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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-18

tricI OF the state OF J'Hh, IOunN
of SAT- axe,
Charles NJ. Bell plaiutll vs. l. {. Maya' GsI;
& fred II. WAuhsmu b, As paihu NJ
business IN the firm uaiHe u l. u
smuth & Co dCiendAnls'
The state of utah seuds grst ,e'la.n 20 =
Wacbsmuth n FRED II. Nacntna ~,
partners DONG business IN lle ulT
OIL. u, Wschsmuth 20, delehuAA"
VoU ALE HEREhBI EtQ .i,iS.t r.
Il appear IN an ucuon pr,lsn' ~ nsfh
hy the khUyo. nAmCd q SINS " ~ 'ue ~, ia
Cour, Of the I hire Juniria. disu'y1vn w 30
OF Utah, aud To answer inc ~ ,euau
plant II ed therein Nihln zen u,Sy, Inc ~
Of the day OF serWeel ,nmmobi
served within Ihl- count' of.i ~ ,iti
out OF this county, but IN THIS lsW' s,,.
w enty Gays; otherwise within ION. .,In.,Jta
judgment b. deiauh viii ne latsn s.sassd co
according TO The payer OF -"'u
plant s,,, lldlEtii
against defendants for Al, q 'An1Hs ~, cOsp.
u general and proper 70 iel, an' by rlAii
alleged to be dhmnges shslA n0' ,oi.tul u
by reason of the uefenHanm s,sd iriS i
terms of n certain contract rh,tl .bog ~
tween the piaiulti aud dotenI,hH sfsriIis
month OF ApriL 1874 by Wh'N ,lesan .
emp DYED plaintiff a. iraNeHns goids 81
solicit and lake orders, Ani'o ',Tie htFI
clothing snown emo vH "e,sop for iI!rs
Home" during tho ensuing 'uassI ,ts Elar
winter. beng the IA Of ~ Ane .ngp'led ~
10, rnd isn'; that plainu1 IA. I'm ssleriisi
with the terus OF sHid coutfagN ,s't her nv
have yiolpted the same IN NY IA utif ~
me o. S' samples or he price ''' *, 'n'' sT
which the p ainIiti was TO ~ Hisa, VfobdaI
etr and on or ph0ui Msy S.h. !, 1sebir.ii
end snd arsinsft consent II ANITA aos,f N
the plain IL from further s eissyS IA hs,rn@
contract. al 10 plain 10 dnmAs'
Sl,Wn. .,.t.,,u mat Il 700
niaint az above rsquii ed, mo Sa,n " dcusti]
amply 10 the court tor the 'e'''' " -,
therein t.,.,.os and ihe - a
witness '"1 ,hn Ii.tficr Court Of t5r u
Judicial District ~ ~ dJgI
tsrAIl siate OF ullh, this ~ ~ eus lici.
lsiAL m the car OF our l9Td NJ Si nII
ssI,d elght hundred ''
seven avn c nuSBAR. 0H1
BY GEO. E BLAIR. Deputy U'
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE..

NOVICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the
~ pAriuership firm heretofore existing
and dong business under The firm name and
syio of Willes a 'nowbAl, al ia5 Fourth
street, eAlt La c city. Utah. IL this dav dis-
solved halph nowball JT. Is empowered
10 collect anu pay ali bills.
W j VII LES,
Il 4 SNOWFALL. JR.
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And In accordance with law and the order
OF the Board of Directors made on said I'd day
Of July, lsyI. 10 many shares OF each parcel
Of such stock as may he nnces airy. vii be sold
at the once Of secretary 80 II West irat
south street, Salt Lake city, Utah, on Tuesday
the 3lst day Of August, 1887, at O'Clock y M
10 pay delinquent assessment thereon together
with costs OF advertising and expense sale.
FRANK i. TAIL lR,
Secretary Buckeyo Mining Company.
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ssMeNr NM.

Tho Star Gold and IL
irogress Tnbs, place Of tntisc oc,,.
utAh SAT- Lake rs.tu
,ar,. 5aa,
NOTICE Is nEREBy co.,.
Thursday. juneF sr 81 'he dirre,sS,, rHl Z
capital stoet OF x share wts i'siis,t,
sneaiateiy TO Thomas IsFr ssfNlor, pl5,foa' .
IpoIahon ~ ito cens-e, seefelsrt ~,
Ueress Building, in MI, 9mee,
, Guy STOCK upon which IN, Lete ON 4 :
viii hn aa,mpalu on the t,h dsssse,srta,a
public anctioh and sttefiissa !uy, y
, oeioIe, WI be sold on the y. "a nen, ~
pay INC dclihduept ~ Gay OF IN. "a
WIN costs OF edyorusipr 1.ssess,mest 49,
Tll ila .,spssi, m
street. ""Nulng, N7-uo seltt1
~ be time at which tho A., '-a III
snHIi DC delinquent Is bv above ap,,
Sp ~ it' 1881, and The day NJ IVY ,S,thc,e'.
l,uted June IS. 1897 AlsI
By order of Hoard ~
THOMAS s.S,
shsii 10 ''mo at which the abo-, set,s;ar
snnn nc delinquent is heyobgsove AissIs.
August i7 n is " ana TIE d,yy i J,
bF order of the board OF d,,,s
Dated July 10. 1891 ZANE. ss.r.,-
Ihe time at which IN, ,t..
s nm oe delinquent is herebyv I've ", .ssu,,.
August 81, 1897. 'N' Gay o. al.
August ny yo {9, Of i.o ..'oekholdsu dul, 49,.
IHOs, EsS'S-s
sses,i,,
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EsIRAY POUND NOTICE..

nSEBAY HORsl. ABOUT 2YEARs OLD;
" small star IN forehead.
me brown bald faced horse, about years
old cut op right hind leg with wIe.
one black mare, about years old E2ssfN on
left thigh. EEtf
one bay horse shouts years Cd white star
on face, Jeff hind an u for, feet wiite.
II tho above described animals are NOT
claimed md AIKEN away on or before Tuesday,
the .4th day OF Augurt.lsi7 they will be sold at
city Estray founu, at 2p,m,
JOHN % MA1TG&,
City PonnGkseper,
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DELINQUENT NOTICE

Buckeye Mining Company. situation OF prtn.
cipal place OF business No. IL West First
south street, Salt Lake city. Utah.
NOTICE. THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described stock. on
account OF assessment levied on the and day
OF July, 1871, tho several amounts set opposite
10
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DELINQUENT NOTICE..

Star Gold aud Silver Mining Company.
Principal place OF husinoss, Salt Lake City,
UtHh.
NOTICE. THERE ARE DELINQUENT
IN upon tho following described stock, OF
hSld hiAr cold and silver company on
account Of assessment No. !, levied on the
sra day OF June. isyT. the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective share.
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An ordinance levyinF a tax on the assessed
value OF the taxable property within
the corporate limits Of Sh Lake Ciy,
the enr lsnl.
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And la accordance wItu law and the order
of the Board OF Directors made on SAID Sd day
VI Jun", 1855. 70 many shares OF each parcel
of such stock as my be necessary, will Gu rpld
81 the Oiico oil sad company room as Progress
BUILDING, No. ,a-s south IAln street, SAT-
LAKE CILy Utah, on the 2lst gay OF August
ls9 Ht2 O'Clock p m o. said day, TO pay de.
liDqucnt assessment thereon together with
eosts OF advertising ana eSpense OF sale
ltOs. kAhL, Secretary
Dated August 0, 1887
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Mary Chapman plaintiff. Va Jo,epb pm,
aSAh' Msry Flanagan and NsrEiig
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~ Office. Their ARE DEL SQUFST
~ upon the following described shares OF
stock OF said corporation. on account of as
the capital ock OF the company, June Is.
1887. the several amounts set opposite the
names NJ he respective shareholders as fol.
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SUMMONS.


In the District Court Of ne third JailSih ="
tricI OF he state OF utEh, U0upN
of Salt AXE,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-18

In the matter OF tile Estate OF Lucy $. Cortc
deceased.
DUHsUANT TO AN ORDER OF skID
a court, in SAID matter. noiee is hereby
gwen that Saturday, the Il h day Of
August A. H. lsyI, al 10 o'clock a. m
ulRh In the court room of said court has been
appointed the time and place for the hearing
OF a petition OF Harry u. COttle, praying for the
admission to probate IT a certain document
herewith presented. purporting 10 be the last
Wlll anu Testament OF Lucy :. ottle, deceased,
when ana where all persons interested may sp-
pear ana oppose the probate OF said Will, or the
grantlngoi letters tcstamontary to Harry t.
Collie a. prayed for in said petition.
In witness whereof, have hercunto set my
hand AMI affixed the seal Of said court, this grti
day OF August, 1891
BEAL.) DAVID c. DUNBAR,
Ulerk.
by GEO. e. BLAIR. Deputy ClerK.
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Charles Nj. Bell plaiutilys L. {. Waehiis CHEZ,
& Fred ii. WAuhsulu b. as pai'ngu NJ,
business in the firm name OF l. u VS.
tmnin & Co dNtennlnL..
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In the District Court. Probate Division. Third
JUDICIAL District, IN and for salt Lake
County, rtalc of Utah
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In the matter OF tile Estate of Lucy 5. Cottlc
deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-13

Mr.. l.. Ii. Airs came in iron, the
Northern Light last evening.
The Sacramento mine is said 20 be
in good shape at present, with last
weeks ore discovery banning ont all
night.
Last week big strike OF ore was
made In the cross.cut tunnel on the
Panhandle at Wallace, Ida. There is
a fine chute OF the ore and 1t is he
lieved that as work progresses II will
open up anu take on grand propor-
tons.
Grand Valley Times: Thos. DAILY,
tue veteran miner, came in from his
copper claims this week. Mr.. DAly's
faith grows stronger In the bright
future OF the La Sal mountain copper
dis.rict. Mr. DAILY expects to go out TO
Salt Lake soon TO meet parties who
Will Join with him in the greater
development OF the propertiee. While
the copper district has laDguished In
the past, everything Is favorable now
for practical development this sum.
meT.
The fret afternoon call on change
was quite success and resulted In
fair business, with very little change
in the quotations.. The sales were as
ss followt: Twenty-Five ehares OF
Bullion Beck al S7.5U per share; 100
Mnmmoth al 81 IS; 100 Northern Light
ut rs cent; 1900 buckeye at IL cent?;
1000 Richmond ApRcondA Rt:b tents.
Total shares sold, 2725; V.iue OF
sales, $3.50 20; total sales tor the day,
3,22b snGtts; value Of sales for the day,
Sl,O47.
Correspondence from joseph to tine
Southern Censor says that some of the
boys have come down from Mount
Baby aud say that this summer viii
be one OF the biggest booms ever In
this part OF Utah. As soon az the
snow will permit, there will be new
town spring up, and quite number OF
mills built ana many II new rich prop
erty opened up. Capitalists are free anu
are coming auG many have their eye
on this part. Yes anu that Is what
counts, anu We'll do tuey know tina;
we have one OF the best camps IN
Southern Utah. One that assays up
la the huHdredF..,..... A new gold
strike was made W Clear Creek last
week, about four miles from the
mouth Of the canyon, that assayed SIS
gold ana 10 ounces silver. The party
are ct work on their mud.
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II they do they will in all probability
put In machinery 10 work he ores
right near here.
The Crystal mine | hardly know
about. There lie ore all aToutd there,
and there issome doubt as to It's source,
aud 1t seems that the main body has
not yet been found.
"rhe Bully Boy mine IL in a conti-
ton TO be worked at any time. II paid
well when Tom Ferguson and L ran
II and 1t would pay to run 1t again.
Several years ago,six or seven perhaps,
We had IA lease on the mine aud put In
the mill now owned 10 connection
with 1t. We couldn't take up the
option and so the owners took the mill
and gave us share in all. 1 still own
my part. There lie an excellent vein Of
ore there, tut II. @. Chambers owns q
controlling interest. He has plenty Of
other mines TO look after, anu not need
ing this one BIO will probably not work
1t until the silver market looks up
some.
III do not know about the Blue
Bird and many other mines, but /
hope that large number Of them will
be worked this summer and l think
theylwiIl.
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Congress in July, 1865, providing as fol-
lows:
"The right OF way for the construction
Of highways over public lands not re-
served for public uses, Is hereby grant
cd" See page 2l9, volume /, OF tho
code of 1858. BY the terms OF the fore
going grant In made to the public OF
rights OF way over "public lands not re-
served for public uses" There must be
an acceptance Of this grant evidenced by
some action OF corporate body duly
authorized thereto.
Generally speaking, IA against the
sovereign government, the doctrine Of
adverse possession or title by prescrip-
ton can have no force, and the acquies-
ence OF the government for any number
OF years in the use OF It's land for high
ways would be no evidence OF dedication
on its part. 70 determine what will
amount 10 dedication OF highway
reference must be had to tho provisions
of our code. Therein we find the follow
ing: "Section =, 1867: All roads
which arc now used by the public and
have been declared to be highways by
the county courts aud municipal corpor-
atoms within their respective jurisdic-
tons, or which may hereafter he 10
declared, shall be deemed and taken 10
DO public highways Sec
ton 2,06S provides, "roAds
laid out and recorded by
order OF the county courts or municipal
corporations within their respective jur-
isdictions arc public highways. Section
2,072, subdivision ?, In prescribing the
duties OF county courts, making IL their
duty to cause to be- surveyed, viewed,
laid out, recorded, opened, maintained
and worked, such public highways as
are necessary Tor public convenience
BY perusal Of tho foregoing law II
will be observed that certain proceedings
are made requisite on the part of the
county court In order to validate the
Augmentation OF land for highways and
which proceedings, whom had aud prop
erly recorded by the county clerk az
provided in section 2,O13, are sufficient
evidence Of appropriation on the part of
the county, aud OF dedication ON the part
OF the government tif the highways be
over public land),
In YOUR communication you use tho
term county road IL i assumed from
this that the county court has In all
RESPECTS compiled with the law herein
before SGT out. If his presumption is
correct, l am OF opinion that such COM
plIanOe operated as an acceptance Of tho
dedication made by act OF Congress re-
ferfed TO and that thereby the public nc
uuired an easement Ia such land OF
which IL could not be Invested by
patent OF tho United states lssued to u
homesIader whose entry Of said land
was made subsequent to the acceptance
OF such dedication. Aud that patent
issued in the case suggested by the
United Sja'os would be held subject to
the easement acquired by the public in
the land for it, use as public highway.
In section .O06 It Is provided that "all
roads lald out or erected
by others Than the public and dedicated
or abandoned to the use OF the public,
are highways. A highway shalt be
deemed and taken a. dedicated and
abandoned to the use OF the public when
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1t has been continuously and untor-
ruptedly used as u public thoroughfare
for period OF ten years.
II viii be seen that ton years il the
lime fixed by statute, after which n dedi-
cation a. against all tho world, except the
sovereign government, will DO conclu-
,iyely presumed.
The use Of a highway for any mum.
Dor Of years loss than ten, whether ex-
pendirures Of labor and poll taxes have
been made thereon or not, could not avail
10 vest title in the public by adverse
possession. am OF tho opinion that tho
expenditure Of labor and pOll tax or the
making Of repairs upon roads are not
conditions precedent To dediCa ion, and a
road may become u public highway with
cut the expenditure OF either thereon,
and thatfa highway, except as against
the general governmen t, is dodica ed and
abandoned to the public whom the same
has been continuously aud uniuter-
tuptedly used rs public thoroughare
for period Of not loss lhan ten years,
provided the user has been adverse, and
not by the permission Of the owner OF the
land.
~ am further Of opinion tina In order
to tho determination of what shall con-
stitute 3 tliciunt dedication, the records
Of the county court must DO consulted
II Il shall appear thereirom that a sub
stanlial compliance with the law govern
ing statutory dedication has been had,
then such way shall be deemed aud
taken to be public highway, whether
over public or other lands, and that tho
county's right is paramount as against
the homestender's in any @ se'where tho
land was entered subsequent to the
counly's appropriation as hereinbefore
suggested.
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An Ogden placer miner, Henry
Atwood by name, has Invented Il
mHc inc which, It II claimed. will saws
SO per cent more flne gold than any
other machine IN use. IL is said that
II virtually sjlves the problem of saw
Ing all the gOlu, anu Its points of
superiority ere seen In every part Of
the contrivRnoe. The minor advantages
Of tbe machine are That 1t car be
taken apart in ten minutes and set up
again III the same length OF time, So
that 1t can be carried anywhere. Each
ma hine weighs about 10 pouuut; II
perfectly protected 90 that dirt or
sand cannot get into the gearing OF the
machinery; It has a double screen 90
that all kinds OF dirt may be handled;
II can be set up nnd operated by any,
one. 1t scOurs, sofeens and separates
by one motion ana at the sRroe time.
There is also device by which the
black sand can be saved II desired. 1t
can be worked with very small
quantity VI wster.--tour gallons to a
cubic yard OF DIRT. II can be run by u
child. A woman can rock baby and
by the same motion supply motive
power fol- Ia machine with cape ity
vi 20 yards per DAY.
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THE RIGHT OF WAY.
Important GU stlOu Decided by tho
Attorney General.

The question as to whether the pub.
Ito has rights over the claims OF settlers
on the public domain, was question
propounded by Il. w. Mcdaniel,
county attorney for 6uvier county, to
the attorney general. The correspond
ence is rs follows:
l beg to acknowledge receipt of your
favor OF recent date containing the fol-
lowing; First--Where county road
over unapproprlatod public lands was
laid out and used by The public for ten
years prior to the application of a home
steader to enter the same and upon
which poll tax had been expended or
repairs made under this direction of the
road supervisor but of which no formal
dedication was ever made, is there
sufficient dedication to hold the same as
against said hemesteader?" You also
submit q series Of questions relating to
the same subject, differing only in some
OF the facts stated, but ali involving the
question AS to what constitutes a dedica-
ton Of public highway.
An answer to your first question in
full will necessarily furnish the intorma-
ton sought in the other inquiries of your
communication. Your attention is di-
recIed to section 2l77 Of the revised
statutes of the United States enacted by
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In MINING CIRCLES.
Th, Ctnt.nnial-EuFtka Temporarily
Ceases Dividend Payments.
GOOD ORE IN The HECLA MINE.
Gold At Gold Greek, the New Nevada
Camp-hines Near Richil ID
On the Stock Exchange.

There will be no dividend by the
Cvntc NAL Eureka company this
mouth; nor Ia there likely to be one for
,eveTal months to come, II the pronun-
ciamento procured by the NEWS ray
Z mains 10 full force and effect. the
company has ceasei dividend pay
msn;e for causes enumerated In the
following authoritative statement
which lie self explanatory:
The Centennial Eureka will cease tho
payment OF dividends for tho present
time on account of the low price OF silver
and the exorbitant charges of the smell
ters and simply produce sufficient ore to
pay the cost OF prospecting, etc.
When the company let It's yearly
ore contract about two weeks
ago, 1t was then thought in mining
circles that the chances for an Aprli
dividend were exceptionally bright.
But the contract entered into un.
doubleday has been one from which
very little profit could be obtained,
bencs 1t has Deon deemed wiee by the
Centennial.Eure people to ship no
more ore than IL absolutely necessary
TOR running expenses. Thus far ore
ehipm ents on the new contract have
been quite slow owing to the bad con-
dition VI the roade, but when they
bscome dry, the accumulated output
OF several months VIII be loaded on
the cars anu seut on to its destination.
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GOLD Al GOLD CREEK.

The New Nevada Camp Has Placer
Ground of Exceeding Richness.
Superintendent Babcock, who made
an examination OF the Van Duzer
placeTs last week for eastern parties, lie
enthusiastic over the outlook for that
country the coming sum Dsr, says the
Gold Creek, New, News. The reports
OF the richness OF the placer ground
over there are only excelled by the
record established here at Gold Greek.
1t seems Incredible that alter all the
mad search for gold In the past half
century that ground should still be
found that VIII yield 5000 In gold to
the cubic yard. Yet this 10 the fact
here at Gold Greek, and an output
equally US good has been made at
Van Duzsr on the Gold Creek mineral
belt sixteen miles west. M one can
believe this unless he sees the gold
has evidence equally as strong.
Mr.Bsbcock saw the golI,Or brought
over certificates for what had been
sold, that had come from hole
measuring not much over 200 cubic
yards. The value OF the gold to the
cent wss 81. 9l6l2.
The space that had been worked
over was l9S feet along the led OF
Van Duzer creek and fifteen ieet
wide. There Ia about two feet OF loan
anu the gravel underneath ia from
three TO Ave fee. thick.
The gold Is m silly cosrse and pieces
OF quartz are still sticking to 1t. But
there is much fine gold that no at
tempt was made to save. Ten dollar
nuggets are common, ana the largest
found ie worth 1913. But the product
brings only sl4.20 an ounce, there
being some silver in 1t. Here the gold
is worth $40 an ounce.
This property is owned by VIII
Y,ung and Joe August. II was
bonded last fall by Waller Stofiel, be.
fore ite great value was known, Tor
$4,000. Mr.. 5tofel accompanied Mr..
Baocock in HE examination. He has
iii the let uf June to take up the bond.
the property comprises about 800
acres on Van Duzer. Little Van Dnzer
and Lime creeks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-13

Der share. The NAMES OF the incarpot-
ators prt: Turner a. WICK +
sham, Elizabeth G, WlcSershsm,
Hiram f. Booth, John II. Hedges,
aud George Mullet, all OF Salt Lake
city. The amount OF capital sub
scribed for by the parties referred to IL
~ follow: T. a. Wlckershem, $50 OlO
SHARES; Elizabeth q. Wickefsnnm,
$4,000 shartt; Hiram Il, Booth, 1913
hnres; John II. Hodge,, 1888 shares,
George Mullet, 1888 shsres. Total,
100000 shares.
Turner A. Wickorsham is president
aud treasurer anu Elizabeth Q. Wick.
ersham, secretary; the 0thers constitute
tho board OF diTtct1ra.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

walker Roy Il, Hardness. robert j..
Lindley. Park City; j. {. Johnson, city;
Il. NJ. Griiiths, Tinug; George HAYS,
Eureka; Fred Barker and wife, Ophir;
Z. II. Goddard, Frank p. Davis, Mercur.
Cullen-P. B. Mcliern, Milford: James
O'Neil, Wells, New; John Spriggs, Deep
Creek; a. O. Smoot, Provo; Churles Mug
glesion, Janesyille, WIS; j, Ii. Greene.
Idaho; p. r. stevens, Colorado.
Templeton-A. j, Van Kurnn, city;
W. j. Kerr, Logan; W. b. Johnson,
Philadelphia; r.. j. Kramer, Denver;
Louis Fround, New York; w, II. III
bridge, Chicagoi W j. Madden, Denver;
V. ii. McCbesnoy, Omaha.
Knutsford- &C. f. Brown, Madison,
Wis; e. n. Nash, Omaha; W. II. silbro-
horn. Chicago; T.. b. Fouko, 81. Louis;
Madame Nj. s. Gaskill, Paris; H. n,
Smith, Miuueso'uI Roy Barrett, New
York; L. NJ. Maze, Butte, Mont Charles
IL. Jackson, Maryland.