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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-07-24
NJ. A. No. $685..
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
GaiA Iake cif.. Iftnh NIL oi 10y

Salt Lake City, Utah, May 81 1903
Notice is hereby given that J. H. White
whose Post Office address Is Salt Lake City,
Utah has.mnde application for United States
Patent for the Blue Bird Lode mining claim
situated In Pinto Iron Mining Districts Iron
County, Utah, consisting Of 1900 linear feet Of
the Lode and surface ground 800 feet wide,
notes aud plat of the official survey on file in
this Office, with magnetic variation at II deg
so min TO IS deg 80 min east, as follows:
Beginning at chtner No, !, corner Of the
claim from which the quarter Section Corner on
North boundary line q Section 80 TIP. 20 S. r.
running thence ". II deg 81 min 4, 800 feet TO
uer Mop, thence $. 80 deg bs min .. 1900 feet to
corner Nos, thence 5. z deg 81 min W. 500 feet
to corner No. 4, thence N. 30 deg IS min W. 1900
feet to Corner No, l. the place OF beginning,
Coutainiug total and net area Of 20. $50 acres,
there being no Conflicts. Tie presumed gener-
al course and length Of the vein or lode is as
shown by the plat of Survey.' III
Said Blue Bird Lode claim forms portion of
Section 80. Up. 90 S. r. 49, w. Salt Lake Mer-
diam, Utah. Said Blue Bird lode location min
ing CLAIM, being. of record in the. Office 81 the
Utah, Id Book Nd, Of Mining Notices page 2s7,
records OF said County. The neatest known
locations being the Yellow jacket Mine SURVEY,
No 1917, aud Last Chance, Survey No. 4s7S,
Lode Mining claims,
/ direei that-tiils notice be published In THE
Iron COUNTY RECORD at Cedar City Utah, the
newspaper published nearest the said mining
claim, Tor the period OF 9weelSs.
FRANK D. HOBBS.
Register.
r. Z. ROSS,
Claimants Attorney,
First Nay 29,-Last Jlly 81
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-07-24
arutaIIy tortured.

4 case came to light that Tor persis.
tent and nnmercifrl torture has per.
haps never been equaled. Joe Golobicls
Of cotusa, Calf, writes. "Tor IS years I
endured inspfferable pain from Rheu-
matisp and nothing relieved me though
| tried everything knbwn. came across
Electric Bittcrs and it'sthe greatest me-
dicine on earth for that trouble. A few
bottles OF il completely relieved and GU
red me. just as good for Liver and
Kidney troubles and general debility.
Only soc. Satisfaction guaranteed by j.
II. Mcdonald druggist.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-07-24
Audited juiy ls, 1903,
STATE OF UTAH -,
COUNTY OF IRON u
>. STATE, LAND NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
salt LAKE CITY, Uiah,

odt Lake. Slty, Otah, June lth lSUS,
To Yhom IL May Concern.
Notice is hereby given that the State of Utah
hap filed in this Office list No. "a of iards Sc
iucted by the said State for the use of an Agri-
cultural College under section of the act of
Congress approved July IS, 1884, The follows
irg tracts embraced In said list art In township
containig mineral claims of record, viz:
Lot 1 Sec. Is, T. SO s., r.. ID WIS L. Me-.
a copy of said list so far as Il relates TO said
tracts by descriptive subdivisions, had been
conspicuousiy posted In this Office for inspection
by any person Interested, and the public gensr.
ally.
Within the next sixty days following the date
Of this notice. under departmental Instructions
CT November "a. 1896, (23 l.. D., 45e), protests
contests against the claim Of the Stale to any OF
the tracts or subdivisions hefeinbefore described
on the ground that the same Is more valuable
for mineral than for agricultural purposes, will
BE received and noted for report to the General
Land Office at Washington ID. Z. Failure so to
protest or contest within the time specified
will be considered sufficient evidence Of the non.
mineral character of the said tracts, and the
selection thereof. being otherwise free from
objection, will be recommended for approval.
PRANK D, HOBBS,
Register.
GEO, A, SMITH,
Receiver.
First, June n,-Iast, Aup. 2Sl
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y STATE LAND NOTICE.
unITspsTATss LAND OFFICE.
Sal, Lake City, Utah, jane q, 100;

SAT- Lake City, Utah, June ~ 1905
r. sttori u may oosoe,s.
The State OF Utah having selected as part %
its grant for the estabiislibeilt of permanent
water reservoirs for irrlgatlng purposes undel
The 18th section Of the act of Congress approved
July 10, 1895, the following described tract re-.
turned by the United States surveyor
- mineral iand, h6ticc Is hereby given that tlii
said state VIII submit pronf as to the charact,
~ said land before the register aud Receiver,
this office, op Monday, the eth day 81 Septeni,
Der, 1903, at io;OO a. M, via
TheNwlf NEllj sen NE3, and NRH Nwiy
Sec. rs, t. 8S s., X. 10 Wa s. L. Mer., embraced
In list No. 1874, for the establishment Of permit.
nent water reservoirs for irrigsting purposes.
All persons claiming any portion of said de-
scflbedtractsas mineral coal land. or desiring 81
protest or object 10 the selection thereof by the
state are hereby sum moned TO appear on that
date aud submit testimonyin support OF theft
FRANK D. HOBBS,
Register,
GRO. A. SMITH.
-, g.. Receiver
FIRST, Jaiy s-Last, Aug. %, 'Os.l
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-07-24

Milford Times: Engineer GREGORY
hauled, General Manager Wells and
other San Pedro officiels down to Cal.
'ientc5 aud back one day last wesek.
Greg was given bunch that the gem
sral nahager. looked upon this end OF
The road a9 something rather slow, and
he had no objections 10 travelling faster
than schedule speed. The engineer
had q standard engine of the 400 class
and he proceeded to let things out. At
the end OF the trip the speed indicator
showed that speed a sixty.nine miles
an hour had been attained aud the in.
terror Of The general managers, car
Looked IS though 1t had received q poa-
ting Of aiEali. Mr.. Wells now thinks
thut southern Utah Is not 80 slow
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-07-24
trirst, JuiJ ai-taat, Aag, a, 'Oll
vesy Relaarl.abl, car. n plnrrLo,r.
BYRog GRoo,
t,. Secretary,

about six years ago for the frat time
in my life l had a sudden and severe at.
tack Of diarrhoea," Gays Mrs Alice
Miller, Of Morgan, Texas. II got tenn
porary relief, but it came back again
and again, and for SIX long years /
have suffered more misery and agony
than / can tell. 1t was worse than
death. lily husband spent hundreds Of
dollars for physicians' prescriptions
and treatment without avail. Finally
we moved to Bosque county, ptr pre-.
sent home, AID one day ! happened to
see an adyertisement OF Cham 5erlain's
Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhocr Remedy
with a teetimoriai Of man who had
been cured byit. The case vas SO sim.
liar TO my own thse l concluded to try
The remedy. The result was wonder.
full, copld hardly realise that VIVA
we'll agaih, or belieye II could be GO
after having suffered co long, but that
one bottle Of MEDICINE, Coating but a
few cents cured me. ff'r'7
For sale by All p-uygistS
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-07-24

A CHANCE for the bettr has taken
place with the Mant newspapers. The
San Pete Free Press has been purchased
by n. r. Nelson, former secretary to
Congressman sortherland, who has also
leased the Manti Mesenger until Jan, /,
1905, and the two papers will be con.
soiidated. Mr.. LAUDER of he Messeu,
ger, who is one Of the heatest printers
In the state, will have. charge
Of the inerchanical department. II is
unnecessary to state that the new paper
will be republican IN politics
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-07-24

Ar last Pope Leo is dead. For the
past two weeks his life has dangled at
The end OF thread and the daily press
has been kept at fever heat waiting
for the opportunity Of announcing this
piece OF Important peTs. After ALL
the pope was only,a man, with not e.
nough power 10 ppStPone his own dis
solution. ,lAnd what great service has
he done fom ~. 9ihlndgr TRUE, the Ro-
man Catb4f6pe a5tA, whose standard
harer he,.Stsd bBsle done It's part like
other relig,-is app she uplifting apd
oetterrne1sss9- lAaaity, but TOR what
new trptn4 - she World indebted to
Aeo the 4 IiA7 ', He.was ns doubt good
mar, a4ai hsying lived TO a ripe old age
hEg gone tie WAY of all Hesh, Peace be
20 his a1heg,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-07-24
STATE LAND SALE.

ONCE Of the state Board Of Land Colnniis.
sioners, Salt Lake City, Utah, July 10th, 1908
NOTICE Ia hereby given that, In accordance
with law, the State Board Of Land Commits.
sioners will, on August 9th, 1908, beginning at
10 o'clock a. m. OF that day, offer at public auc-
ton at the Court How're Of Kane county, Utah.
at Kanab, Utah, aud sell TO the highest bidder
for the respective tracts, the following de-
scribed appraised and unsoid Stste lands Ia
Kane county, Utah.
SUBDIVISION SEC. TIP. 4. ACRES
81 NEA
SEA NWA
Eh MEX
SWA NEh
gtlf NWff
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-07-24

We are getting The RECORD cut one
day ahead of time this week in order
to liberate the force and permit OF
their joining in the celebration of the
Gath in the canyon. This will average
up for last week.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-07-24
No PITY Shown.

FOR years fate was after me 5contir,
uouslyfwrites +. A. Gulledge. Verbena
Ala. ~ had q terrible case OF Piles
causing "a tumors. Wheh all failed
Bueklen's Arnica Salve cured nue.. Bqual-
~ good for Burns and MI aches and
pains, ohly s5c at j, II. McDonald's
Drug Store.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-07-24

: TuAT cx.president Grover Cleveland
Is making q hard race for the
Democratic nomination FOR president,
there is now no doubt He has not
been blind to the popularity Press
Roosevelt; has won through his attitude
on the race suicide Question, either,
The press dispatches announce that he is
now the father OF a son
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-07-24

No land Hiiigte sold for iess THAI the ap.
praised Valhe thereof, aud not more thar 100
acres of arid land, hgT more than foGr sections
OF grazing land win be sold 10 any one lfidiyld-
nal. company, or corporstlOn, and sales o. such
States or those who have DICTATED their ihten
ton 70 become snch. n n ~
Terms OF SAFE: ohe-tenth cash, payabis at
time Of SALE; the remainder Of the purchase
price In ten equal annual paymedt9 with in
terest a, the rate OF five per cent per annnm on
By order q III, state Beard Of Land Com.
tiissiouers. GN
RI. BYRON GRoo,
81 '.'-. Secretary
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Estray Notice.

lave In NJ possession the fcilowing dess
cried estray aptinai which II not efsinicd and
taish away, wiz be sold az publie ahetion 10
thshle chest cash bidder, at my corral, in Cedar
CIV, On Monday the 9th day of Jag, 1905, at
tmhhur Of 2 O'clock, p. M
out'red yearfhg heller, white spot in face,
crPoG right gar, crop and slit In left ear,
br'nded lP og5eft ribs. ,. .,,
,Sid estray was taken mp BY ME III the said
"' HYRUA CORY,
~ Pourdksepef o. Cedar City.
li,td July i6, 1908.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-07-24

Milford Times: W. s. Thompson
proposes to organize dramatic com
pany to play the southern U.ah circuit,
4 he can secure the talent. 1t is pro.
posed to take in Beaver, Parowsn,
Cedar Milford and other towns. A min-
atrel company may also be organ
..l
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-07-24
Working Night And day.

The busjest and mighliest little thIhg
tint ever was made is Dr. Kings New
Lie Pills. These pills change weakness
inb strength, listless ness into enerfy,
bs,in.iaF,intb mental. power They're
SSssaerfti ID builaing up the health.
ony 2Sc pet box, Solo by j. u. NC
no,als
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-07-24
C,,olofa Infnntuni.

This, has long been reguarded as one
OF the most dangerous and fatal diseases
70 which infsnts are subject. 1t can
be cured, however, when properly
treated. All that 10 necessary 10 to give
Collie, Cholera and. Dia.
rrhoea Remedy and castor oil, as dir.
eeted with each bottle, and cure is
certain. #
For Sale by All Druggists.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-07-24

The weather has been cloudy and
threatening this week and we have had
one or two light showers Of rain.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-07-24
DR.. E. SMITH
@B
. o DENTIST Q Q :.

. . DENTIST 0e,
I now permanently located In Cedar
City, prepared to do all classes OF
Dentistry. Work of the County
and surrounding districts solicited
iPartofs, end Floor Furniture, Block
CEDAR CITY. - UTAH.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-07-24
First, June 26.-Last, Aug. as.l

Harry Hunter delivers nice pure ice
at cents per pound.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-07-24

Rass DALEY and Miss Margret Pryor
started over to'Panguitch yesterday to
spend the Twenty-fourth.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT
OF Iron County, Utah, for the Year Ending
June Both, 1903.
pARowAN, UTAH, JULY 10, 100,

TO TEE HON BOARD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF IRON couN
TY UTAH,
GrNTLEN- herewith OF Iron County
ending go 1903
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STATE OF UTAH.
IRON COUNTY ~

H. Arthur sand o rIronEo
Whereof OF D.
] II.
ed jaiy treasurer u nO" Count" 0'Ah'
49, 80, -, w.
IN torrc, Of
dofco
-,
Witness y d.
counyc ri an exoTc loC ountyAud
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certify that the above aud foregoing Is a 4
ments of aaid County, form July |, 1909 to
In Witness Whereof, have hereuntl
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up-To-DATE HOTEL.
SIX LARGE SAMPLE ROOMS.
HACK MEETS ALL TRAINS.
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| they go below and actually catch fish
with their hands. This may appear
to be incredible, but we saw it-saw
them actually come up with the fish: :
II Is true that their catch was made
only once out of a dozen dives, but
they got there at times. Others use
nets, wading in the river and holding
the net, which is a sort OF trap mount
ed on bamboo sticks. in front of them
as they walk along the river bed. The
fish are plentiful or their methods
would have poor results. She women
do most OF the farming.
The road from Calamba to Ambalon,
the village nearest the volcano was q
native road. The ride was q wild
dream, or, rather, nightmare. The
vehicle. drawn by two native ponies
was the complete and perfect work of
the evil one. 1t ratified. jolted and
threatened to go to pieces. The seat
OF the vehicle was Of hardwood the
makers had not considered the posi-.
bility of their containing anyone
larger than Filipino and the head of
a fairly tall American just touched the
roof. Every time the cart struck a
stone the Americans head struck the
roof and as this road was all stones
the tops Of our heads were pretty well
mashed by the time the lake was
reached
The end Of this ride brought us to
the lake-Bombon or Taal lake
which is about ten miles long and
seven or eight wide. The volcano Is
on an island in the center OF the lake
and is reached by dugout boats, with
outriggers Of bamboo to steady them.
The natives here were very poor and
some of them told me how much they
regretted the departure of the sol
diers who were station there some
time time ago. In the first place, the
soldiers spent money there and money
Is as scarce with them as with any
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TRAVELLING IN LUZON.
American Describes Journey the Volcano Taa-Primve
Mode of Conveyance Leaves Lasting Impression OF
observation-disclosures of the Habits Of the Natives.
Especial Correspondence

may be descended by making diagonal
tacks across its face At the bottom
of the crater is a small central crater
from which issues roaring jet Of
steam, from vent hole about fifteen
feet across. There are other steam
vents, but this one is the largest.
After leaving the volcano the mad
ride recommended. We had passed
over the road the first time in the mid
die of the night, but the return trip
was made by day. All along the road
the native population was strung out
to see the caravan of Americanos.
At Calamba we were lucky enough
to hire a Filipino house for the night.
At least we had all we wanted of it,
the family using the room that we did
not occupy. There was one large
room. divided by wardrobe into two
sections. The floor was of strips OF
bamboo, one inch wide. with spaces Of
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quarter Of an inch between them.
The furniture consisted of two BAN
boo benches and a stand two feet by
eighteen inches and three feet high
The floor served for bed, dining table
and washstand. In fact. everyone
squatted in real Asiatic fashion. In
this town there was a Chinese res
taurant, with a Chinaman who spoke
English. He had printed bill of fare
in English, which quoted prices for
oysters, pork chops. beefsteak and
other things. We asked what he &C
tnally had on hand, and it appeared
that he had fried chicken and eggs.
We ordered the whole bill of fare and
after a short time we heard loud
squawking in the kitchen, and then
the Chinaman stuck beaming face
into the room, saying: Can do
mucho chucky squawk, mucho chucky
fry, can dol" He was just killing the
chickens. after going around the
neighborhood to find them.
After eating we were ready for
sleep. We went to our house to find
to put us to bed. 1t seems to be the
correct thing to put guest safely to
bed, and there they were waiting for
us to undress and to put the pillows
under our heads and cover us up The
floor was covered with pieces Of mat.
ting and all the cushions in the house
laid for us to sleep on: and as one
of the cushions was little soiled the
lady OF the house got out from the
wardrobe her own white petticoat and
wrapped 1t around the cushion for a
pillow case. Lying awake after the
house was quiet heard a faint scuf-
fling, and. peeping out, saw the
whole family going to bed on the 9TH
er part Of the floor, back of the word
robe that formed a partial partition
between us and the rear of the house.
Before leaving the subject of the
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The provinces Of Rial and Laguna
are more disaffected than any others
In the island of Luzon and have been
filled with ladrone bands, which still
exist in scattered condition. The
route TO the volcano, Taal, lies
through these provinces. There is a
line OF steam launches-boats per.
haps ninety feet in length--owned and
mismanaged by Filipinos. which takes
the traveller part of the distance from
Manila to Taal, passing through the
whole length of the River Pasig and
through the lake from which the dis.
trict of Laguna takes its name
Along the river is continuous line
OF native villages, the inhabitants be-
Ing engaged in fishing and farming.
As fishermen their methods are
unique. Some of the men just wade
ont till their heads only are out of
water and then, taking long breath.
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LAST WORDS OF GOETHE.
Told by One Who Was at the Great
Poets Bedside.


The recent death of the widow of
Gen. Genie Kretzmann in Montre re-
calls the following interesting circum-
stance In relation to Goethe, told by
her mother. Baroness GIschtadt,
her mother, born Pappenheim, close
friend of Prince August, and on terms
of familiarity with Goethe and his
family, used to visit the great poet
frequently in the last years of his life.
The memoirs of The baroness were
published some time ago by her grand
child. Lily Braun, in the twelfth vol
ume OF the Goethe Year Book" The
baroness happened to be present at
the death of Goethe.
"In the last hours of his life" she
relates. 'he stood at the door of his
chamber, stretc ecu TO his full height,
and he looked unusually tall. 1t is
possible that he uttered the famous
phrase. More light but the only
words we heard him say distinctly
were the following:
Now has come the time OF great
changes and incarnations!
"'He died peacefully and without
pain said those who were present,
but the wife of Goethe threw herself
weeping upon my shoulders and said
through her tears, And this the peo-
pie call an easy DEATH"
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QUITE AN INTERESTING SPOT.
Pleasant Associations Connected VIII
Pleasant VaIlev

Pleasant Valley.
Edward w. Townsend, the creator
OF Chimmie Fadden, says that when
he lived In the West as a young man
he was the editor of two weekly ma.
pers-one in Arizona and one in Cal.
ifornia. Each was in a little town
and between the two towns Law the
ridge of the Sierras, which was the
boundary of the two states. Every
week 1t was necessary for the editor
to go by stage from one town TO tho
other, Being very young then" saws
Mr. Townsend, 81 was very chesty and
very proud of being the editor of two
papers. ] always took the box seat on
the stage as a sort OF testimonial to
my own importance, and upon one
such trip found seated beside me the
most prominent citizen of one of the
townsville proprietor of its most pros.
porous faro game. On the way | was
very laxative, and he was very ST.
lent, He was one of those men whose
silence is eloquent. AS we drove alons
| remarked a pretty little valley and
called my neighbours attention to II
as had done to everything on the
road. What lovely spot | said
That thar valley? said my neigh
Dor; yes, it's a very pretty valley
That thar valley is where we shot tbS
last editor New York Times.
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D. s. SPENCER, A. G. 80 T. A
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community | know OF. And In the
second place, we found that the sol.
diers had become personally popular
with the people.
The volcano is not particularly i'm
pressive mountain from distance,
there being several other mountains
within sight OF three times its height.
The ascent is easy, over bed of Gin
ders, and can be made by an athletic
person without once stopping to rest
The crater is about a milo across and
can be entered by gap broken In the
vertical wall near the top. Inside the
wall drops about 100 feet straight
down, but below this there Is a long
slope OF cinders, at an angle of about
thirty degrees from the vertical, which
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ARRIvns.

For tickets to or from all points East. West
North or South. call on
W. W. woopsrDE.
Agent
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First Practical Use Of Diamonds.
diamonds were first used for boring
artesiap wells IN 1862.