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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-04-23
STATE LAND NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND Office.
salt Lake City, Feb. IS, 1904.


To WhoM IL Nay Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the State of Utah
has filed in this Office lists of lands ae-
lectcd by tile said State under section
" OF the Act of Congress approved July
The following tracts embraced in said Isis
are ~ townships containing mineral claims of
record, viz;
SEA sWli sec 90; NE4 Nw4 and Nwlf
NEA sec. %. tp57 =, II w, y. l.. Mer, eni-
braccd IN List No. 90 for the establishment and
maintenance of Deaf and uumb ASYLUM.
NEli SWil sec -. tip 80 $, r. IL w, Lots o, 10,
II aud IL, sec /; NWIl NEh sec IL and NWh
MEX sec 20, tip 80 =, X low, :. l.. Mer, emf
braced In List No %, for the establishment
aud maintenance OF an Insane Asylum.
Copies said lists so far as they relate to said
tracts, by descriptive subdivisions, have been
conspcuously posted in this Office for inspection
by any person Interested, and by the public gem
erally.
Ddfing he sixty days next following the date
OF this notice, under departmental instructions
OF November ~, 1895, t23 l.. ID. 45gl protests or
the tracts or subdivisions hereinbe fore described
on the ground that the same is more valuable
Tor mineral than Tor agricultural purposes, will
be received aud noted for report to the General
Land Office, at Washington, ID. {. Failure 80 to
protest or contest within the time specified will
be considered sufficient evidence OF the non
mineral character Of said tracts, and the seiec-
tiou thereof, being otherwise free from objection
will be recommended for approval.
FSANK d. HOBBS,
Register.
GEO. a. SMITH,
Receiver.
First Feb. p. Last Aprii23
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-04-23
NORMAL NOTES.
April %, 1901.

April %, 1904.
Mr.. Porter's Pedagogy class awaited
itself of the opportunity to visit the
district school last week.
In regard to commencement exer.
clses, there seems to be something sim.
liar to chemical reaction going on
among the students.
The class members are beginning to
experience some OF those thrilling sen.
sations that usually accompany the
spring examinations.
During the week the Commercial
Law Class turned itself into iustices's
court to decide the legal status OF sew.
eral cases that usually come up before
every practical business man.
The II G. o d. held It's last meeting
FOR this year Wednesday evening at
the home of Allie Berry. The mem
bers were all present and very pleas.
ant time was had.
An athletic meet has been arranged
for between the Branch Normal and
the Normal department of the State
University. The contest will take
place in Salt Lake about the 18th of
May.
This weeks devotional exercles con-
sisted OF talk Monday by Mr.. Ward
on "a School Education as Financial
Investment" Tuesday Mr. Lewis dis.
cussed The Success Of Students;"
Wednesdays chapel consisted OF sever
al musical selections rendered by Mr..
Anderson; Thursday Miss Spencer gave
reading; Friday Bert Anderson gave
Il short talk and Jennie Cory song.
The drama, In Old New England"
viii be put on by the faculty some time
during the last week Of the school year.
Taking into consideration the facts
that the new auditorium will by that
time be supplied with an appropriate
of new scenery, aud also
that the actors are all old veterans o.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-04-23
CORRESPONDENCE.
K A N A R r A

April %, 1904.
The frost last night did its work well
for the pear and plum trees show it,.
The people in general are quite
healthy, owing to the frequent refresh
ing gales
The Primary was we'll represented at
Harmony last Sunday at the confer
ence held there.
1t seems that the Y. Nj. NJ. /. Asso.
citation has discontinued its sessions.
but the Young Ladies are doing a good
work.
Mrs Riley Williams is having the
worst tussle with the grip OF any one
in town, but she is about to get the
better OF It.
Mrs. j. d Williams is preparing for
an operation and will 90 to Cedar TO.
day for that purpose She should have
the sympathy OF every one for the DR..
can cut and slash, but mind you, he
slashes we'll.
James Stapley and his sister Sarah
Reeves left here this morning for To.
quer to attend the funeral services
of their eldest brother Chas. who passed
peacefully away yesterday about D.
IN. They were accompanied by his
tCharles') granddaughter, Linda Slap
ley, who is making her home at the
raSidppaa of Tar,ao Cfa,I,,,
Last Friday at IL A. M. the funeral
services over the remains of sister Jen-
cite Kelsey were held at the Ward
Nesting house. After the singing of
approprite hymns and opening prayer,
brothers John w Platt, Orrin Kelsey
of Harmony, James Stapely and Bp.
Berry made remarks. which il lived up
to wonld bring us all to meet orr
worthy sister in the life to come.
Record readers will no doubt think
that your correspondent is making up
for lost time by writing SO much. but ia
aplace like this unless you are quite in.
quisitive, and we never were much
that way, one cannot get much news
There have been no births nor mar
riages for some time, and the only way
to bring about such thing as a mar
riage would be, we presume, to do th,
thing ourselves.
Since our last writing the crowd O
shearers have gone thru the following
-slar.fs; Geo: Wiliiams@S Sons, u. w
Berry's Geo. Berry's and Geo. Davies
Last Saturday and Sunday they started
for Modena where they expected t,
start business the next day. Monday
About months work is expected there
Among the crowd are the Misses Am
anda and Sadie Reeves who prepares
the hash for the hungry men. The
girls are old and expert hands at the
business.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-04-23
STATE LAND AoTlCE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

salt Lake City, Utah, Feb. 10, 1904.
To WkOW IL Mas oHeepn.
The state of Utah having selected as a part of
IT'S grant for tue establishment and niaiute-
nance of an Insane Asylum under the
18th section of the Act 81 Congress- approved
July 10, 1894, the following described tracts, re-
turned by the United sfates Surveyor General
as mineral land. noticeis hereby given that the
said state will submit proof to tile of
said land, before the Register aud Receiver
at this Office, on Monday the 23rdday of May /,
1904, at 10 Il. m, Wig
NE4 SEA sec S, Up seS, r. 10 W; Swh Swit
sec 10: SW4 NwA; Wa SWt4 sec ~; M SEii
and sW4 SEA sec rs, up 80 S, Il 10 w, S. L. Mer.
embraced In List No. So
All persons claiming any portion Of said de-
scribedtracts as mineral land OF desiring to
protest OF object TO the selection thereof by the
state are hereby summoned to appear on that
| date and submit testimony in support Of their
! slams ~ objections.
FRANK ID. HOBBS,
Register.
GEO. A. SMITH,
Receiver.
First Feb. 27--I.ast April gal
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-04-23
STATE LAND MOTTO
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
saltLabe city, Utah, Mar. 80, 1904

To whom IL mat coHceiH,
notice h hercby giyen titatItiie state of tf,al,
has filed M this Office "A lis, So. ~ of lands ~.
lected by Tie said state for the rstabiishnei,t
aud maintenance of a sOrpal chooi nnder sec.
ton Y of the Act Of ConFress approved July
10, 1871. Tue iollowin4 q Acts embraced ia SAID
selection list Ia ia a stowuship coutainin,s
mineral claims Of record vis;-
.SWh NW14 sec. 10, n 80 s., r. - W., S. /.
Mer
copy OF said list 4 fas as it relates 10 sal
tracts By descriptive Subdivision. has been con-
spicuously posted IN Jis office for inspection by
any person Interest 4hd by the public generally.
within tie sixty days next following tile dltc
OF this notice under departments Instructions
OF November y 1880, 90 l., ID. 49,. pfoicsts or
contests against tile Claim Of ;lc 5tatr 10 pnt OF
the tracts or Subdivisions hcrciuhefo. de-
scribed on the ground that tile saiue lis more
valuable Tor mineral than for agricultural rur-
poses VIII be received aud uotcl far raport {,
the General Land Oihce az Washington, ~ C.
faiiuIe 80 70 protest or couta-t Within the ums
specified will be considered su iicieut erilen +.
OF he non mineral character 0f tae tracts and
the selection thereof, being otherwise fec from
objection. will be recommended Tor approval
FRANK d. HON.
Register
GEO. a. SMITH,
Receiver.
ltirst April y asst June I
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-04-23
First Feb. 27-Last April %. |

WANTED SEVERAL INDUSTRIOUS PER-
sons IN each state to travel for house estab-
lishcd elvCu years aud with a large capital, 10
call upon merchants aud agents Tor successful
and profitable line. Permanent engagement.
weekly ca~h salary of S2i and al travelling en-
peuses aud hotel bills In advance IN cash each
week. Experience not essential Mention ret.
ctences and enclose seltaddressol envelope,
THE NATIONAL, S32 Dearborn st. Chicago
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-04-23

are accepted in higher Institutions
The action taken by the citizens
meeting and the trustees Of the district
should meet the hearty approval of
the people, and this should be demon.
strated at The voting on the 2sta.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-04-23
HOME MISSIONARY LIST

VIM. II. Cory
Rid. A. Thorley
JOS. r. Wilkinson
Hyrum Cory
VIM. Hoiyoak
Peter II. Gurr
Thomas Durham
Calvin {. Connell
Walter c. Mitchell
John W. Bentley
VIM. p. Barton
VIM. Edwards
Obediah Farrow
Joseph +. Jones
Charles T.. Jones
Hyrun Jones
Gottleib Sclhniutz
John w. Prince
Joseph 5. Berry
John w. Berry
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-04-23

Harmony, April 10.
! Summit, April ~.
Kauarra, April 10.
Parowan, May 8.
Paragoonah, April 10.
Cedar, April p.
Enoch, April 10.
Cedar, May :.
paragoouah, April e.
Summit, May rs.
Eaocli, MAY &.
summit, May %.
Parowan, April 10.
Hamiltou's Fort, Apr. II
Hamilton's Fort. May 3.
Parowan, April 2A
Cedar, April 10.
Kanarra, May g.
Harmony. MAY p.
Enoch, May 20.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06

forming a circle and taking part in So
ciety, notwithstanding that he carried
his life in his hands, for he was held in
execration by the Parisians because hes
had been before the war the jealous
and ever observant agent of Prince Bis
marck. the favorite, and some said the
confidant and adviser of the credulods
Empress.
Count Won Waldersee, though taking
an active part in all the great wars of
his time. never was wounded, never so
much as received a scratch. He had a
strong religious conviction that he was
protected by an especial providence FOR
the benefit of his country-indeed, re-
ligious feeling which almost bordered
on fanaticism was the keynote of his
character.
Up to the time of his marriage Count
Waldersee devoted himself entirely to
his military duties. Under the influ-
ence of his wife, however, he began
gradually to take an active interest in
politics. Countess Waldersee is one of
the cieverest and most ambitious wo-
men in all Europe, and in the early
eighties she was one of the most at
tractive. If rumor is to be relied upon,
no sooner was she married to Count
Waldersee than she made up her mind
that he should be installed in Prince
Bismarck's place as Imperial Chancel
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06

~ these diseases and is now in sole possession
~ certain ingredients which have all along
been needed and without Mhieh "a SnEes =
strong statements as the treatment has oeen
thoroIzhIy investigated besides being tried IN
found 10 be all that is claimed for 1t. It con-
taius nothing harmful, but nevertheless the
highest authorities say II VIII poSluVely cufe
Brirht's disease diabetes. dropsy. gravel. weak
hack stone in the bladder, oloated Oiaooer.
Srso,ient desire TO urinate albuminaris. sugar
IN the urine. pains in the back. legs. SIDES ana
over the kidneys, swelling OF the teet ana
n1ghts pain in the bladder, wetttng the BED
and such rheumatic affections as chronic. mus
eular or inhammatory rheumatism, sciatica,
rheumatic neuralgia. umbago, sout. etc,
uric acid poison in the kidneys-in short. every
form OF kidney. bladder OF urinary trouols IN
man. woman child
That the ingredients will do all this 10 the
opinion OF such authorities Dr- Wiks OF
GUYS Hospital. London the editors OF tne
limited States DisDensatOry and the American
PLarmaeopOeia. both official works; Dr. n
z. Wood. member Of the National Academy OF
Science and a long list OF others who speak
Of il in the highest terms But all this ana
more is explained IN a 64-page Illustrated
book which sets forth the doctors original
views and goes deeply into the subject OF kid
ney bladder and rheumatic diseases he wants
YOU to have this book as well as trial treat
ment OF his discovery, and you can Ses
them entirely free, without stamps or money.
by addressing the Turnock Medical Co, S46
Tur1Ock Building. Chicago. H., and as tnou-
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reason to believe II viii cure you II only you
will be thoughtful enough to send for the fres
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you have and soon you viii be cured
II would seem that any reader so afflicted
should write the company at once since no
money * involved and the Endorsements are
from such high and trustworthy source
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06

HANOVER, Prussia. March s.
Field Marshal Count Won Waldersee
died shortly after o'clock this even
ing after a short illness.
Count Won Waldersee's end came
without a struggle. The hopelessness
Of his case became evident at noon, but
he retained consciousness until 6
O'Clock. He was aware of the serious
ness Of his condition and asked to see
his friends.
Shortly before o'clock the physi
clans informed his wife that medical
skill could do no more. His two neph-
eRs were also at his side when he died.
Emperor William was att once in
formed of the death of the field mar
shaL. 1t is believed that his Majesty
will attend the funeral, which will be
held next Tuesday or Wednesday. The
Emperor was always a great admirer
and firm friend of Count Won Walder-
see. and when the latter resigned from
the army in 1891 as a result of the So
called Won Waldersee crisis his
Majesty wrote a personal letter refus-
ing to accept his resignation and Civ
ing the warmest expression to the con-
ndence he felt in the Count.
Bismarck in the last year he was in
office resented the efforts Of the Won
Waldersee group to estrange the En-
peror from him. and secretly in
sueurated a newspaper campaign
against the late field marshal In this
the Count was not mentioned by name,
but was referred to vaguely as mill
tary undercurrent."
The doctors, Professor Orth OF Ber-
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06

lor. Be this as it may, she certainly
threw herself eagerly into every move
ment that had for it's object the thwart-
ing of Bismarck, and she chose out his
bitterest enemies for her special friends
A decree of the Kaiser. however, made
at the instance Of the Iron Chancellor
forbidding soldiers to meddle in politics,
which every one knew was aimed at
his chief OF staff, Won Waldersee, put
q stop 70 her plans Officially Count
Waldersee was in disgrace, although
privately he stood as high as ever in
the favor of his sovereign. who contin-
ued then as afterward to give him
proofs of his friendship.
4 good proof of the Emperor's friend
ship was his selection Of Won Waldersee
to command the forces of Germany IN
China in 1899. carrying with it perforce
on account of his time of service and
rank the command in chief Of the al
lied forces on that occasion. The
Counts camp outfit. uniform. etc, were
specially designed and provided for
him by the Emperor.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
SKILLED AS A DIPLOMAT.

Count Won Waldersee. as field mar
shal. was the ranking officer of those
ordered to China L their Govern
ments upon the outbreak of the Boxer
troubles and upon his arrival on the
scene of action he became commander
in chief of the allied forces.
During the occupancy Of Peking by
the allied forces he showed his rare
skill as a diplomatist not only in deal
ing with the Chinese generals and
statesmen, but also in minimizing the
friction between the military of the
several powers under his command.
whose national jealousies more than
once threatened to make open rupture.
A tthe end of that notable service
Count Won Waldersee returned to Ger
many, where he was received by his
august master, the Kaiser, with great
display. and with added honors and
titles went practically into well-earned
rest.
The Count was remarkable for the
ease with which he worked In harmony
with men holding widely different
views to himself and his tact in dealing
with situations in which different in
terests clashed. After the capitulation
of Paris he, as chief of staff, was ap-
pointed to act as special envoy to ar
range the ticklish matter of getting the
French to pay the first installment OF
the war indemnity, and he brought
back to Moltke the first check on ac-
count of the huge war debt.
After the war he went to Paris as
Charge d'Affaires, and succeeded in
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06

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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
FAMOUS SOLDIER OF GER
MANY WHO DIED AFTER
BRIEF ILLNESS.

lin and Professor Eppstein of Gettin-
gen, the great experts in intestinal
maladies, were sent by Emperor Will
liam to attend the field marshal.
Won Waldersee was the only sub
ject not of the royal house who was
always cheered by the public. Not
even the Chancellor was treated with
more respect and admiration, for he
had TO do witnthe things that made
Prussia great and the empire posi-
BILE. His partial estrangement with
the present Emperor in the early part
of the latter's reign. the reason of
which still remains obscure, had long
since disappeared and had been re-
placed by the EmDeror's cordial
friendship.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
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