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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-28
Notice to Water Users.

state EnRiueer's Office, Salt Lake City, Utah,
July n. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that 4. w Jones aud
X. G. Kneii. whose post oflice address " New
Castle Utah. have made application In accord
ance with the requirements Of the Compiled
Laws of Utah, 1907, n amended BY the Session
Laws Of Utah 1902 to appropriate oue-teuth Ill
OF a cubic-foot Of water per secoud from AN un-
named. spring Ia Iron County,, Utah. said
spring is situated at point which lies SD96
feet east aud $50 feet south of the southeast
corner of Section rs. Township rs sou h, Range
10 west. salt Lake base aud meridian. The
water will be diverted at the place where IL
issues from said spring and conveyed by means
OF pipe line for 4 distance Of 10 feet and there
used during the .iOd from January I To
Deccni,rr 81. incitA We, of each year. for stock
watering purposes. This application Is desig-
uated 10 the state Engineers Office as No.
1881.
All protests against the granting Of said
application. stating the reasons therefor, must
he made by affidavit In duplicate aud filed IN
this Office Within thirty f90i DAYS after the com
ple.ion Of the publication OF this notice.
CALEB TANNER,
State Engineer
Date of tirst publication July 81, iHii, date q
complt tion of publication August n. ieii.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-28
Notice to Water U.er..

state kugineer's Office, salt Lake City. Utah,
July II l9lL
Notice Is hereby given that X. A. Robinson.
whose post office address IL ParaVoouah, Utah,
has made application In accordance with the
requirements Ut the Compiled Laws OF u All,
1877. as amended by the Session Laws Of Utah.
1909, to appripriate seven-huudrrdths OH of a
cubic.foot of water per second from an I'M
named spring Ia Iron ounty. Utah. Said
spring IL situated AT a poiut which brars north
IL degrees ~ minutes 5.l6O feet north Of he
southwest corner Of sec ION 10, Township 81
south. Range \ west, SaltA Lake base and
meridian. The wster will be diverted at the
rl.cs. where u issues from said -prlnr and con-
xespi ny nss&ns ~ phpc line for distance Of
10 free and shtte rera dHfirR tbe pcriod from
iarunry tic ucecmbcr y. fnelusiS<. % each
year, Tor stock Watering purposes. Inia anDil.
. ..s, = aA,5sass.' q si's -~se tesnssss
Al rsesfess A9aiast the esA.sng ~ ~ese
application. nt1tiuH The fe3sou~ Therefor rnuAt
be made by 1tfdavtt tu dnptfcatn As1a Efed IN
this Office within thirty 1901 days after the
plrtiOn Of the publication OF this notice
CALEB TANNER,
tate Engineer.
Date 81 first publication July y, 1911. date of
completion Oi publication August 81, 1911.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-28

y fcF~Unltod states Laud ONCE, salt Lake
Ci ViEh, ne ~. 1911. To whom Il snny con.
~ NvtitF i4hereby given that the state ~
ii has a. IN this ohice lists OF lands seleet.
n n " sal state, under section g Of the Act
o ,sgfcse pProved July 10. 1924. as indemuity
y bol iasadi VIZ: ~ swl see. ~. ue1 nwH,
y ~ sc y; nw5f nwil. ssik nwA sec. "a.
= erfh SOC. II; sell gek sc. u, 10. "a 81. III
"a. s. I. ~. Serial slS7: nwh SEA sell nw1
~ rs ara lOt sec 81, tp IS ) X 10 VS.. r.
N ~ 'ial gol7H. Oples of said lists. 80 FAR a.
o. relait 90 said tracts By descriptive subdi-
vtpns, bsye been cOnspicuousIy posted In tins
of,t ioI inspection by any peTs. N Interested
~ b. The public generally. Durfag Tie period
o',niilic tion OF this notice. or aHy time therr
~ anc before iin.d approval aud t,erti6ca.
81 nro departmental regulations Of Aprii
1851 Hdests OF contests against the claim
Hte nte Ia any Of the tracts or suhdiyisions
Il sirl fore descrtbed on the grnund tJist the
hde ~ u0Te valuable for mineral than Tor 40.
&ritpI purposes will be received and motel
Frg 20 the Generai Land Office al WASH.
lrtef p. & Failure soto protest or confess
Atl;t = time specified wiu'be sidered snf.
ten, -sidence 0ftle noH-fnlneral acter Of
~ II 90 and the selection thereof beino oth
4hiAshse from objection. will he aoDroved ~
b. sac T. u. X. THOMPSON, Keristsr
First July 7--Last Angvst 4
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-28
Notice to Water Users.

State Engineers otIlce Salt Lake City, Utah
July II. 1871.
Notice is hereby given that Henry Mackei-
praug whose post Office address IL Cedar City,
Utah. has made application 10 accordaure with
the requirements of the Compiled Laws of
Utah, 1907, as amended by the Session Laws of
Utah 1879 aud 1911, TO appropriate six thousa nd
this lOOB ola cubic-foot OF water per second
from an unnamed spring In Iron County Utah.
Said spriug IL situated NJ point which bears
uorth S, degrees minutes west 1875 feet distant
from the southeast corner OF section s. Town.
ship 81 south. Range "a west Salt Lake base
and meridian The water witt be diverted at
the place where Il issues frnm said spring aud
conveyed by means of a pipe line for n distance
of 40 feet aud there used during the period from
January To December 81. inclusive, of each
year, for stock watering purposes. This appii.
cation Is designated In the state Engineer's
Office as No. 1891.
All protests sgainsts the granting Of said
application, stating the reasons therefor, must
be made by affidavit ia duplicate aud filed IN
this Office within thirty 1871 days after tile COM
pletion Of the publication Of this notice.
CALEB TANNER,
State Engineer.
Date of first publication July a., 1911, date OF
completion Of qualifications August n, 1911.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-28
Notice 20 Water Users.

State Engineers Office, Salt Lake City. Utah,
July n, 1911
Notice Is hereby given that the New Castle
Reclamation Company, by It's secretary, N. I.
Porter, whose post office address Is Salt Lake
City, Utah, has made application in accordance
with the requirements of the Compiled Laws OF
Utah, 1907, as amended by the Session Laws Of
Utah. 1900, to appropriate one IL cubic fod ut
water per second from Sapd Spring, ton
County Utah. said spring Is situated At point
which bears north 80 degrees 30 minutes east
1910 feet from the northeast corner Of Section
%, Township Is south, Range Is west salt
Lake base aud meridian. The water VIII be
diverted ~ the place where Il issues from said
spring aud conveyed by means ofa pipe line
Tor a distance al 10 so fert and there used dur
ing the period from January TO Deeenber 81,
Inclusive OF each veHr. for domestic and
niunic,pal purposes This application Is desig
ma ed la the state RHgineer't Office as No.
35J6.
All protests Against the granting Of said
application, stating the reasons therefor, must
be made BY affidavit la duplicate and filed In
this office within thirty iSc days afler the com
CALEB TANNER,
state Engineer
Date Of first publication July q, 1911, date d
completion OF publication August II, 1911
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-28
Notice 10 water Users.

state Hugineer's office. salt Lake City, Utah,
Noii,.. i her, BY given that william Dix, Jr.,
whose post office address 10 Cedar City, Utah,
has made Application IN aeeordaaee WIN INC
~. as amended by the Session. Laws OF Utah,
lhs aad lsli TO appropriate two hundredths
4 M, Of a tubic-fooe pef second OF water from
Warris Snring, Iron County, Utah. said spring
~ situated al a point which lies l'sss feet west
and sg5 feel south Of the south quarter coruer Of
section o. Ta~nship 3jssuth. Range IL west.
SAT- Lake base aud meridian from where II will
he couveysd iiy means OF pipe line Tor a dis
tauce Of - feet. and there used during the
period from anuary 90 December 81, tncins-
I've. OF each year, tor stock watering purposes.
This application Is deSi mated ~ the state
Ruuineer's oifice as No. $3.50.
All protests against the .ranting Of said appli-
catian stating the reasrns therefor. must be
made by affidivits in Duplicate and filed ia this
office within thirty 80 days after the com.
pletioa al tas publication 81 this notice
CALEB TANNER.
State EngineeT.
Date of FIRST publication July n, i9ii. date OF
completion o. publication August 81, 1911.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-28
Notice to Bidders.
ARTRsIAN NEIL nORING

ARTISAN WELL DoRINc.
ONCE OF the Slate Board OF Land cOHinsisaiOn-
ers, salt Lake City, Utah. June a. WI.
NOTICE is HEkkhH GIVkN, that, In ac-
cordance with the provisions OF Chapter ~ &,
Session Laws Of Utah. 1911, the State bDard ~
Land Commissioners will receive bids al ils
once IN the City and County Building, Salt
Lake City, Utah. up 10 and including Auanst
LIST, 1911. and Will I've opened Al 10 a. ma, AERu =
2. 1911, for furnishing the materials and sinkinG
an artesiau well la Iron County ON a certfln
tract OF land Ia the NWA SEN Of Section u.
Township - s., Range u W., 8 l.. NJ. This
we'll Is To be driven to depth Of COO feet md IN.
case6 with inch wrought iron pipe Ia the inli
depth, unless water is lVund ia snfbcient quau-
tity and of quality satisfactory 10 the Board be-
fore reaching said depth. All bids must b. a.
com panied By certified check equal 20 i've pr
CO Mt OF bids, rayabie to the State Board OF LAID
Commissioners said check 10 be forfeited q
the State by the bidder to whom contra q
awarded, In case he fails or refuses 90 entff ~.
10 a contraet for the faithful Pefiornian0e q
the WORK. ,
All bids mast be In sealed envelope, addressed
| 10 the State Board of Land Commissioners ~
above address and ma rked, IBID ON kAfFh
| IMENTAL WELL IN IRON COUNTY"
The Board reserves the right 70 reject ans
and all bids.
WA. ]. LYNCH.
first June Last July 2s.l
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-28
! Reserviua Coal to State

No land will he sold for less thar the APP
praised value thereof aud tive appraised value
OF the above tracts Is 20. 30 rer acre. and NOT
more than 1850 acres Of agricultural land. nor
more than 800 acres Of arid land. nor more than
Tour sections OF grail land will he sold TO any
one individual. company or corporation. and
sales OF such lands will he made only 20 citiEens
OF the United States, or those who have declared
intention 10 become such.
Terms Of Saie;- Onr-tenih Of the purchase
price. payable IN cash az the time OF sale with
per cent interest on the remainder Of the price
to the first of January following; the remainder
of the pay ments To be divided into ten equal
annual amount with Interest at the rate OF hve
per cent per annum on the deferred rayntcntS.
The Board reserves the right 60 Withhold any
tract or tracts from the sale
by order Of the State BOARD of Land Commits
sioners.
VIM 7 LYNCH.
Secretary of the State Hoard Of Land Com mis-
sioners.
First July it-Last August l.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-28
Notice to Water Users.

State Engineers Office, Salt Lake City. Utah.
June ", 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that Joseph a. ROsen-
berg, whose post Office address Is Cedar City,
1877, amended by the Session Laws n Utah,
1909, 10 appropriate six handredihs 10 Of a
Iron County, Utah said seep rs situated az
point which lies a,iO2 feet east aud 2,sS feet
north OF the southwest corner Of Sec. TO- r. 80
south. Range IS west, salt Lake base aud mer.
iaiaB. Thr watsr will ~ atrsfied a. the pl@ce
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-28
Notice.

Tu' HoMIr MAY CONCERN; Notice is
mere riyen ,l'at the undersigned will present
she ~ and foregoing petition to the Honor
sbleo "a o. connty Commissioners Of Iron
coat state q Utah. at their regular meeting
" ~ "a Al Paspwau. Iron County, on the al
das' Argu't. a. d. 1911, or as soon thereafter
"A ,,i,ioners caa be heasd.
signed:
LEHI W. JoxRs.
JoHE L. RAcxRELL,
Il. II. BEApyoRD,
First JAY 2ssh,--a-ast August 9Th.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-28

where Il issues from said seep and convened M,
means OF ditch for a distance OF $50 feet ana
used durug the period from January / no
watering purposes. This Application h desjS-
paled 10 the state Engineer's Office as No. 1853
All protests against the granting OF said an,
piicatiOn. stating the reasons therefor must he
made by affidavit in duplicate and filed in This
onire wtihin thirty '0tdays after the conipie-
tioh OF HE publication OF this notice
EALEB TANNER
state Engineer.
Dals oi nrst publication une 10. 1911, date of
ec'np'eiiou ofpHblicseon ilv u, isiI.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-28
State Land Sale.

Ofiiee 81 the state Board OF Land Conmis 81.
els salt Lake CITY. Utah. July 5. val
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that N 20
eoraanse with lsw' the state hnafd OF Ltad
O'Clock ~ of that day offer az public arcs
ton AZ the Court House Of lrou County, At lar
the respective tracts the following descrihe1
appraised aud unsod State iand, eituateo
~ trou conn-y. Utahs--
Subdivision Co. r., r. Aet,a
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-28

II Cham bers, Cold Tablets don't
pure 700 OF colds and La Grippe you
Deed not pay us cent.
Cedar City Drag.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-28
Nc Me- = , 1a IL, ~ ils W. n
co. "a. xss.,s - 4: !, MINING; that

z.-S vi. \ "a q. 1, Winning; that
the snirces Of thc water supfyUt or tue irr-
igation OF said district lauds ar i"ho"S'
Pine alley ceck. Class Wiley Creek,
Pinto CT ek he bin Greek, audshoai Creek;
that the patersif Pine valley Gsek, and Of
Grass valley rex are 20 be store,S' reser-
voir now in Ssursa Of constructon In Grass
Valley, washhgto County slats Of Utah.
The wa ters thihntored are 10 be Conducted by
meaus,n a ar, IN tunHei into the Pinto canyon
aud n snce fswn natural water way TO the
mouth said iiyon aud thence by means Of
distrib itInR cal aud ditch system. TO the
lands nciuds Within said district; that the
waters 81 Pit Haunt lin and shoai Creeks are
To- be directl ,yhrsed oy means OF canals aud
d,s,rihutirrl s,ena and upou the lands In.
clude,l With MD d. riot; that the name pro-
posed ID "a district shall bc Iron County
irrigation f,trlct; that Lehi w. Jones. John
L. Ftckns and r. II. Bradford are herefu
authorized ! present this petition to your
Houofable rdy.
whtrefo, yoar petitioners pray that your
Honorshlt ody define aud establish the
bounearis said goposed district and submit
the auesik VI the linai organization of the
same iof tie vote of the iaud owners within
said poor "a district.
MALiHDA r. SMITH
Jour- l.. FAcKKPLL
TEssE p. PoErEK
G.. 1oKY
ADu.AiDE 8. MoRoAN
milton BESriON
x a. BRADFoED, per MIG.
!. r. KfE1sBuEY, per MIG.
M eAsrIb REcLAMATIoH COMPANY nY
LEHf W. JoNEs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-28
d. n, II Ill Conducted by Il
vIRaINIAN's WEEKLY SERMON
The GREAT INVESTIGATOR

do not seem to think He Is doing
that very thing every day
de investigates all institutions. He@
came down to investigate this city
and tower. and He does the same to
every city and every tower. He ex-
amines every department OF earth's
governments from the transactions in
The. chambers Of kings and presidents
to the way men mistreAt horses on
the street. The doings Of Legisia-
lures, tho acts OF city councils, vot-
ing at all elections. letting and sub
letting contracts securing OF fran
chises, taking and foreclosing mort
yages-all are looked upon by the
eye---the sleepless eye---of God. He
enters unhoticed all Offices marked
Private looks ON the books and
writes the records down. He knows
the bank books better than the ex-
aminer and keeps track Of the presis
dent, the cashier and all the stock i
holders. He looks over the shoulders
OF all real estate men as they make
their deals. No loan or Gale escapes
His eye. He tests The scales and
measures OF the city and scans every
ledger He looks over the bills every
body owes everybody else and always
holds them In His hand. With Him
there Is no statute OF limitation, ne
debt ever goes out of date. The
bankrupt law is outlawed before His
court. He investigated their social
life. He Is looking on ours to-day. He
attends all our socials. card parties
wine suppers and theatres and writes
down in His book the things we see.
hear and say and do. He keeps up
with our conduct one with the other.
He knows how We live in our homes
where the world sees us not. He sits
at our tables and ftresides and He
writes down the things we say and
do. He records the ideals we set be-
fore our children and the influence
we have over them. He makes
note of the unused Bible and the un-
said prayer. lie notes the unkind
look and the unkind word and re-
cords things the next-door neighbor
never knows. He keeps record of
the way we keep our church VOWS
and counts the money we spend on
ourselves and that we spend for Him.
IL Is Hts money and we VIII be short
in our accounts when we settle with
Him at the Judgment
What ~ the result of this investi-
gationg IT this record is being r1ade
hy God Himself In every path on
earth. why do men not bear II In mind
and act accordingly Nobody knows
The buildAes Of Babe were confused:
their tower was destroyed and they
were punished. Some day when the
findings Of heavens court Of investi-
cation are all made known and All
the lives of all people. spread before
that assembly al the Judgment, there
Will be confusion. There Will be no
escape. Blood. prestige. power, cul-
ture, win not count. Men will be
Judged by the deeds done In the flesh
What an awful day for the children
OF men when all their private lives
are reviewed by the court OF last re-
sort, Money viii not pay them ont
A great investigation liz writing our
records down. How foolish 10 ike a
life that will not bear the light Of
heaven when we know II must he re-
viewed before His throne.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-28
Breadsticks~


The mission band Was having its
own afternoon. Picnics could not he
nicer. This was really a picnic any
way. All the members We're on hand
half an hour before the time set to
open the mesting.
And the meeting. when they had fin
ished business, was just Il jolly con-
versation. There was a missionary
not much bigger than TIE tallest MEM
Der. Maybe she was not any taller.
She did not seem ss-..-And she had u
lot of things every one more inter-
estiiig vhan the Others
There were queer glass bracelets
that she said some other little girls,
ever SO far away. used to wear. And
there were big yellow buckles, big
ger than your two hands, belt buckles,
ard nobody knows how very, very
old
There was doll. too, swadled just
AZ may be was done long ago In Pal
cttihe, but any way just as they now
always do with babies in Bulgaria
Two of the members were dressed in
gay coIored costumes with funny
front ard Rack APRONS. '"as''
While the missionary was explain
ing about the swaddled babies. Dom
AIDS eyes aud fingers caught curio
that was a misunderstanding but two
little sticks tied with ribbon. Queer
that she would carry those things
around, And Just then the mission
AIRY saw the question IN ponald's eyes.
How many loaves of bread do you
think we ate in IA week. Donald. in our
school family" Donald wondered
: add up the account and see Dom
AID But Donald didn't see any ac-
count to add. He was a polite boy,
and did not want to REMIND the mis-.
sionary of her mistake. Still she SEEM
cd to expect him to tell her. So he
ventured to say; But you haven't
shown me the account
''Oh, yes, Donald! You have 1t in
your hand
Then the members all wondered and
laughed, too fer those two sticks were
the account.
First they had been ono stick, then
the one was carefully divided. almost
from end to end, but not quite, 80
that the shorter filled exactly into the
notch of the other Then the ac-
count book was ready for use.
The bakers boy carried the long
one and the missionary had the short
one. Every morning when the boy
brought bread he brought also his
part of the stick. To make the ac-
count he slipped The missionary's piece
into the notch and, holding the two
So, together, cut for each loaf u notch
across both at once. Easy? Oh
very. And to know the bread bill at
any time one had only to count the
notehes. WheiY the sticks were flied
with notches the missionary paid the
bill and began with new sticks.
Then all the members OF the mis-
sion band counted the notches to find
out just heM.~ many sloSves Of bread
had been bought.
The missionary said Il. that If they
wanted u find Out something more
about breadsticks they might read
the Antiquary. And Margaret asked
II the people Of Scotland learned to
use breadsticks from the people Of
Bulgaria or the people OF Bulgaria
from the people of Scotland. But that
the missionary did not tell.-Christian
Advocate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-28
Ha,p~kirt- and Matches.

Older than Egg Ut seem the fash
sons In an old volume Of magazines
where the ladies are represented as
wearing hoopsk{rts But as IL MAJ
ter of fact. it Is only few months
ago that the man who invented them
G.ed. His mamie was Iosepn Thomas
"a faa@hiHiss OF, much ingenuity, who
invented u steel wire heopskirt which
became the rage in this country and
eIsew here ia the early flftieS. lie
perfected process Of temp ring
tteel which made the skirts perfect
~ pliable. Mr.. Thomas considered
his greatest work the invention Of IA
ynachine for the manufacture OF sui
phur matches. Up To- that time the
matches were all dipped by hand.
The rev machine ,walSla tlArta s,&st
twenty thousand matches a minute
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-28
The Great Investigation.

The Great Investigation.
And the Lord came down to see
the tower and the city which the chill
dren OF men builded. Gen. IL: l5.
This is tho day OF investigations.
In recent years II has become quite
fad To Investigate something or
somebody Legislatures, publications
turning the searchlight upon
everything from the jail-house
to the White House, and upon every
body from the Pope to the peanut
politician. Some OF them In their en-
thusiasm seem to think that no in
vestigation. had ever been made into
the doings OF men until the TWEEN
tieth century. when they undertook
the task. This movement does much
good, for men must be investigated
or they will destroy the world. The
more Investigations we have the more
apt men are to walk right.
God Almighty has been carrying
on great Investigations ever since the
beginning of time. Soon after the
flood men undertook to build a sky
scraper that would reach to heaven
and fortify themselves against the
IA
they proposed to make themselves a
mighty name and revel In ease and
sin instead OF obeying Gods plain or
der to settle over the earth and con
Quer 1t for Him. 1t was strange
then and 1t is strange now that men
will try to defy and trifie with God.
This has been mans great sin for
all time. 1t is strange that a sensi-
BILE man would live as though he
thought ne could deceive God. God
cannot be evaded. He keeps up with
all the acts and thoughts OF all men.
and nothing escapes Him. 1t Is Inn
possible to convince men that this Is
true If we judge b their actions.
God came down to investigate the
tower of Babel and its builders cen
turtles ago. and He comes down to-
day to examine everything that IL
done and the people who do It,
He investigates all people. The
children of men had ignored and de-
fed Him as they have always done.
They were controlled by seIfishness
and greed. and God came down to in
vestigate 1t all. Not a man. not a
thing. escaped His eye Earthly in
vestigations are imperfect. His are
not. Inspectors. officers and audi
tors may be- brfhed or eyaded They
are human and limited in their pow
er to find out things. but as God
looks into every life His eye sees
everything thht was ever done or
thought. He is no respecter of per-
sons and does not excuse and coun-
tenance some favored few and con-
denim others. The rich and poor, the
high and low. are looked over alike,
and everything they have ever done
put down in the book. This great
investigation goes on to-day In every
mans private life. lie may keep
things hid from his family. MS neigh
bors and his business associates. but
God keeps up with 1t all n men
tremble and get sick when earthly
courts and city councils turn the
searchlight upon their lives. how
ought they feel when God turns His
| eye on their private lives? And they