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fleet, would betray their projected plans.
They were therefore detained on board the
Surprise" and afterwards placed their
own cartel-vesse1 under guard during the
night of the attack. One imagine the
feelings of patriotic American compelled
to remain with the enemy during the impor-
tant battle which ensued.
The bombardment began at daylight on
the 18th of September, 1874, and continued
throughout the night following. All during
that eventful night the great guns of the
fleet poured blazing fire of shot and shell
upon the fortress. Key, standing the
deck of the English ship, in the midst of the
excitement of the terrific bombardment,
could at intervals by the snatches of
light given from the ammunition, the Amer
lean flag waving vigorously over its gallant
defenders. 1t was hot, persistent fight that
taxed the courage, endurance and patriotism
of those brave soldiers to the utmost. You
can hardly conceive the anxiety with which
Key looked toward the fort through the gray
of the dawn the morning of the 18th.
The firing suddenly ceased before daybreak
Key and his friend, Mr.. J. S. Skinner,
walked the deck impatiently, waiting for
light that they might see the result of that
fearful night At last the Stars and Stripes
proudly floating above the fort greeted them
tack had been fruit1ess; that the soldiers
got aboard the American party were free to
depart.
During the stirring enthusiasm of that SUI
were able to discern their flag waving above
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-01
FAIRVIEW.

FAIRv1Ew Sept s5.--Jcsse Youne
went 10 Sigurd this eek. where no 1.
engaged as teacher In the publir
school.
Stanley BRADY went 20 Ephra.m Last
Ntok 70 attend Snow academy.
Mrs. l.. =. Brady. who has been Wis.
ting relatives here. has returned 4
her home IN Huhl Ida.
The stork called at the HON. ,t
sam chrlstensen. September ?8d. ANA
LETT fine baby boy
Miss Thelmt Larsen spent IN, ,,.e.i
Win relatives ~ Manti.
one carload of thoroughbred short.
norm cattle came from Canud1 a.
Fairvlew this week. They woro MIR.
chased by the Falrview people.
spring city Is 60 have a n,9 man,
ma grocery store In the near n.tnrs
The store Il g. be owned and ,ssr,t.l
by Arthur johnson.
several cases OF dlphtherln Dra D.
- rtsd az spI'ng city, some of IA.
-h'liren attending the public ..r.'i
having taken Il, As precsutl,n,rl
measure the schools have been rI.s.i
temporarily while the school hons ,'
being thoroughly cleaned.
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EPHRAINI

EPHRAtM. Sept 25.-une ~ the
pleasant parties Of the week was that
given by Miss pavcda Olson Sunday
evening Refreshments wer, served to
Misses Pauline olson MaRdaienc Do
riuH ora Olson. Mabel Mortenscn and
Mcssrs Ucllls Dorius and Cannon
tund.
Miss Lola TUT of Mt Pleasant spent
Sunday In Ephraim with relatives and
friends
ora Hansen ~ Mt Pleasant spent
Sunday In Ephraim with his parents.
Mr. and Mira Rasmus Hansen.
Miss Gladys Christensen delightful
| ~ entertained number Of friends
sunday evening Refreshments were
served to Misses Lola Tut. Edith y.
Thorpe. Mcrsrr ora Hansen. Grover
Gtcaves and seldom Hansen.
sunday evening pleasant house
warming was given MIR and Mrs. John
nurius by nfty Of their relatives and
friends
Mira g. !. Christensen entertained u
number ~ friends Monday. the event
being in celebration of her birthday.
Mr aud Mrs. Wllfprd Brcinholt en-
t'riaincd eighteen children SUNDAY
afternoon in honor or Hrya Hrlcn.
hollis birthday
Mr. and Mra =. T. Brclnhplt enter.
tanned royruto,n children wcdneada,
in honor Of their grandson. Harden
litrinh"lt the event being his birth
dl1
The Misses sddn and Susie sum.
zion of Chester were Ephraim visitors
" Wednesday
Mira Homer Rasmussen was hostess
q" the ufnrour OF the South Ward prl-
mary Tuesday evening. Refreshments
were served
kimhall Thompson lof this week
Tor Provo to attend brigham Young
University.
Mr. and AIRS Edgar Thorpe left this
week Tor California. where he will at
toud school
Miss Bculnh Anderson pleasantly
entertained Few friends "Wednesday
evening.
The beautiful drinking fountain Of
fcred hy the snnpctc County Fair AS.
Hociation a. the town winning most
prizes In proportion to its population
at the county fair was awarded 10
Ephraim.
snnpotc'a second annual county fair.
which was held at Mnnu the first
three days of this week. was without
a doubt one of the best county fairs
hold In Utah this year and reflected
much credit on both the management
ana the county.
The members ~ the Utah rifle team
ftom Company q viii leave Saturday
FOR Fort Douglas, whore they VIII
spend ten days IN practice before
leaving Tor the national match al
jacksonville Fla.
The political situation In Ephraim
II beginning 10 show signs 81 life. ana
i IL possible that within tho next Few
weeks the citizens viii be- indulglng ln
political discussions that will seem
IKE Old times AZ present the poiltI-
cal outlook II somewhat hazy.
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MANTI

MANTI. Sept 26.-Mrs. Kate Ken
ner entertained az chicken dinner
Thursday Covers were laid for fif-
teen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thorpe OF sa-
lima spent the fore part OF the week
with Mrs, J. u, Henrle.
Mrs q, y. Wall ana children. Daniel
and Dorothy, OF Mt Pleasant were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hornung
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Peterson and fam
ily and Mrs. Roake Of Ephralm visit
ed here with Mrs s. W. Martin Tues
day.
Libble Crawford entertained about
twenty-five young people Tuesday in
honor OF Lydia Nicholson. who left
"Wednesday for Brigham city where
she will teach
Mr.. and Mrs IVA Burns OF Mt.
Pleasant spent Monday Tuesday ana
"Wednesday here with Mr.. and Mrs. ].
M Burns
DR. n. w. Hogan OF Richfleld
spent part Of the week here, the guest
of Mrs. Lucy Tenant
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Carlson lost little
day-old babe last Sunday evening.
Grant Crawford and wife came over
Monday from their Castle Valley
ranch.
The new sawmil installed by Chris
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AROUND GREEN RIVER

GREEN RIVER. Sept 2G-Mrs. a.
/ w Miller. now OF sunny side. had the
honor ana pleasure Of being the flint
guest az the new Metropole Hotel
There Was nosegilter. SO the lady Just
wrote her name on the back of AN en-
velope and handed II 10 Landlord
Waddell Mrs, Miller has been visit
INK the Waddells and helping them g.
get started mp, also trying 20 find a
renter for her house Her husband Is
now switching az Sunnyside.
Tho Green River city tax h fifteen
mills this year, Huntington 20 mills
aud Castle Dale 2th mills.
j. GregoTy's celery crop Is now
coming along fine and he has an
eighth of an acre In head lettuce that
Is wonder.
Leo Leonard. manager OF the Con-
n1lidated Wagon company, was here
Monday from Price In the interest OF
that concern,
j. Gregory traded melons 10 Castle
Dale huCkfters Tor bran. grain and
flour this week. The Interchange OF
commodities between the Green River
and Castle Dale valleys N assuming
con. idcrahlc proportions and growing
bigger every year.
va Shcya was Helper business
visitor Tuesday lie expects to inter
est a Jap there In starting short or
der business In connection with his
place.
There Is sim heavy auto travel from
the coast through here. An extra big
bunch of cars arrived last Thursday.
one pulling a trailer.
n -
man was brought In by Bert Ioper
last week suffering with hemsrrhage.
Ed O.. Loose of Provo was a visitor
heir over Monday night en- route 90
the Monticello country, whore he has
a big dry farm
WYATT Bryan, the mining man who
mas been sick here. was taken To Moab
Tor medical treatment as soon as he
became able to travel and his friends
here are hopeful that he will soon be
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POSTMASTERS SELL MAPS
Innovation innuguratcd By the United
State, Geological survey.

The finest and most accurate map,
of the United States ARE those made
| hy the United states geological sur.
I voy. This branch uf the government
service prints moro than three thoua.
ana mnpt l day ur about "a million a
year most of which are sold Co the
public directly from Washington. -
81, liuuk and stationery concerns IN
90" larger elite. nf course handle these
maps. Dot heretofore there has been
no way ln which the inhabitants of
the email towns throughout the coun-
icy could get them except by sending
Co Washington Now. however. post
mastcr In towns and villages have the
permission ~ the postofflcc depart
mvnt Ia handle these maps
When the geological survey prints
n new map II sends sample COPY 10
the poHtmaHtcrH In the area covered,
with the suggestion that they tack Il
up In "A conspicuous place. where any
one calling for mail can see Il. and
order small stock Tor sale 10 those
VINO wish O. buy the map This saves
the purchaser the annoyance ~ send d.
INK 10 the geological survey and walt
ing until the map ~ received from
Washington ana also saves tho ex-
penhc of postage. The postmaster
himself receives small commission
on each map sold.
Many active postmasterR are han.
ding the maps. and that their fellow
citizens appreciate the uccommoda-
ton ~ being able 10 buy government
maps nt the postofficc IL shown by
the number sold In this way. The
record ~ maps sold shows that "A most.
master In Minnesota heads the list M
Tar, having sold hundred ana tWen.
N-ilve maps the first month he han
died them.
only postmasterH In regions that
nave been Recently mapped have been
asked 10 handle the maps. but The
geological survey willingly answer. In.
qulries made hy other postmasters
sending them a sample copy of The
map that covers their district II n
has been mapped
II Is believed that this new plan ~
distributing the government mans
VIII benefit an concerned. II viii he
a convenience % the purchasers. n
VIII bring fhe postmastcrs "A small
commission ana IL viii increns. tbs
sale Of the maps
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN UTAH

tteppipgsen in lieu " the one which
burned down during the summer was
started up last Monday
Joseph Snow. ST.. returned from
salt Lake city this week where ne hau
taken Mrs. Snow. who was In a cri-
teal condition. but was improving AZ
last reports after an operation
Mrs r.. +. Parry returned FRIDAY
from an extended visit with her
daughter. Mrs y. l.. Gotham. In Dav-
EXPORT. la. While there they visited
Chicago and the cities of Kirkland ana
Nauvoo. the scenes Of the early MS
tory Of the Mormon church.
A. .. Anderson has been suffering
for about ten days with a bruised
knee. lie IL fast improving.
Local physicians operated upon a
little child of MIR and Mrs John Reid
SUNDAY for intestinal trouble. The
child rallied. hut n scond operation
was found necessary which proved
more than the little sufferer could en-
dure and IL gave up the struggle Mon
DAY night
Hendrlck Christoffcrson. one ~ the
pioneers of this valley. died at his
home here In ManH Sunday ~ general
debility lie was born In Denmark
eighty-seven years ago. lie came to
Salt Lake city. and later 90 Manti
about fifty years ago.
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on the road 20 recovery Bryan live,
In Castle Valley.
o. X. Anderson raised some extra
fine broom corn here this year as an
experiment and being so successful
he may carry the experiment still far
Their. and together with his father-in-
law. Dennis Smith. make some brooms
another year. A broom factory might
prove TO be a paying industry.
Recently the city council served no.
tice on T. l.. McCarty that unless he
forthwith produces another bondsman
they will revoke the license Of the
Midland Hotel bar. w. u. Thomp-
son IL on the bond. but the law re-
quires that there must be two bonds
men.
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81, ,bo Mvton waterworks system was
.,,.srdod This week to J. 6. lyman Of
CT, T.ake city. The work Is 10 be
sini.bod and the system in operation
,ot later than December goth. The
cost Is to be S1O.35O.
I'd u. samueis, who was IN Myton
/ last week. Is going 90 feed TINS COM
ling winter three thousand head OF
sheen. II the experiment proves sat
isractory he expects 10 feed altogether
in the future. II all the sheepmen Of
tho Basin would do likewise there
would be but little hay left when
g,rinR comes. II is believed that hay
fed sheen will come out Of the winter
with more extra wool and flesh than
the cost Of feeding.
ned can Flats must be wonderful.
according TO reports received. ON the
Marvin Shields lease. absolutely new
ground. fifty bushels Of wheat and
eixty bushels oats TO the acre Is the
Yield this year.
John n. Reader. who was here last
week from Vernal. had just finished
thr,shing his big grain crop. He
cleaned up more than two thousand
bushels. Reader Is one Of the best
farmers In Ashley Valley. He II one
Of the few successful raisers OF corn.
one Of the big surprises Of the Tin
tab Basin fair last week was the quail
itv Of the exhibits. The quantity was
lacking. but the class Of grains. seeds.
vegetables. fruits and bottled goods
was 80 FAR ahead of last year that
tomparison IL out Of the question.
Mrs. Fidredge. mother OF Harold
Eldredge. fell last Friday night over a
tent peg and dislOcated her shoulder.
G. L. Shaw Of Riley. Kan. arrived
In Myton today. lie says many people
In his state will move here owing TO
crop failures there.
a. w. Potter Of Boneta was In My
ton this week hunting a buyer for his
honey lie has about nfty fivc-gallon
cans and two hundred one-gallon
cans
Cinyborn Brlmhall Of the Ashley
Valley this year raised twelve thous-
and bushels of grain. Brimhall u one
NJ the best farmers In the West lie
has but one arm.
Mrs w. A. Gibson 81 Price IL a
guest Of Mrs. J. Barry this week.
George Belts. who r. now at Hun
tington. writes that ne IL prospecting
and expects 10 return 10 the rcserva-
ton on a visit this fall.
j. NJ. Willard II starting this week
on his telephone line through from
Aitonah to summit county by way Of
Mountain Home and stockmore. q.
H. Reid and Oryillc barney are going
10 get out the poles for him.
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WIN BABY mas nun cnorp

When mother II awakened from n
SOUND sleep 60 find hor child who has
s'h. 1" bed apparently In the best az
n'al'h struggling for breath. she a.
naturally alarmed. Yet II sin. can
Hr'p her presence Of mind ana alive
'han'herlnin's Cough Remedy every
ven minutes until vomiting ls nro.
NN,,'' quick relief viii follow and the
MIA VIII drop a. sleep 90 awaken in'
we morning as well as ever. This
remedy has been In use FOR MANI
Years with uniform success. Obtain.
able e'erywherc.-Adyt
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NOTICE

NOTICE
State En
City t'ta
Il hereby
who's d.
Gate IItl
Accordan,
the Conn
amended
1908 and
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per secor
bon coun
diverted
20 degree
from the
TWp ~
lake la
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April 49,
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acres Of
half OF
South II
and me
designat,
lice as \
the gran
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made by
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this off
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Date
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Legal
and leg
Advt.
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UINTAH BASIN SECTION

MfroN, Sept 25,-George Eujo,f
government farmer, reports the le,s-
ing In the Red Cap Flats of ,iy hmm
dred acres TO the puchcsuc Live st,.l
company This company is romr...T
OF Pharon A. Jones. Frank "a. John
son and r. u. Mcnougal OF Snlt I.sE.
Clty, They are going In for dair,.
cattle and viii feed AN stock ON m,
place ''''
r. q. Belmont of Price. who di5
some exploration work on the Gr.,,'
river last week. came 10 Myton W.
nesday. He reports a valuable a.
coyery OF uranium north Of Ouray
The contract for the construrtio,.
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NOTICE TO OWNERS or
PRICE WATER CON.
fNNN STOCK.

The city OF Price. through
inc undersigned committee
VIII purchase number az
shares NJ tho stock OF The
ir're Water company stock
mus, he issued transferred
I" rice NJ Municipal Corpora
Won, Carbon County. Ttah
,Nu delivered Co l.. A. Ian,
n,i' recorder OF said civ a,
Na office or place OF bnsi'
ness. Price Two dollars ana
share. ''''h a
CARLOS GUNDERsoN.
JAMES p. PACE.
MCCLURE WILSON
Attest. ''N
h. A. LAUDER.
CITY Recorder.
~, 1915. august
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-07
Legal Notices
NOTICE TO BIDDERS OF LETTING OF CONTRACT TO LEASE GASOLINE MOTOR GOMEZ NATION CHEMICAL ENGINE
 AND HOSE WAGON

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the Common Council of the City of Bisbee will receive bids for the lease to said City of the vehicle above referred to, the specifications for which may be inspected at the office of the City Clerk of this City, upon a form of lease contract at- tached to such specification
 Bidders shall furnish complete in- formation as to the character of the vehicle and equipment
 All bids must be in writing and filed with the City Clerk, accompan- jed by certified check of 10 percent of the amount of the bid, which check will be returned if the bid is not ac- cepted, and applied in payment of damages in the event bidder refus- es to enter into a contract if his bid be accepted. The contract to be let to the lowest responsible bidder and the Common Council may reject any and an bids
 A bond in the sum of Five Hundred (S50O) dollars to the City of Bisbee,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-07
Miscellaneous

FURNITURE FOR SALE-The John
 son Addition Furniture Co. wants to pay you the highest cash prices for your second hand furniture Al
 SO wants to trade or exchange you new furniture for your old We will sell to you furniture cheaper than anybody on easy payments. Cal
 in at the big brick at the Johnson Addition and let us show you oul large and selected stock of house furnishings. or phone us at oul store. Phone 1885, Johnson Addition
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-07
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
O18OO6

O1SOO6
 C. s. Land office at Prescott, Arizona
 June 4, 1915 NOTICE is hereby given that Mae R. Bender, of Stark, Arizona, who, on June IS, 1912, made homestead entry, No O1SOOG, for F 1-2 SEE. 1-4, S.W. IA SEE. 1-4, SEE. 14 S.W. IA, Section 1. Township 24 s. Range 22 E. c. & S. R. B. & Meridian, has filed notice of in tention to make three year Proof to c. tabiiah claim to the land above de- scribed, before Jared D. Taylor. U. s. Commissioner at Bisbee, Arizona, on the 18th day of July 1915
 Claimant names as witnesses: Homer ?. Fike. of Naco, Arizona; {; Charles Kuehme, of Stark, Arizona, Wllliam Ryan, Richard Todd, both of Hereford, Arizona.
 THOMAS r. WEEDIN,
 Registar.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-07
NOTICE OF SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That at the Council Chamber in the City Hall. Bisbee, Arizona, at 2 O. clock P. M, of the 18th day of July 1915. the undersigned will offer for sale to the highest bidder, at not less than the appraised value thereof un- uer the provisions of Sec. 53OS Civil Code of Arizona 1913, the following described lots of land, to-wit:
 Lots %, 26 and 27, in Block mum bered 26 of the Bisbee Townsite, ac' cording to the official map thereof on file and of record in the office of the County Recorder of Cochise county Arizona.
 l. C. E. ADAMS,
 Trustee of the Townslte of Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-07
. . . . . . Houses for Sale
on Easy Payments

OAA A<ooy uyAAiCillo . room house completely fur . . nished, lots sewer connection, . . fruit and shade trees, chicken . . house S650. ( . 5 room house, gas, cleo. light, . . bath, hot and cold water, big lot . . close in. $500 down. bal like . . rent. ' . room house, pantry closets, . . screen porch good well of water . q two lots on car line. S7O0 down, . . bal. like rent
 . 4 room house, cleo. light, bath. . . $500 down, bal like rent, price . . S90O .
 BAKERVlLLE
 . room house, front porch, large . . screened in porch in rear, harm . . and chicken house, all fenced in [ . Price S105O cash. . : nice lots for sale, 16. F, and . . IS in Block 4 . . Agents for lots in Sims Addi- . . tion to Bisbee . . Collins & Bretherton . 2 Real Estate and Fire Insurance . . Jack Bldg, Main St Phone 26 . . . . . . . . q . Q '
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District No. 9, will receive sealed bids for the sale of School Bonds of said District, at the City of Bisbee, said County and State.
 Bids will oe opened on the 3lst day of July, 1915, at 12 o'clock noon on said day, at the Central School build ing in said School District, the amount of bonds to be sold is Thirty Thousand Dollars (S3O,OOO), consisting of thirty bonds of the denomination of One Thousand Dollars (S1,O0O) each, to bear interest at the rate of five and one-half (5hR) per cent per annum, said interest to be paid semi-annually, and to run for the following periods of time: Bond numbered 1 to be due two years from date bond numbered two 10 be due three years from date: bond numbered 8 Co be due four years from date; bond numbered 4 to be due five years from date; bonds numbered 3 and to be due six years from date; bonds numbered 2 and 8 to be due seven years from date; bonds AAAihihh"A VII Q tAAAA AN lD bN Aut tl-iit years from date; bonds numbered II to 20, both inclusive, to be due nine years from date; bonds numbered 21 10 3O both inclusive, to be due ten years from date
 Each bidder must deposit with the County Treasurer an amount equal, to ten per cent (1Of) of the amount of his bid
 The Board Of School Trustees re- serves the right to reject any and alr bids. or parts of bids Address all bids to C. A. Mcdonald Clerk of the Board of School Trustees of School District No 2. at the City of Bisbee, said County and State, and marked plainly on the outside of the envelope, Proposals for School Bonds"
 By order of the Board of supervis ors.
 c. A. McDONALD.@ @
 J. M ROSS,
 N C. BLEDSOE.
 Board of School Trustees ot
 School District No. 2. County
 of Cochise. State of Arizona.
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. . Bargains in homes on easy terms
 FOR SALE

. 6 room house with bath. Claw q
 . son Hill, a bargain at S1,OOO . . room house furnished, in . Q good condition, Close in, Brewery .
 ! Ave. Pricet $500. . . One-half interest in Lowell Q . pool hall cheap. ' . 4 room modern house Warren, . . a bargain, $500, balance like rent . . 3 room house, Baily Hill, S45O c
 . $2OO cash. . . 4 room house 9 lots, right on . | car line $500. . . 4 room modern house close in c . on car line, S16OO . ' room house, Tombstone Can . . yon, in good condition, on car 3 . line, $14OO .
 % Q room house in Bakerville c
 e $850. $15O cash, bal S2O Der . . month. . 70 Furniture of 19 room house . . centrally located, bargain, rent Q . cheap. . 70 Money to loan Q 70 M. C. HIGH .
 . Real Estate And Fife lnsurance . .$ Opposite depot Q 10 . . . . e . . .