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H THE MERCUR MINER.
Published
H Mercur, Utnli'B Orcat Gold Cnrnp.
H Subscriptions:
H One year 2.E0
j Six months '"0
H Three montliH '5
B Abraham Crawford Killtor
H James T. Jakomnn Manager
H notice:.
H During our nbsenco any business
1 transacted with W. II. I'ecklmm for us
H will be O. K. The gentleman will receipt
H for n.oney due the office, will take orders
H for Job printing, etc.
H J air. ex T. Jakenuui,
H MunnKer.
H EDITOKIAL COMMENTS.
H We wish County Attorney W'estervelt
H of Suit Lnlu- county succobb In his pros-
j ucutlou of the Tomato Catsup compii-
H iiIch who have violated the I'ure Food
Laws by exposing for tule and Belling
Impure catsup. Anyone tending the n-
M port of Chemist Harris will wish the
same, the stuffs used In the udultern-
H tton being something fierce, enough to
H force one to exclaim "Oh, Gee!"
H The article written by Senator llnnna
H In the National Magazine If one.woithy
H of notice by the worklngmen of this
H country. He reviews the work of labor
H federations and ndvocates that eveiy
HH man should be treated as a man, and
H that every dollar should be treated as a
H sacred trust for the good of the nation
1 rich and poor, learned and unlearned.
1 It Ih ha Id Senator Ilanna has the I'res-
H Identlnl bee buzzing In Ills bonnet.
Would to heaven that more rich men
hnd the sume "bee" and would exprem
B themselves the same and live up to
1 their statements.
H We heartily Indorse the sentiment ex-
B pressed by a contemporary relative to
John Q. Cannon's uneventful campaign
In Carbon county, One would naturally
1 think when John Q. Is making his In-
B npectlon of the II ft ceil men there that
HBpJ his heaving bosom Is caused by his pa-
trlollu feellugH, but this editor has a
H 'suspicion that It Is the $15 and some-
thing per day he la reviewing that
H causes It. The editor may be wrong In
H this, but we certainly Insist that It has
B gone far enough, and that some ono
else besides the State ought to pay this
B expense. This farcical performance Is
getting Kale.
PfJ WONDKUKITi. NICUVi:.
Is displayed by many a mini enduring
fl pains of accidental Cuts, Wounds,
liruises. Iiurns, Scalds, Sore feet or stiff
Joints. Hut there's no need for It. Uuck-
fl ten's Arnica Halve will kill the pain and
cure the trouble. It'n the best Salve on
arth for riles, too, 25c, at Mercur Drug
Co., druggist.
H THE CITY COUNCIL.
J The regular meeting was held on
Tuesday evening, January 19th, all the
Councllmen beng present, J. W. Lee,
J Mayor pro tern, presiding. The follow-
J ing were appointed;
V Council Committees.
J I CLAIMS AND ACCOUNTS Hryau,
J Bennett and Lee.
PfJ FIKK AND WATER Dykeman,
J Hryan and Hentiett.
J SANITATION AND PUI1LIC
J WORKS Thayer, Leo and Dykeman.
Pkfj STKERTS. ALLEYS AND HRIDOKS
I Hentiett. Dykcmiiu and Hryan.
Pkfj LICENSES Lee, Thayer and Dyke-
J
Pkfj CITY I'ROPERTY Lee, Ilennett and
J Thayer.
J LAWS Thayer. Lee and liennctt.
kH FINANCE AND AUDITING Dyke-
J man, Bryan and Thayer.
J Minutes of January Cth wete read and
J approved.
W HIUh submitted as follows; A. W. Mll-
J ler, $17.00; Scherzluger'o Furniture Co.,
J $1.00; County Treasuier, for collecting
J taxes, JGO.r.l; Washington Rcstnurant,
J for relief of poor. Jl.r.r,; outgoing oill-
J rers' t'.ilarlcs, $47.40. Moved and xec-
J oned that bill of Miller and Scherzlngor
ApJ bo allowed and that the remainder lie
J referred to finance committee. Carried,
J Marshal Crawford reported that, nc-
J cording to Instructions of the Council,
J he hud got the stoves fixed up.
- Treusurer Sewell was Instructed to
kpj make demand on outgoing Treasurer
for nil the. moneys, papern and books
belonging to the city nt once.
J i The City Mnrshnl wiu allowed a con.
. tlugent fund of $10.00 ifnd Instructed to
! make certain repairs around the city
The Council adjourned until Friday
night, the 21st.
Adjourned Meeting.
fl As per adjournment, the Council met
Friday evening, the 21st, .Mayor Tuft
and all the Councllmen present.
The finance committee reported on re-
fened hill of Washington Restaurnut
and ex-Murshal ShafTor'H 111Ih were nl-
lowed. Tho remainder of the ex-oni-
B. clals' bills were denied, a they had re-
celved pay for the first six duya In 1902
end weie consequently Iwo and a hnlf
daysl n debt to the city.
The bondt' of Mnrshal Crawford and
Trwiruror Sewell were laid before the
Council and $16 for the payment of
Hume ordered.
Communication from Attorney L. L.
' linker relating to suit of Con. Mercur
I - against the city was read.
The election of Charles Rracken as
Assistant Chief of the Fire Department
wna npproved by the Mayor nnd Coun-
'
; The auditing committee was Instruct-
ed to take charge of the books nnd
itudlt them and to employ additional
V ainlptance for same If needed.
V., The auePtlou of licensing hotels and
mV) rooming houses was rofened to tho
cnminlttee on licenses.
' The Council adjourned until Tuesday,
H February 2nd.
H DOMESTIC TROUULES.
r It Is exceptional to find a family
where there arc no domestic ruptures
, occasionally, but these can bo lessened
' by having Dr. King's New Life Pills
nround. Much trouble they save by
thulr groat work In Stomach and Liver
troubles. Tltoy not only relieve you,
H ' but cure. Stic, at Morcur Drug Co. drug
H "We aro rather late In making enm-
mqiit On the very creditable Christmas
edition ISHUed by our exchange, tho
J 'Ameilonn Eagle" of Murray. Tho
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JAV
Chrlstmnit number of the "Lagle Is
by far the best edlton evler Issued from
that ofllce and we feel safe In saying
any other country Journal In the Statu.
The edition consists of twenty-four
seven-column pages, highly Illustrated
nnd containing In the text n resume of
the magnificent growth and Impoitnnce
of the great Utah Smelting City and Its
many Industries and buplncss enter
prises. Or tho twenty-four pages six
teen are on fine calendered paper and
profuse ulth handsome half tones. Ta
ken all In all the paper Ifc a mammoth
affair to be attempted by a country of
fice nnd needed great energy and skill
to engineer and work It to a successful
climax.
We trust Friend Williamson received
all the Htpport his worthy enterprlfc
deserved.
A MARVELOUS INVENTION.
Wonders never cense. A machine
has been Invented that will cut. poste
and hang wall paper. The Held of In
ventions and discoveries seems to be
unMmlted. Notable among great dlscov
erl?3 Is Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption. It has done a world of
good for weak lungs and saved many
a life. Thou-nnds have used It nnd con
quered Grip, Rronchltls, Piuumnnln
and Consumption. Their general verdict
Is: "It's the beat and most reliable med
icine for throat and lung troubles."
Every 60c and $1.00 bottle Is guarantied
by .Mercur Drug Co., druggist. Trlnl
bottles free.
Happenings Around Town.
County Attorney Raker cume over
from Tooele Monday and returned home
Tuefday.
The L. I). S. Sunday-school meelM now
at 2 o'clock In tho afternoon Instead of
10 a. in.
Remember the photograph gallery Is
open only on the 10th, 11th, 12th, nth,
ltth, 15th nnd ICtli of each month..
Dick Conley of Mercur lodge of Ma
sons was elected grand muster last
week at the communication held In Suit
Lake.
The enrd parly given by Mrs. M. L.
Teal at her residence was a great suc
cess. All enjoyed theimvlves to the ut
most. The Mormon church Is working very ,
hard on a musical recital "Queen Es
ther" which will be given by the end
n next mouth.
Ex-City Treusurer Crane went to Salt
Lnke Saturday. It was presumed he
wan looking for counsel to attend to his
Interests In the coming trial,
Keller have those pictures taken next
pay duy. You never will look better,
perhaps not so well. Joy's gnllery will
be open the 10th, lltli, 12th, 13th, 14th, !
15th nnd lGth.
The city hull had a close call from fire
the other day. Hilly Roach turned over
the stove and but for the timely Inter
vention of J. L. Craft a fire would sure
ly have ensued.
What might have been a very serious
accident happened to Mr. Pcdeham.
His foot slipped and he stumbled and
fell against the window. Ills head was
lmdly cut and bled profusely.
Ex-City Treasurer Crane has been
nrrei'ted on a charge of felony with
MIsh Laura Young. Judge Dunlavy i
placed his bonds at $f00 and set his trial
for Wednesday (today) nt'2 o'clock.
Photographer Joy goes to American
Fork this week to open a new gallery.
Until further notice the gallery at Mer
cur will be open for work the 10th, 11th,
12th, Mth, 14th, 1.1th nod 16th of each
' month.
Ah Moy, who Is a member of the Chi
nese Consulate for Utah, Wyoming nnd
Idaho, was In Mercur this week, look
ing after the registration of the China
men, as according to treaty If they are
not registered they con be deported.
A very but'y man Is Dr. Thayer these
days. On Saturday ho wont to Camp
Floyd. When he got home he wan
called to tho bedside of Mrs. Peter Rob
ertson, whero a baby girl was born, and
from thence to Miss Laura Young, who
gave birth to a fine baby boy.
Mr. Jones, who has been In the em
ploy of Stelnmnn's Dry Goods company
for nearly a year now, left on Tuesday
, for Salt Lake, with his family. The
gentlemuu Informed our reporter that
he had accepted a position with the
Home Telephone company, of which his
brother Is manager.
On Wodnoydny Mercur wus complete
ly shut nut from the outside world. No
train, mall or passenger, and no tele
phone. Tho ralhntiil was blocked up
with snow at the point where the D. it
R. O. croises the San Pedro. Tho snow
lay In the cut twenty feet deep for half
a mile long. Tho trnlumou wero unable
to cither push ahead or retreat.
Quite n number of men were watch
ing the train and scanning each pns
FHpger that arrived for several days.
At last they were rewarded by the ar
rival of J. L. Craft, who Informed them
that the Greene Reduction Co. would
surely pay off and the dclny had been
caused by the Illness of Col. Wlsnale.
The young men of Morcur hnd better
bo looking out. It i eight years slnco
a leap year and the Young Ladles' So
clnl club, under the management of
Missus Katlo Sullivan and Edna Hop
per, Intend to keop thorn busy. A grand
leap year ball will be given In tho Opera
house Friday night and -the way tho
managers are working to make It a
success Is a fright. They certainly do
serve success.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Connors and
family wore among the passengers
stalled In tho snowdrift Int't Wednes
day. Charley snya when no progress
can bo made either way and It looked
llko an all-night stay in the snow tho
passengers began to make themselves
nt home. A bnsket of brend for the
Union .Mercantile Co. was tapped and
Mrs. Connors furnlohlng tho butter and
Jam they all hud a picnic. Shortly aft
erwards a large basketful of hnm nnd
egg sandwiches was sent to them and
they hnd another feast, A train was
got to within a hundred yuids of them
i '
and they were all either taken to Lchl
or Salt Lake, as th!' choose, to wait
until Thursday morning, when they
were taken through t Mercur.
J. A. HAKER VISITS MERCUR.
Mr. J. A. Knkcr, a member of the ex
ecutive board of tho Western Federa
tion of Labor, visited Mercur union, No.
11)9; lust Monday evening nnd gave a
very Interesting talk on the state of af
fairs In Colorado. Mr. linker hnd the
honor of being hauled from a union
meeting to the bullpen nnd getting n
short time to make himself scarce In the
vicinity. Mr, Unker, whose home Is In
Krltlsh Columbia, and as a Krltlsh sub
ject appealed to the Urltlsh Vice-Consul
In Denver, who refused to do anything
for him In the nature of an nppeul to the
Governor In order to assert his rights
under the treaty existing between this
country nnd Canadn. The Urltlsh Con
sul Is connected with the management
of the Argo Smelter compnny, who arc
the principal upholders of Pcabody and
the owneiB of the Denver Republican,
the only paper the men In the bul'pcn
nre allowed to read. Mr. Koker's great
fault lay In the fact thnt he wnir estab
lishing stores on behnlf of the men In
Cripple Creek, Victor, Anacondn nnd
Goldflcld. The Citizens' alliance have
been taught a good lesson there. The
union was the means of other people
besides the company with Its boarding
houses and company stores doing busi
ness. On the declaration of the strike
thofte same men formed n Citizens' ul
llance against the miners. Now the mi
ners nre getting their own stores and the
alliance men are feeling It the hardest.
Mr. Raker has referred his ense to the
Urltlsh Ambassador at Washington. D.
C, and the outcome will be watched
with Interest.
SUMMONS.
IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DIS
trlct Court of the State of Utnh In and
for Tooele County. Sarah Short, plain
tiff, vs. James A. P. Short, defendant.
Summons.
The State of Utnh to the Sold Defend
ant: You are hereby summoned lo appear
within twenty days after the pervlco of
this summons upon you, If served within
the county In which this action Is
biought, otherwise, within thirty days
after service nnd defend the nbove en
titled action; nnd In case of your failure
fd to do, Judgment will be rendered
against you according to the demnnd of
the complaint, a copy of which Is now
on file with the clerk of said court.
A. II. DUNLAVY,
Atttorney for Plaintiff.
Postoulce Address, Mercur, Utah.
Flrnt Pub., Dec. 16. 1903. Lnst Pub.,
Jan. 13, 1904.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
NO. B4C9.
Department of the Interior, Lnnd Of
llce at Salt Lake City, Utah, December
22nd, 1903.
Notice Is hereby given thnt the fol-followlng-named
settler has filed notice
of his Intention to make final proof In
support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Register and
Receiver U, S. Land Ofllce nt Salt Lake
City, Utah, on February 6. 1904, viz.:
Hans R. Peterson, II. K. 11884, for the
no'4 nwVl and nib neH sec. 33, nnd nwVi
nwVi sec. 34, tp. 6 ., r. 2 w., S. L. M. He
names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cul
tlvntlon of said land, viz.: William Sny
der and Andrew Park of Fairfield, Utah;
Milton Iiennlon and John M Cannon of
Forest Dale, Utah.
FRANK D. IIORDS, Register.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A
UNITED STATES PATENT.
M. A. NO. 3769.
In the United Stntes Lund OfHee, Salt
Lake City. Utah, Dec. 18. 1903.
Notice !s hereby given that, In pur
suance of the Act of Congress, ap
proved Mny 10, 1872, "To promote tho
development of the mining resources of
the United States," the Dry Canyon
Consolidated Mining company, n cor
poration of the State of Utnh, having
Its principal pluce of business nt Salt
Lnke City, Utnh, noting through Its
duly uuthorlzed agent nnd attorney,
Frank K. Stephens, whose postofflce
address Is Salt Lnke City, Utah, claim
ing: 1112 linear feet of the Queen of the
West No. 2 lode with surface ground
MO feet In width.
1112 linear feet of tho Queen of tho
West No. 1 lode with surface ground
fOO feet In wldtln
1112 linear feet of the Queen of the
West lode with Biirfnce ground 415 feet
In width.
1500 linear feet of the Keystone lode
with surface ground 501.5 feet In width.
1S01.7 linear feet of tho McKlnley mine
lode with surface ground 557 feet tn
width.
12S9.6 linear feet of the Lucky Roy
Mine lode with surfuce ground 557 feet
In width.
llOl.ii linear ffct of tho Silver Dollai
lode with auiface ground 584,9 feet In
width.
1479.3 linear feet of the Uncle Sam
lode with surface ground 315 feet in
width.
1479.3 linear foot of the Admiral
Dewey lode with surface ground e00 feet
In width.
1479.3 linear fqet of the Queen of the
Wout No. 5 lode with surface ground
600 feet in width.
1479.3 llnonr feet of the Queen of the
Weit No. 4 lode with surface ground
599.7 feet In width.
14S9.1 linear fuet of the Queen of the
West No. 6 lode with surface ground
600 feet In width.
1141.9 linear feet of the Queen of the
Wct No. 3 lode with surface ground
600 fc et In w Idth.
1290 linear feet of the Qucon of the
Wept No, 7 lode with surface ground
337.6 feet In width.
All covering veins, lodes and mineral
deposits bearing gold, silver and other
precious metals, and all lying and be
ing nnd situate within tho Ophtr Min
ing District In the County of Tooele and
State of Utah, nnd being consolidated
as ono group, of claims, Mineral Survey
No. 4954. has made application to the
United States for a patent for the onld
consolidated mining claims comprising
all of the above-decrlbed claims, which
Is more tully dtscrlbed ns to metes nnd
bounds by tho official plat nnd by tho
field notes of survey hereof now filed
In the office of the Register of the Dis
trict of Lands, subject to sale nt Suit
Lnko City, Utah, which field notes of
surviiy describe the boundaries nnd ex
tent of said claim on the surface, with
magnetic variation nt 16 degrees 30
minutes east us follows, to wit:
Resinning nt corner No. 1, Lucky Roy
Mine lode, which Is Identical with cor
ner No. 1 McKlnley lode, this survey;
whence U. S. M. M. No. 8 bears north
7 degrees 7 minutes east 723.9 feet,
(hence south 81 degrees 54 minutes east
12S9.6 feet to corner No. 2 Lucky Riv
Mine lode, thlf survey; thence south 8
degrees 6 minutes west 86.1 feet to Un
1-2 Silver Dollnr lode, this survey,
thence north 5'J degrees enst 850.3 fcti
to corner No. 2 Silver Dollnr lode, this
survey; thence south 21 degrees 30 min
utes east 607.1 feet to corner No. 3 Sil
ver Dollnr lode, this survey; thence
south 63 degrees 7 minutes west 1492.8
leet to corner No. 4 Silver Dollar lode,
this survey; thence r.orth 21 degrees 30
minutes west 5S6.3 feet to lino 3-4 Lucky
Roy Mine lode, this survey; thence
north 81 degrecs'51 minutes west 844.3
feet to corner No. 4 Lucky Roy Mine
lode, Identical with comer No. 2 McKln
ley lode, both of this survey; thence
north 81 degreco 64 minutes west 1301.7
feet to corner No. 3 McKlnley Mine lode,
this survey; thence north 8 degrees 0
minutes cast 657 feet to corner No. 4
McKlnley Mine lode, on line 2-3, Key
stone lode, both of this survey; thence
north 81 degrees 61 minutes west 537
feet to corner No. 3 Keystone lode, till
survey; thence north 8 degrees C min
utes cast 501.5 feet to corner No. 4 Key
stone lode, this survey; thence south 81
degrees 54 minutes enst 657.1 feet to
corner No. 3 Queen of the West lode,
this survey; thence north 8 degrees 6
minutes enst 415 feet to corner No, 4
Queen of the West lode, Identical with
corner No. 2 Queen of the West No. 1
lode, both of this survey; thence noith
8 degrees 6 minutes east 600 feet to
corner No. 3 Queen of the West No. 1
lode. Identical with corner No. 2 Queen
of the West No. 2 lode, both of this
survey; thence north 8 degrees 6 min
utes enst 600 feet to corner No. 3 Queen
of the West No. 2 lode, this survey;
thence south 81 degrees 64 minutes cast
1112 feet to corner No. 4 Queen of the
West No. 2 lode, on line 1-2 Queen of
the West No. 4 lode, both of this sur
vey; thence north 8 degrees 6 minutes
enst 499.7 feet to corner No. 2 Queen of
the West No. 4 lodo. this survey; thenco
south 81 degrees 64 minutes east 417.2
feet to line 1-2 Queen of the West No,
6 lode, this survey; thence north 47
degrees 38 minutes west 1211.4 feet to
corner No. 2 Queen of the West No. 6
lode, this survey; thence north 42 de
grees 22 minutes cast 600 feet to cor
ner No. 3 Queen of the West No. 6 lod.
this survey; thence south 47 degrees 3tf
minutes east 14S9.1 feet to corner No.
4 Queen of the West No. 6 lode this
survey, on line 2-3 Qucon of the West
No. 3 lode, this survey, thence north il
degrees 22 minutes enst 731.1 feet to
corner No. 3 Queen of the West No. 3
lode, this survey; thence south 47 de
grees 38 minutes east COO feet to cor
ner No, 4 Queen of the West No. 3 lode,
this survey, on line 2-3 Queen of the
West No. 7 lode; thence north 42 de
grees 22 minutes enst 656.9 feet to cor
ner No. 3 Queen of the West No. 7 lode,
this survey; thence routh 8 degrees 6
minutes west 599,7 feet to corner No. 4
Queen of the West No. 7 lode, this sur
vey; thence south 42 degrees 22 min
utes west 1290 feet to corner No. 1 Queen
of the West No. 7 lode, this survey.
Identical with corner No. 4 of the Queen
of the West No. 4 lode and with cor
ner No. 3 Queen of the West No. 5 lode,
both of this survey; thence south 8
degrees 6 minutes west 600 feet to cor
ner No. 4 Queen ofthe West No. 5 lode,
this survey. Identical with corner No. 3
Admiral Dewey lode, this survey;
thenco south 8 degrees 6 minutes west
600 feet to corner No. 2 Admiral Dewey
lode, this survey. Identical with corner
No, 4 Uncle Snm lodo, this survey:
thence Fouth 8 degrees 6 minutes west
315 feet to corner No. 3 Uncle Snm lode,
this survey; thence north 81 degrees 54
minutes west 1479.3 feet to corner No. 4
Uncle Snm lode, this survey. Identical
with corner No. 2 Queen of the West
lode, this survey; thence north 81 de
grees 54 minutes west 169.1 feet to cor
ner No. 1 Keystone lode, this survey,
on line 2-3, Queen of the West lode,
this survey; thence south 8 degrees 6
minutes west 601.5 feet to eornor No.
2 Keystone lode, this survey, on line
1-4 McKlnley mine lode, this survey;
thence south 81 degrees 54 minutes enst
258.7 feet to tho place of beginning.
Containing n totnl nrea of 229.694
ncres. from which are deducted con
flicting arens as follows, namely:
Acres.
Silver Dollnr lode, this survey.... 2.536
Lot No. 84 Mahogany No. 2 lode.. 0.157
Lot No. 154 Mark Antony lode.... 12.495
Queen of the West No. 4 lode,
this survey 3.41S
Mnklngn totnl of 18.606
Leaving the net area of the
lode claim 211.089
The areas In conflict with lot No. 84
Mnhogany No, 2 lode and lot No. 154
Mnik Antony lode are not claimed.
Notices of location of all of said min
ing claims comprising said group being
of record In the office of tho Recorder
of Tooele County, at Tooeje City In the
County and State aforesaid, the pre
sumed general course or direction of
the said veins, lodps and mineral de
posits being ehown on the said plat as
near as can bo determined from pres
ent developments, this claim being for
tho number of linear feet of each lodo
together with surfnee ground Bhown
upon the offlclnl pint, aniLas herein de
scribed. The nearest known locations
being the Mahogany No. 2 lodo mining
claim lot No, S4, the Mark Antony lode
mining claim lot No. 154, the Rover
lode mining claim survey No. 3478, the
Occident lode mining claim lot No, 103,
tho Herchol lode mining claim lot No,
112, the Swansea lode mining claim Lot
No, 10G and tho Homcstake lodo min
ing claim Lot No. 94, all of the said
claims being so designated on the old
clal plat. Said claims are situated In
unsurveyod township 5 south, range 4
west.
Any and nil persons claiming adverse
ly the mining ground, veins, lodes,
premises, or any portion thereof so de
scribed, surveyed, platted and applied
fot, nre hereby notified that unless their
ndverse claims nre duly filed as accord
ing to law and the regulations there
under within tho time prescribed by
law with tho Register of the United
States Land Ofllce nt Salt Lake City, in
tho county of Salt Lake, State of Utnh,
they will bo bnrrod by virtue of the
provisions of said statute.
I hereby direct that this notice be
published In tho Morcur Miner nt Mer
cur, Tooele county, State of Utah, the
newspaper published nearest to the said
mining claims, for a period of nine con
secutlyo weeks.'
FRANK D, HORBS,
Register.
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