Appointment notices for agents and receivers across multiple counties
A list of appointed agents and receivers including James England and others across city and county offices. The document names locations such as Box Elder, Cache, Brigham City, and Richmond and references roles in minting and collecting funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steuitita
Saatien
OA Willems
Fis
James Fowler
W. VW
Webster
Reston
Valli Carden
Ed Shaw
J G
iTowell
Thowag
Notice of settlement of debts by agents in Ogden Utah
SPECIANT ROTICE states that the general agent for Jengren’s term ends February 1 1381 and all who owe the paper must settle immediately. The speaker accepts responsibility for a large sum and warns legal action if payments are not made. Address Janes Exchtanp Ogden Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jengren
Address
Janes
Revenue overview shows gains across key duties
The abstract of the gross produce of the revenue of Great Britain and Ireland reports that overall revenue rose by £50,000 from the prior year. Custom and excise fell by almost £1,000,000, while stamps rose by £946,000 and the Post Office and telegraph service increased by about £450,000. Interest on advances grew by £200,000 and the land tax and house duty added £75,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain and Ireland
Post Office and Telegraph Service
Jealous house of Habs mocks dignity with cub prank
Five weeks ago in Kreutsberg Bohemia a menagerie keeper and an editor were indicted after a lioness cub prank. The keeper christened two cubs Francis and Rudolph, names linked to the Austrian Emperor and Crown Princess, prompting a formal protest and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tusmudfretovs
Habsturg
Konin Kreutsberg
Iweis
Bohemia
Aresen
Cominy
Bapham
Francis
Rudolph
Venice
Budsela
London Stock Exchange Wife Dies After Marital Strife
The article recalls a Mrs Cross of the London Stock Exchange who fell ill after nursing her husband in Venice. He suffered a delirium fit and nearly drowned from a fall at his window. Her exertions damaged her health and she died later in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gsonos
Mr. Cross
London Stock Exchange
Venice
Menstal Scovery
Naysswoht Heiress Scams Inheritance Tale From Sumatra
An elderly resident of Klingesshef in East Prussia learns her only son died intestate in Sumatra under Dutch service. A Netherlands Colonial Dept claim seeks documents to pass assets to the German Consul for transmission to audi Leira. Rumor inflates the tale with grand riches and governors general claims, then dissolves as the woman discovers the estate is mere shillings and pence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Sundb
Klingesshef
East Prussia
Koenigsberg
Dsdung
Izland
Sumatra
Netherlands Colonial Department
Padang
Audi
Leira
Klingershof
Fast Vruscia
Theo
Enrollment at Low He Found Aid at Post Office
Fragmentary OCR notes show a mention of enrollment and aid at a post office on Fourth Street, Teas su postollice, with unclear date and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Teas Su Postollice
Campaign Contributions Behind Garfield Victory Revealed
A Philadelphia correspondent uncovers large Republican campaign gifts drawn to defeat Garfield. Major donors include Jay Gould, who gave 100000 dollars preferring anonymity, Vanderbilt with 20000 dollars, Morton and Bliss with 10000 and 5000 respectively, and contributions from Dinsmore Hoey and the Drexels. Several names and sums are noted with motives and contexts described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Statesman
Mentor
Philadelphia
Carnall Enquirer
Jay Goulderst
Hancock
Ile
William Vanderbilt
Gettysburg
Morton Committee
Republican National Committee
Levi P. Morton
Conkling
Pittsburg
W. Childs
Philadelphia Ledger
Grant
Chicago
Science progress and currents reshape views on nature
The article extols scientific progress and urges thorough science teaching in schools. It cites Professor William Wade on civilization advances, compares science to a widening river, and notes new findings that the Gulf Stream does not enter the Gulf of Mexico, proposing an Equatorial Current routing through the Caribbean to Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Wade
Philosophical Society of
West Chester
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean Sea
Yucatan
Florida
Atlantic Ocean
Gulf
Green's August Flower Promises Quick Digestive Relief
Advertisement urges readers with dyspepsia liver complaints and related symptoms to buy Green's August Flower from Wm. Driver & Son. Claims a guaranteed cure with sample bottles for 10 cents and regular size 75 cents. notes two doses will relieve any case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Driver & Son
Gurex
Ox Morrs Liver Pies Best Cathartic Regulators
Odd compact note lists Ox Morrs Liver Pies as top cathartic regulators with a playful January 18 tag. Intriguing fragment hints at culinary or cultural quirks without a full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morr
D&sjan
Baren's Paty Panacea Claims Pain Cure For Man And Beast
An ad promising Baren's Paty Panacea cures pain in humans and animals. The external and internal use directions are given in a brief, promotional style with unclear ingredient details. The notice emphasizes multipurpose relief across species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baren
Paty
Dasjally
North Ogden Irrigation Company Meeting Notice
Notice given for the annual meeting of the North Ogden Irrigation Company at the North Ogden meeting house on Monday February 7 at 1 PM. Voters will elect officers for the year and handle other business brought before the meeting. Avovstos Suont President Hicuaay G, Secretary ejazest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ogden Irrigation Company
North Ogden
Berrerr
Wordmansee Theater to Become Bond & Co Store Front
Ogden loses a small theater as Wordmansee's corner property at Fourth and Young Streets is converted into a large Bond & Co store. The grocers plan an extensive expansion, transforming the erstwhile temple of Thalis into a bustling retail space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wordmansee
Fourth and Young Streets
Thalis
Messrs. Bond & Co
Ogden
Successful mutual improvement party at Union Opera House
The party hosted by the Young Ladies' and Young Mens' Mutual Improvement Associations of the Second Ward was a success. The event ran smoothly with splendid music and great enjoyment, and organizers deserve public thanks and support for future gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Opera House
Young Ladies’ and Young Mens’ Mutual Improvement Associations
Second Ward
Surprise Party Honours Mr and Mrs Stayner at Canfield Block
A gay party of ladies and gentlemen surprised Mr and Mrs Thos J Stayner at their Canfield Block residence. Guests arrived in masque, danced joyfully, and enjoyed seasonal refreshments. The event left attendees entertained and satisfied.
Local notes mix politics business and tragedy in Ogden edition
Fragments report New Co-op filling up with goods while Datrix & Son run a strong business. Burial of Bisuor Miwh’s wife at St George. court adjourns to Feb 5. Murderous raids in Chinatown pulse with police action. Fire scare in Ogden and a Banker's Daughter success at Salt Lake Theatre boost relief funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisuor Miwh
St. George
Ten Third District Court
Ealt Lake
Sale of Home Made Woolen Goods in Salt Lake City
John C. Cutler, agent Provo Mills, offers wholesale and retail sale of blankets, dress flannels, linsey, cassimere, yarns, shawls, jeans and other woolens from the Old Constitution Building in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Cutler
Agent Provo Mills
Old Constitution Building
Salt , Lake City
Confidence Man Foiled by Logan County Search
A visiting 35 year old named J H Hughes posed as a Baptist preacher and gained trust in Logan Utah. He served as Sunday School Secretary and worked at the U O Foundry, then vanished after pocketing about 30 dollars at a theatre door and attempting to exchange gold for greenbacks. He left behind his effects and owes 30 dollars for past services. Local caution issued against unfamiliar men with weak credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Cache County
J. H. Hughes
Hadeen
Utah
Georgia
U. O. Foundry
Logan Theatre
Hughes
Sunday Echoes
Ife
Lecture in Ogden Urges Noble Goals for Youth
Elder Nairbitt spoke to Ogden youths in the Second Ward Assembly Room urging education as vital for future leaders in God’s kingdom. He praised women’s role in education, urged Improvement Associations to support the young, and called for youth houses and study spaces across the territory. Logan Dramatic Club plans a benefit for Sunday Schools, while Toland mourners prepare for his funeral. Local firms report brisk furniture business and Prov. Procron the English astronomer is touring Salt Lake City. A Salt Lake Shooting Club medal event crowned Patterson, and residents fear a depot of powder carved into Fourth Street square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Nairbitt
Second Ward
Iis
J. L. Gillogly
Real Estate Change in Main Street Market
Messrs. Bears and Lefevre plan to occupy the Crawshaw and Wilson lot next door, in Mr. James Horrocks new building on Main Street West. The dry goods dealers recently arrived and have won public favor. They contemplate erecting a brick building as their future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bears & Lefevre
James Horrocks
Main Street
Chas. Woodmanses
Crawshaw & Wilson
Local notes and town chatter across Utah periodicals
Brief items note sickness in town and mild events as Chinese New Year arrives. Obituary for Maa Zina T Hypg of Wiyde Park. Fines in Salt Lake City total $135. Logan Leader panics over Ogden Tabernacle timing. Richmond donors give $25 to city treasury. Prestpoert A QC Savor returns from Kentucky. Park City to get a bank. local debates on Logan support. NY Truth questioned about Gen Arthur. Weather dulls mercantile spirits. Peter B Johnston of Snowville dies. Hadley D Johnson arrives in Omaha. Chadwick from Blackfoot lifts iron for Snake River bridge. Marks Gold Smith & Co plan move to Jennings Building awaiting Oreo move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maa
Zina T. Hypg
Wiyde Park
Salt Lake
Buarer
F. R. Clayton
Ogden
Logan Leader
Prestpoert A
Savor
Utah
Kentucky
Tor
L. Herald
Chas
King's Southern Times
KR. S. Anderson
Park City
Logan
Axp
N.Y
Gen. Arthur
Tur
Peter B. Johnston
Snowville
Hadley D. Johnson
Omaha
Blackfoot
Chadwick
Snake River
Marks, Gold, Sbith & Co
Jenning’s
Fourth and
Main Street
Thespian Association Delivers Two Playlets at Fourth Ward Schoolhouse
A crowded Fourth Ward schoolhouse hosted the Thespian Association on Saturday night with performances of Ireland As It Is and The Rough Diamond. Cast members Geo G. Taylor John P. Smith A D Chambers P T Wright Angus Weight J G Stratford Moroni Poulter Jessie Penrose Martha Jackson Ballantyne and others received praise for acting and make up as scenery and Watkins band provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Thespian Association
Ireland
Geo. G. Taylor
Pat
P. T. Wright
Conor O'Flaherty
Angus T. Weight
Freitelss
Monsieur Voyage
5S. T. Whitaker
Sepstimus Stone
J. G. Stratford
Moroni Poulter
Mr. J. Burton
Gassoon
Jessie Penrose
Judy O'Trot
Miss Penrose
Martha Jackson
Balle Ballantyne
Florence
J. Burton
Lord Plato
A. D. Chambers
William Evergreen
Mr. Taylor
Blenheim
Mr. Whitaker
Jon
Nellie Dana
Margery
Lnly
Misa Matilda Ballantyne
Plato
Watkins
Association de Bergé
Strange encounter recalls Utah Mormon history
A St. Louis hotel meeting tied President Smoot to Judge Drummond, once Utah mayor, with a history of false rumors about Mormons. The exchange recalls the 1857 claim of burned U.S. Court records, later debunked, and Drummond’s lasting notoriety as a fabricator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoot
St. Louis
Bro. Smoot
Republican
United States
Drummond
Brother Smoot
Judges Drummond
Utah
Salt Lake City
Sam
Gen. Wells
George A. Smith
Judge Drummond
U. S
General Johnston
U.S
Cummings
W. W. Drummond
Is Arthur Unfit for Vice Presidency in Utah Debate
The piece questions Arthur's eligibility as vice president due to alleged constitutional disability as a non native citizen. It contrasts Utah Republicans and Federalists with Democrats and questions reactions if the outcome mirrors Campbell’s delegation scramble. The text urges Governor Murray and McBride to respond in the Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asitia
Arthur
Utah
English
Campbell
Congress
Brother McDbride
Mr. Tribune
Governor Murray
Dancing and Shooting at Star Restaurant Dance
A Thursday Star restaurant dance in Blackfoot ended with Hiram Axtell known as Whitey drawing a pistol after being refused a dance. The weapon discharged hitting Mrs. Geo Snyder in the right shoulder. Axtell was arrested, bound over for 3000 dollars, and jailed in Malad awaiting court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Hiram Axtell
Whitey
Geo. Snyder
Axtell
Montgomery
Nephen Sill
Malad
Retired Ogden official Jo Hall ends long service
The public of Ogden learns with regret the retirement of Mr Jo Hall from the Ogden Pontefice this afternoon. He reentered service a year ago with proven experience and unimpeachable probity, earning the public’s unanimous respect for his urbanity and zeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Joseph Hall
Jos. Hall
Preemption Opens School Land Patents Says Utah Firm
Starner and Sigmona of Salt Lake City report a ruling on appeal to the Interior Secretary in the Hodgert case that allows occupants of sections 14 and 36 to obtain patents via preemption after occupancy. Residents who built homes before survey may file new entries within the law's terms to secure titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eprrons Qanex Junction
Secretary of the Interior
Jane Hodgert
Starner & Sigmona
Salt Lake City
Decatur alias Old Bender in custody on assault charge
A man named Decatur known as Old Bender was brought to town by Bay Sorsa citizens amid complaints. He faces a grand jury on an assault with a deadly weapon charge after posting bond. He then left for Stampioe Brounda, claiming a rope invitation urged his departure and noting several urgent engagements in Challis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Old Bender
Bay Sorsa
Challis
Billiard Charity Match Proposed by Salt Lake Authors
In the Salt Lake Herald the plan for a four handed three ball billiard match is outlined to raise funds for Alta disaster relief. Messrs Rob Arthur Burns and Josh are ready and anxious to play with two local specialists from Ogden to compete for the charitable cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsans
Burns
Salt Lake Herald Moving
Messrs
Rob
Arthur
Josh
Alta Aus
Ferera
Alta
Hexxy Woolner
W. M. Cuarstan
Odvex
Tus Deseret National Bank
Salt Lake City
Bob, Burns
Josh Arthur
Wm. Jennings
H. Eldredge
Z. C. M1
Morgan City
Fanny Louise Buckingham
Joux
Gaia
Salt Lake
Prova
Tat Mace
Puck
Mazeppa Combination Arrives for One Night Only
The Mazeppa Combination led by Fannie Louise Buckingham passed through town today en route to Salt Lake City for five performances and back to Ogden for a single night. Ms Huntington the agent is arranging appearances. The company brings high praise from the Californian press. The show features Miss Buckingham with trained horse James Melville, billed as one of the finest in the world. Monday night marks the only local appearance, with a full program to follow.
President John Taylor Visits Mills Southeast of City
President John Taylor arrived from Salt Lake City this morning to inspect mills southeast of town. He appears hale and hearty keeping up with his age. W Sears of the Ogden Z C M L branch returned from Salt Lake after a short business trip. Rev J L Gillogly of the Episcopal Church was improving this forenoon and recovery hopes rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Taylor
Salt Lake City
Hia Mills
Taylor
W. Sears
Ogden
Salt Lake
J. L. Gillogly
Episcopal Church
Serenade for Mr Jos A West by Browning Band at Office
Friday evening the string band of William Browning recently with the office serenaded Mr. Jos A West. The performance was well received with music praised by the listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos.a. West
William Browning
Salt Lake City News In Brief From Frisco to Utah
A jumbled news snapshot mentions Lost Creek Stockton and Topela Co electric light, Salt Lake City lost boy, Salt Lake Dramatic Combination touring, new bank safe, Burglar and fire proofs, Proctor lecture planned, and a four handed billiard challenge. Also notes anti polygamy society, Valentines in stores, and local theater plans.
Local Notes and Crimes from Provo and Salt Lake
The Exquirer of Provo echoes butter talk while Waters news depot welcomes new items. Mrs. Louie ONeal lectures on Lights and Shadows at Union Opera House tomorrow night. An elderly man Elliott buried in a Bay Ihorne snow slide. Mrs Staickrayn dies in Salt Lake City and is buried there. Organist Josefa Darxes thanks for fine preludes in Assembly Hall. Horse thief lesson near Hooper yields a track clue. Powder scare debunked. only lawful quantity stored previously. Naghow escape report from Fifth Ward details near miss with a US railroad train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie O'Neal
Union Opera House
Idaho
Elliott
Bay Ihorne
Staickrayn
C. F. Strickland
First Judicial District
Salt Lake City
Josefa J. Darxes
Assembly Hall
Larxiya
Hooper
Salt Lake
Fourth
Young
Fifth
Main Streets
Land School Sections Notice From Land Attorneys
Late ruling details on school sections provided to individuals who send a letter and stamp. Information furnished by Staryeg and Simona land attorneys based in Py 2 Box 587 in S. I. City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staryeg & Simona
Land Attorneys
S. I. City
Farmess and Fur Dealers Advertise Cash Sales
A. Kuhn & Bro of Ogden advertise as the oldest largest hide and fur dealers in Utah offering cash for slides furs and pelts. They ship and export furs for top cash prices. Also notes Pixton birth in Leeds Washington County Utah on January 17 1851 a daughter for Martha S wife of Robert Pixton and mentions local town connections and congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Kuhn & Bro
Ogden
Utah
West
Pixtox
Leeds
Washington Co
Martha S
Robert Pixton
Citizen van Dyke
Salt Lake
Iil
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Geo
Eden City
Caniviile
Bummies
Yaneton
Alroy Ar
Cank Lin
Biehmond
Cache Co
Smith6eld
Illyram
Welaville
Valentines
Sota Tores Ussany
Bags Acarce
Datrix & Son
Clausens
Fifth Street
Eniza
Suita Lyon
Gov. Murray
Peterson
Granteville
Tooele County
Milford
Payson A Mre
Lois Box
Chinatown
Ray. J. L. Gitteauy
Joes Towis
Belver
Coorar
East Lake City
Ogden City
Sat Lake City
the Herald
Floyd
Yomen
Tas Logan Dramatic Club
Cacne
William Toland
the Thespian Association
Puason Murrayism
Blackfoot Register
Schiool Lands
Charlie
Fluado
Lost Creek
Stockton, Topela Co
Dirnmuenta
New York
Saur Lake City
Utah Lake
S. F. Wasp
Chambers’ News
Seort
Charity
Frisco
Ilaneen
Fourth Ward Thespian Association
F. Yaep
R. A. Proctor
Tus Ogden Orchestral Society
Exquirer of
Provo
Wanryn
Luck
Waters
Savers
Fifth Ward
Ldo
Fur Buyers
ajaSis
Tory
Hess
Brassat
Dave Beou
Leanda
Lou
Oraddrens Wan
Torvors
Weber Co
Lyane
Tits Elas
Herman
Uig
Geavellan, Lona Leit
Qitr
London
England
Frif Ielman
Bilver Prize
Bilver Prize VY Dal Ag
Australia
Delyer
Opies
Kale Lake City
Ona
Danlbly
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