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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-11
THE p. o. S. OF A. BALL.

The ball given in the Boyle building FRI
day evening under the auspices of Camp
No. l, P. o. S. of A, was a very brilliant
affair, the occasion being the first anniver-
sary of the order in Ogden. Christensen
brothers' orchestra furnished the music
and Prof. H. j. Mason acted as prompter
Among those present were: Miss Bar
ton, Mrs. E. Ashby, Miss Larson, Mrs E.
?. hendrich, Miss Turner, Mrs. Dr. Baker,
Miss Liggin, Miss Maggie Liggin, Miss
Gleason, Miss Title Gleason, Miss Pfel,
Miss Chase, Miss May Chase, Miss Thomp
son, Mrs. Augston, Mrs. Hodge, Miss Ha.
dock, Mrs. Llppincott, Mrs. Belcher, NJ
O'Brien, Mrs.O. Riser, Miss Robins, Ms,
Rosenbaum, Miss Cox, Miss Annie Cox.
Miss Myrtesen, Miss Mortz, Miss Bonnet
Mrs. Zimmerman, Miss Jaust, Miss Hen.
derson, Miss Purley, Miss jackson, Mrs
Brighton, Miss Martin, Miss Harter.
Messrs. h. Irwin, j. T. O'Connor, S. F.
BelcLer, H. w. Patter, w. G. Kind, W. A.
Ramsey, Z. L. Sealus, W. d. Meyer, II. ID.
Kirk, j. B. Rooo, A. L. Hestmark, F.. @.
Luke. w. b. Wedell, Alex. Smith, J. A,
Luke, w. w. Fung :, Jr., L. H. Meid, E. P.
hendrick, w. j. Scott, Isaac Beltman. w.
Shutter, sol. Myer, Soren Peterson, Jr.. S.
t. Campbell, d. 6. Douglass, r. H. Wealth
erby, 5. ii. Henderson,, Fred g. Cooper
and others.
The camp expects to give another ball in
the near future Only members and their
friends were admitted.
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convert a few months ago to the single
tax doctrine. AT the Peace Congress at
Mystic, Conn.,, in August, she boldly de-
clared against all the old time theories for
bringing about permanent peace, and said
that war would be abolished only when in
Justice is abolished ana all have an equal
right to the use of land. Her stand caused
somewhat of a sensation on account of her
high social position.
She is a niece of General D. NJ. Frost, of
St. Louis. Miss Frost married into the
British nobility. One of them, Lady Mo
lesworth, is leader among London's soci-
ETY. women, and another married the nephew
of Lord Salisbury, and comes into posses
sion OF the Cecil diamonds.
Mrs. Ormsby is president of the
Woman's National Press association and a
member of the executive committee of the
Universal Peace Tn on.
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The First DirtrIct Cnnrt-

Elah Warren VS.. E. f. Hampton ct al
continuation Of trial; verdict, no cause OF
action.
John Brown VS.. w. w. Funge; motion OF
Smith & Smith to refer case submitted and
taken under advisement
Frank Monroe vs.. n. r. Strong; motion
of Maloney & Perkins to refer case sub
mitted and taken under advisemeut
Rebecca Weatherston VS.. Charles w.
Weatherston; on motion of Smith & Smith.
order referring case TO j. E. Bayley to take
testimony.
Isaac Furniss VS.. T A. Harris ct al. : on
motion of Breeder & Gunnell order taking
demurrer to answer under Amusement.
r. l.. Armstrong Us. - Pattie ct al on
motion of Allan Miller and by consent. order
referring case to Nj. A Breeder for full
reference.
The People VS.. Annie Johnson: motion TO
reinstate appeal submitted and taken under
advisement.
Michigan Stove company VS.. James
Thompson; motion for a new trial sub
mitted and taken under advisement.
w. Is. Murray VS.. a. II. Nelson ct al !.
demurrer 10 complaint submitted and taken
under advisement
Lilly Y. Halstead VS.. Edison o. Halstead !:
on motion o. Miller 81 Pash and by consent,
order allowing defendants attorneys to
withdraw complaint, answer and deposi-
tons in the case on condition that said at
torneys keep records themselves.
Denver Fish company vs. H. L. Griffin
on motion of A. r. Haywood and by con-
sent, order continuing case for the term.
John Bowman VS. Jacob Theurer: motion
TO retsx costs submitted and taken under
Rdvisement
Robert Hawthorne VS.. A Woolf ct al.
motion to intervene and demurrer to
,l.,,.% tod
visement
Adresta Geiger VS.. H. H Geiger: motion
OF plaintiff and by consent order for de-
fendant 10 show cause.
Charles Conley VS.. William G. Warren
ct al; trial, Kimball & Allison for plain
tiff, Evans & Rogers for defendant; pend
ing.
Thomas Young vs. Martha Young; on
motion OF b. H. Jones, order granting a
decree OF divorce herein on report of re-
fierce.
Johannah hofoed Vs. Peter M. Kofoed:
on motion OF b. II. Jones order granting a
decree Of divorce herein on report of re-
fierce.
Susan Jane Frodsham VS.. Claudius
Frodsham; on motion of b. H. Jones order
granting decree of divorce on report of
referee.
John Broom VS.. w. w. Funge: it ap-
pearing to the court that trial of this cause
involves examination of long accounts on
each SIDE order referred to decide on the
whole of the issue, T. ID. Johnson to be ap-
pointed referee
John Bowman VS.. Jacob Thurer; motion
to relax costs denied with 50 costs to
plaintiff from defendant.
Catherine Corey vs. Hamilton Corey; on
motion Of hampton & Murphy, order re-
ferriag to A. J. Weber to take proofs
w. Is. Murray VS.. A. II. Nelson ct al.
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The G. L. NJ. Rail-

The G. l. NJ. ball, given in the Boyle
building Friday evening, was an elite af-
fair and brought together some of Ogden's
leading society people.
Those who had the pleasure of being
present are: Miss Steller, Miss Mamie
Steller, Miss Helfrioh, Miss Smith, Miss
Rosenbaum, Miss Kircher, Miss Elliott
Miss Pettingill, Mish Kuhn, Miss Little
field, Miss Anderson, Miss Thompson,
Miss Shilling, Miss kimball Miss Bore
man, Miss Schansenbock, Miss Robins,
Miss Barratt; Messrs. G. S. Mcmillan,
@. H. Course, jr., K. Irwin, Carl Kuhn,
I'D Rosenbaum, Alex Loeb, L. D. Wallace,
w. Jenkins, Charles Mason, Bert Jenkins,
w. d. May er, j. d. Jarvis, Thomas Nelson,
Thomas Flishner, John Beckwith, Matt
Edsell, 7. H. Kohn, Nat himban, R. L.
Darling, =. Groubrow, VIII Booth, Scott
Short.
The gentlemen were all in full dress, and
the ladies wore the following
COSTUMES:
Miss EIiott-Black silk with diamonds.
Miss Mamie Sutton-Elegant tan street
suit.
Miss Fannie Sutton-Black cloth flowers.
Miss Smith-Pongue silk embroidered.
Miss kuchu-Black silk with diamonds
Miss Helfrich-Back lace.
Miss Rosenbaum-BIack embroidered
silk with diamonds.
Miss Shansenbach-Pin and black silk
with diamonds.
Miss Robins-White silk
Miss Thompson-Red silk, India.
Miss ALA Anderson-Elegant pink crepe
with diamonds.
Miss Eva Kuhn-Heart red crepe.
May Shlling-Green India silk with dia-
monds
Joe Kimball-Gray street suit.
Name Littletield-White albatross.
Ada Barratt-W hite silk.
All young men dressed in full evening
dress.
Christensen's orchestra furnished the
music tor the occasion.
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NOTIcE TO CONTRAnTnRs

~ posal for the erection Of a school building
addition" and addressed to the architect will
be received until o'clock, October IL, 1891, at
his once, for the erection Of a two story brick
addition to the Twenty6rst Ward schoolhouse.
in accordance W tn plans and specifications,
which may be examined at the office OF George
S. Spohr, architect 65 Wasatch building.
BIDS to be made as per form of proposal
furnished.
The right is reserved to reject any or ali bids.
BIDS must be accompanied by certified
check, made payable 10 the order OF the board
OF education of the city OF Salt Lake and must
&c 10 per cent. OF the amount OF the PROPOSAL.
which check will be forfeited to said board i'm
case the bidder receiving the award shall fail
to promptly execute the contract with good and
sufficient sureties: otherwise, checks will be
returned to the bidders. Payments to be made
in school bonds or cash-optional with the
board Of education.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
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General Gleanings.


Miss Carrie Steward, of this CITY. is Wis
lting with friends at SIC E. Seventh South
street, Salt Lake.
Cleveland's Ministries closed their en-
gagement at the Grand last evening.
The ball given by the Turn Vere1n in it's
hail on Twenty first street was largely
attended last evening.
There are undelivered messages at the
Western Union telegraph office for F. w.
Ellis and Frank E. Brown.
A number of Ogden and Weber county's
leading Democrats went to Salt Lake city
yesterday to attend the territorial conven-
ton.
M. A. Lewis, of Chicago, was in the city
yesterday attending to important business
matters.
The Ogden Athletic club will hold a
meeting in the club rooms in the old Union
Opera house tomorrow night for the pur-
pose of electing officers TO the ensuing
term.
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Police News.

: Only three cases occupied his honor's at
tention in police court yesterday.
w. j. Slaughter, arrested for committing
nuisance in Lester Park, was fined 81 and
costs of court.
Toy Kuhn, the Chinese gardener who was
taken IN several nights ago for stealing
vegetables from a garden in the hours of
night, was fined $40 and costs and confne-
ment in the city jail for twenty days.
John Chip, jr., drunk, ten days.
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Probate Orders.
The Following orders uere made in n,

The following orders were made in pro-
bate yesterday:
In matter of the estate of George Hay,
minor, II. d. Peterson, L. r. Hunt and
Samuel Chadbour, were appointed ap-
praisers.
Mrs. NJ. L. Hollingsworth filed a petition
1or letters of administration in the estate
OF +. l.. HoIlingsworth, deceased. Wed
nesday, October 2lst, was set as a date for
hearing the petition.
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BIDS WANTED

NOTICE IS HEkEBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ trustees of Leht school district No. ~,
Utah county, Utah territory have in their pos
session school bonds to the amount Of 81 500
which they hereby put upon the market for sale
The denomination of said bonds are Of $500 each
The time such bonds are 10 run before redemp-
ton are as follows Seven O. OF them to run
for period OF five 90 years, and eight (S) of
them for period of ten (lO) years They can
be seen at the office of trustee, George Webb,
Lehi city, Utah county. Utah territory
JAMES p. CARTER
ANDREW A. PETERSON
GEORGE WEBB
Trustees Lehi School District
Dated at Lchi city, Utah county, this 22d day
Of September 1891
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[ hicagO Live Stock

CHICAGO, Oct. 1o.-Cattle-Re 5000:
26i; cows, l.25Il!.50
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; fairly active, steady
to lower; rough and common, 3.9Oa4 IS; mixed
ana packers 5N948G; prime heavy and butch,
ers' weights, 4.9C@5.lO; prime light, 4S5G4 95
others, 4.25@4.7O. -''
Sheep-Recepts, 1900; steady; native ewes
35l@425; wethers 47505.25; westerns, 4.1C6
@445; fed Texans, 4.456145O. -N%'
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New York Genaral MARKET

1906 -'0-n0'
Cotfee-Options closed steady, 1OaS5 points
down. Sales, 105C0 bags; October. Il. 10; No.
yember 10.959l1.Oo; December lOS5810. 90.
Spot Rio, steady, quiet; No. Z, 123l@I3
Sugar-Raw, firm; fair refining 2 1916 bid :
centrifugals, 96-test, 326 bid: refined fairly ac-
tive firm, ~
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New YORK, Oct. 10,
Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO, Oct. 10 wheat-steady; cash, 97H
December, 971a; May. LOa2s0L O5H. - u
G CO cash, 53a; November, 4S1a
Oats-Steady; cash, 252l; May, 81.
Bar ey--Easy; c, 06I.
Pork-Steady; cash, 1921 January, 1lsO
hard1Qutet cash, 6.55; January, $40. '
Flax-951a.
Whiskey-llS.
Shoulders-6.2566 40
Short clear-7.4U@l7. so
Short ribs-6.90Q1l0.
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Matrimonial.

County Clerk Joseph P. Ledwidge, issued
marriage licenses yesterday to the follow
ing parties
Henry l. Child, aged twenty one. of Rly-
erdale, and Mary Stevens, aged seventeen
of Ogden.
Chas. r. Young, aged twenty five. and
Sarah Wadman, aged eighteen, both of
Ogden.
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MARY FROST ORMSBY.
United States Delegate to the Universal Peace
Congress to be Held in Rome, Italy.

FLOR THE SUNDAY acknowledgements
Mrs Mary Frost Ormsby, the member of
the Famous Womans society of Sorosis,
who has recently achieved prominence by
her advocacy of advanced economic re-
orms, is delegate from the United States
to the Universal Peace Congress to be held
in Rome, Italy, the first week in November.
Mrs. Ormsby is member of the committee
on house ard home for Sorosis. In inves-
tigating the condition Of the homeless she
was brought face to fac swith the advanced
economic thinkers of the day. She became
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers were
filed for record yesterday:
Charles Woodmansee and wife to William
j. stephens; all of lots ,, ,. &. q 8, g. TO-
II, Y, 10, A. Il, Ia, n, 10 and other lots
IN Woodmansee'S Main street addition
to Ogden City. sl5, OOt
James Jones and wife to Harlan Tillotson;
Let Z, block 49, plat c, Ogden City sur
vey-:;---.--- .-------- 4,S6;
II. Rolappi lot TO- block H. plata, Og-
oen City Survey----------------- 5OC
John j. Wallace and wife 10 Wallace R.
White; part OF lot 6, block 80, plat A,
Ogden City survey ....- AZ
Ida A. Guilick and husband to Emily A.
Patten; east IL rods of north one-half of
lot 9. block II, plat B. Ogden City sur
5nf
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Chicago Wheat.

CHICAGO, oct. lO.-Wheat weak. The open
ing was 1i@14 higher and from this point re
action set in and prices declined a, then rallied
z, again became weak. declining IL. ruled ir
regular and closing was q lower than Yesterday
Receipts, l,616,LO0; shipments, l,O26,O j0.
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LOST.


T OST-A JERSEY COW. FINDER WILL,
" be rewarded by leaving information at l8J
G street or State bank
T OST-A BRINDLE COW, BRANDED 1, II
IL on left shoulder, one horn broken had on n
rope when lost. Return to D. c. Young. Fifth
East. between Ninth and Tenth South.
r oST-A NOTE FOR $1,000, DATED SEPT
IL IT, Endorsed by owner Finder will be shit
ably rewarded by writing to owner. whose
name is Endorsed on same note, to postoaice
October s, 1891.
T OST-ON OR NEAR THIRD SOUTH. 4
IL steel tape. Finder please leave at Herald
Office ana get reward
I OST-ON WEDNESDAY, LAST A
~ promissory note for one thousand dollars
dated September To- 1871. Finder will be liber-
ally rewarded by addressing postofice to
owner whose name is endorsed on back of the
note.
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Liverpool Grain.

LIVERPOOL, Oct Observation-Disclosures offer
sparingly; No. red winter, IS 41sd, firm: No
red spring, SIS 1lhd, firm -'0
Corn-Holders offer futures moderately bun
supply spot poor; spot, IS sad firm: o.
tober, IS 72dd, steady; November, IS nd firm
December 5s cd, firm. " -
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Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10-The stock market
today was dull, opening prices being about the
same as last nights close. After fractional de-
the day, it closed at prices a fraction under the
opening.
Governments steady.
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In the Standards report of the Demo.
cratic rally, October s, the following oc-
ours:
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New York Mining Market.
Nav York Monav Mor,-o.

New YORK, Oct iO.-Money on call easy Z;
closed. offered 3. '
Prime paper, 524971!.
Sterling exchange steady; si1ty-day bills.
40; demand, 4S314
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demurrer overruled, s. costs and ten days
to answer
Frank Monroe VS.. n. r. Strong ct al :;
order referring to T. D, Johnson to take
the testimony and report the same to this
court.
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he wants to read his title clear to know
that what he buys is surely his. BY get
ting your abstracts from the Salt Lake
A s tract, Title Guaranty & Trust Co., 265
5. Main street, you will know the title
you are buying.
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Closing Railroad stocks.

BOSTON, Oct. 10 .-Atchison, 44aa; Burlington
Diego, 18.
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London Money Market

LONDON, Oct. Observation-Disclosures 94st: do
account "a 1916; .. 8. As, 100; do. AZ, LOS.
Money a per cent.
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Oils.
local Quotations
WHEN ONE RuYs LAND

Boiled Linseed-Bbls. SIC; cases fives, 5sc.
Raw Linseed-Bbls. 4Jc; eases tives, $50
Turpentlne-Bbls. SIC: cases fiyes. Csc.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

rzHAND PER CENT. LONG TIME MONEY
I 10 per cent. short time money. John 7
Snyder. 36 and 90, Hooper block. Telephone55Y
Q25OOOO TO LOAN ON CITY AND FARM
~ property. +. 7. Hiatt, room 4, Commercial
block.
MONEY TO LOAN. SHORT OR LONG TIME
vi Harris & Wilson, 70 Commercial block.
CO ono TOLOAN ON LONG TIME, ON
tNeD,UUU inside improved real estate in salt
Lake city. Apply 10 A. B. Sawyer, and
Wasatch building.
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Petroleum.
Boston Quotations.

NEW YORK, Oct. o.-Petroleum-CIosed
632s.
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Republicans, but for Democrats, away
with it. SPECTATOR.
/ OGDEN, Got. 10, 1891.
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MEETINGS.,
OQUIRRH WATER AND LAND COMPANY

OQUIRRH WATER AND LAND COMPANY.
SALT LAKE CITY AND COUNTY, UTAH TER.
RIToRY.
Notice is hereby given, that a meeting OF the
stockholders Of the above named company will
be held at the office of said company in the Cen
trail block, rooms q, 2S and 90 West Second
South street. in Salt Lake ctv, Utah on Mon
day the 10Th day Of October 1891, at 10 a. M. for
poratiOn of said company. so as to increase the
number Of directors composing the board from
seven to nine, to provide in the articles of in
corporation for the issuing of bonds by said cor
poration ana to transact such other business
as may come before them. BY order OF the
beard OF directors.
E. p. SEARS, President.
WILLIAM DIETERLE, Assistant Secretary
SALrL LAKE CITY, Utah. Sept. 20, 1921.
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SALT LAKE HACK LINE

MADAM TAYLOR CLAIRvOYANT AND
VI magnetic cure: tells past and future; is
stopping in the Warwick block, 1l2 West First
south street. Hours, a. m. to 9 D. m
HAIR DRESSING PARLORS. MADAM
IL Fedora, late of New York CITY has opened
up parlor5 at 236 State street, early opposite
the KnutSford All kinds of hair dressing done
Hair treatment a specialty
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EST RAYS.

STRAYED--DARK BROWN JERSEY COW.
y foury ears old. nose slightly distigured; had
on halter. Leave information at 1872 south Sec
ond West street and be suitably rewarded. n.
Y. Jones
GTRAYED, OCTOBER ], FROM THE RESI-
- dence of John Judge, 465 Third street, Salt
hole in right ear and slit and underbt in left
ear branded diamond on left hip and an on
right shoulder. Finder return to above address
and be suitably rewarded.
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FOUND.

EOUND-A LADY'S RING. OWNER CAN
IL have same by describing and paving for
'ad.' Schweitzer Cloak and Suit company, So
Main street. -
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MINING ENGIN Ger,

No"7~0~@0~07o"'-~0~0o-7-oo0>~
~ w. SNOW, CIVIL AND MINING EN-
Vt. gineer, room 2, Hooper & Eldredge block,
4g Main street.
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Special Notices.

Advertisements in this column, cent ne,
WORD each day; by the month Sl.00 per line
except maria ye notices. S1.O0; birth notices &
cents; death announcements free; obituary
comments 10 cents per line No advertisement
taken for less than Is cents.
DIED.
GRIEs-October Leona Cries, infart daughter
OF Frank and Annie Cries. aged 1 year, s
months and II days.
Funeral to-day, at 2:9O, from parents resi-
dence, 1874 East, Brigham street
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DENTISTS.
PHYSICIANS,

MRS. NJ F. VAN, NJ. D.-OFFICE, 2s4- a25,
III third floor, Constitution building. Hours,
to 10 a. m. 4 to 6 p m
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elect, Ynricocles. etc.
Drs. IIiebig d 60. are the only auailned or 70.
eponSible specialists left in Montana since tho
ofice hours. from to 8 and 7 to sp. m.;'or by
'ppointmsqGtd N sh'Ials II assf FRf GhseS'
Agency for DIR. Iiebig's lnvigorator at Room
1. East Broadway. Butte.