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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-01
NOTICE.

rI,HE ASNUAL NETTING OF TUE
i -tookhodc VI ihu silihr beach ON
pany Will hc held Mt The 90. q ~ G company,
.lui state street. on Monday. May =, lsgJ. NJ
~ am, for the purpose of olcutng directors
for the ensuing ear. ami f0r such other husi
ness a. may legally come before the meeting.
J. a. Clay Ton,
Secretary.
salt Lake City. Utah. April Z. 1875.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

rI'HE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
Il stOckholdors of tho ilymalayA Mining
Company will be held at the ONCE OF said COM
pany, 90 ". 2uc south street salt Lake cry,
May Ind. 1895 at : =. M. for the election 81
officers and the Transaction OF such business
As may come before the meeting.
EDWIN DoWDEN,
secretary.
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NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Henry II. Harris, executor Of The latt
val aud tcatamont and Uf tho estate Of
John H. DAVE, dccuatcd, has rem.
dcfed for settlement and hed m said court,
me nnal account N his administration OF said
estate ana pctit8u for final dstri.
button OF the residue Of said estate umong iho
persons cnililed thrreto,nnd that Thursday, the
9!tl day u May A. ~. l5.3, at 10 O'Clock n IN 4,
Atthe court room Of SAID court, In the County
Z curt House, SAT- Lake city and County. Uth
lcrrtory, hai been duly appointed hy the
Judge OF SAID couri for the settlement o. said
account ami hearing fald petition for uiauihus
Won, 40 which tinio ana place any person lntcr'
tstcd m aWd rAtltc may appear anu show
cause, " any there DO. wis said account should
not be settled aud approved aud nnai distribu.
ZION made o. prayed Tor.
Dated April -. ls8.
n. V. MEfOY,
CLERK oi the Probate Court.
liy J. 2. JACK, Deputy.
estate
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court IN aud for Salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
Ia the matter Of the estate OF Andors Hlntze,
deceased.

deceased.
NoriCEIsnEREBY GIVEN THAT JAMES
~ Nelson, administrator NJ the estate OF
Audors liiut1o, dCccLaod. has rendered Tor
fcttloment, and ulcd m taid Court, his fnal
account uf hiH administration OF SAID estate
ana petition for lnal distribution Of the
residue OF fnid estate among the per.
sons entitled thereto, and that "wednesday,
tho l1th day " May, 4. -, ls.9, at 70
o'clock n. m, az the court room Of said court,
In the County Court House, SAT- Lake city aud
County, Utah Territory, taa been duly appOint
ed by The Judge VI said Court, for the settle.
mcnt Of sad account and hearing said pet ZION
TOT distribution, AZ which time and place any
person interested IN sAii estate may appear
and chow cause, II any there be, why said
account should not be settled and approved
and nnal distribution made ~ prayed for.
Dated April -, ISIS
II. V. MELoY,
Clorkuf Probate Court,
by j. " JACK, Deputy CLERK,
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N.R-Anldayit must be made by an Oiilcor OF
Manager OF The Company, and before a
Notary OF CLERK under onlcial seal.
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pouuon ior admission 10 PROBATE OF VIII
DURsUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID
4 court IN said matter. notice u hereby
glven that Tuesday, the md day Of May. a. u.
1893, at ~ O'Clock n IN, Nc the County Court
House In SAT- Lake city, Utah Territory, In
thO court room OF SAID court, has been ap.
pointed the time and place for the hearing Of
petition Of Sarah Book praying for the ad
mifsiun to probate Of n certain document
herewith presented, putrortnf 70 be the last
viii and testament Of John Heck, deceased,
when and whore all persons interested may
appear and oppose the probate Of said will or
the granting Of letters testamontary 70 sarah
Bcck and Henry Brown as prayed for In said
petition
hand and arlXcd the seal Of said court, this 18th
day u Aprii, A. ID. isvJ.
lsEALl n. v. MnLOI,
Clerk Of the Probate Court
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court. IN and for Salt Lake
County, Utah Territory.

In the matter OF the estate Of Henry G. Row.
Ter, deceased
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/ Name OF company aud location,
Baloiac IRE Insurance Com
puny Of BAlosC lswitEcrlhud)
The amount u capital stock is S2OOl 900 co
Tho capital stock paid up is.... $1,000 %
The amount OF ita asAots ia...... l,O0OU2S b.
The amount ~ its liabilities (ln,
GLIDING calital) is..:..,.,.., 7ll,s0I q
The net surplus over all liabili.
lies ISL, ,...,..;,,.,,...... 2so,s2i II
agent Tor tho Territory Of
Utah, upou whom service OF
process In any civil action
against said company may DO
made, Mrsfrs, close q Cannon,
salt Lake Ctiy,..,..............
7 The receipts during the year
Neutrality-suspicious.. ..:;.. b,a,9so 20
year Sere.................... sg7.si0 9s
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ANNUAL STATEMENT.
For tho year ending December 81. 1902. OF tho
condition OF tho
BALOISE FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY,

Made to the Secretary OF tho Territory OF Utah.
In pursuance OF an act relating 10 Fire In
sufanco Companies, approved March 10,
lssi.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court In and for the Third
Judicial District OF Utah Territory,
County Of salt Lake
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LEGAL NUTICe.

In the Probate Court IN and for salt Lake
county. Territory Of Utah.
In the matter OF the Estate Of John Boek,
deceased.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN the Probate Court, In aud Tor sails Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
In the matter Of the estate Of William swift,
deceased.
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order 10 show cause why order Of sale Of re-
estate should not 10 made.
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LEGAL. NOTICE.

In the Probate Court IN and for salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
In the Matter Of the Esiaie Of Enoch Reese,
deceased.
order to show cause Why order Of sale Of real
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Notice of time and place for the hearing Of
petition for admission TO probate OF viii.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN tnc lrebaie Court 10 and for salt Lake
County Territory Of Utah.
In tho Matter Of the Estate Of John Il. DAVIS
deceased.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1893-04-01
BARTLETT SINCLAIR.
Leading Attorney and United States
Commissioner.

Bartlett Sinclair studied law in
the office of Governor Daniel E.
Chamberlain and at Columbia Col
lege. In 1884, he received his de-
gree and was admitted to the bar of
the courts of New York. He prac-
ticed in the courts until 1887 and
then came west, first to Minnesota
and afterwards to Texas. Six
months ago he settled i'll Bonnec's
Ferry, and has enjoyed a good
share of the practice at this place.
His first case here was in defense of
E. L. Minis charged with violations
of the elections laws. Since then
he has been on one side or the 9th
er of all important litigations that
have arisen in this section.
Mr.. Sinclair has taken great in
terest in public affairs since becom-
ing a resident of Bonner's Ferry.
has labored necessarily for the
the welfare of the town. At the
last term of the United States Cir
cult Court he was APP
pointed a United States Com
missioner for the State of idaho.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1893-04-01
RICHARD w. HUMMER.
a Prominent Young Business Man
of Bonner's Ferry.

This is young mans country.
That is to say the guiding spirits
in business and industrial circles
are young men. One of the young
est as we'll as one of the most prom
inent is Richard w. Hummer.
Mr.. Hummer was educated for
business career, being brought up
in the office of his fathers bank at
Alma, Wisconsin. Three years ago
a company of which the Runners
were members, became interested
in mining properties in the Koot-
enai country and in that way be-
came interested in this locality.
The result was that young Hummer
emigrated west and located at Bon
ner's Ferry where he has become
permanently identified.
Mr.. Hummer owns mining inter
ests on Goat River, B. c., on Grouse
Mountain, Rainey Greek and Libby
Greek. He has purchased several
valuable pieces of real estate in
Bonner's Ferry and has erected the
finest building so far put up in
the town.
He is engaged in the insurance
business, having the agency of a
number of standard companies.
He also conducts an assay office and
is regarded as one of the most reli-
able assayers in the Kootenai coun-
try. We should also mention that
he has located 100 acres of land ad-
joining the townsite of Bonner's
Ferry, and the same will some day
be valuable as an addition to the
town.
Mr.. Hummer is a shrewd business
man, has ample means to carry on
his operations, and has interests
which, when the country is devel-
oped, will make him wealthy.
He is president of the Commercial
Club of Bonner's Ferry, which alone
is sufficient to demonstrate the
fact that he is popular and enterpris,
ing.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1893-04-01

land, which was then a ranch, i'm
mediately became very valuable, so
that Mr.. Fry was enabled to associ-
ate himself with President Hill and
others in the Bonner's Ferry town
site which will bring its owners
great wealth.
Mr.. Fry and members of his fam
lily own about 200 head of stock
and claim nearly thousand acres
of fine ranch land, so that the old
pioneer has corralled good many
of the good things in this country.
Great liberality has always char
acterized Mr.. Fry, and many
prospector has reason to remember
the hospitality of 'Dick Fry"
Mr.. Fry is now engaged in ranch
ing. He is clearing up one of the
finest ranches in the valley and
will soon have a fine home and
valuable ranch. He is always
found in the van when any public
enterprise is to be carried out.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1893-04-01

ern railway, which position he now
holds.
DIR. Campbell has been practicing
his profession for the past five years
and is regarded as a doctor of high
standing. He is building up nice
practice. He is a man of steady
and sober habits and trustworthy.
He intends to make this his perma-
nent home and to become identified
with the town, where success awaits
all of his character and ability.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1893-04-01
3. c. HEMMINeER.
Manager and one of the Owners of the
h. w. Gates g. Co.'S Store.

H. w. Gates & Co. was one of
the first firms to establish them
selves in business in the town of
Fry, as that part of Bonner's Ferry
was at first called. Their store is
located ON the corner of Main and
Bonner streets and is regarded as
one of the choice location in the
town.
The store is managed by Mr.. B.
G. Hemminger, who is one of the
firm, and who is also one of our
best and most respected townsmen.
They are the leading stationers
and confectioners in Bonner's Fer
ry. They carry Cigars of fine
quality, also, tobaccoes and smoking
articles, toilet articles, cutlery and
fishing tackle. They sell clocks,
spectacles, mineral glasses, COM
passes, etc.
When the HERALD's readers de-
sire anything in this line, we would
cheerfully recommend that they
purchase of I'll. w. Gates & Co. and
patronize the right kind of people.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1893-04-01
DR.. U. G. CAMPBELL.
A Physician of the Homeopathic
School.

DR.. U. G. Campbell, the subject
of this sketch, is a physician of the
homeopathic school. He is grad
uate of the Minnesota Homeopathic
Medical College of Minneapolis.
He was engaged in the practice of
his profession in the Ceur d'Alene
country for number of years where
he met with decided success, but
when the general depression struck
the Ceur d'Alenes last year, caused
by the labor troubles, he came to
Bonner's Ferry to practice. During
the past winter he was appointed
division surgeon of the Great North
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1893-04-01
DR.. T. A. BISHOP.
The Pioneer Physician and Leading
Druggist.

DR.. I. A. Bishop was the first
physician to locate at Bonner's
Ferry. He has been located here
for the past two years and enjoys a
lucrative practice as a doctor, while
as a citizen he enjoys the esteem
and respect of all. He graduated
from the College of Physicians and
Surgeons of Keokuk, Iowa, in 1888,
and is regarded by all as careful
and successful physician.
The doctor has been a member of
the firm Of HI. w. Gates & Co, until
quite recently, when the partner
ship was dissolved, DR.. Bishop buy
ing out the stock of drugs. He
moved these into his new store
building on Main street, large,
two-story building, Che lower part
Of which he occupi as a store and
the upper as a residence. The doc
tor is fine druggist and carries a
large and well assorted stock of
drugs, druggists sundries, cigars,
etc.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1893-04-01
JOHN c. CALLAHAN.
A Popular Real Estate and Collection
Agent.

agent.
Success in no other line of bust
ness depends 50 much on the rus
thing qualities of a man as that of
the real estate and collection bust
ness. John G. Callahan, who has
opened an office of this kind, has
this faculty largely developed, be-
sides the other substantial adjuncts
of good business man. He is a
great rustler and never loses a
chance to make good deal for his
patrons. A long residence in Bon
ner's Ferry has given him a good
knowledge of the values of property
and his judgment in such matters
is safe to rely upon. He has on his
list almost all the rental property
Of the city.
Mr.. Callahan has become thor
oughly identified with the town.
He claims quite an area of the town
site, and has built a neat cottage on
what is called "The Terrace" hav-
ing one of the most delightful loca-
tons in the city.
Mr.. Callahan may be found at
any time at the store of B. I'll. Will
Jams & Co., Main street.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1893-04-01
J. c. g. JOHN McRAE.
Proprietors of the SLOGAN SaIoon--
Popular Citizens.


Popular Citizens.
The SLOGAN Saloon is the pioneer
liquor house in Bonner's Ferry.
John McRea is the proprietor and
J. c. McRae, the manager. The
McRae Bros. are among the most
popular young men in the town.
Steady in their habits, honorable
in their business relations with
their fellow men, they have earned
a high place in the estimation of
the public. Their business has
prospered and flourished from the
day they first opened in business,
and they have undoubtedly made
a nice sum of money in their bust
ness. They have a prominent To-
cation on Main Street, own their
house and lot and are we'll fixed to
do business.
Both are members of the X. of P.
Lodge Of this place, Mr.. J. @. Nc
Rae being the present Chancellor
Commander of the lodge. Both take
an active interest in matters per-
tanning to the welfare of the town,
and it is only fair to say that Bon
ner's Ferry is better for their COM
ing.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1893-04-01
W. w. JOHNSON g. SON.
Wholesale and Retail Butchers-koot-
enai Valley Meat Market.

Wholesale and Retail Butchers-koot-
enai Valley Meat Market.
One Of the leading firms in the
meat market line in this place is
that of w. w. Johnson & Son, who
conduct the Kootenai Valley Meat
Market. This firm is composed of
w. w. johnson and his son, S. w.
Johnson. They came into this val
ley from the Palouse country last
fall and have enjoyed large share
of the public patronage. They own
a farm in the Palouse country and
a large stock ranch on the Col
umbia.
1t is the intention of Mr.. John
son, ST., to move his family to Bon
ner's Ferry and become perma-
nent resident of the town.
AS they own a large herd Of cattle
they find the butchering business a
good means of marketing Their
stock, and they have wisely selected
Bonner's Ferry as a location for
their business.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1893-04-01

A Prominent Attorney at Law of Bon
ner's Ferry.

- S''"fS'N FNNANtiCT a. law W 0OH-
ner's Ferry.
]. c. Hardness began the study
Of law with Congressman Lathrop,
of Rockford, Illinois. The Leadville
excitement broke out about that
time and he caught the mining
fever and drifted west. He finished
his legal studies at Leadville with
ex-Attorney General Danford of
Kansas. This was in 1888, being
admitted to practice in the supreme
court of Colorado in that year,
Mr.. Hardness has been practicing
in the mining towns of the west
ever since, most of the time in the
Ceur dAlenes. He served as pro-
bate judge of Shoshone county for
three years.
During last May the judge located
in Bonner's Ferry and has had a
large practice ever since. lie has
built fine law office on Main street
where he may always be found in
close application to business. The
judge is lawyer of fine ability.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1893-04-01
LEADING CITIZENS OF BONNER'S FERRY
a List Of Those Who Make
q Town Boom.
PROMINENT AND PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS MEN
Those Engaged in Ranchng, Mining, Real Estate,
Mercantile and Professional Pursuits-The
Men Who Will Come Out Big Winners
in the Kootena Country.
Continued from opposite page.

Strangers often want to know
what kind of people they will have
to associate with in contemplating
removal to a new country. We
herewith publish in the following
columns some interesting facts con-
corning prominent citizens and bus
mess men in this locality. BY per-
using the following articles one will
gain a knowledge of quite num-
Der of our representative men.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1893-04-01
RICHARD FRY.
Member of the Townsite Company
Rancher and Pioneer.

The pioneer of pioneers in the
Kootenai country is Richard Fry.
For thirty-six years he has been a
resident of this country, following
the occupations Of trading and
ranching.
In early days he used to run a
pack train between Victoria, B. O.,
and the Wild Horse country in the
East Kootenai. He bought furs of
the trappers and Indians, took them
to Victoria, and with the proceeds
of their sale would come back loaded
with supplies which he sold at a
handsome profit.
In 1875 he bought out the Ferry
and trading post at this place, then
owned by Messrs. Waldron, Eddey
& Bonner, and ran the trading post
and ferry until last year when he
closed out the store. The ferry he
still owns. He used to do a large
business at his store. The fur bus
mess alone often amounted to So, 900
in a single season. While engaged
in this business he also paid con-
siderable attention to mining,
ranching and stockraising.
When the Great Northern COM
menced to build through the coun-
try it was found that the Frys
owned the finest location for a
townsite along the line between
Great Falls and spokane, and this
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1893-04-01
KlNNEAR g. WILLIAMS.
The Leading Mercantile Establishment
of Boomers Ferry.

" SS'"'S' ~''f'
In writing up the business men
of Bonner's Ferry there are none
who afford us better material for an
article than the old reliable firm of
Kinnear & Williams. They have
been doing business in Bonner's
Ferry for the past two years and
have established business reputa-
ton both at home and throug hout
the Kootenai country that might
well be envied. They do not lack
the capital to conduct their business
and are therefore prepared to give a
prompt and an advantageous serv-
ice to their customers.
Their store room is 20x100 feet
in size, and they have wareroom
12x100 running along one side of
the store. Both store and wareroom
is packed with goods from one end
to the other. They also have a
shed 14x100 which covers a stock
of hay, grain, feed, etc. They carry
a stock of goods the value of which
is about $4,000.
Kinnear & Williams have en-
joyed a large patronage outside of
Bonner's Ferry and are better pre-
pared this year to handle this trade
than ever. Although not exactly
in the wholesale trade they will un-
doubtedly be favored with an ex-
tensive jobbing business.
They carry in stock groceries and
provisions (which they make a
speciality, dry goods, gents fur
nishings, boots and shoes, and in
fact everything in the general mer-
chandise line from the most trivial
notions to the more important ar
ticles. All these goods are new,
fresh and clean.
They buy their goods in the low
est markets and in carload lots
when purchasing goods of bulky
nature or of which they sell large
quantities. This enables them to
give their customers very low prices,
as low as is CONSTANT with bust
ness principles, allowing only a
fair profit.
The firm consists of w. |. Will
Jams and w. L. Kinnear. Mr..
Williams was in the mercantile
business at Sprague, Washington,
before coming to Bonner's Ferry,
while Mr.. Kinnear spent many
years in the mining business, an
understanding of which is of value
to him, doing business in a mining
country. Both of these gentlemen
have high standing in this section
They have been successful by at
tending strictly to business-to the
mercantile business. 1t affords the
> HERALD pleasure to set forth to the
public the good qualities of this
house.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1893-04-01
DR.. c. X. BARKER.
a Physician Who Is Meeting With
Much Success.

DIR. G. HI. Barker received his
collegiate education in the univer-
sity of Virginia. He studied med
icine in the College of Physicians
and Surgeons at Baltimore, from
which institution he graduated with
high honors in 1887. During the
next four years he was engaged as
assistant physician in the West
Virginia Asylum for the Insane.
He then engaged in private practice,
finally locating in Bonner's Ferry
last summer. The doctor makes a
speciality Of the diseases of women
and children, and as a specialist in
this line has won high reputation
since locating here. He is also a
fine surgeon.
DR.. Barker has had fine train
ing and exceptional advantages for
studying his profession, and being
endowed with a large stock of nat
ural ability should and will make
his mark in the world.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1893-04-01
The North Side Store.

Mr.. A. J. Stauffer conducts store
on the north side of the river at
Bonner's Ferry. He carries a gen.
eral line Of merchandise and is con-
veniently located for the residents
on the north side, the ranchers
down the valley, and prospectors
starting for the Wild Horse or
Moyea. Mr.. Stauffer is a firm be-
lever in the future of Bonner's
Ferry, and thinks it will only be a
short time until the north side is
strictly in it.
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