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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-16

4 'EOHGE Goddard AND RICHARD
III -myth, the Executors uf the estate ui
NulamW Foster. deceased, having flcd thor
Crd M, tor tho purposes thrrtiu Hnt forth, 10 ts
therefore ordered 10y The Judge OF taId court,
That all persons interested On The estate 81 ftld
deceased appear bUf1ro the said Probate Court
ON SATURDAY, tn1 litl day Of july, a u ISIS az
10 O'Clock ln the forenoon ot sad day, ~ mo
court room ~ tald Probate Court 10 the
couuty courthouse, ln tho rity and County OF
SAT- Lake, titan Territory, 20 show cause Why
nm order should not ht granted 70 thu said al
ministfator, 10 scll sn much ~ the real rHtitc
or Che aau deceased at public sale Hs shall be-
necessary, nnd that @ copy OF THE order 10
Published ~ least four successive WrckH lu tho
DIsIWEt tvrSiNu NEWS. % ncwspnper print.
cd and published o. slii city nnd county,
Dated June llth, 1898
jacob 70. BLAIR.
IHrUHuff .fuNHN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-16
TUB THROUGH CAR LIHR.
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Trims between Juab and Milford DO not run
Sundays.
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4. DicKmsos, Gsn1Mgr
A.. l. LoMAK. v A., T Agent.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE..
NoHtu rour CONSOLIDATED iHRtaAi
tuMrANr


tuMrASr.
Location n once and principal place Of bust.
neaa, tuilon Hotel, West second south
street, salt Lake CITY, Utah
NOTICE ts HEWERY GIVEN THAT AT
~ irregular meeting OF the board OF direct.
ore ut eald company held on the let day Of
IN lC, liNi asacHHmuut No. T. ten per cent or
~ % pur share, was levied on the capital stock
% INC corr1i alton, payable immediate y 10 tho
secretary ~ the unlcn ~ tho company, room
o.. Dullen Hotel West second south gtreci. salt
lake CITY, Utah TERRITORY.
Any tork upon which this assessment shall
tcm1in unpaid on Saturday, july iat. leo. will
~ delinquent and advertised Tor sale NJ puulii
Augtor' q ~. unlc1s payment O. made before,
WilI Do sold un Monday. July alst, 1925. NJ ]
pc ugk p,m., o. pay the delinquent ntscssment,
"Eetbfr N thg cost Of Advertising aud ca.
urusga OF Hs.t.
by order OF the board OF directors.
=. ". WuiTEliEADIn.
secretary Norh Point Consolidated Irrigation
salt Laku CITY. Utah. June 2rd. ism
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EXAMINATIONS.

TuE FNAAliN ALTON or TEACHERS
Tor mo District schools OF sat Isko
County, will be- held On tho University building
attain. june nj, air1 and 2ith. o1iy those
who apply for ilra grade ccriih ave need be
present June 2sud,
TERRITORIAL HOHMALs.
Applicants for admission % tho Upivorsity
Of uinh HH Territorial normalH from salt tAEu
CIV and county FOR the next two years, Will bo
examined Iu q 2lrd and ith atO am, In tho
University building
Applicants Tor admission 20 tho preparatory
school ~ the Uniycraiy OF Utah viii 10 eS-
snnod at the same time aud place A. normal
u Il ALLEN.
j. 70. TORONTO,
D., ~. COLLINS,
Board Of Exa miners
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Thomas ". Notf, the administrator % tho
estate Of jane 4. Heck deceased, having nlcd
BIO ptuuU u hcroiu. duty Nprllod, praying Tor
au order of sale uf a|l the real estate ~ said
lyUcdrut Tor tHr uumufrs therein cot form,
% la therefore ordered uy tho Judge Of Haid
ouri, that ali persons Interested M the tstiic
nf said deceased, nrUeaf before the tald FRO
hHtu toutt ON Tuesday thu lflh day uf IuIy
lhII. 40 Do u'r| ucs tu the forenoon 81 faId DAY
at ono rHuri room of SAID Probate Court, at thu
County Court House. iu Che city aud county Of
salt luhr, Utah Territory, 60 show cause why
Au order should not hu granted o. the ahti
adminl. traitor, 10 cell 20 much ~ the real
estate of the shld deceased 10 private sale a.
shall hu necessary, and that q COPY - this
order be- published at least four successive
weeks "a the bTsIufu EyrNtND NtWs. q
newspaper printed and plhusuud boz said city
and county.
Dated June 18th. ls.1.
jacob %, ULAIR.
Probate Judge
ItOYn pourru Attorney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-16

A SPECIAL MEETING or the STOCK.
N holders OF the rails laau Is ogden Gas aud
Electric iight company will be- held al tho
once OF the company. ht salt Lake city, on tho
.ilh day of June, lsf, or 90 O'Clock iu the fore.
noon, Tor the purpose Of authorizing an in,
crease Of Tho issue Of nrat mortgage bonds
from 100000 10 Jon, iuO, and tor che puruuso
~ transactinE fuch other business az may come
before the meeting
Iiy order OF thr Hoard % nItcl0rH
IpMlN a. iutE, tE, President
r. n. LUDlNGTON, Jr., secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-16

Tue People Of We Territory u Utah.
10 William y Robinson and William Dleicrs,
greeting
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LEGAL NOTICE..

Ia tho rIohatu Court In hni Tor Salt Lake
County, Territory OF titan.
IN the matter Of tho LHtate ot james o. UCcs,
deceased.
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In tho Probate Court ln aud Tor salt Lake
c1uHty, Territory ot Utah.
In the matter Of the Estate of William ". Pos.
Ter, deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-16

order 10 show cause why order of sulo Of roai
estate should not be- made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-16

In the matter Of the estate OF Peter o. Thom.
aaHou, deceased.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-13
KNOWLEDGE

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-13
BANK OFFICERS INDICTED.
The Grand jury Taking a Hand il
the Plankinton Failure.

the Plankinton Failure.
Milwaukee, Wis, July ~ The grand
jury after investigating the failure of f.
A. Tappan & Co, and the Plankinton
bank reported indictments for all the
officers and directors of the bank. They
are: F. T. Day, president; William
Plankinton, vice president; William
Momsen, cashier; and Eugene S. Elliott,
r. w. Noyes, G. l.. Clason and Judge
James G. Jenkins, directors.
Judge Jenkins was first placed under
arrest. The others soon followed, and
Judge Walker fixed their bail at Sl5,0 900
each The bank officers, with the eXcep-
ton of President Day, are charged with
receiving money when the bank was in
solvent.
1t is understood that President Day
viii have to answer the more serious
charge of embezZlement. President Day
is in an Indiana sanitarium, and the Off
GERS of that state have been directed to
hold him till requisition can be obtained.
1t is understood that another Indictment
is being suppressed. 1t is supposed to be
that of Owen a. Lappen, brother of
Frank Lappen, and a member of the
wrecked firm.
The announcement of the indictments
and arrests caused intense excitement
throughout the city, The parties are
prominent in business and social circles,
and their unfortunate predicament is the
subject of general regret.
Mr.. Moves, one of the indicted direc-
tors, is too ill to appear in court, and con-
sequently is under surveillance at his
house.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-13
cARoLrNA's LIQUOR WAR.
he Riohlaud County Injunction Case
Decided.

Columbia 5. C.. July i2,-Judge Ernest
Gary in cham beers to-day heard argu-
meut ia the case Of Gibbs, a citizen of
Richland county versus the Bichl3nd
county board of control. a petition for an
injunction TO restrain the board from APP
pointing q al Spenser under the state liquor
law. The result was somewhat "a sur
prise The plaintiff attorneys had some
dozen grounds of complaint cited
in their petition. Attorney General
Townsend. who appeared for the
county board of control, had
prepared categorical answers TO the com
plant wholly and partially admitting
some allegations and wholly denying 9th.
ers. This answer had been given to the
papers and was published this morn
ing. A crowd went to court expect
ing a big legal battle on the lines
indicated in the published complaint
and answer, but the attorney general
surprised the plaintiffs attorney
TO the jurisdiction of the court
on the ground that the motion
was for restraining ministerial
action on the part of the board
and that a writ of prohibition in this
case would not lie, because the proper
course for the plaintiff was an appeal
He claimed further that a writ could
Only issue IN case serious INJURY Is likely
TO follow the action of the board, and
this the petition did not allege you
are, " said he, simply asked to prohibit
the board from performing
its functions because of
the pleasure of the plaintiff that it should
be done" In conclusion he argued that a
writ could only issue to keep the county
board within their limits of Jurisdiction,
and as they had not acted without their
Jurisdiction, no writ should issue
The plaintiffs attorney argued that the
board had exceeded its jurisdiction and
violated the terms of the act in that il
had appointed a man for dispenser for
this city who had not complied with the
requirements of the law by presenting a
petition signed by majority of
the freeholder voters of the city,
and by further filing copy
of the same with the board, and one with
the county at least ten days before
such appointment was made.
Judge Gary sustained the demurrer and
ordered that the temporary injunction be
vacated.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-13
TALLAHASSEE TOPICS.
Startling Errors Discovered IA the
General Appropriation Bill

Startling Errors Discovered IA the
General Appropriation Bill
Tallahassee, Fla. July l2-Stsrtiing
errors have been discovered in the gem
eral appropriation bill passed by the late
legislature.
The house made TIM following amend
ments % said bill.
]. IN section strike out S. 900" and in
sert st 15u
. For clerk in attorney generals Office
strike ont 800 ana insert $50
B. For state troops. strike out 5000 and
insert g OuD."
q For salaries in executive department
1894, strike out $4,000" and insert 40" 500.
s. For attorney general 1921 strike ont zone
thousand and insert seven hundred and
g. In executive department six months 1875
strike ont 5000 and insert So 80
In attorney generals ONCE strike out
500 and insert 1910 "
These amendments We're cOncurred in
by the senate, and, on June .. as appears
on pages ,23g and 24O of the house our
nal, the action Of the senate was duly
certified to the house. by the secretary Of
the senate, and yet not one Of the afOre-
SAID amendments appears in either the
engrossed or the enrolled bill These
amendments would have reduced the az
gregate of the appropriations So, 425.
Now, the question naturally arises
Which shall be accepted as law, the
intent of tide legislature. as shown by the
journals, or the enrolled bill-which is an
exact copy of the engrossed bill!"
Gov. Mitchell says he will accept the
intent Of the legislature
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Prof. S. D. Cawthou, of the Normal
college at De Funiak, is sotourning at
the Capital City for a few DAYS
Hon. w A. Rawls has resigned as a
member of the legislature from Leon
county to accept the position of state
Chemist
The state board of education will meet
on the first day of August to elect a new
faculty for the State Normal College at
DeFuniak
MIR. w. H. Markham left to-day for
Chicago, via New York
The trustees of Leon county bonds
made their animal report to the county
commissioners yesterday, from which it
appears that the aggregate of county
bonds outstanding is So, 800
Mrs. Ex-Governor ID. S. Walker IS
spending the summer in Indiana.
Governor Mitchell returned from Tam
pa on Saturday looking better after a
weeks recreation.
Hon w. n. Sheats has gone to Louis
vile, where he will on the 18th deliver an
address to the Southern Educational As
ISOLATION
Oscar Van Brunt has gone to Opelika,
Ala, where he will spend his vacation.
w. G. Lewis, cashier of the First
National Bank, has returned from
months sojourn at Saratoga, where he
left his family
The governor has made the following
civil appointments: w B. Smith, of
Fernar lima to be SHINING accent for the
port of Fernandina; A J. Murrhee, of
Green Cove Springs, to be supervisor of
registration for Clay county; VIM. De
Lacy, of Key West and j. F. Williams,
Kissimmee, to be notaries republic for the
state at large.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-13
ATLANTA SPREADING OUT.
The Dicker for the Annexation of West
End Apt to go Through.

Atlanta, Ga, July 12.-After many CON
ferences by joint committee and the most
minute investigation and comparisons
the scheme to annex the suburban town
of West End to Atlanta has come to a
head. The committees representing the
two municipalities are agreed, and now
all that stands in the way is ratification
by popular vote.
Annexation has been a pregnant issue
in municipal politics for some years past,
but always failed because each municip-
ality thought the other unwilling to tote
square It is yet feared that Atlanta
win repudiate the proposition on the
ground that West End has been accorded
too much permanent improvement as a
bonus by the council committee. The
question is one of considerable local i'm
portance and the result of the pending
proposition will probably settle it for
some time to come
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-13
RUNS OF THE RACERS.
Summary of the Principal Events
the Various Tracks.

Summary of the Principal Events on
the Various Tracks.
Monmouth Park, N. Y, July Ito
days races resulted as follows:
First Race-One mile and three sixteentbs
Cleaning won, with Long Beach second.
Time 20l4.
Second Race-Flve and half furlongs.
Roscommon won, with Harrington second and
lndra third. Time Los.
ThirH Race-Seven furlongs. Ktnglet won.
with Raceland second and Defargilla third.
Time %.
Fourth Race-Five furlongs. Merry Mon
arch won with Lustre second and Fairy third
Time 594.
Fifth Race Five and one-half furlongs.
Fllrt won, with Nahma second and D0olittle
Sixth Race-Mle and sixteenth. Beansy
won, with Integrity second and Best Brand
third Time 1:IS4.
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
The results at Brighton Beach to-day
were as follows:
First Race Six and a half furlongs. Little
Nell won. with lngot second and Lou Rhett
third lime ! 22is.
Second Race Five furlongs Factotum
won. with Ascot second and Pauline third.
Time l,03ls.
Third Race-Five furlongs. Lumberman
won; with Wallace second and Tuberose
third Time :O34
Fourth Race Sixfurlongs. Geraldine won
with Candelabra second and Lizzie third
Time l:l43i.
Fifth Race-Seven furlongs Alcalde won.
with King Crab second and Remorse third
Time l:29R.
Sixth Race-Steeple chase, over the short
course. The Dutfcr Won with Japonia second
ana Blackmailer third. Time 3:32.
BIG RACE AT CHICAGO.
Chicago, July l2-Rudolph won the
great western handicap to-day at Wash
ington park, with comparative ease, beat
ing the best horses at the track The at
tendance was 1000 A summary follows.
First Race five and one-hah furIongs
Pop Gray won, with George Beck second ana
Una Colorado third. Time ROSS.
Second Race Six furlOngs. Hugh Penny
won with Princess second and Roslyu third
Time .l3ls.
Third Race-Great western handicap. one
and one half miles Rudolph won. with Rays
second and Go Iambien third Time 2.3l.
Fourth Race Mile ana sixteenth. IA ia
won with MIME Gee second and Ragner third
Time l.4Gls.
Firth Race Mile Santa Anna Won with
Aloha second and Alary third Time 1908.
sixth Raoe selling. purse ~ 900, mile and
sixteenth Bernardo won, with Cicely sec
ond ana Jack Richilu third Time LAX.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-13
A DESPERATE ESCAPES.
He Opened Fire on Posse And Then
Made OFF in the Darkness.

he Opened Fire on Posse And Then
Made Off in the Darkness.
Townsville, Ca, July 12.-Last week
Henry Spencer, a negro desperado killed
another negro named Nose Green in the
upper part of this county. The Coroner's
jury called the killing murder. On Mon
day Sheriff Doss, Deputy Singletary and
Constable HOFFMAN went out to arrest
Spencer. They were joined by several
others, among them William frederick
and Dink Stills, of OchlOckonee. The
night was very dark and the rain was
pouring down when they came upon Spen-
Ger in a negro shanty. By
peeping through the cracks, the
officers could see the murderer seated
with a Winchester across his lap and
they could hear him boasting of what he
would do if an attempt was made to ar
rest him. Some of the posse wanted to
shoot him as he sat, but Sheriff Doss for
babe that. The sheriff ordered him to
surrender, when he ran to the window
and commenced firing, The fire was re
turned and the lights put out. While
twelve shots or more were exchanged
and the other occupants in the house
were screaming and begging Spen-
GER, in the darkness and con
fusion, tore up the planks of the
floor and escaped. AS he ran off he fired
two shots at the arresting party. 1t was
too dark and dangerous TO pursue him and
the attempt was given up. Spencer
swears he will kill the officers, and espe-
cially Bill frederick if they try to take
him. He is lingering in the same neigh
bOrhOOd and will vet be arrested.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-13
SHOT AWAY HIS FOES JAW.
Terrible Outcome of a Quarrel Between
Two Negroes.

Americas, Ga, July 12.-About 4o'clock
this afternoon two young negro men en-
gagged in quarrel about hitching up a
horse at the home of negro about five
miles from Americas, when one bearing
the name of John the Baptist deliberate
ly seized double barrel shot gun
and shot Columbus Perry with
terrible results He was standing
only a few feet distant The load tore
away almost the entire lower jaw and
part of Perry's tongue. When brought to
the city for medical attention he was ra-
tional, but there is little hope of his re-
covery The Baptist has not been ar
rested. After committing the terrible
deed he cody walked off up the road with
his gun
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-13

Insurance Companies That Are Not
Incorporated Given an Advantage.

incorporated Gwen an Advantage.
Atlanta. Ca. July u I'm view of the
recent decision of the supreme court in
the case of c. NJ Fort agent for the
II0yds Insurance Association, which
practically lets down the bars 20 an sorts
of insurance companies who may want %
90 business ia Georgia. it is very probable
that bin will be- introduced In the next
legislature % meet this energy. AS the
law now stands, upheld too by the su-
prcme court Comptroller General Wright
says, Incorporated insurance companies
have no protection against the operations
of such organizations as that rep
resented by Mr. Fort This con-
Germ. and there are others like it,
formed TO head of the regular corpora
tiOns, is not Incorporated and conseq uent-
~ under the GeOrgialaws, which specific
ally provides only for Incorporated insur-
ance companies, is not required TO take
out license or deposit the 500, 900 TO Sc
cure policy holders required Of other IN
COrpOrated companies. This naturally
gives such concerns a great advantage
and unless the law is amended so as 10
require a deposit and license by unincor-
pOrated as well as incorporated companies
the business Of the regular companies Will
be seriously interfered with IN the case
under review by the supreme court, Mr.
Ford was convicted Of doing an insurance
business without a license and without
his company having made the legal de-
posit in the state treasury. The supreme
court, as stated, held, however, that mas
much as the Lloyd's association is not
corporate institution, it is not amenable
to the statute, which refers to ''inCorpo-
rated" associations doing business III this
state
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-13
$4,000 FOR A FIGHT.
The Coney Island Club Offers Corbett
and Mitchell a Big Purse

stIINt MI VO14O44 q 411ss I VI oVs
New York, July 12.-Judge Newton. of
the Coney Island Athletic Club, and w.
A. Brady, James J. Corbett's manager,
met to-day and signed articles for con-
test at Coney Island next December. The
articles call for a scientific glove contest
of twenty rounds or more for a purse of
$4,000, on a date to beNgreed upon be-
tween Dec. and 20, the winner to receive
the full purse of $4,000. 1t now remains
to secure Mitchell's signature to the
norpnmpnt
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-13
FAILED TO PAY THEIR BOARD.
The Manager of a Theatrical Com
pany Under Arrest.

Griffin, Ga, July 13.-Elmer Bailey,
business manager of the Rosetta Bailey
comedy troup, was arrested at Newman
late this afternoon upon a dispatch sent
by Sheriff Patrick of this place to the au-
thorities there. Bailey is charged with
cheating and swindling.
His troupe played here Monday and
Tuesday nights. The proprietor of the
Goddard house, where they stopped dur
ing their stay, alleges that the company
went away owing him $28 for board
Sheriff Patrick has sent an officer to bring
him to Griffin.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-13
Down On the sherman Law.

New York, July 12.-The New York
Hide & Leather Club to-day adopted
resolutions urging the repeal of the Sher-
man law and recommending the appoint
ment Of a committee at the special session
of congress to prepare suitable financial
measures which shall provide for parity
o. ~ l.lJuey issued by the government
ana such other measures as win contrib
ute TO the restoration of financial and
commercial business to a healthy basis
and present the same a. the regular ses-
sion Of congress.