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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-06

And u accordance with iaW anu thr order VI
ha unafd 10 Directors made ON iho seventh
dRvu October iHa1. sn many shares of CErn
UHfrHI Uf Stock Of may be necessary, will DO
sold no one once of Che 7t'r7ipiyt W tpngutu
u0u UuI.UIUr, Fa't iukg cry, Utah, on Mon
CAV. duo fuuUh day of December lrl, at b.
u. 10 tly tlu delinquent .sscaturnt, together
~. ~ MA la. Secretary
ui.te room 2Jl Constitution hahding, SAN
LAKE tlig, l'ah
Ala mer.ae of trc board az drocinrt oi
Ur srNtr 1ima. Huu uaEn toWWuN hcId
,.rnr gtIE d4g I'll November. I. ihN datg Tor
t.u colo OF tau gHHtt H'H.a woe pps'pAutl
trtIte Uth Isy uI December, 1923, at o. iH't
7' vs. NEATlE, secretary.
AtamccunF 0f thg Hoard uf dIrnrinrs Of tho
Sewer ANuug aud NlINuE Company held on
Che llri day ~ bee, Is1f, ihu Ia'r for mo sale
of tuu auoyO stock was o. HIUunul until ihu
lyth day of January 1904, At 2rm, AZ the
above named place ,,,.,.,,
secretary,
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mARsHAL's SALE.

DURsUANr TO AZ ORDER AND
4 decree of force Qsurg 4ui sale 90 mo
directed uy the thirt judicial nHt1ct count
Of tnr Territory OF UtAh. Z tha I expose g
public sale, Ht no south front door Of the
County Court House iu The CIY Of SAT- lake,
tuunty ut sat axe, aud IrIrin.y of Jthh. 90
The ilth uaY OF January, 1874. al il o'cIork m
hli the right tue, claim AMI Interest N
Marion g., tothrauu l. 4 tafady. 4, H.
Ltoni William T. uMrarn, ataisnro oi Mar,
Mchlmmins Western NuWHpaper Union, o
corporation, II, a. Adams, uscuti Chrauan j.
hng aud Aluur MYUrst parincrH, 4 iug
lusinoss A. haug Mycrs, lnu Tribune Poo
SniiSsal iiaag Of ':aItLatS Ii, stafporit loSu
j. Is. LaWr.urci l., w. kinney, Alhcflnu
Anderson Augusta e. Andorsgu, J. " Mor,
Iison. EdwaTi Merrill, samuel Nrmll and
under Tho hrn name ami huIg Of Morrison,
Merrill q Company llhhie % Praty llud.un
smyth q. y. Amosi q, q. Lsll Ief, j.. O., star.
a. llurmostur; Ruth tyoril: lohn H0ilnFer,
ElEaucih Juhutuui naNiu NaIcrHtCtu. and
sarah j.. Aver Of, On aud g. ne following
described real rat4tc, situate, lying and beng
in sAlt Lake County, aud del. 81 foliOws,
t0'wlti Commencing At a pput one hundred
and ten ana thrcu'turths ull - rods north,
aud twcniy'u no llll and nyc'igntns t.hl rods
eaftfrum me tOuthcAtt curuCruf thoaouthwtst
quarter OF avcuon twenty-five (all, township
one tl, north OF range one lN west salt Lakr
Merdiuu, ana running thcnsr north eighty.
nine uud scycn'tgutha (aA5 rods ~ tue wett
bank ~ Jordan rlNur, thence NU Haid river aud
along the west balt thereof 70 point due
east o the place ut huE.uu ug, thence W0tt
nity.hyo ami fuur.tcntha ESQ rods 20 the
place Of beginning, containing tWonty.scynu
and one half "a } acres Icing situated ln
salt Lake County, Utah Territory, 10 be- sold
~ the property Of Marion g Clchranei T.. O..
Cstsady D. t. Ltnui MliIam T. p'Mvara,
assignee OF Marx Mckinnuns, Weslern Ncws.
paper Union, corporation, ID, 10. Adams,
FsUut, Christian i. iAuF ami Albert MuyUra,
pariucrs, doing business us Hang & Mvycrs
The Tribune Publishing Company corpora.
tom Union National hank uI alt Lake CITY,
n corporation }, h, Lawrence, l. y. Kinney
AlDtTtiuo Anlcraoni Augusta A., Anderson s
". MORRISON, EdwAri Merrill, samuel Merrill
and 1hnmas A, Kent, partnert, doing businufs
under the trm nHmn and y Of Morrison,
Morrill, Company l.ibbic % iraui hudson
smith q. -, Amos q, g. lyrE'Nrj J,G star.
hucb va i,sthrbuck INV tuitri Frhnk q,
hurmcNurt Ruth hyoTIli lnln Boiiugor;
klilabeth Johutoni David NulGftein, aud
tarAh y, Aver AZ thc sui, 20 IONS sAyluga
inrk lrust Company, q corporation,
Tcrmt OF sale, each
NAT II. BRIGHAM, U. y Marshal.
ny joins u, CuMMoCK, Deputy harshal
Dated Ht SAT- Lake CITY, December 2lst 1893
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MARsHAL's SAG.

IDlUsuANr To As EXECUTION TO ME
4 directed hy the 1h.ri u airirt Cour, N tho
icftityN 81 ttah, shall cNH.HO II public sale,
nt thc front door of the County Court house IN
iho ili} q -hlt Lake, Couuiyuf salt iHGe ami
lcrrtIrY o. Utah, on tho l5ih DAY ~ January,
lrl. n. ten O'Clock = Ws, al tho fiFhf. titlt,
claim aud Interest nf william Nrnoahrrk nf, M
ana 90 Tho following described real estate
HNun 20 lying nnd being iu FHlt Ilkr CITY uad
County, AM dUsrriN o or fuIIuwH, 90 wiz.
Too undivided nuc.clEhth Interest uf william
1ru0.hr. ~, in, and Co thr touuNiug real 81.
u.U. tl Wit.
Commencing iog feet north from southwest
r. rrrr ut lot syyCu tlI, block th,rysuiuu lJlI,
Plat "A", salt Lake titT survey. thence north
uItY seven anu onCahllt .1t4l trnt, thence
uu.t one hundred siNtY.fDur 100 fret, thence
ulh ulY sDNnn ana one hAll l6i'.l feet,
thence NuHt one hundred fINty.four lIGD feet
90 place OF beginning
Alec, commencing dive 'll rods south from
nuTihNDst corner Of lot three ,il, BLOCK thirty.
I've .II. plat 4, salt Lake CITY aurNuyi thence
rHaf twenty .4l' 'ois, thtnrU north ten and
one half UlIl.l ut, thence west twenty I21l
rods thence south ten aud one half Untl feet
10 DO f6li % the property 81 william
Groeshcrt, NJ the SUIT Of ttoinbcrgor =
knlihsucr.
Terms Of sale, cash ..--.
NAT ~ BRIGHAM.
q. =. Marshal.
ny l.. T. AuCuEH. Deputy Marina
Dated bee gGIh I.Hf
IERRWN al 4 tWas atfaHUaNa 90 pfHIn.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Missonla Placer Mining Company, sali LAKE
city. Utah.

Missonla Placer Mining Company. sal. tate
CITY. Utah.
NOTICE n UEWEuN GiNEN THAT At
~ amuHtnrD 10 thU director hold saturday,
uuu, nth, 80 Hu assessment ut Geo Gems per
Hharc Wus luVof uu thu capital sfoHE of Tho
corporation payable January th.ls Z. go jcffc
vs. tuN Jun, nt 20 Naiu street. Ilt Lake CITY,
Utah. Any stock upon which ilia astca mont
may rrmaiu uurhid uu jnuu1U d 49, 1874, Will
Ur delinquent iui advertised Tor a1IH no pubic
auction aud uuIrHa payment D. mHdr before
vii be- cold Ou thr lst day Of lcH iut No Q
with cuat 10 adytTIIaiHU and expense ut aulc.
JEssl ". tOA jus sr.'y
90 Main HtIcrt
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


.v0rteE .. HEREBY GIVES nN 1900 US.
y Ucfsiauri, HfuiniHtrHtur ui iuH tH.Hiu "
vi y. allen. dyrUHa Ud,tu tHr .fcltH.H ..,nud
riI uvff0uf having cluuu. against .H" sall
dprrHFct, fD yNniuii tncW Mlh w.. H, tslf.
yotrIufs, Within Cen Wuutua HiiUr iHU Htt
puhIiaauon uf THE notice, Co. thu sa.l Nnniu.
istratnr DO $50 .tt .ifrct, tn SAT- aHaH NIiy, tu
ths County uf salt ialc.
WIN. D. ", AUUut Oh uin'lNatpl OF tun t0iAta
Of N. a, hlItni deceased
Dated December t.h, isiA
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NnIlcr Io cREplToRs.


Estate OF Daniel D. hllit.s, Deceased.
NOTICE - HtHLnl GIVEN HN THE
N undersigned, A. n. Ahylurt tImInia-
ifnior VI the ettlte ul Daniel j. lHuioIH,
dcrelard. 10 tho crrditors Of aud "a. u.rsunH
hHvIuF claims sraInst the SAIL deco HI. to
exhibit thcm with tho Necessary Is.urs,
within ten months after the lfst va tt'on
uf this notice, 60 the sAid hdmlnisu !luT 10 Dts
cniGe. SO. tii nooW Hoe, salt la.U Clty,
I'M tbe County ~ SAT- lake, Utah.
A.V TAYLOR.
Administrator Of tho estate Of Daniel ].
Daniels, deceased.
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NOTICE or sTCcKHoLDeRs'
MEETING.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the annual meeting uf tun stock
niiora Of tho barnos Hardy Company Will be-
held nt the company uu'u, No. Z. and 81
South Main Street salt tuhV Guy, ttuh, on
tuesday, the 10Th day ~ January, AID, rNl.
~ % o.cloc. attn, for the purpose u cICcung
o1lrefH Tor mo ensuing year nod the trans
action " such other business as shall properly
come before o.
sa.t Lake Cily, January !ud, 1851
joins T. NEuEhER
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate q BELINDA " NuHHcrt Nt.0N.NH
NOTICE Il HEREBY OWEN ul ruE
~ underlined, eNCoutit ~ Oh" t....c OF
lIcIndh o. MuafUr. docoasrd,tn thc creditor. Of
and HII persons having claims against Coo HNd
decreased, tp exhibit thCm with tho ut.NHHafV
Vouchers, within ten months aiinf iN" N#t
puhIfatiou 1t this motto e. iI tnu said ESQ. .IHN.
asa south Nliu street -aIt l4sa tIiIt tt.I,
boz abe TOMMY ut SAT- ilkc.
Dated January ffn. go.
iuII-f -tLNuuU-E BARTON.
Nu.utfN lI Belinda a.. MuuUr. Deceased
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Oufc of tHu ueacrot cold aHi silver Mulng
and MU luE company. u luHt, south
Temple street. salt Lake Uity. uiah.
NOlIut-rilERN ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon thu following described stock on
arf uuutu t Assessment lowed ul Che th DAY
Of june. 1873. iug several HuuH Frt Opposite tn'
uamrf OF tue respective SHAREHOLDER. hH
luuuWHf
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Hool's SEFsaparilla Ia carefully pre-.
glred FROM SiuapaTilla, Dandelou,
Mandrake, D1CE, pIpsessows, Juniper
Hcgtius gai other well known REM
edItF, by peculiar combination
proportion ANA TrOCos, giving 10
HulI's slr'apsrilia curative powers
noe possessed hy DthOr medicine. lt
tlol,s remarkable cures when other
Preparations TAIL.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court, tn and for ralt Lake
County, Torruory Of Utah,
In tho Matter u The Estate OF John :.
smith, Deceased,


NOTICE Is HEttRY GlyEN THAT
~ James ~ Smith Asmlurtrlcr OF lhe
estate ni John a. smith, dec uHtd, hA1 rem
1urcl Tor sotuenent aad nlcd Do Haii 'pull Nv
lnai account Of hin administration or eMl
estate aut petition for nuul distribution on lNo
residue OF said estate among tho person. NuW-
lied thereto, nud thut McInrudayt tht ltu ~
OF January, AID 1884, nc 10 O'Clock hsun, ~ lAe
Court ruumut SAN ClurN 900 The iulnN lNtt
House, -ult lako city and ouutN lllh, lel'
ritOry, has lntn duly appointed hy sue lulEo
OF SAID Court Tor thu fotilcmcui Of .h.u No'
count and hearing HAd petition Tor NWlNuu
ton, az which time aud place amy ptfoh W..
turfsieI Do tnih estate may appear aul huuW
cause, n any there be-, why sAii account nnulu
no be fo'ilednnd approved and lnal dhti9u'
tion made aH prayed for
~ y. MELOi,
CLERK OF TIC Probate Court
by j. n, JACK, Deputy
WAppELL & ADAMS,
Attorneys Tor Ettate.
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suMMONs oN onoss ooMfLAlNr.
In the nftriet Court 100 ana Tor the Third
Judicial District OF Uthh refrtufy.
County Of salt Lake.


We.
John 4. brouabcck Ann u. Groesutek, William
HfuosbrfL, Eleanor 4. GtuCsIcrk, AiUuulaH
10 GtuphbfC To-, NhUiA utuutuCck, Joseph
N .iQuit ilcurf w. Uiccu. %. ". uacon,
tab National Bank, q corporation, james
Iuchrr uuu urnfl &. Wallace, co .uurturfH
doing huliuofs uudor thu ufm unmc u
tucker s. wallace, g.. L.. Archer, J. a., iult,
=, =. Iorrill. n, +. tarry, Mas Ngrtn and
ranurl l.. Topper, rnsparingrH, uLtgr the
nrm name ~ Martin a luipsCr ami llougu'
ton, MrSair uardwAtV 90, u corporation,
Defendant
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county "I sails l1kH,
TIE Rational hank " the Republic. plauuH.
william burke, Mary l. burke. bu vile. sud
howard ropper, dtienlsuis
The People Of tho Territory ~ Utah send
grocuuri io. Minam burke. MARY J. hurEu,
Won ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO
4 hppear in an action brnusht against you
Court Of tho fond judicial District OF tho
u'aint u.ri tnUrcin WithIn ten dAya tcArlusiyo
uf the day 0f scrNirCI AFTER tie service on you
Of this tummons-li served within tnls COUNTY
ur, N served out ~ this county. bus in THIS
district. within twenty days. otherwise within
forty daYs-ur Judgment by default Will be-
taken against you, according 90 che pay cr "
said acton is brought 60 have o decree Of
tbs court Tor tho tuIgg'1ruru uf certain
mortgage executed .lN defendants Nurhr 90
n-t hereinafter described, lINon Go secure che
payment OF certain UruulHauN uui1 ut even
q o., executed by sad defendants 20 sara
Clark. u sum of 5000, with interest iron
year alter dstu, same being unpaid save in.
ttrutt 90 July }, l-'i, $500 para lCh. DO, 1879,
500. 1Hp paid Apr b, ls13IAn4 3IItI paid JuuH
Do. lsgl said note and murtslEu having boon
uuly assigned tu D. luur, who OH now the
owner and holder ut same. certain parts %
sHld rroUiars having hyrH rg.u.F,I 30 sand
WurtgngufH, helms tho premises secondly here
mailer drH.iIlcd. tl have Ono amount ~ SAID
MORTGAGE decd AfrrriAiuuu ana declared aud
Whether or not due or OWING Co defendant
Howard Pepper 90 h1'u ON order M sale on
usual form 10 raise mo amount due 90 aaIu up
PENDANT Howard oppcr, WHO claims o. PRIOR
lrn on SAID pre- n'fcH. luI 600 tUl piauu1 Ins
fUrIlti OFF, fullOWos. tH.HI. Commencing no
northwest corner luf .. Do urs u, plat "A,
sul la.o cay SURVEY, Running thence Dast
900 feet thence north DE- inrt thence west
H.| foot thence south lIa foot 90 beginning.
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The people Of the Territory Of Utah send
greeting 10 John a. 1rDeabcyg, Anu -.
Nrnrfbrck, Vivian Or0osuuck, Eleanor 4.
0f0csuoct, Nicholas ~. bf1thucrk, ilhoia
~. N. bacon, ttah National nank, % corpora
ton, james iucsrr nud Henry wallace, rut
partucfa duiug business under the irm name
81 fucker 4 Wallace, T. J.. ArchcL u. O.. iclL
= IS Mctuu, u. B. iaucy, maA Martin, anu
ramuei h. lUlpHrr, co phfiurrH under tho urm
name Of Maruu Lripscr anu holahlun Nc.
Nair Hardware Co., corp tauon, dcicnuanls'
You ARR HEREBY REQUIRED TO
appear 900 au action brought aEaluft you
IN the above named lluuun. Boa tho instruct
court % tho 1hud JuuiciN District ui thutrn
utury OF utah and tp answer enc c.oa.' COM
plant fllo tnCruin Nituu son dave luAcluaNo
10 the day ot tcryiOul after che service ON you
Of This 10 .umuaH=Ii served Nltuin tuiH county
or, u served out OF TN county bus in iha
foriy days, 0r Judgment uy default will DO
taken Agiinst you, according 20 tho prayer OF
faid cruaacoWplhlnl
against defendants Nichoiaa H., MiNIau ana
John 4. Giotabgck, lu tho sum uf $1,000, with
intoreft ~ clshi per cent peI annum from
Jan D, lspl, iur costs NJ SUIT aud aluu nttOr'
news Zee. alleged 10 he due on d certain prom.
issury note, executed BY SAID defendants 20 dee
PENDANT Stout, jan Q, lsJ!, for 3.Lo0o, Win lu'
torart from date NJ oigntpcf cont per nnnuU,
secured BY mortgage Ot even uAte on premises
hereinafter described, executed by dciondanl-
hrurhNtNN 70 HAll nANNAAf go Jaw n ANNl'N NA
this court Tor foreclosure Of said mortgage,
that proceeds 81 snle uf said premises hu ar.
Piled IN payment ot amount due p.nnill, with
b. costs. and balance IN payment OF gums duc
defendant stout as above that uuiuuuauH,
exc. .tald stouu, no barred Of aIl claim or
equity Of redemption tn HNi urrWH
isrHt that ueiUuduut Stout haN1
Judgment for any dcnciruryi ihat
i receiver be appointed 20 take charge of such
pfomnot, amt collect ! rDutt thorcirom, aud
appiF proceeds % payment uf SAID delrndHuNa
m6rtgase ana tor other relief. sail moftsbgrd
premises Hru described AZ follows beginning
N point 3lii ftct a, num \. W, corner ut o,
block 90. plat A, SAT- Lake CITY survey thence
=. all feet, thence D.. 20 rode, thence \. i.H
feet, thence W, 30 rods % beginning, .ltualc
In SAT Lave city and county, lUu,
And YOU are hereby Moulded that Il you i1u
D. hupcar ard answer tho sofa rfuss-cumplhlut
az above required tho sand plmuu1 Will Apply
10 thc Court fuT tho Tclluf demanded therein.
Wunefs, tho ZION. hatlCs Z Zane. Judge,
and tho -oul Of the District Court ui
tho THIRD Judirinl nisulct. 10 ana Tor
fBFALl the Territory OF Utah, the Huih day ut
August M no year Ut our Lord
one thousand eight hundred ana
ninety three.
HENRY q, MCMILLAN, Clerk.
Nv Gro. -, loONis, Deputy CLERK
JusLs A sCuhoEuLH, Attorneys, Commercial
block.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.
delinquent notice. -Gu,l'y Mining and Milling
Company,
Location Of DIo n, n gai9 q business, sou


NOTICE. THERE ARE rEftNVUENr
4 unnn iho Following ucfcrHeI Htofk uu
'l -'uiHmHUr l.i, the several amuubta set
Il.lte &c names OF the respective snare
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NOTICE THERE ARE DELiNQuENr up.
~ uu mo following described stock on noe
CUuutOfaatusamuut levied On tho seventh day OF
october lsHI thr HCNClA. amounts cot opposite
Che names OF the TysUu.uNu shareholders, AZ
follower
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nELlNouENT AssEssMENr

Delinquent nouce.-sever Mining aud Milling
Company.
location OF principal place N busuols, SAT-
Lake tlty, ttah.
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Hoods Pills cure bllllOusness.
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SUMMONS.

10 tho District court In anl Tor The Third
,udi..aI District Ui cab Territory,
County nt sails lHkH.
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nyL. l. AHCuEH. Deputy Mar.haI,
Dated utc eGih lrHf.
lourt. LEI S GmI. Attorneys for Plain,
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TIC National HANK uf lao Republic. plaiuuI.
william nurko, Mary / nurko hs vile. aud
howard Topper, dtfculauts
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-15
LELAND STANFORD'S ESTATE.
Attorney for Mrs. Stanford Talks About
the Claims Filed Against 1t.

Attorney for Mrs. Stanford Talks About
the Claims Filed Against 1t.
New YORK, June 13.-Russcll J. Will
son, attorney for the estate of the
late Senator Leland Stanford, speak
ing yesterday of the claims of the
United States against the stock-hold-
ers of the Southern Pacific company
and the fling of the claim against the
Stanford estate, said: II have been
travelling for several days and have
heard little of the more recent pro-
ceedings in congress. l understand
Congressman Geary was to make a
speech in committee on the subject,
but | have not heard whether he has
lone so, and do not know the latest
developments.
Senator Stanford died on June 81,
1898, and the first notice to the credi-
tors of his estate was published June
81 following. By California law all
claims not presented within ten
months after such publication are
barred by limitation. So the govern
ment, after waiting until the very
last was nearly over, suddenly in
jected this claim into my Office. This
"a On May &c, a Saturday when bus
mess hours close at noon. Afterward
it was claimed hat the statue of linn
itation did not run against the gov
eminent anyhow. l offered them the
privilege of withdrawing the claim,
and testing that little point, but they
did not care to do it.
'Our position is that the govern
ment has no rights over the outside
property of the stockholders. If a
man owes you a debt secured by
mortgage and promissory note and
you sell the security under foreclos-
ure and the proceeds, do pot pay the
note you still have a claim on him for
the balance, but if you merely have a
lien on certain of his property, all
you can do is to sell that; you have no
further rights against his property.
"We claim that the government has
merely a lien on the railroad prop
erty. They can take it at the proper
time if they wish, but they can not
proceed further against the stock
holders
IF the Stanford estate had to pay
this claim, would there be much left?'
was asked.
20, yes" Mr.. Wilson said, s'there
would be what would be a very tidy
fortune to most people still remain
ing. l have not the faintest idea
what the attorney general means to
do, or what action congress will take
in the matter"
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-15
swindIIng he Indians.

T~AHLEQUAH, /. T., June 13.-The
Gherolsees are about to get into a
middle over their millions, the
trouble being whether u Cherokee
who has a right to share in the per
capita, has the right to give an order
to some one else to draw for him.
The act providing for the payment
was not quite explicit in this direction
and the treasurer has ruled that an
Indian has the right to give an order
Tor his money to whom he pleases.
Spectators have taken advantage of
this ruling and have shipped in a lot
of money and have their headquarters
at one of the principal hotels. The
Indians are brought in by strikers
and an order taken to the treasurer for
their share of the money and discount
ed at the rate of $40. 70 from each
individual. Merchants and others
who have accommodated the Indians
and are here collecting, are suffering
heavy losses caused by the Spectator.
An Indian who does not want to pay
his debts can slip around to the specu-
lator and sell his per capita and leave
before the merchant knows he has
drawn as the collectors are at the
treasurer's office, where the money is
being paid out.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-15
OWENS TALKS PLAIN.
IN His Contest Against Breckenridge He
Does Not Mince Words.

LEXINGTON, KY, June 13.-from
5000 to 5000 strangers were here yes
terday to hear w. l.. c. Owens and
Evan Settle, the candidates for con-
gress in opposition to Colonel Bre elk
inridge. They spoke in the opera
house to a crowd only measured by
the walls. Owens was introduced by
Judge Jere r. Morton, an eX-Confed-
crate soldier and a man of high stand
ing in the district.
Owens made several illusions to
Colonel Breckenridge, but made no
ley attack on him. He said, how
ever, he stood by every word uttered
in his famous Paris speech, when he
attacked Breckenridge bitterly. lie
said if anybody took offense at any
thing he had or would say, he wanted
hat person ito come to him
like a man, and not sneak off behind
that lo~ng-eared, long-haired, irrespon-
sible, crazy brute, Charles C. Moore.
Moore publ ished in his prohibition
paper several columns last week
against Owens, and this allusion is a
reflection on Breckenridge, who is
said by Owens men to have furnished
Moore with the information.
Settle and Owens spoke again last
night at the court house, to a room
full of voters.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-15
BIG FIRE AT KANSAS CITY.
Two Huge arehors Reduced to
Ashes.

Two Huge Warehouse Reduced to
Ashes.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 12.-The
largest and most destructive fire that
has occurred in Kansas City for years
broke out yesterday afternoon IN the
building of the Keystone Implement
company, 1917 to 1921 West Thir-
tenth street. Before the flames
could be subdued they had destroyed
$500, 900 worth of property.
Five men were injured, two Of them
seriously. They were:
James Donnelly, fireman, of hook
and ladder No. 2; buried under a fall
idg wall; removed to Sisters hospital;
may die.
James P. Hope, colored, of 1925
West Thirteenth street; buried under
a falling wall; will ecover.
William Randell, switchman in the
employ of the Kansas City, st. Joseph
& Council Bluffs railway; at the city
hospital; dangerously hurt.
James Marvin of 500 Wyoming
street. struck by falling bricks;
wounds not serious.
EAl1Clh, hiCiI1dh, HUN dIIo
ladder company No. i; cut by glass;
not serious.
The four-story brick building of the
Keystone Implement company is a
total loss, as is also the five-story
brick warehouse of the Buford- George
Manufacturing company adjoining.
Two small dwellings were also de-
stroyed.
The two warehouses were of equal
size on the ground, each covering two
lots, 72x12O feet. The keystone build
ing was the property of the company,
and was valued at $50, 600. 1t con
tanned a stock estimated at $4,000.
The Buford- George building be-
longed to Charles Francis Adams of
Boston. 1t cost about $50, 600. The
c-npany's stock is valued at $3.50, 900.
The two dwellings destroyed were
the property of the Keystone Imple-
ment company. They were worth
perhaps 81 1000.
The total loss is accordingly not far
from 1906, 600. The insurance amounts
to only about 1920, 900.
The cause of the gre, and even the
exact point at which it originated,
are unknown.