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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-15
nefore Iudse sIerrIli.

Maud Lawrence was granted a d.
yorce from Franz Lawrence on four
grounds-deaertion, failure 70 provide,
cruelty ana drunkenness. Attorney
Kroeger represented the petitioner.
The marriage took place at Argen-
tine, Kansas, Ia April, 1851, and there
are two children, gifls,ageu tour aud "A
half anu two years respectively. Mu.
Lawrence Inform Cd the court that ~
the end OF April, 1898, her husband
left her aud has since remained away
this without any cause ON her part.
For more than two years past he had
been hnbitual drunkard aud nad
failed TO provide for HE family thc bare
ntcessafits OF liio. Since the marriage,
petitioner also stated, the defendant had
treated her Ia o must cruel and IN
human manner, repeatedly threatened
TO KIN her, awOte at her and used vi0-
lent language. A sensational feature
In connection with this case was that
the defendant tried 10 take his life
some Time ago by shooting himself
with a revolver over the region Of the
heart, aud although for n while his
condition was somewhat critical, he
eventually recovered.
In addition 10 granting the decree
the court gave the vile the custody Of
tho children. No alimoby was asked
fot
GENERAL MATTERS.
w. ]. Robinson vs. John Castagno.
Leave given TO Withdraw demurrer
and file answer.
Desuret National Bank VI HyTum
W. Taylor. Order TO correct or amend
decree aud order Of sale.
In the matter " tho Millen Atwood
estate Amelia A. Sutton w II. q.
Atwood vt al. Motion Of defendant
10 transfer case 10 equity calendar
argued and submitted.
Northwestern Wheel and Foundry
Co. VI the Salt Lake Copper Manu-
featuring Co. Order Withdrawing de-
murrer to complaint; defendant to
have twenty days from today to an-
swer.
Alma IL. Crow W Franoisoa Blan-
CELL, Default and decree OF fore
closure.
William Glbby VS. A. }. white ct al.
Default anu judgment Tor s6ol.
A. A. Jones et al VI jos. IL. Grow
G; nj. Defendant Grow allowed b
Withdraw demurrer; ten days TO
answer.
q. Il. MoIIibben VI Isabella Nc.
Kibben; divorce. Hearing on order to
show cause for contempt set for SRtur-
day next, on motion OF plaintlh,
Consolidated Implement Go. Va
Frank d. Joy ct AL Motion OF plain.
TN for Judgment on the pleadings and
10 strike out answer rs frivolous argued
aud overrulrd. On motion Or plaintiff,
l.. @. Moore was appointed To take
evidence (and repotD ON Tuesday,
Dec. 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-15
SILKS,
VELVETS,
DRESS GOODS
AND TRIMMINGS,
a Stock Of $4,000

Which will offer without az Prime Cost and less
the Eve OF December 1h come, choice Everything
marked n plain figures and displayed Of This does
not consist of old stock but Choice New Goods
Elegant silks Nevc,s and Trimming Tor evening and
wear No lady afford 10 miss this opportunity gentleman
should a to buy h wife dress We do not resort TO the
uond and clap advertising and desire inform
patrons and the public object
TO give Bargains and the second to store feeling
assured this will lead 10 a continued patronage
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-15

CuWLUY-tn tho Seventeenth ward. tHIH city,
Dec. 10Th. l-li, 10 general dCUilU, Lucy COW.
lcl, born in lIutchIcy buckingham, LuF.an
AUrl llth, lNll,
FUNERAL services will Dec hold Monday. Dec.
I5ih. Ht ~ o.. m. from 20 Vine HtTrUl
Friends ~ the family arc respectfully iu'
yItCd 10 attend,
JnUysoN-Alss Mary Olga johnson died
December 10. 1894. Of inflammation OF tho
bowels The deceased wac aged 30 Noars aud
p months, and was tho daughter OF th1 late
samuel and Charlotte johnson.
Funeral services will hD held in Tho
Twenuvtn ward meeting house sunday Doc
Uomu0r IHih, nt 10 O'Clock, noon. friends re-
specifically invited to uttUnd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-15
BAN JUAN CoUETY,
Wednesday, Dec. ~.

lion. O. O. Richards, Territorial Sec.
Rotary, Salt Lake CITY;
Colonel Law aud Day, the In.
dian agent, arrived ut Q pm. To-.
day. After conference with the
governor they had a conference with
the tudians at the schoolhouso. After
q talk Of several hours no rcsult was
reached other than that the indians
refused absolutely TO return TO Colorado.
They pfoiessed TO doubt the authcnti.
city Of the kilograms from Washington,
etc. when the question was put to
them, whether, II the "Gfeal Father"
at Washington told them to return
they would 20, they would not answer
nue. In regard to II.
Col. Lawlou telographed TO Gen.
MoUook the situation tonight, saying
they refused 10 return, aud that II tho
orders OF the department are carried
out, troops will be- necessary. Tho
Indians profess to be- poacoablo n they
are allowed to remain. They claim
the country belongs to them as much
ms TO the whites.
Your telegram transmitting measage
from the secretary OF the interior re-
ceived. A special messenger will carry
the Telegram from Colonel Lawton To-
night to Thompson's Syringe, arriving
there tomorrow at pm. lie will
await an answer there. This letter Ia
sunt by him. All well.
Sincerely yours,
nnrEu ~ Kyfsasr
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The oasis., 1894-04-26

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The oasis., 1894-04-26

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The Bessemer indicator., 1894-10-13
NOTICE OF SALE,
.otice Is hereby giyen tbnt,

Notice is hereby given that,
WuEKEAs. j. c. Enmal did on the e3rj
day of November, 1891. borrow of the Bcs-
semcr Building and Loan Association $4,000
and gave lot 3 in block " lrOndalu, town
OF Bessemer, In the county Of Pueblo and
state OF Colorado, and certain stock OF said
Association ns security therefor, said loan
being secured by warranty deed for the
Aforesaid property being executed and de-
livered by said Emmal to said Association,
and a contract being given TO said Emmal
by said Association providing that when
said tlO0. 90 and interest. together with all
fines should he paid by said Emmal to said
Association In conformity with the by-law-
convey said property by warranty deed to
said Emmal. But in case of def.Iul, in the
or charges accruing thereon or either of
them, then said Association might
after thirty days notice by mail 10 said
EmmHl terminate said agreement and take
possession OF said property and sell the same
at public sale 10 the highest and best bidder
forcnsh in conformity with the terms OF
shid contract and apply the proceeds thereof
in conformity with the bylaws of said As
sociutlon and the terms of said contract 10
pay snid loan, interest. fines and charges,
and
wHEREAs, said Emmal has denuted in
the payment of said loan and interest and
nnes and said Association has given said
thirty days notice and terminated said con-
tract and taken possession of said here
hbcforc described property.
Now. therefore. /, f. p. Hawke. secretary
TO do by snid Association, will on Monday,
Nov. 9th. 1894. Mt ten o'clock a.. of said
day AT the east front door of the Court house
in the city and county Of Pueblo, in the
scribed real estate 10 the highest and best
bidder for cash and apply the proceeds
thereof In conformity with the terms of said
contract and the by laws of sa Id Association
10 the payment Of said loan and the interest,
fines and charges thereon.
F. p. Hawke,
Secretary of the Bcssemer Buiiding and
Loan Association.
First publication Sept. ~, 1884,. ct
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-10-13

Ladies' gold watches, the finest and
cheapestt ever sold in the city at Nc
Cluer's iewelry store. Nothing to equal
quality and price ever seen before. Call
and see for yourself.
Leave express orders with \. b.
Chase, office at stable on Spruce street.
Rumor has it that some of the steel
works negroes are silently stealing away
in the Silly nights in box cars and are
bound for the South. Whether true or
not it is very likely to be the case after
the first few sharp, frosty nights.
Herman X Shloss are putting in
stringers to support their store ceiling.
James ID. Burns, a young son of Mr..
Mrs and James Burns OF ll21 Evans ave
was badly burned by molten iron at the
steel works Wednesday afternoon. He
and companion We're crossing a pit on
plank at the time. carrying vessel
full of molten iron when the plank
broke letting the unfortunate boy fall To
the bottom with the seething mass of
iron scattering all over him. The am
bulance was at once called and the boy
taken to the hospital where he is resting
as well as can be expected and his com
plete recovery is only question of time.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-10-13
CITY ATTORNEY NICHOLAS, RtpLY.

CITY ATTORNEY NICHOLAS REPLY
Hon. JNo VI. WALDRoN, PUEBLO, Colo:
DEAR SIE-Replying to your favor of
the 9Th inst. in relation to the saloon in
the Eighth ward kept by Mike Shay, |
have to say: The proposition made by
Mr.. Shay to run his saloon until the 3lst
Of the present month seems to me TO be
in all respects very reasonable Inas-
much as the majority OF the owners of
the block, in which he is located, have
previously petitioned the council to
grant Mr.. Shay a license, aud the coun-
Gil having granted him a license,it would
not seem 10 be the right thing, from
business point of view, to arbitrarily
close this place up without any notice
or any opportunity to recoup the losses
which he may have sustained. Taking
this view OF the matter shall recon-
mend to the council that he be permitted
to run under license for the present
month with the distinct understanding
that thereafter no license shall he
granted.
l also note what you say in relation
to the investigation OF the question of
the restriction contained in the deeds TO
Mesa property when application is made
for license to sell liquor in that portion
OF the city. You can readily understand
that under the present ordinance it is
not the business OF the council to in
quire into private contracts, nor to con
Germ themselves with any agreement
which may be entered into between
private individuals or corporations. II
the people living in the particular block
are desirous that liquor be sold and a
saloon conducted within that particular
locality or block and petition the coun-
Gil to that effect, the council are not
bound to issue the license; yet as rep
resentatives Of the people under such
circumstances they feel under some OBJ
legations to comply with the expressed
wishes Of the people, and il those peo-
pie are willing TO take the risk OF the
forfeiture of their property l apprehend
it is not the business Of the council.
However, do not anticipate that any
such application will be made in the
future, i'll view Of the re jent startling
developments which have grown out OF
the present case.
In this connection beg to assure you
that the authorities OF the city will al
ways be ready and willing to co operate
with the G. F. & 1. Co. or any other citi-
zen in its efforts to control the liquor
traffic and keep the saloons OF the city
within bounds. Very truly yours.
A. NJ. NICHOLAS.
City Attorney.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-10-13
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The Bessemer indicator., 1894-10-13
TRUSTEES SALE.

deed @ I e iras, dated Sosember 18Th, ISL 'd and
of Pueblo county, state OF Colorado.
Granted and conveyed to w. il. Anderson
In trust to secure the payment ofhis certain
promissory note of even date with said deed
hundred and afty-seven dollars and forty,
days after the date thereof together with
interest thereon at the rate of one per cent
Is payable to the order Of Frederck ,a Rahrss hn,e
and in block No. Lots lesspsr Ne. io ~ and and
~ In block No. 8. Lots No. Il, Is, n and 2s in
block No. In Avondnle addition TO the
city OF Pueblo according to the first and
Also an undivided one half intesest in lot
number In block number twenty mine in
East Pueblo addition to the city OF Pueblo
county OF Pueblo md state OF Colorado, and
WHEREAS. default hns been made in the
specified in said promissory note and % M,
interest due thereon, according TO Its tenor
WHEREAS, the legal holder OF snId prom
iss3ry note has applied to the undersigned, Il,
sell said property as by snid deed OF trust
Now therefore, i, william IL. Anderson.
ansee ar yaasa In sad deed Of by virtue of the
note, the same being still due o and unpaid. M i
.nd ~ i9r the purpose Of selling said properly
cident thereto. Public notice is hereby
given that will on Monday the 18TH day of
g. m.of said day. at the front door or the
Court house In the city of Pueblo, county OF
Pueblo and state OF Colorado, sell said
property or all the right, title, intereat,
ben 1enent and equity e redemption that ne,
property Mt public auction for ensh In hand.
for the highest and best price the same viii
WILLIAM II, Anderson. Trustees.
D. McCaskill, Attorney
First publication Sept. Is, 1891 st
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-10-13
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, James NJ. Payne, OF the county
ofPueblo and state of Colorado. did on the
lIth DAY 81 Ee9rnary lssi BY his seer certain deed
In the office of the clerk and recorder of Pu-
eblo county, state of Colorado, on the 18th day
Of February 1881, in book l05,at page 40s, of the
records of said county, convey to Kirke II 4.
Field as Trustee, or In case of hks failure for
any reason TO act Ms such Trustee, then to
the them netting clerk of said Pueblo county.
Colo as his successor in trust, the following
described real estate situated in said
county of Pueblo and state of Colorado,
to-wit:
Lot numbered eighteen us in block num-
bered three (3) in Mattice's addition to the
city of Pueblo, according to the recorded
pint of said addition, nled for record In the
office Of the county clerk and recorder Of
secure the payment OF his certain ten promis-
sorry notes of even date with said deed of
trust, one for the sum OF sl4.3O and nine for
Of the COLORADO LOAN AND MORTGAGE
GoiMpaaSSY, oi pa y -, respeciiyely on September /,
the years 1882, 1893, 1894, 1895 and on March |,
1885, and
trust, that in case Of default in the payment
OF said notes or any part thereof when the
same or any part thereof shall become due;
payable and the Trustee or In case of his
failure for any reason to act, then the said
successor in trust, the then acting county
clerk of Pueblo county, upon the request Of
the legal holder of said notes, should proceed
to sell u and dispose Of the said premises, nc,
I
purposes therein provided, and
WHEREAS, default has been made In the
payment of the notes due March l and
september l, 1904 and which have not been
pnid as required by the terms Of said deed of
trust. but are still due and unpaid, and
WHEREAS, Kirkc II. Field, the Trustee
named in said deed Of trust, is absent from
the state OF Colorado and Is unable TO
act. and
WHEREAS. the holder of five OF said notes
Of 1880 each has elected to declare the same
due and payable, on account OF the failure
to pay said notes according to the terms Of
said deed of trust.
Now, therefore. Mt the request of the legal
holder fsnid notes nnd under and by virtue
OF the authority in me vested by the terms OF
said deed of trust, ]. Z. ID. Henderson, now
acting county clerk OF said county of Pueblo,
state of Colorado. ms successor In trust will, on
Wednesday the 14th dnyof November, A. D.
1891. nj O'Clock p. IN. mt the front door of the
Court house of said Pueblo county, Colorado,
sell the above described real estate. with ap-
purtenances and all the right, title. benefit
and equity OF redemption OF the said James
NJ. Payne, his heirs and assigns therein, Mt
public auction, for the highest and best price
the same will bring in cash, for the purpose
OF paying said notes and the costs and ex-
penses of executing this trust.
Dated at Pueblo, Colorado, this 18th day OF
October, 1884.
e. b. HENDERSON,
Acting County Clerk of Pueblo County,
Colorado, Successor In Trust.
First publication Oct. I3, 1894. 5-t