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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-25
NOTICE. OF ASSESSMENT.

I UUkY BILL MINING co, LOCATION
II N principal place Of business Park ~.
unmt county, Utah, Locauou OF mine
Utah
Nutce h hcrohr given tnat NJ meeting Of
The board oi directors held at Park CITY, Titan,
on the 9Th day OF september, isgt, an assess.
Wtnt No, 10 OF Que and one half cont
per share was levied on tho CAPITAL
Stock OF the corporation, payable to q A Gtbba
treasurer, room 2ls, UOnsttnulu building
on or before On 10Th day ~ November. 1877
ANY stock upon which this assessment IL,
MAINS unpaid on the sad l0th day OF Novcm.
ber, 'sei, Will be delinquent and advertised for
talg az public aution and n payment ~ not
november, 1904, at Room s1s Constitution
hulllus, A. M, 20 pay tho assessment
together with cost Ofadyertlsing and expense
ofanle.
WALrEHJ, BURTON, Secretary.
~ q A. GHus, Acting secretary
fArk city Utah, sept 2sth 1891.
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LAND CASES.

Persons having land contracts, or
whose patents are delayed, should con-
suit Chas. w. Stayner. He has just
returned from Washington, where he
has been conducting successful
practice in the General Land Office.
Congressional work attended to. Office
Northumberland Building, Salt Lake
City
Correspondence solicited. Send
stamped envelope Tor reply.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate Of Thomas Goodman, deceased.
NOTICE Is uERkBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, administrator OF the os'
tate ~ Tho mas Goodman. deceased 20 tic
creditors Of, and All persons having ciaima
against tue said deceased, 10 exhibit them
win the necessary vouchers. wilhin ten months
alter the ursl publication OF this notice, 10 tho
sAll administrator, a. No. 60 south, Maiu ST.
tat Lake liiy, Ia tho County OF SAT- Lake.
Dated october lOth, lslL
NJ. +. wOOILEY,
AdminlsIrator Of the et,gte Of Thomas
Goo man, deceased,
JAhIs II, MOVIE, attorney Tor es.A,o
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rssr a. q cau.e of pI.sa.e.

An eminent physician makes tho state.
ment that a great deal of contngion ~ duo
largely 20 nervous apprehension and fear.
Terror causes radical changes Ina the %.
cretions aud ucryo cells, and while tho pos.
sibillty II not tho direct cause Of disease
it certainly Is sufficient 20 put tho person
IN the proper condition 20 be- attacked 10y
the prevailing mnlndy. 10 H. well un.
derstood fact that excessive anger infusos
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NOTICE.
In the Probate Court in ml for SALT Lake
Uouniy, Territory VI u,ah

In the Probate Court IN md for SALT Late
county, Territory VI U,ah
In the matter Of the estate OF Enoch Reese
drccnsod.
NOTICE II liEREnY GIVES THAT
~ John ~ Reese. administrator OF tho
estate nf iuurh MoUfc dccea-cd, mas rendered
Tor scitiemtnt. aud nlrd 10 said court BIZ nual
&C QUIT OF his admirisraIon 81 said estate
aud prtu n Tor unai distribution OF he residue
uf sad sataic among the ptuons cnt tod
thereto. and that saturday, thc lUth Gay OF
November a u. is1i Nc 10 O'Clock a "a. u the
oauri room u sad court In the Com Court
House. AIT i.asU Cay anu County. Utah Ter
rit0rv. has been dolly appointed by tue ia 80
Of sud court. for the settlement uf snii
account and hu RINK taid petuon Tor drstrihu'
ton, NJ which lime nni place any person
interested In said estate may appear ana how
cause. " any there be, why a,id account
should not be aoitied ami approved aud nnal
distribution made a. prayed TOT
n. v. MELOY,
CLERK of Probate Court.
ny J y. JACK. neputy Geek.
john NJ. Cannon. attorney.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court Ia aud FOR salt Lake
County. Territory Of Utah

In ths Probate Court 10 aud FOR salt LAKE
County. Territory OF Utah
fn the matter Of tho estate Of james Hope,
deceased.
Sotico Of time and place for bearing Of petit
ton for admission 10 probate Of will,
nUHsUANT TO Az ORDER OF SAID
cuurt in said matter. notice d hereby
gwen tint hursday, the let day " November,
4 u. 1854 At O'Clock A. No.. 90 the County
court House in salt LaAu city. Utah Territory,
tu the court room VI said Cuur has been p'
raintrd Inc time aud place Tor the hearing ~ =
peuuon OF William y Hope. praying tor the
almissnn 10 probate NJ Acerttin document
thrrewiI b presented. purp0rting 70 b. the inst
viii aud testament Of James nope, dcceafed
when and where person. int esttd may
appear and uppos @ the probate OF siii VIII, or
the granting OF cttpfa ttsiamUntafy TO william
D. iiupo a. proved for ~ efid D. tiiion.
In witness where, Z. I nave hereunto cot my
hand and nfuxsl the sea OF said court, THIS lgth
fsFaIi H. v MELOY.
CLERK Of the Probate Court
Nv J. o JACK peputy tlrk.
fnANK H. HfrVLNs. Attorney
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NORTH POINT CONSOLIDATED IRRl.
CATION COMPANY.

NOTICE, TnE ANNUAL MEETING Of
~ TIE ft0rkno durs OF tho North Point
Coneolidnltd Irritation Company win be- Mold
AZ toom Nu' F9i ~ tho tullun ilotci. -rcand
on MOnduy, November llth, 1884, at 2 n'eioct
p M, 10 hear the annual reports. ~ elect a
hoard " directors for the ensuing year nnd 10
Transact such otrer business us NAV 10 mon.
cry brought before the mrotihs.
bait Lake CITY, Utah uutnhpr 2end 1874.
AEIlluR pAgBUNs, keay,
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A t1aie uvmUut into tine sccrtUons, AMI
tho bite of man in state u fronzlcd
rage Is almost AZ deadly ~ thht Of a mad
dog.
Fear destroys tho rcslftivo oapahilliy
md, MS 10 wosc, lets down The dravbrdFc
and makes way Tor ths enemy. In season.
OF epidemic, thUfov 30 IS necessary 60
cultivate tranquility and chctriulucas, 20
learn not % fear aud 90 surround ono
self with an etmorphcr " personal. men.
tnl and physical defiance % dangers 10 DO
addition 10 this, duo precautions o. Go
drcss, diet and rost ore taken, ono mny
walk in the midst of Che pcstllcnco and
dwu IN infected regions, and mo- deadly
thing shall harm one Now YORK Ledger
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VOl AXE HEREBY NtoNiltEn To Az
4 pear ~ an acton brought against Yuu bY
th1 a6uvt named plainun in soc Di.tuct Cuur.
OF The Third Judicial uis rict uf tho truitufY
ui buf ud tu answer thc amended rou'
plaiut nlrd therein withiu ten days tcNclusitu
u nc DAY % aUrticel aitcr ihr sofgitc uu 1uu
81 tnis demons y served within tut county
or u served out ~ IT, rouuti, but in tnis
district, Ntnln tWCnif dlya, 0thUrWisr witain
tor days or Judgment 'hy drtaulf viii De-
taken asHtust you. according @ the PRAYER %
salu amended conn aiut
THIS court for tho force a. urr OF certain
mortgage oNrcutcily dcfcpdtuts liufAc tnonn
g =. g. Alt sept,mh,r !. On, ~. upol prem.
lscs urst hereinafter uttcttHtd. gwen 10 srtt 70
payment ut ccrtnin ptomtsur, note, Ukrs
rutcd ht ran dcfsnt nj 10 "a Il q. :. cara,
August .4rd. ~, fr il.ui hue u.c war
alter dair, Win interest from maiufity at 40
per cent per uuuu'i said ucto being que aud
uupaid, save iutuftst ~ luiy it, sui Hud
50 ~ paid 90 !uih, lN's. aud isnn % ptit
AMI ~, lrtii saii note nai m"liEaEr having
bcon duiy Assigntd 20 paintn. VIII en- b. unw
tue holder turfruf, pare u fHii premises
having been released nom op'raii,n ni sad
murig gc bciur the premises terOn ~ heron.
after described, 70 have amount OF said
mortgage debt hsrrftAiued Huu auuum. due or
oNius G. Mrs Hco. stern secured on sad
premises, g. hive A. order % sale il usual
TORN 20 leo amount 4 Ie go pliinud. nnI tor
otucr rrlieis said murtgagcd premises aia
ac.crbcd ~ ig'iuws g. VT togmgn,m g as
=. ". corner OF Doe d, blncA %. Plat ~ HHIL
Lake INV ruiNuY. running tluuft east 90
{ ut g. tncu uuuh Iff feet thrurr Wtai 80
itrL thence south ili feet 90 tcg nuinE tait
70 UrsOi pfuulHrH ore described Ha fuIluwsI
Commencing 40 = D inl 2 Itct uasi OF uuutn.
west corner OF SAT- lot 3, running thence east
lIu feet, thence north % fec. thence wrHt 100
iCet, thence suI Do ne iecl 90 beginning also
commencing I'D 70 point 10 ICrt cas- aud rods
tuuth u uurtuWratrufnHr uf HHit lot iruuutuF
thence east DO tprt, thence suutn ~ feet
thence west in feet. tIUuru north ill fees %
lrrlnnug, tltuatu ln ALT iHAU tity aud
touuty. liah hnd you orc hereby nutinrI
th1tit you tail O. appear and answer tho HliI
amended complaint D. above fequlrrI, the
suid y ainuh viii apply 70 The court Tor relief
demanded therein.
Witness tive ~ On. samuel a. Merritt, Judge,
anu tnc sral of me uisulct tuuuui
tho lhIrl Judicial uistrirt On aud tor
SEAL tNe urrit ~ ~ utih. this IN day u
June IN tho year NJ our LORI ono
lhuusund eisht hundred and ninety
four
DAVID C. DUNBAR, Ciork
~ oLo. % LOuuis Deputy Clors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-25

Joseph ilattcnhach. painful, W DANIEL
AluNandef, Julia Alexander, Jennle exam .
der, hCnl tmiu 0triuWan, Isaac Batter ana
tamuU, Butler, co partnerfa liutcr htulhrras
hCnry hiue, u iliiam ~uN, u, EiHemau, Juna'
tuan iuCc, ID kiHrman Hui ., Michael Coz
parlnora AZ bico, .tix a Company, :, W, Mo s
n on, dward n rril, .umu Neral and
Thomas A. Kent, co pHftncrs A. Mois
uann Merrill a Company huwart
IAnrty aud John o. T.. Woodruff,
co .paftnora a. y = jairry 4 Company UuCt.
ford Suspendor Company, u corporation a. X
Ntualhllef. j cob H. Nrusttdicr, David Nuu.
sthdiur, lsaan upprnheimrr aud sigm1nd
feurntwAnger, c0.pHrtuefs a. Ncu tldtr
Brothers anu salt Ike Continuation Com.
pany, o corporation, defendants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-25

And 10 accordance with law. and order Of
the hoard OF directors made on the 18th dAy u
AUGUST, is1i, 90 many shares ~ each parcel Of
such stock a. may be necessary, viii be sold a.
The south door of Weber County tourt House
in ogden. Utah, on the AMI nay q octouef
iHlt ut 70 o'r Och noon OF Huif day, 10 uaY de-
lUquont assessment thereon together with the
cost Of adycritsiug and exponses OF the sale
D a. MNl HpfFrtafV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-25
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court lH ana Tor salt Lake
County, Territory Of uth.

In the Probate Court iH nnd Tor salt LAKE
County. Territory Of utth.
In the matter NJ the estate u Jane IRE.
wees. deceased.
NOTICE ~ uLKfnY GIVEN THAT
~ John Trrwco executor o. the ct 90 ~
JHnr Iruwcsa uoctascG. hta rendered { r
sotiIcmett and Ell tu saii cuufi, "a nnal
account II administrator ui saul estate and
petition Tor final DO ubutuu OF Doe festiuc OF
sntd estate amonf the ptrsuus onuted thereto,
and tnat Fuday the 10Th Jay Of November,
a ID is1t AZ 100 clock am. Al tho cuu.t room
Of s4id Iuri, in tho County uurt lituso, AT
IKE cts and Couhti. ttah Territory. haH
been uuiy appointed hy tho Juder vt said
cOuri, tor tie settlement Of sHid uccoun aud
hearing said pctiiiun Tor diatrilui ON, NJ which
time aud lace any person mt rested ~ hHid
estlte may appear aud show ruuse, anl
there be- WHY Said account HhN MD not DO
settled and approved anu nuni disttiuuiiou
made nH prat cd Tor
IA v MEIOY,
clerk NJ the Probate Court
iy =. ,. JACK. tcputy,
o. ~ JACK Attorney
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Nina y. Mucbt,l Flniuun W. william
NAchtd. Defendant
The reop.e % the %! TOY OF Utah ,cnd
Won AXE nEREut IN ouIHEp 10
Il appear Do un aruon brough araiuat YOU
u tho above namod pmnun 10 thr District
tour. uf the hird judl lal GIstr 20 Ut mo ier.
ulurY ui itih anu 10 answer tue r1mpIaint
uIeu lhrrrih Withiu ton DAYS trhclufiyr Of the
ual nl a,lNl,yl M'rf inc service on you OF thia
aummons-ii served within TINS county OF. N
served our or mt cuuntY, tut In ans ditttict.
Wiihin twenty days. otherwise within fYfty
dhys or ludsmcnt by default will be- taken
ssa'nst l9n' according 10 the prayer OF ssid
.iic snid 40 ION {. brought to have a decfee
~ ihN court uissolyinE tho honda NJ matrl.
meny 'Asuus uelWern pilinun brd fofcnd.
ant, hud AWar ing 10 plAinuH the t.f udy Of
tho miuor chi'l lssuo OF said MARRIAGE. and
lui olhtr frucii prayed on tho following
slounua, 90 Wlt: THAI within one month alter
ahid marriage defendant wiltuliy aud Without
cause deserted aud abandoned plaintiH. nnd
has ever On q continued 10 90 tesrft ana
Alandun plalniin aud to live separate and
ApaTt rom h,f, without any suilI"ient cause
~ reason, ana against her Will aud luther,
mat Tor over two yehrs last past teff ndant hls
Wituly neglected 70 provide fOr plnintit IN,
common neeessanes o. Ito, having The ability
Auiyou are hereby notified that II Won fan
20 appear ana answer the said complaint NJ
above required, the alld plaintiff will apply 10
the court Tor Mo relief demanded theron
witness thu Hon. samuel A Merritt judge.
ami the seal " mo district court OF M
Ihrd Judicial uiatrict IN and for tho
IsEALl TERRITORY Of Utah, tHis glst day NJ
ecpio her. ~ tho year Of our ford
one lhHusnnd eight hundred and
ninety four.
ptvIu @, DUNBAR.
NM, ,.... CLERK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-25

The People Of the orrt1ry Of 10 aoni
greeting 10 sal am hutke HAY O..
hufto. NE wife, tdwurd iuputE Nfa.
Nsyiso "' Nasno''u' al,,si''
Mary HuAru, Intun Nuuuua ihna, %
rat take city, a cufp0f 100, tdwari o.
MIrta, truainu for 30. ~. htuu. ~. u
SCOT. anu NJ. " nuiufi, d, ". TAYLOR and
gorge CruUtur. 0uipE husinrss uldcr tho
lrs nam u ffomuni1rY etocg COMPANY,
us.rudauta
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-25
DAVIS AND WEBER COUNTIES CANAL
o. MPANf,
OGDEN, UrAn TrnRIIonr.

NJ oricE THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described stock. on
ecrouut OF atsefanieuu cviuu on hugu ~.
- we several amounts set opposite tht
names o. the respective shareholders, o. FOL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-25

Plum rot may ne partially prcycatci
on next years crop by going over Gle
trees and removing all mummy pec'.
mems. Pick up those ON the ground un.
der trees and burn them. just before
buds opon mako an application Of weak
bordeaux mixture
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-25
ChaSY W. StaynGr,
LAWYER.
Mocorniok-Rleha Building,
First South street. Salt Lake City
ESTATES.

Heirs and others having an estate to
settle should consult Chas. w. Stayner.
lie has had an experience Of over
twenty-five years as attorney for estates.
wis drafted aud estates settled. Office
MeComiek-Riehards Building, Salt Lake
City.
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suMMnNs


The National Bank NJ tho Republic. plaiu'in,
W
william burke, MARY l.. lfurho,a vie, dNafd
topper. Mfs. HHufge ". stUarn tathcriue
n. lcg hafuu huytCr, " liam b Nrs
touiUt, Mary hrAon, Union National
hnuk ~ ~nlt lake CIV, corporation. M
ward ~ Vic q, ituftce tor 10 % scott
II, d. scott and ". ~ Uufuri. j W iaFur
auu NeufEr lrprkCr, doing hu fIntaa under
the hfm nHmr % lfumuntufy rtuck tom
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-25
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Tho Great aud Wonderful
Magnetic Healer,


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pslptAtlun Of tho Heart aud all Private
diseases, Dyspepsia, Foul Breath Far
tIysis, Bronchitis. Drop,y, Baldnes',
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SUMMONS

N the district Court in Hud Tor tho Third
County OF salt Lao.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-25

Nina y. Wacht,l Piniuun vs. william 4
NAChtrl Defendant
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The People Of tho Tor llofy OF Utah send
rresung TO William E.Wacnt,l Dei,ndant'
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-27
JOHNSON AND HIS KNIFE.
They Cause Dick Reimes to Be
Taken to the HosDitaI

They Cause Dick =Refmes to Be
Taken to the Hospital.
Dick Reimes. porter employed at
the Dakota saloon, adjacent to the st.
James hotel, has always prided himself
upon being good-looking fellow for a
porter. But even his claims to personal
beauty have all vanished now, like the
mist before the sun. 1T all came about
Though his affection for young woman
known as Christine Martin, and the fact
that he had a rival. His rival halls
from South st. Paul, and his name IS
Ben johnson. Yesterday Ben came to
this city. and during the day fell in with
Christine. who lives at 221 Washington
avenue south. About o'clock in the
afternoon In the afternoon he met Dick
Reimes at this place. They met in the
hallway which leads down into the
alley, Which one of the men started
the fight is not known, but it is known
that they had fight. Reimes will ties.
tlfy to that fact.
johnson used knife on his rival
with great effect. He sashed him about
the face, head and neck, and would no
doubt have finished him had not Officer
Cronin put In an appearance. The
central patrol wagon took the wounded
porter to the city hospital, and Johnson
was escorted to the central station.
When Reimes reached the hospital he
was in a bad way, and the surgeons
were obliged to take forty stitches in
his face, head and neck. His beauty is
gone forever; his wounds, however, are
by no means fatal. Last night Officer
Long brought Christine Martin to the
ftation and locked her up. She swears
she has done nothing to warrant her
arrest. but it is likely she will be kept
tor a witness.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-27
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The case against Aid Rollins for
libel was called i'll the criminal court
yesterday morning, and at the request
of both sides went over the term.
Dean Pattee, of the university law
school, will deliver lecture at the
Church of the Redeemer this evening
on the Law of Human Progress"
William Foley. arrested for stealing q
set OF harness, was sent to the work
house Yesterday for twenty days. He
pleaded drunkenness as an excuse.
The twenty-siXth annual meeting of
the Women's Christian association was
held last night at the First Baptist
church, the exercises being very inter-
esting.
Charles Kline, or Miller. the pick
Pocket arrested for snatching the purse
of Maggie Alleck, was held TO the grand
jury yesterday OIL the charge of grand
larceny.
Mayor Eustis yesterday afternoon
signed the resolution apprOpriating
$3.50 out of the contingent fund for the
expenses of the recent editorial aSSocia-
ton entertainment.
At the regular meeting of the Con-
gregational club last night all inStruc-
I We address was delivered by President
George A. Gates, of the Iowa college, on
the subject of the Church and the
World"
A regular meeting of the Minneapolis
Homeopathic Medical society will be
held tomorrow evening in the quarters
Of the association in the Dayton block.
A paper will be read by DR.. ii. w.
Bfazle on the Feeding of Infants"
Samuel Sargent, charged with having
"a .A1X In Of n, No
Mars, the jewelers., stolen by William
Randy, was arraigned in the police
court yesterday, and his case was con-
tinued until today,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-27
FACE TO FACE.
Phil scheig and His Pretty Wife
in the Court Room.

Fnll Schefg and His Pretty Wife
in the Court Room.
Phil Scheig was brought face to face
with his wife yesterday morning in the
court room presided over by Judge
Elliott. Shorn of his hair. which was
cut so closely to his head that the white
of the scalp shone through the black
Stubble, and sans mustache, the ex-
cashier and present convict looked odd
and sallow, to say the least. The case
IN which his evidence was required was
that of his wife against Sheriff James
Eye, being an action of replevin to sat
isfy Judgment against Scheig. The
eX-cashier's pretty blonde wife claimed
that the horse land buggy belonged to
her, and so brought the action against
the sheriff to recover their value.
When she took the stand her unfortu-
nate husband looked at her fixedly and
kept his eyes glued upon her face until
she left the court room. She stated that
he had given the horse and buggy to
her, and that she had used it consinu-
ally until it was taken from her by the
sheriff. She did not know anything
about her husbands affairs, she said,
He never told her anything in the line
of business.
The defense called Scheig to the stand
when his wife had concluded her testi-
mony, ostensibly for the purpose of
testfying for the defense. Mark Hayne,
Mrs. Scheig's attorney, objected to the
husband testifying On the side opposed
to his wife. and the objection was sus-
tanned. Scheig was accordingly taken
back to his cell. AS he stepped into the
cage he remarked:
1T wouldn't have hurt her any if |
had testified"
In tho afternoon the jury returned a
verdict for the plaintiff in the sum of
$500.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-27
ENEGREN HAS HIS SAY

Comes Back in a SpicY Letter
at Public Examiner Kenyon.
Expert Enegren has written letter
in reply 20 public examiners structures
OIL his (Enegren's) possible condonlng
of a crime when a clerk in the State
bank.
Mr.. Enegren says in his letter:
81 was employed in the State bank
as correspondent about four months
previous to the date of his report. The
position was considered of so little i'm
portance that l was not even required
TO furnish bonds. l never had charg e
nor access to the principal books: never
saw any of the discounts, and only
stepped up to the teller's window when
requested by the president, cashier or
assistant cashier, when one or more
of these officials were going out for
lunch. never saw Mr.. Kenyon until
met him i'll Attorney General Childs'
office at the capitol after the bank fail
ure. when l confronted him with Ger
tain irregularities in other banks which
had come to my knowledge, and which
Mr.. Kenyon attempted to dodge. | did
not even know when his examination
of the State bank was made until after
The failure of the bank, when I saw
his report. Having had no access
to the books, consequently 10 way of
finding out. L had to rely upon the as
surance of the president and cashier.
that the bank was in excellent condi-
lion. Mr.. Kenyon will hence see that
he has made an entirely false statement
III regard to me. l was never asked or
even approached by him or his deputy
examiners, or any one else, in regard
to the Solvency of the bank, and if
had been would only have been able to
say that as far as L was informed by
said bank officials the bank was all
right.
"Mr. Kenyon attempts to lay the
blame upon the weakness of the law"
continues Mr.. Enegren, 'but had he
done his duty, even in accord with the
present law, much of the trouble might
have been avoided. l cannot see why
the law is responsible for Mr.. Kenyon's
failure to report upon the true nature
of more than S100,00U worth of paper.
Mr.. Kenyon says for him to know that
all the secret relations between man.
ayers of banks and their customers, of
the makers of their paper is not to be
expected, and the paper in the case re-
ferred to was passed upon by the proper
au.horlties or the State bank and by
them approved
Nv bile making the Investigation, or.
dered by the county attorney, [ found
that every transaction was recorded and
the underlying facts are as plain as
daylight. failed to see how 1t could