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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-31
suMMpNs
In the District Court 10 aud for the Thud
Judicial District q Utah orritory,
County OF ralt Lata


n. n. sch0t,ler, plsinuG, W. Esrsh a. Lows,
defendant
The People o. tho Territory ~ ut,h .snd
grgeUna 60 tarlh A. Love, defendant
Uuu AVE MIR ny REQUIRED 40
y appear in an action brought sgaiust you
b. the above named piatutd iu tas Dfstfio.
Couu u Tue 1hird Jtdi3id Dlsiriot u The
lrrrtufy Of lthh, und Go answer iho com.
Plant hIci therein WITHIN Ten days tezciu8,gu
" The oay o. setyircl after the service on you
% thit summuus=i sew d Within thi- couu.
VI o., 10 tOrsed out uf tuis county, but IN this
uistuct within iwtnN uaYti othcrNise within
forty uvH-or Judgment by default Will be
taAen ast.nst leu, according 10 the prayer o.
tlid complaint.
lhs SAID a. i9a Il brought to fsys Judy.
msut against tAid defendant m sum of f.o,t
wish interest ueteOn from Aiay 10, lsgl II Que
yer cent b Df tuOutn. tor 60 attorneys aud
c1t nj suit. alleged 20 pe due On certain
prpmistOg. note. executed by defendant TO
AlbsrtJ Whuo. May % issl ior iiyl win DO
tcfust tful dNo ~ one per cont per month,
same Tong due aud woody unpaid. ana being
toUUrcu by a mortgage Of cyru date on prem
i'lfsas,s.. .slii kib,T J. MhHs sid uo.s
ana t.n.tssFn having bUyn duly As'iF fcd 10
rlAnu1 vino "a nov tNu owner and holder
iutf,uf, to nave tho usu4i decree vi ibis court
fnf tun fHrf clssute Of altd mortgage oludNn 4
ihlt proceeds ~ fHId sac uo Hpphud IN par.
inous 10 emuunis due ~ above tuAtdoisnoAnt
nud Al pursuns claiming under hor be barred
tni ~ .tcigHrd ut a, claim Or equity ~ re-
derui1u iu ssii prcmitet. that pisuun have
= dehrIrnsy Judgment asuiast defendant and
tor O.uHrrUIiais sol pr utsos hfc described
. follow, t0'wi'. aOui Jos 81. b och ?, A. =
Whtr6 goulh salt Lao, aI,uatod az spt Lake
tUuuiy Utah,
AMI Son sre hereby notified that u you fah
20 EpIu sud answer the sud complaint -
pu1yH &c Iuifsd, lhe fAtd rlhtuur VIII Aptly -
fLr r1ufi Tor tue relief Urn arlei therein.
witness, tue Hon amuUl OIL. MrruU, ludEe,
AuI the fuaI o. thr uistrnG tyarl "
tho Ihifd judicial District IN an
lsEALl for che 1erutnN % Utah, tbs .ith
d. n Uc,tnutr. tu tho ycsr u out
tHft uuH thyusani eight hundred
ana ninety fuLr.
DAVID Il. DUNBAR, CLERK
Nv GRO. v iOOaIs, Deputy tlurk.
John ". Cannon, 1it0r ~ tor plainun.
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PLAIN

Mary Jano-Why docs tho man in tho
middle o. tho diamond stand md hold
tho boil so long gud mako faces at the
man with tho bats
Abner-Cm't you seo7 Wants TO
uaEc him 80 mad 10 can't hit tt
Cleveland Plan Dealer.
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NpTICE

TIME ANNUAL NETTING or THH
ItocEloldrrs of tho lobsrci Nuwt toU'
ppny, Tor the o'ugtiuu u directors ior mo ~,
suinF year, Will bo held AZ tho once OF VIZ
prpsiC6ut al the company, No, 81 East hgA.h
tgninls strcot, SAT- iAku uity on saturday
septs nhar ~. l.g5. ut 30 o'clock o. m,
SALT IAKE CIR, August -, l'ia.
JOIlN EAANn, torfelhIy'
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
1 stockholders of tho salt Like and -
Angeles hallway Company VIII 30 helh ~ ble
once ~ the prosiueut Of the romptny, 80 1'
X routh Temple street, on Saturday 7rplem-
Dor gllsab, ~ 10 a m. tor tho ~ rpose % orc,tE
directors Tor tho ensuing 'ar ana iof Ahe
transaction OF such other uuAlltsu a. may
legally come before the meeting,
l. a. CLAYTON, soegsIATT
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TOOL Nn1ice.
IN the Probate Court in and for salt Lac
County, Territory ot usAh,
In the matter Of the estate Of EhIABst
Wllltf. deceased.


~ oTtCE IA iIkNLuY OWEN THAT
- William ! Nilleg. tdmittUhtOr u the
estate % EltEauatn Nillrt. usrInsed. has rsn,
dsfod for settlement ana uIrd iu Hall court,
lie nhsl sacuuut " MS HdUluthiTaugn Of sail
estate "a UViitiou Tor luaI distribution VI tho
residue % slii Uutato among mo persona gu
uued thereto, aud that liursdgy, thr ;th day
uf HUpttmher. A. u lH.h, AZ 10 O'Clock o. m d,
a. the court room % Hsil court. 90 tto County
court Nuuta, rAlt Lake tIiY and County, UtAl
rrriiory, has Teen duly HrruiuIrd bY Ar
Judge " ahll cnurt, fuT Mo sHINcmr % Haid
account Eul hearing said petition Tor dfirib'
ulion, 20 which tim ana place any person
lnterosIoi iu fsid o., ATE may hTpsar aud show
cause, " anT thVgr be-, why 4aiu account
shuuld DOT 20 ssturd and approved And nhAi
dltuihunon made az prayed Tor,
DAtel August u, A. u. ls,5.
o. B.. STANTON,
ClsES % ths FrobatsC0aTt
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SUMMONS.
Ia the Di,trie; Court In aud for the THIRD
Judieiai Iisguei of Jtsh TsrHg0fy,
Couuty ~ salt Lac.
Matthew nngert. Planted, VI, Usro,ins }. III
CERT, bUfun lHnt.

To the people Of thc Territory 81 Utah send
HTcs'lnF 10 CafoiInu . 60 gsft DESCENDANT
NOu AiE HEREBY UEQtiNtb 10 Az.
4 p1ar 90 An action ufgusr' against you ~
tuu above named UlatutiH fU Soc histIrt t0uft
" ths tuifl juliCia. natiCl % cue Territory
81 itan, uuI Go AuHNUr the tumV hiut ulFH
therein within ton days ,ut,iuHiEU 90 the GHy
Of sorilrtI after tho service uH you 20 tui.
summons 70 served Uiluu tuiH county or. u
tcrNuu out NJ thia county Qua IN uis district.
wiiulu twenty duFts UttUTvHe will . tuItY
utTs.aur iud-m. No W default will Co., tNAsu
o. untt you. according Co tEc prayer o' -Ni
coml iaiht
l1s sad action is brought fl hsyu decree
a. tlls yUuu aDHului.r uN1.t.Is p.Hftf
from defendant ana sraupHs pA.uuI futu
other rVuut a. shall lu NErrvHulr 10 vVuIN
Aud F1ld conscience PRAYED on tue Fttunl
thht uu MAY ~ 1874, without auI pruNurauuu
ur rNufl ON tho pIft OF uiaiuNui UtiCnNaht
WItuuy destft q plant q, AuI ca said date
departed from ltan avrfItarr, AMI UsH hrHu
fuf uufe tntu Que year IaHt psAt TVtilluz -
hast dubuque Illinois
knl you Irr hereby nodded that u you '1il
TO appear ana auswor the ssit g1upsIut Dc
above required tho sad pan la Hul apply 60
The couit Tor me rcusf dsinanaud thrTcu
witness, the Hon. samuel a. Cffiit judge,
and the seal u, co. District tOurs ~
the Iurd Jgdlriai % ttrtct, IN snd
ltEALl for tho iTgginTs ui ital this 18th
day " July, Iu thc year % our Lori
one thousand tIsh. LuLlrrd Aad
blyiD. G.. puSuAE, CLERK
ny Gao. u. looNis, Deputy CLERK.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by Tx hs
I.t,te or HERMAN nNhn, dttt4seu'
10 tne oTcdIt1rs 0L ana Wl peTsoha nfii
ing claims agGiuat thu saii drfeasel, 'n uA XXI,
S'ontbs nftgr IN, ma publication Of lhl' ho,
tco' 10 no said uiministra'or 1{ ms IN IN
Ma. M. Con.utuuOn llut dpg NML lahe .'''
In Inc County ut alt Lakr, ItAh io''''0'''
pA'eu aug ~ JONI NJ CANNoS.
Administrator OF the estate 81
KAhn, Deceased
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rsrRAY POUND notice.

nNT Ray HORSE ABOUT YEARS OH.
~ IN LETS thiHh. cart md naFac,s
One inrTel horse about Is ycus old, W let
shoulder
Ia ihs nbovo described trimslt arc mot
cisirsd Fnd tttcu away on or before seTtru.
tfr I'D. 1sgA. ttoy will be HIld a. Jity Ettfay
joins y. NATION.
Pound Keeper.
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EsTsAY POUND NOTICE.

nNE RAJ uOHsI ABOUT % YEARS
" Old, branded D lctt shoulder, While
latF.
u The shove described saImA' is not clalmct
% ~ before september. lIa. b. viii " so d
Al civ Lattay luuul ul d ~. W.
JUuS T. NATION,
Found keeper.
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Tlio normal s1urin, ~ milk has until
quito reocntly been Sc ;Nried as a char
scteElltlc " i-...l. ll.e -. ...gH.s.-'sd hy
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Aud IN fecIrdaucc with Jaw NHI orHa...
ne board % directors made ON tlH I.tHH. p.
June' lE.1l ~ meuY shares OF tarl uarr.I o
tu'h 10 = as may no ntylsIaFy wi. o. .f.I ~
the uflye % CHARLES ttrwhr. huafH .l t..,g'
slure hu'llnE, Main street, sIIt faLe al.
ltHh, ON The htn dAv uf september. Is.I. am
touf 90 O'Clock T. mt " raII dar. d. 81.
delinquent HsfOssmrut thereon tussttIf III IL
iuo .tHt ui advertising aud ,AUyrsts OF SAD
JOuN % 90 NNui IL rrrsIl.UL
Attest 4. -. tONLts. .tcIrttry.
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poultry tho chicks hayc 10 10 killed
quito young, lay ten 10 wcolas old for
broilorJ, tho most profitable time A.
roas,gr, being ct 8 mUuihL
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lenntl therfrgtnn sui iitrfle o. ifsftrfts
partners duur hutuFst under IIH Ur3
n.mc o. theuirstou a iiatAu1ss plata.
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Tho Lisht Brnhma ia superior win.
ter layer, producing tho larger number
Of her crgs from October 10 May. As
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sUMMoNs

Ia the district tnud VI mo Th.rt Igu.
Ui SAT- laka
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The People of tho Territory OF ttah srsI
grttuuk 10 Walker NTH. defendant

walker mnn, defendant
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To the people OF the Territory q uiah scf
ucsuhg 70 Csfo,lno D ui sea. Ds:guiAuL
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suSisioas.

Ia the District C0tri In aud Tor tho Third
Judicial u sifiut 81 U.n Territory,
touugy q ras L.Lu.
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EISTEDDFOD!

The unique comroiiiivc musical aud
literary festival Of the Camhfians OF tho
Old and New World. The national pss.
time Of the Welsh. Given under tho
auapic-. Of tho Cambrleu h ISOLATION Of
Utah and afiScent State, and y rfilotios.
aud the Tabernacle choir " salt Lake
CITY, UiAh, viii be held ut tAe ur9Ag
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special hates FROM AL rStnts In
Utah, CsIsrNda. WysuAias
AAd kaAaa.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-03-06

The pathetic story of the deatd
of Lambert Deakons by starv-
ton and the pitiful poverty in
which he AM his wife were
found furnishes striking illus
tration of the failure of the best
organize | charity system TO find
ard relieve the most necessitous
cases of destitution. Thousands
of dollars are wastel on pro-
fessional buns who deserve
nothing tut hungry stomachs,
while every now and again o
case Of real starvation is
brought to light. The case of
Deakous was but'a duplication
# that of many other proud
spirited, self-respectlng.. people
who have suffered slow starva-
ton which any Of their nearest
ueighbors would. have cheer
full y relieved. The fault can
not lie specifically laid at the
door of anyone, but the sad fact
that human beings do starve to
death in a land of plenty is 8
sharp admonition to the for
tunate h alf of the work. that il
is their business to find out how
the less fortunate half live, and
to be sure they do live and not
die from starvation. -Philadel.
phia Times.
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The Philadelphia Telegraph,
Republican, says "that this
Congress will be arraigned as
the most incompetent, the
aost ignorant, and the most
imbecile body ever brought to-
gether in the national capital is
foregone conclusion, the last
ing disgrace Of which will be
stamped on the repute of every
member Of the majority party
as he sinks home to his betray,
ed and defrauded constituents. .
Our respected contemporary is
entirely mistaken. Much worse
Congresses than the present
Congress, (for instance the
Fifty.first) have gone out Of
existence before, and they were
republican Congresses, too. JUS
wait until the new republican
congress cones in and make
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-03-06

Of this country went quietly about
their business, trafficking and
trading, buying and selling, dig
ging and delving and paying
very little attention to what con-
gres. or the administration were
doing, in so far as what they did
or did not do concerned business.
But Of late years people have got
ten in the habit of looking to
congress for everything. The
people, perhaps are not to blame
so much, for vicious legislation
for twenty-five years past has been
towards the Capitalization of pow
er. 1t has been such as to put in
the hands of a few the power to
create conditions to suit their I'M
holy purposes and crafty their
own greed, and so We look to see
what congress is going to do be-
fore we make a business venture
of any importance.
The business .tagnation of late
months has been due to this fact,
and now that congress has ad-
ljourned and the administration is
preparing to go duck hunting it
is to be hoped the country will
make an effort to do. business on
its own hook. We believe it will.
We have believed all along that
all the country wants is a chance,
and now that congress is out Of
the way and there is no danger Of
the government meddling with
business or doing anything to in
terrupt its natural flow, people
will settle down TO business, trade
will fall into its proper. channels
and better times will be the result.
We confidently look for active
spring trade that will lap over
into summer, and this will clear
the decks for the biggest fall and
winter trade known for ten years
We honestly believe the signs Of
the times point to good and prof
table business for 1895. The peO
pie are anxious for it, the condi
tons are favorable for it. Why
should ii not come?
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A wonan,s Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has
been made and that by 4 lady IN this
county. Disease fastened It's clutch
q upon her and for seven years she
withstood its severest tests, but her
vital organs were undermined and
death seemed eminent. For three
months she coughed necessarily and
could not sleep. She bought Of us .
bottle Of DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption and was so much
relieved on, taking drst dose that ste
slept all night and with one bottle
has been miraculously cured. Her
name is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus
write w. o. Hamrick a Co., of Shell.
by N. C.--Get a free trial bottleat
Bcaknalls d Sons.
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known as "Tuckahoe." 1t was
burning in two different places !
hundred yards apart, when FIRST
seen-and a night Waterman re.
ports that he saw the man uhs Sc,
the FIRE and tried to catch him; but
the fend escaped. The loss ma,
be estimated at at least $40, 900 O
which there was insurance fol
about $4,000. Seven horses per
ished in the burning stables, be
longing to Mr.. Cummings; anc
two belonging to gentlemen from
the country. Twenty-Five houses
were burned, and stables.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-03-06

Rev. sam w. Small delivered
his lecture, "From Barroom to
Pulpit, at the Mission College
in Norfolk last Monday night fol
the benefit of the colored exhibit
Of Virginia at the coming Atlanta
Exposition.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-03-06

JOHN L. SULLIVAN has reached
Boston from the South, He says
that most Of the stories sent from
that section about him were not
true. He had no intentions, he
said, of going to Cuba or Spain
or doubling" up with a temper
ance orator. Heis disguised will
the theatrical business, and here
after proposes to look after hi
farm.
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Reviewed.

NGfAsWCus
A review Of the work Of this
session, the Fifty-third Congress
must necessarily deal more with
what was attempted to be done
than that which was accomplish
ed. The session has been parti-
cularly marked BY the inability
Of the Senate and the House to-
agree upon many Of the most i'm
portant problems presented to
them. Much more legislation was
passed by the House of Represen-
tatives than by the Senate, be-
cause the rules Of the House pro-
vide machinery for compelling a
vote which disposes Of bills.in one
way or another, while the tradi-
tons Of the Senate as delibera-
tive body permit interminable dis
cussion and delay.
The session which has just closed
met on December 4 last with one
imperative and perennial task-to
frame and enact the various ap-
preparation bills without which
1.-THE wheels Of the government
would be somewhat in the plight
iof the earth il the sun were to be
distinguished, Next in. impor'
lance was the financial question,
for which no definite plan of set
Element beyond many free silver
bills and various individual
! schemes was then in view. Sew
eral important bills came over a:
a heritage from the preceding SEES
sion, each backed by earnest adj
vocates, which were in expecta
ton TO be inevitably voted upon
1 Several important bills werC
: placed on the calendar Of til,
Senate at the beginning Of th'
term, handed down from the lons
! session, when they had been pass
i ed by the House. Prominen
among them was the bill to es
tablish a uniform system Of bank
ruptcy, which has been called tn
Bailey bill in the House, whicl
: was pushed in the Senate by Sen
ator George and debated intormlit
n tently, but finally sidetracked t
S make way for more popular o
E more pressing legislation.
The most interesting chapter q
the history of the session is mad
by the attempts at financial legi'
lation in both houses. After thes
!, the principal class of Legislation
accomplished by the short session
i was that making appropriation
I for the support ofthe government
: Not a little general legislation wa
! incorporated into the appropria
ton bills and the efforts T. en-
: graft amendments upon them in
: creased as the days Of Congress
lessened and the failure Of specia
measures became certain.
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exhibit, and unless the signs
of the times arc very Deceptive,
the Telegraph will have a bigger
chunk on hand than it can
well chew in its estsmates of
Congresses.
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John W. wadsworth, one ofthe
best known citizens Of Charlotte, is
dead.
Smithfeld Herald: We are sorry
to have to chronicle the death O
Mr.. Walter T. Rose, Of Bentonvills
township.
staniy News: Will May, colored
was convicted Of burning Stanly's
jail last Wednesday evening and
sentenced to six years In the peni.
tertiary.
Newberne Journal: Hr. C..
Hawkins, of Burlington, n. c.,
and Miss Bette Willis, daughter
Of Mr.. T. 9. Willis, Of Morehsad
City, was joined together in the
holy bonds Of wedlock, at the re.
sidsnes Of the brides father, at s
O'Clock a. H., Tuesday morning,
March S, Rev. Bumpsss, pastor Of
Ann street Methodist church,
Beaufort, officiating.
At Ia:4o o'clock Tuesday morn.
ing, the alarm Of FIRE aroused the
citizens Of Kinston. II was first
discovered In the stable In the
rear Of Mr.. James Cumming store
in that part Of town familiarity
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An exchange prints the pictures
oil the twenty new United States
senators. Some Of them will add
nothing to the appearance of the
senate, but that is a minor con.
sideration. What the old senate
needs is brains, not beauty,-A.
lanta Journal.
The Chinese don't seen to dis.
play as much energy in treating
for peace as they do In rstreating
in war.-New York World.
Can Chicago afford to elect a
q mayor who curls the ends Of his
mous,sche on a slate pencill--
Washington Post.
As far as can be sscertained, the
most fragrant offense committed by
Count Csstellane was In having
been born a nobleman. Baltimore
Herald.
The present Indications are that
spring viii come early this year.
But we hope this remark will not
excite any over jealous housewife
to an early spring cleaning Bos.
ton Globe. *
New York Is about to have an.
other census Of her citizens. She
seems to enjoy that performance 9
hugely as a small boy counting
over his marbles. Boston Herald
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At last French journalist has
been killed in a duel. Well, well,
accidents will happen even iin the
best Of professionsl-New York
Recorder.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-03-06

There is curious tangle in tn,
affairs of the immigration bureau
which cannot be enlightened out
until the president returns from
his trip to North Carolina. BY ar
act passed during the closing hour.
of congress and which received tn,
presidents approval, the Office o
superintendent Of immigration wa.
abolished and the position Of
commissioner general Of immigra
tion was created. The provision
was made in the bill, which wa.
drafted m the treasury department
to continue in Office Mr.. Herman
Stump, Of Maryland, the present
Efficient superintendent Of imrni
grafton under the new title given
to the duties Of his Office as com.
missioner general Of immigration.
The consequence is that the i'm.
migration bureau is now without
an official head. Hr. Stump con.
tinues to exercise general super.
vision Of the work of the Office
but the official mail has to b,
signed by the chief clerk.
Vixen the president returns i
will Of course be entirely compe
tent for him to make recess ap
/ pointment, designating Superin
tendent Stump as commissions
general, and il the senate, when i
meets in December, confirms tn,
nomination, everything will be al
right. In the meantime and unit
the president returns and take.
action there is a vacancy at tn,
head Of the immigration bureau.