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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13
short Rulings.

The accounts of United States Dis
trict Attorney Judd and Of United
States Commissioner Harmed Pratt,
for quarter ending Dec. 81, 1894,
were approved.
Zion's Savings Bank & Tru5t Co.
vs. John P. Sorensen cit al; Judgment
and decree of foreclosure for Uhe
H. P. Mason, trustee vs.. Mark Nc
Kimnlins; Judge McDowaH appointed
referee.
Peter Wilson VS.. F. E. McGurrin ct
al; dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
Margaret Wilson VS.. NJ. E. McEn-
any ct al; same order.
Frank E. McGuTrin VS.. Julia S. NAL
tese ct al; application for decree
awarding petitioner surplus realized
from sale of property submitted and
taken under advisenent.
Samuel z. Vance VS.. J.. D. Kinney
ct al; hearing on motion of defend
ants to set aside default and judg-
nIent continued for one week and stay
of execution granted in the meantime
B. M. Ellerbeck vs.. John G. Midg-
ley ct al; order to show cause partly
argued and continued.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13
TOO RICH FOR HIS BLOOD.
The Fireman at the Joint Building
Resigns.

sHs y II AHiA1 at the JOINT fsulUlnS
Resigns.
Afessrs. Geddes and Roberts were
searching the corridors of the joint build
ing last pisht for Messrs. Corlm and
Watson. From basement floor to the top
story they searched but searched in vain:
anxiety was depicted on the races OF
the two selectmen, anxiety most intense
in character. The cause lay in the fact
that IL appointing no frenen, che joint
city and county building committee put
its foot in it.
pearance yesterday TO assume the duties
of his new twelve hour per day, $40 per
month place, he began 8 tour OF 1nspee-
ton with a View of familiarizing himself
with the task. After sizing I'D the boilers
he took a. jalrnt through the tunnel till
he came to the machinery part OF the
concern. After looking over the sWitcn
board and the numerous appliances used
in watering, warming and lighting the
structure he concluded that the place was
"toc- rich for his blood and so reported
to the two first named.
AS is well known the boiler house is
nearly a block distant from the main
building, in which all the machinery IS
located. This machinery is Of the most
delicate nature, the registers OF neat
alone being so constructed as to Work
unon the turning OF lair, as it were,
and in all details need almost constant
watching An evil-n1inded person gain
ing access could cause the county ana city
loss to the extent of thousands IN rev
It follows that the engineer. cannot
keep his fires going and attend to MS
ether duties and realizing this Rrougn
took the action stated. His reasons were
apnarenily 50 good that after q. vain
search for Corum and Watson, the select
men decided to continue the firenen, nn,
til tomorrow, when the committee viii
have another meeting.
T.
Great hosiery sale alt f. Auerbach &
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13
PERSONAL MENTION.

f. DuEin, agent for Hermann the ma
gician, is at the Cullen.
H. E. Bulen, a tourist from Columbus,
o., is Walker house guest.
E. NJ. Allison. jr., a well-known Ogden
lawyer, is in DOWN and registered at the
Cullen.
c. G. BurkIlardt, of the Chicago &
Northwestern railway, is a guest of the
Templeton.
Frederick H. Auerbach, of F. H. Auer-
bach & Bro, leaves for the east today
on business.
William Ulrich and ]. B. Montgomery,
of Anorristown, n. j., are tourist arriv-
ais ait the Cullen.
e. G. Smith, of Pennsylvania, and G..
w. Reynolds, of Rochester, are travelling
men at the Walker.
John Fisher, of the Philadelphia wool
firm of Fisher, Keiser & Co.. is stopping
at the KnutSford.
Robert Bllin and David H; Coles are
two Tourists from New York and now
guests of the Knutsford.
George A. Hill. Omaha, and Ben Stein
rotan, of San Francisco are travelling
men quartered ait the Templeton.
E. NJ. Johnson. who is prominently
connected with the hex Smelling COM
pany, is registered at the Knutsford.
P. j. Quealey, wife and boy, are at the
Knutsford. The gentleman is we'll
known in coal mining circles and halls
from Rock Springs.
Edward Hanks, wife and daughter,
Mrs. ]. c. Sullivan, Miss Lizzie Sullivan,
r. G.. Wilson and J. c. NIcCIhrystal, are
Eureka people domiciled at the Cullen.
W. B. Searles. THE genial city engineer
of Provo and division superintendent of
the Salt Lake and Afercur railway, is in
town on a short business trip and stop
ping at the Walker.
Fritz Schmidt, of Germany, D. A Adj
AIMS, of Denver, F. E: Rogers, of Rocf-
ester Hugo Ash, of Chicago, ]. S. How
ell, of San Francisco, and n. C. Tolman,
of Lincoln, Neb., are tourist arrivals at
the Templeston.
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FOR CONTEMPT.
John Hanswirth shows Cause Why
He should Not Be Punished.

John Hansuirth Shows Cause Why
He Should Not Be Punished.
John Hanswirth. the defendant in
the divorce suit brought by Lena
Hanswirth. appeared to show cause
why he should not be committed for
contempt in failing to comply with
the order.of the court made on Dec. 8,
directing him to pay alimony in the
sum of $50 a. month and $50 attorneys
fees during the pending of the suit.
When asked what excuse he had TO
offer, Hauswirth now said that he was
employed in the Union Pacific car
shops, and received only S37 for his
last months services. Though he mad
been unable to pay the attorneys fee,
he had given his wife support of her
self and children S23 since the order of
the court was made. He said he
owned a mouse and lot on Ninth West
and Sixth South streets. This prop
erty was valued at $780, but ne was
not able to realize upon 1T unless he
mortgaged it, and in doing this his
wife had refused to join him.
Judge Merritt. in view of this ex-
PLANTATION, did not commit the defend
ant, but gave him till next Saturday
TO do the best he could in the way of
complying with the former order of
the court,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13

.sWhat, You've sworn of. Jagway?
you've hit it the first time, Kilordan
havn,t taken a drop for three months. >
Shake! I'm mighty glad to hear It
How did YOU ever come to take such a
resolution q
1T was this way: You know kanruSh,
don't YOU? Lives over livery stable on
the west side Hasn't drawn a soeer
hr.e3tI, for sixteen years He took me off
to one side and advised me, as friend.
to go to Dwight. Said was drinking too
n1lfcn, and II I didn't get cured pretty
soon I'd have the jtnjans- When |
hooked at that red-faced, water eyed,
Notwithstanding beer-swflling. bloated.
reelzing. i,uslSy-voiced, ttack-tongued
fllnnel-mouthed, repulsiye. execraDls,
vile. o6fous and insufferable son of GIN.
and thought of the gall of him, by
George, it disgusted mel / swore off then
and Chicago Tribune.
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Both branches of the Third district
court We're IN session yesterday. but
nothing Of an unusually interesting ma
-t1Ire came up. The chief justice adj
Journed at noon and Judge Bartch at
2:So p. m. The latterss adjournment
was until next Saturday and the for
1ner's until 9:55 on Monday morning,
when it is supposed he will hand down
MS decision in several cases he has
under advisement. the most important
of which is the suit Of R. c. Chambers
vs.. Susie B. Emery, administrator OF
the estate of the late Albion B. Emery
The territorial supreme court meets
on Monday morning at 10 O'clock, when
their honors viii make settings of the
forty-two cases on the calendar for the
January term.
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DIED

sULLIvAN-In Salt Lake city, January
II, 1895, NJ. G. Sullivan, of Eureka.
Utah. a native of Ireland, aged 40
years, months, days.
Friends and acquaiDtances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral at 100
O'Clock p. m, today Sunday, from
o'Donnel & Co.'S undertaking parlors,
81 East Second South; thence to St.
Mary's cathedral, where the services will
be held Interment in Catholic cemetery,
Eureka.
Remarks: The members Of Godiva
lodge, h. of p, of which deceased was
member, will attend the funeral. Mem
bers of the Salt Lake lodges respectfully
invited to attend.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13
An Astonishing Discovery by
Christmas Poultry Killer.

An Astonishing Discovery by G
Christmas Poultry Killer.
The st. Louis Globe-Democrat is respon.
sible for the following story, told about
Christmas time:
Last Friday night, while killing and
dressing Christmas turkeys at Montgom-
cry City for the tables of st. Louis peo-
pie, Melt Keefe, an employee of the vet
cram Doultryman, Henry Breeder of 9Zt
North Third street, found a full-fedged
living turkey about the size of a pigeon
IN the egg cavity of a. large bronze her
turkey he was preparing for market. The
body of the little turkey was as large as
a bird of the kind would be, grown under
ordinary conditions, at three months old
.heefe was naturally surprised at his
discovery, but as he was very busy he
laid the phenomenon aside and continued
his work They had peremptory order
to have 400 turkeys dressed and deliv-
cred in st. Louis Saturday morning, and
they We're rushing things within an inch
OF their lives. On Saturday Mr.. Breeder
brought the little curiosity to the city
and put it in druggists jar filled with
alcohol. What scant life it had when ia
ken from the hens body had passed away
Immediately ON its exposure to the cold
air. Mr.. Breeder has since been eXhib-
iting it to his friends, telling the wonder
full story over and over again. He pro-
poses to take it to the Washington Uni
versity and let the scientific people there
try their hands at explaining the mys-
terry.
The opinion held by poultry experts
along the market terrace is that the hen
was unable to deliver her egg and the lit
tie turkey was Matched inside by the
warmth of her body. It's size and the fact
that it had traces of life when taken out
show beyond question that it had some
kind of an existence in the body OF its
parent. The body is almost perfect in
shape and the horny scales on the skin
Of one of the legs show, Mr.. Breeder
says, that it's age must have been All
least three months, for these scales dc
not appear until the bird is that old. The
head and neck are traceable, but are JAM
med into u mass of very soft flesh or
viscera. The feathers are an inch Ions,
and the claws can be easily distinguished.
I'm the thirty years of my experience
in the poultry business IN st Louis" said
Mr.. Breeder to a Globe-Democrat report
er, Il have seen nothing like this. 1 have
handled q great many thousands and
even hundreds of thousands, of turkeys
in my trade in that time, and have per
scpally killed and dressed at least SO, 600,
and never saw anything to equal it, and
don't believe anybody else ever did,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13
MOST REVOLVING CASE
BROTHER AND SISTER ARRESTED
BIZ THE Police FOR INCEST.
Horrible story Told BY the Girl, a
Mere Child, Only Fourteen Years
OF Age-Madc the Victim, of the
Viiest Passions of Several Men.

Il r.
ons q the most pitiabIc and at the
saple time one of the most revolving
cases in afe Annals M crime 17as hoa,,
unearthed by the police:
y A.iaih n. eSowther Jr: aged 70 and
his sister Alice, aged IL are in the citv
Jail charged with incsst rrba oi,.l /. ,,,s, =
rb5I5 - - .. 2
- s,..Ssu III pi i2ot5l
lives s &C.. =. : .s,.s,l sos wno
well-to-do man. - 49, : - :
yhe officers were Informed recently that
d sad state Of affairs e,siste ia fss yesfs.
bcrhCod and an invesst "a ti,3r fs,lJo1,Sass5
which resulted in f1e swearfy,er OFT ~ y 20
warrant by Captain Donovan Before Com
missioner Green1nan The young mar, was
arrested in the city. while the girl was
found at Carriers ranch near the Point
of the Mountain, Carter being her bro
The details of the affair are of a ma
tlire calculated to disgust even the most
vile, and devoid of their infamous fea-
lures implicate two other men, one I'M
known the other another brother-ir- =,
of the unfortunate victim of their un-
holy passion
Story Of tb,. yicfim.
The sirJ's version IN tba affair iss tl,a :
one evening last T,,.oa while T.etil,niT,ss
from an GRAND she MAS assaulted nv q
man near Eighth West and Fourth North
and dra gged into a vacant lot and raw
EGshed She describes her assailant as a.
man with dark hair and moustache,s but
lean give no other details.
She then says that a few weeks after
this her brother came into her room and
made her his victim. This was succeeded
one week later. while she was at her
brother1ln-la law, lanes Layenders, at ,l4S
vffe's. absence. IN forcine. her to submit
to him. an act repeated several times.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13

ito unrdvel the lyiotty question of par
lianaersary law and order, that Mr..
White (defendant1 and the society have
wound
The Delta Phi has provided hearty
and Wholesome enter ainnent In the
past and have In STORE for the year
1895 a course of debates and entertain
ment to make a. college mans heart
grow glad.
Come all, on Monday night. and see
how the boys with no law training can
|Stliasghten out a crooked question
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13
NoTIcE CT SALE,

The following property will be sold on
Wednesday, January 18th, 1895, at 2 o. m.
where the same is situate, In the rear or
west of st. Marks Hospital, in the Nine
teenth ward of Salt Lake City, viz: The
King County Ditcher plant including all
Of the. parts there situate. Terms, cash:
sale absolute.
THE MARION STEAM SHOVEL COM
PANY.
Sutherland & Murphy. a. Howat. thelz
attorneys.
Jan. S, 1898.
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A. b. Richardson.
attorney

Alonzo B. Richardson was called to
plead to the charge of making fraudu-
lent entries IN the books Of the Park
City bank while ne was cashier of that
institution. There are FIVE separate
indictments against HIM Richard
SONS name was called three times by
the bailiff, but he was not present, and
THE time to plead WAS extended till
next Saturday. Richardson is under
heavy bonds and will no doubt appear
at the time appointed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13

MAIZE, Palmist and card reader, 24S
West, South Temple street. Reading &c.
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Alleged illegal Tax Sale.

Abba RuTnell is suing Fred J. Leon
ard, collector. in the Third district
court, praying that a. sale of certain
property sold for taxes be declared
void and for $500 damages. 1t is al
legged that the plaintiff is the owner of
lots 1 and 2 in block l. East Waterloo,
and that on Oct 81, 1898, she paid the
taxes ON the same for territorial,
school, county school and city taxes,
and received a receipt for same, and
that ON Dec. 19, 1898, Leonard sold the
property for the taxes which had al
ready been paid.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13

Another Unique Show and a VERY
Large Audience.
There was the usual attendance at
Professor Gleason,s entertainment last
evening, and thu applause and APP
probation were as great as ever.
Among the animals handled was one
owned by Spencer ClaWson and a couple
from the fort.
here. when a. very vicious animal will
be tanned by the professor in a stockade
built especially for that purpose, and
he claims that he will use neither hal
ter, rope or other such appliances.
Several other horses will also be
brought to terms, and an entertainment
of three hours Duration is promised.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13
PAINTERS.

H. n. Winter, 3S7 Constitution build1n
auditing acc'ts, statements. adjustment
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13
Black ana White.

Robert Houston, a mann of color. for
whom Attorney Ogden Hiles appears.
was given until next saturday to plead
to a charge of adultery, said ITO have
been committed with a white girl
named Mary Goodman. on November
4, 1893
The woman WAS also arTtaigned latter
in The day and also took tin next SAT-
urda,y to Plead
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13
A DESERTER.

Mrs. Waite Gets Divorce on the
Ground of DISCRETION.
The divorce suit of Rosa Waffle
vs.. c. G. Waffle, came on before Chief
Justice Merritt.
The plaintiff testified that the mar
riage took place in 1856, and that her.
husband deserted her in Oct 1881. al
so that he had failed to provide fo1,
her while they did reside together, and
that on one occasion he assaulted her
by striking her with his fist.
Corroborative evidence being given.
his honor granted the decree as
prayed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13
Lavender Arrested.

Lavender was arrested at o'clock this
morning. He protested his innocence,
but when brought face to face with the
girl She reiterated that he was one of
the authors of her ruin. She added that
she had kept It back on account of his
family, particularly the babies.
The brother and sister were held by
CAPTAIN Greenman in the sum of $500,
while Lavender is locked up on the
charge of adultery. A complaint will be
lodged Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13
A MOOT COURT.

The enterprising boys Of the Delta
Phi Literary and Debating society is.
sue a cordial invitation to the pubic
Of the city to ATTEND the court proceed
ings of their society against one of It's
members, TO be held at the university
building ait 1870 p. m.l Monday, Janu-
airy IA
One of Salt Lakes btst known law
yers, Mr. i. b. Critctiow, has cor
scented to hold the scales of justice and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13
Fraudulent use Of the Mails.

John w. Smith, Indicted for fraudu-
lent use of the United States mails,
was arraignea and took TIL January 10
to plead.
The charge against Smith is shat he
took from the postoffice a. letter adj
dressed TO John w Smith, containing
a draft for 1927, and appropriated it
to his own use j. A. Williams Is his
ATTORNEY
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13
GLEASON LAST NIGHT.

Great hosiery sale alt f. Auerbach
Rl.as
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13
Thcft oil Harness.

Joseph Hunter entered a plea. of not
guilty. to an indictment charging him
with having been concerned with 9th
ers in stealing a double set of harness
valued ait SO. THE property of W, ].
Crowtlaer, on November s, 1894. Hum
tiers co-defendants were not. present
They are B. +. Marsh. J. L.. Walker.
and J. Beebe
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13
SECOND ward nemocrut.

The Democrats of the Second ward
cf this city are requested to meet at
MIR. George D. Alder's house, on Fifth
East, Thursday night next at 7:9O
o'clock for the purpose of organizing
a Democratic society. Chairman F. S.
Richards and c. NJ. Nielsen, of the
county executive committed viii be
present and assist in the organization.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13

All members Of the K. of P. lodges
of Salt Lake city are respectfully re-
quested to be at the Castle hall TODAY
Sunday at 100 p. m. sharp to attend
the funeral of our late brother, Her
man Kahn, member of Ogden Lodge
No. 3
D. n. straup. c. C.. Myrtle Lodge
No. 1; j. G. Davis, c. c., Rocky Noun
tain Lodge No. 8; George Osmond, c.
c., Calanthe Lodge No. 5. c. s. Lewis,
c. G, Monitor Lodge No. Il: Ear, H.
Kicker, c. c., Zion Lodge No. Il: W. w.
Philips, x. Of Il. and s., Rocky 3logn-
tain Lodge No. 8.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13
Rcgan,s Bond Forfeited.

The name of John Regain. who is
under am indictment charging him
with adultery, was called, but the de-
PENDANT did not appear and his bond of
$500 was declared forfeited His sure
ties are p w. McCaffrey and James
O'Reilly.
On motion OF the prosecuting attor-
dismissed.
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S.
Jensen's
Holiday
Silverware
Attention knights of phtb;av

Cost.
j. S. Jensen, the jeweler, So First South.
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Transcript on Appeal.

Transcript on appeal was yesterday
filed in the Third district court i'm the
suit of John B. Cummock VS.. JOS. II.
Mellon. Judgment was rendered in
United States Commissioner Green
mans court for the plaintiff for $50
and costs, from which the defendant
appealed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13
HE BEAT HER.
SIrs. Paddock Granted Divorce By
Judge Merritt.

Judge Merritt.
Chief Justice Merritt granted de.
cree of divorce 10 Mrs. Rhoda Ann
Tadlock against James L. Tadlock
The parties intermarried at Tooele
city on Oct. 10, 1876, and the plaintiff
testified that during the years 1890 and
1891, the defendant treated her with
extreme cruelty, repeatedly striking
and beating her and calling her vile
names and drove her from her home
She also said he had failed to provide
ner with the common necessaries of
life
Corroborative evidence was given by
William Baker and the defendant
railing TO appear his honor granted
the decree as prayed for.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13
MILITIA MATTERS.
Orders Sent Out Yesterday For the
Elections.

Adjutant- General Ottinger vest erday
sent out the order for the election of field
officers for regimental organization, in
accordance with theoorders already pub
lished in The Herald. The election will
take place on January 81, when the first
regiment will chose a colonel and a lieu
tenant-colonel. The. first second and
the first battalion of the Second regi-
lnert, and the cavalry battalion a major.
Adjutant-G General Ottinger also sent
out the order for the election of a first
lieutenant of troop a, First cavalry, at
Ogden, to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of A. G. Horn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13

q very pleasant party WIS given last
Tuesday evening at the residence of Nh.
and Mrs. q. S. Richardson, to comment
crate the fifty-third anniversary of their
wedding. a delightful evening was spent
by all the guests
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13

The Weber Coal company; No. POI
South Third West street. sell lump coal
al $500 per to-, stove $3.50, nut coal 81,
Clean coal Full weight guaranteed.
Telephone All.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13

Mrs. NJ. E. Willard, costumer-ATasks
and nasqueradinS costumes for rent
cheap. Call at No. 16 Social hall avenue.
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Criminal Settings.

Judge Bartch announced that he
would make criminal settings of cases
for the February term Of the Third
district court, next Saturday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13
Alleged Burglary.

Joseph Hewlett, jr., charged with
burgfarizing the barber shop of Chas.
H. Gushing, on November %, 1894,
plead not guilty.