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Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-11
The OREGON SHORT LINE,
JUDGE MERRITT APPOINTS EGAS
AND BANCROFT As RECEIVERS.
Union Pacific Oniciais Are satisfied. as
They Feel Assured of Fair Treat
ment-End Of q stubborn
Legal Battle,

Salt Lake, u. r.. June i0.--Judge Merritt.
Of the Third district court. handed down
his decision IN the oregon Short Line n
Utah Northern railway case to-day lie
appoints John VI. Egan. OF St Paul and
w. VI. Bancroft. of salt Lake. as receivers
OF the entire property within the iurisdic-
tion Of the court. This is upon the condi-
ton that the interest now duo on the mort
cages shalt be paid up by July j, and that
all interest falling due thereafter shall he
paid within thirty days from maturity;
otherwise the property shall be surreu-
dercd to the receivers OF the Union Pacific
road Mir. bancroft Is one Of the general
supcrntendents OF the Union Pacific sys-
tenn The decision has been the ali-ab-
sorbing topic In railroad and commercial
circles to-day
Before the order Of the court is operative
Il makes 1t incumbent upon the American
Loan and Trust Company To pay $4,000
interest due on the mortgages July ], ana
TO pay all interest falling due thereafter
within thirty days after maturity. This
includes the interest on the Utah southern
If default should be made on the inter-
ests tho road Is then to be surrendered TO
the present receivers. 1t was also stipu-
lated that the entire road should be or
Grated in one interest
No reference was made to the issuing OF
receivers certificates. The loan and trust
company made strong fight for single
receiver claiming that the appointment
Of an associate receiver would defeat the
objects Of the suit.
In some quarters 1t Is claimed that the
loan and trust company will not accept the
conditions imposed by the court This
opinion is in part shared by Mr. Egan him-
self
The friends of Mr.. Bancroft pointed to
his clean and successful management OF
the Rio Grande Western. road during his
six years management as receiver and
general superintendent; also the last i'm
proNcments made by him on the oregon
Short Line, and .nink that his association
with such an able railroad manager as
MIR Egan could not fail to bring satisfac-
tory results to every interest involved MIR.
Egan leaves for the East Tonight and Mir.
Thurston goes TO Idaho for a few days re-
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Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-11
SILVER LEAGUE MEETING.
An Effort Made to Get ex-senator ingalls,
to speak Here july 4.

The Silver League Of Kansas CITY met
last evening at the Coates House Presl-
dent Henry n. Ess presiding The evening
was devoted to a discussion OF plans for
a thorough silver campaign" in the city.
The secretary reported that he had sent
Of the white metal doctrine to speak at the
proposed Fourth OF July demonstration,
and had heard from senator Vest and
Judge CALDWELL TO the effect that neither or
them could be present. Frank playter re-
ported thai he had presented the invita-.
CONS Financial School" to address the
Fourth Of July meeting, but that gentle
man had said that he was busy getting In
training for discussion OF the money
quest with Congressman Horr, OF Mich
igan. and that i would he impossible for
Senator John J. Ingalls,, Of Kansas, Will
be present, that gentleman having de-
clarcd that he had no engagement for that
day and that he would consider the matter
and report In the near future. John g.
Gage, who leaves tomorrow to- attend the
Cure some able exponent Of free coinage
to address the grand demonstration.
In pursuance to a suggestion made by
pr. Brady. the secretary Of the club was
Instructed to prepare a number OF printed
slips containing the principles OF the club
and distribute them among the seventy
members now belonging to the club TO he
used in increasing the membership. II is
proposed to have 200 members within the
next four weeks and an active canvass OF
the city will be made looking To that end.
The president and secretary were in
structod to secure permanent quarters Tor
the club and report at the next meeting
on next Monday evening. John c. Gage
Will address the meeting next Monday.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-11

TRUSTEES sALE-By reason Of default
In the payment of a certain promissory'
note ana interest thereon, described in the
deed OF trust dated the Goth day of April.
1880. given by John NJ. Parker, a single
man, hied for record in The ofice OF he
souri,. at Kansas City. Missouri, on the 30
day. OF May, 1890, and there recorded IN
book Is AIS, at page 209 | will, between the
hours, Of nine O'clock in the forenoon and
five O'Clock in the afternoon. on Saturday
the 18th day Of June, 1885 at the south
front door Of the state circuit court house,
said court house being situated on the
Oak and Locust streets; in said Kansas kansas
City, at the request of the legal holder Of
said note, sell. at public vendue, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash ali OF lot nun, I'M
g; Moodys spmsdiiysion, milsdNs, Kansas ciiy. JACK
marked and designated on the recorded
plat thereof and apply the proceeds of said
sale 10 the payment OF the said promissorv
note and overdue interest. secured by saii
this trust.
80 OLIVER H. DEAN. Trustee.
W. n. Pickard, Attorney .-..-- -,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-11

Chicago June lO.-The advisory commit
tee of the emigrant clearing house held
an important conference with its, agents
to-day. 1t was expected that the row
between the Grand Trunk and the Cana
dian Pacific would come up for decisive
action. and the same expectation was held
regarding the action OF Johnson a Co.
of New York, in sending business over
the Seaboard Air Line, which is not a
member of the clearing house, but moth
ing was done ON either. Both were in
formally discussed, however. The only
business transacted was tie passage of q
resolution directing Chairman Caldwell to
route the business coming through the
Fusaza agency, of san Francisco, over
the different Interested lines This was
the business which was formerly con-
trnlled entirely 10y the Union Pacific and
which 1t agreed some time ago should be
divided among all the lines,
Chairman Caldwell to-day handed down
a ruling on the construction. to be, put
upon the agreement concerning reduced
rates for the Epworth League conyen-
ton TO he held at Chattanooga in July.
He rules that tickets sold at the reduced
rates must he accepted by the joint agent,
a sufficient time in advance Of July IL to
permit the passenger 10 make continu-
ous trim TO his destination In Western ter
ritory by July II, that date being the eN-
treme limit to destination allowed Under
the agreement.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-11
MANTEn-AEENTs.

N.-~~>,~~S-,>y~s-~y-Nr ~>~--N-,-~-~ -~-,-~->r--sN
DID YOU ever think how selfish you are
How YOU dread to make the little cNpou-
diture necessary to provide for those YOU
claim to love whom your activity here shall
cease 30 Nou know how little You would
have to invest to make ample PROV ision
for them by insuring your life In tho can
ton Masonic Mutual Benevolent Society
which provides for the return of all prem
lums at death. and pays one-haif amount
insured In case of total disability any time.
and the whole If happening after ton
years. Call In and let me show Nou n
Chadwick, general agent. 623 American
Eank hmildInE. Telophone 2laO
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-11
LEGAL NOTICES.

= . 4 - 49, - s-a
TRUsTEIYs Whereas, James Il,
da,ed SdFfR iRe i7pts day Ia" Of % hgsus % $50 ci fot
dsSSta deeSs for m M Jsckson rGe county, Missouri al
isss, and recorded in. the oflice Of said fs,.
cofdef OF deeds at Kansas city. IN book
n No. sss, at page bii.. conveyed 10 me-
Oliver u, Dean, the underslsned tTustte,
ua ,nG ySe and Sans in fe he county o
Jackson and state OF Missouri tO-wlt =;
certain tract or tracts ot ianl to 'oea,ss rsnss
3 n range y ~ },sSkson os county. ny MIN Nj;
by by the sV risht Of y" way yoS Of the Kansas ciiy
and Independence Rapid TRANSIT Com
pa1y. on, the east BY. the Bis Blue river.
line OF Goose Neck creek. as shown ey
plat annexed 10 said deed OF trust; ~
trust, noMeNer, to secure the pasSni'TgnI nIest
Of trust described which said promlssosy
note was given as, part OF me p1rSnase
default has been made in the payment ~
satd promissory note. and the same, WIZ
KdsSs iR5Srss $50 fSmon from ovefne n ana unpaid
given @ hat / tie iHa sSia un$srsisqed ,rasiss
owner T' Of f1IGdd said promissory pr M note, and by
virtue or ;he power and authoriy ,n NY n.y.
cordai, ce with the terms aud provisions OF
said deed OF trust. proceed TO se.l amI
sell, the real estate In said deed OF ttusi
and hereinbefore described. and any ana
every part thereof, At public Vendue, -
house door In the city Of Kansas tiiN.
Jackson county. Missouri, said court honse
door being the south front door OF ihr
north Side OF Missouri avenue. 1gtw, en-
oak and Locust streets. IN said Kansas
1895. between the hours OF nine o'clock IN
the forenoon and Ave o'clock in the atter.
noon Of that day, for the purpose Oh paylhs
off said promissory note and the interest
due thereon. and the costs and expenses
OF executing this trust.
OLIVER " DEAN. Trustee.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-11

TRUSTEE Of sALE-Whereas, Kate C.
band, by their certain deed OF trust dated
the twenty,-eighth, day Of September, a.
day OF September, a. ID; 1892, in book b
5ls page one hundred and ninety-two Q99l.
IN the once of the recorder of deeds, in
and for Jackson county. Missouri. at Kan
trustee, the following described real es.
tate, situated in the county of Jackson
and state of Missouri, to-wit: Lot number
Two t2l, IN block number hve 90, of Me
OF Kansas. now Kansas City. Missouri.
according to the recorded plat thereof,
10 secure four principal real estate bonds
and coupons thereto attached in said deed
of trust described; and. whereas, said real
estate bonds In said deed OF trust de-
scribed, are due and unpaid; now, there
fore. at the request OF the legal holder OF
said real estate bonds and of said deed
of trust ana in accordance with the powers
invested in me by said deed of trust, l.
the undersigned trustee. will proceed TO
public sale, to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the front door Of the building in
Kansas City. Missouri, in which the cir
cult court of said Jackson county IS now
in the block bounded on the south by
Missouri avenue, on the the east by Locust
street, on the north by Fifth street and
the eighteenth day of June. A. D. 1885. be-
tween the hours of nine o'clock In the fore
noon and five o'clock in the afternoon
Of said date. and win apply the proceeds
and expenses OF said sale and to the pay
ment of the indebtedness secured by said
deed OF trust
Dated Kansas City. Missouri. May TWEEN.
DAVID II. FIFTEEN. Trustee.
Perdue Borland, Attorneys.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-11

John Chalmers was sentenced 10 the
Jones yesterday, \ commercial tray
eler went TO the Central police
station last Sunday and reported
saloon Chalmers was shortly afterwards
arrested for the theft. on his person was
handed over 10 It's righttul owner and
yesterday he failed TO return 10 police
headquarters 10 prosecute the alleged thief,
Chalmers was, therefore, arraigned in po-
lice court on the charge of vagrancy.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-11
''''' DAVID H. ETTIEN. Trustee.
EnMARD Q. WRIGHT. AttorneY.

NOTICE OF RtSTEE'S SALE-By rea-
son of default IN the payment OF the princl-
nal note and the last four coupons thereto
attached excepting a payment of Sl25, April
Goth, s9i, on coupon No 7, described in and
seriirnl hy a deed of trust dated May l~t
1sgO made by Annie L. sutton ana Frank
q sutton her husband, to the undersigned
trustee recorded in the recorders Of
Sce Of Jackson county, Missouri at Kan
sas Sity. in book Il iO7. n page 5i7 AZ the
rs6uest of the legal owner ana holder Of
said deed Of trust and notes, |, the under
signed trustee will, on Friday, the 2lst
aav Of June 1895 between the hours 0f 0
o'clock in the forenoon ana o'clock in the
afternoon of said day, at the south front
door of the circuit court house, al Mis-
souri, avenue and oak St, in Kansas civ.
Jackson county, Missouri sell al publip
sale 10" 10 the highest. bidder, for cash The
jackson county, Missouri, and in said dcai
Of trust described as follows, to-wit: All
of Inc north six and one-fourth (GlD fart
Of lot numbered thirteen OSD. and ali of lot
numbered fourteen UN in block numbered
four "a as the same are marked and d.,
ignated on the record plat OF Chace's sui.
division OF a part Of the southeast one
fourth "a OF section -four "a. townshlp
forty-nine 90 range thirty-threc (33i for
the purpose Of paying OFF and satisfying
said Indebtedness, together with interest
thereon and the expense of this trust
W. 4. PARKER Trustee
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-11

San Francisco. June 10.-In the United
States court to-day eX-Jldge John CARRIER
concluded his argument in favor of the
demurrer of Mrs. Stanford against the
suit of the government to recover $4,000, OOO
from the estate of the late Senator Leland
Stanford. lie CCntendsd that under the
acts of 1862 and 1861, there was no provision
that the stockholders Of the Central Pacific
should be personally liable for the payment
of the United States bonds; that those
bonds should be paid, he contended, was
only a condition of the bill, Ii was not
contract-it was only a condition. a de-
cision is expected in about a fortnight
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-11

f. C. Mathews was arrested by De-
tective Hayes at Fifth and Broadway yes
terday afternoon at o'clock, When taken
the police found in his pockets a number
Of burglars tools, among them twelve
II was afterwards found that he had
robbed a room in the block owned by Dr.
", IL, Jenney,, at Twelfth and broadway.
tan shoes worn by him We're recognized
as part of the property stolen from there.
Mathews will be arraigned before a JUS
tice of the peace to-day on charge Of
hurglarY and larcenN from a dwelling.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-11
LOST.


LOST-Pair of gold nose glasses between
Simpson block and Bethany hospital. in
Kansas City Kas. Reward for their re-
turn to W. j. Fuller. 6l2 Minnesota ave.
Kansas City, Kas.
I.OST-Lady seen picking up gold watch
on Independence ave. car Monday after
noon, about 3:30. will receive liberal re-
ward by returning same To Mrs. j. c.
Wiley, 40 Cherry.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-11
Rendered Unconscious.

Al 10 o'clock last night ". A. Ward, OF
SIG McGee street, received severe injuries
at the Novelty theater, Ward had started
down the stairway when he was pushed
forward by the crowd surging back If
him He fell to the bottom OF the stairs
and was picked up In an unconsciol con-
dition and carried to police headquarters.
where the police surgeon dressed a severe
time he was able TO leave the station un-
aIlel
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-11

At q meeting of the Independence school
board last night, Professor W, +. BAIL
man was reelected superintendent of the
fessor Bahlman resigned some days ago.
but the board refused to accept the resig-
nation Professor Nelson Franks was
chosen principal of the colored schools
for the ensuing year. Four new teachers
wers also elected to positions in the white
schools They are: Misses Willie Harri-
son, Mary Hughes, Florence Eubanks and
Katie Anderson.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-11

Duluth, Minn.. June lO-At the annual
mai eT'S omnany M 9 to!day the roIIowiEn an
GERS were elected; Chairman of the eN-
ecuti!ye board T. Il Porter; Chicago;
presidents, q. w. Hlllard, New York, and
Joseph zellwood Duluth; secretary and
treasurer, G. w. Hillard New York; as
sistant secretary and treasurer \. j, Pat
terson New York; directors. Chalmange
Tower, Jr., Pittsburg; p, II. Kelly, st.
Paul; NJ, j. Carpenter and C. p. Coffin,
Chicago,
The Minnesota Iron Company also held
its aslual meeting and elected officers as
follows Chairman of the executive hoard.
ii. II. Porter, Chicago, president, -. III.
Bacon. Tower, Mimi; vice president, Hem
ry Seibert. Brooklyni treasurer and as
sistant secretary, A. J, Patterson, New
York; secretary. ana assistant treasurer,
G, Y, Coffin, Chicago; directors, II, H..
Porter. Marshall Field, r. IL. Lee, of
Chicaep; Henry seibert, Brooklyn; D. o.
Mills, H. n. Flagler r. r, Bishop. r. =.
Flower, of New York; +. III. Kelly. st.
Paul, BENJAMIN Brewster, Philadelphia,
and d, II. Bacon, OF Tower, MINI.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-11

.iG .srson and Eiiz@6eth <. Patterson; 6is
MIie' ISth d1y Ty fhs'r deed Of trust dated the
ora and recorded, in the office of the, re-
Corder Of deeds for Jackson county. Mis-
q August, iSSo, in Book 81 u Il $50 $50. at at page age
~ d!d convey to the undersigned as trus-
tee, the following described real estate
sltuattd IN Jackson county, Missouri, to-
VII; Lot sixteen Q6, in block iiye 90,
~ ~ winfield place, an addition to Kansas
mated on the recorded plat OF said addition,
IN ~ trust to secure the payment OF me
Wntrreas, default has been made In me
pay 65agnent OF the instalment of interest
the the ,srnr ,sg6ruary 10 is95 and whereas a. ,, 9y
ylded that II default be made in the pay
M n,eht OF said note or Of any interest there,
10 pay all taxes and assessments. general
ana special on said land or the improve,
m, hments thereon within the time REQUIRED
selh SCI ssid premises at the place; In the
manner s11T T ana upon the terms provided IL, i9
assessments for paving OLIVE street from
ddm,depen.,lence Avenue to Twelfth street.
am9n4ting ans3 d to $50 and iptercs, are ee5 Long
the city taxes for the years 1894 and 1895
are ar, past due and unpaid, and the state
unpaid, and all OF said taxes, general
ana special have, not been paid within
N. ne time, time required by law; now therefore:
the terms OF said deed OF trust and by
request of the holder OF said notes and
mortgage, ! viii proceed 10 sell the real
vendue. TO the highest bidder, for cash.
at the court house door, in Kansas city
the county OF jackson aforesaid on Fri
day. the lith day of June, 1895, for the
purpose OF paying said note and taxes
and expenses OF executing this trust.
A. A. TOMI.INSON, Trustee;
n, s. Patterson has sold the above de-
sCrihel nrnnerlN.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


NORMAN RoBERTSON. proprietors
y! s'a'Is ahu rNalllheis " anu w w.
No 10, East sixth street, furnish daily the
transfers of real estate hled in the record
ers ofiice az Kansas CITY, Mo.
Notice-All transfers appearing in our
warranty unless otherwise stated
June 10.
j, 4. Backman and wife to +; ",
.,'h''''' pa us ~ - W 'ob1S'l -. -.
X Douglass addition. ...........,...s 222
sarah Creswell TO +. l.. Hornig; lots
and 10, block T. resurFey Pendle- ,-o
ton heights ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,250
A Sutorius and wife to clinton ID.
French; lots % and 81, block 3,
Highland park ,..,..:...,.,...,....... l,5O
lot So. oglebay's FIRST addtion...... $3.50
IL: a, +. Ingram and wife TO NJ G.
Keenan,; lot %, block ., Logan park lOO
Yates Ice Company TO James Yates;
northeast quarter plock = boutoh
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-11
EDUCATIONAL.

-OoO.~~~~~~~cN~~~~0>< ,-OT~-oN~N~(SOS
THE twenty-ninth annual half-rate Va
cation Glasses, in all Branches, AT Spald-
ing's Commercial College, East Wing y, Y.
Life Bldg. Just commencing. Catalogues
free. Tel MA. Be sure to visit or address
this College before going elsewhere. j. +.
Spaldng, A NJ Prest.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-11

TRI'STEE'S SALE-Wurreas, Esther A.
Freeland, ana John L. Frreland, her hus-
band By their certain deed of trust, dated
the frst day of November, 1890 ana nled
for record and recorded on the 2.th day OF
January, 1891, in the office of the recorder
Of deeds OF Jackson county, Missouri at
Kansas City in book II No. i59 at page s.
aid convey TO the unders igued trustee the
following described real estate situate in
The county of Jackson, state OF Missouri
to.wit: Lot number six 90, in block seven
IN in Jersey heights, an addition to the
CIV Of Kansas, now Kansas City, Missouri
as the same is marked and designated on
Ihs piat OF said addition on hle ana OF rec.
ord In the office OF the recorder of deeds OF
said Jackson county, In trust to secure the
payment OF one first mortgage real estate
note, in said deed OF trust described: and
whereas. the said note mas become due
and default has been made in the payment
thereof; now, therefore, public notice Is
hereby given that / Ed L. Scarritt, trus-
Zee. will. under ana by virtue of the au-
thority in me vested, by the terms of said
deed OF trust, and at the request OF the le-
gal holder and owner Of said note proceed
10 sell, and sell. AT public vendue. to the
highest bidder, for cash the property here
inbefore described, AT the west front door
OF the United States postofiice. in Kansas
City, county of Jackson, state Of Missouri,
on Wednesday, the 3rd day of July 1895.
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and five O'Clock In the afternoon
of said day, to pay said note, ana the costs
and expenses Of executing this trust
ED l.. SCARRlTT. Trustee.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-11
u'Irst publlcatlon, June 5,n, lls95;l

lFlrst publication. June pm, lS'n,,
NOTICE or TktSShEs isSi SA rGrpsy and
Iucena Torpey. his wife. made, executed
and delivered their deed OF trust for Tn"
purpose Ct securing the payment OF ,ons
bond for the sum OF $500 IN said deed OF
trust described wherein they conveyed 10
the undersigned. David II Eaten. trustee"
the following described real estate, situ.
aiel In the county OF jackson and state OF
Missouri, to-wit: Lots numbered nineteen
ug, twenty-one t2D and twenty-three t-S)
in St. John & Dawsou's addition to the
city of Independence. Missouri, according
to the recorded plat thereof together WIN
all the improvements and appuricuances
thereunto belonging; and whereas, on the
18th day of April 1889. at i:ao o'clock y. m,
said deed of trust was duly recorded IN
jackson county, at Independence. Mis-
sourl. and whereas. said deed of trust pro-
vdes that upon compartment of the debt
secured by said deed of trust by the max (.
may ba sold by the trustee for the purpose
of raising the money to pay the debt there
by secured; and whereas, said Indebtedness
is now past due and unpaid; now, therefore,
Undersigned David II, Ettien, the trustee
named in said deed of trust. under ana by
virtue OF the authority vested In me by
said deed OF trust. at the request Of the
above described real estate, at public ven
due, to the highest bidder. for cash, at the
east front door OF the county court house
of jackson county, Missouri, al lndepcnd-
ence. the county seat of said county, being
the building in which the circuit court Is
held at Independence. on Thursday. the
27th day of June, A. u. 1895, between the
hours of o'clock in the forenoon and .
o'clock in the afternoon of said day. for the
purpose of raising the money to pay the
amount of such indebtedness, with interest
and taxes advanced by the owner or saiu
bond and costs OF executing this trust.
DAVID H. FIFTEEN, Trustee.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-11
DIED.


CLOUGH-On June 10th. at sO4 Penn ST..
Catherine E., wife Of William Clough,
aged 81 years.
Remains can be viewed at Stines chapel.
ioS f. 9th St. after 3 p. m, to-day. Re
mains to be taken to Leavenworth for
nterment.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-11

sedalia, Mo, June lO,-tspecaD John
Smith, colored, of Waco. Tex, was run
down by a Missouri, Kansas & Texas
freight train near Camp Branch this after
noon and fatally injured. Smith was asleep
on the track.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-11
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

PASTURE FOR HoRSES-Three dollars
per month; sent for and returned. Mark 5.
Salisbury. Independence. Mo.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-11

NOTICE to the members of the congre-
CATION OF the Christian church, worship
ing at the northwest corner of ilth and
Locust streets, Kansas City, Missouri: You
are hereby notified that there Will be
al northwest corner of llth and Locust
streets. in said city on sunday, the 10th
day of June. 1885, between the hours OF 10
the afternoon of said day. for the purpose
Of voting on the question Of incumbering,
West Side church property, being X li5i ioI
twenty-four 2D, in block six 90. Merriam
place. an addition. TO Kansas City, Mis-
souri,, and the improvements thereon,
Dated Kansas City. Missouri June 5th,
1885. I. L. BRYANT. Church Clerk.