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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-07
MARsHAl'S SALE.

TO onDEs or .AIg
by the district court Of the Third Judicial
DstiicI OF the Territory Of Utah, 4 shall en-.
pose nc public sale al tho west front door Of
Luildinsl, In tho CITY and County OF salt l.Ase
Territory OF ttAh, on the 10Th day Of NOyem.
bCr, hoi, ht 10 O'Clock m. all the right, titr,
claim and interest OF Reniamin a. Lloyd and
Maud NJ, lloyd, defendants, Of. In and 10 the
following described real estate, tswiti
Lot fourteen 40, In block seventeen I'D,
plat -" rAlt Lats city survey, situated In the
tity and County OF sAlt LAse. Territory OF
ttah
10 DO ,old a. the property Of Dsni,min T.
LLOYD and Maud y. LLOYD. defendants, NJ tho
suit OF George A. love.
Terms OF sale, cash
NAT Al. BIGHAM, U. a, Marshall
ny l.. T. ARCHER, Deputy Marshal
Dated Orioher "a, 1854
MIS- a ARNsrROscs, plaintin's attorneys,
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mo people OF tho Territory OF Utah Sind
greeting TO Alfred Odd. defendant
VOU ARE HKREBY REQUIRED TO Ar.
Il pear In an action brough ut Aganst you by
tue above named plaintiff In the district court
OF Itah, aud 10 answer the comp iaint NOD
therein within ten days fexclusns OF the day
OF ecfvicel after the service on you Of this
tummOns-if served within this county. or, "
served OUT Of thie county, but IN this dislri 4.
within twenty days, Otherwise wrtnln forty
days-or judgment by default will be aken
ssalnst you, according 10 the prayer SAID
complaint
The said action Ia brought TO have decree
OF this court dssolving TIE bonds OF matri.
mOny between plaintiff aud defendant and
awarding to plAintin the custody OF the minor
child, issue OF said marriage. and granting
plAntin other aud proper relief, prayed on
The ground that on or About the SIN day OF
cause deserted and abandoned plaintin and
10 live separate ard apart from her without
ary sufficient cause AMI witnout any reason
aud ssainst her viii and without her consent
And you arc hereby notified that " you fail
10 appen ana answer said compliant a. above
required, the said plainun will apply 10 the
court fer tho relief demanded therein.
Witness, the Honorable samuel A. Merritt,
Judge, and the seal Of The district
court Of the Third Judicial District
ttEALl In and for the Territory Of Utah
thi. Tn DAY Of september, In tho
year OF our LORD one thousand
eight ndred and ninety .nvo.
DAVID &. DUNBAR, Clerk
by Gro. u. LOOMS. Deputy CLERK
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of blanchard u. PstlH Deceased
NOTICE N HEREBY GivkN ny THE
~ underlined, administrator Of the estate
u blanchard u. fetut deceased, 10 tho cred
itofs Of, aud al persons having eiAlma Against
the sad deceased, To exhibit them with tho
neeesssrJ vouchers, within four months after
the hr.t publication Of this notice, IN the said
Hrower Petui At No, SO Constitution building
IN salt Lake CITY, In the County OF SAT- Lake,
Dated otober fath, lsaa
BLOWER PETIT.
Administrator Of the estate Of blanchard II,
rsttt. deceased
JOus NJ. CASsoS. Attorney for sstalo.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN meeting OF the board OF directors OF
said corporation hold on tbs 2slh day OF Octo
Der, 1898, an assessment OF onu cent per share
Was levied upon tho capital stock Of said cor.
por.ilon, payable 10 tho secretary at tho com.
pAny's once, room ala Progress building, salt
lhko oily, on or before tho y0ih day OF Noyom.
her, lssa Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on tho Both dAY OF Noyem.
Der, 1880, VIII be delinquent and Will DO sold
and unless payment 10 made before, will be
sold on ths day appointed to pay tho delin,
quent assessment together with costs OF Adyer
ustment and expense Of sale.
eEo. RYAN. Secretary.
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Mississippi Conference.
J.cKsos, Miss, Oct 81, 1895.

10 the Editofi
Iti.wItb pleasure thst we submit 70
your much appreciated ard valuable
psper a short report Of the Mississippi
conference, thinking perhaps there are
some who would like to hear how the
uause OF Ggd 10 moving In tue 'Oiu
River ls,ato." -, 49,.
since our conference held In July
IN, Eldefs have been blessed txcesu-
ipgIy. for although Mississippi for
some reason IL dreaded by new Eldetr'
vet the health has been better than ~
aay other conference VI the mission.
Our numbers have also been Increased
from ~ 10 20, and we are expestingt"o
more on this 10Th, swoliing our ranks
TO 30, all noble young men, ana sln'
oefsIy devoted 10 the cause OF ruin,
labofing energetically and successfully
for the warning aud redemption Of tue
honest In heart In the lan1.
For a cou ple OF months after oonief-
euce the Elders were scot Ne cleaners
through tho old counties previously
closed, reproying, stirring anu building
up the Saints, organizing Sunday
schools, and giving the people general
ly q chance TO investigate aud accept
Ia. Gospel OF their saIvation. Many
.ne a,y ,.nv ai.,,,rts wb,r. hui a
SUI ~ sis,',. 80, ,a,hiid.n 4,
zen, ~ s"e sa,,,ss, a, css.s thsv wsr.
l's,,s :. s,a.ch mi ,,ocIaim the
sono'eu W 90. .,s.mbisg,. Tbus
90 1910. In ths b.sfis of
IN. nls aiisyiry ib.lr n,eiudloe.
Wv iv.p ,han, lar ne tfutb.
nu !,.,,4,sn, M. nawer of aatanji
.,asn, ,o,.,aId M M. d,ilca.
49,, ssI, Ispa Tsmnle' wall re-
, 49, ,.s,tmarIes aIibough l,t
iy,oo :. 49, ,onaI.Y of pr,lnJiee ana
III, ~ni,h 1orI.r, ui, nefstcutIop,
asp,, 80. "a. mn Ia f,nrvs1
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NOTICE.

rpHE ANNUAL MEETING or TUE
stockhoiders OF the Utah Suriery Com
psny viii DO held At the ONCE Of the oomp.nI
n the Nsylor Blool; STATE s",s"
FOR the election OF directors for the lsn
following too nrst Monday 10 hepm
her, 1895, and for tho Transaction o. .neh osni
buiinels AZ may legally come D'o'e sass
ITLlKn CIR, Utah. October a. lsoa
Al b. sOwLks, Secretary
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NOTICE.

rI,HR REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING or
il tho stockholders Of the Northern spy
Mining company, for the election OF
trustees Tor the ensuing year, end for
tue transaction ~ surh other business
a. mhY properly come before the meeting, viii
b. held on Tuesday, November 1871, lsi'l, tt
a O'Clock y, m, at tho compsuy's once. Nc
Cornick 4 CO.'S Bans, Salt Lake CITY, Utsh.
SAIL LAKE CRY, Utah, October -, 49,.
A. IANAUEn secretary.
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And In accordance with the law Ahf ihs
order Of the board OF directors OF sad COM
pAny 30 many ehafes Of each parcel OF such
stock as may he necessary vail be sold AZ ne
enioe Of the company In salt Lake cry, Utah,
on the 2sth day OF october. isao. at the hour Of
to'oloek y NJ. 81 SAID day 10 pay delhqusnl
assessment thereon. together with the cot Of
AdysrusinE and expenses Of sale.
GEO RYAN.
tecretary
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NorIrE.

fI'HE ANNUAL siouKHOLpERs MEET.
4 ms ut The salt Lake Asphalt Company,
VIII be held ~ No. % south Main street, hion
day, Noyeabcr 4, lsai, at y, M, for the eier.
other business as may come before the meet.
ing,
sALT LAKE CITY, October II, 1895.
MiLANpo pRATT, seey.
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny TIT
N undersigned. George ~; spenest, az
sre.Assd' 10 Ihs creditors Of, and ~
persons having claim, Ak.lhn go.
lad deceased, 10 exhibit them wiz VIC ,ae
sAry vouchers. within four monlhs ~. ~ ..M
a.rorgs Al, Hpsneer, Al Taylorayllle N Wv
County Of salt Lake. Territory OF u'ap'
pA'e' "''o''' DO. 81. SPENCER
Administrator OF tho estate OF flisA sP0"-
ions 81. CANNON. Attorney for estate
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT NOTES

Tho Hercules Mining Company. Loe,iio, a,
the trincipal place Of 6u.insss sslt ~.
CITY, utah Territory. location Of nirs'
Unite Mining District, JuAb uouniy, jns
Territory. wa
Tu.nE IRE pELiNQUENr UpoN THy
L following shafes Of slock on acrouIto,
assessment 30, !, levied on the list dsV AZ
e'ptembti, is9A. the soyota Amo Mt. ,etoe,
lo.lte the names Of tho respective uost.
hOldefs sfNNs'
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~ '"e fIootc tourt In aud for q,t, -
county Territory OF Utah, hA''
In The matter Of the estate q, tt..-
uoEwan, deceased chT
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN ru,r
Agne. hctwAn, Ihc .xeculfiI III m ~ ~.
VII hha testament Of Henry MeTvsn ~
sessea. has rendered TOT settlement M az. 10,
s.in court. her nnal account u hef a5,@isul
sIauon OF SAID estate and petition ~, n ~
unlrlbuuon OF the residue Of saii w. ~
smong The persons entited thereto. ana ,s
hh..day, The 18th DAP OF November N.'
Ist Al ~ O'Clock q m, At the oourt No.,
,AI court, IN the County Court Iouse ~ ~ Y.
iAte City and couuty, Utah 1erfitor, I.l
Deen GUY appointed by the JUDGE n ~
court Tor the settlement Of ssid acrount ~
nearing SAID petition for distribution. Al 80
ums anu mace any person Interested il az
estate may appear and show cause, Ii an tss.ll
be, Why SAID aceonnt should not be soiii.t ~
sppfo,sd and nnAl distribution made y.
Dated November isL a. u. 1906.
q. v STANTON.
Clerk OF Probate Lour,
~ a, q. REESE. Deputy Clefh
JOHN NJ. CANNON. attorney for etecu,rir
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

THE WHIST GABLE MINING a MILLING
Il company Of tthh p1neipa place Of buH.
ness room SIS frogrcss huildihL salt LAKE
city. Utah.
Notice. there are delinquent on the following
described stock on account OF assessment 30
=. levied On the 9Th day Of June, iss), The
several amounts set opposite tho nAmes Of tie
respective shareholdsrs. as follows
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"To save ones bacon"-that IL. to
make u narrow escapo--is supposed to
reior to the Dunmow fitch. For many
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NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ at meeting Of tho Board OF Trustees
OF the said COMPANY, held en- the 18th day OF
october, A. ID. lslo. an assessment OF one half
a. cent per share was loyisd on the capital
stock OF he said company. payable November
Is, lsDA 70 Arthur Pereso. treasurer OF The
company, At the ONCE OF the company at No.
2li south Main Street salt Lake city, Utah
Territory, Any stock upon which this asses,
ment may remain unpaid on the 18th day OF
November, a. ID. 1885. will 10 delinquent and
advertised for sale NJ public auction, and un.
less payment thereon 10 made before, will DO
sold on the 9th day Of December, A. u. Ihv5. to
psy the delinquent assessment togsther with
eosts OF sdyortsinE and expenses 81 sale,
u j. GLkSDlNNING,
Secretary Of tho sampson Mining Co.
Location Of the once OF the sampson Min-
ing Company 10 At No. al south Msis street,
salt Lake City, Utah.
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You are hereby required 70 appear In an
Acuon brought aFainstyou ~ tue ADoNe named
nlalntiu IN the Dstnct Court OF the Third
Judicial uiftrict Of tho Territory pf Utah, nnd
10 answer the compliant lied therein within
ten days teNclusive Of the day Of ssrNicel alter
the serv GO on you OF this sutnmons-u served
s5s nS @ e9 Ss 9 within f ,rS SSr aay.
nthetwisc within forty dayt-or judgment W
dcfsuit Will bo taken against you, according "
the prayer Of said complaint
The said action u brought 70 nave Judgment
against defendant hibcriJ White IN sun Of
$500, with Interest from Ntrch 4. 1920 Al 10
por cent per nnnum. Tor $50 attorneys, ices
md for costs OF suit, ALLEGED TO be duo on a
certain prOmissofy note executed bJ sAid de.
fendantto piaintin. June J, ls3 for 500,
with Interest from date o. 10 per cent per
aunum aamo being due and WHOLLY unpaid.
save interest TO March ., u, q, anu heing so
cured BY a mortgage Of even cate on premises
hereinafter described, executed ~ deiendant.
White 70 plAnun 10 have tue actual ducite 81
this court Tor the foreclosure 81 sad mort.
gage-Adiudging that sad premises be sold
and proceeds applied IN payment Of amounts
due ~ above that defendants and all pertons
claiming under them ~ barred and fore
closed o. ~ e,m or sga9 o. s'a,pSn ~
Judgment against descendant a. J. white, hnd
Tor other relicfi sai1 premises are described
a. follows, 70 viii BeinF Az OF lot - ", 10,
~, ~, a., -. ~ aud 70, block I, A. J. Mhlte's
South sat Lskc. situated In salt Lake CITY
aud county, ttah.
Ana you are hereby notified that II you fail
10 appear and answer the said complaint as
above required. the said plaintiff Will apply 10
tho court for the reliet demanded theron.
Witness, tue hon. taWUei A. Merritt, Judge,
snd Vie soel Of the District Court Of
the THIRD Judicial District, In and for
f.-ALt the Terriiory VI UiAh, this sih day
OF March. IN the year ~ our Lord one
thousand eight hundred aud ninety.
DAVID o. DUNBAR, Cisrh.
NJ Gro n. LOOMS usputy Cierk
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The people Of the TERRITORY Of uiah send
gfecting to Albert J. White and
kossna ". white. Juiet troxAll, Joseph
IL Matthew'S and fannie ID. Mathews,
Annie o., Anderson, Julia A. Itums
butt, u. Il. Montgomery, John John
son, Simon \. Mackie. u. ~, Biiner, Genrfe
Huughtsn. Louis Toso, Althea brown, VIM.
". iiArman a. exc ut0r Of the cetste Of
VIM. :. Iiarmau, deceased. Nellie N. Wall
aud y. D.. Gregg George ", Ogiosby aud
Nm. stbby. dolepdanlH
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

the sampson Mining Company. business once
of this company A. No, 81 south Msin
street, salt LAsc City. Utah, the works
oithe company are NJ Copper Guioh,
In West Mountain Mining Dis.
tricI, SAT- Lake county. Utah
Territory,
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

West Cable Mining and Milling Company,
Principal Place Of business, salt
Lake City. Utah.
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suMMops.
In tho District Court 10 aud for the Third
Judicial Di,,.ict OF Utah Territory.
County of salt LAAe.

Frank Thompson, a. executor OF the last will
and testtAent OF James thompson, De.
ceased, ahd joe u Lane. AZ administrator
with viii annexed Of the estate OF said
james Thompson, deceased
Piaintins
W.
o. 7. Carlson. y, b. Heck. N. A. Heck, Charles
Patgen. u. W. -hores and May shores,
Defendants
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And ln accordance with the law and N,
order Of the board OF directors. 20 many snare.
Of each parcel OF the above enumerated staok
a. may be necessary. will be sold At the ones
OF the company, no g1.4G south Main slfesL
on the gsTd day Of November. is5.at ~ oc oes
a. M. to pay the delinquent asssssment, to
sether with tho cost OF advertising and 81
JOSIAH GEoGnEGAS.
hecfeiAfy,
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LIE GAL NOTICE

q the Probate Court In ana 70, Cal,
County. Territory OF Utah. h>''
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08
Something For N.thing,

OF all the recent efforts at
writing the life of Napoleon in
popular style, Miss Tarbell's easily
leads, in point both Of merit and
of interest. 1t first appeared SER
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08
FASCINATION By SNAKES.
The Tongue F1ay Of the Reptiles . LII
For Their Prey.

The Tongue Flay Of the Reptiles . Lure
For Their Prey.
The pheasants which formed the sub.
jects Of the following observations were
Matched out in an incubator from eggs
kindly given me by Sir Cecil Miles.
The eggs were taken from the hen and
transferred to the incubator a few days
before the young birds were due to
emerge.
Two pheasants were Matched out at
about 3 p. II. That evening, at about
$3.50. a finely chopped egg was placed be
fore them, but they showed no signs OF
pecking ct it, nor did they peck at
grain or sand next morning at II a m.
At 4 p. M. they began to peck, but seis-
ed very little. One struck repeatedly at
o crumb Of egg ON the others back, but
failed to seize 1t, though the other bird
was quite still
The little birds showed no signs Of
fear Of me. They liked to nestle in my
warm hand. My fox terrier was keen to
get al them, much keener than with
chicks, probably through scent sugges-
ton. placed two Of the young pleas
ants, about q day old, on the floor and
let him smell them, under strict orders
not to tu,oh them. He wa trembling
in every limb from excitement But
they showed no signs Of fear, though
his nose was within an inch Of them.
When the p~heasants were q week old, ]
procured q large blindworm and placed
1t in front Of the incubator drawer in
which the birds slept at night On open
ing the drawer they jumped out as usu.
al and ran over the blindworm without
taking any notice Of 1t. Presently first
one, then another. pecked vigorously at
the forked tongue as it played in and
out of the blindworm's mouth. Suisse
quently they pecked at its eye and the
end Of its tail.
This observation naturally leads one
to surmise that the constant tongue play
in snakes may act as a lure for young
and inexperienced birds, and that some
cases of so called fascination may be
simply the fluttering Of birds round this
tempting object. distinctly remember,
when a boy, seeing a grass snake, with
head slightly elevated and quite motion
less, and round it three or four young
birds fluttering nearer and nearer. 1t
looked like fascination. 1t may have
been that each hoped to be the first to
catch that tempting but elusive worm!
Presently they would no doubt be invit-
ed to step inside. -Nature.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08
Free Lunch With q String to 1t.

In most OF the free lunch places down
town there is a nickel in the slot ma
chine device, which is placed in close
proximity to the lunch. So big is the
gambling propensity in most men that
they will frequently drop enough nickels
into one Of these machines to pay for a
square meal and never win out"
These machines more than pay for the
lunches set up by the proprietor Chi.
cago Tribune.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08
HE HAD A NEW THING.
And Genius, as Is Always the Case, Got
It's Reward.

And Genius, as Is Always the Case, Got
It's Reward.
Two men were seated at o small table
near the front door waiting for their
sandwiches and coffee when they wero
approached by a shabby stranger, who
touched his hat and said:
Gentlemen, may I ask q favor of one
Of your
They were silent. 1t was no new ex.
perience to them.
What I wished TO ask was, gentle
men," continued the stranger, ''how to
spell the word balloon"
They looked at n another in evident
surprise and n asked, 1.-The word bal
LOOM you say?"
eyes, gentlemen. I got into a discus
sion with a friend, who says there is
but one u I maintain there are two"
Your friends right, " said one of
the men at the table.
"No. he isn't" retorted the other.
you're right. Two 'l's.'
Let me see, now" said the first.
Observation-Disclosures I think
you're wrong, Bill, and that this mans
friend wins the bet"
Its 10 bet, said the shabby srran-
ger. W simply got into an argument.
You a see for yourself there is chance
for an argument II I had a pocket die
tionary, I could tell in o minute. Gen
tlemen, would one Of you loan me q
dime with which to purchase one2'
They looked at him ooldly for a mo-
ment and then each pulled out O dime
and gave it to him.
You're q good thing" said the first
one.
Eyes, you've got something new"
added the other.
But the shabby stranger did not smile.
he simply thanko1 them, and said he
would buy one for his friend also
Chicago Record.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08

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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land once a. Mitchell, S

Land once a. Mitchell, S d.
July 81, 1895. {
Notice hereby given that the following
named 80 tier has filed notice OF his intention
20 maze nal proof in support OF his claim.
ana mat AID proof Will be made before the
JERK OF he Circuit Court. in and for Jerauld
e county d., at Washington Springs, 5. D..
on epjelnber Ii, 1895. viz:
y NEHEMIAH G. MILLER,
I"r 'he S"A section ? and So NEA
seei,on !, township los, range O. ". III: e.
kot ."e names the following witnesses to prove
-, q q anous esidence upon and cultivation
tndeAO : i"nd VIZ: James X. Mssselman. of
Heuite = ry. L. O.. :. D.. William Orr, ofTem-
- aho- o.,S q, John +. Calvert, of pean,
ior : d., Arthur l.. Hudson, of Dean, p. o.,
.s.. ABRAHAM BoYyToN.
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