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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-12

You ARE nAREnY INQUIRED TO Az.
pear 10 ah acnon brought against you y
w, ABOVE named plainuf In the District Court
" I'VE lhiro JadciAi district OF the Territory
% Utah. and 10 answer No eomplAlnt niei
herein within ten dAystsxclnsiye o. the day Of
ssfleel altar tue service on you OF ms
eummons-l esrved within this county. or. "
served oct OF this county. but ia This district
wiihin twenty days otherwise WITHIN forty
oay.-or Judgment " default viii 10 taken
tgninh on, according TO tho prayer OF sad
Ihe sad action u brought to have judgment
aghinAt said deicnfani. 10 sum OF ij.0J5, with
interest from NOV. ~, 1894, At 10 per cent per
annum, for 500 for attorneys fee and cosi.of
auig alleged 10 DO quo on n certain pfumtssory
note. made, executed and delivered BY defend
ants Aicia X. aud Geo W. steele 10 plaintiff,
ootober q. ispl, for 5000 win Interest IRON
date At 10 per cent per annum-samc being
due and wholly uupaid tavo interest 10 Nov.
even dale ON properly hereinafter discribed,
executed by said defendants 10 plaintiff 10
have the usual dec &c Of this court for the
foreclosure Of sald mortgage and sale Of said
premises, adiudging that proceeds OF such sale
DO applied IN pay meht OF hmouns duo ~
Aboyel thAt defendants and all persons claim.
ing under thtm 10 forever barred and fore.
closed OF all claim or equity OF redemption In
sad premises, that plaintin have deficiency
iufEincnt against said defendanls-and Tor
other relief, such promises are described ~
follows, 70 W.T. Fart Of lot = block IS, plat
"h, salt Lake City survey. commencing al a
point on north boundary tine ~ tdd lot Us
iact wet of northeast corner. thence running
west on said lane 20 feet, thence south la2 teet
thence easttQ font thence north a.! feet TO ba'
ginning. situate In salt lake City and county,
Utah Territory.
Aud you are hereby notified that " you iaU
TO Appthr and answer tho said complaint AZ
hboye required, the SAID plaintiff will Apply
TO the Court for the relief dem anded heron.
WINES tho lien. samuel A. Merritt, judge
and the sea OF tho district court ot
the 1hiId Judicial Distrlct IN and
tsnAL, for tho Territory Of Utah, this aist
day OF August. IN tho year OF our
Lord one ihOussud eight hundred
aad ninetv-nvc.
DAVID Z. DUNBAR. Clerk.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
oIeale. MlnIns oo.. Mammolh. Ulah.

Hercules Mining Co. Mammoth. Utah
n OF tho hercules Minins 10. held at salt
lhko lity, Aug 81, 1855. an assessment OF nNo
oents per share was levied on the capital stock
OF tue company payable Immediately 90 the
undersiEnod. Any stock upon which tho a..
tes.ment has not been paid by october let l.p,
shAl DO declared delinquent aud unless paid by
october ath, l.1i same shall DO sold A. Auction
10 cover assessment and cost q Advertising
and sale. JAMES HksNkl,
Treasurer.
SALT LAKE Cur. September 2. 1879.
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1he people OF IS Territory OF Utah send
Eteehng 70 john ncuhentol, defendant
Vou AYE nERtBY REQuinED 30
Il appear n an action brought against you
~ tho above namo plAinun In ne nistsict
Nourt OF the MIRA JUDICIAL nisttict OF the
Territory OF Utah. and 10 answer the com.
liant u Cd therein within ten DAYS (cNclusiyo
OF tho day OF acryicel hfter tho service on Won
OF tins summona-if served within this county
or, u teryed out 0f this county, hut IN this
district, within twenty days; otherwise within
forty days-ur Judgment BY default will 10
SAID complaint
against defendant for So O ~. with interest
from August ., itlt, at per cent per aunum,
Tor ~ 10 paid by ~ ainiiiis 10 redeem certain
properly hereinafter described from lax snieN.
for 40 attorneys Zee. alleged /. DO due on a
eerlain .promlssory noto executed and dc.
ilyeted By defendant 70 one l., o. Crossman.
December !, 1874, for sl2OJ with In.
tore,t AZ per cent per Annum from date,
payable semi'Annuhliy, hs evidenced by
certain coupon notes each Tor sli each repre.
nehuns o d, hlli yesr,s interest," same TO draw
ny sara note being secured by fnortcHqe OF
e,on date ON premises hereinafter described;
value Unsigned and Transferred said note hnd
mortgsRo 10 said James Thompson. plaintiff
being now owners ana holders thereof. that
san hote y Wholly unpaid and the coupons
that became due June !, 1907, Dec 4, is9L JunD
l. lsai, 90, 1, 1871, aud June I. n o. are All un,
paid. ana that there u now due ~ interest on
thlu hntu Aut' hyl, hnd tue principal
amounting 10 d. ~. To have tho usual Dc.
creo for tho sale OF said premise. that pro.
ceods OF such sale DO applied in payment
OF amounts nre AZ nlOve that plaintiffs have
Judgment Tor any deficiency aud for Other no.
iiet said prcmitea ore describon nsfoliows.
to'Wit' situate IN sat LaEe County, Utah
TERRITORY beng lot ., block l31. pat "D,' salt
Lake CiiY survey,
And You ore hereby notified that II You fail
70 appoar aud answer tho said COMPLAINT pa
above required, the tRid plainuH will apply 10
mo court Tor relief demanded therein.
witness the Hon, samuel A. Merritt, Judde
ana tho seal OF the district Court on
thn lhifd Judicial District, IN and Tor
SEAL tho Territory Of Utah. this llih uay OF
August IN the yoar OF our Lord ono
thousand eight hundred ard ninety.
i've.
DAVID q DUNBAR, CLERK,
bf CLo. ID. Loosiis. Deputy Clerk.
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NOTICE oE AssIssM1Nr-

sheep Rock MiningA Milling Company. 10.
Gallon OF principal phase OF business, salt
lake Cty, Utah,
NOTICE ~ HERkBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ Amceting OF the directors Of the sheep
Rock Mtring q Milling Company. held az -Alt
Lake Ciiy on the tth day OF october, 1855. an
assessment OF two 90 cents per snare was
levied upon the capital stock Of The corpora
ton, payable forthwith 10 william Campbell.
South Man street, alt Lake city. Utah. AIRY
stOcs upon winch this assessment shall remain
unpaid on tho 18Th day OF November. lsli, will
u made before will DO sod At puulc auction TO
tho highest bidder, on the lth day OF Decom,
her ispi, a. a. o'clock M, at the once ~ tho
company, 10 pay the delinquent assessment
together with cost OF adyertislns AMI expense
Of sale.
ny order OF the boird Of Director
WILLIAM CAMrnELt,
socY. aud Treas
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NoTiCE IL HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, John ". Uaunon, executor
Of tho last viii of Mary Ann Purh, decreased.
~ the creditors Of. aud all persons having
clAimu against the SAID deceased to exhibit
10 the SAID John N Cannon az No $50 Con
sutuuou hnilding. In salt Lake City, N the
county Of salt iako. Territory Of Utah
Dated september u. 1870
JOHN NJ CANNON,
Executor Of the last will and testament OF
Mary Ann fugh. deceased.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

rINHE WHIST CAnLE MINING 4 MILLING
company of utHh principal place of bust
ness room SIS Progrosi building, salt LA-e
tity, Utah.
Notce, there arc delinquent on the following
described stock on account OF assessment No.
:, levied on The 9th day Of June. 1895, tho
several amounts set oppoalte tho names OF tbs
Name no car. phhfes Amount
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The People Of the Territory OF Utah send
erecting, To Mclh g.. stcaie, Ueorsc "
tteclc, Utah NAuOual bank "a corpora.
toni. Joseph NJ stout. D. ~, Gleason,
Thatcher MillinR A Elevator Co. 10 cor
20 atom, 10 81. steele. Dudiey smith und
Jchn N. steele. cD.pArtnefs doing business
a. 10. ~. ttrelc 4 Co.. defendant.
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frank Thompson, ~ executor ot the last Will
and testament OF James ThnmpHOn, DO.
ceased. aud Joe II. Lane. A. Hdminist fator,
with viii annexed of tho estate OF said
James thompson, deceased. plAintin.
Jahn stsnhonso, dc,rnfa,,
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Mela r. steele. George w. steele, Utah Ma
tonai bnnk "a e0rporatinn), Joecph ".
ttout, D.. ", 1loae0u, IhHtrher Milling and
Elevator Go. "a corporht0nl, % ". siocl,
nels ooins business as u. n. steele a 90,
defendants
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Ana IN accordance with this law and tho
order o. tue board OF directors OF shld com.
pAnY No many shares OF each parcel OF such
STOCK ~ may he necessary viii DO sold 90 tho
on the goth dAy OF uctnbcr, is,5, al tbr' hour %,
2o'olncs y m et SAID day 10 pay dellnqurn'
assessment thereon, together with tho oost %
advertising and expenses Of sale,
September 18th. lsy5.
GEo RYAN.
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~ nj n meeting Of tho Board OF Trustees
Of tho SAID Company. held on tho 18th day OF
october, \. u. isll. an assessment OF one hslf
90 cent per hare was icsied on toe cupital
stock OF the said company. payable November
IS. 1896. TO Arthur " pcfrgo. trcasurUr of the
company Al the ONCE OF tue company at no.
~ south Main street. salt lake tity, ttsh
Territory. Aur stock upon which this assesa.
mcnt may roman unpaiu on the 18Th day OF
November. a. d. 1895, VIII DO delinquent and
hdvcrtisci Tor fslc a. public auction. ana un.
lcss payment tnorcou h made before. will be
sold on the 9th day OF December, 4. %. itll, TO
Ray tho delinquent assessment together with
costs OF advertising aui EXPENSE lf sale
u T. GLENDlNNiNG,
Secretary u the sampson Mining Co.
Location ~ tho onice of tho sampson MIN
ing Company IL u No. ~ south MaiR ttFoet,
salt lgNr Gffv. IftrN.
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In the matter Of The estate Of Robert Dye
deceased.
DoBERT. W. UYE ASH JOSEPH Y.
III eimmons. the Adminisiralofs Of tho
estate Of iioueft Dye. deceased, having nled
their petition fsrein. du y vcfihcf. praytrg Tor
IN order OF sale of Tie real estate ot sald
dccodcnt. for the purpo.ea lhcicin set forth,
u u therefore ordered BY tho judge ~ aaid
court, that all persons Interested In the ettatc
o. saii docohaed, appear lciore tue said Pto'
tate uuuft on 1uesdny, tho 18th day OF Ocio.
Der, lapi. Al 10 O'Clock m The forenoon OF said
day, AZ tue court room 81 said FRO Iato Court,
At tho County Court iinu e. IN the CITY und
County II ealt Lake. ltah tsrriiory, 70 show
cause WY an order should nos be- granted 10
tho eaid Administrator. TO sell 40 mach OF mo
real ogtstc OF tho said doccasca Atpriyate saio
ne thall DO ners sanry, ana that copy OF this
order be pubiiahct AZ least four SUCCESSIVE
weeka In the DKNEnEt iNNNtso NHws. n
Newspaper printed and publshcd IN faid city
ami county
Dated september .. 1855
J. o. hcNALI.r.
Probate Judge.
nicusnps 8 RICHARDS, Attorneys for ad.
mintatAtors.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court In and for the Third
Judicial District OF Utah Territory,
County OF SAT- Lake.
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AssIssMekT NOTICE..

The sampson Mining Company. business once
OF this company a, No 81 south MAN
Street salt Lave City, utah, tho works
OF tho company are az Opper Huich,
In West Mountain Mining Dis
triet, SAT- Lake ounty. Utah
Territory
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NICKEL SUNDAY.
Changed from september to October
%. 1895.

To Sunday School Superlnieuden'a
Plesse taLo notice that "Nioksl
sunday" has boon changed from the
BRET Sunday In September to tho last
Sunday In October. Small envelopes
and circular Of Instructions will be
mailed 10 each school.
GRO. q. CANNON,
GEo. GODDARD,
KARL q. MAEsgR,
Gen. Supi'cy VI 5ungay Schools.
August 80, 1895.
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SUMMONS.


IN the District Court In aud for tho Third Judi
oiAi District ot Utah TERRITORY. County
Of SAT- iakc
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sumMoNs.

In tho District Court In and for the Third
Judicial District OF Utah Territory.
County Of SAT- Lake.
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SUMMONS.

In tho Dislrlc, Court IN and for the Third
Judicial nisi19t Of Utah Territory.
County Of salt Lass.
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guMMnn,

IN Nhc District Cou., II
judicial District Of rssinsd Tor the ~,
00uniy Of Sal. Iatee 'fi'orJ.
RANK Thompson a. E,c.-,
cs au ssA ,ent Of Jamo.. o. no last vn,
wiz q. ana Joe u. Lane n thompson ~.
jane a ,ainoyed Of To sa,l,mi.iti,lr,.s1
NO'np'on' deceased n n , s,s, q ,ai
4. q -. Va AinNnn,
iia,aos.i man, Nellie Il D..
s oS,b ,, ~. National Nnil0 ., nan, NJ r.
ana ". n H. s,ss c9efporation. HDs.,ssaWood
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suMMoNg.
In the District Court 10 and for tho Third
Judicial District Of Uihh Territory,
COuniy Of salt l.Akc

frank Thompson. as executor OF tho last will
and testament OF james 1h0mpson. Dc.
ceased, aud joe II Lane a. administrator
with VIII annexed OF the estate uf said
JAmea Thompson, deceased,
plaintiffs,
o. n Carlson, y, y Beck, ~, a. Beck. Charles
Pattcn, ID, w. hores and May shores,
Defendants.
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Matthew Illlgert riaiuua. vt Caroline J. III.
CERT Defendant
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Stoves 8.

STEEL RANGES. HARDWARE OF all
kinds, TABLE and POCKET CUT
LERY, to go low a point that wo must
suit you u you SEQ the goods.
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To tho people O; tho Territory 0f Utah SCI
greeting 10 Caroline J. ~ geft Defendant
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IItAis OF Mary Aun rugh. Deceased.

Executor. Of Joseph / ns "a, = decsSssi.
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FOR THE WOMEN. 10
=. Fashion Topics and
Other Items. 49,.
The Miniature Fad 10 Here in Force.

Washington, September 7.-(Special Cor
respondence.) ITO possess a miniature por-
trait of her lovely self is today the dear
ambition of every fashionable woman. The
present strong revival of interest in dainty
picturing vies with that of the years when
1.-The world retoiced to point it's toes IN
gigucs, gaVottcs and minuets;' when pow
der and patches. duels aud "the Vapors
absorbed the gay intelligenccs of modish
folk This most subtle form of art, deli
cate convincing, lasting, practical is equal
~ in place in a gallery or lovers heart
pocket.
A collection of "noted beauties now in
the possession of the artist, Mr.. Robert
Keeling, of Washington, rival in fame and
favor Of Amelia Kusaner. shows as perfect
a dream of fair women" as any midsum-
mer mood could dssire and includes the
loveliest bellies of New York. Washington
and Baltimore. Varied poems of grace and
beauty; ballads of form; rondeaus of tint.
vilanelles of tone; bound tremendously in
gold and pearls.
1t is claimed that miniature work ineVi-
tably idealizes-a blessing if done with a
foundation of Interesting fact, for would 1t
be kind to transmit even pictured feminine
wrinkles, or carry down prominent collar
bones to posterity? These are among the
truths the world recognizes as best not
told" The artist alluded 20. however, is oil
faithful tendency, so It is perhaps fortunate
,hat i'm the ease OF the subjects of this col
lection Limitation is the siucegcst fattery."
Mrs. Burke Roche. of New York, daugh-
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oughly and roll them up In tight little
parcels, then drop them into n dish con-
tanning water. with about a tablespoonful
Of ammonia to the quart. Let them stand
over night, then in the morning squeeze
ana press them and rinse. a little bottle
of blue can be kept in any out-of-the-way
corner of the medicine cabinet, and will
give the required clearness to the dainty
wash. Squeeze the handkerchiefs as dry
as possible, but do rot wiring them; then
take a large towel and spread it fiat. and
put the handkerchiefs, one above another.
smooth table or laphoaId continue to roll
them under the hands until the package is
as hard as possible. Let them stay in this
way for a few minutes, then Cnroll them,
and. one by one, smooth them and draw
out every wrinkle and fold. They can be
handled until about cry, then lay them
smoothly cut on the table, on which a clean
cloth is placed, and fold thick cloth over
them and pile books and papers over for
a weight. Let them remain for an hour or
so, then remove and fold and press again.
BY little careful handling they viii have
a new look, almost impossible to be got
I'm any other way.
Lace handxerchiefs are greatly improved
by this process and are much more dura-
bile. rs nothing spoils lace mere quickly
than an iron. one may keep a small pack
age of starch, or drop of gum arabic in
the -insing water viii give the very slight
est possible stiffness to the fabric. One
wants but little starch, however, stiff
haEdkerchiefs are not approved either by
goOo taste or good sense.
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The Last of the Confederates. >


From The st. Louis Globe Democrat.
John Il. Reagan, Of Texas. who appeared
as a. voice from the tomb few days ago
20 tell tho country that "CleveIahd has
wrecked the democratic party" would be
me subject for some writer like the
author Of the Last Of the Barons" and
the Last Of the Roman Tribuncs" Reagan
is nearly the last of the DISTINGUISHED CON
federates. lie served ia the house OF rep
reSeutatlVes for four years Immediately
prior to the war. was postmaster general
IN the confederate cabinet during the war
and afterwards served in the house of rep
rcSentatiVes and the senate. retiring from
the senate in 1891 to become chairman of the
Texas railroad commission lie is now about
sevent y-seycn years of age.
Jefferson Davis, in his Rise and ran of
the Confederate Government in speaking
about the members of his cabinet, their
qualifications for their respective tasks
ana the reasons of different sorts which
dictated their appointment, said this about
the postmaster general; MIR. Reagan, of
Texas, | had known for a sturdy. honest
representative i'm the United States con-
sres-, aud his acquaintance with the ter
ritory included in the confederate states
both extensive and accurate Those
together with his industry ana his ability
to labor, indicated him as peculiarly tit
for the office OF postmaster general" The
other members of the first confederate cab
met were Robert Toombs. OF Georgia, sec
rotary Of state; c. q. Memmineer. OF South
Carolina. secretary of the treasury: T.. T.
Walker. of Alabama, secretary OF war:
s r. Mallory, of Florida, secretary OF the
navy, and J. u. Benjamine of Louisiana,
attorney general.
Near.y all these were well known 10 the
| country before secession days, and Toombs,
| Benjamin and Mallory We're men Of great
political experience and high ability. With
| jefferson Davis rs president Alexander IL.
| Stephens as vice president ana this cabinet
the coufcdoracy had q strong Intellectual
coIiprncnl AZ the start. In its congress.
| too, Il had many men Of ab.i;y and dis
! tinction among them being William IL.
| Yancey Gene morning star OF secession ,.
| Bent.min H. HiH Il. Barnwch Ehett.
/ James l.. Orr II. NJ. - Hunter. Augustus
| II. Garland and Louis 7. WisfaI ia the
| senate, and Meredith T.. Gentry, Roger A.
| Pryor and Thomas 5. Bocock in the house
| All OF these except Garland, Pryor and
| perhaps one or two others, and al of the
| cabinet except Reagan are dead. Nancey
| died about the middle of the war. Reagan
| therefore. is among the last survivors Of
| the men holding heA place in the confed-
! crate government. He is picturesque
| character. an interesting link between the
days Of buchanan. Douglas. Crittenden and
| Corwn and the present time. If Reagan
| would print his recollections or ms ser
| vice under two flags he would tell a tale
| which holdeth children from play and old
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Mrs. Victor Fisher.
Mrs. Frederick Gerhard.

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her golden Hair - ul'" ,.,7 ,i,1a. rib-
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bon. Mrs. Hutchlhs Is inc l"'S'S2O' Va q
exquisite voice. perfectly trained ana IS
,,,,ita far,ous for her graceful manner of
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eotubIauce between these two handsome
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W Int IL Fame!

As an illustration of the value of fame.
MIR. Henry Payne, editor of Harper
Weekly, told me funny story. lie was
the manager-in-chicf at the Puck building.
in Chicago, ana when he returned to New
York after the big fair, one Of the owners
OF that paper said:
Well DO you think our building did a
great deal to advertise us?'
ION yes" ne replied with a serious coUn-
tenance, II was very much struck with its
powers in that way. one day when
started to enter the door two men looked
up in dazed way at the building. one
Of them repeated dreamily: puck build
ing. Puck buildingi / say, John, what does
that mean?' puck. Puck replied the
other; why don't YOU know? Pucks a
writer: you've read "Puck's Bad Boy" -
At the conclusion Of the story Mr. Payne
declares there was a look of chagrin on
the face of the wealthy owner-an oc-
currcnce in itself we'll worth recording.
since plethoric owners of publications are
seldom phased by any thing.