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tor Of the air-brake, contemplates occu-
plying it the next year.
The widow of another distinguished
man, Mrs. q. S. Grant, has been spend
ing the greater part of the winter in
Washington. and has been living with
her daughter, Mrs. Sartoris, who occupies
a leased house. While Mrs. Grants
plans for the future have not been fully
decided upon, yet it is understood that
she intends to make her permanent home
here, and has been looking around tor a
suitable house. 1t seems to be now pref
ty certain that Mrs. Sartoris will marry
again, the fortunate man, according to
rumor. being Gen. Kyd Douglass, Of
Maryland. Will Gen. Douglass is a res
ident of MARYLAND, yet it is stated he will
make his home here after his marriage.
As is well known, the widow of Gene
raj Logan continued her residence in this
city after her husbands death, and she
has always been an active and promi-
nent figure in social and charitable cir
cles. Her home on the heigths over
looking the city is one of the points of in
terest to visitors, and those who gain adj
mission can examine the extensive
collection which she has made of memen-
toes connected with the career of her
distinguished husband. In fact, she some
time ago had an addition built to the
house, where there is a room with lofty
ceiling, and here are collected most of her
precious relics. The presence of these
and other women who might be men
toned, lend an additional interest to the
society Of the Nations Capital.
Another woman whose husband bore
a prominent part in the late war, and is
regarded with affectiOnate interest, is the
widow of General Phil Sheridan. 1t was
here that General Sheridan had his home
and it was here that he died. Mrs.
Sheridan was left with quite a number
of young children, and the years of her
widowhood are being passed in devoted
attention to their training and education.
A great many heroes have been honor
ed by monuments, and arrangements has
been perfected for a statue to Gen. Logan
to be placed in this city.
The criticism is sometimes made that
while this honor has been paid to men
renowned in war. those who have given
their time and services to their country
IN other capacities have been neglected
There are, however, in this city statues
of Abraham Lincoln, Chief Justice Mar
shall, President Garfield, and Prof. Jo-
seph Henry. 1t is not unlikely that in
the near future steps will be taken to do
honor to the memory of James G. Blaine,
the statesman.
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SErmTAEY Herbert has turned over
% the inferior department for restoration
90 the public domain ZOO acres of land
IN Florida, set apart 10y orders Of the
president between 1880 and 1859 for ma
val purposes. The greater portion Of the
land lies along the SuWanee river and
was reserved for the valuable live oak
and pine on 1t, AT the same time used ex-
tensivelv IN shipbuilding The changes
In naval architecture make the reserva-
tion OF the timber longer useless.
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WEDNESDAY.
NALEDICTORY.

With this issue Of the CLIMAX l sever
my connection with the paper as editor.
H. p. ATmer, the well known Jeweler Oh
Main street, will in the future be the
manager, and French Upton the
editor. It Is useless for me, with
so short acquaintance with nv
readers, TO commend to their favorable
consideration my successors. They are
well known to Won and from their high
standing cannot fail 10 receive a liberal
share OF your patronage.
: +. Rock.
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EyENTHNG j. iull of legal tender at
the CLIMAX office and readily accepted,
from the standard gold dollar down
through grceubacks, national bank
NOTES, silver and silver certificates, nickel,
copper. tin, kindlingwood, chickens, po-
tdTuc~. etc.
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SUNDAY CLOSING LAW UNCONSTITU
Tl0NAL.

Judge jackson of the jefferson Circuit
Court has decided that the laws prohib
Iting trade, OF amusement labor on sun
day are contrary To the constitution
les 20 fishing next sunday.
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DAVID b. HIM, OF New York, wants
the grrcnbackS abolished. The Sound
Money convention AT Memphis frowned
al the National Bank notes A large
number of people don't want gold and
others don't want silver.
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GEN. HAEDN denies the well-circula-
ted report that he would not accept the
nomination for Governor, except on a
free silver plank. T. Wat isn't a
"uatchooral born darn fool"
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THE Rebels captured Cincinnati on
last Saturday Longstreet, Lee,
Hcth, LomaX, HuntOn and half dozen
Others stopped there en- route to Chicago.
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MCCEEARY candidates carried Ander-
son, Shelby and Owen counties for the
legislature
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COY. NcCEEARY'S candidate carried
Anderson county for the legislature.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR TIE LEGISLATURE.

We are authorized 20 announce HON. JOHN {.
CHENAULT late County Judge as a candidate
for the Legislature, subject 10 the action Of the
Democratic party. a.
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LIST OF CLAIMS.

Continued From 4h Page.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-12
THE INCOME TAX.
RETURNS STILL COMING IN AT A
LIVELY RATE.
Only Three Days Left in Which to
Avoid the PenaIty-Thc Collectors
Short of Blanks.

There being but three more days In
which income tax returns can be filed
with the local internal revenue officials
without a penalty, the rush of prospec-
tive taxpayers continues undated; in
fact, is constantly increasing. The offices
of the collectors are about the busiest
places in the city, and it is keeping the
machinery red hot. As fast as they are
received the reports are copied by the
local officials, and then sent on to Helena,
the headquarters for this branch of the
service, where they are again distracted
and the papers dispatched without delay
to Washington. At the latter place the
tax rolls will be made up, and it is antici-
pated that by the first week in June cop
les OF the Utah lists will be sent out here
in order that the work of collection may
commence.
As has been the case since the opening
of hostilitieS, the collectors are short of
blanks of both kinds, personal and cor
poration, but yesterday Mr.. Chase teie-
graphed for another consignment, and it
is anticipated that they will reach here
not later than tomorrow morning. in
which event there will be ample time
The absence of a blank does not prevent
taxpayer from making a return.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-12
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Petitions asking the constitutions
convention to submit woman suffrage
in a separate article are being cireu-
lated in this city.
Manager r. w. Young, OF The Her
aid. came up from the capital yester-
day to attend to some legal business
in the Fourth district court
There is every reason TO believe
that two power companies will be
contending for the right TO develop
the latent power in Ogden canyon be-
fore many moons.
Editor Smith, of the Spanish Fork
Herald, was arrested in this city Wed
nesday evening on the charge of GRIM
inal libel on the complaint of r. j.
Stewart The article complained OF
was entitled 1.-TWO Hood1ums." No
names were mentioned.
A telegram received by Hon. J. n.
Kimball yesterday morning announc-
ed the arrival of his son-in-law A. n.
Shields and wife, in New York, on
their return from Scotland. Mr.
Shields has just graduated with high
honors from one of the Edinburgh
medical schools.
Josephine Stengel and Marie Thur
sen. the two reform girls who were
49,
Wright on Sunday last were ar
raigned before Commissioner Gideon
on the charge of horse stealing, they
having stolen a horse belonging to ].
W. Rooney with which to escape from
the reform school. They were bound
over to await the action of the grand
jury.
The other day case was tried in
the Fourth district court wherein a
witness for the plaintiff was an Off
Ger in Salt Lake county, and the at
torney for the plaintiff, in his argu-
ment, referred to the fact that this
witness was a county officer as an
evidence of his credibility. When the
attorney for the defense addressed the
jury he said the fact that man was
a Salt Lake county officer was no
recommendation if the Salt Lake
newspapers were to be believed, and
following up that line of argument
he convinced the jury that the plain
tiff had no case and received a verdict
in his favor.
The leading physicians of this city
got Dr. j. NJ. Armstrong cornered in
his office sometime during Wednesday
evening. and proceeded to cane him
in a manner that was wonderful
surprise TO the doctor. OF course,
when a large crowd of doctors tackle
one Doctor the best thing for the lat
ter to do is to take his medicine. In
this ease it was very pleasant dose
and was intended to Indicate to Dr.
Armstrong the high appreciation of
his manly worth and professional
ability on tine part of his fellow ply
sieians DIR. Armstrong will leave in
a few days for Los Angeles, Cal,
where he will be located in the fu-
ture.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-12

NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED OF
Trust.-Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, James T. Little, Trustee,
named in a certain deed of trust where
in the Box Elder Stock and Mercantile
Company a corporation, organized and
doing business under the laws CT the
Territory of Titan, is first party, James
t. Little is second party, and The Deser-
ct Savings Bank is third party or benz
ficiary; made, executed and delivered on
the 18th day of December. 1892 whereby
James T. Little. trustee, said second
party all the real estate hereinafter de-
scribed. in trust. to secure the payment
of certain Promlssory note of the same
date signed by said first party. for the
sum of 100000, payable two years after
date. TO the said The Deseret Savings
Bank. the third party, with interest al
the rate of ten per cert. per annum
until paid; and by said deed it was pro-
Vided that if default be made in the pay
ment of the principal OF said note or any
part thereof. or the interest that might
accrue thereon. or any part thereof, as
the same become due and pay
proceed TO sell said described property,
at public vendue to the highest bidder for
cash, after giving due notice thereof, as
in said deed required: and whereas said
deed of trust was duly recorded on the
24th day of December. 1892, in the office
of the County Recorder of Box Elder
County Territory of Utah, in Book CO.
of Mortgages, page AS, reference to which
is hereby made; and whereas. no part
of the principal sum due on said note has
been paid or of the interest due thereon,
except the interest thereon to the 18th
day of September. 1891; and whereas said
principal sum has been long since due
thereon from the 18th day of December.
1894 and now remains unpaid; and the
said The d Dessert 81 Savings Bank:
said note, has notified me of
said non-payment of said principal sum,
due and payable as aforesaid. and has
requested me TO sell said real estate in
accordance with the provisions of said
deed of trust, to pay said principal sum
due on said note. and the interest accrued
thereon, and the costs of this sale in
said trustee. and a reasonable attorneys
fee. Now, therefore, on Friday, the 18th
day of April, A. D. 1899, at the hour OF
Y O'Clock 4oG s ol sa Tbe ady at ne bank
Rank. corner of First South and Main
streets, in Salt Lake City. Utah. for the
purposes aforesaid ana at pubic vendue,
ali of the right. title and interest that
said Box Elder Stock and Mercantile
Company, corporation, had on the 18TH
oiired Of in. and to that certain tract
of real estate situate In Brigham CITY
Box Elder County, Territory of Utah.
bounded and described as follows,
block twelve, plat "a" Brigham City
forty GAO feet; thence north thirty-four
(34) feet; thence east twenty-three (23)
feet: thence north thirty-two 49, feet;
thence east seventy-one CID feet; thence
south twenty 20) feet; thence east forty
six (i6) feet: thence south forty-six (46)
feet to place of beginning, containing in
all seventy-five hundred and eightyfour
n 5S4l feet more or less
JAMES T. LITTLE, Trustee
JAMES H. MOYLE. Attorney.
Dated March 18th. 1895.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-12
WOMAN A..

Woman is a conundrum most decided
". Still we do not propose to give her
up. Let a woman have her health and
spirits and she is the sunshine of the
house. But suppose she is sick, what
then? Why, then there is a shadow
over all the house. Happily in thou
sands of homes such shadows have
been removed. Thanks to DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription, the diseases and
weaknesses incident TO their sex have
been removed, and with health re-
stored, their bright spirits have come
back, and the household mas passed
from the winter of its discomfort to a
glad summer of comfort. Q, suffering
women, for your own sakes, and for
the sakes of those about you. use
these simple means and be healed.
The only remedy so effective in nervous
and general prostration, ''Female
Weakness periodical pains, Irregular
tiles and kindred ailments, that it IN
creases in sale every year.
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

Judge Smith presided in the district
court yesterday. and the following
business was transacted:
In the case of Sidney Stevens vs. E..
n. Rideout ct al. by consent of Bree-
den & Gunnell and on motion of Z. NJ.
Allison, the defendant Rideout was
granted until April 20 to plead to
amended complaint.
In the case of J. D. Gill VS.. Charles
Hecht, the defendant was given ten
days to prepare and serve bill of ex-
ceptions on motion for a new trial.
In the case of Sidney Stevens VS.. Sun
Insurance company, which was on
trial yesterday the jury brought in a
verdict for 81 ,007S5 in favor of the
plaintiff
In the case of Sidney Stevens VS.. Sun
Insurance company. the defendant was
granted stay Of execution for forty
days and forty days to prepare state
ment on motion for a new trial.
In the case of Brainard a. Ritter VS..
Mary V. Heffner ct al, non-suit was
granted and the action dismissed.
The case Of William A. Hall VS.. the
Ogden Street Railway company was
called for trial before a jury. Hall
sues the company for $1,000 damages,
caused by an accident in August, 1893.
when his wagon was ran into by a
street car. One of his horses was
killed and Hall had a leg broken. The
case occupied the attention of the
court during the day.
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which to pay his deputies. and upon
making his desire known and inform
ing the court that he could borrow
what was required of Wells. Fargo q
Co., with proper endorsement, the fol-
! lowing was introduced and adopted.
whereas, 1t has been represented to
the court by the county assessor that
It will be necessary for him to incur
an expense of $1,000 in making the an
nual assessments Of the taxable prop
erty in this county prior to June
next:
Resolved. That upon the completion
or such assessment as required by law,
and the delivery of the assessment roll
Tor the year 1895 to the clerk of this
court as required by law. that there be
appropriated to said assessor or his
order the sum of $1,000 to apply on and
as a part OF the compensation of said
assessor for his services for 1895.
miscellaneous.
Recorder Crismon's reauisitien for
supplies was referred to the executive
session.
Mrs. Charlotte ]. Rogers. of Mill
Creek. replying to a notice from the
clerk in relation to her license, said
mat owing to the practice of Cahoon in
paying his employees in store trade
her business had been broken up, but
she hoped to recover The comnluniea-
ton was filed
]. M. Bennett was granted license
to sell liquor on State road, south of
the city, and Fritz Miller accorded q
similar privilege at Bingham.
Notices of street lighting tax.
amounting to $2954 for the Jail and
Sl9l.61 on the Joint building. were re-
ceived from the city recorder and filed.
Matilda S. W. W. Bliss request for
permission TO redeem property sold for
taxes was similarly disposed of.
a report from the fruit and tree in
spector recommending the dismissal of
all deputies save two was referred to
the Selectmen.
Meat Inspector Clay's report for
March was filed as follows:
Stock inspected at Murray-Hogs, SO;
cattle. 127: calves. 80; sheep. 3D.. Total.
531
Big Cottonwood yards-Hogs. 81; cat
tie, SO: sheep. 191: calves. 20. Total. Ell.
Grand total, S02.
Court adjourned until Saturday,
when more bills will be paid.
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death OF both OF them, or absence from
Salt Lake City, Utah, or refusal 10 act.
or other disqualification for the performs
ance OF the duties of this trust. then at
the request of the holder of said note.
the Treasurer of The Pacific Investment
Company (who shall thereupon become
survivor of them TO the title of said prop
erty and the same become vested in MIN
lnese presents, with all the powers, du-
ties and obligations thereof. may proceed
10 sell said described property or any part
thereof at public vendue to the highest
blcder for cash. And whereas. the said
promissory note. together with all inter-
est thereon, from May ,. 1885, at the rate
OF zen per cent. per annum until this date
remains wholly due and unpaid And
whereas, further. said Ford C. Barclay
ana John William Young are now absent
from the City of Salt Lake and Territory
OF Staa and thereby unable to perform
OF uScharge said trust; and the UNDER
signed, John w. Donnellan, is now the
treasurer OF The Pacific Investment
company, and by the terms and cOndf-
tons OF said deed of trust has become
the successor of said trustees, so absent
from the City of Salt Lake and so dis
qualned to act as such trustees. and as
sucn successor has become fully vested
with all the powers, duties and obliga-
tions OF said trustees. Now, therefore, /,
the undersigned, John ". DOnnellan.
trustee as aforesaid. at the request of the
payee, owner and holder of said note and
oy virtue of the authority given me in
with the provisions of said deed. will. on
MONDAY, the twenty-ninth day of April.
1879, between the hours of twelve o'clock
u. and three O'Clock p NJ. of that day.
al the south front door of the Court
house (the Joint City and County Build
lng), in the City and County of Salt Lake.
territory OF Utah, proceed to sell and sell
tne above described real estate at public
auction 10 the highest bidder for cash in
hand. IN order TO pay said note and inter
est ana the costs Of this trust, or so much
thereof as it may pay: and upon such
sale being made. being thereunto duly
authorized by said deed I shall make.
execute and deliver to the purchaser or
purchasers of said property a good and
sufncient deed or deeds. conveying all the
interest which said Joseph WoOdmansee
ana LaVlnia H. Woodmansee, his wife, or
either of them had in and to the afore-
sad real estate on the second day OF
May. 1892. and which l have and hold
therein as trustee as aforesaid
JOHN ". DONNEILAN,
Trustee under the provisions of said
trust.
Salt Lake City. Utah, April ). 1895.
MARSHALL q ROYLE, Attorneys.
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VGDEN DEPT.
HERHLp BRHNcH OFFICE.
6l3 ETAR LOAN g. TRUST BUILDING.
Ogden, April II.
THE NEW POWER COMPANY.

1t seems that another power dam
company has been at work quietly in
Ogden canyon for the past two or
three weeks. The new company was
organized some time ago, and is
known as the Ogden Power and Man.
ufacturing company. The company
opened an Office in the Utah Loan
and Trust building, but very little was
said about it at the time the incor-
poration papers were filed II. NJ. jar
Wis is the manager of the new company
and not desiring any free advertising,
they kept quiet and began work with
out allowing the public generally to
know what was up.
The sudden activity on the part of
the Pioneer company let the cat out Of
the bag. and now it is known that Og-
den is to have two power dams instead
of one.
Mr.. Jarvis admits that the company
has been at work for several weeks,
and says they will have the dam COM
pleted by Christmas of this year.