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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-08

Another million-dollar mining company
was incorporated yesterday, the same be-
ing the Goldsmith, Goldbank Gold and
Silver Mining company. John H. Thorne,
Ernest W. Salt, James NJ. Smith, Thos.
Kane and Seth Dodge are the incorpora>
tors.
The purposes of the incorporation are
multifarious. Besides operating mines,
developing water rights, etc. the COM
pany reserves the right to improve stone
and clay lands, FARMS reservoirs, bitches,
canals, fumes and other like matters.
The capital stock is held by the incor-
porators at the rate of SO, $685. shares
each, while 766,6662s shares are held by
Thomas Kane, trustee as treasury stock.
The company owns the following coal
mining claims in Emery county: Muddy
mine. Coalbank mine, Oliff, Rock Canyon,
Dodge and the Stapley; also the following
lode mining claims in MiGard county:
Last Lad, Amy. Big Horn, Spanish,
Richford. T'horne, Dodge, Big Horn 1863,
Sway, Mccormick, Yellow bank and the
Busby, with water and timber rights.
James H. Thorne is president; James
NJ. Smith, vice-president; Ernest w. Salt.
treasurer; Thomas Kane, secretary, and
Seth Dodge, superintendent.
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COUNTY INVESTIGATION.
Will Begin Again at Ten O'clock
Today.

Will Begin Again at Ten U'clocI;
Today.
If nothing happens to prevent, the
county investigation will resume this
morning. Just what tack the inquisi-
tors vii take remains to be seen, but
now that the constitutional conven-
ton is practically ended, it is fair to
presume that Harry Haynes and Mr..
Shurtliff will come before the court
to answer questions regarding the
State road matter
OF course these two will not ap-
pear today. bit it is safe to say that
preliminary work concerning their be-
ing subpoenaed will be taken and It
is not unlikely that tomorrow they
will be called in.
If there is anything to be~gained by
this investigation, surely the evidence
of MeSsrs. Haynes and Shurtliff will
be of grave Importance. But there
are many who profess to think that
nothing of value will be elected AS
yet nothing has been developed save
regarding Kilgore.
The charges of discounting cut 10
figure in the validity of obligations
so that charge falls to the ground.
The selling of materials to the county
by relatives of the old board is not
an offense per Sc, since the present
court engages in the same practice.
1t is the opinion of many that I'M
less there be something brought out
the furniture contract, the
vaults Of the State road question, that
the inquiry will be a failure. And
thus far the foundation is a very
weak one, in the judgment of those
who have read the law on the case.
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SILVER CONFERENCE.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE AFFAIR
GOING STEADILY FORWARD.
Meeting of the Committee on Ar
rangements Held at the Chamber
of Commerce Yesterday Afternoon

The work of preparing for the big silver.
conference to be held here on May Is,
goes steadily forward.
A meeting of the committee on arrange
ments was held at the chamber of COM
nnerce yesterday afternoon, at which
many details of more or less import
ance were disposed of.
1t was expected that p. A II. Frank
lin, who had been invited 10 attend.
would be present, but to the regret of the
committee he failed TO appear.
MeSsrs. O'Aearl and ColDorn were ap-
pointed to arrange for the music and
MesSrs- Weber and Auerbach viii look
after the banquet
The question of selecting a hall for the
session of the conference was not de-
,ided and this matter was placed in the
hands of MeSsrs. Weber and Coiborfi
In regard to issuing invitations, it was
deemed desirable to have the committee
on finance meet with. the committee on
arrangements and they hold a joint ses-
sion at the chamber of commerce to-
morrow at .. m.
Eleven states and territories will be
at the conference, and in order
to ascertain just how many are coming,
Governor West yesterday wired Gov
ernor Richards, of Montana, stating that
Salt Lake city was making elaborate ar
for the meeting and asking
how many delegates will be in attend
ance from each state, and urging him
tc have full representation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-08

In its eagerness to get a story
which should SAVIOR somewhat of the
sensational, the other morning daily
yesterday went body snatching and.
taking the body of Ed Callihan, the
sport who was murdered in this city
in 1891, from its sepulchre, threw
around it the glamor of one of Detec-
tive Franks circumstantial hallucina-
tions and shook it till it's dry bones
ratified in the breeze.
Poor Callihan. It's a pity he was
killed; and a greater pity that, now
he is dead, his ashes are not permit
ted to rest in peace. Every time the
Tribune wants sensation it resurrects
them and, at once puts the sleuth
hounds on the trail.
And that, too, after reciting the his
tory of the crime in detail.
Why, Coyote Dick and Josie Hill
have been referred to so often that it is
said the printers on the journal re-
ferred to keep the matter standing
and make 'phat' on it regularly every
quarter.
This last tale, however. has a nov
city in it. An attorney figures in the
case; an attorney who knows all about
made a confdant of, and who was told
the whole story; an attorney who waits
until Edwards Tor Coyote Dick) has
gone to his last account and then
anonymously, through Detective
Franks, via the Tribune channel of in
formation hurls all this ripe, juicy
knowledge at an unsuspecting and I'M
protected public without a moments
warning.
This attorney was a cautious cuss.
too. He told Coyote and his red
handed partner to emulate the Arkan-
sas man-lay low and keep dark-a
piece of advice they did not need.
Deponent does not say whether this
attorney was paid or not. If he wasn't
he was guilty as an accessory and
should be arrested at once By the
way, why doesn't Franks distinguish
himself at this point instead of haunt
ing the treasurers office hunting up
the Viavi license? If this attorney
was paid he has violated the ethics of
the law and should be yanked up be-
fore the bar association for violation
of his obligation.
In the language of the delegates.
wearied with long nominating speech
Name him."
Then came that safety deposit box.
The box rented by John Callihan, not
Edward and which the lurid paper
aforesaid was going to have contain
"jewelry, several hundred dollars in
etc.
1t was investigated yesterday. The
bottom fell out, not of the box, but /
the story.
And in the meantime the fate Of |
poor Callihan still remains one of the |
upsolved mysteries.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-08

Joe Ward. proprietor of the Cottage
cafe, pleaded guilty TO keeping house
Of prostitution. and was fined SIS.
1t was cold day for bicycle men who
were guilty of riding on the walks. John
Thompson. Charles Dennis, Frank Porter.
and Ben Davis, were arraigned on this
charge. Porter pleaded guilty, but as he
was a small boy. he was dismissed Davis
was also dismissed. the Others being fined
81 each.
John Dowd G.. w Sanders and Frank
Fitzgerald, who are charged with assault
ing an old man in saloon. pleaded not
guilty, and their cases were set for today.
MllIlam harrison, William Nanoney'
and John Lake, three boN-car tourists,
pleaded not guilty TO vagrancy, and will
be heard this afternoon.
Ed. Mccormick, James Rogers and
Frank Burke pleaded guilty to vagrancy
and were ordered out of town, as was
also the case with Jim Moore, Charles
Wilson and John Edmundson.
One drunk and two prostitutes paid the
usual fees.
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Highest of all In Leavening Power-Lae U. s. Govt Report
Bs,kl|ss;!
AEgS0E.aJTEEX Esgy@E


to the store keeper Tommy will have
to answer before Judge Smith today
for his act and the police are loolxind
for Tommy'S brother who. 1t is
charged, aided and abetted him.
Lewis Larson and John Doe, two
plain DRINKS. were locked up by the
police.
Maggie Hall. a problem, was taken
in and left the usual $3.50.
Frank Williams and George Foster
were arrested and booked on the
charge of treSpass.
4 woman of the town was arrested
last night for assault and battery and
put up SIS for her appearance in police
court today.
CARRIAGE PARASOLS.
This week in gloria silk at zoe.
At F. AUERBACH & BRO.
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McNaIIy in the Ajax.

Probate Judge McNally is having more
luck than most people. First United
States commissioner, then probate judge.
and lastly elected director in the, Ajax
Mining company NlcNally controls $4,000
shares of this last stock, and is the heav-
lest stakeholder. His vote will count in
all proceedings. as he alone Colds one
fifth of the entire number of shares. YER
lily, the path Of the Usonian is smooth.
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PROBATE COURT.
y d. Young Estate Matter Set

Lucy ID. Young Estate Matter Set
tIed-Other Orders.
The litigation in the estate of Lucy
Decker Young, which was referred to in
these columns some days ago. came to
an end yesterday when an order was
made allowing the account of the execu-
tors, after striking out two items Of
81. $50 each. of date of June T. 1891: three
items of $500 each date of Jan. s. 1892
and all items of distribution on date OF
Feb 90 1895. This last effects a trans
fer of stock belonging to the estate, be-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-08
WILLIAMS AND MOORE.

The Utah Champion to Meet n 'rop
Notcher."
1t looks now as though Jim Williams.
the champion pugilist of Utah. would at
last have chance to try conclusions
with top notcher'' in his class, as in
Dictated by the following Associated Press
dispatch received last night:
Dick Moore, who is training for fight
with Fred Morris, has accepted the offer
of a purse by the Salt Lake city Ath-
letic club to meet Jim Williams in July.
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WEBER COAL COMPANY.

Have opened an uptown office in the
basement of Utah Title Insurance and
Trust company, 16O South Main street,
and are now prepared to take orders
for coal. Our prices are lump coal SIS a
ton, stove coal $3.50, chestnut coal $3. rs.
full weight and clean coal guaranteed.
We sell carload lots, or any quantity
desired Telephone No. Al, yard 22I
South Third West.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

Herman Bamberger Chosen Presi-
dent of the Cottonwood Co.
meeting of the stockholders of the
Cottonwood Reservoir and Discovery
Gold company, was held yesterday at the
office of Secretary Kane, at which Her
man Bamberger was elected president
and director. SiXty-six thousand two hun
dred and twenty-five shares Were repre-
scented.
The stockholders instructed the board
of directors to visit the companys prop
erty on Sunday next with view to look
ing over the ground and arranging for
prosecuting the work as rapidly as posi-
BILE in the near future
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Forresters, Notice.

On account of the convention of the
Ancient Order of Forresters, at Ogden
May 7th and Sth, the Rio Grande West
ern will make rate of a fare and g
fifth for the round trip. This rate will
be made from all points on its lines in
Utah,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-08

ing a certain number of shares of Brig
ham Young Trust Company stock.
The decree will be formally promul-
gated in day or two.
Estate of Robert Dye; bond of Robert
". Dye. administrator. in the sum OF
81. goo, approved.
Estate of George ". Quinn; continued
until tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-08

Besides being regular society night
n the Grand. Thursday night next vii
have the added attraction of special
souvenirs of the Bi-GTetallic ATinstrels.
These souvenirs are unique and attrac-
tive and will DE distributed to everN
lady present in addition to the regular
souvenir programme.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-08

A gentleman in Nashua, n. H, has
for several years past, been in the
habit of taking Ayers Sarsaprilla to
tone up his system in the spring. The
result is that he finds himself stronger,
for MANY wears before.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-08
MAYOR TURNED DOWN
City Council Overrides His
Honor's Last Veto.
1T WAS A UNANIMOUS VOTE.
BILLS OF GILBERT, CLARKE. NOW
Frs AND MULLIN REJECTED.

Further Proceedings Are Necessary
Says the COunciI-That Fence on
the Sewer Fill VIII Be Built
Silver Congress VIII Meet in the
Council Chamber-GeneraI BUSH
ness Transacted By the City So
Ions.
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POLICE NOTES.
A Youth Arrested For It'll Tap-
ping"-Other Cases.

ping'-Other Cases.
Thomas Brown, q youth of about Il
was arrested yesterday evening on the
charge of It'll tapping" Young Brown
with his brother and another lad went
out fishing and on their return the two
Browns, it is alleged, went into a store
on Sixth West street between North
and South Temple streets and asked
for something to eat While the store
keeper was gone getting the boys
some food Tommy opened the till and
distracted therefrom S1.25. When they
left the store they told the other lad
what they had done and turned the
money over TO him and he returned il
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-08
For Over Fifty Yenrs

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums, al
lays all pain, cures wind colo. and is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea- Twen-
ty-five cents a bottle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-08
THE ORCIS.

Advertising car No. s. of the Syndicate
shows. arrived here yesterday to pave the
way for the circus, which opens on May
q. Genial William Sells is expected here
tonight.
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OUR NEW YORK

Buyer telegraphs: Have bought
largely at the great auction sale of
E. S. Jaffray & Co.. now il hquida-
toni Your customers have a surfeit
of bargains in store for them.
At T. AUERBACH & BRO.
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Drugs.

Everything of the best quality. Pre-
scriptions our speciality. Prices rea-
sonable. Try US; We want your trade.
Z. J. Hill & Co, druggists, so West
Second South street.
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Fine old WHISTLES at Blocks. Tvven-
ty-five different brands to select from
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MURDERED AGAIN.
THE TRIBUNE ONCE MORE 4SsAS.
SINATES EDWARD CALLAHAN.

Feathcry story BY an attorney"
Who Knew All the Details of the
Crime-Detective Franks FOrges
TO the Front.
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Cuz is n Coed DrinIx.

Cool and refreshing. Served by Bent
ley & Hill, at their new and handsome
drug store, Dooly block. Postoffice
corner.
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Teeth filled without pain by DR.. E. M.
neysor, 1, 2, 3. Scott-Auerbach building.
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Abstracts furnished. titles insured
and per cent paid on deposits by Utah
Title Insurance and Trust company,
100 Main street
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GREAT CAPE

sale this week. reductions sweeping
-annihilating
At F. AUERBACH & BRO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-08

Have you tried ]. G. chocolate mint
waters, they are delicious.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-08

demption of property was denied upon
Judge Hoge's recomm endation.
Collectors Report.
Collector Leonard filed his report as
Net amount 1891 tax. 's22s.7o7 10
Paid city treasurer. sos, go u
Tax sales and due from
county and city,. is IS
Double assessments. 629 3
Uncollectible taxi. $40 81
Total ...................s 229, 707 10
This report was received and FLED.
City Engineer.
City Engineer Youngs report for April
was read and filed as follows.
Expense, pay rolls, etc. 81, 49, s.
Less deductions. .....-................ 133 60
Net expense ............s1,2 97 rs
Amount authorized. ..................$1,370 %
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BIG MINING COMPANY.
Incorporated Yesterday With a
Capital of One Million.
WILL MINE COAL AND GOLD
INCORPORATORS ARE ALL SALT
LAKE CITY MEN.

Has Property in Willard and Emery
COunties-A Corporation With
Ample ScOpe-Herman Bamberger
President of the Cottonwood
Company-McNaIIyE Elected Direc-
tor in the Ajax.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-08

/ Keep oeN9
It Before 5
Tn G People.
If you can set your name so
Thoroughly and so permanently
Associated with the business in
Which you are engaged that people
Will instinctively think OF
TIE name whenever the
Business is suggested.
You viii have achieved the acme of
Advertising.
II you will put your name and your
Business together IN
I THE HERALD every day.
You Will
Soon Reach
e That Point.
eE8~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-08

Ask your grocer for NGcCondra & Co.'S
NJ VI Tea.
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MINING STOCKS
DETTEcIvE AGENCY.


McMahan's Detective Agency. q Fast
Third South street. Room Telluride
block. Salt Lake City. p o. Box 81. ].
A. McMahan. Superintendent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-08

Seeds! Seeds: Seeds.
Largest assortment in the west OF
reliable seeds at Bailey & Sons. 63 East
Second South
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Police and Fire.
Board of Public Works.

The reports CT the police justice and chief
OF the fire department as printed in The
Herald, were read and filed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-08
STEAM-HEAT!Ne,

p. j. MORAN-STEAM AND HO1
water heating and ventlating apparatus
1888 State street
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SPECIAL MINSTREL SOUVENIRS.

DR.. Tillman fills teeth without PAL
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DENTISTS. "
HAPPY HOUR DENTAL co. I 212h s.
State st. Appointments by mail Solicited.
DIR. E. NJ. KEYSOR. DENTIST, Rooms
\ and 3. first floor, Scott-AcerRach build
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L0ST

Book-''Les Niserables:" finder please
return TO Wells-Fargo bank. Reward.
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ERSKINE BROS, ALL KINDS OF,
plumbing and saS-ftting done promptly
at moderate prices. 40 West First South
street.
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H N Winter 337 Constitution building:
auditing scc'ts. statements. adjustments.
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PLUMBERS.

HEESCH & DAVIS SANITARY Co.
40 East First South
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-04
WOOL.

Boston. September S-The wool market
continues quiet with firm prices. Manu-
facturers are showing a disposition 10 pur-
chase, but the dealers prefer holding to
Senng AT a lower price than they expect
to get later. Michigan and Illinois leeces
remain quiet and a choice line of y brings
l6Ul7c. The following are the quotations
of the leaing descriptions:
Ohio and Pennsylvania tieeces y and
above l7GlSc; Xxx and above 1SMl9c; No. l
combng 23c; No. combing pc. Michi-
gan, Wisconsin, etc.-X Michigan l6Ql7c
y Illinois l6gl7c; No. l Michigan combing
&c; No. , Michigan combing DC; Y New
York. New Hampshire and Vermont l6a
l6lac; No. New York New Hampshire
ard Vermont 19Q 20c; delaine Michigan lSa
1Sac. Unwashed medum-Kentucky and
Name quarter brood combing 19c; Ken
lucky and Maine three-eighths BLOOD
combng 1H2dl9c; Indiana and Missouri
one-quaTter blood combine lSiaGl9c; Indi-
ana and Missouri three-eighths blood
combng 1SQlSiac. Texas wools-Spring
medium, twelve months 12Gl4c; secured
price S5G37c. Montana-No. 2 medium la
lGc; secured price 35037c. California
wools-Northern spring Halle; secured
price 33G34c; middle county spring Hobo :
secured price 32q3Sc Australian-Scoured
basis. combing supertine 42445c; comsing
good 406i1c
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LIVE STOCK.
Register Office.


wheeling, september 3, 1870.
Cattle-Steady; extra, 900 10 LOO, 80 q
&c; good, 900 10 LOO. 3l2Q34c; good, 500 TO
800. Sq3isc; fair, 100 10 $50, 2i2a3c: COM
mon, 600 70 700, 24g2l=c; bulls. 1i4Q2i2c;
cows, ll4N2i5c.
Hogs-Extra, 4A9Hac; good, 81 coat .;
common, 3+G4c.
Sheep-SteaGy: extra. 2G224c; good IL
&c; common. 24l5c; lambs. 2sN4c.
frech Cows-Steady AZ So 00d30 Co.
Calves-Steady at SlA85c.
Chicago. September Seattle. in light
demand, prices steady; sales were on "A
basis OF So jHn5 IS Tor common 10 choice
nights; extra grades nominal az about s. -
10 30 stockers and feeders n'ong al $. SD
81 % IN most instances: bull Old al s. 00
qS Go: COWS and heifers 81 5OQs S5. chiefly
at 81 seas o..
Hogs unchanged al yesterdays prices.
common 10 prime heavy and medium
weights sold al 81 90Q4 Co. largely az "A 9lf
81 for packers and 81 fOQ4 80 for shippers .
mixed lots 81 u0U4 80, according 10 quality.
the bulk selling at 81 3044 IS. butcher
weights 81 ijni %. light weights s. g5n
I % for common 10 choice assorted with
sales largely al 81 35G4 50.
Sheep IN good demand at steady prices
but lambs were slower than usual al a de-
cline Of about l5c per 100 lbs: inferior 10
choice native sheep 81 50q3 90: westerns
- 50n3 10. feeders s. 25u2 10; lambs sold at
s. 001i 70, few poor ones fetching 8 70.
Receipts-Cattle, 100 head; calves. 900
head; hogs. 1900 head; sheep. 1900 head.
Cincinnati. September 3.-Hogs, steady
at 80 75d4 %; receipts, Zoo head; ship
ments. 400 head.