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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-29

made directing the funds deposited
with the clerk of the court by the
Palatine Insurance company be paid
to II. S. McCallum and the action dis
missed.
Mary e. Roberts VS.. Henry Roberts
arguments on motion to modify decree
continued till Tuesday next.
Groshell VS.. Bowman; five days adj
ditional time allowed to plead.
Durham, Hanna, Munger & Co., vs.
Edwin Earl ct. al; judgment for plain
tiff by default
R. c. A. Kletting vs. Carrie Mum
choff; judgment and decree of fore
closure for the plaintiff by default;
attorneys fees allowed in the sum of
$780,
E. L. Sheets VS.. John S. Lewis
ct. al; judgment for the plaintiff by
confession.
Granville Gillette VS.. John W. Tay-
Tor; defendants motion to discharge
attachment passed
L. c. Rookledge VS.. L. D. Kinney ct
al; Judgment and decree of foreclosure
for the plaintiff for $1,240 and $62 at
torney's fees
Levi Jukoski Mercantile company
VS.. Eugene N. Batsford et al; leave
granted to withdraw dispositions
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Court CuiIings.

The North American Savings, Loan
and Building company is suing Heze-
kiah P. Mason ct al. to recover 1929 4S
and interest On a promissory note Sc
cured by a mortgage
Warrants were yesterday issued
from Justice Harveys court for the
arrest of John Sloan on a charge of
embezzHng 500 worth of goods from
William Anderson, and for the arrest
of E. o. Sor6en, charged with embez-
zling $75 from the Sakuth Tailoring
company.
Conrad Watson was convicted of
petit larceny in Justice Harvey's
court and sent to jail for three months.
He stole a laprobe
Sheriff Hardy yesterday levied an
execution on the Paris Home laun-
dry for $135 at the suit OF the Diamond
Coal company. W. r. Hutchinson is
the attorney for the coal company.
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TOWN TALK.

The Herald's Mercur edition took the
town by storm yesterday.
President Joseph F. Smith will preach
p the L. D. S. Twelfth ward chapel at
b:3O this evening.
County Clerk Stanton yesterday issued
permit to wed for Edwin Swenson,
hged q, end Hulda Lunostrom, aged 81,
both of this city.
At d. m. yesterday, the thermometer
registered %. al noon 20, and at p. M.
20. the maximum temperature being q
and the minimum 10.
Germans should remember the meeting
10 be held at Germania hall, 6S East.
Second South, tomorrow evening to ar
range for the inaugural.
The Salt Lake City Press club has moved
INTO new and more comm odious rooms IN
the Atlas block. The rooms are on the
ground floor, those formerly occupied by
the Oquirrh club.
But one building permit was issued dur
Ing the week and that was to Miss A.
c. Herkok for the construction of a
brick residence on o street, between Sec
ond and Third. to cost $4,000.
Superintendent Benson of Liberty park
is very strongly endorsed by the most
prominent Republicans and Democrats
Tor reappointment to the position he now
holds when the new city administration
come in on January /.
Mr.. Geo. Thackrah's Index, which is
based upon the principle of indeXing
names by the first and final letters of
the name, has been received by book
keepers with enthusiasm. 1t is now get
ting a foothold in other states.
The 20-round glove contest between
Jim Williams, the champion of Utah and
Jim Lewis. has finally been fixed for
New Years night, and will take place al
the Tunnel. Besides the chief event, there
will be two around bouts between Case
and Larry Allen and Henry Williams
and an unknown.
Sheriff Hardy is moving from the Off
ces in the Eagle block to the elegant
quarters provided for him in the city
and county building. The moving process
commenced yesterday, and by Monday
morning, he and his deputies will be
Strengthened out in their new quarters.
The r. ms are in the basement of the
building, opposite the treasurer's office.
Special orders from the department of
the Platte. dated Dec. q, state that "in
view of The extraordinary circumstances
of the case, leave of absence for fifteen
DAYS. to take effect on or about Deem
Der 23rd, is granted Second Lieutenant
Briant H. Wells, second infantry, Fort
Omaha. Neb.'' The extraordinary cir
cumstances are presumed to be the in
aug uration of the lieutenant's brother
Beber NJ. Wells, as governor of the State
of Utah.
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THE DOCTORS ADVICE.

c.. NJ, Rochester, am in an editor
ial office, am overworked and feel
nervous and tired most of the time.
Please suggest treatment.
Take our Cerehri1e. extract of the
brain of the OK, three times daily.
N. A. X.-Have been annoyed for
over year with large pimples on my
back. Can you suggest a cure?
Take our Thyroidine, extract of the
thyroid gland, together with Natro-
lithic Salts, three times daily.
J. e. RI am troubled with severe
headaches and have very sallow skin.
What is the best preparation for the
derangement of the liver.
Take Thyroidine. three times daily,
and Natrolithic Salts, each morning.
r. J. Wake Cerebrine, extract of
the brain of the OK, for the nervous
ness. THE DOCTOR.
Columbia Chemical Company, Wash
inEtOn, ID. c.
OWNERS OF THE ANIMAL En-
TRACTS.
Letters answered free and in conf
dence. Preparations at all druggists.
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Why not smoke
a Union Made
8 cent. o. K. cigar.
POLICE COURT.

Bars.
c. Chapman, the young Jail bird who
was released from the penitentiary a few
days ago, is again in trouble.
On Tuesday he was arrested on sus-
picion of stealing lady's purse but as
she did not appear before the city justice
to identify him he was allowed to go.
Now he is in the bug house for assault
ing a man yesterday and battering his
face in q way that made recognition diff
fcult. PatrOlman Dillon arrived in time
to save the man from annihilation, and
Chapman's fine form will languish be-
hind the irons for a few days.
Pat Henry was arrested for begging
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From a letter written by Rev. ].
Gunderman of DimondaIe, Mich, we
are permitted to make this extract:
II have no hesitation in recommend
ing DR.. Kings New Discovery, as the
results were almost marvellous in the
case Of my wife. While was pastor
of the Baptist church at Rives juno
ton she was brought down with Pneu-
monia succeeding La Grippe Terri
BILE paroxysms of coughing would lest
hours with little interruption, and it
seemed as if she could not survive
them. A friend recommended DR..
Kings New Discovery; it was quick
in it's work and highly satisfactory in
it's results" Trial bottles free at y.
M. C. I. Drug dept. Regular size, SOC
and $100
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5000
900
600
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PROBATE COURT ORDERS.

The hearing on citation in the An
drew Rabbit estate was continued
until next Thursday.
Estate of Charles Walter, deceased
Saturday, January II. set for hearing
petition for letters OF administration.
Estate and guardianship OF Minnie
Beet, a minor; Joseph Major appointed
and qualified as guardian.
Estate of Charles f. Sherwood, de-
ceased; final discharge of administra-
triX made.
Estate Of Annie W. Clays, deceased
order made approving and allowing
executors first annual account and al
lowing executors the sum of $40 as
compensation for their services.
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REFEREES REPORT.
Mrs. Anderson Beats the Electric
Light Company.

Mrs. Anderson Beats the Electric
Light Company.
In the case of Elizabeth H. Ander-
son VS.. Salt Lake and ogden Gas and
Electric Light company ct al. Attor-
new Critchlow, to whom the case was
referred. yesterday filed his report in
the office Of the clerk of the Third dis
trict court.
The findings are that Mrs. Anderson
is entitled to fifty shares of the capital
stock of the defendant company. five
bonds of $1,000 each of the 81 100000 is
sue and 5000 in cash. The referee fur
ther finds that if the settlement is not
made in accordance with the above,
the sale Of the property and franchises
of the Salt Lake City Gas company
and the Salt Lake Power, Light and
Heating company to the Salt Lake and
Ogden Gas and Electric Light COM
pany shall be declared void. and that
the s1.500000 bond issue of the Salt
Lake and Ogden Gas and Electric
Light company shall also be declared
void
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yesterday, and in a moment of madness
confessed he was a cook. This very like
~ means that his valuable services will
be gained in the bastile for about twenty
days, during which he will cook beef
bones and frozen murphys for the men in
stripes.
James E. Smith had no shelter from
the cold last night and requested bunk
in the city jail
J. a. Parker was swiped in yesterday
afternoon for leaving team united on
one of the large thoroughfares.
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A RIDICULOUS RUMOR.
he Silly Story That Sid Hooper

The Silly Story That Sid Hooper
Had Died.
There was a senseless rumor aaoat
last night that Sid Hooper was dead,
but inquiry developed the fact that he
was very much alive, and judging
from, a letter received from him a
couple of days ago by his brother-in-
law. J. E. Game, he is thoroughly en-
loving himself on Mccormick &
Keogh's ranch on Raft river, Idaho.
They have a touch of gay life at
Christmas time even Cn a ranch, and
Sid is enjoying himself in riding.
sleighing and dancing as much as if
he had never left the gay circle of
Salt Lake society.
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WANTED.

GIRL for general house work. Apply
ia A street.
AGENTS WANTED-Gold glass name
plates numbers and signs, readable dark
est nights; samples loaned Thomas &
Co., Englewood, ILL.,
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THE INAUGURAL BALL.
Decorations to be Lavish in
Their nagnificence.
EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS.
MASSIVE ELECTRIC STAR OF TWO
THOUSAND LIGHTS.

Robert T. Burton Appointed Grand
Marshal of the inaugural Parade
Germans VIII Take Part in the
Procession in Large Numbers and
VIII Provide Two Handsome
F1Oats-One VIII Carry Forty
Five Ladies Representing the
State of the UniOn-Cau For Il
Committee Meeting.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
m. j. De Bruhl TO VIM. II. Rintz,
part section u, township south,
$500

VIM j. De Bruhl TO VIM. II. Bintz,
part section - township 2 south,
range / west ....................... SO, so
Caroline Z. Leth ct al py Marshal
David Dalgleish. part lots - and
45 block ., ) j. Whites south
Salt Lake ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SUI
E. w. Dunn ct ux to John Vetterli,
part lot 8, block 10, plat B 1900. ZOO
Edward Orgill to Mary a. Orgill,
part section 2, township 4 south,
Ann NJ. Bond TO Elizabeth P. Cole,
lots and 6. block 2. Watkins ad
DR.. E. NJ Keysor fills teeth without
pain Teeth without plates a specially
Rooms l, 2 and 9. Scott-Auerbach build
ing. 1G2 Main street
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HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
Twenty-One Scarlet Fever Flags
Arc NOW Out.

The report of the health department
for the week just closed shows twenty
one flags outstanding to warn the pas
sers-by against scarlet fever cases.
This is a decrease of one over the pre-
ceding week. The births numbered
twenty-five. while the deaths for the
same period were seven, of which three
were males and four were females.
TWO were received from other places
for burial.
The report further shows an absence
of infectious diseases, not single
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ANNOUNCEMENT TO PATRONS.

We desire to notify all our patrons
that W. A Chapman is no longer con-
nected with this laundry. The laun-
dry will be operated continually, not
withstanding the reports circulated by
Mr.. Chapman to the contrary. We
solicit your further patronage and
guarantee entire satisfaction of
work.
NEW PARIS HOME LAUNDRY.
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MUST REMAIN IN JAIL.
William Adamson Still SAYS He
Can't Pay Alinony.
BUT HIS STORY DON'T GO.
MRS. ANDERSON BEATS THE ELEC.
TRIO LIGHT COMPANY.

Report of Referee CritchIow Filed
in the District Court-The Sher-
if Restrained From Selling Ger
tain Property on Execution
Thompson VS.. Young Election
Case Dismissed-Short orders and
Notes.
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THE BROADWAY LIQUOR CO..

119-121 South Main. Fancy drinks.
imported and domestic cigars, pure
wines and liquors for family use. Salt
Lake and Milwaukee beer. Bass ale,
Guinness stout. Prompt delivery.
JAMES HILTON. Mgr.
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If the plans of the committee on ar
rangements for the inaugural ball are
successful and their anticpations are
realized-as they no doubt will be-that
event will surpass in point of nagniti-
cence anything of like character that has
ever transpired in Salt Lake City and
the bail will constitute a most fitting
close to the day from the dawning of
which will date the history of the STATE
Of Utah.
The Decorations.
The decorations at the Salt Lake
theatre are TO be something exquisite,
and when completed, viii have entailed
an expense OF nearly SEQ. The theatre is
TO be profusely hung with bunting of
the national colors and Old Glory with
the forty-iifth star representing Utah's
admission to statehood, viii occupy the
position of honor. But the particular
feature Of the decorations ana the one
in which the committee takes greatest
pride. is massive electrical star, COM
posed of 2,o00 incandescent lights. All the
preparations for the ball are character
lzed by the same degree of laViShneSs.
even the badges to be presented to the
participants are to be as rich as they
can be made the whole being intended
TO make the occasion one ever to be re-
membered, and in keeping with the I'M
portance of the day it is to conLnemor-
ate.
The committee on parade yesterday ap-
pointed Robert t. Burton grand marshal.
The procession will be formed under his
direction, with the assistance of his staff,
the members of which are to be an
nounced later.
The Germans.
The German societies of the city have
decided to take part in the parade and
will De in line in full force. The Turner'S
always great as paraders, will furnish a
handsome float and the German ladies,
equally as patriotic, will provide another
upon which will be seated forty-five
ladies representing the states of the
union A grand ball in the evening at
Christiansen's hall will be the closing
feature of the Germans contribution to
the observance of the day.
The following call for meeting of the
German committees to complete arrange
ments was issued last evening:
Achtung Deutchc.
ALE Observation-Disclosures Mitbuerger
sind HERMIT eingeladen am Montag der
30 ten Attends Uhr, SIGH in der Ger
mania halle. 60 East Second South street
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

INCREASE your income by careful
speculation by mail through a responsible
firm of large experience ana great 5uc-
showing how q small amount of money
can be easily multiplied by successful
speculation in grain. Highest references.
Opportunities excellent. Pattison & Co.,
bankers and brokers. 101 Omaha build
ing, Chicago.
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AT PER CENT. interest on instalment
payments. Money on hand. K. d. Win
ters, S1S Atlas block.
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MERCUR EDITION.

HeraIFs Enterprise UnanfmOusIy
Endorsed-Ten Thousand Extras.
The Mercur edition of The Herald
which came out yesterday morning with
out any blare of trumpets or advance
announcements, took like wildfre 9rd
very favorable comments on the thor
oughness of the write-up and the enter
prise OF The Herald were heard on eli
sides Last night, within a few hundreds
of 10. 800 extra copies of the edition were
sold and orders kept pouring in. The Mer-
cur people appreciated the article thor
oughly and papers sold there like hot
cakes. 1t was the talk of the town yes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-29

C. S. Martin sells the best coal. the
cleanest coal. the cheapest COAL Office
under McCornick's bank.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business. pays 5 per
cent. on deposits. Z. Armstrong, pres:
P. W. Madsen. vice-pres; ]. E. Jen-
ming, cashier "a e. LIST South st.
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Election Case Dismissed.

The election contest case of E. D. r.
Thompson VS.. LIE Grande Young was
dismissed by consent and without pre-
JUDGE.
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Abstracts furnished, titles insured
and 5 per cent. paid on deposits by
Utah Title Insurance and Trust compa-
ny. 106 Main street.
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DIED.

EDGAR.-In the Twenty-second ward,
sions, Hazel Violet, daughter of Walter
j. and Mary Ann Edgar, aged L year
and months.
Funeral services will be held Monday,
December 80, at II a. m. from 43 Simondia
avenue
Friends are respectfully invited to at
tend
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Will win the free six months course
offered by the Salt Lake Business col
Iegeq Call or write for particulars.
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Finest candies. largest assortment.
Spears candy kitchen. Is W. list South.
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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES

Last day of the Art Exhibition
Monday. 3Oth
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Dr. Prices Cream Baking powdez
World fa;r Highest Media. and Di3se7sa.

Last day of the Art Exhibition,
Monday. goth.
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Short Orders.

Freed Furniture company VS.. Pala-
tine Insurance company et al; order
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Last day of the Art Exhibition,
Monday, 30th.
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case of diphtheria or typhoid fever
having been reported.
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We will sell our extra pale and pre-
MUM lager beer, 6 dozen quarts for
S. Try it. 1t is better now than ever
before
SALT LAKE CITY BREWING co.
Telephone No. II.
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WANTED-Ladies to do fancy work
at home: 81 to 81 quietly made daily;
no canvassing; work sent by mail. Toilet
Art School, box 764 Brooklyn, n. Y.
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Drink Idanha at James Hegeny's.
GRAND OFFER IN KID GLOVES

With each pair of 81 or higher
priced warranted Kid Gloves we give
fine embroidered silk or linen cam
brio handkerchief; fifty patterns to Sc
lect from. Our prices cannot be du-
plicated. F. AUERBACH e BRO.
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NOTICE TO A. U. w.

Special Excursion to Provo, Jan.
LIST, 1896.
On above date the A. o. U. W. will
have an excursion to Provo via Union
Pacific. Fare for round trip S1.25.
Train will leave January 1, 1896, at
7:45 a. m. Special returning will leave
Provo the following morning. Grand
ball at the Opera house in the evening
under the auspices of the Select
Knights.
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Kali at the new
KoIitz
Handy
Kitchen for your
Khristmas
Handles, No so S. Main St.
Drink Idanha at the Clipper.
DIR. CHARLES PINCKNEY HoUGH,
Late of Butte, Montana Office In At
las Block. Telephone 500.
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Marvellous Results.

DR.. Tillman gives this branch of den
tistry spec'l attn: 33-4 Mercantile blk
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WHO

Drink Idanha at the ST. Elmo.
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FOR RENT--FURNlSHED

FOUR ROOMS furnished for house
keeping. rent s12 1853 West Sixth South.
FURNISHED. Ny residence 635 East
First South street. Jonathan c. Royle.
LARGE FRONT ROOMS, ground floor.
with board. At South First West.
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SPECIAL SALE STILL CONTINUES

Fer next thirty days your choice of
any suit or overcoat in the store for
S11-OO At s. j. Nathan, clothier, 1S5
Main street.
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FOR THE HOLIDAY.

Drink Idanha at Mulvey's.
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MONEY To LOAN.

AT and per cent interest. Wicks. Il
State street.
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The Gernla Ms.
Achtunr DeutcIc.

ALE Observation-Disclosures Mitbuerger
sind HERMIT eingeladen am Montag der
30 ten Attends Uhr, sich in der Ger
mania halle, 60 East Second South street.
einzufinden. UNI Elm Programm fuer die
Feier des Statehood tages aufzusetzen.
Das Commute.
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FOR SALE.

TYPEWRITERS-s $35 and s45 snaps.
H. N. Winter. 337 Constitution building.
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SIX PER CENT. money to loan on i'm
moved residence property, close in. He
Der J. Gran. C Co. general agents Home
Fire Insurance Co.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-07-05
Mushrooms as Food In Europe.

As an article of food mushrooms are
becoming more widely and favorably
known each year. Immense quantities
are grown for market in caves near
Paris, some of the beds being seven
miles long. One grower has twenty
one miles of mushrooms growing at
Merry. In Italy the truffie beds are so
valuable that they are guarded as care
fully as are game preserves in Eng
land. But the poachers, quite equal to
the necessity, train their dogs to go
among the beds, dig up those mush-
rooms of marketable value, and bring
them out to the edge, where they are
awaiting to receive them. Mushrooms
bring in a revenue of $4,000 year
to Rome, and M. Roques calls the de-
spised toadstools the mamma of the
poor"
Mr.. Julius Palmer, our own authori-
ty on mushrooms, says: "Were the
poorer classes of Russia, Germany,
Italy or France to see our forests DUR
ing the autumn rains, they would feast
on the rich food there gong to waste
For this harvest requires no seedtime
and asks for no peasants toll. At the
same time the value of mushroom diet
ranks second to meat alone America
is one of the richest countries in mush-
room food" Margaret w. Leighton,
in st. Nicholas.