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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-30
MILITIA MATTERS.
The Following Special Orders Were
Issued Yesterday.

The Following Special Orders Were
Issued Yesterday.
The following special orders were issued
Yesterday;
Headquarters First Regiment. n. G. L.
Salt Lake City, June p, 1896.
Especial order No -
Pursuant to special order No. 10. head
quarters First Brigade, y c. L.. the
following elections are hereby or Tered in
First Regiment infantry \. G. L., to I'll
the following vacancies:
Company a, Salt Lake City, Monday,
July 1. 1895.
Company B, Salt Lake City. wednes-
day, July 3, 1885.
,06 Company I, Provo. Saturday. July 6,
Company z. TooeIe city. July 8. 1895.
Company q. Morgan City, July 6. 1895
Lieutenant Colonel John DenEl Tier will
supervise the election IN 1 company, at
Provo.
Major r. c. Naylor. First Battalion.
Will supervise the election IN \ and B
Major ". Z. Stevens. Second Battalion.
WIN supervise the election in r company,
at Tooele City.
The senior officers. present will super
wise the election in @ company, at Nor
gan.
Officers supervising elections viii
promptly forward detailed report through
the proper military channels.
Any vacancies created Dy promotion
Will be filled at the same time without
further orders.
By command of
HENRY PAGE
c. B. THOMPSON. Colonel.
Adjutant
Second Lieutenant Burt Greggs. Of cons
pany A, has resigned his commission. to
take effect on July Z. The resignation
has been accepted.
The officers of the First Brigade. n. C.
O., went up to Fort Douglas on Friday
night to pay their respects 10 the officers.
This was in view of the fact that the
Sixteenth is likely to move soon.
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GREAT DAY AT The YARDS.
Nearly One Hundred Carloads of
Stock Rnncirnd XcSterdnr

Nearly One Hundred Carloads of
stock Received Yesterday.
Out at the Union stockyards it was
a busy day yesterday. in the neigh
borhood Of one hundred carloads OF
cattle being received there and the an
finals given and opportunity of rest
ing up before resuming the journey
to the north and east Nearly all of the
cattle were loaded out yesterday after
noon and last night, the majority of
them going to Wyoming points and the
remainder to the north. The heavy
sh ipments were made by Gibson and
Haley, who received LOO head of
steers at Milford from James Andrus,
b. +. Saunders and others. The ship
mentS of these gentlemen went con-
signed to Laramie, near where the
cattle will be ranged and prepared for
the eastern markets. The Union Pa
cific handled some fifty loads from the
south during the day, thirty of which
arrived in this city last evening. con-
signed TO northern and Wyoming
points. Part of these shipments were
the cattle from the ranch of the Black
foot Cattle company. which are now
being delivered to Saunders at Mil
ford. 500 head having been turned over
on Friday afternoon by Hon. A. W.
WINS.
President James Andrus. of the Ca
naan Cooperative Stock company,
who has been delivering a large bunch
OF steers to Messrs. Gibson and Haley,
came up from the south yesterday
morning with a train load of the stock
and will remain here a couple of days
longer. He reports that the southern
part of the territory is in splendid
shape and the dry season has not yet
commenced. Cattle are in good condi-
ton, and the ranges never were better
for this time of the year. Some very
heavy movements of live stock have
taken place in the south this year,
and they are not all over yet. The
delivery Of the stock on the ranches
of the Canaan company is progressing
favorably, but it will be nearly three
months yet before the cleanup is
made. Something over 5000 head have
now been turned out to the purchaser
of the brand. The company has just
declared the second 20 per cent. dis
tribution Of the capital stock, and it
Is anticipated that another will fol-
low in the near future. Secretary Wool
ley has the money ready for the Stock
holders at his Office in st. George.
John Keats yesterday shipped eight
carloads of beef cattle out Of Green
river over the Rio Grande Western,
the consignment being made to Kan
sas City. Other shipments are to be
made from the eastern part OF the ter
ritory It once.
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GOING OUT OF BUSINESS.
Property of the Peoples Equitable
Coop Being Listed.

Coop Being Listed.
Preparations are being made by the
Peoples Equitable Coop, the pioneer
institution of its kind in this terrltofy,
to retire from the commercial field,
and. as a result of the action of the
board of directors, the property Of the
company is now being listed prepara-
tory to sale in whole or in part A
force of listers has been hard at work
with the stock contained in the Main
street store during the whole of the
past week, and the stocktaking is rot
completed yet. The stockholders in the
institution have decided that it is de-
sirable to retire from the business
world, and the directors are now ar
ranging the plan Of action. 1t has not
yet been decided whether or not the
sale will include the stock as it stands
or only job lots. but it IS presumed that
either plan will be adopted by the
board in the event Of any reasonable
proposition being received by it.
The institution is Il heavy taxpayer
and its property includes a good
stock of merchandise, real estate and
the lease of the property upon which is
located the store building. Il is likely
that the winding up Of its affairs viii
consume a considerable length Of time,
for all such work usually does
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Interest and Dividends.

Monday IS the great interest paying
day and some very heavy sums of
money, running in the aggregate up
into the hundreds of thousands will
change hands, passing from the hands
of corporations TO their stockholders in
the shape of dividends and to their
bondholders as straight interest and
from the debtors to the holders of their
paper. 1t is impossible TO estimate
with any degree of certainty the
amount OF interest and dividend money
which is destined to be distributed by
the citizens or corporations Of this ter
ritory tomorrow. for only compare
tive few Of the payments are ever made
public. The railroads are probably the
heaviest interest payers and should
the holders Of Utah & Northern and
Oregon Short Line bonds receive their
money on the first the grand total will
be very heavily increased. The Rio
Grande Western will meet its pay
ments in splendid shape, the exact
amount not being known, but it is
Very heavy. AT the First National
Bank OF Ogden and the Deseret Ma
tonal Bank of Salt Lake the Sumpter
Valley Railroad company will make
payment Of the half yearly per cent
Interest on its bonded Indebtedness of
$4,000. This road is in splendid con-
ditlon and paying its stockholders a
fair amount or their investment The
Salt Lake City Railroad company is
also among the interest payers. while
Me Rapid Transit liquidates on the
first of August.
Among the commercial and indus
trial companies the Salt Lake and Og-
den Gss and Electric Light company
takes the lead for the proportions of
dts payments on bonded interest. This
company will pay at the rate of 6 per
cent per annum on bond issue of an
even million dollars. The territory
of Utah pays $1,000 on its bonds and
the city of Salt Lake will pay $50 500.
OF the dividend payers which will
distribute their bounties, the lions
Saving Bank and Trust company
takes the lead, paying per cent on
its capital stock of 100000. This is
for the half year, however, and it is /
also the end of the fiscal year Tor the !
bank. The First National Bank of |
Ogden will also make payment for the |
quarter on the first or the second day
OF the month. its regular amount be
ing per cent on the capital stock Of |
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provide for just such contingencies,
otherwise has no force at all
R. N BASKIN

Mayor.
The veto was unanimously sustained.
Contingent expenses was the first point
discussed. Mr.. Hardy proposed mills
IhlS was objected to by Mr.. Lynn. who
for water, which would leave the balance
for streets and contingent expenses.
Five mills was adopted.
the question of the amount of the levy
for the water works was debated at some
length, some of the members believing
the amount of one mill suggested too
small.
The chair was of the opinion that if
the water works was short of cash, the
general fund could be drawn on to meet
a contingency.
This proposition precipitated some de-
bate, but finally the one mill motion was
lost and one and one-quarter mills sub
stituted.
O'Meara objected to one-half mill on
leave anything Tor sewers, which will re-
qu1re a large expenditure this year. The
gravity sewer must be connected and
other work remains to be done. If a. de-
fciency occurs the public will not spare
its criticisms.
Lynn asked what objection there would
be in making up deficiency from license
receipts.
The attorney replied nothing
The ordinance then passed as follows,
Mcmillan voting no.
Be it ordained by the city council of
Salt Lake city, that there is hereby levied
on all the real and personal estate or
property, situate, lying and being within
the corporate limits of Salt Lake city,
made taxable by the general laws of the
territory. and ordinances of Salt Lake
city, seven mills on the dollar, as follows.
to wit:
To defray the contingent expenses of
said city five mills on the dollar.
To defray the expense of controlling
the waters of said city IL mills on the
dollar.
To defray the expense of opening, i'm
proving and keeping in repair the streets
and sidewalks of said city half of one
mill on the dollar.
To pay the expense of constructing and
keeping in repair sewers and drains in
said city quarter Of one mill on the dol
lar.
Prior to adjournment, Mr.. OtMeara in
quired of Judge Hoge if his assistant,
Mr. Van Horn, would not, under the law,
have TO resign ere he could accept the
raise OF salary the council recently voted
him.
quired:
In the country"
''Oh, yes" said Judge Hoge. ''he is
well" responded Mr.. Young, at would
like to see the color of his hair once
more
In the midst of the Taught which en-
sued the council adjourned.
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800. OOO. Several of the Salt Lake
banking institutions are expected to
declare their dividends f0r the quarter
during the week. The Home Fire In
surance company yesterday paid its
dividend for the quarter, being IL per
cent on its quarter of a million capital
stock and the Cooperative Wagon and
Machine company did the same, slak-
ing payment on the same capital and
distributing the same sum as the
Home Fire. Some time ago the board
of directors of the State Bank of Utah
declared the usual dividend Of IL per
cent on the capital stock Of half a
million dollars, payable on the 18th day
of the month.
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District Court Orders.

Utah National bank VS.. Isaac Sears
ct. al; judgment and order for sup
preliminary proceedings set aside.
w. G. Davis VS.. C. z. Wantland ct.
al; leave granted to file amended COM
plant
Catherine H. Horsley VS.. Clements
Horsley; hearing on order to show
cause for alimony continued till July g.
Adam McCune VS.. John Harrington;
hearing on motion to confirm referees
report continued till July 9.
Joseph Baumgarten VS.. Alice Brazier
Young; judgment and decree of fore
closure entered.
Henry Wagner VS.. A. ]. Peterson;
hearing on order to show cause for
contempt continued till July 6.
New England Loan art Trust COM
pany VS.. Buffalo Park Land company;
hearing ON order to show cause for
receiver continued until July g.
John Backman ct al. vs.. S. B. Yves
terrified; case set for trial on Monday.
D. P. Tarpey VS.. p W. Madsen; ten
days additional time to answer.
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Coming Back ON Tuesday.

Advices were received in this city
yesterday to the effect that Hon.
Frank J. Cannon will arrive in the
city on Tuesday morning and remain
here for a short time only. The
financial negotiations Of the Utah
Company and the Pioneer Power COM
pany are said to be progressing very
favorably and it is for the purpose of
consulting with other members of the
two boards of directors and also of
obtaining additional data that Mr.
Cannon is returning at this time.
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visited Lucerne Ranch.

M. II. Hennessy, who, in company
with Adolphus lesson made a trip
overland through northeastern Utah
and southwestern Wyoming, has re-
turned TO the city but may leave for
the sections named within a COMPARE
lively short time. While away he
visited the ranch of the Lucern Land
and Water company. the principal
stockholders of which are Robert c.
Chambers and Messrs. Daggett and
lesson. A splendid canal, just COM
pleted, carries the water of Sheep
creek to the lands of the company and
will enable the latter to reclaim 10000
acres of fine land. Everything in and
around the ranch of the company is
in prosperous condition.
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Democratic society will be held at the
Relief Society hall, First North be-
tween First and Second West streets,
at o'clock p. m. on Monday. July LIST
proximo for the election of officers for
the ensuing year and for the election
of delegates to the DemOcratic socie-
ties convention to be held at the
theatre III Salt Lake city, July 13th
proximo. and for the transaction of
other business. All Democrats, male
and female, in said ward are request
ed to attend. Good speakers will be
present and address the meeting.
\. MINER. President
L. L. SLOAN, Secretary.
June, so, 1895.
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Wayne Must Give Bond to Keep
the Peace.

The hearing on the application of
Mrs. Wayne to have her husband, Will
liam Wayne, put under bonds to keep
the peace was had before United
States Commissioner Greenman yester-
day It was shown that Wayne had
savagely beaten and i'll treated his
wife and threatened to do so again
and also to kill her. His honor desig-
mated it as a very bad case and order
ed Wayne to furnish bonds in the sum
of $500 to keep the peace for six
months and to pay the costs of the
proceedings. Failing TO find sureties,
Wayne went to Jail.
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DECIDED TO STAND PAT.
Course Agreed Upon By wasatch
Milling Co. Stockholders.

The stockholders of the Wasatch
Milling company. or at least a ma
jority of them, have decided that they
will stand by the recent action and
continue to fight the Towndrow faction
of the Intermountain Milling company
in the courts until they have secured
an adjustment of the present difficult
ties. 1t was anticipated that a COM
promise would be effected, but the
anti-Towndrow side of the house took
the position that il should have II
control OF the combine, and to that
end it is now working. Several meet
ings of the interested parties have
been held since the fling of the papers
in the case, but they were unable to
reach an agreement and the deter
mination to crowd things in the courts
was the result
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Wool Sold at Top Notch.

Montana has taken the prize for top
notch figures on this springs clip of
average woods. a sale having just
taken place at Columbus at 101a cents.
There were 100000 pounds of the WOOL
which went to a Boston house. Here
in Utah prices are ranging upward in
splendid shape and the growers who
are selling now are reaping a harvest
entirely untouched by the earlier
birds
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-30
Must sInke AnnIication.

With the end of the government ifs
cal year on the 1st of the month it
will be necessary for every brewer,
distiller, rectitier, cigar manufacturer
and tobacco manufacturer to have his
application for permission to continue
business before the local internal reve-
nue. officials, for on Monday the annual
licenses viii be issued. 1t is estimated
that the revenue of the government
derived from these sources will be
nearly if not quite $25, 900 for the year
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-30
Suit For Divorce.

Addie Hemlaw yesterday began suit
for divorce in the Third district court
against Walter Hemlaw, alleging that
the marriage took place on October 3,
1898. at Brighton, this county, and that
on January Is. 1894. the defendant de-
serted her and still continues to so
desert her
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A BRoKER.s SECRET.

'Waiter, did you hear what Mr..
whispered to his broker just now,
when you were at their table?''
Yes, sah.'
IF L give you five dollars will you
tell me what it waS?"
Yes, sah.''
Here you are, then"
He was saying. sab. as how DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets was the only
thing that properly regulated the
bowels, sab"
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Mnking Good Progress.

The construction of the line sys-
system of the Citizens Electric Light
company is being rushed ahead at
good rate of speed and the field gang
has now set UP four blocks of poles,
the western end having reached the
intersection Of Main street and Third
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-30
The Good Qualities

Possessed by Hoods sarsaparilla are almost
beyond mention. Best of all, it purifes the
blood, thus strengthening the nerves. Itregu-
lates the digestive organs, inyigorates the kid
leys and liver, tones and builds up the entire
system. 1t cures dyspepsia, scrofula, catarrh
and rheumatism. Remember, Hoods Cures.
Hoods Pills act easily, yet promptly and
effectively, on the liver and bowels. Do.
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THE OFFICIAL TRAIN
To the N. e. A., Denver.

Will leave Salt Lake, over the Union
Pacific, at 10 am. July ), arriving Den
yer at 7:30 am. July 6, carrying the
principal educators of the territory.
Through Pullman palace and tourist
sleepers, day coaches and chair cars.
Fare only so. Accommodations
should be secured at once.
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Judgments Entered.

Luella C. Cranda1l VS.. Anna S. K.
Borg ct. al; for the plaintiff for s12O.7S
deficiency judgment.
Charles G.. Ryan, trustee of the
Grand Island Cigar company. VS. G.
c. Charlton; for the plaintiff for $149.65,
deficiency judgment
o. H. Petit vs.. Heber Young; for
the plaintiff Tor $403.S5, deficiency
judgment.
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CONDITIONS FAVORABLE
End of the First Half of the
Year.
IMPROVEMENT IN BUSINESS.
SOME INTEREST AND DIVIDEND
PAYERS OF THE TERRITORY.

Heavy Day Out at the Union stock
Yards, Where One Hundred Car
loads of Cattle Were Received
and Again Loaded Out-PeODie's
Equitable is Retiring From Bust
Observation-Disclosures of the Wa
satch Milling Company Stand Pat
General Business News.
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South. None of the steel girders for
the roof of the power house have ar
rived yet and in consequence the COM
pletion of the works is considerably
delayed. 1t is anticipated that the de-
livery of the trusses will take place
any day now
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WORK IN THE COURTS.
ORDER OF SALE OF STOCK IN THE
MEEARS NINE.
William Wayne Goes to Jail in
Default of $500 Bonds to Keep
the Peace in Regard to His Wife
The Usual Divorce Suit, Short
Orders and Judgments Entered.

Yesterday was an exceedingly quiet
day in the courts. Chief Justice Mer-
rift was still confined to his room
and Judge Bartch sat on the bench
for only a few minutes. Many of the
gentlemen of the legal profession have
gone off to the mountains streams and
canyons enjoying the fine summer
weather, and, as a consequence. legal
business is rather dull for the time
being.
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Paid the Salaries.

Territorial Auditor Game yesterday
drew warrants for the payment of the
quarterly salaries of the officials of
the territory. The total of the rolls
was $2,7S6.25, which is not a heavy
sum for three months salaries.
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Money For the Postomce.

It was pay day at the postoffice yes
terday and Postmaster Barratt made
his first distribution of funds among
the employees of the Office since as
Stunning his duties this last time. He
paid out total of $4,000.
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EXCURSION RArEs july So.
Via the Union Pacific.

July Sd and Atm, the Union Pacific
will sell excursion tickets 10 any
point within 300 miles, at one fare,
good returning until July 5th.
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GARFIELD BEACH TRAINS.

ON and after May 81, trains between
Salt Lake and Garfield will run as fol-
lows:
Salt Lake. Garfield. Garfield. Salt Lake.
s7:45 IN. 1856 am. 1920 pm. 200 I'm.
10: 90 am. 10 40 am. $2:40 pm 400 pm.
2:0Op.m. 2:40p.m. 4:10 pm 4:5O pm.
300 pm. $40 pm. 500 pm. $40 pm.
eDaily except Sunday.
Ojson's orchestra in attendance ev.
cry afternoon and evening. Depot cor
ner First South and Fourth West
streets. Fare for round trip, 80 cents.
City ticket office. POI Main street
D. E. BURLEY,
General Agent Passenger Dept.
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Stock in the Meears Mine to BE Sold

In the suit of Walker Bros. VS.. Will
liam Lowe, as administrator of the
estate of George A. Meears, deceased,
Judgment was rendered for the plain
tiff for 81, 741.S2 and the same declared
a first lien on 23,719 shares of stock of
the Morgan Silver Mining company,
formerly the Meears Silver Mining
company, and order of sale for said
stock made.
The court found that the AIeears es-
state was responsible for the two notes
amounting to $3,315, executed by
George A Meears as execu-
tor of the estate Of Gott-
Iieb Schaer, and which went IN
part to make up the amount of the
judgment for $7,741.S2.
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Are you going to Saltair on the
Fourth? Yes, and take my family too
We want to enjoy ourselves. Count me
in as one of the family.
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AUCTION, AUCTION.

Don't forget the bicycle sale at 7:45
Tuesday evening, at Y Main street.
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ONLY sso.o5

To Boston, Mass. and Return via
the Union Pacific.
From July 3rd to 9Th the Union Pa
cific will sell round trip tickets to
Boston, Mass, at $60.05. good returning
until August 9Th. The shortest and
fastest line.
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City finances show a gain of over 5000
last week as compared with those of the
seven days ending June p. Nearly $1,000
in revenue was received in the treasury
department, but miscellaneous payments
reduced the figures somewhat
Licenses are the basis of collections at
present and make the largest showing
for the two weeks mentioned. Police
court revenue for June is about the same
in amount as for May. The clerk yes
terday turned over the receipts, 81 4SS.
Treasurer Dukes statement for the week
is as follows.
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CITY FINANCE MATTERS.
MUNICIPAL TREASURY HELD IT'S
OWN LAST WEEK.

Seven Thousand Dollars Received
Good Week For the Building In
spectOr-Protests Against Action
of Water observation-disclosures Mu-
nicipaI Notes.
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DR.. Tillman fills your teeth without
pain. Parlors 1884 Mercantile block
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ATTENTION..
Seventeenth Ward Democrats.
A meeting Of the Seventeenth Ward