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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-04
LEGAL NOTICE.
Ia the District Court. Probate Division. Third
Judicial District In aud for salt Lake
County, state OF Utah
In the matter u tho estate OF Leah TUX.
Lloyd, deceased

IN Tue mNNitr OF tNu NHlAan OF AanAh ANuAa
Lloyd deceased
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Thomas Lloyd the administrator Of no
estate Of Leah Iouku LLOYD, deceased has
rendered Tor settlement aud n'ed iu SAID court
ne nnal account OF hlt Administration " said
estate huu petition Tor hnAl distribution uf tho
residue Of said estate among nc persons enc
uutd thereto, hut that saturday, thr lIrd day
OF May, A. o. lHlH, 10 10 O'Clock n M, at tho
court room OF sad court, iu the County Court
House, Nnlt Lake tity aud County, Utah, haa
been duly appointed ty tho judge NJ sald
court, Tor the settlement ~ said account aud
ring sHil petition Tor disuihuuun, az who Do
timu aud place any person interested in sHid
estate may appear aud show cause, " any
there be-. why said account should not be Hut.
tied ana approved aud nral distribution mAsf
~ prayed Tor,
q. d, STANTON,
CLERK
BY a, q. RIrsr, Deputy CLERK
MOVIE, IAhE A tOsTiuAN, attorneys fot
AumnlHtFufur
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NOTlog 10 CREDITORS.
r.lale ID Ion MeIIon. peee,.ea.

NOTICE n HEREBY ulvEN IN the
~ undermined, administrator ~ tho estate
OF John Mellon, deceased, 90 the creditors OF,
and all persons hAyiag claims against the said
deceased, 90 exhibit them with tho necessary
vouchers, wi nm ten months after tho nfst
publication Of thia notice. 20 the said lifGu
Mellon MarFetts ATM Hi! Constitution build
Ing. salt Lake CITY. M the county OF salt Lake.
Dated April d. $50,
LIZZIE MILLION MAHGETTS.
AdminiatratriN Of the Estate OF John Mellon,
Deceased,
IAmw tAHNnN AffnUWNW % aatN 0afHfH
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NOTIoE Ion PuBLIoATIOM

u. A. LAND OFFICE,
Salt Lake CiV u1Ah'
March ian, 1870
COMPLAINT HAVING nEEN EkTElthp
Y 90 thia once by william lnfAel,ru
against MARI hyce GreEg for abandoning w
humCttoAd Entry no, 0ilh, dated Aprh =
1873, upon tho Northeast quarter, section n,
Township 81, Range I West, IA ralt LAAe
County, Utah, with view 20 tho canceuauoN
OF said entry, thesaid parties are hereby sun.
monod 10 Appoar at THIS once on lhe lsl uai
OF June, 1895, At 10 o'clock "a M, % reapohi
and furnish toaumOny concerning anid hllobes
BYRON GRoo, RsEii'sr
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And IA accordance with the law and an order
Of tho board uf directors, made on March ln.
1885, 90 many shares Of each parcel Of such
st1ckn NJ may be necessary will be- sold al the
once ~ the company, aii frHErrnH building,
salt Lake CITY, Utah, on the l0ih day OF May.
lslb A. tho hour Of y me- 10 pay delinquent
HssoHmUut, together with ClHtI I advertising
and expense oil sale.
sALr LAKE CRY, Utah. April 10, lsl5.
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NOTICE..

10 the stockholders uf tnc Grown Point Gold
and silver NunIuF Company
FIHERt WILL 3D. uELp OS FHtpAY,
4 nay glth urNIBt % O'clock ann. ut room
go MrtuuiCa building 7aif Lake tIu, Utah,
meeting ~ the HtI. shu.UUrs OF rHu ai0ru.
mentioned company Tor tho purpose OF elect,
nus oulcefs hua Wautncliug such other bust.
ness as may be properly brought before iL
JOtN bECh, rrcIldonE.
SAIL LAKE CirT, April Is. ls98.
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prLINouENT AssGssMENI.

Delinquent Nouoo West Gable Mining and
Mining Company
Principal PLACE u business salt Lake City,
Umh,
Location Of Mines Eureka. JuAb County,
ItAh.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there arc delinquent upon tho follow.
inF subsrfined capita stock Of this corpora.
ton, on account Of assessment no. LEVIED
on the an DAY ~ February, l7.a, tho several
amounts set opposite the nance Of tue ruspuC.
tive utoCk huders, "a f0liows, torwit.
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WIN l.. y. ALLAN. JR, TuE AnMtSIs.
w traitor of tuH vttlte 90 Wm, l., Allen.
deceased, having nlcd hia petition herein. dolly
verified, PRAYING tor an order uf sale OF al tho
therein cot form, us therefore ordered 10y the
ludEu ~ said court, that all pursDus 100
tcrtstui in The CHthtc IL said deceased, appear
day OF Mhr, lsH,at.lH O'Clock in The forenoon uf
hhiu Jay, AZ tur court room OF said District
Court, nt mo County tlurt house, iu tue cltf
and county ~ salt lake, state Of ttau. 10
show cause WY an order should not hr
granted 90 tho raId administrator, 10 soll %
much Of tho real estate ~ the sad deceased
at private sale As shall DO necessary. and that
copy uf thia order be published a. least -four
successive weeks In the Uoaurut Evening NewH
a newspaper printed aud published In sAid
CITY and County
Dated April 2ith, 1893
~ GRAND YOUNG.
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Aud iu accordance with the law and tho Or
der uf the hoard N uirectura. made on thu
ilth day uf March, 1895 so many shares OF each
parcu. o. such stock AZ may Dee necessary VIII
10 sold at rhc once lf the Company loom iili
raprft National Hauk BuldWg. corner Mhin
and FIrHt south Htrtuu,ln -alt Lake city ltAh,
ola she lath day % Nay 1919, 1T tho buur ~ D.
O'Clock noon, Co pay the delinquent ASSESS
mgnt. together with thU cost Of advertising and
tauousa ~ sale. JAMES ~. MONlE
ftcrUthrY.
Dated, EALr LAKE Cur, UAh, April %
lHH.
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rTuEEE ARE DELINQUENT UpoS THE
i Toll wing described stock, on account Of
assessment levied February -tl go, the sew
tral amounts sct opposite The names % tho
rn-un-LL.- .uAr-umLmnL.. 81 llLLn..-
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Nou ARE uEREul HEQUW d 10 .p.
pear Do 90 action brought afhinft Won Iy
We above named plalui Il 90 the dstflcI rluf.
Of We Third judicial District Of tbo -tts
thcrciu within ton DAYS teNeiusivo Of thu gT.
Of tcr'ircl after tho service on Jon I'd I'M
summous-E served wIthin thH cohnty, of. n
served out Of THIS county. but iu thls dittfir
within twenty dAyt, otherwise within furIv
datf=-ur Judgment by default Will be- talrI
against you. according 10 iho prayer OF sad
The SAD acton be- brought TO have juag,.
mont agHinat defendant 100 sum LOT $751; Nh,
interest 40 D. per cent per month from Ann
~, lsjl, 10y iil Attorney tees. and costs ag.
Cfuiug. alleged Co bd due ou certain pfurii..
sorry note executed hY defendant o. rIHIuuH.
April 20 lsal, for $3.50, with niortfi from HaI6
a. l' uNr cent per month same being due al !
Who'll, unpaid and bong secured .y d m8rt,
gagr Of even date 90 premises hrreIraffar
dusCHuUd, executed by Gcfcudaut pIHiutIH.
20 have the usual decree ui thiH court f0r flfH
closure ~ said mortgage ana sale % sa.d
premises, adludgiug that proceeds of such HhI1
be- applied in payment ~ Amuuuts due L.
above, that defendant be- forever barred ami
cut % from any interest To- aaid premises That
purchaser be entitled 60 bis writ Of possraaIou
Tor said premises aud Tor other relief SAID
premises are dtfrrlhud aa follows. witt An
undivided one lith pa aud 10 commencing N
\ D. corner of lot o, block 90 plat '.tI. saIt
Lake tIty survey, running theneO " sr fuHa.
thence 20 rOda thence D. ~ roca. thrHrd
\. q rods 20 boEhnins, situate Ia salt lAsy
Ana you arc hereby notified that u you fal
20 appear hui answer The SAID complaint ne
above required, No SAD plAntn VII apply g.
Wines, TliE HONORABLE JUDGFs
aud the seal u tho District Court "
mo Third Judicial urtrict in aud Cor
lsEALl the StHtn ~ Utah. tbs ltth DAY "
Apri, m the year ~ our Lori one
thousand oiEht hundred and ninety
O q. STANTON, Ciofs
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Delinquent S0Ir'. Nountain Lake Mining
Company luurina' ularu OF lusinoss Al
rat LAte Uity, h ali Location u Mines
Head of B.r Cottonwood Canyon, sait
Lake County, utAh.
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That ms often -c.t 20 tdfc no advice u
older aud noso experienced persons tAAn
ourselves. -COlllurs weekly
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NOTICE.

Sheep Rock Mining and hnling Company
Incorporation. Principal place " business
SAT- Lake Jiiy, Jiuh.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GNEN. THAT
~ tUcrc arc delinquent upon tuo following
subscribed Ufni % s,1ck ot this cotporaugu
on account ut hs.caHmunt NU. !, luyial on tue
lthtay o. MHfUu. |s|H. the several amounts
set oupuslto She nance of the respective stock.
HHIUFFH A. fu|IHHH. d VII
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tutH dpurfirie ffu
Haim drnf'B iHfo %
% Hft ~ HH ~ Va
o tuEf o. augh M
H.fr q fttrf fims
20 d1U affr wtui
pfffr ed and t,nf
ffiiuHg,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-04

STATE OF UTAH. La
City and t0pnty Of salt Lake, j
/, David Emery, recorder ~ ana Tor halt
Lsie cry. -tato ~ Utah. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoinsiis n fun. truo aud
correct copy % Hn ordnnn0c rutiucf An
ordinance Using the number Or uuccrl and
men N which thH Police Department of SAT-
ifkc CITY shall rUuHiat' passed by tho CITY
Council OF salt Lake Ciiy, state of Utah,
april LIST. lsi, aud approved by tho Mayor
ONCE.
in witness whereof have horcuuto oct my
hand ami lniNed thc corporate seal ~ said
city. this the 9th day Of AurIl a. D., iri0.
.HItLt DAVID IS. EMERY.
fitV Recorder
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Ia the District Court. Probate division. Thifi
JUDICIAL District. in anifor SAT- Lake
County, state u ltAh
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AN ORDINANCE


SECTION .. BE DO ordained hv tho City Coun.
ciI %. eaIt Lake CITY, State " ttsh. That tho
Police utuarimtul OF salt lake City, sIlIl
cnnaist of tho board of Police ana IRE Com
miasiuuO-a 90 thir aud n Captain " Police,
Three Doe. torEoaHts and twenty. oiEht ad.
dttiOusI officer and men
-ec % 40 ordnance ur parts o. Ordinan
cca boz ,onilct with tins ordinance are hereby
repealed.
Soc . This ordinance shall take effect from
ami after liH approval.
Passed boy thr city Council or salt Lake
Citv. stafa OF Utah, Apu glst 500, and re.
ferr,I fu the Mayor Tor bus approval
IsrArl DAVID 4. EMERY,
rity Recorder.
Approved thIs the giih dav Of April, a. D..
1895. JAMES GLLNDiNNiNG.
Mayor,
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The state Of utah sends greeting 10 Z. W
Jones, duiOuuHuL
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EsTRAY Pnukn NOTICE.

n ne above described AnlmHl is not claimed
ON or before tuesday, May luh. ls.B, at . D. m.
u VIII bn sold 90 lUa highest bidder no suction
az tiiY estray puunlt
JOHN U. NATION.
Pound keeper
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order 10 show Cause why order Of sale OF 10
Estate should NOT be- made.

10 The matter Of tho EsAtc OF VIM. 1. ). Allen,
deceased
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IN the District Courl of the Third Justclal
District W tho state OF Utah.
County of sat Lake.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-02
SAVED his I F
Will Tucker Almost Run over By {
Trolley Car.

Will Tucker Almost Run Over By a
Trolley Car.
But for the a~lertness of Motor
man j. NJ. Lester, of car No. so,
San Antonio line, William Tuck
er's body would by this time be In
the hands of an undertaken.
Tucker, it appears, had a slight
"jag" on last Tuesday, and about 5
o'clock in the evening he wanted
to board the car on West Houston
street, near the corner Of Soledsd.
1t seemed he wanted to get on at
the front end and the car was NOV
ing very slowly. He missed his
hold and fell directly in front Of
the car, and a second later the
wheels would have passed over
him, but the motorman stopped
the a in time. Tucker fell on
his head and sustained an ugly
cut over his left eye. 1t was be-
lieved his skull was fractured, but
1t is not. He was taken to the city
hospital, where he is now being
treated.
Some say that Tucker deliberate
ly threw himself in front of the
car with the intention of commit
ting suicide, but Tucker denies
this,
Tucker was at one time a waiter
in a restaurant, and ACKNOWLEDGED
one on Soledad street some time
ago. IT is said he has a wife, who
has left him, and that he attended
TO go after her. He is about 80
years Of age.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-02
G~reenhalge On Suffrage.

Boston, Mass, Jan. Ex-Governor
Greenhalge's address, laid before
the Massachusetts legislature to-
day, for the most part treats OF
state matters, but toward it's close,
it contains the following on citi-
zenship and SURFACES:
There are various suggestions as
to the mode of improving the quail
ity Of citizenship, among them the
following: l. Greater care should
be exercised in the administration
OF the naturalization law, so far as
our state. courts are concerned.
2. A probationary period of resi-
dence after naturalization might
be prescribed by constitutional
amendment.
3. While there may be a division
of opinion as to disfranchising for
felony, as Is done In some states, it
seems clear that persons UNDER
going sentence in penal institu-
tions should not be permitted to
vote.
The decisive vote on woman SUI
frage at recent state elections would
eem to show that public opinion
viii not for some time be prepared
to accept any radical changes in
the established system Of suffrage.
The public mind appears to be
growing more and more in favor of
biennial elections and there is no
good eason why the question
should not be submitted to the
people.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-02

Mr.. Charles Becker, manufac-
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-02
ElGl@li@IlI6
New Year Callers.

The New Year callers in this city
were very numerous yesterday and
all the hacks did a good business
in the afternoon. All Of our So
ciety folks kept "open house" and
entertained their guests in beauti.
fully decorated parlors. with coffee
and cake, punch and lemonade.
Toward early night many OF the
groups Of callers became quite
hilarious, but were allowed by the
police to pass unmolested.
The day was beautiful and OF
about the right temperature for
outdoor pleasure.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-02
That Venezuelan Commission.

That Venezuelan Commission.
President Cleveland announces
as the Venezuelan boundary COM
mission the following:
David j. Brewer OF Kansas, JUS
tice United States Supreme Court.
Richard H. Alvey, Maryland,
Chief Justice of the Court Of Ap
peals OF the District Of Columbia.
Andrew ID. White of New York.
Frederick r. Coudert OF New
York.
Daniel G. Gilman of Maryland,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-02
IN OLD TIMES

People overlooked the Importance
of permanently beneficial effects
and were satisfied with transient
action; but now that it is general
ly known that Syrup of Figs will
permanently cure habitual consti-
patton, well-informed people will
not buy other laxatives, which act
for a time, but finally injure the
system.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-02

-Donnelly and Girard, .sThe
Rainmakers,n arrived over the
Southern Pacific from Houston
this morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-02
Found a Tendsrfoot.

John F. Doyle, Jr., a stranger
from New York, met a chance ac-
qusintance yesterday and together
they took a walk out San Pedro
avenue to a saloon kept by George
Russell. Dice was shaken for
money and Doyle loaned his friend
S25, and in some way vas short
that much money when the game
broke up in a row. Doyle made
complaint against George Russell
and ]. b. McEachern and they
were arrested as suspicious charac-
tiers. The recorder this morning
dismissed McEachern's case, and
Russell, pleading guilty, was fined
So. Doyle did not appear as a wit
ness.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-02
TRAP BOYS WANTED.

We want twenty good strong
trap boys and six good men for
scorers, etc. Apply at Jockey Club
grounds. o. G. GUEssAZ.
LIZ ct
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-26
hYMENEAL.

ALExANDCR-wO veissco. Texas,
Juno ~ MIR !. r. Alexander and Mrs
Lucy Wood OF this place were marricd
Monday night. Roy. y. W. Shannon of-
lie arsiig,
sAN CANE alver, Texas,
Junf -. Miss Ethel I'ircanc and Mr. Will
" SansricrS NJ Calvert wcr. married las,
might nj he homr OF Mrs. Gray. Rev I.
NGore officiating
ROSWI1Ll.-hDAM Corpus Chr,.ii
Texas. June o. Mr., Il. D. Raswc,l and
MIS- Ida Adams were married IN ihis
Guy Last night at 10 o'clock at the Meth
oditt parsonage By Rev. J. y. Webb
ljoLzfiETSER KERSH - Sublime
Tc>aa. Iune y. Yesterday evening ~ to.
reNd,nee of The brides uncle, Mr.. \. j.
i>Grs'h, sir Rnhert lIoizhrn.er Of Incr
and Miss Minna korsh Of this niare Were
marriott, Rev. w j sims oi ilall,tisville
ofiiflaline. The happy couple lenve foi
pNALp coKER colmespeil
Texas. jung si,--At II a. N. - lay, t3pr
of Mr. Alfred Mann. Mr.. W. II. Mcpon-
aid Of this place MAS married - Misa
Alice Cocker. Rev. sam Mann -fic,,iirg
Mr. Mcdonald has pretty ana con
Nsiten-iy arranged home here and brought
his rridc IA his afternoon 70 share ts
comforts with him.
.BRowN-EAsTHAM Hnpteviile
Washington. Va and Mia Lisa,e Fast
ham. one II this city's most charm.ng
and popular young .adieG, were married
here A. oiciock yesterday afternoon,
Rev. Il. O.. Dewbsrry officiating. Only
relatives aud . few friends We're present,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-26
NEUROLOGICAL.

WHITE-Jacksonvnle T4xas Tune "a
Died. June 70 1894. James T. White. He
was buried sunday at q, IN IN the Cry
cemetery. Rev. ]. NJ Nenburn officiating.
BRAcK EFT Washington. Jnne IS
Colonel A. 5 Bracket. L. s. A., retired.
died NJ his residence in this city today
after a three years 'l,rc7s of paralysis.
He was 60 years OF age.
SMrTH-Now York June 25..--t.us;av w.
Smith. who MAS general in the southern
army during the owl war. is a Aad az his
home in thi. city. He was iSorn in Ken
lucky In ~ and graduated from West
Point IN lsi2. He was in command OF
the Southern forces AT The bBttle of Fair
Oaks inter General Joseph l.. Johnston
was wounded.
TRUMBi'l.L Chicago. .fune e5-ES-
Unit ed States Senator Lyman rrun,h,ill
died this morning AT his home in This
city He had been i'll n long time but
rallied at intervals. causing hore 'ha, 10
might eventually reeover. His last re-
lanse. however se@ticd his fate in the
minds OF his physicians. and the end has
been expected daily for the past week.