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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-23

DuctWDef II, ISB6.
NoIICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ me sioekhoiders Of tho eAlt Lake &
los los Angeles hallway company will be held Al
% L, south Temple street on Monday jam.
a,y ~, lsgi. ntb'aO u. IN. for tho purpose of
eieetng directors to serve tor the ensuing
business US shah legally come before The meat.
ihK' l. A. CLAYTON. Secretary.
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SECTION |. be It ordaiued by the City Coun.
cal of salt Lake City, that the following side
walk district 10 hereby created and established
In said city, to-witi
DISTRICT NO. 20
Sidewalk District No 20 shall be and consist
OF both sides OF all public streets. avenues
and alleys in the following described district:
Beginning at The northwest corner of the
Intersection OF Fifth Inst and Tenth south
streets. thence east to the eRst line OF
Fifteenth East street. thence south To
point opposite the south line of Lot 49, Block
10. Five Acre Plst &C." thence west 10 the
west line of Ninth East street. thence north to
the south line of Eleventh ssuth street.
thence west to the west line OF Fifth Mast
street, thence north to the place of beginning
Section II. This ordinance shall be in force
from and after its approval.
Passed by tho CITY Council OF Salt Lake City
state OF Utah, November cath, 1895 and re-.
ferred to the Mayor for his approval
DAVID :. hMERY,
tsEAI-l City Recorder.
Approved this 2oth, day of November A. d.
lSg5.
JAMES GLESDINNING
Mayor.
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City and County etSia 81 OF ian sait Lake. as.
]. David 5. tmery, recorder in and for salt
Lake CITY, state of Utah. do hereby certify
mat the above and foregoing is q full true and
correct copy OF an ordinance entitled IAN
ordinance creating sidewalk District No.
49," passed by the City Council OF SAID
city November 2ith. 1896. and approved
by the Mayo November 10th, 1895, as appears
of record in my office
In witness whereof have hercunto set my
hand and anixed the corporate seal OF snld
city this the 18th day of November. A. ID. 1925
lskAL. DAVID s. EMERY,
B2Oi CiiY Recorder.
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NOTICE TO.oHtpn UNs.


IRtato OF SamuoI DroAuHursl' uuVo"7u"
~voTrcr Is HEREBY GIVEN DY THE
~ undersigned administrator OF the esl oio
of samuel Broadhurst. deceased, TO the cIeu
itors of and all persons having Chains hsa'inhv a
Necessary vouchers, within four months Alte s,
the lrst publication of this notice, 70 the 49,, ~
ADMINISTRATOR, John Binley. at sugar i"e'
Office, salt Las Q County, Utah. c,,x
Dated December 18th. at salt LAKE N'"'
Utah. 1896. - p,Srry
Admtnistrator of the estate Of bAmuH
DioAu""'' YouRd 6 MorLn,
Attorneys fer AdminisrItoA
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Aud in accordance with law. and order Of tho
board of directors made on the 2gth day OF
Aug, 1896, so many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock "a may pe necessary Will be sold at
the south door of Weber County Court House,
in ogden. Utah. on tho End day of Now, lse3,
at u O'Clock noon, OF raid day TO pay dciin.
eost of advertising and expenpes OF the salo.
]. u. SYE, Secretary,
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN special stockholders meeting Of the Old
Imperial Mining Co. Will 10 held At the com
pany'e office. second South and Main streets,
1T p. M on Saturday. December the 10th. 1896.
Il. 6. SMITH, Secy.
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STATE OF UTAH, lsa
City and County OF salt Lake.
NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the
and Milling Company will be held At the once
OF the company, es south Main street Ell XXI
Lake City Utah. on Monday January IN
1897, at ! O'Clock p. m, for tha olcoiloh W
officers and for tho TRANSACTION OF such o'hot
business as nay come before it.
A. Is. FOWLER, Secretary
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LEGAL NOTICE


deceased.
pURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID
l. Court, IN said matter. notice Ia hereby
givcn that saturday, the l2th day OF December
AID. 1895. at 10 O'Clock n In. at the County
court room OF said court. has Ieen appointed
the dine and place for the hearing OF petition
of William Hi.rker. praying for lhn admission
10 probate of a CERTAIN document herewith
presented, purporting to bn tho lpst win and
Testament of Joseph HNrker. deceased when
and where nil persons Interested may appear
and oppose the probate of said will or tho
granting of letters teslnmentary to William
Harker, Job Harker and William II. Haigh
rs prayed for In sad petition
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and af1ixed the seal OF said court this
seth day of November. A. %. legd.
lseal @, n. STANTON, CLERK
by A. O REESE, Deputy Clerk,
O. O. DEFY, Attorn ev for Petitioner
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NOTICE

NrOrI6E Is HEREBY GIvENTHAT THE nv
north side OF second South ST. between sec
ond and Fifth Last sts.. IN salt lnNe Clty,
Utah, for tho purpose of defrhylns no -
penBe of CONSTRUCTING q sewer nlong aalu nos,
lion OF said street, viii become Delinquent gu
the sth day OF February. 1901. IN aecuruanquy9
with the provisions of tho ordinanoes o. sAiu
city. l.. MAY, city Irehsuio''
December II, lSgd.
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NAME
No. of -,
gbaraa AinL-

And in accordance with law and an ord or of
the board of directors made on the 18th day OF
November, 1896, SO much OF each parcel " said
stock as may be necessary viii be sold al thu
office Of the David james Co. ca s. Main street
SAT- Lake CITY. Utah, al the hour of 9 D. m
on the sth day Of January. 1897, 10 pay said
delinquent assessment together with coat ~
advertising and expense OF sale
II. Il. ANDERSON, Secretary
salt Lake CITY, December ~, 1880
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NJ Office ls HEREBY GIVEN THAT Al
In meeting OF tho directors OF tho New
American 1ae and FUEL company, hold on the
4th day OF December, 1856, AN assessment OF
Two cents por share was LEVIED on the capital
stoct OF The corporation payable Immediately
10 Josenh j. Rogers, secretary of the com
pany. at the Office of Tho company, NOS. 20 and
81 Commercial block. salt Lake Cry. utah.
Any stock upon which this Assessment may
roman unpaid an the 18th day OF January,
1877. viii DO delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction. and unless payment is
made before, Will be sold On the 3Dth day OF
january 1897. at O'Clock in tie afternoon. to
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
cost OF advertising and expense of sale.
JOSEPH j ROGERS. Secretary.
Rooms 20 and 81, Commercial block, salt Lake
CITY, Utah
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
OF the Syndicate Mining and Milling Com
pany.

pany
voU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
"A there will be msetihB OF lno stoeS.
ho!ders OF sara company: heli on mo h1h uhy
of January, \. ID. 1897, at O'Clock pm,
Room 200 Mccormick Buil ding, Salt Lake
proposition to make the stock of said COM
pany nssessEbe
ny order of the board OF directors. Dec. 3,
1896 II. II. LLOYD, Secretary.
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TAMEs BRIGGS. THE EXECUTOR OF
- the last will and testament OF John T.
Conk deceased, having filed his petition here.
IN, duly verified. praying for an order Of salo
of the real estate OF said decedent. for the
purposes therein set forth, II IA therefore
ordered that oil persons Interested in the cs
taie of s2id deceased. appear before the said
Court on eatnrdas tho second day OF January,
4, 1891. at 10 O'Clock a. M, st the Court
Room OF said Court. at the County Court
House, in the City and County of salt Lake,
Utah. 10 show cause why an order should not
be granted 10 the aald executor, to sell as
much OF tho real estate of AGid deceased at
private sale SO shall be necessary, and that a
copy OF thiI order be published ut least four
successive weeks Ia the pBsHREr EvHNITu
sad City and County.
witness my hand this LIST day OF December,
A. u, 1855. NJ. L. RiTCUIE'
/. NJ. wApDELL. attorney for Executor,
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT NOTICE


H'HEhE ARE DELINQUENT UPON THE
a following described stock on account OF
assessment 30 20t len cents per share levied
on, the capital stock on October 18Th, 1875 tho
several amounts set opposite the names OF The
respective shareholder as follows:
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SALT LAEE CITY. Utah. Dec. igth, lssn
TIME REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
i the stockholders of the Crown Iolls
Mining Company will be he'd In me oiig ~, %
the Company, 2ll AtlAs Block, tnlt Lasn ~,
Utah Tuesday, January l2lh, 1871, botWeSn
the hours of twelve O'Clock, nooh' anu ''-
O'Clock p. m. 80 ,rvr .ocv
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DAVIS AND WEBER COUNTIES CANAL
COMPANY.
OGpEN IfrAH

NIoTICE-TnERE ARE DELINQUENT
N upon the following described STOCK on
account of assessments levied on August Goth,
1880, the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders, az fol.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT NOTICE


Location OF works, Era. Blaine County, Icaho.
Principal place OF business, salt
Lake City, Utah.
rINHERE ARE DELINQUENT UPON THE
l. the following described stock on account
OF assessment of ono and one half 40 cents
per share, levied on the capital stock on the
18th day OF November, 1856. the several
amounts set opposite the namcs OF the re-
HpecliNo shareAoILers as iollnMs.
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NOTICE oE As sfss MENU.

North Golden Cato Mining and Mlliing Gem
pAny, y corporation organized under tho
laws OF utah. rlncipai place of buEincss.
SAT- Lake CITY. Utah
NouCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT At a
~ meeting OF the oireciors Of the above
named corporationh held en- November Flat, 1916,
ut nit Lake ity, Utah. IN assessment OF ono
mil per share 81 TO per thousand shAresl wAs
levied upon the capital stooE of said corpora.
iion payable at once TO the secretary OF sad
CORPORATION lAlbor, Day., at his oflcc. No. ~
West second south Street, snt Lakc City,
ntah, any stues UPON whiSh ms hsseskhnnt
lor, 1syb. will be delinquent and advertised foc
salc at public auction. and unless payment IS
made before vii TO sold on the ilth day OF
January. 1874 to pay tho delinquent ASSESS.
ment together with cost Of advertising and
SAFE.
ALBERT DAY,
Secretary.
onlce 81 West Second south Street. salt Lake
City Utah
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Ana in accordance with law and an order OF
the board OF directors made on the 18th day OF
october, ls9G, so much of each parcel of said
stock as may he necessary VIII be sold at tho
Office OF A. Banauor Jr tho treasurer OF the
company in Mccormick block, SAT- Lake City,
Utah, Mt the hour OF 10 am. on the lth day of
January. 1897, to pay said delinquent assess
mont together with cost OF advertising and
expense OF sale,
JOSEPH NJ. COHEN.
secretary.
Sat Lake City December llth, 1856.
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ASSES sMEMT MoTIcE.

buckeye MinirE Company. situation of prin-
pal pace OF businens No. tG kaat Tenn.
pic ST. Sl.it Like CITY, Utah
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN meeting OF tho Board of Directors OF
the buckeye Mining Co. held at : alt Lake City.
wan. October ", lei.i. IN assessment OF one
stoc. OF tho corporation. payable 1T once 10
Frank y. Taylor secretary, NO. 6- Hast Temple
street suit Lake Clty, utnh' ana hnN stock ON
Tie 22nn Gay Of December, 1895. will he dein-
quent an advei tsed for sale ~ public auction.
hnd II payment Is not made before wi u be sold
on the sh dry OF January. is0i. ut the hour
OF 2 y. M, ut the office OF the company. No
90 Main ST., salt iako city, utah,to pay assoss-
ment and costa OF advertising and eSpenec of
sale
FRANK Y. TAYLOR.
secretary.
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suMMoNs.

In the District Court OF thu Third Ipa,,,,,
District of tho ntate Of Utah, Couniy
of SAT- Lake
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nan named Anthony Barry saio !
have been from Sacramento. 70, NJ" na.
M, AK bv \ train at Yuma, Aria' n''
snday.
The herald., 1896-04-16
Failed to Pay Alimony as Di.
rected by the Court
GIVEN LITTLE MORE TIME
The City PerpetualIy Eujoined From
Excavating Court Street Hill
Two Charges Dismissed In Department One.
Water Suit Before Judge Shaw
Decided-court News

David r. Green was yesterday ad-
judged in contempt by Judge York for
failing to obey the mandate of the court
in the matter of alimony and attorneys
fees. but Judgment was suspended un-
til April 20 in order to give him a chance
to pay up. About year ago Green's
wife brought suit against him for di-
vorce, and an order was made direct
ing him to pay $40 month alimony and
$50 costs. Since that time Green has
paid but $85, and his wife, finally weary
ing of her very small allowance, had
Green cited to appear and show cause
why he should not be punished for
treating the courts orders with con-
tempt. Green is a motorman in the en-
ploy of the Los Angeles Railway COM
pany, and his salary is but $56 per
month. ]. Marion Brooks, who repre-
sented Green, attempted to show that
all of this money was necessary for
Green's support, but his honor thought
that he could worry along on less. and
he was given a few days in which to
dig UP" enough to make showing.
Mrs. Minnie E. Dunlap. an attractive
little woman, was yesterday given a de-
cree by Judge Mckinley divorcing her
from w. M. Dunlap, on the ground of
desertion.
Myrtle J.. Worden yesterday insti-
tuted suit for divorce against w. H.
Worden on the ground of non-support,
also asking for the custody of the minor
child, Eliza.
The herald., 1896-04-16
Suing for His Salary

The case Of D. S. Hutchins VS.. the
Los Angeles Humane society was tried
by jury before Judge Mckinley yes
terday. Hutchins was formerly in the
employ of the society as humane officer,
and claims that he was hired on the un-
derstanding that he was to receive 800
per month. He worked six months,
during which time he received but
about $147 when his services were dis
pensed with, and on the refusal of the
society to pay him he brought suit to re-
cover the balance, s453.. On the other
hand, the society denies that Hutchins
was hired at specified salary of 800
per month or any other sum, and that
he agreed to go to work, and take as
compensation only such amount as was
appropriated by the city council and
board of supervisors for that purpose.
The case was given to the jury a few
minutes before S o'clock, and they re-
tired to their room to deliberate. The
jury will probably return a sealed ver-
dict, which will be opened this morn
ing
The herald., 1896-04-16
A SMALL HAUL
Bicycle Store on Broadway Entered by
Burglars

Bicycle Store on Broadway Entered by
Burglars
Last Sunday night the bicycle store
of Benjamin Brothers, agents for the
Humber, at 519 South Broadway, was
entered by burglars. Only small
amount was secured by the thieves,
which is most fortunate. as only to the
merest accident 1t is due that much
larger sum was not obtained. The
place is conducted by Barney and Louis
Benjamin, and is in the new Perry block
Just below the corner of Fifth street
Louis Benjamin locked the store Sunday
evening and had started for home. He
had not gone far when he recollected
that he had left something like $13O in
the till, and, thinking it would be better
IN the safe, he returned and placed it
there, leaving only about s8 in silver and
change in the drawer.
Monday morning on opening up it
was found that thieves had effected an
entrance through the back window and
the till had been tapped. The police were
notified and Immediately assumed a
grave air, and imposed strict secrecy
uqOn all who knew of the occurrence.
This has been done, and only yesterday
the facts leaked out. 1t will probably
now be impossible to trace the thief, as
he took only coin Of the realm to which
no clue has yet been obtained.
The herald., 1896-04-16
IRofh Cases pismis sed

On motion of the district attorney. in
department one, before Judge Smith
yesterday, the charge of assault with
intent to commit rape, against Dolores
Vegas, was dismissed, as was also the
charge of assault against John Jordan.
All of the parties live in the Santa An
ita canyon. Some time ago, during the
absence of Jordan, Vegas entered the
tent where Mrs. Jordan was sleeping
and attempted to take liberties with
her. The fellow was frightened away,
and when Jordan returned and his wife
informed him of what had taken place,
he took an ak and went after Vegas.
On finding the man he administered a
severe beating. Vegas then swore to a
complaint against Jordan. charging
him with assault with deadly weapon,
and complaint was sworn out against
Vegas, charging him with assault to
rape. After examining the evidence,
the district attorney became convinced
that at the most Vegas could only be
convicted of simple assault, and there
fore dismissed both cases.
The herald., 1896-04-16
A STREET FIGHT
Enraged Husband Tackles an Alleged Insuiter
OF HIS Wife

A lively fight took place about 10
o'clock yesterday morning near the COR
ner of Spring and First streets, in which
the combatants assumed a decidedly
belligerent attitude and We're only sep
arated after considerable difficulty. Ed
win N. Brown, who conducts a sort
Of insurance business in the Bryon
block, was the assaulted. and H. r.
Andrews the aSsailant. Mrs. Andrews
was walking with her husband when
Brown was encountered at the corner.
The lady and Brown have had some
business dealings, and she claims that
in one of his letters to her insulting re-
marks We're made. At any rate her
husband tackled the latter. and a'pretty
row was in progress when officer Single
ton took a hand and carted both partici-
pants off to the station, where they We're
booked for disturbing the peace. Cash
bail of $50 each was furnished and the
men released. Some sensational de-
velopments are promised when the at
fair is aired in the courts.
The herald., 1896-04-16
OLD SOLDIERS RECEPTION
Commander-in-C Chief Walker Addresses q
Gathering At llIinols Hall /. I.

The ladies of the various women's re-
lief corps of the city gave an enjoyable
social and reunion to the veterans OF
81 at Illinois. hall last evening. A d.
versified program was rendered OF
recitations, songs, ETC., and at 8 O'CLOCK
Commander-in-C Chief !. N. Walker Of
the G. A. r. was introduced. Com
mander Walker had just arrived in the
city, and, although fatigued by his
long journey of four days in the cars
and q long stoppage while snow bound
in the mountains, delivered short and
pithy address. His words were received
with great applause.
At the conclusion of the intellectual
part of the evenings entertainment all
present sat down at the long tables and
discussed bounteous spread of choice
viands. The hall was handsomely dec
GRATED with palms, flags, etc, while
immense bouquets of rich roses on the
tables added to the general effect. The
pretty young mattresses were all clad
in pure white, with a scarf of red, white
and blue draped over one shoulder. The
capacity of the hall was taxed by the
large crowd present, who entered heart
lily into all the events. Of the evening,
from singing patriotic songs to masti-
eating ham sandwiches.
The herald., 1896-04-16
Charged with Arson

Andreas Nunez, a young Mexican,
was on trial in department one yes
terday before Judge Smith on a charge
OF arson. 1t is alleged that Nunez
tried to burn the house of Mrs. Refugia
p. Cline, near the corner of Eighth and
San Pedro streets, some time ago. Mrs.
Cline testified that she saw Nunez with
his head in a hole under the house and
with the firebrands in his hand. Short
ly thereafter the fire broke out and the
rooms were filled with smoke. The de-
tense is that the whole thing is a
piece of spitework. The trial was not
concluded at the hour of adjournment
but will be resumed this morning.
The herald., 1896-04-16

nto the city largely because they were
anxious to become beneflciaries of the
$50 rate.
The case of I. W. Hellman VS.. ex-City
Treasurer Shelters, just affirmed by the
state supreme court, determines the
constitutionality of the street law OF
1891. The proceedings We're brought
for the purpose of having that act set
aside, The decision validates millions
of dollars worth of street improvement
bonds, which have been a drug upon the
financial market, and which will now
nearly all of them be worth par.
The herald., 1896-04-16

no water was furnished. The Russ
company brought suit on the notes,
when the defense was set up that they
were given without consideration. as no
water was furnished. The Russ COM
pany held that this was immaterial as
the notes were purchased in good faith.
and as innocent purchasers they were
entitled to recover. This contention
was sustained by the court, and the
Muscupaibe people must now look to the
Bear Valley company for their money.
AS this corporation is insolvent and in
the hands of a receiver the outlook is
not encouraging
The herald., 1896-04-16
Filled Their Answer

The Los Angeles Railway company
has filed its answer in the suit for $685.
900 damages which Mrs. Sarah Kirk, the
widow of Joshua w. Kirk, has filed
against it, Joshua, it will be remem-
bered, Is the man who was killed by
Conductor Nichols, an employe of the
defendant, and the suit was brought to
recover damages for that injury. The
answer denies all the allegations of the
complaint and says that Kirk was
drunk when he got on the car and that
he had dog with him: that Nichols de-
manded fare for the dog and it was re-
fused. Kirk became abusive and used
bad language and Nichols put him off
the car. After he was free of the car,
and the defendant claims thereby the
relations of passenger and carrier We're
at an end, Kirk struck Nichols, and
Nichols responded with a blow which
caused Kinks death. The defendant
claims that this was done by Nichols,
not as the agent of the company nor
while sustaining any relation between
the company and Kirk.
The herald., 1896-04-16
An Unknown Quantity

tor, yesterday filed a. petition for let
ters of administration on the estate Of
Volney e. Howard, who died in Los An
geles in 1889. The petition states that
the estate consists of "an interest in
certain lands in Los Angeles county
the extent of which interest and a
particular description of which lands
are unknown
The herald., 1896-04-16
To Recover Balance on Contract

The First National Bank of Santa
Ana yesterday brought suit against
Thacker Bros. to recover $500, balance
due on contract. e. T. Miller of Ell
Modena entered into q contract with
the defendants to sell his entire orange
crop for $2500; 5000 was paid on account,
and suit was brought to recover the
balance.
The herald., 1896-04-16
Attachments Levied

q Constable Yonkins yesterday levied
he following attachments:
&c. Hickson VS.. William and Halle
Krider claim $161.25; attached lodging
house at 221 Bunker Hill avenue; claim
paid.
H. Beach VS.. Campbell Bros. & Co. !;
claim $72; attached oil tank, wagons,
money in bank and money in hands Of
the Oil exchange.
Fl. Morse VS.. A. Jenner; claim $23 %;
attached real estate and undertaking
parlors at Azusa
Craig, Stuart & Co. VS.. De Graza
Bros; claim $99; attached money in the
hands Of John Burr and Mr.. Trice.
The herald., 1896-04-16
Still Grinding Alour

The suit of the Machinery Supply
Company VS.. Blanton Duncan is still in
progress before Judge Noyes in de-
partment two. The defendant is now
having his innings, and yesterday coun-
sells table looked chemical laboratory,
Col. Duncan having numerous jars Of
water, filtered and otherwise, to show
that the pumping plant put in by
plaintiff would not pump.