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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-06

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT A. v.
~ Taylor. Administrator OF the estate OF
james ~ FARMER deceased. haa rendered for
settlement, and hlen IN said court, his final
neeount OF his adminiatrAtion % said estate
thereto. and that Tuesday, mo 10th day OF
June, A. ID, 1885, NJ 10 o'clock q. M, at tho
court room OF sad court, m the county oourt
house, salt Lake City and Comfy. utnh. has
been duly appointed by the ludgo OF said
court, for the settlement OF said account and
hearing sad petition for distribution, Al which
TINE and place any porson Interested an said
estate may appear and show cause, n any
there be, why said account should not be set.
tied and approved and anal distribution made
AZ prayed for.
Dated May 18th, lsgs.
.. Il. STASToN. CLERK
ByA. o. REESE, Deputy CLERK
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Always!

1t has been said of Emer-
son that, no matter how high
his genius may soar, his feet
are sure to be on the ground
he is always sensible and
honest.
This is true also Of Sehik.
HHgs Best tea. 1t rises to
heights Of delicacy and poetic
charm heretofore unknown to
most drinkers of tea; but It
is always pure and honest,
healthful and invigorating.
1t is always money-backed.
AT quick grocers'.
Also pure and money.baeked; Srlik
Gsg's BSsf coffee. baking.powder, soda.
spices, and iiavonng extracts.
Disabling q Company San i5sAeises
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


location OF once anu principal place 81
hnsinesa, Cullen hotel, west second bOulh
aLeet, salt Lake City, Utah.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AZ
IN meeting OF tue directors, held on we
2bsh day Of Mny, 1850, assohsmcnt NO. u OF
iper ccnt, or 20 eonlA per snare. was Levied 81
tho capital stock OF the corporation. pay aus
ON june lat 1895. 10 the secretary, ~ lhs
ONCE OF the company, room ~, cullen holoi.
west second South street, hAlt Lake cry, nlAle
inent snail remain unpaid on "Wednesday,
July lat. levd. viii be delinquent and advertised
for sale nj public auction. and nnlces lafn,en.
"a made before, viii 10 sold on fridny Jhnl
company, 10 pay the delinquent nHsessmehs
together with The costa OF advertising anu OK
pense OF sale,
AnTnUk rARsONs
hecretary.
SALT LAKE cirY. Utah. May s7lh. issd.
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NOTICE. 10 cRspIIoRs.


Estate Of George W. Crowley. Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
IN undersigned, administrator With the will
annexed OF Tho estate ofoc0rFc W. Crowley,
deceased. 10 the creditors ~, ana all persons
having claims against the fald decoated. 70
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within 10 months after the first publication OF
Hays - r. bingham Canyon, salt Lake
County. Utah In the county Of salt Lake.
Utah. n ilAN~.
Administrator with the viii annexed 81 the
estate 81 George ". Crowley. deceased
Dated June .. ispG
FRANK noFrNAS. Attorney for tho estate.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho District Court. ProbAte Diyiaion. Third
Judicial District, In and for salt l.Ako
County. state Of Utah
In the matter of the estate Of william X.
Bienny. deceased

In the matter OF the estate Of william X.
Bienny, deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Shi. ~, hIilAi 'nn asot o. VIZ
rendered for settlement and lied In SAID court
hn final account OF his Naturalization Of said
eatAia and petition for final distribution II the
tiled thereto, and that saturday. tho 10Th day
OF June, A. ID, 1880, NJ 10 o'clock a. m. nt the
court room OF SAID court, In tho County Court
been duly appointed by the Judge Of said
court, Tor tho settlement of aaiu account and
hearing said petition for distribution, ~ which
tins and place any person interested IN SAID
estate may appear and show cause, u any
there be. WHY said account should not DO sci
tied ana approved aud maj diitrlbution made
o. prayed Tor.
G. Z. STANTON.
Clcrk.l
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surrLrMrSrAL NOTICE.
~ order Of tho Board OF Directors Of the
Gold Queen Mining cmpany. no dato OF tho
delinquency OF the above hFfofsmont "A ca.
tended 70 June nth. ls9d. and tho date OF SAFE
j. L Haywood. secretary.
Dated MAY an. isof.
First publication OF tina supplemental notice
May gth, is10.
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NOTICE.
Gold oacsn Mining Company, corporation Of
UiAh, principal place Of buaineas, salt
Lake city, Utah.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyKN THAT AT
N ameetlns 81 the Hoard Of Directors OF
the Gold Queen Mining Company. corpor.
alton Of lthh, held April 9Th, lsaH. an nsscta
msut 81 Ten tlOl cents per fhaTc was levied
on tho capital stock Of the corporation, pay.
able at once 90 frank u. kimbaii, Treasurer,
At hia once In the Hank ~ McCornick a Com
psny hist hooi' Aeoornleh bnilnins, corner
LAKE CITY. Utah. AM stock tpon which this
assessment NAV remaiu unpaid on May liih,
i-r. will ho delinquent aud Advertised for
sale, a. public auction. and unless payment 4
made before. will 10 sold on Juna let 1850. 20
pay the dc inqucnt asscssment, iosclhcr with
cost 81 advertising and .apouae % sale.
J. II. HICKMAN.
Secretary.
Room as second Floor. Atlas Diock. salt
LAke CITY, Utah.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY AT PRivATEs SALE.

HNDER Authority or An ORDER or
~ sale grant q BY District Couu, Probate
iivision, 1hfd Judicial nisirct 10 ralt iakt
County. IN the htatc Of Utah. dated Junc 9Th,
isld, l Will sell AZ private sale IN lots 10 suit
purchasers the household furniture, wearing
apparel. bedding. sewing machine. hitting
michine and f,i.ts salt L.aks tity water serp.
belonging u the estate Of AHA txly Matthews.
deceased. The sale viii be MADE ON or after
June Oh. ltVi aud bids IN writing viii be TO
sclved addressed to the UNDERMINED admin.
iatrator at his once, Nc. ~ and u Main 81,
salt Lake CITY. salt lake County, Utah. Tho
faid personal property can be seen every day,
sunday excepted. up 20 and including said
June lith, isna. A. No. 80 Third 81. alt LAh
city, hAlt Lake County, Utah, between ths
hours OF Ia o'clock D, m.
Terms Of sails cash; 10 per cent of bid 10 Ac-
company the bid, aud subject 10 confirmation
BY said court.
Ms wo0LLEY,
Administrator Of the Estate OF EliEA OIly
Matthews. deceased
Dated June 0th, 1896.
ISAAC n. wADDrLL. Attorney for Estate.
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IEGkI. NOTICE.

In the District Court ProbAta Division, Third
Judicial District. IN anu for salt Lake
County, hlale Of ulAh.
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NOTICE.

In tho District Court. Probate Division, Third
JudiclAl District, IN aud for hAit LAke
County. state " Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-06

In the matter OF the estate Of JamesM II. Far
mer. deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-06
y - Q. Z. STANTON.
NOTICE OF TRUsTee's SALE.

ny a. @. REESE. Deputy Clerk
fhAsK hoFFilAs. attorney for Adminiltra.
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NuIlor OF rau aIEE,s sAlr

Dated May 20. 1870.
tfirat publication May II. 1895 }
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sHsRlrF's SALE

ny O 4, CLARK, Deputy hhern
y. nARnINoIoN, Attorney for Plalnllh.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-10-15
The bankers ana Free silver.

.Why, assert II what M. Bryan
says is true, or If you could make it
true, that any class of citizens Of this
country would make money by the
degradation Of our standard to a sill
yer basis, the bankers Of this country
would be that class. The banks of the
United States to-day contain within
their vaults nearly one-half Of the en-
tire gold of the United States. If to-
morrow the banker should wake up
and find the government upon silver
standard, every gold dollar in their
vaults would be. worth two silver dol
lars. They could sell it for two silver
dollars, and take one silver dollar and
pay off their depositops and have $780,
600 900 profit. w. d. Bynum, in New
York.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-10-15
IT rs A BOOMERAN
rrfamous Attack ON Gov. Clough
Charreable to Lind.

Yrfamous Attack on Gov. CIOuGn
Chargeab1e to Lind.
"John Iind's central committee IS
evidently driven to desperation. Tney
are sending circular letter through
ont the state containing an UNANIMOUSLY
false charge Of official dereiiction
against GOV. Clough in regard to the
Hastir,gs & Dakota railroad land leg
Is lation Of last winter It is all right
to discuss the public record Of an
official, and we do not desire to cen
sure the use Of that privilege 50 long
a. the parties confine themselves 20
Facts But when an effort is made to
knowingly and wilfully falsify the The
facts, SO as to deceive the pubic y N
dicates that when a man changes his
politics. as Mr. Lind did. he Is apt;
Also ia lose his sense Of decenoy and
fairness This Islander is directly
chargeable to Lind. because It Is being
s,,'s,lished ~, his general agents politi-
eally, who Laye undertaken 70 make
4-in roverncr.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-10-15

j. Adam Bede has got to be pretty
good protectionist, for Democrat. In
his debate with g. a. Towne at Bar
mum he said: Il believe IN q tariff that
will equalize the cost of production in
other countries as compared with this
country, and cost Of production In this
country Is based upon American
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-10-15
WHAT LIMBS ELECTION WOULD
MEAN TO MINNESOTA.

The Demo-Pops and Their Free Sill
yer Craze Hurting the Credit and
Good Name of the state-Fusion .
of Observation-Disclosures CIOughss
Clean, Honest Administrations
and His Many Admirable Quail
ties ms Man Make Him AaDead
Sure winner.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-20
CROKER SAILS FOX ENGLAND.
lie Commends sheehan. the Buffalo
Ross. To Tammany.

New York. Feb. I9.-Richard Croker
sailed for England on the steamship ST.
Louis this morning. He viii be accom-
panied by his two sons. Richard and Her
bert He VIII return in time to take part
in the presidential campaign. In an inter-
view he said;
1T is unnecessary for me to reiterate
that | will never again take an active in
terest in the management OF Tammany
Hall | have repeatedly declared my in
tentions on that score. But IL my advice
is asked for. or If can by suggestion and
counsel aid the organization. IL shall not
be lacking. | love Tammany, and shall
always love fhasuy ga2Sxatiou. No truer
or better set of .Tiens s1s fnpfeesineers msa,
were ever joined together. John c. Shee-
han is capable and trustworthy. and, no
matter what construction is put upon his
leadership by outsiders, he viii not be
swerved from his course. lie is a man
who is doing right who viii always do
right. and he will be appreciated II he
does wrong he will quickly be condemned
inside as We'll as outside OF the organiza-
ton. bat such a contingency will not. |
am very sure arise. lie took a Republican
district district that had always been
Republican, and In two years he changed
il into a solidiy Democratic district. He
has worked himself up step by step until
he has become the natural leader of Tam
many Hall Tammany is harmonious, all
reports to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Tammany has loved me and honored me.
and am profoundly grateful. and mark
my words, Tammany will love, honor and
admire John c. Sheehan."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-20
sTERIL.lzED AIR.
To 30 substituted for lee In the Press
ar.xafinn of rssrlshnhle Food.

trFAtiAA Rl t-tfSt%flAn&t GIHAs
Chicago. Feb. ie.-contracts were drawn
up In Chicago today by means of whica
IL is promised that packers and shippers
of perishable food products may In future
get along without Ice.
Dr. A. Il. Perkins. now n resident OF
Chicago, has patented "a process Of keep
ing meats. fruits and perishahle products
during transportation by the use OF steril-
lied air. His patents extend 10 the an-
tip0des The contract concluded today
vas between him and j. Nj. Smart. Of
Melbourne manager OF the Australian
Meat Transportation Company, limited.
for the use of the process in the seven
colonies OF Australia, A corporation is
also TO be formed. with headquarters In
Chicago, to control the process over tho
railroad lines Of tais country and tho
steamship lines running from the ports OF
North and South America DR.. Perkins
left Chicago this afternoon for New Or
leans. wlsere the sterilized mir process -
10 he put Ia operation. IL IL said. on a line
Of fruit steamers plying from that port.
Upon mis- return he viii sail for Australia.
Mr. Smart Is u tse opinion that the new
process Viii enable Australia 10 ship its
meats 10 Europe instead of hailing thsm
down TO make taIlow. and viii force tha
American producers Of dressed meat 0ut
Of the European market. He added
Moreover, Il will enable Ms To ship orr
fruit and annihilate the trade which the
American syndicate has been planning
for We propose 10 supply the whole az
Great Britain with meat and fruit. Six
warehouses are now being built Ia London
and Manchester which viii serve a. our
distributing points Two Of tHsn are
among the largest receiving warehouses In
the world" The fruit syndicate Of Cali
fornia is the interest which Mr.. Smart
says has been most concerned about tne
matter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-20
The whitney Boom in the south.

New Orleans Feb. 19.-The Whitney rresi-
dental campaign managers for the states
OF Mississippi. Arkansas, Louisiana and
Alabama opened headquarters here today
at the Grunewald hotel W. s McAiiister.
OF Mississippi, has general charge Of the
movement. and will be assisted by friends
% Mr. whitney from each OF the states
named Mr.. dcAllister said last night
that ne had met a number of prominent
men since arriving here from the states
named. and the refrain. Whitney. Whit
ney. William G. Whitney" was general
and rapidly taking popular form; that ere
long IL would be next TO invincihle. He
extends a cordial invitation 10 the public
To call at the Grunswald. The organiza-
ton will he completed by Saturday. when
a most vigorous campaign will be inausu-
rated
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-20
car,,s,o Against Blackburn

Frankfort. Ky. Feb. i9.--Tn his reply TO
the Democratic members OF the legislature
who appealed 20 him 10 urge the Demo
Gratis opposing Blackburn to join In his
support. Secretary Carlisle declares he has
not rendered advice 10 any member on
either side Of the unfortunate controversy
now existing. "and will not do so" At the
same time he offers to cooperate in any
effort to unite all in supporting the Demo
cratic organization in Kentucky and In
maintaining sound Democratic principles
and policles as declared by the constituted
authorities of the party"
Owensboro. Ky. Feb. 19.-The Daily
Messenger tonight received responses from
eighteen Democratic members OF the leg
islature severely criticising Secretary Car
isles letter in which he declines 10 ad-
wise the sound money men 10 vote for
blackburn Nearly all say IL looks az
though Carlisle were making a bid for the
senat0rship himself.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-20
A1nrrnl,,. Torflon ol the nonll-.

washington city. Feb. ia.The follow
ing announcement WAS made at the treas
ury Department today -. 4. Morgan a
.. and assoelstes. under their bid for $780,
on. 90 of United states per cent. bonds of
fs25 made in accordance with the recent
circular OF the secretary Of the treasury.
are entitled TO receive bonds Of the face
vai,,a ~ about 81 80 in addition 20 those
Of which they have already been notified.
The exact figures cannot be stated untii
the returns from the various sub-treas-
uries are fSfiiy received
Wv YORK Feh is. The total deposits
an 10 4 70. m today OF gold at the nub-frsas-
,srv nn the bond accounf-ara estimated
a. a. 40 Ose. OF which t4.7se.v' was by J.
y Morgan Co. The Withdrawals are
rosgTfv placea al sss5, 90. The Continental
Insurance Company. which bid for toeeo
OF ne bonds through the Stewart syndi-
cate and failed 70 receive the bonds. has
turned the gold into the suh-treaasury IN
exrhange for legal tenders Tnescompany
naid a prrfniurn for the gold.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-20
In tn. IIou-e.

Washington City, Feb. f9-The house
today devoted itself strictly TO business.
The army appropriation bin carrying s23.
275. .992 was passed, the conference report
on The urgent deficiency bill was adopted.
and the bin 10 extend for FIVE years the
time in which the government can bring
suits 10 annul patents to public lands un-
der railroad and wagon road grants was
passed. An amendment was adopted linn
iting the application OF the act 10 rail-
road and wagon road grants" The fol-
lowing pFoyiso was also added TO the hill !.
THAT no suit shall be brought nor shall
recovery be had for lands that were pat
onted in lieu OF other lands covered by
grants which were lost or relinquished by
the grantee in consequence of the failure
Of the government TO withdraw the same
from sale or entry" The substitute for
the bill offered by McRae, Dem, Ark. to
repeal outright the Limitation OF the act
OF iS9i. was defeated. z 10 I4s
Picker Rep. s d. offered an amend
ment to the army appropriation bill. pro-
viding that no officer of the army should
be detailed 20 duty as an Indian agent.
II was ruled out on point OF order, as
was an amendment offered by Bowers.
Rep, Cal. against the guarding or polio
ing OF forest reservations or national
parks with troops. The soldiers. Bowers
said. prevented visitors 70 Yellowstone
Park frem hunting or fishing without per-
mits. yet on a recent visit 20 the park he
asrertained that the soldiers themselves
had slaughtered hundreds Of deer Most
OF the new provisions ia the bill, including
those for the appointment Of paymasters
from the line ~ the army and for com
mutation Of quarters To officers doing
duty at stations where the quarters are
Inadequate were stricken ont on points
of order, At f-55 the house adjourned.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-20
THE REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.
VIII Meet at Milwaukee August -
Raising Campaign Furd--


chicago. Feb. 19.-The next convention q
,he Revsaslscan National League viii be
held AZ Milwaukee. August 25. - ard 2
Instead s,f leaving the selection 10 the
meeting 81 the executive committee.
bslIot was taken last ncafh BY correspond
~rce and Alwankee Won hg an over
x-hss-aire vote Today the executive com
n,.ytea formally ratifea tee selection. The
meeting az The executive committee Is for
fhe purpose o. arranging 70 secure funds.
Secretary TuEiirx says there IS no definite
plan before the committee.
The following members OF the executive
committee we're IN attendance. MAJ. A. G..
Negler. Alabama. W. *. BGrchaineli.
eDhio. Albert caFnpbegi. Illinois; William
L. Tavlor. Indiana: r. W. Bicknen, Iowa.
J. W. Totten. proxy. Massachusetts,,
Charles r Baxter Michigan: r. b.
Rrowneli. Missouri; John Gioodnow, proxy,
Minnesota h NJ. Eeksfein. proxy. New
work. r. J. West. Ohio. Charles III. Burke.
south Dakota o. L. Rosekrans, proxy.
wisconsin: W. T. England. Oklahoma.
". W. Tracy. OF the advisory board. Chi
cago: Gen. E. A NcAlpin. New York.
president. NJ J. Dowiing. Chicago. secre-
tary, and Aaron T. Bliss, Michigan,
treasurer were also present.
A; the afternoon session the members
set about raising funds 10 carry on the
caupaigu Of lSss. New York came forward
with cash subscription. and was follow
e-f at once by other states II soon became
apparent that all financial diffcuity would
be overcome AT this juncture q teie-
gram was received from the attorney of
the league. congraruEating the meeting on
the successful outcome Of a suit which
has been pending since 1888 in Albany. in
which the league is given sl1.e0o. which IL
had been sued 20 recover on q literature
contract. A telegram OF sympathy was
sent 10 Joseph III. Manlsy. Of Augusta. Ne-.
a prominent member of the league, on the
death OF his wife. The secretary was m
strucfea 10 distribute I0.is9 copies OF t.
II. Walkers tariff pamphlet. IL was de-
cided to open headquarters for the league
at the L!nden hotel. 81. Louis. and Il IS
expected that there viii be large at
tendance OF league members at the convsn-
ton. A general meeting of the league will
be held in the convention hall on the night
OF June Is Reports on the general work
OF the league in the different states show
cd a good working organization in all the
states except California. and the secretary
was instructed 10 organize that state at
once. The state of Iowa claimed 10 be the
best Organized OF any Of the states. with
700 clubs in good standing. Iowa's schemes
OF organization have been generally adopt
ed by the other states.