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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-13

In the District Court Probate Division. Third
Judicial District, in aud for salt Lake
County. stats u Utah.
In tho matter o. the estate Of Alfred
fIowia, deceased,
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Arthur frswln. admiuisirator % the 90,
tate % Alfred tfowin. deceased, has rendered
for settlement ana nled In SAID court he ilnh
account 81 HE Naturalization VI said eatate
qua petition Tor anal distribution Of
tho rradsa N SAID estate among
The persons ontued thereto, aud that
"Wednesday. the istn day OF March. A. u,
ISIS. At ~ o'clock a M a. the court room "
said court. In tho County Court liouse, salt
Lake City and County, U'ah, has
been duly appointed by thu Judge % sAid
court. Tor tbs settlement Of said account nnd
hearing said petition for distribution, AZ which
time and place any person Interested IN SAD
estate may appear aud chow oauso,f any thcro
be, why SAID accouut should not be settled and
approved and nnal distribution made a.
Dated February "a. A. D. 1895.
q. STANTON,
Clerk OF the district ourt.
ny a. q. HnEsE, Deputy CLERK
jams II. MoiLE. attorney for adminisuA'
tor.
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NOTICE of hsstssMENr.
vanderbilt Mining Comp ny, Location Of
principal place Of business SAT- Lake
CITY. utah Location u Mines,
blame county, Idaho.

NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN THAT hI
~ amsotlnE % the uoard OF directors held
A. sait Lake CITY. Utah, January ~ lhiu an
levied on the capital ttodh Of tho corp1raiion,
payable 70 The secretary, ehuquo No.
u wet south Temple street salt Lac CITY,
Utah, on or before tho eth day Of February,
iaA Any stock unon which the alsessmont
remains unpaid on the Nih day OF February.
u q vii be delinquent and adyerused for sale
At public suction. sud II payment IA not made
before Will 10 sold on the leth day 81 March
10, At the hour Of 2pm., a. Tho once Of tho
secretary. topay sssessmeuu and cost OF adj
vertiaing, together with ehren.e o. sale.
A q. GiAuQUk. Secretary.
tait Lane city. Jan. %. ise9,
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In the Matter 81 the Eaia,s Of Robert D. sned.
dUu. Deceased.

In the Matter u the Tatate of Robert n sned.
deu Deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Eiirhheth Fllis, administrator. with tue
viii annexed Of The estate Of Robert v, rntd'
den. deceased, haa rendered for settlement
and died o. said court. her nnal account Of her
admtnlstrAti3u ~ said estate ard petition for
nnal distribution OF the residue Of said estate
among the persons entitled thereto, and that
saturday. the gsth day 81 March, 4 H. hpl, a
10 O'Clock am, At Tho court room Of san court,
In the County Court House salt Lake CITY aud
County, Utah, has been dulY appointed By the
Judge Of said court, tor tho settlement Of said
accouni sud hearing said petition Tor distrihu.
ton. a. which time and place any person m.
toroatod In sad estate may appear And show
cause, n any thefo be,why said account should
not be- settled aud approved aud Qual dtatrihu.
lion made A. prayed for.
Dated March tth, A. u. 1865.
G. H. STANTON,
Cierk Of the District Court
MA. O HrNsE,
Deputy CLERK.
J. NJ WApDKLi, attorney for heminisir.
tfiN.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PAR.
INeRSHlP.

uNHE TInM HERETOFORE EXISTING
i under tho name and style OF CONWAY 4
DonueilAn, composed OF r. \, conway aud !.
suranec aud Loan Agents IN Commercial
block, SAT- Lake city, Utah, "a this cay dis.
solved BY mutual consent Nj. y. J. CONWAY
Hilton DonnelAn IL the concern. All persons
indebiod 20 onway a Dome Ian are requested
20 make payment 90 4. J. conway, who will
liquidAte all ind ohtoducss due ~ said nrn.
dated Salt Lake Uity, Utsh, March o, 1893,
4, T. CONWAY.
J. TILION DoNNELLAN.
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DURsUANr TO AN ORDER or SAID
Il oourg In sAd matter, notice H. hereby
gwen that saturday, the Nth day OF March,
a. ID, lspd, al ~ o'clock a. IN, AZ the County
Court House ln Salt Lake CITY, Utah, In the
court room OF said court, has been appointed
the time and place Tor the hearing Of a petition
sion 10 probate o. a certain document there.
with presented, puTpOrung 70 be tho last will
and testament OF klnA Peterson JenHon. do.
ceased, when and where AL persons Interested
will, or tho granting OF letters iestamentAry
" klnA Anna Neilson A. prayed for In said
pctuOn,
In witness whereof have hereunto aet my
fsMALl hand and Aftxed tho seal OF uaid court
this 3rd day OF March. a. ID 1928
q, y. STANTON,
CLERK OF the District Court
Ky A. o. REnsE, Deputy CLERK.
JOns N. oAssoa, Attorney Tor Petitioner.
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.,ll l.Is cIly. - d 81 Z. b -. RI

Ata meeting Of the board n directors o. the
Vanderbilt MuinE Compauy, held February
%, 40 tn tina for advertising delinquent
ttork u said comnnny was extended 70 aarch
II ltqC. sud tifss o. sale 10 March ~ lslf.
ARNOLD q GfAIQuF, seer.
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DURsuAST To Az ORDER or sam
Il Court Ia sad matter, notice u hereby
given that saturday. the 2lst day Of Marcia
A. u, lse, At 10 O'Clock a, N, At the County
Court House In salt Lake CITY, Utah. la ths
the time nnd place for the hearing OF petition
Of Joseph n Dean praying for The admission
10 probate Of certain document herewith
when and where All persons interested may
appear and oppose tho prob de Of said will. OF
the ErAnting " letters testameutsry 70 Joseph
II, Dean, A. praTed tor In said petition.
In witness wheTeof. I have hereunto set my
hAnc and AniHed tho seal OF said Court thia
2nd day OF February, A. u. lisa
iHEALl q. A. STANTON,
Clerk OF tho District Court
ByA. o REESE,
n.NulvllIaNk
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Iu the District Couri. Third Judicial District,
In and for salt iake County,
state OF Utah
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NOTICE u HEREBY giYEN THAT
~ Joseph :. ilisiey. Adminift Ator Of The
sstafe Of fster Jensen decreased, hss rendered
for set oment. ana nled In sAid court, his mai
account OF hts admin airatlnn OF sid estate
AM petition for mai dlatrluiinn 81 the 81.
thereto. and th4t saturday, the tth day Of
April. a. u, 1874. A. 10 o'clocE a. M, NJ the
been duly appointed br the Judge of said 1ouft,
for the settlement Of ssld accouut and hearing
said petition for distribution, ~ which time
and pace any person Interested IN sad estate
may appear ana shuW cauae, N huY there Ne,
why said aocopnt should not be settled and
approved aud nnai distribution made a. prayed
dated March 10. a. u, 1895 -.
g. d. sTANTON.
Clefk u the district Court
By A. O. REESE. Deputy CLERK
RioHAnps iicnAhDa, Attorneys for Ad.
mlniHtraiof
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DAVID o. DUNBAR, Uiert.
NOTICE.

The Eagle Foundry A Machine Company. q
corporation. whose principal place Of business
u al the CITY OF salt LAke, UtAh.
NOTICE.
rIlHEHE ARE DELtNQufNr UPON THE
i following described stock OF sad eorpor'
alton on Account Of ASSIGNMENT levied on the
euth dAy OF August, $50, the several amounts
sci opposite the names Of sho respective share
NAmc % No. OF No Of Amount
share holder Certificate shares Due
q. A. Wtthey, ~ 10 $500
Mary D.. Mithey. 20 10 Ahto
q n. whitney ~ 10 Is 90
and 10 accordance with the law and the order
Of the board ~ directors Of said corporation,
~ many shares Of each parcel Of suchtt ck a.
may be- necessary viii b. Hoid AZ the once Of
the treasurer Of sAid corporation, AZ No. tlt
W. first south street, IN the city 0f SAT- Lake,
utah At public auction, on the .lrd Day OF
March, iall, a tho hour Of I O'CLOCK M of
sad day, 70 pay tho delinquent asaessmont
thereon. together Win the cost VI advertising
and expense o. sale.
Dated thia an day Of March, 1904.
". n, GRANT,
SECRETARY Of the FAgie FOUNDRY A Machine Co.
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HfArr or UrAu, !,
CITY aud County 81 salt lake.

city sh sii UoS 10 q ssitGste {"
I. David s, Emery, Recorder m and for taid
city. do hereby certify that the above and fore
going b. a full, truo and correct copy OF an OF.
dinanco eHtluod An ordnance nNng the
number ~ officers aud men Of which the fo'
lice Department u talt lake CITY shall con
sisL" passed BY the CITY council o. salt LAKE
ny, stats of Utah February ~, 1921, and Az
proved by tho Mayor, February u, ieo, a. ~
pears OF record IN my once
In witness whereof have hcrcuuto set nv
hand ana nnlxcd the corporate seal Of said
city. this tho ilth day Of February, VI. 1870,
fseaLl DAVID 5. EMERY,
II. i1e. city Recorder.
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In the District Court. Probate Division. Third
judicial Dlstfict, In ana for salt Lake
County, state Of Utah
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NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
OF tho estate OF Minnie Barton. de.
ceased, has rendered and presented
Tor settlement and lied in eatd court,
ton NJ sad cstato, and lied herewith hia
petition for the Gssl distfihution Of the estate
% SAID deceased. and that saturday, the lath
court room uf said court, being the Joint city
and county building. In the city Of SAT- LAKE,
10 The tate Of Utah, has been duly appointed
" toe ~ d court for The sstement - sall
the nlhl distribution Of the estate ~ ahid de-
ceased NJ wnich time and place any uefson
Interested In said estate maY appoar and n 2
exceptions In writing 10 SAID acr0unt and SAD
petition, and contest the sane and each Of
them.
seal o. y STANTON, Ciofk.
hy A. q. REESE. Deputy ClefE
Dated feby. 9Th. isg1
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The People Of tho Territory Of uiAh send
Greeting 10 hyrum Russell fAuit' defend
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LEGAL NOTICE..
In III. matter OF the EspAts Of Joseph Helm.
deceased

In the matter OF the EstAte Of Joseph Helm.
deceased
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ samuel nrinion, Administrator Of the
estate II Joseph Hem, deceased, has ron dered
for settlement aud nled IA faid court, his nnai
account Of hl standardization Of said estate
and peuuOn for nnAI distrihuuon of the residue
Of SAID estate amung tho persons enuted
thereto, aud that McdnctdAy, tue 18TH day Of
March. A. u, ispd, AZ 10 o'clock A. NJ. al tho
court room OF said court. IN The County
Couri house, sAlt Lake cry and County, uiah,
has been duly appointed hv the Judge Of sad
court, for tho fuulemrnt % sad account aud
hcAnnE said petition for distribution, Al which
tine aud place any perapn interested In said
estate may appear anu show cause, n any
thefe be, Why taid Gccount should not DO
settled and approved and nnAl diauibuuon
made ~ prayed for
Dated February "a A. u. lsog
Z. a. STANTON,
CLERK OF tho nistrict Court.
ny A. q. RrrsE, Deputy Gers
INMNN ~. MUNNN nltuFuNH for HumIuIntrnfnF
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A RESOLUTION.

GRANTING Pioneer square TO tho Utah a racin,
improvement Company Tor Railroad
Depot Purposes.
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suMMoNs.

In the District Court IN and for the Third
Judicial Distuct q Utah rerritsrT,
County OF salt Lake.
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In the matter Of the Estate etG. W. Kama.
kaniAu, Deceased,
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srCtioN l. he Il ordatnod ny the Citv Coun'
cil ~ salt lave City. state OF utahi That the
Police Department % SALT LakoliiY shall con
tist Of the iioard OF Police and fire tommis.
Hioners, a chief and a Captain OF Police. two
beck ergeants and twentYssight additional
Unlrrra aud men.
section ,. That tshali DO tho duty Of the
board OF olico aud fife commissioners I'm.
mcdiateiy after the approval o. this ordnance
10 dismiss from the said Police Department a
sufficient number OF ofhceft and men 70 reduce
tho force OF Haid department 10 tho numher
designated BY section of This 0fifnance
section 3. All ordinances In cou1ict with
THIS ordnance are hereby repealed.
section 4 This ordnance shall tako eject
from and after ~ approval
Iassed w 4 CITY Council N salt Lake city,
state Of UtAh. February %, lsi5 aud referred
10 the Mayor Tor his approval
DAVID r. kMERY, city Recorder.
Approved this tho 18Th fay u February, ID.
ltys. JAMhs GLENDiNNiNG. Mayor
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NOTICE.

In the District Court Probate Division, Thru
Judicial District In aud for rAt LAko
County, state Of utah
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Notice OF time and place for the hearing OF
petition for admission 70 probate Of wall.
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Notice Of Time and Place for the Hearing O
Petition for Admlssion TO Probate
OF Wlil.
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NOTICE.

In the District Court, Third Judicial District
Probate Division. In and Tor AT LAko
Csuniy, state OF UtAh.
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Nn1lnE.


In the matter OF tho Estste Of Minnie Bar,on,
Deceased.
kotice Of settlement % NAL account and
hearing u petition for final
distribution.
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In the matter OF tho estate Of Peter Jsntei
deceased
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IEnAl NOTICE.

In the District Court, Probate Division. Third
Judicial District, IN aud for salt Lake
County, stats u Utah,
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Alefh OF we ltHtrict court
ny A. Q. RrrsE. Deputy Gers
JAMttH. hONLhi attorney for adminiatrato
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-02
GOVERNOR MORTON
Discusses the Monroe Doctrine In ITS
ACKNOWLEDGMENT the War Feeling.

Discusses the Monroe Doctrine In Hts
Messagc-Deprecates the War Feeling.
ALBANY, N. Y. Jan. 1.-Governor
Levi p. Morton's second annual mes
sage was submitted to the legislature
upon the converting OF that body to-day.
In II, nfter n brief historical survey,the
governor touches upon the pending
controversy between the United Stntes
and Great Britain In the following par
agraphs:
---"The doctrine formulated by Presi-
dent Monroe and which has since borne
his name has become 80 well establish
ed In American national policy that
there is no room for doubt as to the
opinion OF our people concerning II.
New York now has q population nearly
equal TO that Of the entire union when
Mr.. Monroe became President, and our
peculiar geographical position. the To-
cation within our borders OF the AE5er4-
can metropolis. and the vast and COM
pllcated commercial interests OF our
state. justify US IN feeling an especial
concern in the present unhappy situa-
ton. Any disturbance OF the existing
friendly relations between the United
States and Great Britain cannot fail TO
have n serious effect Because OF the
possible balefDl consequences OF such
disturbance. l deem myself justified in
making this reference TO the larger If
fairs OF the nation in which We feel such
peculiar and vital Interest.
''t cannot believe that the relations
between our country and Great Britain
win lie rupturod or seriously impaired
by the misunderstanding now existing
between that country and Venezuela
concerning the proper location of the
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KNOWLEDGE

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The needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health OF the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs
It's excellence il due to its presenting
in tic form most acceptable aud plcnA-
ant to tic taste, tho refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
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and permanently curing constipation;
II has given satisfaction TO millions, anil
met with the approval Of tho medical
profession, because IL acts on the Kid
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syrup Of Figs Ia for salc by al drug
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and being well informed, you will not
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BRADLEY 4 CANDIDATE.
The Presidential Boom Of the I5cntuclSy
Governor mathematician oIit

The Presidential Boom OF the IEcntaclSy
Governor Iattnchrd-l IcntucISianS solid
for Him.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. la special
to the Post from Frankfort, KY. says:
A convention Of leading Republicans
was held in the Office OF Governor Brad
ley last night and the Bradley boom"
for President was started.
This was the theme, and the t0ast5
to the governor were full Of Happy
Now Years" wishes for his political
prefeTmeAt In the year 1896.
Hearty congratulations and best
wishes were extended to the governor
as Republican candidate for President
OF the United States by forty prominent
Republicans from every congressional
district in Kentucky. who called by
agreement on that Official last night.
When some OF his friends urged him
to go Into the senatorial race, the gov
ernor repeated with Vehemence that he
was not In the rnce and would not be.
This will doubtless be good news to the
various senatorial candidates, MeSsrs.
Hunter. Wilson, Holt, Deboe and 9th
ers. They will now be left to fight i
out among themselves. The real OBJ
ject OF the meeting Of the Republicans
with Governor Bradley It Is known, was
in regard to that gentleman's candi-
dacy for the presidency. II can be
stated here, with entire accuracy, that
before the New Year was an hour OLD
every person present the meeting had
pledged himself TO do all he could to
elect O Bradley delegation from Ken
lucky 10 the national Republican con-
vention at st. Louis. and 10 work In
every WY possible to secure his nom
nation.
1t was argued that n man who has
no enemies. MS have Reed. Mckinley,
Allison or Morton, certainly Is in bet
ter position to gain the nomination
than either OF the gentlemen named.
Further than this. Bradley Is n sound
money man who won his fight on Il
sound money platform. No other COVER
nor elected In the year Just past can say
the same, and besides Governor Brad
ley even went beyond his party's plat
form and made winning fight. Brad
ley IL q man who is In every way quail
fled to Ill the Office. was the BELIEF OF
every Republican present Mt the meet
Ing last night. and no thought will be
given to the consideration Of him for
the vice presidency. No second place
for him. was the determination OF all
those present.
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MAPrtN,s VERY.
pS and MisIiups IN the Thriving CITY
Across the IiiVes.

Across the itiNGs.
Some OF the people ushered In the
new year By erecting monument nj
the corner OF Second and Jefferson
streets. in memory OF II large cat shot
and killed BY Sanitary Guard Fred
Br1bach, on Saturday last. The cat,
a common every day yellow and white
one, was owned by Henry Linn, whose
family has been afflicted with small
pox and met It's death while on the
street. as ordered by the board of
health
The Beaumont Glass Works is al
ready shipping considerable ware.
Considering the circumstances every
thing has started off about as well az
could be expected and the management
shy they have no reason to complain.
These PEOPLE are making many benptl-
full goods and they will doubtless have
q large sale.
The contracts are reported TO have
been let and the land bought for tho
approaches to the new Ohio river bridge
ut East Liverpool. II Is said that the
delay has been caused by the difficulty
In coming TO forms on land needed for
the East Liverpool approach.
The three-year-o son Of City Mar
slral E. L. Moore, of Martins Ferry.
died yesterday OF smallpox. The Hes
Ion child Is In serious condition. All
OF the other patients arc getting alonB
nicely. Several families will be dis
charged this week.
The Union Glass Company has got
ten out an attractive line OF goods for
the new year and anticipates a larger
business than ever. They have several
new agents and are now fully repre-.
scented in the east, west, north and
south.
The bridgeport authorities yesterday
extended the east side OF the sanitary
line up about $50 feet 10 the corporate
limits. This places the line at the up
per end OF the old portion OF the Stand
ard mill.
The New Year was ustcred in by the
blowing of factory and locomotive
whistles and shooting Of firearms and
fire crackers.
The Martins Ferry Central school,
which IS nearing completion, Will he the
finest In Belmont county and ono Of the
best In Ohio.
Judge ]. S. Cochran writes from Flor
ida that he and Mrs. Cochran are in
excellent health.
Miss Sadie Elliott returned yesterday
from two weeks visit at Wellsville
and Saiinevtiie.
Miss Kate De Vault, who has been
on the sick list n week or So is able TO
be out again.
Mrs Mary A. Rainey. who has been
visiting here Will return to Kansas in a
few days.
Fewer New Years calls were made
in Martins Ferry yesterday than for
years.
The interior OF the Belmont Brewery
Is being painted white throughout
Miss Pierre Coleman Is quite sick at
her home on Seventh street.
Hally Newland is quite sick Ut his
home on jefferson street.
A movement is on foot TO organize q
good government club.
The Bridgeport churches Will reopen
on Sunday.
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TERRIBLE WRECK.


The Rocky Mountain New. Special
Wrecked - Engineer and Fireman
Killed and nnrned.
DENVER, Col. Jan, 1.-The Rocky
Mountain News special train on the
Denver & Rio Grande Railway. was
wrecked at Malta. four miles this side
of LcadvIlIe. The engineer and fireman
were killed.
The accident occurred about 7;l5 this
morning. The train slowed down us It
approached Malta station, but the rails
being covered with Ice and snow, the
wheels slipped and the engine jumped
the track. crashing into the depot. The
baggage car was thrown onto a coal
car on the siding and broken in two.
but the coach remained on the track.
Ralph Butler was In charge OF the
News car. and was assisted by Frank
Kelly and special Denver & Rio
Grande express messenger named Har-
rls, and none OF them were injured.
The engineer. !. B, Baker and the
fireman. II. Hartman. were horribly
crushed and burned and both died in a
short time.