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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-22
LEGAL NOTICE.
IN the District Court, Probate Division, Third
judicial District. in and for Salt Lake q
County, tate OF Utah


In the Matter of tbs state of Joseph Harker
deceased.
DURsUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID
Court. IN SAID matter, notice Is hereby
gwen that Saturday. the l2th day of December
ID. 1895 at ~ O'Clock n. IN. at the County
Court House IN salt Lake City. Utah. in the
court room of sald court, has Teen appointed
the dine and place for the hearing.of a petition
OF William iinrEer. praying for tho admission
10 probate OF certain document Herewith
presented purpoTting to bG The loat WIN and
Testament of Joseph Harker, deceased. when
and where all persons interested may appear
and oppose the PROBATE of said will. or the
granting of letters teatamentery TO William
llarker, job Harker and William II. Haigh
as prayed tor IN SAID petition
Ia witness whereof. ! have hereunto set my
hand and anlXed the seal OF said court, this
seth day Of November, A. %. 1895.
lSeali q, h. STANTON. Clerk
By A. O REESE, Deputy Clerk,
q. Q. DIZZY. q ilOrM nY for peiltiOner
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NOTICE.

yy,uE ANIMAL MEEi1NG OF THE
i stockholders Of the Morgan Gold Mining
and milling Company viii BIO held at the once
OF the company. Gs south Main, street, s ,s
Lake City Utah, on Monday, January Nv y;
1901 at Z O'Clock D. M, for the eiecuOn OF
officers and for the Transaction of such otheF
business as may come before u.
a. S. FOWLER, Secretary
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And In accordance with law. and order of the
board OF directors made On the 10th day of
Aug, 1886 so many shares Of each parcel of
,uch stock as may DC necessary will be cold al
the south door OF Weber County Court House,
in ogden. Utah, on the End day of Nov. 1875,
at ~ O'Clock noon, of said day TO pay delin'
onent assessment thereon, together with the
cost OF advertising and sxpcnles of the sale
j. u. SYE. Secretary.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of Harriet II. Saunders Kimban,
deceased.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE
~ undersigned, administrator of tno estate
OF Harriet II. saunders Kimbaii deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having claims
against the SAID deceased to eNhibit them,
VITA the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the frat publication OF this no.
nee, to the said Francis Armstrong. adminis
teatOr, at the office OF N. V. Jones, 500 McCor.
nick Block, Salt Lake City. the same beng the
place for the transaction OF the business of
SAID estate, in the county OF Salt Lake. state OF
Utah.
Dated December 3, 1896
FRANCIS ARMSTRONG,
Administrator OF the estate OF Harriet II.
Saunders htmball, deceased
n. V. JONES, Attorney for Administrator.
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City and County OF salt Lake. 80
j. David 5. kmery, recorder in and for salt
Lake CITY, state OF Utah do hereby certify
that the spoye and foregoing Is full. true ana
correct copy OF an ordinance entitled IAN
ordinance creating sidewak District No.
49," passed by the City Council of said
city November 4th, 1873. and approved
by the Mayor November 25Ih. 1896. as appears
OF record in my Office
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and Gtdxnd the corporate seal of said
city this the s3th day OF November. A. ID. 1883
SEAL. DAVID {. EMERY,
B20i CITY Recorder
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NAME.

And 10 accordance with law and an order Of
the board OF directors made on the lith day of
November 1870, SO much OF each parcel OF said
stock as may be necessary will DO sold at the
ONCE of the David James Co 81 $. Main street.
salt Lake City. Utah. nj the hour OF D. M
on the Sth day of January. 1871, TO pay SAID
delinquent assessment, together with cost OF
advertising and expense OF sale.
IL X. ANDERSON, Secretary,
Salt Lake CITY, December ~, 1893,
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NOTICE

NYoTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAI THE IT..
IN Tax nssessed against the properly gu s .n'
north sido of second South SL. between see
Ond anu Fifth East sts.. IN aalt Lhte Wy,
Titan. for the purpose OF defrAylng tho e.
pense OF constructing sewer bons shIu ~ ~
the 9Th day of February. 1891, in accorgantIS9
with the provinions of the ordinances OF sA'"
city. l.. MAJ, Ily l't"9N
Hocemher u 1886.
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sEcTIoS /. BE 1t ordained by the City Conn.
ell OF salt Lake City, mat the following SIDE.
walk district is hereby created ana established
In said city. to- wit,
DISTRICT NO. 20.
Sidewalk District No, ~ shall be and consist
Of hotn sides OF all public streets, avenues
ana alleys ia the following described district;
Begin ming at the northwest corner OF the
intersection Of kIfth kast ana Tenth south
streets, thence east To the east line OF
Fifteenth East street, thence south IN
point opposite the south line OF Lot IS, Block
10, Five Acre Platte" thence Negt 10 tho
west line OF Ninth East sGre ct, thence north 10
tho south line of Eleventh south street.
thence west To the west line of FIith haAi
street. thence north to the place of beginning,
Section IL. This ordinance shall be IN force
from and after its approval.
Passed by the CITY UounGil OF Salt Lake City,
State OF Utah, November 24th, 1856 and re-
tcrrod to the Mayor for his approval,
DAVID ;. EMERY,
[sEAI-l City Recorder.
Approved this 18th, day of November a. d.
JANIS GLEEDINNIEG
Mayor.
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NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN SPECIAL stockholders meeting Of the Old
Imperial Mining Co. will lie held ut the com
psny's office second South and Main streets,
AZ 4 p. m. on Saturday, December the igih, 1885.
x. q. SMITH. seoy.
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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Dec, lgth lsso
the stockholdera OF the Crown fOlht
Mining CompAuy will be he'd in the once ,,, o.
the Company, 2l4 Atlas Block, nalt LsHe wv,
tho hours OF twelve O'Clock. noon, ann SIX
O'Clock p. M. , -, ~, ,prr secv
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
the LAST CHANCE MINING COMPANY.

TIE LAST NIIlANVE MININU NOMTANI.
Location of works, Era, blaine County. Idaho.
Principal place OF business, kslt
Lake City. Utah.
THERE ARE DELINQUENT UPON THE
l. the following described stock on account
OF assessment OF one and one half 40 cents
per share, levied on the capital stock ON The
nth day of November. 1870. the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the re.
spectiye shareholders 80 follows;
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rENHERE ARE DELINQUENT UPoN THE
4 following described stock Oh account OF
asscsHmentNo . OF len cents per share levied
ON tie capital stock on october 18TH, ls9B, tue
several amounta set opposite the names OF tho
respective shareholders as fol Ows;
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Ana in accordance with law and an order OF
the board of directors made on the 18Th day OF
october, 1896 80 much Of each parcel of SAID
stock as may be necessary Will be sold at the
Ofllco OF a. Hanaucr Jr. the treasurer OF the
Utah, at the hour of TO- on the lth day OF
January. 1897, to nay said delinquent assess
mont together with cost of advertising and
expense of sale,
eecretary.
Salt Lake City. December 18th. 1896.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

The Comstock slivor Mining Company, Loca-
ton of Mines. uintah Mining Disulct,
summit County, Utan, Prlnelpal
place OF Business, salt Lake
CIV t1tnh
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UoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT.
i. there will bs meeting OF the stock
hoidern Of said company, held on the tth DAY
OF January. a. ID, tsS7, at O'Clock pm.
Room 2r6 Mcdonnell building, salt Lake
city. Utah. for the purpose OF passing upon
proposition to make the stock of said COM
pHny a5sesshblo.
by order OF the board of directors, Dec. 5,
1855 u, a. LLOYD, Secretary.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the Third .Judic,.t
OF SAT- Lake
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

phny, n corporation organized unoer tile
laws OF utab. lrincipai place OF business.
salt Lake CITY, utnh
NOTICE Is IEREBy GIVEN THAT An a
IN meeting of the directors OF the above
named CORPORATION held on November 2ist, 1885,
Mt salt Lake itv, Utah, an assese nient Of one
mil per share Isl 20 per thousand Hhares) waB
leVieu upon the capital stock OF SAID corpora
lion payable at once TO the secretary Of said
CORPORATION tAlbort Day. at his Office. No. q
west second south street. sat Lake CITY,
Utah. Amy stock upon which tnis assessment
may remain unpaid ON the slst day OF Deeom
bor. 1895 VIII be delinquent and advertised fof
sne at public auction, and unless payment Is
made before Will be sold ON the lltn day of
january. 1877, TO pay HE delinquent assess.
ment together with coat OF advertising and
sac.
ALBERT DAY,
Secretary
onlee Il West Second soaih street. salt Lake
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In the matter OF tho Estate OF John Il. Conk,
Deceased,
order to Show Cause why Order OF Sale of
Real Estate Should Not be Made,
IAMEs BRIGGS. THE EXECUTOR OF
81 the last Will and testament of John T.
Conk deceased. having filed his petition here.
In, duly verified. praying for an order of sale
Of the real estate OF said decedent. for tho
purposes therein set forth. 1t Is therefore
ordered that all persons interested in the es
tate of SAID deceased, appear before the said
Court on saturday the second day OF January.
\. ID. 1887, at 10 O'Clock q. M, 1T the Court
Room of said Court. at the County Court
House, in the City and County OF salt Lake
Utah, to show eauee why an order should not
bo granted TO the SAID executor. to sell as
much OF the real estate Of said deceased at
private sale MS shall he necessary, and that a
copy OF this order he published at lenst four
successive weeks m ihe DEsEnEr EvESISG
NLWs. newspaper printed and published In
sad city and County.
Witness my hand this LIST day OF Doccmber
a. ID, 1895. NJ. l.. RICHIE,
Judge
!. N. WADDELL4 Attorney for Executor,
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The value of real and personal
property of the institution 10 $S7l,'
56434.
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LEGAL NOTICE

In tho District Court. probate Division, Third
Judicial District, In and for salt Lake
County, state OF Utah.
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]. P. Gardner
I36-I3S Main Street.
SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the Third Judicial
District of the state OF Utah, County
OF salt Lake.
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sEcTroN l. lie 1t ordained by the City Coun.
Gil OF salt Lake City. state OF Utah That tho
assessment list made by the City TreAsurero OF
Salt Like city, ~ corrected, approved aud
completed by the Board of Equalization
heretofore duly appointed by the CITY
touncil for such purposel OF the prop.
orty on the north side OF Second
South street between Second and fifth
East streets In sewer district MOL of salt Lake
CITY for the purpose OF laying sewer along
the said portion of said street within sAid
sewer district No. !. is hereby confirmed: and
that the assessments made and returned in
said approved and completed list are hereby
confirmed.
secnon II. This ordinance shall be in force
from and aftor its approval.
Passed by tho CITY Council OF Salt Lake City
state of Utah, December 9Th, 1896. title APP
proved and referred 10 the Mayor for his APP
proval.
IsFALl DAVID S. EMERY.
City Recorder
Approved this the 10th day of December AID,
1885, JAMES GLENDlNNlNG,
AJayOr,
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

OF the Syndicate Mining and Milling Com
pany
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In the matter OF tho Estate OF John I. Conk,
Decensed.
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order to Show Cause why Order OF Sale of
Real Estate Should Not be Made,
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STATE or UTAH, Lee
City and County OF salt Lake.

], David s. Emery, recorder in and for Nnh
Lake Ciiy. state OF Utah, do hereby certhl
that the above and foregoing Is a iull, true anu
correct copy of an ordinance entitled AN Oh
dinnnce confirming the Assessment SCI iotth
IN the assessment list as corrected % w
Board of Equalization OF Salt Lake cry. upou,
the lots and parts of lots on the north hlue o,
Second south Street, between Scconu hhu
Fifth Enst streets, in sewer District Nuhiuer
One OF salt Lake city, for the purpose OF IaS
passed by the City Council OF said clly Decgm-
her sth. 1876, and approved by the Mayor W.,
cember 10th. 1876, as appears OF reVoEu :"
NV Office. -
In witness whereof have hcrennto SOY ny
hand md affixed the corporate seal oil stiu eiS
isEAI.I DAVID 5. ENERl,
B2OG City Recorder
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PROVO.
Asylum Finances.

The following figures from the soere-
tsry's books chow the receipts anu us
huisements OF the State asy Jun iof tht
insane for The year ending NoVsmp e'
qnil 1896
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ASSES sMeNT NOTICE.

City, Utah
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-19
AND HOBART.

(From this Mornings New York World"
AS THE World foretold on April 16,
Garret A. Hobart is nominated by the Re-
pnolicans as theF candidate for Vice.
Mr.. Hobart has no claim whatever to be
considered a. statesman. He Is simply q
corporation lawyer who mas grown Itch
by manipulating monopololes, acting rs
receiver and protecting his clients in the
Legislature.
He is at the head of the East Jersey
Water Company, a Wall street concerl
that has a monopoly of the water supply
in the cities of eastern New Jersey. he
is also one of the .'arbitrators"- at a
$780, 900 salary, it is said-of the national
railroad pool, a lawdefying combination.
He has a BARREL" which he IS expect
ed to tap freely. That and his ability to
deliver 10 of New Jerseys % votes IN
the convention. to Mckinley were me
considerations that induced his nomtla-
ton. He was Mark anna' man.
His political experience has consisted OF
a few terms in the New Jersey Leglsta-
ture, membership In the National COM
mittee and some successful practice as a
New Jersey boss. 49,
It win hardly be commended that this seSr
the office of President of the. United
States, Yet on a decker for convention
votes and for the sake Of heavy cor
poration contributions to the campaign
fund the Republicans have NOMINATED ms
man for an office which would leave put
one mans uncertain life between niin
and the supreme executive offce.
II is the bad outcome OF a VICIOUS po-
ljtieal system. +
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-19

ment Of 1890. His connection even with
this measure is said to have been merely
fortIitous. He did not draft any part
of the bill, and his influence in passing
it is said to have been far inferior to
that of many other Republican leaders,
notably Speaker Reed and Senator Aid
kinley made a record for total executive
~incapacity. which no one has seriously
questioned. AS a candidate for the Presi-
Dental nomination he has won widespread
contempt for cowardice and dishonest
reticence as to his opinions on the lead
ing political issue of the day. His prl-
vate life is smirched by the story of a
questionable bankruptcy, out Of which
grew the revelation that he had en-
dorsed 500. coo worth of paper while his
personal wealth only amounted to $40, 900.
The nomination of Garrett A. Hobart is
rather a humiliation than a compliment
to New Jersey. We have nothing to be
proud of in the selection of a lobbyist,
representative. Carrot A.. Hobart has
been in public life for thirty years, and
we defy any man to name any single
good thing that he has ever done. He
has never thought of the State. its cities
or its people, whether as legislator or
as promoter Of enterprises. The profit of
the corporate and capitalistic class has
always been his sole care. His life has
been devoted to furthering it. He has
made a great fortune out Of corporate
alliances. He is today an agent of the
Railway pool, organized to defeat the
Interstate Commerce law. He always
has been. he is now and he will be. as
long as he lives. the enemy of the peo-
pie.
Two men and two only come out of the
st. Louis Convention with enhanced rep
utation. One is Thomas c.. Plat, who,
villain as he is. still enjoys the honor of
forcing the gold declaration into the
platform. The other is Senator Teller,
who, although he is a stupid, illogical,
l~achrymose old ass, still possesses con-
sistency and a conscience, and refused
to sell himself to the forces of trickery
for the sake of a Cabinet office in fu-
turo.
Taken as a whole. the st. Louis Con-
vention has been one of the most dis
creditable in the history of the country.
Not n CLEAN of purity of motive APP
pears in its history, If it is the initial
step to <Republican victory. one feels
bound to exclaim. in the words of Mark
Anthony
Oh. Judgment. thou hast fed to british
beasts,
And men have lost their reason.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-19
STEVENS GRADUATES.
Commencement Exercises il
Lyric Theatre Last Night
Degrees Conferred

The commencement exercises of the
graduates of Stevens Institute of Tech
nology were held last night in the Lyric
Theatre, H~oboken. Long before the hour
arrived for the exercises to begin the thea
tire began to fill. Bright beaming faces
peered down from the boxes and galleries
and up from the orchestra at the hand
some young men seated upon the stage,
who for the last time in their lives would
sit together as a class Of Stevens Insti-
ute.
The exercises opened with a selection
from the Lyric orchestra. The American
Republic The Rev. DIR. George C. Hough-
ton ek Trinity Church followed with
prayer, after which President Henry Nor
ton of the Institution made the introduce
tory remarks. During the course of his
remarks President Morton saidE
I'm the old times when / attended COM
mencements it was customary to listen
to a great deal. In those days the chief
labors in study were. upon Homer and
other Greek authors. But now all things
have been changed. History tells us that
the human race in olden times was of a
very different order than it is ncw, being
was in the. state Of earthenware as ii
bronze, and from bronze to iron, which
1t now Is. In the future we will get the
golden age, and from the latest reports
from ST. Louis it may be nearer than ii
A few in the audiences who had heard Of
McKinley's nomination and the adoption
Of the gold plank at st. Louis smiled at
the professors joke.
Continuing. pr. Morton said
al ns,a the e. age I. Of 18th ,e engineer And 70 the
general prosperity Of our country. So
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-19
THEIR ROOF GARDEN OPENED.
a Large Audience Present at the Y,

A Large Audience Present at the Y.
M. G. A.'s Opening Entertainment.
The summer and roof garden of the Young
Mems Christian Association opened last night
at the associations quarters, on Wayne street.
There was a large crowd present, and they
thoroughly enjoyed the performance given by
the artists. The .parlors presented a gala
scene. Potted plants and small trees, with
dainty tables. Were scattered about and serv-
ed to brighten the scene.
The programme was opened by the orches-
ira, which played alternately with the other
performers. Miss Addie Fitzgerald sang and
so captivated the audience that she was
compelled to answer two encores. She was
accompanied by Miss Martha Mabie. Mr.. Will
liam Dygert held the audience in silent sus-
pense by his remarkable sleight-of-hand ex-
hibition. He also gave an amusing one-act
negro sketch.
Refreshments were served during the enter
talnment and much cream was disposed of.
At the close of the programme the audi
ence was invited to inspect the rest of the
building, and soon every accessible amuse-
ment IN the house was in operation. The
bowling alleys were a scene of unceasing
activity. and the various game tables We're
the objects of the earnest attention of vari-
GUS groups.
The roof garden will continue during the
summer months. and it is hoped that the
public will take the interest in patronizine
1t that the association takes in furnishing
high class enjoyment.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-19
BABY's BIRTHPLACE IN DOUBT.

Mrs. Teut, a midwife reported to the
County Board Of Health the birth Of a
daughter to a butcher named Nungerser
and located the birthplace at "Gutten-
berg. North Bergen township" AS this
is indefinite and misleading the report
was sent back to Mrs, Teut for correc-
tion. The lady sent word back that she
would not correct it and that There was
no reason why she should report the
birth to this board anyway. Nungesser's
house is built on the dividing line be-
tween Hudson and Bergen counties and
On making close measurements it was
discovered that THE baby was born north
of the Ice box and therefore in Fairydew,
Bergen county.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-19
ST. MARY's CLEVER PUPILS.
Thfrty-Fourth Commencemen Exer-
cises Held In the Catholic Club.

The thirty-fourth annual commencement ex-
ercises of St. Mary's Academy were held
yesterday afternoon in the hall of the Cath
olic Club. About 800 friends were present
and thoroughly appreciated the excellent pro-
gramme which was carried on.
The choral music was under the direction
of Prof. Philip ]. Eagleston. The programme
was opened with Darnault's Ave Marie by
the chorus. Misses A. Kelly, L. Gately, J.
Holden and NJ. Sullivan played on two
pianos ia Corbielle de Roses" by Cob
baefts. A cantata, entitled Fairy Circles, ;"
was given by the Juveniles. .'Oour Boys
followed, with a song, The Countersign.''
court dance. The chorus sang Lead. Kindly
Light" by Newman. Bonhew's 1.-The Flem-
ish Dance was played as a duet by Misses
+. Cassidy, A. Coyle. e. Lynes. NJ. Cullen.
Misses A. Smith and A. Coyle danced. Miss
e. Craft sang, and 'Our Boys" then drilled
and. sang. Six mandolins and a guitar were
played by Misses M, Kelly. A.. Donohue. 4.
Coyle. M. Magee, T. Cassidy, E. Coyle and
M. Mccartney. Our Boys followed with'>a
song. sThe Lost Chord" Misses A. Donohue,
M. Kelly. E. Sullivan, and M. Magee played
"Marche Hongroise de Concert, by Kowalski.
The chorus sang when Papa Comes Home
Tonight by Westendorf. Music, Father
Times Choice" by Rorder. Misses G. Craft
and A. Donohue received graduating honors
and the programme closed with a chorus,
"Good-nigNt.'