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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-27


Miriam CLARK. Plain,iH.
Anna stoddard and Thomas s,oddard. De-
The stale OF Utah sends greeting to Anna
stOudard and Thomas cIoddArd, Defend
ants:
VOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP.
L pear IN an action brought sgamst you
BY the above named plaintiff IN the District
Court OF the third Judicial District OF The
state of Utah, and tn answer the complaint
flied therein within ten days texolusiyu OF the
day OF servicel after the service on you of
thia summons-H served within this county.
or. IL served out OF this county. but IN this dis.
trict, within twenty days; o'herwiSe within
forty days-or judgment by default viii be
taken against you according 10 the prayer Of
said complaint,
The said acnon IA brought to have a decree
OF this court adjudging fraudulent, null and
void, certain deed executed ty plaiRtih TO
defendant Anna stOduard, Oct. !, 1886. con.
veying certain premises hereinafter described
and declaring sA.d deed to be void. and ad
Judging that same be SET aside; further ad.
Judging that the record of raid deed he can.
celled, ana that plaintiff is tho owner IN fee
and entitled to the possession OF said property (;
FOR 81 ,OOC alleged to bs due as damages sus
tanned by plaintiff by reason of the wrongful
acts of defendants IN inducing piaintir by
meAns Of Ease and fraudulent represen-
tations 10 convey said property to de-
PENDANT Anna stOddard, and in hav.
ing said deed recorded-and for other
10 Wit; Commencing al n. ". corner Of Lot O.
BIock IS. Plat a." 5. L. City Survey. and
running thence S 10 rods, thence T.. 10 rods.
| thence n. liU feet thence W. "a rods, thence
n. 30 feet, thence W. r. rods TO beginning --
| situate IN Salt Lake County, Utah.
Ana You are hereby notified that II you fail
TO appear and and answer the said complaint
as above required the said plaintiff Will apply
| TO the Court for the relief demanded therein.
Witness the Honorable Judges, and the seal
OF the District Court OF the Third Ju-
diciai District. in and for tho etAte of
| lsEALl Utah. this 2Oth day of November. in
the yeAr Of our Lord one thousand
| eight hundred and ninety-siN,
q. 4. STANTON.
CLERK.
BY j. II. sfRAGUE,
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HToTIOr TO the STOCKHOLDERS OF
~ the Crown Point cold and SILVER Mining
20 The hoard OF diroetors Of this e-mpanl
on the 18th DAY OF tie prchent month, levied
an assessment fSo. 81 OF one eeai per snare,
to DO paid forthwith a. this Office. Al sioes
upon which Iho EAsessnent has not beon Phla
al, the 2srd DAY OF November next, VIII be de.
elsred deAnquent and advertised for SAFE, ann
90 mueh thereof may lie necessary TO pay
the assessment and costs OF adVerts'ns hnn
rsle win be sold at 2 O'Clock y, IN. on Tuesday,
the let day OF December neat, az ihis ONCE,
sos Mcconnell bloch, salt LsKe CITY
Fly order OF the bonrd OF directors OF the
Crown Point Gold and silver Mining Go.
ARTHUR sTAlsEk,
ssey. and 1rsn,
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which is OF wood. It is better to have
the upper part of the sides of glass, be.
cause the plants will do better than
where they arc of wood. The height to
the ridge is Z feet.
There is no need for heavy rafters.
but the roof can be mndo Of strong sash
bars and Joined together at tho ridge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-27
A CHEAP GREENHOUSE,
How to Bund Small Ono to he Heated
by Eluo.


A contributor to American Gardening
was asked how go build small dollhouse
for raising tomato plants, house to DO
heated by a flue, ler1 is his ioplyi E.
IN order 20 grow FROM 10000 20 ~.
go tomato plants for spring planting
4: will require, whore they are inches
part, house 10 by 100 feet. II grown
IN inch pots, allowing room for the
plants to spread, the house will have to
Dc 10 by 800 feet, or two houses 10 by
100 feet. The former house would hayo
two beds foot 6 inches wide running
che entire length, allowing . feet for
lho walk, The ! o foot houses can be di-
fided as follows: The two outside beds,
eeach feet o inches wide and the conto"
oeas each 4 feet WIDE. This leaves G
leet Tor tho three walks, which can bn
MYilod to suit tho grower Herewith
i shown section Of a greenhouse q
teeV Wiae, i foot high on the sides. .
teet inches Of which is Of wood, and
me palance is glass up to the plate.
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City and County OF salt Lake. u.s.
l. avid :. Emery, recorder IN and for sil1
Lake CITY. state OF Utah do hereby certify
correct copy OF an ordinance entitled "An
ordnance creating sidewalk District no,
20" passed by the CITY Council OF sId
city November 2ith. 1876. ana approved
OF record IN my oficc
In witness whereof Ihave hereunto set my
hand and Affixed the corporate seal OF said
city this the 10Th day of November. A. y, lso
SEAL. DAVID I. EMEhi,
Boa City Recorder
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city and County y OF salt i Laks. IS
!. avid ;. Emery. recorder In and for sal.
Lake City. state of Utah, do hereby certify
that the above aud foregoing is a full, true and
correct copy Of an ordinance entitled 'An
ordinance lcvying tue tax and for the
assessment OF the property on TIE
Secondhand Fifth EHst streets within sewer
District No. l." passed by the City Council Of
said city November 18th. lsl6. end apr proved
by the Mayor November 18th. ls9S, as appear.
OF record IN my ofiico
In witness whereof have hereunto set M
hsnd and nllNrd the corporate seal Of ssid
city this tue 18Th day OF November, A. .. $50
SEAL. DAVID b. EMERY,
B2Us Cily Recorder
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cation OF principal place OF business. salt Lake
CITY, Utah.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyEN THAT AT
~ ameeting OF the hoard of directors OF
snd company held on the l3th day OF octo
Der, 1886, an assessment OF ten cents per share
was levied on the capital stock OF the corpora
lion payable imme diateiy to 4. Hanauer, Jr
treasurer, at his office Mccormick block. salt
Lake city, Utah. ANY stock upon which this
Assessment shall remain unpaid on Monday
the 18Th day OF November, 1895, will be delln
queut and advertised for sale at pubic auction,
and unless nAyment is made before will 10
sold on Thursday, the 5rd day OF December,
1870, st 10 O'Clock a. M. 10 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with the costs Of adyer
Using and expense of sale.
BY order o. board OF directors.
JOSEPH NJ. COHEN, Secretary.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, october l3th, 1896.
Attn meeting OF the Board of Directors OF
the Cons ock sllyer Mining Company held Mt
salt Lake city, Utah, Monday, November 18th.
1856, tho date OF delinquency of above assess &.
ment was postponed until Monday. December
18th, 1879 lind the date OF sale of said delin.
qucut stock was postponed until Monday, jan
uary ith. 1887.
BY order OF Board OF Directors.
JOS. NJ. CUhES, Secretary.
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~ynTtoE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TN
~ undersigned plaintiff herein on on he h,s
18th day of November, lsya, epn'm in,'S. on
action In this court under ana ~ nnr mo
Tic proylslons OF an Act OF the oone,n tpoW
IeyislAtiya Assembly OF the beitho' ,aenre
isns ~ meeharcs and Others and 70 repe,s,i, as
loiher hels and laws in relation ,hoi .boto
moved March \, 1891. which acton si.s for
entitled, and prays, among othe, u'.Isn
Judgment OF foreclosure a., follow,
nsninst the defendants Hnd AEaihs. w, ,,nrsrtv.
M aeasribed mining claims snc ltoIs,y.
viz. the Tisuwaukcei The lieu" ,isaree, The
me Tildsn the Ely Tor Ell inc neo Irhhs'ryn;
Lorenzo; The surprise: tho he,sey neY, lhe
mo Mystic; Tho Accident M Mcoieen; The
s,ae issns The Azeuo; The Protector ~ a'a, I'M,
iurplus, All consututinR nesIuHp ~ ..Ileus
claiing and property known Nonntsin
wautke Group" aitugte IN VS. ss staIe Of
MiuIpg DiSlrlct, SAT- Lhhu az ~ aid day
' o.n ~ nrder OF sain court author.'Sarr
rotire to lie given, to all nerrtns nsn,sI said
Gaming Items under sAlu Az, ~ pfoot
nrnuertV TO exhibit same W. W. ,6ih asy Of
,hsr.of before said court on the '-''
Iccember, lst'. ,,--.,,,s holding or claim
,r, i,ens againet said property ahu ta.s ~ h4
visions OF satd act arc heInn' ,,s'sion Of the
and appear before the equity unN,ais of J'tsh,
sad Third Dislrict Court o, Sill Lake. in tho
~ nh Nv and county building IN az No.
NJ Iitsh on saturday the l.lh og n ine
csmber ls.s at the opening o. -, dsv and 10
honr OF ter O'Clock a.sm. OK fa,u 1os X thcli
Exhibit then And there INC p''0
a pa ge hi. ian day of Noys%HeSsru ~
Nv Booth. Lee Gray. his attorneys
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the District Court, Probate Division, bird
Judicial District in and for salt Lake
County, state OF Utah.
In the matter of tho estate of John NeberAer
deceased.


deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N William r. Nebeker, administrator oil
the estate of John NebeKer dec aaed has ren-
dered for settlement, aud nled in said court
his nnal account OF his administration OF etll
estate and petition for final distribution OF VIZ
residue OF said estate amoug the peTsons ca,
titled thereto and for the appo'n'meiha.
OF commissioners to partition bag
estate and that Saturday, the lglh
day OF December, y, u. ls9o. at 10 O'Clock a. NJ,
at the court room Of sara court, in the connu
court house. SAT- Lake City and county Juan
has been duly appointed by the Judge OF sal,
court, for the settlement uf said account ana
hearing said petition for distribution, at "heh
time and place any person interested ~ thlu
estate may appear and show cause, u AnJ
inere be. why said account should not be se,.
tied and approved and Ilnal distribution HAus
A. prayed for.
@. E. STANTON,
Clerk
BY FRED W. DESNls,
Deputy CLERK. ,,-,.,,.
JOHN NJ. CANNON. Attorney for Admins
traitor.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ meeting Of the bonrd OF directors OF
said company held on the lin day OF Novem.
Der. 1890, an assessment Of one and u half $50
cents per share was levied on tho capital
stoek OF the corporation, pay able immodiately
TO David James. vicO prcstdcn,. ut his office.
% :. Main street, salt Lake City. Utah
Any stocs upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on saturday. the IDth day OF
December, issJ, Will he delinquent anu advor
tsed FOR safe II pubic auction, and unless
payment IL made before will be solt on sAtur.
day the 9th OF January lsp7, nj 10 O'Clock a.m.
at ;. Main street. 10 pay the delinquent ~
scssmcnt togethcr with the costs OF adycrtsing
aud expense of sale,
By order of the board OF directors OF the
Last Chance Mining Co.
II Il. ANDERSON.
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NOTICE.

rI,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
i holders OF the Copper Queen Consolidat
"a Mining and Milling Company viii be held a.
the ofice OF the company. Room u Eagle
Block, salt Lake CITY. Utah on Monday, be.
cember 9Th, lsp6, at 10 o'clock a. m. for the
election OF officers and for the transactlon OF
such other husinesH as may come before IL.
Dated at SAT- Lake City. utsh, Nov. sid, 1870
L. u. LEE, tecy
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Oflfe OF the Hoard OF IubHC " OH HO0m sUI
CITY Hal,
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. nov. :. 1891.
C,FAlED PROPOSALS WILL BE RI.
= cslyed at tho office until O'Clock y. IN.
on the gsrd day OF November, lsg5, for the
work of constructing pipe sewer alon ~"
street beglnning AZ ARnhole o ITO and run
ming north V b feet, according to plans IN the
civ Engineer's once. Instructions TO bidders
together with specifications ana forms Tor con
lion at the ocice OF the Board. Ahe Iight is
reserved to reject any and all BIDS.
l. u GOLIATH. Chairman,
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NOTICE TO CIR EDITORS.


Estate OF Nilsm Il. AhoA' he'eaSsu'
NOTICE Is HEKEBl GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned. administrator of the estate
OF William II. Knox. deceased. TO the credit
ors Of and all persons hAyiug claims against the
SAID deceased, To eIhlUit them, with the nsces-
sary vouchers, within ten months stter lhe
nfst publicstion Of this notice, to the sad
Administrator, at T. X. Jones n Cos hanE, In
salt Lake CITY IN the county OF Salt Lake,
Utah.
Dated November 18th, 1880. ,,-
Aduinistratgr OF estate OF William II. Knox.
T. sHoNpsoS. Attorney for estate,
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fAiE IAhh tlIt, bcL o, l-'o'
FVIHE sToCkuOLDEH OF THE ECHO
a meeting Will ho held At tho company's oface
with spancor ClAwsnn & Co. loo broadway.
Dec ember LIST. 1t9d, at II o'cDcs am, for the
election Of officers and such other business as
u. u. CLAwsoN. JR.
hsGN. and 1Tasa
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NoTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Al
~ meeting of the RoAr1 Of Directors OF
me hucEeye Minipg O. held at AIT Lake cry,
tthh, october 81. LEV, IN assessment OF one
90 cent per share was levied On the capital
siocs 81 tie corporation. PAYABLE at once TO
frark Y. Iaylo secretary No. o. East Temple
street salt i.elc CIV, Utah. and any s:ock on
which the assessment shall remain UNPAID on
pueut and adv ertlsed Tor safe AT public auction,
and u payment u not maize ctOrc Will he sold
ON tho sih day Of january, legI, az the hour
ot ~ M, at The Office Of the company, so
&c Main St, salt Lake city, Utah, 10 pay assess
ment and costs OF advertising and eXpense OF
sale
FRANK y. TAYLOR,
secretary.
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And in accordance with law, snd order Of the
board of directors made on the 2uth day OF
Avg, 1886, SO many shares of each parcel OF
sncb stock ~ may ne necessary Will be sold At
The south door OF Weber County Court House,
in Ogden, Utah. on the Ind day of Nov. 1886
at IL O'Clock moon, of said day 10 pay della
auent assessment thereon. together with the
cost Of advertising and expenses OF the sale,
y. u. ME-. Secretary
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DAVIS AND WEBER COUNTIES CANAL
COMPANY.
OGDEN. UTAH.
OopRN. Urkn.

NoTICE-TUERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described STOCK on
account OF assessments levied ON August 2Oth,
1896, the several ainUunts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders. Al fol
lnAli
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NvoTioE Is HEuEnY GivsS 81 he OK
IN special stockhold9rs h Ella n the CON
napy'. aflliee, Second South and NAN Sth, lsld
sIIp. m. On Saturday, peeempsMi MIN, sssy,
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NOTICE,


In the District Court Of the Third Jldlo'"
Tor Salt Lake County,
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4 yHARLES Il. hLBKRrsOE JR., THE
~ guardian OF the estates of Cyrus Albert.
son Zells Alberlsoa. Clarence AlDrrtsun, Pear!
Atbertson, Nora Aibertson and sone Albert
son minora, having fled his petition herein,
duly verified. praying tor an order of sale OF
all OF the real and perspnsl estate OF anid min
ors for tn purposes here set forth, II is there
fore ordered thst the neNt OF kin of the wards
AMI all persons interested in the eatate of said
mlnors appear b fore tho said court on
Wednesday the Ninth day of December. A ID.
1921 nt IL O'Clock in the forenoon of said day,
at the court room of sad court, AT the county
court house, Ia the city and county OF SAT-
Lake, Utah, to show cause why an order
should not be granted to the SAID guardian TO
sell 80 much of tho real and personal estate
OF said minors ~ private sale as shall be neces
fary and that a copy OF this order be pub
lished at least three successive weeks In the
III sgHTr EVENING NEWS. newspaper
printed and pubisnod In said city and county.
Witness my hand this lith day of November.
NJ l. RiToAlE.
Judge
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In the District Court OF the Third Judicial
District OF the state OF Utah. County
OF SAT- Lake,
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stephcn Hays, Plaintiff.
va ,,i-... rou.
The Iieuw sukoe Geld and siiyor Minlhs wUm
psny. q corporation, Michael shnngn a'r,..
and Andrew ChristorheitoA'
Notice.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

once Of Grown Point Gold and SILVER MINING
Co., sB5 Mccormick block, SAT- Lake IVY
Utah, October 2, 1855.
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Office. THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon tho following described stock on
account VI assessment No !. levied on the eth
day OF september, 1898. the several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respective
stockholders, hsfoIlows;
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AN ORDINANCE.

Amending Sections 10. 20, 81, 81 20, %. So. 80,
80, 81 OF Chapter Il of the Revised
Ordinances Of salt Lake CITY.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The Eldorado Sold Mining Company Princi.
pal place OF business, SAT- Lake
CIty, titan.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

nucseyo Mining Company. Situation Of rrln-
pal place OF buaineas Nc. Is haft Tenn
pie St, sali Like CITY, Utah.
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order to Show Cause why Order OF salo OF
Real Estate should Not be Made.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-28
IT IS A TOTAL LOSS
Wickes Riilroad Ticket and Telegraph
Office BurDel to the Ground.
AN INCENDIARY IN TOWN
Everything Destroyed but the
Money Drawer = Records and
Valuable Papers Lost-The
Citizcns Are indignant.

Special Dispatch - the Standard.
Wickes. Mont. March fiat
O'Clock this evening the ticket and tele-
graph Office, together with several out
buildings of the Montana Central rail-
road Az this point. were totally de-
stroyed by fire. How the fire originat-
ed n a mystery, though 1t was thought
TO have caught from sparks from No.
/. falling on. the shingles.
The local train from Helena to
Butte. due here at 7:06 o'clock, arrived
on time, and shortly after that Agent
A. j. Crow came down town. The fire
was seen about 1880 O'Clock. and imme-
diately a large crowd congregated at
the scene. There were several hundred
barrels of oil and large amount OF
freight i'm the depot. and this caused
confiagration that could be plainly seen
for miles around and caused dozens of
persons from surroundings camps to
come to Wickes under the impression
that the town was being destroyed by
fire fiends. The Office. together with all
through and local tickets. records. fur
niture. freight and express Is a total
money drawer.
Yesterday there were several cases OF
giant powder and caps stored in the
warehouse. and some one started the
report that this was stili in the build
ing. which caused the crowd of specta-
tors to melt away like snow. Such.
fortunately, was not the case. as the
powder had been taken out several
hours previous. Had the powder been
in the building and exploded II would
have thrown the burning embers over
wickes and the whole place. as the de-
pot stands on an eminence probably 200
feet above the town. Word could not
be gotten TO officials OF the road for
some time. and by the time an engine
arrived the ere had burned itself out.
The monetary loss is considerable. be-
sides the records can never be re-
placed.
L.ater-The fire was undoubtedly OF
incendiary. At 7:25 p. m. the citizens
of the town saw a person moving from
one room to another with a lighted
lamp. and shortly after the whole
building burst into flames. The fire
was started in the freight room and
within a few seconds the whole place
was a seothing mass of flames. Who
the dastardly wretch was no one can
say. but IL suspicion centers on the
right one and he Is caught. the citizens
will see 10 " that he receives his Just
dues
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-28
LIVINGSTON DEMOCRATS.
The Choices OF lhst Party for Alder
manic lionors-
peclal Dlspatch to the standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Livingston. March 27.-The democrat
ic primaries were held tonight and the
following aldermanic candidates select
ed: First ward. +. T. Lamb; Second
ward. George W. wakefeld: Third
ward, William Mallahan. for long term.
and Daniel Short for short term. j. A
Mclaughlin. William Grabow and John
Downing were selected for the First
ward committee: T. ;. Ash. j. Z. SWIM
dlehurst and j. A. Bailey for the Sec
ond ward: T.. NJ. Sybert. p. t. Gilbery
and James Coleman for the Third
ward. The primaries were conducted
in accordance with the new law. and
while the attendance was not large.
everything was harmonious and prac-
tical unanimity was apparent In the
selections made. In the Third ward on
the first ballot there was a tie vote on
the short term between short. demo-
crat, and Martin Wilson. populist. But
the second ballot resulted in favor OF
the democratic candidate. The effort
20 place a populist upon the ticket was
evidently made with the idea that the
populists would endorse the democratic
nominations In the Third ward. In
which event the republicans would
have very slim chance OF electiug their
candidate But with three tickets In
the field it will be anybody's race.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-28
BY BUSINESS MEN
A "cITY TAXPAYERS TICKET"
FOR PHiLiPseURo.
Nominations From Mayor TO
Aldermen.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Philipsburg, March G.-There will be no
old party nominations for city Offices here
this year This was decided upon last
night and the following call issuedi TO
all citizens of PhIllipsburg wishing to ar
ray themselves with the party to be
known as the city taxpayers party:
AT an impromptu meeting held at the
ONCE OF ]. III. Miller In the city OF phil
ipsburs on the evening OF the 2Sth day OF
March. 1895, at which were present the
following named citizens and taxpayers
q. A. Cartier, J. w. Dawson. Frank Du-
rand, ]. II. Cole, r. A. Taylor. w. y.
Moore John DeerinR, James NJ. Sigh.
Frank White, John Elkins. ID. A. Boyd.
]. G. Mcleod, +. E. Barnes, Lon II. Hoss.
c. A. Wilson, r. II. Brown, NJ. +. II.
Cannon, G. II. Eshbaugh. A. A. Fairbairn.
John w Morse and james X. Pardee. II
was unanimously decided 10 issue a call
to all the citizens and electors OF the city
OF Philipsburg 60 unite themselves In q
movement to place before the people a,
the coming city election n ticket 20 be
known as the City Taxpayers Ticket
THE sentiment of the citizens was can
vassed and IL appeared 20 be the desire
OF the taxpayers 20 organize n party. haV.
ing for It's object good municipal govern
ment. and TO that end a committee was
appointed TO make the necessary arrange
ments for the coming primaries and for
nominations in each ward. also a general
primary for the nomination OF q city
ticket.
Therefore the electors In sympathy
with this movement are requested to as
semble. for ths First ward. at the front
room Of Morse Hall buildings In the Sec
ond ward. at the court room: In the Third
ward. at the office OF j. II. Miller. justice
of the peace, for the nomination of alder.
men. The several ward primaries vii
be held at : O'Clock .. m. on Tuesday. th'
3lst day OF March. 1895. and the genera
primary for the nomination OF the mayor
police Judge and city treasurer. will b.
held at the court room at $50 O'Clock or
the evening of the same day.
"(Signed) John W. Dawson,
Chairman Of Committee.
a. A. Fairbairn. Secretary"
The McLean-Csdle case was argued ant
submitted to Judge BrantIy yesterday.