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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-02
OGDEN.
OoDES, UTAH,
A Receiver Asked For.

Suit has been filed 10 tue Second
district court In which u. q. NJ. /. IL
the plaintif and the Equitable Coop,
Fist National bank, Ogden Savings
bank aud O, 3. HIS. assignee, are dc.
iendants. Tho action IL brought to
obtain ludgm Mt and decree doolNring
the Judgments Of the defendants
against the Coop, which arose through
tbs recent assignment, fraudulent and
void on the ground that the came were
obtained ny oonBiyance, collision aud
combination by the officers Of the as-
ISOLATION with certain other on oTs uf
saii banks. II sllegei that Thomas
ID. Bee, James Pingreo and Barnard
White are uiilcefa 10 the Coop a.s0cia.
ton and also stockholders aud ofiio N
in both bsnEing Institutions, Ue,ides
reiug suretles on n note given by the
@ 'oD 20 the tanks r the ium o
$1,000. When the assignment tpoa
place iuigme II was confessed by the
ass loiat on IN favor tho banks to the
amount Of about sl7 0JO, ana thus II !,
alleged they did 81 inIiTtctly to them.
selves, evadinf liability for the notes
nud ueiraudiug the other creditor
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a. meeting Of he mrmuera of SAL
Lak Vslley Lode NJ. II, A.O.U.W.
Il hereby called 10 NEST at the halI IN
the Gladstone buiIdiuv at / 2.8O o'rl oh
Sunday, May 8ri, 1895, T. make Hr-
Brother EdwaTd T.. Clath, OF Eurek
10 &c, Eureks, Nevadr, which viii
Q held In t'e non in The Gladstone
building, n 2;3n o'N'rcS %. m. ON Sun.
dty, May S-u, 1890 Brethtsa Of licaI
lnip,s anu All visiting brothers earnest.
~ invited TO attend. The msmlss o.,
ths De lrue OF Hon0r- are specially re.
quested 10 ne iu u nds Cr
H'lT LAKE tIrY, Msv2n', 1896.
EDGAR howK, NJ. W.
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FISH AND GAME PROTECTION.
Constitution Of the County Association
Formed Wnh That Obi CT.

Herewith we publish the iull tex, OF
the Constitution OF Salt Lake County
Fish and Game Protective association,
which was organized some weeks ago
Ia this city. Il was formed Tor a worthy
purpose, invites a display Of patriotism
and public spirit which will not cost
much money, aud ought to be sustained
not only by sportsmen but by the eli.
gems OF the county general Member.
ship lists will be found at Browning
Brothers gunstorc, where all who de.
sire to become identified with the or.
ganization may call. sign their names to
the Constitution aud deposit the mem.
bersnip fee. The document reads as
follows.
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&c. l. Any person interested in the
objects and the purposes Of the assocla.
ton aud wiling TO cary them into
practical effect, aud who shd be recon.
mended by any member OF the associa-
ton, may become a member by paying
a membership lee OF fly cents to the
treasurer Any member violating any
of the objects or purposes ul the asso
citation, as defined In article ?, may be
expelled 10y a twO'thirds vote VI mem
befs present at the annual or at any
special IN, eling called Tor tnat purpose ];
uul any and all cnatges against a mem
Der OF this association must be sub
mltted ~ writing, and a py OF sucn
charges furnished to tut memDvr
against whom they are made, and he shail
be entitled ~ submit wilnin thirty days
a written OF verbal defense before acuon
IS taken,
Sec 2, The annual dues shall be the
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PROVO.
Tough Trauips.

Two trAmps, who gave lhrif nsm
~ Frank Inward aud Daniel Re-.
n1lJs, were brought over from Plea.
ant Grove yesterday on commitment
from thu JUSTICE. court 90 be placed iu
the county jail TO await the action 90
the Fourth district court on = charge
Of n crime against nstufe. The cUm-
mittmonts, however were found 10 be
detective ami new complaints were
mAue uut aud the men taken before
Justice DE Noisy, where they waive d
examination auJ were con- niitui o.
I,il IN default Of $1,000 uunds. The
complaining witnesses arc II Holden
anu Frank HOwlanI, both Salt Lake
boys, each II years VI age IN y,witu
q O mplpi0 Ffei Wardrobe, WHO 10
q year or two older, started Uui 600 70
trsmp early ~ the Wcvg and uAJ
reached NJ lar no Pleasnut Grove lnHt
rnuaday without any accident; then
thoy met Reynolds AMI Howard vt the
Jopot, anu the crime Hs auIvt stated
was committed. The boys compliance
10 the Ulcers anu the aitUst followed.
Tue bJys were brought over rom
Pleasant Green by tho tll.tts WI.
br0u ht the ttampsaut Ward b' aud
Holden returned with tho Officers anl
will be sent home from Pleasant Grove.
The iathor Of young Howlaud came
down and took Ffaak uome; he sayr
THE tue fourth time Ffauk has tuu
away from home with these came two
companions, ald he Is not able to &C.
count Tor u IN any way, A. the boy Il
kindly treated ~ nome, aud IL y gOO1i
0btdiont boy with the exception Of
taking thtsB periodical trips away from
lDnuV
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sec. 1, II shall be the duty ol all
members Of this ASSOCIATION to str city
observe and enforce the laws OF the
Slate for the protection Of fish aud
game, and to diligently seek Tor and
give any Information that will lead to
the conviction and punishment Of any
person violating said laws They shall
also interest themselves tn securing de-
slrablc membership from reside is OF
the county. They shall also assist Ia
securing the passage OF necessary laws
for the carrying out Of the purposes Of
this association,
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orrIcEn. - lEErINls


Sec. O.. The officers Of this associa-
ton shall be a president, vcc.prcsi-
dent, secretary aud treasurer, an at-
tofncy, aud an executive committee to
be comp Ised OF ..s mbcrs Of the
association, OF wu.4 Ommitiec the
president and secretary shall be cN.
OihCiO members, all OF which said 9th.
GERS and executive committee snail be
e tcted by ballot at the annual meeting
oi the assUclat OF, and shall serve WIN.
Out pay except the secretary. a
vacancy ! any Of these Offices shall be
filled by the executive committee for
the uncxpifed term.
See ? The annual meeting shall
convene ON the last Tuesday In Sep
TENDER iu each year.
Sec. 3. SPECIAL meetings may be call.
ed al such time and place as the cNecu.
tive committee may designate, on
giving lt least three days notice in one
the uaily papers Of Sat Lake Guy Al
these OF any meetings. not less than ten
members snail constitute quorum To
do business Tht executive committee
may h.ld NEE ings whenever a majority
may eH direct
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Charges Not Sustained.

The commissioners decision in Ihr
case OF Fire Chiei Biui9fi was that
the charges have not been sus,ainci,
although the evidence Shove that nI
times the chief was lnc.lusd 60 b.
oysfbsafins and die atIusi lu biz con.
duct towards the men, ami lot the uusI
Interest anu welfare ol The department
tho chiei should be frpumanded, Cog
which purpose the cniei De- uquesi'd iH
appear before the boati % the ION "
May, Vt 9. IN.
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AriIcIe ..
ouRcTs ANp PURPOSES.

sec. !. The objects and purposes OF
this association shall be to act as vol.
untary auxiliary force TO the State aud
County fish and game wardens in the
prosecution OF Oaenses against the
statutes on this subject, and in the pro.
tecuon, preservation and propagation OF
fish aud wild game, the enactment OF
more efficient laws ior that purpose; the
creating and fostering OF healthy pub.
lie sentiment that viii demand such pro-
tectiye legislation and is better enforce.
ment; and the cultivation OF more
friendly relations among sporlsmen and
ciuzens who believe Ia the protection Of
VIII game aud the increase Of our loo d
fishes.
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Article q.



zee. L. Tue duties oil these officers
shall be the usual duties to be performed
by officers In organizations Of slmilar
kind, as recognized AMI d. hled by CON.
mon parliamentary law and practice.
The executive committee may arrange
lot spcciaI dytec i've work IN the inter-
csa Ul this association aud m ikc con-.
pcnsation TOT tue same upon trimi
previously to be agreed upon. The exec.
uuvc committee, together With the
attorney sIaIl aisJ constitute legs a.
tive hsh and game Committee. whose
duty It shall be to keep isef informed
a. 10 the avs aud lex station PERTAINING
to the protection Ut nsn and gsme, aud
the action " the courts IN attempts to
enforce suCn laws aud punish vuldtOfs
thereof IL shall ascertain and report,
as tar as Il may be able to 90 SO, as to
al violation vi the laws Tor tue prJtec.
ton Of hsh and game, vita suggestions
as 20 the proper action To be taken by
this association, anu shall and, as best Il
can the discovery and punishment OF
offenders and WuIatufs II uesg laws
sec lacy snail, a. cAily as De.
ccmbcr prior to the assembling OF the
lrgi latute vi the State review the laws
Affecting TINS association and its pur
poses. aud II they hud any notifications
or changes necessary OF advantageous
make a written report to the ASSOCIATION
July setung iortn the proposed changes,
anu urging the members to assist va
securing the necessary legislation to
obtain tue sane
Sec. 5. The treasurer shall make re-.
pOrIs ul al moneys by nm received aud
expended, aud snail pay out no money
except on bill approved 10y the presl'
cent The tcpor,s hall be made at the
annual meeting aud sucl other time as
the ASSOCIATION may call TOR them.
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,rticIcO


Sc. !. In addition to the funds other.
wise received. % money shall ue needed
Tor the necessary purposes OF this work,
the executive committee Is authorized
to RAISE such funds a. assessmen s upon
the members. VI otngrWise, but no
member shall be assessed or obligated
Tor more than one dollar In any one
year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-02
Shocking Testimony.

At the preliminary sxnmiuau 100 N
Michspl Cohen anu nIH son NJ q
which was held behlld gIHsul dUl
testimony OF most tryHlung cnhrt..
ter was given proving ,nst the ul
year old girl Liudsey hhI been uu
RACED aud another mHl'rUAtcI.
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Funeral Services.

Atthe Second ward meeting huu e.
iuuerai services were held yts.ciU.y
over the femsius oil ssi,f Elizabeth a
DUuuiHHs
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Article 1.
NAME

SEcTios 1. This organization shall
be known as the Salt Lake County Fish
and Game Protective association,
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Ministers Should Use
DR.. Miles Heart Cure.

sTuFBE - no Profession. whose
lanur aosDNUruIyt avtho noryousHys
tom. a. that " tue ministry THrdo.
muFomUnt ~ tho nerve center. ~ che brain
by over work, frequently brings 900 attacks
Of heart trouble. aud nervous pr0stut.Uu.
Row =. D. Roster g. 3D., Pastor o.. 49,
church. London Mills. iii., I.u.,lfa rbyai-
clan, writes Fob sl i.1. "liart affection
aud nervous pul-tuiiun Dad become aU
serious lat fllt that u little over wurA lu
tho pulpit would sucUmpiyi,Iy prptrlte uu
Mr. Miipcf that 90 trpwud certain I
''''iS must rol.HUuI.h tho WORK
Heart Cure " she ministry uufirIy
Restores % bad ,Ia, my auditor.
tT,,t,. would ask mu 10 diI NOT
llSdllll'''s'' have heart dlaoaa, Last
November ] commenced taking uf Milo
Sew Heart Curu alternately with ur N.Ds'
N0ryiuo and derived tho greatest possible
hguUdt ] have iu.t cl1scd revival work Uf
20 weeks. preaching nearly every nIrht and
tviccuu tho Sabbath ! can apoak Tor hours
without suffering AS formerly ana Hard
working ministers should Keep IT, Niles
grand rUmUlios uu hand"
De- Miles Huart Curo b. sold on guarantee,
utbotilo will bcuunt Or money refunded.
For sale by oil druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-02

I've plAuun asks mat u'I tue .tnti
proceedings be uullinei ouI a r'0rIv o
be appointsd.
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Article


sec. {. All proposed alterations,
amendments. or additions to this con.
stltution must be submitted In writing
at the annual meeting, OF at any special
meeting legally called for tina, purpose,
and may then be adopted By two.
thirds vote OF the members present.
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same as the membership lee. aud shall
be payable at or before the annual meet
inu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-02

Coun'y Collector Spencer slaloi that
beginning June !, wnen the louf At
teisment rolls nTs ueel aud tue tirst OF
valuation notices are sent out tho FOL
loving will be- required!
"Ous chie' depuiy from Juue 1896,
10 Juue /, 1857, At an annual splafl Of
81 800. 49,; Two clerks from June / 70
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Articles


Sec. 1. The State and County wardens
shall be, ex-Oilicio, members Of this as
socipton.
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Good Set OF Teeth ea.os
h"ttcF Set, $500
nest Net, no better made no mat.
ter what you pay $1,000
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PORCELAIN CROWNS, cant be-
told from natural teeth, $500.
GOLD BRIDGE WORK, cost per
tooth, $500.
PAINLESS EXTRACTING by the
use Of our great local anes-
thetio, Soc.
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JOSEPH Is MODEST.

Surveyor Joseph reported; "rhe
work ~ 10 performed In this Uiilcr
will be all ofiioial surveys a d plaIs,
authorized Uy court VI ordered by pr.
yAie nuIyldusl; thu making Of all thu
assessment rlAts ipr the county all co.
glnrefing work that may be OrdUreu
by the county commissioners And 10
give advice Of AN engineering nature 20
tuch boar.
"This Ofiico will requirea dTaughls-
man VINO viii be compete TO perform
neli duties, ana be vested with tue
functions OF deputy, NJ salary ui
800, 90 per moutb; Two cnainmen q
OHr uman, when required, NJ sl7b
per day, ana one team when rtquifeu
At SgbJ psf duy.h
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sIIERIFF HARDYis FORCE.


"Thc dates Of the above namoI per
IOus art:
"Chiti deputy, 10 take charge OF the
tflicu VI inside WORK, keep the records,
books OF account attend ~ tho sale o
real os,alu nader sherfi's sale receive
fees ana moneys anu ditburte the same,
have genera supervision over all
work IN tue nj ~, direct the deputies
aud IN my absence 10 taEs full charge
OF the ONCE.
"rho duties OF tho other deputies are
to serve sll process, both criminal aud
civil, Including the arrest OF criminals
anu conveying prisoners 60 AMI from
courts and jail. THY are subject 10
1,ll ~ all times both -ay aud nisht.
"rhe dulles OF tne court baillls are
10 attend the separate divisions Of the
courts, astlsI In guarding prisoners
white In court, take charge Of luTleF,
etc., and ut times when the deputies
are out 1t work to assist In tho pro.
cess,"
The duties OF the Jailers and slenog-
TApher are then given, anu shvfih
Hardy closes by saying that tho
Amouut set opposite their respective
names ~ proper compsnsatioD.
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We will tAko great pleasure In o.
planning any branch OF our work you
may be- Interested Ia.
Give Us call.
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TEETH MAKE FACES

] challenge competition ON price OF ON
quality OF work At any price, 10 years
continuous practice In Salt Lake City
The finest equipped dental plrlors in tie
West centrally located. Expert dentists
Of experience only No STUDENTS on
LEARNERS. Al work guaranteed.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-07-03

There was no surprise in Washington
when it was stated as coming direct
from Mr.. Hobart himself that his nomi-
nation for Vice President was the re-
suit of an understanding months before
the convention with Mark Hanna, but
when Hobart's talk got back to Hanna
there was probably few remarks
made which could not be printed in a
family newspaper. One repu blican re-
marked when told what Hobart had
said that he thought Hanna might at
least have selected d man for second
place on the ticket who knew enough
to keep his mouth shut.
1t looks like it may be ascertained af-
ter while just what it costs to make
armor plate for warshlps. During the
last session of Congress the Senate Ma
val com nittee made bluff at finding
out, but it made such bad failure that
the House committee announced its in
tention 10 try, and meanwhile insisted
upon Inserting in the naval appropria-
tion bill clause instructing the Secre-
tary of the Navy to make no more con-
tracts for armor plate until Congress
acted upon the matter, and alse in
structing him to nave an investigation
made by naval officers. This week
Secretary Herbert appointed a board
consisting of Capt. w, T Sampson.
chief of the Bureau of Ordinance; 1T.
Commander N. E. Niles, and Lit. A.
A. Ackerman to investigate and re-
port to Congress, The general belief
is that too much has been charged for
the plates by the only two concerns in
the country which have the plants to
make them.
II see,'' said man who served in
Congress with Mckinley and who
knows him too we'll to vote for him,
..that Mark Hanna is reported to have
said that Mckinley secured that nomi-
nation without making any promises.
II Hanna said that he must have been
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-07-03

joking, for he must know that making
promises has always been weakness
with Mckinley. Why, it kept him in
hot water nearly all the time he was
Governor of Ohio, and he even went so
far sometimes as to promise the same
thing to two different men. In one
such case, where both men had too
much influence to be turned down he,
had to get the legislature to help him
out at the expense of the State by max
ing two positions at $1,000 year
where only one had existed when ne
pr omi> ed 1T to two men. Not m ade any
promises. Why, I'll bet my very head
that Mckinley has promised away
every position worth having in the gift
of the President, and nobody knows it
any better than Mark Hanna"
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-07-03
Results.

The leading citizens of Magnolia
have organized themselves into a Law
and Order League, for the suppression
of lawlessness. Something of this kind
is needed in West Point. Not that
there is much out breaking ]awless-
ness, but to bring out the sly fellows,
who are dong SO much to corrupt the
young men of the place. No doubt
they think they are keeping the matter
pretty dark, hut law and order league
could soon spot them. 1t is shame to
any respectable people that they will
sit Gown quietly and let set of black
leg gamblers and blind tiger law viola
tors domineer over them. They are
here and don't you forget it. Not in
large numbers. but enough of them to
reflect discredit upon us as law-abid-
ing people. West Point Leader
The above is . sad commentary upon
the state of society 10 our midst in the
full blaze Of the 10Th century civilza-
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-07-03

tion, and is also IN acknowledgment of
! the powerlessness of the law. Is it pos
sible that law order lea cues are called
for amongst us, such as are of necessity
demaI I'd in semi-barbaric communi-
ties or existed in Texas many years
ago to control the lawless element that
had fiocked from all quarters there in its
early settlement. If prohibition leads
to this end, how does its advocates pro-
pose to handle the people when the law
which its staunchest supporters admit,
affords no redress Is there not some
thing wrong radically wrong. in laws
which breed such contempt in pub bile
estimation as to invalidate their force
Such conditions breed public chaos,
confusion and ruin. 1t behooves sober
minded people to pause and think
where we are tending. Just think, in
time of profound peace with all the
judicial machinery of the State in full
force, communities are organizing vigil
lance committees. 1t bodies evil
Canton needs no such order. Is it not
wise to license evils and have laws re-
spected. enforced and obeyed by all.
rather than bring law and order into
contempt and threaten the safety of So
ciety by prohibltory action which can
not be enforced effec' ually, which is
conceded by the above action of prohi-
bition communities. People of Madl-
son, act sensibly on this subject; be
practical and take warning from the
results evidenced above.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-07-03
Washington Letter
From oar Regular Correspondent. }

Little except the Chicago convention
talked about by the politicians of all
rtles who are now in Washington.
Sorts OF guesses are being made as
what the convention will DO, but no.
nv pretends to be able to do more
20 guess. One thing seems certain,
Fuch democrats as Senators Harris,
Tenn, and Jones. OF Ark, are in
ch with the ontrolling element in
convention, as they are believed to
That is, that Senator Teller will
De even seriously considered as u
pdldate for the Presidential nomina-
n' Another thing which seems
oaole' If not quite certain, is that
south will not furnish the candi-
IT, Senator Blackburn who has
rn endorsed by the Kentucky demo-
rs VIII, 1T is stated, declare his ap-
Felation of the compliment and then
cllhe the support offered, because of
oei!ef that it would be unwise to
(nlhate southern man.
Is generally admitted by democrats
y The fight in the Chicago couven-
4 Will probably be the bitterest since
convention of 1860, but they all
r. that the result will not be SO dis
|'ous; and are all certain whatever
outcome that there will not be two
'uocratic presidential tickets in the
| 'his year. Ample time qls TO be
|en ior the delegates to fully consider
Platform and the ticket. with the
refstanding that then action is taken
'"sll oe coscurred in by the minori-
Notwithstanding the extraordi-
efforts which President Cleveland
I, nls friends are making to prevent
sne general impression among all
es o. politicians is that the plat
Il viii declare for the independent
coinage Of silver BY this country
'oe ratio Of 16 fo1.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-07-03
Notice to Creditors.
Chancery Court.

Chancery COURT,
No. e79O. Madison County Miss.
have this day qualified as admin
istrator OF the estate of Mary D. Gull
ley deceased. ALI persons having
claims against said estate must have
them probated and registered by the
clerk of the Chancery Court of Madison
county, Miss, within one year, or they
will be forever barred.
b, L. CULLEY, NJ, ID.
Canton, Miss, Nav 2snd 1896.
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CLEAR sprNes. KY. March II. 1896

CLEAR SPINGs. Ky. March IL, 1896.
Paris Medicine Co., St. Louis.
Please allow me to say a word for
Porters Antiseptic Healing Oil, 1t
cured me OF Poison Oak when all else
failed. When DIR. Porter dies there
ought to bea monument 200 feet high
erected to his memory, He has done
more for suffering humanity than any
man living to-day A. o. NANCE.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-07-03

Tickets on sale July I'd and Sd
and on the 4th for trains sche-
duled to reach destination by
noon of that day, good to return
until July 7th, inclusive. For
Specific Rates, Tickets, etc. !,
call on your local l. C. r. r.
ticket agent.