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rest OF the defendant and ordered HE
discharge. A demurrer wSs fled In
the case covering the same piInts ns
argued on the motion TO vacaie the
order Of nirest, which, II sustained,
will dispose Of the case. Another
order OF the arrest OF Smoot, made
teiuf uahle Dee. o., was Issued and
placed In the hands OF the officers.
The case Is Geo. d. Smell Va Farley ..
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state OF Utah, =.
City and County OF salt Lake. 's'
!. David {. tmery, recorder In and for sail
Lake CITY, state of Utah. do hereby certify
that the above ana foregoing is a full true and
correct copy OF an ordnance entitled AN
ordinance creating Sidewalk District No.
~" passed by the City Council OF ssd
city November 24th. 1870. and approved
by tho Mayor November 18th, 1886, as appears
OF record in my Office
In witness whereof have hereunto sct my
hand and afliSed the corporate seal Of said
city this the 2oth day OF November, A. q. lSI5
lskAL. DAVID b. EMEkY,
BlOi City Recorder
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LEGAL NOTICE.


IN Inc Matter OF tbs bIhIe OF Josoph BarkeT,
deceased.
PURsuANr TO AN ORDER or SAID
4 Court, IN said matter. notice fs hereby
given that Saturday. tho lsth day OF December.
AID. 1891. at 10 O'Clock Am, Al the County
Court House in salt Lake City, Utah. In the
court room of said court. has hcen appointed
me dine and place for the henringof n petition
OF william Harkcr praying for The admission
10 probate OF certain document iherewith
presented, purporting to he the last, will and
Testament OF Joseph Iinrker, deceased when
ah1 Where MI persons Interested may appear
ara oppose the probate OF said WILL or the
granting of letters tostamentary to William
Iihrker, job Hafker and William II. Eaigh
as PRAYED for in Haid petition
IN witness whereof. have hereunto set my
hand and Affixed the toni OF said court, ,his
Spii day or November. AID. 1896.
ltohi q, 4. STANTON. CLERK.
by A. O REESE, Deputy Clerk
Y. y. DEFY. a tlOrl ey for Petitioner
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

.NeW lNHIUIICah UHB WNU UeI OOmpuny, Prln.
opal place of buBiness, salt
Lake City, Utah.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting of the directors OF the New
American oas bnd Fuel company held on the
Avn day OF December. 1886. an assessment OF
Two cents per share was levied on the capital
TO Joseph j. Rogers secretary OF the com
pany. at the Office of the company, Nos. 20 and
=. commercial block. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Any STOCK upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF January.
1887, Will be delinquent and advertised for
ssIe at public auction. and unless payment Ia
made before, VIII be sold on the 30tl day of
January 1897. at O'Clock in the Afternoon. to
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
cost OF advertising and expense of sale.
JOSEPH j. ROGERS, Secretary.
Rooms 20 and 81, Commercial block. salt Lake
City, Utah.
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AN ORDINANCE.
An Ordinance Creating Sidewalk District
No 20.

SECrioN ]. he II ordained by the City Coun.
ell OF SAT- Lake City, that the following side
walk district is hereby created and estAblished
IN said city, to- wit:
DISTRICT NO. 20
Sidewalk District No 20 snail be and consist
OF both sidas ct all public streets. avenues
and alleys In the following described district,
beginning at the northwest corner of Iho
Intersection OF Fifth East and Tenth south
streets. thence cast to the east line OF
Fifteenth East street, thence south 10
point opposite the south line OF Lot 40, Block
10, Five Acre Plat &C." thence west 10 the
west line of Ninth East street, thence north TO
the south line OF Eleventh south street
thence west to the west line OF Fifth ast
street. thence norih to the place of beginn ing.
Section III. This ordinance shall DO in force
from aud after its approval.
Passed by the city Council of Salt Lake City.
sthte of Utah. November gath, 1895 and re-
ierred to the Mayor for his approval.
DAVID s. EMERY,
tsEAI. City Recorder.
Approved this 25th, day of November A b.
isyJ.
JAMES GLENDISNISG
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NOTICE.

yDHr ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
4 s.ockholders of the Morgan Gold Mlnlhs
aud Milling Company will be held at the once .a,
OF the company. eS south Main street, EN- ,,h
1891 at O'Clock D. m, FOR the eleelion o.
officers aud for The Transaction OF such oihof
business as nay come before IL.
a. 5. FOWLER, Secretary
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
MONTREAL MINING Co.

Principal place of business 7ls Atlas Block.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN meeting of the directors held Noyem.
Der 9th, 1886. an assessment OF "a cent per
snare was levied on the capital stock of The
Dart President. 2ls Atlas Block. Salt Lake
CITY. Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on December 18th will be
delinquent and advertised for sale at public
Will be sold on January 18th, 1897, at IL O'Clock
noon. at tho store OF W. l.. Picsard, 10 nay do.
linluent assessment together with tho costs OF
advertising and expense OF sale.
W. l. PICARD, Secretary.
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Is coRteined In u bottle OF Hoods
SRriaparilla than in any other simiinr
preparation. 1t oists the proprietor
a1n manufacturer more. 1t costs the
lobber more and it Is worth more to the
consumer. 1t has record OF cures
unknown to any other preparation,
II 10 the best to buy because It 10 tho
One True Blood Purifier.
HOOPS PILLS are the bsst family
cathar,ic anu liver medicine. Gentle,
reliable. eurn
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NOTICE.

TIME ANNUAL MEETING Of THE sTooK.
J. holders of the copper Queen ConsolidAt-
ed Mining and Milling Company will bu hold ut
the ofilce of the Company. Room IL Eagle
csrnber 18th, 1886, at IL o'clock a. M, for the
election OF oficers and for the transaction of
SUN otne. Su,nosn % ,nsy .",no 700.
l.. ID. I,rr. Seev
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And in accordance with law. aud order Of the
beard of directors made on the 2Uth day of
Aug, lss6, so many shares of each parcel of
such stock as may pe necessary will be sold az
the south door of Weber County Court Houte.
in Ogden. Utah. on the And day OF Nov 1855,
At u O'Clock noon, OF said day 70 pay delin.
quent assessment thereon, together with the
cost OF Advertising and expenses OF the sale.
J. u. SYE. secratRry.
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city and coun,y Of rsii Lake. ss.
j, David 6. Emery, recorder in and for Salt
Lake City, state of Utah, do hereby ceriiy
that the above and foregoing Ia fun. true and
correct copy OF an ordinance entitled "hn
ordnance levying the tax and for tho
assessment OF tho property on ths
north aide of Second South street between
secondhand Fifth East streets, within sevsr
District NO. l." passed by the City Council o,
SAID city November 18th. les6. snd approved
by the Mayor November isth 1929, as appears
OF record IN my cfice
In witness whereof have hereunto set nv
hhnd and Affixed tho corporate seal OF said
city this the 18th day OF November, A. n, lsgS
SEAL. DAVID {. EMERY,
b1os CITY Recorder.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

OF tho syndicats Mining and Milling Com.
puny.
VoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
l. there will be meeting of the stock.
ho.ders of eaid company held on the sth day
OF January, A. y. 1871, at O'Clock PM,
Room 2C6 Mccormick uilding, salt Lake
City, Utah. for the purpose of passing upon =
proposition TO make the stock OF said COM
pany assessnblo.
by order OF the board of directors. Dec. 5,
1896 Is. II. LLOYD, Secretary.
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SALT LAKE CITY. Oct 8, 1896
TINE sTOCKHoLDEBs OF THE ECHO
l. Land Stock Co. are hereby notified tina
n meeting VIII be held A. tho eonpsny's ofiice
with Spencer Clawson & Co, loo Broadway
Dec ember ist. 1905, at ii o'cock am. for the
election OF officers and such other business as
u, u. CLAwsoN, JR
hecty. and TEeAA
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Order to show Cause why order OF Sale of
Real Estate Should Not be Made,
AMES BRIGGS. THE EXE TUTOR OF
- the last Will and testament OF John Il.
Oonk deceased, having filed his petition here.
IN, duly verified. praying for an Order of sale
OF the real estate OF said deredent. for tho
purposes therein set forth. II IS therefore
ordered that all persons Interested in the cs Z.
tate OF SAID deceased. appear before the said
court on SATURDAY. tho second day OF january,
T. ~ 1875, at 10 O'Clock a. M, 1T the Court
hoom OF said Court, At the County Court
House. In The City and County OF salt Lake
Utab. to show cause why an order should not
DC granted TO the said executor, to sell as
much OF the real estate of said deceased ut
private SAFE IS shall he necessary, and Tint a
copy OF this order be published ~ least (, ur
successive weeks u, the DEsgEEr EVENING
MINIS. q newspaper printed and published IN
said City and County
witness my hand this lat day of Decemb r,
a. D. lss5 Nj. l.. RICHIE.
=, Judge.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
buckeye Mining Company. situation Of prin-
pal place OF buainesA No. tG East Tenn
pie St, salt Lake city, Utah.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN meeting OF the Hoard OF Directors Of
The Buckeye Miuing Co. held at salt Lake City
Utah. october 30. 1898, an assessment OF ono
"a cent per share was levied on the cspital
etoos OF The corporation. payable NJ once 10
Frank \. Taylor, secretary.So ~ Hast Temple
Street. salt Lake City, utah, and any stock on
which the assessment shall remain unpaid on
the ?2nd Jay OF December, 1890. will be delin-
qucnt an advertised for sale at public auction,
and II payment is not made before Will be sold
on the 5th day OF January. lsg1. at the hour
OF y. M, at the oHlce OF the company. No.
sc Main ST.. salt axe city, Utah,to pay assess
sale.
FRANK Y. TAYLOR.
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oVerdraft Nov lst...... Io2t3 26,423 "a
Balance on hand Nov. 50, s3,,gs..e


The boarI will PROBABLY hold an
other meeting during the month to
pfspafe their report Tor the Leyisla.
ture,
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NOTICE,


In the District Court of tho Third Judicial
District of tho state Of Utah. In md
for salt Lake County,
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
IN meeting OF the directors Of the above
named corporation held on November 2lst, 1896.
at alt Lake city. Utah, an assessment OF ono
mill per share Isl 20 per thousand shares) was
levied upon the capital stock OF said corpora.
corporation (Albort Day), at his office, No. Al
West second South Street, SAT- Lake City,
Utah. ANY stock upon which tins assessment
Der. 1879, VIII be delinquent and advertised fof
sale at public auction. and unless payment Is
made before will he sold on the llth day of
January. 1871, to pay the delinquent assess:
ment together with cost Of advertising and
sale.
ALBERT DAY.
Secretary.
ONCE a West Second soath Street. salt Lake
City Utah.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the District Court Probate Division, Third
judicial District, IN and for salt Lake
County, state OF Utah.
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Insane ASYLUM,

Tho board OF innue asylum oom.
missioners held meeting here yesteT.
day. Auditor Richards ana Treasurer
Chapman were the only members
pressui. The following accounts were
audited and allowed.
JILL %
SuIi.ht eNPenseo. ...............s..... i,tsof
ouhury expenses ...................... bUi W
The ttessuIei's repGrt Tor the month
OF November showed:
Disbursements......-... $3.50 II
oVerdraft Nov, ist...... io2e3 2o,42s "a
Balance on hand Nov. 80, 3,,g9. %
OF the above receipts S2S, co. so wac
received for territorial anu Stale war.
rants, and OF the disbursements S2l 800
was paid on old notes outstanding
against the institution.
The medical superinteL dent wa
authorized to solicit bids for $50 tons
OF ICE, aiso to procure suitable furniture
iof the convaiescent ware.
The following table shows the fol-
lowing movement for November:
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho District Court, trobate Division. Third
Judicial District, in and for salt Lake
County, state OF Utah.
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NOTICE OF AS sEssMENI.

North Golden Gate Mining and Milling Com
pany, : corporation organized under the
laws of Utah. lrlncipal place OF business.
Salt Lake City, Utah
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SUMMONS.

In tho District Court of the Third judicial
District of the stats of Utah. County
of SAT- Lake.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Tho Comstock Silver Mining Company. Lo.
cation OF principal place OF business, Salt Lake
City, Utah
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SAT- Jake CITY. November 20. 1885. wi
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

The Last Chance Mining Company, salt Lake
City, Utah location Of Works ut era,
Blaine Co. Idaho.
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The tressuTei's report Tor the month
OF Novemb cr showed:
The herald., 1896-04-26

DR.. Shores is the only specialist who
advertises his credentials. He is not
ashamed to publish his name and school
of graduation. His diploma is regularly
indorsed by the California state med-
cal board, a copy of which can be seen
at the court house and the office of the
Los Angeles board of health, and in his
office. DR.. Shores is a graduate of the
medical department of the University of
Louisville, KY, one of the Oldest and
most reputable medical schools in
America, being founded in 1897. His
diploma is regularly indorsed by the
medical board of California. Come to
DR.. Shores if you want true special
lists services. He has treated thous-
ands of cases of catarrh and kindred
diseases right here at home in Los An
geles, and his grateful patients who
have been restored to health and hap
piness by his common sense American
methods of treatment, ar, always ready
and willing to testify to his worth and
efficiency as an eminent and success
full physisian. Inquire as to his stand
ing.
A GUARANTEE
The DIR. A. j. SHORES COMPANY is
incorporated, and is composed of busi-
ness men of Los Angeles. No figure
heads in this company. AS to the hon
esty and reliability of the DIR. A. j.
SHORES COMPANY, it might be well
to mention it's directors:
Dr. A. j. Shores, President.
Gen. c. c. Allen, Vice President.
Merchants National Bank, Treasurer.
VIM. Bosbyshell. Director.
Walter Rose, Director.
M. M. Ogden, Director.
TAKE NO CHANCES
The laboratory of the DIR. A. j.
SHORES COMPANY is under the direct
charge of a registered physician, whose
credentials are indorsed by the state
medical board. All medicines used are
carefully compounded by him, and only
the purest drugs are used.
The herald., 1896-04-26
A Host of Complications Trou-
bles the Diplomats
KRUGER IS ONLY POOLING
And His DalIying Causes a Great Deal
of Irritation
An Understanding Regarding Arbitration nuch
Desired Before the Venezuelan Commis-
sion Shall Make Its Report
Associated Press Special Wire.


LONDON, April 25.-(Copyright.)- y
With the South African, Egyptian,
Venezuelan and Far Eastern complica-
tions on his mind, to say nothing of the
European entanglements, the marquis
of Salisbury can hardly be said to be
free from care, or likely to regularly en-
joy his sleep undisturbed by night
mares.
The Saturday Review, referring to
the Venezuelan question, says it is in
cumbent upon us to reach an under
standing on the general question of ar
bitration before the American commit
tee reports, and we can only hope that
the marquis of Salisbury will not allow
the accepted time to slip away unused.
The speaker remarks: 1T is in
credible that the ministers are willing
to risk further difficulties with America
when the difficulties elsewhere show no
signs of diminishing"
President Kruger'S declination of the
invitation of the secretary of state for
the colonies, Joseph Chamberlain, to
visit England on the ground that his
presence in the Transvaal is required
by the volksraad, has cast a damper
over the South African negotiations, al
though it Is said that the Anglo Trans
vaal relations will be greatly benefited
by the decision of the Johannesburg
"Reformers" to plead guilty. 1t is de-
clared here that this determination was
reached upon advices from high quar-
tiers, and in order not to give the Trans
vaal any further annoyance, and the
announcement that the other counts
against the prisoners have been aban-
doned is interpreted as indicating that
the authorities have accepted the pris-
oners' pleas as an apology.
President Kruger's refusal, however,
mas caused great deal of irritation,
and it is felt that the Boer statesman is
simply "fooling' Mr. Chamberlain by his
dallying answer. The latter is severely
blamed for the passage in his recent
speech which described the Transvaal
government as being defective and cor
rupt. This is classed as unnecessarily
offensive to the Transvaal at delicate
juncture, and the explanation of the
secretary of state for the colonies that
1T was mater of common repute, is re-
garded rather tame.
The English newspapers continue to
publish stories of the German Trans
vaal entente, the arming of the burgh-
ers and the erection of forts; make cal
culations of the number of Dutch in
South Africa who could take the field
and estimate how many British troops
would be required in case of war, etc.
In brief, it is the general opinion that
serious conflict between the British
and the Beers must come, but that the
Transvaal will delay the moment until
fully armed and Great Britain will de-
lay until the memory of Jameson's raid
| is effaced from the minds of the Afri-
' kanders and the younger men of the
1 Transvaal are ready to turn against
the so-called antiquated CLIQUE at the
| head of affairs
The news of the sortie from BuluwayC
The herald., 1896-04-26
FOR S. A MONTH
You Can Be Cured of
Catarrh
Nervous Diseases, Asthma, Rheuma-
tism, Bronchitis
Lung Tro uble and All Chronic Affec.
tions of the Stomach, Liver and
Kidneys-All Medicines
Furnished Free

Dr. Shores new system of treatment
for catarrh consists of mild and sooth-
ing remedies. There is no harsh treat
ment no cutting or burning, cauteriz-
ing, no pain. The internal remedies
permanently eradicate the disease from
the system, and the local applications
give prompt relief from the pain and
dullness in the head, the oppressed and
stuffy feeling in the nose, the dropping
of mucous into the throat and from the
deafness and buzzing in the ears. With
the relief from the catarrhal symptoms,
the general health is recovered, the
stomach, liver and kidneys regain their
vigor and the patient feels like a new
being.
FREE TRIAL TREATMENT
So confident is DR.. Shores that he can
cure catarrh and chronic disease, even
in it's worst form, that cordial invita-
ton is extended to all persons suffering
from this disease, or from cough, asth-
ma, or any lung trouble, to call at his
office in the Redick block for a free ex
animation and a free trial local treat
ment.
ONLY ONE OFFICE
The remarkable success of the DR.. A.
]. Shores company has given origin tC
many imitators of their style of adVer-
tising. This makes it necessary for DR..
Shores to warn the public that he has
no branch office in Los Angeles. He has
only one Office in this city, and that is
located in the Redick block, corner First
street and broadway, where he person.
ally administers the DR.. Shores treat
ment. If you go to any one who imi-
tates his style of advertising, you do so
at your own risk, as there are many
imitators, but only one DR.. Shores in
Los Angeles, who is the only possessor
of his system of treatment and admin
listers it personally. Take no substi-
| n
The herald., 1896-04-26

Ian blocking the path of justice to the
old soldiers"
do you construe that as an attack"
II do"
you are entitled to your construc
ton" Republican aDplause.)
Mr. Grosvenor endorsed the bill. He
admitted that the first section. granting
pensions to confederate soldiers who de-
serted and Joined the union army 80
days before Appomattox might lead to
abuses, but, he argued, there were in all
parts of the south. notably in East Ten
nessee, loyay union men who had been
forced into the confederate army. To
do justice to them he was willing to
hazard the possibilities of abuses else
where.
Mr.. Kerr. Republican, of Ohio, crit
icized the action of the administration
regarding pension matters, and said the
crusade against the old soldiers had
been done designedly and with premed-
itation. All these acts of officials OF
the interior department had been with
a view of putting obstacles in the way
of soldiers obtaining pensions.
Mr.. Miles, Democrat, of Maryland.
thought the soldiers We're entitled to
liberal legislation on pension matters
and said he had endeavored to act or
that theory. He entered protest
against the attack that had been made
by the gentleman from Illinois (Mr.
Connelly) on the deceased soldier (Gen.
McClellan) and his son. At 2:30, with
out concluding debate on the bill. the
house entered upon the special order
the delivery of eulogies on the latd
Representative Crane of Texas. AT
4:05 the house, as further mark of re-
pect to the memory of the deceased,
adjourned until o'clock tonight.
There was less than dozen members
present when the House met tonight
for further debate on the pension bills
and at 1880 the House adjourned.