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The herald., 1896-12-12
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR.

KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR
S. B. Carleton. publisher of the Sen
tinel at San Francisco, offers a prize of
a California souvenir gold badge valued
at $25 to the member who introduces
the largest number of relief fund mem
bers into the order from November l.
1896. to April l, 1887. He also offers a
handsome souvenir gavel, inlaid with
California gold quartz. valued at $50, to
the lodge making the largest increase of
refief fund membership during the same
period.
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COMPANIONS oFTHE FOREST

Angelina Circle, No. 104, had initia-
tory work Thursday night A committee
from this circle Is arranging for grand
masquerade ball in the near future.
Los Angeles Circle, No. 151, expect a
good time at their coffee social next Wed
nesday evening at Foresters' hall, North
Main street
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NATIONAL UNION.

The annual election of Los Angeles
council No. 59S, held last Friday even
ing, resulted as follows: c. ]. Walter,
ex-president; G. S. Russell, president;
Peter Johnson, vice president; W. W.
Haas; John H. Drain. usher; E. M.
Guthrie, financial secretary; John Spiers,
secretary: r. A. Stassforth. treasurer;
l.. r. Mccoy. door keeper; Thomas
Jones, guard; c. j. Walter, E. A. Boards
lee and Robert Sharp trustees.
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District Court Orders.

Alliance Mining company VS.. Anchor
Mining company; settled and dis
missed
Mary T. Davis VS.. Oregon Short Line
& Utah Northern Railway company
judgment for plaintiff by consent for
$3.50.
John z. Billings VS.. E. H. Parsons;
plaintiff allowed to amend complaint
and defendant given five days to an
swer, and trial set for June u.
j. NJ Bowman VS.. Salt Lake City
ct al; plaintiffs motion for leave to
file amended complaint argued and
submitted.
James T. Calvin VS.. f. W. Gardiner
ct al; demurrer to defendants an
swer overruled.
Josiah Barnett, agent, VS.. Martin
Fesler ct al; demurrer to answer and
cross-complaint argued and submit
ted.
X. Charles Barton and John w.
Campbell ct al VS.. Sheep Rock Min
ing company; demurrer to complaint
argued and submitted.
Joshua A. Gait ct al. VS.. c. NJ. Freed
ct al; demurrer to complaint argued
and submitted.
Margaret Ryan VS.. James Ryan; de-
PENDANTS motion to vacate order
striking answer from the files argued
and submitted.
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STARTLED THE HEIRS.
MISS KATHRYN WESTON THROWS
IN A BoMBsHELL.
Makes Claim For the Entire Estate
of Richard Grey, the Millionaire
Lumberman and Capitalist of Du-
luth.

CHICAGO, May pa special to the
Tribune from Duluth, Mimi. says:
Miss Kathryn Weston has startled
the heirs of Richard Gray. the million
aire lunnberman and capitalist, of this
city, who died at tho home of his
brother in Boston about a month ago,
by declaring that she and the dead
millionaire were married in Hudson,
Wis. six years ago. Grays wealth
was estimated, conservatively, at ST.
100000. His income was reckoned at
$1,000 day, and he always carried
balance at his Duluth bank of over
100000 AT the time of his death Gray
was a man about sixty. His death
occurred suddenly while he was on a
visit to New York state and New En-
gland. and his heirs include some of
the best known people in Duluth and
the Twin cities, nephews and nieces.
Miss Weston is a sister-in-law of John
G. Bullitt, formerly attorney for the
Northern Pacific railroad at ST. Paul,
but for two years past a resident of
Duluth, prominent in his profession
and in politics. Her family is promi-
nently connected in the eastern states.
She says the marriage between herself
and Gray was private, and has since
been kept a secret. AS the most palms.
taking search has failed to reveal a
will, she will, she says, demand the
entire estate, as provided by the Min
neSota statutes in case the marriage
can be established.
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In the matter of the application of
the receivers of the Utah Central Rail
way company, for an injunction and
order TO show cause for contempt
against Carl NJ. Hanson, which was ar
gued and submitted to Judge Richie
on Tuesday, his honor now found that
Hanson acted in good faith and was
not in contempt, and was exempt from
costs Of the proceedings. providing that
he remove his fence back 10 such a
proper distance from the railroad track
as may be agreed upon by counsel, so
as not TO interfere with the safe End
convenient operation of the defendant
company trains. The question of the
railway company compromising Han
son for right OF way was not passed
on by the court
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FEDERAL COURT.
Motions and Demurrers to BE Called
on Monday Next.

Motions and Demurrers to lie ealieo
on Monday Next.
The following is a list of motloas
demurrers and miscellaneous matters
liable to be called in the United States
district court next Monday:
B. NJ. Speery VS.. Ontario S. M. Co.:
C. ]. Pence; Bennett, H. Fl. & b.; de-
murrer to complaint.
Lee vs. Continental Insurance Co.;
Lessenger; Williams, Van Colt q
Sutherland; motion defendant to offset
Judgment; motion retax costs of defend
ant: notice motion for new trial plain
tiff; objection to B.
Carter vs. Viking G. M. Co. ct al. !;
S. A. King; Denny & Rives; demurrer
to complaint.
Foster VS.. j. R. De Lamar, ct al;
S. A King; Denny G. Rives; demurrer
to complaint.
Wright vs. Clark ct AL; Evans & r. !;
Williams, Van Colt & Sutherland; mo-
ton to retax costs; notice motion for
new trial.
Harry Pyle, etc; VS.. Clark ct al;
Evans & r.; Williams ct AL; notice mo-
ton for new trial of defendant.
C. Nj. Pyle VS.. Clark ct al; Evans &
R.; Williams ct al; notice motion new
trial of plaintiff; notice retax cost of
plaintiff.
United States VS.. U. C. Ry. Co. ct al. :;
Judd; L. G. Young; demurrer to bill
United States VS.. st. l.. Street rail-
way, ct al; Judd; W. H. King; demur-
rer to complaint.
United States VS.. ST L. Street railway
ct al; Judd; ]. L. RaWlins; demurrer to
complaint.
United States VS.. St. L. & B. Rya ct
al; Judd; L. G. Young; demurrer to
complaint.
United States VS.. Meller eft al; Judd
w. H. King; demurrer to complaint
United States VS.. Porter ct al; Judd,
King, Houtz; notice motion for new
trial
Olsen VS.. Clark ct al; Zane, Nielsen:
Williams, Van Colt & Sutherland de-
PENDANT moves to retax costs; defend
ants motion for new trial.
United States VS.. Galloway; United
States VS.. Mabry; same motions in
these cases as in United States VS..
Baum, already decided
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ct al; Rawlins & Critchlow. Bennett,
Hardness, Howat & Bradley.
WEDNESnAy TIME

ct AL; Rawlins & Critchlow, Bennett,
Hardness, Howat & Bradley.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5.
Peter Sutherland VS.. F. B. Stephens
ct al; C. S. Kinney, Stephens & Smith
John schofeld vs.. Hyrum K. North;
c. S. Kinney, Goodwin & Van Pelt
Ed H. Allison Us. T. R. Jones ct al
Brown & Henderson, Bennett, Hark-
ness, Howat & Bradley.
THURSDAY. JUNE A.
BERTHE johnson VS.. A j. White ct al;
Pence & Allen, Rawlins & Critchlow
E. G. WINS ct al. VS.. A. L. Pollock
ct al; Powers & Hiles, c. S. Varian,
Richards & Richards.
Salt Lake Valley Loan & Trust com
pany VS.. John Beck ct al; Bennett,
Hardness, Howat & Bradley, E. D.
Hoge, E. F. Coad, Marshall & Royle.
FRIDAY, JUNE, 5.
Orson Lancaster ct al VS.. Georgiana
Olson; Jones & Schroeder, James H.
Moyle.
John Smith VS. North Canyon Water
company: S. W. Darke. R. D. Winters.
MONDAY, JUNE s.
Harriet Ann Watson VS.. A. P. May
berry; Day e. Street, S. H. Lewis, Ben
nett, Hardness. Howat & Bradley.
TUESDAY, JUNE 9.
Martha Ann Coombs VS.. Utah Paint
& Oil company; James A. Williams,
Jones & Schroeder, Goodwin & Van
Pelt.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10.
G. S. L. & H. S. Railway company
VS.. j. S. Cameron eft al; Rawlins &
Critchlow, Williams, Van Colt & Suth-
erland.
THURSDAY, JUNE II.
w. E. viglini ct al. VS.. Margaret
Shaffer ct al; ]. r. -Bowdle, F. Pierce,
J. NJ. Cannon.
o. C. Brown VS.. Jackson Bolton;
Booth, Lee & Gray, ]. M. Bowman.
FRIDAY, JUNE u.
S. c. Stephens ct al. VS.. w. H Roy;
Day & Street. Williams, Van Colt &
Sutherland.
MONDAY. JUNE Is.
Clayton R. Turrill ct al. VS.. S. L. &
L. A. Railway company; w. c. Hall,
Richards & Richards.
Salt Lake Lithograph company VS..
Ibex Mining & Smelling company;
Stephens & Smith, c. o. Whittemore,
S. H. Lewis, Richards & Richards.
TUESDAY, JUNE 16.
Carl j. Fagergren VS.. Mile Davis;
S. w. Darke; Sutherland K Murphy.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE II.
Lorenzo Snow, jr., VS.. Peter Clays ct
al; Stephens q Smith; w. II. Dickson.
M. L. Powers ct al. VS.. Centennial
Eureka Mining company; o. w. Pow
ers; Bennett Hardness, Howat &
Bradley, w. c. Hall.
THURSDAY, JUNE Is.
P. L. Schmitt ct al; VS.. James
Thompson ct al; j. J. Rogers. Good
win & Van Pelt; c. .. Whittemore, w.
Murphy, Saxey q Edwards.
FRIDAY, JUNE 10
William H. Mcclure VS.. James L.
Moyle. Zane Il Costigan; ]. H. Moyle,
LIE Grand Young.
James Hughes ct al VS.. Lorenzo
F. Pierce, Wiley L. Brown.
Brown.
MONDAY, JUNE ~.
Ontario Silver Mining company VS..
Eliza Nelson; Bennett, Hardness, How
at & Bradley; 2. l.. Williams.
John ]. Montague VS.. George McCar-
roll ct al; S. H. Lewis, j. A. Williams;
F. Pierce, Wiley l.. Brown.
B. A, NJ: Froiseth VS.. Ole Peterson;
s. H. Lewis; Burgon q Smell, Shepard,
Cherry & Shepard
TUESDAY, JUNE %.
Matthew T. Osborn vs. Marion Gold
Mining company; Bennett, Hardness
Howat & Bradley; w. IL. Dickson, M.
NJ Kaighn.
Matthew T. Gisborn VS.. Marion Gold
Mining company; Bennett, Hardness,
Howat & Bradley; W. h. Dickson, M.
NJ. Kaighn.
Josiah S. Lakin VS.. James w. Neill;
Booth. Lee K Gray; James NJ. Denny.
Josiah S. Lakin VS.. James W. Neill:
Booth / CRAY. NJ DANNY
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LAW CALENDAR.
Cases Set For Trial From June L to
June IL,

| Cases Set For Trial From June 1 to
June II.
Stephens & Smith, C. o. Whittemore
The following civil jury cases were
set for trial in Judge Streets court
from June 1 to June u, bothInclusive:
MONDAY, JUNE l.
Edwin j. Sayles VS.. H. V Krolow
Harris & Riley, ]. H. Hurd.
Miller H. Mortgage company VS.. c.
E. H. Rix; Richie & Richie, Charles
]. Pence.
George A. Lowe VS.. Thomas McEvoy
ct al; w. w. Armstrong, George L,
Nye, Booth, Lee & Gray.
Ken L. Knudann, assignee, VS.. ]. F.
Robinson, constable; D. B. Tewksbury.
S. L. Building & Loan Association VS..
Thomas McEvoy ct al; c. S. Kinney,
Booth, Lee & Gray.
A. B. Smith VS.. George Romney; F.
E. Barker.
Ann McElroy VS.. S. L. City Railway
company; W. H. Dickson, Rawlins &
Critchlow.
Solomon Angel ct al. vs. ]. P. De-
/ Woody; William Condor, Coad & Coad.
TUESDAY. JUNE 2.
Erastus S. Dobbs VS.. D. ]. Houlaflan
ct al; F. B. Stephens, j. R. Bowdle
John j. Snyder ct all vs. W. J. De-
Bruhl; Pence & Allen, Zane & Putnam.
c. S. Nichols VS.. NJ. E. Callahan ct al.
c. S. Kinney, S. P. Armstrong.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8.
James T. Monk VS.. Reed & Good
speed Manufacturing company; Brown
& Henderson, Bennett, Hardness, Glow
at & Bradley.
S. F. Fenton ct al. VS.. w. A Stanton
ct al; Jones & Schroeder, w. Murphy,
D. C. Eichnor, Rawlins &, Critchlow.
Freed Furniture & c. company VS.. w.
A. Stanton ct al; Jones & Schroeder,
w. Murphy, D. c. Efchnor, J. M.
Thomas, W. A. Byers.
Odd Fellows Building association VS..
w. A. Stanton ct al; Jones & Schroe-
der, w. Murphy, D. c. Eichnor, ]. M.
Thomas, W. A. Byers.
THURSDAY. JUNE 4.
William Schaufellen VS.. Henry Wag-
ener ct al; E. w. Taylor, Breeze &
Burris; j. A. Williams.
Frederick Wanless VS.. F. A. Nit
cheli ct al; o. w. Moyle; Thomas
Adams
George F. Adkins VS.. James o. Gale;
Thomas Kane; j. H. Thomas.
Utah and Montana Machinery COM
pany VS.. P. L. Schmitt ct al; A. C..
Ellis, jr.; Goodwin & Van Pelt.
FRIDAY, JUNE 5.
John H. Bailey VS.. Great Salt Lake
& Hot Springs Railway company:
Young. Young & Moyle; Rawlins &
Critchlow.
Charles johnson VS.. John Beck; B.
Ferguson; D Harrington, Rawlins &
Critchlow
August H voegeler VS. George
Klenke; Breeze & Burris; w. I. Gun
.er
John A. Van Pelt vs. William Mid
diemass; L. NJ. Armstrong.
MONDAY. JUNE 8.
Harriet A. Partridge VS.. Louis E.
Bamberger; Whittemore & Waite; j.
w. Judd.
Well Annie Mining and Manufacture
ing company VS.. Peter W. Madsen: T.
D. Lewis; Whittemore & Waite.
Elihu Urry VS.. Great Salt Lake &
Hot Springs Railway company; Young,
Young & Moyle; Rawlins & Critchlow.
Joseph Dedericks VS.. Salt Lake City
Railroad company; Cherry & Cherry;
Rawlins & Critchlow.
TUESDAY. JUNE 9.
First National Bank of Dillon VS..
Boyd Park ct al; LIE Grand Young:
Sutherland & Howat.
Isaac Hunter VS.. Salt Lake & Los
Angeles Railway company; B. Fergu-
son; Richards & Richards.
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George Price vs. John P. Sorenson
ct al; E. w. Tatlock; B. Ferguson.
Esther Walker VS.. Salt Lake City;
Frank Pierce; E. D. Hoge.

George Price VS.. John P Sorenson
ct AL; E. w. Tatlock; B. Ferguson.
Esther Walker VS.. Salt Lake City;
Frank Pierce; E. D. Hoge.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10.
Alliance Mining company VS.. Anchor
Mining company; Powers & Hiles:
Brown & Henderson.
Guy c. Royce VS.. Salt Lake City; O..
w. Powers, L. NJ. Armstrong; E. D..
Hoge.
Gottlieb Kimmick VS.. John Beck;
S. H. Lewis. W. T. Gunter; Rawlins &
Critchlow-
Taylor, Armstrong company VS.. O.
H. Dogge;. F. E. Barker.
THURSDAY. JUNE II.
Elizabeth Jane Wilcox VS.. Charles p.
Aiken; r. w. Young. o. W. Moyle; w.
c. Hall. j. A. Williams
New York Loan company VS.. Peter
Gordon ct al: Powers & Hiles; R. N.
Baskin, w. G. Van Horne.
NJ. ]. Brandenstein eft al. VS.. John r.
Stewart ct al; F. B. Stephens; Zane &
Putnam.
D. H. Sherman VS.. George W. Jen-
kins ct al j. H. Hurd; M. M. Kaighn,
N. ]. Sheckell.
FRIDAY. JUNE u.
Rumsey & Sikemier company VS.. a..
ii. GrlIln ct d., boOtii, hSe " OAS'' ;
Loofbourow & Kahn, E. H. Scott
The Lake City bank VS.. A. Milton
Musser ct al; Bennett, Hardness, How
at & Bradley, lie Grand Young.
J. A. Matthews VS.. Consumers Trad
ing company; G. Ira Krabs, c. w
Morse.
F. E. Gregg VS.. H. Groesbeck ct al;
Stephens & Smith, T. j. Anderson.
H Wade VS.. Consumers Trading
company; c. Ira Krebs, c. W. Morse.
William E. Grimshaw ct al. VS.. John
Field; C. W. More, Brown & Hender-
SON
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Henry c. Hoffman, ct ux to Frank
Strathouse lot 10, block 2, Univer-
Sity subdivision Observation-Disclosures 351
Richard Winmill to trustees Fifty
fifth school district, part section 3,
township l, south range east...... 81
William W. Taylor to Trustees Fifty
fifth school district part section 8,
township 1 south range 2 east 49,.
Ebenezer Brown to Peter Sorenson,
part section 80, township south,
range l east .............. ..... 225
Ebenezer Brown to James Jensen,
part section 50, township south,
range 1 east .,:............ 49,. 225
James Jensen to Franklin Walker,
part section 49, township. south,
range east ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1O(
II. B. Beckstead ct al to Mary H
Beckstead, part section %, township
south range 1 west ........ SOC
William NJ Boulter to Eliza Boulter,
part section 30 township south,
range l east ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Alice NJ Moore ct al to Julia E. Smith,
lots in plat p, Garden City, 10. 00t
Abigail j. Edmonds eft al, by trustee
to Nathaniel j. French, guardian
part lot 4. block 6S, plat D, .. 9O(
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Court Notes.

Tim Sullivan and Mike Hanley were
yesterday arrested by Sheriff Hardy
on the request Of Justice James Grant
of Leadville. Colo, and are held await
ing the arrival of an officer from
Leadville to take them back The
crime with which they are charged is
not stated Deputy Sheriff Thomas
made the arrests at the depot as the
men came in on the Rio Grande VICE.
ern railroad en route to San Francisco
The trial of the case Of John w Smell
against Charles L. Sessions ct al. was
begun yesterday before Judge Street
and a jury. The plaintiff sued TO re-
cover SSS6.lS alleged to be due on an
account. Attorney L. NJ. Armstrong
appeared for the plaintiff and Attorney
Stephens for the defendant.
Eliza Condie was granted q decree of
divorce yesterday from Joseph Condie
by default, in Judge Ritchies court.
On the grounds of desertion and failure
TO support
Emma r. CLANCY, 4S years Of age.
was examined as TO her sanity by the
county physician and found to be SUI
gTering from delusional insanity, caused
by disappointment in love twenty
three years ago. She was ordered
committed to the insane asylum.
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STATE DEMOCRATIC CON-
VENTION.

Pursuant to the call of the National
Democratic committee a Democratic state
convention is hereby summoned to meet
at Salt Lake city on the 9Th day of June
1896. at II o'clock a. m. for the purpose OF
choosing six delegates and six alternates
to represent the state of Utah in the ma
hs eity of Cbiea W Mn IN c9
day of July 1896, to nominate candidates
for the Office of president and vice-presi-
dent of the United States.
The basis of representation in the state
convention shall sbe one. delegate for
every forty votes cast for Hon. John T.
Game for governor at the November
election in 1895. apportioned among the
several counties as follows:
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Inc several county committees are re-
guested to call county conventions for the
purpose of electing delegates to the state
convention at least ten days before the
time fixed for the assembling of the state
convention.
The chairman and secretary of each
convention electing delegates to the state
convention are requested to forward a
certified list of the delegates elected, to
Immediately after the adjournment of the
county convention, from which the mem
bership roll of the state convention will
cinct conventions will each choose a new
central committee to serve for one year.
in accordance WITH the plan of organiza-
at Ogden, September S, 1895. The chair
men of precinct committees will com
prise the county committee and the chair
men of the several county committees
will compose the state committee
o. w. POWERS. Chairman.
E. A. MCDANIEL, Secretary
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PACIFIC CABLE.
HOUSE COMMITTEE WILL REPORT
FAyORABLY.
Hundred Thousand DoIIars-The
Twenty Year Subsidy.

WASHINGTON. May 2s.-The house
committee on commerce today author
lied Mr.. Bennett of New York to make
a favorable report on substitute for
several bills, providing for cable to
Hawaii Japan and China.
Under the terms of the bill the post
master general in his discretion may
contract with the Pacific Cable COM
pany of New York for the construction
of cable between the United States
and Hawaii, Japan and China via the
Midway island.
The bill grants the right of way eyer
the United States and provides that the
line may be controlled by the president
in time of war or other extraordinary
emergency. A subsidy of 100000 is
granted. If advantage is taken of the
measure the line to Hawaiian islands
must be completed by January /, 1885,
and extended to China by the first of
January, 1899.
Later Mr.. Bennett presented the bill
10 the house, accompanied by a re-
port. From this export it appears that
the cost of the cable from San Fran
cisco to Japan By the route coneem-
plated, together with a repair ship, is
estimated at $7,500000. The subsidy of
100000 per annum is to be paid for
twenty years, and the company is to
transmit free of cost for all time, the
official messages of the government,
giving them right of way. The rate
for ordinary private dispatches is not
to exceed SIPS per word on messages.
between the United States and Japan
and China, and 80 cents per word be
tween the United States and Honolulu.
Press rates are not to exceed one-quar-
ter of these charges. The Pacific Ca
BILE company is organized with a cap
ital of s1O00O,000. and proposes to build
the cable by sales of stocks and does
not propose to issue bonds.
Three reasons for buying Schilling's
Best Tea:
d Money goes farther.
(2) Money comes back if you want it.
81 You get something finer, sweeter,
more nourishing, more inspiring, than
money.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-30
Probate Orders.

Estate of Eliza Ox.ey Matthews, de-
ceased: hearing on petition to sell per-
sonal property set Tor June 3.
Estate of Frederick c. Andrew, de-
ceased; hearing on final account and
petition for distribution set for June %.
Estate of John Z. Conk, deceased f;
hearing on petition Tor probate of will
set for June 10.
lis ate OF Ellen NJ. Butler, deceased;
order of sale OF real estate made.
Estate of W. L. n. Allen, deceased;
same order.
Estate Of Mary Ann Crawford, de-
ceased; final account approved and
order of distribution made.
Estate Of George W. Crowley, de-
ceased; S. Hays appointed administra-
tor on fling bond in the sum OF $4,000.