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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-21
CARNIVAL NOTES.


Los Angeles spent $4,000 on her last
fiesta and took in $S00,O00 Salt Lakes
enterprise should be rewarded in like
ratio.
Manager Snow. of the Consolidated
Implement company has rendered TO
the carnival managers the use OF seven
teen new wagons for the floats.
Director-Generai McGarvie of the
midsummer carnival gained his ex-
perience as a promoter at the World
fair and San Francisco midwinter ex-
position.
San Francisco is preparing for cele-
bration on the lines adopted for the
midwinter carnival. Zion will yet be
able to give pointers of enterprise to
her sister cities.
Thirty thousand strangers visited
San Jose, Cal, during the recent floral
festival held there. Salt Lakes floral
festival will not eclipse it, but it will
be we'll worth seeing.
The name of Mrs. M. Shaughnessy
was withdrawn yesterday from the
state queen contest Shortly after the
withdrawal 100 votes for her were re-
ceived at headquarters.
After today the names of all the con-
testants for state queen who have not
received ten votes or more will be
dropped from the published list until
their votes have reached that number.
The committee on publicity and pro-
motion has offered prize of $25 for
the best editorial on the midsummer
carnival. Salt Lake editors are barred
from entering the contest, as COM
mittee on award will be selected from
among them
The press bureau has offered prize
of $50 or transportation to and from
this city and all expenses during the
carnival to the "adsmith" who con-
structs and publishes the best adver-
tisement relative to the carnival. Salt
Lake printers are barred from contest
ing.
VOTING COUPON.
.........,......... ............
Cut this out and send to ex-:
:ecutive committee, room 327, At.
las block, city. :
My choice for queen of the car
:nival is:
M ........ :
This coupon entities the holder:
ito one vote.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS-EsT
of Scion Foster, deceased. Notice is
istrator of the estate of Scion Foster.
deceased, to the creditors of, and ali
persons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them with the neces-
sary vouchers, within ten months after
the first publication of this notice, to the
said William r. Foster. administrator,
at Salt Lake City in the county of Salt
Lake.
Dated April Is, 1896.
WILLIAM r. FOSTER,
Administrator of the Estate of Scion Fos-
ter, Deceased.
Richards & Richards. Attorneys for Es-
tate.
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THANKFULLY RECEIVED.

Ogden City, Utah, May 20, 1896
Hon. E. w. Wade, Chairman; w. G.
Wilson and j. c. Child, Board of
County Commissioners. Weber Coun-
ty Utah:
conference.-the accommodations of
the court house, just completed, are of
such character that we feel impelled
to send you our Acknowledgements.
Business connected with our profession
brings us constantly to the county
building, and the merits or defects of
such building are at once apparent.
1t gives US pleasure to state that in all
it's details the Weber county court
house is most excellent.
The court room, the clerks office, the
jury rooms and the private rooms re-
quired are so situate that convenience
and adaptation to the needs could not
be improved upon.
Business of the district court can be
carried on in all it's details without
friction or inconvenience.
The various county offices are so
situate that the general public may
transact their affairs with every ac-
commodation. The vaults for the pro-
lection of the county and court rec
ords are safe, convenient and properly
ventilated. In fact there seems to be
perfect system of ventilation through
out the entire building.
The people of Weber county are to be
congratulated that such perfect and
elegant accommodations have been Sc
cured at a cost that shows care as to
details and general business economy.
Having learned Mr.. Chairman, that
the plans, location of rooms and meth
cd of finish are such as You suggested,
we feel that you are entitled to es-
pecial commentator, and it is with
pleasure that we contribute to the
board of county commissioners our ap-
prevail. Respectfully
L. r. ROGERS,
l.. r. RHODES,
A. B. PATTON,
GEORGE HALVERSON,
GEORGE j. MARSH,
M. A. BREEDEN,
T. r. O'CONNALLY,
B. c. MOSBY,
j. n. PERKINS,
THOMAS MALONEY,
T. D. JOHNSON,
H. A. TAFT,
V. c. GUNNELL,
w. L. MAGINNIS,
w. H. O'BRIEN,
J. n. KIMBALL,
G. N. KIMBALL.
R. H WHIPPLE,
]. S. FOREMAN,
G. F. FOREMAN,
E. NJ. ALLISON, JR.,
JOSEPH S. PERRY,
A 3. HAYES
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A WHnELNAN HURT.

Mr.. Terrario, who is employed at THE
Southern Pacific freight office, was SER
iously hurt last evening by being
thrown from his wheel. He was riding
along Washington avenue at a four
minute clip, when he struck the divid-
ing beam at the bridge over THE river
He was thrown over the handle bars
with great force, dislocating his left
arm and Perhaps breaking it, and it is
feared he received internal injuries.
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NOTICE TO aED1roRs

NOTICE TO CRI DITORS.-t
of Charles wilkins, DECEASED. y
hereby given by the pdersigned5
istrator OF the estate II Charles y
deceased. to the CT titors of, z:
persons having CLAIM against [
deceased to exhibit T. I'm with tIfe
S -ry vouchers, within ten month
the first publiea alton O this notict
said Albert Wilkins admin.st Il
Granger, Salt Lake 4nty. Utdl
Dated April q. 1896
ALB TT villa
Administrator Of the Estate of.
Wilkins Deceased.
Richards & Richards sAtt0fneyb
tate. !
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A PLEASANT AFFAIR.

Last evening Hon. D. H. Peery ten
dered his mansion to the Kindergarten
association for a social. The house
was literally crowded, and the guests
had delightful time. A literary and
musical programme was given, and
card playing followed. During the
evening refreshments were furnished
The flowers used to decorate the
rooms were donated by Superintendent
Parker of the poor farm
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SALT AXE CITY, APR
special Stockholders NEE
West s &c Hotel company :
the ofti of the company al
& Co. bank, Salt Lake ei
day, tn 18th day of May. ID
p. M, B consider generally
condit d of the companyl
action 0on the followingI
70 autf h}za the board OF d;
all the Crepsrtv of the "a
author Y them to negotias
sufficis 20 IKE up the prS
ness q erect a Nuilding
found; ion walk. BY orda
dent. q
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-21

Young mothers dread the Summer
months on account of the great NOR
tally among children caused by bowel
troubles. Perfect safety may be as
sured those who keep on hand De-
Wits Collie & Cholera cure, and adj
minister 1t promptly. For cramps,
biilous collie, dysentery and diarrhoea,
II aHords instant relief. For sale by
Nelden-Judson Drug Co.
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ANAL srockH LDEag Ma

NOTICE Is HEF s8F GIyEN|
whereas the regula ftirne for the
stockholders meetii X of the NJ. !
helm Mercantile. Co khas passed,
the order of the boz 81 OF director
majority of the stoc 4holdefs of sd
pany, a meeting of Nthe stockho.
the NJ. S. Asehheim AIercanfile !
is called to meet at be Office Of /,
pany at Park City. fals at i
the 18th day of Jul 1885, for ]
pose of electing i've irectors for.
suing year and the Lransactionl
other business that may lawful
before said meeting
IL !.
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TROUBLE AT THE ASYLUM.
Deplornble Condition of Affairs Elk
listing There Last Night.

There is trouble at the insane asy-
lum and it is all attributed to the ar
rogant manners of DR.. Hardy, who was
recently appointed for purely political
reasons to succeed DR.. Pike.
1t seems that in the afternoon Hardy
went into ward z, where the most VIC
lent patients are kept, and demanded
that Mr.. Brockon. the assistant in
charge. perform certain other duties.
THE latter objected and wished to ex-
plain, but Hardy, it is said. would not
listen to him. so Brockon promptly re-
signed. Shortly afterwards Mr.. Con-
rad. in the same ward. resigned, but
remained until a man named johnson
could be brought to the place to sue
coed him. johnson knew nothing OF the
work, and after a short experience with
the maniacs declined to continue in
that ward. 1t is reported that three
other assistants. who have become tired
of DR.. Hardys arrogance and over
bearing manners, will quit tonight.
The inmates of ward & were reported
70 be raising a big row this afternoon.
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and in accordance with the law and an
order of the board of directors of said
company on the 30th day of March. 1896,
SO many shares of each parcel of the
above mentioned stock as may be neces-
sary will be sold by me at public auction
at the office of said corporation No $50,
Main street Salt Lake City, Utah, at 2
o'clock p. m. on the 18th day of May, 1896,
to pay such delinquent assessment and
the cost of advertising and expense of
sale.
WILLIAM p WALLACE. Secretary.
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A. L. Wooster a prominent citizen of
CISCO, Mich, after suffering excruciat-
ingly from piles for twenty years, was
cured in a short time by using De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve, an absolute
cure for all skin diseases. More of this
preparation is used than all others
combined. For sale by Nelden-Judson
Drug Co.
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NEWS FROM
NEARBY TOWNS.
Field Day at the Brigham Young
Academy.
SOME VERY CLEVER SPORTS
SIEVE IN THE GRADUATING CLASS
THIS YEAR.

ALLEGED Illegal whisky scliinG-A
Marriage License-A Water SUM-
First General German Conference
TO be Held at Logan-Interesting
Entertainments Connected There
with.
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AssEsslIEy, SoTIcH


ASSESSMENT Nc ice HOI
North Eureka Mining cmpanyl Ia
of principal place of eusinessi y
Main street. Salt La Nelty. .stI
Utah. Location of ,-nhe and
North Tintic mining strict, JiahI
ty. state of Utah. MOI Ere IS hersbS|
ihat at a meeting Of / board of /
ors of said company 4&d oni n
day of April, 1896. ass 4Ihent lota
/. of one-half % cent "a shark wi
led on the capital ST ~ OF the
ration, payable immet Welv TO, I'd
rotary at Ogden. We county
of Utah. Any stock 37 which Il
sessment shall remain unpaid bn
day, May Goth, 1896. iii be Cell
and advertied for sale Il publit a
and unless payment is made bffo
Oe sold on Saturday, the 27ta {
June. 1896. 10 pay the lelinqueSt
ment together with the costs OF ad
ing and expense of sah BY 1oftier
board of directors.
c. L. PEEBL Is, Seclieta
HUGO DEPRI I'm. Pres
Salt Lake City, Utai e. April ~.
ASSESSMENT NOT E.-MQUN
Summer Resort compa Notsse Il
by given that at a me ing ofithe
of directors of the Mou ain SUNNI
sort company. held o. the 24d
January, 1896. an ass ment bf E
(S2O) dollars per share as levied
capital stock of the Cd )0ratiop, 3
on or before Wednese y. Febfiiai
1896. to the treasurer his soffiI
Sc South Main street. Palt Lake
Utah. Any stock apo which, SO
sessment shall renal unpaid {
said 9Th day of Febru y. 1895; sh
come delinquent and t6rt.Se1 70
and unless payment is nade sefoi
be sold at public auc on on Fe
18th. 1895. at u o'clocl noon' a
aforesaid office, to pa the asses
together with costs advertiser
expense of sale. By Lee Of It Il e,
Sscre
In accordance with e law land
of the board of direct IS made
4th day of February. 800 the Il
the advertising of del iquent' ste
pOS'pO''sN - MAI CT Is. 3. gFEl
ssere
In accordance with law sand
of the board OF direct Is, made Z
a9th day of February, 1896. tie Il
the advertising of de knquenf ST
postponed TO Ne G. 3. I I F Fl. i'scrs
In accordance with law. and
of the board of direci rs. made
9th day of March. 1Ss the time
advertising or delinqu ~ stock is
pened to April .. 1896
G. B. ELF. Secre|
In accordance with he law and
of the board of direc prs Made 4
18th day of April, 1s9 the time
advertising of delinqu mt stock Isl
poned until May o, $40.
G. b. WELT. stecre1
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AssEss,rES1 n

y 1GHTON AND NORl
rig .ion company loead
pig 5 Of business, BID
ne Sc. salt Lake county
NJ eby given that at a
b ard Of directors OF Z
! rtn Point Irrigation q
: E Ind day Of April, IS
40 cents per share y
lpltal stock OF the col
Immediately to K. 3. CT
irers at his office, Hoo
AXE City, Utah. Any
this assessment may 81
the 1st day of June,
quent and advertised +
payment is made bef9
the 22nd day OF June.
p. m. at the Office Of
pay the delinquent
cost OF advertis
- z.
secret
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1t is suggested that primaries for the
election of delegates to said conven-
ton be held in all the precincts in
the county on Saturday, May %, 1896.
At said primaries, precinct party Of
ficers should be elected for the ensuing
year and the names of the officers
elected be forwarded Immediately to
the secretary of the county central
committee.
In the election of the delegates and
precinct officers there should be no
distinction made on account of sex and
every effort should be made to secure
the attendance of the ladies.
BY order of the county central COM
n1ittee A. j. EVANS,
Chairman.
D. J. WILLIAMS,
Secretary
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

DELINQUENT NoTIcE.-THE TE-
tro Mining company of Tintic. Notice
There are delinquent upon the following
described shares of stock of said cor
poration on account of an assessment on
the capital stock thereof. levied on the
amounts set opposite the names of the
respective shareholders. to-wit:
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DON'T FAIL TO SEE f. AUERBACH
& BROS.
great May clearing sale. Ladies shirt
waists for 19c. Repellant serge dress
skirts at 99c. Wash silk waists at
S1.49, etc.
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Do NOT MISS f. AUERBACH & BROS,
great May sale. Tremendous values
in every department. Shifting prints
worth SIC. ct 9Ac., etc.
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nuclsIen.s Arntcn rn1re

BucKIen's Arnicn .fnIve
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fe.
yer Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains. Corns and all Skin Eruptions
and positively cures Piles or 10 Paw
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction or money refunded
Price Csc per box. For sale by q. C.
NJ. 1. Drug dept
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E. G. ROGNON,
President Executive Committee.
STATE QUEEN CONTEST.

The vote for queen more than
doubled yesterday. the pool last night
resulting as follows:
Miss Clarissa Thatcher. ...1T6
Miss DoIlie Walker .113
Mrs. A. J. Atkins provo ........... 70
Miss Lottie Nickum. ........... 6S
Miss Fannie Sharkey 5S
Keep your favorite above this line if
you wish her to succeed.
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Seidenberg's Havana cigars. The
Rogers Cigar Co. Wholesale Agents.
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Miss Dell Miller. ..'..................s
Miss Carol Young. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs
Mrs. DR.. Stiehi
Mrs. r. A. Keyes. l
Mrs. F. ]. Jennings. Observation-Disclosures. l
Miss Emma Dowden. 8
Mrs. Harry Jennings. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. T
Miss Jean Groo..... Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Lee Dunford Observation-Disclosures. 16
Miss Lenora Trent. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4
Mrs. Don H. Porter.
Mrs. Murge Jennings. ..............
Miss Fusia Oglesby. Observation-Disclosures. 2
Miss Ida Chandler Observation-Disclosures. 1
Mrs. f. S. Murphy .................... 3
Mrs. L. NJ. Rich. Observation-Disclosures. IL
Mrs. D. B. Hempstead. .......... 6
Mrs. l.. Y. Brock bank ................ s
Mrs. Grace Scofield. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Miss Alice Saunders. Observation-Disclosures. 2
Miss Maud Pratt. Observation-Disclosures. 4
Miss Marian Mcdonald. ..............12
Miss Grace Wallace. observation-disclosures. 2
Miss Ethel Lynn. ..s................. 6
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Los Angeles spent 100000 on her last
fiesta and took in $S00,O0O. Salt Lake
enterprise should be rewarded in a like
ratio
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sTo 'KHoLDEHs, ME

By j. I sPRAGUE, Depsl
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-01-18
This Blur Worked.

a good story on the late =. s. Merrill
cropped out In q certain law office yes.
terlay afternoon, while n knot of at.
tOrneys We're commenting upon the
portraits of prominent Milwaukeeans
In a recent work on Milwaukee. Mr..
Merrilrs likeness was reached when
one of the gentlemen, IN relating anrc-
dOtes concerning the railroad builder,
told of the trouble he had with certain
conductor on the st. Paul road.
Mr.. Merrill had discharged the con-
ductOr half dozen times and quite
regularly reinstated him. On this par
ticular occasion the conductor had been
summoned ana entered the room In
fear AMI trepidatlOn. lie found the
general manager glOwerng with rage,
and was speedily Informed that Ills
services were not needed longer, and
that this time his dismissal was Tor
good.
"What's the matter this timeI' ven
tured the culprlt.
Its this" blurted the general mana
ger: I'm tired of listening to stories
OF my conductors buying $500 dia
mOnds on ~, 900 salaries
II suppose this is the diamond you
refer To, Mr.. Merrill" returned the
4uick-witted conductor pointing to a
small headlight In his shirt front.
II suppose so," assented the iiate
manager.
"Well," continued the conductor
calmly, rs he proceeded to unfasten the
gem, ''yOu may have 1t for g."
That settled the conductor with Mr.
Merrill, and he never received another
reprimand. Mr.. Merrill used to relate
the incident at times, never for mo
ment suspecting the blum and that tht
stone had really cost $500 as he had
Observation-Disclosures Wisconsin.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-01-18
Practical.

professor, Is your daughter a good
housekeeper as well as learned wOm-
anT
"Why, yes, she has translated a cook
book into Greek.-F'llegende Blaetter.
The morning times., 1896-05-08
COL. M'KIBBEN's NATAL DAY.
Anniversary of His
Birth to Be Celebrated

The seventy-second birthday anniversary
OF Col. j. C.. McKibben, treasurer of the
Society OF California Pioneers OF the Dis
trict, will be celebrated next Thursday
when the society OF which he is an honored
men ber will enjoy its tenth annual re-
union.
Col. McKibben. whose birthday will be
so appropriately remembers on that date.
was an original 49er and is man hi ighly
esteemed by all who know him aud who has
ably filled the position OF treasurer of the
society for several years. That he will
be gratefully remembered there isn't the
slightest doubt.
The celebration viii take the form OF an
outing and the colonel and his friends,
members OF the Society of California Pio-
neers. will take the steamer Manchester
to Marshall Hall where a dinner OF planked
shad, clam chowder and the necessary
appurtenanccS thereuntO belonging viii
be served at 5 O'Clock.
The colonel numbers among his many
friends some of the most distinguished
men OF the day, and many OF these Will
join in the excursion for the express
purpose of paying their respects TO the
man whose name is dear 10 them.
The Manchester will leave her dock at
the foot OF Seventh street. at 2 80 O'clock
returning at @ Besides the dinner. which
Will be enjoyed. there Will be several in
teresting events to amuSe the party while
they are at the Hall. Those friends of
the colonel who desire 10 Join this excur-
sion party will find tickets at the Congress.
sionai. National, Wiard's and Chamber
Inns Hotels. the To Kalon Wine Compa ny
or at the office OF the steamboat company
The morning times., 1896-05-08
POTATO POSSIBILITIES.
XyERY large potatoes should be rejected.
v They are usually hollo w-hearted and

NERY large potatoes should be rel ected:
v They are usually hollo w-hearted and
unsavory.
To boil potatoes have the water boiling
first and slightly salted. Cut off the tips
of their ends and throw into the boiling
water When done, drain aud shake,
holding the cover down firmly. Set back
upon the stove for q minute and they Will
be dry and nlealy. In the spring potatoes
should stand in cold water a few hours
before using. Mashed potatoes look much
better when done with patent masher.
Baked potatoes are improved by first
boiling them tskins on) for fifteen min
utes, then putting them into the oven.
Always have quick oven for baking po-
tatoes and turn them over once or twice
Willie baking. meat pie is far healthier
If, instead OF the usual crust of rich pastry,
a potato crust or cover is used.
Many appetizing breakfast dishes are
prepared from cold boiled potatoes, among
which arc the following from Good House
keeping, authority also for the foregoing
suggestions:
Cold mashed potatoes may be nodded
into balls, then dipped into beaten egg
and cracker crumbs. Fry in a basket in
a kettle of hot lard or drippings until
rich brown. Or potato scramble may be
made by cutting cold boiled potatoes into
dice, turning into hot beef chicken or turkey
gravy, heating thoroughly and serving hot.
Potato croquettes are made as folio VS.,
and are acceptable not only for breakfast,
but for lunch
Two cupfuls OF warm mashed potatoes,
one-quarter cupfui of hot milk, beaten to-
gether until light; add a tablespoonful of
salt, a pinch of mace or nutmeg and enough
beaten egg to handle easily. Shape dip
into beaten egg and roll in sifted cracker
crumbs. Fry in hot lard until nicely
Drowned. Garnish with parsley.