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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-07
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Buckeye Mining Company situation of prtn.
cipal place OF business No. II West First
south street, Salt Lake City, Utah.
NOTICE. THERE ARE DELINQUENT
IN upon tho following described stock, on
account OF assessment levied on the and day
of July, 1881. the several amounts set opposite
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Willie. PA, what's tonic?
Pa--It's something You take TO brace
you up.
Willie--Well, what's teutonic-some-
thing TO brace you too much2-Harper' 8
Bazaar
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NGT'CE
In ihe District Court Probate Division, Third
Judicial District, In and for salt Lake
County. tate OF Utah


IOWIB Term, UEIVHbUUs
NOTICE is UtREBY ,IVEN THAT JOHN
~ 4 Hansen administrator OF the estate
oil Louis Stern, deceased. has rendered forse
tlement, and fled In sad Court. his hnai as
petition foi Dnui distribution OF the residue of
said esta o among tho persons entitled mere
to. and that saturday, he 9Th day OF sep
Court lioom Of said Court. in the ounty Z curt
House, alt Iake City and County. Utah. has
been duly appointed By the Judge OF sad
Court, for tn settlement of said account an
hearing said petition for distribution, ut which
dime and pla e any per son interested IN SAID
,slA may appear and show cnuso " any
there be- why said account should not be set
tied and approved and final distribution made
RsprAyed for.
Lated eptembcr !, 1887.
DAVID Q. DUNBAR
clerk.
Eye. G. Kendall. Deputy Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the District Court. Probate Division. Third
Judicial District, in ana for salt Lake
County, TIA of Utah


In the matter Of The Estatc OF Lucy 3 GOTHIC
deceaeed.
DuRsUAST TO An ORDER OF SAID
i court in sa'd matter, nolice ls hereby
gwen that Saturday. the II h DAY
August, A. ID. isg7, nj 10 O'Clock m .
at The County Court House 10 sait Lako CITY.
uiah, In the court room OF said court, has been
appointed the time and place for the hearing
oil petition OF Harry u. Uotte praying for the
Bdmiss ION tn probate u certain document
herewith presented, purportinR 70 be the lasi
VIII ami Testament OF Lucy :. otto,deceased'
when and where all persons lntoreBtod may op-
pear and oppose the probate OF tnid wi ortnc
granting OF letters Parliamentary to Harry Il.
Collie as prayed for in said pttiton,
In witness whereof. l have horeuntn set my
hand anu affixed the seal of said court. thls5ri
day OF August, 1891. ..
Cierk.
By GEO. 4. BLAIR. Deputy Cierx.
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Chnrles Nj. Bell Mai, TN VS. l.. c. Wachsmuth
4 Fred n. VI achsmu h, rs partners DONG
business in the ilrm name OF L. u "Acu'
amuth a Co, defendants.
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as II by q miracle"
DR.. Miles Bomcdlcs
arc sold by ali drug.
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases of the heart and
nerves free, Address,
DIR. MILES MEDICA
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Thore never was and never
will be anything In their columns
but that may be- safely read in
the family circle
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING:

vr,uERE WILL BE MEETING OF THE
L stockholders OF the CRrlsa Colo Mining
company held At the office OF T. |. Williams.
in tho Hooper building, sa Lake City. Utah.
on the 10Th day OF september, 1881 at u O'Clock
q m. Tor the purpose of electing board OF
directors, president, vice president uoasue or
and sCcrcta y Of said company TO serve until
tho next annual meeting OF the stockholders
and until their successors shall lie elected and
qualified. -
GEORGE ". KEEL,
Secretary.
GEO. a LOWE. As executors OF he
Nj u. SOW LEI, estate of Bower HoO
D. o ROBERTS. crts, deceased.
l.. u. GOLIATH,
II o. ROBERTS,
wALDEMAK VAN COrT,
q. NJ. FORBES.
Il. WILLIAMS,
Stockholders.
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n WLAND HILL LATE OF EALING,
al AND.


w HEREhs APPLICATION mas BtkN
w made to tho Chanccry DIVISION OF the
High Court OF Justice IN Z nEirnd IN lie nor
man Norman Hill. deeehsi "a, Hulieh MOI
man nm 1876. n No. qjI. WIN reference
" an annuity and a share OF the esls's o..
captain Norman Norman Hill. duceateu' ia'o
Of dina, Castle liar M, Ealng, ~ tne
county OF Middlcsex, England, 70 NnlcH 'ho
said Rowland itill. " LIVING, - entitled.
And whereas upon fuch application Mr
Justice Surfing has directed inquiries 70 DC
made whether the saId Rowland iill ~ awe
or dead. II alive whereabouts, II dehd WI"
are his legal personal opfesentalvioe. -
The sbid Rowland Hi leit ngIhnu io'
America about April, 1886. and went u II ne,
heyod, 10 birmingham, Alnbhmn, IN me
some time In the employ ment OF AIR Mont
gomcry at It. LOUIS that about June. lsN, no
went 20 Denver, 10 orauO, and III august levl'
to sal Lake CITY. Utah, ana II has been tus
tcsted tn he may have gone to New Iealhhu
or California,
The SAID Rowland Hin "a II living, OF u
d, I'D bic egai personal representatives, are,
on or before the tn dhy OF January. lsvo, 70
come IN A. prove his or their elaine lI hnyl
80 the ahif annuity or sbi re, at the enc Epers
OF N'r. Justice m Ing, at the 'oyti ours Oh
usuce. uand, Lonuon, tngland. or IN &C.
friilt thereof he or they vi he poro piorl J
eaclucod nom sny order that may be inau Ia
tho tnid proceedings. o. =,
friday the 1ith day OF January ls9S al 1!
o'clOc at noon, ut the sttd JhauucrH, b az.
poiute1 Tor adjudlcating upon such q aims u
any, ,.o.
II. f. CHt hCH,
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sE, TON l. lie II ordained by the City
Council OF salt Lake City, >late Of Utah. that
lad CITY Council doth hereby levy the tax and
provide for the assessment OF the properly
upon the blocks, lots and parcels OF land mere.
matter described admitting on the 0 nth side
of second south street from second to Fourth
hast sreete, within sewer District Number
one OF ait Lake Ciiy.
1hls tax is levied to defray tho expense of
CONSTRUCTING h sewer on The south side OF
second south street between second and
Fourth tact streets, opposite the hereinafter
described lots, blocks and pDrces Of land to he
especially Affected and Der Cfted by said i'm
proyement. and II ls hereby aljudged, deter
mined and established that the same Will be
especially benefited by said Improvement and
said blocks, lots al d parcels OF land are hereby
assessed at an equal and uniform rate in
upon tnst portion OF the south side OF
second South street 10 be improved fronting
on saii street, and of depth OF twenty 1--WE
feet back from said econd south street bo.
tween second and Fourth East streets and
the tax hereby levied ana TO BIO assessed on
sAid blocks, lots and parcels of land IA one
4 thousand Seven Hundr, and sixteen Dollars
(I.7I6.O w or one and 30-lOJ dollars Is ~ per
linear or from foot aDutting upon sad portion
OF second south street TO be Affected ana benz
ctttld by said Improvement and the CIT v
Treasurer IA hereby authorized TO B6soss in
accordance with the pfoyisions OF his Ordn.
Hnce Andfor the purpose herein mentioned all
of lots FIVE 90 and SIX 10y. Block Fly 1--WE
(b5l, Plat "a" all of lots Five (i), ia (El,
seyen @ and Eight a.. Block or'y' nine ti9),
lhis levy Of taN upon SAID blOeks, lots and
parcels OF land Ia made upon the same as
they appear and are shown upon the onlclal
map or plat OF said city AndAt a depth OF TWEEN
ty-nye i25) feet b. OK from said blocks, lots and
parcels of land ahutting on that portion OF
Second south street hereinhetore described,
section IL. This ordinance snail be In force
from aud after its approval.
Passed by the Ciiy Council OF Salt Lake
City. ttate OF Utsh, July 27th, 1885, title ap.
proved and referred TO the Mayor for his mp.
proyaL
SEAL DAVID :. ENTRY,
CITY Recorder.
Approved this the Both day Of July. A. n.
1871.
JAMES GLESDiNNISH
Mavor
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SUM NJ 0NS.
ON AMENDED COMPLAINT.

In the District Court of mo Third Judicial dis
triCt of the state OF Utah, County
OF salt AXE.
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Miraculous Benefit
RECEIVED FROM
DR.. Miles New Heart Cure.

-sLI p. BABcoCK, OF Avoca, N. Y, n
E-N. veteran OF tho ard n. Y. Artillery and
Nil for thirty years of tho Babcock &
Munsel Carriage CO., of Auburn, says ~
write to express my gratitude for the mirac-
lous benefit received from Dr. Miles Heart
Cure Isuiicred for years, as result ofarmy
life, from sclaticn which affected my heart
In the worst form, my limbs swelled from
tho ankles up. bloatod until I was unable
to button my clothing; had sharp palms
about the heart, smothering spells and
shortncsB of breath. For three months
was unable to lie down. and all the sleep
got was In an arm chair. l was treated by
the best doctors but gradually grew worse
About year ago commenced taking DR..
Miles Now Heart euro and 1t saved my life
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An ordinance levying tax on the assessed
value OF the taxable property within
the corporate limits OF SAT- Lake CITY.
County of salt Lake. State OF Utah. for
the yeRr 1877.
sKCTtos |. BE it ordained by the City
Council OF Salt Lake City that there be, ana IS
hereby levied u general tax on nil property real,
personal and mixed situate lying and being
within the corporate limits OF SAT- Lace city;
made taxable by the laws Of said. state und
the ordinances of sad City seven mi IL on the
dol ar as TO lows, to wit:
Eirst-T defray the contingent expenses OF
said city five mills on the dollar.
Second TO defTav tire expenses OF con
trol ing the waters OF SAID city, one mill on Inc
dollar.
Third-To defruy the expense OF opening,
improving and keeping In repair The streets
and sidewalks Of SAID city. one third mill on
the dollar.
fourth-To defray the oxpenses OF con
structng and keeping in repair sewers and
drains IN, said city, one third mill on the dollar
fiith To defray the expenses OF esthhliSh
ing and maintaining pubic library anc read
ing room one third mil on the dollar
Section II. said Tux shall be collected by
the Treasurer of salt Lafo county ut the times
and N the manner provided by law for collect
ing State aud County taxes, aud san Iretsur'
or shall have and exercise the same powers
respecting the collection Of said taA and sac
OF delinquent pr operty us are conferred upon
him bg law respecting the collection OF state
/ and COuntv taxes.
section ILL., This ordnance shall take eheo'
| from and nfter lis approval.
! Passed by the Civ Council OF sSlt Lake CITY
| ttaie OF Utah. June gath. 1871, title ap
rroved ana referred to the Mayor for his ap
i proyal. ,,r,y
| sEAL. lANiD S. EmEhi,
Approved this tho Second day OF July. A. ID
'' JAMES GLENDIsNING.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of John J. Tanner, deceased.
NOTICE Is HGkEBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersgned, Administrator OF the es'
late of John }. Tanner, deceased. 10 the
creditors OF. and all persons having elaine
sRHinst the said deceased, to Nhibit them with
the necessary vouchers, within zen months
after The irst publication OF luis noilce, TO the
said ~ illustrator at uer home IN South Cot
tonwood, In the County Of salt Lake. Utah
Dated, August ~, 1897. -..
NANCY AUGUSTA TANNER
AdmnistraIrix OF the estate Of John Tanner
deceased.
BARLOW FERGUSON,
Attorney for Estate.
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sTATE OF UTAH,
City and ounty OF SILT Lake.
/, David :. Emery, recorder In and for Salt
Lake Jity, State Of Utah, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is full true
and correct copy of an ordinance entiued AN
ordinance lcvying the tax and for the ASSESS
ment OF iho property on the south tdo of
Second South street, between second and
Fourth East streets, within sewer district No
J." passed by the city Council of sad city.
Ju VI. 1871, and approved by the Mayor July
30 1881, as appears OF record In my ofllce.
In witness whereof. ] have heTeunlo set my
hand and hfiNed the corporate seal OF SAID
city this Both day OF July. a. d. 1887.
Deal DAVID ENTRY,
B.2l5 City Recorder.
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-14
COXEY'S NEW PARTY.
Middle-of-the-Road Populists About I
Cut Off From Old Organization.

st. Louis, Jan. 12.-Gen. Jacob s.
CoXey this afternoon called to order the
conference of reformers who met pursu.
ant to call issued by the commonweal
leader for the purpose of forming a new
organization to take the place of the peo.
pies party, which he declares is dead.
There were twenty middle-of-t -the-road
ers present. most of them being loca
lights. The conference, which was held
behind closed doors, organized by select
ing Gen. CoXey as chairman and Car
Browne as secretary. Among those pres.
ent were John ]. Streeter of Hinsdale
\. H.: III. T. Taylor of Philadelphia, F,
L. Berry of Bushville, Ind, J. d. Dodge
of Council Bluffs, Ia, and Joseph Parvin
of Philadelphia.
Letters of regret were offered from a
large number of sympathizers in different
sections of the country, among them being
Paul Vandervort of Omaha, Ralph Beau
mont of Washington and George Francis
Train.
Butler, Weaver, Jones and other popu.
list leaders were denounced by speakers
for selling out to the democrats at the
last election. A resolution was adopted
declaring that the leaders of the peoples
party in the last campaign, in making
the party merely tail of the silver dem
ocratic kite, has resulted in destroying
the party usefulness and practically
killed its future.
The resolutions state that the new
party shall be know as "The United
States Party" that the initiative and
referendum shall be the party procedure
through the American ''trionomic' ballot
system, and adds that the national COM
mittee be instructed to organize clubs
throughout the United States, these clubs
to send delegates to a national commit
tee to be held in Nashville, July 4, 1897,
to outline policy of campaign for 1S9S
and 1900 based upon the non-intercst
bearing bonds plan as means of provid-
ing sufficient legal tender money to dc
the business of the United States.
The conference adjourned until tomor-
row morning, when an address will be
issued to the public.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-14
GEN. NEYLER WILL REPENT
CUBANS SCOFF AT THE STATE
MENT' THAT PINAR DEL RIO
IS PACIFED.
lNSURGENTIFORCES ARE SCATTERED
But Will Concentrate at the Proper Time.
Important Military News Expected
Soon From GOmez-Maceos Car
bine Sent to Friend.

Key West, Fla, Jan. 12.-Advices
received from Havana today bring Il
further confirmation. if such were
needed, of the death of Antonio Maceo.
A gentleman in Havana, who was an
intimate friend of the late insurgent
leader has received letter and pack
age from one of the patriotic chieftains.
The package contained Maceo's carbine,
which, in case of his death, he desired
to be sent to the friend referred to. 1t
is Colts carbine and its number is
17,120. The letter also furnishes addi-
tional proof of the great insurgent lead
ers death.
The government does not allow news
of the burning of plantations, etc., to
be published, but it is stated on reliable
authority that if the government allowed
the grinding of cane in Havana prov
ince the planters would not be able to
make 1000 hogsheads of sugar from
within eight miles out to Matanzas, as
all the sugar cane has been burned.
Gen. Weyler states that there are only
800 insurgents in the province of Pinar
del Rio, but the Cubans assert that he
will soon repent of making that state
ment. There is no doubt that the in
surgents have suffered, but if the Span
ish commander should only partially
withdraw his forces from the eastern
part Of Pinar del Rio the insurgents
would gather into large bodies, having
only scattered IN small groups for the
present in order to escape the over
whelming forces sent against them.
The Cubans state that all such state
ments are directed from Madrid for the
purpose of influencing congressional ac-
tivity at. Washington.
A great deal depends upon MaximO
Gomez and the progress his army will
make within rhe next few weeks or so.
1t is not thought, however, that Gomez
will risk a pitched battle with the
Spaniards when he can apparently ac-
cOmplish the end in view without taking
any chances. However, the Cubans ex-
pect military news of Importance very
shortly, as it is understood that they
have been advised by the New York
junta that the moment is oppOrtune for
a coup of some description which will
be of Importance enough to demonstrate
that Gen. Weyler is not reporting the
exact facts when he says the province
of Pinar del Rio is now pacified, and
that he is now proceeding to accomplish
the pacitication Of the remainder of the
island of Cuba.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-14
ABOUT M'k|NLEYS Cabinet
GENERAL ALGER is CONSIDERED
SURE FOR THE WAR PORT
FOLIO.
HANNA WILL SLIP INTO THE SENATE
Will Be Secretary of State and
Gov. Bushnell Will Appoint
Hanna to the Senate.

Cleveland, Jan. 10.-The opinion among
those who claim to know is that Senator
Sherman will he offered and will accept
the secretaryship of state in McIkinley's
cabinet and that Mr.. Hanna will not be
one of the cabinet advisers of the next
president. 1t is believed to be certain
that Mr.. Hanna will be appointed as the
successor of Mr.. Sherman in the senate,
u place which he very much prefers to
any portfolio which the president-elect
vcould offer him. Inasmuch as the SEN
[atorial appointment would have to he
made by Governor Business, the arrange
ment herein suggested is said to indicate
the friendly feeling which Senator
Foraker has for the president-elect and
the chairman of the national committee
Regarding the selection of Cornelius n
Bliss for secretary of the navy, it is said
Mr. Bliss has been offered the place. but
he deferred his acceptance until he could
ascertain whether he could so arrange his
business affairs as to permit of his TAX
ing the place. Gen. Alger of Michigan
is counted as certain to be the secretary
of war.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-14
MADE A GENERAL DENIAL.
Minister De LONE Says Reports of Spain
Suing for Peace are Fabrications.

Washington. Jan. 12.-Senor Dupuy de
Lome's attention was directed today to
published statements purporting to come
from Madrid to the effect that the Span
ish government had instructed him to
notify the American secretary of state
that Spain would accept the terms of
peace settlement with Cuba submitted by
the American government, and that he
had cabled the authorities at Madrid
of his communicating the acceptance to
Mr.. Olney. The minister observed his
usual course in declining to discuss the
details of diplomatic subjecs but he was
emphatic in denying the publication as
a whole, stating that it had no basis of
fact and that in his Judgment it was Il
fabrication which could not have origina-
ted at Madrid. Further than this the
general denial was all the minister
would say, as this would necessarily lead
to a discussion of the real status of ne
gOtiationS.
From other sources, however it is
learned that the situation has undergone
no recent change and that the status to-
day is exactly what it has been for some
time. namely. purpose on the part of
Spain to apply extended reforms of au-
tOnOmy TO Cuba as soon as the pacitica-
ton of the island is assured.
The advices from Cuba satisfy officers
of the Spanish legation here that this
pacification is progressing rapidly.
A cable dispatch just received from
Gen. Weyler says that the province of
Pinar del Rio, which has been the storm
center of recent conflicts. is pacified. This
is regarded as not only important in itself,
but as completely cOntradicting a pub
lished statement made by Mr.. Money
that Pinar del Rio was not and could not
be pacitied. Gen. Weyler. in his Dispatch
explicitly refers to and contradicts the
published statement.
In this connection it is pointed out by
the Spanish officials that claims were
made that Cacaraiicara, the strategic
point of Pinar del Rio. could not be taken
without loss of hundreds of Spanish
troops. whereas, this point. said to be
impregnabe, has passed into the hands
of Gen. Weyler with the loss of only
twenty-siX men.
This pacification of Pinar del Rio. as
reported by Gen. Weyler. marks an i'm
portant step in the advance of the gen
eral plan of applying autonomy to the
island.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-14
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.

Washington, Jan. 12.-Little interest
was manifested in the house today in
the speakers decision of the point of
order made yesterday by Mr.. Dockery
(dem.) of Missouri against Mr.. Powers
motion to recommit the Pacific railway
funding bill, made yesterday after the
defeat of the measure. Immediately
after the reading of the Journal the
speaker sustained the point of order and
the bill will not be recommitted.
A bill to better define and regulate the
rights of aliens to own real estate in
the territories was passed.
On motion of Mr.. Hartman (repD of
Montana, bill was passed to amend
the law relative to the making of affi-
davits in the entry of public lands, so as
to permit applicants to appear before
the land Office registers by deposition
and also to place the burden of proof in
disputed questions, as to the classifca-
tiOn of mineral and agricultural lands,
upon the agricultural claimant.
Mr.. Brosius (rep.) of Pennsylvania,
from the committee on reform in the
civil service. called up bill to- amend
the law giving preference in the matter
of appointments to Union soldiers, dis
charged on account of wounds or sick
ness contracted in the service, so as to
create another preference class, to in
clude ex-soldier and sailors, or their
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-14
ATTEMPTED Suicide.

Lebanon. Pa, Jan. 10.-John NJ. Goss.
lin. aged 40 years, cashier of the Lebanon
National bank attempted to commit sui,
eide today by shooting himself in the
head. He will die. His wife and two
children had gone to church leaving him
in the house alone. The ball lodged be-
hind the right ear. and when found a
few minutes afterwards he was uncon-
scious. Besides his connection with the
bank he was teacher of a large Bible
class in the Lutheran church. For some
time past his health has not been good
and this. it is believed, prompted him to
end his life. His accounts with the bank
are said to. be correct.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-14
A BIG SHORTAGE.

st. Louis, Jan. PA special to the
Republic from Webster City, Mo-, says
After strenuous efforts bonds were Sc
cured today in the sum of $4,000 fol
County Treasurer j. w. S. Lindley, who
is said to be over 100000 short. The
is said to be over 100000 short. The
and it is given out that 100000 will bt
nearer the mark than $4,000. Lindley
was an active member of the Baptist
church, and it was through his church
relations that he secured bail. He is
said to have spent the money on the
Chicago Board of Trade.