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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-01
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE. = THERE WILL BE A
sneclaI meeting of the Stockholders Of
cold Ridge Mining company helG on
Thursday. Oct I. 1897. al the office of
iamberger q Mcmillan. No. 1fl S. Main
St. liz Salt Lake City, Utah, at O. clock
o m, for the purpose of amending thc
articles of Incorporation Sc as to make
sock assessabIe. The general meeting for
the election OF officers IS hereby called
10 meet at the same place at ? o'clock
ON said date. j. E. BANIBEREER
President
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BURGLARY.

Sometime yesterday morning the
store of Jaccobstone was entered
through the rear window, the glass be
ing smashed. and a lot of gents furn-
islling goods taken. Nearly every piece
had the firm name on it. The robbery
Was not discovered till yesterday morn
ing when the store was opened for
business.
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Eternal VIGILANCE

Is the price Of perfect health. watch
carefully the first symptoms of I'M
nure blood Cure boils, piInples, hui
T1lors and scrofula by taking Hoods
and aches of rheumatism. malaria and
stomach troubles, steady your nerves
and overcome that tired feeling by
taking the same great medicine.
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NEWS OF THE WEST
Interest In the Idaho Inter-Mount-
ain Fair.
SOURCE OF THE FEATURES
MINING, AGRICULTURAL AND
LIVE STOCK EXHIBITS.

Five Thousand Dollars in Purses For
the Races-Half of the Idaho
Laws Assailed Under the Fee Law
Decision = Congressman Gums
Return-creat Northern Exten-
sion In Montana
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No+ice of Delinquent Assessment.

srRoNGS CANYON WATER COM
,511vST ,ocatfon Of principal place of bust
49, ogden. Utah N0tice.-'nhere are de-
t1oTeof upon the following described
sock on account of assessment levied on
~ s1st day of July. \. D. 1891. the sew
sr.aI amounts set opposite the names Of
the respective shareholders as follows. TO-
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The u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior TO aN Others.
Old Furs Artistically Remodeled.
Mehesy the Furrier. Knutsford.
sHER1FF's SALE.

BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO
me directed from the Third JUDICIAL dis
trlct coGrl, Salt Lake county, STATE of
utah, IN favor Of Wiliiam Anderson and
against H f., BafStoWs J, H., Raleigh,
ana W. =. q Meara, TO satisfy . judg-
melt OF two hundred and three and 80 lU0
dollars, and twenty-five and sc 100 doliars,
cOs5 OF SUIT, with interest uhere1n from
ule 26th Gay Of April, 1897, at S9o per an
mum, acld accrulng costs, L have levied
upStl al the right, title, claim and IN
tefe5- OF said Defendants, II. Il. Barstow,
y. II. Raleigh and w. z. o Medra, IN and
10 the following described real estate, to-
VIZ, be4n& part Of lot 8, in block 26, plat
Z, SAT- Lake City survey, and more
pAttleu.ariH descrloed as f9A9ws, fo-wl5:
Commencing AT a point l41.43 feet south
81 cegHees and Is minutes, east from the
E9Iraeas[ corner of saad block 26, plat
''E, thence SOUTH 81 degrees and 10
minutes. east 3l-55 feet, west 12I.66 feet,
norca Il degrees, west TO a point 1864
feet. due west of the place OF beginning,
the2ce east 1l3.64 fe5-, to u1e place OF be-
ginning. Together with the right OF way.
commencing at q point 105 feet south, 81
degrees and % minutes east of the north
east corner Of block &c. plat ''E, SaM
Lake CITY survey thence west 2Si.26 feet
north Is degrees and IS minutes, west 20
the north line Of the SAID block IS, the
same being the south side of Cane ST. est,
lhc1ce west 20 feet. thence south 26 de-
ices ana 70 mflautes, east Il-9 feet to a
Inc running east and west in center of
SAID block Z6, ullence east along the said
cercer line to the east line Of block 20
the same being the west line of Wall
street, Haence norm 81 degrees and 10
minutes west along the west lime of Wall
street TO the place of beginning, situate
IN Salt Lake county state of Utah, and
l WA expose the same for sale, or 50
much as viii satisfy plaintiffs demand
to-wit, S2O335, and $3.50, with interest
thereon from the 2Gtn day of April, 1897
~ S95 per annum and accruing costs, at
the west fr3ut door of the county court
house in the city and county of Salt
Lake. stgps of Utah, on the 25th day of
October, 1887. at u o'clock nopn to De
sold as the property of j. II. Raleigh. at
su& of William Anderson. terms of sale,
cash
Dated at Salt Lake City. Oct. /. 1897.
THOMAS P. LEWIS,
Sheriff Of Salt Lake County.
BY J. 3, TI9GMONY, I4e5uty Sheriff.
Nrebs & HoppauGh, Attorneys for plain
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DENVER AND RETURN $4,000,

Via Flo Grande Western Railway.
On October End and Ord The Rio
Grande Western railway announces
rate OF $20 10 Denver and return for
the Festival of Mountain ana Plain.
Tickets good until October 1oth.
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san Lake City. Utah. Aug. q. 1887.

BY order of the board of directors. the
time for paying the above assessment has
and the date of sale has been postponed
until Monday. Noy. 15 1897, at j. o'clock,
noon. FREDERICK LYON,
Secretary.
Salt Lake City, Utah. Sept. q, 1897 ,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-01

Hoods Pills are the best family ca
thartic and liver tonic. Gentle, reliable.
cure
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-01
ROCK SPRINGS WEDDING.
Two. Prominent Young People Enter
the Rlissful State.

the Blissful State.
Rock Springs. Wyo.. Sept. ga n
GIIdsrs!eeve and Miss Florence CLARK
were married at the ST. Bartholomew
Episcopal church at noon today. Mir.
Gilderslesve is assistant cashier OF the
FIRST Material bank and secretary and
general manager OF the Rock Springs
Lumber company. Mrs. GildersIeeYe is
the daughter Of Mrs. Clark. suDerin-
tend,sat of public schools, ana q niece
Of Senator Q. D. Clark Of this state, and
.. O. Clark, superintendent Of the UEl-
ion Pacific Coaa company.
The young couple started cast over
the Un.oa Pacific this afternoon on a
wedding "Trip that VIII likely take in
Denver, Salt Lake and California
points, after which they viii settle
down TO housekeeping in the very cozy
home furnished by Mr.. Gildersleeve- A
large number Of friends saw the young
couple off on the train.
DR. ]. L. Workman, Of the American
Museum OF Natural History, is about
completing his work Of exhuTl4ng q
mammoth RrontosOrus ENcelsus. OF
lizard, from the Como ridge, rear Medl-
cine Bow. DR.. Workman has spent the
entire summer n the work, and has
taken out two monster vertelorae re-
mains The bones are very large and
have TO be handled with great care.
AS soon as they are taken oIt q coating
of plaster Of Paris is given them to
prevent cracking.
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Balance.

Balance
And in accordance with law and an Or
dor If fine board of directors made on the
Sist day of July, A d. 1897, 50 many
Tnsv be necessary will be sold at the Of
&C. OF the company 24S6 Washington
avenue. Ogden, Utah on the 25th day of
Septenber. A d. 1897. at the hour of
o'clock pm of said day. to pay the de-
linouent assessment thereon, together
with the cost of advertising and expense
of sale =. r BRAIZl
Secretary Of the Strong's Canyon Water
0gdsn. Utah. Sept. 4, 1891
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The secretary reported that some OF the
Shareholders have failed TO pay their as
he Thought that all assessments would be
paid if the sale of delinquent stock vas
postponed for a short time. ThereupOn y:
c. Ghamberlin moved that the time OF
sale Of delinquent stock ttO-wit. Septell-
Der 25th. 1891 at o'clock 2. M on a.
count of assessment levied July list 1o5ls
be postponed until October Ind, lSyrs car
ried unanimously. E. f. b 55eL-esz
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S. j. Griffin, Corner 24th and Graz
Ogden, Utah.

We repair bicycles, fishing rods, shot
guns and rifles; in fact. everything. We
make models, rubber stamps and fish
ing rods. Outside orders given prompt
and careful attention.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Master in Chancery of said Circi
toErt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-10
TORPEDO BOAT NO. 6.
Official Test Made Off Warwick
Light Today.
Vessel Made an Average Speed Of 2S.72
Knots an Hour.

The torpedo boat No. lie TT the Herre'-
boff wharf promptly at 10 o'clock this
morning on her official trial Win naval
officers on board.
Every man on board was weighed in
cluding Nat Herreshoh, and RS the coal,
equipment and ballast were officially
weig hen yesterday, the boat is laden es
she will be W hen in commission. AS the
live and dead weight aboard did not
bring the boat up to the required figure,
considerable lead was slowed away as
excess ballast. Tne boat started for her
So knot run or five times over the eleven
knot course, from Bonnet shoal to War
wick Light. The dock trial was held
yesterday.
Torpedo Boat No. g. in two hours run
on her official trial today averaged 2s.72
knots. ~.-.u.z@
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-10
Olsen Dangerously Hurt
on a Coal Barge.
Knocked SenselesS by Falling
Wheel of a Barrow.
He Is Now at the r. !. Hospital His
Skull! May Be Fractured.

Andrew Olsen, a Norwegian, 81 years old,
one OF the crew of the barge HopatcJng,
Is now Mt the Rhode Island Hospital and Will
probably die ffom the effects OF an accident
on the birg. tais morning. At 0:30 O'Clock Oh
sen with Mis- Anderson, another Of the crew,
was st tnaing neag the side os the barge,
" hici is at the dock of the Pomroy Coal Com
pany, and was knocked down by a wheel
'hat became detached from one of the bar
rows sed by the men some 30 feet above him
Oh the run of tho coal pocke.. Olsen was
clrried insensible 10 the galley of the barge
and the ambulance from the hospital was sum-
moned. The injured man was taken TO that
institution ana up TO the present time the
doctors cannot state what the result of the
injury will bs. IL is feared, however, that
his skull il fractured.
The wheel which struck Olsen weighs about
3 rounds, and IL Is supposed nut came of
the axel Of the barrow. The barrow is two
wheel affair and is used by men On the top OF
the coal pocket.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-10
CoTroN MARKET.

Toral sales, 175. 700. Market closed
steady at decline.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-10
INDICTMENT QUASHED
Editor BraZeau Will Not Have To
Stand Trial.
He Was Accused of Sending Obscene
Matter Through the Mail.

John h. s. tr,zesu, editor Of the st.
John bsp,iste, q French psrer pun I he'd
a; Pawtucse;, was in dicted By the United
States grand jury about three months ago
for senriug obscene rrntter through the
mPil. The Offer C, c n istsd of usingga
Jesident az being vie person. rollow-
Ing the finding of the indictment, cour-
eel for the defendant made a motion to
qassb it, and this morning Judge Brown
handed down his decision. According TO
the decision there was no ave ment that
;he psrers were addressed fnd this lack
OF averment caused tn qussbing CT ths
iDdictn n, Ju6g3 Prown . ties that the
statu @ does not mffe cri inal tie mere
6spcsiti1g IN pos,o;il % of obscene mat
ter, even though 1t DO knoSipgly de-
posted with knowladge OF its obscene
character. The substance Of the off,nc
is-tke employment Of, or ettempt to
employ. the mails for ths Transmission of
ooseere matter. Tie cepositing psoli-
oi,isd by the statute, Is dsposiling for
mailing or delivery.
A newsp-psr without ADDRESS or direc.
tion for elivery is not even eIpaIeatly
cip1ble Of eGettng any purpo'e or in
tent. AS tie mere depositnG in the ost-
o ice OF N oh cepe " inE, Without
direction for msiliug or delivery is iucau-
al of eff ting the evil against which
tae ststu,t j, provided, aud IL not crimi-
nal With whatever intent, the sctu lly snd
a pirsnily ncsp bic Instrument was
emi lored, srd IS this indicsmept Depart
ing from well est nlshed p'tc dnt ri cs
notniog more, ths notion to quasa rs
gr,nted.
re decision clff'd attention to the
difference pttwten letter addressed to a
p'rticuiar person ana the mere epositing
of newspaper.
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RELIEF CORPS.
Continued from Page ~


out OF the same csnteen at st. Louis and
Atlanta, and striving under oDe,a and only
one, hsg for the land they love. This land
here honest labor is remunerated. where
the poor may become ricn. Now here IL
honest enneavor so we'll recognized.
"These blessings are due 10 the boys OF
'6l. They know no East, no West, no
South. no North, bat wherever you find
them you will lind taem pledgei TO keep
ing this country, tue land of the Tree and
the refuge of the oppressed. My cont
rades, let US look out for the future; let
US zee to Ii that we hand down to pos
tsrity country more noble than we
found it. Again, my comrades, i thank
you and Rhode Island for this splendid
welcome" The effect of their Chiefs
worls is not easily described. Ii was
| several moments hataInta quartet could
get n chance to offer their selection.
Past Commander Alonzo Williams de-
scribed the great plrt Rhode Islsno had
in the history OF he nation and referred
to the character OF Roger Williams. lie
concluded by saying "This country is
safe for we have set up principle that
the people will not dare see undefendec." I"
Altert Clark Of Boston, thanked the
Veterans for the cordial welcome ex-
tended. Past Department Commander
Daniel Il. ballou, said that these honcrs
arc due TO cur commander and especially
TO our Pact Commander stone, whose
term wo wish 10 close In tlaze OF glory.
He then presented 10 he chief guest OF
the evening, In whose honor the oan-
quet was given, a Beautiful watch. lie
said that the comrades felt that some
token OF remem hrance should be be-
slowed on Past Department Commander
Stone, ano SIS he wore the gilt elose TO his
breast IL would be significant OF the heart
beats of his fellow soldiers.
Responding to the gift .Comradn Stone
soid: 81 was stranger when you re-
ceived me and YOU have made me one OF
your own. sthought had reached the
highest point that my ambition could
ask TOR when, one year ago i was elected
TO this oiiics. Now, when lay down
this nonor IL Is tie proudest moment of
my life. ] shall 90 everything in my
power 30 aid the organization OF which
you and are proud members.
Ex.Msyor Iiepke Of Pawtucket, made
an eloquent address, ana General Il. III.
Rhodes presented an elegant desk TO Ad-
jutsrt General Phillip y. Cnase on behalf
Of his comrades. Alter his r. ponse Cen
srral Kendsll OF the Rhode lsinGd Militin.
/ Mr.. Clark OF Westerly and Dlvision COM
msnder 1bompson II the Sons of |eter-
ans, made re MARKS.
1nc ,ociri cssrcises q thc ladies' han.
quet on the ucor nt low. wore psssided
over by Mrs. Agnes hitt OF Indiana, toe
national president. ommander-in-Chief
GARRISON ana Mayor McGuinness made
/ addresses.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-10
THE COTTON AND GRAIN MARKET.

Price. Mccormick & Co, in th-ir daily lot
ter 20 Allen & Lynch, state that in Liverpool
this morning the prices of both spot AND
future remained practically uncnnns d. al
though sometimes shade lower, which was
about what was expected. The receipts to-
day arc about 1900, against ll,y2 last
week and r., ,5ll last year. the trade" they
say. sis rather mixed at tho moment. but the
situation continues strong and the improve
mont in the Fall River conditions onght 20
exert n sustaining influence on values"
Wheat was higher &c day. A special dis
patch from Chicago 20 Sullivsn, Morris & Co.
states That considerable wheat was purchased
today nnd that Il looks us n somebody was
trying 20 absorb all the floating stock.
The cables today statc that cargocs % of
coas. wheat in London were steady; on pas.
sage stendicr. E1riisa country markets were
quics and steady In Liverpool the prices Of
wheat ana corn were unchanged
Il. J. knight & Go. quote Paine, Wobbcr &
Co: ''Ghc prcsolt wheat visible, E,S5.OlO
bushels. IL wiihin 2il5 bu .heis ~ the.mini.
mum visible OF lsB, and only 25.OJJ bushels
greater than the visible In July last. A con-
tinuance OF the average weekly decrease since
January o; l,S5S, soo until July ] next would
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; inanCial World.
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reduce the visible to ls, 467, 200, tho smallest
since May 10, 1884, when cash wheat ranged
from 9S 7-S 10 sl.05 a bushel"
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IN THE
k.*e*$

The market was very irregular today ard
lower In streaks. The interest at present Is
centered for the time being ON the Industri-
ais. The sentiment in regard to Sugar h do
cidedly bearish in anticipation OF an adverse
schedule in the Dingley bill. II is rumored
that the examination of the Tobacco people
will result in some damaging disclosures in
regard to the fnanci,l management OF the
company. In relation 20 this Wortley says:
"Ths record OF the company is so thoroughly
bad that no news in regard TO the manage
ment will surprise the street. Trading In IL
is mainly professional, there being very little
outside market in it,"
In London this morning Americans were
firm, Reading leading the gain with 3-S per
cent. II is believed that the settlement OF the
European political difficulties will progress
satisfactorily and that the present hrmness
Of American rails will lead TO activity. New
York foreign houses bought some Reading,
but had no other orders OF consequence.
A special dispatch from Cincinnati states
that the whislSey interests are 10 hold another
meeting there next week IL is said that an
end. avor will be made to patch up some
agreement regarding prices, but the meeting
is ostensibly TO urge Congress 20 reduce taxes
a dlspatcn 10 =. Franklin Nusehb q ,o
states that when the other States have fol
lowed the example Of Ohio and Indiana and
have taxed Western Union, the extra tax will
amount TO about $4,000 and when this is ad'
ded TO the s6O0,0 900 of Bell Telephone income
it will represent about per cent of the com
pany's dividend, an argument that has led
many.to expect a reduction Of the rate.
The statement Of earnings Of the Big Four
shows an increase Of sl3, 702 during the fourth
week of January.
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= A. W.

Washington, Feb. iO-For New Fngland-
Fair and colder tonight; Thursday increasing
cloudiness followed by snow in southern por-
tions Thursday; northeasterly winds.
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Will Not Be Tried.

!. The case Of Thomss Rcfdy Of Central
Fail, against officer, wbippIe aud sylves-
ter OF the same city which is on the cal
endsr Of tie common pleas division fer
for FridSys Nil;lnot be trisd M counsel on
th't day have other engagements.
Rsidy cltims that he was severely as
ssulted by tho two officers on a steamer
on the bay last summer on the occasion
OF an excursion OF the police officers Of
tho babv cite.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-10
TALKED ABOUT.

At II o'clock last evening patrolman Darcy
found two pefdlcrs' wagons near Early street
and took them 20 stable on Stenwood street.
Fire alarm box - has been removed from
the front of ttho Knight street police station
90 .the corner .of Westminster and Burgess
stroe's.
= A fosius was found In the catch basin corn'r
Of Summon and Friendship streets this after.
noon hy worymcn connected with The sewer
department. 10 was taken to Tho morgue
pcnnT-ir. -lc- llo'. .macllnc wus stolcn from
the front OF Howard J.. lcargc drug store,
g5O Elmwood avenue. Monday night. ani was
found in an open lot near by patrolman Mul.
doom lat evening. Irhe contents arc missing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-10
Verd CT for The Plaintiff.

In the case OF Gould and Angel against
Thomas W. Bicknell the jury this after
noon brought in . verdict for 30 for sthe
plsi-Hn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-10

PARTICIPATION ACCOUNT.
A DIVIDEND of 2 per cent. on
Participation Accounts has been
declared, payable on and after
February 70.
Deposits OH or before February
Is draw interest from February L.
Dividends February and August.
This Account offers the advan-
faee of Savings Banks with the
additional security of the capital
stock of the Company.
Legal depOsitary for Trustees,
Executors, administrators, Guar
dians, Assi9nees, Etc,
SAMUEL Il. COLT. President.
j. Nj. ALDERMAN, Vice President.
CYRUS u. BROWN, Treasurer.
WALDO NJ. PLACE, secretary.l
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-17
TYBEE ROAD WASHED BY TIDES
THE TRACK ON MQUEEN's ISLAND
UNDERMINED.

| The Late Train Unable TO Reach the
City and One Hundred Sunday Elk
cursiOnists Kept on the Island All
Night-The Highest Spring Tides OF
the Year-The Road to BE Repaired
at Once and the Delay to Travel
Only Temporary.
About IS or 100 of the 800 or 400 excursion
lists who spent yesterday at Tybee had to
remain on the island all night.
The highest spring tides of the year came
along yesterday and, of course. the Tybee
road was the sufferer. There is seldom
a flood nor a storm but the Tybee road
catches it "in the neck" and so it was this
time.
The high tides caused one or two small
washouts on the road in the morning,
but these were repaired and during the day
the trains got along all right. 1t was only
with great difficulty however. that the
train leaving the island at $50 o'clock
railroad time, made the trip, which it did
by passing slowly over the washed places,
and through the fact that the worst places
had been braced up by placing crosstes
underneath for a support.
For a distance of five or six miles Just
this side Of Lazaretto creek there were
washouts every 100 or 200 yards and in some
places the earth was washed entirely
away from under the track. The water
then had an hour to rise, and it was evil
dent unless something could be done, no
more trains could pass over that portion
of it. The ebb of the tide is always strong
er than the flow, so there was no doubt
that the washouts would increase in size
right along. In one place the track on one
side was under water but by exercising
care, the engineer of the train succeeded
without much difficulty in getting to the
city.
Supt. T. d. Kline of the Central was
on the train, and took steps to send a
work train down the road at once in the
hope of getting it repaired in time for the
night train. This, however, was found
impossible, as the track was too bally
washed. The road, it was stated, will be
in good repair to-day. The morning train
going down to the island was about an
hour late, owing to the necessity of re-
pairing one of the washouts before the
train could go over it.