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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-15
A Re sol uIIQN.

hevoting Resolution passed by the City
Council OF "a Lake city, September 10Th.
leo. which dooated and granted Pioneer
Square TO the Utah and Pacific Improve.
n,enf Company for railroad depot prr.
poses.
Whereas, on September Goth, 1875, tbia Coun.
Gil passed n resolution which was approved
by the Mayor o. the md Of october. 1875, do.
mating aud granting all of % ock 50 In r. at
"A" salt Lske ~ survey, known a. Pioneer
Square" to the Utah and Pacific Improvement
COmpsny,a corporation on ronuitlon that 1t
proceed to construct equip and operate a
standard guage railway from and to either of
the following point:
direction toward Los Angeles, Gal
md. From sAltair toward Deep Creek,
Srd. From Eureka, Utah, into the Deep
Creek Mining region;
And that hfty miles of SAID road he con.
might come TO ityi hin 1ne ear from the date
OF 81 grant, and one hundred miles thereof
must he completed and in operation for bust
ness by the first day OF January, Is s;Hnd
whereas, more than one year has elapsed
since tie date OF sad grant and no BART OF
sAId road has been constructed or completed
but the SAID Utah and Pacific Improvement
Company has made default in the essential
conditions Of SAID grant;
therefore, be II resolved;
lsl. That the Aforesaid resolution donating
and granting SAID Pioneer Square to the Utah
and Pacific Improvement Company. pssscd by
the Council september 2sth, lsJ6 and ap.
proved by the Mayor OctoOer Snd. lsHb, be and
the same is hereby revoked, cancelltd and dc.
clhIed void,
Ind. That Hon. r. n. Batkin who holds the
deed OF said Pioneer squgre IN escrow, he mott
fed by tie Recorder Of TIE passage of thus
resolution and requested TO return ssid sscIow
to the mayor and Recorder. To be by fhom de-
stroysd In the presence Of each othnr.
Passed by the City Counci OF Salt Lake City
stste OF Utah, October goth, 1885,. tile proved
and re ierred to the Mayor for his approval.
SEAL. DAVID .. EMEEY,
city Recorder
Approved this 20 h day OF october, A. d,
1881. - . -
JAMES GLRHDISNING,
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NuTioe TO CIR pIroRs
"
Estate OF Elizabeth Lano hyde, deceased.

NCTlCE is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
IN undeTalgned, Execute 0f tha isat Will
and testament ~ ~ zaheth Lane Hyde. do
relseu, TO the creditors OF and III persona hRv.
ing cihms arainsi tho said decensed,tO exiinit
them with the necessary Vouchers with n four
muntes after the FIRST pub cation Il his
notice. % The said eNccniore. at the on ie OF
Isaac NJ. Maddeli, Mccormick guiding salt
Lake City. In Inc Oounty nt Sat Lake Utah.
Dated october 10. 1875
IstA NJ wAnnELL.
CHARLES II HYDE.
Executors ~ he last will nnG teslAme mt of
Elizabeth Lans uyde. deceased
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Mon CT.
NOTICE or CALL OF me STOCKHOLDERS
MEtTiNG OF THE STATE tASK or UTAH

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
N order OF the President and Board OF
Directors OF the etnte liHnE OF ltuh, a meet
ing OF The stockhelderH thereof Is hereby
called for the purpose OF coDsiderinE and act,
ing on the queatiOn OF roductn rho Cgplta
reduction he maze. how an" lu,what manner
the same shall be made, and for that pup ne
10 amend Article I've t3) OF The Attcles Or
Iucoporation to reao as nuch stockholders, AZ
sA d meeting, shat DECIDE.
sara meeting shan he held a. the once Of
the state Bank OF Utah al The Corner Of Main
and south Temple htreHts, sal Latc CIV
Utuh outfe i4th DAY ct December. A, ID -
at the hour of o'clock y. N.
VIM u. PhhSrlN. Nic"'Prcti1ena
nERkk Ii. WELLS. CAsAi2e.
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NoTlCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ ameeling OF the board of directors OF
the above corporation and held ut me Office
hbove dpsgnsted on Monday. August 2slsiT.
an assessment of one mill ~ per share was
LEVIED on the capital stock of this corporation.
payable Saturday, September sbtb, 10 A. w.
knybould secretary and Treasurer OF this
company Mt above designated onicc Any
stoc. upon which TINS assessment may re-
main unpaid on the said 2Sih day Of septem.
her wti be delinquent and will DO advertised
for sale at public auction. and sold on Tues
day, october l2th, 1887, at 2p,m. of that day at
the De iinauent assessment. together with the
cost Of advertising and expeuse OF sale.
A, " RAlROULD,
seety and Treasurer.
Onlce l40 = Main street (upttairs).
DaIed Salt Lake City. Utah. August 9th.
lhy7.
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nS READING AND FILING 1HE PETI
~ ton III ghZ7belh DAVIS, eSccutrlx OF the
last will and testament of John uHyls, de
CeHsRd. settUE forth facts anu showing that
said estate 4. free froni debts ana ~ TeadinesS
for gnRl settlement and praying for decree
OF dh tributiun to be nAde OF he property OF
SAID estate rs directed by tho sHid viii and
testament OF said deceased and for the final
discharge of SAID eNecutrix.
Il is ordered that Al persons Interested H.
the estAtc Of the sid Juhn : DAVIS. deceased,
be and appear before the said court at the
court room thereof IN the CITY ana Coupty
Building sale LRfe City Uthh, on Saturday
the 9th day OF November 1891, At ten O'Clock
q m. then ana there 10 show cause why a
decree Of dl,uihuu n should not he made OF
the property Of shid estate among the uoyiseeA
IN acrordhncr with law Rud the provisions OF
ssid Will ard for the final discharge OF SAID
tNecutrix.
1t lie further ordered that n copy of this
order be pub ished In the daily ie-ne OF ne
noseret Eyonitg Ne~s. AneWspaper rub ished
IN the Clty and county u alt Lake, Utah. for
A. least ten DAYS before the san Str DAY OF
November, 1897
lated this 18th dAy OF October A. D. 1897.
OGDEN ILL.,. Judge.
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and in accordance with law and the order OF tho.
bonrd of directors made September 24th, 1897, 20
many shares Of each parcel of above stock muy
be necessary will be sold at auction at the Office Of
the secretary OF tho company, room 500 Progress
building, Salt Lake City. Utah, at O'Clock p. M,
Saturday, November 27th, 1897, to pay Delinquent
thereon, together with cost Of advertise
ing and expenses of sale.
Q, r. BOLTON, secretpry.
Salt Lake City, Utah, November II, 1891.
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The tate OF Utah sends Greeting to tmas
shil ana Cutharine u, shi J. bus wife
james n. Bacon. Trus &c, JgTyIs Conkha
MORTGAGE Irust Company. n Corporation
Rolaud II. Conklin add Joseph {. wlllel.,
Receivers, horih American trust tom
uRny h Corporation, Joseph u. Baeoa,
James II. BacOn ns trustee Tor Joseph d
Bacon, Defendants.
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NJ Office Is HEpEBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ "A meeting OF the HoHrd OF Directors of
the Dalton Gold Mining Il Milling company,
held on the 9Th day OF October, 1881, an assess
ment of one.haf cent per SHIRE was Levied
upon the subscriOed capital stock OF the cor
poration. rayabi- on or before the 18th day Of
November. 1881. to o. NJ Garrison secretary
of the company, at his olice, room No BIZ
Mccormick building. in salt Lake City. Utah.
any stock upon VIII CHI the ass essmeat shall
remain UNPAID on the 10Th day OF November,
1897, will be delinquent and he advertised for
sale, and unless payment Is made before,
will he sold At public auction on saj urday. The
ith day of December, it9I, at . n. IN, at the
said onico OF the secretary OF the company TO
pay delinquent se5smont, together with cost
OF advertising rnd EXPENSE OF sale.
c. Nj, GARRISON, secretary
Bv order of the Board OF Directors. salt
Lake City, Utah. Uctoher 6tn. 1881.
The stock hooks OF the company will close
on W ednesdRy. the .rd day OF November. J. 81.
and reopen on Mondry, the s.nd day of Nov
ember lsaT All stoc.i holders will No expected
10 bring their cerlilca as for propor endorse
ment when assessments are PAID. once
hours to 3p IN.
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Vou ALE HEREBY REQUIRED TO
Il appear in au action brought against you
by tho above named pant II IN the Dlslrlct
Court Of the hirG JudiciAl district OF the
state of Utah, and 10 answer The com.
plant II led therein WITHIN ten days texclusive
vice on you of this summons II
served within this county; or. II served
out of this county. but in this district, within
twenty Gays; otherwise within forty days, or
Judgment by defaulL vii be taken against you
according 10 the prayer of SAID compliant
1he said acton In brought to have decree
Of thls Court hdiudg NJ that alntin Is the
owner and lawfully IN end entitled to the pos.
session OF the AtIantc LODE aiming claim.
and the area thus in conflict between the
LOUISA Lode Mining uihlm and the Atlantic
ODDS Mining Claim and the lode therein, aud
quoting and CONFIRMING me pleintihs tltlc
PENDANT has not utic, nor right OF possession
II saId CO 1ict area or the lode therein, or
any part thereof that the defendant be re-
stra I'd pending The action and on trial por.
maBently from entering T. or on said conflict
area or The lode therein or any part thereof,
or mining In or extracting any ores or miner
ais tbcrefrom and froth IN any way interfer
ing with the possession 1heIeot; also that the
plRintih have all other further and proper
relief. with costs OF SUIT All OF SAID mining
cialms being situate In West Mountain Mining
District, AIT Lake County. Utoh.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
10 appear and answer die said amended com-
plant as above required, the said plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief demanded
therein.
the District Court OF the Third
Judicial District IN and for tho
tsEALl State OF Utan. this 2jth day Of octo-
Der, in the year OF our Lord ono
thousand eight hundred and ninety
seven.
DAVID @. DUNBAR, CLERK.
by NJ. NJ. LlGGAS, Deputy CLERK.
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Place Of Business 3 Atlas Block, salt Lake
city Utah.
Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN at meeting OF the board OF directors of
the above corporation and hold at the ofllce
above desIgnated on Friday. October sth. 1897,
an assessment of two anu one half (21g) mills
per snare was levied on the capital stock OF
his corp ration. payable on or before Friday.
December o. 1881, 10 Sharp Walker. treasurer
OF this company at above desig mated onlco.
ANY took upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on The SAID 80 day OF Decem-
Der will be delinquent and VIII be adv rtss
for sale o. public auction. and sold OF Tues.
day, Dec 2lst, 1871. pm. OF that day at
the above named place of business, to pay the
de inquent assessment, together with the
cost OF Advertising and eypensrs OF sale
SHARP WALKER, Treas,
HAROLD NJ. PIT. seo'y.
Dated salt Lake city Utah, Nov. 3. 1897.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT NOTICE
Skull Valley Mining a Milling Company. Score.
iafy's ONCE, salt Lake city, Utah. November
18th, 1891

There Is delinquent upon the folls-ipg described
stock, on secount OF assessment, number QUE levied
september 2A.h, ltgl, the several amount, Get
opposita tho names OF The respective Shareholder
IA follows.
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Alfred Crebbin, Plaintiff, Va samuel shll and
CHtharine 4 shlll, bis wife, james ii
Bacon, Trustee, JARVIS Donklin Mortgage
Trust Company u Corporation liollnd g.
tonklln anu Joseph L, Milett, Receivers,
North American rust Company 4 orpol
huOn, Joseph i'. haCon. jane u Bacon,
as trustee Tor Joseph Is. Bacon, DeteudaniS
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In the District Court Frobptc Division, Third
Judicial District in and for Salt LAKE
County. State OF Utah.
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EsTRAY POUND NOTICE.

nEE DARK BAY OR BROWN MAR 4
~ about IL years old; right hind foot white
star in forehead. on left shoulder.
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fTArE OF UTAH, L.,
City and County OF sEit Lake.
!, DAVID S y uery. City Recorder OF Salt
Laks Lity, ttAie OF Utah do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing Ia a full, true
and correct COPY OF q resolution entitled
"A Resolution rcyoEing hesniuiion passed
by the City Council Of sal Like City, 'optem-
Der 9th, lsy, which donated and or. nted
Pioneer Square the Utah and iacinG I'm
prOvement Complny for Railroad Depot Fur
poses" passed BY nc City council ot said city.
october gGth, 1S'i, End approved by the
Mayor, C ober 2Dth, 1891, ms appears OF record
ia my ONCE
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
baud and affixed the corporate seal OF said
city this Tue let duy Of Nov mber. A. ID
lsb5,
DAVID S. EMERY,
j.. .al. Ci.y Recorder.
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oRDyR.

la tho District Court OF the Third Judicial
District OF the state ot Utah, County OF
alt Lake, rebate Division.
In the Matter of the Estate Of John s. Davis
dccpAged
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polen J. Flats plaintiff, vs. wilma" "
FLATS, defendant summons
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York Mining Company, Plaintiff, vs.. John Ii
shannon, efendant.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


orloe OF the Commercial Gold Mining and
Milling Company.
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LEGAL NOTICE..

by GEO. E. BLAIR. Deputy Oler'
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-01-07
Secret Societies.
Timothy Chase Lodge, F. and A. M, will
hold its annual meeting this, Thursday,
evening.

Timothy Chase Lodge, F. and A. NJ, will
hold its annual meeting this, Thursday
evening.
Tarratine Tribe, 1. 0. r. NJ, has elected
the following officers: Sachem, E. M
Croker; Senior Sycamore, r. c. Barton
Junior Sycamore, W. G. Sawtelle; Prophet
Chas M. Perkins; Chief of Records, B. H
Conant; Keeper of Wampum, f. H. WEIGH
/ The chiefs will be raised next Monday.
King Solomon Council, Royal and Select
Masters, elected the following officers Tues
day evening: 7. l. NJ, S. A. Parker; D. NJ
j. 81. Howes P. c. of W., Chas. O'Connell
TT, Robert Burgess; Rec, G. E. johnson
c. of G., h. J. Chaples; C. of c., F. E
Crowley; S., D. L. Guptill; Sect, H. W
Mariner; Standing Committee, E. S. Carter
A. W. Heating, o. G. White.
Golden Crown Lodge, K. of P, of Brooks
has elected officers as follows: Chancellor
Commander, T. A. Elliott; vice chancellor
E. H. Lttletield; prelate, Geo. w. Lewis
keeper of r. and S., E. G. Roberts; NJ. O.
F.. F. W. Pingree M. of E., F. K. Roberts
M. at A., c. A Lane; M. of W., DR.. c. W
Jennys; I. G., E. T. Bessey; 0. G., Geo. e
| Miller. There will be public installati on
| Fort Knox Lodge, No. 129, 1. o. o. F., o
| Bucksport has elected the following officer.
| for the year 1897; A. B. Ames, noble grand
| Zebby Heath, vice grand; W. 81. Gardner
| secretary R. H. Emery, treasurer; Havene
/ nhcfa n bn11 Y
| Nc Allister and Geo. d. Crane, trustees
Installation this, Thursday, evening, Jan
I, by District Deputy Grand Master Sargen
of Castne.
| following officers at its regular meeting
Dec. 30th: Chancellor Commander, Jaco1
X. Dennett Vice Chancellor, Joseph S
Burrows Prelate, Rufus c. Barton; keepe
of Records and Seal, Freeman NJ. Wood
Master at Arms, Andrew S. Fahy; Maste
of Finance Jesse E. Wilson; Master of Ex
| chequer, Geo. Z. Poor; Master of the Work
Joseph A. Montetiore.
| The Supreme Lodge, A. O. U. W, has de.
| signattd Monday, Jan. 18th, as memoria
day, for deceased members Enterprise Lodg
! of this city viii hold memorial services a
the Methodist church Sunday, the 17th a
; O'Clock p IN, with an address by the pas
tor, whose son, the late DR.. B. Henry Win
slow, was a member of the order. Enter
prise Lodge was instituted June 10, 1888, ant
has lost six members, C. W. Haney, Free
A. Garlic and Geo. l. Nludgett of Belfast
Quincy F. Bean and James Leman of Lib
erty and Geo. l.. Moore of Searsmont.
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The Belfast Schools.

The winter term of school opened Jan
4th, with large attendance in all the
grades. There are several changes in til ,
teachers. Miss Ella NJ. Folsom, assistant in
the Central intermediate school, was grant
ed leave Of absence for one term by thu
school committee, and her place is supplied
by Miss Alma F. Titon of the Gramm "
school of the Eead of the Tide. Miss Edith
Ladd, assistant to Miss Bird is transferred
to the Head of the Tide. and her place is
taken Tor the term by Miss Mabel Brown
who has been assistant to Miss Robe rts in
the North Primary. The latter position will
remain vacant for the present.
The special school opens very favorably
with 10 pupils, all boys except one. They
are the larger pupils in several grades of the
lower school, who by reason of sickness OF
other causes have got behind in their tud-
les. There others who will attend the
school as soon as room and accommodations
can be made for them.
Supt. Brick will be pleased to meet all
who INTERESTED in the proposed evening
school at the High School room next FIR iday
evening at O'Clock.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-01-07
The Churches.

The beautiful city (Befas0 at the head of
Penobscot Bay awaits with high anticipation
the coming of the State Conference. [Chris-
tian Mirror.
Services at the Unitarian church next
Sunday will include sermon by the pastor,
Rev J. NJ. Leighton, at 1915 a. m, subject,
Public Sentiment followed by Sunday
school
The services at the Universalist Church
next Sunday will be follows Morning
worship with sermon at 10 45, subject, I" The
Unknown God" Sunday school immedi-
ately following. Young peoples meeting at
six o'clock, topic, Seeming"
At the Baptist church there will be preach
ing next Sunday morning and evening by
the pastor. The morning subject will be
preparation for Service Josh. 80. The
evening subject will be, "The Shadow upon
Life Consequent upon Rejecting the Christ
Life" Mark, 10 %. The music will be as
follows: Morning-Selection, The Lord is
in His Holy Temple" ar by G. II Wells ;
anthem, "The Homelight," by Macy.
Evening-Selection, Chorus, Trio, "Father,
Lead me by Thy Hand, ?" from Belshazzar.
| Rev G. G. Winslow, pastor of the NJ. E.
Church, sent his parishioners each at New
| Years d heat folder with the cut of the
church and words of cheer and greeting. He
feels much gratified at the attendance at the
meetings and Sunday school. and at the out
look for the future. Last Sunday forenoon
one person was consecrated in baptism, and
four We're received into full mem ership
The services next Sunday will be at the
usual hours, and the weekly prayer aud
class meetings during the week usual.
The Christian Mirror in reporting the
Noruh church centennial speaks of Rev
| George s. Mills a. "the young pastor who
in his year and one-half with this old church
has proved himself worthy successor OF
the good men aud true who Ia " minister
ed TO the people d Belfast" and IF DIR, G 60
W. Field as "a native Of Belfast, born IL
the church, its PRIDE and It's glory as the un
surpassed preacher of the State of Name
In another column the Mirror says:
DR.. Field did gracious deed for his ma.
| tive town i'll the mastery address vhith was
| the feature OF Tuesday.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-01-07

The finances of Waldo county are in
excellent condition. Two years ago the
liabilities exceeded the resources by over
81, 200, and at the close OF 1896 the re-
sources exceeded the liabilities by So,
S26. PA gain in two years of SO, 099 Il.
This satisfactory condition of affairs is
largely due to the reforms instituted by
Sheriff Norton, in which he has had the
active aid and cooperation of all the
County Commissioners. Waldo county
may well be proud of her very effective
officials
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-01-07
0NE WORD IN TINE
Is Better Than Two Afterwards.
Chance to Profit by a Boston
Mans Experience
From the Boston Heruld. |

1t is a strange thing how people will put away
things that go to make up our every day exist
ence; the trouble is we don't pay sufficient atten-
ton to them. "a wink to the wise may be sutt-
Gent but sometimes We don't get that wink and
not all wise. Now, for instance Backache
is a little thing. Sometimes it comes after hard
days work, or slight cold. 1t will pass off, YOU
say; it's only the result of overtaxing my back.
This is where you are wrong 1t isn't the fault of
your back, but your kidneys The exertion or
straining has interferred with their delicate
mechanism You call it backache, but it really
is kidney ache. If the kidneys are not relieved,
chronic disorders set ill., and this is where the
"ittle thing should not be passed over A Bos-
ton man has learned to appreciate what delay
means. We refer to j. H. Matthews, who resides
a No. Garland street. This is how he speaks
about it .'Some eight years ago had a bad fall.
which rendered my back lame and sore. | was not
surprised at this, as my accident was bad one
but as time went on my back did not appear to
improve and wondered at it. | never seemed to
get perfectly we'll. 1t would hurt to stoop over
or lift anything heavy. l suffered with dull head
aches colds. drafts, and even dampness had i'm
mediate effect my back. l was always looking
for remedy for my ills. At last l found it. l got
box of Doan's Kidney Pills at Bradbury's drug
store Washington street. They were highly
recommended and | began their use at once.
Their action like unto magic and day by
day the pain began to lesson in my back. l am
glad to give the public the benefit of my expert
ence. Doans Kidney Pills excellent medicine,
and strike right at the point of kidney troubles -
Doan's Kidney Pills are for sale by all dealers,
price so cents, mailed by Foster Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, N. V. sole agents for the United States.
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To the Comrades of Co. A., 2o.h he.

The kegimental Association is collecting
material fer a history of the regiment to be
printed early the coming spring 1t is de-
sired that every man who served in the regi-
ment shall receive due notice. | have the
blanks for Co. A. Comrades, will you kind
ly write your names and post office address
on postal card and send to me, that | may
correspond with you, in order to get the in
formation that shall make our history as
complete as our services in the field entitle
us to. ID. 0. BOWEN,
Morrill,, Me-