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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-05-05

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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-05-05
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
THE ORIGINAL Decentralization OF
SILVER WAS EFFECTED BY
JEFFERSON'S ORDER.

He Was at All Times Opposed to Cheap
Money and liquidation of Debts BE-
iieved That Coinage Ratio should stick
Close to the Market Ratio Favored Use
of Both Metals. but Showed a Moderate
Preference For Goid-Couid Not Have
Stood on tho Chicago Platform.
Thomas Jefferson was patriot and
statesman of tho highest order. 1t is
proper for all true Democrats to cele-
brate his birthday, April 10. and to
commemorate his many excellent quail
tiles, but why should those who voted
III 1890 to ropudiato debts and to cheap
en- our dollar by attempting to fix an
artificial ratio between gold and silver
widely different from tho market ratio
meet to honor. or dishonor, jefferson y
name? Is there anything in his writings
| or his conduct TO Indicate that he would
have been cheap money and repudia-
| ton Democrat
In 1888 Mr.. Jefferson wrote:
The proportion between the value of gold
and silver liz mercantile problem altogether.
80. just principles will lead us to disregard
| ltkhi proportions hllpkctntIt 10 inquire INTO
| tho market price Of gold in tho several coun-
tries with which wo shall principally be con
| nected in commerce and to take an average
from them.
Does this sound like the silver plank
Of tho Chicago platform?
In letter to Mr.. Hamilton in Feb
ruary, 1909. Mr. Jefferson expressed his
opposition to cheapening the dollar or
reducing the monetary unit He said of
tho dollar:
| very much doubt n right now to change tho
value, and especially to lessen it. IL would
lend to 40 easy mode of paying Off their
debts should II be Thought however.
that congress may reduce tho value of tho dol
lar, should bo for adopting for our unit. In
stend of the dollar, either ono ounce Of pure
silver ono ounce OF standard nilver, 10 M to
keep tho unit Of money part of the system
OF measures. weights and coins
Tho original characterization of sill
yer" WINS effected by tho following or
der from Thomas Jefferson;
DEPARTMENT or STATE, May 2, 1860
Shin consequence of representation from
| tho directors of tho Bank of the United States
| that considerable purchases have been mndo
Of dollars coined Mt the mint for tho purpose
| of exporting Thorn, and na II is probable fur
Their purchases and expectations will DO mada,
the president (Thomaa Iefferson4 directs TINT
all silver to he coined Mt tho mint shall be of
small denominations no that tho value of tho
largest piece shnll not exceed half dollar
JAMES MADISON,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-05-05
CYCLE NOTES.

Discovery that VIII Keep Macadam
Roads Free from Dust
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-05-05
Widow Jones Suits.

An all-wool suit, made
on honor. Every seam
double sewed, and pants
made with double knees.
Sizes to fit boys up to Is
years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-09
An English yi,w Of Our Checking
system.


The American Constitution has been
called n system OF checks. 80 In
American life when you want TO
travel you give your baggage to tue
porter OF your hotel and he gives you
check In return. AT the station you
reclaim II with check and pass 1t IL
at a counter and receive another
check. As you approach your desti-
nation another funciionsry comes
along the train, takes your check and
gives you another check for II. He
fishes out your baggage AMI conveys
1t to your hotei--ior consideration.
You nave lief, your third and last
check at the flee OF the hotel when
you enter It, and thence 1t lie delivered
upon receipt OF the baggage. Az
fifst you bless the arrangement
as the salvation Of the trsve-
Ter. After few weeks OF
1t the tyranny Of the check becomes
30 CALLING that you begin to long Iof
the good old English method OF dump.
ing down your goodD In front OF u
porter and leaving them to find the
way themselves. You would even
hail II as u personal triumph II some OF
your baggage would get lost. Blu! II
never does. Sometimes 1t arrives late,
but 1t always arrives. Yet II seldom
arrives In the shape In which II start
ed, II that IL any consolation. They
who have to do with the baggage see
l., that. You win soon discover why
Americans carry their goods in iron
clad trunks, anu why II Is mad ness for
anyone to do anything else.
started out, like an idiot, with n
new leather portmanteau. They
ripped the stout brass lock eli In the
frat week--not for plunder, appar.
entity, but simply because II Ia tho
tradition of the service. They
punched 1t and kicked II and danced
on It. Ia softer honrs, when inspira.
ton came, they wrote on IT, My
portma nteau today ia an epiiome oil
tho political sentiment from New
York tu San FraDciaco. IA en hit.
toriosl document 1t 10 beyond pres,
anu am contemp plating the gift OF 1t
to tho Library OF Congress at Wash.
ington. As portmante9u 1t has both
feet In the grave. The system OF
checks 10 not confined to tue traveler's
luggage. The conductor OF tho trains
passes leisuTely through the train,
asking for your ticket and giving you
check In return, or asking for your
check AMI returning your ticket. II
you hand your stick to boy In q
hotel while your write your name
In ths register, he dashes oil to
stow 1t away in some secret
place, and returns triumphant with u
check. In the very hotel bar, when
you buy glass Of upollinaris, you get
a check anu walk two yards across the
bar to pOy at the desk.
But the apotheoss OF the checa 10 al
Niagara. When you go down to the
Gave OF the Winds you strip of ali
your cIothes aud leave them, as well
as your vAluablef, In tin box with an
attendant. Then you go down to
battle with the cataract in suit OF
| oilskinn and check lashed arou nd
your neck, and rising anu falling with
The beating OF your heart. No wondei
the American speaks OF death at
"hauding in his checks" II is only by
death that he can rid himself OF them.
New Ideas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-09
NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY BONDS.

Is ACCoRDANCE WITH 4 RESOLUTION
q adopted by the Hoard Of County Commits
sloners OF salt Lake County, utah, ut ufog-
ular meeting thereof held Junclst sol, and
further resolution adopted by said board at
hrcHnlar meeting thereof held June Goth, lsg7.
noueo IS hereby given that scslru hid. will be
received ct the County Auditors oiico, loom
" Joint LiIy and County lluildiag. salt Lake
Sayy nan s,1 up 70 i2 c'elors noon Thurs,
4lehaae .. 100 funding, negotiaoe coupon
onds Of the denomination OF Sl,lgO osch.
caring the cato July !sl. 1881, psyhb 10 twenty
ears after date or at ANY time before that
ate. and after ten years after date at tho
iieaBuro OF Ldid county. in lawful moncF OF
ne United states with interest at the rate Of
I've per cent per Ennutl, payable semisnnu-
aily at the Office of the t0un.y Treasurer OF
sad touuty, in salt Lake CITY. utan mo came
DO NJ the serl'nr isrttr NJ hnnes hv ~Hit H.
County, and Issued under the provisions OF sub
division IA OF section q OF an act OF the Legs
azure ut te % ,se al utn'i. eLIH,vu 80 az 80
establish uniform syatem OF county govern
mont" approved April IAN. issn. and also an
act OF said Legislature entitled, IAN act per-
hitting couniies, citioe, towns, school boards
and nrhooi districts 10 fund the floating IN
iebtednoss existing Mt the time Utah was ad.
nittod as q state" which took effect March
ilh, 1871. Bids wili be considersd Tor me
County commissioners reserves the rigat TO
reject any and all BIDS anu to consider any
proposal that may be for the best interest of
snin county. Bidders are required to 10 salts
ned rs to the legality Of inc issue OF said
bonds before the hour OF opening bids, 10 wit,
Y o'clock noon; Ihursday, tho s!nd day OF
July, 1871 NJ which tmo The same Will be
opened by the County Clerk in the presence of
the Board OF County Com missioners. Zach
bid must be accompanied by a certified check
for five per cent OF the amount o such bid.
10 DO forfeited to salt Lake County as liqui.
dated damages In ease the successful bidder
shail fail to carry out his contract; and all
bids TO be sealed and addressed to the Il oard
Of County comms.ioners Of salt Like County,
County Auditor salt lake County,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-09

An ordinance amending sections o, and q Of
chapter ~ of the revised ordinances OF
1891. entitled Licenses. and repeating all
ordinances IN conflict herewith.
Section /. BE 1t ordained by the CITY
seeilen ~ Of chaptsr ssiot the Rosissd ord.
nances OF 1872 be amended so as to read rs
followsi "All draJs, trucks, vans express
and Job wagons, carriages. cabs, coaches.
hacks, ompibuses. or other pubic passenger
vehicles. OF any description or name whstso;
ever. licensed as hereinbetore provided. shali
with glass and securely aitaohed to the
vehicle on the right hand siGe thereof In such
section II. Thai section II OF chapter gs of
the revised ordinances of 1892 BIO amended so
as to read as followsi ANY person licensed
vehicle OF any description or name whatso-
over, in the business OF bedding or hawking,
shall have the license therefor framed and
covered with glass and securely attached to
the vehicle on the right haud side Thereon, In
such manner as TO BIO exposed TO public view
of in connict herewith, are hereby repealed
Passed by the City Council OF tait Lake CITY,
State of Utah, May 9TH lsg1. title approved
and referred to the MaIoT ior hls appsTeval'
(sEAD DAVID .. khhhl,
Approved this the ,th day Of May, A. d.
JAMEs eLENDlNNING.
Mayor.
STATE OF UTAH, lsa
CITY ana County OF Salt Lake. u.s.
/, David $ Emery. recorder in and for salt
Lake city, Stats OF Utah. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is a full, true ana
correct copy OF an ordinance, entitled AN
ordnance amending sections 81 and u OF
Chapter q of the kcvised Ordinances OF 1872.
entitled 'Licenses', ard repeating all ordi'
nances in conflict herewith" passed BY tho
City Council OF SAID city May tth. 1897, and hp-
proved by the Mayor May 9th, 1881. as appears
OF record In my ofice.
In witness whereof have ncreunto set my
hand and an sed the corporate seal
JsEALl ofBaid city the eth day OF May. A.
DAVID s. EMERY.
B?le City Recorder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-09
PUBLIC SALE OF BOND S.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT /,
IN frank Knox. president OF the National
Bank Of the Republic, on the 9Th day of July,
at tho hour o. 10 o'clock m at the front door
OF the Dooly Block. near the corner OF second
south and West Templa streets IN SAT- Lake
City, Utah, under andy virtue of tho author
ity In me vested under and by virtue OF two
certain notcs made, executed and delivered
by tho Metropolitan Investment Com
pany to the National Bank OF the
hcpubllc. dated December 49, 1891. will
sell at public snlc 10 the highest bidder
for cash in brnd tho following described per
sonni property IN said notes and contract and
pledge described, TO wit Twenty bonds OF
The Metropo litan Investment Company for
and In the sum OF s5O0.n0 each, with 10 interest
coupons thereto attached, for and IN the sum
OF 81. So which said bonds are OF series ~"
and numbered from : TO ~ inclusive. also ~
like and similar bonds with coupons attached
numbered from lei TO hi inclusive. and from
l63 to lsbtnclus;ye.
Dated at salt Lake City. this let day OF July.
lSy5. FRANK KNOX,
President of the National Bank OF the bo-
public,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-09

Let Zach stand on its own Merit.

Let Zach stand ON a.. own Merits.
A great many 'imitations" OF, and
and "subalitutes for coffee are being
offered on the market at present, The
fact that such great number OF In.
teiiigent people cannot uigest regular
coffee leaves fertile field for the mai
uiactuIers of st-calleu "subslitutee,"
hut in the opinion OF the writer, there
Is no substituts for coffee. Coffee Is
distinct delicious beverage, anu any
substitute Tor 1t Ia inclined to raise
feeling OF digust in the mind OF the
drlnkeT; on tho other hand, there 10 n
Postum Ceresl beverage, made from
the pure graine, that IL not offered ae u
substitute for coffee nor as an imitation
OF anything, but Is n distinct, separate,
Individual beverage in the family OF
hot urinke, being neither tea, coffee,
chocolate uot an imitation OF, or "tuh-
stilule" for, any OF these. lnciueni-
ally, It locks exactly ike the
finpst Mocha cofiee and has much
the unappy, delicious taste OF lne
coffee, but the CAREFUL drinker can
detect n distiDol flavor OF the grains,
and this flavor sets up new TASTE
which M surely takes oss efslon Of the
user as coffee or tea ever did, This
re1eeming feature OF this newly &C
| quirel taste IL the fact that the habit
Is acquired for a pure health food drink,
made from the grains Nature Intended
| for the use Of man, ANA by the uisc0n-
unuauce OF cUtiee the ordinary forms
OF stomach troubles, heart palPitatiou,
| liver difficulties and excessive ner'
| vous irritsbility disappears. Nature
10 assisted by the nOurlshing food Tor
the nervous system, to set up n condi-
zion OF health and strength, not
Though the msdistion OF drugs snu
medicines, but by the simple plain
process OF good fold digesged and as
simulated, taken, 10 be sure In llqll u
state, perhaps the more pGlalablu and
attractive manner in which 1t couls
be presented.
n reliable grocer will never ofier s
cheap or weak limitation OF gem
uine original article because he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-09

The State of Utah sends greeting to Carlton
W. Neatch, Estelle Neateh, Charles L.
Crane, William y. Thomas and Mrs. ......
Thomas. the wife OF said W. %. Thomas.
and David A. Depue. dofendants'
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by tho aboye
named plaintiffs In the District Court of the
Third Judicial district OF the state of Utah.
ana TO answer the complaint hled therein
within ten days exclusive OF the day OF SER
vice. after the service on you OF this sum.
mons-n served within this county; or, II
served out of this county, but in this district,
within twenty days; otherwise within forty
days-or judgment by default Will be taken
againstyou, according to tho prayer of said
complaint
The sad action is brought TO have Judgment
that there IL due upon the note hereinafter
described the sum OF s2.lba. with Interest at
Q por cont pei annum from september 5. 1856
for SIS attorneys fees, and for costs OF SUIT,
alleged TO be due upon n certain promissory
note, executed by said defendants Carlton w.
Nentch and Charles l. Crane to one l. ~,
CrOssinan, tor 81, 800 November s, 1890, no part
of which has been paid except interest TO
November b, lsYa' and same Ia now due and
unpaid same being secured by mortgage OF
even date herewith ON premises Hereinafter
described executed by said defendants
Yeatch, to said l.. q. Crossman, which said
note was on SAID date duly sold and assigned
las also said mortgngel 10 James Thompson,
now deceased, that plaintiffs as admins
traitor and executor now own and hold same ,
that on september Il 1892, said defendants
! Thomas, assumed and agreed TO pay sald note
and mortgage; 20 have the usual statutory
decree OF thls court TOT the IetOFmAElOh OF tnc
description of the real estate described IN SAID
mortgage, so "a to coutorG to tho intention of
tho parties thereto. as hereinafter described /;
that said real csIAto no so and proceeds APP
pied IN payment OF amounts due MS above,
with acerllng costs; that plaintiffs have a
deficiency judgment Hgsinst defendants, arl-
ton W. Neatoh. ChaB l. Crane and VIM. q.
Thomas that receiver be appointed 10 col
loct the rents and PROFITS IRON SAID property
aud ho,d same subject TO the order OF the
court, and for other relief
said property being described Is folowsi
Lots 10 and u IN block 2, IN Bigg's First Addi
ton TO salt Late City, tho same being sub
division % lot %, block II, flyo aero plat "a"
hig Fieldisuryeyi situate IN salt Lake county,
| Stste OF Utah,
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
| to appear and anbwor the said complaint as
above required. the said plaintiil Will apply to
| the eourtfor the relief demanded therein.
Witness. the Honorable Judges, and the seal
| OF the district court OF the Third judicial dis-
trict In and for the state OF Utah. tins 18th day
| OF May, in the year OF our Lord one thousand
| eight hundred and ninsty.sevon
| lsEAL.) DAVID O. DUNBAR,
Clerk.
ny GEO, d. LOOMS. Deputy Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-09
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


DURgUANT no AN ORDER OF TUE Pro
u bale Division OF the THIRD Judicial DIS.
Srict Court of salt Lake county, Utah, IN Tho
matter OF the estate OF james u. BogEs, DC.
ceased. the undersigned VIII oner Tor salo ~
The west front door Of the CITY and County
the esth day of juno, 1871. Ut u O'Clock m,
tho following described property situate In
tho county of salt LAko. county OF Utsh.
bounded and described as follows, to.wit
Part OF Lot Iuree t3l, BiOcs fntY 'four (o'l,
Plat III" salt Lake City ruryey, commanding
ming thence east Ten ti0) rods, thence south
-Four 90 rods; thence west Ten trods) thence
north Four 90 rods to the place OF begiu ming;
Also part Of lot seven "a, BLOCK Mty-thrco
CD, Fiat "B." salt Lake city survey. com
moncing AZ the northwc!t corner OF eaid lot,
thence south one hundred and twenty nvo
Qzs) feet; thence west four and Que. half 100
rods; thence north one hundred hnn twenty
i've tl2s) feet to the place ot beginnings;
Also. Lots twenty.four iail and twenty-five
(e5), Frich's subdivision of Block FIVE 10Y,
Piat "B." salt Lake City survey.
'o'"S " ' LRDYARp NJ BAiLEY.
Administrator with will annexed of the estate
of James Boggs, deceased.
Dited June LIST. 1897.
The above sale having been continued from
day to day until July 3rd, 1887, anti the Autn1n-
isirhtor dceming 1t for tho best interest or the
estate and all parties concerned therein. 10
continue same until July I'm, notice g hereby
until the 18th day OF July. 1881 At u O'Clock
noon OF snid day.
Dated. July ard, ls9I.
LEDYAED Nj. BAILEY.
Administrator with tho will annexed OF the
estate of James d. Boggs, deceased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-09
ASSES sMe MI NOTICE..

The star Gold and silver Mining Company
with principal place of buAiness at 4ns
Progress building. salt Lake City, state Of
Utah.
NJ oTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN meeting OF the directors, held on
Thursday. June Srd, 1897, an assessment of
two t2l cents per share was levied on the
capital stock OF the corporation, pay able i'm
mediately to Thomas Kane. secretary Of SAID
corporation st IT'S general oilicc, No. 4O3
Progress building, in salt Lake city, Utah.
Any stock upon which This assessment may
remain unpaid on the 9th day of July, 1881,
vii bo delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction. and unless payment Ia made
before will be sold on the 2lst day OF July, 1897,
to pay the delinquent assessment. together
with costs of advertising and expense OF sale.
THOMAS KANE,
Secretary
street.
Tho time at which the above assessment
shall be delinquent Is hereby extended until
July le, 1881. and The day of sale until August
Q, 1897.
Dated June IS, 1897.
by order of Board of Direc ors, star Gold q
Silver Mining Company.
THOMAS ZANE,
kefretnry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-09
Y. Nj. s Y. l.. MIA. Conference.

The annual general coniereucs OF
tho Young Menu and Young LSdies
Mutual Improvement Associations Of
the LRtteT-Jay SAINTS will be held in
Salt Lake CITY, Umh, on Saturday.
Sunjav and Monday, July l7th, 18th
and 10th, 1897.
Stake and Ward Officers and Asso-
citation mem hers are especially urged
to be present, and general invitation
to attend the Conference is extended
all interested in the cause OF Mutual
Improvement.
A rate OF ons eingle fare for the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-09


SECTION /. De II ordained by the City
Council OF salt Lake City that there be, aud IS
hereby levied a generaltaN on allproperty.real,
personal and MIXED, situate lying and being
within the corporate limits of salt Lake City,
made taxable by the laws Of SAID state ana
the ordinances of said City seven mills on tho
dol ar as follows. to-wit;
first--To dofray the contingent expenses OF
said city, i've mills on the dollar.
Second-To defray tire expenses of con
trolling the waters OF SAID city. one mill on the
dollar.
Thrd-To defray the expense Of opening.
imnroying and keeping In repair the streets
aud sidewalks Of SAID city, one third mill on
the dollar.
Fourth-To dcfray the expenses of con.
strucling and keeping m repair sewers and
drains nIsaio city. one-third mill on the dollar.
Fifth TO defray the expenses Of establish.
ing and main tanning public library and read
II room one third mill on the dotlar.
Section II, said Tux shall be collected by
the Treasurer OF salt Lake county ut the times
and IN the manner provided by law for collect
ing State and County taxes, and SAID IreAsur-
err shall have and exercise the same powers
respecting the collection Of said tax and SAFE
of delinquent property as are conferred upon
him By law respecting the collection OF state
and COUNTY taxes.
Section III. This ordinance shall take effect
from and after ats approval.
Passed by the City Council of Salt Lake City.
state OF Utah. June 29th 1907, tito APP
proved and referred to the Mayor for his APP
SEAL DAVID S. EMERY.
Approved this the second day 81 July, a. d.
"' Iro JAMES GLENDINNING,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-09

GEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED by
- the State Board of Corrections, at its
eifice at the state Prison for furnishing
e,l50 feet of inch cast iron water pine.
loo feet of . inch cast iron water Pipe.
100 feet OF inch cast iron water pipe.
delivered Y o. Ii. cars salt Lake City.
Bids will be opened by said Board on
Wednesday, July IAN, at II O'Clock a. m.
Specifications fuJ rished on application to the
undersigned. The Board reserves tho right to
GEO. NJ DOW, Warden.
Salt Lake City, june Goth. 1897.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-09
NOTICE CT STOCKHOLDERS
NEE TING

NOTIUE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN u meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Utah and salt Lake Canal Company will be
held on saturday, the third day OF July, 1891,
at one O'Clock p. M, at the Fourteenth ward
meeting house, IN tho CITY and County OF SAT-
Lake, State Of utah. FOR the purpose OF con-
sidoring tho advisahliity OF entering into con-
tract with the Elcctric Power Company, = COR
poratiou. whereby the aaid Electric Power
Company may have the uso OF a portion OF the
Utah and salt Lake Canal 10 convoy W alter
h rough the same for the purpose Of general
ng power; and for the TRANSACTION of such
other business as may properly come before
BY order Of tho Board of Directors.
GEO. Y. LAMBERT,
Secretary.
Dated June IS, 1887.