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The Mena weekly star., 1897-03-03
Came to a Warmer Climate.

Joseph Treanor, of Mound City, South Dakota, arrived in Mena last Friday, having been twelve days on the way owing to being detained by huge snow drifts. He purchased a ticket limited to certain numbe of days and was unable to start for three days after getting his ticket. as at tested by the local agent in a written statement Again, after getting started he was snow bound four days at Redfeld, $. D., as shown by coL- ductor's certificate on back of Mir. Treanors ticket Having been de tained so much he took these state ments to enable him to procure an ex- tention of time. Mr. Treanor gave the Star a pleasant call and expressed himself highly pleased with Mena and the climate He went on to Port Ar thur but expects to return here in the near future.
The Mena weekly star., 1897-03-03
Election Proclamation.

Notice is hereby given that in Pur- suance of the power and authority in me vested by law as Mayor of the In corporated town of Mena, Polk county, Arkansas. and,
 WHEREAS, q petition signed by twenty ans more legal voters of the said town. was, on the 23rd day of February, ls97, presented to me as such Mayor, asking that an election be held according to the law in such case made and provided, Tn the incor- porated town of Mena, Arkansas for the purpose of ascertaining the sense and desire of the legal voters of said town on the adoption of the act of the Legislature of the state of Arkansas passed providing for the organizing and establishing of special school dis tricts in cities and towns, and whether the incorporated town of Mena, Ar kansas, including all territory am nexed thereto for school purposes shall be organized into and established as a single school district; and also for the purpose cf electing six school ci- rectors for said special school district,
 An election will be held at the May or's office in said town of Mena n Sat urtiny, the 9th day of March, 1897. for the purpose of determining whether the said town of Mena and adjacent territory annexed thereto for school purposes shall be deemed and held to be Special School District in Polk county, Arkansas; and also to elect six school directors for said Special School District, said election to be held in accordance with the general electi on laws of the state of Arkansas.
 The electors at said election who de- sire to vote for said school law shall have written or printed on their bal lots, "FOR THE SCHOOL LAW, and those who are opposed thereto shall have written or printed on their bal lots. AGAINST THE SCHOOL LAW. :" Also they shall vote by ballot for six qualified electors of the town for di- rectors of said special school district
 Witness my hand as Mayor of the incorporated ed town ef Mena his 2st.ls '. day of February 1897.
 'FHAD M. CARDER, Mayor
The Mena weekly star., 1897-03-03
Circuit Court.

The circuit cont met at Dallas Mon- day, Judge v. P. feazell, on the bench. Ha Norman. prosecuting at- torneg, and a large number of local and visiting attorneys in attendance. Outside of organizing the court aa. the preseu tA i9a of fe.s su onl.ssioa-. but little business was transacted ;ar first day. J. r George III de apps.sl. tion fof tdni ssioa t9 sne bar aad d committee wa appoiuoed to examine him i'll ol ca eouri. ls4 aler the ap- plicatiol wa, w.ti.drawa- raer, are about one hundred civil cases ou tar docket and he term will probab ' last two weeks.
The Mena weekly star., 1897-03-03
The F'iremcn's Ball.

The masquerade bali given 5y tine members of Men;a's ysung fire ,e.m. pany last Thursday evening was quite aa interesting and pleasant affair. The two chef objects in givrng this, ba l, namely to raise money to better equip tue company for effective work and to have good soetat evening to- gesher, were both fully realized, about S25 icing netted and an enjoyable evening reported The boys deserve much CT, dit for the gentlemanly man. nef in which the affair wa, conducted. and their earnest efforts to secure the necessary equipments should De great ly appreciated by our subsiancia basi- ness men.
The Mena weekly star., 1897-03-03
Notice ol Dissolution.

Noti s herety given that we, the undersi4 ned, dii u.5, Il this da e, by mutual cynsent di~s1lse and discon- tinue toe e-pertnershlprelation which has heretofore exi,tea. We wit. for tfc preseu potr occupy the same or fl at he ea..sc,'ot Mena street an.l s3nels .venu~.
 Dns. Glnns ( RAnEY Mena Ark, Mar n 1. is37.
The Mena weekly star., 1897-03-03
H one ekefs
 ~Irvestots CHANCE OF A LIFETIME New Empire Opened to Settlement.

Only once in lifetime is there located that h utary country fer fifty miles in every decton-also & @ point OF the great North and South railroad the & PTTSBURG & GULF building due south from Kas1 1I Port Arthur the Gulf of Mexico This time is MENa new town in Western Arkansas.
 This railroad opens the best agricultural lands m Missouri and the fruit and health belt of Southwest Mss Western Arkansas.
 ToO AT rTr.-E=-Jl M. T.AD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-04
SUNDAY SCHOOL NOTICE.

BY reason of the great disappoint.
ment folt by many hundreds OF our
Sunday school children who were un-
able 10 obtain an entrance to the
Tabernacle last Sunday afternoon,
President Woodruff has kindly con.
scented to meet the children again next
Sunday morning, when the program
OF last Sunday In all its essential
details will bs repeated. This invita-.
lion lie extended to all the Sunday
schools OF the, stake, but their alten.
dance is not made obligatory. L the
superintendonts and officers cousi1er
the distance too far or have other
reasons for pfeforring to oopuuc. their
Sunday schools In their own meeting
places as usual, IL IL desired that they
leel at perfect liberty to DO so.
AS the public will not be al.
mitted 10 these exercises until
1915 there Will be plenty OF room
tor all schools that desire to CONT; anu
that the younger children may be-
massed in u body in the lower portion
OF the Tabernacle, the membor5 Of the
theological classes are requested to take
their seats in the gallery.
1t lie hoped that tue choirs, COM
nIittees and ushers who no kindly took
part In last Sunday's services will per.
form the came duties next Sunday;
and they VIII accept this notice as All
invitation TO be present asd take their
several parts.
The doors OF the Tabernacle will be
opened at $3.50 and the services will
commence at half past toD. The
schools should be seated quarter OF II
hour before thetime OF 3he commeLce-
meet of tho exercises.
GEORGE q CANNON,
GEORGE EAsDALE,
GEORGE reynolds,
GEORGE GODDARD,
THoS. y. GRIGGs.
Committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-04
CONDITION OF SHEEP.


Mr.. Ed. Needham, OF tho Barnes,
Hardy compS ny, who has just relurnsd
from tue sneep range In Wyoming,
reports that as q rule the sheep In that
locality are very thin. though there
are few In good condition. Those In
which Mr.. Needham is interested,
owned by himself and MI A.
f. Barnes. near Changer, Wyoming,
are doing exceedingly well. rh'y
have marketed some recently which
are said to BIS among the best placed on
tho market ut this time OF the year. A
carload has ju.t been clipped to Dsn-
yer, ana they think at least 300 more
can be- selected for shipment.
The loss on their sheep for the
winter il estimated ut abou. three Per
cent, and they have been kept within
twenty miles OF Granger ali the time.
Other sheep men, however, htvs sut'
ierec q much heavier loss. the sheep
ia Wyoming, ssys Mr.. Needbam, are
growing h heavy crop of wool this sea-
con, ana An immense yield is nntici-
pateo. He also looks Tor this product
to bring better price during the
season than for some time, as AZ Offer
OF one cent per pounu ABOVE tue
highest price paid last year has already
been made for this seaeon'a clip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-04
ORE In The WONDER.
The Ore Yeln Struck At a Dapth OF
67O Feet.
MINERS UNwITIINdLY PASSED 1T
And Went On Down TO the 600 LtV'l
On The stock Ex'
change.

Ore has been encountered In the
Wonder property at Mercur and Us
consequences the officers and directors
of the company are exceedingly elated.
The vein was passed about Two
months ago at depth OF $40 feet, bu'
its locality was not then known anu so
the shaft was pushed ON uo~
TO the 600 marx without any
results. Finally the miners
Ietrnced their steps and at tho o'V
level discovered the ore zone.
Assays OF ore taken from the VEIN
chow vslues OF but SO cents at present,
but drifting has been commenced on
the west boundary line Of the proper.
ty which divides 1t from the Golden
Gate mine, and 1t is believed rich
values will be obtained In due course
of time.
In the Mercur district the ore
runs in chutes and this accounts
for the present low assay In the
Wonder, the vein apparently having
been intercepted iu place almost
devoid of values. Tho point from
which drifting has been commenced,
will allow OF work being prosecuted
for distance OF 800 feet.
George ii. Robinson and Frof.
Mitchell, the well known geologisb,
stated In their examination OF the
Wonder, that the vein would be en-
countered at the point Of It's present
discovery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-04

George Dsrn will return from Msr.
cur this evening.
Superintendent George IL. Kisllng
hurry OF the Golden Gate IL In the cit v
He reports that property in iip-toI
shape.
William Polaaki, a young man, hal
just returned to Ban Jose, Cal, from
Randsburg. He says the stories OF
rich mines there are greatly exagger.
ated, and that hundreds of Idle meu
are there with 10 place to sleep anu
little 10 eat, He warns laboring men
not to go there.
The De Lamsr, New, miners have
drafted resolutions wherein they state
positively that they never at any time
contemplated strike, and that they
are perfectly satisfied with the wages
paid and the treatment accorded them
by the De Lamar company. Manager
Cohen Ia In the camp anu the outlook
10 that operations at the property may
be resumed at an early date.
Richfield Advocate; Tom Gillian
came down from the Mills Saturday
and rsturned TO his Alabama diggiBgs
yesterday. AS previously observed the
h'sSnt-a 80 euuIt ul5lhnCo sOutn OF
the Antelope, this side OF Marysvaie,
and its shaft, now sixty-three feet
deep, is INTENDED to cut the Antelope
vein OF gold ora. Mr.. Gillian and
JAKE Sargent are working on the pros
pect anu they say the ledge may be
encountered In ten feet mere.
Stockholders in the East Golde n
Gate are feeling rather bad just now,
having come TO the conclusion tbs
the stock is not worth the paper II 10
printed on, notwithstanding the fac
that come OF them paid as high as IS
cents - share IOr their holdings. Maio
Bussnbark and Secretary Garter
OF the COM any are ssiI to be at present
In Caliiornla, feeding Oh the lat Of the
land, from money received in the eals
Of tue companS's stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-04
TRUSTEE SALE.

WHEREAS, THE SYNDICATE MINING
w and Milling Company" by its certain
deed of trust, dated the lth day OF December,
a d. 1895, and duly recorded in the recorders
Office OF the County Of rOOole. in the state OF
Utah, in book "E" Of mortgages. page a5l, did
sell and convey TO the undersigned trustee the
following described md named lode mining
CLAIMS, to.wit; The Monopolist No. l.; the
Monopolist No. 2; the Monopolist No 3; the
honopollst No.4; the Syndicate No. and
Syndicate No. y bearing gold and other
metals, and situated IN camp Floyd mining
district, ooele tounty and state OF Titan.
sad CLAIMS are OF record in and upon the
mining records OF said district. aud for more
particular description OF said claims refer
ence is hereby made TO said records rs part
Together with all the tcnoments, heredita-
menis, and appurtenanees theTeunIo belong
In trust for the purpose Of securing the
payment of a certain promissory note. made
by sHid company, for the sum Of 1851, bearing
date the Attn day of December, 1898, payable
thirty days after date to the Utah National
Bank, or order, at said bank. In Salt Lake city.
Utah, with interest from date at the rate Of
twelve per cent per annum, until paid, and
which said promlssory note is particularly
described IN SAID Deed Of Trust, and whereas
according 10 the terms and conditions OF sad
note and SAID Deed of Trust. said note is due,
aud no part of the same has been pad; and
whereas 1t was and IL provided IN said Deed
of Trust, that should de Eult be made in the
payment OF said note, said Trustee should
proceed to sell ssid property. or SO much
thereof as might BIO necessary, AT public auc.
tion to the highest bidder for cash, for the
purpose OF paying shid note and fulfilling and
discharging the duties and Obligations OF said
trust;
And whereas sad Utah National Bank,
the owner and holder OF said promissory
note. has requested said Trustee TO proceed 10
soil SAID property, or so much thereof ss may
lie nee ssary, under and in accordance with
the terms and provisions Of said deed OF trust
10 pay said promissory note and 10 dis.
charge the duties and obligations of said
trust,
Now therefore l, the undorsigned trustec
aforesaid, at the request Of the said owner
and holder of said promiHsory note. will. in
accordance with the terms and provisions OF
said decd OF trust, on Friday. the bth day of
March A. D., 1897. at u O'Clock noon, IN the
City and County OF Salt Lake IN the state OF
Utah, at tho south front door OF the County
Court House OF the said County OF salt Lake
(being the Joint city and County buildingl
sell At public auction to the higheet bidder Tor
cash. Lawful money Of the United states said
property or SO much thereof RA may he neces
snry to pay sand note and interest, and to
sausfy the same, and tho costs and expenses
ana commissions OF sale, and to discharge the
duties imposed on me bY SAID deed Of trust
WILLIAM q. HALL, Trustee
Dated SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, February
9TH lSa1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-04

yNTHEREAs. GEohGE MATilIsoN AND
w Jane Ma,hison,. his wife, did by their
certain deed OF trust dated the 18th day of
July. 1891. and recorded on the 18th day of
July, 1871, IN Book IS ~" pages lsi and leo. of
Deeds of salt Lake County. in the Territory
(now StAte) OF Utah, convey to WillIam n.
Dale, as trustee, the following described real
estate, situate in salt Lake County, Utah,
Part of Lot Three ts). Block Twenty nine
CO. Plat &C. salt Lake city Survey; Be-
ginning at the Northwest corner OF said Lot,
and running thence south i've (5l rods; thence
East six and one hat t6S) iods; thence
North i've ~ rods; thonoc Wet six and one.
half - rods, to the point OF beginning;
Winch said conveyance was made IN trust
TO secure to the order of tho Lombard Invest
n ent company the payment OF the SAID George
and Jane MatniHon's one certain promlssUry
nUte Of even date with said deed of trust, for
tho principal sum Of six hundred $500 idoiiars.
due add payable August 1872 u, with interest
thereon from the dstc thereof until maturity
at the rate OF six tdl per cent per annum, pay
able semi an ually, and with interest thereon
after maturity at the rate of twelve ll2) per
cent per annum, payable semi-annually; and
Whereas, u Is provided IN said deed OF trust
that In case OF default IN the payment OF said
pIomitsory note, or the interest tho reon, tho
taxes on SAID real estate, the trustee shalt.
upon the application OF the legal holder OF
s4a S'0 and s' T the rss o sa
ana equity Of redemption OF the said George
and Jane Mathson, their heirs and assigns
therein. at public auction, At the place, In the
.
tiust stated, after irst giving thirty (3O) days
notice, as particularly provided for in said
| deed OF trust, reference TO which Is hereby
mnde for greater certainty and
Whereas, default has been made in the pay
! ment of said principal note OF $500, and IN the
| payment of an interest coupon note OF SIS,
| due August /. 1895. and In the payment OF
taxes for the year 1885. amounting To $3.50,
| which said amount Of taxes has been advanced
by the legal holder of said note, and said
principal note. coupon interest note and taxes
| are stiil past due and unpaid.
NOW. therefore, notice 10 hereby given that
], thu undersigned, trustee as Aforesaid, at
the request OF the legal holder OF said note.
aud under and by virtue of tho power and au-
thority IN me Sested by the terms OF SAID deed
of trust, Will, on the 9Th day OF March, 1891.
at the hour OF ten O'Clock in the forenoon of
SAID day. sell the above described pro- erty,
and ali the right, title. benefit and equity OF
redemption OF the said George and j ne
Mathison, their heirs and assigns therein, at
public auction, for the highest and best price
the same will bring in cash, at the west front
door of the County Court House, IN salt Lake
City, County of salt Lake. Utah, for the pur-
pose of paying said note. interest and taxes.
and all costs and expenses OF executing this
rust. WILLIAM IL. DALE,
Trustee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-04

false pretenses and impersonntion.
The complaint alleges that the defend.
ant came IN the Ulntnh hotel on the
7tb, 17th, 18Th and l9lh Of October,
1895, ami represented thst he was Al
Jacobs and that he was in the en-
ploy Of L. Auerbach & Bro, and OBJ.
lained lodgings on tue promise that he
would pay for them, which he had
not done.
A warrant has been issuei for the
arIest OF Adler.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-04
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

i OF the Estate of KlnA Jonson. late Of
salt Lake city, deceased. viii sell al her late
residence on Lots 3 and Z, Block ., Flst 4,
Main streets, and little north of First
North 81. IN said city, the Household furnt-
tuTe and effects Of said deceased, consisting
Of BodsteAd and bedding sofa, Stands,
Mirrors, Stoves, Bureau, curtains, Carpets
Tables. Sewing Machine, Kitchen Utensils
nisheh, Jars. Lamp. Glassware, Flour, Pic
lures ana NTrAmcnts and other articles too
numerous 20 mention. On the 23rd day OF Dc,
ccmbCr. 1886, at the hour Of O'Clock p IN,
EUGENE LEWIS
Administrator Of tho Estate OF Elna Jonson,
docea sed.
rALr LAKE CITY. Utah, Dee, II, 1895.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-04
sHsRIFF's SALE.

NJ Office is IIEhEBr GIVEN THAT
~ purHuant TO nm order OF salo ana decree
OF foreclosure to me directed from the Third
Jadicial District Court Of tho state OF Utah.
county Of salt Lake. IN cause therein pend.
ing wherein stephen Hays 10 plaintiff and the
1ieuwaukoo Gold md liver Mining comuanv
corporation, Michael ehaughnessy and
Anurow Chrstopherson. and q. swan in.
teivenor are defendants, to which order Of
nnlo and decree OF foreclosure reference Ia
hereby made shnll expotc or sale at pub.
lie auction 10 the highest bidder for cash M
the wet iront ooor OF the County durt houte,
IN the cry u SAT- Lake, county o. snlt LaE Q,
state OF Utah, on the 18th day OF March, a u,
1871, at " O'Clock noon, ali the right title
Claim and interest OF the Tleuwau. co Gold
and silver Mining company a Corporation,
Michael shnughnessy. Andrew Christopher.
son and j. O swan, Of, IN and TO tho following
Described real cttatc. situate; wing and being
in the county OF salt Lake. StHte OF Utah and
particularly described as follows, to.wit; Ihe
ileuwausoo group OF mines. situate. lying and
sult Lake County, utnh. and more pariic,
ularly named us follows: The Tiouwuulee
Mining Claim tho 1ieuwankce No. Mining
Claim; the 1ildon Mining Claim; the Lorenzo
Mining Claim. the Fly Tor ElD Mining Claim
tho George s'inng CLAIM; the surprise Min.
ing Claim; the Kelsey Mining Claim; the Tyn
Mining Claim; the Mystic Mining lain; the
Accident Mining Claim. the Apex Mining
Clam the Caledonia Mining Claim; the Glib.
bons Mining Claim; the Mcqueen Mining
Claim; the side Issue Mining Claim the
hzouc Mining Claim; the Protector Mining
Claim and the surplus Mining Claim: 10
eetneT WIN all tnc tcntluents. he cdltHmeDts
and appurtenances thereunto belonging or
in nnywiso appertaining, to be sold as the
property of the iieuwALtoo Gold and silver
Mining Company. u corporation and Michael
nhaughnnessy, under snid order Of sale and
decree In the above cause.
Dated Mt salt Lake city, Utah. this 18th day
of February, a. ID 1891,
THOMAS T.. LEWIS,
Sheriff OF SAT- Lake CountY, Utah
BY j. II. TTsiMoSY.
Deputy Sheriff.
BOOTH. LEE & GRAY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-04

&c sharos of the capital stock Of the Excel
sior Drug and Paint 10 OF Provo, Utah;
II shares OF the capital stoc. OF tue Grant
sOap Co. OF salt Lake CITY, Utah;
A15 shares OF the capital stock OF the salt
Lake Iron, Lime and lock Company.
lo.juV shares OF the capital stock Of the New
Utah:
1900 shares OF the capital stock of the Fish
SPRING. Mining Company;
B.gbs FhareB of the capital stock OF the Big
Hole Placer lining Company;
LOCO ahares OF tue capital stock OF tho Well
Annie Mining company,
j,puI shares Of the capital stock Of the Prido
OF the Hills Mining Company;
$40 shares OF tho capital STOCK of the Greely
Mining Company.
BOO shares OF the capital stock Of the Dial ton
Mining and Milling Company
b,UOO shares OF the capital stock OF the Ar
genuine Mtniag company
which there Ia n balance due of $500,
Promlssory note OF ". II. Woodrlng and
W. W WOodrIng dated october Is, 1895, for
s25o.UO, payable in one year after said date.
with Interest At the rate OF ~ per cent per
Annum;
Two promissory notes of w #. Robins on,
one for sSl?. 20 aud one upon which there n
balance OF sl2.6o both past due;
PrOmissory note of W A. Byers for $50 co;
fIomissory note OF L. Q. Come for 81, 200 90
secured by real estate mortgage upon real
estate situated 1856 IT W of the Il corner
OF the Come and Roberts Audubon, Salt Lake
County,
one promusory note of H. j. Maiben an d
Louise v. Maiuen for ;5,950.Uu due and paya BILE
on or about the lat day Of september, 1891.
nnd bearing interest at the rate OF ~ per CEN
per annum, the same beng eUcurcd by real
estate mortgage on the Excelsior build
ing IN Provo tity. Utah;
One promlssory note OF H. $ Pyne and
Hannah Pyne for l,6jQ.00, bearing interest ut
the rate Of 10 per cent per aunum, said note
being secured by n second mortgage upon the
residence OF said II. S. Pyne, Provo city,
Utah:
Note of L. O. Conc for $3.50 co dated Feb /;
ruaTy let, 1893. payable In ono wear alter dated
also one note Of l.. O. Cone for Si79. ~ date
January LIST 1895, payable IN one year aztec
date, both bearing interest at tho rate OF on
per cent per month. and both secured by
real estate mortgage on one quarter section
land situated in Arapahoe county, state oil
Colorado;
me sale will be made on or after March srd,
1897, and bids will be received for the pur
chase OF tho whole or any portion OF sad
property at the o1ilce of sears Glass and Paint
Company, IL West First South street salt Lako
Cily, state OF Utah. Terms OF sale, cash; IL
pOr cont of the purchase price to be paid at
The time OF sale and tho ba nnce to be pad
upon the confirmation of said sale by the
Third judicial district court.
JOSEPH :. WELLS,
WILLIAM Il. WALLACE,
ALBkRT II. BERGMAN,
Executors of the last will and Testament of
Nathan Sears, decreased.
| Dated SALT LAKE CITY, February -. 1897.