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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-26
SHERIFF'S SALE
DAVID S EMERY,
City Recorder

NOTiOE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ pursuant To hdecrec OF foreclosure and
ofuer OF SAFE: 10 mt directed from the Dis
ttlct Court OF Tho ihtrd Judicial District. of
the State OF Utah. County of salt Lake. in a
cause therein pending, wherein, stephen
SroesDeck, and Joseph :. Groosueck, ct al,
arc defendhnls,to which said decree and order
OF sale, reference is hereby made. 1 snail ex-
pose Tor safe, at public auction. to the highest
bidder for cash, at the West Front Door OF the
County Court House. In the City of salt Lake,
Suuhty OF eait Lake, state of Utah. on the
3lst day OF July. ~ ID ls9 .at u O'Clock noon. all
tho right. title, claim and interest of John
Groesbock, Ann ID. Groesbeck. and Joseph 5.
Gtoosnec al. OF. in and 10 the following
Described real estate, to wit: An undivided
one-thlrd = interest In the Northwest quarter
OF section thirty four $50, Township One
south, of Range wo West, alt Lake Meri.
dian s,.1ate lying and beng in salt Lake
County, Utah. Also an undivided Nv o-thirds
80. oil siN ~ acres OF land, situated on the
" vest side OF the Jordan River, IN Township
salt Lake Meridian, and I particularly
described as follows, to wit beginning at
eight tenths tlll ny rods west OF The west
bank OF the Jordan river on the south side OF
the road that extends west from the west end
of Third SOU h street. salt Lake City; thence
south forty ilUl rods thence east twenty four
t2i) rods thence north forty (iu) rods thence
west twenty.iour t2iN ODDS TO the place OF be-
ginning situate in Sait Lake county, state of
Utah The said tract of land last above des
cribed az beginning l21 10 rods west OF the
west Dhhk OF tNc JORDAN river, on the south
side OF The road that extends west from The
west end OF Third South street, salt Lake
city, thence eouth forty (iOl rods thence east
twenty -four (sD rods. thence north forty (40)
rods; thence west twenty four (2i rods to the
place OF beginning. Is part OF the southwest
quarter Of section Two ~ and part OF the
southeast quarter OF section three t3l, in said
Township one Eouth of Range one west of the
salt La Meridian: To be sold as the property
of John A. Groesbock, Ann - GroesbeCk and
Joseph Groesbcck ct al, under said decree
and order OF sale In the above cause,
Dated at salt Lake City. Utah, this 10th day
Of July, 1881.
THOMAS T. LNWIS,
Sheriff of salt Lake County,
ByJ II. TlKMosY, Deputy.
BOOTH, LEE GRAY, Attorneys for plain
III.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
LETTING.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN meeting OF tho stockhoi dera of the Utah
and salt Lake Canal Company will be held on
saturday. the 3lst OF July. 1911 at | O'Clock
p. M. at the Fourteenth ward meeting house.
nj the city and county of Salt Lake, state OF
Utah. for the pa pose OF considering the ad
Visibility OF entering into n contract with the
Electric Power Company corporation,
Whereby the said Electric Power Com.
pRny may hnyo the use of pOr.
lion of the utah and salt Lake Cana!
10 convey water through tho same for
the purpose OF generating power; and for the
transaction NJ such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
by order OF the Board hi directors,
GEO. q. LAMBKRT
Secretary
Dated July 10, 1897
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sTockHoLDeRs' MgE1,,,.

NoIICE is HEREBY GivtN Tu,-
tho p annual meeting of the sloekbo4Iii Ia
Monday hnen uhh snS So,@1gaey UilIGeSS .s5,
AZ lts oihce In the Onces Of nv OK !
Lake city. Utah ''"h Street N
year ensuing 'Vo'ofs FOR /,
rr sSe1hdm oorsG any other business ,A,,
P''Pes ooh'e before tho meeting y
ALLAN e LkNsnv
s,, presldent OF said Corpo,Si,.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, July 10, iggig;'"'a
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Tn ACCORDANCE WITH A RESOLUTION
L ADOPTED by the Eoard of County Connie
tlonerH OF SAT- Lake County, Utah, at a1eg-
ular meeting thereof held June LIST. s07. and
further resolution adopted by said board ht
afcgular meeting thereof hold June 2Dth, 1907.
notice 10 hereby given thst seal7d blds Will be
received Mt The County AuditOr's Office RoOm
~ Joint CITY and County lulldiRg. salt Lake
day hah b up e 2 coGs 1897 Ghp ne
eTchaso .. 40 Iunding, nogotiavIe coupon
Ionds OF tho denomination OF sl,0bJ each,
caring the date Jelly ls;. lsJl payable lTcnIy
leRrs after date or at any time before that
lalo, ana after ten years after date nt the
measure OF haid county IN lawful money OF
he United states with interest at the raie OF
aye per cent per aRnum. payable soml annu-
ally al the ONCE OF the ounty Treasurer OF
sad County, In salt Lake CITY. Utah. thu ZANE
County and issued under tho provisions OF Sub
division u OF section 81 OF an act Of the Legs
azure OF zee - ,uvi ttau. tLtis'SU -'
establish uniform system OF county govern.
ment" approved April ttn. 1872, and aso On
act OF said Legislature entitled, AN act per-
mittlng counties. oIIies, towna, school Doards
and ochoo districts to fund tho floating IN
iebtedness existing At the iime utsh WIS ad'
mi,ted ns a State" which took eiie March
81; 1871. Bids WIN be ieoRsiderse ioS re
County ommhsluners reserves the rigit to
reject any and all BIDS ana 10 consider any
proposal that may be for the hest interest Of
said county. Bigders are required 10 be salts
lied as to the legality Of me issue OF said
bones before the honr of opening BIDS, 10 wit
" u0ttolh uouns inlFHNh1' AHc -shH hnN VI
July, lsy1. Mt which Time he same Will 10
opened By the County Clerk in the preseacp OF
the hoATd Of County COMMISSIONERS; hacn
bid must DO accompanied by a certlned check
on National hank OF SAT- inko City, Utah.
for five per cent of the amount such bid
10 be forfeited to salt axe County a. hqm,
dated damages 10 cEAc the successiui bidder
shall fan to carry out his contract. and al
bids to be sealed ana addressed 70 tho Board
OF County Commissioner OF salt Lske County
Utah. MAhGAiiEr a GAME,
County Auditor salt Lake CJunty.
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sTooKHoLnsRs, MEETING

~ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual stockhol der's meeting of the
bennington. johnson Co.. n corporation, to
hayo been held un, err the corporate agreement
June. 1891. having been pAssed at said day
viii he held on Monday, August 10. 1897. at tho
general Cflce OF SAID company in the Auer.
bach building. Room slI. Main Street, salt
Lake City. At 10 o'clocS m. on said day, for
the purpose OF eleciing officers and transact,
ing such other business a. may come before IT,
MINNIE ID. SMITH,
Vice President
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, July 10, 1851.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
LINCOLN MIsINo COMPANY

Location OF Mines. Tooele County I'M
Ptincipal place of business. san LaksG'-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT n
~ meeting of the Board Of D'res,d,, ]
me Lincoln Mining Company, held on n.
day, the lIth day Of June. ltDi an asse,,r,-
OF one cent per share was levied on M r,,,'
stock of the corporation, pays bic Al osfs :
ihc secretary, at his office, room 80. Co5,i
upon which this assessment may rem5i, \.
pa d on the I1th day OF July, 1857, wliI i,d
linquent and advertised Tor sale al M
auction. and unless payment Is made tsi,.s
wall be sold on the 18Th DAY NJ august. h; !
pay the delinquent assessment together VI
cost OF advertising and expense of ssle
{. H. PRLT
Secretary Lincoln Mining Company
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CITY hnd County of salt Lake. ss'
i, David ;. Lmery, recorder IN and for Salt
Lake City, state OF Utah. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing Is a full, true and
ordinance leyying u tax on the assessed value
OF the taxable properly within the corporate
limits of sRlt Lake City. County Of fat
Lake, State OF Utah. for the year 1877 passed
by the City Council OF said city June gath,
1891, and approved by the Mayor July End,
1877 ms appears OF record in my oflice
In witness whereof ] have hereunto set my
hand and af1xod the corporate seal of said
city this the End day Of July, A. d. 1897.
lsRAL DAVID S. EMERY,
u 226 City Recorder.
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ASSESSMENT vo,,.-

The star Gold ana 1lIve, 49,
HlIh principal place oi l.lhR cos.,.
ui,oSress Buiding salt i.ss Saucsln t,sI |. n i
Office Is HEREBY ofyrv
u meeting Of The direr,HN tlllf 1,
~, nut ~ June 3rd, 1891, ar is le9
csai, GENTS ptr thAre was is,9l irt,t
mha,atoiy ~ y, .ne corporation. NY y d
eoyeore,;y,o nomas hrnc tecr,, ,s.sll ~. /,
.rogfess building, in gpii luce, NJ =
Any siocs upon which Inc h-An CITY h.,
remain unpaid on the Nh hs,. e,srthi =
VIII DC delinquent and ads@sy,,ul Juy, y
punno suction. and uulsss S.ulel fofuh
Dotoie, VIII be sold on tho sl.t meat i ~
90 pay inc delinquent yrsIse.ay ~ I1li, n,
"e'tB and 0Apcgss ,sea
THOMAS KANE u
street. h'-lt9 souS 4
The timo Rt which the ALL.
shail ne delinquent is herri,,, slfses,
Sn " T. 1887. and The day OF sas I. aeee ID
lated June -, 1897. ~
o. ny order of Eoard OF Direc..-
ehNer Mining Company. 0i'' star edi.
THoAAs RASE
Inc timo at which the aboro Secteiir
shell De delinquent iB hefeby ", s'seitir
Ausust ,7 n ,ss ssI and tho day ofiI ., II
BT order OF the board OF dir,c,,..
Dated July i6. 1891, nan T. soe,si,r
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LEGAL NOTICE
In the District Court. Probate Divl.io, p,
'uuigial District. In and Tor ''S sai ~

In tho District Court. Probate n,y,,,.
Judicial District. In and f ~, "a n
Lake County. State OF Uin, sa'
IN the Matter OF the Estate OF loh, d..
Deceased -ott
pURsUANT To AN ORDtp mr.
l. court, in said matter, n5tiee W ~
given thar saturday. the 3ist day al I'LL atg
i6ii. at s:3 o'cloci a. IN. at he ToSs,I' Al
room OF said court. has heen 6h%o' aue gu
Time and place for the hearing OF rs,. v
John Y. buckle. George Green ng,eet.iueti
Chhrles Cooper Buckle PRAYING to- ~.
mission 10 probate Of d ceriain s We
herewith presented. purBortng To b SD ,Sli.i
WI ana Testament OF John Blirl 10 1911. .ni
When and where all persons tnteyr,,ss,ssa
appear and oppose the probate Of ssts VIZ y
me granting of leters testamentsrvS \, si ~
as prayed for IN said petition. WA
In witness whereof, have hereun.o ,,,..
hand and affixed TIC seaI ~ "
lshAL'.I court this Srd day Of July' AZ
DAVID Q. DUNBAR,
Nv Gpopor + RYAN p...o .. Glen
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting of tho Board of Directors of
the Buckeye Mining Company. hold at the
oniee IN salt ke city. Utah. July 2nd 1887.
IN assessment of one ~ cent per share was
levied on the capital stock OF the corporation,
payable at once to Frank Y. Taylor, seore-
Citv' Utah, and nnv etoet on when ,be a y.
se6smont shall remain unpaid on the 18th day
of August 1897, will be delinquent and advcr-
tsed for sale at pubic auction, and II paw
alst day OF August. lsg7, at tho hour of p IN.
at tho ofHce Of tho Company, No. Il West
expense Of sale.
FRANK y. TAYLOR
Salt Lake City, Utah. July 7th, 1897
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Madame--After all, the sum Of human
happiness may he put in three words
Monscur-What the dickens are they9
81 love YOU
"Oh, l didn't know but you meant,
Pay to bearer. "-Cincinnati ENQUIRER.
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Classified Business Directory.

Architects.
]. A. HEADLUND, Dooly Block
NJ. d. KERN, over ISL south Main St.
Bakers
i. w. FULLER, o. +. ist South.
Building and Milling.
COMMERCIAL MILL & BUILDING
CO., r4I-I4s S. Third West St.
Dressmakors
SKOGLUND & CARTENS, as south
West Temple
Electrical Work and Supplies.
EGAN & MILLS, Basement southwest
corner and South and Main
Employment Agencies.
UNION EMPLOYMENT AND RENT
AL AGENCY, Rooms S and 9, ISL
south Main St
Hotels.
THE WALKER, European plan, 246
Main St.
Livery ana Boarding Stables.
McCOYS STABLES, 50 w. and South.
Midwives and Nurses.
MRS. II. HUMPHREYS Ao State St.
Poultry and Produce.
UTAH POULTRY & PRODUCE COM
MISSION co los w. Is, South 81.
Umbrella Makers and Re-
pairers
MCKENZIE. IFS w. Isi South.
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STATE OF UTAH,
EsTRAY POUND NOTICE.

nNB sORREL HORSE ABOUT 10 WARS
" old. isJcTa on left thigh, 3white feet.
II the above uescribed animal is mt claimed
and taken away on or before Monday, July
10. 1857, II will he sold at y M. at CITY stray
Pound, JOHN o. NATION,
CITY Poundkeeper.
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An Ordinance amending Section XIV of Chap.
ter % of the Revised Ordinances OF salt
Lake City of lsDa.
BE 1t ordained by the City Council OF Salt Lake
city, state OF Utan:
SECTION I.
That Section XIV of Chapter u Of tho Revised
Ordinances Of lSei be amended by striking
out everything after the word same" on line
Of SAID section, and ineertirg IN lieu thereof
tne following; upon tue Hing OF such appli-
cation, and upon payment into the City Treas.
ury of s23 per nnnum for each billiard or pool
table. and OF .2b per annum iorleach and every
pin or bali allev or nine or ten min alley and
the RUNWAY thereof, specified in sam applicl.
ton, yearly licenses may be Issued thereon +"
SECTION II
So much of Section Nv Chapter 81 Rovsed
ordinances OF 1892 In conflict herewith, is
hereby repealed.
SECTION III.
This ordinance shall be In force from and
after its approval
Passed by the City Council of Salt Lake
City, state of Utah. June 18th. 1897, title APP
proved and referred TO the Mayor for his ap.
provnl.
SEAL H DAVID :. EMERY
f'ity Recorder
Approved this the 10th day OF June 4. b :. 1881.
JAMES ENDINNISG.
Mayor
City and County OF salt Lake 81
J. David 5. Emery. recorder IN and for salt
Lake City. State of Utah do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is n ful,irue, and
correct copy Of an ordinance entitled AN
ordinance amending lection NN of Chapter
" of the Revised Ordinances of sat Lake
City of 1892" passed by the city Council OF
sand city June stu. 1881. ana approved by the
Mayor June 10Th, 1857, as appears OF record in
my office.
In witness whereof have hGreunto set my
hand and affixed the cooperate seal of saId
city this tho 18th day OF June. a. D. 1907.
lsEAL,l DAVID s. EMERY,
CITY Recorder
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

North Point Consolidated Irrigation Com.
pnny.
Location OF principal place of business. Room
No. % utien Hotel. West second South
Greet, salt Lake CITY, Utah.
NJ Office. THERE ARE DELINQUENT
IN upon tho following described stock, on
account OF assessment No. l6, levied ON tho
lIth day OF May, 1881, the several amounts set
opposite the names OF tho respCctivo share-
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the Third Jut,.
District of the state of Utah, Cogulr
of Salt Lake.
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SECTION IL
sECrION LII.

So much OF Section xv Chapter 90 lleyIsed
ordinances OF is9! In conflict herewith, IL
hereby repealed
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Be 1t ordained by the City Council OF Salt Lake
City, State OF Titan:
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l------. .-----. 49,
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IN the Matter OF the Estate OF John H..
Deceased Na'tt
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NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY BONDS

I'M Lnke az. uLah. JuIy ith. -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-15

goat. The average Briton has habit
of regarding it. singularly enough, as
a species of loyalty to carry upon his
own broad shoulders the responsibility
for a disgrace which, if it passed by
him, might strike a title of nobility
value and his own power. His bear
ing before this commission that has
passed upon his acts was cool and con-
temptuous in the extreme. He did not
veneer of hypocrisy, but avowed bold
ly his transactions and his purposes.
There is no doubt whate that Cecil
Rhodes had in mind the career of War
dreamed of new South African empire
of which he should be- under the Brit
ish crown, the chief officer. There is no
doubt that Jameson, with the under
sponsibility upon himself, acted with
the tacit knowledge and approval CT
Mr.. Rhodes. There is no doubt that
Mr.. Rhodes. equally taking RESPONSE
bility upon himself, acted with the tacit
knowledge and approval of Mr.. Cham
berlain. And there is no doubt that
heavy financial and other interests
We're sufficiently in Mr.. Chamberlain
confidence for him to know what he
was about.
Since the plan failed; since the peo
pie of the Transvaal repealed the in
vaders so gallantiy; since the whole
emperor fatty announced that further
aggressions would not be tolerated, and
all the world saw a ray of light thrown
upon Great Britain'S scheme, there has
been a great scurrying of the rats back
to their holes. After all is said and
done, the world will respect far more
the men who took their lives and repu-
tations in their hands, as Jameson and
or afraid to avow it, than their back
ers and abettors, who were to share the
profits, but slipped out of the respon-
sibility and the disgrace. Looking at
the actions of nations and their good
faith toward one another in the same
way that we would with individuals,
the whole South African business is d
disgrace to England, and the white
washing report of the parliamentary
commission serves only to emphasize it
and make it more notorious.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-15
DULUTH's BAND OF FAKIRs.
1t Is Flooding the Country With
Worthless Stuff.

Duluth is getting up it's name again
as the home of the greatest gang Of
fakirs in the newspaper business. The
same gang who sent out the announce
ment last week that fourteen people
had been killed by a cyclone at Lowry,
flooded the papers of the country on
Sunday evening with a lot of trash, Of
which the item below is a sample.
The boy, Anderson, was, according to
the story, sixteen years old. A healthy
boy of that age could have pushed ten
ties off the track in less than minute,
but instead, he is made to run half a
mile to a station and secure a bale of
waste which he set on fire in time to
save a trainload of passengers. Of
course, nothing of the kind occurred.
The story is from one end to the other
pure fiction. Here it is:
FOSSTON. Mimi, July 14.-The Great
Northern flyer" with seventy-fve pasen-
gers on board, narrowly escaped being ditch
ed in a twentyfoot embankment near Bur-
well last night. Had 1t not been for the
presence of mind of Frank Anderson. six
teen-year-old boy, there would undoubtedly
have been a serious wreck and great loss of
life. Anderson was walking along the rail-
road about half a mile from BurweIl and no
ticed some ties on the track. He tried but
could not remove them. Knowing that the
flyer would soon be there he started
run for the station at Burwell. The station
was locked up, the agent having gone home,
as the flyer" which did not stop there was
the last train for the night 1t was too dark
to attract the attention of the engineer of the
train without a light. The nearest house was
half mile away. Anderson broke in one of
the windows of the waiting room and Chamber
ed inside He found bale of waste, which
he saturated with oil and scattered along the
roadbed. He then made a torch and waited
until he caught sight Of the headlight Of the
engine.
Five minutes later the train rounded
curve about mile away and Anderson set
fire to the waste. The fire attracted the at
tention of Engineer Winney whose train was
laundering down grade. At a siXty-mile rate.
He whistled for brakes and reversed his en-
CINE, but the train did not stop until the pilot
of the engine was on top of a railroad tie
Ten ties were found placed along the rails
in such position that if the first one did not
wreck the train. the others would. The ties
had been dragged from the ditch alongside
the track and deliberately placed where they
were with the intention of wrecking the train.
1t is believed to have been the work of
tramps who sought in this manner 20 get
even for being refused free ride.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-15

If ever there were issues great
enough and menacing enough to arouse
a patriots voice, it is these which
stalk across the national stage today
Why should we squabble with one an
other over a vague theory when these
facts of practical government stare us
in the face; and the people, awakened at
last to their danger and disguised and
almost despairing over successive be-
trayals into the hands of their enemies,
call only for honest men and brave men
to lead them? The address of Mr.. Car
Isle is the address of Democrat and
a patriotic citizen. We ask for it the
calm consideration of every man who
has at any time affiliated with the
Democratic party, and who believes
that with its future is bound up the
safety of the republic and the prosperi-
ty of its citizens.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-15

ing where 1T desisted from obstructing
the tariff bill. The New York Tribune
candidly admits that "the Republican
managers in the senate agreed three
weeks ago not to press any measure for
a currency commission at the present
session.. Thisit promise was made to
secure votes for the tariff bill. "The
agreement provided that there should
be no effort on the5 part of the oppo-
nents of the ball IF delay action I'M
necessarily, and the Republicans should
not urge the currency commission
scheme. even # the president should
send in a message Recommending it,"
The Tribune even casts a doubt upon
the sincerity Of the purpose of the pres
ldent which will disturb Mr.. Deans
confidence in his ssnsitiveness ''to the
honrable obligations" resting upon him
and the party, by assuring the public
that even if the message had been sent
it would haye been intended only to act
as a soothing dose for inf1amed
nerves such as those which distress
our esteemed friend. The soothing
dose may be reserved until December,
When we may expect it to be rendered
with the same insincere purpose, to be
met with the same excuse of bargains.