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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING .

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN Tu,r,.
annual meeting OF the stnrfbeit IHg
NE bingham Tunnel Company viii ,0gg az. u
Monoay,c august 2nd lsjI al % I o. bb' "a q
huerbarh building. South Mnin ,rt,i
Late CITY. Utnh street, ID
iirs,-for the election OF dirc,,o-.
year ensuing 'o'"'' Tot hl
oecond--tor any other bus,nc.s So
properly come before the mret,ag NA' aaI
Milan & LAAlsoN
l'resident OF said Co-,o,s,,.
SALE LAKE CITY. Utah, July Do, l4i, ''0a
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City and County of salt Lake. ss'
L. David .. Emery, recorder in and for Salt
Lake City, state OF Utah. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is a fun. true and
correct copy OF an ordinance entitled AN
ordinance lcyying tax on the assessed value
OF the taxable properly within the corporate
limits OF salt Lake City, County Of SAT-
Lake, State of Utah, for the year lssi passed
by the City Council of said city June 9th
1897, and approved by the Mayor July End
1897 us aples OF record IN my office.
In witness whereof l have hcrennto set my
city this the End day OF July, 4. p. 1891;
IsEAL DAVID S. EMERY,
Bag City Recorder.
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NOTICE TO GRE DTcRs.


EbIlIt OF JObeph HOTne, Utcolstl
NJ O1lCE IA HEREBY GIVEN ny 1Hs
IN undersigned executors OF the esiit Z
Joseph Horne deceased to the creditors
and All persons having claims against the ,li
deceased. to exhibit them with the ueCe,,lt
vouchers, within ten months after The nv
pub icauon of this notice. TO the said eIett
tors at the Inv office Of Young A0ye o's
the Deseret Shuo al Isnk corner o. Ma
of salt Lake, Utah.
Dated June cath, 1897.
JOSEPH SMITH HORNE,
RICHARD SIt PHLN HORNE
WILLIAM j. HORNE,
As executors OF the estate OF Joseph Hon
decreased
YOUNG & MofLE,
AtturianNl
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The Wasac,u hotel IN Little Cot.
loDwVod canyon hes been completely
Overhaulei ana ample accommoia.
iiOne Tor mau and beast are nrovidei
at reasonable rates. Stage ro1i ectious
with Murray car leav" Theatre cor
ner 7:40 =. m. daily, except Sunday
ana Ono honr later, returning TO
tho city ut $40 y. m. Fare, roun
"Trip frrm Murray 81 90. Address IL.
D. Hnine'. MUIR
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Constipation, an exceedingly dam
seTous condition OF the h wells, ia near.
ly always the result OF csreIessnssr and
inattenticn 10 the Gala OF nature. 10
correct irregularities and restore
healthy movements, the beat aperient
is Ayers Pile. They are eaey to
take.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

No. 70 West Firt South street. A
small store, small stock, email ex.
rensos ana Fmail profits. L should
like my friends aud the public to award
me a suare OF their patronage In the
aboye business. Only iirst class goods.
Ii. W. NAIsBITT, Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

Selling dates rom nearest poinls,
July Goth to 2ith; from iurther points,
July l5th To 28jd. Limit all ticEst'
July 26.n.
Fer iuli particulars call on nearest
Oregon Short Line agent.
ID. Il. URLEY. g. p. d t. A.
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And in accordance with law and the order of
The board OF directors, MADE on the Ith day
of May, 1897. 90 many sharee OF rHch parcel OF
such stock ms may 10 necessary Will be go q at
the once OF tho comunny room % cullen
Hotel West second South street. salt Lake
CITY Utah on Monday tho 1871 DAY Of July.
lsyl, at . O'Clock OF sutn day, 10 pay the della
queut assessment thereon, together with tho
cost Of Ddvertising and expense OF sale
ARTHUR PAR oNs Secretary.
Salt Late City. Utah. July 3, 1897
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

Location OF Mines. Tooele County r,,
rIlnclpal place OF business SAT- LakeCgT
NOTICE Is HERtBY GIVEN THAT Al
~ meeting at the Board OF Dtreeiot,g
tho Lincoln Mining Company, hold on sf,
DAY the lnh day OF June. ne. an astc,,nSl
OF one cent per share was levied on the earns
stock of the corr Grafton pHysnl at oteS "a
ne secretary. nj hib ONCE, room 8li toe,f
Hui' dog SAT- Lake City, Uiah Any MI
upon which this Assessment msy rcmiiu ID.
pa d ON the 18th day OF july 1896, wi, Md.
linqucnt md advertised Tor sale at pnsh
auction, and unless payment Is made lefa.
WIN he sold on he 18th day nj august 10 .
pay the delinquent assessment Together vi
cost OF Advertising and expense Of sale.
4. Il FELT
Secretary Lincoln Mining COMPANY.
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The only pleasure resort.
V un trip Including admission, 20
u
Trains leave every hour aier l:40
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Lagoon. Lagoon. Lagoon.

Don't fail TO visit UtsL' ouly res r.
Round trip inciuilng ujmis ion, %
ceuts.
Trains leave every hour after I:4l
Pun.
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via Rio Greude Western Hail
way.
FIR the Sem &C Celebration
add Pioneer Jubilee ut Salt Lake City,
july 10Th to 24lh, inclusive, the follow.
lug low round trip rates are authorized
to Salt Lake City and return VIZ X
u. w Ry,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

In tho District W IT, Probate D,y,,i,, ,.....
Judigia lsir'r.. IN And toF ~ A.l1
Iuke ATTY. state OF Ltan
in inc Matter OF The Ertatc Of John nu.,,.
Deceased ".'t
IDCNSUANT 10 Az ORDER an e,,,
L court. IN SAID matter, notice IL h,A..ttb
given hat saiurdhy. the Sist day Of Jpl,' 'i,tg
-, al 10 o.tIoo q IN, At the Count q y
llousel IN SAT- Lake Iity. Utah. Ia IN S ~.
room OF s1id court has hcen aprointsf w "
time ana place for the hearing OF anett,,u.s,
J0hh u Huckle, George Grcen nuesi. ~
charles Cooper BucRlc praying Tor ~ ,a'
hllsslon 10 probate Of a certain sc' "V ~
ttnercwilh presented, purporting to he tts w
VI ana ! stsment OF John Buck x. d,ce,' NY
when and where ali persous inierestgs ~
appear ana oppose the probate Of said F,ri =.
sne Granting OF ls tiers testamentary to H..
as prayed for IN said petition. "'l
In witness whereof, have bereup.o sat-.
hnnd and affixed tue seal al AZ
lsEALl'l court, this 3rJ day Of july A n
lsV7. ''' a. u
DAVID q. DUNBAR,
H., cra,,,,. uleft
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esTRAY POUND NOTICE.

nNE sORREL HORSE ABOUT 10 WARS
" old. Ey5svi on left thigh; Swhite feet.
II the above described animal is not claimed
and taken away on or before Monday, July
10, 1897, 1t will he sold at ~ M, at City stray
Pound. JOHN q. NATION,
City Poundkeeper.
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salt Like scaycnger Company.
All kline Of hoavens.r wyrk Ut iair
prices. O6ic' under Walkers Bank.
Telephone 273. r. D. hox ?6s. Frank
LarBt n, Msn, ~.
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NOTICE.
NEW GUINEA MISiSG AND MILLING
COMPANY.
Prin cipal Place OF business Salt Lake Cit,
Utah

Utah,
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT A.
~ meetins of the direcjo rs held on b,
l9in dhy OF June. 1871, an assessment Of u
~ cent per share was levied on the rtpl
slocs OF the corporation payable immtdiiitJ
to George II NHylor treasurer Of said cotpe;.
auon at the company's once, rear OF suite
city
Any stock upon which said assessment M
remain unpaid on Monday. the lrIh day 4
July 1871, VIII he delinquent and ADVERTISE
for sale Al pullic huC ION, aud unless wr.
ment Ia made before. as many shares o. nii
be necessary Will be sold on the llih dN d
August. 1881 nj ~ o'clock at the compSnJI
onlco. To pay delinquent assessment tOgc.H
with cost of advertising and expense Of ~
j r. HAY. SecretaU.
sat Like CITY. utah. June 9S. ISL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23
BnIGasOs,S OPENING.

BEisb oa'S oftNtnt.
Brighton's Hole, silver Lake, was
ore ed for business June 25.b. Stage
leaves Cullen Hotel daily ~ So. 10,
Route from Park CITY also open. Ell.
,elieut table and ffst.clnss SERVICE.
Terms reasonable For all particulars
sd1r'.s ID. II. Br,phto", ropri-icr.
49, ~. f'''u v q az 1000
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aniInIr Ii.ncII.

snitair u,Ucu.
Trn,i a run every hour commencing
Mt l:l5 nm
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II the above described animal is not claim ed
and taken away on or before thc80th day ofJu v
1885, they will ho sod TO the highest bidder at
p. nj al City Estrhy Pound.
JOIN o NATION,
City PoundLeeper.
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tssAa
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

North Point Consolidated Irrigation Com
pany
Location Of principal place OF business, Room
No. u len liotsI West second South
Street, salt Lake City, Utah.
NOTICE. THERE ARE DELINQUENT
IN upon the following described stock, on
account of assessment No 10, levied on the
18th day of May, 1891, the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective share
hnlnara rs foilpua.
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suMM

In the District Court of the Third Juttl
Dis,rict OF the state OF Utah, County
of Salt LAKE.
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Mary Chapman plaintiff, VS. Joseph ftnf
agan, MARY Flanagan and Marghd
Mitchell Blyth. defendants,
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EsTBAY PourD NOTICE.

NNE CHESTNUT sORRELL MAR +,
" about years old n left thigh left hind
foot white and face.
one bay horse about years old, hind feet
white, SySwhite down face,
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kssE ssMENT NOTICE

buckeye Mining Company. Situation OF Prin.
clpal Place of Unsinoss No Il West
First south Street Salt Lake
gity Utah
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To Salt Lake Ci,y aud re urn from
following puinn:
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Bci ordained by tho Ci.y Council OF Salt Lake
CITY, state OF Utah:
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An Ordinance amending Section xv of Chan
ter ?. of the Revised Ordinances OF SAT-
Lake city OF 1897.
BE 1t ordained by tho CITY Council OF Salt Lake
City, state OF Utah:
SECTION l.
That section XIV OF ohaptor % OF the Revised
Ordinances Of lsiI, be Emcuded by striking
out everything after the word same" on limo
Of suld section, and inscrti & IN lieu thereof
the fol OWING: "upon the Il Ing OF such appli
cation, ana upon pHymenl INTO the CITY lEeaa;
nry OF as per annum tor encn billiard or pool
table. and OF i2j per annnm iorcnch and every
nin or bali alley or uine or ten pin alley, and
the RUNWAY thereof, specified in SAID upplica-
ton, yearly licenses may he Issued thereon"
SECTION II,
80 much of Section Ky Chapter 90 Revised
ordinances OF lsYs In conflict herewith, Is
hereby repealed
SECTION III.
This ordinance shall lie IN force from and
after Its approval.
Passed 6y the City Council OF Salt Lake
City, state of , tab, june eth, 1891 title APP
proved and referred to the Mayor for his APP
SEAL DAVID :. EMERY
Citv Recorder
Approved THE the 10th day oiJune, a. -. 1891.
JAMES GLENDiSNlSG:
STATE OF UTAH,
City and County of salt Lake
!, bhNlu ; tlnttJ. Ittuiucr ~ huh l'r "a ~
LAKE. City. sinie of UtAh. do hereby certify
thai the above and foregoing IL Il ful,true, aud
correct copy OF Az ordinance entitled AN
ordinance amending lection XN OF Chapter
% OF the Revised Ordinances of SAT- Lake
City OF r02," passed by the CITY Council OF
said city June sth levi. ana approved by the
Mayor June l0ih, 1897. as appears OF record In
my office.
In witness whereof have hereunto SGT my
hand and affixed the corporate seal of said
city this the 18th day OF Juue. A. b. 1891.
IsEAL1 DAVID g. EMERY.
CITY Recorder.
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50 much of Section xy Chapter 90 Rcvised
ordinances OF ls9s In conflict herewith, Is
hereby repealed
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IL tho District r. Probate DIy,sisr r....
Juulyial isir'r.. IN AND ioT ssl an
Like q. Aty. STATE OF It1r N"'
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in the Matter OF The Ertatc Of Iobr nn.,,.
Deceased 4'At'
The advocate., 1897-09-29
General News,

p London, September 24.-There is an
alarming outbreak of fever at Maidstone,
Kent, due to the drainage from a hop
pickers enCampment polluting the water.
The temporary hospitals there already
contain $40 cases, and the local authori-
ties have telegraphed for additional doc
tors and nurses.
Vancouver, B. c. September 24.-The
tramps along the Canadian Pacific rail-
road lines are becoming unmanageable
Railroad employees risk their lives ev-
cry day owing to the viciousness Of the
tramps when put off trains in the noun
tains or on the prairies, half starved
and hundreds of miles from nowhere.
Omaha, Neb., September 24.-Suit has
been brought by the United States
against the South Omaha Live Stock
Exchange and all it's members. It's
membership amounts to a few over 200
The suit is authorized by Attorney Gen
eral McKenna. The papers in the suit
were filed with him some time ago by
Attorney John 7. Gathers, Of this city.
The advocate., 1897-09-29
The Business Situation.

Bradstreet's last weeks report says:
There Ia a check 10 the inward sweep
Of demand in staple lines, noticeable
throughout the country for the past six
weeks. The yellow fever quarantine,
which extends from Texas to Georgia,
has brought wholesale business to a
practical standstill throughout the
greater portion of the region embraced
by the Gulf States. AT centers Of dis
tributlOn in Central, Eastern and West
ern States the recent activity in dry
goods, hats and hardware has fallen OF,
but at the West and on the Pacific coast
the buying by interior merchants and
the free distribution of merchandise
continue to be features Demand for
heavy textile fabrics has been stimu-
lated by colder weather, and st. Louis
merchants say the yellow fever scare
will have no effect upon trade at that
city, as Southern merchants had supplied
themselves before the quarantine was
enforced The outlook for business In
parts Of Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee and
Georgia Is for much duller season than
had been expected"
The advocate., 1897-09-29
Guarding a Railroad.

New Brunswick, N. j., September "a
Fearing that tramps, embOldened by
their success in holding up people, might
turn their attention to train-wrecking,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
taken steps to forestall any such action
and is arranging for special police sys-
tenn to thoroughly patrol its lines at
night. A checking system will be en-
ployed, the track-walkers being used as
the patrols. Each track-walker will be
supplied with bundle OF checks. He
will be given district to patrol, touch
ing at each end the district Of another
patrol. The beats are 30 arranged that
he will, on arriving at the end of his
beat, encounter the patrolman on the
next beat They will exchange checks,
each check being lndOrsed with the time
Of the meeting and any other informa"
tlon Of Importance. The checks are then
to be carried to the signal tower at the
opposite end OF the beat. The checks,
after being filed, are at once wired to
the Jersey City Office. In this manner
the main Office at Jersey City will be In
constant communication with every part
Of the line.
The advocate., 1897-09-29
DECIDES AGAINST MCNALL
Judge Williams Says the Mutual Life Can
Continue Business in Kansas.

Judge Williams decided the McNall
injunction case Monday. He held that
the law Of 1889 applied generally to all
companies and removed the discretion
ary power Of the Superintendent Of In
surance, that his duties were merely
ministerial, and that If a company was
solvent, ETC., that it had a right to do
business in the State if it paid the fees
required by law, made the necessary
reports and did other things of the sort
which the law directs shall be DONE
He granted permanent injunction di-
recting McNaH not to interfere with the
company and issued an order that he
provide 1t with a license. He did not
direct the company to make application
for one, but he held that the law had
been fully complied with and they had
right to do business in the State, his
order being virtually license. The de-
cision is substantially the same as that
given with the temporary order. II the
State Supreme court holds next week
that the law does require q license
from the Superintendent and that he has
discretionary powers, then the higher
Federal courts must follow it's decision
unless some Federal constitutional fea-
ture is found which prevents it, which
is not likely. Notice Of appeal was inn
mediateIy given by McNall's attorneys.
Under the decision the company ac-
quires no legal right to do business and
Kansas courts will undoubtedly hold
that contracts made with them are not
valid. The company has therefore
gained nothing but an Endorsement by
Judge Williams of their contention. The
order against Boyle does not prevent
him from bringing proper actions
against unauthorized agents, but directs
him to refrain from wholesale arrests
in the nature of prosecutions McNall
has not issued license to the company
up to the hour of going to press, and
probably will not. The decision means
nothing and gives the company no better
standing than it had before. Judge
Foster sat with Williams on the bench,
but did not have anything to say. In
view Of the fact that Foster has just
decided the Live Stock Exchange case
in line with the law and rights of the
people, and that he kept still in this case,
many are wondering If he is not making
progress and developing concern for
the welfare Of the people.
The advocate., 1897-09-29
OFFICIAL STATE PAPER.

a great deal in Congressional cOnsidera-
tlOn.
The main lines Of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company are as follows:
Union division--Council Bluffs to q
point five miles west of Ogden, ,048.O1
miles.
Kansas divisiOn-Kansas City to Den
ver-64S.55 miles; Leavenworth branch,
Lawrence to Leavenworth--31.93 miles.
Cheyenne dlvlsiOn-Denver to Chey-
enne-104.10 miles.
The reorganization Of the company
will be effected Immediately after the
foreclosure sale, the plans for 1t having
been perfected.
The advocate., 1897-09-29
Emigration to the Northwest.

Ottawa, Can, September 24.-The De-
partment of the Interior has reports
from the government immigration
agents in the Western States, who say
that during the last few weeks large
numbers OF people have left Dakota,
Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Illinois and
Michigan for the Northwest Territories.
One report says that not long ago a
delegation OF sixteen from northern
Michigan reached the Alberta district.
They were SO pleased with the country
that fifteen took up land at once and
remained there, leaving one to return
with their report,
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-06
TICK! TICK! TICK!
THE STORY OF HAPPY HOME AS
THE CLOCK SAW IT.
TICKS THAT TELL A TALE.

One evening he brought home little
clock.
1t was only an ordinary nickel alarm
clock But there was an old. green, mil
dewed moss-grown water wheel paint
ed on its face. it was common,
practical, everyday article, but that little
touch of art-that old. midewed water
wheel on its face-gave to the gift a touch
of sentiment. So she put the little clock,
not in the kitchen or in the dining room or
bedchamber, but in the best ROOM She
put it on the manteI piece over the fire
place. And there it licked and licked and
ticlzed the days away.
During the days when she would sit and
sew or knit in the best room she would
look up and see the little clock, with its
old. mildewed water wheel. and think of
sic Of love and home and happiness to her.
The sight of the old, moss-Grown water
wheel brought up to her pleasant pictures
of ner old home, and happy hopes in her
new.
Tick-tick-tick! e.
Thus the little clock kept track of the
flying minutes IN the little home. 1t licked
off the minutes of happiness. It licked off
the minutes of love. It called stop-stop-
stop!-when there were little disagree
ments and Quarrels.
Tick-tick-tick!
There was hurrying of women's feet
and the little clock on the mantel piece
listened and heard. There was 4 nervous
treading to and fro of a mans footsteps
in the best room" And the little clock
on the mantel piece heard and listened and
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-06
THIS MEANS BUSINESS!
Electric Cars on the Southwest Boule-
ward VIII Soon BE n Reality Un-
der n Contract Let YESTERDAY.

The patrons of the Southwest boulevard
line can at last rest assured that the long
promised change from the antiquated mule
cars to the most modern electrical equip
Tnent will soon be realized. The MetropoI-
itan Street Railway Company let the con-
tract for this change in motor power yes
terday afternoon. The Electric Installation
Company, of Chicago, secured the contract
for the construction of the overhead cleo
trio work fer $4,000. The company will
begin work Immediately and by its contract
must have the line ready by the 1st of May
This line will be fed from the new central
electric power plant at Riverview. This
power plant will be completed by the mid
line will be one of the first lines to receive
the current from It.
The company which received the contract
for the Southwest boulevard line is the
same which rebuilt the electric work on
the Il road last summer, and which has
also secured the contract for the electric
| work en- the new West Side line
With the exception of the Prospect ave-
nue. line and the Broadway "CannonbalI'
! line, the completion of the contract let
( yesterday VIII leave no representative of
the once prevalent horse car in Kansas
| City. General Manager Holmes stated yes
terday that as soon as the city graded
| Prospect avenue, that line would be con-
verted from horse car IIne to an electric
| road.
! I'VE havehad all llthematerial ready for the
| change in power on that line on hands for
months" he said and are only waiting
| for the city to establish the grade before
/ giving the residents in that part of the CITY
| the advantages of rapid transit