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The San Francisco call., 1897-01-04
Marine Engineers Election.

The annual election OF officers of the Mar inc
Engineers Beneficial Association No. 35 of
San Francisco was held at Native Sons Hall
last Tuesday evening. The following officers
were elected: G. r. Kingsland, past president;
Thomas Malcomson, presidents John Z.
O'Brien, first vice-president; Edward Murphy,
second vice president; H. C. Tabrett, treasurer;
]. ]. Searey, recording and corresponding sec
business manager; William Porter, ehapla ain;
Charles schappe, conductor. Trustees-W. X.
Maitland, John ]. Crofts, Ed Brady, Ed Maho-
ney, r. G. Robinson Delegates to National
convention-George K. Kingsland, F. A Jones;
alternate, R. E. Tomlin. The officers will be
installed next Tuesday evening by National
Vice. President John j. Searey.
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NEW TO-DAY.


Mr.. Grocer: there are
thousands of people who
want good tea (many don't
drink tea now, because it has
been either costly or bad)
and here is ScAizhng's Besa
good tea at a fair price.
Don't you want to sell
lots of such tea, and money
back it if your customers
don't like it?
A Sching & Company
San Francisco 400
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AUCTION SALES

BY 3. BAscH-Tuesday, January s. Furni
ture, at S19 321 Sutter street at 10 80 OF clock.
" INDIANA Auction Co.--This day. January A.
Millinery. at 1857 Market ST.. al = O'Clock.
BY l. II. BURD-This eav, January 4, Fur
nj ture, at First street. at 10 O'Clock.
FY SULLIVAN Il DOYLE w ed nesday, January
g. Horses, Bugges ETC., at 327 Sixth street, at II
CLOCK.
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Nemesis of SpirituaIism.

DR.. de Forrest of Boston will lecture tonight
in Metropolitan Temple against spiritualism.
The lecturer, who has been called the
Nemesis of Spiritualism," has challenged any
medium to meet him on the platform tonight
and produce any manipulation that he cannot
duplicate.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

BALDWIN THEATER.-"The Cd Homestead"
CoLUMRIA 1HEATER-'' Shaun Rhue.
MoRoscos oPERA-HoUsE-"I the Name of
the Gear.
ALcAzAR THEATKR.-"A Serious Tangle"
TIvoLI OPERA HousE.-"Jack and The Bean
stalk.
e ORP RPHEUS-Hgh-C Class Vaudeville
CIRCUS RoYAL-Eddy and Mason sts-.Prof. o.
r. Gleason
y. NJ. c. A. AUDITORIUM. corner Mason and Ellis
streets-Orlental Entertainment, onday, JAM 4.
he CHUTES AND SKATING RINK.-DaAy at
Haight street, one block east of the Park.
suTRo BATHS Bathing and performances.
PACIFIC COAST JOCKEY CITrR.-Races to-day.
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was DESTROYED, being broken in pieces and
fed to the flames at another part of the
furnace.
The ashes of the journalist will be
placed in copper urn and will then be
at the disposition of the family.
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"Jaek and the Beanstalk" will be repeated
at the Tivoli opera-house this evening. with
the same cast that produced it last week. The
comicalities OF this aggregation of songs. dia
logues ana costumes has caught on with the
patrons Of this ouse
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''In the Name of the Gar a Russian melo-
drama with an American as well as a Russian
hero, ana which is not the same as "By Order
Of the Gar, win be presented at the Grand
Opera-house tonight. Leslie Morosco will
take the part OF the American hero.
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The animatiscope, which shows striking
life-like pictures every quarter of an hour,
will be in operation at the Chutes this even
ing and there will be number of attractions
In addition to the others that draw people to
that place.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-04

Professor Gleason is still at the Circus Royal
showing people how he conquers wild horses
and make them as obedient pet dogs This
evening he will give another exhibition OF
his wonderful skill in that line.
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Six new vaudeville celebrities will appear at
the 0rpheum this evening in conjunction
with the Kiralfy ballet and aerial ballet The
two Bostons with their trained animals will
furnish laughter for all and Miss Annie Cald-
well, eomedienne, will appear.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-04

HoITT's School, at Burlingame, will reopen
January 5. Address Ira G. Hoitt, Ph.D.
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ga Serious Tengle," which has been desig-
mated as play that is "whirlwind of laugh
ter viii be presented at the Alcazar Theater
Tonight, with George Osbourne anc Hugo To-
land IN the cast. This Will be preceded by
Dream Faces" a comeditta.
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WITH THE PLAYERS.
What There Is offered for the Lovers
of Amusement Who Wish to Visit
Theaters Tonight.

Tonight Denman Thompson will appear at
the Baldwin Theater in the famous play 1.-THE
Old Homestead that natural presentation OF
New England life, which has been played time
and again. but which. like some well-known
operas, never grows old.
At the Columbia Tneater Joe Murphy, the
old-time San Francisco favorte, will again
present shaun Rhue," in which he has
achieved great success, and he will sing his
world-famous song, "a Handful of Earth"
He viii be supported by a strong company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-07
SHERIFF,S SALE.

SHER1FF'S SALE. - NOTICE IL
hereby given that pursuant TO an order
OF sale and decree of foreclosure to me
erected from the Third judicial district
court OF the state of Utah county of Salt
Lake. in case therein pending wherein
Sue b Ebert is plaintiff and J. M Ken
nedy. Nellie Kennedy and Agnes Poland
are defendants. To which said decree and
order OF sale reference is hereby made /
snail expose for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash at the west
1:o"t door of the county court house in
TIE city of Salt Lake, county of Salt
Lake state of Utah, on the 18th day of
January, A ID. 1897. at L o'clock. noon.
al the right. title, claim and interest of
j. M Kennedy. Nellie Kennedy and
Agnes Poland. of in and to the following
described real estate. situate. lying and
being in the county of Salt Lake. state
OF Otah, and more particularly bounded
and described as follows, to-wit: Com
mencing al point 3.S rods south and
900 RODS west of the center of section S.
township l south, range 1 west. Salt
Lake meridian, thence running south As
RODS thence east 34.S rods, thence north
commencement: containing ten acres
more or less. To be sold as the property
OF j. NJ. Kennedy, Nellie Kennedy and
Agnes Poland under said order of sale
ana decree in the above cause.
DATED at Salt Lake City. Utah, this
seventh day of January, 1897.
THOMAS p. LEWIS.
Sheriff of Salt Lake County. Utah.
by j. b. TIMMONY, Deputy Sheriff.
Williams. Van Colt & Sutherland, At
tOrneyS for plaintiff
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NEWS FROM NEARBY
Bannocks and Shoshones Go to
Washingtons
The FORT HALL OPENING
HARRY HAYES TO BE BROUGHT
TO SALT LAKE.
a Petition For a Pardon is Being
Circulated-Park City Athletic
Asociation-The Trianglers-Geo.
Wiseman to Visit California
Supplies For the Great Ontario
Cache County Items.
lSnecfal to The Herald.)

Pocatello Ida, Jan. "a delegation
composed of seven Bannock and Sho-
shone Indians from the Fort Hall res
ervation VIII leave here tonight via
Union Pacific for Washington The
Indians are in charge of Commissioners
c. G. Hoyt who will accompany them
to their destination. The object of
their visit is to consult with the com
missioner Of Indian affairs with view
to. relinquishing q portion Of the Fort
Hall reservation. 1t is known that a
majority of the Bannock and Shoshone
tribes have been III favor of throwing
open the reservation to white settlers
for several months past, but Bannock
Chief Jim Ballard with handful OF
followers, have blocked all efforts on
the part OF the commissioners in this
direction until quite recently, When
Ballard withdrew his objection and
consented to allow the above delegation
to proceed to Washington. II is now
believed that all obstacles have been
removed and that the speedy opening
up of the Fort Hall reservation VIII re-
suit.
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{ AGDEN BUREAU.
Business and Editorial ONCE 5fo
Utah Loan Il Trust Building.
Telephone 29S.
Ogden. Jan. 7.
Weber County Candidates.

From present indications the new
county commissioners will not suffer
for a lack of candidates for the vari-
Gus offices to be filed by the board
The names of several candidates for
county physician have been already
published as well as those applying
for the position of janitor. There are
also numerous applications for posi-
tions as road supervisor. And good
many more candidates are known 10
be getting things in shape
For the Garland road district q. A
Barnes makes application and a peu-
ton with Sc names thereon asks Tor
his appointment.
For road supervisor of Burch Creek
80 signers, petition for the appoint
ment of j. X Clark. J. A. Browning
has 80 supporters for the same office
For Huntsville William Felt has the
endorsement of a Democrats meet
ing called for the purpose and at which
several candidates were ballotted Tor
His candidacy is otherwise furthered
by petition with 164 signers, including
many women.
West Weber has several aspirants
for the position of road supervisor. a
petition with 20 signers asks for the
appointment of J. C. Hunter. The pa
per is endorsed as being signed by all
of the leading Democrats and the
names are said to be those of three
fourths of all the male Democratic tax
payers in West Weber.
Sixty-seven persons ask for the ap-
pointment of James Hogg as super
visor of the West Weber road district.
Uintah has thus far developed two
candidates. The first in the field was
c. c. Stoddard. He. together with 90
other signers, asked the commissioners
to appoint him. Later Y residents
and taxpayers of Uintah have sent III
a petition asking for the appoint
ment of G. L. Watts. Another devel-
opment in this contest yesterday was
the filing of the following document
with the Stoddard petition:
Uintah, Jan. 6, 1897.
To the Honorable County Court:
Gentlemen:-At a meeting of Demo-
Gratis c. c. Stoddard was unanimously
chosen to be presented to your hon
orable body for road supervisor of this
road district; he is competent and
worthy of your appointment and has
paid poll tax in this district and coun-
ty for 30 years. AS for his opponents
d. G.. Watts and party) they form
the rot and rubbish and disgruntled
part of the community.
JONATHAN DYE,
Chairman.
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Court Matters.
Jan. IL.

The following orders were made yes
terday by Judge Rolapp.
Israel Z. Brown VS.. ogden Milling
and Elevator Company; motion TO re-
tax costs denied.
Anna NJ. Gilbert VS.. Q. Perrin ct al.
plaintiffs demurrer to answer sus-
tanned; defendants given to Jan. 16 to
answer.
Elizabeth Turner VS.. Sidney Stevens;
arguments on motion for new trial
heard; decision reserved.
Laura Weitzel began suit for divorce
from Henry Weitzel The couple were
married in the county Oct. Is, 1892.
Failure to provide and cruelty are set
up as grounds for the divorce. OF this
latter several specific acts are recited,
including once last month. when the
plaintiff was kicked and beat by de-
PENDANT.
Frank J. Stevens has begun fore
closure proceedings against Fred CO
zier and Emma Cazier to recover $3.50
with interest and attorneys ices.
Frank j. Stevens filed suit against
Joseph Southwick and Louisa South
wick to recover $500 with interest and
attorneys fees and for the foreclosure
of a mortgage.
Ellen r. Stevenson began suit against
Joseph Clayton and several others TO
recover $500 alleged to be due with
interest on a promissory note secured
by a mortgage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-07
Forger Arrested.

Last night the police arrested Will
liam King for forgery. Ed Wallace, a
partner of King, is still at large.
The police were notified on Saturday
that some checks had been forged and
learned that these two men had tried
to pass a $50 check at the Atlas
saloon and other checks at other places.
They only succeeded in cashing one
check, which was for S22, George Mole
taking it. The checks were made in
favor of King and bore the name of
Richard Smith, of North Ogden, a
wealthy sheep man. The two men had
been employed by Mr.. Smith as sheep
herders. King was arrested at Layton
by Detective Fender. He admits his
guilt Wallace has been traced to some
sheep camps the other side of the
Wasatch mountains and may escape.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-07

County Commissioners.

The board of county commissioners
at the meeting yesterday confirmed
the appointment of James Taylor as
deputy assessor, he to serve without
salary.
The south part of the collectors of
fee was allotted to the surveyor for
an office until other arrangements can
be made. The necessary changes were
ordered made under the supervision OF
Mr.. Seaman.
Room No. was allotted to the treas
urer and the committee on supplies.
Commissioner Seaman was en-
powered to make necessary alterations
in the room and vault
The clerk was ordered to present to
Uintah county the bill of expense for
keeping Warner Wall and Coleman in
the Weber county Jail.
The claim of the Press company for
81 .139 for publishing the delinquent tax
list was laid on the table pending
report from the collector.
The board adjourned till Monday,
Ian IL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-07
In Summit County.

Park City, Jan. 6.-Park Lodge No.
4. K. Of P. installed officers last night
as follows: F. A. McCarty. c. c.:
Richard Kemp, V. c.; L. p Kimball,
prelate: W y. Watson, master at
arms: Fred Stevens X. of r. and S.;
p. Mcpherson, NJ. of E; Conrad Sykes,
inside guard William Miller. outside
guard: NJ. George, trustee. There were
some very pleasant features about the
meeting, among which were the re
marks of T. A. McCarty. Each men,
Der present gave a helping hand to-
ward a general attack upon a sump-
tuOus spread.
The Park City Athletic association
held a meeting last night in their
quarters. By unanimous voice of the
members it was decided that the old
officers should be retained for the en-
suing year. They are as follows:
Jackson Fairhurst, president; II. S.
Townsend. vice president; Micky
Breen. second vice-president; A. K.
Weetor. secretary; Charles Heath,
treasurer: Vim Davidson, property
man. A list viii be circulated for new
members and as soon as a sufficient
number is obtained, the active work of
training viii be begun under the di
rectior of the president. Jackson Fair
hurst The association has in view
giving the public a few contests some
time IN the future.
A. g. Simmons has been appointed
examiner of applicants for admission
10 the B. Y. academy in the regular
and special classes
The Triangle Athletic association
elected officers last night: Ross Arm
hurst, president; Parker Dykes, vice
president; Arthur Kenyon, treasurer:
Dan Shields, secretary. An executive
committee was appointed consisting
of the president, secretary, 3. Maloney,
n. Brown. Arrangements We're made
The football department Will meet the
state university team again Sunday,
Jan. 81. this time in Park City. The
bows would not be averse either to
tackle the Laramie team.
The Ontario company's supplies
were renIenished today by a carload
each of giant powder, candles and IT
rails.
Frank Carol, who was found guilty
of petit larceny and sentenced to Jail
for 40 days in October last, but es-
caped after six days imprisonment,
was captured in town Monday, He
will likely get an extension of time.
Frank Hardness came up from Salt
Lake this morning to open mining
brokerage office in connection with
William Treweek in the Wiseman
building.
W. II. Yardley, attorney, of st. Paul
was an Ontario. visitor today.
G. z. Wiseman, the jeweler, is pre-
pairing for an immediate departure for
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James, primarily, and some of the 9TH
erS to a lesser degree, have not played
their roles often enough yet to have
them go with entire SmoothneSs. and to
bring out all the possibilities of the
situations. The five acts are most in
teresting. we'll constructed, sparkling
and amusing; the are laid in Queen
Anne'S court, at that interesting period
when the duke of Marlborough was
winning victories and enriching himself
abroad, and when his clever duchess
and Lord Bolingbroke were fencing
with each other for the control of Anne
at home. James gave a good delinea-
ton of the rafting intriguer Boiling
broke, but if he works to do it, he
could in time give a much better one
Miss kruger'S Anne was the best in
stance of acting in the piece; it was
in all ways excellent; d very good sec
ond, marred onl-r by a tendency to
lisp. was the duchess of Miss Everett;
Mr.. Lindsey was an ideal soldier. and
Miss Hendricks (Who, off the stage, is
Mrs. James,, played the sweetheart
Marion with skill and intelligence. The
company now proceeds to San Fran
cisco.
The sale for the Uncle Toms Cabin"
engagement of one night and a matt
nee only opens at the theater this
morning
s. o @
At the Grand The Burglar is grow
ing in favor, judging by the increase in
the attendance. The business looked up
last night and the indications are for
large house tonight.
AS the dispatches tell, Cleveland yes
terday signed the new anti-piracy bill,
and the knell has sounded for the host
of black flag operators who swarm the
country. Henceforth it will be a crime
punishable by fine and Imprisonment
for any company to present a copy
righted play without the permission of
the owner; 500 piratical organizations
throughout the United States will this
morning unite in doleful chorus of
"Othello's occu2ations gone"
The B. B. Young song recital occurs
in the Congregational church tomor-
row night. The programme will be
limited to songs by Mr.. Young, accom-
panied by his wife. The popularity
of both in this city ought to ensure
The Salt Lake Opera company holds
its first rehearsal on the Mascot" at
Calders tomorrow night. Miss Lottie
Levy will sing the meZzo soprano role
of Fiarvetta.
% 90 q
At the Twenty-first ward meeting
house last evening the clever young
dramatic company of the ward rem
dered the play of Better than Gold"
to a juvenile audience. 1t will be re-
peated tonight for adults. The pro-
ceeds of both performances go to the
ward Sunday school fund.
&. q g
Director Stephens has called the
tabernacle choir together tonight to
begin rehearsals for the Yaw concert
The noted singer is this week at the
Baldwin theatre, San Francisco, where
prices range from SO downward
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& Cosdgan, rooms Eos. TIA. Deseret Ma
tonal Bank building, corner Main ana
FIRST South streets. in Salt Lake City.
Utah. all the right, title and interest ..
the said Thomas Allsop at the time OF
MS death, and all the right. title ana IN
tterest that the said estate has, by opera
t10n or law or otherwise. acquired OtneL
Than or in addition to that of the said
Thomas Allsop deceased, at the time
of his death. in and to all of the follow-
ing described tracts OF real estate, TO-
wit: Commencing ninety-fOur 90 roIS
and eight 90 links east of the northwest
corner of the southeast quarter OF section
one %, east of the Salt Lake meridian;
thence south Sixty-SeVen (6O rods ana
twenty-one CID links: thence east sixty
I'VE 900 rods and seventeen 90 links:
thence north forty-two (i2) rods and
twenty-one CID links; thence west SIX
teen C6) rods; thence north twenty-five
and seventeen % links to place OF be-
ginning, containing twenty-five (25) acres,
hfty-two 90 rods and ten t1O) links, SIT
uate in Salt Lake county. state OF Utah.
Also the southwest quarter OF section
twenty-siX (26). in township thirteen CD
north of range one %. west Of Salt Lake
sixty Q6O) acres Of land. the same being
situate, lying and being in Cache county,
state Of Utah; Also all of lots twenty
eight (2) and twenty-nine (29). and
fraction of lot one %, in block two % Of
the east addition to Sandy City, Salt
Lake county, state of Utah. being in and
ton six Co. township three co south of
range one %. east of the Salt Lake
meridian, situate in Salt Lake county.
state of Utah Terms and conditions OF
sale: Cash. lawful money of the United
States of America. ten 40 per cent of the
purchase money 10 be paid on day or
sale, balance on confirmation of sale by
said court. Deed at expense of purchaser
GEORGE A ALLSOP.
THOMAS NJ. ALLSOP,-
JOSEPH H ALLSOP,
Executors Of the Estate of Thomas ALI
SOP. deceased.
Dated December 18th. 1896.
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California prompted to make the
change on account of poor health.
In Cache County.
IRON the Sketch.

Logan, Jan. 6.-The rape case of Mrs.
Emaline Clifford VS.. Louis H. Norman,
of MillvilIe, the examination of which
was held yesterday with closed doors
in Justice Thomas court was dismissed
for want of sufficient evidence. Mrs.
Clifford has always borne an excellent
character. S. J. Rich defended the
case.
James Ingebretsen. of the z. C. NJ. l.,
came to Logan this morning.
County Attorney-elect F. K. Nebeker
is moving his office from the Kicks
block TO the county court house. He
will occupy the large room on the sec
ond floor which was occupied for so
many years by the probate judges of
this county.
The outgoing attorney, S. J. Rich,
has moved his office into the Barber
block on Main street where he will
do business in the future in connec-
ton with his brother. Attorney George
@. Rich.
The masquerade ball in the Thatcher
Opera House last Monday evening is
pronounced a grand success by all who
attended it.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Ezra T. Hyde win be pleased to learn
that they have returned to Logan to
make it their home again. Mr.. and
MIS-. J1SQc dle N6n anu 1dNOIdDly
known in Cache Valley
a. G. Barber, of Logan, in the near
future will take leave of his numerous
relatives and friends and depart for
Manitoba on a two years mission. Mr.
Barber has been one of the leading
spirits of Cache county for many years:
is a pronounced Democrat, a splendid
citizen and a true and magnanimous
friend. We wish him a pleasant time
Miss Bessie MOrehead. Cache county
recorder, will be assisted by Aft Far
rell in her Office. Through Mr.. Farrells
former experience in the recorders Of
flee, Miss Morehead will have a prof.
cient deputy. Mr. Charles G. Hyde,
the retiring recorder, was a competent
officer.
The county commissioners-elect of
Cache county are Hyrum Hayball, of
Logan, Martin Woolf, of Millville, and
William Sparks, of Charleston.
DR.. O. c. Ormsby, member of the
state board of medical examiners. re-
turned this morning from attending a
two days session of the board at Salt
Lake CITY.
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A NICE LITTLE GROUP.
MKINLEY AND ALLISON EN-
TERRAIN EACH OTHER.
Allison Says He Will Not be a Mem
Der of the New Cabinet, But Init
mates That Sherman May Be
Secretary of State.

Canton, Jan. 6.-Major Mckinley and
Senator Allison talked for two hours
today at the formers home in Cam
ton. Senator Allison said after the
conference that he will not be a mem
Der of Major McKinley's cabinet. The
president-elect and Mr. Allison dis
cussed cabinet possibilities from Iowa
and other eastern states, and talked
over the whole political situation. The
impression prevails here that Senator
Sherman is likely to be secretary of
state and Senator Allison, who seems
to have this opinion, spoke of him in
high terms, declaring that he would
make a strong and admirable officer
at the head of the department of state.
General Felix Agnus of Baltimore
lunched with Major Mckinley and
Senator Allison. He is strongly op-
posed to the appointment of James A.
Gary of Baltimore to the cabinet and
said so very forcibly and freely.
Major Mckinley returned to CIeve-
land tonight and will remain there till
the first of next week