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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-20
Idaho.

Caldwell Record: John Reagan of
Beagan Bros. of Emmett, the we'll
known stockmen, viii ship, the last of
the week. about go carloads of cattle
TO Nebraska for feeding purposes. The
cars will hold an average of 80 head
each Mr.. Reagan says feed on the
range is poor and that as a matter of
fact the time has arrived in these parts
when those who expect to make q &c
cess of stock raising must be prepared
to feed the cheap hay that can be
readily raised here.
George d. Stafford, eX-countv COM
missioner of this county, on Monday
sold to the Caldwell Butcher company
two porkers Weighing 1,0S5 pounds.
Charles Trader, carpenter, was
found dead on Camas prairie, near
Corral, last Monday. He was hauling
a lode Of lumber from Mountain Home
and fell from the wagon, breaking his
neck. He had a wife and two children
in Texas.
Masked robbers raided a laundry at
Pocatello Wednesday, morning. They
secured 81. so and then held up a gam
bier, relieving him of $10.50.
The Red Cross association proposes
to erect a hospital at Pocatello.
The robbers who held up a store at
Bruneau last week and compelled the
proprietors to give them $3.50 from the
safe have been captured and held for
trial. But $40 was recovered.
Three of the four men who stole 50
head of cattle from near HALEY last
summer are now in the penitentiary.
The fourth is still at large.
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NOTICE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PROBATE
division. Third judicial district. III and
for Salt Lake county. state of Utah. In
the matter of the estate Of John 2. Far
low, deceased. Notice.-Pursuant TO an
order of said court IN the above entitled
matter, notice IS hereby given that Satur-
day, the eleventh day of December. A. i.
1897, at $50 o'clock a. NJ, at the court
room of said court, at the county cour;.
house in Salt Lake City and county Utah
has been appointed The time and place
for the hearing of the application of MAJ
G. Jennings Farlow. filed in said court
praying that an admeasurenlen and as
signment of dover be had and that said
dover be ass. gned 10 her out of the follow
ing described zeal property o. said de-
ceased, toWit:
Lots four and five. in block IL. plat C.
Salt Lake City survey, situated in the
southeast quarter of section 20, township
one north. range. one west, Salt Lake
All of blocks six and tWenIy-three and
the north half of both blocks one and seY-
enteen as plated in west Salt Lake.
tanning 1SS lots in all.
Lots five six seven and eight in ,9el!
north half of said block
An undivided one-haif interest in a
piece of land in Salt Lake City and coun-
ty, Utah, described as follows: Commenc-
ner of lot seven. block 6S. plat a, Salt
Lake City survey, running thence west
NIty ana One-nllL 1eet, thence south ten
rods, thence east fifty and one-half feet.
thence south ten rods to the place of be-
ginning.
Also a one-half undivided interest in
the following land situated in Salt Lake
county, state of Utah. described as fol-
lows. to-wit: Ali of the southeast quar-
ter of the southeast quarter of section
one. township one south CT range TWO
west, Salt Lake meridian, state or Utah;
also commencing at the southeast corner
of the southwest quarter of section six,
township one south OF range one west.
said Salt Lake meridian, and running
thence north ~ and 424-l 600 rods, thence
west 154 and 5-10 rods to the township
line thence south 12l and 424-1 600 rods to
the southwest corner of lot seven, thence
east 154 and $40 rods to the place of be-
ginning. containing 1874 acres.
AT which time and place al persons in
plication and show cause, if any there be,
why said petition should not be granted
DAVID c. DUNBAR Clerk
BY GEORGE e. BLAIR. Deputy Clerk.
Young & Moyle, Attorneys for Admins
traitor, Deseret Bank Building.
Dated October 90 1897
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Montana.

Mrs Anna Meme of Butte was dis
covered by her husband in the act of
swallowing d bottle of carbolic acid.
He dashed the vial from her hand and
she was placed under restraint, as she
is evidently insane.
The Butte city council eXonerated
City Detective Murphy for breaking
the jaw of private detective who had
insulted him.
Recently 103 Indians from the Fort
Peck Indian reserve went up into the
third, fourth and sixth points, on the
Missouri river, and killed enough deer
to feed the wards of the government
for the next ten years. In one day, out
of one point, they butchered something
like 200 deer.
man by the name of NIacomb Nc
Cloud was arrested on the streets of
Dillon for creating disturbance He
proved to be a raving maniac. He will
not eat or take medicine, thinking that
he is being poisoned. It is not known
where he is from, but he is supposed
to belong in Madison county.
Phillipsburg hunters last Wednesday
brought in a large moose, weighing 500
pounds. that they had killed, one of
band of six.
At a special election, the taxpayers
ol bOZSllcill ueCiueQ 10 purchase the
waterworks plant for 100000
On the petition of Lewisohn Bros. of
New York. who own stock in the Bos-
ton & Montana company, Judge
Knowles, in the United States court at
Helena, granted a temporary injunc-
ton restraining the Anaconda Copper
Mining company from selling the Sulli-
van LODE in Butte to T. Aug. Heinze
and the Montana Ore Purchasing COM
pany for 100000
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mail clerk INDICATED.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. 17.-Frank D.
Johnston, a postal clerk running be-
tween this city and Council Bluffs, has
been reinstated as chief clerk OF the
postal service at this point, vice D. c.
Hudson, who returns to his run on the
road. Johnston lost the chief clerk
ships position four years ago on ac-
count of alleged campaign work in be-
half of a certain candidate. He was
charged with using his influence with
the postal clerks under him and coerc-
ing them into voting for his man. Mr..
Johnston has been completely vindi-
Gated of the charges and returns to his
old position, having clearly proved to
his superiors that he was innocent of
the charges. 1t is believed here that
some Of Johnston's political enemies
were the instigators of the charges
against him.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED OF
Frust.-Notice is hereby given by the IN
derslgned, William H. Dale. trustee named
IN Il certain deed OF trust, wherein Clint
l. Moeu, an unmarried man. Cyrus
1 Wl.chel and Matilda j. Twitehell hus-
Daild and wife. OF Salt Lake CITY Salt
Lake county; state Of Utah, are the first
parties. ana William II. Dale of Salt Lake
GltIs Utah. is the second party, and the
LOMBARD Investment Company a corp<-
"a ton. of Kansas City, Missouri, is the
thiru party, or beneficiary dated the first
gay 81 october. 1881. and executed and de-
ilVered on the same day ana duly recorded
on the md da@ of October. 1890. in the Of
icS o. the county recorder of Salt Lake
county. Utah. i'll book "2W.' at pages Is
70, II, u anG lS. OF Mortgages. reference to
Which IS hereby made. whereby the said
llrst parties conveyed 10 the said William
Il Dale. trustee. all of the real eStats
hereinafter described. III trust, 10 secure
ilc payment OF q certain prOmiSSOry nOts
OF the same date, TOR the sum of seven
hundred and hfty $3.50 dollars, payable to
the order of the Lombard investment
company at kansas City, Missouri, on the
Iirsl day OF October. 1885. with interest on
SAID sum at the rate Of six per cent per
9hnuln from date, payable Seni-annuaily,
EVIDENCED W ten coupon notes for twen-
ty-two and 50-1G0 (S22 5O) dollars each pay
able senli-annually. which said, notes were
mace, executed and delivered by the said
HrSt parties. for value received. to the
SAID Lombard Investment Company said
lhTu party, and which said deed OF trust
provided. that il default should be made
III the payment OF the principal of said
note, or any pert thereof, or the interest
thal might accrue thereon or any part
thereof. Us the same became due and pay
SS!e, that the undersigned William h
Dale, trustee. Is aforesaid, might proceed
10 sell SdlI described property a public
Vendue after giVic" due notice thereof as
in said deed required;
Ana whereas. no part Of the principal
sum or interest due on said note has been
paid. except the interest due thereon.
down 10 the hrst 0ay of May. 1895. and
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MnTICE Ga 49, Tt.rrn,

NEW STATE GOLD MINING AND
Ltt!4ng company Location OF principal
place of business. salt Lake City. Utaa:
location OF nlne, LiuEIe Cottonwood min
ing district, Salt LAKE county. Utah
Notice IS hereby gwen chat at IL meet
ing OF the board Of trus tees held at Salt
Lake CIT, Utah. on the list day OF Au-
gust. 1891, an assessment, No. ,, of l cent
per share was levied on the capital stock
of the corporation. payable to the treasu-
Ter. u = G,O5s, room No. i, Hooper X
EIdredge building. 10 South Main StreeT.
SaII LAKE Cry. before the 3Olh day OF
Any stock upon which the assessment
remains unpaid on the 50th day OF Sen
telnoec 1891 Will be deltHqEeu- and ad-
vertised for sale at public auction, and,
If payr.enL = not made before, Will bs
sold on me 10Th day of October. 1897. a.
the hour II II a. M. a the ONCE of ths
treasurer, room No 1. Hooper ( E.ldredge
building. - South Main street. Salt Lake
City, Lttah. 10 pay assessment and COST
OF advertising. tosether with expense OF
sale. q. \ tiIBBS.
Secretary OF the New State Gold Mining
G. Milling company
saIt Lax CITY. August 2ith. 1897.
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Wadsworth Suicide.

Elzo Argonaut: L. B. Smith. famil-
iarly known to hearly everyone along
the railroad in this state as skinny"
Smith, committed suicide at Wads-
worth Tuesday by shooting himself.
From the particulars of the affair
that can be obtained it appears that
the deed was committed at Ike Lo-
throp's residence where Smith had
been rooming for some time. The bull
let entered his forehead and death
must have been instantaneous.
He left a note addressed TO James
Dorsey, night yardmaster at Wads-
worth, in which it is said Smith gave
as the reason for taking his life that
he had done something which ne was
ashamed of, though not saying what
it was.
Quitting the employ of the railroad
about four years ago, he was employed
at the railroad hotel in Carlin and then
went to WadsWorth, where he has lived
ever since
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Reno Journal: The news came yes
terday afternoon at late hour that
the grand jury at Carson had ignored
the charge against young Guinan and
that he was free The grand jury's ac-
ton was a surprise to the people or
Reno, for even admitting that Jones
was at fault, it was thought that the
boy would at least be tried for the
crime, if for nothing more than as
lesson that such acts could not go I'M
punished 1t appears that even the
preliminary examination was not con-
Guided when the matter was taken up
by the grand jury, regardless OF the
possible action of the magistrate, and
the latter adjourned the hearing to
await the action-of the grand jury.
At a little before O'Clock the grand
fury reported, ignoring the charge
against young Guinan, and the judge
Immediately ordered his release. The
district attorney asked that the matter
be reported to another grand jury, but
the Judge allowed his order to stand.
1t may be brought up again, but it is
hardly probable.
At the preliminary examination yes
terday, the main point considered was
whether young Guinan rested his gun
on the window sill or shot off-hand.
The letter which was kept from the
public on the first day Of the eXamina-
ton, and which was supposed to have
been mailed to Miss Guinan on the
day Of the shooting by Jones, has now
come out and was for the purpose of
arranging an appointment in the cap
itol grounds at midnight and was adj
dressed TO Marie Page, name which
Miss Guinan had adopted for her clan
destine correspondence. It is strongly
hinted however, that this letter was
an answer to one that Miss Guinan had
previously written Jones and that this
letter is still in existence.
What course viii be pursued now the
Journal has not been informed.
The feeling here particularly among
the friends of the deceased, who num-
Der many people, is very bitter, but the
legal course has been followed and
there is little else that can be done.
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Wyoming.

Saratoga Tyre: The Big Creek Live
Stock company drove about 1,4OO head
of cattle through Saratoga Friday en-
route to the railway and the Chicago
market. About so cars will be required
to carry the shipment. ]. B. Hunter,
jr., was in charge and had dozen as
sistants.
Eastern cattle are being shipped to
central Wyoming for the range. On
Saturday, Joseph Long and Charles
Smith of Box Elder arrived at Glen
rock with four carloads of calves which
they had purchased in southern Mime
sofa at a cost of about $14 per head,
delivered. Two more carloads have
been contracted for and viii be brought
to Wyoming the latter part of this
month.
Clara Pritner, daughter of a Denver
cigar maker, and William Henry, d
negro, We're arrested at Rock Springs,
they having eloped from Denver.
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Nevada.

Elko Argonaut: From Assemblymau
Hardesty, who has just returned from
Tuscarora, where he disposed of load
of produce, we learn that pork is worth
{ cents a pound, with plenty of buyers
at that price, in Elzo county's northern
metropolis
Eleven Cinnamon and three white
men We're indicted by the United STATES
grand jury at Carson Wednesday.
Walter Kermeen. the l4-year-old boy
who attempted to burn the Carson
public school building on the night OF
Dec. II last VIII be tried again. the
jury at the former trial having rallied
to agree.
Edward Blake. pioneer resident of
the Comgtoc6, died at Virginia last
Tuesday. He had lived on the Com
stock for over 30 years.
Lieutenant Morgan and l6 privates of
battery a, Nevada National Guard.
who were court martialed for digobe-
dience in refusing to parade on the
Fourth of July. We're found guilty and
sentenced 70 be reprimanded. The find
ings have not yet been approved by the
governor.
Virginia Enterprise: Yesterday. while
worl1men at the Harris. Blood & co.
plant were working along on the bed
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IRELAND LAND AND CATTT,E 20

DELINQUENT ASSESS MENT NOTICE
-Secretary's office. Salt Lake City. Utah
November &c 1897. N0tice-There is de-
linquent Oh the following described stock
on accouNJ of assessment No. one a.
levied October l., 1897. the sum of *
Thousand Two hundred and fifty do
lars (S6,z50.Oo1. viz: Certificate No
4, OF the Ireland Land and Cattle
company for $3.50 shares. issued
in the name of E. A. ireland but
neid by the secretary of said CON pany.
pending the return and cancellation -
certificate ~. H. Of the Sali1d sock
company for 5000 shares issued in ne
name OF 2. a. ireland. At stockholders
meeting he'd February S, 1885. the name
Of the corporation was changed from
's1lina Stock company to 'Ireand Land
ana CATTLE COMPANY. and the president
and secretary Were instructed 10 cali in
ana cancel All stool i'm inc f1EIuer narqe
and reissue the same under the new title
and in accordance with law anal ire order
OF the board OF directors. made on 1ae l5ln
day of October. 1897. So MANY shares o.
the above described sock as -1a- bo
necessary will be sold Ut auction 1T TIE
Office of the company. No. ia S1ucl Wee
Temple street Cup stairs), Masonic build
ing SAT- LAKE City, II tab. at O'Clock
D. III. on Saturday December (. 1897 10
pay delinquent assessment thereon. to-
Gether with cost of adve;1iS.rg ard a7-
peTse OF sale. 4. il. ROOD.
Ss',.e. .trV-
Salt Lake City. Utah. Noveu1 uer IT, 1885,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.-NOTTCE IS
hereby given that at 3 meeting of the di-
rectors of the South Jordan Canal COM
pany, held on the End day of October. 1897.
an assessment of seventy-fve cents per
share was levied on the capital stock of
The corporation now issued, payable to the
treasurer G.. a. Gibbs. at the Office of
the company, room No. l, Hooper &
Eldredge block. 10 South Main street. Salt
Lake City, before the 1st day of December.
1881. Any stock upon which the assess
ment may remain unpaid on the said list
day OF December, 1897, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at nublic auction.
and unless payment is made before, will
be sold on the Goth day OF December. 1897
at II a. IN. at the office of the company
TO pay the delinquent assessment. together
with the cost of advertising and expense
of sale. ResDsctfully, !. A. GIBBS
Secretary.
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-
Local Briefs.

Joseph Kendall was arrested last
night for disturbing the peace.
A large crowd of Ogden boys and
some girls went down on The r. C. W.
special yesterday TO attend the foot
bah game.
The Union Electric company is pre-
pairing new rates for lighting resi-
denceS. 1t is said the present rates will
be cut in two.
Next Tuesday night there is TO he a
benefit party in honor of James Inge-
bretsen. who leaves Thanksgiving day
for the missionary field in New York
Last night, in the First ward the
second of series of parties was given
by the entertainment committee. It
was very successful. The next party
is to be given Thanksgiving day.
The programme for the entertain
ment in the opera house tonight is one
of the best ever presented in Ogden
No admission fee is to be charged the
entertainment being q. gift 10 Ogden
people from the Knights of the Macca-
bees.
A rare treat is in store for the citi-
zens Of Ogden in the near future Next
Monday evening, Senator Cannon will
deliver his lecture on Observations in
the Far East" for the benefit OF the
public library. The cause and subject
both being good, large attendance is
an assured fact
Alabama and In Missouri" are
plays b. the same author as THE
Hoosier Doctor" which is to be pre-
scented here Monday night by the Dig
by Bell company. The latter has al
the elements of strength ana beauty
possessed by the others, and in the
hands OF Digby Bells company is a
superb production.
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PECULIAR HOMICIDE.
Man Disenboweled and no Clue to
the Murderer.

Ukiah, Cal. Nov. ia telephone
message was received this evening by
Sheriff Johnson, giving information of
a peculiar homicide at Bear Harbor.
Henry Sutherland was stabbed and
completely disemboweled. and although
it was said there were three eye-wit-
nesses to the killing. nothing was ad-
duced at the inquest to establish the
identity of the murderer Deputy
Sheriff Hatch left tonight for Brice-
land, Humboldt county, whittier it is
said that a mar named Mains, sus-
pected Of having committed the crime,
had fed
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Dated Nov. G. 1897.
NOTICE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PROBATE
division, Thru judicial district, in and
for Salt Lake county. state of Utah. In
the matter of the, estate of Fred W.
Mitchell. deceased. Notice.-Notice is
nereby given that J. r. Murphy, the
executor of the last vii! and testament
and OF the estate of Fred w. Mitchell, de-
ceased, has rendered for settlement, and
filed in said court, his final account Of his
administration of said estate and petition
for final distribution of the residue of
said estate among the persons entitled
thereto and that Wednesday. the 24th
day cf November. A D. 1897, at $50
CONT in the county court house Salt
Lake City and county, Utah, has been
duly appointed by the Judge of said court,
for the settlement of said account and
herring said petition for distribution, at
which time and place any person inter-
ested in said estate may appear and show
cause. ii any there be, why said account
snould not be settled and approved and
final distribution made as prayed for
Dated Oct %. 1897.
DAVID c. DUNBAR. Clerk.
By GEORGE E. BLAIR, Deputy Clerk,
J. n. Murphy. Attorney at Law. Eagle
block.
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Dinhtheria al laramie.

Laramie. Wyo.. Nov. 17.-There are
several cases of diphtheria in this city
and there has been one death. that of
little Lille Salisbury. A rigid quar-
antine has been established and it is
believed spread of the disease can
be prevented. The city physicians can
in no way account for the development
of the disease here at this time, unless
it was brought to the city by Mrs.
Harding who had been living at Au-
rora station, where there were recent
ly deaths from the disease.
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NOTICE TO cRED1roRs

ESTATE OF ANTONY SALVATORE
alias Sullivan. deceased. Notice is here
by given by the undersigned admins
tratos' of the estate of Antony Salvafore
alias Sullivan. deceased. to the creditnrs
of and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, TO exhibit them WIN
tine necessary vouchers, Within foglr
months after the first publication of this
notice. to the said administrator at No
50 West First South street, Salt Lake Civ
in the county OF Salt Lake. Utah
Administrator of the estate of Antony
Salvatore. alias Sullivan. Deceased
Dated 10Th of October 1897.
Wiley L. Brown. Attorney for Admin
istratOr
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Patterson's PIie.htt.

Yesterday, 4. L. Patterson, who at
tempted to pass fictitious checks, had
his preliminary examination in Justice
Ferne's court. Patterson pleaded guilty,
but County Attorney Peery put on
some evidence. Sam Rosenbluth and
Sam Drasdowitz both testified that
Patterson attempted to pass a Chez
Of S27 on them, and Of1cer j. F. Pen
der stated that Patterson told him
there was no such person as L. p
Johnson, the apparent signer. Patter-
son was bound over to the district
court. The papers will be prepared at
ONE
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Ogden, Nov. 20.
SUGAR PLANT MACHINERY.
VIII Cost 100000, Not Including
Boiler and Freight.

A letter was received yesterday by
the secretary of the Weber club, which
gives instructive data concerning the
cost of buildings and machinery for the
proposed sugar factory. The letter is
given below, but it must not be inferred
that the cost of the entire plant would
be covered by the 100000 referred to.
The freight from Chicago here would
be considerable, and besides there
would be required u boilers of 100 horse
power each, and one engine of $50 horse
power These would be needed for the
generation of steam to be used in cook
ing the beets, and in other processes
of the sugar making. The motive power
of the factory would, so far as prac
ticable, be electric power. Further
more, there would have to be site
purchased and a valuable water right
acquired, because of the great quanti-
ties of water used in the processes.
Here is the letter from the Walborn-
SWenson company of Chicago:
Mr.. George II. Matson, Secretary We
Der Club, ogden, Utah:
Dear Sir-In answer to your favor
of the 5th, would say that beet sugar
factory having a capacity of $50 tons
of beets per day would require a build
ing about 200 feet long by so feet wide,
two stories high and an addition to
this building three stories high, about
30X60 for holding the vacuum pans,
and aside from this beet sheds and out
buildings would have to be construct
ed. The cost of machinery complete
for plant of this size would be in the
neighborhood of $780, 600 on the cars
here, and we would, require eight
months in which to complete the order,
although shipments could commence 80
days after the order was placed, so
that the erection of the factory could
proceed While the rest of the machin-
cry was being built. Trusting this will
give you the necessary information,
remain yours very truly,