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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-27
WILL ENLIST IN THE NAVY.

Captain Soderland. native OF Sweden,
left for Galveston this morning on the Gulf
and Interstate for the purpose OF enlisting
in the United States navy. Captain Solder
land came 10 Sabine Pass several weeks
ago as chief mate on the ship Amphrtte and
received ON honorable discharge from that
vessel for the purpose Of getting into the
American navy He Is an experienced
sailor having spent ten years on the ocean.
has papers which evidence that he Is u
skilled navigator and is graduate OF
school In Hong Kong. where men are
trained with the especial view OF service in
the navy. He will become naturalized
citizen upon his arrival In Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-27
CAMP ST MOBILE.

Special Correspondent
Writes of the Texans.
susi Correspondence OF The Post.)
np OF Fourth Army Corps, near Mo-
a. May 24,--Texans have ever been
'or the commendable manner in
tnes demean themselves under even
A' adverse circumstances. II there
op'ect to be attained and it is a
v one. they work toward the desired
~ matter what the hardships that
~'endured, and they do it cheerfully
0aeomplainingly.
'' ~ present the Texas troops in
~ are making healthy kick be-
ey think they are justified in so
aos' OF them made acquisitions for
immediately after being mustered
- three weeks ago, but so far
80 much as blouse has been is
ss. Many OF the men. when they
- IN answer 10 the presidents
troops, left behind them every
90 a.. change OF undertaking and
me others had nothing to leave
ihey have. OF course, received no
49,, u. ana some Of them are in really
s'hs condition.
,nn e men In both the Houston Light
hs,,s, Emmet Rifles right nov who
M" 70 drill because they have no
~ me ragged and torn clothing of
ne others present a sorry appear
- compared with the neat uni
me regulars. or course all these
WI come In time. but the time
Iong time coming and the SOL
~ pecoming very tired OF the pro-
waiting for what they need so
neers are doing all in their power
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-27
SMALL AssIGNMNNT

At o'clock yesterday afternoon l.. A.
Goudeau. proprietor OF what is known az
the Rouss Racket Store. filed deed OF
trust In which he conveys his stock to
NJ. W. Lowry, trustee, to be disposed OF
for the benent OF the following named
creditors: Brown & Macune $50; Mrs. y,
Il. Goudeau. Lake Charles. $500; j. q.
Fournet. 1897: c. b. Rouss. $500: Mrs. NJ,
NJ. Hanna, $3.50: total. $1677. z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-27

Colmesneii. Texas. May 2s.--parties ar
irving here today from Warren report that
Eugene Parker was shot at that place
last night Particulars OF the affair could
not be learned. but Parker. it Is thought. Is
not fatally wounded.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-27
WILL RAISE A FLAG.

Local employees OF the Southern Pacific
have arranged to raise large United
States flag over the brick store room at the
round house Saturday afternoon. This
patriotic demonstration will be the result
of the efforts Of j. Il. Garrick, foreman OF
the round house, who presented the wishes
OF the employees to the officials at Houston
and yesterday received both permission to
raise the flag aud pole on which to fly
it, MIR. Garrick Will accompany the Rag
raising with a somewhat elaborate pro-
gramme. Anvils viii be fired. There VIII
be II patriotic address by Senator George @.
Greor and refreshments will be served 70
ali railroad men and their families who VIII
participate In the occasion. The public Is
OF course invited to attend. and as this VIII
be the first public flag raising IN Beau
mont large crowd will doubtless be out.
The ceremonies will begin at $3.50 o'clock In
the afternoon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-27
pArRIorIc LAWYERS.

Hon, ". l.. Douglass and Judge Martin
Dies. both prominent lawyers of this city
have each wired Governor Culberson Tor
permissIon to raise company of soldiers
under President McKinlcy's late call for
volunteers II tho permission is granted
the gentlemen will recruit from Jefferson
and surrounding counties.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-27
WITH THE ROUGH RIDERS.

A letter was received In this city today
announcing that Mr.. c. u. Lgon. popular
young Bcaunonter, had Joined Rooseveit'a
Rough Riders. The letter sage that Mr..
Lyon has been made first musician sor
troop II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-27
Pop. WIN rurn sTndependent"

LuIing, Twas. May z6,--Ine receHt PoIu-
list primaries In Caldwell county we're miss
failures. and the party has, so It .
a sdetermined to float their ticket -
4. 81 s.ident This will cut on a number
\ y Andldates and precipitate free scran-
Die. The democrats will by thorough orr
ganization and full vote In the primaries
so offset this move that It will prove q
little value.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-27
A BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
The Machinery for the Creosotlsa
Works Has Arrived.
A BIG BOX FOR The LIGHT GUARD.
II Has Becn shipped "a Camp Mabry.
George Tucker Indicted for
Murdcr-N0tcs.

Beaumont, Texas, May es. - Yester-
day the machinery for the crcosot-
Ing works OF the Galveston creosoting ana
Contracting company arrived in the city
and late in the afternoon It was switched
10 the site of the creosotiug plant and Is
row standing on the track OF the Beau.
mont Wharf ana Terminal company on
Long avenue
As has heretofore been announced IN
these columns, the creosoting works are to
be located on the site Of the Long Manu.
featuring compary's saw mill. and the work
| OF grading and othcrwisc preparing the site
Is already under way, Th. Post CORE
spordant visited the scene Of operations
this morning and found between forty and
fifty men et work. Some were grading,
others hauiing away remnants and debris
lott iror, the dismantled saw mill, While
a large force were tearing away foundations
for the mill machinery and preparing the
ground for the creosotng cylinder and
other appliances.
Captain J. w, Byrncs and his forcmxn
MIR. Robert Allsrdyce. were supcrintending
the work, and the manner In which they
were pushing things Indicated that they
were anxious 10 get the plant erected and
bcrir operations. In conversation with The
Post correspondent Captain Byrres said h,
hcred that work on the building would be.
gin In very few days, This building vii
be 6tSl30 feet. and In addition 10 this thcr,
| are 10 be two tanks for storing creosote
Que OF which will hold 5000 barrels and tn,
other 1000 barrels, When IN operation tn
works will furnish steady employment e
sixteen mon at reasonably good wages, tn
numbers being frequently increased becaus
OF the character OF the work In hand.
The machinery is loaded on twenty-five
oars the big crecsoting cylinder, nine fee
| In diameter by l0a feet long, being the mos
| Iiossive and conspicuous part OF the equiv
ment II all seems to be In first class shap,
mi when put together IS capable Of tui n
las Cut class OF work equal TO any In thu
| world The plant Is quite an acquisition &
| Beaumont's industrial interests and II vii
| be In operation Within six Meehs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-27
NOTES AND PERSONAL.

Mrs o. w. Putnam, Who has been visit
lAg Mrs. w. Q. Van Week in Houston. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-27
THE AUSTIN CAMP
MANY OF THE MEN ARE IN THE
HOspITAL.
A Direct Rcsuit OF the water which
In Being Furnished Them-A
Trooper Married.

Austin, Texas, May 26.--The hospital
seems to be doing the most business out
at Camp Mabry now. large number OF
the boys are indisposed, supposed to bc
from drinking the water which is being
furnished them.
Tho infantry and the cavalry are still
anxiousiy awaiting orders to move to the
front but no intlmation of anything OF that
kind has as yet been received.
Trooper W. II. smallwood OF the Austin
cavalry and Miss Jennie williams OF this
city we're united In marriage at the Chris
than church today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-27

The company buglers gather in the woods
for practice daily and the footing OF their
instruments can be heard at all hours
CAV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-27

When the run,or of the destruction OF
the Spanish fleet reached the camp this
morning there was all sorts Of enthusiasm
manifested by both regulars and The volun-
teers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-05
, NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

NyOTrCg Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN in acc rdsnce with md under tho power
and authority granted by that certain trust
deed. made tho fret day OF February, lsg3, TO
the undcrsigned Trustee, by James '. Mar
nhall and Mary Marshall his wife. and record
cages on page .i7 Of the records OF AT lake
county, Utah. the undersigned trustee VIII
offer Tor aa;e ana eell to the highest bidder for
cas- at tue wcst front entrance to tho Joint
city and ounty building, in SAT- Ike CitS.
Utah. that being the County Court House of
March. \. d. 1898. at " o'clocs noon Of SAID
day. a. lhe real estate hereinafter described
to nay and DISCHARGE tho 1ndebi mess secured
Ivy sad iruft deed. and The interest thereon.
and tho Insurance. aud taxes paid upon SAID
real estate by the holder of said Indebtedness,
OF this notice and expenses of sale said sale
will nc made Al the request of the hol er of
SAID indebtedness, and because OF default 4
tho makers OF said trust decd in the payment
of snid Indebtedness NJ maturity.
sad real estate lie particularly described as
follows. 10 wit:
Dcginnins at a Pc mt nine and fifty. I've one
hundrcdths bo) chains south, nd TWO and
one fourth t2Il chains north. 65A deg. east
from the northwest corner OF lot two t2), IN
section nineteen tl9j. of township Two t2,
south, of range one III east of salt Lale Mer
idian. nnd rnnning thence along the center
of county road, nth. saA deg. east three
aud seven cen ono hundredths e III chains.
then north Us deg. east, i've and one half
(5g) chains, thence south. Si4 west three
and sesenteen one hundredths (s.lIj chains
thence south, ~ deg west, i've aud ono half
(5Isl chains to the point Of beginning. Con-
tam ng one and three fourths acres.
VII LIAM X. JACOBS, 1ruhtee
Dated. january p. 1873
rirst publication January 81. 1903.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-05
NtiTICE
Notice of Sale OF FAC shares of the Capia
Stock Of the Dalton 4 ark Gold, silyu
Lead Aiming y Milling Company.

Notice of Sale OF FAC shares Of the Capiu
Stock of the Dalton q ark Gold, SILVER
Lead Aiming y Milling Company.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned l. Z. Trent that on the
3lst day Of December. ls9f, j. II. Bacon exc
cuted and delivered his prornisscry note, dated
on that date to said Trent, by which he, SAD
Bacon, promised to pay to tho order OF sad
Trent si225. 4-lo0 Dollars one year sfier dsie
and interest thereon from date at the rate o.
9 per cent per unnum at the Office Of sad
Bacon In Salt Lase 81 iy. Utah and that az
security for the payment OF sad nole ssid
Bacon on said slst day of December NJ,
caused TO be pledged and transferred into ne
name OF and delivered to SAID Trent SAD A'l
shares of the capital stock OF said Dalton
Lark Gold, liver 4 Load Mining & Mllllng
COMPANY. covered ana evidenced by terh,
cate No, 90. with power and authority IN sag
sell said shares of stock at pub ic auction 70
the highest bidder for cash. and apply h'
proc edR thereof to the payment OF SAID ro'ei
Now therefore, as SAID note is due and no
part thereof has been paid. j. the undefsgnel
said Trent, the holder of said note. vii Y
accordance with the terms and conditions o.
said note and said pledge therein, on Monday
the 8lst day of January. 1898. at the east ron
door of MAKER brothers Bank, corner q
East Temple md Second South streets, ~ sil
1 axe City. Utah, at "a O'Clock noon OF VA
day, sell at public auction to the highest bll
der for cath, lawful monfy OF The Uhle,
states, said shares of stock or so much thefro
as may be necessary 10 pay said note; ,rvr
Dated January 2bth. 1893,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-05
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES sALe.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
1V accordance with and under tho power
and authority xinnled by that certain trnst
deed, made the 18th day OF Jul. $50. I" the
undcrsigned trustee. by frank ball and Nellie
hall. husbhnd and wife, AMI recoroec jury -.
1895, in Book - Is" OF mortgages on pnE w
OF the records OF .Hlt Lake tountv, utah, the
undersiened trustee will offer for saie and sen
to the highest bidder for cssh,St mo wet front
dooriof the Joint City and county bunding. 10
SAT- Lake Guy. Titan (that being the CountI
Court House OF salt Lake County. Utsh on
the III day of January. lsgS = V o'clock
noon OF said day, all the reai estate heren
after described TO Gay and DISCHARGE the in.
debtcdnosa secured by said truAt deed and
the interest thereof, tncludirg reasonable
compensation to the trustee for ms services
snid sat o will be made at the request OF the
no der of said inde bteducss, and because of
default in the payment OF said indebtedness
at maturity said real estate particularly
described as follows, to wit;
All of lots one ~. six 10y. seven ~ and
eight (sl, in block nifty six 1907, Plat 40" Salt
Lake City survey. SAID lots containing ~
square rods each
WILLIAM Z. JACOBS.
Trustee
Dated Deem err 6, 1897.
First pnbiicatior. December Q. 1891
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-05
es1sax pnu D NOTICE.

nNr BAY MARE. ABoUr YEARS Old
" hind and right fore feet white ttar IN
forehead white on nose. no brands ylslb,e.
one bay horse colt ABOUT months old; brand
looss like l on left thigh - -,
ono brown bsy ware ahont , yehts o'u'
hind feet white, branded left tblgh win
One crown nr bay mare colt. about = mnhins
old; brand looks hNe 1 en- iofs thiBh' ieit
hiud foot white.
hind foot whits, brand on lett thigh LOOKS
like I. ,,.a
one bay mare, about 2 years old; wtie
down face, no brands visible.
one iron gray mare, about2 years on hInn
feet white; brand on left thigh looks ME u.
IL tho above described bnimas arc no.
IL fs9s, they Will be sold at city Estray foupd
at ID. IN. JOHN .. NATION,
r Poundkeepcr,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-05

When the liver Is sluggish all other
organs are involved. You suffer from
Constipation, Billiousness, Jaundice.
Headache. Indigestion. Pain in Back.
Chills and Loss of Energy. You viii
never know how promptly these
troubles can be cured until you use
HERBINE. 1t cures quickly when
pther remedies utterly fail. Regulates
the Liver, l'uriiies the Blood. HER
BINE is n Harmless Vegetable Rem
edy that gives new life and energy al
most from the first dose. Price. 70
cents.
Free Trial Bottle at 2. C. NJ. ]
Drug Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-05
SUMMONS.
In the District Court OF the Third .J,s,.,.,
psuiet OF NE state Of Utah. County
OF Salt LAsa
aary Neiilc, Plninpff. W. Henry A wsrirr
Defend mt

We f1tnTy A w krlcE,
Defend mt
me state OF Utah sends greeting to Henry A.
WarinS defendant:
VoU ABE HEREBY bForIPrD tn Ap.
pear IN an acton hrouga III a. slnst you b,
re hDovsnsmsu plaintiff In the istrict Couf,
~ ne ahird Judicial Dis'rirt Of the state of
N Wth,n ten days texciusiya OF the dny o.
serviee, sfter the scivico en- you o tais sum
m1nsdm III, served wiihiag this county; or n
within twenty days; Otherwise within forn
naya-or Judgment By default will be taken
hsanet you. according 10 The prayer Of asia
Ihe said action IL brought 10 have Judgment
sgtinet defendant for the sun OF 81, 500 princi
pa 1an,; aau interest ihsrsou from februsry 4th
1871. AZ II per cent pcr aBnum until paid, both
before and after judgment; fog s2sa attorne,
tecs, anu Tor cost, of suit Alleged to be nu
n l,s a sssr,s,n Promi..ory note exteuted p
utan. No,enbrr 1891, in SAID sum Of sl.suo
bearing interest at II per cent por annum;
same bling secured by a MORTGAGE of even
uats herewith on premises Hereinafter de.
srrioed, execu cd By said defendant to PLAN.
IN. no pert Of said note heving been paid
shcept me interest TO iebiusry tth 1891. and
ths same is now duc and owing with interest
as above; to have the utuAl statutory decree
OF this conrt for the foreclosure OF sat mort
sase and the sale 81 said premises, adiudsing
ment of amount dus plaintiff including attor.
nsy feos tnc costs; that defendant and all
ptreOua clhlmnp uhuor MIN be barred fn0
irrecloted of All claim or equity Of rcdemp
hon In said promises; that plaintiff havo a
cteacieocy Judgment sgiinst said defendant.
Waring. and for other relief. sud prsmis es
being described IS follows. 10 wit: Part of lol
y. oio'k ~. plat .'sslt Lake City survey,
commencing At the northwest corner of ,aid
lot :, and running thence esst sreds thsuoe
north srods; west . rods; souih . rods to
place OF beginning situate In Salt Laks ity
and County, Utah. To have 4 receiver APP.
pointed by this court TO take charse OF said
pfemlsee ne puiag tho final detcPmi atlou If
this action. with the u, uAi powers.
And y, u are hereby notified that II you fail
to spposr and answer the said comps amt as
above requ red. the said nlsintif will apply to
the court for relief demanded therein.
Witness III honorable judges, and tn Q veal
of ths District Court of the Thr
JudiciR, district In and for tho
IsEALl state Of Utah. ,his ard day OF No.
verubsr, in the year nj our Lord ore
thousand eight hundred and ninty.
seven.
DAVID G. DUNBAR. Clerk.
EyM NJ. LIGGAN. Deputy Clers.
FRANK FIERCE. Attorney for Plaintiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-05
TRUSTEES SALE

WHxREAs; JOHN MORGAN AMP MAR
taiA deed Of trust hearing date !te first dny OF
February a. u, 1881, aud recorded IN the Re.
cordeS's onlcs OF salt Lake Comfy. in the hen
Territory, now state of Utah. or tho g7th day
OF lcbrusry a: D. i:si; m neo ~ IL" OF Mort
Ing on page 5s2 OF ssid record book, and which
record and SAID deed of trust Ms therein re-
corded u hereby i, , rsisrsec to ssd ,s made
trustee, tho premises hereinafter and in said
deed OF trust desoribed, to secure the pay nent
of certain Indebtedness therein mention ed. and
note bearing date the frat day Of February A
d. 1881. and payable i've ears after the date
i. 1875, for The sum Of one thousand dollars,
with interest thereon At the rata Of ten no. per
cent per Annem from the date thereof until
psa P'ysSe ana NJ, any PAT
maturity to bear interest thereafter at tho rate
of twelve per cent per Annum, payable semi-
al The American National bank. raft axe
Cty. Utah. In United stAtes gold coin or its
equivalent; that default has been made In this
The interest that has accrne 90 thereon after the
maturity thereof, and the legal owner and
holder thereof has requested the undersigned,
sse .s and esassy sac prs nitn eli
the rights, priv egos and Appurienances
thereunto belonging as provided for IN said
bond or pro m,ssory note and interest, and the
cost of executing said trust.
Now, therefore. l the SAID james u. Bscou.
as trustee as Aforesaid. by virtue of tina power
and authority In me vested by said deed Of
trust, and in aceoroance with the terms there.
of, and at the request of the loyal owner. and
hsfr 81 sa S ssnS S Day 81
1893, at the west front door of the Joint City
and County building. (said building being this
Court House in And for sad Couny of SAT-
Lake. and said door being one Of the front
doors thereby In the Ivy Of Salt Lake. in the
aald County Of Salt Lake. IN tho AtAte Date
Territory Of Utah. ~ 70 ocloch a m. OF said
auction, and then and there proceed to sell
and convey TO the highest and best bidder for
cash In hand, the said promises In sad deed
of trust described to wit; A II OF the follow
ing described land and premises situate IN thu
County Of SAT- Lake, I'm the then Territory.
now state of Utah TO wit. The north half Of
lot four t). IN block sixty teo). plat 3D." salt
sold in fee, together with all and singular the
tenemenis. Entertainments. pr,yi' eyes and ap.
purtenAncos thereunto belonging, tok ther with
any ana al water rights owned by said Nor
gan and wife. or either of them. belonging to-
or with or used on said premises or any part
thereof. and all the right title, and beneft and
equity OF rede mphon, or any riFht, title or In
Of them had IN or to said premises or any part
thereof, at the time Of the execution of said
deed OF trust, or may have acquired therein
since that II me; which sale will be made tor
the purpose of paying and satisfying said
bond or promissory note, and the interest
thereon, and costs OF executing this trust.
JAMES II. BACON,
Dated this T,h day Of January. a. b. isSs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-05
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
GOLD POINT MINING AND MILLING

GoLD POINT MINING AND MILLING w.
NYoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TiAti ,,sr
/, "a Of thc above corporation held at me onits
OF the socretAy. Room esS Ciiy anu .o ss,s.
building. on necemncr Bist, issi, an M sSsrs
ment VI two and nehnlf i2t.) mus ~ mara.
ton payable n or before March ~, , Sna,y
Lilbnrn p. Palmer, secretary OF ,h,s AM
at Room 253 City and County bu,'u, INV ne.
stock upon which This assessment my I'd
man nnpnid on said aist DAY Of March. ~. ~,
viii be Delinquent and will be adyetu ~ ssu ID
sale at public auction, and sold on msy,,oaed
1919, al O'Clock p. m. at the ABOVE mani To-
rether with tbs cost Of advertising anu "
' LiLBuRN p. PALMER. scream
Salt Lake City. Utah. January lh'h' n'