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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-14

fcrklnb Il. IL Teeter, Jane Don
Ieeter. j. frederick Perkins and the
foriieth School District of Salt Lake
county. aLorporation. Defendants.
The state of Utah sends greeting to Fennis
Perkins. I. u. Teeter. Jane Doe Teeter, j.
Frederick Perkins and the Fortieih school
District Of sait Lake County. u Corporation,
Defendants,
Won ARE HEREBY ACQUIRED TO APP.
- pear In an action brought against you
by the above named plaintiff In the District
Court of The Third judicial District OF the
state of Utah, and to answer the amended.
complaint fled therein within ten days lex.
elusive OF the day of service) after tho service
on you OF this summons-n served within this
county; or. served out sot this coun.
W but IN ,h Ill., diIsirict within twenty days:
default will be taken against you, ACCORDING
to the prayer Of sad amended complaint.
The said action 10 brought to save JUG
ment against defendants Tor the sum OF $500
principal and interest thereon al the rate of
10 per cent per annum from June 18th. 1857 /;
for ;so attorney fees and for costs Of suit that
said judgment bear interest at the rate of 10
per cent per annum from the rendition there.
OF; alleged to be due UPON a certain promis-
s Iy noie executed by SAID defendant, Fannie
sum OF $500 bearing interest at IL per cent
per annum, no part OF which has been paid,
except tho interest to June ~, 1897; said note
being secured by mortgage Of even date
herewith on promises hereinafter described,
executed by said defendant, Perkins, to plain.
HH, thht piklhuH's AAiu mortgage be AuJudged
and decreed nrst lien on premises herein
after described; that . guardian ad Item BIO
appointed for and to represent said minor de.
fendant, j. Frederick Perkins, to have the
usual statutory decree Of this court Tor tho
foreclosure OF said mortgage and the sale OF
said premises by the sheriff of Salt Lake coun.
ty; that the proceeds of sale be applied IN
payment OF amounts dine a. above with costs
that defendants and all persons clain..-y un.
der them be barred and forsclosed Of all sisim
or equity of redemption. therein; that plain
TIFF have deficiency Judgment against defend.
ant, Fannie Perkins, and for other relief.
said premises being described As fol lows, to-
wit; Commencing rods 3. OF tht N, W. cor
of Lot 4. Block ~, Plat '.B," salt Lake CITY
Sur. and running thence y 1 rods thence u.
10 rods; thence = rods; thence W. 10 no da
TO place of beginning; situated in Isalt Lake
CITY and county, Utah.
And you are hereby notified that IL you fail
to appear and answer the said Hmended com.
plant as above required, the SAID plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief demanded
therein.
Witness, the Honorable Judges. and the
seal of the District Court Of the
Third JUDICIAL District, In and for
(sEALl the state of Utah, this 22nd day OF
OCTOBER IN tho year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
ninety. seven.
DAVID O. DUNBAR, Clerk.
BY NJ NJ Logan. Deputy Clerk.
BOOTH. LEE GRAY. Lawyers. Rooms 1904
AuerDach building, salt Lake City, Utah,
attorneys -rpiainut.
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NOTICE
OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF
THE ZIG COTTONWOOD POWER Co.

VI .rhoinh sioShhoLDEhs hEhTlNG OF
THE BIG COTTONWOOD POWER Co.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN SPECIAL meeting OF the stock holders of
by called TO bo held at room No. s01. Temple
ton building, Corner OF south Temple and
Mains treeD salt I.ase City Utah, on Tuesday.
hour of O'Clock p IN, for the purpose OF rati-
Tying the action OF the board of directors of
said company, 10 conveying all us property.
3lst day OF August. 1887, to the Union Light
and Power Company, and for .uch other busl-
ness as may properly come before such meet
ing
Dated this 9th day of December, A. d, 1897
JOHN W. DONNELLAN, Presid emit
GEORGE M. CANNON. Secretary.
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k0rIo. 70 CIR plIoas.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
undetslgncd, administratriN OF the es-
lhto OF James Urie, deceased, 10 the
creditors OF. and nll Tersons having claims
with the necessary yonchers. within four
mohihs alter the first publication OF this
aotice. 10 the said administrators. at her rest
urnec ~ To- Forth Third West street salt
Lake City, IN the County OF salt Lake Utah.
VIOLET Urls,
deceased
Date January s. lsgs.
FRANK HOFFMAN. Attorney for Estate.
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ICE.
NOTICE Is HEREEY

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN meeting OF the stockholders of the Co
operative Furniture company, Will be held IN
ther ohlee IL and IL Main street, on Tuesday,
February lat. ISIS. at O'Clock p ~, for the
election OF nine directors for the ensuing
year, and such other business That may
properly come before the meeting
o. II. fEITIT. secretsry.
Salt Lake City. January Q, ls9s.
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NOTICE TO GRE DIToRs.


NoT1CE is HEREBY GIVEN by THE
undersigned, administrators OF the
esth,e 81 -amuel VI. Parker. Deceased. 70
exhibit them WI h the necessary yunchers
within ten months after the frat publication
q inns notice to the said administrators AZ
a.er re,idcnca a, Taylorsyilie. In the County
Dated December Is, 1895.
WILLIAM PARKER.
WILLIAM z PARKER.
Administrators Of the Estate OF samuel II.
Parker. Deceased
l'AAc NJ wApDELL. Attorney for Estate
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NOTICE.

TNAKE NOTICE THAr ON "WEDNESDAY
i the 26th DAY OF January, 1895, at o 10 nm.
At the League Rooms, No a, south State street
Salt Lake City. Utaa. the Voluntary Society
League. will hold 3 meeting at Aald time and
place. for the purpose OF incorporating said as
ISOLATION. q. Is, SIEWAhT
s President
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NOTICE.

V'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THEsTocK.
L holders OF salt Lake Rapid Transit Com.
pnny VIII be held at the c1inpany's once. in
cHlena block, SAT- Lake ity, Utah. npou FRI
day, January IA. lsas. at sock D m.
{. CAMERON, President.
GEO. {. CANINE IT. Secretary,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the District Court. Probate Division. Third
Judicial District. in and for salt Lake
County, state of Utah.


Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN robert Dansie and James W. Dan.ie
administrators OF the estate of Robert
Dansie. deceased, have rendered Tor
tctllement. and filed in said Court. Their
mai account OF their administration Of
said estate and petition for. nnal dislriba.
hon of the residue of said estate among Inc
persons emitted thereto. and that ss,ur
dsy the 18th day of January. A. u. 1898. at
$50 o'c lock a. m. at the Court Room OF sad
Court In the County Court House. salt Lake
CITY and County Utah. has been duly an
pointed nv the Judge Of said Court, for The
settlement OF said account and hearing said
petition for distribution. at which time ami
place any person Interested IN said estate
may appear and show cause, II any there be-
why SAID account should not be settled and
approved and hnal distribution made IS
prayed for
Dated December IS 1907.
DAVID q. DUNBAR, Clerk.
by GEO. Z. BLAIR. deputy Clerk.
FRANK PIyRor, Attorney for Administrator
Nc Cornick Block.
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A RESOLUTION,

a Resolution repeating Sections and Z OF
y resolution granting certHin privileges ana
irEnehise- to the -slt lake ana OgUen Gus and
Electric Light COMPANY" passei by the CITY
Council of sglt La CITY, Utah. May lqth
~ AMI euacliug two new sections In lieu
thereof.
Resolved by the Cit, Council OF SAT- Lake
City; that sections 6 and I Of 4 resolution
granting certain privileges and franchises to
!hc sat Lake Ind ogden Gas and Electric
Light Company. "A corporation. which was
passed by the city touncil May 18th. 1923 be
and the same sru hereby repealed an d the fol-
lowing new sections are hereby enacted ~
lieu thereof, to he known rs Sections 0 and 7.
sEoTioS6
Tho Salt Lake and ogden Gas and Electric
Light Company during the period aforesaid
shall by Its acceptance OF the privileges herein
granted, agree with SAID CITY that it will tnr.
nish 10 general commercial users ! n said City
electric night ana gas service OF tho best gu A.
iiy and highest efficiency. at pricos which VIII
not exceed the 10 lowing rates. to wit;
1900 c p. arc lights. ali light service.
$1,000 per amp per month
9. same light for midnight service $1,000 per
lamp per month.
5. 10 C. p. incandescent lights, one cent per
lamp per mpore houf, and proportionate
charge for inchu descent lamps of increased
candle power; but u any consumer uses lees
than 100 hmpere hours In any one calendar
month. then and In that event, the grantee Ia
hereby authorized to charge q minimum ate
Of $500 per month.
=. Msnuiariured gaa used for illuminating
purposes, 81 20 per one thousand cubic feet Z
%. snme for fuel purposes, sl.so per one
thousand cnbic feet.
o. Water gas $3.50 per one thousand cubic
feet
Natural ras. 80 cents PEE one thousand
cubic feet but when less amount OF natural
gas than 300 cubic feet is used by a consumer
IN any ono calendar month, the grantee IL
hereby authorized to charge and collect from
said consumer Tor said month the sum Of 81 on
snd no more.
And the said City and all hospitals and In stitu
tons used for CHI .rtsble or religious purpo ses
OF any kind. shall have the benefit of n dis
count Of ten per cent. from the above prices.
said lighls md gas and all meters used in
connection herewith shall be subject from
Tune TO time to tho Inspection of a proper OIL
Ger. appointed by said CITY to determine tho
quality of said light and gas.
SECTION l.
written acceptance of this franchise by the
grantee, subject 10 all the conditions herein
contained, must be file with the Civ Recorder
within ten days from the date of the approval
hereof by the Mayor; and wiiful failure at
an time TO comply with all the terms and
conditions theI, of shall work an absolute for.
feitrrc OF all the rights and privileges herein
Passed by the City Council of Salt Lake
City. state OF Utah. December e,th 1907. title
and referred 10 the Mayor for his
lsKALI DAVID s. EMERY,
City Recorder.
Approved this goth day of December A. d
1871 JAMES GLENDENNlNS, Mayor.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Office of the Commercial Gold Mining nnt
Milling Com pany.

Place OF Business 8 Atlas Block, salt Lake
city Utah.
NJ oTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN at maoting Of the board of directors of
the above corporation and held 1t the office
above designated on Friday, October sth, tsy7,
an assessment of two and one half (2ls) mills
per share waR levied on the capital stock OF
lhls corporation. payable Oh or before Friday,
December 3, 1897. to Sharp Walker. treasure or
OF THIS company at above de IL mated oflce.
ANY stork upon which this assessment may
remsin unpaid on The said Sd day OF Dccom.
Der Will he delinquent and VIII be adv srtise d
day, Dec 2lst. 1897. pm. OF that day at
the above named place of business, to nav the
delinquent assessment. together with tho
cost OF Advertising and cxp ensas of snlc
SHARP WALkEN, Trcas
HAROLD NJ. PIIT sec'y.
Dated Salt Lake CITY. Utah. Nov. 5 1857.
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NOTICE TO sTOcKMeN.

EoRrY ACRES OF FODDER AND CORN
- in the shock for sale at the City Sewage
Farm. For PRICE enquire 1t the ofiee OF the
building.
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NUTiCE.

Notice of stockholders meeting of the Gold
Point Mining and Milling Company.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN meeting of the stocKho ldcrs OF the Go Id
Point Mining and Milling company will be
held at room 2ts CITY and County Building at
1895, for the purpose of electing u board OF
and to transact such other buaine
as ny come before the meeting
LILBuk> L PALMER secretarv
Dated January 9Th. 1885.
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County Blanks.

Prices furnished on application. Davey
Tar Board and best grade of materials
used TO msk5 our work durable. All
work guaranteed
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Andi In accordance with law and an order Of
The Hoard Of Directors made on the 3Oth da,
OF october. A. ID 1891, 20 many shares OF each
sold az Room IA Atlas block. in the City OF
ehlt Lake and state of Utah on the 2ist day
ot January, A. II. isys, at the hour of
O'Clock IN the afternoon of said day 10 psy
lhc delinquent aseessn cut thereon, together
with the costs of Advertising and expenses OF
sale = p pAnAiv
secretary Crown Point Mining Company
Dom az Atlas Block. SAT- Lake City,
Dated this slst day OF December. 1871
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City and County OF salt Late}
], David s. Emery, City Recorder of Salt
Lake City, state OF Utah, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is a full. true and
correct ,copy OF resolution entitled
Resolution repeating Sections
and Z OF "A Resolution grant.
ing certain privileges and franchises to
me snlt Lake y Ogden Gas and Electric Light
Lake CITY. Utah, May 18th. 1898 and epactipg
two new sections In lieu thereof" Said reso,
luton WAS passed by The City Council of salt
Lake City, Utah. December 2sth, 1897. and an.
proved by the Mayor December 29th, 1901. az
appears of record in my Office II
In witness whereof have hereunto
set my hand and afiised the corporate sea Of
ssid City this 5lst day NJ december A. ID, 1881
lsEAL. DAVID s. ENTRY,
ByALnERT s. RErsER, Deputy.
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And IN accordance WITH law and an order
of the board OF nrcc ors mSde on the saii 10Th
Day OF December 1891. so many shares OF each
parcel OF surh al ck Ms may he necessary, VIII
he Sud al the ohice 81 SAID company at Room
10 Hooper lock. ralt Lake City. uiah, on tho
18Th day OF January. a. ID. ISIS. al the hour OF
y, m, 10 pay delinquent assessments there.
on. together with thu COS : OF advertising and
expense Of the safe.
joins IL. TwELygs, Secretary.
Room As Hooper Block. salt LRse City, Utah
Dated, salt Lake Guy, Utah. January Il, isas
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NJ
Of
delinquent assessment hers'nt sa with
\,
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NOTICE OF SALE FOR DELINQUENT
ASSESSMENTS.

Richmond n Anaconda Consolidated Mining
Company. Location of principal place Of
business, Room 10 Hooper block, salt Lake
City. Utah.
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Location Of works and mines In Uintah Min.
Ing District Park City. summit County,
state Of Utah
NOTlCE-TIIERE AXE DELINQUENT
IN on the following described stock on nc.
count OF assessment No. l. levied on the seth
day OF October. A. d. ,ls97 the several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respective share
holders AZ follows.
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NOTfCE-THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described stock on
account OF assessment levied on the ten
day OF Decombe- 1887 the several amounts
set9pposite The Names oftho respective share
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Third Judicial
District Of tho state Of Utah. County
Of Salt Lake
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An uRD NANCE.

An Ordinance Abolishing tho oalcs =, ~,
OF ronce, ard Provi ing for Ihe Ma sn'ei
arce OF we rolice and Fire bepariraeen
OF Sait Lake City from aud aft,,r ,nalsnti
.day Of December, 1871 - A'ser we 9lsl
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SUMMONS ON AMEN psO COM.
PLANT.


In tho District Court of the Third Judicial
District of the state OF Utah, County
Of salt Lake.
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ps,lNous MT NOTICE.

Grown Point Mining Company, Principa, OF.
nee. Room ~. Atlas Block. City vi Sal; Like.
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Christine schueraft. Plaintiff,
Fannie Perkins, Il. Il Teeter, Jane Doc
Teeter. j. frederick Perkins and the
Foriieth school District Of Salt Lake
county, a corporation, Defendants,
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SUMMONS,
In the District Court of the Third Judicial
District Of the state of Utah,
County Of salt Lake,

National Bank OF the Repnblic, a CORPORA.
tion, Plaintif,
Jessie NJ. Mitchell and Alexander Mitchell,
Defendants. a4a
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Mary Meikle, Plaintiff. vs.. Henry A. whripE.
Defend mt
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The state of Utah Eenis Greeting to Jessie NJ
Mitchell and Alexander Mitchell, Defend.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-24
MAY IMPRESS TROOP SHIPS
 INTO SERVICE War Department Deter mined to Hurry Expe-
 ditiOnS to Manila. If Vessels Cannot Be Secured at Reasonable Rates They Will
 Be Seized.

how much" asked, "has been agreed
 upon for the City of Peking?"
 We paid for the Picking $50, 900, ' said the Assistant Secretary, and we have not been unwilling to pay other boats at the rate of 5000 a day. We think that is fair, but we are not will ing to be duped. We fully realize the gravity of the situation, as pointed out ize you through the Herald to say to- ing the best we could, hence I author ize you through the Herald. to say to- morrow morning that after reasonable advances by the Government shall have been exhausted we propose to impress such boats as we may need"
 Will you simply temporarily con- fiscate them?" I asked.
 NO. A commission will be appointed to settle upon an adequate and reason able compensation, and they will have to go whether they will or not"
 MT. Meiklejohn, while proceeding in his usual calm way, is in a decisive frame of mind. determined to put at rest all doubt as to the purpose of the Government to support Admiral Dewey effectively
 No suffers are to be permitted to ac- company the army during the war As sistant Secretary Meiklejohn made this announcement to-day after a thorough consultation with the army officials, who are acquainted with the operations of the commissary department. Tomake up for any deficiency in supplies which might be missed by debarring the sut- lers the department has decided to en- large very materially the list of arti- cles which will be kept on hand by the commissary department. All these will be supplied to the soldiers at cost prices. Many applications have been from persons who are anxious to receive appointments emitting them to accompany the army with a suffers privilege.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-24
To Increase the Engineers.

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-At the opening of to-day's session of the Sen- ate a communication was received from Secretary of War Alger, together with the draft of bill providing for grad ual increase in the number of officers of the Corps of Engineers. The bill pro- vides that the Corps of Engineers of the army shall consist hereafter of one chief of engineers, with the rank of brigadier- general, seven colonels, four teen lieutenant-co twenty-eight majors, thirty-five captains, thirty first lieutenants, twelve second lieu tenants and the battalion of engineers. The communication and the bill were referred to the Military Affairs Com mittee.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-24
Bread Riots That May Soon Lead Up to a Revo-
 lutiOn.
MdlCOntents and Opponents of Re- genCy May Join in Civil War
 Under Weyler.

Copyrighted. 1898. by James Gordon Bennett | MADRID, May 23.-The situation in
 Spain is much more serious than it is generally said to be. Black clouds are | gathering over the peninsula, and. in | spite of all that will be done or will be
 attempted, it will be impossible to
 avoid the storm, which will burst with
 terrible effect and sweep away every
 thing in it's path But the great oues-
 ton which will evidently cause a revo- lutionary movement, of which I have spoken, is of bread The bread oues-
 tion has already led to sanguinary con-
 fiicts in some towns in the provinces.
 There have been some killed and
 wounded among the rioters, upon whom
 the troops fired, and if quiet has been established in Madrid it is because the
 Mayor, Count de Romanones, has been
 able to make temporary arrangements
 with the bakers.
 Spain is just now passing through a very serious economic crisis. It is the
 result of an extraordinary rise in ex-
 change on France, which one day reached III per cent. Taking advan- tage of exchange, French and Belgian
 corn factors have bought up all the wheat in Spain, which they at once ex- ported, realizing considerable profits. and when the Cortes urgently passed a Dill forbfddfng the export of cereals it was too late. The stock of corn and wheat had already crossed the frontier. leaving Spain without food for her own people. It, therefore, became ne cessary to buy four abroad at ruinous prices to meet the immediate needs, and the exchange made the Spaniards lose considerable sums which have been gained by the French and Belgians. Hence the rise in the price of bread. and hence the general discomfort in the provinces and sanguinary demonstra- tions.
 In Madrid the rise has not yet made itself felt, because the Mayor promised to indemnify the bakers with municipal funds, but the credits allotted for this purpose are not large, and when they are exhausted Madrid bakers will also | be obliged to raise their prises What | will happen then? That is what is most | feared in Government circles. The peo- pie, already in sore straits, will inevi- tably join the numerous political and | other malcontents, and the result may very well be civil war, for the mal- contents and opponents of the regency -Carlists, Republicans, Socialists and Anarchists-who, if an opportunity arose, would group themselves under General Weyler with the sole object of overturning the Queen Regent, already form an imposing majority.
 After this revolution, which the army will be powerless to put down, will Don Carlos come into power or will a re- public be proclaimed? It is very diff ficult to prophecy on this point It is certain, however. that the Queen Re gent does not enjoy much sympathy among the people. The movement