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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-16
SHERiFt,S SALE.
In the District Court, County OF Salt LAKE.
state of Utah.



Elizabeth Brown Eastmond, plaintiff,
va
Julius Thompson, Frank W. Ingersoll, salt
Lake CITY, n municipal corporation. and
Lulu Penn Inge soil. defendants.
ITO BE SOLD AT sHERIff's SALE on
i Thursday, the 3rd day of March. is9s
at II O'Clock noon of said day at the west
front door OF tho County Court House. In lho
city OF Salt Lake. County OF SAT- Lake, state
OF Utah, the following described properly,
situate, iying aud being In Salt Lake cry, sii
Lake County. state OF Utah. and being AZ o.
block forty six 100 III Plat 10" salt Lake
City survey. and also commencing at me
north est corner of said block forty. six ib)'
in Plat &C." salt Lake City survey and run,
ming thence west four "a rods more or les,
to fence. thence south along sau
fence torty.four lti) rods more or less 10 ives!
end OF fence. thence cast along the llbe o.
said fence forty -four t4D rods more or less, 70
point on q line OF sad fence directly SONIA
from the southeast corner of said block forty
six tt5I Aforesaid. thence north four " roas,
thence west shorty sl rods. thence noflh
forty t40) rods to the place OF beginning.
Purchase price payable in lawful money OF
the United States.
Sheriff of salt Lake County. utah
by JOHN MONTGOMERY, JR,. Deputy shern.
Dated at salt Lake city, Utah. this fsh DAY ="
February. 1sgS .,s
ISAAC NJ WkDpYIL Attorney for Plaintin
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sTockHo, oeRs, NOTICE.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
"A OF the Holladay Coal company. viii be
held in the Office Of Mr., lie Grand Yong, salt
Lake City, on ebrunFy 23rd, lsss. at 10 O'Clock
N. IN, for The purpose OF eecting direci ors
and officers OF SAID company for the ensuing
term. and also for tho transaction OF other
business properly presented.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors,
JOHN L. wlNDER, Prssident,
january .3nd l6as,
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To the Stockholders OF the Bullion b st,os ~
Champion Aiming Company Il co'po'A
OoU ARE HEREBY No11fIEp Inst.
i the regular annual meeting OF ln is =, ths
oifiee az the COMPANY, Room ios McCotn,ss.
bank building, salt Lake city. Utah, on s1 az
day, tho seventh day. OF March. ~ ..i ~
hour OF . p m. for the purpose o. M tYsps.
oiiicers for the ensuing year. and Ior tno,onsry
action of such other business rs may pioP'S
come before the meeting. ,,.
by order Of the Board o. pirscu s,s,.Yy,
Salt Lake CITY, February 10, lssS
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ASSESSMENT MOI.

The Bullion Beck Tunnel Co. Location of
principal place OF business, Salt Lake City,
Utah, Location OF mines and works. TIN
tic Mining District, Juab Co., Utah.
NoTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN meeting of the Board of Directors OF
/ no Bullion Beck unnel Co. heln on the srd
day of January. 1888. Assessment No. / OF one
quarter Of one per ceni ~ per share was lev
payable January. 18th, 1898. to the secretary al
the Office OF the Company. No. II West FIRST
Sou street, Salt Lake CITY. Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment re.
mains unpaid on Wednesday, the i6th day OF
February, 1855, wi 4 be delinquent and win he
advertised for sale al pub &c auction, ard un-
less payment Is made before viii be sold on
FIR day, ths ith day OF March. 1898. TO pay said
delinquent assessment, together with costs of
advertising and expense of sale.
by order OF Board of Directors.
FRANK Y. TAYLOR.
Secretary.
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NOTICE.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
4 regular annual meeuag Of the siart.
holders OF ne Mohawk contolidaiei Mining
company Will be held at its once, NO aIs Ais
block; Monday, March It'll lsjs, al , M n' tar
the election OF board Of directors ana ~, ,oa
transaction OF such other business ns ma
legally come before Il. M may
February 5th, loss fFesI
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny TIM
~ undersigned, administrators of A..
estate OF samuel II. Parker, ceceassd by
exhlblt them wnh the necessary youcber,
within ten months after the first publles,,nn
OF ms notice to the said Hdminlatraiors -,
iheir losidence a, Iaylorsville. in the County
Dated December u. 1895.
WILLIAM PARKER
W LIAM r PARKER.
Administrators OF tho Estate Of samne II
Parker. Deceased az
fAAc Nj. WADDELL, Attorney for Estate.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE is HERtBY GIVEN NY mn,
~ UNDERMINED. the administrator n, ~
estate OF kmmaino Christine Larson ~
censod. to tho creditors OF and ali ns,enue-
having claims against the said decesSbI -,
exhibit them with the necessary lyouch''.ao
within four months after the first pu6l,ra,iesl,
OF thts notice, to the said adminIstrator A. 20
ourth fasi street. in the City and Corniv q,
SAT- Lake, Utah NY OF
Dated December 90, 1seT
LARS FRANKLIN 8RANrINe
iktrator. "u'n'n'
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anu In accordance Win law ana an order OF
the Board of Directors made on the 30th day
OF October. A. ID 1891. so many shares of each
parcel of stock as may be necessary will be
sold at Room IA Atlas block. in the City OF
bait Lake and state of Utah on the 2lst day
of January. A. d. sjs, at the hour OF 9
O'Clock in the afternoon of said day. 10 pay
tho delinquent assessment thereon, together
with the costa OF advertising and expenses of
sale. >. j. PARMLl,
Secretary Crown Point Mining Company
Room ?l1 Atlas Block. SAT- Lake City,
Utah.
Dated this 5ist day of December. 1881.
The sale OF delinquent stock as above ad-
vertised liz adjourned to Wednesday, February
9Th. at O'Clock p M. at Room 2l4 Atlas blocE,
Salt Lake / ity,by order or the Board of Dirsc-
tors. s. +, PAkMLi,
Secretary Grown Point Mining Co,
Room 2lt Atlas block. salt Lake Lity, Utah.
Dated. January 81, 1895
PAT RYAN. President
The sale OF delinquent stock us above ad .
ver,ised Is adjourned to Wednesday, March
md, 1895 at O'Clock p. M. at Room III Atias
blocs, salt Lake City. Utah. by order of the
Board of Directors. :. Y PARMLl,
Secretary Crown Point Mining Company,
Room 2lt Atlas block. Salt Lake City, Utah
Dated February 9th. 1895
PAT RYAN. President
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Slander-"What is the greatest curio-
sity in the world?" "a woman who
hasn't any."-Chicago Record.
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NATIONAL SILVER PARTY CON-
OURS.

Congressman Newlands OF Nevada.
representing the Silver party, concurs
in recommending the unifcation Of the
silver forces in the coming campaign.
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NoTICE-TIIERE AXE DELINQUENT
IN on the following described stock on ac
count OF assessment No. l. levied on the seth
day OF October. A. ID. ,lsg7, the several amounts
set opposite the names OF the respective share
holsters as follows:
List remaining unpaid and corrected Febru-
mr. OI
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DELlNous MT NoTics.

Grown Point Mining Company. Principal of.
hoe, Room u Ailas Block. City of Salt Lake.
state of Utah.
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NJoTiCE is HEREBY GIVEN
~ tobert Dansie and James w. pansA,ir
administrator OF the estate Of Hnhdee,,
settlement, and filed in said Uaur,u lor
nnal account of their admin stration. nel,
SAID estate and petition for: nnai distp,,ooi
persons entitled thereto, and ihat mo
day the a,h day of January, A. ID. ises uf.
$50 o'c lock a; M. At the Court Room Of s,t q,
Oty and County. Utah. has bcep s,,iyh LAVE
pointed by the Judge of said Cont. Tor ~, Sp
settlement OF said account ana hearing s He
place any ptrson Interested in said ami mn
may appear and show cause, i snv tnese a tue
why said account should not be Seities aoa,
PRAYED for
Dated December lG 1897.
DAVID c. DUNBAR, Clcrt
by GEO. r. BLAIR, Deputy Clerk. 'N
fnASK PIYRcr, Attorney 4 or Adm,nistrnto..
Mccormick Block "'orS
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SUM NUNS.
In the District Court OF the Third judicial
District OF the state of Utah.
County of Salt Lake.

National Bank OF the Republic, Corpora.
ton, Plaintih,
vs.
Jessie NJ. Mitchell and Alexander Mitchell,
Defendants.
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Manufacturer and dealer in all kinds
Of Metallic. Wood and Cloth Covered
Cofins and Caskets.
Full line Of Comm Furnishings kspt
constantly on hand,
Telephone and telegraph ssdsrs
promptly allied.
Open Day and N ight.
Factory and warerooms No. ~ u IL
Uouth, ~ blocks east Il ThAataA
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PROBATE AND GUARDIsN.u,u
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the RESPECTIVE s,.-
era for Further Information "H'
LEGAL NOTICE

In the District Court, probate Diyision. Ill.,.
County, state OF Utah.
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The State of Utah sends Greeting to Jessie NJ
Mitchell and Alexander Mitchell, Defend
INT
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In the matter OF the Estate OF posor,.n,
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SOME POLITICAL ADDRESSES.


Washington. d. c.. Feb. l5.-rhe ad
dresses issued tonight by the Demo-
cratic. Popullstic, and Silver Republi'
can parties. are as follows:
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mere never was and never
VIII be anything In their columns
but that may be safely read In
the family circle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-06

Iurunes. now due at Santiago, sup
nnse6 10 he preot against yellow fever,
md Mt any rate gifted with fresh
store Of energy and health 10 draw up
on. ~.
Rico force probably equal to the ae-
tuaI demands OF the campaign there, so
that the heavy achievements now on
their way to the island or about to be
dIspatched, can be safely divided to
Santiago or any other Cuban point az
short notice, II occasion should make 1t
necessary with n knowledge OF these
facts, the officials hreathed easier and
feel tolerably safe as to the future con-
ditiens at Santiago. Il Is supposed thas
the government censorS at New York
mnde nm effort TO prevent the commH-
nICatlon OF the facts stated in the SAM
tlago dispatches being scnt to Europe,
but II Is unlikely that they succeeded,
Innsmuch ms the same news, being free
ly given out at Santiago, undoubtedly
must have reached Kingston, Jamaica,
md have been transmitted to Europe
without censorship at the hands OF our
government.
II is said to DO overstntinE the case to
say that General Shuner was Tebuked
Eor allowing publication Of the "round
robin" for the secretary OF war caRan-
cd his communication to a simple In
ouiry as to whether the general had
given publicity 10 the Roosevelt letter
and the "round robin" but Il Is certain
iy the fact thnt hcnccforwRrd the EFFORT
viii be made 10 guard such information
moro closely from the public
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-06
TWO PROPOSITIONS

Made by AEuinaIdO to General ssssT''t
Seem 10 be Very Fair-American Troops
tn Trenches Befors Manila.
NEW YORK, August GA dispatch
to the World from Manila bay by way
OF Hong Kong, says: Aguinaldo. the In
surgent chief, is becoming more friend
ly to the Americans. He has made two
propositions to General Merritt which
may soIve the IBsurgent problem In q
manner highly advantageous to the
United States.
IN the FIRST place he asks the COM
mander In commend OF the lana forces
TO permit the rebel troops TO mnFch
tSr6righ the streets OF Manila when the
city surrenders.
consent 10 this. 1t would crafty the
vanity Of the natives TO let them In
dulRe IN what will seem to them tri-
unaphal march as victors through the
capital OF the enemy they have been
successfully combating and nesieglns
since the Wiping out OF Montcjo's hcet.
Al the snme time the nutive troops be-
ing thus arrayed IN line and under d.
rect orders, may be more easily con-
trolied and prevented from excesses.
In the second place Auglnaldo suE-
gests the formation OF Philippine regi-
ments with American officers. This Is
considered a highly important PROPOSE
tIon, a possible key to the whole sltua,
tIon on the Island, The natives would
thus be constantly under the eyes nng
direct orders OF cur men. 1t Is believed
that they would be obedlent and easily
controlled under tnctfui commanders.
The American troops now occupy thC
trenches In front of Maiate, suburb oi
Manila, which were constructed by
AguInaldo. The rebels withdrew 20 lei
our men take their places close to th'
Spanish lines. /.
THE Astor battery supported by
battalion OF the Third Infantry, is nov
in posItIon at the front, It's guns being
planted within thousand yards OF th'
Spanish lines. .,..
Fathers Dougherty and McKinnon, IN!
former being on General MerTitts STAN
have gone 10 Manila to interview TIT
archbishop and point out the futiiisy O
| resistance.
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SUCCESSFUL LANDING

or Arms and Ammunition BY the Wan.
dsrsr for the Cuban InburEentS--Hsr
second EndsGvor.
KEY WEST, Fla. August s, 7:so p. m,
The steamship wauderer returned
here to-day after errectlng successful
landing of arms and ammunition at
three different points on the Cuban
coast.
She left here early IN July with about
forty Cubans anxious to Join theIr
Aghtlng compatriots and eleven mem
bers OF the Third United States cavalry,
to protect the landing OF about two
thousand rifles and carbineS with near
ly million cartridges.
On July 20 she attempted to discharge
her curgo at Bahia Honda, province OF
Plnar del Rio, but was fought off by a
force Of several hundred spanlards wh0
peppered the ships hull With Mauser
bullets, Killed three Cuban scouts who
were waiting to receive the expedition
and wounded six OF the Wanderers
crew.
The steamer then came back TO Key
West, left her injured men in the hos
pltal here and started on her second at
tempt. This time she went to O point
about six miles east Of Bahia Honda,
where she met small party OF Lhsur-
gents from Colonel Carlllo's forces, but
no Spaniards. About one-third Of her
cargo was discharged here and twenty
five Cubans were put ashore.
The Wanderer then headed for the
mouth OF the Manati river, province Of
Puerto Principe where on the night Of
July 90 she landed without difficulty.
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So far as forts are concerned, they
amount TO little or nothing beyond some
field pieces temporarily placed IN posi-
tluh and belonging to the army But i
is said there are about twenty Held
guns In the vicinity,
The lnss expedition to ManZaulllo took
the Spaniards there completely by sur
prise and they thought an American
force was landing south Of the town
near Niquero.
The country Immediately surrounding
AfanzRnillp Is fertile and military oper-
ations could readily be carried on there.
The only high road leading out Of Man
zanIllo goes TO BhyamO. With naval
force In front OF the city, at this season
Of the year It would not be possible for
the Spanish troops to leave Manzanillo
except by this road. which could be
blocked by landing party.
The general feeling Of the Spanish
forces al Man2anifio and IN its vicinity
Is best shown by the fac: that the lnsur-
gent leader. General Rios, Is encanped
within few miles OF the place with $50
cayalrymen and he occasionally makes
raids on the outskirts Of the town itself,
in order TO obtnin cat;le belonging to the
spansards. General Rios says 500 addi-
tlnual men are now on their way from
the interior to Join him.
Confirmation has been obtained OF the
report that the Florida expedition for
the relief OF General Gomez has been
successful. on July 25 General Gomez
was encamped twenty-slX miles north
west OF Jucaro. the southern extremity
OF the Muron-Jucaro trocha.
The spanlards retreated beyond a
large block house TO the westward ol
the mort Of Tunns. in the province OF
Santa Clara on July "a. A squadron
bulletin says the Spanish forces gem
orally from Manzanlllo to Trinidad are
evidently In very demoralized condi-
tion.
Santa Cruz, the port on the south
coast OF the province of Puerto Principe
is reported to be deserted. There ls no
| shipping there.
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CABINET MEETING
was Devoted to oRstomS Tariff Cuba
ana Porto lIIoO,

was Devoted to CnstomI TarIR FOR cuba
and Porto IIioO.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6-- AT this
moment peace negotiations are in q
state OF quiescence. This statement was
made by a member Of tho cabinet at the
close Of days meeting, Nothing has
been heard from Madrid. directly or
through n. Cambon. since yesterday,
and at tho session OF the cabinet to-day
the matter was not mentioned e1cept in-
cIdentailS the session being taken up
With administrative details The Cu-
ban customs tariff was discussed at
some length, partiCaiiaSty the tobacco
schedule and It was agreed that the
present rates Of Internal revenue taxa
tion now IN force In the United States
shouia be maae the customs rates in
me question Of customs tarifi for
Porto Rico also was discussed, and tt
was the opinion Of the President and tina
members Of the cabinet that 40 soon a9
the island passes in'to the possession OF
this country, the customs. laws and reg
nations now In force In the United
States shall be made to apply to Porto
Rico without modification This 10 the
view now entertained BY the headmtnlstra-
tion and without some unexpected
change occurs this scheme wiz be put
into operation.
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meaSaEe was received this morning or
dering the instant removal q the army
north everything has been hustle and
nctlvi;y ut headquarters. The trans
ports here. six In number have been or
dered to discharge their cargoes and to
getready without olss OF time TO take
an board the frs. shipments for home.
Other transports are expected here
shortly and it q expected shat eighteen
transports Will soon be conveying our
soldiers back 10 the United States. The
Yale and Harvard, amonE others, are
understood TO be on thelr way here.
General Skaters orders for the move
ment OF MS command provide the fol-
lowing programmes;
The embarkndOn Of ttR thlrd and
sixth regular cavalry; then the arst reg
ular cavalry and first volunteer cavalry
(rouEht riders) Will be embarked. THESE
regiments have been ordered 20 be
ready 10 20 on board shlp The day after
tomorrow. For the present The Ninth
and Tenth cavalry viii remain In camp.
Only the private horses Of the officers
viii be taken. The other horses will be
turned over to General Wood. who re-
mains here as military governor.
all the extra worn clothing and bedding
which may possibly be injected viii be
destroyed.
The first brigade OF General Lawton's
division, under General Chance, Will go
next.
All the men able TO ride VIII be put on
ponies and taken to the wharf The
others viii be conveyed there IN wagons.
All the men who are suffering from
yellow fever or infectious diseasea VIII
be left here. Every precantlOn Will be
taken to provide for me safe and
healthy arrival OF the men north.
The volunteer regiments will next be
shIpped in the following order: First
Illinois. First District Of Columbia; Sew
enty-ArSt New York; Ninth 4lassachu-
setts;second massachusetts,; Eighth I'LL
nois; Thirty-thiFd MiehlgAn; Thirty
fourth Michigan.
No tenting or surplus bagEaBe viii be
taken back to the United States.
Captain McKlttrlck and Dr. Goodtel-
low, OF General Skaters stan. left here
this afternoon, by the Berlin, for New
Orleans.
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that General Miles IS determined TO rs
press sternly az the very beginning any
departure from military diBcipiine, even
among the volunteer element In NE
command. As near As can be gathered
the officars OF the Sixth declined 20
submit to an examination which was
prescribed by tho brigade officers, tho
proper authority, and upon tho lnGists
ence OF the latter they sought to resign
their commissions, General Miles him-
self iS dealing with the case and Il he
should decide to allow these onleerS to
resign or discharge them from the ser
vice Of the United States, and the latter
IS possible, the governor Of &assaehu-
sets will be called upon to appoint
their SUCCESSORS,
It can be Baid that mp 10 this time the
oflcials are thoroughly satisfied with
General Miles conduct OF the Porto RE
can campaign and they do not hesitate
TO admit that the events that have oe-
Cured since his landing at Guanica ful-
IL Justify the arbitrary change made
by him in the carefully laid plans Of the
department for the conduct Of the cam
paign.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., August 81
Army offlcInls are greatly relieved to
know from the Santiago dispatches that
what appears to have been great daR-
ger to the American arms has been
safely passed by. The reports of the
American commanders at Santiago, In
Guiding all the major generals, division
and brigade commanders, which were
made public in the news dispatches yes
terday, gave for the first time TO the
public news OF the terribly demoFalIEed
condition OF the American army. II this
state OF AFFAIRS had been known a week
ago the most serious results might
have followed. The Spanish government
might have been excited to refrain
from making peace overtures and to
prolong their resistance. The publicity
given to these reports Is most strongly
deprecated by almost every official OF
the administration, but the American
army at Santiago Is being loaded upon
transports as rapidly as possible, and 1t
Is hoped within few days bulk Of
the army Will be at sea, bound for Moh-
tauk Point, l.. ].
Inthepiace Of these weary and battle
worn troops, viii be five regiments OF
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HALIFAX, n. g., Aug. 6-Ths
schooner Cambridge arrived here to-day
and brings a tale OF terrible suffering on
the New Foundiand and Labrador
eoaEte. The party was on prospecting
expedition and Included Dr. Morris,
whose services were required at Lewis
inlet night and day to give relief TO per-
sons sick and dying from starvation.
large quantities OF provisions were dis
tributed from the vessel. The same con-
dltion of affairs exists oil along the
coast, There are 1000 persons similarly
situated and Immediate relief Is neces.
sary. The failure Of the ashertes VIII
lend 10 further Increase the suffering.