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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-13
PRINCIPAL ]. B. Rawlins. Of the Draper

Principal ]. B. Rawlins. of the Draper
schools. is quite i'll.
Mrs. E. E. Shepard entertained very
pleasantly last evening the eighth grade
of the Sumner school.
The new school building at Draper has
been named the Park school. in honor
of State Superintendent Park.
Miss GatreI of the Sumner school. ex-
poets to resume her work in a few days
The regular meeting of the principals
association has been postponed to Thurs
day afternoon. Feb. II.
The Hamilton school will observe the
anniversary of thu. birthday of Washing
ton.
County Superintendent Van Colt visited
the public schools at Draper and Bingham
the past week,
President ]. NJ Tanner will speak be-
fore the East Mill Creek school tomorrow
evening.
The Central Farmers institute. under
the direction of the Agricultural college:
will be in session at Logan March 3, 4 ana
5. The Dairy association will meet at the
same time and place.
The Joint institute of Sewer and San
pete corpties viii be held at Manu Feb
Is and 27. President Tanner will be ons
of the instructors.
The classes formed under the direction
of members of thu High school corps and
Prof. Whiting have been organized, and
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yet for the restriction of immigration
is that of MIR. E. 3. Dunn, head of the
weather bureau of New York. Mr..
Dunn has sent to the commissioner of
immigration, Terrence Y. Powderly, a
rough outline of a measure that, in his
opinion, would relieve the pressure on
large centers of population and lift, in
a measure, some of the burdens of IN
equal competition with immigrant la
borers. His idea is, according to New
York exchange, to prohibit the resi-
dence of immigrants in crowded centers
of population like New York. Chicago,
less il can be shown that the immigrant
does not intend to compete with citizen
laborers in the open market, and that
he is well provided with sufficient
means for that purpose. Before an
immigrant sails from mis- native coun-
try. Mr.. Dunn would compel him to
first call on the American consul and
designate the place for which he is
bound. The prohibited points are to
be made clear to him, and if he has no
objective point, the American consul,
3
country where labor is needed, will in
form the prospective Immigrant of
them, and if he elects to choose one,
passports and tickets through TO this
place are to be given to him. All i'm
migrants who are not furnished with
proper credentials from the American
consul as to destination and other re-
/ quisites shall be deported.
That is a great scheme. worthy the
brain of a weather prophet. We have
been told that we should not be like
dumb. driven cattle, and here is a plan
to do that very thing. Surprising i'm
migrants came into the country and
went to the designated points, and af-
forwards became dissatisfied and went
to the congested ce1ters of population
and competed with the citizen laborer
in the open market, what could the
government do about il? 1t could not
deport him. Mr. Dunn's plan is i'm
practicable to absurdity. If he viii at
tend to his duties as weather prophet
he viii have enough to employ all his
time, while others will look after the
immigration question.
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sHFRIFFS SALE.

IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DlSIklCE
court. county of Salt Lake. state OF Titan.
b. H Schettler. plaintiff, vs. George
C-i,lIie blanche Crlddle, Thomas P
Page and the Riverton Commercial com
paT1y. defendants. To be sold at sherln
sale on Tuesday. the 10Th day Of March.
1885 at y o'clock. noon. OF SAID Gay, az
the west front door of the county court
house. in the city of Salt Lake, county or
Salt Lake, state of Utah, the real estate
described as follows. to-wit: Situated, "
ing and being in the county Of Salt Lake,
state of Utah. and being all the right,
title. claim and interest of the DEFEND
ants George Criddle. Blanche Criadle,
Thomas p. Page and the Riverton COM
mercial company. of. in and to that cer-
tain piecs or parcel of land. beginning t
the center of the southeast quarter OF
section thirty-four C3D. township three 20
south of range one Cd west OF SAT- Lake
meridian, and running thence south ten
QO) chains; thsnce east i've 90 cnalnSs
thence north ten Q0l chains; thence west
five 10 chains to the place Of beginning,
containing five 90 acres of land.
Purchase price payable in gold com OF
the United States.
Richards & Richards. Attorneys Tor
Plaintiff r,1,-re,
Sheriff of Salt Lake County, SIan-
BY JOHN MONTGOMERY. JR.,
Deputy Sheriff
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah, this 9th
day of February. 1888.
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Big Price For a Broken Heart.

Not long since a Danville, Ills, jury
ordered the male defendant in breach
of promise case to pay the competent
sum of S54, 333. SO to the afflicted fair one.
Though it is a pretty high estimate of
blighted affection, there is another es-
innate which, if not in dollars and
cents, exactly as high, yet in general
consideration of excellence reaches as
lofty an altitude. This is the estimate
of the people as to the efficacy of Hos
letters Stomach Bitters as remedy
for constipation. The action of this
gentle but effective laxative is never
accompanied by the gripping so marked
in the operation of most cathartics. 1t
is an Incompatible remedy for and
preventative OF malarial. rheumatic and
kidney complaints, and a promoter OF
appetite and sleep.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFFrS SALEM THE DISTRICT
court Third Judicial district county OF
Salt Lake. state of Utah. Peter y.
Campbsll. plaintiff. vs. w H Gibso &.
Cora B. Gibson and George D kellogg
defendants. To be sold at sheriff 5 sale
on Monday Feb. Is. 1885. at y O'Clock
noon of said day. at the west front door
of the county court house, in the city OF
Salt Lake county of Salt Lake, state Of
Utah. the following described property
to-wit: Commencing ten QO) rods east OF
the northwest corner of lot five 90. If
block tweuty-three (23l. plat A" Salt
Lake City survey, running thence west
five To- rods. thence south ten GO) rods
thence east five 90 rods, thence NORTH
ten 0O) rods. to the place of commence
ment. situated. lying and being in ths
city and county of Salt Lake, state o.
Utah. Purchase price payable in laWtu
money of the United States
THOMAS p LEWIS,
Sheriff of Sale Lake County. Utah.
Bv BOMAN CANNON.
Deputy Sheriff c. Salt LAX COUNTY Utah.
Booth. Lee & Gray. attorneys for
Plaintiff.
Feb. T. 1898.
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SHERIFF,s SALE

SHERIFFgS SALEM THE DISTRICT
court. Third Judicial district, county OF
Salt Lake. state of Utah Richard J.
Mulvey plaintiff. vs. Orson A Woolley.
Alice Woollsy. his wife, Standard Steam
Laundry. 2 corporation of Utah: State
Bank of Utah, a corporation of Utah, The
cooperative Wagon and Machine COM
pany, a corporation of Utah; Salt Lake
Building and Manufacturing company. a
corporation of Utah. and Julia S. Woolley.
Administrative of the estate Of Henry A
Wcolley, deceased. defendants. To be
sold at shsritfs sale on Monday. the 18th
day of February. 1858. at y o'clock noon
of said day, at the west front door OF the
county court house. in the city of Salt
Lake. county OF Salt Lake, state of Utah.
the following described property. tO-wit-
Commencing ct the northwest corner of
lot three 3D. block fifty-slX co. plat B. -
Salt Lake City survey. ana running thence
east ten Q0) rods, thence south five 20
reds. thence west ten Q0 rods. thence
ming. also commencing at the northeast
corner of said lot three 80, and running
thence west ten Q0) rods. thence south
five 90 rods. thence east ten Q0l rods.
and thence north five 90 rods 10 the place
of beginning. situated in thu city and
county OF Salt Lake. state of Utah. Pur-
chase price payable in lawful money Of the
United States.
THOMAS P LEWIS.
Sheriff of Salt Lake County. Utah.
BY BOMAN CANNON
Deputy Sheriff of Salt LAKE County. Utah.
McGurrin & McGurrin. Attorneys for
Plaintiff
Feb. 4. 1855.
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the work is already under way. Principal
Clark viii have a class in elementary
physics Mr.. Gillian a class in -h.sical
geography. Miss Dukes class IN
5eTiod In English literature. Miss Buchan-
an a class III rhetoric. and Dr. Whiting
class in botany. 1t is quite certain that
classes in other subjects will yet be
formed.
Miss ]. A. Shepard, of Lehi, was in the
city yesterday.
A meeting of the taxpayers OF district Is,
Tavlorsvine. was held on Monday evan
ing last for the purpose of considering
the feasibility on erecting a school build
ing in the west side of the district A tax
of one-sixth of one per cent was voted
for the purpose as the initiative in Great
ing a. sinking fund.
Miss Clarissa Beesly. of the Franklin
school. hns been III the past week. Her
place has been supplied by Miss Sparks
and Mrs Graves
Washington's birthday will be observed
by the Taylorsville schools by literary
programme IL the forenoon and dancing
in the afternoon and evening.
President Tanner. Of the, Agricultural
college. who is director and manager of
the N f. A. for Utah. was in the city
Yesterday to arrange with the railroads
for transportation for the July meeting
in Washington. Inc GlclOT = ell-e tND4 lils
to arrange for trips for teachers to places
of historic interest IN route
@ . %
Miss Harrison, of the Oquirrh school.
entertained the Oouirrh teachers very
pleasantly on Thursday afternoon.
q O. @
Miss Alta Virgins. supervisor of ply
steal culture. viii speak before the Prin-
cipals' association on Thursday next.
% %
Superintendent Millspaughs report for
the month ending Jan. y. reveals the FOL
lowing data: Belonging, last report. 1858;
original entries for the month. 22S; for
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celving their meat from the United
States, and so far as reported the German
ADMIRAL has not found any bugs or other
obiect.onab.e quantities IN the beef FUR
nished hun via san Francisco. We don
want any one TO tight, bur by jingo If
they do we We got the beef, we've got
the pork, wen have their money, too.
st. Louis Republic: Too many i'm
beetles and criminals are being born IN
wedlock. declares Legislator Parker of
Ohio. Tho has introduced a bill at
Columbus to scientifically control Buck
eye maria yes II ne would introduce
blu prohibiting ONO legislators from
marry ms. perhaps he would strike at the
root OF the evil
Houston. Tex. Post: The whitecaps are
extending their operations into Navarro
county from McLennan and other adJoin-
Ing territory. me sooner an example IS
made ef -'whitecapism in this state the
better. The lyncher is bad enough. but
the whitecap is worse
Nashville American: It is impossible to
keep the tariff issue down in this country
Whine a law like the Dinghy bill remains
on the statute books. 1 ne system OF un-
ca. taxation, the bounty system when
it. II fact IS, has done more than any
other cause to make UNEQUAL wealth IN
TINS co-ntr-, 10 ne w fortunes IN the
hands of the few while the many struggle
with the burdens of poverty II Is an
ilnouity out OF which great many other
iniouities have sprung.
indianapolis Sentinel: Only seven
months of the Dingley laws first year
gone and the oencit already S5l, sol S23. For
a law that was passed for the special pur-
pose of providing revenue that is most
painful result II will be remembered
that we We're assured seven months ago
that the first essential of currency reform
was to put the governments receipts in
excess of its expenditures. That has not
been done On the contrary, we are
worse of than ever in that regard. Ii
ought to be as essential 10 currency re-
form now as 1t ever was. but it Is not
mentioned in any of the reform schemes
The fact is, that having provided for the
tar.f barons by the Dingley law, the
patriotism of the country Is now provid-
ing for the bankers and bondhoiders by
the Honest Money steal.
Kansas CITY Star: Count me as one
of the Kansas girls in this enterprise,
says Helen M Cougar. in speaking of the
movement to erect a monument In honor
of the Late Governor John A Martin OF
Ka.sas- 1t is curious how even strong
minded women like TO be looked upon as
giIs when they begin to grow stout ana
take on other evidences of progressive
maturity
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Srenial stnckhnlders, Meetin.,

SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ing.-Notlce is given that a special meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the Alliance
Mining company. q corporation Of Utah.
will DC held at the company Office, room
No. 50z Progress building. South Main
street Salt Lake City, Utah. on Saturday.
February &c 1855. at o'clock D. m. for
the purpose of considering the advis-
ability of either selling or contracting for
the sale of or leasing or transferring
whatever may be thought best. TO an
other mining company. all of this COM
pany's real and personal property, OF
such portions thereof as may be thought
proper. and, if thought advisable 20
authorize and empower the officers of the
company to make and enter into and de-
liver in behalf and as the act of the COM
pany any proper contracts of sale deeds
OF conveyance leases or transfers OF the
property aforesaid.
Said special meeting viii be held for the
further purpose Of electinS directors OF
the company for the ensuing year If none
are elected at the regular annual meeting
next preceding this special meeting.
BY order of the board OF directors.
JOSIAH BARNETT. Secretary.
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Notice of Assignment For the Benefit
of Creditors

PURSUANT TO THE REQUIRE
ments OF the statutes of Utah in such
case made and provided. notice IS hereby
given to the public at large and 70 the
creditors of George NJ Scott & Co. a cor
poration organized under the laws OF the
territory nov state) of Utah. that said
corporation has assigned and transferred
all its property. real personal and mixed,
assets and effects whatsoever. to the un-
dersigned. Hugh Anderson. as assignee
for the benefit of the creditors OF said
cornoration bv written assign ncnt dated
January %. 1895. now of record IN the
office of the county recorder "t salt Lake
county. Utah and row on file in the once
OF the clerk of the Third dissric1 ''nurt or
the state of Utah in and for said county.
Preferences TO certain creditors are stated
in ths assignment. Each creditor of said
corporation is ny law required to present
his claims under oath 10 the undersigned
assignee. within three months after the
date of first publication of this notice
HUGH ANDERSON.
Assignee of George II Scott & CO.. for
the Benefit of its Creditors.
Date of irst publication. Feb 1. 1888
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SIMMONS

IN THE DISTRIC'T COTTPT o. T-rI7i
Third judicial district of the STATE Of Utan.
county of Salt Lake The State National
Bank of LOgansport. a corporation. plain
tiff VS. John +. Johnson. Matte L. John
son. Joseph T. McNary. Belle II. McNary
Souh-oria J. Elliott. Louise Elliott anC
William NJ Elliott defendants. Summons
The state of Utah To- said defendant: YOU
are hereby summoned 10 appear wlthir
twenty days after the service of this sum-
mons upon you. If served within the cOun-
tv in which this action IS brought. other
wise. within thirty days AFTER service, and
defend the above entitled action; and in
case of your failure SO TO do. judgment
will be rendered AGAINST you according TO
the demand of the complaint. of which a
copy is herewith served upon you.
MARSHALL. ROXLE & HEMPSTEAD.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
P. o. address. 125 South Main street. Salt
Lake City. Utah.
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The Alamo Mining Company.

THE ALAMO MINING COMPANY. OF
Bingham. PRINCIPAL place of business.
salt Lake City. Utah. Notice is hereby
given that at meeting of the directors.
keid on the 9Th day of February. 1875, an
easement of one quarter "a cent per
shars being assessment No. p. was levied
on the capital stock o. the corrora ton.
payable on or before Monday. the l4tn Gay
Of March. 1SqS. to +. l. Gunnell. secretary
Of the company. at his Office. Nc II West
Second south street. Salt Lake City. The
stock upon which said assessrn snt remains
S,-jII he delinouent and advertised for sale
at public auction and unless payment IS
made before as many shares as may Do
necessary win be sold on THURSDAY. the
1Itb Sis,- Of April. 1895 at y clock. noon,
AZ Sid secretary's Office. 70 pay delin-
crent assessments, together with the cost
of advertising and expense OF sale
r l. GUNNELL Secretary
Salt Lake City. Utah. Feb. ;. 1855
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TALES OF THE DAY.
Man Can Reconcile Himself II
ANYTHING

The other day when a petition was laid
before Judge Emory Speer in Macon ask
ing the court to summarily cause the city
waterworks company to vacate the. site
uron which it's plant was established the
irresponsible judge. who had been trying
1roonshine cases all day. asked
What? Would complainant demand
that $1,000 souls be deprived OF water!
This turn of the court recalls story
told on Chief Justice Joseph Henry
Lumpkin in the old days. says the At
lanta Journal A case had been brought
no from Columbus in which a wealthy
citizen was asking for an Injunction TO
prevent the construction of planning mill
across the street, very near his palatial
residence His grounds for complaint
consisted chiefly in the proposition that
the noise of the mill would wake him too
early in the morning.
Let the mil be built. said the chief
Justice in rendering his decision; let its
wheels be put in motion. The progress OF
machinery must not be STOPPED to suit
thu. whims or the fears of any man. Com
plainants fears are imaginary. The
sound of the machinery viii not be
nuisance on the contrary II will prove
a lullaby. Indeed | know of but two
sounds IN all nature that p m2n cannot
become reconciled to. and they are the
braying OF an ass and the tongue OF a
scoiding woman
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SOME EDITORIAL COMMENTS.

New York Commercial Advertiser: The
United States can view with placidity the
assembling OF all the aeets Of Europe in
ing beef by the thousand TOYS in Chicago
and Omaha. The English, Russian
French and German warships are all re-
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A WEATHER PROPHET ON IMMI-
GRAFTON.

Schemes for currency reform have
heretofore furnished vent for the
vagaries Of al who wanted to co some
thing for their country. but schemes
for restricting immigration threaten to
become the favorite vent over currency
reform plans. But the widest scheme
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THE railing of the spiral stairway
and the balcony in George J. Gould's
new home at Lakewood will be plated
with gold" says the New York Herald
These, then. must be Dem golden
stairs" of which the rhymster sang.
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Gompers wants TO inaugurate. on
May /. a great strike in behalf Of an
eight-hour movement Il he inaugu-
rates it. it is by no means certain that
he will make a ten-strike.
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German inspection Of American ap-
pies continues, but thus far the inspec-
tors have failed TO ind the worm in the
bud that preys upon the German dam
sells damask cheek.
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Paul Kruger has been reelected pres
ident Of the Transvaal republic. If En-
peror William sent him any telegram
of cengratulation it has not been made
nublfc
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The Boston Herald wants to know
with which side in the China embroglio
we should. sympathize. With the side
on which our bread is buttered. of
course.
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So long as the government depends
produces nothing but deficits. it Will
never pay its debts in gold, silver or
anything else.
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An army captain stationed at Fort
Hamilton wants the use Of salt in army
cooking abolished. claiming that it is
luxurious. And yet this officer belongs
to the class sometimes called the salt
Of the earth; hut he must have lost his
SAVIOR
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Young Mr.. Letter is giving few tips
to his friends. They win do well 10
remember the story of old Daniel Drew
and not take too many friendly tips.
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Her husband having been found gull
ty and sentenced TO life imprisonment,
Mrs. Luetgert can no longer have any
excuse for not making her whereabouts
l~rorr--,
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It is proposed in Chicago to organize
an order to be known as THE Daugh-
tiers of the Grand Jury" 1t is to serve
as a foil to the Colonial Danes.
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New York's -four hundred" are to be
entertained at a vegetable dance. Car
rot tops and cabbage heads will prob
ably predominate.
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When a man boasts of how much his
property is worth it is a sure sign that
he isn't paying his debts.
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''Purveyors to the Order of the
Crown" will soon be a familiar sign in
New York shops.
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Master of human destinies am l."
says John ]. ingalls,. That is one Of
your iridescent dreams, John.
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New England papers are beginning
to agitate for a repeal of the duty on
hides. Why do they not agitate for a
repeal of the duty on boots and shoes?
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And now they call him Dupe de LONE
for short
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The genuine noble American does not
trace his ancestry back to kings and
feudal barOns.
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Representative Lewis Of Washington
has prepared a joint resolution, which
h s-il offer in the house tomorrow, de-
claring it to be the sense of the house
and senate that the president decline to
recognize the resignation of Senior de
Lone, the Spanish minister, and in
stead inform him that he is persona
non grata. 1t is inconceivable that
congress could pass such a resolution.
Senior de LONE has resigned and his
resignation has been accepted. and the
president has official knowledge Of the
fact 1t IS strange that Representative
Lewis himself fails to see how impos-
s.ble is the position he takes
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Ohio Republicans can cry Harmony!
harmony" but there is no harmony
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There is a great big gold belt in
Alaska It will make fine girdle for
Miss Columbia
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STOCKS AND INVESTMENTS.

Utah Bank and Commercial Stocks and
other high-grade investment securities
bought md sold.
100000 to loan on stocks.
State Scrip. Jury Scrip Bought.
Investment orders from institutions;
trustees of estates and capitalists Will
receive the best of attention.
JOHN c. CUTLER, JR..
Tel. 127 IS Main street.
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Paris needs an anti-expectoration or
dinance. The populace is crying: Spit
on Zola!"