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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-19

Notice ia hereby given thar 80,
authority granted 10y The rHi5
trust deed made 90 tho g,ih lITt
August, 1897, To the UNDERLINED a.
tee by w, q, Young. recorded in 80
A, OF Mining Mortgage. pHrfa "A IA
q. Records 0f salt Lake County ~
the undersigned trustee Will iTef ~
rale and eel 10 the highest bidder ia
cash 40 The front door " The SAT- Likt
County Court House. to.Wli! The Wrtt
front entrance 20 the CITY and Couay
building. M salt Lake rfv max
November u. is2s. az y o'clock fJ5H n
that day 40 the mlulng property here.
matter described or a. much thereof az
necessary 10 pay and discharge the
principal Indebtedness secured b aald
trust deed together with TIE accrued
Interest unpaid thereon, ten per cenium
attorneys fees; compensation 20 aili
trustee. the cost % reClniinf fll
trust deed. the cost " tbs notice and
expense OF sale. Tho sale VIII b. mad
at the request Of the holder " sald 10.
drbtedncha and because % default IN
the payment Of the principal sun Al
maturity and Interest theron. The min.
ing property above referred 10 IL 40.
uate IN West Mountain Mining ps.
irlct. Salt Lake County, State o. Utah.
and described as follows Oni.
NMNhAA'AH AWhlN lANA NNANlNHA AN NNN We
tain mining claim known nH ktpulN.
can, located In West Mountain Mining
District. salt Lake County. Stale =
Utah, together will all ana singular Ne
water rights, tencmenta. hffedliamfnn
and appurtenancca thereto hel1nE.fs
or In AnywisH appertaininF
THOMAS 7. LEWIS Trustee
Rrchhs \ ioppnuEh 4 Francis q
Luke. Attorneys fnr Trustee,
Dated october iith. 1895,
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sn.Rirr.s SALE.

In the DISTRICT Court OF the Third
Judicial District. County N salt
Lake. State - Utah.
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DELINounNr Nnrl,r
Crown Point Mining Company. prlnc,.
pa office, Room pa All. rinct
Ni'y OF SAT- Lake. state Of Utah.
boc, , Of works and mines In uin,ah
All rs Dis,fiet' Park City. sum

,NoIlCE.-There are deiinausn, on
en,,. !" .yWlng described stock on ac-
per snare on the capital stock of said
company. levied on the s3rd day OF
iuly' isss the several amonnis 90,
opposite the names of the rcspsctive
shareholders as follows:
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Ana ln accordance with law and or
VIZ ot board ~ directors made on the
It'h DAY OF september, 1855, So many
hhhres VI each parcel u such stock ls
may pe necessary VIII be sold al the
f.ily's ONCE No. ~ west Flrst
south street. SAT- Lake city, Utah. on
FRIDAY, November I, 1895, al O'Clock
Z, No., % pay the delinquent assessment
lhefe1n' llgcther wa costs OF adyer-
using ana expense Of sale.
ALEX BUCHANAN JR..
Secretary.
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Gen. Dumsid and secretary Wilson Deliver
Addr..... at the Peace Jubilee.

Chicago. oct. is--At the conclusion
Of Mr. Booker l. WashlnFion'a eulogy
u the calorcd race. Gen. Dunisld was
introduced and delivered a brief ad-
dreas.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
west nuckeye Mining co.
Principal place u business. Salt Lake
city. Utah.

CITY, lthh.
Notice d hereby given that at a
meeting " the board Of directors Of
West buckeye Mining Co, held az
Salt Lake city. Utah. Sept 20. 1895. an
nsHeHtmrnt Of = Of one cent por share
was levied on the capital stock Of tho
corporation, payable q once % u. 4.
Nillor. secretary, 2i2 State 81, SAT-
Lake CITY Utah, and any stock up0n
which tn aHsHgHmrnt shall remain an
paid on the .tih day of Oct, 1895. will
be delinquent and advertised Tor sale
ut public auction. ana II payment Ia
not made before. will b. sold on tbs
18Th Day Of November. 1898, at .. M.
az 2i2 State 81, Salt Lake City. Utah,
90 pay assessmenta and cost OF adyer-
tlflnE and expenses OF sale.
Il. u, MILLER. Secretary.
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NoricI 10 onrDirons


Estate ~ Adam Hunter. D...,..,
Creditors will present risi,,. ia.
vouchers 20 the undersigned M i,- W Y,
nee Of g. 8 Kinney 20 ana IA 800. u
clll Biz, on or before the s3nt 1'u
January, a. - 1899. lal %
=, Date Of nrai publication. Sept u A
- WILLIAM T. HUNTER
ADMINISTRATOR Of me Estate Of "a
Hunter. Deceased. Niam
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nonnevlIle MlnInr complny.

Location Of principal place of bushes
Salt Lake City. Utah.
There are delinquent the folloviff
described n,ock on account " asses
mcnt No. :, itvlei on I've sch day y
holders. to-wit:
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NOTICE Il hereby given that AT a
m'eiinE % the Board OF Directors, held
Un mo s0th day Of September. 1898, an
Hhfrssment OF One-fcurth ~ One-eent
. share was levied on the capital stock
NJ iha corporation, payable on the 2ith
Gay N October. 1898. 10 j. N. Moyie,
treasurer at said room Z Deseret Ma
Yah Any stock upon which this as.
s.sament may remain unpaid on the
silh day OF October, 1885. win be de-
hnluent and advertised for sale az pub
,' auction, and unless payment Il made
before. VIII be sold on the 2ist day Of
november, 1898, az i2 o'clock. noon, at
Atld ONCE OF the company, % pay
ne delinquent assessment, together
WIN the cost OF advertising and ek-
pcnsea OF sale.
j. II. MoYLE. Secretary
Hslt Lake City. Utah, Sept 20. 1898
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The washakle Mlnlng Company.

ness, sat Lake cry. Utah,
Location OF Mines and Works, Cassla
County. Idaho.
Therr are delinquent upon the follow
inE described stock, on account OF As
rgrsm. SO. 9. levied on the l3ih day
uf september 1895. the several amounts
.ei opposite ihe names OF the respect
I've shareholders AZ follows;
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NoTiCE;-Thors are delinquent upon
the following described stock. on ac-
count u Assessment No. ., levied on
the 10Th day OF September. 1893. the
several amounts set opposite the NAMES
Of the respective shareholders a. fol-
l0WHs
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In the District Cours q the Third Ju-
diciai District. county " SAT-
Lake, state of Utah.
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sorlor or ASSESSMENT.
AIountaIn Lake MINING compnny.

Location Of Principal Place OF business,
Room 7, pcseret National BANK
building, Cor Main and First south
Streets, salt Lake city, Utah.
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Charles T. Llmberg, Plaintiff.
W
Fernando Roys. Helen NJ. Roys and ].
G. Thompson. Dcfendants.
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prL,SouENr Sor,or.

The Bulllon-Bcck Tunnel M. CO.
Location Of Principal Place OF Busi-
ness, salt Lake CITY. Utah.
Location of Mines ana Works. rintlc
Mining District. Juab County.
Utah
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The underslgucd will nou NJ r-ty,,.
safe. nll Of lot seven a. In Ul5lt y.
90, Five Acre Plat "a NJ ~,
survey. SAT- Lake County; r6s,,',l..
nvo acres Of land. % 10 murh ny. Y
~ may be necessary tn rliaa ~ ~.
of Three Thousand DolIBrf ii1.oil os
Der. 4. D. isss. and written IA, v1i
hr received ~ the 0flicc " y v -,
attorney Cor administrator. numb a,
Mccormick Block, Salt Lake civ
Terms Of salei Cash. ten DIR cent a
purchase money 10 BE- paid 20 me- Az,
mln.aifut0r NJ the time ID ais. 81
me balance or the purchn.a m11ty i
be- paid Immediately uplr ~ =.
nnnailon M the sale by ths C5uri
1865
FRANCIS ARMgrnoNG
Administrator Estate OF Samuel nB,.
sell. deceased
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Nhu IN accordance with law ana an
ofaer OF the Board Of Directors made
on the 21rd day Of July, AID. 1855, 20
many shares % each parcel % stock as
may he necessary will be sold al pub.
llc auction at Room "a Atlas Block.
IN the city u Salt Lake. and Slate ~
Utah, on the 18th day ~ october, AID.
is9s, at the hour N 2 O'Clock IN the az
tcrnoon Of said d1y, 20 pay the dclin.
duent assessment thereon. together
with the costs OF advertising and cx-
pense 81 sale. H. " DUNCAN.
Secretary Crown Point Mining Com
pany. Room aii. Atlas Hiock. Salt
Lake city. Utah
Dated this 18Th day OF Sept. 1875
The sale of the delinquent stock
above mentioned. IL by an order OF the
foard % Directors continued until
Tuesday. the s,ih day " october. isys.
az /. o'clock pm
FRED r. McGURRtN.
Acflrg Secretary.
Dated october i2lh. 1875
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LroAL NOTICE

IN ,he Third Judicial DrirIct csp,
PROBATE Division, County N an
Lake. State NJ Utah
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Notice OF prlvate Sail Of No, ~.

In the Matter Of the Esiai. of s,,,..,
Russell. deceased. ''-'i
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PROBATE AND eu.npr,-
NOTICES.

'Nn euAhDfAxsp,.
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or thop.
sIencrsi for Further inform,,'''ss'lFi
NOTICE or SALE.
In the District Court p,o,.
salt Lake County. state az la....s,,isa
In the matter Of the es,,,.
Hodgman. decesssaO "eWtn
Notice IL hereby give, IL,
ana by virtue OF tho v,iu - under
Hodgman. deceased. tho Newen
sald estate, VIII sell, In accoris,.sut,ot %
tne Lerins ana conditions ~ - VIII
wit. 'fh estate 10
commencing at the nor,be..,
ef Lot 3. Block i5. Plat n a., c,,rnsf
Nlty survey, running thence 50, hlka
ana one mar rode. thence 100 tN1
hundred and twenty feet ,t,,.I,Nn ohs
two and one-haif rods tbe,t. eait
one hundred and twenty fest ~ RI nlrth
beginning, all IN said Lot pfie ot
az private sale for cash M ~ ",
price that can De obtained. Il, ~. t
~ the rald executor, No ri IL, vllee
hlock, salt Lake City, Utah en Ivy ~
the LIST day of August t9aq W "tsf
Dated this goth day nf fuiv tss,
:. u. WEsTERFfi'tb
n II. wenser. attorney is T1 .,srS,:.
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=. c. scHRAMM,

rRESrNlpI nRuGGlsE
NoOofnlch building, corner Nalu and First
South strruf. Salt Lake CITY. Utah
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NOTICE or sALr.

Consult County clork or ,hop.
slsnors Tor Further iniorm,,''.
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In the District Court. Proba,. ~.
SAT- Lake County. state Oh n. sisa,
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In the matter Of the estate q, g
HodEman. decdassa0 "eWtli
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hNkNN OftNNNI NNNf ANNN
THOMAS p LEWIS.
sherff OF Salt Lake County. Utah.
Trustee.
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patsd al san Lake Guy october isih.
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-16

some consideration. AS before stated, this
company adopted the plan in question in
1898 and found 1t the only system in which
there was equity between the large and
small farmer. A small farmer must, under
either system, insure his one or two ami
mails at full value to receive full value
indemnity in case of loss. But the large
farmer will, under the old system, insure
1000 head Of cattle for $500, as In the case
cited by Mr.. McNall, paying for insurance
only 2lA per cent. Of real value, and at the
same time, in case Of loss, receive a full
value indemnity. The risk to company
on 1000 head of cattle is 1000 times greater
than upon one head, and there is mani
testify no justice In this discrimination
against the party that Is the least able to
pay, the small farmer.
This wrong is the more apparent when
we compute the cost per animal Five
head of cattle valued at $1OO, at per
cent. five year rate, equals 81, or 40 cents
per head, while 1000 head insured for $500
at q 2 per cent. five year rate equals but l
cent per head. From this It will be clearly
seen that the fraud does not rest with
the new but with the old method
Having pointed out the benefits accruing
to the patrons from the methods in ques-
ton, let us now turn to the benefits ac-
cruing to the company operating the sys-
tenn. A five year $500 stock policy in the
Brown County Farmers Mutual Fire costs
as follows: Premium note, $40. First pay
ment on note, cash, 81; policy fee, 81, or a
total cash OF S3 (ThiS company has never
made an assessment) The reader will
keep in mind that this company was not
organized to make, but to save, by secur-
ing insurance at net cost to it's members
From report we take the following:
January /, 1897, to August 81, 1897, eight
months, amount of stock insurance writ
ten, $500; total cash receipts from the
same, $500; total losses upon stock for the
period given, 1882, 500 of which was upon
insurance written during the time stated.
From this report, counting expense and
years to run, 1t was deemed advisable by
the board of directors, January s, 1898,
to discontinue field stock insurance, as 1t
could not be carried at the same rate as
other farm property. The objection was
not to the system, for it is the best, but
to the moral hazard and trouble expert
enced in determining as between the killed
and those that died.
We feel grateful to our State Superinten-
dent of Insurance for efforts for the better
protection Of our people, but so broad a
charge as fraud" for 1t is presumed your
paper has correctly quoted, should be ac-
companied with facts and figures and the
law, If any, that we may be better able
to study question of so vital an impor-
tance to our patrons.
THORNTON J. ELLIOTT,
Secretary Brown County Farmers Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Co., Morrill,, Kas.
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-16
The Position Of the Reform Forces.

Editor Advocate and News:-The pros
pect Tor the ultimate triumph of the cause
OK REFORM was never brighter than now.
Popular government and Just social cOnd.
tons never seemed nearer. The triumph
OF reform for us in 1900 does not, however,
seem very probable. Plutocracy win not
again be. sustained by a majority OF the
voters of our country but reform forces
VIII be 80 scattered that the corporations
Will win. 1t requires the courage of on
timism to contemplate present political
conditions without heart sickness For
tunately advocates Of the new time which
shall enthrone justice have this courage
There are now four considerable politl-
cal parties laboring for a common object.
popular sovereignty, with more or less zeal
but with still greater zeal for party sue
cess. OF the four parties the middle-Sf-the.
road Populists alone have decided on q
line OF action which seems to be that of
complete political independence and antag-
qnsm towards all who do not march un-
der their banner Fusion Populists are in
doubt as to future action They are COM
mltteu TO union of forces whenever nos
sAple nut are In doubt just how far to
eacrince principle to make fusion possible
Sllyer hepublicans are anxious to unite
with the largest force that stands for sil-
YER Democrats are disposed to make a
tight Tor the rights OF the people but are
~ doubt whether that fight shall be along
radical or conservative lines. Fusion Pop.
ullsts are radical, while the property in
teregta IN the Democratic party are con-
gervatiye. The problem Is to hold both
The solution Is likely to prove Injurious 10
the cause Of popular sovereignty. TO one
who. cares little for party success but
much for the success OF cause, the
course to be pursued by reform forces
seems plain. 1t should be easily possible
TO unite those who favor the soverelgnty
OK the people for action in 1900 No at
tempt should be made 90 secure the ala OF
these who do. not. Such help can be Sc
cured only at a sacrifice OF principle. What
ever the language of the platform Of com
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-16
Kansas Experiment Station BulIeting.

Editor Advocate and News-On January
"a the Students Farmers Club of the
Kansas State Agricultural college unanl-
mously passed the following resolution:
Resolved, That we request agricultural
journals and county newspapers to publish
abstracts OF all bulletins issued from the
experiment station"
IL was alleged in the discussion occa-
stoned by this resolution that the press gen.
orally ignores the publications from ag-
ricultUral experiment stations. In Kansas
more than 500 newspapers regularly receive
the bulletins, and yet less than a score
ever mention them either by title or by
citation. Farmers should insist that their
county papers announce, at least, the APP
pearance OF each bulletin Of their own sta
ton, and that said announcement should
contain a summary of the contents OF the
bulletin, with result proved by the expert
ment. A committee of students was ap-
pointed to lnaugurate q correspondence
with all the editors of the State for the pur-
pose Of calling attention to the negligence
OF the press In this matter
GEO L. CLOTHIER.
Agricultural College, Manhattan, Kas.
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-16
Two Platform Planks That Are Needed.

Editor Advocate and News:-I would like
10 suggest first that plank favoring State
Insurance be made part Of the next State
platform. The reason l suggest this is
that large number, perhaps a majority,
OF the farmers of Kansas whose homes
are mortgaged are compelled by the loan
companies to pay for insurance whether
they wish to or not and are not allowed
by these loan companies to have any
choice In the matter. They are also COM
PEELED to pay insurance on much more than
their buildings are worth. Two cases Of
this kind have come under my obserVa-
ton the past year. / have also known of
other cases, but these two are my neigh
bors.
My second suggestion Is that the State
school fund be loaned on real estate, In
stead OF being paid out for worthless
bonds. suppose many thousands, per-
haps millions, Of dollars have been lost
by buying bonds, but not dollar would
have been lost had this fund been loaned
to the farmers of the State.
One OF my neighbors living on a nice
little forty-acre farm has just been sold
out BY the loan company: The company
bought the farm for the amount of the
the farm for three times that amount
making thousand dollars of this poor
man who could not redeem his home. Now
Mr.. Editor, this Is being done every day,
ana the party that Will honestly advocate
some measures of this kind will receive the
support OF the farmers. Farmers are very
much dissatisfied and care very little for
parties any more; but they do care for
some legislation from which they can de-
rive some benefit Would not the State
school fund be doing much more good IL It
was being loaned to the people OF the State
than by the present policy of buying bonds?
l want TO say, in conclusion, that have
heard scores of farmers say that they do
not care anything about which side wins
next year, because there Is nothing In II
Tor them, anyhow, This is the way they
feel, but they are discussing such topics
as / have suggested here, In the school
houses OF the State, and the party that has
the courage to come before the people with
such platform as | have indicated will
easily carry the State next fall.
auburn, Kas. w. D. MELROY.
In justice to Mr.. McElroy 1t should be
said that his communication was received
some time before Mr., Little's interview
on state insurance was printed
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-16
DevOteS Much Of Her Time to the Benefits Of
ChIdren-HOW She Helps Them.
From The Evening News, Detroit, Mich.

Mrs. John TanSey, of 1870 Baker Street, De-.
trOit, Michigan, is one of those women who
always know just what to do in all trouble and
sickness. One that is mother to those in dis
tress To a reporter she said
al am the mother of ten children and have
raised eight Of them. Several years ago we
had serious time with my daughter, which
began when she was about sixteen years old
She did not have any serious illness but seemed
to gradually waste away. Having never had
any consumption in our families, as we come
of good old Irish and Scotch descent, we did
not think it was that disease. Neither did
she have hacking cough, yet she grew
thinner and paler each day Our doctor called
the disease by an odd name which, as | after
ward learned, meant lack of blood.
at is impossible to describe the feelings
John and had as we noticed our daughter
slowly passing away from us. AS last re-
sort was induced to try DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People, made by the DR.. Will
liams, 0Medicine Company, Schenectady, N.
Y, which | understood contained in a con-
densed form all the elements necessary to
give new life and richness to the blood and
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-16
Pro Rated Plan Of Stock Insurance.

Editor Advocate and News--My atten-
uon Is called to an article in your issue Of
January rs, under the caption, "Stock In
surance Fraud Prohibited"
The system complained OF is denoted as
the pro rated plan, and no doubt about the
same as adopted by the Brown County
Farmers Mutual in 1893, after four years
trial Of the old blanket system, and which
is as follows:
Take two-thirds of the whole number Of
animals upon the premises of the insured
at the time OF loss, divide It into the total
amount or insurance upon that class I'm
Wnlch the loss occurs, and the amount
thus obtained shall constitute the sum to
be paid Tor each animal lost, to except that
the amount shall not exceed the value of
the animal killed.
1t win be observed, by this rule, that the
ratio of Increase or decrease adjusts itself
equltably to each, the company and the in
sured. IL the animals are Increased on the
part or the insured the risk is increased
likewise, and the amount to be paid by the
company IN case of loss, on each animal,
Is decreased.
To illustrate: A takes out q policy of
5000 on twelve head OF horses. In case of
loss, there being no increase or decrease
OF his herd, two-thirds of twelve equals
elgnt, divided into $500 gives H5, the amount
70 De paid the insured by the company.
But should A have sold three head, then
take three from twelve, leaves nine head.
ana two-thirds of nine equals six, divided
lnto 9oVv equals SlOO each to be paid In case
OF loss X 1t does not exceed the true value
Again, IL A has added to his herd three
animals making fifteen head in all. then
IN case OF loss, two-thirds OF fifteen EQUALS
ten, divided into 5000 gives $50 to be maid
Ior the one lost. You will see that the in
,terestS or an are subserved, and those that
nave g hundred head can be accommodated
as well as those that have but one or two
mead and at or nearly the same cost to
The actual experience OF home company
tnat is not operated for profit may be Of