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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-21
FAME REACHES THE CAPITAL.

Washington. d. c., Post.

3SningID1. ID. L., POST.
Representatiye-eleet F. w. Cusbman, OF
Tacoma, who comes TO congress as the
Republican successor Of James Hamilton
Lewis, is known in his country as ''the
Abraham Lincoln Of The Pacific North
west" He is described as a tail and an
guar lawyer and pretty good speaker.
In most respects he is the physical oppo-
site OF the exquisite Mr.. Lewis. whose I'M
expected return 10 private life will not only
nip in the bud MS ambition TO become the
leader OF the house minority. but disap-
point a great many warm friends. Mr..
Cushman judging from his record in Wash
ington state. will play no quie. role in the
house. but he viii hardly equal Mr.. Lewis
record in keeping himself in the center or
the congressional stage.
The other representatlve-elect from
Washington state also hes a sobsiquet
among his constituents. He is Mr.. W. l..
Jones, OF Yakima, but Washington voters
know him better by the name of Yakima
Jones. He comes from Yakima county, IN
the eastern part Of the state. while Mr..
Cushman comes from the western section.
the city OF Tacoma being d near neighoor
and commercial rival Of Seattle, where Mr..
Lewis resides The title Of 'Yakina"
Jones was particularly handy in the recent
campaign because the fusion candidate
for congress from the same section or the
state was Representative w. G. Jones, VINO
is more often called by the people out
there Wheat Chart" Jones. This fitted
his Initials and was especially apropos be-
cause OF wheat chart that Mr.. Jones once
prepared. showing how wheat and silver
kept company in the matter Of prices paid
for each. Yakima county is one of the
great agricultural cen,ers Of Washington
state which has in later years been made
remarkably productive by irrigation Ii is.
therefore. easy TO guess what committee
of the house yakima" Jones Will ask TO
serya with
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-21

The wreck of g fine ship ike the Alta.
ianta. With almost all is crew. seems 10
b. among those accidents which might
have beer prevented The ambition Of the
captain IL make a fas; trip vas the pr,-
mary cause. There could Re no other ex.
cnse for sailing az fun speed through a
dense mist on Took-5ound coast. Ships
eannot lie a; anchor whem a fog comes ON
but greater caution is always wise
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-21

nons' there are tens OF thousands who
sought this high form oE recreation Surely
nothing could be more harmless. Closing
brarsss. and art galleries does not send
people % church. 1; drives them 20 more
frivolous and more harmful occupations
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-21

President FarreIl's interview has the right
tone to Ii. The interests OF Seattle, no
less than those OF the Pacific Coast Com
pany, will be best conserved by adopting
4 policy OF fairness 70 competing railroads
so far as the comosny's steamship lines
are concerned
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-21
A Delicate Euphemism.
New York Tribune.

i
The Weihaiwei convention provides that
the emperor of China shall lease TO the
British government the harbor OF Weihai-
wei .'for so long a period as Port Arthur
shall remain In the occupation Of Russia
That is a fine diplomatic periphrasis for
the SINGLE word forever"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-21

IN California people have been Amos,
praying fer rain: and 1t has come In time
70 save the crops. II may IL a fire climate
nai when farmers irernbfe eurfo. taa A..s.
part q the growing season for fear rain
VII rot come IL "a 10, aul.s as aes.rshla
an agricultural country as that whore
aro9th sa3 ~ina storms and wesva are
unknown, There IS onIy enc such country
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-21

The Po9ulists wanted s.nE's tax v3.es
70; single sax principles. They 81, the x.-.
e.s tax votes ana tae single takers ro,
ief'- Al great reforms must b. worked
cat through TIE Republican parry.
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Proof of His Affection.

Mrs. Tanner-My husband stll thinks
the world OF me Il is plain enough 10 see.
When l give him anything he hangs on
10 IL like all possessed. Mrs. pozer-Then
Won do make him A lt!le present occasion
alyr Mrs. Fauner-T gave him a letter tn
mail three weeks ago. AMI | found this
morning that h. still carried II next to his
heart.-Boston Transcript
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With Aid of the Country Weekitcs
White River Journal.

u htie IIlNtf JUurNdI.
There Is no use In trying 10 minimize the
influence OF the Post -Intelligencer In the
campaign Just closed Its able, aggressive
stand was not only felt where the paper
went, but IL furnished ammunition for the
rest Of the Republican papers in the state.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-21

Emperor William has done two very
sensible things on his recent journey. He
RETAINED from visiting Spain and he did
not proclaim himself emperor Of Chris5en-
DOM
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Tucxer-I think III write TO Hobson for
IN ar bag or two.
Hawkins-What on earth do you want
with taem2
Tficker-W Way. I've Just got 10 raise
winter overcoat Richmond Times.
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Teacher-Toaay England stands forth as
the greatest OF all the naval powers OF me
world
fright B0y-How can she be the greatest
II she stands fourth?-BosJon Courier.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-21

Many - 1he faaoa leaders a1a great
soiace II the fact shat one or two obstacles
il re way - tsel~ ambition have been
91.e;iy l4sa a. rest
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Ii,tla gohble-Pa, what's a man Of The
people? o,.. -,
tion-Iieveiand Leader.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-21

Tne@e = movement n ionaon 70 stop
tae sacred concerts on Sunday afternoon
l; sc<Tas great :s1ly. IN ) great city q NIL
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has too IA
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-21

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Total change since 1896.

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Jones net ma jority.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-11

the highest circles and where there is
no poverty to BIO concealed, he IL chary
of his hospitality. This Is especially
true Of Rome and Naples. Therefore,
II neither she nor her parents receive
many visitors. how Is the h1man CIR,
OF the bourgeois class who Is not I'm
society" to meet the inevitable lover
for whose advent and her consequent
emancipation from paternal tyranny
she longs more ardently than young
women usually do? The anawer Isl;
"The pincio."
ON Thursday. and Sundays, when the
band plays uncommonly well. by the
way. and the park is in consequence
crowded tn oVcrfowingv the signorlnn
who Is the fortunate pussessor OF be-
coming costume dOns II and demurtly
accompanies her mother to the munici-
pni pleasure ground where each ex-
ponds 10 centimes for the temporary
right to "A comfortable chair ing nlous-
~ constructed 80 as To he springy,
though fashioned entirely of iron. II
she il wise maiden she VIII 80 maneu-
Yer that the chairs Will be placed on
tho main pathway where every one
must pass. This being achieved, she
may await developments. And. II she
have pretensious TO beauty, she VIII
not long be left in anticipation. The
young men who pass VIII gaze at her
approvlnEly; and finally one, to whom
she may esIetltlly ilp'uis VIII u'ldtii
himself from tho crowd and take up his
stand before her Thus is initiated the
first chapter Of the romance From
that moment. without a word or sign,
and oven with scarcely look from her,
he becomes her swain and faithful
knight Week after week he sees her
at the Pmcio. he even follows her
about in the streets. Having ascer-
tanned her abode and her name. he
generally soon manages TO find a
mutual friend who performs the intro
duction. The rest "a obvious. or II
they do not happen to have acquaint-
ances In common. whom the client love-
making has progressed far enough q
demand for the dnmsels hand Is made
directly TO her parent. Then, MS Il
sedpte married couple, they revisit to-
gcthcr the scene OF their wooing. This
procedure. as have said, 10 extremely
common. and Is considered proper
among respectable members OF the
middle class. / have been told that
marriages thus made turn out, MS n
rule, as well as could be desired,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-11

stAte OF UtAn.
Henry II, Harres. plaintiff
Thomas O. Patten and Mary Ann Fatten.
Deseret Savings bank. corporation, B..
W. Hanson and Robert skinner. defend
ants,
ITO BE SOLD AT sHERIFPs SALE On
i Thursday, The Srd day OF March, ISIS.
at ~ o'clock noon of said day AT tue west 'front.'
door OF the County Court House, In the tity
of salt Lake, County OF salt Lake, state OF
Utah, the following described property, situate
in salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, state OF
Utah, commencing at point sixty 600 tcot
east from the southwest corner OF lot three
salt Lake City survey, and running thence
east thirty n ne (l9) feet and three inches J
thence north nine and enc halt (9ni rods
thence west thirty nine t3y) feot and three ~
incBes; thence south nine and ons hnlf teibl
rods TO the place of beginning. Alec right
of wny appurtenRnt to the ABOVE depcrlpeu
premises, commencing AZ point one ~ ROD
west of The no thcast corner OF SAID lot three
(si. and running thence south ten ll0l rsGs
teen and one half OaHl feet thence wet
thlrly-nine and one half ljols) fcet thence
north ten 90 feet thence east twenty Two
and ihreo-fourths t22&l Feet thence norm
castcrly TO point nlne (9) iods south and ten
tlu, feet west from the place OF beginning;
thence north nlnc lg) rods; thence east ten
o. feet 10 the place of bcgiunit q, Purchase
price payable in lawful money OF the United
states. ,,,,,,s
sheriff OF salt Lake County. state OF Utah.
BY JoHs MONTGOMERY. JR epuy sheriff.
ls,Ac Al. WAppkLL. Attorney for the fiain-
~
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ko1lol oE TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN IN acc ardance with and under the power
and authority granted by that certain trust
deed, made the fr.t day of February, lssS' 10
the undersigned trustee, bY James Y. Mar
shall and Mary Marshall his wife. and record
cages, on page az Of the records OF nlt lake
county, Utah. the undersigned trustee VIII
offer for sale ano sell to he highest bldder Tor
cash, at the west front entrance to the Joint
City and county Building, In SAT- L ke CIT:
Utah that being the County Cont House o.
Sait Lake County, Utah. on the ntth DAY OF
March, a. ID. 1905. at " o'clocs noon vi sau
day. ali the real estate hereinafter described
TO paw and discharge the Indebtedness secured
by SAID trust deed, and The interest thereon.
and the insurance and tuNes paid npon shlu
real estate by the holder OF said Indebtedness,
of this notice and expenses OF saie snd sale
will be made at the request of tue mol or OF
sad indebtcdne and because of default OF
the makers OF said trust deed in the payment
OF sald Indebtedness AT maturity.
sad real estate Is particularly described as
follows, to wit.
Beginning at a point nine and nfty five one
hundredths 20 5S) chairs nouth, md TWO and
one fourth t24i chains north. otsa deg. east
from the northwest corner OF lot two la), IN
section nineteen tl9l, OF township TWO Wy
south, Of range one ri east of Salt Lase Mer
of county road. nth, s5A deg. ea.t, three
and Seven cen one hundredths GID chains.
then north -, deg, esst five and one hslf
th'l) chains. thence south. s,4 west, three
and seventeen one hundredths (SliJ chains.
thence south. 81 deg west, i've ami one half
tblSl chains to the point OF beginning. Con-
tam ng one and three iourths acres.
VII LIAM T.. JACOBS, trustee.
Dated. January %, 1873
b irst publication January q, ls9S.
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THE LADIES' LITER AIRY CLUB.

NIOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
~ special meeting of the members of The
Ladies' Literary Club 10 hereby called to meet
mt tho Club House. No. 81 outh Third East
street, Salt Lake City, Utah. on he llth day of
March. less. at = O'Clock p. m for the purpose
of amending the ARTICLES OF incorporation by
enlarging the purposes of the corporation, by
providing for new officers, b Changing the
number method of selecting, anu terms of
office OF directors. by providing for honorary
and associate as well as active members, by
providing for special aud general meetings, by
providing tile method OF voting, by making
various verbal changes. and, In general by
making the ARTICLES harmonizo with and
authorize the bylaw opted by the corpora
ton jan 18th, isp>. and for the transaction Of
such other business us may properly come be
fore such meeting.
by order OF .the Board OF Directors.
SO. s. NELDES.
President
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SUMMONS.
In the District Court Of tho rh,.a ,..,
pia.'etot ,ne state o. Utah. c6oaty '''A'
Mary Meikle, Plsiptia. 80. Henry WARN,
brteadtn Mt

I4
mary @e'kie' f.ptla. ". Henry A warirg,
brfeadsnt
warning defendant. a.
YOU AhE hEkEBY REQUIRED TO AP.
- pear IN an acton bronsnt against you by
TIE sDoyen. med plaintif in Ia, i istrlei Cont
OF inc Third judicial District Of tho rtste OF
IN I'M, n' 70 answet the complaint a led there
IN Mtsnh ten asTs texclusiye OF the day OF
neIv,ce! aIIer The service en- you o this sum.
mons ~ served wiihing this county; or II
within twenty days; oihcrvise within forlv
iays-or ludsNent by default will bc taspn
asanst yon. according to The prayer Of sad
Ihe said action 10 brought 10 have dz.uent
aennht nefendant for the sum of se,sut princi
Pa; hu1 interest thereon from February 4th,
befors and after Judgments for sasa attorsey
Tess. ana Tor cost of SUIT Alleged TO be tue
g .,5 as, ssiisin promis..ry note executed by
utNh, november 1871. IN ss,d sum OF 81, SOC
bearing interest at II per cent psf annuE;
s ,,ats , v,ang secured by moftEaIe OF even
srribcd, execute Cd by said defendant 10 plan.
IN NO pert Of ssla note Wing been pad
the same ia now due and Owing with Interest
as above; to have the usual statutory decree
OF this court for tho foreclosure of sal mort
tina. pr0ceecs Of said sale be applied in paw.
ment OF amount due plaintiff Including sttor-
ney fees nno costs; that defenuxnt aad all
persons clalmlps under him he barred and
ioreclosed Of all ciaim or equity OF redemp
lion In said premises; that plaintiff have q
deficiency judgment Ezainst said defendant,
Waripg. and for other relief. said premises
being described as follows, to wit; Part Of lot
=. olo k ~. plat ~ Salt Lake City survey,
commencing al the southwest corner of said
lot 8, and running thence eat 0 rods, thence
north rods; west rods; south $ rods TO
place OF beginning situate in Salt Lake ity
and County Utah 70 have a receiver APP.
pointed by this court to take charge Of said
premises pendihg the nnal determination of
ths action, with the u ual powers
Andy u are hereby notified that II you fail
to appear and answer the taid complaint as
above rtqu red. the SAID plaintif vii, apply 10
the courtfor re ief demanded therein.
Winners tn, honorable Judges, and thu seal
of the District Conrt of the Third
judicial District in and for the
lsEAL1 stats Of Utah. Ihis srd day of NO
vember in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninty-
seven,
DAVID G. DUNBAR. Clerk.
ByM NJ. LIGoAs, Deputy Clers.
FRANK PIERCE. Attorney for PlainuH.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN meeting of the Board of Directors of
the Hercules Mihing Company, corporation
9th day OF January, 1872, an assessment of
one and ons halt lilO cents per share was
levied on the capital stock OF the sad corpor..
March, 1893, to Charles q, Dey, treasurer OF
said company At his Office in the Auerbach
block. No, iol south Main street. Salt Lake
City. Utah.
Any stock upon whi'h this assessment may
remain unpaid on the said Ind day If March,
1895. will he delinquent and advertised for
sale nj puD lic suction, and unless payment is
made before viii DO sold on the ssrd lay OF
March 1895, to nay the delinquent asses ment,
together with the cost of advertising and sale.
HENnY All ELDs, Secretary.
By FRANCES l. HEGsEY. Assistant secretar :,
flice Albany Hotel, corner second south
and rifth West. salt Lake City, Utah.
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sTUCkHatDtRs' NETTING.


NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N there viii he special meeting OF the
stockholders OF the corporation known az the
Beaver. NHiruh compAny he'd on Tuesday,
March l.ls9s,At W O'Clock p. m. of faid day At
its oillce, Room col McCorRlck hlock. salt Lake
CITY, Utah, for tho purpose OF amending
Arncle IA Of the original articles OF inoorpora-
lion US to the proportion of stock therein
named that shan be issued In raising funds
for the use and hene fit OF the corporation and
carry on NE business, and the manner tins
same shall be held and who by. And also TO
make the proper tea sfers OF the residue OF
salt stock TO the persons entitled thereto
also for the purpose OF amending ArtoleN
and reducing the number Of directors OF rue
corporation TO i've; alao 10 amend Article VII
so thnl the par value OF each share OF atock
shall be 100 anu that the numser OF shiIos
shall he 100, % or GthGfwisc respectlveiN as
the stockhOlders may determine. Also 10
change ArtiGlu So that the name OF the cor
porailon shall lie changed as determined ny
The stockholders Mt sad meeting. Also 10
change Article y so that the annual meeting
Of the company shall lie held on the iirst Mon
ds, IN August. AlAo to eject ofhcers TO hold
once for the current corporation year 40
provided by me articles OF Incorporation as
amended .s..,.,
serfotarr.
dated sal. Lake CITY. Utah, February 9TH,
ISIS.
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Jessie NJ. Mitchell and Alexander Mitchell.
Defendants.
The State of Utah sends Greeting to Jessie NJ
Mitchell and Alexander Mitchell, Defend.
ants.
VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP.
pear in an action b. ought against you
by the above named plainiin in the Distrlct
Court of the Third judicial DIstrict of the
state Of Utah, and to answer the complaint
rileu therein within ten days exclusive OF the
day of servicel after the service on you OF this
summons-if served within this county; or,
II served out OF this county. but IN this dis
trict, within twenty days; otherwise within
forty days-or judgment by default will BIO
taken Against you. according TO the prayer of
said complaint.
The said action IS brought to have Judgment
against said defendants for tn sum OF $4,000
and interest thereon at The rate OF per cent
per annum from Feb 49, 1895 for sG2 So taxes
Tor the year 1887; for $500 attorneys fees and
for costs of suit alleged to be due upon
certain pIomissory note executed by SAID dc.
PENDANTS to plaintiffs Aarch l3tn, 1895 In said
sum OF sb,0Jr, bearing interest at per cent
per annum same berg by deed OF trust
to property hereinafter descrihed, execut.
ed by said defendants to plaintiff that said
Judgment be paid IN U. .. Gold Coin that u
Receiver he at once appointed to take pos
session of said properly and TO collect the
rents therefrom. and out OF such amount to
pay the expenses and costs Of such receiver.
ship. and the balance be applied toward the
payment OF faid mortgage Indebtedness and
any judgment that may be rendered herein:
that he usual decree he maze Tor tho SAFE OF
said premises By the sheriff OF salt Lake ooun.
ty, Utah adjpdging that proceeds thereof be
applied to the payment OF the amount found
due plaintiff, costs spd expenses OF sale; that
defendants and all persons claiming under
them DO barred and foreclosed OF ali right
claim or equ ty OF redemption In SAID prem
ises; that plaintiff have u deficiency JUDGMENT
against said defendants. and Tor other relief;
SAID premises being described as situated in
Salt Lake City, salt Lake County. state of
Utah. to-wit: Lotse. 10 and IL. IN Block l. IN
Perkins Addition to sat Lake City. Utah.
same being a subdivision of Lots 2, andI in
Block 10. Five Acre Pat "a" Big Field Sur
vey.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint as
above required the SAID plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded therein.
Wines 5, the honorable judges, and the seal
of the District Court of the Third
Judicial District IN and for the
(sEAL) state OF Utah, this leth day OF De
cember, in the yenr OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred aud
ninety seven.
DAVID g DUNBAR, Clerk.
by Al. NJ. LOGAN, Deputy Clerk.
BOOTH. LEE Is GRAY, Lawyers, Rooms ooi-
be+ Auerbaoh building, salt Lake CITY. Utah.
| Attorneys for Plaintiff. .