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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-04-15

During a subsequent visit to the camp
Of the Tenth at time when the COM
manding officer and the white adjutant
were officially engaged l was referred
to the sergeant major for some addi-
tional data / found the force steadily
at work over the books and papers and
just as ready with their answers as
when the white officer was present.
Among others of the enlisted class in
terviewed Sergeant Bivins, the head
noncommissioned officer of the detach-
ment of blacks which handled the
Hotchkiss guns at Las Guasimas and
San Juan. He spoke for the white Off
Ger, who was not at the camp. | missed
nothing in not seeing the white officer
Except the pleasure of talking with the
principal, for Sergeant Bivins gave me
a well connected, modest and soldierly
account, as though accustomed to max
ing just such reports.
He was fine type of soldier and the
equal in intelligence of any white SER
geant l ever saw for all military pur
poses. Sergeant Bivins told me the ex
act location of the guns at the battle Of
San Juan, their distance from other
guns, from the river and from the Span
ish lines, all without referring to any
notes. He explained the effects of the
different shots from his section, for
which he fixed the elevations.
In the same company with this SER
geant / found man who had kept
diary throughout his service, and, being
able to add to it an account of the San
tiago campaign from personal expert
ence, he was negotiating with a pub
Usher to print it. The chevrons on the
arms Of this literary soldier showed that
his scribbling habits didn't interfere
with martial duty.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-04-15

A fit companion piece to the many
tributes from white officers to negro
valor is the story of Robert Edward
Lee CD of Alexandria. Va. trooper in
Company A. Tenth cavalry. Describ
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WILLARD CITY.


Special to the News"
willard. Box Elder Co. Feb. a.
willard In the next largest ward TO
brigham city. In tho BOX Elder stake
81 Zion. with nearly one thousand In
habitnntn, and IL lovely Tor situation.
nesting under the lofty mountains On
the east and the Great Salt Lake ON the
west. making II pleasant both summer
and winter.
The snow II nearly all gone. tho roads
nfc dry ana dusty. and there II every
appearance of spring. but this SUM
merry aspect changes a. ono travels n
very fow miles either north or south. to
vast stretches ~ cold ana drcnf winter.
There are many evidences ~ thrift
and prosperity all through the town.
the church ana school buildings are a
credit 10 the industry Of the good pco-
pie OF this place.
The farms are small and their chief
product II fruit and cattle. Some OF the
farmers rqilHo sheep. finding good
summer range for them on the prom
ontory ana the west mountains.
willard IL looking for more lisht ald
hope In the near future 10 see the poles
and wire u the ogden Light and Power
company stretched To the north. ms
the road IA populated all the way from
ogden TO Brigham.
iiirhop a. Zundle may Justly feel
proud of the flne ward he prosiden over;
all the organizations are M TO date
and Ia splendid working order. Good
health and prosperity abounds.
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OUR OWN STATE.

the county hospital. last evening. and
went 20 Spn Lake today. Mr.. kelley
hos entirely recovered.
Suit for divorce has been commenced
by Aiwcna Evans. OF Salem, ngiiinst
Nelson A. Evans. on the grounds "
failure 10 provide, alleged 10 have eN-
tended FOR over three years. pihinun
asks for divorce. costs. and ai,i. any
toe custody OF her two minor childr"n,
ard the rcstorqtlon Of her uniicn
rane. Aiwonn Christensen.
AZ thu meeting " the city council
i.st evening the franchise granted the
X -. W. hallway company to ton
strtot d trnck ana operate tn railroad
through u street. for the i'l"poeed
Pack civ Wnsatch and tin,nh ."priy
brunch. was extended for one yaa' from
Mar,i q. 1899. when the !ranch'ac
giAftcd m 1891 expires.
IT,. Clarence r. Brown delivered a
e, ;uir IN the Congregational chnich
last evening. 20 an Intensely intcfcricd
audience. Mr. Brown dweit upon the
prominent traits Of chnrdn' Y ~ the
fnsrt,fci President. mingling hlriur
with rsttor In their portrayal IN rii,h
mariner that his lecture was = Il only
lrt"rcriiur and instructive. bat inst IT.
ins a. nobier thoughts and cfforsr.
Five tramps were brought over from
American Fork. yesterday, 10 f..rsg
sentences imposed by Justice Mcneil
for vagrnncy. Their names ma terlns
Of imprisonment nrc; James Irving. ~
dag. John Burke and John Morgan,
- days each. John Brodlcy. " days.
james Turner. 10 dnys. IRVINE and
Enrac broke into the Pros iSt"rltn
church Saturday night and tftor max.
ins - IRE IT, the stove, rcmainci ull
mtstf.. mr..
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SPRING CITY.


Special Correspondence.
srf,ng city, sanpctc Co. Feb. H.
AZ meeting held here last nigh. called
by the school board 90 ascertain the
opinion Of the people In regard 10 build.
Inn school house. II wae def lrinincd
u build an eight room house Ia accom-
MEDIATE our growing school population.
which numbers about 40.
A 10 the manner of raisinH the funds
for building, much difference 81 opin-
Ion was expressed. The proposition
finally carried by a close vote. TO bond
III. district for the Legal limit. two per
cent of the assessed valuation. and thnt
n tax 81 one per cent he levied for the
present season." This question win
also be submitted 10 the taxpayers,
after twenty days notice. n II believed
that the proposition viii be defeated,
aH the sentiment against bonding N
quite strong.
Tho young ladies give Valentine
ball ut the Opera house tomorrow
night.
judge johnson went to Carbon eoun-
~ sunday.
Tho oregon fever prevails here. An
drew Olsen and Eugene Alfred with u
company ~ nine others leave hers to-
morrow 10 prospect Oregon with a View
tn permanent settlement there.
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OUR NEICABORS.
FRANKLIN, IDAHO.

Spe'lhl correspondence
Franklin. oneida county. Feb. IL On
81. tntdny. the ilth. m mass meetit,s vrs
n.,1 -, a., 80 ,,,,,. t,,..,,.,, ~.
necessity OF building u school house.
and devise some plan To raise the
,,c,ns "a hmm, 4, 7, 90. ,-,,...-..t 40,
m, di,irle, hc handed Sor "a oS 'rhs,.
was y, iderabls tall, Tor snd n.,'i,,.t
I,ondins mi fhose onnna,,ss no,,ij ne,
d..iae n b.,,,r IN, No., ,,isn 'y Ivy , ~
,he NAME. II ,.s. nra,nsas ~ ~.
dist,Ifi ~, honaea sor r ,s vssr 10 W., w
cent. 10 n. pnid I'M ilve ins,,iimcn,, a..
u,st tt,,.,,,,,nt in .I,ht $780, liz 80
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EUREKA.
sneeInl correspondenee.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka, Feb. ii.-rhe I.ntter-day
Saints Sunday school officials here
have arranged for variety musical
entertainment on the evening OF Thurs
day, Fob. 10th. An attractive program
IN promised. While on tho matter OF
entertainments ! would like 10 ask what
has become Of the dances we used Ia
have here during winter? Here II
winter beginning TO elt In the lap OF
spring and not dance heard OF.
The political situation here Ia aomc-
what riley. Young chnnon'a theater
speech IL Viewed with mixed feelings,
az II injccts Into what ought 10 be q
purely political condition the aerid
venom that always attends public
rehaSh OF personalities. We. IN common
with the rest OF the pcDnle OF Utah, are
wondering when the limo viii come
when political nspifants viii lay before
the people their Views on the live Issues
" the day. and keep their linen wash
linz In their own back yards, and be
gentlemanly enough to treat each other
with common courtesy.
We notice the rotund little figure or
Second Counselor F'rollenbauRh around
town again. lie has been In the hands
of the Ia grippe fend for eight days.
but n all o. X. now,
The unfortunate men Ferguson and
Campbell, injured In the shaft Of the
Enrekn Hill mine, by tbs cage In which
they were rlAlng coiliding with the pro-
Fields 90 be doing nicely Ferguson Il
feeling his position keenly az the I'M
fortunate mistake he made.
A marriage license has been Issued
10 Valentine Kramer, ~, ana Miss
wilder. 40. both OF Eureka
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OGDEN.

Special Correspondence.
Oe,i.n. ret, ia suit WAS MED In
the second dfstrict court yesterday. by
the National Insurance company
against n. v. Gibson ct al for the fore.
closure Of mortgage for $500.
Judge Hlies will occupy the bench OF
the Second district court today
Yesterday Major Brccdcn. special
agent.of the county trcasurcr's office.
levied upon the plant Of the Ogden
lircsa for delinquent personal taxes TOT
the year 1895, In the amount Of s2i..s.
Mrs ]. G. iioutz OF Salt Lake Is In
the city. the guest Of her parents Mt.
and Mrs. ". a. Littlefield.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
county Assessor Gibson reported that
he had assessed stock which had been
grazinR IN Plain city. that the owner
mad deposited "a certified check to cover
The amount OF the tax assessed. and
that the check had been held back
PENDING the bringing Of the matter be.
fore the county commissioners Attor-
nsy A. u. Haywood appeared ns legal
representative OF the owner of tho
phecp. He declared that they were In
transit 10 the East and had been re-
moved from the train for grazing pur-
were liable to taxation. The board tOoh
the matter under udviscmcnt.
Attorney Val Gideon appeared before
the board and asked that certain tax
moneys be refunded.
Eugene Robinson was appointed road
supervisor ~ Harper road district.
Commissioner Adams reported that
there was No money In the contingent
fund. and warrant drawn on the gen
cral fund was allowed In favor Of tn
ogden General hospital for 1895.
The applications OF :. W. Campbell
and George A. Boyd for appointment
as fruit tree Inspector were read and
filed
a petition signed by residents ~ Tay.
Tor. Garland ana kaneRvilic. prnylnr
for the creation 81 n new school dis
trict Within the precincts described
was read. Friday ut pm. was ap'
pointed for hearing objections.
A petition signed by the trustees OF
the North ogden and Randall rchoo
districts. praying for the restoration Of
the school boundary lines aH laid out
prior 10 1899. was read and ordered
filcd.
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LOGAN.
Special correspondence.

Special Correspondence
Logan. Feb, IA little two-ycar-old
tot OF Mr.. WIN. Petit OF Mcnion. while
playing about the house yesterday not
Its hand caught In the cogs of wrlng-
or, which fcarfuiiy inccfatcd the fore.
finger pulling the end OF u on. ana
rendering necessary amputatlon Of tho
entire digit.
MIR. J. T.. Gunnnrron. an old and high
~ respected resident 81 the Fifth warii.
died this morning. after n mort Illness,
The deceased was prominent member
OF the Thirteenth quorum of Elders.
The remains Will be inferred on Friday.
the funeral services being held on that
day In the ward meeting house.
The religion class OF the Fourth ward
II making extensive preparations for n
big party. which will be given next Sat
nrdny. under the auspices OF that or
ganiEntlon. In the Parry amusement
hall.
Mr.. Job plngrcc OF the ogden Sugar
factor IL expected here this week Ia
make arrangements Tor the planting ~
biz beet crop In this county the com
Ing season.
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Notice IL hereby given that IN accord.
nnce with and under the power and
authority granted by that certain trust
deed made September 81, 1899. tn tho
undersigned trustee. by Sarah A.
liardie and John H. lInrdlo, her hus-
band. ana recorded In Hook "1-A." page
bdi ~ Mortgages. of tho records % salt
trustee win oner Tor safe and soil 10 the
highest bidder for cash az the west
front entrance e. the city ana county
building, In salt Lake CITY. Salt Lake
County, Utah, belng the front door II
the county court house 0f said Salt
Lake County. ON March ISM, 1899, az ~
o'clock noon OF that day, all The real
estate hereinafter described, or s0 much
thereof as necessary. 10 pay ana dts
charge the Indebtedness secured by
said trust deed, being c5.00O net prn-
cipnl now due with Interest from March
"a. 1895. 10 the day uf sale az the rate
OF per cent per unnum, 500 90 the
principal Indebtedness having been paid
on February g. 1890. ana also % pay
reasonable attorneys fro. compensation
To said trustee. coat ut this notice aud
expenses Of sale,
Tho sale viii be- made az the request
~ the holder of said Indebtedness aud
because OF default In tho payment VI
slid Indebtedness ut maturity
The real estate above referred 90 Is
situate In SALT Lake county state Of
Utah, ana Is bounded ana particularly
described az follows
The west ouc-half 90 VI lot Noaev,n
90 IN block forty-iyr go Plat III"
Salt Lake city survey. said promises
being otherwise described as commence
ing az the northwest corner ~ said lot
aforesaid, ana running thence south
twenty 900 rods, thence east Ave Gl
rods. thence north twenty ('O rods. ana
thence west Ave 90 rods, % the place
OF beginning; together with all appur-
longing,
WILLIAM ", JACOBS.
Trustee.
Dated February 10Th. 1899,
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Principal place OF business. Ralt Lake
Clty. Utah, Mines situated at
Lake side Mining District,
Tooele County. Utah.
Notice IN hereby given that at
meeting OF the Directors OF the nonno-
willie Mining Company. held January
IT,. 1899. at No. u north Main Street,
salt Lake city. assessment No. 4, of
onc-half cent per share was levied on
the capital stock Of said company. pay
able Immediately 10 tho treasured OF
the company at Salt Lake CITY. Utah.
Any stock on which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the goth OF
February. 1881. viii be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction.
and unless payment IN made before.
will b. sold on March 18th. 1899. TO pay
the delinquent assessment. together
With cost of advertising and expense
Of sale,
JOHN WELLS. Secretary.
No. rs north Main street. salt Lake
CITY. Utah.
Dafol january n. 1899.
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Notice " hereby given hy the UNDER
signed. beinE the owners ~ one fourth
~ the capital stock NJ the Treasure
Hiill Mining company. that special
meeting ~ the stockholders ~ said cor
puraiinn VIII be- held ut the Office ~ the
company. 2ig Atlas Block. Salt Lake
city. Utah. On Thursday. ,ne 18th day
~ March, 1893. ~ 10 o'clock a. m. ~
said hay. Tor the purpose OF consider
Ing the question ~ Increasing the chp-
ltal stock uf the corporation from $4,000
a. Nn,ooo, and for the purpose OF cnn-
siierinH the question ~ selling the
property ~ the company or ~ dcviAlnR
other means FOR the purpose ~ paying
IT, debts, for the purpose Of elsctinE q
now board ~ directors and for the pur-
pose Of trnnHacting such other business
NJ may come before the meeting.
u. y. WALKER Jll..
SHARP WALKER.
W. ~. DODGE.
stockholders ~ Treasure Iilll Mining
Company.
Dated Salt Lake city. Utah. February
fffk
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prl,suurNr Soriol.


Place OF Business Draper. Salt Lake
County,
Notice There o. delinquent on the
fail1Wln described stock. part Of the
nsHcsHmcnt levied on october n. isgs.
ru below;
John Geo. Nowhold. No. Of certificate.
To-. ahnrca, 10. amount due (2iii,
In accordance with law and order
81 the Board 90 Directors made on the
gist day M January, 1899. as many
shares NJ H1id stock ~ may be- ncccn-
sary VIII be SOLD az tho Draper Ward
House On Saturday. February 18th.
1889. az g. M, 10 pay delinquent as-
rssunent thereon. together with cost
OF advertising and expense of sale.
JOSHUA T.. TERRY, Secretary.
Onice nt resident IN Draper precinct.
February 4, 1893.
PROBATE AND GuAnDiAssuir
NuiltI-.
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Notice N hereby given that NJ meet
inE Of the directors. held on the iat day
Of February, 1873, nm assessment of one
sixteenth VI one cent per share wna
levied on tho capital stock ~ the cor.
corporation. payable at once 60 Charles
NJ. Freed, treasurer. at the company's
office. Any stock upon which this aa-
rerHment may rvfnnin unpaid un the slh
day ~ March. 1899. viii be delinquent,
and advertised for sale at public nuc-
tinn, and unless payment " made be-
fore. VIII be- sold on the 9TH day OF
April. 1889. at y o'clock noon. 10 pay
delinquent assessment, together with
the cost or advertising and expense OF
sale. tiNMAN a. LEIPsfOER
Secretary.
Location ~ office. 80 10 90 east Third
South street, Salt Lake city. Utah.
NUIi,L "a Assi,>uINr NJ.
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AURORA MINING AND MILLING
COMPANY. General office. Salt Lake
City.-rhe annual meeting ~ tho
North Main street. Salt Lake city. on
Monday, March 9Th. 1889 Tor the pur-
pose ~ electing officers for the ensuing
two years. ana the transaction 81 any
other business that may legally come
before said meeting
InIIN ttFHsEEG
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City Scavenger No 5.

CLOSETS AND .crssrooI.s CLEANED
nud al kinds OF scavcnger work done
Add.rssi tst .rtofonhDn's avenue, Orduri
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NOIiUE 40 tnhDifOn,.

Estate M Mary V, Hicks. Deceased.
Notlgo o. horcby given by the UNDER
signed glminiHIrator OF tho estate ot
MARY W Hicks, deceased, TO the creii-
tors uf aud AN persons having claim,
AGAINST raid deceased. 20 exhibit them
with tho necessary vouchers within
four months after the first publication
on this notice to tho said administrator
az room Gii Mccormick Block. Salt
Lake city Utah
HENRY s. HTCK.
Administrator OF The Estate OF Mary v.
Hicks. Deceased.
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rnonAIu AM GuAnDiAssuIr
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NorIcl 40 cnrDlron,

Consult county Clerk Or the Respective
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Ass,,ssrSr NOTICE.

Independence Gold Mining Company,
office 30 TO 20 East Third South
street. salt Lake city. Utah.
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Estate OF Agnes Hogan. Deceased.
Creditors viii present claims with
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CuWick BIDS, on or before tho 18th
day NJ May. A. u. 1880
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Administrator OF Estate OF Agnes Hog
gan, Deceased,
pltc ~ drst publication. January II.
A. d. 1893,
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NoTfcE--To tho Stockholders OF ths
Bullior.nrck and Champion aIinlnr Co.
a Corporation.
You are hereby notified that the roru.
int annual meeting ~ the stocEhoidorr
on aald corporation Will be- held al tho
Office OF the company. room No 90;
inmplcion building, Salt Lake city
lhh, on Monday. tho sixth day OF
March, 1893. az the hour ol no "a. M. FOR
the purpose vf clcctinR officers Tor tho
ensuing year and for tho Transaction OF
4ucii other business an may properly
como before the meeting.
ny order Of the board M directors.
W. J. nEATtE. Bocy.
Snlt Lake city. Fob. H. 1900
BuCKEYE MfNTNG co.-Notice ia
hcrrhy given. that the regular annual
mrunE NJ tho Fiockholdcru Of the Buck
eye Mining Company. having been
pia SOD. re- Htuckhujdcra meeting ~ raid
corporation Dr. hereby called and will be
held. az itpom COS MCCORMICK Hioot.
Corner Main and First South Streets.
salt Lake city Utah. on Monday. tho
18Th dnN ~ March. 1909 nj II o'clock
am. for the election ~ Hoard " IN
rrctorH Tor tho ensuing year and tho
Transaction ~ such other business as
may come before them
GEORGE CRIsMoN,
II. =. SPENCER.
GEORGE RoMNEY,
PACIFIC LUMBER CO.,
BEp. ". ROMNEY.
MOSES W. TAYLOR
stockholders 81 tho buckeye Mining
Company.
Dated February 10th. 1899.