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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-21
Assessment No. 2.

TONOPAH & SALT LAKE MINING
company. Office and principal place of
business. Salt Lake City, Utah. Notice is
hereby given that at a meeting Of the
board of directors Of the Tonopah q Salt
Lake Mining company, held on the Sth
day Of August. 1903. an assessment of 10
cents per share was levied on all the
shares Of the capital stock Of the cor
pOratiOn. issued and outstanding nav
able Immediately to the treasurer at his
office, room SIS Progress block No III
South Main street, salt Lake City. Titan.
Any stock upon which the assessment
may remain unpaid on the 18th day of
October, 1903, viii be delinquent and adj
vertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment is made before. so many
Of the shares represented by each certftf-
cate Of the stock SO delinquent as may be
necessary. viii be sold on Saturday the
31st day OF October, 1903 at 10 O'Clock a.
m. to pay the delinquent assessment to-
gether with the cost Of advertising and
expense Of sale. A. g. ELLIS. JR.
Treasurer
BY order of the board of directors. salt
Lake City, Utah, Aug. s 1913.
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Parks is a member to the convention. and
the local union which was organized after
Parks and his local Union were suspended,
has also sent a delegation. The strength
OF the Parks and anti-Parks factions in
the convention win be decided when one
OF these contesting delegations is seated.
Each faction is unyielding in its attitude
and the partisans of each faction are at
delegates.
President Frank Buchanan Of Chicago.
VINO Is an anti-Parks man is candi-
ALBANY N Y. a Parks supporter. Isl also
"a candidate for president. The Parks and
anti-Parks feeling will be manifest in
every contest in the convention. and the
side which gains the supremacy in the
seating of the contesting delegations will
probably control every important action
of the convention
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MEETING IN NEW YORK.
Ex-senator Towne Was the Orator of
the Occasion.


New York. Sept 20-The Academy Of
Music was filled TO overlooking tonight
nE meeting held under the auspices of
the Clan-Na-Gacl TO commemorate the
centenary Of the martyrdom Of Robert
The auditorium was draped with Amer
lean and Irish flags, and the national
spirit found expression i'm continuous APP
pIausc as the speakers dwelt upon Ire
sons.
State Senator Victor u. Bowling pre-
sided.
Resolutions We're passed declaring the
only proper settlement of the differences
between Ireland and England to he tho
d1ohgoH OF British rule in ireland. and
pledgiuS the Clau-Na-Gael to work for
the establishment Of an Irish republic.
Inc orator of the evening was former
United States Senator Charles u Towne
or Minnesota Mr.. ToWne pictured the
scene Of Emmet's death. which he de-
edics i'm all history.
1T IS n hopeful spectacle" he said. "for
the man is the incarnation of an idea
and that please God, nothing can ever
After referring to the incident Of the
eNecuuOner lifting EmmeTs severed head
and crying out, This is the head of a
traitor the speaker continued.
THAT was 100 years ago. and we are
assembled here tonight 10 do honor to
the memory, not only of q traitor but
or one whose name has been written
among the foremost martyrs for the
cause Of liberty. So long as there is in
Justice the Irish viii resent IL. We are
here to renew the allegiance to the cause
for which Emmett bled We are here to
reaffirm our fealtv to that great prin-
ciple upon which the American republic
was founded and upon which Emmett
wished TO found an Irish republic name
lE. the natural right Of every nation 10
have the guidance OF its own affairs.
The r1ght TO independence is Just as in
herenJ IN the nation as the right 70 life
and liberty IS TO the individual The
highest right in the world is 10 maintain
the nations liberty and the obligation 10
maintain IL dwarfs an other duties"
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YELLOW FEVER
CAUSES ALARM
LiRarss, Mexico, is Commercially
Dead.
TWO HUNDRED CASES EXIST
FULLY 1000 PEOPLE HAVE VA
RICUS AILMENTS.
TWO HUNDRED CASES EuS

Monterey. Mexico, Sept. BOT. Roy
Martin. quarantine inspector for the
government, who recently returned
from Linares, declares that the city is
dead commercially and partly deserted
on account Of the prevalence of yellow
fever. -AlthoUEh there are less than
200 cases in L.nares. there are fully
1000 people sick with various ailments.
Latest advices from Victoria state
that but twelve cases Of yellow fever
now exist in that city.
w. II. Leonard, representative OF the
bridge and masonry contractors on the
Monterey division OF the Mexican cen
trail railroad, reports a most deplorable
situation among the construction
camps along the line. He says that
there is scarcely a camp without yellow
fever, and that there are many deaths.
Tampico is largely diminishing the
number Of cases Of yellow fever.
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Assessment Notice-

THE ALASKA MINING COMPANY.
Principal place of business Salt Lake
City. Utah Location Of mines, Tirtc
mining district, Juab county, Titan.
Notice is hereby given that al a meeting
of the board Of directors of tine Alaska
Mining company. held on Monday. the 3lsL
day of August. 1898. an assessment Of
three 80 cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation is
sued and outstanding, payable immediate
~ TO the secretary at mis- office. No ISL
South Main street, Salt Lake City. Utah
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Wednesday. the
It'll day of October 1903, viii be DELINQUENT
and advertised for sale at public auction.
and unless payment is made before VIII
be sold on Saturday the oath dav Of DC
tober, 1903, at y o'clock noon. at the sec
retaTy's office, to pay the delinquent as
sessment thereon. together with the costs
of advertising and expense of sale
a. W. MOCNTNEY
Secretary Alaska Mining Company
Sent l. 1902.
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AT COLUMBUS. OHIO.
Parade of Irish Societies-Resolu-
tons Adopted.

Columbus. o., Sept 20.-The Emmett
centennial celebration here today was
participated in by observation-disclosures from
an sections Of Ohio. 1t is estimated that
5000 eXcursionists were brought into the
city. There was a parade early in the
afternoon Of Irish societies About 5000
men were in line.
Following the parade there was a mass
meeting at the Columbia auditorium. at
which addresses Of welcome were de-
hvered by Governor Nash and Mayor
JeffreV.
The following resolutions were adopted:
we. Irish-AmeriCan citizens of Ohio,
affirm our undying allegiance to the prin-
ciples for which Robert Emmett fought
and died. Our ambition is that of En-
met to see a republic established on
Irish soil.
we believe with the American colon
lists. that whenever "A government fails
TO secure for its people those unaIiena bic
nights liberty and the pursuit of happi-
ness. that that government is a failure
and 1t is not only the privilege but the
dutV ar the people to resort 20 revolution
airy measures 20 secure those rights for
themselves and their pOsterlty.
we. as American citizens, are unal-
terdDly opposed to any alliance. open or
secret. written or verbal between the
United States and Great Britain.
we congratulate the Irish race on
inc iact that through the hundreds of
Years of unparalleled prosecutions thew
nave maintained their spirit of nation
alitv- And we have unbounded faith that
this spirit Will be maintained until Erin
takes her place among the nations of the
earth"
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the decree was rescinded- Tt is believed,
however. that should any power threaten
a demonstration IN Turkish waters the
decree win be signed.
Mixed Commission.
The Sofia correspondent of the Daily
telegraph gives a similar report that the
sultan Is ready to- ConCedo local au-
tonomy, but viii not grant a Christian
governor 20 Macedonia. Instead he would
propose mixed commission. composed Of
D pr Ks. Macedonians. Bulgarians. Greeks
ana Waliachians, to administer the
provinces The Servian newspapers are
discussing the probability Of a reconcilia-
non with Bulgaria on the basis of free
trade between Servia and Bulgaria and a
defensive alliance against the Turks
a DISPATCH from the monastery of Ria.
ados the Daily Telegraph's correspondent,
SAYS the Greeks are joining the revolt
m the districts Of Melnik and Demfr-
ts'tssir' Inc Constantinople correspond
emf OF the Times declares that he has
GOOD authority for asserting that several
oerVian bands have already crossed The
frontier, and are now fighting in Mace
nOn1a- II Bulgaria tights Turkey. he con-
tinues. u win be difficult Tor Servia to
lag, and it is quite clear that a TurcO-
bulgarian war would not be so one-sided
as at tirst sight it appears.
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BULLETS AND BAYONETS FOR THE
STRIKING MINERS OF COLORADO

Victor, Colo, Sept. 2O.-As the non
union men who were brought from
Minnesota to take the places of the
striking miners were going to supper
tonight they We're surrounded by about
500 strikers, who jeered at them as they
walked along the street. A troop Of
cavalry was ordered to the scene and
dispersed the crowd.
Today delegations from the local G..
a r. and Women's Relief Corps Wis
tie Camp GOldheld and were enter
taihed by the soldiers. In welcoming
them Adjutant General Sherman Bell
made the following significant state
ment:
As long as the troops of the state Of
Colorado are 10 the field the American
nag will be unfurled to float over this
camp all fall, all winter, all spring and
all next summer if necessary"
He was followed by Brigadier Gen
eral Chase, who said: I'VE are here
to settle this strike, and 1 am glad to
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Notice Of snecia1 Citu Tax

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. No
uce is hereby given that a special tax
for the purpose of paving and curbing
First South street, between State ana
Second East streets, in paving district No.
Z. has been levied and confirmed by or
dinance Of the CITY council. dated Sept.
H. 1893.
Said tax IS levied upon the foIIowiu-,
real property in Salt Lake City. tO-wit.
All of lots and 6. block Il and an Of
lots. 1. 2 and 4. block "A. plat -, =" Salt
Lake City survey, and tOE3 depth Of TWEEN
tv-five feet back from s. i street. is pay
able in four equal instaIlments and be-
comes DELINQUENT as follows: Said first
inStallment. on Sept. p. 1903. said second
instaIlment on March D. 1904 said third
installment on June - 1894 and the said
fourth installment on Sept. - 1904
Each Of said miscellaneous, eNCent the
first. shall draw interest at the rate or Z
per cent per annum from the time Of the
levy as aforesaid. and il any or either OF
said installments shall be unpaid when
they become delinquent. interest thereon
shall be at the rate of 10 per cent per
annum until such delinquent installments
are fully paid.
All special taxes are paid at my office,
room 1C2 CITY hall, Salt Lake City.
r. =. MORRIS.
CITY Treasurer and Special Tax Collector.
Salt Lake City, Sept. IL, 1893.
Paving Extension No 9
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say that we are going to stay until it
is settled. It is for the best interests
Of the state of Colorado that this ques-
ton be settled for all time and we are
going to do it,
The Stratton Independence mine
was started this morning. Superin-
tendent Cornish said that they had all
the men that could be used at present.
He also said that he had on file appli-
cations from a number Of competent
miners and more were coming in every
day. A number of men who formerly
worked for him in Leadville, he said,
had applied fc, places.
The union men claim that there have
been number of assertions from the
ranks of the Duluth men. This is de-
MED by the members of the Mine own
ers' association.
c. c. Hamlin, secretary Of the assoc
citation, today reiterated his statement
that the mines Of the association would
be opened. even if II became necessary
10 import men for all positions.
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NEW ROBBERY SCHEME

More Boston Street Railway En-
ployes Arrested.
Lynn, Mass, Sept. 20.-TWO employees
OF the Boston & Northern Street rail-
way were arrested in this city today in
connection with the extensive frauds
perpetrated upon that company by
means of bogus transfer checks, which
were exposed in Boston yesterday. The
men are Herbert Shawman, janitor at
the Central Square station of the com
pany, and Herbert Morris, a cOnduc-
tor on the Lynn and Boston division.
Shawman admitted having purchased
about $4,000 worth of the counterfeit
transfers at various times, while Nor
ris at the time Of his arrest had 400 OF
the bogus checks in his pockets.
The two men viii be arraigned in the
Lynn district court tomorrow on the
charge Of larceny.
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HUNGARIAN CRISIS OVER.
New Ministry Will be Formed Agree
able to All Parties.

Vienna. Sept 20.-Count Hedervary. who
placed his resignation as Hungarian
premier i'm the hands of Emperor Francis
Joseph some time ago, had audiences with
the emperor both yesterday and today.
which. il is rumOred. have led to the
solution of the Hungarian cabinet crisis
and a ministry win be formed either by
Count Julius Andrassy or KOlOman
Sell Should this news be confirmed it
VIII he due TO the correct and patriotic
attitude of Francis Kossuth and his
party. <Ossuth declared resOlutely
against anything in the shape Of a revo-
luton. and even forbade any street
demonstration on the anniversary of his
fathers birthday. Tt is understood that
the semi-Official communication made
Yesterday explaining away the unfavor-
aolc construction placed in Hungary on
The army order issued by the emperor
sept. NJ viii be ISSUED I'm the form 81 an
imperial autograph resCriDt addressed 60
count HcdcrVary. and this proof that
the EMPEROR did not desire 10 ruffle Hun
Earian SUsCeutbilities will be emphasized
9F another imperial visit to Buda Pest
as au indication of his continued conf
d'ucc and good viii.
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SAM PARKS MAY BE BOUNCED FROM
CONVENTION OF THE IRON WORKERS

Kansas City. Sept. N20-sam Parks OF
New York arrived in this city tonight to
attend the convention of the international
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Whlcn meets here tomorrow. His arrival
aroused much activity among the dele
gates already here. an activity which
presages a lively fight when the com
mittee on credentials reports in the con-
ventiou in the morning. Parks is a mem
Der of local union No. >. which was sus-
pended by President Buchanan after
Parks recent Imprisonment and another
local union No. . was esta blished. The
executive committee of the organization
did not ratify the action of President
Buchanan. and Parks and his partisans
assert that the action Of the president is
therefore null and void. The local union
OF which Parks was or is a member in
New York has sent a delegation of which
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WEBSTER MINING COMPANY.
Principal place Of business salt Lake
City, Utah. Notice is hereby given that
at a meeting of the board of directors.
held on the 9th day of August. 1903 an
assessment of twenty COZ cents per share
was levied on the capital stock of the
corporation, payable Immediately to W
X. Wlghtman, secret ary, at the office Of
the company, room 3, Masonic block. Salt
Lake City, Utah. Any stock upon which
this assessment may remain unpaid ct
the close Of business on the 3Oth day of
September 1903. shall be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment Is made before VIII be
sold at 10 o'clock a. 10. on oct. IS. 1903,
TO pay the delinquent assessment together
with the costs OF advertising and the gX-
pense OF sale
w. R. MIGHTAIAN SecreLarv.
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Notice of Administrator Sale OF
Personnl Prnnertr-

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI
In pursuance Of an order Of the proba-e
court OF Fremont county, STATE or Idaho.
made and entered on the 9TH day Of Sep
TENDER, A. u. 1898. I'm the matter of the
estate Of !. J. Williams deceased, the
undersigned administrator Of said estate.
will sell at pri yatC sale. for cash. subject
to confirmation by said probate court.
on the 10Th day or September, A. ID. 1902,
at 10 o'clock a. m. OF said day the fOl-
lowing described personal properly. to-
wit: Al Of that stock Of goods wares
and general merchandise and all stove
fixtures belonging % the estate Of J. q.
Williams deceased, now contained in the
]. j. Williams store building at Dubois.
Ida; also the store building and dwell
ing house OF !. J. Williams. deceased.
situated on land leased from the railroad
company, az DuboiS Fremont county.
Idaho. Sealed nids for the purchase OF
said personal pr 'perty viii be received by
the undersigned at DIbOis. Ida or by
John Donaldson. probate Judge. at st.
Anthony, Ida, until TO o'clock a. M the
10Th day Of September A d. 1908. Ten
per cent deposit yin be required on day
of sale.
Dated at dubois. Ida. this. the 5th day
of September, A. D. 1905.
ID. NJ SHIELDS,
Administrator Of the Estate of J. J. VIII
liams, Deceased
King & AIllsaps, Attorneys for Admin
istrator.
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MAY DAY MINING & MILLING
company. Principal place Of business.
given that at a special meeting Of the oil
rectors. held on the 18th day Of Septem-
Der, 1909. an assessment Of cents per
share. being assessment No. 3. was levtet
upOn the capital stock of the cOrporet
ton, payable on or before the 18th day Ot
October, 1903 TO c. II. Weeks, secretary,
at the office or the company, rooms 4lS
and 40 ID. f. Walker block, Salt Lake
City Utah. Any stock upon which tnls
assessment may remain unpaid on inc
18th day of October. 1858. viii be delin-
Quent and advertised for sale at public
auction. and unless payment Is made be
fore will be sold on Monday. Nov. 2, 1903.
at clock p. N. to pay the delinquent
assessment. together with the cost or al
vertising and sale.
G. II. WEEKS, Secretary.
First publication Sept. IS, 1903
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stoekhoriers, Maetina

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the WABASH Mining company. q cor
poratiOn Of Utah. for the election of di-
rectors and the transaction Of such other
business as may properly come before it,
viii be held a. the office Of said com
pany, rooms 305-306 Auerbach building. on
East Temple street (south). Salt Lake
city. Utah. on Monday, Sept 81 1893 az
O'Clock p. m. The books for the transfer
of stock Will close on Sept. - 1903 and
remain closed until after the meeting.
NICHOLAS TREWEEk. President
w. MONT FERRY. Secretary.
Dated Aug. 20 1903
Location Of office, SO5-506 Auerbach
building.
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BEYOND RESURRECTION.
Hay-Herran Agreement Dead as a
Doornail

Washington Sept. 20.-Iuterest I'm the
Panama canal situation now centers in
me communication which DR.. Herran,
the Colombian charge. recentIv submitted
90 On estate department from his govern
menL Just what the nature OF this is.
DS. Herran and the state department Of
lciais decline % say. on the ground that
IT is % confidential character. but IT
is understood that &c Us i'm the nature of
proposition which viii keep alive the
cana negotiations with the Colombian
governments after Sept. p. at which time
the existing treaty expires by limitation.
Jnless there should be- n considera bio re-
vuision Of feeling tn the Colombian SEN
ate I'M favor of the Hay-Herran AGREE
ment it Is believed to be dead bv Minis
ter Beaupre, at BoEota. and by South
American diplomats in Washington
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PRESIDENT PALMA VISITS THE
SCENE OF A BATTLE FOR FREEDOM

Santiago de Cuba Sept 20.-Speal1ing
today a the village of El Caney close to
the scene Of the battle between the
Americans and the Spaniards President
Palma urged the Cuban people to guard
Intervention
The presidential party was enthusiastic
ally received on its arrival at EI Caney.
The alcalde having remarked that the
gathering was composed of veterans.
President Palma assured them that he
wanted q pay the army as badly as any
body, b5cause the payment was not only
an act of justice. but was necessary to
the reconstruction of the country No
body loved Cuban independence more than
himself, continued the president The
only way to-sacrifice the republic would
DC 90 bring about "A civl war He be-
ileFed there was not ono veteran I'm q
thousand who would not prefer to main
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TOO OLD TO RECoUP.
Suicide OF a Flood Sufferer at Kan
sas City.

Kansas CITY. Sent 20-Despondent over
the loss OF $3.50 I'm the June flood. Henry
MoCkcy, former proprietor OF the River
side packing house. committed suicide
today by sending a bullet through his
brain. The tragedy occurred in a desolate
room in a tenement house
M0Cklev was GA years old and had lived
in Kansas city twenty years. coming here
from switzerland. Years ago he cstab-
liShed the Riverside packing house and
his business enjoyed a prosperous growth
until the flood came. when ne lost nearly
an Of his property. Three weeks later
fire made the ruin OF his packing plant
complete. For several weeks he has
made nreteuse of making an attempt TO
re-estaolish himself I'm the packing bust
ness but his friends have noticed that
be was moody OF late and 10 is believed
ne took his own life because he felt that
he was too old TO recOup his fortune
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IBSEH IN GOOD HEALTH.
Recent Reports We're the Invention
of Enemies.

New York. Sept. 20.-Aary Shaw. the
actress. is in receipt of a letter from
Heinrich Ibsen. the Danish dramatist in
response Co q cablegram which Miss Shaw
recentlv sent to him cOndoling with him
on his i'll health. Mr.. Ibsen, in this letter
accepts his correspondents coincidence,
but adds that the reports that he is in III
health emanate from his enemies. the
truth being that he is- in better health
than he has been for many months Mr.
Ibsen says also that he is at work on a
new drama. which he hopes viii take
even higher rank than his THE Doll &
House His advanced age. he says fur
Their. is all that prevents him from visit
ING America. which he would like very
much to do.
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tain the honor Of cuba. even TO the ex
tent OF torfeiting his soldiers nav. The
CuDans having accepted United States In
teIFtnuon as means of ending their
touDies were under an obligation to fol-
low tnoSe ideals and prove themselves a
peaceaole people. Speaking Of the an
pearancc OF the band of insurrectionisfs
near santiago. President Palma COM
demned the hidden iustigators of The I'M
rising. The alcaide declared that no one
Joined the band '
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JACKSON WELCOMED.
Diplomatic Agent to Bulgaria Pre-
sents His Credentials.

Sofia. Sept. 21-Prince Ferdinand last
night gave a dinner party at the palace I'm
nnnOr OF J. B. Jackson. who. in the after
noon had presented his credentials as the
first American diplomatic agent to Bull
garia. The guests included f. f. Il.
Eliot the British diplomatic agent and
the Bulgarian minister and high officials
Prince Ferdinand proposed the health
OF President Roosevelt. speaking in Eng
lish and the court band PLAYED q seIec-
ton of American airs.
Great satisfaction is expressed. not only
in official but also commercial circles. at
Americas action in establishing diplO-
matte relations with Bulgaria. The belief
prevails That a great opportunity exists
for developing a profitable export and i'm
port trade with the United States.