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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-03
Assessment No L

d E X T r r TUSCARORA CONSOLI-
dated Gold Mines company. Principal Of
flee. room 40y Mccormick building. Salt
Lake city, Z tah.-Notice is hereby given
that at a meeting OF the board OF d.
reCto-s Of the DeXter-TUSCarOTa COnsOu-
dated Gold Mines company. held on the
list day of September. 1893. an assess
ment OF two 60 cents per share was lay
led and assessed upon the capital stock
Of said corpora ton. payable forthwith
to l. ID. Lee. the secretary of SAID COM
pany, at room 100 Mccormick building
Salt Lake CITY, Utah Any stock upon
winch TINS assessment may remain un-
paid on the I'D day of October. 1915. viii
be dehnuucnt and advertised for sale at
public auction. and, unless payment Is
made before, so many shares Of each
parcel uf such stock as may be ncces-
sarv viii be sold on the llth day o.
November 1903 at 2 O'Clock I'm the after
noon OF said gay, to pay the delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs
Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
Dated this 22d day Of September. 1909
J.. ID. LEE,
Secretary DeXter-Tuscarora CONSOLIDATED
Gold Mines Company. Room 403 McCOr-
nick Bldg salt Lake City, Utah
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MANUFACTURES.

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= The following were the prize =
= winners for the best displays made =
> i'm the exposition building of Utah =
4 manufactures, department l. as =
= awarded by the judges. who were =
> r. X. Thomas, viii Needham and y
4 Samuel Weitz;
= = = , - = = = y y y = y y , y y 3
Hewlett Bros. best and most artistic
display of goods in the entire EXPOSE
ton. one-half OF first prize, $50; for best
baking powder, first and gold medal.
for best and largest display of extracts,
first and gold medal
salt Lake Tea & Coffee company, best
and largest display of spices, first and
gold medal.
Utah Sugar company. Garland, Utah,
best and most artistic display of goods,
one-half of first prize. $50.
Cutler Brothers company. and as
agents Provo wooden mills. Salt Lake
city. gold medal for best collection as
sorted hannels. cassimeres, dress goods
and white blankets, wool yarns. knit
hosiery. suits of clothes from home
made cloths. woven shawls. They also
win $50 and gold medal for the best and
largest display of dry goods; second
prize, silver medal. on cOlOred blankets
and $40 each ON Utah-made white blan-
kets and NOTED blankets, also for the
best display Of homemade dress goods.
+. Platt company, Salt Lake City,
best set of light single harness, s..
Salt Lake Saddlery company. silver
medal for vaQuerO saddle. gold medal
and SO for set of heavy double her
ness. and $3.50 for set of light double
{ harness.
Edgar Worton. Holden, Utah. special
silver medal for 500 bars of diamond
polish
Gloria Manufacturing company, Salt
Lake, special gold medal for 1000 bars
of SOAP.
Richard Jensen. Vernal. Utah. tor
! best leather bride. 81
l. G. NJ. l., salt Lake. gold medal for
/ best display OF overalls. rubber-lined
ana duck goods. common sense boots
ard shoes and display of ladies' fine
/ shoes: silver medal for common sense
/ boots and shoes: $40 prize TO- boys and
youths school shoes. misses and child's
/ school shoes, best general display OF
/ boots and shoes.
i 4. G.. NJ. T. also wins 0ne-half of third
/ prize for best display of Utah goods
! John Beck and son. salt Lake City
/ ore-half OF third prize Cor best display
l-Cf Utah goods. SIS.
I Mehesy Fur Co. salt Lake city. fol
! best and most artistic display Utah
/ goods. second prize. $50.
/ J. p. Poulsen. Salt Lake. gold medal
/ FOR best display OF show cases.
/ Utah Sugar Co. Lehi and Garland
| Eoid medal for SEQ pounds of sugar
Z. J. Williams. Salt Lake. for best
/ Patent clothes drier gold medal
Edward Gaby. for best display oil
( fur rugs. a special silver medal
J. G.. Read & Bros ogden. Utah. fOl
/ best American stock saddle. s..
Utah Consolidated Box Co, Ogden
Utah. for coIlapsible box for shippine
/ fruit sold medal and $40.
w. D. Williams. salt Lake. best doz-
Ell Saxony calf skins. first prize anC
diploma.
Dora BigelOw. salt Lake, gold media
/ FOR model waist cutter.
&rs. J. Selley. salt Lake, three lOave'
[ white bread. Utah flour 81.
Mrs T. J. MarOney. Salt Lake, hes
loaf of Graham bread from Utah flour
ldiuiOua and 50
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county First and second on best thirty
apples and second on largest display
and best quality Of apples.
Mrs. j. y. SOrensen, salt Lake city
Second on finest quality and greatest
variety OF sweet cherries i'm bottles, on
best quality and variety OF small fruits
in }ars, and on best display ana largest
variety of fruits in jars.
Peter n. Garff Draper-First on
finest quality peaches, three kinds.
s. W. Greg View, Weber county
First on largest variety Of peaches;
first on finest quality plums and
prunes. three kinds of each: first on
largest variety and best display of
plums and also prunes and ounces;
second on best display fruits Of all
kinds: on best thirty pears. and on
finest quality pears. three kinds.
James Judd. St George. fifteen first
prizes-First on finest quality grapes,
largest variety and best quality grapes;
best and largest variety OF raisins in
twenty-five pound boxes; finest variets
and quality sundried apples. peaches
apricots, peeled peaches. Twenty-Five
pounds preserved figs i'm boxes, I to Il
rounds; on finest display and variety
or nuts: on best twenty-five pound sOf
shelleI almonds: on best twenty-five
pound bgtnd shelled almonds; on bes'
diepJag Of sundried fruits.
Special =. G.. n. 7. prizes offered FOL
&t fifty pound Utah evaporated
Uaallhes. Also Of apricOts.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND
for Salt Lake county state Of Utah
William Edwards. J. ii. Jones. Joseph
&iar. w. NJ. Anderson, partners doing
business as The Western Heating &
Sheet Metal Works plaintiffs. VS. James
3. KeysOr Louie Felt KeysOT, his wife,
the Pacific Lumber company. corpora
ton. and Louie b. Felt and MAY Ander-
son. trustees for the general board OF
Primary associations of the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints. de-
PENDANTS Notice to lien hOlders.-Notice
is hereby given that the above entitled
action has been commenced and is now
pending IN the above court. the object
and purpose of which is TO foreclose g
mechanics lien upon the following de-
scribed property, situated in the city ana
county OF Salt Lake. state of Utah.
Beginning 1928 feet south of the north
east corner of lot G. block IS. plat %.
Salt Lake City survey. running thence
south 50 feet. thence west 1S5 feet. thence
north 30 feet. thence east 1875 feet to the
place OF beginning, And all persons hold
ing or claiming liens on said premises
under provision Of chapter T. title 49,
Revised Statutes Of Utah 1898 are here
bv notified 70 be and appear before said
court IN department No i thereof before
Hon. W. C.. Hail, judge. at the opening
of court on Friday, 23d day OF October,
1903 at the court house at salt Lake
CITY. Utah and then and there exhibit
the proof of their said liens or the same
shall he deemed TO be waived against said
property.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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Motto 70 water Users.
Stato EngTner S ULIIIV.
Salt liz civ. INN. oct. :. lt-l.

state Engineers Once.
Salt Lake city. UTAH oct 2 -fi';
Notice is hereby given that ~. -
Perry. by his agent III. 5. Joseph WloSs
postOffice address is Salt Lake N-l9-
Utah, has made application ln accolN-
ancC with the requirements OF cndptet
100 of the Session Laws Of ltah' L15ol
to appropriate five 90 second feet OF lHe
water flowing in Little Cottonwood l4
salt Lake county, Utah, TO be diFeftel
in White Pine gulCh an n point apon-
p 600 feet south of the confluence or Lle
stream in said gulch with Little toltoL
wood creek; the water TO be diverted gl
means Of a dam and ditch and 70 PC
conducted through "a flume tor uIs-
lance Of about 1000 feet. where ~ WIN
be used from January LIST % DecemueI
3lst. inclusive. Of each year for the plI-
pose of producing power to be used LOT
prOpeuinE electrical machinery on A-ltte
Cottonwood creek. After having been SO
diverted and used the water wiz be re-
turned to The natural channel Of Little
Cottonwood creek at point about Zut'
feet below its present confluence with
the stream from White Pine gulch- Salo
application Contemplates the use of the
water for power purposes only
All protests against the granting OF
said application. stating the reasons
therefor must be made IN writing ana
filed In this office after thirty (30I days
and before sixty (60) DAYS from the date
hereof A. F.. pOEEM Y =
state Engineer
First publication, oct. I'd; last, Nov.
LIST.
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CATTLE

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In the cattle classes the judges y
, were n. H. Gentry of Missouri and y
= Professor Clark of the Utah Agri- =
= cultural college. 3. F. Saunders =
was appointed but did not qualify. >
? The awards follow =
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Eight OF nine bulls were in the g.
year-old-and-over class and all looked
like prize winners An hour Of hard
work was required from the judges
They went carefully over the me
points Of each animal, noting the depth
OF chest breeding powers and other de-
tails that go to make MP hrsI-clAss
show animal After the bulls had gone
back to the barn Chief Judge Gentry
and his colleague went into consulta'-
ton. A few minutes later the awards
/ were announced.
To John II. Seely Of Mt. Pleasant
went the first prize on his handsome
I 3-year-old. RavenwOod Coudclllor.
verdict that received practically unani-
nous endorsement. Mr.. Seely also won
! second prize with the aged bull, Baron
Scott. and a splendid animal he is. Al
I len & Brothers Of Draper were third
with their magnificent Pride. And here
it may he stated that Pride would sure
[ ly have stood higher up III il had not
3 Deeu Tor the Idct Lnal ne does not STAND
up well Oh his hind legs a fault that
I in no way impairs the bull except for
show purposes.
John II. White. representing the ISL
and Improvement company, swept the
/ board clean in the Hereford class. The
| competition. according to John H
/ Seely. assistant supervisor Of show cat
/ tie was keen Mr.. Whites prize win
/ ners were.
| Bull, years old and over BiancO
! I'm this class no other premiums were
/ awarded. In the yearling bull class
! Blanco XVI was first. In the 3-year-
/ old and over for cows. Island Queen
/ Island Gem ard Island Princess were
/ first. second and third, respectively
/ Lady Cleveland, Lady Harrison and
/ Lady Gem stood as named i'm the 9
! year-0ld heifer class. The yearline
] heifer prizes were won by Lady Cleve-
| land II, Lady Harrison II and Chrystal
| as named IN the heifer class DOtty
Maria and Molly were first. second and
| third. I'm the order named
No judging was done on ShOrthOrn.
[ i'm the heifer or calf classes. nor in the
bull classes under 3-year-Olds.
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Notice to Water Users.

State Engineers Office,
Salt Lake City. Utah. Oct , 1903.
Notice is hereby given that D. II-
Peery. by his agent, H. S Joseph. whose
pOstOffiCe address is Salt Lake City,
Utah. has made application I'm accord
ance with the requirements of chapter
100 of the Session Laws of Utah. 1903, 10
appropriate ten JO) second feet of the
water flowing in Little Cottonwood
creek. Salt Lake county. Utah. to be di-
verted by means of a flume or a ditch
at a point I'm Peruvian guiCh about ZU0
feet sOutherly from the Silver Dipper
tunnel and from there conducted through
"A flume and ditch for a distance Of about
100 feet Wh5re the water win be used
from January 1st to December Dist in
elusive. of each year for the purpose OF
developing power for general mining uses
at the Superior Calumet group OF mines
at Alta After having been so diverted
and used the water viii be returned 10
the natural channel of Little Cotton
wood creek at point about 300 feet
below the place of diversion. said APP
plication cOntemplates the use of the
water for power purposes only.
All protests against the granting OF
said application, stating the reasons
therefor, must be made in writing and
filed I'm this office after thirty GOD days
and before sixty (60) days from the date
hereof A II. DOREMTS-
state Engineer.
First publication, oct 2d; last, Nov
1st
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BeFkshlres, for instance, and one 9nan
won every pTemfum offered. he would
be paid only $3.50.
The swine men have prepared a
round robin setting forth these facts.
They don't hope % accomplish any
thing at this state fair, il is too late
for that now. but they expect more
liberal treatment on future occasions
.. O. Rideout. jr., of Draper. who mas
a great exhibition of BerSshires, SAID
yesterday that &c would really De peter
10 offer only ribbons, or honors, Jnan
the inadequate money prizes.
lit costs us very much more man
the amount Of the premiums SAID ne
Ito exhibit our stock. We come here
and see big prizes offered for sheep
and horses and cattle and II isn't fair
70 Ray so little to the swine-ratsing in
dustry The raising and breeding Of
pigs is an industry that is rapidly
growing in Utah. Tt is entitled to en-
couragement from the state through
the state fair and we hope next year to
be awarded our just dues.
The Rideout stock, by the way. is IN
q class by itself. Such Berkshires, the
state fair. The great red sow, Pride
of AnOka. heads the string and there
are others equally as fine. Mr. Ride
out brought AnOka from Wisconsin
I She is less than three years old and I'M
two years she has produced. or far
rowed. nineteen pigs.
! Another brood SOW. Empress of Utah
I J. has an even better record. In one
1 year she has farrowed' sixteen pigs
/ Fourteen OF that number have been
sold for SO each and the other two
are now worth $50 each. They have
I been fed entirely ON alfalfa and grain
I the latter being largely cracked wheat
/ MIR. Rideout agrees with G. j. O. irwin
vino was quoted in yesterdays Her
/ ald as saying that the notion that hogs
/ i'm order to thrive well and produce
( good meat must be fed on corn, mas
! long since ben exploded
In the RideOut collection are
twelve animals ranging in age from
two months to two years and nine
| months. The babies weigh upwards o.
40 pounds each and the four-month'
shoats go Us 10 200 pounds The oldel
hogs are in the 500 and 600-pOunc
| class Mr. Rideout says he has haC
| experience with other high bred ami
mails. but there is more money II
/ swine than in any he has yet raised
] They are easier to take care OF and
yield a larger profit on a smaller in
vestment of capital.
The judging of the swine will be con
! Quoted TODAY
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Assessment Notice American Mine.
Company.

Of business. Salt Lake City, Utah. Notice
is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
directors Of this company, held on the
18th DAY Of September. 1893. an assess
ment of one cent per share (being assess
meht No a was levied on the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable on or
before Friday, the 30th day Of October.
1903 10 w. H. Myers. secretary of said
company at room 422 DOoly block. Salt
Lake City. Utah. and that any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain un-
paid on Friday. the 30th day of october,
1908 will be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction. and unless pay
menr is made before. viii be sold on Mon
day the 10th day of November. 1903, at
~ O'clock noon. at the office OF the said
company room No 4Z2 Dooly block salt
Lake CITY Utah. 10 pay such delinquent
assessments. together with cost Of adj
kertisiRg and expense Of sale
81. H. MYERS. Secretary.
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Notice to Water Users.

State Engineers Ottlce.
Salt Lake CITY, Utah. Oct 2, 1875
Notice is hereby given that ID. H.
Peery. by his agent. II. s. Joseph whose
postoffice address IS Salt Lake CIV
Utah, has made application i'm accord
ance with the requirements of chapter
100 Of the Session Laws of Utah, 1898, 20
appropriate five 60 second feet OF the
water flowing in Little Cottonwood
creek. Salt Lake county. Itah-three
second feet to be diverted from the tun-
mel of the W. J. Bryan mine at a point
near its mouth. and two second feet 10
be diverted from said Little Cottonwood
creek at a point near the Lavinla mine;
the diversions to be made by means OF
fumes through which the water VIII ne
conducted for a distance OF about -plD
feet and there be used from January LIST
to December 31st, inclusive. OF each year
for the purpose OF developing electrical
power for general mining purposes 10 be
used al the Lavinia ana GrlLLley mines.
near Alta. After having been so divert
ed and used. the water VIII be returned
TO the natural channel of Little Cotton
wood creek at a point about 1000 feet
below the place Of diversion Said dppl-
cation contemplates the use of the water
for power purposes only
All protests against the granting Of
said application. stating the reasons
therefor must be made i'm writing and
filed in this office after thirty (39l days
and before sixty (60 DAYS from the date
hereof A. F. DOREMGS.
State Engineer.
First publication, Oct I'd; last Nov.
1st.
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Assessment Notice.

THE ALASKA MINING COMPANY
Principal place Of business, Salt Lake
City. Utah. Location of mines, Tintic
mining district, Juab county, Utah
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
OF the board of directors of the Alaska
Mining company, held on Monday. the 5lsu
dav of August 1903. an assessment Of
three CD cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation. is
sued and outstanding. payable immediate
Nv TO the secretary at his office, NO. Isl
South Main street, Salt Lake City. Utah
Any stock upon which this assessment
eth dav Of October. 1903. will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction
and unless payment is made before will
be sold on saturday, the 24th day of &C
rctary's office, to pay the delinquent as
sessment thereon. together with the costs
of advertising and expense Of sale.
a. W. MOUNTNEY,
Secretary Alaska Mining Company.
Sept. 1. 1908
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Notice is hereby given that a special tax
for the purpose of paving and curbing
First street between State and A
streets, in paving district No IL, has been
levied and confirmed by ordinance of the
city council. dated Sept. 81 1903.
Said tax is levied upon the following
real property IN Salt Lake City to-wit:
All OF lots Z, 9. 10. u. y and b. block I,
and an of lots I to s. inclusive block p
plat IL all of lots and f. block IA, and
all of lots / and ?, block -, plat ID salt
Lake City survey, to a depth Of twenty
five feet back from said street. is payable
in four equal installments and becomes
delinquent as follows, Said first Install
ment on Sept. 80 1903; said second install
ment on March 20, 1904, said third install
ment on June 80, 1908, and the said fourth
installment on Sept. 80. 1901.
Each of said iustallmeuts, except the
first, shall draw interest at the rate of
per cent per aunum from the time OF
che levy as aforesaid. and If any OF
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 install
ments are fully paid
All special taxes are payable at my Of
ficVe, room 1O2, city hall salt Lake City
r. =. MORRIS
City Treasurer and Special Tax Collector
Salt Lake City. Sept. %. 1903.
Paving Extension No. s.
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Assessment No. Q.

TONOPAH & SALT LAKE MINING
company Office and principal place of
business, salt Lake City, Utah Notice 50
hereby given that at a meeting Of the
board OF directors of the TOuOpah & SClL
Lake Mining company. held on the Sub
day OF August, 1858. an assessment of 10
cents per share was levied on all the
shares OF the capital stock of the cor
pOratiOn. issued and outstanding. pay
able Immediately to the treasurer at his
office, room SIS Progress block, No. ~
South Main street, salt Lake City. Jtah-
Any stock upon which the assessment
may remain unpaid on the 18th day OF
October 1903. viii he delinquent and aG-
vertiscd for sale at public auction. and
unless payment is made before. so mar
OF the shares represented by each certi;i-
cate Of the stock SO delinquent as nav ue
necessary. will be sold on Saturday tae
3lst uay of October. 1903. at 10 O'Clock g.
n. to pay the delinquent assessment. to-
sether with the cost of advertising AID
expense Of sale. A. c. ELLIS JR
treasure.
BY order Of She board of directors. SaIt
Lake City, Utah, Aug. s. 1903.
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AN ALLEGED PLOT.
Federation Of Miners Take Time by
the Forelock.

Federation Of Miners Take Time by
the Forelock.
Colorado Springs. Oct. Sheriff Gil
bert received a phone message today
from the head officials of the Western
Federation Of Miners at Denver advis-
ing him that plot had been formul-
ated to blow up ar unused part Of a
mill at Colorado City, owned by the
United States Refining & Reduction
company.
The dynamiting, il is claimed by the
federation leaders. was to be done by
agents employed by interests who are
seeking to disrupt the Federation of
Miners.
In case the plot was successfully con-
summated reports were to have been
sent broadcast that the dynamiters
fuebugs were members of the fedora
ton of men hired by that organiza-
ton
sheriff Gilbert gave his personnel
pledge to the federation leaders to in-
vestigate the report and protect the
abandoned mill
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Notice Of stockholders' Meeting.

BY REQUEST OF STOCKHOLDERS
holding and owning more than two
thirds Of the outstanding capital stock
Of the Morrison Mining company, a
meeting of all the stockholders of said
company is hereby called, and viii be
held at Room 400, y. +. Walker builG-
ing. in the city of Salt Lake. Utah, 1T
o'clock D. m. on the 18th day Of OctO-
Der. 1903.
The object of this call and Of such
meeting is: To elect members OF
the board Of directors OF said Morrison
Mining company and to fill all vacan-
cies in the board of directors, as may
then occur or exist; and to take sucn
steps as may be deemed advisable for
the further development of the proper
ty of said company. and to consider and
act upon such other matters as may
properly come before such meeting of
stockholders. ALVIRAS Z. SNOW,
Secretary.
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Jurors foR sac.
Instead of Receiving Money They Get
Into Jail.

Bloomington. H.. Oct. IA sensation
was created here today by the arrest
q noon OF two jurymen who had been
hearing the evidence in an important
civil suit for $4,000 damages growing
out of Chicago board of trade transac-
tiOns. Oscar Green sued John Tjardes,
a grain broker Of Saybrook for the sum
stated. claiming that his son had lost
the amount on the Chicago board OF
trade, dealing with the Saybrook firm.
Last night William ONen Of Bloom
ington and w A. Booth of Glenavon,
who were drawn on the jury, are al
legged to have approached the lawyers
for the defense soliciting bride money.
This morning the lawyers notified
Judge c. ID. Myers. and after a rigid
examination of the two men. he di-
rected their arrest at noon and both
We're placed ia jail The offense is
punishable by penitentiary
IN many cases Of asthma Piso's Cure
for Consumption gives relief that is all
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