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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1907-06-22
Panama Bonds.

There is no longer any doubt as TO
Secretary COrtelyou's intention with
respect to the issue of Panama bonds
After giving the question much
thought he has definitely decided, ana
so announced that there Is at present
no necessity for such issue. The mat
ter therefore may be regarded as set
tied for at least several months and
possibly for a much longer time. The
$36,OO0,0O0 4 per cent bonds when
will mature July 2, next Will be re
deemed in full on and after that date,
the $3O,OOO,OOO government deposits
which were called from the national
depository banks last Wednesday be-
ing used for that purpose.
Western Federation.
Denver, Col.--At the session Of tn
,-,.-----.:~, of the Western Fede' a.
ton of Miners John Owen, edito" oi
the Miners Magazinr, the ,t'iviui ~
gan, read his report in which he m F.
an attack upon the industrial workers
of the world and that portion OF tn
world and that portion of the socla
labor party of New York headed by /
F. Lee. This report will form TN
basis of the fight against the contlnn
ance of the alliance between the Yves
tern Federation Of Miners and tn
Industrial Workers of the World.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1907-06-22

The police jury of st. James parish
at a recent meeting, appropriated
$4,000 for a new schoolhousa-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-01
NOTICE.

THE UTAH CONSOLIDATED MINING
~ MILLING CO,-Notice as hereby given
that special stockholders meeting OF
the stockholders of The Utah CONSOLE
dated Mining s Milling Company, cor
porasion OF Utah. is called and will be
held at the Provo Commercial and Saw
ings Bank, at Provo City, Utah Coun-
ty, Utah, on Friday, August 9th. 1907. at
O'CLOCK .. m.
The object and purpose of the said
meeting Is TO consider and vote upon the
proposition. to amend the Articles OF In
corporation of the said company in the
following particulars, to-wtt:
By striking out Articles V, VI, TX ana
NIL of said Articles OF Incorporation as
they now read, and inserting in lieu
thereof the following:
ARTICLE V.
The general office and the principal
place of business OF this corporation shall
Utah.
ARTICLE VI.
The amount Of the capital stock of this
corporation shall be two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars (s25000o), which
shall be divided into one million shares.
each of the par value of twenty-five cents,
ARTICLE IX.
The officers of this corporation shall
be: % A board of seven directors. (2) A
president. so A vice president az A
treasurer. (5) A secretary. The offices
Of Secretary and Treasurer may be held
by one and the same person.
The directors shall be elected by thu
stockholders, but all other officers shall be
elected by the directors.
ARTICLE XIII
A regular annual stockholders meet
ing shall be held annually at the general
office of the corporation at Salt Lake
City. Utah, on the first Monday In jan
uary OF each year at o'clock D. M.
at which meeting there shall annually ba
elected n board OF seven directors who
may be elected by n majority vote OF the
stock represented Mt such meeting.
A fui1 =lf Nf a ffntr Ehr tnA
any meeting OF the stockholders shall
constitute n quorum to do business.
Within thirty days after their election
the Board OF Directors shall meet and
elect from among the persons constitute
ing said board president and a Vice
president. At said meeting they shall
also elect secretary and n treasurer.
THOMAS II. CUTLER,
President OF the Utah Consolidated Min
ing and Milling Company.
JOHN Y SMITH. Secretary.
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RACE FOR AMERICANS.

New York, July Sl,-Now that the Van
derbilt cup race for automobiles has been
abandoned, there II talk OF holding an
automobile race exclusively Cor Amer
lean cars. At a meeting Of the executive
committee OF the American Automobile
association unanimous sentiment In favor
~ such a race was expressed If II 10
decided 10 have such race II VIII be-
held AT ormonde Beach, Fla. probably
pext March.
An automobile convention will he held
IN this city during tho automobile show,
from oct. "a 10 Nov. T. Papels
Will be read and discussions held on prac.
tical motor topics, as legislation, good
lures. Motorists will be requested TO be
present from an parts ~ the country and
give thor views on these subjects
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STATE NEWS BRIEFS.

Lightning Fatality AT Oaldey--At
Oakley, Summit county, on Saturday
evening, five persons were seated around
a table talking, when a bolt OF light
ming struck the place, stunning and
temporarily binding all the party. Ed
win Eldredge was the only one TO re-
ceive injuries. He was seen to fall and
when picked up was conscious and eX-
pressed the belief that he would be
well in n moment or two. However,
after being laid on a lounge he COM
planned of severe pain in one of his
legs and alpost instantly died, De,
ceased was Il years Of age and well
known and respected in the commun-
ity.
Gunrison celebrated pioneer day in
a fitting manner. At 10 a. m. the peo-
pie assembled at the bowery where
a good program was rendered, In the
afternoon there was a free dance for
the children and various sports for old
and young.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO DIS.
INCORPORATE.

In the Third District Court, In and 10,
Salt Lake County, State Of Utah. In thi
matter OF the application OF the Vespa,
Incorporated. Notice is hereby given thai
the Vespasan- Hoogley Mining Company
n corporation formed under the laws oil
the State of Utah. has presented To thu
IT, Utah. petition praying TO be allowed
to dis-lncorporate and dissolve. and thai
saturday the 10Th day OF August, 1871
thereafter as counsel can be heard, has
been appointed as the time and Honor
able Morris l., Ritchies Court Room OF
the Third District Court OF Salt Lake
County. Utah. as the place at which said
application Is % be heard.
Witness the t.erk OF said Court, witt
tho seal thereof affixed, this 9Th day o.
(seaD j. U. ELDREDGE, Jr.. Clerk.
nv VIM. n. Jenkins, Deputy Clerk.
Mays & Orem, Attorneys for Petitioner
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usual command to hold up their
hands, enforcing their orders with
guns pointed at their victims The
iady screamed. but that did not seem
TO disturb the robbers, until light
was turned on the porch of a house
close by, which frightened the men
ana they ran back OF the warehouse
me police Were soon on the scene
but could get no trace of them.
short time before tho nan and
WIFE were held up W. II. Smith. who
lives In that neighborhood was stop.
PED, u IS presumed by the same hold
ups and his pockets were seanched
but as he had no money or jewelry on
MIN they got nothing
Ogden has an undesirable element
within it's gates at the present time
and though the police have already
arrested several robbers there are
others to continue the crimes.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office OF the Committee on Streets and
Highways, Nephi City, Utah. July 10. 1907.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until IL o'clock u. m, Friday, Au-
gust q 1907, for the work of constructing
Cement Sidewalks in Sidewalk Paving
Districts No. and 2.
Instructions to bidders. together with
specifications and forms for contract and
bond, can be obtained upon application Mt
the office of the Committee on Streets
and Highways or City Surveyor.
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
BY Order Of the Committee on Streets
JOHN COOPER,
Chairman.
J. II. CARTER,
City Surveyor.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.


Notice IL hereby given that under and
In pursuance Of me deed OF William Ay-
lvtt aud Hannah Aylett his wiie OF
west Jordan. salt Lake County, Statv
VI = tuA' conveying lands hereinafter de,
seIlDed 10 the Undersigned, which deed
~ recorded at Pages rs, and 49, Book
Z, OF the deeds records of thu Re
corder office of salt Lake County Utah
tAe undersigned will sell at public auc-
uoh to the highest bidder, al the West
mont door OF the City q County Build
lnB ~ SAT- Lake city Utah at twelve
CLOCK noon on the 2lth day or August.
IF't the following described real estate
ana ana water rights situate in Salt Lake
county, State of Utah, to-wit:--
COMMENCING at the Southeast corner
~ the southwest quarter Of Section 50,
SAT- Lake Base and Meridian, and run
hing thence North ! rod, thence West
no CHAINS, thence North / degree West
l.sz1z chains thence North IL degrees, 10
MN. west l.5532 chains. thence North IL
assrees o. min. West 1904 chains thence
North y degrees u min. West 2 chaina.
henee North 81 degrees 80 min. East $50
chains 70 the West bank of Mil Race,
thence north % degrees OF min. West !. 2lJ,
chains. thence North i6 degrees As min.
west s.B1 2-S chains, thence North IS de-
sfees 03 min. West 2.7l chains, thence
North 10 degrees 20 min. West 272 chains,
thence West 2 81 chains, thence South $50
chalns. thence West "a chains, thence
south '6-l00 Of rod thence East 6.sa
~ us, thence South 16 degrees 20 min.
~ 10. % chains, thence South $40 chains
70 me North line Of Right OF Way thence
south 21-loo chains 10 the South boundary
of the Southwest quarter of said section
5, thence East 30 chains or 100 rods to the
place OF beginning. Containing %. 45 acres
more or less. Subject. however. to a
Right OF way over Commencing Mt in
lual point above stated. thence North I
rod thence West 100 rods. thence South
rod, thnece East 100 rods to the place
or beginning. Also seventeen shares of
the capital stock of the South Jourdan
Canal Company.
Dated July Is, 1907.
HEBER C, AYLETT.
Trustee.
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shares OF each parcel of such stock
lie auction at the office OF the secretary
~ said company at the state Bank Of
Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah. ON Friday,
O'Clock a. m, 10 pay tne DELINQUENT as
sessment thereon together with tha
costs Of advertising ana expense OF sale.
HENRY r. McBWAN.
secretary.
state Bank OF Utah. salt Lake city.
Utah.
First publication July l6. 1901.
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET,
ING.

To the stockholders OF the United
states OHocerite Company; Notice IA
Given that the undersigned stockholdeIi
of said company. owning Jointly more
man "a majority Of the outstanding cap
ltal took VI said company, do hereby give
notice that "A special meeting OF the stock
hoiderg OF tho United states Ozocerite
Company Will be held az the company
ofdce, 3J1 Mccormick Building. in Salt
daV OF August. 1901, az 10 O'Clock a. m. OF
safd day for tho purposes az,
Removing the present board Of
directors and The officers OF said COM
seeond-For the purpose o. hnlng the
venanclos created By the removal ~ the
directors and officers Of said company by
he election " directors and officers Of
Ia company by the stockholders.
Third-'rhc consideration Of and TIT
amendment OF the bylaws OF tho com
P1F9;,irth-Tbo transaction OF any ana at
other business relating 20 the manage
mont. control ana policy ~ sald company
,.hi,h may como before the meeting.
1rho foregoing call FOR THIS meeting hnt
me notice OF time, place and holding
i,ercor f. given by the undersigned direc
turH holders Of more than a majority
of the outstanding cnnitnl stock ~ said
company IN pursuance 20 and under ans
ana of section 3g7 az the Revised statutei
OK tho state of Utah. istS. as amended
by chapter % laws of the state of Utah,
JOHN A. VOORHEES,.
J. s. YOUNG.
Stockholders United states ozoeeriu
Company.
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Nauvoo in 1910. She remembered the
prophet and his brother Hyrum, they
being frequent visitors at her parents
home.
After the martyrdOm, and the saints
decided on moving to the west, Jno. $.
Fullmer. Almond w. Rabbit and Joseph
L. Haywood. were appointed by Presi-
dent Brigham Young to stay In Nauvoo
after the saints had left to take charge
of the temple and Church property, and
look after the poor saints that wero
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LAWSON WINS MOTOR
RACE WITH EASE

A good sized crowd OF bicycle race fans
were down at the saucer last night 10
watch the riders In the one-hour grind.
There were two preliminary events and
the program as Il whole was decidedly
interesting. In the one-hour race twenty
four miles and four laps were covered by
riders and at the finish Munroe was three
laps behind Kramer and Clarke and
Pye and Lawson were In a combination
and took all the prize money, In the
final sprint Kramer won with ease. w. H..
Samuelson rode one mile and then drop
ped out
The five-mile motor race was an eNct-
ing affair. Gussie Lawson won. After he
had gained a lap over the other two rid
ers he slowed up and let them get even.
when II came 70 the final sprint he went
around them again and won with case.
Wright won the two-milo handicap anna
teur from the 50-yard mark The sum
mary:
Two-mllo handicap, amateur-Wright, 80
yard; Demara. scratch; Giles, 30-yards:
schnell. scratch; Mccormack, 40 yards,
Timc-4:0i rs,
F'ivo-mie motor rnce--LaWSon, McCor-
mack. Hengren 1ime-G.5S
Third hour OF slX-dny race-Kramer
won final mile. Total distance ridden. y
miles laps
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THOMAS DIVORCE SUIT.
GRAND LARCENY CHARGE.

obliged to stay behind. After being re-
leased her father left Nauvoo May s.,
1913, and came to Utah that year, her
little daughter Tarinia helping to drive
an OK team across the plains
From childhood to womanhood
Mrs. Ashcroft has ever been a
pioneer. She went with her ETg-
band, the late Eli Ashcroft,
into Sanpete among the first settlers,
being there during the Indian war"
and proving herself heroine during
those perilous times. Later she, with
her husband came to Sprlngville, and
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THE LATE MRS. LAvINIA ASHCROFT.

when few families had the hardihood
to move on the bench now known as
Mapeton, she and her husband were
among the first to make their home
there. She is the mother of ~ children,
nine Of whom survive her; three child
rem and her husband preceded her, the
latter died only n little over year
ago.
She died July 90 at the home of her
son. d. O. Ashcroft of Salt Lake City,
but was buried at Napoleon.
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wILL NOT PLAY AGAIN.

New York, July 3l.--A London dispatch
to the Herald rays keen disappointment
has been caused AZ New Casue -on-T'yne
by the announcement that Miss May suit
ton had decided not 10 defend The lawn
tennis challenge cup and gold badge she
won last year
Miss Sutton's decision is somewhat 81 a
mystery II is probable, however, mat
the California girl who returns 10 Amer
lea next week, preferred TO spend the last
few days she Is here In comparative idlo-
ness content TO rest on the laurels she
has already won this summer.
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And in accordance with law and an or
der Of the Board of Directors made on the
nth day OF June, 1901. so many shares Of
each parcel OF stock as may be necessary
will be sold at public auction at the Of
flee OF the Secretary, AZ 70 east Four
teenth South Street. salt Lake County
Utah. on the Srd day Of August. 1907. AT
II a. m. 10 pay the delinquent ASSESS
ment thereon; together with the costs
OF advertising and exuenses OF sale.
JAS. NJ. CARLSON, Secy
First publication July %. 1901.
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MAN AND WIFE HELD UP,
Woman Screams and Footpads Run
To Hiding When Lights Are on.

OGDEN. Aug, Tito holdups who
uIe now nightly committing their
slllhas' nro becoming unusually bold,
ana are not directing their AT 4ntion
le men alone, but wopleu also Most
ot tho holdups occur in tho neighbour
nonn OF Nall avenue ms It is some-
whel lonely street and dark and tho
,ltluups are given easy means OF got
mnB away BY slipping back % the
Saatehonses ana hiding among the
freight cars.
shnfllF before II o'clock last night
q Gentleman and HIS wife, whose
oul.s could not be learned, were go-
aeoWcrofts warehouse whom two men
sFrahs In front OF them with IN.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult County Clerk or respective sign
ers Tor further information.
NOTICE TO CRBDITORS,-BS
OF Stewart j. Jenkins. Deceased Credi-
tors will present claims with vouchers TO
the undersigned at No. rs East Secorsl
south Street. Salt Lake City, Utah, on
or before the 18th day of May, A. ID.
w ]. JENKINS.
ALBERT V. JENKINS,
SARAH e. j. HAYWARD,
Administrators Of the Estate OF Stewart
j. jenkins, Deceased.
Date Of first publication July II, A d.
VIM. H King & Samuel Russell. Attor-
neys.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

CHERRY CREEK MINES CO.
Principal place of business. salt Lake
city. -NOtice.-There are delinquent
upon the following described stock. on
account OF assessment No. 3, OF two %
cents per share, levied on the 7th day of
june 1901 the several amounts set cppo-
site the names OF the respective share
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

LOWER MILL CREEK IRRIGATION
Goa corporation, Principal place OF
business, Mil Creek, Utah. Notice.
There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account OF assessment
1ith day OF June, 1907, the several amounts
set opposite the names OF the respective
follows.
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THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING.

The king and queen of Sweden have
been celebrating recently the fftieth
anniversary OF their marriage. King
Oscar is seventy-eight and his wife is
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State st. Hardware for lawn now
ers, hose and poultry netting 252 State.
Are You Going on a Mission?

II so come to us for Photos as we
will make you a special discount.
Monroe Studio, 90 w. End South. We
will take rate tickets from any other
studio
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BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The fire department had lively time
last night answering calls. They made
five long runs during the early part
of the night, two of the runs were to
false alarms and the other three to
grass fires.
A license to wed was granted to
Heaston Il. Cutlip of Randolph. West
Virginia, and Miss Florence Bingham
of Green River, Wyoming
DR.. H. j. Powers buggy colllded with
an automobile yesterday, damaging the
buggy considerably.
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MAPLETON.
PASSING OF A NOBLE WOMAN

Mrs. Lavina Il. +. Ashcroft Goes to n
Well Earned Rest.
Special Correspondence.
Napoleon. Utah Co., July 29.-Lavinia
Il. Fullmer Ashcroft, who has just de-
parted this life, was the daughter of
John S. and Mary A. Fullmer, and was
born in Nashville. Tenn. March s. 1888,
and went with her fathers family 10
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THEIR LIVES THREATENED.
Insane Mother Causes Disturbance and
Is Taken to County Bnstiic.

Ogden, Aug. 1,--sherin sebring and
members of the police force We're sum
Inoned to south Washington avenue
about 10 o'clock last evening by a
telephone reoort that a Mrs. Parker
was about to XIII all her children, num-
pe.lng seven. The run was made In
quick order. The officers found tho
woman in rage and threatening to
take the lives of her children. 1t was
evident to those present that she was
insane. and to leave her with the chill
dren would be dangerous so they took
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Today ; Ogden News|

| her and all tho children in the patrol
wagon to the county Jail At the jail
she screamed and talked 30 loud that
she disturbed the catire nelghhorhood.
DR.. j. s. Gordon was summoned ana
gave her something 10 quiet her nerves.
| The woman has been acting strangely
for about six months and has REQUIRED
the attention OF the police several
| times. but never before was she so
| violent II L. almost certain had the
officers not arrived Just ms they did that
she would have carried out her thrents.
| She will be examine, . to her sanity
| this afternoon.
DEATH OF j. c. GOLMoRE, JR.
! John C. Gilmore. Jr., 20 years OF age.
| and well known In ogden, where he
was born and lived all his life, died
| Tuesday night at the family residence.
! 2029 Madison avenue. OF acute Bright
! disease. He was the son of Mrs. Mary
! A. Gilmore and was employed as drug
| clerk at j. Il. Caves drug store. The
| disease only developed into serious
| state last week and rapidly grew worse
! rendering him unconscious from the
! terrible pains which resulted In his
untimely demise, The funeral SER
vices will be held Friday at 3 O'Clock
at the Fourth ward Westinghouse.
BIG DAMAGE SUIT.
! Christina Tracy. administrators OF the
estate OF William McCabe. deceased
: has commenced suit against the Union
Pacific Railway company to recover
$4,000 for the death OF McCabe, June !
| 1907, at Cheyenne, Wyoming. The ia
tally is alleged TO be due to the negli-
gence of the company in not having
proper couplings complying with the
Interstate commerce commissions reg
| ulatlons.
THOMAS DIVORCE SUIT.
Suit for divorce has been filed in the
district court by Mrs. frankie Thomas
! against John r. Thomas. The couple
We're married at Ogden October 2. 1906
| but the complaint states that soon after
| their marriage the defendant refused
! to provide for his wife and now fails
| to do so.
GRAND LARCENY CHARGE.
Special Agent Baker of the Hartman
| lines has sworn TO a complaint charg-
ing Fred Clark. who is now in custody,
| with grand larceny and burglary. 1t is
| alleged that he broke into a box car
| and stole eleven suits of clothes In the
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E. A. Larkln.
Telephone 10 IL.

Manager, Il. A. Lariun.
t6s Faith St Telephone 1gs-k.
Advertisements for the Daily.
Saturday and ml-Weekly Nows
accepted ON the same terms az Mt
the Salt Lake Office.
Calculator, John j. McGrcgor,
zs45 Wash. Ave. Ind Tel, Isl
Office with Lambert Paper Co.
Payments for the Daily, Saturday
and Semi Weekly News should be
made to the circulator. Delivery
made by. carrier ON the same terms
as In salt Lake.
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NOTICE.


on and after Monday, July 10Th 1907,
MI garbage, manure, ashes and rubbish
% all description must be dumped at Tie
city Garbage station, half-milo north
Or tho city Crematory on North Second
West street Hours, I a. m. to 10 p. IN.
PERSONS dumping elsewhere Will be prose-
outed.
by order OF Board OF Health
NOTICE. TO WHOM IT MAY CON-
Germ: That William $. Hlu Elizabeth Hill
and samuel ID. Woolley, heretofore do
Ing partnership business under tho
Hrm name and style OF the palace
Laundry" at No. 15S East Fourth South
street. Salt Lake city. have sold and
transferred all their said business and
laundry 70 Louis A. Marks and Arthur
Robinson, who VIII continue tho business
at the old stand. All parties having
claims against the former partnership
or laundry are hereby notified to present
the same Immediately at No. ass East
Fourth South street, salt Lake City.
WILLIAM S. HILL,
ELIZABETH HILL,
SAMUEL d. WOOLLEY.
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order OF the Board OF Directors made on
said 7th day OF June, 1891, so many