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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-24

WESTERN WYOMING LAND & LIVE
stock company. Principal place OF bust
ness Salt Lake city. Utah. Notice Is
hereby given that at a meeting Of the
board 81 directors. held on She 26th
dav. Of August. 1919. an assessment mo.
81 OF eight hundred and fifty dollars
tsS5O.oON per share was levied on the
outstanding capital stock Of the cor
poration. payab BILE Immediately To Z. II.
t-allister. treasurer of the corporation.
al 80 +. q. place. salt Lake city. Utah.
ANY stock upon when this assessment
may remain unpaid on tho Sth day OF
October. 1910. viii he delinquent and
advertised FOR sale at public auction.
and unless payment Is made before.
e4tb day Of October. 1910. TO pay the
delinquent assessment. together with
the cost Of advertising and expense OF
sale f. II CALLISTER. Secretary.
% -. o. Place. salt Lake City. Utah.
Date OF first publication. September
1. 1910.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES
Consult county clerk c. ;he respec-
tive signers for further information.)

Consult county clerk c. ;he respec-
tive signers for further information.)
~ THE PROBATE COURT. IN AND
Tor salt Lake county. state Of Utah.
In the matter Of the guardianship Of
the estate of Herbert MCCrystal a
m inor.-NotiCe or sale.
The undersigned will sell at private
sale an undivided one twenty-fourth
G--b interest Of said minor i'm and
TO lot L. i'm block 6. plat a" Eureka
townsite. Jusb county. Utah. also an
undivided one forty-eighth I-4S0 in
terest iu the Ridge. Union and Eclipse
mining claims. also an undivided one
seventy G--2l interest I'm and
90 the north extension Of the Zulu. the
north extension OF the Valley. and the
north extension of the Ridge mining
claims. all OF said property being stu
ated Ira the TintiC mining district. Jua o.
county. Utah. on the 5th day Of October.
1910. and written bids will be received
10y the undersigned addressed to room
go Judge building. I'm salt Lake CITY.
Utah. up 60 and including the date Of
said sale. Terms OF sale cash.
ESTELIE T.. M'GTRETN. Guardian.
Dated september II. 1910
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NOTICE OF LIMITED PARrNEns,r1r

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
limited partnership. in compliance with
Chapter 2, Title 50. Compiled Laws OF
Utah for 1907. under the name and
styie on Hes an q hesoe. Jhe general
liquors and cigars at No. 23q S0utb
Main street. salt Lake city. Utah. ana
elsewhere. The said cO-partners being
residents OF said city and state
All or the capital and property was
contributed by !. +. kehoe. the gen
eral partner. except the sum OF $3.50 90.
which has been contributed by &. II
Reagan. the special partner. Said part
nership iE to continue TO the first dav
OF September. 1915. at which time ~
shall terminate.
g. II REAGAN.
]. z. KEHOE.
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RAII.RnAn NOTES.

W. ~. Bancroft. vice president and
general manager OF the OREGON Short
line. accompanied by hiS assistant.
Fred *. EnicEerbocker. and T. ".
Plaistcd. assistant general freight
agent. returned from a trip over the
Idaho line yesterday afternoon. -. \.
Smith. chief clerk 10 Nr. Bancroft. IS
expected back iu tho city today.
a. a.. Burrows travelling passenger
agent Of the New York Central lines
or Denver. is I'm the city on business.
T.. 4. Wadleigh. assistant general
passenger agent FOR the Denver & Rio
Graude. and r. ~. Newell. chief or the
United. States reclamation service. to-
Eetuer with other government en-
Eineers. arrived In salt Lake yeSter-
day. bound for Nevada Inspecting gov
eminent projects.
u. W. Warren. travelling passeng ger
agent Tor tire Lehigh Valley railway
Of Denver. is iu the city ON business.
The oregon short line viii run a
complimentary excursion from ogden.
over the lake. this afternoon. carry
Ing about 250 delegates to the Good
Roads convention. The run will be
made over the great salt Lake cutoff
and rturn.
T.. VI. BaEIey. chief claims attorney
for tlc short line. IS hack at his desk
after a To-day trip 20 the East.
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over the line and discussing routine
matters with the company's repre-
sentatlvos in this city.
Despite Mr.. Clarke's declaration
that his crrand is prompted by moth
ing but routine business. there is
said TO be certain other matters
weighing on the vice presidents mind.
A recent copy Of the Denver Times
says a new chapter in the political life
OF the Denver & Rio Grande railroad
S. being written as the result Of the
resignation Of General superintendent
!. ". Dean Of Denver. The article
says:
Why Clarke l. GIum.
Mr.. Dean Is I'm Denver He wears
broad smile and IS as silent as a
ghost except to say that he IS too busy
10 investigate the three jobs offered
him. Horace W. Clarke. vice presi-
dent and general manager. has been
looking glum for several days. He
says 70 Is the weather and n bilious at
tack. His friends think 81 is the fight
ing dander trying 20 reach the sur
face.
The story IS the same one which ~
rehcarsed about once every two or
three years. only new figures are in
trOduccd into the scene. Vice Presi-
dent Clarke IS "a wealthy man and one
Of the best railroad operators shat
ever tackled the management OF a
mountain line. When he came 70 the
Rio Grande last fall ne told the mon
under him that ne wanted 20 make a
railroad out OF the Rio Grande. He
went down TO 81 Louis and asked
Dean 90 come out 20 Denver.
90 T want you To- get the business to
moving. stop those accidents and get
the road I'm shape Clarke is alleged to
have told him. I want the trains run
on time. and II YOU have 60 spend
money 60 do II. spend It. I'll o. X.
the bills
And Dean came. lie made good.
Word even went back % Kew york
that the Rio Grande was actually NOV
ing trains on time and that there
hadn't been wreck in three months.
Clarke seemed happy and his friends
were concentrating him. Dean
brought some good men with him and
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NOT ALTOGETHER
DUE TO WEATHER
lndlSpOSltion of Vice President
Clarke OF Rio Grande Has
an Explanation.
VISITS SALT LAKE AGAIN
Second Series Of Conferences With
Local Officials Of the Line in
Past Two Weeks.

Horace W. Clarke. second vice pres
ident OF the Denver & Rio Graude.
spent the day I'm salt Lake yesterday
holding long conferences with Colonel
T. ~ Benton. general agent Of the
passenger department. and with s. V.
Dorrah. assistant general freight
agent Emerging from tho private
sauCtums or the local officers. Mr.
Clarke had little to say I'm regard TO
his visit here. other than that ne was
merely making a trip Of inspection
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N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third judicial. district OF the state Of
Utah. county of salt Lake.
Harriet w. Hanger. plaintiff. VS..
David Hanger. dcfrudant.-Su summons.
The state of Utah TO the said defend
ant. You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within twenty DAYS after the
service or this summons upon YOU. if
served within the county On which this
action rs brought. otherwise within
thirty days after service, and defend
the above entitled action. and iu case
OF rour failure $50 To- DO. Judgment viii
be rendered aEainSt you according TO
the demand Of the complaint switch has
been filed with the clerk OF this court.
This action is brought Co dissolve tho
bonds Of matrimouv existing between
YOU and the plaintiff.
MAN BROWN.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
HARRIET w. HANGER.
Plaintiff.
=. o. Address SO Judge Building.
Salt Lake City. Utah
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
STATE DESERT LAND sELEC-


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
r :. Collett. Joseph 4. Mckee. d. D.
Nebeker and William A. Smart. doing
business under the name and style u
the Uintah Realty q Investment COM
pany IL being the intention 20 here
after eOrm an Incorporated company
under the name OF The Ouray valley
Land * Water company. has made APP
plicatlon TO rectaIm certain desert
lauGs pursuant to the act OF Congress
approved August Is, 1894. and acts
amendatory thereto. known as the
Carey land act, and pursuant 20 the
laws Of the state OF Utah relative
thereto and rules and regulations OF
the department Of the interior and OF
The said lands Tor which application
has been made and which 90 is sought
TO have the state cause 10 be segre-
stated from the public domain. are sit
uate in Uintah county. Utah. and more
particularly described as follows. 10
wit.
Salt Lake base and meridian: So swl.
NSrM4 NW4. SEA NV Of Sec T.: ~
SEA OF Sec. 20; NWs NNV4 81 NWi,
\ SN Z SE4 SW3. va SEA. SEA SEt
OF Sec. q; Lots ?. , ana OK Sec. IS.
SW3 Of Sec. 30. t.. s. X. 10 T.. Lots
J. and ) Of see 3; Lot I: 10 Ma Of
sec. 10, NW4. W 4 NE4. "a SWA /.
NMs SN.; va SEA Of Sec. n, SWs.
SW4 NW4 OF Sec 10. NE!. SEA: ~
NWt: "a SW5 OF Sec. IA, NJ NE3, Nit5
NW3 OF Sec. %. NW4 sN4 Ma NJ
SW4: W. SEA OF Sec. "a. NE3: NEl
NW4 OF Sec. 20, ia OK Sec. &c; ia OF
Sec. 30, Tp. =. r. ~ r.. Lots 1 and
=. - Me- OF Sec. ]. Lots and 4. ~
NWt; SEA Of Sec. I. S|4. SEs Ma
NEt SWa; SWg SWt OF Sec. II. va
NWs OF sec. IS. VA Sci: NwI sWs,
NW4 &W3 OF Sec "a. ~ NEI. NJ
VIVA. Eb SWs. SW4 SEA OF Sec. 10.
Lots 2, and 4 81 NEs. M SEA. SEA
SWl NW4: NtN5 MA Of Sec. -. Tp. Z
=. h. "a e, 81 Ma. Mi NEi, ~
SEA. SEA SE1 IL Sec. IL, Ei SW 4, ia
OF Sec. 20. NWl. 81 NE5. NW4 NE4'
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NOTICE TO CWEDIToRS.

ESTATE OF THOMAS d. ATKINS.
decea sed
Creditors viii present claims with
vouchers To the undersigned At No. as5
West Third North street. salt Lake
city. Utah. on or before the LIST dsv OF
February. 4. u. 1911.
ETA ATKINS
Administrative OF tho Estate OF Thomas
~. Atkins. Deceased.
Date Of first publication. september
20 A. u. 1919.
Joseph Lippmau. Attorney for Ad-
miuistratriN.
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rnNGRIG ATInN MnNrEEInnr

" 900 N0utn TnIrU East street. viii
hold services or Eosh HTashonah. com
mencing Monday evening. October 3. al
ESQ o'clock. and on You Kipur. Wed
nesday evening. October T.. Rabbi J.
Hr.eSh viii deliver English sermon al
All morning services.
Fpr renting seats apply az the syn
agogue. and at Alr. =. Shapiro's SIS East
Second south MIR. NJ 1.evy's. s5S south
St"t". and Mr.. $. Salmenson'S as Fast
Second South street
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rnuN Y EInN
NorIcE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF WALLACE Z. WHITE.
deCes sed.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to- the undcrsi Ened at 81 u.
p Walker building. Salt Lake city.
Utah. on or before the Goth day y,
December. 4. y. 1910.
ISABEL r. WHITE.
FNeoutriN Of last will and testament
Of wallace ". White. deceased.
Date % first publication. August p,
A. u. 1910.
Cyrus G. GstreU, Attorney for ENecu-
fwfw
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE or ELIZABETH p. JONES
Williams. Decea scd.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at the
office Of G. II. Backman. No. % South
Main street. Salt Lake CITY. Utah. on
or before the 18th day Of January. 4. ID.
1911
SARAH !. HARTMAN.
Adm nistrstriN Or tho Estate or Eliza
beth 7. Jones Williams. Deceased.
Date OF first publication. sept >.
a. u. 1910.
q. ". Bsckmsn. Attorney for Estate.
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NOTICE no CREDIToRs

ESTATE OF DAVID g. BURROWS.
deceased. Creditors will present
claims with vouchers TO the under
signed az the office % Edwin s sheets.
b13 Felt building. salt Lake City. on
or before the twelfth day Of January.
4. u. 1911.
MILFORD G. BURROWS.
Administrator or Estate OF David &
Burrows. Deceased.
Edwin :. Sheets. Attorney.
Date OF first publication. September
10. A. u. 1910.
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nGDEN ENrInsInNs

ia oregon short Line for futermoun-
tain EoCr-Statc fair and lntermourtain
Good Roads convention. Tickets on
sale september % to - inclusive. linn
tied Go september 80. Round trim sf.1O.
city ticket office 156 Main. Choice OF
eleven trains with fcrty-five minute
service mornings and afternoons.
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REAL ESTATE TRNNSFERS.

Ruth Petit Of al. to- Rudolph
wood subdivision -. .......E 2.7oo
Jennie =. Phillips 81 al. 20 Eliza
e.. Campbell part lot >. block
10. plat 4 ....--..........
Jennie +. Phillips 81 al. 90 Mary
r. Burton. part lot q. block 80.
f0-aCre plat 4 ..............
Mary w. Burton OF al. TO- Jeu-
ME Z. Phillips. part Tot 4. block
80. i0-acre plat a ....-.----.
Jennie p. Phillips Of al. 20 Eliza
q. Campbell part lot 4. block
80. 10-acre plat 4 ..........
Mary w Burton ct al To- Jeu-
rie T.. Phillips. part lot .. block
10. plat a ........-.........-...
Jennie y. Phillips Of al TO Mary
r. Burton. part Tot =. block
1H. plat A ....... ...........
Eunicc VI. Ross to r. g. Hunt
part N lot :. block Il. plat Y 5000
Mccartney Investment company
90 +. ~. Chapman. part lot l.
block 12. plat p ............ 5000
Luacine a. :. Clark 81 al. TO Fan
ME NJ :. Brother. part lot 3.
block 10. plat - ............ 10
James y. Price and wife TO Fred
Rose. part section =. town
ship south. range east .. 2.o00
Harriet ". Sells 10 Charles :.
Brothers. part lot I. block -.
Robert r. Trip and wife 20
Kimhall & Richards company.
lots 80 and IS. Burton place 10
/ Warm Springs Iron Works Co Jo-
seph q. silver. lots =. 2. %. 20
and 20. block n. Lake View
SUBDIVISION ..-. .-.......... ....... 1900
I p. Lamburd. ir.. ct al. TO r. Nc
! kenzie ct al. part section 2S.
township ! north. range
west -..... ........... 100
/ ". l.. Nelson and wife To- William
Stoncman. part lot .. block 6S
/ plat - .............. .....-...... 22'
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snow. 413 Tempietou Bldg, Salt Lake
CITY. Utah. on or before the 5th day OF
January. A. -. 1911.
DANIEL \ SPENCER.
JACOB r. SPENCER,
GEORGE s. SPENCER.
Executors.
Young & snow. Attorneys for ENecu-
tors.
Date Of first publication. September
B A. y. 1910.
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the same shall draw interest at the
rate Of per cent per annum ON the
par value thereof. such interest Co De-
fiscal year.
". A. NELDEN DRUG co.
Ry George p. Ford Secretary.
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the new force worked like twin
brothers
Then came the breakers. Clarke
forgot that Vice President Schlacks
was also vice president Of the Denver
& Rio Grande I'm spite OF the fact that
he had been sent out To San Fra ncisco.
They say "a nice little note came from
Mr.. Jeffery reminding him OF the
oversight. Mr.. Clsrkes words upon
reading the note were not given out
for publication. The strings were again
being tied around him.
Can't Run Road on Wind.
Complaints began to come in about
expenditures. Mr.. Clarke is said to
have informed Mr.. Jeffery that he
was unable to run a railroad on wind.
Then he presented Mr.. Deans little
bills for putting the road into shape.
Jeffevy's feelings are undescriba BILE,
according To the word that came back
from New York. The idea OF trying
90 run trains on time and spend good
money in doing it, II would bank
rupt them. Something must he done.
And something was done. Vice
President Schlacks made a tourney a
couple Of weeks ago from San Fran
cisco 10 New York He stopped off I'm
Denver long enough to call all the
heads Of departments together and tell
them how poor the road was and that
they would have TO cut down expenses.
He reached New York few days
later. Then came the words trickling
out from New York that the general
superintendent expenditures should
he cut down. AIR. Dean said that he
had his reputation to sustain and that
he didn't care a continental anyway.
So ne resigned. Mr. Clarke feels bad
ly 10 think that he can't run the rail
road which ne is paid to run. and
lays his bad feelings on the weather
and a bilious attack"
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Two million dollars guarantees the
accuracy or every abstract made hv
The salt Lake Security & Trust Co 70
Up. Main. We own ou- own records
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OEden Eanr-slntc I.nIr and Hor.c Rnc

Special electric train every dav via
BAN berger line. Leave salt Lake -
noon Fare $500 round trip. Septem Der
- TO %
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Utah Products company filed amend
Cd articles Increasing its capital stock
90 $4,000 in shares at 81 each.
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ESTATE OF CLAUDIUS Y. SPEN-
Ger. Decea
Creditors viii present claims TO the
Undersigned at the office OF Young *
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The Blacksmith Fork Light & Pow
er company OF salt Lake. capital stock.
100000. in shares at 500 each. paid
up by taking water rights i'm the
Blacksmith Fork on Rear river. Cache
county. n. :. Browning. president.
Alfred Bulge. vice president. A. y. IT.
vine. secretary and treasurer. and j.
J. shepard. II. g. Bulge. IT. g. Parker
and Joseph J. Cannon. additional di-
recfOre
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AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS.
Los angeles. Cal. september 2s 90 o.
fob~r

Make your reservations now via the
salt lake Route. salt Lake CITY TO Los
Angeles and return. $50. Tickets on
sale september - to 30. and GOOD re
turning until October 81. 1910.
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interpretations

The Wauship. ROckport & Hoytsville
Livestock * Range company filed an
amendment TO its articles Of incorpo-
ration with the secretary Of state yes
terday which included in the purpose
OF the organization the right especi-
ally to prohibit goats from pasturing
on the lands Of said corporation" An
other amendment instructed the Off
GERS Of the company to see that the
now provision is enforced. The amend
mentS are signed by William ". Moore
and irwin Critteuden. president and
secretary OF the company.
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LAHELA NORTH.
OSCAR LEHMAN ant
Emil ELM

Executors 81 the Estate Of Jacob Mo
ritz. Deceased.
Joseph Lippmsn. Attorney for the
Executors.
Date of first publication. August 20.
a. u. 1910.
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University Notes

The first chapel exercises OF the year
at the University Of Utah were held
yesterday. at which President Kings
bury spoke 20 the students and Mr.
Greenwich rendered a vocal selection
accompanied by Professor Coop. Dr.
KinEsbury spoke on the rules govern
ing the student body and laid especial
stress on the rule forbidding the use
Of tobacco and intONicants on the cam
pus.
The assembly hall was filled in the
afternoon FOR Raymond Duncan's lee
ture on the ideals OF Greek religion.
An interesting feature OF Mr.. Dun
cans lectures Is the ancient Greek
costume which he wears on all oCca-
sions. Mr.. Duncan dwelt at length on
the ideals OF the Greeks and their ap-
plicstion to modern practical life.
The student body executive board
possible methods OF advertising and
boosting the university. Mr.. Howells.
the student body president this year.
says that the slogan this year is to
be Boost for Greater College
The matinee dance held in the gym
nRsium yesterday afternoon was a
great success both socially and fiusn-
cially. It was originally conceived by
Miss Van Colt and Dr. Bolin TO be q
get acquainted dance" and several
unique methods Of getting acquainted
on large scale were introduced by
those in charge OF the affair.
Two important meetings are sched-
uled for next week The freshmen
permanent organization. and the medi-
cal students meet Monday afternoon
to discuss matters affecting them
selves
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF JACOB NORTH. DE
ceased
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers To the undersigned at The salt
Lake city Brewing cumpany's office.
northwest corner Tenth East and Fifth
South streets. salt Lake City. Utah. on
or before the twenty-siNth day OF June.
a. -. 1911.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS

ESTATE OF HENRY RUDY. DE
Cea Sed.
Creditors viii present claims with
vouchers To the undersigned at b5 COIN
merciaI block. salt Lake city. Titan. ON
or before the 27th day of January. ~ j..
1911.
JOHN =. RUDY.
CHARLES H. JENKINS.
Executors OF the Estate or Henry Rudy.
Deceased
Date Of first publication. September
"a a. ii. 1919.
w. r. Wilson. Attorney for said EN-
pCutOrS.
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=. O. Address SO Judge Ruildt
Salt Lake. city. Utah.
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z. L. Nelson and wife To- William
Stoncman. part Tot .. block SIS.
plat u .................
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-04

Can BE Easily Removed-Almost II
One NiEht-Like Magic.

Miss E. NJ. Berger of Beloit,
Wis, writes So interesting and
convincing a letter about how
she got rid of her freckles that
we gladly quote a part of it: 81
have used one jar of Kintho and
am simply delighted with the re-
suits. l was always Of the opin-
ion that freckles could NOT be
removed, but thought l would
give Kintho a trial, and it has
truly convinced me that freckles
CAN be removed. 1t has proved
all you claim for it."
If your case is like Miss Ber-
gers, get a two-ounce package
of Kintho (full strength) at the
toilet goods counter Of the Palais
Royal or Peoples Pharmacy, 9TH
st. and Mass. ave., and see if it
won't do the same for you.
Money back if it fails.