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TH SALT TAKSS HERALD MONDYAtGUST13 1894 o t
RAMONDS LETTER
Discussion of the Municipal Af
fairs of Ogden
WATER WORKS SYSTEM
AST OBJECT LESSOX FOR SAT LAKE
CITY
Some Chanscs That Should Be Uncle
In the Street Department The De
layed Sugar Is Being Rushed In
If Jtercstlnj Talk itt n licturn
Inc Delegate to the American
Railway Union Convention
Ogden Aug UThis has been a
busy day comparatively speaking for
the Junction City The farmers were
in even from the far outlying districts
and the business streets were lined
with vehicles of all descriptions They I
were both buying and selling and
made business lively the entire day I
Clerks were busy merchants were
smiling and the honest agricultural
ists and their families drove home
satisfied Many of the latter whom I
conversed with believed that the tide
has turned and with the coming of
statehood and settlement of the tariff
ah will be found all right
THE STREET DEPARTMENT
PH al pertaining to Ogdens street de
partment the methods now In vogue
are decidedly disastrous to the good
name and standing she ha acquired
abroad and a farsweeping a well as
radical departure from present lines is
essential to her future well being To
make the pioposition clear I must i
elaboratE to some extent on the mat
ter and in the end I believe that every
wellmeaning and publicspirited citi
zen in the city will coincide with my1
views In the first place Twentyfifth
street leading from the depot up to
the central business district is a mag
nificent thoroughfare I is paved all
the way up as far as the elegant Heed
hotel at Main street and upon ascend
ing the hill from there for several
hAks on up towards the basE of
Mount Ogden are to be seen on every
hand handsome private residences
It is a beautiful thoroughfare and the
people should see that it is maintained
in a ratio to its surroundings But
strange to say it is not The line of
asphalt is not brushed off and the re
fuse is not carted away in the night
time as is done in all other paved cit
ies On the other hand it is all done
In the broad glare of the day and vis
itors may well pause in consternation
as they witness the men with large
wire brooms at work in the midst of
the busy traffic There is a harsh
grate grat grate as the stout wire
is wiEldN and be it on the street pro
per or the crosswalks the pedestrians
are treated to the vile dust both in the
sns of smell and touch Strong men
t an dainty ladies passing by all get i
in v > dly quantity No distinction is
m il only that thos of the greatest
0 tward area carry home with them
m rp of i than those of lesser proportions
portions But they all hav the same
thoughts in reference to the evilan
evil that can well be abated without
additional cost to the taxpayers
Nor is the feature described the
worst of the dread nuisance and
scourge indeed no The piles of an
imal and other refuse are gathered in
to piles and left lying on each side of
the wel pay d street and only re
moved every second day Glancing
along the otherwise well kept and
beautiful thoroughfare one sees two
long lines of such refuse mounds
monuments as it were to someones
short sightedness Just think of it
I say stick a pin in all that Let
this be remembered Ogden must
needs do it in justice to her standing
No extra expense reed be incurred
Let the vork be done at night time
and the streets present that clean and
fresh appearance that should confront
the mornings traffic when ushered in
If no team Is kept for this purpose then
Burnish the men with hand carts The
latter s practicable and will meet the
emergency The traveling correspon
dent of Th Herald bas
no other ob
ject in view in thus discoursing on
Ogden affairs than to best subserve her
interests and I believe my efforts will
be so understood
THE WATERWORKS SYSTEM
The waterworks system here may
certainly be accounted a fine But the
city ont own it When the people let
gcf it about five years ago they laid
the foundation for a great and over
whelming discontent in the future
Prom tn concensus of opinion I glean
tnat already this is being made mani
fest through experience of the past and
IXnessing the great benefits derived
by V Mes owning their waterworksthe
capital for instance True Ogden has
a magnificent water supply and the
water is of the best The greater por
tion if not all the pipe lines are of
wrought iron and capable of standing
great pressure as has been demon
strated time and again But they find
that fir all this they pay a goodly sum
as witness thE following rates
Fivt > room house 800 per year
Sitv room house 945 per year and
45 cHs additional for every room
iy > TSP J3 cow 2 buggy 180 and
i1 sprinkling purposes is charged 4Y
cfnts per square yard and also 25 cents
per tree Figure all this up a against
what the people are taxed in Salt Lake
and one can se that there is a vast
difference leaning decidedly in favor
of the city owning its waterworks
Take fsr instance the Reed hotel and
what do you suppose the hotel company
pays for water yearly Aside from any
suh extras as enumerate above i
pays the royal sum of 900 per annum
10 ptr cent off for cash Should Salt
Lake ever be worked up to the pitch
of raising money by sale of its magnifi
cent waterworks it would do well to
cut out these plain figures and make of
them an alphabet teaching great future
prosperity and set off liberally with
common sense and good judgment
There can be no mistaking it I may
be that some time in the future Ogden
orporation will acquire possession of
chat she unwisely let g > and if so
1m yrs afterward who might desire to
ma a bid for purchase would do well
tft st encase themselves In bullet proof
ai r and also take out a policy on the I
nie bb recklessly surrendered in a I
SPir f greedthe relatives left behind
wouft have something to console them
Thi opinion is deduced from actual
bsrvatiOn and quit chats with the
re5ents The waterworks plant here
Ss t be sold at marshals sale on the 31st
Ins an i just what shape i will then
assume no one here ventures to say
However i is safe to assume that the
goloen egg will continue to be man
ipulated privately and to he end
gets that the consumer will pay for all he
AMONG THE RAILWAYS
The Southern Pacific brought in five
trewn of delayed freight this morning
anft a many more are coming in to
night irrespective of the many fruit
trains The Union Pacific took east
over 100 cars of fruit today and the
Bio Grande Western had out three full
trains of fruit
Superintendent Larry Maloy of the
Wyoming division arrived here in
private car 021 today and is looking
ever the field
General Superintendent Bancroft will
come down from Boise and arrive in
Sat Lake tomorrow mornin to Sunday
over
Superintendent Knapp of the South
4 ern Pacific is out west and will not
return until the fore part of the week
J E Griest chief clerk of the super
intendents office at Cheyenne Wells
c C Jo is doing Ogden but managed to
n down to Saltair for the day
l c adD of the Sixteenth
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I at Fort Douglas with Captain Mor
rison and McFolland in command will
I arrive from Reno and Wadsworth over
the Southern Pacific at 915 this even
ing There are six cars 1 told convey
ing the troops and equippage and ar
rangements are being made to run
them down special to the capitol
Major Bisbee of the Seventeenth
from Fort Russell received orders to
days to vacate Ogden and the two
companies that have been encamped
so long on the fiat in front of the Union
depot will leave tomorrow about 10
oclock for their old haunts and right
again well pleased are the boys to get home
SUGAR FAMINE OVER
Sugar is now coming in on nearly
every train over the Southern Pacific
and there need be no longer any fears
of shortage Salt Lake Provo and
Springville each were on the sugar list
thif morning in car load lots and still
it is coming I have been quite clear all
the time on sugar movements and when
Salt Lake people claimed they had got
it by the car load they hadnt To
illustrate I must tell you that as late
as yesterday Ogden was asked to help
out and she did so The large whole
sale house of John Scowcroft Sons
sent down fifty sacksit came high but
that made no difference It went down
a express matter and I rates were II
75 cents per sack I wont say to what
two Salt Lake firms it was sent In
connection r with this I am inclined to I
say that the big Ogden house made a
move that had the capital people made
they wouldnt have been so hard
pushed What was i Only this
While they had 1500 sacks tied up
somewhere on the Southern Pacific
not knowing when it would be liberated
in their favor they wired east for a few
cars of Philadelphia sugar and it was
rushed here from the east And those
fifty sacks that were expressed down
ff goldbug sugar and accounted
mighty fine too Other points profited
as well as the firm yesterday and to
day closed out 400 sacks of i I call
that enterprise
INSIDE A R U MATTERS
During the week I met and convers
ed with two of the delegates return
ing from the A R U convention held
at Chicago on the 2nd and 3rd insts
and from what can he gleaned to
I date the A R U still lives in prin
ciple and in time to come will rise up
as a very lively corpse This however
not in the olden way New lines are
marked out and will be followed on a
political basis The delegates were Mr
Hall from Oakland who was the tow
er switchman and is now under 3000
bonds The other was Mr Doughty of
Wadsworth an engineer also under
bonds He had a brother also an en
gineer running out of Ogden and both
went out on strike They are still out
Mr Doughty said The convention
was called for the purpose of acertain
ing precisely where we are at and
we now know There has been enough
saved from its wreck to warrant the
assertion that American workmen are
not downed in this unequal contest for
any great length of time and the A R
U in principle will rise up come to the
front and condemn unjust methods
used against It This will be done I
through the ballot box Matters were
carefully gone over and the strike is I
not officially declared off yet This for
certain reasons Many local unions
were advised to quietly subside but in
all the larger places they will continue
right along The Railway Times will
continue to be published and the
headquarters will be maintained in
Chicago at the same old stand I wish
to say to you that right now in Chica
go there is an average of thirty mem
bers a day joining the A R U I will
explain that these come from the fire I
men and engineers who are quitting
the protective orders that no longer
protect The records will show that
three B of L E divisions in south
Chicago have surrendered their char
ters and there are others on the coast
that have done likewise Another thing
I want you to quote me as saying Is
that Eugene Debs was personally op
posed to the strike but when the
men said strike he entered heartily in
to it He did all any man could do
and thats all there is to i A mistake
was made at the annual convention in
not admitting the colored man to mem
bership Had that been done I am pre
pared to say that Pullmans porters
would have been the first to step out
Labor in all its various channels should
stand united Naught else will prevail
against capital My instructions
Well I am going back home paying
my fare as I go and will go into poli
tics for a change I am done railroad
ing but hereafter I am going to be
one to see that the ballots go right if
words of mine go for aught
Mr Doughty is not of the fireeat
ing type by any means and is both
pleasant and affable in demeanor
Lack of time at this writing pre
vents putting up copy on a number
of interviews with many of the repre
sentative business men of Ogden
Their talk with the traveling corre
spondent of The Herald was on lines
significant in themselves and will lose
none of their interest while lying over
in my well filled note book Statehood
finance tariff government ownership
of railways and other matters are
freely talked of by Democrats and Re
publicans and while they widely differ
in feature they are none the less in
teresting to all RAY RAYMOND
Tired all the Time
Is the complaint of many poor mortals
who know not where to find relief
Hoods Sarsaparilla possesses just
those elements of strength which you
so earnestly crave I will build you
up give you an appetite strengthen
your stomach and nerves T it
Hoods pills act especially on the liv
er rousing It from torpidity to its nat
ural duties cures constipation and as
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AVASATCH RESORT
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Most Beautiful Place in the 3Ionn
tnliiM
Hereafter excursion tickets to
Wasatch will be 1 good for fye days
Fine fishing and hotel accommoda
tions Everyone should avail them
selves of this offer and take their fami
lies for an outing
EXCURSION 7VORTH VIA UNION
PACIFIC
Thursday August 10th
Thursday August 16 is the date of
the annual lowrate excursion via the
Union Pacific to all points north as
follows
Station Rate Limit
Brigham 235 10 days
Logan 350 15 days
Franklin 425 15 days
Preston 450 15 days
Oxford 450 15 days
Pocatello 750 15 days
Idaho Falls 1000 30 days
Market Lake 1100 30 days
Soda Springs 850 30 days
Montpelier 1000 30 days
Shoshone 1000 30 days
Halley 1300 30 days
This will be the only excursion of
thfe season to northern points Train
for Cache valley points will leave at
240 p m For all other points at G20
p m
Special aivangements have been
made for through train to Soda Springs
mid Montpelier
Tickets now on sale at city ticket
office 201 Main Street
Burlington Rontc Dining Curs
The Burlington Route is the only line
running dining care on the a la carte
pian between Denver and Omaha Kan
sas City and Chicago Passengers have
to pay only for what they eat Be
cure your ticket reads via the Burling
ton Route
Conforming with the new Rio Grande
Western time card passengers via the
Missouri Pacific railway now leave Pu
eblo at 7 p m arrlvng alt Kansas City
at 545 p m Through sleepers free
chair cars See that your ticket reads
via Missouri Pacific railway S V Der
rah Lake C city F P A 2UMorlan block Salt
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SEALSOn the Rio Grande Western
Railway Aug l 1S94 from the effects
of an accident Frederick O Seals son
of James and Roseanna Seals aged 30
years I
Funeral today Monday at 130 p m I
from Undertaker Joseph William Tay
lors funeral chapel Friends are respect
fully invited to attend
Transportation to the cemetery and re
turn for part of the family and imme
diate friends will be furnished by the
Salt Lake City railway company through
Superintendent W P Read
WANTED
WANTED FEMALE COOK AP
ply at No 4 Seventh East street
WANTED 4spRiNG WAGON IN
good running order cheap 55 South II
Third East
WANTEDEXPERIENCED DINING
room girl Enquire 240 State street
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WANTEDSTOCK SHEEP APPLY
S S Kingsbury 2 South Sixth East
WANTED GIRL TO DO GENERAL
housework Apply 535 South Main street
WANTEDGOOD CANVASERS LA
dles and gents can get good employment
by calling at 12S West South Temple I
street
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WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework Apply Mrs W J 3eattie 55
Ncrth West Temple
W WANTED GENTLE HORSE AND
phaeton until August 31 1S94 Addre3s 43
ruth Fifth East
WANTEDSI7UATIOMS
WJi NTED SITUATION TO CLEAN
cesspools and closets Terms reasonable
F Dallimore 221 East Eighth South
FOR SALE
FOR SALEBONDS RESTAURANT j
and real estate Cheap as they leave II
for England soon
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FOR SALECHEAP ONE LARGE
fire proof Mosler safe dimensions 3x6x6 ½
feet and weight 7900 pounds Apply to
county clerk of Box Elder county Box
I Elder Utah
TO EXCHANGE
TO EXCHANGE170 ACRE FARM 2
fine registered stallions furniture for 20
rooms 2 nice oity lots all clear for a
good residence in city Room 514 Mc
Cornick block
FOR SALEREAL ESTATE
350 3x8 near Liberty park
5500 3room frame 3rd W and 9th S
J650 4room frame W Sixth South
I SS50 3room frame Alameda avenue
ECO 9th W 3 S 150 cash balto suit
1100 2x7 on Brigham
1300 2xlO M street near First
51600 4room brick four blocks of P O
2200 5room brick four blocks of P O
3 20 8room brick modern on C street
H Bouford rooms 2526 OMeara building
FOR SALESEVEN ROOM TWO
story house and barn nearly new a
beautiful house choicest locution corner
60x125 east front Slo 0 cash balance
6x15
easy W E Hubbaxd 109 West Second
South
FOR SALE40 ACRE FARM NEAR
Draper 20 acre farm and other land at
Sprlngville 160 acre farm at Erda 1GO
acres land at Krda 10 houses and lots in
Salt Lake city from 450 to 0 very
cheap 23acre farm near LovendaM easy
payments Room 310 P O buUuug
I FOR SALEFIVE ROOM 3RICK
scuth front on First South near Rio
Grande Western depot on car line nice
lawn fenced trees etc lrOO easy pay
ment W E Hubbard 10D West Second
South
FOR SALEEAST WATERLOO AT
250 per lot Is the sts property now of
fered and ryt a few sales en will be
made at this extremely low price Easy
payments W E Hubbard 103 West
Second South
FOR SALE CHOICE FRUIT LAND
abundance of water 30 per acre one
tenth in Colorado cash balance and California nine yearly Is payments selling at
150 to 250 no better W E Hubbard
10D West Second South
TO TRADE
FORTY ACRES IN CACHE VALLEY
well improved for small home clear
120 acres at Pleasant Green good water
right for house in this city 213 acres U
mile of Logan fine improvements
high state of cultivation for modern
house this city 8room brick modern
elope in for Loan residence clear 160
acres near Deseret for house this city
12000 stock of general merchandiso for
income property this city Ogden im
proved and unimproved for Salt Lake H
Bouford rooms 2526 GMeara building
I SOCETIES
ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS
Friendly Society Court intermountain
No Sill meet at Gladstone ball Main
street on the first and third Wednesday
of each month at S oclock pm
TYM A ROBERTSON
Chief Ranger
GEO W ARHMOR
Financial Secretary
J C HANCHETT
Court Physician
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY ALWAYS ON HANDSEE
principal Russel L Tracy 4 Commercial
block
INSURA CO MONEY 6 ½ TO 3 PER
cent John J Snyder i9 Commercial Blk
ON IMPROVED PROPERTY SAWyer
yer Putnam Progress tuildlns i
8 PER CENT NET ON SAT LAKE
Improved business 1 residence property
only Ether J Grant Co agents r
Main i
PLENTY OF FARM MONEYMIL
lerHawley Mortgage company SS West
Second South
Patronize Our Want Golumns
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Most i Results
Surest Results
Quickest Results
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PERSONAL
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THOROUGH INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN
in electrolysis facial massage etc by
Prof T J Betiero rooms 219 and 220
Brooks Arcade I
I WILL KEEP YOUR BOOKS OR
collect accounts on moderate terms Ad
dress J Boehmer accountant 70 Culmer
block I
MMAHANS DETECTIVE AGENCY
Gladstone building 117 Main street I
rooms 25 and 26
ODORLESS SANITARY COMPANY
Office 67 Main street telephone 379 We
are the only sanitary company in the city
thoroughly equipped for cleaning cess
pools closets grease < traps etc lead anl
rrals removed premises dlsenfected after
doing the work Charges cheaper than
others and satisfaction guaranteed
PROF E FORD TEACHER OF
guitar mandolin banjo flute clarlonette
Apply at Snelgrove Co
IN BUYING OR SELLING YOU SAVE
money by calling at the I X L Second
Hand store 48 East Second South
PATRONIZE HOME MANUFACTURE
B Blake manufacturer of flower pots
earthenware vases pickle jars milk pans
jugs fruit jars and everything in the
earthenware line Pottery and residence
949 East Eighth South Our prices are
lower than eastern manufacturers
EXPRESS AKD FURNITURE VANS I
M KIMBALL LE h ORDERS
with Ing Surbaugh jeweler McCornlck build I
IngJ I i
J C WATSON BROS I
I 4 Richards street I
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PAINTERS I
PETERSON BROWN 6 WEST
First South Signs
STEAMHEATING
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P J IRA STEAM AND HOT 1
water heating andventilating apparatus I
33S State street
38 Stte
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BUSINESS CHANCES
DRY GOODS GENERAL MERCHAN
dise meat markets restaurants fruit and
cigar stands etc H Bouford Rooms 2
26 OMeara Building
DENTISTS
HAPPY HOUR DENTAL CO 212 ½ S
State St Appointments by mall solicited
J B KEYSOR BRO DENTISTS
Rooms 1 2 and S fIrst floor ScottAuer
bach Building
MACHINE AND GENERAL REPAIR
SHOPS
E HANAK MODEL AND PATTERN
work a specialty 61 East First South
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
McMAHANS DETECTIVE AGENCY
Rooms 2 and Gladstone building 117
Main 51 street Salt lake city P O box
ATTORNEYS
AURELIUS MINER ATTORNEYAT
law Office room No 201 Whittngliam
block First South street between East
j I and West Temple streets
SAWYER i PUTNAM
Attorneysat law
315 Progress Building
EUGENE LEWIS ATTORNEYAT
law Room 310 Postofflce Block
F E McGURRIN 311 DOOLY BLOCK
Stenographer and typewriter All kinds
Vt H DICKSON ATTOKNEYAT
law Rooms 1 to 515 Progress Building
JNO W JUDD ATTORNEYATLAW
and United States attorney for Utah
Rooms 10567 Commercial Block
LGOFBOUROW Li KAHN
C F William
Commercial Block
JAMES I MOYLE ATTORNEY
law Rooms 30i to S06 Cqnstltution Bldg
I J F CORKER PATENT ATTORNEY
Patents on inventions caveats etc jrat
I cut drawings models to order Office
251 Main street Salt Lake city
RICHARD B SHEPARD
Lawyer
3748 Commprclnl Block
ttlCHAKUS K RICHARDS ATTOR
neya and counselors Room 03 McCor
nick Block
SAMUEL A KING ATTORNBYAT
law First National Bank Building Provo
City Utah
Williams Van Cott Sutherland
Hooper Parley Block L Waldemar George
NOTICE
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
estate Notice Is hereby given that in
pursuance of ai order ot the probate
court of Salt Lake county territory of
Utah made on the Cth day of July J894
in the matter of the estate of Emma J
Whitecar deceased the Undersigned the
executor of the paid estate will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder for I
cash and subject to confirmation by
said probate court on the 30th day of i
August 1894 at 12 oclock m at the
south front door of the county court
house of Salt Lake cSunty in tile city
and county of SnIt Lake territory of
Utah all the right title Interest and
estate of the said Emma J Whitecar at
the time of her death and all the right
title and interest that the said estate
has by operation of law or otherwise ac
quired other than or in addition to that
of the said Emma J Whitecar at the
time of her death in and to all that cer
tain lot piece or parcel of land situate
lying and being in said city and county
and described as follows towit Part of
lot two 2 In block one hundred and
fifty 150 plat A Salt Lake city sur
vey commencing at the northwest
corner of said lot two 2 and running
thence south six 6 rods thence east
two 2 rods thence north six 6 rods
thence west two 2 rods to place of be
ginning containing twelve 12 square
rods of ground more or less Terms and
conditions of sale cash ten per cent of
the purchase money to be paid on the
day of sale balance on confirmation of
sale by said probate court Deed at ex
pense of purchaser
JAMES H WHITECAR
Executor of the Estate of Emma J
Whitecar Deceased
Dated August 6th 1894
I James H Movie Attorney Estate t
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT NEW HOUSE 2 ROOMS
FRENT
pantry closet hall and kitchen Apply
448 Third East
FOR RENT 7ROOM BRICK HOUSE
with bath on Canyon road cheap rent
Conway Donnellan 23 Commercial
block
FOR RENT FURNISHED
FOR RENT HOUSE 4 ROOMS FOR
housekeeping Cheap 866 East Second
South street
FOR RENTFURNISHED COTTAGE
146 West Fifth South street
FOR RENT TWO FURNISHED
rooms for light housekeeping 264 South
West Temple I
PLUMBERS I
HEESCH DAVIS SANITARY CO
49 East First South
ERSKINB BROS ALL KINDS OF
plumbing and gas fitting done promptly I
street at moderate prices 49 West First South
CITY ORDNANCES 1 i
AN ORDINANCE LEVYING THE
tax on the assessed value of the taxable
property within Salt Lake city for 1 the jl
year A D 1894
Section 1 Be it ordained by the cif
Secton of Salt Lake city territory cl
Utah that there is hereby levied and th
county assessor is hereby authorized to
levy and the county collector to collect
on the assessed value of all real estate
Improvements personal estate and tax I
able property in Salt Lake city for the
ear A D 1104 the sum of six and one
half mills on the dollar as provided by
resolution of sid council June 29th 1894
resoluton
Section 2 This ordinance to talce effect I
Secton in force irom and after its ap
proval
Passed by the city council of Salt Lake I
city territory of Utah July 17 is j4 ana I
referred to the mayor for his approval
G H BACKMAN City Recorder I
Approves this the 18th day of July A
D 1894 Vec R leN BASKIN Mayor
Territory of Utah City and County of
Salt Lae ss I G H Backman re
corder in anu ror said city to hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is a
full true and correct copy of an ordi
I nance entitled An ordinance levying the
I tax on the assessed value of the taxable
I property within Salt Lake city for the
year A D 1891 passed by the city coun
cil July 17r 1894 and approved by the
mayor July 18 1894 as appears of record
in my office In witness whereof I have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
corporate seal of said city this the 25th
day of July A D 1891
G H BACKMAN City Recorder
O No 114
ASSESSMENT NOTICE
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT =
Grant Brothers Livery and Transfer com
I I pany Location of principal place of busi
I ness No 40 South West Temple street
I Salt Lake city Utah Notice is hereby
given that at a meeting of the directors
held on Saturday August llth 1894 at 4
I oclock p m an assessment of 10 per
I cent viz 500 per share was levied on
the capital stock of the corporation pay
able on or before Thursday September
lath 1894 to Heber M Wells treasurer
I at the State Bank of Utah Salt Lake
i city Any stock upon which this assess
ment may remain unpaid on Saturday
September 15th 1894 will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction
and unless payment 1 is made before will
be sold on Wednesday October 3d 1891 at
12 oclock noon at the office of the treas
urer in said State Bank of Utah to pay
the delinquent assessment together with
cot of advertising and expense of sale
ELIAS A SMITH
Secretary Grant Brothers Livery and
Transfer Company No 40 South West
Temple Street Salt Lake CIty Utah
Salt Lake city August llth 1894
DULL TiflES
ADVERTISING
The best business lever Is advertising
newspaper advertising is the longest
lever and the quickest to move trade
Dull Times
Are the times to put forth the greatest
effort and the most money People
dont usually ask
For
What they have already I
Advertising
Cs merely
ASKING FOR TKADE
When the store is full every day cut
down your space Dont expect that
you will get a big trade in dull times
but keep count and youll find that the
advertising was profitable
Profitable
Right at the time and enormously profita
ble after a while The very fact that
only a few merchants are wise enough
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NOTICE
NOTICEUNITED STATES AND OFFICE SALT LAKE CITY UTAH
August 7 1894 To whom It may concern Notice is hereby given that the Central
Pacific Railroad Company has filed in this office a list of the lands situated within
the townships described below and has applied for a patent for said lands that
the list is open to the public for apple Id copy thereof by descriptive sub
divisions has been posted in a convenient place in this office for the Inspection of
all persons interested and the public generally Within the next sixty days fol
lowing the date of this notice protests or contests against the claim of the rail
road company to any tract or subdivision described in the list on the ground
that the same is more valuable for mineral than agricultural purposes will be re
ceived and noted for report to the General Land Office at Washington D C
BYRON GROO Register
FRANK HARRIS Receiver
North of base line and west and east of Salt Lake Principal Meridian Central
Pacific Railroad List Salt Lake City District Supplemental clear list 52
i LIST NO 1 DATED NOVEMBER 4 1885 SALT LAKE CITY
PARTS OF SECTIONS ISEC T I H I AREA I REMARKS
NE SW 4 17 iON 1W 40
Lot 5 of NW 19 SN 1WI 41 I
Lot 6 of NE i 19 9N lWI 1 1
Total 1 I I 201 17 I
LST NO 15 DATED OCTOBER 3 188 SALT LAKE CITY
PARTS OF SECTIONS SECI T I R I AREA I REMARKS
AU 1 SN lEI6116
SE1I n SN lB 160
Al 3 8N lE iO
W1 1 SEi and WI 9 ION lW 161
S tAt NE 11 51 4 NW 4 and Nl SW 13 ION 1W 2
Ny NY 1 SW NW 4 and WIj SEy 15 ION 11 20
Nl WY IW SE4 SW and EVI 1 ION 1W 6O
AU 2 ION 1WI 640
S NW J and SW 2 lOX lW 240
All ION 1W 610
SY i NE SW 4 of NW JA and 5 Z 2 ION VI 40
A I 29 ION lV 610
Et4 E1h NW NE of SWi and S4
SVI 3 ION 1WI 520
All iON lVi 60
E 25 SN lEi I 320
1 t cv ejo I
IsV SN 3 iI I 16 36
NW 2 8N 3EI 16
I S 2 SN IE 3
1 9N EI 1 3
5 ½ NE1Jj 51 NW3 and 5i12 13 SN lB ISO
i
All is 9N IE 1 640
Fractional V 31 ION lEI lIt 5
E1 3 91 lE 30
NEil SE1 15 iON 2W 40
KEI NEI Sl NE1 SEI NWI4 WY
NW and S 2 ION 2W 56
All 1 31 ION 2W 6 6
l 3 ON 2W 60
Total 1 1 I 1161 5Ti I
LIST NO 27 DATED ARIL 1 1 SALT LAI1 CIT
PARTS OF SECTIONS SEC TI I R AREA I REMARKS
NE n SN IE 16
NWI4 and S 1 1 8N 2E 484 2 t
i All 3 8N 2E 68 86
l 5 8N 2E 63 8
All 1 7 8N 2E 62 CO
Al 9 8N 2 60
Al 1 8N 2E 60
1 15 8N 2E 10
I 17 fN 2E 60
AI1 19 8N 2 62
All 2 8N 2E 60
8N 25 610
g
in SN 2E 640
l 21 SN 2EI 60
11 2 8N 21 6
All 31 8N 2E 621 76
Al
All 3 8N 2E 6iD
All SN 2E 6
All 3 9N 2E 641 2
1 5 9N 2E 640 32
Al l 7 9N 2F1 61 4
9 IN 2E 640
il 11 9N 2E 60
Al 13 9N 231 320
illl t M 9N 2E 640
ON 2E i
l 19 9N 2E 63964
1 21 9X 2E 60
W1 and SE 2 9N 2E 480
25 9N 2Et 1120
ii g SN 211 640
9N 2E II f
All 3 9N 2E 60 SO
All 3 ON 2EI 60 >
1 NI 2E 640i
Al 3
I Total 1 I j 120921 I 99 1
Grand total 1 I I I 3T 1 13 1
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING I
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDers I
NOTCE SPECAL
ers meetings To the stockholders of the
State Bank of Utah Notice is hereby
given that on the loth day of August A I
D 1S94 at the hour of 4 oclock p m of
said day at the office of said bank at the
fon I
corner of South Temple and Main streets
I Salt Lake city Utah a special lk meeting
of the stockholders of said bank will be
held for the purpose of amending the I I
articles of Incorporation of said bank by
changing the number oC directors from I
thirteen to such other number less than I
thirteen as the said meeting shall de I
termine thereby amending article 7 of
said articles of incorporation and to
transact such other business as shall I
properly come before such meeting The
fc notice Is given pursuant to an order I
of the board of directors
Dated July 10th A D 1894
HEBER J GRANT
President
HEBER M WELLS
Cashier
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
State Bank of Utah Notice Is hereby
given that on the 15th day of August
A D 1834 at the hour of 5 oclock p m
of said day tt teh banking house of sale
bank at corner of South Temple street
and Main street Salt Lake city Utah a
stockholders meeting rteC held for the
purpose of electing an entire board of
directors of said corporation t act for I
the ensuing year and for the transaction
of such other business as shall properly
come before such meeting I
Dated this 15th meetn July A D 1S94
By order of the board of directors
HEBER J GRANT
President
HlJBER M WELLS
Cashier
I
uuu MARSHALS SALE
MARSHALS SALE PURSUANT TO AN
execution to me directed by the district
court of the Third Judicial district of the
territory of Utah I shall expose at public
sale at the front door of the county court
1crsein the city of baIt Lake county of
Salt Lake and territory of Utah on the
21st day of August 1S94 at 12 oclock m
all the right title claim and interest of
Mary Davis of in and to the following
described real estate situate lying and be
ing In Salt Lake city Salt Lake county
territory of Utah and described as fol
lows towIt Lots number twentyseven
27 twentyeight 28 twentynine 29
and thirty 30 In block number two 2
Superior addition to Salt Lake city To be
told as the property of Mary Davis at the
la1
suit of John S Glllmore Terms of sale
CaSh
NAT M BRIGHAM
U S Marshal
Bv J B TIMMONY
Deputy Marshal
D ted SalULaKe City July 30 1S94
Eugene Lewis Attorney for Plaintiff
MARSHALLS SALEPURSUANT TO
an execution to me directed by the Third
Juducial district court of the territory of
Uath I shall expose at public sale at
the south front door of the county court
house in the city of Salt Lake county of
Salt Lake and territory of Utah on the
17th day of August 1891 at 12 oclock m
all the right title claim and Interest of
John S Cahooii and Margaret S Cahoon
of in and to the following described real
Il
estate situate lying and being In Salt
Lake county territory of Utah and de
scriDed as follows towit Commencing
scrloc
2778 rods north of the southeast corner
of lot seven m block thirtytwo 32 ten
10 acre plat A Big Field survey run
ning thence west fortysix 46 rods thence
north 1392 rods thence east fortysix 46
rods thence south 1392 rods to beginning
To be sold as the property of John S
Cahoon and Margaret S Cahoon at the
suit of Utah Stove and Hardware com
pany a corporation NAT Terms M BRIGHAM of sale cash
U S Marshal
By JOHN B CUMMOCK
Deputy Marshal
Dated at Salt Lake city July 2 1S94
J H Moyle Attorney for Plaintiff
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
ADMINISTRATRIX SALE OF REAL
estate Notice is hereby given that In
pursuance of an order of the probate
court of the county of Salt Lake terri
tory of Utah made on the 7th day of
August A D 1894 in the matter of the
estate of William J Woodtmry deceased
the undersigned the administratrix of
said estate will sell at private sale to
the highest bidder for cash and sub
ject to confirmation by said probate
court on or after Friday the 24th day
of August A D 1S94 at 12 oclock m
at the office of S W Darke 47 Hooper
block Salt Lake city in the county of
Salt Lake all the right title Interest and
estate of the said William J Woodbury
at the time of his death and also all
the right title and Interest that the said
estate has by operation of law or other
wise acquired other than or in addition
to that of the said Intestate at the time
of his death in and to that certain lot
piece or parcel of land situate lying and
being In Salt Lake city Salt Lake
county Utah territory and bounded and
particularly described as follows towit
partcularlY lot seven 7 in block thirty
one 31 plat A of Salt Lake city survey
commencing at a point thirteen 13 feet
north of the southeast corner of said lot
and running thence north four 4 rods
more or less thence west seven 7 rods
thence south four 4 rods more or less
thence east seven 7 rods to the place of
u
i
p
beginning Bids or offers may be made
at any time after the first publication of
this notice and before the making of
this sale Bids must be In writing and
left at the office of S W Darke room
47 Hooper block Salt Lake city or de
livered to the undersigned personally
Terms and conditions of sale Ten pa
cent of price bid to accompany the offer
balance cash on confirmation of sale b
said probate court deed expense of pur
chaser
LOUISA WOODBURY
Administratrix of the estate of William
J Woodbury deceased
S W Darke Attorney for Administrator
PROBATE COURT ORDERS
IN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND
for Salt Lake county territory of Utah
In the matter of the estate of Wogu
Jacob Woguson deceased notice Notice
is hereby given that Soren C Woguson
executor of the estate of Wogu Jacob
Wog
Woguson deceased has rendered for set
tlement and fed In said court his final
account of his administration of said es
tate and petition for final distribution of
the residue of said estate among the per
sons entitled thereto and that Wednes
day the 5th day of September A D
1S94 at 10 oclock a m at the court
room of said court in the county court
house Salt Lake city and county Utah
territory has been duly appointed by the
judge of said court for the settlement
settement
of said account and hearing said petition
for distribution at which time and place
any person interested In said estate may
appear and show cause if any there be
why said account should not be settled
and approved and final distribution made
as prayed for
Dated August 9th A D89t
H V MELOY
Clerk of the Probate Court
By J F JACK
Deputy
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ES
tate Notice is hereby given that in pur
suance of an order of the probate court
of the county of Salt Lake territory of
I Utah made on the 7th day of August
A D 1894 in the matter of the estate
of Abraham Coon deceased the under
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signed executors of the last will and tes
tament of said deceased will sell at pri
vate sale to the highest bidder for cash
and subject to confirmation by said pro
bate court on Friday the 24th day of
August A D 1894 at 12 oclock m at
the office of S W Darke Hooper block
Salt Lake city in the county of Salt
Lake all the right title interest and es
tate of the said Abraham Coon deceased
at the time of his death and also all the
right title and Interest that the said es
tate has by operation of law or other
wise acquired other than or In addition
to that of the said testate at the time of
his death in and to all that certain piece
or parcel of land situated In Salt Lake
county Utah territory and described as
follows towlt Beginning at a point
forty 40 rods south of the northeast
corner or section twentyseven 27 in
township one 1 north of range one 1
west of the Salt Lake meridian and run
ning thence west eighteen 18 rods
thence south sixtyfour 64 rods more or
less thence east eighteen IS rods thence
north sixtyfour 64 rods more or less
to the place of beginning Also that cer
tain lot piece or parcel of land situate
in Salt Lake city Salt Lake county
Utah territory particularly described as
follows towlt A part of lot seven 7
In block ninetyeight 98 plat A of said
Salt Lake city survey commencing at
the northeast corner of said lot and run
ning thence south twenty 20 rods
thence west six 6 rods thence north
twenty 20 rods thence east six 6 rods
to the place of beginning subject how t
I ever to the right of way for the use of
adjoining property owners of a strip ot
land described as follows Commencng
at a point six 6 rods west of the north
east corner of said lot and running
thence south seven and onehalf 71 >
rods thence east eight 8 feet thence
north seven and onehalf 7 rods
thence west eight 8 feet to the point of
beginning Bids or offers may be made
at any time after the first publication of
this notice and before the making of the
sale Bids must be In writing and left
at the office of S W Darke Hooper
block Salt Lake city or delivered to
the undersigned personally Bids will be
accepted for the whole or for any par
ticular parcel as above described Terms
and conditions of sale Cash on confir
mation of sale by said probate court
deeds at expense of purchasers
JAMES D COON
ISAAC COON
I Executors of the last will and testament
of Abraham Coon deceased
I S W Darke Attorney for Executors
TERRITORY OF UTAH Ifc THE
probate court of Salt Lake county In
the matter of the estate of Jonathan M
1 Williamson deceased On reading and
filing the petition of Boyd Park executor
of the said estate praying for leave to
1 make a loan not exceeding five thousand
I 5000 dollars for the purposes of said
administration Now therefore It ia or
dered that said petition be heard before I
this court at the county court house in
Salt Lake city In said territory on the
I 16th day of August 1594 and that notice
be 6iven of the pendency of said petitIon
I
and of said hear ng by publishing a COpY
I order the S4t Lake Daily Her
in
OL this um 4 Ait vit fcjn fcw p
t aid for four weeks successively before
the said day of hearing
I Dated July 17 1894
JACOB B BLAIR
Probate Judge for Salt Lake county