The Salt Lake Herald from Salt Lake City, Utah • Page 7

4r i i I THE SALT LAKE HERALD THURSDAY AUGUST 4 1898 7 STOCKS IRE STRONG Sentiment of Wall Street Is Un mistakeably Bullish Bulsh NOT DUE TO PEACE TALK ABUNDANT SUPPLIES OF JrOEY IN THE INTEBIOB All the Talk Is of Increase In Trade and Industrial Expansion Northern Pacific Beorsanization Bonds Beach ParLarge Absorption of Other Bailroad Bonds New York Aug 3 LThere was no great outburst of speculative enthusiasm in the stock market today as a result the peace news The market broadened out I materially and was confidently strong all I I day but Inquiring observers feel consid cradle doubt whether the peace prospects I i had much to do with the rise Of much i I more effect is the generally growing conviction I that the dullness or the local money market is not at all due to sluggish I trade conditions but rather to the I i abundant supplies of money at Interior 11 i points to meet the retirements of expanding business and the movement thus 4 far of the crops Yesterdays gold imports I I resulted in stilfemng loreijm exchange and in appreciably easier money Rites for time loans Exchange experts are not able to figure any profit on tne gold Import operation at the present level of exchange and the en i gagcment must be accepted as anticipative 1 I ft ive future conditions 4 I The general tenor of talk heard in Wall i i i street is all of expected increase of trade and indubtrial expansions The general view on the street is unmistakably bulli isW The strength of the market today was taken advantage of to realize profits in nome of the recently manipulated in dusfrial specialties but there was a broad and comprehensive demand for thastand ard stocks the grangers and the favorite dividend payers leading Dealings in bonds were also active and well distributed A feature of the day was the rise to par of the Northern Pacmc mis IH oie or a large class of similar bonds issued recently cently for reorganizations which have been favorites in the bond market The Northern Pacific mortgage is the first of them rise to par I jf There was a very large absorption of other railroad bonds which have been gaining added security from the largely increased earnings by railroads in the last fiscal yea Total sales 575000 4s the os and the old 4s regular advanced and the 3s when issued 4 in the bid prices Total prces stocks today ooow shares Including 13050 Atchison prefered I 7760 Central Pacific 24340 4o60 Manhattan 4600 11 preferred 3 592 New York Central 4500 Northern Pacific 55GO Northern Pacific preferred 11160 Rock Island 21350 St Paul 13990 I I Union Pacific preferred 3225 I 1i3 Cotton Oil 3340 Coton Oil preferred i I 14130 Chicago Greatwestern i 63795 Peoples Gas 3060 Lead 4265 Pacific i Mail 33500 Sugar 6000 Leather preferred 16390 Rubber 3400 Ruber preferred 10163 Western Union BOND QUOTATIONS 4s HlVjlNo Pac lsts112 do coup 121 4 do 3s 64 I I 4s r127 do 4s 10 do coup u1l St I I do2dsr7 97 I 4s pref 1QI 9J jN i2l dos pl1 tN jS121 District 3s216iI dodeb5s11i AtchsionJs 052 IsIS li do adj 4sr 710 4s OS Can Sn Mrf 1159V 6s 1 Chi Term 4s 87iO 5s ri ojfe 5s 154 Pacific 6s of 5510214 4 Reading 4s 82 pref Tl04JR Ists IJts110St 1 itR G4s 05Vi Con 5i 93 East Tenn Ists 105 San Erie Gen 4s 18i Gen 6i211SV4 IsIs I St VtC jrrr iH5 1 Fi A 73ISlPC IstsllS Gen Elec 5s105 do 5s 116 GHS A 6sJ04 So Ry 5s do 2ds 105 is 6s tTJ e4 llO Term new spt 3s4I do con 15 pre11 Gists1D3 Iowa lst1 10 do reb 2s 43 LNU4s SO UPDG1t76 11 I 31ca1J1St 1 do 4s l0 du 24s 4 I Oy4SC tJI Yh Shorn 4s i2 5 n2 STOCK QUOTATIONS Atchison 13 St 9m 83 do pre 13ySt do pref 13 0 13 1 116 Can Pac So Pac 21 Can So 53 So SCent Pac 16 do pre CO 22TI 12 A I lt I pref 62 Q10S I gf Ill 16 abash CCStL42 co pre 19 do pref S4 1 8 do pre AI I W151 Adam1 Ex a 102 12 1 Amer 13 do I1ref 5 United Statesn Erlo knew 131 Well Fargo 1n dv 1st pred 3 A Cot Oil 24 FLWdyno 17l do pret 83 Gt Nor prefU2 Amer Spirits 12 lIla Cent 107 fl do pref I lAm Tobacco 127 dthpref 7 do prei 111 Lake Sho1o 192 Peoples Gas 99 4Coni Gas 201 fan IOl I Mt St I La I I 20 nf Mini Cent107J dJp 11nn St Gel Elec 94 fh 1bt preL 88 Steel 5 Itlo Faa 3 Laciedo Gas 52 Ito 0 Lead 11 i 1 do pre 1O do pre Hi Nat Lin OU 71 ChI Ind II Pacific Mall 3P4 do pre a Silver Cert SSi ISlve 5 lS Sugar l39 I SL L12l Pulhn2 Pi Pa tlt I do 1st pret 6 i do pref 11 do 2nd preC IT 1 2H 1 Nor West 15 Iu Leather 71 xo Pac suik ao lire cb do pref 72 Rubber 39 4i i do pref 3S i4 21 West Union 94 Ilttsbmg 170 W133 Reading 17 do pref 175 Rock Island 97R 26 St 71 do pref 68 dd 1st preL 29iH Co 2 St IaulOlReading 1st pref 41 do pref lj2V JB 5J 1 1 common 24 NEW YORK MINING STOC SCholar Ontario 250 Va 25lOphir 24 Deadwood 3 Plymouth 12 03Quicksilrei 125 12i 50 do pref 400 Homestake 4500Sierra Nevada 50 Iron Sliver 601 Standard 150 Mexican 10 Union Con 20 Yellow Jacket 2 2 SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS San Franclpco Aug 3The official closing quotations for mining stocks today were as follows ij Alta OSIKentucky Con wb Alpha Con 0 Mexican 15 Andes Occidental Con 53 Belcher 1 Ophir 25 1i Overman 05 Caledonia 19 Potosi 0 Challenge Con Savage 13 Chollnr Scorpion 02 Confidence AO Sierra Nevada 32 Va 39 Silver Hill 07 Crown Point 07 Union Con 22 Utah Con 05 7 Yellow Jacket 20 Justice 07 Standard 160 i Stocks at London New York Aug 3The Evening Posts London finacial cablegram The markets here were quiet today but of a good tone and prices were well main tined The principal feature was the rise in such foreign stocks as Spanish Egyptian Brazilian and Argentine Span ish securities were largely bought on Paris orders I orers 1 Americans were in good supply at the I 4 rise in New York There was some pro 1 i fesslonal buying here Prices closed at about the best Grand Trunks were I steady in spite of bad traffic returns The best quarters look for further gold shipments to New York Nevertheless the London discount rate is a trifle vaster because of the plethora of money the I scarcity of bills and the steadiness of con tinental exchanges I Loans and Silver New York Aug 3Money on call steady VA lA per cent last loan 1 percent cent Prime mercantile paper 3ft4 mercante f4 percent Sterling exchange firm with actual business in bankers bills at 4S5Vi4S5y I nr A 4S1 I I i i hMans i il I tea is i Schillings Best It delicious thClUS 31 I days posted rates 4S4AS4S5 and 4SG 4Si5 Comercial bills 424S23i Silver certificates 5 591 Bar silver 69 Mexican dollars 45 The Metal Markets New York Aug 3 Several departments of the local metal market showed a decided Improvement today but business was inactive as I rule At the close the metal exchange called pig iron warrants steac with t5 bid and 6o askea Lake coper Unchanged at 1130 Tin Firmer with 1575 bid and ISSo asked Lead Dull with 392 bid and 397 askqd asked asked aSSiHlter Dull with 450 bid and 463 Tho firm naming the selling price far leading western miners and smelters quotes lead at 3SO I GRAIN AND PROVISIONS I Big Slump In Provisions Caused By Selling Hovameiu Chicago Aug 3 Higher Liverpool cables I as a result of wet weather throughout I England gave wheat a good start here The domestic receipts were still more noticeablv email than they were yes terca That was a further reason for strength and as the figures were made i I known during the first hour of the session i addition as jnue to tne nit advance Chicago received itS only cars I against 136 last year Business in the pit was quite active at times but not much of it came from outside of Chicago There was an active demand for wheat for shipment east The quotations from Paris were at about Ic a oushel reduction This weakness caused a break in the bullishness hero hut the market soon revived when it became rumored around that the quantity sold here for prompt shipment 1 east amounted to 400000 oushles Septem I her closed Vf hicrhpr and December I un guinea JC Improved prospects for the corn crop i brought about oy plenteous rains weakened i corn Moderate selling by the country 4 caused prices to fall orf early Later however the initial logs was partly recovered on buying against puts and a better i export demand The close was tc lower 101 eptember I A good shipping demand and moderate buyinir for tne outside account held oats 1 i firm Crop damage reports were also an I influence September rose fefe 14c on the I i day I I Provisions furnished a sensation on excessive selling by several of the prominent racking interests At one time pork was of SOc lard 20c and ribs 3c Covering by shorts to secure profits resulted In a I reaction but the market received no sub 1 stantial support and the feeling remained 1 Weak throughout the session Traders generally were mystified by the sudden demoralization but several operators were of the opinion that the good prospects for ending the war with Spain was responsible i September pork declined 30c lard 15c i and ribs 20c The leading futures ranged as follows 1 WHEAT NO 2 I Up Hisn Low i Cipae Aug 166V 15794 G6V4 67 Sept 65i14166 ICG 16 Dec 64e ite5i 64 lOiss May 65 1 111114 16i tORro I JlJl I nigh i low JlosO Aug 32I321432 Sept 1 325ij32 137 I32U32 32 I Dec IJ3 ru3s 3333I3232 33 May l3S435l35 35 35V I OATS 13j351 i Open I High i Low Close I Sept 20 20204i20ss 1 2020 3 MayJ3 23 123r J2W2 MESS PCRlC Per Bbl I 1Opsa 1 I HiRluj Low iClipif I Sept Tr912 1 l92OTIis7OicSS7 1 I LARD Per luu Lbs I Open I High i Low I Clot I Sept f533 I I 535F515 I I 520 I Oct 1 530 i 53t l5t9 I 525 i riHOKT KIBS Per 10 Thsf I it I 1fign 1 1ow I Close Sept I 53 I 53 I 505 I 515 I Oct 11 50 I 53 I I 510 I 520 Cash quotations were as follows I Flour Dull and weak 25c lower I Wheat No 3 spring 6S75 No 2 red 6S CornNo 2 32324 Oats No 2 2iro21 102 white 2o2S 1 No 3 white 24 2 Rye No 2 41 I Barley No 2 334 Flax SeedNo 1 S6 I Timothy Seed Prime 260 Mess PorkPer barrel SOgSSo I Lard Per 100 pounds 3151520 Sides 1 Short ribs loose 3055540 I Shoulders Dry salted boxed 475i1J5 Sides Short clear boxed 58O575 I Artieles Recpt Ship I FlpuiTbarrels I 21700i 8400 Wbeafe bushels I 363001 11800 Corn tnisheds 15790JOI655 i Oat bushels I 3S3O0O679000 Rye bushels 20i3 640li Barley bushels I o400 I Chicago Live Stock Chicago Aug 3Cattle were in good demand I Tind olOc higher for best grades I I i I Choice steers 52SX565 medium 465ff4S5 beef steers 4C Ki40 stockers and feeders i 300S465 hub 25Jft 430 cows and heifers I 300d42u calves 3258z70O western steers 375 g525 Texans 27 f450 Kogs were fairly active at a decline of 5c Fair to choice 3SO392 packers I I 35063375 butchers 300ii3iHJ mixed 360 I S71A light 360fi357pigs 2753SO I There was a good demand for sheep at ruling lrices Poor to prime lambs 37511 i 635 native sheep 300i475 rams 225J 34U western rangers 375420 Beceiptfc Cattle 11500 hogs ZOO Iiep 12000 I Live Stock Kansas City Kansas City Aug 3 Cattle Receipts i 6500 Market steady to strong Native I steers 325J525 Texas steers 300495 I Texas cows 240fi375 native cows and I I heifers lCOj510 stockers and feeders I 200 475 bulls 2630360 HOgsReceipts 15000 market 5c lower Bulk of sales 355 375 heavy 3653SO heavies 350 375 mixed 350i370 lights 345 5C5 yorkers 360 363 pigs 315355 SheepReceipts 6000 marlet firmer Lambs 3006jO muttons 250JI470 Omaha Live Stock Omaha Aug 3 Cattle Receipts 3900 I market active and stronger Native beef steers 540 western steers 400460 cows and heifers 273410 Hogs Receipts 10100 market Slaloo I lower Heavy 365 jf375 mixed SG3S367 light SGOff365 bulk of sales 365367 Sheep Receipts 3300 steady Fair to choice natives 370Q410 do westerns 3COii400 common 350390 lambs 40011 GOTL Denver Live Stock Denver Cob Aug 3Cattle Receipts 309 Market dull but steady beef steers SSSUSTcO cows 300 400 feeders freight paid to river 837511150 stockers do 35011 460 bulls and stags 83511523 HogsReceipts 100 Market lOc lower light packers 30011363 mix 3Cog3 heavy 3GOff370 Sheep Receipts none Market unchanged Coffee and Sugar New York Aug 3 Options closed steady unchanged to 5 points lower Sales 21000 bags including September 530 Spot coffee Rio dull about steady No 7 invoice 6 No 7 jobing Sugar Raw quiet but firm fair refining 3 centrifugals 96test 4 Sales business chiefly in small lots on basis of above prices Refined firm Your Pace Shows the state of your feelings and the state of your health as well Im blood makes itself pure isel apparent In a pale and sallow complexion Pimples and Skin Eruptions I you are feel inS weak and worn out and do not hay a healthy appearance you should try Ackers Blood Elixir Itcures all blood diseases where cheap Sarsaparillas and socalled purifiers fail knowing this we sell every bottle on a positive wesel ever botte 01 positve guarantee For sale by ri I Drug Uertf i Ladies Hose In Black or Tan regular 30cent quality at 15 cents a pair on Friday 10 to 12 oclock at Jl TTJDp I iT1 0 I FAMIt1E Nt HAVANA Many People Dying Prom Hunger Every Day FOOD CANNOT BE BOUGHT EDQRSEFLESH SELLING AT si PEE POUITD Four Thousand Heconcentrados Are Dying From Starvation at Eav a Merchants Have Made For I tunes Speculating In Provisions Spanish Residents Escaping 5 New York Aug Accounts of the condition of affairs in Havana Matan zts and Cardenas have been given by passengers of the steamerFridtjof Nan sen which has arrived from Sagua She brought 29 refugees most of whom were Spaniards who had made all sorts of sacrifices to escape from the island in anticipation of its being contiollcd by the insurgents Many ot them were well supplied with fund having turned all their available pioperty into cash They paa 25O for passage Almost al those aboard being Spanish sympathizers a meeting was held in the salon while the hip was off Bar i negat at which a majority pledged I themrelxes to refuse to give any information to Americans regarding the 1 condition of things in Cuba A few I however consented to talk after they I I got ashore but even they were unwili I ing to permit their names to be used I One woman who had reached Sagua by rail from Havana said that the condition 1 oC affahs in the capital was deplorable I and was daily growing worse 1 There is plenty of money she said I but of what use is it when it will hardly purchase anything It is impossible I to get beef ait any price and 1 even horseflesh costs SI a pound Bread costs 28 cents a pound and is very bad i at that Eggs which are brought in from the Country in small Quantities I cost 33 cents each The supply of condensed milk is practically exhausted and the little lett ia sold at 2 for a can such as you buy here for 10 cents On the average 10 to 12 persons are I found dead of starvation in the streets I every day and this takes no account of I the scores who daily died of hunger in the houses No words can describe the I horrors of Los Foscos at the foot of the Prado where the reconcentrados are herded together I was told that there were no less than 4000 of these miserable people in the place when I I came away and they are dying by hundreds for of course nothing is beins dene for their relief even the government has not enough food for its own soldiers Worse than thisthe officials beat and abuse them shamefully A few gas lamps are still burning in the streets but the electric lights are only lighted on Thursday nights when there is music in the Parquet Centrale I What a ghastly mockery those band concerts are with EO many people 1 starving to death within sound of the I music All the theatres are closed and their lobbies are nightly crowded with the homeless aoor Wine is the only thing in the city that is plentiful and cheap so that even the poor can get a little at times Almost all the stores in Weyier and Oreilly streets are closed as are the principal hotels The stock of coal is almost completely exhausted and for a few days the local trains that run to Vedado past the Santa Clara battery were stopped for want of fuel They 1 are now burning wood but even that will soon be gone Juan Zarraga Sartez said I do not know anything of the conditions in Havana but I do know that there is much misery at Cardenas and Matan I zas Things however might be worse considering tha stringency of the blockade Much starvation has been avoided by the foresight of the merchants who in anticipation of the outbreak of war laid in large stores of provisions Of course they have sold at high prices and I heard of one man who made 400 000 in a speculation in flour in Sagua All the stores which have provisions are kept under constant guard by soldiers i to prevent the itarving people from looting them Every one is tired of the war and on all hands one hears I prayers that peace will soon come The Narsen brought up a cargo of sugar which she discharged at Wil liamsburg She also brought 368 bales of tobacco and 322 cases of cigars This i was the first cargo of sugar reaching the United States since the surrender of Santiago Havana Aug 3The free kitchens here have distributed about 17000 ra i tions during the last two days It Is estimated that about 13000 persons are being fed daily from charitable sources The municipality contributed 4000 monthly to the charitable funds From today on about 19000 rations will be distributed daily NEWS OF THE WEST Elko Nov people claim that a certain part of the town is haunted by the ghost of two horses A young couple out strol ling in the moonlight saw the apparitions which were described as most horrifying Their blood red tongues were hanging from their mouths their protruding eyes I flashed lire and their whole bodies seemed to be quivering in horrible agony The spoony couple who a few minutes before I had been oblivious to the world says the Argonaut started in a mad flight through the sagebrush down over the hill towauls the Humboldt nor stopped until splash they plunged among some bathers who were performing their nightly ablutions by moonlight Then there was more scrambling and spluttering and plashing which enaed by all disappearing among the willows Someone notified the au i thoritics who have decided that a deeper grave will bo essential to flip nonroful 01 the equine spirits Collins who was one of a party that went down the Bitter Root river in a skiff to Missoula Mont reports a very pleasant trip but a perilous one and says that the voyage is not one that can be recommended to all There are places in the river where the channel is narrow and the current is like a mill race These portions of the river too are usually full of snags and the strain on the nerves is not calculated to make the trip a restful one The Winnemucca Advocate reports a dastardly attempt to poison Mr Summer all a wellknown resident of Palisade by someone placing strychnine in the tea kettle of water which was afterward used in making mush for breakfast Mr Sum merall partook of the mush and was made violently ill with all the symptoms of strychnine poisoning and the Battle Mountain doctor was immediately sent for who after much labor succeded in saving the mans life Suspicion points to certain neighbors The body of Dan Caughlin whose drowmnsr has been noted before was recovered 100 yards below where he was drowned near Missoula Mont Coroner Hayes of Missoula has been in formed of the accidental drowning of an unknown man in the Blackfoot near Gold creek The Govi Reports show Royal Baking Powder superior to all others WALKING TO SALT LAKE Englishman Will Make the Journey Prom Boston In Ninety Days Springfield Mass Aug 3Henry Perclval an Englishman yho left Boston Aug 1 to walk to Salt Lake City Utah within 90 days on a wager passed through this city last night He covered the distance from Worcester since tr vasterdav morning i OGDEN BUREAU Business end Editorial Offlca 524 Utah Loan and Trust Building Telephone 293 Ogden August 4 CLIFTON BROWNING Noted Pioneer of V7cberr County Passed Away Yesterday Clifton Browning died yesterday morning at 730 at his home 3128 Adams avnrrie The end was expected for since Sunday night when he lapsed into unconsciousness his cluldreu grandchildren have known that ae end might come at any moment Mr Browning has been a conspicuous and respected citizen of Utah for about half a century and performed an important part in the earjy days of Weber county He va born in Sumner county Tenn and came to Utah in 1S4S He was the first sheriff of Weber county also served on the police force in early days In 1S56 he went ona mission to the Salmon river country in Idaho and spenttwo years with the Indians in I i I1k1 I 5Ii4f11 I CLIFTON BROWNING Pioneer isttucting them in farming The past five years have fittingly rounded out his Ions active and useful career During that period his life has been devoted to works of charity He could not sit quietly and enjoy his wellearn ed rest while others were in want So day after day he has been seen driving about the city visiting the sick and the poor Cases of want were either relieved directly him or reported to those who could and would relieve it His end camepeacefully just as the full beauty of glorious morning was dawning over the valley he loved so well He was the father of ten children seven of whom are living namely I thomas Browning president of the city council Mrs Chauncey Gale Mrs Ann A Herrick Misses Mary and Minnie I Browning and Frank and Oscar Browning The senices will be held Friday in I the First ward meeting house The remains may be viewed between the hours of 10 and 12 of that day at the I residence II HUNSAKEK SKIPPED Left BrighanuLBefcre Warrant For His Arrest Arrived Sheriff Belnap returned yesterday frcm Brigham where he went after Simeon Ilunsaker charged with perjury Hu Ealer had bit Brigham be llcre the sheiirt arrived and could not bJ 1 found His first wife appears to side in with him notwithstanding the yrcngs he is reputed to have done her It was said that Hunsaker had gone to Canada Theother woman in the case left Brigham some time ago An odd thing jibout the case is that although the crime of adultery was 1 ccmmitted in Brigham If at all still no warrant was issued there and the father of the first wife came to Ogden ito i get a warrant the charge of perjury where Hunsaker giving the name I of Hansel got the license to marry Ma i rie Teuber As The Herald has repeatedly stated the second marriage did not occur in the temple but in the Weber county I ccurt house Hunsaker had been i stripped of his church offices 1 Hunsaker left Brigham in a hurry i leaving his reaping machine standing in the field and it is thought that friends apprised him of his fatherin law having started for Ogden WATER TURNED IN The Power Dam Reservoir Is Now An Assured Fact The water has been turned into the I reservoir behind the seepage dam belonging to the Union Light Power I i company In Ogden canyon The reser voir has filled and the water is running I I in through the new feed pipes The new arrangement works perfectly and has convinced those who are familiar I i with the work of the big dam projected at the time the power works were built that no natural conditions I exist unfavorable to the large reservoir I SLAUGHTERED THE FISH Thousands Die In the Empty River Channel The turning off of the water by the power dam people into the reservoir was disastrous to the fish A gentleman who came down the canyon Tuesday told a Herald representative that he saw fish by the thousands huddled in dwindling pools and lying deadj on the rocks Ogden Briefs I Father Nugent of Nebraska Is the guest of Father Cushnahan The board of education meeting was I I postponed from last evening Snyder is in the city from Oregon I and is visiting relatives and i friends I Clarence Stone 26 yesterday secured a license to marry Miss Edith Roleston Burt 21 both residents of Ogden George Jones 25 and Miss Sadie Russell 23 both of Ogden i I The fire department ran down Twen 1 tyfirst street near the old iron works i yesterday and put out a fire in the grass which had caught in the ties and stringers of a Rio Grande Western culvert For a genuine good time go with the Weber countycrowd to Saltair Aug 10 People from every part of the county i ate going A big boat race is to be one of the many attractions The fire department was called outlast evening to the corner of Twenty fourth street and Lincoln avenue by alive electric wire which came down on the street and was spitting fire in a lively fashion The services of an electrician was all that was needed The finish of the TophamKiethFa gin fights came yesterday In the police court The net result of the trials are that Topham was assessed 52 and costs for the second flghfi Kieth 10 and costs for the first fight and Fagin 50 for mixing into the first fight at all Topham and Kieth paid their fines The directors of the Baseball association and a number of the players held a meeting last evening to accept the resignation of Manaerpr Lpdwi rp It was practically the unanimous wish that Mr Ledwidge remain and he was finally induced to do so but is tp have I an assistant in the person of Fred I Berry Xhe manager Is negotiating with the Pocatello nine fqr a game Postmaster Islaub yesterday received a letter from his brother Fred Is laub who Is in Sydney Australia The letter describes the feeling there on the SpanishAmerican war situation The writer says The sympathy of every body is heartily with the Americans in this war They watch the bulletin boards closely and large crowds cheer i and cheer when an American success Is chronicled You would think you were in the center of the United States when you hear it I I Algers Son Injured I Washington Aug 3 Captain Fred I Alger son of the secretary of war who has been on duty in the campaign against Cuba has been ordered home on account of disability Through some accident the captain suffered a severe wrench of his knee which will necessitate it being put into a plaster cast for treatment Estray Notice I WHEREAS ON THE 2nd DAY OF AI gust lilfc I received from George Dope I mier a certain chestnut sorrel mare i orS years old no brand visible right hind foot white shod all around halter on small star In forehead also a certificate signed by George Dopelmier setting forth that the said animal was found trespass Ink upon his premises and that the amount of damage or trespass is 150 I Notice is hereby given that if said animal is not claimed and taken away and said charges and costs all paid before 2 oclock on Saturday the 13th day I of August A 1S9S at the city pound in Bountiful City Davis county Utah 1aF ul at said time and place offer I said animal for sale at public auction and sell tho same to the highest and best bidder for cash to satisfy the amount claimed on said certificate and all costs Dated at Bountiful City Davis county I Utah ths 3rd day of August 1S9S i iiMUJlj iv lAn vii Poundkceper Bountiful City SUMMONS IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND for Salt Lake county state of Utah I Capitol Hill Land Improvement Company a corporation Thomas Blue and Hopkins plaintiffs vs William frinn Fred Kerns Isaac Stevens John Wyatt John Goodman Alice Davidson Salome A Jones A Place Louis Hanson Nettle Harvey Thomas Reed Harvey and Marie Harvey defendants SummonsThe state of Utah to the said defendants You are hereby summoned to appear within twenty days after the service of this summons upon you If served within the county In which this action is brought otherwise within thirty days after service and defend the above entitled action and in case of your failure so to do judgment will be rendered against you according to the demand of the complaint which within ten days I after service of this summons upon you I will be filed with the clerk of said court PIERCE CRITCHLOW BARRETTE Plaintiffc Attorneys I Address McCornlck Building Salt Lake City Utah I SHERIFFS SALE IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE Third Judicial district county of Salt I Lake state of Utah The Provident Life Trust Company of Philadelphia I I a cor 1 poratlon plaintiff vs Henry Wallace Elizabeth 11 Wallace Elizabeth Ellis George Ellis Charles Ellis Edward Ellis and Frank I Ellis defendants I ISso8dar To be sold at sheriffs sale at the west front door of the county court house In i I the city of Salt Lake county of Salt Lake 1 state of Utah on Wednesday August 24 1189J I at 12 oclock noon of said day all I the right title and equity of the defendants i Henry Wallace Elizabeth Wal lace Elizabeth Ellis George Ellis I Charles Ellis Edward Ellis and i Frank Ellis of In and to the real estate 1 described as follows towit situated lying I and being in the city of Salt Lake LUUJIL ui CULL LaKe state UL tj LUll bounded as follows Commencing at the southeast corner of lot two 2 in block thirtyeight 3S plat Salt Lake City survey and running thence west forty nine and onehalf 49 feet thence north one hundred and sixtyfive 6 feet thence east fortynine and onehalf 49 feet thence south one hundred and sixty I five 6 feet to the place Of commencement i Purchase price payable in lawful money of tho United States of America Dated at Salt Lake City Utah this 2nd 1 i 1 day of August A 1S9S THOMAS LEWIS Sheriff Salt Lake County Utah I By JOHN MONTGOMERY JR I I Deputy Sheriff Salt Lake County t1ah I BOND 21SDEMPTI01T TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN i In accordance with law notice Is here Iby given by the State of Utah successor i to the Territory of Utah that on Septem i her 1st 1S9S it will when properly audited by the state auditor and duly presented at tgfa tOJt red idtg the office of the State Treasurer of the State of Utah pay in full principal and Interest accrued to that date of the following I described bonds one hundred and I fifty negotiable coupon bonds of the Territory i of Utah Said bonds are dated July 1st 1SSS and payable twenty years from I date or at any time after the expiration of ten ears from their date at the option the makers The numbers of said I bonds beginning with the highest number are 150 149 14S 147 146 345 144 143 142 141 140 139 133 137 136 135 134 133 131 131 131 129 128 127 126 125 124 123 122 121 120 119 118 117 116 115 114 113 112 111 110 103 10S 107 1C6 105 104 103 102 101 itO 99 98 97 So 51 04 199 91 910J S7 85 I I 8 84 83 82 81 SO 79 78 77 76 75 74 73 72 I 7 70 E9 6 66 6 6t 6 62 61 ro 59 35 57 56 5 5 52 51 50 49 48 47 46 45 44 43 12 41 40 39 3S 3 36 is 3 3 32 30 29 2 2 262 24 2 2 2 2 19 817 16 15 14 13 12 1 Il 9 7 6 5 4 3 2 and 1 I I 3e amount of money In the hands of the undersigned State Treasurer available for I the purpose of paying the principal and i Interest of satd bonds is the sum of S151 I J5010 or sufficient to pay in full the prin i final and accrued Interest on said bonds I And any and all of said bonds not so presented for payment on September 1st 1S5S will cease to draw interest from and after that date And such funds shall remain In the state treasury to discharge such bonds whenever presented All per ir JC wf sons interested in said bonds will take due otice hereof and govern themselves accordingly JAMES CHIPMAN State treasurer of the State of Utah Notice of Special Meeting of the Stockholders of the Italian Gold Mining Company NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A special meeting of the stockholders of the I Italian Gold Mining company will be held on Saturday Aug 6 comIany 2 oclock I at the office of the company No 15 Vest Second South streetSalt Lake City Utah for the purpose of amending the articles of incorporation of said company by increasing the number of shares of the capital stock from 300000 to 500000 by the acceptance by the corporation of certain mining claims in payment of thelncreased number of shares and by the addition of certain of sid shares to the treasury 1 n1 1 ur uu Ut UUlUU LUC HOCK i holders conveying the additional mining claims SAM KENYON I President HUBBARD Secretary Dated at Salt Lake City Utah July 1 I lS93 I SUMMONS IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND I for Salt Lake county state of Utah I Sarah Heath plaintiff vs Mary Armstrong defendant SummonsThe state of Utah to said defendant You are hereby summoned to appear within twenty days after the service of this summons upon you if served within the county In which this action Is brought otherwise within thirty days after service and defend the above entitled action and Incase of your failure so to do judgment will be rendered against you according to the demand of the complaint of which a copy is herewith served upon you JNO LU TAYLOR Plaintiffs Attorney SARAH HEATH Plaintiff address No 15 West Second South street Salt Lake City Utah NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT NO1 ASSESSMNT TH LOWER MAMMOTH MINING company a corporation location of mines Tintlc mining district Juab county Utah 1 Principal place or bUsiness Salt Lake City Utah Notice la hereby given that at a meeting of the directors of the Lower Mammoth Mining company held OU Tuesday the 19th day of July 1S8 an assessment of five 5 cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the company payable to Its secretary at his office room I 20S Progress building Salt Lake City Utah at once and before the 25th day of i August 1S2S Any stock upon which this assessment may remain unpaid on the 23th day of August 1S93 will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction and unless payment Is made before will be sold on the 15th day of September w1 to pay the delinquent assessment together with cost of advertising and expenses of sale SAMUEL PAUL Secretary 208 Progress building Salt Lake City Utah Dated Salt Lake City July 211893 FIt rbloption Julv 21 iq 1 I TRUSTEES SALE i I TRUSTEES SALE NOTICE OF SALE A1 i under deed of trust Notice is hereby I given that the undersigned Rodney Badger trustee named in a certain deed I of trust whereIn George Cheshire and his i wife Elizabeth Cheshire of thercfj giind thectnd county of Salt Lake state otiU are I first parties Rodney Badger afSalt Lake City Utah is second part and Mrs Crismon of the same place Is I third party or beneficiary dated October 21st 1S96 and executed and delivered on the same day and dply recorded on Oc i tober 21 1596 in the olflce of the county I 1 recorder of Salt Lake county state of Utah In book 4 of mortgages at 1 page 470 reference to which Is hereby I made whereby the said first parties conveyed I to said Rodney Badger trustee I said second party all the real estate here 1 inafter described in trust to secure the payment of a certain promissory note or i the same date for the sum of JSWW pay Yes ro hjrmEtT I able to the order of Mrs Crismon i one year after date with Interest on said sumat the rate of thirteen per cent per annum from date until paid payable monthly which said note was made executed I and delivered by said first parties for value received to Mrs Crismon fdvf fid at 4 I said third party and by said deed It was provided that if default should be made I In the payment of the principal oY said note or any part thereof or the interest I that might accrue thereon or any part i thereof as the same became due and 1 payable that the undersigned said Rodney i Badger trustee said second party might proceed to sell said described property at public vendue to the highest i i bidder for cash after giving duo notice notce i thereof as in said deed required and I whereas no Dart of the principal sum I due on said note has been paid and no part of the interest thereon has been I paid except the sum of 5SOOO paid October zlst 1S96 and whereas said principal sum towit SS09CO and the Interest cue thereon has long since been due and payable and now remains unpaid and the said Mrs Crismon the legal owner ant holder of said note has notified me of said nonpayment of said principal sum and of said nonpayment of said Interest due and Iterest payable as aforesaid and has requested mo to sell said real estate In accordance with tho provisions of said deed of trust to pay said principal sum due on said note as aforesaid and the unpaid interest accrued thereon and the costs and expenses of executing the said trust jjruviueu in tao ucru IIIUUUIIIK Jehal I compensation to said trustee as provided for In said deed of trust Now there I I fore on Tuesday the 9th day of AugustA I 1828 at the hour of twelve oclock I of said day at the west front door of the joint city and county building in II Salt Lake City Utah for the purposes aforesaid and at public vendue I shall sell to the highest bidder for cash all 11tht right title sdret that said I George Cheshire and his wife Elizabeth Cheshire had at the time of the execution ot said deed of trust or has since acquired of in and to that certain piece 1 or parcel of land situate lying and being in the county of Salt Lake state of Utah bounded and described as follows to wit AH of the southwest quarter I of the northeast quarter Bi and the northwest quarter 5j of the southeast quarter of section twentysix 2l township one 1 south range one 1 I east Salt Lake merlflian RODNEY BADGER Trustee Date of first publication July 9th 1S9S I Trustee Moyle Zanp Costlgan Attorneys for I NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT KENTUCK MINING COMPANY A Corporation Location of principal place I of business Salt Lake fl Utah Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting of the I directors held on Saturday July 16 1S9S an assessment of ten cents per share was levied on the capital stock of the corporation payable immediately to Chambers treasurer of the company at his office No 164 South West Temple i street upstairs In Salt Lake City Utah I Any stock upon which this assessment may remain unpaid on August 2 1893 will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction and unless payment Is made before will be sold on Sept 10 1898 to pay the delinquent assessment together with the cost of advertising and expense of sale THOMAS Secretary ALMY I Salt Lake City July 16 1808 NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT I SXOWFLAKE MINiNG fl7uPANs I Location of principal place of business i Salt Ldke City Utah Location of mines i Eureka Juab county Utah I 1 I Notice Is hereby given that Notce at a meet I lag of the board of directors of the Snow I i fake Mining company held on the 21st I day of July 1S98 an assessment of two I XtsOe share was levied on the capit1 I stock of the corporation payable immediately I to the undersigned or to the treasurer William Hatfield at Salt Luke City Utah Any stock upon which this assess 1 ment may remain unpaid on the 25th day of August 1S9S will bs delinquent and advertised I I I for sale at public auction and i I unless payment is made before will be sold on the 15th day of September 1S9S at I I the office of the undersigned i 307 McCor nick building artd Lafce I I ogi1d City Utah at the hour of 12 oclock to pay the delinquent assessment together with the I cost of advertising and expenses of sale I CRITCHLOW Secretary I DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT I NOTICE DELINQUENT NOTICE LUCKY Bill Mining company Notice There are I delinqjtint upon the following described stock on account of an assessment No 28 of one cJm onehalf cents levied on I the 6th day of May 1S9S the several I amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders as lollows tolows No of No of Art I Names Cert Shares Due Averett Vina431 10 150 Auer Charlest23a tOO 75011 I Andrews Frank296a 474 71 11 I Buys William240 11 330 i5 Buys William 274 34 101 11 Best A 300 10 150 1 1 Bates MePhee142a 274 370 I Bates IcPheeHta 350 b2 II 1 Burton Lutyl6a COO 75 1 Berryman Rogerslfia US 172 I I Biownell C205a 2 13 I Burg A 132 13211 Clark John Edward 7Sa 2535 3577 25 387 Cutler John CiRa 10iO 1605 Culburn LiSla 50 lQQ Duke Adelphus Y31 mo 750 75 Derrick ZS i4a tOll 750 Douglas James 71 106 I Fox 1 25 7 10 I Fitgerld John HG 48 72 F11kel Julius Coo2a liG 1 i Geiger John M124a 200 3uO Golst 20 3 11 20 37 Gorden 230 375 Gordon lLlSa 20 375 Hatch Abram216 2OIO 2060 Hatch hram219 2t1 rCO I 1 Hatch Abram173 1 15O Hatch Mariali263 IQ 1t I 20 3O Hatch Abram C382 716 1075 i C3 Hatch Abram 716 150 15 Hatch Abram C92 100 150 I CZ2 10 150 Hatch Abram C452 500 750 1 hedberg A SOa 5 75 I I 5 Hatch Joseph 691 IC 150 1 Hatch Joseph Oa 1000 15MG I Hatch Joseph 7a 10 12 151J Hatch Joseph 18 I Hatch Joseph jr 73 50 2 Hatch Joseph jr 269 7 i Haynie 425 637 Harkness A So3 20 300 I Kahn William249a 230 173 I McKenzie David 7 2 J75 Margetts Harry 164a 10 150 I I Margetta Harry 250a 107 bo Morris Elias Sons Coleta I 1 ic Cr i I Mayers flieliCle uvmitiammaim Abort27Th SCO UU 7501 750 i Navlor 64a 500 7501 I 50 i5 Naylor Ia 500 750 I Ollner JosephiHa 13 20 jOiner i Oliner Joseph49a 500 750 Ollner Josepn2Ua 2 375 i Ollner Joseph242a iOS 150 15 Oliner ros 243a 100 150 243 10 15 Ollner Jos 24la 147 2M Pyper Geo 54 100 liO 5 Paul o1a 10 Ic3 I Paull JSa 5S S7 i Pollock James A202a 5 600 I I Rogers est 141 666 1000 1 Rogers est 353 200 300 Rasband Chas 162 100 150 10 Rasband Lizze 495 70ff 1050 Rasband 497 70 105 I Roberts Fred 29a 949 1423 I Rlter Levi 99a 500 12 Riter Levi lOOa 500 750 Riter Levi lOla 500 750 5 Riter Levi 103a 500 750 i Riter Levi 104a 500 7i50 Rlter Levi 105a 5 5 750 1 75 Riter LevI U2a 1000 15CO Biter Levi 113a 1QJ 15C 75 I I Roos A 1S7 2SO i Snedden James 140a 5 750 I I Shields Bros 143a 1000 1500 13 Smith Emily CBOa 1500 2250 I Smith Emily C502a 1000 1500 10 i Voigt Fred 5 400 150 I 60 Voigt Fred 154a 300 450 Walden Thos 94a 500 750 1 Wheeler B102a 1000 15001 1 Walker ThosI9Sa 10 10 i i Watson James 3 12 Unissued 11 I And In accordance with law and an order 1 I of tho board of directors made on the 6th I day of May 1S9S so many shares of each I parcel of such stock as may be necessary xvlll besod at the office of the treasurer I at 137 North West Temple street Silt Lake City Utah on the 12th day of July I 1S98 at 1 a to pay delinquent as sessment together with cost of advertis wltl ing and expense of sale adverts A GIBBS I Secretary of the Lucky Bill Mining Co Dated Salt Lake City Mining 24 1S9S I At meeting of the boar of directors of the Lucky Bill Mining company held on July 31 1S9S the time of sale of the above delinquent list was postponed to August i 10 1S93 Jfat 4na at the 5 meW I PBOBT AND GUAR I IANSHIP NOTICE Consult County Clerk or the Respect ive Signers for Further Information IN THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE division in and for Salt Lake county I I ani Sal Lke tounty state of Utah In the matter of the es tate of William Poll deceased Notice The petition of Charlotte Poll praylht Pol prayl1g for the issuance to George A Crabtree of letters of administration In the estate ot William Poll deceased has been set for hearing on Saturday the 13th day of August A 1S3S at 930 oclock a at the county court house In the court room of said court In Salt Lake City Salt Lake county Utah count 1tah Witness tho clerk of said court Seal with the seal thereof affixed this 22nd day of July A 1S9S ofcJ BN DAVID DUNBAR Clerk By REEDALL Deputy Clerk Wilson Willey Attorneys Clerk IN THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE division in and for Salt Lake county state of Utah In the matter of the es tate of Fannie Crismon deceased Notice The petition of Elias A Smith administrator of the estate of Fannie Crismon deceased praying for an order to sell the following described personal property of said decedent towit Two thousand shares of the Galena mine has been set for hearing on Saturday the 13th day of August A KSS at 930 oclock a at the county court house In the court room of said court In Salt Lake City Salt Lake county Utah Witness the clerk of said court Seal with the seal thereof aflixed this 22nd day of July A 1S9S DAVID DUNBAR Clerk By GEORGE DCXBAR Clerk Bbe trator George REE Attorney for Adminis ESTATE OF JOHJtf KELLY THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL at public auction at the west front door of the city and county building in Salt Lake City state of Utah on Saturday the 6th day of August 1 9 at oclock a of said day a part of lot one block fortytwo 42 pun A bait iase City survey Commencing five t5 rods north from the southeast corner of said lot one 1 and running thence north sixtythree iZP feet thence west seven 7 rods thence south sixtythree 6 stvtn feN and thence cast even 7 rods to the I place of beginning having erected thereon a good Ore dwelling house Terms pf sale cash Subject to confirma tion by the ccurt confrma ton b3 ccurtMARGARET MARGARET KELLY Administratiix Dated July 2 1SSS IN THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE division in and for Salt Lake county state of Utah In the matter of thl es tate of Robert Wright deceased Notice The petition of John Wright pray ote ing for the Issuance to himself of letters or administration in the este of Robert Wright deceased has been set for hear I ing on Saturday the 20th day of Aucruht uh A liOS at 930 oclock a at the county court house in the court room of I said court in Salt Lacc City Salt Lake county Utah I Witness the clerk of said court with the seal thereof affixed this Seal third day of August A 1 DAVID DrXB Cl rk llrk By ALBERT SPENCER Dutv tItrk Richards attorney for petitioner IN THE DISTRICT COfRT PRO bate division In and frr Salt Lake county I state of Utah In the mater of th es tate of James Kendall deceased Notice 1 The petition of hosias rem administrator of the estate of James Krn dall dfceasd for confirmation of the sale of the following described real and personal estate of said decedent towit The east half of lot one 1 block sixtjtwo 6 plat Salt Lake City survey for the sum of 105500 and upon the follow lag terms towit Cash Also certain lot of household goods furniture tools bed ding etc for the sum of 12925 and up on the following terms towit Cash as appears from the return of sale fled in this court has been set for hearing on Saturday the 13th day of August A 1S9S at 030 oclock a at the countv court house in the court room of said court In Salt Lake City Salt Lake coun ty UtahWitness Witness the clerk of said court Seal with the seal thereof affixed this 2Sth day of July A ISle DAVID DUNBAR Clerk By GEO BLAIR Deputy Clerk Thomas Adams Attorney for Admims trator NOTICE TO CREDITORSESTATE ot Henry May deceased Creditors wilt present claims with vouChers to the undersigned at Salt Lako City Salt Lake county Utah on or before the 10th day of Vcve nber A 1S98 EMMA VAN PATTKK Executrix of the Estate of Henry May deceased Date of first publication July 10 A 1S9S Hoffman attorney for executrix NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE of James BorlhwicK dec ibel Pr1itors will present cam with vouchers to the undersigned at 11 Vest Third South street Suit Lake City on or before the 23th day of November A isr WM HAL LOR AN Administrator with will annexed ot the estate of James Borthv ick deceased 11S9S Date of first publication Juiy A 1SOSWiliams Williams Van Cott Sutherland Attorneys IN THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE division in and for Salt Lake cunt tate of Utah In the matter of the estate of Annie Underwood deceased No iceThe petition of Alexander Edward eeC tor of the last will and tea lament ct Annie Underwood deceased praying for the settlement of final account of said executor and for the Ui i tr nnc button of the residue of said estate to he persons entitled has been set for hearing on Saturday the 13th day of August A 1S9S at 930 oclock a at tho county court house in the court room of said court In Salt Lake City Salt Lake county Utah Witness the clerk of said court with the seal thereof rfnxed this 1 I no a DAVID DUNBAR Clerk I By GEO BLAIR Deputy Clerk Ferguson Cannon attornejs for executor I IN THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE division in and for Salt Li ke coantj state of Utah In the matter of the estate of William Herridge deceased Notice The petltioi of James Herridge praying for the issuance to himself of letters of administration in the estate of William Herridge deceased has been set for hearing on Saturday the 13th day of August A lBS at 930 oclock a rn at tho county court house In the courtroom of said court In Salt Lake City Salt Lake county Ut Witness the clerk of said court with the seal thereof affixed this Seal 27th day of July A lBS DAVID DUNBAR Clerk By GEO BLAIR Deputy rklerk Ferguson Cannon attorneys for petitioner IN THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE division In and for Salt Lake county state of Utah In the matter of the estate of Chrlsteen Golden KImball de eased Notice The petition of Elias Kimball I praying for the issuance to himself of letters of administration with the will annexed in the estate of Christeen Go den Kimball deceased has been set for se hearing on Saturday the 13th day of August A 1598 at 930 oclock a at the county court house in the court room of said court in Salt Lake City Salt Lake county Utah Witness the clerk of said court with the seal thereof affixed this Seal 27th day of July A 1SOS DAVID DUNBAR Clerk Clerk By GEO BLAIR Deputy Clerk Young Moyle attorneys for petitioner IN THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE division in and for Salt Lake county state of Utah In the matter of the estate of Snell deceased Notice The petition of May Snell the adminls tratrix of the estate of Snell deceased praying for an order of sale of real property of said decedent and that all persons interested appear before the said court to show cause why an order should not be rdcat lh so much as shall be necessary of the following described i real estate of said deceased towit Beginning ten and onefourth lOVi rods east of the southwest corner of lot two 2 block eightyfive 5 plat A Salt Lake City survey running east two and onefourth 2 rods thence north ten 10 rods thence west two and onefourth 24 rods thence south ten 10 rods to place of beginning has been set for hearing on Saturday the 13th day of August A 1S93 at 9SO clock a at the county court house In the court room of said sad court in Salt Lake City Salt Lake coun ty UtahWitness Witness the cerk of said court Seal with the seal thereof affixed this 30th day of July A axed DAVID DUNBAR Clerk By REEDALL Deputy Clerk Frank Stephens Attorney for Executrix ecutrix TH ANNUAL METING OF THE stockholders of the Chapman Canal com pany will be held In their office in Salt Lake City Utah on Thursday Auy at 2 mG 4 CrPr PVNM Prrotnrrv Ttn.