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Show DAILY PAGE TWO. UTAH WEDNESDAY, STATE JOURNAL. AUGUST 30, 1905. tlie Utah Light and Railway company shall within sixty days of its approval fllfc with the city council Its written and acknowledged acceptance of the same, and all deeds, releases, conveyances required, together with abstracts of title, and upon approval of the same by a majority of the council and mayor, the ordinance shall be published, and it shall take effect sixty days after Its first publication. That said Utah Light and Railway company has. In accordance with the provisions of said ordinance, accepted In writing Green Rococo liackgrouml with , , ,. " the pro visions and terms of the same, 1 flowered filling the Lm-J,;;- , flaand Is having prepared abstracts of Seneca shape. i Hie to and release of mortgage of and or 1 conveyance of said property, to be 100-pie- ce submitted to the council and mayor fur final approval. Deeds to Bo Given. 9. The plaintiff Is Informed and be70-pie- ce lieves. and therefore alleges, that the UlHh Light and Railway company will 0CH CRAD execute the deeds, conveyances and releases that are required by said or42-pie- ce dinance and file Its acceptance of the same, together with said deeds, enn- eyance and releases, together with abstracts of title, with the city coun-I- I Use half usual quantity within sixty days from the date of 4 Trust's Obligations. the passage of said ordinance, and do Is Informed and be- all things necessary to be done by It, 6. Plaintiff Established 1850 lieves, . and therefore alleges, that all in order to accept and secure beneflt the projierty of the Utah Light and of said ordinance, and that Salt take Railway company is mortgaged for 'ity will, unless restrained, accept tlie about S8.S00.0U0, and that the actual conveyances and releases above pro-ldscwnil years Iasi past lias been, a I value doea not exceed $4,000,000, and for and do all things necessary Dinner Sets in the above pattern rnoiij:!: liixen and tuxpnyyer of Salt Like I that, about the year 1895. Wllford to be done In order that said ordinance for Twelve People I of the granting said franchise shall be operCiy, slate of Utah. Woodruff, aa trustee-ln-tru- st That the defendant. Salt Luke I church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y ative and effective.' Iliy. is now mid fur 11 number of yeura I Saint, and the member of said Mormons in Council. last past bus been a municipal corpor- - I church, guaranteed the payment of 10. The city council of Salt take atiiui. organized and existing under I bonds Issued by the Pioneer Power City consists of fifteen members: that I the laws of the slate of Utah. company In a turn lit excess of $1,000.- - seven of these members, to wit, Rulon Tlint the Utah Light mil Rall-oiand said Utah Light and Railway S. Wells. A. F. Barnes, W. J. TuddenHOMER ASKS THAT ORDINANCE way company Is anil for several years I company purchased the plant of said ham, S. F. Fern strom, E. H. Davlk, J. Remember Your Money Back One Day in Each Month BE DECLARED NULL AND VOID. past has been a corporation organized I pioneer Power company and assumed II. Preece and F. J. Hewlett, and R. P. I and existing under and by virtue oflgaid obligation of said Pioneer Power Morris, the mayor of Salt take City, the laws of the stute of Utah, and en- - I company, and the said guarantee of ure now and for a number of years Church Barter With Morris Adminison behalf or last past have been members of the gaged In the ojierallon of a gas plant, I tlie said trustee-ln-tru- st 19 tration to Run the Gauntlet sn electric lighting and power plant, I the said church and the members Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y of the Courts. for the punx.se of supplying the real- - thereof, Including Rulon 8. Wells, W, Saints in good standing. That Rulon dents of Salt Lake City with gas, light I j. Tuddenham, A. F. Barnes, J. H. S. Wells la one of the high officers of and power, and a street railway sys- - I rreece, F. 8. Femstroin, E. H. Davis said churcli, to wit, one of the seven tFroni the Bull Lake Tribune.) tern in Suit Lake City, Utah, and the I and F. J. Hewlett, councllmen of. and presidents of the seventies, and as $7.19 $7.19 $7.19 $7.19 $7.19 $7.19 $7.19 $7.19 $7.19 $L19 The deal lad ween the Morris adminplaintiff Is Informed and believes, and I r. p. Morris, mayor of Salt Lake City, such receives reasonable compensation istration and the Smith light and rail therefore alleges that said Utah Light and others, Is an existing obligation, lor his services from said church, out way trust, whereby the city was sold and Railway company now owns the of the funds of said church, partly de of Franchise, Passage to the control of the hierarchy in four franchises heretofore granted by the COUncll of Salt rived from Its commercial Investments, 7 the That cIty public utilities for fifty years, In ex- city of Salt Lake. Utah, to the follow- - I Lak CUy utah dld on th 4th day Including Interests in the Utah Light change for certain alleged water rights lug named persons and corporations. Lf Uugult 1905, grant to the Utah and Railway company; that A. F. in Rig Cottonwood canyon, will have for gas. electric lighting and power James and W. J. Tuddenham are company a fran IJght and IX F. Walker. Salt in run thegauntlet of the courts. purposM. Tim: chl(w consolidating all the franchise. bishops counselors, actively engaged It will be remembered that on the Lake and Ogden Oas and Electric I now held That by It, and above enumerated, (n the work of said church. sight of the passage of the ordinance Llghl company, Pioneer Power com- to lt the rlght to use the eight votes were cast for the adoption franchise to the pany and Utah Power company, granting the flfty-yeo( 8aIt Lke City for the period of said ordinance In the city council of Utah Light and Railway company. the plaintiff I. Informed and believes Lf 19o5l for Salt take City and seven votes were flfty yenra (rom July Judge Armstrong granted a temporary that tlie said I tali Light anil Railway I of laying Its railroad cast against Its adoption, and each of purpose Injunction, which lie subsequently dis- company has purchased the franchise I thereon and running and oper- - the said seven councllmen who belong solved, restraining Councllinen Wells, heivtofore granted to or owned by the Llnf cara on tracks, and with the to the Church of Jesus Christ of tat' Tuddenham and Ramea from voting following named corporations for Saints voted for the adoption wlrea on poles In ler-da- y of atrlnjfIng r(fht on the prnjioHltlon, because of their street railway purposes, vlx: The Saltl )d Rtree(a for the purpose of con-La- of said ordinance, and without the high oHlclal connection with the MorCity Railroad company and the ductln(f electrical energy, and laying votes of each of said seven members mon church, which la a large stock- Salt Lake Rapid Transit Railroad I WK and gaa iItana under the streets said ordinance would not have reholder In the light and railway corpor- company, and said company has Pur-jtbe purpose of conducting elec- ceived the necessary number of votes ation. to have passed, and without the aptrical energy and gas, and said interest of Mormon Members-I- n by said Salt Lake City, Utah, I ckjge aja0 provides for rates of com proval of the mayor, who is a member the suit filed In the Third dis- to other corporations and individuals I atlon ,0 by uld Mt Lake of the Church of Jesus Christ of tattertrict court yesterday by Thmnaa Ho- for electric lighting and. heating and foP electric lights -day and clMna Saints, said ordinance could lu clty mer. the same queatlon Is raised, ex- other purposes. and electric power and for street rail- - not become operative. That aald or I Chureh is Part Ownsr. cept that It la made to apply to all the way jarMi and directly affects the dlnance la void and Illegal and should 4. is Informed and be- I Plaintiff Mormon members of the city council qnancai interest of all citizens of the be declared null and void by this court, and Mayor Morris as well, alleging lieves, and therefore alleges, that the Llty of ike. The mayor of Salt because each of the seven members of that by reason of their membership Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y on the 4th of Au. the city council who belong to the dd Ijlke clty in and connection with the Mormon Saints la a voluntary association of I gust. 1905, approve said ordinance. As Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y church, they had a direct nr Indirect Individuals handed together for com- - L of the consideration for Salt Saints had at the time they voted for and religious purposes, and Interest In the mntter that would pre- men-la- l franchise, the said ordinance an Interest In the stock granting c,ly vent their voting upon It under the that said church, aeconllng to tts rules Utah and Railway company Is of the Utah Light and Railway com Llght and regulations, holds a conference ofto provisions of the Utah constitution. convey to galt clty certaln pany. tts members and officers at Salt take Restraining Order Asked. 11. That aald franchise granted by pretended water or power rights on and has the Big Cottonwood creek, together Salt take City to aald Utah The complaint, which Is filed in the City. Utah, Light and name of the state of Utah ex rel. done so for a number of years last with certain parcels of land and ease- Railway company Is a valuable propThomas Homer, against Salt Lake past, and It lias been the custom of ments, all of which are herein partlc erty right and asset of said Salt Lake City, seeks to declare the franchise said church at said conference to elect I uIarly dw)cribed a follwa; Provides Liberal, Utahs Scientific, City, and aald defendants will, unless Practigranted hy the city ocuncll on August the then president of the church to the restrained this consummate court, Involved. by Technical Institution Property Thorough and of trustee-in-tru- st for the 8 null and vpld and to restrain the position aald in franchise right the defendant, All the following described tract of cal Education. of Higher Learning deeding of property proposed to lie member of the church, and said land situated Immediately north of the the Utah Light and Railway company, Is authorised on bepassed from the Utah Light and Rail- trustee-in-tru- st THE COLLEGE COMPRISES: Granite paper mill, to wit: Begin and this plaintiff has no adequate or way company to the city, as well aa to half of said church and Its members, all at law. at remeedy 40 No. any N. corner 1, which at bean Tho 8ehool of Enginooring and nlng Ths 8chool of Agrioulturo. restrain the city from receiving and to transact In his name, as trustee-ln-trus- t. 07 min. W. 1,538.6 feet from the Ordsr. Mochanie Art, deg. Restraining Tho School of Domostio Scionco the business of said church and accepting such deeds. The complaint corner of section 23, town Wherefore the plaintiff prays that southeast and Arts. Tho School of Gonoral Scieneo. to enter Into such contracts as he In full Is aa follows: 2 S., 8. L. B. A M.; thence 8. 57 the said ordinance a ship fran granting deems proer, for the promotion of the Tho School of Muoie. Hart is tha Complaint. Tho School of Commoreo. 24 min. W.. 275 feet to cor. No. 2, a chlae to the Utah Light and Railway State of Utah, ex rel. Thomas Ho- commercial interests of the church and deg. In bed of Tho Agricultural Experiment Station. Big Cottonwood creek company be declared to be null and point mer, plaintiff, vs. Salt Like t'lty, a its members, and he Is elected to said thence X. 32 deg. 86 min. W., 793 feet void, and that the Utah Light and afcorporation, and Utah Light and Rail- position by a vote of the members at- to corner No. 3; thence N. 57 deg. 24 Twenty buildings, provided with the beat modem equipment, he from company Railway enjoined ford exceptional facilities for thorough and efficient work. way company, a corporation, defend- tending said conference, and plaintiff min. E., 275 feet to corner No. deeding, conveying and releasing to Is Informed and believes that Joseph A strong faculty, representing the best Institutions of America and ants Complaint. thence S. 2 deg. 36 min. E 792 feet Salt take City the property herein de trustee-in-truF. holds Comes now the plaintiff and for Smith, as Europe, are In charge of tho work of Instruction and experimentato place of beginning, containing flv scribed as a consideration for aald defendto the and controls action of the and has title cause tion. legal against more or less. franchise and from operating under a part of tlie stock of the Utah Light acres, ants. alleges as follows: No tuition is charged. Registration fee, $5. College opens SeptemAlso a right of way and easement said franchise, and Salt take City be 1. That the relator now Is. and for and Railway company, which is held. 19. Write for illustrated catalogue. ber for all reservoir, dams, ditches, con restrained from receiving said proper dults, pole lines and appliances and ty as a consideration for the granting utilities connected therewith, to be of aald franchise, and that until the I LIKE TO HAVE MY PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED AT CUL constructed by the city, wherever these application for said Injunction can be LEYS." So said a customer of mine to a doctor recently. "Ev- may be located now or hereafter with heard, an order be issued restraining ,n lam1 owned the utah Light and aald defendants and each of them and you I erythlng there la ao neat, clean and buslneas-li- k I Rallway cominy- Particularly within from doing any of the above mentioned never hear any talking or giggling behind hi. prescription 2S 28 an I 25, township ct,on" acta, and the plaintiff prays for such case.1 From the way our business continues to grow we & B. 1 A M, 8. I I ether relief as may be just and eqult rane 1 know that the majority of the people appreciate a drug ALLEN T. SANFORD, the wter rights and row able. store that la conducted as ours Is. The drug business Is I Alao 11 n Cottonwood creek II Attorney for Plaintiff. Double a serious business; and a drug store is tha last plaet In I ep Double I wert Power companys State of Utah, county of Salt take the or nonsense should be tolerated. which Daily Trains Daily tall race, owned by the Utah Light PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS land Railway company, Including here Thomas Homer, being first duly In an particularly meaning hereby sworn, deposes and says: That he is the Deseret paper mill water power In the relator named In the foregoing I said creek, the Granite paper mill wa complaint and knows the contents MORNING AND EVENING ter power In said creek, and the But therein stated are true except aa to 10:07a. m...11s82P,,B From LaSalls Stroot Station, Chicago her mill water power, the latter being those matters stated on Information From Union Sta. (Merchants Bdg) 8L Louis, 9:30 a. m..1I:30P,n' located right in the mouth of Big Cot and belief, and as to these facts he I diverfln ton wood canyon, and the two former verily believes It to le true. Morning or evening connection at both termini with lines about a mile and about two miles, re THOMAS HOMER. to a change, ao you should call and see the Splendid Line of From Equipment entirely new and modern throughout. Subscribed and sworn to before me Door Just received, a well as s large lino of Porch Columns, by the sportively, below the mouth of said RAILWAY. A DOUBLE-TRAC- K this 28th day of August, 1905. canyon, Equipped with practical and approved safety appliances. (SI W. BF.NJ. PUTNAM, Filing of Acceptance. 143 TWENTY-FOURTSubstantially constructed. ST. PHONE 561 Under the term of said ordinance (Seal.) Notary Public. nevertheless for the benefit, hi part, of Rulon S. Welle, W. J. Tuddenham, A K. name, J. H. Preece, P. & Fem-- I strom, E. II. Davis and F. J. Hewlett, counc ilman of, and R. P. Morris, mayor Lf defendant Halt' Lake City, and . ,1 her members of said church. Church in Business, j. That said church since its Incep-- j tloii has been engaged In commercial and during the last few years It has greatly extended its commercial enterprises, and la now engaged In hanking, mercantile, manufacturing, railroading and various other commercial pursuits, and all the members of In the va- said church are rious commercial enterprises In which said church is engaged. Including the Utah Light and Railway company, and all of said enterprises are controlled of said church, by the trustee-in-tru- st and the profits and proceeds arising from the commercial enterprises, including those arising from the Utah Light and Railway company, are held for the by the said trustee-in-tru- st use and beneflt of the and the members of said church. Including R. S. Wells, W. J. Tuddenham, A. F. Ramea and J. II. Preece. I I To drink Golden Gate Ceylon Tea ; vor. It soothes and gently It leaves no bad effects. It is a a blend of fragrance and strength. stimulates. 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