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Show ; - : ; . i THE SALT LAKE TIMESJ WEDNESDAY. JULY 1, 183U T - Officirtt Notice. I COfnciat jtottceg. On California fruit the above prices Official !otUc (Official itoticco. are for strictly choice No. 1 fruit. In-ferior and soft fruit told yesterday at all prices. California cherries are scarce and no fancy black in market to speak of. Blackberries coming in plen-tifully and sold at $1.752.00 for 15 box cratei. 9 J. J. McLaughlin & Co. 209 South West Temple. The only first class oflioe in the city. First class messenger service. Telephone IM. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Desert Land Final Proof.) I No. MVS. j CNrrun 8tAtx Lam ( rn rr, I Salt Lako City. Uta i, J ins II. 1101. f VUT1CK is, HEREBY GIVEN THAT li George Opensiiaw, widower aud heir of Ann t;pena haw, deceased, of Salt L ike Olty, UtilM, i.ikf. tiled notice Of lutiMtttOUt'" IUJ4Kt i Kif 0:1 h.-- d.-- ert land claim No. J .1 1, for the 8';4 NE', W'. NK'4. 8K'i --ectun 11. aud Ni5; N section 11. t;. la ui'h. ranee :l wvl, the reeisi-- r a id leceiver at Halt Lako Cliy, Utah, on M niuay, the Llth day of July, If'el. He n me the following wl'nes ds to prove tJio complete irrvit.ou and recusation of satdlau , 11 T. S;or and Alenau ter of fi t . i.ih. anl Wl.na n J. Crow-- 1 Ur and David l Tciom is of Lake City, Utah. I'imvk I). llf.'Hv Kcgister. O. V. D wis, Att'rujr. CARFIELD BEACH. Jfw Tuna Card, On and after June S8th trains will run as follow: Leave Arrive Leave Arrive Suit, uaka. Uartleld, Giuneld, gait Lake. -- 7.10 a. m. 8:;ii. m. ll:na. m. M:4i p. in. 1U:U) a. m. 10:45 a. m. SaO i. m. a :4ft p. in. ll:(X)a. ra. 11 :4ft a. w. p. in. 1:45 p.m. l:(Wn. iu. 1:45 p. in. 3:0bp. m. 4:Ui p. m. 8 00 p. in. S Ab p. ra. 4 :u0 n, m. 4 :4o p. m. SaHi p. m. 3:45 p.m. 5:iip. in f:45 p. in. 4 :(. p. 111. 4:40p.m. 8 ( p. 111. 0:45 p.m. 6:0Hp. m. ft Mi p. m. 7:D0p. ni. 7:15 p.m. 6:10 p. 111. e 45 p.m. 8:U0 p. 111. 8:45 p.m. t7:00 p. m. t7:4ft p. m. 1V:30 p. in. UU:ld p. m. Pally except Sunday, t PailV except Monday and Tuesday. Orchestra Hand In attendance every day. Fare for tl.e round trip, 60 cents. 1). E. Brrm.ET. Oeu'l Ag't Pasa'g r Dep't. NOTICE OF COMPLETION OP ASSESSMENT 9 a local tax for th extension of tlie wat-- r mains on Lafayette avenue. Coiumnm street, North Capitol avenue, W est Capitol and Fluinb street. Notice is hereby Riven that the Assessor and Collector of halt Lake City lias mane aud com-pleted the lint, and plat pertaining to local tax at the rate of four mills p"r square foot, levied by the Citv Council of Salt Lake City, June :.ud. lsul, upon tbe lollowing descriouJ lots oi pieces of ground namely : Lot V, 8, SI. Wand II. block la Lots ft, , V, 8, i), it) !) and I t. block 11. I.i.t is it, :i, 4. 5. (1, 7. 8, ml 1), block U. Lots 1, a. 3 and 4, bloc 13. 1.", is. u aud 20, hock 15. Lots 1, t. 8. 4. 5, 0, 17, IS, ltf and M. block 14 J.ots 1, a. :l. 4. 5, rt, 17, IH, 1J and it block 1?. Lots j,;:, 4. ftun.l , nlock 18. Lots 4. aud ii block S, Lots I . .', .'), 4, h and it, block 7. Lids 1. a, :', 4. 5, 8. r, ii. iu. 1 and 13, ulor k & 1.0 i, blx .: i, all Iu plat T.' and Lcs 4 mil 5. !!. ck 1'.; nd lot I. Moe'c 111, pi it 'K.'ailtn S lit Lake City bii vey. mu.I tax bidtitf fort lie eviend i;i of ilm watec ntaiiu alonu tne KdinttTni route, nnieeiy: i;n l.afayet'e (ivimmi, ir in t Uapitol st.eat to i oluinlics sun t v. 't.i iutei aof ou K.ast C i" liiU l o utn: Hi sir-- ' is; op. Colu'ii-biiihtre'- -t from laf.iveiiH aei:ue to No'trt C)"voit d iv Mi'ie. wit i V nil on North Capitol avenue; ou ssi ( .inl'ol air n i from Nortu Cap:lo avenue to I'lunii) Htnet, on I'lumb Mieet flO'l West :pll d IO (IllH ."trot. ald it t ami plat nave been Indeed in tha o:i ce of tho city Ke order. No. a, City Hall, inid will be open lor ii.soeci ion for a p i In t of 10 from and ltr t ie i,th day of .nine. .m, iiurin w hen lin e written annuals to tne City Council for ilie correction of the he tiled w til the sa d Ke'ionior, in of the O'utuauee In riuco c ine pro-vided, J T. .Iai'k. City Recorder. Salt Lake City, June 10, lsji. (W. M. 1, w.) NOTICE OK STOCKHOLDER'S M KKTINO. IVTOriCB IS 1IRKKUV G1VKK THAT jiA t.i. im v 111 Im held at the oiiice of the .N-ational u.l'lni ana Loan as.o. latlon of Salt l.akf C.ty on i:,e ;l th d y of June. IHVt. at H li. in., a. s,cc il mecil i ,e tho toekholders of ha,o a oci.'.'iou, tocon...ilei ,.ud aid upon pro- - Jliet'i, llctlhdlilelllS to iXlioU(iuf Alllllu 17 ol (im s. NOTICE. VOTICK IU IlKKKIiY OIVF.V TO ALL ll concemeil. tuat meeting cf the oi t',a Mt. l.eiiiv idoid :i:.d Smer Mln-li- CtiMii aiiv will be hold In Salt Luke Ciiy, I t ih. in t 10 oi '"3 of Kaludm ft Anderson, rooms 4, Ii an ii. comer Bit'i Souiti ami VVe- -t 'I'cm pie MnM ts. on the ! th dav of .Inly. XII, at o i loeii. p. in,, f r the pu:yoe of electing o":rrs fo- - wiiU c iii.iiauy am! trauaactltttfaucn other as m;;y lawfully come before raid slot kholders. A. U. liEVAK, Treasurer. AN ORDINANCE. CI RANTINl A R1GHTOF WAY TIIR lUOM a certain afreet of Salt Lake C.t. '0 1m ward Wilkes, for t ie b ut Lake, Mailer i I'u-Be- t Suuud K. K, Co., Us succea--or- a and H cMon De It ordained by the city Council of Si.lt Lake c.tv. that the Lai.e, H.nley & Puc.- -t ound rallro. d company cave thj kmiI e.iio.e'it of tu Ci'y Council, mi l the pei ielssiou is bereey granted to o instruct and opera e a dm-l- tra k. ht.imtar.i ituare railroad toiietner with the necessary reiu-- tor the iico nnojatlon of said road, to propel tb r. on . ars i,y steam power, ou the followtntf Sleet of aild olty: (' unineiio .11.1 at the Jordan river, soufi IxminU J of hoes, in an l 11. Tp. 1 S., R 1 VT., to t .e wist iH.uiid ry of tho coy. ou the fol- - loWlMlJColldttioaS, to Wit i'lrst Ti.at all track laid by sa'd grantees hall be on the north anient a.U ir ets,unb.is nilierwsi' directed by the C.ty Couii' il, an la such manner as may be appioved by tbe cliy Council. ecoti I -- That a 1 of sumI rail'-a- trick sh4d lie la;d up n. atet coti'orm to the eMkb sie-- (:raoe of streets uooa widen taey run. and if said o.iuo is a lerwanls changed bv order of tne Cliy Coun li, said uriiu.om fh:ill at their own esy ,ti-e- , cliffuee the track to conform to the s me and s inll keep the roud l a lasted with na.el to v. lihm.ne i.ul one-ha-in has of the top of the ra,H, provided that whenever liny of the st.eota auti: wldidi the sad railway ,a bu.lt s al tie raved when s.vd (.rant, a t e r successors aud as.lirns shall ive tae rails and for a space o two feat out-sbi- e of each rail v ih the sa tie malonal as that us d In thesti.ei p n einerit. Third 'ifcat.salu K antes thall Rrael and rr.a ntaln in oo t con .lt lon ai ta eitaldisbed (trade, he st:ets alont; hlnli tl.e track rum tor a distance of tw n:y fe d on each side of the outer rails, silji el to the aapov al of tie suiwvtor of sire 'ts. Said lnipro. euients tJ be made as follows: One halt within oue yoar, and the other half wdthln enthteeu mouths the comiiU'U emcnt of tne bunding of said road. ourth- - Said rrantees shall put In and malu-tai-piank crodnit beiw-e- tan rails aud i oe foot o a t he outsiue o: tbe outer lai s on all of tl a prim-ip- i tuoroueniares throimU which said railroad may run, and ou all 0 her stieets intersecting the linn of tl.e load plank cross-lint- s shall bo put in and maintained, foriy-eiK-ieet U'ltii in the center ami eieht teet louir in a line witu eacb aidewaik the wbuie ldth InsiUe. Hnu one fool ou the outride of the raits ou cauu sine of t::e traek, and ttie ton sur.'are of said plauks snail be ou a level v. nil ills lop of the ra Is. I'iltli-Th- at said track shall be laid and th road operated o as to cau-- e no imecdiment to tne common aud o diuaiy use of said streets up in which It Is laid. And sa'd ura1 tees skill comply wnh tha due-- Hons of said city In me construoiloti of tbe line and ths operat.ou of the same wuh n l,.e limits of said e:ty. Mxili Tne lata of speed at whieii trains, eug tues or cars shall be run throui:h said cliy sn.ii not eicesd euht miles per hour. And no train or car snail b i uu on sa.d railway wuU-o-a locouiotiNe eiiKlue attacheil thereto. fce.-cut- wood and suilb lent boxes to con-vey water shall bi ia.d ani uialntaiusd tn Kood coi.iiliion at tne e.vpense of said (jrautees at all the water aitcnes cros ed by said railway, so as to admit of tne liee pasatfe of water. h.l;;ht- h- If e ie.nes. trams or jars are run at niciit a red llKht shall be kepi In aconsv.h uon place tnsreou, and a white inrht shall be placed uo'.'S the frout of sin h etiklue, car or train. "NintiiKaid city of Halt Lake shall in no Way be liable or hle lor auy accident or dauave that may occur on said Mad iy reason or the uefatnt or misconduct Of said railway company or Its employees. Aud the said (jrantees their succ.isscrs and assigns, covenant and aree to save tbesaid city harm-less Hum and asalnst any llalnn'iy, lose, c ost or expense or damane of any nature arising out of tne defau t or ctiscouduct of aaiu rail-way company, or w uleh may accrue by reason of any accident or Injury wtdch may occur in j WimyDDBESi" I Addreni of tut Bnpablican Territorial I Committee to the People I of Utah. EEPUBLICA5 PEINCIPLEB DEFIB ED I An Iovitstioa to Citizer.1 of all Olasies to" I Unite Thcmselvas "With tha Party of Progresi. Tt ths People of Utah: The sentiment lu favor of organizing political parties in Utah iu harmony with national parties has attained such force and expression that it cannot be delayed cr resisted. Tho liberal and the people's parties were the outgrowth of tbe conditions existing when they were formed, but the changed condi-tions of political affair in Utah leaves no rational ground for their mainten-ance, anl wo cannot too soon drop these old organizations with their dead Issues, thuir narrow fields of discus3ion, and their memories of social and politi-cal bitterness. The republicans of Sait Lake City have organized and appointed a local committee, and have appointed the undersigned a temporary territorial coustnitte to act as a medium of organ-ization until the republicans of Utah, in general convention, can complete their organization, formulate their platform aud appoint their committee. We now seek the aid and active co-operation of all citizens In the territory who are willing to unite with us iu or-ganizing the national republican party In Utah, and who accept these general Tiews, That the time has come to abandon local organizations and form parties composed of those who hold political opinions in harmony with national par-ties, without regard to their former political affiliations. That the general principles of the national republican party are those best adapted to promote the welfare of our territory, protect its industries and pro-ducts, And secure to its people the just rewards of their labor. The length of the national republican platform prevents its production in full In this call, but the following extract announces a political principle which is vital to the prosperity of our territory, to wit: "We are uncompromisingly in favor cf the American system qf protection. The protective system must be main-tained; its abandonment has always been followed by general disaster to all Interests except those of the usurer and tiie.sherilT." The principle of protection to Ameri-can products and labor is of the highest Importance to the vast agricultural, wool growing and stock raising inter-ests of our territory. It is ol. equal importance to our great mining interests, which furuish largo an amount of remunerative abor and yiuld suoh an important part cf our income. W ithout protection we cannot suc-cessfully establish manufacturing in l ull. With it we may hope to utilize the abundance of material our territory lll'ords and employ the labor required to utilize it. The republicans of Utah will be un-animously in favor of remonetizing sil-ver, ami of the free coinage of American silver. They will also claim that the American product should be protected n all the uees to which it is adapted, including its use as a medium of under tho republican principle Bl protection. Tlioy will also assert and recognize Jhe dignity of labor aud the necessity tl proper legislation to protect its in-terests. That home laborers and contractors, who contribute to the public funds, are lustlv entitled to the preference in all publ'io worku, aud that Utah work Should go to Utah workmen. Iu view of the peculiar history of Utah in the past, and the foars of many pf its citizens for the future, the repub-licans of Ctah will announce that they re ouposed to the disfranchisement of ny citizen except for crime of which be shall have been convicted by due process of law, and that they will favor the free exercise of the power of am-nesty to all citizens disfranchised on ac-count of polygamy or polygamous rela-tions, who will obey and uphold the laws of the United States. In uniting with tht national republi-can party we join a party which can point to a history and achievements un-equalled in the history of any other po-litical patty of the world. Since its first organization it has been the advo-cate of freedom, of equal right to all citizens and the leader in all the e measures which characterize pearly a third of a century, and mark an era of unsurpassed national prosper-ity. We need have no fears about un-iting politically with such a party. W e iuvite all citizens who agree with lis in these general principles to hold precinct meetings and appoint precinct delegates to county conventions, which Cu appoint county delegates to a ter-ritorial convention, where the territorial organization can be conSpletcd, and the platform of the party formulated. C. W. Bennett. JAME3 S.i a it p, II. M. Wells, William Haldkrston, II. (j--. McMillan, Joh.n IiKNur Smith. or by reason of tne const- notion or operation of sa.d raliroad: and to Indemnify and repay aid olty for any loss, cost or expense, or dam-age of any kluu whion may be sua aind by reason of any such default, misconduct, uoci-de-or danger and if auy judi'tnent for dam-ages for auy loss, default, misconduct, acci-dent or injury shall bs recovsrei against said city, the recovery thereof aud the Judjrui'-n-therefor mall be final a bstwsen said city and said grantees, their successors aud and conclusive a to tbe liability of tha latier to the former. Tenth The construction of said railway to commence within ninety days allr the pass-age of this ordinauce. and twenty-fir- e miles to be completed wlthlu one year. Eieveata-Tli- at w henever the City Council sba.l uud it necrs ary or desirable to grant to any other timii railroad company a fran-chise Over any of the t.treets herein granted the grantees herein shall allow running ar-rangements over grantees trackstu such other company upon dch other company making equitable payment fur construct, nc, maintain-ing, aud opoiat.ng the portion ot said grantees track so esc. S. That this franchise granted for the full term of twenty yeats from aud after tha passage of this ordinauce. be;. I. That if the gi an tees, tbe'r in censors and assl.'iis, shall fall to keep and perform all the stipulation of tuis ordinance, or shall tail orrfuse to comply with ad the mles, regula-tions aud of Salt Lake City relat-ln-to railroads d the running of the earn. within the ooy limits, which are now enacted or which shall hereafter be enacted, then the City Council, afier si i ty (10) da notice, aud on failure on the nart of the smil grunt es to provide a remedy or mase sat'Sfaciory ar-rangements tl.erofor, may, bv a rua.iorliy vole, declare the privileges herein granted ferfe.ted, aud proceed to tas possession of the said road and control th same as If this ordinance had not passed. Sec,. 4. if tl.l grant, with the term and condition here n tip .euile 1, be not accented In writing by tha i.r miees, within sittty days after the passage of th s ordluau.ee, t;,e sa.i. shall be void and of no effect. 1 assed aud approved April 21st, 1891. Attest: J. F. Jack. Geo. M. SfoTr, skal City Recorder. Mayor. TJmitfo Status or Amkuica, TaitHiroKV or Utah, ss. Salt Lake City, j I, J. F. Jack, rerorner of alt Lake City, do hereby eertif v that the foregoing is a full, true and correct cony of an or nuance granr.mc a right of way through a certain street of ait Lske City to E.iward Wilkes. It the But Lase, ilailey and Pi get. Sound R. R. Co., Its sucoessor find assign, as passed by the City Council ot Salt Lake City April L'lst, l.yl, as appears or record In my ofllce. In testimony whsreor. f have hereunto set my hand am: aDved tne c .rpo. ate al of Salt Lake City, th.s iih dny of June, bad. IsiiALj J. F. Jack, city Kocorder. 6. 113. IMPORTANT. HI Urande Western Eiteasiee. Coinmencirjz July 1st, proximo, the Rio Grande Western will befjia oper-ating the Sevier valley branch as far eolith as Salina, Sevier county. In addition to opening up a line to a number of important towns in Sovier and San Pete counties, the rich and much talked of Marysvale ruiuinj? dis-trict is brought within about thirty miles nenrer railroad comnuuniur.tiou than heretofore Tho new stations are Sterling. Gun-nison, Willow Creek and Salina. Freight will be received for all these points, but should be prepaid excepting to Salina. For passenger rates and schedule call at ticket olliccs. J. II. Dennett, General freight and passenger agent. PKOliATE NO I K K. Iu the probate court In and for Salt Lake comity, terrd'Tv of Ulan. in the mait'V of th-- estate of Ail am O. I nr. in er. or. eased. Oner to show eattse v hv i.i. ei- of saic of real should not oe made. HANK I'lKKCi:, THE ADMINISTRATOR of the e.jtate of Adam ii. Horant.'r, de-ceased, having iiled his petition herein, duly vt lhoJ. pray an; for an or.ler of sale of of the whole of the r a' e die. of said b'lit, lor tiie tniroosi'S theram set foi th, it Is therefore ordere,, bv the ,luo; e of said court, that all us Inter, at. d in ti e osiaie of said ,,p.iear Is r ue the said I robate court ou Tursuay, lbs til day of July, IKH, at 10 o cioi-- In the forenoon of sa. i Uav, at the Conn Kocm or said Fr bate con t, ar. the C'oSiraoity Court llou.o In tha City aud County Lane. Utah Terr my. to show cau e wi.y an order shidild not be granted tolhe said admui tr.n r. to eH so mueh of the real of the si' id die eased at private sala as shall I e , and tnat a copy of this or-der be published at le ist futirsucceasive week in t LakeTi.Mr.s, a newspaper printed aud puul.shed In sa d citv and coiititr- Ci. W. KAItTCU. I'robate Judge, Date d June i.h.li, 11. AN ORDINANCE. 'illlfi DESTKCCTIOM OR 1)ROTIimTlNU tree-.- , underwood or slirub-ber- y in Citv Creek cauou, witli.n tiie lluiita of Salt Lake City. Ri tion 1. He It ordained bv the City Conn-e- ll of Bait Lake Cily:- - Tnat any person who shad cut down, injure, carry oif. or remove in any manner, any imml or underwood, tree or timber, or branches of trees or shi ulibery in C.ty Creek canon Within the limits of Sa t Lake Citv, shall be deemed of a misde-meanor. ,nd. on com ictiou thereof, be lined in any sum not to exceed one hundred dollar for the tlcst o:f use, and for auy subsequent offence miiv be fliu d in any auin not excedtiiK one laiudii-- ii ill.irs or be imprisoned In the city Jail for a period not til exceed one hund-red days, or by b.th such Hue and imprison-ment. Suction 3. Tho provisions of this ordinance shall not apply tn auv person who is em-powered or authori.ed by the City Council of knit Lane City to Improve City Creek canon w.tiiln the limits of Salt Lake City, or remove anv tlnioer for t,:e uses oi said city. Hkition n. This ordinance to be In force la file davs alter its passaire. Passed and approved June 2ml. 11. fnKAi. liKu. M. 8' oir, Mayor. Attest: J. F. Jack, City Kocordor. TjNtTun ttfs or Amekioa, I Titiuiliimv oi- - IItdi, Vsa Salt Lakb Our. ) T. J. F. Jack, recorder of Salt Lake City, do berehy certily that the foret-olnf- f Is a full, true aud correct copy of an ordinance prohibiting the destruction or removal of trees, under-wood or Bhrubherv in City Creek Canon, with-in the limits of salt Lake (Jity, passed bv the citv council of Salt Lake C ty. June ad, A. L. lH'ii, as appears of record in tny office. m witness wher-iof- I have hereunto eet my hand and affixed the corporate seal of Salt Lake City this lith day of June. A. 1. IHdl. BKAL,J O. IM. J. f. JACIx, Olty Recorder. A RESOLUTION FOlt THE ISSUANCE OF A l'ouds for Corporate purposes. Wiieieas, The cor, r.llou of Salt Lake C ty is ues, roue of boiTowuiK ti e -- urn of Two nuu dred Thousand Dollar fur theuiaklnir"' perma-nent improvements and lor other Oorporuio purposes, and it has been deemed prudent run best to lss ie a series of Two Hundred one Tuou.aud Dollar Hon Is, pursuant t the pro visions oi an Act of the lioveruor and Legisla-tive na.vmhly of t ie Territory of Utah, ap-proved Marcii 8th, lsssj therefore. Section 1. He, and it is, re olved, by the City Council of Salt Lake Cliy. that lor tbe jiufjiosa of obtaining money for permanent improvements aud for outer Corporate pur-poses said Corporation shall issue a series OI 1 wo Huud'ed engrai e l ( oupou I'onds id the denomination of One Thousand dollars each, the principal payable at the mute oi the coy Treasurer of tceUdvoi fait Lake twenty years after the date thereof, redeem 1'. how.reve at the option of said Corp.u'aiiou at any time afier ten years from ibeuata ol ih ir l.-u- e. haid Hou.is to bear date of July let, w til liiturest from the date theieof ut the rate Of pur cent per annum, ami p ivuble thereafter, ou the h.-- t u.isof January and July in each year, in the City of New i ork at thu i Linking ibmse of the Importers end Trad- ra National H mk. or itsse- c. ssors, or at the Union National Hauk in ha t Lake City, or lis siicccssois. on p' eseiiliitioii and surrender of the Coupons as they beeouieriite. both inter-est and p: iucipal payable in lawful moil, y of the United Slate-- , and a.d Hands shall I ex-empt from taxation by sa d CH y. Sect on i haid lion Is shad "e s Vnod by the Mayor and Treasurer of said Cty. and bo fine the issuance or any of t hem the C irporati) Seal of said City shall be thereunto ailKed, duly at-tested bv the neconler of said i ity. Section :i. said liomi shad be numbered from one to two bundled, bun Inclusive, and they shall be registered In numerical order Hi a book kept for such purpose In' the Ain'itoi c said Citv. and said Bonds besoldoiiy upou the order ot the Ciiy Council and in such loin and on such terms as It shall t'tesnmate, and to each of said llonils there shall be at-tached forty coup ,ut numbered respectively from one to lorty. bnfn in lusive, with the prooer dates of p",.ynieiil named therein. Section 4. The Seal of the Corporation shall not bo Impressed noon said Hotels until the terms of sale thereof, and then -- aid lnipre-ico- u shall be made tn the pre-en- of the Mayor atnlTreasurer audi oruiuttteeot finance of said City, provided tne order of gelbn und attest-in'- -; said Houds iueluiltiur the seallnc thereof may be chiitii.'cd or luodldtj by order of the city Council. Section 0. Whenever tho City Council of Salt Lake City shall have urrani'cd to issue said Iionds or tttiv part of them, -- aid Council ahull direct the Treasurer of said Cuy to adver-tise for the sale of iionds to be issued as afore-said, by cattslmr notice of sa d saic to be for a period ot one month m thro dally newspapers published In Salt. LaknCity. Such notice bhall specify the amount of Iionds to be Sold, the rate of interest they shail oear the place, ilav and hour of sale, and that bids wiil be by said Tieasurer for the purchase ot said Honda wiihln fifteen days from the expiration of said publication In said papers, aud at a place and time named In said notice. The Trea-ur- oi'sald City, toircthnr with tbe Committee on Finance of "aid i.ity Council shall open all bids received by said Tieasurer aud Ouv snail award the purchase of said Bond or the portion thereof offered for sale to the TiiKbe-- t bidder or bidiors therefore. rrovdd: That said Treasurer and said Committee ou Finance shall have the ritfht on behalf of said City to reject any and all bids, and provided further, that they may in their discretion refuse to make any of said Honus unless suf-ficient security shall be furnished hy the bid-der or bidders for the Compilation With tho terms of his or their bids. Section tl. For the purpose of pro ldlnn; for tbe payment of tiu lntore-- t on said Iionds as the same shail beeuma due, the sum of ten thousand dollars or so much thereof as may be necessary le hereby appropriated accord-ingly. Section 7. At the expiration of ten years af-ter tho Issuance of sal iionds, there shall be set apart, and the seme is hereby appropriated, the sum of twenty thousand do'lars. us a sink-in- n fund to pay tha principal oi said Iionds, as the same shall fall clue or b called as pro-vided by Section s of this resolution: Provid-ed, that nothing herein shall be construed tn prohibit the ( Ity Conned from rraklnir any other provision for redemption of any or all of said Iionds after tl.e expiration of t- n years. Sections. Whenever after the expiration or ten Veara from tho issuance of said Houds there is available as provided iu the procediinx section or otherwise the sum of twenty thousand dollars or more, it shall be the duty of the City Treasurer to publi-- h a notice statlnu the number of bonds to lie redeemed, w ith the highest number then ;. and the date when they will be paid. And if such Iionds so numbered in eaid notice shall not be presented for paymeutor cancellation at the date mention-- d in'the publication, then such fund shall re-main In the treasury to discharge such Ponds whenever presented, but such call lionda shall draw no Interest alter the a ale speciued .u such notice. Section p. This resolution to take effect from and afler its passaire. Passed and approved Juno !th, lA.il. Isi'.al.) ;k.o. M. Si ott, Mayor. Attest: ,1. F. Jack. City Recorder. United Status of amhkica, I Tkuiutoky or Ut ih. Salt Lake Citv. I I. J. F. Jack. Kerorder of Salt Lake City, do hereby certify that the foreiolng is a full, true and correct copy of 4iA resolution providing for the issuance ot iionds for Corporate pur-poses" passed by the City Council of Salt Lake City. Juno nth, isul, as appears of record in my oltlce. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed tue C Tporato Seal of Salt Lake City, this loth day of June. lsui. IttEAi 0. 141. J. F. JACK, City Hecorder. Official lloticcft. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Fstate of Adam O. Herzliijror. deeeased. XJOTICK IS HKRKHV (.IVKN. HY TUB Xl tinkers' ,:ned, administrator of the estate or Adam li. ilerzitu'er deceiised, to the credi-tors of, and all poisons having claims auabist th" si .1 deceased, to exhibit them with tho necessary voiici.er-- wlihiu ten months after thetiist publication of this noll e, to the said adniini-trat- at h s otice Iu Salt Lane City, risiins S and v. bullduifr, In the county of Salt Lake, tali. Fuank Pii.ii' E, administrator. Dated June Kith, 1HJ1. Notice No. 2008. APPLICATION FOR PATENT. Unit! Statks LAsn OrricE, I Salt Lake citv, Utah, May W. lt. f vrOTICE IB HEREBY C1IVFN THAT Jl Joneph J. Snell and Eliza M. Knell, both of Salt Lake City, Utah, bavemade application for a United States patent for the Consolidat-ed Placer ml nlntr claim, situate in Hot Spring miuiutt district. Salt Lake county, Utah ter-ritory consist ine of the following described pla-cer mining ground and surface ground shown ou the plat posted on the ground, aud describ-ed In the plat of the official survey on tile iu this office, with magnetic variation at 18 de-grees, 3u miuutes east, as follows: The southwest quarter of the southeast quar-ter of section i!4 in township 1 north, rauge 1 west. Salt Lake Meridian. Utah, contnluliiir 4bacres. Thosaid premises t etnsr a port Ion ofthe surveyed lands represented by the official plat of said township now on tile In the Uuitod Stales Land Office at SaltLake City, Utah. The said mlnlnn location beimr of record In the office of the recorder of said miulnir district at Salt Lake City In Salt Lake county, Utah. There are no known locations near this min-ing claim. I direct that this notice be published In the Salt Lake Times the newspaper published nearest the laid mining claim, for the period of sixty days or ten weeks. Fkank V. nouns. Recorder. T. C Bailey. Attorney for AppUcant. No. 1091. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. PESEKT LAND, FINAL FUOOF. UNrrrn States Lahu 1 Salt Lake City, Utah, Juneu-lth-. isul. ) NOTICE 13 HEKEH CIVEN THAT A. l'aui of Salt Lai.e City, Suit Lake county. Utah, has Hied notice of inten-tion tomakeproof on her laud claim. No. Wfi, for the unsui veved south H of the northeast of section a, township south, ranire 1 east, be-fore the register and receiver at Salt Lake City, Utah, ou Thursday, the Bib, day of Aug-ust, isid. She names the following witnesses to prove tbe complete Irrigation and reclamation of said laud: Cuarle Cvru Tester, Jam" Hawker, Hans Peter Peterson, Thomas 11. Bess, all of Sait Lake City, Utah. FKNK 1). HO BUS, Register, Butu & Lowtc, attorney for applicant,. . NOTICE TO CREDITORS. of Samuel V. Len.l, deceased. "VOTICE M HKKKHY OIVF..V IIY THE l uuderslgni-d- , Uraitam V. Putnam. ailmiuis t rater of the est t e or Samuel F.Len.i. deceas-ed, to the creditors of, pnd ail persons having i ltfiins airalnst the said deceased, to exhibit tin iu with the necessary vouchers within four mouths after the first publication of this notice, to the said Orshain F. Putnam, ad-ministrator ti afore.i)d, at his olTlee, rooms 7 and s, Wasatch k.iliding. in Sait Lake City, Utah. In tne county or Salt Lake. Lated at Salt Lake city, June lth. IWI. L.KA1IAM F. Pc TN AM, Ailirdnisiriit r of the estate ot Samuel F. Leu.t, decased. 2ane & Putnam, Attorneys. MARSHAL'S SALE. PURSUANT TO AN EXF.CUTIOK TO ME by the Third Judicial District Court of the Territory of Utah, I shall expose at public sale, at the front door of the Court House, in the City and County of Salt Lake, Territory of UtBh. on the 1th day of Jiily,l.sw. at Vi o'clock, m. ; all the right, title, claim and interest of M. E. Hrownof. in and to the fol-lowing described real estate, situate, lying and being in the City and County of 8alt Lake, Utah Territory, and particularly described as follows, towlt: A part ol Lot 8, in block 72, Plat A, Sait Lake City survey com-mencing VAH feet south of the Northeast cor-ner of said lot. and running thence south S3 feet and four i4) Inches, thonce west eight (S rods, thence North .'CI feet and four ( !) inches, and thence east eight (H) rods to the place of beglnnlne. To be sold as the property of M. K. Brown at tho suit ol li S. Flershelm aud A. S i lersheim. partners doing business as ii. &. Flersheim and Co. Terms of sale, cash. E. If. Parsons. U. S. Marshal. Hy 1). N. Swan, Deputy Marshal. Salt Lake City, Utah, June la, lswl. Desert Land Final Proof NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION. No.977. Unitkd Status La-st- i Ori'tCE, Sali Lakh Citv, Utah, V June 1, 119!. I NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Bryan, widow and heir of lieotvo VV. Hiyan, deceased, of Rosovllle. Utah, has tiled notice of Intention to make proof on inn desert land claim No. XM, for the unsurveyed southeast iiiiart'-- of the southeast ouarter of section Hi, and tbe northeast qnaiter of tho noitheast quarter of section 3. township '4 south, ran : 4 west, before the register and re. celver at Salt Lake City, ou Tuesday, tho 7th day of July. lKai. He names t ie following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation of eaid land: James Wo ds, urson P. Bates and Franklin L. liate-- of E'da.- - Utah, uud James M. Uallaher of Tooele C ty. Utah FKANK D. HOBOS, Register. O. F. Davis, Attorney. AN ORDINANCE IKoniBtTiyi thosn omerstTalfutnsitui TeoftOs Nof Soalft Lake Ctv. Me ion l He it ordubied by the city council of Salt, Lake Cliy: That any person who shall dlstili. ute in any manner uny circular, hand bill or any advertisement Wuatever, In and upon the follow. u port on of streets of Salt Lake City, to wit: That portion of Fast Temple st 'eet from South Temple street to Th.id South stre.it that portion of South Temple street from West Temple street to State street; that portion of First South street from West Temple street to State street; that portion of Second South street from West Temple street to State street ; that portion of Third South street Irom West Temple street to State street: that portion of West Tetunle street from South Tempi' street to Third South street; that portion of State street from Temple street toT ilrd South str t aud all of Commercial street, shall be de- med guilty of a misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof, shall be tine 1 lu any sum not exceed-tri- g twenty-fiv- dollars for each aud every of-fense. See. 9 Th;s ordinance to be In fore ten days aft-- Its passai e. Passed aud approved May Sith, A. D 1'ifll. sKAi, UkohiiK M. ScotT. Mavor. Attest: J. F. Jack, City Kecorder. I, J. F. .Task, recorder of Salt Lake) Cty. do hereby certby that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of an ormnaii e prohibiting the distribution' of advertisement on certain streets of Salt Lake Citv. nassed by the city council of Salt Lake City the 'J ;th day of May, A. 1). isni. anp. a- s of recor I lu my ofnee. In tc'imony whereof,! have hereunto set mv ha-'- and amx d tn" c irpornt ' leal of Salt Liike City this day of May. H.d. IskauJ J. F. Jack, City Recorder. APPLICATION FOR PATENT. Notice No. 8013. UNITED States Land Office, Salt Lakh City, Utah, Mav 4th. ) "VrOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAlt-X- l l'iut Ann Watson, whose poatofllce ad-dress Is Ihngham, Salt Lake county, Utah, and her David Kay or Ogden, Utah, and .leromn Bourgard of illngham. Salt Luke connty. Utah, have made application for a United Mates patent for the Key Note and westerly extension or the Key Note Consoli-dated lode, mining claims situated In West Mountain Mining district, Salt, Lake county, Utah territory, consisting ot lul8.it linear ieet of the lode, and surface ground shown on the plat posted on the ground, being Lot No. 411, and described in the field notes and plat of the official survey on tile in this oltlce, with mag-netic var.ation at IB degrees ffl minutes east, as follows: Commencing at Post No. 1 of tho Westerly Extension of the Key Note, thonce north ti" 11 min., west UUSfoet topostNo. S; thence north tie. dog. 62 nun., east ltil8.'.!5 feot to post No. 7 of tho Key Note lode; thence south bw 11 min., east irw feet to post, No. 8 of the Key Note; thence south 67 deg. lf ntln.. west Ml feet to post No. of ths Key Note; thence south W deg al min., wes. 2:0 foot to post No. i. or the Key Note, which is common to post No. 4 or tbe Westerly Extension or the Key Note lode; thence south tit) deg. us min.', west lfti.H feet to post No. 1, tneplaoe or beginning; containing a total are of S.tiB acres, and ex-pressly including the area in conlliet w ith the Tiger iode lot W7, for which au application for patent has never been bled; from post No. 1 U. S. M. M. No. S, bears south 40 deg. 61 min. west 6iS6 feet distant. Tbesaid mining loca-tio-being of record intha olilce of tho recor-der of said mining district at Bingham. In Salt Lake county, Utah. Th nearest kuown loca-tions being the Tiger lodo, lot 97; Key Note No. S lode, lot 3k; Modest y lode, lot an' ; First Extension id Yosemite west lode, lot 113; Re-vere lode, lot VM; and Montreal lode, lot 87; mining claims. I direct that this notice be published In th Salt Laki Timks, tbe newspaper published nearest the said mining claim, for the potlod Of sixty days. Frank D. Honns, Register. T. C. BAn.EV, Attorney for Applicaut. MARSHAL'S SALE. TO AN OitHEU OF SALE TO 1)UK9UANT hy the Third Jnolci.il District Court of the Territory of Utah. I rhall e:.pose at public sale, at t he front door of the County Court House, lu the City aud County of S.lt l'.ahe, Territory of Utah, on the dav of .Inly, Ih'.d. at is' o'clock, M.. all the riu'.it. tllle. claim and interest of Mary K. Brown, C. M. Brown, Ferdinand Westlielmer, B. F'.ershein, A. S. Fiei siiein an t L. C. Neilson In and to the folio ing deserthpl real estate, situate, lying and being in the Cliy and County of Sblt L ike, Utah Taints ry, aud particularly described as folbeis t: A part of Lot 8 In Block 7'i, Flat. A, Suit Lake City Survey, commencing It lj feet, son tti of the not tie a- -t corner if said lot, mid running thence south .'; feet and four i4 inches, thence west eight ih) lo.ls, thence north ill: feet and four tl) Inches, and thence eist eii.ht iMi rods to pla-- of beginning. To be sold as the propertv o' Marv E. Hr-- n. C. M. I j'oi.n. Ferdinand' W ttieii'nor. H. S. Fler-thein- . A S. FbTsheiu and L. C. Neilaou at the suit of P. Puelau. Terms oi sale, cash. E. II. Pauson. U. S. Marshal. By D. N. Swan. Deputv Marshal. Salt Lake Cliy Utah, June IS'.d. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. VOTICI. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIIE i undersigned, m pursuance of an order of sale made on May lml, by tne I'robate Court of Salt Lake county, l.tah territory, will sell at public sale to the highest bidder for casti. ut tho front, door of the County Court house, of sai'l at. hJ o'clo k, noon, on Monday, July th, IM. tho following, lesei" bed real estate belong ng to the estate of lieiiom W. Chase, deceased, situate lit Salt Lake City aud County, Utah 'ierr.tory; towlt: Hogin-niiii- " at the' north, ast comer ut Lot P:vo isil in Block Sixteen (li, l iatF. Salt Lake City survey and running thence Wear, five I ft I roils; thence south ten tub ro,,s; theme cast rive (ni rods; thence north ten tint rods to the point of beginning. Said laud will oe sold either as a whole or iu sub Uvl-Ion- of 2'i rods front-age, or In subdivisions, oue of 3 rods and the othorofS rods frontcge. to suit tbe purchas-ers Terms Per cent of bid to be paid at time of sale, i alance on condrmatiou of sale by i'robate Court. WAI.TKB 11. OBKKM. Auin nistrator of Estate. Residence: Bfno.n'i W. Chase, deceased. 7H5 North 2nd Wesi Attorney: Wai.tch ML'Ri'nv, Hooper Build-ing. Salt La!;e City. AN ORDINANCE CONFIRMING THE ASSESSMENT OF and parcels of land abut-ting upon both side3 of Third South street from West Temple si feet to Thir4 West street, In sidewalk district No. 5 of Salt Lake City : on both sides of Third South street, rrom First Fast street to Second East street, in sldewaia district No. 6 of Salt Lake City; on both sides of Third South street, from Second East street to Fourth East street, In sidewalk district No. t) of Sait Lane City; on tho south side or South Temple street, from Fourth East street to Ei .'lith East street. In sidew alk d strict No, 17 of SaltLake City: ou both sides of Third South street, rroni East Temple street to West Tem-ple street, in sidewalk district No, 5 of Salt Lake City; on both side of Third South street, from East Temple street to First East street. In sidewalk district No. of Salt Lake City; on both s'des or t irst East street, from South Temple street to Fourin South street, ir. Giduwalk distrl-- No.. of Salt- - Lake City; on both sides of Second South street, from East Temple street to Second East street, lu sidewalk district, No. 4 of Lake City; ou both Bides of Second South stteet. from Emit Tempie street to Fifth West stre-1- , in side-walk district No. 3 of Salt Lake City, for the purpose or constructing Sidewalks thereon, as approved by the board of equalisation and re-view. S 'ction 1. Be it ordained by the city council of Salt Lake City that the assessment- of the lots, blocks and parcels of land abutting on both stiles of Thb d Sotttti street, from West Temple street to '1 hlrd West street. In side-walk district No. 5 of Salt Lake Citv: on both sides of Third South sireei, from Fir-- East stt eet to Second East si reet,tu sidewalk dist rict No. or Salt LaiieC ity ; ou both sides of Th.rd South si i eet, from Second East street to Fourth East street, In sidewalk No. B of Sait Lako City ; on the south side of Soufh Temple street from Fourth Fast street to Eichth East street, In sidewalk district No. 17 of Halt Lake City ; on both sides of Third South street from East, Temple street to West Tem-ple street, in siCewala district No. 5 of Salt, Lake City: on both sides ol Third Snuthstreet from East Temple street to First East, street in tddewalk district No. C of Salt Lake city; ou both sblesof First East street, rrotn South Temple street to Fourth South street, in side-walk district No. 0 of SaltLake Citv; on both sides of Second South street, from East Tem-ple street to Soeoud East street, m sidewalk district No. 4 of Salt Lake City; on both slues of Second South street, from East Tempie, street to Fifth West street, in sidewalk dls-t- t let No. S of Salt Lake Cuy, for the purpose of consfuctlng sidewalks hereon, as ap-proved by he board of e piabattion and re view, be and tho same Ih hereby couiirtued. Sec. 2. 'l ids ordinance to take elTect from and after its passage. F'assed and approved June 0th. isoi, GEO. M. SCOTT, Mayor. Attest: J. F. Jack, City Recorder. iSEAb. Us'iTitn States op Awnitca, I Territory of Ft ah, Salt LakeCitv. I I, .T. F. Jack, recorder of Salt Lako (''ity do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true andooirect copy of an ordinance confirming the assessment of the lot'., blocks and pared of land abutting on the streets named in the title, for the purpose of constructing side-walks thereon, as approved by the board of equalization and review, passed by the citv co.titcil of Salt Lake City, jtin Uth. A.D., isyi, as appears of re ord In my ofbce. In witness whereif, I have hereunto set my hand atidaltlxcd the corporate seal o' Salt Lake city, this loth day ot June. A.D., tstn. seal 0. 14U. J. F. JAC1. City Kecorder. NOTICE OF TIIE INTENTION OF THE CITY council to extend water mains on Oak ttreet, from Plumb to Currant street. Notice Is hereby given by the city council of Salt Luke City of the intention ot such coun-cil to make tiu following described Improve-ment, Extending and laying iron water pipes or mains along the following stieets, namely: on Oak stteet, from i'lumb to Currant street, with laterals on Plumb, Aprico: and Currant street a and deftaylug thrce-fourtn- of thu en t thereof, estimated at jamo. by a local upon the lots or pieces of ground wlthlu the following described district, being the district to be affected or bene-fited by said improvement, namely: Lot. 1, block ; Lois I and laud the east one-bal- f of lots 9 and a, block 17; Lots 4 and S, block 18; Lots I, n. 7 and 8, block 13; Lois3, 4 and ft aud the east one-ha- lf of lots 2 and h. block II ; Lois 4 and o, block 8, all In plat E, Salt Lake City Survoy, All protest! aud objections to tho carrvuig out of such intention must be pre'ented In writing to the cit y recorder on or before June E0, lsui, being tbe time set by the said council when it will hear and consider such objections a may be made thereto. By order of the city council of Salt Lake Citv, mads December 9. lb'.m. W..M .1. 100, J. F. JAC1C, City Reoorder. AN ORDINANCE rtONFIRMING THE ASSESSMENT OF J the lots, blocks and parcels of laud abut-ting Hi, on both sale of Second South street from Se ond East to Eighth East streets, in sidewalk district No. 4 of Salt Lake Cby; ou both sides of First Soul n street from Second E t to ii Fast street, in sidewalk dts-- ti i. t No. aid S.nt Lake C;ty: ou both s de of F'.rst Sou ih s ieet in-;- East Temple to i ourth West streets, In sidewalk district No. 1 of Salt Lake C'ty : on both sides of South Tempie itreet from Eas! Temple to Third West, streelR, lu sidewalk district, N'o. 13 of Sait Lake City; and on both tides of F'irst South street fio'ii Fast Temple to Second i.ast streets, in si ewaik district No. 9 rf Salt. Lane City, for the purpose or ton-- noting sidewalks thereon, as approved by the board of equalisation aud review. Section 1. He it orda;ned by the City Coun-cil ot Salt Lake Ciiy: That the asses mont of the lots, blocks and parcels of laud abutting ou both sbbs ot be. ond Souin street from Second East to Eighth s reels, iu uiiie-wa- lk dHmct No. 4 of S It Lane City; both s deso,' First South st 'eet fiom East to Fli .'hth East streets, i:i sidewalk district No. 8 ot Salt Lake 0.;y. on l oth, sides of First Si ut st: eet fro n Ease Temple to Fourth We-- i streets, lu sidewalk district. No. 1 of Salt Lake C ty : bo'h saies of S. mt ii Temple street from Fast Temple to Third We it streets, iu sidewalK distti t No. 13 or Salt Lake Cily: and on both sides of First South street from East Temple to Second Fast streets, in sidewalk district No. a of Salt Lake citv, for the pur-pose ot cons' r tctiii:.' sidewalks thereon, as ap-proved hy the Foaru of equalization and re-view, be an t the same is hereby continued. Sec.S. This ordinauce to take effect from and after it passage, Passed and appioved May iftrt, A. Tl. lsfll. isnALj ci-o- . M. S. oit, Mayor. Attest: J. F. Jack. City Recorder. Unitkp States or America, I Teuitory of Ctah, St.t Lake City. I I, J. F. Jacki, Km-o- .or of Sait Lake City, do hereby certify that the for.'g.-ii- is a full, trim and correct copy of "An omittance the assessment of the lots, blocks and panels of land abutting on both sided of Second South street from Second least to Eighth F.ast: 'u sidewalk district No. 4 of Salt Luke city; both sines of First Souih sireet from Second F.ast to Eighth East, iu sidewalk district No. 8 of Salt Lake Citv; both sides of First South stieet 'rom F'.usi Tempie to Fourth West, in sidewalk district No. 1 oi Salt Lake City; both sides of South Tetunle street from Ea.-- t Tem-ple to Third West, iu sicewalk No. 13 or Bait Lake Citv; and ou bo,h side of First South sireet from F:ast Temple to Second East, In sidewalk district No. 'J of Salt Lake City, for the puroose of constructing thereon, a 'approved by the board of equalization and review." passed by the City Council of Salt Lake City May la, A. D. Itvi, as appears of record in my ofilee. lu witness where. f. I have hereunto fel my hand and affixed the Corporate seal ot Sait Ltike City this Vth day of May A. I'- lf9l. Uud J. F. JaiK. Citv Recorder. MARSHAL'S SALE. PURSUANT TO AN EXECUTION TO ME by the Third judicial district court of the territory of Utah, 1 shall, expose at public sale, at the front door ot the county court, house, in the citv of Salt Lake, coumy of Salt Lake, and territory of Utah, on thetfind day of July, at (lib twelve o'clock m., al! the ritiht, title, claim and interest of W. H. Cassadv, of, In and to th following described real estate, situate, lying aud being iu Salt Lake county, and described as follows, t: The northwest ( hw quarter ot tbe northv-es- t (V) quarter, and the southeast (H) ouarter of the northwest ( i quarter, and (6) five acre off tho west side of the northeast Ci) quarter of the northwest (H) quarter of section 131) twenty-one- , in township (l)oue, sout h of range fib three west ot the Salt Lake meridian, Un!ted States anrvey. To be sold as the property of W. H. Cassady, at the suitcf Joel L. Wood. Terms of sale. cash. E. H. PAH80SS, U. 8. Marshal. By A. G. Dyeii, Deputy Marshal. Dated June ind. 1HUL MARSHAL'S SALE. DUKSUANT TO AN EXECUTION TO ME 1 directed by the Third judicial district court of the territory of Utah, 1 snail e po e at pub-lic sale, ut the front .tour of ii.e county court house, in the city ol Sa't Lake, county of Suit Lake and territory o; Ctah, ou tne bit h day of July, 1SU1, at Vi o clock in., all the right, title, claim and Interest of C. 11. Lashbrook of, in, and to the foiiowiug dtscrib "! real estate, s.t-uat-lying, and being lu Bingham enuon Sait Lake cotintv. and desert! el as follows, The Bottanv.a Lode and Mining c:alm, situate lu West Mountain mining district, Salt Lake county. Utah temtoiy Adjoining the Williams Lode and Mining claim on tho south-east, aud on the opposite side of th" canon trot u t.ie moiiib of li'rv Fork of Hmgbam canon sbove the lead mine mill. To be sold as the property of 0. li. Lashbrook at the uit or Leopold Goldiiorg. Term of sale. cash. E. H. PAttsiiw, U. S. Marsha By Domax Cannon. Deputy Marstal. Dated June Zl. 18J1. LEGAL NOTICE. In the I'robate Court lu aud for Salt Lake county. Territory r t:tah. In the matter of the estate, ot William J. Shivers, deceased. i vder to rhoweanse why order of sale of real i s ate should not be made. W. 11. Cromer, the administrator of the es-tate of William J. Shivers, deceased, having bled bis petition herein, duly veritio I, praying for an order of sale of real estate of said e e'tit. for the purposes tiierem set forth, it Is therefore ordered by the nidge of said court. Hint all persons ititeiesled in the estate of satu deceased, appear beiore the saldpiobato court on 'lui soa'v, the lst.lt any of Aic ust. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of ae' diy, at the court room of eaid probate court, st the count V court house, iu the city au-- i tottutyof Bait Lake. Utah territory, to show cause why nu oruir should not ba grauttd to tie- - said ad-min strati)', to sell so much of tho real estate oi the nd deceased at public sale sa shall tie necessary, and that a copy of tids order be pubiisi ed at, least four successive weeks in Tun Salt Lakh Timfs. a newspaper priuted and published n said city and county. C. W. BAiiTi'H, Probate Judge. J. Post. Attorney for Administrator. Dated June 111, lsDI, THE PRODUCE MARKET. Wholesale prioes of produce in tho Salt Lake mt.rket; corrected daily by 1". W. Hanson, commission merchant, West Temple street. Butter Choice Creamery, tubs, 24o; choice creamery, 1 lb square prints, 24. (i(S5o; fair, tubs, 23c; choioe dairy, tubs, 18f320c; choice cooking, 1012c. irGGSt;tnctly fresh, candled, per case, $li.25. Cheese Full cream, twins, eastern, per It)., 1213c; Young America, 12iia 13t; domestic Swiss, per lb., 23c; brick tin foil, 20c; Limburger, per tt., SOn. Vegetables California potatoes per ' 100, UI5iejl.T5; California onions per W). 2.50; California cabbage per liHX S 1 . Si ift 2 ; Utah potatoes per 100, i $i .(i0(,iii.:o Pot LriiY Spring chickens, live, $2.5 :j Oil pur dozen; old chickens, dressed, fflu; Inc. per pound. j.,. nits Oranges. Med. Sweets per 1 2.i to Riverside oranges tier 'box, $:?.75 to 1.25. Lemons: Fancy O aad3rtil,$7.00irr$7.r,0percase Choice !) and .'Kin, SO.SOm ST.OOper case California pectus per box. $1.75. Cali-fornia apricots pur box, $1.75, California plums per box, $1.73 to $2.00, Cali-fo- i ti i: cherries per box, $1.25 to $1.30, bckbi-rric- s per case, $175 to $1.00, pooscl.crrieis, 8 to 10c per quart, peas, $ 00 to Sl.20 per bushel. MARSHAL'S SALE. PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE TO by the Third Judicial District Court of the Territory of Utah, 1 shall expose at public sale, at the front door of the County Court House, In the City aud County of Salt Lake, Territory of Utah, on the 11th day of July, lP'Jl. at l'J o'clock m.. all the right, title, claim andinteregtof Witcher Jones and Nelli A. Root in and to the following descrllied real estate, situate, lying and being in the City and County of Salt Lake, Utah Territory, ami par-ticularly described as follows, Part of Lot One and Two in Block Fifty, Plat "B." Salt Lake City Survey, commencing H.iV'H feet w est from tha southeast corner of Lot One aforesaid, and on the south Hue thereof, aud running thence west 7s feet; theuce north ten rods; thence east 7K feet; thence south ten rods to the place of beginning, situate In the City arid County of Salt Lake. Territory of Utat together with all th tenements, heredi-taments and appurtenances thereunto belong-ing, or In ary wise appertaining. To he sold as the property of WiU hcr Jones aud Nellie A. Root at the suit of Aaron Keyser. Terms of sale, Caah. E. H. Parsons, By D. N. swan, U. S. MarshaL Deputy Marshal. Bait Lake Ciiy. U tah. June 24th. DHL DELINQUENT NOTICE. CUMMIT MINING COMPANY - LOCA-tio- n of principal place of business Salt Lake City. Utah; locat.ou of mine, West Mountain Mining district. Utah. Notice There are delinquent upon tno fol-lowing described stock ou account of asses, ment No, , levle Ion the Wh nay of May, lsul, the several amounts i'i opposite the name of the resiectlve shareholders, as follows: No. of Cert. Shares Amt, Henrv Denhalter u WW I no ui H. Gardner 4:3 40.0 SHOW Christ Uebhardt 44". I UUU ffl 10 And in accordance with law and an order of the board of diro. tors made ou the uth day of May, Istfl. so many shares of each parcel of auch stock as ma v be necessary, will be sold at Ute onice of said company, No. 4d E. Second South str.i't. Salt Lake C.ty, Utah, on the 3rd day of July, 18 d. at H o'clocie, p. m to pay assessments tin together with the costs ot advertising and 5)ense of sale. SecroiarT oft Jinanit aiinimi Cq NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. (No. 9s.) United States Land Owen, ) SAbT l4:k City, Utah, jtino4, ) XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ZINA 1 Washington, of Salt Lake City. I'tab.has llled notice rf Intention to make proof on her desert land claim No. da, lor the southwest quarter 11, and north half northwest quarter southwest ouarter northwest quarter and nortnwesi quarter northeast quarter sec-tion 14, 1 south. 3 west, before the register aud receiver at Salt Lake City. Utah, on Thursday, the Uh day of July, l swl. She names the following witnesses to prov the compleie;'SaStvt'ou and reclamation of said laud: W:m7rTrowtberi. David P. Thomas. An'j..-jsru-sjosep- h Shelley ail of Salt UU6C;ty. Utah ..,-.,.- . O.F.Dfl-tc- , NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate ot Mary Ann Leni, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THS Graham F. Putnam, admin-istrator of the estate of Mary Ann Lem:i. de-ceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims a raiust the sa d deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary voucher within fou' months after the nrst publication of this notice, to the same Graham F., Put-nam, administrator, at h.s oulce rooms 7and 8. Wasatch building, iu Salt Lake City, lu the county of S lit Lake. Ctah ternt-irv- Dated at Salt Lake City, June lith. 11. Ghaham F. Putnam, Administrator of th estate of Mary Ann la.l, deceased. ZtAjiu &Pitnam. Attorney. |