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Show T.T ,. r, i HIE SALT LAKE USiES. TtiJiJAl', j UIVE 24, LeiHi. 7 I LEGAL. I.COAL. A THEATRICAL LANDMARK GONE. The Demolition of tho Brooklyn Theatr Recalls to Mind an Awful Disaster. The existence of the building in Brook-lyn which has been known for many years as the Brooklyn Theatre ended June a The old building was then pulled down and a new one will be erected on the site to be occupied by The Brooklyn Eagle, Farewell performances commemorating the long and eventful history of the thea-tre were given on June 2. together with the reading of an original poem, special music, Marshall Wilder humor and a gea-- THE BflOOKLTTf TREATKE. sral hurrah. Kiclmrd Manstield und How Coghlnn were the theatrical atars on these occasions. The Brooklyn theatre will be remember-ed by play goers and others whose rucmor ies run back for fourteen years as the scene of the most frightful disaster thut evci happened on this continent in connection wit h the stage. It was the burning of the building on the evening of Dec. 5, 1R70, aud the loss of 295 lives. The building that was burned stood at the corner of Washington and Johnson streets. The house was of brick and nicely decorated. The Conways opened the theatre with Bulwer'a "Money" In October, 1871, and held the management for four years. After tho death of Mr. aud Mrs. Conway their daughters, Minnie and Lillian, continued to manage the theatre for a few months with poor success. Then Theodore Moss, of Wallack's, took the theatre for a short time, and was succeeded1 by Messrs. Shook and Palmer, of the Union Square theatre, who remained in possession of the theatre until Dec. 5, loTti. The curtain had risen that evening on the last act of the "Two Orphans," when Kate Claxton, who was playing the leading part, heard the actors behind the scenes exclaim "The theatre's on tire!" The flames spread rapidly, and soon the flames were leaping up the gallery and spreading in great crimson sheets over the auditorium. Then began a frightful strug-gle for life. Consternation spread through the large audience, and men and women trampled upon each other in their efforts to escape. Those in the gallery became wedged in the narrow stairway leading to the street, the entrance to which had been closed by the poKce in order to shut off the draught, the officers not knowing that the passageway was choked with struggling victims. These were speedily suffocated. The roof fell iu upon their beads, and the stairs gave way beneath them. Two of the actors, Henry I. Murdock and Clnude Bur-roughs, were burned to death while trying to save their wardrobes. On the morrow, when the fury of the fire had spent itself, piles of bodies were re-moved from the ruins. Two hundred and nine!., five persons are known to have per-ished in the flames and of this number less than 100 could be identified. Forty thou-sand dollars was raised by subscription for the benefit of those who had been widowed and orphaned, and a public funeral took place on Saturday, Dec. 9, with the city authorities and the military in the cortege It was an imposing and solemn pageant and upwards of 50,000 persona witnessed it The unknown were buried in one grave it Greenwood cemetery and the city erectet an imposing monument over thesepnlchcr The ruins of the theatre lay undisturber. for two years. The building demolished on June 2 was then erected and on Oct. 4 1879, it was reopened by Haverly. Durin;" he past eleven years gome of the most irominent actors in the world have player jpon its stage. 4U.) NOTICE OF S rSOOF. t UinoOrni at Salt LaaaCrrT. M V 18. f N OTICE IS HEKKriY OIVEN THAT THF. th f..lowtn named settler baa Blew, notice of hi tn(enr).a b. mak ilnal proof ta support of hi claim, and that said proof will ' be mad before tho Register and KepetveT of ' the IV a. Land Om-- e a' Salt LakeC.ly op Jnly II. !!. r,. : J.i'p McKep. N. in wed, for tho sk',, section t. township I aurttt, ranee 3 east. lie nana th following wltn to pro hi c"iit:iiu.u reioetice upon and cultivation of said land namely: Walter Pvido. I'ranic Mct'owan. Ttiomaa Anderaua and r'rmak Hurt, ail of ball Um i iiv, I'tah. To rutin O. Heap. KkiiiTii KAILKOAIXS. SMpPopuIar Route J&pt To all Points East Only one change of cars Vtah to Kan-sas City or St. Louis. Elegant Pullman Buffet Sleeping Can Free ltecllnini; Chair tarn. Be jure your ticket reads via the Missouri Pacific Railway II. C. Townwnd, U. P. A- - T. A.. SI, Louu. 5. I. Vrrrah, C. F. P. A., RoomJIXl, Profinu BMg Suit Lain Cilf, I'foA StaMarifc Gate. EAST BOl!M TRAITTB. .NEMO ME Impune Lacessit. HAIL, CALEDONIA! Grand Excursion Amrhan Fork, JUNE 24. Of the Salt Lake Caledonia Club. Leaving Salt Lake at 7:S0 a.m.. retumln from American Fork at J :Xi p m.. thtm hIvIiik iibout nine hours in th.it prettv little city, with 'tn many atrractlonsof fon'st.Vtrvam and lake. ThepreHt Utati Luke Unintlguoue to the place and team cu be found near the grove to con-vey parHea to it. where liathlng. dunclnt; and stvaiiitKint'nnr can be had at low clmrgee. i Fl.XE JJBASS AM) SI'RINU HAM), For ilanclnp. will the excursion roin Salt Lake to thn grove at American Fori;, where the celebrated t'alodoniau tcamea will he played, anil for a h'ch a tine list of prlr.es will ;e Riven. A plntform will lie erected at the rove to aciouitnoUiito those wipliinif to dance. A PHrtiul lli-- l of tiie mmex in ae. follow: liancing the HUUiluud FIIhk to luiiplics. Scottish Hiiiyilpe conle?t tor prize. ToNslnirthrf ChImt. Qiioll playluR. Football (Scottl-- U Aso'liitloii rulea). l'lltttiiu the stone. Foot race. Scotch (jaine of Uoundcrs. Throwing the hammer. 'Hup. t tiip and loupe The football m will be played between a team from Salt Lake and uuo from American Fork, for a prize. The Uraud ar will also be for by a team of twenty men each from American Fork and Milt Lake City, and a prlne .lven for It. Multuble prizes will be offered for nU the sames, and a full list of them will be published before the excursion. Fare for Round Trip $1.25. - Children 65c. Tickets should be purchased before day nf 'Xcursiou lu order to secure Beats, as a bit; turnout Is expected. Fare from grove to Utah Lake and return, c : fare from Ogden to American Fork aud re-turn, ffl.Tfi, The following firms will sell tickets: Toslin Park. 8. P. Teasdel. Coulter & .Nnelgrove, IJunoun McAllister, saddle Kock restaurant. (.'alder's Muslo Palace, and any member of the club. NoTi No. 4 Atlantic Atlantic Mall. Ki)ireM Leave (gden :3tl.ui. t;i p in Arrive Suit Lake ;lll:t. a.m. :. p in lx'ai--e S;,lt Lake H:iHa.m T.IOpm Arrive Provo W:.tipni. Simp in Le:ive Provo 1H p in 9:) p.tu Arrive t;reen Klver ') p.m. 4..vn a.m Leave OriH-- Kiver J:(U p in. :. a.m Anlve (iianil .lunetlon... tl:. p in V an Leave lirniid Junction. . ll Mipm. I0.t an ArnvePuebl a:co p.m. H it) a n Arnve Denver .. 1 as ii ih. 7 Vt a n wtcVr Bouyi iPtk a ins. S. i " No. i Puclrlo Pa. lite Mall. F.tprr Leave Denver a.m. H:tii p.m Leave Puclilo 1 :.ti p.m. ID:' a.m Arrtte Urand Junction... a.m. a.iWpif Leave (Iraud .hiinv.Jii... J:mi a.m. ?:lfvpin Arrive tireen Kiver :ll a.m. II Ml p ut Leaveiireen Klver II :f a m. I'.':0A a.m Arrive Provo S:p m. J:lf am Leave Irovo H:!l ji.tn 7 a ill ArnveSalt Lake..., H ) p.in U IN a.m Leave Salt Lake H:Vi p.m 0 alu Arrive Ogden Ill ill p.ni. I" a in LtHJAL TKAINS. SALT LAKC AND OUDIM. Leave Salt Lake: Arrive Halt Lake: H:'.tia.m. W. lift a.m. l(i:r.a tu. lil.uip.ni 4:.1Up.IU. H.iup.m. S:Mp.ln. 8:ip.lil HALT I.AKK TO BINOBAN ANU WAS ATI H. Lv Salt Lake..7:)a.m Lv Wasatch.. 10 :ili am Arr llniKlmm. ti:.Vi a.m Lv Utuirham . D rAp.u, Arr Wasatch. Hall a.mi Arr halt Lake 4 KJp.ni D, 0, nonOK, J. II. HENNETT, Oeu. Maoacer. Urn. fass. Aa Real Estate Exchange 29 Commercial Street. MONEYTOLOAN On Good Real Estate Security. F. REHRMAN & CO. J.W. Farreil & Co Plmta, Gas & Steal Fitter. Dealers in all Kinds of Lift and Force Pumps Ordert taken for Drive and Duq Wells Cesspools built and Connections made m Mam Btrret, opp. AuerbnrK Broi, Telephone 000. Dtaii Central Railway. Time Card in effect Mav 22, 1890. Passeimer Trains leave and arrive at Salt Lake City and Park City dally a follows: SALT LA Sk CITY. Train 1 loaves Klp-ftt- So aud Main st 7:l)a ni a " " ItOip.i,. " arrives " " Iiimi a n. ', " " " 7:aupu, PARK CITr. Train 1 arrives Park City 10 (in a m 8 " " 7 ip.n " (leaves " 7:iam ," 4 " " huiip.ii, Frel lit trains leave aud arrlv i at Rait L k an I Park CI y iuily, ex epi, i uu ay, as fol Train No. 1 lea ves S it Lake 1 :,1 a m " a rive " .1:15 pin " S leave Park Ihuii.n " ha rive " 4 uip.ui No passeu0ers ct rrti-- on Its ght train i. PASHKNuka patkh: lletweeu Bait Luke City and Park City, single trip, - lletwnen Salt Lake City and Park City, round trip. IS. jon h. yousci, r. j. Nrisrmn, Manugi r. (Jtn. ft. 6b fa. Agt, TAKE tkce fMlIWAUKW CHICAGO MILWAUKEE & SL PAUL FOR ALL POINTS EAST. tt Is tha mil Una ninnlnp solid Vesllbuls. Klectrlc Llp'ited. Hteam Heauid trains between ChicRifo. Milwaukee and Council lilufl. (lata ha, 8t. Joseph, Kansas City and ftouli City. All trains composed of Pullman maminceu( InopInK cars and Tie Finest Dining Cars in the World. for further Information apply to the nearest ticket (race or ALEX. MITCHELL, . Commercial Agent. m south Mala street. Salt Lake City. pp r-r-- J. F. JACK, Real Estate. 3 Booth Mala. Salt Lacs. rvrmal Sta.tmmt For the year endlnii Decarnbrr 31, IS, of ths condition of tue Helvetia Swiss Fire Insurance COMPANY", Mad to th Secretsry of Ih Territory of Ctah 10 pursuance of an act relating to fire Insur-ance companies, approved March 13, IH4I. Nam of company and location. Helvetia r'lr In.nram Company of at. Oall, awlt-- Tneamottiitof capital stock I B.fttl.0 n n The capital stock pa d up I pn nOU) The aiiTounf of lt.a.-t- l l,6i.il.Vi The aniouut of lis UauiUle (ill- - cltid n ci pilali la .ffW.117.1 The iictaiinil'1 'o'"" Hablll'leals 47,141.11 The name of Its nttornev or atoml lor the Territory of L'tih uem wh'iu service or p we. n . nv civ I action airalnst ald eompanv may be made, Lm.i IIvami., hlt Lsae C t '. Th' T ce pih itiriiiz the year were.. The ex durintf the year were ' M ZZ--" M'mu State of California. I , City and County of haiiKraii' lsco. ( ( A Flel. a nieinre t of tne firm of Harry W. h;r.. tretierHl a "lit of said corn any, lie Otf uulv sworn, deie-e- Slid says thut he la tu atjoVe deacriiwl oflicer of suld company, snd that the forerotng statement of the general condition of sa d romp-m- on said tnlrty Bnit day of Deeembrl corr-c- t, adrrt'iik to the best of his information, knowlodise and hellnf. .i'tively, il. A F tL. Sji,-rib'- t arid sworn to befoni rae tuls twetity eighth dy ol Af)l h V. . hto. T. t.yot. jiilI A C'mm!l'-- r of leels Pn- - th Territory of CUfc at dsn I raa.i'KO, CaL Terrt'c ry f Cuh. ) He ret i ' office-- ' ' I Ell ahWk r tT of th -y of t't'ih d her. by f-- ti f that th and f. rt o na I a n 1. true an i bitki co y t' i an ual afa meat f Ihp r I ro d. f ,..,, t-- - ri a F.ns .nsmarwpe t nf St Gil . lan-l- , n;i In luv oftic- - o i j la y May. I iei In puiso nee of . t rei.tin to tire u:ur, nee cojip n ea,;i to-.- y.,-- u 13 1 4 1 fie turf 1 1 have -- 1 rev hand and ffiieii t .t f"-'-t seal of the t.mioryo ftao ih ll da of ly. UVJ. .KAi I Kl.lf All Hrt i ' .tarv nf fia.l Terrb ry. j liruHr kCJ.. bk?u;s. 5iSPio-rc- s b.ock vice is not a notion." laSrinffn ta one of the folding substL COT-- the more the better-a- nd a large ba3 Or!llk' cretnne or the cover material to it. full size! and a pasteboard circle to fit the bottom eSot with b0th 81ik V 0 cretonn-e- whatever material has been selected-a- nd around Turn the top of the bag over the width of two inches, hem it, and above the hem make two rows of stitching half an inch apart, through which run ribbons to opposite directions to draw np the T f "baby" ewed flatly on outside of the bag just at the top of the cover and slipped over its ends serve to hold it in place. To pack it, take the bag out, roll it np over the pasteboard bottom and close the cover Both will then occupy a verv small space. These baskets can be made very ornamental, as well as useful, by gilding the lattice work cover and using some pretty shade of surah silk or satin for the bag. New York Tribune. ""y asd rpefal Scrap Basket. T"iety of the ever nsefnl scrap j.'JV: warmly welcomed by i ;ooigd. tp live in rooms so small 1IJch of space ia valuable. It a great convenience to n,i person? mtemdmapend-- ' a ALT I. A UK I V rnltl'OKA NO. NOT U K m tAwmtACTOM. Se.iled nrmoal lit be addreawJ v below until lra.. Julr&l". lor furnt.h.ntr material iil iHnirnrtlnc about tx mile '' rick conduit aud two miles of wroiiKht Imp ple line with all esrtu'i n,i utlcnsure. To n endrad ' froposal-- . I"' Vmdiiu and Pipe L.neC.umritct on. Plan ran heaeeti and pwlncsilin obtained in and aller June vt, lMl. at nffl.-- o rlty ruuiu . l'ru(jriia buUdtas. al lAke ritr. Appn ni.ile quantity an (oHi": Kanhaud mrk frk i.nuMc yard ilrU'k and tone mawury " ". Vmnvhl triu pipe t'U linear feet nul 111 lie re.-el- Tor the whole or t (he ork. and mut be iad ui"r .nu (iirnlohnl hy theui lert'cnM. All pnpoe-- l to be be at'rv-r-vt tb bl.lder aWity to per torn tie Wurii. lor laU made payable t he city treaeiireror tlt t.aWel'lty. mui al eronipanr ea'h bid. the name horte'te. oaatd rliy If the hldJ'T fall nter Into iMntnu-- t aim the eliy and turn eh id aereviaMe to and In neh an amount a a mav bo re,tiiredbr the t'lly fonooil Iher. f aiihin threo i3) dy alter tha hini t !d rnntraot. T.i right la rraorrod toreje.-- ! any and all id. Addree IVarl of W ater Commlaatoner. it)' hall, 9 kit llty. A. K. l"HMf, 1 M. J. M ten. J.Ctmmta1oner. '. I.. STK tMXOS. Perraolulon of t'.iy ronnrll. June IT. 10 ice Se .l ment of Arronnt. I't he T h ttn c t of 1 1 e witty of ToOOl t'ta1! T In I twite,- - of Uke .aW of rl fx i e imni'. ec I. iV''lrl.lutwh..- -I UK iKliVCil. tTATJAMr the a tin. a etn r of li eiau f I'ritue I i o.l.c y .tee eeri, re i er d n.l pr e t I fit lemea . .nd n ed In t4 rt hi r.mii f i ailmlat t i l ni'f aa d at . and tft Tuo d J turn I I iti n( iily !. t II ( ,i . at i he e ur root of aid m iri at ire o r'a-- n- - n Ti te l f. In aid otdeeou t i a a dulf ap. a, I by he I'll r'u4 m rt or the etnietneol of Mid Jtn-- iu(. at m,iu t in- n I pi an par-- - a Int. r a el ta -- i..l pi T pp- - r id I Imip !n n T iu to lh aatJ rounv ai d o e.t the me Uaievt tuty. June 1. iw. A. J aiitTnmo. flerh. rim Starvation Stalks Through Stanley's Gamp in the African Wilderness. IS SMALL BOY CLASSIFIES "KIDS" (anus in Manners-D- iet of Old People-Ot- her Notes of Importance and Items of Interest. " informing tho unfortunate crfp-Jo- f our intention to proceed forward d we could find food, that we might Tjj be lost, and aend relief aa quickly 'it could be obtained, I consigned the two moB eighty-on- e loads and ten in charge of Captain Nelson, A him be of good cheer and, hoisting ff loads and boat on onr shonlders, we .jcbedaway. Vo more gloomy spot could nave been lected for a camp than that sandy ter-- encompassed by rocks and hem-- i in narrowly by those dark woods, achro?e from the river's edge to the m of 600 feet, and pent in the never Jing uproar which was created by ie writhing and tortured stream and e twin cataracts which ever rivaled .bother's thunder. The imagination udders at the hapless position of use crippled men, who were doomed remain inactive, to listen every mc-r- tit to the awful sound of that fury of wrathful waters, ij the monotonous and continuous u of plunging rivers; to watch the iping waves coiling and twisting o uprising columns as they ever rettled for mastery with each other, ilwere dashed in white fragments of am far apart by the ceaseless force of iven currents; to gaze at the dark, ientless woods spreading upward and oond, standing perpetually fixed in ill green, mourning over past ages, past nesand past generations; then think tonight with its palpable blackness; e dead, black shadows of the wooded lis; that eternal sound of fury, that iseless boom of the cataracts, the in. Suite forms born of nervousness and irfulness; that misery engendered by aeliness, and creeping sense of aban-nmen- t; then will be understood some-ra- g of the true position of these poor en. And what of us, trudging np those xided slopes to gain the crest of the rest upland, to tramp on and on, lite, we knew not, for how long a ne we dared not think, seeking for sd, with the double responsibility iighiug us down for these trustful we fellows with us, and for those, no j brave and trustful, whom we had t behind at the bottom of the horrible nyon? Henry M. Stanley in Scribner's. NOTICE. TastM'Nf licrtKrvx-rr- . I OrnrmorCciMTB.iiAaa or ma rt a'--T f ft'imn. May U ll Wpshra. braUrrtury TMn':t"Vote1 to Iti" iiiuiera.Ktkr.1 it hi. made loappeajr thai the Natioual lUnkof tha liepuMM at iai , ltae city In the c.t of .., t Lake. In 'be mnlv of Hall Lake, and territory of l't.n. h.i 11.1 wna all the ppnri.l-in- . rrf (no latutea of the I nlta.1 Slilee. required to M ninpli"d with u aakiriatwai ta.l tM tullua Ued U cuui:neu. the bu.'U'M of fea&a AMiyiiriii.ruat I Jet f Abraham. ee-a-c'tMs c,'niitnU.-- i ot the euT"Hiy. L irrvl v rercfr in l in Notional lUnk of Uie at Halt Lake '! U) In eliy a,i l.ak. to iheroiitity ! S I ..me and I lah I auihiried In eooimenee in iiiaiitMi of haiikin a provided ui lid y one hmidrr.l and io, him of I ha r Vtel tatllte of the t piled HCalea. IS IKkTIMuNV WHKKtiiF, wttseaa mt hand aud aril of o(tU thi rnh day e( May. J l Aaaa. Iiepuljr and a HD eutaptruUer of U r renry. Kit tPi'V MAKSHAL'S SALF, iVt Krll'ANT TO AN OKHKH Of HALF. TO I me ,1'tvcted by the T iml Ju trial I irwl Court of I'lah Territory. I is I extoeal pun-- e aiiclii n, lo the htifheat biiid-- r nr c wh. at t.'ie Miiith frxillt lour of the Halt IjiV" court house. In S ill Lake C ty I'tih Terrliory, n Ihe Vllh day of Juue. Dull, at In o r.-- a Ul.. he (olloa nor derrileil real ratale. : All of lot tour i 'n Mo-I- t ninety lhre ,ii. nlafll." Ha t Like f iv survey, halt j.k ly and r unity, I'lah Territory together w.iti H and )iuiii)ar tha lennmrnls hereditaments mil atipurteti lherU belonj.W oi lu an) ne aiiiertuiiiliiif. To be sold as the property of Jeasa J. Mu p iv suit PriM'llla .Murpk. at tha suit of M. i M.V.-irier- Teams of sale caMi. t II. I'w V. H. M iihL lit tkkear VandereooW. lputv M irnhaU halt Lake City, Hah. June s, Iw. Tlie nb oe ! Is poitpomd until Jul Nh. : n at u o'clock m. fc. H. Pn . i:. H a haL Bvrtrir Vanden-ook- . Deputy Marahak Dated J.iun HI, lswt The Art of Feedlnf Horses. An English veterinary Burgeon recom-mend- s that those who have charge of horses should be tanght that the stom-ach of a home is not like the rumen of a cow, a mere receptacle for food, but an essential organ of digestion for a limited capacity, which does not need to be crammed in order to perform its proper functions, and that it cannot be so treats 9d without danger to the animal; and that the teeth of the horse are provided for the purpose of masticating the food, and that the food which does not require mastication should bo sparingly, if over used. lie further recommends that no horse be put to work immediately after tt full meal, and when a horse has done a heavy day's work it should be allowed to stand in the stable until it is cool and comfortable before being fed. A little water may be given, and if a little good hay be put into the rack it will occupy his attention, and besides requiring prop-er mastication will further have the ef-fect to slightly stimulate the stomach to secretion, and prepare it for the recep-tion of the feed which is to follow. Should a horse require more food than usual to supply the extra waste of tissue caused by hard work, give it by all means, but let it be in excess in its al-buminoids, and let the horse be fed and not increased quantities at a time. Horse and Stable. Nntlcp-Spr- rlal XeplUc pf Morthalilera l'F!i r. or TIIK KILVf.H M'H'NTAt I Mtn n company. Hall Las Cliy. I laa, June 7, ItMi Soiwe i hereby thai a spwiai tllp of the lurholder of lu Hll U T. iai! Miaino i.'otiraav will b ld at taoa,-- p d lb m d eompauit .1 h a t Pad bu.t.ttua .Ma I Wnouth Main street. Kail l.ak lit I fan terr l. ry at loil. k nona oDfttiardar July i --4i. for tha foiuoiu4 iiruiea. So all To ele.1 a board of Iruai of the a d Com-pany To oli-- r for sal and sail ail of tap pro pert and aaaela of tha ald rutuany or o m, li ( the Mine aa may t. nave ary ! P r aud iarp all of Uta d.Ota aud uu4.-a- t oaa of tM ,ontiany. To dl!iie..qxrate and dlaanln tfea tat 4 enn (Miiy and ln I up ila altira Aud to irana t aurfe uibf and rthaf bpN pea aa mar tahillre,im - Ife tneetinsj. KMar Maaaasaa. Vlca praaaJenl. M'MJIONS. In the District Court lu nJ for (he Third Ja dkial litrlt of fth Territory, t'oimiyof Halt Lake, ' iHACV 8. SMAI.1.KV, t'laintiff, ) v. 8l'liMO!t: ilAt.ra C. Smauliv, Defendant, I "pllK PEOPLE OF THE TKniliTOliV Or 1 rtihaeud greellnii to Kalph C. omslley. lefennant. You am hereby reotitred Wi appear la aa in ton bronithl aicln( you by the ao-iv- named iilaiulin lu the district court of the Third Ju lletal lltrlct of the Territory of ftah. and to answer the complaint Hied therein within ten lav lexcluslvs of the day of aerrlcsi aHer the service on you of this uimnon-- lf aervea Ithlu thia county : or. If aerved nut nf thl oounty. but In thlsdlstrtct.wtihlutweiitirdar, dherwliie within forty daya-- or Judgment by lefault III be taken siMln-- l you. to he prayer of said cunplalnl. The said ai tloii Is lirnmht tit have a decree f this court dlsovitii tha bond of mutrt-Hou- r between plaintiff and defend nit rlian n the name of plaintiff from Hm alley lu hei .ua den nam of I'.ecki and for coat of su t kivs relief prayml ou tie annind that lu nore than one year I ud past IU deles taut ha vilfully fulled to provide for plalutid the rt m .Ion neceas.irle of life, becauae of htaidlcne rollliicy and dlsaltiiitlnn.aud frtherthat fi mire Hi .ill three vear laat p st defrudaDt ha eeu Kiilll y of ball tnal dniukeimaas And you are hvrviiy mdined that If yon fall 0 aiiear and answer the aald onmplsint a .iMive required, the nld plalutirf will apply to he court lor the relief demauded therein Wit nc the llou. t'harlea It. fans JiiiIk. and the el nf tha rtl.lr.ot -- - I court of the 1 hlid Jildli'lal dlalrlct, skau In and for the Territory of I'tah thi Hrd day o Jui.e. In the year nf our lird one thousand alifal hundred aud ninety. A II n. m TO McMliLAH, Clsra. fly Oeo I), Looml. Deputy Clsrs. "notice Or THK INTKNTluN OK TIIE tVTY Council to estend wale sualna ua fourth outh atreat isna-ha- block eaas (root tpa enter of Hevenm and l hm l t, Notlre I hereby alven by IheOiy Council of Salt l.ak t'Ky "I the of aurh euu.ii lo make the following derrud Iniproraroaal. r.itettdinc and latin; In water p,pa or Plain ali ilia: tha Mlow in atreata, paiueiy: Fourth HHltii alrwet, ou htlf l tiaaeaet iripl Id intr of Hnvenih an I fcl ihth t.ael atrwi and defrarlna1 ihnaa-fnnrtt- nf tha roa hereof, eat mated at auta kaadens dollar ill iu by a local aerot upon lap lot or piece of ground wtthiR la follow-in- k described dlalrlct, beinp lb dlatrtet In a tffected or lunued by said liupruvetnaat. namely: ld 4 b, Work SU lot I. . Mm k d, lu I a hi loia A 4. blora 41 p ip Mat I. Halt Lake Illy Murray Ail pmleal. J4 l the carrying mil of aticp tnwttii Biut ha pmentad In wntlnrf V lh l lty ila. ruriler on or before Jul I', IfMi. bail tap time avt by Hie aald ( oundl when It will pear anil nwaider such ubj'ttocis aa tuay p sad thereto. Mr ordf of the ntr CoupcU of Hail Lake City, mad May ab, ltsi UiLIH II T A Ma, aty Kaeordef. Salt Lake I'ltir. Junat, wii By Hammer and Band All Arts Doe Stand. The Blacksmiths' cup, which formerly belonged to the Blacksmiths' company, of England, was a tall cup of silver 1H inches high, without a cover, the bowl engraved with the anus of the Black-smiths' company and decorated with tooled granulated ornaments, the stem formed as a figure of Vulcan standing by his anvil, on which is engraved the motto, "By hammer and hand all arts doe stand," and round the brim inscribed, "The gift of Christopher Pym, upon his admission to the place of clerk of this com-pany." The hall mark upon it is of 1850. The cup was in the famous collection of Ralph Bemal, and afterward passed into that of Mr. Dexter, and is described and engraved in Cripps' "Old English Plate." It weighs 80 ounces 4 penny-weights. It was recently sold and brought 535. When sold in the Bernal collection in 1855 it was bought for 37 10 shillings by Gen. Lygon, who sold it to Mr. Dex-ter for 25, but in Mr. Dexter's sale, in 1872, it sold for 367 10 shillings. Jew-eler-s- Weekly; ' The Classified Boy. You say," said Mr. Brown to bis son ck, "that Mr. Perkins has a son in ar school. How old a boy is he?" Oh, he's only a young kid, papa." A young kid! About how old is a rang kid,' npwr , . ; About six or seven." What is a boy after he is done being young kid?" " "Oh, then he gets to be a kid.' " What after that?" Well, he's a 'kid' until ho gets to be rat thirteen, and then he's a 'young ler,' if he's prett y big." Sono hut good sized boys can be cng fellers,' oh?: No, sir. Then , they stay being nag tellers until they're- - about nine- -' "id then they're merii" ' ",'. ... "Indeed! But how do you class them the other end of the line? Are' they ws 'young kids' after they are ba i" ..' ..' Oh, no, sir. First they're ' 'cubs'.'. (T don't get to be 'young kids' until ''get out of dresses." ". '. ; But when," the father asked, grow-jmor- e and more curious, "when is a opposed to be a 'lad?" ' We don't have any lads nowadays, We read about 'em in books, but don't have any. . I've always won-'-4 about how old a 'lad''was." : 'But you have 'boys,' surely?" ' .' 7 - yes, sir. They're all boy's,, of lr. ' n il they get to be men.. Only aretno different kinds of boys."-e-'4'- s Companion. . ' '.. SOTICB THK INTKSTIOM OsTTIC CITY CntT!-o- ll Or lo eiuind watar ntaioa on I'd rd Houth street from 1 1" belwaap N n'h aud Tn l to midway betweap Tenth and f.levanth .aat atraet. fur euti iary pupap ,.i i Nolle Is hereby ptea bT ttt Cltf Coppnll of Malt Iikarliy of th Inlaptkaa of aurb Cowa-c- ll to make th following dma rtuad tmppot. nient, to wit: r.ieendmc and layi'if Iroa wal.r pia or tnalna ai la lot low lap treeta, namely; T I'd Hoplh tfW traea urn w y betwe n N 'Ob and T-- b r,l I midway betweep Tenth and KUvewih faat atraeta 'of il ny irt""' sad dff In thr fourth of th t thaeaof timiM ,ii i M no e phlean M n 'I doUara, by p lam aaemnt npen Ik ka ne place of yrouaai within tha following Pcrtb4 Piatrtrt, bataf lb district to n affeeiad lamented by aaul Imitrovemepi, namely : Lot andNPtocpfi, lot and a block , In pui t. lot and 7, hl k U. lot I and bUck ', lat B. ail I n .la r and M Pail I ak cir stirrr All pro ImI and objection u ta rarrytap out of uch Intention mnt a preenied l wrtitn to th City Recorder on or .air I. taw!, betnp th llm set by la aal.1 emmeil wpep IP will hear and rnosidar such obKUup a ptay be ma-l- e tharal.i II order of th C.1r Council of Palt I4lkp City, tnad April t'. IaU. Lutri lltaH. CUf atmdf. Bait t.ak City. Jan T, ! Torouto's Left Handed Pitcher. L. Titcomb, the well known left handed pitcher of the Toronto club of the Inter lational Association, has been playing ball since 1884. In 1886 he was L, TITCOMB. engaged by the Philadelphia olub of tXt National League, but took part in few championship games. In 1S87 he pitched for the Jersey City team of the Interna tional Association and raadeagreat record. During the sejwon of 1888 he ably seconded Keefe and Welch, of the New York club and materially helped that team in win ning the championship of the National lipague that season. About the middle of theseasonof 1889 the jiub having a surplus of pitchers on its aands Titcomb was released and signe.--i wit.h the Toronto club. Which I. Tour Bight Hand? ' .n anatomist told me the other day that I could not tell him which was my right hand. I immediately held out my right hand, but he objected. He said that he did not say that I could not show or extend my right hand, but that I could not toll him which was my right hand that ia, that I could not describe it in words, so that one who had never heard of the distinction we make be-tween the right and the left hands would be able to find it. I thought that would be easy enough also until I took time to think the matter over, then I" gave it up, for. on the outside of the human body there is nothing to distinguish the right hand from the left No one can describe it in words so that an ignorant person (one not knowing the distinctions we make) can find and locate it. St. Louis Republic. in the Dlalrlct Court In and for the Third Ju-dicial lllatrlrtof I'tah Territory, County of Halt Lak. Oscar K. M'llor and William Jacobson, plaintiffs. Tlllle Miller (il'elra. Charles aH"" II. (Helm and AlcsHia T. llrasher, defendant. Th People of th Territory of Utah eud areetimc To Tlllle Miller Ulelm. Charles If. IiMp anil AleilnsT. llrasher, defendants. You ar hereby required t appear In an ac-tion brought ana tut you by 1 above named ;ila,nt IT In th liiatrict Court of lb Third Dl.lr.otof theTenliory of L'tab. andlu mawer the Miuiplalnt filed therein within ten lays, lajclimv of th day of service) , aflr l, erricna you of tlila uiuinon-- l( served AMthln thi county ; or. If served out of this oiiiiiv. but lu this dlatr.ct, with. a twenty diivsi'otherwl within forty da-i- T Judg-ment by deiault will b taken amt you, to the player of said n tiiplalnt. The a d aotuin I broupht lo hai decre f thlarourt reform, n a eertalo mortga, . m ide. esecuted and ciinwleu.. by defend nt Hraaberoa that rrlaln property sltuat n Halt Lake City Co . t'tnh b nf ld I. .jurk K plat "K ' t L C.ly lmy, lo ur a certain proinleeory not mad eiwuled and dellvt-r- by defendants T. M tile in 4 C. il. tilelrii. Man h 4, for In fr,.r of plaintiffs due two years after data with Inter-est at S par rant per annum, so aa lo Inaart therein a true and correct crpy of ald hot aa fully act out In roinplalnt herein; In harp jiidvoi'Ut In ssid sum of fui wiih Inter ! th reop at R per cent from bpfnibr Jilb. IMJ, and for attorney s fe at I'l per rent oo amount found dua: same p:iel in h due on ami! not, no part of which ha bea paid th Intereat dowq to tvptetubar iMth. same betnp serure.1 ty mnrisap pivea by Brs.her for a saliiabl coaaldereikHI dsted JuneW, is, on premises a d wcritied herinlfor; that t'ia nam b sold and th proceeds applied to l h payment of thnioort due and that drfeadanu and ail persons claiming uu ler thvui snbaenuent to said mort(r b" forio-- l of all riini and iittyof rrdeuipt.on: that plaintiff hs-ecut.o- n for any deficiency, and for cost of ""And yoa ar hereby notified that If you fall to apear ami answer lb said complaint sa above requ.red. the said plaintiff will apply to the court for th relief demen ted there n. Witpp. lb Hon. Chan H. Zan. Judp. and th iv-- of t i Inalrkt court of the Third Judicial UUtnct, In and bar , the territory of Clah. thl I h day of 1 seal. June, In th year of our lifd mw I thouaaiid eisht hundred and ninety. IIKNKY U. M' MlLLAN. Clerk. Frank Pleros and Charles W Hoyd Atloniey lor J'lalnurta. I.KflAI.. 5UTICC Of THE ISfTRJcTlfWOr THECTTYCOCW. Cll l.iitnd wata main op 1 1 la -iS atrael trm the (iriaenl tiniir,P ip fkeni.er of ik blotk betwaep IMstP sod Movnttp sua IP Sir! Nolle I hereby ptvett by th OUT ronprll of Hall ls I'T of th tnlantloa of ivt l oom il to mak IB loll.rwiiip deaertbad IporafMsaM, to wn ,i lending and lartnp Iron wate piped or pialna a litis the followinp straatp aamaiy: ITiftp tt atreel pnacsi lerniloaato tap renter of th be-- between pistp an I fMpta south tret. and defraytnp thr fourth a 4 ikaenH Iberwrf. lmatd at Tstrtv an Ittra-dr- d itPiii Dollar, by a be-- I p nei upon th Ms or place of around wtiam ih foipwtnp dnrtb diatrf.--, bia is district lo b affected or hnfltd by .d tm provament, namely: iota , 4. tiatk it, lot I a bu k . . f 7. a bl.jck iu. Itrts t, k !. bl ick St. I"" a , bioep l krt P 7. b'o.ip $i all In plal P. Malt Laa Cttf trtmf. Ail proti and ob)cttn In th rnrrtfnp wis of su. h Intention must b prantd tn wrt'lnsf loth City Keeia-ile-r itn or bfo Ju y I. lo, lb' ttm et hf lb aald ronncll wbea it will bear so.! onUilflr sttcp objo.tiiai aa piay be rnal therefi. rly.frderof lh Cl'f CoueHI M fls Lpjt City, tn! Xy , ! !- - H. CHy UwaardeP. Halt Lak my, Jtam 1. lSi. Love pnd Thoushtfulness. A pleasing story of family affection and thoughtf ulness is given by The Fair-field (Me.) Journal. In a quiet farm house by the banks of the Kennebec, near Fairfield, dwells an aged couple whose only son runs on tho Maine Cen-tral between Bangor and Portland, and each night the rattle of his train rocks the humble abode of his parents. To them that he hi all right, whenever the engino reaches the cottage he touches the bell a single stroke. They signal to himbyhavingal8.-n- p burning brightly in a particular window to tell him that they, too, are not only in their usual health but bear him in mind. Every other night the signals are exchanged at 8 a. m. and 10 f: m. respectively. Manners. -- J it a point of morality never to "fault with another for his manners. 7 inay he awkward or graceful, blunt Wits, polished or rustic, 1 care not t they are, if the man means' well attg from honest intentions, without ratricity or affectation. All men have ' advantages of "good society," as scalled, to school themselves in all Waffle rules and ceremonies; and if u any standard of manners, it is waded on reason and good sense, not nPon these artificial regulations, "wrs, like conversation, should be Poraneous and not studied. I al-- " Aspect a man that meets me with me perpetual smile on his face, tho Ee "ending of the body and the same Mitated shake of the - hand. Give r"e "tarty it may be rough grip of r the careless nod of recognition, .''wn occasion requires, the homely acome salutation: "How are you, W friendr-N- ew York Ledger, Agricultural College of Utah, The Arrictiltiiral College of l'tab, Lo-rat-at Logan, Utah, will Open fur Students on September -- ml. It is a Territorial Institution, founded upon a United States land irrant and by Territorial sppropr atlons' for the purpose of irlvliu; tlie yotinx men und vuurip women of L'tiib a liberal and practical euucatlun in the several pur.ults and professions of life, it has courses in Uomeitlc Kcouomy, Merhsnlc Arts and Mechan.c 1 KulneerlnK, Civil Kni(lu-er-mi- l aui otlu r sjieclal coure. it has a movrii ciui'im nt and specialKiW in its several licl ls at iiiMruciic- -. lt mennsoi lllustratlim In l.ifej the L"nlt4 FUtes Experloueiit.-itatio-n ard is wo k oi re-search lu agriculture; a lint 'trm. Incl : iln(c tor'IcuiUial (? onnds. e inpid with mode.n a pllauces: a cookluir, dUrj'. vMing aud sew-.u- i workshops In wmi sn l Iron, t new iitrary, miijums aud otaer me mi oi Ulustnt on. - rtuinU wiU be kept in coast mt contact with iliuiitra ton of t' boil'oom teca.bl throughout its our ye.irs coux o. For p m blet lonisiuini; anuounccr&ents gad for further parriculars, address, J. W. SjA.MiBORTf, 1'reaident. SUTICE THE INTKNTIONOFTHECITYCOCX-- OF , 1 1, it u' wat r maiuaiHi 4 atrcia iroio H t i lo Ei- - h 'r el. Notice I irtven by th CltyCouiK il of Rait Hake City of th Uileotion of ucp cmnrli bi make the folio ink dci riiavi liuproi anient, to wit. EiU-ii- d tik itii t iayiok iron water pit or maiu along the following streets, pamelyi J ro t r mi o.sin to K a r et. and of tucot thereol. at T tr T re ilu- dred ir. i dol lar by a rf.il a.iiiit upon Hi l'it rr piece of irr,iod within th folKfWiap drtb eddlatrict. tinjf thadl'rtriKito be afleota ar benefiu-- 'iy said impfneiimnt. baul: i t 4 aud J) 1" s 1 I I nd 4 t : I t I sni I bi'-- 'k f bp n l bliak lis) il tn put I', .!! L survey. AU prou and Object loflt to tbe eacrytiip out of ach tnuit W tiren'd l wrltimr lo th ctty hcrdsrofior bfr .ly st. 1A btnp to ttue t by th aald enunrtl when It w.d har and consiiiet suck eti)tku a may tat md hrf. liy order of the City fJjuaeU of EaU Lak City, mad. lit) ia f" I.'?. J ;n i. ii. tty Hiordpr. I'unlUiinc His Own Folly. It was at tne time of the reaction thai set in aftei the grand rush to fed:; Creek, in Montana, a good many year ago. A gentleman was traveling alon; the road in a light wagon when he over took a German with a heavy pack on ht back, consisting of blankets, provisions tCe "Put your pack in the wagon and gel in and ride," faid the driver. The old German shook his head by way ' of refusal. "Why won't yon ride in preference t( walking antt carrying that heavy load?' asked the geitleman. ""o. by Jyninyi I von't ride," said tht German. "I is gS to learn one tan: Dutchman never to go on anuth er sthampecp. pj gradoua." Spokant Snokesnr an. More forcible Than Pretty. ' She Do yon love me? ' Ee-- Do I love you? (Kissing her I wish yon were a two headed yiri. that's alL Chatter. - ' Diet of Old People. ; . . . increase in age when we have' "ay.our first half century less and activity remain, and less ex-ca- n be made; less power to: Tj is possible at 50 than at 80, : at 60 and upward. ' Less' nutri-.- : "'tterefore, says Sir Henry Thomp--j- ut be taken in proportion as agf; su!i.or rather as activity dimin-tii- e individual will .after. If he J6 to consume the same abundant 5ft substantial lunches and heavy aich at the summit of ,hia ae could dispose of almost with v he will in time certainly jjumulate fat, or become ac-L- th gout or rheumatism, or jjas of unhealthy deposit of soma wme part of the body processes tably poison, under--- j, wortea his remaining term reduce bis "intake," be-"tt-expenditure is an enforced of existence. SUMMONS. Is the IHatriet f'optt tn and for ih Third JU cial li.irst if Cup TVrrtSocy, Co JUt y of rUlt Lak. Kat V. TavU'P. inalati I ttanasx t It Tatixp. Uefendaat. Th I'r-p- l of lb Temtoey of ttap p4 erlri4 lo i ,llip-- rt If Taylor dfnitnt; VUl? AMJS Hi.Hf.Ut KKmCIKKD TO AI-- I pear lit an tttwa Ofoal yop By th auov nacs'd p;a.n'..1 Ip tha Duul- - I lourt of ta TkJrd Jmiietai CMtrtet of th TtnVry nf Ctan. asd t ac.war Ik cncibiaiBt C1 liMreia wlttua tap day ieiJu' of l& day of rvtc tr the M-i- r yot of thl nmrtuMtit rvd wttliji tai oauaiy .or if served oat of thi eonnty bt IP tan d.trtet, wttaia twenty day.; otoarwia wtuup forty pywr .l by will tat taaep Paaiaat to the pr7 d eompiamt. Th said auti'jp i braagat ta Pe p tit tai. atun dlaauieisg la ol ef matri-- ! rcir.y hTavfort:Sia( owp pUiat. a4 ! defendant; award. a p,aiat1it euapaly at lap ; cp.id. Cany Peon Tym io ol awl aaaf run:. 4 cot of suit. A Wr fx f ! tor tm in round that aiac ti drat .CI rnotithaof tboir marriap Pelepdsas hap wtt-tui- iy fa 11 rra4 asd ppttt4 ip prowldp tut pUiaui lit coiumua acaarv f kf cm to arorvt tor the,r tiA ea.M That Sine Jun tvT defeoPaPI baa notrtBted aeo--i lateiv ntujf PwarP th sttppurp ot platan f or their eniM. aitaouk oftea rw)M.td to d - art and baa icomteid pl.mtilt to aupp.art, out ' of sr ii BMOa, Puta Prsdaot aiat ta4r said ctsi;,. And r r Proy that If yws 6uJ ' to ppr and anewer la aai t nwnplainl aa j aoirt re.(mfd, U ssud BouMlff wul apply ta CouWrt iItnneti.i ru daiasaled totiav th Una Chart aV ian IUt Juilpw, and th seal of la Dtn. Court of ta TblrP Judtnai IHetnrt. fsCAl.1 in and bar th Territory of I. laa. ! lata PHh day of A well la in ya- - ,if i our Lord us taotwaad ptght fetus I sired aad ainety- - ! Hiri. bt CUrp, M it. iowatiav Dnstj uarsw WO. 40. Notice o? pbEwPTI05 rwr. ' T ANUOFFIcr AT "ALT LAKE CITY. Ij t'ah. JuusVt'i. to. ! given that Ih follow d ett'r ha h.ed noi.c of his in it.oa to mak anU proof i ,nsupw-to- f h.s cum. and taat Hi proof i wll -- nivtr-'or t - .' s'e' sp ! rciVr at' Bait lak City, t tab. on Jrv .H4 ' n Divid II i.ioirt I; k'Mi, l in ' nort e-- t q'utf t otiv. township itsouto. ra'i ; ' w-- -; s. L. I" M. ll-- i is tae : 'U ' to pror hiacostnHKKis re'diic nro and etii'tvattoti lot sd land, va- U. ftai.ace u( lirao-- r But Lk niu'y, I J- - M M.aeT. !wit ii City I'. ; Vi i'.iii IJ .1, of t.naer. ( hilt Ui'""in'r ftah. Kilt urtis, of .jraner, Sail Lak eo l'ta. A jo ro Charl M Vmwin, who op Mar-- ta 1". Wide deaert otry No 3AM t the name land are acrr.y ommm1 to appwar at the has tt and pia-- and bea-- sua if any too have whr jour said entry ta.i:a n--x te canceled and the pfj.il anil fiaai alr o piarialmaat al,'wt U'JBUa. .UAliMt.Lf MLE. AN EXF.CCTIO TO ME PrKSCANTTO L. B. Commis.oners court of the citv anu county o: bait Lake. Ctah 1 s'ha.1 rxv at P" ' IJ" front aew of tht Connty Court H '. In tt City of Salt Like. Uiun y of S it Lase and or Uu h. ca the l'th ,: of Jiiy. iVi.at ft II.. all tt ri ht. tl'.e. claim, and it.u-re.- t of J' ph Cirbett o' In. ai d to the f..tiowinsr Uev;rird real en'ate sitn-at- e ivlnk. and be:nifto rialt Lake C.iy and County and descrite-- s follow, Ail of lota,ln bkxk .T,. piat K. rtait Ike Citv Survey. To te sold aa the property of Corbett.a tae suit of Mary K.C'leold. TeTm. of sale. ca-- b. K- - Han.ps. C n Marshal i B rVHnan Cannon Marshal. PitlJU!lf W IW- - What Laughing la. A solemn prafisional donkey abroad that "lanshter U ri!!y e'eth-in- g more than disorganized breathini,'. Vhen vou are excited W a fit of laugh-ter you hold your breath and then it sud-den- lv bursts out, causing eccentric sound, as it passes the organs of the voice." Let us wait now until the next profound idiot discovers that breathing bt merely tliitorsrppieed laughter- - C'nat-e- r. 50T1CE. 4 LL PEHSONB ARE HEREBY WAITSED, i unilT tb penalty proviud by orul-iaur-liM to remove the bwiy of an (lead animal or ogal ( lilih of any dcTtpiiin wlth.eat ert nidifytup the Hty ctit. who will hwn direr'Uous foe M.s dUlaaiai. . VV ILL1A M PflOW A LL Cliy Kcen;r A,iCl i H"sa , UlT iislt-- ''The "halos'' produced in photographs by brilliant points can, it aUted. U guppressed by covering the tadcof the. plate with a thick layer of collodion con-taining a small quantity of chryteoidine ja golntion. |