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Show j Ilia SALT LAKE TLMKS. Fit I DAY. MAKCII 27. 1891 7 1 "W. j. z:in.. E. S. "2an3se KING YANKEE, i)i:.Li:ns i Hardware, Stoves, Furnishing Goods, Carpenters' Tools, Bronze Goods, Etc. A Full Line Always in Stock, j 213 Stale Street, S; It Lake City. I . MY CROWN. ; Oh, poetry only a j insie of rhyme, p And there's very cold comfort in nrt, l And music ian v- - in the basest of souls ;F Tuey are none of them worth ovn heart J The eiuerr.ld tnuliiint. Uio diamond aglow, And taaopai will never j.n!c, And the. pearl --but what urn ull Jewell of aorta To heart Hint will never full: Ifc'e B very well to ho wealthy anil wise; ftLfll very well to ' fr.-e- ; ButThe stroug, true love of a steadfast heart May the. tool (JoJ give tome , IToti may liavo your crowns t hat lire crusted with Tour , nmsij and nrt. And the world ituy go by -- I shall never siIl. U leaves hid "in- - faithful heart. L!la Ili.iuson iu West Shore Wfficful 3Ltotlcc NOTICE. In the Probate Court In n1 for Bult Lake County, Territory of I tali. In the matter of tho estate of Peter Kropf, deceased. N'oTlOK 13 HKRK1IV GIVEN THAT Kropf, administrator of the estate of l'ei.r Kropf, deceased, ha hied In said rourl, his petition for tlnal distribution of the residue of itaul estate among the iiersone enti-tled thereto, aud that Saturday, the HMh day of Apt ll, a, 1). i.ii'i, at in o'clock a. iu., at the court room of said court, iu the canity court house, halt lake City and county, Utah territory, has been duly by the judge of said court, for hearing mid for distribution, at which time and place any person nit'io.tf I In ii4td e state may appear and show cause, if any there be, why Ilnal dstrilnitlou made an praved for. Patel March 'Jl, iml. C. E. ALLEN. Clerk of th Probate Court. Hy C. K. E rAnton, Deputy. 3 NOTICE. In the Trobatn Court In and for Salt Laki county, Territory of Utah. In the matter of the estate of James Caset, Deceased. I Si HERKHY CUVEtf TITAT PA-- il ir.oit I helnn. iixeiiutor of th e.ntate of JainoK ciy, dpivanel, han rundered for tlfiiient, and lliwd in Mid court, his final nt ot hi ailminlitratlon of said etrtato ami pntititlonn fur llual dlntrinatluB ot th rwldu of i aid eHtale iinmui! the persona entitled thr-ri't- and that Saturday, the 4th day of April. A I)., Imhi. ut li) ofiork a.m., at the ro .in of said rourt, In the i:ounty vouri Iioum-- , Salt Lake city and County, Utah terrl-toiy- . has bei'U duly up)Kiltited by the Ji.dtreof did court, fortno tiiittlomcnt of naid account and "aid petition for dlKlr.hiition, at which time and pU' any 1 eric n lntert d im eal may appearand ahow cauhD. if there any b", why aatd account should not b.' and ai.pvroed and llual u luad ax pravi'd tor. Dated Mun.li IU l&ll. C. E. Ar.t KV, Clcrltof thel'rol ate Court C. E. Stanton, depn y. .1. J. HoiiKiiH, tttt..rncy for Kxecutor. liirotl a toiirniont in the house of his lotijj lost and utikuown lnthtr. Tlie twa went iu uiul out of tho same door daily for months, until ona day a neighbor Butrijositt'd to Loiiisth.it Micholl was also lairn in N'ew Orleans and tho two ouyht to beitomo better acntiunt('d. Louis saw no reason in that faot why hf should tronhlo himself, as Xew Or loans was a lii.4 iilaoe, and many chiU dren besiile hitnseif were born there. However, one day lie did wtk to Micholl, and metitioited the cciucidenro of the same tilaite of nativity. Each asked the other if ho know certain neo-jd-o tliere, and when the naiuo of tho master and mother was mentioned their kinship was discovered. Louis told hi brother of tho ijiath of their mother, Louiza Herrin, soon after tho close of the war, and tho two are now trying to lind a third brother, whom they havo reason to suspect i living in Providence. Tim tvoar now close companions, ami tho case forma another romance of the war. Newport News. I yicparaleil illuiiy Years. i Thirty or forty years ago two iMiyt ! we.-- born of a slave mother in the city , j of New Orleans. They grew and pros- - . pereil us other boys of their kind did tin- - til the breaking out of the war. when f hot'i gr.ined their li ijerfy and entered the l service ..f the Uu'on. one as a sailor an. I i tho other iu tip. infantry. The boyi ' j v.vre thus separate"!, and neither knew wheth'T thej other were living or dead. One. J..K-p- h .Miclcll. came to Newport some, years since, and has supported him- - i self and family by doing odd jobs. Re- - i cently the brother. Eugene Louis, uls.i came to Newport, aud, strait a tosayc ' i t ' PUNS FOR A GREAT CHUnCH. Four Dentin for tho Kploropxl Cathedral In Mew YorU City. Tho Protestant Episcopal church will soon have in Now Yoric city tho finest cathedral on tho western continent one that will embody in delicate tracery but lasting stone the spirit of Anjjlo-Cai.hijJi- c ' POTTHt A K"Hfc:HTSON'S PKSKIN". Christianity, ami will, it is confidently promised, present the best..results of tho building experience of all tho ages. It is to cost at least $.",ni)0,00(l, to stand upon the historic Washington Heights and to be known as tho Cathedral of St. John the Divine. Henry C. Potter, as tho head of the metropolitan diocese of tho Unit-ed States, is naturally tho responsible man at present and has been somewhat embarrassed by the fact that tho firm of Potter it Robertson, architects, tho first named of whom is the bishop's brother, has presented one of tho designs. Out of all tho plans offered four have been Belecte4 as the best, and one of these must win. Of the four favored contestants, Mr. William Ilalsey Wood oilers a design thought to be the most showy and orig- - A A Silt. W. IT. WOOD'S demon:. Copyright by .lames Gordon Hennett-- 1 inal. He calls the stylo the "American Gothic." It provides for a main interior 400 feet in length, with uavo and tran-septs. The nave is 70 feet wido, tho choir lo5 feet long, with places for 150 stalls, the sanctuary proper 00 feet wide, and the bishop's throne is between the sanctuary and the choir. Tho pulpit stands in tho nave, overlooking altar, throne, choir and nave. Messrs. lleins, La Farge & Co. havo submitted a do-si-of the Romanesque order, modi-fied!))' Gothic treatment. Messrs. George Martin Huss and John Henry Buck have presented a design more nearly Gothic, while in Messrs. Potter & Robertson's design Romanesque is tho general stylo followed, with modifications, making a plan which they call tho "Gei'oua,"froui a city iu Spain. ill m mm "lltss r'BfCK'S Copyright by .tamos Crortliin Dennett. Their leading idea is to havo a large central space unobstructed in order to give opportunity for fit presentation of the ritual and liturgy, allowing the seat-- ' ing of ",0lK) people within 115 feet of tho preacher, and witli such perfect acous-tics as will insure their hearing every word distinctly. Their interior plan is very simple a central space 80 feet square, a nave ?;! feet wide, thus having four lesser spaces at the four faces of tho central space, the whole interior cruci- - form in structure and containing 21,000 square feet of floor space. There will also be six minor chapels for the various peoples who hold services iu other lan-guages than English, so situated that A i i a mt il c - ;.: ) tAs ,.u.A'UiL I' ,.i-- 4 ''i f., tfi ., 4 S j- - it. watssrifr. Zk HEINs. I.A FA Rot. & C'U.'S DESK IN. Copyrli.ir, by .lames t .r.ioll It-- j service may go on in any of them at tho same t imp with service iu the mniu in-terior. Tiie iilr.strations here given are fnr-n- i. bed by courtesy of the Now York ' Hrabl A Mail It ace. Mrs. ftruhbins (who has been readins of the peiforniances of a oimmmlmlist) Tlio paper says that last night a man j.iniped out of a window to the roof of j mother house, and ran along that till he came to a church roof, when he leaped to that and climbed up tho steeple. Mr. DrubUius Mow long had they been married? Good News. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. MM. Land Offkt. at Salt Lakh Citv, Vtaii, I Mar.-- I a. I'ltl. I N'OTtPK IS HKHKKY fllVKN THAT THK wlinr n. oncd a dtler lia-- tiled notice of his intentii n to luuki- - nnal proof lu support of hi i clattn, and that said iro. f will be mad- - l'lore ih county clerk of Tooi lu c.innH.at Tooele eX' ty, U ah, in Mir l.'ih, 18.U, vi,.: Jni Murrav. II. K., No. ;a'i, for the north nasi oiiai t'T of the not thcst quarter and lot 1. sei tw.u 7. t'.wiih'p .t aoiiili, rani(e :i v e"t He naute-- th" lo lowing witnes-- . s to prove hi cutitluuiniH upon and cultlval Ion of. hal l land, vir.. : .lohn H. Smith of I, ike View, Tooele rolllits'. 1 I ll I ( ii'ol.' M. Cocll-ruie-l, aUe;'tew.Tooelecouiltv. I tah;JoMph Hi v.iti of Lake View. Tooele coiiuiy. I tan. mid Henry tlarna of Like View. T n..'le county, I tah. FHAN'lv D. 1I011I1S, lieklti r. NOTICE OF rOBFEITURE. rpO HANS) CLAt'BEN, OK YOUK HP.IR9 1 or aHHlirni - Vnu aro hereby notified thai 1 have expended $l:io in latmr and Imjirovi inenta on the Mornlnn btar" lode, nitiiiited what Is called "Mill A." Bouth fork of Hli( CJo' tonwood. Salt Lake County. Vtah Terri-tory, In onier to hold said premise under the provli.li. us of aection Jti'J4. Revised Ht..tutes ..f the 1'iilleil St ite, and In compliance of t:ie local laws of H it C'oi tonwood Miiilim district, beintf the amoiint requlreil to hold the flame f ir the year ertdliiK December. iH.m; andl I within ninety (V daji from the service of this notice (or wlihln ninety day alter this li. ii he or publication) you fail orre'meto contribute your proportion, to wit: awsils, and exnen'es of this advcrtisententof such ex as a your interest lu salt rla'm will become the property ot the guD Berther, under aald section y.'U't Dated January &!!, isjl. L. M. Jonvaow, Tosi ph Jefferson la not only an admir-able uctor, but he is a painter of much more thau oriinary skill and power. Tho work that he has performed iu either de-partment would bave been Ruftlcient to have secured for him more than commou reputation. (Offtctat itotfece. NOTICE OF TEDBTEE'8 8ALE. vrOTlCF. 18 HKHKHY IIIVEN'. THAT, i whereas, on the aiith day of November. lsyO, Oharlee K. Monro, an unmarried man, ot the county of Bait Lake, territory of Utah, made, executed and delivered uuto Rlmoa Hamberner as trustee for Jacob K Hambeiver, both of the city und county of ait Lake, terri-tory of I I ah, his certain trust ded, recorded In Isiok a " Y" of mortiiatfes. on pa-e- s m, hu and ) of the r .cords nf the oouuty recorder of Bit Lake county, I'tab territory. 'whereby the said Charlie K. Monro rome.ed to salil Simon llaiimeriinr those certain promises situate in the county of Halt Lake and territory of L'tah, ami descrltwil as follows, to wit: The .t half of the north eat quarter, and the east half of the east half of the northwest quarter of section twenty on. In township one ill south, of rani;e one (li west, of Sa t I ase meridian, containing ui acres. Also, paitof lot li;ht (si, In block furty-fou- r (in, plat H, Halt Lake City survey, towlt: Coiiinienciuif at the a mtheast corner of sa d lot and running thence west ten (Kb roils, thence tiortn three i; ) rods, thence east ten (10' rods, theure south three (.11 rods, to the place of heKlunliur. Also, part of lot three i.'l). lu block one hundred ami seven brr), of idat 1, Salt Lake City urve, to wit : romineurfni? twenty seven and one half ('7;ti feet north of the southwest corner of said lot, and running thence north Hfty-llv- a Vo feet, thence east one huTelred and thlrtT (l.)i fet-t- thence south fifty live (Wn feet, thence weft one hundred and thirty tl b) feet, to the ptnee of belunln. And w.ereas. the said cenveyance In trust for th" follow ttu purpose, viz: toseenru the Indebtedness of the sa d Charles K. Monro to the said .lanob K. Hamh Titer In the sum of t.'tiowiih Int. ire-- H ereon at the rate of one audptie-hal- f per cent per month, as evidenced by the certain in irotiat.l.. promt s. rv note of the said chai les K, bearlu even dte with said trust deed, and due and j avable lu ninety days from Its data without rraoe. And whereas. It was provided In fl'ild trust deed that should default be made In th y. ni. nt of sa:d note or lnteiest arc .rdliiK to ie t"iior and oflect of ald note, then It sin u. be lawful for the trustee to sell said described property or any pa. t thereof, at, public, auc-- t on to the hiKhost bidder for cah, the holder of said note havlM? the riuht to become the ptirehneer at such-ai- at the onthdiMirof the county court house, in the city ami rountr i f Salt Lake, teintory of I..tah, tlrst Hiving twenty days public, notlre of the time, terms, and place or sale, and tie prop-rt- y to be sold, by advertisem. nt 111 ( ne of the news-papers at that time published lu said Salt Lake City lti the Kiuflish lnm.'tiae. and to make, execute and deliver to the purchaser at such aaie, pood and sufll-cle-deeds if conveyance or the pretnis.a saotltdr, and o,it of tiie prin-eed- of nut sale, p:n nit all cosn of advertising ami sale, and all oth'-- expenses of said trust. Including attorney and counsel fees nudcoiu-pensa'lo-to said trusteH, to pay the prlnc pl and lnteiest due on said note, according to the tenor and effect thereof. And whereas, said note by Its terms t eeame due and payalilu ou the 9,1 ti day ot February, 1HWI. And whereas, default had been made In the favnient of laid note, and as to the whole And w hereas. the holder of said note has the underHlKued trustee to sell the property conveyed by said trust deed under the power therein contained, and to apply the to the payment of said Indebtedness, u the matim)rprovldtid in,eald doA Now, tueleo.re, liie Ulldel slu'Iled Will on. M. nla'. the aotu day of April, isnl, at the south door of tlie county cft'urt house. In 1 Tie city and county of S ilt Like, t'tah territory, at y o'clock In the afteruism of said day. sell the above described property, or so much thereof as shall bo necessary to pay all the ex-penses attending the execution ofthlstrust and to satisfy the Indebtedness to secure which the said trust deed was executed. SaMJ. HVoN. BlUOB UAMtOH'lKR, Attorney. . . Trustee. The rteniituil i'or Stenographer. The demand for good, careful and stenographers and typewriters i increasing, not decreasing. A girl need to know how to spell and punctuate ; letter, besides being able to correct or. that is wrong frrammatically. .She mi: be possessed of that rare and pricile.-qnalificatio-common sense. She im;s. be observing, and she should have nt; average amount (if intelligence. No frodigy i:i reipiirod. As to wages, the average young gin cannot expect to be paid as much as the vertigo man. It is hard to say why this is so for nho is almost always just us capable. A young woman for instance Will get ten or twelve dollars a week where a young man of the same, caliber will receive, fifteen to twenty dollars. Perhaps there is an indefinable feeling emiolig employers that they cannot ex-act so much from a woman as they can from a man. A man will be often re-quired to do a great, deal of miscellaneous work in connection with shorthand and typewriting, which would never bo im-posed on a woman. But there can be ni doubt that there ia still room for those who will take tho trouble to properly equip themselves for the work. Tho remuneration is ample t.r the needs of tho average girl, and greatly in excess of that paid for other kinds of clerical work. Ladies' Home Journal. NOTICE CF FORFEITURE. SA IT 1.AKK COI NTY, 1 Januarys, ism. f nO JACOB JACOIISOV. OU YOUK HF.IItS I or You are hereby notified that we have expended imi in latmr lind improve- ments utiou the Great Western Lode, us will appear by rertlltoite filed December :), sl. in tt.eortlceof West, Mountain Mining district, Salt Like county, Liali territory, in order to hold sanl premises under the provis-ions of se tli.u Util, K 'Vlse I statutes of the t'nlteil Stales, beiiiK the amount required to hold the same for the year ending lie. emttor, lsw; and If within otn ninety days from the service of this notice (or within ninety daya alter this notice of publication! you fall or re-fuse to contribute your proportion, to wit: t'i:i.a'IS and exieiisi'S of this advertisement, of such expenditure as a company owner, your interest in said claim will become the property of the subscribers, under said section JAMM LaitsKK, Nn.s Limn'uit. Paled January r, lsul. NOTICE. In the probate court In and for Salt Lake county, T. iritory oi Utah. In the nia'ter of tuo estate of Andrew J, Hills, e caul 1. VOTlrfi IS HKKKBY r:iVF.NT THAT W. J. 1 111:1s. d uudtrator o' the estate of ondivw J. liils ill ceased, n.is n n b reii for setiie.-ncnt- und tiled lu said cm ft his final account of lis admhlistration of said est.itu and petition for tttial distribution of ti e resi-due of said estate among tiie persons entitled Hie--- '., and that Tuesday tl e April A. I). MM, at 111 o'clock a. m.. at the court r. om o t s ii.i court, iii the couulv court house. Sait Lake cllv and county, Utah territory, hai been duly appointed by the judge of said lourt fur tin- settlement of said ai count mi l he.c luir sa d pet :t Ion for distribution at which time ami place any pi r on nt rested In said .sine may appear und show cause, If any there be, why said a count should not h and approved and llnal distribution made :.s pr,' ed for. C rl. Aki.Mt. Clerk of th" l'robate Court. MvC. AMoN lleputy. C.'s Kinnkv. Atfyfor Aiiministriitor. Patcd March Hth, 1SUI. s of the Consumption Kctneily. Frmn what is now known it seenm likely that about six weeks will bo re-quired to rid patients in tho early stagn of consumption of the symptoms of their disease. Whether this does or does not mean the complete cure of the disease is) i at present a question which will be an-swered conclusively by patients treated iu hospital wards. It is in tho highest degree probable, as every bacteriologist will understand, that relapses will occur. ' They must 1 treated on tho principles Already laid down by Koch, and their ' importance as a factor in tho ending of the case must be worked out in public hospital practice. This I can say con-- j cerning tho success which attends tho use of this remedy in tuberculosis. I have never seen in a considerable series of cases treated by any remedy such uni-formly good results, nor results so favor ' able to tite patients. I do not, in what I havo just said, iu-- elude cases of advanced lung tubercle. Of that class of patients I have seen too few treated in tho new way to entitle mo to speak of them from my own knowledge. What we havo heard and read of such cases in connection with this treatment leads us to expec t at most temporary amelioration of their oondi- - tion. Attention cannot bo too forcibly drawn to what Koch says, in his paper of Nov. 14, concerning tho grave respon- - nihility which will in future rest upon; medical men who leave any means tin- - tried to diagnose tulercular disease in its earliest stages. Dr. (. A. Heron iu Popular Science Monthly. MARSHAL'S SALE. I JURSUANT TO AS EXECUTION" TO MR directed by the Third Judicial district court of the territory of Utah. I shad exin.ee at public sale, at the iront door of the county couit house. In the city and county of Salt Lake, territory of I'tah, on the lath day of March, liut, at pj o'clock in., all the rluhti tit le. claim and Interest of William J. liarvey. John W. Ned, Mary T. Ncff. William Hutke and Mary L. Ilui ke. of. In and to the following described" real estate, situate, lying atld being in the city and county of Salt Lake, Utah ter-ritory, and particularly descrilwd as follows, to wit: A part of lot five tf). lu biocic twenty i. plat A, Salt Luke City survey, commenc-ing at the northwest corner of said lot rive (M, and running thence sotitn 7 rods: thence east six (Si rods: thence north seven (7) e west six rods to placeof beginning, eatd lot being situated in Salt Lake Cllv and county. Utah territory. To be sold as the property of defendants at the suit of William linrdman. Terms of sale cash. Salt Lake City, Utah. February It, 1801. K. 11. 1'ahsoxs, i;. 8. Marshal. Uy D. N, Bwan, Deputy Marshal, The above sate Is hereby postponed until Monday. April Id. Hul. SaitLakeClty. It ah, March IS.ISfll. L. II. J'ahsons, u. S. MarahaL Uy V. N. Swan, Deputy Marshal. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Lano Officii: at I 8 vi e Lakk in v, I'TAH. February its, issu. I VJOTICK IS HERKHY OlVKN THAT THE ll following name settler has tiled notice ot his intention to make ilnal proof m support of his cia m. and that said proof will be made I.efore r. gisler and receiver of United States land office at Salt L ike City, Utah, on April II. imi. n.: Thomas Hollliu-worth- . 1). B. No, ll.sH. for the north halt of the southeast, quar-ter and the east half of the southwest quarter of seciion : township north, range M west. lie names the follow ing witnesses to prove M continuous residence upon, and cult! i at .on of. sa d land. viz. : rrank C.ilmy of Salt Lake C:tv. I tab; Alfred C. Hilroy ol Salt Lake Citv Utah: William A, Cox ..f Hr:ght .n, Utah Lldredgc 11. Anderson of Uriel t ui, Utah. KM AN hi 1). IIOHIJS Heglster. K. W. Ben!. r and E. V. Mining, ttttorneyi for claimant. NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION. No. W:l. Peicrt land, final proof -- Notice for publica-tion. United States Land Olllce, Salt Lake City, Utah. Match Ti. VOT1CK IS HKHHllY filVKN TUAT JEN-- lite Hilton, of Salt Lake city, county of. salt Lake. Utah territory, has tiled notice of Intention to make proof on her desert land claim. No. &?, lor the east half of Section a) : nl west half of Section a ,T. SS.. H. HV., before t he register un t receiver at Sait Lake l ily, Utah, ou Monday, the 4t day of May, lsiu. She names the following witnesses to prove the complete Irrigation and reclamation f said h.n I : William Pitcntield. A tired Waif. Joseph Kowherrv. sr.. lieore Tate, ull of Lr.ia, Tooele county. Utah. Km as. k 1. Hi.niis, Register. Hill!) & Lowe, Attorneys for claimant. I'emlfilno Ilcasnnlnfr. They are always in the right, aren't tlK'y, these women who bind their vari- - ous wrongtiesses into their own sweet, feminine selves';' "Why do you try your eyes," said a "sensible" woman to a flut-tering littb flurry and feathery creature, "with that spotted veil?" "l!ut you don't wear any veil at all, do your "N ot very often." "And your boots havo thick soles and low heels?" "Yes, hut" "You don't carry any muff, I suppose?" "No, I couldn't walk with my arms iu any (inch cramped position; but how do" "And in summer you don't use a par- - Rol'r" "Parasols aro nuisances; but who told" "And you havo a pocket where you can got at it, ami you don't carry your purse in your hand, and yon wouldn't rise face powder for anything, and you don't wear a yellow garter nor a shoul- - j tier cape, ami yon aren't afraid of a mouse, and you can indorse a check, ' and" ) "Cut you never Baw mo until yester--! r day" K "And when yon were a little girl vou "S etisMnv" l 'xi L d4rs!" New York Denver Republican. SUMM0N3." In the United States' Commissioner'! Conifl City und County of fan Lake and Terrltury of Utah. Before 1. 1L Wolcott, Commlselor.ar. J. J. Stewart; Plaintiff, The Lansln Lumber Company, 3ummoBij ia corporatiou,) Defendant, The people of the Territory of Utah sjn4' frreettrg to the Lansing Lumber company,, Dufendant. r0U ARE HBRJTOY SUMMONlCn Tf F 1 and appear before said tommtftsumcr'ej court In tiie city wd county of 8 -- It. Like, Territory of Utah, and ai.wer a oomnlaie.fi filed against you bj the sisjve nin4, t taijiH tiff, within five dafs (excbiaive i the clay se servlcel. If tlrls etwtunoDe He eeryed fa soio. Halt LakeClty; wutln ten flaya f Knart.t of said city Sunn laid baW 1 aae county ; an.' within twenty daya tf served wsewnere.. k Bald action 1 bran ifnt to refirer froia Toq i the emn of t jr comrauincra en i f gcxids. ware and rueTvliaudlBe tor torendaw at d f eniant'a regueet, ; And you are heruby uctided that-1- yoa. Jul to appear and answer the said cdttrptaint as above required, the said plaintiff will takei Judgment acstost you for tie sum of ls.i and met of suit, Witness riy kand, at thcMtty and oonnty of Salt Lake amd of UU'h. the .& day ol! March. In the year or our Lord, one thousand, eight hundred and almtty- one. J. If, WlIXOTT, TJ S. C om ttr.af. iennr-- MARRHAL'S SALE. 1 )URSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALT! TO I me directed bv the Third Judical district court of the Territory of Utah, 1 shall excise at public sale, at the front door of thacounty courthouse, in the city und county of Salt Lake, territory of Utah, on the Itth day of Apii!, Md, at ID o'clock m. all tin right, title, claim und Interest of Th unas llircuinshaw and I'll-cll- la Hlrcionshaw, his wife, of, In. or to the following descrlhe I real estate, situate, lying ami being in the city and county of Salt Lake, territory of I'tah, and particularly described as follows, to wit: That certain piece or par-co- l of land situate In Bait Lake City, county of Salt Lake, and territory of Utah, hounded and descrlt.e.1 as follows: C inimencing at a point three rods east from the northwest corner of lot 5, In block one hundred and nfty-on- (Ifd), plat A, of Salt Lake City survey, and running thence east three rods; thence south ten rods; thence west three rods: thence north ten rods to the place of beginning, and containing In all thirty square rods of ground. Tobesold as the property of Thomas IPrctinisbaw and l'rtscilla Hlrcutnshaw at the suit of William Ditch Hold. Terms of sale cash. E. D. H. Thompson, attorney for plalntot. K. II. I'AliSiiNsS. United states MaiahuL Hv P N. Swan, Deputy Marehal. Salt Lake city, Utali, Mar. h Hi, mu PROBATE "NOTICE. In the l'robato Court. In and for Salt Lake County, Territory ot Utah. In the matter of tho estate of John IlaiRh, deceased, N OTiCK IS HERKHY OIVKN' THAT administrator of the estate of John H.ngli. deceas. d, has rendered for settlement Hint filed In said court, his ilnal ac-count of his iidiiitnisti-atio- ot said estate and petition for Ilnal distribution of t lie residue of said estate among the persons entitled thereto, and that Saturday, the a.th day of April, A. I), lsw. at 10 o'cl.ck a.m., at the court room of said court, tn the county court house, Salt Lake city and county, Utah terri-tory, has been duly appointed by tho Judge of said court, tor the'ee'tlemeiit of said account and hearing said petition for distribution, nt w hich time and place any person Interested In estate may upp 'ar and show cause, if any there be. w hy rain account sin u!d not be set-tie-nn. approved and tlnal diatr butlou made as praye ior. J nit d March 3ft, IHM. seaI C. E. ALLEN, Clerk of the t'rob ate Court. Frakk IIriicr, Attorney for estate. NOTICE. In the prohatn court of the county of Salt Lake, territory of Utah. In the matter of the estate of Bylvanus Iiicas, deceased. Older to show cause why order of sale of real estate should uot be made. lOSEI'H N. HICIsS, rilH ADMINISTRA-TE tor of the estate of sylvanus Hicks, de-ceased, having tiled Ills petition herein, duly vended, praying for an order of sale of a por-tion ito-wl- all of lot one ill, block sixteen (l'o, five-acr- plat A. Hlg Field Survey, ot the roal estate of said decedent, for the purpases therein set forth, It Is therefore ordered by the judge of said court, that all persons Interested iu tue estate of said deceased, appear before the said probate curt on Tuesday, the .'list day ot March, lsul, at 10 o'clock In the fore-noon of said day, at the courtroom of said pro-bate court, at tiie county courthouse, in the city and county of Salt Lake, Utah territory, to show cause why an order should not be granted to the said administrator, to sell so lunch of the real estate of the said deceased at private sale as shall be necessary, and that a copy of tine order b- - published at least four successive weeks In Thi: Sai t Lakh Times, a newspaper printed and published iu said city and county. Dated February 3S, 181)1 . G. W. PARTCIf. ProhaW Judge. TRiiiniTnitY of Utah, Coutitv or Salt Lake. s I. C. E Allen, clerk of the probate court In nnd for the county of Salt Lake, in the terri-tory of Utah, do hereby certity that the fore-going is a full, true and correct copy of an order to show cause why an order for sale of real estate should not be made in the estate of Sylvanus Hicks, deceased, asappearsof record In my olllce. In w ltness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and aftlxed the seal of said court, this ifsth day of February, A. D. JShi. Lskai.J C. E. ALLEN, Clerk of the probate court. At a Mile a Miuute Clip. Lawyer Joseph O. Parkinson had to be in Uockford at 2 o'clock to t ry an im-- 1 portant case. Thousands of dollars were j at stake in a matter pertaining to a lat-ent right. Between this city and Rock-for- d aro ninety-thre- e miles, and a pas-senger train that covers the distance in two and one-ha- lf lours is making good time. Mr. Parkinson sat in his office on Dear-born stnx't at 11 J o'clock dictating some correspondence to his amanuensis. When ho had finished he called up the super-intendent of tho North western railroad by telephone and asked him the price of a special train to Rockford. The answer came back, "One hundred and twenty-fiv- e dollars." Mr. Parkinson told the (superintendent that if the train would land him in Rijckford at 2 o'clock he would pay the money. The superin-tendent agreed. Mr. Parkinson rushed from his oflico with a typewriting ma-chine under his arm. Ho jumped into a cab and was whirled to the Northwest-ern depot. The special train was in readiness, and at exactly 11:51 it rolled away. Going through the city the train was obliged to run at a very slow rate, but when the limits of Chicago were passed the engi-neer threw back tho lever and winked knowingly at the fireman. It was just 1:44. o'clock when Mr. Perkins alighted from the train at Rockford. The run had been made iu 113 minutes, or about a mile a minuto from tho time the train got outsido the city limits. Chicago Herald. NOTICE TO CREDITORS, .state of Lars M. Jotmaun, deceased. TUT1C?; IB IiSlKJLBY GOTTEN UY TTIK li rrodorfligned aflnilntsta-ato- r of the retail of Lara M. Johnson, dwoea ied, to tie cractuoi-a-of. and all persona having eialnn aaalurt th) said deceased, to exhibit thran with loeneoes-- i ary voucher within ten moauhe arter th llrst publication of this iKirtoe. M a said ad-ministrator, at hrs place of buelMU No. M East Sucond South street, In the oity anu rounty of Salt Lake OSCAR J,.V0ITNCrtKRO, Administrator of the enato Lars M. Juhft. on, decesasd. Malt Lake city, March 3, 1881. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land ciffick at Salt Lake City, nun, I March a.rd. 18UI. f IS HEUEI1Y CllVEN THAT THE i follow ing named settler has tied notice of his Intention to make final proof In support of Ins claim, and that said proof will b made before regi-t- and receiver at U. S. Land otlice at Salt Lake Citv. I tali, on Mav l'.'th, luil, vU: Alfred C Oilvov. 1), S. No. ll- -. for the N'4 of SKV, NK'i'of SWJi and Lot 3, Sec, HI, Twp. 1. N. 1(. '.' W. n) names the following witnesses to prove htscontmn. us resi.lenc upon, and cultivation or. s od land, viz: William A. Cox. Tl omas llolllngworth. Eldtidge H. Anderson, C. H. Heach, all of Salt Lake City, Utah. FRANK D. HOURS, Register. E. TV". SiCNioK k. V. HiociKH, Attorneys. She TVritea I.ove Letters. Very few people can do what a jolly old lady who keeps a notion shop on Thompson street has succeeded in doing inspiring sufficient confidence in a large circle of her young male custom- - crs to induce them to intrust to her the writing of their lovo letters. Theso young men aro mostly wago earners, who toil all day, who have horny hands but warm hearts, and who have never become well enough acquainted with the pen to give them confidence in their own ability to write nice letters to their Bweethearts. These young lovers go to the littlo shop on Thompson street, and in tho privacy of the quaintly furnished back room give the pink cheeked, silver haired mistress of tho place a general idea of what they want to wnto "to de girl." Then they sit back and play with the yellow tabby cat and listen to the scratching of the old lady's pen. In ten minutes the letter is read to the lover. If it meets with his approbation, it is sealed, addressed and posted. Then the blushing youth Viands the old lady a silver quarter and goes on his way re-- , ; joicing. New York Star. 8UMM0M5I In the district court In and ior tho Third district of Utah territory, county of Salt Lake. Luclnda Clark, plaintiff, I vs. Irwin Hutchings, Tlinla King, Es-ter I., t arisen, Amanda Lyons, Cornelia Liter, Sarla Hutch Summona, lugs, Etta Hutchings, Joseph E. Hutchings. Jr., Nettle Hutchings, Ruby Hutchings, ami Warren T. Htuchihtfs. defendants. J The peopl. of the territory of Utah send preet-in- To Irwin Hutchings. I'linia King. Ester L. Carlson, Amanda Lyons Cornelia Liter, Sarin Hutching. Etta Hutchings. Joseph E. Il 'chings, jr.. Neitle Hutchings, liuby 1' inys, and Warren T. Hutchings, defend- - All A'OU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-- I. pear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff lu the District court of the Third Judicial district of the territory of Ulah, and to unswerthecomplaliit filed therein withiu n days 'exclusive..! the day of ser-vice) after the service ou you of this summons if served within this county: or. if served out of this county but In this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days or Judgment by default will la. taken against you. according to the prayer of said complaint. The said action isbroiight to have a decree of this court adjudging that defendants and each of them convey to p'aituiff whatever interest they now have In the legal title to the hind herein after described; appointing a special commissioner to convey whatever Interest the infant defendants, Joseph E. Hatchings, jr., N. tt.e Hutchings, Ruby Ilu'chiUL's and War-ren T. Hutchings. now have lu sa'd title to said land to p aiutliT, and to convey whatever interest any deleudant now has in aald legal title to said laud to said plaintiff, In case any defendant refuses to convey said interest, or for any cause it is Impossible for any defend-ant to convey said Interest; appointing a guardian ad li't'itn to defendant said infant de-fendants in this spit : and for such other relief as pialntiff may tie entitled to in the premi.-o-agieeal. Ie to equity and good conscience, and for costs of suit: s lid premises are described as follows, Lot S, block 110, plat A, Sait LakeClty survey. Salt. Lake county, Utah territory, containing 300 square rods. And y ou are hereny notified that tf yon fail to appear and answer tho sa d complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apnly to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness the Honoralle Charles S. Zane, Judge, and the seal of the district court of the Third Judicial district. In and for the territory of Ctah, this vrth day of December. In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and nlneiv. HENRY G. Clerk. sBAi.l TiyCKouoK I). Loo.mis, deputy clerk. John M. Ilreeze and James A. Williams, at-torneys for plaintiff. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land oflice at Salt Lake City, Utah, March in, ism. N OTICE IS HEREHY GIVEN THAT THE following named settler ban tiled notice of his intention lo make tlnal proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Hegister and Keie-v.-- United State Land Oil'.ce at Salt Lake city. Utah, on April loth. M'l. viz: William A. Cox, I). S., No. Usui, for the S4.of the SE',, of Sec. :tu. and the E's of the NK'i of Sec. HI. Tp. IN , R SW. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz.: Kldriilge H. Anderson, lhomas lliilllngwort'i, Frank Uilroy and Al-fred C. (.ilroy, ail o Salt. Lane cpy. Utah. FhankD. Hon, is, Register. ',. W. Senior and E. V. Higgius, attorneys for Applicant. NOTICE OF THE INTENTION OF THE CITY to curb and gutt r East Temple (Ma n) street, from the south line of South Temple street to the north line of Fourth South stteet, designated as a part of Faving D:.-tr- i. t No. 1. in Salt Lake City. Notice Is hereby given by the city council of SaitLakeClty or the intention of such coun-cil to make the following described Improve-ments, The curbing and guttering with concrete and stono the whole of East Temple street from the south line of South Temple street to the north line of Fourth South street, (the same beinga part of Paving District No. , of Salt Lake Cliyi and deiray ttie cost and expense thereof, estimated at fc.'.OS1 per running foot, by a local assessment upon the lots and lands within Paving District No. I. of Salt Lake City, abutting upon the etieets or alleys to be effected or benelit-.- by said Improvements, namely: Lots'i, 8. 4 and f, block 7.".: lots 1. 7 and s, block 7i'.; lots 1, s. 7 and.fi. block"'.': lots 3. 4, 5 and it, block Tti: lots i. X 4 and block S7; lots t. i. 7 ami s, block fs; blocks 1. S, 7 add . block r.l ; lots 3, 4, f. and 8, block to, all in plat "A," Salt Luke City sur-vey. All objections to the carrying out of such in-tention must be presented lu writing to the city recorder on or before the 14th day of April, A. i). lsul, being the time set by the said coun-cil when It will hear and consider such objec-tions asmay be male thereto. Ily order of the city councilor Salt Lake City, made February -- 4, lsul. .1. F Jack. City Recorder. Sail Lake City, March au, lHul. A Hove In a Court House. Among tho visitors at tho court house tho other day was a snow white pigeon that alighted on the sill of one of tho win-dows of tho clerk's office. The window was opened and the bird calmly walked in with all tho confidence of a lawyer. Ho as calmly walked tho whole length of the office, quietly observing every-thing. Pretty soon, as his acquaintance with the officials increased, ha perched himself upon the desks, and later on tho shoulders and head of one of the assist-ants. It was not decided by the officials whether he had a case to try or whether ho wished to enter a writ. Anyway, ho was placed on a shelf among the ancient deeds. The window was opened, but the inner atmosphere was more con-genial to his excellency, so ho staid. Worcester Spy. ' Another View of a elntl of Economy, "We never begin L.ea until the 1st of October, and we give them up tho 1st of May." "But it is frightfully cold up herein October often, and always in May. How can you bear it?" ' 'Oh, I wear a shawl, and James writes in his overcoat." In tho same lino: "If you do not poke the fire it will not need mendi,'." "But it is so comfortless." "Nothing of tho sort; it is very un-wholesome to have rooms hot." A dollar or two a month will in some houses make all tho difference between two meals a day being a fast and a feast, and five or ten dollars between positive pain fnm cold and comfort. V Supposing j& are saved by the end of tho winter, havo they been worth the discjunfort? ' Better if a decent firo and bright lights cannot be afforded in two rooms to live iu one than iuhabit a well. New York Ledger. SUMMONS. In the District Court In and for the Thlrfl Judicial District ot Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. N. 0. Dougherty, plaintiff, 1 vs. Summon J. C. Thompson, Arthur J. Clark, Louis A. Dunham, defendants. The people of the Territory of Utah send1 greeting, to J. C. Thompson, Arthur J. Clara ami Louis A. Dunham, defendants. rOU ARK HEItEHY REQUIRED; TO AP- - 1. pear in an action brought against yon by the above named plaintiff in the District court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint riled therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service ou you of thi summons If served within this county; or. If served out of this couuty, but in this district, withiu twenty days; otherwise within forty days or judgment by default will be takea against you, according to the prayer of said, complaint. l'lie said action Is brought to recover tha sum of f.t&, with Interest thereon from Junej 1 Ith, ISH0 at the rate of HI per cent per annum, with an attorney's fee of fcflUJ. and costs of tbia action: and for a decree of this court for tho foreclosure and sale of all that ceri3in piece of parcel of land situate In Salt Lake City and county, Utah territory, bounded and described as follows: Commencing at the southeast cor-ner of lot 1, iu block 17, plot H, Salt Lake City Survey and running thence west fl i rods, thence north ID rods, thence e;wit tl1 rods, thence south lu rods to place of beginning, containing sixty-flv- square rods of ground; under a mortgage executed and delivered by the defendant J. C. Thompson on the l.'th day of December, issy, to plaintiff to secure pay-ment to plaintiff of a certain promissory no'ej of uat.i Dec. 11, StM, and executed an deliv-ered by paid defendant to plaintiff, for the sura of :i"iO. pa able one year after date with In-terest from date till paid; that there is yet) due and unpaid all of the principal and Inter-ea- t from June II, IH.m; which said mortgage provided for the payment of a reasonable at-torney's fee: that said defendants and all others claiming said premises subsequent to plaintiff may b-- barred and foreclosed under sriid sale, and that the proceeds of said saie ba applied to the payment of the amount due piaiutiff after payiug ail costs and expenses and attornes's fee. and for the usual statutory relief and for such other and general relief as to the court may seem just. And you are hereby notified that if you fall to appear and answer the said complaint a above required.' the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness the Hon. Charles S. ir.aue, judge, and the seal of the district court ot the Third Ju-dicial district, iu and for the territory of Utah, this 10th day of February, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-on- e. sFAt.l HENRY O. McMILLAN, Cleric By (iico. D. Loomis, Deputy C'erk. LEGAL NOTICE. In the Probate Court tn and for Salt Lake County, Territory of Utah. In the matter of the estate of Paul 0. Paulsen, deceased. Notice of time and place for the hearing of petition for admission to probate of will. PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF RAID i court, in said matter, notice is hereby given that Friday, the 3d day ot April, A. 1). ls.ii, at 10 o'clock a. in., at the county court bouse m Sait Lake City, Utah territory, in the court room of said court, has been appointed the time and place for tiie hearing of a pi t tion of Jlreta katnna Paul-sen, praying t'orthe admission to proi ate of a certain ilocument therewith presented, to be the last will ami testament of Paul O. l'aulr. n, decascd. when and where all persons lntei may appear and oppose the pr lute of said will, or the granting ot letters testamentary to Hrela Is at una Paulsen as prayed for m said petition. hi witness whereof I h ive hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said court, this iist day of Mar h. A. D. 18.H. sbi4 C. E. ALLEN, Clerk of the Probate Com By C. E. Staston. Deputy Clerk. STOCKHOLDER'S NOTICE. ANNUAL MF.ETIN' J OF THE STOCK-holder- s oi the i iphir Hill Mining Co.of Utah will be held at the ofllceof the company, No. K.l South Main street, r. oms 2 and .'I, Salt Lake City, Utah, on Tuesday, April '.', lsul, at li o'clock n. in., for tiie purpose of electing off-icers and directors for the ensuing year, to re-duce the number of directors, and to take the necessary steps to ills incorporate this com-pany and the formation of a new company. Hy order J. TV. G0LDTHA1T. Attest: President. J. Flir.D. Con KK n, secretary. Gennuiiy's New IlHtlleshlps. Work was begun in Germany last year on four 10,000 ton battleships, which, with armors and artillery, will cost $1 1,000,000. .The keel of a largo sized imperial yacht was also laid. The vessels launched were the dispatch boat; Meteor, the cruiser Bussard, the cruiser Pelican and tho armored ship Beowulf, which is the sister ship of the Siegfried. The Beowulf and the Siegfried tire for coast defense, especially in the vicinity of tiie Baltic canal. Six ships were per-- j mauently retired, and were either brokua tip w sold. New York iu Ills Lire. "Did he enjoy himself?" "Tremendously." "Made himself at home, eh?" "No: made himself away from home. That's how he came to have a good time." Harper's Bazar. NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. TO GC9 HEARSEN. S. T. LUNEf.L, A. C. Hansen, or your heirs or assigns. Vou are hereby notilicd that 1 have expended tPKJ in labor and Improvements upon the Conun-drum lode, situated in what is called "Mill A." siuilh fork of Rig Cottonwood, Salt Lake county. Utah Territory, iu order to hold said firemises undertheprovislons of Section srmi, Statutes of the United States, and iu compliance of the local laws of Hlg Cotton-wood mining district, being the amount re-quired to hold the same for the year ending December, lx), and if within ( ninety davs from the service of this notice, (or within ninety days after this notice of publication), you fall or refuse to contribute your propor-tion, twenty-liv- if.un dollars, each of you, and expenses of advertisement pro ratio, to each of you of said expenditures as company owners, your Interests In said claim wiil be-come the property of the subsi riber, under paid Section '2:h. L.M. Johnson, Dated, Jan. 18. IS9I. NOTICE. TIT E INTENTION OF THE CTTYCOUN-ciltopav- e East Temple street (Main), from the south line of South Temple street to the north line of Fourth South street (designated as a part of Paving District No. l,of Salt Lake Oi'y, i Notice is hereby given by the city council of Salt Lake City of the Intention of such council to make the following dvserliwdunJiVveiuvnts, The pnvlng w ith stone and asphalt the whole of Last Temple street, beginning at the south line of South 'I emple street and running south to the north llnl" of Fourth South street (the same betnir a part of Paving District No. 1, of Salt Lake City i. and defray the cost and ex-- nse thereof, estimated at by. a lo-cal ass. ssnient unou the lots and lauds within Paving District No. I, of Salt Lake City, abut-ting upon the streets and alleys to tie affected or tietietltted by said Improvements, namely: Lots J. ', 4 and S. block 7.'.; lots 1, 2. 7 and s, blo-'-- .1'.; lots 1. s, 7and ' block (W: lots a, 4. 5 and block 70: lots ij, 8. 4 and 5, block f.7; lots 1, a, 7 aud S, block as ; lots I. C 7 and s, block 1.1 ; lots 3, 4. 5 and s, block an; all in plat "A," Salt Luke city survey. All objections t.ithe carrying out of such in-tention must be presented In writing to the citv recorder on or before the l it h day o'. April, A. D. IMJI. I elng the tune set by the said coun-cil when It W'lll hear and consider such objec-tions as may be made thereto. Hy order of the citycoitncilof Salt Lake City, made February aith lsul. .1 F. JACK, City Recorder. Salt Lake City. March )th, lS.'i. An American woman with a pretty j foot and a well filled purse is having an t order filled abroad tor six pairs of boots to bo incrusled with precious stones. Evidently the fair diplomat desires to to call attention to her shapely foot. NOTICE. In tho Probate Court of the Connty of Salt Lake. Territory of Utah. In the mailer of the estate of Sarah TVatklns, deceased. Order to show cause why Order of Sale of Heal F stale should not ! made. JOHNT. BUCKLE, Tl I K ' A Dlvil NISTKA-f- P torof the estate of Sarah Watkins. de-- i eased, having Hied his petition herein, duly ventk d. praying lor an order of sale of the nal i state of sa.d for the purposes therein set ti.rth. it Is therefore ordered by the .iuiipe of aid court, that all persons iuteresied in the estate of sa d deceased, appear before the said prokite court on Tuesday, tiie tst nay of A pi il. isui. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. at the court room of said proi ale court, at th' county court bouse, in the city and county of Salt Lake. Utah Territory, to show eause w hy an order should not i e grant-ed to the said administrator, to sell so much of the reel s lid deceased atpubln'or Mil as shall e necessary, and that a ii.py of tins order be published at least four snc 'e' ove we Us In Thk Salt LakrTimi-s- . a new --pape ' printed and published in said city and Mi 'iv Dated Mar.-- M'l. G. TV. Il.unoit, Probate Judge. Milkmen, llewarel Mrs. Gunimey (rradingr A cow nt South Bend, Ind., has died from hydro-phobia. Gummey She probably Paw her owner watering her tiiilk. Epoch, Mrs. Clarissa Buznell, of Brooks, is IU years old, and her grandson the other lay pulled th m first tooth she had ever ksd extracted. Itousror (Mo ) Whig. No. bbii. NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF. Land Ott'rcE at Sat.t Laks Crrr, March 1 JSd. f vrOTICF, is HEREBY OiVKN THAT THB JVM followltw-name- settler has Hied notice of his intention to make tin it proof lu support i f his claim, and that said proof will he made, Iwfore the cierk of the county court in and for Summit countv. Utah, at Coalville, Utah, on April 24. lsid, vir,: Joseph Kiohius, H.E. ift4. . f,.r the SE Section tl, Township ,3 North, Range 4 East, S. L. P. M. He uames the following witnesses to prova his continuous rosldence nion and culMvatioa of said land, vi'.: James Lythg e, Lehl Hen-notc- r. Alexander Calderwood, Thomas Deer-tle-all of Henuefer, Utah. Fkank D. Uoiibs, Register. O. F. Davis, attorney. - fit loved Met Relatively. ' And it., you swc.ir it, love?" said sha, s ihcy were standing vis Her lips is ruudy with tlioir plea as jH'telr. uf a ruse new blown; ' "Hw-- ar that, all conscious (he grnvv Import mice of the pledjcs y ou cave., K en ihougti it may our lif.) ersiavj, You'll iove .'uy fur myself aioiier" Oct.t'y l tools her queenly head TVitldi. ld I. .li. i; he love light shed A glow as soft lie said: "T es. for yourself aione, my ge.u! And if vou uuii'id my tiles' ing Vou'il cali yoiirnunh? ar. cvisla--- . (u; And. iKitiu.n me, yo.ircho-tc'- i. iu. AnJ eui;iUau that tact t . th m ' Uor.toB C sirief NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. Salt Lakk Coi xtv. March II, 1N91. rpO ALBERT FUHEOR YOUK HEIRS OR I assigns: You are hereby notltied tnat I have expended fiio.io lu lal or and improve-ments usin the Slack Hear mine, as will ap-pear by certificate tiled February 13. 1'ss. Inthe oflice of ttie rec rder of Lit t le Cottonwood dis-till t, Salt Lake county. I'tah territory, in or-der to lioid said iiruiui-e- s under the piovislous of section Revised Statutes of the Uni-ted States, being the am ditit required to h.cd i lie same for the year end ug December Mm. and if within ninety davs from the s. tv.ee of ties not ce, or witi.m u nefy tl:n s utter this notice of publication you tail or io con-tribute your proport'oti. to wit : .V lie and exp-ense- of this advertisement of such exjie e as a company owner, your interest in sa'd cla m will become the property of the sub-scriber under said section lii.4. 3. il. Bone. ' Datod March 11, 1SSL N0TI0E TO CREDITORS. Estate of John Retnhart. deceased. "VOTICR IS HEREBY GIVEN BY TITE UN-- derslened, administrator of the estate of John R linhart, de eased to the creditors of. and ail neisons having claims iteaiDst the said to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, with n four n oiilhs after the nrst publication of this m.lice, tothe said adminis-trator personally, or at rooms 8 and n, Scot building, in Salt Lake city, iu the county of Sait Lake. Utah. Thomas E. Hakkis, Administrator. Dated March M, Is8l. ifhank Pikkce, Attorney for estate. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. TESTATE OF JOHN TV. KOUNS. PR-- J j ceased Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administrator of the estate of Johu TV." Kouus. deceased, to the creditor of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the liratj publication of this notice, to the said adminis-trator at. his oftloe. ai.'i Progress building--. Salt Citv. in the county of Salt Lake, Dated March vtn, MJI. James A. TVn ucmi. Administrator of the estate of John W. Konnt deceased. "NOTICE CF ANNUAL MEETIN3. IS UFRKBY (IIVEN THAT THE iN regular annual meeting of the Nation..! I HutUti'ig ami Loan Association of Salt Lake city, will be held at the ofncei of said assona- - turn, rooms 0 aud w tf.'undyi. F.ast First South sti ct S ilt La e cpy, on Mondav. the I'th day of April, at 7::) p. m.. at which ni. etin'g ( officers and directors for the ensuing y ar w ill o.i elected, aud such other business transacted j may property come before said meeting, i IU iison Surrey Secretary, :j |