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Show .... . ',"' ... ... Official ItotucB. TAX SALE. H ERE AS.TH K OIT V T A XE ASS ESSED " aga nst llUa Unwn. amounting to twenty cents tin boran, on thi first day or November, ami ntdlreini-l- uupa d, The, or:.. J. K. K. Clute, lollecto- - i f 8ait LakeClty. by virtue flf the auih.irty ve.ted In me by the provislo, a of sections if in an J 17 or chapter XXUlot tie Revised ord niucea of Salt LakeClty," paused tahiu-u- I I (. ix have levied upon the following uan ed prop-erty, Lot 4, block S8, Terrace Heights Addition, auj will sell the name, or no much thereof, an mav I necessary, to pav thetixs and costa, at public suit oil, In front of the City hall. Suit Lake C.tr, on Ji.nua'-- ). 1SJ1, at ia o'clock, in. K. B. Ci.ru, Collector. Asse.so-an- d Collector a office, No. le. City Hiill, S.ilt Lake Cty, Jan.lV, 1HUI. tragically, "am I to" do with twenty-thre-e tea balls, by actual count?" Which points a moral concerning wed-ding gifts. A casual acquaintance, a man especially, shopping with generous intentions toward a coming bride, will be wise to select nothing of which but one only is needed in a household. There are so many other things choice ought not to be difficult. A piece of Wedgwood, Doulton or royal Berlin; a bit of bronze, marble, brass or the French and Viennese gilt; an etching, a rug, an artistic screen or piece of tapestry these are only the beginning of the list of things which are prized by the maker of a home and of which too many can hardly be possessed. There is an aroma of taste, too, abdut wedding gifts that to too often offended. The more formal friends should offar articles of adorn-ment and decoration rather than of pro-nounced utility. Relatives and inti-mates are not so restricted. New York , Times. A Good Many of a Kind. "Behold met" laughed a recent bride letnrned from her wedding trip and Busy establishing herself in her new home, as an intimate friend came in npon her, "among my tea balls." The friend echoed the langh when she looked about. From chandelier, candelabra and cornice, on cabinet, easel and lamp, hung by their slender chains these per-forated globes of silver; they swung from picture framee, glistened in cur-tain folds, twinkled among the brasses of the hearth, occupied on all sides un-usual niches, where in a spirit of jest their embarrassed owner had placed them. "I don't know," she said, "what could have developed this remarkable unan-imity of purpose on the part of my friends, but when the wedding gifts be-gan to arrive, it simply rained tea balls. I was delighted with the first, contented with the second, not so well pleased with the third, sorry at the fourth, angry at the fifth, siith and seventh, amazed up to the twelfth, and paralyzed after that. What, my !m?k-Eti- ) fibA fmjfihei Official itoticce. CITY BOM 1)3 foa SALE Three Hundred Thsnsand ($333,00 Dol-lars of Five () Fer Cent Salt Like City Bonds for Sale, Notice 1 hereby Riven t hut on tie 11th (lav of January, A. D. 1MI. at the office of Hi treasurer' of Salt take Cttv, th-e- e hundcretdy bonds of mid city will be sold to the iltrif.t hinder or bidder for rami, .said bonds are of tho denomination of it, payable twenty years after dt, tut subject to redemption auv time af.er January 1st, mil, at Vie option f Hatd city. These b inds will hear Interest fr,,iu January Int. 181. until paid, tbe Interest heiug pavai.le on tbe flratday of January and the lirst iky of July each ye tr. Bids will lie received bv me for the purchase of eatd bonds or any" p ut thereof, from the 1Mb day of Dccemlier. Kg, nntll 10 o'clock a. m of ilie iMh U;iy ,ir January. Ml. The- - rlsht to reject any and all hide l hereby re.urvrd In of the Htv. Value of bor.d at date or sa:t with accrued Interest will to il tu iw. By order of the City Council of snld c ty. Joeeph H Wal.len, Cty Treasurer. Bait takk, crrr, Dsn. S, lHim P, H. A pnnt.st (ofttoiuli statement of the Milan lal condition of tlie it y will be furnished any one desiring liiformatloii wlih the view of bidding upon the above bonds, Apply for come at treasurer's ofllce. room ?, lijr H til bid'g, Joseph B. Wammn, City Treasurer. Officirtl loticc. . fcUMMONS. Iu the District Court In and for the Th'rd District ot Ctah Territory, County of Halt Lake. Ai,rir.i Known, Plaintiff, 1 vs. VScmmons. Saiiah Ann Rhown, Defendant, ( The people of Mm territory of Utih send prtsstintr to Surah Aim brown, defendant, X'UlJ AKE HEiiEHV KKvUIHtD TO AP-- I pear In au action bmutrht agsinst you bv the above named plaintiff la the .t court ot the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint filed therein within ten nays (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons If served within this county; or. If served out of this' county, but In this district, within twenty davs, otherwise within forty days or Judgment by default will Iw taken akaiust you, according to the praver of said complaint. The said action Is brought to have a decree of tuls court us nlvuig the bonus of matri-mony existing between the plaintiff and de-fendant and irerinir and absolutely rcicaa ng aid paritss fiom said bonds and all t'le ohll-Ra- t ions thereof; nd tor such other relief as mav be proper. Above relief prayed on the round that, on or aiout the id day of le-m-- t er defendant wilfully and without oaute desirled and auau.loned tbh plaintiff, and a s ever since contp ud so withnM cause to de-- e t aud abandon him. and to lire separate and aa' t from him atia'nat his will and without Ids con out And von are hereby notified that If yon fall to appear and answer the eald complaint a aliove required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Wltnesa the lion. Charles 8'.is , Judce. and the aoal of the district I court of the Third Judicial district, ical. V In and for the Terrltoryof Utah thla v I 1 i day of I' f nr. In the year ot our Lord one thousand eight hun-dred and ninety. Hinkt . MfMrTXAH, Cleric By Geo D. Loomls. Deputy Clerk. MY PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM. ' ' Te front eaefc other, lace to face, Dear of long ago; Toar air aunaii bat commonplace, ' Tear owtome conme II tawt. , Btoca avry amirk and oe'ry sail Cam first beneath my ken, Tis mora thaa Just a little wkllei We all weee younirer then. j Ton, Slok and Harry meat my puss . Boer muoh t liked the three! Aa tbk were we la early days Aa tour could aver be. ' 9ut why expeot the irlow of yoatk , From all very beaded taenf Tis true, although 'tis bitter truth. . We alt wora younger then. Ah, Mary add and Emma Jane, Ky flanea of other dayal Alternately, although m vain, For you I wove my lays. By fata any hopes were overset (It boots not bow or when), Tour married names I quite forget. We all ware younger then. Borne errant stars are gathered here Who nightly lit the stage; But very few to suem'ry dear, Though lost to sight and aga, Do many look so lovely bow t Nay, hardly one In tan. Jfy errant stars, yau must allow 4 Wa all were youosr thea. But let me not morosely brood, Old "Chrooos" o'er thy flight, And waste, In sourly cynic mood. My hours by day or night Dear friends, I merely pause to say Before I drop my pen And put your photographs away "Ws all ware jounger thea." 1 --Domosllo Monthly. OfftctAl ItotiCgg. In the District Court In and for the Third Judi-cial District of Utah Territory. County of Bait Lake. Sarah E, Stkineh, pimt!ff, 1 CHABl.au STMiJtn, Defendant, l"7"0' The People ot the Territory of Utah send greeting to llharh s ni, mer, defendant: rOU AUK HBJRF.nY HByUIKED TO AP-- 1 ear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff In the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint hied therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on 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 Judg- ment by default will be taken against yon, ac-cording to the prayer of said complaint. The said action Is brought to have a decrea of this court dissolving the bonds of matrl. mony exlatinir between the plaintiff aud de-fendant, declaring pialutlfl absolutely fres from ail ohliR.tloiis of ss d maniitge; to have Judgement for costs of suit slid for such other n I further relief as to th, Court may seem Just Above relief prayed for on the ground that on or aiMiui the 1 1i.11 day of June. ln7, defend-ant deserted plaint! II, has ever ',nce absented himself, and has failed and neglected to sup-port and maintain plaintiff, or to In any man-ner contribute towards her support and main-tennn- c. And you are hereby notified that If yon fall to appear aud auswor the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief deuianded therein. Witness, the Hon. Charles 8. Zana Judce. and the, seal of the District Court of the Third Judicial District, SKAL.J in and for the Territory of Utah, thla mil day of Deovm her in the year of our tord one thousand eight hundred and ninety. HKNity o. McMillan, cieric I W Uy Geo. D. Loocnis, Deputy Clerk, ' (Prficiat Itoticca. 1IDS FCM (OUNiV SUPPI.irO TtY of t ie " a,:tv ro'jit of Silt I.alte oi.Dly. to r.t ry of l t ih. s e 1 bide will rj(;c.i ed by il,e wmji' c;ern 1111 to and : .ia-i- u v 'Jf. :R;il. 'or s. p ilow to t e take lOinty ton I I vv. t .htniturs' . T: e "will form th lia.is f r b ds for records, etc., to be furul-i,e- d t'i rccotde- - s oftlc; M r g.i4te r. cords, tuuuge.t. ith marginal rui.nc l""d rsconls without tuaivlnal r.illng. Mtu mt recii-d-- i s.vme us d ed re i.r.li. 1 len mid '.e vst s s ilue us dee t recordH. Ah-t- t a'-- t ncoriis a irne s nov usi Direct an I reverse Indexes to all except ab-st- r ict reto di. . Plat b inks. V feet 0 leches by foot 9 inches of plan, dr.iitlnj pap- - r. tor mailing plats, ami an Indei to .nil". t;ia itoratid tuntee ndcxes. Ku.ry ttnk. Kece.pts f v do umcuts 111110 as now used In the office, with stun, in iiomsof niiUcitch. Mlu tig abstract re lords aud direct index to same. home of tlfSG records have printed forms, aud the smocn can be determined only as the rccud ace oraered lie or,ls are to lie bound full Kus-i- l i circuit, ' liii') bnnda," with bsme canvas covocs mid Hussia loruers. Hat open-ing back; pap r to Ihi ,lrowu's', d nie.'.lum led.ir pajier ' IV.." I'r'ces to be gl en on records ruied and printed, and on ruled only. Also for the l.ft;er heads and envelopes, per thousand, envelo es No. tl and hi XX, No. 1 rag, with re-turn card printed thereon. F r the collei tor's ofllce: Mm DO tax notices 13 tax receipt books. lii letter heads and envelopes same as above. For the clerk's office: Kccord iHioks same as above, except, that they be of WW piges each aud without cauvas covers. Probate blauks. printed on IS pound super-fine tlat cup paoer or of eqal ;radc, 100 of each to be furnishi d on order. Dixon a and Faber'a octagon pencils, per gross. Pens, per gross. Ink. per doeu quarts. tetter heals and envelopes, per 1000, as abec a. All supplies to be furnished as called for. Ab nd Mi faithful performance of contract, In such rum a tim county court may deter-mine, will be required of tie succcsful bidder. C. K. Al.LKN, County Clerk. TAX SALE. V,HKRF;AaTIIF.CtTYTAXF.SA89"8K.n aualnst H. t. Blik'ord. ami.u.itliq.' to forty cents (.. Qi became del n itient on the first dijji' of Nnveiiiner. and M 11 romaiu unpalii. Therefore. I, K. I(. Clu e rclleclor of Silt Lake City, by virtue of the uutioritv vested iu me by the provisions of a tlons ir., in and I of Cnpter XXiII of the "Hevlscd t mill am es of Walt Lake city," passed Kebruury Htii, iN. hare !e. led upon the following named pron-erty- . tot I, blue 18. Tenace He url t Audition, and will sdl t'ie same, or so much thereof, as m ly t neceei-ary- , 10 par tho tax a and cos s ai public auction. In front ot the city hall. Salt Lake City, on Jannarv gt, Xui, at U o dis k. in. K H. Ci f in. Collector. Assessor and Collector's oftii'e, No. Is, City Hall, Bait Lake City, Jan. s, Pftd. TAX SALE AiniEBEAS TIIKCITVTAXF.S ASSKSSKD airulnst M. i'or er, sinoutitlng to nin 'ty cents ( w t.e 011 tut- first day Of November, and still remain unpild. Then-fore- . 1. K. K. Clule, collector of Rait Lake City, by virtue o' the authority vested In me by the provisions of nectious lf, in and 17 of chapter XX lit of the 'ie vised Drdin ince of Salt Lake City." passed February nth. hs. have levied u;.ion ths followlnir named prop-erty, : Lot 1.1. block 4, Ontario BuIkII-vis.o-and will sell the same, or so mmh as mav be neci siary. to psv the taxes and costs, at public auction. In front of the city hall, Salt Lake City, on January i imi. at 12 oclock. in. K. K. Ci.fi'8. Olln-tor- Ass.ssorand Collector's oilbo, No. 18, City Hall, 8 lit take City. Jan. t, ism. SUMMCSS. In the district court In and for the Thirl 1ttdl-ria- l district of Utah territory, couuly of Salt take. Uaiikl Lynn, plaintiff, ) vs. Summons. Fkank Lynn, defendant. t The is opieot the of Utah scud greeting to Frank Lvnn. defendant: Tt)U AKK HFKKBY HKwUIKKD TO AP-- I pi ar In an action brouiut iiks nt you bv the sb we named plaintiff In the court of the Th ru Judicial d strict of the territory of l'tah. and to answer ihs complslnt Hied there-in wllhln ten days (exclusive of theilsy of aft r the service ou you of thla summons if served within this county; or. If served Out of this county, but In this district within tee nty d ys; otherwise within foriy days- - or jitiltfmt nt by de'a'ilt will he taken a;atit you according to the praver of sa:d compiairt. '1 he aald action Is brouaht to a decre of tills coin t dlsMiiviuir the boiulsi f m existing between the plaintiff and md awarding the plum t. ft her cost in this action. Aliove rcllof prayed on the (rotund that for 1110 e than one y a: last pa-- t has wiifullv f 'tiled and neglect vl t provl e ula n tlrt w.th th" common necessaries of II .'". and wit ho 1 au e or Just has treated rlalt tl 'T in such a cruel and inl umm m nncr as to cause her great mental aud to Illy ds Ire s. And you are hereby notified thit If you fall 1 aipe;ir and answer the said complaint aa above required, the sul 1 p'aliittf Will apply to the court for the relief d imamls--l therein. W 11 in 8 the Hon. Cnarb--s S Zaue. judpa. and the seal f the dbtrlct court of the Third Judical district, in and for the terltorv of Utah, this 11th day of December. In the year of our Lord one thousand, eight huudn-- aud ninety. Isini.l nF.NRY O. MoMILLAN, Cierk. lly ( Ki). D. Looatis, Deputy clerk. TAX BALE. WHEHF. AS, the tlty taxes assessed Mfarast Harriet H. Clark amomitli:g to four dollars, becume d lluqueut on the First day of Wax vnnlier. and a' 111 remain unpaid. Tnerefore. I B R. flute, collector of Bul I akecity, by virtue of the authorly vested lq me by the provisions of sections )5. ( and 17, of chanter XXIlIoftl.a ''Kevlssd Ordinances ot Ba.t take City," passed February Uth, 14, have levied upon tha following asmad pmiH erty, tnwlt: 1 be souiheastsif rodsiw rods 7t lot 4, block in, plat A, Halt tale Cltv survey, and will sell tha same, or so nnn-- thereof, aa may be nacesary to pay tha tax a and costs, at public auctlim. In rent of tbe city hall. Ba: Lake City, on January W, l"l, a twelve O'clock m. E. R. CLU'TE, Collector. . Assessor and eollector's offlca. No. UL utt Hall, Bait Lake City, January 5th, llaJl. fmsceptiblllty to Disease. Of several persons who have boen erptttlly exposed to chilly weather one takes a fatal cold, white the others are wholly unaffected. When scarlet fever or diphtheria enters a family it is a rare thing for nil the members to be attacked. The great majority escaped la grippe during its late prevalence. And the same is true of epidemics of every kind and decree. This difference is mainly due to differ-ence in personal susceptibility, inherited or acquired. Disease invades tho body at points where its life forces aro weak-ened. Such a lowering of the vital re-- sistance may date back for generations, This is one reason for tho astounding mortality of infants, so immensely be-yond that in tha young of some of the lower animals. Many persons who start with small power of resistance carry it tlirongh life. Their only hope is con-stant care nnd freedom from exposure. But of those who roach adult age the greater part may be supposed to have inherited au average measure of physi-cal soundness. Whonce their suscepti-bility td disease? It comes from physi-cal transgression, either positive or nega-tive, Sleep, for instance, is a fundamental condition of high health. Nothing can nmke up for a deficiency of it. Lack of food does not begin to erjnal lack of sleep iu its power to depress vitality, aud so to render tho system liable to any prevailing disease. Still insufficiency of food is a great depressant, and may ex-ist where it is least expected, for the od must be such as to sujiply the daily of all thr) tissues brain, nerve, iiono, muscle and fat besides furnish-n- g heat forming fueli Many a person vvlio sits at a luxurious table is not half i'ed. Youth's Companion. TAY SALE. "1 VHERE S.S.TH K CIT V T AXI S ASSESSED ' aaamsr, K. Jl. Hold Inscti ntuouutln; to Mght an Ictthty hundredths dollars ifXHin be-came delinquent qi t, e l.ra day of November, and st 11 remain i.npMd. lhore.oia. I, K. K. Cluto. c Hector of ?alt Lake City, by virtue of the auinoritv vested In me by tin p'O-'sio-ns of ..ectiona id. id and IT of chapter XAIU of the ' Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake C ty." pissed February llth, !, have levied upon tne foliowini mine d prop-erty. : The northea-- t ft and 10 of ot7. block 17, plat A. Ha t Like Cltv survey, aitd will sell the same, or en much th ireof. as may h. necessary, to pav tha taosaud costs, at public auction, in froi t of 11 0 citv hall. Salt Lake City, on January i i, ll. at is'o'cl-s-k- i t. N. K. Ci.t'TK. Colle t r Assessor and Collectur's oll ci, No. IS. city Hail, Salt take city, Jan. ft. Mil. ' Cloaca la New Tork. "Do you know what most forcibly im-presses a foreigner visiting New York for the first time?" asked a titled mem-ber of tha British iron workers. I "TbedirtT "No," said the ironmaster. 'The dirt is bod enough In all truth; but some-thing vaor& important than this strikes any foreigner of average power of refleo-tio- n. It is the extraordinary clond of gloom and preoccupation, which hangs over the citizens of New York. It has an ' almost ' saddoning effect upon a stranger. I do not wish you to think that I am speaking recklessly or flippant-ly. I am not Tho tiling has impressed me forcibly ever eince I have been here, and I do not recall any other city in tho world where it is so noticeable, "In Chicago business men look wor-ried and excited; in Boston there is a large enough leisure element and suff-icient jollity to amuse any crowd, and so it is in all of the other cities of the coun-try. But New York men have the gloom of Egyptian mummies. You may enter and leave a jihonsand elevated cars with-out seeing a smiling face, and men talk with one another with the serious and preocenpied look of criminals disenssing their fate in the cells of a jaiL Visitors to New York always speak of it as a very jolly place, bnt the citizens of tha town apparently miss all the fun. "New York World. TAX SALE. WHEREAS, the city taxes assessed against MllneT amountine; to five 1 dodiirs. became delinquent on the mat day et November, and still remain unpaid, Thercfo-e- , 1, K. It. Clute, collector of flH take City, by virtue of the authority vested In me by th provisions of Sections 15, l( and If of Chapter XXI1I of the "Kevised Ordinances of Salt Luke City," passed February It, ISss, have levied upon the following named prop-erty, Lot 17, Pitt's embdlvlsiou ot b o k .14, plat C, Fait Lake City survey, and will sell the same, or so mnoh thereof, as may be necessary to pay the tetxee and costa. at tuhllc nurt on, in front of the City Hall. Bait City, on January W, lftd, at 18 o'clock ra B. K. Ci.tTB, Collector. Assessor and Collectors office, No, U, Clt Hall, Salt Lake City, January a, 1891. SUMMONS, In the District Court In and for the Third Judi-cial District of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. I O. Kfwt, plaintiff. vs. I Katk LvNcm, t usteefor Nina I hmt, Nina Kent. Thede ,1. Summons. Kent. Kdward A. Kesler and ( Charles I'omeroy. defendant. J The people of the Territory of Utah send greet-In- if to n.,ite Lino... trustee o: N.na ivent, Nina Kent. Tame J. Kent. Edward A. Kes-ler. and Char es I'omeroy. defrudante: yoU ARE HERKBY KKVUIRF.D TO AP-- 1 pear In an action bromrht against you by the aliove named plaintiff in the District Court 01 the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint filed therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of tills summons if served within this county; or. If served out of this couuty, but In this district, within twenty davs; otherwise within forty days or judirtnetif by default will be taken against you. according to the prayer of said complaint. 1hjsld action Is brought to have Judgment K list saltl defendants lit the sum ot (VWl, with interest at ten p- -r c nt per annum from Bentember 3rd, Iksu. and for costs of suit In-cluding "i0 attorney's fee; aliened to be due on a certain promissory note and mortuatrs, made executed and delivered by defendant. Kute Lvnch as trustee for defendant, Nina Kent, to one I dward A. Kesler, at Salt Luke City, Utah. September Sid. Itt; sa'd note for the sum of Wo. with Interest from date at ten per cent per annum, same IntUitr due and wholly unpaid, and secured by nior'trak'e ou those certain premises situated tha City and County ot Ss. Lake. Utah, bai-n- a part of lots 1 and X. ldick 4.1. plat B. Bait Lane City survey, commencing at a point eight (eet south of B irth-ea- eorner of said lot 1. running theuoe north thirty lira feet, thence west, ten to Is, thence south thirty-fiv-eot. thence east ten rods to place of containing fiTh square feet; said note and miirtuaHe having been aflerward, Sep-tem- i e wih. 18HJ. sold, assigned and transferred by said Ivesler to ons Cha"les E. I'omeroy; and afterwards, t. August 1st. 181. sold, transferred and assigned by said Pomeroy to plaintiff, who Is now the legal holder of the same; that said premises be sold, and the pro-ceeds applied In payment of amount due plain-tiff, and that saia defeudtnts and sll persons claiming, inuy be harrrd aud foreclosed of all clulm of S(4u tv of redemption in snld prem-ises; that plaintiff have Judgment against said defendant, except Charles K. Pomeniy, for any deficiency, and for such other and fur-ther relief In tie premises as to the court may seem meet and equitable And you are hereby notified that If yon fall to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon. Charles H. Kane Judge, and the seal of the District Court of the Third Judicial District. SIAL. in and for the Territory ot Utah, tl Is lid day of Oct.. tier, in the year ot our Lord oua thousand eight hundred and ninety. h, u. McMillan, cierk. By Geo. D. Loomls, Deputy Clerk. TAX SALE-YIT HF.nEAfl.TIIK CITY TA XCfl Ac S ".SSKD to' against Geo. w. Diiioni;, amounting Blxty cents hecamt de ln iuent on the first dav of Kovcmt" r.and still remain unp.ild. Th'tefire 1, .. B. Clute, Collector of ris'l Lake c ty. uy v.rlue o' the aull ved d in me by the provisii ns ot Hecti 01 ir. and K. of (I ajder XXI of tho ' R el Orllnnn-ce- s of Salt l.al.e City," pa-s- d I e unary ut'i, ISSi, have levied upon the .oliuwlng namei property, : Lot', block 4. West Drive snbdhlsion, and will seil the same, or so much there- f. a- - mav be nec: to pay the laves end costs nt puMIc auction. In fr nt of Urn city rah S ilt n City, on January va. lMi, at is' o'clock, m. K. K. Cl.t'TB, C d.eit ir. Assessor and Collector s onVe. No. 1, l l y Hall, Salt Lake city, January ft, 18J1. SUMMONS.- -" In the District four in and forthe Third Judi-cial D sir er of Utah County uf ftalt Lake. flmon HAm'ier er and Jacob E. Bamberger, Plaintiffs, vs. Cliorge Smith, Ceo 'ge Smith jr .li 1m Y. Smith. James 11 my Htulth, Marv C i"',r. Kul.y Smith, Matsi Sm th, Win lo,,mni0n. Mason. Ceorke Mason. Johu Lucy Mssci. Marv Hy-att Keith, Ueo Kb th James Cooper Ke ih. William Keltu, lleutrice Isabella Kai r. lieorg-111- M I'll Kieil, sn Margaret 8. Eddy, defendant. Tbe Peop e of the Territory of Utah send greeilm; to ( .eorge Smith, t.eorce Smith, Jr., JubnY. Hmith, ,'ains Henry Smith, Mary Cooper, Ktiby Smith. Mahd Smith, Wm. Mason, George Mson, John Keith, Lucy Ma-01- Mary Hyatt Klth, Oourue Keith, James Co ipr eielth. William Keith, Hea-tric- e Isabella Farr. tieorgina M. I'lckrell and Margaret H. Kudy. Defendants: You are hereby required to apjiear in an ac-tion biougtit against you bv the aliove named pliiiuiitla in the District Court of the Third Judlilil of the Tenltory of Utah, and to auswor the complaint filed there, u within ten days (exclusive of the day of serv-ice) after the service on you of this summons If served within this county; or If served out of this county, but in this district, within twenty days; otherwise with n forty dpyn- - or Judgment by default will bet all n agaltisi you, accoidlng to tbe prayer of said complaint. The said actum is brought to have a decree of this court requiring defendants and e.n h of their, to act forth the nature and extent of ti e r and eaidi of their Interests or estates In the premises hereinafter described, and deter-mining the same; decree lis each of defendants to have no right, title, estate or Interest In or to said prunises or any part thereof; and autetlng the title of plaintiffs thereto against ami each of them and agalnat any aud all persons claiming or hreaiter to claim under r through said defendants or any of them; adiudsMug that plaintifs recover their costs herein against anv o. said defendants who may app-ar- st tip by way of answer herlu any right. InteTBt. or estate In said premises or any part thereof, and for other further relief. Said premises are described as follows Part of lots, block M. plat A, Salt Lake City survey, commencing at north-east Corner of said lot, running thence south Sllu feet, thence west 110 feet, thence north .'ttu fret, thence east lb) feet to place of beginning, situa'e in Salt Like county. Utah territory. And you are hereby notified that If you fall tonpiwarand answer the said complaint as above requ the sa'd plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therelu. Witness the Hon. Charles S Zane, Judge, and the seal of tha district court of the Third Judi-cial District, in and for the territory of Utah, this 10th day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety, SKA 1. HKJfRYO. M'MILL AN. Clerk. Hy Gl- O. D. LOi )M .S. Deputy Clerk. E. 11. CrtlTCIlLOVV. Attorney for ITffa. NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE. tVUKHKAS, ON TilK I'IRST DAY OF 1 7 October, A. D. lssu. Robert C.ardner and tiardner his wife. made, execu'ed and delivers 1 to tha undersigned, W. H. trustee, their certain trust died in writn g. whereby trey transferred to said W. H. McK nley, trustee, the fi llowlng described real estate situated In the county of Salt Lake In the territory of Utah, to wit. : The south half of the northwest quarter; the southwest quarter of thenortheast quarter and the north-west quarter of tha southeast quarter of sec-tion !, towns dp 1 south range 1 west, S ilt I atie meridian, together with tiltv-seve-shares of stock In the Prlghton and North Point Irrigation company, and, whereas, snld trust died was given to secure the payment of one certain promissory note aud the Interest thereon, given by said Robert (inrdner and Gardner to Charles ZUly for the sum of with In'erest thereon at the rate of 7 per cent per annum frcm date until paid, and whereas de-fault has been made In the payment of the ptinc pal as rrovlried m the note secured ly sail trust deed: now theef'iel. W. D 'cKinley. tms ee at the request or the holder ff s id note co here! y give n tli e that I will on avof January isvi. a' the hour 0 In o'clock a m at the f ont doorof the court house In the city of S 1' Lake Cltv In the ter- - tory of Ut h. sell at pul lie vendue t the hUucst 1 ider for cash eald above described real estatec.rd sliar-- s of s'ock in Irrigation compi nv, or'O much tve-eo- f as shall he ne- - es ary to satisfy aa'd note and the Interest the eon and the tecs and costs of making such la'e Witness mv hand this twenty-secon- day ot December, 1W0. W. 13. McklNLEY. Trustee. TAX BALE. WPERFA9. The city taxes assessed agafnat F. A. Noble, amounting to twenty (,K0) oents, became delinquent on tne 1st day of Novem l er and still re'tialn unpaid. Therefore. 1, E. R. Ciuta. collector nt Salt LakeClty, by virtue ot tha authority veatt In ma by the provisions of sections in, IS audi 17 of chapter X X III of the Ordinances of Salt LakeClty." passed February 14th, IKW, have levied upou the following named prop-erty, to wtt: Lot II, block , Muscat ins plac subdivision, and will sell the same, or so much thereof aa mny be necessary to pay tbe taxes and costs, at public auction, in front of tha city hall. Salt Lake City,, on January at. lsui, at m o'clock m. K. R. ci.rm.Collactor. Assessor and eollector's offlca, No. la. eitj hall. Salt LakeClty. January 6, imoi. "locating farmers' Children. A movement is on foot in Denmark, corresponding with the rfc"edlowork in-dustries of England and Ireland, to ad-vance the fanning and dairy interests for the benefit cf women. Little girls are being trained to raise poultry, rjuike cheese and butter, and brand them with the badge of excellence. The agricult-ural, industrial and scientific worlds are levied upon for improved Machinery and appliances. Not only are the cattle fed in Danish fashion, but by the use of spe-cial methods 10 per cent, more butter is extracted from a gallon of milk thn ever before. These faucy products are put in tbe highest markets and yield a revenue not to be approached by the old system of women's work. London Let tar..' TAX SALE VHERE AS. TH i CITY TA7ES v ed ai a tmt A. Harrington ai " nun .' to seventy ce-t- became dclinqU' n4 on the fl a d 'y of November. a d still rem a n if.ad. T.'iere'ore. J. E K. clute, colle-- r of Salt Lane City, hy v.rtue of tho author! v v ted In me by the prov sloni of se th n I , 10 nd li of ehapter XXIII of the "Kl d o d lia ses of Salt l.a'.-- City " passed Keb u ri li b have lev ed uj on he follow. nj; nuiicd p op erty to wit: Lot I. block H, We- -t vard sub llvls'.on, and will ati the same, o an 11. u h thereof, as may beuec r a y. to pay the tuxes and rests, at pubi c f. ci -- n. In o.ttof ;ho (ityhall. Sat Lake Clly, on January W. 18ul, at 13 o'clock m. K. R. CLT'T'? Collector Assessor and collect ir's oTlce, No. 1H, city ball. Salt Lake C ty. Jan. ft, IMU. J '" ' ; ' Tale of Two Wedding Rings. A sea captain from one of our Maine maritime towns was with his ship in Antwerp, where he was joined by his fiancee, where tho twain were made one. A ring being a desired feature in the wedding ceremonial, the blissful com- - mander sauntered forth to purchase "it, which having selected he left to be . marked. In due course he again sallied oat in pursuit of the "sacred symbol, " , tmt having gone where he supposed ft Was it wasn't there. In other words, he ' fead Jforgqtten where the purchase was . made, and ring No! 3 was selected to adorn the bridal finger. "All is fair is love and war," and with the original in- - acription erased the circlet has perhaps adorned another fair digit Otherwise it may be still awaiting its claimant. Lewiston JouraaL j . TAX SALE ' WHF.RRAft, the elty taxes assessed agaltisi 1 Ross amounting to one dollar and sixt v rents t a ame delinquent n the ilr.st day of November, and still remain unpaid. Therefore, I, K. K. Clute, collector of Salt Lake I Hy. by virtu of the authority vested 18 me by the provisions of sections lb. it and 17 ol chapter XX 111 of the ' Revised ordinances ot Bait Lake City," passed February Hth. ISfM, have levied upon the following named proper-ty, t: Lot. 7, block 4. West Drive suIh11-vlsio- n, and will sell tfca rame, or so much thereof, as may be necesearv. to pay the taxet and costs, at public auction, in front of tie city hall. Salt Lake City, on January xc, lsvi, at IS o clock m. K. rt. CLUTE. Collector. Assessor and collector's office. No. 18, cits hall, Salt Lake City, Jan. &, TAX SALE. WHEREAS, TH"! CITY TAXKS ASSE3S-t- t ed airali.si Wm. G. Arm si, arnouinliv to five dollars, e lauiedellnqueur ou the tin t day o' November and still remain unpaid. Therefore I, E. K. ( lute, collect-- of Salt Lake city, by virtue or the authir ty vested In me by the provi l ins ol Sections in. m and 17of Chapter XX1I1 of the hevi.-e- d Ordlimn-ce- s of S . It Lake Citv." passed February 1th. laxA, have levied upon the following na.ne I property, to wit : Lot I, block 2, On arlo sub-division, rnl will roll tho same, or fo mm h thereof, as mny be necessary, to pay the andcofts t public au, tion, In front of the city hail. Sut Lakeelty, on J.in at, 1 i, at 13 o clock, M. E. R. CU TE. Collecior. Assessor and co'lector's offl'e, No, IS, city Hall, Salt Lake c ty, Jan. 5, 1891. TAX SALE. VirHEREAS.THECITYTAXES ASSESSED T aga n t Caroline M. Fullmer, amounting to four and anty hundredths dollars itt.ftb became delinquent on the first day of Novem-ber, and still remain unpaid, Thrr.'lore. I. K. B. Clute, collector of Salt Lake city, by virtue of the authority vested In n;e bv the provisions of aeitions IS, la. pii 1; of Chapter XXIII of the 'Kevised Ordinances of Sait ake Ctty." pssed February Hth. ISRS, have levied npon the lollowing named Part lot K olix-- 43, ppit A. Salt Lik City survey beginning at N. K. corner orsdid lot running thence south twenty feet, thence wet l'ififeet, thence north iel feet, thene-ea- st I isfi tret to place of beginning, and will icli the same, or so mneh thereof, as may la ni e ssary. 10 pay t he tales and costs, at pub lie auction. In front of the city hall. Salt Lake City, on January 6, labLat it o'clock, m. T-- R. Cld'TB, Collector. Assessor and Collector's offlie, No. 18, City Hall, Salt Lake City, Jan 5. P91. V fftcirtl tiicc TT TAX SALE- - TTHEREABTHECITYTAXE8 ASSESSED M ag. luft hiary I Id out ami un ng t sl; dollars, became d'l ncut nt ojths nr.itday Oi Nf vember. and stt.l n m iln unpaid, Ttareiore. I, E. U. Cluiu, collector of 8 It Like ( lty, by virtue of the authority rested In mo by the provisions of sections 15, ill and 17 of hautjr AXIil of the "Itovlsed Old n;i noes of City.'' passed Fehruan- - llth, inks, h 've levied upon the following named prop, iity, The south 6x10 rods of lot 8. lock 17. plat B, Bait Lake City survey, and Till sell the tame, or so much tnereof as may e necessary, to pay the taxes and costs, at public auction. In front of the city hall. Salt Lake City, on Januarv ?ith. 101, at lao'clock Mi.- E K. Ci.t'TK. Collector. Assestor and Collector a office. No. is City lull, Salt Luke City, Jan. 5, 18.it. TAX SALE. IV'hereas. the city taxes assessed against O. M 11. Parsons amounting to twenty cents became delinquent on the first day of Novem-ber, n n 1 still remain unpaid, Tbere'o-e- . I. K. B, Clute, Collector of Bait Lake City, by vlrtne of the author, ty vested li me by the provisions of Sections liv, and 11 of Chapter XXIII of the -- Revleed Ordinan-ces of Salt Lake City," passed February lith, 1888, have lev led upon the following named ptoperty. Lot 8. block 1 A Terrace Heights addition, and will sell the same, or aa much thereof, as may be aeraisary, to pay the taxes and costs, at public auction. In front of olty hall, Bali Lake City, oa January US. loSI. at 19 o'clock m. E. R. Olcm. Colleotor, Assessor and Collector's office. No. 18, City Hall, Salt Lake City, Jan. t, 18W. TAX SALE. WHERE AS TH v, CITY TAXFS ASSESSED M Hgalnst.IuliaG rry. smoiini.n to K.lghty cents, became d linqueut on the r trst day of Novembe-- , and still remain unpaid, 'Ihercfore I. E. It. C ute. Collector of Halt Lake City, by v,rtue of Ihs authority vested In me by the provisions 01 sections l 18 n I 17 of chapter XXIII of the "Revised Ordinances of Salt L ike City," passed Fi b 14, lKH, h ive lvled upon the following namd property, tow t: Lots, block 1. Ontario subdivision, and will sell tha same, or so much thereof as may be necessary, to pay the taxee and costs, at publio auction. In front of the city hall, Halt Lake City, on January S6, 18)1, at U o'clock m. E. K. CLI'TE, Collector. Assessor and Collector's ofllce, No. 18, City hall Bait Lake City. Jan. 5, lHW. Tha Dog Didn't Car to Walk. This story is told of one of the intelli-gent dogs of Auburn, Me. Mr. W. H. C. Allen lives at tho north end of Goff street in that city, while bis store is on Lisbon street, Lewi aton. The dog very often accompanies him to and from the store. He was at the store Friday after-noon, when, becoming tired of staying there, the order was given to go home. The dog started out, going up Lisbon street to Main, and down Main "cross the two bridges into Auburn. At the pobtoffice, however, he was seen to stand on the corner as though waiting for something. A few minutes later a horse car came along, and the dog ran out and boarded it and rode borne, jumping off when the car came opposite his master's house. Augusta Journal SUMMONS. In the district court of tha thirl Judicial dis-trict of Utah territory. County of Salt Lake. Oliva Avery. Plaintiff, vs. Sylvester Avery, Defendant. The people of the Territory of Utah send greeting to Sylvester Avery, defendant. rOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP--1 pear In an a t,on brought against you by the above plaintiff In the district court of the third judicial district cf the territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint fllfd there-in within ten days lexciuslve of the day or ser-vice) after the servlve on you of this summons If served within this county ; or. If served ont of this county, but In this district, within tw 'nty days; otherwise within ferty daysor judgment by default will be taken against you, recording to the prayer of said complaint. The said action is brought to have a decree of this court dissolving the bonds of matri-mony between plaintiff and defendant, and granting plaintiff a divorce from defendant a vinculo; allow ing her to take her maiden name of Olive Ollbert. and for such other and further relief as Is just and equitable; above relief prayed on the grounds that on or about the 1st day of August. IW. defendant willfully and without cause deserted and abandoned this plaintiff, and ever since has and still does so desert and abandon said plaintiff, and lire separate and apart from her against her will arid without her consent; and that since March 1st, Isks. defendant has failed and neglected to provide for plaintiff the common necessaries of life, although of sufficient ability so to do. And yon are hereby notified that if you fall to appear and answer the Said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply t ) the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness the Hon. Charles S. Zane, Judge, and the seal of the district ( I court of the Third Judicial district, jsKAUV in and for the Territory of Utah, ( . this 17th day of December In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety. HENRY (. McMILLAN". Clerk. By 11 EO. D. LOOM IS. Deputy Clerk. TAX SALE VHEREAS. the city tax's nsie s d ag lmt It U. H. A. Or eve. amounting to smy (tin) cents bici me delinquent on the 1st day of No-vember nnd still remain unpaid. Therefore. I, E. R. Clute. collector of Fa t Lake City, by l tue of the authority m uie by tre provisions of Sections 1:,. Ifi ami 17 of Chapter XXXiK of the "Rev a 'd Ordi-nances of Salt Lake City," pvs d February ltth, land, hive lavfed upo.i tn- lo'iovtig named property, Lot i. North Ingle-woo-subdlvlson; and will sell the a ne. or so inui h thereof as may I e necc ss iry. to pnv the taxes and costs, at public, auction, in front of th city hall, S.ilt Lake Citv. on January M, law, at 13 o'clock, in. E. R. ci.t'if, C iliector. Assessor and Collector's offlie. No. is City Hall. B:ilt Lake City. January Mb, 101. NOTICE. In the Probate court in and for Salt Lake county. Territory of Utah. In the matter of tha estate of Alexander Franker, deceased. XJOTICEI8HEKEBY RIVEN THAT Hrunker. administratrix of the e'tatci of Alexander ISnmker. deceased, has rendered for settlement , and filed In said court hi r final account of her administration of sild estate and petition for nnal distribution ot the residue of said estate among the persona en-titled thereto, and that Thursday the .dh day of January, A. D.. 1W1, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the court room of eaid court, in tbe count y court house, Bait Lake city and coun-ty, l t'.h Territory, has been duly appointed by the judge of sala court, for the settlement of said account and hearing said petition for distribution, at which time and place any per-son luterested in said estate may appear and show cause, If any there he, why said account should not be settled and npprovet and final distribution made as prayed for. C. E. ALLEN. Clerk of Probate Court. Hy 0. E. 8TANTON, Deputy. Daltd January , l's(i. MARSHAL'S SALE. PURSUANT TO AN EXECUTION TO ME I directed by the Third judicial district court f the TerrlUiry of Utah, 1 shall expose at pub-lic sale at the front door of the county court louse, iu the city of Salt Lake, county of alt Lake, and tirltory of Utah, on the M day of Peferuary. I8DI, at 19 o'clock m., all the r.ght. title, claim and Interest of The"esa V'tlate Angeli anil A. Angell of. In and to the follow ing described real estate, situate, Ivlng and being In Salt Lake county, and described as follows, to wit: 1'artof lot 4. In block eg. in plat 11. Salt Lake city survey, beg nnitig at a oint las feet east of the northwest corner of s'dlot4, anl running thence east ; a feet, hence soma ftu't feet, thence west :w feet, lencs north Oji'i feet to place of beginning, 8184 square leet of ground, with of alley way 1'J foot Wide to Fourth East ' tiwt. Also that poi t on in the same lot and jiock, be 'Inning 114 feet east of the northwest orner. thmce running east 18 foot, thence iouth W'i feet, thence i.isi, :tu'4 feet, thenco lorth 4'i' feet, thence ast in feet, tbnce north 31 feet, thence cast fit, feet, thence north 9 feet, to place of beginninsr. with use of a'ley way u feet wide on 1 10 south to Fourth Eaot treet. Together with all and singular the tene-ments, hereditaments thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining. To be sold as the uoperty of Theresa Vlla'e Angell ai d A, o igell at the suit of T. SiiiiotiB aud J. W. lmons. s of sale cash. E. H. Parsons U. S. Marshal. Hy Roman Cannon. Deputy Marshal. Dated January 19, lsui. MARSHAL'S SALE. PURSUANT TO AN OHDEH OV 8ALB To by the Third Judicial District conrt of the Territory of Utah, I shall expos at public sale at the front door ot tha county court house, in the city and county of Salt Lake. Territory of Utah, on th Hth day of January IRul, at li o'clock, tn the following described real estate, situate, lying and being in Salt Lake county, Utah territory, bounded and paitlcularly described aa follows, Beginning at a point la th center of a county road bearing east and west three chains and sixty-eigh- t links south and one chain and eighty-tw- links west from the northeast cor. ner of the southwest quarter of section flva, township two vli), smith of range on ft) east of Slt Lake meridian: thence south Ave chains, thence wast four chains, thence north along the center of a small ditch firs chains to center of aforesaid county road ; thence east along center of said county road four chains to point of beginning, being In and part of th northeast quarter ofsection flv (f, township and range aforesaid, and containing two acres of ground. To be sold aa the property of James Ntrkle at th suit of Zlou's Savlnga bank and Trust company. Terms ofiaalecasa. E. 11. Parsons, U. S. Marshal. Br D. N. Swan, Deputy Marshal. Salt LakeClty, Utah. December S3, 1890. Next! Man is said to be the only creature that shaves. The South American bird called the "mot-mot,- " the Motmotus Brazillousis, actually begins shaving on arriving at maturity. Naturally adorned with long blue tail feathers, it is not , satisfied with them in their natural state, but with its beak nips off the web on each side for a space of about two inches, leaving a neat little oval tuft at the end of each. Indianapolis Journal. K0T1CE. VfOTICE OF THE INTENTION OF THE 1 v ctiv council to extend water mains on fifth East ftrest. Notlie is hereby given by the olty council of Salt LakeClty o tho Inteut'on of such council to make the following described linpiovenieiit, Exttnd nr and laying iron water pipes or mains along the following streets, namely: Fif.li r.ast stiiet fiom center of Sixth and Seventh South to center of Eighth and N.neth 8 itith street., and defrayl-- g thrift fourths of the cost thereof, estimated m thirty five hun-dred (J;6 0i iol,ars, bv a local as es ment upon the lots or pie es f r u nd wl h u the follow Iiiut doscrll ed district, being the district 10 e affe-te- or benefit' d by said improvement, namely: I.o a 3 and 4. block In; lots 1 and 8, hi. c!t .J0; lo s I, S, 7 and 8, block 0: lots 9. 8. 4 anfl block 10; lots 8 and 7, block 8; lotsS and 8. block 6: all In plat B. Salt Lake City survey. All pMt'ists anl objections to the carry ng out of such intention must l e present d In writing to the city recrnter on or before Es ruary 3 d. 18U1, beinir ths time set ty the said council when it will h ar and cousidti- such object oi s as rosy be made thereto. fly order of tie rlty cottucll of Salt I.alte Citv, made November 'th, lsio J. F. JAC'V. City Recorder. Salt Lak City, January t'th. 1891. TAX SALE. WHIEKEAS.TII E CITV TAXES f S3FSSED II ai-'- nst H. T. Crook amouuliu. t one and s (Jl.dtn dollars, delinquent on the 1st day of November, aud still remains unoaid, Thcrcf re, I. E. K. Clulo. collector of Salt Lake City, by virtue of ire authority vesie.1 In mo by tliii provisions of ; e 'io 8l ", lfi. and 17 of rhapfr XXIII of the 0-- d n ttices of Salt Lake Cty," pas .ed Kohi u iry lit 1, ist.s, have e ed upon tho following nanud prop-erty, to wit : Lot 1, block Uciuvs s.il di-vision ; and will sell ihj 1111c, i r ho much thereof, as may be nec.'ssary to pay the tuxes and costs, nt nubile auction, in 'front of the clly hall. Salt Lihe City, on Jannarv 9 1. I8U1. at 12 o'clock m. E. It. Ci tf ri;, C diector. Assessor nnd collector's ofllce, No. 18, city hall. Salt Lake CI y. January h, 1BI. Centuries before the Christian era fountains of gaseous flame spouting flom tho earth near the Caspian sea were objects of pilgrimage and adora-tion to the fire worshipers of Asia, while near Grenoble, in France, is a fiery fountain still burning that is said to have been burning in the days of Julius Ccesar. KOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. No. 7S0. Land Orrtci at Salt Laks Citt, I Dec. 18. 180. f rOTICE IS HKUEUY GIVEN THAT the following-name- settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before th county clerk of Davis county, Utah, at Earwtngton, Utah, on Janu-ary 9nh, lmi, viz: William H. Lincoln. H. E. No. 8481. for the N. W. Bsc 39, T. 9 N., R. 1 E S. L. M. He names the following witnesses to prove his coutluuous residence upon and cultivation of said lands, via: 'lboma Kg ett, sr., Thomas Eirgett, Jr.. Cy us Page, Walter Scott, all ot Bonn'Kul, Utah. Traits D. Hobbs. t.'Vt Register. TAX SALE- - ' HERE AS, THE CITY Taxes assessed T against V. E. LuiRe amount ng 10 o'j h y cents became dtd'mrueut on the h m.t day uf November, and it 11 remain unpaid. Therefore, I, E. 1!. Cute collect r cf Salt Luke city, by virtue of the authority vested in nie by the provis mm of sections K, 1(1 ai d 17 of chiipterXXIJIof the 'Revised nrdln:.n'es of Salt Lake City." imssed ruaiy llth. ishs, have levied to o the fo.lowine nam -- Lot St. block 1, ('unituiuga and will sell the pa ne, or so niuca thereof as mny be neecsaiy to puy the tuves and costs, at pub'ic auction tn front of the c; t v hail. Salt Lake citv, on Jantutty aith, 18U1 at twelve o'clocn m. E K. t'LC'i 10. Collector. Assessor and Cni"-tor- 's ifficc No. 1H, city Hall, Salt Lake Cily. Ja iuary f. lii. H0TI0E FOE PUBLICATION, Land Office ai Sai t Lake crrv, Utah, I Dec. 'nil. f VOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT THE l following mimed settler has tiled notice of hlB intention to make dual proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the probate, judge of Tooele county, at Tooele Cltv. Utah, ou January IMh, IMli. viz: Andrew V.' Mdlward. D. S. No. tow.U for the south half of northeast quarter of section ml, township 9 south, range 4 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of. said land, viz: John Anderson. C. J. StrombTg, C. . rarkiiisoii. HcufvCoi ko, jr., allot (Jratitsville, Tooele county. Utah. No. MD.J FRANK D. HOHBH, Register. TAX BALE. WtvJHEREAS. the city taxes assesaed against John O. Hall amounting to twenty cents bei auio delinquent on the first day of Noveiu- - bcr. aud st:ll retnalu unpaid. Therefore. I, E. R. t lute, Ccllortor of Salt I ake Cty, by vlttue 01 the autuoritv veste In me by the provisions 0; s ctlons 15, ill nnd 17 oi t h iptor XXIH of the "Kevis d Ordinances of Salt Lake City." passed FVbruarv 14, , have levied upon the foilowlne named prop etty. to w t: Lot 17. Mock Muscatine I'laca subdlvlson. and will sell the eame, or so much thereof, as may be necessary to pny the t tses nn1 costs, at public auct oil. tn tior.t of the city hall. Salt Lake City, on January 98, 1891, at 19 o'cli ok ra. E. K. Ctv Collector. Assessor and collector's o:lli e. No. 18, Ciiy h ill, Salt Lake City, Jan. ft, UUI. A new use is reported to have been discovered for English hops namely, for the curing of bacon. It is found that a sprinkling of hops in the brine when bacon and hams are put in pickle adds greatly to the flavor of both, and enables them to be kept an indefinite period. TAX SALE VHEREAS, TUB CITV TAXES AS3ESS-t- l ed against L. R. El rich, amount ng to seven dollars. I ei an:e delinquent on the first day of November, and still remain unpaid. 'Il.erefore LE.lt. Clute, collector of Salt Luke citv. by virtue of the authority vested in me bv the provisions of Sections 1.1, IU and 17of Chapter XXIII of the "Revised Ordinan-ces of ba.t Lake city," passed February 14, H-- ave levied upon ths follow ng named pmp'itv, fart of lot T. block M. plat H. Salt I.i.ke city survey, beitlnuing tn) feet east of theN V corner of said lot 1, running thence e st 1.15 test, thence south 47", feet, thence west 135 feet, thenco north 474 feet to plac of bealmiing; and will sell tta same, or so much thereof, as mny le necessary, to pay t he taxss and costs, at public auction, in front of the city hall, Salt Laas oity, on Jan. 28, livl, at twe.ve o'clock M. E. R. CLUTE, Collector. Assessor and colie t r's office, No. 18, City Ha 1, Salt Lake City, Jan. 5, 1891. SUMMON?. In thu District Court in and for the Third l ivxtrlrt of Utah. Territory, county of bait Lake. Maitba Pco't, 1 Hiaintlff vs. SUMMONS. Simeon W. Scott, I Def nmnt. I The Feop'e of the Territory of Utah send (.'eet tig; To Simeon W. Defendant. You are hereby required to nppoar In an ac-tion biouu'ht ujjalii't you by the abo named plaintiff, n the IJ.str ct Court of tha Third Jud cia! 1 ct of the Territory of Utah, and tan-we- r tiecompia nt filed therein wit'tiu ten days (exclusive of the day of snrvice) after t'ie s "i vice on you 01 fi s summon If served within t ill conn' v: or. f served ont of thla county, but la this diet l it, wl bin twenty dys; utherwi-- e w thin forty dnv-- s or judg- ment by default win be taken, aaltst you, liiu to the prayer of s d lompianit. The said a 'ti( n is broit'jl t to have a dec-e- e of f its court dS'Olving tne bonds o' nr,tii-mo.i-esl. tiiit' betwee.i t!i piatn: id and de-fendant: awarding the plaint.! ft the custody and co.or '1 of minor children, 1 isuo of marling', and suli geiiTal l fas ma. be daemon just and ei(uitab:c; setting apart to thu olaintirt. jioitli n of the common property as may b consii!e.-e.-t just and eip it aid", aud restratulnii the defendant irom o' or in any way inrum!rering the househo d aud kl'chen property now 'n of the plain' if!, in 'h 1 h ruse where she Is living, at No. :ii 9 East T ltd outh street. Salt l.a ieCitv.Utali. and le.tuln real and per-sonal propel ty, In which defendant is Inter-csie-as heir at law aud son of John Scott, d'Mease.i; des'-r.lie- as n certa n tra 'tof land, situa e l in Mill Cier k Free net. Salt Lake countv. of a"r.s of about the value of tMOVU ItcipMnif the d fendant to pay into court a le isoiiab.e sum, to defray the expene of this action, t : fn, mid for counsel ics i 00, and that he pay th plaintill such further sums of a'ltitony. : 7 . or such amounts as to Ih'.s co.irt may scun just for her sup-port uiring the pendency of this action, relief prayed tor ou the irrouud of adul-tery, committed by the defendant, with one osie Jackso 1. on the '."tb day of April, ismi, and divers other times in a room at the White House hotel. No. So ith Main street. Halt Lake City, l'tah, without the consent, conni-vance, procurement or previous knowledge of the plaintiff. And vo are hereby notified that If you fail to appe ir nnnwwr the sa d complaint as alxive re mil e l. the siifd plaint' ft will apply to the couit for the relief d manded therein. Witness the Hon. Charles s. Zane, - . s . Juilue. and (he Seal of tha Di-als trirt Court ot tha Third Judlc-- 4 SEAL. lal Dlstr.ct, In and for the Ter-- i , ,) ntory of Utah, this tf?th day of Deceir.'ier. in the year ot our Lord, cne thousand eight hundred and ninety. Hhshy (i, M Mii.i.an, Clerk. ByCKO. D. Lohimih, Dejiutv Clerk. CLAKUics YY. Hm.!, Acts, for liulntlff. NOTICE FOEUBLICATION. Li nd Oftlce at Salt Lake City, Utah, Decem-ber 11. i.sko. NUTiCJ; IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IH! n Mimne I settler has tiled notice of his ItHi n'lo to mase fln.il proof by commuta-tion In support of bis claim, and tint said proof will be made liefore the register and re-ceiver at Salt Lake City, Utah, on January SI, lsul. viz: Cuarles 'risinon. Homestead Entry No. Hf 7 for the NE'i NK4' Sec. 5. aud N', NW'U aud NWi NE'i Sec. 'A Tp. 1 S. R. t E. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of. said land, viz: Join Miner, l'eter Held, Edward Oreen. Rodney Hniger. all of Salt Lake City, Utah. Fhawk D. Hohbs. Register. Btnn A Lowb. Attorney for applicant. SUMMONS. In tha District Court in and tor the Third Jadl. clal District of Utah Territory, County ot Salt Lake, Emma Rose Clinton, Plaintiff, ) vs. I James O. Harris and Oliver W. Summons. Mink, Trustees, and Melltssa D. Clinton, Defendants. J The people of the Territory of Utah send freetlrg: To Jame O. Harris and Oliver W. and Melissa D. Clinton, de-fendants. 'OU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-pe- ar In an action brought against you bv the above named plaintiff in the district court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah and to answer ths complaint tiled therein within ten days, (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on yon of this summons if served within this county; or. if served out ot this county, bnt in this district, within twenty days: otherwise within forty days or judgement by default will be taken against you, acc Drdmg to thea prayer of said complaint. The aald action Is brought to hare a decree of this court as to defendants, James (J. Har lis and Oliver W. Mink, trustees, adjudging that, a certain alleged deed of conveyance, dated March 17, IHsa, from James W. Smith, oonveving the property hereinafter described to one'Zeruhabble Snow: also a certain quit claim deed from William W. RItter and IMsctlla Rttter, his wife, conveying said premises to defendants, James W, Harris and Oliver W. Mink, trustees, on or about Septem-ber 10. IW, t declared to be a oloud npon tha title of plaintiff. In and to said real estate, and that each of said conveyances be declared to be fraudulent aud void; that tha same be set aside, vacated, and decreed to be cancelled of record; declaring the title of said estate to be iu platntiif, and quieting the tltleof same as to anv claim of defendant, Melissa D. Clinton; for costa of suit, and such other and further relief as may be deemed Just and equitable, S ild premises are described as follows, Lots I and 9, section 'J6, township 1 south, ranre 4 west. Towels eounty, Utah territory. And you are hereby notified that If you fail and answer tha said complaint as rli required, the said plaintiff wllf apply U the court for the relief demanded therelu, Witness, tha Hon. Charles 8. Zauey Judge, and the seal of the District Court of the Third Judicial District, SEAL. In aud for the Territory of Utah thla lfith day of December, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun-dred and ninety. Hknrt O. McMnxAH, Clerk, By Go. D. Looms, Deputy Clerk. AN ORDINANCE A LTERINO THE WIDTH OF A f'ERTAIN i street In the City Cemetery or Silt Laka City. Section 1. Be It ordained hy th city council nf Ha.it Lake City: 'Ih't the street 'running north and south ou the east s de of plats , F, H. and It, In the City Cemetery of Salt L ike city, beinir three rods In wliltn. be and hereby altered and chanced, by platting one rod in width of tho center of said street, :.nd leaving two street one on each aid thereof, each one rod In Width. See. vl. That said two streets, of the width of one rod each, are hereby dedicated to the puh-ll- c use, and theona rod In ftldth between said streets shall a part of the City Ceme-tery, and the public easement thereon is here-by abolished. Sec. 3. This ordinance to bs in force from and after its passage. 1'gssed December aid, 1S0. Approved: fSRAt. (.EO. M. SCOTT, Mayor. Attost: J. F. Jack, C ty Recorder. United Status of America, i TuwHiTohT ok Utah. Vss. Salt Lakr cut. I. J. F. Jack, recorder of Salt Lake Citv, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a mil. true and correct copy of "An ordinance Alter-ing the Width of a Street In the Cemeteiy of Salt Lake City," passed by the city counc 1 ot Salt Luke City December !, lsuu, as appears of record In my ofllce. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the corporate seal of Salt Lake City, this H7th of December, A. D. ism). Uiuj J. 1 JACli, City Recorder. MARSHALL'S SALE. "PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE TO I me directed by the Third Judicial District court of the territory of Utah, I shall expose at public sale at the front door of the county court house, lu the City and County of Suit Lake, and Territory of Utah. 011 tho loth day of January, lsul. at lw oclock in., the following described real estate, situate, lying and being in Salt Lake county, Utah ter-ritory, bounded and particularly described as follows, to wit : Ileionning at a point on the north line of First Noit stieet, which is six (6 rods enst and four (4) rods north from the north-ers- t corner of b.ock nlueiy three ifi, plat A. bait Lake Cltv survey, as the same was originally platted and running thence north eighteen and ilsa-10- ) rods to tha side of Wall street; thence s uth 39 deg., 10 min. east, fifteen aud three-tentii- s (153-10- rods to a point: thence south 63 de., 10 mln. west, eight and teuths I rr ds to a point; tuence west one and thlity-thte- s one hundredths rods to tho place of beginning, containing seventy-eigh- t and s t"M 10) rods of ground. Together with all and slnmilar the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereto be-longing or in any wise aptiertalnlng. To be aold as the property of Charles P. Brooks. Clara Q. Brooks. Miriam Brooks, Marjorie Brooks, and Elward B. Crilchlow, adminis-trator of the estate of Mlllcent A. Brooks, de-ceased, at the suit of Mary Cod be. Terms of sale cash, E. H. Pahsons. U.S. Marshal. By D. N. Swan, Deputy Marshal. bait Lake City, Utah, December 18th, 1SW, NOTITE CF rOEFEITUBE. 8A IT LA KB CO I NTY, ! January a. 1W1. f TO JACOB JACOBPON. OK YOUR HEIRS orradgns: You are hereby not died that we have expended tldU in labor and Improve-ments upon the Ureal Western Lode, as will appear bv certificate Bled December 30, 190. In ti e office of Recorder w est, Mountain Mining dl triet. Salt Like county, Utah territory, in order to hold said premises under the provis-ions of section S.iii, Revised statutes of tbe United States, being the amount required to hold the same for tue yeor ending December, Isuu; and II within 1W1 ninety days from the aervl.e of this notice (or within ninety days after this notice of publicatloni you fail or e to cimtrtb'ite your proportion, to wit: 13.1.334 and expenses of this advertisement, ot such expenditure as a company owner, your Interest lu sjiid claim will become the prop riy of the subscribers, under said section a f.'t. Jambs LihuK, ' N a LiNokNiua. Bated January 7. 1&3L ' TAX SALE. fHEUEAS, the city taxes assessed sgainst VV Emily Woodmansee, amounting to two audfo-t- y hundredths dollars ifcjtoi, became delinquent on the first day of November and sllll remain unpaid. Therefore I. E. R. Clute. collector of Salt Lake City, by virtue of the authority vested ia nie t y the provisii ns of sections 15. 19 and 17 of chapter XXI 'I of tha "Kevised Ordinances of Salt Lake Citv." passed February nth, I8?8, have levied upod the following named prop-erty, : Lot 8, block 1, Ontario Subdi-vision, and will sell the same, or so much thereof, as mey be necessary, to pay the taxes aud costs, at public auction, in front of the citv hall, Salt. Lake City, on January aa. M. at U o'clock, ra. E. R Oi.tna, Collector. Assessor and eollector's office, No.lt), City Ball. Sait Like ClU. Jan, . lsi'L |