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Show v. . TIIE SALT LAKE TIMES. WEDNESDAY. MAKCII 23, 1891 Offtcfal llctice. .Official Uottcc-i- . I (Official ftoticcg. KING YANKEE, DKALKltS IX Hardware, Stoves, Furnishing Goods, Carpenters' Tools, Bronze Goods, Etc. A Full Line Always in Stock, 213 State Street, S it Lake City. NOTICE. In the Frobato Court In and fr Suit Lake County, Territory of Utah. In tho matter of the estate of Fotor Kropf, deceased. Vl'TICK iS lilKKMV GIVEN THAT i diaries Kropf, administrator of the estate "f I'ihit Kr. ir. dc eased, lull tiled lu o.tia conn, bis petition fur llual distribution ol the r- s.que of said estate among t lie persons ctitl tu-- thereto, una that Hatuidav, the day of Apill, A. P. isnl. at lit o'elo k a. in., tit. tim court room of Paid court, m the I'oiituy court house, bait Lake, City and 'oiinly, ft. ill territory, has been duly "l" point, ., ,v thn fudge of said court, for hearing said petition fr distribution, ut which tWie and place uv person intcrcste In said estate m. iv ,ip. e ir iim.1 show cause, if any them be, h final distribution made an prayed tf. I 'ate I March a I, t.', E. AL Clerk of tho Probale Court. Hy C. K. Stanton. Deputy. NOTICE. In the Probate Court In ana for Salt Lakt county, Territory of Utah. In the matter of the estate of Jamks CasV, Deceased. X'CTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT PA-- 1 x tr.t:ii Chelan, executor of the estate of James Casey, dec ased. ha rendered for set-tlement, uiui Hied In said court, his final ao. count 01 his administration of said estate and petititlotiM for tiaal distribution of the residue of a;d estate among the pr ns entitled thereto, and that H.iturdav. the- 4th day of Apr 1, AD., iwd, ut in o'clock a.m., at the court ro ni of tiaid court, in the county court house, salt Lake l ily and Comity, Utah terri-tory, hat i, n duly appointed by the Judge of sai, i com t. forih- - settlement of mill account and hearing said petition for distribution, at which tune uiui pla"c any i ersi a Interest d n pal I estate may appear and show cuiise. 1C any tiiere bi why sai l account not be set-tle I aiiilaitivrocd and iinal distribution inada an pr;n eii for. Dated Man u IS, lH.ii. C. E. ArT.KV, Clerk of the Froi a. o Court. C, E. Stan-tos- t, depn;y. J. J. HoiitiiH, utbirnry for Executor. SOUL TO BODY. I o we rauat part, my body, you and I, Who've spent, ao many pleasant yeara Tie sorry work to lose yonr company, Who clove to me no clone, wnate'er the weather. From winter onto winter, wet or dry; ; 1 litt you have reached the limit of your tether, - And I must journey on my way alone And teavo you quietly ueuealu a aloua, i '' They say that yon are altogether bad (Kontlve me, 'tis not my eiporicnce), Anil think me very wicked to be sad At leaving you, a clod, a prison, whence To get quite free I should be very Klad. l'crhaps 1 niay be so a few days hrnce; But now, tuelhluka, 'twere uraceleu not to spend A tear or two on my departing friend. Now our long partnership Is near completed, And I look hack upon lis history; I (fruit ly fear 1 have not always treated Von with tho honesty you allowed to me. And I must own that you have oft defeated I'nworthy schemes by your sincerity, Aud by a bhub, or Btanimc.ring tongue, hava tried To niuko me think again beforo I lied. TIs true you're not so handsome as yon were, liut that's not your fault and Is partly mine. You mit-h- t have lusted longer with more care. And still looked something like your lirat design. Aud even now, with all your wear and tear. I" Tin pitiful to think 1 must resign Vuu Ui the friendless grave, (he patient prey ' W all tho hungry legiona of decay. I ISut you must stay, dear body, and I go, 7 And I was once so very proud of you; ! Von made my mother's eyes to overflow i Whim first she saw you, wonderful and new; And now, with all your faults, 'twere hard to 1 lind slave more willing or a friend more true. even they who say the worst about you 1Ascarcely tell what I shall do without you. Cosmo Monkhouse in Boston HudgeL NOTICE FOK PUELIOATIOS. I. Land Okkice at Salt Lakk Citv, Ttaii, I March lu. I'tM. f NOTICK IS IIKHKISV (Jl K.N THAT TI1K iiatne.l a tiler has Hied notice of his luti-ntl- i n t, milk tmal proof in support "f Ids claim, and thai said pim f will he mad' before Urn county clerk of Tooelt) cocnty, at T.ioi-i- C;v. U nil. mi l'.Mi, IH.d, viz.: James Muriac. II, K No. T.tm, for the norlh east oil. irt r of the no'tinvest ipiarter and lot sei tli n 7. townsh., 't south, range :i west. He tiau es th.-t- low iiirf wltnes-i- i to prove Ins lesi.ience upon and cultiviidon of. sail land, vl.: .lohn 11. Smith of I. ike View Tooele count! !'t ill; (,eol'i:e M.Corll-- i ne of l.aliH.V'lew Tooele count v, I'tali ; Joseph Hi van of Lake View. Tooele couuty. 1'tah, mid Henry Hams of h ike View T .ode count v, I'tah. i HANK 1 IIOHILS. iteglst r. NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. rI'O HANS CI.AI HKN, Oi YoClt HRI113 i or assigns, Vou are hereby notilh'd that I have cup, iiilcd ?hio in labor and Improve-ments on the "Morning btar" lode, situated what la called A." south fork of Ml Co'totiwood, Salt Lane County. I tan Terri-tory, in order to hold said premises under tha provisions of section xt-'i- , HevHe l statutes of the Tinted st ites. and m compliance of tin local laws of U:g Cottonwood Mining district, being the amount required to hold the aatnn for the year ending December, IS'b andl I wltlmi nlnelv mn ilaye from tho service o this notice (or within ninety day after this tiotlcoof putillcat ion! you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion, to wit: and expenses of tlilsadvertisement of aurh as a your luterest In said cla-- will become the property of the aub aentier, uuderaaid section aitA. Dated January aAt, 13J1. L. M. JOHNSON. fnrrod of wliitu imiiiok, with a plai V or vest to corrc-sponil- 1'luiJ.s mo Kon-cral-mnJti tip on the bias, mul all skirts an? ampin, full untl (fatluwl titirts lire no luiifjcr out mifTtcifnUy priiuilniotlierisli to trip the child when in thom. Shirt waists are worn with Ruthc-rot- l skirts by misses, tho waists having it drawing slrinja; ut thoif waist lineaud enough length to tuck tinder the Bkirt, w:H a pointod yoko, nhirrcd cyn-ti-front and back or plaits. (limp dresses will probably never go entirely out, but they do not apix-a- r as frequently thin season as last for (,'irls over neven years. For a tot of four years a blue and white plaid is cut on tho Irian, tho skirt hemmed and gathered, with shirt sleeves and a high bodice, which fastens in the back, having five side plaits back und front, and rovers of embroidery, imitating a low neck, or a trimming of cotton passemt-nteri- shapes a yoke in pointed tabs. Pearl buttons are u.sed for a trimming as well us for their original purpose of fastening. Tho whito nainsook gimps nnd full sleeves are pretty, with a suh of the same around tho waist and tied in the back, with tucked ends. The sash is fifteen inches wide and hemmed all around. Dry Goods Economist. Girls Gingham Gowns. The simplest of plaid cotton frocks for a miss have a gathered skirt with a four-inc- h hem, sewed to the edge of a round waist, shirred at the center, back and front of the wai.it line and buttoned in the back. The "nigh collar and cvtffa on the full topped sleovea are of embroidery or white cotton passementerie. A can-vas, leather or ribbon belt may be worn. Suede belts and those of the dress are very stylish for misses, while sashes of the dress material are again worn by little girls uijosa they are pro- - NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE. . 13 HFiii-.n- civfn. that. whereas, on t lie lii'th day of November, Isia), Ohrh s K. Monro, an unmarried man, of the county of s.ut Lake, territory of Utah, made, executed and delivered unto Blmon Hamlienicr as tru-te- e for Jacob E llamheiver, both of the ciiy and county of bait Lake, lerrl-tor- y of I'tah, his certain trust d. recorued lu book U ' V of mort :;as-es-. oil pares Hs, sy and wi of the records of the ojunty recorder of Salt I.:.kecoii: ti I iah territory, whereby the said Onirics K. Monro conve'.i'il to ald Simon Hatunerger thosH certain premises situats in tl.ecoiiniy of Salt l.a,.e and territory of U tah, and described as follows, lo wit: The west half of the north east quarter, and the east half of the east half of the northwest quarter of section twenty i Jib, In township oue ill so'i'ti. of range one w st, of Sa:t l.ae li.e.luiaii, oniaiulng in acres. Also, patt.f lot eight CO, in blocs forty-fou- r plat 11, Salt Lake City sinviv, to wit: Cominenclng at the suit h ust comer of said lot ami running thence west n tlUi rods, thence north thres i. ) roils, tiieiice east tun (lui rods, thence south three ill) rods to the plc of beginning. Also pari of lot three i.h, n block one hundred und seven 'lor), of idat It, Salt Lake City aurvev, to wit : eoniniencinir twenty-seve- and ooo half ''J?!,! leet north of the southwest corner o: Mi d lot and running thence north fifty-fiv- e Mi feet the: c i e.ist one hundred and thirty (Lint feet, thence south fifty tlve iUn feet, tle nce we t one hundred and thirty (Liu) leet, to the pluce of And w.ieie.is. the said conveyance w In trust for th-- follow Ing purpose, viz.: tosecure the indebtedness of the s.i d Charles E. Monro to the said J act. K. Hlltiib-lge- r In tlisnmof .'tnjiih interest n ereon at the rate of one ami one half per cent per month, as evidenced by thecerta.n n- g itiahle proinisori noteof tha aid Charles K. Mouio, bearing even d He with said tri.st deed, and due and uyable in ninety days from its dale w it'uiut grace. And wher-as- . it was provided In antitrust deed that should default be made In th of sa.d note or inteiest acc.irdlTi to 'ih tenor and e 'ect of said note, then it sh u. ha lawful for the trustee to sell said descniM d property or any put thereof. t public auc-- t on to the higiie-- t hidd- -t (or cash, the holder of said note having the right to be ome tho purchaser st such aie, at the ro-it- doorof the coiiniy court house, in t e ctty and ruiintv o( Salt Lake, ti iritory of I'tah, first giving twenty cm days puhllo notice o( the time, terms, and place of sale, and t e pioperty to be Mi'd. by advertisetncnt In one of ib,.' news-papers at that time publi-l;c- d In said Salt Lake i it v In the Knglisli languafs. and to make, execute aud to the purchaser it r such saie, good and aufll-cle-deeds i ( conveyance of the premises sold, and out of the proceeds of sui a sale, alter timing all costs of advertising nnd sale, and all oth r expenses of said trust, lie luding attoi-ne- and counsel fees and to said trustee, to pay the principal and interest due on said note, according to tha tenor and effect thereof. And whereas, said note by its terms recame due and payable on the 8;tu day of February, lhUI. And whereas, default has been made in the fhereof. ayiueut of said note, und as to the whole And whereas, th holder of said note has re-quested the underslL'iied trustee to sell the property convoyed by said trust deed under the power therein contained, and to apply the pris-eed- to the payment of said Indebtedness, lu the manner provided In said deed. Now. thai a Tore, the undersigns! will, on Tuesday, the and dav of April, 1 ho I , at, the south door of the rountv court bouse, in the d yand county of Sait Lake, I'tah territory, st '4 o'clock In the aftcrmsin of said day. sell the almve described property, or so much thereof as shall be necessary to pay all the ex-penses attending the execution of this trust and to satisfy the Indebtedness to secure which the said trust deed was executed. Bam J. Kivt in. Simon Uambi hokr, Atlonjoy. Tiustue. the house of Brandenburg, which could have been strengthened, and, thirdly, to reawaken Poland by giving it to tho house of Saxony. With a true balance of power Napoleon might have given Kurnpe an organizat ion In accord with the moral law. Atrunbal-auc- o would have mado war almost impos-sible. Ad appropriate organization would have brought to each people tho highest civilization of which it was capable. Napoleon could have done these things, ami lie did not do them. If ho had done them, he would have hud everywhere stat-uc- s to mark tho gratitude of the people; every nation would have bewailed his death. Instead, lie prepared the way for the aUvto of affairs which we now see, and brought upon us the dangers which threat-en us from the Orient. It is by those re-sults tlia't, ho ought to be, and will be, Judged. Posterity will say of him: This ninu had great intellectual force, but he did nut know what true glory meant. Ilia moral power wan slight, almost absent, lie could not bear success with moderation or misfortune with dignity; thus the moral force which he lacked was the undoiug of 11 Kurope, and himself an well. Placed as I was for so many years In the midst of his plans nnd in the very crater, an to speak, of his polities, and an eye wit-ness to whut was done or plotted against him, it did not require great astuteness to aee thnt the countries recently subdued to his rule, all these new principalities creat-ed for aud placed under t he dominion of his own family, would bo the first to strike the blow at his power. Talleyrand's Me-moirs iu Century. Talleyrand's Estimate of Napoleon. In the year 1807, when the emperor had j conquered, one after the other, Austria, I'russia ami Russia, and held the whole destiny of Europe lu his hands, what a pranil aud magnificent role might he not hnve played! Napoleon is t he first and only power that could have given to Europe a real balance, a rd which for centuries sho had tried in v irr, to reach, nnd from which she is now mi re than ever distant. For this ho only needed, first, to urge Iialiy to unite, by giving it the house of llat aria; secondly, to divide Germany be-tween the house of Austria, which would ouuch to tlit; mouth of the Danube, and i I i NOTICE OF SALE UNDER TRUST DEED. VOTICK 19 HEHKI1V fHVEV TH T, 11 whereas, on the a ith dav of March, go the Salt Lake Hiitldlng and L .an Assoc. atioa loiinel to Carltou W. Vent and Kstella i atch lluaeiiiu of two t hoiisund i'."!i) dol-lars from the funds of said assoc.titlon and Whereas, to secure the pay, neat of the saiiia the s.ild t arlton W. catch and Km, , V catch assiunel to the said Sail Lake Hui ding aud Loan ass iclallou, t u slnres , f slock ot aer.es "L," of said asso a'lou of tiie par value of two hundred ijyiOuiolla'S pcrs'iare; and Whereas, to s'Ctire the payment or said loan, th, y executed to said as..ici.,tiou tlie.r reria'u bond, wheteby they is .und themselves, their heirs, administrators ami asp-ns- . to saal association topav weekly, b ,;, milng with tne tn day of Man. Iw). as d;,.- - , u w,m to, k. an us Interest on sa'd Pun. tha sum or six and one. half dolia' s p r week, together with ml Hues accruing i n ei tlm constitut.ou and s of said assoc. nth n and Whereas. It was provided Cat if there be default In the payment of said weekly d ies, slid inten s', ami f ns, or In payment or any pant for tee sp cH of tines months nfier the same shall be ome d ,e. men said oi nca ,,n to reuiam In full fore- mid i, ami in pavnieut Of the eutite su n. f two thousand iWiu dollars may be m orced at once forthwith; . d whereas, for the bet; er securing of the fnlilllnientof the condition of sod bond the said Carltou W. Watch a id I'M'dla Veao h. as I aryes of the llrst part, made, executed and U.llvcred iimo Frank L. Holh.nl, i.anr of the second part, as trustee (or the Sail Lake Huiid-ln- g and Loan party of the tip d part, their certain deed, . r,. d lu book V "LM of mortg.wee, pages ,'mi a ii, ,.f fil4 records or the county recorder of Salt Lake county, Utah territory, whereby the parties of the lost part conveyed to the paiiy or the sec-ond pa' t all of lots seventeen Mi. and eKhieen use lu lilo-- two (vi. Park I'oiilevurd addition to the cl'y of Salt Luk t, of Clan. And whereas, It was provl l, d m B;i,l trust that siiould default be niads in the or the interval, dues an I'tios as pro- vided in said b ind. then sld du d w as to re-main in full force and effect, and the partv of the second part might proceed to sell said' riis. scribed property, or any part thcro f. at puU a vendue, to the h gliest bidder for cash, eiiher Parlies t said trust deed being at. liberty to become the purchaser at such sale, at the front door of t e rountv court house. In Silt lake City. Ct k tlret giving twenty (J n ilavs puhl.e. in t ce ol the time, terms, and p a- e n. sale, and the property to be sold, by advertlsamea;, in some newspaper printed In the KnullsU liiiiguage. and published In Sa't Lake City, I'tah, and upon said sale to execute ant cie' liver a Ueeu, or deeds. In fee simple to the piopmty sold, to the purchaser or purchase thireof; And whereas, default bas been made In ths conditions of said bond; And whereas, tha sail weekly pnymebt of Interest and dues are more than six m ntha past due; And w hereas, the fines upon said pa t d ie payments have not been paid; And whereas, the said party of Ih.e third part bas requested the party of t'..u second part to sell the property conveyed by said ti ust deed, and anply t le proceeds to th fay-men- ', of said indebteleess of two thousand ( ( s o) dollars and cois r,t foreclosure and sale Under trust deed. Now, therefore, the party of the second part to w t the said Kmn L. Holland, will, on Thu.s lay, the '.Jrtth dav of March, A 1)., Hji, at the front doorof the county oourt h nise, in Salt Lake county. I t ih territory, sell at publ a auc'lon to the h'g iest bidder iO' cash, the sad levelled prmertv. All ( lots seventeen ih'i ai dil.'h e:i iis. in block two (Si, Park ro i evii'l addition t ihu (i'yof Salt Luke, Territory of Utah, or so much thereof us slia 1 be necessary to pay the of the sale and pay the amount due the said i.ssoclatlon on snld loan of two thou-sand tJAtJj dollars, and interest auilduex aQd tines. Fiiank L. H L',.otu. Trust e. NOTIOE OF FORFEITURE. SA IT LAhK Cul NTV, I January a, lS'JI. f rpo JACOH JACOHROV, UK YDIJK HKIRS 1 erassignsi Vmi are heretiy notiheil Hi at we have expended Jli) In labor and improve- ments noon the Cleat Western LikI". as will appear by certitlcate filed lieceinber ;. Istm. in the office of 1! rdcr West, .Mountain Mining district. Salt Lake county, Utah territory, lu order to hold said premises uud"r the provis- ions of se ti,,n y.iji, Kevised statutes of the Putted Stales, being the amount required to hold the same for the year ending December, fun: and If within tWib ninety day from the servl. e of this notice (or within ninety davs after this notice of publication von fail or re- - fuse to contribute vonr proportion, to wit: '.'ti.aiS and expenses of this advertisement, of sncn expenditure as a company owner, your Interest in said claim will heroine the property of the subscribers, under said section U't'M. Jamfs Laksk.n, Nils LiNoroits. t'aied January 7, 1SU1. MARSHAL'S SALE. Til AS KXKCUTIONT TO MM 1)CRSt'ANT by the Third Judicial district court of the territory of Utah, I shall exisisn at public sale, at the front d.sjrof tho county court house, In the city and county of Salt Lak. territory ot Utah, on the l'jth day of March, ikiii, at I'J o'clock m all the right, title, claim and Interest of William J. Harvey, John W. Nefl. Mary T. Nerf, William BurUe and Mary L. Ilurke, of. In and to the foliowtnjr. described real estate, situate, lying and being In the city and county of salt Lake, Utah ter-ritory, aud particularly descrils-- as follows, to wit: A part of lot Ave if.). In block twenty C.Di, plat A, Sait Lake City survey, commenc-ing at the northwest comer of said lot tlve CM, and running thence south 7 rods; thence ease six (tii rods; thence north seven (71 risls; thence west six rods to place of beginning, said lot being situated in Salt Lake City and county. Utah territory. To be sold as thn of defendants at the suit of William Froiierty Terms of sale cash. Salt Lake Citv. I'tah. February 1. 1R91. K. H. Paksons, V. s. Marshal. Py D. N. Swak, Deputy Marshal. The above sale Is hereby postponed until Mondav, April l.'l. IhhI. salt Lake city. Utah, March '.9, lsoi. L. H. Pausoni, U. 3. Marshal. Py D. N. Swan, Deputy MaiahaL Youth Nut Thorough. may seem to ben simple (American thing to make. In many there is room for ai t in bureau drawer. Putin demand for line and beau-- itiful furniture has arisen, and richly carved ornamented articles have been manu-- i facturcd in this country. J One of the linns engaged In this manu- - I, faclure iu an eastern city had need, a year 'Jf or two ago, of a number of "escutcheons," . or metal plates, used In covering keyholes, i for bureau tlrawers. There was a demand for new things of this sort. The "new thfligs" might well enough have been old escutcheons pretty closely copied; but it was necessary to draw them and adapt t hem to the new use, and no one could bo ) found in this country who was capable of I doing that work. The decorations of these . drawers were provided from abroad and at great cost. The manufacturers of all kinds of brass and other metal ornaments to be used on wood have hail the utmost difficulty in ob-taining good designs for this kind of wefk, aud artists in almost every case have had ' to be brought from Kurope. I asked a manufacturer of certain arti- - cles of this kind, "Have you ever attempted to train American youths to design these j things?" "l'es," he answered, "but they f, would not study enough." ; This answer had become an old story to j me. It U not to be supposed that a people so ingenious, sagacious and industrious as tho Americans will continue so impatient to earn money that they will not take t he steps necessary to earn it most surely and easily. There are signs already that Amer-ican boys and girls are coming to realize how excellent an opening for their en-deavors there is on the artistic side of our growing industries. J. K. Chamberlin in Youth's Companion. ... Working Hands the Itrst. Eighily cared for there is no need of having hands grow stumpy and thick with work. They were mado to work, and somo of tho hardest working races in the world have the finest hands nud feet. Mark what Mr. Stanley says of the African pigmies who hunt and grub for a living and yet have tho most beau-tiful extremities, as do many of tho sav-age tribes. Tho Jupaneso, tho Hindoos, Italians and Finns work und drudge, yet their hands are more ehajH-l- and the skin finer than of those of some of our idlo ladies. If kept from injurious heat and alkali uso really packs the cells of tho skin together, and in place of horny callous yon will find the palms of work- - ing nanus a lino, smooth, incredibly tough membrane I can't say tender but smooth and supple, whiclra lifetime cf work will not deface, whether it holds the plow handle or tho helm of house-keeping. An application of the right sort will aid this refining and toughening of tho tissues, as every amateur pedestrian knows, and one woman writes that Bho has been able for tho first winter in her life to go through it comfortably without cracked and roughened hands by grace of u clover cosmetic. Mittens of fine crasii are indispensable for women's hands when housekeeping, a yard making half a dozen pair, which can be kept clean for daily uso. Dirty gloves and mittens injure hands mora than soap nud water together sometimes, I Mil faiu to believe from observation. Shirley Dare's Letter. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.''""' Land (Ikch k at Salt Lakk citv. t'TAn, as, ism. I V0T1CF, IS HKKE1IY CilVKN THAT THE il following naife I settlor has tiled notice ol Ids Intention to make Una! proof lu support of his c.la m, and that said proor will be made before register nnd receiver of United States land office at Halt Lake city. Utah, on April II. PVL viz.: Thomas Ilolllngworiii. D. S. No. I1.HH. for the north hall of the southeast, quar- ter and the east half of the sont'iwest quarter of section .'in, township I north, range V west. Henamesthe following witnesses to prove hl continuous residence upon, anil cultivation of. sa d land. vi. : Prank (illioy of Salt ake City, Utah; Alf red C. Cllroy oi Salt Lake City Utah; William A. Cox of llrlght.n. Ulah Pldrcdge 11. An lerson of Hr;gl to... Ulah. KK.WIv I). HOHHS keulster. F.. W. Senior and E. V. Hlggtns, attorneys for claimant. A Few Questions About Expression. Sometimes one even hears the phrase: "Do you feel like beefsteak" How, pray, does a lieefsteak feel? Why should wo use "ever so much" for "very much," or de-scribe, a man as "perfectly lovely?" In English, the abverb "quite" means "entirely," "completely;" but when we gay that someone is "quite well," we mean not that he la perfectly hut only tolerably well. We eveu see in America the phrase, "quit a numlier of persons," as if one number was not as much of a number as another. We talk of a "prominent" citi-zen, intending to describe him not as pro-tuberant, but simnlv as eminent. Then. again, we ask a friend to "come round" though he may have only to come straight across tho street. We say: "You are hereby notified," instead of: "It Is hereby notified to you, "and wo speak of ' a fact "transpiring," as if a fact wero en-dowed with an apparatus for breathing. Why do we deem it elegant to say that a thing was "intimated," when we mean that it was said? And why do we think it sounds line to speak of a thing being "def- - initely arranged," when we mean that it wasdefinitely orfinallysett.led, Theanswer to most of these questions is obviously that such mistakes are made by persons who do not remember or who have not reflected on the etymology of the words mentioned, which, ot course, supplies the key to their true meaning and right use. New York Ledger. j SITMM0N3.' . tn the Hutted States' ComtnlS'loner's Cout City and County or Sail Lake and TsnrttTry of Utah. Before J, H. Vi oleott, Commissioner, J. J. Stewart, Plaintiff, 1 Ths Lansln Lumber Company, Summon. (a corpoiatiou,) Defendant, j The people of the Terrlt ry ef Utah send greet)' if to the Lansing Lumber company,! Defend ant. rOU ARK HERKSY SUMMONED TO EE and appear before said commissioner court In tee city riid coi nty of Silt la ke. Territory of Utah , and answer a onmpLains, flood against you bj Uie alrfiva named plain-- ! tin. wtt.Uin five days (exclusive of the day of; service!. If this summons be served in said ("alt Lake City, witulaten days if serves out. ot said u.ty t, ut in said Salt I I'll cennty; and) within twenty dy If served eUwai. ' Said action Is brought to leaver from Totp tha sum ot Ccq.w (or commission, on au i fj feods. wares and merchandiso tor'defeBdaaii at d fondant's request. And you are heeeby notified that if yon afl( to appear and answer the said complaint t above required, the said plaintiff will tak judgment sgalnst yon' (or the sura of li'D. and cost of suit. Witness aiv band, at the cltr and county ofj Salt Lake and territory of Utah, th lid day of, March, lu the year of uur Lord, one taouaandj if ht hundred and nlnuty on?. J. H. WoLcorr, TJ. 8. Coinmiailoner. , . ., . MARRHAL'8 SALE. PURSUANT TO AM OKDEH OF SALE TO I me directed by the Third Judical district court of the Ten ltory of Utah, 1 shall expose, at public sale, at the front dtsir of the county court house. In the city and county of Salt Lake, territory of Utah, on the tub day of Ap:li, PHI, at l'J o'clock in. all tie right, title, claim and Interest of Thomas Hircumshiiwand Pi'lsrllla Hirciimshaw, ids wife, of. In. ort the following li e real estate, situate, lying; and being In the city and county of salt. Lake, terrlt rv of Utah, und particularly described as lolli wh. to wit; That certain piece or par-cel of laud situate In Salt Lake C.ty, county of Salt Lake, und territory of I tah. lonnded anil ileserlb, ,1 as follows: Commencing Ht a point Hires rods east from the northwest eoruer of lot ft. In block one hundred nnd fifty one ( IM), piat A, of Salt Lake City survey, and running tln-u- e east three rods: thence south ten rods; thence west three rods: thence north ten rods to the place of betrlnnlng. and containing in all thirty square rods of ground. To besold as the property of Thomns Hlrcuiushsw and Priscilia lllicuiushaw at the suit of William Dltcliflelfl. Terms of ale cash. E. U. R. Thompson, attorney for plaintiff. E. H. PAHSONS. United States Marshal. Hy P. N. SwAJf. Deputy Salt Lake City, Utah, Maria 18, Ift'l. NOTICE OF SALE UNDER TRUST DEED. VTOTICF, IS HK1SEHY. OIVEN, THAT ll whereas, on the isth day of April, lew), the Salt Lake HulMIng ami Loan association loaned to Carltou W. Veach, mid Jfistella V each the ruin of two thousand I'Juou) dollars, from the funds of said association. And whereas, toBecnrethe payment of the same, the said Ca' lton W. Watch and Estella Vfiatr.h, to tho said Salt Lake Hulld-ii- i' huh Loan association, ten (IU) shares of stock In series "K" of said association, of tho par value of two hundred (14X0 dollars per suare. And whereas, to secure the payment of said loan, they execu'ed to the said association their c rt.iln is.n 1, whereby they bound them-- , selves, thoir heirs, administrators and assigns, to pay to said association weekly, leriuniug with the asth day of April, IS'.w, as dues on said stock, and Interest on sail loan, tho sum ot six and one-hal- f (6 ,1 dollars ner week, to-gether w.th all fines accruing under the con-stitution and bylaws of said ass.kclatlon. And whereas. It was provided that If there be d fault In the pavnieut of said weekly dues and Interest and tines, or In payment of any pirt ti eieof. tor the space of three months afier the same shall t.ec .ine due. then said on-I- I: at ion lo remain in full force and effect, and the paj ment or the entire sum of two thou-sand oj,i0) dollars may be enforced atouco fort uwl'h. And whereas, for the belter securing of the fulbilriicnt of the conditions of said bond the said Carltou W. Veatch and Est-tli- Veato.'i, as parties of the lirst part, made, executed, and delivered unto Kraiu L. Holland, party o( the second part, as trustee for the Salt Lake Hull. dug and Loan party of the tblidpari, their tenant trust deed, recorded lii book Sit), of inoilgag 'B. panes. UH, i), iii.il. of the records or tho county recorder, of Salt Lakecoumy Ulah territory, wuere'.y tho par-- ; ties of tie llrst part conv ey d to the party of the second part, all of lots nine n. and t n (Hi) iu b ock tao en Park Hoiiievard addition to the city of Sail Lalte, teintory ( Utah. And whereas, it was provided in said trust-d- i e l. that should default be mauc in the nav- - nient of the Interest dues un I tines, as pro- vide In said bond, then sa d d'-e- was to re-- , mum in full fore and effect, and the party of the second part might proceed to sell said do-- . scribe property, or any part thereof, at pub. lie vendue, to ib highest didd-- r for lash, eit'tn r p..r ies to sa d trust-dee- being at to become the purchaser a such sale, at the front door of lue coiintc court house, in Salt Laliei i: y. Utah, itrst gi vtng ad days pub-lic notice of the time, terms, ami place of said tale, and the property to be sold, by adver-tisement In some iiewg.aper prlnte n the Eniilisn language, aud published in Salt Lake City, Ulah. and upon said sale to execute, and deliver a de 'd. or dee's, in fee iiinpl.i to the lpiireivpoerlty sold, to the purchaser, or purchasers : And wlierea", def nut has been mado In the conditions of sa.d bond; And whereas, the said weekly payment of Interest and dues are more than six months past due; A u i whereas, the fines upon said past due payments have not p .i.l; And whereas, the said p rty of the third part bias re the party of tne second part, to tell thet.to lerty coir eyed by said trust deed, and a p y the proceeds to tho payment ( said Indebtedness of two thousand iaiifli dollars and costs of foreclosure and sale utnle' irust deed. Now, therefore, the party of the second part, t. the said Frank L. Holland, will on Thursday, th- - tfdth day of A. D ihji, at the front to r of the county court 10J-"- . in Salt Luke cout ty, Utah territory, sell a' pub- lic auction, to the highest bidder for cash, tno said described properly, All or lots nine 0)1 and ten lui. In block two c.'i, Park Houlevard addition to the citv of Salt Lake, Ulah territory, or so much thereof as shall lav necessary to pav the expensesof said sale, and pay tha amount due tho said association on said loan of two thousand (aOuu) dollar-an- d lu- terest and duasund Hues. i KANkv L. HOLLAND, Trustee. NOTICE. In the probate court of the county of Salt Lake, territory of Utah. In tho matter of tho estata of Bylvanus UicRs, deceased, Order to snow cause why order of sale o( real estate should uoi be made. lOSF.l'II N. HICKS, rill'I ADMIN'ISTRA-f- l torof the estate of Sylvanus Hicks, de-ceased, having tiled Ills petition herein, duly veniied, praying for an order of sale of a por-tion : all of lot one ib, block sixteen (ill), five-acr- plat A. illg Field Survey, ortho leal estate of said decedent, for ti e purj therein set (,rth, It is therefore ordered by the judge i ,( said court, that all persons Interest, d in ti.e estate of said deceased, appear liefora tiie siid probate court on Tuesday, the .'list day of March, ism, at 10 o'clock in the fore-noon of snld dav, at the courtroom of said pro-bate court, at the county courthouse, in the city and county of Salt Lak". Utah territory, to show cause why an order should not be granted to the said administrator, to sell so much or the real estate of the said deceased at private Fale as shall lie necessary, and that a copv of this order b' published at four successive weeks in Thk 8 vi r Lakk Times a newspaper printed and published lu said city and county. Dated .February MM. U. V. HAHTCH, Probate Judge. Tfhbitoiiv of Utah, I Count v of Salt Lake. ( ,s I. C. E. Allen, clerk of tha probate court In iin.l for the county of Salt Luke, in the terri-tory of Utah, do hereby certiiy that tho fore, going is a full, true and correct copy of an older to show cause why an order for sale of real estate should not b- - made In the estate of Sylvanus Hicks, deceased, as appears of record lu my oMi. e, In w itne-- s whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said court, this day of February, A. D. IHm. SEAL C. B. ALLEN, Clerk of the probate court. : A Peat In Engineering. Is M. Eiffel prepared to put an awning w. tjver Trafalgar square when the sun shines Amd remove it promptly without the aid of a central support or steam engines, or even chains? Th. e n!lSUiUfm' '0mmm Sx!!A)oh(ynbec&Uiif they jiave never considered it. Roman engineers covered lu that vast expanse with some woolen material, and they worked the ponderous sheet so easily and smoothly hat it was drawn and withdrawn as the sky changed. The bulk of it must have weighed hundreds of tons, all depending by ropes from the circumference. Hut the indents thought so little of this feat that hey have lelt us only one trivial detail of jt bu method. St. James Gazette, NOTIOE TO CREDITORS, Estate of Lars M. Johnson, decease i. IS MERJWiY isIVEN BY TUB undersigned administrator of the estate of Lars M. .lobniou. doc- aved, to thu'ereditora at. aud all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the neces-sary vouchers within tn months a;ter the firm publication of this rottco, to ths sal", at bis place of business Jio. ti East Second Soutili street, In the city and county of Salt Lake OSCAR J. TOUNOBEHO. Administrator ot the estate of Lars M. Joha-so- n, deceva d. (Twit Lake City, March S, 1W1. SUMMONS; In the district court In and for the Third district of Utah territory, county of Salt Lake. Lucinda Clark, plaintiff, vs. Irwin Hutchlngs, PlInlaKlnp, Es-ter L. Carlson, Amanda Lyons, Cornelia Litir, Sarla Hutch .Summons, lugs, Etta Hutchlngs, Joseph E. llulchlbgs.jr,, Nettie Hutchlngs, Ruby Iiutchliigs, and Warron T. Mulchings, defendants. The people of the territory of Utah send greet-ing: To Irwin HntchiiiL's, Pllnia King. EBter L. Carlson, Amanda Lyons, Cornelia Liter, Sarla Iliib lnin'S. Etta Hutchiugs. Joseph E. HnlchitiBS, jr.. Nellie Hutchlngs, huby Htchings, and Warren T. Hutching s, defend-ants. 'OU AKE HEREHY REQUIRED TO AP-pe- In an action brought against you l y the above named plaintiff lu the District court ot the Third J.idlcial district of the territory of Ulah, and to answer the complaint filed therein witiitn t n days 'exclusive i t the day of ser-vice) after the service on you of this summons if served wlthlu this county; or. U served out of this county but iu th s district, within twenty bays; otherwise within forty davs --or judgment by default will be taken against vou, according to tho prayer of s aid complaint. The said action is brought to have a decree of this court adjudging that defendants and each of them convey to plaintiff whatover Interest they now have iu the leal til le to the hind hep'-l- after described; appointing a special commissioner to convey whatever interest the Infant defen, hints, Joseph E. Hutching, jr., Nettle Hutchlngs, Ruby Mulchings and War-ren T. Hutchlngs, now have in said title to said land to p'alutiff, and to convey whatever interest any derendant now has In said legal t tie to s ild land to said plaintiff, lu case any defendant reuises to convey said Interest, or for any cause It is Impossible for any defend-ant to convey said Interest; appointing a guardian ad lit un to defendant said Infant de-fendants in this suit ; and for such other relief as plaintiff may be ent.tled to in Ihe premises, amecable to equity and good conscience, ami for costs of suit; premises are descr.bed as follows, Lot S. block U, plat A, (alt Lake City survey. Salt Lake couuty, Utah territory, containing aou square rods. And vou are hereny not. lied that if you fall to appear and answer the sad complaint as above required, the said plaintiff w ill apt.ly to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness the Honorable Charles S. Zane, jniliie. and the seal of the district court of the Third Judicial district, in and for the territory 01 Utah, tills a.th day of December, intheyear of our Lord one thousand ek iit hundred and ninety. HENRY G. McMILLAN, Clerk. hsKAi'.l R Ckohgk D. Liiomis, deputy rle-k- . John M. Breeze and James A. Williams, at-torneys for plaiutin. Wall Street Cripples. j "Down in the district of town known aa Wall street," a distinguishedjerftrTrad olli-"W- ll lliliextlrrwaiLaIf sturdy tneu j move about onCrutches. They have all their arms ami logs; their faces are as a rule the faces of men whose lives are not ' too hard; they do not sport the Grand Army buttons. If you watch them you see that they do not rely very greatly on their crutches; thnt the crutches, to be sure, are always under tho arms in the right posi-tion for use, but they are used very sel-dom. One of the crutrhliearers will stand and talk to a friend, holding the crutches entirely oil the sidewalk, and will gesticu-late with them violently; then starting on he will let the foot of the crutch touch ground once iu every three or four or half a dozen steps. These gentlemen are 'rail-road cripples,' men who are suing railroatl companies for alleged damages; they go around with crutches so that they can swear on the witness stand that they were on crutches for six months' after the acci-dent, on account of which they are suing." New York Suu. The Children's Flower Hcds. Most children seem to have a natural desire to cultivate flowers and have somo of their own, and if this propensity was duly encouraged it would beeomo a per-manent trait of their characters. It would make them observing and famil-iar with the laws of nature. To know the names of the different flowers and plants of one's country and the wondrous processes of their growth is almost equiv-alent to a liberal education. Such knowl-edge unlarges tho mind and softens und refines tho nature, and therefore we should allow our children, boys and girls alike, to have their little flower beds in pleasant and well prepared pbwes instead of in out of tho way spots, as is usually the case. If our boys were taught to love and cultivate flowers they would not when thoy become husbands, as husbands now sometimes do, begrudge their wives sufficient land for a decent flower garden. Mrs. Burton W. Potter in Springfield Homestead. SUMMONS, In the District Court In and for the Third Judicial District of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. N. C. Dougherty, plaintiff, l vs. Summons. J. C. Thompson. Arthur. I. Clark, f Louis A. Dunham, defendants. J The people of the Territory of Utah send greeting, to J. C. Thompson, Arthur J. Clark and Louis A. Dunham, defendants. VUC AKE HEREHY RKyUiKEU TO AP- - I pear in au action brought against you by the above named plaintiif iu the District court or tho 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 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 judgment by default will bo taken against you, according to the prayer of said complaint. The said action Is brought to recover the sum of 1 1'50, with Interest thereon from June Hth, ISiO. at. the rate of 10 per cent per annum, with an attorney's fee of faixi. and costs of tliif action; and for a decree of this court for the foreclosure and sale of all that certain piece ot parcel of land situale in Salt, Lake City and county. Utah territory, bounded and described as follows: Commencing at the southeast cor-ner of lot 1. In block ST, plot II, Salt Lake City Survey and running thence west rl's rods, thence north It) thence east 64 rods, thence south Id rods to place of beginning, containing sixty five square, rods of ground; under a mortgage executed and delivered by the defendant .1. C. Thompson on the lath day of December, psssi, to plaintiff to secure pay-ment to plaintiff of a certain promissory note of date Dec. 11, Ifw, an 1 executed and deliv-ered bv said defendant to plaintiff, for the sum of f3'.'.'i&. parable one year a'ter date with lu-terest front date till paid: that there is yet duo and unpaid all of the priucipal and Inter-est from June 11, ism: which said mortgage provided r the pavnieut of a reasonable at-torney's lee; that said defendants and all , others claiming said premises subsequent to plaintiff may and foreclosed under said sale, and that the proceeds of said sale s e applied to the payment of the amount due plaintiff after paying all costs and expenses aud attornes's fee. aud for the usual statutory relief and for such oiher and general relief as to tne court may seem just. And you are hereby notified that If you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will appiy to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness the Hon. Charles S. Zane. judge, and the seal of the district court of the Third Ju-dicial district, lu and for the territory of I'tah, this 10th day of February, lu the year of our Lord oue thousand eight hundred and ninety-on- e. sr.ATl HENRY G. MCMILLAN, Clerk. Hy ko. D. Loom is. Deputy C'erk. J Perfumed for a Thousand Years. The mosque of St. Sophia, in Constanti-nople, is always fragrant with the odor of musk, and has been so for hundreds of years, ever since it was rebuilt in the Ninth century, the curious part of it being that nothing is done to keep it perfumed. The solution to the seeming mystery lies In the fact that when it was built, over 1,000 years ago, the stones and bricks were laid In mortar mixed with a solution of musk. St. Louis Republic. NOTIOE aF THE INTENTION OF THE CITY to curb and gtitt r East Templo f.Mani street, from ih- - south line of South Temple street to the north line of Fourth South stieet. designated as a p art of Paving Dislrli t No. 1. in Salt Luke City. Ni tlce Is hereby given by the city mun"ll of Sup, Lake City ot theintentlon of such aiuii-ci- l to make tiie following described Improve-ments, The cuib.ug and guttering with concrete and stone the whole of East Temple street from the south line of South Temple street to the north line of Fourth Soui a street, (the same being a part of Pavini? District No. 1, of Salt Lake Cltyi and rle'ray the cost and expense thereof, estimated at K.IW4 per runnm-- foot, bv a local assessment upon the lots and Innds within I'avlng District No, I. or Salt Lake City, abutting upon the streets or alleys to be effected or becentad by paid improvements, namely Lotstf, :i, 4 and a. Mock 7;: lots I. H, 7 amis, block 7C; lots 1, S. 7 and ti, block'Ri; lots 3, 4, 5 anil i, block 70: lots 'J, :t. 4 and :V block oT; lots 1. a, 7 and s, block ;; blocks 1, H. 7 add ti, block fil ; lots 3, 4, and 6, block MJ, all in plat ''A," Salt Lake City sur-vey. All objections to the carrying out of such In-tention must be presented In writing to tno city recorder on or before the nth day of April, A. D. ism, being the time s- -t by the sa.d coun-cil when it will hear and consider such objec-tions asmay lie made thereto. Hy order or the city council or Salt Lake City, made February :.'4, ism. J. F.J City Recorder. Sail Lake City, March ao, ism. He Stretched It. , A West Virginia school teacher warned he girls that any one who chewed gum was not only to be classed with the cow creation, but could not hope to enter the kingdom of heaven. After he had been lcked by several fat hers and brothel s be put his theory in his pocket and skipped ut. Detroit Free I'ross. The Lace Handkerchief lu Time of Colds. The handkerchief of the European peas-ant still maintains its ancient uses of head covering, perspiration absorber, nose wiper and snull cloth. Thnt of the higher civili-zation has dwindled from Ihe tasselcd cov-erlet carried by the ladies of the Renais-sance and succeeding epochs to a bit of lace four inches square, which it would bo an offense against nil tho proprieties to apply to the nose inflamed by a prosaic cold. There is nothing iu tho history of modern emotion more harrowing than the struggle between the necessity of applying the handkerchief to its legitimate uso and ' the desiro to keep it clean. There is no sight more distressing than that of a f.'Uihiouable lady in a drawing room with a bad cold and a lace handkerchief regula-tion size, San Francisco Chronicle, Competition iu Marriage Fees. Tho marriage license fee in Quobeo is As a lower charge is made in tha United States many couples living near the boundary line cross the border to get united. In all probability tho Que-bec charge will be reduced to meet tha foreign competition. Toroto Mail. (Official ltoticc. Olfactory sensations aro probably re- - ceived from material emanations from the odoriferous substance, the emanations be-- j ing absorbed by the fluid in which the mi- - croscopic ends of the olfactory nerves are constantly bat hed. This moisture is so es- - sent ial to the proper action of the nerves that its absence, as in certain stages of a fold, may for the time quite destroy the Sense of smell. NOTICE TO CREDITORS, Estate of John Reinhart. deceased. "VOTK'E IS HEHEHV GIVEN HY THE UN-i.- 1 derslvned. administrator of the estate of John Helnhait, deceased, to the creditors of. nnd all persons having claims ncainst the said deceased, to exhibit them with t'ie ueeessarv vouchers, w ith n foi r months after the Mist publication of this notice, to the said adminis- trator personally, or at rooms 8 and w, Scott-Au-bach building, iu Salt Lake citv, lu the county of Salt Lake. Utah. Thomas E. 11aiiiiI:s, Administrator. Dated March ai. lsi. Frank Pikiu e, Attorney for estatc.'jg STOCKHOLDER'S NOTIOE. rppE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIIE STOCK-- i holders of the uphir 11111 MiningCo.of Utah xviil bo held at the ..Pice of the company, No. ai.l South Main street, n oms 2 and 3. Salt Lake City, Utah, on Tuesday, April 7, isl, at a o'clock 11. m., for the purpose of electing s and directors for the ensuing year, to re-duce the numbnr of directors, aim to take the necessary steps to oils incorporate this com-pany and the formation of a new comnanv. Hy order J. W. GULDTHAIT. Attest: President. J. Fiiko. CoHKFit, secretary. j Similarity of Indians to the Jews. Whence camothe Indians? Their green corn dance is somewhat similar to the feast of the first fruits of the Jews. Au old su-perstition obtained in Europe to hold a dog before a cloud could turn away the violence of the storm. This obtained with the Indi-ans. Hume tells in his history of England of certain marks by which, in the tarly periods of the country, captives were desig-nated for slaves and that they were not be executed. Some of these identical marks as to captives who were to be made slaves obtained with the Indians. Atlanta Con-stitution. NOTICE. In the Trohate Court of tho county of Salt Lake. Territory of Utah. In the matter of the estate of Sarah Watkins, deceased. Order to show cause why Order of Sale of L'eal i state should not be made. TOHN T. HUCKl.K, THE ADMlNlSTliA-(- I torof the estate of Sarah Waikibs. de-feased, having tiled his petition herein, duly verilled, praying for an order of sale of Hi" reai estate of said decedent-- for The nunc, es therein set lorth, it is therefore ord. red by the judge of said court, that ail persons in the estate of said le. eased, appear the said probate court on Tuesday, ti.e 'Jlst clay of Apill. lSHi. at 10 o'clock In the ior.uioon of said day, at the court room of said pioiale court, at the county court house, m Hie city ami county of Salt Lake, Ulah Territory 10 show cause why an order should not I e aiunt-et- l to ihe said administrator, to sell so much or the real estato ot Haiti deceased at public or private sale as shall e necessary, and ihat a copy of this order be published at ieast four successive weeks in The Salt LakkTimi a newspaper printed and published lu said city ami county. Dated March 17. Hid. G. W. Hautch, Probate Judge. Carbon gives humanity a revenue three times as great as that which is derived from all the silver and gold mines com- - bined. In this colossal revenue given by coal Great Britain has the lion'sshare. At present it draws upon its coal mines for 200,000,(X)0, and it sells $50,000,000 worth to the whole world. The, Maltese aro mainly the last surviv-ing remnant of the Carthngeniau branch of the old Phoenician people. Malta was the half way station between Carthage and Sicily, long held by the Cnrthagenians, nnd of which Hamilcar, the father of Han-nibal, was at one time governor. NOTIOE. OF THE INTENTION OF THE CITY topave East Teniplestreet (Maim. from the soulh line of South Temple street to the ortli ilne of Fourth South street olesignated as a part of Paving District No. l,of Salt Lake City. Notice Is hereby given hy the city council of Salt Lake City of (he intention of aucb council to nmke the following dea. rihed Improvements, The paving with stone and asphalt the whole of Last Temple .street, beginning at the south line of Soiitti Temple street aud running south to the north line of Fourth South street itho same benv a part of I'avlng District No. I, of Salt I. am Cityi. and defray the cost and ex-pense thereof, estimated at t7,.',(.'lo.ar by. a lo-cal ass. ssment noon the lots and lands within Paving District No. 1, or Sait Lake City, abut-ting upon tne streets and alleys to be allected or i.enetiited by said improvements, namely: Lots a. '', 4 aud 5. block 7i; lots 1, a. 7 and S, blocit 7b; lots 1. s. 7aud tv block tt: lots 3, 4. 6 and ti. block 7U: lots a, 3. 4 and :. block f7; lots 1, a. 7 aud s. block nS : lots 1. li, 7 and s. block hi ; lots .1, 4. t ami , block 52; all in piat 'A," Salt Lake City survey. All objections to the carrying out of such in-tention must be present, d In writing to t'ie citv recorder on or before the 14th day of April, A. '!. '. eing the time set by the paid coun-cil when it will hear aud such objec-tions as tnav be made thereto. py order of tho city council of Salt Lake City, made February anh. h. J. F. JACK. City Recorder. Salt Lake City. March 'Juth, ISjl. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land office at Salt Lake City, Utah, March 16, ISM. N OTICE IS HEREDY GIVEN THAT THE following named Bel tier has filed notion of his intention 10 mane nnat prom in support of his claim, and that, said proof will be made before Register and Here ver United States Land Oillce at Salt Lake City. Utah, on April vftth. ls'.U. viz: William A. Cox, D. S.. No. Usui, for the H'j.of ihe SC., of S-- c. :). and the F.'i of the NE of Sec. Ml, Tp. IN , R 2W. He names the followiug witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, vl'. Eldrldge H. Anderson, 'I homas Holllngworth, Frank (Jtlrov and Al-fred C. GUroy, all ot Salt Lake City, Utah. Fimnk D. Hi.ni.s. Register. E. W. Senior and E. V. Higglns, attorneys for Applicant. Teeth Put to Many Uses. All Esquimaux have good teeth, but they are subjected to severe usage, being used for pinchers, vises and lluting ma-chines. The teeth are employed in drawing bolts, untying knots, holding the mouthpiece of a drill, shaping boot soles, stretching and tanning skins. When they become uneven from hard usage they are leveled off with a file or whetstone. Washington Letter. NOTIOE OF FORFEITURE. rpO GUS BEAKSEN, S. T. LUNELL, A. G. 1 Hansen, or your heirs er assigns. Vou are hereby notified that 1 have expended iirnj in latK.r and Improvements upon the conun-drum lode, situated In what is called "Mill A." south fork of Hig Cottonwool, Salt Lake county. Utah Territory, in order to hold said premises imuertheprovisions of Section a.iai, Kevised Statutes of the United States, and lu compliance of the local laws of lilg Cotton-wood mining district, being the amount re-quired to hold the same for the year euditig Decemncr, 1SU0. and If within o ninety days from the service of thiB notice. ior within ' ninety days after this notice of publication!, vou fait or refuse to contribute your propor-tion, tweniy-ilv- d'AK'i 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 win be-come the property of the subscriber, under said Sectioti anal. L.M. Johnson, Dated, Jan. 2a. ISM. A volcanic feature of Iceland is the SoV fatara valleys, plains studded with a num-ber of low, cone shaped hillocks, from whose tops jets of steam ascend. In other places boiling mud issues from the ground six to tight feet into the air, as in New Zealand. Dr. Foveau de Courmelles, of Paris, al-leges that he has succeeded in conveying by the electric current to diseased internal organs of the human body the constituents of medicaments suitable for their recovery. No. ht'o. NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF. Land Office ax Salt Lakk Ctty, I March H, lS.'l. f XJOTICE IS HEREBY GiVEN THAT THE 1 following-name- settler has tiled notice of hia intention to make final proof lu support cf bis claim, and that said proof will be mado before the clerk of the county court in and for Summit county, Utah, at Coalville, Utah, 011 April at. lsnl. viz: Joseph Hichlns, H.E. for the SE Section 0, Township 3 North, Range 4 East, S. L. P. M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous resilience unon and cultivation of said land, vl.: Jaim-- Lythgoe. Lehl Hen- - . n.'lcr. Alexander Calderwuod, Thomas Detr-de-all of ileunefer, Ulah. FHASit D. Holms, Register. O. F. Davts, attorney. Hard I.uck. "What! you say that Mr. Smith, the merchant, has gone blind! Here's a pretty how d'ye do I've got a bill on the man which is made out 'payable at sightl' " Loudon Tib-liiU- . NOTIOE OF ANNUAL MEETING. IS HEREHY GIVEN THAT THE i regular annual meeting of the Na ion il Huildlng and Loan Association of Salt Lae citv, will be held attheoflioes of said ,,. la-tum, rooms and v) 2Jand ai, East First South street Salt Lake city, on Monday, the ft dav or Aoril, ism. at 7:mi p. m., at which nieetinif officers and directors for the ensuing year w ill Be elected, and such tier business transacted may property come before said meeting, Hri'Sos Smith, Secretary, LEGAL NOTIOE. In the Probate Court In and for Salt Lake County, Territory of Utah. In the matter of the estate of Paul O. Paulsen, deceased. Notice of time and place for the hearing of petition for admission to probate of w ill. 1JUKSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID said matter, notice is hereby nivon thnt Friday, the 3d day of April, A. 1). ism. at 10 o'clock a. ni.. at the county court house in Salt Lake City, Utah territory, in the court room of said court, bus been appointed the time anil r'ace for the hearing of a pet Hon ot Hreta T, ,tti .na Paul-sen, praying lor ihe admission to pr.u ate 01 a certain d.icimieiit therewith presenteu. pur porting to lie the last will Rnd lestan eat of Paul O. Paulreti de, a ,ed. w hen and where all persons lnteie-te- may appear and oppose the probate of said will, or the granting of letters to Hieta Katrina Paulsen as prayed for in said petition. In witness where, f 1 have hereunto set my band and alVxed the seal of eai.l court, tills .'1st day of March. A. D. IS. I. IsK'L C. E. ALLEN, Clerk of the Probate Colill. Ly C. E. Sta.nion, Dopuly Cletk, NOTIOE OF FORFEITURE. Salt Lakh Covktv. March II. l.)l. 'fO ALHERT FUGEUR YOUR HF.1KS OR I assigns: Yi11 are hereby notibe a that I have expended lu0.u0 In labor and imp'ove-lneitt- U(s..n the Hlack Hear mine, as will ap-pear by certificate tiled February husks, intue olii-c- of the recorder of Little Cottonwood dis-trict. Salt Lake county, rtah territory, in or-der to hoid-ai- d under the provisions of section a.i.4. Revised Statutes of the Uni-ted States. beit"i the am tint required to hold Ihe same for the year ending December, ism. and if within ninety days from the service of this notice, or within n'netv davs alter this notice of publication, you full or refuse to e your 1 : fcVt.uo and ex-penses of this advertisement of such exiendl-tur-as a company owner, your inu-i-es- t in said cia'in will become the proverty of the sub-scriber under Mi d section 3. H. Bonk. Dated March 11, IS'JL Is" OTICE TO CREDITORS. is STATE OF BENJAMIN C. STEVENS, 1j is hereby given by the uu, lei signed, administrator of the estate of lien, mull C. Stevens, deceased, to the cred-itors ot. and all persous having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten months afte r the first publication of this notice, to the said Sdmlnistrator, at No, a.')4 South Main street, aalt Lake City. Utah, in the county of Salt Lai.e. Dated February 25, 14)1. E. II. KAHLER, Administrator of the estate of Benjamin C Stevens, deceased. Yv incurs A Kin n XT, Attorneys for Estate. i SOTIOE TO CREDITORS. OF JOHN W. KOUN3. TI- - INSTATE Notice is hereby given by tae undersigned, administrator of the estate of John W. Kouns. deceased, to the creditors of, aud all persons hav ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit tlicm with the necessary vouchers, within four mouths alter the mat publication of this noMoe. to the said adminis-trator at hie office. 8lf Progress builuius, Sait Lake Citv iu the count y oi Salt Lake. Dated Mareh 0th, isnl. jAmns A. WnxtAMs. Administrator of the estate of John W. lioutta, deceased. i STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. ! NNUAL MEETING OF THE FTOCK-- j V holders of the Seiirs Lime and Reck com-pany for the election of officers will ne neid t the oftlce of the company, 17a S. Main stre-- t, S..1' I.a'-- e City, on Thursday the anth dav o! March. IH111. ai 5 p m. Amendment of the ar-ticles of incorporation changing the name troii tie Sears Lone and Kock com-pany to Union Li mo and Rock company w.11 be . oiistdi rvl. ily order of the board of directors. - uus LAauroN, Secretary. |