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Show THE SALT LAKE TIMES: FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1892. 3 hand and affixed the Corporate Seal of Salt Lake Citv Utah, this fourteenth day of May, A. D., C. E. STANTON, City Recorder. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE issuance of bonds for corporate purposes. Whereas, The corporation of Salt Lake City is desirous of borrowing the um of Six Hundred Tho.isand Dollars for the making of permanent improvements, and for other corporate purposes, and it has b?eu deemed prudent and best to issue a series of Six Hundred Due Thousand Dollar Bonds, pursuant to the pro isions of an A t cf the Govt rn r and the Legislative Aeoemtll of the Territory of Utah, approved March 8, 1888. hekkfore, Section 1. Be, and it is ordained by thw City Council of Salt Lake City that for the purpose of obtaining money for permanent and for other corporate purp ses said ' corporation shall Issue a series of Six Hundred Engraved Coupon Bonds of the denomination of rtCfc33Mwaad Pall aaafc. thpammlpLfamu j" at the office of t;ie City Treasurer of tho City of Salt Lake twenty years after the date thereof" re-deemable, however, at the option of said corpora-tion a' any time after ten years of the date of their issue. Said Bonds to bear date of July 1st, 1S92, with interest fioin the date thereof at the rate of five tpheerrceeanftterpoern athnenufmirs,t and payable semiannually days of Januiry ai d July of each year, in the City of. New York In the bank-ing house of Welis, Fargo & Co., or its successors, or at the Bank of Wells, Fargo & Co., at Salt Lake, or its successors, on presentation and surrender of the coupons as they become .due, both interest and principal payable in lawful money of the United States, and said Bonds shall be exempt from taxa-tion by said City. Sec. 2. Said Bonds shall be signed by the Mayor and Trvasuier of said City, and befor ; the of any of them the corporate seal of said Cit shall be thereunto affixed, duly attested by tue Recorder of said City. The coupons attached to each of these bonds, representing the int rest to accrue thereon, shall each be signed by the Treasurer of said City, either by his uvvn hand or DJ lithographic copyotthesignature of said Treas-urer, and such coupons when so signed, issuel and delivered by the proper authorities of said City with such bond or bonds, to a purchaser or purchasers thereof, shall become and be the law-ful obligation of said City in the hands of any person to whom they may lawfully come for the pavment of said interest as shown thereby. Sec. 3. Said Bonds shall ba numbered from one to six hundred, both inclusive, and they shall be registered in numerical order in a book kept for such purpose by the Auditor of said City, and said Bonds shall be old only upc n the order of the City Council, and in such lots and upon such terms as it shall designate, and to each of said Bonds there shall fie attached forty coupons, num-bered ref pectively from one to forty, both inclu-sive, with the proper date of payment named therein. Sec. 4. The Seal of the Corporation shall not be impressed upon said Bonds until ttie terms of sale thereof, and lien said impressiou shall be made in the presence of the Mayor and Treasurer and Committee of Finance of said City, provided the ordor of selling and attesting said Bonds, in-cluding the sealing thereof, may be changed or modified by tho orJer of the City Council. Sec. 5. Whenever the City Council of Salt Lake Citv shall have arranged to issue said Bonds, or any part of them, said Council shall direct the Mayor and Treasurer of said City to advertise for the sale of Bonds to be issued as aforesaid by can-bi- g r.oii'i'e of said sale to be published for a period of one month in three daily uewspaoers pm iithed in Salt Lake City. Such notice shall specifv ihe amount of bi nds to he sold, the rate of intoiest they shall lieur, the place, day and hour oi the sale, and that bids will be received by said Treasurer for the pur. hise of said bonds, and at a place and time named in said notice. The Treasurer of said City, together with the Mayor and Committee on Finance of said City Council, shall open all bids received by said Treasurer, and they shad award the purchase of suid bond or tho portion thereof offered for sale to the highest bidder or bidders therefor. Pro-vided: Tha' said Treaaox r, Mayor and said Com-mittee on finance shall have the right on behalf of said City to reject any and all bids, and provid-ed further, that they may in their discretion re-fuse to make any reward of said bonds unless suf-ficient security shall be furnished by the bidder or bidders for the compliance with the terms of his or their bids. Section B. Forthe purpose of providing for the payment of the interest on said Bon is as the same s! all become due, the sum of thirty thous-and dollars or so much thereof as may be neces-sary is Hereby appropriated accordingly. Section 7. At the xpiration of t. n years after (he issuance of ta d Bonds, (here shall be set apart, and the same is hereby appropriated, the sum of sixty thousand dollars, as a sinking fund to pav ths principal of said Bonds, as the shall fall due OT bo called as provided hy Sec 1 m 8 of this ordinance; Provided that nothing herein slmll lie construed to prohibit the City Council from making any other provision for redemption of any or all of said Bonds after the expfration of ten years. Se: tion 8 Whenever, after the expiration of ten years from tne issuance of said Bonds, there is available, as provided in the prec ding section or othe: wise, the sum of sixty thous'ind dollars or more, it shall be the duty of the City Treas-urer to publish a notice, stating the number of Bonds to be rede m?u, commencing with the j high' s' number then and the date w hen they will be paid. And if such Bonds, so numbered in said notice, shall not be presented for payment or cancellation at the dat mentioned in the pu lication, then B ich fund shall remain in the Treasury to discharge such Bonds when-ever presented, but such call Tonds shall draw no interest after the dae Specified in such notice. tiection This ordinance to take effect from and after its passage. Passed and approved May 18, 1SS2. Attest: R N. BAS.vIN, Mayor. al C. E. Stanton, City Recorder. United States of America, 1 Territory or Utah, ss: County and City of Salt Lake. I, C. E. Stanton, Recorder in and for Salt Lake Citv, Utah, do bj. e .y ertify that the foregoing s j a full, true and correct copy of "tin oidinr.ncef providing for the issuan- e of Bonds for Corpor-ate pi. rob-e-- ' armroved by the City Council of Lake Utah, May 13th, 192, tl appears of re old in my "Hire. in Witness hereof. I have hereunto set my ' 1 ) WAXTED. TV TT at 208 West First North. IF YOU WANT TO BUY ANY P. OPERTY or want a good option first call on all the other real agents and then come around to see Wautland, Main street. IOC? ANTED GOOD TAILORES8, 62 E. 3d. S. FOR SALE. HouseoTmethlya A FIRST CLASS BARBER SHOP AT A ZTL bargain. Apply at Morgan Hotel. I1NCOLN PARK THE OLD RELIABLE lots still for sale. Investigate the advantages of Lincoln Park before buying your home sites. Wantland, 235 S. Main. ABOUT lOO.OOO FIRST CLASS COMMON Also 20 car loads of building rock cheap. Will trade for part real estate. Address Box 731 postofnee, Salt L ike. IIFTH SERIES OF STOCK OF PIONEER and Loan Association is now open. Call on A. II. Sawyer, rooms 5 and 6 W satch Building. IOR SALE BY THE OWNER, A FINE 2Ux building lot on I street, convenient to electric car, with fruit and city water. Address K, Times. FOR SALE GOOD YOUNG SADDLE AND horse; also a mare. Both well broke and gentle: cheap. Apply to T. E. Jeremy, 58 North 6th West, Salt Lake City. "lAST WATERLOO," ON THE EAST Jijj Drive. Electric cars every twenty min-utes, fare 5 cents; $275 per lot. Shade trees, graded streets and cement walks. W. E. Hubbard, 41 West Second South. OR SALE LAUNDRYMEN CAN GET OLD papers at Tue Times office at twenty-flv- a cents per hundred. IMGHT-ROO- HOUSE, BATH, HOT AND water; new; Brigham street; south front; a beautiful home; only $5000; easy terms. W. E. Hubharcl, 41 West Second South. "XTORTH WATERLOO," $400 PER LOT; i. many fine houses now being built by re-cent purchasers; no better time than the present to buy. W. E. Hubbard, 41 West Second South. TO REST. DONT lARENTTlLlT3ILL YOU A six-roo- two-stor- house, cellar and city water, $2.i00-$1- 00 cash, $20 per month. F. T. Hiatt, room 4, Commercial biock. 17HJR RENT LARGE FURNISHED FnONT snPable for two or three gentlemen, $10 to $12. B6S East Brigham. 1r7 OR RENT THE BUILDING NOW USED by The Times will be for rent after May 15th. Apply to Arthur Pratt, Hooper Building. ARGE HALL, NICELY FURISHED, FOR-merl-y occupied by the L O. O. F., No. 211 Main st., to rent for secret societies, lectures, ban-quets or entertainments; has number of good size ante rooms; will rent afternoon or evening. J. H. Watts, 47 West Second South street. FOR RENT CL1FT HOUSE. EUROPEAN Suits, first floor, $30; second floor, $25. Rooms. $2 per week and up. R. YINCENf, Prop. ROOMS FURNISHED FOR HOUSE 5rK East Brigham. X1R RENT BR1 'K1IOUSE NORTH bench $20. Miller & Miller (not "brothers, no relation.) Opera House block. yOR RENT FURNISHED FRONT ROOM7 JC near business. 78 Center st. ; $S per month. TO LOAX. ONtTYTirToTN time. S. F. Spencer & Co., 267 Main Street. YITeTiAYE MONEY TO L0AN0NRAL it estate and notes, long and short time. Notes bought. Wateiman, room 41, Central block. HARRIS & Main. WILSON, MONEY TO LOAN, 221 M" ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE or notes. F. Rehrman & Co., Room t6 Commercial block. Marshal' Sale. PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE TO by the Third Judicial District Court of the Territory of Utah, I shall expose at pubUc sale, at the front door of the County Court House, in the City of Salt Lake. County of Salt Lake, and Territory of Utah on the ( nth) twentieth day of May. 189., at 12 o"clockm.,all the right, titleclaim and interest of Martha Ferguson ami John Fcru-o- n of. in and to the following described real estate, situate, lying and being in Salt Lake County, Utah Territory, and de-scribed as foliow. Part of Block (72) seventy-two- , Sandy Station plat, commencing at the soatheast corner of said block, running thence west two hundred feet, thence north fifty feet, thence east two hundred feet, thence sonth fifty feet to place of beginning. To be sold as the property of Martha Ferguson and John Ferguson at the suit of S. J. Lynn. Terms of sale, cash. E. H. PARSONS. U. 8. MarshaL By A. G. Di sk, Deputy Marshal. Dated April 26, ls92. W. J. MONTGOMERY Buys and Sells (JVEST SIDE WATER STOCK.) Office 163 Main. Our !"!' stiff hat. Is Positively the Finest I Hat ever shown at that money. ... I, J.P.Gardner 141 MAIN. f. $500 Reward. WE will pay the above reward for any case of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, In-digestion, Constipation or Costiveness wa cannot cure with West's Vegetable Lfver Pills, when the directions are strictly complied with. They are purely Vegetable, andnever fail to give satisfac- - tion. Sugar Coated. Large boxes, 25 cents. Be-wa- re of counterfeits and immitations. The genu-ine. Sold by Johnson, Pratt A Co., 43 Main street, fiala Lsk Cut i SALE PURSUANT TO AN EX- - I MARSHAL'S me directed bj the Third Judi- - oial district conrt of the Territory of Utah, I shall expose at public Bale at the front door of the County Court house, in the city of Salt Lake, countv of Salt Lake and Territory of Utah, on i the ttth day of June, 189, at 12 o'clock m., all the right, title, claim and interest of William B. Andrew, of, in and to the following described real estate, situate, lying and being in Salt Lake Countv, Territory of Utah, and described as fol-lows, to wit: Commencing forty-ni- i e and one-- ' half (49'i) feet north of the southwest corner of Lot five (5) Block two (2), Plat "A," Salt Lake City survey, running thence north one hundred twenty ' and three-fourth- s U23?) feet, east ore hundred and sixty-fiv- e il651 feet, south one hundred twenty and three-fourth- s (12 ii feet, west one hundred! and sixtv-flv- e fee; to beginning. To be sold as the property of Win. R Andrew at the suit of II. M. Abbott and Ira S. Abbott. Terms of sale, cash. K. H. PARSONS, U. S. MarshaL By A. H. Parsons, Deputy Marshal. Dated May 16th. 18': 2. IBOAt NOTICE - IN THE PROBATS In and for Salt Lake County, Territory of Utah : I s th matter of the Estate at William, 8. H.irman, deceased. Notice of time and placs for the hearing of Petitions" for admission to Pro-bate of Will. Pursuant to an order of said court in said mat' ter, notice is hereby given that Tuesday, the 21th. day of May, A. I. WJi, at 10 o'clock a. m . at the County Court House in Salt Lake City, Utah Ter-ritory, in the court room of said Court, has bee-- appointed the time and place for the hearing of ' a petition of William M. Barman praying for th admission to probate of a certain document there-with presented, purporting to be the last Will nnd Testament of William 8. Harman, deceased, when and where all per-o- interested mav ap-pear and oppose the probate of said will, or Mis? granting of letters testamentary to William M. Hurmau as prayed for in said petition. in witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and atlixe 1 the seal of said Court, this HtU. day of May, A. D. ISM. Seal. c. K. ALLEN, Clerk of the Probate Courts By Caviten Bbowyb, Sm . Deputy clerk. gnmraoii. In the District Court in and for the Third J ndi-ei- District of Utah territory, County of Salt Lake. Jesse Raagan, Plaintiff, vs. V Summons. Letta Keagan, Defendant. ) 'ino reon.v o. t:ie iVrnrory of I taa send greet-ing to Letta Reaga, defendant : AUK HrfftEBV REQUIRED TO AP YOU in an action brought sgait you by the aoove named plaintiff, in ihe Di-tr.- ci cur; of the Third Judicial district of the territory o; I ah, and to answer the complain: tile I there. n w.thta ten days (exclusive of lhe day oi service) after tho terviteon vou of this summons ,f served within th s countv; or, if served out of this c ninty, but in this district, within twenty day: o;iier".;e within lortv davs or judgment default will be taken against you, according to the prayer of s aid complaint. . The said action is brought to hav a ileuiee this court divor ing plainuif lu'Al deienuent, aaa dereeing nuil and void the oonda of matrimony existing between them; granting p aintiir each other and furiher re. ief :n tue premises as shall to the conrc seem jnat and proper, and coss of suit; nlove relief proved on iwo grounds, as fol-lows, to w,t : Fi't A wilful de.-e-r ij.i of plain-U- S bv d fendant for mo o ti an en- - ve ir next preceding he llth da," of Apii, Hecond Gross neglect of duty as . wi e to the plaintiff during all of the time Us mention-- d. And you are hereey not. tied liiat it you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above re-quired, the said plain'iff will an. ly to the Court for the relief demanded I herein. Witness, the Hon. Casrles S. tans. Judge, and the Seal of the District Com of the Third Judi-cial District, in and for the Territory oi t tah, this 12th day of April, in the year of our Lard ons thousand eight hundred and ninety t,vo. seat.. HENRY Q. McMILLAN, Clerk. By ijo. D. Looms, Depu'y Clcr. NOTICE TO CKED1 1 OiiS E STAT7. CV L. Battlett, daw assa. Notice i hereby given, by tho undersigned, Samuel C, Bartlett, Administrator of the Estate of Tsssta L. la-tlet- t, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit ;hem with" the necessary voucher within four months after the first publication ot this notice, to the said Samuel C. Bartlett, Ad-ministrator, at the office ef 8. H. Lewis, 218 Soutta-Mai-strce , in the County of Salt Lake, SAMUEL C. BARTLETT, Administrator of Tezeta L. Eartjettlde t a ed' ORDINANCE LEVYING THE TAX AND for the assessment of property on the East side of r.as; Temple Street, beginning at the oonth lin ( f Third Sonth Steet and extending South to Die North line of Sixth South Stieet, oeiug in Sidwalh District No. 8. aictnu li He-- it ordained bv the City Council of Sa-.- Lake City : Tnat said Council doth here-by levy the tax and for tue assessment of the property abuttn,; upon the let' and parcels of mrd herein af er described on East side of East Temple Stress from the South line of Third South Street to the North line of Sixth South street, being in Sidewalk District No. 8. This tax is levied 1 defrav' the expense of construct-ion of sidewalks on said street within siid Dis-'ric- t, opposite tne lots and parcels of land to be ea a! y affected or benefited by said improve- ments and it is horebv adjudged, "determined and established that the same wiil be especially tene-fite- d by s .id improvements and said land, lots and pir els of land are hereby assesred at an equal and uniform rate in accordance with the linee.r feet frontage on the East aide of East wlehmichpe S.re t in said Sidewalk District upon the sidewalk is to be constructed. Tne total cost and expense of construction of sidewalk on the East sicie of said East Temple Street between the Sonth line of trie said Third South Street and the Nor.h line of Sixth South Street is estimated at $3,16S and the cost of said improvements is estimated at $!.ti0 per front foot by local assessment upon the iots or pieces of around to be affected or benefitted bv said im-provements and the tax herebv levied and to be assessed on raid lots and parcels of land is gl.eOper front foot abutting on the east side of East Tem-ple street within said sidewalk dis'.rict and the i ity assessor and collector is hereby authorized and directed to a ,se-- s in accordance with the provisioi s of the ordinance and for the purpose therein mentioned lots four and five in block flftv'two, and ;o:s two, three, four and five in b ock thirtv-nine- , and lots four and five in block thir.y-fou- r, all in Plat "A" Salt Lake City snrvey. This levy of tax upon said lots and parcels of land abi'tt.ng on the east side of East Temple street in said sidewalk district is made upon the same as the linear f jot frontage of said lots and parcels of la id, appear and are shown in the offic-ial plat or cap of said city. Section 2. Said sidewalk District No. 8 is bounded as follows: Bath sides of East Temple street from the a juth Lne of south Temple stie. t to the north line of Eighth 8 mtii street. Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect from and after its e. Passed and approved May 9, 1892. R. N. BASKIN, Attest: C. E. Stanton, Mayor, Seal City Recorder. United States or America, 1 Territory or Utah, sss. County and City of Salt Lake. I, C. E. Stanton, Recorder in and for Salt Lake City. Utah, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of ''An Ordinance, Levying the tax and for the assessment of prop-erty on the east side of East Temple street, beginning at the south line of Third South street and extending south to ihe north line of Sixth South street, being in Sidewalk District Number 8,"' passed and aoproved by the City t ouncil of Salt Lake City May 9th, 1892, as ap-pears of record in my office. In witness wheTeof, 1 have hereunto set my hand ::nd affixed the Corporate Seal of Salt Lake City this 13th day of May, A. D 1892. C. E. STANTON, O No. 199 City Recorder. MARSHAL'S SALE PURSUANT TO AN to me directed by the Third Jo-dicl- al District Court of the Territory of Utah, I ' shall expose at public sa'e, at th front door of the County Court House, in the City of Salt LaSe countv of' Salt Lake and Territory of Utah, on the 19th day of June, at 12 o'clock M., all the right, title, claim and interest of Ben W. Driggs, Jr., nn Olive Driggs.of. in, an 1 to the following described real estate, situate, lying and beincr in Davis and Salt Lake County, and described as follows, t: All the interest that Ben. W. Driggs and Olive Driggs had at the date of mak-ing cf said mortgage or has since acquired In Section (33) thirty-three- , and the Northwest quar ter of Section 32) thirty-tw- o, all in Township i2) North Rmge (1) oneEast Salt Lake Meridian, being a one-hal- f interest in said Section (33) thir-ty three, and a one-thir- d interest in said North-w- i st quarter of Section (32) thirty-tw- o excepting from said Section tbe following piece commenc-ing at a point ten do rods North of the center of the front door dwelling house near old mill on said premises, thence East to section line, thence South twenty (20) rods, thence West forty (4lb rods, thence North twenty (20) rods, thence Ea t to the place of beginning, containing five acres of ground. Also lots three (3) in Block one hundred and ten (110) in Plat D, Salt Lake Citv Survey in Salt Lake Citv, Salt Lake County, Utah. Also all the right, title and interest of Ben W. Driggs Jr. and Olive Drigtrs in lot (7) seveu in Block twenty cne (21) Plat J Salt Lake City Survey in Salt Lake County, Utah. To be sold as the propertv of Ben W. Driggs Jr. and Olive Driggs at the suit of John R. Park. Terms of sale, cash. E. H. PARSONS, U. S. Marshal. Bv A. a. Dyer, Deputy Marshal. Dated May 17th, ftk t VN ORDINANCE LEVYING THE TAX and for the assessment of the property on the east side of West Temple street from the south line of Fourth South street to the north line of Sixth South street, same teing in Sidewal'.i District No. 7. Section I. Be it ordiinedbv the City Council of Salt Lake City: That said city doth hereby levy the tax and for the assessment of tho prop-erty abutting upon ti e lots and parcels of land hereinafter described, on the east side of West Temple street, from the south line of Fourth Sonth street to the norih line of Sixth Sou h street, being in Sidewalk District No. 7, in said city. This tax is levied to defray the expense of construction of sidewalks on said street within said district, opposite the lots and parcels of land to be especially affecled and benefited by said im-provements and it is hereby adjudged, determined and established that the tame will be especially benefited by said improvements, and said land, lots" and parcels of land are hereby at an equal and uni-form rate in accordance with the linear feet front-age on the east side of f aid West Temple street tn said sidewalk district upon which the said side-walks are to be constructed, and the total cost and expense of construction oi sidewalk on the east siue of West Temple street between the south line of Fourth Soutn stree: and the north line of Sixth South street is estimated at $2,112, and the cost of -- aid improvement bv local assessment is estimated at $1.00 je: front foot, upon the lots and parcels of land grou d to be affected or ben-efited by said improvements; and t'.io tax hereby levid and to be asses sed on said lots or parcels of land i $1.60 per front toot abutting ontheeist side of Wast Temple street between the south line of Fourth South sTeet and the nortn line of Sixth South street. With n said sidewalk oistrict; and the city assessor and collector is hereby au-thorized and directed to assess in accordance with the provisions of thi Ordinance and lor th i purposes therein metioned, Lots four and live in Block 30, Lots two, three, four and five in Block fifty-three- , all in Plat "A" in Salt Lake City Survey. This levy of Tax upon said lots and parcels of land abutting on the East side of West Temple street in said sidewalk district is actts upon the same as the linear foot frontage of said lots and parcels of land appears and are shown cn the official Plat or maps of said City. Section 2 Said sidewalk district No. 7 is bounded as follows: Both sides of West Temple street from the South line of South Temple street to the North line of Eighth South street. Section 3 This Ordinance shall take effect from and after its passage. Passed and approved bv the City Council May 13, 18P2. ft. N. Baski.v, Mayor. Attest: Seal. C. E. Stanton, City Recorder. United States or America, 1 Territory or Utah, County and City or Salt Lake 1 I, C. E. Stanton, Recorder in and for Salt Lake City, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of "An Ordinance, Leving the Tax and for the Assessment of the Pro-pertv on the east side of West Temple street from the line of Fourth South street to the North line of Sixth South street, same being in Sidewalk District No. 7," passed and approved by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah, May 13th, A. D. 1892, as appears of record in my office. In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Corporate Seal of Salt Lake City, this fourteenth day of May, A. D. 1892. seal, j C.E.STANTON, City Recorder. VTOT E TO CREDITORS ESTATE OB 1,1 Gustave Areskog deceased. Notice is here-by given, by t e under s gned, William Shade,. AdmlniUrator of the state of Gnttave Ares og, deceased, to the creditors of and all pers ns hav-ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vo chers. within four motith-- i sf'er the first publication of this n ti to the said William Schade, at the office of H, Leu is, 218 South Main st eet, Salt La e City. U the CVunty of Salt Lake. WILLI ' M SCHADE, Administrator of Gustave Areskog, deceased-Date-d May 9th, 1892. Notice to Creditors. Estate of I!ebecc Wynkoop. --en s !. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY 'iHS UN executor of the estate of Keh"cca Wynkoop, deceased, to tho creditors of ar.d !! per-sons having claims against the said decea-e- r, exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within ten months after the first pubi-cati'i- of thi no tice to the said B. F. Brown, Wteetor, a No. South East Temple street, office of Iloge & Bur mester, Salt Lake City, in the county of Salt Lake Territory of Utah, B. F. BROWN. Executor Of the estate of Rebecca Wyukoop, deceased. Dated April 22, 1892. JIM PATTEESON, MY FEIEND. By C. ML JACKSON. He was perhaps a3 awkward a man in appearance as ever walked the face of the earth, although he was as quick as a cat when occasion required; on horseback he was a fright, but the animal never lived he could not ride; he handled a rifle like a raw recruit, but there wasn't a mau in Yavapai county dared challenge him to a trial of skill; his manner was gruff, but he could spca'i as gentle as a woman and lastly his face was as homely as the proverbial hedge fence. We were together on a ranch, Jim and I. Yhy I was there I cannot exactly say. Per-haps it was love of adventure, perhaps some-thing else, but at all events Jim, three Mex-icans and myself constituted, for one day (only, the working force on the X ranch on Dry Creek, Yavapai county, Arizona, which said property was a portion of the possessions of one John B. Clark of Pres-cott- . The first time that Jim and I met was at the supper on the day that I, weary with a ride of sixty miles since daybreak, first ar-rived at the X. evening strauger," he remarked as we took our seats at the table, "y oil are the man that Clark wrote me was coming up, aren't you?"' I replied in the affirmative and there the conversation teased. In fact I didn't mind either for I was so hungry that 1 preferred eating to talking and I did the meal ample justice. The Mexicans kept up a running conversa-tion in their mongrel Spanish and I imagine that I and my appetite was the principal topic of their conversation. Ciark, the owner of the ranch was :t friend of mine, and when I suggested to him that I thought about a year or two of ranch life would do me good, he offered me a place; provided me with transportation to Flagg-staf- f and gave me cash enough to purchase a good outfit and a pony when 1 arrived. That is how I made my way to the X. The "why" I have already declined to state. When sapper was over I went out to sec if my jaded broncho needed anything more ami while changing his picket-pi- n to a spot where the grass was a little more plentiful was joined by Jim. "Pretty good pony?" lie inquired. 'Yes,-- ' I responded, "I think he is rather hove the average. He has excellent wind, travel all "day at a steady lope, or lly a bird when you want him to. And ho its as easy as a rocking chair." "Not "Buck-""- ' a bit, gentle as a kitten." "Belter take good care of him then, you need him some day," responded Jim. didn't attach any particular significance to remark at the "time nor to the one that it "Got a good gun there?" he glancing at my six shooter. "Colt," I responded, handing it over for inspection. "Forty-four- , latest make, action and works like a clock." Jim dumped the cartridges, tried the lock couple of times, replaced the loads and II nly asked, many cartridges?" "A couple of hundred," was ray response. "Good," he replied, "now I'll see if the shoot," and suiting the action to the he drew down on a jack rabbit that hopping along about a hundred yards and let go. I am not prepared to say that Jim could repeated that shot, but at all events the keeled over. When I brought him back Jim he smiled as he remarked, "O. K., through the head. That's a good gun Then as he passed it back he "You're from the states I reckon?" I nodded. "Thought so," he continued, "Never let man in tiiis section examine that pistol unless you've got a rifle with you. might take a notion to keep it. Got a action. A pack-hors- e was soon loaded and in less than an hour we heard their shrill "Hoo-ee- " as they started the herd. That afternoon we got the horses in the corral. When this task was completed Jim remarked: "We'll keep your horse and mine in the cabin tonight;" and strange as this may appear we did. The cabin was di-vided into two parts, one of which couid be occupied as a stable; and a good thing it was that such a condition of things pre-vailed else this tale would never have been written. "You stand watch until midnight, said Jim to me, "and I will get some sleep. I don't think they will come before daybreak, and then I will be ready for them, n akc me if you hear anything startling. A whis-per through the door will be sufficient; and Jim went to bed. I kept a strict watch but saw nothing and heard nothing until about 12 o'clock when away off in the east I heard what I thought was the howl of a coyote. It was almost immediately an-swered from points north and south. When I awoke Jim a few minutes later I told him. "They're coming," he said, "and they're now trying to find the cattle. It is a good thing that the night is dark for they will not be able to see much until daybreak, aud bv that time the Mexicans will be a good thirty miles the start, which they will make forty by noon. Go to sleep now; I'll keep a lookout." I didn't sleep much, hut along toward morning feel into a doze, from which 1 was awakened by the spiteful crack of a rifle, followedbyadozen reports and Jim came bounding in, closing and barring the heavy-doo-r. "I got one." he said as he shoved an-other shell in the magazine of his gun. 'There's seventy-liv- e of them if there's one. Get over there at the end w indow. The logs are double there and it commands a good view of the corral. While I get breakfast vou keep a lookout and speck the flrst red you see there." And without further ado Jim set to work cooking as though there was uot a redskin within a league's distance. "Lucky I've got two barrels of water," he said, " 'cause the ponies and us will want a drink, and the cattle are all right, for these fellows want blood today and they'll stay here ah, did you get him?" This latter re-mark was caused bv my taking a snap shot at a head along the corral fence. A leap in the air and a chorus of yells told too plainly that my aim was not the least faulty. "Good shot," he said. "Now I'll eat. Keep your eye peeled," and Jim ate as unconcerned as though nothing had happened. When he had finished he remarked: "Now I'll watch out while you feed. Take your time; there ain't a guii in that outfit can shoot thro' that wall. They ain't going to kill the horses; they want 'em, and .tonight they'll make a riffle for 'em. Hate to lose the ponies, but guess we'll have to." The Indians kept under cover all day, ex-cept at one time, when they started a fire about 400 yards away to do some cooking. Jim killed one more, an excellent shot, and they moved. "They don't know we've got the horses in here," said Jim that afternoon, "and to-night after midnight we'll saddle 'em up and make a dash for it." And so we did. "You go straight for the mouth of Dry Creek," said Jim, as we prepared to vacate, "and I'll join you there. I'm going flrst, and soon's you hear a commotion, fly," aud silently leading his horse out Jim vaulted into the saddle and putting spurs to his pony was off like a shot. I less than a minute 1 heard his revolver crack, and then shot after shot followed. Springing to my saddle, I followed directions and flew like the wind. A dark form across my path was knocked down by my gallant little beast, who strained every nerve in his efforts to get away from the scene. The shooting ceased, and I slowed up to listen and ascertain if I was being pursued. I heard nothing. At daylight I was at the mouth of Dry Creek. Jim was there, lying on the ground, his pony nibbling at the short grass around him. "I beat you," he smiled faintly. "My horse showed himself a dandy. Come near not making it. One of the red cusses plugged me. I wanted you to get away and began shootin' to draw em off. If you ever go back to East Bridge-wate- r tell Mandy I " and here poor Jim's strength failed him. With a smile he put his hand in mine and died. I buried poor Jim before I left, and he sleeps yet in his unmarked grave. The Mex-icans got away all right aud saved the cattle. I met the party from Flagstaff coming up, but I didn't go back. If ever I gtt to East "dge water I'H tell Mandy what Jim said. ,vi'u5'be she will see this. Quien sabe. "Yes." I replied. "What kind?" "Winchester, 45." "Know if-- " "Yes, I have tested it pretty thoroughly. It's a good trim."' I "Many cartridges?" "About a hundred." "That's good, don't waste any of 'em, and don't shoot at anything unless it's necessary to kill it. If it's a man, down him, and if it's meat don't miss it. Let's see, you sa: yoja w as from the states, didn't you? Vhicnv one?" 1 told him, and thotirht I noticed his face twitch spasmodically, but I may have been mistaken. He followed up the question with another. ' What iart?" I am sure Jim gave a start when I named the place of my nativity. He looked at me for a moment and then inquired: "Ever been up to East Bridge water?" It was now my turn to be surprised, but 1 replied, "Oh yes, many times. Iu fact I am quite well acquainted there." "Ever know a girl named Mandy Titus?'' "Yes," I responded; "but she married a man from the city named McMillan " "Yes. I know it, I'd most forgot. I " but here Jim stopped and changed the sub-ject; and that was the last he ever said upon the matter, although I tried to draw him nut next day, without success, j You will sleep in my bunk," he said. '"It's more'n big enough for two, and I get icscme night-- Tomorrow you and I'll to out together. I'm glad I've got a white man here again." Next day Jim and 1 rode the ranffe Clark was trying a rattle, experi-ment, and instead of wasting time on Texas scrubs which are nothing more than wild beasts, mostly hide nnd frame, he had un- - dei'taken to stock this place with Herefords and Holste ins of a superior grade. It must have cost him a bit of money, too, for he had IKK) of these magnificent animals. "Clark's a fool," remarked Jim to me that morning when lie hud explained this matter to me. "He ought to have these cattle down on liis place on the mesa near Owl creek about eighty miles northeast of Priacott instead of up here. AVe're right here ou the Moqiii reservation you might say and there's no tolliug when them painted heathens may take a notion to come over and help themselves. They ain't treating them very well at the agency anyway, and an Injun likes meat mighty well. I w ish 1 had three white men instead of Greasers. They're no good in time of trouble, anyway. I sent word to Clark a while ago about it but I he thinks I don't know what I'm talking about." "Why do you think there is danger of an outbreak?" I inquired. "Do I?" he cried, "Well, I should say I did. Do you notice that I'm keeping this stock ou the west side of Dry Creek? You see if the red thieves do take a notion to stamp! de 'em it will be much harder to get iti 'H bind 'em there than on the west. That's why I told not to waste any am muni-- tion. We may need it. I'm glad you can shoot, 'cause the Greasers could not hit a cow at ten paces 'cept Miguel, and he's too j big a coward to shoot at anything ulive." This was indeed a pretty fix. Here I was On a ranch within twenty miles of a reser-vation of Iudians who were likely at any time to go on the warpath and only one man who could be depended upon. I heartily wished myself a thousand miles away. But I was there and there was no help for it. "We'll go over to the line tomorrow and see w hat we can find out," said Jim. "The Greasers can watch t'ne cattle." So next day we rode over toward the res- - ervation. Ou the way we met :v party of cow punchers on their way from the Sen Juan country, where they had driven a lot of Texas steers. "Better keep an eye out," said the leader. "There's a lot of Apaches over at Shong-a-pav- i and they are stirring the others up badly. We met a couple of line riders up north about fifty miles and they say that trouble is going to break out soon. We'd stop and help you out if we could but must be in Sail Aotoae inside two weeks." "That settles it," said Jim when the party had left us, "we'll go back," aud back to the ranch we went. I knew Jim was doing some hard thinking but be didn't sav a word until we reached the plac. "Miguel," said Jim, "take your horse and ride to Flagstaff as quick as you can get there. Don't stop to eat or drink, but go. Tell old man Sampson to come up with all the men he can tret. You," addressing- the other, "tro over with Pete," the third Mex-ican, "drive the cattle straight across to-ward Keudrick peak. Take some grub with you. We will stay here, and. after round-ing up the horses, follow you day after to-morrow. If they come soon we'll stand 'cm off. Oood luck!" he tried to .Miguel, who was already mounted. "Kide like h 1, and I'll irive you a hundred when uext I see you." xl didu't take long for the other two to get si I If I I "VTOTTCE TIMBER CULTURE. U. H. LAN f 11 Office, Salt Lake City, Utah, April 20, 182. Complaint having been entered at this office by Azariah K. lluls, jr.. against Elizabeth W. Smitrx for failure to comply with law as to Timber-Cultur- e Entry No. 487, dated January 7, liWB, upon the SE li Section oO, Township 8 sonth, Rann.i I west, in Salt Lake County, I'tah Territory, with a view to the cancellation of said entry ; contestant alleging that the said Elizabeth W. Smith during the first year after said entry failed to break or to cause to le broken five (5) acres of said land; that durintr the second year she failed to break or to cause to be broken any of said land or to cultivate to a crop or otherwise, any of said land ; that dar-ing the third year or subsequently she has failed to cultivate or cause to be cultivated to a crop any of said land, and has failed to plant or cause to be planted any treeeor enttlngf or to sow or cause to bj sown any tree se;ls, ane that such failures s ill exist: the said parties arp' hereby summoned to appear at this office on th lhth day of June, 1M2, at lo o'clock a. in., to res , pond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged failure. FRANK D. HOBBS. j Summons. In the District Court in and for the Third Judicial District of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. Klelne, Timberman & Co., plaintiffs, 1 vs. Summons. Levy & Schulman, defendants. I The People of the Territory of Utah send Greet-ing: To Levy & Schulman. YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiffs, in the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer the com-plaint filed 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 diys ; otherwise within forty days or judgment by default will be taken against you, according to the prayer of said complaint. The said action is brought to have judgment against defendants in the sum of $1,616.74, with interest thereon from Jan. 18, 1892, and costs of suit; alleged to be due for goods, sold and deliv-ered by plaintiffs to the defendants request, be-tween the months of July and November, 1890, and interest thereon at the legal rate; same being due and wholly nnpaid. And you are hereby notified that if yon fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the plaintiffs wiil take judgment against you for the sum of $1,616.74, with interest as above and costs of snit. Witness, the Hon. Charles S. Zane, Judge, and the Seal of the District Court of the Third Judi-cial District, in and for the Territory of Utah, this 22nd day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-two- . seal. HENRY G. McMILLAN, Clerk. ByGao. D. Loomis, Deputy Clerk. Snmmnns. In tba District Conrt in and for th Thirl Judi-cial District of Itau Territory, County of Salt Lake. Florence HerTick, P.aintiff, I vs. Snmraoni. Frank Harrick, Defendant, i The People of the Territory of Utah Send Grret-ing- : To Frank Herrick, Defendant. YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO in an action brought against yoa bv tae aoove named plaintiff in the District Co.irt of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint Bled therein within tan days (exrluive of the .fay of service) after the service on you of this sum-mons if served within this county: or, if served out of this county, but in this district, wi hin twenty days; otherwise within forty clays or jurijrment by default will be Uken agr.ir.st jon, according to tha prayer of said complaint. The said action is brought to have a uecree of this court uusolvine the b nds ot n a'rimony ex-isting between the plaintiff an i defendant, award-ing plaintiff restoration of her mv'lci, i ame ard such othar relief as to this court li'r.v se:n Jnat. Above relief prayed 'or on ihe ground 'nat defen-dant did on the fcH'u day of September, ltffll. In Sait Lcke City, L tah, visit certain horses of e and did become an Inmate ot said houses and did commit adultery with ..ome woman n in-mate of said honsa, w hose naine is unknown to plaintiff: that defendant has trea ed pia.ntiff in a crnel and inhuman manner by becoming vn ler.tly enraged and striking plaintiff cn ;h temple, knocking her down, thereby stuning her for thi time; plaintiff fnrtner alleges that faid a'tcf adultery and cruelty were comm tied without the c nsent, conivance, procurement or knowledge of said plaintiff, and that as soon as she became cognizaDt of said art of adni ery she refused to lira or cohabiter w'th sale' defendant. And yon are hereby notified that if yon fail to appear and answer tLts said complaint as above required, tha aaid plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded therein Wttnssa, the Hon. Charles S. Zane, Judge, and the Seal of the District Court of the Third Judicial District, in and for the Territory of Utah, thia 9th day of April, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundrod and niuetv-t-.v- IbsxiA HENRY G. McMILLAN Clerk. By Quo. D Looms. Depntv Clerk. VTORK MINING COMPANY OFFICE IS JL rooms 48 aud 50, Wasatch building, Salt Lake l City, Utah Territory. Notice of assessment ' Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of tho Board of Directors of Tho York Mining oiunany held at Salt Lake City, on Ap.il 20th, 18J2, an as-sessment of one and cne-fial- f (l'i) rents per share was levied upon the ,anital stock of suid company, navable on or before Wednesday, the 1st day "of Juno, A. D. 1892, to W. B. Andrew, the secretary, at the office of paid company in rooms 48 and 5o, Wasatch building. Salt Lake City, Utah. Any stock upon which such assessment shall je-m-unpaid on said Is: day of June, 1892, shall be and be declared delinquent an udvertised for sale, and un'ess paynie n: shall be marie before, will be Bold at the office of the company as afore-said, at 12 o'c lock, noon, on th-- ' 22nd day of June, A. D. 18M2, eing Wednesday, at public auction to the highest bidder, to pay sucu assessment and costs of advertising and eipenses of sale. By order of the board of directors. W. B. ANDREW, Secretary, Rooms 48 and 50. Wasatch buildim-- . Salt Lake ORDINANCE EXTENDING AND g AN the boundaries of the Fire Limits in Salt Lake City. Section 1. Be it ordained by the City Council of Salt Lake City, that the fire limits of said city as defined and established by Section 18 of an ordinance creatirg a fire department and fire limits, be and the same are hereby extended and included In the lire limits of said city as follows: Commencing at the northeast corner of Fourth South Street and First West Street in said city; running thence west along the north boundary line of Fourth Street to a point ten rods west of the east boundary line of Block thirty-six- . Plat C, thence north to First North Street through Blocks 36, b7, 48, 49, SO and 61, Plat "C," ten rods west of their east boundary line; thence east along the Sonth boundary line of First North Street to the west line of First Bast Street, thence south along the west boundary line of First East Street to tlie northeast corner of First East and North Temple streets embracing all of Blocks 46, 47, 48, 49. 00, 61. 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, fi7. 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 84, 85, 93, 91. !)5, 96, 97, 98 and (M, as platted In Plat "A" and the west ten rods of Blocks 36, 37, 48, 49, 60 and 61 as plattedin Plat "C" of Salt Lake City Survey. Sec. 2. That this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Passed and approved May 9th, 1892. Attest: R. N. BASKIN. Mayor. seal C. E. STANTON, City Recorder VlKD States of Axerica, 1 Territory or Utah, ss. County i.nd City of Salt Lake. ) I, C. E. Stanton, Recorder in and for Salt Lake City, Utah, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of "An Ordinance, Extending and Enlarging the boundaries of the Fire Limits in Salt Luke City" passed and ap-proved by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah, May 9th, iM&, as appears of record In my office. In witness whereof, I have hereunto pet my hand and affixed the Corporate Seal of Salt Lake City this tenth dav of Mav. A. D. H9.'. T) mF. IKE C. IB. .STA-,'TO- Citv Recorder. Notice to Creditors. Estate of Angu?t Bouhahen, deoeased. IS HCRKBY GIVEN. BY TEE UN-i.- 1 dersigned, Jodah Barne;t, administrator of the estate of August Bouliaben, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the neces-sary vouchers within four mi n'hs after the first publication of this notice, to tae said administra-tor at Mci ornick Co.'s Bank in a!t Lake Ciy in the County of Salt Lake, 1. tah Territory. Dated, May 5th, 1892. JuSIAH BARNETT, Administrator. Frank PrencE, AtUr-t- y for Et;.to. A N ORDINANCE CREATING, DEFINING and establishing Sidewalk Districts in Salt . ake City. Section 1. Be it ordained by the City Council of Salt Lake City, that the following Sidewalk Districts are hereby created, defined and estab-lished in Salt Lake City, viz.: District No. 19. Both sides of Fifth South street. Sixth South street, Seventh Sonth street, Eighth South street and Ninth South street, from the East side of Fifth West street to the Military Reservation, and both sides of First West street, West Temple street, East Temple street, State street and Second East street, from Eighth South street to Ninth South street; and botli sides of Third East street, Fourth East street. Fifth East street. Sixth East street, Sev nth East street, Eighth East Sreet, Ninth East street, Tenth East street. Eleventh East street. Twelfth East street and Thirteenth East street, from the South side of South Temple street to Ninth Sou'h street, ex-cept both sides of Fifth East street from the south side of South Temple street to the north side of First South street, the same being District No. 18. District No. 0. Both sides of Fourth West stree', Third West street. Second South street, from the North side of Fifth West street. North to the North line of Ninth North street; also both sides of First West street from Sonth Temple street to Ninth North street, and both sides of West Temple street to First North street; also both sides of South Temple street from Third Y.'est street to the East side of Fifth West street, and both sides of North Temple street and First North street from the West side of State street to the East side of Fifth West street, and both sides ot Second and Third North streets from Quince street to the East side of Fifth West street, and both sides of Fourth North street, Fifth North street. Sixth North street, seventh North street, Kightll North street and Ninth North street from Firs' West street to the East side of Fifth West street. District No. 21 Both sides of all streets and public alleys and avenues in Plat "E'' Salt Lake City survey. District So. 22 Both sides of all streets, pub-lic alleys and avenues in Plat "D"' Salt Lake 'City survey. District No. 23 Both sides of all streets, pub-lic alieys and avenues in Plat "G'' Salt Lake City sur.ey. District No. 24 -- Both sides of all streets, pub-lic alleys and avenues within the following boun-daries: Commencing at the Last side of Fifth West Street at its imersectlon with Mnth South Street, thence North to Ninth North Street, thence West to Eleventh West Street, thence South along Eleventh West Street to a point of intersection with the Jordan River, thence along the East bank of said Ri.er to Ninth South 8trie', thence East to the East side of Fifth West Street. District No. 2--" Both sides of Market Street District No. 2f Moth sides of all streets and avenues in Plat "J" Salt Lake City survey. Sec. 2 This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Passed and approved Mav f th, 1892. Attest: R. N. BAsKIN", Mayor. seal C. E. 'Stanton. United States of America, ) Territory of Utah. ss. City aDd County of Salt Lake. ) I, C. E. Stanton, Recorder in and for Salt Lake City, Utah, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a fu l, true and correct copy of "An Ordinance, Creating, Defining and Establishing Sidewalk Districts in Salt Lake City,"' passed and approved by the City Council of Salt Lake Citv, Slay 9th, 1802. In Witness Whereof, 1 have hereunto eet my hand and affixed the Corporate Seal of Salt Lake City, this 13th day of May, A. D. 1MB, C. E. STANTON, ONo. 191 City Recorder. Summons. TiroiTOKT or Utah, "I Couktt or Salt Lake, leg. City or Salt Lass, J In the Justice's Court, Second Precinct. Before Clarence W. Hall.Jnatice of the Peace. Alexander Henessey, 1 Plaintiff. I Summons, vs. j. John McMann, Demand,$100 and costf Defendant. J To John McMann, greeting: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO BH appear before me, the undersigned, at my office, No. 218 Main Streets, in Second Pre-cinct, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Connty, Terri-tory of Utah, and answer a complaint filed against you by the above named plaintiff, within five days j. exclusive of the day of service) if this summons is served in Second Precinct ; within ten days if served out of said Second Precinct, bnt in Salt LekecBny; within twenty days if served else-Sai- d action is brought te recover from you the sum of $100 for mouer loaned by plaintiff to de- fendant between the 23d day of July, 1991, and the i9th day of Decern eer, 1891. If you fail to app-- ar and answer the plaintiff w,vi, tale judgment against you for the sum of $100 and costs. To the Sheriff or any Constable of said County, gnerereeotifn. g: 3Iake legal service and due return ADVei8S'"nd6r my hBdthi 12411 of March, CLARENCE W. HALL. Justice of the Peace of said Precinct. Always fresh. S. L. Pickle Co.'s pickles. Fast Trains. Definite arrangements have now been made for the new fast train from San Fran-cisco to Chicago, which will be put on May 22, and run via Southern Pacific, Rio Grande Western, Colorado Midland and AtchiaoB, Topeka it Santa Fe roads. Train will leave San Francisco at 7 a. mu, leave Ogdeu the next day at bi.15 p. m., Ieav3 Colorado Spring the next day at 9:25 p. m., arriving at Kansas City the next dayat 6:20 p. m., and Chicago the following morning at 9:15 a. m. This train will make the run from Ogden to Chicago in exactly sixty hours, and will be the fastest train on record be-tween Ogden and Chicago via Kansas City. Delinquent Stock Notice. THE BRIGHTON A NORTH POINT Company -- location of principal place of business, Brighton Meetine House. Salt L 'ka county, Utah. There are deiiquent upon the fol-lowing desi ribed stock of the Brighton Jr North Point Iriiiia oi Company, on assessment of I fty (50) cents per share, levi" ! noon the 2nd day of April, 1SS2. the several a; i sr-- : opposite the names of t.ie respective shareholders as follows: No. No. Cert. Name. Shares. Ara't. 219 Niels AnderscT 3 $ 1 H) 306 J. E. Tregeagle 2 1 00 150 Joe;;h Bull 11 5 50 H3 Jennie E. Brico 11 5 50 S!2 Jem. s H. Bwivn 1 ..f-- 00 241 A. G. Bast 20 10 00 218 " " IS 9 00 264 " " 1 3 50 2JJ Richard C. Camp.."!".'.".'.'.'" h 3 50 141 C. H. Carpenter 17 8 50 3 J. L. Durgm ti oj 1T3 Eaton & Merrvmnn 15 T 50 111 B. A. M. Froi?eth 3 1 50 201 " " 22 II Od 2rT ' " 10 5 00 20!) " " 11 5 50 212 " " 5 2 50 214 " 2 1 00 277 " " 31 15 50 40 P. F. Gos 4i 21 00 159 Cyrus H. Gold 11 y 00 Unissued, Robert Hazen, Jr 1 50 SH7 G.S.Holmes u 6 3 00 57 George M. Jones 7. 2 1 00 ESI Ar.n s M. Jones 21 10 60 35 So .nia A. Lane 9 4 50 109 John Lloyd , 4 2 00 220 J. L. McCanby 2 ) 11 50 221 B. G. Baybould 5S S8 00 31i Philip Sc iwarcz 57 2-- t 50 2,"4 Li.emma E. inell 11 5 50 H Loam nu E. snu p k to 282 Lueinma E. Si.e 1 21 12 00 279 Luemma E. Snell 17 850 2M J.M. Tnomas 7 3 7)0 201 J. A. Williame 11 I 50 285 D. Camp Wray 7 3 50 266 C. E. Wantl'ind 10 5 00 And in accordance w'th law and thenrder of the board of directors made on the said 2nd y cf April, 1892, so many shares of each arcei of st msk as may be necessary will be sold at the office ot the secretary and treasurer of the company, .. B. Critchlow, at his office, 23 lioof er b";o k.Salt Lake City, on the 21st day of May, IMtlj, at 12 o c ock noon of said day to pay delinquent assessnnt thereon, together with the cost of adveriising and expenses of sale. E. B. CRITCHLOW. Secretary. AS ORDINANCE TO FIX THE SALARIES certain city officers ai d employes. Be tl Ordained, By the City Conucil of the city of Salt Lake, in pursaance of the resolution ot said l ily Council, duly passed at its soecial sea-si-on held on the 19th dav of March, 1892, and on the 23th day of March, 1892. Section 1. The salary of the City Attorney shail be two thousand rive hundred dollars per annum. The salary of the Assistant city Attor-ney shall he fifteen" hundred dollars per smiux The salary of th) Suptr.isor of Str'e'a shall bo two thousand dollars per annum. 1 he salary of the Superintendent of Sewer Conatructlon shall thons-.n- collars tier annum. The salary of the Ci'y exton sIib.I be twelve hundre t dol-lars per annum and eosunifslofl or 20 per cenr on all eals of burial lots in said city cetueteiy. Tho salary of the Super ntenden of Waterworks shall be two thousand dollars per annum. TI e sal-ary of the Police Justice shall bo fifteen hund ed dollars pi r annnm. Tho salary of tho water master shall be two thousand dollars per ai num. The salary of the chief of tho fire department shall be two thousand d liars per annum. The salary of t;,e cleik of the police court shall be twelve hundred dollars per annum. Section 2. Such silaries shall be paid in eq-ia- l monthly installments out of the citv treasury at the end of eiicii month, and the salaries herein fixed si. ail remain a the salaries of the officer and employee- - herein named until changed by the city counciL Section 3. Such parts of former ordinances a purport to fix or regulate the salaries of the offi-cers' named in the first section hereof are hcrofiy repealed. Pas-e- i and approved May 6th, 1892. Attest: R. N. I'askim, Mayor. (Seal) C. E. Stanton, Recorder. United Statbs of America, i Tkrbitorv of I'tah, ss covntv and l itt op s.m." lake I, C. E. Stanton, Record r in and for Salt Lako City, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of "An Ordinance, Fixing the Salaries of Certain City Ofliiers and Em-ployes," passed and approved bv the Citv Council vc7 Salt Lake City, Utah, May bth, A. D. 1MB, &a appears of record in my office. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Corporate Seal of Salt I.tdM City, this ninth day of May, A. D. 18 1 'isEAL.J C.E.STANTON. No. 187. City Recorder. IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND the Third Judicial District cf Utah Terri-tory, County of Salt Lake. C. A. Graeber, plain-- t ft vs. J. M. Kennidy, Netlie Kennedy. hi wif, Edward F. Beck, Glen R. Eothwell H. E. McCon-naugh- J. W. Farrell, andAsnes Poland, defend-ant, sammon. The People of the Territory of Utah send greeting to J. M. Kennedy, -N- ellie Kennedy, his wif, Edward F. Beck. Glen K. Bothwell, R. E. ilcC'onnaughy, J. W. Farrell and Agnes Pol-and, ulunts. You are hereov required to a: pear in so 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 filed therein within ten days (exclusive of he 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 be taken against you, according to the prayer of said complaint. The said action is on .in to fcuve j:.a.i.iu aga...c' ucoaonnt "- - M. Kennedy in sum of $500, with interest at l'i per cent per month from October 14, 1891 until paid, for attor-neys fee and costs of suit; alleged to be due on a certain promissory note, executed by said defend-ant to plaintiff, July 14, 1891, for $500, with in-terest at l'i per cent per month from date until paid, sime being due and wholly unpaid, save in-terest to October 14, 1891, and secured by mort-gage of even date on premise hereinafter de-scribed: to have the nvoal decree cf this Court for the sale of said premises: that proceeds thereof be applied In payment of amount due as above; that defendants; and all persons claiming under them, be barred and foreclosed of all rirrht or equity of redemption in said premises: that plaintiff have judgment forany deflcici.cy, and for other relief ; said premises are described as fol-lows, to wit: Commencing 62 ft. 8.. of N. W. corner of Lot 13, Blk. 1, View'' a subdi-vision of Lots 9 and 10, Blk. 10. 5 Acre Plat "A," Big Field Survey, running ttaent e S. 31 ft., thence E. 127H ft., thence N. 31'-- ft., thence W. 127'4 ft. to place of beginning, being parts of Lots 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13, aid Blk. I situate in Salt Lake City and County, Utah. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said pla ntiff will take judgment aMj .f Y,rfin "m o' Witness, the Hon. Charles S. Zane, Judge, and the Seat of the District Court of the Third Judi-cial District, in and for the Territory of Utah, this . th day of April, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-two- . SBAU HENRY G. McMILLAN, Clerk. By Geo. D. Loomis, Deputy Clerk. F.. vk Pi! Kt b, Alto: tv y for Plaintiff. AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING THE of water ditches- - Be it ordained by the City Council of Salt Lake City as follows: Section L It shall be unlawful for any person to drive any wagon or other vehicle across any public water ditch or canal within the corporate limits of said Salt Lake City other than at a reg-ular crossing, or place any pole, board or any other obstruction whatever, in any such public ditch or canal for any purpose, or in any way in-terfere with the free and unobstructed flow of water in such ditch or canal. Sec. 2. Any person uesiiing to drive across any public water ditch or canal at any place other than at a public crossing, shall, before doing so, place over said ditch or canal a good and substan-tial bridge, or in said ditch or canal a good aud substantial covered flume, as the City Water Master may direct and decide, sufficiently high, and of sufficient capacity, so as not to interfere with, or prevent the free and unobstructed flow of w ater in said ditch or canal, said bridge or flume to be constructed under the direction of the Water Master of said city. Sec. 8. Any person or persons violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be pun-ished by a fine in any sum not less than five nor mere than twenty-fiv- e dollars. Sec. 4. This ordinance shall take effect from and after its passage and publication. Passed and approved May 9, lfeBL R. N. BASKIN, Mayor. Attest: C. E. STANTON, Seal. City Recorder. United States of America, ) Territory of Utah, vgs. County and City of Salt Lake. I, C. E. Stanton, Recorder in and for Salt Lake City, Utah, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and eoicect copy of "An Ordinance Prohibiting the Obstruction of Water Ditches,"' passed and approved by the Cit- - Council of Salt Lake City, Utah, May St, 1812, as appears of record in my office. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Corporate Seal of Salt Lake City this 13th day of May. A.D., 1S92. C. E. STANTON, City Recorder. TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF NOTICE Lees, deceased Notice is hereby by the undersigned, John Lees, Executor of f;iven will of John Lees, deceased, to the credi-tors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publi-cation of this notice, to the said Executor, at tha office of C. O. Whittemore, Atty. at Law, Salt Lake Citv, Utah. JOHN LEES, Executor of last will of John Lees, deceased. Dated May 6th, 18K2. NOTICE OP ASSESSMENT - CHAL vCKBEK N tic is hereby fives that at a mee in? of the bo n! o dXect is of the Ci'alk Creek Coal Mining C r.i an .; a: alt Lake City, Frida., Mtyfl h. 15 9 .a ass- - so entof one ill cent per snare was levi d up. n ti e c qiital stork of said company, piyib e on or titfor v, ay 25th', 11492, to th seore ary, J. D. Bee! ee, at the office of Masan fc o , 'AX) West Sonth Temple str-o- t, Salt Lake Cit-- . Any stocks upou which such asses.-men- t sha'l rents n unpaid on said 2fth day of May. shall le ar.d lie rieel red delinquent and advertised for sale, ar.d unless payment shall ho inade ba o:e, will M so y the secre'a'v at once of Mason .t-- Co., at 12 o'clock, m , on Tnsdav. June loth, 192. at pttldic an tion to the hi -- hs-st bidder, to p y m ch asse-sni- and cost of advertising. By or ler of the of dl-- ! rector. J. D. BEEDEK, Secretary. Trustees' Sate, TlfHEEEAS, ON MARCH 6, 1890, SUSIB M. Free and John F. Free made and delivered to John B. Trever of Yonkers, Westchester county New York, their promissory note, where-in and'whereby for value received they promised to pay to the order of the said John B. Trevor, one year after date, seven thousan i dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of eizht par cent per annnm, from data until paid.hoth before and after judgment, interest payable quarterly, and both principal and interest payable in U.S. cold coin at the banking house of T. R. Jones A Co., in Salt Lake City, Utah, and that all an paid inter-est shonld draw interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum until paid; and Whereas, To secure the payment of said note and interest, said Susie M. and John F. rrce on March 6, 1890. duly made and delivered a deed of trutt, conveylne to T. R. Jones and B. J. Lynn of Salt Lake City, Utah, as trustees, the follow-ing decribed real estate, situated in Salt Lake City and county, to wit: A part of lot 1 In block 120, plot "V Salt Lake City snrvey, commencing at the southeast comer of said lot 1 and running thence north lt5 feec, thence west lofi feet, thance south 67 feet, thence east 47'yi feet, thence south 98 feet, thence east 117'i feet to the place of beginning; said trust deed being recorded on March 6, 1890, and of record in Book 2 M of Mortgages, pages 190-1-- 3 records of Salt Lake county, Utah. And whereas in aaid trust deed aaid Susie M. and John F. Free covenanted to pay said promis-sory note and to keep the Improvements on said property constantly insured at their expense, and that if they failed to keep up such insurance then that the holder of said note might effect the same and retain the cost thereof out of the proceeds of any eals made of the property under said trust deed; and, Whereas, they failed to keep up such insur-ance, and the holder of said note effected same at a cost of $14.96; and, WuEBSAS.no part of said note has been paid except the interest thereon up to June 23rd, 1691, and the principal and interest thereon from said last date is due and unpaid; and, WHans as, said Susid M. and John F. Free covenanted in said trust deed hat if said note and interest should not be paid when dne, or if such insurance should not be kept up by them, then that said trustees might sell said prop-erty, at the place and on the notice and in the manner specifically prescribed by said deed, to pay the same, and the costs of sale, attorney's fees and compensation to said trustees, either of the parties to the trust deed to be at liberty to become tba purchaser at such sale. Now at the request of such holder of said note, the nndersigned as such trustees and under tha powers conferred on them by said trust deed, will, on Saturday, the 9th day of April, 1892, at l'i o'clock m. of that day, at the front door of the Salt Lake Count;-- Court House, in Salt Lake City, Utah, sell to tha highest bidder for cash. Said described property or so much thereof as necessary to psy and satisfy the unpaid amount of said note, and said insurance and tbs costs of sale, including atiomeys fees and com--' pensation to the andarsigned trustees. Datsd March 16th, liai T. R. JONES, S. i. LYNN, Trustees. SAt the request of the holder of the promissory note above referred to the undersigned hereby postpone the date of the sale above noticed until May 2d, 1892 at 12 o'clock, m., of aaid day; when snch sale will be made st the pises and in the manner above noticed. D.todApriiSth.1892. JONES 8. J. LYNN, ' Trustees At the requeat of the holder of the promissory note above referred to the undersigned have post-poned, and hereby postpone the date of the sale above noticed until May 23, 1892, at 12 o'clock, noon, of that day, when snch sale will be made at the place and iu the manner above noticed. listed May 2, is t. R. JONES, S. J. LYNN, Trustees. . ' ssssa NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE of the American Natural Gas Com-pany. Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of the American Natural Gas Company is called and will be held at the of-fice of the said Company, No. 21s South East Temple street, Salt Lake City, Utoh territory (offi e of W. C. Halii, on Monday, Y'ay 3ith. 1892, at 2 o i iock p.m., for the purpose of hanging and amending the articles. or incorporation of said Company by annulling c rtain articles and changing and amending certain other articles of the articles of incorporation of said Company, and also for the further purpose of ascertaining and determining if it is not for the best interests of the said Comnany and the stock-holders thereof that the said Company sell, trans-fer and carry all or any j art of the franchises, leases, ga wells and property what oever be-longing to and owned by said Company and wheresoever situated, and to agree upon and Hi the terms and consideration of such saie, transfer aud JAMES F. WOODMAN, Fresident of the Board of Trustees of the Amer-ican Natural i. as Company. Attest: JOHN T. STRINGER, Dated Salt Lake City, Utah, May 7, lfe1"'1"' rpIMBER CULTURE, FINAL PROOF NO-- i X tice for pu blication. -- United St'ite Land Of-fi- City. Utah, May 7, .o iie is hei eby given that John Cat.-e- has Hied notice of 1'iteniion to make final i roof before tl e Megi-t- er and Receiver at his ofli e in .a.t Lake i itj, Utah, on Saturcay, the 18th day of Jr.ne, lt'92, n lim-- i her culture appiica'ion No Pl'-t-, for the S.E. "4 N.W. N.E. a S.W. i, N.W. s.K. U, and lot 8, quarter of section No. i. Township No. 1 south range No. 2 W. He names as witnsse-- : John S. Bwdige, I John B. Howdige, Lewis S. Keim, Find ay Free, aL of Salt Lake City P. O., I kt! . FRANK l. HOB 88, Regia'er. Wilkes A Chadwick, After leys for claimant. No. 1803. TRUSTEE S SALE- - WHEREAS LEONARD and Rama L. Osgood, his wife, on the first day of December, 1!M, made, exi c. ted and delivered to Emil J. Kaddatz their certain, promissory note for lhe principal sum of Ulrett thousand three hundred and -- ixteen dollars, payable to the order of said K;..iIJ. Ka'i'latz, ninety days after date thereof, y',i iutetes. there-on at the ia!e of one tl; per ceti per innuiii until paid, and Wuekf.as, To secure the payment of said note the said Leonard S. Osgood aiid Kiiina L. Osgood on said day made, executed and delivered to S. McDow ali as trustee for the said Ennl J. ltud-da- tz their certain trust deed in writing of that date, which said trust, deed was duly certified, acknowledged and recorded In the oilce of the County Recorder of Tooele County, Utah Terri-tory, on the third day of December, 1S!1, and thereby conveyed to said McDow all the follow ing mining property, tow .t. : An undivided threer fourths (?4) interest of, in and to the Lode, mining claim, situate iu tho Eush Vallev Mining District in the said County of Tooele, designated as U.S. Survey, lot No. S3," and more partkularly described in ami by ;uid trus deed. Also an undivided three-fourth- s (Jt inter est of, in and to th Laura Lode, miaiULf cluirfi, aituate in the said Rush Valley Mining District County of Tooele, Utah, more particularly do-se ribea in and by the location certificate thereat recorded in Book F, at page 182 of the records iu the office of the District Recorder of said Rush Valley Mining District and in and by atid trust deed. Also one (1) upright boiler, engine and blower now upon said ''No-L'-Do- ti t' mining claim, and Whereas, it is provided, in said trust deod tho in case default be made in the payment of Said promissory note, that the said trustee might pro ceed to sell, aud sell am! dispose of said premise or any part thereof, and all riht. title, beseftl and equitv of redemption of the said Leonsrd S, Osgood and Roma L. Osgood, their heirs ani assigns therein either in mass, cr separate par-cels at public auction on said premises or any part thereof, for the highest and beat price tho same will bring in cash, twenty days previona notice of such sale having been giren by pub-lication m any newspaper at that tiaie pule-lishe-in the county of Salt Lake, Utah Terri-tory, and out of the proceeds of such saie, ue to pay the cost of advertising, selling and oon-veyi- ng said premises, including a rosfconaoto commission to the trustee for bin erviees sad a reasonable attorney's fee and all other expense of this trnst. Secondly, to pay to the holder of said fvmis-sor- v note such sums s he may haveptld'fofe taxes or assessment on said praslnci, or fo tlngnish any outstanding title or Ksos tbereon, Thirdly, to pay the full amoaat of said pruais--- A sorv note, together with interest thsreoB, adS whereas, the said Leonard S. Osgood aad Etunur L. Osgood have not paid said promissory uotefaMW anv part thereof, and the same is past dt payable Now, therefore, in consideration el lj& premises, and of the power vested in me bv ssM Trust Deed and by request of the leal bolder eft said promissory note, I wilL-oj-j MouOay, .WMSOMfff Thirteenth day cf Jane, 1893, at 1 olac p.iiW on said dav, at and upon said Mining claim, in the said County of Tofjfefc. seM said described property te the highest bidder few-cash-or so much thereof as may pay sai'nesa and interest thereon, trustee's aad eMornertsi fees and the expenses of said truit as nrovfdadal said trust deed. S. MoDOWALL, TljsalijJ "CORPORATION NOTICE NOTICE IS J herebv g.ven that there will be a meeting of the stockholder- of Earis Furniture and Carpet company, at the office of the ccmpany, at 207 and 211 Suit-stree- in I ake City, Utah, on the loth day of June, 18'.2, at 7:30 p m., for the pur-pose of acting upon a proposed change of the articles of association of said company by dimin-ishing its capital stock to Twenty five Thousand Dollars. W. F. EARLS Uat d May 2o, Secretary Summons. In the District Court in and for the Third Judi-cial District of Utah Territory, County oi Salt Lske. Robert Allen, Plaintiff, vs. V Summons. Allie Allen, Defendant. ) Tii- - 1'oquie of tha Territory of Utah Send Greet tug: To Allie Allen, Defendant. YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO 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 filed therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this sum-monsif 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 be taken against" yoa, according to the prayer of said complaint. The said action is brought to have a decree of this louri dissolving the bonds of matrimony ex-isting between plaintiff and defendant, and grant-ing plaintiff general relief; prayed on the ground that ou or about the 20th day of April, 1891, the defer.dnntwillfully and without cause deserted and ahantWaed this plaintiff, and has ever since continued to so,desert and abandon him, without any sufficient cause or reason and against his wiU and without hia convent. And yon are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint aa above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the Court fe r the relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon. Charles 8. Zane. Judge, and he Seal of the District Court of the Third Judicial District, in and for the Territory of Utah, this 2fth day of April, in the year of our Lord on thousand eight hundred . ...d ninety-two- . LSealI HENRY G. McMILLAN Clerk. McDowall A Lylea. Attorneys for Plain tiC a MARSHAL'S BALE PURSUANT TO AN to medirre'ed by the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Terri-tory of Utah, I shall offer for sab- - at ptildic auc-tion on the tit h day of June. 1892, at 12 o'clock m., at the front doer of the County Court House In the C ty and County ot ialt Line, Utah Terri-tory, all the right, title, claim slid 1st rest of Walter Murphy, Emma B. P. Murphy, Chas. O. Farnsworth and Jennie A. FarnSworth of, in or to lhe following described real estate property, si'nated, lving and being in ihe City and County of Salt Lake, Utah Territory, to-w- : A part of Lot Six (6), in Block Fifty-thie- e (. of I'lat A, i Salt Lake City Survey, commencing at a point eight (B) rods East of the Nor h west corner of said lot, snd running thence Soutu ten (li) rods, thence East two (2) rods, thence north ten (10) rods, thence West two (2) rods to the place of beginning in Salt Lake City, County cf Salt Lake. Territory of Utah. To be sold as the property of Walter Mnrphy, Emma B. P. Murphy, diss. O. Farnsworth and Jennie A. Farnsworth, at the snit of W. H. H. Spafford. Terms of sale cash. C. B. Jack, Plaintiff's Attorney. Salt Lake City, Utah, May 14, 1892. E. 11. PAR.-ON- S, U. S. Marshal. By D. N SWAN, Deputy MarshaL MARSHAL'S SALE PURSUANT TO AN to me directed by the Third Ju-dicial District Court of the Territory of Utah, I shall expose at public sa e, at ihff front door of the County Court House, in the City of Salt Lake county of Salt Lake and Terraorv of Utah, on the Hist day of Mac, le9', atl.J o'c oc'j M., all tha right, title, claim and interest of- i. 11. Ker.n-d- v, of. in, ani to the following described real Sjtate, ituate, lyinc and being in Salt Lak" Countv, Ter-- r torv cf I't.'h, and ceu-ibt- ss fellows, t: Block two (l) Oregon Rose Add 1I0.1 to Salt Lake Ouy, being a subdivision of yrt o' Section twen-tv-.-i- x (2J) Township cne (1) Son h Rangeone (i) Ea-t- , ra t Lake Meridian, Sal: Luke County, Utah Territory. Also an undivided oae fifth (1-- in-terest f, in an 1 ;o the Clara M. Mine, located in the sontn Fork of the B'g Cottonwood Mining District, Salt Lake County, Utah Territory. To be soli as tfce of J. M. Kennedy at the suit of E. F. Be k. Terms of sale, caeh. E. U. PARSONS, U. 8. Marshal. By A. II. Parsons, Deputy MarshaL Duifcd May 5th. lska. ""I Notice to Creditors. Estate of Jessie E. Jack, deceased. NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE J. F. Jack, executor of the estate of Je.-.-i- e E. Jack, deceased, to the creditors of and all person" having laims against the said de-ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouch-er vithin ten months after the first p ilillca ion of this notice, to the said J. K. Jack, executor, at H Commercial block, in Salt Lake City, in tiu county of Salt Lake, Territory of L'tah. J. F. JACK, Executor Of the estate of Jessie E. Jack, deceased. Dated May 3, 18J2. ' |