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Show " ' THE SALT LAKE TIMtiS, 'T'tTKSDAY EXESlxZ, Al'KIL 15, 16V0. The finest lino of shirts m silk and the city, at Gardner's. 141 Mu"n! " TH E Laco H () US K Children's Mull Hals, Sun Bonnets, Silk Caps, Swiss Caps, Latest Styles. If you want collars aud cuffs, vou cau tind what you want at Gardner's, 141 Mam street. Union National Bank.! SALT LAKE CITY. Capital - - - - --100.000.00 United States Depository Safe Deposit Vault, Absolutely Fir and Burglar Proof. Boie fpoto o.0C to fij.00 per Year. Careful and Prompt Attention Given TO COLLECTIONS. TheKNIGHT-K'CLUR- E Music Company. PIANOS & ORGANS, Instruments Sold on Easy Terms Old Instruments Taken in Exchange. 26 West Third South Street, Salt lake City. MASONS. WASATCH LODUK,' NO. I, A. F. & A. M. Regular communications held at the M. miiilc Hull the second Fridav of oaeb month. Members of Ulster Lodges' and sojourning brethren In good sundtne are cordially invited to attend. ADOLPH ANDERSON. W. M. J. M.u,n, Secretary, UTAH COMMANDEKY. NO. I. KNIGHTS Stated conclaves held at Ma-sonic hall, oil t he tirst Thursdav of each month, at 7 o'clock. Visiting Knights are courteously Invited to attend. A. M. GRANT, E. C. 1'HU.IP nilKKiS. Record-.- . KOENTAiDijErO."sr.Fr& A. M St ated communications held nt Masouic hall the first Tuesday in each month, Members of sister lodges mid sojotnu'.nir brethren in good siaiidilig are cordially Invited id attend. I S. VAIilAN, V. M. M. 0. Pitu.nrs Secretary. Mt7m"ok7aiT lodoeTso. 1, af. & a. m. held at Masonic hall, r.ast Temple stieet. the Mouuav of e;wh month. Members of lodges auil eoloiiruiiu; brethren in good standing are cor-dially iu lted to attend. JOHN B. FARLOW, W. M. CbristoI'HKH Dikiu, Secretary. UTAH CHAPTER. NoTirRTATM-St-ated held on the tlrst Wednesday in each month, at Matouic hall, at S p. nt. torui).iulou are cordially invited to attend. JACOB J. GREEN EWALD, M. E. H. P. Pn11.1i' Hiiu;ns, Secretary. MISCELLANEOUS. pALOIMINE PAINT AND WHITEWASH KJ brushes at cost 1). H. Hoover A Co., 114 S Main St. ...... C ALT LAKE CITY CORPORATION WANTS O to purchase a quantity of stock in the Salt Lake City Uns Co., any parties having suinc for sale who will quote to (ieo. M. Seott, nianr, on or lieforc the 'irth day of April, 1SW, may be able to effect a sale. By crder of the city conncil. Louis hyams, City Recorder. ClTt Hall, Salt Lake Cm, March 2S, lsiO. McCORNICK & CO., SALT LAKE, UTAH CareM attention giventa th. sale of Ore. and Bullion. We solioit consignments guar-anteeing highest market price. COLLECTIONS MAdTaT LOWEST RATES ACTIVE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED. CORRESPONDENTS: New York-I- mp. and Trad. NaL Bank, Chemical aat. Bank, Ktnnlze Bro. Chicago-Cominer- c;al Nat. Bank. Baa Fronciseo-Fi- rst Nat Bank. Crocker. Woodworth Nat. Hank. Omaha Omaha Nit. Bank. St. Louis-St- ate Bank of St, Lonis. Kansas City-N- at, Bank of Kansas City. Denver Denver Nat. Bank, City Nat. Bank Slt' Mar,il1 Co" M LombMdStreet L. S. L. OOIOBADOAGENO LOUISIANA STATE LOT TEST COMPANY, Tickets sold and information famished. Tel. egraphio reports received the mime dar of draw- - g a?vJa.ru,'f hed to who Purchase' tickets of me. Official lists of all drawings furnished on acphpasliecrast.ionI and mailed to all out of town pnr will cash prizes that may be drawn by tickets sold bv me, in fuU withoat discount. Orders by mail given prompt attention, FRANK L. M. 8MITH, Agent .0 1 c-- 1. Turf Exchange. South Pueblo Dressmaking! When in want of a NICE, STYLISH SUIT, don't fail to call ou MISS HARGROVE, 4th Floor, take Elevator.Scott-Auerbao- h bldg speciaiTnqticeI Advertisement under this head will bechsrged jt the rate of ten cents per line for each insertion. No advertisement will be taken for lees than 35 cunts. Parties advertising in this column can have their Hnswers addressed core of The Timer. O'REILLY'S One-Pric- e Store. Keeps a Full Line of clothhtq And GadU' Furnishing Goods, Boots, Hats, Trunks, Valises, Blankets, Etc., Eto. We nev4 miHropress'" uodi, We gutimittHs tiii'.ctitotioii, We are uevb' iiiilenold, aud We Lbvo iuiy one prioe I Ordoi u) mail reteive camful atton ticn. illO iain street, two doori south of W bite House. WE IIAXDIiE Business, Residence ami Country Property, IMrROVED AND UXIMPKOVED. Parties wishinff ti buy tr sell K(lty, had better us. Our motto; 'Small Profits aud Quick Turn. Corrwpoudenee solicitod. W. L. BARRET & CO., 207 S. Main St.. Suit Lale City, I'tah. Hi ANNUAL STATEMENT For the year ending- - conditioFnebruary 28, 1890, of the of the Mia Fire Insurance Company, Made to the Secretary of the Territorvof Utah, in pursuance of au act relating to Fire Insur- ance Companies, approved March 13, 1SS4. Name of Company and location: Hkkla Fjhe iNsrnAHCB Co., St. Panl. Minn. The amount of Capital Stock is B 010 The Capital Stock paid up is suo'uoo The amount of its Asset:! is "Ou'lXJO The amount of its Liabilities tluoludlnir capital) is The net Surplus over all Liabilities is! '. Silo.two The name of its Attorney or Acent for the 1 erritory of Utah upon whom service of pro- cess in any civil action against said Company may be made: Martin & Lindsay. Salt Lake City, Utah, The receipts during the year were.... .. The exp.'uditure during the year were. State of Minnesota, I County of Ramsey, )' Bs W. C. Bredeuhagen. being duly sworn, deposes and savs that he is the above described officer of said Company, ami that the foregoing statement of the general condition of said Company on said Twenty-eight- h day of February is correct according to the best of his information, kuowludge uud be-lief, respectively, i -- W. C. Bnr.DBNH.UlEN, 4 seal f t. Subscribed and sworn before this third day of April, A. 1). ISiW. i Edwakd O. B. Heniiy. seal Notary Public, Ramse y Co., Minn. Tkhmtory ok Utah, ) . Secretary's Oftl e, (" I, Elijah Sells, Secretary of the f Utah, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a full, true and correct copv o the nnnual statement of the general cond'ition of The Hekla Fihe iNsritANCKCo., of St. Paul, Minn., Hied in my ofllce on the eighth day of April. 1SH0, in pursuance of an act relating to Fire Insurance companies, approved March 13, 1881. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed tho Oreat, Seal of of the Territory of Utah, this eighth day of April, 189K. Elijah Sem,r. Secretary of Utah Territory. LOUIS HYAMS& CO., Agts, 515 Progress Block. The attention of tho trade is called to the full lino of neckwear at Gard-ner's. 141 Main street. roit 1Q90. Soino people ugivu with The SfS'H opinions about men uud things, and somo people don't ; but ovcrybndy likes to got hold of tho newspaper which is never dull and uover afraid to speak its mind. Democrets know that for twenty years The Si n has fought in the front liue for Democratic, principles, never wavering or weakening In its loyalty to tho true interests of (ho party It serves with fearless intelligence and disinterested vigor. At times opinions have differed as to the best menu of accomplishing tho common purpose ; It is not The Sun's fault if it has seeu further into the millstone. Eighteen hundred and ninety is the year that will probably determine the result of the Presidential elecliou of 1892, and perhaps tho fortunes of the Democracy for tho rest of the ceutury. Victory in 1812 Is a duty.and the begin-ning of 1800 Is tho best timo to start out in company with The Sin. Dally, per month, o.BO Dally, per year, .... 6.00 Sunday, per year, Daily and Sunday, per year, " Pally aud Sunday, per month, o.io Weekly Sun, one year, - ! Address THE M'N, New Vork. M1DDLEMISS, VAN DYKE & CCL Real Estate andMines, 156 Main St., Salt Lake City, Utah. FOR SALE. c3PsJnVnUn 10x10 cokskr, block tin, "d," citv water. Verv easv terms. fflf;nni noX'it feet, "south front C'VUfVt ou 5th. bet. I and J. Easv terms. ')'-M- 4X10ONSTH SOUTH, CLOSE IN, south front. Snap, rffin FOR 8 OF BEST LOTS IN PARK JJ View. Easy terms. Look this up. UNION LAND COMPANY, Rooms 8 and 9, Block. Telephone No. I. IlHST-CLAa- 8 job printing office for sale. on time. Enquire at THK Times ofhee V"ALL PAPER BORDER CENTER pieces and extension, at cost. D. B. Hoover & Co., Kit S. Main St. 7ft7"8HTRE8FOA8 BTOCK,lh7raU lOl Lake City Gas Co., is hereby offered for sale to the highest bidder; bids will be received for the same np to and including the "th day of April, MO, by Oeo. M. Bcott, mayor. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. By order of of the city council. LOU13 HYAM3. ( ity Recorder. City Hall, Salt Lake Cm, March 26, 1890. COMPLETENEW8PAPER outfit, except type: inclndes two-roll- double meiliura Potter press, size of bed 32x4., new four-hor- se boiler and engine. Will sell cheap and on easy terms. Address 'The Times Co." Salt Lake City. STORES on Commercial street snd Third South Revenue property. For particulars call on C. E. Wantland, 201 Main street. OR SALE. 109' jFEET ON i SOUTH 82", feet deep brick house, good buy Dor investment, will sell cheap. The Vanburkut Investment company, 179 Main street, cor II South. T.BABE CLOSINCTOUT OUKSTO('kTP T T wall paper and window curtains at cost. Cull and examine before purchasing else where. D. B. Hoover & Co., PM S. Main St. HAVE a choice lot of acreage and city prop-erty I for sale. All particulars can 1 had from the owner, at No. 413 East Second South street, Salt Lake City. ' HELP WANTED. WANTED-- A RESPONSIBLE YOUNG secure good position at Caldwell & Ferl's real estate office, rooms 3 and 5 Com-mercial SavUigs Bank building. AVANTED-- A LITTLE GIRL TO TAKE VV care of a baby; good wages to a good girl. Apply at 10 a. m ait North, Second West. NEAT. SMART BOY; GOOD WANTED-- A steady position for same. Ap-ply iu own hand writing to Frank Fierce, care Times office. THE SALT LAKE ABSTRACT, TITLE, GUARANTY TRUST-:-COMPAN- Y, (Formerly Harvey, Neff 4 Co.) 235 S. Main Street. CAPITAL $ 1 00,000.00. Incorporated under the laws of Utah Territory. Males Correct Abstracts of Title, Slow all Errors. Titles to Keal Estate and Mort-gages Thoroughly Examined Telephone, 352, P770 TONY FAUST. ttliteBJ.WfJ AKHKU8ZB. LAGER. W$M&tyfy tALZ- - 1 U, U, W. Hy Trucks. N'Ail 9 Wl Keg ami Hotth'd Per In auy Quantity Shipped Promptly U Ordw. Attention lrien to t'lty ruiriily Trnilit. ANHEUSER BUSCH BREWING ASSOCIATION. Fitzgerald &. Hofhcimcr, ... Sole AjerrtM j WANTED. BIDS for ten miles of street WANTED to A. J. Button, at othce of Davis 4 Stringer. 23 VV. 2nd Bonth street. EVERYBODY to advertise their wants in this P'j department of The Times. BITUATjONjrWATEpT SITUATION. Try an advertisement in TBI Times. LOST. GOLDEN opportunity, is lost if yon do not A advertise in The Times. loaned on diamonds, watches and MONEY E. MnCarrick, 210 South .Main st. ono door north of Walker House. Also a fine line of watches, jewelry revolvers and charms for sale, oheaper than anywhere in the west. PERSONAL. PENTSOK LADIES. DO YOU WISH TO ll correspond witU anyone! If so. send three two cent stamps forpartlcular. Address Mid Continent Bureau of Correspondence, 13!i Commercial street, Salt Lake City, Utah. and Insured. INSURES against loss by Mechanics Liens and dRentB 'boxes (latest improved Dieboldl in iU fire-pr- vault, and does an escrow business. Acts as Executor, Administrator, (iunrdian, Assignee, Receiver, etc., etc., and executes trust of every kind. Holding Trust Funds separate from all Other Assets of the company, And retaining as counsel the Attorney through whon the business comes. Co Jects interests ou income and transacts all other business authorised by its charter. Bills receipted for and safely kept without charge J0BE1II H, SMITH, President. Denver, Colo., WILLIAM J. HARVEY, Vice President and Manager, JOHN W. NEFF. Treasurer and Ass t Manager, EDWARD W. GENTER, Secretary and Abstract Omcer. Tames H. Baooit. "bank L. Hollabd President. " Cashier. Bank of Salt Lake. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. General Banking Easiness Transacted. Interest Paid on Time Deposits. Exchange Bought and Sold. Money to Lend on Keal Estate from one to five years time. ili tly ON SALE Yiljreli TO A.T-T- .J PRINCIPAL POITS EAST, WEST, NORTH and SOUTH A-T-THE CTY TICKET OFFICE. liioii-fatiiBv-f, SYSTEM. MOUNTAIN DIVISION ) Ths Only Un farrylu Ik tmtrf WU ) OvftrUlt.1 MU. Itr Cooiwrtfcws twren all Point Norta aod Kf. , j N EW TIME CAR C; i March 2, 1890. j yTHH CENTRAL DISTRICT. , Colonel Knox, of Texas Sift-Ings- , Is a shrewd, prurlieal uud micrcsjfiil newspniwr man. fin adverlisor as well ns imhlishfr. A Journalist rfjirrseniaiivo re-cently asked him: "What did you mean by your slatoliii'iit ut the Publisher' Convention last week, when you said that you did not think that the advertise-nifMi- t hi the uewsjiitper. 'top column next to readme; matter,' whs worth more than the sunie advertisement Inserted 'run of paper,' as it Is culled!" "1 did not say aiivtliintr of the kind," ho replied-- , "what I did say, was that 1 would not give"twetity-tiv(- ! per eeut or anv other per eont more for special position than 1 would give for ordinary space), iil.ieed anywhere that the publisher . miht dosiijiiate. Jf a man has not brains enough to writ and display his advertisement so as to attract attention, and causii every reader of the paper to see it, he should not be au adve-rtiser, Jin should drive a 'it reel-ca- r mule, run a milk-ear- t, or edit tlm w York Mail nnd Express. The lirst requisite of a tfood ad-vertisement is that it should attention. Jf you can not write your advertisement so that it will cause a rentier of (he publication in which It ap-pears to jianve and peruse It, you can not hope that the same i advertisement by beititr placed next to an editorial or on tint front page, or elsewhere, will cause it to be read. I realize from experioncn that the old fashioned way of al vert ising, which consisted in di.rtributiii(jaiiipl copies and displaying on tho news stand chromatic khow-card-was passed, and that the most profitable wuv to reach reading people is to ad-vertise in publications that are read and digested by appreciative people. The paper 1 represent coftls M a year. What is the use of advertising a M publication in a 00 cent medium? Why should we hope for profit if we present the mer-it of a I article to a .V) cent man! Would you advertiso a plow or a threshinir machine in the Armv and Navy Journal? Would you expect protiiable returns from your ad-vertisement of a four-dollu- r a year publication in a medium ilaily, weekly, or monthly that reached only shop girls or la- - j borer whose income would j not average more than four, five or nix dollars a week.? j I advertise in papers j that reach people who i are able to afford the amount ' w e a.k for our publication. We do not spend money for fun. When I invest atlollarinadver- - j tisjng, I expect to g'-- t at least one dollar and a half in return. Bv that, I mean fifty r cent. on th investment. I fifoht in taking your own medi cine. I prescribe dert:in . to mv commercial friends and use toe prescription myself." j j ; Puseoier Trtlas Arrive ui Leatre at Salt UU Cltj u folloti: j I Atlantic Rxtirew Aeuntlc ft Mii 1 Attante last Mall t m a m. v.-,h- .,n Luei .. ... Prk1tyt'UhN.ilhraLonil. M. '..a m. .... at Atlantic Kxpre ... .. "J '" f - ,'i e,tuta um! ttutw Ztanm iin. ! Fortlatwl sud Uutte Mt MU . ....... 1'tiytu. j 10 JC p m. j rm im Ta fcm. wtao t. MlIfordKxpr"" tfi-- . U.- -- "'.T. lt ' m. JumIi Kxpr-- .Kip to. M.l!t jtEyrrma. ' "- w.iso wtr ! . , Mixed d.ily.e.crpt Kunday) I" m. Throogt. -V Huoday? P J. I j ,, , T I' Ala. I " ' F-- tp m Passenger Trair.s ! tjkk lr 't"t Suo,lyi f Iroi, fi CMf. Soreka. j ete.. at I lb, m. lteturtung. arming at tUp.n. it ml j " The fast Mail." leaving (Htdea at 5 a m t ntpn wits PDoavlaCnodarfct.o IfJwt,!,4 io( l,i.aKo: Uayrat Porilaiil wfi.o. fMUuu. f,emm Hlqffs: r'uliman Palare g per H.n'- - to .ra R.v; B'' E7T, 7i!fgo; Lot (t. i t Hall Laa I; i.'vn Hitt, toin Fortland . This 'rmm alii ramr va.y Peng-- r having JTirat eiaaa Tt, ! , Tha Ailanll f:.pra.- - 'waving tsxlrn al N a m i -i-Mt; wttlS Day , ofwie'tl Blne: Pnlimao Pii w fnr.u4 W Uji'U Htulf., Misua renvrivr-- ! Bias. fn mn fv.i-- s p.r m.i U. w Ch'on .ivj la ttrritth mpr tn ht yls,: fnlttnao 'ou ft-- Kaa I raorta- t- tn innartl l(l, j j ri imsBt'sooiat s.rr Fortlajid m .tfc la UiruS .p--r to tinl.l Oty. j Thi tram wl carry PaMengera oMts etthrt rtfii ov claa traata. jTv. PARKER. C. F. RESSEGUIE. j PROF.YOUNGER EiMliflSiyall. Salt Lake Theater Fridav Ev'g, April 18, 8 p.m., and Saturday Matinee. To be opened wltbtbe Sir Eogerde Coverley, myan?F'eher Hornpipe by Ella "rIrninirThrouKh the Rye" by a Little Miss and by two Misses and one Resaired Seats 75c. General Admission 50c. Tickets on Sale at Box Office Jhrsday and Fridav. Floor Will be Covered With Canvas. Music by Olson's String Band " SOCIETIES, " rCTIGHJSJ?FJPYTHIAS. "ALANTHE LODGE NO. 5. K. OF P. Keg-- uiar Conventions every- - Monday evening. ra in Castle Hall. Walker (era House building.' Sojourning Knight Lrdtally In- - vited t.j attend. C. W . COFFALL, C. C. W. M. KISLBV, K. of R. t S. TOCKMOUNTAIN LODGE NO. S, K. OF It P. Meets every Thursday evening at 7..D o'clock, in Castle Hall, Walker Opera House building. Members of the rd invited to attend. AKTHL B HAIGH. C. C A. Buebtk. K- - of R. & p. YRTLE IX)DGE NO. 1. K. OF P. Kegnlar Conventions every Tuesdayevening at Castle Hall. Walker Opr Ho, se bulidirU-- Sojourning Kulghts cordially to attend. F. M. WADE, C. C. VV.L.IEB SHERMAS. K. of B. , FOKESTERS j PRTOE OPTtArTSO. r7. Meets the first and third Wednesday of eh ronthn Emporium H.IL VMng Brother, made welcome. ;iZ(--iL "ROCKY MOUNTAIN' GENERAL - Agency, 6 Weet 2nd Sonth ht., Halt Lake, Utah Territory. We are the lanreet labor com-pany on the Pacific Coast, We cheerfully answer all corressinilenc reirarditut Western labor market: are the authorised labor agents for all railroiut compnuiea in this wvtiou, and will cheerfully answer all correspondence in our line, tieneral agents for Eastern I'atenta. Wo are the larnest agency on tlie Paoltic Cout, Seattle OHiee, W Front Street. Taeoma OUine, HUH, Pacific Avenue. Ikis Anncles Ottice. 8U South Spring Street Ilntte City Office, Morrison Block. llenvor Offioe, 18 Seventeenth Street Call or write. dRIES OF REPORTERS. wnh Howard Worked in a Good ',S' and Secured a Perma" nent Position. JS8AS A LABORER'S FRIEND. of Lafcadio Hearns' First A-ssent on the Great nati Enquirer. Y0BK. April 10. The case of 1 the reporter who hid in the jury the Flack trial, has given rise to "I of reminiscences and yarns of newspaper enter-o- r reportorial cheek. The story tHoward's first piece of newspaper one of the most interest-u- d k is perhaps is certainly characteristic of tho had just returned from an unsuc-- business Tenture in California nss visiting friends in Lynn, Mass. great strike of the Lynn shoemakers and when Joe reached ui progress, hotel he found the names of half a tn well known newspaper reporters It was the fashion in DM register. se davs for the correspondent to rejris. tbs name of the paper he represented, after Howard had read, "So-and-s-ijlew York Herald;" "Blank Blank, Sew York Tribune," and so on, he ame afflicted with a spirit of omula-,an- d wrote in a large, flowing hand, pb Howard, Jr., The New York lfj, He had, at that time, never ttena line for a newspaper in his life, bii only connection with The Times as au occasional purchaser. In the tse of the afternoon he met several the newspaper men and found that ywere in the dumps. . The strikers ? holding meetings with closed doors, it was impossible to learn anything heir doings. ID flx that," said Joseph, after listen-t- o the tale of woe. hat evening he marched down to the where the meetings were held, eked on the door, and when it was ned boldly pushed his way in. He de up the middle aisle to the plat-n- , stepped to the front, beside the irman's table, interrupted the speaker bacourteous yet commanding "Ex-- : me for one moment, please," and i, before the astonished strikers could tin their scattered senses, he launched a characteristically Howardian Kb. !e told them that he had been sent on he New York Times to represent i case fairly to a waiting world; that vished to counsel with them, to advo-- : their cause and assist them in gain-the- ir point. He spoke enthusiastical-- i the rights of labor, of the power of press and the duty of American citi-i- . He told them stories, got them thoroughly good humor and practi--y took charge of the meeting. After meeting was adjourned he sat down 'rite Wb first newspaper article. He it to The Times without a word of lanation, signed it "Howard" and ifed developments. The letter reached Times office lite at night, and the or, supposing "Howard" to be work-und- er instructions from Mr; Eay-i-printed it. 3e next morning when Mr. Raymond e to the office his first question was: hois Howard?" Nobody knew. His ter was bright, readable, and a de-- d "scoop." Mr. Raymond com-licate- d with him and arranged to shim follow the strike to the end. lis return to New York he became ilarly connected with The Times, and stuck to newspaper work ever since, had not been for his spirit of "bluff" wild have probably been a merchant, journalism would have been with-n- e of its most entertaining figures. Allan Formak. , PROPOSALS FOR POST UFFll'tS l'l'R-I'OSF.- CEALEI) PROPOSALS WILL BK REI-T) reived by me at Salt Lake Citv mull noon on the soth day of April, l.suo, for furnishing the PoMoftlee Department with suitable prem-ises, centrally located, which premises shall l of sufficient rapacity, and located so as to ac-commodate the patrons of the Salt Lake City postotllce, said premises to be occupied as a post-jflie- at Salt Lake City, Salt Lake county, I'tab. for a term not to exceed five years, from June 1, 1WK. The owners will be required to partition the premises in such manner as may tie decided necessary hy the Postolllee Depart-ment, and furnish complete outfit of furni-ture, letter case, counters, distributing tables, desks, carriers' cases, etc., as may be necessary for the proper conducting of the business of the office, aud WK) lock boxes, divided, law assorted lock boxes, aud fiOO assorted lock drawers, of the latest Improved pattern. In connection with the above, bids will lie considered for furnishing the necessary heat and light, also a f vault not less than 10x10 feet In tho clear, furnished with latest improved doors gnd combination locks. Said premises should be In the central, busi-ness part of the city. Blanks for proposals can be hud by calling upon the postmaster at Salt Lake City. W.-W. PATTERSON. PostoWie Inspector. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. STATE OF DAVID H. KIN8EY. DECEASED If Notice is hereby given by the administrator of tl.s estate of David II. Kiusey, deceased, to the creditors of, and all per-sons having claims against Uie said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice, to the said administrator, at the law office of C. 0. Whittemoreand 8. P. Armstrong, 2.11 8. Mnin street, Salt Lake City, Utah, in the County of Salt Lake. Dated, March 23, 1S90, C. 0. WMTTEMOllE, Administrator ot tho Estateot David H. Kinsey, Deceased. KOTICE OF SALE OF KEAL ESTATE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN of an order of the Probate Court of Tooele County, Utah, made on tho &lk day of March, lhW. )u the matter of the estate of Bridget DeCoureey, deceased, the undersigned, the admlulsti at or of said estate, will sell at. private sale to the highest bidder for cash, current money of the United States, and subject to confirmation by said probate court, on or after the fcWth day of April, 18W. at Stockton, In said county, all th right, title, interest and estate of the said Bridget DeCour-ce-at the tlmcnf her death, and all the right, title and interest that said estate hasbyois-ra-tlo- n of law or otherwise acquired other than or in addition to that of said intestate at the time of her deathln and to all those certain lots, pieces and pan els of land; situate, lylug and being In the town of Stockton, Tooele county, Utah Territory, and bounded and described as follows, Lot 15 in block Hrt, with adobe dwelling house. Lot 1(1 in bhH'k m, vacant, Lot 17 In block M, lumber dwelling house. Lot 1U in block m. Lot SI In block 8. Lot In block m, " " Lot 16 iu block 85, adobe and lumber dwell- - Ing house. Lot IS in block 89, vacant. Lot 19 In block hp, fift acres of hay land in tho NW'i Sec. Tp 8 8. R5W.' Bids must lie made on each lot separately, aud mav be made at auy time after the first publication of this notice and before the mak-ing of the sale. All bids or offers must be in writing and left at tho store of James Hughes In sidd town of Stockton, or delivered to the undersigned per-sonally. Terms and conditions of saje : Cash cuiTent money of the United States, ten per cent of the Eurehase money to he paid on the day of sale, confirmation of sale by said probate court. - - - - Deeds at the expense of the purchasers. JAMES HUOHKS. Administrator of the estate of Bridget DeUourcoy, deceased. Dated April II, lti'JO. NOTICE. TUB PROBATE COURT, IN AND FOR IN Lake couutv. Territory of Utah In the matter of the estate of Mary Oodsall, de-ceased. Notice Is hereby glveu that Charles F. Williams, exeenwr of the last will and test.imeut aud of the estate of Mary Godsall. deceased, has rendered for settlement. and filed in said court, his final account of bis administration of said estate and petition for final distribution of the residue of said estate among the persons en-titled thereto, aud that Wednesday, the Sth day of April. A. D. W. at 10 o'clock a. m.. at the court room of said court, iu the County Court House, Halt Lake City aud county. Utah Territory, has been duly apsllited by the Judireof said court for the settlement of said account and hearing said petition for distribu-tion, at which time aud place any person In-terested in said estate may appear and show cause. If any there be, why said account should not Be settled and approved and final dtstrtbu-tlo- n made as prayed Herk of the Probate Court. By. Jons L. Nebskkh. Deputy. " WOKKINGMEVH SOCIETIES. Times and Places of Meeting. Operative Plasterers' Union-Ev- ery Monday night, room 48, building, Main StBrewers' Union-Sec- ond aud fourth Tues-days evcrv month, room 43, Bcott Auerbach building, Main street. Painters and Decorators' Union-Seco- nd and fourth Friday every month, room 48, building, Main street. Tinners' Union-Fi- rst and third Saturdays everv month, room 48, bulid- - lnciOTkS Union-Fi- rst and third Thurs-day- s everv month, room 48, building, Slain street. Barbers' Union-Th- ird Monday of every month at some barber shop previously deslg- - " Typographical Union-Fi- rst Sunday of every afea'Jolfner.- - Un.on-Ev- ery Wednesday evening at Temple of Honor Hodcarriers. Laborers and Teamsters Union Second and fourth Mondays each month in the Templeon Honor. Tailors' Unlon-- On Sunday In A. O. L. W. h Stonecutters' Union-Sec- ond and. fourth Monday of each mouth at A. O. L. w. nail. Brick and Stonemasons' Union-Sec- ond ami fourth Friday of each month at the K. of F. h Tlie Federated Trades and Labor Councll-Ev- erv second and fourth Sundays at the.r hU. room48, building, Main Emotive Board of the Federated Trades Council Everv Saturday. room4, Scott-Aue- r bach building." Main street. THE TAN YARD MURDER. Lxfeadlo Beam Made HI ITirst Strike. ew York, April 10. I believe "The lard Murder" was Lafcadio Hearn's assignment as a reporter on The Cin-a- ft Enquirer. The crime was com-- one Saturday night in the latter if October, 1874, but was not discov-Mi-l the next day. Andrew Egner, and an accomplice, all employes ran yard, killed a feUow workman brutally, using a pitchfork as the mot partial slaughter. They then isa tho body, with the breath of life extinct, and threw it into one of tonaces. There it was discovered aommglialf consumed by the heat. ' Enquirer's force of reporters at mm was small, and Mr. Hearn, who !w to call, was asked by Mr. Cock-- tho descriptive part. Mr. J. B. nnick, now the business agent of the actor, waa Mr. Hearn's rker in that reportorial sensation, made a sensation peculiarly above fd wl'at the usual newspaper of murders create. Mr. Hearn's fiMP1Cturin the howible had a mi ln that murder. He went to tho tragedy, and not only sense of eight, feeble as it was, 'Wantage which other reporters of vision did not accept, but he t0,bear upon the case in hand useof smell and touch. the horrors of the case he was 'in t0 stop close over the charred and, as a consequence, he could ;'P using his olfactories. And yet further. I do not believe Mr. evr v approached aa object close to see it that he did not favor it !r car6s3ing touch. Tho tau yard as no exception. Mr. Heara .swelled it, touched it. Yea, he uSer into the eyeless socket of 'consumed head, pretty much as ' a habit of thrusting his index lnrgh the button hole of your itohVent back t0 the office, sat 'or k' or rather la down on "e never sat upright while pre-- u .""script and when hU task r he had accomplished a literary lif ?.man ot this generation Eearn could have drawn shuddering word painting of , had smelled and handled wtira of "The Tan Y'ard Murder." Vf dated his engagement as a The Euqairer. I began work .e e?ePartment the dayfoUow-a'- i V? der' he day upon which Mr. cranaster 8troke of descriptive aPPeared in print O. P. Caylok, ADMIKISTEATEIX SALE. VOTK E IS UEI1BBV (1IVEN THAT PUR-i.- 1 snail t to at. order of tlia Protsjt Court, of Halt Lake County, Utah, made on tlie 2th dar of Maich, A. D., IW), in the eatata of Krank Crocker, deceased, tli undarsiKned adininiatra. trix of said eamte will on or afu--r Mnadar, the 14th day or April, IKW. sell to the highest bu-ier- , and soiiiect u tlie confirmation of Hie Probate Coort, either as a whole, or in parcels, as may r for the beet interest of the eUte, all tlrt right, title, intereat and etrtate of tho said dwrtent Frank ('rocker at the time of his death, and all the right, title and iulArt of hia eatata in the described paxcala of land situated in Utah Territory: 1. All the right, Ut anil interest of said estate in an undivided oue-ha- of ttw sooth tialf of the north half of section thirtr-tw- o ., townbip one it) north of range one 111 west. Salt Lake Meridan, aitnate in fait Lake Countr. '. A porti'm of lot eight ,S, block efhr-tbra- e fSS), plat B, Halt Llu City survey. Salt Lake County; commencing at the aoutheaat corner of aid lot and running thence weat five tsi rods, thenue north one (O rod, thence aeat 6a (5) rodn, tlienca sooth on (I) rod to place til liegin-nin- g. coutaimng nve square mda of ground. i. The west half of the nortt.wet quarter of section eleven fill. townbip one (1) norUi of tkbik one (1 weat. Bait Lake Meridian, situate in Davis County, and containing eighty acres of Bhis most be in writing, and may be for sil or any one of said purelt. or for any part of any parcel They nti be deUvared at an; time pnor tothesale to tiie adminiatratrii parauuaiiT. or Wt for her at the office of her attomejr. B. Critchlow, rooms 27 a"d , rh building. Terms: One-ha- lf cash, one-ha- lf on praaisory noteof parruaaeiw doe one rear with interest at t oent per annam, patably noarverij, sacortd 67tm fflSrr1TlLj Adm'x pf Estate of Frank l.rorker, Dated, bait Lake CUT, March It. |