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Show 10 THE SALT LAKE TIMKS, SATURDAY UECEMJiEL 2. 1890 (Official ttutice. MOTIOB0FANIfUAL MEETING. THE AKNC AL MKKTlIf U OF TH E 8T1X IK-- J holders of itte vmimeriJjiil National Hank cf Salt Lake City, Utah terriuii j will be held In the directum' room of the biklik. at Bait Lane City, on Tuesday. January 13, JWUO, at W o'clock a. m.. for the purpose ol electing a board of directors for tlie ensuing yr, aud for the transaction of sucn otbnr ImalAtwa an may legally come before said meeting. CJtUHdK M. Duwinv, President. Attsst: John W. Dobnku.ah, Cannier. (Of fi c i utjt 0 tic e . 0t 'cB Tl CREdTtOR3. INSTATE OF JOHN A. TRIMBLE PR-- I j ceased- - Notice Is hereby given by tho uuder-lgne- exe aitrix of of Jotin A. '1 rouble. d"ceacd. to the creditors of, ami all pcrsong having claim against the said de-ceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten mouth after the first publican. n of thin notice, lothe said executrix or her attorney Ir.ink I at nioini H and V. H luilding. I" Salt Lake City, ill the county of Halt Lake, t't:'b. Dated November 1H. I'."'. Javk TiiiMi'i k. Executrix. Fhank Piekk, attorney for executrix. HE INVENTED THE BANJO. Talk of Honoring the Memory of "Old Job" Hweuncy Ilia Career. Baujo makers and banjo players tell ns the instrument lias row reached pe-rfectionthat is, nothing more can be dune on the present plan and talk of doing something in honor of tho inventor. Of course the banjo, like nil other mu-sical instruments, readied its present form and finish by degrees, and its origi-nal was probably a lingo gourd with etrings st retched across it, and used by the negroes in Africa. Nevertheless, the American inventor of tho instrument as now used was Joel Walker Sweeney, of Appomattox county, Virginia. "Old .Too" Sweeney, as he was callinl almost from boy-hood, was of one of the oldest Vir-- g i n i a families. Joel was born near Appomattox court house, in Ki;i, and died ut the same place in October, 1H(!D. From infancy he took deUght i n "OI.DJOK SWF.ENKT. the rude songs of the negroes, and the Btramye, wild ac-companiments they played on tho gonrd. They took a crook necked gourd, care-fully dried so as to shrink evenly, and, cutting off about one-thir- d of the globe, stretched four horsehairs across it and along tho neck, attaching them with rude keys. ' At an early age Joe Sweeney mastered this mile instrument, as did his brothers Samuel and Richard. Jihj also became master of tho violin, and on a tour of tho eastern states introduced tho prac- - tice of blacking his face and giving imi- - tntionsof tho plantation negro. In this lino ho made a very successful tour in England, and played on a few occasions before tho queen and royal family. On bis return lie had $T,5(K) to deposit in the Lynchburg bank, which waa tho best evidence of his success. lie first improved on the gourd by stretching a sheepskin over a common meal sifter and attaching a flat neck. A little later ho designed the flexible band for a circle and added tho thumb string, making the banjo substantially what it now is. Hid first banjo was thrown aside and lost; his second, made to take to England, was bought some years ago by a gentleman in Hichmond and is pre-served as a curiosity. The grave of Joe Sweeney near Appomattox is marked only by o small stono, and is over-grown with wex'ds and grass; and of the many millions who have been by his invention probably not a hundred now living know to whom they weno indebted for it until Mr. George W. Inge, of Kansas City, investigated and published tho facte. " " 1 Easy Knoiigli. Rome time ago a pass. njr'T on the North London railway remarked in tho iicuring of one of tho company's officials 'low easy it was to "do" the company. 'I often travel," he raid, "from Broad itroet to Dalston junction without a ticket. Any on can do it. I did it yestei lay." When he alighted he was followed by the official, who asked him in a pleasant and affable way how it was done. Hut the wily traveler was not to Ih cajoled out of his secret by a few ift words. At last ho agreed to tell for i substantial confederation. This was given. "Now," said tho eager official, "how did yon go from Broad street to Dalston junction yesterday without a tiekcl'r" "Well," "was the reply, "I walkod," New York Tribune. CITY BOH PS ioilMir0 Three Snndred Thousand ($330,000) Pol-la- rj of Five (5) Fer Cent Salt Lake Oity Bonda for Bale. Notice is herehv Riven that on the l".th day of January, A. li. IsUI. at the oOlre of the city treasurer of Halt Lake City three hundred Imnda of a ild city will bo gold to the highest bhidar or bidders for cash. Said bolide are of the denomination of SI00O, payable twenty years after date, but subject to redemption any time after January 1st, MOI. at the option of said city. These b inds will bear interest from January 1st, ISii. until paid, the interest being on the drat payable day of January and the tlrst day of July each ye ir. Illds will he received by me for the purchase of said bonds or any part thereof, from the ir.th day of December, m). until If) o'clock a. m. of the lath day of Ja'iuary, IMU. The tight to reject any and all bids is hereby reerved In behalf ol the citv. Value of bond at date of sale with accrued Int-re- -t will t e il.Ort us. Ily order of tie City Council of said city. Joseph H Waldi u. City Treasurer. Salt Lakh Citv, Dec. 8, lo. J. H. A printed (onlria!) etatement of the flnan dal condition of the- lty will tie furnished any one deslriiiK information with the view of hiddlnif upon the above bonds. Apply for some at treasurer's office, room 7, City Hall b id g. Joski'U II, Wai.iikn. City Treasurer. (Offttlrtl toiico. PELIKQUENT NOTICE. OFKK'K Of AMKKICAN FO-t- Uold and Oliver Mluiiiir ccnipany, American Kork C.ty, I'tih. Therein uelln-- i ijiie'itoi th followitiK i!en-rlb- stock, on ac-- i count of asea .ment levieJ on the day of October. A. b. the ever.il amounts opp is.te the names of the respective share-- i holders, ai follows: No. of No. or Na,"e'- - Am 1 Hhares C rtldcate. J. K. Andrews o s. y. pi, ir IK)(0 ' Sl O 41, 4rt IB UU " " 71X1 W. IS 90. f '2, lo'l, 101, lUi, 14 110 " so xi, a-- to Andrews & Klootz.. rim sa into " .. l 71,73,80,93 8 0J B.Osborn )5 10 00 " 8.100 M. 8115. V1, icai,a:(t,ifil, U74. . tr.r.atn.a o aii,sj),, lis4.'Xi 170 CO " " 4100 atift. si-i- am, H17,Mls,3i'j, .ri),.'l;l.MI, iSffi, 88 00 " " 1300 4Tii,4eO,4Sl, 4U7 2 00 " " MX) a,ai7.8w, tm. f.as. .vii m oo " " 4800 Uii,:nH..'t7si. asl..w. :xi, :ts7, ;tss. :ii. an), aiT. .ins. ;m, 401,404. 40.1,41 ID. 4 10, 4 'j. 4 1. m, 417, 4'.'5. CM, 4L'S. 4'), 1.4 V1, 4r.!l, 4 4I:3, 4111, 411.".. 4117, 4HS. 470. 41 , 47H. frJO, fXW, rat 9300 " " C20 I.Tt), (S77. W4, 1K, fiSH. ,W7, fins, m. wo, fi9l.MCj.riU3, tv.14. m. m 1, f.?,MlS.fv.HI. no iioi.a j I4. HI5,Pt, eii.ein.n.il, 6'.'I.H'il.'.'4, HJH. S'i7, CS. SJll t!), I . fVta ftTI, MI.MI.Kr?, H.IS, fllH.tHf). . frii .fwif fu:i, H.lH.j. tS, (tiift. (VKi.dta, rA 0 .7 1? 40 11. Y. firemwood.... fW) a.M , 40(11 J. L. Snow MX) ar.'J 10 tn) Wiullcld S. Cooke... U0 afl 10 OJ I. L. Oiborti NU ) 10 00 1. J. H. TrionipS in. SIX) !'.", 47, 477, 4',S 10 00 Don C. Strong 1(0 Mi 2 00 Knitna Ill) Ml'j X 00 l Ariain.-o- n 1IHI NCI W fiO W.s.Pratt lso Mil. .ins, win noon W.J. Webb MO f 07. fi'JM. ,M0 IS 00 Aloha ilalllnircr.... 'il fill. fri9 4 01 J. C. Cr ihani 10 M a 00 ,1. M. Hill nger . 10) M7 a 00 Caroline ileean... 1U0 r. is. 635, 539, Mr, so 0 Harah brings 1 0 Mil a 00 !Jas.Spratt-- VI) fi.1) KIM L. W.ilrowu NO ft!rt, fx!, 10 00 VV. T. Hrown 401 M'J s 110 Stetihen Movie fro fill 10 00 JohnJ. Petits 90 MS, 5lfl, M7. SIS 40 00 And in accordance with law, and the orderof the Hoard of Directors ma ,e on the ,''!d d ty of October. HH so many shares of each parcel of such stock as m 'f be necessary, will be sold at the o'tlce f the company, at Amcticau Folk. Ucih. at 3 o'clock p. 111.. on th" aiih day of )p''ember, S!). to pay dellmine it t thereon, together with Pie cos' of adver-t'sln-and espense of sale. Hy or.Hr of the Hoard of Directors. ti5. W. A. M A DISON, Secretary. tho liglitning flashed they were enabled to see thu road at ull. Suddenly there was tt brilliant flash of lightning, followed by a deafening peal of thunder, which stunned the men and (teemed to stagger tho horses. Before they could recover from tho nhock the horses und wagon fell over a precipice, aud all went down a distance of 1 10 feet. Homo men who were parsing heard tin cries of distrvM and wvm to their asust-iinie- . They found the ni'Mi and the horses and wagon in A deep hollow, more than one hundred feet below where the road passes the top of the precipice. Wilson was almost unconscious, while his companion lay near him bruised and bleeding. One of tho horses was dead and the other so bidly crippled that it had to be killed. The wagon and the coffin were both wnnslied to pieces. The men were got ten out of tho place and taken to their homes. Wilson is the most seriously injured, and it. is thought lie cannot live. Martin's injuries are of a serious nat ure, and his recovery is a matter of considerable doubt. Louis- -' villo Commercial. Men and bones Fall HO Feet. James Wilson and John Martin, resid-ing near Edwardsville, went to New Al-bany recently1 to procure a coffin in which to bury James Routh. On their eturn from the city the heavy rain Itorm came up. and the sky became so dark that they were unable to see tho Dad ahead of them, and they trusted to their horses to tike them safely along the dangerous highway. At the point where the storm overtook them the road winds around the high hills, and in many places passes near high precipices. The rain was pouring down in torrents, and it was only when j SUMMONS. Intha dlstiict court in and fortbeThtrrt Judicial district of Utah territory, county of Bait Lake. Hella L. Lynch, plaintiff, v. Wil-liam May. defendant. The people of the territory of Utah aaud To William May. de'endaut. VOU ARE HKKKliY KiiylUKLU TO AP-- I near In an action brought arainat you by the above named plaintiff in the district court of the Third Judicial district of the territory of Utah, and toanswerthe complaint filed therein within ten dava (exclusive of the day of ser-vice! after the service on you of this summon If served within this county; or. If served out of this county, but in thle 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 brought to havejuditinent auaiust s d de'endaut in thi sum of wvn.fcs, with interest trom date of compla nt herein, for Ml attorney's fee, and for costs of suit. to be dil en a crt-tl- not made executed ana nenver-- a i nan i.iks CUT IHah, Kept. 17, lrt, by defendant to plaintiff for S. 4. with Intereat from date at S per cent Mr annum, same being due and un-paid. savethesiimofff.fi: said note being se-cond by morta.ijie on those cartaiu prem-ises situate In Haft Luke City and County, Utah, being all of lots i and ad, Clto lew l-n to Halt Iake City: that atd premises be sold by the U. . Marshal, and the proceed applied to the pavtnsnt of said Judgment above after deduetlutr costs and proper charges, and the overplus. If any. be paid to defendant, hlsh'irs or assinsi and that plaln-- f 'tl have judgment for deficiency, "ay there be. And you are hereby notified that If you fail to appearand answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to th court for the relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon. Charles 8. I'.ane, J"'lie, and the seal of the district court of the Ihlnl Judicial district, in and for the territory of Utah, t' is l.th day of November, in the yearn' our Lord one thousand eight hundred aut ninety sKAi-- 1 Hbnry O. McMillan, D. Looms. Deputy Clerk. NOTICE FOE FDBLI0ATI0N. . mi Land Office at Salt Laks CiTr, I 1' c , 1SU0, f V"OTK'B: IH HKI1KIIV (ilVKM THAI' 11 the followltia-namc- settler has filed notice of his Intention to make tinal proof in support, of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the c, u u e ,i of Uav c uuiy, Utah, at, .rn n .toil. Ut ib. on. a n-ry a m, I lo, viz: W'lliam li. i. r.c ilii, H. K. N t l'il. for th N. W. ',8 if. : a, T. K S.. It. 1 Ilesimestho foilowlne witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation ol said Utids. viz: iioiiia ..K . -- r.. 1 lioiuas K u'itt, ir . Cy us I azi. W. allot Houn liul Utah. Fkank U. Hoiiiis. 130 ttt'dlster, j AVurmly ir'etcil. Undo Silas Well, Sarah, I've Jwt come down from Sijueehawkit to stay three weeks with you. It's a pleasant Burpriso for yon, it? Mrs. Inswim Well it's a surprise. Mnnsey'g Weekly. GDAEDIAN3 SALE. rCTICR IS HKKKHV (ilVKN THAT TUB I tiudersiiiiied KitardiA'i of the p re 'lis o.' and esiates of Ma y Ann Mil T!iy. K Iniiind H Murphy, diaries K. Miii'diy, Valentine K. Murphy. A la Jane Mirpiv. Arthur John Nuiih v and .1 lines Vi u I Murphy, n triors, will sell at private sa.u to the nitrhest b dder. subject to continual on by the Probate court or Milt Lake Oounty on or nfier ilia Mh day of .la iuaiy IM1. all ai d s n tular the rlurht, title ami ln!e,-es-t of each and every i n'l of toe above u.in e minors in and to the lo;low,n- - d piece of real prop utT sltuato In tl eo.lt im l ivmntv of Kftit Lae. territory of Utah, Helug a poitlon of lot S. in b'Or krtl, plat II. Palt Lake City survey. beKlnnlnif at the m rthwi a comer of said lot and riiunln; thence south III rods, thence east nals, theuoii nort'i 19 rrsU, then e wost r rods to the place of IS'Kiniiin r. cont.'iltiinu In all 'U a inure 10 is or jfeound with tne iiiipiovenieuts there-on.' The share of ull "f said miii'.M In said la an undivided 4 1 in the whole of aid iirem sos. Illds will lie receive! upon the entire proper-ty. Terms, may be part cash and part deferre 1 payments. Payments not to be deferred 101 gcr tiian tliree years and interest on same not to be lets than in per ci nt Ten per cent of each bid ma le must be sent in cash with the bid. Hi Is imi.'t lie In writing urd may be ma le anv tin e efoie sale. Thev may be le't ut the iimceof Arthur Hioivn, 211 Smith Mi l l met. ftnoriA MUIIPHY. Guardian of pur 0 1 aud est.ites of Mary Ann Murphy et al. Dated December IS. Ism). MARSHAL'S SALE. TO AN kx::cltion TO MR I)T7KSUANT the Third Judicial district Sjurt of the Territory of Utah. 1 shall expose at public sale, at lie front door of the county court house, in the citv and county of Halt Lake, and territory of Utah, on tneSth d;iy of December, ism), ut la o'clock m all the rtjeht. title, claim and interest of Fritz K. Mor-ris, of in and to the following described real estate, situate, lyitnr and being in Salt Lake county, and described as follows, All that part of lot f, In block 411. plat I!, Bait Lake City survey: beginning 3 rods west of north-east corner of said lot !, running thence ft rods west, thence south 10 rods, thence east 5 roils, thence north 10 rods to place of oculioiinir. To l e sold as the property of Fritz K. Morris at the suit of William B. McComlck. Terms of sale, cash. E. H. PAKSONS n. S. Marihal. By Human Cannon, Deputy Marshal. Dated Nov. Is, lsuo. The above sale Is postponed to December 23, lHWo, at the same place and hour. E. H. l'AU0N3, U. R. Marshal. Hy Roman Cannon, Deputy Marshal, bated Dec. Htti. ISM). What It Costs to Live in a Hotel. The lxiiirding house habit seems to be continually on tho decrease in New York and new restaurants spring up in every direction, As noon as a new hotel with gorgeous appointments is opened hun-dreds of the curious in matters gastro-nomic go thither to dine. AsHoonasn fatiliionablo ten tory apartment house is opened there ure scores of families eager to pay high rates for its shelter. The hotels this season aro unusually crowded and prices for permanent lodg-ing are enormous. A man of my ac-quaintance recently asked the proprietor of a well known hotel on Fifth avenue what would be tho price jxt week to himself and hisi family four persons in all for a moderate sized suite of rooms. The price named was nearly $'J00 a week. That was an old established Iwiuse, however. Tho new ones are charging leas for the purpose of having all apartments occupied before May 1, when new contracts with lodgers will be made. New York .Star. AN ORDINANCE pKOViniNU K(il Fll LINO VACANCIES I that may exist in nv elective otllce of lit Lake Citv. Si ct on 1. ite It ordained by t ic city coun-cil or Silt Lake citv: That Inca-tean- vacancy may ejst in anv eie t ve otllce ol the c:tv. the city (Oiincil ahull appoint a suit bl ) per-io- to HII said vacancy, wl o shall iiualify and give bond in the same manner, perform the same duties, aud be Mibje, t to the same liabllltl. s as Iheoiilcer whose offli shall I e 'oinn vacant, and he ahall hold otllce until his shall bi duly elected and nualtned, unless sooner remote by t!,e city council for c uise. 8 c If. 'puis ordinance 1 be In force from rn I after Its a sage. ) asseu Decemlier n ti. IS 0 lNK' OE') M SCOTT. Mayor. Atteft: J. V. jAC.i. City R 'coriler. Tkhuitouv or Utah. i Ci UNI V or s,,i LlKff. '" I.J. K. Jack, rec rd. rof 8 'it Lake City, do hereby certify that the fuie.-olu- is a full. 'true and cone t c. py of "An ord 11 111. e for Filling acancles that mav exist In env Klectiveortl. e of Salt Lake (' ty, ' j aH-- d bv tlieclty council of S lit Lake C ty. December Mth. lwo, as ap- pears of recoid in in v otllce. In testimony whereof. I have hereunto set my hand and unwed rhe cons r,ie ye.il of Salt Lake city, tills lib ilav or De ember, A. D. IskAi.1 J. F. JACK, City Kecorder. MAHS HAL'S SALE. PURSUANT TO AN OltnEHOP HALE TO I me directed by the Third Judicial District court of tho territory of Utah, 1 shall expose at public sr.le. at the front door of the county court house, In the city of Half Lake, count y of Salt Lake and territory of Utah, on thej'.tii day of December, isw, at 1J o'clock m., the following descrilwd mining property, sit-uate, lying, and being in Salt Lake county, Utah terr tor Ihiuii led aud particularly as follows, The "Chester'' nening claim, situated in HIg Cottonwood uilulng district. In Halt Lake county, Utah territory. and bounded as follows towit: Commencing ateiie discovery point of the claim and running thence south ta deg.. :iu lnin.; wet :ill fr f'et to pot No. I ; thence nortn 1f deir , wcs fo-- t t tvist No. a; thence north 6.' deg., :) mln.. east (t'.UO feet to post No 3: tneuee eolith Ifi deg., east l.'O.l fe.'t to jiost No. 4: thence south iVi deg,, 30 ruin., west ,'IU..Vi feet t' )ilace of beginning cont lining tfi'.fii acres; from post No. 4. the I lilted Htufs Mineral Monument N. 7, In sai l district bears soulh 7a deg., 7 mill., e ;si brio distant. Also the Excheijii'T ' mlnln - claim, sit-uated in sal ininliigilistrict, coimiy an terri-tory, and boiiii.tcil as follows, towit: ut the disc ivery point of sad ciaiin. and riiiiiiiiig tden"e south li' deg.. .'ft) inlti.. west I4..V feet to post No, I : fifties south Ml d 'g.. .'HI mln east ifu) feet to post No. ! then"e mirth tl'.'ileg., 31 ni.n.. eit S.H.10 f...et to jiost No. thence noitli M d 'g., '10 niln., we- -t IF110 f. i t to post No. 4: liieree eolith 3'i den.;x)min . w-- st 3i4.o."i f'Ct to place of begimvug. d.nt lining - .':a in n s: I11.n1 post No. 4. the Ull ted States mii eral mouum-- nt No, 7 in said min-ing district, bears routli ,a deg 7 niin. cast fi, 10 ,ot d.sl.nir. Togcth r with all and sin-giuar tr.e tenements, nereii taiuents and s titei eto !s longin:.' or in any way aopi rtaiuinu are the premises subject to sale, aii-- to bi' To be s ld as ho propcrtv of the Exch'-ipu-- iold and Sliver Mm ng co a corpor.it'oii. Samuel H. Le v a ai d Jacob S, I'oren.an, at the suit of J units Mc- Gregor. Terms of sale. cash. Salt LakeCity. Utah. De', a 1X90. K. II. Paksons, U. S. MarshMl. Hy D. N. Swan, d puty marshal. t d a NOTICE OF SALE. IS HEKKHY (1IVKN THAT. IN N'OTK'K of an order or the probate court for Salt Lake county. Utah, made De-cember 10. 1SMI. In the matter of the estate A Hannah Hurke, deceased, the undersigned ln strator of said estate will sell at private sale to the hlghets bidder, for cash, subject to confirmation by sa'd court, on or after HHtnr-diiy- , December 7. ism), at Vi 111. of said day. all the right, title, and Interest said estate had or mav have in and to the following property, situate in Sal Lake county. Utah, to wit: Lot seven 11. block thirty-fou- r t.'Ui. plat K. Halt Lake (.'lty survey. Illds in writing will be received hy tin nnderslened at his ontce, rooms Sand si. tt Auerbach bulldlns. Salt Lake City. Ut 'h. i HA NIC P1EKCE, Administrator. December 10. lSAJ. MARSHALL'S SALE. 1)UKSUANT To AN OliDKH Ol' SALE TO 1 me directed by the Third Judicial D strict court of the territory of Utah, 1 shnllexpou- - at public sule at the front door of the county imirt house, in the citv and County ..f Silt Lake, and Territory of Utah, oulhi loth day of Jinua'y. imil. at la o'clock 111., the following real estate, situate, lying and being In Halt Lake county. Utah ter-ritory, bounded and partlctjarly described as follows, to wit: iv ni.ing at a point on the ninth Un of Flint N i t sneer, which s s,x iflrniise t anil fo ir 11 ro - north from ti e nine s "orner of loct tt.ue'y-thre- wl'. pi. it A Lake ( I survev. as tne same was. oil.ln il'y pl ittid a:id runn ng theuc.. north eighteen and t tenths ilsa 101 r to the soiith-weite- r y side of Willi street: thence si u h :ia deg.. :0 mln. east, lifte m and three tcntus (IA3-M- rods to a point; the ice south Nt it r., 10 in n west. glit and ! lis i' d-- . to a point : lu 'iice west one mi' t thirty-ti- a m r.uinlre It lis o ro Is to the place 01 lc i: n ng coat ih'ln ; e. "n:y-eli-iiiiit tw o tivt'rn 7s 10 ro 'a o' ground. Together w.th all and sltciil ir t in tenements, anil api'itr'O'i.ii'ces hereto be-longing or in a iv w ise a 'per iuning. To he sold us the pn p.'rty of Ch.iriea P. Hrisiks, Clara Ci Hr" ks. Mn'S'ii I'noks. or a., una emiM it. c iteniov., aominis-- t a r of the . o' mh t A. Brooks, de-- c 0 1, at t'ie sii t of M.uy liolbe. Terms of sle cash. E. H. Pahsons. U. 8. Marshal. Hy D. N. Swan. Deputy Marshal. Halt Lake City. Utah. Dcc-mb- er IMh. 1"W. The IlrownliiB Society Mill Lives. The flyaway squibs on the decline of riostou interest in Browning that have npjieared in certain papers chiefly in tho funny columns could not Inj better refuted, if they were worthy of refuta-tion at all, than by the gathering of Browning lovers nt tho Hotel Brunswick. ( ver l.K) members of the Boston Brown-ing society came together in the large parlor of the Brunswick for the first meeting of tho society after its summer recess, and had an interesting and en-thusiastic meeting. There was a brief busings meeting nt which eight new members were elected. The society has taken np for its enter-tainment aud study this winter the great poet's longest and most elaborate work, "The Ring und the Hook." Bos-ton Advertiser. SUMMONS. In the District Cunt In aid for the Third Ju-dicial District 01 I tah Territory, County of Salt Lake. Alfhed Buown, Plaintiff, ) VS. rSCMMONS. Sahaii Ann llnnwN.Defeiidant, ) The people of the territory of Utah send (ireetingtoS rah Ann lirown. defendant, rOU AKE HEiiEHV KElvUI ufcD THAI'- - I pear in an action bn u ;':t agilnst you by the above name plaintiff in tho dis-trict 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 summons If served within this county; or. If served out of this county, but in this district, wlihiutwenty days, otherwise within forty days or Judgment by default will be taken against you, according to Ull- - JllUjei .'I The said action is brought to have a decree ii," t.ns court s idv ng t ie bonus 01 matri-mony listing Is fvceu the plaintiff and and .re-u- i,' ai.d aii.ioiiaelv i leas ng said pari s fio'ii s ill and all tie ohll-ga- i ions thereol; :. nd for Midi o.her rel'ef as mav be proper. Above relief prayed on the ground that on or a! ou ' e dl day of Decern-le- r defendant wilfully and without cause d"si r.ed and abandonee. t;il plaintiff, and h 'S eve;- since contb u d so ivithoatcause to ilee 't. and a andon him. aud to live separate and a ia t from hi'ii aga net his will and wllho.it his con ent 4 f And you are hereby notified that if yon fal . to appear and answer tho said complaint a4L f above required, the said plaintiff will apply toll t g the court for the relief demanded therein. I II Witness the HoWhartos SSiii. If If" Judge, and the seal of the iHstrlotkA 7M court of the Third judicial district, seal. V In and for the Territory of Utah this J vJ day of 1. I er, In the yea of I our Lord one thousand eight nun-dre- d and ninety. Hknhv O. McMir.tAN, Clerk. Bt Geo D, Loomis. Deputy Clerk. NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF ASSESSMENT OF a local tax lor the extension of the water mains n S r. nd West fr.m Her of Fourth ("id Firth Hon lb tocenter of Hfth and Slxlh South st ivi ts. Notice is hereby given-tha- i the Asiessorand Collector of Halt Lake CI y has made a::d ci ruideied the list and plai pert: liiing to a loc I tax at the tate of 10 11 nulls ) or s iuaie foi t levied by the citv c .111 c 1 of .Salt Lake City. December Irtih. ism. i.n m the foilowimr descrllH'd lots or pieces ol ground, n in lv: Lots? and s. block :0; lots 4 and J. block :il ; lots 3 aud 4, block 4a ; lots and S, M ick 43. all In plat A. Halt Lake City survey, said tax for the extension of the w alcr main.-aloii-the follow ng route, uanioiv: second West from cent r of Fouit. and Firth South to center of Filth and 8 xth South streets. Slid list aud p. at have been lodged in theotPc. of thecity rem rib r. No. a, Citv h .11, and will be open for luspi ct on for a period of ID days from and after the iOlh day of Dec 'ru-ber, isjii, during which time written appeals to the city council fur the correction of tie as-sessment n av be tiled with the gild le order. Ill pursuance of the ordinance In such case provided. ' .1. F. JACK. Citv Record r. Salt Lake City. D. cumber H th, lsiiO. MARSHAL'S SALE. IJUltSUANT To AN Oitl'EU OF SALE I tome directed by the Third judicial dis-trict court of the termor) of Utah, I shall ex-pose at public sale at tlie frout floor of the county court house, in the city of Salt Lake, and county of Halt Lake, and territory of Utah, on the day of Dc ember. s'. at la o'clock in., the follow ng described real estate, situate, lying aud lu Sail Luke c unty, Utah territory, bounded and particularly de-scribed as foliow-s- . The north one half of lot fourteen (141. block five 101. live aere plat A. Pin Field survey, Salt Lake 10 iiity Utah r tory, containing two and one half (SHI acres, together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereto belonging or in any w ay appertaining, are the prcm s is subject to sale, and to be sol 1. To be sold as the prop-ert-of Rosa E. Wrlfcht at the suit of John Arnold. Terms of sale cash. E. t arsons, t . o. Marshal. Hy D N. Swan. Deputy Marshal. Dated November VS. IH'JO. tds RICH AND NOBLE. j Vhe Career of Karon de IJlrsch, Bavarian Capitalist. A gift of fC40,000 for the relief of the Russian Jews in the United States is one of the ways adopted by Baron de IJirsch de Gereuth to put his immense wealth to noble use. This amount will be expended in the education of boys and girls and for manual training in mechanics and agriculture. The donor of this magnificent sum is a Hebrew, born in Bavaria about fifty years ago. His father was originally a . cattle dealer. In early life the present baron engaged in banking and railway building, aud amassed great wealth in railroads. The baron married a lady of fortune, a Miss Bischoffsheiin, and for some years the richly endowed pair have devoted their time to deeds of philan-- j thropy. Their good work has been done mainly in the east, throughout Turkey BAHON HTRSCH. . find Egypt, where they have established educational and industrial schools. One of tho baron's plans was to expend for educational purposes in Kus-si- a, but when he named the proviso to the Russian government that in the dis-tribution of benefits from this fund there should be no distinctions made on ac-count of race or religion tho offer was declined. After this tho baron turned his attention to the condition of the Russian Jews in the United States, with the result above stated. Pulled a Tooth for a Trlncesa. Dr. William C. Boswell, a young and skillful dentist, who, coming from Balti-more, located in London last spring, had the honor of pulling a tooth from the royal month of the fair Princess Maud of Wales last week. It was a wisdom tooth and it hated to let go. The prin-cess screamed like a locomotive. Dr. Boswell got i'10 (j0) for the job, and of course the advertisement is a priceless one. As for tho royal tooth, the doctor has mounted it and enshrined it in a vel-vet case. Eugene Field in Chicago News. MARSHAL'S SALE. plT.SUANT TIT AN O.'IDEIt OF SALE J tome directed bv the 'l.itrd Judicial Court of the Territory of Utah, 1 shad exisiseat pub-lic sail at tho front door of the county court house, in t ie city a id county of Salt Lake, Territory of Utah: 611 the 9th day rf January. IsMl. at I'J o'clock m the following desenb d real estate, stiiiat", lying and being In S ilt Lake county. fUtiart territory, bounded and particularly I crtbed as follows, towit: Part of I ts ot e and two iai. lu block fifty (SO), plat "11." Sa (Lake City survey, con m nciug two hundrcnJ.H'd ninety two and one-hal- f iawi,i f?et wat Irorn the soul ea t corner of lot one ill aiomiald. and n tl e south lire thereof sn running thence wot seiery e.ght nl three-fourth- s im '4 ifeet. thence not ih ten iio. roue, thence ea-- t seventy-eig- and t s i7si feet, thence a mth ten tlO) rofis 1 pla e of beginning. Togetle1 with ail and singular the tene-ments, hereiiitainciits, and appurtenances t hereunto e'onging or in anywise a. inertiiin-lug- . To be s ild as the property or Witoher Jones at the suit of Aaron Keysor. T rms of sale cash. Salt Lake City, Utah. December IS. lsl. K. li Parsons V. 8. Marshal, By D. N. Swan, Deputy Manual. KOTIOE FOR IUELTCATION. Land office At Salt Lakk Citv, Utah. Nov. 17th. 1W). ( VJOTICE IS HEKKHY CIVEN THAT TUB foilowlne named settler has filed notice of his lntentKm to m ike tinal proo' in support of his claim, and that said prool will be made belore probate Judge of Tooele county I'tah. at Tooele Citv. Utah, on January sth. IMU. viz.: Alexander Murray. D. 8. No. lo.hin), for the lot 3. and s.e. i4, 11. w. I4, sec. 7. twp. 3 s., ramre 3 w., aud , M ne. aec. la, twp. 3 B., ranue 4 west. He n mos the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land. vIa. : Moses Krunean of Tooele City, Utah; Peter Clegg of Tooele City I'tah; John A. lievan of Tooele City, Utah, Joseph iievau of Tooele City, Utah. FRANK D. IIOHHS, Register. NOTICE. OF COMPLETION OF ASSESSMENT OF loi al tax tor th ' exlei s in of the water mains on Fifth Eait street trom center of Hxth and Seventh South to i enter of Eighth and Ninth South streets. Notice is hereby given that the Assessor and Collector of Salt Lake Citv lias made ; n com- - p e ed the list and p at pertaining U, a local tax at the rate of four mills per si.uue foot levied by the City Council of Halt Lake City. Decemlier HI, IMS up ,n the following deacrild lota or phc 's of ground, namely : Lots 3 and 4. block 111: lots 1 and S, block an; lots 1,8. f amis. bliH'kD: lots a. 3. 4 and 0. bl. irk 10: lots and 7, block H; lots 4 and ft, block r.. all ir. p:at H.Salt Luke City sin vey. said tax I e ng for the extension of the water lmil.'isiili n.t the follow-lu-described route, namely: Fifth East from rent re of Sixth und Sevei.t'i South to centre of Eighth and Ninth siouth sheds. Sa d Hit and plat have been lodi'ed in the otllce of the City Recorder, No. 8. City ha audll will e open for Inspection for a per n 1 of ten di ys iroin and alter the y)th dav of D 'cember. 1 no. dur-ing which time wiltten at peals to the City Council fir the rorrectlcnof the assessment may be tiled with the said liconler. in pursu- ance of the ordinance is such case provuie 1. J. F. Ja k. Citv Recorder. Salt Like City. Decenu er u, jsy,i. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of William J. Shivers, deceased. VJ'OTICE IS HEKEUY (ilVEN DY THE ll undersigned, administrator of the estate of William J. Shivers deceased, to the credit-ors of, and nil persons having claims against th e said deceased, to exhibit, them tne necessary vouchers within four months after the tlrst publication of this notice, to the said A. H. Adkison. administrator, at his office, rooms 3a and 33. i h building, in Halt Lake City, Utah 'I errltory, in the county of Salt LaUe. Dated Novenibr 81, 1R90. A. H. AnKlsriN. Administrator of tho e.itato of William J. Shivers deceased. Child Suicides. The Medical and Surgical Reporter is authority for the statement that from. Jan. 1 to Sept. 1, lflK), 62 children 40 boys and 16 girls committed suicide in Berlin. Of this number 21 had attained tho age of ir, 14 their 14th year, 9 their 13th, while 7 were only 12 years of age and 1 had not attained the age of 7. In most of the cases the immediate cause for tho act remains a secret, but it is supposed to have been due to exceptional severity on the part of servants or teach-ers. SUMMONS. In the Distr'ct Court in an forthe Third Judi-cial b strict of Utah Territory, C.muty of H.iit Lake. ErrmiRoseCllnUm. Plaintiff, ) vs. J.'im?s CI. Harris and Oliver W. Summons. Aunk, T rus:ees. and Meiilssa D. Clinton, Defendants. ) The people of the Territory of Utah send greeting: To Jam O. Harris and Oliver VV. Mn , trust, es, an 1 Melitsa D. Clinton, de-fendants. VOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP- -I pear In an uctlon brought against you by the above named plaintlif tn the district court i f the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Ulan and to answer the cotnpia nt liled therein within ten days, (exclusive of the day 01' service) alter tho service on you of this summons if sewed w.t hin thiscountv: or. if served out of this county, but in this dls rlct, w thin twen y days; otherwise within forty days or Judgement by default will ba taken against you, according to thejprayerof said complaint. The said action is brought to have a decree of this court as to defeud n s. James (J. Har-li- s ami Oover W. Mime, trustees, adjudging t.iat a certain alleged deed of conveyance, datod Ma ch 17. sa, from James VV. Smith, conveying the pn. p.'rty hereinafter described to one em babble Snow: also a certain al-leged (uit claim deed front William W. Rllter and Kiiscllla Rittef. his wife, conveying said premises to deieiulants, James W. HarrlB and iliver W. Mink, trustees, on or about Septem-ber 10, PS), be declared to tie a cloud upon the title of plaint ff. in and to said real estate, rind that each o: said conveyances l e declared to tie fraud. iient and void ; that the same be set aside, vacated, and decreed to be cancelled of record: deciar.ng the tit, e of said estate to be in plaintiff, and quieting the ti leofsameas to any claim of defendant. Melissa D. Clinton; for costs of suit. :nid such other and further relief as may be dcenifd just and equitable. Said premises are described as follows, to-- itt Lrti and a. section a.r. township 1 south, range 4 west. Tooel coiuity, Utah territory. And you are hereby notified that, if you fall to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff wilt apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon. ( harp's 8. Zane, judge, and tho seal of the District Court of the Tlrrd Judicial District, SEAL. In and ror the Territory of Utah thil lith dayof December, In the year 01 our Lord one thousand eight hun-dred ami ninety. Hknky (i. McMillan, Clerk. By Cr.n, D. Loomis, Deputy Clerk. TRUSTEE'S SALE. IS HEREBY CIVEN THAT ON Thursday, the Kith day of January, at 18 o'clock, noon, of s ild day, at tlie front doo: of the county court house of Halt Lake county. in Salt Lake Citv. Utah Territory, the iiudeii.;ned will sell at public auction to the highest balder for cash, t ie following described real ectate, sit-uate inthe city and county of Salt Like :,nl Territory of Uta i. Part of lot five 1.1. block thirty i3n, plat H.Salt Lake City sur-vey, as follows: Commencing at northwest comer of said lot die i.'n. running theme e:i-- t e glit (S) rods, thence south ten ilii) foils, thence west eight 1H1 rods, and thence r.ortb ten 0 rods to tho place of be-ginning, together with all and singular the tenements, h'ireditiuicnta and appurtenan-'e- thereunto belonging. Said sale will lie made nn ler and by virtue of the power and authority ves'ed In tlie undersigned by a certain Trust-Dee- made April la. WW. by one Jane Livingston Wins, ness as tlrst party to the uiidei.-lgne- d John W. Donnellan as trustee, and second p irtv for the use of D. D. Mallory of Haltl-inor- Maryland, which trust deed was duly recorded In the ortice of the county recorder or Salt L ike county. Utah, on April aita. tsuo. in Book "81"' of mortnaircs. at pages 8)5 toaoS Inclusive, to which reference is hereby made for particular information. The said sle w'll be made for the purpose of paying and satisfying, tlrst. the ex icnies of executing said trust, attorney' fees and on to the tinuersigm d. and. second, the promissory note and coupon notes and interest thereon secured by said ti'iist deed, no part of w hich has been paid, and wl led has betn de-clared by the owner ami holder thereof to he fully due and payable because of default in the payment or tho Interest due on said note for o er thirty days, and this sale lias been bv the holder of Brid not n. Any and all the parties to said t.rurt deed may Did at the sale. Terms of sale. cash. Deed or deeds will be executed and delivered to the purchaser or purchasers under and by virtue of the power and authority conferred bvald trust deed. JOHN VV. DONNELLAN. Trustea, Dated December 13. If 0 1. Fkank Piaw E, attorney for trustee. "NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION . Land Office at Sai t Lakk Citv, Utah, Dec. nrt. ISM. f yOTlCE IS HEREBY OIVIN THAT THE i.1 following name! settler has liled notici of his Intention to make dual proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the probate judge of Toi.ele county, at Tooele City. Utah, on January 1Mb. ISUi.'viz: Andrew V.Mtllward. D. S. No. li.".). fir tho south half of northeast quarter of section :(o. t iwnshlp 8 south, range .1 w est. He names the following wituesses 10 prove his continuous lesidence upon and cultivation f said land, viz: John Anderson. C. J. Strop b I'tr, c. (1. ParkitiMiii. Cooke, jr., all of tirantsville, Tooele couutv. Utah. No. 7.1H.J 'FRANK D. HOURS. Register. NOTICE In the Prob ite Court In and for Salt Lake county. Territory of Utah. In the matter of the estate of Abraham Hays yOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JEN-1.- 1 nle E. Hays has liled her petition In this court setting out that she is a legal hi ir to said estate and eutitled to a distribution to her of one-hal- f of said estate and praying that the decree of distribution made and entered by tuis court on the sth day 01 November, lsiio. to set aside and declare null and void, and that a deciee be made distributed to her one-hal- f of said estate and that a distribution of the residue of said estate among the persons entitled thereto, and that Tuesday the 83d day of December. A. D. lew), at 10 o'clock a. m.- a the court room of said court, in the county court house. Salt Lake city and county, Utah has been duly appointed by the judge of said court, for the hearing of said petition to set aside aud declare void the for-mer decree of distribution and for distribution at which t'me and place any person Interested in said estate may appear and show cause, if any there be. why said decree should not, be s t aside and declared null and void, and final distribution male as praved for. Date Noveml er lsuo. c. E. ALl F.N, cie-- k of Probate Court. Hy C. E. STANTON, Deputy, The Trouble with a ripe. The rise in cigars is producing a resort to the pipe. The smoker will probably reconcile himself to the difference, but ; the one behind the smoker will lament j the change. When yon smell a cigar you smell that cigar only. When a pipe favors you it gives you not only itself but a feeling reminiscence of all its pred-ecessors. Exchange. SUMMONS. In the District Court In and fnrtheThird Judi-cial District of Utah Territory, Couuty of Salt Lake. L. tl. Kr.Nr, pia'ntiff. vh, Katie Lvn'-- t nslee for Nina Kuit, Nina Kent. Thede ,1. Hmuiuons. Kent, Edward A. Kesler and j Charles I'omeroy, defendant. The people of Ihe Territory of Utah send greet-ing to iate 1., n ,..(!'.' o N u ,if nt, Nina Kent. Tnece J. Kent. Edward A. Kes-ler. and Char'ei Pomeroy. dondants: rOU ARE HEREBY REyUIREI) TO AP-- 1 ear in an action brought against von by the above named plaintiff in the District Court ol the Third Judicial District of the Territory of I'tah. and to answer the complaint riled therein within ten days (exclusive of the dny of service) after the' service on yon of this summons If served within this enmity: or. if served out or this county, but ill this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days -- or Judgment by default will be taken airafnst voll. ue.eordlni io the of sai.l complaint. The said action is brought 1 1 have judgment :iga 11st said defendants in the sum of with intei est at ten p r cent per annum from September 3rd, Isisu. ai d for costs of suit ti'iO attorney's lee: alleged to be di e on ace 'tain promissory note and mortgage, made, cve- uted and delivered by defen taut. Kate Lynch as trustee fi r defendant, Nina Kent, to one Edward A. hosier, at S.i.t Lake city. I'tali, Septen.be.' lid issu; said note be-ing for the sum ot i.'tro. with Int rest fi- m date at t n per cent, per annum, sam iein,r due and w.io ly unpaid, and secired by ?ad eior.'ii'a'.'e on th.ose certain premt.-e- ( sittiet d thi Citv an Coui'ty of Halt Lake I'tah. b i'lg a part of lot-- . 1 and S. block d. plat 11. S ilt Lake City survey, commencing at a pob't eight feet south of n irth-ea- corner of scld ot 1. rui n ng thenc- - north thirty live fee' iheni e west, ten 10 Is. thence south th rty-s;v-feet, them e ea t ten rods to place m b gltinl'n containing .v:fi square feet: said note and iii rt age havpig been af erwa'd. Hen-i-e nth. iss sol 1. u mod and tn nsferred in si.dKeslir to in- - Cl: les E. Pomeroy: and afterwards, August 1st. w, so d. tritisierred and s gneii by said Pop e 'oy to plaintiff, who is now the legal holder of 'the same; tha' icdd premises e sold, and the s uppll d In payment or amount di e p,am-tiff- . and tl at said dfe;iil n-- s and all persons e'a'nr.inr. in y Is- - barr. d an I foroclos.M of a.l i claim of out' of redemption in s idpie-n- - ires: that fl ant 1ft hay.- - judgment ngunst ' said defendants. eC-!o- Charles K. Pome aiv. for snv de'h ien y, and for such other an t r- - titer relb f in tie premises a-- t tlie c turt may seem meet and equitable. ' j And you are hereby notltied that If yon fall to appear and answer the eabl complaint as alsive required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court tor tiie relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon, Charles S. Zane Judge, and the seal of the District Court of the Third Judicial District, SIAI..1 11 and for the Territory of Utah. ti.is day of ( 00 r in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hui dred and ninety. h, t;. McMillan, cierk. By Geo. V. Loomis. Deputy Clerk. I Respectable roverty. ' Miss Baqne Bey I understood yon to say, mamma, that tho Emersons were j wealthy. Mrs. Baquo Bey Are they not? j Miss B. B. I should say not. Every-body at church today had on new fall Sipectacles, except Miss Emerson. She wore her summer glasses. Cape Cod Item. MARSHAL'S SALE. PURSUANT TO AN EXE( UTION TO 1 me directed hy the Third Judicial district. Court of the territory of Utah, Ishall expose at public sale, at the front door of the county courthouse, in the city of Halt Lake, county of Halt Lake, and territory of Utah, on the nth day of .lantiary, A. D.. ISlii, at 18 o'clock m. all the right title, claim and Interest of rrank Kun o aud Jac h Kuckle. of. in, and to the following described real estate, situate, lying, and lieing tn Salt Lake County, and described as follows, That port. on of IiIikk ai, piaiA salt LakeCity survi j commencing at a point "i n t wesr of the ao itheast cor er of lor a cf s aid bhs'k: thence west 7 rods: th' nee north 80 thence east 10 rods: thence eoi 1 I" roils; thence west :i ro Is: theme south loiods to th ' p'a-'e- f commepceu'ent To be sold as the proi erty of Frank Kunkle and Jacob Kunkle. at the suit of Jellcrs-i- n A. Clark. Terms of sale. cash. E. H. Parsons, U. S. Marshal. Hy Roman Cannon, Deputy Marshal. Dated December lii, ISU0. tds NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of S uah Waf tins, deceased. NOTICE IS 11 E it EH Y (ilVEN RY THE John T. Buckie, adminis-trator of t in estate o' Saiah U ataius. de-ceased, to the creditors of, and all persons bavin r claims auainst the s'id deceased, to exbib t them with the necessary vouchers, within lour months after the first publication of this notice, to the said John T. Buckle, ad-ministrator, at 8'Si south Main street, Salt Lake City, in the county of Salt Lake, Utah. Datod Noveinberanth, IH)). JOHN T BUCKLE, Administrator of the estate of Sarah Watkins, deceased. A Turtle Stops a Cotton Mill. The Barnard mill was stopped for an hour or so Monday. Tho machinery was all right, but a curious mud turtlo had wandered up tho feeding pipe of the engine, causing a cessation of work. -- Fall River Globe. Cui ISono. Amateur Photographer What do yon think? I have become so expert that I can catch a cannon ball in its flight. Layman Xo use. There's no money in baseball nowadays.--Gux- xl News. No. 7lsT NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION. Li nd Office at Salt Lake City, Utah. I'ecem-be- r 1. 1SW). VTcCE 13 HEREBY CIVEN Til.'.T ' II , i foll.-- n Miame settler 1ms tiled notice of bis int' n o 1 to in oie Hni'l proof by comimra-11)1- in siipjort of ids ciaiin, and I h it salt proof will ne niiiile before the register aud re-ceiver at Salt Lai e C.ty. Utah, on January al. lsil. viz; Claries 'rlsuion. Homestead E.ltrv No. H.7 for tie NE'4 Nfci Sec. 8 Land N'"f NW1.1 and SWi NKh Sec. 2 Tp. I S. K. 1 E. He names the foib wiiig w.tiiesses to prove his continuous resilience upon ami cultivation of. Slid land, vi.: Join .Vixte', Peier R- -i Edward liri't-n- . Rodney Hio'ger, all of Silt LakeC.ty. Utah. Fu.-N- i D. Hiubi. Kegi.-te-r. HutOi I.WVK. Attorney for applicant. Von Moltke. Field Marshal Von Moltke on his nine-tiot-h birthday received an ovation in Berlin which exceeded any previous pop-ular display in that city. Tho procession was five hours passing the Von Moltke palace, from which the old warrior viewed it, and one feature of it is de-scribed by Americans present as the most perfect of the kind they ever witnessed. This was the division of the military into eleven sections, each with dress and arms to represent an era in German his-tory, from tho fur clad warriors of the time of Tacitus down to the German soldiers now in Africa. A strange, sad feature was that Bismarck was not in-vited to tako 1 is appropriate place ii) the review. MARSHAL'S SALE. 1 PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE tome directed by fie Third Judicial dis-trict of the territory of Utah. I shall expose at public sale at the front door of the county court hou e In the City of Salt Lake, and county of Salt Lake, and territory of Utah, on the i day of December, PH.), at la:.') m.. the foil owing described leal estate, situate, lying and being In Salt Lake county. I'tah t rrltory, bounoed and particularly described as follows, towit: Part of lot 4. lu block 43. Plat "H." Salt Lake City survey; commencing at a point 7Dn feet at from "the southwest corner of said Ir it 4 : thence north lo feet; t'leuca. eist 4f!4 feet; thence sout'i 101 feet.; thence west 4 e, feet t the place of beg.nnlng. Together v. it all .in 1 a ngular the tenements and es thereunto belonging or in any w ay appertaining, aie the premises subject 1 sule. and to lie sold. To he sold as the property of William S. Andrew an John VV. Martin, i.'t tho suit of James II. Ha on. Terms of sale cash. E. H. Pahsons. U. S. Marshal. By D. N. Swan. Deputy Marshal. Sa t LakeCity, Utah. Dated November 2i. tsuo. In the District Court iu and for the Third Judi-cial District of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. Sarah E. Stkisku. 1 hdnt fl, ) vs. SUMMONS. ClIAHI.ES SlTtNKH. Defendant. ) The People of the Territory of . Utah send greeting to . ii... g i. c . defendant: 'OU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-pe-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 tiled therein within ten davs (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons ir served within this county; or If served out of this county, but iu this distrlot, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days or judg-ment hy default will be taken against you. ao-- cording to the prayer of said complaint. The said action is brought to have a decree of this court dissolving the bond of matri-mony existing between the plaintiff aud de-fendant: ne. mi in; p,alu;ifi ahtoliitely flee from ail obl g ttlous of sa d martiige: to have judgement for costeof suit, and lor such other tin) fur. her relief as to the Court may seem Ju'. Above relief prayed for on the ground that ou or ..ton. nit- - 1 't.i nay 01 June. IsST. uefeiui-an- t des-'rt- . d plaintiff, has ever since abs -- ntcd himself, an t has failed ar d ueglected to sup-port and maintain plaintiff, or to in a iy man-i- i' r o itribuie taw ards hi r support aud main- - t(.i-r- . And yott are hereby notified that if you fall to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court, for the relief demanded therein. Witness. Ihe Hon. Charles H. Zane Judge, and the seal of the District Court of the Third Judicial District, KIAi. in and for the Territory of Utah. this uh dayof December Inthe year of our Iird one thousand eight hundred aud ninety. t HENHV u. Mi:lLLAN, Clerk, 40 By Geo. D. Loomis, DtutJ CliK. NOTICE. In the Probate court iu and for Salt Lake county. Territory of Utah. In the matter of the estate of Eliza Ann (lleasop, deceased. N OTRE 18 HEREBY (IlVEN THAT ELI-ja- h M. Cirai 11. administrator of the ( i tate of Ell.a Ai.n Oleason, deceased, has n n iered for settlement, and tiled in said court lus tinal account of his administration of e ild estato ai d petition for tinal distribution of the residue of said estate among tlie persona en-titled thereto, and that Wednesday the 31st day of Decemlier. A. D.. ISU I, at 10 o'clock a. m.. at the court room of said court, in the county court house, Salt Lake citv and coun-ty, It lii Territory, has been duly appointed by the judge or said court, for the settlement of said account, und hearing said petition for distribution, at which time and place any per-son interested in said estate may appear and show cause. If any there be. why said account should not be 4'tf led and approved aud final distribution made as prayed for. C. E. A LLEN. Clerk of Probate Court Dated December V. ism NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Est at of Ai aai Seal der-a- s d. Vli'l. E IH HEKKHY ' iVr.N BY THE i undosgned he a, mini tr.itorof tiee-i-tate if Adam Seil de 'eased, to the irellun of. and a'l pern ns h ivth r claims i g lins'. the said i:e a Jul t e h'l li 111 1111 wl h ih net V'H'ch'rs. w th n four tin ill s after tho Urst 1 nblt atiouof t.a.s ie fee. t ih said r at the law otllce of H. P. Am-strpu- 4 .Ma n s r ct, S ut L ke city, in the County or Halt Lake. Date December Sth. 1 '. JAC.H H. TIPTON. Administrator of Estate of Adam Seal, de-ceased. Seneca Jones, pastor of the M. E. church at Woodland, is a practical mechanic. For six years he has been at work building a pipe organ, which will bo put up in his church in a few weeks. It covers a Moor area of UiO square feet and will contain 1.000 pipes. , 239 Main Su Salt Lake Cit. '.i ntrawberrlos in Alaska. Alaska has usually been looked upon as a bleak and distant section of Uncle Sam's domain, where tho land was mostly water, furnishing seals and salmon, whilo icebergs and glaciers adorned wonderfully picturesque land-scapes and waterscapes, the delight of summer tourists who visit that far northern clime to enjoy a lew elongated days. Among the arrivals in this city yes-terday was James Cos, who left heYe for Chilkat a year ago la.st April with his family, consisting of his wife mid three children. Mr. Cox is quito well pleased with the climate where he was stationed, the temperature seldom dropping to below zero and occasioning no in-convenience. He had quite a nice gar-den last summer, in which ho raised tins vegetables turnips, beets, carrots, on-ions and potatoes. Ho says there is an old half-bree- d woman at Chilcoot mis-sion, a few miles from Chilkat, who has raised potatoes and vegetables for many ,.rs past. This last season she esiieri-mente- d with some strawberries, and sue-ced-in growing some very tine ones. Asvinuu t. ' Utah Bonds for Sale-r WILL RECEIVE WRITTEN BIDS I betw.-e- 18 o'clock noon of December 'y., lswi. and 18 o'clock noon of January as. imn, for the whole or anv part of un Utah Territo-rial bonds (Nos. !.. to 8S incli.sjvei each for l() ). running 10 to au years. Interest 5 per cent per annum, payable s'emml-auniiall- and not taxable for any purj os'.. Mulders can net fuli particulars of the nnder-slgn- e personally or by letter at No. ZKS South Main street. Hall Lake City. Hnl iVAB KiiHKHrs, Territorial Treasurer. PRORATE NOTICE. In the probate court in and for Salt Lake couutv, territory of Utah. IS i'HE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Jl John Davis, decease,!. Notice. Notice is hereby given that Edward A. Kess-le-administrator of the estate of John Davis, deceased, has rendered for settlement, and tiled n said court, bis linal Recount of his adminis-tration of said estate ami etitlon for final dis- -' trttiutlon of the residue ot :, aid estate among the persons entitled thereto, audtnst Monday. the aid day of Decemlier, A. D. iUi. at ten o'clock a. in., at the court room of sa I court, iu the county court house. Salt Lake City and county, I'tah territory, has been duly ap-pointed by the judge of said court, for the settlement of said account mid hearing Bald petition for distribution, at which tlmand place any person interested In said estate may appear and show cause, if any there he. why said account should not be settled aud ap-proved and tinal distribution made as prayed for. Dated Novemhor3S. lsuo. C. E. ALLEN. Clerk of the' Probate Court. By C. E. Stanton Deputy, MARSHAL'S SALE. IURSU ANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE TO bv the Third Judicial District of the territory of Utah. I shall expose at pub- lic sale a', the front uoor of the county court house. In the citv of Tooele and county of Tooele, and territory or Utah, ou the 87th day of December, is.41. at 18 o'clock m.. the real situate lying and being In Tooele couutv, Utah territory. bound-ed and particularly described as follows, t: The northeast quarter of section thirty- - ' four (34), in township two (ai, south of range four (I), west of Salt Lake meridian, in said county ot Tooele, said territory. Together with all a'ld singular the tenements, heredita-ments and appurtenances thereto belonging er In any way appertaining, are the premises subject to eale, and to be sold as the property of Paul Droub ly. adiulntstiator of the esiate of Peter A. Urmibav. deceased, at the suit of Mary F. Sharp, as exeeuirix of the last will of LeanderJ. Sharp deceased E. H. PARSONS. United States Marshal. Hy D. N. SWAN, Deputy Marshal. Dated December 3, 13U0, tds NOTICE. ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY WARNED tho penalty provided by ordinance not to remove the body of any dead animal or offal or nit ti of any description, without first notifying the city scaveuger, who will 'ssua directions for iu disposal. WILLIAM SHOW ALL, City Sc.yaier, April 17. 1S90L Kuoin 0, City Hail J |
