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Show 1 I m'' SAU' LAKE I1MK wmwrcsi" v SEP 1EM1SEK 3. ISM. 7 Official itjjticfe. Official tcticr. I Wffldat lcHcr. A Great Dancer Jhe was one of the rnost famon. dS enus, and after a most successful ri Known Dutch minister A of the interior volume niisht be made up of the odes addressed to Marie Leseur debut as Rosine in 1819 and her marriLe some ten years later. She danced It ttS inauguration of the Monnaie E year before George III died. Her hue- - rUind "financial specula- tion and committed suicide in heres-ence- . To the last she enjoyed a pension from the royal bounty, but the into the Ttl?0t the passed of M. Jialon, the poli- tician. London World. 1 I I SALT LAKE CITY "t ' " X rrEiifeV ,TG3rtB fH'' m --t, Li hJLkJ J. o JAonw. vt't. L J T J44-H0,- J ka ,Ti 'i "itt "TTTrrH'r v3rsMfr, Geo. M. Scott, Ja. tl!.Jfri!i!ixa If. 9. Rrvrtaut FretliltNit. Swrvuar. GEO. M. SCOTT & CO, US'CORrORATETl) DELALERR IIS-"- Hardware and Metal, Stoves, Tinware, Mill Findings, Etc. AfltNTS FOH the Dtxlire Wood Pulley, Roebllna t Steele Wlra rUpei, Vacuum Cylinder ami KnRlne tMIe, HrrculM lowiier, AtliM F.nglnee an ) lUiU era, Muck Injex-tor- t, HuiTaIo rVatet, Jefferson llorae Whim, iilik famM Illnert' anJ lilacksmilhe' Tools, K'tc 168 MAIN STREET, Salt Lake City. - - Utah A. L WILLIAMS, Second Door North of Poatofflca, GOUX2 --evararr ron R. G. PLEASANT VALLEY, CASTLE GATE Anthracite, Charcoal, lllnckamlth and Pigtron. Yards Cor Fifth West and Second SouCJu TrtcplioiiB No. 1 1(K " tncoporated, April 10, 1890. Totiiian House Building Companj. J. T. T.rwrrr. F. I Moom!. I). R. Ilnun-- . l'cvsltlt'nt. Treasurer. Gooerai Salt Lako, Utah. This company ! purely a, Imme InstUutiou, organimed In stay, and most r. K)orUtilly luvitns the attention of tliitso ilrslritiff tMiUtitfn. rklwr (or homes or for ittle, to the uoal, Uly and aUraolivii appnram prrsnti-i-i hy tltt elmm of dt-tHV-when ooiiiili'tl. We claim that tliey are strtmifor and armor lbn th ordinary ruslio buildiutf, llio sections all Mtift made ari l put lojrfher by thcroby niaaiug Ui work porfin tly tig-h- i We are miw rr,ar-- l tn fuis nuh rslirualon, lako contracts rampMa bull.tinirs on Ihort Um 1 he pt-rntiu- ife of llm pulilio la most respoctfully solli'lUiJ. OlUce auj yard So. SVJ Wiut North Tuiuplu Direct. Examiiin Our flans and Trim Dtfore Ton CuilL gjotrlff mtb Jlcotaurtxnta. The Walker is Located in the Business Center of this City and has all the Modern Improvements & Conveniences Pertaining toa strictly first-clas- s house It Is managed as well as any hotel In the West and Is strictly the Business and Tour-ist Hotel of Salt Lake Oity. Passenger Elevator. The Walker & the Metropolitan Are the Two Leading Hotels of Salt lake City. Propr. THE CULLEN. THE Modern Hotel op SALT LAKE CITY. S. C EWING, Proprietor. WALKER HOUSE CAFE. The Cafe has Just changed management, now being under the care ot the two beet caterers In the citv. Messrs. Berets and Guthrie. Tour-ists or patrons desiring an early meal or lunch put up. can obtain the same at any hour, day and night. All game kept In season and east-ern oysters In the shell. Call and try us. mrm --: V1JV -- TlTrm llllli - 1 lltJj --- 1 lllli Frankin Fire Insurance Co., Of Philadelphia. Organized 1829. -- : Charter PcrpctuaL Assets, $3,174,357.04 Insurance Reserve, i ,705,204.71 Continental Insurance Company, Cash Capital, - $1,000,000.00 Insurance Reserve, 2,470,313.2-- . Assets, - 0,2 17,773.01 When you purchase a policy that you exrxxt to bfi worth f 2000 in case of fire, you should investigate the com-pany with the same care that you woulJ use in lending that sum. No States in the Union have as rocJ insurance laws as New York and Pennsylvania. Call at our office for copy of the Safety Fund Law. This law prevents the failure of a company by preat confla-grations. Under this law none of the surplus fundi can bo divided among stockholders. Uoth have t he held for the security of jiolicy holders as long as a policy remains in forco. DAVIS & STRINGER. 23 West Kfcond South s Two door, e.rt of Cotleo HoteL "t,t',U3' I fa aM SP&GIAT, " (jur Addition corner of Second West and Tenth South, with fine trees on all streets and alleys, k the choice subdivi-sion adjoining the city. Ties are now .r distributed and cars will be running on 1 Second West and Tenth South within sixty days. Lots at original price until August i st only. Davis & Stringer, --THE Sacramento Bakery and Coffee Douse AS CHANGED HANDS. Erdman & rVlyer, the new proprietors, will endeavor to please the most fastidious. Give us a call. SO west Second South. Ban-fcln- g- department Utah Title, Insurance and Trutt Company Paid-u- p Capital $150,000 Surplus $10,000 Pays 5 per reDt Interest on time deposits; acts as Trustee. Guardian, Administrator and Executor; transacts general trust business, insures real estate titles ; Insurance fee covers ali charges for attorneys and abstracts. STOCKDOMIKBS. Ranlterfc CaviUUUtt. J E. Dooly, R- - C. Chambers, T R.Jones, - Kelsey Gillespie, L S Hills. James eiharp, M. H. Walker. John J. Daly, W. 8. Mcf'omick, B. Mcintosh. E. A. Smith. A. L. Thomas H T Duke, Gov. of Utah, Joslah Barrett, Hyde S. Young. f H. Auerbach, M 8. Pendergast, T. G. Webber. T A Kent Hugh Anderson, W. f. Lynn. W. H. Kowe. J R. Walker, A. W. Carlson. Latryr: H Aueroach. John A. Marshall, W. F. Coiton. Wni. C. HaiL James Anderson. Taft & Kropfganze, CONTRACTDES & BUILDEBS. Sail Uie City, : Utah Territorj. Headquarters at Cor, Sixth and II Sts. Jiotlce of Timber Culture tmueJtT" C A1NT "AVISO BEEN ENTERED wain" PMH?Pff l,3riW"ni 8. DeAmiond wf?i J failure to comuiv i'a.w as.to 'abfr-cultur- e entry So 771 tSnnI?"?0W',"ns1bi:P011soutthh", rangheeUtvvqeustartelar to thkcea0n0ce,lllmatiyon',;of"satiedrritory entry- - contest Z t ,or ertr r cause to bo Ft X'iS! ?' P0"10" " ' laSdd"' filled lJ,r1"w miking s,d entrv. and lsd7,r J?k' plpw or Mlr un' .portion of said ee seeds or be done during thewind "Rafter making sPaid'nenotrfy, and failed to stir said land or to planf n of cia,n,.d tsoamtnemt-o tbre done cmtlXgT or u during the third it. sa nn?!. P' or stir any portion of rees. tree seedpslaonrt any portion of t cuttings or to caui the jame to be done, and that at this time n7p cnltiated aud no portlou of said lnd i planted to trees. treBeeds or cu the said partlea are hereby .prjar t thlsortlceontheiuth day of Septe.ntir lJ 5,?wconkcernlnfr s,4ai'ldrsaPll"eng"edanfdailfuurrenish testl-- ' Fbank D. Hobbs, Replstor. CITY BONDS FOIl SAI.K. Flfry Thousand (850,000) Dollur. of Flie (o) ht rent Salt Uke til r l!mil for Sale. NOTICE IS HERKHY OIVfN THAT ON S'titemher, A. l. !. at tueofroeof the cltv treasurer of Salt ! city. Itfty bond of ald city of the leaunof I. IVJv will lw K'ld U the hlnheoi bid-der or bidders for cv.li. Said bou.U re of tue dVnotnlnatlr-- of llrtd, payaMe twenty yeini attrd.tt( but nubvt't to redemption any time fcftw September I.IMeVat theoi.tlonof aatdcity. t'oupoiui I. H Sand 4y.il! he deta. he.1 from mid bones prertuun to the sale thereof, ao that the bonds ill bar Interest f rom So detnher I, IS.SI. until paid, the interct payable on the Brut day of March and the llrel day of each year. Hlds will be revelve.1 by me for the purchase of aid b.inds. or any part thereof, from theHh dv of Aumisi, un-til 10 o'clock a.m. or the n th dty of Septem-ber. NU T!-- r.K m to reject ;iny and all bids Is hereby reserved In Ivhalf of the city - lly order of the f it v council of mid city. JosifH It. 'At.i'(. City Treasurer. Salt L.ike c'tv. AiiL-u- t l.l 1'. s A printed statement of the financial condition of the cltv lll Iw furnlshel any one desir ng Inforuiatlon with the view of bidding upon l ie abive bonds. Apply for same at treasurer oWce Jimki'H It. Wiuu, City Treaaurer. M MM0NS. In the D'strlot Court in and for the Thir I Pletrtctol rtah Tetriuiry, Cvmnty of Salt Lake. S. r. Armstrong, Plaintiff. vs. Thomas Ool!(ihtly. Joseph J. (Jol'ohitv Mar- tha U. Smith. Klitabe:h u. t j,,hn U J ai ton. Jai ob u. Lton. Ku h ir.l La tn hiwhel U. L. Warren, sanuiel D. La-- m Kl 'aheth Connelly. Lncv i;. I,. Hon, .'an w- Kvsns r.lizabeth O. Wt iter. Sara.ni inter, lhoime (!. W'inier. K cniruc. lit- ter. Jol.o 1;. Wlt.ter, Nora Mac W.uter G. Wmt-- r and Mark lioll hilv, de.'vnd-antf- , nj'Hh PEOPLE OP THK TF8KITORY OV l Utah send (.rest njc to Thomas lioliirhtlv. Joseph .I. (ioliRhtly. Mar;lia H. 8:11 th, Elira-wM-i. Wa;t. .lou Kl. Lavtou. Jacob t;. Lay-'on- . R char I Lay;ou, Ka'chel fi, L. Wertva Samuel f. L lyton. Eltsalieth Oonnedv. l.tt.-- t;. L. Hone, Jane CI. W. Kvaua. l:ii.'be h tt Wint-- r, Saiah (i. Winter, Th mas f. Winter H c iard 11. Inter. Ji hn ii. Winter N ra May V .uter. Joeeph li. Winter aud M ark Lkilighliy. do.erdants: You are hereby reqtdred to appear in an ac tjun bMUfht axatnst you bT tue nhu-- nametl laint;tts In the district Court of tle Thlni J District of the Territory of I'lah and to answer the complaint filed tlicreln wdhtu ten days, (exclusive of the day of service!, after the service on you of thls'niuumous if served within this couuty; or, if served out of thia county, but In this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty duvs--o- r Judg- ment by default will he taken acainst vou, to the prayer of said complaint. The said action It broUKht to h.:u a decive of this court adiud.mrsi.ld.'.e end: nisto hnv 110 est u. or iutei'uRt w iatever In that rerialti prop uy situate tu ait Lake 'liv mid county. I'tali. bclnit lot 4. H ck l(C, ;:-- . 1), S lit Lak City survey, en I that thev audev. hof them lie il aiiddctiarr.il irom nvwr.ini; 111 y cia mwnatcc: In or to said prop r'ysd veine to pla nt 9 a IjudsMiR and dedat u : plaint:!! to !e f owner 1:1 lee of mid pup-irty- . and that the several cla iusof Je ei.iUnis opcra'c ns a clot d on ola'tii If s tit.e: ,iiietn g :.nd c.oi,flr:u m pliiintilT lu In. till., to the srssioii r said jir mtses, and lor other aud further relief and fur costs ot suit. And you are heply notllled that If vou fall to appear and answer the said c;:::;platnt us ntxoe required, the said plainim will apply to Uieconrl fur the relief demunded therein. , WlTNKNs, the Hon. Charles 8. 7,an .1udv;e, and the seal of tue Ulatrict Court of the Third Judicial l)ii.-ie- t. in and for I i the territory of Ctah. this .Mh dav or rkau Jul.-- , in the year of our Lord one thousand eikht hundred and ubiety, liENIIVU. Mi'Mll.l.AN, (JlJi'U. By Gko. D.Loi.mis. Cej uty clerk. jjet Cms"11 'ves ome uae Infor-- i Bdtion to Housewives and the f' Ladies in General, i ij TEKT LATEST PAEIS PASHIONS i,f resorption of Two Toilets Eeoently Seen in the Gay City of "Paree." , 'The bes, way to"keep'vegf bte fresh? '. .. . If the greengrocer who is in the habit Joeing his entire stock on trestle-,- r outside his store door, trusting to ,,u trade to sell the most of it. before it comes unsalable from the effect of sun i dust, would follow the plan pro-se- d by the writer some years ago, and slow degrees gaining' favor because reduces the percentage of loss from ' i, he would gratify his customers mensely in addition.' The simplest J to make is Place the bulk of his rning's purchase of perishable goods the coolest and darkest part of his nje, A dark cellar is the best of all inn for this use, unless he has an ice j large enough to receive the vegetan-s, if not the cases. A cold room of urge would be incomparable. Only s largest dealers have such rooms, t the vegetables in their original ses in a cool, dark place, sprinkle em with water, and only bring them :o the light in quantities as required r sale. If at night any remain unsold ikthern over, throw away the injured rtions, again Bprinkle them with cold iter and leave them in the dark. By is attention given to them night and )rning they will keep good several ys. if possible put that small quantity of th which serves as a sample in a glass w, after first trimming off all defective rts and washing the vegetables in cool iter. Then, iuclosinif them in the case. ey will look fresh and inviting. If housewives all over the country laid follow the example of many of j pupils, and make it a condition of ide thut their dealers shall keep their netables somewhat in this way, they 11 soon prove the advantage of it to e tradesmen's satisfaction. Tho points be noted are freedom from air, dust, at, decayed parts and keeping the lit and vegetables in a cool dark ice, One portion of the ioe box racked '. or the vegetables wrapped in a large )th, will keep them from contact with her foods, except always that nothing ould ever be put into the same ice box th either milk, cream or butter. An tirely separate box must be kept for cse articles if they are to be in the best edition. To return to the idea which I have ng advocated of one person buying for veral neighboring families. If every housekeeper would inform rself toward night aa to supplies on nd, the requirements in quantity of f dry groceries and, for the temporary pply of such perishable foods as milk, am, butter, fre'sh meat, poultry, fish, ?etables and fruit, the buyer could ike the round of her customers during r evening, make up her market list, lire before 11 o'clock, so as to t add be at the market before 6 m. At any hour between 4 and a.m. the vegetables and fruit are itiful; the meats, poultry and fish n be bought later, and the dry grocer-i- . such as sugar, tea and coffee, at any nvenient hour. The goods should be hveredin bulk at the buyers' house d distributed from that point accord- - to her orders. Just such purchases t being made in several places as the suit of the first inception of the work me three or four years ago. Success tends upon the way the thing is ' equally, does the success of the i for inducing dealers to take the st care of food supplies while they are sang through their hands. That the <h of the family greatly depends "D this goes without saying in these ys when housewives give so much JR?ht to the government of their Juliet Corson. NOTICE TO CiUDlTOUS. Estate of Heiioiil W. Chase, deoease l, V'OTICK 18 IIKHEUY C.tVEN HY THK Is utitlersiiftied. administrator of the estaie of Hen, in V. t'aase. deceased, to the creditors of. and all persons havluir claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the ueci-sar-voucher, wiiti.u ten mouths arter the ttrst publication of this notice, lo the said adminis-trator at the otlice of his attorney. Walter Murphy. No. KlJ south East Temple street, Mil! Lake cltv, lu the county of halt Lake, Utah territory. Wai run K. iimkhn. Admlnlst nitor of the est ate of Heuoui W. Chase, diweased. Dated Aitif. 7, ll. Sotice of Desert Entry Contest. tT. S. LandOfkiok: i Salt Lake City, ftah. Julv 9 C!0tP,MAINJ H? '"-E- ENTERED y , HV,';lH by William S. DeArmond lt n,s? I,atrl('k Ha,nl11 '"r to com as to desert eutrv Xo. siiTT. .i.itod June 4. l'tM. upon the lots i, n'3.4 andS'. ku ami 84 NV't and S .Vi,. s.ctl.n township fm.o ' ran'',: 'n Salt Lake countv. Utah territory, with a view to the cancellation of aid entry; contestant alleein? that said Patrick Haiuill hns failed during the thren years after liiakitur B:dd entry to reclaim said tract of desert land by conducting or causing to ne con- ducted upon the sane any water whatever, and .hat said Patrick Hamlll still fails to conduct or to cause to he conducted upon said land anv water and that said tract, of land ,st this time desert land, entirely without water and without any canals for the convevinc of water toor upon said land, the said partlej are hereby summm ed to appear at th's office on the huh day of September. lSuO. at 10 o'clock a.m . lo respond and furnish testimony concermmi said alleged failure. Fkank D. Hobus. Register i Oswego and Ovego. No one but a person connected with the Oswego postofflee can have the least conception of the extent of the confusion growing out of the similarity of the names Oswego and Owego. The post- master in Oswego directed that a count ol the letters designed for the village of Owego sent to the postofflee in this city be kept for one week. The number by actual count was 481. Let our Owego friends apply for a city charter and call the place the city of "Anwaga." "Au-wag-was the Indian name of the place It contains the "Auwaga house," the "Auwaga bank," etc. It seems to be a name they aro proud of, and it is a euphonious and pretty name, and is what the village or city should be called. If they object to the change, why let them continue to receive their business letters via Oswego, averaging 500 weekly, from twenty-fou- r to forty-eig- hours behind time. Oswego Times. English Bakeries. The result of the inquiries recently made as to the sanitary arrangements connected with the trade of baking is anything but reassuring. Bakeries are said to exist in Manchester where the cleanliness which should obtain in the preparation of food is impossible. Some of the bakers complain that the ma-- chinery now used takes "the flavor out of the bread." They prefer the old method of "dancing on the dough." The Lancet commissioner naturally .expressed a hope that "the men washed ttoeir feet," and was cheerfully assured that they did after the bread was made, as otherwise they could not put their boots on again. It is desirable that the city authorities should deal with this matter immediately, and see that the staif of life is supplied to the people un-der somewhat better conditions than at present. London Queen. S I'MM 0 S 0MAM KM)MC0M1'I.AIT lu the District Court In and for ths Thlri Ju-dicial DiMi'ict of tilnh Territory, County of 8 tit I ak . James TtorTan snd Thomas Mcdlona. plain- - tis. vs. ChclesII, McMaster and A. J. Parker, ds- - k nd nts rpHE PEOPLE OK THE TERRITORY Or 1 Utah seed Krectln,; to,'hr e 11. Mrku-t-- r and A J. Parker, drf, nd .nia; You are h, reby r.siuo'ed to apsar In an ac-tion broiixht aabtliist you bv the atve named pi: Intins in the district courtjot the third lu.1l-cli-district of the territory of 1'iah.and to the complaint tiled therein within ten dys (exclusive of the day of after the service on vou of this suuitiions -- It served within this ewinly; or if served out of this county, but In this district, within twenty days: otherwise within forty days or Jnditiiieiil by default will be taken aiial'iU you urcordliiK lo the prayer of said complaint. The said action in hroiurht to recover the siluiof tosr.M, with interest thereon at tn per cent p-- iiniittm fro n A u trust Id. also Ihs f nr her sum of IM as an attorney fee aud for costs ottuil. Mid lorad 'cuie of this court for fo-- lonure mid sale of the north h tlf of lot ti lu bl ek 41. ten acre put ' A." Hid Field survey, in Salt Lake cunty, l lah terr buy, uiiU- r a niortunne ciiecuied aud de lvered by defend-ant McMaster March 'Ju Inks, tilxtn said premises. to secure payment to plain-flit- s of a certain p'our.ssoiy note of even date, executed and delivered by said ilnfeiidant to plaiutliis for said sum of fVtt.io, pava.ile on or before March vn. Iiwt, with Inter-- t t tnmi iiaie until p lit. which niortitime for the paviiient of a reasonable attor-ney fi e. That said duliiidautsuiid all others rliiliiilnif Hid premises subsequent to plain-tiff-mori- a-- may lie barn-- aud feree,,aed under said sale, and that the proceed of suck eale may be applied to Hie payiuentof amount due plaintllT. alter pnybt sll costs exens and attorney's fees, and for Hie usual statu-tory reilef and (or such other and further re-lief ns uuy be Just. And you are hem! jr notified that If you fall to appear and answer the said amende ! com-plaint as atsive required the sal, plalullfs will apply to the court for the relief demanded tlieieln. Witness the lion. Charles 8. Zan. JuilKn. and the seal of the district ( ) court of the third Judicial district, HitAt in and for the territory of Utah, this ( l.th day of August, tu tho year of our Lord one thuusaud elut hun-dred and ninety, Hknhv (I. Mi'Mti.t.AN. Clerk. Fhank I'lKitck, Atuiruey for ilaltitl(Ts. si'mmon:,.'" In the District Court lnnd for the Third Ju diclal lbs ; ,ct of I't ,U Territory, County of Salt Lake, Kait!Donki'ck, Plaintiff, I vs. Sitmmiinh John Hi hi'os, Dofendunt, ) rpHE PEOPLE OF THE TERRITORY OK 1 I'tah send greeting to John I o e'.si n, defendant. You are hereby required to appear In an action hrouk'ht you by the abovenauid plaintiff In the district court or the Third Ju-dicial District of the Terriiory of Utah, and to answer the complaint Hied therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service! alter the service on you of this summons - If nerved within this county ; or. if served out of this county. tint tn thisdlstrict within twentydsv, otherwise wllhln forty days or Judgment by default will be taken aitaiind you, according to the prayer of said complaint. The said artloti Is brought to have a decree of this court dissolving the bonds of matri-mony between plaintiff and defendant, and uwsrJlnx to planum the custody of the minor child. Marv A. Donelson, Issuo'n' said ma -- rayi; irr. niiiiK to plaintiff nil fu thur sud proper relief . and costs cf suit, altr.ve relief S rayed on the irroiiiid that on the awk dav of uue. defetdant deserted tins plaliitlif, asd tax evor since aiisehited himself, leaving plaintiff ivn nant as to his address or wher i abouta: nd fnrtler that s li.'e said dale has not la any manner lontrlbut jd to the support of said plaintl.. an I child. Aud you are hereby notified that if you fall tn appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demau led therein. Witness the Hon. Charles 8. Zaue, Judir. and the seal of the district I court of the Third Judicial district. seal. V in and for the Territory of Utah this r ) day of Auei s', In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun-dred and ninety. Hknhy O. McMit.LAN, Clerk. By Geo D. Loomls. Deputy Clerk. NOTICE To District Court, Third Judicial Dis-trict. Application of Dudley Hor.audl Aulfh for change of name. YOUR PETITIONER 'RESPECTFULLY to the court his reasons as herein set forth for desiring a change of name, wish-ing to change ft from Dudley Holland Smith to Dudley Holland, my reasons for doslrlng this change are as follows: Eirstr-Hav- lng a maiden aunt (bv the name of Holland) who is posset sed of considerable property, and who w ishes me to do so. Second It is desired ev my mother. Third-- My father having contributed nothing to the support of his family for a period of more than seven yearn, though in good health and amply able so to do. Fourth Because there is such a ridiculously largenumberof people named Smith in almost every locality in this country. My mother's name, is Mrs. W. D. Smith, place of residence Keithsburg. Ills. My own age is twenty-thre- e years, and am residing lu Salt Lake City, Utah. Holland Is my mother's maiden name as well as mv own middle name. DUDLEY HOLLAND SMITH. TERRITORY OF UTAH. I00 COUNTY OF SALT LAKE. ffis" Dudley Holland Smith being first duly sworn on his oath says, I am the petitioner In the foregoing petition, 1 have carefully read said petition and know the contents thereof and the same Is true. Dudley Holland Smith. Subscribed and sworu to before me tills and day of August, A. D. IS'.O. Hknrv O. McMillan, real. Clerk. Endorsed No. 8H39. Title court. Application of Dudley Holland Smith for c hange of name. Filed August a, lh',0. Hknhy G. McMillan, Clerk. TERRITORY OF UTAH. I . COUNTY OF SALE LAKE, f 8S' I, Henry O. McMillan, Clerk of the Third Ju-dicial District court of Utah Territory, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of the original petition for change of name, filed August a. inn. in the ac-tion therein entitled, tiled In my office. Witness my hand and the seal of said court at Salt Lake City, thls:fnddoy SEAL ot August, A. D lM.sl. HknrtG. McMillan, Clerk. By Geo. D. Loomls, Deputy Clerk. Recovery Comes Too Late. Several years ago the residence of Cora Pearl in Paris was entered by thieves and robbed of $120,000. One of tho robbers was captured and condemned to five years' imprisonment, but the property was not then recovered. On his liberation from prison lately he endeavored to raise a sum from a banker, with which he might go to Germany and redeem the stolen property. That had been deposited in a German bank. The banker's suspicions were excited and the man was arrested, and has revealed the name of his accom-plice. The great sum may be recovered, but too late to be of any value to Cora Pearl, who died in destitution, after hav-ing vainly endeavored to make a little money by publishing her memoirs. Pa-ris Letter. XJOTICE IS HEItlillY GIVEN THAT TIK il undersigned having been appointed by Ibeclty council of Salt Lake City a board of F.quaiUstlon and Review, to hear objections.!! any. to the atsessment lind levy of local as sessnients for the paving of Commercial street, also for the eluding and mitterlug of said street in Halt Lske city; thut said board will sit st the cltv hall lor live iM days, commenc-ing on Thursday, the 41 It day r Hept'-mbe-isuo, and ending on Tuesday, the wth day of September. Ism), during usual business hours for said purpose. H, PEMHROKE. W.P.LYNN. W. H. II. r l'AFFOUD, M. K. PARSONS. A.J. PENDLETON. Salt Lake City, August Ifttnd, iwu. Sl'MM)8. In the District Court In and for the Third Judi-cial District or I'tah Territory, Count y of Su It Lake. Annib Robinson, Plaintiff, I vs. vSutum, John Robinson, Defendant ) The people of the Territory of Utah cntrest-lu- g to Ju. ill UoMnton, defendant: rOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-- 1 pear In au aciioti brought against vou by the above named plaintiff In the I Iwtrlct Court or the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utsh, and lo answer the complaint tiled therein within ten days (exclusive or the d iy of eorvl'-o- j alter the service on you of this summous if served within this county; or. if served ou of this county, but in this district, witiln twenty days: otherwise within foity days or Judgment by default will he taken against you, accord.ntf 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 and de-fendant, and for costs of this action. Above relief prayed for on the ground of desertion nhd failure on the part of the defendant to pro-vide the plaintiff with the common necessaries of Ufe. having the abllltv to do so. and without her consent or suttlcient reason or cause for so doing. And you sro hereby notified that If you fall to appear and answer the said compiulut as above required, the said plait:"" will apply to the court ror the relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon. Charles B. Zane, Judge, and the seal of the li s, ru t Curt of the Third Judicial District, sbai.. in and for the Territory of Utah, this (Mil dsy of August, tn the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ntnetr. 1IENKY O. MrMlLLAN. Clerk. By Geo. D, Loomls, Deputy Clerk. Electricity for Amusements. An electric roundabout has been con-structed by a French company and fitted up in a public place of amusement in Nice. Here the electricity which is used for arc and incandescent lighting is also employed in the transmission of force to the roundabout or race course. The ponies are of life size, and each contains a motor, current being supplied by the rails. The weight to be drawn, includ-ing the rider, is about 500 pounds, and the speed attained is about 600 feet per minute. The track comprises six circu-lar and concentric lines, on each of which runs au electric pony. Paris Let-ter. A remarkable trout died recently near Kelso, Scotland. Its dead body was found in a covered well only a few feet in depth. The tradition is that, some thirty-tw- o years ago, this fish waa taken from the Tweed, placed in the well and lived there until its death. Ita body was eleven inches in length and very much emaciated, weighing only six ounces. I The Latest Paris Fashions. 1 '- r- ' me describe two toilets recently a at a garden party in Paris. lfirSt Waa f lila0 veilinS 9 front to the skirt, and the corsage " half lace and half veiling, as were 10 me sleeves. A dainty little toque jeihng had a tiny bunch of golden in front. Mother lovely gown worn there was corn colored crepe de Chine front, with ltpT whit "feather lace" down each whole back and sides, cut prin- - style, were of plaid silk, in gray, with s corn color, green and black in broken lines. The plaid was made . e straight The crepe front was raeon plaited, and a glance at' the ration with this will show the pe-f- fr bu effective arrangement of the ; Wrniture. With this was worn a k witlx Pirpte pansies, and "e lace parage with yellow and w. In the back the princeese jaw in deep box plaits over a very t cushion. UIDS WANTED. NONTAXABLE BONDS FOB UTAn The undersigned will receive bin? at his office. No. M South Main street. Halt f.akif City, Utah, between ivocbs k msm of the loth day of September, lSwi, and 114 o clin k noon of the Kith day of October, IWi, for e hundred aud seventy-tw- engraved negotiable coupon bonds of Ltah Territory, numlsired from lavui l!0O Inclusive, each for the principal sum of one thousand dollars, with Interest at 6 per oent per annum, payable on the first day of each January and July after date at the Deseret National Hank lu Salt Lske city, or at the American Exchunge National Hank In New York City. The bonds are daled July I. ISWI. due twenty years from date, but sll redeemable at the option of the territory alter tn years, and provision is also made by law for redeem-ing after ten years, bonds or the highest num-bers (hen out bi the smountof thirty thousand dollars or niore. whenever available funds to that amount are In the treasury. '1 hese bonds are part of a series of am. of which llfttfiave been negotiated. nd the whole series Is Issued for building educational and charitable Institutions In accordance) with leg-islative appropriations, under the provisions of an act of the Governor and Legislative As-sembly, entlll'-- "An Art providing for the Issuing and disposing of Territorial bonds." approved March in. and reference Is mads to said act for details. Attention Is railed to the facts that, beside this series, the Territory has a bon leu hid. Wellness of only tl.Vi.'M). that by act of Congress It Is restrained from crea-tin-eu h Indebtedness to an amount exceed-ing I per cent of Its taxed value, and sin h In-debtedness csn he created unlr for charitable and educational purposes. These bonds ars by law exempt from taxation for -- nr purpose within the Territory, and thsy on not be sold for let than par and accrued interest, and any and all bids may l rejected Bids will beop-- n id st IV o clock noon of ii. at the ofl'.ce aforesaid, and sales ot the whole or any part r parts nf the bonds made Ui the hlghe.t bidder or bidders, wko will be required to gle security to carry out the sale, and If payment Is deferred the Inter-est arriimuiatftig on the bonds during the time will be required. Tue bonds will he sold under a power In the law, limited aa t time, and bidders (ire requested lornake examination before the day of tnl and make their bids siiecifin m details. The bonds can be seen by proposed bidders. Dated AUjfUl V. tA BOLIVAR ROBERTS, Territorial Treasurer, Baron Ferdinand Swift, the proselyt-izing atheist who died in Venice a short time ago at the age of 60, climbed the Campanile of St. Mark on horseback, paddled from Venice to Trieste in a ca-noe, jumped over ranks of drilling sol-diers on a hunter and rowed down the Grand canal from the bare back of a horse standing on a barrel. SIM.no MS. In the District Court In and fcr fh Third Judi-cial District of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. Oustkn TUHNnrRo, Plaintiff, I vs. SUMMONS. Hannah TutiMiEno, Defendant. ) The People of the Territory of Utah send greeting to Hannah T iruur. defendant: VOU ARE HEKEHV REQUIRED TOAP-- I pear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff In the OWtrirt Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint riled therein within ten days (xc.ltiKlve of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons if served within this county; or if served out of this county, but In this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days or Judg-ment hy default will lie taken against you, ac-cording to the prayer of said complaint. The said action is brought to have a decree of this court dissolving tho bonds of matri-mony existing betweon the plaintiff and Above relief prayed for on th ground that about the year 14, the ald defendant disre-garded the solemnity of her marrisu'e vow and des-rt- ed and abandoti'd the plalriMff willfully and without Jut cans'- - or reaon. and ever since snJ still does denert and willfully shan-do-plaintiff and live aud apart from bim without any sufficient en,is or r aon. And you are hereby notified that If you fall toappetr and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded there! u. Witness, the Hon. Charles 14. Kane Judge, and the sal of the District i Court of the Third JodUrial Distnct, i SCA1 In and fir the Territory of Utah, this a; 't day of August In the yar , of our Lord one thousand eight J hundred and ninety. HENRY (i. Mr.MlLI.AN Clerk. By Geo. D. Loom!. Deputy Clerk. Steamer Chairs for Rent. A firm on Broadway has hit upon a new scheme for making money. Trans-atlantic passengers have always suffered great inconvenience in buying steamer chairs at the beginning of a trip, and in getting rid of them at the completion of the journey. Realizing that fact, the firm in question has arranged with near-ly all the European steamships to pro-Ti-de steamer chairs with detachable tables, which can be rented at $1 for the entire trip. The detachable table is so constructed that a bottle, glass, cup and plate can be fitted into it. The table is mighty convenient to people subject to iteasickness, and there is every prospect that the firm which has originated the business will make money, and plenty or it New York Mail and Express. NOTICE. I 4 IX PERSONS ARE HEREBY WARNED j under the penalty provided by ordliaare not to remove the body of any dead animal or j offal or nith of any description, without Erst notifying the c'ty scavenger, who will issue i directions for lte disposal. i WLLL1AM SHOW ALL. City Scavenger. April 17 IW. Room . City HalL In the dlttriet court tn and for the Third judicial district of I 'tali county of ialt Lake ("han-s- H IvntialW plaintiff, vs. Andrew J, Taysuin and Henry Detifceiter, de-fendants. Tue peof le of the territory of Man tend ?renellin.glt:r To Andrew J. Taysura and Henry defendants. r(jU ARE HK.KEMY TO AP I pr In an action brought aesinat you hy the alwve named plaintiff In the d!Vl""t wirt of the Third judicial dutrict of the treltrr Utah and to aunwrr the rouin'aiat fledtber;u within teudavs iecli4iveof the day of t"r the service on you of tM- - summons If served within thisroiinty; n' ! rv-d out of this c.iuty. but In tins d 'trlct. within twrtdy day., otherwise within lorry dsye- - or )udment by default will - tkn again! yon. mr ordlbg to tie prarer of said comuiaiu' The sihi actbm is bMcifh Ur have pjegmrnt agaimt th- - d fenda its In t'te sum of w.to Interest tcereon at the rte of ,w ir tent p- -r month from March lth I'wo. and teits of suit. ai:esed mi re ta arrount due on one certatu sote ma..e sud e.-ute- by tre frrmni.M-- v s. it Halt ity l ull, M.rea rh. fortW'UU with lntera at anove rate fror. Sate, acid payable to the order of Aner-- w f Brt-i- i st lis tuKaing house of a4'rn.ck and Co sl! LakeCitr. and no prt of wrucb ha- - bee'i aid, r a valu.iide,fikj-vatV-xi le aye r.amd In eaul nn sold an.1 deli tmm tfirsald note lull,- - plaintiff who is the legal holder tiw-i- f and owner of same. Aad you are fcrety notified thai if yon fall to spr- and truwet l r .ael cornisint as above tbs wid l Uintif! will ie ludment sgitnst too for the sum of j'M witblu!er.t and ee; s of imif Wttnrw. IS Hon Charles H. 7xh. )ndir, and tte Mtal ctf 'be dLstn. t court of lV Tniri lidloal o,tv-- . In ami for the wntory of IMati. mis )ltlsT, Aogtut. l the Tmr n oar fxrd one tnouauel eight kuiadred and (siit.1 HWST l OeTa. bj Go. O. Lwui, Deputy Ca. Rapid Work in the Census Office. A quick piece of work was done by the census office clerks one evening. A for distribution to circular was printed the enumerators. It was set up at 2 o'clock and about 90,000 wpies were printed. These were placed in about addressed to the enu-merators, 43 000 envelopes, and by 3 o'clock iaitlie morn-in- ir the entire number, distributed by states and counties, were in the city portoffice. Alargeforceof clerksworked all night to complete the work.-W- aeh ington Star. ISO. !M j NOTICE OF TBE.EMPTI05 PK00F. Laud Orrife st Lass Crrr. I Aug. .!. ( ; IS HEREbV GIVES THAT THE N'OTICTEfollowing named sUer bm died : notice of his IntTitbrts to make Bnal proof m support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register and ReeHver at Bait Lake City. Ltaa. on Sept M. W"l vij, pe er A Peterson. D. H. llsf. for tte W j4 NE-s- . 10. and Vit, Sll-- s tte , tp s. r w. He name the following yfu.ue.ee to prove his coonnuoos mifcBr Bpoo and rultlr-i- n of said isnd, naaie.y: Ha Aonwelt, wu-u- am Miber. Ldrd Kiatcm. A. P. Bten-fclu-ail of Sail Laae City Oao. rws D. Oosas. Batoaarsa. Edmund Yates writes that 303 elks were shot during laet year in the foresU of Korway. the majority of them bemg taken in the district of amdals, where the forests are fet to English tenants. The aanoal rental returned to the goy, ernment for these forests M.errual "hat is the reason the girls that wear . Jt gowns are always the girls with |