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Show j TllETLAKKTIMKS TI1BSUAY. SKPfEMBBR IB. 18MB. I the chicks and pigs it I Official Itotirco. I Official Itoticc. Sure rosInt. Proprietor of Packing House of (to keeper adjacent hotel Wones, a party of about Wty persons will take dinner with you this afternoon. T.ey are inspecting my establishment. Landlord-W- hat portion of it are they visiting? Proprietor-T- be beef killing and hoe j slaughtering depai-:ments- . a Landlord (to head cook shortly after-- Wnr(1)-Gng- g9, bo sure to have roast lamb j enough for about fifty.-Chic- ago Tribune. An Illustrated Quotation, j "HELP WASTED" MALE. Texas Sittings. 1 I I I I ) j$k SALT LAKE CITY --f " I J$$WSV. Garden lit j. Fiat T S J U yTJ-Ii- iJ J O JAW Mg'r. Jj.jljjif Ja --J aaft t: I 'Hni 14- - x 4i; J I i hi in i n i , i Gio,M.SeoTt jAa. (li.KxnmsiNn II. 8. Rtrvrtnui rrwliltnit. Secretary. GEO. Mi' SCOTT & CO., UMXWPOtlATED.) --DEALERS IN-- Hardware and Metal, Stoves, Tinware, Mill Findings, Etc. AGLNTS FOIl th Podge Wood lUey, Rwulimr't Htrele Wire lUpe, Vacuum Cylinder and Knplnet Oils, Ilercute l'ow.ler, AUaa KngtaM an1 Boil rrt, Mack Injwtors, HulTulo Jeflttraoo Han Whim, JiUke luinp Miners' and lilacksratihs' Tools, Kia 168 MAIN STREET, Salt Lalio City, - - Utah A. L. WILLIAMS, Second Door North of Postofflce, COLS A3E1TT JTOXl R, G. PLEASANT VALLEY, CASTLE GATE Autlirarlte, Charcoal, HUrkmiiilh and IMfflron. Yards Cor. Fifth West and Second Soutlu Telephone No, ITU J)otcl itnlr !tetiiitraut. WALKE ir. HOUSE. The Walker is Located in tho Businen Center of this City and has all m Modern Improvements & Conveniences Pertaining toa strictly first-clan- s house It is managed as well as any hotel In the West aud Is trli-tl- the Busmen and Tour-ist Hotel of Salt Lake City. Passenger Elevator. The Walker & the Metropolitan Are the Two Leadinor Hotels of Salt Lake City. G--. S. EK.B Propr. sTHE CULLEN. THE Modern Hotel OF SALT LAKE CITY. S. C. EWIN'G, Proprietor. WALKER HOUSE CAFE. The Cafe has just changed management, now being tinder the c are of the two best caterers In the city. MeaNra. Herets and Outline. 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. Incoporated, April JO, 1890. Totman House Building Company, J. T. F. P. MMr.0!f, I). R. IIickok. l'rcsiilcnt. Treasurer. General MAQafer. Snlt Lnko, Utah. This company la purely a home Institution, organised to star, and moil Invites die attention of those ilesiring; pottage, either for homes nr fur sill", to Ilia neat, tasty uml attractive appearance presented lr this dans of cot. titii's when completed. We that they am stronger anl warttmr than lha onliiiiiry rustin bnllrllnK, the section all being made and put Uiijether by ma-chinery, thereby maklti( tho work perfm-tl- liht. We are now prrparwi c fur-nis- li cslimiilos, take ciuilraci ami complcle bulldinrv on short tuna. The tit-ronu- ge of the ptilillo It most respectfully aolit'itml. Olllce and yard No. 3Z9 Was! North Templu Htreet. Examino Oar flam and Trim EiTore Too Cuill WPERFEcir Snell&Co. Anilo-America- n Sliirtmalers. 55 west Second South street, Salt Lake City, Utah Cqfyrichted J V V wmcH is 7 Z SiY Perfection in Boots and Shoes. JOHN WETZEL, Patentee. Boots and Shoes made from the best material, perfect In fit and comfortable to wear. Call and see me or send for price list and In-structions for Repairing done. UM south State road, opp new hotel. THE ITAII POULTRY COMPANY, Wholesale Produce Dealers, General Commission Merchants. Sole Western Agentsfor the Hcston and Bell Soring Creamerv Butter. Vli West Ifnd South et Telephone 71); P.O. boxtill. Branch house Park City, Utah. Fulton Market! T. J. PREECE, Prop'r. Prime Beef, Mutton, Veal, Fork, Bacon, Ham, Sausage, Lard, Eta 16 W. 3rd S. St. Oue Door Wet Clift Hons Franklin Fire Insurance Co., Of Philadelphia. Organized 1820. Charter Perpetual. Assets, - - $3,174,357.04 Insurance Reserve, 4,705,294.71 Continental Insurance Company, Of ITo-- r "jTotlc. Cash Capital, - - $1,000,000.00 IriBurauco ItcHorvo, - 2,470,-313.2- 1 AHHcts, - G,217,773.01 When you purchase a policy that you expect to ba worth 12000 in case of fire, you should investigate the cm pany with the same care that you would use in lending that sum. No States in the Union have as good 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 great confla grations. Under this law none of the surplus funds can 13 divided among stockholders. Both have to be held for the security of policy holders as long as a policy remains in force. DAVIS & STRINGER. ' ?SdSVLWc5ta.iii.L Atrcnta SPEGIAL j Our Addition corner of Second West and Tenth South, with fine trees on all streets and alleys, is the choice subdivi-sion adjoining the city. Ties are now r distributed and cars will be running on J"" " a Second West and Tenth South within sixty days. Lots at original price until August I st only. , Davis & Stringer. CITY BONDS "FOirSALET rifty Thousand (8."0,(Hl) Pollars of Fho (5) ter cent Salt Lake City llonils fur Sale. NOTICE 13 URREHY GIVEN THAT ON September. A. P. at theof.ee of tbo cltv treasurer of Salt Lake city, fifty bonds or said divot the Issue of Sep-- I t.Mnber 1. I'M. win l sold'to the highest bid-der or bidders f,r h. Saul bond ere of the denomination of tutu. payable twenty year afterdate, hut auhjert to redemption hv time after September l.lwvt the option of saldcitv. Coupons 1. 1. ;ta'ul 4 will he detached from ld bonus previous t. tho sale thereof, no that the bonds lll hear uuerej-- t from September 1, I1), until paid Ihe imcest being payable on the first day of March n 1 the tirst day of each yeir. ttids will tv received by me for tho inn-hat- of said bond, or ny pari thereof, from the ti dm- - or August li. un-til luo'rlouk a.m. of the lv of Septem-ber, ha The right to reject any an I all bid '1 hereby reserved in behalf of theolty. Hy order of the city council of s.ild city. Joskhh H, Wai.i'in. OltyTrea-oirer- . Salt Lake Aucnai 1.1 , 1. S A printed statement of the flnanrlal condition of the cltv win he furnished anyone Joslr.tiK Information with the view of bidding upon the alvow bonds. Apply tor aamo at treaaurt-r'aofni-e- . Josxrn U. Vi rK!, City Treaaurer. In the District Court in anil for the Thlr.l Ju-dicial District of I tah Territory, County of Salt Lake. S. P. Armstrong, Plaintiff, Thomas Solightly. J.Jph J. GoimhtlT. ( Mar- tha H. smith. KUialH-t- O. Wait. John O. ntiuni'i (,. l. Warlr.eynt,onS.amuel o. lL,HavVtt.inn,, , 15 lT.th c,inneny, Lucy ii L. Hone, Jan Uiaaheth U. Winter. S.irah U. inter. Thomas t;. winter. (i. Win-2L- . .hn..t.V wtn,"r. N- Mav Winter. r M"rk tio"!y. defeu.1- - Tllfj PEOPLE OF THK TKRH1T0RY OF 1 Utah aeno irreet to Thom.ts (ioluhtly, Joseph J. (iollKhtlv. Martha II. Smith. Kltra-bet- ii. Watt. John . Layton. Jacob (,', Lay-to- Kichar.l Li,y;on. lia-h- .-i 1;. L. Wurreu. n.a.ntuel L i.vton. Kllzalatth Conne:iv I.ucy L. Hot;.-- , Jai-- G. W. Evans. . W mt r Sarah ti. Winter, Thomas t;. Winter R char.l (;. Winter. John U. Winter. Nora May aefendintiPh U" Wlllt,'r "J MarkiioliKhtly.- You an-- hereby required to appear lu an ac tion brouKht against you by the above named Plaintiffs m the District Court of 0. Third District of the Territory of Utah and to answer the complaint tiled therein within ten days, exclusive of the day of servlcel after the service on you of this summons- - if 'served within this comity; or. If served out of this county, but in this dlstrlit. wlihln twenty days; otherwise within forty day-- or ludir- - memny default will lie taken aitainst you to the prayer of s.ud complaint. The said action is brought to have a decree of thlR court ad.lud;rgsiild defendsntato have no enale or interest wnatever in that certain prop -- I tah. ity situate in Lake city and county tieln lot 4. block 1(0. plai It. Salt Lak City survey, und that they aim each of them Ixi forever enjoined and debarred from asiierltnu nr.y c'.a'm whateverln or to said prop-n- ad- verse to plalutilf. a IJid(tltijt and iWiar ni plaintiff to the ow ner lu lee 'ot said prop rty. and that the several cla nisof defendants operate as a cloud on plaintiff s title: quietlua-am- i contlrminu plaintiff in hi title to the 11 session of s:iid premises, aud for other anj further relief avd for costs 01 suit. And yon arc hernby notified that It von fall to appear and answer the said complaint aa above required, the said plaintiff will apply to thecoiirt for the relief denmudeit there u. WiTNiKH. the Hon. Charles S. Ziins. Judite. Bnd the seal of the District court of the Third Judicial District. In and for I ' the .territory of Utah, this ;5th dav of ar.Au t July, In the year of our Lord one v ' thousand etitht hundred and nlnetv, HnhvO. MoMit.i.AS.Olerli. By Geo. D.Loouih, Deputy Clerit. MIKSll.lli'S SALE. jn'RSl'ANTTO ANOKDKU OF 8AI.K Tit I me directed by the Thiol Judicial District court of the Territory of Utah, I shall expose at public Kile, at thu front dir of the Court House. In the city and County of Salt Lake aud Territory of Utah, on the arth dav of September. isti, at li o'clwk, M., the follow inn ite Tiie.l real estate, : All thut certain iii ot par-cel of 1 ind situate In Salt L ike city, county of Salt Lake and territory of Utah, bounded and iicscri lied as follows, to lt. All of lot eiiiht (Mi in block forty sin iW Kinney A Conrlay s Improved city plat ot Salt Lake city; together with the tenements, hereditaments Hlll p. pm tensnces tlieteuuto or lu any-wise appertaining. To I sold as the property of flimuel K, Vnnce aud Moll'.e S. Yauce. at the suit t Nel-lie Wall, Terms of sale cash, K. 11. Pakwhs. I'. S Marshal. Hv Oscar Yandercnok. I1emty Marshal. Dated Seplemls r 41 h, iswi. hai taken with rhoSePVra Bteat, another for Claims, involving fortunes. They orirf-nate- d more than original claimants a and.LoSt All 3? heirs are dead The claims are Btflft? oudy pressed, however, by the atto?-ne-y. into whose hands they have fallen. The contingent fees have in this case swallowed up the principal. Out the in the corridor sits poor, patient Billy McGarrahan. He has been sitting there for twenty-eigh- t years, waiting and waiting for congress to do him justice. Bills for his relief have passed both branches of tho national legislature, but never m the same congress. His claim involving millions, is a perfectly just one, and every one knows it ought to be paid. But it never will be, aud poor, patient Billy will probably sit out there in the corridor till he dies. Let us take a glance at a half dozen of these claims as they come at random out of one of the many pigeon holes in the claims committee room. H. W. Keyes was an enlisted soldier from Wisconsin. After his discharge ho was drafted in a district of which he was not a citizen and paid the $300 commutation money! Then he again enlisted and was griev-ously wounded. Now he wants his $:100 back. Of course he ought to have it, and if he lives to be 200 years old may-go-t it. John D. Thome bought at auction in Louisiana during tho war $5,000 worth of cotton. It waa sold through the gov- ernment cotton agent in New York and the money covered into the treasury, Thome not getting a cent of it. Thome was loyal. Concerning the charge that he has not prosecuted his claim with due diligence the committee reports: It seems that very shortly after the property was taken claimant proceeded at once to take proof as to his ownership, etc.; that Id 1805 he sent on his papers containing his proofs to his nephew, then a resident ot Washington and a law-yer; that he subsequently, but within the time, prescribed by law, placed his claim In tho hands of one Justin McCarty, a lawyer practicing in tho court of claims, for prosecution in tho court, who for some unaccountable reason nejrlecled to pre- sent his petition; that in 18C9 he employed Henry Sherman as an attorney to prosecute his claim, und has been prosecuting it with vigor ever since Here is a case which admits of no doubt. Uncle Sam has for twenty-fiv- e years had eight or ton thousand dollars of Mr. Thome's money. And the chances are Undo Sam will keep it, too. David D. Smith, a carpenter and boat builder, lost his chest of tools in tho Fan-nie, sunk at Fortress Monroe. He wants congress to pay him for the tools $410.25, and he has thus been wanting for many years. Jn Kentucky White, Horton & Gar-rard had extensive salt works and wells which Gen. Buell destroyed to prevent their falling into the hands of tho ene-my. The only doubt about the justness of the claim was as to the loyalty of the claimants. On this the committee say: All were believed to be loyal except Daniel Gar-rard. He was 83 years of age, and took no pains to conceal bis southern proclivities. But as he was the father of Brie. Gen. T. T. Garrard, of the ESmadeadbeat! I Says Walter Vellman, toe fay He Tails to Pay I His Debts. ' Lis that should be paid Li Have Been Before Congress for Years Legislation Delayed by I impecunious Statesmen, Lukgton, Sept. 9. If you want to t." our faith in Uncle Sam shaken Lirtrnto the capital and note the Lr in which he pays his debts. I it in sorrow and humiliation that Icle Sain is a dead beat. We all know I isrWi, and constantly growing richer, t he has millions of dollars locked up fiis strong box, and yet he never pays lebt if he can Set out of Jt kok or k, and if nothing else will release from his obligations he stands ready Tlead the Statute of Limitations. One Iv last week tho country was told in I press reports of the passage in the lise of representatives of the famous I Kay claim. No doubt that was a t claim or it could never have run the litlet of legislative scrutiny. But liiisands upon thousands of claims tally just are pending before congress. me of them have been pending for lenty-fiv- fifty, even a hundred years. It a few of them will be pending a half itttry or a century hence. lYonmaysee jn the corridors of , the lpitol here, haunting the rooms of the Irious committees on claims, the grand-fcso- f men who filed claims in their Soe, and who died poor and disap-liate- d, leaving as a heritage to their tsaud their son's sons and grandsons tnntonored obligation of the "great-I-t government under the sun." There Is io the pigeon holes of tho claims lmmittees, dust covered and spider Ibbed, bushels of claims growing out I to Revolutionary War, the War of 112, the Mexican War, Wagon loads of Line arising out of the war of the jbelEon are here. All the claims cora-litto- es are years behind in their work, tmetimes they work pretty hard, too, (spite the discouraging outlook. They low very well that not one in a hunt-ed of lie claims which they examine Id find good and valid will ever be lid. It is love's labor lost, but still leygo on grinding out the bills. Iwhen a claimant succeeds in coaxing loamber to introduce his bill he thinks le battle half won, and in his dreams hs piles of government gold and green-feck- s spread out before him. When the ill is reported favorably by the com-litte- e, and placed upon the calendar of le bouse, the claimant's hope matures Ito confidence. "It is a just bill does lot th committee unanimously say so? lid of course Uncle Sain pays his honest IfbtB, doesn't he?" In a week, or a loath at the latest, the claimant thinks, lis bill will become law and the treas-Jr- y doors will open to him . I The experienced congressman tells his Federal army, and of CoL James H. Garrard, treasurer of the state of Kentucky, both true and loyal men, the commissioner was of opinion that the virtues of the sons should overshadow the fol-lies of the father. t ; Away hack'in 1849 William L. Martin sold to Lieut. Hawkins, for the use of United States troops, a herd of cattle valued at $3,500. Lieut. Hawkins was out of funds and could not pay the hill. The Indians attacked the supply train and ran away with most of the cattle after delivery, and then Lieut. Hawkins be-came insane, and so continued till death. Therefore Martin wa s never able to get pay for his cattle. Senator Spooner, of the senate claims commit-tee, thinks Martin has a good case. But he has had a good case for forty years and it is still unsettled. This claimant asks Congress to pay him interest on the amount of his claim, but as Senator Spooner says in his report, Congress never pays interest. Uncle Sam, sad to say, is mean enough to enjoy the use of other people's money for twenty-fiv- e or fifty years without giving any recom-pense therefor. It is difficult enough to induce him to pay back the principal. Nathan Harris bought in Louisville, Ky., in 1864, at a government sale of condemned stores, blankets and other goods amounting to the sum of $2,362.50, and took them to his store in Cincinnati, 0., to be retailed. He was arrested and the goods seized by government detect-ives on the charge of unlawfully purchas-ing them of soldiers; he was acquitted and his goods ordered restored by United States Commissioner Holliday, but in fact the goods were never restored and no compensation was ever made for them. A quarter of a century of earnest effort on Mr. Harris' part has failed to induce the United States to return him his mo- - laimant to go home that nothing is to s gained by. remaining, here., . Lucky. ie claimant who accepts this good ad-ic-and goes home before hotel bills sve eaten up the little substance he has nd left him stranded. Many poor poor women, too, for many omen come to congress pressing claims stay here till they can't get home, and tmaintoAaunt tho corridors as living, itiable witnesses of the red tape and npenetrable barriers a great govern-le- nt hedges its treasury with. The ilendar is full to overflowing with such ills. There are now more than 1,900 rivate bills on tho calendar, and not to dozen of them will succeed in run-in- s the gantlet to the statute book, lany of these bills on the calendar have n put there by successive congresses w a dozen or thirty years. Just claims that ought to be paid? Obligations which a solvent, hon-s-t individual or a respectable railway r other corporation would pay? Yes. d yet the government will never pay percent, of them. Of course it is not norbe-ans-e members of congress are faithless, odolent or ungenerous. It is the fault ' the system of government by con-res- Congress has too. much to do. It s a big machine, but it is unequal to the a which comes to it. Its members, 1 committees, its ramifications are "fny. but the question in congress is which dozen of ten thousand oeritorious measures shall we consider udpass? And so the claimants come 04 go, the private calendar piles up and 'P. and no progress is made toward Waring the many millions which ncle Sam ney. Uncle Sam, who wo all know is at times generous and grand, can, be as close in his business dealings as the bark on a tree. He can even be mean. An-drew S. Core thinks so. Mr. Core was in 1864 collector of internal revenue in the wild, mountainous region of West Virginia. There were rebels and guerril-las and outlaws and moonshiners there, and in collecting the revenue Mr. Core took his life in his hands from day to-day He collected what he could, but on settling up with the treasury depart-ment was not only not paid his salary, but was required to pay $5,568 out of Ins own pocket because some of his deputies had net turned in taxes collected by thein. The flaims committee very properly recommends that Mr. Core be paid his salary and that the $5,568 be returned to him. In the sweet by and by perhaps he will get it. Our Uncle Sitmuel is a toush customer. Walteb Wellman. Many remedies have been sought for s deplorable, almost disgraceful, con- - n ot affairs, but none is more prac-- f tuu the suggestion of Eepresenta-iv- e Springer, who would have a court claims, with jurisdiction over all such 3881 as are now pending before con-Ies- s The radical and unjust method 'Passing a constitutional amendment ng claims away from congress en-'- and compelling claimants to Bate their cases in the ordinary courts ' w, has been proposed. ' Speaker d favors sweeping away all the laiiiis that have ' been pending more Jan tei years, because this would "re- - V8 the temptation to waste lives and MPea in chasing the of gressional justice," The speaker 'l ls "Energies which could have,made ff fortunes have too often been spent Ta pursuit of decisions of congress Mch never have been btained." ft Sprin8er. who was once a member the committee on claims, and who fyfup the chairmanship of that coin--. "we and resigned from it because he bL!if Uke te have his heartstrings at twenty times a day by deserv-- J hopeless claimants, says the rof the government is iuvol ved in question of providing a means of g and paying all the public There is now a court of as, but it has jurisdiction over those which congress refers to it, and rt".115 ther- - Mr-- Springer wants a JT1 ?f :laims that shall have original ""auction; with appropriations in JP to meet the judgments. It is found ' that it is almost as difficult to get a fun referred to the court of claims by igress as it is to induce congress to pay "e claim outright Surely congress has nlh to do without sitting as a court " tQe number of hogs and chickens en from a loyal citizen by the And surely the govern- - m 18 ereat and rich enpngh to pay for MITlt E TO ( kkdItous. F.ktate of Klla Barker N'OTICK IH IIKRKIIV OIVKN II Y THK aduiliilKtrator of the entitle of E.tia Hat'kt-r- . derrae-- d. to the rreditora cf, and ail pPMih having rutins aicatnat th aald deceam d. to eihllilt . with (lie imTKr vouchera, wlihln four nmntha after th ltrl pulilii-atio- of thin in dire, to the mid admiiila-tralora- t rooms M and tt, Hcott Auernaeh hulld-Urn- . Halt Lake t'Hy, lu the Oounty ot Halt Lake, Utah, WlM.IAM II. llAltKKIt. AilnilulHtrator ot ealate of l.llia Darker, Dated September IMHI. Fnank PtKtli'K. Attorney for Admtiilatrator. SUMMONS. In the District Court In and for the Third Ju-dicial lils'.ui-to- f I'uh Territory, Uniutyot Salt Lal.e, Katk Donkijsok, Plaintiff, 1 vs. vSiimmoms: Jonw Di KK.t.soN, Defendant, j 'piIK PEOPLK OF'THH TERRITORY OP 1 Utah send greeting to John l'ouelson, defendant. You are hereby required to appear In an artton brought against you by theaWenamed plaintiff In tlnj district court of the Thlr.l Ju-dicial District of the Territory of I'tah, aud to answer the complaint flled therein wtthlu ten days lexcluslve of the day of service) after the service on yon of this summons If served within this county; or. If served out of this county. but In this district, wlihln twenty days, otherwise within forty days or Judgment by default will lie taken against you, according to the prayer of said complaint. The said action Is brought to have a decree of this court dissolving the bonds of matri-mony between plaintiff and defendant, and awarding to plaint! fl the custody of the tulnur child. Mary A. Donelson, Issue of said grunting to plaintiff all further and proper lellet. and costs of suit. Above relief .prayed on the ground that on the Wih dav of June, MM. defendant deserted tills plaintiff, aad has ever since absented himself, leaving plaintiff IguorBnt as to his address or where abouts: and furtriur that's. nee said dale de-fendant has not In any manner contributed to the support of said pla'nuiT and child. And you are hereby notified that If yon 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 the Hon. Charles 8. Zane, Judge, and the seal of the district ( 1 court of the Third Judicial district, seal. in and for the Territory of Utah this ( r ) Itlrd day of August, In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun-dred and ninety. Hknhy U. Clerk. Bv Oeo D. Loomis, Deputy Clerk. IS O I K K To District Court, Third Judicial trict. Application of Dudley Holland Smith for change of uame. rOUR PETITIONER liKSPECTKt'I-L-shows to the court his reasons as herein set forth for detlrlng a change of name, wish-ing to change it from Dudley Holland Hmlth to Dudley ilollaml, my reasons for desiring this chauue are as follows: Klrst Having a maiden aunt (by the name of Holland) who In possessed of considerable property, and who wishes ine to do so. Second- - It Is desired by my mother. Tlurd-- My father havlngcotitrlbuted nothing to the support of his family for a period of more than seven years, though la good health and amply able so to do. Because there la such a ridiculously largenumtwrof people named rtinllh In almost every locality In this country. My mother's name Is Mrs. W. D. Smith, place of residence Kelthsburg, Ills. My own age Is twenty-thre- years, aud am residing III Halt Lake city. I'tah. Ilollaud Is my mether a maiden name'ss well as mv own middle name. DUDLEY HOLLAND HMITH. 1 TERRITORY OK I'TAH. I, COI 'NTY OK HALT LAKE. ' Dudley Holland Hmltb being first duly sworn on his oath savs, I am the petitioner In the foregoing petition, 1 have carefully read said petition and know the contents thereof and the same Is true. Driii.nr IIum ani) Hmith. Hubscrlbed and sworn to before tnc this Una day of August, A. D. IH i. IlKMItY O. McMlU AM, rsKAI..l Clerk. ' Endorsed -- No. M. Title court. Application of Dudley nolland Smith for change of ii.miu. Filed Augusta, 1M0. lU.NHir U. MiMii.i.an, Clerk. TERRITORY OK I'TAH. I... COUNTY OK SALE LAKE. I ' I. Henry O. McMillan, Clerk of the Third Ju-dicial D.strlct court, of Utah Territory, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a full, trite and correct copy of the original petition for change of name, filed August I'M, in the ac-tion therelneutltleil, flleo In my offlee. Witness my hand and the seal of said court at Halt Lake City, thlsiludday SKAb of August, A. D ISU) HEnar fj. Clerk. By Oeo. D. Loomis, Deputy Clerk. SIMMONS. In the District Court In and for the Third Judi-cial District ot I'tah Territory, . County of Salt Lake, Annie Robinson, Plaintiff, I vs. V Summons. John Robinson, Defendant. ) The people of the Territory of ITtah send greet-ing to John Koblnsou. defendant: TOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-- I pear lu an actlisa brought against you hy 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 days (exclusive ot the day of service) after the service on you of this summons If served within this county: nr. if served out of this rouajy, but lu this district,, within twenty days: otherwise within forty days or Judgment by default will be taken against you, according to the prayer ot said complaint. The aald action terought to have a decree of this cenrt dissolving the bonds of matri-mony exlstlug between the plaintiff and de-fendant, and for costs of this action. Above relief prayed for on the ground of desertion and failure en Hie psrt of lh defendant to pro-vide the plaintiff with the common necessaries of life, having the ability to do so. and without her consent or sufficient reason or cause for so doing. And vou are hereby notified that If you fall to appear and answer thu said complaint as above required, the ssld plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded thoreiu. Witness, the Hou. Charles S. Znnn, Judge, aad Hie seal of the District Court of the Third Judicial District, heal. In and for the Territory of Utah, this nth day of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety. HENRY (i. McMILLA!, Clerk. By Oeo. D, Loomis, Deputy Clerk. NOTICE THE INTENTION OF THE CITY OF Council to ext'Ud aaterjnslns on Klrst Pouth street, between West Temple and Firs West streets. Notice is hereby given by the city rouacll ol Salt Lake Cltv of the Intention f such remu-t- l to make the followlsg rtesorieed latprovetn-n- t. to wit: Extending au lavlug truuwatef Aj i t mains along the filloWlng stroets. nawisly : First South street, between West Temi.le and Flrt West street, and defraying three fourths o( the cost thereof estimated at nine hundred and fifty wtoi dollars, by a local assessment ti pm the lots or pieces of ground wlihln the following described district, bMug the district to be affected or beneftlted by said Improve-ment, namely : Part of lots ft and 7. and all of lot 6. bls:k W. part of lots I and V, black 7f. all In plat A. Halt Lake Cttr survey. All protests and objections to the carrying out of sorbin-t-ntl'.i- i must he presented In wrtnngtotbe e.ty recorder on or hfore (September m. si. beln the time set by the sa'd council when It will hear and cot alder such objection a may be mad thereto Hy erderof the cltr council of Salt Lake City, made July W, lw. I)i'l HYAMS. City Kecorder. Salt Lake City, Beptember 5. IM). NOTICE "VP THE INTENTION OK THE CITY I Council to extend water main oa Twcltta East and FourWi Houih street. Notli Is heretiy given by I he city council of Lake liy of the Intention of such council to mass the following described Improvement, to wit: Extending and laving Irnn water dp or malus along the following streets, namely: Erntii the erntwr of Tbl'd and Fourth sir.' on Twelflh East to Fourth South thence west-- ard one and on half blocks with lstr's for culinary purposes only, and defraying three-fourth- s o'the. o.t thereof.etiiiiaieflai twentv-elgh- t hundred i r J dollars, by a local are-men- t unoti the lot. or pieces of gnund wltlilu tns following district. lin the district to b alleeted or lv sa d lmurovem-u- t. namely : All of lets und I, bio a W. lotel.il, and t, bloes v; lots I and i. block tfl . lot.. 1 and Mock l: lot and 7. block '. and lot 4 and 5. block It, all In plat F, Sail Lake City survey. All protests and objections to the carrying ontot u'h intention must I prsntd Hi writing to th c:ty recorder on or before Hep ember 'fl. 1J. being the time set br th lrt roiiNcil when it will bear and rich objections as may be mad thereto Hy order of the cpv council of Salt Ijik city, made May W. PVt Ud-i- s UTAH. City Recorder. Salt Lake city, Kept. f- !' SliMMOMS. In the District Court In and for the Third Judi-cial District of L'lah Territory, County of Salt Lake. Guptknk Tt'BHKKu, Plaintiff, I TS. V SUMMONS. Hakxaii TtntNBgKO, Defendant. ) The People nf the Territory of Utah send greeting to Hannah Turalxr. defendant: v'OU AKE HEREBY REQiJUtKD TOAP-- I pear Id an action brought against you by the above nam"d plaintiff In the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of L'tah, aud answer th complaint filed therein within ten days (xc.iusive of the day of servbel after the service on yon of Ihla summon If served within this county; or If served out of ibis county, but in this district, within twenty davs: otherwise within forty days or Judg-Die-by default will be tiikon against you, 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 plalutiff and tt- - 'eAbove relief praved for on the ground that about the year ISM, the said defendant dlsre-garn-the solemnity of her marriage vow and deserted and abandoned the plaintiff willfully and without Junt cauw or reason, and ever since and still does aeert and willfully aban-don plaintiff a"'1 l'v'' separate and apart from htm without any sufficient cause or rnn. And you are hereby notified that If you fall toaimear and answer the said complaint a above reotilred. the said plaintiff will apply to th court for th relief demanded therein. Wlln, t he Hon. Charles K. Zart Judge, and th wal of the District f Umrt of the Third Judicial Kismet, StAi. In and for the Territory of L'tah. this Kict day of August In th r"' of our Ird one thousand eight hundred and nlne'y. HEN'KY O. Mf.MILt.AN. Clerk. By Oeo. D. Loonus, Deputy Clerk. , Official ltoiico. ViAArVVVVWV-JiOTICE Salt Lake City. Utah. Beptember 4. 1890. To Whom it may concern : My wi.e. Eldridge. having I'-- my bed aud board with-out cause, I will cot be responsible for any debt, contracted by her 'BID(,E, NOTICE THE INTENTION OF THE CITY OfCouncil toeitnd water mains on Sislh East street, Klrst and end Houth treet. Stnlc ! herby given by the rity Council of Halt Lake my of the Intrn'lon of uch Council to make the following M scrltd lmprovennt to wit: Extending and .arlng Iron tta'er pis i r manal"r tt toilowing etreete nuneiv. Sutn Eart street bti.n Elrt and twond rvonlh street, and defraying three fourth of the cost thereof e,l inat"l at Eliht Hundred ilsiji lm lars. by a aseesement upon ts lets or grcund wlihln tbe following d'crtbed d tr!'-- . belog tsed trlcl lo ai-re, ted or lienetl'ted bv s. d Improvement namely: Pan ot lots land ft. M s M. all of lot 1 and Sand i art of tot 1. block Mr. all in plat H Hall Lake City survey. All protests nd objection" t tr.eci.rrj lug ont of such In-tention most tie presented n writing to lb Cltv Key oriler im or nefore lp. t. !. bng the'tiBi- -t by tbeeald Couuc I when It will he-n- d cmmider tw b objectpjus a may b made thereto Myoroerof tse'lty Council of Halt Lake Cltr ma:e May iWb. i". Lor-- i HtABi, Oty BerdeT. Bait Lake City, (September 4, UV'. fie Wasn't Superstitious. Teacher (in grammer school)-Y- our lesson today is on nouns. Nouns are names of things. Small Boy- -Is ghost a noun? Teacher Yes. Small Boy-H- ow can it be? They ain't no such thing as a ghost!-Har-- per's Bazar. S0TICE. PERSONS AKE HEREBY WARNED VLL the penalty provided by ordnance not to remove the body of any dead animal or offal or filth of any description, without first notifying the city scavenger, who will Usa directions for lu disposal. WILLIAM BHOWALL. City (scavenger. A Correction. April IT IW. Koom , City HalL "Now, Harry," said the new governess to a Boston infant "let me hear you y ' A. rf. t, -- Enotrightsaid thehttle fel-low confidently. "It should be a bee ,'or'abee saw,' as the case might be."' Washington Post. AOTICE rFTHEINTENTIONOFTHECITYC'irN-- J cil to extend water main on KUhtn atreet from center of Fourth aud Hith South to centerof Seventh and Eighth South streets hereby given by the City Council of Salt Lake city of the Intention of snch conncll to make the fallowing described improvement, Extending and laying Iron water pipes or mains along the following Man h in the center of Fonrth Son Eighth E,t atreet. and running south to the renter of feeventh and high b defraying three fourths of ?nTc "thereof, estimated at sixty six hun-dred mOO, dollars, by a local assessment nism or pieces of ground within the district, being the district to be benefitted by aald improvement, Samelr: Allof lote . . blo k lots 1. J, Si ii ; lots 1. . 7- - 8. block : lo's 3. 4. . . Skr lot. 2.3.4. . block 16: lo'al. a Stock - lots . 7. block W. and lou S. . block rVsH in plat B. Salt Lake City survey All nroteste and objections to the carrying out of nvust be pretedm wruing to t he on or be tore September bTluthe time set by the said council wte'n it will bear and consider .uch objection. City, made June ink. ISau Lo-1- 8 H VAM gait Lake CUT, Septembers. Vs. I X'OTIf LL PEKHONfl INDEKI ED TO j N A keyset .,n bexacmDtetod:n lity day or t'V n'te due. or Interest on notee eu. ie reei-- - ted toen and eiti bwforn the '.th inst. C"s w.ll follow after toa . Corner fffuth and Ttlrd West tret. Hlt Lake, Bept. 7, l"A. No. Mtl S0TICE OF PBE-EMPII- PROOF. Laud omcr. at 8a i.t Lake Crrr. I Aug. II. 1'. I IS Hf.Ktsf IVEN THAT TriE NOTICE following named nettler baa gied notice of hi Intention In make final procf m .upiKirtof hi claim, and that said proof win be made before the Register and Receiver at Salt Lake City. I'Uh, on fjept W. l"l Tlr. Pe-e- r A Peterson D. . II W. for the Wi STM 10 and W( ec. a. tp. rSw. H aame th foll.eiring witness to prov hi eontlnnoti reet'leace upon md culttra'bm of aald land, namely: Haakan Aoro.lt, Wil-liam Miller. Edward Rue-t- on A. P. Bten blom. all of Salt e City. Ltah-- . On the Half Shell. "Thafs a pretty rough coat you're wearing." remarked theeel to theoyster. "Whv ves," returned the bivalve, .Wiably; "bnt I assure you that ZW society will be please d t re-ceive me in this bumble j j xOTfCE-AL- L AOfOI-NT- f DL'E UT. TJ a.s laundry and merehnidlse p'irche ' priori January I, l, will be plared In the t hands of an attorney if not paid by her 1Mb I-- C. Karrtek. o' with Midland tuveetmelit compatiy, 177 Mala street. , |