Salt Lake Times | 1890-11-13 | Page 7

I ., THJs. SALT LAKE TIMES. THURSDAY. N0VEMKER13 lfiQfi . T Rudolph Alff, Importer of CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Lamps, Y:ses,. and . . . Statuary . . . , m Main St., SALT LAKE CITY. AGENCY WARWICK HIGH GRADE SAFETY Irarrya stock ot HAFKTT BrOrCLK a $16.00, 35.00, $40.00, SOO.OO $Ta 08 1118.00, $185.00, TKICVCLKS' and Vt LOCll KUtS. In purchaeln from me oa have s stock to select from and do not Lav w Largmt Stock and Lowest Price na Spark. Ing Uood. Guna, Cutlery, etc. , SHOT-GUN- S AT COST. Bicycle and Gun Repairing. AgentCALIGRAPH WKITIJT Q MACBXMB Carbons, Ribbon and Paper. JUL ZR.. EVAN3 SS W. 2d South itrect. Salt Laka CHj DR. HODGES, DENTIST I 31 W. lit Sontb, - Salt Laka City. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN I By the Usa of Vitalized Air. ALL WOBK WABBANTED 1 Skookam Root Grows Hair Rapidly. MiijfiM ' Eradicates Dandruff, Miftflk Stops Falling Hair. tftfftffin ' 9 tt Preventive ' ... Jwftiji of Baldness. rTOffiSrrrf Grows Hairon ' " KJffljtjJv&W , Bald Heads. nSsVVM an Exquisite III Iff III ' "...ToilctArlicle-- I lllIJln Is Free from all PVillf ' I "' co'oS matter. Trade mark registered) Contains no Mineral or Vegetable Poisons It is an honest and meritorious preparation. Nature's Own Remedy. Skookum Root Hair Grower Co. NEW YORK. .. v.-- n.!l THniaalah. STOALL r0I.TS FJST Only one change of cars Utah to Kar eas City oi Bt. Louis. Ilegant Pullman Buffet Sleeping Can Free Kecllning Chair tars. Be sure your ticket reads via the Missouri Pacific Railway II. C. Towntend, O. P. fc T. A., ; M.Loufa ' S. V. iMrrah, C t f. A., EoomSOi. i'rogreu HUtg Suit Lak City, Uht the MWAUKW mm MILWAUKEE & St. PAUL For All Points East rtls the only line rinfiinir solid Veatlhnle, ElettrloLlitiWd, Hteam Healed train between ChlcaifO. Milwaukee and Council HI tiffs. Oma-ha. Ht. Joaeph, Kana&B City and Souli City. All trains compoeed of Pullmaa maKnltlr.ont sleeping cars aud Till Finest Dining Cars n tne World. For further Information apply to the nearoit ticket office, or ALEX. MITCHELL, Commercial Agent. SX W. 2nd South street. Bait Lake City, v). PERFECT tit Snell&Qd. Anglo-America- n SMitmatm Removed to 24 W. 3rd South, Salt Lake City, Utah B I. Barton, It, J. A. Oroeibwk, W. B-- lain Burton, Groesbeck & Co,, BUYERS AND BELUCBH Q CMOICB ' Business, . Besldence and Acreage Property. Bole Agent for South Lawn Addition. Office 269 S. gala St j Telephone 48j KELLY & COT Printers, Stationers, Blank Book-Maker- s. No. 0 W. Second Sooth St. Salt Lake City, - - Utah. Our facilities for dointf flrst-cla3- Job Print-iD-are of the newest and best. Book ruled, tr nted and bound to order. Samples of Rail-road. Mining, bank and Mercantile work always on band. Complete line of Office S embracing the most approved Labor-Savln-aad Economical Inventions. Prices Low ! Call on us! Taft & Kropfganzs, General CONTRACTORS & BU1LDEBS. Salt Lale City, : Utah Territor OFFICE: 239 MainStreet, 1 gotcl an llcsttturant. WALKER HOUSE. The Walker U Located in the Bvuinett Center of ihie City and ha all the Modem mpraYements k Con.siilei.ces Pertaining to a itrictly flrat-cl-as hout It it managed as well as any bote In tbe West aud is etrictly th Buelncaa and Tour-- lt Hotel of Bait Laaa City. Faaaeager Elevator. The Walker tfcthe Metropolitan Are the Two le&din? Hotl of Salt lake City. O.B.ERB Proor. PARK CITY HOTEL. Tbe only Brrt eiu kotl In Park City. 8IXTT ELEGAIT FEW BOOMS, CooL pleasant aad aieejy famished. HOTBL GHOrwpS ASM, DECORATED THE lawn and abed tree. maklc It the Boat pleasant lurajner leaort ta tae mountain uaa-- CFO.Hkfa-.rro- v That Had hni always held that a pitcher should never pitch more balls on the day he was to go into a game than would demonstrate his speed, show his control and warm him np. And Rad holds that this work should be done just previous to the game. That from now on the fakirs will get their work in on baseball yarns. That every statement not authoritative-ly announced should be read with a grain of allowance. That two grains wouldn't be amiss in most tales. w. L Harris. Zimmerman, the Jersey Flyer. Arthur A. Zimmerman, the famous bi-cyclist of the New Jersey Athletic club, who recently lowered Willie Windle'a colors in two important races at Peoria, Ills., was born at Camden, N. J., in 1SCD, and was educated at the Freehold institute, at Freehold, N. J. He is about 6 feet in height, slenderly but powerfully built, and has made his mark as a plucky and hardy THE NATIONAL GAMK. S f .... Jlr,"W. I. Harm Sizes up the Baseball " Situation in a Terse Yet Conn prehensive Manner,,',. WHAT WILL HAPPEN 00T0BEE 5? Tiara ara Many Humors, No One of whioh May be True, and Some of which are Positively Absurd. A STew Yorker who la undoubtedly In the confidence of the Brotherhood recently asserted that the Players' league would throw a bomb on the 5th day of October that will send a cold chill down the back-bone of the old League and fill Its follow AETHtJR A. ZIMMERMAN, rider in many a dash. His work at Peoria tvas somewhat of a surprise, when he de-feated Windle by about two feet in the quarter mile dash, time 86 seconds, and in the ten mile American championship, time 82m. 1 He also won the one mile ordinary handicap in 3m. 83 s. at Syracuse, N. Y. Zimmerman recently brought the time for a half mile down to lin. 13a., which now stands as the amateur record. Zimmerman's father is an enthusiast on bicycling, ami accompanies his talented son on nearly all of his important engage-ments. Outfielder John McOencliy. A brilliant outfielder and a talented all round ball player is John C. McGeachy, of the Brooklyn (P. L.) team. He is 5 ft. 8 in. high, weighs 103 pounds and was born at Clinton, Mass., about twenty-si- x years ago. He first appeared professionally in 1888 with the Waterbury (Conn.) team, and remained with them during 1884. In 18S5 he played with both the Long Island, East- - era wltn dismay. Since the statement was made newspaper men all over the country have been making a still hunt after the in-side Itrail of that deadly bomb. None ot us has found it yet that is, not a trail that one can awear by. I met a Brother-hood man recently who gave me, as ha claimed, the secret of the bomb. His story is that it is an agreement between the pro-prietors of the Louisville club and the Players' League, by the terms of which the Louisville club, if it wins the American as-sociation championship, will desert that organization and play the champions of the Players' league for the championship of the world, aud after, the games have been played the Louisvilles are to be ad-mitted to the Players' league circuit in place of the Buffalo club, i Another story that comes to me is that the deal between Von Der Ahe and Phelps, thatf was a part of the business of that Philadelphia conference, has really been ' completed, and that the denials of it ha.ve only been made to keep certain- - people, as well as the public, deiuded until the scheme isripo. ' - k '.. . h The next yarn is that the" players of the Brooklyn League club will, if they win the pennant, get together as individuals and play the Brotherhood champions. But the wildest of all tho rumors is the story telegraphed east by a Chicago man that Aaron Stern has decided to sell out the Cincinnati club, and has placed a prioe on it said to be 840,000, and that Secretary Bruncll, of the Brotherhood, has been given an option on the club, and that ho is at present engaged, in company with Al Johnson, in raising the money. When Johnson and Brunei! have bought the club they propose to make it a Brotherhood organization, and Cincinnati is to receive a franchise in the Players' league. Of all these stories, and many mora which I might retail, the first one seems to be the only tale of the lot which is at all likely to be true. The methods of Presi-dent Parsons, of the Louisville club, in 1889, and the frequent conferences of Zach Phelps, president of the American associa-tion, with the men who are openly known as the emergency committee of the Broth-erhood, lay both those gentlemen under suspicion, and there would be very little ' surprise if tho announcement was made that Phelps and Parsons had made a bar-gain with the euemies of the National league and of the national agreement. It 1 would be difficult to estimate what the ef-fect of such a scheme would be upon the fortunes of the National league. It seems ' to me if the men who are alleged to have ' made it are able to carry it out a matter "at considerable doubt that the effect would not. be very injurious to tbe N-ational league. It would saddle another .twenty-fiv- e cent town and another advo-iisat9o- Sunday baseball oa to the Players' league, and I believe that this would coun-terbalance whatever might be gained by the- playing of a series for the world's championship, which this year is not likely to be over profitable. The events of the last week have given us some clew as to the probable National league circuit for 189L The failure of the once great Athletic club, a splendid organ-ization holding a valuable franchise, which, by the way, has been ruined by the most feeble and incompetent management with which a club was ever afflicted, and the ac-quisition of Robinson, McMahon and Welch by the Baltimore club, are indica-tions that Manager Barnie's city will be in the National league next year. One is led to this conclusion from the nature of the salaries which are said to be inserted in the contracts of these three men, an ag-gregate of something like $11,000 for the lot. Surely on the present outlook for next sea-son no American association club could af-ford to shoulder such responsibilities. It has been hinted that Barnie has been strengthening his team so as to be in readi-ness to join the Players' league, but such an act would be so inconsistent with his repeated assertions to me, and to almost every newspaper man in the country, that to believe it one must believe Barnie to be both a hypocrite and a liar. We are told every few days that Pitts-burg will surely have a National league team next season. But who believes it? The old league magnates are not foolish, and it strikes me that those who do not think that Pittsburg, is to be dropped must consider them so. There is only one chance for Pittsburg, and that is the abandonment of her territory by the Players' club, which is a very unlikely thing at this stage of the JOHN a ll'CEACUT. era league and Detroit (N. L.) clubs. Ho joined tbe St. Louis (N. L.) team in 18SD and was transferred to the Indianapolis (N. Li.) club in 1887, with which he did good work for three seasons. When the great baseball war commenced McGeachy went over to the Brotherhood, and Capt. Ward, of the Brooklyn team, has found in him a valuable and trust-worthy player. One of McGcachy's most notable performances was In 1889 in a game between Chicugo and Indianapolis, when he made a safe hit each of the five times he grasped the stick, three of which were singles, one a double bagger and the fifth a home run. Lieut. Mulr I Champion. Lieut. Charles H. Muir, who recently won first prize as a rifleman attheuational marksmen's tourney. Camp Douglas, Wis., is a member of the Seventeenth 1 n fantry.U. S. A. He was born at Erie, Monroe county, Mich., in July, 1800, entered West Point in 1880, and was graduated in 1883. Ho stood eighth in a class of over forty mem-bers, and was as-signed tO the Sev-enteenth infantrv LiEtrr. chas. H. MUin. at Devil's Lake, N. D., where he first showed his extraor-dinary talent with the rifle. Muir has won numerous notable contests, and In the recent competition at Camp Douglas led his company, was third in his depart-ment, and won the first medal in his di-vision. It is said that his work undoubt-edly places him at the head of American riflemen and among the first marksmen In the world. game. I am told that If Baltimore is taken into tlie National league the twenty-fiv- e cent tariff will be continued there. Joe Pritehard, of St. Louis, recently made the broad statement that John B. Day believed that Sunday baseball would make the New York club a winner, and that he was favorably considering such a scheme. There isn't a word of fact in that statement. Mr. Day is irrevocably opposed to Sunday baseball, and would, I believe, retire from the sport altogether rather than runaclub in a league in which Sunday games were played. THINGS THAT ARE SAID. That the premature publication of the Comiskey deal has spoiled it That all Boston is up in arms at the ru-mor that "King" Kelly Is to be stolon way from them by the festive Johnson, j That Eddie Talcott blames the loss of the Players' pennant by the New York club to Eddie Crane, and intimates that Eddie C. will not be a member of the team next year. That if Eddie isn't signed somebody will have to put up for the $1,000 which Eddia contributed to the capital of the New Yorks (limitod). That Ed Crane was no more responsible for thk ill luck of the Giants than several ether men who might be mentioned. That an anxious public is watching the Pittsburg misfits as they near the Louis-ville standard. You can almost count them HI; will they beat it 111? That Palmjr O'Neill now concedes that they will. - That Billy Barnie was in big luck to bo "representative of the Association" dur-ing tho settlement of the Athletio elnb troubles. That he represented Baltimore wben h cooped in Robinson, Welch and McMahon. That William always looks out for num-ber one, and that he only did what any other Association manager would have dene under like circumstances. That the National league is signing its one) year men right and left. That all talk about Charley Ganzel go-ing to the Boston (Players' league) team is nonsense. Gaapel is not an ingrate. That Long John Keilly waa "talking through his hat" when he said that he saw' I Charley Radbourn practice two hours and then go out on the field the same day and Hitch a tame against Chicago. . . " Official lloticc. ' NOTICE OF TUB INTENTION OF THE CTTY to T irt Ka.it iml t on the 'uth due ot fcjutti Tuiuplt lreet to tie north 1 n. of Fourt i oiii street, uiesicnated ee net a? narlnstdtdir.et Xo I. In S ill LaieCHv Notice Is hereby Riven by fie city ccnr.ril of salt Lake tlitv, of th ir.ienU.tt of such council to nwlin the loUowm- UeacrtueJ neut The paving with asphalt and aume M il of tl.e whole of the aire! deiKiut.l m Kirat Ei! ttreoV beeiotilng at tii south Hue of s turn Temple street and c loutn to U north line of fourth South street, itht uiiw bem:apart of paving t X. I, tn h 'it Utkc C.tv.i and iltrj tie oust and expeuse i wreof. estimated at as; I ViO by a UvU up tn tlie lore and land w.tbln lrif district No. I. of Salt Lake l it jr, aimtttug iiju ii the niiwi, ami alleys to ho af-fected or bcuoiud hy s:iid tmproveiu a-- , namely: Lots 4 an.l &, biok ;i, .t a I, . 1 en I e. blotk 75, lota a. S, i and I. hlwk 71, lo: I nr.il M. block TO. loia 4 aud 4, block to, I"t I, f. " ard a block tT, lot v, X 4 an 1 a, blok M. Rt.il lots and a. hlork.VJ, all lu Ut ' A" rutlt l.ake Oity eurver. All objections to the carrying out of ttuch Ion mtiet be presented In writing to the ctly revoid r on or before the D th d ly of IIMI. belin the time eet tv the ald rmun'il liir It mil bear ttud iNulder uch ob,Wtfnnn an mnr te mane thereto. Hyorrti-ro- f the city eouucil of Salt Lake City, made O tnrvrv. ls. I.iH'lst 11YAMS, City Rceordor. 8:Ut Lake city. Not. I. l. U Offtcial lloticc. EUMK0N3. John H Ramtttno, 1'lalutUI, re. Kate Hamlltoo. Ief-ndti- t The i e of tne Territory of flan ei To Kate tUl'.illh a tlefannant. Y't'C ARK in UKHY REvt'lr.Eil TO in an action brouhi (oiii you b tie atv. na;l aialntu lu the ai!"it court of the Third Judli'Ul lilatrli-- t of lh Terrtt ry of rtwi and to anwcr th ovraidvnt tiled tnereta within ten dnja. ieirlulieol th tar of terrleei a'tee the awtca on you of uninione -- if -- rreA wuhfo thlenun!: If aere.io tof ihU eountr, hot ta thl dla r et, w.thln twenty Uy; otierwla eriihln i rtj day or Judgment by default will be taken Alnt vou. aovurd.ox U ta piiftt of ald complaint. The aaid action la broiuht to hare a decree of thie court divorcing p.:utlff and defeid-an- t and for euch other refef ae mar te , un-able: nenl relief uared on Wie jound fiat tn Koretiiher, lie, defeadaut WUfJlIT dcried the plaintiff, and ever ainae hee ben wilfully atecii from him Without juat or reaaooabi oaue. And you are hereby aot-ilc- that If yon fall titapiar and t,e ld comp.ant ae above the eatd plaintiff wtii apply ta the eourt f"r t te relief demanded therein. Wittieea. Mi Hon. harl H 7.an. liHiue. and the eeal of tie DUlrt. I Court of the Th'nl Judicial lileirict, scat. In and for the Terntorrof l't a th a Wthdar of iviohrr. In the rer or cur Lord "Be thouaalid elht hun-dred and ninety. IHtO. M Mil !,), Clerk. Hy 00. n. Loom I a. Deputy clerk. It 4 OfTiciol Ioiicr. Intae TMtrtc Court tn and f.ir Oie Thirl J3--; ttlsUI tHtv.-w--t (if rth Temtory, cotuuyoT SaU I Jrxrrs Garr. nintix ) Litxi W.Gjioan. Defcr.iJ.int. Tti pe.rpl of the .,e Ctaa iert4 I eVre'UetUn to Il' W. Oaner, dfypi. AKB liKti-it- KCwOinaO TO Al'--i a pear la an a-- t'oci bry.ui ihu y)t4 br tS. ah.e a in et plair.tlT la the rtt. tl entirt of the Third Judicial ltn. I o tlie Tccrte.iry of Utah, and t euwf the eotnpialnt filed thrv!a witjin ten ! day latciuoveof th day of Mnr1ea) after tue eervtee on y.u of till nntin.'aa'i erTw4 within thieMin'y; or. If tml of thie count r but in thirttrlet. within twente otherwiim withtu berry da ir judenuent by , default will he taken aramtt you, aonuhllun ha lh prayr of aaid e.r'ivj int. The aald action is bnugui to hart a decree , of ttle coors acn ill l- t; bonue of toetrt-rao-l. lin Ltcu the plamuff and de-- I leadaot; re:ortug te te pta Bi"9 all therUht oi an unruarret rca.i. and 'hat defendants , Intcreet In p.aiutl pruetf he .nieT barred and cut of. and for tuck etief relief tit the premt a may enem Jut and iuita!t lothecetirt. A6 n llef pryl a r on ta irrouud that defendaai t.riptrul ot her ntr-- t r1re vow and her dufle at s v'e. baa wl-fu.- ij aid wiihout ei r xt t. p that one yer t t'l "vnttn.M. t a bandon a id deert him, aad rf'a-- to lit with hoe h- -r huK-o- And yoo are ereh atlAe1 thai W T fill to afpear aiid auwr the eatd rvmpiatnl aa aN.ve tbe ld pUinilrTwItl apply to the court ' the relict tbcreio. Wl'nea the Him. I'hArSea M Ian; Ju.lifc and tb cal f th dlni- - l court of tu TMnl 'i.t!ct f dxtn-- t, aau V la and fir the Territory of I'tah Ihia r ) In. ilar .u" t .(r in lb ceir l.i - I one thounand eihl kaa-de-ed and ninety. IlKMNrii M''Vrt.LA.,ark IlT 00 IX Lnninia. Itcpmr . StaiiarigsJ Gaie. Time Table in effort losast 2I.1S90 AST DOCKD TRAIHl No. 4 Atlantlo Atlantlo Mall. xpreaa Leare Colon g:a.tn. Vi p.ni Arrive Salt Lake 10:46 a.ru. p.ia Lea Salt Lake. ........ ii .m a.m. Tfla p.m Arrive Proro..... imso p.m. 8:V p.m Leave Provo UK) u.ui. :4A pin AiTlve tlrtH'n River....... ?:0op.ta. 4:! a.ra Leave ureeo River 7;! p.m. 4 W a.ra Arrive Orand Junction. ., II :50 p m. d 4 a. in Arrive Pueblo 3:p.m. a m Arrive Denver i no n in. T .aii.m wtaTMUCTamim. ' tvTTT Sorit Paoina Paolflo Mali. Lxpreas V:lrt a.m. k:(lf. p.m LeepMeblo 8:1. p.m. :H a.m ii iG?rraeueda.JR.llinvoelrou-- " 11 :W a.n. IMI: l.pi.am Arriv"eawPro-t-Ko lwt......,, II6:1e0o a m. ii sop.tu p.m. : a.m 71."? 6:.1ip.m. (1:48 a m Lake 8: hi p.m 8:t!6 a m ArrOgrden ., k:4Q p.m. 111:1)6 a".m local trains. aai.T lam Ann oaiEW. .Jc.TT! Salt Lake: Arrlve 8alt tAkei VS , Kl:46a.m. l'J:k)p,m bop.m. ep.m. ai.i tAKi to BmanAH. Leave Salt Lake at 7 :tf.m., returninn, ar-i- i, " 'i Lok" 1:P-- m- - 'iraln arrives from Waaatch on Haturdays and leaves for Wasatch on Mondays only, "" . e.ntlOOF, J, H. BENNETP. ilen. Manager. Ueu, Pau. At NOTICE. OF THR IXTF..NTION OF TI1R CITY to i orb and (tinier Hrt Kit ktrct fr uxthe amith line of tiouth Temple etrnct to ihj nonh Imo of fourth South nireet (deslm-aie- part of Pavm dlMHct No I, Knit I anocltyi. No:l'-- Is hereby lvcu bv th City council of Salt Lake city ot the tut utlon of euch council to make Cie t ulowlug liupmvrtn nt, Tlie ruibing and guttcvuiK wuh concrete and etone the whole of the etreet deeijtnatc d til Klnt Fat atrettt, begliinln at Ilia a mth line of Souih Temple mretund runnlnn aoiilh to the north Hue of Konrth Mouth t reel (l hi euaie belu part of Pavlnis dltrl.-- t No. I, In Halt Lake eltyl, and defray the coit and esiene Uiereot, cttlmiitrd at i.'I.Kjl. i. by a local neheeiineut tiaon the lots and landi within Paviuit diatrlct No. I, of Halt Lake cltv. alxitttnk upon the sireete and alley to lie affected or lienellted liv Mini Inipmvetnent. namely: Lot 4 and &, l)l k TC. l.ita I, H, 7 and n. block Th; lot, a, 4 and 5. Mock 71; Iota I end", bloi'k Til; ot4 nud a, ldKk "; lota I, k, ? and , block M; Iota . 4 and 5. block M: and lota I and 8, block W; all In plat A Malt lake c ty mint. All objections to the earrytn out of in h luttuaiti uiukI be preennteil in writing to the city recorder on or iH'for ihekam ny o, .oenitier. N), beltia-- the time act hy the laid couidl when It will hear and conalder such objections ae may be made thereto. Hy onlcr of the elty conucll of Salt Lake city, inuda IM. t i pHm. Lonia Uvaiia, City Ueconler. Bait Lake city, Nov. I. imh u-- MARSHAl'8 fiAlK. IlTRRHANTTO AM KXKCtiTIO.V TO M the y.ml Judicial Dlttrict Court of tbe TVrrltor) ot Ctah, i aliall eiv at public nale at the front door i tu c.ainty court houae. la the city of Kelt Lake, count r of Halt Lake, and territory ot I'tah. on the iilat day or Noveinter. A. I. IKtA. at IH Si o'clock p. tn.. all the rIk lit. title, claim aud Int-re- Thoma .1. Lemon hail, on Uruarr 4th, iimi. Uliiit iieinit the dny on which I levied a writ of atUchiui nt on the real eetate hereinafter Im.ue.1 nut of the aald irt Judicial Ulatrict Court in the rae of the I'tah National Hank ot Of.leu. Utah, a.aluii ike aid Thonia J. I.cmom. of. In and to the lollowm de ecrthed real eitute, iltuat. lytn- - ami Nmi la fUll Lake City. Hlt ik e. unts I'tah Terri-tory, ilewrtlied aa followa, i: A part ot lot two mi In block on hurid el and bfleen iii.m plat -- a." bii Lake City eur vey, beginning at a point live ilii rl l ul from the South wcat corner of aald lot, themw K.at eaven tti roda, tbetve North leu i Ho rod" thence Waal eaven i7 rodt thence Honth len iIOi rixla to the place of te.'litniiit. eontalnlmi aeventy sijUar r.ln of (round; taa aid property at the time ot toe lev y ol ia writ of attachment Bforeaeid waa ataudlnif on Ike records of aald county In the namet nf Thon J. Lemon and Johu H. Mt'.'oey; to be e.ud at the procrty of Th"inaa i. I.eniou at the ult oi the Utah NaUoual llauk of tdoA. Ulh, a eorparation. Term of aale raah. K. IT. V aaaoita, It. H. Meraaal. , Dy n.imau Cannon. Peput alarahal. Dated ixiobvr M. I.tu II II . ASSESSMENT NOTICE. Th lrtf Mob and N wtk Pdnt trr ir cor-- ,. tnv. Prlni ipil pta-- ,f buit..-a- . ttrt4:hto Meetlnc llouee tlt Lake county, t;ta(u NirTICI! !t IIKJtr.Hr ()i t:S THAT AT ,.f iha .1 .reet.-ro- the and Niub Point Irr yato'i o.:t an v. kell fk the lath day of t tir. IMi. au aaemut .f utr irti. .cut per h.r wa letvi '.a lh cat ital mo k of the rorp-irati- - a, ptr Me to lae Arthur uruea l bl onto, N.ttil Mam r- - nip etaim. Xlt l tr I tan. At yma k which Ihie aeaaetrent may rtu..tn uiipid ce, tee tet day of lx.-i..- teji am h e!la.iunt and will t a1vertie.t ante at ii'Dme auction, and tinloaa payircnt l mad befur" wtil hw old January h. 11. to y the d lot quent oawaamcnt t.prhr with coet ot aur tlin aint i.-- e ,.i Mt. Dated Nov. il, liK. n CBITrm.nW. Hecrctary it A K I". Irrtaiatl. a Cm, Office mufi 5 aud 4, No. I Mala eueet (talk l.akel Hv. I'lah. U 14 Utah Central Railway. Timt Card in Effeot Oct. 29, ISM. Pasrenpcr Tralna leave an 1 arrive at Salt Laka Uty and Park City dully aa follow! SALT UKECJTV. Train Heaved Eighth So and Main at imam " karrlvea e:30u.ni park crrr. Train l arrlves Park city 10:!in.m leaves " 4:U)p.m Frelicht trains leave and arrive at Salt Laka low- - C"J' daUy exol,t BunJa ,o1 Train No. 6 lea Tea Salt Lake "itfia tn " J arrives " 3Mfp.m leave Park City ll:la.m aiTlvea ' l uun m inopassengere carried on frelifut PA8SKN0IR RATKS: Between Salt Lake City and Park City, slncla trip, TX lid w eun Salt Lake City and ParkClf round trip.tt, Jos. H. Yfiing, , T. J, McKlntosIi, Manager. Cen. Ft & Pa. Agt. NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION. Land Orrtoa at Salt Laki Crrr, I Oct. a, ihuu. f il otiok is nr.KKnv awr.tt that the followltiu uaiu.'d anttler baa tiled notice of hie Intniitloii to make final proof In upiKirt of hlncUtm, and that mid pnaif mill he made lielore Ike 1'iobale Ji.dk v or In hit abeeuce the clerk of the c. unt)' Court of Hum-lv- 0! itnly, L'tnb, at Coalv.dn, Utih. on Nov, Hft. 1NW0, via: Joseph Ho.tlna. II K. No. twM, fur tlie R kl V4 Sec it. ta p a n rune 4 east. He name the following wttncKaee n prove hi ooutluiioua realdetire upon aud cultivation ot aald lattdn. via; ,lamee i ylliitoe, Lehl hen-ne(e- Alevarder CMderwool. Thomaa H'er-ten- . all of Ilennefer, Buiunilt rountv, full territory. f'rank 1). Hohh. tit Hculntur. SOTICL t the National hut! her ami taa A " lul a ot hail Utn .lr No. ilt aiel il fc, trt tl. Hmaaaa t Hal f Laaa Crrr t lis No. S, V Notice le herei.y te that a t. l l merlin Ot the M.K'kholdera of in ha uc4 c.r fwiratlcn be held at th eTtct 'tt. ! ill; m . hf Um pirj. f niltht v. ancle m tt board of d.re. i. r. and atMi foe Ih purraeM, of mtu1!na arttcu-- N.v V 4 A II, 1. if. I, la i l aad tnt of i:m hy laera .aid em.nd-men- ' havtnit tewi ed la orittiiK to th hoard of dire. r the raatular m.n.tnly nxl u am Ik Let Tow day of tviouer. in a.'.oMaeo llh uu.14 X XIV of th tty lawaof (aid ao-iatim- . aHy order Houvan kutina J. teMraiary. MARSHAL'S SALE. IUIISPANT Tt) AN rXKCI'TloK TV MR the Third Judicial titrtct court of the territory nf i'tah. I atmil eipoaeet pittdlc w.le. at the front dir ot the nuinly court hoime. In the city of Halt Lake, county of Halt l.nke and territory of I'tah, on the mid day of UecemtMir. Iei. at IDo'rltx k m.. all Ik n ht, title, claim and intcreet of Krencia A. I'jem aud Kllaheth I., pamoeof. lu, aud to Ih following deaertbed real eatate attuale Ivitif and beliik tn Halt Lake rounty and dew rl bed a follow, to wl: Comiiicnc h:u at th H. W. corner lnt two if1, block plat l, Salt Uake City eiirvey, and runnliic thence eant a ro.t. thence north T rot, Iheuce weal I roda, Iheuce aoulk I rod to Ta be sold M tt property of FrancM A. Pancoeand KlUauethL. i'aavx at Us suit of John ti, Mitchell. Terms of sale, eaah. K. II. I'aHaoaa. V. S. MarthaL Dy Jam A. Dovl, lleputy Manhai. Hated Nov. 10. ihw. Itt ijlBSLUTION'OF PAETNEB8HIP. 1"UK rtRB INSURANCK AOICNCY exlftllug under the firm name of Louie Hynma A Co., haa thin day hern dieaol-vedb-mutUHl eoneent. The aifcn. y lfl b lonllnued at ll old tutid wltji the name com-panies In tbe r'loroe block, under the firm name of Louis 11 value h Co., by l.oilln Hyatna and W. If. l.lndeay. who have aMiiniou all llatillltle of the old iirm, and to whom ail account" are due and payatile. S alt Lake C:ty, Nov. eth, lam. . Lot'tS ft YAMS, K 1) Mamiim, W. II, LlKIISAT. N'0TUK-a- Ll ACtt'NT DCK MB iu and tnerchaudla imrchaeed prior to January I, INgit, will be placnt lu th liandanf an attorney if nut paid by 1Mb. U U. Karrtrk. office with Midland Investment company, ITf Mala etreet. A86ESSMEKT ROTICE Or AMEHIi'AM FORK ttiNKiLIPATTO Gold and Hiiro Mi nine company Lova-- t on of principal ptaa bueiaeee. A meal, ait fork city, t'tall. Notice l hereby five, that at a mei'lr.l of ( lb hoard ef dim. lor of Ifte hue .ta , .eoi f held en the Hid a.y oeiooer in iu.it i X oti of y cent per whr wa levied on th e ipliul tork el the '.im; ny p.taN.eloW A. M.41uo,N. , )uiwkaT ireel, Cievelanj, Ohio- Aeyetock upon whh-- the iwneniael re. ejialii unpMd on M'KKtaf ta na uay at Si ermher. Iui, will b delinquent and .tverue4 tor ! at public aonttoa. And nr.!" par ment le at I hefor will . ld an Moodaf, th Mik day of tiecemb- -. Iii t pay U d llnooeut eeaeeoutrnt, alia tbut4 advarinliif ami eiBa-a- of aaie. II y order of the boatd of director. I U ...A. iic Hacrtrtary. American ruck city, Llait, IX k ai. imaj. u O N0TI0E TO OREDITOEST . , Kstate i f 'aura Cev, defoaeed. NOTICE IS Hf.Kr-.fl- fllVk'.N HVTllK Patrick Pbelau, exei iitorol the luetwlll and leetaiiirnt of Jiune Carey, ku the rredltnra of. and all person aualimt the auld decca-iH- l, to ex-hibit them with the neoeaitary voucher., within four mailt bn atnrthe arat ptibllnatton of till notice, to the tal i t'etrtck I'lielnn alillllilhani Canyon, Hait Lake county, Ctah, or J. J, Hoiiera, hi attorney, r onm 1 and IS bulldlluj. Salt Lake city U'uh. - PATHIOK PHKLAN, Executor of the estate of Jame Caeey, 1 lcd November tb, IWO ll li J. J. Ituum. A tty. for iecntor. hotioe" Or Trrr. intention or Tiir.ciTvoonn-cl- l to o. ualruct Ideaalk on eend Hotith etre.t, between llnl l.al aad Third Kaat Mreeka, thelnf part of etcewilk dlatrtct No. 4, In Halt Lake Uty) Nnt. It bereny ulven by th City Council of Sll Lake City of tlie Intention of uck Council to make the fol-lowing deacrlled liuprovenieut, lt Tk contiU linn of nk abitie aiilewalk along th following atreeta. namely, the north and s uth aide of Second South aireet, btwen Urat Kart and Third Kat tret, ilhe ne being nartof aldewulkd atrl. t No, 4. ta Stlt La t Hy.l and defray the coat and eipenae thereof, eatlinnted at ll.Tri i'i, by a local twmuiiiiil uhiii the lot or piece of irmund within the follow Ins dvacrlbed dlirl t, llut the ilittrhi tobeaffecled or beneflfiad by aid Improve-ment, namely: Lot I and k, block II lU I. a Hand 4, block 7V: total, A, I and I, blr k aud lota and a, block Aft, all la plat "A," Rait Lak Ctly urvy. , Al proton and objection to Ih carrying nut hi ttch Intention ninat he prearnted In wrttiiuj to theeity retiorder on or before tie 1 m l tjr of S'oyemlier, l"uo, be inn the time et by the aald council when It will hear and conalder urh objections aa may be made thereto. Ity order of the City Council of Bait Lake City, mad oet Mb. km. Lut l IITAHa, City tleeorder. Halt Lake City, November I. IHuu. Il k BOTIOE Or fOELIOlTIOS. No. eta, tano Omm, Malt I.kenr, !'. I (Vt,..r eii ii. ( m ur.nnitr tnvtn that tith foltowlug nanil aettier haa Sled nvtica ot intention l. maae nnal 1 r ( In eupfeiet of hi. claim and that aaid pro.it arid be niatle fe.. for the Heanter or H elrer of if V &. Land n"fl.alt Lake City, I'tah Tfritory, .o Haturday. Um ath lui, VI t art Pallet Lar.. a. o. under act of May 14, ki). , k; Ho .r for the Si N Ka an.l . , N W v . i T I K K W Ha name ta foiinwlng wttneMex to prov bla eu,itiiiuoM raetdeec. upii ac4 rnlllvattiin of, aald laud VU- J hu K e, of I'leaaant ren. rl Lake io-o;v- , I T , and Ira A lted. tiraoo W, l.iy. Inn. H. Hudy, allot Norta Point, lineCoouty, V T II lloat:, Hegtetee ataynef A ejlromon. All r. W la. KOTIOE OF COMPLETION OF ABHKHSMFINT OF a local lai for the ett nlon of the aler nialnmn K.r.t K.iat and Fl mth Ho ith aired.. Noilte I hereby riven lint th aa aor and ccllcctor of Salt Lake City h i made and com- - fileud the Hat ktld plat pertalnliuf to a local the rate or four mill per eqtiare foot, levied by the city round! of Halt Lake City, Nov. nth, IW, upon tin follouliiK drs rllmd lotei or plicea of irround namely: l.ota v and 8. block 17 : to: k, H and 4, block in; i ,1 and block 1. Inta 4. 5, S and 1, block : lot I nnd . block 15, lota 6 mid 1. Iilii' k 4. all In raat A. Hilt Lake City aurvey, aald (ax blnt( for the extetialon of t'ie water main ttlutiK the following deacrlli.d route, natutly: Kirt Kaet trent. from cen-ter oi Seventh and Klkhth Month to Hhth Houth at met. Uiunce writ to Main lre.t ti laierala Bald tlat aud plat hare ben lodged Id the onica of the city recorder, No, U, City ball, and will lie ocn for Inapectlon for a tierlodof It) dnyafrnm and after the llth day of November, IH.O during bich time written ap-peal to the city council for the correction of the aHaenainqut may be filed wltb the aald re-corder, In purauttuee of the ordinance tn ucb raae provided. J.Ot'I8 IIYAMS, city recorder. Salt Lake City. Nor. I J, luuu. 1 1 HI 'MABflHAL'B BALE. 1L'H"t7ANT V) AN XKi tTlOf TO by th. lrt iudb-la- l dlaln.'t Court of th territory of I'tah, lahall tpoat puiillc eale, at Ui front door of the Bounty rounbouae, in th city nf Halt Lake, county of Halt l.aka, and territory nf Ctah. on th Jlat day of Nieaiulef.A.ll, lu( al Ik aoo'nlock p tn. all the rlKht, title, claim and Intereat of John 8 MciHiey had on K.tmiary 4th, I"" tTnat be-ing the day on which 1 levied a writ or atlwk-nien- l on the real eatate hefeBrt.r deecrtaed, taatied out el th id fl ret judlrlai ill.tr.ct court lu th caee of the Utah National "auk of fig len, t.'lah. again! the aald John II Me Ciaieyl. nf. In, and to Ibe following dacrttd real eatate, alttiale, lying, and being la ball Lake city, Halt l.eke county, Cleh Territory, den:rllMd aa follow, A part of lot two 11, In block en hundred nd fifteen III), plat ''A." Kali Laka rite beginning at point Rvei6lroeet front th outhw.t corner of aatd lot. mnaing tli.nc aat tevea IT) rod, thence notlh tea 1101 rod, tbeice ereet eeven T) ro then otiih ten (Kit rod to the place ef beginning, eontalrliig ntr 'lr rod .of ground The aid iirop.rly at t'i time of the levy nf tne writ of attackment afore.eld waa atandlag oa the record of aald county la the name of John H. MrConey and Tbotna J. Iin ia: to tie ol4 aa th property of John H. McCnoay a the etilt of the I Lk Kaltoual liaak of Ogdea, I' I ah. a corporaUou. T.nc of al. ciak. B. If. I aeon,, i' . Marshal, arehal. liatedOcbikeril, IM). II tt ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE. In Ih trotui court f the couaty of tail Lake, Territory of l lih. ta the ina'Kr of the eatate of Hannah I) trka, Knr.M to miovr cai ae wmronnrH I of .l. ef real lte .hoijld not he to wle, f u nk Pierre, the m Unln airr..r ot tk late of Hannah Hura. "l kaving fti-- ! hi petal., a kar.tn, duly v.fi prailng f a order of Bale ef the teal aaut ) of ai d dortai fur the ire, ea kre eel f irth. II k tii-- ve fore orn.red hf th Jtotg of .al I court, In.t all peraoi, ller'.d In lb .iatefrf m l aptr befnre the anid l'r-.t.- a w1 on Ve.liieuy,'be K t day of lc(b, tn at lo j ta ln f'.ui of aanl ilay, al thai eourl room of ald rrof.i'iirf. al tu coi' y uttrtkrotM) 10 the elty ed mny ol tit Lake, Ctah territory, to eiwer ce why aa order ehoiild not be granted Wi the eu4 ailmtu-letrato- ! wll a muck of the teal aetata ot the aid deceaiHNial private ae a hil "m craeary acd thai a nnvf ot thie ordar kw Mibli.h.-- I l I.e.! fiur itio...Mm la In.) B.tr Lag Tiaaa, a nwppe prutod aad) pit)1al a aatd city and cuuuty. baled Nnv.niiir a li U. W Hall fClf. Probafe JtHfe. T"4toToUrHi. I t o mty of Hail take. I I C. K Alien, clerk of th Probata emtt tn nd for the ruunty of n:t Lake la th b.ryof Ctak. do karacy mrtity tint the) .. going l a full, true "4 ttrwract npf of or leg to .how eaoae why odr of eale of reel eaw ahouid not be niao aa appetva of recoct la mf olB b la wtln.a whereof, I ke lteremil.1 t n. y a.ad a.t atsaed the awai ( agALl al I to ,ri, thia ath day el Sotemoat, A, I, lew, C. t. Af LfX Clerti of ti. t'rooate eure. My C. tt 8'antou, u.n'y clerk. At3ES8MENT HOTICE. BOtTTIt FOtlK CON'HOI.roATBD MIN-Iti- g OT compary. Locatl m of principal place 0 bullfieea Rait Lak City. Ctah. Notha la hereby given that nt a meeting of tbe board ot director of fha above company held on tbe : d d ty of November, mo, No. 1, ot V centa per abare wa lnvld on the capital t.ock of the comiianv payib'e to A. H, llergman, treasurer at UI Sonih Main street, Any lo upon which the aoieaiiuent remain unpaid on wedneiklay, the M day of lie emtier, l. will be delinquent and advertised for aale at public auction, and utile pavinent I u.al w ill be told oa Haturuay, th. .Id day of Janu-ary, ixui, to ray the delinquent aimint together with the coal of gdvertlalug and e of aale. Hy onler of the Imard of dlreo-to- t. NKiaE YonaoiBui. Hecretary. Orrlce m tnnth Wett Temple street, Halt Lake City, Ltah. . IS IH WEST BIDE Rapid Transit. BRIGHTON TRAINS. On and after Wednesday, October I, MM, aad until further notloe, trains will ran betwe.n Brighton and Bait Lak dty a fallotr : LEAVE LIAVK Main a 7th 8. Br, ' Bsiohtok. 7:16 a.m. D:f a.m. H:4h " K:) " 10:14 ' :30 :4ft 11 - 11:0) " ltmpm. ' 12 Vip.ro. 8:00 -' :l :4f " :1D " :li CUAB, B, Smr Ruf us J. Bush, the Brooklyn millionaire and yachtsman who recently died from an overdose of aconite accidentally taken, was the owner of the schooner yacht Coronet, which defeated the Dauntless in a race across the Atlantic In 1S87, SOTICE TO CREDITORS. 1'HTATBorKl.UABr.TII taULCHHT. fl by the undrlgtxl. eaecul r af tne wit) ef l.iUhiin HMti). tis th eredl'jiraof, am aU pareoft fearing clam ag.in.t Ui aal-- l to .it.iiH la(a. th- - iMarr Kiui aer. wtthttt ten nioetb. affter the nr. pot llrall' of thle aottea, to th H tv at St e..H'h tilth tae Keel, Hail Laa my la tae euusey ef fa.l L. lerrttory of L'lah. Li.uid OrtotMf lata. ly UUjIU. W. Out;, D'aafictcis. rmaag PiaatB. aliorBary ffc etaeaior. Some matherratical sportsman has fig-ured to the effeot that a man can walk a mile in Cm. 23s., swim it in 36m. 52s., cover it on snow shoes in 5m. 89s., ride it on a tricyle in 2m. 42 and cover It on a in 2m. 298. . KOTIOE OT THR INTKNTION Of TUP. CITY council hi extend water main on 1Kb E.iat trert Notice 1 hereby glvea try th Hty eonncll of Salt Luke City of the Intention of euch council to make the following deacrlhed improvement, toe-It- : Kxtenllnif and laying Iron enter pp-e- t or main along the following street, namely: Kiftti l ul atrert from renter of antb and Seventh South t'i center of Klghtk and Slnth Houth tret. ud defraying three fourth ef t'ie coat theteot. entlmaled at thltty ive hun-dred (ttvii), d Jllar by a Ii cat aaeeeeuieiit upon the lot or plecea of ground within the following deatrlbM the dlatrict to be anected or lienaflted by a aid Improvement, naneys Lota 3 and 4. block IV; lot I aad , tl k in b t I, t. 7 and . Mock t: lota k. , 4 and block M); lot and 7. block : lot 4 and 6 b.ock &; all ID )it B. Bait Lake City anrvey. All proto.U an objection l th caiTylng out of ti:b Intention mut be preaented In writing to th city re crd T on or before Decern ner kt:i. I, blliK th time a.t by tne a4 council wkei tt will bear and eiaaider uc vbjecuuus a may be made thereto. By order of tbe elty council of Bill Lake City tnaoe Novmbr th, if. UjCIH IIYAMS. City Recorder. Hilt Lak Cltv. Noremte-- r lath. WO. U 4 8UMM0N8. In the tTnlted Hutee CommlMleeier Court, City and County of Ball l.aa eul Ter-ritory of Utah. ur 1, W. Oreehmaa, Kaqalr. Conral-loner- . Jame T. Pain t al, plaintiff, r. I. W. HawnACo., da'.ndanta The people of I ta Mod greeting t I. W, flawn A tUi.. defendanta: roU AHK IIKBICIIV BCMMONrD TO BE I and aipear bfere aald Omml1oner Court, In th city and county ol Halt La, Terrlfiry of Ute.lt, and aneaer a complaint flld agalnat you bv the stove named plaiutllf within live day (xclle ef day nf aeyvicei. If tht omioou be erved In .aid Mall Lak. City; within ten day If served out of aald ctty but In Halt Laka eountyt and within twenty darn If nerv.4 la. where, bald action I brought t recover from yoo tka.uniof Buly. go and 4 m Dollar with Intereet tner. en front Aug'iel , alleged to he due from you to piaiatiaj oa account of hortag on lnotce of hay akipje-- 4 June I t, liut), ka, 4A. on acconnt of lortaga oa prerlooe ahlprn.nt of eorn June to, UkeV. Iv i. and on an ycoont of rl fralgbl aod ahorUge lu weight in ahtpmeata m..e by y ti to r. Y AT. K Taylor from January I li to May 7 !, tin va, and which ka te-- aealgncd to plain tiff., anil for coata of ult. And you are oer.oy notified that If yoo fall lo an; ear and anawer tbe eald complaint aa at,,., rxiuired, tbe eald puietlfa will take )iidgment agaluat you r th an in ef " O, with Intcre.t and roet re! 'HI a foiid Wonee nir hand at the ctty and cmnty of Bit Lake ai d territory of I'tah, tae n.b dy of Auvi't, in the year of our Lord, on thotte-an- d .Igkl buaWaod fo CotOSUaetooet'. Frank PteTce. Attorney fc pifr. SOTICE TO CKEDIT0KJ1.. f.ta' of 'r..rv I H aijii'i-rl- e. 4ceit Nri i. 14 ntM;ny liivi.ji un Tir! aliofcOltratoe of tn eaiabe of fredrV a J katnaterle, decea.t, t- li rriiUf ol, ami ail (wraoo bavin Haiu gtiiiat the aatd aeaaMt, ut aa.i it tivoci. wltt lb aecaeaary eouraer. wt'RUl month afta--r tae flrt pnoiicatiott of thte nie Ilea, to the aald di!M"rroe al at. ft Moo' i It , ha.s Laae City, ta tin) County Ol 8a.l Luke. Ter.-itor- y of l. taa. i Htai ew J. H leeaiu-g- A dm tniet rev of ht ol rreaUrva J. kaav n.rie a'e'aeed. liauid lo.totxn el, ueu. I0T1CB TO C&IPIT0E3. I 'STATU Or HANNAH HL'atKC. tR-- j r.aeed -- .' e I. kar.iy to by lfi uneraif a.liIO!fttrator or ii: fct.fcte t Hannaa Har demeavit. lo tee crediaore el. aad ail perwai tar a eu lu. atnliiaa) tbe ad de-.i- V eta.uit laeca, w't'i tbe oaraav-wr-eoaKAee. arttam far eaunvta tfm ia Bra jr t., f'f j.,e trt ini B. t rn to ire aM .1 a .tS . ru.jj.ia t anil ft, rWsott-twftw- t txiii4;i4. U City, la to coast ef IK.t ttea , l 'i. PIICK" B. Adaaaiiitrator. Par Nwamcair era, teu. HOTICE OFCOMPLETIOH OF ASHEBRMF.MT Ot rteuWn ol the eraler Bialna on leoth f.aet etreet. Not!' i eeretrv itlven that lb aaor and eollecVirof Wait Like Uty ca road and coin-plet-tbe Hat and plat pertalnlti- - to a leU tav at the rate of four rulii per etiuare foot, levied bf tne city amw l of Halt Lake ctty. November II. IW npoothefo;ioIBgdrrtb4 lot or piee. of t) ttte.y : Lot tand 4. 'r:t Ii ; lot . i. 4. and , block K, and lot. nandd, tlo-- k W. plat f; elw lota I and a. hlock ; l't I t, 7 and ".block ; lota aod 7, block tn; plat B. Halt Lake tit f aurvey, aald tal k f'r the twoloti of tbe watr main alonif tbe followltia; decried rrrute namclv: Tentb t.aat atreet, fr m cuter of Third and Kourta Houts to Hits Ikei't tret. wits uter.uoa root tii and Pl.'tb bouta tret. Hald Ilat and plat bar been lodged to the off.ee of tbe ctty re order. No. . C'.ty ball, and III be open for In.pectb n fT a period of ten day frotu and af'er tbe n b day of Nov-mb- er. P. durtiiK bl'B time written afifjeala to tae eitjr eooncil for tie cocre.-tio- of lb aa-mr-niay be filed with tne :d reorder, ta ptiraaaoce of tte tirdi nance In aueb ca pro-- vtded. LOUIB HYAM9 City Kecordcr. Bait Lake Uty, Nov. U, Mma li-- "notice THE INTENTION Of THE CITY OP to extend water main on Second Wart atreet. Notice I hereby given by tbe city eonncll of Bait I --a Ice city of tbe Intention of each council to make the following dewrlbed Improvement, t: Extending an! laylne Iron water pipe or malna along toe following treet. nameiv. Second wet atreet. from tbe center o' Foi'irth aid F1ftn ikinth to the. enter ! Fifth ard Sixth Sooth tret and defnyitia; f thecreit tberef. eatimated at eeventeen hundred iti:tO.(0i dollar, by a local ttton tbe lot or piece of ground within tfc following described district. Iveltig the district. t be affected or benefited by aid improvement, nunely: Lot 7 and a block t; lot 4 and S. bloc 31 ; lot J and i, block 4v: lo 1 and 8. block 43; ail ta plat A, Salt Lake City rarvy. Allproteauand ol)ection to tbe carrying otitofincb Intention muat I preeeTited lu wrltlna-- to the c'.tjr recrirrter on or bef.a-- e Inh. Uvu. being the time aet by t be eald can11 when It will bear and couaider auck objecrione a may be made thereto. Hy order of the city council of Bait Lake ctty made Novenibrr 4. PM1. Lorts Uratie. City Recorder. Salt Lake Ot j, Nov. 12tb, tr. U--i LEGAL I0TICE. In tbe Prtctu--t m aud foe tit I.a CoaeiV Territory of L'taav - la the matter of the eatate of Jut.a A. Tnmt-le-. dBcae.l Notice of time and place for the 1.- - nog ef petition f.dinuai. to probate 'f 1L'KI.'ANT T A.V uHlr.H Or A!D I eijurt In eald m.tter. n..tice l her-t- y given ttiat 'r!dv tn itta day of NoriipT. A. I ew. at W o'clock a m.. ( the ewtiniy court bou in Hall Lair tiy. L'ta WnMf, in toe court roj of .aid coort. ka ben ap-pointed tne t!f.e ni piece f' 'h keartog .f a Mll'lon of Jao Trtmb., pcarttg fi the ad o.laelou to pfiJujf a a o d.umnt t!sr--ei- th preeeou- -t purrorttng r e the lea wm and tet .ment of Jotn A. Tr.wit;. daceeaed. wn arid where all pwa fntretr,i appear and eppoe Um preiate of eald alii or the granting "f letter teataajeotarv te Jane Trbiw. ae Br'd Pjv 'n eal.l tertiiton. Id witnewi wb.re.if. I have hereusto e4 Bf band arid afftiad Ih era. of eu4 court, tale ad ear of Nrr ember, A. D. lo. ' ' Clerk nt th frjntt Court. Vraak PiaKO, AUoracf tut feLitlooer. 11-- SOTICt A Li-- VTHVtx a nr. nrrtritT wea i V nailer the penalty provide bv ordttavae tut to erawva the tj.)v uf anv ead anlrmai or offal or 8. a of any tWertpuua. withejut er4 a"'.l.'T1nrf 'necf. 7 arav.aer. who wm lno Birecuoua lo is dipoea4. V?ti..a SHOWALL. City Scavenger Airtl tt. Ula (MWeteA