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Show . THE SALT LAKE TIMES. MOXDAV MAKOH 'j:t 18'J1 ; 7 (Official Itottcce. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE3 SALE. XJOTICK IS HEREBY lilVEV THAT, lx whereni nn the tfdn day of November, lu jolm jr. Mark, hy bl curtain chattel mortgage mill deed of mint of thi datu con-veyed i.i frank H. Stcpheu. of Suit Lake city, Utah terr tory, an party of the second, one certain outiit. consisting uf ail mi hinery, apparatus, engine, ixtlr. tools, ud iliTrl. kt. owned aud d by tlii party of th- - first tirt, al thotliuetho ooiiTcyau. e wn iiiantu, at Ureen River, I'tah: atd property 1 nior particularly described a follows; oue.io horse power biler. O.ie power Tatt & Treftdrltllnsea-gins- . one it auger stem. I 'no No. lo sinker bar. one et of steel Jura. Two riim sockets. One i of tong wreni hers. Tn fee fi bilii. Two ei(;ht tut. 1 feet of 1 ;l 4 cable. HHI feet of 7S, sand lino. tine t 'ne anvil. 4 sledo harnmi ri. Stems, and c ion tent and cooking out'lt. All jilp.-- and tltting not necessary to h are In well al c unplrtiou One complete set of rig timtiers and Iron with all lumber In derrick and shanties, and all 'ua!l uuils used about said rig. Ai d whereas, the said conveyance was In trust lor the following purise. vi: To secure the Inde hicdne of the said John K. Marks in the K C. Coffin Hardware companv of said t';tv In the sum of to the Lumber company in the sum of :.';si.4V, to one John W. Neff In the sum of 1T&, and to William Gelrerln the mm of hi. And whereas, It was provided in said con-veyance, that If the pa ty of the hrst part should well and trulv "av theanov- - m utloned Ihd b edness on the '.'' h day 1 February. Il, with interest ou the .im- - from the'.Vtu day of NovcniiH-- r. li 0. then said conveyance to bo void, otherwise to be uud remain iu full force aud And whereas, It was provided that shnnld default lie made In said payments, then the ad Frank)!. H'ephete- may take Immediate p sse.sb n of sal-- et'tv.'iind sell tin fame al Halt Lnk city, Vtali, ilrst giving "(I da tiotb e of the time, terms, and the property to tie sold, bv iiubl, cation In some newspaper printed In Salt Lake city, and apply tan s to the expenses of the tiust nn I to the payment of said indebteunest. in the order mentioned, in. the manner provided In said conveyance. And w hereas, de'nult has been made In the payment of said ludcbtvituegs, and as to tho Whole t isreof. And whsreas. no part thereof has been paid, and t'ie same Is now due and payable. N w. therefore, the unde"-ifrne- ,l wilt, on Wednesday, the ti lth dav of March. PdH at No, IS'I Smith Sixth West' street at in o clock In the forenoon of said day. lu Salt Lake It y, I t' h terriiorv. pell the above descrlned prop-erly, at public auction, to the highest bidder tor cih. Dated at Salt LaUe Cltv, lTtah, this 4!h day of March, A. U. ltml. t'liAN. li.Srki'itriis, TrusP'. CbeeM Taring. Cheese parings are they wnrfh hoard-ing? Certainly not, aud yet thousands find in thorn an interesting occupation, It is a singular fact that there are many persons who spend nil their time in po. uuriously saving scraps, tho ascumu-late- d value of which in of r.o con jqnoni a whatever, yet who will now m again give away largo sums of mo:tcy. Soma even will regularly subscribe to charita-ble objects sums a small percentage of which would alter all their huinnu rela-tions, aud make a number of fellow mor-tals who come in contact with them happy day by day. Which is the wiser to endow a Charity (with a capital (J, mind) for strangers or to show charity at Lowe? New York Ledger. Official notices, NOTICE OF SALE UNDeTtEUST DEED. NOTICE 13 IIEKKHY GIVEN on the sutli davof TI1AT, March. the Salt Lake Hulldlngand l.,,an Association Inane to Carltou W. Ve.it.n nd Ksielia Catch Uie sum of two thousand dol-lars from tho fund ot said associatlou; and W hereas. to secure the payment of the same the k. 1,1 ' arltou W.Veat li and hatells Veateh nisU nl to the said bait Lake Hmid'riK and l.o.m Association, t 'ii siure of shsk of aeries "E," of aid association of the par aluoof two hundred iWd dollar per share; and Whereas, to seeuro Hid payment of n:itd loan, tin j executed to pmj imsoi lntlon thir n Loud, wlmreby tl.y imim,! tinMnsflviis, tlifir 1iii-h- alinltitrtiraiors and hsUun to yay to na:d association wuekly, buKiunliiK with tho It tli day of Mnrch, as din ou sal.l ntork. an I im interest on anid luiin. Din um of six aud on 'half ( ! U'Hia-- p r tiiui'tluT uWilli all tlm- - ucrrulnif i n !r :h tMnstitution l ly law of auld assm iLitii n and H'Iiitkik. it was provided that It thiTt b default in llie payment of said weekly dues, and interis:, snd fines, or In pavmeut of any part thereof, for the spice or three months efier the same) shall lai omo due, then said onlif-- loll to remain In run fore and efle. t, ami ti.. payment o! the enure sum of two thousand doliar.. may becmorccd at once forthwith: .d wl ereas. for the better securing of th fulfillment of the condition or and bond the saul Carlton W. Veau h ad Kstelia Veau h. as parties ot the frst part. mad", e.tecut d and delivered unto Krank I. Holland, nitrty of tho second part, a trustee f.,r the Salt Lake ipiIM-ln- g aud Ioan aoclntl in. party ot the third part, their certain trust deed, rem rded In buck a "L" of mortgage, pages M j n. of t. records o( the county rccoid'-ro- Salt Lak county. Viiin territory, wucre'.v ti e parties of the hi st part conveie I t the pa-i- y or the s nud pa: t all of lots ski en teen nn ami i isi. lu block (wo ui, l'ara Poulevard addition to the city of Salt Lak t nl'.orv ot Utah. And whereas, If was laml b il In said trust di ed tliat should default be made In the pay-ment of the Interest, dues and tines as pro-vided n said b uid. then said deed was to re-main In full force and effect, and the pnrtv of the second pirt might prore.nl to sell said' do. scribed property, or any part thereof, at pu1 1 o vendue, to the h ghest bl..d t for cash, eliher parties to said trust deed being at !li.ertv t become the purchaser at such sa.e at t he front door of t1'" county court l o ne, lu Salt a, City, ft k Mrs' giving twenty ondaTsp-itdi- Ii, t co oi ilm time, terms, anil place oi sib-nn- II e property to be sold, by advertisement iu sonic, newspaper primed In the Thrush language, and pu'ilb d In Sa't l.aiie c ity, 1 tab, and upon said sue to execute an I de-liver a tleeii, or deecii. in fee simple to the property Bold, to the purchaser or purchaser tin re if : And whereas, default ha b"en mad In the ci nd t'o'is i f said bord; And whereas, the sail weekly piiyrnei.t of lnten t and dues are mora th:ui six Ul inlhi psi due; And wtu'Teas, the fines npnn said past due payments have not been n.itd; And whereas, the sa d party of the third part has mim'sted 'bo party of t:,e Hecnnd part, to sell the propirw conveyed bv sai.l tiust.deed. andapp'y t priceeds to th.-- pay-men- ', of said indeuta In. s of two thousand (fo,o) dollars and costs of foreclosure aud sale under trust deed. Now, thereroie, th" parly of the second part to w t the said FrvTi i L. Holland, wid. on Thuii.iy. the tenth dav of March, A I)., 1H, nt ttie fiont. dO'T of the county court h mse, lu Salt Luke county, I'tah territory, sell at publ 0 auc'ion to the hlguest bidder lo" cash, tho sad I'esoiied proi erty. to wit: All rf loU scvenu eu i r. ' ai d m 1st, in tiioc two ('.'), 1'aik I'o l ev.iru. aiidli:on tj ths ( tiy of Silt Lake, Territory or I'tah, or so much thereof a slia 1 be necessary to pay the ex-penses of the sale and pay the amount due tae said i ssoeiatlou on said loan of two thou-sand if.'.Ann dollar, ar.d Interest, and dues ani fines. F'hank L. H l'.ano, Trustee. (Ofncial Itoticca, SOTIOE. Iatha l'robata rmirt In and for Halt Lak county, Territory of L't.ih. In tli inattor of thoestata of Jamks CAair, VUTICE IS HKKKIIY OIVEM THAT PA. trick I'hcliin. mw utor of the ewtatn of .liiiiicCHS"y, ha rmidproil f.,r tii'innnt, and tlin.1 in sain court, hi limit (if his ailniiMlMratlon of lu pslatn liiul p'tltit!ou for dual distribution of tu residua of ...! .iiin'iiii tn put'Hoim entnii"! thTi'to. ana that B.iMnluy. tho 41 ti day of Apr I. A I)., iWd. at in o'clock a.m., at tlm ourt ro nn of eaid court, in trio county court lioiiw', sail l,nl, my ami County, Utah terri-tory ban hen duly by iho jnrtutnol haul court, for th ' ticmctit of said account and hcarlim siii.i pciltii'ii for distribution, at whb'h tliun an. pla - any ) ei'K. n interested n :il est.ito inav appear and show i aii, If any 1, cm b , why Haiti no limit should not b; act t nud ai'pvnwa and Una! distribution maiia an praveil for. liaiod March 13, IS:) I, C. K. Ar.tr. x, Clerk of the l'rol a.u Court, C. K. Si'ANf.in, deputy. J.J. Kiiokkh, attorney for Executor. lottnoe, they indnled in a great deal of good natnred ehafling at his expense. Finally ono after another tried the combination, found it palatable and bore testimony of the fact. The oddity has now become extremely popular in the city. It is remarkably palatable. Try it yourself some time if you doubt this statement. The other dish is also a combination. It is much affected in the better class of rhop houses in both New York and Brooklyn. It consists of a broiled En-glish chop, broiled bacon and fried sausages, served together. The dish has about it tho suggestion of ill advised bounty commonly mot with at an up country dinner party. It fills a long felt waut, however, in that it will appease tho appetite of a very hungry man who has a good digestion. Try this, too, some time when yon chance to steal into a chop house and don't know what to order. New York Herald. H Two flnstronomlo JfoTelvte. ?1 Two gastronomic novelties have re- -' I cently been introduced into the city. J The first, it is said, owes its popularity, if not origin, to a yonng southern mem-- I ber of the Manhattan club, who not long J ago surprised his waiter and the chef of I the club by ordering broiled bacon served I with i. plain lettuce salad. 1 Tho waiter hesitated before filling the 'I novel order, aud inquired a second time , to nsf.ure himself that he had heard , aright. When the news of the novelty ' i. became noised abroad, and tho members 1,1 of the club learned that it was the gen-ii I tkmaa's custom to ojder bacon with his IN LONDON TQWiN. It Is not hpre I brst enjo) Tho pleasure that can never cloy, (If idly roaming Ixindon town, Where uch familiar name look dowa Vixin the wanderer in the etreet. From Cheapsido, Cnrnkill aud the Fleet. ; Tho noisy, pushini;, bustling crowd, Tho din of trado and trallic loud, I'onfuite the too bewildered sense And drive a tlioumiud memories benoe. When In the quiet tuwnouce more, Where not a murmurof the roar Of bu.'.y trade or loinl dixplays I listurb I ho quiet of her ay', backward my soul will turn and then Will walk these lindon streets acains While w its and poets of years gone by. Who now in dun cathedral lie. Will meet uio where their memories make Tho place dearer for their sake; nil with their shades perchance a tew 0,. 'ivini; forms shall mingle too. Ho. often when the daylight dies, fhall I at evmilnir close my eyes To walk ai;nin tlm fctrnud. the Fleet, Aud every di ar familiar trcct. And, uiuiisturlssl by din or roar, Kind every house and nisik once more. My l.iinilim, which I carry west, la peopled only by her best. Walter Learned in Century. Know Only Two Tunc. Speaking of music, hero is a true story of a well known arid greatly esteemed Boston journalist to round out wilh: The journalist is so far from being musician that lie is accused of being des-titute of the sense of tune. One time ho ' was rallied on this point by a lady of his acquaintance, who anked him jniint blank: "Is it trim, Mr. A., that you don't know one tune from another'" ' "It is a fact," he sai.l, "that I can't readily distinguish tunes apart. There nre only two times that I really know ' well." "What are they?", "Old Hundred and the long meter Doxology!" Boston Transcript. NOTICE Or FORFEITURE. rpO HANS CI.AI SEN, OK YOUR HEX 113 I or assit-n- s You are hereby nouiled that 1 have expended Ii i In la nor and lmprovis. rnetiis ou to-- . ' Mornimc Star' lode, situated what la called "Mill A " south fork of Hiir Cottonwood, a.nlt Lax County, Utah Terri-tory, In outer to hold said pre mom under the provision of seetlon act. Revise I Statutes of the I'nited Ht ite. and in comniiahcn ot the local l.i Ms of utx ".lottouwuoj Mlieug district, beini: the amount required to bold the satim for tho year ending D ember, ISO: andl f wlihlu ninety (tto daye from the servn eof this notlre (or Within nineiy days ai'ier this boil. 'e of publication! you fail or refuse to) contribute your pronortloti, to wit; and expenses of t tits advertisement of such ex-penditure as a your interest iu said claim will become ttie property of tuo ub ti rllier. tmderaaid sectl 'UiLt Dated January ifAl, ISjU L. M. Johnson. CTtTtctrtl Itollccg. NOTICE OF TEDSTEE'8 BALE. N'OTll'K. IS IIEKKHY fllVrN, THAT, on t l.e dh day of November, IhSO. Ctimlet E. Monro, an unmarried ninn, of the county of Salt Lake, territory of Utah, made. and delivered unto Rtmon I'amterk'i r as trustee for Jacob E. Hamberirer, both of the city and county of Halt Lake, terri-tory of l lau, ids certain trust deed, recorded In liook tf " Y!' of mortices, on pages hs, sw and Ho of the records of the county recorder of Salt Lake county. I'tah territory, whereby the said Charlce K. Monro conveyed to flui. Sunoa H. untieigHr those ccrlaiu promise situate lu the county o ftalt Lake and territory of Utah, and described as follow, to wit : The t half of the norf l eat quarter, and the eait half of (he east half of the northwest quarter of section twenty t'A)'. in township one ill south, of range one (Ii west, of Sa t I a e meridian, containing la) acres. Also, part of lot eiK),t ,si. m block forty-tou- r (Hi, plat II, I.arte city survey, to wit: ('omnieneing at the southeast corner of said lot and running tl etlre west ten I Id' I'imI. thence tlottll Wires. i. ) rods, thence east ten 10 rods, thence south three ci) rods, to the platv of beginning. Also, part of lot three l.'U, In block one hundred and seven 'in,'), of plat l, Salt Lake ciiy rarvev, to wit: commencing twenty-seve- nnd ono half cjt'.i feet north of the southwest comer of sa'd lot. and running thence north ilfiy-ltv- a tS'o feet, therce east oil" hundred and thirty (hUli feet, thence south fifty tlve IV., Met, thence et on hunitreii and thirty (PS) feet, to the place of bevlunlng. And w oreas the said conveyance wa In trust for th- - follow ins purpose, vl.: to secure the Indeliteduess of the sa d t'tiarles K. Monro to the salii Jacob E. Hamli-rge- r In thesumof .'lni with Intairet II ereon at the rate of one and one half per rent per month, as evidenced by the certain tisgoiiahle promlsori noteof tha ald t 'harles K. Moieo. bearing even due with said trust deed, and due and ) ayabie lu ninety davs from Its date w ithout griice. And whereas. It wa provided In mid trust deed that should default be made In th 'v-tie nt of sa d note or int"'est ai c udlnt to ;ie tenor and etTect. of said note, then It sh. n, he lawful for the trust" to sell said described erotieitv, or any i at thereof, at putiiio anc-- t on to the hlgli-- t b'alder for rash, the holder of said note having the right to become the purchaser at such aie, at the outh doorof the county t ourt hou ,e. In ti e city and eountv . f Salt Lak". f iritory of l ia'h, tlrst giving twenty (AH days piiblio notice of the time, terms," and place of sale, and t e prop'rtrto tie so il, by advertlsemt nt in ' tie or lh news-paper at tttat time published iu said Salt I. ako It v In the Kn,'llii lanirua", and to make, execute and deller to the purchaser at fuich sale, good and suff-icient deeds i f conveyance of the prcmlsra sold, ai d out of the of sin h sale, alter pav ing all cosis of advertising and sale, and nil oth r expenses of said trust Including e attorney and counsel fees and com-pensation to said trustee, to pay the prtnc p il and Intoest rii.e on said note, according to Ilia tenor and effect thereof. And whereas, and nots by Its term recame duo and payable on the 8. la day of February, lswt. And whereis, default ha been made in the f i merit of laid note, and as to the whole hereof. And hereas, the holder of said note tn the undersigned trustee to sell the property conveyed by said trust deed under the power therein contained, ami to apply the proceeds to the payment of said Indnuteiiness, in th manner provided in said deed. Now. therefore, the undersign I will, on Tuea. ay, tlm and day of April, lsnl.at the south door of the eountv court house. In the datiyy oa'ncdlocckouinntythoef HafatetrmLwikine, oIf'tasahidterritory, day, sell the above described property, or o much thereof as shall tie to pay all the ex-pense attending the execution of this trust and to satisfy the Indebtedness to secure which the sslii trust deed was executed, Sis J. KisTuv. BiaoN BAMBi it ifh. Attorney. Trustee. Why the Trice of Soup Wa Raised. The price has been advanced five cents a plate for soup orders at Young's hotel because wo would like to freeze out those who are known us tho "sotip fiends." They order a plate of soup, and, not content with the allowance of bread and butter usually accompanying such nn order, ask for more. Sometimes this order is ropeativl twice and three times, so that when we come to Teckon up the profits of the day we find that we are not infrequently out from ten to fifteen cents on soup orders. This is the reason w have raised the price of coup from fif teen to twenty cents per plate. The same difficulty has prevailed in other hotels, and I am pleased to learn that the pro-prietors, liko ourselves, have mado a notable advance in the price. It is the only way to hope for anything like a profitable business with these people, Interview in Boston Globe, Worse Than Ioinrr Nothlntr. "What iu the world are you doing?" yelled Cuniso to his youngest, when he caught him pounding his papa's watch with it hammer. "Killin' time," replied the precocious infant. Harper's bazar. Air the lleddlng. wish that more people who take upon themselves thecuroof guests knew how to tako proper care of bedding. In the nat-ure of things it is not possible without a great expense to have the covering of mat tresses mid pillows frequently re-newed; therefore every pains should be taken to keep them fresh. It is a com-mon thing to leave rooms which aro 'un-occupied fitted up ready for a guest, with even the sheets and lied covering on the bed. In thin way the lied gathers dampness in a cold, unaircd room for a long time, and tho most serious conse-quences may result to the first unfortu-nate guest who occupies that room. Whenever a room is unoccupied for any length of time tho bedclothes should bo put away in the linen closet, and the mattresses lifted tip from the bedstead, so the itjr can strike it on ull sides. It is a moment's work to dust the bedstead, rephice tho mattress and make up the bed with thoroughly nired bedclothes, nnd tho refreshment that is experienced from a sleep on such a bed compared with tho nightmare of an ex-perience in a room where tho bedding has not been aired for perhaps six months more than pays for the trouble. It is a positive injury to u good hair mattress to keep it without properly air-ing and turning it for months. Mar-garet Fairfax in boston Commonwealth. MARSHAL'S SALE. lllRirANT TH AN EXECUTION TO MP! 1 directed bv the Thud Judicial itlstrlct court, of the territory of i'tah, I shall expose at public sale, at th,. front dooror the county court house, in th ciiy and county or Salt Lak-- territory of 1 Ian. on the uili dav of March. VMH, at. VJ o i iock m., all the right, title, claim and tnt-'re- of William J. Harvey. John W. Neft, Ma' V T. Neff. William Hurko and Mai yL. Hut Ite. ot. In aud to the following dt scribed real estate, situate. Ivtnir and being In the city ainV eountv of Salt Lake, I'tah ter-ritory, and partii iilarlv iiesenlied as follow, to wit: A part of lot tlve oil. in block twen'y CHI. plat A. Salt Lake City survey, commenc-ing at the northwest eo' tier of saul lot five (M, and running them e south 7 rod--- thence east six oil rods: thence north seven in rods; thence west six rods to plncof beeinuliig, said lot situated lu Salt Lake City aud county. I'tali territory. To lie sold as thr rroperty of defendants at the suit of Willlum Terms of sale i'u di. Salt Lake Cltv. 1'tah. Fei.niary IS. Wt. F.. If l'sHMiN. . S. Marshal. Ily 1). N. Swan, Deputy Marshal. The ntmve s ilo Is hereby postponed until Mondav. April 1.1. l.d. salt Lake City. I'tali. March :3. IS!) I. K. It. I'aiis.in-- , u. S. Marshal. Jly I). N. Swan, Deputy Marshal. flood Corn to Uaise. A Kansas paper says the entire supply of Jerusalem corn came from two ker-nels. These produced the seed from which five bushels were raised the fol-lowing season, and the next crop amount-ed to 500 bushels. Tho plant grows to the height of about three feet and resembles broom corn or sorghum. The grain is white and an-swers every purpose which is served by Indian corn. It makes sweeter and bet-ter bread, and is delicious when boiled after the manner of oatmeal. In wet weather it runs to stalks and grows six feet high, without any grain to speak of. It produces best when tho season is dry, aud alter the plant gets a start it is said to be absolutely iinervious to the influence of drought and hot The farmers of western Kansas are pre-paring to engage in its culture next sea-son to a large extent. NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION. I. AMI (U'KII'K at I Salt Lakh citv, I'tui, V Februaiy if, MM. t VOTirF. IS IIFHF.HY CIVF.N THAT THE ll following name I settler ha tiled notice ot his Intention to make tlnal proof lu upport of his claim, and that said proof will be made before register and rcceli er of United states land office at Salt Lake City. I'tah, on April II. PU1. vl.: Thomas llolllngwort Ii. 1.). S. No. 1I.M4. lor the north halt of the southeast quar-ter and the east half ol Hie sout'iw-e- quarter of section .'In, tow nsiilp I north, range tt west. llenaiuesthe following wi1nses to prove continuous residence upon, and cultli ation of. said land, vl,.: Frank tltlmywif Salt I ake City. L'tah; Alfred C. Oilioyol Salt Lake City I'tiili; William A. Cox of ltrightoii. Utah F.ldrcdgell. Anderson of Bright- -., Utah. F li A X K 1). HclliHS Ke.lster. E. W. Senior and E. V. lligi,iuB, attorney for claimant. tPfftci al llotic C . fcUMM0V&r In the district roii' t in nnd for the T t'.d district of I. tail territory, county ot Salt Lake. Luciuda Clark, plaintiff, 1, vs. Irwin Hutching, IMInla K'ltitr, Es-ter L. Carlson, Amanda Lyons, Cornelia Litir, Saria Hutch 'Summon. Ings, Etta Hut. h tn a, Jos. ph E. llutchings. jr.. Nellie llutehings, Hiiny Hutching, ami Warren T. llutchii.'gH. defendants. J Tho people of the territory of Utah send greet-ing: To Irwin Hntc:Un.:s. filnia King. Ester L. C .rlson. A nan la Lyons. Cornelia J.lt'-r- , Maria lluti-luug- Etta Hutching, J seph F.. Hutching, jr. Nettie liutel 1 g.s, Huhy and Warren 'f . Hutchiuys, dclcud-nnts- . 'OU ARE nEKEHY HEtJUIKEn TO an action tr night against you by the above named pla r.t.ff lu the District court ot the Third Judicial district of the territory of Utah, and tfi answer t he complaint fi ed theveiu within t n day 'exclusive i f the day of ser-vice) uf ier the service ou you of this Munitions If served within this county; or. it served out of this county but In th district, within twenty days; otherwise w lttun forty days or jiidnn-t- it by uefault will be taken against you, according to the prayer or lid complaint. The Bald action is brought to have a ueciee of this court adjudging that defendants and each of tlirin convey to p alntiiT whatever Interest they now have In the le al title to tho Ian I hereinafter described: appointing a spicial commissioner to convey w hatover interest the Infant defendant. Joseph F. Hutching. Jr., Nettie iliitehimts, Kuby llutehings and War-ren T. Hutching, now have tn said title to said land to plaintiff, and to convey whatever luteiest any defendant now lias In sail legal title to s ild laud to saul plaintiff, In case any defendant reiuses to convey interesl, or for any cause It Is impossible for any defend-ant to convey said Interest; appointing a guardian fid lit 'in to defendant said infant de-fendants in this suit; aud for such other relief as plaintiff may be entitled lo in the premises, agieeatile t i equity and eousclcnc. and for costs of suit : sjld premises are described as follows, Lot H. block 111), plat A. Salt Lake City survey, Salt Lake county, Utah territory, containing VtM square rods. And you are heieny not tied that If yon faH to appear and answer the sad complaint a above required, the said plaintiff w ill apply to the court for the relief demaiido l therein. Witness the HonoraMe Charles S. Zane, Judge, and the seal ot the district court ot the third Judicial district, in and for th" territory ol Utah, this y;th tlay of December. In the year of our Lord one thousand elnht liuiulr d nnd ninety. IIENKY (i. McMILLA.V. Clerk. isF.Ai.l Hy I .KuituK T). L'himis, deputy clerk. John M Hreeze and Jatncu A. Williams, at-torneys for plaintiff. EtTMMONS." IB th United States' Commls'loner' Co u 14 City aud County of Fait Las aud Territory of I tali. Deforo J. IL Wolcott, Commissioner. J. J. Stewart, Plaintiff, , The Lansing Lu'tiiber Company, Summon i a corporation,) Dofendaut, j The people of th" Territory of TJUh send' gn-.ti- ' gto the Lansing Lumber tuiapanaj Defend --nt. VOUARK HEREBY SUMMONED TO PE: I and appear before snU commissioner court lu tae city Mid couuty of Bait Lk, Territory of Utah . ana answer a conrptaiui filed nraint you by !. above named idloJ tiff, wltain Ave day (exclusive t the day uf service), ir tat summon e m aairl Fait Lk0ly; wrU tn ten days if rvl aua of said city tut in ald Hat i.a , iviutity; andf within twenty dy if served eucwhue. Said action I brought to leaver frura yon the mm of f.U.-l- l f err commllalon on rale i f gcHiits ware and aaorebandt for d,'oud..n J at d 'f endant' request. And you ar Deleter Brvtlfled that It you fall) Vi appear and anawer ttit aid complaint a hove rerrciired, the said plaintiff wilb tka ;udgnieot giot yon fir thm sum of ti.ti and cost of tiK iVHneis my hand, at theotty and ermntyofl Salt Lake andterrftnry of Utah. thw?d dajr o March, in tke year of Mir f.nra, on tuoueand, wight hundred and ninety-one- . J. H. Wntcon, U. S. Corom stoner, Women Who Iluy Wedding Ulngs. "I see that the old conundrum, 'Is marriage a failure? isn't so often pro-pounded as it used to be," remarked a , jewelry salesman. "Xow, if any one ought to be able to answer that little inquiry, you have struck the right party," he added, in reply to my ques-tion as to what he had to say about it. "Just at present marriage seems to be a great success. The matrimonial pot is boiling at a great rate in all classes of society. How do I know it? Why, of tho enormous demand for en-gagement and wedding rings. The curi-ous part of the business just at present is the great many sales we make to women. Why, bless your heart, the women are not at all backward if you take them right. "Only today I sold four wedding riDgs J to women who came here with the nien j of their choice. The women paid the bills ' and seemed happy at the chance. En- - gagement rings run pretty well, but when tff the gentleman is short of the funds the Tlijaa ii I nl; 'mini In 'i or other comes to the con- - elusion that she can get along without an engagement ring. Our business is ii mostly with the middling and poorer 9 classes." New York Telegram. MARRHAL'S SALE. PURSUANT TO AM OHDEK OF SALE TO 1 me din oted bv the Third Judical district court of tho Tenltory of Utah, 1 shall cxisise at public sale, at the front doorof Hi county court bouse, in the city and county of salt Lake, territory of Utah, on the llth davof Apit;, lsul, at o'clock in. all fie right, title, claim aud interest of Thomas Hircum.-ha- ami l'rlsciiia Hlreumshaw. his wife, of. In. or to the following describes; real estate, situate, lying and being In the city and county of Salt Lake, territory of l'tah, and particularly described as follows, to wit: That certain piece or par-cel of land situate In Salt LakeCitv. county of Salt Lake, and territory of L' i ah. lounded and deseiineil as follows: Commencing at a point three rods east from the northwest corner of lot ft. In block one hundred and fifty-on- (ird), plat A, of Salt Lake City survey, and running them e east three roils: thence south ten rods; them e west three rods; thence north ten rods to the place of beginning, and containing In all thirty n mare rods of ground. To begoiii as the pr iperty of Thomii lliretinihaiv and frlscilia lUrcumshaw at the suit of William Ultchlleld. Terms of sate cash. 10. V. K. Thompson, attorney for plaint". E. II I'AKSONS. United states Marshal. Ity TV N. Swan. Ilnmity M vsbal. Salt Lake City, Utah, Mar. h 1J, IS.'l. I'p a Tree. A Russian civil official reports to the government that in January he saw a pack of wolves estimated to number 8,000, and that half an hour later he saw another pack about 500 strong, all seem-ingly in good condition and prepared to devour anything eatablo which might como handy. Ho adds, as a sort of an apology for making the report, that he was np a tree when he saw the wolves. Detroit Free Press. NOTICE. In the probate court of tho county of Salt Lake, territory of Utah. In thn matter of the estate of Sylvanus HP s, deceased. Order to show causo why order of sale of real estate should not be made. JOSEPH N. HICKS, rilF. ADMINISTHA-f- l torof the estate of Sylvanu Hicks, de-ceased, having tiled hi petition herein, duly verified, praying for an i inter of sale of a por-tion ad oi lot one ili, blis-- sixteen (PH, five-acr- plat A. HI g Field Survey, of the real estate of naid decedent, for the purpascs therein set forth. It Is therefore ordered ny the judge i, f said court, that all persons Interested in tne estate of said deceased, appear before the said probate court on Tuesday, the.'list day of March, lsul, at 10 o'clock in the fore-noon of sab! day, at the courttoom of said pro-bate court, at tiio coiNifv court house, in the city and county of Salt Lake. Utah territory, to show cause why an order should not be granted to the said administrator, to sell so mil. h otthe real estate of the said deceased at private stile as shall be necessary, and that a copy or th order b.' published at least four s sslve weeks in I'm, But Laks: Timks, a newspaper printed aud published In said city and ci ui nt v. Dated F ebruary MS, lsul. (i. W. HAHTC1T. V robate Judire. TWtRITOHY OFt'TAIf, Count v of Salt Lake. ( 83 I. C. E. Allen, clerk of the probate court In and for the county of Halt Lak", m the terri-tory of Utah, do hereby certny that the fore-going I a full, true "and correct copy of an order to show cause why an order for sale of real estate should uot b made iu the estate of Sylvanus Hicks, deceased, as appears of record in my office. In wltne-- s whereof, I have hereunto set my hand nnd affixed the seal of said court, this asth day of February, A. D. ism. tSBALj C. E. ALLEN. Clerk of the probate court. Ha Iteen Made a Lord. One of England's most popular states-men. Sir Henry James, has been practi-cally shelved by being elevated to the house of lords as a life peer and lord of appeal. He was offered the lord high chancellorship with a salary of foO.OOO a year and a peerago by Mr. Gladstone in 1886, but declined it because ho did not believe in home rule, Harper's Weekly. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, Land otllce at Salt Lake City, Utah, March in, IM'l. NOTICE IS HEHEHY CIVEV THAT THE named settler ha filed notice of his Intention to make tlnal proof In support or his claim, and that said proof will be made before Register and Ker e ver United States Land oilicc at Salt Lake Cltv, Utah, on April j.ith. lsi,. viz: William A, Cox. D. 8., No. Us. I, for the S'i.of the BE', of S-- c. 3d, and the f:', of the SKU of Sec. Ht. Tp. IN . K liVV. He names the following witnesses to prove hi continuous residence' upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: F.ldrlilge H. Anderson, Thomas llolllngworth. Frank llilrov and .l C. Cilroy, all o; Salt Lake city. Utah. FHCNK.D. HollliH, Register. K. W. Senior and E. V. Iligglu. attorneys for Applicant. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. restate of Isar M. Johnson, deceased. VJUTtCR t HEHEHY f.IVEN BY THE! il undersigned administrator of tne eatam of Lar M. Johnson. dAceased, totlie rreditot: of. aud all having claim avulnst too said deceased, to exhibit ttiem with the neoes-- 1 sary vouchor within tel tnenths aiter tbet first publication of this notice to tl td ad-ministrator, at bl place of snAine No. It East Second tMith strut, 1c the erty and county of Salt Lake OSCAR J. YOUNG nr-RO-, Administrator of the estat of Lars M, Johia4 Son, dereeiV Halt Lake City March 3, ll. Miss Harriet E. Lathrop, M. D,, resi-dent pathologist at the .State Hospital for the Insane in Norristown, Pa., is making her influence and intelligence felt in that institution. In the woman's ward a man is never admitted except in consultation or accident. The patients are in chargo of women, from the head physician down to the night watch. NOTICE OF SALE UNDER TRUST DEED. IS HKKEHY DIVEM, THAT i.1 whereas, on the lsth day of April. IswO, the Salt Lake lltiiidmg anil Loan association, loaned to Carlton W. Yearn, and Esieila Veach the sum of two thousand rJtioo) dollars, from the fund of said association. And whereas, to eecure the payment of the fame, the said Carlton W. Yeatcb and Estella V catch, assigned to the said Salt Lake Hiilid-In- g uud Loan association, ten (10) shares of stock In series "E" of said association, of the par value of two nundred (Duo; dollars per share. Anl whercaa, to secure th pavment of said loan, they executed to the said association their certain bond, w hereby they bound them-selves, their heirs, admluistiators and assign, to pay to eaid association weekly, lnniug with the HSih day of April. ISjo. as due on said stock, and Interest ou s.'l loan, the sum of alx and (6 ,) dollars per week. to. gether with all lines accruing under tho con-stitution and bylaw-- of said association. And w hereas. it was provid d that If there be default In the payment of said weekly due and Interest and tines, or In payment of any part tl ereof. for the space of three mouth after the same shall become due. then anid to remain In f nil force and effect, and the payment, of the eutire'sum of two thou-sand (Vmu; dollars may be enforced atonuo forthwith. And whereas, for the bettor securing of the fulfillment of tho conditions of sad bond the said Carlton W. Veat. h and Estelia Veatoh, as parties of the tlrst part, made, executed, and delivered unto FraiiK L. Holland, party of the second parf, as trustee for the Salt Lako Hulldtng and Lon association, party ot the third part, tin lr tertain trust-deed- , rocor.Kd lnbookUO, of mortgages, paces ;(,, lti.i i. of thn records of tho county recorder, of Salt Lake county. Utah territory, wnoreny the par- ties of the first part conveyed to tho party of the second part, ail of lots nine (In and ten (11)1 In block t .vo ci Park Houievard addition to the city of Salt Lake, territory f l'tah. And whereas. It was provided in said trust-de- e I. that should default be made in the pay- ment of the lntere-t- . dues unl fines, as pro-vided In said bond, then sa d d"ed was to re-main lu full force and effect, and the party of the second part might proceed to sell said de-scribe I property, or any part thereof, at pub- lic vendue, to ih' highest 6iddr for cash, either p. iriies to said trust-dee- being at lib-erty to become the purchaser a such sale, at the front door or tue eountv ourt house, in Salt Lake ( it y. Utah, lirst giving a) day pub- lic notice of the timo. terms, and place of sa'd pale, and the property to be Bold, by adver-tisement In some noKsiaper prlnte I iu the English language, and published In 8alt Lake City, Utah, and upon said sale to execute, and deliver a deed, or deeds, In tee simple to the property sold, to the purchaser, or purchasers thereof: And whereas, def r.a t has been made In the conditions of sa'd bond : And whereas the said wekly payment of Interest and due ure more than six months past due; A B where, the fines upon said past due payments ha not be n pod ; And whereas, th" said p rty of the third part is re jested tho party of the second part to sell the nro.ierty con ,'ed by said trust deed, aud ai p'y the prrc,eds to the payment rf salci Inde'itmlnesf of two thousand (WXKli dollar and costs of forecloeure un l sale und.-- truat deed. Now, therefore, the party of the spcond part, the said Frank L, Holland, will on Thursday, the Wh day of March, A. P. 1SJ1, at the front Co 'T of the county court l ouse, in Salt Lake county, Utah territory, sell at puis, lie auction, to tne highest bidder for cash, tho said described properly, All of lots nine (Di and ten ipn, lu block two c3i, Park Boulevard addition to the city of Salt Lake, Utah territory, or so much thereof as shall he necessary to pay th expensesof said Bale, and pay to amount due tho said on said loan of two thousand (klOJn) dollars and in- terest uud dis and lim-s- . k'KANK L. HOLLAND. Trustee. Tu'ew Social Entertainment. I "Observation parties" are the Latest thing in society. An observation party affords a great deal of amusement, and in addition displaj-- the fact that few - persons are either good observers or have good memories. Tto members of the observation party aro asked by the host to observe tho furnishings of the dinner table, for instance. Then they are given five minutits to write down a list of the I. articles that are on the table. The per-son whose memory is best and who can write down within the prescribed time five minutes, say the largest number of articles on the table is awarded some sort of a prize. At one observation party the other evening ono young lady was able to re-member and write the names of but seven articles that were on the dinner table. i The "observation party" as a form of social entertainment is novel, and may j be useful in assisting persons to form 's J f the valuable habit of correct observation. Cincinnati Entertainment NOTICE OF THE INTENTION OF THE CITY to euro and gutt-- East Temple (Maiut street, from th i south line of South Temple street to the north line of F'ourth South 'street, designated as a part of l'avmg Distil, t No. 1. lu Salt Lako City. Ni tice is hereby given by the city couneil of Salt Lake City of theinteution of sii'-- coun-cil lo make the following described luiprove-mert- The curbing and guttering with concrete and stone the whole of East Temple street from the south line of South Temple street to the north line of Fourth South street, (the same being a part of Paving Distib-- t No. 1, of Salt Lako CHyi and defray the cost and expense thereof, estimated at .'.otP i per running foot, bv a local assessment upon the lots and lands within Having District No. I. of Salt Lake City, abutting upon the stieets or alleys to be effected or beneiited by said improvements, namely: Lot it. :i. 4 aud ft, Mock 7;: lots I. 7 and , block Til; lots 1, s. 7 and ri, blorkdw; lots s, 4, ft and e, block 70: lots a, :i, 4 and ft. block ii?; lot 1, a, 7 and s, block fts; blocks 1. H, 1 add 8. block 51 ; lots 3, 4. ft aud 6. block ft'i, all In plat ' A," Salt Lake City sur-vey. All objections to the carrying out of Bitch in-tention must be In writing to the city recorder on or before the nth day or April, A. I). Isiil, being the time s t by the sa'd coun-cil when it. will hear and consider such objec-tions as may be ma le thereto. Hy order of the city councilor Salt Lako City, mado February s4. Il. .1. V. Jack, City Recorder. ' Sail Lake City, March so, 1SWL Governor John S. Pillsbury, of Min-nesota, is to present to Sutton, N. II., his native place, a brick town house, which, in addition to quarters for town offices, will contain an apartment for a public library, the donor furnishing a supply of books for a foundation. The site for tho building has been selected and the work will soon be under way. LEGAL NOTICE. In tho Probate Qnurt in and for Salt Lake County, Territory ot Utah. In the matter of the estate of Paul O. Paulsen, deceased. Notice of time and place for the hearing of petition for admission to probate of will. IJUKSFANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID said matter, notice is hereby given that Friday, the 3d day of April, A. J). Unl, at to o'clock a. in,, at tun county court house in Salt Lake City, Utah territory. In the court room of said court, has been appointed the time and place for the hearing of a petition of Hrela Katrina I'aul-sen- , praying tor the admission to pro! ate of a certain document therewith preset ted, pur-porting to be the last, will and testament of Paul O. J'aulren when and where all persons lntere-te- may appear and oppose the probate of a1d will, or the granting of letters testamentary to Hreta Katriua l'uulscu a prayed for In said petition. in witness whereof I have hereunto set my band and affixed tho l of gald court, this 'gist da v of March, A. I). IS'l. fsK-M- C. E. ALLEN, Clerk of the Probata Courr. Ilv C. E. Stanton. Denutv Clerk. NOTICE OF THE INTENTION OF THE CITY council to extend water mains on l irst Weststreet, from First North to midway be-tween Fourth and Fifth North street. No-tice is hereby given by the city council of Salt LakeCity of Die Intention of such council to make the follow. ng described Improvement towit: Extending and laying iron water pipe or mains aiong the follow lug streets namely: First West street from First North to midway lietween Fourth and Fifth North streets, with laterals on Second. Third an-- Fourth North and on Currant and Peat h streets, atid defray-ing three-fourth- s of the cost thereof. at (fssoi) live thousand eight hundred dollars, by a local assessment upou tho lots orpieceg of ground within tiie following dencrli ed d trict. being the district to tie alfe ted or bene-fited by said Improveiue'nt, uainoly : Lot ;t. 4, Sandti, block 104; lots 1. ti, 7 and s, block 103; lots 1, a. 7 anils, block 114: lots 1, S. 7 and 8, block KM ; lots 1 and a. block i:: and lots 3, 3, 4 and 5. b'o-.-- 113: all in plat A: aud lots 1. U, H. 4, 5, fl, 7 and S, block t?!: and lots a. .1, 4 and ft, block 2,1: all in pint F Salt Lako City survey. All protest - or objections to the carrying out of such intention must be presented In writing to the city recorder on or boforo March lit, ism, being the time set by'the said council when it will hear and consider audi objection as may be made thereto, Hy order of the city council of Salt Lake City, made February at, J. F. JACK, City Kecorder. D. G. Titner, of Uklah, Cal., is pre-paring an incubator on a large scale. His hop house is to be converted into one. The house contains two rooms, each 24 feet square, with a capacity of 16,000 eggs. He will begin by trying 8,000 eggs in one of the rooms. It is to be heated with wood, and kept at a tem-perature of 103 degs. BUMM0N8. In the District Court In and for the Third Judicial District of Utah Territory, County ot Salt Lake. N. C. Doughertv, plaintiff, 1 vs. Summons. J. C. Thompson, Arthur J. Clark, Louts A. Dunham, defendants. J The people of the Territory of Utah send greeting, to J. C. Thompson, Arthur J. Clarlc aud Louts A. Dunham, defendants. 'OU AKE HEItEllY HKyUIKEI) TO AP- - pear In an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint flb a, therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on yon of thn summons if served within till county; or, if served out of this couuty, but lu thi district, within twenty days: otherwise wtthiu forty day or judgment by default will be taken against you, according to tho prayer of said, complaint. The said action I bnmght to recover th sum of S t&l, with Interest thereon from Juue llth, 1S40. at the rate of lu per cent per annum, with an attorney's fee of fund, and costs of this action; and for a decree of thi court for tho foreclosure and sale of all that certain pl"Ceof parcel of land situate lu Salt, Lake City and county, Utah territory, bounded and described as follows: Commencing at the southeast cor-ner of lot I, in block 5)7, plot 13, Salt Lake City Survey and running thence west S'i rods, thence north ID rods, thence ease ft', rods, thence south lu rod to place of beginning, containing sixty-fiv- square rod of ground; under a mortgage executed and delivered by the defendant J. O. Thompson on the K'th day of December, issn, to plaintiff to seoure pay-ment to plaintiff of a certain promissory noto of date Dec. 11, 1uS;i, and executed and deliv-ered by said defendant to plaintiff, for the aura of ViSft, payable oue year alter oate with in-terest, from date till paid; that there is yet due and unpaid all of the principal and Inter-est Iroin June II, 18X1; which eaid mnrtgag provided for the payment of a reasonable at-torney' fee: that said defendants and all others claiming said premises subsequent to plaintiff may aud foreclosed under said sale, and that the proceeds of said sale Is applied to the payment of the amount due plaintiff after paying ail costs aad expense and attorneys fee. and for the usual statutory relief and for such other and gcueial relief as to the court may seem just. Aud you are hereby notified that it you fail to appear and answer the said complaint a alwve required, the said plaintiff will apply tot the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness the Hon. Charles S. Zane. judge, and the seal of the district, court of the Third ju-dicial district, in and for the territory of Utah, this luthoay of February, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-on- e. IsF.AIsl HENRY O. McMILLAN, Cleric Hy (1KO. D. Loom is. Deputy C ent. On April 4, 1879, the dividends "due and not demanded" in tho bank of Eng-land amounted to 923,823 2s. Id.; on July 4, 830,307 17s.; on Oct. 4, 808,-43- 5 18s. 6d., and on Jan. 8, 1880, 850,-01- 0 17s. 8d. It would therefore seem that the unclaimed dividends 'are lessen-ing much more quickly than the national debt. ;c Ungrateful Heathen. fc f The missionary field seems to have CJ usurped tho functions of the rag man and the ash barrel to a certain extent. A woman missionary just home from sev-eral years of service in India says the j boxes of clothing received by her for dis- - . i tribution among the heathen ere a sad I commentary upon the chaiOable mis-- I sionary spirit of the American women. I i "The boxes I received from New York - city last year," she said, "among other y things, contained over 2,000 corsets, 700 ' pairs of rubber garters and 3,500 dresses ' which were ribbed with steel and whale- - '' J bone. Of course the natives absolutely refused to wear these instruments of civilized, fashionable torture, and tho corset business in India has never ob-tained a foothold. Some of the dresses were available after being cut to pieces, but the India native woman knows noth-ing about tho use of garters, and the en--i tiro consignment of second hand stock from Gotham was a dead weight on our bands." Chicago Mail. NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. Saut Lakh Coi ntt, I January .'I. 1881. I ISO JACOH JACOHSON. OK YOUR HEIRS or assigns: You are hereby notified that we have expended JUM in latior and Improve-ments upou the (treat Western Lode, as will appear by certificate filed Decembe-- ,'t0, s9u, in the office of Kecorder West, Mountain Mining district. Salt Lake county, Utah territory, in order to hold said premises under tho provis-ions of section itlSt, Revised Statute of the United Stales, being the amount required to hold the same for the year ending December, 1M: and If within (DO) ninety days from tho service of this notice for within ninety day alter this notice of publication) you fail or re-fuse to contribute your proportion, to wit: lIK.ICPi and exjiense of this advertisement, of such expenditure a a company owner, your Interest In sal.t claim will become the property of the subscribers, under said section it' I. JAMF.S LaHSK, Nils LiNurous. Da'ed January 7, 18SI1. NOTICE. THE INTENTION OF THE CITY COUN-riltopa- East Temple street (Malm. from the south lino of South Temple street to the north .inn of Fourth South street (designated as a part of Paving District No. l,of Salt Lake City.i Notice Is hereby given by the city council of Salt Lake City of the Infeni ion of such council to make the follow lug dc ribed improvements, The paving with stone and asphalt tho whole of East Temple stri et, beginning at the south line of South 1 emple street and running south to the north line of Fourth South street tlio same being a purl of Paving liistri. t No. 1, of Salt Lake City), and defray tho cost and ex-pense thereof, estimated at 7?, IHa.eft by. a lo-cal assessment upon the lots and lands' within Paving District No. Lot bait LakeCity. abut-ting upon the streets and alley to be affected or beiietitted by said improvements, namely : Lots 2. ", 4 and 5. bloc lots 1, 2. 7 and 8. block 7ti: lots 1. (j. 7 and rv block :': lots 3. 4, 5 and tl, block 70; lots a, 3, 4 and ft. block f.7 ; lots I, 2, 1 and s. block W; lota 1. , 7 nnd s. block ftl ; lols.S. 4. 5 and s, block ftS; all inp:at ''A," Salt Lake I Ity survey. All objections to the carrying out. of such In-tention inns: l e presented In writing to t ie city recorder oti or before the 14th day of April, A. I. lstfl "being th" time set by thn said coun-cil when it will hear and consider such objec-tions as may be made thereto. Hy order of the city council of Salt LakeCity, made February tilth, J. F. JACK, City Recorder. Salt Lake City, March auth, ISM. STOCKHOLDER'S NOTICE. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK-- J holders of the Ophir Hill Mining company will be held at the olllce of the company, No. Ufil South Main street. r oms U and 3, Salt Lake City. Utah, on Tuesday. April 7, iswl, at i o clock p. in., for the purpose, of electing s and directors for the ensuing year, to re-duce the number ot directors, aim to take the necessary steps to this the formation of a new companv. Hv older J. W. UOLDTHAIT, Attest : President. J. Fhkii. CoiiKKit, secretary. The mikado of Japan is to visit Wies-baden next summer, partly for the waters and partly for the spectacle "of innocent merrimont." Six villas have been engaged' for the emperor and his suite, which will comprise at least sixty persons. No mikado has ever before left Uis own dominion. Mme. ltarrioH. Mma. Barrios, the widow of the cele-brated president of Venezuela, is now staying in Washington. She has had an interesting career. At tho age of 19 she met Barrios and loved him. Her father objected to the match and was clapped into prison by the suitor. When he was released the marriage took place. To Presidont and Mme. Barrios twins were born within a year, and at the age of 23 she was left a widow with seven chil-dren and a fortune of $7,000,000. New York World. NOTIOEi In the Probate Court of the County of Salt Lake. Territory of Utah lu the matter of the estate of Sarah Watklns, deceased. Order to show cause w hy Order of Sale of Heal Estate should not be made. TOIIN T. HUCKLE, THE AD Al I N ISTItA-f- l torof the estate of Sarah Watkms, de-ceased, having tiled his petition herein, duly veritied, praying for an order of saieofthu real estate of said decedent, for the purposes therein set forth. It is t herefore or.h rid by the judge of mid court, that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased, appear before the said probate court on Tuesday the 21st davof April, IHtfl, at Ul o'clock ln.l lie lorenoon of said day. at the court room of said probate cotiri at, the county court louse, in the city and rounty of Salt Lake, Utah Territory, to Ehow i au.-- e why an order should not e grant-ed to the said admin'slrator, to sell so much of the real estate ol said deceased at. public or private sale as shall be necessary, and that a (opyofthis order be published at least four successive week in Titr Salt LakeTimks. a newspaper printed and published in said city and county. Dated March 17. W1. (J. W. llARTCn. Probate Judge. NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. f"pO C,U8 HEAUSEN. S. T. LUNELL. A. O. 1. Hanson, or your heirs or assigns. You are hereby notified that I have expended JluU in labor and Improvements upon the Conun-drum lode, situated in what is called "Mill A." south fork or Dig Cottonwool, Salt Lake county, Utah Territory, in order to hold said premises under the provisions of Section 2.121, Revised Stat lite of the United States, and in compliance of the local law or Dig Cotton-woo-mining district, being the amount re-quired to hold the same for the year ending December, lsuo, and if within mill ubiety days from the service of this notice, for within ninety days after this notice of publicutioni, you fail or refuse to contribute your propor-tion, twenty live dollars, each of you, and expenses of advertisement pro ratio, to each of you of said expenditures as company owners, your interests in said claim will be-come the property of the subscriber, under said Section 23".'t. L.M. Johnson, Dated, Jan. 2d. 1891. IFor rich morning gowns the Persian j silks, soft and lustrous, are ' most attractive. Small palm leaves in richly blended colors appear upon grounds of old rose, cream yeHow, dove gray and pale green, and in making np j , even silk embroideries are lavishly used j " as a trimming. j NOTICE OF THE INTENTION OF THE CITY Council to extend water mains on Third South street from First East to midway be-tween Second and Third East streets. Notice is hereby giveu by the city council of Salt Lake city of the 'intention of such council to make tie following described improve-ment, Extending and laying iron witer pipes or mains along the following sireets. namely: Third South street from First East street to midway between Secon d and Third East streets. with lateral on Second East street; and defraying three-fourth- s of tho cost thereof. estimated at (f.1i two thousand dollar, by a local assess-ment upon the lots or pieces of ground within the following described district, being the district to be affected or benefitted by said improvement, namely: Lots 4, ft, and 7, bloekftt; lots 5 and tl. block ft4; lots 2 aud 3. hloei. aft: and lots 1. 2, 3 and 4, block all in plat A. Salt Lake City survey. All protest and objections to tho carrying out of such intention must lie presented in wilting to the city recorder on or before March 2ith. ISJt being the timeset by the ssld council when 1 will near and consider such objections a may be made thereto. Hv order of the City Council of Salt Lake city, made February 21, 1S9I, J. F. Jack. Cltv Recorder. No. stlft. NOTICE OF FINAL PRCOr. Land Office at Su.t Lake city, I March pi, ISM. I IS HEREBY OlVEN THAT THE following-name- settler has tiled notice of his intention to make tlnal proof in support of his claim, slid that said proof will be made before Hie clerk of the county court In and for Summit county, Utah, at Coalville, l'tah. on April 21. lsul, viz: h liichins, H.K. TM. for the SE Section tl, Township 3 North, Range 4 East. S. L. I. M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous noon and cultivation of said land, viz: James l.yi'ngoe. l.ehi , Alexander calderwood, Thomas Doer-den- , all of Hennefer, Utah. I'h.ink O. IIotuis, Register. O. F. Davis, attorney. S Queen's college, Oxford, has just cele-J- j brated the 050th anniversary of its H twHuUtion. NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING. VTOTICE IS HEREBY' OIVEN THAT THE ix regular annual meeting ot the Narlon.il llullding and Loan Association of Salt Lake city, will be held at the offices of said rooms 6 and 8 and 24. East First South street. Salt Lake city, on Mondav. the stn day of April, isi, at 7:ai p. m.. at which nieetini officers and directors for the ensuing year will be elected, and such other business transacted tuny properly come before said meeting, Hft'SoN Smith, Secretary, The Draper' Farthing-- Change. A lady at Brighton has inaugurated a revolt against the despotism of the draper. The other day she positively re-fused to receive a button hook for the inevitable farthing change. Tho whole staff were in consternation, aud after rummaging all the tills without discov-ering a farthing, they gave the lady a halfpenny, whereupon she produced a button hook, and gave it them for the farthing. London Tit-Bit- NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF MINING CLAIM. VTOTICE IS HEREHY OIVEN THAT IN i. pur-nan- of an order of the probate court of the county of Salt Lake, territory of Utah, made ou the 21st day of February, A. li, ls'.d. in the matter of the estate of John Erek-sn-deceased, the undersigned, tho adminis-trator of the said eaiale. will leil at publto auction, to the highest bidder lor cash, and subiect to continuation by said probate court, on Tuesdav. tha 241 h day of March, A. D. 18MI, at I'J o'clock m. ot sai l day. at the south door oi the eountv courthouse tor Salt Lake county in Salt Lake City, said territory, ad the right, title, claim and estate ol' the said John Erckson, at the tame of his death, and all the right, title and interest that the sa d esta'e has by operation of law or otherwise acquired, other than or in additam to that- of the said John l.rekson, at time of his death, in and to all that certain mining claim Situate, lying and being in the Hig C.ittouwood mining district. Bait Lake eountv. Territory of Utah, aud and known a au undivided interest, consisting cf four hundred feet in what bf knowu as the Boss mine or niintus; claim. Terms and comlltious of saie. twenty per1 cent of the purchase price to be paid at th time of sale, balance ou confirmation of sattt by said probate court. February 23, ltmi. L. J. Niit.tBW, Administrator of the estate of John, Erao deceased. NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. Salt Lakr Coi'nty. March 11, 191. TO ALHERT FUOEOK YOUR HEIKS OR assigns: You are hereby notified that I have expended fioO.U) in labor and Impiove-ment- s upon the Hlack Hear mine, a will ap-pear by certificate tiled February l.'i.lf-SS- initio onioe of the recorder of Little Cottonw ood dis-trict, Salt Lake county, l'tah territory, in or-der to hold said premise under the provisions of section tisH. Revised statute of the I Stales, being the amount required to lend the same for the year ending Decemuer. ltwu aud if within ninety days from the serya e ot tlr notice, or within ninety days after this notii e of publication. vou fail or refuse to tribute y..ur proportion, to wit: fi.uo and ex-penses of this advertisement of such tore a a company owner, your interest In said claim will the property of ttie suh- - scriiier under sal a section 2o24. J. IU BOKB. Dated March 11, lSUL NOTICE TO CREDITORS. 1,1ST ATE OF HKNJA.MIN C. STEVENS, 4 deceased- .- Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administrator of the estate of Peujamin C. Stevens. deccas-ii- to the cred ltorsof. and all having chums a tain-- f the said deceased, to exhibit them With tuo necessary vouchers, within ten months a'to r the first publication of th.s notice, to the sa d S.nninistrator. at No. 'ill South Mam stieer, salt Lake City, Utah, in tho county oi Salt Lake, Dated February '.'5, PHI. E. II. MAHLER, Administrator of the estate of Ihnjaui.n C Stevens, deceased. WiMtus .i KlNNSY, Attorneys for Estate, NOTICE TO CREDITORS. I "STATE OF JOHN W. KOUNS. PE-I'- j ceased. Notice is hereby given by the iindcr-ine- administrator of the estate of John W. Kciuns. ceceused. to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them w ith the necessary vouchers, within four months after the hrs publication of this notice, to the said admlnis-li-aio- r at bis otllce. 3 is Progress building, Sait L"ke Citv iu the county of Salt Lake. Dated tdai'cu Cth, lsul. Jamks A. Williams, Administrator of the estate ot John W. Kouu), doctitused. j STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. NNUAL MEET1NO OF THE STOCK-''- holders of the Sears Lime ami Rt ck com-panv for the election of officers will le h Id at the "fli.-c- of the company, K: S. Main street. Silt l.a e City, on Thursday tae aeth day of March, s.tl, at 5 p.m. Amendment of the of tucori'orat, on changing t'ie corporate name ft out tl,e Sears Line aul Rock com- - to Union Lime and Rock company w.ll tany red. Dy oi'dwcol the boani of directors. Jauita LAJiujui., Secretary. Miss Frances E. Lord has been ap-pointed acting president of Wellesley college during the absence of President Bhafer, who, on account of ill healtJs, van given a year's leave uf absence. |