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Show - , THE SALT LAKE TIMES. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1 C, 1891 t 'Official totice. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. TESTATE OK JAMES JOHNSTON. DK-1- j ceased. Notice Is hereby given by the under Jlgned. administratrix of thi estate of James Johnston, dwird, to the creditors or, and all prr.n having claims againt the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, wlthlu four month after the tlrst publication of thU notice, to the said adminis-tratrix at her re ddeuee, No. 38 West Temple street. Salt Lake City, in th couuty of Halt Lake. Dated February 4, 1SU1. , ELIZA J, JOHNSTON. Administratrix of the estate of James John-stoti- , deceased. P. Lihmuik, Attorney for Administratrix, Official ltotfcc. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Land Ornn at 8ai t Lake Crrv, Utah, 1 January Ittth, 1831. I IS HEREBY tilVKN THAT THE 11 following named settler has tiled notice of his Intention to make tlnal proof In support of his claim, and that said proof wilt he made before the register ami receiver of the luud offlce, at Salt Luke City. Utah, on February 3th, IKVI. via: Charles H. Wilt ken, D. S. No. 1I7MI. for the south half of the southwest quarter section 4, township south, range I west, Unit Lake meridian, lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz: Hebe I Hetinlon. and William McLaugh-It- n of North Jordan precinct, Salt Lakeeouuty, Utah, Samuel Walls, 'e and Josiah Wallace of Granger precinct. Bait Lake county, t tali. No. 730.) FRANK D. HOURS, Register. HUMAN SYMPATHY. Sometime when one kneel, on lonely night, And crle "O (tod 1" and then Is dumb for tear That leap up, choking, do you think be heart! Po you think he understands aright What would be plead by those lip dumb and white? Do you think be bear the cobs that leap From that worn bosom even after sleep Ha closed the eye with pressure kind and light? Ah! often have I knelt in midnights vast And cried ''0 God!"--n- other word could speak, ' But knelt in dura despair until at last ' I felt hi peace in sweet tear on roy ch eek. Oh, poor heart think of inu that bitter day When you must kneel alone, too sad to pray I Boston Traveler, Officfrtl iloticcg. N0TI0E OF FOEFEITURE. S.vit Lakh Cointy, I January .'I, 181)1. f rpo JAmn jAConaoN. on your heirs 1 or Vou are herehy notified that we have expended lluu In lalnir and Improve- ments upou the lireat Western Lode, as will appear by certificate filed December 30, IMKI. In the offlce of Recorder West, Mountain Mining district. Bait L:ike county, Utah territory. In order to hold said premises under tint ions provis- of section gut, Revised statutes of the Tuited States, tieing the amount required to hold the same for the ye.ir ending liecemlier, PuU: and if within iUOi ninety days from the servii e of this noilcn (or within ninety days a'tor this notice of publication yon fall or re-fuse to contribute your proportion, to wit: t:U :im and exenscs of this advertisement, of such expenditure as a company owner, your Interest In said cl itm will become the property of the subscribers, under said section '.'t.'-l- JAMK LAHSK", Nu Lindiniks. Pated January 7, 1891. (Dmcial 1ottct. NOTICE. In the probate court In and for Salt Lata county, territory of Utah. In the matter of tho estate of Hector 1st Scott, deceased. VJOTK'E 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAI ll Frank Pierce, admlnlstratorof the estata of Hector M. Scott, deceased, has rendered for settlement and filed in said court hi final of his administration of said estate anil petition for anal distribution of the residue of said estate atnong the jiersons entitled there to. and that Saturday, the Uhth day of Febru-ar- v D. isai, at. it) o'clock a. m., at the court room of said court. In the county court house, Salt Lake city and county, Utah territory, bag been duly appointed by the Judge of said, rourt, for the settlement of said account and, hearing said petition for distribution, at which time and place any psrson Interested lu ld estate may appear and show cause, if any tliei be. why said account should not be settled and approved and final distribution maua a pr.iyed for. Dated January 8(3, 18W. IhEAUj C. K. ALLEN. Clerk ofProbate Courts Hy 0, K. STAwroy, Deputy. FASHIONS FOR BABIES, c ' OLIVE HARPER TAKES THEATRICAL. INFANTS FOR HER MODELS. ' he Says They Are Correctly and Tasta- - v' fully Dressed Picture That Show Just Huw They Are Attired Descriptions That Will Aid the I nderstandhig. v Special C'orresponlence. . New York, Jan. 13. The reason wky I continue to take, the baby actresses and actors for models in children's fashion g . is because they are well clad, comfort-ably, and in tho latest and most tiict--' tiresqne style. There was a cunning little tot of a boy in a plaited gray stilt, who danced a clog dance at an entertain-ment recently, with his chubby little ft incased in stogy boots and leggins. AI5Y KEHNKI.L AND TWO LITTLE STABS, and when the house just "rose at him" with cries of bravo he got frightened and ran off the stage, only to be captured by Tony Pastor and brought back in his arms. But he wouldn't dance again, and kicked and squirmed, though Tony told him that he had- made a bigger hit than his father ever did. The little fel-low had had enough, and felt quite sure of it. The little dress he woro was of gray, fine cheek, and plaited from the neck down to the bottom, and around the sleeves and neck was an embroidered trimming done in crimson silk. Two other little stars of small magni-tude, but great brilliancy, who recited ami sang, were most comfortably cos-tumed, one in a Mother Hubbard of crimson cashmere, trimmed with two bands of black velvet, and with dainty little velvet bows at the neck. A big crimson felt hat had bows of black vel-vet. Black stockings and bronze slippen completed the costume, which was won-derfully becoming to the little wearer. ' The other little star little comet rather, for she danced about like one-w- ore an Edison blue cashmere, embroid-ered with red, with a narrow knife plaited ruflle aronnd the Imttom of red silk and a sanh of the same. She wore red stockings and the dearest little bronze slippers. Of course these were changed later to good, stout shoes. But, oil! how cunning were the two little babes in the wood! The brave brother wore a little coat of brown cloth, with black astrakhan fur cuffs and collar and a little knit woollen cap. Leggins of the same material as the coat incased his plump legs, and a pair of mittens protected the dimpled hands, one of which was clinched to repel the wicked enemy, and the other was occu-pied in leading the little sister, who, in her soft, pearl gray coat, bordered with white Thibet fur, looked sweet enough to eat for dessert after a bountiful dinner. There were pockcrts to keep the dimpled hands warm in, and leggins of blue vel-vet and a cozy little hood to match. The two little mites told tho tearful tale of the "Babes in the Wood" in al-ternate verses, and their baby voices readied the farthest comers, and all these little tots wore knit under gar-- j incuts of fine wool, which is light and warm, and their drawers reach the tops of their shoes. I only wish that every motners ciiua in America couia oe dressed as well and tastefully. It seems as if there would never be an end to the novelties that are always be-ing shown, and one hardly chronicles one tiling before there is a still newer one to see. Yesterday I found a new fabric for dancing dresses, which is a gauze, with coarse interwoven threads of a different color, and as if dropped carelessly over tUeso are lozenge spots of black velvet, tbe whole being very pretty. The ground-work or gauzo foundation is in the soft, tuiider tints of mauve, heliotrope, peach- - THE BABES IN THE WOOD, blow pink, and blue and green, and the threads are in deep contrast and darker color, so that they form a sort of appar-ent lattice work, and these black velvet dote over all. Some lovely patterns of white gauze have only gold threads and gold dots, and when this is made np over white satin or palo pink it is too pretty for a suitable comparison. A few samples of spring silks are shown nnder the seal of secrecy, but I will tell what I have seen to my sister women, only begging them to tell no one whence they got their information, so that nimble fingers can hasten and em-- 1 broider a gown that will be just the very newest thing out by the time they can finish them. These are beautiful black China and India silks with embroidered patterns on them in colors that aro per-fect art picture. Ouvb Hahi-ee- . j NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. .,n. no:. ' Land fcrncE at Salt Lags Citt, I Jan. .11, ism. f NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT following named settler has filed notice of his Intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will t made befor lu register end icc-ice- at S .11 i.aie iiy. ou the nth of March, luil, vl.: Lai H.men CaW. I). S. H.iOi, for tie lid 4, sw qr nw qr and u hf sw or sec 3, tp 3 s. r a w. He names the following witnessed to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation oi said land, via; Airred A. Jones, Frederick H. H.inxen, Joseph N. Morris, Hairy Haynes, all of Kldorado, Salt Lake Omitv. I t ih. Frank D. Honm. Register. Iltitp A Lowk, Attorneys for Applicant. SUMMONS In the 1'n t'il States Commissioner's Court, City and Count v of Salt Lake and Territory of Utah. liefore A. U. Norrell, Ks i., commissioner. Salt T.alte Mill and Elevator Co. 1 I'la'.mlrr, Summons, vs. ' H. Weber, Defendant. J The People of the Territory of Utah send nrv'etlni; to 11. Weber, defendant: Vou are hereby summoned to be and appear j hefi re s;nd l.'omn'txs'oner's court, in the city and County of Halt Lake. Territory of Utah, nml answer a complaint tiled amtlnH you ' by the aisne raine I p a i tiff, wlthlu five days lexcli slve of the niy of ervlcei. If this suni-- I mouH I e sei ved m -- aid 8 lit Luke city; within ten days if ser el out of of said c.ty but In Salt Lake county; and within twenty days tf eerved eisi wlie: e. Said action Is biouuht to recover from you one hundred and six dollars an I nixiy cents. (hps soi. foods, vares and nier. hanulse s ild and dellveied t) sou by plaintli!, with in-terest. And you are hordiy notified that If you fall to appear und answer the Slid cotuplalnt .ih alsive reoulred. the said plaintiff will tale jiuUeinent ai::tinst you for one hundred and six o.lai s and sixty cent itlifcUUi. Inteiest and costs of suit. W itness my hand, at the City aud County of S ilt Luke suid Territory of Ut:ih th4th Uny Keliiuny. in the yeiir of our Lord, on) th I eitftit hundred and ulnety oue. iS K.M.I A. a. Nomt'.l commbsloner. NOTICE. OP THE INTENTION Of TUB CITY council to extend water niaiiis on Apple street. Notice Is herehy alven by the city council of Salt Lake ('It y of the Intention of such council to make the following described Improvement, Extending-- tid laying iron water pipes or mains. alonK the following street, namely i Apple street, from the present terminus of mains, northward on said etrset to Second. North street, and defraying three-fourth- s of the cost thereof, estimated at f 125. by local assessment upon the lots or pieces of around within the following described district, being the district to be affected or benefited by said Improvement, namely: Lot 7, block 104, plat "A." and all of lots , land 8, block S. plat "K." all In Salt Lake City surrey. All protests and objections to the carrying ous of such Intention must be presented lu writ liia to theclty recorder on or before March. 3, mil, beina the time set by the said council when It will hear and consider such objection as may be made thereto. Hy order of the City Council of Salt Lalift City, made Feb. a, J. F. Jack, City Recorder. SUMMONS. In the District Court In and for the Third Ju-dicial District of Utah Territory, Couuty of Salt Lake. Christine Lystrup, plaintiff, 1 vs. Summons. I'eter Lystrup, defendant. ) The people of the Territory of Utah send areetiua: To I'eter Lystrup. defeudunt. You are heseby required to appear In an ac-tion brought you by the above named plaintifl In the Judicial Court of the Third District of the Territory of I'tah. aud to answer the complaint filed therein within ten duys inclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons If served within this county; or. If served out of this county, but in this district, wlthlu twenty days: otherwise within forty days or Judg- ment by default will lie taken aaainst you, to the prayer of said Complaint. The said action is brouaht to have a decree of this court itlssolvlua the marriage existing between plaintiff and defendant; awarding to plaintiff the Sole rare, custody and control of the child. Caroline C, Issue of said marriage; and for costs of suit; above relief prayed on the ground that In the month of October. 17, defendant totally abandoned said plaintiff w ithout any cause or excuse, and has ever since failed to provide the common or any necessaries of life for plaintiff and said child, and ha contributed nothing toward their support. And you are hereby notified that If you fall to appear aud answer the said complaint a above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therelu. Witness the lion. Charles 8. .ane. Judge, and the seal of the district court of the Third Ju-dicial district, lu and for the territory of Utah, this l?th day of January, In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-one- . IsicAt.l HENRY O. MCMILLAN, Clerk. Py Gko. D. Loumis, Deputy Clerk. """ MARSHAL'S SALE. IfURSUANT to an okdek of sleto by the Third Judicial district court of the Territory of Utah, 1 shall exvose at public sale at the front door of the county l our house, in the city of Salt Lake, cunty of Salt I. :ike, and territory of Utah, on the 'td day of Mar h, inhi. at 1U o'clock m., all the right, title.clalni and Interest of Siituuel Jack-so-of, lu and to the following described real estate, situate, lying and belug In thecltv and county of Salt Lake. Utah Territory, ami par-ticularly described as follows, to wit: at a point two (.'I rods and fifteen ( Ifo links south i f the northeast lornirof the souii.ei-- t quarter of section twci;t.--tw- ('J.q, Intownsh'o three i.Si south, of range i twest of S It Lake mer dtiin, and ri. suing en ediie south twelve ,ivi risls. thence due wtsi eighty ihh reds, t u nee due north fortv-tw- 4iii rods th' nee due eist elg'ity ii) rods, then' e south thirty 3 , rods, to piace f be- - ginning, contain ng twenty-on- iUd acres of I mil. To be sold as the pr iperty of Samuel Jackson at the suit of U. t.ienJii. Term of sale casti. Salt L ike Cltv, Ulah. February 9. 11. K. H. Parhonh. U. 8. Marshal. IlyUuMAtf Cannon, Deputy Marshal. BUFFALO BILL'S DAUGHTER. he Can Break Horse In a Way Alex. nder Would Have Envied. Funally I drew up before the Cody res. ldenaB, about a half mile east of the ration, and with a sigh of relief. Yes, Mrs. Cody was at home, the servant said in answer to my qtiftry, and I was nshered in the moat prettily furnished little parlor that I had ever seeu Mrs. Cody came in a few minutes later and entertained me for nearly an hour with pleasing reminiscences of the lives of ' herself and her intrepid husband dnring the earlier days of frontier life. She was a pleasant, easy, graceful talker, and fully as handsome a woman as her famous li unhand is a man. She was from Philadelphia, and Cody came from Chester, the county adjoining. During our conversation their little daughter, Inua, came in and entertained me with a lot of childish prattle about what her father was doing, after which she nave an illustration of how she could play the piano. Cody's eldest daughter, Miss Arta, was not at home. She li;ul gono to thd state fair at Lincoln. Jliss Arta was then 21 years of uj;e, a magnificent queenly looking young woman, who waa credited with having us much courage aud self confidence in her father. Many pretty Btories of her pluck are told by the residents of North I'luite. Among thein is the following: j Some years ago, when Miss Arta was about 14 yearB of age, Cody had in his stable' a large, handsome, high spirited horse that was particularly vicious, so much so, in fact, that Cody himself did not euro about ridiisg him. One day Arta concluded that she would ride this horse, although the stableman sought to dissuade her. Slej was determined, how-ever, und succeeded in getting a bridle on him, and then leaped nimbly onto his back. Tho horse reared and plunged, but the girl kept her seat. Finally the animal throw her. She waa up again in an iutttant, and once more ou his back. ThiE time the animal threw her over his head, and she struck the ground heavily, scratching her faco to a considerable de iree. With blood streaming down her face, tter eyes filled with tears, and her rage to great that she looked like a young tigress, bhe sprung to her feet crying, "The brute! I'll ride him now if he kills me," and suiting the,etiou to the word, gave the horse the most terrible beating he had ever received; and when she had completed the animal was as docile as the proverbial "Old Dobbin," and Miss Arta rode off triumphantly, while her father aud the stableman looked on in astonishment. Another illustration of her confidence in her ability to take care of herself is furnished by the fiict that one day, dur-ing Cody's first trip to England, she was reading a letter from him, and at once decided that she would like to see her father again. That was ou a Wednes-day, at North Platte, Neb., and ou the following Saturday sho was on a steamer leaving New York for England, and traveled the entire distance of over 5,000 miles alone. Cor. Atlanta Journal. The composite comedy, "The Three Graces," which Clay M. Greene, Sydney Bosenfeld and Gus Thomas are writing for Manager Charles Frohman, will be in three acta. Each author will write one act in the order that they are men-tioned above. The suit on behalf of Thomas A. Daly against Daniel Shelby for $J0,Q0O dam-ages for personal injuries has caused the sudden closing of Edgar Selden's tour in "Will o' the WTisp." Mr. Daly is in an insane asylum, the result, it is claimed, of his injuries. NOTICE OP COMPLETION OK ASSESSMENTOr' a Irs al tax for the extension of the water mains on Fifth East street. Notice is hereby given that the assessor nd collector of Salt Lake city has mane and com-pleted the list and plat pertaining to a loeas tix at the rate of four mills per square foot, levied by theclty council of Salt Lake city, February ad, Iwl. upon the following lots or pieces of ground, namely : Lot a and 4. block in. lota I and a, block U0. lots 1, . 7 and S, block V. lots , 8. 4 and n, block Id, lots t and 7, blis k n, and lots 5 aud S, block t, all la plat H, Salt Lake cltysurvey, eald tax belnsf for the extension of me water mams along the following described route, namely: On KiftU, East street from the center of Blxth anil Seventh South streets to the center of Eighth, and Ninth South streets. Bald list aaj plat have been lodged In the office of the elty re-corder. No. V, City hall, and will be open fo. Inspection tor a period of 10 days from and after the tlth day of Eebniary. latil, during which time written appeals to tbe city council for the correction of the assessment may b filed with the said recorder, in pursuance of the ordinance In such case provided. J. F. JACK. Cltv Recorder. Salt Lake city, February 5th, 1K1. "7 WHAT GEN." WILEY MISSED.. " MUrlons That Might nave oen His If Fortune Ha4 Ilea More Propitious. Gen. John A. Wiley rises np every now and then in the middle of the night and kicks himself when he thinks how near he once came to being a millionaire. It waa through no fault of his own that his plans miscarried, but all on account of a trusted party failing to carry out in-structions. It happened about ton years ago, on a trip with a friend through the southwest, when the mining fever waa nt It height. They were at Tucson, Ariz., where prospectors were thick, and had talked to some of them who had the "best thing In the world" for sale. Finally a man put in an appearance who said he was positive that he had a big thing; that he had two claims sixty miles from there in which was a rich deposit of copper that would assay $75 in silver to the ton; that there was a hog backed mountain on the claims which he had tupped in a straight lino in four different places and struck copper each time. The man's talk had the trne ring, but, like most of the prospectors, be was out money. He had a flue gold watch, and this he put up to guarantee tho penses of t he t wo days' journey by wagon in cse tho property was not what he claimed. They paid his expenses at th? hotel, and tho next morning started on the trip. Arriving there they found everything to bo as he had represented, and arranged to buy tho two claims out-right for tho sum of $3,000, the general agreeing to take a quarter interest for himself. They had traveling with them a young man in whom they had con-fidence, and to him they intrusted the details of the arrangement, as they wished to proceed home and had found means of returning to Tucson at once. So the agreement was drawn, up and the young man and the prospector were to go to Tombstone, eighty miles in an op-posite direction, where tho money had been deposited Bubjecttothoyoungman'a check, with positive instructions for him to pay the money and close the deal. ' The gpneral and his companion arrived home, but three weeks having passed by, and the letter that they longed for not having come, they telegraphed their agent to ascertain the cause of his delay in forwarding the papers. He answered that he had sent a letter. When it came they learned from the contents that he had not settled the matter, having come to the conclusion that it was best, in his judgment, not to purchase the claims. And this, too, from a man who had re-ceived positive instructions to close tha deal! Well, shortly afterward an agent fit Flood and Mackay came along, gave the poor prospector a cool $100,000 and the retention of a one-eigh- interest for his claims, and entered into an agreement with the millionaire to work the mine on a certain percentage. The company was stocked for $13,000,000. So, you see, the general's one-four-th interttt would have stood him $3,000,000. Th? "Copper j Queen" is still a great mine, while it is said that the agent who took the con-tract of working the same has pulled out as high as $(10,000 in one month for his percentage. Franklin (Pa.) News. SUMMONS. In the district court of the third Judicial dis-trict of L'tah territory, county of Halt Lake. Amelia Charlotte Hetrson An- - ilorson. plaint 0. vs. Antler Summons. Weihelm Anderson, deft. t The people of the Territory of ITtah send greet lug to Anders Wllhelui Anderson, defendant. 'OU AUK HEKEHY KKyl'IKED TO Al'. 1 pear in an action brought against you by the above plaintiff In the district court of the third judicial district of the territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint died there-in within ten days (exclusive of the day of ser-vice) lifter the service on you of this summons if served wlthlu this county; or. if served out of this county, but in this district, within twenty days; otherw ise within forty days or judgment by default will be taken against you, recording to the prayer of said complaint. The said action is brought to have a decree of this court dissolving the bonds of matri-mony existing between plain tl ff aud defendant, and adjudging that plaintiff take her maiden lisme; above relief prayed on the grounds that for more than one year last past defendant hs failed to provide for plaintiff the common necest-arie- of life, although able so to do; and that for more tl.au one year last past defend-ant bus wilfully deserted and abandoned plaintiff, against her will and consent. And you are hereby nottrted that if yon fall to appear and answer the said complaint as above reoulred. the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness the Hon. Charles 8. Zane, Judge, and the seal of the district ( I court of the; Third Judicial district, seal. V in and for the Territory of L'tah, I r) this swth day of January, in the year of our l,ord one thousand eight hundred and nliietv-one- . HENRY ti. Mi'MILLAN. Clerk, By GEO. D. LOOM I a. Deputy Clerk. MARSHAL'S SALE. IK'RRrANTTOAN EXECUTION TO MR Third Judicial District court oi tha territory of Utah, I sh eipose at public sale, at the front door of tile county court house, lu theclty of Salt Lake, county of Salt Lake and territory of Utah, on the Sttrd day of February, 11. at 18 o clock ni , all the light, title, claim, and Interest of the Salt Lake Sanitarium assoi iftlcn. of, lu, and to the folios, lug described real es-tate, situate, lying, and being In Salt Lake county, and described as follows, to wit: Part of lot 7, block 77, plat A. Salt Lake City survey commencing at a point 3 feet south of the northeast corner of said lot and running .W ft. west.thence south 44 ft thence east :Uft thence north feet to place of lieglnnlng. together with all buildings, machinery and appur-tenances bailing, ug and thereto attached, sub-ject to execution No. W, levied Januarv luth, st, and sale advertised for Februarv luth !hu. To be sold as the property of The Stilt Lake Sanitarium Association, at the suit of John F. Heath. Terms of sale, Oash. E. H. Parhonh, TJ. fl. Marshal, lly A. O. Drr.ii, Deputy Marshal. Dated Jan. 'JO, lhl. M0TIOE OF THE INTENTION OF THE PITY to extend water mains on Seventh South street. Notice is hereby given by the city council of Salt Lake city of the lntenilou of such council to make the following described Improvement, to wlt: Extending and laying Iron water p pes or ma ns along the followtng-deirrtlie-sireets, namely: (lu Sevnth South street, from mldwuy between Fill t and Second East Btreets to midway between Third and Fourth Fast streets, and defraying three-loiirth- of the cost thereof estimated at .iJ by a local assessment upon the lots.or pUo-- s of grcund within the followli g dres ribed dist let. being the district to be aflected or benefited by and Improvement, namely; Lots Sand 7. block I, lots . , 7 and H, block IS: lots 1, X. S and , block lu; and lots and 2, block ). all In plat "A;" and lots 4 and 5, block s; and lots 3 and 4, block HI. all In plat II. Salt Lake city survey. All protests and objections to the carrying out of such Intention must be presented in writing to the city recorder on or before March 3rd. lstll, being the time set bv the said couticll when It will hear and consider such objections as may be made thereto. Hy order of the city council of Salt Lake City, made February 3rd, IH9I. J, F. Jack, Cltv Recorder, SUMMONS i In th District Court In and for the Thtrj Judl clal District of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. Sarah E. Clayton, plaintiff, 1 vs. vSumtnon Charles C. Clayton, defendant ) The People of the Territory of Utah een4 greeting to Chariea u. Uiayum, defendant: Yon are hereby required to appear ltt an action brought against you by the above) named plaintiff in the District Conrs of tbe Third Judicial District of tha Territory of Utah, and to answer th complaint filed therein within ten day (exclusive of the day of service after the serviceon you of this summons If served wit hin this county ; or If served out ot this count y, but in this district, within twenty dmaeynst: otherwise within forty days or Judgs by default will be taken against you, ac-cording to tbe prayer of said complaint, The said action la brought to have a deans of this court granting piamttif a divorce aud dissolving the bonds of matrimony hereto fore existing between the plaintiff and de-fendant: awarding plaintiff Judgment for her cost and all proper relief: prayed on the grounds that in th month of November, tfrtS, defendant abandoned and wilfully deserted plalntM. and has ever since lived separate and apart from her. although plaintiff has ben ready and willing to live with defendant; further, that since November, flstid, defendant has wilfully failed and neglected to provide for plaintiff the common necessaries of life. And you are hereby notified that If you fall to appear and answer the said complaint a above required, the said plaintiff will apply to th court for the relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon. Charles S. Kane Judge, and tha seal of the District Court of the Third Judicial District In and for the Terri-tory of Utah, this d day of farniary In the) year of our Lord on thousand eight hundred and ninety oii. seal. HENRY O. MCMILLAN, ClerU By (loo. D. Loomls. Deputy Cleric A. J. Padoktt. J. H. Hahbis Attys. A RESOLUTION. ARESOLUTION CONFIRMING FHAN-- i bises granted the Salt Lake City railway rouipauy February 11th, IHisj andMay&ith, ltwo. "He It resolved by th city council of Salt Lake City that whereas, by section six (e) of a resolution of the said city council entitled 'a resolution granting a franchise to the Salt Lake City Railroad company adopted Febru-ary llth, lttuo. The said Salt Lake City Railroad company was required to commence work within sixty days after the acceptance of said franchise, and were required to complete at least five miles of said road mentioned In said resolution within six mouths alter said acceptance, and upon the failure thereof, the grant and fran-chise made In said resolution was to become null and void; and. Whereas, Uy section six (Hi of a resolution granting a franchise to the Salt Lake City li all road company, passed Uayisitb. inn), worx was required to he commenced by said railroad company upon the lines therein specified within sixty iflO) days after the acceptance of the grunt therein contained, or the said grant was to become null and void; and, Whereas. It waa further therein provi-ded that the number of miles of track upon the lines described in said last named resolution constructed wlthlu six iflj months after the passage of said resolution, should b credited to said company, and be deemed and accepted as a performance of the requirements con-tained In the said section six (fl) of the resolu-tion granting a franchise to said company, adoptsd February llth IMO, to complete live miles of road within nine mouths after the acceptance of said grant; and, Whereas, The said salt Lake city Kallroad company; within the time specified in said resolution respectively, commenced work as therein provided, and completed more than five miles of road as therein required. Now therefore, be it Resolved, That the franchise granted to said company in so far as a compliance of said con-ditions is concerned by and the same 1b here-by confirmed and mane absolute. Passed January SO, lsul. Attest: J, F. Jai'K, Oho. M. Sever. TsKAt.. Recorder. Mayor, Unitfd Btatks or America. I TEnnrroHT Of Utah. Vss. Salt Lake Cltv. ) I. J. F. Jack, recorder of Salt Lake City, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of a resolution confirming franchises granted the Salt Lake City Rail-road company Fetruary It, lswo, and May iOth, lHSK), passed by the city council of Salt Lake City, as appearaof record In my office In testimony hereof, I have hereuntu set my hand and affixed the corporate seal of Salt Lake City, this sund day of J anuary. A. I).. IHul. J. F. Jack, City Recorder. MARSHAL'S SALE. IJURSUANT TO AN EXECUTION TO ME ly the Third Judicial District court of the territory of l'tah, 1 shall expoie at public sale st the front door of the count court house, In the city of Salt Lake, county of Salt Lake and territory of Utah, on the Mh lav of March. l"Ui, at J'J o clock m all the ii.ht. title, claim, and! interest of The Salt Luke Sanitarium asso latlon of, In and to the following described real eMate. situate, lying and being in Salt Lake county, and described as follows, tart of lot 7, block 77, plat A. Salt Lake City survey. Beginning at a point :i feet north of the southeast corner of sa:d lot and ruun ng thence north feet, thence weBt 8) ftet, thenc south (k! feet, thence east lvr feet, thaace north 50 feet, thence east IBS feet to place of beginning: to-gether with all buildings, machinery aud elonging aud thereto attached. To be sold as the property of Salt Lake San-itarium association at the suit of lln-- k Springs Coat companv. Ternis of sale, cai-h- . K. H. PARSONS. IT. S. Marshal. Jty A. O. Dvkii, Deputy Marshal. Dated Feb. 10, lff.il. NOTICE OF THE INTENTION OF THE CIT YCOUN-ci- l to extend water mains on Eighth South streets mid on Eighth Eust streets. Notice Is hereby giveu by the elty council of Salt Lake city ot the Intention of such council to make the following described Improvement Extending and laying iron water pipes or mains along the following streets, namely: On Eighth South street from mid-way between Seventh and Eighth Ea-- t streets to midway between Eighth and Ninth East streets, and on Eighth East street from mid way between Seventh and Eighth South streets to mllway between Eighth and Ninth South streets, and defravlng three-fourth- s of the coit thereof, estimated at to.noo.im, hy a local assessment upon the lots or pieces of ground within the followingdescrlbeu district, being the district to be affected or benefited by fall Improvement, namely: Lots 4 and fi, biock a. lots 7 and 8. block 3. lots 1 and 8. block I if, and lots 3 and 4, block is. all In plat II, Salt Lake city survey. All protests and objections to the i an ylng out of such Intention must be presented In writing to the city recorder on or beiore March 8d. Iflid. Iwlng the time set by the said council when It will hear and consider such objections as may be made thereto. J. F. JACK. City Recorder. Hy order of the city council of Salt Lake city, made Feb. 3d, 18U1. NOTICE. in the Third Judicial District Court, Terri-tory of Utah. In the matter of the proceedings for the for-feiture of c rtaiu real estate tormerly owned and held by the corporation of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- Saints. Tbe President or the United States of America, to the marshal of the district of Utah Territory, tireetings: Whereas, Information has besn filed in tha Third District Court for the Ten it ny of Utnh, on the latn day or February, A. D. isui, by the honorable attorney-genera- l of the United States and Charles S. Variim Unit-- d States attorney for she Territory of Utah on behalf of the 1. 'nlted States of America, against the following described real estate, 1st. All of lotone (1), block eighty-fiv- (gM, plat A, Suit Lake City survey, Salt Lake county. Utah territory. iid. Part of lot live inl.in block eighty-eigh- t (SHI. plat A. Salt Luke City survey. Salt Lake county, Utah territory, commencing at the N. W. corner of said lot live lid. and running thence south ten 101 rods, thence east tea (10i rods, thence north twelve OS) rods, thence westt'n (lui rods, and thence south two (2) rods to the place of beginning. ,'Jd- .- Part of lot seven 7, in block elghty-eightSi- . p at A. Suit Lake City survey. Salt Lakecounty, Utah Territory, oommenoing at a pidnt ti n lb) rods s uth of the N. W. corner of said lot seven (.71 thence running east live' and one-hul- f i64) rods, thence south five f) rods, thence west five and one-lia- (ftm rods, thence north live tfii rods to the place of beginning. To be escheated and d to the use of the United Slate for tho reasons and causs In the said information mentioned, an I praying the usual process aud monition ot said court in that babalf to be made: and that all pots ns interested in said real estate may be cited In general and special to answer the premises; and all proceedings b dng had that the said real estate may for tne causes in s , id Information t nd lie ad-judged as forfeited and escheated to the ut-- e of the United States of America. You are therefore, hereby commanded to seize and attach the said real estate above d until the furthr order of the court re-specting the same, and fve due notice to all persons claiming the same or knowing or hav-ing anything to say why the same should not be condoiui e 1. escheated and forfeited to the use of the United SUtesor America, pursuant to the prayer or said Information: that they be and appear before said court to be held ih and for the s:iid district, at the Federal court building: at the City of Salt Lake, In said ter-ritory, cn the IMh day of April. A. D. 18JI. at K) o'clocu a. m. then and there to interpose a claim for the same aud make their allegations in that behalf in due form of law; and that you publ sh th's monition tor a period of 3d daysln some newspaper published daily In said City of S ilt Lake, and that you post copies thereof at the public door i f the c utity eiurt house of aid county of Salt L ike, iind also record the same lu the ofll e or the county recorder of said county and also leave a copy of this monition with the occu-pants of anyof the at ove described parcels of real estut. If any there be; And what you shall have done In the prem-I- s s. do then and there make return thereof, to.'ether with this writ. Witness the Honorable Charles 8. Zane, judge of said court, this isith d.iy of February, A. D. I Mil, j REAL. HENRY G. MCMILLAN. Clerk of the Third Judicial District court, Utah territory. Tshkitokv of Utah, Salt Lakk County, f Notice Is hereby given that, under and by virtue ot the annexed writ of attachment and monition issued out ot the district court in and for ihe Third judicial district of Utah terri tory. county of Salt Lake, of which the an titxed is a true copy. I have this day seized and attached at tie suit of the United States brought to escheat certain real property, the following, aud part cularly described as fol-lows, lo wit: 1st -- All of of lot one (li, hlock eighty-liv- e i8M. plat A. Salt Lake City survey. Salt Lake county. Utah territory. K-d- Part of lot five if.). In block eighty eight (SS). plat A, Salt Lake City survey, Salt Lake county. Utah territory, commencing at the northwest corner of said lot live ( ' and running thence south ten ioi rods: th- - nceeast ten i Id) rods; tneuce north twelve rods; thence west ten tlOl rods;, and thence sout h two ) roils, to th place of bt giiiuiug. 3d -- Fart of lot seven (7), In block eighty-eigh- t iHHi, plat A. Salt Lake City sur-vey. Salt Lake county, Utah territory, com-mencing at a point ten ill)) rods south of the northwest coi ner of said lot seven (7); thence runn nz east live and one-hal- i"H) roils; thence south rive M rods; thence' west ttve anil one-hal- (!i rods; thence north live ) rods to the place ot teinnlng. , K. a. PARSONS. Vnltet States Marshal. Bv P. N. Swan, Deputy Marshal. Salt ImU Cuiy. Ui-a- a'abauiury 13th, 4391. (Offitirtl ilottrca ""delinquent notice! Office of the Inter Mountain Abstract ot m pany, :H3 Muln street. Suit Lake citv, Utah. rpilEKK IS DELINQUENT ON THE FOL-- ; I om lug described stock, on account of assessment levied the luth day of January A. li. IHni, t ie eve al amounts set opposite ths names oithe lespective shareholders as fol-lows: ' .1. H. Bacon & E. F. Colborn. .No. 8. .50 shares Frank H. Styphens No. 1. .1U shares Harvey. Haruy & Co No. 3. 30 shares A. H. Parsons No. f. .5 shares J.R.Moiris No. r.. H. Crlti hlow No. 8.. 10 shares Chas. (J llennett No 14 .10 shares J. J.Snyder No. 15.. 6 shares And In accordance with law. und the order of the beard of directors made on the n th day or January. A. D.. so many shares of each pare ! of such stock as in;iy ba necessary will be so d at the office ot the company at Bin Mainsti-eet-. Salt L ike city, Utah, at :i o olock m.. on the ltti day of March, lsn to p ly t assessment thereon together vlth the cost of advert elng aud expense of Hile. CHARLES L, CRANE. Secretary, of I Abstract Co. NOTICE- - In the Probate court In and for Salt Lake county, Teiritory of Utah. In tbe matter of the estate of Edward Petty, TVJOTUJE IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT ED-wa- J. Petty, administrator of the est at of Edward Petty, deceased, has rendered toy settlement, and Hied in said court his final account of his administration of taid aetata and petition for flnal distribution of the resi-due of said estate among the persons entitled thereto, and that Saturday the 7th day of March A. D 1H1, at 10 o'clock a. m., at tha court room of said court. In the county court , house. Salt Lake city and county, Utah terri-to;- has been duly anpointed by the Judgsof said court, for the settlement of said account and hearing said petition for distribution, at which time and place any person Interested Hi said estate may appear and show cause, If any there he, why said account should not bo settled and approved and tlnal distribution made as prayed tor. Dated Feb. nth. IHOI. C. E. ALLEN, Clerk Trobate Court. By C. E, STANTON, Deputy. NOTICE OF THE INTENTION OF THE CITY council to extend water mains on South Temple street. Notice is hereby given by the city council of Suit Lake City of the Intention of such coun-cil to make the following described Improve-ment, Extending and laying Iron water pipes or mains along the following streets, namely. Ou South Temple street, from Fifth West street to Eighth West street, with necessary laterals, and defraying three-fourth- s of the cost thereof esti' mated at t!fi00. by a local assessment upon the lots or pieces of ground within the follow-ing described district. be;ug the district to be affected or benefited by said improvement, namely: Lots 5. , 7 and 8, block 49; lots 4. ft, and 7, block N); lotB 5, , 7 and 8, block M : lots and 7, block Ml: lots 1 and 8, block !W; lots 1, 2, s and 8, block W; lots I, a, 8, and 4, block f., and lots 1. 2. 3 and 8, block an, all in plat C, Salt Lake City survey. All protests and ob-j-tions to the carry lug out of audi Intentions must be presented ill writing to the city re-corder on or before March 3. 11)1, being the time set by the said council when it will hear and consider such objections as may be mado thereto. Hy order of the city council of Salt Lake Cltv, mado February 3, Isvi. J. F. JACK, City Recorder. A Pecnllar Order. They tell a funny story down town of ' a business man who employs a large number of men, all of whom have to use the same elevator. There is much run-- j ning in and ont during the day, and the ' elevator is kept going constantly, Recently the business man went east and married. He brought his wife back to St. Louis. He thinks almost as much of her as he does of himself, and those who know him will understand what a degree of admiration that iin-- ; plies. One day lately, when the elevator was crowded on every trip, the elevator boy walked into the great man's office. "Mrs. Blank is downstairs in a car-riage," he said, "and wants to see you." "Toll her to come up in the elevator," said the husband with dignity, "and don't let any one else get in the elevator with lier. If anybody tries to crowd in you report him to me and I'll discharge him." The elevator boy grinned, and the wife came up alone. But in an hour after-ward every employe in tho building had heard of the order, and now it's consid-ered a great joke for a man going up to peep in the elevator and say to the boy, "Do I get discharged if I go up this trip?" St. Louis Chronicle. j NOTICE TO CREDITORS, INSTATE OF THOMAS PRICE, DECEASED Is hereby given by the uuder-- I signed, administrator of the estate of Thoinis Price, deceased to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said ile- -j ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication ol this notice, to the said adminis-trator at his residence. No. 913 West First South stroct, Salt Lake City, in the county of SaltLnke. Dated Salt Lake City. Utah. January S3, 1K01. JOS. c. DAVIS, ' Administrator of the estate of Thomas Price, j deceased. NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. r1yoHOaUns9enB, EoArRySoEurN, heSi.rsT. oLrUN ELL, A. O, assigns. YoiJ aro hereby notified that I have expended tlix in labor and Improvements upon the Oonuu. drum.lfide, situated in what is called "Mill A." South fork of Big Cottonwood, Salt Laks) county. Utah Territory, in order to hold sail premises under the provisions of Section 834, Revised Statutes of the United States, and 10 compliance of the local laws of Uig Cotton-wood mining district, being the amount re-quired, to hold the same for the-yea- ending December, lSDO, and If within ninety days from the service of this notice, (or within ninety days after this notice of puhllcutlom, you fall or refuse to contribute yimr propor tion. twenty live I$yft.b0i dollars, each of you, and expenses of advertisement pro ratio, to each of you of said expenditures as company owners, your interests in aald claim will be-come the property of the subscriber, undo said Section 334. L. M. JoHNaon. Dated, Jan. 21, 1831. NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. TO HANS CLAUSEN. OR YOUR HEIRS or assigns. You are hereby notified that I have expended IIUO lu labor aud Improve-ments on the "Morning Star" lode, situated what Is called "Mill A." south fork of iiig Cottonwood, Salt Lake County, Utah Terri-tory, In order to hold s.ild premises under the provisions of section fJ4. Revised Statutes of the United and in compliance of the local laws of Dig Cottonwood Mining district, being the amount required to hold the same for the year ending December, I8JU; andl f within ninety it) days from the service of this notice (or within ninety days after this notice or publication) you fall or refuse to contribute your projtortion, to wit: 4fl.ftfiS, and expenses of thisadvertisementof such ex-penditure as a your interest In said claim will become the property of tho sub-scriber, under said section 234. Dated January ?.'d, lB.d. L. M. Johnson. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. - INSTATE OF HARRIET HOWDLE. Njtice is hereby given by the uuderslgiiiil. ex 'cutor of the estate of Harriet Howdle, deci asel, to the creditors of. and all persons ha lng claims against the said de-ceased, to e hiblt them with the necessary vouchers, wituln foil; months after the first publication of this notice, to the said exe. ct.ior, at No. 831, Main street, Suit Lake City, Utah, in tho county of Salt Lake. .1. R. Bowntjs. Executor of the estate of Harriet bowdle, decoased. SUMMONS. In th District Court in and for the Third Judic-- ' lal Dlstriot of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. Ahthiir Choxfohd, Plaintiff, I vs. v Summons. Rose Isabella croxfokp, J Defendant. ) The People of tbeTerritory of Utah send greet-ing to Hose Isabella Croxford, defendant A'OU ARE HEREHY REQUIRED TO AP-- 1 pear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the district court of tho Third Judicial district of the territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint filed there-in within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this sum-mons if served within this county: or, if served out of this county, but in this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days or judgment by default will be taken against you, according to the prayer ot aula complaint. The said action Is brought to have a decree of this court dissolving the bonds of matri-mony cow existing between plaintiff and de-fendant, and granting a divorce to defendant; awarding htm the custody of tbe minor chil-dren. Issue of said marriage, to wit, Grant and Arthur W. D. Croxford, and for such other and further relief as may lie just and equitable: above relief prayed on the ground that on or about the 1st day of June, defendant wil-fully and without cause desert 1 and aban-doned this plaintiff, aid has ever sine con-tinued to so desert and abandon him, without sufficient cause, or any reason, and against his will and without his consent. And you are hereby notltied that If yon fail to appear and answer the Hid complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the rourt for the relief demanded. Witness the Hon. Charles S. Zane. Judge, and the seal of the district court of the Third judicial district, in and for the territory of Utah, this 7ch day of January, in th year ot our Lord oue thousand eight hundred and ninety one. lsF.AL.1. HENRY O. McMILLAN, Clerk. By Gko. D. Looms, Deputy Clerk. Preferred Apples to a College. About a century ago, when the com-missioners who had in charge the selec-tion of a site for Bowdoin college were attending to this duty, they pitched npon New Gloucester, Me., as combining more advantages than any other place they had visited, bnt the owner of tho land refused to part with it if it was to be used as the site of a college, though willing enough to sell it if it vraa to bs put to any other use. The reason that he gave was that the students wonld steal the apples in an orchard in which he took great pride. So it seems that this is the reason why New Gloucester is noted for its apples rather than as being the seat of Bowdoin college. Portland Transcript No. to. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Offlce at Salt Lake City, Utah, January e. isoi. NOTICE 19 HEREBY OIVEN THAT settler has filed no-tice of her Intention to make ilnal proof In support of her claim, and that said proof will be made before the county clerk of Tooele oounty. Ttah. at Tooele Citv, Utah, on Febru-ary I, lmil, viz: Mary Ann Hiskey, D. S. No. uun, fortheE4 NWt and SW), NEand NW' SE'4 setcion 18, township 3 south, range She names the following witnesses to prove her residence upon and cultivation of. said land, vir.: Edmund Leaver, J. William Cochrane, J. W. Whitehouse, all of Lake View, Utah. Frank H. Hobbs, Register. N0TI0E OF REFEREE'S SALE. Thihd Judicial Dirthict Coprt, I for Salt Lake County, Utah. ( 8S Riley D. Winters i vs. Notice of Referee's Sale. Mary E. T. Lyon, ) UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER and an order of sale In parti- - tton made In tho siild district court on the luth day of February. iKil, lu the above entitled action, commanding us us raierees to sell the following described premises. Notl'-- is heseby given that on Monday, the fltn day of March lsul, at lit o'clock m.. of said day In front of the court room of eaid conn, In Suit Lake City, we will sell all the right, title and interest of Riley D. Wlnteis and warv I:. T. Lyon, In and to the said property, at peblic auction. f r cash, to the highest and bidder, for the use of said Riley D. Winters and Mary E. T. Lyon. Said premises are described as follows: Commencing at ths routheast corner cf lot I, bl0ck3u, plat D, Salt Lake city survey. Salt Lake county. Utah, and running thence w et tp- teet. thence north 8 rods, thence e St S4'i feet, thence souths ro le to Vie place of beginning. Dated Salt Lake Citv. Utah. Feb. loth. 1XH1. Referees, cVlARI.KS P. BROOKS, C.W.MORSE, GEORGE D. LOOMJS. DELINQUENT STOCK NOTICE THE HR1GHTON & NORTH POINT Company Location of principal place of business. Hrighton meeting-house- . Salt Lake county, Utah. There are delinquent upon the following described stock of th Brighton North Point Irrigation Company on assessment of sixty ido) cents per share, levied upon the lth day of October, 1SD0, tha several amounts set opposite the namea-o- tha respective shareholders as follows: Certf. Name- - Shales. . 37 Arnold, Henry 8 I 4 80 837-- ton, I A 6 40 41 Hockholt, D, (estate) S 1 SO HM Crowther. VV m 34 14 ) Unissued Same 8 1 54 Dunford. Alma B 10 (00 S3 Duncombe, David T 4 ad ISO Gay. Geo H 7 4 SO 1-0- Horn. Juo P 8 ' 4 HO Har.en, Sr, Robt 3 1 SO Unissued Hazen, Jr, Robt.. ..I (10 Geo 5 8 Oil 8R7 Holmes, G 8 ' 860 49 Jacobs. Chatidan 3 1 so 50 Laae. Sophia A 9 0 40 ' 185 Learned, Newton A a SCO HHf " " 4 40 Hat Lloyd, John 4 8 40 8i Maxey, David T 4 110 40 Mayne, A H 17 10 90 SO Neal, Geo 9 Se 103 Nash, John 6 40 374 Sneli, Luemma E 11 7 " " 17 10 axo " " 15 8 at 8X3 " " 34 14 40 Jos I 8 SbO Schoenfeld, John 9 8 4 1133 Toronto, helrsof Joseph. ...45 T 00 140 Worsmuth, Z , b 8 0 Ms Wrav, DCainp..... 1 4 s 9bo Wantland, C 10 ( And In accordance with law and th order ot the Board of Directors made on aid ISth day ot October, and a subsequeut order of said board of directors made on tha 30th day of De-cember, A. D. 10: so many shares of each parcel of stock as may be necesasry will b sold at the offlce of the treasurer of the com-pany, Arthur Brown, at No. 313 Main street, (up stairsl Salt Lake Citv. Utah, on the mh day of February, A. D. 11 at 13 oolock noon of said day to pay delinquent assessment thereon together with the ooet ot advertising and xpUM of sale. Ja. M.(kuacicuv, BsortMtv Discrimination. A surprising thing is the unintelligent judgment that many people form aa to the contents of newspapers. They swear by their favorite journal and dispute statements that appear in other journals, although such statements may be merely official reports and authoritative reports of occurrences verified on their face. How vastly superior are those who have the intelligence to read newspapers be-tween the lines, to know when informa-tion is trustworthy, to make allowance for bias, to tako things with the salt that seasons them. New York Sun. K0TICE. VfOTIOE OF THE INTENTION OF THE J, v city council to extend water mains on Fourth South street. Notice is hereby given by the city council of Salt Lake City or the Intention of such council to make the following described Improvement, : Extending and laying iron water pipes or mains along the following streets, namely: On Fourth South strest from midway between Fifth and Sixth Fast streets to midway be-tween Sixth and Seventh East streets and de-fraying three-fourth- of the cost thereof, esti-mated at nine hundred dollars iftOO) by a local assessment upon the lots or pieces of ground within the following deserltied district, being the district to be affected or benefited by said Improvement, namely: Lota 4 and 6, block 33; lots 7 and 8, block 81; lots 1, and 8, block .is; and lots 3. and 4 block 3D; all In plat B, Salt Lake Cltysurvey. All protest and ob-jections to the carrying out of such Intention must be presented In writing to the city re-corder on or liefore March 3rd. 1HW1, being the time set by the said rounci. when it w ill h ar and consider such objections as may be made thereto. Hv order Of the city of Salt Lake Cltv", made February 3rd, lsui. i J. F. JACK. City Recorder. 6U Juoke-OU- Irebuuu't tUi, 183L. NOTICE OF THE INTENTION OF THE CITY to extend water mains on ' M" street. Notice Is hereby given by the city council of Salt Lake City of tne intention of such council to make the following described improvement, Extending and laying Iron waterplpes or mains along the following streets, namely: "M" street from midway between Third and Fourth streets to Sixth street with laterals and extension of laterals on Fifth street to "N" street, and defra ring three-fourth- s of the cost thereof, estimated at Two Thousand dol-lars, by a local assessment upon the lots or pieces of ground within the following des-cribed district, being the district to be affected or benefited bv said Improvement, namely: Lots, block S. "lot 4. block Ki. lots 8. 3 and 4, block !Y7, lots 1 aud 4, block 88, lots 1, 8 and S, block 84. lots I and 4, block 81. all In plat D, Salt Lake City survey. All protests and ob-jections to the carrying out of such intention must be presented in writing to the city re-corder on or tiefore March 3d, 1SS1, being the time set by the said council when it will hear and consider such objection as may be made thereto. Bv order of th city council of Salt Laks City, aad Feb. 3d, 1SU1. J, T. JACK, City Kasosdax, Ileneatfi Film. Cleverton (who knows that Dashaway has been trying vainly for years to know the Von Blnmers) 1 didn't see you at ' the Von Blumers' ball last night D.Tiliaway (carelessly) No. I presume yon know that Von Blumer's grandfather waa an undertaker? Cleverton (pursuing the subject) Hut did yon receive an invitation? Dashaway My dear boy, do you sup-pose that I would allow myself to re-member whether I had received an invi-tation from tho grandson of au undertak-er?-- New York Sua. v, '.', NOTICE TO CREDITORS. I Estate of Niels C. Chrtstenson. deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE administratrix with the win anne.xe.1 of tne estate of Niels C. Chrlstenson. deceased, to the creditors of and all pero is having claims a;;iilnst the said deceased, to exhibit tbem w th the necessary vouchers, within four months uf:er the nrst publication of tM notice, to t he said administratrix per-- s n illy or at rooms Sand W in Scott Auerbtu-- bulid ng in Salt Lake City, in the county of Salt Lake, territory of Utah. Dated Feb. Mth. lsul. i MARY CHBISTESEN. Administratrix with will annexed, fRANK P1LRCE, Attorney (n.tat. Aniline Stamps. Since it has been suggested that stamps can bo kept from sticking to-gether by passing them over tho hair, it becomes worth while to know how to avoid touching them with the tongue. Moisten tha envelope instead, Cor. |