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Show ft THE SALT LAKE TIMES. FRIDAY. JA3UAKY Ot 1801 , L. (Official Itoticc. NOTIoFcF FORFEITURE, SA IT Laxr Cim nty, ) Juuuiiry i, ISiH. ( rpo JACOll JACOHRON. olt Yol'K HF.IKH 1 or sssigusi You are hereby notified thai we have expended f 1.4) In la '"r and improve meats upon the Great Western Lode, if will appear bv certificate filed December .'). IM. tn ti e office' of Recorder West, Mniiuuin Mining dhlnrt, Suit Lake routitv, Ulah territory, m order to hold said premises under the provls 1 .lis ol section S.'J. Minutes of tli I'nited Suites, being the amount ri' iiweJ to hold tlni same for tltf ye-i- ending De. einlier. Hj; und it llhin mb ninety days from the en-he- thin notice ir within ninety d riiit this nonce of public ttlom you f;ul or re WK to contribute tour pr j riloti. to wit: i vvi.S'i'i ami fpi-us- . e or this advertisement, of such i Tj litiitp as a c unpany owner, your Interest In said cl.iim will become the prop riy of thB subscribers, under haul section (:l .1AMKS LtltshN, Nils LlNbKCUS. I'a'ed January 7. ISM. (Official llticcB NOTICEIFfOHFEITDRE. HV) OU8 DF.ARSKN. 8. T. LUNF.l.L. A. O. 1 Hanson, or your heirs it assigns. You are heieny notified thai 1 hive exiietided ti n in lals.r mid Improvements upim the Couun-dru-lod. situated in what In called Mill A " itoiith fork of lug Cottonwool. Suit Luke county. Ulah Territory, in order to hold said premises unitertheprovisioiis of fieri ion Revised Staiut s of t! e I'lilted 8!;iieH. mid In com pi I nn or theloal laws of Hit Cotton-woo-mining being the amount re-quired to h.ud the same for the year ending De. emiK-r- , 1XKI, imd If within inn ninety .lata l.im the service i f tins notice. or within ninety days after tins notice of piibUrutlom, vou fall or r.'.'uwi to contriliute jour pr. p twenty live ,:A'ii dollars, cu-- of you. and expenses of advertisement pro ratio, to each of oiof said expenditures as company owner. Vourlnt.-rei.t- In ealil claim "HI come the property of the subs, rlber, under said Hrcttoii vW.'l. L. M. Johnson. Dated, Jan. : isid. Henry f.clark TAILOR. 20 E. First South St. Morrison, Merrill& Wholesale and Retail LUMBER All kindH of Material pertaining to the Lumber Yard business, and spe-cial facilities for handling GET THEIR PRICES. Third West, Between First and Second North AT THE AMERICM CI.0THIXG & SHOE CO- - iao BontVi Muiii Ht. BlifTlBll. JUST OPENED. tiie o.ly First-clas- s hotel n the cm. Cor. Main and Soufh Temple Sts. so t Parson Davics Will Soon be Here. Such is the Part'a! Contents of a Recent Telegram ta Wmk main sT.BpH Colonel Edw. Kelley. A Grand Sparring Exhibitvon Soon to be Given at the Elks Gymnasium. In order to appreciate the fact, you must see for your-self, but it goes without say-ing that the Elks Gymnasium The Cullen, THE MODERN HOTEL OF SILT LAKE. S.C. KWISti, - - PKOPIt. opposite the 1 heater is just about the ri.Aci: to go during your moments of leis. ure and enjoy th t benefits of as finely equipped a gymna-sium as there is in the Terri-tory of Utah. Within the next six weeks some fine boxing exhibitions are to be given at this popu-lar place in which the best pugilists in the territory will participate. The celebrated Parson Da-vie- s' Combination, that is now meeting with such phenome- - nal success in the large East-ier- n cities, has been engaged to appear at Mr. Kelley's Amusement Palace during the month of February, and the lovers of scientific boxing aie promised tome splendid exhi-bitions in this line. . Jimmie Williams, the young Utah champion, who recently ma le it so interesting for Geo. La Blanche, and gave that gentleman a few points in the ait of boxing, is the gentle-man who so ably directs and the many amateurs who daily patronize this es-tablishment for the purpose of receiving instructions. Mr. .Williams is a lising young hard hitter and upon numer- - ous occasions has he demon-strated this fact in a mo t scientific manner to the aston-ishment of the interested pub-lic. Between the ac s or after the performnnce at the? Th la-ter, you cannot find a mere comfortable place in the city to while away the few idle moments you at that time find at your disposal. Your patronage is respectfully so-licited and assurances of courteous treatment at the hands of the management and all employes are extended to the patrons of this establish-ment. CALL AND SEE HIM Opposite The; iter. Id stuunint Krnncais. JS B. No P. I s. 1G Commercia treet. First class in all rt'spects. t , j (Official notice SUMMON 8. In the District Court In and for the Third Judl-cla- l District of Utah Territory,, County of Halt Lake. " L. O. Kent, plaintiff. I vs. KATK LVM'it, f usteefor Nina K.nt. Sim Keut. Thede J. IM""p"'' Kent, rat ward A Ussier and J Chariea romeroy, defendant, j The people of the Territory of Utah send greet-ing, to tUU I.A ll 'ii. l: ..mee O N.lUnent, Nina h'imt. T'leoe J Kent. K.tw.ird A. Kel-ler, and I'luU'ltH Foiuerov. dor. ni1.int; A'OI! AHK IIKHKIIY i Ky ' 1 HKH TO A P-- pear In an aciioti brouuht you l.y the aliove named plain! ill in the Dlstttct Court of the Third Judicial I Hatrli-- t of the Territory or I'tan. and to answer tlie complaint tllcl therein within ten days lexelmive or the day of service) utter the sen Ice on you of this suiuiuoiis-- if served within this county: or, if served out of this countv. but In tills district, withlu twenty days: otherwise wi!hiu forty days or .iuilKiiient hy default will lw taken airainat you. accordiuif to tlie prayer ot aaid complaint. '1 he said action Is iirouuht 1 1 have Judgment am nsi aald defendants In the sum of toil, w ith interest at ten p r cent per annum from feiiti'inner :ird, IKsii at:d tor coals of suit i aitorney's be: alletfed to be due onaceria'n ptomiHory n ite and mortiraK'. nri'le ee. uled and delivered by defen lant, hate Lvacii as trustee for defendant, Nina Kent, to' one Kilwurd A Kesler, al Hut Lake C:tv, l lali, September Sid issil; said note for the sum or Willi Interest from date at ten per cent per Milium, fame beinij due and wholly unpaid, and secured y aid inorVai.te on those certain premises sttuab d tU Citvaml County of Halt Lake. I'tah, bil-l.- a part of lots I and s. block :. plat II. Salt Lake Citv survey, eommeuclbK at a point elkht feet' south or north-ea- comer ot said ot 1. ruiin nir theie-- north thirty-fiv- feel, thence west, ten to is. thence south Ihii'ty-flv-eel. thence east ten rod-t- o place ot b'giimtnir. containing bi a sipiare feel: said note and rnottcaiie hattui been lfterward. i yth. sol ussu'tied and transferred bv said Kesler to ma Cha ies K. Pomeroy; uiut afterwards, August let. IHi. wild. Iransrerred and s itti'd bv said Pomeroy to plaintiff, who Is now tin Icp-a-l bolder of the same; that said premises I e sold, and t tie pro-ceeds applied In pavumrit or amount dtiepiain-tiff- . and that said defendants and ail persons rla'miiiK. may be liarrtd and foreclose ! of all claim of e,U tv of le.lemption In s'lldptem-tses- ; that plaintiff have Judirment autiinst suld defendants, except Charles K. Pomeroy, for am detl. len y, and for such other and nir-th-relief In tl premises a to the court may seem meet and eijiiltatde And vou are hereby notified that. If you fail to apiiear and answer tiie said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will anply to Ibe court for the relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon. Charles 8. Zane Jinlie, and the seal of the District Court of the Third Judicial District, SBAL. ill and for the Territory of I'tah, this day of October. In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety. ii, u. McMillan, cleric Fly Ceo. D. Loomis, Deputy Clerk. (Official Jtoticc. MARSHAL'S SALE, TJPR8IJANT TO AN EXECCTIOV TO MH the Third Judicial district court of the Territory of I'tah, F shall expose at pub-lic sal! at the front door of the county court house, in tlie city of Salt Lake, county of 8alt Lake, and territory of Utah, on taesfd day of February, ixid, at 13 oYls--k m., all th rinlit. tltle.cialm aim lutereat of Theresa Vilats Ai'Kell aim A. Uinell of. In anil to the follow-ing ilescrihd real eslate. si In ate, lyinjf and lielnn 111 Salt Lake county, ud described aa follows, town: Part of lot 4. in block tW, la plat It. Halt hake city survey. be(flnnin(r at a point lS feet east of the northwest corner of end mt 4, an I runnlnir thence east .'U feet, thence eouih w, feet, thence west :w feec I hence noiihfte, feet to place of beuinuimf, co'ita!nltin91M eitiara feel of pround, me ot alley way u feet wide to Vourth Kasti street. Also that portion In the same lot and blis k be .'InuInK 114 feet east, or the northwest corner, running esl 18 feer, thane south W't feet, thence wear, flu1, feet, tliimco north 4'.", feet, thence east H fuet, thenea north 31 feet, thence east feet, theice north It feet, to place of bee iunihif, with use of alley way 1'J reet wide on the south to Fourth Kant tit I eet. Together with all and singular the tene-ments, hereditament thereunto belonging or in anywise aopertaiiiinir. To be aold as the property of Theresa Vllale Anu"i and A. Annell at the suit of T. Simons and J, W. blmous. Tiirnts of pain cash. K. H. PaitsiiNH XT. 8. Marshal, Hy li'inUN Cannon, Deputy Marshal. Liatud January 1'J, lawl. WAGES OF SOME BIG MEN ENORMOUS SALARIES PAID FOR SEEM-INGLY UTTLE EFFORT. Why It I That Corporation Pay Lara; gunia to Their Managers xiie Work Looks Fasy Public Officials Tin Mot liovelve as Much as lluslnesa Meu. Chauncey Dppew hits always been tory reticent as to his salary as presi-dent of the New York Central, but others who titipeur to be familiur with his income say that ly certainly receivet from the New York Central $75,000 a year, BnJ that he makes from his ontside lea'il practice itu llitiomil making his total income $MH),000 a year. This may seem an exorbitant sum to pay to a man whose career by most folks is thought to bo one of uuulloye'l pleasure. But Mr. Depew does not receive the T"),000 from tho Nw York Central in remuneration fur any severe manual itrain on his, part, but for his compre-hensive knowledge of the affairs of that company and his ability to direct thera with tlie K'.wt possible friction. Mr. 's ofllce from early tuortiinfj. to late at night is filled with ull sorts of people with all sorts of tjuestions, and thn man who receives the birr salary he does must be able to answer them most satisfac-torily, mid always in the interests of the Kew York Central. , INSt'RANCK AND BANKINO. Then take some of the salaries of other New Yorkers: H. B. Hyde, president of the Equitable Life Assurance society, receives f0,iHi0; James W, Alexander, the vice president, f.10,000, and John A. MeCall, the comptroller, fi"i.(i00. R. A, McC'urdy, president of the Mutual Insur-ance company, receives lji50,0UO, and Ii, A. Grannis, the vice president, receives $M0.KH). V. H. Beers, president of the New York Life Insurance company, re-ceives ffiO.Oim. and Dr. Henry Turk, the vice president, $10,000. John U. lingo-ma-the vice president of the Metropoli-tan Insurance company, receives $;i.),000, P. O. Ileald, president of the Home Fire Insurance company, gets $15,000, aud I John W. Murray, tha vice president of the German-America- n company, $!o,0ft0. Then look at some of the salaries paid to the chief officers of banks and trust companies. Frederic P, Olcott, presi-dent of the Central Trust company, re-ceives lr1,00fl; Richard King, president of tho Union Trust, receives $.)0,000j lien. Louis Fitztrerald, president of the Mercantile Trust company, receives $10,. 000; John A. Stewart, president of the United States Trust company, toddles ulims wilh fiO.OOO, and Col. W. L. Tren-hol-president of tho American Surety rompuny, receives f20,000. President Williams, of the Chemical bank, and President Perkins, of the Importers and Traders, each receive $!0,0oit, and the average salary of other bank president in New York is from $10,000 to $15,000. There is ft long string of such salaries, ami the general opinion is that the men earn their money. The interests of these vast companies ore till under tlie minute observation of the commanding officer. These interests extend over all the globe, and requir the greatest judgment and the most skillful knowledge of affairs. Many of j these officers by their keen knowledge 1 of affairs of state and nation save their "I coiiiiiiwties annually ten times the salary A"f fie'receive. They are provided against I almost every system of blackmail by I reason of their vast experience in tha conduct of their companies, and earu their salaries maay times over. Up in the dry goods district the big men of the Clallin company, Tefft, Weller & Co. and other firms of that caliber receive on an average $.",000 to $10,000 a year. There are several excep-tions where buyers and others run their incomes np from $10,000 to $20,000 a year. This is in the dry goods jobbing branch, because in the dry goods com-missi-branch tho average salary of an employe is from $3,500 to fo.OOO a year; There are exceptional people who re-ceive $7,500. All of these people earu their money, too. The vast experience, necessary to buy goods successfully and to keep in touch with tho vast competi-tion of the present day is certainly worth a lilieral income. Then tho gelling of goods requires an extended acquaint, ance, much personal outlay and the tem-perament of a diplomat. NATIONAL AND STATE OFFICERS. ' Looking over these few facts and fig-ures thf salary of the president of the United States comes in for consideration. The liresident receives ."i0,000 a year, and from the day he enters the White House until tho hour he leaves it very few men can tell how hard he earns his money. There can bo no adequate rule of compensation applied to his case. The vast army of office holders and office seekers who besiege him ought to make the place worth aViOO.OOO a year at least. But possibly the compensation for the place is eked out by its great honor and the hurras and cheers which greet the president, no mutter how unpopular he may be, wherever he goes. The salutes of the great cruisers, the bands playing "Hail to the Chief," tho great personal honors shown tho holder of the office no doubt are intended to make up the compensation, which cannot be repre-sented by his salary of $"i0,000 a year. The cabinet officers receive $8,000 a year; senators and congressmen receive each f),000 a year. Governor Hill re-ceives $10,000 a year, and the senators ami assemblymen receive $1,500 a year. One ha only to look at the difference in the figures received by men in pnblio life and those paid to men who reach the pinnacle in bnsinoss life in New York to observe the great ditterence ana to wonder at it. The wonder is that men of the personal abilities at the head of tlie national and state governments should consent to accept the salaries paid to them. But then comes the uni-versal statement that the honors of the places held by them in a measure must make tip for this vast difference in the pecuniary compensation. New York XUi. BUMMONS. In the distr'ct court in and for the Third Judi-cial district of Utah territory, county of Halt Lake. Ihaiiki. Lynn, plaintiff, ) vs. v Summons. Khank Lynn, d 'emiant i The iKopleof t'ie territory of t'tah send RrcetUm to Frank L'. nu. : 'lil! Alt'. IIKKI'.HY KF.yLMKLI) TO AI 1 mar In an action broui-li- t unamt ym by tlie above named plaintiff In the district court ot the Tb.r.i Judicial d stnet of the territory of t tali, and to mi-n- :b compllnt nlcd there-in wlihl.i ten davs lex. luslve of the day of ser-vice! alter tiie service on you of this summons -- .f served withlu this countv; or. li served out of tids county, hut in tins district, wilhln twi in v d .vs; otherw ise w it hln forty days or JudiniM-n- hv (te'a'iit will l.e taken araluM you aci ordine to the prayer of said complaint. The said action is brouuht to a dec re of title coin t v. n. the bonds of m trillion y here-tofore existing betw ecu the plaintiff and de-fendant and awarding the plaint, ft her cost in this action. Above relief prayed on the itr.uind that de-fendant lor more than oiie yar last pa-.- t has wllfsilly failed and nenlectd 1 provl epla with the common necessaries of lite, and without au-- e or Just provocation has treated plalhtlf in such a cruel and Inhuman m inner as to cause her great mental uud bo.ltly dis-tress. And you are hereby notllled that If you fail to appear and answer the said complaint a above required. Ih said plaintiff will apply to the court for ttie relief d inatMel Witness the lion. Charles H. Zane. Judire, and the seal nf ibe district court of th Th.rl indie al district, in and for the territory of t'tah, this nth day of 1 cmbur, in the year of our Lord one thousand, eiht hundred and ninety. hkai..1 Hl'-NK- O. McMlLI.AN, Cleric. lly liKo. I). Loomis, Deputy Clerk. LEGAL NOTICE- - lu the Probate Court In and for Salt Lake County, Territory of I t ih : VOTIOr". OK TtMK AN'O placp. kok i the hearing of petlib n for adm.Hs.on to probate of will. In the matter of the estate of Niels C. Christ. mson. deceased. Pursuant to an order of said court In said matter, noi c- - Is hereby mven that Tues lav, the third d ty of February. AD., ini. at hi o'clock am, at the county court horn. n in Salt Lake City. I'tah terrliorv. in the court room ol sod court Ims been appointed thn time and place for the he.niUK ot a p.-- t lion of Mary OhtMeiiHan, pravlmc for the admission to probate of a cer-tain document therein presented, pun. irt.ng to be tl.e last will and testament of Niels C. Chnsteii-en- , deceased, when and where all P'.rsons inierested may appear and opuose the proKn-- of said will or the fcranM.i: of letters of ailm nlstthtion with will annexed to said Mary thrlsteiiseu as prayed lor In said pit tion. In wllne whereof 1 have hereunto set my bind and affixed Ih" seal of said com t, this tw enty roml day of January. A.D., H.i. 1NI. .I1, C. K Ai l FN. Clerk of Probate Court. Fkank Pthiii k. Att'y for Petdloner. SUMMONS. In the district oor.rt in an for the Thi.-- Ju-dicial district of Utah tirdtory, county t Salt Lake. Kobert W. Jackson, vlalntlff, ) vs Summons. Josephine Jackson, defendant. ) Tlr people ot tiie territory of Utah send greet-ing to Josephine Jackson, Defendant: 'OlT AHE ilKRF.IIY KK'.i;iKKD TO AP-pe- In an action brought nKalnst you by tlie al ove named plaintiff In tlie District court of Hie Ihltd Judicial district of the territory cfCtah, and to answer the o .iiitdalnt tiled therein withlu ten days (exclusive of the day of service! utter the service oil you of tills summons If served t Ins county : or. It served out of this county but in tills district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty davs -- or Judgment l.y delimit will l e taken against vou. ac airdln to the prayer of said complaint. The said action Is Lroejht to have a decree of this court dissolving tuo bonds of matrimony eslstimj beiwren the plslntlff and defendant, and awarding the plaintiff such other anil further relief as to tlie court may se in Just. Above relief prayed for on thn ground that the defendant on the iiulh day of July. IhW. without Just cause or provocation deserted plaintiff and her home ami ever ainue has continued to so desert plaintiff and posi-tively refuses to live with him. And you are hereby notllled that If you fail to appear ii ud answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will a iply to the court for the ledef demanded therel. Witness the Hon. Charles 8. Z ine, Juilue, and Die seal of the District court of the Third Judicial district. In heal and frr the territory of Utah, this 1MB day of December, In tneyearof our Lord one thousand elKttt hundred and ninety. iiKNKY o. McMillan, Clerk. Hy Geo. D. Loomis, deputy clerk. NOTICE OF rCRFEITUBE. rpo HANS CLAX StN. l YOLK IIF.IKS 1 or assigns - You are hereby not itli d that 1 hate expended tlim In labor and lniprove-tuellt- s nil the "MornluK Star" loilo, ntllatad what is caliel ' Mill A " south fork of lti 0 I'lonwo id, Hslt Lake Cjtinty, I tah Tend torv, In on.er to hold said premise under the provisions of Revised Htitutesof tlie l ulled St ites. and In compllanc- - of the local law s of Hi Cottonwood Minim: district, be UK the amount re (iiired to hold the same the ear ending D cember. lH);sndlf within nl'neiv in da)S from th() rervice of this notice tor within ninety days after this uo.l eo' pubilciit.oni you fail orrefus.io contrlbutii vour proportion, to wit: tltrtit",, and oxpen.es of this advertisement of such ex-pend ture as acn owner, your Interest In sail da m will become the piunerty of the under said section Date 1 January Wd. IS.d. It. M. JonNsOV. SUMMONS. In the District Court In and for the Third Judi-cial DlBtrict of I'tah Territory, County ot Halt Lake. Simon llamlMjruer and Jacob E. Ilamberg.-r- , Plaintiffs, vs. (Jeorire Hnilth, (icotlfe Smith jr John Y'. Smith James Henry Smith, Mary Cooper, Kuby Smith, Mabel Sm'th, Viu StKnmous. Mason. teofe ,iason. John Keith, Lucy Masou. Mary Hy-att Keith, tleo Keith. James Cooper Keith. William Keith, Heatrlce Isabella f air, (ieorg-m- M. Plckrell. and Margaret S. F.ddy, defendants. Tha People of the Territory of I'tah send Jroetlim to tieorge Smitu. i.eorne Fmllh. Jr., Smith, James Henry Sinliu, Mary Cooper, Kuby Smith. Mab'l Smith, Win. Mason, Oeorge Mason, John Keith, Lttoy Mn-iii- i. Mary Hvatt Keith, Qeorge Keith. James Co.iper neith. William Keith. Hea-trlce Isabella Farr. (leorglna M. Plckrell and Margaret H. Kddy, Defendants'. You are hereby required to appear in an ac-tion brought aintinst you bv the above-name-plainHrtB in the District court or the Third .ludht.il District of the Territory of I'tah, and to answer the complaint tiled therein within ten davs (exclusive ot the day of serv-ice) after the service on you of this summons - if served withlu this county : or if served out of this county, but, In this district, wuhln twenty davs; otherwise within forty days or judgment bv default w ill he taken attainst you, according to the prayer ot said complaint. The said action Is brouuht to have a decree of this court requiring defendants and each of them to set forth the nature and extent of their and each of their interests or estates In the premises hereinafter described, and deter-mining ihe same; decree'nireachofdefeudanta to have no right, title, estate or Interest in or to said premises or auy part thereof; and auletlni! the title of plalntlfts thereto aealiist and each of theru and anainst any and all persons claiming or hereatter to claim under or through said defendants or any of them: adjudging that plaintiffs recover their costs herein anainst any of said defendants who mav appear or est up by way of answer herein any right, iniereni or estate lu said premises or any part thereof, and for other further relief. 'Said premises are described as follows Part of lots, block nil. plat. A, Salt Lake City survey, commencing at north- - east corner of said lot, running thence smith .'lid feel, thence west 10 feet, thence north XMI feet, thenca east lid feet to place of beginning, situate in Halt Like count v, Utah territory. And you are hereby notified that if ymi fall to appear and answer the said complaint as aliot e required, thesa d plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness the Hon. Charles H Zane. Judge, and the seal of the district court of the Thir.i Judi-cial District, in and for the territory of Itah, this Kith day of December In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety. 1st-- : a I, HKNHY Q. M M1LLAN. Clerk. Hy . D. LOi ).M ib. Deputy Clerk. K. H. CK1TC11LOW. Attorney for ITffs. "NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION . Land oimcb at 8ai t lake city, I'tah, I January b th, IH.U. f N'OTICB IS HEHKBY (ilVtN THAT THK named settler lias riled notice of his intention to make tins) proof in support o; his claim, and that said proof will be made before the relstrr and receiver of the land odice. st Halt Lake (It y. I'tah, on February 'sth, IKiu. vl',: Charles II. Wilckeu, D. S. No. Ii;s4i. for tlie south half ff the southwest quarter section 4, township 2 south, ranue I we-- t, Salt Lake meridian. Me names the following witnesses to prove his continuous resident e upon and cultivation of, said land, viz: lleiKd iienuion. aud William McLaugh-lin of North Jordan product, Salt Lake county, I Uli. Samuel Wallnieand Joslah Wallacs of (iraiujer precinct. Sail Lake countv, I'tah. No. TWI.) FRANK D. HOHBH. ReKlster. AN ORDINANCE FOK FILLING VACANCIES 1)R0V1D1N(! exist lu any elective ofllce of Salt Lake Ciiv. Section 1. ite it ordained hy the city council of Salt Lake C.ty: That Incase any vacancy may exist lu any elective office of the city, the city council shall inipolnta suitable pet sou to fill said vacancy, who shall qualify and (0V bond In the same manner, perform the same duties. and be subject to the same pahlllt esa the olhcer w hose office shall become vacant, and he shad hold office until his succ).BorB!iall be dulv elected and qualified, unless sooner re-moved by the city council for cause. Sec a. Till ordinance to te lu force from and after Itg pus line. Passed December hh. IMO. skat, (li;o. M.HcOTT. Mayor. Attest: J. F. Jack, City Kfmorder. Teiiri tout ok Utah, ' ( ' Col'NTV of Saii Lakk. ( I. J. v. Ja -- k. recopter of Salt Lake City, do hereby certlly that the foregoing Is a fail, true and correct copy of "An or ilnani e for 1'lHing Vacancies that may exist in auyKlectlvaOdlce of Halt Lake City," passed bv the city council of Bait Lake C.ty December lftth. Itvi, as ap-peals of record in my oril. e. In testimony w hereof, I hare hereunto set my hand and affixed the corporate seal of Salt Lake City this Kdh day of December, A. D. Isio. INKAL. J. F. JACK. City Recorder. KOTICfc 1VOTICE OF THK INTENTION OP TUB 1 city council to extend water mains on Fifth Last street. Noiice Is hereby Klven by the city council of Salt LakeClty of the Intention of such council to make the following described linptovemeut, : Ksirudm aud layliiK iron water pipes or mains alon the followiiin streots, natuuiy: Fifth Fast street from ceiiler of Six 'h and Seventh South to ceuter of Klghth and Nineth 8until street!, and defraying three fourths ot the cost thereof, estimated at thirty-fiv- hun-dred (f' Sld) dollars, bv a local assessment upon the lots or pieces of ground within the follow-ing described district, being Ibe district to tie affected or benefited by said improvement, namely: Lots i and 4, block Hi; lota 1 aud s. block an; lots 1, Ii, 7 and 8, block V; lota II, 3. 4, an t ti, block III: lots B and 7. block fl: lots 5 aud . block b; all In plat II, Halt Lake Clfy survey. All protests and objections to the carrying out of such Intention must be presented in writlnn to the city recorder on or before February 3rd, lKt'l, beltift the time eet by tne said council when it will hf ar and consider such objections as may be made thereto. My order of the city council ot Salt Lake City, made November ith, 1W J. F. JACK, City Recorder. Palt Lake City, January nth, 11. NOTICE TO CREDIT0R3. OF THOM AS PHICB.DKCEA8KD j - Notice is hereby given hy th" under-slftie-administrator of thaesvate of Thomis Price, deceased to t'ie creditors of, and all having clalu a against tlie said de-ceased, to exhibit theui with, tha necessitry vouchers withlu ten month arter the first publication ol this notice, to the said adminis-trator at his resident e No. 813 West First South street, Salt Lake City, In the county of Salt Lake. Dated Salt Lake City, I'tah. January 22. IW. JOS. 0. DAVIS, Administrator of the estate of Thomas Price, deceased. SUMMON 3. In tlie District Court In and for th Third Ju-dicial District of Ctah Territory, County of Suit Lake. Christine Lystrup plaintiff, ) vs. VSumiuoss. Peter Lystrup, defendant. The people of the Territory of Utah send greeting-- To Peter Lystrup, defendant. i on are heseby required to appear in an ac-tion brought against you bv the above mimed plaintiti in the Judicial Court of the Third Ju-dicial District of the Territory of Ctah. aud to answer the i ompla'nt tiled therein within ten days lexclublve of the day of service) after the service on yon or this summonsIf served within this county; or. if served oiit ofthts loiiuty. but In this district, within twenty days, otherwise within forty days or Judg-ment by default will be taken against you, ac-cording to the prayer of said complaint. Tlie sain action Is brought to have a decree of this court dissolving the marriage existing between plaintiff and defendant: awarding to plaintiff the s de care, custody and control of the child. Caroline O.. Issue of aaid marriage; and for costs of suit; above relief prayed on the ground that In the month of October. 1W, defendant li tally abandoned said plai itlff without any cause or excuse, and has ever since failed to provl le tlie common or any necessaries of life for plaintiff and mid child, and hHH contributed nothing toward their support. And you are hereby notified that If you fall to appear and answer tlie said complaint as above required. th said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief denunded 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 Uti.h. this ITth day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ntnety-one- . iskai.1 HENRY O. McMILLAN, Clerk. By Uko. D. Looms, Deputy Clerk. BUMMONS. In the District Court in and for the Third Judi-cial District of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. Emma Rose Clinton, Plaintiff, ) v- - I James O. Harris and Oliver W. Summons, Mink, Trustees, and Melllssa D. Clinton. Defendants, j The people of the Territory of Utah send greeting: To James t. Harris and Oliver W. Mink, trustees, and Melissa D. Clinton, de-fendants. '(i' ARB HKREHY REQUIRED TO AP-- I ll-a- in an actlou brought against you by the above named plaintiff lu the district court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah and to answer the complaint tiled therein within ten days, (exclusive of the day of service! alter the service on you of this summons -- if served within this county: or, if served out of this county, but in this district, within twenty days: otherwise within forty days -- or Judgement by default will be taken against bu, according to the prayer of said complaint. The said action la brought to have a decree of this court as to defendants, Jaiuea ti. Har-ris and Oliver W. Mink, trustees, adjudging that a certain alleged deed of conveyance, dated March 17, leit. from Jamea W. Smith, conveying the property hereinafter described to one Zerubabble Snow; also a certain al-leged ouit claim deed from William W. Kitter and Prlscllla Hitter, his wife, conveying said premises to defendants, James W. Harris and Ullver W. Mink, trustees, on or about Septem-ber 10, ISHj, be declared to tie a cloud upon the tltlH of plaint.ff In and to said real estate.an d that each of said conveyan-e- s be declared to he fraudulent and void; that the same Iw set aside, vacated, and decreed to be cancelled of record: declaring the title of said estate to be in plaintiff, and quieting the ttileof same as to anv claim of defendant, Melissa D. Clinton; for costs of suit, and such other and further relief as may be deemed Just and equitable. Said pienils.-- s are described as follows, L. ts 1 and a. section 86. township I south, range 4 west TooeU county, Utah territory. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to tlie court for tlie relief demanded therelu. Witness, the Hon. Charles S. Zane, bulge, and the seal of the District Court of the Third Judicial District, SIAL.1 in and for the Territory ol Utah this P.th day of December. In the year of our Lord ono thousand eight hun-dred and ninety. IIkmivO. McMillan, Clerk. TSy Ceo. P. Loomis, Deputy Clerk. "summons. In the District Court In and for the Third Judic-ial DIst ic: of Utah Tt rrdory, Couuty of Salt Lake, Arthur CitoxroBD, Plaintiff, I vs. v Summons. Rosa iKAHtLUCBOXKortn. t Defendant. The People of theTerrltorvof Cfab send greet-ing to Hose Isabella Croxford. defendant. '00 ARE HKKEHY REQUIRED TO AP-- pear In an action broiuht ag i:nt you by the above named plaintiff in the dlsi re t court of hi Third Judicial district of the territory of Utah, an to answer the complaint tiled there-in wnh n ten days (exclusive of t!.e day of servi ei after the service cn you of tr.s sum-lnon-if s r with n tills county: or, if served out of this countv. but In this district. vlthn twenty dat a: therwlse wlihln forty davs or judgment by default will be taken against you. according to the prayer of sail complaint. T ie said 8"! ion is brought to have a decree of this court dissolving the bonds of matri-mony rove sling between plan.lft and de-fendant an i granting a divorce to defendant: awarding him the uustody of the minor chil-dren, Issue of said marriage, to wit, lirant and Artliur W. D. Croxford. and for such other and fiirttu r r- llef aa mav be Just and equitable: above ie lef prayed on the g.ound that on or about tne 1st dav f June. I'H,. defendant wil-fully and without cause doer el and aba this pl ilntlf. aud has ever s n e con-tinued to so desn t, and abandon him. without so ffli lent cause, or an reason, and against his w ill an-.- without his consent. And vou are hereby notified that If you fa I to npp'-a- r and snsw.-- r the s tld complaint as ab.ive required, the said pla:: t ff will apply to the i o irt for the relief demanded. Wtiress the Hon. Oaarles s. Zane, Ji d e and the sen of the district court of the Tnud bdicial in and lor the territory f Utah, this 7. h day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand e ght hundred and ninety one. iskai.1 henry o. McMillan, cin-k- Hy (iK.o. D. Loomis, Deputy Clerk. A RESOLUTION. RESOLUTION CONFIRMING FRAN-ch'sc- s A granted the Halt LakeCHy railway company February 11th, 1KJ iindMayi&tb, 1S.KI. lie it resolved by tlie city council of Salt Lake Citv that whereas le section six ot) of a resolution of tlie 8 aid city council entitled 'a resolution urantlnu a fran. liise to the Sait Lakef liy Railroad company.- i dopted Febru-ary nth, isil) 'The said Salt Lake Railroad company was required t (omiiien-- work within sixty days afie.-th- acceptance of said franchise, and were raqulred t complete at le is' five miles of said road mentioned in sail resolution within six months alter sa'd and upon tlielallnie thereof, tlie gran, and fran-chise made in said resoluiioa was to become null and void : and. Whereas, Hy sectli a six (Si of a resolution granting a franchise to the Sait Lake City Kailroad company, passed Mavttnh. into, work was require! to be commenced hysalu railroad company upon the lines therein specified within sixty irtbi diys after the acceptance of the grrnt therein contained, or the s ud grant was to become null and void: and, Whereas. It was further therein provi-ded that the number of miles of track upon the lines described In sai l last named resolut on constructed within six i(o months afier tiie passage of said resolution, should l e credit d to said ci and bedeemed and accepted as a performance of the re lulretnents cou titined tn the said section six (Si of the resolu-tion i ranting a fraiirhiB ' t,i said cbmpany, :;d 'pt d February llth lsW,"to complete five miles of road within nine mouths after tlie acceptance of said and. Whereas, The said Salt Lake City Railroad company; within the time spec lied in said resolution respectively, commenced work as therein pi and complete d more than live miles of road as thTciu require. Now tlie etoio. be it Resolved. That the franchise granted to said company in so far as a compliance of said eon-- d it oils is concerned y and the same is here-by c. intirnie at'd niai.e absolute. Passed January 14. Atrest: J, V. Jack. Geo. M. Scott, seal. Re order. Mayor. U.NITFO STATr S Of AMKRICA. 1 TKltlttlOKT UK I T ill. MS. Halt Lake City. ) I.J. F. Jack, recorder of San Lake City, do hereby certify fiat tb is a full, trun and cor.e t coj.y of a re-- ution rout rr lug frauch hcs grained the S.:li Lake clly Rad-io id co npany Felruary 11. 1, and May Kith. 1H ). passed t y th- - city council of Salt Lake city, as uppearsof re. on! in my omce In testimony whereor. I have hereunt sei juy han and antxid the or orate seal o Sail LakeClty, this mnd day of January. A. D.. IS.U. J. F. Jack, Clly Recorder. SUMMONS. In the District four' m an t for the Third Ju-dicial District of Utah Territory, couuty of Salt Lake. Martha Scott. 1 Plaintiff vs. SUMMONS. Simeon W. Scott, Defindant. ) The People of the Territory of Utah send Oreetai; To Simeon W. Scott, Defendant. Yon are hereby required to appear in an ac-tion brought against you by the above named plaintiff. In the. Distrct Court of tha Thir l Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer tl.e complaint tiled there. n within ten days (exclusn e of the day of service) after the service on you of tliissiinirnoiis- - if served wilhln this county; or, if served out of this county, but in tills distib t, wilhln twenty days: otherwise w thin forty davs or judg-ment hv-- derault, will be taken aualnst vou. ac- - cording to the prayer of sa.d complaint. Trie said is broim-h- t to have a decree of this court dissolving tiie tion. is of matri-mony existing between the platntttf and de-fendant; awarding the plaintiff the custody and control of minor children, issue of said marriage, and such general rell-- f as may tie deemed just and equitable; setting apart to the nlaiittiff. such pot tion of the common property as may b, cotisiderej just and eqi, ami restraining tlie defendant from g of or In any way Incumbering the household and kin-he- property now in pos-session of the piaintiil, in the house where she Is living, lit No. Id u Last T, ltd South street, Salt Lake Cltv.Ulah. and lertalu real and per-sonal property. In which defendant is inter-fste.- l us heir at law and son of John Scott, deceased: described as a certain tract of land, situated in Mill Creek Preivu. t, Halt Lake county, of a'Tcs of about tne value of jHtiuoi, Requiring the defendant to pay into court a leaso'.iabie sum, to defray the expenses of this action, iNi, and for counsel fees Kin), and that he pay th" plaintiff such further Bums of alimony, : 7., or such amounts as to this court may seem Just for her sup-port (luring the pendency of this action. Above relief praved for on the ground of adul-tery, roiutnltted bv the defendant, with one Jos'sle Jackson, on tlie 'Sfh day of April. and divers other times in a room ar the White House hotel. No. am South Main street. Salt Lake City, Utah, without the consent, conni-vance, procurement or previous knowledge of the plaintiff. And yon are hereby untitled that if you fall to appear and answ er tliu sa d complaint as above re mired, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief therein. Wir.NKss the Hon. Charles H. Zane, s.i Judge, and the. Heal of the lls- - ( ) trict Court or the Thir.i Jtulic- - SEA' - ial District. In aud foi the Ter-- , ' ,) ntory of Utah, this 'HI) day of , -- , Decemoer. in the year of our Lord, one thousand eiu'ht hundred and ninety. HhsiiY (., McMillan, Clerk., Hv Duo. D. Loomis, Deputy Clerk. ClaiirN! K W. Hai.i Any. for Plaintiff. No. Tf.V NOTICE EOS PUBLICATION. Land Office at Salt Lake City, Utah, January 8, ism. VOTICE IS HEREUY OIVF.N Til AT it tne following named settler has filed no-tice of her intention to make final pr .of in support of her claim, and that said proof will be niHib1 before the county clerk of Tooele county Ttah. at Tooele C.tv, Utah, on Febru-ary It, isin. viz: Mary Ann Hiskcy, D. S. No. llrti7, fortheF.H NWi-- i and 8W! NEland N i, SE'4 setclou IS, township 3 south, tauge a west. She names the following witnesses to prove her residence upon and cultivation of. said laud, viz: F. lmiiud Leaver. J. L.Whlt.ihoue, William j, v. Whitcliouse, ail of Lako View, Utah. Frank II. Hnnnsi, Register. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. It STATE OF HARRIET HOWDLE, ceased. Notice is hereby given hy the undersigned, executor of the estate of Ilaril-- t Howdle. deceased, to the r 'dltors of. and all petsous having claims against the said to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within feu- - months after the lirst publication of this notice, to the said exe-- I ciitor, at No. SMI. Mam street. Salt Lake City, Utah, in the countv of Bait Lake. .1. H. Uowni.K. Executor of the estate, of Harriet Howdle, deceased. . MARSHAL'S SALE. DUUSTTANT TO AN EXE UTION' To 1 me directed by tho Third Judicial District court of tlie Territory of Utah, I shall expose at public sale at the front door of tho county court house, in the city of Salt L ike, county of Salt Lake, and Territory of Utah, on the lUth day of Febiuary. Il. at IS o'clock, m,. all the right, title, claim aud Interest of the Salt Lake Simltrlum Association, of. in. and to the fofl iwing described real estate, sit-uate, lying and being in Salt Lake county, and described as follows, Part of lot 7. block 77. plat A. Salt Lake City survey, commencing at a point W feet south of the northeast cirner of said lot and running thence lea feet west, thence south 44 feet, thence east ;t) feet, thence north 44 feet to place of beginning, together w itii all build-Ing-machinery aud appurtenances belonging" and thereto stt'irhed. To be sold aa the prop-erty of The Sait Lake Sanitoritim Association, at the suit of James (ilendunniug. Terms of fale, cash. E. II. Parsons. U. S. Marshal By A. O. Dyrk, Deputy Marshal. Dated January 18, iswl. BUMMONS. In the district court of the thirl Judicial dis-trict of Utah territory, County of Halt Lake. Olive Avery. Plaint HI, vs. Sylvester Avery, Defendant, The people of the Territory of Utah send greeting to Hyivester Averv. defendant. VOU ARE HEKEHY KF.yPIKED TO AP-- 1 pear in an act-o- 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 tiled there-in within ten days lexeiusive of the day of ser-vice) after the set vice on you of this summons if served within this county; or. If served out of this county, but lu this district, within twenty davs: otherwise within forty days-o- r Judgment by default will he taken against you, recording to the prayer of said complalnt- Th said action Is brought to have a decree of this court dissolving the bonds of mtitrl-moti-between plaintiff and defendant, and granting plainttn a divorce from defendant a t inculo; allowing her to take her maiden name of Olive Gilbert, and for such other ami further relief as is just and equitable: aliove relief prayed on tiie grounds that on or about the 1st day of August,' lsss. defendant willfully and without cause deserted and abandoned this plaintiff, and ever since has and still does so desert and abandon said plaintiff, and live separate and apart from her against her will and without her consent : and that since March 1st,, lsss. defendant has failed and neglected to provide Tor plaintiff the common necessaries of lire, although of sufficient ability so to do. And you are hereby notllled that if you fall to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply 1 1 the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness the Hon. Charles S. Zane, Judge, and the seal of the district 1 court of the Third judicial district, si skal. V in and for the Territory of Utah. I r-- ) this 17th day of December in the year or our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety. HENRY i. McMILLAN. Clerk. Dy GEO. D. LOOMIS, Deputy Cltirk. DELINQUENT STOCK NOTICE. rpHE HRjUHTON & NORTH POINT IRRT-- Ration Company Location of principal place of biisiiejs. Brighton meeting-house- . Salt Lake county. Utah. There are delinquent upon the following describe 1 stock of the Brighton North Point Irrigation C impany on assessment of sixty iSui cents per s!iar.. levied upon the Pith day of October, lsim, t ho several amounts set opposite tiie names of respective shareholders as follows: Certf. Nanl6' Shares. Am,t 3i -A- -u. 11, Henry S I 4 80 1 A 0 5 40 41 Hockholt, D, (estate) .1 1 St) IH f -- Crowtb-r. m 'M 14 4 ) Unissued Same.. it I '41 M- - Pnuford. Alma H 10 ft 0) tit Dur.conilK-- . David 7 4 30 isnmiy. (ieo H 7 4 ai I)-- Home. Jno P 8 4 ill Sr. Robt 3 1 so I'nitau d Ha.cu. Jr, Robt.. ..1 So ;; Oeo f 3 no , 8 1- 7- Holmes (IS HI 4li Jacobs, Cliarldaii 3 1 su Sophia A u a 40 lsi'e-- Learned, Newton A 5 S (l i- v- " 4 If 40 lou Llovd, John 4 40 ! Maxey, David 7 4.0 A H IT 10 10 n-o- N ai. Geo :! 6,1 Ilia Nash. John S 40 !f74 Snell, Liu mm E 11 8 HI iDTIt-- - 17 Id JI a-m- " " is i SK- I- " " 'sM 11 ' m i Fchoenfeld. Jos :i DO 90-- Si hoenfeld. John S to sat Toronto, hetrs of Joseph,... 4ft 17 eo ltd Worsmuth. Z ft 3 HO fWrav. Dcatup 7 4 a) OB 10 U. And in accordance with law and the order of the Hoard of Directors made on said pith day of October, end a suepient order of said j tioarii of directors made on the Ulth day (if De-- ' cemoer. A. D. IS'.tO; so many shares of each parcel of stock as may bo i ry will bj sold at the office of thp treasurer of the com-pany. Arthur llrown. at No. 'JCl Main stre t, iiipstaiisi Halt Lak" City. Utah, on the I. th day of February. A, D, lsul at 1'J o.clock nism of tad day to pay delinquent assessment tin reon together with the cost of advertisinir aud expenses of sale. H. U. rj tchuuW, Secretary. AN ORDINANCE 4 MENDING SECTION 3 OK CHAPTER 18 i of the revised ordinances of Salt Lake City, Sk.tion 1. He It ordained by the city coun-cil of Salt, Lake Citv: That section :t of chan-ter is or the revised ordinances of Salt Lake Clly be and is hereby amended to read as fol-lows : Sec. .1. The sexton is hereby empowered to sell lotBin said cemetery and to collect before occupancy all dues arising from s ic'a sales, and all moneys so colle. ted hall b. by him paid into ti e city treasury, as often as once a month, less 10 per cent thereof for each lot sold for ii and under, mid for each lot sold j for sny sum exceeding two and one-hal- f ' dollars, which he may ic.iin as his commis-- - sion for selling ai.d collecting. He shall give to ea: h purchaser a certificate f r each lot, or part of lot bought, with tie price the eof, which shall describe the lot so bought, aud he shall keep a d iplica'e ot said reri lib-at- and Hie same The price of lots, tho she being sixteen and one-hu- fBet ,quare. shall not exceed (Itu, nor shall they be ies.s ihnn 1U, the cemetery committee lieiug empowered, to regulate the p- ce accord lg to location, sub-- ' Jed to the approval of the city council; nnd ail lots and nartsof lots so conveyed, together with nil improv iiieuts thereon shall be ex-- I empt from taxation (excpt for water) and execution. Sec. g. This ordinance to be lu force from and after Its passage. Pa.-sa- December id, tsuO. j ska l. K. M. SCOTT, Mayor. ' Attest: J. F. Jack, City Recorder. Unhkd Si'Atks or amkuica, i Tbuhithkt or Utah. ss. Salt Lakk cm", I I,.I. F. Jack, recorder of Salt Lake City, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full,; aud correct copy of An Ordinance Amend-ing Section ilof C iapter IS of the Revised of Salt Lake Citv," passed by the clly council ot Salt LakeClty Decern Iter ad, lswu, as apissars of record in my office. In testimony w hereof I have hereunto set nty hand and affixed the eorinirate seal of Salt LakeClty, this Decern her VJA, A. D. lfl. Iseal.1 J. F. JACK, City Recorder. a NOTICE. In the probate court In and for Salt Lake entity, territory of Utah. Notice of time and place for the hearing of petition for almlssion to probate of will. In tt,e matter of the estate of Niels 0. Christiansen, deceased. DURSDANT TO AN ORDER OF 6AID I court in said matter, Uoth e Is hereby given that Tuesday, the lid day of February, A. D- - ism. at li o clock a. in., at the county court house in Salt Lake city. Utah territory, in the court roi m of --aid court, has leen ap-pointed the time and place for the hearing ot a petition of Mary Christiansen praying for the admission to probate of a certain document therewith presented, purporting to be the last, will and testament of Niels C, Christiansen deceased, when and wheie ull persons Inter-ested may appear and oppose the probate of said will, or tne granting of letters testamen-tary to Mary Christiansen as prayed for lu said t efltiou. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said court, this md day of January, A. D. ISlil. IskauI C E. ALLEN. Clerk Probate Court. liy C. E. STANTON, Deputy Clerk. Wants His Presents Back. i I William Bhoneman has applied to the rolico of Lincoln, Neb., for aid in $4,"i wortli of presents he had Carrie Strnber. bis late betrothed. .1 Miss Htruber is a tall, handsotno yountz woamn, who Khonenian says had to meet him at .the Burlington depot Thnv: day night and run oft" to Omaha to (,et married. He was there, but she wasn't, and he says refused to have anything more to do with him. He therefore wants Ms presents. Cor. Oiaa- - ha World Uerald. ' ' j "notice OF THE INTENTION OF THK CITY council to extend water mains on Thir-teenth Fast street. Notice is hereby uD en hy the citv council of Sa'.t Lake City of the lu'entiou of such coun-cil to make trie f.'lkrwlf.e described tmpr.oe-nient- . Kxtenoing ard laying iron water pipes or mains along the following streets, namely: on Thirteenth Fad stieet from midw'ay between Second and Third South to mldwav between Third and Fourth South stieets, w'ith lat srals on Third South street; and defraying f the cost thereof estimated at two thousand dollars, by a local assessment n t ou the lots or pie. -- s of ground witliln ihe fi llo.vtnir des Tlbe.l district, thed'.stilct to be affected or benetitted by said improvement, namelv: Allot lots :l and i, blocks.; lotsl and 8. Wis k U lots 4 and 5. block tM; lots? and S. block ;::; all in plat F, Salt Lake (itv survey. All protests and ob-jections to tlie ca'rviug out of suciajiitentiou must be presented in wilting to tils' cliy re-corder on or before February 8 h. .mil. being the time set bv the said council when it will hear consider such ob.je:tions as may be ma le thereto. Hy order of the city council of Sail Lako City, made Jauuaj .v Ift, nn. (J. F. JACK. City Recorder. NOTICE. In the Prohatn Court, tn and for Salt Lake county. Territory of Utah. In the matter ol the estate of Isaac Lauey, de-ceased. TUTIOF. IS HF.RF.HY G1VKN THAT II. 8. I Laney, administrator of the estate of Isaac 1. alley, deceased, has rendered for set-tlement and liied in said court, his tinal ac-count of his admlnlstntiou of said estate and petmon for final distribution of the residue of said estate among the persons entitled th r'to, nnd that Tuesday, the Kith dav ot February, A. 1). lsid. at lu o ehs'k a m., at the courirooiu of said court, in th c uuty courthouse. Salt I.uk City ai d county, I tan territory, has been dulv' appointed by the judge of said court for the settiiineut of said account and hearing said is'tltion for distribution, at which time aud place any person lnterostud in sii.i efetita may appear and show cause, if any there be. why s.ibl should not be ,etlcd and approved and tinal distribution made as prayed for. C. K. ALI.F.N. Clerk of the Probate Court, C. K. Stanton, Datvd Jan. 10, ltVl. ' NOTICE TO CREDITOR 8. F.state of Fred R. Farmer, deceased NOTICE IS HKKEHY OIVEN HY TH8 the administrator of the es-tate of Fred K Farmer, deceased, to the credit-ors of. and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necesessary vouchers, w ithin ten months after the first publication of this notice, to the sal Thomas S. Snarr, administrator, at the law office ot C. O. Whlttemore and S P. Armstrong, No. 84 Main street, Salt Lake City, in the county of Halt Lake. Dated Jan. 13. Iran. Tnottas S. Snarr. Administrator estat of Fred Farias. i |