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Show THE SALT LAKE TIMES. WEDNESDAY, FE11RUAIIY 1, 18'JI 7 fhp Railroad Tickets. Von can save from 10 to SO per cent on your railroad tickets by Imying of F. li. Gilford oi Co. Every ticket pnar-utitee- Main office, SilO South Main street; branch office, 1? West Second South, near C'ulleu hotel. WEST TmrhZ. AT THK mm amm & s!;oe to. Wanteti. All kinds of second hand household .roodi at Etcliimin Webbers, 157 8 First East street. Morrison, Merrill & Co. Wholesalo and Rntai! LUMBER All kinds of Material pertaining t i the Lumber Yard Mislnesa. and siw-ia- l factllt esfor hindlinu GET THEIR PRICES. Third West, Beleen First and Second Ncrth . arson Davics Villi Soon k Hero. Such is the Partial Contents nf a Rpnfnt Ip pirram tn S500 Howard ! W'E will pay tho uboro rowan! f r any oast ot XArar Complaint, Iytpf irk H,ftii.''hi. "'titration, rmv. tipnunn r wo r.u.ii'-- euro witti Vft( Mtilo J.bor I'li hen th tiirtv an' Htrn-tlj- C irnpl ir'l with. T!- y arf ptirrlv and iit'v.T f.n! t' jfivt" . lcarfAttM I.!iv,e ron' mnmj 'I'lll '. rer.U. nf founts! an inntHiii-n- . 1 ln rciuiii'f ir.ftmif w i nr1 only by TH K J r I S ( '. Wf.ST ("MrtV'V. hp Atn ' 1M, -- a'e by Johnson, Pratt & Co., Salt Lake. 1 ' w &r" htn s Colonel Edw. Kelley. A Grand Sparring Exhibition Scon to be Given at the Elks Gymnasium. in order to appreciate the j fact, you must see for your-- 1 self, but it goes without say-ing that the Eiks Gymnasium opposite the Theater is ,ust about the place to go during your moments of leis. ure and enjoy th; benefits of as finely equipped a gymna-- ! shim as there is in the Terrj-- i j ory of Utah. Within the next six weeks iSiine fine boxing exhibitions ,irc to be given at tnis popa-- ! lar place in which the best pugilists in the territory will participate The celebrated Parson Da-vi- es Comb nation, that is now meeting with such phenome-nal success in the large East-ern cities, has been .. A t e1.-rgng.ed - it to uppe.u it. t. --ui. ji:iievs Amusement Palace during the month of February, and the lovers of scientific boxing are promised some splendid exhi-ition- s iu this line. Jimmie Williams, the young Utah champion, who recently made it so interesting for Geo. La Blanche, and gave that '...entlcman a few points in the ;ait of boxing, is the gentle-man who so ably directs and instructs the many amateurs who dady 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 sc ient fic manner to the aston-ishment of the interested pub-- ! lie. Between the zcs or after the perform men at th Thea-ter, you cannot iind a mere comfor'able 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 ot this establish-ment. CALL AND SEE HIM Opposite Theater. N. a No P. I s. , Official Itotfcc. notioeTor publication. Land Orpim at Sai t lake city, Utah, Januarv Kth. IS H. I yorirK ir ukreby oivr.N that thk 1 following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof In support ii" his clnlin. and that said proof will be mails lei.ce the i.g.tr n(l receiver of tho laud ofroe, at Stilt i.k City. Utah, on February ii'th. IHd. via: Churl II Wilckeii, I). S. No. lK-O- . for the south half of tn southwest quarter ssrtlnn 4, township 8 south, n.nge 1 west. Salt Lake nierldlun. 11 names the following wltnasaes to prove his continuous lesidcnce upon nnd cultivation of. said land, vir: Hcbei Reunion, and William Mel.attgh-H- i of North.lor U.i prectn-t- Unit Lake countv, 1 t ill, frnmtiel Wiltef aid Jonah Wallace of Ortuifcrprcelnol, Sail Lake ountv, i't:ili. N" ..! KifANK I). HOHU3.' Register. Official itoticca. NOTICE OF FOEFEITURE. ts.vrr Lakk Cm NTV, I January :i, W. ! rpo JACOH JACOHSOM. Oft u('R HKIRS 1 nras-igns- : Vm are hereby notified that we have i'ij,iuili'iMiiK) in labor and improve-ments upou tr.e lirear Western Lode, as will appear by crrtiile.to Qied ucoenihT .10. TO. In 1 i" office of !( cordcr West, Mountain Mining Silt Like county. Utah territory. In order to hold said prrtiiiaes under the pio.is- - ioUS of St': tioU .it tT Of the United Stales, being the amount require to held tl.e same for the yosr ending Deiiiher, lvi and If within oW ninety day from the ervh e of this notice lor within ninety days a.tcr this notice ot publication! you tail or re-ins' to contribute Torn prop rtlon, to wit: anil eApensrsof this advertisement, of such rxpen llttire as a company oener, your tnl cent in 'laid claim will heroine the prop r.y of the subscribers, under siud .cotton ;M, .IAMI'- - IilH.X, Nits L'Mirou.s. Ta'ed January 7. 1M. SUMMONS. In the district court in and for the Third Jit. dli-ia-i district of Utah territory, county ot Halt Lake. Uohert f Jackson, j.lalntlT, ) v'. Summon. Josephina Jackson, defendant. The people of the territory of Utah send greet-ing to Joiephine Jacnim. Defendant: A'OH AHC HEREBY HfcVUlRKn TO AP-- I pear in an action tirougut aalnst you hy th ai ovA named plaintiff In the Itiatrlct couro or the Third JndlcU! dtttrh t of the territory ofl'tah, ainl to anawur the c mplatnt Illed therein within ten diy (exclimive of th day of mryice) nfter the eenire on yon orthH mimmniM-- If within this county; or. If served out of thin county hut in thin 'district, within twenty dave; otherwise wtthln forty rtays-- nr Judgment by default will te taken analnst you, ac ord n to the prayer of u.i d roie.piatnt. The sstld acMon is l.roughl to hava a decree nfthia court diesol ling fie bonds of nitninonyexlst:n liwm the pblntif! ana defendant, and aariin the plaintiff such. 0 her and further relief a to the court m iv Above rel'i f praved for on tu" 1 that the defendant on the Ifj h day of July. IPNj, wiinout Just cause or provocation . rted pi lnt:(! and her home ami ever H.wa has continued to so dewrt. plaiutlit ami poal-tivel- y refuses to live with him. And you are hereby notified that. If you fall to appear and answer the wild lonplamtan above required, the said plaintiff w II a.iply to the court for the relief demanded theeoN. Witness the Ton. Charles rt. Z inn, JudiZ", and the seal of the District court of f i Third Judicial d'striet. In seal and fir th territory of Uiih. this le.th day of necetnber. in the year of our L'rrt one thousand e.ght hundred aud ninety. HENRY O. McMII.LAN, Clerk. Hy Gr.o. T). Loomis. deputy clerii. reply. "Well, let jus have ten and yon keep tlie bill until we get to Chicago," "Cnu't do it." "Can't you let me have five?" "No." "Perhaps you are afraid of the bill. I don't claim to know innch about money. Id it good or bod?" "It'a a counterfeit" "No!" "I'm Rtire of it." "It can't bo. I'll bet the face value of it that it is ft good bill. Lend mo ou it, won't you?" "No, sir, but I'll takothat bet of yours that tho couductor won't accept it us good." "Well, it will tut worth $20 to find out a!x)nt it," said the stranger, and off they went to tho conductor. "Give me two tens fur thin?"' brusquely queried the stranger, as lie handed out the bill. "If I can," replied the conductor, scarcely glancing at it. Ho mudo out a tea and two fives and passed them over, and tho ftetroiter handed over the amount of his bet, kicked himself into the nest car, and he never paw a bit of L:iko Michigan as tho train mado it way into Chicago. De-troit Free Press. Itoped Into a Bad lleL A Detroiter who deals in real estate, lav:, insurance, loans, lawsuits, politics, etc., went over to Chicago the other day. While nearing that city a man came to hAm nnd confitlentially remarlred: "There's a chap in the car back there trying to got a $-- '! bill changed. It'a a ba'se counterfeit, and I want, to put you nn yyiir guard." l ie was warmly thanked for his kind- - ness and parsed on, and five minntea later a mun ppo;iml with a bill in his j hand and .Tiked: "Friend, can you change this twenty?" "Sorry to say I cau't," was the prompt : BCHHGHS. In tho ritrlct Court in and f..r the T.drd nisti-i- i t of U .ih Temtmy, County of Suit L ike. Christine Lystrup. pialutirr, vs. 'Summoas. l'eter Lyatrup, defendaht. ) Tho peoplo of the Territory of Utah Bimd To I'eier Lystrup. deleid.uit. You are heseby r.iulrid to appvurln an lirought nptalnst you bv the abo e naini'd pin utlll in tie Judicial Court oi the Thlid nistru t of Ih.- - Territory of I 'tali and to r the conpla tit Hied therein within ten lisys icxetiisn e of the day of scriiee) a'o'r the vice on you or this summons If served wit .In tills i ountv; or. if served out ot tats lo uity. but In tii's district, within twenty days otberwl e within forty bv d. 'fault will be t iken aira'nst vou, ac-cording to the pinyer of said complaint. The saui action is t r.iuiiht to have a decree of t ills court diss. lvliiK t he marrlaite existing plaintiff and dfena.int award ng f p in rf t ue h pe ea' e, custody ami control of iliecnlld Caroline c.. issue of aaid marriage; and for cos's of suit: ahove relief prayed on ti e bt In the nionth of O ioher. :, efnnd'ini totally ahandon.d said plaintiff without any cause or excuse, and has ever si.iefnii'v! to nrovlle the common or any nec. of lif.. for plaintiff and sld child, a ii ok contr:butcd nothn? toward their support. And y. u are hereby notified that If yo l fail to .t,p. ar a?:d an'wec the said complaint as iihov e reonired. th"-al- d plalni'fTwUI apply to the einiit f, r the relief denund therein V: the i ir'. Charles s. sue jn lire, and the of the i lstr'c- court ot the Third ju-o- . la. d str ct. In and for the of I'lah. this ITth day or jAiiuary. in '.he year of our Lord ose thousand eight hundred and ninety-one- . HFNKY ti. MCMILLAN, Clerk. Hy iii:o. D. Looms, Deputy Uierk. SUMU0N9. Ill the district conn In and for the Third ill I-leal district of I'tah territory, county of Salt Lake. Isauki. Lvnn, plaiitliT, 1 vs. Frank Lvnx. dsfeu.t.ant. t 'I he pi ope of tie trrltory of Utah sinJ irreid.ng to Frank Lvnu. : 'U A HE HKRKHV KKytllRBO TO AP-- 1 p ar in an ;:cti n brought aiia'nst you by the Mi e nntned plaint iff in the .llt "let court ot ,he ThTit jiuli. iiii d strict of the terntorv of I 'ah and to an w c h bled I here-in wltlilu ten days o'- - luilve of he d.y of after ti e service ou you of this summons .f s, red w itliu ihlsc'mniv; or. If served out of tMs eouiitv but In th s district with'n tw tti v d ys; o'herv is' w whin fort y d:ys- or ' je.dirn nt br ile a". It will taken uVnuist you aeeoribbs to the prayer of said complaint. The said aeiion is lx"ui.'ht to a derre of s couit di soiv n ' the londsef U 'trilnonv le're-existing between the plaintiff and :md au ariiing the plalucff her cost in this .ui'nn. Aiiove relief prayed on the ground that !o!' mo e i ban one lasi past has wilfullv fnii'-- and nejl et .1 i proI e Ida n tin with th ' e. uni on ue. e.-.- ies of po-- and without oi just piovoraiion lias treated plaintiff ui t" a e: in i nn inv utnau tnmuer as to cause her ureat. tneetxl and lobiy da-lles And you are hereby notiiied that If you fall t. aiipeirand mi's- - r too sato eomnlaint ,,s above re 'fired, ihe s l p audi'' WMl' afiply to ll:e court for t ic reiief d iranoed t herein. Winnss trie Hon. t'lisilcs s Xauo. ' .1 crc. and the seal ,.f the dlstri. t court of tbe'Third .MKlic.al disirut. in and for the teniiory of I tali, i lis nth day of lie ember, In the year of our Lord one thousand, eight hundred am) Illlll'tV. mkai.,1 HENRY (I. Clerk. Hy Ceo, r. Loom is. Deputy ( lei it. A Dog'a Education. Given an equal amount of intelligence ;it the start, a doer, which has been well traiaad is worth twice na much as one untaught. It is as true of dogs us of men. Education counts. Do. not undertake to teach n puppy unless you have a large stock of patience, L'uless you can control your temper and be persif-ten- t in teaching your best course is to buy a dog already trained. I Jut if you want real dog love and con- - Rdeuce tako the animal in his puppy- - hood, as soon as ha in ablo to feed htm-- self, mid yorr efforts will be crowned with a greater success than ever conies otherwise. No dog ever loves any one so well as his traveller, who represents to him the wisdom aud power of tho world. A dog's world, you know, is a very nar-row one. Suppose yourself the owner of a pnp-p-fie is entirely ignorant. "Come here!" "(io there!" mean the same to him, since they mean nothing at all. He must first learn what you want, and there you must give yourself the first lesson in pntience. Liegin with, "Come here!" You can makn him understand what this means by allowing him to seo his food in yonr hand. Tench bim nothing else until he knows perfectly what that means and obeys it. When he comes to yon pat him and pet him. Dogs are ninth like children, fond of praise and equally fond of their own ways. If you tell your dog to come to yon make him do it. If ho never dis-obeys ho will never know he can disobey, Youth's Companion. MAS01VS GLOOMY VIEW. HE MAKES A PREDICTION WHICH 13 IMPORTANT IF TTKIE. North and SooJIi America Will Erenttf ally Be tho Home of ange The Stare to Tall Out or Our Flaj, One by Oue, or So Says tho Frofeaeer, Otis Mason, of the bureau of ethnology of tho National milium, has evolved "a theory that the resources of tho western hemisphere will, in a comparatively short time, lie exhausted as a support for civilized man, und that North and Sonth America will be depopulated, except by wages of a very low order. Professor Mason said: "In order that this may bo understood, ' It is first necessary to explain that this western part of tho world, known as iVorthand South America, is from the cinntifio point of view mi inferior con-tinent, as compared with the land masse of the Other hemispheres. Uy that is meant that, while superior to Europe, Aiia or Africa in point of vegetable productiveness, it is less adapted for the - Bupport of animal life. To show that this is so, make a littlo comparison for yourself between the beast of this hemi-sphere and thoso of the other. Tho ele-phant of the Old World ia represented here by tho tapir. What wo have as a substitute for tho camel j9 the llama, which is just big enough und strong enough to carry what would bo a load for a man. The lion and tiger of Asia and Africa am represented on this side) cf the earth by littlo more than big cats. IJOK AT OCR MONKEYS. "Hut to arrive at the ir.ot-- t mr.rked ex-hibition of this contrast yon cannot do better than consider the monkeys, which lira most highly developed of ail beasts, approaching very nearly to man. What is there to be found in the Americas to correspond with the anthropoid apr-- s of the old World? The gorilla, which uses a club; the- chimpanzee, which is easily taught to wait upon the table and to perform other domeftio duties, and the ourang, which presents so many like-ness, to tho human Wing, are repre-sented on this skle of the world by mis-erable little monkeys with tails. "Thus it is that this part of the earth Is termed nn inferior continent, because it is not able to produce or support such high developments of animal life as are found in the other part.- Civilized man exists hero to day, not as a natural prod-uct, but as an importation." Professor Mason then, in elaborate l, described the lapse of wheat farm-ing in one stato after another until the field has been transported to tho Dako-tu-s and the very vergeof the greatdesert; the rapid exhaustion of the soil and of the miners!; tho tremendous drain in every way upon resources, which, new-ly developed an they are, must be nearly exhausted even within tho next century j ti:-- ruinous cost of producing and trans-porting articles necessary to civilized life. lie then concluded his remarkable forecast as follows: "To put it plainly, the so called Amer-ica- n people have camped over this regnnlleKs of their future. They ' havooTfWTnM 1 1MI e,.il, chopped into the mountains and used up the land un-til there stares them in the face the al-most immediate prospect of starvation. As for the state of Nevada, we have, not lioen tliero twenty-hveji-ear- and Its re-sources have leen exlmusted. In other words, it will almost immediately bo unable to support a population. The people who inhabit it are obliged to go Itecanso they can no longer make their living there, and it is simply a question of a short time when it will become a dead state, nnd so lapse into the condi-tion of a territory as impossible to re-vi-into the living condition of ft state as if it were n district ou tho moon. PAINFUL RF.n.F.Cn0Nt. "The painful reflection incidental to the subject is that other states, if not all of them, aro destined sooner or latex to follow Nevada's example. Tho popula-tion on this continent cannot lieces. arily survive the means of subsistence afford-ed it by the country. If what science says is true, tho white man has got to go.' There has be.rm talk to the effect that the Chinese must vanish, but it must be confessed they are very much better adapted to continue existence on this hemisphere than ourselves, for tho obvious reasou tha: i hey will survive us here, and that they will continue in t'.ieir own manner the civilization which we have iiuolo nn .'ittetntii to tsl ;:ri. 'But the Caucasian, if (ho scientific men are to bo believed, will not 1h able to support existence on this licmispheiu ufter the capital, in the way of agricult-ural and min. r.il resources, hr.s been ex-hausted, as it mnrt be lie will dis-appear. The natural fpcslion id by what process? It is very evident. When a superior race becomes poor, and thereby una!)!.' to maintain its superiority, it lapses inlti the condition of 'poor white.' Tlie Caucasian does become thriftless, incapable cf exertion, eventually tu tho Ravage. Iu othnr words, he loses his stains in tho scale cf crea-tion. "Through tho progressive exhaustion of the resources of iho country, slate after stale will necessarily become unin-habitable, because it will be incapable) of supporting a, population. Thus will come about the depopulation of one state after another of course by a slow proc-ess through many years and thro will hi presented the remarkable phenom-enon of the dropping from tho Union of these states successively, because they have come to be no longer entitled to representation under tho law, by sena- - tors and representatives. "Nevada will simply be the first state to succumb to the operation of this in-evitable law. Theoutlook is melancholy. That is nut to be denied. It is not pleas-ant to consider the fr.uno of mind of the ' last civilized iniiu on this continent a few ccnturit s hence, standing on a sand bill, where ouco the .naize luxuriously grew, and shedding a silent tear of affec-- lion on the pa.st of a continent which is given up to savagery ever mor"." Wash-ington Cor. Pittsburg Dispatch. SUMMONS. In the District Court in and for the Third Jttdl . Cial District, of l.tah Territory, County of SaltLakj. Ssrah E. Clajto ', ila.iu.;(, vs. Summons, Char es C. Clayt n, defendant. ) The People of the Territory of Utah an4 greeting to i banes . c.ay.ei., defendant: Y a. r ere i, r e,ui-e- , to hi pear la an action brought against yon by the above named plaintiff lu the Distrml Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer tin complaint filed therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service l after the sen-Ic- on yon of thia summon If served within this county; or if served out of this county, but lu this dlstrtct, within twenty days: otherwise within forty days or judg. menr by default will be taken against you, ao cording to the prayer of said complaint. The said action i brought to hare a decreo of this court r nw r- . ntilf u d.iorce ,net dissolving the bonds of matrimony heret f .re existing between the plaintiff and de-fendant awarding pla.nt.it judgment for h. i co.ts end ail proper rllef- prael on the grounds that In the month of Tvovembcr, IKns, defendant abandoned and wilfully deserted plaintiff, aid has ev.r since llve-- neparate and apart from her. aithoueh pialotiff has been ready and willing to live with de.endant: furtre-- . that etnee November im, defendant has wilfully failed and neglected to provide for p a'ntlif the common n.csarles of life And you are hereby notified that if yon fall to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon. Charles H. Zane. Judge, and the eeal of the District Court of tha Third Judicial District In and for the Terri-tory of Utah, this 1 day of unusry in tha year ot our Lord one thousand eight hundred! and ninety ere. SIAL. HKNRY O. MCMILLAN, Cleric By Geo. D. Loomia. Deputy Clerk. A. J. PAneirr. J. H. Harris Attys. MARSHAL'S SALE. I n'RSI ANT TO AN KXECtTION TO MF. 1 directed by the Third .IuiIicmI D s'rlct i ourt of t ae teiTttrrT of I'tah. I shad expose at pu' lie tale, at the Iront door of the county court hol.su. In tin rlty ef rtalt Lave, couaty I Salt Laze and terrlto-- y of Ptah. cn the sii'rd day ef Kehmary, SSi. at 1H o clocg m. all th- - rifht. ttt'e. claim, and Interest of t'jO S.lf Lalie Banltnium aasoilitlm. of. it:, und to the following described real es-tate, situate, lying, ai-- iming In Salt Lake county, and defcrlhed as follnwa, t.vwit: Hart of lor ". hloi k 17, plat A. Salt I alee City survey commencing at a po nt feet south of the northeast corner of said lot. arid runnltig 3.10 ft, west, thence south 44 It thence east !t thence north 44 feet to place of beginning, together with all buildings, machinery and s b'long.nt and thereto aitached. suu-,'- e t to execution Sn hPSi. levied January 4th, isid, and sale adverilsed for Fenrnar K.ih lM, To he sld as the propetty of lbs Bilt Lake San'tarlmn Asto-tatln- n, at the suitof John F. Leath. Terms of sale. Cash. Fi. H. Parsons. V. fi. Marshal. Bv A. n.DTia, Deputy Marshal. Dated Jan. ;0, 1"V1. SUMMON 3. In tho District Court ,n a,n for thu Th'rd Ju-dicial 'strict of Utah Territory, county of bait Lake. Martha Scott, 1 I'laintlff vs. SUMMONS. Simeon v. Scott, lief nilaut. f The Teojee of the Territoiy of Utah send tT.roebeitiinige;oii W. Scott, Defendant. You are heret-- required to appear in an ac-tion brought aualn-- t you by the above named iiliilntin. In the. Dislr cti'ourt of tha Third J ud. rial f 'Istr.ct of the Territory of Utah, and to answer tieconiplamt filed therein within ten days (cuius, v e of the dy of 'rvtce) after the s r ,i e on yon of title summons - If served within this count'-- ; or. if served out of this county, but in this district, within twenty days; otiierwiie w.ta.n forty dave or judg- ment hy defauit will l,s taken against you, ac-cording to the prayer of said complaint. The sad action is brou.t.t to have a decree of this court d'ssoiving the honos of matri-mony existing between the plaintiff and d". teiidant: awavd1ni? tho plaintiff th custody and control of minor children. 1 sue of said marriage, and such general r.Ilef as mav be deemed just and equitable; setting apart, to the nlaintiff, such, pottion of the common property at? may b considered just and equit-able; and restraining the defendant from dis-posing of oi' in any way Incumbering the household and IiDchen property now in pos-session ot the plainttrf, lu the huse where she Is living, at No. a9 East Third Houth street, Salt Lake Citv. Utah, and certain real and propirty, in wiilfh defendant, la lnfer-fate- d as heir" at law and son of John 9 ott. net eaaea ; des-rlb- ae a certain Wa. t of land, situa'ed In Mill Creek Precinct, Had Lake countv. of acres of aeout the value of huoid, Kequltitm the defendant to pay Into court a re leoaaoie sum, to defray the expenses of this action, : so. and for counsel fees V.u, and that he pay tho flaintlff such further sums of alimony, to- - wit: I7f. or inch amounts as to this court may seem just for her sup-port during the pendenry of thia action, nbove relief prayed fur on the ground of adul-tery, committed by the defendant, with one Jo'sie Jaekfon, on the i.'Sth day of April. 190, and divers other times In a room at the White House hotel. No, a South Main street. Salt Lake City, i'tah, without the consent, conni-vance, procurement or previous know ledge of the plaintijf. And rou are hereby notified that if you fall to aprear and answer the said complaint us above re u'lred. the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded tnerein. Witness the itett. Charles S. Zane, s Judire. and the Heal of the Dis- - ) trlot Court of the Third Jndic- - BCAK lal Ulstr et. in and for the Tr- - ) ritory of Utah, this arth day of , , Deremlnr. tn the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and ninety. Hfmiv i, McMillan, Clark. RvCfo. D. hooMis, rieputy Clerk. Ci.Anr.N! r, VV. Hall. Any. for Plaintiff. Officio I Jtoticcft. NOTICE." In Die probate court in nnd for Salt Lake c unty. territo-- y of Utah. I i tl.e nutter of the estate of Hector M. die.-asp- VlTHE TS DEftCBY OIVEN THAT it Frank Pierce, ndm'nistmtoro the estate of Hector M, Sc. tt, 0iccecd, has lendered for settlement an filed iu said court hlB tltial ac-count of h s adutltiMtra- oi of said estate and petition for final disnilutirn of the residue of sain t leamong the persons edtllled there-to, and that Saturday, the tn day of rebru-arr- , A. D. lfm, at lo o clock a. m at the court r"om of said court, in tee conntv court houne. Salt L"keCity and county. 1 tuh territory, iris I'fftu duly sppoinlel u tt. Judire of said court, for t! e Bttlsment if Slid ac.co mt and l.eaiii-- said pet tlon for ClstnbutJoii. at winch tone aad plai h auy p. ruin lnteieg;()1 in a.ia estate may appear and snow rnvt.e. if anv tl.o e tie why said aei out'.t should not be settled and approved auu tlnal distribution made as pr .yen fir. January 31. 1M1. IfHALj - - - C. K. ALLEN, Clerk of l'rob ite Court. I!yC. K. St Anton. Deputy. MARSHAL'S SALE. I PURSUANT TO AN EXECUTION ?( me directed by the Third Judicial Distiiod court of the Territory of Utah, I ahall exposn at ptthllc aale at the front door of the county court house, In the city of Halt Lake, county of Salt. Lake, and Territory of Utah, on tha loth day of February. iaoi, at li o'clock, m . all the right, title, claim and Interest of tho Salt Lake Sanlttinm AnsoiiaMon, of. In. and to the fallowing described real estate, sit-uate, lying aud being In Salt Lake countv, and described as follows, PartofloS 7, block 77. plat A. Salt Lake City mirvev, cemmeaetng at a point 'Hi feet south of the northeast corner of said lot and running thence an feet west, thence south 44 feet, thence east SSft feet, thence north 44 feet to place of becinntag, together with all bulld-ln- s, machinery and appurtenances belonging and thereto attached. To be sold as the prop-erty of The Salt Lake Sanltorium Association at the suit of James (ilendenning. Terms ot sale, cash. E. II. Pamsons. tt, S. Mar.shaL By A. G. Dram, Deputy Marshal. Dated January It, ini. Effect of Copper fialti on India Rubber. In a recent paper Mr. W. Thomson, of Manchester, Enirland, said that it is known that copper salts have a most in-jurious effect on india rnbber, and as copper is sometimes used in dyeing blacks and other colors cloth so dyed is liable to decompose,, and harden the rub-ber put into it, A peculiarity investi-gated by the authot is that metallic cop-per placed in contact with thin sheets of india rnbber brings oxidation SffnotfTT-enin- g of its substance, although no ap-preciable quantity of copper enters the india rubber, while metallic zino and silver have no injurious effect. All oils, except castor oil, have a most detrimental effect on india rubber, which can best be kept under water, un-der glycerine, in coal gas or in a vacuum. Tho smell of india rubber is one of the characteristics of its decomposition, and it has been noticed th.".t a piece of blot-ting paper placed over the decaying rub-ber is colored by certain volatile sub-stances resulting from the oxidation that produces tho hardening. Boston Transcript. A RESOLUTION. RESOLUTION CONriHMINO FHAN-ch'se- s A granted the Salt Lake City railway company February 11th, 1W andMaya)th, 180. ie It resolved by the city council of Salt Lake City that whereas, by section si I tsj of a resolution of the said city council entitled 'a resolution granting a franchise to the Rait Lake City Railroad company adopted Febru-ary nth, lso "The said Salt Lake City Railroad company was required to commence work within sixty daya after the acceptance of said franchise, and were required to complete at leaat lire miles nf said road mentioned tn said resolution within Fix months after eald acceptance, and upon the failure thereof, the grant and fran-chise made In said resolution waa te become null and void ; and. Whereas, By section six ( of a resolution graatlna a franchise to the Salt Lake cllty haili'oad company, passed Maygdtb, lV wot a was required to be commenced' evaald rillread company npon the Ilpesthereln apecMled within sixty (Di days after the acceptance of the grant therein rontaiaed. or the said grant was to become null and void : and, Whereas. It was further therein provi-ded that the aitmbsref miles of track npon the lines described in said Inst named resolution constructed within six iSi menrha after the passage of sild resolution, should he credited to said com 'any. and bedemed and accepted as a performance of the re tilremnts con tained In the said section sin Si of the resolu-tion .ranting a fratrhiH to said company, f.dopt-- d Uehruary nth l'9l, to complete rive miles of road within nine months Hfwir the acceptance of said grant; and. Whereas, Tho said Salt Lake Clfy Railroad company; within the time spolf.ed in said resolution respectively, cemmee-'- work as therein pioided. and completed more than I.ve mil.s of road as therein require!. Now the etore, be it Hesolved, That the franchise granted to said company In so far as ft compliance of said con-di- l nni Is cooeer"e.l ry and the same Is here-by continued ar.d mane absolute. P .ssed January 30, Wd. - Attet: J, F. Jack, Gko. M. Scott, Iheai.. Recorder. Mayor. Unit Stits or A MrmcA. I TtBRiTOHT of Utah Vss. Salt Lake City. ) I. ,1. F. Jack, recorder of Salt Lake City, do hereby certl'y that th i foretn Is a full, true arid cone. 't copy of a re.olurlon rontiru lug francn.ses granted the Salt Lake city Rad-ioed co upanv Fe' ruarr 11. lan, and Mav itth. tsui pjs.el ty th city council of Salt Lnke t lty. as appearsof re ord in my ornee In t piony whereof. 1 have hereunt i set my h"H I tt- - d a' X. d the i orro'ate seal o Sa.i Lane City, thH fjnd day o" January. A. t).. lS d .1. J auk, Cli y Recorder. i NOTICE TUB. PUBLICATION. He. sua. LAND tirriCB AT SALT LAKI CITT, Jail. 31, 1W1. f vtotice is REnniY given that the following-name- settler has flied notice ot his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made beiore the register na rm uver us S-- It. iae i liy, on the Pth of March, l"'ii, viz: Lars Hn-.e- C.aig, D. S, ll.WW, for tha lot 4, bw qr uw qr and n ht sw qr sec tp a a, r a w. He names the following witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Alfred A. joues, Frede-id- H. Hirt' en. Joseph N. Morris, Hairy Uaj nea, alt of Eldorado. Salt Lake Cmntv. I tsh Frank V. Hobbs. Register. Bird s Lowe. Attornovs for Appiloant. SUMMONS. Ia the district courr of the thir l Judicial dis-trict of Utah territory, County of Suit Laae.' Amelia Charlotte Peterson An- - j iler-o- plaint ff vs. Anders ySuMMoNS. Weiheiin Amid. son. d"f't. The people of the Territory of Utah send s:reef '. iiut to Anders Wilheim Anderson, defendant. A'di; ARE HEIiKOY T.l Ai". 1 pear in an act on brout-h-t atfainst vou by the above plaintiff in the district, court of tho third judicial district, cf the territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint filed there-in within ten ta s 'exclusive of the day of ser-vice) ifter the service on you of this summon if served within thia county; or. if served out of .hi county, I. tit in this district, within twenty davs; otherwise wiihlnforiy days -- r .ludirment by default will tie taken n'guins'r you. recording to the pr i cr of stud complaint. The s;1 jd a 'tior. is liiviuaht to hive a decree of this court dis.oiv ui; tie- - bonds of mitri-ui'in-ex stini; between plaintifTand defi ndant. and adjud.ing tha' plain iff tak- - hoi in il.i'-- name above r l.ef prayu on toe grounds that for more than one year last oast defendant h is f:it!o1 to pr ivi.le for plaint ff tin co i,m-- n neoes. ar es ol life, a'thoii th able so to do: aud that f"r mote hail cnti year last pant defend-ant h"s wllfuliy de eit 'd and abandoned pluimilf. against her uii: and consent. And you are hereby notiiied that If you fail to appear and ansv.er the said conipla tit as above required, the said plaintiff will apply ti the court for the relief demanded tber-nn- Witness the Hon. Charles s. Zane, Jll'lKC. and the se,tl of the district ) Conn of the Third judicial district,! seal in and for the Territory of I'tah.; I ) this ailth ilny of January, in the e:,r of our Lord one thousand eight buodred and ninetv-onc- . I'KNHY ' Mi M'lI.LAN. Celts. Dy (.KO. D. LonMlij. Deputy Clerk. AN ORDINANCE MFND1NU 8FCTION S OF CH'PTER is of the revised ordinances of Sail Lake Ciiy. Suc-rio- T l. Re It ordained by tho city coun-cil of Slit Lake C tr: That section of e tevifed ordinances of Sal' l,ke City lie aud Is lien by amended to read as fol-low s: Sec. 3, The sexton is hereby emoowered to sell lots in snid cemetery aud io collect before occupancy ui dues arising from such sales, and all s so collected shall In by hint pali! Into t:,e city teeMiry. hk often as once a month, less Hi per cent thereof for each lot sold for I.'., and under, and for ca-'- iot sold for any sum exceedtna: VJV two and one-hal- f dollars, whl'-- ;:eni'iy rtin as his cnntiiiis-sio-for se.iu ai d i diecT i'. lie sh:i!l .rive to i ach p'iriii ser a certificate f vr each lot. or part oi l 't tiiuii'. with tie price the.eof. hich sha.l desciib" the lot so bought, and e ahail i,een a daulh a'e of said crtillcate an t record the .attic. The price of lots, the si.-- Initio sixt.cn and one-hal- feet fquare. shall not exceed Irt'i, nor ehal I they bo Uus than 4I J, the cemetery c..,mmlt tee being empowered to rngulat the p ce according to local ion. sub-je-- t to the approval of tlie city council: and ail lois ani lots soc mveycl. lorether with ali Improvements thereon 'shall be ex-empt from taxation lexcept for water) and execution. Sec.'.'. This ordinance to bain force from and after its passat;e. Passed Decemlwr - 1. 180. ;sf.ai.. GKO. M. SCOTT, Mayor. Attet: J. K. Jack. City Recorder. Umilo Status of wii-uic a, Tkioiitiiiiy of Utah. ss. Ssn Lakk i'ivv, I I. J. F Jack, recorder of Salt Lake Citv. do hereby eertiry tliat the foret-oiiiL- t is a full, aud correct copy of "n iirdinauee Amend-ing Section :i of Cuuolcr IS of the Revised of Salt l.ak-- City," passed by the city council of Salt. Lake City December t'd, IMio. as apnears of record In my ofllec. In testimony w hereof I have hereunto set my hand and a'flxed the corporate seal of Salt Lake t'lfy. this December SM. A. D. HMO. skal. j J. t JACK. City Recorder. Indian Decorative Art. When the Sioux go on the warpath in anything like reasonable weather they exercise great economy in dress. They paint their ponies with red and black paint in crosses. They also wear their hair loose and flowing, nnd put a liberal allowance of and black paint on their faces. Decorative art prevails largely in their make up. Dugs, rep-tiles and animals, as nearly a the rudo-l- y artisvie mind of iho Uioux can con- - trive, aro painted on iheir foreheads aud chins, while u cross of red and black paint adorns each cheek. Denver Republican. NOTICE. In the Probate Court, 1n and for Salt Laka county, Territory of Utah. In the matter ot the estate of Isaac Laney, de- - VOT1CE IS HEREBY flTVEN THAT If. 3. ii Laney, administrator of the estate ot Isaac Laney, deceased, has rendered for set-tlement anil n edin raid coutt, his final ac-count ot his administr.tton of said estate and petition for final distribution of the residue n( said estate among the persons entitled thereto, and that Tuesday, the 10th day of Fehruaty, A. D. lWH, at pi o'clock a m., at thecounroom. of said court, in the c unty courthouse, Salt Lake City and county. I tan territory, has been duly appointed hy the Judge of said" court for the settlement of said account and hearing said petition for dlst'ilbutlon. at which tima and place any person interested in eslt estit may appear and show cause, if any there lie, w by said should not be. settled and approved and final distribution made ai 1 rayed for. C. E. ALL UN. Clerk of the Prol ate Court, C. E. Ftanton, Dnputy. Datrd Jan. 10, When Gold Looks Green. Gold can bo beateu out so thiu that it allows light to pass through it, in which case, though it still appears brilliant yel-low by reflected light, it is green as viewed by transmission; that is, by the light that passes through it. This curious effect can easily be observed by laying a piece of gold leaf upon ft plate of glass and holding it between tho eye aud th.s light, when tho gold will npjiear and of u peculiar leek green color. Chambers' J ournal. SOTiOE OF FOEFEITURE. fPO i iU3 MKAiTSl'N. S. T. LUNELU A. li. 1 Hiiii vn. or youi" htivx el' :isHH:ii-- . You aro hcmliy notiMfi thni hive tixpendd l'W in lab.-- ;md jinpri enit-nt- nptm liie i unuri-dnn-lud, hitnutod In Vamris rnllnd "Mill A," mhhil lurk ;' i r Ctt-mwn- 1. Sait LhU cotiniy. l.riah m mr to hold frai prennNHS uud'i' m ovlHl-tn- of Stc: i.iii y :y ), l.pviHr.t St.Hiit-- s cf t'.t t.'niU'd St.iios. HlMi in C 'liijiliaii' ' nf tii al :iws : Ml-- Ouou-woo-niiPfiiLT diaatj'ict. 'wus tho amount to hoi J ihe s rn" Ur tho year rndiriif vm:vr. lWaH ;iPd K "i'hin m)i nim'ty days thn t tiiS notice. ir within i.ii.oty flays :iftr tnist iwiTic1 nf Piihliciitioni, you tail or r'Tusti to cintrlhnt your prep twenty itrrt n doUars"iH'h of you. mid exju'iiscs of joUenisfiinATit tro ratio, to each of yo i of said fxpendU.urtM cimiihiny owner:-- , "your int'-re-t- in H.nd 'iaini will b come Him jirt'prrly of tho lititler Buid Sect'ou U. M. Johnson, NOTICE TO CREDITOR 8, Kstate of Fred R. Farmer, deceased X'OTICK IS HKKEI1Y i.IVF.N UV TUT 1 undei smned. the administrator ot the es-tate of I'red K t armee, deeeaseil, to the credit-ors of. and all persons having claims afaiuell the said deceased, to ethibit them with the neeese-sar- vouchers, within ten months after the first p .hi cation of thin notice, totheaaiit Tuoinas S, Snarr. administrator, at the law office oi C. o. Whittomore and S.I'.Annsti'onit, No. ".'14 Main street, bait Lake City, lu tha county o: Lake. Dated Jan. VJ. ltl. Thomas 8. Ssabu, Administrator of the estate of i'red R. Farmer. SUMMONS. In the District Court in and for the Third Judic-ial Dtstict of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. Arthur Citoxvonn, I'lalutiff, l vs. J. summons. ROSE ISAUKLLAC'ROXFIlllIl, ) Defendant. The People of the Territory of Utah send Kt eet-lu- .; to Rose Isabella Croxford. defendant. 'Of ARE HEiiF.D Y REQUIRED TO AP-- 1 pear :n ao action brought aica nst you hy the above named plaintifl ia the dl, trlot court of the Third judicial district of ths terrllory of Utah, and to answer li e complaint tiled there-in with n ten days (exclusive of the day of servl.-c- after the service on you of this sum-mons II svr.eii with.n this county: or, If served ou of this coun' v. but in this district, "ithlu twenty davs: within forty days or judgment by default will be taksn against you, according to the prayer of said complaint. T ,e sa d action Is brought to have a decree of this court d'saoIv-;- ihe bonds of matri-mony eo'.v ex. sting between pia niliT and de-fendant and Kiantinf a divorce to defendant; awarding him the cuetody nt the minor chil-dte-issue of said marriage, to wit. Urant and Art iur XV. D. Croxford. and for such other and further r lief as may be Just anil e ultsbie: abi vo 10 ief prayed on the gtoun.l t'sat on or about the 1st day of June. uH.. defendant wil-fully and without cause de.eriel and aban-doned this pla titl T, aud has sin'e con-tinued to so dowii ainl almndon him. without suffli ie:U cause, or any reason, and against hU wil: and without his consent. And you a"-- e herebv notified that if you fall to app-a- r and answer the s ild complaint as above --aired, the said plait t Cf will apply to the court for the relief deuianded. Wi"ess the Hon. Ciarles ri. Zane. Jed te and the seal f the dlstri t court of thn Ts.id judicial district. In and for the territory of Ut ih. this 7ia day of Januaty, In the yer of our Lord one tnousand e gat huudrrd and n;nty one. ,f.al.1 HENRY G. MCMILLAN, Clerk, By do. D. Looms, Deputy Clerk. Oleic Acid. An acid which seems to have a pecul-iar solvent action upon tho oxides, and yet leaves the metallic surface intact, is oleic, and when combined with finely powdered Venetian red and cleaning iluiih) it haves nothing to be desired in cleaning and polishing brass. Boston Transcript. NOTICE CF FORFEITURE. 'HO HANH CLA1 SN. OS YOUR HEIRS 1 or assimn. l ou are hereby noii'li d that I have esp iiiled in lnor and lmprove-lr.eti- ts on th" ' Mo n r. Stsr " lode, s.ni ited what is cal el 'Ml.l A " -- outti fork of ll'i; Co'totiwo d. L.i ,e Ciuniy. Utah Terri-- tore, in oo.ev to ho'd s lid pieth ses tllnler the provisoes of s 'cti in 'I'--i liee.se.l ht ituiesof the TJ.eieo St tes and m colnpianci o' t'ut locnl of li g Colt niwood Mining dlstnci, belli : the amount re iu;red to hold tho same f r tho ear ending D ember. I81; and if wl'hit; n net-- iii d;ns from the service of this notice lor within ninety days after this no 1 eo' puniicat.oni you fail or refus- - to contrUii.t- - on-- in, to wit: fis im, and allien cs ,if t ros a.:'.-- i rtsement of such ex-- ; ji od lure s a co owner, yonr interest in said ' ia in w 111 ie o n,, te, p rty of t.iu sub- - re: lb-- , iird rsiiil seeti us lit.i. Date i January 1. i.i.1, L. M. JohnsOX, AN ORDINANCE pROVIDING FOR VACANCIES I that my exist In any c,ective oihce of Salt Luke Cite. I. He it by the city council of Sail LaWeC.ty: That incase any vacant y may exist in any elective office of tlie city, the city council shail aopointa su'.taNe petson to nn'satil vacancy, who shall qualify and give bond in the same manner, perform the same duties, and be subject to the same llabilit'esas the officer whose office shall become vacnt. and he shall hold osr.ee until his snecssor ahall he dulv elected and ipiaolled. unless sooner re-moved by the city council for cause. Bee i. This orOinnce to le in force from and after its pastaire. Pas-e- d December loth, 11 i. ssAi..j ii!v. M SCOTT, Mayor, A' test: J. F. Jack. City Reorder. Tehritoby ok Utah. i ClU'NTV OI HALT LAKR. f ' I. .1. P. J k. te. order of Salt Lake City, do hereby certify that the for' iininj 1', a finl, true and correct cop-- of "An or ilnanco for Fill'rtS! Vacancies that may exist In any Elective Onion of S.ut Lake city." passed bv the city council of Salt l.tke C ty lath, pOi, as ap-pears of record in my oftice. In testimony wiier'eof, I have hereunto set my hand and affiled the corporate seal of Salt Lake City tins lth day of December, A. D. lsi.0. iskal. J. F. JACK. City Recorder. .NTC Drens Shades. Dress skirts aro growing wider, par-ticularly for evening dresses. Wasp 'rauzo is a now material, although gauzes aud tulles are not so much worn in tho evening as formerly, except for young Ifirls. There aro ehsrming now shades for dinner dressis. A peach flower is one of the most delicate and becoming, The pale reddish mauve is one of the best worn shades in foulards, particular-ly for yokes and sleeves with the spotted or ringed foulards. Doston Transcript. DELINQUENT STOOK NOTICE. rpHE BRIGHTON Jt NORTH POINT IRRT-- I nation Company Location of principal place of Lus.ness. Brighton meeting-house- , Fa'.t Lake county, Utah. There an-- delinquent) upon the fo'.lowinir describe! stock of tho Hriphton ft North Point Irrigation Company on assessment of sixty (Sii cents per share, levied upon the Kith day of October, ism.', the, several amounts set onposite the names of tha respective shareholders as follows: Celtf. Na,ne' Shares. ft?-- Id, Henry S I 4 SO I A a fi 4(1 41 liockhoit, D, (estate) 3 1 SI II 4 Unissuwd tsame..... '3 1 'JO W Imnfo-d- . Alma R 10 ifil 8H Duacombe. David 7 4 MO pi (,av. l.eo 11 7 4 VO 1 v llorne. Jno P S 4 so s Har.en. Br, Robt S IN) Unissued Hazen. Jr, Robt,. ..1 00 it -- huntlngion. Geo ft 3 no lti:e (i S 8 150 4 Jacobs. Charidan 3 1 ll .IS Lane, Sophia A t 6 to Newton A 5 8 ml HHf- s- " " 4 li 40 1(19 Llovd, John 4 U 40 sea Maxev, David 7 4 ) 240 Mayne. A H 17 10 Ml W Neai.Oeo d 3 W 1TC Nash. John 9 5 40 74 Snell, Luemma E 11 8 W ri " " 17 WW aso " " IS 8 (SO us- e- " ' 24 I I 40 flehoenfeld, Jos 3 1 JO SM) c boeufeld. John 9 S 4 ttst Toronto, heirsof Joseph. ...45 7 0O 7. 5 3 ud rav. D Camp...... " 4 1) He Wantlaud. Oi 10 8 oi And ia acroruance with law and the order of the Hoard of Directors made on aaid 1Mb. day of Octolier. aud a subtei)ueitt order of said board of directors made ou the 40th day of De-cember. A. D. 1MW; so luauy shares of each, parcel of stock as may be necessi.ry will b sold at the office ot the treasurer of the com-pany. Arthur Itrown, at No. Li3 Main street, (unstausi Sait LakeCltv. Utah, on Ihellta day of February, A. D. 1) at 14 o clock ms.n of sa d day to pay delinquent, assessment thereon togetter with tha cost of advertising and expenses of sale. K. B. Ciutcblow, Secretary, NOTICE TO CREDITORS. T "STAIR OK THOMAS !'KI!!E,DKCKASKD l'j - Notice 1 hereby jriten by Ih" under-- ' signed, administrator of the estate of Themia Price, deceased to e creditors of, aud ali p 1'i.ons liavinsr n I a aesinst the said de-- ! ceased, to exf'bit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the nrst publication ol th's notice, to the sa'd adminls-liratora- f his resu'e-u- e No. WI3 West First stre.t, Salt Lake Cite, in the countv of Salt Lake. Dated Lake f itv. Utah. January iw, 191. Jos. c. uAlIs, Administrator of the estate of Tnomas I'rlce, deceased. The cottage built by the actor Joseph Jefferson at Buzzard's Day, nnd de-signed by him to bo tho horns of his old age, is a picturesque building; in the early colonial style, with wings, cupolas and gnblee both of wood and stone. Out-side tho houso is a Virginia chimney of native stone and brick. The house stands on a Cape Cod sand bank and looks to-ward thn Plymouth woods. NOTICE OF THE INTENTION OF THK CITY council to extend water mains on Thlr-Uent- h Kaat street. Notice Is hereby siren by the city council ef Salt Lake City of the lnVntlon of such coun-cil to make the follow .14 described Improve-ment, Extending and laying Iron water pipes or mains along the following streets, l.ar.ioly : on Thirteenth East stieet from midw ay between Second and Taird South te inidwar between Third and fourth South streets, with laterals on TMrd South street : and derraymg three-fourth- s ef the test thereof estimated at two thousand dollars, by a local ass- ssmei.t noon the lois er p.e.'es of (round it l.i'.i the following" described district, beiug thedistrict to ba ar"e etd or beneatted by saod Improvement, namely: All of lots 3 and 4, block 35; lotsl and 8. block SM; lots 4 and S, block S4: lots7 andh, block ai; all in plat F, Sa t Lake City survey. All protests and to the caTviug out of such Intention must be presented iu wrltin? to tbe city on or before February :h, rJl. being the time set by the said couueii wuea It wi.i hear and consider such objections as may be made thereto. Hv order of the city council of Salt Lake City, made January is, IS91. . r. JACK, City Recorder No. 77S. notice for Publication. Land Office at Salt Lake City, Utah, January . IHttl. VOTiCF. IS HEREBY filVF.N THAT 1 1 t'je following-name- settler has fllird no- - tico of her intention to make final proof tn suppoit of her clal u, and t; at said proof will be made before the county clerk of Tooele county. Ttah. at T 'Oele Citv, Utah, on Febru-ary iv, Ism. viz: Marv Atin Hiskev, D. No. UtW. fortheE'4 NW'i and 8W NKand N1VI4 E' setdon IS. township;) south, lange awoit. She names the following wltnoss-e- to prove her residence upon and cultivation of. said laud, vi: K imiuid Leaver. J. HWhit-hoiu- e. U oiuru Co hraue, J. W. Wiiltchouse. all of Lake View, Utah. i bank U. IIouBS, Kcs'er NOTICE TO CKEDITORS. ' 17STATL t)F HAKJtlLT I'O'.VDLB. DR- - Nolle- is h re by given by the tiuiJUHigin d. executor ot t!'" estate ofll irtiet ltow i e I'ccv'tise 1. to tl.e rtilltors of. and all peisein haviii-.- claims iiiconst the saitl Ce-- ica-e.- to exhiliit taem Willi ihe nei e.ss.iry v oti' her-- , v, itoln f.oi. loontl s after put'lt- ation of tMs notice, to the said exe. j ' cite", at No. lilt. M l'tl street. Salt Laku City, j Utah, iu ti c countv of Salt I. .1 R. Htiwtl.lt. i the isiate ot Harrl-- t Howdla, ! deccated. Theoiloro Vv"eld, famous as an nnti- - (slavery lecturer, is 83 years old. but re-markably vigorous for one of his ae. Mr. Weld closely resemble tho puet Bryant in hx.lrs, although Mr. Weld's ' eyes aro always uplifted, while in the portraits of thu poet the eye nre down- - j C6C |