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Show ' . 7 'r-- " - THE SALT LAKE TIMES. MONDAY JANUARY 10. 1801 ( T Official Itoticc. t Official Itotfcf. OfficialJltoticc. Official Jlotici I OfnrttU gtti. ; TAX SALE TTTHEREAS, the city tfttes assessed against Tv EveO. Ieu amounting to one UHr and fo'tv rents tecatne dellnuuunt on the first day of November, aud still tvuiatn unpaid. fherefore, L B. K. Clute, collector of Salt Lake City, bv virtue o( the authority vested lu me hy the provision of srt:oiis l". 16 and 17 of chanter XXIII of the ''Kevi,d ordinances nf Sa.t Lake City." passed February 14th. lWt, have levied ojion the following named proper-ty, Lit I, Mi k 7t. Kinney Atiourley addition, and will sell tte 'ami, or so much thereof, aa may he neci.Barv tuxes ami costs t public auLtlou. in front, of t ie city hall, Halt Lake City, on Februarys, l.iui, at 18 o vlock in. K. rt. CLCTK. Collector. Assessor and collector's otllce. No. IK, city hall, Fait Lake C.ty, J tu. ir, ihdi. KOUCE OF FORFEITUKE. Bait Lakh County, Jununry ', 181. f nO JACOB JACOTI80!". OK YOl'R HEIltH 1 orsc-tgii- You are hereby notlltrd that we have expended IU0 Hi laoor and Improve-ments upuu ihe Great Wei-ter- Lode, as will apiie.tr by certltlc.te filed December .'). isto. In the office of ltccorder West, Mountain Mining district. Bait Like county. Utah territory, lu rJr to bold ld promises under the provis-ions ot section U'Vlsel statutes of tfle I'nlted States, lelig the amount reiiultel to hi. Id tue same for tne y.ir endlnit December, hM; and If within iWi ninety days from the servli eof fits uotlo (or within ninety days a'ter tnls notice of public illoui you full or re-fuse to contribute your ptvpirton. to wit: !!.) S and expenai 8 of this advertisement, of anch expenditure as a company owner, your lufrest In said claim will become the property of the subscribers, under said section iXA, Jamkm Lau-n- , Nils LimioH. rated January T, 1801. In the District Court In and for the Third Juot Clal District of Utah Territory. County of Salt Lake. Parab E. STEtnr.it, Plaintiff, ) StTMMOJrS. Craiu.cs Steinkr, Defendant.) The Feople of the Territory of Utah send greeting to fu.i.-ir- s . ii. a., defendant: r0U ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-pe-in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff In the District Court of the Third Judicial District or the Territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint filed therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons If served within this county; or if served ont of this county, but In this district, within twenty days: otherwise within forty days or judg-ment by default will be taken axalnat you, ac-cording to the prayer of said complaint. The said action 1b brought to have decree) of this court dissolving the bonds of matrl-ninn- y existing between the plaintiff and de-fendant: dsclsrlntr plaintiff absolutely free) from ail obllg.itlens of said marriage: to have Judgemeut for cost of suit and forauch other an 1 further relief aa to th, Court may seem Just, Above relief prayed tor on the ground that on or about Inn I th day or June. IMT. defend-ant deserted plaintiff, has ever since absented himself, ant has failed and neglected to sup-port and maintain plalntirr. or to tn any man-ner contribute towards her support and main-tenance And yon are hereby notified that If ynu fail to appear and answer the said complaint aa above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon. Charles S. Zane Judge, and the seal of the District Court of the Third Judicial District, BIALJ m and for the Terrltorv of Utah, this cm day of Decemlierln the year of our Loid one thousand Bight hundred and ninoty. HENRY U. MCMILLAN, Clerk. By Geo. D. Loomls, Deputy Cleric EYES MADE OF GLASS. THEY ARE1 GOOD, BUT BETTER 'ONES ARE MADE OF 8T0NE. ' la Germany and Franc Artificial Eye Am s Cheap aa Button a A Good Deal of Skill Required In rintshlns; Eyes, Price of Eyes in This Country. There is a gentleman in New York, married and the father of a family, who has worn an artificial eye fof many yearn without the knowledge of any member of his family. There are many men and women in public life who weal artificial eyes undiscovered. To do this of course requires not only wonderful jierfoction in the manufacture of the ey itself, Igit alBO great circumspection on the part of the wearer, whose vision i necessarily limited, and who is liable to exposure from the occurrences of every-day life. There was, until recently, in New York city, a lady, the wife of a very well known mun, who was in the babit of meeting constantly very many persons, and who went out much in so ciety, who wore an artificial eye without detection. Many artificial eyes are imported from Germuny and France, where they are made almost as cheaply as buttons. In the diatrict of Thnrintna, in Germany, entiro villages of men, women and chil-dren assist in the manufacture. The process is analogous to glass blowing. Indeed, it is a sort of glass blowing. The workman sits at a table with a gal jet flame from a blowpipe in front of him, which gives an intense heat, capable of melting the glassy substance which forms tho eye. He molds the substance tin :t .. ua iud . , t .1 maij ninn jnnLvi wuuiu iiiuia uiuy. Then the pupil is put on by the sam process and the colors traced with small needles of colored rmbstanco, so as to imitate the dolicate tracer? of the eye Lall and pupil. THE BEST EYES ARE II ADR HERE. When eyes aro made at wholesale th workman makes haphazard a vast quan-tity of sizeR, shapes und colors, and it ia presumed that a dealer can, by keeping a large assortment of these artificial eyes, manage to match the eyes of any cus-tomer. But in practice this proves to bo an exceedingly difficult matter. The colors and shapes of eyes vary in num-berless variety, and where customers are fastidious and with keen vision for shades of color it is seldom possible to suit them with these ready made eyes, and they are little used in first class es-tablishments, where perfect work ia Bought regardless of price. The expression "A bully boy with a glass eye" denotes a popular error that false eyes are made of glass. The fact is that the substance is more like china. About forty years ago an Englishman named T. J. Davis liegan to make artifi-cial eyes in New York by s new pro-cess. He found a spar in Connecticut which which was peculiarly adapted for the making of artificial eyes, and he maintained that, after great research in other parts of the world, no stone could ' be found capable of yielding the same results. This spar, to become ductile, has to be subjected to an intense heat for from thirty-si- x to forty-eigh- t hours. When thus treated it is ready for shaping and coloring, and requires oxides to work it, and is, t Bitarefore, not liable - to injury froin the saline secretions and more durable and artistic than eyes made in the old way, which was to mix common glass with the metallic oxides, produo ling a material easily fusible by heat and tainy.irittle. Tho eyes produced by the Connecticut spar are tougher. Mr. Da-vis kept his secret for many years, and before his death bequeathed it to hie sons, and they have made many eyes successfully for wealthy people who have tried in vain the best eye makers of Eu-rope CHEAP EYES USEFUL, eXrUi.D UiUCUJ v.m.umiuK..3- I- cro two ,v.ncMiy Useful in sparsely settled localities or email towns where people may want artificial eyes in an emergency. For Instance, a gentleman traveling in the west broke his artificial eye, and the only place where he could get another waa at a saddler's shop. He did not get a good match for size, shape or color, but he got something that served him until he could get to New York. There are many things to be consid-- 1 ered in making a first class artificial eye. The right is different from the left. The eize of the bulb must be taken into ao connt. The position must be prominent, full or sunken to mate the good eye. The shade ot the white of the eye must be noted, and the delicate veins and tracery. Sometimes the bloodshot ap-pearance of the good eye must be imi-tated. The diameter of the iris and the pupil must be marked, and the naturo of the operation on the diseased eye must be taken into account. All this requires ekill and dexterous manipulation. It is not unusual for person to keep several extra eyes on hand in caso of accident. Sometimes people out of town send orders for, eyes in the same way that other merchandise is sent for. The European artificial eyes generally last about twelve months only, when they become rough and unpleasant. Even the best false eyes will after a time be-- come rough and require to be replaced, The best makers require that the false j eyes shall be taken out at night and kept thoroughly' clean. In most cases what is called an artificial eye is morely a part of an eye consisting of a small saucer which is not attached to the ball of the eye, but placed in proper position over it, and kept in place by the eyelids. Sometimes, when not skilfully fitted, they drop out and break. ' A first class artificial eye, fitted in every respect in size, form and color, costs from $35 to $o0. The ready made eyes can be bought for very much lesfl. New York Sun. FURS, FUR& FURS.! ' Exclusive Practical Furrier In Salt Lake carries the Largest, Finest aud Most Complete Stock of FINE FURS IN THE WEST I Consisting of Seal and Beaver Sacqties, Capes, Muffs, Boas, And all sorts of Fancy Purs of both Foreign and Domestlo Skins. Repairing, Cleaning, Altering and Redyelng Neatly done. Our material made up. Fit and Satisfaction Guranteed. Itaw Furs Bought. 22U Main St. THE NEW ELKS' Is Now the Most POPULAR RESORT Of its Kind in Town. And the Handsome Jimmie Williams is now the Presiding Officer Thereof. It Has Been Duly Proven that OF THE ELKS' SAMPLE Never does anything by halves or enters into a project with-out successfully carrying it out to the point, and a peep into the new Gymnasium, re-cently added to his popular resort, will quickly convince one of the truthfulness of this remark. To the already we'll ar-ranged institution has lately been added a newly improved Peck & Snyder Pulling and Lifting Machine, which is claimed to be the very first one ot its kind ever brought to this country, and which adds materially to the amusement obtained in this establishment. The gymnasium is now com-plete and equipped with the tinest of everything that money can buy. The location is one of the most convenient and easily accessible in this city, and being only a short distance from the business centre and in close proximity to the Theatre, it can be said to be a very desirable place to visit' after the performance or between the acts, as one's con-science may dictate. Mr. Kelley is in receipt of a ietterfrom the celebrated man-ager of pugilists, Parson Da-vie- s, of Chicago, in which this distinguished veteran and shining light of the pugilistic arena expressed his intention of visiting Salt Lake some time in February, and the exclusive use of the Elk Gymnasium has been tendered the genial ' 'Parson" by the gentlemanly "Ed." for the purpose of giv-ing a genuine exhibition of the manly art of self defense, the exactdate of which has not as yet been decided upon. Jimmie Williams, champion of Utah, is in constant attend-ance for ' the purpose of in-structing those who desire to Taft & Kropfganze, QEN EI(AL CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS, Salt Ualca Cltr. Office: 209 Main St beeome proficient m this the manly art. Mr. Kelley caters only to the first-clas- s element of trade and his friends and patrons are assured of courteous treat-ment at the hands of the em-ployees of this establishment. Mr. Kelley will always be found upon the premises to welcome his friends and pa-trons, and desires to extend a hearty invitation to the . gen-eral public, CALL AND SEE HIM v ,: ' Opposite Theater. TAX SALE- 7HKKEA9 THKCITY'l AXES ASSESSED BktatUft Carles David amount, nff to eighty cents beiauio drlmiiuvnt ou tlit" Fut dv ofNovember, and still remain unpaid Therefore, I, E. K. C;ute rollei r of Salt Like City, by virtue of the authority vented In me by the provisions of ai'i tions ir, id and 17 of chapter XX11I Of the Mtevlsed Ordlusn-e- i of Salt Lake City," jwssed Kehruaiy Hth. iHim, have levied uro i the following nam-- d prop-erty, Lot 1 block plat J, halt Lake City survey, and wtll sell the same, or so mucn thereof as may be nect siary to pay the taxea and costs, at public auction in fn nt of the cit hall, Salt Lake city, on Kcmaiy Mh. ihu, at la o'clock ni. E. R. CI.l'Tfc, Collector. Assessor and Collector's Office. No. IS, City Hall, Suit Lake City. January 15, IHH. BIDS WASTED. BroS FOB COtTNTV SUPPLIES PY of the eounty oourt of Salt Lake county, territory of Utah, sealed bids will lie received by the county elerk up to and Includi-ng- January ft, 18D1, for supplies to be fur-nished Salt Lake county from February I. 11. to January 1. tstf. The following will form the basts for b'.ds for records, etc. to be furnished the recorder's office: Mortgage records. 00 pages, with marginal ruling. Deed records without marginal ruling. Mining records same as deed records. Lien and leases same as deed records. Abstract records same as now used. Direct and reverse lndsxesvto all except ab-stract records. Plat books. feet 9 Inches by 1 foot 8 Inches of plain drafting paper, for malting plats, and an Index to same. (It antor and grantee Indexes. Entry book. Receipts for documents same as now used In the office, with stub. In books of IdtOeach. Mining abstract records and direct index to Same. Some of these records have printed forms, and the amount can be determined only n the record are ordered. Kecords are to be bound full Hussla circuit, ''Hub bauds." with liaise canvas covers and Russia corners, flat open-ing back; papr to be "Brown's" medium ledjjtr paper "Is." Prices to be given on record ruied and printed, and ou ruled only. Also for the recorder'sofflce: Letter heads and envelopes, per thousand, envelopes Nos. 6 and 10 XX, No. Irag, with re-turn card printed thereon. For the collector's ofttce: MKUUtax notices IS tax receipt books. WO letter heads and envelopes same as above. For the clerk's office: Hccord books same as above, except that they shall be of 600 pages each and without canvas covers. Probate blanks, printed on super-fine flat cap paper or of eqal grade, ua of each to be furnished on order. Dixon's and Fiber's octagon pencils, per gross. Pens, per gross. Ink, per doisen quarts. Letter heads aud envelopes, per 1000, as above. All supplies to be furnished as called for. A bond foi faithful performance of contra-- t, In such sum as the county court may deter-mine, will be required of tne successful bidder. C. F.. ALLEN, County Clerk. 8UMM0J3. - In the District Court In and forhe Third Judi-cial District of Utah 'irrttory, , County oj Slt Lsik. ; L. O. Kent, plaintiff, f vs. I Katr Lyni h, fuste for Nlrf i Kent, Nina Keut, Thedcj. Summons. Kent. Kdnrd A. Ksier ud ! Charles Poiuaroy, dnfeuflati, J The people of the Terrttjry of Utah send greet-ing to Kate i.Mion,Ai'usie 'O- - N:n cent, Nina Kent, Theue a Kent Knward A. Kes-ler- . and Chariat Piiroy. dernndants: TOU ARE HKRKfiY KEylllltED TO AP-te- r In an action brought against vou by the afiove mimed pliitutllt in the Dlstrici Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory otl'tnh. and to ntiwer the complaint tiled therein within ten flays (exclusive of the day of service) after riie service on vou of this summons If servfed within thlscountv: or. If served out of thisi ounty. but in this district, wtthiu twenty dAys; otherwise within forty days or judgment by default will he tken against you, acc ording to the prayer of said complaint. . Tlie said nctiton Is brought to have Judgment ngainst said defetidant.4 lu the sum of f.tVI, with interest t ten pr cent per annum from 8eptiner;lrtl, and for costs of stilt In-cluding foO attorney's fee: alleged to b" due on a rertHln 'promissory note and mortgage, made, executed anil delivered by defen laut, Kate Lyn i as truFteu for defendant, 'Nina Kent, tooui Edward A. Kesier, at. $lt Luke City, I'tah, Septsmber id, 1N; sa'd note be-ing for thf sum oi M'iO, with Int'i-es- t from dat at tenper cent per annum, same helng due and wholly unpaid, aud secured ty.aiil tnortganej on those i tuln premines situated ths City ind County of Salt Ike. Utah, be-ing a part of lots 1 and R. block a, plat B Salt Lake City survey, commencing at a point eight feet south of north-ea- comer of said lot I. Tunning thence north thirty Ave fret, thence west, ten tols. thence south thirty-fiv-eet, t.benie east ten rods to place ot containing 57,6 pquste feet; Bald not and mortgage having afterward, Sep-tember I'th, iKMii. sold, assigned and transfened by said Kesier to one Cba-le- s E. Potnerov; and taftrwrda, August 1st. 1SW1. sold, tranelerred and aaigned by said Pomeroy to plalot(T. who Is now the legal holder of the atiiAcwthat said premises re sold, and the pro-ceeds aiiplird In payment of amount due platn-tlf- t. ana that said defendsnts and all persons claiming, may be burrrd and foreclosed of all claim of equ'ty of redemption in ssld ptetn- - in.. , bllHl. lUi.lllllll HTS J ,! I lltTIl I. HKOtlllllfc deftmdants, exceyt CharieB E. Pome.-oy- , for any detli lent y, and for such other aad fur-th-relief In the premises as to the court may seem meet and equitable. And you are hereby notified that If you 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 8. Zane Judge, and Ihe seal of the District Oourt of the Third Judicial 111 strict. heal. in and for the Territory of Utah. this 'd day of Ortolnr In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety. H, it. MrMILLAN, Clerk. By Oeo. D. Loomls, Deputy Clerk. 8UMM0N3. In the district court in and ror the Third Judi-cial dlsttlct of Utah territory, county of Salt Lake. Isaiiki. Lynn, plaintiff, i vs. Fhank Lynn, dereudant. t The people of tho territory of Utah Bend greeting to Frank Lyun, defen lant: 'OU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-p- t ar lu au action broiuht against you by the above named plaintiff in Ihe district court of the Thirj judicial d 'strict of the territory of Utah, aud to answer th complaint Hied there-in within ten davs (exclusive of the day of ser-vient after tne service ou yon of this summons If served wlthlu this county; or. if served out or tMs countv. but in this district, within twenty diys. otherwise within forty daysor Judgment b de'anlt will be taken against you according to the praver of said complaint. The ssld action Is brought to a decre . of this cotitt dlssoivinar the bondsof matrimony here-tofore existing between the plaintiff and de-fendant and awarding the plaintiff her cost In this action. Above relief prayed on the ground that de-fendant for mo'e than one year last past has wilfully fulled and neglected 1 provide pla with th" common necessaries of life, and without i ue or Jtift provocation has treated plaintiff lu such a cruel and Inhuman manner as to cause her great mental and bo lily And you are hereby notified that If you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as alsire reuulrad. the sal Plaintiff will apply to the court for tne relief demanded therein. Witness the Hon. Charles S. Zane. Judge, and the seal of the district court of the Third Judicial district, in and tor the territory of I'tah, this llth day of December. In the year of our Lord one thousand, eight hundred and nlsrtAt..1 HENRY O. MrMILLAN, Clerk, lly Guo, D. Loomis, Deputy Clerk. TAX BALE. YITHF.REA8, the city taxes sssessed sgalnst It John I). Thouip'oti amounting to one W-l-dollsrs. became delinquent on the llrst day of November, and still remain unpaid. Therefore, 1, E. H. Clutc, collector of Salt Lake City, by virtue of the authority vesti d In nie by the provisions of Set ons l. 16 and 17 of Chapter XXIII of the "Revised ordinances or Salt Lake C.ty," passed February H, 18, have levied upon the following named prop-erty, f Lot IP, Block I Cumtiiings sub-division and will sell the same, or so much thereof, as may be neressury to pay the tuxes and ost. at public auction. In front of the City Hall, Salt Lake City, on Januarys), lsvl, at in o clock m. E. B. Cute, C iliertor. Assessor and Collector's office. No. 1, City Hall, Suit Lake City. January ISWI. MARSHAL'S SALE. IUR8UANT TO AN EXECUTION TO MB the Third Judicial district court of the Territory of Utah, I shall expose at pub- lic sale at the front door of the county court house. In the city of Salt Lake, county of Salt Lake, aad territory ot Uth, on the 1 day of Fehruary, IWI, at o'clock m., all the rivht. title. claim nri Inlet-ea- t fit ThvM V11t Angell and A. Angell of, lu and to the rollow-lng described real estate, situate, King and being in Salt Lake county, aud described aa follows, tuwlt: Part of lot 4. In block 6, la plat H. Sait Lake city survey, beginning at a point lltv fret east or the northwest corner of Bld lot 4, an1 running thence east fx feet, thence south fslit feet, thence west 88 feet thence north B.o, feet to place of beginning, ronta'nlng SIS4 square feet of ground, with lite of alley way lilfeet wide to Fourth East street. Also that portion in the same lot and block, be inning 1st feet east or the northwest comer. ihuce running east 18 feet, thence south (Xn feet, thence v. tat SUH feet, thence north Wsj feet, thence east IS feet, theuce north SI feet, thence east feet, thence north Hi feet, to place of Beginning, with use of alley way 19 feet wide on the south to Fourth East street. Together with all and singular the tene-ments, hereditaments thereunto belonging or in anywise ariiiertalnlng. To be sold as the property of Theresa Vila's Angell and A. Angell at the Butt of T. Simons aad J. W. Simons. Tjrms of sals rash. K. R. Parson's tj. 8. Marshal. By Bomah Cann-oN-. Deputy Marshal. Dated January 13, ltul. TAX 8ALE. 7IiEREAR, The city taxes arsessel against T. J. Bill, amounting to one d l!r aud eighty cents, became delinquent on the 1st dav of November, and still remain unpaid. Therefore. I, E. R. Clute. collector of Malt LakeClty. by virtue of the authority vested In me by the provisions of .ectlons is, IS and 17 of chapter XX III of th" ' Revised ordinances of Halt Lake City," passed February nth, lV,. have levied urou the rollowlng named prop-erty, to wit: Thenorth-wes- t x!0 rods of lot 13. block 17, Five Acre Plat A. B'g Field survey, and will sell the same, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the takes and costs, at public auction. In front of the City hall. Salt Lake City, on January W. 1HV1, at 18 o'clock in. E. R. Ci.t'TK, Collector. Assessor and collector's otllce, No. IH, olty hall, Salt LakeClty, January 9. 1HM1, MAESHAL'8 SALE. 1)URSUANT TO AN EXECUTION To by the Third Judicial District court of the Territory of Utah, I shall expose at public Bale at the front door of the county court house, In the city of Salt L'vke, county of Salt Lake, and Territory of Utah, on the 10th day of Feluuary ISSI. at 1 o'clock, m . all the right, title, claim and Interest of the Salt Laks Ssnltrlnm Association, of. In. and to the following described real estate, sit-uate, lying aud being in Salt Lake county, and dfscilbed as follows, Part of lot 7. block 77, plat A. Salt Lake City survey, commencing at k point 8V feet south ot the northeast corner of ssid lot and running thence U'fl feet west, thonce south 44 feet, thence east H.'0 feet, thence north 44 feet to place ot beginning, together with all build-ings, machinery and appurtenances belonging an thereto attached. To be sold as the prop-erty of The Salt Lake Ssnttortum Association at the suit of James Ulendeunlug. Terms of tale, cash. E. H. Pabsoms, TJ.S. Marshal. BT A. O. Dyer, Deputy Marshal. Dated January is, lsw. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION . Land Ornci at Bai I Laki City, Utah, I Januarv pith. IHJ1. I NOTICE IS HEREBY UIVlN THAT THE named settler has filed notice of his Intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will he made tie fore the reglktr and receiver of the land office, at Salt Lake City. Utah, on February JXth, ISWI. vl! Charles H. Wllcken, D. B. No. 117m, for the south half of the southwest quarter section 4, township 1 aouih. range I west. Salt Lake meridian. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of. said land, vlr: Hebel Bennlon. and William McLaugh-lin of Nort h Jordan precinct, Bait Lake county, Utah, Samuel Wallace and Josiah Wallaonof Granger precinct. Salt Lake county, Utah. No. TtiO.J FRANK It. HOHBS. Register. TAX SALE-VTHEREAS, The city taxes assessed T agalnet E. L.Daniels, amounting to one dollar and twenty cents, became delin-quent on the first day of November, and still remain unpaid. Therefore I, E. R, Clute, collector of Salt Lake city, by virtue of the authority vested In me by the provisions of Sections lft, IS and 17 of Chapter XXIII of the "Revised Ordinan-ces ot Salt Lake city," pissed Fetirunr 14, have levied upon the following named property, lt: L,ot 1. block II. plat J, Salt Lake City survey, and will sell tl e same, or so much thereof, as may I e necessary, to pay the taxes and costs, at public auction In front of the city hall. Salt Lake city, on Feb. 5, liil, at tweire o'clock M. E. R. CLUTE, Collector. Assessor and eolle tor's office, No. 18, City Hall, Salt Lake City, Jan. 15, 18U1. No. 74. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Salt Lake City, Utah, Decem-ber 11. I8U0. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THB tollowing-name- settler has Died notice ot his Intention to make final proof by commuta-tion In support of his claim, and that raid proof will tie made before the register and re-ceiver at Salt Lake City. Utah, on January VI, Itnl. vlr,: Charles Crtsinon. Homestead Entry No. 7 for the NKV NKV Sec, . and NV NWI and NEi Sec. 8V, Tp. 1 8, K. 1 E. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon aud cultivation of, Bald laud, viz: John Mlxter, Peter Reld. Edward Ureen, Rodney Badger, all of Salt Lake City, Utah. Fhank D. Hopbh, Register. Bird a Lowi, Attorney for applicant. SUMMONS. tn the District Court in and for the Third Judl- - clal District of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. Blmon Hamherk-e- r and Jacob E. 1 Bamberger, Plaintiffs, vs. George Smith, OeorRe Smith, jr John Y. Smith. James Henry Smith, Mary Cooper. Kuhy Smith, Mabel Smith, Win Summons. Mason, George Mason. John Keith, Lucy Mason. Mary Hy-att Keith, tieo Keith. James Cooper Keith. William Keith, Heat rice Isabella Farr. (ieoru-in- a M. Plckrell. and Margaret S. Eddy, defendants. J The People of the Territory of Utah Bend greeting- to George Smith. George Smith. Jr., John Y. Smith, James Henry Smith, Mary Cooper, Kuhy Smith, Mahl Smith, Wm. Mason, George Maon, John Keith, Lucy Mason, Mary Hyatt Keith, Oeore Keith, James Cooper Keith. William Keith. Bea-trice Isabella Farr, Geortlna M. Plckrell and Margaret S. Eddy, Defendants: You are herehy required to appear In an ac-tion brought against you by the above-name-ylalutlffs in the District Court of the Third District of the Territory of Ulali, and to answer the complaint tiled therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of serv-ice) after 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 judgment by default will betaken against you, according to the prayer of said compUilut. The said action is brought to hsre a decree of this court requiring defendants and each of them to set forth the nature aud extent of their and each of their Interests or estates In the premises hereinafter described, and deter-mining the same: decreeing eachor defendants to have no rlKht, title, estste or Interest in or to said premises or any part thereof; and 3 uletlnK the title of plaint! lis thereto against nfendants and each of them and against any and all parsons claiming or hereafter to claim "under or through said defendants or any of them ; adjudclug that plaintiffs recover their costs herein against any of said defendants who may appear or set up by way of auswer herein any right. Interest or estate In said premises or any part thereof, and for Other further relief. Said premises are described as follows Part of lot . block R9. plat A, Salt Lake City survey, commencing at north-east corner of said lot, running thence south 3.10 feef, thence west 110 feet, thence north ,110 feet, thence east 110 feet to place of beginning, Bituate In Salt Lke county. Utah territory. And you are herehy notified that If you fall to appear and auswer the said complaint as above required, thesa'd plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness the Hon Charles S. Zane Judge, and the seal of the district court of the Thlm Judi-cial District. In and for the territory of i'tah, this Irtthdayof December In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety. SKALJ Hc:NFY Q. M'MILLAN. Clerk. Hy GFO D. LOOMiS, Deputy Clerk. E. b. CK1TCHLOW, Attorney for Pl'ffs. EUMMOHS. In the district court In and for the Third Jn dldal district of Utah territory, eounty ot Salt Lake. Kotert W. Jackson, ilalntlff, I va V Summons, Josephine Jackson, defendant. ) The people of the territory of Utah Bend greet-ing to Josephine JaokBon. Defendant: VOU ARC HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP- - pear In an action brought against you by the at ove named plaintiff In the District court of the Third Jndiclil district of the territory of Utah, and to answer ths e mplalnt tiled therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this Buramons if Brved wtthln this county: or. if served out of this county but in this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days or Judgment by default will te taken against you. to the prayer of said complaint. Tne said action Is brought to have a decree ot this court dissolving tbe bondsof matrimony existing betw en the plaintiff and defendant, and awarding the plaintiff such other and farther relief as to the court may sesm just Above relief prayed for on the ground that the defendant on the 9Wh day of July, lPtt, without Just cause or nrovocatioa deserted plsintiff and her borne and ever s'nue has continued to so desert plaintiff and posi-tively refuses ts live with tilui Anil you ar hereby notified that If you fall to appear and answer the said tonplaint as above required, the said pln'ntift will spnly to the court for the re lef demanded therol Witness the Bon. Charles S. Zane, judge, aud the seal of the District csurt of the Third J udiclal d strict. In scal and f'T the territory of U.ah, this 19th day of D?cember, in tne year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred, and ninety. henry a. McMillan, cierf By Geo. D, Loom is, deputy clerk. TAX SALR WHERE AS, THE CITY TAXKS ASSESSED sgalnstC. A. Knight, amounting to v.40 became delinquent on the Jt'lrst lay of No-vember, snd still remain unpaid, Therefoie I. K. R. Cute, Collector of Stilt Lake City, by virtue of the authority vested In me by t ie provisions of sections IS. 1(1 and 17 of chspt r XXIIlof the "Revised Ordinances of Salt Lke City," passed Feb 14. It8, have lavled up n the following named property, block S. Lake View addition, and will sell the same, or so much thereof as may be r.ecwsary, to pav the taxes and costs, at public auction, tn front of the city hall, Salt Lake City, on Febuary , 18J1, at 12 o'clock m. K. R. CLUTE, Collector. Assessor and Collector's vflce, Hu. 18, City hall Sslt Lake City, Jan, 16, lJI. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of Fred R. Farmer, deoeaFed VJOTICE 19 HEREBY GIVEN BY THE is undersigned, the administrator of the es-tate of Fred it Farmer, deceased, to the credit-ors of. and all persons having claims sgaiLSt the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necesoesary vouchers, within ten months after the first p jbl cstton of this notice, to the said Thomas S, Snarr, administrator at the law office of O. O. W htttemore and 8 P.Armstrong. No. lilt Main street, Salt Lake City, In the county ot Halt Lake. Dat-- d Jan. IS, l"8i. Thomas 8. Snahi, Administrator ot the estate of Fred H. Farmer. SUMM0B8. In the District Court In and for the Third Ju-dicial District of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. Christine Lystrup, plaintiff, 1 vs. Summons. Peter Lystrup, defendaht. ) The people of the Territory of Utah send greeting: To Peter Lystrup, defendant Vou are heseby required to appear In an ac-tion brought against you by the above usmd pla ntifl in the Judicial Court ot the Third District of the Terrltorv of Utah, and to answer the romplalnt filed therein within ten tiuys (exclusive of tbe day of service) afier the service on you of this summon If wrved within this county, or, If served out of tr.lt county, but In this district, wlthla twenty days: otherwise within forty days-- or Judg- ment by default will be taken against you, ac-cording to tbe prayer of ssld complaint. The aala action Is Brought to have a decree of this court dissolving the marriage existing between plaintiff and defendant: awarding to rMslntlff tse sole care, custody and control of Caroline O., lrnuo of said marriage; and for costs of suit; above relief prayed on the ground thst lu tn month of O toner. 1ART, defeudaut totally ahaadontd said plaintiff without any caue or excuse, and has ever since failed to provide the common or auy neces'arles of life for plaintiff and Btld child, and hse contributed ncth'nj toward their support. And you are hereby notified that If you fall to apiear and answer the said complaint as slMive required the said plaint! IT will apply to the court for the relief demsnded therein. Witness tl.e Hon. Charles 6. .ane. Judge, and the seal of the district court of the Third ;u-il- l lal distr.ct. In and for th territory of Utah, this I'th day of Jsnuary, In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-one- . (kfaM HENRY O. MnMILLAN, Clerk. By lito. t LooMiu, Deputy Clerk. TAX 8JLE- - WHEREAS, TIii-- : CITY TAXES ASSESS tV ed against Jennie Darld amounting to one and delinquent cn the first day of November, and still remain unntitd. THEREFORE, I, E. R. CIut5. collector of Salt Lake City, by virtue of tbe authority vested In me hy the provisions of Sections 16, IS, and 17 of Chnpter XXIII of the "KevlSfd Ordinances of Salt Lake City. ' passed Febru-ary 14th. 1HH8, have levied upon the following named propertv. Lot II. block p at J.Salt LakeClty survey and will sell the earns ot so much thsrfof.as may be necessary to pay lie taxes and costs, at mibllnauctlou. in front of the city hall, Salt Lake City, on February 5, 1K9I, at twelve o'clock. M. E. K, CLUTE, Collector. Assessor and Collector's office, No. 18, City Hall, Salt Lake City, January its, iwq. K0TI0E OP THE INTENTION OF THE CITY eouuell to extend water mains on Thir-teenth Eatt street. Notice ia hereby elven by the city council of Salt Lake City of ths intention of such coun-cil to make the following Improve-ment, Extending and laying iron water pipes or mains along the following streets, mimely: on Thirieenti East street from midway between Second andTnlrd South to midway between Third aud Fourth South streets, with laterals on Third South street : and defraying three-fourth- of the cost thereof stlmaied at two thousand dollars, by a local within ihe f. llowlng des'trltied district, being thedlstrlct to b affected or benedtted by said improvement, namely: All of lots 3 and 4, block ft; lots land 8, block 86; lots 4 and IS, block J4; lots? and, block m: all iu pint F, Salt Lake City survey. All protests and ob-jections to th carrying ont of such intention must be presented In writing tn the city re-corder on or before February 9'h, HI, being the time set by the Bald council when It wll hear and consider such objections as may be made thereto. Hy order of the city council of Salt Lake City, made January Is, 1801. J. F. J ACK, City Recorder. JiOTICE. NOTICE OF THE INTENTION OF THE council to extend water mains on fifth Bast street. Notice Is hereby given by the ettf eoun'11 of Salt LakeCitv of ths intention of such council to make the foliow.ng described tmpi ovement, towit: Exiend'ng and liiyiug Iron water pipes or mains along the following streets, namely: Fiflh East street from renter of Sixth and Seventh South to center of Eighth and Nineth South streets, and defraying thrre fourths of the cost thereof, estimated at thirty-liv- turn-er 5 10) dollars, bv a local assessment upon the lots or ple-e- rf tr mnd within the follow-ing described district, being the district to t e affected or beneBti-- by said Improvement, namely: Lo's 8 and 4. block 10; lots I aud 8, block 'o'.s 1, 2, jandS. block; lots 8. 4 and , block 10: lets t and 7, block 8; lots and 8, block 5; all in plat B. Salt Lake City survey. All protests and objections to tbe carrying out of such Inteniion must be presented In writing to ths city recorder on or before February 8td, 1MI, being ths time set by the said council when It will har and consider suoh objections) as may be made thereto. By order of the city council of Salt Lake) City, made November 4th, 1J0. J. F. JACK. Cltv Recorder. Salt Lake City, January gth. 18U1. TAX SALE. "If. rHERE AS "THE CITY TAXES ASSESSED T R D owxtey amounting to ninety cents ( 00i be. am- - delinquent n the first day of November, ami still remain uupsid. Therefore, i. E. K. Clute, collector of Salt Lake City, by virtue o' the authority vested In ineby the provisions of sections 15. 11 and l?of chapter XX1I1 of the "Revised Ordinances of Salt La'e City." passed February nth. issn, have levied uoon the following named prop ertv Seven and ore half acres of land In the SK and SW!i of Section 14, township 1 nortn, rango I west, and will sell the mm, or bo much thereof, us mav he necessary, to pay the taxes and costs, at public auction. In front of the city hall. Salt Lake City, on February A. IBM. at 13 O'clock, m. E. R. Ci.i'te, Collector. Assessor and Collector's Office, No. 18, City Hall, S ilt Lake City, Jan. lft, IWI. No. 77, NOTICE rOB PUBLICATION. Land Omce at Salt Lake City, Utah, January 8. 1HMI. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT named settler has filed no-tice of her intention to make flcai prjof in support of her daki. and that said proof will be. made before The county clerk of Tooele county. Ttah. at Tooele Cltv, Utah, on Febru-ary 18, 1H91. vlr.: Mary Ann Hiskey, D. f. No. 1H07, for the Ei NW14 and SW!4 NE and NW'j SE'i setclon 18, township 8 south, lauge 3 west. She names the following witnesses to prove her residence upon and cultivation of. ssld land, viz: Edmund Leaver. J. L.Whitihoute. Willi; m Cochrane, J. W. Whitehouse, all of Lake View, Utah. FkakkH. Hobbs, Regis ler. NOTICE. In the Probate court In and for Salt Lake county. Territory of Utah. In tbe matter of the estate of Alexander Drunker, deceased. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT h N Drunker, administratrix of the etatn of Alexander Drunker, deceased, has rendered for settlement, and filed in said court her final account of her administration of said estate and petition for flnal distribution of the residue of said estate among the jierson en-titled thereto, and that Thursday the 9tth day of January. A. D.. 1881, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the court room of said court. In the county court house, Salt Lake city and coun-ty, Iih Territory, has been duly appolnt"d by the Judge of said court, for the settlement of said account and hearing said petition for distribution, at which time and place any per-son Interested in said estate may appear and show cause. If any there be. why said account should not be settled and approval and final distribution made as prayed tor. C. E. ALLEN. Clerk of Probat" Court. Hy O. E. Stanton, Deputy. Dated January 8, lMwl. TAX SALE. VITHEREAS, The city taxes assessed atrsint C II. Arnold, amounting to two doliais and twenty cents t$8..) became delinquent on th first day of November, and still remain un-paid. Tnere'cre. I. E. R. Clute. collector of Salt Lake City by virtue of the authority vested In me by the provisions of sections 15. I and 17 ot chapter XXIIlof the "Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake City." passed February 14tn, 188S, huve levied upon the following nan.ed prop-erty, Lot 4, block 83, Kinney Oour-luy- 's Addit'on. and will sell the same, or so much thereof, as may he necessary, to pay the taxes and costs, at public auct on, In front of the city hall, Salt Lake Citv, on February 4, 1891. at IS o'clock, m. E. H. Cl.tJTE, Collector. Assessor and Collector's office. No. 18, City Hall, Salt Lak City, Jan. 18. lmi. DELINQUENT STOOK NOTICE. rpHE BRIGHT JN & NORTH P 'INT IRHI-- 1 (ration Company Location of principal place of bus ne is. Brighton meet Salt Lake county. Utah. There are de; nunent upon the foil wlnn describe! stock of the Brighton ft Nrrih Po'nt Irrigation Cnupany on assesment of sixty iB.i) cents per Bl are, levied upon the Idth day of October. 18s, ttie several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders as follows: frtf. N8' Stores. Am'' 37-- 1.1, Henry... 8 I 4 80 1 A fi 40 41 Bockholt, V, testate) s I 8u 19't Crowther, W m 24 14 4 Unissued Same 9 1 at) M Dunford. Alma B 10 8 0) Hf Buncombe, tuvld 7 - 4 an lKr-U- ay. Geo H 7 4 30 1 ) Home. ,lno P B 4 i Haaen. Sr. Hobt S 1 Mi UniFsuNl Hazea, Jr, Robt 1 AO Geo 5 8 tu W Holmes, (I 8..... ', ft 3 ft) 40 Jacobs. Charldan.., ,3 in .15 Lane, Sophia A 9 6 40 Ids Learned, Newton A......... 5 8 on f " " 4 8 40 109 Lloyd, John 4 240 HO Maxey, David 7 4 it) 240 Mayne. A II if 10 SO rjO Neal, Geo 0 3 flu 104 Nash, John 9 5 40 8T4 Snell, Luemma .11 fjtw " " 17 ID 80 a- - "" "" .....16 9(10 : 14 40 1(M Fchoenfeld, Jos s 1 SO 8iiO Rohoenfeld, John 9 fi 40 K33 Toronto, heirs of Joseph . . . . 4! 7 CO 140 Worsmuth. Z 5 8 00 a5-Wr- ay. D Camp...... 7 4 20 Ktle Wantlaud, C K 10 9 00 And in accordance with law and fie order of the Hoard ot Directors made ou said ltiih day of October, aud a subreiueut order of said board of directors made on the 20th dav of De-cember. A. D. lsyo: so many shares' of each parcel of stock as may be necessity will bs sold at the office of the treasurer of the com-pany. Arthur Brown, at No. Main stren, (up stalls) Salt LskeCltv. Utah, on thelsfi day of Kefruary. A. D. 1HU1 at 13 o.clock noon of ta d day to pav delinquent assesfment thiriion together with the cost of advertising and expenses of sa'e. K. U. CRtTCHt-ow- . Secretary. SUMMONS. In the district court of the third Judicial dis-trict ot Utah territory, County of Salt Lake. Olive Avery, Plaintiff, VB. Sylvester Avery, Defendant. The people of the Territory of Utah Bend (Treeting to Sylvester Avery, defendant. AroU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP. J pear in an action brought agaiut 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 (exclusive of the day of ser-vice) after the servive 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 davfl or judgment by default will be taken again-i- t you, recording to the prayer of said complaint The said action is brotifc-h- t to have a decree of this court dissolving the bon is of matri-mony between plaintiff and defendant, and granting plalntitt a dlTorce from defendant a vinculo; allowing her to take her maiden name of Olive Gilbert, and for such other and further relief as Is just and equitable; above relief prayed on the ground that on or about the 1st day of August. 18XS. defendant willfully and without cause deserted and abandoned this Slaintlff. and ever since has and still does so abandon said plaintiff, and live separate and apart from her against her will and without her consent: and that since March 1st. ISM, defeudnnt has failed and neilected to provide for plaintiff the common necessaries of life, although of sufficient ability so to do. And yon are herehy notified that if yon fail to sppear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply ta the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness the Hon. Charles 8. Zane, Judge, and the seal ot the district ' 1 court of the Third Judicial district, skax. In and for the Terrltorv of Utah, v) this 17th day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety. HENRY O. MCMILLAN. Clerk. By GEO. D. LOOMIS, Deputy Clerk, SUMMONS. In the District Court in and for the Third Judt. clal District of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. . Emma Rose Clinton, Plaintiff, 1 vs. I ' James G. Harris and Oliver W. Summon. Mink, Trustees, and Melllssa D.Clinton. Defendants. J The reople of the Territory of Utah send: greeting: To James G. Harris and Oliver W. Mm, trustees, and Melissa D. Clinton, de-fendants. 'OV ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-pe- ar in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the district court ef the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint tiled therein within tea days, (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of thu summons if served within this county: or. if served out of this countv. but in this district, within twenty days; otherwise wlthla forty dsys or Judgement by default will be taken against you, acc Drdlng to theaprayer of said complaint. The said action Is brought to have a decree of this court as to defendsnts, James G. Har-ris and Oliver W. Mink, trustees, adjudging that, a certain alleged deed of conveyance, dated March 17, 182, from Jams W. Smith, conveying the props rty hereinafter described to one'Zerubabble Snow; alto a certain al-leged ouit calm deed from William W. Kitter and Priscilla Rltter. his wife, rouveying said premises to defendants, James W. Harris and Oliver VT. Mink, trustees, on or about Septem-ber 10. 1W, he declared to be a cloud upon the title of plaintiff, lu and to said real estate, and that each of said conveyances be declared to be fraudulent and void; that tbe same be set aside, vacated, and decreed to be cancelled of record; declaring the title of said estate to be in plaintiff, and nuUtlnr; the title of same as to nv claim of defendant, Melissa D. Clinton; for costs of suit, and such other and further relief as mav be deemed Just and equltahle. Said premises are described as follows, Li ts I aud 8. section 2ft, township 1 south, range 4 west. Tooels county, Utah territory. And you are hereby notified that If you fail to appear and answer the said compialnt as above required, tbe said yialntiff will spply to the court for the relief demaaded therein. Witness, the Hon. Charles 8. Zane, judge, aud the seal of the District Court of the Third Judicial District, BIAL.1 In and for the Territory of Utah thla pit h day of December, in the year of Our Lord ons thousand eight hun-dred and ninety. ' Hbnrv G. Mi'Miiaab, Cleric By Oto. D. Looms, Deputy Clerk. TAX SALE. VHEREAS.THE CITY TAXES ASSESSED 1 1 airaltiMt Henry Dupont amounting to 11.80 became del n iuent on the first day of and still remain unpaid. Therefore, L K. K. Clute. collector of Sslt Lako City, bv virtue of the authority vested In me by the provisions of sections 15, IS and 17 of chapter XXIII of the "Revised Ordinances of Suit Lake City," passed February I4ih. 18, have levied upon the following named pron-erty- . Fifteen acres of land in the N. E of section 14, township 1, north range 1 west, and will sell tne same, or so much thereof, as miy be neceesary. to pay the taxes and cos's :it iiuhlic auction, in front ef the city hall. Salt LakeClty, on February . IWI. at 12 O'clock, m. E R. Clcti, Collector. Assessor and Collector's office. No. 18, City Hail, Salt Lake City, Jan. lft, IWI. 8UMM0N3. In the District Court in and for the Third Ju-dicial District of Utah Territory, county of Salt Lake. Martha Scott, 1 Plaintiff vs. V SUMMONS. Simeon W, Scott, I Defendant, j Tbe People of the Territory of Utah send tireet.ng; To Simeun W. Scott, Defendant. You are hereby required to sppear in an ac-tion brought agaiut you by tho above named plaintiff, in the Distr ct Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory ot Utah, aud to answer ti e complaint tiled therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of after the s Tvlce on you of thiB summons if served within this county; or. if served out of this couuty, but In this dlstilct, within twenty days; otherwise w. thin forty days or Judg-ment by default will be taken against you, to the prayer of said complaint. Tne said action is brought to have a decree of this cottrt d'ssolving the bonds of matri-mony existing betweeu the plaintiff and de-fendant; awarding the plaintiff the custody and control of minor children. Issue of said man-lag"- , and such general relief as may he deemed just and equitable; setting apart to the rilaintlft, such pottlon of the common property as may bt considered Just and equit-able; and restraining the defendant from dis- - Eosing of or In any way Incumbering the and kitchen property now in pos-session of tbe plaintiff, in the house where she is living, at No. .. East T. lrd Houth street, Salt Lake City. Utah, and rertaln real and per-sonal propertv, in which defendant is inter-ested as heir at law and son ot John Scott, d -- ceased ; desert tied as a certain tract of land, situate! In Mill Creek Precinct, Salt Lake countv. of acres of about the value of H0 Ouu. Requiring Wie defendant to pay into court a ieonab e sura, to defray the expenses of this action, K), and for counsel fees tixm. and that he pay ths plaintiff such further sums of alimony, 1 7.1, or such amounts as to this court may seem Just for her sup-port miring the pendency of this action. Above relief prayed for on the ground of edul-ter- v, committed by the defendant, wtth one Jackfoti. on the 88th day ot April, isuo, and divers other times In a room at the White House hotel. No. 206 South Main street. Salt Lake City, Utah, without the consent, conni-vance, procurement or previous knowledge ot the plaiutif. And vo j are hereby notified that If you fail to appear and answer the sa'd complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded thereiu. Witness the Hon. Charles 8. Zane, Judge, and the Seal of the Dis- - 1 I trlct Court of the Third Judlc- - i BKAL. ) lai District. In and for the Ter-I- , , ritory of Utah, this 27th day of v December, in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and ninety. Henry G, McMillan, Clerk. ' B Geo, D. Loomis, Deputy Clerk, ' Clxxshqx W. HAUt Atty. tor PlaimiS. TAX SALE. "ItHEHEAS. the city taxes assessed against John Otto amounting to tw o dollars and twentv cents became delinquent on the lirat dsy of November, and atill remain unpaid. Therefore. I. E. R. ( lute. Collector of Salt I alte C'ty. hy virtue of the authority vetted In me bv the provisions or is, is ar.d 17 of ( XXIII of fie "Revised Ordlnanc-- s ofSaltLske City," passed February 14. ikkk, have levied upon the following named prop-e-t- Lot 4, block 1(, plat C, Salt Lase (l y survey, and will sell the same, or bo much thereof, as may be necessary to nay the taxes and costs, at public auction. In ft ont of the city hall, Salt Lake City, on February 4, 1M. at 12 o'ch c.( m. E. R. Ct.tTTK. Collector. Assessor aud collector s orhce, No. 18, City hall, Salt Lake City, Jan. 16, 1891. The Way It Shrink. "Papa," said Mrs. Bunkum, "here ia that flannel shirt of yours. I waohed it, und well, I'm afraid its usefulness is ever," "Oh, no, my dear; I can use it for a franwiper," Harperr'g ftowtr. No Need to Try. Gnzzam How long do you suppose a man can live without eating? Maddox I don't know. Ilave no per-soii- id experience. I advertise largely, you know. Judge. NOTICE. In the Probate Court. In and for Salt Lake county. Territory of Utah. In the matter ot the estate of Isaac Laney, de-ceased. "VOTICE 13 HEREBY OIVEN THAT H. S. 1 Laney, administrator of the estate of Isaac Lauey. deceased, has readsred for set-tlement and filed in raid court, his final ac-count of his admlnlstrsttoa of said estate and petition for final distribution of ike rexldue of said estate amon the persons entitled thereto, und that Tuesday, the 10th dav of Februaiy, A. D. 13V1. at Wo clock a m., at the courtroom of said court, in the cunty courthouse. Salt Lake City and county, l. tan territory, has been duly appointed by the judge of said oourt for the settlement of said account and hearing Bald petition for distribution, at which time and place any person Interested In ssld ett its may appear and show cause, it any there be. why s ild account should not be tattled and approved and Deal tUstributien made ae prayed for. O. E. ALLEN, .' Clerk of tbe Probate Court, C. E. STANTOtr, Deputy, . Dated Jan. 10, U9U ' , , Days, Bare aud Done. ' Harry Was it Longfellow who wrote "What is fo rare as a day in Jnne?" Edith Oh, no; Longfellow wrote "The Dav Is Done." Life. H0TI0E FOR PDBLIOATIOH. Ne. mo. Land Ornci at Salt Laki City, I Dec, I. 110. f 19 HEHEBV OIVEN THAT NOTICE followinit-name- d settler has Hied notice of his intention to make final proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the county cleric of Davia county, Utah, at Karralnaton, Utah, on Janu-ary fttth, Mil, vlx: William H. Lincoln, H. S. No. bsi, for tke N. W. I See. , T. N R. 1 E S, L. M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and eultlvalio of said lands, vie: Thomas Eauett, sr.. Tbsiuiae Efttrett, jr.. Cyrua Page, Walter Scott, all ot Bountiful, Utak. Fram D. Hobbs. titt BeglaUK TAX 8 ALE. AVHEREAS. the city taxes assessed Bgalnst Jennie A. Hesiin. amouutiux to one dollar became delinquent on the first day of No-vember and still remain unpaid. Therefore, I, E. K. flute, collector of Salt Lake city, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the provisions of sections 15, 16 and 17 of chapter XXIII of tbe "Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake City." pussed February 14th, I88, have levied upon the following named home : Lot 44. block . sub-- I Sroperty, blck SO. pint C. Salt Lake City Sur-vey, and will sell the same, or so much thereof, as may be necessary, to pav the taxes and costs, at public auction. In front of the city hall. Salt LakeClty. on February 181. at 18 o'clock, m. K. R. Cum, Collector. ABSessorand collector's Omre, No. la, Olty Hall, Salt Lake City, Jan. ia, ltivi. Confederate Veterans of New Xork, New York, Jan. 19. rSpeelal to Tfk Times. The member of tha confed-erate camp of New York are holding a grand reunion at the Brunswick hotel in honor of (reneral Robert E. Lee's birthday. Eflongress'man Wise of Virginia delivered an eloquent address wkich electrilied 4 present, At the Abattoir. Prim '.is Doesn't the sight of all this blood make you ill? ' . Secuudufl Hoi I aliure layaulf. Lift. |