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Show Tn& SALT LAKE TIMES. FRIDAY J AN UAK i 1 furs. Tub! furs. I Official Hoticc. Official 3,lticc. I Official Koticec. I Official Itoticp. KxfliiNivti J'laotUui Furrier In Salt Lake, carries th Largest, Finest and Moot Cowp.et BtiH k of 'FINE FURS IN THE WEST I Consisting of r Seal ami Ueavor Hnoqnos, Capes, Miitls, lloas, And all soil of Faury Fu i s of both Foreign and Domestlo Skins. Repairing,' Cleaning, Altering and Redjeing Neatly draw. Our material made ftp. ; Fit nui! Satisfaction UurMite'd Ifaw 'Furs Bought, 221) Main St. EXPERT STEAM GRTNDER THE NEW ELKS' GYMNASIUM 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 MR. ED. KELLEY 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 well 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 of 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 finest 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 Theatrej 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. v Mr. Kelley is in receiptof a letter from 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 theilk 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 exact date of which has not as j yet been decided upon. i Jimmie Williams, champion of Utah, is in constant attend-ance for the purpose of in-structing those who desire to become proficient in 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 iwelcome his friends and pa-trons, and desires to extend a hearty invitation to the gen-eral public. CALL AND SEE HIM Opposite Theater. Of everything under the Sun. and Dealerln !FT2T:E3 CUTLEET I EVERY ARTICLE WARRANTED. 60 East First South St. Opp. City Hall j.W. Farrell & Co Flnmlers, Gfc Steam Fitter i Dealen in all Kinds of j Lift and Force Pumps Order taken for Drive and Dug WU Ctsipoolt built and Connection mad WMainHtrtrt, opp. Atttrbach Bro . 2ipAoiMM JBeauiiil Woman 6MII.ES SWEET-LY at the thought ol her own loveli-ness, livery woman smiles sweetly, who uses Wisdom t Ki bertiue, for it gives to her acleai--, trans-parent, bea ntif ul skis. A beautiful complexion alone is oflro sufficient to make a woman beautiful. Awomsn why has a beautiful complexion should preserve it ; the one less fortunate in this possenlon should beautify it. Wisdom's Rober-tin- e does just what Is claimed for It It not only preserves and beau-tifies the complexion, but repairs the damage done by the us ul the many dangerous com-pounds now ia the saarket, by it toutc ettect, t storing the skin to natural, healthy action. Kead the testimonials from famous artistes, CCifls htatcd chctausu and eminent physician, ... K01ICE OF rOEFElTDBB. Sa it Lakk Cocnty, I Jauunry .1, 18U1. f rro JACOll JACOHffclN, Olt VOOB HEIRS X oria-lgns- : You are hereby notified that we have expended fPU in labor and improve- ments upon tie ti, eat Western Lode, a will appear by certiuote filed December M. IHio, til tie oil,- of Rvorder n cut. Mount. n Mining dl.trlct. Suit L ike county. Ulan terrltorv. m order to liuid said preiiisws under lhn ptovls-.lm- i ni section ICUi. RiVisel hUMitxn of the I'uited States, being the niuount r'qiilicl to held the same for tne ye.ir ending December, and If within 1M1 ninety d ivs from the e of t ils mules (or within ninety d ivs a'(r tnis n i e of public itlom yo i fail or re-ins to contribute vour ir 'j rtion. to wit: t:vi..Vii and etpcusi a uf this advertisement, of s'u'h exi en Iituie as a onipany owner, your tn I Tf Mt la mill claim will heroine tbepn p rty If the subscribers, under said section at'l. JAMKS Ull-iKN- , Nil liiNuroH-l'a'ed January 7, IBsd. . AT FIVE O'CLOCK. Ad so the day la over, And it'a time (or a cub of tea) I feel like the veriest rover Who return successfully! 1 ihopped to tuoh satisfaction; My new bat la so neat; My gown will spread distraction Among the girls I meet. I found the loveliest notions For making Christmas tilings; I'll return all Tom's devotion , Witb cuta embroidetinct. Ah, If only that ring were Antral Just the friend I loag to see; I shall tall her in what manner , , 1 discouraged Dudi Leigh. Oh. aren't yon a perfect treasura To think of me at Are! The hour of coziest leisure Human beings can contrive! How merrily burns the fire Behind its glittering dogs! How the kettle's steam mount hlghef , , Like Karragansett fogs) Shall I brew the flowers of Fekoe, Or the wayward caravan f For my daintiest cup I'll seek oh, Her It la, dear Nan I Tea, this ring means that it's Tom, dear I Hi will be here right away. Of all my comings home, dear, The hspoiest oame today. --Bos Hawthorne Lathrop in Harper's Baas, simmoss. In the District Court in and for the Third JudV clal District of Utah Territory. Couuty of Bait Lake. Sabar B. Steinkb, plaintiff. Chahlis Stsinb'ii. Uefeudant. j"ilDMM0,",': The People of the Territory of mm ma greeting to Churl,- - ni.num', defendant: 'OU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-pe-in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff lu the district Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah,' and to answer the complaint filed therein within ten day (exclusive of the day of eervlce) after the service ou you of this summons If served within this county; or if served out of title county, but In this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days or Juilg. meutby default will be taken agaiust you to the prayer of said complaint, ' The said action la brought to have a deorea of this court dissolving the bonds of matri-mony existing between the plaintiff and de-fendant; deciirinic plaintiff absolutely free from all obligations of said marriage: to have Judgement for coetsof suit and lor such other huI furiher relief as to th. Court may seem JllKt. Above relief prayed for on the ground that on or alut trie 1 ah day of June. i,vt7, defend-ant deserted plaintiff, has ever since absented hluibelf, and has failed and neglected to sup-port and maintain plaintiff, or to In any man-ner contribute towards htr support aud main-tenance. And you are hereby notified that if you fall to appear and answer t he said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Wltnees, the Hon. charlee s. Zane Judge, and the seal of the District Court of the Third Judicial District, SKAL. in and for the Terrltorv of Utah, thlsnrb day of Hecemberln the year of our Loid one thousand eight hundred and ninety. t HKNlty U. MCMILLAN, Clerk, By Geo. D. Loomls. Deputy Clerk. BID3' WASTED. T1D3 FOK (OlTNfi' SUPPLirS-B- Y I order of the outitV court of Bait Lake county, territory of I tab. sealed hids.-wll- l i reo,'ied by the county elertt up to and Includ-ing January tfV IHUI. for supplies to he fur-nished Bail Lake toiuty from February I. isil. to January I. rn-i- . Tha following will form thi basis for b'ds for records, etc., to be fumisned the recorder s office: Mor.gage racord. 1M0 pages, with marginal ruling. Deed records vjlthont marginal ruling. MhuuK reiMirds same as d-- re.MMti. ' Lien aud lean s same ss deed record. Abstract records same as now uad. Direct and reverse tnduxes to all exoept ab-stract rei 0 ds. Plat b oks foet Inches by 1 foot 9 inches of plain draftln ( paper, for maUlug pints, and an Index to ssme. (ira itor aud granteo Indexes. Kmry book. Kece.pt s f'r documents same as now ued In theonics. with stub, in boausof intAieach. Mining abstract records and direct index to same. Kouie of thse records have printed forms, and the snionn can be deter'nltied only as tha record , are or lered. s are to lie boon t lull Kussi rlrculi, "Hub bands." with loose canvas covers aud Russia corners, flat back; pcpr Ui tsj "llrowa'i" medium ledi.r paper "IV" Pr'cs to bo '. Iveu on record ruled and printed, and-o-ruled only. Alsofor ther'cordcr'aoftlce: lt!er heads and envelojies, per thousand, envelopes Sot. 8 and to XX, No. 1 rag, with re-turn carl printed thereon. For the )nllrt ir's ofnceb", ' ,'OruOt a notices, ... , 13 tax receipt folks. ' ' letter head and envelops same as above. For the clerk's office: Record lifoks same ss above, excep tta' they shall Be of H pages each and without canvas eovers. t'robai blank, printed on I pound auper-fln- f fiat cap paper or of o,l grade, 160 of each to be furnish' d on orner. Dlxou s and Kaher s octagon pencils, jier grns. Pen, per gross. Ink. per doien ipiarts. Letter heads and envelopes, per 1000, as above. All supplies to be furnished as called for. Ab nd foi faithful pei formanca of OJiitra t. in such sum as trie county court may deter-mine, will be required of t successful bidder. C. K. ALLEN, County Clerk. SUMMONS? In the District Court in and for the Third Judi-cial District of Utah Territory, County uf Bait Lake. L. d. Kit trr, plaintiff vs. Kate LrwH, t ustet for Nina ivtnt, Nina Kent, Thede J. oiimmona, Kei t Kdward A. Kes'er and . Charlea Pomeroy, ddtendaut. The people of the Territory of Utah send greet-ing to .vate L.vtico. uustee o' N ni ,vent, Nina Kent. T.i.Me J Kent. Kuward A. Ke-le-and Chane Po,ner.y. defendants: A'OU AKK IIKUKBY KEyl.'IKKU TO AP-- pear In all action brought against yon by the alsive named plaintiff In the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint filed therein within ten days lexcliislv of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons If served within this county; or, If served out. of this county, but In this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days or Judgment by default will be taken against you, aocordiug to the prayer of said complaint. '1 he said action Is brought 1 1 have Judgment ngansl said def.Mulants In the sum of tXiO, with interest at ten pr cent per annum from September 3rd, IWM, and for coats of suit In-cluding (N attorney's fee: alleged to be duo on a certain promissory note and mortgage, made eiei'uled and delivered bv defendant, Kate Lvnch as trustee for defendant, Nina Kent, toone Klwu-- d A Kesler, at Biit Lske city, Utah. September :id, issv; sa'd note be-ing for the sum ot (Xo, with interest froni date at ten per ceil per snnum. fame hetng due aud wnolly unpaid, and secured by 'aid mor'daK on those certain premises situated th Cllv and County of Bait I ake T'tah, a part ot lots 1 and s. block 4.1. plat H Bait Lake city survey commencing at a point eight feet south of north-eas- t c rnr of ld lot 1. running thence north thirty five feet, thence west, ten rots, thence south thirty-fiv-eet. thence east ten rods to place uf beglnnlne, containing 57. f square- - feet: said note and mortgage having been afterward, nth. ItHt. sold, assigned and transferred by said Kesler to en Cha-le- s E. pomeroy; uhd afterwards, August 1st, lHiio, sold, transferred aud assigned by said Pomeroy to plaintiff, w ho Is now the legal holder of the same; that said premises be soid, and tha pro-ceeds applied In naymentof amount due plain-tiff, and that said defendants and all persons claiming, may be barred aud foreclosed of ell claim of equity or redemption In SHld prem-ises; that plaintiff have judgment against said defendants, escept Charles K. Pomeroy, for any detti len' V, and for such other and uir-th-relief In tl-- premises as to the court may seem meet end equitable And you are hereby notified that If you fall to appear and answer the aaid 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 seal of the District Court of the Third Judicial District. SIAL. n anil for the Territory of Utah. tide ad day of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety. h, u. mcmillan, cierk. By Oeo. D. Loomis, Deputy Clerk. SUMMONS. In the district court in aud for the Third Judi-cial district of Utah territory, county of Bait Lake. Isahm. Lynn, plaintiff, ) vs. V Summons. Fimsk Lynn, d 'fcudant. I The piopieof t te territory of Utah send greeting to Frank Lynn, d 'fen tant: TOU AUK IIEKKIIY RKyUlRF.D TO AP-- pear in an action brought aga nt you by the sb iv e named plaintiff In the court of the Th m Jud,clal d strict of the territory of 1'tah. aud to ner hs complaint hied there-in within ten davs tex. lualve of the dsy of after t:ie e vvice on you of this summons it served wdhln thlsoonnly; or.lfserv d out o( tMs countv, hut in til's district, within twenty dsys: otherwise within forty days-- or Judgment by de'ault will be taken against you ai'cordiior to th praver of said complaint. The said action is brought to a decree of this colli t dissoiviuir the Ixiudsof m itflmony here-tofore existing between the plaintiff Hnd de-fendant aud awarding the plaintiff her coet lu this action. Above relief prayed on the ground that de-fendant for 1110 e than oue year laM past has wilfully failed aud neglected t provl e pla w.th : he common necessiiHes of life, and without avia or Just provocation has treated plaintiff In such a cruel and Inhuman m inner as to cause her great mental and bo Illy dis-tress. And you are hereby notified that if you fail t appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the sal I plaintiff will apply to the court for tae relief d manue t therein. Witness th Hon. Charles 8 Zane, Judge, and the seal ,.f the district court of th Third Judlc al district, In and for tie territory of Utah, this llth day of December, In the year of our Lord one thousand, eight hundred and ninety. Iskai.1 HENRY 11. MCMILLAN, Clork. By Oko. D. Loomis, Deputy Clerk. cuatomera acconHngly laid a wager with oine of his friends, which was immedi-ately accepted, that within a given time the objectionable adornment should dis-appear from th npper lips of the waiters in all the fashionable hotels and restau-rant in Vienna, otherwise the proposer himself waa to shave off his own embel-lishment for a given period. .1 In order to effect his purpose the latter commenced by trying to persuade the hotel keeper in the Kamthner strasne to forbid all his servant wearing mus-taches on penalty of losing his aristo-cratic customers. In this case he succeed-ed, but the waiters, who were mostly married men, one oftor another gave notice to leave their places.' They were at once replaotrd by younger men, who for a consideration submitted to tUo im-posed humiliation. The sanie thing hap-pened in a number of other hotels and restaurants, and the wager was nearly won by the layer when the proprietor of the Hotel Imperial, the first hotel in Vi-enna, flatly refused to comply with the whim of the Vienna jeunesse doree, whom he told outright that if they de-serted his house he should readily find better customers. . The cose was also taken up, "as mat-ter of right and honor," by the Associa-tion of Waiters, which threatened to ex-pel from the society any member degrad-ing himself by humoring aristocratio caprice in this matter. Thus the mutter stands at the present moment. The bet appears likely to be lost, and then will come the triumph of the waiters, who expect soon to have the satisfaction of seeing their would be dictator instead of themselves going about with shaven lip. Cor. London Standard. One on Nr. Depew. They say that when Mr. Depew came recently from Europe the usual swarm of yarn spinners gathered nightly in the smoking room to tell stories and chat about things in general, Every soul save one in the party kept his end up. The exceptional member of the party did not laugh or indicate by even a twinkle of the eyes any interest in tha funniest jokes, and was as silent as a door knob at the best stories. This con-duct began to nettle Mr. Depew and the other spirits, and when the final seance came around they had lost all patience with the reticent and unresponsive stran-ger. Mr. Depew was selected to bring hira to terms. They were all comfort-ably seated and in came the stranger. "See here, my dear air," said Mr. De-pew, "won't you toll a story?"- - "I never told one in my life." "Sing a song?" "Can't sing." "Know any jokes?" per-sisted Mr. Depew. "No." Mr. Depew and all were prepared to give it up when the stranger stammered and hesitated, and finally made it known that he knew just one conundrum. "Give it to us," said Mr. Depew and the others in chorus. "What is the difference between a tur-key and me?" solemnly asked the stranger. "Give . it up," said Chairman Depew. "The difference between a turkey and me," mildly said the stranger, "is that they usually stuff the bird with chest-nuts after death, I am alive." Illus-trated American. A Strange Wager In Vienna. A curious wager is at present occupy- - Ing the attention of such widely sepa-rated classes aa our young noblemen and I the Association of Hotel and Restaurant Waiters in Vienna. Several of the younger scions of the highest Austrian aristocracy, who were accustomed to dine in ah old hotel of high repute in the Karnthner strasse, took exception to the practice of the waiters, most of whom have seen twenty or thirty years' serv-ice, In dressing their mustaches in just the same fashion as the "noble swells" thej had to jierve. Ong of the Uisb. born y Tha Dumb Book Agent. I A woman baa hit upon a deceptive de--l jVice so original that it ought to be sns-- A t. - njtible of protection by patent, for it f' AaJrytvriahly secures interested attention M7 to k0' agont. It is true that ita orig-- inator and operator is an exceedingly I pretty young woman, demure of aspect I aud modest in dress; hut hard hearted I man has learned to withstand the ordi-nary charms of the gentle sex when they are applied to the arts of canvassing, and tho most beautiful specimen is just about as quickly repulsed as the ugiiest one. But this genius enters an office, iilently approaches the object upon whom sho proposes to operate, lays a , neat little slate before him and writes on it: "I am dumb." book agent who can't talk! The wonder of it compels attention at once. The winsome creature can hear well enough (and it is hardly a secret that she can talk, too, when she wishes to), and to the questions of the man she writes quaint little replies on her slate, Incidental to a displuy of the book which he is selling, and in nineteen cases out of twenty she get a cash order. Of course her harvest may bo brief, for she can reap the field but once, but it Is a rich one. New York Sun. MARSHAL'S SALE. PURSUANT TO AN EXKCUTION TO MR 1 directed by the Third Judicial dbtrlct court of the Territory of Utah, I shall expose at pub-ll- o sale at the front door of the county court house. In tne city of Salt Lake, county of Bait Lake, and terrltorv of Utah, on theiidday of February, Mil, at 14 o'cliwk m., all the right, titlc.claim and tuterealof Theresa Vilate Aiig-1- 1 and A. Angell of, in and to the follow-ing described real estate, situate, lying and being lu 8 alt Lake county, and described as follows, towit: Part of lot in block V!. in plat B, Salt Lake city survey, beginning at a point lift feet east ot the northwest corner of a (id lot 4, anl running thence east 69 feet, t henna south , feet, thence west ftl feet thence north 8:14 feet to place of beginning, conla nllig.HM square feet of ground, with u,a of alh y way 12 feet wide to Fourth East street. Also that n il tion In the same lot and Mi-k- . be 'inning 114 feet, east of the northwest corner, running east 18 font, thence south ami feet, thence, west 30' j foot, thence north 4'.h feet, thence east Id feet, thenco north Ml feet, thence east h'i feet, thenre north It feet, to place ot beginning, with use of alley way Hi feel wide on the south to Fourth East street. Together with all and ainguiar tha tene-ments, hereditaments thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining. To be sold as the properly of Theresa Vilate Angell and A. Anuell at the suit of T. Blmoua aud J. W. Blmoiis. Tjrms of sale rash. K. H. 1' AKRONS XI. B. Marshal. By Boman Cannon, Deputy Marshal. Dated January ill, lKui. TAX 8 ALE. II'HKRKAS, THK (Ml Y TAXFB A8SES3-- 1 t ed sualnst Johu Fuller, tiiuountlug toone and sixty hundredths 1? i)l I a nine delinquent on the tirsti ay of Noveiniier. and sll remain 111111 ild t lereiore. I, K.K t'lut '.collector of Salt Lake City, l y virtue of the autl orlty v st in meby the provisions of wsction K. In and 17 of chanter X X III of the "Havleed ordinance of Ba.tLakeClty." passe I February Isih 1H, have levied unon the following n imed proper-ty, to wit: Lot lf, block 4. City Park sub-division, and will sell tne same, or m much thereof, as may I necessary, to pav the taiea and costs, at public auction, 111 front of the city hall, Salt Lake City, on January gsth, mi at 13 o'clock m. E. R. CI.UTK, Colle dor. Asses ir and collector ofl'ce, No. IS, City hall, Bait Lake City, Jan. 5. lHut- - DELINQUENT STOCK NOTICE, TIIEBRlC.HT JNi NORTH POINT Location of principal place of bus nam. Hr.gtitou meeting-house- . Salt Lake county, Utah. There are delinquent upon the following describe 1 stock of the Brighton A Nnrih Fo'nt. Irrigation Cjmpsny ou assessment ot sUly 161) cents per soari. levied upon the inth dsy of October, IM', the veral amounts set opposite th names of t ie reKs3ctlve shareholders as follows: Certf. Nme-- Shar.. Am,t 8- 7- ATii 1 1, Henry 8 148(1 I A 9 h 40 41 Hookholt, D, (estate) S I l 1H3 Crowther, Win ...84 II 41 Unissued Same 9 , 1 Alma B 10 flOi David 7 4 ai 1H0 (iuy. Oeo H 7 4 'JO Jno P 8 4 Sr. Robt 8 1 so Uni-sm- d Haaen, Jr, Robt 1 60 18 -- HunMngton. Geo f S t 1M7 Holmes O 8 S S fti 4tf Jacobs. Charldan.,, 8 1 Nil M- o- Lane, Sophia A 9 6 40 Newton A 5 3 00 I-V- " " 4 40 John 4 9 40 David 7 :o !4o Mayue. A H 17 10 iO Oeo 3 i 104 Nash, John :i 9 a 40 SM-S- ndl, LuemniaB.s..i ,,..11 no .' " 17 t J) o " " i ..ia e eo '- " " - s H4 14 40 lt Schoenfeld, Jos 3 1 to SSO--S. hoe'ifeld, John.! 9 fi 411 '21 Toronto, hetrsQf Joseph, ...46 7 00 lto Worsmnth. Z 5 8 0(1 D 'amp... 7 4 and Wantland.C !... 10 00 And In accordance wtt h law and the order of the Board of Director made on ld l'lth day of October, and a sabre juent order of said board of director made on the SOth day of De-cember. A. D. ltO;. so many shares of each parcel of stock as may be necessr rv will bi sold at the office of the treasurer of the com-pany, Arthur Brow a, at No. 919 Main atrevt. (upsta , Salt LkeClty. Utah, on tbabti day ot February, A. D. 1W1 at I? o.clock noon of fa 9 day to pay delinquent assesFra'nt thereon togatser with th cost of advertising aud expeuf.es of sale E. w. OBfrCHulw, Secretary, SUMMONS. In tha District Court in and forthe Third Judi-cial District of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. Eltnon Bambarcer and Jacob B. 1 Uambeiger, Plaintiffs, vs. George Smith, George Smith, jr John V. Smith James Henry Smith, Mary Cooper, Kuby Smith, Mabel Smith,, Win Mason, tieorne Mason. John fSumnion'' Keith. Lucy Masou. Mary Hy-att Keith. Weo he th. James Cooper he'.th. William Keita, Beatrice Isabella Fai r. Ceorg-- 1 tin M Tick) ell. and Margaret S. Eddy, defendants. J The Peop'e of the Territory of Utah end greeting to Ueorge Smith daorge Fnillh. Jr., John Y. Smith, Jam's Henry Smith, Mary Cooper, Kuby Smith. Mabil Smith, Wiu. Mason, George Mason, John Keith, Lucy Matou, Mary Hyatt Keith, George Keith, James Cooper Kelih. Wiillaiu Keith, Heii-tr- i ' Isabella Farr, (jeorglna M. lickrell and Margaret 8. Eddy, Defeudauts: You are hereby required to nppear In an ac-tion brought against you by the ahove-uauie-plalr. II Us in the Disirict court ot the Th.rd Judicial District of tha Territory of Utah, and to answer the coiurdalnt tiled therein within teu days (exclusive of the day of serv-ice) after tho service ou 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 t he prayer of said complaint. The said action Is brought to have a decree of thlfl court requiring defendants and each of them to set forth lhe nature und extent of tl airand each of their Interests or estates lu the premises hereinafter desoribed, and deter-mining the same: decreelngeachof defendants to have no right, title, estate or Interest in or to said premises, or any part thereof: and auleting the title ol plaintiffs thereto against and each of them and aitatust any and all persona claiming or hereafter to claim under or through said defendants or any of them: adjudging that plaintiffs recover their costs heielu against auy of said defendant who may appear or st up by way of answer herein any right. Interest or estate In said premise or any part thereof, and for other further relief. Said premises r described as follow Part of lot 8. block f. piat A, Salt Lake City survey, commencing at north-east cor, ler of said lot, running thence south feet, thence west 110 feet, thence north 3.10 feet, theuca east 1 10 feet to place of beginning, situate in Salt Like county. Ulah territory. And you are hereby notified that If you fall to appear and answer the said complaint as ahov requ'red. the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness th Hon. Charles S. Zane. Judge, and the seal of the district court of the Third Judi-cl- District, In and for the territory of Utah, this Iflth day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety, seat, HENRY Q. M'MILLAN. Clerk. By Gr O. D. LO0M1S, Deputy Clerk. E. B. CK1TCHLOVV, Attorney for Pl'ffs. No. Ttr,. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land OITtce at Salt Lake City, Utah, January 6, I8ui. VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 11 Pi following-name- settler has filed no-- t ce of her Intention to make final pr wf In snptutt of her claim, and that said pro.if will be mud - before the county clerk of Tooele Ci tituy Ttah. at T ooeleCitv, Utah, on Febru-ary Hi, 11. v4z: Mary Ann Illskey, I). S. No. tliirf. fortbaE'f NWit and 8W! NEand NW1, SEItsetalon 18, township 8 south, range 8 west. She names the following witnesses to prove her residence up m and cultivation of. said land, vl?.i EJinuud Leaver, J. L.v hlthouse. W illiam Co hrane, J. W. Wultebouse, ail of Lake View, Utah. Fhank H Hohbs, Regular. The Fashionable Handkerchief. Tho maiden fair of olden time who used to wave her white handkerchief to the knight departing to fight her battles would open her eyes very wide if she could see the handkerchief of today. The most fashionable are made of crepe lisse, with an embroidered edge and in every color imaginable, from brilliant scarlet to pale Nile green, and from jot black to clear white. Some very unique effects are produced by contrast of color. The black handkerchief is usually a square of silk muslin, with a full frill of fine black laoe about it. Any girl can easily make one of these for herself. For every day use the white handkerchief of lawn, with a narrow hemstitched border a very narrow one and a fine frill of lace Valenciennes not half ah inch wide about it is preferred. Elaborate mono agrams are no longer fancied, but instead ,4 he initials of the owner in small letters and in what is known as rnnning fash-ion are chosen. Mrs. Mallon in Ladies' Home Journal. SUMMONS. In the district oourt in and for tha Third Ju-dicial district of Utah t.irrltory, county of S ilt Lake. Hot ert W. Jackson, plaintiff, ) v V Summons. Josephine Jackson, defendant. ) The people of the territory of Utah send greet-ing to Josephine Jsc. ison, Defendant: A'OU AH V HEKEBY REQUIRED TO AP-- 1 pear In an action brought against you by ti e al ove named plaintiff lu the District court of tha Third Judicial district of the' territory of Utah, and to answer the o mplaint tiled therein within ten. daysi (exclusive, of the day of service) after the service pn ycm of this summons If served within tha county: or. if serve 1 out of this ounty but lu thus district, within twenty days; otherwlsa within forty days or Judgment by default will l a taken against you, so 'ordlng to the prayer of said complaint. Tne said sctlon Is I sought to have a decree of this court dissolving the bonds of matrimony existing beiwten the plaintiff and defendant, and awarding the plaintiff such other and further relief as to the oourt may eeem lu-- t. Above relief prayed for on the rri unci that lhe defendant on tho iiwih day of July. IHhU, without Just cause or provocation deserted pHlntlft ana her home and aver e.n e has continued to so desert plalutia and posi-tively refuses to live with him. And you are hereby notified that If you fall to appear and answer the said tO'iiplaint as above required, the said pla, nllff will a ;tly to the court for the relief demanded tharof'4. Witness the Hon. Charles B. i ne, Judge, aud the seal of the District . 0 mrtof th Third Judicial rt a'rlct. in seal and for the territory of U ah, this Ifith day of Dcoainber. In tiieyearof our Lord ou thousand eight hundred and ninety. HKNHY G. McMILLAN, Clerk. By Oko, D, Loomis, deputy cierk. Double Cabbed Engine. At the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad company's shops at ytica eighty men, mostly skilled me-chanics, are employed. At the present time they are" working on a peculiar locomotive known as tha culm burner. The engine is queerly shaped, having two cabs, one for the engineer and one for the fireman. Under the boiler and firebox tho machine has six large driving wheeli The weight of these great mogul engines Is between thirty-fiv- e nnd sixty tons each. They are made to haul heavy freight trains. The machinery is o arranged that the steam is never ex-hausted. They are valuable also for the reason that their fuel ia the refuse coal ,roia the mines, which could not other-wise be use4 without a great loss. Al-bany Argus. Aa American Singer Abroad. Mme, Belle Cole, the American con-- f tralto, has the finest turnout in London. An experienced and darinp; horsewoman, she is to be seen every afternoon whirl- - f ing in her stylish phaeton through Hyde park, tho admiration of lords, ladies and hoi polloi, who gape in dumb aetoniisb-me- nt at tho prowess with which the fa-mous Binffer puts her splendid hay through his paces. Yon put a spirited thoroughbred English horse in front of a light rnnning American vehicle con-taining a handsome, well dressed and cool headed woman, and the effect upon the British public is simply electrical. Eugene Field in Chicago News. L SUMMONS. Inth district court of the thirl judicial dis-trict of Ulah territory, County of Halt Lake. Ollv Avery, Plalutlit, vs. Sylvester Avery, Defendant The people of the Territory of Utah lend greeting to Sylvester Avery, defendant. youAHKHKKBny kk(jitiked to ap. 1 pear In an action brought against you by the above plaintiff in the district court of the third judicial district of the, territory of Utah, and to answer tiie complaint filed there-in within ten day leiciuslve of the day of ser-vice) utter the servlve on you of this summons If served within this county ; or. If served out of this county, hut in this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days or judgment by default wjll be taken against you, recording to the prayer of said complaint The hhuI action is brought to have a decree of this court dissolving the bon is of matri-mony between plaintiff and defendant, and granting plaint! it a divorce 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 eoiillable; above relief praved on the grounds that on or about the 1st day of August, lW. defendant willfully and without cause deserted nnd abandoned this plaintiff, aud ever since has and still doe so desert and abandon said plaintiff, and live separate and apart from her against her will and without her consent; and that since March 1st, ltM. defendant has failed and neglected to provide for plaintiff the common necessaries of life, although of sufficient ability so to do. And you are hereby notified that It you fall to apoear and answer the ald complaint a nbove. required, the said plaintiff will apply ti 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, (seat.. V in and for the Territory of Utah, f ) this l?th day of December In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety. HKNRY (i. Mi MILLAN. Clerk. By GEO. D. LOOMIS, Deputy Clerk. K0TICE. VTOTICE OF THE INTENTION OF THK J.1 city council to extend water mains oa t If fh Kast ,treet. Notice is hereby given by the city council ot Salt Lake City of the Intention of such council to make the following described lmpioveiueut, : Extending and laying iron water pipes or mains along the following streets, namely: Fifth East street from center of Siith and Seventh Month to center of Eighth and Nineth 8oHth street?, and defraying-- thrte fourths of the cost thereof, estimated at thirty-fiv- e hnu-die- d (.'& dollars, by a local aseniont upon the lots or pi es of k round wlihln the follow-in-described district, being t he district to tt affected or benefited by said Improvement, namely: Lo: S and 4. block lu; lot I and S, block HO; lois 1, 8, 7 and H, block 9; lots 3. 3, 4 and ft, block 10: lots n and 7, block 8; lot f and . block 6; all In plat B. Salt Lake City survey. All protest an objection to the carrying our of such Intention must tie present ni in writing to the city rec. rder on or before February 3rd. 1HUI, being the time set by the said council when it will h ar and consider such object. 011 as may be made thereto. II y order of the city council ot Salt Lake City, made November 4th, WO. J. F. JACK, Cltv Reoorder. Salt Lake City. January 9th. 1881. A Queer Mark Going. A historical curiosity of the oldest railway in Germany is about to be rele-gated to oblivion. When the Nurnberg-Furt- h line, the first railway on German soil, replaced the old Thurn and Taxis yellow post, a yellow stripe was painted on every car, and for fifty-fiv- e years it has remained a unique reminder of the ante-railwa- y age. The Bavarian gov-ernment, however, has just ordered that this stripe be painted out, in order that the Nurnbisrg-Furt- h cars may conform la appearance with all other railway cars in Bavaria. Berlin Letter. NOTIOE. In the Probate court In and for Salt Lake county, Territory of Utah. In the muttor of the estate ot Alexander Drunker, deceased. N OTICE IS HEHEHY OIVEN THAT Drunker, administratrix of the estate of Alexander Hrunk, r. deceased, has rendered for settlement, and filed in said court her final account of her administration of said estate and petit'on for final distribution of tiie residue of said estate among (he persors en-titled thereto, and that Tnursday the 'jwth day of January, A. D., I8UI, at 1U o'clock a. in., at the court room of said court, in the county court bouse. Salt Lake city and eoun-t- I th Territory, has been diily appointed 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 accmiut should not be settled and approval and final distribution made as prayed for C. E. ALLEN. Clerk of Probats Court. By 0. E. Si'ANTOH, Deputy. Dated January 6, ll. A Girl Who Is 11 Mathematician. Mathematical honors multiply for women. Miss Julia Rappicoart, of . Melbourne, Australia, took honors in Greek and French at Melbourne ty at the age of 18. Now, at the te of 19, in the examination for the clerical division of the Victoria civil service, with 196 competitors, the dili-gent young lady secures 493 marks out of a possiblo 500 in mathematics the highest rank ever taken in such a com-petition. She hopes to take her degree of M. A., and to study law. Harper's Left Band Thunder' Swell Wedding. A wedding that developed considera-ble interest among the Sioux took place at Lower Brnle agency Oct. 27. Chief Left Hand Thunder and a belle of the Sioux nation were united in marriage by a white clergyman. Representatives of various bands from all portions of the big reservation wero present, and the feast given after the ceremony was the grandest thing of the kind ever indulged in by the noble red man. Left Hand Thunder is wealthy, and entertained his visitors royally. Cor. St. Paul Globe. Her Hair Drag Two Feet. Miss Laura Burns, of Martinsville, Ind., is probably the only woman in the United States whose natural hair has at-tained a length of seven feet, It is very heavy, and is of a light brown color," The lady is well known, and the truth of the statement is attested to by many of her friends. The lady is five feet and three inches high, and when standing erect her hair reaches the floor and forms a trail almost two feet in length. Cor. Louisville Courier-Journa- l. AN 0RDINAN0E LTERINU THE WIDTH OF A CERTAIN street in th City Cemetery of Salt Lake City. Section 1. Be it ordained by the city council of Salt Lake City: 'Jb it the street running north and south on the east side of plats E, P, H. anl B. In the City Cemetery of Salt Lake City, being three rods In widtn. be and hereby altered and changed, by platting one rod In width of the center of said street, and leaving two streets, one on each sid thereof, each oue rod in width. Sec. 8. That said two streets, of the width of one rod each, are herebv dedicated to the pub-lic use. and the one rod In width between said streets shall become a part of the City Ceme-tery, and th public easement thereon Is here-by abolished. Sec. a This ordinance to be in tore from and after its passage. Passed December USA. IKO. Approved: HF.At.. GEO. M. SCOTT, Mayor, Attest : J. F. Jack, City Recorder. Unitkii States oir Amkiiica, I Tbrmitort or Utah. ss. Salt Lakb Citt. I.J. F. Jack, reorder of Salt Lake City, do hereby certify that th foregoing Is a full, true and correct copy of "An ordinance Alter-ing the Width of a Street in the Cemetery ot Salt Lake city," passed by the city council ot Salt Lake City December KS, 1H90, as appears ot record in mv office. In testimony w hereof I have hereunto Bet my hand and affixed the corporate seal ot Salt Lake City, this itfth of December. A. D. WO. kbauJ J. F. JACK. City Recorder. Bird Hop; and Bird Disappear. While some quail hunters were gun-ning near Edinburgh, Ind., training some young setter pups a large gray eagle pounced down upon one of them, for which the owner had paid f100, fasten-ing its talons in the dog's back and soar-ing away with its prize. The owner of the dog fired two or three shots at the "noble bird," but without avail. Cin-cinnati Enquirer. SUMMONS. In the District Court in and forthe Third Judl ciai District of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. Emma Rose Clinton, Plaintiff, 1 vs. I James O. Harris and Oliver W. ) Summon. Mink. Trustees, and Melllssa D. Clintou, Defeudauts. The people of the Territory ot Utah send greeting; To James Ci. Harris and Oliver W. M nk, trustees, and Melissa D. Clinton, de-fendants. 'OU AKE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-pe- ar In an action brought against you by the aisive named plalutirf in the district couii of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer the ooniplaiut filed therein within ten days, (exclusive ot the day of service) after the service on you of thli summons if served within this county : or, U served out of this county, but lu this district within tweuty days; otherwise within forty days or Judgement by default will be taken against you, according to theoprayerof said Complaint. The said action Is brought to have a decrea of this court as to defendants. James 1. Har-li- s aud Oliver W. Mink, trustees, adjudging that a certain alleged deed of conveyance, dated March 17, Ifvti, from Janie W: Smith. convvtug the property hereinafter described to one'Zeriibabhle Snow; also a certain al-leged uult claim deed from William W. Hitter and Priscilla Hitter, hi wife, conveying said premises to defendants. James W. Han i aud Oliver W. Mink, trustees, on or about Septem-ber 10. 1S89, be declared to be a cloud upon the title of plaintiff. In and to said real estate, and that each of said conveyances lie declared to be fraudulent aud void: that the same bo set aside, vacated, and decreed to be cancelled ot record: declaring the title of said estate to be in plaintiff, aud quieting the title of same as to any claim of defendant, Melissa D. Clinton; for costs of suit, and such other and further relief as may be deemed Just and equitable. Said premises are described aa follows, Lets 1 and S, section !if, township 1 south, range 4 west. Tooel county, Utah territory. And you ar hereby notified that If yeu fall to appear and answer th e.vld complaint aa above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the oourt for the relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon. C haileg S. Zane. and the seal of the District iiulge., of the Third Judicial District, SEAL. in aud for the Territory of Utah thi Pith day of December, In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun-dred and ninety. Hknhy G. MoMtUlK, Oiarlr. By Go. D. Loomis, Deputy Clerk. Mrs. Clara S. Cochrane, who was re-cently ordained to the ministry at Bath, N. H., pursued the regular course of study in the theological seminary at Meadville, Pa., in company with her " husband, Rev. L. D. Cochrane, who ia now pastor of the Unitarian church at Littleton. Miss Louise Lawson is a talented culptor in Albany, N. Y. She has been commissioned to design a fountain for Washington, and is also engaged upon the statues of several distinguhihed pub-lic men. . j SUMMON 3. In the District Court in an 1 for the Third Ju-dicial District of Utah Territory, county of Salt Lake. Martha Scott, 1 Plaintiff vs. SUMMONS. Simeon W. Scott, Def, ndant. J The People of the Territory of Utah send Oreet.ug; To Simeon W. Scott, Defendant. You are hereby required to appear In an ac-tion brought against you by the above named Slalntirt, in the District Court of thaThu'1 District or the Territory of Utah, aud to answer the complaint Hied there'n within ton days (eelusie i f the day of s irvlce) after the service on yon of th summons if served within tMs county: or. If served out of this county, but in this district, within twenty days; otherwi-- e within forty days or judg-ment by default will ba taken against you, ac-- . coriling to the prayer of said complaint, Tne said a tion u brougl.t to have a decree of this court dissolving the bonds of mutri-- mony fulsting between the plaintiff aud de-fendant; awardlno: tho plaintiff the custody aud control of minor children. 1 .sue of mart lag., and traca general r It f as may be deeinru ji.st and equitable; setting apart to ih nlalntlff, such potttui ot the commou property as may b consldeied just and equit-able; and restraining the defendant from dis-posing o," or in any way incumbering the household and kl'cheu property now in pos-session of the pialn'tiT, in thn h mse where she Is living, at No. V. 9 East T. lrd South street. Salt Lake CitV. Utah, and (ertain real and per-sonal propctv, in which defendant Is Inter-ested as heir at law and kou of John Scott, deceased; described asajrrrtain tract of land, situated In Mill Creek Precinct, Salt Lake count.v. of acres of about the value of ) 0.t. Kequli Ing the defendant to pay into court a reasonable sum, to defray the expenses of this action, N). and for counsel fee fan and that he pay thi plaintiff uch further sums of alimony, ,7'. or such amounts as to this court maysei-- just for her sup-port during the pendency of this action. Above relief prayed for on the ground of adul-tery, committed by the defeudant, with one Jo-sl- e J ackson, on the Utith day of April, 1R), and diver other times in a room at the White House hotel. No. mm So ith Malu street. Salt Lake City, Utah, without the consent, conni-vance, procurement or previous knowledge of the plaintiff. And von ar hereby notified that If you fall to appear and answer the sad complaint 9 above re quired, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. ' VVrrxgss the Hon. Charles S. Zane, ., Judge, and the Seal of the Dis-- ( ) t Court ot the Third Judlc- - i SEAL. lal District. In and for the Ter-- , , ritory ot Utah, this arth day of December. In the year ot our Lord, tne thousand eight hundred and ninety. , i . Henrv f, McMillan. Clerk. By C.rd.TJ. Loomis, Deputy Clerkt GLAHECS W. II am, Atty. tor Plaintiff. The accumulation of wealth, estimated t 14 per cent, of the gross earnings of mankind, now aggregates $i,000,000,000 per annum, and is increasing, relatively aa well as absolutely, fiwra year to year. ) NO. ?!, NOTIOE FOR PUBLICATION, Land Ofllce at Salt Lake City, Utah, Decem-ber II, ItwO. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT THR ng namei settler has tiled notice of his Intention to make final proof by commuta-tion lu support of his claim, and that proof will be made before the register and re-ceiver at Salt Lake City. Utah, ou Janu iry HI, vlr,: Charles (Yismon. Homestead Entry No. HU07 for the NE'i NE'4 Sec. i, and N'j N W! and NW14 NEH Sec. 25, Tp. 1 S, K. 1 E. lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of. aaid land, viz: John Mixter, Peter Reid. Edward Green. Rodney Hsdger. all of Salt Lake City, Utah. Frank D, Hosbs, Register. Biro a Lowe, Attorney for applicant. A Wholesomo Fear. The many Kianholes which have blown cp from time to time and the sensa-tional character of the amateur electro-cutions which have taken place in the city have together produoed in the minds of the people a well gronnded fear, X was forcibly struck by a scene ia Broadway recently. A crowd had col-lected at the corner of Canal street for tome unknown reason, as crowds will, whet) suddenly there was heard a rum-bling noise in the sewer. The firing of a battery of Gatlings could not liave dis- - j persed the concourse with greater dis- - patch, and in fact several of the people fell over each other in their desire to es-- j cape. j One excessively stout man attempted j to pass between a hydrant and a lamp- -' post, and, there not being room, met with evidently very painful results. The confusion of panic is sometimes very funny, always providing you are not yourself suffering from it. An innocent wire lying across the sidewalk will turn the stream of travel into tho roadway, no matter how muddy it may be, aa effectually as a barricade of boxes in the j dry gaadbtliatrict. Kew York Teltgram. J NOTICE POS PUBLICATI0N.- - No, 730. Land Orric at Salt Laic Citt, t Dec. IS. m. I VfC-TIC- f9 HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 th following-name- settler kaa Sled notice of hi intention to make Hual proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the conuty clerk of Davia county, Utah, at Farmlmtton, Utah, on Janu-ary Sfath, liswi, viz: William H. Lincoln, H. E. No. mil, for th N. W. H Sea JM, T. N JL t E . 9. L. M. ! I He names the following witnesses to prove his contmuous residence upon and cultivation of said lands, via: Thomas Egjett, sr., Thoma Eggett, jr., Cyrua page, VValtor Scott, all ol Bountiful, Utah. Fbak D. HoBbs. , tau Kgttr. NOTICE TO CRIDIT0E3. Estate ot Fred R. Farmer, deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE the administrator of the es-tate of Fled K Farmer, deceasetl. to the credit-ors of. and all persons having claims sgainBt the said deceased, to exhibit them with the uecesetsary vouchers, witiiin ten months after the first p ibl cation of this notice, to the said Tnomas S. Snarr. administrator, at the law office of C. O. Whittemore and S P.Armstrong. No. Main street. Salt Lake City, in the county of alt Lake. Dated Jan. ill. 1M1. " Thomas S. Snabii, Administrator of the estate ot Fred K. Farmer, |