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Show , THE SALT LAKE TIMES. WEDNESDAY. MAl'CII 18, 1891 . 7 A BEWILDERING TASK. Official toticc. Official tdtlcco. I (Official Itoticco (Offtctrtt Itottcca. I WfficUtl totice. IT IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO KEEP POSTED ON SPRING FASHIONS. Olive Harper Writ of tho Great Variety la lire, Wrap and Other Spring Clouds That Will gojn Delight the La-dies Throughout the Land. Special Correopondenoe.1 Kew Yoiik, MarcU --It i almost enough to bewilder one to try and keep track of the new Rpring dresses, wraps and goods that will so soon be mado up into lovely garments. Every day brings out something new that is so much pret-tier than tho last that it is no wonder that women have to spend half thoir time in shopping so as to know what they really do want. It has been a standing reproach to fashion writers that they will not lixk ,t or mention any material that does BATISTE AND PATEES 00WSS. not cost at least 3 a yard, and so thin setter shall bo about the really pretty and iurablo goods that can be purchased at very moderate prices, I give with this three cotton gowns. One is of indigo batiste, made just as it would be if cf the richest gixids. The waist is gathered at the middle of ths back and front, and a high collar sets up at the wearer's neck. The front is laid in four deep plaits and tho sidos fitted over the hips, while the fullness of the deini-trai- n is held in fan plaiting. Such gowns can bo laundered, but they can also be worn a season without it by any reasonably neat person. The dressy gown on her admiring friend is of al-mond brown sateen, with pale pink flowers. The panel aud vest are of dark brown sateen. The stylo of making can bo judged by looking at the picture. To make a dress of this stylo it requires ton to eleven yards in all of sateen, percale or gitighum, for all of which it ia well udapted. The pretty princesse gown is mado ot plain palo blue clmmbory, trimmed Bimply with three rows of narrow sou-tache braid. It buttons from the shoul-der down, and has a closo row of buttons all the way down to tho bottom of tho Ekirb. This style is suitable only for young girls or very young matrons, and it could be reproduced In cashmere or any other material, and is particularly adapted to a tailor mado gown. One of the lovely now Freuch broadcloths would be beautiful mado in this style. They cost from $1.00 to $3 per yard, fifty-fo-inches wide. Five and a half yards of broadcloth would be sufficient for this model. ' 1 The India silks come next in cheap- - j bops and beauty. They can be purchased as low as fifty cents in good quality, and t'ey make very dressy gowns, requiring ery little trimming. The sharp littl bargain hunter can watch hor chances ol "bargain days" and "bankrupt" sales, which latter have become very frequent lately, aud cau often pick up lovely India silks and Bengalines at thirty-fiv- e cents a yard even. The picture given will show a pretty stylo for such a gown, Tho skirt is quite plain, witli wrinkled front draping. The waist and sleeves are plain, the only ornament being a fall of oriental lace. Tho wash surahs, made so popular last season, cost from 80 cents to $1 per yard, but they are certainly worth three times as much as China or India silk, besides being a yard wide. I m CHINA FAILLE AND ALMOND CLOTH COS-TUMES. The fashionable oolor is a sort of light brown called ulmcnd, just the color of an almond shell. It combines or con-trasts with almost every color known, and is found in every material. A very handsome tailor mado suit of it I give here. The skirt is quite plain, with two deep box plaits in the back. The basque lias a pointed belt made of mordore vel-vet, and lapel shoulder caps which simu-late a cape. There is a very narrow border of beaver fur Tip the opening of the waist, and a high collar, which can also be worn down if preferred. The secret of making a tailor gown is to have every seam pressed flat as fast as it is sewn, and the finish of every part done in the neatest possible way every corner exact and every line perfect. It Is quite possible for a neat Sewer, with the aid of the patterns now obtainable, to make a stylish tailor gown. Ouve Harper. NOTICE. In the Probate Court In and for Salt Laktj uiuuty, Territory or Utah. In the matter of thoestato of Jam its Caset, Deceased. NOTICE 13 HEREHY GIVEN TUAT PA. I'bnlnn. executor of the estate of James Casey, deceased, has roudored for se. tlemcnl, ana tiled in until court, hia final ac-count or his administration of a dd estate and pollutions for final distribution of the residue of ,ahl estate among tl persons entitled thereto, ana that Saturday, the 4th day of Apr 1, A D, Hu, at in o'clock a.m.. at the court ro im of said court, lu the county court house. Salt Lako city ami county, Utah terri-tory has been duly appointed by the judged sanl court, lor th- - (eitiomeutof satd account mid hearing -- aid petition for dlstrihut.ou, at, winch time and pla-- any ) arm n lutornst d n sal estate may appear anil cause, if any lhi-r- , why said account should not be ami appvroed and final distribution mads us praved for. Hawil March 12, O. E. At.i.ks, C Ork of the Prol a.eCourt, E. STAVrow, flnpu y. J. J. Kouxiia, attorney fnr Executor. HOW TO PREVENT HOG CHOLERA. Professor Hillings Think That Inocula-tion Will Suppress the Disease. The average man will smile at a propo- - ' sitiou to vaccinate all tho hogs in Amer-ie- a. But that is what Dr. Frank S. Bil-lings, who has conducted a long series of investigations into animal diseases nnder the patronage of the University of Ne-braska, jrro)oses. It is estimated by Professor Billings that the loss from hog cholera in Nebras-ka alone is $.1,000,000 annually. It is be-lieved to be fully as great in Iowa and Illinois, and the estimato for the whola country is put at $50,000,000 per year. Although he had no particular theory when he began his investigations, Dr. Billings now holds that hog cholera is a germ disease, and he maintains that ha has discovered the gorm itself. He cap-tured the bacteria more than two year ago, almost by accident. Since then ha has been "cultivating" the little wrig- - glere and experimenting with them. He lias inoculated swine with his cholera virus. As a rule a hog can catch the cholera but once. When inoculated it haa a mild form of the disease, and is thereby J. DR. FRANK S. BILLINGS. protected from fnrther attack. Many tests, under all sorts of conditions, hav proven the efficacy of this treatment, mid Dr. Billings is now giving his dis-covery to the publio as an established fact. Thousands of farmers in the west aro using it among their swine, and tha professor receives gratifying reports from them. Dr. Billings, when a lad, made his father a proposition to take a certain Bum, leave home and "do" tho world. The father accepted the oiler, and the son visited many foreign lauds by ship- - ping as a sailor and using his allowance see the ports at which he touched. On his return, beiug Boston born, he took to the study of social science. Then his attention was attracted to ani-mal diseases, and he has been an enthu-siast on that subject since. Ho went to Berlin to study veterinary science. lid was ignorant of German when he began, but his earnestness enabled him to con-- 1 (pier the language and graduate with a high standint;. Eis practice in America wJi interrupted by repeated trips to Europe to study under specialists. In 1888 the doctor was called to Ne-braska by the state university to estab-lish a laboratory and make a thorough investigation of animal diseases. Tha discovery of the cholera germ led him to give most of his attention to the m:(l-adi-of swine. Unfortunately for his work, the state university of Nebraska became a bone of contention in the leg-- 1 islaturo. The attacking party, among j other things, ridiculed "the hog doctor." Professor Billings vindicated his dignity by resigning. Since then he has been pursuing his work under the patronage of a wealthy friend. Two years have brought a change, and the present legis-lature is being petitioned to erect a lab-oratory for the especial purpose of in-vestigating animal diseases. '" .A' V'r-- NOTICE OF TRU8TEE'S SALE. NOTICE IS HEIIF.HY GIVEN. THAT, on ttie :Mh day of Novembsr. lsuo. Charles E. Monro, an unmarried man, of the county of Salt Lake, terrltoiyol Utah, made. executed and delivered unto Simon llaiuberger as trustee for Jacob E ltamborger, both of the city and county of Salt Lake, terri-tory of l.'tah, lila certain trust deed, recorded In book S " Y" of mortyai. on pages hs, Hu and ii of the record ol the county recorder of Sslt Lake county, Utah territory, whereby the said Uharlea K.' Monro conveved to said H'mon Bamberger those certain premises slttiats In the county ot Halt Luke and territory of Utah, and described aa follows, to wit: The west half of the uorth cast quarter, and the cat half of lbs east half of the norihwet quarter of section twenty (.Di. In town-hi- p oue ill south, of range one (1) went, of Sa t 1 ai meridian, containing 13d rnw. Also, paitof lot eight (8i. lu blocs forty-fou- r (in, put H, Halt Lake City survey, towlt: Coniuumiir.g at the southeast corner of said lot ;iml running them e went ten (IOi rods, them e north Hires t; ) rod, thence east ten Gut rods, tlienre south three (S) Mill, to the tilanu of bcgitudnit. AIho, , part of lot threw In Ulocli one hundred and wren hr7), of plat M, Rait Lake CHy iiitvuv, to wit: commem Itur twettty eeTen anil cue half rTt feet north of the anuthweat corner ol Haul lot. and runniPK' thence north ttfty-ilr- e (h"o feet, thei Cfl e.rnt one bumired and thirty Ulib feet, thence eouth Pfty tire (N'ii feet, thence wet one hundred and thirty (ISO) teut, to tlic pl:ce of bewlunlntf. And w .eroae. the said oi nveyance wna In truet for the following pnrpowe, ri.: toaecure the ludelitcdneaa of tin ea d Charles E. Monro to the aatd Jacob K. Ilanib riter iu tbeaumof t.'KOwith Intereit H ereon at the rate of one aniloue-hal- f per cent per month as evidenced by the certa n n irotupli' proni'mirv note of the ea.d ( harlca K. Monio, bearing eren d.ite with Kald trust deed, and due and arable lu ninety dayii from lt date without irrace. And whereas, It waa provided in khM trust deed that fhould default be made In th "vy-l- nt of s.t'.d note or intniest acc.irdlnt to ie ti 'ior and elect of satd notu, then it sin u. bs law'ul for the trustee to sell aald dcHcriiicd lnopeitr. or any 1 a- -t thereof, at public aim-- t on to the highest bidder for cah. the boldi r of ea d note baring the lijrbt tbe-om- e the puvehHser at such fain, at the oith door of the cuni v court notiso. in l io Hty ami county i r Salt Lake, territory of Utah, first giving twenty days puhlio notice of t'is time, terms, and place of sale, and t. e properly to be so d, by ailvcrt'seinent In ens of ih" news-papers at that tune published in said Salt Lake City In the F.nglish align ve. and to make, execute and deliver to the purchaser at such sale, good and suff-icient deed rf conveyance of the premises sol I, ai d out or the procce.U of sin b sale, attor paving al) costs of advertising and sale, and all oth r expenses of satd trust, including attorney and counsel fees and to said trustee, to pay the prluctpsl and Interest due on said note, according to tho tenor and etVet thereof. And whereas, said note by Its terms became due aud payable ou the g.'tn day of February, 1KHI. And whereas, default has been made In tho payment ot said note, and as to tho whole thereof. And whereas, tho holder of said note has the undersigned trustee to sell tho property conveyed by sidd trust deed under the tower therein contained, and to apply the pris.ecds to tha payment of said Indebtedness, in the manner provided in said deed. Now. therefore, tho underslguei wilt on Tip's lay, the 'gud day of April, ism, at the south door of tne couiitv court house. In the rl y and county ot Bait Lake, Utah territory, at jo clock In the afternoon of said day. sell the above described property, or so much thereof as shall be necessary to pay all tho attending the execution of this trust and to satisfy the Indebtedness to secure which the said trust dtd was executed. SAU J. KtsV'lN. 8IMOS UAMHSB IHR, Attorney. Trustee. K0TI0E OF TEU8TEE3 BALE. N"( T CF. 19 IIEKEBY :IVEN THAT, where:' s on the Sivth day ot Nnvemtwr, IMO John K Marks, by his certain chattel morti'iiKc and deed of trust of that date con-veyed to t r.mk II. Stephens, of Salt Lake city, Utah tcrr.tory. as parly of the second, one certain outfit. conslMiui; of a, I machinery, apparatus, ecu ne, i:ier. too. a, and ileiTli ks. owned and n eu by the party of ih i first part, at the time the cm waa made, t tjreen Kiver. Utah: said property in more particularly described as billows: Ouciio horse power In Iter. O to K hois jiowerTaft & TreltdriUtQj Hue .in. foot auirer stem. cne No. lo sinker br, 'lie set of steel Jar. Two rope sockets. One set of ton,,' wrenchers. Three :b bltH. To eitht bits. 1KI feet tif 1 It 4 cable. VO.Wfcetof 7 S B.llid lino. Hue bellows. Hue auvtl. sledge hatninm. If tenth and cook tent, and eocklmr outfit. All iiiji a and tllttuija not necessary to leara lu well at completion. One complete ant of rig titulars and Iron with all lumber In derrick and stuiil.es. and all a nail toots used about said rig. Aid whereas, the said conveyance was lu trust for the following purpose, viz.: To secure the Indebtedness of the said John K, Marks to the K. C, Comn Hardware company of said city In the sum of M!f.7; to the Carey Lom-bard Lumber company In the sum ot $L',o.tu; to one Jo in W. NVrT iu the sum ot ll.a, and to Wiill.im (jeli erln the uni of Aim whereas, it was provided in sld e. taat if the party of the lil.--t pait should well and trulv bay the above nu nlloueil Ind bteilness on t ne th day i f Kebiuiry.lsvl, with Interest on the same from the af tn day of November. 1Hi, then said conveyance to be void, otherwise to be and lamalu iu lull fores and effect. And w hereas. It was provided that should default lie made In said payments, then Iba sa d Frank H. Btcphens may take Immediate p ssesHi'in of eald pro erty, and sell the i.an:e at Salt Lak city, I'tah, first giving --A days notice of the time, terms, and thepropeity to 1st sold, bv pubbc&taiii in some newspaper printed In rSait Lake city, and apply the pro-ceeds to tho eiin nses of the trust and to the payment of atd indebleilnci In the order mentioned, in the manner provided In said conveyance. And whereas, default has been male in the payment ol said iudcUttuneas, and as to the Whole thereof. And whereas, no part thereof has been paid, and the same is now due and payable. Now. therefore, the undersigned will, on Wednesday, the 2,.th day of Maich I'fll.utNo, l.Hfl South Sixth Wbt street, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said dav. In Salt Lake city, I t h territory, sell the above described prop-erty, at puhlio auction, to the highest bidder lor caeh. Kated at Rait Lake CTtv, Utah, this 4th day ol March, A. U. lewl. I'liASit U.bi kpiuhs, Trustee. NOTICE CF FORFEITURE. rpO HANS CLAUSEN. OH YOUR HEIRS 1 or assigns. You are hereby notified that 1 have expended Hi) In labor and Improve- ments on th ' Morning Htar" lode, situated what is called "Mill A." south lork of ilig Oo. I on wood. Salt Lake County. Utah Terri-tory, lu onier to hold said premises under the provisions of section itH. Revised Statutes of the United St ites. and in compliance of ttie b al laws of It k Cottonwood Mimu district, berni: the amount required to hold the same for the year ending December, IBju: andl I within ninety a,i from the service of this notice (or within ninety days after this notice or publication) you fail or reruse to contribute your proportion, to wit: HO.tMS, and expem-eso- thlsadvertiseinentof such as a your Interest lu sal t 1'la.m will become the property of the aub so iber, uud r said sectbiu tMai. Dated January &d, 181. L. M. JotTnaosr. NOTICE OF BALE UNDER TRUST DEED. V'OTICE IS HKKF.HY GIVEN THAT, whereas, ou IlieU'lth dav of March. IMW, the Salt Lake Hillldllig and Loan Ass. cation ioau to Carlton W. Ve.it h and Kstella ' atch the sum of two thousand i'.'ioi dol- lars from the muds of said association: aud herea.s, to secure the payment of the same the said Carltou W. eati h and Kstella catch assiKnel to the said Salt Lake Kurding and Loau Asam-latlou-, tt'U shares of stis k ot ser.es ''K," of said assoc. a'ton of the par value of two hundred tfMU dollars per share; and Whereas, to serura the payment of said loan, tin y executed to said association tha.r certain bond, wueiehy they bound themselves, their heirs, administrators aud assigns, to pay to said association weekly, beginning Mith tho W"th day of March, isuu as dues ou said stock, and as interest on said loan, I ho sum ot six and on- - half it) in. dollars p r week, together with all tines accruing un ler the constitution and by laws of said association: and Whereas. It was provided that It there be default in the payment of said weekly dues, and interi sr, and lin-- s, or In pavment of auy part thereof, for tne spsce ot three monttis after the same shall be ome due, theu said obligation to remain lit full fores and efte t, and tha paymeut of the entire sum of two thousand iakju) dollars may be in.'orced at once forthwith; .d whereas, for tho better securing of tho fulllllmentof the condition ot slid bond tha said Carlton W. Vcatch aud Kstella Watch, as parties of the tirst part, made, executed and delivered unto Frank L. Holliind, party of the second part, as truslcefor the Salt Lake Build-ing and Loan association, parly of the third part, their certain tru.--t deed, rcc rdvd In book U "L" of mortgages, panes hJ4 ! of t' l records of the county recorder of Salt Lake county, Utah territory, whereby the parties of tho first part conveyed to the party of the sec-ond part all of lots seventeen (IT) and eighteen (1Kb In block two (K), park Hoiilerurd atlrtitlon to the city of Salt Liikj, tsnltory ot Utah. And whereas, It was provided lu said trust deed that should default be made In the pay- ment of the interest, dues an 1 tines as pro- vided lu said b u d. then said deed was to re-main lu full force and etfect. and the party of the second part might proco nl to sell said it scribed property, or any part thereof, at pul 1 u vendue, to tho h ghest blitd-- r for cash, either parties to said trust deed being at liberty to become the purchaser at such alo, nt the front door of he county court house. In Salt Luke City. Utifc tirst giving twenty (g dars public notice ol the time, terms, and plo oi sale, and tho property to be sold, by advertisement In some newspaper printed lu the Knglish language, and published In Salt Lake City, V tab, and upon said sale to executn and de- liver a dceu, or deeits. In fee simple to the ptitnopjity sold, to the purohascr or purchase rent; And whoroaa, default has been mado In the conditions of said bond; And whereas, the sail weekly payment of Interest and dues aro more than U ui'jutbs past ilue; And whereas, the fines npon said past duo payments have not been paid; And whereas, tho sa d party or tr.e third part has requested the parry of t:,c second part, to sell the property conveved bv said trust deed, and apply t le proceeds to th Day- men of said indebtedness of two thousand (fciud) dollars and costs of foreclosure aud sals under trust deed. Now, therefore, the party of the second part to w.t the said Fran L. Holland, win, on Thins lay, the Will day of March, a 1)., 11, at the front door of he county court h iitse, in Silt Lake county, I t ih territory, publ 0 auclou to tho higaest bidder ! cash, the sad i!oiC'i!fd proi ertv. All i f lots seyentien (lu a dcljhiS'Jii tin). In block two ia, Park I'o I'evard addition t Ih) li'vot Salt Lake, Territory of Utah, or so much thereof us eba 1 be necessary to piy the ex-penses of the sale and pay tho amount duo the said p ssociatlou on said loan of two Ih ttiJUji do lars. and interest and dues and fines. i'KAXK 1. H t'.sNii. Trust c. NOTICE. In the Third Jndb lal ntstrl 't Court Terri-tory of Utah. In the iimtti rot tha proceedings for the for-feiture ol c 'Haiti ro.il estme lormerly owned and held by the corporation of the Church ot Jesim Christ of Latter day Saints. The President of the United States of America, to tne marshal of the district ot I'tali 'ienitorv. tll'eettlls: Whereat, Information has born filed In the Thim District court tor the Territory of Utah, on the i.'th day of February, A I). INd, by t tit le i.orable at toniey geip-ra- l of the United States and Charles 8. Varian. Un.fd States attorney (or she Terr. torr ot Utah on behalf of the unl'od Stiites ot America, atamst tho Miowln' described real estate, : 1st.- - All of Intone (li, bl.K'kelghty-flv-plat A, Salt Lake City survey, Salt Lake county. Utah territory. vd. l'art of lot tlve i.'o.ln block eighty cU-h- t tShi, plat A. Salt Lake City survey. Halt Lake coui.tr. Utah territory, coiumencln al the, V W. corner of said lot live on, and running thence south ten IOi rods, thence east ten (lib rinSs. thence north twelve (illi roils, thence west t ut i ui rods, aud thence South two '( rods to the place of beluiutig. :sl -- l'art of lot seven . T . In block eighty-eigh- t rHi, piat A Salt Lake City survey. Salt Lak 'county, Utah Territory, coiiiuieucin,' at a ten lb') puis south of the N'. W. corner tit said lot seven iTI then c running easi tivo and oiie-lutl- t 5 rod thence south five i.'o rods, thence west five and one-hal- f i.iS rods thence north live (M rods to the place of beginning To lie escheated and for-f- i lled to the use of the United States for the reasons and cans s lu the said information mentioned, nn I praying the usual process and luotiitlou of said couit lu that bhalf to tie made: and that all persons interested In said real estate nny tidied in general and spec.al to answer the. premises: and ail proceedings had that th" said real estate may for tun causes in said information mentioned tie ad-judged as forfeited aud escheatod to tho use of til" United Stales of America. You are therefore, hereby commanded to sete and atl o h the said real estate above until the furl h- -r onier of the court re-specting the same and give duo notice to all claiming the same or knowing or hav-ing anything to say why the same should not be coudeiiii o I, escheated and forreiied to the use of the I lilted States of Amunca, pursuant to the prayer of said Information: that they he and appear before said court to be held in and for the Htild district, ut the Federal court building at the City of Halt I. alto, in said ter-ritory, i n the Pith dayof April A. 1. IMI. at 10 o clock a. m. then and there to interpose a claim for the same and make their allegations In that behalf in due form of law; audthat you piihl Bb thismonition for a period of .luiayain some newspaier published dally iu said City of Salt Lake, and that you post copies thereof al the public door of the county c mrt house of said county of Salt Lake, and also record the same 111 the offi o of the county recorder of said county and also )cae a copy of this motilt.ou with tho occu-pants of any of the above desiTltied parcels of real estate. If any there m: And what you shall hare done In the prem-ises, do then and there make return thereof, together Wllh this writ. Witness I lis Honorable Charles R. Zane, Judge of said court, this Wth day of February, A. 1). IV1, IstlAL. HF.NHY O. McMILLAN. Clerk of the Third Judicial District court, Utah territory. TiHiHTuRr or Utah, 1 bai-- i Laws Cucntt. f Notice Is hereby giren that, tiuder and by virtue tit the annexed writ of attachment and monition Issued out of the district court lnaud for the Third juuicial district of Utah tend tory. county of Salt Lake, of which the Is a true copy. 1 have this day seized and attached at the suit of the United Stites bronchi to escheat certain real property, tno following, and particularly described aa fol-lows, to wit: 1st -- All of of lot one ill. bio. k eighty-liv- 18M. plat A. Salt Lakoi'ity surrey. Salt Lake county, Utah territory. 'A- l- Part of lot flro iM. In blis'k eighty-eigh- t (W), plat A. Salt Lake City surrey Salt Lakocounty, Utah territory, commencing at the northwest corner of said lot lire (To and ruunlug them-- south ten ilto rods: thence east ten (In) rods; ttirnce north tweire roils: thence west ten iliu rods: aud thence soutn two ci rods, to the place of beginning, ,'kl part of lot seren (7), in block eighty-eigh- t (HMi, plat A. Salt Lake City sur-vey, Salt Lake county, Utah territory, com-mencing at a point ten flui rods south of the northwest cornel of said lot seven (Ti; thence running east five and one half (bl.l rods; thence south five (a) rods; thence west tire and one-hal- f (fi) rods- - tlieuce north live (i) rods to the place of Leiitning. E. 11. PAKSON, Unite I f ates Marshal. Mv D. N. Swan, Deputy Marsha-Sa- lt Lake City, Utah, February 131 h, 1H!H. MARSHAL'S SALE. 11URSITANT TO AN EXECUTION TO MR by the Third Judicial district court of the territory of Utah, I shall expose at public sale, at tho front door of the county court house, lu the city and count v of Salt Lake, territory of Utah, on the Wth day ot March, iswi. nt IJ odock m.. all the right, title, claim and Interest of William J. Harvey. John W. Nell, Mary T. NVrf. William Iliirko and Mary L. llni u. of. lu and to the following described real estate, situate, lying and being in tho city and county of Salt Lake, Utah and particularly described as follows, to wit: A part of loi five lio. In block twenty I'JOi, plat A. Salt Lake City survey, comniein;. lug al the uorttiwest corner of said tot fire (M, and running thence south 7 rod-- : thence c&at six (til rods: thence, north seven iii risls; thence west six rod to plane of beginning, said lot being situated In Salt Lake City aud county. Utah territory. To bo sold as the property of defendants at the suit of William il.irdinan. Terms of sale cash. Bait Lake City, Utah. February IX, Ifldl. K. H. Puisovs, ti. S. Marshal. By D. N, Swam, Deputy Marshal. The above sale Is hereby postponed until Monday. April I.I. ld. Salt LaksClty. Utah, March :9. 1t. K. II. Paiisons, u. h. Marshal. Dy D. N. Swan. Deputy Marshal. NOTICE TOR FUBLIOATION, Lank OKfirr. at ) Salt Lakk City, Utah. February us, tHdi. NOTICE IS IIKKEBY GIVEN THAT THE named settler has tiled notice ot his Intention to make tlnal pnsif la supiort of hla cia in. and that said proof will heruauo before r. gislcr and receiver of United States land office at Salt Lake city. Utah, on April II. viK. Thomas Holllngwonh. D. S. No. II.K14. for the north hair of the southeast nnar-tera-the cast half ot tho southwest quarter of section 30. township I north, range S west. He names tho follow ing witnesses to prove his cent riuous residence upou, anil cultivation of, sa d land. .. Frank (iilioy of Salt I a se C tv, Utah; Alfred C. ' dlioy oi Salt Lake City Utah; William A. Cox of Hr'ghton. Utah Kliimlge II. Anderson of Brighton, Utah. KHANK D. HOHHS Kecdster. K. W. Senior aud E. V. Illyglns, attorneys for claimant. NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF ASSESSMENT OP a local tax for the extension of ths w ater mains on Fourth South street. Notice is hernnr given that tho assessor and Collector of Salt Lake City hss made and n the list and plat pertaining to a local lax at the rats of four ruths pur square foot, levied by ty council of Salt Lake city MarchU.ls.il. up, n the following descrllieit lots or pieces of ground, namely: Ijts 4 and f. block ::'; iots 7 and s block S3; lots 1 and 8, block :ts, and lots 3 ai d 4. block IN, all In plat II Salt Lake City survey, said tax being for the extension of the water mains along tho following des Tlbed route, namely: On Fourth South street, from midway between Fifth and Sixth Fast to midway between 8 ith and Sev-enth East streets. Sa d list aud plat have been longed in the odtce of the city recorder. No il, city hall, and will be open for Inspection for a perod of ten days from and after the ttth clay of March. 1HU, during which time written appeals to the city cjuiicd for the correction of the assessment may be tiled with tho said re-corder. In pursuance of the ordinance in such case provided. .1. F. Jack, City Recorder. Bait Lako City, March V, Ml. GUMHONS. In tho TTnttd States' Cornu Court, City and toi nty or Lane and Trriu-- y of i tan. Ilefora J. IL Woicutt, CommUslOLSr. J. J. Stewart, Plaintiff, Tho Lansing Lumber Company, Summons. i a corporation,) Dureudaut, J Tho poople of the Territory of Utah send greoti'gto tho Lansing Lumber cwtubany. Defendant. rOTI ARK HEREBY SUMMONED TO PK and appear before snto commissioner a court In tin city xd county of Sill l.ikl, Verritoty of Utah, and answer a complaint . flbsd against you hj ths apovo an tried DltvlnJ tl. wllain live d) S (sxciuaive ut ths day of service i, If tin) Rurernoos b d la said bait LakeOHy; wiikln ten Cays if servo! out, ot satd city tut in said Salt l as county; ana, within twauty days if served oiswaero. Bald aotlon IsbntnghlW losivor (rum yo tho sum of S0 4 f or cotr.miaston onswlt,f goods wares aud for doeodi.i at d f reqtiena Aud you are hereby notified that if yon tatli to appear and axiawor the said complaint aw above required, tho said pllrttlt will takor ..udgmant against you for tha sum of IAUj, and ct of ouia, Witnras aiir band, at tboelty and county of Salt Lake arid of Ufh, tho td day of! March, la the year of our Lord, oiw thousand eight hundred and nlnsty oaa. J. H. Wotreire, 17. ti. Cainm snonor. NOTI0E OF SALE UNDER TRUST DEED. N'OTtCE IS HKKKIIY C.IVEN, THAT on the lsih day ol April, isuo, the Salt Lak llullding and Loan loaned to Carltou W. ani Ksietla Veach the sum of two thousand i JUju) dollars, from the fun is 1 1 said association. Aud whereas, to secure the payment of tho same, the said Carlton W. Veatcu and Ksteila Vcatch, assigned to the said Salt Lake llulld-ing uud Loan association, ten (10) shares of stock In series "K ' of said association, of tho par value of two Hundred M)) dollars pur hare. And whereaa. to secure Iba pavment of ald loan, they executed to the said association their certain twin. I, w hereby they bound them-selves, their heirs. a'lminlsU aforH and assigns, to pay to satd association we "kly. o (Inning with the 2M,h day of April. IHyo. as dues on said stock, and Interest on sal loan, the sum ot six and one-ha- (',) dollars uer week, to-gether with all fines accruing under the con-stitution and bylaws of satd association. And v hurcas. It w as pi or d-- d that If there be lu the parment of said weekly dues and Interest and tines, or in payment of any put thereof, for tne space of "three months after the same shall tecome due. tnen said to remain in full force and effect, and the payment of tne entire sum or two thou-sand (tf iiioo dollars may bo enforced at onus forthwith. And whereas, for the better securing or tho fulfillment of tha condition of sa d bond tha said Carltou W. Watch and Fistelia Vemoh, as parties of the llrst part, made, executed, and delivered unto Fraim L. Holland, party of the se oud part, as trustee for the Salt Lake Hulhllng and Lo..n association, party of the third part, tin lr i ertain trust deed, reror.lt d In book WO, of mortgages, puge-t0(.9- lii.il. of the records of the county recorder, of Salt Lake County, Utah territory, whereov the t,ar- - ties of the first part conveyed to the pai ty of the .second Part,- - all of lots nine iui and tm (IOi lu blocletwn (yi Park H.uilevard addit.ou to the city of Salt Lake, tmritory , f Utah. And whereas, it w is provided in said tnist-de- e I. that should default be mane in the pay- ment or the interest dues snl fines as pro- vided In said bond, then sa d d 'ed was to re-main lu full force and effect, andth party of the second part might proceed to soil said de-scribed propeity, or any part thereof, at pub. ltc vendue, to 1h' highest Ji.ider for cash cither parties to said trust-dee- being at lip.' ethrtey to become the purchaser a such sale at frout door of the conntv court house in Salt Lake! ity. Utah, llrst giving A) dais pub- lic notice of the time, terms, and place of said sale, and the property to bo sold, by adrer-tiseroen- t in some tieS'apr printoi in tho English language, and published iu Salt Lake City, Utah, and upon said sale to execute, and deliver a deed, or deeds. In fee tltnple to the property sold, to the purchaser, or purchasers thereof; And whereas, def nut has been mado in the conditions of said bond ; And whereas the said weekly payment Interest and duos aro more than six" months past, rlue; A n l whereas, the fines npon said past due payments hat not been paid ; And whereas, ths said p rty of the third part kas rs: tested the party of the second pan to sell thenro ierty con' ed by said trust deect and aj p y the prr ceds to tho payment f said Indo'iteiiness of two thousand imin dollars and coats of foreclosure and sale unrls- trust deed. Now, therefore, tho party of the second part t. the said Frank I.. Holland, will on Thursday, the 2tlth day of M'tch, A. D. PUi at the front to r of the county court touse.'in Salt Lake county. Utah tcriiiory, sell at pub- lic auction, to the highest bidder for cash tho said described properly, All of lots nine (Hi and ten UU), in block two (91, Park Jloulevard addition to tho city of Salt Lake Utah territory, or so much thereof as shall bo necessary to pay the expeusesof said sale, and pay Iks amount duo too said association on sai l loan of two thousand (HOjO) dolUr s and in- terest and dnos and lines. I'UANK L. HOLLAND. Trustee. NOTICE. In the probate court of the county of Salt Laice, territory of Utah. In the matter of the estate-- of Sylvanua Iiicas. din caeed. ' order to show causo why order of sale of real estate should not be made. lOSEPH N, H1CK8, rHK ADMINISTHA-f- l tor ot the estate of Hylvuiuia Hicks.de-ceosei- i. having tiled his petition herein, duly verilted, praying for au order of sale ol a por-tion ito-wi- all of lot one, (li, block sixteen (lio, five-acr- e plat A. Hlg Field Survey, or the teal estate of said deced.-nt- . for tho purpases therein set forth, it Is therefore ordered by the jiplge. of said court, that all persons luteresu-- in tne estate of said deceased, appear beforn the Slid probate court on Tuesday, the Mist day ol March. lM'jl, at 10 o'clock In the fore-noon or said day, at the court room of pro-bate court, at tiie county court house, in the ciiy and county ot Salt Lak", Utah territoi v, to show cause why an order shouid not be granted to the sail administrator, to sell so iniu h of the real estate of tho said deceased at private sale as shall be necessary, and that a copy of this order be published at least four successive weeks in Tui. Salt Lakk Timkk, a now-pap- er printed and published iu said city and county. Dated February 2S, 1SI. U. W. IIARTCH. Probate Judge. Tkhhitohv of Utah, I County or Salt Lake, i" 1. C. E Allen, clerk of tho probata court In ?nd for the county of Salt LHk", in the terri-tory of Utah, do hereby cortuy that the fore-going is a full, true and correct copy of an order to show cause why an order for sale of real estate should not b made iu the estate of Sylratiu.s Hicks, deceased, actappearsof record In my otlice. In witness w hereof. I hare bon unto set my hand and ntttxed the seal of said court, this day of Februa:y, A. D. IHhi. Imkai.J C. E. ALLEN, Clerk of the probate court. NOTICE CF ANNUAL MEETING. VOT1CE IS HKKEHY OIVEN THAT THE it regular annual meeting of the National llullding and Loan Association of Salt Lake ctty, wiil be held at the offices of said asoea. tloh, roouis 8 and 2J and .M, Fast First South street Salt Lake city, on Monday, the th day i! April, inui, at 7:.:iu p. in., at which meeting officers and directors for the ensuing year will be. elected, and such other businsss transacted way properly Come before said meeting, liPbsoN Suitu, Secretary, ' SUMMONS. In tho District Court In nnd for the Third Judicial District ot Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. N. C. Dougherty, plaintiff, 1 vs. Summons. J. C. Thompson. Arthur J. Clark, Louis A. Dunham, ucieudants. The people of the Territory of Utah send greeting, to J. C. Thompson. Arthur J. Clark and Louis A. Dunham, dotoudanls. "rOU AKE HKItKUY UiiQUiKRD TOAP-- I pear in an a'dlon brought against you by the above named plaintiff In the District court of the Thl'd Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer tho complaint liled therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you or this summons II 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 lie taken against you, according to tho prayer of said complaint. l'na said action is brought to recover tho sum of fa. 5 with interest thereon from Juno llth, IW0 at thorateof o per cent per annum, with an attorney s fee otfaoO. and costs of this action: and for a decree of this court for the foreclosure and sale of all that certain pleceof parcel of laud situate In Salt Lake City and county, Utah territory, bounded aud described as follows: Commencing at the southeast c ir nor of lot 1. in blin k sir, plot II. Salt Lakd City Survey and running thence west s rials, thenco north It) rods, thence oast 6- -. rods, thence south It) rods to place of beginning, containing Mxty-flv- sijuara rods of ground; tinder a mortgage executed and delivered by the defendant J. C. Thompson on the l','th day ol December, lshst, to plaintiff to secure pay- ment to plaintiff of a certain promissory noto of date Dec, II, lssj, and executed and deliv-ered by said defendant, to plaintiff, for the sum ot 3.'.. payable one year after date with from date till paid: that thero is yet due and unpaid all of the principal and (mer-est Irom June II, IM.D; which said mortgage provided for the payment of a reasonable at-torneys .lee: that defendants and all others claiming said premises subsequent to plaintiff may In barred and foreclosed under said sale, and that the proceeds of said sale be applied to the payment of the amount dne plaintiff after paying all costs and cxpeuses and attornes's fee, and for the usual statutory relief hnd for such other and general relief as to the court may seem just. 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 S. Zane. judge, and the seal of the district court of the Third ju-dicial district, In aud for the territory of Utah, this 10th bay of February, In tho year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-one- . IkkAL.1 HENRY O. McMILLAN, Clerk. By Uko. D. Loom is. Deputy C crk. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of I rare M. Jot'tison, deceased. NOTICE IS HRtHY olVKN BY THE administrator of trie estate of Lars M. Johnson. decasod, to the crodttois of. and all persons having claims agaiiot tha satd SocoMed. td exalbit tbero with the ary vouchers wltiiin ten months a ter tho Irst of this rotka. to tho said at his place ot business Ko. SI ESKt Second Booth street, ka ths city at:d county of Bait Laxa OSCAR J. YOUNGBBRO. Administrator of the Oot ate of Lars M. JoLA-SO-decessed. Kait Lake City, March 3, 1891. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. ypnE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK-- 1 holders c f the Mountain lea & Cold Stor-age company of Salt Lake City, Utah terri-tory, for the election ot directors for the en-suing year and such other business as may properly come before the meeting will be heid at tho office of Judge Sutherland, XI8 South Main street. Salt Lako City. Utah, on March iKU, 111, at is o'clock p. m. of satd day. t John Unit, Jr.. President of Company. W. iv. UibiC, Secretary of said Company. s..-j- '-- .v An Important Australian Conference. ConsiderabltHntcrest attaches to the outcome of the national Australian con-ference, in session at Sydney for tlie purpose of preparing a general constitu-tion fur the seven coloiii'"1. Some dele-gates advocate a constiti; i fiimilar to that of the United States, while others prefer the constitution of Canada. Still others disapprove any scheme of imperial federation, and declare that Australia ought to abandon Oreat Britain and be-come an independent nation. DCrivO NOTICE OF COMPACTION OF ASSESSMENT Ol a local tax for the extension of water mains on Seventh South street. Notice is hurnby given that tho assessor and col lector of Sait Lako City has made and com-pleted the list aud plat issrtaining to a local lax at ths rata of four nulls per square foot, levied by the city council of Salt Lake City,, March 3d. i.d, upon the following described! lots or pieces of ground, namely: Lots Sand 1, block 17 ; lots r, i. 7 and 8. block 18; lots 1, , if r. block 10; lots 1 and S, block W; all In plat A; lots 4 and 5. block 8, and lots 3 and 4, block 111. plat 11, all la Silt Lake City survey, said taxj being for the extension of tho water real not along the following described route, namely t. On Seventh South street from midway be-- , tween First and Second East to midway be tweeu Third and Fourth East streets. Said list and plat haro been lodged lu tho office of the city recorder, No. a. city hall, and will lie! open for Inspection for a ported of ten darsi from and and after the 9th day of March, 1M1I,; during whlrh time written appeals to the for the correction ot tho assessment may be tiled with tho said recorder, In pursu-- l ance of the ortdnance in such case provided, i J. F. JACK. City Kecorder. Salt Lake City, March Uth, WlL f.OIIOE. In tho Probate Court, In and for Salt Lako county, Territory of Utah. In the matter of tho OBtate of Evan Evans, de-ceased. V'OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 11 George Tinsman. administrator of the es-tate ot Evan Evans, deceased, has rendered for Settlement, and tiled in said court, his final ac-count of hts administration of said estate and petition for final distribution of the residue of said estate among the pursons entitled thereto, and that Saturday, the illst day of March, A. 1. lHni, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the court room of said court. In the county courthouse. Salt Lake City and county. Ltah territory, has been duly appointed by the juoge of said court for the settlement of said account and hearing said petition for distribution, at which time and place any person interested in said estate may appear ami show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be sat tied and approved aud tlnal distribution made as prayed for. Dated February Kth, 1881. lss.iL.) C. E. ALLEN, Clerk of the Probate Court. Frank Pierce, Atty. for estate. ' NOTICE OF THE INTENTION OF THE CITY council to ex l end w ater mains on First West street, from First North to midway be-tween Fourth and Fifth North streets. No-tice is hereby given by tho city council of Salt LakeCity of the Intention of such council to make tho following described inibroi otnent town: Extetidingand laying iron water pipes or mains along the following streets namely: First West street from First, North to midway between Fourth and Fifth North streets, with laterals on Second. Third and Fourth North and on Currant and Peach streets, and defray-ing three-fourth- s of the cost thereof. o- -t mated ut (fosoi) (Wo thousand eight hundred dollars, bv a local assesstni nt upon the lots or pieces of ground wit hin ttio following descrit ed d being the district to be aiTecteJ or beuo-lite- d by said Improvement, namely : Lots H. 4, 5 ami a, block tin; lota I. A, 7 and 8, block 103; lots 1, S. 1 amis, block 114; lots 1, f, 7 and 8, block 1SI : lots 1 and SI, block l'K: and lots 3. S, 4 andf), b'ock US; all lu plat A: aud lots 1. a, . 4, ft. fl, 7 and H, block itt: and lots 4. 3, 4 and ft, block 'i(: all In plat E. Salt Lake City survey. All protests or objections to the carrying out of Btich intention must beprescnted in writing to the city recorder on or lifore March IM, being the time set by tho said council when It will hear and consider such objections as may tie made thereto. Ilybrderof the city council of Salt Lake City, mado Februarys), Indi. J. P. JACK, City Kecorder. A Picturesque riiiladulphlun, Gen. Pleasatiton is still to be seen on the streets of Philadelphia walking with the firm step of a hale and hearty man. i The general drosses rather oddly iu a greatcoat reaching to the ground, a wide brimmed slouch hat and carries a heavy cane. He is seldom recognized as ha moves along, except by some old army comrade, and he seems to be absorbed by his own reflections. Official Jloticco. NOTICE OP FORFEITURE. Sa it Lake County, i January li, Itwi, f TO JACOIi JACOnSON. OK YOU It HEIRS or assigns: You are hereby notified that wo havo expended 1 100 In labor and Improve-meiit- a upon tho Great Western Lode, as will appear by certificate filed December 30, sgo, iQ the office of Kecorder West, Mountain Mining district, Sait Lako county, Utah territory. In order to hold said premises under tha provis-ions of section 81614, Revised statutes or tho United States, being the amount required to bold the same for the yoar ending December, iswi; and if within (Wi ninety days from the service of this notlco (or within ninety days after this notice of publication! you fail or re-fuse to contribute your proportion, to wit: J.'l.e.'tl'.s and ex lenses of this advertisement, of such expenditure as a company owner, your Interest In said claim will become the property of tha subscribers, under said section sst, Jamxs LakhuS, Nibs LitiDroRH. Dated January 7, 18111. NOTICE COMPLETION OF ASSESSMENT Ol OFa local tux for the extention of ths water; mains on M street. Notice is hereby given that the assessor and collector of Salt Lake City has mado and com-- , f leted the list and plat pertaining to a local ax at the rate of four mllis per square foot, levied by tha city council of Salt Lake City,, March 3, lstil, upon tho following describe H lots or pieces of ground, uamrly: Lot 3, block 60; lot 4, block ai: IvU a, 3 and 4, block 5,"; Iota land 4, bleak M; lots 1, S and 3, block 84, and lots 1 and 4, block 83, all In plat "D," Sait Lake City survey, nain tax being for tho fx-- , tension ot tho water mains aioug the follow-- , Ing described route, namely: on M street-fro-mlilway between Third and Fourth streets to Sixth street, with laterals: and ex-tension of laterals on Fifth to N street. Said list and plat have been lodged In tie office of 1h" city recorder. No. 3, City bail, and will be open for lusp'jctlon for a period of ten day from and alter the 'sth day of March, lswi, during wtdch time written appeals to the city council for the corro.iion of tho assessment may be tiled with tho said recorder, in pursu-ance of tha ordinance in such caoe pro ided, J. F. Jack. City itecorder. Salt Lako City, March 8, ML STOCKHOLDER'S NOTICE. rpHE ANNUAL M EETINO OF THK STOCK 1 bidders of the (iphir Hill Mining company will be held at, the office of the company, No. iiftl South Main street, rooms V and, 3, Salt Lake City, Utah, on Tuesday, April 7, 1XD1, at H o'clock p. in., for the purpose of electing offi-cers and directors for the ensuing year, to re-duce the number of directors, anu to take the necessary stops to dis incorporate this com-pany aud the formation of a new company. Hv order J. W. GOLDTHAIT, Attest: President, J. Fhkd. Cohkkb, secretary. NOTICE. In tho Probate Court of the County of Salt Lako, Territory of Utah. In tho matter of the estate of Sarah Watklns, deceased. Order to show cause why Order of Sale of Heal L.staie should not be made. TOnN T. BUCKLE, THE ADMINISTRA-r- l tor of tho estate of Sarah Watklns. having tiled his petition heroin, duly ventied, praying for nn order of sale of the real estate of satd decedent, for tho purposes therein set forth. It is therefi re ordered by the judge of said court, that all persons Interested in ths estate of said deceased, appear tielore the said probate court on Tuesday, tho tilst dayof Apill. 18i. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day, at the court room of said probate court, at the county court house, in the city and county of Salt Lako, Utah Territory to show cause why an order should not bo grunt-ed to the said administrator, to sell so much of the real estate ol said deceased at public or private sale as shall be necessary, aud that a copy of this order be published at least four si.ci'essive weeks In Tux Salt Lake Tim ks. a newspaper printed and published In said city and county. Dated March 17. im. O. W. BAitictf, Probate Judge. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF MINING CLAIM. "VrOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN ll pursuance of an order of the probate court of the county of Salt Luke, territory of Utah, made on the 31st day of February. A. D. 1MH. In the matter of the estate of John Erek-so-deceased, the undersigned, the adminis-trator of the said estale. will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, and subject to contirriiation by said probate court, on Tuesday, ths 84th day of March, A. D. lsui, at IU o'clock m. n( said day. at the south door of tho countv courthouse for Sajt Lake county In Salt Lako City, said territory, a I tne right, title, claim and estate of the said John Kreksoii. at the time of his death, and all the right, title and inti'resi that the said estate has by operation of law or otherwise acquired, other than or in add.tion to that of the said John l.rekson, at time of his death, in and to all that certain mining clam situate, lying and being In tho llig Cottonwood mining district, Salt Lako county. Territory of Utah, and and known as an undivided interest, consisting of four hundred feet In what is know n as the Hoss mine or mining claim. Terms and conditions of sale, twenty per cent of the purchase price to he paid at tno time of saie, balance on confirmation of sale by said probate court. F ebruary & 1801. L. ,T Ntxt.sr.f, Administrator of tho estate of John FJrokson, deceased. - NOTICE OF COMPETION OF ASSESSMENT OF A local tax lor the extension of tho water mains on Eighth South street. Notice is 'creby given that the Assessor and Collector of Sait Lake City has made and com-pleted the list and plat pertaining to a local tax at the rate of four mills per square foot, levied by the city council of Salt Lake City, March sd, IHUt, upon tha following described lots or pieces of ground, namely: Lots 4 and 6. block H; lots 7 and N, block S: lots 1 and s, block 'A and lots .1 and 4, block 13, all lu plat II, Salt Lake t'itv Survey, said tax being for the extension of the water mains along the follow-ing described route, namely: On Eighth South street from tnldwav between Seventh and Eighth East to midway between Eighth and Ninth East streets, with laterals ou Eighth Must street. Said list and plat havo been lodged in the office ot the city recorder. No. a, City hall, and will be open for Inspection lor a period of ton days from and after the Kth day of March, lmn. during which time written s to tho city council for the correction of the assessment may lie liled with the said re-corder in pursuance of the ordinance in such case provided. J. F. Jac k, City recorder. Salt Lako City, March S. lsUl NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. TO GUS HEAHSF.N, S. T. LUNELL, A. O. Hansen, or your heirs or assigus. You are hereby notified that I have expended lloo in labor and improvements upon the conun-drum lode, situated in what is called Mill A." south fork of Hig Cottonwool, Salt Lake county, Utah Territory, In order to hold said premises uuderthe provisions of Section siaut, lievlsed Statutes of tho United States, and in compliance of the local laws of Hlg Cotton-wood mining district, being tho amount to hold tho samo for the year ending Docomiier, ism), and If within inn ninety days from the service of this notice, (or within ninety days after this notice of publtcutlon), you fail or refuso to contribute your propor-tion, twenty live ir'Vioi doi'ars, each of you, and expenses of advertisement pro ratio, to each of you of said expenditures as company owners, your Interests In said claim will be-come the property of tho subscriber, under Said Section L.M. JOHXSos, Dated, Jan. i. 191. NOTICE OF THE INTENTION OF THE CITY council to extend water mains on Third South S'reet fnim First East to midway be-tween Second and Third East streets. Notice Is hereby given by the city council of Salt Lake city of tha Tintentiou of such council to make tho following described improve-ment, Extenaing and laying Iron water pipes or mains along the following streets, namely: Third South street from First Last street to midway between Secon d and Third East streets, with laterals on Second East street; and defraying three-fourth- s of tho coit thereof. estimated at ifctoO) two thousand dollars, by a local assess-ment upon tho lots or pieces of ground within the following described district, being the district to be affected or benotitted by said improvement, namely: Lots 4, ft. S aud 7, block M; lots ft and tl, block M; lots a and 3, block RTi: and lots 1. 2, 3 and 4, block ft, all in plat A. Salt Lake City survey. All protests and objections to the carrying out of such intention must be presented in wilting to tho city recorder on or before March suth. 1)W1 beirg the tune set by tho said eouucll when I will near and consider such objections as may be made thereto. Hv order of tho City Council of Salt Lako city mado February SI, li. J. F. Jack. City Recorder. NOTICE COMPLETION OF AS9ESSMENTOF A, OF local tax for th extension of tho watei mains on Apple street. Notice is hereuy given tbat tho assessor and collector of salt Lake CI y has made aud completed the list and plat pertaining to a local tax at trio rat of four milia nor antiara foot levied by h city connoil of Bait Lane City. March Sd. isul, upon tbo followlLg; described lots or pieces of ground, namely: iLot 1 Mock 104. plat A. and all ot iots , 7 ard fblcsk 6, plat E. all in Salt Lako Ctty survey, said tax brluv for the extension of tho water mains along tho following described route, namely: Appt street from the present wrai-lnu- s of mains, northward on said street to Second North street. Said list anil plat hava been lodged In th office of the city recorder. No S, City hall, and will b open for inspec-tion tor a per od of 10 days from and after tha Bra day of March, lf.li, during which titno written appeals to the city council for th ot the assessment mt,y to fild li h tha said recorder. In pursuance of the oraiu&iic la such case provided. J. F. Jatc City Recorder, j Salt Lako City, March V, "NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land office at Salt Lako City, Utah, March 1. 1MI1. NOTICE IS HEREUY GIVEN THAT THE named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support or his claim, and tbat said proof will ho made tiefore Register and Receiver United States Land Office at Salt Luke City, Utah, on April With, 11, viz: William A. Cox. T). S., No. USUI, for tho S'4,of the SE'of Sec. SI, and the E4 of ths NKl4 of Sec. SI, Tp. IN., it W. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence npon, and cultivation of paid Uind, viz: Eklridge H. Anderson, Thoma Hollingworth, Frank Gllroy and Al-fred C. Gllroy, all or Salt Lako City. Utah. Frank D. Huhks. Register. E. W. Senior and E. V. Higglns, attorneys for Applicant. NOTICE. In the Probate Court In and for SM Lako County, Territory of Utah. In the matter of the estatnof Alexander Brun- - ker, deceased. "V'OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Tn.VT ll Isabella Hrutikc.r. administratrix of tho estate of Alexander Drunker deceased, ban hie I in sa! I court petition for una! distri-bution of the residue of said estate among the persons entitled thereto, and that Friday the tdth day oi Mnrcu A. D. lsvl. at 10 o'clock a. tu., at the court room of said court, m the county court house. Salt Lake City and Coun-ty, Utah Territory, has heed dii.y aupoiuted by Hie judge of salu comt, for hearing said jietition for distribution, at which time and place auy person intei es-e- iu said estato may appear and show causV. if auy there be. wh s tlnal distribution should not bo mado ay prared lor. Dated February !, 1801, C. E. AujtN.'Clei k of tho Probate Court. PROBATE NOTICE, In the Probate Court. In and for Salt Lako County, Territory of Utah. In tho matter of tho estate of Alexander Drunker, doceasod. TO AN ORDER OF THE IjUKSCANT for Salt Lake cdunty, ter-ritory of Utah, in the above entitled matter, notice is hereby glron that Friday, tho 3'th darof March. A. D. liul, at p) o'cloc k a. m.. at tho ronrt. room of said court, tit the county court ho tse in Salt Lake City, has been ap-pointed the time and place for tho hearing of the application of lsauellc Hrunk'T and Thomas Marshall Hrunker. Illod In said court pravitig for the pnivuutment of commissioners In the part if t n tn the above matter, at w hich time and rlacc all parson interested may ap-pear and rji n'e.a said application. Dated at Salt Lake City, this Sth day of February, 1M)I. C. E, ALLEN. Clerk of the Probate Court iu and for Salt Lake Countv, NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. Sait Lake Cors-TY-. March 11, 1S01. rpO ALHKRT FUGEOR YOUR HEIRS OR 1 assigns: You aro hereby notined that I have expended IH).i) lu labor and improve- ments upon the Ulack Hear ndne, as will ap-- , pear by cert, Heat's ilH-- February In tho oflloe of the recorder of Little Cottonwood dti-- j tiict. Salt Lake county. Utah territory, tn or-- i der to nol-- aid premises uuder the provisions ' of section SM'.-- Revised Statutes of tne Uui-- i ted States, beiug the ntn tint required to hold the same for the year end ng Lieeeiiiber. liO. ' t'tid If within nh ety days rroin tbo service of 'the not:co. or vc'thin n ncty days after thia not ice of publication, you fail or rcfu-- o to con-tribute your propoitibn, Sftu.uo and ex-penses of this advortisement of such expendi- ture as a company owner, your Interest in said claim will become the property cf the sub bcrii er un der sa d section at'4. J. II. Hons. Dated March 11. 1SU1. A Cannon Exploded In Ills Month. It is on record that a German called BucIkJz lifted with his teeth a cannon weighing alxvut two hundred pounds and fired it off in that position. While performing at Epernay, in France, the mine feat the barrel of the gnu burst. Miraculously he was not Killed, although several of the fragments were thrown over fifty ya.'ds. At Berlin two strong men appeared, one of whom performed tho same trick ns Samson, and his rival, B.iiidow, of bursting iron chains by con-tracting, and so enlarging, the biceps of Ids arm. Chambers' Journal. NOTICE TO OREDITORS. STATE OF BENJAMIN C. STEVENS, I-- i ! deceased. Notice is hereby given by the tindei 8 gtiod, administrator of tho estate of Benjamin C. Stevens, deceased, to the cred-itors of. and all persons having claims against tho said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten months afte r tho tirst publication of this notice, to tho said Siiminlstrator. at No, 234 South Main street, salt Lako City, Utah, in tho county of Salt Lake. Dated February 36, 1891. E. n. KAHLEK, Administrator of tho estate of Ucnjamin C Steven, deceased. IViNTbHS & Kin.ssy, Attorneys for Estate, NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE OF JOHN W KOUNS. DE-- i Notlco Is hereby given by tae undersigned, administrator of the estate of John W. kouns, do. eased, to tho creditors o.'. and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit tuera with the liecessarv vouchers, within lour months after tne hist, publication of this notice to the said adinims- - trator at his oflloe. iilft Progress building. Salt L"koCltv in the county of Salt Lako. Bated March bth, isttl. James A. Wiixiams. Administrator of the estate of John W. Kouns, deceased. ; STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. ' j A NNUAL MEETING CF THE STOCK-i- j holder of the Sears Llrc.o and Rck com-pany for the election of officers will be held at tbo office of tb company, i:a 9. Main street. Salt l ake City, on Thursday the 'ti Cay of March, 1S1, ai & p.m. Amendment of the ar-ticles of tuoorpoiation changing tae corjHirato name from tho Sear Lime and Koci com-pany to Union Lima and Rook company WiU be considered. By oraor ol tho board of director. Jam Uiwuii, Secretary |