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Show f i .,r TIIE SALT LAKE TIMES. TUESDAY. JAIN LTAHY 6, 18'Jl. 7. i - .I I (Official lloticce. (Official Hoticco. ... been added a newly improved I (Official J1ottcc. I Official trHcc. 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 Theatre, it can be said to be a very desirable place to visit after the performance or between the acts, as one's con- - science may dictate. Mr. Kelley is in 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 the Elk Gymnasium has been ' tendered the genial "Parson'' by the gentiemanly "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 yet been decided upon. Jimmie Williams, champion of Utah, is in constant attend-ance for the purpose of in-structing those who desire to beeome proficient in this the manly art. Mr. Kellcy caters only to the first-clas- s element of trade and his friends and patrons are assured of courteous treat-ment at the hands of the em-ployees of this establishment. Mr. Kelley will always be found upon the premises to welcome his friends and pa-trons, and desires to extend a hearty invitation to the gen-eral public. CALL AND SEE HIM Opposite Theater. THE NEW ELKS' Is Now the Most POPULAR RESORT Of its Kind in Town. And the Handsome Jimmie Williams is now the Presiding Officer Thereof. It Has Been Duly Proven that Jllfl1 MR. ED. KELLEY OF THE ELKSSAMPLE Never does anything by halves or enters into a project with-out successfully carrying it out to the point, and a peep into then ew 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 CITY BOM PS FOB SALE. Three Hundred Thousand ($300,003) Dol-lars of Five (5 Per Cent Salt Laku City Bonds for Sale. Notice Is hereby given that cm the lath duv of January, A. D. IMII, it lite oillce of the dtv treasurer of Salt Lake City three hundred 1'i.nils of s till city w,ll lie so il Uj the hluhct bltider or bidders f. ,r cash said bonds are if the denomination of HOu, payable twenty yearn after date, but subject to redemption any time afier Jsuuarv 1st, nl, at the option of said cMtv. These bonds wlli hear tnt'-rc- t from January 1st. 1S.H until palil. the Interest being payable, on the flint day of January anil the tirst tlay of July each ye '. Mils will Im received by tni for the purchase of said bonds or any' part thereof, from Ihe Kith day of December, ImiO. imtlt 10 o'clock a. in uf the mh tluv of January. I'M. Tne right u reject any and all bids Is hereby in behalf ol the cltv. Value of In.nil at date of sale wltti accrued lut'-re-- t ill I e i.ir in. By order of tns City Council of said city. Joseph H Waldtii. C ty Treasurer. Salt Lakh Crrr, Dec. S, liti P. 8. A printed loitldall statement of the financial contrition of the t ity will he furnished anv one desiring Information w ith Ihe view of bidding upon the almve bonds, A:plr for some at treasurer!! office, room 7, city II til h id it. Josja-- II. Wai.dkn. City Treasurer, i SUMMONS. In the District Omit In and for the Third Ju-dicial District of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. Awkep Buoww, Plaintiff, ) v". fStJMMONS. Sahaii Ann Unut. Defendant, ) The people of the territory of Utth send greet. ng to Si.rah Ann brown, defendant, 'OU AUK 11EUEIIY KKljUlitED 'I'llAI'- - I pear In au action brought against vou by the almve name I plaintiff In the dis-trict court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, ud M answer tho complaint filed therein within tea days (exclusive nf 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, wllhln twenty davs, otherwise within fony dtiys-- nr Judgment 'by default will he taken against you, aooordlllK to the prayer tit said romplAlht. The -- aid action Is brought to have a decree of tins court .(solving tne bonds of umtri-mon-eilstlUK between the plaintiff and de-fendant and treeing ami ainoluielv releaang said panl s from s ild bonds and all tne thereof ; end for such other relief as in a v be proper. A hove relief prayed on the ground that on or at out the 'id day of Decern Fer defendant wilfully and without cause deserted and aluindoned this plaintiff, and hs ever since coutlt ud so without cause to danert and abandon him. and to live separate and ana: t from inn ana Let his w ill and without Ills con ent And -- nu are hereby notified that If you fall to apiear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. W- itness the Hon. Charles 8 ', tne Judis'e. ami the seal of the district - I court of the Third Judicial district, i nu in and for the Territory of Utah this r ) I ' day of O cec her, In the yea" of our Lord one thousand eight hun-dred and ninety. . KiNiiY ti. McMillan, Clerk. FT Geo D. LooniU, Deputy Clerk. SlMMOXS. : In the District Court In and for the Third. Ju4 clai District of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. Sarah E. Bteinkh, plaintiff, vs. CnAiti.Ks STBiNieii, Defendant, j The People of the Territory of Utah den greeting to I'a.rl.s sneiimr, defendant: rOU ARK HEREBY KKQUIRKD TOAP- - I iiear in au action brouifht aitalnst you by the above named plaintiff In the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, anl to answer thd complaint filed therein within ten day (exclusive of the day of service) alter the service on you of this summons if served within this enmity; or if served out of this county, but In this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days or Judg- ment by default will be taken against you, ac-cording to the prayer of s aid complaint. The said action Is brouuht to have a decree of this court dissolving the bonds of matri-mony existing between the plaintiff and de-fendant; cif('lrint pialnHff atxolutvly flea from .ill nblls-.tttoii-s of S'id martlaire: to have Judgement for roMsof snlt and for snch other an I further relief as to th, Court may seem just. Above relief prayed for on the Rround that on or al'Oiu the ith day of Juue. 1.7. defend-ant deserted plaintiff, has ever since absented himself, an I has failed and neglected to sup-port ami maintain plaintiff, or to in any man-ner contribute tow ards hrr support and main-te- n .inc. And yon are herehy notified that If you fall to appear and answer the said complaint aa above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon. Charles rJ. Zane Judge, ami the seal of the District st Court of the Third Judicial District, in and for the Territory of Utah, this "i h day of Decern her In the year of onr Lord one thousand elgut buntiretl and ninety. IIKNKY G. Mt'M 1LI.AN. Clerk. t- - By Geo. D. Loomls, Deputy Clerk. Bibs wan'tedT JIDfl KG!! (Ol'Nl'V SL'PFI.lrS HY J or.ler o: t'je rounty court of S ilt Lake county, tei nt TV of I tih. f.o bids will lie rcceneil bv the county c;em i.p to and liiciud-i- n Ja iiiary 1811. mr snp;iies to be Ba't Lake tointy from February I. lsid. ti January I. i. Toe following will form th battle for b dt for records, etc., to be furnlmieil th" recorder s office. Mi r kK r."euro's. pages, a lth marginal ruling. lv. d reonis without marginal r illng. Mining records s ime as d ed re r.ls. I.leii mikI lews ssme i,s ilee t records, Abstract s.imc as uoa-- usd. IHreci and reverse lnd"xi s to all except ab-stract rei o tls. l'lal books a feet I) lm lies by I foot fl Inches or plain drattlng paper, for making plats, and an Index to smue. (iia ilor and wnintee indexes, Kniry book. Kece pis for do 'uments s ime as now ned In the oitiee. with stub, iu bo iks of UHOeucn. Mining abstract record ami direct Index to same. Some of tht se records have printed forms, and the iimoun can be determined only as the record are or lered. Records are to Iw bound lull Ituaslt circuit. ' Hub bands," with loose canvas covers and Russia corners. Mat open tug back; pup 'r to be "Hiown s" U ineiUum ledgi r paper " !'.." Prices to be 1 ven on records riiitd and printed, and on ruled only. Also for the recorder'eomee: l.i t'er hea Is and envelopes, per thousand, envelopes No. il and 10 XX, No. rag, with re-turn card printed thereon. Fort he collector's oftlce: mm) tax notices III t ij receipt l ooks. linn letter heads and envelopes same as above. Kor Ihe clerk's otis; Kecord btstks same as above, except that they shitll be of :! pages eat h and without canvas covers. Probate b'anks. printed on 1H pound super-fine flat cup pair or of etptl grade, IW of each to be furnished on oruer. Dixon and Kaber's octagoti pencils, per Pent. )er gross. Ink. per cio;'ii quartH. Letter heads and envelopes, per 1000, as above. All supplies to he furnished as railed for. A bond foi faithful rfoi mam e of contra-- t, In such euni ttm county court may deter-mine, will be required or Lie succeie'ul bidder. C. K. AI.LKN. Couuiy Clerk. most satisfactory explanation is given by Mr. K. A. Thompson who calls to mind that in 1871 a miner named John How, mysteriously disappeared without pollectiiiff wages due him and has never since been heard from. Kelchum Keystoiio: Day is breaking for Idaho. The Granite mine at Cu'iir d' Alone has been sold for ftiOO.OOO. Sales at Seven Devils reaching the neighborhood of $,',00.1,1100 are of recent occurrences. The sale of an interest in Do Lamar's great mines in Owyhee county, involving $1,500,000, and other smaller sales, are a part of the history of business transacted iu that section (luring tho closing months of 1800. Sales of mining property in J?olse, Lemhi and other places in which considerable suras of money changed hands were reported during the same period; and hero at Wood Kiver other sales have been made. This is nn encouraging sign. It points to an early renewal of mining operations. ' " COLORADO NOTES. The Trinidad Chronicle says body-snatchin- g Is a growing industry in that city. The body of an unknown man was found hanging on a tree near Florence Tuesday. . - Sokarais Huhtala. a Finlander, hang-ed himself near Canon City Wednesday, lie was a miuer and penniless. Miss L. 15.. Bird, a sixteen-year-ol-girl visiting relations in Pueblo, has disapperred. Friends are now search-ing for her. Hurley II. Weeks was to hare been married at Pueblo lust evening, but the ceremony was prevented by a sheriff who arrested him for appropriating money from tho Kclipso livery stable. Weeks protests innocence. The publication of the Glcnwood Daily Republican has been suspended and tho plant and good will of the pa-per sold to Mr. William Cardnoll of the Echo, who will issue a semi-weekl- y on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Crystal Hirer Current; The great marble ledges of this district are at-tracting world wide attention at the present time. The marble ledge is the linest and greatest in tho world, and is destined to open up an industry in Col-orado which was but little dreamed of a few years ago. Pueblo 'Slarx: Denver should not blow about hor prosperity, wealth, en-terprise ami charity while the settlers in the. eastern part of hercounty (Arap-ahoe) are dying of starvation and cold. Let some of Denver's Millionaires go down in their pocket9 and help the poor at their very doors. . 1 MEND THE CIRCLE; ,w ... Ooiidensed News Gathered from Various Points in the Interinount&in fj , Country. ' J PTAH " AKD HER NEIGHBORS . ' ; i ; , i terns of Interest Clipped and Rewritten , . for tha Rsaders of The V y Tillies. The street railway muddle at Ogden grows worse instead of better. ( Nephi had a rousing and exciting ,1 ichool meeting, but the proposed tax I to build a new school house was voted down. A $700 fire occurred in Wright's lurn- - ) ber yard at Hrigham, last week. It was ' Undoubtedly started by a tramp, who t was arrested, but released for want of lullicient evidence, j Thu Utah, Nevada & California rail- - i way, which has existed on paper so J long and promised so much, is out ki igain with more promises. Operations In earnest are yet to begin. I The new II. E. church at Xephi was a dedicated Sunday. Tho new building, f with the ground, cost upwards of $1,000 S and is a model of neatness which re- - I fleets great credit upon its dosigtis and ij builders. J The drill at the Ogdoti gas wells is I fcoing through strata I md coal, sure indication, the manage- - 4 metit Bays, of" oil and'ga. The gas conl- - pany's stock has taken a sudden rise in 1 consequence; 1 The Juab county-- territorial school ipportionment.fo.r ISilO, as reported to tho. county aupeHhtefidetit, C. S. Tin-- i f'"y rated at $4. 4) per capita of school I population; aniqujitg to,ft0,M,01S,whib I js nearly twine the amount received last year. Of, this amount Neplii's ap-- I portionment will be about $'J,'iOO. I W. II. Parkinson,' who has charge of I that portion of the census relating to Hock raising, say: "In Utah sheep ire crowding out the cattle. Cattle will aot live upon tho sheep rangs. Sheep raising has proved to be more profit-able. There are largo extents of graz-ing land in Utah that cannot bo used luring the summer because there is no aater. These tracts are located in the loulhern part in what is known as the lesert. In winter these ranges can be ised for sheep, as tho snow supplies Mtor, aud it never falls so deep that llie sheep cannot feed, 1 think that I'tah is the greatest sheep country in ihe union." A queer state of affairs exists iu the reform school at Ogden. It seems that ibout two years ago a girl named Hes-li-lloot h was sent to the school on of her loose morals. Within the past few days thu super'ntendent d that the girl, when committed, as a year older than supposed, and Ihat-sh- e is now of age and can no longer Oe held. The examining board looked Into the matter and (liscovcred that Miss Hootlr was enciente. On being Iuestioncd the girl said the father of her unborn child. I' bat gentlemau denies tho charge and says it must belong to loroe of the male inmates of the school, 'it is bad for the superintendent iu either ispect. and he will undoubtedly have ,o look lor another situation. The idea f. a girl getting in tha condition in a reform school is really something novel ,tiil wa vttuuiro to say fcaunL b parul-- : ,ieiled in tha history of such institu-tions. ., ;' A CARD TO THE PUBLIC. A certain morning journal of this city seems to be better posted on my inten-tions than I am myself, as will be ob-served by their Statement of the 2jst iut., to the effect that as soon as I had settled my business affairs I contem-plated moving to Denver. Now I wish to inform my friends and tho public in general that at no time during the past twelve years have I ever contemplated going to Denver or any other place, nor havo 1 ever given the least intima-tion to any person or persons of any in tcntion on my part to leave Salt Lake City. Ou the contrary, they have al-ways been informed that I am located nere lor gooa. I have been identified with various business enterprises in this city since 1H71J, aud for tlie past six years iu the insurance business representing the lending companies of America and Europe, in lire, life and accident, my office for the past year has been and still is in the Progress block, room 514 and 515, where I or one of my repre-sentatives can always be found, and I will be pleased to have all my old friends call at any and all times, and will also be delighted to form the ac-quaintance of all new comers, and have them bear in mind that the agency of Louis llyams is one of the largest if not the largest in the country, I he combined cash cipital and assotfs represented in my oflico being over Respectfully, Louis IIyams, Salt Lake City, December 22, 1890. MONTANA NOTES- - Cashier Talcott of the National Park bank at Livingston, Mont., has notice from tho comptroller of Mirrency authorizing the increase of Ihe capital of that institution from $50,-0- 0 to $100,000. Anaconda Standard: In getting ready to tight liutte's smoke Mr. Hutch-inson will have to face the testimony of )r. Peters, who says that experiments made on an extensive scale in Saxony md at other metallurgical centers, in fforts to crct rid of smoke and fume. were not a gratifying success. As an evidence of the activity in Deer Lodtfo at present, several l'hilipsburg juntlcmen who were sojourning there recently tell of an exciting oceiirreuee hiring their stay, says the Philipsburg (Mont.) Mail. While standing iu front f the principal hotel they saw a jack rabbit run through Main, followed by k greyhound, both of which ran till they came to a pile of rocks, which itlordod the jack an opportunity to lave his life, which he did by crawling ondcr them. Kutte Inter-Mountai- ft now scorns that the Northorn Pacific land grabbers re reaching out fur tho unpatented mines of Butte. While the Northern Pacific officials and their lawyers and newspapers are protesting that the company has no desire to secure n of mineral lands, they are work-ing like beavers to steal every acre of mineral land in the region extending Trom the eastern to the western boun-dary of the state along tho line of the road and for a width of 100 miles. WYOMING NOTES. A stock bill has passed both houses. To put it in operation will involve an outlay of little less than $10,000 a year for the next two years. Downey lake has been prospected to a depth of twelve feet and no bottom baa been found to the solid deposit of loda. From this it is considered prac-tically inexhaustible ami no fears need be entertained on that score. The mino inspector's bill has passed the senate. It allows that official 0 a year and traveling expenses, equal to $3,500 or $4,000 a year, It was confidently expected that this salary would be cut down to about $1.SU0, so that with jts contingent fuud the ofliee woule not cost the state inoro than 0 a year. IDAHO NOTES. , Pocatello Herald: Down in Mont-pelic- r they are having line sleighing while hero we get rain nnd our share of the mud. This weather is truly monot-onous. The Weiser Signal gives an account of a uew mining district in Washington, which is claimed to bo very rich as fur as present developments show. It is called tho Summers district. The Boise waterworks company has unk a well within a few hundred yards west of the state penitentiary, and at a depth of eighty feet have struck a How of hot water willi a tempuraturo of 93 degrees. The Itoise county delinquent tax list contains 10(5 names, sixty-si- x of which re located at Long valley. This does not imply a very prosperous condition of the settlers there. The fact is that valley is too high and cold for success-ful farming. It should bo devoted to hay and slock growing. Silver City Avalanche: The finding of the skeloton of a man in the old haft of the Stormy Hill mine during the week has caused considerable a as to how it caiuo there. The I SUMMONS. In the district court In and for the Thir l Judi-cial district of flali tirritiiry, county of bait Luke. r. Is But, Lynn, plaintiff, vs. j Kuank Lynn, d 'feudant. ( The ruftipleof Uie lrritorv of Utah send greeting to Frank Iwnn. defendant: rOU ARK HERKHV IKyUlRKl TO Al'-- pear in nn notion hinn.:hi aKa nt you by the sb .ive named ilalntlff in tlie dbti lci court of tho Th ru Judicial d sti li t of the territiry of I'tah. and to n-- h coinpl .ilot rtled n wlthiu ten days leuiiiKiio of ihs day of after tlie s m vice on you of this sunnnoiu if eerved within this county; or. If Nerved out of this county, but In Ih n district, within twnty d ys; o'henvihe wlihin forty tlitys-o- ." jiitWiutnt bv rie'ault will lie taken liisint you acrordoie to the piaver of said coniwatut. 'llie said action l brought to a decro- - of this coit.t llsoyiue the hondsof rn itrunoiiv fore existing between the jiliunttff and and awarding the plaintiff her cost iu this hi r.on. Atiove relief prayed on the irround that de-fendant for tno-- e than one y. lat past hus wtlfullv failed and neuli'i t 'd 1 provt e pla with iIih common necearles of lit.', and without ceu-- or Jut ii''ovocat'on has treat Ml jilaii tilt In Hiich a cruel an I iul um iii m uner as to cause her great incut il and loiiiy . And yotl are hereby notiiled that if you fall t appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the s.il I p'alntirr w.il apply to the court tut the relief demanceJ I herein. Wltntss the llou. Charles S. ane. .imlRe. and the eeal t f the li t conrl of the Third .judical district, In and for the ten Itorv of t'tah, this llth day of December, In tho year of tair Lord one thousand, elht uunaretl ami ninety. IsKAr . HKNRY O. Mi MILI.AN, Clerk. By (JE.. D. LotiMls, Deimty clerk. SUMMONS. Inthe District Court in and for the Third Judi-cial District of I'tah Territory, C nmty of Salt Lake. Emma Rose Clinton, Plaintiff, 1 vs. James O. Harris and Oliver W. Summons. Mink, Trustees, and Mdilnvi D. Clinton, Defendants.) The people of the Territory of Utah sen BTeetttiu: To James ((. Harris and Oliver VV. M nu. trustees, and Mei.--a V. Clinton, de-fendant. VnrJ AKK nrREDY REQUIRED TO AP--I )iear In an action brought against you by the aluive named plaintiff In the district court of the Third Judicial Distrli t of the Territory of I'tah and to answer the complaint tlleil therein within ten davs. (exclusive of the day of service) after the Service on you of tint summons If served within this county; or, It served out of this countv, but, In this district, within twenty days: otherwise within forty days-s- ir Judgement hy default will be taken Hgnlnst you, according to thejprayer of eald complaint. The said action Is brought to have a decree of this court as to defend inis. James (7. Har-ris and Oliver W. Mink, trustees, adjudging that a certain alleged deed of conveyance, dated March 17, Inks, from Jauica VV. Hmlth, conveying Ihe property hereinafter tiescrllied to one y.eruliitbble Snow; also a certain claim deed from William W. Rlttei and PrbtctlU Kilter, his w ife, conveying said premises to defendants. James W. Harris and tillver W. Mink, trustees, on or alxnit Seplom-l- r 1(1. IHSi, lie declared to be a cloud upon thi title of plaint.rr. In and to said real estate, and that each ot said conveyances l e declared tfl be fraudulent and void; that the same lie set aside, vacated, and decreed to be cancelled of record; declaring the title of said estate to tx In plaintiff, and quieting the tltleof same as tc any claim of defendant, Melissa D. Clintoni for costs ot suit, and such other aud furthei relief as may be deemed Just and equitable. Hatd premts-- s are described as follows, Lots I and 3, section . township 1 south, range 4 west. T'iel eoiintv. I'tnh territory. And you are herehy not Hied that If you fall to appear and answer ti said complaint al above required, the said plaintiff will apply U the court for tne relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon. Charles 8. Zane, Judge, and the seal of the District. Court of the Third Judicial District, 8EL. In and for the Territory of Utah thil IHhdayof December, in the year ol our Ixird one thousand eight hun-dred and ninety. Henry a. McMti.t.iM, Cleric By Gko. D. Loom in. Deputy Clerk. ' SUMMONS. In the District Court In aud fortheThlrd Judi-cial District of I'tah Territory, County of Halt Lake. L. O. Kpnt, plaintiff. vs. Katk Lynch, trustee for Nina Summons. K ill, Nina Kent, Thede .1. Kent. Kdward A Keeler nnd Charles I'omeroy, defendant. The people of the Territory of Utah send greet-ing to nate l.jni u. trustee O' Nm Kent, Nina Kent, TuiMe J Kent. Kdward A. Kel-ler, and Char'as Pomemy, defendauta: A'OU ARK HRRKIIY UKyl'IKKD TO AP-- 1 pear In an action brought against you hy the atiove named plaintiff in the District Court ol the Third Judicial District of the Territory of I'tah. and to answer the complaint tiled therein wllhln ten days lexcluslve of the tlay of service) after the service ou you of this summons if served within this county; or. If served out ot tills county, hut In this district, within twenty days: otherwise within forty days or Judgment by default will be taken against you, according to tha prayer of said complaint. '1 be said action la brought tn have Judgment against said defendants iu the sum of 160, with Interest at ten p.T cent per annum from September ,'lrd, l1". and for costs of suit In-cluding tli attorney's fee; alleged to be due on a certain promissory Dote and mortgage, made esei uted and delivered hy defendant. Kate Lynch as trustee for defendant, Nina Kent, to one Kdwunl A. Kesler, at Halt Luke City, ( tah. September 'hd, issn; said no'e for the sum of with Interest from date at tun per cent per annum, fame lelng due and wnolly unpaid, aud Hecnred by haid mortgage on those certain premlset situated tha City and of Salt Lake. Utah, be-ing a part of lots 1 aud K. 'lock 41. plat It. Bslt Lake City survey, commencing at a point eight feet south of north-eas- t corner of said lot 1. running thence north thirty live feet, thence west, ten rods, thence south thirty-fiv-eet, them e east ten rods to place oi beginning, containing 57. f square feet; said note and mortgage having been afierward. t. Sep-lem- t er nth. isHw. sold, assumed aud transferred bv s.ud Kesler to t ne Cba-lc- s K. Pi 'tneroy ; and afterward!, August 1st, IBuo. sold, transierred and by said Poineroy to plaintiff, who Is now the legal holder of the same; that said premises te sold, and the pro-ceeds applied In payment of amount due plain-tiff, end that said deteudauts and all persons claiming, muy be barred and foreclosed of all claim of equity of redemption In said prem-ises: that plilntlff have Judgment against said defendants, except Charles K. Pomerov. for any deficiency, and for such other and fur-ther relief In tl-- premises as to the court may seem meet nnd eqjiitable. And you are herehy 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 Ihe Third Judicial District. seal. m and for the Territory of Utah. tills aS day of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety. H, U. MCMILLAN, Clerlt. By Geo. D. Loomls, Deputy Clerk. SUMMONS. In the District Court In and forthe Third Judi-cial Dislrict of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. glmon HamWer. er and Jacob E. ' Hamburger, Plaintiffs, vs. George Stulih, (ieorge Smith. Jr John V. Smith. James ib ury Bmtih, Mary Cooper. Kuhy Smith, Mabel Smith, Win Mason, (ieorge Mason, Johu summons. Keith. Lucy Muson. Mary Hy-att Keith, i ieo. Ke th, James Coopi r Keiih. William Keith, Heal rice Isabella Fai r (leorg-m- a M Plckrell. mid Margaret S. Kddy, defendants. The People of the Territory of Utah send greeting to ( Ieorge Smith, t.eorge Smith. Jr., John Y. Smith, James Henry Sniltn, Mary fooper, Kuby Smith. Maii-- l Smith, Win. Mason, George Mason, John Keith, Lucy Ma-o- Mary Hvntt Keith, George Keith, James Co ipsr ivelih. William Keith, ilea-tric- Isabella Karr, Georciua M. Plckrell and Margarets. Eddy. Defendants: You are herehy required to apjiear in an ac-tion Inought against yuu by the atsive-name-plaln'liis in the D:s;rict Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint tiled therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of serv-ice; after the service on you of this summons It served within this county; or if served out of this county, but III this dislrict, within twenty days; oth-rwl- se within forty tliiy-- t or Judgment by default will betaken aualnst you, according to the prayer of said comnltiiit. - The said action Is brought to have a ee of this conrt requiring defendant and ' of them to set forth the nature aud extent of tl.eir aud each of their Interests or estates in the premises hereinafter described, and deter-mining the same; dccreeingeac.h of defendants to have no right, title, estate or Interest In or to said premises or any part thereof; and qdueifeetnindgantthse titie of plaliititTs thereto against and each ol them and against any and all persons claiming or hereaiter to claim under t r through said defendauta or any of them; adjudging that plaiutifis recover their costs heiein against any of said defendants who may appear or ant up by way of answer herein any right, Interest or estate in said premises or any part thereof, and for other further relief. Bald premises are descrilied as follows I Part of lot , block W, plat A, Salt Lake City survey, commencing at north-east corner of said lot. running thence south 330 feet, thence west III) feet, thence north 23d feet, thence east 1 10 feet to plane of beginning, situate in Salt L ike county. Utah temtirv. And you are hereby notified that if you fall to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, Ihej-ai- plaintiff will apply to the court for tlie relief demanded therein. Witness the Hon. Charles S. Zane. Judge, and the seal of the district court of the Third Judi-cial District, In and for the territory of I'tah. this lilt h tlay of December In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety. ISKAI.I HKNRY O. M MILLAN. Clerk. Hv GKO. I). LOOM S, Deputy Clerk V.' H (MilTCHf.OVV. Attorney for IM'ffs NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE. rHKRKAS, ON THU Fin ST DAY OF 7 October, A. 1). Ii, Robert Gardner and --Gardner .his wife. made, executed and delivered to the undersigned. W. 11. Mc-kinley, trustee, their certain trust d ei in writing, whereby the transferred to said W. B. Mr.Kinley, trustee, the f, llowiug described real estate situated In the county of Sait Lske In the territory of Utah, to wit.: The south half of the northwest quarter: the southwest quarterof thenortheast quarter and the north-west quarter of the southeast quarter of sec-tion 5, towns'itp I south range I west, Silt Lake meridian, together with tlity seven shares of stock In the Brighton and North Point Irrigation company, and, whereas, said trust tired was given to secure the payment of one certain, promissory note and the interest thereon, given by said Kot'ert Gardner and Gardner to Charles Zllly for the sum of fVOl, with Interest thereon at the rate of 7 per cent per annum fri m date until paid, nnd whereas de-fault has been made in the payment of the princ pal as provided in the note secured by said trust deed: now the ef eel. W B. iHcKinley. trusiee at, the request of the holder of ssld note Co herel y give notb e (hat I nil' onth"llfttenthtiay of .Innua' y. t"M. a' the hour o; 10 o'clock a m at the f ont door of the court house In 'he city of Salt Lake city in the ter-ritory of Uti'h. sell at puelic vendue t the highest I ldder for cash said above iles,rilied real estateaud shares of srock In litigation compr.nv. or o much thereof as shall he ne-cessary to satisfy laid note and the Interest thereon and the fees andeoi-t- of making such tale. Witness mv hand this twenty second day of December, lnu. V. LI. McKIN'LKV, Trustee. SUMMON! In the District Court In ami fWr the Third Ju-dicial District of Utah Territory, county of Salt Lake. . Martha Scott, " " Plaintiff vs SUMMONS. Simeon W, Scott, Defendant. J The Peop'e of the Territory of Utah send Greet. ng; To Simeon W. Scott, Defendant. You are hereby required to appear in an ac-tion brought against you bv the above named plalntiif, in the District Court of tha Third Jud.cial DUtr'ot of the Territory of Utah, and to answer ti e complaint tiled there, n within ten days (exclusive of the day of s irvl. e) after the service on you of this summons -- If served within this county; or. tf served out of this county, but In thU dist let, wllhln twenty days; otherwl-- e w. thin forty davs-- or Judg- ment by d 'fault will be taken against you, ac-cording to the praj'er of said complaint. Tlie said a tton is brought to have a decree of this court d.ssolving tne bonds of matri-mony existing between the plalntiif and de-fendant; awarding the plaintiff the custody and con! nil of minor children, issue of said marriage, and such general reli-- f as mav he deemed just and equitable; letting apart to the nlaintlif, inch pottlon of the common property as may bconsldered Just and equit-able; and restraining the defendant from dis-posing of or in any way incumbering tlie household and kitchen property now In pos-session of the plalntiif, iu the house where she is living, at No. 3i tf East Tnlrd South street, Salt Lake Cltv, Utah, and certain real aud per-sonal propel tv, In which defendant Is luter-tite-aa heir at law and son ot John Scott, dei eased; described as a certain trai t of land, situated In Mill Creek Prec net. Salt Lake county, of acres of about the value of fHl uw. Requiting the defendant to pay into court a re tsouaii.e Bum, to defrav the expen-e- s of this action, uo. and for counsel fees (auti, and that he pay th" plaintiff snch further sums of alimony, (7,', or such amounts as to this court may seem just, for her sup-port tn ring the pendency of this action. Above relief prayed for on the frronud of adul-tery, committed by the defendant, with one Joisie Jackson, on the sth day of April, luu, and divers other times in a rt om at the White House hotel. No. anrtSo ith Main street. Salt Lake City. I'tah, without the consent, conni-vance procurement or previous knowledge ct the plaintiff. And vo.i are hereby notllled that If you fall to appe r and answer the a!d complaint fS above re iiiired. the sapi plaintiff will apply to the coiut for the relief d nuaiuled therein. Witness mo Hon. Charles S. Zane, -. Judge, and the Seal of th His-- ( i trict Court of the Third luiiic- - REAL i lal Distr ft. In and for the Tor ( ) ritory of Utah, this UTth day of v- -" December. In the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and n nety Hknhy G, Mr.Vlit,i,A. Clerk By f5FO. D. Lodmis, Deputy Clerk. Cr.AnKNt:r. W. Ham.. Atty. for Plaintiff. AN 0EDINAN0E LTEWNO THK WIDTH OF A CERTAIN iV street In the City Cemetery of Salt Lake City. Section 1. He It ordained by the city council of Salt Luke City: 'I h it the street rnnning north and south on the east side of plats K, K, II. and H. in the City Cemetery of Salt L ike Cltv. bein three rods In wldtn. be and hereby altered and changed, by platting one red In width of tlie center of aaid street. :.nd leaving two streets, one on each s.d ) thereof, each one rod In width. utm Set:. J. That said twd streets, of the width of one rod each, are hereby dedicated to the pub-lic use, and the one rod In width between said treet.s shall become a nart of the Citv Cenie- - tery, and the public easement thereon Is here-by abolished. Sec. 3. This ordinance to be In force from and after Its passage. Pa-se- d December aid, im. Approved : skai-- I GEO. M. SCOTT, Mayor. Attest: J. F. Jack, C:ty Recorder. Unitkh Status ok Amkrica, ) TKiiKi'ioHT ok Utah, Salt Lakh Citv. I I. J. F. Jack, recorder of Salt Lake City, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a full, true and correct coj y of "Au ordinance Aller-lu-the Width of a Street In the Cemetery of Salt Lake City," passed by the ctt y council tit Salt Lake City December 23, 1WH), as appears of record in my office. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the corporate seal of Salt Lake City, this 2Tth of December. A. D. 1). seal, J. F. JACK, City Recorder. GUARDIANS SALE. NOTfCK IS HEREHY GIVEN THAT THI guardian of the persons a and estates of Mary Ann Murphy. Edmund H Murphy, Charles F. Murphy, Valentine H Murphy. Ada Jane Murphy. Arthur Johl Nurphy aud James Plckaid Mnrphy. mlnon will sell at private sale to the nl sliest bidder subject to confirmation by the Prorate couri of Salt Lake county on or after the Mh day oi January 1M)I. all and a ngular the right, titli aud interest of each and every one of the ahovi named minors In and to the following de crihed piece of real property situate in thecitl nnd county of Salt Lase, territory of Utah to wit: lining a portion of lot 8, In block ill plat H. Salt Lake City survey, beginning at the north wt st corner of said lot and runnlni thence south lu rods, thence east 5 rods tlienoe north 18 rods, then-- e west 5 rodl to thi place of beginning, containing in all H squiirt rodl of ground w ith the Improvements there, on. The share of all of said minors In sail premises Is an undivided 4 "1 lu tho whole o said premises. Hide will lie received upon the entire properi ty. Terms, may be partcash and part deferred payments. Payments not to be deferrei longer than three years and Interest on sanii not to be lers than 10 per cent. Ten per cent of each bid made must be sen In cash with the bid. Bids must be in wrttlni ar.d may be made any turn before sale. The; may be left at the office of Arthur Drown, HI South Main Street. RHODA MURPHY, Ouardlan of person and estates uf Mary Am Murphy et al. Dated December 18, 18VK). MARSHAL'S SALE. 1URSITANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE TO by the Third Judicial District court of the Territory of Utah, 1 shall expose at public gale at the front do r of the county court bouse, In the cltv and county of Salt Lake, Territory of Utah, on the nth day of January ISU1. at 18 o'clock, ui., the following described real estate, situate, lying and being In Salt Lake countv, Utah territory, bounded and pa'ticulaily described as follows, Heginnmg at a point In the center of a county road bearing east and west three chains and sixty-eigh- t links s nth and one ib tin and eighty-tw- links went Irom the nort least cor. ner of the southwest quarter of section five, tows'iiptwo yt), i mth of range one (1) east of Stlt Lake meridian: thunc'i south five cha us. thence west four r' t iii, them e north along the center of a small ditch five chains to center of aforesaid county road : thence east along center of Ba'd county road'four chains to point of beginning, being in and part of the northeast quarter of section five (rn, township and range aforesaid, and containing two acre! of ground. To be sold as the p oprty of James Nickle at the suit of Zlo.rs S ivlngs bank and Trust compun v. Terms or salerash. E. H. Pahsons, u. S. Marshal. Bv D. N. Swn, Deputy Marshal. Salt Lak.-Ctty- , Utah.' December 23, IMP, SUMMONS. In the district court pf the third Judicial dis-trict of Utah territory, County of Salt Lake. Olive Avery, Plalntiif, vs. Sylvester Avery, Defendant. The people of the Territory of Utah lend greeting 10 Sylvester Avery, defendant. VOU ARE HEREBY IIEQUIHED TO AP--1 pear In an action brought against you by the above plaluillT in the district court of the third judicial district of the territory of Utah, aud to answer the complaint filed there-in within ten days (exclusive of the day of ser-vice) after the servive on you of this summons If served within this countv; or. if served out of this county, but In this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days or Judgnient by default will be taken against you, recording to the prayer of said complaint The said action Is brought to have a decree of this court dissolving the bonds of matri-mony between plaintiff and defendant, and granting plalntiif a divorce from defendant a vinculo; allowing her to take her maiden name of Olive dilbert, and for such otherand further relief as is Just and equitable; above relief prayed on the grounds that on or atsuit the 1st day of August, isstt, defendant willfully and without cause deserted and abandoned this plaintiff, and ever since has and still does ho desert and abandon said plaintiff, and live separate and apart from her against her will and without her consent; and that since March 1st, IMS. defendant has fulled aud neglected to provide for plaintiff the common necessnrlos of life, although of sufficient ability so to do. And you are herehy notified that if you fall to appear aud answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply t3 the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness the Hon. Charles S. Zane. Judge, and the seal of the district ( ) oourt of the Third Judicial district. 18EAL.V in and for the Territory of Utah, ( v ) this l?th day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety. HENRY f. Mt MlLLAN. Clerk. By GEO. D. LOOMI3, Deputy Cleric MARSHALL'S SALE. "PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE Ti 1 me directed hy the Third Judicial Dlstrlo court of the territory of Utah, I shall expose public sale at the front door of the count; rourt house, iu the City and County o Salt Lake, and Territory of Utah, on th loth day of January, 1K1. at i o clock m, the following described real estate, situate lying and being In Salt Lake county, Utah te ritory, bounded and particularly described a follows, to wit: Hecinning at a point on tin north llneof First Noit t street, which la sli ibi rods east and four t )rods north from thi north-ec- corner of block ninety-thre- i3) pint A. Salt Lake Citv survey, as the sami was originally platted, and running thenm north eighteen aud s (lNH-10- rotlf to the south westerly side of Wall street thence south 32 tleg., J) mtn. east, fifteen ant three-tentii- s (153-10- rods to a point; thena south M deg., HI min. west, eight and nx tenths (s 10i reds to a polut ; thence west oo aud thirty-thre- e one hundredth! (1 rod to the place of beginning, containing seventy eight and s (7h rods of ground Together with all and singular the tenement) hereditameuts and appurtenances thereto be longing or in anv wise appertaining. To b sold as the property of Charles P. Brooki Clara O. Brooks. Mlr'am Brooks, Marlort Brooks, and E lw ard H. Crttchlow, admin 1 tratorof the estate of Mlllcent A. Brooks, d cease I, at the suit of Mary (iodbe. Terms of sale cash, E. H. Parsons, IJ. S. Marshal. By D. N. Swan, Deputy Marshal. Salt Lake City, Utah, December 18th, ISO, TAX SALE. 1THEREAS,THE CITY .TAXES ASSESS-- V ed agsliist W. J. McNally. amounting to sixty cent.t, became delinquent on the first day of Nove niter, nnd still remain unpa d. THEKEPOKE, I, E. It. Clut. collector of Salt Lake City, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the provisions of Sections 15 id. and 17 of Chapter XXHI of tho "Kevlscd Ordinances of Salt Luke City." passed Febru-ary 14th, isss, have levied upon tho following named : Lot 14. block 9, West Drive subdivision, and will sell the same, or so much thereof, a may benecetsary to pay the taxes and costs, at public auction, iu front of the c ty hall, Salt L ik Cltv, on January iil, 1891, at twelve o'clock. M. E R, CLUTE, Collector. Assessor and Collector's ofllce, No. 18, City Hall, Salt. Lake City, January a, 18K1. K0TI0E FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office 1 At Salt Lakh citv, Utah, Nov. ITth. 1KWI. ( VOTICE IS HEHEBY GIVEN THAT THE following named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make tlnal proof lu support of his claim, and that said proof w in be made belore prot'ate Judge of Tooele county, Utah, at Tooele Cltv. Utah, on January mh, IHU1. viz.: Alexander Murray. D. S. No. 10,NI9, for tho lot S, and s e. , n.w. 14, sec. 7. twp. 3 s., range 3 w.. aud s, ue. sec. Vi, twp. 3 s., range 4 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz. : Moses Urunean of Tooele City, Utah; Peter Clegg of Tooele City, Utah; John A. Hevan of Tooele ("Ity, Utah, Joseph lievan of Tooele City, Utah. PKANK D. IIOBBS, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. No. 7SO. LAND OrFICB AT Salt Laki cjtt, I Dec. IS, 1HK0. f XroTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 the following-name- settler has filed notice of hli Intention to make final proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the county clerk of Davis county, Utah, at Karmington. Utah, on Jaun-ar-sM),, Viz; William H. Lincoln. H. E. No. K431. for the N. W. ! Sc. 3D, T. 3 N., K. 1 E S, L. M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said lauds, viz: Thomas Kg-et- sr., Thomas Eggett, Jr.. Cyras Page, Walter Scott, all of Bountiful, Utah. Frank D. Hobiis. 13v. Register. TAX SALE. W'HEHEAS. THE CITY TAXES AS against M. Autertald amount Ing to foity cents became delinquent on tne tirstdayof November, and ailll remain un Eld, therefore. I, E. K. Clute. collector of Salt City, hy virtue of the authority vested in me by the provislonsof sections ir, i'i, and 1; of chapter XMIf of the "Revised Ordinances of Fa't Luke C tv," pissed February nth, lsss, h ive lev'ed upon the following named prop-erty, to w t: Lot I, block ft. Ontario sul a id will sell the s ime. or so much ti ereof. as may he necessary, to par the taxes and costs, at puhi;c auction, in front of the City Hall. Salt Like Cily. ou January L'od. P91. at twelve o ciock m. E. It. CLUTE Collector. Assessor and Collec or's ofllce, No. is. City Hall, Salt Lake City. Jan. I, m. TAX SALE. 7IIEREAS, THE ITV TAXES AS-1- ses ed against J. Mor.in amount-ing to one dollar, became ttelinouent ou t:ie first day of Novenit er. ami it 1 remain unpaid. Therefore. I. E H. Clu e, collector of Salt Lake City, by virtue of the a itho ity ve.ted in m- -I y the si, ni of so tious 15. iand 17 of Chapter XXI of the "Revised Ordinan-ces of Suit Lake City." passed February Mth, lsss, have levied upon the following uam"d property, : Lot II. block 3. West Drive KUhdivis'on. and Will sell the same, or so mi ch thereof, a may b necessary, to p. v the tax is and costs, at oubl'e auction, in front of tie city hall. Salt Lake City, ou Janua:y it, l.syi, at l'.'o'cio k, ra. L. R. t i.i'tk, Collector. A sesftor's aud Collector's office. No. IS, Cll.v Hall. Salt L ike City. January a. 19:. NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION. Land office at Sai i Lakk city, I'tah, I Dec. nd, 18 Ml. f IS llEKKUY (1IVKN THAT THK i following named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof lu support of hi" claim, and that said proof will be made heft re tho probate Juilce of 'i'ooele county, at Tooele Citv, Ut ah. on January 1Mb, lHtn,viz: Amirew V. Mllimard. D. S. No. lows), for the south halt of northeast quarter of section:!, township 3 south, range S west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of. said land, viz: John Anderson. C, J. Strombersr, C. (I. Parkinson. Henry Cooke, Jr., all of Grantsville, Tooele couuty. Utah. No. W.J KHANK D. HOBBS. Register. MARSHAL' 8 SALE PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SATJ by the Third Judicial Com of the Territory of I'tah, I shall expose at pu lie sale at the front door of tne county couf house, in the city and county of Salt Lak Territory of Utah, on the 8th day of Januarj 1HH1, at 18 o'clock to., the following; describe real estate, situate, lying nnd being In Sal Lake county, Utah territory, bounded au particularly described as follows, to wit : Pal of lots one (1) and two (81, In block fifty (5 plat "H," Salt Lake City survey, commencln two hundred and ninety-tw- o and oue-h- (iHWVi feet west from the southeast comer lot one (li aforesaid, and on the south Un thereof and running thence west seventj eight and three-fourth- s i?s ifeet.theuce nort ten (Kb rods, thence east seventy-eig- ht ail three-fourth- s (?s) feet, thence Bouthten tM rods to place of beginning. Together with all and singular the teni ments. hereditaments, and appurtenanw thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaul ing. To be sold as tho property of Wttcbj Jones at the suit of Aaron Keyaor. Tenna t sale cash. Salt Lake City, Utah. December M, IfWO. K H. Parsons U. S. Marshal. By D. N. Swan, Deputy Marshal. TAX SALE. "THF.KKAS,THE CITY TAXES ASSESSED V against G. L. Hawkins, amounting to S xty cents became dellniii nt on the Hist Cay of November, and still rcmiin unpaid. Therefore, I, E. K. Clute. Colli ctor of Salt Lake City by virtue of the authority vested In me by the provisions of Section lf. l'rt and 17 of Chapter XXIII of the Ret led Ordinances of Salt Lake Cltv.'' passed February 14, lSVt. have levied upon ih i ft l owing named property, to-ut It: Lot .1', blot k 1, West Drive Subdivision,' and will eeli the name or s 1 much there if as in ly be necessary to pay the taxes and cists, at public auct on. In front of the City h Ul, Silt Lake City, on January U4, 18ul, at 13 o'clock in. Jb!. 11. CLCTE. Collector. Assessor and Col lector's office. No. 18, City hall, Salt Lake City. Jan. 3, 1W1. TAX SALE. THEUEAS.THEC1TYTAXES ASSESSED 1 iwaiiist E. W. Wilson et al., amouiitint to one and twenty-eigh- t hundredths tlolla.s (1.':H became delinquent on the first day o( November, ami still remain unpaid. Therefore 1. E. K. Clute, cd'ector of Salt Like city, hy virtue of the authority vested in me hy the provisions or sections .r. Id and IT of chapter XXI I of the"Itevle(i Ordlmnces of Salt Lake City." nassi'd February llth, UsS, have lev ed upon IU) follo.vin named prop-erty Lot J, block f, Ontario Subtil-vi- s O l, and will sell the same or so much thereof, as may be ne essary, t p ty t) e taxes and costs, at public au t on. tn front of the c.tv hull. Salt Laku City. n January .'Mh. iswi. at 13o'i lock. m. E. R. Cl.i XE. Coll ctor. and collector's ofllce. No. IH, City Hail, Salt Lake City, Jan. 11. 1H. TAX SALE. THEREAS 1 1f 3 CITY TAXf'S A1A1NST ? Mrs. K. M. Schiiimng amounting 1 ihirty cents le".:.iiie 'lelinqueiit on tne Kii-s- t day of November and still remain unpaid. Theiefote. I. E. K, Clut collector nf Salt Lake City, by v :tuof the authoilty vcsie iu me by the piovisu.n of sections Hi, Hi and 17 of chapt r X.X1II of the "Revised Ordinances of Sail Lake City." parsed February Hih. Item, hve levie upon the following named prop-rty- . I.01 37, lllock I, West Drive Sub-- division, nnd will sell the same, or so mie h thereof as may I e necessary to pay the taxes ant cost. at public auction lnirontofthe city hull, Salt Lalt" City, on January '.M'b, at twelve o'clock, m. E CLUTE, Collector. Assessor aud collector's omVe No 1.1, City all, Salt Lake City. January 2nd, imii. No. 74s. NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION. Land Ofllce at Salt Lake City, Utah, Decem-ber 11. iswi. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1HR n name I settler has filed notice of his tutrniio.i to unite tlnal proof bv commuta-tion iu support of his claim, arid that said proof will ne made before the register and re-ceiver at Salt Lake City, Utah, ou January al, lnl. viz: diaries t'rlsmon. Homestead Entry No. WiuJ for tne NE't SB', Sec. art, and N'i NWi, and NW) NE't Sec. ST., Tp. I S. K. I E. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon aud cultivation of. said land, viz: John Mlxter, Peler Reiil. Kdward (inen. Rodney H'oiger, all of Salt Lake City. Utah. Fuank D. Hoi bi, Register. Hutu 1 Lowe, Attorney for appllcaut. STOCKHOLDERS MEETING--. IS HEREBY OIVEV THAT A regular annual meeting of the stockhold-ers of Tim Timks Publishing company will be held at the office of tlie company in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, the rtth day of Jauaary, IS10, at 13 o'clock, noon, for the election of officers of the corporation for the ensuing year, and foi the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting. Hoyt Shkiiman, Jr., Secretary. NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING. THE ANNUALMEETING OFTHESTOCH of the Commercial National Ban ot Salt Lake City, Utah territory, will, be hej In the directors' room of the bank, at 81 Lake City, ou Tuesday, January la, 18S0, at o'clock a. m.. for the purpose of electing board of directors for the ensuing year, al for th transaction of such other bustneM I may legally come before said meeting. Ghoh.uk M. Dowsev, Presidents Attest: John W. Donnkllan, CashlW. TAX "SALE. WHEREAS. THE CITY TAXES AS8ESS-- i ed against Evalyp Shauklin. uniouut-in-to eighty ( 0 cents, became delinquent on th-- t'M day of November, and still remain 111 D ild. T icr-fo- I, E It. Clute, collector of Salt L ke City, by virtue of the authority vested In me by the provisions of Si-- ous 1.',. It and 17 of Chapter XXIII nf the ' Hevised Ordinances of Salt Lake City.'' pasral c'eliruary Hth. ism have levied npou the following des tilied Lot 17, block 1, Cuuiinlugs' subdivision, and wiil sell the name, or so much thereof as uii'.y be neeeessiiry. to pay the taxes and costs, at public auction, in front of the city hall, Salt Lake City, ou January atth. lmi, at lHo'clock, m. , K. R. Cl.t'TK. ' ' ' Collector. A'esnr and Collector's office, No. It. City UaU, S.tit Lake City, January X, ISvl TAX SALE. THEREAS THE CITY TAXES ASSESS- - v ed aguinst 1 U. V. at rinan cm Minting t ) thli t cents. I e ume ri- - .uqUfiit oa the Hist ttr of Novemiier a d 8 1 1 remain imp. .id. T.ie'i-f- e. I, E ... L iut . colie '.or or Salt Lake City. y virtue o! t e autl o Ity n st u in me by tne provisions of section la. Id and 17 of chanter XXIII of t.ie ' hevisi il ordinances of Salt Laki'CHy." passe I Et briaty 14 h 1NSS, havelev'ei upon the followinniined projier-ty- . Lot 4, block a. We.it Drive sub division, antl will sell the same, or so much thereof, as may he necessary, to pay the tine aud costs, at public auction, in front of the city hall. Salt Lake City, on January 81th, I.V1 at iii o'clock ui. , E. K. CLUTE Colie tor. AKtS ir an 1 c u o.t'i e. No. lit, City hl.l. bait Lake City, Jan, 3, ISM' NOTICE TO CREDITORS, Estate t f Anain Seal deceas d. ATl'TIt E IS HEIiEI'.V uiV EN HY THE i iindc signed, the adminl.-trato- r of thees-tat- e of Adam Seal, to the creditors of. and ail person having claims against the said tlecea-e- d to eshi'Ht ihem with tha ueces-rar- y vouchers, w.tlun four months after the tlrst j ubli ation of this notice, tn th said at the law ofllce of 8. P. Arm-strong. 15H Main street. Salt Lake city, in the Count v of Salt Lake. Dated Deeembe 8th. 10. JACOB H. TIPTON. Administrator ut Estate of Adam Seat, de-ceased. I STOCKHOLDERS' MEETfNO. VOTICE IS HEREHY GIVEN THAT THE a 1 regular annual meeting of the stockhold-ers of the Suit Lake Sanitarium Association, for the eiectlou of offlc;rs for the euuiug year and for the transaction of any and all business which may properly come before such nu etlng. will lie held at the parlors of the association's natatortiim. at No. 'M South on West Temple street. Salt Lake City, Utah, at III o'clock in the morning of the ?e 'olid Monday In January, beiug the l'.lh day of Jan-uary, A. D. l.tHl. H. 8. McCALLUM, President Gko. . Vkauon, fcecteiaiy V NOTICE. ALL PERSON9 ARE H EREBY WARN! the penalty provided by ordiaa not to remove the body of any dead animal offal or filth of any description, without to notifying the city scavenger, who wlli 'M ; direction for it disposal. WILLIAM BHOWALU City Scavngm AprU17, 18S0. kooia&.ClljriiU j i |