OCR Text |
Show THE F; ALT. LAKE TIMES, FIITD AT, JANUARY 9. 1891. Official Itoticc. TAX S aIe. IVHF.niCAS.THEClTYTAXES ASSESSED T against Eliza Brown, amounting to twenty cents (.)) became delinquent no the tlrst dav of November, and Mill remain unpaid, Theiefore, I, K. K. Clute, collector of Halt Lake CH jr. by virtue of tho authority vested In inn by th provision of Bectlons IS. 1) and 17 of chapter XXIII of tlia "Revised Ordinance of Salt Lake City," parsed February Htu, )., have levied upon the following named prop-erty, Lot 4, block kH, Terrace Height Addition, and will soil tne same, or no much thereof, as may be necessary, to pay the taxes and costs, at public auct'ou, In front of the city hall, Halt Lake City, on January 25. WJl, at m o'clock, tn. E. H. Ci.htk, Collector. Assessor and Collector s oftlce, No. 18, City Hall, Salt LiikeCity, Jan. 5, 18fd. him he was trespassing on the company's grounds, and the man with the kodak remarked that he would goto an adjoin-ing field and secure a view. The superintendent told him that he would bo trespassing there also. This made the chap angry. Mr. Husted is an exceedingly mild inannored man, but he grew warm under the collar. "I have tried to treat yon as a gentleman," ex-claimed ho, "and you won't let mo. JJ ow, Til treat you like a tough. If you attempt to make a picture of this wreck I'll smash that kodak over your infernal bead." The kodak fiend evidently be-lieved that Husted would make his word good, for he went back to Oxford ou a work train. While Superintendent Hunted was thus engaged Chief Engineer Porter and his assistant were chasing kodak fiends over the surround'ng country with clubs. The wary men with the cameras didn't hold choice points of view, but it's fair to guess that they arc loaded with snap ehots at that wreck. Indianapolis News. iconaea KmirroM TTrec. Superintendent Husted, of the Cincin-nati, Hamilton and Dayton, doesn't like the kodak, and his experience of the last few days does not lessen his dislike. When the wreck occurred at Oxford the "kodak fienda" were out in force to make sketches f the scene. As a busi-ness propodtioa Mr. Husted objected to photography of the affair being sent broadcast over the country, and many of the kodak manipulators consented to bis request and loft the place. One chap With a fine instrument would not listen to anything and insisted on taking a jicture, At last, the errpexintendent told Official &QwfW CITY BOBDS TOE SALE. Three Hnndred Thousand ($300,000) Dol-lars of Five (5) Per Cent Salt Laka City Bondi for Sale. Notice 1 hereby Riven that on the rth flay of January, A, D. 1H1II, at the office of the city treasurer of Halt Lake city, three hundred bondi of laid city will be aold to the Wilder highest or bidders for cash, bald bonds are of the denomination of 100O, payable twenty yearn after date, but subject to redemption any time after January 1st, mil. at the option of said city. These bonds will bear interest from January 1st. ISJO. until paid, the Intercut being parable on the Drat day of January and the Hint Jayof July each year. Bid will be received by me for the purchase of said bonds or any part thereof, from the 1,'ith day of December, 1HUU, until 10 o'clock a. m. of tha 15th day of January, INI. The right to reject any and all bids Is hereby reserved In behalf of the city. Value of bond at date of sale with accrued Interest will be 11.003 OH. By order of the City Council of ssld city. Joseph H. Walden. City Treasurer. Salt Lake City, Dec. S, lwo. P. S. A printed (official) statement of the financial condition of the city will be furnished any one desiring information with the view of bidding upon the above bonds. Apply for some at treasurer's office, room 7, city Hull bid'g. Joski'r B. Walden, City Treasurer. Official IHticca. SUMMONS. In the District Court in and for the Third Ju-dicial District of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. Alfred bbowh, piaintlft, ) vs. r Summons. Sahah Ann Brown. Defendant, ) The people of the territory of Utah sond greeting-t- Sarah Ann Brown, defendant, VOU A HE 1IEUEUV REyUiitED TO AP-- I pear In an action hmtwht against you hy the above named plaintiff In the dis-trict court of the Third Judicial DlHttict of the Territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint filed therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons if served within this county ; or, if served out of this county, but In this district, within twenty days, otherwise within forty days or Judgment by default will be taken against you, according to the prayer of said complaint. The said action Is brought to have a decree of this court us olvm the bonds of matri-mony existing between the plaintiff and de-fendant and treeing and absolutely ralvaa ng said parties from said bonds and all the obli-gations thereof ; and for such other relief as may be proper. A bove reliof prayed on the ground that on or about the :td day of Decem-ber, lsSH. defendant wilfully and without cause deserted and abandoned this plaintiff, and h is ever since continued so wlthoutcaus to desert and abandon him. and to live separate and anart from blm against bis will and without his consent. And you are hereby notified that If yon fall to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness the Hon. Charles S5ane. Judge, and the seal of the district I 1 court of the Third judicial district, seal, j. in and for the Territory of Utah this ( y I lt day of D cemner, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun-dred and ninety. Hknhy a. McMiixan, Clerk, By Geo D. Loomls. Deputy Clerk. fffeial Itoticr. In the District Court In and for the Third Judi-cial District of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. Sahah E. Steineh, plaintiff, 1 ' vs. SUMMONS. Chaiii.im Steinkh. Defendant. ) The People of the Territory of Utah send greeting to Ou.iri s -i i .er, defendant: VOU ARB HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-- 1 pear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint filed therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons If served within this county; or if served out of this county, but In this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days or Judg-nie-by default will be taken against you, ac-cording to the prayer of s aid complaint. The said action is brought to have a decree of this court dissolving the bonds of matri-mony existing between the plaintiff and de-fendant; declaring plaint) ff absolutely free from all obligations of sa d marriage: to have judgement for costs of suit and for such other and further relief as to th, Court may seem Above relief prayed for on the ground that OB or about the lot ti day of June. 1HHT, defend-ant deserted plaint iff. has ever since absented himself, and has failed and neglected to sup-port and maintain plaintiff, or to In any man-ner contribute towards her support and main- - '"AnTyou are hereby notified that If you fall to aunear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply 10 the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon. Charles S. Zauo Judge, and the seal of the District Court of the Third Judicial District, 3IAL. in and for the Territory of Uta. this Mh day of December In the year of our Loid one thousand eight hundred and ninety. HENRY G. Mt'tflLLAH, Clerk. t0 By Geo. D. Loumis, Deputy Clerk. Wfficirtl totio?g. rIDS FOK COUNTY SUPPLIES BY of the comity court of Salt Lake county, territory of I'tib. sealed bids will he received by the county clerk up to and includ-ing January 8ft. Ihul. for supplies to lie fur-nished Salt Lake county from February I. lsvl, to January I. ISWJ. The following will form tkt basis for bids for records, etc., to be furnished the recorder's office : Mortgage records, sou pages, with marginal ruling. Deed records without marginal ruling. . Mining records same as deed records. Lieu and leases same as deed records. Abstract records Kame as now used. Direct and reverse Indexes to all except ab-stract ret ords. Plat books. II feet S Inches by I foot 9 Inches of plain drafting paper, for making plats, and an index to same. Grantor and grantee Indexes, Entry book. Receipts fur documents same as now used In the oftlce, with stub, in books of IbtOeach. Mining abstract records and direct Index to same. home of these records have printed forms, and the amount rau be determined only as the records are ordered. Records are to be bound full Russia circuit. "Hub bands," with loose canvas covers and Russia corners, flat open-ing back; pnpsr to be "Brown's" medium ledgir paper "Ps." Prices to be given on records ruled and printed, and on ruled only. Also for the recorder's office : Letter heads and envelopes, per thousand, envelopes No. l and 10 X X, No. 1 rag, with re-turn card printed thereon. For the collector's office: liu.dOO tax notices l.'t tax receipt bonks. l'M) letter heads and envelopes same as above. For the clerk's office: Record books same as above, except that they shall be of &uu pages each and without canvas cavers. Probate blank, printed ou 18 pound super-flu- e fiat cap paer or of eqal grade, 160 of each to b furnished on order Dixon's and Faber s octagon pencils, per gross. Pens, per gross. Ink. per dozen quarts, Letter heads and envelopes, per 1000, as above. All supplies to be furnished as called for. A bond 'oi faithful performance of contract. In such sum as ttie county court may deter-mine, will be required of tne successful bidder. C. E. ALLEN, County Clerk. TAX SALE. WHEREAS THE CITY TAXES ASSESSED TV against H. L. Blikford. amounting to forty cents .0) became del n tient on the llrst day of November, and still remain unpaid. Therefore. I, E. It. elm, collector of 8 tit Lake City, hy virtue of the authority vested In me by the provisions of n lions 15, it) and 17 of chanter XXIII of Ibe'Kuvtsed Ordinances of Salt Luke Cltv," p ts.-e-d February 14th, ihsm, have le. led upon the following named prop-erty, Lot 1, block in, Ten ace Huigl.ti Addition, and will sell the same, or so much thereof, as may tie nececsary. to pay the taxes and cosi s. at public auction, in front of the city hall. Salt Luke City, on January n im. at 11 o'clock, in. E R. Ci.t'TS, Collector. Assessor and Collector's office. No. IK, City Hall. Salt Lake City. Jan. 5, TAX SALE- - THERKAS.THKC1TYTAXE3 ASSESSED against M. l'or'er, amounting to ninety cents (.D)i became delinquent on the llrst day of November, and still remain unpaid. Therefore. (, E. R. Clute, collector of Salt Lake City, by virtue o' the authority vested In me by the provisions of sections 15, ti and 17 ol chapter XXIII of the "Revised ordinances u! Salt l ake City." passed February nth. IKSS, have levied upon the following named prop-erty, Lot I t. block 4, Ontario Subdi-vision, and will sell the same, or so much thereof, as may be neccs-ary- , to pay the tuxes and costs, at public auction. In fiont of the city ball. Salt Lake City, on January t'rt. IH.ll, at IS o'clock, in. K. R. I 'l l in. Collector. Assessor and Collector's office, No. IS, City Hall, Salt Lake City. Jau. 5, l.M'L A Story of 5,000 Manuscripts. I know an editor who is at the bead of a popular periodical which, from its pe-culiar character, invites and receives probably inoro manuscripts in a single year thiin such magazines as The Cent-ury, Scribner's or Harper's. This year he has already exhausted two manu-script record books, each holding 2,000 entries, and the third in already half Cllud. In other words, he has received in tun months more than 5,000 manu-script. I had tho curiosity to look into tho figures hint week which this enor- - nious deluge of manuscripts told, and thoy were interesting. There hud been recoived, for example, a trifle more than 500 short stories, yet only 11 of these had been accepted, less than 2 per cent! Of over 1,500 puemo'a few over DO hud j boen accojitod, a little better than 2 per cent! and yet every manuscript had been carefully read, und the position of the1 magazine is such that it i in a way of ' petting ranch good material. Edward W. Bok's Letter. I SUMMONS. In the district court In and for the Third Judi-cial district of Utah tirritory, county of Halt Lake. Ihaiikl Lynn, plaintiff, I vs. v Summons. Frank Lynn, defendant. The people of tne territory of Utah send greeting to Frank Lvnn, defendant: VOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-- pear In an action brought aga.nst you hy the above named plaintiff In the district court of the Th-r- Judicial district of the territory of Utah, and to aiwwertht comprint hied there-in within ten days (exclusive of the day of ser-vice) after tne service on you of this summons If served within this county: or. IT served out of this county, but In this district, within twenty diys; otherwise within forty duys-- or Judgment bv default will tie taken anainst you accord i.l- to the prayer of said coinola'tit. The said action is brought to a re of thlB couit dissoivlnsr the boudsof Dutrimotiy hcre-- t ifore existing between the plaintiff and and awarding the plaintiff her cost In this action. Above relief prayed on the ground that de-fendant for more than one year hVit past has wilfully failed and neglected t provl e plain-tlffwlt-the common necessaries of life, and without cau-- e or Jut provocation has treated plaintiff In such a cruel and lnium m m inner as to cause her great mental and boltiy d i- mes. And you are hereby notified that If you fall t) appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for tne relief demanded therein. Witness the Hon. Charles S. Zane. Judge, and the seal of the district court of the Third Judic al district, In and for tho territory of Utah, this llth day of Decemtier, in the year of our Lord one thousand, eight hundred and ninety. v Iskai. HENRY G. MCMILLAN, CleVk. By CiBO. D. Looms, Deputy Clerk. 'PRODUCING ANQPELU, WUXAQER ARONSON TEU9 HOW IT (3 DONE AT THE CASINO, trhe Preparation Takes Many Veks How the Fiutte At Cast How th Choros Ie Ilvlded and Cottamed Plans for bcej try audi Dlailo Many Rehearsal. To tha nnlnfora-- the placing of an opera upon the stage may seem a com-paratively trifling matter, but it ie frcally a laborious undertaking, involving months of preparation. Aa soon as I lave decided what my next production is to be my ecena painter, stage manager nd musical conductor are called into) consultation. The painter immediately constructs the models of the scenery called for, U'hCe tho others and myself pegia our consideration of tho score, riaying oyer the music, we decide uixm the proper allotment of tho principal This gentleman for the tenor, that one for tho bass; this lady for tho eoprano, that on for the contralto, and (o oa thronph tho mino? characters and fcio ha chorus. Instjuiees frequently !ur in which it Is neceoeary to employ It doable nhortha, euch as wbere without fuWcien lay to permit a change of " cosiumoi oe contingent of young ladies apvesw in flue eeeue as peasants and in to "xt as eaiiora. Havinj assigned the characters and elected the chorns, I have the mnsio of She parts hektographed and a copy given to each of the sopranos, tenors, con-traltos, bassos and so on. Tho drill of these people is continued nntil the vari-ous parts ore fairly grounded by tha conductor, after which ho turns them ever to an assistant, who continues tha task nntil those who have the least sen.se vt tkne and tune have thoroughly ac-quired a knowledgo of the muKic. DRILUNO TUB CHORC8. Of course H is desirable that a chor leter should be a trained musician to etart witht but sometimes a conductor finds it less difficult to teach one who is entirely ignorant of muMc, from the fact that such a one usually works in-dustriously, learning his tatk perfectly, und rarely thereafter deviating from a true rendering. The feminine portion f a chorns is mainly selected for tha Voice and appearance. I The voice is the primary consideration among the masculine members, but wa do make a point of assigning the charac-ters of soldiers to men of tall staturo, end those of civilians and pendants to persons of ordinary height. While the chorus is pursuing its labors with the assistant the conductor devotes Lis attention to the principals, and after ach person has bad individual rehears-ing the duos and trios are brought to-gether and rehearsed until tbey have mastered everything. At about this period we usually call a rehearsal to decide upon the positions, ' entrances and exits, arranging what is technically known as the "business" of the opera and forming effective and pict-uresque groupings of the characters and chorus. When this has been perfected we rehearse the opera as a whole, and by this means the principals learn where their music occurs in the action of tha play and the choruses discover where their work fits in. So we go on until the construction of the opera is completed and all its coin-"- " onent parts are dovetailed together, as one may say. As I consider tha orchestra a most hn- - Jiortant factor of the success of any opera, forming the basis upon which the whole fabric is built, this depart' tnent demands and receives my par-ticular attention. I have the members bt mine brought together aboot midway in the preparation for a new production, FINAL REHEARSALS. ! Vfhile all this has been going on the) scene painter has been busy in his de-partment, the property men have been preparing the appointments, the car penters have devised the mechanical contrivances, and the gas engineer has twanged fur the proper distribution of the lights and the colored mediums or glasses by means of which he can pro-duce certain desired effects. The wig makers and boot makers hare taken the measurements of prin-cipals and chorus. A week before the date of a produc-tion I order a dress rehearsal, so that each partaker can be individually and changes that are advisable can be made at once. A good deal of . .. discretion and cood judgment is neces- - ' iryto a manager in distributing the Various parts to persons who will effect-ively fill them. Physical fitness must ' be considered, i Thus, women of elegance, dignity and Jrepobe of manner should be selected to represent court ladies, while arch, piquant little bodies do nicely for wait-resses and peasants, and young ladies of not too feminine proportions are given a chance to wear a doublet and hose. ' If it can be arranged on the tiight just previous to a new work being brought out, we give a full dress rehearsal, in-tending it to be in every department equivalent to a first night's perform-ance, and we exert every effort to enablo the artists to have an unbroken rest on the day of production. Such in brief is) the modus operandi of bringing out am opera. Rudolph Aronson in Kate Field's Washington. TAX SALE. WHEREAS, the city taxes assesssd Hirrlet It. Clark amounting to four dollars, became d 'llnoiient on tae First day ofNo-vcmls-and still remain unpaid. Therefore, I li.. K. Clute. collector of Salt I ake city, by v.rt e of the authorly vested In me bv tne provisions of sections l.Vitf and I?, of chapter XXIII of t e "Hevlsed Ordinance of Sit Lake City." passed February 14th, , have levied upon th following; named prop-erty, t wit: Ire southeast H't rodtcxl roiJs of lot '4. block Iff, id it. A, Halt, La ieC,tv survey, and will sell the same, or so much thereof, as may be necessary to pay tl e taxi and costs, at public auction, in front of the c ty hall, fa t Lake City, on January as. at te ve o'clock m. E. li. CLUTE. Collector. Assessor andro!lector's oftl, No. 18, City Hall, Salt Lake City, January uth, 18U1. i TAY SALE. THKKRA3THK CITY T AXI S ASSESSED avalnst E. 11. Itolil'luson. iimoiintlnt: to el(ht and eighty hundred 'lis dollars iIS.sui be-came delinquent on t ie tlf.it day of November, and still remain unpaid Thereroie. 1. K. K. Clute. collector of Salt Lake City, by virtue of the authority vested In me by the pio'-islon-s of sections IIS, It and l?of chapter XMII of the Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake C.ty." pissed February llth, tsus, have levied upnn tne 'ollowint' named pmp city, to wlt: The northeast 6 and 10 rods of t7, block 17, plat A, Salt Lake Cltv survey, and will sell the same, or so much thereof, as may he necessary, to pay the taxes and costs, a' nubile auction, in Trout of the city hall. Salt Lake City, on January 2n, 1HH1, at VI o'clock, in. K. K. Cl.UTE. Collect! r. Assessor and Collector s oftlce, No. is. City Hail, Salt Lake City, Jan. 5, IkUl. TAX SALE WHEREAS, tfic city taxes nasessed against Alilner amounting' t; five do 1. rt. became on the first day of N'ovemb r, and still remain unpaid. Theiefo e, I. E. K. Clute, collector of Salt Lake City, by virtue of the authority vestid in me by the provisions of Sections 1I, IS and 17 of Chapter XXIII of the "Kevisod Ordinances of Salt Like City," passed February 14, IS, have levied upon the following named prop-erty, t' Lot 17, l'ltt's subdivision of bio k 34. plat 0, Salt Lake City survey, and will sell the same, or so much thereof, as may be necessary to pay the taxes and costs at tubllciiU'-- t oil. in front of the City Hall, Salt on January 3S, lsnl. at U o'clock m. E. R. Cl.tTB. Collector. Assessor and Collector s office, No. IS, City Hall, Salt Lake City. January 5, 1W1. Preferred to lie with Papa. One of tho best children's bon mots Is told by a well known bookmaker in town. His little daughter was happy amid a parlorful of company, when bed time came and she retailed against having to leave. She threw herself on the floor, face down, and kicked and screamed. "Como," said her mother, "be a good little girl, now, and go to bed. Don't yon know what mamma lias always told you if you aren't a good little girl yon can't go to heaven?" "I don't want to go to heaven," said tha child; "I want to go where papa goes." New York Sun. SUMMONS. In th District Court In and for th Third Judl-cia- l District of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. L. O. Kent, plaintiff. 1 vs. i Katk Lvmofi, trustee for Nina summons. K.nt, Nina Kent, Thede J. Kent. Edward A. Kesler aud I Charles Pomeroy, defendant. J The people of the Territory of Utah send greet-ing to twite t.ncn. trustee o; N.U4 Kent, Nina Kent, Tneite J. Kent Edward A. l and Charies Pomeroy. defendants: A7-O- ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-- I pear In an action brought against you by the alxive named plaintiff In the District 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 service) after the service on you of tills summons If served within this county; or. if served out of this county, hut In this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days or judgment by default will be taken against you, according to the prayer of said complaint. The said action Is brought to have judgment aga net said defendants In the sum of t.'JfiO, with interest at ten p r cent per annum from September urd, IKS. ai d for costs of suit In-cluding IfiO attorney's fee: alleged to be due on a certain promissory note aud mortgage, made, exec uted and delivered by defendant, Kate Lynch as trustee for defendant, Nina Kent, to one Edward A. Kesier, at Salt Lake City, Utah, September Hid, Ihsd; said note be-ing for the sum of xo, with Interest from date at ten per cent per annum, same being due and wholly unpaid, and secured by mortgage on those certain premises situated the City and County of Salt Lake. Utah. g a part of lots 1 and 8, block 4.1, plat 11. Salt Lake City survey, commencing at a point eight feet south of north-eas- t comer of said lot 1. running thence north thirty live feet, thence west, ten ro Is. thence south thirty-fiv-eet. thence east ten rods to place or containing 6716 square feet; said note and mortvage having been afterward, Sep-tember Dth, llttU. sold, assigned and transferred by said Kesier to one Charles E. Pnmeroy; and aflerwarls, August 1st. 1811. sold, transferred aud assigned by said Pome-o- y to plaintiff, who Is now tha legal holder of the same; that said premises he sold, and the pro-ceeds applied in payment of amount di epiain-tifT- , and that said defendants aud till persons claiming, may be barred and foreclosed of all claim of equity of redemption In said prem-ises; that pl.ilntiff have judgment against said defendants, except Charles E. Pomerov, for any detirlen y, aud for such other and ur-th-relief In tl premises as to the court may seem meet and equitable And you are hereby notified that If you fall to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon. Charles S. Zane Judge, and the seal of the District Court of the Third Judicial District, SEAL. in and for the Territory of Utah, this vidday of Oci, l r In tho year of our Lord one thousand eight huLdred and ninety. h, o. McMillan, cierit. By Geo. D. Loomis. Deputy Clerk. TAX SALE- - W'HEREAS.THE CITY TAXES AFSESSED tl against Ceo. W. Deiong, amounting to Sixty cents became delinquent on tho llrst dav of Novcmlier.and still remain unpaid. Therefore, 1, K. It. Clute, Collector of Salt Lake C.ty. by virtue of the authority vestid lu me by the provisions of Sertlc ns 16, 1ft and 1?. of Chapter XXIII of tho "Revised Ordinan-ces of Salt Lake City," passed February Uth, IXrts, have levied upon the following named property, Lot tn block 4. West Drive subdivision, and will sell the same, or so much thereof, as may he neci'ssarv, to pay the taxos and costs, at puMto auction, tn front of the city hall. Salt Li ke City, ou January MH. 1K9I. at 114 o'clock, in. E. li. Ci.t'TE, Collector. Assessor and Collector's office No. 18, City Hall. Salt Lake City, January 6, 181)1. SUMMONS. In the District Court in and for the Thlr.l Judi-cial District of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. Simon Bamberger and Jacob E. ' Uambergur, Plaintiffs, vs. George Smith, (ieorge Smith, jr John Y. Smith. James H"iiry Smith, Mary Co"ler, Ruby Smith, Mabel Smith, Wm Masou, (ieorge Mason, John rdmmons. Keithj Lucy Mason, Mary Hy- att helth. ieo Ke th. James Cooper Kellh. William Keith, Beatrice Isabella Fan. Ueorg-in- a M. Plckrell. and Margaret S. Eddy, defendants. The People of the Territory of Utah send greeting to (ieorge Smith. l,eorge Smith, jr., John Y. Smith, .lames Honry Smith, Mary Cooper, Ruby Smith, Mabl Smith, Wm. Mason, George Mason, John Keith, Lucy Masou, Mary Hyatt Keith, Goorgo Keith, James Coopar celih, William Keith. Bea-trice Isabella Farr, Georgina M. Plckrell and Margaret S. Eddy. Defendants: You are hereby required to appear In an ac-tion brought against you by the above-name- PlalntliTs in the District Court of the Third Judicial District of th Territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint filed therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of serv-ice) after the service on you of this summons if served within this county; or If served out of this county, but in this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days or judgment by default will betaken against you, according to the prayer of said complaint. The said action is brought to have a decree of this conrt requiring defendants and each of them to set forth the nature and extent of their and each of their Interests or estates In the premises hereinafter described, and deter-mining the same; decreelngeach of defendants to have no right, title, estate or Interest In or to said premises or any part thereof; and auleting the title of plaiutlffs thereto against and each of them and against any and all persons claiming or hereafter to claim under r through said defendauts or any of them: ad judging that plaintiffs recover their costs herein against any of said defendants who may appnaror set up by way of answer herein auy right, interest or estate In said premises or any part thereof, and for other further relief. Said premises are described as follows Part of lot o, block M. plat A, Salt Lake City survey, commencing at north-east corner of said lot, running thence south XV feet, thence west 110 feet, thence north nao feet, tbenc east 110 feet to place of beginning, situate in Salt Lake county. Utah territory. And you are hereby notified that If you" fall to appear and answer th said complaint as above requ red, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness the l.on. Charles S. Zane. judge, and the seal of the district court of the Third Judi-cial District, In and for the territory of Utah, this lilth day of December In tho year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety, lBEAt.1 HKNRY Q. M'MILLAN. Clerk. By GEO. I). LOOM iS, Deputy Clerk. E. B. CKITCHLOW, Attorney for Prtfs. NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE. VI TH ERE AS, ON THE FIRST DAY OF 7 October, A. D. IbHV. Robert (iardner and Gardner his wile. made, executed and delivered to the undersigned. W. H. Mc. Klnley. tru.itee, their certain trust died in writing, whereby they transferred to said W. H. Mckinley, trustee, the fallowing described real estale situated in the county of Salt Lake In the territory of Utah, to wit.: The south half of the northwest quarter; the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter aud the north-west quarter of the southeast quarter of sec-tion 6, township I south range 1 west. Salt Lake meridian, together with fifty-seve-shares of stock in the Brighton and North Point Irrigation company, and, whereas, said trust deed whs given to seenro the payment of one certain promissory note and the Interest thereon, glwn by said Robert Gardner and Gardner to Charles Zllly for the sum of fVjOl, with Interest thereon at the rate of 7 per cent per annum from date until paid, and whereas has been made In the payment of the princ pal as provided in the note secured liy said trust deed; now the efme I, W B. McKlnley. trustee at the request of the holder of ssld note do hereby give notice that I w ill on the flfti euth day of January i wi. at the hour of 1U o'clock a.m. at the f ont door of the court bouse In the city of Salt Lake City In th ter-ritory of Utuh. sell at public vendue ti the highest Udder for cash said above described real estate and shares of stock In Irrigation company, or so much thereof as shall be ne-cessary to satisfy said note and the Interest thereon and the fees and costs of making such sa'e . Witness mv Itand 'this ATy-second day of Docember, 18UU. W?i. TdcIUNLEY, Trustee. TAX SALE. WHEREAS, The city taxes assessel against F. A. Noble, amounting to twenty (,i cents, became delinquent on t he 1st day of Novem-ber and still le naln unpaid, Therefore. 1, E. U. Ciuie. collector of Salt LaUeCify. by viriue or the authority vested in me by the provl-ion- s of notions 1. 10 and 17 of chapter XX II of the ' Rf vised Ordinance of Salt Lake C ty," pa-e- el February Hth, ins, hive lu1. Ie I ui o i tho followinf named prop--ert-tow! t : Lot II, block Muscat. ne place subdivision, and will sell the same, or s much thereof as may he necessary to pay the taxe and costs, at public auction, In front of the city hall, Salt Lake City, on January 9, 1XUI, at Hi o'clock in. E; K Ci.L'tk Collector. Assessor and collector' oftlce, No. 18, city hall. Salt Lake City. January 6. 18U1. Nothing but a Workman. It was at the exhibition of the "Ange-las. " Two refined looking women sat tn the alcove looking at the picture. Said ono to the other in all sincerity, "I think it is a pity that Millet did not choose more refined subjects." Then, after a pause, "But then, of course, he was nothing but a workingman him-self !" Boston Transcript. TAX SALE THF.REAS. THE CITY TAXES AS8ESS- - ' ed ai aiist A. Harrington amounting to seventy cei t) became delinquent on the Hi at day of Noeiuler. ar.d still remain unpaid. Therefore. I, E K. Clute, collect! r of Salt Lake City, by virtue of the authority vested In me by the provisions of ss tlons l lAsnd 17 of chanter XXIII of the "Kevlsid ordinances of Salt Lake City." passed February 14th, lS, have lev.ed upon the following named prop-erty, to wit: Lot 1, block a, West Boulevard sub Uvision, and will sell the same, orasmucb thereof, as may benecos? a y. to pay the taxes and costs, at public auction, In front of the caitty hall. Salt Lake City, on January ati, 11, VJ o'clock m. E.M. CLUTE. Collector. Assessor and collector's oftlce, No. IS, city hall, Salt Lake City, Jan. 6, Ml. Do They Crack? Do your toe joints crack as you move about in your stocking foet? If so don't think of going into the burglar business. The successful burglar has cracklesa joints, and he can catch hold of a would be sneeze and hold it back nntil a more fitting opportunity, Detroit Free Press. TAX SALE "Y"7HEREAS. the city taxes assessed against Nancy J. Boss amou: ting to one dollar ;n'l slxtv cents e :ame I'e.lnquent i n the hrst . da of Nnveini ei and still remain unpaid. i hcrefore. I, E. K, Clute. lollector of Salt Lake Cliy, bv vlilu of the authority vested In me by tie provision of sections 16. IS and 17 of cha iter XXIII of the "Hevlsed ordinances of Sa:t Lle City," passed February llth. Ih8s, have levied uoon the following named proper-ty, L d 7, bl. ck 4. Vest Drive snbdl-vl-- 1 n, and will sell tve tame, or so much thereof, as may be necessarv. 1 p 'V the taxes aud costs, at public, mutton ,n front of f'e cif v far. Salt Lake City, ou January H6, 1MU, tt 12 o clock m. E. rt. CLUTE. Collector. Ass bs r and collector's oftlce, No. 18, city hall, halt Lake C tv. J m. 6. 1MH. TAX SALE. THEREAS, TUB CITY TAXES ASSESS-- ed against Wm. G. Am amountlmr to five dollars, became delinquent on the first dav of Novembor and still remain unpaid, Therefore I, E. K. Clute, collector of Salt Lake city, hy virtue of the authority veited In me by the provblons of Sections 15. 16 and 17of Chapter XXIII of th "Revised Ordinan-ces of Salt Lake City," passed February lith. ISXH, have levied upon the following named property, : Lot I, block 3, Ontario sub-division, sn J will sell the same, or so much thereof, as may be necessary, to pay the taxes and costs at public au, turn, in front of the rity hall. Salt Lakclty, on Jan. 20, at 13 o clock, M E. R. CLUTE, Collector. Assessor and collector's offlie, No, 18, City Hall, Salt Lake c.ty, Jan. 6, 18U1. TAX SALE, YTHERF.AS.THE CITY TAXES ASSESSED V aga nst Caroline M. Fullmer, amounting to four and sixty hundredths dollars (M.60) became delinquent on the first day of Novem-ber, and still remain unpaid, Therefore, I, E. II, (.'lute, collector of Salt LakClty, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the provisions of sections 15, ID, i.nd 17 of Chapter XXIII of the "Hevlsed Ordinances of Salt 1 ake City,"Tased February Hth. IWM. have levied upon the following named prop-erty, : Part lot 8. block 4.1, plat A, Salt Lake City survey, beginning at N. E. corner of eald lot 8. running thence south twenty feet, thence west t'5 feet, thence north IW feet, thence east 168 feet to place of beginning, and will sell the same, or so much thereof, as may be necessary, to pay the taxes aud costs, at pub-lic auction, In front of the city hull. Salt Lake City, on January 'J6, ism, at la o'clock, m. E. R. Ct.ttXB, Collector. Assessor and Collector's office. No. 18, City Hall, Salt Lake City, Jan 6, 1881. TAX S'LE- - Vl'hereas. the clt v taxes assessed against G. u H. Parsons amounting to twenty cents became delinquent ( n tie first diiy of Novem-ber, nn I still remain unpaid. Therc'o e. I. E. H. Cluta, Collector of Salt Lake C'ty, by virtue of the nuthc r.ty vested in me by the provisions of Sections :, is and 17 of Chapter XX 11 of tho "Hevlsed Ordinan-ces of Salt Lake City.'' passed February llth, 1888. h tve levied upon tho following named pio e.ty. : Lot S. block A Terrace Heights addition, and will sell the same, or as much thereof, as may be r.ece: uy. to pay the taxes and costs, at public auction. In front of city hall. Salt Lake City, on January '.ti. DM, at lit o'clock m, E. K. CMrm Collector, Assessor and Collector's office, No. 18, Cltj Hall, Salt Lake City, Jan. 6, 18M. A Clever 'Artist' Occupation. A young artist in New York is winning a reputation all over the country for tal-ent in a peculiar field. It whatever city an art exhibition is under discussion the first move is to send for her to take in hand tho details. It is an unusual genius which she possesses for hanging, cata-loguing and what is quite as much to the point with people as impecunious as the artists of literature and tradition for selling pictures. She is really evolving a new profes-sion, that of conducting art exhibitions, of which she has in course of the winter probably half a dozen on her hands. Grim necessity, they say, has invention for her pretty daughter, and the need that has set half the younger artists to boiling their kettles with the proceeds oi illustrated soap and trouser advertise-ments while they wait for fame to bring them fortune has pointed out to a clever woman an equally convenient way. New York Comtuercial Advertiser. SUMMONS. In th district court of the th.'r J judicial dis-- . trlct of Utah territory, Couuty of Salt Lake. Olive Avery, Plaintiff, , vs. Sylvester Avery, Defendant. The people of the Territory of Utah send greeting to Sylvester Avery, defendant. rOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-pe- ar in an act'on brought against you by the above plaintiff in the district court of the third judicial district of the tenitory of Utah, and to answer the complaint filed there-in within ten days (exclusive of the day of ser-vice) after the servlve ou you of this summons if served within this county; or. If served out of this county, but in this district, within twenty days: otherwise within forty dav --or judgment by default will be taken against you, recording to the prayer of said complaint. The said actio. Is brought to have a decree of this court dissolving the bon is of matri-mony between plaintiff aud defendant, aud granting plaintlit a divorce from defendant a vinculo: allowing her to take her maiden name of Olive Gilbert, and for such other and further relief as Is Just and eoultable; above relief prayed on the grounds that on or about the 1st day of August, Diss, defendant willfully and wlthoutcause deserted and abandoned tills plaintiff, aud ever since has and still doe so desert and abandon said plaintiff, and live separate and apart from her against her will and without her consent: and that since March 1st, 1K88. defendant has failed and neglected to provide for plaintiff the common necessaries of life, although of sufficient ability so to do. And you are hereby notified that if vou fail 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, Judgo, and the seal of the district ( ) court of the Third Judicial district, (seal V In and for the Territory of Utah. I v I this 17th day of December In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety. HENRY i). McMTLLAN, Clerk. By GEO. D. LOOMIS. Denutv Cleric MARSHAL'S SALE. PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE TO by the Third Judloial District court of the Territory of Utah, I shall expose at public lale at the frout do r of the county court house. In the city and county of Salt Lake. Territory of Utah, on the Hth dav of January 181, at 12 o'clock, m., the following descrilied real estate, situate, lying aud being In 8 ilt Lake county. Utah territory, bounded and pai ticularly described as follows, Beginning at a point in the center of a county road bearing east and west three chains anil sixty-eigh- t links smth. and one 'h.ilnand eighty-tw- links west from the nortlieast cor. ner of the southwest quarter of section five, townshiptwo (a), south of range one i)easr of Salt Lake meridian; thence south five chains, thence west four chains, them e north along the center of a small ditch five chains tocenterof aforesaid county road; thence east along center of said county road four chains to point of beginning, being In aud part of the northeast quarter of section five (M, township aud range aforesaid, aud containing two acres of ground. To be sold as the property of James Nlckle at the suit of Zion's Savings bank and Trust company. Terms of sale cash. E. H. Pahsons, U. 8. Marshal. By D. N. Swan, Deputy Marshal. Salt Lake City, Utah. December 88, 1800. TAX SALE W'HEREAS, the ctty taxe assessed against if H. R. A. Grieve, amounting to sixty (ilU) cents became delinquent on the 1st day or No-vember and still remain unpaid, Therefore, I. E. R. Clute. collector of Palt Lake City, by virtue of the authority vested In me by the provisions of Sections If), It) and 17 of Chapter XXXlIt of the "Rev!ed Ordi-nances of Salt Lake City," passed February llth. ISSH, hsve levied upon the following named property, : Lot 7, North Ingle-woo- d subdivision; and will sell the Fame, or so much thereof as may be necessary, to pay the taxes and costs, at public auction, in front of tba city hall. Salt Lake City, on January , lowl, at W o'clock, m. E. R. Ci.ctb, Collector. Assessor and Collector's office. No. ui City Hall, Salt Lake City, January 5th. 1HUI. NOTICE. In the Probate court In and for Bait Lake county. Territory of Utah. In the matter of the estate of Alexander Itrunker, deceased. rOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ELT-- I zabeth Hruuknr, administratrix of the estate of Alexander Hrunker. deceased, has rendered for sottlament, and filed in said court her final account of her administration of laid estate and petition for final distribution of the residue of said estate among the person en-titled thereto, and that Thursday the Vuth day of January, A. D 1801, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the court room of said court, In th county court house, Salt. Lake city and coun-ty, Utih Territory, has been duly appointed by the Judge of said court, for the settlement of said account and hearing said petition for distribution, at which time and place any per- son Interested In said estate may appear and show cause, if any there be. why said account should not be settled and approved and final distribution made as prayed for. C. E. ALLEN, Clerk of Probate Court. Hy 0. E. Stamton, Deputy. Dated January 8, 1R. TAX SALE. THEREAS.THK CITY TAXES ASSESSED M against Julia G rry. amoniii n,' to EUhty cent became d linquent on the r list day of Novembe-- , and still remain unpaid, ihercfoie J. E. It. C uta. Collector of Sail Luke City, by virtue of tha authvrily vested in me by the provisions of suctions 15. In : n 1 17 of chupter XXIIlof the "Revised Ordinances of Salt L ike City," passed Feb 14, 118. have lvied upon the following named property, tow.t: Lot 3, block 1. Ontario subdivision, and will sell thi same, or so much thereof as may be necessary, to pay the taxes and costs, at public auction. In front of the city hall, Salt Lake City, on January ye, 18 il, at Yi o'clock m. E. R. CLUTE, Collector. Assessor and Collector's office, No. 18, City hall Salt Lake City, Jau, 5, 18W1. ' Official lloticfff TAX SALE- - IV HERE AS THECITYTAXES ASSESSED ugilmt Kutry Hid.out aun unt.ng t) s'x dollars, became di 1 .uuiicnt o i lh.' nrtUay of N vember Hiid stl 1 v m iln unpaid, Tl.erefor. I. kV K. Clute, collector of Suit Lake City, by virtue of the authority vesteiln me by the provisions of sections Ift. irt and 17 of ' hunter XXIII of the "Hevlsed Ordinances of Silt Lake City." passed February lith, 188, h ive levied upon the following named prop- - erty. The south 6x 10 rod of lot 8, block 17. plat B, Salt Lake City survey, and will sell the same, or so much tnereof as may le necessary, to pay th taxe and costs, at public auction. In fiont of the city hail. Salt Lake City, on January ittb. im, atlao'clock m. E R. Cu t. Collector. Assesfor and Collector oftlce. No. 13 City Hall, Salt Lake City, Jan. 6, 18x1. TAX SALE. "W'HEREAS. THE CITY TAXES ASSESSED II against H. T. Crook amounting t one and sixty hundredths i$i.tS0) dollars, became delinquent on the 1st day of November, and still remains unpaid, Therefore, I, F.. R. Clute, collector of Salt Lake Cltv, by virtue of the authority vest el lu me by the provisions of tedious 1ft, 18. and 17 of chapter XXIII of the - Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake Oitv," passed February Hth, IS88, have lev ;el upon the following named prop-erty, to wit: Lot 4, block 1!. Geneva subdi-vision: aud will sell the same, or so much thereof, as may be necessary to pay the taxes and costs, at nubile auction, in front of the city hall. Salt Lake City, on January Si). 18vl, at t o'clock m. E. R. Ciutk, Collector. Assessor and collector oftlce, No. 18, city hall. Salt Lake Cliy. January ii, lsui. ' NOTICE TOE PUBLIOATIOH. Land Office at 8alt Lakb Crrv, Utah, ) Dec. nl. I8. f TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ll following named settler has filed notice of his Intention to make final proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the probate judgo of Tooele county, at Tooele City. Utah, on January 15th. I8i. viz: Andrew V. Millward, D. S. No. lows, for the south half of northeast quarter of section :), township 3 south, range $ west. He names the following witnesses to prove hi continuous residence upon and cultivation of. said land, vtz: John Anderson, C. J Stromberg, C. G. Parkinson, Henry Cooke, jr., all of GrantsvUle, Tooele county, Utah. No. 739.J FRANK D. HOBBS, Register. M0TICE FOR PUBLICATION. No. 7flO. Land Ornct at Salt Lake City, I Doc. It), 18iK). f NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT following-name- settler has filed notice of hi Intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and t hat said proof will be made before the comity dork of Davis county, Utah, at Farmlngton, Utah, on Janu-ary sisih, 1MM, vl.: William H. Lincoln, H. E N sNL'. tor the N. W. Sec. SJ, T. 8 N., II. i He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said lands, viz: Thomas Kg ett.sr., Thomas Eggett, jr., Cyrus Page, Waiter Scott, all of Bountiful, Utah. FuANit D. Honns. tJ Reirlster. SUMMONS. In the District Court tn and for the Third Ju-dicial District of Utah Territory, county of Salt Lake. Martha Scott, 1 Pialutiff i vs V SUMMONS. Simeon W. Scott, I Defendant. J The People of the Territory ot Utah send Greeting; To Simeon W. Scott, Defendant You are hereby required to appear In an ac-tion brought agiluvt you by the above named plalmllT. in the Distr.ct Court of the Third J ud cial District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint tiled therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of ervice) after the service on you of tins summons If served within this county; or. if served out of this county, but in this district, within twenty dmaeynst; otherwise w thin forty davsor judg- by default will be taken aualnst you, ac-cording to the prayer of said complaint. Tne said action is brought to have a decree of thi court d solving the bonds of matri-mony existing between the plaintiff and de-fendant: awardiuu the plaintiff the custody aud control of minor children, issue of fald marriage, and such general rel,-- f as mav no deemed just and equitable: setting apart to the niaiutirf. such pmtion of the common property as may b considered Just and equit-able; and restraining the defendant from ir of or in any way incumbering the household and kitchen protierty now In pos-session of the pialniiff, lu the house where she is livinir, at No. .'' East T lid South etreet. Salt LakeCitv.Utah, and certain real and ler- - soual property, in which, defendant i tnter-- ; sted as heir at law and son of John Scott, d descrilied as a certa n tract of land, situated in Mill Creek Pre,- net. Salt Lake county, of acres of about the value of JHtiO'K). Requiring the defendant to pay into court a leasonatiie sum, to defray the expenses of thl action, and b ir counsel fees fMi, and that he pay th plaintiff such farther sum of alimony, S7... or such amount as to this court may seem just for her sup-port dcrlng the pendency of this action. Above relief prayed for on the eround of adul-tery, committed by the defendant, with one JO'Sle J ickoa, on theasth day of April imo. and div ers other times In a room at the White House hotel. No. ISUSoiith Wain street, Salt Lake City, Utah, without the consent, connl-vauc- e. procurement or previous knowledge of the plaintiff. And yoi are hereby notified that if you fall to appear and answer the said complaint a above re luireil. the said plaiutifT will apply to the court for the relief therein. With ass the Hon, Charles S. Zane, ' Judire, aud the Seal of the Dis- - j trlct Court or the Third Jurtlo- - i seau V ial District, in and for the Ter- - ) ritory of Utah, this alth day of vt - Decemtier. in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and ninety. Hksry (i, M MM.I.AM. Clerk. nyORO. D. Loumis, Deputy Clerk.. Cla&mc W. Ball, Atty. lor i'lalntirt. TAX SALE- - 1THEREA8.THEC1TYTAXES ASSESSED li against F. E. Lant-- amouut,ng to eluhiy rents became delinquent on tho First day of November, and st 11 remain unpaid. Therefore, I, K. K. Clute collector of Salt Lake City, by virtue of the authority vestod In nie by t he provisions of sections la, In and 17 of chapter XXIII of the ' Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake City," passed February 1 ith, lH8, have levied ui o i the following named prop-erty, Lot 3 1, block 1, ( ummtng's Sub-division, and will sell the same, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the taxes ami co-i- at piib'le auction In front of the clt y hall. Salt Lake city, on Januaiy 'J'itb, ISvi at twelve o'clock m. E. R. CH'i E, Collector. Assessor and Collector's ifflce. No, 18, City Hall. Salt Lake City, January 5, TAX SALE, W'HEREAS. the city taxes assessed sgalnst i f John O. Hall amounting to twenty cents became d'ilnquent ou the first day oi Novem-ber, and still remain unpaid. Therefore. I, E. R. C lute, Collector of Salt Lake C.ty, by virtue of the autnorlty vested iu mwby the provisions o( sections IS, lfl und 17 of chapter XXIII of the "Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake City." passed February 14, lHsS, nave levied upon the following named prop-erty, to w.t: Lot 17, block 8, Muscatine Place subd!vls;on, and will sell the same, or so much thereof, as may be ueoes.ary to pi'y the t ixes and costs, at public auct oh. in fiont of thrf city hail. Salt Lake City, on January so, is.'l, at Vi o'clock m. E. K. Ci.cta Collector. Assessor and collector's office, No, 18, City h ill, Salt Lake City, Jan. f, lsul. No. 74K. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Oftlce at Salt Lake City, Utah, Decem-ber 11. 18110. rOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ll follow ng uamei settler has filed notice of his Intention to make final proof by commuta-tion in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the register and re-ceiver at Salt Lake City. Utah, on January SI, isgl. viz: Charles Crlsmon, Homestead Entry No. mfl for the NEti NK'4 Sec. l. aud N'-- NWii and NW"4 NE'i Sec. 83, Tp. I 8, R. 1 E. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of. said land, viz: John Mixter, Peter Held. Edward Green. Rodney Badger, all of Salt Lake City, Utah. Fhank D. Hopbs. Register. Hihd Lows, Attorney for appliraut. SUMMONS. In the District Court in and for the Third Judi-cial District of Utah Territory, County of Suit Lake. Emma Kose Clinton, Plaintiff, 1 vs. I Jamus G. Harris and Oliver W. Summons. Mink, Trustees, and Mollissa D. Clinton, Defendants. J The people of the Territory at Utah send greeting: To James G. Harris and Oliver W. M nk, trustees, ani Melissa D. Clinton, de-fendants. AOU ARE HEREEY REQUIRED TO AP--I pear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff In the district court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint tiled therelu within ten days, (exclusive of the day of service) alter the service on you of tbi summon If served within this county; or, If served out of this county, but in thts dis'rict, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days or Judgement by default win be taken against you, acc aiding to theaprayer of said complaint. The said action is brought to have a decree of this court as to defendants. James ii. Har-ris aud Oliver W. Mink, trustees, adjudging that a certain alleged deed of conveyance, dated March 17, lsrcj, from James W. Smith, conveying the property hereinafter described to one .orubabble Snow; also a certain al-leged cuit claim deed from William W. Rltter and Priscllla Hitter, his wife, conveying said premises to defendants. James W. Harris and Oliver W. Mirk, trustees, on or about Septem-ber li). 188., declared to tw a cloud upon the title of pia nt ff. iu aud to said real estate, and that each of said conveyances be declared to be fraudulent and void: that the same be set aside, vacated, and decreed to be cancelled of record: declaring the title of said estate to be in plaintiff, and quieting the tlieof same as to auy claim of defendant, Melissa D. Clinton; for costs of suit, and such other and further relief as may be deemed Just and equitable. Said premises are described as follows, Lots I and . section i. township 1 south, range 4 west. Tooel i county. Utah territory. And you are hereby notitfed that if you fail to appear and answer the sa d complaint aa above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therelu. Witness, the Hon. Charles S. Zann, judge, and the seal of the District Court of the Th'rd Judicial District, SEAL. In and for the Territory of Utah thl li th day of December, In the vear of our Lord one thousand eight hun-dred and ninety. ' HenkvG. M'tMn.tJts, Clerk. By Gso. D. Looms. Deputy Clerk. TAX SALE- - "YITHEREAS, THE CITY TAXES ASSESS-I- I ed against L. R. El rich, amounting to seven dollars, became delinquent on the first day of November, andsiill remain unpaid. Therefore I. E. li. Clute, collector of Salt Lake rity. by virtue of the authority vested in me by the provisions of Sections is, l ) and 17 or Chapter XXIII of the "Revised Ordinan-ces otpialt Lake cltv," passed Feiirui.r 14, 18H8. have levied upou the following named propirty, i'art of lot 7. block TA pint B. Salt Lake city survey, beginning (x) feet east of the N VV corner of said lot 7, ruuniug thence ecst. 1.15 feet, thence south 47' feet, thence west 1.1t feet, thence nort h 47 4 feet to plucoof betriuning; aud will sell ti e same, or so much thereof, as iiu.y e necessary, to pay the tuxes and costs, at public auction, in front of the city hall. Salt Lake c.ty, on Jan. 28, 1 vl, at twelve o'clock M. E. R. CLUTE, Collector. Assessor and eolle tor's office, No. 18, City Hall, Salt Lake City, Jan. 5, 181)1. j A Famou Duck Hunter. One famous duck hunter iu Havre da Grace is William IL Dobson, who has a record that is unsurpassed in the history of the river. His enthusiastic admirers contend that as a duck shot his equal doee not exist, and his reputation ia world wide. Mr. Dobson has a record of 620 ducks killed ia one day. Ha performed this feat in 1884, and it has never been equaled. He is s, native of Havre de Grace, and is row about 60 years of age. Duck shooting has been) bis delight since boyhood, and it is said that he will lie in sink for an entire day without a murmur, with a quick eye and ready hand for each victim that conies within range of his gun. He rarely tnisses ashot. Baltimore Sun. NOTICE TO 0EEDIT0SS. Estate of Adam Seal, deceased. "VOTICE IS HEREHY GIVEN BY THE undersigned, the administrator of the es-tate of Adam Seal, deceased, to the creditors of. and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with th' neces-sary vouchers, within four months after th first publication of this notice, to the said ad-ministrator at the law oftlce of S. P. Arm-strong, 134 Main street, Salt Lake city, In the County of Salt Lake. Dated December Sth. 1!. JACOB H. TIPTON. Administrator of Estate ot Adam Seal, de-ceased. AN CBDINANOE A LTEKING THE WIDTH OF A CERTAIN 1 V street In the city Cemetery of Salt Lake City. Section 1. He It ordained by the ctty council of Salt Lake City: That the street running north and south on the east side of piats K, F, H. and H. In the City Cemetery of salt Lake City, being three risjs tn widiti. be and hereby altered and changed, by platting one rod in width of the center of said street, und leavlug two streets, one on each sida thereof, each one rod In Width. Sec. a. That said two streets, of the width of one rod each, are hereby dedicated to the pub-lic use. and the one rod In width between said etreets shall become a part of the City Ceme-tery, and tne public easement thereon Is here-by abolished. Sec. :t This ordinance to be In force from and after its passage. Pa-se- d Decemtier i'kl, is0. Approved: fKKAi.. GEO. M. SCOTT, Mayor. Attest: 3. F. Jack, City Recorder. UNnFn States or Amkrica, 1 Temhitohv ok Utah. Salt Lakh City. I I. J. F. Jack, recorder of Salt Lake City, do hereby certify that the foreeoing Is a full, true aud correct copy oi "An ordinance Alter-ing the Wiuth of a Street In the Cemetery of Salt Lake Cltv," passed by the clt y council of Salt Lake City December 2.1, 1SUQ, 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, tola Iffth or December, A. D. WW. 5EAA.J J, F. JACK. City Recorder. MARSHALL'S SALE. "PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE TO J me directed by the Third Judicial District court of the territory of Utah, I shall expose at putilic sale at the front door of the couuty i ourt house, in tho City and County of Salt Lake, and Territory of Utah, on the loth day of Januaiy. lsul. at w o'clock m., the following described real estate, situate, lying and being in Salt Lake couuty, Utah ter-ritory, bounded and particularly described as follows, to wit: at a point ou the north Hue of First Noi ta stl eet, which is six (6i rods east and four (4) rods north from the north-eae- t corner of block ninety-thre- ml i, plat A. Salt Lake Clt v survey, as the same was originally platted, and running thence north eighteen and s (isn 10) roil to the south-westerl- hide of Wall street; thence sonth St' deir , i0 mln. east, fifteen and three-tentu- s (15a-lo- i rods to a point: thence south 63 der., 10 mln. west, eight and f rods to a point ; thence west one and thuiy-thre- e one hundredths ' rods to the place of beginning, containing seventy-eigh- t aud s t7S 2 lot rods of ground, 't ogether with all and eineular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereto be-longing or In any wise appertaining. To be old aa the property of Cnarle9 P. Brooks. Clara Q. Itrooks. Miriam Drooks, Marjorie Brooks, and Edward H. Critchlow, adminis-trator of the estate of Milicent A. Brooks, de-ceased, at the suit of Mary (kxlbe. Term of sale cash, E. 11. Parsons. U. S. Marshal. By D. N. Swan, Deputy Marshal, bait Lake City, Utah, December 18th, 1880, NOTICE Or F0EFEITUPE. Sa-i- t Lake Coi ntv, I January :), I8l. f TO JACOB JACOHEON. OR YOUR HEIRS orudgns: You are hereby notified that we have expended lnu in labor and Improve-ment upon the Great W estern Lode, as will appear by cert) licato filed December .'(0, lsoo, in ti e office of Recorder West, Mountain Mining Salt Lake county, Utah territory, lu order to hold said premise under the provis-ions of section If !'i i. RfVised Matutoa of the United States, being the amount requiiei to hold the same for tti" year ending Decemtier, 1K); and if within iWi ninety days from the serviie of this notice (or within ninety d'ivs aiter tuls notice of publication! you fall or to contribute your proportion, to wit: Ha. US' and expense of this advertisement, of such expenditure as a company owner, your Interest lu said claim will become the property of the subscribers, under saiil section a .Tamkh Lakskh, Nua LiNiirons. Dated January 7, 1SJL TAX SALE. WHEREAS, the city taxes assessed against amounting to two and forty hundredths dollar tfcJ.IOi, became delinquent on the first day of November and still remain unpaid. Therefore. I. K. K. Clute. collector of Salt Lake City, by virtue of the authority vested In me by the provisions of section IS. 18 and 17 of chapter X.X I II of the "Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake City." passed February Uth, 1H"8, have levied upon the following named prop-erty, Lot, block I. Ontario Subdi-vision, and will sell the same, or o much thereof, as may be necessary, to pay the taxes and costs, at public- auction. In front of the city hall. Salt Lake City, ou Jauuarv 9D. lsul. at I o'clock, m. E. R Ct.IJT, Collector. Assessor and collector's, office. No. 18, City Hau, bait Lake Cltv, Jan. i, ii. Dr. C. W. Hlgglna. While in the city don't fail to consult this well known npccialist, microscopio and analytic physician. Chronio and prirate diseases a specialty. Kooms 17 and 18. St. Elmo hoteL |