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Show ( 1 TIIE SALT LAKE TIMES. THURSDAY FEBRUARY 12. 1891 " 1 Official Jtotlcr. "nOTIOB' T6CREMTOR8! I iSTATK OF JAMES J WNST N. DK-- j ceased. Notice in hereby given by the uudcTiigned. administratrix or the estate of ' Jamr Johnston, deceased, to the creditors of, anil all person having i la.ms against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four mouth after the ttrstt publication of thin notice, to the sold adminis-tratrix t her residence, No. Sd West Temple street, Salt Lake City, In the county of Salt Luke. Dated February 4, 11. KU.A J. JOHNSTON. Administratrix of the estate of James John-ston, deceased. 1. Lo limit. Attorney for Administratrix. N0TI0E FOR PUBLICATION. Land Orriox at Salt Laki citt, I'tah, I January inth. itMl. I VJOTICE IS UERKHY (ilVEN THAT THE 11 following named settler ha filed notice of his Intention to make dual proof In support of his claim, and that ald proof will be made before, the rcglst-- r and receiver of the land omce, ut Bait uw City. Utah, on February SMh, 1HJI, via: Charles H. Wllt-kcn- 1). S. No. IIJmi, tor the south half of the southwest quarter section 4, township V south, range I west, Salt Lake meridian. He names the following witnesses to prove hi continuous residence upon and cultivation of. said land, vl?.: Hehel Henuion. and William McLaugh- lin of North Jordan Salt Lake county, I'tah. Hamuel Wallace ard Joslah Wallac.o of Granger precinct. Salt Lake coimtv, t'tah. No. WO.) FRANK I). HOIIUS,' Register. Official ltttkc. NOTT.0E OF FORFEITURE. SA ir Lakk Cotntv, ) January .'!, INI. f q) JAOOH JACOHSON. OK YOUR HEIRS L or assigns: You ale hereby notilled that we have cxended UM In labor and Improve-ment uihu the drear Western Lode, ax will appear by certlltcatr fllod December .10, l"l. In the omce of Recorder Went, Mountain Mining district. Halt Lake conntv, Utah territory. In order to hold said premises under the provls-toti- s of section J.U1. Revised statutes of the Vnited Stales, being the amount require 1 to hold the same for the yenr ending Decemtier, ls: and If within ifdi uluety days from the aervlie of till notice (or within ninety day after this notice ot publlcauon! yon fall or re-fuse to contribute your prd Ttlon. to wit: MlHH, and expense of this advertisement, of such expenditure as a c mipany owner, your interet In said claim will become the property of the subscribers, under said section tft4. JAMK4 LItsK!, Sum LitiuroitM. Ta'ed January 7, 1RPI. NOTICE. In the probate court In and for Salt Lake county, territory of Utah. In the matter of the estate, of Hector M. Scott, deceased. N'OTKK 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT Pierce, administrator of the estata of Hector M. Soott, deceased, ha rendered fos-se! tiement and Med In said court his final htiadminlatration of said estate ami petition for final distribution of the residue of said among the persons entitled there to. and that Saturday, the 'ith day of Febru-ary, a. D. inn, at 10 o'clock a. in , at the court room of said court. In the county court house. Ball Lake City and couuty, Utah territory, baa been duly appointed by the Judge of said court, for tlia settlement of said account ami hearing said petition for distribution, at which, time and place any pirson Interested In silrt esiatB may appear and show cause. If any thera be. why said account should not be ettl4 and spproved and ilnal distribution made M pr.yed fur. Pitted January 3S, ISM. IsiAl-- J C. E. ALLEN, Clerk of Probite Court. By C. E. Stanton, Iieputy . handsome spoons every birthday. Young j men buy thera just as they bny bonbons or flower. During the holidays we sold j more spoons than anything else. As j graduating presents they are very popu-- ! lar that is, in young ladies' colleges. 1 ' think it is a very sensible craze." And he smiled blandly. The fact is really a ' iweet boon in oue rosjiect It is often a i vexed question what to give for a wed- -' ding, a birthday or a Christmas present, j and you may always be qafe when you give a spoon. Housekeepers ndver have too many, The young lady is sure to be ; an enthusiastic collector; the small nephew and niece will prize pretty ! spoons for their bread and milk; even the bachelor finds them useful to stir certain mysterious things with in the privacy of his own apartment In another respect, however, the spoon mania is anything but a sweet boon, i There are times wlum a young man does not feel inclined to give a present. That SPOONS OF BEAUTY RARE THEY ADORN THE COLLECTIONS OF MANY AMERICAN WOMEN. fh Young XmAj ot Today Prlici the Olfl f a Uandioitia Spoon More Highly Thaa Any Other Pre Mint cl KqviJ V lu. qui Quaint pcilgnt. of giving odd $3 spoons as souve- - Ojj. nirs has enough 31 of an historical Bi ' interest to place it a peg above the bangle and simi lar defunct fads. fk In England it was an ancient cus-tom, dating from the Christian Anglo-Saxon- s, for the sponsors at bap-tism to givo their godchildren spoons. These were called apostle spoons, and each had a figure of one of the apostles carved on the handle. If the donor was rich he gave the wholo et of twelve. If unable to do that he gave four, representing Matthew, Mark, Lnke nnd John. If he was poor he gave only one, bearing the figure of the saint for whom the child was namod or on Whose day it was baptized. These apos-tle spoons were often of exquisite design and superior workmanship, as the few specimens which have survived the rav-ages of time testify. At a recent sale in England one old spoon brought $125, and not one of the collection waa sold for less than (40. The practice of giving spoons was very generally observed amon the Dutch, not only at phrinteniiifrs but at funorals. It was tho custom with them to make a death in the family a very festive occa-sion. The "dood foest" was held directly after the funeral, and confuted of every delicacy to be procured bakod meats, but and cold; pies, cakes, cheeses, and most prominent dish of all, "dood koeks," or dead cukes, which were taken away by the guests and preserved as mementos of the departed one. The pall bearers each received a "monkey spoon," so called from the crouching monkey on the handle. The bowl of the spoon was usually circular in shape and very shallow. On it was carved a man on horseback riding to deliver funeral invitations. The significance of the monkey on the handle is not clear. The ORASOK AVD SOUVENIR STOCKS. U., usually the very time the artless maiden selects to remark, apropos of the weather, the last party or the Indian troubles: ''Oh, I have never shown you my spoons. I am collecting odd spoons, you know." Then out come the boxes. "Jack gave me this, and Tom gave me this, and Will gave me this beauty!" And then the unhappy young man swal-lows hard, and smilingly Bays that he would be most happy to add to the col-lection. And she looks so pleased and surprised, and thanks him so prettily, that he never does quite make up his mind whether she was "working him" or not. There are some girls who can always collect things, and then again there are girls who never can. It is a matter of temperament Just as there are some women who, without being particularly beAntiful or clever or fascinating, con-trive all their lives to be waited on and fussed over. Their fathers and brothers are their slaves, their lovers bankrupt themselves, and- their husbands invari-ably emerge from family controversies convinced that they are brutes, and their poor wives suffering angels. That type of woman sometimes does well as spoon collector. Rheta Louise Cuilds. Dutcn had a colloquialism for drinking "sucking the monkey" and since fu-neral feasts invariably ended in a ca-rouse it may have been doemed the most appropriate design for a funeral souve-nir. Many descendants of old families have funeral spoons of various kinds among their heirlooms. Some have coflin shaped handles, and others have merely the names of the remembered, with the dates of death. It has long been a custom for travelers to buy a spoon, having the name of the place engraved on the bowl, in every oity visited. A few years ago the fashion began to be very popular. European dealers vied with each other in the pro-duction of symbolic spoons. From that the general craze for collecting odd spoons has developed. In all the large jewelry nnd silver stores the sales are reported enormous.' The regular souvenir soon is most called for; that is, the spoon which is less a spoon than it is a beautiful piece of silver. For instance, you may buy for (3 and upward a spoon with the arms of your state on the handle, and imbedded in the bowl a ten cent piece. Sometimes the bowl is made from a silver half dollur bent into shape. A favorite New York souvenir has the Statue of Liberty on the handle. Others have the Brooklyn bridge exquisitely etched on tho bowl. More useful and almost as popular are the tiny cuffoe and ice cream spoons. fill vvr COFFEE SPOOKS. All the fancy work is on the handles of these. Some are carved and oxidized, others filigreed, and others enameled in rich and urtistio designs. The silver gilt bowl is engraved with anything you h'ke; the monogram, the initials or the first name of the recipient, the date of gift or some particular date yon wish immortalized. The bowls of some coffee spoons are shaped like leaves. Then the inscription is on the back of the handle, A beautiful imported spoon has a grape loaf bowl and a tiny but perfect copy of one of tho antiques on the end of the twiHted handle. A girl I know owns five if these Hermes, a fann, Apollo, Diana, and a Sphinx. Certain designs are so constantly in demand that the price on them has been put considerably above that for other spoons of equal intrinsic value. One of these is the chrysanthemum design. No prl's collection ia supposed to be com-plete without a specimen bearing the most popular flower of the day on tha handle. There Is also in the market an endless variety of bonbon, almond and other fancy spoons. They hav often vHldly extravagant prices attached to them, but they sell. Some of the bonbon spoons are works of art. Imagine a slender wheel twined with orchids in oxidized silver for the handle, and a round, rich-ly carved leaf In silver gilt for the bowl of one only '0! An olive spoon has a long, slender spear for a handle; but why a spoon fur olives? A "medicine spoon" is ill silver gilt, and the handle is set with tnrquois. "Who ore yonr best customers?" , I asked a famous dealer. "That is hard to tell," he replied. "Young ladies boy for themselves and for each other. Many ladies give their little daughters M, R. EVANS, 23-2- 4 W. 2nd South Sc. Sporting Goods ! Guns, Revolvers and Ammunition. Bicycles, Tricycles & Velocipedes Razors, Pocket Cutlery, - Shears and Scissor Strops INDIAN CLUBS, BOXING CLOVES. DUMB BELLS. DOC COLLARS. THOMSON BOOTS AND SHOES. FIELD AND OPERA CLASSES. Examine my Stock Before Purchasing I HOT PromMires Parson Davies ill Soon be Here. Such is the Partial Contents of a Recent Telegram to Celonel Edw. Kelley. A Grand Sparring Exhibition Soon to be Given at the Elks Gymnasium. In order to appreciate the fact, you must see for your-self, but it goes without say-ing that the Elks Gymnasium opposite the . Theater is just about the place to go during your moments of leis. ure and enjoy tha benefits of an finpljv f-nninnpr1 n rrvmm. i-- rr"- fa"""- sium . as there is in the Terri-tory of Utah. Within the next six weeks some fine boxing exhibitions are to be given at this popu-lar place in which the best pugilists in the territory will participate. The celebrated Parson Da-vie- s Combination, that is now meeting with such phenome-nal success in the large East-ern cities, has been engaged to appear at Mr. Kelley's Amusement Palace during the month of February, and the lovers of scientific boxing are promised some splendid exhi-bitions in this line. Jimmie Willaims, the young Utah champion, who recently made it so interesting for Geo. La Blanche, and gave that gentleman a few points in the art of boxing, is the gentle-man who so ably directs and instructs the many amateurs who ' daily patronize this es-tablishment for the purpose of receiving instructions. Mr. Williams is a rising young hard hitter and upon numer-ous occasions has he demon- - strated this fact in a mo.-- t scientific manner to the aston-ishment of the interested pub-lic. Between the acts or after the performance at the Thea-ter, you cannot find a more comfortable place in the city to while away the few idle moments you at that time find at your disposal. Your patronage is respectfully so-licited and assurances of courteous treatment at the hands of the management and all employes are extended to the patrons of this establish-ment. GALL AND SEE HIM Opposite Theater. N.;' B.'No P. I s. T. R. JONES & CO., 161 MAlJt' BTREZT. BDYS ORES AND BULLION. 239 S. Main St., Salt LaHs City.. - KOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. No. h:i:i. Land trrici at Salt Laki crrr, I Jua. inn. 'V'OTtCE IS HKKKlIV HIVKN THAT 11 tljo following named S"tt.'r has Uli'J notice of tin lutenllon u iiuike tltml proof la upiK.rt of his cUim, auU tliat aald proof will be made before tue r..,mi. i' ml (.ci iver ut 1. i.& ,e . i,y, on Lie Mil o! M nr:i, 1I, viz: l.ma 11. n i:n UaU, 1). H, ll.ioi, tot tie lot t, ' ip iiw ii aiul n hf or nee .', Ip a lie names 'Jie following wltnessea to prove I lk continue" ri'Mdouce upou ami ciililvatloa of Mid una, vl: Alue' A jours, t'iviir'ic H. H i, joHi-p- N. MorrU. Hinrv Hauns, all of Kldorado, Salt l.ak I'.mntv t ih I BANK O, IlillUH, BiiidA I.owis, Attomevs for Appllrnut. SUMMONS Iu the Un t'd "Stated Onramtaainner'a Court, City ami County of Suit Lake aud Territory of Before A. a'. Norrell, K j., comuilssloner. 8:tlt Lake Mill and Elevator Co. 1 , vs Uummoas. 11. Weber, Defendant. j The People of the of l.'tah send VT wtln t It. Welwr. defemlant: 'ou are hereby n'niunoned to bi and apjiear bef re na.d Coinn.'oiii'r h I'oiirt. In the i lly andCounty of Suli Lik' Territiry of Uuli, i'Hiul answer a complaint (lied avalurt yon bv the alHive i auie l v a i tiff, within tivedntsi siveof tlWUnjr oi rM).., H thin Kiuii- - monn i e aerv-ill- n -- aid Silt l.;ilie ctv , wttliin t ti n daya If erne out of or mini o.t'v but iu falt lk comity; and within twenty day 1: terxed oiP'-wl- d. S lid tt.'t i n I" brousiht to recover from you one hm. dred and ax i!ollar nn sixty criita, mm inn. ware anil lncr ban.iise o dd and detlveiel ti you by plamtlif, with in-terest. And yon hir'by nntl.led that If yon tall to appear und answer Theaild complaint n a'jive reiiulred, the naiil plaintiff will take jiHlni'ment akrulnst you for one hundred and six Toilnra and sixty cents (ii.C0r, Interest and cost.' of aiilt. Wit ness my htvnd. at the C ty and County of Salt LiiUe and Territory of Unih. th '4th day Kehniiiiy. In the y iar or our Lord, on j thou-sii-client hundred and nim 8kai,J A. O. N"Rim.i commUaloner. ' NOTICE. OF THE INTENTION OF TUB CITY council to extend water mains on Apple treet. Notice la hereby given by the mty council of Salt Lake city of fie Intention of such council to make the following Ue, rlbed Improvement, to wt: Extend, hr and laying Iron water pipe or mains alontf the followlnit atreet, natneiyl Apple street, from the present terminua of mains, northward on aald street to Second Noi th atreet. and defraying three-fourt- of ti e ci st thereof, at $ isi5. by a local assessment upon the lota or plecee of ground w It hm Ihe following described district, being the district to be arfei tej or benefited by ealj Improvement, namely: Lot 7, block 1IH, plat "A." and all of lota , ?and ((, piat "K," all In Salt Lake City survey. All protista and objections to the carrying out of such n.t mtlon must be presented in writing to the city recorder on or before March 8. gl, being the time setbfthesaldcoiinr.il when It will hear and consider such objections as may be made thete o. Hy order of the City Council of Salt Lake City, made ftb. 3, MM. J. F. Jai , Cltv Recorder. SUMMOHS. In the District Court In and fcr the Third Ju-dicial District of Utah Territory, Couuty of Salt L ike. Christine Lystrup, plaintiff, l v. ! Summons. Peter Lystrup, defendant. The people of the Territory of Utah send Miveting: To l'eier Lystrup, defendant, i on are hesehy re.iint-- to appear In an ac-tion brought imaitiM you by the at ove nnm d pla'ntill in the Judicial Court of the Third ju- dicial District of the Territory of Utah, and to au-w- the (omplatnt tlltd therein within ten nays 'exclusive of the day of service) after the BTvlce on you or this annum ins -- if served wlt ilu this lountvi or. If scried outoftUi lO inty. but In this district, wlthiu twenty days: otherwl-- e within forty days or judg- ment by default will be taken against vou, ac-cord ng to the prayer of saul C' rinplaint. The salo action is brouiiht to have a decree of this court illMsoli lug the marriage existing between plaintiff and defendant: award'ng to p. nlnt if th s 'le caie, itistody and control of the child. Caroline C.. issue of said marriage; and for costs of suit; above relief prayed on the ground th it In the month of O tolr, x7, defendant tctally abandon d said plalutlff without any cause or excuse, and has ever since failed to provl ie the common or any of life for plaintiff and Slid child, and li.s contributed notb'nj toward their support. And you are hereby notified that If you fall to appear and answer the said complaint as shove required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demnnd"d therein. Witness the Hon. Charles M. ane. Ju Ige. and the seal ot the uist: ic! court of the Third i la) dlstr ct, 1". and for th territory of Utah, this 17th day of January, in the yar of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-one- . lsr.At-- 1 IIEN8Y 1. Mi'MILLAN, Clerk. By GKO. D. Lhomih. Deputy C.erk. "MARSHAL'S SALE. IlT'HSUANT TO AN ORIKK OF SALKTO by the 'i Irid Judicial district court of the Territory of I'tah, I shad expose at public sale at the front door of the cotrli'y cour house, in the city of 8:ilt Lake, county of Halt Lake, and territory of Utah, on tho:iddv of Mar h. inl, at la o'clock iu,, hU the right, tltle.claitn and Interest of H tune! Ja. of, in and to the following described real estate, situate, lying and being In ll.ecitv at d county of Salt Lake Utah T.'irltovv. ami par-ticularly duncrllied as fo :ous. to wit: at a point iwo ( )rcdand fifteen (IM link" south i f the northia-i- t i o n r en tie aoutl e ut quarter of section twent iJJ), Intmnsh1'! three snntM, of run r i n ( 11 twi st of S It Lalie merdlin, and r a ling en ed ,e south tweive i Hi rods, ihetn e itie s. elglny (.'in nd-- , t n nre duo n u ,h fort two iJi lows ti'nc.diiee t eig ty.Hn .da, then e si.u-- 'hlr:y ;i . r sls, ui p ace ( f cinialn nj twenty-on- ivii actea of lend. To lie sold as the T perly of siainuel Ja kson st the suit of u. .. liie a in. Terms ol sale casr. Salt L ke Cltv. U.ah February , 1SI11. E. h. I'ahnons. U. 8. Marshal. Uy Bomasi Cannon, Deputy Marsual. NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF ASSESSMENT OF a lis at tax ror the extension of the watef mains on Fifth East street. Notice is hereby gtven (hat the assessor and collect r of Salt Lake city has made and com-tpilxeted the list and plat pertaining to a local at the rate of four mills per square loot, levied by (he city council of Salt Lake city, Fbr"ary i d, IM. upon (he following des- cribe lots or pieces of ground, namely: Lota ami 4. block IJ, lots 1 and s, blin k DO. lota 1, 7 and S. block . lots U.S. 4 an I 6. block I'J, lota i and 7, block . and lots 5 and ti, Mock a. all in plat H, Salt Lake city survey, sail tax being for the extennloi of tne water mams along th following described rout?, n in.ely: On F'lftu, Fast Hlraet, f nm the center of Sixth and teverth South streets to (he center of Klghth and N nth South Htrets. Said list an i plat have lodi-e- In the office of the city re-corder No. :', City ball, and will le. open fo Insp'cdou for a psriod of 10 days from and after the Ma dav of Frbunrr. lxvt. during which time written app eals to tue citv council for the cone lion of the assessment may ha filed with the sa d recorder. In pursuance lit the ordinance In such case rr ivlue 1. J. F. JACK. Cltv Recorder. Salt Lake city, February 5th. 1H.U SUMMONS. In the district court of the Hur l Judicial dis-trict of Utah (errltory, couuty of Salt Lake. Amelia Charlotte Petal-so- An-- demm. plaint fl. vs. Anders v Summons. Welhelm Anderson, def t. The people of the Territory of Utah send greet ? lug no Anders Wlllielm Anderson. defendant. Y'OU ARF. HF.RF.HY KUlvCIUEI) T.) pear In an action brought against you by the above plaintiff in the district court of the third judicial district of the territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint Bled there-in within ten days (exclusive of the dav of ser-vice) uftr the servb e on you of this summons --rlf served within (his conntv; or. if served out of this county, but In this district, w ithin twenty days; otherwise within forty days or Judgment by default will be taken against you, recording to the prayer of said complaint. The said action is brought to havo a decree of this court dissolving the bon is of matri-mony existing between plaintiff and defendant, and adjudging that pliiiu.itf taku her maiden mime, alsive relief prayed on the grounds that for more than one year last past defendant h is falle 1 to provide for plaintiff the common necessaries of life, although able so to do: and that for more thaa one year last past defend-ant has wilfully d ami abandoned plaintiff, against her will and consent. And you are herehy notified that If you fall to appear and answer (he said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness (he Hon. Charles S. Zane, Judge, and the seal of the district (1 court of the Third Judicial district, i seal. V In and for the Territory of Utah, ( --r ) this SSth day of January. In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred aud nlnetv-one- . HFINRVJi, MCMILLAN. Clerk. By una D. L0OMI3. Deputy Clerk. MARSHAL'S SALE. I H'RST'ANT TO AN LXECt'TIoN TO MF. I directed by the Third Jud c il D'.s'r.ct court of the territory of Ctsh. I shall erposo at pui'llc sals, at the !r iut dnor of tlie county court house. In tin city f rait Laic, county f Sait Lase and terrltoiy of Utah, rn ths !hd day of February, istd. at l o clock m., all the right, tine, claim, and interest ot tl.e Hilt Lake Sanitarium aaso I it n. of. In. ana to the following described l es-tate, situate lying, and being In Halt Lake county, and described at follows, Pari of lot 7. block 77, plat A. Salt Lake cltv survey commencing at a po nt 8V feet south' of the northeast corner of said lot and running WO fl, west.lhence south 44 It thence east sllult thence north 44 feet to place of beginning, together with all buildings, machinery a:id s belong, ng and thereto aitsrhed, sub-ject to execution No si9 i, levied Januarv loth, lsvi, and sale advertised forFenruarv Inth isui. To be s ild as the prooeity of Ths 8Mt Lake Sanihtrlum Association, at the suit of John F. Death. Terms of sale, Cash. E. H. Parsons. IT. S. Marshal. Hy A. G.Dtkh, Deputy Marshal. Dated Jan. :u, lmi. NOTICE Or THE INTENTION OF THK CITY to extend water mains on Seventh South street. Notice Is hereby given by the city coun 11 of Salt Lake city of the Intention of such council to make the following descii ed ttnprovemeu(, (o wit: Extending and layiug iron water p pes or ma ns along the followlng-deicrihe- l sireets, namely: On Sev nth South street, from midway between Fnit and Sfcond East streets to mldnav between i'hlrd aud Fourth East street. nd defraying t'iree io irths of the cost thereof, estimated at tiwi by a assessment upon (he lots.or pit cs of gn und within the follow It g dres ribed dist lot, being the district to be ufiect-- d or henetiteii by add Improvement, namely: Lots Sand 7. buck 17; lots ft, , 7 and S, block IH: lota 1. a. S anil H, block IH; and lots 1 and i, block J.). all lu plat A;" and lots 4 and 5, blo-- li X: aud lots 3 and 4, bloik ai. all In plat B, Salt Lake city survey. All protests anil objections to the carrying out of sin h intention must be pr sented In writing to the city recorder on or before March 3rd, 11, being ihe tlms set bv the said council when It will hear and consider such objections as may be made thereto. By order of the clly council of Salt Lake Oily, made February 3rd, IHl. J. F. JAt-K- , City Recorder. NOTICE TO OEEDITOES. INSTATE OF THOMAS PRICE, DECEASE! la hereby given by th-- i under-signed, administrator of the estate of Thomas Price, deceased to the creditors of, and all persons having claims agalust the said de-ceased, to exhibit (if rn. with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication ol this notice, to the said adminis-trator at his resident e. .'No. 9I3 West First South street, Salt Lake City, In the county of Salt Lake. Dated Salt LaIre City, t'tah, January 22. ISSI. r,: , JOS. 0. DAVIS, Administrator ot thecstate of Thomas Price, deceased. ni- f- . SUMMONS. In the District Court In and for the Third Judb. clal Dlslrlct of Utah Territory, County of Halt Lake. Sarah E. Clayton, pla nt.if, I vs. I Summons, Chsr.es C. Clayton, defendant. ( The People of the Territory of Utah sen greeting to diaries i. o.a .n. defendant: You n; rerehv r quired to Hrpear In an action brought against you by the abova named planum in the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer th complaint sled 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- ment by default will be taken against you, ac-cording to the prayer of said complaint. The said action Is brought to have a decree of this court Mra.iiing ,,. ntiff a divorce ami dissolving the bonds of matrimony hereto fire existing between the plaintiff and de-fendant, awarding plaintiff Judgment for her costs and all proper relief: prayel on the 5rounds that In the month of November, 1H86, efendant abandoned and wilfully deserted plaintiit. aud has ever since lived separate and apart from her. although plaintiff has beers ready and willing to live with defendaut; further, that since November, lsHfl, defendant has wilfully failed aud neglected to provide for p'aintilT the common necissarle' of life. And you are hereby notified that If you fall to appear and answer the said complaint a above retpured, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon. Charles 6. Zane Judge, and the seal of the District Court of tha Third Judicial District In and for ths Terri-tory of Utah, this n day of munury In tha year ot our Lord ons thousand eight hundred and ninety tint-- . sAU HENRY 0. MCMILLAN. Clerls By ueo. D. Loomls. Deputy Clerk A. J. PAD(lk.TT. J. 1L Hakiiim Attya. AEEEOLUTIfm RESOLUTION CONFIRMING F1AN- - A hlses ranted the Halt Lake City railway company rehruary 11th, 1WK and May tfJth, 18110. Be It resolved by the city council of Salt Lake City that w hereas, by section six (ti) of a resolution of the said city council entitled 'a resolution graut'ni,' a franchise to the Halt Lake City Kallroad company adopted Febru-ary llth, IHVO. "The said Halt Lake C.ty Railroad company was required to work within sixty days after the of said franchise, and were r ill red to ri.niplel at least five miles of said road mentioned In said resolution within six months a'ter said acceptance, and upon the failure tiiereof, the grant aud fran-chise made In said resolution was to become null and void : and, Whereas, By section ix () of a resolution gKraalnlrtoiandg a franchise to the Salt Lake city company, passed MavSoth, ihhi. worn was required to be commenced by said railroad oompany upon the lines thersln specified within sixty tOO) days after the acceptance of the grsnt therein contained, or the Slid grant s to become null and void : and, Whereas. It was further therein provi-ded that the numb r of miles of track upon the lines described In said last named resolution constructed within six itli months after tne passage of said resolut'on. should he, credit d to .said crmnany. and lie deemed and accepted as a nerformaut-- of the repilremt-nt- con-tained In the said six (A) of the resolu-tion a franchise to said company, adopt d February nth to complete five mllesofroad within nine mouths after ths acceptance of siild graiit; and. Whereat, The said Salt Lake City Railroad company! within the time sprolllod lu said resolution respectively, commem-e- work as therein piovided. aud completfd more than live miles of road as therein retpiirei. Now e. be it Kesolved. That tho franchise granted to said company In so far as a compliance of said con-ditions is conceced iy and the same Is here-by oontlrmed and maue absolute. Passed January!), 1801. Attest: J, F. Jack, Geo. M. 6xtt. TSKAI. Reiorder. Mayor. Umtkp Stati s ok AMnnrA. I TEHRITOHV (IT I'TAH. SS. Salt Lake City. ) I, J. F. Jack, recorder of San Lake City do hereby certify that th? foreiyolug is a full, true aud correct copy of a resolution connrii lug franchises granted the Salt Lake City Rail-road company Felruary 11, 1MH aud May arth. 1SWI pasned by the city council of Salt Lake City, a appearaof record In my omce In testimony whereof. 1 have herennt i set my hand and aulxtd the corporate seal o.' Saic Lake City, this day of January. A. U.. isbl. J. F. Jack, City Recorder, NOTICE OF TI1K INTENTION OF THE C1TVCOITN-cl- l to ex lend water mains on Klghth South streets anil on East street. Notice Is hereby given by the cltv touncll of Salt Lake city of the Intent'on of such council to make the following described improvement : F.xtendlug and laying irou water pipes or mains alou? the following streets, namely: On Klghth South street from mid-way between Seventh aud Klghth Ea t streets to midway between Fluhth aud Mnth Kst streets, and on Eighth E is street ftom mid way between Seventh aud Eighth Souih street to mi iway between Klghth and N.tith South stree s. and defraying three-fourta- s of the co it thereof, estimated at tsj.toino. hy a local assessment upon the lots or pieces of ground within the billowing riescrlben district, the district to be altei-tu- or benefited by fall improvement, niunelv: Lots 4 and f, h.ock a. h ts 7 and o, block :i. lots I and H. block W, and lot-- i 3 and 4, block 1.1. all lu plat H. Salt Lake city survey. Ail protests anil objections to the, arrylug out of such Intention must be presented In writing to the cltv recorder on or before March 3d. I8.M. being tht time set bv the satd council w hen It will hear and consider such objections as may be made thereto. J. F, JACK. Clly Hy order of the city council of Salt Lake city, made Feb. 3d, lHui. The rioneer Typewriter. Charles Thurber, of Massachusetts, is credited with being the inventor of tha first writing machine used in America. He seenred a patent in 1843, and got peo-ple to invest $15,000 for the purpose of manufacturing his device. A model of Thurber's creation still exists. It is de-scribed as consisting of a wheel about a foot in diameter, which turns horizon-tally upon a central pivot: the rim of the wheel is bored with twenty-fiv- e holes, in each one of which is a rod bear-ing at the top a glass letter, and at the bottom a similar letter bt steel. The paper sheet is so arranged that the line n ,eirtfafl ia niiliii tliA Win of tlila wheel, and the letter wanted is swung into place by turning the wheel; when in place a rod bearing it is depressed unt-il- the steel letter or type touches the paper. Even the fastest! operator could not write more than half aa fast as a man with a pen. NOTICE TO CEEDIT0E8. INSTATE OF HARIUET HOWDLE. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, executor of the estate of Harriet Bowdie. deceased, n the creditors of, and all persons having claims ugalnst the said to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this entice, to the said exe-cutor, at No. SHI, Main street, Salt Lake City, Utah. In the county of Salt Lake. r j. R. Bowm.i. Executor of the estata of Harriet Bowdie, deceased. i MARSHAL'S SALE. I1UHSUANT TO AN.KXECUTION TO ME y. the Third Judicial District court of tne territory 01 t'fab, I shall expose at public sale ht tie f out door of the countv courthouse, in the city of Salt Lake, couuty of Salt Lake and territory of L tab. on the Mb. day of March, 1H , at I'i o clock in. oil the rLht. t'tle, claim and Interest of The Salt Luke Sanitarium ksso latlou of, In and to tha following described real situate, lving and being In Salt Lake county, and described as follows, to- - wit Fart of lot 7, block 77, plat A. Salt Lake City survey. Beginning at a point in) feet north of the southeast corner of said lot and mnn ntt thence north ) feet, thence west Wo leet, thence south i feet, thence east l feet, thence north feet, thence east lflfi feet to pi: ce of beginning : to-gether with all buildings, machinery and l.elougihg and thereto attached. To t sol i as the proi erty of Salt Lake San-itarium association at the suit of Ro :k Springs Coal company, 'terms of sale, rash E. H. PAKSON8. V. S. Mar-hal- . Hy A. O. Uykb, Deputy Marshal. Dated Feb. 10. ISM. NOTICE In the Probate Court, in and for Salt LakS county. Territory of Utah. In the matter of the estate of Isaac Laney, de-ceased. VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT H. 8. il Laney, administrator of the estate ol Isaac Laney, decrased, has rend-re- d for set-tlement and filed In said court, hi final ac-count of his administr ition of said estate and petition for final distribution of the residue ot said estate among the persons entitled thereto, snd that Tuesday the Kith day of February, A. 0. IskI. at luo clock a m., at ihe courtroom of said court, in the c linty courthouse, Salt Lake Clly and county, Utah territory, has been duly appointed by the Judge of said court for the settlement of s.itd account and hearing said petition for dlstutlmtlou, at which time and place any person Interested in stld estata may appear and show cause. If any there be, why said account should not be tettled and approved aud tlual distribution made ad prayed for. C. E. ALLKN. Clerk of the Probate Courts C. E. Stanton, Deputy. Dated Jan. 10, NOTICE OF THE INTENTION OF THE CITY council to extend water mains on South Temple street. Notice is heiehy given by the city council of Salt Lake City of the intention of such coun-cil to mako the following described Improve, nient. to-- t: F.xtendlng and laying iron pipes or mains along the following streets, namely: On South Temple street, from Fifth We.t street to Eighth West street, with necessary laterals, and defraying three-fourth- s of the cost thereof esti-mated at tnhOO. by a loi al assessment up in the lots or pieces of ground within the follow-ing described district, be ug the distr.ct to be affected or benefited by said improvement, namely; Lots t, , 7 and H. block Is: lots 4. f, and 7. block Si); lots S, , 7 and ft, block 51 : lots 9 and 7, block Ml: lots 1 and 2, block 67: lots 1, 2. 3 and a block ftH: lots I. V, 8. and 4. block rsi. anil lots 1. J. 3 and 8, b!o k I', all In plat C, Salt Lake Cltv survey. All protests snd e tions to the carrying out of such Intentions must be presented iu writing to the city re-corder on or before March :1. 191, lieing the lime set. by the s iid council when it will hear aud considt-- such objections as may be made thereto. By order of the cltv council of Salt Lake City, made February 3. INHI. J. F. JACK, City Recorder. Itollt on a Mountain Peak. The Bavarians of the highlands have lately completed an elegant church, which stands above the clouds on the summit of tho Wendolstein, the highest peak of the Bavarian alps. Archbishop Von Thoma, of the Munich diocese, hon-ored this church by choosing it for his first dedication. From the last railroad station he was taken in a gorgeously decked carriage to the highest accessible point for vehicles, and then was assisted TUB WENDELSTKIN CHURCH. np the climb to "Mountain Rest," as the hotel is called. That night all the mount-ain was illumiuated by immense bon-fires, and next morning the dedication ceremonies took place, all the peasants for many miles around beinR in attend-ance. This is among the highest churches in the worl'1 NOTIOE- - In the Probate, court in and for Salt Lake county, Territory of Utah. In thematter of the estate of Edward Petty, deceas d. rOTICE 19 HEREBY GIVEN THAT ED-- x ward J. 1'etty, adm:nihtruor of the estate of Edward Petty, deceased, has rendered for settlement, and tiled lu said court his final account of bis administrat ion ot said estate and petit'on for liual distribution of the resi-due of said estate among the persons entitled thereto, and that Saturday the 7th day of March A. D.. lHW, at 10 o'clock a. m.. at the court room of said court, in the county court house. Salt Lake city an.l county, Utah tertl-t-y. has been duly anpointe 1 by the judgeof said court, for the settlement of sa il account and hearing said petition for distribution, at which time and plain a'iy person interested in said estate may appear and show cause, If auv there I.e. why said account should not be sett'e and approved aud linal distribution made as praye 1 lor. Dated f'en. llth. 11. C E. ALLEN. Clerk Probate Court. Hy C. E. SI ANTON, Deputy. NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. GUS BEAKSEN. 8. T. LUNELL. A. CX, TO Hansen, or your heirs or assigns. Yoti " are hereby notilled that I have expended f lOu In labor and Improvements upon the t Conun-drum lode, situated In what Is called -- Mill A." south fork of Hlg Cottonwool. Salt Lake county. Utah Territory, in order to hold said premises uudertheprovlsions of Section 8324, Hevlsed Statutes of the United States, and in compliance of the local laws of Ulg Cotton-wood mining district, being the amount re-quired to hold the same for the year ending De ember. Hf. and if within (lull ninety days from the service of this notice, tor within ninety days after this notice of pnhllcutioui, you fall or refuse to contribute your propor-tion, twenty five (fainO) dollars, each of you, aud expenses of advertisement prtl ratio, te each of yo'i of said exjiendltures as company owners, "your Interests in said claim will be-come the property of the subscriber, undef said Section t!4. L. M. JoaNSOM. Dated, Jan. 13. 185L NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. rpO HANS CLAUSEN. OH YOUR HEIKS L or assigns. -- You are hereby notified that I have expended ?l"u In lalior and Improve-ments on the "Morning Star" lode, situated what is calied A" south fork of Dig Oo' ton wood. Salt La;e C unity. Utah Terri-tory, lu order to hold laid premises under the provisions of section y.'fc.'4. Kevised Statutesof the United St ites. and In compliance of the local laws of Hig Cottonwood Mining distr.ct, being the amount required to hold the same for the year ending December. 1Hi; andl f within ninety titu days from the service of this notice (or within ninety days alter this noll e or publlcat'otii yon fail or refuse to contribute your proportion, to wit: 4.flrt,, and expeui-e- s of thisailvcrtisoinentof such ex-pend turn as a co owner, your interest In said claim will become thif property of the under said section WW4. Daled January swd, 18J1. L, M. JOHNSOS. SUMMON?. In the District Court in and for the Third Judic-ial District of Utah Tirntory, County of Salt Lake. Arthur cnoxronn, Plaintiff, I vs. v Summons. Ros Isabku-aCboxfoh- I Defendant, j The People of the Territory of Utah send greet-ing to Kose Isabella Croxfori, defendant, rOU AKE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-- 1 pear in an nction brouuht against you by the above named plaintiff in the district court of the Third Judicial district o! the territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint Hied there-in within ten days (exclusive of the day of servi e) after the service en you of this sum mons-- ir served within this county; or, if served out of this countv. but in this district, within twenty days: therwise within forty days or Judgment by default will be taken against you, according to the prayer of sail complaint. Tue said action Is brought to have a decree of this court dissolving the bonds of matri-mony now existing between pla'ntlff aud de-fendant and granting a divorce to defendaut; awarding him the custody of the minor chil-dren, issue of said marriage, to wit, Grant ani Arthur W. D. Croxford. and for such other and furthtr relief as may be just and equitable: above re lef prayed on Ihe ground that on or about tne iBt day of June. irRl, defendant wil-fully and without cause and aban-doned this pli ntlf. and has ever s.n'e con-tinued to 10 desert aud abandon him. without sunn leut cause, or any reason, and against his will and without his consent. And you are hereby notified that If yon fail to appear and answer the nid complaint as above required, the said plairt tT will apply to the court for the relief demanded. Witness the Hon. Charles S. Zane. Ji;d;e. nnd the seal of the district court of the Thud Judicial district, in and for the territory i f Utih. this 7th. day of January, In thi year of our Lord one thousand e gilt huudrtd and ninety one. iseai.) HENRY G. Mi'MILLAN, Clerk. By Gko. D. Looms, Deputy Clerk. No. 7T.V NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Lund Office at Salt Lake City, Utah. January ft, IKWI. "VOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT al the following-name- settler lias filed no-tice of her int'mtitin lo make linal proof In support of her claim, and that said proof will be made before the county clerk of Tooele county Ttah. at Tooele Cltv, Utah, on Febru-ary ID, 1SWI. viz: Mary Ann lllskey, D. S. No. lhVrr, fortbeK1, NWi, and SVV14 NF. and NW4 SB1 setclon 18, township 3 south, range 3 west. Sue names the following witnesses to prove her residence upon and cultivation of. said land, viz: Edmund Leaver. J L.Whitrhoue, Willism Coi hrauc, J. W. Whltehouse, all of Lake View, Utah. FhaxK H. Hcibbs, Register. NOTICE OF REFEREE'S 6ALF. Tumi) r iAt. Distmi-- t CorBT, I for Salt Lake County, Utah. " Riley D. Winters i vs. Notice of Referee'! Sale. Mary E. T. Lyon, ) TNDER AND HY VIRTUE OF AN ORDFR U of re erence and an order of sate In part made in tho said court on the Kith day 01 February. Itwl, lu the above entitled action, commanding us us re, to sell the following bed premises N tb e is hesel y given ti at on Monday, the ftn day of March isui. at II o clock m., of said dy In front of the court r om of sal t coi r', m S il Lnko City. will l all the right, title and Interest ot R lev D. Wlntsis and n.arv K. T. Lvon, in and to the said property, at pi b ic auction, f r cash, to the highest and b.-s- t biiidi r. for tha 111 of said Riley D. V Inters and Mary E. T. Lyon. Said premises are d- -s ribed as follows: Common lug at th 1 ' to i:hca4 roinen f lot I, blo k.'M plat I). M t Lake city survey. Salt Lake county, t'tah, and running theme vest M, feet, thence north H rods, t hen e e s ,4 feet, theme souths ro Is to the place of beginning. Dated S ill Lake C t. Unrh. Feb. llth, Kelerics, HAK1.1P P. HKOOKS, C W Ml R sE, GEORGE D. LOOMIS. I Sticking- - to Ilusluess. j Little Boy (at the toy store window) ! Mamma, won't yon boy me a top? j Mamma (meditatively) It will soon be too cold to spin tops. j "Well, then bny me a donble ripper sled and somo new skates, and well let the top go." Street & Smith's Good News. h ,. . Art Nete. Awestruck Visitor It must be very I difficult to produce such an exquisite j work of art. I Von Dauber Nonsense! Almost any--j body can paint a picture, but finding a ' sucker to buy it after it is painted is where the art comes in. Texas Siftings. DELINQUENT STOCK NOTICE. rpHE BKlOHTON A NORTH POINT IRRI. 1 gation Company Location of principal place of business. Brighton weetlng-housa- . Salt Lake county. Utah. There aradeiinrmona upon the following described stock of tt Brighton North Polut Irrigation Company on assessment of sixty (601 cents per sliarn, levied upon the 16th day of October, 1890, tha several amounts set opposite the names ut tha respective shareholders as follows : Name' A Certf. Shares. Henry 8 4 ton. 1 A 5 40 41 Bockholt, D, (estate) 3 1 so 19:t Crowther. m 84 14 40 Unissued Same 1 an M Dunford. Alma B 10 6 09 David 7 4 8 ISO Oav. Geo H 7 4 30 Jno P 8 4 SCI nH Hazen. Sr. Robt 3 1 811 Unissued Hazeu, Jr, Root.. ..1 fx) Geo 5 S nil Srvr Holmes. U 8 8 , SJ 4 Jacobs. Charidaa S 1 (0 Sophia A 9 5 40 1W Learned, Newton A f SOU HV " " 4 S 40 100 Lloyd, John 4 S 40 Maxey, David 7 4 Jj AH 17 10 IU eai. Geo 6 3 ot 103 Nash, John 9 5 40 974-S- Luemma E 11 t CO ITS - " 17 10 ao 2y- " " W - -.- .16 8K9 " " M 14 40 l(i Schoenfeld, Jos 3 1 89 ao Si hoenfeld, John 9 4 1M3 Toronto, heirsof Joseph.... 4A 87 0(1 140 Worsmuth, Z 6 3 09 r Wray. D Camp...... 7 4 SO C K 10 00 And In accordance with law and the order of the Board of Directors made on said Wth day of October, aud a aubtenueut order of saul board of directors made on the 20th day of A. D. 1SU0: ao many shares of eacU parcel of stock an may be necessary wilt be old at the office of the treasurer of the com imnv. Arthur lirown. at No. Mia Main street, (up stalnu Salt Lake Citv. Vtah. on tho tvtia day of February. A. D. isui at ia o.clock ntsiri of Hid dav to pav delinquent aseessmenS thereon together with th cost of advertising and exgeuse of sale. X . Crttchlow, Secretars They Drape Stataei There. i, "You've read of the revival of mod-esty at Detroit?" "Yes. It's all utter nonsense." "Well, the feeling has become so strong tliat storekeepers ara compelled to dress even their windows. "American Stationer. KOTICE. OF TUK INTENTION OF THE Is city couucil to extend waUjr mains on Ko.irth So uh ftrett. Notice is hereby iriven hy the city council of Salt Lane City of the luteutlon of such council to make the tollowme described lmpiovement, Kxtcndin; and layiug iron pipes or mains along tue following streets, namelv: f n Four h South sue it from midway tietweeu F fth an I Sixth l ast streets to mldwarie-twee- Sixth and Seventh Kat streets aud de-fraying three fourths of the cost thereof, esti-mated at nine hundred dollars Wuni hy a U c il hi n the lots or pie e of round within tne following described district, being the district to he affected or beneflti-- by said Improvement namely: I.ota 4 and 5. blts-- ::a:: lots 7 and f, block 31: lots 1. and 8. block anu lots j. aud 4 block : ail iu plat B, Salt Lake City survey. All protest! and ob jectiohj to the carrying out of such Intention must be presented in writing to the city re-corder on or before March 8rd. 18M1, being ths tiino t by the sitd round, when It win h ar and consider such objections as may be made thereto. Hy order of the city council ot Salt Lake City, made Icbru: ry :.rd, Mil. ' J .?. F. JACK. Cltv Recorder. Bait Lake (llty, Tehruary Bin, ll. ,! I f. .. NOTICE OF THE INTENTION OF THE CITY to ext uid water mains on ' M" street. Notl e Is hereby given by the city council of Salt L ike City of tne intention of such council to msiic the loilowlng described improvement, Extending and laying iron waterpipei or mains along the following streets, namely: "M" street from midway between Third and Fourth it eJts to Sixth street with laterals aud extension of l iterals on Fifth street to N" street, anddsfravlng three-fourt- of tha cost thereof, estimated at Two Thousand dol-lars, by a local assessment upou the lots or pieces of ground within the following dea-- ibed district, betig the district to be affected or benchted bv said Improvement, namely: j Lot .l. block M. 'lot 4, block So. lots S. S and 4, block V. lots 1 and 4, block rVS. lots 1. S ami S, block 84. lots I and 4. ilock 81. alftn pl.t D, Sait 1.8lie City survey. All protests ud to the carrying out or such intention must be presented In writing to tae city re-corder on or before March .id, imi, being the lime set bv the laid council when it wtli hear and consider such objections ti may be made thereto. Hv order of the citv counoll of Salt Lake City, made el. M, i(l. J. F. JACK. City Kecorde . A Woman's Reason. Mr. Grnmp I can't see, my dear, what good that border of fur does you ' around the hem of your skirt. JAra. Gruinp Why, it shows that 1 ; caa afford it. Earner 'a Bazar. ' .' c |