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Show " .tt THE SALT LAKE TIMES. THURSDAY FEBRUARY 5, 1891 7 I (Official Uoticc. Official itoticf . (Official toticg0. AT THE 1MEMC.H fL.OTIll.Vi & SHOE CO. 1UO Bouth .Main St. NOTIOE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Oiticc at Bali Laks crrv, Utah, I January irth. IMI. f V"OTICE 19 HERKHY GIVEN THAT THE 11 following nml settler hu tiled notice of his Intention to make final proof in of hin support claim, and that said proof will ho mails before the reglitsr and receiver ef the land office, at Salt Lake City, Ulan, oa February !th, IHBi.vl.: Charles H Wllcken, I). 8. No. 1170, for tha anuili half if the southwest quarter section 4, township 9 south, rants 1 west. Slit Lake 1! nataes tha following witnesses to prove hts cmllnuous residence upon awl cultivation of. said land, vl.: Hhe Hefnlon. and William M.Lailgh-li- n of North Jordan precinct. Salt Lake conn tv, 1 tab. Samuel Wallttce and Jostah Wallace of Granger iihK..ii'U, Sail Lak- - county, Utah. No. 7UU FRANK 1). HOHBS. Register. NOTICE OP FORFEITURE. SA'IT Lakk Cocsty, I January i, l;l r TO JACOB JACOHSON, OH YOUR HEIRS or assigns: You urc hereby notified that have expended tloo in labor and improve-mom- s upon ihn Great Western Lode, as will appear by certificate Bled December .111, lM. in ti e office of Recorder Went, Mountain Mining district, Salt Lake county. I'tuh territory, in order to hold Hunt premises under the provis-ions of section 9.CJ1, of toe Unltod states, being the amount required to hold the Name for tne year ending lit. eiuter. If): and If within dWi ninety days from the ervl. eof tlila notice (or within ninety days, aiter tlila notice of publication i you fail or re fuse to contribute your prop.rilon. t wit: f:i.l.'i;lt and expenses of this advertisement, ef such curen.litute as a company owner, your Interest In slid rlaltn will become thepmp-rt- y of the subscribers, undor said section ac'-l- Jamis Limns, Nils LiS.uroHS. Dated January 7, lM. graph, aspired to bear away some more novel memento, and mincing tip to him whispered something in his ear. Tho old chief grinned and rhook his head, then something heavy passed from her hand to his, and with another griu to the crowd the grimy, dirty, smoke scented old heathen bent bin head down and kissed her. Doubtless that speci-men of dainty young womanhood boasts today of the salute given her by Sitting Bull, the famous warrior, tho grand old chieftain of the great Sioux tribe. Den-ver Republican. Kngllth Women Following. There is a horror of rubbers und over-coats felt and expressed by most English people, and ridiculed particularly in the goloshes, of "The Private Secretary." "The feet feel stilled in them," your En-glish friends will tell you, and they wear their own heavy boots for walking, in score of the thinner American boots pro-tected by rubbers. But of late our cousins ever the sea, having heard so much praiBo of the small foot, well shod, of tho American girls who flock to Lon-don, have been tuking kindly to rubber and leather soles. These are praised as giving "a sense of exhilaration in walk-ing and a great preventive of fatigue." Boston Transcript WOMAN'S WORLD, : THE NEW CLUB HOUSE OPENED AT DECATUR, ILLS. Qen. Grant's Daughter-- A Chanra for Ambltluua Glrla-Fl- net Hon.. In JLoa-d- Women and Political Seience-T- ua Countcaa of Uavennworth. The Women's club, of Decatur, III, recently opened its own club house, a four story building on this corner of Central Park, built at a co.st of $13,000 by eighty-thr- e members of the Women's club, who formed stock company tin-di- ;r the laws of the state. Tho officers of the company are: President, Mrs. Anna B. Alilhken; vice president, Miss Laura Wikoll; treasurer, Mr. II. M. T. Ran-dall; directors, the officers and Mrs. Vail, Mrs. Ida W. Baker, Mrs. J. W. Haworth, Mrs. Dr. A. J, Stoner and Mrs. C. P. Thatcher. The building is of pressed brick, and was designed by a Chicago architect It is heated by steam, lighted by gas nd incandescent light, and has an elec-tric elevator. AH the material was se-lected by women, who also saw that it Was used properly. Tho first floor is a handsome store room; the nocond is a flat of seven rooms, occupied by Mrs. Dr. Grimes; the fourth fiior contains three studios, one of which Is used by Miss Laur Johns. Tha third floor is the home of the Decatur Women's abode when tho recnt financial crisis necessitated his selling it before he had ever inhabited it One of the indirect effects of the krach has been to give Mrs. Mackay the finest house in London. London World. Mis Mary Howe. Miss Howe was born at Brattleboro, Vt., and her singing attracted notice when she was 9 years old. She studied in Boston nnder Charles R. Adams, and in Philadelphia under Professor Behrens. In 18S0 sho went to Europe and became a pupil at tho Dresden Opera stihool. She appeared at Kroll's Garden at Berlin in "Lucia," "The Barber of Seville" and "La Sonnambulii" with great success. Later she was a pupil of Marchesi. Re-turning to this country she appeared at the Worcester Festival. Sho is a re-markably handsome woman, with large, dark eyes contrasted effectively with a wealth of blonde hair. Her voice is pure and strong, especially in its upper register, of great flexibility, and florid passages are delivered with great case and clearness. Sho is said to rival Do Vere, and is undoubtedly one of the most brilliant concert singers that have appeared here. New York World. A Mistake. The French fashion of dress skirts that touch and even drag on the pavement has taken some grasp of American wom-en, since there is always a class ready to follow every whim and change of fash-ion, however inconvenient and absurd. I'olaon In Milk and Cheese, Cheese that has become rotten often causes serious illness, doubtless duo to the formation of trimethy lanuire ortyro-tuxico-which aro its putrefactive prod-duct- Milk, that universal diet of daily use, may also produce in hot weather tho tame poison. Its symptoms are nausea, vomiting and fever, followed by great prostration, and it often causes diarrhoea amoug infanta. Herald of Health Smith collcgo has this year an enroll-ment of 5ol students and four Its faculty consist of twenty-nin- e teachers, and twetity of these are women. Six women aro in charge of the college houses, and three of tho fif-teen trustees of the institution are wom-enMrs. Tucker, of Andovcr; Kate M. Cone, Ph.D., of Hartford, and Anna L. Dawes, of Pitts-field- Miss Xavier, who formerly held tho position of instructor in Spanish at Wellesley college, has received the ap-pointment of secretary to the French und Spanish consulate, being the first woman ever put in nn official place of this kind. Miss Xavier will be able to convey assurances of distinguished con-sideration in Spanish, French, Italian, German or English. A Boston lady has given to Mr. An-gel- l, president of the Ar.Jeriean Humane society, the money to supply every car driver in Boston with a copy of "Black Beauty." Another lady in New York has done the same for the car drivers of one of the principal avenues there, and Mrs. William Astor supplied all the drivers and stable men in Newport with this book. ciuo, wmcii lias UK) memiH'rs and 10 auxiliary societies. The Hocieties in-clude the literary, art, scientific, Shnke-pixma- n and philanthropic sections, and the Industrial and Charitable union, the Relief society, the Women's exchange, the officers of tho Industrial School for Dependent Girls, the Chrintian club and others. At the opening reception Mrs. Milliken tnailo an address ot welcome, and Mrs. James W. Haworth gave an interesting history of the lot on which the club house stands. Boston Woman's Journal. Gen. Grant's Daughter. CoL Thomas Ochiltree has been tell-ing a New York reporter that while in London, recently, he saw Mrs. Nellie Orant-Sartori- "and," he said, "I never knew her to be so charming. With her two daughters and her son she spends the fashionable season in a magnificent house in the most fashiona-ble quarter of London. Cadogan square that is pronounced as if it were spelled Cadduggan. She also has a fine coun-try place. 1 dislike extremely much talking about her private aiVairs. but as it is well known that she and her hus-- . band do not live together, and as thera are many surmises which aro capable of doing her wrong. I will speak briefly concerning them. Mr. Sartoris is not a plea-an- t kind of individual, and Nellie found it out to her cost within a short time after she had mumed him, and that discovery was one of the great gnt fsof Gen. Grant's later life. A well dressed woman was endeavoring to make her way through a crowd on Washington street; her bonnet was tasteful and becoming, her coat the latest style, and so, alas! was her gown, as it dragged after her in an ungraceful wobble. A woman well dressed, but without any unnecessary length to her dress, observed her unxiously for a mo-ment and then hurried after her. "Ex-cuse me, madam, your skirt has be-come" Just then she realized her mistake, and without finishing her well meant remark hurried away, The wom-an with the train, with a scornful and superior smile, went on her triumphant way, Bostoti Traveller. The Countess uf Uaveasworth. The little scene from the life of the late Countess of Ravensworth, who died re-cently, reads like a chapter of hagi-ograph- y. The deceased lady joined the Church of Rome in 1870, and was an ardent Catholic. At Ravensworth castle there is a tower mounted by a winding staircase, and in this tower there is a solitary chamber, with concrete floor, without carpet or mat, the furniture con-sisting solely of a table and chair. Here every morning, winter and snmmer, without a fire. Lady Ravensworth made her honr's mental prayer from 7 to 8, and again from 0 to 7 in the evening she was in her turret chamber. The morn-ing hour was strictly adhered to, no mat-ter how late the time overnight to which her Bocial duties were prolonged. Galig-nani- 's Messenger. Frau Sophie Salvanius, an able Ger-man woman of letters, has issued an ap-peal to her countrywomen to reform those national modes of education which consider girls simply as future wives and housekeepers. Their present train-ing, she says, leaves German women without individuality and with pitifully low ideals of life. Mrs. Peel, the wife of the speaker of the house of commons, has just died in England. She is said to have been a very shrewd and clever woman, although not brilliant. She was her husband's constant companion, and the two people lived an unusually harmonious married life, Mrs. Emily Pfeiffer, the English poet-ess, who died a few months since, has given all her private fortune, with the Mrs. Kendal's Daughter, Miss Kendal, the daughter of the En-glish players who have just left this city, went out a great deal while she was here, and entered many good houses. Her manner for so young a girl was remark-ably self possessed and self contained. She had none of her mother's gesticula-tions, and sbe'did'not "gush" or talk about the stage as Mrs. Kendal does con-tinually. On the contrary she had quite the air of a haughty young woman of society, and in her dress and conversation was distinctly English.. She did not seem at all the sort of yonng woman who would allow her photographs on sale, as they are, but the professional beauty craze of London may have hardened her to that sort of thing. New York Evening Sun. An Aged Wisconsin Woman. Probably few of our citizens are aware that there is living in Erin, seven miles southeast of here, a lady who is nearly 114 years old; yet such is a fact. Katia Bauer, who is now living with her son-in-la- Joseph Messnor, has undisputed evidence that she has attained to that remarkable age. She was born in Ba-den, Germany, on the 24th of May, 1777. She not only has the family rec-ord setting forth the day and year of her birth, bnt is armed with a certified copy of her baptism taken from the church record of her native parish, which event took place nine days subse-quent to her birth. Both documents '1 he justice of Mrs, Sartons position can easily be judged from the conduct of her father-in-law- . tip to the time of his death the elder Sartoris was a de-voted friend und admirer of his Ameri-can daughter-in-law- , and by the terms of his will Nellie Grant is now a very rich woman, living in a house which, cost '10,000, and enjoying an annual in-come of, 417 ,500,-- while her husband re-ceives a liberal allowance only, which-cease-with his death and reverts to hia children. Mrs. Sartoris is a frequent and welcome guest at Marlboro House, und once in two weeks she dines with the queen, which, it is needless for me to add, is a distinction conferred upon few people not of royal or aristocratio birth." New York Letter. A flmnce for Ambitious Girls. Mrs. Emily Kempin, LL. D., is mak-ing a success of the law school for women attached to the University of Now York. She has twelve pupils in her class, and describes themns earnest and interested.: Already there are twenty endowed schol-arships. Five of her pupils have taken advantage of this opportunity and are hoping to make the law their profession. The other seven are wealthy society women. One of them is Mrs. George B. McClellan, wife of the son of the cele-brated general. Some of these ladies are the wives of lawyers who wish to be in-telligent companions for their husbands in their work; others are desirous of learning how to manage their own, es-tates, while others again intend to mako tiruclical use of their knowledge. consent and approbation of her husband, to various educational and charitable establishments for women. The bequest is valued at 60,000 or 70.000. Either starched linen collars and enffs are to be worn with wool dresses this winter; crossway pieces of batiste, or something white to relieve the unbe-coming straight band so long in favor. The Maine lumber camps are unnsn-all- y bright with women this year. They aro housekeepers for their fathers and husbands, and seem to have combined to lwep obnoxious characters away. Clara Belle Dadisman, a New York carry on their face the stamp of antiqui- cirl residing in London, is in the list of ty which vouches for their authenticity aud genuineness. Hartford Press. To Help the Little Work Girls. Tho Woman's Alliance of Chicago has tailed tho attention of the health depart-ment lo tho fact that the little cash girls j patent applied for by women. The ar-ticle Miss Dadisman wants protected is an improved bunion protector. Miss Lee, of Brooklyn, N. Y., has won the $1,000 prize offered by The New York Herald for the best American novel, Mrs. Leonard Weber is president of the board of directors, nnd Dr. Mary Putnam .Jacobi and Mrs. Hew-itt are among the directors. In addition to the lectures delivered in the regular course nt tho university afternoon lect-tri-- s are also to bo given at the residence ii Mrs. Hewitt. Yonng women through-out the country who desire to pursuo tne study of tho law, but havo not the means, ire reminded that of the twenty endowed scholarships in this school only five are taken, so that there aro fifteen THcanch awaiting pupils. Lillio Deve-Tt;- s lJ!a!;e iu Woman's Journal. Wonicu and Political Science.. It was ileury Cabot LoJge who a few years ago said that there were three jivri.ues open to tho young men of wealth and leisure, charity or social sci-ence, politics and literature. Two of theso avenues are equally open to 'wom-en, and although in this country she takes less active interest than she might in politics, in political ucienee sho is al-ready making Lpiuiderable headway. Not only in. the ordinary women's clubs an .subjects connected with general and municipal government made the subject f study, but in some places special claws for the study of these branches have been funned. Tho "Boston Polit-ical Clrtas" is now a large organization, holding regular meetings and devoting itself to the study of governtneut. Dotuomaker. The Finest House In London. Mrs. Mackay's stay in Charles street is to bo brief, "tor her husband has just purchased tho splendid house in Carlton House terrace on which Mr. Satidfo-- d expended a little over i'100, 000. Thera is notlii'ig move palatini in London, for the marble staircase only just completed rdone cost 20.000, ' and all Hie rooms bare !een fitted t;p in the most magnifi-cent manner. Mrs. Mickay does not take po.wesnitm till the spring, and in the meantime the whole of tier Gobelin tapes-- try, antique fmnituro, statuary and picture") are to bo brought from Paris,- - Mr. ..Variety's home, as far as Europe j is concerned, will henceforth be in Lotl- - fion, and the first. entertainment given in his new mansion will lie one of the Most sensational events of the coming i Mr. Snndford had devoted a. J ?scsou. in tho big 6tores in that city are over-worked and underpaid. It is said that in some stores they have to work four-teen hours a day for wages averaging from $2.50 to fl per week; that they are not allowed sufficient time to rest or eat their meals; and that they receive no ex- -' tra pay for extra labor. Tho health de-partment has threatened to expose these firms unless the evils complained of are remedied. Exchange. Sncceie Rewards a Heave Ctrl Stndent. Apropos of bravo and successful stu-- : risnt girls, an Auburn lady justly thinks bcr classmate at Wcllesley takes the lead. Left to her own resources at the early ' age of 12 years, she refused to eat the bread of dependence offered by friends, ; and determined not enly to support but to edticate herself. Af te saving all she could from her earnings at housework, she went to a nice but inexpensive school for girls in Maryland, and was fitted for Wellesloy there. At Wellesley she had a scholarship given to her, and took a special cour of two years. While there sue earned what money slie needed by doing anything, from sweeping the girls' j rooms to teaching. In tho vacation she helped clean honse. Ncit she entored Bostwn nniversity to study medicine, paying her expenses there by teaching in the evening schools of Boston, by doing microscopic work, etc. Her next move waa a European trip, with a view to study in Paris and Vienna. To defray thin expense she hired money. On her return she had the country before her, and chose to lo-cate in Los Angeles. Since then she hivs paid off all debts, and is now receiving a iarge income from her practice in that city. Lowiston Jonrnal. Sitting Bull Kissed Her. Regard for my nex should, I suppose, Induce mo to refrain from recording the fact, .but it is true that I raw a Kew bttlle in the throng around Kitting Bull-ji- uot content tri th themnto-- SUMMONS. In tha district court in and for the Third district of Utah territory, county ot Salt Lake. Robert W. Jackson, l lalntlff. vs. J Summons, Josephine Jackson, defendant. J The people of the territory of Utah send greet-- lug to Joiepblne Jsokson. Defendant: 'OU ARE HEKEDY REQUIRED TO AP-- 1 tha atjoevier innamanedaction brought against you by plaintiff in the District court o the 'I bird Judicial district of the territory of Utah, and to answer the o minlalut tiled there'll within ten days (exclusive of tha day of service) after the service on you of this summons If served within this comity: or. If served nut-o- this county but in this dlstrlot. within twenty davs; otherwise within forty days or Judgrcteut hy default will la taken airalnst you, so lord ng to the prayer of said complaint. Tne suld uo'lon Is brought to have a decree of this court dissolving tile bolide of matrimony existing betw.-e- the plilutift and defendnut. and awarding the plaintiff such other and further relief as to fie court may re en just. Above relief praved for on the er und that the defendant on the !lh day of July. IMit, without lust cause or provocation deserted plslnt'ff and her home and ever am 'a has continued to ho desert plaintiff and posi-tively refuse tn live with lurn. And you are hereby notltln d that tf you fait to appear and answer the euld ro nplaint aa above reuuuvH. the said pla'ntiff w.ll a ply to the court for the re let demnr.ded tharoN. Wltnesn the Hon. Charles 8. Z me. Judue, and th eeal of the Tilstrlct c itirt of the Third Judicial ri strlct. In seal and f T the frrltory of Utah, this letn day of Decmber. in the year of our L ird one thousiind eight hundred anl ninety. J1ENKY fl. McMII.LAM, Clerk. Hy Gko. D. Loom is. deputy clerk. SUJIM0H3. In the District Court in and for the Third ri str.ct of Cnh Trmtory, t outity of Salt Lvl:e. Christine Lyatrup pla miff, ) vs. 8 amnions. I'eterLystrup, laht. ) The people of the Territory of Utah send rr. et.uu: To l'eier Lvetrnp. dele idiuit. l on are heaeby reqinr. U to appear In a'i ac-tion rr.mijr t ucalnM you bv th above iinm-- d pla nt.ft in ti ,lu itcln' Court of the Thiid ,iu-- el .1 iffttr:'t. :tie of ctah.aud to aiiiwer the .o.np:a nt fl)d theieln within ten dnys of the day ef service) auer the HTvica on you n thu summons-- II served wit nn this county: or. If eerved out of t It 'ointy. but In tlrs district within twenty d.,y iitlnrle within forty or judu'-nie- : t by default will be taken against vou, to the prayer oi aaia c unolaiiit. The sa'o action Is brought to have a decree of thla court iliss, ivtnij tu marrlaife existing leiween plaintiff ar.d defendant, award nif to p uliilifl ti.f a de caie, cu-.- dy and control of the child Caroline C. Issue of said man lace: and 'or cos-- s of suit; above relief praved on tne itroiind th tt In tn month i f O loN-r- . Ik7. defe ndant t tiliy a'aniloiird eall plalitlft vviihottt any cause or exeusa, and has ever '!uca failed to prvll the common or any nec, e.arles of life for piaintlff and end child a d h a conti.butrd linth ng toward their support. Atd you are hereby notified tha! If yo i fall to appear and the said c iiiip.aint aa iihove ie.iiiied. thsa!d pl.ilnt tf win apply to the court f. r tbe relief denmid-- d therein Witness the Hon. char!e H. nns. Ju iir". and the teal of the i.ietrlc! court of the Third . lal dlstr ct. In and for Hie tni!o. y of lu'l. thia Kth day of JanuaT. in the year of our Lord one tnousaud eight hundred and ninety-one- . 1st At-- 1 HKNRY U. Clerk. By Geo. D. Loomik, Deputy C erk. SUMMONS. In the district court iu and for the Third ludl-cja- l district of I'tah t urltory. county of Salt l.ase. Isahki. Lynn, plaintiff, vs. 8ummons. Fhsnk Lynn, defendant. I Th of fie territory of Vtau aerid KreetliiK to Frank Lvnn. d'fendant; OU A UK HEKI'HY hKgUlKF.D TO Al'-- I p'ar In au action brought aga nit you by the r.biive named plaintiff In the district court of the TIi m Judicial d strict of the territ iry of t'tah and to an-- e' h coniplut it tiled there-in within ten days iex lusive of the dfiy oi after the seiv.ee m you of this snnnrons -- If served within this count v: or. If ferv.nl out of tMs enmity but in th s district with n tw-- nty dys: o'her- - lse wiihln forty dnvs or .liidktmi nt hr dc nt wpl ! lalten against you accOrdlio' to tha jiravi r of said complamt. The said action Is rr niitlit to a decre of this coot t dis,nv n.' the t oi.dsof m .tr:n. nv fore existing btneen the plaintiff aiid aud auardini; the plaint ft her cost in th's action. Above relief prayed on tlie ttround tttat de-fendant for mo e thau one y ar last pa' t has wlt'tiliv f illed and neul t 'il t provl e pla the conimon nf lie. and without i aile or just provocntfon h.i. treat -- d plnlntifl m such a crui and liihumau nunner as to cause her Bleat mental and l olilv d And you are hereby notified tht If run fail to appear and a'lwwcr the said complaint, ns above re itured. the sil l plalntltTw.il npply to the court for the relief d inande l therein. Witness the Hon. Chi' lea s. Zane. Indue, and the seal of the rl t court of thVTh rd ludlc al d.s'rh t. tn and for the territory of t'tah, this llth day of December. In the year of our Lord one thousand. elht hundred and ninety. IsrAt.l HKNRY O. McMILLAN, Clerk. By lino. 1). Looiats, Deputy Clerk. BUMMOSS. In the Dlstrlrt Court In and for the Third Judl clal District of Utah Territory, County of Salt Laka, Sarah K. Clajloi', ila.ntiff, 1 vs. v Summons. Char es C. Clayt in, defendant. The Teopie of the Territory of Utah sand Kreettug to i haioa , c.ajiui , defendant: Y ii e ereSv r onlred to at pear la an action hroiiitht amalnat you by the above named plaintiff in the Dlstrlot Court of the Third Judicial District of tha Territory of Utah, and to answer the complamt filed therein within ten davs (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on yon of this summons if served within thiscouuty; or if served out of this comity, hut in this district, within twenty daya: otherwise within forty days or ludu-me-by default will be taken against you, to the prayer of said complaint. The said aotlon is brought to have a decree of this court ra ibut p,,ntut a d' vorc.e a.id dissolving the bonds of matrimony heret existing between the plaintiff and de-fendant: awarding p.a,ntttl Judgment f.nr nor costs nnd a I proper relief: pravel on the grounds Mat Hi the month of Noveiubr. INMI, defendant abandoned and wilfully deserted plaintiff, ad ha? ev.r situ e lived separate ami apart fr.on her. althntiKh plaintiff has revty and nililnr tn live with defendant; furt: e lhat s lice Noembr, IMin, defend. mt baa wllfutiy filed and to provide for n a'tttK the irmnnti nr ssarles of life And you are hereby notified that If you fall to appear and answer the said complaint aa above required, the Bald plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Wilnesa, the Hon. Charles S. Zane Judge, and the seal of the District Court of tha Third Judicial District. In and for the Terri-tory of Utah, this a day of lenuarv In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety ,,ue. BIAJU HENHY O. McMILLAN, ClerU Hy Geo. D. Lootnia. Deputy Cleric A. J. Padi.iti. 1. H. Harkis Attys. MARSHAL'S BALE. IM'Rfli'ANT TO AN KXKl'VTION TO ME by the Third Jndic 1 Dls'rlet court of the territory of I'tuh. 1 ehail eipose at public .ale, at the fruit doo- - of the county court house. In Ihe-lt- rf ("alt l.ae, county of Bait Lae and terrltoiy of Utah, rn the i"r day of February, 11. at ID o clock m , all ths right, title, claim, and Interest of tl.e Silt Luke Sanitstlutn aiso lit ro of, in, and to the following deaenbad real e tate. situate, lying, and Delug in Halt Lake count v, and described aa follows, Hart of lo; ,. bio k 17, plat A. Salt l ake Cltv sun i j commencing at a po nt:feet south f the northeast corner of sai-- lot and running soft ft. weft.theuce siuta ft thence eat JMt thence north 44 feet to place of belnnlnt. together with all buildings, machinery and spper-tenance- s b'long:nt and thereto attached, sub-Je-- toene-uiio- u so S3 i, levied Januirv pith. 1HM1. and sale advertised for Febrnarv lKh ll. To be sold as tne property of Th Silt Lake Sanitarium Association, at the suit of Jobn K. Htalh. Terms of hale, Cash. F. H. Pabiosjs, TT. 8. Marshal. Hy A. O. Dt, Deputy Marshal. Dated Jan. JO, ls8i. SUMMON?. In the District Court in and for the Third Ju-dicial liisirlct of Utah Territory, county of Bait Lake. Martha Scott, 1 I'lamtiff vs. ) SUMMONS. Simeon W. Scott, J Defendant. The Teopie of the Territory of Utah send (ireetiug; To binieon W. Scott, Defendant. You are hereby required to appear 111 ail biiuglit asalntyou by the above named plaintiff, in tlie District Court of thTu!r.l Judicial District of tlie Territory of Utah, and to answer tf e eompla'nt tiled therein within ten daya (exclusive of the day of rvlce) after the servl e on you of thlssumnions- - If served within fits count t: or. f served out of this county, but In this d!"trlet, wtvliln twenty days: otherwise w thtn forty days or Judg ment by derault will be taken against you, to the prayer ot said complaint. The said a tion is brought to have a decree of this court d'ssolvlng the bonds of matri-mony eilstlng between the plaintiff and de- - fetidant; awarding the plaintiff the custody and control of minor children. Issue of said marriage, and such general relief as mav be deemed just and equitable; setting apart to the niatntiff, auch pottlon of the common property as may be considered lust and equit-able: and restraining the defendant Irom dis-posing of or In any way incumbering the household and kitchen property now in pos-session of the plaintiff, In h hitue where she Is living, at No. :W9 East T. lrd Houth street, Bait Lake Clty.Utah. and certain real and per-sonal property. In which defendant is Inter-rate- d as heir at law and son of John Sentt. deceased; descnlied as a certain tract of land, situated tn Mill Creek Preo-nct- , halt Lake county, of a res of about the value of IKutmi. Requiring the defendant to pay Into court a reasonable sum, to defray the expenses of this action, H), and for counsel fees feud, and that he pay the plaintiff such rurther sums of alimony, t : K. or such amounts as to this court may seem Just for her sup-port during the pendency of tbls action. Above relief prayed lor on the ground of adul-tery, committed by the defendant, w ith one Josfe Jackfon. on the irlth day of April. I, and divers other times In a room at the White House hotel, No. mm South Main street. Salt Lake City, Utah, without the consent, conni-vance, procurement or previous knowledge of the plaintiff. And ton 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. W'itnbsS the Hon. Charles S. Zane. a Judge, and the Seal of the DIs- - 1 t rli t Court of the Third Judlc- - i SEAU lal District. In and for the Ter- - , ) ritory of Utah, thle 7th day of wv...y.. December. In the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and ninety. UrsKV u, M Mn.i.AN. Clerk. By Gr.o. D. Loomis, Deputy Clerk. Ci.ARkni a W. Haix, Atty. for Plaintiff. (Official lotice. NOTICE.'""" In 'he proha'e court in and for Suit Lake county, terr.tory of Utah. I i the muter of the estate of Hector M. Scott, deceased. NcTIt K IS HEREBY C.IVEN THAT Tierce, adiiilnl-trs- t iro the estate of Hector M. Sc tt. deceased, has rendered for ae tlenirnt an tiled In said court bla dual ac-- - ou.ii of h s adii.lnlstra. on of said estate and petition for final dlstrlbut . n of the residue of al. ert.te among the persons entitled there-to and that ealurday. the th dav of Jebrti-y- , A. I). 1'9, at 10 o'clock a m at the court r oui of said court In tre county court house. Salt Luke city and county. Utah trrltorv. n.is been duly appointed by the judge of said court, for tl e settlement of said account and ncaili g ssld pet tlon for ol .trlbnt'on. at whlrh t line and place any psrwin Interested in silo relate limy appear aud show eaure. If am tr e be why said account should no; be settled and approved aud final distribution made aa pr ye-- i for. , Di t;d January 35, 1891. iEAI.. C. K. ALLEN, Clerk of I'rob ite Court. By C. E. Stanton, Deputy. MARSHAL'S SALE. 1PURSUANT TO AN EXECUTION Trj me by the Third Judicial District court of the Territory of Utah, I slitll expose at public sale at the front door of the county court house, in the city of Malt L ike. county of Bait Lake, end Territory of Utah, on the 10th day of February, 161, at IS o'clock, m,. all the right, title, claim and Interest oftba Salt Lake SinttrUim Association, of. In, and to the following described real estate, sit-uate, lying aud being in Salt Lake conntv, and described as follows, Part of lot 7, block TT, plat A. Salt Lake Ctty surrey, commencing at a point 3H feet south of the northeast o inter of eatd lot and running V thence X.0 feet west, thence south 44 teat, . thence east &lo feet, thence north 44 teet to place ot beginning, together with all build-ings, machinery aud appurtenances belonging and thereto attached. To be sold as the prop-erty of The Salt Lake Banltntium Association at the suit ot James tilendennlng. Terms of rale, cash. 15. H. Parsons, V. B. Marshal. By A. O. DYnn, Deputy Marshal Dated January IS, levl. A EE80LUTI0N. RF.SOLUTION CONFIRMING F1AN-ch'se- s granted tl.e Salt LakeClty railway company lebruary 11th, 1850 undMayVoth, ISM) Be It resolved by the city council of Bait Lake City that whereas, by section six (S)of a resolution of the said city council entitled 'a resolution granting a franchise to the Salt Laae City Railroad company idopted Febru-ary nth, 10 "The said Bait Lake City Railroad company was required to commence work w ithin sixty days afiar the acceptance of said franchise, and were ratjulred to complete at least five miles of said roart mentioned In sal 1 resolution within six mouths after said aoeeptance, and noon the failure thereof, the grant and fran-chise made la said resolution was to become null and void : and. Whereas, By sertli n six fS) of a resolution granting a Irancume to the Bait Lake City Mallroad company, passed May3uth, IMJ. son was renulrel to be commenced by said railroad company upon the lines therein specified within sixty i i'o j days after the acceptance of the grant therein contained, or tbe said grant was to become null and void; aud, Whereas. It Mae further therein provi-ded that the nunibsr of miles of track neon the lines described In said last named resolution const luc.ted within six i) months after the rassaa-- e of said resolution, should be credited to said n m lany. and be deemed and accepted as a performance of the re julrements con-tained tn the said section six (6) of the resolu-tion granting a franchise to said company, sdoptsd February llth leDO, to complete five miles of road within nine months after the acceptance of said giant; and. Whereas. The said Salt Lake City Railroad eompsnyj within the time specified In said resolution respectively, commenced work as therein ptotided. and completed more than five miles of road as therein require!. Now e, be it Resolved, That the franchise granted to said company in so far as a compliance of said con-ditions Is concerned by and the same la here-by confirmed and maoe absolute. Passed January ), 1S9I. Attest: J, F. .TAfK, Geo. M. Scott, rsEAr.l Recorder. Mayor. United Btatfb or A Manic a i TaaiuionT or Utah Vss. Salt Laket'itv. ) I. J. F. Jack, recorder of Salt Lake City, do hereby certify that th foreiotns: Is a full, true aud correct copy of a retolutlon continuing franchises granted the Salt Lake City Rail-road co npany Ketruary 11, iwn, and Mav atth, Iffi passed by ths ctty council of Salt Lake City, as appearsof re .ord In my ofnee In testimony whereof, I have hereunt set my hand and niiixtd the corporate seal o Ran. Lane City, this '.Mud day of January, A. D.. lSel. J. t JACK,. City Recorder. NOTIOE TO CREDITORS. TESTATE OF JAMES JOHNSTON, DE-V- j ceased. Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned, administratrix of the estate of James Johnston, derevsed. to the creditors of, and all prs.,ns having claims against the said decsa.-e- to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four montlis after the first publication of this notice, to the said adminis-tratrix at her residence, No. St West Temple street Bait Lake City. In the county of Salt Lake Dated Februarys l'1. FLIZA T, JOHNSTON. Administratrix of The estate of James John-ston, deceased.' r P. Loo itiK, Attorney for Administratrix. H0TI0E EOS PUBLICATION. Ho. 803. Land ornc at Sam Lake Citt, t Jan. ill, imii. f N'OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT following-name- 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 register snd receiver at S-- lt Lae i Ity, on the Pth of March, lr H, viz: Lara Hun 'en Oralir. D. S . 11.60), lor the lot 4, aw qr tw qr and n hf sw qr sec U, tp 8 s, r 8 w. He names the following witnesses to prove hie continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, vi. : Alfred A. Jones, Freoericg H. Hansen, Joseph N. Morris, Hairr Hayaes, all of Eldorado, Salt Lake Conntv. uth. Frank D. Hobbs. Register. Brno & Lowe, Attorneys for Applicant. SUMMONS. In the district court of the third Judicial dis-trict of Utah territory, County of Salt Lake. Amelia Charlotte Peterson An-- Corson, plulnt 0. vs. Anders Summons, Welheira Anderson, def t. i The people of the Territory of Utah send greet tug to Anders Wllheim Anderson, defendant. rOU AKK HEHKHY REQUIRED TO AP-pe- ar in an action brought agaiust you by the above plaintiff in the district court of the third judicial district of the territory of Utah and to answer the complaint filed there-in within ten days (exclusive of the day of ser-vice) utter the servl e 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 wlthtn forty days or judgment by default will bai taken against you, recording to the prayer of said complaint. The said action is brought to have a decree of this court dissolving the bonds of matri-mony ex sting between plaintiff and defendant, and adjudging that plain. Iff take her maiden name, above rl ef prayed on the grounds that for more than one year last past defendant h is fai'e i t provide for plaintiff the common necesi ar.es of life, although able so to do: and that for more than one year last past defend-ant has wilfully and abandoned nlatntllT her will Ami Aud you are hereby notified that If you fall to appear atid answer the said complaint as above required, the Bald 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, 1 hkau In and for the Territory of Utah. I r) this iMith day of January, In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninetv-one- . HENRY II. McMILLAN. Clerk. By GEO. D. LOOMI9. Deputy Clerk. NOTICE. In the Probate Court, In and for Salt Lalta county. Territory of L'tan. In the matter of the estate of Isaac Laney, de-ceased. NOTICE IS HF.EF.BY GIVEN THAT H. S. administrator of the estate of Isaac i.sney. deceased, has rendered for set-tlement aud filed in said court, hia final ac-count of his adiuinlstr-Ttlo- of said estate and petition for final distribution of the residue of s:ild estate among the persons entitled thereto, snd that Tuesday, the 10th dav of February, A. I), isfd. at in o clock a m., at the courtroom of said court, In tha c nnty courthouse. Salt Lake City and county, Utah territory, has been duly appointed by the Judge of said court for the settlement of s dd account and hearing said petition for dlstplhutlon. at which time and place any person interested in said est it may appear and show cause, if any there be, why said account should not tie feeltled and approved and tinal distribution made aa prayed for. C.E. ALLEN. Clerk of the Probate Court, C. E. Ptanton, Deputy. Dated Jan. 10, AN ORDINANCE A MENDING SECTION .1 OF CHAPTER 18 J of the revised ordinances ot Salt Lake city, Sbction 1. He It ordained by the cltv coun-cil of Salt Lake City: That section S of chan-ter IS of the revised ordinances of Salt Lake City be and Is hereby amended to read as fol-lows: Sec. 3. The sexton Is hereby empowered to sell lots In said cemetery and to collect before occupancy all dues arising from such sales, and all moneys so collected thall be bv him paid into toe city treasury, as often as once a mouth, less 10 per cent thereof for each lot sold for 2S and under, and foe each lot sold for any sum exceeding two and one-hal- f dollars, which he may retain as his commis-si!. n for selling ar.d collecting. Ho shall give to each purchaser a certificate for each lot, or part ot lot bought, with the price thereor. which shall describe the lot so bought, aud he shall keep a duplicate of said certificate and record the same. The price of lots, the sle being sixteen and one-hai- roet Fquare. shall not exceed IKO, nor shall lhy be lens thiol Hi, the cemetery committee being empowered to regulate the prce according to location, sub-ject to the approval of the city council: nnl all lots and partaof lots so c 'nveyed. together with nil Improvsmetits thereon 'shall be ex-empt from taxation (except for water) aud execution. Sec. v. This ordinance to be In force from and after Its passage. Passed December id. 1800. seal. GEO. M. SCOTT Mayor. Attest: J. F. Jack, City Recorder. United States ok Amkhica, j Tebhitoky or Utah. Salt Lakh Citv. I. .1. F. Jack, recorder of Salt Lake Citv, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a full, and correct copy of "An ordinance Amend-ing Section 8 of Chapter IS of tho Revised of Salt Lake City," passed by the city council ot Stilt Lnke City December ad, 1MV as aptiears of record in my office. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and afllxed the corporate seal of Salt LakeClty, this December if.M, A. D. lowu. nkau J. F. JACK. City Recorder. NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. rpO GUS HEARSKN. S. T. LUNELL, A. G. 1. Hansen, or your heirs or assigns. You are hereby notltl'ed that 1 have expended liuo In lats.r aud Improvements upon the 'onuii-dru-lode, situated in what is called "Mill A." south fork or liig Cottonwood, Salt Lake county, Utah Territory. In order to hold said premises under thenrovtslons of Section fits)!, Revised Statutes of the l.'nited States, and In compliance of the local law s ot Hlg Cotton-wood mining district, being the amount re-quired to hold the stmt) for the year ending December, 1M0U, snd If within iuoi ninety days fcom the service i f this notice, (or within ninety days after this notice of publication i, you fall or r fuse to contribute your propor-tion, tweniy five iWVOl dollars, each of you, and expenses of advertisement pro ratio, to each of you of said expenditures as company owners, your interests in said claim will be-come the property of the subscriber, under said Section aw i. L. M. Johnson. Dated. Jan. l"J. 1S9I. NOTIOE TO CREDITORS. Estate of Fred R. Farmer, deceased E IS HEKEHY GIVEN HY THIS li undersigned, the administrator ot the es-tate of Kted K Farmer, deceased, to the credit-ors of. and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necesesry vouchers, wit'du ten months after the first publ'ratlon of this notice, to the said Thomas S. Snarr. administrator, at the law office of C. O. Whittemore aud S P. Armstrong. No. 23 Main etreet, Salt Lake City, in the county of Lake, Dated Jan. 13, lyi. Thomas S. Snarr, Administrator of the estate of Fred R. Farmer. SUMMON?, In the District Court In and for the Third Judic-ial District of Utah Tt rrilory, County of Salt Lake. Arthur Croxforp, Plaintiff, I vs. 'Gammons Rose Isabella croxforp, Defendiint. The People of the Territory of Utah send greet-i- n : to Hose Isabella Croxford, deiendant. 'OH ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 1 0 AP-- peur in an action brought aga nit you by the above named plaintiff in the dUtrl- t court of the Third judicial district of the territory of Ut li. and to answer the complaint tiled there-in w:th n ten d.iys (exclusive of t'je day of servl el after the service on you of this sum-mini- If s r.'ed within this county: or, If served out of this county, but In this district, within twenty days; (therwlse within forty days or Judgment by default will be taken against you, according to the prayer of salj complaint. T e sa.d action Is brought to have a decree of this court dissolv,nr the bonds of matri-mony t o v existing between pla miff and de-fend. .nt an granting a divorce to defendant; awarding hitn the custody of the minor chil-dren, issue of said marriage, to wit, Grant an 1 Art ur W. D. Croxford. and fer such other and fitrth-r- lief as may be Just and equitable: above ie lof prayed on the giound that on or about the let day ef June. IrS.'. defendant wil-fully and without cause doeriel and abai-done- d this pla ntl t. a'td has ever sm-- e con-tinued to so devirt ai,d abandon hlrn. without sufili leut cause, or any reason, and against his nil. aud without his consent. And you are hereby notified that If you fa:l to appea- - snd anw t the s ild complaint as above required, the said pla'rtdT will apply to the t o irt for the relief demanded. Wilt. ess the Hon. C.'.anes S. Zane. Jnde. and the seal of the district court of the Third judicial district, In and for the territory rf UtAti, this 7th day of Janua-- y. In the year of our Lord one thousand e ght hundrrd and nln-t- y one. isKAt.l HENRY G. McMILLAN, Clerk. By GEO. D. Looiiis, Deputy Clerk. A Million Tirops Tnto ills t,ap. To bo a millionaire for six years and uot know it has apparently been the luck of Mr. A. P. Cunningham, of Washing-ton. Mr. Cunningham is a clerk in the document room of the senate. Friday night he was informed that his uncle, John Cunningham, died in Australia six years ago, leaving an estate valued at 1,500.000. He is tho sole heir of hia uncle, all his relatives who might have come in for a share of the estate being dead. Mr. Cunningham is the son of Patrick Joseph Cunningham. Tho latter had two brothers named John and Fran-cis, who were natives of Ireland and came from Dundalk to America in 1820. They went to Montreal, then to Phila-delphia and then to Australia. In 18.16 John returned to Philadelphia, and in that year invited his brother Pat-rick, who then lived at Elliottville, N. Y., to visit him. Patrick attempted to accept tho invitation. There was an Irish celebration at Buffalo, and he started to it intending to go on to Phila-delphia. The train on which he em-barked was snowed in between Dunkirk and Buffalo, and Mr. Cunningham, in the trying times th.it followed, lost the address of his Philadelphia brother. Patrick lived in a number of cities, dy-ing in Pennsylvania some years ago. Now, after the laise of years, his son re-ceives the first definite information about the uncle whom his father started out to find more than thirty years ago. Phila-delphia Pieord. NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. 'T'O HANS CLAUSEN. OR YOUR HEIRS X or iiKSigns. You are hereby notified that I have evpenurd fKM In l tbor and Improve- ments on the Morning Star" lode, situated what Is called ' Mill A." south fork of Hig Co, ton wo; d, Salt La.,a County. Utah Terrl tory, in oroer to hold tM premises under the provisions of section 4U. Revised Statutes of the United St. ites. and In compliance of the local laws of Ui Cottonwood Kilning district, being the amount re pured to hold the same for the ..ear ending December. 18i;andif within ninety ik nays from the service of tills notice (or within ninety days after this notice o." publication) you fall or refuse to contribute our proportion, to wit: i(V(kH,, and eipeu-o- s of thlsadvert.sementof such ex-pend ture :is a co owner, your int-r- in said cia'm will become the property of the undersald section 'IJ4. Dated January &'d. i8d. L. M. Johnsoh. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FUR K1LLINO VACANCIFS 1 thatm.iy exist in any elective onlce of Salt Lake Cltv. Section 1. He it ordained by the city council of Sail Lake C ty That In case any vacancy may exist In any elective ortlce of the city, the city council shall appointa still aide person to Sll'said va"aucy, who shall qualify and give bond in the same manner, perform the nam-- duties, and ho subject to th- - simo liablllt.es as the officer whose offlco shall become vacant, and he shall hold office until his successor shall be dulv elected and qualified, unless sooner re-moved by tne city council for cause. Sec. a. This ordinance to te lu force from and after its passage. Pas-e- d December IMh. IW. sfai..J G Kit. M. SCOTT, Mayor. Attest: J. F. Jack, city Recorder. Tbkritoiiy or Utah, i C'ii nty or Salt Lakk. i ' I. ,7. F. Ja-k- , recorder of Salt Lake City, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a full, true and correct copy of An oruiuance for Killing Vacancies that m iy exist m any Elective Offlce of Salt Lake City." passed by the city council of Salt Lake City December With, ISM, as ap-pears of record tn my oillce. In testimony whereof. I have hereunto set my hand and artixed the corporate seal of Salt Lake City this lfth day of December, A. D. Ihuf. (SKA!.. J. F. JACK. City Recorder. DELINQUENT STOCK NOTICE. riiHE BRIGHTON & NORTH POINT 1RRI-- gatlon Company -- Location of principal place of bus neis. Hrighton niect!ne-house- . Salt Lake county, Utah. There are delinquent upon the following described stock of the Brighton & North I'o.nt Irrigation Company on assessment of sixty (S.I) cents per share, levied upon the 16th day of October. t8U0, the amounts set opposite the names of tha respective shareholders aa follows: Ce'rtf. N'm0- - Shares. m't 37-- 14, Henry 8 J4H0 987 Henton. 1 A 9 6 40 41 liockholt, D, (estate) 3 1 wrj lHSCrowther. W in 24 14 4) Unissued Same 3 l SO 54 Dunford, Alma B 10 6 00 Si Dunconibe. David 7 4 ao 1S Gay. Geo H 7 4 20 Jno P 8 4 S9 tvs Hajen. Sr, Robt 3 1 SO Uulssued Hanen, Jr, Robt.. ..I . 60 Geo ft S (X) M7 Holmes, G S 3 60 4f Jacobs. Charldan 3 1 SO S-o- Lane, Sophia A a 40 IRS Learned, Newton A 6 8 00 3S.- S- " 4 8 40 lofl Llovd. John 4 40 W) Maxey, David 7 4 W) 240 Mnyue. A H 17 10 30 eal. Geo S 60 sh, John tf fi 40 274 Snell, Luetuma E 11 6 ) ro-- " 17 luso n " " 18 eo SKt " " 'M 14 40 0 ?eltoenfeld, Jos 8 1 St son Schoenfeld. John 0 S 4 281 Toronto, heirsof Joseph.. ..45 7 CO 10 Worsmuth. Z S 8 09 Wrav, D Camp...... 7 4 an DB6 Wautland, C E 10 6 00 And In accordance with law and the order of the Board of Directors made on said Kith day of October, and a subsequent order of said board of directors made on the SOth day of De-cember. A. D. lew: so many shares of each parcel of stock aa may be necessary will be sold at the oitlce of the" treasurer of the coins panv. Arthur Brown, at No. all Main street, (upstairs! Salt LakeCitv, Utah, on the ivth day of February, A. D. lust at l o.elock noon of fa'd day to pay delinquent assessment thereon together with the cost ot advertising and expenses of eaie. jbju. Cuuxaxaw, SecrtUqsi NOTICE TO CREDIT0R8. I 'STATE Of THOM SPKICF.,DE('EASF.D j -- Notice Is hereby iilven by th" under-signed, administrator of Iheestateof Thomas t'rlce. deceased to fie creditors of, and all p?rsons havin- claims against the said de-ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication ol this notice, to the said adminis-trator at he residence No. 013 West First th stre..t, Salt Lake City, In the county of Salt L.ike. Dated Salt Lake City. Utah. January 92, 1K91. JOS. C. UAVIS, Administrator of the estate of Thomas 1'nce, deceased. NOTIOE OF THS INTKNTION OF THE CITY council to extend water mains on Thir-teenth East street. Notice is Hereby riven by the city council of Salt Lake City of the in?ntlon of auch coun-cil to make tne f dlowli-- des rlbed Improve-ment, Extending and laying iron water pipes or mains along the following streets, namely: on Thirteenth Fast street from midway between Second and Third Soutn to midway between Third and Fourth South Ftreete. with laterals on Third South street; and defraying f the cost thereof estimated at two thousaud dollars, by a local assessment ur on the lots or pieces of ground within the fvllowimt described district, being thedistrict to bi affected or benefitted by said improvement, nam dy: Allot lots 3 and 4, block 95; lotsl and", block 96; lots 4 and 5, blocks: lots 7 ands, block ; all la plat F, Salt Lake city survey. All protests and ob-jections to the carry lug oht of such intention must be presented In writing to the cltv re-corder on or before February 9;h, 11, being the time set by the said council when It will lit ar and consider such objections as may be made thereto. , By order of the city eoiracll of Salt Lake City, made January 15, . L S.i&UK. Utr fiaworUeav No. 775. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land OOlre at Salt Lake City, Utah, January , I8i. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT naiued settler has filed no-tice of her Intention to make tlnal proof in support of her claim, aud that said proof will be made before the county clerk of Tooele couuty. Ttah. at Tooele City, Utah, ou Febru-ary iv, 1(4)1. viz: Mary Ann Hiskey, D. 3. No. 1UW, for the EH NWH and bWi, NE!,aud NWi SEI setcion I", township 3 south, range 3 west. She names the following witnesses to prove her residence upon aud cultivation of. said land, viz: Edmund Leaver. J. L.Vhlthoue, William Cochrane, J. W. Whiiehouse all of Lake View, U(ah. ........ An Owl Kill a Dog. In a Main street window in Pawtucket there is a fine specimen of the cat owl, alive and apparently ugly. It was caught above the Diamond Hill reservoir in rather a curious manner. One nf the residents in that vioinity was in the woods with his dog, a Gordon setter, when the owi attacked the dog, catching it by the throat. Tlie owl succeeded in killing the dog, but its beak or talons were caught 'in tho dog's hair and its cauture wag eay.?-rqVia.ea- Journal. NCTICE TO CREDITORS. I STATU OF HARRIET HOWDLK, PE-'- j ceased. No. ic is given by the undersigned, executor of the estate of Harilet Hov.de uec-ase- to the creditors of. and all persons havtiu claims against the said de- - ea-e- to exhibit them with the necessary vou-her- s. wttnin fou; mouths after the first publication of tbls notice, to the said exe-- - i '.or, at No. u. Main street, Salt Luke City, Uliih, in the count v of Salt Lake. J R. Howiirjc. Kxecutor of tl.e estate of Harriet Howdle, deceased. |