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Show THE SALT LAKJ3 TIMES, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 14, 1891 V 7 . NOTICE TO CREDITORS. I'STATK OK .JAMES JOUNST N. DE-- J j ceased. Notice Is herehy given by the undersigned, administratrix of tin- - estate of James Johnston, dereved. to the rreultors of. and all persons having claims agam-- l the said decease I. to rxhtl.lt tlifm with the mi.ir vouchers, within four months alter the tlrst publication of thin notice, to the aaiil admin at her No. HK West Temple nl iwt Walt Lake City, in the comity of halt La lie, Dated February 4, WH. ELIZA J, JOHNSTON. Administratrix of t tie estate of Jaimis John Moll, deceased. P. Likhiiik, A turner for Administratrix. official ilot!51 NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION, Land Omci at Sai t Lakh citv, Utah, I January lth. I8JI. f N'OTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE uaiued settler nan tiled notice of hie intention to make tlnal proof In support of hla claim, and that said proof will he made before the register and receiver of the land oitice. ut Salt Lane City. Uiah, on February .'Mh. iHin, viz: Charles If. VVllckeu, I). S. No. ll?so, for the south half i,f the southwest ipiarter section 4, township it south, lancet west. Suit Lake meridian. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous lesiitenee upon and cultivation of. said land, vl.: Hchci Hetinlou. and William McLaugh-lin of North Jordan precinct, Salt Lake county. Utah. Samuel W allace ai d Joslah Wallace of Granger precinct, Salt Lake county, ctaii. No. TU0.1 FRANK D. HOllliS. Register. Wfftcial Itoticctt. NOTICE Or FORFEITURE, Sait Lakk Coi nty, January t, Itui. f fpo JACOll JACOI1S0N, OK VoL'K HEIRS i omadgns: Vo 11 are hereby notilled that we have exi ended u) in la.s.r and improve-metil- s upon tne Great Western Lode, as will appear by certificate Bled December .'W, s,x. In the ofllce of Hecorder West, Mouutain Mining district, Salt Lake county. Uiah territory. 111 order tv lioui said premises under the provi-sions of section Rnisel statutes or the United states, being the amount reiiu.rel to hold tit same for the yeir en. linn le. e.nber, lMHi; and if wltliln 1HO1 ninety days from the servl.eof this nolle- - (or within ninety days a ter this notice ot public itloiu you fall or re-- i fuse to contribute vour prop rtlon. to wit: Mi :n) and etpeus. "a "f this advertisement, of such evt en liture as a e enp.ioy owner, your lnlerctd in caid claim will become the property of the subscribers, under saul section at" I, JAM IS I.MI-K-NILS LiNHFUKS. Dated Jnuuary ;. isul. Official Itoticcff.' NOTICE. In the probate court In and for Ball Lak4 county, territory of Utah. In the matter of the estate of Hector M. Scott, deceased. VfOTrfE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT Al Frank Pierce, administrator of the estate of Hector M. Scott, deceased, has rendered for settlement and filed in said court his tttml ac-count of his administration of said estate aud petition for final distribution ot the residue ol said estate among the persons entitled there to. and that Saturday, the swth dav of Febru-ary, A. D. lhil, at 10 o'clock a. m , at the coi rcom of said court. In the county court house. Salt Lake city and county, Utah territory, baa been duly appointed by the Judge of said, court, for the sat lenient of said account and hearing said petition for distribution, at which time and place any psrsoa interested in Slid eel ate may appear and ihotr causa, if any thor be why said account should not be settled an4 approved and final distribution made a Ir .yet f..r. lifted January 25, 18)1. cAi.J C. E. ALLEN, Clerk of l'robite Court. Hr C. K. Stantos, Deputy. listening to lies." If you coulii seo bis houie you would not wonder at it. The Scenery Collection. Oue of the finest collections of paint-ings ever on exhibition in this country is now at the Aiuericun Art pallery pre-vious to its sulu aud dispersion. It gives uie a very fair idea of the achieve-ments of modern art, and iucroascs one's respBct for those achievements, The Dutch school is represented ly Josef Israels; the (iermau by Vau Marcke, Lowith and Ludwig Snaus; English art by one Millain, and one or two works by the young Scotch artist Nicol; Scandinavian art by Kdelfelpt; American art by Millet, Jones and Houghton; Spanish art by Josa etc. Hut by far the greater part of the collection. U distinctively French in character. There is scarcely a distinguished French painter among the moderns who is not well represent-ed. There is one tine Millet. 0110 splendid Geriine. one llongticrcan, two of the best of Schreyers, a liue liou-heur- , two Meissonicrs. ntiuibcis of Carols, Danbigueys, etc.- - Mr Senlcy's former collection' of eighty-liv- e pic-tures brought 1H0. "livening in the. Hamlets of Fiuntsterre," by Jules Breton, aione brought Slx.SoO. The present collection will no doubt realize even larger sums. what sounded like Seidle's orchestra in purely intellectual music and what if, instead of harmless Coney Island, it had proved to be the other place? Ulysses would have had to retire from the leadership of his party and the eth-aca- n phansees and Greek tories would have felt a moral exhiliration that would have come ringing down the ages. Bornhardt is the one artist that can express the inexpressible. No shade of feeling is too subtle for her art; no depth of woe too profound; no passion too titanic. The scene where she begs her lover to consent to the betrayal of his friend and so escapo the torture, to which she U an agonized witness, was made so real, so thrilling, so awful as to be painful. There are few actresses living who could have made the audi-ence believe in the realty of the horri-ble scene. And that voice whose soft tones are a caress, whoso every note is music and whose hale carries the warn-ing of an envenomed fung that strikes with death! Said a young friend sitting next to me: "Oh, to bo loved by a woman like that!" Just then Mario staggered in with blood trickling from his temples. "Yes," said a friend oa the other side of me; "that (alluding to M:irio) is what it is to be loved by such a woman! Only the torture is tot coulined to the brain it is pressed down into the heart and soul!" When the curtain went down I was just mean enough to ask her name, but could extract no further revelation. The scene where LaTosca stabesScHrpia was illustrated with a minute knowledge of the ps.vohology of murder. The audi-ence was held it breathless suspense. Company good! Diigucsne's Scarpia a performance marked by repose and power. M. Flcury's Mario, too, was good. I felt that the night was one of the evonts of my life. Ami the curtain went down as it does on all things both good and bad." Hunter's Wmw I'kay. Some men have a geuius for swallow-ing swords, some for swallowing statis-tics, some for twisting a ball, sotno for twisting combinations of words, some for painting hair on a cow, some for painting towns, some for breaking mules, some for breaking women. The relative supremacy of gifts must be left to a higher intelligence than ours. I don't suppose Mr. Gunter Imagines that hu has written great books, or that in "Mr. Potter of Texas" he has a great play. Mr. Gtintcr's genius lies in understanding his public. The great public like his stories and buy them. The great public have liked his play, "Mr. Barnes of New York," and have gone to see it, aud imagine tbc great puqlic will similarly cotton to the gen tleman from Texas. "Mr. Totter of Texas" is just bad enough to please the present taste of the public. The play necessarily omits the most iuterest-1111- 7 Dart of the bonk, the seenes SARAH JMNIIIIT; Ear Triumphant and Gorgeous Reappear-ance in Hew York City Mr. Totter of Texas. KAT GOODWIN IN HI8 OWN HOME. Walter Damrosch's Permanent New York Orchestra Mir.i. Dis de Bar's Debut B. B. Young in Concert. New York, Feb. 10. Special cor-respondence to The Times:. After four years absence the unique S.truh opened her season hc-i-e at the Garden theater in Lt Torsa at three dollars an orchestra stall and plenty of takers. She had not been in New York over a few minutes when she sternly demand-ed why l auny Davenport had said that lie iarah) had grown fat? I think she was secretelv pleased but she pre-tended to be terribly indiguant. She cruelly inquired whether the lady in questiou was particularly thin. Fanny retorted iu a much more amiable way by indignantly denying that she had ever regarded tho divine Sarali as other than hopelepsly scrawny, and so International compliments passed be-tween these two great artists. The truth is that Sarah has grown stouter, (diplomatic word, as I do not wish to be horse-whippe- d or receive the honor of a challenge from Maurice!) und it is very becorVing to her. She does not have to dless now so, as to hide the topographical map of Switzerland, and the leading juvenile man no longer tears his hands. The divine Sarah is positively and deliriously plump. She has lost in nothing not even in those arts that have made her the greatest ac-tress and the best advertised woman in the world. The audience that assem-bled tho opening night was a tribute to n supremo artist. The play itself would nut have drawn a handful of people there. If it were not fr it being French and by the great Sardou the play would be thrown out of the critical court. When it is not horrible it is stupid. Il is pot a tragedy. It does not rise from the regular depths of human destiny nor move in the shadow of fate. It has melo-dramati- o cleverness, and belongs to the realm of mechanics. Much has been said about Sarah's obligations to the French drnmatiat. Much more might be said of the splendid gonitis that has illum-ined Strdou's morbid and artificial plays mid translated them into an im-portance they never intrinsically de-served. Too often the actor is looked upon as the mere illustrator the ma-chine through which tho dramatist speaks. They are regarded much in the same light as the pianist and com-poser. The author Is called the creator; the actor the interpreter. Theatrical Notes. And still they come! Mine. Diss de Bur, of spook picture fume, has been engaged to appear in a play entitled "Out of Sight," a very appropriate play for one so ac-customed to work in th'u dark. Some enterprising manager out to engage her to play the queen to Lawyer Mark's Hamlet. They would be groat iu tho closet scene! ''Look upon this picture and on this!" If Dis de liar can ma-terialize as Mrs. Viddon or Charlotte Cushmau she may show some people how to act. "For whence this longing after im-mortality?" The "Two Orphans" (poor orphans! why can't they let them rest in an asylum for the nged antl has been revived with Miss Kate Claxton nnd Mrs. MeKee Kankin in their original roles The two young ludies, though suffering from nervous-ness did very woll ami when they've played the parts for another twenty years thev will become thoroughly at home in them. While this taste for the aniiquo maintains there is a great chance for some hustling manager to dig up David (varrick and star him in "Little Lord Fauutleroy." D'Oyly Carte's new opera house in London is saiil to he one of the tiucst things of its kind in the world. Its sealery, traps, etc., are worked by ma-chinery, controlled by electric buttous, Sir Arthur Sullivan iu a burst of enthu-siasm remarks that "the scenery walks on and off like actors." This is a pleas-ing novely. We havo been to a great many theaters where the actors walked walked on and off like scenery. Mr. Walter Damrosch, supported by the Symphony society, has secured a ffiiarBiilon fitvirl rf $111 OAfl .nttl to nw. lablish a permanent orchestra in New York. The promoters of the enterprise are the wealthy magnates of this city. The concerts will be given in the new Carnegie music hall, which is now ncar-in- g completion, and which has already cost ovr?r $1,000,01)0. B. 15. Young heralded from Chicago but really, I think, the genial H. H. from Salt Lake, has recently made a successful appearance here in concert. Rattle. ill and about Alexandria. It is a curious combination of burlesque and drama. Whenever Mr. Potter (Mr- Mordaunt) is on the stage il is bur-lesque; whenever Lady Aunerly (Miss Seligman) is on it is drama. The marriage is a mesalliance, and is not altogether happy. If any foreigner had caricatured an American as Mr. Gunter and Mrs. Mordaunt have done iu this play, there would be a uuiversal cry of protest and indignation. Dick-en'- s Mother Arnold, aud Kudyard Kip-ling combined have not held us up to such inexcusable ridicule. I don't think Mr. Potter, as represented on the stage of the Star theater, ever existed; if he did, he never was a typical Texan. Poor Texas! Between Mr. Hoyt and Mr. Ounter emigration to Texas Is not likely to receive stimulating encourage-ment. It only goes to show that no ex-pose quite equals one gotten up by a member of one's own familv. I didn't care for Mr. Mordaunt's Potter. It was too boisterous and ac-centuated. 1 'laved with a semi-timi-consciousness of his own short-coming-it would have been more humorous and likable. .Still, he may have been instructed to play it so. Miss Seiigman, to my thinking, is the coming emotional actress of America. However, she does not shine to uunsual advantage in her present position. The cast generally was re-markable. Interview With Nat Ooodwln. In a handsome residence on West Knd avenue between Seventy-fift- and Seventy-sixt- h streets you may see what it is to be a successful commedian. It was a dismal, rainy day when I called and found Mr. Goodwin bent aud smileless. lient by the penetrating ef-fects of the weather smileless because ho is a commedian. Action and re-action are equal and opposite in physi-ology and psychology as well as physics. The elder Booth was famous for his antics in the midst of and iu the interval between tremendously tragic scenes, and I have hoard his famous son explain it on the score not of want fueling but of supcrlluity of feeling. And this is reasonable. So serious actors are often very jolly fellows and commediaus are proverbially solemn, not to say doleful. Mr. Gootlwiu is no exception tho' he is extremely afl'ablo in bis own home. I found him reading Hiawatha in a library furnished luxuri-antly aud with great taste. Ho con-fessed to pie that he took no pleasure in the work he is at present doing He has long had an ambition to turn his back upon farce, but ho spoke feelingly of his costly efforts to educate tho pub-lic. Ho had tried to do legitimate work and been rewarded with columns of commendatory criticism and rows of empty stalls. He instanced the failure of "The Gold Mine," tho' he admitted the motive of the piece was at fault. In England versatility was recognized and leut itself to the reputation of an actor, but in this country it was a distinct dis-advantage. However, he has not given up his ambition but will postpone any efforts outside of farce and farce coin-ed y for some four or live years to come. Then he hopes to repeat the experiment of a legitimate endeavor. IIo said he had talked with Jefferson about it and that Jefferson had encouraged him to persevere and had told him he (Jeffer-son) had had to get away from farce by degrees that he had plaved "Kip Van Winkle" two seasons to losing business and that then tho tide turned. Like most successful actors, Mr. Goodwin hopes to have a theatre in New York. He says he could build one tomorrow but be prefers to let some one else do the building and preliminary losing. The manager of the Bijou has made him a proposition looking' to his fiertnanent occupancy of that theatre, the theatre ton small. He assured me that they were now turning more people away every night than could get into the theatre. Mr. troodwin spends most of his time read-ing plays or hearing them read. Ho mueli prefers his lovely hotne to loaf-ing (iboitt a club, as he says, "lying and Tho poet, we are told, "gives to airy nothingness a loc.il habitation and a name." The actor takes that immater-ial nothingness, clothes it with flesh, pours blood into its veins, puts light into its eyes, color in its cheek, breath in its nostrils makes it a living, breath- - ing, complex entity. They are both creators. Something stirs the imagina-tion of the- poet he makes a beautiful snow image. The im-age stirs the imagination of tho actor and he makes it into a mau. Mimicry is the basis of acting no more than of painting, and imagination is the c of the great actor as of the great painter. Not a few authors have been forced to admit tho recreative ability of the actor Southern made Lord Dundreary. Jefferson made Kip Van Winkle, aud Sarah Bernhardt has made Sardou. The universal genius of Shakespeare o'ertops all actors as it o'crtops all authors. Thus if he could telephone from that bourue from which no traveler ever telephones, I've no no douot ho would confess that actors as well as critics have disclosed beau-ties in his work of which he never dreamed. Bernhardt certainly brings to La Tosea something that is not there and that something is a creation, tho' like tho flash of lightning hemmed on the curtain of night; it dies in tho mo-ment of its birth. That is the pathos of the aclor's art he paints pictures on bubbles; makes sculptures in clouds: writes poems in the sea, a nd then it is but a memory. The cleverness of mechanical con-struction in La Tosca lies in the fact that it furnishes Madame Bernhardt with a vehicle for displaying her mar-velous tempci a nental and emotional gifts; and the woman does not live whose masterful personalitylsweepsthro' a wider gamut. Here art and person-ality meet in an absolutely satisfactory result. Bernhardt is one of the won-der i of our epoch. Grim-visage- terror sprang out of the splendid intellectu-ality of tho 18th century like the war-like goddess from the brain of Jovo. Somebody scratched the veneer of civi-lization and the primordial savage was disclosed. So in this our conventional aud proper ago an age of restraint and forms and emptiness Bernhardt breaks forth now and then to remind us that underneath all this is life pulsating, rushing, agonizing life. It is well to be reminded of it. Do you imagine that women like La Tosea belong to the poetic drama and not to life and now? They touch elb'jws with you many a dayl Thoy do not wear Lu Tosca gowns, perhaps perhaps Ihey are clothed by Redfern. They do not slab with a knife, but they are as deadly. They may not, as Bern-hardt does, give outward form to in-ward realities, for thoy learn conceal-ment, but they hnve the same passion-al- e sweep and force; the same fascinat-ing abandon; the some scorching heal; the same spasmodic virtues aud heroics: the same insatiablo greed for emotional excitement, and the same genious for treachery. If you know such a one, go and see Bernhardt and see what the end will be. Ulysses was a wise man. He had himself declared temporarily insane, and hail himself put into a straight jacket. Perhaps some people niighl havo thought better of Ulysses if he had slutted cotton in his ears and not listened even to the celebrated v.ictilizalion; but I think not! Fore-warned is forearmed. Had he been ignorant soma summer vacation, wheu be was In his tennis flannels and day-of- f morals, he might have been rowing around the island and, lieot NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION. No Hull. LAND VtriCt AT SAt.T LAKI CITT, I Jan. tmii, ( N'OTICK IS HtUKttY OIVKN TH VP tollowimMiamed settler has Hied tiottceof hla Inteiiiion to make tlnal proof lu .support of urn claim, and that said proof will be made before the r ihi nu reciter at S 1. i.ll e l.y, on tno'.itll of M iri'.l, "l. vl.t I ma II: n en C.alr. 1). S . ii.mm, for tie lot sw ip' nw qr and n hf aw or sec :.', tp 'J s, r '. He names the following witnesses to prove Mr coiitimtous resident e iiiion and cultivation of said land, viz. : .lliel A .Mines, Fivilern K H. H msen, Joseph N. Morrts. Hairy llaynes, all of Kldorado, Salt Lak" l' nh Frank I). Honns. KeKlster. Hmn & Lowe. Attoir.evs for yppli:it. SOiaHONS In the I'n't-- States O.mmlssioner's Court, City and County of salt Lake and Territory of Utuh. ilefore A. U. Norrell, Ke.j., conimissloner. Salt Lake Mill and Klcrator Co. 1 Summoia. H. Welier, Defendant. J Tli People of the Territory of Utah send lireetlnu t II. Weber, defeiidai.t: You are hereby summoned to be and appear net. re s a Coiiimiss oner s court, in the il y andCoiimy of Sail Ter It y of Utah, nd answer a complaint tiled airalti-- t you lit the aiiot a fame j. a tiff, within iiv..das (exclusive of the rii.y or crvicel. II' this s be sei v In said S lit Lake city ; within ten days 11' sert a I out of or said cdy but in Salt l.; k. cmatly; aud wltliln twenty nays If served e:S'. W'l e:e. Sa d act'i n is brout-'b- t to recover from you 01 e hni died and six dollars lint sixiy cents, fbii.iioi. itiMids. v a'es and iner- ban. use s dd and dullverei t.i you by pla.utlil, with lu-te rest. And you are her by notlilcd that If ton f ill t uppenr ;md austver thesild complaint us a'.iove renulrcd. the said plaintiff will take Judgement against you for one hundred nnd six i o lais and sixty cents vlJ.t'o., interest and costs of suit. Witness my hand, at the City and County of Salt Lake and Territory ot Utah Hi )th day Kebruaiy. in the y ar of our Lord, on thou-tatn- l eiKiit hundred and ninety one. tSKAbJ A. O. Noltmi.t.. conimu sinner. KOTICE. OF THE INTENTION OP THE CITY council to extend water mains on street. Appla Notice Is hereby Riven bv the city council of Salt Lnko City 01 t ie Intention of such council to mase tie- foipiwinir described Improvement, Kxtei.d u hihI laylntt Iron water pipes or mains, atom the foilowiu street, uameiyt Apple street, from the present terminus of mains, not thwiird on said street to Second North etveet, and dfravluie three fourths of the cost thereof, estimated at $126. by a local assessment upon the lots or pieces of ground w itblu the following deserllHa belnrf thn district to be alecte t or beneflted by said Improvement, namely: Lot 7, block 11U, plat "A." and all of lots ft, "and S, bl"ck S. plat "K," all in Salt Lake City survev. All protests and objections to th" carrying out of such intention must be presented in wrltliur to the city recorder on or hetore Marcl S. e 1, ts'inn the time set. by the said council when It will hear and consider such objection as tmiv ha made thereto. Hy order of the City Council of Salt Lakt City, made Fob. 3, l.Httl. J. F. Jai k, City Kecorder. SUMM0H3. In the District Court In aud for the Third Ju-dicial District of Utah Territory, County of Salt Like. Christine I.ynlrup. plaintiff, vs. .Summons. 1'etor Lystrup, defendant. ) The people of the Territory of Utah send r.rcetini;: To l'etor Lystrup. defendant. You are heseby required lo appear lu an ac-tion brounht aamsi you bv th above nam d pi. ntitl lu t.ie .In ilcial i.'ourt ot the Third Ju-dicial District or the Territory of i;tah, and to answer the complaint tiled therein w lililn ten days iexcluit eof the day of service) after the service on you of (Ids summons If served w lt iln this (ountv: or. If served out of this lounty. but In tills district, within twenty days; otherwise within fortv daysor judg- ment by default will Pe taken aitaiust you, to the prayer of said complaint. The said action Is I. rout lit to have a decree of this court illsooD lot: the nmrrlai;e existing between plaintiff and uefendant: awarduiK to JiuiintltT the ile raie, custody and control of the child. Caroline (1, Issue of said niarrlane; and for costs of suit; above relief praved on the ground th it In the month of OctolsT. 17, defendant ti tally abai don. d said plaintiff without any cause or excuse, and has ever since failed to pro l ie the common or any neci lesof life for plaintiff and s lid child, and has contributed notkimr toward their support. Acd y.iu ate hereby notified that If you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court forthe relief demsuded therein. Witness the Hon. Charles S. ,'ane, judtre and the sell of the dlstlfc court of the Third ju-il-lal uistr.ct. In am! for the territory of Utah, this 17th day of January, In the year of our Lord one thousand eltht hundred and ninety-one- , IsrAt.l IIENKY McMILLAN, Clerk, Ily lita. D. Loo mis, Deputy Clerk. MARSHAL'S 8 ALE. IVHSl'ANT TO AN DRPKH OK SLF. TO tv the '1 hnd judicial district court of the Territory of t'tan, shail expose at puliltc sale at the front door of the couu'y (our house, in the city ot Salt Luke, cunty of Halt Lake, and territory of Utah, on tile .il day of Mar-h- , Mil, at IJ o'clock in., all the rinht. title, claim an I Interest of Haiiiuel of, u and to the followinK desrrilied real estate, situate, lylnir aud !elnir In thecitv in d county of Salt Lake 1'ia'i Territory, and' par tlrularly tlescrlne-- l as fo. lows, to v.li: at a point two ( ) rod and ffleen tl.')) l'.niis south i f the northeas' i o u r 01 the soul e it quarter of section tvvei.tv-liv- o ty.'i, Intown-h'- o three (,'li soiit'i, of ran ;e . n west of 8 lt Lake mer ill in, and r n i n? t en ed' e south twelv i i i:,i rods, ilieun. ,:ue i el h j mii n ds. t, nee due n m h fortv-tw-i ."ji io,s tencduee si ein .ty (to i..ds. then-- sou'h 'hir.y (M . rods, m p ace f he- - flniiitiL', ecuta n n r twenty-on- e r?'i acies of ne sold as the pr per: J of Ja k.ou nt the suit of ii. (i.e sin. lertns ol sale case. Salt L ke C.'tv. U.ah. February 9. istll. E. li. Paukons V. 8. Marshal. By Ddman Cannon, D .puty Marshal. NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF ASSESSMENT OP a lo all. for the ritvuslou of the water mains on r'lfth Kast street. Notice is herehy pi ven that the assessor and collector of S lit Lake city has made and com-pleted the list and plat pertaining to a local tix at the rate of four mills per square foo levied hy the cliy council of Salt Lake city, February Id. imI, upon the following des-cii- bi d iute or pieces of (tiound. namely: Lots 3 and 4. biock In, lots I and s, block au, lots I, I, 7 and S. Mock V, Pus i, II. 4 and h, Mock 1(1, lots S and 7, block H. and lots a amis. Work ft. all la pfolrat li, Salt Lake city survev, sail tax being the extension of me water maun along the following described route, namely: On Fifth Kast street from the center of Sixth and Seventh South streets to the center of KightU and N nth South streets. Said list and plat have been lodged In the office of the OUT re-corder. No. B, City hull, and will be open fof for a period of 10 days from and after the nth ilav of Feb-uar- y, which time written isl, during appeals to the city oouncll for the correction of the assessment may be tiled with the said recorder, In pursuance o the ordinance In such case provided. J. F. JACK. Cltv Recorder. Bait Lake city, February 6th, ISM. SUMMONS. In the district court of the thir l judicial dis-trict of Utah territory, County ot Halt Lake. Amelia Charlotte Peterson An-- ) I'oron. plaint D, vs. Anders Wei), elm Anderson, def t. I The people of th Territory of I'tnh send greet Iiik to Anders Wiltielm Anderson, defendant. A rUU AUK I1KHKUY KKgl lKEl) TO AP. I pear iu an act on brought against you by the above plaintiff lu the district court of the third judicial district of the territory of It ah. and to answer the complaint filed there-in within teii days (exclusive of the day of ser-vice) 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 w ithin forty daysor judgment hy default will be taken against you, recording to the prayer or said complaint. The said action Is brought to have a decree of this court dissolving the bonds of matri-mony existing betw een plaintiff and defendant, and adjudging that plaintiff take her maiden name ; ahove relief prayed on the grounds that for more than one year last past defendant h is fai e.t t i pr ivlde for plaiutlS the . ommon nerewaries or life, altnou.th able so to do: aud that for more than one year last past defend-ant has wilfully de ert-- and abandoned plaintiff, against her will and consent. And you are herehy not tiled that If you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as abore required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness the Hon. Charles S. Zane, Judge, and the seal of the district I ' court of the Third judicial district, heai-- J. in and for the Territory of Ctah, ( r) this Htfth day of January. In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-one- . li en kv o. McMillan, clerk. Hy (JliO. U. LOOM IS, Deputy Clork. MARSHAL'S SALE. It"ttSl'ANT TO AN K.XECI TION TO MB by the Third Judicial District court of the territory of Ctah. I shall expose ai public sale, at the front door of the county court hoi.He. in th city i f .Salt Lake, county ot Salt Lake and territory of Utah, on the D U d day of February, 11, at. 11 o clock m., all th" right, title, claim, and Interest of the B ilt Lake Sanitarium aso littn. of. in, aud to the following described real es-tate. Bliuate. lying, and helng in Salt Lake county, anil described as follows, Part of lot 7, block 77, plat A. Salt Lake City survey commencing at a point :w feet south of the nort heast corner of said lot and running S.KI ft, west. thence south 44 ft thence east ;)it thence north 1 feet to place of begtnulng. together with all hutlriings, machinery and s belonging and thereto attached, sub-ject to execution No. eW i, levied Januarv leth, ise.'l. and sale advertised for February loth isul. To lie eold as the property of The fsslt Lake Sanitarium Association, at the sultot John F. Heath. Terms of sale. Cash. E. II. Pahsons, U. 8. Marshal. Hy A. O.Ptkh, Deputy Marshal. Dated Jan. LO, N0TI0E OF THE 1NTF.NTIOV OP THE CITY to extend w ater mains on Se Tenth South street. Notioe Is hereby given by the city coun 'il of Salt Lake city of the Intention of such council to make the following desci Lied imiirovetneut. Lxten Hug an 1 laying Iron water p pes or ma us along the follow'lng-deieribe-sireets, nsmnly: On SeT-ut- South street, from midway between Ki st and Scond East st n ets to mldv av between l ldid and Fourth East streets, and defraying t'li'ee- o.irths of the cost thereof, estimated at .i)uu by a bs'al assessment upon the lots.or pi. c s of iri uud within the foliowlt g dres-rilie- dint let', being tho disirlet to be aflectd or beneiiteu by s itd Improvement, namely: Lots Sand 7, block 17: lots A, n, 7 aud S, block IS: lots 1. 3 and x, block ID: and lots 1 and 3. block IT), all In plat "A:" and lots 4 and ii, block S; and loteS and 4, lil oi k 'I. all In pia! II. Si.lt Lake city survey. All protests auu objections to theeiirrylng out of s u b Intention must he presented In writ in to the city recorder on or before March Mid. istll, being the time sot bv the said council when It w ill hear and consider such objections as may he made thereto. Ily order of the city council of Salt Lake City, made February :!rd, lsui. J. F. Jai-k- City Kecorder. 8UMM0NS, In the District Court In and for the Third Judt clal District of Utah Territory, County ot Salt Lake. Sarah E. Clayton, idaintilT, ) vs. Summon Charles C. Clayton, defendant ) The People of the Territory of Utah sen4 greeting to t bancs c. Ciuyiou, defendant: You ate lerohv ripiired to appear la an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Courl of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint filed therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons if served within this county; or If served out of this county, but in this district, within twenty dmaeynst; otherwise within forty days or judg by default will bo taken against you, to the prayer of said complaint. The said action Is brought to hare a decree of this court r itiug pia'DtitT a divorce aud dissolving the bonds of matrimony hereto fore existing between the plaintiff and de fendaut: awarding plaintiff judgmeut for her cost, and all proper relief: prayed on the grounds that In the mouth of November, 18-- abandoned and wilfnlly deserted plaintiff, aud nan ever since lived separate and apart from her. although plalntitl has beea ready and willing to live with defendant; further, that since November, ISHS, defendant has wilfully faiied and n"glected to provide for pla.ntiff the common nec-srl- of life, And you are hereby notified that If you rtt to appear and answer the said complaint aa above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon. Charles 3. Zane Judir and the seal of the District Court of t Third Judicial District, in and for thl Ter toryof Utah, this 'id day of lunuar-- f year of our Lord one thousand eight TUL'liil J ymm and ninety one. SA1J HENRY O. MCMILLAN, Clerls By Oeo. D. Loomls, Deputy Clerk . A. J. Padoktt. J. II. HahrpS Attys. MARSHAL'S SALE. IlURSl'ANT TO AN EXECUTION TO ME ty the Thiol Judicial District court of the territory of I. tali, I shall exjOie at public sale at tue f tint door f 'he county court house, lu the city of Salt Lake, county of Salt Lake aud territory of Ltah, on the fun davof March, iswi, at IJ o clock m ail ihe t. title, claim, and interest of The Salt Lake Sanitarium urso. iation of, in and to the fol. owing descrilied real estate, situate, lying and tielng in Salt Lake county, and des. ribed as follows, : I 'art of lot 7, block 7,, plat A. Salt l.altc City survey. Heginuiug at a point IO feet north of the southeast corner of said lot and runn ng them e north 42 feet, thence west awil feet, thence south 9i feet, thence east UT fee.t, thea'te north t feet, thence east lf feet to niece of Healnnlng; to-gether with all buildings, machinery and elongtng and thereto attached. To he soi l as the pro erty of Salt Lake association a t thesuitof Ho k Springs Coal company. Terms of sale. cash. 13. H. PAHSONS. IT. S. Marhal. Hy A. Q. Dykh, Deputy Marshal. Dated Feb. lu, Itial. NOTIOE THE INDENTION OF THE CITYCOUN-d- l OF to extend water mams on Eighth South streets and on Eighth East streets. Notice Is h reby given by the city council of Salt Lake cltv oi the Intention of such council to make the following described Imptovement it : Extending and layiug Iron water pipes or mains along the following streets, namely: On Eighth South street from mid-way between Feventh and Eighth Kast Mreets to midway between Fltihth and Mnth East streets, aud on Eighth F. is' street from mid way between Seventh and F.lghth Pouih streeti to ml Iwav between Eighth and Ninth South stree s, and defraying three-tourth- s of t;ie cost thereof, estlmatd at la.lW Oi. by a local asset-sine- upon the lots or pieces of ground within the following desert ben district, being the district, to be affected or bsnented by sail Improvement , namely: Lots 4 and 5, b ock H. lots 7 and sf. block 3, lots 1 and 8, block IU, and lots 3 and 4, Mock IU. ail In plat II, Salt Lake city survey. All protests aud objections to the arrylng out of such Intention must be presented In writ lug to the city recorder on or be lore Marrh .Id. IS'l. being Ihe time set bv the said council when lt will hear and consider such objections as may lie made thereto. J. F, JACK, t'lty Kecorder. Hv order of ti e city council of Salt Lake city, made Feb. 8d, 18U1. ; Wanted, Hide. . On the construction of a yacht Call at printing office, No. 24 West Third South street. - To the Trade. Owing to ofllcial advances wa are compelled to advance oue dollar aud fifty cents per case on Pomerv & Oreno, (i. H. Alumni Extra Dry. Cliquot (yellow label). Alonopole. Chas. lleidsieck Extra Dry. 15. K. Bi.och & Co. llaslness end Professional Men. If you do not have enough business to employ a regular bookkeeper, call upon the undersigned, who will write up your books at moderate rates. Ac-counts opened written up aud balanced. Partnership accounts adjusted. Cor-poration and complicated accounts a specialty. T. F. Nef.i.y, 9 W. Second South Street. .... Call at Larson's, opposite City hall, for tine shoes and good repairing. Spring style of Knox hats now on sale at J. P.'fiardner's. 141 Main street. ABESOLUTION. RESOLUTION CONFIRMING F1AV-chlse- s A granted the Salt Lake City railway company February 11th, lsvu und May KJtli, lS'.O. "He it resolved by the city council of Salt Lake City that whereas, by section six (A) of a resolution of the said city council entitled 'a resolution granting a frauchise to the Salt Lake City Kaliroad company adopted Febru-a- i v nth, isvo. "The said Salt Lake City Railroad company was required t commence work within sixty days after the acceptance of said franchise, aud were required to complete ;,t least Ave miles of said Mad mentioned lu said resolution within six months after said acceptance, and upon the ratline thereof, the grant and fran-chise made lu said resolution was to become uull and void; and, Whereas, Ily section six (SI of a resolution ?traalnlitoinadg a franchise to the Salt Lake City company, passed May'Juth, IMW, work was required to be commenced by said railroad company upon the lines therein specified within sixty oVil days alter the acceptance of the grant therein contained, or the said grant was to tiecome uull and void; and, Whereas, lt was further therein provi-ded that the number of miles of track upon the lines described In said last named resolution coustructed within six i) mouths after the passage of said resolution, should be credited to said comnany. and be deemed and accepted as a performance of the requirements con-tained in the said section six (SI of the resolu-tion t raining a franchise to said company, adopt d February nth IsiU, to complete five miles of road within nine months after the acceptance of said grant; and. Whereas, The said Suit Lake City Railroad company! within the time specified In said resolution respectively, commenced work as therein provided, and completed more than live miles of road as therein require!. Now therefoee, be It Hesolved. That the franchise granted to said company In so far as a compliance of said con-ditions is concerned l.y and the same Is here-by confirmed and mane absolute, i'assed January , isul. Attest: J, F. Jack, Geo. M. Scott, tSKAL Recorder. Mayor. STATtS OF AMK1UGA. I TtunrrouT ok Uth. ss. Salt Lake City. I, J. F. Jack, recorder of Salt Lake City, do hereby certify that the foreuolng is a full, true and correct copy of a revolution com ruling franchises granted the Salt Lake City Rail-loa- d company Felruary 11, IHUO, and May '.nth, lssni. passed by the city council of Salt Lake City, as appears of record In my omee In testimony w hereof, I have hereunt set my hand and amxid the corporate seal of San Lake City, thisiand day of January, A. I).. 1SJ1, J. F. Jack, City Kecorder. M0TI0E- - In the Probate court In and for Salt Lake county. Territory of Utah. In the matter of the estate of Edward Petty, VTOT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ED-1- 1 w ard J. Petty, administrator of the estate of Edward Petty deceased, has rendered for settlement, and filed iu said court his final account of his administration ot said estate, and petition for tlnal distribution of the resi-due uf said estate among the persons entitled thereto, and that Saturday the 7th day of March A. D., IsM, at 10 o'clock a. m.. at the court room of said court, in the county court house. Salt Lake city and county, Utah terrl-tot-has been duly atipolnted by the judgeof said court, for the settlement of said account and be irlng said petit lou for distribution, at which time and place any person Interested in said estate may appear and show cause, if any there te, w hy said account should not be settled and approved aud tinal distrlbutloa made as praved for. Dated Fell. nth. 111. 0. E. ALLEN, Clerk Probate Court, By C. E. STANTOxN, Deputy. U0TIC1E OF THE INTENTION OF THE CITY council to extend water mains on South Temple street. Notice Is hereby given by the city council of Salt Lake City of the Intention of such coun-cil to make the following described Improve-ment, Extending and laying Iron water pipes or nia'tis along the following streets, namely: Ou South Temple street, from Filth We t street to Eighth Wet street, with necessary laterals, and defraying three-fourth- s of the cost thereof etl mated at JdfiOO, by a lo-- assessment up ui the lots or pieces of ground within the follow-ing described district, be. ug the district to he affected or beuellted by said Improvement, namely; Lots n, t), 7 and . block 411; lots 4. 5. rt and 7. block nil; lots 5, , 7 and S, block M : lots and 7, block SU: lots 1 and a, block 57: lots 1. li, 3 and 8, block M: lots I, 2, 3. and 4, block Ml, and lots l. a. 3 and 8, b!o;'k su, all In plat C, Salt Lake Cltv survey. All protests and ou-j-tions to the carrying out of audi intentions must be presented lu wr.ting to the city re-corder on or lie fore March 3. helng the time set by the s dd council when It will hear and consider such objections ai may be made thereto. Hy order of the citv council of Salt Lake City, made February 3. ism. J. F. JACK, City Recorder. NOTICE, In the Third Judicial District Court, Terri-tory of Utah. In the nutter of the priceedlngs for the for-feiture of c nam real estate formerly owned and held by the corporation of the Church o. Jesus Christ of Lutter-da- Saints. The President of the United States of America, to the marshal of the district ot Ctah 'leriltorv, i.reetmgs: Whereas, lnf rniatlon hns be Mi filed In the Third District Court f..r the Terilto: y of 1'ti.b, on the lath day of February, A. D. lew, by the honorable uiuiniey-ge.iier- of the United States nnd Charles S. Vuri.in Cn.t'd States attorney for she Territory of I'tah on lehaif of the Culled States of America, against tho following describ d real estate, 1st. All of lot one (li, biock eighty five plat A. Silt Lake City survey, Salt Lake county, Utah territory. Jd.- - Part of lot tlve (51, lu block eighty tl.-ht (8M). plat A. Salt Lake City survey. ait Lake county, Utah teirltoiy. ciimmencln ai the N. W. corner of said lot live i.i). and running thence south t 101 rods, thence east teu i nil rods, thence north twelve (.3) lods, thence werttm no lods, and thence s mih two yi) rods to the place of hemuulug. d. Part of lot seven i"i, In block eighty-eight'Wf-p at A. Salt Lake city survey, Salt Lakecountv, Clan Territory, coiumencinr ai a point, ti n' H ) rods south of ih'i N. W. corner of said lot seven (7) then e running east live and one-hal- f i5'i rid-- , tl.ence south tlve ito rods, thence west live and one-ha- lf h'i'.i rods thence north Ave ff) rods to the place of beulnning. To ue escheated and for- - ited to the use of the United Statei fur the reasons uud caus te In the sai l Informal oa mentioned, ou I praying the usual process and monition ol said couit lu that bchulf to be made; and that nil persons Interested In said real estate mny be cited in general aud special toanswerthe oremlses; anil all proceedings b .ng had that the said real estate may for t ie causes lu said information mention-- d be as forfeited and escheated to the ui-- of the United States Of America. You are therefore, hereby commanded to seize and attach the saidreai estate above until the further order of th.i court re- - specting the same, and g'.ve due i,otlc to all persons claiming the same or knowing or hav-ing nnythlui to say why the.same should not be conde.iti e 1. eschi ated and forfeited to tho use o( the United StateR of America, pursuant to the prayer of said Inf. nualion : that they be aud appear before said court to be held in and for the s Id district, at tne Federal court bulli lug at 'he City of Salt Lake, In said ter-ritory, in the l:t day of April. A. I). 18 U. at 10 o'oIock a. in. then and there to Interpose a claim foi' the same and make their allegations In that eha'f in due form of law; and that you pubi sh th.smonltioti for a period of iiodaysin some newspaper published daily In said City of Silt La'.e. and that you post copies thereof ai the public door of the County court nous'1 of said county of Salt Lake, and also record tiie same lu the ofll e of the county recorder of said county and also leive a copy of this monition with the occu-pants of anyof the above described parcels of real est.it:!. if any there lie; And what you shall have done In the prem-ie 's. do then and there make return thereof, together with this writ. Witness the Honorable Charles S. Ztine, judge of said court, this lith day of February, A. D. I mi. ISKAL.) HENRY O. MoMILLAN, Clork of the Third Judicial District court, Utah territory. TitiBiTOBY op Utah, I Salt Lakb C'ot'Nry. f Notice Is hereby given tnat. under and bv virtue of the annexed writ of attachment and monition Issued out of the district court in and for ihe Third ui'.l-i- district of Utah terri tory. county of Salt Lake, of which the an-- xed is a true copy. I have this day seized and at inched at tie euit of the United Hutes brought to escheat certain real pioperty, the following, a:ul part cularly described as fol-lows, to wit: 1st -- Ail or of lot one Hi, block eighty-fiv- iHI), plat A. Salt Lake City survev. Salt Lake county. Utah territory, va Part of b t tlve i.'u. in Murk eighty-eigh- t (). plat A. Salt Lake City survey, halt Lake countv. Utah territory, commencing at tlienorthwe.--t corner of said lot tlve (rii aud running thence south ten (101 rods: thence ecst t.n (I'd rods; tuenee norfh twelve rods: thence west ten (tin rods: an thence south two (3) rods, to the place of beginning, of lot reven (7). in block eighty-eigh- t iSHi, plat A. Salt Lake City sur-vey. Salt Lake com. ty, Uiah territory, com-- ' menc ng at a point ten ilio rods soutti of the northw-- st corner of said lot seven (fi: thence runn:n? east five and one-hal- oVt) rods; thence south live (5) rods; thence west live and one-hal- f (fiHi rods; thence north tlve (6) rods to the placed beginning. K. n. PARSONS, Unite 1 Stat 's Marshal. Hv I. N. Swan, Deputy Marshal . Salt Lake City, Utah, February Kith, l&U. Wffictrtl loticc FotToE TQ OEEllITORi 1 ''STATU OF THOM AS PKICE.DF.CEASED j Notice Is hereby given by the under-signed, administrator ot the estate of Thomas Price, deceased to the creditors of, aud all persons haviner claims against tile said de-ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within ten mouths alter the first publication oi this notice, to the said adminis-trator at his residence. No. tttl West First South street, Salt Lake City, In the county of Salt Lake. Dated Salt Lake City, Utah. January 22. lsoi. JOS. C. DAVIS, Administrator of the estate of Thomas Price, deceased. NOTICE 01 FORFEITURE. ri"0 C1US BEAKSKN, 8. T. LUNELL, A. O, 1 Hansen, or your heirs or assigns. Yon are hereby notified that I have expended 10J In laiK.r aiid Improvements upon the Conun-drum lode, situated In what is called "Mill A." south fork of Hlg Cottonwood. Salt Lake county, Utah Territory. In order to hold said premises under the provisions of Section !tai, lievlseil Statutes of the United States, and la compliance of the local law s of Dig Cotton-wood mining district, being the amount re quired to hold the same for the year endlnir December, lhuu, and if within ihui ninety days from the service of tills notice, tor within ninety days after tliis notice of publicutioni, you fail or refuse to contribute your propor-tion, twenty-fiv- ijuruiui dollars, each of you, aud 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, undef said Section ait't. L. Si. Johnson, Dated, Jan. aa. 1801. NOTIOE OF FORFEITURE. rpo HANS CLAUSEN. Oil YOUR HEIRS 1 or assigns. You are hereby notllled that I have expended ?HM In lalmr and Improve- ments on thi- "Mornlug Star" lode, situated what is called ' Mill A." south fork of llig Cottonwood, Salt LaUe Ciunty, Utah Terri-tory, In orur to hold satd premises under the provisions of section SMS4. Revised Statutes ot the United St ites. end In compliance of the local laws of Big Cottonwood Mining district, beiug the amount required to hold the same f ir tho ear ending December, 18m;nndif within ninety (tn days from the service of this notice (or within ninety days after this uoil'-eo- publication) you fail or refuse to contribute our proportion, to wit: lt.twa, and expenses of this advertisement of such as a Co owner, your Interest In said cla'm will become the property of the sub-scriber, und"r Bald section Dated January 1SJI. L. M. JonNsos. NOTIOE TO CREDITORS. I 'STATU OK HARRIET HOWDLE. DK-- j ceased. Notice is hereby given by the underBiinied, executor of the estate of Harriet bowdle. deceased, to the creditors of, and all petsons having claims against the said de-ceased, to exhibit them with the necetisary vouchers, within fou; months after the tlrst publication of this notice, to tho naid exe-cutor, at No. 8111, Mam street. Salt Lake Cily, Utah, ill the county of Salt Lake. .1. H. Hownt.K. Kxecutor of the estate of Harriot llowdlo, deceased. SUMMONS. In the District Court in and for tho Third Judic-ial District of Utah Territory, County ot Salt Lake. Aimitm Cnoxronn, Plaint!!!, vs. J. Summons. ROSI ISABEL! CBOXVORD, I Defendant, The People of the Territory of ntah send greet-ing to Hose Isabella Croxford, defendant. A'OU ARK HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-- pear In ail action brought against you by tho above named plalntltf iu the dlsirict court ot the Third judicial district of the territory of I'tah, and to answer the complaint filed there-in witlun ton days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this sum-mons if s Tied within this county: or, If served out, of this count v. but In this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days or judgment by default will be taken against you, according to the prayer of said complaint. The said action is brought to have a decree of this court dissolving ihe bonds of matri-mony now existing between plaintiff and an I granting a divorce to defendant; awarding him the custody of the minor chil-dren. Issue of said marriage, to wit, (. irant nnd Arthur W. I). Croxford, and for such other and further relief ns may be Just and equitable; above relief prayed ou the ground that on or at out the 1st day of June. ItR,, defendant and without cause and abau-doiie-this plaintlf, and has ever since con-tinued to so desert and abandon him. without u ftli lent cause, or any reason, and against his will and without bis consent. And you are hereby notnled that If you fail to appear and answer the sild complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court, for the relief demanded. Witness the Hon. Charles S. Zane. Jnde. and Ihe soul of the district court of the Third Ji dicial dltrt-t- . In and for the territory of et ih. this 7th day of January. In the year of our Lord one thousand eg lit hundred and ninety one. iskai.I HENRY O. M.iMILLAN, Clerk. Hy Geo. D. Loomis, Deputy Clerk. NOTIOE FORPDBLI0ATION. Land Office at Salt Lake City, Utah, January . 1H9. rOTICK 13 HEREHY GIVEN THAT 1 1 tae following-name- settler has filed no-tice of her intention to maue tlnal pris.if in supiKjrt of her claim, and that said proof will be made before the county clerk of Tooele county Ttah. at Tooele Citv, Utah, on Febru-ary IU. 1HU1. viz: Mary Ann Hlskey, D. S. No. 11017, forthe KV4 NWH and SVV'i NE and NWii Si4 setcion 18, township 8 south, tangs 3 west. She names the following witnesses to prove her residence upon and cultivation of. said land, viz: Edmund Leaver. J. L.Whit "hou-- William Cochrane, J. W. Whltehouse. all of Lake View, Utah. Prask II. Hobbs, Register. NOTIOE OF REFEREE'S BALE. Tiliun JCIIII'IAI. IHRTIIIT COITltT, f for Salt Lake County, Utah. f Riley D. Winters ) vs of Referee's Sale. Mary E. T. Lyon, UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER and an order of mile lu parti- tion made In the siitd dist. ict court on the loth dav of relu-uary- . lSiil, lu the above entitled action, commanding us as referees to sell tho following di seribed premises N. tl e Is heseliy giveu 11. at on Mondav. the f th day of March lsiil, at I J o'clock m of said day In front of the court room of sal.l coi r,-- in Sjlt Lake City, we will sell all the right, title and Interest of Riley D. Wlnteisand Aiary E. T. Lyon, In and to the said property, at in b.lc auction, for cash, to the highest nnd b ist bidder, for the us of said Riley I). Winters and Mary E. T. Lyon. Said premises are described as follows: Commencing at tun toutliea-- t corner of lot 1, block 3H, plat D. Sa:t Lake city survey. Salt Lake county, Utah, and running thence weit l4 feet, thence north 8 rods, thence es: "I't feet, thence souths ro.is to t ie place of beginning. Dated Salt Lake . Utah. Feb. loth. IMiu. Referees, CHAUI.ES P. BROOKS, C W MCR-iE- , GEORGE D. LOOMIS. DELINQUENT STOCK NOTIOE rpHE HRiOHT-J- & NORTH POINT IRRI. J gation Company Location of principal place of business. Hrlghton meeting-hous- Salt Lake county, Utah. There are dellnunens upon the following deecribed stock of the Brighton & North Point Irrigation Company t on asse-sme- of sixty (fto) cents per share, levied upon the IHth clay of October, 188U, tha several amounts set opposite the names of tli respective shareholders as follows: CeSf. Name' Stores. Henry 8 14 2S? Kenton, I A 6 40 41 Hockholt, D, (estate) 3 1 SO l;l Cruwther, W in 84 14 40 Unissued Same 8 yo 54 imnford. Alma H 10 6 00 83 Duncombe. David 7 4 20 lo Gay. Geo H 7 41 20 Id Home, Jno P 8 4 so (W Hazen. Sr, Robt 3 1 HI Unissued Ha.eu, Jr, Robt.. .. 1 . oil Geo f 3 (XI 8.17 Holmes. G S . 3 60 4t Jacobs. Charldan 3 in) Sophia A 5 40 ISrt Learned, Newton A 5 3 00 atvr 4 S 40 UV Llovd. John 4 S 40 i Maxey, David ..7 4 sd !4U Mayne. A H 17 10 ai do Neal, Geo 3 (V) KO Nash, John 9 6 40 ST4 Snell, Luemma ....11 DO irra 17 loan 8S0 " M 1 y w asa " " sm 14 1SH Pchoenfeld, Jos S 1 KJ SOD S. hoenfeld. John 9 5 4 itfli Toronto, helrsof Joseph. ...4! 17 00 140 Worsmuth. Z 5 800 7 4 20 S0 Wautland. C E 10 (S (JO And in accordance with law and the order of the Board of Directors made on aaid ltlth clay of October, and a subseunent order of said, board of directors made on the 20th day of A. D. 1SW); so many shares of each, parcel of stock as may be necessary will b sold at the oftlc of the treasurer of the com-pany, Arthur Brown, at No. Main street, (up stairs) Salt Lake City, Utah, ou the lutti day of February. A. D. 1HH1 at U o.elock noon of said day to pay delinquent assessment thf reon together with the cost ot advertising and expenses of saie. X. u. Currontow. Rearetar J. S0TICE. VtOTICE OF THE INTENTION OF THF. Xl city council to extend water mains on ponrth r-- Hh "treet. Notice :s hereby given by the city council of Salt Lake City of the Intent. on of such cotin ;d to uiaUe the following described irniuovemeut, or Extending and laying Iron water pipes mains along the following streets, namely: tin Kour.h South stre.--t from midway between Fifth and Sixth ) a.st streets to ui'.dwavie-twee- Sixth and Sevtnth East strne:s and de-fraying three-fourt- of t ie c jst thereof, esti-mated at nine hundred iol ars i Sum by a It c il up' n the lots or pie es of gr nind wl.hin the following described district, being the district to be affected or benefited by said improvement, namely: Lots 4 and S, block il; lots 7 and 8, block Si; lots 1, and 8, bhs-- KH: aud lots 3, and 4 block :y; ail In plat B, Salt Lake City survey. All protest an oh jectlous to the carrying out of such iutentlon must be prese'it-- d lu w ritlnir to the city re-corder on or before March 3rd, lssil, being the time set by the said counel, when It will h-- ar and consider such objections as may be made thereto. Uy order of the city council of Salt Lake Cltv, made February ird, J.F.JACK. Citv Recorder. Salt Lake City, February 8th. ISUL. NOTIOE THE INTENTION OF THE CITYCOUN-ci- l to ext ud water mains on ' M" street. Notb e Is hereby given by the city council of Salt L ike City of tne intention of such council to make the following descrilied improvement, Extending and layiug iron waterpipes or mains along the following streets, namely: "M" street from midway between Third and Fourth tieeis to Sixth street with laterals and extension of laterals on Fifth etieet to "N" street, and defraying three-fourth- s of the cost thereof, estlniat d at Two Thousand dol-lars, by a local sssessmeut upon the lots or pieces ot ground within the following des-cribed district, being the district to be affected or benefited by said improvement, uameiy: Lot 3, block SB. lot 4. block aft. lots 8. 3 and 4, block r7, lota 1 and 4, block M, lots 1, li aud 3. block 84. lots 1 uud 4. block 81. all In plat D, Salt Lake City survey. All protests and ob-jections to the carrying out of such Intention must be presented in wrttlug to the city re-corder on or before March 3d, lssl, being the time set by the said round! when lt will hear aud consider such objections as may be made thereto. Hy order of the cltv eouncll of Salt Lake City, made Feb, 3d, ISB1. 4. V. JACK. City Recnrdw. NOTIOE TO CREDITORS. of Niels C. Christenson. deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE administratrix with the win annexed of tne estate of Niels C. Christenson. deceased, to the creditors of, and ml perro s having claims agnlnst the said deceased, to exhibit them w th ths necessary vouchers, wlth'ti four months af.er the tlrst publication oi this notice, to he said administratrix ier-- n illy or at rooms Send in Scott Aurbeh bulid.ua In Salt L ike C ty. In the countv of Salt Lake, territory of Utah. ' Dated Feb. llth, ISM. MARY I HRISTKSEN. Administratrix wit n will annexed. PRANK PIEIiCU, Attorney for estate. |