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Show it? TITE SALT LAKE TTMES. HUT) AY. MAIiCII L'U. 18'J1 7 to see. gome onset diamonds, and with-out the slightest suspicion I brought him in here and spread out a number of j a- -I pers of very valuable stones. I was seat-ed in a revolving chair, and had occasion to turn my back on him for a moment, ! and when I looked around again I dia--t covered that two valuable stones wore missing. Very quietly I folded np the papers, leaving the one from which the stones had been taken until the last Then saying carelessly that I had something eke to show him, I turned to a drawer ' in my desk and got my revolver. 'ThU is what I wanted to show you, and now just put back those two diamonds,' said L lie looked at me for a momont, said something about insulting a gentleman, bnt he saw the revolver looking very ' dangerous, and fiually produced the stones from his vest pocket. Philadel-- , phiu PreBs. . l A Diamond Thief Trapped. i Trie manager cf one of the largest i jewelry stores ia the city was speaking of some experiences he had had wita diamond thieves. Said he: Of course we are familiar with the ; faces of a great many of the most expert 1 thieves who pick np diamonds and I jewelry while examining them under I i pretense of buying, but naturally our 4 j knowledge is limited, aud great care is i ' exercised when exposing precious stones. ! I keep all the loose diamonds in my pri-- vato office aud at tend to their sale lny-pe- lf , but this is rather a dangerous policy. ' 'v . Quite recently a majn came in and asked ; i XI t (Officfal Hoticcg. NOTICE. In tho Probata Court In ami for Salt Lak county, Territory of Utah. in the matter of the estate of Jasks Casbt, - TCTICH IS HKREUY r.'lVKN THAT PA-- il tr.cK l'heian. executor uf the estate of James Casey, dec ived, has rendered fur set-tlement, and Hied lit scid court, his final ac-count r.f his administration of said estate and petlMlons for final distribution of the recutita of .aid estate anion,: the persona sntitie.l thereto, and that Saturday, the 4th day of April, A !., Imm. at 1 o cloen a m., at the court ro in of said court, iu ti.e county court house. Sail La .o i.l'y ami luuaty, Utah terrt-10- : y. has been duly !'pomlBj by the jndireof sai'icourt, for wit so. touuent of said account, and hearliiit said petition for distribution, at which time and pia at tmv j erst a interest id ia sal I est.itu may appear and sno.v cause. If any there be, why said account should nut be eet-ti- e and a,pvroed and tiual distribution niade as priivc.i for. i'ated March 13, 18.11. C. F.. Af.t.r.v, Clerk of thelTol aieCourt, C. E. Stanton, depu y. J. J. Kuuitus, attorney for Executor. HOW SIR RICHARD DIED, Stately aa bridegroom to a feast Sir Richard trod the scaffold staiB 1 And, bowing to the crowd, untied ' The lore Locks from his sable hail, look off his watch, "(live that to Nedf, I've duae with time," be proudly said. Twas bitter cold-- it makes him shake, i Said one. "Ah! see the villain's look!" ' Bir Hichard, with a scornful frown, Cried, "Frost, not fear, my body shooitf Giving a (fold piece to the slave, lie laughed, "Now pralso me, msft J knave!" They pointed, with a snecrlnjr smile, Uuto a black box, lonK and grim; I ' But no white shroud nor biulite of death Had power to draw a tear from him, , "It needs no lock," ho said In Jest, i "This chamber where I rest," ,i ' Then eryins- - out, "God save the kins!" tj Iu spite of hiss and shout and frown; Be stripped his doublet, dropped his cloak, And save the headsman's man a crown Then "On for heaven!" ho proudly cried, Aud bowed his head and so he died, t S; Walter Thornburjl SsriDi AioWuM or1 Tixr: Eastern ; lMwiuiiicnfly rocojiiiizpfl a Suit Lake's loaders ol'l'asliiou. We have Inst opened several ciis of Nobby Merchant Tailor ma ;e Snrjiiir Suits and Top Coal' latest patterns. Tin y r nriot be dupli-cated In tho West for the luouey wo oiler DRESS SUITS F0J SALE OR RENT. Before assuring your life, or investing your money, ' examine the Twenty-Yea- r Tontine Policies of The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U.S. Policies maturing in i 1891 realize cash re- - turns to the owners, of amounts varying from j 120 to 176 of the money paid in, besides the ad-- vantage of the Assurance during the whole period of twenty years. The following is. one of many actual cases maturing this year: Endowment Policy No. ftl,955. Issued In 1871, st age 27. Amount, $r,fifK). Premium, $IM9.90. Total I'rcuu. Paid, f4,788. RESULTS at End of Tontine Period In 1831: Cash Surrender Value, $8,449.45 (Eonal to$17H.10foreach .lOOpald Inpremlnms, which is eiinivslent to a return of ail premiums paid, with Interest at 7!4 per cent, per aiiuuiu.) Or, la lieu of cash, A Paid-u- p Life Policy for $19,470 (Equal to 106.80 for each 100 paid hi premiums.) Or, A Life Annuity of $633.55 One fact is worth a thousand theories. There is no assurance extant in any company which compares with this. The Equitable is the strongest company in the world and transacts the largest busi-- ness. i M, Rush Warner, Manager. W. Sm edley, General Agent, Pro-gress Building, Salt Lake City, Health is Wealth L - A ' ' - J Dr. e. C Wert's Nervi ahu FIuaik I HUNT, a gruaranteed specific for Hysteria. Dls-- j tinssa. Convulsions. Fits Nervous Neuralgia, Headache, Neirous Prostration caused by ths use of alcohol or tobacco. Wakefulness, Mental Depression, Softenluu of the Brain resulting in insanity and leading to misery, sod leath. Premature Old Ago, Barrenness. Loss o. Power In either sex. involuntwry Losses acd Spermatorrhoea caused hy sf th brain, or 'J ich box contains one months treatment. II. Ou a box, or six boxes for H ot), sent by nr.vil prepaid on receipt ot price. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES ' To cure any case. With each order received ,y us for six boxes, accompanied with S5.00, w will send the purchaser our written guarantee to refund the mosey if the treatment does not sffect a cure. Guarantees Issued only hv John-so- PVat. Co., Drujwlsts, tn Main bt,, Sail Official lloticeo. NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE-VOTiCi: IS 1IKKKHY lilVE.V THAT, 11 wherei' a on the i' tn day of November, ImO John y. Marki. hv bis certain chattel tnrt.;ai.-- and deed nf t'rilM of that date eon-- ! yeyed to I rank 11. Stephens, of fait l.nke city, jVtah terr.torv. as jiarty of the hvoikI. ou'i certain : outllt. coildliui of ad t machinery, apparatus, ei i;ine, lioller. tco.s, and derrb-ks- owued and the p.nty of ill 11rt part, at the time the coi.Teyan wat Ma le, at Uree-- i K ver, i tali: said pr. pert is hit re part cuiarly doscnte-- as folio: th.e :m horse power b 1 er. 0 ia ifi hoi s j now er Tuft It Trcft drUlla i en-gine. . one :t! fo it au-r- r stem. t'neNo. lOKinUerbHr. ne set of steel jars. Two rope socket One set or tonu wrenehors. Three ah s blis. Two eitht bits. to. feet of 1 :l 4 cable. il feet of 7 S sand lino. One line anvil. 4 sledne bamnu-n- . i tents and e ok tent, and ranking outfit. All pip s and flltitiKs not necessary U) leave In well t c unpl, t .on. one comp'cto set of r'p' timbers and Iron with all lumber In derrick and shanties, and all nail tools used about sal.l rg. A d win reai, the said conveyance was In trust for the following pnrtuire vt: To secure ll.e lndetitedn-.- s of the sa.d Johu V. Marsa i the K C. Collin Hardware company of n!d city In the sum of Mtii.s;; to the Carey l.otu-tar- Lumber iu the stun of TV'.u'; to one ,lo in W Ti ft in the sum of li,'i, and to William Gelt erlu the sum of And whereas, It was provided In said con-veyance, that If the pa ty of the first part well and tnilv l av theahove mentioned liuli b'ojness on the aih day f Kebiu ary. ihdi, with Interest on the sain" from the m'.ta day of November l.o, then s.dd conTeyance to lie void, otherwise to be and teniain iu full force and effect. And whereas. It, was provided that shou'd (V:anlt le made In ssid payments, then tha tad Frank K Stephens may take Immediate p issesslon of said pro erty, and sell tba same at Salt Lak! city, I'tah, Itrst kivU.k "ias notice of the time, ttrins, and the property to lie sold. t'V uhlicatiou In some newspaper primed tn Salt Lake city, and applv the pro-ceeds to the expenses of the trust and to the ayment of aaid Indebtedness In the order mentioned. In the manner provided in said conveyance. And whereas, default has been made In tba payment of said Indebtedness, and as to the Whole thereof. And whereas, no part thereof has been paid, and the same Is now due and payable. Now. therefoie, the iinders'a-ue- will, on Wednesday the a.th day of March t'DI at No, HO South Sixth West, street, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day. In Halt I.ske city, I t s territory, sell the above descried prop-erty, at publio auction, to the highest bidder for cfish. liated at Salt Cltv. T'tah, this 4th day of March, A. L. iiwi. Frank u.antrHitsH. Trustes. NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. fpO HANS CLAt'SKN. Oft YOU R HEIftS 1 or assig ns are hereby notified that 1 have expended tbM iu ptbor and Improve- ments on the "Mopnlurf Star" lode, situated what Is called -- Mill A." south fork of Hi Cottonwood. Hilt L i " County, Utah Tend-tor-in order to hold said premises under the provisions of section ;7.M, lievlsod (statutes of the United rit its. and in compuanoe of the local laws of Hie; Cottonwood Minliikf district, beiiif.-th- aniiiuut roiUireii to hold the same for tho year endliiK Kecember, l'i;anJlf within ninety (tu days fn in the service of this notice (or wlthln'ulnety days ulter this Dolli eof pub'icatlonl you f ill or reTns-"- to contribute o,ir pro;w)rtioTi, to wit: lie.tvis, f and expen-'e- s of thisadvertieeinentof such ex-penditure as a yo.ir interact iu said claim will tieeome th" property of the r, under said sectl, infJU Daled January d, l8.il, L. M. .TOHNSOt, COfftclal Itatlccs. NOTICE OF TED8TEE'S SALE, NOT1CK IS HRKKBY (.lVPN. THAT, on the tfm.h day of November, 11X1 Oharlrt r',. Monro, an unmarried man, of Hie county of Salt I.aUe, teri',t iyof Liiah, made, executed and delivered ticto Simon BumbHiver as trustee for Jacob K Bamberger, both of the cty and county of salt Lake, terri-tory of lltali. bis curtain trust d 'i d. recorded in IsHik ij "V" of mortBK'os.on panes ss, sn and li of the records of the county recorder of flalS 1, ike county, I'tah territory, whe ehy the said Charl' S F.. Moluo conveved to Said Kininu Hanibereer those certain premises situate iu tlie county ot Halt l.aee and tei rltory of t'tab, and described as (oliowa, to wit: The w t half of the north eat uuarter. and the east hall of the east half of Hie northwest quarter of section twenty ui, In to nshlp one ill south, of r.i ii one ill west, of Sa t l ass meridian, containing lyi a'Tih. Also, iait of lot eluht (Hi, tubii ca forty-fou- r (Hi, plat H, Sa'.t Lake t'iiy survey, towii: ( 'omiuenciiuc at Die southeast corner of sad lot and run hint; f ence west tm (10i rods, thence north thres i; ) rods, thence east ten (im rods, thence south three e) nsls. to the piaiMof Also, part of lot three i:'l. iu ulock one hundred and seven 'HIT), of plat I), Sail l ake (My survey, to wit : commencing twenty seven and one half feet north of the southwest c rner or sttul lot. and running theuce norm ilfty-flv- e i.Yii feet, the' ce east one hundred and thirty il.'IOi feet, thence south tlfly rive w feet, we-- t one hundred and thirty (PKJ) tout, to the place of no, Inning. And w ereis. the said conveyance was In trust for the tollowinir purpose, viy,: toserure the Indebtedness of the sa d Charles K, Monro to tie said Jacob K. hainb rver iu the sum of t.'HO with Interest O ereon at the rale of one aud one-hai- per cent per uionib as evidenced by the certain n k itlabps prom.sur) notoof li e said Cha'les F.. Monto. bearliiK eren date wlih said trust deed, and due and j avable in ninety days from its date without u'race. Andwher-as- . It was provided tn said trust deed that fhould default be made In th "iy-- nt of said note or interest a c irdlnj, to 'ie tenor and enect of said note, then It sh, u. be lawful for the trustee to sell said descrim-- luopertv. or any pa t thereof, at public, sue-- t n to the hinhe-- t bidder for cash, the holder of naid note havli-- the rlRht to become tho purchaser at such at the doorof the Count v court house, in tiis city and county of Salt. Lake, of I'tah, tlrst. (ilvlnn twenty (Jill days public notice of the time, terms, and place ol sale, and t e prop-'ri- to be so d, by advertiselnt nt in oils of th.s news-- l a peis at that time published in said Salt lake city In the K.iu;llth Innpuare, and to make, execute and ileliier lo the purchaser at such sale, good and suff-icient deeds cf conveyance of the premises sold, and oat of the proceeds of en h sale, after pa Inn all costs of advertising and sale, and all oth r expenses of said trust. Including rea,onahle attorney and counsel fees nnd com-pensation V) said trustee, to pay the prlnc pal and Interest due on said note, according to the tenor and effect thereof. And whereas, said note by Its terms teeame due and payable on the J.tu day of February, ism. And whereas, default has been made In the payment of said note, and as to the whole itiereof. And whereas, the holder of said note has re-quested the ltndersiirued trustee ts sell the property conveyed by said trust deed under the power thereiu contained, aud to apply the tins-tie- to the payment of said Indebtedness, In the manner provided In said deed. Now. therefore, the undersign 1 will, on Tiles ay. the ind day of April, lstil.at the Fouth door of the county court house, tn the ril v and county of Salt L ike, t'tah territory, ut Ij o clock in the afternoon of said day. sell the above described property, or so much thereof a shall be necessary to pay all th attending the execution of this trust and to satisfy the Indebtedness to secure which the said trust deed was executed. Sam J. Kiistin. Bimom IiauBrmiKR, Attorney. Trustee. Official lotice. NOTICE OF BALE ulfDTlusT DEED. aroTICR Is 1IKUKHY (ItVDM TfllT, 1 on tho a t i davof March. I'UO, the Salt Like IIUthlltlK al.d L.,au Assoc. tttiull loan to t'urltou W. eat. h and Kstelia Yi atcn the sum of two t 'wusmul dol-lars from the funds ot t al l association: and Whereas, to secure the n.iv.iieiu of ihe same the s: ( ( aillou W.Veat. Ii ,m,i lia eab'h lo the said Sail Lake liui.dniir ami 1.0 in v s iciailon, t slcin-- of sl.s k ol series "r..'' of said asso at ion of the par vaiueuf two hundred ir.uli doliais i share; and Whereas, ti, secure the pi.inent of said loan. th. J executed to said their cria n bond, wneiehy 1 b iiudthciuscl.es their heps, adiiiliustrattii , mid hssUus. to pay to sa d asswlat ou weekly, bmunilm; with the a tu day of March, lsw. as line, ,,u said stock, and us Interest on said o.m. ihn sum of six ai d on half Hi dollar- - p r week, together wn h all fines accruniK i n e the constitution ami by laws of sud assoe.atu u and Whereas, it was provided that, if there l default In the payment of s:iM weekly dues, end interi s :, and tines, or In payment of any pataretrjiieieoi, for the pu-- of'ihree mouthi the same shall be oniu di e. then s.il-- obii,. lou in letnaui In fun fore. and effect, aim t:.s payment of the entire sum of two thousand i) dollars may beeuiorced at once forthwith: . d wi e eas. for the better securlnir of ths fultillinei.t of the to: ditloti ol boudfie said Cirltoii v, Yrntcb a d b iia Veati h. as arlles uf the t.rst palt, inch-- executed ant ilclivired unto Frank L. II ill; n I, panyoftho second part, as trustee for the Hap Like Hu'hl-li-and Loan n. patiy o- ihe tl lid part, their certain tru t dce.i, reci rdul In 'A "L"' or morta.-es- . pice.v f.d h a, of ti e records of t ie county reconl-ro- f s.ilt. Lake coiiniy. Uiau territory, wheiei y the parties of the tlrst pari conveyed to the pari y of the sec-ond pa t ail of lo: s i il i and 1 hieen US'. Ill blo-- two it. Park Honlevsrd ad.:itl..u to the city of Salt Lk t nr,.ry of Utah. And whereas, It was provli. d iu salil trust deed that should default be m.i. in the jtay-lno-of the Interest, dues an lines as pro-vided in said b md. then said d,ed was to re-main In full f.irce and effect, ai d the party of the second part uiiifht pris e.d to sell said' rie. scribed properly, or any part thereof, at put 1 o vendue, to the h frhest bidd-- r fur cash, either parlies t i said trust deed beiu at llis-rt- to become the purchaser at sin h saie, at the front door of ti e county court house. In Halt Lake City, I't h Hist (rivlui twenty iji davs piibim in t co ot the time, terms, and place of sale, and tl e property to tie sold, by advertisement in some newspaper printed In the Km-lis- h lantmairc. au 1 published in Salt Lake City, tub, and upon said sale to eircut, an I de-liver a deeu, or desds. In fee simple to ths prop 'i ty Bold, to the purchaser or purchasers Hereof; And w hereas, default has benn mads tn ths coud'tione of said bond; And whereas, the tail weekly payment of Interest and dues are more than six in inths past one ; And w hereas, the tines upon said past due payments have not been paid: And whereas, ths said party of ths third part has requested ths party of t'.,e second pait. to S'll the property conveyed by said 1 list deed, and apply t ie proceeds to of sal I ludebledneas of two thousand i?ao.ii) dollars and costs of foreclosure and sals Under trust deed. Now, therefore, the party of the second part to w t the Bald trim L. Holland, win. n Thins lay. the i'.th day of Mar h. A It., lw.il, at the front dint of the county court h mse, in Salt Luke county, t:th territory, sell at pubi 0 auction to tbe higaest bidder :c cash, tho sad proierty. All if lots seventeen I at d elihioan (is), in block two I'.'i, 1'atk I on evaru addition ti tho ( lty of Salt Lake, Territory of I'tah, or so much thereof as shSj'l bo necessary to pay the of the sale aud nay the amount due tae said rssocletlon on said loan of two thou-sand (f oui do hire, and interest and dues and lined. FiiANk L. H L and, Trustee. Where Nature Is Reversed. Yuma! What recolloctions the name Itself brings up! Yuma, where they di for wood and climb for water. Whuro there art more Mexican thitn Ameri-con- s, and more Indians than either. Where the "thermometer "seldom gets above 11H iu the shade," and where the wicked Yumnite in school sent home for his blanket. Where the seat of honor is the left hand, and the railroad hotel gives the traveler tender beefsteaks. Where the river is the color of the earth, and the earth the color of the water. Where steamboats rtiu comfortably on moist sand, and the prisoners iu the peni-tentiary keep store in the prison yard, Where the girls are "tough" and the boys are "gentle and refined." Where they eat strawberries in January, and where the desert blossoms like the rose. Where the rainfall is less in a year than it is in New York in a day, and where the old men pitch pennies and fly kites, Where the Indian warrior is practically peaceful and clean, and where the entire world seems topsy turvy. Such is Ynma, a picturesque town sit-uated in the heated comer of the world where Arizona, California and Mexico meet. Omaha World-Heral- I A Cataract In Labrador. V The interior of Labrador undoubtedly y Is the lurrjest unexplored ma pn this , ; continent. Up the Grand river, which i empties into the Atlantic ocean at Ham- - J ill on inlet, are the Grand falls, which, if everything is true about thorn that il U reported, are the most stupendous falls fi in the world. They are only about 160 i 1 miles up the river, but only two white men have ever seen them. Mr. R. F. '$ IJolino three years ago went from Eng- - j land to visit the Grand fulls. He organized a little party to accom- - pany hiiu iuluud, and arrived within ' about fifty miles of the falls, when he was compelled to return on account of the failure of his provisions. The Labra-- i dor Indians say these falls are haunted, and they carefully avoid them, believing ? that they will die if they look upn " J them. The two white men who have ' seen them are Mr. Maclean, who, ad he was ascending the river in 18G9, was topped by the falls, and Mr. Kennedy, who over thirty years ago had charge of Hudson Bay post, in Labrador. Mr. Holme says the height of the falls is not certainly known, bnt in some respects there is littlo doubt they are the greatest in the world. Goldthwaite's Geographi-cal Magazine. MARSHAL'S SALE. I)l'R'srANT Tl) A.N KXEUUTIfW TO MR by tue Third Judicial district court of the ten itory of Ihah, I shall enisisa at public saie. at the front (hsirof the county court house, in the city and county of Hait Lake, territory of Utah, on tho hitli day of March. IK'JI, at PJ o'clock m all the rlnht, tlile. claim and interest of William J. Harvey. John W. Ncff, Mt-- y T. Neff. William Hurks aud Mary L. Iliirke. of. In aud to the following described real estate, situate, lyin and beln In the city and count v of Salt Lake, Utah ter-ritory, and particularly described as follows, to wit: A part of lot Ove t u), In blook twenty Can. plat A, Salt Lane City survey, comment-- . lnir at the northwest corner of said lot five ."!, and running thence south 7 rod: theuce eass six (ft) rials: thence north seven U rods; thence west six roils to place of liemnlng, said lot belnpr situated In Halt Lake City ant county. tTtah territory. To is, sold as the property of oefendants at the suit of William Ilariltniin. Terms of sale cah. Bait Lake Cl'v, I'tah. February Is, k!. H. I'AHNONs, I'. S. MarshnL By D. N, Swan, Deputy Marshal. The above sale Is hereby postpousJ nnt:l Mondav, April 1.1, Isnl. trait Lake City, ft ah, March :t. 1R01. K. II. Parhoni, U. H. Marshal. Hy D. N. Bwan, Deputy Marshal. NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION, Land Omen at ) Salt Laki: City, I'tah. February JS, Wt. I IS I1KKKIIV fllVKN THAT TUB NOTICF, named settler has tiled notice of tils Intention to make llr.al proof lu support of his claim, and that said proof will bemads before r.'Kisler and of United States land office at Salt Luke cuy. Utah, on April II. 1MM. viz.: Thomas HullliiKWoiili I). 8. No. lt.M4. for the north half of the southeast quar-ter and the east half of the southwest quarter of section township I north, rantre il west. He names the following witnesses to prove lilt continuous residence upon, aud cultivation of. sa d land, viz.: h'rank fillmy of Salt l.ako Cltv. l.tah; Alfred 0. i.llioy ol Salt Lakedty I'tah: William A. Cox of HriKht-u- . Utah EldredRO II. Anderson of Ilrltrlit ui, Utah, FKANK 1). IKlllHS Hetilstor. V.. W. Senior and E. V. Him Ins, attorneys fur claimant. Sport That Is Rather Cruet. The scorpion is a bad bedfellow, and he has a mean trick of hiding in your boots aud Btinging you when you put ' them on. But you can have fun with hira after a fashion. If yon want to bring out the best qualities of a scorpion build a little corral of dry leaves or paper around him and set lire to it at all points. Make the circle about a foot in diameter, so that the flames will not touch your prisoner. When he sees the ring of fire the scorpion will try to es-cape, first at one place and then at an-other, but the flames will drive him back every time, and when he realizes that he is completely surrounded he will retreat to the center of the ring and de-liberately commit suicide by curling his tail over and stinging himself in the back, bo you see that nature snnctions suicide under some circumstances in spite of what the preachers say about it. The scorpion teaches a lesson that a man had better remember if he finds himself in the center of a gang of Apaches. j Francisco Examiner. Ii Iioussesu the Landscape Talntex Jll i As we stand before a great landscape. '' by .Rousseau like the "Ravines of Apre-I-I mont," lately in the collection of M. I Mannontel, or of the "Hoar Frost," in J i that of Mr. Walters at Baltimore, one l must cull up a powerfully built man of i middle size with a full brown beard; a I wide, high forehead, which his friends declared Olympian; a shapely, straight V nose; hair worn ratlutr long, after the fashion of forty years ago; direct limpid i gaze from eyes of unusual largeness and i grayish blue in color, and a month whoso f lnea indicate the absorbed man and the I reticent. Ho was an extremely thought- - 1 '"S ful man, not by any means smileless and furthest remove from stupid; ha one of those who are hard to win a friend, but once a friend, the person with whom to pass weeks !thothe pursuit of a worthy study. There sympathetic man who talks, and sympathetic- man who is silent. was the latter. Yot he could and talk well, on nature, art nnd a music, and he wrote a charming lutter, ,j.f Charles Do Kay in Century. SUMMONS.' Inths United States' Commissioner's Cour City aud Cocnty of halt Laks and Territory of Utah. Before J. H. Wolcott, CommI?sloEr. J. J. Btewart; Plaintiff, 1 Ths Lasslng Ltim bar Company, fSl,mm0BV (a corporation,) Defendant, J Ths people of the Territory of Utah send rsstP g-- the Lansing Lumber company, efecd .nt. ATOU ARB HERF.BY8UMMONF.D TO PR I and appear before said commissioner' court lu the city nil county of Salt Lck. Territory of Utah, aud answer a complaint fPsd against you by the alove named main-- ! ttff. within dve days (enclusivs of the day ot. service), if this summons be d In said Halt Lake Olty; wittlo tendays if serve lots of said city lut in said fe' 1 a.e county; audi wlthlD twenty days if srvtd eisewaeie. BM actum tabruuKhtto laxnsr from jnn the sum ot fw 4V fur commisstoa on l if; floods wares aud mernhanilise tor dsfeadans at d fendaal'e request. Aud you are hereby notified that if yoo faUj appear aud answer the said cemplamt sa shove required, the said plaintiff will take, ludjmeut aniinst yon for ths sum of tUktai and cost of suit, Witness iuv aand, at the elty and comity e Halt Laks aud territory of Utah, the Id day cf) Varch, In the year of our Lord, ons thousand eight hundred sud ninety- one. J. IT. Wotvrrr. I V. 3. Commissioner.; MARBEAL'S 8 ALE. PURSUANT TO AN ORDEK OF SALE TO I uie directed hv the Third Judical district court ol the Ten ltory of Utah, I shall expose at pul.llesale, at the front door of the countv court house, u the city and county of Salt Lake, totritorv of Utah, on the lith dav of Apill. H'l, at 13 o'clock in. all tie rlirht, title, claim tul Interest of Thomas Hircumshaw ana I'rlecllla lllreuuishaw. his wife, of, in, or to the following de- rrll e I real estate, situate, lying and iiemir In the city and county of Salt Lake, territ rr of I'tah, and particularly described as fol.c wj, to wit: That certain piece or par-cel of laud situate In Halt LakeCity. county of Bait Lake, and territory of L tan. I ounded and nesrrilied as follows: CoininenelnK at a jtolnt three rods east from the northwest eoruer of lot 6. In block one hundred and fifty-on- (lfl), plat A, of Salt Lake City survev. and running thence east three roils; thence south ten rods; them e west three rods: theuce north ten rods to the place of heirHinlnu, and containing In all thirty square roils of ground. To he sold as the property of Thomas Hlreiinishaw and Urlsctlla lllrcuuinhaw at the suit of William Ditchtleld. Terms of sale cash. ii. 1). K. Thompson, altorney for plaintiff. K II. PAKHONS. United Mates Marshal. Itv T. N. Swan, Deputy Mivrshal. Salt Lake City, Utah, Marck lu, 1891. NOTICE. in the prohate court ot tho county of Salt Lake, territory of Utah. In the matter of tho estate of Sylvanus Ulcus, deceased. ord'-- to show causa why order of sale of real estate should not he made. lOPKI'II N. HICKS, rilH ADMINISTRA-f- l torol the estate of Svlvanus Hicks, de-ceased, havlni; tiled his petition herein, duly vended, praying for an order of sale of a por-tion : allot lot one Hi, block sixteen (K, five-acr- plat A, UIk Kield Survey, of the real estate of said decedent, for tlio purposes therein set forth, it is therefoie ordered hy tne judge of said court, that all persons Interested In tne estate of said deceased, appear Pefore the s aid probate court on Tuesday, the 'list day of March, isnl, nt II) o'clock iu the fore-noon of said day, at the courtroom of pro-bate court, nt the county courthouse, in the city and county of Bait Lake. Utah territory, to show cause why an order should not be (trained to the salJ administrator, to sell so much of the real ewtate of the said deceased at private sale as shall be neceseaiy, and that a copy of this order he published at least four successive weeks In Tin. Su.t Lake Times, a newspaper printed and published in said city and countv. Hated February ys, lfttl. O. W. MAHTCH, J'roiiato Judk'e. Tuihitohy of Utah, I Countv of Halt Laee. f 1. C. E Allen, clerk of the probate court in and for the county of Salt. Lake, in the terri-tory of U tah, do hereby certify that tlie fore-(roi- Is a full, true and correct copy of an order to show cause why au order for sale of real eslate should not bs inade in tlie estate of Sylvanus 11 icks, deceased, asappearsof record in mv ottii e. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and atitxed the seal of said court, this th day of February, A. 1. lw. ISEA1.J C. E. ALI.ES. Clerk of the probate court. Two Singular Showers, On Saturday, Nov. 11, 1882, there was a shower of peculiar shaped seeds over an area of several square miles in the vicinity of Statesburg, S. C. The shower began about 11:30 a. ni., and was noted for twelve miles in one direction and about seven and a half in tho other. In the center of the district over which they fell the ground was almost covered, tho noise niado by them as they fell on the leaves much resembling that made by fine sleet. When examined under the microscope these seed, like granules, ap-peared wholly di fferent from any seeds known to botanists of that part of South Carolina. In the following month. December, 1882, Huntington, Ind.,and vicinity was treated to a shower of strange worms. They were only about the fourth of au inch in length and about tlie diameter of a small sewiug needle. Iu some places they fell in Buch abundance as to cover the snow and ice to the depth of nearly half an inch. St. Louis Republic, ' N0TI0E TO CREDIT0E3. Estate of Tats M. Johnson deceased. TOTICE 18 HERKbY (JIVKjS HV THE! I undersigned administrator of the esta'a i Lars M. .fohnson. decs &sei, to the creditors) of. aud all persons having elalms af?uint tba said deceased, to exhibit thera with thensces--1 sary vouchers within ten monlhs a ter tba flrst publication of this notice, to the sals' ad-ministrator, at his place of business No. It East Second South street, In the city and) county of Bait Lake OMCAR J. YOUNOFERO. Administrator of the estate of Lars M. Johk son, decesed. ftait Lake city, March 3, 1SU. NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION, Land office at Salt Lake City, Utah, March 11. N OTICK IS HEREHY GIVEN THAT THE following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will lie made before Kexleter aud l(ee.ver United Btates Lvtd Omce at Bait Lake City, Utah, on April With. JMd. viz: William A. Cox, D. 8., No, llw',1, for the 8'4.of the SK1- - of Sec. 30, and the K', of the SKU of Bee. 111. Tp. IN , K 2W. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: Kldriilire H. Anderson, Thomas llollingworth, Frank Oilroy and Al-fred C. tlilroy, all of Halt Laket lly, Utah. Fhank I), lioiius, Register. E. W. Senior nnd E. V. HlKijlns, attorneys for Applicant. Y Small Farms. V , One of the mistakes of the times is fko ootmlar belief that everything in a busi- - """yiess way must be big. The idea baa I grown out of our haste to grow wealthy V and from superficial calculation, such as, J if one acre pays $100. 100 acres would I pay $10,000. Men seldom make such I money out of vary large orchards, and f while a source of envy to small holders I they are often, in fact, jnst holding on or are running ahead on borrowed capi- - I tal. The men who make money and are J " getting rich out of horticultural pursuits are those who do not attempt more than i they can look after personally. From 1 ten to eighty acres are the sized tracts which pay the highest per cent of profit, ' if they are properly conducted. The idea that a living cannot be wade out of pmall place has retarded many from go-ing into a business in which they might a now bo making an independent living. California Fruit Grower. NOTICE OF SALE UNDER TRUST DEED. rOTICF. 13 IIEKEHV filVEN, TnAT 11 whereas, on the ISth day of April, ihe Salt Lake Hiitlding and Loan association loaned to Carltciu W. Veach, and Estella Veach tlie sum of two thousand (SsHXi) dollars, from the f i,n is f said association. And whereas, to secure the payment of the same, the said Carlton W. Veaicli and Estella Veatch, assinued to the said Bait Lake Untitl-ing and Loan association, ten (ini shares of stock In series "E ' of said a so 'latlnn, of the par value of tw o hundred (iMu) doliais per snaro. And whereas, to secure the payment of said loan, tbey executed to the said association their. ci rtain bond, whereby they bound them-selves, tholr heirs, administrators and aisifrns, to pay to said associattou weekly, lenlnnm with the IMIi day of April. IHuu. as dues on said stock, and Interest on said loan, the sum of six and onn-hal- f ifl',) dollars per week, to-gether with all lines accruing under the con-stitution and bylaws of said association. And whereas, it was prov d that If there Pe in the payment of said weekly dues and interest and tines, or in payment of any part tl ereof, for tne space of three months after the same snail teeome due. then en Id on-I-ation to remain iu full force and effect, and Hie payment of ti.e entire sum of two thou-sand ii.'"Ui dollars may be enforced atones fort hwlth. Ai d whereas, for the better securing of the fuiillluienl of the conditions of said bond ths haidC-irito- W. Veatch and Estslia Veatoh, ns parties of Ihe first part, made, executed, aud delivered unto L. Hollaud, party of the se ond part, as trustee for the Bait Lake Jtui iIIiik and Lonn association, party of the thlidpart. ih.ir ie.-tai- trust-deed- , recorucd lo booli at), of uiortiraRes, paces.'M.9, it). II, of the records of tiie county recorder, cf Salt Lake c uinty I'lah ieiriiory. w iierety the par-ties ot ti'e llrst part i onvoy.d to the party of the second part, all of lots nine no and ten Hill in bock two eti l'ark H mlevard mid it ion t- the city of Bait Lake, teirit.ey i f i'la'i. And whereas. It was prov iced ,n said trust-di- e I, tiiat should bo nia ie in ti.e pay. rnent of the intent t. dues iinl fines, as pro-vided lu said bond, then sa d d ed was to re-main in full fore? and aud th-- i parly of the second part mii.-h-t )iro esd to sell said propei ty, or any part thereof, at pub- lic vendue, to ih' highest binder for i aeh, either p; r ies to sa d r,it il d being at lib-erty to become Hie puichaser a such sale, at the front door ol tue county lourt house, lu Salt, Lake ( lty, Utah, first glvintriMdftva pun. lie notice of the time, terms, and place of saut sale, and the property to be sold, by adver-tisement in some neASiaper prlnte in the English latirune, and pundshed n Salt Lake Cits-- , Utah, and upou said side to execute, and deover a deed, or deeds, In (oe simple to the property sold, to the purchaser, or purchasers thereof : And whereas, def en t has been made In the conditions of sa d bond: And whereas ti.e said weekly payment it Interest and dues are more than six months past due: A n i whereas, the fines upon said past due payments ha6 not t e n puld; And wiiereas, the said p rtv of the third part M is revested the party of the second part to sell the uto erty con syed by said trust deed, ai d ai p J the prcc-ei- ls to the payment r f said Inde ileuuess of two thousand cjotoi dollars and costs of foreclosure and sale urns. trust fle-- d. Now, therefore, the party of the second part, t. the said L. Holland, will on Thursday, the adth day ot M rch, A. P. 18J1, at the frout to t of the cou ty court louse. In Salt Lake com.tv. Utah tei t . ory. sell at pub-lic auction, to the highest bidder for cash, the said described proierly : All of lots nine ifli and ten ilui. In block two r,'l, Park lloulevard addition to the city of Salt Lake, Utah territory, or so mu h thereof as shall he' necessary to par the expensesof said sale, and pay tae amount due the said ou eal loan of two thousaud (aju) dollars aud in-terest and d ss and lines. FKANK L. HOLLAND. Trustee. NOTICE. In the Probate Court, in and for Salt Laks county, Territory of Utah. In the matter of the estate of Evan Evans, de-ceased. XTOT1CK IS HKKF.HY CHVEN THAT George Tinsman. administrator of the es-tate of F.van Kvans. deceased, has rendered for settlement, and hied iu said court, his final ac-count of his administration of said estate aud petition for final distribution of the residue of said estate amonu the personsenlitled thereto, and that Saturday, the 31st day of March, A. I.i. lhwl, at 10 o'clock a. tn at the court room of said court, in the county courthouse. Salt Lake City and county, L'tah territory, has been duly appointed by t ie Judee of said court for the settlement of si. id account and hearing said petition for distribution, at which time and place any person interested in said estate may appear aud show cause. If any there be. why saiii account should not be settled and approved and tlnal distribution made as braved for. Dated February 17th, ISai. BUHL. C. E. ALLEN, Clerk of the Probate Court, FrankPierce, Atty. for eslate. NOTICE OF TtXFj INTENTION OF THE CITY council to extend water mains on First Weststreet, from First North to midway be-tween Fourth and Fifth Jsortti streets. No-tir- e is hereby (ilven by the city council of Salt LakeCity of the intention of such council to make the following described improvement towit: Extendi!, k and layiim lrou water pipes or mains aln t tne following stri-et- s namely: First West stre"t from First North to midway between Fourth and Fifth North streets, with laterals on Second. Third and Fourth North and ou Currant and Pear h sir els. aud defray-iii- n three-fourth- s of the cost t hereof. at tfri) dve thousand eluht hundred dollars, bv a lo- al assessment upou the lots or pieces of ground within the following described d,s-tric-being the district to to affected or bene-fited by said Impiovement, namely: Lots H. 4, 5 and 8, block I'M: lots 1, , 7 and S, block 103; lots 1, S. 7 nndS, block 114: lots 1, 7 and H, block Hi I : lots 1 antl 8. block IX'; and lots 3, 3, 4 and 5. b!o. k 113: all lu pi it A: and lots 1, K, 3. 4, 5. B, 7 and S, block and lots . 3, 4 and fi, block 3d: all in plat E, S lit Lake City survey. All protests or objections to the carrying out of such Intention must bepn sented In writing to the city recorder on or before March til, I sOt, being the time set by the said council w hen it will hear and consider such objections ss may be made thereto, lly order of the city council of Salt Lake City, made February 81. ihm. J. F JACK, City Recorder. New Moons. In former years the night watchmen of European towns, as they went their rounds, called out the hour and the etate of the weather, These watchmen were generally old men, whose infirmities, rather than their fitness, made them guardians of the night. Of one of them, a watchman of Canterbury, Cooper, the English artist, tells a story amusingly illustrative of the mental dullness of the class. One night it had been raining between the hours of the old man's rounds, a fact of which he was ignorant, having snoozed, as usual, in his watch box. When he started on his next round the rain had ceased, and the light of the inoon was reflected in many pools of water. As the old man went along he was heard to call out: "Past 11 o'clock, a wet night and more moons than usual!" j 1 When Pluck Was Slang;. I I This word affords an instance of the I 1 way in which slang words in the course I I of time became adopted in to current Eng- - I 1 lish. We now meet with pluck and I I plucky as the recognized equivalents of tj Ji .5 "courage" and "courageous." An entry I 1i Sir Walter Scott's "Journal" shows A tltat in 1827 the word had not yet lost its " I low character, ile says (vol. II, p. 80), l "Want of that article blackguardly II called pluck." Its origin is obvious, JLJ From early times the heart has been 7 popularly regarded as the seat of cour- - age. Now, when a butcher lays open a 11 carcass he divides the great vessels of the I heart, cuts through the windpipe and 1 then plucks out together the united J I heart and lungs lights he calls them I and he terms the united mass "the I pluck." Notes and Queries, SUMMONS, In the PIxtrtet Court in and for the Third Judicial District of Utah Territory, Couuty of Salt Lake. N. J. Dougherty, plaintiff, 1 vis. Summons, J. C. Thompson, Arthur J. Clark, Louis A. Dunham, defendaut.s. The people of the Territory of Utah semi greeting, to J. C Thompson, Arthur J. Claris and Louis A. Dunham, defendants. rUU AUK HERKljy RRljUlltEO TO AP-pe-in au action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in tne District court) uf the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint fued therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service ou you of this summons if served within this county; or, if svrvetl out of this county, but in tills district, within tweuty days; otherwise within forty days or judgment by default will tie taken against you, according to tho prayer of b.u-- complaint. The said action is broueht to recover the sum or I, with Interest thereon from Ju:: lllh, IhUO, at the rate of Ul i- cent per annum, with au attorney's fee of I'ljU. and costs of this action; and for a decree of this court for the foreclosure aud sale of all that certain piece of parcel of land situate in Halt Lake City and county. Utah territory, hounded aud described ss follows: C'l'inmenciuir at the southeast cor-ner of lot 1. in block 37, plot 1), Salt I.aka City Survey and running theme west fl't rod-i- , theuce north lu rods, thence eat 8', rods, thence south HI rods to iilaee ot heginuiuir, containing sixty-fiv- e square rods of grouud; under a mortgage executed aud delivered by the defendant J. O. Thompson on the K'lh day uf December, ls, to plaintiff to secure pay-ment to plaintiff of a certain promissory not 9 of date Dec. 11, INt, and executed and deliv-ered by said defendant to plaintiff, for the sum ot Ma.iO. payable one year after date with in-terest from date till paid: that, there Is ye due and unpaid ail of the principal and Inter-est Irom June 11, is": which said mortgage provided for the payment or a reasonable at-torney's fee; that said defendants and all others claiming said premises subsequent to p'aintlff may b barred and foreclosed under said sale, and that the proceed of said sale ! applied to the payment of the amount due, plaintiff after paying all costs and expenses and attornes's fee, aud for the Usual statutory relief and for such other and general relief as to the court may seem jus t. Aud you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness the Usui. Charles S. Zane. Judge. an4 the seal of the district court of the Third Ju-dicial district, lu and for the territory ot Utah, this luth day of February, in tlie year of our Lord one thousand sight hundred and nlnnty-on- e. IsitAUl HENRY G. MCMILLAN, Clerk. By ueo. D. Loom is. Deputy C'ri KOTICE OF FORFEITURE. Sait Lakh Cocntv, I January ,1, lfttl. I nro .iacoh .tacohsov, ok yuuk heius 1 orassivfii.s: Ymi are hereby uotitled that we have expended f HXI In labor and Improve-ments upon the Great Western Lode, as will appear by certificate filed December 30, lsDO. In the office of Recorder West, Mountain MlniiiK district. Salt Lake county, Utah territory. In order to hold said premises under the provis-ions of fce.il. Revised Statutes of the United Stales, being the amount required to holt! the same for the year eudinif December, 1M; and if within CJOi ninety days from the service of this notice (or within ninety days alter this notice ot publication! you fail or re- - fuse to contribute your proportion, to wit: tauriHi ami expenses of this advertisement, of such expenditure as a company owner, your interest In said claim will become the property of the subscribers, under said section James Lahskm, Nils LiNurous. Dated January 7, 1S01. STOCKHOLDER'S NOTICE. rpHE A NNU A L M K ETI NO OK TH K STOCIf-- 1 holders of the Opbir Hill Mlninn company w ill tie held at the ofllce of the company. No. 4hl South Main street, rooms !i and a, Salt Lake C'itv, Utah, on Tuesday, April 7, 18111. at V o'clock n. in., for the purpose of electing offi-cers and directors for the ensuing year, to re-duce the uumbTof directors, auu t take the necessary steps to dis-l- orporale this com-pany and the formation of a new eompanv. liy order J. VV. OoLDTHAlT, Attest: President. J. Frep. Cokkeii, secrotary Patriotic. A young lady of Seattle, who has been ' forwarding very interesting accounts of her travels in Europe to her friends at home, sent her last letter from Paris. She was enthusiastic over the French capital, and after saying everything else that she could in its favor, rapturously declared, "To my mind it is the Scattla of Europe!" Albany Arus. L 1 Anecdote of Michael Angelo. I Michael Angolo, at a time when Italy I paid so much attention to ancient art J that modern had no chance of being - judgod fairly, had, it is said, resort to a stratagem to teach the critics the fallacy of shaping their judgments by fashion or reputation. He sculptured a statue I 1 representing a sleeping beauty ,and break- - I jng off an arm buried it in a place where I i excavations were being made. It was I s soon fonnd and lauded by critics and 1 "' the public as a valuable relic of antiqui- - i ty, far superior to anything done for S centuries. When Angelo thought it had gone far enough he produced the ,': broken arm, and, to the great mortifica-- m tion of the critics, revealed himself as ? j tho sculptor. New York Ledger. ...... ..n .i NOTICE In the Probate Court of th County of Salt Lake. Territory of Utah. In the matter of tlie estate of Sarah Watkins, deceased. Ordor to show cause whv Order of Sale of Heal i state should not he made. TORN T. HL'CKl.K, THU ADM IN'ISTKA-f- l torof the estate of Sarah Watkins, de-ceased, haviuif tiled his petition hereiti. duly verified, praviufr for an order of sale of the real estate of said for ths purposes therein set forth. It is tlieref, re ordered by the iuiltreof naid court, that ail peisons interested in the estate of sa'd lie, eased, appear before th said probate court on Tuesday, the tilst day of Apt il. IS'Ji. at. 10 o'clock in the forenoon, of said day, at thecourt room of said probate court, at "the county court bouse, in tho city and comity of Salt Lake. Utah Territory, to show t ame w hy an order should not I e irrnnt-e- d to the naid administrator, to sell bo much of the real estate of s aid deceased at public or private salu as shall t e necessary, and that a copy of this order be published at least four successive weeks in Thk Sai t LakeTimks. a nevvsi ape'- printed and published In said city and county. Dated Ia h 17. Hd. I). Vt . HAtnco, Probate ,ludtre. KOTIOE OF FORFEITURE. qiO GUS HEAHSKN, S. T. LUNELL, A, O. 1 Hansen, or your heirs or assigns. You are hereby notified that I have expended HM in labor and Improvements upon the Conun-drum lode, situated in what is called Mill A." south fork of Bur Cottonwood, Salt Lake county, Utah Territory, tn order to hold said premises under the provisions of Section 3:iiJI, Kevlsed Statutes of the United States, and In compliance of the local laws of Hit! Colton-wisi-minlUK district, bem the amount re-quired to hold the same for the year eudiiiK December, issm. aud if within t)i ninety days from liio service of this notice, tor within ninety days after this notice of puhlicutlon), you fail or refuse to contribute your propor-tion, twenty-fiv- (t'.'S.ooi dollars, each of you, aud expouses 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 i said Section i'i.'l. L.M. Johxson, Dated, Jan. iii. ltl. NOTICE OF THE INTKNTiON" OF THE CITY council to extend water mains on Third South street from First Kast to midway be-tween Second and Third East streets. .Notice Is hereby given the city couucil of Salt Lake cltv of the intention of such council to make the following described improve-ment, ExteuulnR and laying iron water pipe or mains along-- the following streets, nameiy: Third South street from First liast street to midway between Second sndTliird Hast streets. with laterals on Second Kast street; aud doirayinir three-fourth- s of the cost thereof. estimated at two thousand dollars, by a local assess-ment upon the lots or pieces of ground vslthln the following described district, helm; the district to be affected or benefitted hy said improvement, namely: Lots 4, h, ft and 7, Mis k ai; lots : and 8. block hi; lots 9 and .1. block 5,i; atid lolsl. 2, ;l and 4. block M, all In plat A, Salt Lake City survey. All protests and objections to the carrying out of such intention must be presented lu writing to the city recorder on or before March lilt-h- lSWt being the time set hy the said council when 1 will near audi mushier such objections as may be made thereto. Hy order of the City Council of Salt Lake city, made February l, inn. J. F. Jack, City Recorder. ' W't-tal-. Upticcft. s I No.'s5. KOTIOE OF FINAL PROOF. LA5n Opi'ice at St.T Lakk city, t March P'. IS d. f 19 HEREBY (1IVKN THAT THK, followinit-uame- settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof In support cf his claim, and that said prmit ill he made before the clerk of "the county court in and for Summit county, Utah, at Coalville, I'tah, on April l, lHlil, viz: Joseph Hlc.iins, ILL. ".'114. for the S F, Section , Township 3 North. Range 4 East. S. L. 1". M. HenBmesttie following witnesses to prove his continuous residence noon and cultivation of said land, viz: James l.ythgce. Lehi Hen-- i nefer, Alexander Calderwood, Thomas Doer-- ! deu, all of Hennefer, Utah. H hank D. Homes, Register. O. F. t.vvis, attorney. 5 lie Ought to Have Known. ,1 Cochran I suppose your name on this f 1 umbrella indicates that it belongs to (I you? I Gilroy Which, the name or the nm-- t J brella? I j Cochran The name, of course. Pock. i . "NOTICE CP ANNUAL MEETING. .VOT1CE IS HKKKHY OlVEN THAT THE is regular annual meeting of tiie Nation.. 1 Huilding and Loan Association of Salt Lake city, will be held at the offices of said associa-tion, rooms and H 8 j and 4. Kast First South street Salt LaUe cily, ou Monday, the fith day of April, isui. at 7:3Up. m.. at which mi eting officers and directors for the ensuing year will be elected, and such other business transacted may properly come before said meeting, Ht'tssos Smith, Secretary, About Displayed Goods, I There is an old English law, I am told, whereby a "shopkeeper" can be com-pelled to take from his show window and sell at the price marked any article a customer points out. Several com-paratively recent arrivals In this coun-try have cited this to me, and kicked with both feet because of refusals to spoil a show window display by taking a pair of shoes of a brand and size of which there are hundreds in stock. As far as I can learn the enactment was in-tended to prevent the manufacture of samples for windows and the palming off on persons attracted thereby ot "something equally as good." IIowver true it may be that the old Euglish common law regards the price on an article in a window as a contract between the store owner and any passer-by who tender the money, there is ne such ordinance or law here. Otter, peo-ple insist on having something from the window, and decline to accept its exact? duplicate. In that ca.se, if the article i an expensive one, we strain the point and get it down; but if it is something low priced we give the customer the al-ternative of taking a duplicate or nothing. Interview iu St. Louis Globe-Democr- KOTIOE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF MINING CLAIM. IS HEKEBY GIVEN THAT IM NOTICE of an order of the probate court of the county of Salt Lake, territory of Utah, made on the 21st day of February, A. D. lsiu, in tho matter of the estate ot John Erek-so-deceased, the undersigned, the adminis-trator of the said estale. win sell tit publio auction, to the highest bidder for cash, and sublect to conbntiattou by said probate court, on Tuesday, the iMth day of March, A. U, 1S1, at ta o clock ni. of said day, at the south door of the countv courthouse for Salt Lake county lu Salt Lake City, said territory, ail the rinht, title. claim and estate of the said John Ereksou, at the time of his death, and all the right, title and interest that the sa,d estate has by operation ot law or otherwise acquired, other thau or In addition to that of the said John l.rekson, at time of his death, in and to all that terrain claim situate, lying and bring in the Big Cottonwood mining district. Salt Lake county, Territory of Utah, aud ins-cribed aud known as an undivided Inters it , g of tour hundred feet in what la known as the Boss mine or mining claim. Terms and conditions of s,ile. tweuty per cent of the purchase price to be paid at th9 time of sale, balance on confirmation ot Bala by said probate court. February 33, ISSil. I J. NutJtss, Adminlstratorottneestateof JohnEreksot deceased. NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. Salt Lake Cop sty. March 11, lsl. rpo ALBERT FUdEOIt VOI R HE1KS OR X assinns: You are hereby not! lied that I have expended JIU1.U0 In labor and improve-ments upon the Black Bear mine, as will ap-pear bv certificate tied February la.isss. in the ofllce of the recorder of L'.ttie Cottonwood dis-trict, Salt Lake county. Utah territory, tn or-der to holu said premises under the prov'slona of section 2i. Revised Statutes ot the Uni-ted Stares, beinu the amount required to bold the same for the year eud.Di; December US), and If within ninety days from the set vice of this notice, or wltiiln n nety days alter this notice of piiblli ation. you fail ua refuse to con-tribute your proportion, foO.tM and ex-penses of this advertisement of such exoe ndi ture us a company owner, your Interest In eaid claim will become the properly of the sub-scr- i ber under said section liUt J. H. IluNK. Dated March 11, &L NOTICE TO CEEDIT0ES. STATS OF BENJAMIN C. STEVENS, "j deceiit-ed.- Notice is hereby given by the uiidersliiiirtd, administrator of t:.e estate of Benjamin C. Stevens, deceased, 10 the cred- - ltois of. an J all persons havlmr claims aimmst 'the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, wituiu ten months arte r the first publication o.' thlsnot ce, to the sa d Sdii.inlstra'oT. at No, KM South Main street, aalt Lake Olty. Utah. In Hie county of Salt Lake. i Hated FehruWySM. R Administrator' of the estate of Benjamin C Stevens, dis eased. ' WiNiiitui JtUiMtS. AtUirnevsfox Eatata NOTICE TO CREDITORS. INSTATE OF JOHN W. KOUN3. Notice is hereby itiven by tue underslun' d, administrator of the estate of John W. Kouna. deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims agalust the said ueceaeed, to exhibit thm with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the lirst publication of this notice, to the said adminis-trator at his ofhoe. 315 Froiiress building. Salt Lke I itv. in the county of Salt Lake. Dated March (Sth, 1!4)1. JAMKS A. WlIXIAMS, Administrator of the estate uf John W. Kouns, deceased. i " STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. V' NNUAL MEET I NO OF THE STOCK-holder- s of the Scars Lime and Rick com-pany for the elect. ou of officer) will be held ot he oflVe of the company, ITV 8. Mainetreet, Silt). a e Cltv. on lunr.-di-y tie iih aay of March, isnl. ai 5 p.m. Amendment of the ar-ticles of Incorporation cliaiutimr t ie corporate name fioin ti.e Sears L'me and Kock com-pany to Union Lime ami Kock companyw.il fee considi roil. By order of the board of directors. James Lahuios. Secretary. |