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Show ' THE SALT LAKE TIMES. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 18'Jl ? DR. HODGES, DENTIST I 31 W. lit Sooth, - Rait Lak City. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIS L By the Use of Vitalize! Air. ALL WORK WARRANTED 1 M. R. EVANS; 22-2- 4 W. 2nd South St. Sporting Goods I Guns, Revolvers and Ammunition. Bicycles, Tricycles & Velocipelss Razors, Pocket Cutlery, Shears and Scissor Strops INDIAN CLUBS, BOXING CLOVES-DUM8 BELLS- - DOC COLLARS. THOMSON BOOTS AND SHOES. FIELD AND OPtftA CLASSES Examine my Stock Before Purchasing f HOT "Fru id t be Wires i arson Davics Will co!i lie Here. Such is the Partia' Contents of a Recent Te.egram to ColOueltell. A Grand Sparring Exhibition Soon to be Given at the Elks Gymnasium. In order to appreciate the: fact, you must see for your-- i self, but it goes without say-- 1 ing that the Elks Gymnasium 1 opposite the Theater is' just about THE PLACE to go during your moments of leis. j ure and enjoy th; benefits of as finely equipped a gymna-sium j as there is in the Terri-tory of Utah. Within the next six weeks some fine boxing exhibitions are to be given at this popu-lar place in which the best pugilists in the territory will participate. The celebrated Parson Da-vics Comb.nation, that is now meeting with such phenome-nal success in the large East-ern cities, has been ergaged to appear at Mr. Kelley's j Amusement Palace during the month of February, and the lovers of scientific boxing aie promised some splendid exhi-bitions in this line. Jimmie Willaims, the young Utah champion, who recently made it so interesting for. Geo. La Blanche, and gave that gentleman a few points in the ait of boxing, is the gentle-man who so ably d re ts and instructs the many amateurs who daily patronize this es-tablishment for the purpose of receiving instructions. Mr. Williams is a rising young hard "hitter and upon . numer-ous occasions has he demon-strated this fact in a mo t scient ific manner to the aston-ishment of the interested pub-lic. Between the acts or after the performance at tho Thea-ter, you cannot find a mere comfortable place in the city to while away the few idle moments you at that time find at your disposal. Your patronage is respectfully so-licited and assurances of courteous treatment at the hands of the management and all employes are extended to the patrons of this establish-ment. CALL AND SEE HIM Opposite Theater. N. B, No P. Ts. OfTkf olSltttce. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Lakd Orriri at Bali Laki citt, Utah, I January IMh, I8V1. f TOTTCK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE il following namad settler has filed notion of hit Intention to mak final proof In or hi support claim, and that wald proof will be mad before ths reglst-- r and receiver of the limit orrce. at Salt uik city. Utah, on February 3Mh. IMvi. Ti.: Charles II. Wilcken, U. 8. No. 1171, (or the south half of the southwest quarter section 4, township 8 ninth, rang! west, Snlt Lake meridian. He diiiim the following witnesses to prov his continuous res.dmice upon ami cultivation of, khUI land, vir: Hebei iienulon. and William McLaugh- lin of North Jordan precinct, Salt Lake county, I tith. Samuel Wallace and Joslah Wallace of Granger precinct. Salt Lake, county, I'tah. No. 780. FRANK J. liOHHrt. Register. (PffUhtt ottcf . NOTICE OP FORFEITURE. HA IT Lakk Cocntv, I January it. I8UI. f rPO JACOB JACOHSON. OK YOUR HF.1R8 1 ornsdgns: Yon arc hereby notified that we have expended Huo In labor and improve- ments upon (he Great Western Lode, an will apiear by certnlct filed December 30, In tl e office of Recorder iVeat, Mountain Milling district. Salt Lake coutitv, Hiah territory, in ordur to hold said premises under the provlti- - ' ions of section 835t, l tatutes of the United states, being the amount require! to j hoi. t the same for tin1 yeir ending II ember, IMKi; and if within (Udi ninety days from the servh eof this noiice (or within ninety days' after thin notice of publication! you tail or re- - fuse to contribute your pr p rtlon. to wit: ?:ia.:tai and expenses of thlN advertisement, of such expenditure as a company nwnr, your inlerest In said claim will he' onie the prop r.y of the ubncrlberi), under said ectlo tfn.4, .IAmis LnsrN, Nii.s LiNiiroKS. Dated January 7. I8'l. American states of California and Colo-rado, and the territories of New Mexico and Arizoua. The colonist will engage in stock raising (to which end the free importa-tion of a limited number of head of stock for breeding purposes will be al-lowed), in the manufacture of barrels and coopers' goods generally, of beer, spirits and perfumery. But tho most important feature of the scheme is the erection of a puper mill in the federal district and the agreement of the con-cessionaire to sell the paper manufact-ured there at a maximum price of $3.50 for common triple printing paper, 8.50 for superior printing paper suitable for books, and $10 for glazed paper. An-- 1 other feature is the project for putting np a vegetable, fruit and fish canning establishment. Mexican Finuncier. Novel Culoiiixatloii Co'icesslon. A somewhat novel colonization scheme Is in the hands of Gen. Herman Sturm. The concession provides that Mr. Sturm shall establish four colonies in different parts of the country, the government obliging itself to sell him for the pur-pose 250,600 hectares of surveyed pnblio bind in tho states of Durango, Coahuila, Chitiuiihvii, Oaxara and Michoacan. The first colony, consisting of 200 persons of either sex, must bo established within three years from the date of the promul-gation of the concession. The colonists are to be selectod preferably from among tlie residents of Mexican descent iu the j jWfTlcittt llotice . AN ORDINANCE MENDING SECTION S OP CHAPTER M i of the revised ordinances of Halt Lake City, Suction 1. Be It ordained by the city coun-cil of Bait Lake City; That ect Ion a of chap- ter 18 cf the. revised ordinances of Salt Lake City be and la hereby amended to road a fol-lows: Sec. 3. Tho nexton In hereby empowered to sell lota In said cemetery and to collect before occupancy all dues arising rnuu such sales, and all moneys no collected shall b by hi in, paid Into the city treasury, as often as once a month. les 10 per cent thereof for each lot wild for teb and under, and for each lot sold, for any sum exceeding 8.. two and one-ha-dollars, which he may retain as his corumts-- ; shm for selling and collecting. He shall give to each purchaser a certificate for each lot, or part oi lot bought, with the price thereof, which shall describe the lot sn bought, and he shall keep a duulicaiH of said certificate and record the same. The price of lots, the slO belntt sixteen and nue-hai- feet square, shall not exceed 1IUI, nor shall they be loss thnn 1J, the cemetery committee tiema empowered to regulate the price acvordiuic to location, sub- - t to tho approval of the city council: unit ail lots an t parts of lots so conveyed, together wuli nil Improvements thereon shall be ex-empt from taxirtlon (except for wattr; and exe.iiilon, Hc. n. This ordinance to he In force froia and alter It p;isa;re. I'a-se- Deceirberid. 1W.O. sai,1 tiKO. M. SCOTT Mayoa Attest: J. F. Jack. City Recorder. Cnitkfi Statks or AMr.lUCA, 1 Tkhhituhtop Utah, Halt Lakk, City. I. .T. F. Jack, recorder of Salt Lake Cltr, do hereby certify that the roreifoinif is a full, and correct copy of "An Ordinance Amend-liu- : Section 3 of Chanter is of 'the Uevised of Slt Lake Cliv." passed by the city council of Halt Luke City imceuiber Kd, 1Mi. as appears of record In my oftlce. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set tny hand ami affixed the corporate seal of Bait Lake City, tills December lAd, A. D. IHWU. IskAuJ J. F. JACK. City Recorder. Official Itoticca. " - noti6e. In the probate court n and for Salt Lake eotiutjr, terr tory of Utah. 1 ihr nutter of the estate of Huctor M. Scott. U. Ceased. N't TI K IS HKREHY i;i T,N THAT Frank 1'leire, adm ill-t- i nt iro the estate of Me, tor M. Sc tt. iP ceased, has le' dered for eetlenientsn filed in said c rn-- t his ipisl l' t of h sad Intstra oa of s.ild estate and petition for IP al distill ut on of the itsidue of sal e 1 to anion if the person-- entitled there-to audthat attiriUy, the th ilav of teliru-urj- , A. I). I'll;, at to o'clock it. m at the court r on of said court In t e co ny court house, Suit L ike t ty and county. I'tah t 'rrltorv. una t een d iljr ' ppol itel Py t ic j.uiite of said io rt, for ' s of s.n.i acco int and heavli (f s;ild pet tion for. 1 irdur'ou at which time and place any p "son 1 ner.-- s o I In s ld ts ate may appear and sho.v c;me lfanvthe a be why said a 'count should no: be sptt.e mid spp oved and final dlstrllmtlon made as pr ve f. r. t'. fd January 88, 18l. sr.Ai..J C 1' A LI, EN, Clerk of I'rob .te Court. ByC. E. Siaston, Deputy. ' BURNING CHARCOAL GREAT CARE IS NECESSARY TO FIRE A ."PIT" SUCCESSFULLY, Labor Is an Important Item In the Prep-aration of the Product for the Market. Manufactured Generally Sell Their Own Charcoal, "Do you keep charcoal?" asked a re-porter of a large coal dealer in this city. "No, sir, we do not. I have sold lota of coal in my time, but ncvor n pound of charcoal. I don't even know how it is made." Leaving the wealthy coal merchant the reporter sought one of those nonde-script coal hawkers who make a liveli-hood by attending to the wants in the way of caloric of the very poor classes in the by streets and alleys. Having fonnd one of these coal holes the reporter approachefl the almost car-bonized specimen of humanity, who was for the time being resting" from his labors, and propounded the question. "What's the price of charcoal?" "Eight cents a peck," replied a gruff Toiee, and tho littlo old man straight- - ened himself out with an effort as he . stopped filling the peck measure, which he judged to be about the newspaper man's capacity, "We don't sell much charcoal," he continued, "only in small lo'.s. borne inanuf'actvirers buy their charcoal by the great quantity. It i used in large lota by (mrsons who rnnko ice chests and beer coolers, as it is a poor conductor of heat. ' There's a lining of charcoal three inches thick in all sides of a beer cooler. "Most country people bring th"ir own charcoal to the city in wagon loads, and it fur from fifteen cents to twenty cents a bushel. We retail it at about twenty cents to twrenty-fiv- e cents per bushel, and it is a dull sale at that," The rejwrter now left the charcoal mau, and approached an individual who had jtint disposed of a wagon load of the material. "Yes. 1 mnke rliiirco.il " h ronlind In answer to an inquiry. "In r uml fipring is the time when charcoal U tuade to the best advantage. nUlLDINO THK PILE. t "1 am just clearing up a tract of wood-land and am turning the refuse to ac-count by manufacturing charcoal. BtxMih wood and hickory are the lest for that purpose. Oiik makes a very poor coal, and it is hardly worth burning. Gener-ally the gtxxl wood is culled out, aud then a huge circular pile is made of the knote and refuse. This pile is often 100 feet in diameter and from ten to fifteen feet in height. The wood is piled with Kreat care in straight rows around a Kiuall opening, .about one foot in diam-eter, which is left as a sort of chimney for the fire to be started in. "As soon as the pile is completed it is covered all over with forest leaves or straw, and then the whole mass is cov-ered with dirt to the thickness of three or four inches. It now resemblos a , mnall volcano, especially when the fire is started and the smoke begins to issue from the small opening left in the top. The fire is started by dropping shavings into the chimney which was left in the center, and then lighting them by drop-ping live coals into the cavity. A few holfts arn made near the bottom of ths rile of dirt in order to create a draft, (inn ns soon as tne nre Degina to smoge theso holes are again closed. "Now, if everything goes right, th tiro is allowed to smoulder away, with jnst air enough to support combustion. If a high wind should spring np, as it often d(s, every hole is closed tight to keep down the fire, and very often boards must be laid over tho whole pile to keep cut the wind. It takes from ten days to t wo weeks to burn a 'pit.' as it is called, and this timo is a period of great anxie-ty to the charcoal burner, fta the opera-tion must be watched night and day, and a littlo negligence may cause the loss of weeks of hard work. BURNING THE "Prr." "As the fire progresses part of the charcoal is consumed by combustion and the remainder shrinks to nearly one-ha-lf its original size. The shrinkage, of course, would cause the dirt to be left ftunding alone provided it would do so. In order to meet this difficulty the tend-er goes round and round, over and over the pile, packing tho dirt with a shovol. This continual packing must not be neg-lected, for if a cavity should occur and tho dirt cave in instantly, the wholepile Vi,,ea nut into ftumA MpliloVi fiotli. ing could stop. "As tho burning progresses holes are punctured through the dirt in such places as the tender thinks the lire has uot yet boen. These holes create a draft and at onco bring the fire to that part of the pit, upon which the holes are again closed and the charring begins. As soon its tho tender thinks that the work is complete he shuts up the chimney and packs every hole. Ho then spends about two days in packing the dirt, and watches for crevices through which smoke issues aud closes them as soon as thoy are dis-covered. Barrels of water are now hauled to the pit, and workmen begin to open up a side and take out tho charcoal. If sparks of lire should be found they are at ouce dashed with water, and as the work progresses water is thrown into the pit, while the steam thus created penetrates to all parts of tho coal and lessens the danger of fire. As a rule all the coU is removed at once as a precau-tionary measure, and every man who has burned a pit is gvtd when he gets it off his hands. From ?00 to 1,000 bushela nre made in a pit This is hauled away in wagon loads of 80 bushels to 100 bushels, and sold for about fifteen cents per bushcL Thus from $120 to $150 is sualized on each pit." According to chemists only 30 to 22 per cent, of the wood remains as char-coal, the rest being driven off as gases. Charcoal is fio per cent carbon. Cincin-nati Times-Star- . EDM 11033. in the District Court In and for the Tiilrd Ju-dicial District of Utiih Territory, County of S.iltL ike. Christine Lystrtip. plaintiff, 1 v- - ; Summon'!. 1'eter Lystrup defendant. Tho people of the Territory of Utah send krset.nic: To I'eior l.vstrup, defendant, l on am hnsciiy repined U appear In an trotnrht against you by the above nam id pla ntirt in t Judicial Court of the Third Ju-dicial District of the Territory of Utah, and to an-w- the lOinpialnt Hied therein within ten Hays (exclusive of the day of service) alter the S' i vice on you of thlo summons if served wlt'iln this iiiunty; or. If served out rr this .unity, but In th s district, wit Mil twenty U.iys otlierle within forty iUvs -- or t bv de'siui win lie tKkeniiiiairwt you, to the pruyer of s:,hl coinplalnl. The sain action Is brought to haie a dei ree of this court dissolving t tin lnanluKe exlstinu beiwoeu plaintiff ana defenilunt: award, nit to 1 alutlff the s ileraie, custody and control of the child. Caroline C, Issue of said man-lane- ; and tor costs of suit; aluive relief prared on ti.e uroiind th tt In the month 'f O tober, iw;, defend int ti tally aiiandonid said plst-itlf- wlihout any oause or excuse, and has ever since failed to iirovl le the common or any nci-- i sarlos of life for plaintiff and stld child, and his contributed notti.uif toward their support. And you are hereby notified that If you fall to appear and answer the said complaint ns above required, thesatd plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein Witness the lion. Charles s. Znne. JiMa--" and the of tlie district court of the Third ju-d-it d;str ct. In and for the terrltoiy of I'tah. this 17th day of January, In the year of our Lord one thousand elht hundred and nlnvty-oue- . t Aul HKVUY (1. MrMir.r.AN, Clerk. By uro. D. Luomu, Deputy Clerk. Minister Dai;ett anil Kalakaua. Mr. Daggett bore himself in his official residence at Hawaii as if it had been his editorial room in Virginia City. 1 saw Mr. Daggett the other day. He had come down from his ranch at Vacaville to visit his former royal chum. Agri-cultural lifo agrees with the and diplomate. lie used to be fat, but now he looks like a pugilist in train-ing. "Everybody," he said, "seems to be shocked at my leanness, just as yon are. Judge Mceick was quite scared this: morning. 'D.iggett,' says he, 'it isn't ' natural for you to be without jowls and a paunch. It ain't exeroiso, but disease that's the matter with you. See a doc-tor. You're dying.' " 'Dying,' says I, 'I'm as strong as an or. Let me show you. Give mo some-tilin-g to raise an anvil or anything,' aud I bared my arm. 'Just let me raise I'iiuethini: for Ton.' " 'All right,' stys Mesick, 'go out and see if yo'j can raise me 15,000.' " I am told that when Mr. Daggett sent in his cart to King Kalakaua at the Palace hotel, his majesty turned to Lord Chamberlain McFarlaue, and said with a gesture of high command: "Let him be admitted, and the draw-bridge raised. Drop also the portcullis. We are at home to none else todays-Virg- inia (Nev.) Cor. San Francisco Chronicle. SUMMONS. In the district court In and for the Third Judi-cial district of t'lah territory, county of Salt Lake. Isaukl Lynn, plaintiff, 1 vs, Summons. Frank Lynn, defendant. I The people of the territory of Utah send greeting to Frank l.vnu. lant : 'OU AKrJ HEKK1IV KKyUiHEP TO Al-- I pear in an action bronnt aaa nst you by the above named plaintiff In the court of the Th'ru Judicial d strict of the territory of I'tah. and to sinner in cimipli.lut tiled there-in Wlihlu ten days iex luslve of he day of ser-vice! alter the service fin you of this siiiiunous .f served within this county; or. Iri-er- d out of t'ds county but In th s district, with'n twenty drs; otherwise within forty dayn or jtidtrim nt by de a lit will he takiti ai.alnit you to the praver of said romplatnt. The said act ion is brought to a decree of this couvt the iHindsof m itrlmi.uy here-- t 'forc existing hlK een the pinliitifT i.nd and awardinK the plaint. ff her cost in this ..ction. Above relief prayed on the irrotnid that de-fendant "or nio-- than one yar lat pant has villfuiiy filled and neKlecfd to provl e plain-tif-with the common iiecessnrtes of life, mid without an' e or Just provocation has treated plaintiff In sueh a cruel an I Inhuman m inner a to cause ber great mental and bodily dis-tress. And you are hereby notified lh:it If you fall to nppp-i- and answer the said complaint s aliove required, the s:il I piiutitlff will apply to the ciuii tne relief d manoe 1 therein. Witness the lion. C'h irles S. Kane. pidRe. and the seal of the district court of the Th.rd Jiidlu al district, in and for the territory of I'tah, this llth day of December, in the year of our Lord one thousand, eiht hundred aud ninety. (seai1 HKNRY O. McMILI.AN, Clerk. By Geo. D. I.oomis, Deputy Clerk. NOTICE. OF TIIK INTKNTION OF THE CITY council to cxt nd water ns un Apple street Notice Is hereby plven by tho c ty council of Suit Lake CU y "i t .e inteutiou of biu ii c uticil to make t ie following inscribed improvement, to w t. f xtei d UK mid vilis roll water pipes or nial.is a on the foilo.Miu' street, naiueiy: Apt l treet. from the present term, nils of miiins. uoi rii war 1 on said street to Second North stieet, and d fray.nK tiree fourths of tl e ci st thereof, e.--t muted at $ nth. I.y a local nse ip. nt upon the lots ot pie es o. to:;nd vl'lil" he 'ollowit'u dl T:ct. beinj f:iedli-- t M to leate te I or b 'liefi ed bv sanl i"ipiov- " ent. nai'-O-l, : Lot ;. bloi It 1(H, I'lit 'A" nnd nil of ,uts , .ami s, 11 ek ' p at .' ail 1 8a.t Lake C.ty survey. All prd sis and objections to th carry inif out of such bt"ntton must le presented in wr'tl i to the city recon'er on or before March 3 8 1. ben? the time set by tl e atd council when Itwil' I ear aud consider su h objections as uitiy be msde tlici o. Oy order of the C.ty Council of Salt Lake City, made Ten. 3, 1801. J. F J a, City Recorder. SUMMONS. In ths District Court In and for the Third Judi-cial District of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. Sarah E. Clajton, pla.ut.lt, 1 v. Char.es C. Clayt n, dnfendant. I The Teople of the Territory of Ftah sen! greeting to Chillies c. t. ,a Ji, defendant: Y ii me i erehy r ipilred to appear la an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Third Judicial Dlstriot of the Territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint Bled therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons if served within this county, or if served out of this county, but In this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days or Judg- ment by default will be taken against you, to the prayer of said complaint. The said action Is brought to have decree of this court rii Him n i.nt It divorce nnd dissolving the bonds of matrimony beret fore existing between the plaintiff and de-fendant; awarding pla.ntif) Judimieut for her costs snd all proper relief: pravel on the grounds that tu the mouth of November. ISSO, abandoned and wilfully deserted plalntltT. and has ev r since lived separate aud apart from her. although pltilutlff has been ready and willing to live with deiendant; further, that since November, ln. defendant has wilfully failed and neglected to provide for p'a'ntlT the common le of life. And you are hereby notified that If you fall to appear and answer the said complaint as alKive required, the said plaintiff will apply to ths court for the relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon. Charles b. Zans Judge, snd the seal of the District Court of the Third Judicial District In and for the Terri-tory of L tan this 'd day of lenuary in toe year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred, and ninety one. EAi.1 HENRY O. MCMILLAN, Clerh By Geo. D. Looiuls. Deputy Clerk A. J. Panuk-r- .1 H H nuns Attvs. KOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, in,, sua. Laud fcrrics at Saii Laei Citt, I Jan. ill. ihyl. f V'C'TICF, IS IIKIiK.HY (ilVKN THAT the following-name- settler has filed notice of his Intention n make final proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the re isi.-- r nd receiver at S 1 i.a e l.y, on tliefth of Msrch, ll, viz: I. his H n en Cat;. D. 8. 1. MM, for tie lot 4, sw q,-- nw cp" and n hf sw qr sec ipsa, raw He names the following witnesses to provs his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, vir, : Ai red A .ones, Frederick H. H n. Joseph N.Morris. Ma.rv Hajurs, all Of Eldorado, Salt Lak Coiintv. ( t ih FBANk D. HOBBS. BlRn &. Itegistr. Lows, Attorneys for Applicant. MARSHAL'S SALE. 'PURSUANT TO AN EXECUTION TO ME 1 directed by the Third Judic si District court of the territory of Utah. I shall expose at public sale, st the trout door f the countr court house. In luecity of nait Lake, county of Salt Lake and terrltoiy of Utah, in ths liird day of February, 11. at U o clock m., all the right, title, claim, snd Interest of the Slt Lake Sanitarium asso iitlon, of, In. and to the following described runlet-tat- , situate lying, and being In Salt. Lake count v. and described as follows, to wit: Fart of lot 7. block 77. plat A. Salt Lake City surrey commencing at a pontwfset smith of the northeast corner of Bald lot and running ato ft. west. thence smith ft thence eat MJuit thence north feet, to place of beginning, together with all hnUdtngs. machinery and s and thereto attached, sub-ject to execution No hta. levied January Pith, is"l. and esie advertised forFVcruarv luth svl. To be sold as the property of The 8lt Lake Sanitarium Assontatlnn, at ths suit of John F. tioath. Terms of sale. Cash. K. H PansoNs. U S. Marshal. Hy A. (J.Dtsh, Deputy Marshal. Dated Jan. 10, IMI. NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF ASSESSMENT OF a lo al tax tor ths extension of the water mains on Fifth East street Notice Is hereby given that t'ie assessor and collect r of Silt Lake city has ma le and com-pleted the list and plat prial iinsr to a local t x at the rate of fouruiblsper square 'oot, levied by the city couuoil "f Salt Lake city, Febr' aryid. i.d. upou the following d lots or pieces of giotind. nauielv : Lots a ami blocs hi, lots I and block a).' lot 1,9. 7 an I M, block tl. bus i.H, nn! 5. block l.i. lots 6 and 7, block and lots 5 an.l S. lock N. all In p at II, Su t Luke city sin vs., ih 1 1 tax be nj for the exten.ioi of t.ie water mains along the following iterc thed rout' nunely: On Fifth Fast street f om the .center of Sixth and Seveet'i South streets to tlie center of Eighth ami N nth South stretti. Said list an i plat have o en lodt fd In the office of the eitv re corder. No. a, City hsll. and will he open for for a period of 10 days from and after the eth day of Feb-nar- issi, during which time written avpals to the city council for the correction of the assessment may lie filed with the said rwmder. In pursuance of the ordinance In such esse prov.ued. J. F. JACK. City Recorder. Salt Lake city, February 6th, lsvi A nun tor's Paradise. In this unknown land bear, elk and the noble black tailed deer exist in al-most countless numbers, and in all but icrfect fearlessness of man, and here, from the great difficulty of access to their domain, the enterprising sportsman may find them ages hence. C'ntil the ' summer just passed no hunter's, pros-pector's or explorer's rifle had ever awak-ened the echoes of their hills. This hunter's paradise is the peninsula lying west of Pnget sound, and embraces all the territory west from the sound to the Pacific ocean, and the Straits of San Juan de Fuca south to the northern line of Chohalish county, comprising the en-tire counties of Clallam and Jefferson, and is locally known as the "Olympic range country." A glance at a map will best inform the reader of the extent of this territory, where, until last snmmer, the noblest game on the continent has lived in undisturbed peace. Tacoma (Wash.) Letter. MARSHAL'8 SALE. 1 PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE TO me directed by the '1 htrd Judicial district court of the Territory of Utah, 1 shall expos at public sals at the front door of the county cour house, In the city of Salt Luke, county of Salt Lake, and territory of Utah, on the 3d day of Mar h, iMtl. at lit o'clock m.. all the right, title.clatm and Interest of Samuel Jack-son of. In snd to the following described real estate, situate, lying and being In the cttv and county of Slt Lake. Utah TenltoiT. and' par-ticularly described as fodows. to wit : Com-mencing at a point two (J) rods and fifteen (lit) links south i f the northeast co-m- r of the outl a itt quarter of section twenty-tw- o (iwi, In townsh'n three tai south, of rane , n (II west of 8 It Lak mer dim. and r ntlng t en edi.e south twe've i li rods, thence du wtst eighy 1Kb rods, t 'nee dun north fortv-tw- (42) rods f nee due e eig ,ty iSo iods. theme sou'h hlrty (3 , rods, to p ace o fbe- - ftnulug. cents n nt twenty-on- e ivn antes of lie sold as the pr iperly of Samuel Jackson st tli suit of U. t. Gie sjn. Terms of sale case. Salt t, ,ke City Utah, February . Pl. E. U. FansoNs U. 8. Marshal.-B-Bouan Cannon, Deputy Marshal. A RESOLUTION. RESOLUTION CONFIRMING F1AN-chise- s A granted th Salt Lake City railway company February llth, lwu and May aitti, KM). "Be It resolved by the city council of Salt Lake City that whereas, by section six (Si of a resolution of the S lid city council entitled 'a resolution granting a franchise to the Salt Lake City Railroad company adopted Febru-ary llth. ISM) "The said Halt Lake City Railroad company was required to commence work within sixty days after the acceptance of said franchise, and were required to complete at least five miles of said road mentioned In said resolution within six months after said acceptance, and upon the failure thereof, the grant and fran-chise made In said resolution was to become null and void; aud, Whereas, My section six (Si of a resolution granting a franchise to the Salt Lake City Kallroad compauy, passed MayUtith. isuu. worrf was required to bei'oinmenced by said railroad company upon the Usee therein specified within sixty (flOl days after the acceptance nt th grent therein contained, or the said grant was to become null and void; and, Whereas. It was further therein provi-ded that the numbsr of miles of track upon th lines described In said last named resolution constructed within six (Si months after the passage of ssld resolntton. should te credited to said com 'any. and be deemed and accepted as a iierformanc of the requirement con-tained In the said section six (S of the resolu-tion j ranting a franchise to said company, adopt "d February llth lew), to complete five miles of road within nine months after th arcej t in e of ssld grsnt ; and. Whereas. The aa'd Salt Lak City Railroad company; within the time specified In said resolution respectively, commenced work a therein provided, and completed mors than f r miles of road as therein require t Now be It Resolved, That the franchise granted to said company in so far as a compliance of said con-di- t ous is cencerned by and the earn is here-by c mtirmeJ and mane absolute. i'..ssed January DO, ISM. Attest : J, F. Jack, Geo. M. Scott, fBAt--l Recorder. Mayor. Unitkd Statks or amkhica. I TtnanoKV dc Utah. Vss. Salt Lake City. ( I, J. F. Jack, recorder of Salt Lak City, do hereby certify tnat th foreuoln is a full, true auifturte :t copy of a continuing francn see granted the Salt Lake City Itail-roi- d co upany Feruary 11, IMA aud May Mb. lStt) paased ty the city council of Salt Lake ( 'Ity, as aiipearsof In my office In testimony whreof, I have hereunto set my hand abd a tixid the corporate seal o: Salt, Lake City, this land day ot January. A. D.. Isai J. F. Jack, City Recorder. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. "STATE OF JAMES JOHNSTON. PE-- j ceased. Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned, administratrix of the estate of James Johnston, deceased, to the creditors of, and all p.rsons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said adminis-tratrix at her residence. No. M West Temple street, Salt Lake City, in th county of Salt Lake. Dated February 4. ISSil. ELIZA J, JOHNSTON. Administratrix of the estate of James ston. deceased P. Loonnm, Attorney for Administratrix, n AN ORDINANCE ROVIDINfi FOR FILLING VACANCIES that may exist In any elective offloe of Salt Lake City. Section l. Be It ordained by the city council or Salt Lak City: That in case any vacancy may exist In any elective office of the city, the city cnuucll shall appoint a suitable person to All said vacancy, who shall qualify and give bond In the same manner, perform tlie same duties, and be subject to ths same liabilities as the officer whose office shall become vacant, and he shall hold Olflce until his sucoessor shall be dul y elected and quail tied, unless sooner re-moved by the city council for cause. Sec. K. This ordinance to belli force from and after Its passage. Paased Dsosmber 16th, 1H00. Ibkau GEO. M. SCOTT, Mayor. Attest: J. V. Jack, Oity Recorder. TiBRrrofiT or Utah, im COUNT or Salt Lake, f I. J. F. Jack, recorder of Salt Lake City, do hereby certify that the foregoing ts a full, true and correct copy of "An ordinance for Filling Vacancies that may exist in any Elective Office of Salt Lak City," passed by the city council of Bait Lak Oity December P'th, 18i), as ap-pear of record in my office. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the corporate seal of Salt Lak City this luth day of December, A. D. Isfo. seal. J. F. JACK, City Recorder. Can ftjcu Things Bet There is snch a thing as carrying econ-omy even beyond the borders of parsi-mony. Here is a case we vouch for as actually occurring, we will not say where. Three yean ago a certain per-so- n purchased as a Christina gift for tils daughter a little chair, painted red. In 1889 he had the chair painted blue and gave it to her as a brand new Christmas gift. Last year he had the same chair gilded, and worked tt off again as a Christmas gift on his in-nocent and helpless child. In a very poor household snch an incident would be jathetic. But thia father is by no means a poor man. Buffalo Commercial. N0TI0E OF THE INTENTION OF THE CTTY toextend water mains on Seventh South street. Not'ce is hereby given bv th city coun il of Salt Lake city of the intention of such council to make the following des'iili-- d Improvement, to wit: Extending and laying iron water p pes or ma ns along the following describe. I sireets, nsineiy: On Sev nth South street, from midway between Fi st and Second East streets to mid wav between Third and Fourth East streets, snd defraying tiree fourths of the cost thereof, estimated al t H3 by a local assessment upon the lots or pi, o s of gr- - und within the fnilowlrg dres'rlbed dist let, being the district to be sffec' 'd or benefited by s:ild Improvement, nameiy: Lots 8 and 7, hlcck 17: lots 4, It. 7 and S, block IS: lots 1, 1, 3 and N, blre'x It: and lots and 3. block tt. all In plat "A ." and lots i and f, blo li S; and lots 8 and 4, tl k 91. all in pa' I). Silt Lake city survey. All protsste un onjectlons to thecarVying out of s tch intention must be pr 'senied in writing to the city recorder on or before March Srd, 1SDI, being the time set be the said council when it will hear and consider such objections as may be made thsreto. By order of the city council of Salt Lake Oity, made February 3rd, lsl. Joa, City Recorder, SUMMONS. In the district court of the third Judicial dis-trict of Utah territory, County of Salt Lake. Amelia Charlotte Peterson An-- rterson. plaint It vs. Anders Weihelm Anderson, deft. ) The people of the Territory of Utah send greet ' lug to Anders Wllhelm Anderson, defendant. ATOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO I. pear In an action brought airainst you by the above plaintiff In the district court of the third judicial district of the territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint filed there-in within ten days i 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 couuty, but In this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty davs or judgment by default will b taken against you, recording to the prayer of said complaint. The said action is brought to have a decree of this court dissolving the bonds of mntrl-mon-ex 'sting between plaintiff and defeudant, and adjudging that plain. iff take her maiden name, above reLef prayed on the grounds that for more than one year last past defendant h s fat e I to provide for plaintiff the common necessaries of life, alth' it th able so to do: and that for more than one year last past defend-ant has wilfully and abandoned plalntltT. against her wltl aud consent. And you are hereby notified that If you fail to appear and answer the said cotnpiaint as above required, the said pi unit I IT will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness the Hon. Charles 8. Zane, Judge, and the seal of the district 1 ' court, of the Third Judicial district, skal. J. in and for the Territory of Utah. ( , - ) this KUth day of January, In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-one- . HENRY tl. M' MILLAN. Clerk. By UEO. D. LOOMiS. Deputy Clerk. NOTICE' Io the Probate Court, in and for Salt Lak county, Territory of Utah. In the matter of ths estate of Isaac Laney, de-ceased. N OTICE IS HEREBY CIVEN THAT H. S. 1, uney, administrator of the estate of Isaac Laney, deeea-e- d, has rendered for set-tlement and filed In said court, his final ac-count of his admlnistr itlon of said estate and petition for final distribution of the residue of said estate among the persons entitled thereto, snd that Tuesday, the 10th day of February, A. D. lsul, at lo o clock a m., at t he courtroom of said court, In the cuuty Courthouse, Salt Lake City and county, Utah territory, has been duly appointed by the Judire of said court for the settlement of said account and hearing said petition tor dlstbibiition. at which time and place any person interested in s:ild esVita may appear and show cnuse. if any there be. why said account should not be settled and approved and tlual distribution made as prayed for. C. E. ALLEN, Clerk of tho Probate Court, C. E. Stanton, Dsputy. Dated Jan. 10, lsvi. Orange In San Bernardino. There are upward of 5,000,000 orange roes in seed bed in this county. This is ver three times the number set out in .rchard form in the county. But each the demand for trees increases. At the present ratio of increase two years from now 1,000.000 will be planted an-nually in this county alone. As many trees are shipped into San Diego and other counties, aud if all the trees now in seed bed should mature to a condition for planting, there will be but little dan- - fer of an overstock. But many of these trees will be killed by frost and from neglect and other causes. San Bernard- - iuo (Cal. ) Times. NOTICE OF THE INTENTION O:'" THE C1TYCOTJN-cl- l to attend water mains on Eighth South streets aim on e ighth E.ist strcts. Notice Is hereby g'ven by t he city i ouncil of Salt Lake cltv ol the Intent. on of such council to make the following described linpio emeut Extending and laying iro.i water pipes or mains alone the fol.owintt str ets, namely: On Eluhth South street f om mid-way between nnd Eighth Ea-- t ureets to midway between and i inth Kat streets, and on Eighth E s; street from ibid way between Se enth and Eighth South streets to mi iwav betwee i Eighth aud Ninth South stree s. ami defralug three-fourth- s of tie cost thereof, estimat'd at f'J.iOJ.01.1, by a local assessment upon the lots or pieces of ground within the following describe,! district, being the district to be affected or benefited by mil Improvement, namely: Lots 4 nnd n, b o k il. lots 7 and M. block 3, lots t and 8, block IV. and lots 3 and 4. block l.'l. all In plat H, Salt Lake city survey. All protests snd objections to the i arryinir out of such intention must be nresf nted in writing to the city recorder on or tie ot March 3d. IR.'I. being (he time eet bv tho said council when ltwtll hear and consider such objections asm i.y be made thereto. J F. JACK. City He.-- , rder. Bv order of tie city council of Salt Lake city, made Feb. 3d, 181.1. It Would Depend. ' Salpynx (doing the honors of a restau-rant) What would you say, Miss Catch-np- , to a small rump steak? Miss Catchup Well, really, I don't know. I presume it would depend very much on what it said to me. Boston riourier. MARSHAL'S SALE. 1PURSUANT TO AN EXECUTION To me directed by the Third Judicial District court of the Territory of Utah, I shall expose at public sale at the front door of the county court house, in the city of Suit Lake, county of Salt Lake, and Territory of Utah, on the 10th day of February, lsui. at IS o'clock, m all the right, title, claim and interest of the Salt Lake Sanltrlum Association, of. in. and to the following described real estate, sit-uate, lying aud being In Salt Lake county, and described as follows, : Part of lot 7. block 77, plat A. Salt Lake City survey, commencing at a point 3U leot south of the northeast corner of said lot and running thence SS0 feet, west, thence south 44 feet, thence east HIO feet, thence north 44 feet to place of beginning, together with all bulld-tnes- . machinery and appurtenances belonging and thereto att .died. To be sold as the prop-erty of The Sait Lake Sanitorium Association nt the suit of James Ulendsnnlng. Terms oi cash. E. II. Parson. U. S. MarshaL By A. G. Dyer, Deputy MarshaL Dated January le, ISiil. NOTICE OF FORFEITURE, rpO OU9 BEAHSEN. S. T. LUNELL. A. O. 1 Hansen, or your heirs or assigns. You are hereby notllled that I have expeuded J1JU In laiior and improvements upon the Conun-drum lode, situated in what Is called "Mill A." south fork of Itig Cottonwool, Salt Lake county. Utah Territory. In order to hold said Rremises undertheprovlsions of Section 8 31, evised Statutes of th United States, and in compliance of the local laws of Big Cotton-wood mining district, being the amount re-quired to hold the same for the year ending De emoer. isoo. and if within (sub ninety davs-fro-the service of this notice, (or within ninety days after this notice of publicutioni, you f ill or refuse to contribute your propor-tion, twenty five ("..VOi dollars, each of you. aud expenses of advertisement pro ratio, to each of you of said expenditures as company ownrs. your interests In said claim will be-come the property of th subscriber, under said Section 3il. L. M. Johmson. Dated, Jan. a, 1U. Official ItuticP NOTICE TO CREDiTORa. """" Kstatoof F id R. Farme , decea ed yOTli E IS H10KEBY OlVliN BY THE undersigned, the administrator of times-;it-of Med it Maimer to the c.redit- - ri of. and all persons having claims against he said deceased, to eihlblt them wl h tha ecese siry vouchers, wit iln ten lnouihsnfte." 'ue firs' p bl cation of this notice, to tne sa d '!' oma'i 8. Snarr. administrator at the law office of c. O. Wh ttemore and 8 P.Armstrong. o, ".II Main street, Salt Lake City, In tne ounty o" fait Lake. Dated Jan. HI, l. Thomas 8. S.tAB i, Administrator of the estate ot Fred It. Farmer. 8UMM0N3. In the District Court in and for the Third Judio-i- al Dist.lct of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. AicrnCR CBOXifoan, Plaintiff, ) vs. y Summons. ROSE ISABKL1.ACBOXKOKD, j Defendant, j The People of tbeTerritoryof Utah send greet-ing to Hose Isabella Croxford, defendants yOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-- I pear in an action brought aga.n-i- t you bv the ahove named plaiutlff In the district court of the Third Judi. lal district of the territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint filed there-in w'th n ten days icxcluslve of the day of service) after the service on you of thissum-uions-l- f scr.'ed within this county; or, if served out of this county, but In this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty daysor Judgment by default will be taken against you, according to th prayer of salt complaint. Tne said action Is brought to have a decree of this court dissolving the bonds of matri-mony row existing between plantld and de-fendant, an I granting a divorce to defendant; awarding him the custody of the minor chil-dren Issue of said marriage, to wit. Grant and Arthur W. D. Croxford, and for such other aud further r lief as may be Just and equitable; above re lef prayed on the gtound that on or about the 1st day of June. US;, defendant wil-fully and without cause desert! and aban-doned this pla ntl.f, and has ever since con-tinued to so desert, aud abandon him, without suffli lent cause, cr any reason, aad against his will and without his consent. Au 1 you are hereby notified that If von fail to appear and answer the S ild complaint as above required, the said pla 1' ft will apply to the court for th relief demanded. Witness tb Hon. Charles s. Zane. Judve and the seal of the district court of the Third indlclal district, in and for the territory . f 7th day of January, In th year of our Lord on thousand .ght hundred and ninety one. Ibkal.) HENRY O. McMILLAN, Clerk. By Geo. D. Looms, Deputy Clerk. NOTICE OF THE INTENTION OF THE CITY council to extend water mains a South Teimile street. Notice is heieby given by th 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 ms ns along the following ctreets, namely: On Booth Temple street, from Fifth We t street tElgbth West street, with necesi-ar- laterals, and defraying three-fourth- s of the cost thereat etl mated at lofibO. by a lo at assessment t p in the lots or pieces of ground withiu the follow-ing described district, be ng th district to be affected or benefited by said Imtirovement, namely: Lots b. . 7 and S, block 49; lots 4. S. o and 7, block it): lots 5. 0, 7 and S, block f,l : lots 8 and 7. block f8; lots 1 and 8, block 57; lots 1, 8. 3 and 8, block SH; lots I, 8, 3, and 4, block W, and lots 1, S, 3 and 8, block ts all In plat C, Salt Lake City survey. All profes s and ob-j-tious to lh carrying out of si c!i Intentions must be presented In wr ting to the c ty on or before March .1. Is81, being the time et by the s dd council when it will hi ar and consider such objections a may be made thereto. Hy order of the city council of Salt Lak City, made February 3. iki. J. F. JACK, City Recorder. NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. rpO HANS CLAUSiN. Oil YOUR HEIRS I or assigns You are hereby notified that 1 have expended Jim) In labor and Improve- ments on the "Morning Star'' lode, situated what Is calle.l ' Mill A." south fork of Big Oo'. ton wood, 8 .It La-- Omnty, Utah Terri-tory, in oiue." to hold said prem ses under tlie provisions of section . Revised statutes of the Uuite i St ites. and in compliance of tie law s of B g Cottonwood hfinlng district, be uv the amount re quired to hold the same I f the ear ending D cember, IBi; andi f wfhin n!nety tub day from the service of this notice (or within ninety days after this uoleo' publication) you fail or refuse to contr.bute yo.ir proportion, to wit: HflS8i, and e pen es of thlsadvcrtisementnf such ex-pend lure a your lnteret In said cla m will become the property of the sub-set lbnr, under s tbl section Dated January 82d, IS I. L. M. John sos. No. TO. N0TI0E FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Salt Lake City, Utah, January I. iwi. VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT it toe following-name- settler has filed no-- t ce of her Int-nti- to make final proor in support of her claim, and that said proof will made before the county clerk of Tooele c utity Ttah. at Tooele Cttv. Utah, on Fehru-.r-l, 13UI. viz: Mary Ann Hlskey, D. 8. No. I HirT. for the E4 NWi, aud 6H( NEJ and NWVi ?E', setcton 18, township 8 south, lange ,i wei,t. She names the following witnesses to prove her residence upon and cultivation of, said isnd, via: Edmund Leaver, J. L.Vhitshouse, Willlrm Cochrane, J. W. Whltehouae, all of Lake View, Utah. Frank H. Hobbs. Regis er. In 1820 the sea at Acapulco ran o5 i from tho coast, leaving the roadstead dry for two hours, and then rolled in j fourteen feet above its ordinary level and destroyed r-'- of fho city. DELINQUENT STOCK NOTICE. THE BRIGHTON & NORTH POINT Company Location of principal of bus nss. Hrlghton meet.ng-houe- , ElaceLake county, Utah. There are dalintineut upon the following described stock of the Hrlghton It North Point. Irrigation Company on assessment of sixty (flu) cents per snare, levied upon the Ittth day of October, 1890, the several amount set opposite the names of the respec live shareholders as follows : trtf. Nau)e' ShlSea Am' 37 Arnold, Henry 8 f 4 80 837 Hellton, I A V 5 40 41 Hockholt, D, (estate) 8 1 8t) 193 Crowther. Wm ...34 14 41 Unissued Same a 110 M Dunford. A Una B 10 till 83 Duncombe, David 7 4 UU 1st) (iav. Geo H 1 4SO 10 Horns. Jno P 8 4 NO (18 Hazeu. Sr. Kobt 3 1 81) Unissued Hazen, Jr, Robt.. ..I (JO Geo 5 3(1) 867 Holmes, G 8 8 8 60 4 Jacobs, Charidan 3 I Hi .In Lane. Sophia A 640 lSHLearued, Newton A.. ....... & 3 ui WW- - " " ......... 4 8 40 liW Llovd, John 4 8 4d Si Maxav, David 1 4 M) 240 Mavne. A H 17 10 SO Neil. Geo 3 80 103 Nash, John 40 374 Snell. Luemma ....11 Bail r " " 17 1U20 DS0 " " IS 8 DO Stt) " " iM 14 40 Jos .8 180 8n0 Schoenfeld. John S 4 883 Toronto, heirsof Joseph. ...45 11 00 m Worsmuth. Z 5 8(0 6Wrav, D Camp T 4 80 StSe Wanthv'd. C E 10 SOD And In accordance with law and the order of th Board of Directors made on said ltitli day of October, and a subsequent order of said board of directors made on the SCth day of De-cember. A. D. 1890; so many shares of each parcel of stock as mav be necessary will be sold at the office of the treasurer of the com-pany, Arthur Hrown, at No. aia Main street, t (upstair) Salt Lake City. Utah, on the PVta day of February, A. D. lui at 13 o.clock noon , ot paid dav to pay delinquent assessment thereon together with th cost of advertising and exoenars f saie. xc. u. OnutDavt Beetaws NOTICE TO CREDITORS. INSTATE OF THOMAS PRICE, DECEASED is hereby given by the under-signed, administrator of the estate of Thomis Price, deceased to the creditors of, and all pjrsons n.ivimr claims against the said de- -l ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication ol this notice, to the said adminis-trator at his resident e. No. 813 West First South street, Salt Lake City, in the county of Salt Lake. Dated Salt Lake City, Utah. January 89. IS91. JOS. O. DA IS. Administrator of the estate of Thomas Price, KOTICE. VTOTICE OF THE INTENTION OF THE cltv council to extend water mains on Fourth South ftreet. Notice is hereby given by the city council of Salt Lake City of the lnteutlon of such council to mas the following described improvement, to-- t Extending and laying iron water pipes or mains along the follow ing streets, namely: Un Four. a South ttre't from midway tietweeu F fib and Sixth l ast, streets to midway Sixth and Seventh East streets and three fourths of the cost thereof, esti-mated at nine hundred col ars (twi by a loc il up' n the lots or pi 'es of ground wlihln the following described district, being the district to be affected or tenanted by said Improvement, namely: Lots 4 and 5, block iii" lots 7 aud 8, block 33; lots 1. and 8. block S: a id lots 3. and 4 block eii; ml In plat tl. Salt Lake City survey. All protest and ob Jectlon to the carrying out of such intention must be presented In writtne to the city re-corder on or before March 3rd. 1891, being the time set by the said ooitncl. when It will hear and consider such objection as may be made thereto. Hr order of th city council of Salt Lake City, made February ?rd, pi. J. F. JACK, Cltv Recorder. Salt Lake City, February 6th, 1881. NOTICE OF THE INTENTION OF THE CITY council to extend water mains on Thir-teenth East street. Notice is hereby ulven by the city council of Salt Lake City of the Indention of' such coun-cil to make t he followliar described improve-ment, Extending and laying Iron water pipes or mains along the following streets, namely: on Thirteenth East street from midway between Second and Third South to mldw ay between Third and Fourth South streets, with laterals on Third South street; and defraying the cost thereof estimated at two thousand dollars, by a local assessment unon the lots or pieces of ground within the follovvlng described district, being the district to be arfectcd or benefitted by said Improvement, namely: All of lot 3 aud 4, block 95; total and 8. block 84; lots 4 and 6. block 84; lots 7 and 8. block 83; all In plat F, Salt Lak City survey. All protest and ob-- , jectlons to the carrvlug out of such Intentlou must be presented in writing to the cltv re-corder on or before February 9th. 181, being the time set by the said council when It will hear aud consider such objections as may be made thereto. By order of the city council of Salt Lak City, made January 15, 18ul. J. r.JAgtC-O- lf BMiMdew. NOTICE F THE INTENTION OF THE CITY V oil to extend water mains on "M" street, No'ie ts hereby given by the lty council of Salt Ltke City of tne intention of sach council to niaae the following described improvement, or Exterdl'ig and laying Iron waterpipes mains along ths following streets, nnmely : "M" street from m'dway between Third anl Fourth ft eeta to Sixth street with laterals and extension of laterals on Fifth st eet to N" street, anddefravlng taree-- ourths ol the cost thereof, estimated at Two Thousand dol-lars, by a local assessment upon the lots or nieces of ground within the following des-- e 'Ibed dlstr.et, l) lug the district to be affected or benehtsd by sai l improvement, namely: Lot 3. block 58. lot 4. block 55. lots 8, 8 and 4, (dock 57. lots I aud 4, block 58. lots I, 3 and ,V block St. lots I and 4. tluck 81, all In rl it D, 3alt Lake City survey. All protests snd ou Jectlons to the carryiug out of seen intention must be presented In w rlting to tie city re-corder on or tiefore Man h 3d, issi, being the lm set by the said council w hen It will hear and consider such objections as may b made thereto. Hv orler of the city council of Salt Lake City, wad rb. 8d, ikdi. ; , .. J. F. JACK. City Recorder. - i NOTICE TO CREDITORS. INSTATE OF H RR1ET HOWDLE, Notice is hereby given by the mulcts. Kb' d. executor o; the estate of Han let Bow d:e. deccatej, to Cue creditors of, and all pel sons bavin claims against the said de-ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary v lb hers, within fou; months after the first publication of this notice, to the said exe-cutor, at No. 831, Ma n street. Salt Lake City, Utah, in tho couuty of Suit Lake. .1. R. Bowdlb. Executor of th estate of Harriet Bowdle, deceased. |