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Show THE SALT LAKE TIMES: , SATURDAY, -- NOVEMBER 4, 1891. ' s THE LECTURE SERIES. An Instructive Evening Under the Auspices of the P. O. S. of A. The third of the series of platform enter-tainments under the auspices of the P. O. S. of A. took place at Gladstone hall, which was tilled with a eultured audience last even-ing, on which occasion the following , prq-gram-was rendered: Prayer By the Chaplain Music, "Where Would 1 Be," By the American quartette, Messrs. Hemp-stead. Wolfe, Newoern and McCoy. Lecture, ".Dangers threatening Our Country." Recitation By Miss Ruth Eldredge Recitation, "A Hundred Years Hence"' . By Mr. John E. Wiscomb Song (bv request), "The Sword of Bunker Hill'' By Mr. Thomas E. Harper Music, "Evening Bells" By the American Quartette Mrs. Brown, accompanist. Benediction. The feature of the event was the lecture by Rev. W. M. Lane, entitled "Dangers Threatening Our Country," which was a most masterly effort. THE. BAR MEETING-- . EFFORTS TO SECURE INCREASED JUDCES FOR UTAH. A Statement Indicating the Large Volume of Responsibilities Imposed Upon the 'Present Incumbents of the liench Copies of the Bill and Memorial. Members of the territorial bar last night drove a nail in the movement looking to an increase in the judicial constellation of Utah which cannot very well be ignored. The meeting was called to order by J udge Sutherland, with IIcnry-G- . McMillan at the ecc retary's desk. The reading of the memorial to congress was then called for and submitted as follows; To the semite and house of representatives of the United Ltutes: The Imr of Utah territory, impressed by the ne-cessity of nn increased number of judges for the proper administration of justice in have raw ,n convention to tht territory, memoralizeyoiir honor-a- l ile belles for speedy relief; and we call atten-tion fo the facts herein stated, that the situation nay be apparaut to the g power in oiue measure as it is to us, that it may be seen Low inadequate is the present judicial force to cope with the business which is rapidly accumu-lating in the courts. The seven contiguous counties in the southern dp.iisrttriocft.theItte rritory constitute the second judicial comprises about 25,000 square miles unci has a sparse lioniilntion of less than 20.000. x'our tPrniK of court are vearlv held and required to l; held in it. That district, properly pervert, jThhienrieresarethe exclusive attention of one judge. many mined and mining camps in it lor the extraction of galena, ore, large coal fields ami Immense iron deposits, besides extensive grazinir art-a- s and hroad valleys cultivated bv the pioneers nf the territory. The judge asfiirned to that district, has given but a minimum of time to 1', hy rear-n- of the more pressing need of his ser-ving jn t, Third district. Tiiol-'ir- t and Third districts include thereat oi the territory, nn area of a little more than obf'i,) Miiiu. reInmtihleess,eadnidstrcicotnstathineing a population tion of Ihe, principal litiga territory arises. Itis such as naturally jrrows out of extensive minim;, railroad building aiid traffic and a large, commerce and agricul- ture. It jg important, estimated with refer-cc- i. tu the number and character of the suits Jr'4Uht and the amount of values involved, The courts with three judges working constantly .iid a fourth in the third district for a large part rf the time aro unable to keep pace with the luibiness. If the present judges were wholly d from supreme court, duty they would not be li!e, with their great diligence, to dispatch more tii:ni two thirds of the current business. The table is compiled from the court records. It shows tha number c.f cases commenced each year since and including Ishh, the nuinter now pending. It also shows the number of days the court was held each year in each district. "These tables nlo show Hie rapid rate of increase of busi- ness. The tirst district consists of two detached froups of counties. For one group a district court is Uehl by one judge at Ogden ami for the other by another jud:e at I'rovo. The Third dist-rict is compact, and includes the capital city. Six jiU'Ces with judicial capacity equal to those lio aro now arduously serving the territory, or any six judges of average judicial ability would le kept constantly at work to do the business of ihe district courts, making no allowance for the cases which have accumulated or the certain in-crease. The pressure of the district court work upon the judges has left them le:t '.ne iirre time tfhreirsuapprpeemllaotecofuurntctidountys.as Twheelyl ahsavceouplderfboermeex-d pected under the circumstances, but. they have not hail the requisite time to consider the rases In that court as the important interests involved li.ive deserved. Two term a year of the supreme court are held, and the business is so multiplying that, it, will compare well with that of many more populous States. The unanimous conviction of the bar of this territory, shared by all its thoughtful and d business men, is that, the wants of the territory imperatively demand the organization of an independent supreme court, and a corps of six iistrict judges. In short, the enactment of the accompanying bill : Ihe bill continues as follows: Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United Mates of America, in oniTress assembled : That the supreme court of the territory of Utah shall consist of a chief jnstite and three associate ' .justices until a vacancy occurs and thereafter shall onsist of three members, two of whom shall con- - stitule a quorum, to be appointed bv the president by and with the advice and consent of the senate and w hose term of office snail be four years, and to hold until their successors are appointed and f(Ualitied. and to whom respectively there shall be paid quarterly, out of the territorial treasury an annual salary of $.")0o0. Sec. 2. There shall be six district judges for paid territory, to be appointed by the president bv . iind with the consent of the senate, whose term of - -- .. joji'ic shall be four years and to holdunUl their. .. "sum esstirs r. i e jippnlrrfenT iind "qualified, and to whom respectively Khali he paid quarterly, out of the treasury of the United Mates, an annual salary of $.')Ooo, and who shall severally lie assigned to judicial districts by the supreme court of said ter-ritory : two or more of tliem may be assigned to ny one district until the territorial legislature shall provide for new districts or otherwise appor- tion the business or divide the jurisdiction of the district courts. Colonel Kaign said it was the opinion of some, attorneys that the last clause of the bill would erfect the present members of the supreme court The committee did not in-tend this. If the bill provided for the pay- ment of all the judges by the United States it would meet with opposition. Judnc Sutherland stated that in drafting the bill there was no intention to interfere with present judges. Mr. Painter of Ogdon stated that this bill If passed would effect the jurisdiction of the present judges, which would naturally pro-voke their opposition. Ogilon Ililes, esq., 6aid the last section of the bill would practically revoke the com-missions of the present justices of the su-preme court of the territory, and this, being true, the bar should proceed cautiously, as the supreme court of Utah was the hardest worked and poorest paid body in the United States. Mr. Ynrian said he was in hearty sympa-thy with the scheme, but thought three judges would be sufficient at present and favored tlu appointment of new judges from time to time, thus vesting the bench with a principle of continuity which would not ac-crue were the judges to be appointed at one .ind the same time. There were now four judge of the supreme bench, and it was questionable whether they could be legisla-ted into district judges as that might ho on the ! esidential prerogative. Mr. Ferguson offered an amendment that the present members of the supreme court constitute the appellate court. The amendment prevailed. Judge, Judd recurring to the, method of filling the bench, advocated the appointment of all the judges at once, stating that at best it would only be a temporary rule, as in his opinion Us ah will have been admitted as a state within four years when the people would have the right to elect ihcir own judges. "That ali depends on circumstances," said Mr. Yarian. "I am only launching my opinion," re-plied Judge Judd, who added that he was opposed to the bill as it now stood with the amendment and would vote against it. Judge Sutherland stated that in draw ing up the bill the committee had no desire to retlect upon the present judges, and ex-pressed the opinion that Utah would soon become a state. Mr. Ferguson wauted an amendment giv-ing to probate, courts jurisdiction iu civil rases ami misdemeanors. Judge Loofbourow offered a substitute that congress be. memoralized to apjKtint two additional judges to the supreme court of the territory. The substitute was lost as was also Mr. Fcguson's amendment, after which the bill as originally amended was adopted. The committee was requested to proceed with iis labors and the association ad-journed. pi mil B III ll IIMIIWI iimihhi I m in in II i mimjh.hu mi lip ill m I i in m ' . jn ua miimi,.iiL'.VJJJl P J W '. t. V " TiT-- f ?-- U"; ' . " T " "SL'J j L" j..-- 1 . j; rtarr41sTsli'. 7Tig2?" 'MSPFTTZtt:: i iiT - it i fit nr nutf rxmm, ,iwTf.t,. -. i " ' "" Z. 'C M. I. ?' CLDtK fe mmwwmmz tQ I. II ;. - - - yA Ys. - j LADIES' Jackets and Reefers, Fur- - ! j LADIES' Asserted Macintoshes--th- e I Trimmed and Plain-a- ll colors. elevator-.- j pA ! CARRY j Latest Importation. LADIES; Ulsters. Fur-Trimme- d, with' j ,s KQW nLLE0 j l?fff I A Fi!E STOCIC LADIES' and Misses Long Novelty p : long English Capes-assort- ed. ' WITH A VARIED fe'P I CP JEWELRY, Capes-ve- ry dressy and desirable. fcj : LADIES' Fine Plush Reefers, Fur- - I . AND FASHIONABLE j Wtel ALL THE BEST MISSES' and Childrens' Fur-Trimm- ed f I Trimmed and Plain. STOCK CF6ARMEHTS, j fB$0M M STYLES, WARRANTED. i Jackets, Reefers and Coats. ' ETC., ETC., N$$$$$s& AJ SO WJLTHAU & LADIES' 3-- 4 Plush Sacques, Trimmed TO WHICH WE fW03 ' CHILDRENS' Fancy Eider-Dow- n fe Frii vrr 3 and Plain. INVITE THE t ' Fur-Trimme- d Coats. B ' ' i'i FG3 GENiLEmEh ,g 1TTFNTIGM OF - I LADIES' 3-- 4 Sacques-fin- e; only $20, : THE LADFS ' WMW I'i AND LAC1E3. MATINEE Waists in Silk and Fiano . jj ; worth $30. 1 hFmmEiLi nels' ali color3' hourly exPected-- I 1 LADIES' REVERSIBLE SHAWLS, MUFFS. BOAS and CAPES, all New; I I ; VERY CHOICE AND SUPERB. ' 'M$ --and "FEATHER BOAS"-t- he LATEST. 1 Come and see our Magnificent Show Windows. You-wmb-e T. 6. WEBBEE, COURSIXG GREYHOUNDS. Six Canines With Records Arrive From California Today. Major Levy returned from the Pacific coast yesterday, bringing- with him six grey-hounds of the most distinguished strain?. All of the dogs have been prize-winner- s but one, and he is fast enough to crowd ' the best of them in a race. MEXICAN PACIFIC. NEITHER CONTRACTORS NOR MEN HAVE RECEIVED PAY. Since Last June and All of Them Are Xow Dead Iiroke at Deminjr, X. M. Brief Hits of News of the Local Rail-roads and Personal Mention. A private "letter received here today from one of the civil engineers employed on the Mexican Northern Pacific railroad (John W. Young's road) at Deniing, New Mexico, tells a rather harrowing' talc of the manner ill which the employes imd contractors are being; treated. The letter 6 ays: 'Neither the surveyors or contractors hare received a u cent of. pay- - since June last and all nre iu a hard way, dead broke and no means of getting; home. The merchants who have carried the men since June, have closed down on them and will sell them nothing unless they have, the means of pay-ing for it. "W. Derby Johnson, Mr. Young's agent here, and J. Fewson Smith gave their personal assurance in July that all the in-debtedness of the compauy should be paid by November 1st, but now they both refuse to make that promise good. So that now-- all the engineers the locating and the construction corps are all here and none of them have a cent. The. are also in the same predicament and are unable to even get their outlits out of Old Mexico. Every promise has been made us that a vivid imagination could suggest, but every one. of them has been disregarded. Some very glowing reports have been writ-ten about this country, but they are all the creations of a fertile imagination and a ready pen. It is a of a country; noth-ing to do except on the railroad, and if any of us get away, I suppose we will have to walk." Dili Not Arrive. It was announced early in the week that Messrs. Peabody and Dodge of the Rio Grande 'Western would be here some time this week, when it was expected some dcti-nit- e information in reference to the possi-bilities of that road extending westward would be obtained. But up to tbe arrival of No. 1 on the, Rio Grande Western today those gentlemen had not put in an appearance. The local officers of the road say they ex-pect that Messrs Dodgo and Peabody will be here soon, but when they do not have any opinion. . Railroad J"ote. An order has been given by the Great Salt Lake & Hot Springs railroad for a quantity of angle bars, (an "improved tish plate ) to be used on the Bountiful extension. As soon as they arrive, the rails will be laid on that branch the grading for which is now ready for the ties. There is a possibility of the Great Salt Lake it Hot Springs railroad being extend-ed to Centcrvilfe this winter; all depends on the weather. C. E. Williams, until lately Mr. J. H. Ben-nett's secretary, is now tiiling the position of chief clerk in the passenger department until Mr. G. H. Coffman's successor is ap-pointed. All the roads coming into the city will give special rates of one-hal- f fare for the trainmen's ball to be given on December Id. Special rates will be given by all the roads for the mining congress at Denver. The switch from the Utah Central track to the Metropolitan stone quarry at Talk City will be Completed in three weeks. Mr. Sam Levy is now making a superior brand of smoking tobacco in connection with his cigar factory. Try it, you will bo sure to like it. Jfotice to ConSractors, Office of the Boabd or Public Works, ) 161 South Main street, October 16fh, 1391. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED as below, until 2 o'clock p.m., of November 2nd, 18S1, for furnishing all labor and materials to grade, curb, and gutter, and to pave ' with asphaltum and 6tone blocks, State Street, from the south line of South Temple Street, to the north line of Fourth South Street, in Paving Dis-- trict No. 1, of Salt Lake City, according to plans And specifications on file in the City Engineer's I office, room No. 22, Deseret National Balk build-ing. Bids will be received only for the whole of the work, and no bid will be considered unless made on blanks furnished by the undersigned and accompanied by a certified chek for $1XXJ.G0. 'The right is reserved to reject any and all bida. Address Board of Public Works, C. L. Haines, chairman, lbl South Main Street, Bait Lake City, Utah. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, Bt C. L. Haims, Chairman. A. F. DOREMUS City Engineer. Notice THE INTENTION OF THE CITY COUN-ci- l OF to extend water mains on Third V."-- t street, from midway between Thir l .i;ri Fourth South to midway between Fiitii a:;u biith South Streets. Notice is herebv given bv the City Cottncii of Silt Lake City of" the liitrnfu :i - s;: h t 'cunt 11 to make the fcilowing described rucnt, to wit: Extending and laying iron v.uoi pi s or niftins aloup in? following , n a ;:;;!;,: On Third West s:rret. from midway btv.nn Third and Fourth South to ir.iil-.vi- buv.cen Fifth and Sixth booth StiX tmi defraying ".. of the cost thereof, at iy a ! :1 assessment upon the !o!s r ine- - of ground within the follow in tiesi rii ei d.rtvut. bei.ig tho district to be afiectei or Lt::ciittd by namely : Lots fl and 7, B'.o !: 20; Lots 5 and 6, block Lots 2, 3. 4 ai:d B - k Lots 1, 2, h und 7. tl. '.c li; Lots 1 and S, lUu-- . k 4V: and I.ots 3 and I, Block i', ;i l ia plat A, Suit LC? City Survey. ; Ail protests and objee . to the umbj O'lt j of such intention must i '. in .iri!i:u- - t the City Kecord: r on or be. ore Nov.r..b. r lvl. being the t,n:e se' i y tlr; Cotmtii v.i.ni it will bear and ooiit s'l'rh vlrt-- ti:;rs us may be maiie tiir-r- t to. Bv onbr of t " City C ..ncd of L.iVe ; i:;-- . e Nov. 3. IV'l. 1 At . W. M. I. UJ .'v r. c r;.. r Notice. COMPLETION OF ASSESSMENT OF A OFlocal t.;x for the extension of the wntr mains on'Seconi! V'est street fro:n Eighth So-ita- . street south on -- .lid Second We-- t street to th crossing t the I". P. railway track. Netice is hereby given tiiat the assessor and col-lector of bait Lake i iiy has made and completed, the list, and plat pertaining to a loi al tar at th rst n't four mills per sqi.nre foot, lev ied by U' ity Council of Salt Lake City, October 2t!th,lS:l, upon the following described lots or pieces O.J. ground, usme'v ; Lots H. 4. 5 and . block (. Lots 1. 6. 7 and S. block plat A. east -- vl rods of lots 12. 13 and 1 1. block 24. end the we-- t 2 rods of lots ! and 11 of block 2o. five pint A. t Lake City. Said tax bcii glortne extension of the mains idong the fallowing lescriierl route, l.sn.eiy: tm Secord West street from Eiglith ''.,..tn s'rert sfutii i n s.nd second W'et street t::1 cr ssic j of The C 3!. r:nlv.ay track, with li er::is ou Niiit'n So:if!i ftreet. ...i'. ii- -i and p.at hav. been loilged in the orTVe of tne itv i;ec-r'ier- . No. 2. ity Hal!, and wiil bo open ir inspection for a period of 10 itays from an ! ff'er the t.ih day of Novfinber. during w t:,r'i liii'e written appeals to the t'itv "ountiL :t T't coitc: ion tf tLe Rsscssjcent may he tiled with tiie recorder, in pursuance of the ordi-na:::- :? in su h case provided. .T. F. JACK. City Kecorder. S:-;- I. ::ke ( itv, November 6th, ls'.u. w. ::. c. li.-..- " Marshal's Sale. PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE TO ME the District Court of the Third Ju-dicial District, of the Territory of Utah, I shall expose at public sale at the front door of the county court house, in the citv and county of Salt Lake, Utah Territory, on the 20th day of Novera- - ber, 1891, at 12 o'clock m all the right, title, claim and interest of Henry Wilson and Jane Wil-- . eon, his wife, B. W. Drigge and Olive Driggs, his wife, Enos D. Hoge, Utah National Bank, S. W. Sears, W. H. II. Spafford, Wm. C. Riley and Thomas Kane, partners doin2 business as Riley A Kane,Milando Pratt and Libbie R.Pratt,his wife, Otherins Pratt and Emma L. Pratt, his wifej Louis Seckela and Sarah K. Seckels, his wife, and Alexander Johnson, of, in and to the following de-scribed real estate, situate, lying and being in the City and County of Salt Lake, L tah Territory, and particularly described as follows, to wit : A part of Lot one, Block thirty-five- , Plat "E," Salt Lake City Surrey; beginning South thirty-tw- o and one-four- th degrees East, twenty feet from the North-east corner of said Lot one: thence South thirty-tw- o and one-fourt- h degrees East four rods ; thence West eight rods : thence North thirty-tw- o and one-four- th degrees West four rods; thence east eight rods to place of beginning. To be sold as the property of Henry Wilson and Jane Wilson, his wife, B, W. Driggs and Olive Priggs, his wife, Enos D. Hoge, Utah National Bnnk, S. W. Sears, W. H. H. Spafford, Wm. C. Riley and Thomas Kane, partners doing business as Riley & Kane, Milando Pratt and Libbie R. Pratt, his wife, Pratt and Emma L. Pratt, his wife Louis Seckels and Sarah K. Seckels, his wife, and Alex-ander Johnson, at the suit of Jetta McCaskel. Terms of sale cash. Stephens & Schroeder, at-torneys lor plaintif. E. H. PARSONS, U. S. Marshal. Bv n. N. SWAN. Deputy Marshal. Salt Lake City ,"L tah, October 29th. 1S91. Notice OF COMPLETION OF ASSESSMENT OF A local tax for the extension of the water mains on 7th South Street from midway between 2nd and Srd West Streets, to midway between Leverick Avenue and Fiutna Street. "South on Leverick Avenue to Indiana Avenue, west on In-diana Avenue to Cheyenne Street, with laterals to midway between River Street and Leverick Ave-nue on Johnston Street, and laterals on 3rd, 4th, 5th, fith, 7th, 8th and 9th West Streets. Notice is hereby given that the Assessor A Collector of Salt Lake City has made and com-pleted the list and plat pertaining to a local tax at the rate cf four mills per square foot, levied by the City Council of Salt Lake City October 20th, l"t)l, upon the following described lots or pieces of ground, nainelv: Lots 2 and 3, block 24. Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, block 26. Lots 1, 2, 3 A 4, block 27. Lots S, 6, 7 A 8, block 10. Lots 4, 5, 6 & 7, block 11. Lots 6 & fi, block 12, all ia Tlat "A." Also fractional block 8. Lots 5, ti, 7 A 8. block 9. Lots 4, 5, 6 A 7, block b). Lots 5, 6, 7 A 8, block 11. Lots 4. 5, rl A 7 block 12. Lots 1, 2, 3 A 4 block 1. Lots 1, 2, 8 A 8, block 14. Lots 1, 2, 3 A 4, block Ift. I.ots 1, 2, 3 A 8, block 16, and th south rne bilf of fractional block 17, all iu Plat "C-- " Also lots 1, 2, 3, 4. 5. t, 7 A 8, block f.. Lots 1, 2, 3, 4. 5, ti, 7, 8, ', 10, H, 12, 13, 11, 15, Vi, 17 A 18. block S, Lots 1. 2. 3, 4, 5. 6, 7, 8 A 16. Meek 3. Lots 12. 13, 14. 15, lti. 17, IS. 1''. 20 A 21. bWk 2. Lois 5, 6, 7, 8 6i 9, block 4, in J. II. Whaloc's Ad- - dition. Also lots 10. 11, 12. 13. 11, 15, 11, 17 A 1. 1 V U l. Lots 10, U. 12, 13, 11, 15, Pi, 17 A 1 block 4, Cilendale Addition. The north 10 rods of lots 23, 34 So and :''. Park Addition. The south one-hal- f of blocks 1, 2, 3 A 4. Popular Grove Addition. The north one-hal- f of block 1, C. S. Deskey 's subdivision. The north one-hal- f of block 1,23, Tnet B'.r-lingto- n addition. The south 10 rods of a certain tract of land lyirg between Emilia and Oquirrh Streets on the rortfi side of Indiana Avenue, ail in Salt Lake (ity. (Water to be used for household purposes or.'.y frKlime 1st to October 1st of each year. Said f P!.. the esSCTision of the water tsiius along the follow ing described route namely : On 7th South Street from midway between 2nd ml 3rd West Streets to midway between lc: ii k Avenue and Emma Street, south on LverV; Avenue to Indiana Avenue, west on Indiana Avenue to Cheyenne Street, v lfh laterals to mid-way between River Street and Leverick Avem-.- j on Johnston Street, and laterals on Srd, 4th, 5h, 6th, 7th. 8th and 9th West Streets. Said list and plat have beer, lodged in the ofH-- e of the City Recorder, No. 2, Citv Hall, and will be open far inspection for a jenod of 10 days frem and after the fith day of November, 18'M, during which time written appeals to the City Cou-,;- il for the correction of the assessment miy be r":e I with the said Recorder, in pursuance of the ordi-nance in such case pro-- , lied. .1 F. JACK, r ,tv Recorder. Salt Lake Ci'v, November 6th, lell. W. M. C. 117. Notice COMPLETION OF ASSESSMENT OF A OF local ttx for tbe extension of the fer mains on Tenth West street from midday l.e-- . Second and Third Sonth streets to midway be-tween Third and Fourth South streets, wist on Third South street from Tenth We-- t street to Riverside avenue, south on Riverside c i nceto Iola avenue, thence west on tola avenue to the west boundary of Golden Park adiiti in. Notice is herebv given that the Assessor an'I Collector of Salt Lake City lies made ar,.l com-pleted the list and plat pertaining to a local tax at the rate of four mile per square foot, levied by the City Council of Salt Lake t ity. O.-to-l r 2'.th, 18SH, upon the following described lots or pieces of ground, namely: North oue-lul- f of fractional bl vk .",1 ; South one-hal- f of fractional block 42: Lots 4 and 5, block 32 aud lots 3 and 4, block li, in plat, Lots 1, 2, 3, 4. 5, . 7. "5. !. V-- and 11. block 5: Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, ti, 7, &, 2J, 21, 22, 23, 21 aiid 2o. block fi: Lots 0,10. 11, 12. 13. 11, 15, 1G, 17, 13, 10, 20', 2i and 22, block 3 and, I.ots 12, 13. II. loard II. block 4. oldT Pari: Addition, Salt Lake City, t Wafer to be used r hoiireirdd iiurpiises oj.Iy from June 1st to Oc-tober 1st of each ye-tr- Mid tlx heing for - e.vt nsion of the .'.iter rasing aloa; the following Ui s ril ed route. i:.i;n!;.-- Vmj Tenth West st.-e- et frcin rr.id'vr.y te.'.-e-r Second and Third S'.r.Mi strep's t nud"';y b tv.een Third and Fc. irt!i f ' U'h nui l. on Third South pree. thenro west on Third South street to l.- voii'ie, so.rp on Rn to i"d I Sveinie, l - est on ' Irj.i iivonii'? to iia Ito'iV-fl'i- iiie f ijiiori Park Addition. w:;:i j' " :', c n -- :'. r ber-ee- r Tnl3 nvenue jin-- Fourth S"ih strr--- t. Said list find plat h ive 53a lnrl;-- i v the, o'. oi the i it- - l.Vrorder. No 2, City' Mjiii, and v :ll !Hi:A; toj- ll-- pec jo;i f.r pej ,0(! ff' f- ri.'-'- .: 1 Pni tiirT f!; tMi diy et Ni",i,.l.fr, f"'!, i C! 1. r.r: Z V- - h ll.ie V rtfntj ff t,ie-- ; is tO 'l- - I. V ( .".;.! il ifr the r rrc '?i cf f 'lf nss-'s"e- n:i? iLi'--l ni'h 'h fsi'l Pererter. m p'irs nnce of tae orliiau-.- in t.t case pre iie-i- . .V. F. JACK. City Recorder. f '" L.ike Civ. iei 0Th. 11. v.". M . jis. Notice OF INTENTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL of Salt Lake City, to construct sidewalks on both sides of West Tempi street from Second South street to Fourth South street, ttt same be ing in Sidewalk District No. 7 of Suit Lako City-Noti- ce is hereby jjive.n by the City Council oi Salt Lake City, of the intention of srh Conned to make the following described iiapro,vejent, t: The construction cf asphalt sidwalka. It feet in w idth, along the following- strtgMis,. namaly : On both sides of est Temple Street irun Second South Street to Fourth South Street, taa same bo ing in Sidew alk District No. 7 in tlt Laite City, and defrav the cost and expense thereof, estiraa ted at fl.SO per foot frontage, (mmiinjf foot, by a local assessment upon the lot or pieces cf ground within the following described district, be jns the district to be affected or benefited bv Mid improvements, namely : So much c. the follow-ing described lots abutting upon the said pro-posed sidewalk, to:wif : Lots 1 and 8, block 50. ' Lots 2. 3, 4 and 5, block 51. I ot6 4 and 6, block 58. Lots 1, 6, 7 and 8, block 59. All in Plat "A" Salt Lake C ity Survey. (And the frontage of a lot on a cor-ne- r shall be deemed to extend to the intersecting streets). All protests and objections to the carrying out of such intention must be presented ia writing to the City Recorder on or before th 27th day of October, 1801, being the time set by theji:l J Council when it will liear and consider such ob-jections as mav be made thereto. By order of the Citv Council of Salt Lake City, made October tith, l&Sl. J. F. JACK. Citr Recorder. Salt Lake City, Utah, October Sth, lSaL 8.W. is Not iro fF COMPLETION OF ASSESSMENT OF J l e al tax for the extension of the water Risms on Second West Street, from midway i tv.e.n Third aud Fourth South Streets to Thir-- J s.n-r!- i trf.f.t. N .ti'-- is nr-',- civen that he au-- of .iit I ..ike Citv ha- - inaiM and mm- - p'et.il the lis- - a'ri plat pertaining to a local tax, a: rat ,,f f.,i,r mills per souire foot, levied y tae :ty our.' il of salt Lake City. October 1 up.'ti the f !!( ing tlfscnbed lots or ,:,-.- es i f ; -- !., i'f of lot., i'aml T. Mac c. 49 and all ,,f bj; s, !., K -, i m pl.it "A," Salt Lake 'itv : vv. .i'i t.?- - ti tbe exte:t-io- n of the v..rjr r,a:P-,i-"c- :: tie f.d'oving route, : Sevc.ci st :reet. from midu.iv i Third and Fourth sot.ih streets to Third S..".fl ST.-- t. : ,:d t f, il yj't h;; bWn iid'e.J.,riu'e hVh " ; of the i i;y No. 2. ity Hall, and will he rpen inspection a period of lo liavs lroiii and after tb ttii day of November, li'd, 'i'tr-- vbi'-- t'ifie vr-,t:e- Appeals to the t'it.r ( .,vt-- f- f r t:.e col .e. .I'.n of the assessment ma r T. w h t :.e . siil heenrder, in pursuance oj ' r i'i : in rc e in f ::, h case provided, j ). i. J,' K. City Recorder. tilt - i.e Citr, November Mh, 1K1. j W. M. C. 113 , .Vi), a COMFLETTnN r A s"M"ENT OF A OFlocal t ;i icr t:.e ex'er.scm "f ti; m.i cr .A Essr Kr'-- t'r., tuiiwiv 7..i ai:d :h Sri r:;- - 5 - j o;:.t i. t iO'i'h of itth Soi.ih s:r---"t- . ? 'ifii e is h ir. '.n e rcr an.i o: ' I .s.- . : ::.' - j pleied the .1.. ; y i " to h i. i il h.t i tit rli- - ; e - ji r f.,-.t- Vv.ci ' The ! ., ,; I..,.- - iV. l'l ;i,.r! ;''.' -- I.': :., i .'., ,r ;'.'ipr "?f-- v. :;i'i.lv 1 . i. : : f,;. k I': ! ji..: :. n:-,- - :':" L- - ts 1. !. 7 r,:vl v. M'. J 1 ! . . 1 ,: 2. 1;... v :" '!'. - .s )1 C ! - cf tbe n, r h 4o fee of !..: 1 Mo i 21, i'.vf At r pi:t "A;" - - ', ,:' ' il - ., r'-- s A S.-i- for fh- - . : . of te w.?r.r m-ir- a'.vr.g r i r..-- '- -.i - , ,,.- '. s- : ; - Sou'L. -i re.'T.-- . ,i .i - t- ri 1 J. IT; :",e n:' e : .! : !' . , . C:iy r . :i 1 i- - ; r.v1 open i'T . :" 11 !:..-- ir'n 'in ' iii'i: .n- r, : a 'i'.i'i::;', r. : 1. o:,r:nr v. iili t.i:;.- :: r-'i1- - t tne v'y I ' ! for tr.r- - cu:-'- '. '"..e . - ..i-- ! ' t.:.--- y i. :, it:i t.'- - s..i.; b- - i !. .hm.-- i of the c rd.i 'i'ice i.. s..i h tw r.r v: .1 . F. C K. C.'v Recorder, fa'.t Lke C::v. m,.:ii-- r i. I: :. W. M C. Notice of Sale Under Deed of Trust. "ITThereas, On the 24th day of December, 1889, tt Frederick li. Farmer and Mary A Farmer, husband and wife, executed and delivered to the Salt Lake Building A Loan association their cer-tain bond for the sum of $1'K). and to secure the payment of said bond, on the same day executed and delivered to Frank L. Holland as trustee for the said The Salt Lake Building A Loan assosia-tio- n their certain trust deed, which was duly filed for record cn the 4th day of February, lSifO, in the c ilice of the Kecorderof deeds of Salt Lake County, Utah.and duly recorded in book "2J' of mortgages at rage 433, of the records of said county: and Whereas, On the 15th day of "February, 1890, the said Frederick R. Farmer and Jlary A. Farmer, executed and delivered to the said The Salt Lake Building and Loan As-sociation their certain bond for the sum of g200. and to secure th8 payment of said bond executed and deilvt 1 on the same day to the said Frank L. Holland as trustee for the eaid The Salt Lake Building A Loan Association, their certain trust deed, wfiich was duly filed for record on the same day in the office cf the Recorder of Deeds f Salt Lake county, Utah, and duly recorded in Book "2L" of mortgages at Page 174, of the records of said countv. And whereas, by the terms of said trnst deeds, the said Frederick R. Farmer and Mary A. Far-mer, husband and wife, conveyed in trust to the said Frank L. Holland, trustee, for the purposes therein set forth, the real estate hereinafter de-scribed. And whereas, default has been made for more than six months in the payment of the princinal and interest as required by said bonds above described, and by reason of such default the w hole amount due on said bonds, and secured by said trust deeds, has become due aud payable. Sow. therefore Pursuant to tbe power in me vested by said trust deeds, and at the request of The Ss.lt Lake Building A Loan Association the legal holder of said bonds, I shall expose at pub- lic sale to the highest bidder for cash, at the front door of the countv court house, in the citv and county of Salt Lake, Territory of Utah, on the 24th day of November, 1891, at 9 o'clock a. m. of said day, all the real property described in said trust deeds, towit: Twenty acres of land, beginning sixty (6tnrods west of the northeast corner of the southwest quarter of section three (3), township four 4,. south of range one (1) we6t; thence run west forty (40) rods, south eighty (80) rods, east forty (40) rods, north eighty (80) rods to the place of begin-ning, ; in the County of Salt Lake and Territory of Utah. t RANK L. HOLLAND, Trustee. Notice OF COMPLETION OF ASSESSMENT OF A loci! t."x for th extee-io- n oi the j K'jin on Wiii Strr from t:e, intersection of i Srre"t. s:;d s",i .rh Noni street i t ' t'iret. N.iuce is her'1!'"" gi "an that th" Assessor arui Oc.wtor cf S:,;t Lak" Citv hs r.nde and .ompi- - ! ted tl-- e h;; y-- " to 3 1' ' li tit: it th ? i :: oi f :i; r VniHs ;ier fooi. levied ?.y i the ( y ( .iri!c,; r.t S tit Lk Ctt' 27th. - ':1. tie follnw.li desaibed lo's or Jiteces of r.amelv: Lot ;., id,rk t Mat .T :' I 1 ...d ?. I ! k !'; Lets 1. 2. J. 4. .'. fi. 7 sad , M-jr- 7.?: Lies I ;;d 4. block . l.c - 1 and t. biork Lets 1, 2. 4. 5. t. '.. ? V Keck "1 : Lv.f 1 M i 2. block-- )f'. nht E. AV-- o Lets 1. 2. 4. , . 7. d. ? 10. 1!, 17. U. 14. 11 and 1. tMr.h Sabdivisifn of block 2 Flit E." .k sU L ik-- C ! said trx ceme for 'be e r f ;r.e w.n.er mains a'onL' ti:- - iiiioiviri; de. ribeci re u'e. namelv : On Wall Street frcM the ii:'cr-ert.'"- of Wall Street, end Sixth N cth Stree to I f idi Srreet, with laterals runnim; m on Fir. Cap e tad Pe ir Streets to connert w.th presei:! mams, and running esst on Fir and Fear Streets ri'.'.j'it o l feet. Said h.--t and plat hjv lnen lo'"red in the o.f;r of ti e t ity xlec'-rder- . No. 2. Citv Kali, and will h oj cai for i :s: e tion for a r.eriod of in days from and ilt r ui'' tith day of November, ls'd, dunti which tiir.e writien appeals to the Citv ( oiuv H for t..e correction of the assessment may be filed with the said R e order, in pursuance of the ordi-nance in s'jrh case provided. J. F. JACK, City Recorder. Salt Lake Citv, November tttn, fl. W. V.. C. Notice of Sale. I In the Proato court. Silt Lake county, Utah. l a '..' if r ci the e- -t :fe of William J. Shivers, ! 'VT',n' S IS HEREBY CIYEN TH XT BY virt'.i" in-- ; in V'arscin' e of an order of license - : art" hv the Probata t ourt of Sait l.'iiie t ',n'v c n t he Zmh ilav of August. A. 1. l.01, j t ne utid;rsi'.;ned administrator will on the 4th diy of .evt:-.b"r- A. !' 1e31. at the hour of 10 o'clock a. ri. i th. ir r.f of the Scott Aiierba h huildtnc ln t. I v,k Ct, Utah Territory, sell the real e.--t, to .;- - s ad nri-- licensed to be sold, described, ::i follow... '"ommer.cine sixty and oue- -' hvf ; rod soih t the northwest comer of I l i' th:riy-thre- iSt: filendole Park plat, thence sovfh sixteen, '3f:l rocs, thencn east twenty i2") rod-- . 1 r. lu.rth. ixreen ' !i rods, thencewes, ' twen'v r:ids. to the place of beginning Vin? .vitimi the northwest quarter of section eleven illiTowcshfp one in south ranp9 (1) west. Salt .. Lake meridian. Said property wfll be sold in, whole or m rnrcels as shail most letw rticia! at t i.e times of sale, and upon such terms d4 tfcall then he stated. W. II. C KOJIER, Administrator. J. Tost, attorney. Notice of Sale Under Deed of Trust. VITHSREAS, CHARLES B. GOURLAY AND V Emma O. Gourlay, his wife, on the 30th of of June. 1890, executed and delivered to Edward h. Hodge, guardian, their certain promissory note for the sum of 1000, payable one year after date with interest thereon at "the rate of one per cent per month from date until paid and, Whereas, To secure the payment of said note according to its true tenor and effect, the said Charles B. Gourlay on aid J une 30, 1800, exe-cuted and delivered to E. B. Critchlow as trustee of Salt Lake City and county, Utah, a certain deed w hereby they conveyed to said E. B. Critchlow in trust the following described premises situate in Salt Lade City and county, Utah, to wit: All of lots one il i two (21 three (:1) four c4 five (oi six (b) seven (7) and eight iS) in block fortv-nine(4'J- ); lot three i3i in block twenty-on- e 2lS; lots three (31, nine (9) and eleven (11) in block twenty-thre- e (23K all in Kinney and Gourlay's im-proved city plat, which said deed was duly filed for record in the office of the County Recorder of Salt Lake County, on the 9th day of Julv, A. D. lsUO, and recorded in Book "2 "S" of Mortgages on paee6 5 to 9 thereof; and, A hereas. Said deed provides amongst other things, that should default be made in the pay- ment of said note according to its true tenor and effect, said Trustee at the request of the legal holder of said note, may proceed to sell the prop-erty hereinbefore and in said deed described, at public auction for the highest and best price the same will bring in cash, thirty days previous notice of such sale having been "given by publica- tion once in each week for four successive weeks, in any newspaper at thst time published in said County of Salt Lake, and. Whereas, Default has been made by the said Charles B. Gourlay and Emma O. Gourlay in the payment of said promissory note, and request has been made by the said Edward B. Hodee, guar-dian, the holder of said note, that the undersigned trustee proceed to sell and dispose of said prem-ises. Now, therefore, pursuant to the power vested in me by said trust deed, and at the request of said Edward B. Hodge, guardian, the legal holder of said note, I, E. B. Critchlow, wiil, at the front door of the County Court House in Salt Lake City, Utah, on Tuesday, tbe 2:ith day of December, 1S91, at 12 o'clock, noon, of said day, sell at public auction for the highest and best price the same will brine in cash the premises hereinbefore de-scribed, to satisfy said note and interest and costs of executing this trust, including commissions and attorneys fees and taxes. E. B. CRITCHLOW, Trustee. Dated November 4, 1891. Nor ice COMPLETION ()? AS;F?SMENT C.F A OF local 1,-- r v':e ,;;c.i i . 2...r m 'in? on 'th F'is" Srret-t- . i c- - t,'.''eu i:th ar.d veh Sot.;'.i S:r to t-,- ay 9rh ar.-- ir-'- Sn.tb :r-- ' Noice hi herei.y triNrn t:ijt A r ar.-- i Collector of Salt'l-;:.- Civ has i.i :o;.:,i; the li.--t ami pt perfur.::r 3 i' tsx r th rate cf fr-'i- mills rr. !e.-.e- rv the City Council of Lake C:v. ' vt: ber 27:'c, l":d. upon the fo'ovin dcr:!;t d lots or pieces of eroiind, n imelv : Lots and a, block 2: Lots 1 aud 2, Mock o. Plat :" Also the east half of lots 7, S, Irt arA 11, and the west half of Lots 12, 1 1, ' 14. 15 and 15. block l3, Five Acre Pl'.t "A." all in frit Lake Ci'v. taid tax htinjr for the extension of the watfr water mains aiori' the following described rn-"- namely: On Sth Ent Street fros. roidwny between Sta and '.tth South Streets to mid-way between t'th and South St.-eet-with laterals on h Sn::th Street. Sold b-- t and plat hsvp been loiined in the oj.i e of the C ity riecuriier, o- v iiy ia:i. taitu ran oe iijuai i r inspection for a period of 10 d.iys from and after the tith day of November. lv"l, during which time written appeals to the City Council for the cor-rection ofthe assessment may be tiled with The said Recorder, in pursuance of the ordinance in such case provided. J. F. JACK, City Recorder. Salt Lake Citv, November tith, l'.'l. W. M. C. IIS. Notice of Sale of Heal Estate. "VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVilN. THAT IN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court in and for the County of Salt Lake, Territory of L'tah, made on the 29.h day of September, lh.-l- , in the matter of the estate of Henry shingletc. a, de-ceased, the undersigned, the Administrator of said estate, will sell at public auction, to the high-est bidder, for cash, and subject to confirmation by said Probnte Court, on Monday, the 9th day of November, ltl, at 12 o'clock, M., at the front door of the County Court House in the City aud County of Salt Lake, all the right, title, interest and estate of said Henry Shincleton at the time of bis death, and all the right, title and interest that the said estate baa, by operation of law or other-wise, acquired other than or in addition to that of the said Henry Shingleton, deceased, at the time of his death, in and to all those certain lots, pieces or parcels of land situate, Iving, and being in the said City and County of Sait Lake, Terri-tory of Utah, and bounded and described as fol-lows, t: Firt Commencing at a point Five (51 rods West of the South East corner of Lot Two (2), Block Niuety-Mjve- n 97), Plat "A," Salt Lake City Survey, and running thence West Two and one-ha- lf i2'-4- rods, thence North Ten (10) rods, thence Kast Two and one-ha- lf (21) rods, thence South TeSn c(1o0)Irods to place of beginning. The following described part of Lot Two (2), Block Forty-fou- r (441, Plat "B," Salt Lake City Survey, vii: Commencing at the South East corner ot said Lot, and rnnning thence West Twenty-fou- r i.vH) feet, thence North Thirty-eigh- t (38) feet, thence West Three and one-hal- f v'i) feet, thecce North Two hundred and nine and one-ha- lf (209'-- ) fret, thence East Twenty-seve- n and one-hal- f (27H)teet, thence South Two hundred and forty-seve- n and cne-hal-f (il7V) feet to place of beginning. Terms nwl Conditions of Sale: Cash, ten per cent cf the purchase money to be paid to the auc-tioneer on the day of sale, balaace on confirma-tion oi sale by said Probate Court. Deed at expense of purchaser. BARLOW FERGUSON, Administrator of the EsUte of Henry Shingleton, deceased. October 17th, 1R81. Notice is hereby given the administrator deem-ing it to the interests of all persons concerned that the sale of the above described property of the estate of Henry Shingleton, deceased, has been postponed until Mondav, the ltith dav of Novem-ber. 1W1, at 12 o'clock m. at the frontdoor of the Countv Court House, Suit Lake Citv and County, Utah. BARLOW FERGUSON, Administrator of the Estate of Henry Sliinglutou deceased. November 9th 1891. Notice. OF THE INTENTION OF THE CITY COT'N cil to extend sewer mains on South Teia" pie street from Mate street to midway between 'I" and "J" streets. Notice is hereby civen by the City Council c.f Salt Lake City of the intention of such Council to make the following described improvement, t: Extending and lavini iron sewer niDes or mains along the following streets, namely: On South Tempie street from Mite street to mid" ay betweeu I and J streets, wuh la:erals on A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H and I stree's ai.d defraying of the cost thereof, estimated at $11.5.', by a local assessment upon the lots or pieces of cround within the foiiowinc described district, heimrt'ie district to be affected or benefited by taid improve-ment, namely: Lot 2, Block 6: Lots 1 and 2, Block ; Lots 1 and 2, Block 7: Lots, 1, and 2. Bk.ck 3; Lots 1 and 2, block 9: Lets 1 and 2, Fdorfc in; ' Lots 1 and 2, Block lit Lots 1 and 2, Block 12; Lots 1 snri 2, Block 13, find Lots 1 and 2, Block 14. Plat D" m i Lots l, 2.3.4, r., 6. 7 aci t, Bicck 1, riat "I," Salt Lake City Survey. All protests and objections to the carrying out nf sncn intention must be presented in writing to the City Recorder on or before November 2si, v.l, beine the time set by the said Council when it will bear and consider such objections as may be made thereto. Bv order of the City Council of Salt Lake City, made Sept. 29th, lSl. J.K.JACK, Sewer Dist. No. 2. City Recorder Bids Wanted. C.EALED PROFOSALS WILL BE RECE1YEU O addressed as below, until 2 o'clock p. m. o Saturday. November 2'st. 1"W1. for the erading o St.a'e Street, betw --ed North Temple trer. and the Capitol cronr.ds. There are about 15.000 cubii yards ot material to be moved, and the wort m ust be dene in accordance with p'aiis in the City En. cineer's Office Room No. -i, Deseret National Bank Buildinc. No bid will be considered uaies made on 'form furnished bv the undersroed. Addre-- s Board of Public Work, No. 161 South, llnin Street. Salt Lake City, Utah. The right is resarved to reject any and all bids, C. L. HAINES, t hairman Board of Public Works. A. F. DOR E Mi s. City Engineer. Notice OF THE INTENTION OF THE CITY f OUN-ci- l to extend water mains on Eighth South street and on Ninth Fast street. Notice is hereby given by the City Council nf Salt Lake Citv of the intention of uch ouncil to make tbe following described improve-ment, t: Extending and lav-ing iron water pipes or mains along the following streets, namelv: On Stti Soutu street from midway between Sth and 9th East to midway between !th and loth East streets, and on 6th East street from midway betwwn 'tli and Sth South streets to midway between 9th south and Roper streets, and defraying three-fourth- s of the costs thereof, timated at $ !". by a local upon the lots or pieces of ground within the following described Oi.'rict. he.n the district to be affected or benetifed by said improvement, namelv: Lots 3, 4, 5 and , block 1 ; Lots 1, li, 7 and S, block 2: Lot 1 and 2, block 13; and Lots 2 and 3, block 14, plat "B," Salt Lake C.ty survey: And the East half of lots 12, 13, 14, 15 and IB, blo k 16: And the West half of lots 7, 8, . 10 and 11, block 17, Five acre plat "A," Big Field survey. All protests and objections to the carrying out of such intention must be presented in writing to the City Recorder on or before November 28th. i 1891, being the time set by said Council when it will hear and consider such obiectious as may ' be made thereto. Bv order of the Citv Council of Salt Lake Citv, made November 3d, 1S91. J.K.JACK. W. M. 1. 121 Citv Recorder. ?7otIc j THE INTENTION OP THE CrrTCOTTS'-c- il OP to extend water mains on Sixth. Soatip rtreat and Ninth East street. Notice is hereby given by the City Ootid cU of; Sait Lake Citv of the intention ot snch CooaI--t make the following described Improvement, to, wit: Extending and buying iren water pipea-or-main- s alone the following street, namely: On, Sixth South stiwr, from midway between. Figath and Ninth iuwt streets, to midtssv betwrenj Nil.to andTenta Eat streets, and en Ifintli fist) :reaC from mid-ra- between Fifth and fcixth Soutlu .streets, to midway between Seventh and Klgbthi Sont.il streets, with laterals cm Seventh boulkj street, and defraying H of the cost thereof, esfi--. mated at 4ctt by a local assessment trpcnJ the Lnts or pieces ot prourd within the following 'dcwCTibvd cSi.trict, being the district to be attested! k;r benefited by sail improvement, namely: Lota It s.n.1 8, liic-c- 13 ; Lota 4 and 5. Block 14- - LoU 8, 6 sad 6, Block IS; Lota, 1. 6, t and 8, Bloc 1 Lets 1 and 2. Block Z7, and Lots S and 3, Block 2S,' all in plat "B," Sait Lake City Snnrey. All protests and objections to the carrying out, vf snrh intention must be nresented rn writing to the Citv Recorder on or before Noember 30, IBSl being the time set by the said Council when iS will hear and consider such objections as mty bs made thereto. maBdye order of the City Cauncil of PaU Lake d:j Oct. 27th. lb9L, J. F. JACK, W M I No. 12 City Recorder. ' Summons. In the District Court in and for the Third Judi-cial District of Utah Territory, Comity of Salt Lake. John C. Hoggan, Plaintiff, 1 vs. I Msthew Ingram, deceased, I Ingram, nrst name unknown. The V Summons, unknown heirs of Mathew Ingram, j deceased, Martin K. Harkneea, De-fendants. J The People of the Territory of Utah send greet-ing: To Mathew Ingram, deceased, In-gram, first name unknown, Tbe unknown heirs of Mathew Ingram, deceased, Martin Harkness, Defendants. --yOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-- 1 pear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of V tah, and to answer the complaint filed therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons if served within this county: or, if served out of thia county, but in this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days pr judgment by de-fault will be taken against you, according to the prayer of said compbiint. The said action is brought to have a decree of this Court requiring defendants and each of them to set forth the nature and extent of their and each of their interest or estates in and to those certain premises hereinafter described, and deter-mining same, decreeing each defendant to have no right, title, estate or interest in or to said premises, or any part thereof, and the title of plaintiff thereto against defendants and each of them and against any and all persons claiming or hereafter to claim under or through, said defen-dants; adjudging that plaintiff recover costs against any ofsaid defendants who may appear by way of answer herein : declaring plaintiff's title a title in fee simple, to all of said premises, and granting plaintiff such other relief as may seem meet; Said premises are described as follows, to-w- it: The E. H of Lot 3 Blk. 5, Plat "B" S. L. City Survev, situated in Sec. 6, Tp. 1, of Ranee 1, E. Salt Lake Meridian, Salt Lake County, Utah Territory. And yon 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 Hon. Charles 8. Zane, Judge, and the Seal of the District Coart of the Third Judicial District, in and for the Territory of Utah, this Sth day of October, in the year of our Lord one thous-and eight hundred and ninety-one- . seal. HENRY Ci. McMILLAN, Clerk. By GEO. D. LOOM IS, Deputy Clark. A. F. Groves, attorney for plaintiff, Hi Central Block. . REACHING THE FUBLIC. Enormous Traffic of the Electric Cars of the City. "The American people," remarked Mr. B. F. Cummings, jr., manager of the Utah Ad-vertising Co., to a reporter, "are the greatest advertisers in the world. They are also the most practical and ingenious in utilizing and devising methods for reaching the public." " IIov about the business men of this city ?" "They are liberal advertisers." replied Mr. Cummings "or our town could not support four such dailies as it does, together with all the other publications issued here. Some of our leading retail houses spend as high as $3000 to $4000 per vear in advertising. This city," continued ir. Cummings, "has been a great field for advertising fakes of all sorts. d 'guides,' 'directories,' 'pro-grammes,' etc., worthless, or nearly so, for advertising mediums, are often patronized with astonishing liberality. Our local busi-ness meu do not discriminate between good and worthless mediums as they should." "Ho about street car advertising?" "It is the beet aud cheapest in the world," repiicd Mr. Cutiimings, with emphasis. "It is coming to be regarded as such by adverti-sers in "nil the leadiug cities of Amer-ica. Though but a few years old, this method of reaching the public has at-tained immense popularity. It has advan-tages over ali others. The advertisements are large, conspicuous and striking, and never look insignificant or obscure. Mechan-ically, they arc, or may be made, works of art. They are inevitably seen by vast num-bers of people, as passcugers must look at them, or shut their eyes. Workingmen who don't subscribe for newspapers, and ladies who never read them, ride m the cars and can't help but see the large and attractive advertisements. "How does the cost of street car advertis-ing compare with that of other mediums?" "In this city, circulation and display con-sidered, street car advertising costs but a small percentage of newspaper advertising. To illustrate: I will place a large advertis-ing card, handsomely printed, before from l.i.OOO to '.20,000 street car passengers, for 50 cents. Ten times the money would not buy such a circulation through the news-papers. "I did not suppose it possible to give 6uch a circulation to advertisements in the cars," observed the reporter. "The passenger traffic of the electric earn of this city is "incredible," said Mr. Cum-mings. "I estimate that they carry a num-ber of passengers equal to the total popula-tion of this city, every forty-eigh- t hours, counting transfers. Surprising as this state-ment may seem, I am confident that it i a moderate estimate. In this city of magnifi-cent distances, all the people ride iu the street cars, as it is economy to do so." "No publisher in Utah can give anything like the circulation to an advertisement that we can in the electric ca's," continued Mr. Cummings. "Our office is room 500, Con-stitution building; office hours from 4 to 6 o'clock p. m. Mr. Scott Anderson is our agent, and can be found at the Theater (stage door) from 9 to 10 a. m. Our post-- ' office box is 695." Notice COMPLETION if" ASSESSMENT OF A OFlocal tax for the extension of the water mains on Third South street from Main street to State street. Notice is hereby given that the Assessor and Collector of Salt Lske City has made and com-pleted the list and plat pertaining to a local tax at the rate of four mills per square fool. leie-- d by the citv council of Salt, Lake Citv, October :SHb, 1SPI. upon the following described lots or pieces of ground, namely: Lots 1 and 2, block and The north one-hr.'.- f of lots 5, 6, 7 i. 9, block 52; all in plat "A"' Salt Lske City buney, ssid tn.v being tor the es'er.ion or water mains along the following described route, namely: On Third South street from Main to State street. Said list and plat have been lodged in the oftice of the City Recorder, No. 2, City Hall, and will be open for inspection for a period of 10 days from and after the fith day of November. 1S1U, during which time written appeals to the City Council for the cor-rection of the assessment may be filed with the said Recorder, in pursuance of the ordinance in such case provided. J- - F. JACK. Citv Recorder. Salt Lake City, November 6th, 11. W. M. C. 118. v Vn llot'TKN's Cocoa The original, most solu-ble. Marshal's Sale. 1URSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE TO ME by the District Court of the Third Judicial district of the Territorv of Utah, Ishall expose at public sale at the front door of the County Court House, in the City and County of Salt Lake, Territory of Utah, on the 2wth day of November, 18l, at (12 twelve o'clock M., all the right, title, claim, and interest of Alexander Johnson, Ben W. Driggs, jr., E. I. Hoce. Utah National Bank, and John It. Park of, in and to the following described property , situate, IviDg and being in the City and Countv, of Salt Lake Territory of Ltah, and particularly described as follows, t: Part of lot two, block thirty-seve- n. Plat "A," Sait Lake City survev; beginn-ing ten rods east of the Southwest corner ofsaid lot two; thence North ten rods; thence East four rods; thence Sonth ten rods: thence West four rods to place of beginning. Situated in Salt Lake City and County, Territory of Ltah. Togetherwith all and eingular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining. To be sold as the property ot Alexander Johnson. Ben W. Drigs, jr., E. D. Hoge, Utah National Bank and John R. Park at the suit of Erauk B. Stephens. Terms of sale cash. E. II. TARSONS, U. S. Marshal. By ! bWAN, Deputv Marshal. Salt Lako City, I tah, November 4th. lwtl. Notice of Sale Under Deed of Trust. TIIEREAS, CHARLES B. GOURLAY (AN v unmarried main, on the 21st day of July, 1W1, executed and delivered to Edward B. Hodge of Burlington, New Jersev, his certain promi-sor- y note," for the sum ot Five Hundred ($5001 dollars, payable October 21st, lsl, with interest therein at the rate of 18 per cent per annum from its date until fully paid, both principal and inter-est being payable at the office of the undersigned in Salt Lake City; and Whereas, to secure the pavment of said note ac-cording to its true tenor andeffeccthesaidCharles B. trourlay on said July 21st, 191, exeented and delivered to the undersigned, Edward B. Critch-low, Trustee, of the City and County of Salt Lake, a certain deed wherebv he conveyed" to the under-signed in trust the following described premises situate in the City and County of Salt Lake, Utah Territory, to wit: Lots Three (8; and Four Ml, in block Twenty (2U); Lots Two (2 1, Four (41, and Five (5), Block twenty-- one (211; Lot Five (5 Block Twentv-thre- e (23. and Lot Four (4, Block Thi'rtv-seve- n 37) all in Kinney & Gourlay's Improved City Plat of Nalt Lake City, which said deed was dulv filed for record in the office of the Countv Recorder of Salt Lake County. Utah, on the 25th "day of July, ISM, and recorded in Book "3 A" of mortgages, page 448 of the Records of said office, and Whereas. said deed provides among other things that should default be made in the pavment of said note according to its true tenor and effect said trustee, at the request of the legal holder of said note may proceed to sell the property herein-before and in said deed descrihed at public vendue to the highest bidder, at the front door of the Court House, at the Countv Seat of Salt Lake County, l tah. for cash, first giving 30 davg public notice of the time, terms, and place of "sale and description of the property to be sold bv adver-tisement in some newspaper printed and pub- lished in the Countv of Salt Lake, and V hereas. said Charles B. Gourlav has failed and refused to pay said note or the interest there-on, although the same is due and the undersigned as trustee has Wn requested bv the said Edward B. Hodge, the legal owner and holder of said note, to nroceed to sell said premises. Now, therefore, pursuant to the power vested In me by said deed I. Edward B. Critchlow. will sell the premises hereinbefore described, at public vendue, to the highest bidder for ca6h, at the front door of the" Countv Court House of Salt Lake County, at. Salt Lake Citv, Utah, on Tuesday the Mh day of December, A. D. 18S, at 12 o'clock noon of aid day, to satisfy said note and interest and the costs of executing said trust, including compensation to the undersigned for his services. Dated November 4th. lsi.u. ' EDWARD B. CRITCHLOW. - Trustee. I Marshals Sale. PURSUANT TO AN EXECUTION TO MK the Third Judicial District Court, of the Territory of Utah, I shall expose at pul-li- c sale at the front door ot the County Court i house, in the city of Salt Lake, county of Salt and Lake, and Territory of Utah, on tbe iOth day of No-vember, MM. at 12"o"clock m., all the right, title, claim and interest of W. E. Everill of, in and to the following described real estate, situate, lying and being in Salt Lake Count-- , and desCrjiHd as follow s, "to wit : The north one-hal- f of Lot 4, in Block 3fi, Plat I, Suit Lake City survey. To he sold as the property of W. ii. Everill at the suit of Butler Brothers. Terms of sale, cash. E. H. PARSONS, U. S. Marshal. ByBOMAN CANNON, Deputy Marshal. Dated Nov. , Mill. Notice. In the Trobate Court in and for Salt Lake Countv, Territory of Utah. In the Matter of the Eetata of Hannah Eurke, VTOTIC'E IS HEREBY GIVEN TIIAT FRANK lN Pierce, administrator of the estate cf Han-nah Burke, deceased, has rendered for settlement, and filed in said court, his flnul account ot lu ad-ministration of said estate and petition lor uii;:l distribution of the residue of said estate among the persons entitled thereto, and that Tuesday, the first dav of December, A.D., 18M, at 10 o'cloc k a.m., at the court room of ssid court, in the Countv Court House, Salt Lake City and County, Utah Territory, has been duly appointed bv tae judge of said court, for the settlement of ssid account and hearing of said petition tor distribu-tion, at which tine and place any person iuter-este- d in said estate mav appear and slow cause, if anv there be, why said account should rot l.e settled and appruf-edau- final distribut.cn made as praved for. Dated Oct. 10, 1U. ' C. T"1 ALLEN, CWfc of the Pribaje Court. Ey C. E. STANTON, Depaty Ctok. i Notice Trustee' Sale. TTTHEREAS, MARGARET VAfTDTBABKEB t V by her deed of trust dated the 18th dav of A pril, A. D. 1SV1, and fl led for record In the office) cf the Recorder of Deeds within and for Salt Lako Coubtv, and Territory of of Utah, in book No. "2 W"of Mortgages, at papes Nos. W3, BMand ts5, conveyed to the undersigned Trustee, certain real estate lyiag and being situated in the County of Salt Lake and Territory of Utah, and described as follows, to wit: Tbe undivided Three Fonrtb (i'i of the Gfpsey Blair Mrning Clmni, situate in Day's Fork. Big Cottonwood Uir.tsg Distrietj C'onnty and Territory above named, which said deed of trnst was made to secure tbe payment of one certain promissory note, dated April 18th, 191. forth sum of $1211.00, due on or before September 18th, 11, with Interest at the rate oi 10 per cent per annum from January 1st, 1891, ex- -, ecuted bv said Margaret Vandybarker, and pay'' able to tbe order of John Johnson: and wIumm said note and interest thereon has beeomedua and. now remains unpaid. Now, Therefore, public r.otice is herebv given, that I, the undersigned Trustee, will. In accordance with the term and provisions cd said deed of trust, and at the reonsss of the legal holder of said note, proceed to sell tha Teal estate therein described at public vendue t. tte highest bidder for cash, at the south from door of the Court House in Salt Lake City, In ta countv of Sait Lake, and Territory ot Utah, on tha day of November, A. D. 1891, between tha hours cf Nine o'clock in the forenoon and Pia o'clock in the afternoon of said day. to pay oO at! satisfy said note and interest, together with tbf costs "and expenses of executing this trust. C. W. liOitSE, Txuatet. ' CIIA.S. T. 0X0, AUamej. .. .... ; . Marshal's Sale. "PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE TO ME 1 directed by the District Court of the Third Judicial District, of the Territory of Utah, I shall xp e at public sale ut the front door of the ( ounty Court House, in the city and county of falt Lake, I tali Territory, on the 3rd dav of 'Dec-ember, MM, at 12 o'clock M-. all the right, title, claim and interest of Louis K. Bamberger. Union Worthingtoii, James A. Williams and A. Hanauer, t ... of, iii and to the following descrilw-- real estate, situate, lying and being in the City and County of Salt Lake, Utah Territory, and particu-larly described as follows, to wit: Commencing ut tiie Southwest corner of the S. E. V, of Shc. p. 1 S., Range 1 East, S. k. M., thence North 27 rods; thence West 20 rods: thence South !!7 rods, thence east 2fi rods, to place of beginning, Iveing "parts of Lots One ( 1 , Twenty gi) and Nineteen ( lio. Block Nine (Hi, Five Acre Plat ' "', Big Field Survey, l.eing iu the S. W. Sec. lti, ;tp. 1, S. Range 1, East. Salt Lake Meridian. Together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and nppnr-tenance- n thereunto belonging, or in anywise jn. Tobe sold a thepropertv of Louis E. Iiertiiining. Union Worthingtoii, .lames A. Will-inm- s and A. Uanauer. Jr.. at the suit of J. F. Slillspaugh. Terms of sale, ch. Salt Luke City, Utah, Nov. II. MM. E. II. PARSONS, U. 8. Marshal. I5v D. N. SWAN, Deputv Marshal. KAWLINGS JL ClUTCIILOW, Atiy. for Pltff. Notice of Assessment. Brighton & North Point Irrigation Company, Principal place of business: Brighton meeting house, Salt Lake County, Utah. VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TIIAT AT A ll meeting of the directors of this corporation held on Nov. 7, Mid, an assessment of sixty (GUI cents per share was levied on the capital stock of the corporation, prvable immediately to the trea-surer, E. 11. Critchlow, at his oftice, 23 Hooper building. East First South street. Salt Lake City. Any stock upon which this assessment may re-main unpaid npon the 11th day of December, MM, w ill be delinquent and advertised for sale at pub-lic auction and, unless pavment is made before, wjll be sold on .lan. 11, 1W2, to pay delinquent assessment, together with cost..o.f..a.d.v.e.rtisiug and exjKHiee of sale. Dated Nov. 9, M01. ' E. B. CRITCHLOW, Secretary and Treasurer. Room 23 Hooper BuiMiPg, 7 Eatt ITrtt South Street, Salt Lsk City.- - . Wotle for Publication. Ho. 1184. LutD Orrm at Saxr Liu Citt, Utah, ) Oct. 32, ISM. 1 OTICE IS HEREBY GIVLN THAT THE i.1 following named settler his lllod notice of his intention to make final proof In stipportof his claim, and that said proof w.il be made belure the Register and Receiver at Salt Lube Ciiv, on Ie. 10th, MM, viz: Armh H. MikeJ, "li. K. No. fr2 for the feW 14 of sect, on V4, 11X2 East, ile names tha follow ;ng witnesses to prove his con-tinuous residence upon and cal'ivauon of, aii land, viz: Frauk Iituizs ol Mountain Lallt bin. Naylcr cf Mountain. Ueli, Joku Mctev of jtaaii-tii- i tSelU Wm. P'ckett of Salt Lske City. FRAvK IX UOiiXS, Lagiatar. PURSUANT TO AN EXECUTION TO ME by the Third Judicial District Court of tbe Territory of Utah, I shall expose at public sale, at the front door of the Countv Court House, m the city of Suit Lake, County of Salt Lake and Territory of Uth,on theSoth dav of Novemoer. ISd, at 12:lo o cloc k p ro., all the right, title, claim and interest of W. Everill of, in and to the following described real estate, situate, lving and being in Salt Lake Countv, and de-scribed ss follows, to-wi-t: The north Vj of lot 4, in block 86, pint D, Salt Lake ity survey. To be sold as the property of W. E. Everill, at the suit of Lievre. frricke dc Co. Terms of sale, cash. E. H. PARSONS, t; S Vsrsh! : - By BXMAN Csilep'aty Marshal! i Dsted ;ovttth,it3L l |