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Show " ; 1HtHp"-'- " " iivT'- - I '111 2 i'HE SALT LAKE TIMES: THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1892 J formed men on the taritf ia the United Stales senate, the democrats would gladly have retired to private life. XflBBHOBI IM.ANO KUB TION. Rhode Island is still in lino and the desperate play of the democrats to send a democratic successor to Mr. Aldrich to the senate have proved of no avail. The returns this morning give ;i clear republican majority in the legislature, and while there was no election for state officers the republicans have a plurality. A republican letrislature, however, means the election of repub-lican candidates. The results are extremely gratifying in view of the desperate efforts of the democrats to fpao a little prestige lhroiirh a victory there and at the same time increase their strength iu the senate. The gerrymander! no; acts passed in Michigan, Imiiana, and other stales, and the fraudulent elections iu the south, make it almost impossible for the republicans to gain con-trol the house of representatives. Hav-ing secured in that way the lower branch of congress, the democrats arc now aiming to capture the senate by a j similar means. The bold theft of the New York legislature and the gerry-mander that results from that robbery are relied upon by the democrats to give them two senators as a result of the campaign of misrepresentation in Wisconsin, and a democratic successor to Aldiu II would have been of mate-rial advantage in this campaign for the capture of the senate. The election of a republican legisla-ture, however, assures the return of Mr. Ai.DitJ.cii, who us one- of ihe Lest iu- - SMJLAKE EVENING TIMES. TYhe times publishing company. The Turns contain the full Associated Press Report, and has fecial Telegraph Service cover-ing tli is Entire Inter-Mountai- Kegioa. Tai Times is entered at Ota Postofiloe in SalS like City for trunsiniasioa throagh the mails as second-clas- s matter. Persons desiring The Time delivered at their houses can secure it by postal card order ot through telephone. When delivery is irregular roake immediate complaint to this ofUce. Subscription to Tris Daily Times. (ALWAYS IN A0VA.NCt.) t& mouths '. 5.00 6 " 0 3 n i.m Weekly 1 vear I (Address THE TIMES, Salt I ake City, I tali Trie Times" Teleptione No. is 481. Till RS DAY, APRIL 7, 1S'.. : I - T . " Homes on iiasy 1 arms In the Most Pleasant Location in ( Salt"LaSeJCity NOsJfL&5sP gjLa offlT'rafisi "eEka Sfc-L-- ' eLy... SaXV ..ssgrj eI liJI rl ' Overlooking the City, Corner Third East and Tenth South. Cars run every 20 minutes. Those lots are BeUinfe rapidly find buildings arc beir. built thereon. The location of the lots in NORTH WATERLOO arc the most pleasant and give a ma, nificeiit view over-looking tho city. A number of buildings are now being erected on tue latest styie oi' archi-tecture and in less than 6 months time E MORTH XAATERLOO- - 0 ' jy ifl W W Wiil compare favorably with any portion of the city. Take the c;:r on Main Street, the fare is only 5 cent3, look over the location, then call on V. R. HUBBARD 4 1 West Second South For Terms or Imformatkn. S. D. EVANS, mmi ad 1 P 214 Stale St. Salt Lake City. I fjj College Graduate I of Embalming, m Ej Special attention given to the shipment q f cf bodies. Open all night. Tt ie: none 8M fe3 George M. Scott, J as. Glendeanlna, K. S. Ivumfieig President. Vice-Presiden- t. Secretary. George M. Scott & Co. (I.S'JOKrOKATBD. ) Pt.'.LZC.S IN Hardware. Metal. Stoves, Tinware, Mill Find-ings, Etc., Etc. -- rents for the Dodjfe Wood Pulley. Roeblirur's gttel Wire Rope, Vacuum Cylln. cr and Engine Oils, Hercules Powder, Atlas Engtneu and Hoilere, Mack Injtcfora, Buffalo Scales, .efiersoii liuisu vVUiiu, Blake Pumps, iliuur' and Blacksmltha fr-ais-, Etc 168 Main Street. Salt 5ake City. 0MIESCIA1 NATIONAL BAM. I Salt Lake City, t'tah. V Capital (Fully p4d) 24' ' ;'.ir.us .?tJJ .;:;;;rai dmi iii all lis B$Mk I :;. certificates of deposit payable on demand annc in ervt if a .pecified tinv. Sells aft d bills of ex :ajnga on all principlecitias t lilted S ate. aad Euro;)!.'. : 'o. M I'o.vney Prodent A". P. Noble...! Vice President rhoraas ItArsaall 2nd Vicf-Prrski- nt vuul ' Cashier - oounclmi: ::iuEcrons F. II. Aiierbsi h, John J. D.ilv, D. J Saiisburv, MojUn C. Pox, I'rank II Uyfr, rhomit Marshall, W. P. Noble. e rge M. Dow-ney, John W. l)on;i"llan. LOOK AT? THIS. First liZOacros ofGas Lund on lineof West Side Rapid Transit. $ 1 OO per acre. Ternis l lasy. Second- - 18 1- -8 Boda I ronia-- e in east bftlf Of block lO, plat C OH Kapid Transit inc. $800 per trout rod. Terms easy. i.o Third TO choice corner lots, 2& loot front each, in North Salt Ia Price $ 1 SOO. Fourth-- 713 lots in South S;ilt Lake snDdivision, size ":i tM't each. Two blocks from Kapid Transit. Wholesale price 90 per lot. Filth ;? -- 'Z acres on Southeast Bench, $1000. Sixth Brick house of 4 rooms, pood cellar, barn that cost $1500, city water, lawn, fruit and shade trees, well leneed, lot size foot; a very desirable home; finest view in eity. No. 33 South Eleventh Fast Street. Friee $3500. Seventh li;S acres on sliore of I'tah Lake, 2 miles lake front, ex-cellent, beach, line health resort ami town site, only lli miles from the great Tin tic mining camp, lmestijfatc this if ye" v. :t to make a fortune. For farther particulars call on or address No. 3117 South i JevenASQ REDUCED PRICES East Street, City. JOHN 1. HllA'!rKii7 IN LUMBER, ETC., ETC.: E. Sells& Co. Are closing out their whole Stock of Lumber, Door3, Windows and Building Material at Reduced Irises for Ca3h. T---t- 's Seasonable sense. , Buy a Lasting Hat, That's Economical Sense. Buy of Gardner, That's lollars and Cents. J. P. GARDNER 141 Main. Capital, $250,980 Sjrp'J?, $35 000 America u National Bank Of Salt Lake City. Organized October, 1HH0. Interest Paid ou Savings aud Time Deposits DIRECTORS: JAMES H. BACON, President. F. L. HOLLAND. Caithier. A. M. URANa:. B. M. BACON, Vice Prehident W. B HOLLAND, Asst. Cashier. M. J. IRAT, 6. M. JAKV1S. JCDi.EJ. W. JUDU. J t'DGE C. F. LOXJj"f VCHOIt F. W. BOSS. bECRETAKYKLIJAB SELLS. GOYMtMOB f 0 "BUT. JUDGE D. O. TUN.N ICLIFF. (iabfl, the Tailor Ca W. 2d South. Salt Lake City. Suits to ordar from $l5to$55 Pants " $3.50to$l5 Suits made in lO hours Pants made in 5 hours By First-Clas- s Workmea in this city. rpHE RATIONAX Bank of the Republic. OAPIT4X, $500,000 Frn.I T Pan O Kbank Ejtox President L. C. Kakjucx Vics-Preside- u J. A. liais CtuMar T MAIN STKEKT. Transacts a general banking builuesa. Uoney loaned on taverable term.. Accounts of mer-chants, individuals, Srms and corporations so-licited. Five per cent interest paid on savings aad time deposit. DIKECTOK3: I.. O. Karrrtck. O. S. Holmes Emil Eahn J. A. Earls W. E. Smedley Geo. A. Lowe Frank Eaox. H. L. A. (Julmer J. O. Sutherland. J. W. FARRELL & CO. plumbers, m & mm fittebs. Dealers in aU kinds oi Lift and Force Pumps. Orders taken for Drive and Dug Wells, CKspoola bnilt and connections made; 187 Main, opposits A uerbueh Bros. Teletiho 200. Electric Motors! . jr- ' I... ' I Of all Sizes kept in Stock up to 500 Volts, 7. and from 1 -- Horse Power to 40-Hor- se Power.) ALSO Electric Light Dynamos, Incandescent Lamps of the Best Maimfactura Suitable for arty Socket, 50 Volts to HO Volts, 16 CP. to 75Q CP. Also a Full Assortment of ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, CTEAM PUMPS, L HOISTING ENGINES, AiR COMPRESSORS, ROCK DRILLS Fraser & Chalmers, Chicago. - --MINING MACHINERY. - - L. C. TRENT, Director and General Western Manager. Salt Lake City. Utah. - Helena. Montana. M. R. EVANS. 23-2- 4 W. Second South. SPORTING GOODS. .Gibs, Revolvers and Aminsiitioi Bicycles, Tricycies and Velocipedes. Baxors, Pocket Cutlery, Shears and Scissor Strops, Indian Clubs, Boxintf Gloves, Dumb Bells, Dog CoUars, Thompson Boots and Shoes, Field and Opera Glasses. , Examine m Stock Before Purchasing. HOTEL KNUTSFORD. Opened June 3. New said Elegant in all lta Ap- - poiritments. 250 Rooms, Single or En Suite; 75 Rooms with Bath.. 8. S. KSLMES, - rrgprletff. WALKERJjOUSE. A First-Clas- s European Hotel. The Walkar is located in the business center of the City ami has all the Modern Improvements 4 Cenvenfences Pertaining to a strictly first-clas- s house. It is raHr.atred us well as ay hotel in the West, and is stn- ! the business and tourist hotel of Salt LaiuCttgr. PASSENGER ELEVATOR. . ts Walker and the Metropolitan are Uss tvw leading hotel of Salt Lake Cltf. G. S. ERB, - Proprleisr; HOTEL TEiViPLETON. Just Opened. HhTHB fMJ FUST-CLAS- S H0TB. IK THE CITT. Corner cf Msin and South Teaale Streets. T. R. JONES &QO. BANKERS. MfMATNST &AUT t.AWm BUYS OKES AND BULLION. jyrCQOBNICK & QO. BANKERS. JBwa.susMSD, 1673 Salt Lake, Citt, TJts, A Banking Business Transacted. Collections promptly made on sll points In tha West and Northwest. Careful attention given to consignments of Ores and Bullion. Exchange and telegraphic transfers on the principal ciUes of tha United States and Europe. PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS: Nbw Yobx Importers' and Traders' Mattea Bank; Kountse Bros. Chio.uo Commercial Nationul Hunk. 8an FRANcisco-rPir- st National Bank. Omaha Omaha Nutional Bank. St. Locis National Bank of Commerce. Kansas Crrr- - -- Nationul Bank of Kansas CMhSf first National Bank; American National Hanh. Dkn vk --Denver National Ba&k; City Natiaaal Bank. PuaBLO First National Bank. Pobtlamu, Ore.- - First National Bank. Lonuosi Martin's Bank tLiinitedj Gii Lombard street. T'Ov'' .s.e fsa In the latent shades aad styles. Every pair guaranteed ir'S C.-l-,-.-f:'- g and !.; t tie - u !. tUve us a call whether you buy or ilP W'- as9v-- ' Mtt,lu-'i'- t Ul'rr and dealers l.i g UIBlELLAS, PABASOLS & fALKJN& CANES. v mm 1.&X''A Repairing and Recovering dono on short notice. gl 265 m St. Hold Knnlsforil. W; $4- - &fM Main Store Sixteenth Street, Denver M$fo&ik Colora do. F. E. Warren MERCANTILE COMPANY. (.PC $125 Organs P'or m Down, & iioutldf BANK LT LAKE CITY UTAH DOTS AND SELLS EXCHANGE, MA3 i) telecrapbic transfers on the principal cities f the United Stales and Europe, and on ail points tliu Puciiic Coast. Issues letters of credit available iu tho principal itisja of tho world. .'Special attention given to the selling of ores and tliion. Advances made on consignments at low t rates. I ' rt lcti lar atten t ion gi ven to collectuu s th rog h- - ;:t Utah, Nevada and adjoining Territories. Ao units solicited. COPRESPONDKNTS: 'e!ls, F'argo i Co London . ells, Fargo A Co New York aiional Bank at the Republic Boston "irt National Bank Omaha ;rt National Bank .Denver : ttte National Bank Denver Creheat' National Bs.nk Chicago Baataaeas1 Bank St. Louie IV'ails, iarfc Jc Ut, ban Franclsoa T. E. Dooly - Cashier. jYOlI GOING TO BUILi)TH(M"E! J If so it will pay you to Investigate the merits of the fj 1 "Peononiy Hot Air Furnace, I 7 Just the thing for Natural Gas. S m Our stock of Garden Tools, Lawn Mowers, Rubber Garden Hosr--, Lawn Sprinklers. Ire Cream Freezers If 1 autI ail spring: and Mtauner goods is now iu. and ail of which we are selling at greatly reduced prices, pf i '?fee CeikabH Gasoowe Stv s are as popular ai ever aad we carry a full line-fro- the smallest to the finest $1 j fjAbtaei Mmuz tint'-- imnuiD skill can produce. Fur rtardwara of auy descriptia it will pay you io call on m Salt Lafea Hardware Co. 1 1 Sigi ph Bj. QrUtt, 42 and 44 W. 2d South St JJNTON RATIONAL JjANS Saccesser to Walks Brcc, Bankers. UML fCivimmini (Tony Paid) ftflkCT - i iiiTTTji aia United States Depository- - Transacts A Genera! Mtm HAR Safe Deposit Vaults. Firaar. ekojae rreafc J. K. Walker rsusnea V. H. Walker H. J. Cheesmaa umkic L. H. Farnsworth Aai J. B. WaUter. it ..AtrJduas TH K L AT K J VUti K DBA K K. Hon. CHAJtLEa D. Dkake, late chief justice of the United Stated court of claims, who was found dead in his bed at Washington, was born in Cincinnati, O., on April 11, 111. He entered the navy as a midshipman in ls-7- , but re-mained in the service three years only, when he abandoned it to study law.and was admitted to the bar in 18:53. In the following year he Bottled ia St. Louis, where he practised his profession sue-eessful- ly --for many years. At the out-break of tiie rebellion he took an active and Conspicuous part against the seces-- 1 sion movement and became one of the leading nieu ia the republican party ID his state. In 1865 he was a member and vice-preside- nt of the convention that framed the present constitution of Missouri. In January, 1807," Mr. Drake was elected to the United States sen-ate as the successor of li. .' itat. Brown. Three years later came th' split in the republican party of the state, in which B.Gbatz Browm and Gakl Schurz led off one wing of the party, which finally became identified with the democracy: Mr. DRAKE remained a stalwart repub-lican and in December, 1870, was ap-pointed chief justice of the court of claims. To accept this place on the bench he threw up his seat ill the sen- - ate three years before the expiration of his term, although he thereby made the j election of the late General Francis P. ' Bi.AlK, a democrat, possible as his sue- - ' cessor. He remained on the bench of the cour' of claims until .January, 1885, when he was retired on the lull sal-ary of sooeo. REPUBLICAN TERK1IOKIAL CONVEN-TION. Salt Lake ClT, Utah, April 5, ISM. Republican territorial delegate eonvention j for I tali is hereby called to meet at 2 M. on Wednesday, May is, 1808, at the Salt Lake theater iu Salt Lake eity, to select two dele-gates and two alternates to the national re-publican convention to be held at Minneapv olis on June 7, IS'.!-'-, and to transact such oilier business as may properly come before the eonvention. The committee recommends that county Conventions be held in the several counties on Wednesday, May 11, lSlhJ. Where there are no republican county or-ganizations the date herein recommended may be considered as the date for a call of a county convention. Precinct primaries for the election of dele-pate- s to the several county conventions will be held in the various precincts on Saturday, May 7, IS'.ti, subject to the direction of the county committees, where such exist. It is recommended that only republican? v ho recognize the organization of the party us represented by this committee, under tlie convention that appointed it, be entitled to Vote at the primaries or he elected as dele-gates to the convention. The convention will consist of 233 delegates, to be appor-tioned among the counties as follows: Beaver 1J Salt Lake iiti Box Elder 8 ban Pete 4 Cache 4 San Juan 2 Davis t; Sevier 2 Emery ,' Summit i Cartieid '2 Tooele (j Grand 2 t'intali J Iron "J I'tah 1: Juab - Wasatch 2 Kane J Washington 2 Millard 2 Wayne 2 3b. r- li - 'A etx i li4 I'iute :j Rich 2 Total 223 J.K. Dooly, ch'iriu'n. H. M. Douoai.!., by A. B. Kmkiu, Tuns. D.vli.in, proxy. Wm. Fakkki.l, K. HT. Tat lock, by C. M. Bu tton, by K. Sm.i.s, proxy. Wm. I'ai.kei.i.. proxy J. H. Hook us, Hectok W. Haioiit, David B. Stover, G. S. Vaiuax, C. C. Gooowiif, J ls Ml tiAUKY, by J. W. Gl THBMJ, by P. Loohkie, proxy. J. L. Dooly, proxy. Adjourned subject to call of chairman. . - 1'i'IIK! ' As, ox MABCB li. 90, SFSIE V. Fife and John F. Fre Riade and de:ivere-.- To Juim B. 'ir-ve- r of Yi.nk.ers, Westehetter focntv M'V Vmk, thir proniit.Mrv note, where-in and'wheroby for value received iney promised So pa.vto thc-o- r ler of the said Ji.hnB. Trevor, on- - yen. after date, ,even thousan t dollars, with ii ti'iest therei n at the rate oi eiht per cent per i nnnm, from date until paid, both before and after iudment, Interest nay.nb e qu irterly, and -- r ; rical aid int-r- st payable in i'.s. old i oin a? the i nkin l.ouse ot Y. l. Joi.es & Co., in Salt Lake C.ty.l tab, nnd lh&( ail u pnid inter-est should draw interest at the rate oi i'ht per ct u per aim .mi until paid: and Whereas, To seeuie ihe payment oi caid note ami in'erest, said Susie If. ana John F. i rce on March ti, 1890, duly ma le and delivered a deed of tT'i-t- , convf vini; to T. It. Jones and S .). l.vnn ot Salt Lake Cily, Utah, us trustees, th fulfov,--In-described real istate, titrated in Salt Like City undoi:ntv. to wit: A part of lot 1 In block 133L plot " Suit Lake City nurve.v, eonunent in at thj southe.-m-t o uer ot said lot 1 and running theuce north lti'i et, thence west 1GT. feet, thence south tiT feet, ihence eastlT's feet, theuce soath feet, thenee east 117' a fee: to the plaie of besTinr.ini;; said trust deed bein-.- lejr led on March 6, 1SH0, and of record in Book M of BcrtMMa, pages 190-1--ii records of S alt Lake county, Utah. And w'here-e- . in said trust deed said Susie M. and John 1'. Free covenanted to pay said promis-sory note and to keep the improvements on said property constantly insured at (heir expense, aud that if they failed to keep up such insurance then that the holder of said note might effect the same and retain the cost thereof out of the proceeds of ::ny sale math' of t he property under said trust deed: and, Whkhfas. the-- , failed to keep up sc-- h insur-ance, and the hold-- r of said note effect. d same at a cost of $14.!o: and, WnntKAs.no part of said note tun be-- n naid except the Interest thereon up to June Mrd, ISL aad the principal ;nd interest thereon from said last da'e is due and unpaid; and, Wheueas, said M. and John F. Free rovenaated in said trust deed hat if said note and Intercut shou d not lie paid when due, or if such insurance should not be kept up by them, then thai s:.i ; trust, aa might seil said prop-- . i tv, at ti." pl.u e in,i on ii. e notice and in M maimer specifically j res. rieed by said deed, to pat tie- - Same, and the cost-- , of sa"e, attorney's teM ana compensation fo Said tru-te- s, either of tho parties to the trust deed to ! at libertv to become the tjuri baser at such stle. ow at tl.o reqsefit of sie h iiolder of said note, t: i undersigned as such trustees and under the powers conferr d u them hv said trut deed, wiil. on Saturday, the !h day of April, I89S, at U n'clock ct. d that day, at the front doot of the ; - i.t Lak Comity Court House, in Salt Lake City, Utah, sell to too highest bidder for cash, ai l described property or so much thereof as Bccas'Tj to pav i.n I wrtisty the unpaid junoBivt of said note, and mmM inswnmea and the cost, f sal- -, in lading attorney fee and cuiu-peu-at- ii n to the ,:; d.'rsigued trustees. Dated March iHh, iiltt. T. It. JONBS, Z. 4. LYWN, Trueteea. THI- - In u ii in; SHOKK. Yesterday there was a promise that the mud would soon be dried up, aud the heart if mau was glad, but this moruinu; the heavens aro ajjaiu weep-ing. This reminds us forcibly that there will be lots of work for the street supervisor, and it is about time he was getting a move ou himself. Probably no man on earth has been more "cussed" by a long suffering public and certainly no one has ever been abused with more cause. The sidewalks iu many parts of the city are in a scanda-lous condition. At places they have for ten days past been absolutely im-passable. On West Temple, between Second ami Third South the mud has been so deep on the sidewalks that gum boots, knee high, were the only means of navigation. On the same street between First aud Sec-ond South, a similar condition of affairs exists. Down on Fourth South, just north of the Eighth ward square, the sidewalks are in even worse condition. At this point you take a sailing vessel or else walk several blocks around. The postoffice corner is also the cause of much profanity. Wake up, friend supervisor. Do a little work. Earn your salary, and at the same time earn the everlasting gratitude of citizeus compelled to pass these points which are but a few of those now crying out loud for attention. .summons. In the District Court in and for the Third Judi-cial District of I'tah Territory, County of Suit Lake. Clessou S. Kinney, pla ntiff, i vSuinmons --V. Shaugunessey, deffnlant. ) The People of the Territory of Utah send greet-ing to Ai. SbaUihnes.-fy- , defendant: vju a he hereby kkquukkd to ap-- 1 pe.ir in an action broabt Mutest vou bv the abovr namd pluintitf in th.- - District Court of the 'i bird Judicial District of the Territory of i'tah, and lo answer the oniplaint flleo: tfierem within ten davs (exclnaive ot the day of ner.ii e; after tlie service on you of this summons if sune i within this lUi.ty; or if tervedut of this tountv, but :n this t, withm twenty days: otherwiee within forty days or judgment by default will be taken against you, according to' the prayer of ' said coiuplaiut. The said action is brought to have judgment uaii:st defeii'laut ia sum of $5o3.50 and eaetfl of suit, in: iuditig $S paid for verifjiuy and record-o- n mining claiass known as 'Ophir" and ''phir .No. vt- iu Ophir Mining District, Toofie Conntr, Utah, and interest on total, to uiti Sort. 50, at per cent per annum, from Dec 'JU, !SK1, date of said lien; aUeged to be duo for a sbafr sunk anil other work and labor iH'rformed by William B. Evans and Tho.nas Chagwiddea ir defendant, i his request, upon said miniuij claiius, batweeB July 1, 1HHI, and Nov. yn, nwi said sum being due and unpaid: a:iid claims naviii;; been assigned to plaint if hen.-iu- , who is now the owner thereof; to havS, this court determine the entire interest of defen-dant in and to said miiili g clain.s: that entire in-terest of defendant therein be sold and proceeds applied in payment of amounts due ua above; that plaintiff have execution for any deflciencv; tht-- t and all porsous claiming under BltB, be burred ami foreclosed of all rk'hf, claim or equity of redemption iu said mining ' premise.-- , nnd grantii.g plcl'itiff other relief. j And on are hereby notified lliat if you fail to app ar an;! answer the said ompl.iut as above rfe'juKed. the H.iid plxiiitiff w ill apply to the court for the relief deu:anded therein. Witness, the Hon. Charles S. ZtLU. Judge, and the Seal rf lbs District Court of the Third Ju.li-ria- l district. In and !or th-- Territory of Utah, this fifth day .t March, in ino yeor of our Lord one thoujid eight hundred and ninety-two- . rSeaL HENRY .. Vi. MILLAN, Clerk. 1. Looms, Deputy Clerk. Mrti-ut.f- Sale. ilTBBBSAS OX JUNE 13TH, ISfll, WILLIAM ' i. Collett and Ada Cottatt, his wife, as Bret par'ies mud.- and delivered to the under-signe-trustee as second party, a certain trust deed v.1 tie- - leai estate hereinafter described for the purpose of securing lo 11. B. Sctt the third party to said trust deed, the payment of two cer-tain pro:nii ry notes of even date, made and to saM Scott bv said William ti. and Ada t' lieti. oi.e lor principal and the other fi r $10X71.0 ' principal, ea h note payable thr.-- o years after ssfd data, uithmt bus, at BarUag-to- a, Iowa, to t ;. order of said Scott, 'oicether w ith interest tbreon St the rate of lo per cent trarosnm Iron iba date thereof until paid, payable quarteryesxlr, w!:ich deed of trust atsa recorded J.nnel8tb, HMt,jrnj i of record in books F (it tiust deeds, at pages SM--2 recoids of Salt Lake County. Utah. And W'hdkkas, Said first parties in suid trust deed covenanted. Co pay said note, according to the feu i and eject t! :e.f and therein promised and agreed that in case default should lj made iu the pi yment of -- aid aotas oi- any part tbere-i- or of tiie interest thai illicit BOCnM thereon or any part thereof n. th. same should become due and payable, then said trust 4d should be in force ad tha. ti;e undersigned trustee nii rht there upon pr.K.oed to sell said real estate or any part there.. i a pub ic vendue to the highest bidu. r for ( thrr party to said tiust deed being a', lib-erty to become a purchaser at .aid sale and out oi ihe ;,r cee.is of ssle should pay the smount of sr.id note io the holder thereof and th'- - costs and i xpeusea of sale including reasonable attorney's fees, the sale to be conducted and adverti ed as pe ifieil ;n said trust deed, nnd Wiikkeas. No part of tlie principal or interest C f s::i I or either of said promissory notes has been paid except tha scm of $tc'..v) interest paid September 18th. WW, on said S3S0i).iio note and inteiest paid same day ou said S1QB0 Bote ami the interest is.iue ai d .id on each of atd Botes, for t.ie quarter year emiing Dec. IS, VI. Nov. at t e request 'if tlie iiolder of said notes the :ird?rsiiri ed trustee hereby Oivee notice th.it on Saturday, the Mta day f March, lsUJ, at the front door of the Sal: Lake County court house in Sail Lake City, Salt Lake "unty. U nli, at twelve (U) o Clock noon of that day, he will, iiiuior and by virtue of tin-- trust and powers given him in and oy said trust deed, as su h trustee offer for sale and seil at public auc-tion to the highest bidder for cash the prop riy aforesaid and hereinafter described, or so much thereof us shall b ) Dec ary. to pay th" amount of said Botes, and the expanses of the trust and Ot the sale, in. Iu Hag reasonable attorney's fees, i.r.d o:nj e-- . arion to the trustee. Said property is described as follows; i Coinm-:.c- !i g at the northeast corner of lot 10, block 21, Ten acts flat "A," Big field sur.-- and ruUninK theuce south 27.43 rods, theme Ureal rod.-- , thence imnh 27.43 rods, theuce east 7.50 rorfs to the place of beginning, situated iu Salt L ike County, 1 tali Territory. Terms of sale, cssti. Dated, rTahraar ait, EDWAKD B. WICKS, Trustee. The sale ni ::tioi,ed in tie lor' going notn e has l een postponed to and will be made on Saturday, the flJd day of April, 1M9S, at 12 o'clock non of that day at ihe place n m-- d in s il l notice. EDW VRD B. WICKS, Trustee. Dated March 30, 118. West Side Kapid Transit Co., Stockholder Annautl Meeting. TkJOTICB IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT PCRSU- - j i.v ant to a resolntion at the Board of Directors of the Weit Side Kapid Transit company, passed this dav, the annual meeting of the stockholders of this corporation is hereby ( ailed to meet at the offices of the Company, Rooms 4 and 5. Kennett Block, No. 20. East l.rst South Street, Salt Lain City, at 12 ' lock, M.. on Monday, tho lHth day of A pril, 1HH2. Said meeting is called for tho pur-pose of electing a Board of Directors and officers for, the eusumg year, and of transac'ing such other business as may lawfully come nefore said meeting. There will al.-- o at said meeting be sub-mitted to the stockholders for I heir adoption or rejection a resolution ratifying the action of the Board of Directors in making a contract with J. (. Jacobs for the extension, construction and j equipment of the present line of railroad of this company from its present terminus to the South shore as Great Salt Lake and fat tha reconstruc-tion .oid re ispiipm. nt of the line of railroad al-ready built, eraich contract is embodied in the resolutions of the Board of Directors duly ads opted December 10, IKMl ; aud now of record on the books of this company. There will also bo subniittod at said nioetiug for adoption by said stockholders a resolution ratifying the act of the Board of Directors in authorizing the President M Secretary to execute dead of trust of all the real and personal property and the franchise of the Corporation to lieautu the bonds of this com- - nans to the amount of i'our Hundred Thousand Dollars, as appears of record in a resolution duly adopted bv said Board this a-t- rtav of March, 1" .'. w. a. i BAPMAN, Secretary. Dated March 2hth, Ml Summons. In tho Justice's Court, First Precinct. Before Ciustave Kroeger, Justice of the Peace. Tkkkitoky op L"iah, i ou my of Salt Lake, ss. City of Salt Lake. ) Utah Paint and Oil Company, 1 (a curpuratiou,! (.'laiiitiff, Skitkons, vs. Dr. Samuel Wimpleberg, de- - Demand, $24.50. fen Jan t. J To Dr. Samuel Wimpleberg, greeting: YOL ABE HEREBY SUMMONED TO BE appear b. fore me, the undersigned, at my office, S.E. corner Main and Third South Si reefs, m Ursi Prechict, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Territory of I'tah. and answer a complaint tiled against vou by the above named plaintiff, r.ithln live days (exclusive Of the day of servic) If this summons is served in Salt Lake City ; w.th.n t.n days if served out of said chy. but in Salt I nlte County; within twenty days if Sf rved elsewhere. Said action is bruugh' to recover from you the sam of $U.5o, doe on a contract to do sign work, pxinting, etc. If you fail to appear and uuswer the plaiutiff will take judjruient aijainst you for the sum tt twenty-fou- r doLars and ftlty cente aad costs. To the Sheriff or any Constable of said Countt, greeting: Make legal and due return lier.-o- f . Givn under my hand this eleventh day if March, A.D., 182. GU8TAVE KBOEOflR, J ust ice of the Peaoe-Jame- s A. Williams, Attorney for PlaintUL I Motiee for I'ubliralion. No. tin. Timber 'ulture, Commuted I'roof. tttrran States Land Oauua, ) Salt Lake Citv, March ltt, 1882. i NOTICE IS UEKKBY (.IVE.N THAT JOHN has filed notice of Intention to make Biud proof before Register and Receiver, United Slate-- ; land (Bee al liis orli.e in Salt Lake i ity, L'tali. on tne Wh nav of Mav. tSBL on timlr cul-ture applicati. n No. 'JIM. for the s. E. N. W l4 j N. K. B V 4 S. K. "4 and lot :t of section No. 4, in towi.ship No. 1 S., Haiiiic No. W. He nam- - - as witnesses: John S. Ilovdidcrt, John ft. Bowdidge, Lewis 3. Keim and Kiudiay Free, at of Salt Lake City P. O., Utah. Fiiank D. lloubcj, lej;nter. WtAiKl A ' I.AOWI. K, dStornag s for Entry mau. Notice to Creditors. Estate ot Jacob Ilaenggi, deceased. XTT1 K IS Hl.HKLV lil VKN !!Y THE UN-- i derslirned, Uury is. Haeasrsi, esecntrii of the , . teof.1 nob HaeiiL't'i, dec. used, to the credi-- t - of :nd all person having claims against the - lid deceased, to exhibit them with the uece-sar- y vouchers within ten months after the lirst publi-citk.t- i ol this Dotice, to the said exeentrix at B7t Kast Sixth South. Salt Lake City, and County of Salt Lake, I't ah Terntorv. ,,ated """" 'M.UIY P.HAKNOGI, xecstrit of tho Kstato of Jat-6- HftVngst, de- - |
