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Show 6 THE SALT LAKE TIMES: 1892, i 1 4The Reliable One Price Clothing Company. X, i :;.Wholesale l SCW IPlFlTL & Retails-- Our Goods are Marked Down to the Lowest Notch in Plain Figures, Our stock of GENTS' SPRING OVERCOATS are the Our Mr- - M.J. Gray is now in the east purchasing goods We are Prepared to show you a complete and desirable in New York, Philadelphia and Boston. These goods will Stck u m a" ur dePartments- - W,M PaV Vou t0, an finest and most stylish garments m Salt Lake and our prices arrive this week, and when opened we will display the most makf fashionable garments in MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING of early selection if you desire the "Cream of Novelties, tor are the very lowest. any house in the city. many of the styles cannot be duplicated. Watch Our Elegant Window Display. 15 and 17 West Second South, Morlan Block. ORAY, ROSS & W-YAT- T. Mining and Gas Stocks 1 a ColtA and Utah Mining For Sale, stocks. - Salt Lake Gas and Oil Stock Twelve Years Experience in the Development of Oil ajid Gas welis j 1 "in Fennsvlvania. I STOCKS EXClSMflED FOR REAL ESTATE Correspondence Respectfully Solicited. Pressure of gas at Lake Shore Wells today 150 pounds. Geo. F. Penhale & Co. j Office 12 Commercial Street. West Side Rapid Transit Box 738. company. TIHK TABLE. TO TAKE EFFECT DEC. 15th, 1891. Local trains for lo Jordan Rivor. Garden Cltj, Brighton aad Kldoraclo. LIi ILIIOKAOU. LS ATI SALT LiRJt :00a ia. 7:00s. ra, 8:0U a. m. :00 s. tn. 10:00 a. ia. 10:41a. iu, US0 a.m. l:0p. in. t.Vi p. m. 4:00 p m. P.UJ p. m. 6:1b p. m Cltr Station, Corner Soventh South and Sscond West Stroets. J. Q. JACOBS, Gen. Manager COLORADO MIDLANO RAILWAY. PLKE'FpEAKROUTE. iStanilafd Usufteesrerileimir, Pasblo, Oalorado ' tfprinn, Salt Lak CUT, Ogdar, Faclilc Coast and all N .j thw.f points, .la Maattoa, LaaaV Till, Aspaa sod Qlsuwood f)prt&gs. 'Scenery Uaequalled, Equlament Unsurpassed iTtaronrh Pollmsu Plepsrs and Follmsa iv.rias CarsMMM .Osuvar sua ban Franoiaoo. Through the rt at the Bockr Mauntaht. tbs austcoisiortable, tlw safsst aad Uu grsndsit of all Roatsi. For rsta, dfx scrlpUon, pampiUeu, Ms., sail opoo or addruas H. C. BURNETT, W. ec a South, Salt Lake citj. COl.BKAN, lieaural Uaaager, Colo. fl. Oolorudo. CHAN. S. IKE ' Oonsial Passeow i&v, SsnTsrOslcnwio, jGolora(iflMi!llu Railway flBP TWO FAST TRAINS OAILY FOR MfSfoP Glenwood Springs, Aspen, Lead-iWS- f' vll'e, Butw.a Vista, Colorado SpHnfra, Pueblo, Denver, Kansas City, Omaha, St. Louis, Chtcaeo, And ail Eastern Cm. s Lrves Union It f: t. Msa. m 1 . a m. imd f, M ,,aed Rio Grande Western Depot, Sell Ijika City, St q:$d A. M. arid ft4j P. M. DmtCT COVNFCTIOSS AT CciOrMDQ 8rNN63 SN0 DUVtvft, Bolid Trains and Throu(h Care. B.CBUKNKTT, GttVl Agu, Salt Lsxa Crrt 4i Went ocoau evuau. .Special Notice. Tiynnwood car passes "North Waterloo" every twenty minutes. Cement walks J.o the amount of fMX) are now contracted for Peveral brick residences under way. THE OLD MAN GOT EVEN. An Iowa .fiixtloe of the p. woe Sentenced His Wire to .Jii Herausa She Clawed Bii Hair. Sioux City, March 8S. Farmer Frank Grecnwult, who lives in Plymouth couuty, has an occasional quarrel with his wife. II a is f5 years of aire and she several year younger. Wreenwalt is both justice of the peace aud school director. The schoolmarra hoard? at hie house and in had weather he has ofteu conveyed her home in his buggy. A few days ago the neighborhood suggested to Mrs. Oreenwalt that the old gentleman had been paying too much attention to the "schoolmarm." He was absent at the time helping a neighbor butcher, hut, when he returned in the evening, there was an unu-sually violent "scrap," In which, as was al-ways the case, Greenwalt was worsted. But next day (ireenwalt, in his capacity as jus. tice of the peace, deputized bin hired farm hond, Hill Otto, to arrest his wife and bring her before him for trial. After a brief ex-amination he ordered her conveyed to the county jail at Leniars, twenty miles distant, and confined there pending an examination for insanity. Hill Otto was again deputized to execute the order. On the way to jail, however, Mrs. (rreeuw It whipped her cus-todian and started back home. She had to walk fifteen miles, and was found by the neighbors in the morning, scratched and bruised aud utterly exhausted. ' W. UVA1) BANQUETED. The Frail oil (live Our Minister a (iriind Farewell tf'ewtT hey are Heady to Meet the C. S. Even with Free Trnde. Pii'-is-, March 85. The farewell banquet giveu to the American colony tc Mr. Heid, the retiring United States Miu'.stor, took pi' e last evening at (tie Hotel Continental. The guesu iucludod the most prominent members of the American colony, and many frenchmen, among them several members of the cabinut. The music was furnished by the baud of tne National Guards. Mr. John Harjes, tho toastmaater, began the speed, making by proposing the health of President UarrUoa "Hail Columbia," by the band, followod. Then came a toast to 'The President of the French Republic." The toast was followed by playing tho "Marseillaise." In proposing the health of the guest of the evening, Mr. Harjes re-viewed the great work accomplished taring Keid's Ministership , and continued, sayiug: "In wishing you, on tho eve of your de-parture au attectionate farewell, permit me to add that in returning to your hume we hope on your onward march of usefulness your country may trust you with new honors and further distinction." Mr. Harjes then requested General King, the Consul-Oenera- to read the address dedicated to the honored guest. The ad-dress reviewed Mr. lleld's diplomatic career at length, and eulogized his services in niOBt felicitious language. Reid responded in feeling and grateful language for the honor done him. He said that he went abroad with the idea of taking a vacation, but now, after three years of hard work, he was going back to New York to get that vacation. Speaking of what had been accomplished by him, he said if there had been any success it was largely due the clear, positive and persistent policy of the home administration. Foreign Minister Rlbot responded to the toast "The Two Republics, and In the euursc ol his. rtiutarks, referring to .lcKiu ley, said: "If the United States grants any concessions they will bo met here with equal concessions, even to tho point of free trade." Colonel Stuart Taylor of Sad Francisco, Realtor Jules Simon and M. Liard alfo spoke. Summons. In ;he District Court in and for the Third Judi-cial District of I'tah Territory, County of Salt Lake. Cleison S. Kinney, plaintiff, j vs. v Summons M. fchaughnessoy, defendant. j The People of the Territory of I'tah send greet-ing to M. ShauyhQessey, defendant: YOU ARE HKREBY REyl lKEIi TO in an action brought asaiuet roe bv tho above Lamed plaintiff in the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of I'tah and to answer tho complaint filed therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of servic e) after the service on you of this summons If serve I within this county; or if ervd out of this county, hut in this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days or judgment by default will be takeu against you, according to the prayer of said complaint. The said action is brought to have judgment against defendant In sum of $JS68 to ud costs of suit, including $.' paid for verifying and record lien on mining It m- - known as "Ophir" and "Ophir No. 3," In Ophir Mining District, Tooele County, Utah, and Interest on toial, ,6ne.!iA, at 8 per cent per annum, f om Dec. M, Wu, date of recording said lien ; alleged to be US for a shaft sunk and other work and by William B. Evans and Thomas Chagwldden for defendant, at his request, upon said mining claims, between July 1, 1891, and Nov. 2b, liNl, ssld sum being duo and unpaid: said claims having been assigned to plaintiff herein, who is now the owner thereof ; to havs this court determine the "ntlre interest of defen-dant In and to said mining claims; that entire in tcrest of defendant therein be sold and proceeds applied in payment of amounts due as above; that plaintiff have execution for any deficiency; thut defendant, and all persons claiming under hlni, may he burred and foreclosed of all tight, claim or equity of redemption in said minim? premises, and granting plaintiff other relief. And you are hereby notified thit if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above reqaired. the said plaintiff trill apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Wiinoss, tho Hon. Charles S. Zane, Judge, and the Seal of the District Court of the Third Judi-cial district,in aud for the Territory of Utah, this fifth day of March, In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-two- . Seal.J 11ENKY G. McMILLAN, Clerk. BytiieouoK D. Looms, Deputy Clerk. Wilwpreal IMstrrss la (jtifenalaud. BmyitANE, Queensland, March 25. The authorities relieved 500 dettH persona. In un interview the muyor said that the distress in Queensland, which is widespread aud se-vere, was greatly due to the reckless expen-diture on unproductive railways aud to bad leadership in the late strikes- - The majority of the people, he said, favored the KOYvrQ-ue-proposals for the introduction of Poly-nesian laborers. Probata Notice. In the Probate Court iu and for Salt Lake County, Territory of Utah. In the matter of the Estate of John Erekson, deceased Order to show canae why order of sale of real tHUte should not bo made, LO. NIKL60N, THE ADMlNlSTUATOli the citato of John Erekson, deceased, having filed his petition heroin, duly vcriried. ' proving for an order of sale of the real estate 01 said decedent, for the purposes herein set forth, it ia therefore ordered hy the Judge of paid Court that all pereeni inrerfcptud la tht estate of mid deceased appear before tho said Probate Court on Saturday, the second day of April, 181W, at It o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Court Kooui of said Probate Court, at: the Countv Court House, in the City and County of Salt Lute Utah Territory, to show cause why an order should not bo granted to the said administrator, to Bell to much oi the real estate of the said deceased at private hale as shall be necessary, and that a copy ef this order be published at least four succes-sive weeks in Tmb Salt Lake Timks, a daily newspaper printed and published in aaid City and County. Hated March 1862. G. W. BARTCH, Prote Jndiro. Snmmong, In the Diatrict Court in and for the Third Ju-dicial District of Utah Territory, Coonty of Sale Lake. P. D. Clift, olaintitf, ve. Cwlton W Veatob. Eatelle, Veatch hie wife, Charles L. Crane, Caano hit wifc.Aaron Key-se- R D. Winters, H. P. Maiou, Henry Dinwoodey, Charlei H. Desky Minnie Desky.C. B.Diim, A. A. Brim,, WHlum K Crutcher, John Mc-- Donald, John ICcBonald, Jr.,and S ammona WiiHani C. McDonald, copart- ners doii):' busineas ai John McDonald A Sou, Frank L. Par-ker and David A. Pepue, doiue businej a Parker Depne; and tho Salt Luke Hardware Co a corporation, Douglaa A. Shilay aud 06car Grosheil, copartner! doinv biMineas w Sblley A defendants. The People of the Territory of Utah sen4 greeting: To Carlton W, Veatch, Etella Veatch hie wife, Charle L Crane, Armiuda Crane his wife, Aaron Keyser, K.D. Winters, U. P. Mumo, lionrv Din woodnv, Charles 8. Deakv. Minnie Deskv, C B. Durst, A. A. Brim, Joseph G. Armstrong, William K. Crutcher, and Jotin McDonald, John MrDona'd, Jr., and William C. McDonald copartners doiniz bnsiness as John McDonald A tion, Frank L. Parker aud David A. Depuu, doing busiriesa ati Parker A L'e puw: and the Salt Lake Hardware Co., a corpora-tion, ttouglaa A. BhUey and Oicar Groshelf, co-partners, doiiig business aa Shlley da Groshell. oefendanta. You are hereby required to appear in an ac-tion brought against yon by tne above named plaiotU in the District Court of the Third Jndi-- i cial District of the Territory of Utah, and In an-- i swer the complaint Hied therein within ten days (exulostvo of the day of service) after the ser-- I give on you of this summon if served within this comity; or, If served out of this couuty, but in this district, within twenty day?, otherwise within forty days or judsment by default will La taken afulnst you, according to the prayer of aaid complaint. The said action Is brought to have judgment SRuiutftdefendanis. Ventcfe and Crune, sud each of them tnUiesuin of $:2fo, with Interest at 8 per cent per annum from July 30, 1SU0, until paid,I?ta for $160 attorney's fee and costs of suit; al-leged to b due on tliree certain promissory notes exocuted bv said defendants to plaiutiff July ;0, 1880, each for $750, bearing intcrsst at B per rent per annum frOBB date; hhoio being due aud save cum of paid April 17, ISM; said uctoe secured bymoruaueof sven date on prem-ises hereinafUir doscriooa; to have the usual thl court fur the ia! of said premises; tfca proceeds thereof be applied in payments of amounts due as atove; thit defendants aud all person. claiming under them may be barred aud foreclosed of all claims or equity of redemption in naid premises; thut plaintiff have judgment against defendants Veatch and Crane for any de-ficiency, and for other relief ; said premises are dt scribed t follows, tow it: Loti&lsnd 5S; block 6, in Charles S. Desky's Second Addition to the City of Salt Lake, a shown by recorded plat thereof, situate iu Salt Lake City and Couuty, Utah. Aud you are hereby noMoad that if your fail to appear and answer the laid complaint as above roQvfed, tlie taid plaintiff will apply to the Court fox the relief demanded thereiu. Witness, the Hon. Charles S. Zane, Judge, aud the seal of the District Court of the Thira Judi-cial District, in aad for th Territory of Utah.thls 6th of March, iu the year of our Lord one teon aand ''gtu hundred and ninety-tw-riAL.) HUSKY McMILLAS, Clerk. By Gforob D. Looms, Depntv Olertt. "" " ' a. attomava lot ulalntirf. Marshal' Sale. PUKSUAST TO AS EXECUTION TO ME by the Third Judicial District Court of the Territory of Utah, I shall expose at public aaJo at the front door of the County rnurt Bonne, In the City of Salt Luke, and County of Bait Lake, aud Territory of Utah, on the 2(Hh day Uarcu, 1892, at eleven o'clock A.M., all the right, title, claim, and interest ot Arminda Crane of, in, and to the following described real estate, sitnate, lying, and being In Salt Lake County, aud described as follows, to wit: The east one half CV ' tnt southwest quarter (MJ of sort lea twenty-seve- fltV, town two () south range cue (1) Koct Salt Lake meri dian. Also part ox tho tenth east qu'ir'' of aection twenty-seve- (17) town two (i) sooth range one (1) east, commencing at the south west corner of the southeast quarter of said section twenty feven (2T) run ning thence east forty (40, north eighty (HO iod, west forty (4b) rcnls, south eighty fn rods to place of beginning. Also feven aud oae-ha- (7) rode In Brown and Ssndford's ditch, appurtenant thereto. To be sold as the property or Arminda Crane at the suit of S. C. Crossman. Terms of sale, cash. E. H. PAItSONS, U- 8. Marshal. By A H Paksoks, Deputy, Marshal. Dated March 4th, lt2. TrustreS SjiIo. WtOBRBAai, OftCAK H. ZlPF, OFT1IE CITY of Salt Lake and territory of Utah, by hi certain deed of trust dated the 14th day of February A D UMLend duly recorded in the office of the Kecordei ot said County of Salt Luke on the 14th day of February, A. D. 1891), in D'Kik 'JL, of mortgages, at pa-- of the record of said County, conveyed t the unuertlgnod Edward B. Wkhl of the City of Lake and Territory of Utah an ttnatee, ttioe oertehs lot-- , pieces and parcel of land situate, lying and boj&l in the UouTity of Ssjll Lake und Territory of Utah, des-cribed ai follows, to wit: BtgCll ' Of Poplar Grove addition to Suit City, said block 1 liOlitieting ot 4u lots numbered from 4t' tnc.lu to iecure to ('buries Q, Toll the payment of two oerteJn prODliaaorf note bearing even dote wi'h Mid deed of trust each for the UU) Of 19000 und enuh bearing interest from said date at ikt rate of eight tS- per cent per Hiinum payable pemi- - nnuiiaHy, one of wM uutep being due and paytble six month aftor itseatddate andtn atherthoreof twelve noothi after its said dte And whereas it ic provided In nM de.I of trnt tinit cl.o nd default he m:de iu the paviuent of the Kind !(;' or any p:irt thereof, or ol an.' of the j Intemsl tfcejton OJ any part rhereof as the same ttoeUt become due and parable, or in case of the breach of my of the covenants contained in said deed of tru-- t, then tiM taid Tin-le- e the un den?lgutnl, '.he taid Edward B Wh.ks may jnoceod to ell said described property pt any part thereof st pnblio vendue for cseii at the from dour o! the eum.ty ixnirt house in the Oil) of Suit Lake. County of Salt Lake and Territory ot Utah, Bret living twenty 'is notion, of the time pla e and termI of sale and Hie prop erty to he iofd by advertisement in some newi-pape-printed in the Jfiogllah bmnuage and pub-lished iii the Cou'.ty of Silt Lake aforesaid. And wlioteas m payments either of principal or Internet Mn been made upon either of said notes evept that In teres t ha own prnd thereon 10 Pel.ruarv 14, lew), and that there has been paid upon tne nrfnetpo of ad nit uonthi not the Mim of 0W, aud Ue:e i row tine therein, the sum of with ln'rest at the rate of elt;ht per rent per annum from lbs 14th dnvof February, A. D the ald Oscar It. Zipf is In default n the peyioeni of both the Brineipal and the in tnxeet due upon id notna, a ' and whereas there hu been released from the opera-tion of said trust deed all of lot 1, 2, 17. 18, lit, iH) of said block 7. ot Poplar Grovo addition. Now therefore, at the reu.n-1- -t of tl.e lfal holder of said notes by virtue of the power and authority in me vented under and by the term- - of snld deed of trust, I, Edward H. Wloks, truct ;e us aforesaid, will on Saturday, tho 'JAd day ot April, lWtf, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. at the front door of the County Court Houe In the City of Salt Lake, County of Salt Lake and Territory of Utah, hell the eald real property and prenisei hereinbefore and in iaid deed of frupt fully dem-erit ed, except that ftftft released as aforeinid, and all the right, title, beueilt aud equity of redeiup tlon of the said Oeeni K. Zipf. ids heirs und thetfan, at public vendue for rash to the highest bidder therefor for the purpose of pnving j flU amount due as aforesaid for principal and In-teres npou said notes to the day of ah-- lugettx With the costs aud eipsnses of execnting tho ssld trust. EDWARD B. WIC KS. Ti tt DaMd Salt Lake City, March Mtti IWW Probate Notice. Iu the Probata Court,in and for Salt Lake Countv Utah Territory. In the matter oi the ewtate of Mercy bhoebridge, deceased. Notice. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JAJflfi Harris, administrator of the estate of Mercy Sboebridge, deceased, has rendered for settlement, snd flied In said court, his tlnal ac oount of administration of said estate and that Saturday, the 36th dav of March, A. D. t V o'clock a in., at the Court Room of said Court, in the County Court House, Salt Lake City and County, Utah Territory-- hae been duly appointed by the Judge of paid Court for the settlement of aaid account, at which time uud place any person interested in said etdate may appeur and chow cause, if any there be, why said account ihould not be settled ami approved. Dated March 3, lfcVi. C. E. ALLEN, Clerk of the Probatu Court By CaVem Brownk, Jr., Deputy. tainiuR thereto, and a general commission bul nens. That tho unmet of all the general and special partners rtre as follow.-- : Fred Simon and Lotus Sm.on. who reside in Salt Lake City, in tho territory of rtah, are dte renernl partner, and D. Stearns, who resides at New liochelle, in tho m f'tati Sew i',rk, ii the sperial partner That the Mid I. Stennif ha ontrlhuterf the sum of $16.0.10 in ash. That the paid jiartnership U to commence oo. the lith dsy of February, W and to terminate on the 1st day of January, 1807. Dated this 11th day of Febmary, 1K92. PREpSIMOH, LOCIS SIMON, D. STEARNS. . V fa Notlre to the I'tibllr. riMIIH 18 TO CERTIFY THAT THE UNDE H J. st (rued have formed a Hmit-- partnership, pursuant fo the provisions of tho oiiipilfil laws in' the territory of Utah. That the BOOM (under which ueiL partiu'rihin it t he condii' t'Ml B rot hern. That (he general nsturo f the busliitrf to be trauma i' ted Is (be buying and W(,H lug ulUinery aad dry ood aud anytuiug ,, - ance, and the holder of said note effected same at ti COel Of $14.Ho; and, WHUtnAH, no part of said note has been paid except, th- - Infrest therein up to .Fune !Sird, 1S91, end ran principal and tntereei thereon from said last dale in due ni:d unpaid' and, Whkkxvs, said Siinid M. and John K. Free co Tenanted in naid trust deed hat if said Dote and Interest should not be paid when due, or if sn h insurance should not be kept up hy ihem, Iben that said trnateee might sell said prop-arty- , at the place and on tiie notice and in the manner specifically prescribed hy inld deed, to pay tho same, and the ooeta of male, attorney's fees and compensation to aaid trustees, either of tho perttee to the oet deed to be at liberty to become the ourchaser at such nale. N)w at the request of such holder of said note, the nidevsikjned as inch trustee and under the powers conferred on them bv said trust doed, Will, OO Saturday, the 0th nay of April, UML ut U oeloOkm. of thai dsy, at the front door of the Salt Lake Countv Court House, in Salt Lake City, I'tah, mil to th,i Indent bidder tot cash, s.ii l deecribed pmpef or so much thereof as peOMOnf to pay end satisfy the unpaid amount of paid note, and said insurance and the cost of sale, inrludlnir atiorheya fes and com pensatii.n to the undmiirned trustee. Dated March 16th, Wfci. T. R. JONES, 8. J. LYNN, Trustees. Trustees' Sale, U'llKKKAS, ON MARCH ti, 1000, SUSIE M. tt Free and John F. Free made and delivered to John B. Trever of Yonkers, VVeetcheeter countv, New York, their promissor) note, where in and whereby tor value received thej promised to pay to the order of the said John H. Trvvor, one year after date, seven thousan i dnlbirs, with Inter aat thereon at the rnte of eisdlt per cent per Minnm. from (late until pal tl, loth beCon and after judtfUient, Interest nayahle Quarterly, and both pr civjal inn latetnet payable in U.S. jrold Colo at the ankinjE house uf T. R. Jones A Co., in Salt Lake City, I tub, und that all unpaid Inter el shontd dravv interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum until paid; and Wnxniat, Tn seoure the payment of said note and interest, said Susie M. and .tohn F. rrce on March 6, 18H0. duly made and delivered a deed ol inift, convnymi w T. R. Jones and S J. Lvnn of Salt Lake City, Utah, as trustees, the follow-ing deecribed real estate, situated in Salt Like City :nd countv. to wit: A" part uf lot'l In block m plot "A" Salt Lake City survey, eomtnnrliif t the southeast otuer of snid lot 1 und running thence uorih IBB te.t, Um nee weet lti& feet, thence south 67 feet, theme east 47H feet, tbenoe tooth us feet, thence east 117', fro to the place of beginning: said tr .st deed belrjj recorded on March 0, IHuft, and of record In Hook M of M( rtpaes, pagea 190-1- records of Silt Lake county, Utah. And whernM in said truat deed said Boole M. and John F. Free covenanted to pay said promis-sory note and to keep the improvement on said property conftently Insured at thoir expense, and that if they failed to keep up such insurance then that the holder of said note might effect the sumo and retain the cost thereof out of the proceed of any sale made oi th' property under said truat deed; and, Wiu.iv.. , they failed to keep up inch luaux- - Suniiiions. In the District Court in and for the Third Judi-cial District of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. Annie A. Rhodes, Plaintiff, Summons. James W. Rhodes, Defendant. The People of the Territory of Utah send frreet inf. To James W. Rhodes, defendant. YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO in an action brought against yon hy tho ihova named plnfoUfl in the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint filed therein within ten days exclusive of the day of after the service on yoa of this summons if served within this county ; or, if served out of this County, but in this dUtrict, within twenty days; Otherwise within forty duy- or judgment by de-fault will he taken atralnst you, according to the prayer of said complaint The said action is brought to have a decree, of this court diBeolvtnfl tho oonds of matrisiiony ex istiUbC between plaintiff and defendant, and rantins plaintiff such other and further relief as may ue meet aud proper; above relief, prayed on the ground that ou or about the 1st of No-vember, m the defendant wilfully and without Cause deserted and abandoned this plaintiff, and ever since has and still continues ao to desert and abandon her, and to live separate and apart from her against her will and without her con-sent. And you are hereby notified that If vou fail to appear and answer th said complalut as above rr)aired, the fnid plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demaaded therein Witness, tho Hon. Charles S. Zane, Juris; a d the eenl of the District Court ot the Third Judical Dietnct, in and for the Territory of I'tah. tbie ti h day of February, m the year of our Lord ' a thousand eight hundred snd ulnetv-two- . JslalI HENRY Q. McMlLlsAN, Cl jrk By 'Ko. D. Luoais, deputy clerk. k J. ii Thome, attorney lor piaiault I Krshal's tal, I PCBSTAKT TO A.S KXECUTION TO MB the Third Judicial District Court of Uv- Territory of Utah, I shall expoea ut pnblk mId at tha front door of tbs Conntf Court Homo, In the Cltr of Salt I.alto, County o! fait Lake und Territory of Utah.uu tho JKthday of Min-l- i, rti, at l!i o'cloek SI all tho right, titla, claim, snd Interest of Ernie QMsfOlsoo, of, fti and to the following donrribed real eetnto,ltnato, lying, sort being in halt Lske City snd Couuty, rtah territory, sad docrlud as follows, to wn: That MR of jLot (1) OBS, Block (M nluo, Flat B, Salt Lake Cl'y nur.sv, an i described as follows, fonniienring ot f outti' an corner of Lot (1) one, thoiire north S rods, thence wet fi rodi, thenoo wiath 5 rods, li.snco oa.t 5 rods to bum of thinning, and Subject to deed of truat to Jm II. MCOb, trustoo, for (.)1S.00 Thlrtr-si- l Hundred and Twenty livo dollar.. To he sold an the propertj of Kmie Oeear Olseu at the suit of Chsrlen M. Sin ith. Terms of fl, cash. E H. PAKSON8, U. S. Uarshas. Bv A.(i pr, Marshal. Hated ibid i. |