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Show r . i f ig- ?- ; ft , mm ;,s?wtw THE SALT LAKE TlM E8: 1893, 6 I WE ftRE SELLING MOREQTHETHAnIiHY J . I jse ii salt lake 4-- : i m Oul prices are at least 25 per cent less than any g p other houses. Our sto'ck is new and stylish and there is no burnt or p b damaged goods offered for sale f'l 1 SUITS $5,$7, S8AMD $10. Ir BOYS' OVERCOATS $2.50 1 .j P"' Great Bargains itHTrintr ., Overcoats. fci Our StocK of Gents' HH; selling t Cost. ; I No. 17 West Second Soft, East of Culleii Hotel, j ' t ALLTHENEWS The complete Associated Press Report. The best Special Service In the Inter Mountain Region. Live correspondents in every town In the Territory. The Times lias them all. THB Times publishes all the news from lu to 80 hours earlier than any other paper in Salt Lake City. If you want to keep posted. read The Timks. It is the paper of today. The mornlB:; papers give you the ueWs of yester-day. The Times is the live newspaper of Salt Lake City. It has the largest city circulation. It publishes the brightest news at the earliest possible moment. CAW YOU AFFORD TO DO IT? j fab-a- o COMMEKCiAL BLOCK. 1 Mining News I I JJ A Special Feature I . Hangs cut and curled (the latest) for 15 cents this week at Mrs. IS. F, Deal, No. 43 South Main elreet. THE TIM E8 has live Correspondents in fe - Every Mining Camp of the 1 -j Territory. I I Every New Strike Reported in THE TIMES. It always has the Freshest News. m cr 1 The Mines of Idaho Receive Special At- - B tention in the Columns of the i Salt Lake D. ly TiMES. X L : . J .'r' , I I l I j I . I The I News of Today ' Is Published in THE TIMES. ifafl if you want to keep posted read THE TIMES. j it is Full of News. It Does Not Publish the News of Yes- - I I Brigh-tes- Local FeatureB. y I Do You Get It. x J ' IM Complete Telegraph Reports. N i Best Paper in the City. V j I 1 i&fel::';te MotiO to the i'ublic. rpBiS IS TO CKHT1KY THAT THH UNDER-- Signed have formed limited partnership, pursuant lo the provisions of the compiled laws of the territory of Utah. That the Bune undsr whi Ii such artnership is t be conducted L Siii'oii Brolher. That the general rmture of the buslneww to bo transacted la the buying and stll inp millinery and dry goods and anything apper-taining thereto, and a general commission busi-ness. That the names of all the general and sperlul pnrtnoi are as follow.-- : Kiwi Simon ami Louis Simon, who reside in Salt Lake City, in the territory oi I'lah, are the general partners, and I). Stearns, who resides at New fiochelle, in the state of New York, is the special partner. That the waid 1). Stearns lias contributed the hum of 81.1,008 in cash. That the said partnership is to commence on the 11th dn of February, 189J, and to terminate at 1st dav of January, 1897. Dated this 11th day of Veen-airy- 1SSW. FlliSD SIMON, LOUTS SIMON, 1). BTEAMNS. Notice. f)l the Prohate (Jourt of the County of Salt Lake Territory of Utah, in the matter of the estate of David H. Kinsey, ased-Notice. i NOTICE IS HBRKBY GIVEN, THAT C. O. 1 whlttemere, administrator of tiie estate of I)n id li. Klnaey,d6ceased,ha rendered for settle-- nt, and filed in said Court, his final account of his administration of said eac ,te an d petition for final distribution of the residue of said estate anion" the persons entitled thereto, ami that luesday.thelfrthday oi March, A.I). w. at 10 galclcrJt a.m., at the Courl Room of said Courtj in Fiffie Count Court House, Salt Lake City and County, Utah Territnr , lia he n duly appelated a he udge of said Conn, fur the settlement of Bi,i account and hearing said petition lor distri-wi- i o i, at which time and place any poison intar-Zster- i In s ild estate may appear and show cause, RE any there be, why said account should not lie I settle and approved and final distribution tuaio fas nrave for. Duteii February i, Mitt. C. K. ALLEN, Clerk of the Probate Court. By IIbok'M. jr., Deputy Clerk. "TAiirt EXI'EIUMKNTS. .The I, o n n Experiment station to Enter on the Investigation of Beet Culture, Alkali Soil and Irrigation. To tfus Farm Ptiblk:- - The territorial exper-iment station, which is a department l the Agricultural college of Utah, lnt so far d its organization that it is enabled to Widen its field of work, During the present sea sou it desires to with the farmers of Utah in the in-i-titration of the following subj act i First Sugar liuets: For the purpose of ascorftinh1g the yield, composition, best methods of cultivation and cost of produc-tion of sugar boots in the several sections of the territory, the station will furnish the seed of one or more varieties of sugar beets to one hundred or more farmers and test the beets for BUgar at several periods of develop-ment, free of charge. Those receiving seed will be required to keep the cost of production and yield, and to forward samples for analysis from time to time. To make the investigation of the fullest value it will be necessary for farmers of the several sections of the territory to join in the trial. For this purpose 1 request those interested to forward their names. Seeds and a circular of instructions will he to them about April 1st. Second Alkuli Soil: The station will make analysis of representative alkali soils for several sections of Utah. Those interested are required to forward samples. Circulars of instructions for sampling will be sent to those who desire to forward samples. Third Irrigation Investigation : The col-lege and station expect to make a specialty of Irrigation problems. It has already ac-cumulated data bearing on this subject. Through its chemist, engineer and professor of agriculture, with the appliances at their command, several lines of inquiry will be in-stituted. We desire to secure water from all of our important Irrisratiou ffrearns, artesian wells, unci ruservoirs at varying seasons ol the year, in order to ascertain the sediment car-ried and the amonut of plant food held in solution, Including the gasscs. At a later day wo will have other requests to mike relating to irrigation problems. Fourth Tlie station will render any assis-tance that it can by way of ideiititicutiou of insects and plants of interest to agriculture. Fifth Institute Meetings: The experi-ment station sta'.T, assisted by college pro-fessors, will, during vacation, and possibly during the coining winter, deliver lectures over the territory at such points as inter-ested citizens may invite them and make the adequate arrangements for hulls. The trav-eling expenses in part or in full, according to circumstances, will have to be met by the locality extending the Invitation. One or several will at the end of these meetings for One or more days, as may be de-sired. The press will oblige by copying at least the sections of tills notice relating to sugar beets and to irrigating water. Very restwet-ttilly- , J, VV. Sanbobn, Director. Logan, Utah, Match 7, 18W. Summons. In the District Court. lf end for the Third Ju-dicial District of Utah Territory, County of Suit Lake. Utah Stove sad Hardware Com-"- ! pany, a corporation, Plaintiff, John W. Young sad Zion's Savings fl,'"H-Ban-and '1 rust C ompany, u cor-poration, DefetiduntM. J The peoplo of the Territory of Utah Send (ireetiuu:: To John W. Young, and ion's Hav-ings Bunk find Trnut Company, a corporation, defendants, V'olJ AUK HF.HUHY KBQUISKB TO AP-- pear in an action brought uuinst yon by the above named ptihitiiT, in the District Court of the Third Judicial district of the Territory of Utah, ami to answer the complaint filed therein within ten days texehmve of the day of service) after the service on yon of this summons--! served within this county; or, if served out of this county, but in this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days or judgment by default will be taken atralnst you, according to the prayer of laid complaint. The said action is brought to have a decree of this court foreclosing defendants of all interest, lien, claim, or equity of redemption in certain mortgaged Roods and chattels hereinafter de-scribed: hm mortgage executed by defendant John W. Young, to plaintiff Bent. 81, 1881, to e payment of account stated on said date be-tween said defendant and plaintiff, for goods wares and im n handle sold and delivered by plaintiff to Bald defendant to the value oi $iotW,M with interest from September :j, lHflt.to time of payment; that said property be sold, and pro ce 'ds applied in payment of amounts due as above; with $100 attorney's tee and costs of nuit; that defendant Young be adjudged to pay any de-ficiency, and for other further relief; said prop-erty is described as follows, to wit: AH the fur-niture and furnishings now id t mite and being in what is known as the Mee Bive house, situated on southeast corner of lot 1, block 8H, plat "A," Salt Luke City survey, Salt Lake comity, I'fah; also 3 carriages, l sleigh, B barrefi of dishes, parlor stoves, pieces of Office fencing, ;i sets harness, and fi carriage rugs, situate and being in the barn on premises aforesaid. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint us above require,!, the said plain till will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon. Charles S. Zane, Judge, and the Seal of the District Court of the Third In dteiul District, in and for the Territory of Utah, this 6th day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-one- , Ihka!,. HENKY O. McMILLAN, Clerk. By Geo. 1. Looms, Deputy Clerk. Trustee's .Sale. W. II. CASADY AND HKTTA WHKRKAH, his wife, executed, and acknowl-edged and delivered their certain trust deed, bear ing date the 7th day of August, 1890, to James 11. Bacon, Trustee, to secure a certain promh-or- note bearing even date with said trust deed, and pay-able on demand to the order of James Harrison, for the sum of Twenty-on- Hundred and fifty dollars (iStSO) in V. S, Uold Goin, with interest thereon troni date at the ra:e of one per cent per month. Said trust deed is recorded in the re-corder's office of Salt Lake County, Utah, in vol-ume , It of Mortgages, on pages 835 to 880, and, WuEitiiAs, said W. II. Casady and HettaJfiL Casady. in and by said trust deed to secure payment of said note conveyed to said triiffite toliowing described premises situated Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, L gin ..t tho South eiast Corner of Lot, OneHB C Block One Hundred and Nine, (toth (tPf Salt Lake City Survey, run thence West Stf I 7, five (75) foot; thence North one hundd iA thirty-tw- (la)feet; thence Bast seventy-- f J JA feet; thence South one hundred andtnipardr (182) feet to place of beginning, I mf Also begin one hundred and five 105) fefJHM of said South Fast Corner of said Lot QwrnWrn thence West thirty (80) feet, theme Noll fie hundred and thirty-tw- (13S3) feet, thenotllt thirty (;jo) feet, thence South one hiindrtll liiul thirty-tw- (189j feet to jloce of beginning. Pt WuEKEAs, it is provided in said truss teed, among other things, that if default shall befl Bade in the payment of said note, or the interest? here-on, or of tli" taxes or assessments on said (prom-ises, or any p ut thereof, that then said Irutftee or his successor, in trust hall, on requestiof the holder or holders of said note, sell and dispose of Raid premises, and every part thereof, and (ill of the right, title, hem-ti- and equity of redemption of said W. II. Casudy and Jtetta 11. CiSs.uly, his wife, their heirs and assigns therein, either enmass or m separate parcels as the holder of said note may prefer, at the front door of the Court House ot'sald County, or on said premises as may be specified In the notice of such sale for the highest and best price the same will bring in cash, after liist giving thirty days previous notice of such sale, by publication in any newspaper at that time published in said County, and, Whkukas, said W. H. Casgady, and wife have made default in the payment of said note and the interest thereon and of the taxes on said premises, which on the day of sale will amount to the sum yf $1,7M5.H0 and tho costs and expenses of for. :do.iire, and, WHEREAS, F. W. Boss", the legal ow ner and holder of said note has requested said trustee to ive notice and sell said premises. Now, thkbktore, public notice is hereby gfj$8 hat I, James 11. Bacon, trustee as aforesaid, wiH:i Uondnv. the 21st dav of Man h. 1808. at 12 oK iu'hi of paid l;iy, at tlw fiBjQLM&M uf t.lie GfH (iiirt HoasS) in uml tnr ffiaCouuty, in Salt WW-Citv- Utah, sell at public auction to the bJwl :iiui oput liiiUit'r, for naiil premiseei lierofli-Hafor- e described, together with all right, title, benefit and eiiuity of redemption of ..aid W.fl. t'ftSftdy and Hetta II. ( iiHady, hit wife, thr heirs and iifHiynH thereto, for the purpose of lidl'-in-unit! last mentioned amount and costs of tofNi. anil will m&ke, execute, acknowledge apfl .leiiver to (he purchaser or purchasers tbereof Erpd4 snfltcient deed or deeds therefor. Dated this 17th day o'. February, lrtes. JAMES H. BACON. Trustee aa aforesaid. C. F. LOOFBOPBOW, Atty. Notice to Creditors. Estate of Hiram Hewlett Kldredge, deceased. NOTICE IS H E3RBBY GIVEN, BY fllE administrator of the estate of Hi-ram Hewlett Kldredge deceased, to the creditors of and all persons' having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within ten months after the first publi- - cation of this notice, to the said A. S. Kendall, administrator, at 2J and 2 East Second South street, Salt Lake City, in the Countv of Salt Lake, Utah. A. S. KENDALL, Administrator of the estate of Hiram Hewlett El dredge, deceased. Dated March 6rd WM. J Protmte Notice. In the Probate Court in and for Salt Laku County, 'i errltory of Utah. In the matter uf the BetSte of .lohn Krekson deceased. Order to show cause why order oi nle of real estate shollhi not bo made. NIKLNON, THB AI)M IN I8TRATOIt LG. the estate ox John Erekson, deceased bavlng ilh'd his petition herein, duly verified, praying for an order of sale of the real estate oi sniti decedent, for the purposes herein set forth, it is therefore ordered by the Judge of said Courl that all persons Interested in the estate of saitl deceased appear before the stid Probate Court on Saturday, the tecond day of April, 1898, at in o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Court liouiii of said Probate Court, at the County Cour, House, in the City and County of Salt Lake.Utab Territury, to show cause why an order should not be gfaftted to the Miid nd'ninistiator, to sell so much or the real estate of the said deceased at urivate sale as shall be necessary, and th.it a copy nf tiiis order lie published at least four sucies slvo weeks in The Salt Lakk Tisiks, a daily newspuper printed and ptiblislied in said City and County. Dated March D, ISitt. fi. W. BABTOH, Proiiute Judge, Mill-shut- ' Sale. )UKSUANT TO AN EXECUTION TO ME 1 directed by the Third Judicial District Court uf the Territory of Ctab, I shall expnse at iiiililic. sulo at the front dour of the County Court House, in the City of Salt Lake, and County of Walt Lake, ahd Territory of Utah, on the 98th dav March, 180U, at eleven o'clock A.M., all the right, title, claim, and interest ot Arniin.ia Crane of, in, and to the following described real estate, situate, lying, and being in Halt Lake County, and described as follows, to wit: The east one half 04) of the southwest quarter tl of section twenty-seve- (gi), town two () south range one tl) East Salt Lake inerl dian. Also part of tlie south east quarter fM) of section twiiuty-seve- ') town two south range one (1) east, commencing at tin: south west corner of the southeast fjjj quarter of said section twenty-seve- (7) mu-lling thence east forty 401, north eighty (Si) iud-- , west forty (40) rods south eighty (Slli rods to place of beginning Also seven and one half (7H) rods In liruivn uud Hatidiord's diteii, appurtenuiu thereto. To be solil as tii property of Aruumla Crane at the suit of 8. 0. Croesiuuu. Terms uf sale, cash. E. 11. I'AKSONH, C. S. Marshal, liy A. II. 1'ahsons, Deputy, Marshal. Dated March 4th, ISH. Delinquent Stoek Notice. LMIH BRIGHTON & NORTH POINT IRRlOAi company ; mention of principal pluce of business: Brighton Meeting House, Salt Lake City, Utah. There are delinquent upon tho following de-scribed stock of the Brighton & North Point Irrigation company, on Assessment No. 9 of Sixty (.lib) cents per share, levied upon the 7th day of November, 1891, the several amounts set opposite the name of the respective shareholders is follows : No. No. Vert. Name. shares. Ami. 37 Henry Arnold 1 .60 41 I ). Bockholdt 1 .ho !l Newell A. Clayton 88 21.80 183 Win. Crowther 'J4 14.40 I 'nls. " " 1.30 li7 Chas. A. Dcde ail 81.80 173 Eaton & Merryman (Dal.), '"I 8.70 174 " " " 4 3.40 44 RobL Gardiner ii6 15.00 40 " 1(1 li.110 IM " 13 7.80 78 " 8 4.M0 isD Ceo. II. Gay 3 1.30 18 Geo. HnntingtoH 5 y.oo 315 L. C. Hamilton 10 (2 t iiis. Robi. liu.en, Jr 1 .so 4'i Charidan Jacobs 1 .60 ISO n. A. Learned 5 8.00 10!) Juo. A. Lloyd 4 40 340 A.H.Msvne 13 ',.80 till George Neal 5 :!.oo 108 John Nasli !l ,.40 374 Lueiiima li. Suell 11 8.110 380 " " Hi u.oO 383 " " 34 11.40 379 " " 17 111.80 838 Taronto Estate si is. GO 80 George Tall 13 7.50 301 J. A. Williams 11 ti.i;0 335 I). Camp rav 7 .M 308 C. E. Wantlaml 10 8.00 And in accordance w ith law and the orders t,f the Board of Directors made on the 87th day ol 1898, so many of the shares uf each panel of stock as may tie necessary will be sold at the office of the Secretary and Treasurer uf the com-pany, E. H. Critchlow, at room 88 Hooper bulS Ing, East First South street, .Suit Luke City, on the lbth of March, 1888, at 3 o'clock p. 111. of saicf day to pay delinquent assessment thereon, to-gether willi the cost of advertising and the ex-pense of sale. E. B. CRITCHLOW, Secretary and Treasurer CAUTION TO THE I'LlilAC. Pay No Money In Advnnee To irresponsible Directory canvassers. No reputable linn will ask it. We are led to give tiiis warning on account of this and other communities having been imposed upon by a class of Worthless adventurers who take the money of business men on fulso representations, and either give nolh-ing or a worthless book in return, and we are informed a like SOBeme is being attempt-ed in this city and territory. Our solicitors are positively instructed to take no money in advance on the orders they take. When you sign au order lor Directory or Gazetteer see that it has our name plainly printed thereon. We are the ouly regularly established D-irectory and Gazetteer Publishing ofllee in Utah Territory, We keep 011 llln at our office for the free use of our patrons Directories of all the principal cities and states of tho union and British North America. R. L. Polk A: Co., No. 74 South West Temple street, Salt Lake ity, Utah. ' , Pi'ubate Notieo. In the Probate Court, in and fur Salt Lake County Utah Territory. be mutter ot the estate ui Mercy Shoebrldf:c. deceased. Notice. NOTICE IS HKREBT GIVEN THAT JAMES Harris, administrator, of the estale of Mercy Sliuehrhlgo, deceased, has rendered for settlement, snd died in said court. Ids Ileal ac count of administration of suid estale, and thai Saturday, the 88th day of March, A. I). 1898, at In o'clock a. in., at the Court Kooni of said Court, in tin) County Court House, Salt Lake City and County, Utah Territory, has been duly appointed by the .indue uf said Court for the settlement of said account, at which time and place any person interested in said estate may appear una show cause, if any there lie, why said aceutint should not be settled and approved. Dated March 3, 1893. C. E. ALLEN, Clerk of the Probate Court. By CAi srtN BROWNS, Jr., Deputy. Siuilliieiltf. In the District Court in and for the Third Judt-cial District of I'tah Territory, County of Salt Lake. Clesson S. liinnoy, plaintiif, I vs. VSummous M. Shaiijiliuessey, defendant. j The People of the 'i'orrltorv of I'tah send greet ing to M. Shaugbnessey, defendant YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO in, an action brought again st you by the above i, amed BaaintiA lnM District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of I'tah, mid to answer tho complaint filed therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of servicei after the service on you of this summons if gerve i within this county; or if served out of this countv but in this dintrnt, within twenty days: otherwise within forty days-- or judgment by default will be taken against you, according to the prayer of Ba:d complaint. The said action is brought to have judgment against defendant in sum of $503.50 and costs of ffiit, including $3 paid for verifying and record-It- . e on mining claims known as '"Ophir" and "OphinN'u 3," in Ophir Mining District, Tooele County, f.tah, and interest on total, tWIS.W), ut 8 per cent per annum, from Dec. 36, date of recording saul lien; alleged to be due for a shaft, sunk and other work and lahoi performed by William B. Evans and Thomas OhSgwidden fur defendant, at his said ntong reiiuest, upon claims, between Julv 1, 18UI, and Nov. 38, lMtil, said sum being tint"- - and unpaid-sai- claims having been assigned to plainliff herein, who is now the owner thereof; to have this court determine the entire interest of defen-dai-iu and to suid mining claims; that entire in- terest of defendant therein be sold and pioceeds applied In payment (,f amounts due as above' that plaintiff have execution fur any deficiency' that defendant, and all persons claiming under him, may be haired and foreclosed of all right claim or equity of redemption in said nilnlna premises, and granting plaintiff other relief. And you ure liereby notifled-iha- t if you fail to appearand answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon. Charles S. Zane, Judge and the Seal of the District Court of the Third Judi cial district, in and for the Territory of I'tah this fifth day "f March, in the year of our Lord' one thousand night hundred and nlnetv two. rseni. HRNRt u. m Millar clerk By ttconoe D. Looms, Deputy clerk. Suitiinous. In the Dlistrirt fi ;unl for the Third .Judi-cio- l l)i8ttict of Utah Territory, County of Salt l.;ikf. barub. Jauu Morgan plaintiff, 1 v. Kdwird Gmy Morgan, alias Clay Edward Morgan, de-fendant, Tho people of the Territory of Utah send greeting to Edward Clay Morgan, alias Clay Edward Morgan, doft'inlant. YOU ARB HEREBY REQUIRED TO in an action brought acaimt you by the above named plaintiff, In the District Court ot 'ho Third Judinul District o the Territory ot Utah, and to answer tb.8 complaint filed t herein within ten fliiytj (exclamivo of the day of service) aiteT ser-vice on you nt this summons- if served within this county; or, if cervecl out of this county, bat intra district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days or judgment iy default will be taken agaihst you, according to the prayer of said om plaint. Haid action is brought to have a decree otlii Court dissolving the oonds of matrimony exutiftg btween plaintiff and defendant, requiring to pay all expenses of this action, inclijilin attorney's fees, and granting plaintiff all eleral proper relief; above relief praved oa thegnprndu ihAt on or about May 10th, ISHtt, the uet. iidanj and without cause deeertt.d and abandonfd plaintiff, and has ever ninee continued to so desert and nbundon her without any sufHcieut cu't or reason, and against her will and without hel ot sent; and further, that defend.n t haw t;.i .l t provide plaintiff with the common neceaaarlw ot And you are liereby notifled that tf you nil to appear and answer the said complaint aa ibove required, the aid plaintiff will npoiy so the omt lor the relief demanded therein. W'itnos, the Hon. baries 8. Zae, Judge, and the Seal of the B stelci Court of the Third Jrrtlcial D itSet, seal. in and for the Territory of Utl i Otis I2th day of February, in the ir of our Lord on thoutiuiei eight h ndmi and nhietv-tvo- , 'v..; IIKNHY H. Mi MILLAX. Clerk. By CiKo. I). LooMta, Deputy Clerk, Mmiilioiis. In the District Court iu ami f. ir the Thiril Judi-cia- l District of Utah Territory, County of bait Lake. Annie A. Hiiodes, Plaintiff, vs. Summons. James W. Ithodes, Defendant. j The People of the Territory of Utah u:nd greet-ing: To James W. Rhodes, defendant. tTOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-- I 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 Utah, and to answer the complaint tiled therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) lifter the service on you of this summons if served within this county; or, if served out ot thin county, but in this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days or judgment by de-fault will be taken against you, according to the prayer of said complaint The said action is brought to have a decree of this court dissolving the oonds of matrimony ex-isting between plaintiff and defendant, and granting plaintiff such other and further rele f as may be meet and proper; above relief, proved on the ground that on or about the 1st of No-vember, the defendant wilfully and without cause deserted and abandoned this plaintiff, and ever since has and wtill continues to to aetiort and abandon her, and to live separate and Sport from her against her will and without her con-tent. And you ure hereby notified that & y6 fail tn appear ami answer the mid complaint as ubovo required, the said plaintiff will apply to tuu court for the relief demanded ttien in. Witness, the Hon. Churles. 8. Zane, $ttttttt and the seal or the District i nert of the Third Judicial District, in and tor the Territory of Utah, this 11th day of February, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-two- . seal HENRY U. Mi MlLLAN, Clerk. Dy (io. J. Looms, deputy clerk. J. M. Thomas, attorney for plaintiff, 1 |