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Show ' 1 luAKE TIMES: TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1392. J 1 S3 AR.SHAL'3 SALK PURSX'ANT TO AN .'l order of sale to me elirec ed !y the I'f-fr- Co irt of tLe Third Judicial L. strict ot h.-- rr. to ry of Utah. I shallower at public sab, it ne front iloif of the count- courthouse in t e city nnd county of Salt Lake. Utah Terr'tnty. in the j 2 th day of Jure, l&K, a' 19 o'clock n.. all tk j rifrht. life, claim and interest of Ca !dy (a'es ; od i Thomas W. Bites, of, in and to tin- - I "'lowing ilr- - fcribed real estate, iuat lying and b nt in tie j city and county of Suit Line, Utah Territorv. s foll-wa- , to wit. : Beinr t ortion of lo' tcr e"M 1 i j Node o:ie hnnlred and f u (l'.H) l ist .A.' " U i Like City Snrvey, commencing nt tie north wet t corner of ca'd lot five (') and rutin thurt ei s ttn (!G) rods: thence sonth four () rods, thence j wee--t ten ffift rode : theice north tow (i) rots to I the p!'C of ! ejinniTie, bei m situated in Suit Lake City, Salt bakeCo .my, U n'i Terii'ory. To be sold as the properly of t a My Latest and Thomas VV. Bate nt the of J -- . p i Bannt-- ; jrartrn. Terms of catli. S. II. Lewie- - a tornev for pla ntiff. E. H. PARSnvs, U s. Marshal. Bv 1. B. SWAN. Deputy M .r-i- n 1. j Bait L:ike C.ty. Utah, Juno 4, 1SV. ' . MARSHAL S SALE PURSUANT TO AN fa'e to me directed bv the District Court of the Tturd Judicial Dbftrl tof the Terri-- ; tory of Utah. I shall oTer f; r sale at the front door of the County Court house, in the ctty an 1 county of Salt the th Lake, Utah Territory o.i claim day of June. 189- - all the right, title, and interest of John M. Lerher, Jane C. Le I er. leeijo i atkins, Charlotte E. ilr.wk ns, Creig .t n Hawkins, Joseph aud ifo, Emma t.odia.d. L. E. Hal! nnd wif . Anna tt Hall, and he Liberty Pars Rol HI compinv of. in an ( to the following rits r bed rea i ftate. son-i- , iy d and be n in the c'nv and County of j ha't l Utah T rritory, end i.artitu arly c" j esc.irh'l:e i as f ,tlowt, tt-- it: t'omnnutiut at a point (i) r;ds ws' of the tnattent ci r ter of lot one (I), in Uh.cSc iS'. pi at "B,"' Salt Like Ci y Survey, thence i.orth te . (10) rods, thence west five (5) rod?, thende south ten 10' rod", thence east five (5i rods to the place of , containing fifty 5) square rods of cr mnd, in the County ol Salt Lake, Territory of Utah, wit and including the tenements, h reiii -i ments antl appaHSMSStS thereunto beloata. To be sold as the property of John M. Loftier et al. at the unit of Hyrum S. Young. Terms of sale, cash. LeCrand Yt tie. Attv. for riff. E. H. PARSONS.U. S. MirahaL By D. N. Swan, Deputy Murrthal. Salt Lake Citv, I tan, Juno tth, IMS. i MARSHALS SALE PURSUANT TO AN to me directed by the Third Ju-- j diets District Court of t'.ie Territory of 1 tah, I shall expose at public sa'e, at the front door of i the County Court Boase. in the City of Salt Lake c. ountv of Salt L ike an 1 Territory ol Utah, on ! the 13th day of June, l9i, at 1.4 o'clock M., all the right, title, claim aud interest of Hen W. Br. Jr.. an Olive DrijT'js.of. n, an ! to the folio v. inq described real eitate, iftaate, lying and beine la Davis and Bait Lake County, ami as follows, to wit: All the interest tha' Ben. W. I'; ig?s and Olive Driggs had at the date of m.ik-in- sr cf said mortgage or has since acquired in Section (SB) thirty-thre- e, and ti e Northwest quar- ter of Section (32) thirty-two- , all in Township (Z) North Kaaea (I) one. East Salt Lake Meridiar, l e.ng a on" half Inteiaet in sai.i Section (8S) thir-ty three, a iti a Or.e-thi- interest in said North-w- t at quarter of Section tI) thirty-tw- o excepting from said Section the following piei 9 cornniei:r ingat I point ten (I t) rods North of the e nter ol ttie frontdoor dwelling hou-- e near old mill on said premises, tbanee East to section line, thenrf South twenty (90) rods, rhence West fort;. ! rods, thence North tw enty (2J) rods, thence Fa-- t to the place of beginning, containing five acres ol groaad. Also lots three (8) in B'.o k one hundred and ten (110) in Plat D, Salt Lake Citv Survev in Salt Lake City. Salt Lake CVnnty, Utah. Also all the right, title and Intafeat of bob W. Driggs Jr. and Olive l)rig-- s in lot i?) seven in Block twenty-- i ne (81) PWt J Salt Lake City Survey in Salt Lake County, Utah. To be sold as the property of Ben W. Driggs Jr and Olive Driggs at the suit of John 11. Park. Terms of sale, cash. S. H. PARSONS, U. S. Marshal. Bv A. O. Dtkr. Depute Marshal. Dated Mav 17th, 18' a. COMMISSIONER'S SALE PUnV k7 snant to an order of sale, directed to- - mo, aj Bnecial Commissioner, by the District Court Ihe Third Judicial District ol the Territory ol Uiah, I will expose, at public sale, at the fon. door of the Couuty Court. House, in the t ity ana County of Salt Lake, Utah Territory, on the MM tia-- ofJune. 1B0S. between the hours of 12 M. ana J p. m.. all the right, title, claim and interest ol the defendants. Peter Tonviev and his wife, &W i;ey Tomney, Charles L. Crane and his wife. A ri mi'nda Crane, B. K. Stuart and Charles r. itey. nolds, in and to the following described premise-tituaU. lving and being in the County of Sail Lake, Utah Territory, and particularly describe us follows, to wit: One piece, commencing twentv and 0 (JO 7S-- l fet North from th Sou h East Corner of Lot Seven (7) in Block nfqf-- i ix MS) Plat "A,'' Salt Lake City Snrvey, and sit-uate m Suit l ake City, I tah, running then' West eighty-fou- r feet, thence North eiyi i60i feet, thence East eighty-fou- r (Sli, faet, thence sixtv (00) feet to place of beginning.! Secoad: Tie Saw half 04) of the South West Quarter ili) of Sectlt rwenty seven (27) ami beginning at tha Kouth West Corner of the South Last Quarter t1) of saitl Section, running thence Hast fnrt y.vt. rods, thence North eighty rods, thence West f irty (tOi rods, thence South (SO)rods to the pla a place of beginning, all in 'lownihip Two South of li inga One (1) East of the Salt l.aa Meridian. Third: Also begin at the North East Cor-ner ef the North East Quarter (141 "f the South East Quarter Cm) ect.on Twentv sewn (') Township Ono (1) South ol Lange One (1) Last ot Salt Lake Meridian, rim-ing thence Boat forty (li) rods, thenc" et forty (10) rods, theme North forty (1U) roi! thence East for'v (101 rods, to beginnii g. i'ourth: Also all of Lou Two thtee (3) and four (it and the South West Quarter (Si) of tha North "Wea! Qnsrter (') of Srclion three (3) in 1'own-t- lined) South ot liaugn Two ('!) V. st of the Salt Luke Meridian. To l e so'dastha property of the abov, nauied defandaata, Tomney ntid wife. Crane and wife and Charles P. Rey-nolds. Terms ot sale, cash. FRANK L. HOLLAND, . Ji nn, Special Commissioner. Attorney for the plaintiff. HILTON STILL THE LEADER. Wire Second With No Increase, While Ea-ling- er Orowda Him for Second Place. MATTHEWS AND SHANNON ARE TIED. Some Points on the Contest for the Ben-efit of Voters More About the Club. Danner SO. Mathews 40, Hiiton HS, Currau and Kslinger 15 each, is the way the votes were distributed today. This makes a total of T:31t5. Yesterday's table was inadvertently made to read Seigfns instead of Eslinger. It is corrected today. 7)avidson, Leyson (k sent word to the ollice today that owing to some fancy engraving; the club could not be placed in the window before tomorrow. It is only six days more till the close of the contest. Bring in, your votes. A word to you who are holding back to the last moment.. The contest closes at ex-actly i o'clock, June 'M. Please bring your ballots in before that time. Do not rumple them up as it is 110 small task to count them. Following is the score. Otlieer Hilton 10CT Sergeant 'ire 8W Oiiicer Eslinger. 797 Officer Shannon Ii44 I iffl. er Matthews IW4 ( ittici-- r Danner tOJ Officer Carey Officer Shaffer 168 1 ifficer Seigfus 118 Officer Curran XW Officer Harry Ford 114 These under 100 are Officer Carmen 30, Lund 31, Albright 20, Milner 20, Whits 16, Carson 16, Randolph 15, Chas. Ford 13, Heath !, Sheets , Johnson 7, Hurd 8, Eck-lun- d, Pitts, Rhodes, Davenport, Yocuni, Sullivan, Wilson, Armstrong, Birkner, Kaieigh, MeCurdy, Ilughey, and Caslelluuo 1 each. Total 5'--' 16. . V I of chrystaiized salt, and will no doubt be j on of the most unifjue aud interesting fea- - j uires of the building. It is very probable that the L'uitetl States j coveruineut will assist in the preparation of the minature lake: Major Powell of the United States geological survey department j has volunteered his assistance in the scheme. Secretary McDattM vBl he ' eady tomor-row to furnish Utah archite: ts with all tlata necessary to aid them in the plans for the L tail buiidinir. Vice-Preside- Mcintosh is pi epavin-rsom-mineral cart onates for the mineral depart-ment which are said by competent judges to beat anything of the kind ever gotten upbefore in the west. He is doing It, too, at his own expense. Natural Gas. - The eastern papers eonliuue to discuss the importance of the natural gas discoveries here. An exchange, spaaking on this sub-ject, sa3-s- : "The Pittsburg discoveries were followed by the natural gas strikes in other parts ol Pennsylvania aud in Ohio and Indi-ana. Every piace that gas was fouud the story of prog" ess aud prosperity was re-peated. Net towns sprang up in virgin soil. Old towns took on new life. New indutries were born. Old industries were extended and peace and happiness reigned supreme Some of the remarkable instances of growth re-sulting from the discover' of natural gas, besides tiiat of Pittsburg, are found in Olean, New York; Flndlay, Ohio; Bradford, Pennsylvania, and Muncle, Indiana. The growth in natural gas centers was like magic, and attracted capital, population and manufactories from the surrounding conn- - try. These are well established facts that are beyond dispute. It is, therefore, not necessary to draw on the imagination to picture the new era of prosperity which the discovery of natural gas will briug to Salt Lake City." Amorif; the Architects. --A Times reporter called on several local architects this morning and, as a rule, found them with plenty of work on baud. Mr. Dale said that he had more on his hands just now than he knew what to do with. With the press of business he thought it improbable that he would compete for the plan of the Utah fair building. He said the building outlook this season from his point was fair. Mr. Costerisan also reported considerable work on hand, and said in regard to compet-ing for the t'tah World's fair imilding plan, that it only depended on the time tiie com-mission would allow. Several others were seen and all seemed to think the outlook for the season was very fair, and most of them propose to compete for the fair building, so" that it will be an honor for the successful competitor. Dallas is out of town on business. Hedges is in Boise, Ida. Itusiuess iSrief. Articles of incorporation of the Phillips Congregational church were liled with tiie county elerk today. BUSINESS AFFAIRS. The Utah Pressed Brick and Tile Com-pany Incorporated. HAVING A CAPITAL OF $200,000. The l astem Papers Still Discussing: the Discovery of Natural Oas iu S;lt Lake Valley -- Itusiuess Uriel's. The Utah Pressed Prick A: Tiie company filed articles of incorporation with the county clerk this morning. The company will exist for a term of fifty years, with the principal place of business at Salt Lake. The object of the company will be the man-ufacturing and dealing in brick, tiling, terra potts, paving materials, lime aud stone, and general mining and milliug business, etc. The capital stock is limited to 'JU0,000, di-vided into '20ii,lKX) shares of the par vaiue of $1 each. The amount of stock subscribed for with the names of holders is as follows: tieorge F. Adkins, 37,500 shares; Oeorge F. Adkins, lru6tee, I'.V.IK); James P. Keate, 87,500; George F. Holliday, :!7.5oO; Julia Irvine, 33,500; Charles L. Crane, 10. The following named persons were elected directors of the company, until the regular annual meeting of fhe company, with power to appoint the other officers of the company: George F. Adkins, James P. Keate. George T. Haliiday, John Irvine and Charles L. (.'raw. ANOTfTKIi OX K. Articles of incorporation of the iiountiful Lumber aud Building association have been tiled with Secretary Sells. The corporation will exist for a period of lifty years, aud its object is to carry on a general lumber, hard-ware, building material manufacturing bus-iness, contracting; and building, with the chief place of busiuess at Bountiful. The capital stock is placed at ?."i00 divided into 5000 shares of the par value of 1 each. The board of directors are Levi S. Hey-woo- d, II. W. Moss, H. A. Holbrook. These officers will serve until their successors are elected. WORLD'S FA I It NOTES. The Executive Couiiiiissiouer's Report--("tali'- s Site ami Untitling. The World's fair conmission held a meet-ing last night in the parlors of the Conti-nental hotel at which the report of Execu-tive Commissioner Empay on his Chicago trip was adonted. Executive Commissioner JSnipey submitted the following report, which was read by Secretary McDaniel: Cknti.emex: lu pursuance of the order of the commission Secretary McDaniel and myself visited Chicago, leaving here on the -- Sth of May, aud arriving in Chicago on the 30th, which beinu- - Decoration day, and the weather very stormy, we did not maka an ollleial call on the "director-genera- l until the following day. On the morning of May Mist we called on Director General Davis, who had been looking for us. and who treated us with the utmost consideration, and gave us a letter to the chief of construc-tion. On the morning of June 1st I took formal .possession of the site assigned to Utah. Permit me here to say a few words in regard to Utah's site. After making a care- ts! inspection of the grounds and the loca-tions assigned to other states and territories. I have 110 liesitency iu sayinir that the site assigned to Utah is by far the best of any that bus been assigned to any state or ter-ritory. This is saying a arreat deal, yet my opinion is shared by the secretary and aii the World's fair officials at Chicago from the director-genera- l down. Mr. Buniham, chief ' of construction, ad-vised that a building be erected for Utah of moderate cost, ranging from $SU00 to 8 12,000, and that it be temporary iu character, to be torn down when the exposition closes, as a portable building of iron and glass Would cost from $'i5,000 to f40,000, besides a large sum ot money to take down and move away. The extent of the r position cannot be comprehended by any- one who has not visited the grounds. We called on the heads of all of the depart- ments and were shown marked attention in every case. Mr. Skiff, chief of the depart-ment of mines ami mining, took a special interest in Utah and her exhibit and gave us Sume valuable information. He was very familiar with our resources in this regard and urged that our exhibit in his depart- ment be made as extensive as possible, hav-ing a care at all times for quality rather than quantity. One point which was impressed upon us by the chiefs was the necessity of ''boiling down." They insist that nothing but the very best shall be sent in each de-partment. In regard to the building to be erected by this commission, I would recommend that its general dimensions, be about 45x90 feet, two stories high, aud that it be built of wood covered with staff to represent stone. The chief of construction informed me that he should require that all state buildings should embody some features that would make them distinctively characteristic of the state they were intended to represent, and I have in rnind several suggestions on this point which I will embody in a special report. I think that the building should be pro-vided with commodious offices for the com-mission and secretary and 60 arranged that the special territorial exhibit can be used in decorating the principal exhibit rooms. A gallery should be provided for the sec-ond floor where space can be set spart for the several counties of the territory. I would also recommend that sleeping rooms be provided for employes, so that they can stay ou the grounds. I think that an annex should be erected in the rear of the building for a restaurant. In regard to the several departments, I would recommend that the following departments be created: Agriculture, mines, manufactures, fine arts, education, ethnology and bureau of information. In regard to the appointment of the sev-eral chiefs of the departments, 1 would recommend that the utmost care be exer-cised. A part of the chiefs should com-mence work at once, and their compensa-tion should be regulated iu regard to the time and labor required of them. Special arrangements should be made with each in-dividual. I desire to make the following recom-mendations and suggestions: That the executive commissioner be given authority to suspend work in auy depart-- . ment if he deem it necessary, or suspend a chief for cause, or when, in his judgment, the work accomplished does not justify the expense. Also that he be given authority to assign special work to any chief. That the department of woman's work be placed un-der the exclusive charge of the board of lady managers when appointed. That the Utah architects be invited to compete for the: plans and specilications of the Utah building and that complete data in regard to the building be furnished all architects desiring to compete. That the leading citizens in each county be requested to form county World's fair associations and that blank certificates of membership be prepared by this commission and supplied to county associations at cost. In conclusion permit me to say that while In Chicago the director-genera- l spoke In the highest terms of praisa of the work of Hon. P. H. Lannan, national commissioner for Utah, and the persistent effort be had made to secure our excellent site for building purposes, and we found ourselves nnder many obligations to him for the very kindly manner iu which we were received. I wilt also add that after visitinir Chicago I have no fear for the success of Utah's ex-hibit at the World's fair. Respectfully, N. A. Empev, Executive Commissioner. Salt Lake City, June 13, 1882. The report was adopted, and the recom-mendations accepted. On motion of Commissioner Mcintosh the ' executive committee and secretary were authorized to advertise for plans "for the Utah building and to furnish all architects desiring to compete 'with detailed inform-ation. The commission then adjourned, subject to call. The executive commission, at the meeting last night, recommended that a minaturc of the Great Salt Lake be made one of the features of the Utah exhibit, and the recom-mendation was adopted by the commission. The idea will be to reproduce exactly the Jake with its islands, shores and surround-ings, ou a small scale, with real lake water, and place it in the Utah building in a promi-nent place. It is the intention to erect an exact dupli-cat- e of the old Eagle Gate at the entrance of the Utah building. If practicable the ASSESSMENT NOTICE --AMERICAN FORK I tiold and Silver Min'rg Com-pttii- y : location of principal oftiic an.i place j business: American Fork Citj, Utah location of mines and work-- : Dutchman Hill, American Fork Mining District, Utah County, Utah Territory. Notice is hereby givm that at a meeting of ihe L Board of Directon of said Couipanv, held or the 24th day of May, 189J, the assessment No. 2, of three cents (3c) oer share on the capital stock ol the Corporation, levied on tiio 16th day of N'ov-- 1 ember, 1881, was ra'itW a id confirmed, and it was ordered by the Board of Directors that the same should become due and payable to W. A. Madison, , at his office, No. 851 Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio, immediately. Any stock upon which' this assessment shall re-- ! main unpaid on the 7th day of June, 1H!):, will be de.inqnent and advertised for sale at public anc-- i Hon; and unless payment is made befor , will bo sold by the secretary, or some person sell cte i by him, at the store of .lames Chipman, at American Pork City, Utah County, Territory of Utah, on the 35th day of July, 1833, between the hours of 1 and 3 o'clock, p.m.. to pay the delinquent assees-- ! ment together with cost of advertising end ex-- i pense of ea e. Bv order of the Board of Directors. W. A. MADISON. Secretary. Dated Clereland, Ohio, this iXth day of MaV-- 1892. ORDINANCE LETTING THE TAX AND ANfor the assessment of the property cn both aide of East Teaipie street. Salt tai City, be-ginning at the south line of S iuth Tempi Street and extending to ith to the north line of Fourth South Street, being in paving District No.-?- , Salt Lake Citv. Section 1 Be it ordained bv the City Coaacil ot Salt Lake City, Territory of Utah: That sa d Council doth heists lev the tax and for the of the pr pe tv, lots, and parcels o? land hereinafter described and abutting upon bo'h eide- - of East Temple Street, from the south line of South Temple Street to thenorth line of Fourth j South Stree:, being in Paving District No. 3, Salt Luke City. This tax is levied to defray the expense of pav-ing, curbing, gntt-rin- g and grading said street opposite the block, lots and parcels of land abut-- ; ting on said East Temple Street, and to he spec-ially affected nnl benet ed by said itnpi o ement, ar.d it D I ereby adjudged, deterrain u and es-tablish- d that the some will bespeciallv benefited by eaid iinnrovements; and a iidloti and parcels of land are to be assessed an eqnal and nnifcrm ' rate, in a cordance with the liuear f ot front gr j upon both sides of said street to be naveti. frmt, ing on said street and of a depth of fifty feet bs from said street, to w t, from the sonth line of South Tetania Street to the north line of Fonrtk ' South Stne'. The total cost and expenses of paving, curoing, guttering and grading said street to be paid bv abutting owners ia estima'ea at S''5,"j! fi5, and the tax hereby levied and to ba as-sessed on said lots and parcels of land is $15.33 ' per front foot ab ittirrg upon said street, and to be affected and benefited dv sai i improvements, aid whi-- h the City Assessor n l Collector is hereby authorized and directed to assess in accordance with the provisions of this ordinance and for the purpose therein mentioned. Said lot sr- - lots in-- i Block 78, Lots 2, 3, I n 1 5 in Block 75, Lots 1, ft. It and 6 in Kb;ck 6 , Lots 4 and 5 in Block 70, Lots 1 and 8 in Block 58, Lots 2, 3, 4 and 5 in Block 57, Lots 1, 8, 7 and 6 in Block SI, and Lets 4 and 5 in Block 52, all in Plat "A" Salt Luke City Survey, Salt Lake County, Territory of j Ltah. This levy of tax upon said lots and parcels of land abbutting on each side of said street is ma le upou the same as the said lots and parcols of land appear and are shown upon the official recorded plat or map of eaid city, and of a depth of - feet. Section 2 -- That aaid special tax levied as aforesaid on said lots respectively shall become delinquent as follows: One-fourt- h of the total amount so levied on each of said lots or parts thereof or pieces of laud, shall become delinquent in three, months from the pisa:je and approval of this oid: nance, one fonrtn in nine months ; one-- I fi urth in fifteen months, and one-fourt- h in twenty-on- e months, and being from tha passage i and approval of this ordinance. Each of said in-- I stailments except th? first shall draw interest at the rate of 7 per cent per annum irom the time of j the levy aforesaid until the same shall becoma j delinquent, and if not paid before the same b.s-- 1 cornea delinquent, interest after the same becomes delinquent at the rate of 10 per cent per annum shall be raid thereon. Section :i That the entire amount of tax so levied and assessed on any of said lots or parts of lots, may be paid by the owner or to any lot or part of lot or the entire equal pro rata proportion of said tax on any of said lots may be paid by any person on any part uf said 1 ts within ninety (90) days from said levy, and thereupon such lot cr par's of lots shall be exempt from any lien or charge therefor. Seition 4 This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and ap--j proval. Passed and approved May 31st, 1332. A'test: R. N. Baskitj, Mayor. et.l C. E. Stanton, Kecorder. United" States op America, 1 Territory op Utah, v City and County of Salt Lake. ) I, O. E. Stanton, Kecorder in and for Salt Laks Ciry, Utah, d hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of ''An Ordinance levying the tax and for the assessment of the r iperty on bo'h sides of East Tempi- - Street. Ss.lt ake Citv, beginning at the south line of South Temple Street snd extending south to the north line of Fourth S nth Street, being in Paving Dis-trict Nr. 2, Salt Lake,'" passed and approved by the Citv Council of Salt Lake City, Utah, May Slst, DM, as appears of record in my office. In witness wtiereof. I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Corporate Sea! of Salt t ik C.tv this second dav of .Tune. A. 1). 18P3. C tt - ': i'- -. i. FNT NOTICE. YORK MINING DELINQI Location f Print ipal place of business, Sait Lake City, Utah Ten l ory. Loca-tion of mines, Bingh.im Cat on, I'tah. Notice. aie delinquent upon the fotiow-- ! ing iles.rit.ed stock on account uf asse-s-..:e:- it No. 1, levied on the 38th day of Anr:!, the several amounts set opposi'e the names of the re-spective shareholders, as follows: No. . f Cerlifl- - No. ot Names. cate. Shares. Ara't. Wil'iim Orcesheck 3 34. 0 f,5lo.OO William Groeabeck 4 2 0 3.7 . A. !?. Andrew 5 2,500 87.60 VV. B. Andiew 7 10. O 157.50 . II. Me Ulster 8 8,5(0 12 .50 Sdith N. Morris 19 1.500 SBO Edith N. Morris 20 1,5 23S0 Edith '. Morris 21 1,000 15.00 Edith N. Morris 21 500 7.5J E N. Morris 38 40:) .j Edith V. Morris 39 33 4.8714 Edith M. Morris 31 200 T.,00 Edith N. Morris 32 310 8.O0 Edith N. Morris 83 850 3 75 Edith N". Morris K4 TO 150 E tith N. Morns 37 200 3.00 Edith N. Morris 88 100 t.M Edith N. Morris 39 10.1 1.50 Edith N. Morris 40 100 1.50 Edith N. Morris 41 100 1.50 Editli N. Morris 43 50 75 Edith N. Morris 4-- 50 75 Et ith N. M'.rris 49 25 37i Ed.th X. Morris OS S4t 5.16 C. S. VariSB, Trustee l0 375 o.ii And in accordance with tha law and the order of the B ard of Directors of the said York Mining company, made on the 3jlth day of April, many shares of each parcel of stock i may ' e necessr.rv will be sou! at the company's office, rooms 49 and AD Waartcti block, Suit Mike ity, Utah, on the iM day of June, A. D. 1S93, at IS o'clock noon, to pay the delinquent assessment totrether with the costs of advertieirf and cx pense of sale. W. B. ANDilKW. Secretary and Treasurer of the York Mining Co Salt Lake City. Utah, J une 4th. 1892. f11TY BONDS FOR SALE THREE HUNDRED V. thousand dollars ($300,1)00) of five S pef cm' Salt Lake City bonds for sale "Notice is hereby riven that on the 2nd day of .1 lily. A. D. UBt, at the office of the City Treusurer of Salt Lake City, I tah, three hundred (,Oii bonds of said city will be told to the highest ! id!er, or bid-ders, for cash. Said bonds are of the denomina-tion of one thousand t$lt")i dollars each, payable twenty years after date; but subject 10 recfemp-- . tion at any tim" after J nly 1, A. D. 19K. at the op-tion of aaid city. The-- e bonds tear interest at; the rate of five II) per cent per annum, payable y from July 1. A. D. 189.', until paid, interest payable on thu first days of January and! J uly of each year. Bids will tie received by ua for the purchase of said bonds, or anv part thereof, from the 29th dsv of May, A. D. 1892, un-til the 2nd day of July, A D. 1892 at 12 o'clock m. The rich t to reject any and all bids is hereby! reserved on bfhalf of said citv. By order ef the City Council of said citv, made Mav 13, A.D. 169-- '. R. N BASK1N, Mayor. II. T. Dlke, Treasurer. The session laws are ready for delivery. Paper binding 50c, leather binding $1.00. Irrigation Aire, 38 West Third South street. Telephone 11'.). . . Liniment. There are many liniments on the market lint are good for some nurposes hut only one t hat will heal barb wire cuts effectively, and that is Ha-iler'- s Barb Wire Liniment. If your horse or stock is cut, buy a bottie aud witness the wonderful results. For sale by the Sykes Drug Co., corner State aud First South streets. . Wc are exhibiting a larger and more com-plete line of neekwear, hosiery, gloves, etc., thau we have ever shown. BfiOWX, TeHKY it WoODliLTF. A Htmso Down Side Up. Baby had a cold; Mrs. McGinnis said hot whisky. Aunt Katy said catnip lea, Cousin Em said rhubarb was tbe thing, but grandpa (heaven bless him) said Haller's Sure Cure Cough Syrup would take the cake, aud it did. For sale by the Sykes Drug Co., corner State and First South streets. - Are Yon Goinpj Kast? The Chicago, Milwaukee and 8t Paul Railway service between Omaha and Chi-cago cannot be improved on, as it is simply perfect. The solid vestibule fast express be-ni- g lig-hte- by electricity,, heated by steam, Pullman sleepers, dining cars and all con-veniences to make travelers at their ease and enjoy their journey. The views through Iowa and Illinois are a rest to the eyes; large farms iinely cultivated, and prosperous towns at short intervals. Union depot connections. For rates of fare, time tables, etc., apply to Alex Mitchki.i., Com'l Agent. T. F. Powell, Traveling Asrent, Room 23, Morlan Block, Salt Lake City, Utah. -- -- A full line of the latest novelties in Gen-tlemen's Negligee shirts. Brown, Tekry & Woodruff Co., 143 Main Street. THE UTAH CENTRAL. TIME-TABL- E: In effect December 54th, 1S95. Passenger trains will run daily between Salt Lake City and Park City as follows: SALT LAKE ( ITY. Train 1 leaves 8th South and Main S:!V)a.m. " '2 arrives " " " !08O a.m. PARK CITY. Train 1 arrives at Park City 10:30 a.m. " 2 leaves " " H :00 a.m. Office and depot cor. 8t3i South and Main Streets. T. J. MACINTOSH, Gen. Supt. too Short Line! A Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Ny" Paul is the only line running Solid Vestibule Heated and tj Electric-Lighte- d Cars daily between Chicago and Oma-"- S ha, composed of magnificent Sleepers and the finest Din-ing Cars in the World. Everything Strictly First-Clas- s! Any further information will be cheerfully furnished by ALEX. MITHELL, Commercial Afrerft. 201 Progress Building. . T. W. POWELL, Traveling Agent VfARSHAL8 SALE - PURSCANT TO AN .t1 c r ier of sale to me directed by the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Terri-- ! tory of t'tah, 1 shall offer for sale at public auc-- : tion on the fcth day of June, 1892, at 12 o clock m., at the front door of the County Court House in the C ty and County of Sa!t Late, t'tah Terri-- I tory, all the right, title, claim and interest of Walter Murphy, Emma B. P. Mnrp'iy. Chas. O. Farnsworth and Jennie A. Farnswor.h of, in or to the fellomns described real estate property, si'u.ited, lying and being in the City ami County of Salt Lake, I'tah Territorv, t: A part of Lot Sinb), in Block Fifty-thre- e (58), of Plat. A, Salt Lake Citv Survey, commencing at a point eight (8) rodi East of the Northwest corner of said lot, and running thence South ten 10. rods, thence East two (a) rods, thence north ten (10) rods, thence West two (2) rods to the place of beginning in Salt Lake City, County of Salt Lake, Territory of I'tah. To be sold as the property or Walter Murphy, Emma B. P. Murphy, Cna. O. Farnsworth and Jennie A. Farnsworih, at the suit of W. H. 11. Spafford. Terms of sale cash. C. B. Jack. Plaintiff's Attorney. Salt Lake Citv, I'tah, Mav 14, 1H92. E. H. PAKsONS, V. S. Marshal. By D. N SWAN, Deputy Marshal. IN THE. PROBATE COURT, SALT LAKE Cosnty, Utah Territory. In tne m itter of tie estate of John M. Pi knell, deceaseu. No'he is hereby given, that Martha Ann Coombs, ne of devi eea of said estate, Ins tied her petition ask-ing for a final account ng by tne executor of aaid estate, and-fo- r a distribution of tne rea! estate be. lon nrto said estate-amon- g the persons eut.tli d there. o. and that the .th day of jury, A. 1). IB 2. at W o'clock a. in. at the court rrom of saticmrt at rhe (O int.v court house :u Sal: l.ake C.ly and county, t'tah Territorv, bus been duly appointed by li.e judsre of said court for the he:. r.nsr of sa.u j.otiti. n for distribution and final act o tnting, at which lime aud piace any person interestea in scii estate may appear mid aaow cease, if any there be, why said execut r - no:tid not make a final account) isr, j.nd why said distribution should not be made a- - prayed ior. DoSe in open court this 14th duv of Juue, 1892. C. E. ALLEN, Cleik f Prouate i'our.'. James A. Williams, attorney fir Marth Ann Combs. i Trute' Sato. TXTHEF.KAS, ON MARCH 6. 1890, SUSIE M. Free and John F. Free made and deliTered to John B. Trever of Yonkers, Westchestsr county New York, their promissory note, where-in and' whereby for value received they promised to payto the order of the said John B. Trevor, one year after date, seven thousan 1 dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of eijrht per cent per annum, from date until paid, both before and after judgment, interest payable quarterly, and both princioal and interest payable in U.S. gold coin at the hanking house of T. It. Jones & Co., in Salt Lake City, I'tah, and that all unpaid inter-est should draw interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum until paid; and Whebxah, To secure the payment of said note and interest, said Susie M. and John F. i'ree on March 6, 1890, duly made and delivered a deed of trust, conveying to T. B. Jt nes aud 8. J. Lynn of Salt Lake" City, TJtah. as trustees, the follow-ing described real estate, situated in Salt Lake City and county, to wit: A part of lot 1 In block 130, plot "V Salt Laka City survey, commencing at the southeast corner of said lot 1 and running thence north 166 feet, '.hence west 165 feet, thence snath 67 feet, thence east 47S feet, thence south SB feet, thence east 117'j feet to the place of beginning; said trust deed being recorded on March 6, 1890, and of record in Book 2 M of Mortgages, pages 190-1-- S records of Salt Lake county. Utah. And whoress In said trust deed said Susie M. and John F. Free covenanted to pay said promis-sory note and to keep the improvements on said property constantly insured nt their expense, and that if they failed to keep up such insurance then that the holder of said note might effect the same and retain tne cost thereof out of the proceeds of any sale made of the property under said trust deed; and, Whkkeis, they failed to keep up such insur-ance, and the holder of said note effected same at a cost of S14.95; and, WHKBEAS.no part of said note has been paid except the interest thereon up to J une 33rd, 1891, nd the principal and interest thereon from said last date is due and unpaid: and, t. e s, said Susid H. and John F. Free covenanted in said trust deed hat if snid note and interest should not be paid when due, or if such insurance should not be kept up by them, then tiiat said trustees might sell said prop-erty, at the place and on the notice and in the manner specifically prescribed by said deed, to pay the same, and the costs of sale, attorney's fee and compensation to said trustees, either of tbe parties to the trust deed to be at liberty to become the purchaser at such sale. Now at the request of such holder of said note, ihe undersigned as such trustees and under tbe powers conferred on them by said trust deed, will, on Saturday, the 9th day of April, MB, at 12 o'rlock m. of that day, at the front door of the Salt Lake County Court House, in Salt Lake City, Utah, sell to "tha highest bidder for cash, tali! described property or so much thereof as necessary to pay and satisfy the unpaid amount of said note, and said insurance and the costs of sale, including atiorneys fees and com-pensation to the undersigned trustees. Dated March 18th, 1S93. T. R. JONES, 3. J. LYNN, Trusteea. At the request of the holder of the promissory note above referred to ttie undersigned hereby postpone the date of tbe sale above noticed until May 2d, Ifa93 at 12 o'clock, m., of said day; when such sale will be made at the place and in tha manner above noticed. Dated April 8th, L T R. JONES S.'j. LYNN, ' Trustees At the request of the holder of the promissory note above referred to tbe undersigned have post-poned, and hereby postpone the ciate of the sale above noticed until May 23, 1S92, at 13 o'clock, noon, of that day, when such sale will bo made at the place and in the maimer above noticed. Dated May 2, 1893. T. R. JONES S. J. LYNN, Trustees. At the request of the holder of the piomiesory note above referred to the undersigned have post-none-nd hereby postpone the date of the sale above noticed 11 ptil Juno 15,1892, at 12 o'clock, noon, of that day, when such salt will be made at the place and in' the manner above noticed. T. II. Jones. S. J. Lynn, Trustees. Dated May 33, 1892. JN THE DISTRICT COUUT IN AND FOR TUB 1 Third Judicial District of I'tah Territory, County of Salt Lake -- iloaa F. Walker, plaintiff,, vs. James Walker, delendant. The People of the Territory of Utah Send (Greeting: To James Walker, defendant: You are hereby required to' ai pear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff iu the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer the com plaint filed therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service oa you of this sum-mons if served within this county; or, if served out of this county, but in this district, within twenty elays; otherwise within forty days or judgment by default wilt lie taken against yon, according to the prayer of said complaint. The said action is brought to have a decree of this court dissolving the bonds of ma'rimony ex-- j isting between plaintiff and defendant, awarding, to plaintiff the care and custody of the miuor children, issue of said marriage; granting plain-- , tiff such other and further relief as to this Court' may seem meet in the premises, and cost of suit;, above relief prayed on the gronn'-'-s that more! than three years ago defendant wilfully and with-- ' out cause deserted and abandoned ulaintirT.and haa. ever since oontisued so to wiifuUv and with-- i ont caase desert and abandon her and to, live separate apart from her; and further,; 'hat for more than three yenrs last po-- t defendant) has failed and neglected to provide plaintiff with! ...union, or any, necessaries of life, although able s to do. And you are herebv notified that If yon fail to i.ppear ar.d answer the said complaint as above tequired, the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon. Charles S. Zane, Judge, and Hie Seal of the District Conrtof the Third Judicial District, in and for the Territory of Utah, ttnjp ith day of Harsh, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninetv-two- . Seal IlENHY G. JlcMiLLAN Clerk. B.- - ur.o. D. Looms, Deputy I lcrk. McDowell & Ltlks, Attorneys. Vr ft r. IU UttK'-l- i irtS S 0; IN Giistave Areskog de ea-ed. Notice is her.-a- v uiven, by t - uuders gnert. ' illiam S:ha1", Administrator of the state of Guttive Are og, decf nsed, to the cr iitors of and nil pers ns hav-ing claims against th? said cieceassd, to exhibit them, with the necessary o efeers. within four months af er the first pnbiicati vi of this u ti e, to the said William Schade, at the office of . II. Lewis, 21 Sonih Main st cet, Salt La e City, in the County of Sa t Lake. WTLLI M SCHADE, Administrator of Gnstave Areskog, deceased. Tia'.ed May 9th. 1898. IN THK THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT of the Territory of Utah, County of Salt Lake. -- In the matter of the application of j the Parleys Park Scenic Resort Company to dis-- I solve and disincorporate. ,'otice is hereby given that the Parleys Park Scenic Resort Company, a corporation formed umier the laws of the Territory of Utah, has pre-sented to the Third Judicial District Court of the Territory of Utah, a petition praying vo be al-lowed to disincorporate and dissolve: and that Wednesday, the Mth day of July, 1892, at 10 o'clock, a.m., or as soon thereafter ns counsel can be heard, has been appointed as the time knd the o.irt room of the said Di-tri- ct Courtthe place at which said application is to be beard. In witne s whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and alllxed the seal of the District court aforesaid, this 1 Ith day of June, :8.12. henry ci. McMillan, Skai.,1 clerk. Daniel Harrington, Attorney for Petitioners. IN THE DISTRICT COURT UN AND the Third Judicial District of Utah Terri-tory, Coumy of Salt Lake. Summons. Gay LombarJ, plaintiff, vs. J. M. Kennedy and Nellie Kennedy, his wife, and Asnns Poland and Edward K. Beck, defendants. The people of the Territory of Utah send greeting to J. M. Kenntdr and Neilie Keuuedy, his wile, and Agnes Poland ar d Edward F. Beck, defendants. .u are hereby repaired to at near- - in an action brought against you by tha above named plaintiff, in the Ditr ct court of the Third Jndiciat district of the Territory of Uta i. and to answer the complaint file:! thsrein within len days (exclusive of he day of seryicci after tie 1 ervice on you of this summons if served within ih;s county; or, if served out of this county, but n this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty clays or judgment by default will be aken against you, according to the prayer of said CO .a...b. The said action i brought to have judgment against defendints Kennedy for the sum of $700, with int"retfrom Dec '..9, 1891, a' lu per rent per annum, for JJOO attorneys feos and costs of suit; alleg dtobe due on a certain promissory note, executed hy said dpfendanca to one W. H. Dale. Sept 29, 1891, for S 700. with interest 1C per cent per annum: saiu no e be ng due and wholly im-parl save interest W Dec 33, 8L. and secured bv mortgage of even date on premises hereinafter described; said rote and mortgage having been assigned to plaintiff herein, who is now the legal holder thereot : to have the usual decree of tnls coait for tne sale of said premises; that proceeds of aid sale be appl el in pivmentof amounts due as alove: that defendants and a:l parsons claim iug nnder them be barred and fore closed of a 1 right, claim or equity of redemption in said pre that p'aintiS have judgment for any cleSc icncy. and for ether relief. Said premises are de sc tved ae follows, towit : Commencing at S. w. corner of Lot 13, block 1, Temple v iew, a ab-d- i vision of Lots 9 and 10, S acre, 1'iat "A," Big Field Survey, mining thence E. 27l't ft., tnence N. biy t , theme W . 12r ft., thence S. 3H.4 it., in Salt Lake County, I. tah. And you are hereby not ided that if yon (fail to appear and answer the sai l complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for tbe relief demanded ih?relu. Witness, the Hon. Charles S. Zane, judge, and t'je Sal ot the liistrict Court of the Third Judic-ial District, in and for the Territory of Utah, thi-u-cb: y of M iy, in the year of our Lord one thou-sand eight hundred and ninetv-two- . seal. HENRY G. McMILLAN, Clerk. By Gro. D. L .omis, Deputy clerk. MARSHAL'S SA1 T) AN sal' to e .lire, te : by ihe Diftitct Cour' of the 'lliiid Ird'c nl ristr.ct of the Terri-toi-of C'ah. I -- unll o e: fcr sa'e at te froct doer of th Co nt - t out Ho se, in the city and c.mty of sa't l.ake, Utah territory, on ihe .Hah cav of .Tm.e, 1992, nt 15 o clo-- k, in.' all the r"g 't, ti ls, c'aiin and iner-e-tofC-isti. ini. Chr. tsnen, Ane h. C.iris-tu- n en and Wil'iam . C anno or, in and to t, e folliwing described re d estate situa e, lying a d be ng in "the Co inty of S:T Lake. I tal Territi ry, at d pa "tier Wr y d s liber: rs o .ow-- . All tha 1 ice? o - p; r el of laud it iate l in Sab Lake Cit ', putit if S:tlt Lite, Territ ry ef Utah, desc ilel hs tbTjWj: Bevi n ng at a pert nft;ei (I") rod3 South aid thir v 11 (3) feet f as' from the North-ves- t comer of io: six (6,1 b.'o-- k rnirrv-thre- 3,) plat " Ssb Lake City survey, and running h nee eenth two and one-ha- lf (2:4) rods, thence east forty--five aid one-h'.l- f (4'j1,) feet, theme north two and one-ha'- f rods, tame west fortv-fiv- o aid no- - half (45 feet. aUo full riih of way for travel over the fo UwinT, towit: B'ginnnr twenty-seve- n (tfi) leer, eaa of the s n.t iwest .o-ti- of said lot,andrun:iim; thetn e norih twenty (;ifo rods, thence east ten (10) in", thence eontu twenty (30) rjds, thence west ten (1 ) feet. To be sold as the prop tyof Chritt in 1. Christ-ians n, Ane K. Christiar.s-- n and William T. Can-non at the suit of H. W. Ft 1 er. Teim-o- f sale cash. James M. Denny, p'e.in-tiff'- s attorney. E. H. PARSONS. T". S. Marshal. By D. N. swan, I ep.-.t- Marsl.a . Salt Lake C.ty, Utah, Juno !i, 18).:. 1st June S TRUSTEE'S SALE - WHEREAS LEONARD and Ruaia L. Osgood, his wife, on the first day of December, 1891, made, execute! and delivered to Emil J. Raddatz their certain promissory note for the principal sum of three thousand three hundred ami -- ixteen 0 dollars, payable to tha order of faid Emil J. Raddatz, ninety (lays after date thereof, with interest there-on at the rate of one (1) per cent per month until paid, and Whereas, To secure the payment of said note the said Leonard S. Osgood and Ruma L. Osgood on said day made, executed and delivered to S. McDowall as trustee for the said Emil J. Rad-dat- 7. their certain trust deed in writing of that date, which said trust deed was duly certified, acknowledged and roccrdad In the office of the County Recorder of Tooele County, Utah Tc rn-tory, on the third day of December, 1B91, and thereby conveyed to said McDowall the following mining property, towit.: An undivided three-fourth- s ( ) interest of, in and to the t" Lode, mining claim, mtuate iu the Rush Valley Mining District in the said County of Tooele, designated as U. S. Survey, lot No. 88,-an-more particularly described in and by t aid trust deed. Also an undivided three fourths ;J4) inter-est of, in and to the Laura Lode, mining claim, situate in the 6aid Rush Valley Mining District, County of Tooele, Utah, more particularly de-scribed in aud hy the location certificate thereof recorded iu Book F. at pace 182 of the records in the office of the District Kecorder of said Rush Valley Mining District and in and by said trut deed. Also one (1) upright hoiler, engine and blower now upon said 't mining claim, and Whereat, it is provided, in said trust deed that in case default Cm made in the payment od aaid promissory uotw, that the said trustee might pro-ceed to sell, and sell and dfsporr of said premises or any part thereof, and all right, titto, benefit and equity of redemotion of (he said Lsoasrd B. Osgood and Kuma L. Osgood, thuir heirs and assigns therein either in mass, or separate' par -- eels at public auction on said premise or any part thereof, for tho highest and best price the same will bring in cash, twenty days previous notice of such sale having been given by pub- - licatlon in any newspaper at that time pub- - lished in the county ef halt Lake, Utah Terri-tory, and out of rhe proceeds of sue h sale, first to pay tho cost of advertising eeKiag and ron- - eying said premises, including a reasonable commission to the trustee for his ervlcss and a reasonablattorney's fee and all other expenses of this trust. Secondly, to nay to the holder ef note each sums as he may bare paid for taxes or assessment on said premisef , or to ex-tinguish any outstanding title or liens thereon. 1 hirdly, to pay the full amount ot said promis-sory note, together with interest thereon, and, whereas, the said Leonard S. Osgood and Emma, L. Osgood have not paid said promissory note, aor any part thereof, and the same is past doe and payable Now, therefore, in consideration ef th premises, aud of the power vested in me hy said j Trust Deed and by request of tbe legai holder of said promissory note. I will, on Monday, the(18th Thirteenth day of June, 1895, at 1 o'rlock p.m. 00 said day, at and upon said 't Mining claim, in the said County of Tooeie, sell said descriDed property to the highest bidder for cah, or so much thereof as may pay said note and interest thereon, trustee's and attornsy'a fees and the expanses of said trust at provided" la raid trust deed. 9. McDOWALL, Trusts. AN ORDINANCE LEVYING THE TAX and for the assessment of the property oa fhe east side of West Temple street from tin ninth line of Fourth South street to the north line of Sixth South street, same being in Sidewalk Dis'riet No. 7. Section 1. Be it ordained by the City Council ef Salt Lake City : That said city doth hereby levy tha tax and for the assessment of the prop-erty abutting upon the lots and parcels of land hereinafter described, on the east side of West Temple street, from the south line of Fourth loath street to the north line of Sixth South street, being in Sidewalk District No. 7, in said :ity. This tax is levied to cefray the expense of construction of sidewalks on said street, within said district, opposite the lots and parcels of land to he especially affected and benefited by said im-provements audit is hereby adjudged, determined Did established ihat the ?a:nn will be especially benefited by said improvements, and said laud. lots" and parcels of land ate hereby ass-'tse- at an equal and uni-form rate in accordance with the linear feet front-- 1 ige or: th east side of Wett Temple street in said sidewalk district upon which the said side-walks are to be constructed, and tne total cost and expense of construction ol sidewalk on the east side of West Temple street between the south tine of Fourth Soi.tii stree: and the north line of Sixtn Soiith street is estimated at 5.11- -, and the cos', of said imp ovotn it by local assessment is est.inj'ed at 4l.u0 jer lront foot, upon the lots sn.I parcels of land arou d to be affected or ben-efited by said improvements; and tho tax hereby levied and to be assessed on said iots or parcel? of land 1 SLtO per front toot abutting on the east f;de of WeBt Temple street between the south line of Fourth South street and the n ;rt:i line of Sixth South street, with n sm i sidewalk district; and the city assessor and collector is hereby au-thorized and directed to assess in accordance with the provisions of this Ordinance and for the MSrnoSaa therein motioned. Lots four and five in Block 30, Lots two. three, four and rive in Block fifty three, all n Plat 4'A" m Salt, Lake City Survey. This levy of Tax npon said lots and Pill esse of land abutting on the East side of Wet Temple street in said sidewalk district is made upon the nine as the linear foot frontage of said lots and parcels of lan t appears and are shown on the official Plat or maps of said City. Section 2 Said sidewalk district No. 7 is bounded as follows: Both sides of West Temple etreet from the South line of South Temple street to the North line of Eisjh'h South street. Section 3 This Ordinance shall take eflecs from an t aft"r its passage. Passed and approved bv the Citv Council May 13, 1SH5. K. N. Baskin, Mayor. A ttcst Seal. C. E. Stanton, City Recorder. United Staves of America, Tebkitory of Utah, ss County and : rrv or Salt Lake ) I, C. E. Stanton, Kecorder in and for Salt Lake City, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of "An Ordinance, Leving the Tax find for the Astessment of the I'i6-- ! pertv on the east side of West Temple street from tho line of Fourth South street to the North line of Sixth South etreet, same beins in Sidewalk District No. 7," pasted and approved bv the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah, May 18th, A.D. 16f5, as appears of record in my office. In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto set my band and affixed the Corporate Seal of Salt Lake Cite, this fourteenth day of May, A. D. 1895. seal. I C.E.STANTON, City Kecorder. Summons. In tbe District Court in and lor the Third Judi-cial District of Utah Territory, County ol Salt Lake. Florence Herrick, Plaintiff, ) vs. V Summons. Frank Herrick, Defendant. I The People of the Territory of Utah Send Greet-ing: To Frauk Herrick. "Defendant. yOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-- pear in an action brought agams: you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Third Judicial District of tha Territory ftf Uiah. and to answer the complaint tied therein within ten days .exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of thia sum-mons if served within this county: or, if served out of this county, but iu this district, wi'fciu twenty days; otherwise within forty days or judgment by default will be taken against you, according to the prayer of said complaint. The siid action is brought to have a Qecree of tbi .ourt the bonds of matrimony ex-isting between the plaintiff anj defendant, award-ing pla. n iff restoration of her maiden name and tuch other relief as to this court may sem just. Above relief prayed for on ihe ground that defen-dant did on tne 2ith day of September. 1891. in Sait Lake City, I'tah, vj.t certain bouses of e and did become an Inmate ot said houses and did commit adultery with some woman an in-mate of said houi-e- , whose namo is unknown to plaintiff: that defendant haa treated plaintiff in a cruel and inhuman manner by becoming violently enr.-ige- and striking plaintiff cn tho temple, knocking her down, thereby ttunmg her for the time; plaintiff farther alleges that said act cf adultery and cruelty were commtted without the e nsent. conivance, procurement or previous knowledge of said pla. ntiff, and that as soon as she t e"ame cognizant of saul ac t of adultery she tef used to live or co habits te with said defendant. And yon are hereby notified that if yon fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the Court lcr the relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hoc. Charles S. Zane. Judge, and the Seal of the District Court of the Third Judicial District, in and for the Territory of Utah, this 9th day of April, in tbe year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-two- . fEALj HENRY G. McMILLAN Clark. By Geo. D Looms. Deputr Clerk. AMUSEMENTS. Like the roses of June "Natural Gas" 1b always a welcome visitor. It is bright and balmy and breezy and fragrant with the wittiest, fnniest kind of fun. There is action of the livliest kind from beginning to fall of curtain. Nothing about it is old, it is in a new meter and should be termed "laughing gas." "Natural Gas" was written for fun it was written in the full of the moon and it creates a subtle merriment that pleases without becoming tiresome. There is no horse play in it. The jokes are new, the irirls are pretty, the dances are unique and Donnelly & Girard are always clever. A big house was out to last evening's perform-ance and tonight promises to till all tbe chairs of parquette and galleries. Donnelly and (iirard are among the cleverest fun-make-iu their line on the stage and they always provide a thoroughly enjoyable per-formance. K1CHAUD MAX.FIEI.D Is an actor of which the west has heard much. Word has come to us from time to time of his achievements, and great interest has been awakened and anticipations aroused that are now about to be gratified. He stands anions: the foremost in his profes-sion, a position won by sheer hard work. Some say he is a genius, others call him a skilled workman, simply, but very skilled. He is an actor with an undoubted mastery of the technique, of his act nud with an almost marvelous ability to portray a type of character or a character type, according to all accounts, and with a keen grasp upou the salient qualities not only of a character but upon those of a play. As a producer he is said to stand unrivalled amond the actors and managers of today. He spares no expense which will ensure an approach to perfection, he 6pares no re-search tending to a like end; he spares neither himself nor his assistants in attain-ing the point for which he aims. This looks like genius. In his productions a Roman carries a Roman sword and wears Roman armor, and of the time represented, and a dandy of the time of tbe Georges dresses ex-act- as did the individual whose type is simulated. lu his performance an-- i ac'uronisms are as rare as June-bug- s j in December, to use a homely smile, and the true realism of naturalism is, iu so far as possible, attained. He is a student, a ' thinker, an actor, a stage director, an artist, a musician and composer, and au author. He is the very personification of unwearying energy. He has his own ideas and the cour-- I age of his convictions, to which he stands fast. Iu his produc tions he has always j aimed higher than to merely please or even ! gratify the dramatic sense solely; he has aimed to improve and elevate. This is the man who will make his bow to you on Tues-- I day night at the Salt Lake theater in "The Parisian Roman." Wednesday night he will present "Beau Brummell." THE KATMONI) SHOWS. The first tent show of the seaon will come to Salt Lake for four performances only, on Friday and Saturday, June 17 and is, and will spread their tents on the Eighth Ward j square. The Raymond and Ear'.e shows' are com-paratively unknown in the west but have been identified with circus business in this country for five generations and will un-doubtedly meet with the usual good patron-age extended to first-clas- s amusements in Salt Lake. The press of Denver and the larger cities of Colorado have been unani-mous in their praise of this show from their epening in that city on May 3rd. NOTES. Archibald Gunter, the author and play-writr- r is in California. Kitty Kursdale. is as vivacious and lively on her feet as a fairy on a moonlight ex-cursion. Mrs. Mmy Ames is just as bright aud jolly and "caught the house" with her wonted vim. Twenty-on- e years ago Seiis Brothers first embarked In the show business. They have j reached the front without a single backward step. The Lost Paradise is considered one of the most notable plays of the day. It has met with marked success and appreciation in the east, and its lirst production here will be an ' occassion of great interest. A benefit concert will be given J. D. Owen at Twenty-lirs- t ward next Wednesday evening. An admirable programme lias been arranged. Several of the selections to be given arc by such popular local artists as George D. Pyper, II. S. F.nsirrn, Thomas Ashworth, Miss Claribel Ridges and Miss Louie l'oulton. Miss Neally Stevens, one of the recog-nized and eminent concert pianists of which our country is proud, has concluded to np-pe-in our city at St. Mark's hall this evening. Miss Frances Lincftin, Salt Lake's popular soprano, will assist and act as local manager. With such a duo of artists an elegant programme is assured, i The public is anxiously swaitingrthe debut of Mr. Fast Bear. Mr. Crazy Dog, Mr. Young Thunder and other braves in the coming Sioux benefit Friday niirbt. Mr. Fast Bear is noted for his graceful gyrations in the Omaha dance. Mr. Crazy Dog gets in some very tine "winging" in the Squaw dance, and is a special favorite with the ladies. Mr. Young Thunder speaks for himself. The sale of seats begins tomorrow. The pros-pects are good for a largo sale. NOTICE CHALK CRFEK DELINQUENT Co irnci a; p"eteof'i l.e s l La'e ity a'd C; a ity, ( ta Tnit ry. Site ih qu nt on the folr.win; describe ' st ;ck on ac. on to. ase-sm"- e i ci j Si; y cth, 1 91, the sev. iu ainc- ... s e- opposi'e t'ie names of t e e thar hold ra to. j lows : Xnm. Xo. Crrt. No. Shares. Ain't F. II. Dver 16 6 0 6.(K O. L. Brown 11 13.' 0 ) lOO.ist J. M. Keir.sirrar 3 500 i, t J. M. 8elaimar ... 3j f.0) 5.(k W. U. b" hi t 8. J. H. Bone 11 88 0 2 .;. F. C. Lee l 1 0 1 .tX Joe. Salmon is IcXO i'. B. K. och HI 0 2. ; Frank Kay nes KS 1 0J 10.0C And in accordance w th law so ma' y shares ol each pjrcil of such tt ek a msy b rec s iry will be se I I at the office of il. 1'. Maata, So. 225 Wert tou h 1 empio tr et. tfnlt lake City, Utah, on Tuesd y, June !: ta. IK! 2. a tS o'cl ck m on, to pay . uch asssa m mt there t g th. r with tne co t of ad .ert.-i- and c xpen. ihe sde. J. D. BEEBKE, Sei rotary. VN ORDINANCE, CRBATING AND sprb.:k Ins DUirict No. 2. SectionT. lie it oid iiuel by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Territory of l la'i: tnat spr nk-lin- jr dis rict "o. 2 be and the same is hereby created and established. Section 2. That the boundaries of, and th? ter-ritory included in said d strict, ire described as follo.vs, t wit : All of First street from State street tn S street: all of C, D, E, F, 6, II, I. J, is, L, M, N, O, P, O., R nnd S streets from Poafh Temple to First street; all of South Temple from r nth L ist street to Thirteenth E.ist street; ait f First South street from Tenth East street to Thirteenth East street; all or Second South street, from Tenth East street to Thirteenth Bast stree t; alt of Eleventh ar.d "iwelfth East streets from Bon'h Temple street to Secoad South sire: all of T.iTtet-nt- Kast street from First South rtreet to Fifth So ith street: ail of Canyon road from state street f F..ur" sreet: anil all of Second West street Irom Thi d ."Mirth street to the Warm Sprintrs ba'b house. Section i. Thi ordin n ce shall take effect and be in force from and after its approval by the mayor. Approved this the 11. h dav of June, A. D. IBM, R. N. 15 a skin, Mayer. Attest: seai-- 1 C. E. Stanton-- . City Recorder. United States of Aherica, i Territory of Utah, Vss. County and City of Suit Lake, I, C. E. Stanton, Recorder in and for Salt Lake Citv, Utah, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, tree and correct copy of "An Ordinance Creatine and Detiuint; Sprinkling District No. 2,"' pawed by the City Council a id referred for en-- 1 rollment on June 10, 1S!2, and approved by the mayor June 11, A. D. 192, us appears of.rtc.ord in mv offic e. j In witness whereof, I have hereunto sot " y hand and affixed the corporate seal of Salt Lake Citv, Ltah, this Itfth day of June, A. D. 1 sfai.. C. E. Stanto., Citv Recorder. O. No. '20!). IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR the Third Judicial District of Uti.h T rrit .rv. Conrtv of Salt Lake. .e.!ie Kinkea !, Plaintiff, vs. Baiter Rinkead, Defend'tnt, Summons. The Pe.pln of the Territory of L tah send greeting to Baltzer Kinkead. Defendant. You are hereby required to ;ppegr in an action brought i g ilnet you ty the above named biintiff, in the District Court of the Third Judicial D.s trictot the l'i rr.tory of Utah, and to answer the complaint filed therein within ten d iya (exclusive of the day of service) a'ter the service on you oi this summons if served within thi. couuty; or, if e9rve.i out of this county, hn in this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days or judgment, by default will be taken gainst ' you. aaording to the prayer of said complaint, The said action is brough to haven decree ef this co .rt dissolving the c. Is of matrimony ex-isting uetwi e.i p'aint.iff ana de e"d.;nt, nnd urunt-in- g plaintiff such oiher end fur; her letief as may be meet in the premises aid her co. ts of suit; above relief p aved on the groai ds that on or aboi.t tho vet.Ti the defendant wiLfnllyaod without causa desei ted and 'abandoned tea plain tilt and has ever since continnid so to cies.'it and abandon her, and to live separate and p3r! from her asiain.t her will and without her consent; and that ior live years lastpistcl f nd r.t has f,died to provi.'e for plaintiff the common or any Lec ssaries of life. And you are heieby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the compbiint as above required the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demandsd therein. Witness, the lion. Charles S. Zane, judge, and the Seal ot the District Corftt of tho Third Jndl-- : rial District, in and for the Terntiry of Utah, this 8th day of Jure, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-two- . HKHRY i. McMILLAN, Clerk. By CEO. D. LOOM IS, Deputy Clerk. McDowall Lyles, Attorneys for Plniniiff. Tvi OTICEOF ASSESSMENT Til K OQUIBRIl X's Water and Land Company, Sa t Lake city, Utah Territory. Notice i hereby given that at a meeting of the directors held on .1 une 1, lstr.'. an assessment of oisrht (R) dollars per share was lev-- j ied on the capital stock of the cor oration, pay-able at once to the president of the company, .Mr. W. U. Remington, at tho company's office, Salt Lake city, Utah territory. Any stock upon which this assessment may remain 111 paid on fhe second day of .July, 1SH-J- , will be delinqii'Dt and adver- - tised for sail at public auction, 111 d unless uav-- i ment is made before will be Sold on the 19th day of July, 189'.', at :5 p m. 011 that day at the com-- ! pany's ofhee, Salt Like City, to pay the deliu-- ; qnent assessment together with cost of advertie-- , Ins and expense of sale. By order of the board of directors. WM. DIKTKULE, Secretary. Salt Lake City, June 1st, N ORTINANCa LEVYING I DE TAX .' N I for 'he see " n" of h pr c,fv on In t . aw'e- - o: recon So- th s roe' in S Tt Like C 'v, (cots the east side of .vest Temple 't et to ih s west side ol Sta e 5;rer, saving Distr.ct No fi. e tioi 1 Be it ordain l by the d'ye BSCilof Sa'.t La ea C ty, ' erritr tv of U:-'h- . t. a -- u. c n cii doth hereby le ythetat nd f. he oi 'be property a ont ie svi--:- ! lo:s an I I arcols f an 1 iieie'iiatt'-- : de c i e i and abu t.cr upon b rh .'" of Seci n i ucut stre , irom the east side ol West Ten.p e street 'o the aSJt side of sta'e stieit, be ing Paving District No. j, Ban La - e city. I his t w is lcvU d to de'ra.v the - z pense of 1 a irg curbing. gutte-iB- and g ad.riz ad stie t oi posite the b'o ks, lots nnd pareeN o; line! a j..t-ti- "; on sii I second Son h stie t, an I to be syoe-i- : Uv affected a ;d beuefi e bv said i jprovemen'; M.d it is ereby adjudce.,, c'errnined at d eisb-lis I'd t! sa-n- e w' 1 ' e pecisltr btB ilted s.y said nnpioveir e if. and s ud lots nl parcels oi land are to be as e s d n eqnal ana nnitonn rate In accordance w 1 1 the in. ear foe t f oamg' upon both sides of ai . street to be pa.ed f.o it'ag n taid street and of a depth of flfty : et b. k from sa d street, to wit., from the cast line ol Vt et Temple street ti 're- - west t.ne of St.ite stiv. t Tlu total e st and xpensea of pavinr, curbing, g ittering and grnd nz to le paii ly alu'timr own rt is eetinaed at $85,4 s; 2i, aud tho t.x lerely levied is $'!l d9 per f rc n fco abutting j upon said street, nnd to be afts'iei and benefited by said improvements and hich the ( iry and colle tor is hereby antborix e i nd direct d to in accordance wit.i the piovi" on 01 Ciis ordinance and for the purposes h 'rein men-- j Honed. Said lots Are lots 5 and h 1:1 Block 57, Lots 5, fi, 7 and 8 in Blrck 53. lei 1 and 2 in Block bit, ana lots I, 2, Hand 4 in Block 70, all In P t "A ' Salt Lake City survey. Salt Lake County, Territory of I tan. This levy of tax upon said lots and parcelB of land abutting on each side of said street Is made upon the same as said lots and parcels of land appear and are shown upon tho official recorded plat or map of said city and of a depth of feet. Sec. 2, That said special tax levied as afore-- ! s lid on said lots respectively snail become de--, lltiijuent as follows: One-fourt- h of the total amount so levied on each of said lots or paits thereof or pieces of land, shall become delin-quent In throe months from the passage and ap-- I proval of this ordinance ono-foar- th in nine months: one-fo- h n fifteen months, and one-- l fourth in twenty one months, nd being from the pas-ag- e of this ordinance. Eich of snid install-- ' ments, except the first, shall draw mterc-s- t at the rate ot seven per cent per annum from th" time of the levy aforesaid until the same -- ball become delinciuen";, and if not paid before the same be-come delinquent, interest after the same becomes delinquent at the rate of ten pier cent per annum shall be paid thereon. Sec. 3. That the entire amount of tax so levied and assess, d on any of said lots or parts of lots may be paid by the owner of any lot or part of lot, or the entire eqnal proportion of said tax on any of said lots mav be paid by any person on any part of said lots within ninety (90) days irom said levy, and thereupon such lots or parte of lots shall be exempt from any lien or charo therefor. Sec. 4. This ordinance shall take effect and bo in force from and after it passage and approval. Pas;ed and approved May 31st,1892. Attest: R. N. BASKlN, Mayor. 'seal. C. E. Stanton, City Kecorder. Unitko States of America, i Tebbitokt or Utah. City and County of Salt Lake, j 1, C. E. Stanton, Recorder in and for Salt Lake City, Utah, do hereby crtify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of "an Ordinance, levying the tax and for the assessment of the property on botn sides of Second Sonth street in Salt Lake City, fro. n the east side of West Tem-ple street to the west eide of State street, beinar Paving District No. 5," passed and aptlroved by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Ut.'.h, May 31st, ls;!, as appears of record in my ottiee In witness whereof, 1 have hereunto set my hand and athxed the corporate seal of salt Lake City, this second day of Jrne. A. i X HS-- '. LsxalJ C. E. STaKTON, City Recorder. Summons. In the District Court in and for the Third Judicial District of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. E'.eine, TisibemSB & Co., plaintiffs, 1 vs. vSummons. Levy & Schulman, defendants. The People of the Territory of Utah send Greet-ing: To Levy fc Schulman. Y5lT ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO in an action brought against you by the those aimed plaintiffs, in the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territorv of Utah, and to answer the com-plaint 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 ont of this county, but in this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days or judgment by deiau t will be taken against you, according to the prayer of said complaiut. The said action is brought to hate judgment against defendants in the sum of l,filii.71, with interest thereon from Jan. 18, 1H92. and costs of suit; alleged to be cue for goods, sold and deliv-ered by plaintiffs to the defendants request, be-tween the months of July aud November, 181)0, and interest thereon at the legal rate; same being due and wholly rnpaid. And you are hereby notified that if yon fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the plaintiff will take judgment against you for the sum of $1,616.74, with interest aa 'above and costs of suit. Witness, the Hon. Charles S. Zane, Judge, and the Seal of the District Court of the Third Judi-cial District, in ana for the Territory of Utah, this 22ud day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand eiirht hundred and ninety-two- . seal. HENRY G. McMILLAN, Clerk. By (ito. D. Looms, Deputy Clerk. TN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AN I) I for the Third Judicial District uf Utah Tew tory, County of Salt Lake. C. A. Graeber, plain- tiff va. J. M. Kennedy, Nellie Kennedy, his wife, Edward I . Reek, Ulen It. Bothweil R. E.McCou-naugh- J. W. l arrell, and Agnes Poland, defend-ant, summons. The People of the Territory of Utah send greeting to J. M. aenuedy, Nellie ivji u- -. v, his wife, Edward F. Beck, Qlen R. Bothweil, It. E. McConnsughy, J W. Far rail and Agnes Pol-and, defendants. You are hereby required tu , pear in an action bronght against you by the above named plaintiff, in the District court of tiiu Third Judicial district of the Territory of Utaa. and to answer the complaint filed therein within ten days ( exclusive of he day of service) after the service on yon of this summons if served within this county; or, if served out of this county, hut in this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days or judgment by default will be taken against you, according to the prayer of said complaint. The Baid action is ... )ueuieS. ..ga.ns. vi.;.ouuan. u. M. Kennedy in sum of $5JU, with interest at U, per cent pef monthfrom October 14, 1891 until paid, for attor-neys fee aud costs of suit; alleged to be due on a certain promissory note, executed by s ltd e mi ant to piaintiff, July 14, ltl, for $50'), u:h in-terest at IV, per cent per month from date uutil paid, same being due aud wholly unpaid, save in-terest to October II, 191. and secured by mirt-ga-of even date on prembes hen inafter de-scribed; to have tha iirtual decree of this Court for the sale Of said premises: that proceeds thereof be applied in payment of amount duo as above; that defendants; and all persons ciai- -: under them, be barred and foreclosed of all r. b 6 I or equity of redemption in said premises; that plaintiff have judgment forany deficiency, and i t other relief; said premises are described as fol-lows, towit: Commencing GZVt ft. S. of N . W. corner of Lot 13, Blk. 1, "Temple View'" a subdi-vision of Lots tt and 10, Blk. 10. 6 Acre Plat "A," Big Field Survey, running thinie S. SUV f"-- , thence E. 1274 ft., thence N. 311 ft., thence W. 127' j ft. to place of beginning, being parts of Lots 9, lo, 11, 12 and 13, saij Blk. 1. situate in SaltLakj City and County, Utah. And you are Hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer tiio said complaint as abova required, the said plaintiff will take judgment a.'sisst t.). c,P 0c Witness, the Hon. Charles S. Zane, Judge, and the Seal AT tho District Court of the Third Jiuh- - i cial District, in aud for the Territory of L tah, this th day of April, in the year of our Lord ons I thousand eight hundred and ninetv-two- . 18IA.L.J HENRY il. McMILLAN, Clerk. By Geo. D. Loomis, Deputy Cieris. Ebank PXSsus, Anointy for A AN ORDINANCE TO FIX THE SALARIES certain city officers and employes. Jle il Ordained, By the City Council of the city of Salt Lake, in pnrssance of the resolution of said City Council, duly passed at its special ses-- , sion held on tho 19th dav of March, 1892, and on the 2:uh day of March. 1893. Section 1. Tha salary of the City Attorney shall bs two thousand five hundred dollars per annum. The salary of the Assistant City Attor-- i ney shall be fifteen hundred dollars per annum. The salary cf the Supervisor of Streets shall be two thousand dollars pe r annum. The salary of the Superintence:it of Sewer Cons'ruction shall b" two thonsin l collars per annum. The salary of the City rexlon shail be twelve hundred dol-- 1 lars er annum and commission of 20 per cent on all sales of burial lots in said city cemetery. The salary of the Superintendent of Waterworks shall be two thousand dollars per annum. The sal-ary of the Police Justice shall be fifteen hundred dollars per annum. Tbe salary of the water master shall be two thousand dollars per annum. The salary of the chief of the fire department shall be two thoueand dollars per annum. The salary of the clerk of the police court shall be twelve hundred dollars per annum. Section 2. Such salaries shall ba paid in equal monthly installments out of the city treasury at the end of eiica month, and the salaries herein fixed shall remain a the salaries of the officers and employees herein named until changed by the city council. Section 3. Such parts of former ordinances as purport to tlx or regnlate the salaries of the ofli- - cers namcid in the first Section hereof are hereby repealed. Passed and approved May 6th, 1892. Attest: R. N. Lasiiis, Mayor. (Seal) C. E. Stanton, Recorder. Uniteo States or America, j Territokt of Utah, V ss Count-van- City or Salt Lake I, C. E. Stanton, Recorder in and for Salt Lake tCriutye, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a foil, and correct cony of "An Ordinance, Fixing the Salaries of Certain City Officers and Em-ployes," passed and approved by the City Council vSalt Lake City, Utah, May 6th, A. D. 1892, as appears of record in my office. Iu testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto set my hand antl affixed tho Corporate Seal of Bait Laks City, this ninth day of May, A. D. 1892. I UKaSkj C. St. 8TANTOJT. I K 2i Citr Bacotdar MARSHAL'S SALE PURSUANT TO AN to me directed by the District Court of the Third .Judicial District of the Terri-tory of l tah, I shall offer for sale at public sale ' nt the fron door of the County Court House j in the City and County Of Salt Lake, Utah Terri-- j tory, on the 2i d day of Juiy, 1892, at 12 o'clock i., all the richt, title, da: a and interest of Wm. J . Harvey, James I. Neff, Reoeccn R. Har-vey, Mary L. Burke, John . Neff, Mary T. Neff, and Wm. Burke, of. in :icd to the following de-- I scribed real estate, situate, lying and leiiiu in County of Salt Lake, Utah Terriiory, and partic-ularly described as follows, Situated in tho City and County of Salt Lake, in the Territory of Utah, and heirg a psrt cf ot five, in block twenty, of plat "A," Salt Lake City survey ; ce m meni i"ng at the nortehwest corner of said lot; thence south seven rods, thence east six rods, thence north seven, rnd theme west six ro Is to said place of commence"!. eat. To hi sold as tie propeity of Wm. J. Harvey, James I. Neff. i.e becr.H R. Ilarver. Mary L. Iliirke, Jolin W. Neff, Waiy T. Ne.T Wm. Burk, ut the suit of Wil-liam Hirdman Terms of cueh. bait Lake Citv, Utah. June lfth, 1892. K. H. PARSONS. U. 8. Marshal. By D. N 8WAN, Deputy " - TOTICE OF ASSESSMENT CHALXCREEK 11 Coal Mininsrcompanv. Notice is hereby that at a niee'lne of the board o. directars of the C!it.lk ( reek Coal Miring Company, held at Salt Lake Citv, Fridav, May ti:h, 1S9 .. an "ass?- - aeaient of one (1) cent per share was levied upon the capital ftork of said company, payab e on or before Wed-nesday, Msf '5th, 1892, to the secretary, J. D Beei.ee. at the office of Mason eft Co., 2v:5 West South Temple stret, Salt Lake City. Any stocks upon which such as SSient shall rema n unpaid on aaid 6tb day of May, shall be and bo declared delinquent and advertised for sale, and unless psy.nent shall he made before, will be soli Iy the secre'arv at office of Maf-o- fc Co., at 12 o'clock, m , on Tuesday. June 13th, 1898, at public auction to the huh st bidder, to p iy such assessment and coat of advertising. By order of the board of di-rector. J- - ! BEEBEE, Secretary. --a. Kverybody Goinjr To Chicago on .Juue 15th and 19th, inclus-ive, will take the Rio Graude Western. Tickets $50 for the round trip. Nothing extra for the cool and dustlcss ride through the Rockies. |