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Show 4 THE SALT LAKE TIMES: TUESDAY, APRIL 5. 1892. . --ri ' IJighest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov t Report. Eliason' s Auction Sale Having decided to retire from the Jewelry Business, will close out my entire stock of DiaaoMs, WatcHes, Clocks-- , Jewelry and Silverware at Auction, The Opening Sale to Take Place on AT 2 AND 7:30 O'CLOCK P. M. And will continue during all of next week. Ladies particularly invited to attend afternoon sales at 2 o'clock, with the assurance that the utmost decorum will be enforced. Quality of each article guaranteed as represented by the auctioneer O. L. ELIASON r 220 Ma!n Street, --- Salt Lake City, Utah. II . C. O'Neil, of Cbieagre, Conducting- the Sale. Fixtures, safe and everything must be sold. gAN OF QOMMERCE. OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, SALT LAKE CITY. Five Per Cent Interest Faid on Savings Deposits. Transacts Genera! Banking Business. iit...ii ,i; ,' - ., DIRECTORS President Wk. H. McInttbb J. B. Farlow vV, JmscoLM Vice-Preside- M. K- - Paksons. C. L. Hasnimah 8. F. Walks Cashier W. 11. Ibvine E. . Rich 8. H. .Fields. j a.... Ast. Cashiei E. B. Chitchlow. j Authorized City kmk FOR THE Deposit Stamp System. OV THE Utah Commercial & Savings Bank. 22-2-4 E. First South. 10th Ward Co-o- p Cor. 8th East and h South G. F. Brooks Cor. 1st South and 6th East Foulger Bros 63 K St Eardley & Sperry 685 South Mats Mrs. A. Butterworth..Cor. 3rd West and 3rd South Wm. Stoueman 444 W. 4th North Ifith Ward Store 840 W. 1st South Mrs. C. Hill 873 N. 5th West H. F. Evans Ill S. 5th West H. J. Shimming 537 N. 1st West Frank Branting. 607 8. 4th East Blddoway Bros 701 E. 7vh South Mrs. S. florae Cor. State a.nd 11th South Snarr Sons 884 W. 6th South J. M. Irvine "69 8. 2nd East R. H. Irvine 459 3rd St John H. Eelson 818 E. 2nd South Arthur Frewin 776 W. North Temple A. H. Woodruff Liberty Park John F. Coo Cor. 2nd Sot th and 3rd Eaat Robinson & King 47 West J. W. Harris 2T1e0mplo CS1 John Brown Cor. N. Temple and 2nd West C. P. Held 377 6th St Richard Duerdln , Bountiful ConterviUe Co-o- p Centerville Pacific Lumber fc Building Co Fugar Postoffiea James Neilson Big Cottonwood George 8aville Mill Creek J. E. Robinson Farmingten cp DEPOSITS can be made at the Bank or JLiWitii any of its agents, and when the amount reaches $1.00 the depositor a ill get 6 per cent in-terest thereon, compounded 4 times a year. GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. Debbctors F. Armstrong, P. W. Madsen, Thos. W. Ellerbeck, Boliver Roberts, Dr. Joe. S. Rich-ards, Thos. W. Jennings, O. H. Harday, M. E. ' Cmimings, Samuel MrTnHrre "M How's This! We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case oi ("atarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. V. J. CHENEY Jfc CO., Props., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and finan-cially able to carry oat all obligations made by their lirm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Wal ling, Rinnan & Mai vm. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hail's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price, 73c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. . Hair dressing, the latest, at Mrs. B. F. Deals' Millinery parlors, 43 South Main. . . Hock t lioek ! Hook ! The Salt Lake City Brewery company beg to announce to there many patrons that they now have 011 the market V the finest Bock beer ( w ithout exception) ever produced in iiiis western country. On draft at tin. principal saloons. Order a case. Order a keg. Order a carload. Jacob Mokitz, Gcul. Manager. MRS. ti ti. in; The World's Greatest Seer and Forecaster f Coming'Events.' Now at 65 West First "outli Street. Has the wonderful magic mirror. In which you can he shown your future husband or wife, enemy or friend. Remember there never was one born but there was a mate for them. Hlssinated i the cause of so much trouble. Con-sult this gifted lady before it is too late. She tells if your lover is true or false. Truthfulness of absent friends. Lost or stolen property. The re-sult of a law suit. Business deal or matrimonial vesture. Restores lost affections, brings the separated together, makes speedy and nappy amrriage with the one you love by proper advice. Has the wonderful magnetic charm. If your lover, husband, wife or sweetheart has deserted you it will cause a reunion which will be lasting slid happy. All business confidential. Seud two 2 cent stamps for illustrated circular. Office 05 West First South street. "Mrs. Dr. DeSan is a truthful forecaster. Suc-ceeds where others fail." Den n r Times. iliantei. VST ANTED RESPECTABLE Yl U G MAN ft would liVe n position a hostler in private family. Six v a-- s' experience. Salary no object, A :dre s O. N . P., Times Ottice. "SLANTED-PARTIE- S LOOKING FOR FIRST class room, with or without board, cun same by calling at Realty Block, West Tem-ple street. .'Oil SALE GOOD FURNITURE, AT 852 E. JT f irst South Street. t"ORwill SALE "NORTH WATERLOO;" LOTS be advanced in price April 1st: streets now being graded; cement walks to be laid to car lir.e on 4th Ftast. jyOR SALE SEE 'NORTH WATERLOO;" NO property yet put upon the market equal to this at the present price-- : any terms to suit. V". E. Hubbard, 41 W. 2nd South. loli SALE "NORTH WATERLOO;" JUST JT put upon the market: 21 lots sold during the O. W. POWERS, A TTORNEy AT LAW OPPOssITJi CULLEN A Hotel. INSURANCE. loukTiyajS & CO. FIRE. LIFE AND ACCIDENT; MUTTJAI of New York. 85-0- 0 Commercial Block., PLUMBING. C TEAM HEATING ENGINEER S59 MADS 13 m, Salt Lake City. . ' past fifteen days: six pressed brick houses now contracted for ; $375 perlot W. K. Hubbard, 41 W. 2nd South. ijor Xisnt. IJIOR HE NT ONE ( CJt.'LETKbY FLltX- - ished room for housekeeping: $ld.0O. liBK. Brigham. IOR SALE I. AU.NDliY ML N CAN GET OLD papers at The Times office at twenty-ilv-c n's per hundred. I? O it RE N T E LKGANTLY FURNISHED P rooms; electric light and steam heat Realty Block, West Temple street. FOR RENT ONE COMPLETELY modern house of nine rooms, hot water heating, also gas, with barn and grounds attached. Close in. Enquire Ui East Second South str9t. roll KENT NEW BRICK, $11 PER V month, Fourth West and Ninth South. Ad- - dressbox 577. 0 oait PARTIES WHO D S.Pl" To LOAN OR money see M. Ji nes, 24!) Main street: tele; h ne, 3i 1. I f ONE Y TO LOAN ON LEAL ESTATE SE-iT- I enrity or notes. F. Rehrman Ss Co., Room K Commercial block. - , V7 OJN DEKLAND. " Week of Thursday, March. 31st. For one week only Mrs. MILLIE PRICE DOW! The favorite of the American and European stage. NO ADVANCE IN PBICES. IOC. ADMISSION IOC. JpEOPLE'S QPERA JJOUSE. Commercial St. Frank Monroe, Manjrr. This week the management will present for the entertainment of the public, fun, mirth, gaiety and folly. NEW AND ORIGINAL BURLESQUE, Entitled, "PRINCE TAPHEE 100PHARR." 50 BEAUTIFUL Y0UN8 WOMEN 50 Don't miss seeing the Big Show this week. Thatcher's Orchestra. ' Wholesale and Retail. . ur G ds re Marke Down to t f Lowest N tch in Plain Figures. Lost or Mislaid. One note, for $1000; two notes, for S550 jach; one dozen abstracts. Reward ot o0 md no questions asked. F. Keiium.' x v. Co. j 114 fc 115 Commercial block. 1 : . I Our stock of GENTS' SPRING OVERCOATS are the finest and most stylish garments in Salt Lake and our prices are the very lowest. ., .I. - - Our Mr. M. J. Gray is now in the east purchasing goods in New York, Philadelphia and Boston. These goods will arrive this week, and when opened we will display the most fashionable garments in MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING of any house in the city. j We are Prepared to show you a complete and desirable stock in all our departments. It will pay you to make an early selection if you desire the "Cream of Novelties," for many of the styles cannot be duplicated. i . " Watch Our Eleg nt indo cv Display. 15 & 17 West Second South, Morlan Block ; . -- Gray, Ioss &Wyatt;' :' Qawq Ls? m? cure A new and complete treatment, consisting of suppositories ointme::t and capsules, also in box and pills; a positive cure for external, internal, biiiid or bleeding itching, chronic, recent or hereditary piles, "and many other diseases und female ve ikii"s es; it is alwavs a fjreat benefit to the general hea th. The rlrat discovery of a medl-ca- l cn re rendering an operation with the knife tinnecesasry hereafter. This remedy has never been known t i fail. $1 per box, (i for $5; sent by mail. Why suffer from this lerrible disease when a written guarantee is positively given with 6 boxes, to rerund the money if not cured. Send stamp- - for free samples. Cuarunt'e iss'iad by A.C.Smith & Co., Wholesale and Retail Drug-gists. Sole Agents for Utah and Suit Lake. PSTfliS'Q PACE CREAM. The fading riluU O Parisian CoKmetique. Abs41utly MMnless and a perfect face beaiitiner. A iirst-cla- ss DiedicauL On ;'' with all leading drggifc,. j Q-dPow-def , ; Wsed in Millions of Homes --40 Years the Staadaii. ' ""TTlOOHD "THE CITY TODAY. if Pennsylvania Tourists. The seventy -- six Pennsylvania tourists who will arrive here at 5:45 this evening from the coast, will be guests at the Knutsford. The party is in charge of Tourist Agent J. P. ' MeWilliams, ami the ladies of the party are chaperoned by Miss Z. W. Bcaty. The fol-lowing is a list of the tourists: J. E. Adams, jr., and wife, New York City. J. li. Tompkins aud wife, do. John Trenwith and wife. Philadelphia. Miss Amelia tk'heible, do. H. C. Shcafer, Philadelphia. Peter Quaekenbush and wife, Patterson, N. J. J. W. Arrott aud wife. Pittsburgh. ,T. M. Tate aud wife, Pittsburgh. J. W. Grove and wife' Alleghany City. Homer Langhlin aud wife. East Liver-- " pool, O. Miss G. V. Laughlin, do. Lawrence Thomas and wife, do. Miss Alice Linton, Brooklyn. Miss Maie Stevenson, do. Frank L. Fisher and wife. New York City. Miss Elizabeth Parsons, Penn Valley. Miss Margaret Parsons, do. J. F. Fredericks, Williamsport, Pa. Miss Rosetta D. Fredericks, do. Miss Z. W. Beaty, Iudianapolis, lud. Wm. Luse and wife, Rocklin. Del. I Mrs. D. W. Barker, Newark, N. S. Miss Julia R. Baldwin, do. A. M. Cooper and wife, Point Pleasant, S. J. Jas. W. Bartlett and wife, Elliot, Md. . Lloyd Briggs and wife, Boston. John E. Lentz, Allentown, Pa. C. M. W. Keck, do. N. A. Eridey, Friedensville, Pa. E. A. Foster, Philadelphia. J. R. P. Whitman, do. Dr. F. AV. White, Wilkiusburg, Pa. Dr. J. C. White, isewickley, Pa. J. M. Pratt, South Ashburnham, Mass. S. M. Fuller, Pitttrtield, Mass. H. D. Pease, New- - York City. J. O. Linkletter, Mauhassett, N. Y. Mrs. E. M. Woolverton, Philadelphia. Miss Woolverton, do. Miss L. B. Krenier, do. W. E. Hammett, Pittsburgh. Thos. S. Clark, Baltimore. Alfred De Graff and wife, Fonda, N. Y. Howard A. De Graff, do. Miss De Graff, do. Daniel Beach and wife, Waikius, N. Y. Geo. C. Beach, do. Miss Beach, do. T. M. Birney, Springfield, Mass. Miss G. C. Birney, do. Miss S. P. Birney, do. Miss K. J. Williams, Merchantville, N. J. Miss M. E. Williams, do. Mrs. H. R. Coit, Litchfield, Conn. Miss Coit, do. Dr. E. H. Williams, Philadelphia. Mrs. G. V. Cresson, do. Miss Cresson, do. J. P. Me Williams, do. The Correspondent Was Oft'. A Creede correspondent of a morning paper says that "Billy" McAhan, who was recently murdered at that place was the last of live brothers who had all been killed. Mr. Tyler W. McAhan of State street, the father of the murdered man says this is false that "Billy" never had but two brothers and that they are both still alive. The statement that he had telegraphed that he was too poor to take care of his sons remaines Mr. McAhan also denies. On the contrary his daughter leaves this even-ing for Creede where she will be met bv one of her brothers and the remains of poor "Billy" Mc Ahan will be sent to the old home in Kuntucky where they will be laid at rest in the family vault. A private letter received in the city today prove conclusively that the killing of Mc- Ahan was an unprovoked murder. It is also alleged in the letter that Light the slayer guard the door of tjie room where the in-quest was held and would let no witness be examined who might give evidenee damag-ing to his side of the affair. The Preachers and President Kliot. The following resolution was adopted by the Ministers' association of this city : Resolved, That as a Ministers' association representing the various Protestant denomi-nations of this city, we hereby express our great regret at the perversion of historic-fact- s and the misapplication of American principles which characterized the address of President Eliot of Harvard university at the Tabernacle on Wednesday evcninL', March 16, as calculated to give the people of Utah a false impression of New England and American ideas o& civil and religious liberty. Pride of the West. The Pride of the West Mining company yesterday filed articles of incorporation with the county clerk. The eapitol stock is fixed at $1,000,000, divided into 1,000,000 shares, at the par value of $1 each. The ob-ject of the corporation is the conducting of a general mining and smelting business in l':ah, and Salt Lake is ifted us the general business office. The oflicers are: J. E. Billings, president; J. P. Oisen, vice presi-dent; H. Norberg, treasurer; J. C. Jensen, secretary; and these, with R. Jensen and C J; asi n, constitute the board of directors. The Christian Kndcsror Society. The Christian Endeavor Society conven-tion will open at 7:30 o'clock, this evening with a song service led by I. X. 'Hayden of Ogden. The address of the president, Kev. .7. Bernard Thrall, will follow, nfter which Rev. S. E. Wishard of Ogden, will deliver an address on "Utah Christian Endeavor Socie-ties to the Front in Moral Reform.'' Bounty on 'JOS Muskrat Skins. nenry Homer of Mill creek, Salt Lake county, received a bounty of live cents apeit on 20S muskrat skins this morning from County Clerk Allen. He went away with a smile on his face and 10.40 richer. Salt Lake Clearing Home. The bank clearings today amounted to $314, ST4; same day last yvar, $2.-,9ff- I Y57ILEKEAS, JA--C P. BOBSBT8 OF THE Vt city an i county of Salt Laic--- and territ ry of Utah, by his certain dvd of trust, dated the dav'oT ApriL l&ftt, and duly recorded in the o'.V.ce i t ihe recorder of said couuty of talt Laka j 011 the Vd day of May, A. I). ISStu, m Book. P of mortgagee, at pge 244 et seq. of the records Of said county, o.nxeved to ihe undersigned, Edward B. Wicks, of the city of Salt Lake and territory of I Utah, a trustee, those cert.Ua lots, pieces and pan els cf land situate, lying and being in the county of Salt Lake and tenitory i f Utah, de- - s. ribed as follow?, to wit: Lots numbered 1, 23, U), 31 and ', in block numbered 10 of Poplar Grove addition to Salt L ike City, to secure to Charles H. Toll the payment of two certain prom- - issory notes bearing even date with deed of trns-- each for the sum of $iH and each bearing interest fiotn said date at tuo rate of eight t8) per cent per annum, payable semi-annuall- ono of said iio'es being dno and payable one year after j its slid date, and the other thereof two years alter its said Bate; and Whereas, It is provided in sa!d deed of trust ; that shoulu default be made in the payment of the j said notes or any part thereof or any of the inter-est thereon, or any part thereof as the same should become due and payable, or in case of the breach of any of the covenants contained in said deed of tru.-t- . then the said irut tee, the under- - signed. Howard 15. Wicks, may proceed to sell sai . described property or ;iny part theteof, at public vendue, lor cai&, at the front door of tite county court house in the city of Salt Lake, county of Suit Lake, and territory of Utah, first giving twenty days notice of the time, place and terms of sale, and the property to be sold, by advertise-ment in some newspaper printed in the English htnL'U 'ge and published in the county of Salt Lake aforesaid; and Whereas, No payments either of principal r interest have been made upon either of raid notes and there is now due thereon the sum of JtUOt1. with interei--t at the rae of eight per cent per annum from the 21st day of April, A. L. 1800, and the said James P. lo. erts is in default in the pay-ment of both the principal an.l the interest due upon said notes as aforesaid; now Therefore. At the reouest of the legal holder of said notes, by virtue of the power ami authority in me vested, under and bv the terms of said dc ed of tiust, I, Edward B. Wicks, trustee as afore-said, will on Saturday, the ad day of April. 18188, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m., at the fro.it door of the county court house, in the city of alt Lake, county of Salt Lake, and territory of Utah, sell the said real property and premises hereinbefore and in said deed of trust fully described, and all the right, title, beneiit, and equity of redemption of the s:iid James P. Roberts, his heirs and as-signs therein, :.t public vendue, for cash, to the ' highest bidder therefor, for the purpose of paying the amount due as aforesaid for principal and in-terest upon said notes to the day of sale, together with the costs and expenses of executing the said trust. Da;ed Salt Lake City, March 34th, 1893. EDWARD B. W ICES, Trustee. Trustee So.lv. WaxKlUS, WillniBi II. Whitney and Emm Whitney, hi wife, executed, acknowledged at. J delivered tkeir certain trust dee i hearing date thai Sith day of July, ldgl, to James ll. Bacon,, fcrjstee, to sec-or- e a 'certain, promissory note, bear-ing even date with said trust iaed, ana payable 60 days afiAr the d&re thereof, to the order of Joseph 11. Bacon, for JjSlS.d, with interest at tin rate of 12 per coot per annum, which trnstj deed is recorded in the r.worder's ordce in Salt! e county, Utah, volume "3d" of Trust Deeda on pages 57, 56 and bfc, and Whereas, said Wiiiiu U. Whitney and Eroraa; Whitney, in and by said srusc deed, to secure thel paymirit of said not" and into rest, conveyed tj oaid trustee the following described property,! situated in Bait Like City,. talt iake couuty, Utah territory, to wit: Boin- txty-l- x (86) feet) west of the north-ea- st comer of block two (2), Kelsey & Gillespie subdivision of block forty-fou- r! (4-i- plat "C," Salt Lake City n vej, running thence south ono hundred ana thirty seven (IS1?)' feet, to an alley, thence west thiaty-thre- e (881 feet, thence norta om hundred uni iirty-eve;- i (137. feet, thence east thirt.. UUMe (83) feet toj place of beginning, a--id Wnai.EAS, it is provided in said truet dooA among other things, that if detm'.t be mads iii the payment of said note, or the luterost thereon,; or anv part thereof, that then said ttnstee or his tuceesor in trust, bhall. on the request of the holder or holders of said note, sell and dispose o? said promises, und every part thereof, and all of the right, title, benefit, and eqr.iry of redemption of said William H. Whitney And Emma Whitney his wife, their heirs arid assigns, therein, either! en mass, or m separate parcels, as the holder of sa-- note may prefor, at the trout door of tho: Court House in said County, or on said premises, as nmy be specified in the notice of such sale, for the highest and best price the same will bring in cash, after firs- - giving thirty (80) days notice of such sale, in any newspaper, at that time pub-lished In said c ounty, and. Whereas, snid William u. Whitney, and Emma Whitney, his wife, have made default in the pay-ment of said r.ote and the interest thereon which, on the th day of April, 1KU3, will amount to tie. sum of $S2.I, and the costs and expenses of! foreclosing and executing the trust: and. Whereas, the legal owner or holder of said notf has requested aid trustee to give notice and fell said premises Now. therefore, public notice is hereby given, that 1, .iismM U. Bacon, trustee as aforesaid, will on Wednesday, the IRth day of April. A. I). 189"J, at the hour of 12 o'clock, noon, of said day. at tb front door of the county court house, in and tofi said county, in Salt Lake City, Utah, sell aS ' public vendue, to the highest and best bidder for cash, said premises heroin . before described, together wiUi all right, t '.le, beuetlt and equity of redemption of auu) William H. Whitney and Emma Whitney, his wife, their heirs and asign thereto, for tin purpose of paying said last mentioned amount, and the cost and expenses of foreclosing and executing this trust, und will make, execute, acknowledge aud deliver, te the purchaser or purchasers of said preuiisss a good, and sufficient deed or deeds of conveyance there-for- . Dated this lath day of March, 1WK. Jakes Bacow, Trustee as aforesaid. J. W. Judd, Attorney. , Suiumoiis. In the District Court in and for the Third JufiL cial District of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. Clesson S. Kiunoy, plaintiff, 1 VB- - Uuiumom M. Shaughuesbey, defendant. ) 1 he People of the Territory of Utah seud greet-ing to M. Shaughueasey, defendant: VOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP , 1 pear in an action brought aaiu st you bv thn above named plaintiff in the District Court of tha j Third Judicial District of the Territory of tab j and to answer the complaint fl led therein within A ten days iexclusio of the day of service after tin M service on you of this summons if served within k this county; or if served out of this coantv, but fl in this district, within twenty duys; Otherwise MtM within forty days or judgment by" default will dU be taken against you, according to the prayer oC AM said complaint. 1 Tuo said action is brought to have judgment against defendant in sum of $5iS8.M) and costs oC BHJ suit, including $: paid for verifying aud record-lie- n ou mining claims known" as s X "Ophir No. 2," in Ophir Milling District, Tooele County, I tuh, aud interest on total, $568.60, at 8 per cent per annum, from Dec. 26, HH, date of recording said Hen; alleged to be due for a shaft sunk aud other work and labor performed by William B. Evans and Thorns Chajwiddeti for defendant, at bis request, upon said mining claims, between July 1, UKU, and Nov. 28, 18W1, said sum being doe and unpaid: said claims having been assigned to plaintiff herein, who is now the owner thereof; to havs. this court determine the entire interest of defen-dant in anil to said tniniug claims: that entire in-terest of defendant therein be sold and proceeds applied in paynieut of amounts due as above) hat plaintiff have execution for any deficiency t that defendant, and all persons claiming underi him, may be barred and foreclosed of aid right,, claim or equity of redemption in said mining premises, and granting plaintiff other relief. And you are hereby uoti fled that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon. Charles 8. Zane. Judge, and1 JhB Heal of the District Court of the Third iudi-- i cial district, in and for the Territory of Utah, this! fifth day of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-two- . Seal. HENRY G. McMTLLAN, Clerk. ByOior.02 D. Looms, Deputy Clerk. , Trurtee's Sale. TITHEREASi, LEONARD S. OSGOOD AND f Puma L. Osgood his wife, on the first day of December, 1801, made, executed and delivered to Kmf J. Raddati; tlieir certain promis sory note lor the principal sum of thiee thousand three hundred and sixteen 0 dollars, payable to the order of the said Eroil J. Rad.latz, ninetv dr.vs after date thereof, with interest thereon "at the itti of one ft) per cent per month until paid, and Whereas, to secure the peymeutox said note the said LeorardS. Osgood ana Ruma L. Osgood on saiu d.iy made, executed and delivered to" S. Mc-Do- v all as trustee for the : aid Emil J. Raddatz their certain trust deed in writing of that date, which said trust died ivus duly certified, acknowl-edged and recorded in the office of the Count? Re-corder of Tooel Coatitr, Utah Territory, on tha third day of Der emlier. ld. and thereby conveved to said McDowall thef diowing mining ptoperty to wit.: An undivided three-fourth- s a) iat.rest of, In and to the ' " Lode, mining claim, situate in the Rush Valley Mining District in ttse sa;d County of Tooele, designated as U. Survey, lot No. 88, and more particularly de-scribed in and by said trust deed. Also an undi-vided three-fourth- s () interest ef, in and to the Laura L ice, mining claim, situate in the said Rush Valley Mining District, County of Tooele, Utah, more particularly described in aud y the location certificate thereof recorded in Look K, at pag ltsi of the records in the office of the Dis-trict Recorder of Naid Rush Valley Mining Dis-trict aud in and by said trust deed. Also one (1) upright boilerengine an I blower now upon -- aid "No-- l Don't'' mining claim, and Whereas, it fs provided, in said trust deed that in ease default be made in the payment of said promissory note, that the said trustee might pro-ceed to sell, and sell and dispose of said premises or any part there"1., and all li'ht, title, beneiit and equity of redemption of the said Leonards, Osgood and Bnrna L. their heirs and assigns t' ercin either in mass, or separate par-cels at public uuction on said premises or any part thereof, for the highest and best price the same will bring in cash, twenty days previous ; notice of sued sale having been given by pub--i lication in any newspaper at that time published in the county of Suit Lake. I" tab Territory, and out of tfie proceeds of such sale, first to pay the cost of advertising, selling and conveying said premises, including a reasonable commission, to the trustee lor iiis services und a reasonable attorney's fee and all other expenses of this trust. secondly, to pay to the holder of said promis-sory note such sums as he muy have paid tor taxes or assessment on premises, or to ex-tinguish any outstanding title or liens thereon. I'liirdly, to pay the full amount of said prom-issory note together with interest thereon : and, whereas, the said Leonard S. Osgood and Ruma L. Osgood have not paid said promissoiy note, nor any part thereof, and the same is past due and payable. Now, therefore, in consideration of the premises, and oi the power vested in me Trust Deed and by request of ti .legal holder of said promissory note, 1 will, ou the (27th; Twenty-Sevent- h day of April, lS'.ni, at Ten o'clock A. M. on said day, at and upon said ''Nj U Don't" Mining claim, in the said County of Tooele, sell said described property to the highest bidder for cash or so much thereof as will pay said note and interest thereon, trustee's and attorney's fees and the expenses of this trust u piovided in said trust deed. S. McDOWALL, Trustee. BREVITIES. City council tonight. The'realty transfers yesterday amounted to Si V,il!t. The Western Union holds messages for Goorjre Hyatt and A. J. Lcouard. . Tiio Tuscaroras hold a medicine talk in the (idd Fellows wigwam this evening. The Home Dramatic company played " to a very thin house last evening'. The American National bank has added lU,iX)0to its surplus; this makes its surplus 835,000. A shipment of tweuty-tiy- e tons of ore from the Utah Queen in Dry canon came in yesterday. Edith Saville, the daughter of Mr. .Tames Savillc of the Eighteenth vvrd, died yesterday of pneumonia. C. E. Wantland has sold six lots on Thir-teenth street between Eleventh and Twelfth South to George Whiting for $2500. Mrs. Annie Francis lligley, wife of I. M. Iligley, died yesterday, aged 24 years. The funeral will take place at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from the residence, 850 East Sec- - ond South street. Laurence Erskine, the son of Peter and Phnabe Erskine, died at 2 o'clock this morning of spinal meningetis. The funeral will be held at 577 First street Thurs-day at a p.m. Friends invited. . rt.ro collnt'on for h patrons and visitors to' the city will tk:;i it u cosy place to which to devote au even n :. , . THE PEOPLE'S THEATER. The Slanastemcni Announces an Kxtraor-dinar- y Frograinmc for Conference Week Many New Faces. The People's theater opens the woek with one of the most elaborate programmes that has yet invited he patrouairc of the mirth-seeke- r. The sheet reveals a large number of uew artis's that have been swecpt in from the cream of the profession by the vigilant Monroe, and who combine to give a show worthy any manager's enterprise. Prim-m- i ns and Liorc, who have girdled the histrionic sphere as a stellar attraction, are still grinding out novelties, M iss Pearl efforts are more pitjuaut than ever, Lehman aud Keating are new faces backed by generous encomiums from the press, "Van," the ventriloquist, is the same mystic marvel, and Miss Ida Siddons cofnes with a burlesque company and a fund of novelties that arc drawn out in an extravaganza en-titled 'Prince Taphec Toopharr." Manager Monroe has indeed prepared a PERSONAL. G. W. Craig, Union Pacific agent at Provo, is in the city. G. W. May and wife of Glen's Ferry, Idaho, are in the city. M. A. Devitt and D. Brown of Chicago are at the Knutsford. Henry Newell and family, Mrs, David Keath and Thomas Kean from Provo are stopping at the Cullen. John Ridsdale and family, Mrs. John I. Bailey and son and A. Bailey of Philadelphia are guests at the Knutsford. D. Evans and family of Dead wood are at the Walker. Mr. Evans is talking of tak- - ing up his residence with the good people of lion. S. J. Davis aud B. Mahanna of Chicago are at the Walker. Mr. Davis aud Mr. Ma- - hanua are here for the purpose of starting dairies. They hove bean all over the coun- - try doing this work and have been very successful. m m IDA III) CITY ELECTIONS. Pocatello Carried by the Democrats by G..01S IBrj'trilfeN Itrsttt's at CaU-- w 1!, !le',!i vue nntl Nnmpn. Beli.kvi'e, Idaho, April 5. Vv'iliiam Pear-- s 01 (rep.) was ye Icr.hty elected mayor by two wdts ovir H. H. Ciay, also republi-can. Tin-r- were no politics in the contest, but ft::: lickota were in the tick!, desig-nated as the "pc op cV and the "taxpayers" respectively . Tim c ty is involved in a suit wt.h tho water company, and the people's tickel, headed by II. II. Ciay, was nomi-nated vyitlumt committal as to its policy on this subject, '.vhich resulted in Lie taxpayers' ticket, head d b Pearson, being sprung shortly after, ostensibly on the supposition that the kity ticket was too friendly dis-posed toward t .e water company. Hence this and theubo(C of disincorporating the city uer.i the i.i'stie . Toe remit is a com-plete siuvc.s for the t'Xjayers ticket, which, although not regarded is directly ad-verse to the water . o.npat-y- will continue t!:e iitig '.tlo.i in i t'Cioti until, finally settled by the court, tat li divi loJ 011 retaining tic city chart r. PocArRi.Lo Idaho, 5. The entire j democratic tfreko. '.v.u olef.ci by a go I uuj ijy r : 1 '' i.'.l t are as follow-- : Clerk E. G. Gdiet . Attorney V. F. A3jsor II. :Ii ti ton. Treasurer M. C. G itr. Trust" J. M :). ; s tt, Y. B. Eldredgo, J. A. Can 1 in, A. D. .) a id J. Gorman. Sahpa, Idaho, A ttli 5. Tae city election was he'd ye iterd ty. T.i tj was no polities in the content, one ticket being chosen by the conuit.ttce apoia. d by the two clubs, I "dcm." and "rep." and approved by the peon e at ;t 111 111 e i ig, the other by some who were not satisiied. The rc-u- was as follow.-- : Assessor F. G. lock. Trcast-.- r r II. E. King. ' Trustees a. W. P,.r lii.n, James A. Mc-- 1 Gee. Juli Stearns, Frank Given and i)r. Kohler. Cai.dw .:!.!., Idaao, April 5. The city el;c- - tion ptss-.- i o(f ijti'.oUy yj.terduy with the following resists: Attorney C. II. Reed aud J. A. Rice were tied. Assessor J. M. Carter. Treasurer -- W. R. Sebrje. Police J;id c T. II. C illow ly. Conned m .1 M. B. Gwy in- -. .Frank Stcn-nenber- g, J. T. Mo.-r'.- s n, J. B. Hardy, and W. ('. Dunbar Trustee "nle. WHEREAS. F. 15. ROBERTS OK THE CITY of Salt Lake, Territory of Utah, by his certain deed of trust, dated the 2lst day of April, A D. 1890, and duly recorded in the office of the Recorder of said County of Salt Lake on the 21st day of April, A. D. 1890, in Hock 2P of mortgages at page 170 et seq., of the records of said county, conveved to the undersigned rSdward B, Wicks, "of the City of Salt Lake ami Territory of Vtah, as Trustee, those certain lots, pieces .and parcels of laud situate, lying and beins; in the County of Salt Lake and Territory of Utah, de-scribee; as follows, t: Lots numbered 23, 24, 25 and 26, in Block numbered 10, of Poplar Grove Addition to Salt Lake City, to secure to Charles H. Toll the payment of two certain promissory notes bearing even date with said deed of trut, each bearing interest from said date at the rate of eight (8) per cent per annum, payable semi annu-ally, one of said notes being for $2(16.67, duo and payable one year after its said date, and the other thereof or $2i6.6i), and due and payable two years aftc- its said date. And Whereas, it is provided in said deed of trust that, should defu'ilt be made in the payment of said notes, or any part thereof, or of any of the interest thereon, or any part thereof, as the same should become due and payable, or in case of the breach of any of the covenants contained in said deed of trust, then the said Trustee, the under-signed Edward 15. Wicks, may proceed to sell said described projierty, or any part thereof at public vendue for ash, at the trout door of the County Court IiMiir-e- , in the City of Salt Lake, Couutv of Salt fenko, and Territory of Utah, first giving twenty days' notice of the time, place and terms of saie and the property to be sold by ad-vertisement in some newspaper printed in the English language and published in the Couuty of Salt Lake aforesaid; and Whereas, no payments either of principal or interest have been made upon either of the said notes, and there is now due thereon the sum of $58333, with interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum, from the 21st day of April. A. D. INK), and the said F. li. Roberta is in default in the pay-ment of both the principal and the interest due upon suiil notes as aforesaid. Now, therefore, at the request of the legal holder of said notes, by virtue of the power and authority in me vested under and by the terms of said deed of trust, I, Kdward B. Wicks, trustee as aforesaid, will, on Saturday, the 23d day of April, lsiif--', at the hour of ill o'clock n. m., at the front door of the County Court House, in the City of Salt Lake. County of Salt Lake, and Territory of Utah, sell the said real property and premises hereinbefoie and in said deed of trust fully de-scribed, and all the right, title, beneiit and equity of ledetK.vtw of tha aid:-erf- r !u.hiBii and assigns therein, at pu:.iiMHBeVf4asb, to the highe.--t bidder therefor, for the purpose of paying the amount due as aforesaid for principal and iritcre-- t upon said notes to Jiie day of sale, together with the costs and expenses of execut-ing the sui 1 trust. Dated h alt Lake City, March 2i. 1192. EDW ARD E. WICKS, Trustee. Trustee's sale VirilEREAS, OSCAR R. ZLPF, OFTHE CITY I ? and county of Salt Lake and territory of Utah, by his certain deed of trust dated the 14th day of February, A. D. 1890, and duly recorded in the office of the Recorder of said County of Salt Lake on the 14th day of February, A. D. 1890, in 'look 2L, of mortgages, at page 1C4-5-- -6 of the records of said County, conveyed to the undersigned Edward 15. Wicks of the City of Salt hake and Territory of Utah, as trustee, those certain lots, pieces and parcels of iand situate, lying and beim: in the County of Salt Lake and Territory of Utah, des-cribed as follows, t: Block 7 of Poplar Crove addition to Salt Lake City, said block 7 consisting of 40 lots numbered from 1 to 40 inclu-sive, to secure to Charles II. Toll the payment of two certain promissory notes bearing even date with said deed of trust each for the sum of $2000 and each bearing interest from said date at the rate of eight (8) per cent per annum payable semi-annually, one of said notes being due and payable six months aftjer its said date and the otiier thereof twelve months after its said date. And whereas it is provided in said deed of trust that should default be made in the payment of the said notes or any part thereof, or of any of the interest thereon oc any part thereof as the same should become dire and payable, or in case of the breach of any of the covenants contained in said deed of trust, then the said Trustee the un-dersigned, the said Edward B. Wicks may proceed to sell said described property or any part thereof at public vendue for cash at the front door o f the county court house in the City of Salt Lake, County of Salt Lake and Territory of Utah, first giving twenty days notice of the time, place and tenhs of sale and the prop-erty to be sold by advertisement in some news-paper printed in the English language and pub-lished in the County of Salt Luke aforesaid. And whereas no payments either of principal or intere-- t have been made upon either of said notes except that interest bus been paid thereon to February 14, 1H91, and that there has been paid upon the principal of said six months note thel sum of J580, and there is now due thereon the sum of 3420 with interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum from the Uth day of February, A. D. 1S91, and the said Oscar R. Zipf is in default! in the payment of both the principal and the in-terest due upon said notes, as aforesaid, and whereas there has been released from the opera-tion of trust deed all of lots 1, 2, 17, 18, l!f, 20 of said block 7. of Poplar Grove addition, Now therefore, at the of the legal holder of said notes by virtue of the power and authority in me vested under and by the tern. - of saiddeedof trust, I, Edward B. Wicks, trustee as aforesaid, will on Saturday, the 2jkl day of April. 1892, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. at the front door of the Coifnty Court House in the City of Salt Lake. County of Salt Lake and Territory of Utah, the said real property and premises hereinbefore and in said deed ef trust fully des- - j cribed, except that part released as aforesaid, and ail the right, title, benefit and equity of redemp- - Hon of the said Oscar R. Zipf. his heirs and as- - j signs therein, at public vendue for ca6h to the highest bidder therefor for the purpose of .paying the amount due as aforesaid for principal and in- - terest upon said notes to the-da- of sale, together with the costs and expenses oi executing the said trust. EDWARD B. WICKS. Trustee. Dated Salt Lake Citv, March 24 1 ll 18SS2. . AT THE TAB. THIS MORNING Apostle Merrill Declares tliat Iiriglia.m, Young, John Taylor and the Rest of the Saints Will be Hero Tomorrow. The exercises at the Tabernacle this morn-ing were without incident. George Q. Can-non read the report of a committee appointed to investigate the matter of the founding of j a church university. The report was favor- - able and Salt Lake was suggested as the site. This report was unanimously adopted by the conference. Apostle F. M. Lyman followed with a in which he said: "In spite of the bad weather the saints have gtitii- - ered iu great numbers to do honor to ' the glory of God, that revelations was the foundation upon which the church stood, and that the word hardly ever comes that it don't And them unprepared. These revela-- Hons have generally been trials to most peo-ple, but not to all. We are careless of our tithings. I suppose there is a reason for this, apd the failing of prayers, but I won-der what the excuse can be. "We are in-creasing in numbers, in farms, etc., and the tithings should be a little better each year. The young men who are springing up to manhobd should add to it each year. Some of the brethren have expressed fears in regard to the church. While there is a division on political lines, it should make no difference in our feelings toward each other. If you allow bitterness to enter you are narrow. Why should we not be frteiidiy with each other '4 A great many people have I left the church on different grounds, but I say we are today the tried and truthful peo-ple." Apostle John Henry Smith then arose anil stated that he had been requested to state that there was a movement on foot to erect a monument to that hero of the church and of this western country. President Brigham Young, and that voluntary contributions would be asked md that the conference would start the good work. Apostle M. V. Merrill said that eix or seven million dollars had been expended in the last twenty-si- x years ly the church in erecting buildings to the Lord, and they hadn't got through with the work yet; "There, is a great work here to finish the Temple. All Saints are anxious that Presi-dent Woodruff should dedicate the Temple. President Young will be there; President Taylor will be there; President Kimball will be there. Do you suppose beeaase they have passed over the River Jordan that they have lest interest in this matter": Not a bit of it, my brethren, they will be here. We have come together at this conference to have our minds refreshed and to bring up before our minds the life of the holy priesthood; and we go home with re-newed life and to live a better life. Apostle A. H. Lund fol owed. His re-marks were in the same strain as those oi the preceding speakers. Tomorrow will be the big day of the con-- ' ferenct-,- ' when the can stone will be placed on the middle spire of the temple. , m - - - Mtu-shaP- s S iie. "PURSUANT TO AN EXECUTION TO ME JL directed by the First Judicial District Court of the Territory of Utah, I shall expose at public ale. at the front door of the County Court House, in the City of Salt Lake, County 01 fait La tte and Territory of Utah. on the 20th day of At rii, at 12 o'clock M., all the right, title claim, and interest of C. C. Htsgins, of, in and to the following described real estate,situate, lying, and being in Salt Lake Countv, and described as follows, 14 aud 15, blcck (11 eleven, B1V 1 oVt?' a Addin; T: tho Property suit of Henry N. Green. Ttrms qUsale cash. E. Id. PARSONS, U. S. Marshal. By A. G. Dyer, Deputy MurshaL West Side Rapid Transit Co., Stockholder Annual Meeting:. TVJ OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT PURSU- - X ant to a resolution cf the Board of Directors of the West Side Rapid Transit company, passed this dav, the annual meeting of the stockholders of this corporation is hereby called to meet at the offices of the Company, Rooms 4 and 5, Keanett Block, No. 20. East First South Street, Salt Lake City, at 12 o'clock. M., on Monday, the 18th day of April, 16112. Said meeting is called for the pur-pose of electing a Board of Directors and officers for the ensuing year, and of transacting such other business as may lawfully come before said meeting. There will also at said meeting be sub-mitted to the stockholders for their adoption or rejection a resolution ratifying the action of the Board of Directors in making a contract with J. G. Jacobs for tho extension, construction and equipment of the present Une of railroad of this company from its prestnt terminus to the South shore of Great Salt Luke and for tho tion and the line of railroad al-- I ready built, which contract is embodied in th resolutions ox the Board of Directors duly ad-opted December 10, lbiil ; and now of record on' the books of this company. There will also bo submitted at said meeting for adoption by said stockholders a resolution ratifying tha act of tho Board of Directors 111 authorumg the President aud Secretary to execute a deed of trust of all the real and personal property and the franchise of the corporation to secure the bonds of this torn-pan- v to tho amount of Four Hundred Thousands Dollars, as appears of record iu a resolution duly adopted by said Board this 26th day of March, 1892. W. A. CHAPMAN, Secretary. Dated March 28th, 1S82. Marshal's Sale. PURSUANT TO AN EXECUTION TO ME the Third udiciai District Court of the Territory of 1 tan I shall expose at public sale at the front door of the County Court Lou-'- , iu 'he City of Salt Lake, County of Salt Lid;e nd Territory of Utah, 011 the Kith-da- y of April, 1S 2, m 12 o c ock M.. a 1 the righr, title cmim and interest of Edwin W. Senior of, in and to the fol-lowing des nbed real estate, situate, lyii g, and being in Salt Lake County, and described as fol-lows, to wit: An undivided in-terest in all of Park Dale. Plat "It," except Lots 11,12, 13, 19 and 20, in Block 1, of -- aid subaivis on, being in the southeast quarter section 20, township 1 south, rar.ire 1 west, Salt Lake meridian. All of block 1. Park Dale plot "B," except lots 4 to 8. 20 to 22, 17, 18, and 36 to 88 inclusive, said Block 1 : also 17, 26, 27, 28. 29, 30, SI, 38, 34, in block , said Park Dale P:ot "B," beim; northwest quarter of northwest quarter Section 2S, Township 1 south, iiange 1 west, Salt Lake .Meridian. Lots 1 and 2, ijfock 7, und lots 8 to 10 . inclusive, 12. 15 to r.0 inclusive, 2P, 29, 81. 88 to 44 inclusive and 47 and 48 in Block 8. of Saynes1 addition to Plat "E." Also lots 12. 15 and 14, block 21, Brighton Addition to Garden City; Lot , Block 22, Garden City, Plat "B," To be sold rs tho property of Edwin W. Senior at the suit of Eliza Snow Dunford, executrix. Terms of sale ca.-- h. E. H. PARSONS, U. S. Marshal. Bv Roman Cannon, Deputy Marshal. Dated March 25, 1892. Notice for Publication. No. 1302. Timber Culture, Commuted Proof. United States Land Ofk-t;- , Salt Lake City, March 16. 1892. f N'OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN Carter has filed notice of ft.t mtlou to make final proof before Register nd Receiver, Uni'ed Hn;e j land office at his i fii.e in Suit Lake City, Utah, on the 0th day of May, icl.!J, on timber iut- - ture application No. ft!!, fur ice S. E. 1i N. W 14 N. E. i S. W. g.B. !4 and lot 3 of section No. 4, in township No. 1 S., Bange No. 8, W. Ho names as witnesses: John S. Bowdidge, John B. Bowdidge, Lewis S. Keitn and Ficdiay Free, a'lof Suit Lake City P. O., Utah. Frank D. Hobes, Register. Wilkes & Chadwick, ' Attorneys for Ebtryman." TO KNOCK HIM OUT. A jlnteb KtTecfrd by Wii oil .7im William is to Slop Yoiui - liemp.cy in ri.x Koui: Is. Sporting circle, have been awakened to new life this week by a match between Jim Wiliiams and J:;ck, b ttcr known in the prize ring; as "Young Denipscy," in which the champion of Utah will undertake to stop the visitor in six rounds. Dempsey is a tighter; so is Williams. Dempsey has a record; so has the cham-pion of Utah. Both stayers. Williams makes up in weight on this occasion, whatever tie may lack in generalship, but af'er all ils "a right smart of a gue.-s-" as to the outcome. The friends of Djmpsey claim that no man can knock him out in six rounds unless he can land in half dozen places at one and the same time. From that, it is to be inferred that Dempsey ;s an artful dodger. He has aright to his tactics so long as they don't run into sprintlnsr, however, and the match which will take place at Walker's Pavillion under direction of Captain C. H. Reilly, should be the most spirited of the season. Democratic Terri'.orial Convention. The convention of the democratic party of the territory of Utah, for the purpose of electing delegates aad alternates to the dem-ocratic national convention to be held in Chicago :lu Slat day of June 1893, the elec-tion of a territorial democratic committee to serve for fiftir yeaars, and until its successor is chosen' and the nomination of a member of the democratic national committee, aud the transaction of such other business as may properly comes before said convention, will be held at Salt Lake City on Saturday, tho 'ilst day of May 1MW, at 12 o'clock noon. The several counties will be entitled to the following delegates: Summit, 40; Tooele, 7; Washington, 3; Box Elder, 5; Beaver, 7; WiWr, 3d; L'tah, 10; Salt Lake. 00; Cache, 5; Iron, 3; Emery, S; Grand, 3; Mortran, 3; Uintah, 3; Wasatch, 3; Kane, 3; (iarlield, 3; Piute, 3; Rich, 3; Juab, 20; Davis, 3; Millard. 3; Sun Pete 5; Sevier 3. The county convention for the selection of delegates to the Territorial convention will be held on Saturday, the 14th day of May, lt; at such convention county commit-tees of live members each shall also be named to serve for the period of four years. Wiiaaax M. Fehby, chairman. Hakuy T. DVKat, secy. John Suiklds, S. W. Mossy, John Fauish, S. II. Lewis, Qbnky Babnes, Mahtin La n nan, W. C. Ham., " E. D. Hooe, Ilernocratic Territorial Committee. Special Notice. 7ynnwood car pushes "North Waterloo" every twenty minutes. Cement walks to the amount of $24() are now contracted for tevtrai brick residences under way. |
