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Show 2 THE SALT LAKE TIMES: TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1892 SALT LAKE EVENING TIMES, By THE TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. The Times contains the full Associated Press Report, ami has Special Telegraph Service covarr- - ing this Entire Inter Mountain Kegion. Tub Times is entered at tb PostofSce in salt Lake City for transmission through the mails as second-clas- s matter. Parsons desiring The Tunes delivered at their houses can secure it by postal card order or through telephone. When delivery is irregular make Immediate complaint to this office. Subscription to The Daily Times. (always in advaj.ce.) 12 months $s-(l-t " W 3 l i m p Weekly 1 vear '. 1FX) (Address 1 HE TIMES, Salt Lke City, UtahJ 3 Th.e Times' Telephone No. is 481. " T I ' KA I ) A V A PI! I L HI, !. L I v-- J -- 0n the'- - East Drive. PiPi TO HOME-SEEKER- S AND SPECULATORS. ifkl AN OPPORTUNITY KAUKLY OliTAIKEO. 1C S The Choice or the Beautiful Boulevard Property, for a long time reserved, has now boon subdivide:!, and put upon the market. Cement Walks to bo laid to Salt Lake City Electric Street Railway .j? Si'lfi - on Fourth East; Cars every 20 minutes-- - Pare 5e. Many lots ara covered with large oearing fruit trass. $253 per lot. Any terms to suit you. Great Inducements to build at ouea. jNo house to cost less thaii $1500.. Drive out and select your lets. Only a limited number to be sold at this price. Remember the date, May !si (he $250 km Will be Advanced i $225. ) W. E. HIBBA'KI), - - - 41 West Serosal South Street. . B.D.EVANS, p I DSDERTMEfi AB i I EMBALMER. I 214 State St. Silt Lake City. Is College Graduate '; of Embalming. i Special attention given to the shipment jp of bodies. Cpea ail night. Telephone 804 George M. Scott, Jas. Glendennlng, H. S. Eumf.o President. Vice-Presiden- t. Secretary. George M. Scott Co. (INCORPORATED.) DKAT.HRS IN Hardware. Metal, Stoves, Tinware, Mill Find-ings, Etc., Etc. .agents for the Dodga Wood Pulley. RoebUng's Steel Wire Rope, Vacuum Cylla. j 4ei and Engine Oils, Hercules Powder, Atlas E&girjM and Boilers, Mack Injectors, Bofffclo Scales, jeSeraou iioiao vVhhu, Blake Pumps, Miiier' and Blacksmith' Tr-ii- s, Etc. 168 Wain Street. S1 ke Cit?' j OMMEECIAL NATIONAL BANK. Salt Lake City, Utah. Capital (Fully paid) $300,001 Surplus 42,8Jl) General Banking in all Its Branches. Issues certificates of deposit payable on demand bearing interest if left a specified time. Sells drafts d bills of exchange on all principleeities . a I mud states aad Luropa. tleo. M Downs President W. P. Nobie Vice President Thomas Marshall 2nd nt julu u . Ooun-liu- n Cashier liiRECTop.s F. EL Auerbach, John J. Daly, D. J. Salisbury. Moylan C. Kox, Frank H. Dyer, Thomas Marshall, W. P. .Noble, Cerge M. Uow-ne- John W. Donnellan. HOTEL TEMPLETON. Just Opened. IN THE CITT. Corner if M!n and Sniitfi Tern?! Stref; . ., .. T. R. JONES &C0. BANKERS. 1C MAIS ST .. fiAlr LAKE BUYS ORES AN L BULLION. L M. R. EVANS ' 23-2- 4 W. Second South. sportTng"goods. Gins, Revolvers and AmmtmitioiL Bicycles, Tricycies and Velocipedes. Pocket Cutlery, Shears and Scissor Btrope, Indian Clubs, Boxing Gloves. Dumb bells, Dec Collar, Tbmpon Boots ant ShoM, Fiald and Opera Ulas.es. Eiaming my Stock Before Purchasing, REDUCED PRICES IN LUMBER, ETC., ETC. E. Sells& Co. Are closing out their whole Stock of Lumber, Doors, Windows assd Building Material at Reduced i rioes for Cash. WONDERLAND. 1 t Week ol Thursday, April 14th. Dun Mason and Company in An American lioy j 5 Genuine Tyrolean Musicians 5 IOC ADMISSION IOC. Capital, $250,030 Surplus, $35 000 American National Bank of Salt Lake City. Organised October, 1890. Interest Paid on Savings and Time Deposit3. DIRECTORS: - JAMES H. BACON, President F. L. HOLLAND, Cashier. A. M. OKANT. U. M. FA ON, VicvPreaiitont. W. B. HOLI-AND- , Asst. Caahier. M. J. WUAY, B. X. JAKVIS. JUDOB J. W, JUDD. JI'IXIK C. K. LOOTOOTTROW P-- VV. IiOSS. SECKETABY ELIJAH PELLS GOVERN OB A. L. 'I HUM AS. JDDGE D. i. TLNMCUKF. C Gabel, the Tailor $ W. 2d South. a yait ake vity- - -- laSiltstesrte from $I5!q$55 IKPtaril " $36Q!0$I2.5Q uH Suits made iu IO hours Pants made in 5 hours Sfll iyM By First-Clas- s Workmea in tiuo city. TJEOPLb S QPERA JOL"SE. Commercial St. Frank Monroe, Manjr. This week the management will present for the (entertainment of the public, fun, mirth, gaiety and folly. NEW AND ORIGINAL BURLESQUE, Entitled, "PnlNGE TAPHEL TOOPHARR." 50 BEAUTIFUL YOUNS WOMEN 50 Don't miss aeeing the Bit; Show this week. Thatcher's Orchestra. Electric Motors! Of all Sizes kept in Stock up to 600 Volts, j - and from Power to 40-Hor- se Power.' ALSO Electric Light Dynamos, Incandescent Lamps , oi the Besx Manufacture j Suitable tor any Socket, 50 Volts to HO Volts, 1(5 CP. to 75Q CP. Also a Full Assortment of ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, QTEAM PUMPS, HOISTING ENGINES, AIR CQMPP.ESSORS, ROCK DRILLS. Fraser & Chalmers, Chicago. ptaa - - --MINING MACHINERY. 1 I L. C. TRENT, Director and General Western Manager. . Salt Lake City. Utah. - Helena. Monti! I HOTEL KNUTSF0RD. Opened June 3. New asad Elegant in all lto Ap pointmenta. 250 Rooms, Single or En Suite; 7t Rooms witn Bath.. 6. S. H8LMES, - - Propria J. W. FARRELL & CO. e ." in all kindle of Lift and Force Pumps. Order taken for Utire and Duff Wslls, Caa pools bailt and c inuectloBC made; 2dsin, opposite A uerbach liros. Telophoa 2O0. JJjJCQOltNICK & QO. BANKERS. SerrAsueKED, 187a Bxii La , Citt, Uraat A General Banking Business Transacted. Collections promptly made on all points in th Weet and Northwest. Careful attention given To consin:nent of Ores and Bullion. Bxchange anl telegraphic transfers on the principal cities of tarn United State and Europe. PRINCIPAL CORPvESPONDKNTS: Nbw Yobx Importers' and Traders' Natfcaiof; Bank; Koantse Bros. Chicago Commercial National Bank. San FaANcisoo First National Bank. Qkaha Omaha National Bank. St. Locus National Bank of Comror. Kansas Citt National Bank of Kansas CStyj Fr! National Bank : American National BaatL Dkktis-- --Dearer National Bank; City NathwaS Bfok. Fckbix) First National Bank. Portland, Ore. First National Bank. Lokdom martin's Bank vj u ad; u Lombard treoL . fJHE ATIONAIi Bank of the Republic. OAJTTAi, fXjCS FtJULT Paj 0 Jwsk Knoi..... ........ President L C. Kajeuucx S J. A. &AJEb Caotdsr T MAIN ST KEET. Transacts a general banking hnsinesa. Money loaned on taverable terms. Accounts of mar-chant- s, individuals, firms and corporations so-licited. Five per cent interest paid oa savings and time deposits. DIRECTOBS: I C. Karrrlck. G. S. Holmes Ernil Kahn J. A. EurU W. E. Smedlej Geo. A. Lowo rank Knox. H. L. A. Culmer J. G. Sutherland, BANK. j SALT LAKE CITT UTAH Ql'Yts ANI 8ELLS EXCHANGE, MAKBS D telegraphic transferr) oa the principal cities f the United States aud Europe, and on all points oa the Paehic Coast. issues letters of credit available in the principal itio of the world. Special uttsntlon giwn to the selling of ores and iifion. Advances made on consignments at low t rates. Pari 1: nlar attention given to collections through-i- t TTtah, Nevada and adjoining Territories. Ao ounts solicited. CORRESPONDENTS: Wells, Fnrpo & Co London Wells, Far,ro & Co New Yoik National Bank of the Republic Boston i 'irBt National Bank Omaha I'irst NatioiiK.1 Bank Denver i t ite National Bank Denver I Merchant' National Bank Cklragn ooatmens' Bank St. Lonld rv'slla, Fargo b Co, San FrancUc T. E. Dooly - Casbier WALKER H0USE ' A First-Gla- ss European HotoL The Walker is located in the business center of . City and has all the , . Modem Improvements 1 Canvenlcncf 1 pertaining to a strictly firet-cl&- ss house. Itf'!' managed ae well as any hotel in the West, si J strict lv the business and tourist hotel of ilj Uka CWy. 1 1 PASSENGER ELEVATOR. i i'ha Walker .".nd the Metropolitan are til t" leading hotels of salt Lake City. 6. S. ER8, - - Propriety i h "'.-JsbII- k In the latent shades and styles. Every pnlr puaranteed fSvCT BSHC':;''J and flt.ed to the hand. Giie na a call whether yoi. or W$SS&&lft&r: '' '''"' . "v- not. Mannfactnrers and dealers la MtM lM UMBRELLAS, PARAS0LT& WALKING CANES, Ms3r' ft Vfc &' ' V " ,V fB Repairing and Recovering done on short notice. ' m l 265 State St, Kiiiitra, f - ,': ' -- iHg Main Store lS3.Slld e i:. :sr ei, Denver Colorado. J J"NTO:N RATIONAL TjAXK. Eacceacer to Walker h;s.; Bankers. BstahUh4 Vkjmki. (Fully Paid) ft4CO,Oai Btm-- j United States Depository. Transacts A Genera! BanMng Bflsinass. Safe Deposit Vaults. Fire and Burglar Proefc M. H. Ualker al M. J. Cheosman Cannier "isworth , Ast. Ca.-h(- oi J. R. Walker, Jr Ast. Cashiat TIIE j DENVER&RIO GRANDE RAILROAD. Scenic Line of the World. The favorite route to Glenwood, Atpeu, Ltad-rill- e, Pnebio, Colorado Springs, Denver and all points east and south. TWO FIRST-GLAS- S TRAINS DAILY. Elegant Pullman and Tourist Sleepers, and Frae Chair Cars on each train. For full infor-mation, cull on or address. W. J. SHOTWKLL, Agent, 58 W. 2d So E. T. JKFFEKY. A. S. HUGHES, Lreeidei-- t & GenT Mgr. Traffic Manaor. S. K. HOOPER, G. P & T. A. DIB V H TP 111! lift Id NOW, That's Seasonable sense. Buy a Las'dMig Hat, That's lJconoiuical Sense. Kay of Gardner, That's Dollars ami Cents. J. P. GARDNER 141 Main. l..ai' . a - s i - . - m Thk house yesterday finally passed the naval appropriation bill! Next! The people of Salt Lake luck uiiited j enterprise in advertising the varied ad- - vantages of the city aud surroundings. J he seems determined not to j I'uiid the new Chinese wall quite as I high as the speeilieations adopted by j the house call for. We don't know , the panorama spread out by the local celestial kingdom is not pleasing to the j eye- - 7" .. Kate Fields seems tc be smitten With Senator Wolcott of Colorado. She says: "Dash and audacity com- - j bined with quick wit. a good voice and easy gesture make him an unusual speaker in an assembly w here dry bones too often rattle for the people's delec-tation." THK WAR OF TUK DOCTORS. There is a big light on in the medical fraternity. The recent territorial legis-lature, which, as a disturber of har-mony, made tor itself a record that will pass into the history of Utah, passed a medical bill, ostensibly aimed at the quack, but in reality for fun of seeing the doctors tigiit. This !ill calls for the appointment of an examining board of seven, whose duty it shall be to pass upon the fitness, not only of would-b- e medical practitioners, but also of those who are now resident in the territory, It now becomes the duty of the gover-nor to name the members of this board; hence the fight. The position of the governor is not a ant one. There are at least am distinct schools of practitioners in the territory. All are clamoring for recog-nition; some are demanding control of the board. It is a well known fact that a doctor of one school will never con- - cede merit to any other system. Under the circumstances, there is but ,one safe course for the governor to ' pursue. He must appoint a board of broad minded, liberal men men who are not hide bound, men who will be able to concede merit tu methods that Sitei not their own. This is all the more necessary because of the extreme stringency of the law. The board will bave power to summon before it men who have practiced med-icine for thirty years in this territory, and why arc amply equipped for the practice of the same, and compel thorn to Stand an examination. It is the easiest matter in the world to befuddle any man in an examination, and in this way great injustice could bo worked through the law. In the same way injustice could be done ttaOogh giving control of the board to any of the various schools. There was a time when the allopaths refused to even consider the existence of the homeopaths. Now they are will-ing that homeopaths and eclectics should have recognition. The day may come when the physio-medica- l school, the hydropathic and the vitopathic may force the same consideration. Again, the law is too broad in its scope. As applied to Salt Lake, Ogden, Provo and Logan, some of its more stringent provisions would be all right. But down in Piute county the man who knows how to administer castor oil or dress the most ordinary wound is a God-sen- d. Yet for such a man to prac-tice medicine even in that locality would be a violation of law. There is no field for quackery down there any way. The law also provides that a certifi-cate may be refused or cancelled ou the grounds of "unprofessional conduct." Now in what does this crime consist ? If a doctor advertises his business in the press, he is guilty of "unprofessional conduct." There is no reason for this. If a man has any special ability why not let the public know of it? If a doctor is able to remove a thirty-foo- t tape-wor- that you did not know you .had, w hy should he keep that knowl-edge to himself? The defects of the law can only be remedied by the appoiutment of a board whose members are broad minded enough and cultured enough to recog-nize them as defect and who will be guided by good common sense rather than by professional bigotry. It begins to be apparent that the j present picayune congress will not pass the Salt Lake public building bill. We i must wait jiutii we become a state, it seems. With Utah represented in both houses of the national congress, there will be no difficulty in getting an appro- - j priation of from 1500,000 to 91,000,000 for this city. The Distrct News got a little previous last evening and printed the notice of the refunding of the illegally collected school tax just a day ahead of time. As a result the roonis of the board of edu-cation were this morning besieged by a fcinall sized army of people who were compelled to take their disappointment home with them. Tomorrow, however, tlu! board will be ready to pay out the cash and will accommodate allcomers. THE PROPHET WAS AFKA1D. Testimony is still being taken at Kan-Ba- s City in the suit involving the title to the mormon temble block in Inde-pendence, Mo. The object is to prove that JOSSFH Smith both taught and practiced polygamy. There was some testimony taken in the same suit in this city recently. It furnished some de-cidedly racy and salacious reading and proved beyond question that if the Prophet did not publicly teach the doctrine of plural marriages, he at least whispered it in the ears of the young virgins, and that the only reason that be did not proclaim it from the house-top was that he was afraid of the law of the L'uited States. Trustees' Sa:e, "II ' II E i K AS, ON MARCH 6, 1890, SUSIE M. ' Fri-- . .mil John F. Fra--- made and delivered (' John IJ. Trever of Yonkers, Westchester county New York, their promissory note, where-in and'wherehs" for value received they promised to payto tie ori r of the said John B. Trevor, one year after date, seven thousan i dollars, w ith interest thereon at the rate of eiifht per cent per nnnni, from date until paid, both before and a'ter jedimient, interest payable (juarterly, and both principal and interest payable in l .S. old coin at the I anking house of T. R. Jones ft Co., in Salt Lake City. L tali, and that all unpaid inter-est should draw interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum until paid: and WiituhAS, To secure the payment of said note and interest, said Susie M. ami John F. rice on --March li, IM'.m. duly marie and delivered a deed of trust, oiivc-yiiu- r to T. R. Jones and S J. Lynn of Salt Lake' City, Utah, as trustees, the follow-ing described real estate, in Salt Like City and countv. to wit: A part of lot 1 In block 130, plot " " Salt Lake City survey, commencing at the southeast io:ner o; said lot 1 and running thence north liio teet, '.hence west L6B feet, thence south 6T feet, th'-nc-e.: rt4T1; feet, thence south 9S feet, thence east 117 j feet to the place of beginning; said trust deed being recorded on March ti, lSut), and of record in Book J M of Mortgages, pages l'JO-1- -3 records of Salt Lake county, Utah. And whereas in said trust deed said Susie M. end John f. Free covenanted to pay said promis-sory note and to keep the improvements on said property constantly insured at 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 the cost thereof out of the proceeds of any sale made of the property under said trust deed; and, WnxRKAs, the-- , failed to keep up such insur-ance, and the holder of 'said note effected same at a cost of $1 1.95: and, WEJsntAS, no part of said note has be n paid except the interest thereon up to June 2Srd, isui, and the principal and interest thereon from said last da;e is due and unpaid: and, WsnutAS, said Susid M. and John F. Free covenanted in ssid trust deed hat if said not" anil interest should not lie paid when ;':ue, or if such insurance should not be kept up by thein, then that sai 1 trustees might sell said prop-- i ty , at the plaee an 1 on the notice and in the manner special ally prescribed by said deed, to pay the same, and tiie costs of ss!e, attorney's fees and tompensation to s iul tru.-tee- s, either of the parties to the trust di ed to he at liberty to become the purchaser at such sale. Now at the request of such holder of said note, the nndereiKMd as such trustees and under the powers conferred on them by said trust deed, vt.ll, on Saturday, the !lth day of April, lS.tg, at li o'clock in. ot tiiat day, at the front door oi tho Salt Lake County Court House, in Salt Lake City, 1'tah, to thd highest bidder for (ash, Sai described property or m much thereof as neces-ar- y to j ay uni satisfy the unpaid amount of said note, :;nd said insurance and the costs of sale, including attorneys fees and coni-pen-at- n n to the lndsfsignsd trustee-- . Dated March 16th, ls!. T. It. JONES, & J.LYNN, Trustees. At tne request of the bolder of the pittiniMUfy note shove referred to the undersigned her bv I tin (late of the sale above noticed until May 3d, 189S at i3o'lock, in., of saiddaf; whes such sale will be made at the place ai:d in the manner alxive noticed. Datoi April Bth, lUi T. H. JON KS S. J. LYNN, Trustees If Denver or almost any other city in tho United States had such advantages as the Beck hot springs, their virtues would be niaile eteusively known to the world, which would attract thous-ands of health seekers. Salt Lake is too slow iu making her advantages known. Tin: street department has had the mud scraped up en West Temple street and has hauled it oil to dry. Iu a few days the rainy season will have passed aud then, nicely dried, this same mud will be hauled hack, so that it can again be converted into mud for the pleasure of a long suffering public. THIS IS GOOD NEWS. About the best news we have heard for many moons is the announcement that the entire business district of the city will be paved aud sidewalked be-fore the end of the present year. The long su tiering citizens are, however, exhorted to have patience. The time for patience is long past, and it is ndding insult to injury to ask the weary t itizen who has been wading through the mud that recently clothed West Temple street as with a garment, to rest his soul in peace and keep silent withal. The Times is, however, glad to note that the city council seems to to have got a real labor move on anil that mossback methods are no longer to be tolerated. One point where improvement is Seeded, and needed the worst kind, has apparently; been overlooked. That part of Fourth South street just north of the Eight h ward square, becomes a lake in rainy weather, navigable only for sailing vessels. There should be some way to remedy this. If the city fathers are not read' to go right on with paving at that point, they should at once devise some scheme to drain clT the surplus rain fall lor which this spot seems to have such altogether attractions. This is election day in Georgia. A governor and other state officers and representatives in the legislature are ing voti d fi r. There are live tickets in the field two republican, two dem-ocratic and one farmer's alliance. Dkxvf.i; is a great subscription city. Her people are always on the alert to put up funds to aid manufactories and advertise the city. Salt Lake has more advantages than Denver, but her people are too slow in making these facts know n. Trustees Sale. TVHERKAS ON ;INE13TII, 1891, WILLIAM G. CoUett and Ada Oollett, his wife, as first parties made ai'.d delivered to the under-'- -' ed trustee as piirtv, a certain trust ''ed ol tic leul estate hereinafter described for the puri-os- i of s. curing to H. B. Scott t!i third party to v,ti;i trust ileed, the payment. of two cer-tain ijroiinH-K.r- notes of even date, inado and to said Sco't by said William i. ami Ada Ccllett. one for iKX!.00 principal and the other for SIUXJ.OJ principal, each note p::y;)le thr.'o yeuis aftr taid d..(, without grace, at BurUng-ton- , Iowa, to tl.e (.rJcr of caid Scott, together itli !ii!res: thereon at the rate of 10 per tent lr ai ! i::i from the duie thereof until paid, in- terest payable quart r yearly, which deefl of trust aa recorded Jane ISth, 1891, and ia of record in iook 3 r ot trust tienas, at paes 851--2 records of Salt Lnke County. I' tali. And WcEBitaa, Said orat parties in said trust deed j covenanted to pay said notes accor iin to the tew r aud t thereof and Hwardii promised and u ' ' it in ii tauit be made In the payment of (aid notes or any part thereof or of ti.e interest that might accrtie thereon or any . art thereof as the satne should become duo and j payable, then a d trn: desd should be in force and tha' the andeiaizned trnatee might there-ti-.vj-pr ii to re! 1 sail! real estate or any pirt there-:- a pahdc vend;ieto the highest bidder for sn tc ther party to raid tiut deed beinf at lih-- i eriy to become a purchaser at said sale) and oat ol the proceeds o. sale should pay the amount of wild notes io the bolder thereof aiid the msts :.nd j expetises of sale inclndinK reasonable attorney's s. the sale to ! ci ndu-te- :! and aderti-e- d as j specified in saldrtrnat d.-.- d, and Whskeas. No part of the principal or interest of sunt or either of said promissory notes has been paid except the sum of $K.M interest paid September 13th, loiil, on snid $iEitT).ut nota and Interest paid aame nay on said $lft)0 note and tht interest IsdiM and utiuaid on each of said D s, lor tli t narter year ending Dec. 13, Ul. Now at ttto req lesl of the holder of said notes the undersigt.e--J tru-te- e berf;bv ' Gives no i that i n Saturday, the 3Sth day "f March. l'UJ. at the front door "of the Salt Luke County court house in Salt Lake City, Salt l.ake County, I 'ah, ai twelve (12) o'clock noon of tnat day, he will, under and hy virtue of the trust and porters given aim in and hy said trust as such trustee offer lor s.ile and sell at public auc-tion to the highest bidder for cash the property ti "ores;,i und hereinafter described, or so much thereof as shall ha necessary, to pay the amount, i aid notes, and the expenses of the trust and 1 the sale, i;. eluding reasonable attorney's fees, and compensation to the trustee. Said property is described as f illows: Commencing at the northeast corner of lot If), block U, Ten Acre i'lat "A," Hlg Field survey and running thence south 27.43 rods, thence west 17.80 rods, thence north 27.43 rods, thet'ee east 17.50 rods to the place of beziini iiig, situated ia Salt Lake County, Utah Territory. Terms of sale, cash, Dated, Februar. 231, 1892. EDWARD B. WICKS, Trustee. The sale mentioned in the foregoing notice has I Sen postponed to and will be made on Saturday, the 23d day of April, 1892, at 12 o clock noon of that day at the piai e named In said notice. KDWAliD Ii. WICKS, Trustee. Dated March 2n, Wg. in this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty day or judgment by default will bo i iken against you, according to the prayer of said complaint. The eaid action is brought to have decree of this court di.or ing plaintiff and defendant, and decreeing null and oid the bonds of matrimony existing between them; granting plaintiff such orherand further relief in the premises as shall to the court eeem just and proper, and costs of suit; above relief prayed on two grounds, as fol-lows, to wit. : First A w ilf nl desertion of plain-tiff by defendant for mo-- e than one year next preceding 'he llth dav of April, lt-9- Second neglect of duty as a wie to the plaintiff during ail of the time last mentioned. Ana you are hereby notified that if you fail to api e tr and answer the said complaint as abovere-qnlrad- , the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon. Charles S. Zan, .Judge, and ihe Seal f the District Court of the Third Judi-cial District, in and for the Territory of I tab, this l2th day of April, in the year of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and ninety two. sea,.. HKMtv t.. McMillan, Ctak, By (itu. D. Looxis, Ueputy Clerk. I I Summons. In the District Court in and for the Third Judi-cial District of Utah territory, County of Salt Lake. Jesse Reagan, Plaintiff, j vs. v Summons. Letta Reagan, Defendant. ) The People of the Territory of Utah s.md greet-ing to Letta Keagar, defendant: YOU ABB HF.CBBY REQUIRED TO in an action brouglr. agnlnst you by the above named plaintiff, in the District court of the Third Judicial district of the 'territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint filled therein within ten days (exclusive of iho day of service) after the service on you of this summons if served within this coanty; or, if served out of this county, but Summons. In the Justine's Court, First Precinct, Before Gusiave Krceger. Justice of tho Pence. lEKi'.ITORY OF L Till, ' Coanty of Salt Lake, i6. City of Salt Lake. ) Utah Paint and OU Com; any, ") (a corporation, plaintiff, St jmons. i vs. V Dr. Samuel Wiuipleberg, de- - Domund, $2L5& fendant. j I To Dr. Samuel ' Wimpleberg", greeting: YOT' ARK HERSBY SUMMONED TO BE' appear before me, the undersigned, at my office, S.E. corner Main and Third South: Streets, in Kirs. Piociuct, Salt Lake City, Salt' Lake County, Territory of Utah, and answer a j complaint filed against you by the above named! plaintiff, within live days (exclusive of tho day if' ' service) if this summons is aerved In Sal' Lake City; within ton lays if served out of said city. but in Salt Late County; within twenty days "if served cbowhere. Said action is brought to recover from yon tho sum of $2.5i, due on a contract to do sign work, painting, etc. I? you .ail to appear and answer the plaintiff will take judgment against you for the suta of twenty four dollars and ritty cents and costs. To tho Sheriff or any Constable of said County, greeting: Make legal service and due return hereof. Given under my hand this eleventh dav of March, A.D., 1S92. GC8TAVE KitOKHKR, Justice of the. Peace. James A. WilLame, Attorney for Piaintif. Notice of AdnSinrtatMttol a' Sale of Ileal Ks-tn- te at Public S;ile. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN of an order of the Probate Court of the city and county of Salt Lake, territory of Utah, mad. on the 6th dav of April, A. 1). 18wi, in the matter of the es'ate of Peter Krekson. the undersigned, the administrators of the said estate, will sell at public auction, to Ihe highest, bidder, for cash, and subject to confirma-tion by said probate court, on Monday, the 2d day of May, 1S92, at, 12 o'c ock m., at the south door of the County Court Hor.se, in Salt Lake City and county all the right, title, interest, and estate of the said Pe er Krekson, at the time of Ms death, and all the right, title, and interest that toe said estate has, by operation of law or other w se acquired other than or in addition to that of the said Peter Fn at toe time of his death, in all that' certain lot. piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and bein- - in the county of Bah Lake, territory of Utah, and bounded and de-- scribe as follows, to wit: Beginning west MB chains from the southeast center of the northeast quarter of sect. on 24, in township 2 sou'h. of range 1 west, of the Salt l ake meridian, running them e south seven (7) chains to wire fence on the south bank of ditch, thence north X3U deg., . we-- t along snid fence M.13 chains, thence noitn along wire fence 16.S0 chalna, to point in county road, thence north d g,, east about 1 rod north of south Una of said road S.72 chains, theato south on eaai bank of head ditch, thorn hedge, and row of trees 10.30 chains, more or less, to the point of beginning, con lining 14 60-1- acres, more or less including about 1 rod In county road. Terms and conditions of sale, cash ; 20 per cent of the pun base money to be paid to the adminis-trators on the dav of sale, balance ou confirmation of sale by .aid probate urt. g ehexh&'S, ISAAC D. ERE KAON, Administrators of the estate of Peter Erekson, de-ceased. April bth, 1SH2. THK KKAL KSTATi: K UANGK. A meeting of the reiuj estate exchange j has Leen called for tomorrow evening at the oilice of President Lx rr. This is j the first chirp that we have heard troop that worthy body for some time, and tve are glad to note that it is gathering Dew life with the coming of spring, The meeting shouhi be well attended a local habitation should be secured, and the exchange should once more become a live body instead of a coiliued ami shelved corpse. It was at one time an important factor in the business life of f the city, and that, too, at a time when the activity in realty was not as pro- - nounced a.s it is today. The natural j gas and oil strikes have given Salt Lake property an impetus that has made tanes extremely good among the deal-er's ia dirt. (Jood sales are reported every day and not a few big ones have been made in the last few weeks. Why not keep the exchange and fhe good work it inaugurated going, then? Last year the Real Estate exchange Spent considerable money advertising Salt Luke City aud the resources of the surrounding country. To this expend-iture and the additional fame of the gas and oil strikes, the big sales of this spring can be directly traced. Why then let the good work fall through for the lack oi a little push and energy?! The exchange is not poor; it has money ir. the treasury. Salt Lake realty deal- - j ers are noted rustleis and they should I j'l.ikc their presence in ihe community felt. Mottcia for Inttiaatlo No. 1J06. Desert Land Final Proof. United States Land Office, I Salt Lake City, t'tah, March 38, 1S92. f VfOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ISAAC Jl.1 A. Clayton, ot Sad Lake City, I'tah Territory, has fiied notice of intention to make proof on his Desert Land Claim No. 33!7, for the Lots 1 aud i, South half of Northeast Quarter and Southeast Ouai'ter Se tiou a Townabtp 1 south, Kange 2 west, before the KegUter and Eteceiver at Salt Lake City, Utah, on the 23rd day of May, 1892. Notice is also hereby g ven that Sybiila W. Clnyton, of Salt Lake City, Utah, has liled notice Of intention to make proof ou her Desert Land Claim, No. 33WH, for the Lots 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, Southeast (Quarter, of Northwest Quarter and East Half of Southwest (Quarter, Section 0, Town-ship 1 south, Kange west, before tho Register and Receiver at Sait Lake City, Utah, on the 24th day of May, Notii e is also hereby given that Albert C. Clay-ton, of Salt Lake City, Utah, has Bled notice of intention to :n..k. proof on his Desert Land Claim, No. 341(i, for the Lots 1 and 2, South Half of Northeast luarter and Southeast Quarter, Section 1, Township 1 south, Kan go 3 west, before the Kegisier and Receiver at Salt Lake Citv, I'tah, o:i the iith day of Muy, 1W2. They name the following witnesses to prove tho Somplete irrigation ami reclamation of said lauds; Milo Andrus, 8. A. Howard, John Sutherland, Heber Amirus, ail of Salt Luke City. Utah. FRANK D. HOURS, Register. Bxno tu Low k, Attorneys for Applicants. Marshal's Sale. "OURSUANT TO AN EXECUTION TO ME I directed by the Third J adlcial District Court of the Territory of I tah. I shall expose at public sale at the front door of the County Court House in the City of Salt, l.ako, County of Salt Lake uivl Territory of Ctuh, on tho loth day of May, lSsc, at 12 o'clock M.. all tho right, title claim and interest of .lohn l'eterson, of, in and to the fol-- I lowing described real estate, situate, lying, and being in Salt Lake Coanty, and described as fol-lows, to-w- Commencing eighty (Ho rods south of the northeast corner of section thirty (81), town one U north, range one (1) west, thenc south sixty (ISO) rods, west one hundred six an 1 and (lOtiS) rods, north sixty (HO) rods, east one hundred and six and two-third- s (100S) rods to commencement. To be sold as the property of John Peterson at the suit of V. B. Hnuck Cloth Co. Terms of sale cash. K H. PARSONS, U. S. MarsuaL By A. H. Parsons, Deputy Marshal. Dated April 14th, 1892. V Notice of Assessment. The Oqnirrh Water and Laud company, fcalt Lnke City and : an:v, Utah Territory. is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A'f A NOTICE of the directors held on March1 30, j 18H2, an assessment of four if4) o.. liars per share was levied on the capital stuck of the corporation, payable at once to t lie treasurer of the company, ' Archie Q. Bridgefor I. at the company's oflke, Salt Lake City. U'ah Territory. Any stock upon which this assessment may lemiiin unpaid on the lfith day of Mav JS9J, will be delinquent, and ad-vertised lor sale at public auction, aud unless payment is made befoie, ' i.i be s !d on th 4th Qay oi Jane, 1S9H. at 3 p. m. on lhat day at the company's office. Sa't Lake City, to pay the de-linquent assessment together with coat of adver-tising and expeneo of sale. x Bv order of the lioard of directors. WM. DIETERLE, Secretary. Salt Lake City, March 30, 1892. 9500 Rnwurd. WE will pay the above reward for any case of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, In-digestion, Constipation or Costheness wo cannot aire with West's Vegetable Liver Pills, when the directions aro strictly complied with. They are purely Vegetable, and never fail to give sutisfac tion. Sugar Coated. Large boxes, 25 cents. Be-ware of counterfeits and jfthtnKatlons. The genu-ine. Sold bv Johnson, Pratt & Co., 43 Main street, Suit Lake City. "Nm tli Water' o." Do not fail to see this property during the next ten days. Lots now per loL W. E. Hubbard, 41 West tecoud South. |