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Show j ; r.--. J 7 . (i ; : rX v K SALT LAKE TIMyS MONDAY. NOVEMBER 14, 1892 L " 3 'Whose your tailor V Try Buckl J & Boa Main St., opposite Wtaker bouse. I . Royal Crystal Salt w ill sweeten the stomach OLD BRANDS VS. R3EW OPJES. While other manufacturers are haying the nightmare to find and select new brands I keep right on with my old ones, whica everyone finds good enough. T.ie reason of this is that the reputation is not made by the box, but depends solely on the goods that are in it. Following this principle and con-stantly upholding my standard in quality, I am and have a constantly kept busy steady, increasing de-mand for my jijistly popular and celebrated brands of cigars. Ex-cellence tells. -- 1 - --- -. Sam Levy.Gigarmaker 1 171-17- 3 Main St. Salt containing alkali, lime, etc, is very iujnri-oust- o the health. Royal Crystal aalt islOO per cent pure the purest in the world. Dr. Griswold fills teeth without paln. . . "Whose your tailor 7" Try Buckle A Boa, Main lit., opposite Walker house. saKlt.o"yal CrystalJie, efcev only "granulated .. i?fnnUtinif!1f!tf1!f!lfnf1iMiff1Ulif1tfli?!1filf!ifrifilfii;n1 iIAIgrowing 1 I it ' newspaper"! Times f -- hb hz Pleases ' both sides in Utah because it is zz a j jg5 Fearless, Fair and ahead of all ri- - 5 j vals in enterprise. . j ! jgj A Liberal Says A Mormon 1j It Is Fair and square, SaysIt Is the Ablest Edited j Of Them All. Bright and Brainy. g Tee TniKS should be morning pa. mi . per. It is today as ably conducted as S- - EDTTOK OF THE TnciS I be- - aay newspaper in Utah. It mauilests g liev. honesty and fairness should lLlTStSSi 3! g be eonameaded alwayB, and writh commands tha atteuuoa of the whole fc: pleasure I notice that The Times teT-lor- 2 . is also a viirorans and intelligrat Is "guilty" oi botli. ' - ehamplon of Rapubiicanism, and the rTS SC! I am a Liberal in Utah, a Re- - Republican party cuht to hava a ZJS PP PIiahl In alt Lake publican Batiooally. While I ffUl not discuss politics here, I Now is tha opportune tirae for such will say m, TOU wlU be for Lib-- astlme1. Tr g, gT rral coaaty officials and for Can- - might hav acted the magnanimous aon for congreae. nd m.lnXj wW aaaily have 3 won stood wiil of Mormon Re-- I wish to say to tbe public at publicans and occupied tbe position rj larie thatTH Times is a fair and w now suggest for Th Tucks, hut - through iU inexplicable hatred of S square, bright and brainy paper. Mormons It has aifUr.4 that tim. to ZZZ rz and, I must say, the only paper lapse. that is opposed to the Liberals c fao VtV?a aad yet has the courage to frrre or even ponlteaca that can ever atone T-- t.Tv, . fr ronrsuiantation in ita tat th attempt to aacriflce the Re-'- -J publican cause oa the altar of Liber. columns, and not misquote or mnim ln tnU ppr0aching election. ZZT, blackguard them as does the The Tribun bow can never have tbe rockiest of the RockieRawW UvY i'tKaVvJK.S , booatar. gioos intolerance. Z.t that another When it doe attempt to crawl out Z Hoping ere year rf to gun ,lf Bnd fcuk , ST" passes I may aee my way clear to the warm rays of Republicanism we S eonacientiously leare the Liberal T"JBd tk Place by tha spirited, progressiva marainr 5 party and jtna the Republicans, Timbs of Salt Lake City, which is to-- ZZl ' and SBy the Liberal party has ao- - far ttiT d.id UW,PPW"- - 1 If Th Timis will make this much g eonaphahed ranch good, but is needed change the Republicans of r3 needed no longer, I remain yours Cache valley will give K a hearty and ra 5--- royal support, and the TVtbttnt never --3 g. lor SrutS, after need apply for favors ansong 3 a A LlBEEAX IM UTAH. hoaestSapublicaas. Logan Nation. Z fe 1 i ' g And that is why THE TIMES has f g) all records by its growttr fjFIFTV CEWTS A "S j '" TTyrBsA I of exquisite roses. The dinner carda had a gold edge. In ona corner appeared the date in illuminated green, and tho host's mono-gram in the other. Fancies of the Hour. The most etylish flower just at present is the yellow chrysanthemum. A apindla wheel ia silTer, furnished with six spindles for as many silk spools, is a late arrjyal. It ia finished in rococo style. Dresden china egg standards are pretty ornameits for the table. Two-tone- d stockings, that is, those with black bottoms and colored uppers, are seen in great profusion. They are not, however, considered in good taste by the women whe are supposed to know. Silk watch guards come in pale-blu- e and white silk studded with enameled flowers and eold fleur-de-li- furnished with gold buckles. i Quite Pr per, You Know. Hare you acquired thd French trick, girls, asks the Boston Olobe, of carrying your handkerchief? Do not tuck it away in your pocket nor crumple it beneath your bodice, but if the mouchoir is dainty enough for exhibition, as it should be in these days, when the love-liest piecaf of lace and linen may be pur-chased for a song, draw it carelessly through the belt in such a way that your name ia ex-hibited in one corner. Here, too, if you wish to complete the fad, you must display a little elegance by haying your name worked in diamonds. lot so ex-travagant a fancy as it reads, when you learn that the gems are but a clever imita-tion of the real article, and are affixed to a small placqne, which may be attached to or removed from the linen at will by means of j a peculiar little spring. , BABY RUTH AND HER MA. j ! I Washiagtoa Society Will Rejoice to Be Them in th White House. There is general rejoicing at Mrs. Cleve-land's return to the White house. Her Sat-urday afternoon receptions during the win-- t ter came to he the talk of Washington. The women adore her, and would cheerfully . stand for houra in the biting cold for a chance to see her and to shake her hand. The ovation that awaits her return March 4 - can scarcely be overestimated. As for Baby i Ruth, the sensation she will create will be , the only thing anywhere to compare with it. Mrs. Cleveland has been in Washington but once since she left it four years atro, and Laced Shoos in Favor. The laced shoe is rapidly gaining follow ers; though how one could follow a shoe is rather funny. People who complain of the t trouble of sewing on buttons will now have I the pleasure of finding exactly how difficult it is to keep shoe laces in order, and how I certain they are to break when least ex- - pected and most undesirable. jror .negllgo Ixowng. "In neglige house dress, where so much artistic latitude is permitted, it has long pained my soul to see my countrywomen clinging to a hideous garment of certain make, which they call a 'tea gown,' " says a foreign writer. This absurd garment is fitted to the back and furnished with a Watteanfold that has no relation to the garment, and has a fitted back that lacks bome space ot com-ing together, the space bridged with cloth of another color, scrambled elg-za- z down its length. A fitted princesee needs the most careful adjustment of all garments, and is therefore manifestly not a proper form for a neglige. It is extremely severe and has no charm at any time. In a neglige gown one's imagination should be permitted exercise; it is the opportunity to express individ-uality and one's knowledge of beauty. Orien-tal costumes should be studied, for they are the perfection of neglige." A Handsome Evening Cape. There has been found nothing prettier for an evening cape than the lent; one of white cloth, with the three shoulder capes over-topping it, each one bordered with a band of brown fur. that was very soon afterward, when she came on to witness the marriage of Secretary Bayard. She was the guest then of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wilson at their artistic home, corner of Twentieth aad G streets. The friendship that Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland en-tertained for Mr. and Mrs. Wilson has not lessened as the years have gone by. The ladies as well as the men are making cabinet slates. They always include Mr. i "Whitney, Don Dickinson, Governor Camp-- i bell and Mr. Fairchild. While they were all popular men in a social way, their wives 1 were even more so. It seems to be pretty J wei?, understood, however, that Mrs. Whit- - ney would not care to be the leading lady of the cabinet on any terms. She achieved a : i reputation that has never been equaled and ! could hardly be excelled, but she has had all she wants of it. Evidently the ladies are certain that Mrs. Dickinson and Mrs. Camp--e- f '1 . bell would like to come back again to the circlet in which they were such prominent figures, and it is certain they will be gladly welcomed. t So much for anticipations. Society, how. ever, has to tide ove nearly four months before Mrs. Cleveland's advent stirs the so-cial waters. Novelty in Table Art. The table docorationplay a very import-ant part in the social efents of today, and it is surprising what larJ sums are spent for that purpose. At an tt torate dinner which was recently given thef lle was a wide cir-- cle with one side flat! Jed. The host and V the gu.f"' alhonor say it this side and just M oppositl lossless. The colors used 1 were grri white. V Over I loth were strewn at ir regular! llonhair ferna. The cen- - ' j ter pie Viergne, filled with the m iWi'i J'ftti''thfM0 ,i i. ji irrUlilirii nf I'lt had r." .'. whitq candles and jrreen shades. The Vjilies were all embroidered with maidenhair Vrn. One side was caught up with a large o"ch, Going- East? The Colorado Midland has corns to Utah, and in connection w ith the Rio Grande West-ern is undoubtedly now the popular line east. Runs the fastest trains, has the finest scenery and makes connections at Colo-rado Springs and Denver with the fastest trains in the vest for Chicago, St Louis, New York, etc. Ticket office at 200 Main street. LEGAL XOTICES. MARSHAL'S SALE. PURSUANT TO AN , sale to me directed by tho district conrt of the Third Judicial district of the Territory of Utah, L, shall offer st public sale, in the city and county of Salt Lake. Utah territory, on the day of November, lS9v at 1U o'clock m., all the right, titl", clairu aud interest of J. 8. Stringer and H. J. Dinninnv of, in, and to the following ds-- ' scribed real estate property, situate, lying and btir fln the county ot bait Lake, Utah territory, and particularly described as follows, to-w- it: All of lot on (1), block sixteen (10), five-acr- e plat A, Big Field survey, together with one-ha- lf of the streets adjoining said Lot on the east and south ides thereof. Tying and situate in Salt Lake county. Territory of Utah. To be sold as tho property of J, T. Strinzer and H. J. Dinninny at the suit of Joseph N. Hicks. Terms of sale, cash. E. H. PARF053, U. S. MartihaL By D. X. Swan, Deputy Marshsl. Salt Lake City, Utah, Oct. 81, lo9i.T Whittemore & Armstrong, plaintiff's attorneys. LEGAL :SOTICES IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN ANI JOR the Third judicial district of Utah re: ritory, county of Sait Lake. J. H. Davis, plaint J, vs. Edwiu W. Senior, defendant summon The people of the territory of Utah send greetit g: To Edwin W. Senior, defendant. You are hereby required to appear in an action brought airaijst you ov the above-name-d p sintiff in ths district court of the Third judicial istrict of the territory of Utah, and to answer thi sou- - plaint fiied therein, within ton daji (exciui :ve of the day of service) otter the service on you f this summons if served within this cointy; or. if served out of this county, bmi in this d ri.-- t. within twenty days : otherwise wirhin forty dsys or judgment by dafanit will be taken at-ai-yon,. according to the praver of said complaint. The said action is brought to have judgnvent against defendant in th sum of $700, with inter-est at rate of 1 per cent per month from Sep em-ber 15, 18M, and for costs of suii; alleged to be due upon a certain promissory note, made, exe-cuted and delivered by defendant to plaintiff, March 15, lStsJ, for700. due six months after iiae, with interest from maturiiy at rate of 1 per cent per month; same being due aud wholly unpaid; plaintiff iing the owner ar d holder thereof. And you are hereby notified that if you fa 1 to appear and anwer the aH corap aint as a'-o-require!, the said plaintiff will take judgment against you for the sum of $700, with interest ss above and costs f suit. Witiietn, the Hon. Charles S. Zane. judge, and th seal of the distrkt court of the Third judicial district, in and for the territory of Utah, this 4th day of October iu the year of onr Lord one thous-and eight hundred ai;d ninety two. Sbal.1 iiENRY G. McMILLAN, Clerk. By Go. D. Loom, Deputy C etk. McDowall k Lvles, Attorneys for Plaintiff. LEGAL XOTICES. Notice ot Sil Under Trust D-- T7UER2AS.' A. L. vTILLIAMS, OX THR vv ord day of March, lotti. execnted and delivered to tha B nt of Commerce Ms certain promissory net for the sum of five thousand seven hundred and three dollars, payaole on the Slst day of March, lass, with iuteie.--t thereon a: the ra.e of li) per cent, per au:iu.a from its dato, both principal and Liuakue rt payable at the Jiauk of Commrrse'in S..lt City; nud Whereas, to secure the payrsipnt of slid uots acc.rdin to its true tenor sl eSeit, tae eil A. L. Williams, and Emma S. WiiLnnss, ms wife, on the tame day executed and dniiversd to S. K. alker and . H. FioMs. jr., trustees of Salt Lake tCoity, Utih, a ertain dfd whereby they conveved saiu S. F. Walker and S. II. Fields, jr., in tr.Jtt the following described premises, situate in Suit Lak Coaaty. L tail, i.ois flo six (6), eleven (:I) and twelve (12), In block twelve (12), lots two 2, and teveu (7) iu block fiar--.e- lo s one (l) aud tv o ( ) in ock fifteen a.i), lots eleven dl) and twelvw S) ia block e.h een il), lot uine (j) in block twenty (A.-)- lot tea (10) in biock twenty-tw- o (52). lots (".) ann ten (l-i- iu b oc twe 7 th:"e (X), lot nine ( ia bioei thirty-si- x CiC), lot ten (1 j) in block th.rty-seve- u (d, ). the north urn f of bio i lor.y two (t), 1 its five (6) aud seven (i) in biock inty-ou- e (5i, lots feven ('.), eight ib) a.id eieyrn (II) in block fLty-t- w (5rJ), lot one (i) in biock tmrteei aS; all as :iatte.i in Kinney K Uourlay s improved c.ty plat f bait Lane Ci y; which said d ea was duly tiled for record iu the ofihe of the coui.t.- - recorder of ait I. ke coun-y- , Uta.i, .n the ti day of J uly, lblrj. a id re'-or-- ; iu t,oi k 3 A, page 501 ; and V her .as, said trut-- t deed provides anting other th , t. a; should default be made L. tus pay- ment o said note according to its true tenor and elec, said irustees at the requeet of tns legal holder of said cote may proceed to sell the nronertv In paid dd described at public vendue to the highest bidder for cash, at the front door cf the County Court Hou-- e, at the county seat of Salt Lake eonnty, first givii e ti.irty days' pnb.ic not.ee of the time, terms, andplace of tale, and desc.iption oi the property to he sold, by advertisement in some newspaper pnnte.i and pubusued in Salt Lake Co mty, Utah; and, VVhereas, said maker of said note has ntte-l- y failed and refused to pay 'the interest tailing due thereon on the 21st day of September. lUlt amount ng to the sum of one hundred and fcr:y-fou- r and S0-- 0 (M4.S ) dollars; and, Whereas, the hoider of said no-.e- the Bank of Commerce, han elected to declare na has declared under the prov sions of said dee of trust t.ie whole o i said debt due and payable, and has re-queued the undersigned trustees to sell the premises under the power conferred upon them by said deed, for th pnrpoce of satisfying the said debt, including p incipal and interest. Now, ihrefore, pursuant to the power in them vested by the s id deed of trust, and at the re-quest of the said Lank of Commen e aforesaid, we, b. F. VTaliif r and . U. Fieids, jr., trustees, of Salt Lake City, Utih, wil. at the iiont door of the county court honse of Salt Lake County, U:ah, on the 15th day ot December, at the hour cf 1 o'clock m. of said ('.ay, sell at p' 1 1 c vendue to the highett bidder for cash the premises herein-before ana in mid deed to ca;i fy mid note and interest, and costs of executing this trust. S. F. Walkkk, S. H. Fields, jr. Dated Nov. 10, 1892. LEGAL XOTICES. I 1f THE DISTRICT COURT TN A FOR the Third judicial district of Utah t..mitory, county of Salt Lake. Iver R. Walbom, plntiS, vs. Septus Waibom, defDdant summonaliTh.e people of the territory of L'tah send gTeel)f: To ttophia S. Walbom, defendant. You are hereby required to appear in an a ion ibnrought ajr ucst you by the aove-name- d p'a: the diwtrlct of the Third judicial dis rict ofrhe territory cf Utah, aud to answer the t fiied therein within ten days (exclusiv of the day of service) after the serTtc' Oa you of i!is scifiQur.s if served wirh n this ootiuty; o ,:f re,l OKt of this county, but in this distrivl, within twenty cays: otherwise within forty d-- or jfidymen-- t by default will be taken ayaln you, according to the prayer of said complaint. C Tne raid action is brought to have a decree cf this court dissoivinj the bonds of matrimccy j istlng between plainMa and defendant, aei tA leasing parties hereto from all further obligml tions as husband and wits; granting plaintiif sjcni! otaer re!if-- as may be equitable. nd cost oi silt:I atove relief prayed ou the ground tht on or about the rco'.ta of April, tae defer-lan- t wilfully rnrt wi bout ca;se deserted sn l aban-doned lli.s p5a uri?, and has ever since contin;iel so to wiiiciiy deer and abanoon him. and to live separate and apart from him, without a:.y eufficiei.t cause or auy reseon, and aainKt hi wiii, wish ana crneent. And you are tierty notified that if yon fall to appear snd sr,sw r ti.e said coinp'aict as above requirs.1, the smd p al .till will apply to the court for the relief demaiid-- therein. Witness, the Hon. Charles S. Zane, jde, and the seal of the district court of the Third .iw.iie al district, in and for th" territory of L tab, tits iwhl' day of OctoDer in the jear of onr Lord one ihons-- j and eight hundred and' uinetv-two- . f seau) , HIKKY O. k MI LLAH, Clerk. V By Okoksb D. Loomis, Deputy Clerk. j Zane A Putnam, Attorneys for Halntift j LEGAL XOTICES. IS THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR THE Third judicial district, territory of Utah, county of SaU Lake c'aivin I. loss, ilalina L. Koas, A. Ifajor, and William C. H. Foss, amtoox; Jsrad L. Koi, a minor, and Georjre H. Koss, a minor, by Solon RioJiarUson, guardian ad litem, Ilrnrie-.t- a Richardson, Suadracii it. i'oss, Betsey S. r, ItaKie D. Killer and Julia K. Cook.iev, plaintiiTs, vs. Suai.nah Koundy, Marv T. Wil-liams, ilyra S. Kuuncy. W". W. Roandy. N. B. Rouady, A. A. W illis, M. A. Rouudy M. E. I'e-loc- k, and all the other heirs-at-la- of Lorenzo vi'. Reuaey, deceased, whose names are unknown, Lauren Keek. Laur a H. Rourdy, Alameua So-phia Parser. easnanLha Parker, Benjamin Rolfe' Joshua F. Grant, yiieu M. White, Elizr.bnth Drake, Kd!n iintwistie, Elvira S. Harney, Albert C. Lyon, defeadr.nte 8umiapns to amend com-p:ain- t. The perple of the terrifciry of Utah seiui cree inf to Susannah Roundy, Msrv T. Williams, Myra S. W. W'.Rouudv, K. B. Koundv, A. A. VilUs, M. A. Roontiy, if. H. Telock, and ail the other heirs-at-ln- ot Lorenzo W. Roundy, eceaeed, wh"e names are unknown, Laurette Beck, Laura K. Roundy, A lameiia Sophia Parker, tNinjsn'.i.a Parser, lie'njjtuiin Ilolfe, Joshua F. Grant, Kllon U. White, Siisabeth Drike, Edwin Enrwiatltj, Elvira S. Isruey, Albert Lyon, de'end-anr- s. You are hereby required to appear in an action brought aga nt ;. rn by the a!:ove named pis n-- I ti3, m th distrftt cocrt of the Third judicial . disrict o the terntcry ct Ctah, and to answer tho amende! complain; ieil therein within ten days (ecxrh-.uv- e of ths d-- y of serviced af er the service on you of this en'r.mons- - if served within this county : or, if served out of this county, but iu this district, with;n twenty days; othersi-- e wirhin f rty days or judgment by default wij be taken against yon, a cording to the prayer of said amended coiupla.nt. The sal i action is brought to have a decree of this fourt for a varut.on and division of the premises hereinafter described, according to the rights of the respective parties noreto, or, if a par- tition caanot be had without injury to those rights, then for a sale of said premises, and a di-vision of the proceeds between the parti? accord-ing to their rights, after payment of costs of this suit: Lot 1, block 101, p a; "A," Salt Lake Citv surTsy. ruining thence W. 18 rods, thence K. ab reds, thence . IS rods, thence S. 6 rods, thence W. 10 rods, thence 8. 5 rods, thence K. 10 rods, thence S. 10 rods to ph.ee of beginning, and all of lots S, S and 4, block M, plat "C," fait Lake City survey, in Bait Lake county, Utah territory. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said amended complaint as above reqn.red the said plaintiffs will apply to the court tor tax relief demanded herein. Witness, the Hon. Charles S. Zane, judge, and the seal of the district court of the 1 hird judicial district, in aud for the territory of Utah, this 7th day of June, in the year of our Lord eighteen hun-dred and niiety-two- . (SaAi.1 HENRY G. McMTLLAST, Clerk. By O. W. D. Lookis, Depnty Clerk. Barlow Ferguson and Williams & Van Cott, at-torneys for piaiutiif. Mumaaons. IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR the Third Judicial district of Utah territory, county of Salt Lake .Melissa Robinson, plaintiff, vs. Frank Kohinton, dofeniiant. The people of the territory of Utah send greeting to Frank Rob-inson, defendant. You are hereby renulred to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the district court of the Third J udicial district of the territory of Utah, and to answer the com-plaint filed therein within tea days (exclusive of 1 the day ot service) after the service on you of this summons if served within this county; or, if served out of this county, but in this district, within twenty days; otherwise withiu forty osto or judgment by .default will be taken agaihss you, according to the prayer of said complaint. The action is brought to have a decree of this court dissolving the bor.ds of matrimony exutin between plaintiff aud defendant, and awaruing to plaintiff the custody of the minor child, issue of said marriage; requiring defendant to pav a rea-sonable sum into court for costs of suit and coun-sel fee, and such ether sum as to the oeurt may seem just: and granting plaintiff general re-lief; prayed on the following grounds, to-wi-t: That on or about March 10, 1681, defendant wii-fui- iy and without cause deverted and abandoned plaintiff, and has ever since continued to desert,--- ' and abandon her, without any sufficient cause, and against her will and without her consent; and that tor more than one year last past defendant has failed to provide for plaintiff the common necessaries of life. And you are hereby notified 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. Chsrles S. Zane, judge, and the seal of the district court of the Third Judicial district, iu and for the territory of Utah, this 2sto, day of October, In the year of our Lord one thou-sand, eight hundred and ninetv-tw-seal HENRY G. McMlLLAN, Clerk, By bto, D. Loom i a. Deputy Clerk. THROUGH CAR LINE. Effective Oct. 12, 1893. Irains arrive and depart at Salt Lake City daily aa follows: ARRITE. From aU Eastern point 8:00 a.m. From Butte, Portland, San Francisco... S:u6 a.m. From Cache Valley and Park City 10:o0 a. in. From all Eastern points 12:40 p.m. From Cache Valley and Ogden 7:10 p.m. From Frisco and intermediate points.. 1Q:00 a.m From Juab, Provo and Eureka 6:10 p.m. From Terminus and Garfield 4:U0p.m. DEPART. Fcr Ogden and all Eastern points 6:00 a.m. For Ogden and intermediate points 6:40 a.m. For butte, Portland, San Francisco and Cache Valley 10 K a.m. For Cache Valley and Park City 3:30 p.m. For Ogden and all Eastern points 6:80 p.m. JFor Provo, Kureka and Milford 7:40 a.m. For Juab and intermediate points 4:25 p. g. For Garfield and Tooele 7:45 a.m. Daily, Sunday excepted. ITralns between Juab and Milford do not rna Sundays. City Ticket Of3ce, 201 Main Street. D. E. BURLET, Gen. Agent Pass. DeDt S. H. H. CLARK, Pres. and Gen. Mgr. E. DICKINSON, Asst. Gen. Mgr. E. L. LOMAX, G. P. & T. A. IN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR Lake county, territory of Utah. In the niat'er of the estate of Peter Hoim, deceased Notice is herebv given that James Neilson, of the estate of Peter Holm, deceased, has rendered for settlement and filed in said court his final account of his administration of said estate and petition for final dis riuution of the residue of said estate among the person er.U:led thereto, and that Thursdav, the 1st day of Decem-ber, A. D. 18i, at 10 o'c.eck a. m., at the court-room of said court, in the county courthouse, Salt Lake City and county, Utah territory, has been duly appointed ty the judge of said conrt for the settlement of "said account and hearing of said petition for distribution, at which time and place any person interested in said extate may appear and show cause, if any thers be, why said account should not be sett.ed and approved aud final distribution made as prayed for. C. E. ALLEN, Clerk of the Probate Court, , By Catjstew Browsi, Jr., Deputy. Dated Oct 31, 1892. MARSHAL'S SAtoLEm.e dPirUecRteSdUANT TO AN, by the district! conrt ot the Third Judicial district of the territory, of Utah, I shall offer at public sale at the fronts door of the county courthouse, in the city and cosnty of Salt Lake, Utah territory, on Hie 1StrJ day of November, 189.:, at 12 o'clock in., all thd r ght. title, cUhn and i tires! r.f B. R.TowndrowJ Auraham llanassr, jr.. Salt Lake impreveaiest 4? Natural Gas Co., and the Carey-Lombar- d Lumber company of, in and to the following-describe- d real estate, situate, lying and being in tse county cf Salt Lake, Utah territerv, and particularly described as follows, to wit: The north one-hal- f (H of the southeast one-qusr- tr ot section nfWen (15) and the southwest ona quarter () of the southenstone quarter (Vi) of seid section n (10), township tne (1) xouth ct raa;e two () west, Salt Lake mend.nn, containing one hun-dred and twenty (12o) scie, together with the im-provements thereon. To be so.d as the property of B. R. Towndrow, Abraham Kanar.er, jr., Lake Improvement Natural as Co., and the Carey-Lomtai- d Lumber company, at the suit of . D. Pavey. Terms of sale ash. E. H. PARS'. jNb, U. 8. JiarshaL By D. N. Swah, Deputy Marshal. F. pierce, plain :i I s attorney. Salt Lake City, Utah, Oct, at, 1804. rpRUSTEE'S SALE WHEREAS, ON OCTO-- J ber 27, 1S91. Theodore A. Davis and Eliza-- beta v . liavis, his wife, as parties of the first part, made aud delivered to the undersigned trustee, a party of the second part, a certain trnst deed o the real estate hereinafter described for the pur-pose of securing to Elton Hoyt, the party of tho third part to said trust deed, the payment of a certain promissory note of even date therewith, made and delivered to said Elton Hoyt by tho , said Theodore A. and Elizabeth V. Davis, for tha sum of six thousand five hundred (30600) dollars, payable one year after date at Salt Lake City, Utah, to the order of said Elton Hoyt, together with interest thereon at the rate of lO per cent per annum from date thereof until paid, interest pay-able quarter yearly. Said deed of trust was re-corded October aJ, 1811. in the County Re-corder's orhre of Salt Lake county, ter-ritory of Utah, in Book 3 F of Trust Deeds, on pages 125-12- 6; and whereas, said parties of the first part in said trust deed cov-en ated to pay said note according to the tenor and effect thereof and therein promised and agreed that in case of default ehonld be made in payment of said note or any part thereof or of the interest that might accrue thereon as ths same should become due and payable, then said trust deed should be in force, aud the undersigned trustee might thereupon proceed to sell at public vendue to the highest bidder for cash tha reel property set forth in said deed ef trust and here-inafter described, after first giving notice for thirty days by publication thereof in some news-paper published in the eonnty of Salt Lake afore-said ; and oat of the proceeds of such sale the said trustee should pay the amount of said note and accrued Interest thereon to ths holder thereof and the costs and expenses of sale, including reasona-ble attorneys' fens; the sale to be conducted and advertised as specified in the deed ef trust afore said; and whereas, bo part of the principal or in-terest of said promissory note has been paid and the same Is due and In default ; now, therefore, at the request ef the holder of said note, the undersiensd trustee hereby gives notice that on Tuesday, November 29, IbW, at the front door of the Sut Lake county court-house in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake county, Utah, at twelve (It) o'clock noon of that day he win, under and by virtue of the trast and power given him in snd by said trust deed as sncu trustee, offer for sale and sell at Dublic auction to the hbrheet bid-- Aet for cash the property aforesaid and herein-after described, or so much thereof as shall be necessary to pay the amount of said note, the accrued interest thereon, expenses of the trust and sa e, including reasonable attorney's fees ad compensation to the trustee, fcaid proper is"' dee. ribe 1 as follows, situate in the county of Salt Lake, territory of Utah, to wit. : Lots two (2) to seven (7) inclusive fonrteen (14) to nineteen (19) inclusive, twenty .'onr (3 to thirtv-ei- x (S6) in-clusive, and forty-thre- e (43) to flfrv-flv- e (55 inclu-sive; ail in block one (1) in Davis. Sharp & Stringer's addition to iSalt Lake City, Utah; also lota three (?) to fonrteen (14) inclusive, in biock two ci) in ssi i sddition ; also lots one fl) to four (4) inclusive, and thirteen (13) to seventeen (17) Inclu-sive, in block three (3) in said addition ; also lots one(l) to twenty-fou- r (64) inclusive, and fifty-fo- ur (54) to fifty eight (5Si inclusive, in block fonr (4), and all of blocks five and six (B) in said addition. Terms of sale. cuh. EDWARD RICHARDS, trustee. E. W. Tatlor, attorney, 8&-- Commercial block. Salt Lake City, Utah. Dated October SS, 1392. TN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR the Thiri judicial district of the Territory of Utah, County of ia:t Lake. Elijah A. Wiutater, p!ainti3, vs. James E. Fulton, James W. Carri-rs- :i and Yirg.nia Carman, his wife, Isaac J. Btaru'ick and Eva K. Starbuck, bis wife. The Bt.nk of Commerce, a corporation, and amnel H. Piukerti n. defni-dact- Summons. The peo-ple of the Tt rri ory of Utah send greeting to Jamij B. Fulton, James W. Carri3a.i and Vir-fin- ia Carrigan, his wife, c J. Starbmk and Eva E. ttaituc. his w,fe. The Bank of Com-merce, a corporation, and samuel li. Pinkerton, defendants. You are hereby required to appear In an action brought yon by the above-name-d plaintiff in the District Conrt of the Th.rd Jr.dicial District of the Territory of Utah, and t answer the complaint fiied therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons if served wi'hin th s county: or.if ssrved oat of this coun'v, but in this district, within twenty days; otherwise wl'k n forty days-- or judgment by de-fault will be taken acainst you, according to the prayer of said complaint. 1 ne said action is brought to have judgment asrainst defendant Fulton, in sum of (lJOo, with interest thereon from May 14, 1(489, at 1 per cent per month, before and after judgment, for 10 per cent of amount found doe as attorney's fee, and for costs of suit: alleged to be due upon a certain promissory note execated by snd defendant to p'.ain'iff May 14, r&4, with interest from date at 1 per cent per month, same being due and unpaid save interest to May 14, and secured by a mortgage of even date on all of lot 2, block 14, plat "B," Salt Lake City snrvey, situate in Salt Lake City and county, I tah, exscuted by said Fukon and wife to p ain-iff- : to have the usnal decree of this court for the sale of said prt mises; that pro-ceeds of such sa.e be applied ia payment ef amounts due as above; that defendant and all persons claiming under them be barred and fore-eloe- d of all dam er eqai y of redemption in said premises; that plaintiff have judgment for anv ceHclency and for other tei.ef. Acd yos are hereby notified that if you fail to appear arid answer the said complaint as above re-quired, the sid plait tiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded taerfiin. Witness, the Hon. Charlie S. Zane, Jnchre, and the slpt.tiJUtxxlcowt of the Third judicial district, in aad for the territory of Utah, this 17th ' day of October, in the year of our Lord oue thonsaod sir.it hundred and ninety two. yfsBAil HSKKf G. McVlLLAN, Clerk. By Go. D. Loo vis. Depu'y CWrk. Fkaxk Put Bin, Attorney for Plaintiff. f AKSHAL'S SALE PURSUANT TO AN liL order of sale to me directed by the district court of the Third judicial district of the territory of Utah, shall offer at public sa.e at the frontdoor of the county court honse, in the citv andcouu'y of Salt Lake, Utah territory, on the i th day of No-vember, lSKJ, at Is! o'cioek m , all the rKht, title, claim and interest of N. R. Ressler of, in and to the f ulowing described real estate, situate, lying and being in the city and courty of Salt Lake, Utah territory, and particularly described as fol-lows, to wit: Commencing; at the sonthnest cor-ner of lot two(2), biock eleven (11), plat "'B," Salt Lake City snrvey, and running them e east six (6) and two-thir- d ("',) rode, thence north twenty (',"0) rods, thence west six (t) and two-- t iirds (?$) rods, thence south twenty () rods to the place of be-ginning, con ainint; one hundred (Ui) thirty-th- r' and one-thir- d (38 H) square rods of sui face ground, together with aJ the tenements, heredita-ments and appurtenances thereunto belonging. To be sold as the property of N. R. Ressler, at the suit of Annie W. Clays. Terms of sale, cash. Frank Hoffman, plaintiff's attornev. E. H. PARSONS, U S. Marshal-B- y D. N. Swan, Depnty Marshal. Salt Lake City, Utah, November 7, 1892. TIMBER CULTURE COMMUTATION PROOF for publirati u. Uiifted States Land Oifice, Salt Lake C 'y, Utah, Oc oser 25, l;9i. Ni.txe is hereby g.v.n taat William L. Butler has filed no ice of in'eut ou to make final proof bfors the register and receiver at his ofSce in S:t Le:ie City, I'tah, on Tours iay, the 1st day of Decern ft. ltU, on timfcer culture appUcation'No. 11 4 for tne southwest q::a'ter ot northwest quar- ter of section No. 30, in township No. 1 north, range Mo. 1 east lie names as witnestti: Sam-uel Simpson, David 1 homas, Adam bpeirs, Ernest Speirs, all of Salt Lake City, Utah. FilAJift D. HOBB8, Register. Bird Jt Lowe, Attorneys for Claimant. MARSHAL'S SALE PURSUANT TO AN to me directed by the Third judicial district court of the territory of Utah, I sh.ll expose at public sale, at the front door of the county court house, in the city of Salt Lake, county of Salt Lake, and territory of Utah, on the 3- th day of November, 18!fci, at 13 o'clock m., all right, title, claim and interest of Ella S. Sears of, in, and o the following described real estate, sit-uate, lying, and being in Salt Lake conrty, and desiribed as follows, to wit; Part of lot 2, in b ock 54 plat B, Salt Lake City survey, commenc-ing T rods north rf 'hesoathwest corner of sail lot and running theme east 6 rods, thence north 8 rods, thence west b rods, thence south 3 rods to the pi ce of beginning. To be soid as the prop-erty of Ella S. Sears, at the suit of W. C. Pavey, trustee. . erms of sale, cash, E. H. PARSONS, U. 8. MarshaL By Boman Oaj.no, Deputy Marshal. Datd November 9, lttki. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE Of A. Tait, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administrator of the estate of Thomas A. Tait, de eased, to the credit-ors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the neceyanry vouchers w.thia four months a'tfr the first publi- cs ion of this notice, to he raid John Strickley, administrator, at the effice of Booth, Lee & Grav, rooms Si!, t, 64 and 65, Commercial block, Salt Lake City, Utah, in the cour'y of Bait Las. JOHN STRK KLSY, Administrator estate ot Thos. A. Tait, dee'd. Dated Oct. Jo, 1892. prW li (li if SUB2&BD S&U8L Current Tlins Table, la effact Asg. 23, '92 Liaves Salt Laics. No. For Provo, Grand Junction and points east 8:00a, m. No. 4 For Provo, Grand Junction and all points east 8 :2 p. m. No. 8 For Provo, Payson. Eureka and Silver City 4:06 p. m. No. 0 For Bingham and San Pete Val- - . ley 9:10 a. m. No. S For Ogdeo and the West ll:B8p. m. No. 1 For Ogdea and the West 11:15 a. m. No. 6 For Ogden and the West 4:50 p. m. ARsrvi Sax La a. No. 1 From Provo, Grand Junction and the East 11:06 a. m. No. 8 From Provo, Grand Junction and the East 11:48 p. m. No. 1 From Provo, Payson, Eureka and Silver City 10:10 a. m. No. 6 From . Bingham and San Pete Valley 4:46 p. m. No. 5 From Ogden and the West 8:00 a. m. No. a From Ogden and the West T:B0 a. m- - No. 4 From Ogden and the West 9:16 p. m. Pullman Palace Sleepers on aU through trains: No changes; close connections; safety, speed and comfort. - Ticket Offlce No. 2GO S. Maia St. D. C. DOTSK, Gen. Manager. A. S. WIL0T, Oeaevsi Bast. 2. bxnxbtt. a P. TJL Notice of Sale Under Trust Deed. WHEREAS, CHARLE O. FARNSWORTH, day of March, 18W, execnted and delivered to the B .nk of Commerce his er-- n promissory note for the sum of Four 1 bous-an- d Three Hundred and F rty doliars, psvab e ou the si! st day of March, 1SV3, with interest ti re-e- n at the rate of ten per cent per annum from i'B date, b th principal aud interest payable at the Bank t f Commerce, in Sait Lake Ciy ; and Whereas, to secure the payment of said note ac-cording to its true Tenor and effect the said Charles O. Farnsworth and Jennie A Jrarnswonh. his wife, on the same day eiscutej and d lLered to 8. F. WaUer and S. II. Fields, jr., trustf-es- . of Salt Lake City, Utah, a certain oeedwherebv tliey conveyed to the said 8. F. Walcer and 8. 11 .lLi'i 4is In tin frtt lnt.r riaarriVaJ wnm . situate in Salt Lake county, Utah, to-wi- t: Lot rune (9) in bloek thirtee i (18). lots five ("),s it ( ) and seven (7) in block fiftesn (151, lot eigi.t (8) '.n block twenty (20), lots sevsn (.) and nine (b) in biock twenty two ( 2). lots ten (10), eleven (ll)r.nd twelve (1) in block thirty-si- x (oft), lots eleven .11) and twelve (12) in block thirtv-seve- n ( 57), and lots ore (1), two ('-- twe ve (12), thirteen (13), fourteen (14), hfieen (15), sixteen lf), seven ren (li) an 1 eighteen (18) in bi ak seventy-on- e (71), all as p.at-te- d in Kinney & Gourlay's improvtd city plat of Salt Lake City; which said deJ was dnly nld for record in the office of the county recorder of Salt Lake county, Utah, on the th day of July, 182, and recorded in hook "8A," psge 5&J; and Whereas, said dead provides anion (Other things that should default be made in the payment cf sj.d note according to its true tenor and e.Tec t, said trnstees at the request of the legal holder of said note, may proceed to sell the property in sai I d ed de enbed at public vendue to the highest bidder for cah, at the front door of the County Court Ho 'ire at the county seat of Salt Lake County, Utah, first givirg thirty days' public notice of the time, trm and place of sale, and desci iption of the property to be sold, by ad-vertisement In some newspgner prin'ed aud pub- lished in Salt Lake County U afi; i.ni, Wheteas, said maker of said note has utterly failed and re'used to pav the interest falling due thereon on the 21st day of fepneer, 162, amount nt; to the sum of one hundred and eight and tiO-l- (?lo.ti0) dollars; and Whereas, the holder of sid note, the k of Comntrfo. ha elcct"d to declare and has .nder the provisions of said ded of trust the wi.o.f of said debt due nrtd payable, and has reuf i e 1 tl.e undersigned trustees to sell tne under the power conferred upon them Ly catd deed, for the pnrpose of satisfying the said debt, d e uding pr ncipal and interest. Now,THir.irnEE, pursuant to the power in them vested by sa.d trust det-d- , and at tue request t the said Bank of Ccnmerce aforesaid, we, S. F. Walker and 8. H. Fields, jr., trustees, of Salt Lake City, Utsh, will, at the front door of the Courtv Court House in Salt Lake County, Utah, on the 15th day of December, l$t2, at the hour of 12 o'c oc- - ni of said day, sell at public ven-due to t e h goes' bidder for cash, the premises hereinoeioie and in a i dec i described, to satisfy said note aud interest, and costs of executing this trnst. S. F. Walkek. S. H. Fields, Jr. Dated Nov. 10th, 183i NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION LAND Salt Lake City, Utah, October 11, Notice is her-b- y (rfvea that the folio wine-name- d r has fllsd notice of his Intention to make flnal proof in support of his claim, aad that said proof will be made before the register and receiver at Salt Lake Ci y, Utah territory, on November 25, 18f2, via. : Joha H.Smith, li. 8. No. 11,720, for the north ha f of the southeast quarter of section i2, and north half ef the south-west quarter of sectien 28, township 8 sootn, ran re 1 east. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence apou aad caltivaiion of said land, viz.: W. J. Terry, J. L. Howard, C. M. Crosegrove and James Brown, all ot Draper, Vtaa. . FRANK D. HOBiiS, Register. iMnes anb 'Mcn. FISH SPRINGS. Sixty men are now employed in the dis- - trict. The output of the Emma mine is thirty-fiv- e or forty tons a month of good V, grade, and the property is looking well. The Utah mine U looking better than ever. The main fchaft is down 275 feet, and at that depth the ore body is larger than ever and the quality better. An even dozen of four and six-hors- e teams are employed, that haul three to four tons at a load. It takes the teams a little over a week to make the round trip to Deseret, the nearest rail-road station. The last shipment of ore of 28,033 pounds assayed 50 per cent 'X Jead and l'J2.7 ounces of silver to the ton. """ ' Another dividend of 5 cents a share on the capital has been declared, amounting to $3000, or a total of $90,100 paid in dividends on the property prior to and since incorpora- - started. Then it is anticipated the company can profitably work low grade ore. Ilatton & Hammond shipped a ten-to- n lot of ore from the Red Cloud mine, on Alum creek, to the arrastras that yielded $65 to the ton. Owners of small Nevada county placer claims are preparing them for the rainy sea-son, when they can be worked. Ravine mining led to the discovery ef some very rich float rock at French Corral last " winter, and the discoverers are now waiting for the winter rains to supply them with water and soften the ground, when they will resume their search for the ledge from which the float rock was detached. Virginia Enterprise. Paris Cliy. William Blackler's left le was badly bruised in a cave in the Daly mine. No bullion was shipped from the Marsac mill last week, but the Ontario mill sent out forty-thre- e bars. Shipments from the Mack- - lion. Ttah Marble and Oayx. Some very fine specimens of onyx and f marble are on display at the rooms of the Polytechniciciety, in the Progress build-ing, in SjLeJie, that show what Utah can do in ihjg iine. The attention of architects, bujitfers and otbfcT9 interested in Utah pro-Jnuc- ts is especially invited to this collection. vThe specimens aTeV uch shape as to show how these ;beautifu "tones may be mad . commercially valuac.1 The Brigham RrporlefJ ,ome handsome specimens were brouglISvbere y some Willard men who recently fWad a big de posit in the western part V Box Elder county. The discoverers haveTrted in to open up the field. "Working tha Bntkkora. Louis Cutler, who owns a group of cha' dozen claims between Dngway and DCP Creek, has arranged to work them all itiSl ter. He has also leased Sam Gileon's Buck-hor- n mine, that shows up so rich iagold, and put five men at work to oper up the property. Tlntlc Topics. While excavating for the foundation for a building on the Anaconda group, workmen struck a large body of fine looking quartz, containing iron, silver and gold. The 6llver ran fifteen ounces to the ton. Some of the ore shipments last week were 618 tons, from Bullion-Bec- k &, Champion; Tintic Alining company, 25 tons; Diamond, 40; Eagle, a carload lot, and Undine, 50 tons, the best made so far. Undin now works a force of tea men. Nevada Mlaea. John Kearney, a miner employed in the Tip Top mine, St. Louis district near Tusca-ror- e, was considerably bruised ia a cave-In- . W. B. Lawler, who has struck it rich by his property in Euby distrlet, is said to hare negotiated a $75,000 sals of mining prop-erty. During October ore shipments oyer the Eureka & Palisade railroad amounted to 2127 tons, mostly to Salt Lake. h In the Peavin district, twenty-fiv- e mile VU north of Reno, a rich ledge was recently dls- - - covered. Ore taken out only seven feet b. y low the s'urface assays $100 to the ton In yilTer.l fAinery for the Standard Consolidated Xompany's new electric plant has "and will be la running order o tbat tfce mill can be. intosh sampler amounted to: Ontario, 507,550 pounds; Daly, 163,330; Anchor eon- - centrates, 227,520; Anchor crude, 109,150; Silver Kiag, 190,750; May Flower, 79,970 pounds, a total of 1,299,270 pounds. The Anchor shaft is forty-fiv- e feet below the tunnel level and the Work of sinking is going steadily forward. The body of first- - class ore uncovered recently is still holding out well. . There has been a wonderful falling off in the amount of ore shipments from this eamp recently, as compared w'ith what they were during the early months of the year. It is fair to assume thai the low price of lead and silver forms the 'meat in the cocoanut. Record. Development will continue all winter on the properly of A. L. Dahlgrea and George Urban, located above the Glencoe. It shows ore of the same character as that in the Wa-satch. a new leaching vat Is to b put In the jjac mill where the old retort furnace is belnV taka oUt-- There was a necessity for incrgjsing the capacity of the mill. jjirguson District, Nevada. The xJr reports many idle men on the streets oFoleIle, wnicn ,BOW tBt the rush of miners to tne litrict is Many Ploce e86 haTe JTn ther since work closeddowQ la th,t town-Ne-road tV the Maffnoli min8 "m-- Good progreV U mad on the ttmMl of the Reed Conaodtcd colnPaBy that is ed five fee a LarS nart2 boulders are be encountered in the porphyry, and the cVracter of ground is constantly changing' rJMg pointing to the fact that good ot wm 0on be struck. ' I Pending a settlem Jat of dlgremnt between the men wri bonded th APril 'ool mine, a force of ff el,Tea men i. L. Powell succelsded Jonn Sevenoaks as superintendeat of ne Magnolia. Oa that property houses af bein built OTr botbi shafU and a whim f be,nK PQ UP n No.U That shaft has rh cently been rtimbered and sinking resunJed- - 14 Is bow ixty.flve feet deep, and thr ' bottom is In first-clas- s ore, which has eonfnued luU depth. Two drift are being! rua 'rom bottom of No. 1 shaft which iaf now 130 ,eet deeP- - The ore has not material1 changed In the last forty or fifty feet. ThV formation is not nearly as bard as formerly! Dein' contact of lime and porpajrywj ( IN THE PROBATE COURT, IN AND FOR Sait Lake county, territory of Utah. In tha matter of the estate ef William C. .stiller, is hereby ir.vcn that Martha Mil er, executrix of the esta'e of Wi liana C. Milier, deceased, has rer.d.red fcr settlement, and fiid in paid court, ber rral account of her administration of said estate and petition for fiaal distribution for the reidue of said estate amenj the persons entitled thereto, and that Thursdav, the 1st day cf December, A. D. 1892, at 10 o'clock a. m , at the courtroom of said court, in the county courthouse. Sa t Lake Ci yand county, Utah territory, has been dulv appointed by the judge of S4id court for the settlement of said ac-count and hsaring eaid petition for distribution, at which time and place any person interested ia said estate may appear and thow caus if any there he, why taid account shonid not be eiUed and approved and final distribution mace as prayed lor. C. X. ALLES, Clerk of the Probate Court. By Cacstes Browkb, Jr.. Beparv. V . C Hall and Clarence W. Uaii, attorneya for Martha Miller, execat.ix. Datl November 4, lsffi MARSEAL'8 SALS PURSUANT TO AN to me directed by the District Court of the Third Judicial District of tha Territory ot Utah, i shall orfer at public sale, at the front door of the county court bone ia the city and county of Salt Lake, IT; ah Territory, on the 15th day of November, 14. at 12 o'clock m., aU the right, UUe, eiaim and interest of R. C Keever, C K. vast, Aqnilla 11. Pickering, Jane Doe Pick-srin- j, his wife. Frederick Getchell snd Jane Doe Ostcaell, his wife, of, in and to the following described property, situate, lying and being in the County of Sait Lake, Utah Tern tory, and particularly described as follows, to-wi-t: Lots nine (V) to twenty-fou- r (4) inclusive of blo'-ktw- (Si; lots twenty-fiv- e (Jfi) to thirty-tw- o (SO) inclusive of block three (8); lots one (1) to ei.ht (?) inclusive and lots twenty-fiv- e to thirty-tw- o (:iJ) inclusive of block six If.) ; the north half (being lots nine (9) to twenty-fou- r (24) inclusive) of block seven (7; lots nine fii) to tweni.v-fou- r (24) inclusive of block ten (10); lots one 1) to eifht (8) inclusive and lots twenty-ev- e (25) to thirty-tw- o (32) inclusive being :h south hall of block eleven (11); lot one (1) to slpfit (8) inclusive and lot twenty hve (i ) to thirtv-tw- o (3S) inclusive of block fourteen (14) aad lots nine t'9) to twenty-fou- r (94) Inclusive of biock ften (1.V); all as platted in '"l ark Dale," aa addition to Salt Lake Ciry. aocording to the official plat thereof on file ia tbe efsoe of tUe recorder of Bait Lake county, and situa e, lym j and being in the west half of the northeast quarter of section twenty-nin- e (2i), tp. 1 south, ranee 1 west of Salt Lake meridian. To be sold as the property of R. C. Keever, C. S. Vert, Aqmila H. Picksring, Jane Doe Pickering' bis wife, Frederick Uftcheil aad Jane Doe Getch-ei- l, hts wife, at th- - suit of Joseph D.Park. Terms' of sale, cash. . H. PARSONS, TJ. S. Marshal. Ey D. N. Swaw , Deputy Marshal. Kawl n and Cri e-.-ow. plaiuuff s attorneys. ba.t Lake Citv. Utah. October 24. 13 TBUSTSB'S HALE WHERBAS, HESBT Frank Hoffmaa and Lottie L. Hoffman, bis wife, on tha 13th day of February, 102, made, executed and delivered to W. & their certain promissory note, for the principal sum of ten thousand ($10,000) dollars, payable to the order of the said W. S. McCornick, sixty i'i0) days after date, with interest thesean at the rate of one (1) per cent per month, payable monthly from date until paid, both before and alter judgment, and Wkereas, To secure the payment of said note, the Slid H;"nry Denhaitar, Fraak Hoffmaa and Lottie L. Hoffman, bis wife, ou saia iay made, executed and delivered to Josiah Barnett, as trus-tee for the said W. S. McCornick, their certain trust deed in writing of that date, which said trust deed was daly certified, acknowledged and recorded in the ef the county recorder of Salt Lake county, Utah territory, on the 17th day of February, 1832, at ten minutes past 10 o'clock, a.m., in book "3D" of mortgages, on pages 443&, and thereby conveyed to said Barnett the follow-- in mining properly, town; "au tnose certain pieces or paresis of mineral land, situate, lying and being in the West Mountain Mining district, county of Bait Lake, territory of Utah, bounded and described as fol-lows, to-wi-t: The Highland lode and mining claim, the North Eldorado lode and mining claim, tha South Eldorado lode and mfning claim, tho Oqulrrb lode and mining claim; alee, all machin-ery situated on said mining claims, and all build-ings and improvements owned by said first par-ties, together with the Highland boarding house, situated on the opposite side of th lawn from tha High and mine; the above described premises is intended to include all the interests of the parties of the first part, above mentioned, in aud to tho Highland group of mines, situate in said mining district;'1 and. Whereas, it is provided in said trust-dee- that ia case default be made in the payment ! said promissory note, or any part thereof, or of any interest that may accrue thereon, as the same be-came due and payable, that the said trustee mighi proered to sell said described property, or any part thereof, at public vendue to the highest bid-der for cash, (either of tbe parties hereto being at liberty to become the purchaser at such sale,) at the south front door of the county courthonse, in Salt Lake city, Utah, first giving twenty , (SO) days' public notice of the time, terms and place ef said sale, and the property to be sold, by advertisement in some new-psne- r printed in the English lacguage, and published iu said Salt Lake City, in the county and territory aforesaid, and Whereas, No payments of principal have been made upon said note, and the whole thereof with Interest from September 13, 1892, is now past due and owing. Now, therefore, at the request of W. S. McCor-nick, the lesal holder aad owner of ssid note, and by virtue of the power and authority in me vested under and by the terms of said deed of trust, I, Josiah Barnett, trustee as aforesaid, will on Mon-day, tbe 21st day of November, 1S92, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. in., at the south front door of tha county courthouse, in the city of Salt Lake, county of Salt and territory of Utah, sell the said real property, with the appurten-ances, together with the Highland board-ing house and all the machinery and buildings situated thereon, belonging to said fl rst parties, and hereinabove and ia said deed of trn.'t fully described, and all the right, title, benefit anil equity of redemption ot the said Henry Leu-halte- r, Fran. 1; offman and Lottie L. Hoffman, his wife, their heirs and assigns therein, at public vendue to the highest bidder for cash, for the pur-pose: 1st To pay the expenses of this trust, in-cluding reasonable attorney and counsel fees, snd compensation to eaid trustee for his services. Sod Pay the amount to the holder of said prom-issory not that he may have advanced for taxes, insurance or mechanics1 or other Liens under the covenants la said trust deed contained, with interest thereon at the rate of one per cent (1 per cen:) per month from the date of the payment thereof. Third Pay the amount remaiaing uu-pa- id on said above-describe- d note for principal and interest, calculating interest up to the day ef sale. Fourth Pay aay surplus to the said par-ties of the first part, their personal representa tives or assigns. Dated October 81, 1S92. JOSIAH BARNETT, Trust. Summotii. IN TITK DISTRICT COURT IX ASD FOR the Third Judicial district of Utah territory, county ot halt Lake Harriett Cock, plalntliT. vs. JesiVF. Cook, di fendsct. The people of the ter-rditcofrny eaf. tU. tah send greeting to Jese W. Cook, Tiou are hereby required o appear in an action brought at:aiift yon by the a; jvenaroel piain i.f, in the district to srt t the Third Judicial district of the territoiy of Utah, and to answer the com-- p aiu. nled therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons if served within this county; or, ix served out of this county, but in this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days or judgment by dsiault will be taken a?inst you, sctord.ug to the prtyerof said complaint. The said action hi brought to have a everee of this court dissolving th i bonds of matrimony x- - tiosting betwe- - a piaiuUff and defendant: awarding jlAict.fi the care and custody ef the miuor chi d, issue of raid marriage, ana grantir g plain-ti- ll general relief; prayed on tne foi owing grounds, 1 hat on cr stout Jul j, lffi,Ce-ieiii:m- t wiif u.ly ai;d without cause deserted and aiaua-ne- l thi p'sic.iif, aud hss ever since con-tinue i ro to wi'Jul v a id without caugodeKert and abandon hir, s,a.nst her will sad without her con-en- . ; tnat imit their snid marriage defendant ha treated j lnint.9 in a cruel and inhaman man- - ner, causing ker grea' koaiiy harm snd men al d. sires : teat for more than one year lart de-fendant has fri ed to provit.e lor plain'.if the common necessaries of life, although abi so to do. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to a p r and answer tbe said complaint as above lequired ttie said piamiifi will apply to the court for th rshsf dstuande. ikereln. ' Witness, the lioa. Charles P. Zane. judpe. and the seal of the district court of the Thi: Ji d.tial district, in i.nd for the territory of Utah, this Oth day of 3eptmler, lu the year of onr Lord one thousand. Sight hnndre and nlaety-two- . teAi. HENRY U. McMILLAN, Clark. By Oko. D. Loukis, i epaty Clerk. Kiag A Houti, attorneys for plaintiff. IN THS DISTRICT COUBT TS ANB FOK the Third ji 4 eial district of Utah territory, county of Salt Lake. ilarr A. Murphy, pliiintiif, vs. Thomas J. Murphy, summons. The People of the territory of Utah send greet-ing: To Thosa J. Murphy, defendant, Ton are hereby rec,u rd to appear in an action broarht aeainst you by the above named plaintiff in the dirtrict conrt cf the Third Judicial district of the terriary of Cfcth. and to answer the com-plaint Hied therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons if served withiu this county; or, if served oat ef this county, but in this district, within twenty dsrs; otherwise within forty days-- or judgment by default will be takan against you, accord n.sr to the prayer of said complaint. The said actios is brourht to have a decree cf this court di elvinr tha bonds of matrimony ex-isting between the plaintiff and defendant; award-ing the plaintiff the custody and care of minor children, issa ot said marriage; requiring the defendant to pay a reasonable sum into court to defray tbe expenses of this action aud for counsel fses and for piaictiH s support during the pecd-enr- y of this action; and for such other aud proper relief as to this court may seem Just and eonitable; above relief prayed on the ground that defendant disregarding his duty as a husband, has treated plaintiff tn a cruel and iuharnan manner, causing est great bodily and mental distress. A. d yon are hereby notified that if yon fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, tbe sail snaln'.iff will apply to tha court for the relief demanded therein. WMneee. the Hon. Chariea S. Zane, Jndpe, and the seal of the district court of the Third judicial district, in and for the territory of Utah, this Sftu cay cf September, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred end niaety-tw- n. sai- - H1CNRT Q. McMILLAN, Clerk. By tiio. D. Looms, Deputy Clsrc Reilly fc Kane, Arty s. for PIS. 57HERBAS, HENRY JOHNSON AND n Bmiie Johnson, his wif, by tfceir certain deed of trust bearing dat t'ae &tb day of 8item-ber- , IsS J, and duly recorded in the recorder s of-fice in th county ef 8a.t Lake, Utsh terr.tory, in book "2F" of mortgages, ragss 178 to 190, inclu-sive, to d and eaveyei to William W. Pet, trutee, the folio inz d?scr.bed prooerry, situ-ated in said county of fait Lase, towit: The northwf st quarter of section twentv-thre- e (28) in township one (1) sonth of rani e two () west of the Siit Lake meridian, including, with said land, all ditch and water rights tuereunto per-taining, or in any way belonging, whether repre-sented cy shares of capital stock in any ditch com-pany, cr by actual ownehip of any citch or Site": en or interest therein or by contracts or leases with any third party, ov which are held and controlled by tee saiu parties ot io.e first part In connection therewith, in trust for the purpose cf semrirg the payment of that certa.n promissory not of said linnry and Emile Johnscn bearing date the toh day of reptember, 1839, for the snm of eleven hundred ($lllX.O0) .'O.lars, and payable to the order of the Lombard Investment company Sep-tember 1, USi, at Kansas City, Mo., with interest from (iate until maturity, at 6 per cent per aunum, payable semi-annuall- and the prncipal and in-terest after maturity to bear mtt-res-t at 12 per cent per annum, payall semiannually; and wheie a ths raid Lombard Investment company did, for value received, indorse, assign, transfer and deliver said note to John Tiernan; and whereas said William W. Peet hss removed from said territory of Utah, and by reasi n thereof and by proceeding duly had in the eaid district court of the Third judicial district of Utah territory, William c. id all was by said court appointed trustee in raid deed of trust in tbe stead of th said Pe-- t, and to succeed to and be vested with all tha power aad authority originally conferred upon or vested in said Peet by said deed; aud also on said 10th day of October said Tiemsn, In accordance with th erms of said deed of trust, did app 'int said Uall such trustee and successor in said trot; aad whereas according to th terms aud coa-ditio-of said not and sa d dead of trust, said not is due and no part thereof has been paid ; and whereas, it was aad is provided in said deed, that should default b made in th payment of said note, and at the request f th hoider of said note, the said trustee or his successor, ths undersigned should proceed to sell said property or so much thereof aa may be eeesary, at pub-lic auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, for tha purpose ef paying said note and fulC) Ing and dis-charging be ligations of said trust , and where- at said John Tiernan, th owner jmd holder ef sifd note, has requested said undersigned trustee Vfproqted to sell said property under and in as--J fJanle with""-Vn- mi ' of snid di ed. t)u. e underxigned trustee afore-v-- ' VI said JobTUrnaa, said fine w;ih the hm Wednesday. I tie fro&t door lake couaty, ia at 12 o'clock, taction to the iy, er so much said note and lly satisfy and I C. BALL. I Troatee. NOTICK TO CBDITOHS. ESTATE OF Shackleton. deceased. Notice is here-by given, by the undersigned, administrator of the estate o. John Bharkieton, deceased, to the creditors of and ail pereoas having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit thira with the ne-cessary vouchers within tea months after th first publication of this notice, to the raid admin-istrator at the offlce of Fiank Pierre, McCornick building, bait Lake (. ity, in the County of Salt Lake, Territory of Utah. WILLIAM K. MASON, Administrator. Fkakk Pieuck, attorney for estate. Dated October 12. 18i NOTICK TO CKEDITOES ESTATE OF B. deceased : Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administrator of the estate of B. F. Allen, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchors, within tea months after tbe first publication of this notice, to tbe said administrator, at 17t West Second Sooth, Salt Lak City, in th county of Salt Lake. JOSEPH G. SAUTHER, Administrator of Estate of B. T. Allen, de-ceased. Bxsbzk A Bubris, Attorneys for Estate. Dated October IS, IBSjA NOTICE DESERT LAKD TJ. 8. LAND Lake City, Utnh, September 17, 1SW2. Complaint having been ent-se- at this office by Oeorye W. Williams agatr st George W. Pickett for failure to comply wita law as to Desert Land Entry No. !164J, oatd October 4, I860, upon the bW , &E 54 and eE, SWfcecUon 19, Town-ship 1 south. Range 8 west, it Tooele county, Utah, with a view to th cancellation of said en-try: contestant alleging that said teorpW. Pick-ett has failed 10 reclaim said sntry by conducting water thereon, either by pipes o ditches, or in anyway whatsoever, within tae tre vears pre-scribed by law, and h a continue', aid failure up to and including the data brfof ; that said eascribed land is euU in its erf tff Th aid parties ar hereby nmmor y aPpeer at this effios on the 2bth day of Octi 1 at 10 o'clock a. m., to respond and furlA! J testimony concerning said allejrd failure. FKANK. D. HOB Eeglstar. ! TN THE PROBATE COURT, IN AND FOR f A Salt Lak eonnty. territory of Utah. In the I matter of the estate of Thomas Hope Nixon, Notice Notice is hereby given that Ana N ixon,adminitra'rix of the estate of ThomasHope Nixon deceased, has rendered for settlumeat, and filed in said court, her lisai account of her admin-istration of said estate and petition for tin al distribution of the residue of said estate ainore th persons entitled thereto, and that Thursday, th 8th day of Deceraeer, A. D. U92, at 10 o'clock a. m , at the court room of said conrt, in 'the eouaty court house in Bait Lak City and county, Utah territory, has been drily appointed by the jud.'e of u.d court, for the settlement of said acccuut aud hear-ing ssid peti.lon fur distribution, at .which time and place any person interested in aid estate mar appear and show ranee, If any there be, why said account sbonid not be settled arid approved and final distribution made aa prayed for. Dated November 12, ltjfci. C. X. ALLEN, Oirk of the Probate Court. By CAUSTim Bbowk, jr., Depnty. NOTICE FOR PUBLIC A'fcI0riA1JP at Salt Lak City, Ut ltJ. Sotice is hereby givsn thr: th olhwmg-name- d settler has filed notice q, inntiB make final proof ia support claim, and that said proof will be made h rgi"' aud receiver at United Stat115 0B' S,alt Lake Citv, Utah, oa Novef' lb? Jta-- J Thomas Cambell Beck, for thf w.est f08"0 northeast quarter and wert half of soatheast quarter ef section 9. towui11'? l. onth' Jn5e 3 west. He names the follow" Wltnefse Pv his continuous residence J ndTc.tt cf, said Land, viz.: Job f8 Df,Ti(i Ji9id' John B. WaJteaV.d Jo) 9llon' ant Green, Utah. BBS, Register, E. Y. HtwisaTMtorlq fimL Notice. Certificate number 80, representing 100 shares Chalk Creek Coal Mining-- Co. stock, issued on 31 arch 6, 1SS0, to Theodore Bnrmester. has b'n lost by the owner, and duplicate has this dav been issued. All persons are hereby cautioned against purchasing said ortglsal certificate aa it will not be recognized by th company. I I Octobet 86, 1893, ' w |