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Show ! -'- ' THE SALT LAKE 3 - --;qMESi SAXVRDiy, JULY 3. I89'J. , . GARFIELD BEACH- - Commencing Sunday, July lO Trains lie. tween Salt take City and Garfield Beach Will Baa as Follows: Leave Arrive Learn Arrive Salt Lake. Garfield. Garfield. Salt Lake 10:00 a. m. 10:40 a. m. 8:30 a. m. a.m. 1:00 p. tu. 1:40 p.m. 12:00 noon 12:40 p m 2:00 p.m. 2:40 p.m. 2:00 p. in. 2:40 pm 3:00 p.m. 3:40 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 3:40p.m" 4:00 p. m. 4:40 p. m. 4:00 p. m. 4:40p m 5:00 p.m. 5:40 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 5:40p'm" 5:10 p. m. 6:20p. m. 7:00 p. m. 7:40pm" :00 p. m. 6:40 p. m. 9:00 p. ra. 9.40 p.m" 7:00 p. m. 7:40 p. id. 10:30p. m. ll:10p.m". Daily except Sunday. Orchestra every day and night. Bathing boating and dancing. Fare for tbe round trip 50 cents. D. E. Burlev, Genl. Agt. - - O WS.? ..THE. BOART OP PUBLIC r; , Lake City, Utah, July 27th, r-0P9 for a reet pawns: Sealed VvUn" W"i receivd ""til 2 o clock p; in. of fmi , .A,rb,nn,1"2ipavin ith stone blocks 3UT" BH,? East Temple street, between ta "rii.tri?Px a".d ? 0ar.th So,,tn etre?t;- - iu Pv-- 'f'lemple and StateMrens, in paving &t r'd, .Y,1 TemP' iet, in paving 2niL ,,0i h1ealfeet (,f rbing, about 15,010 V ?IV cf "ion blok Pavement, and about square yards f asph-iltu- pavemeitio be hJJnrt i,Pe;","catln and forms for contract and win VVL'Ptk'r WIth ul1 instructions to bidders of H.ifn 'i.ed Sn application. Address Board it&XZtfU -t- any and all bid.. C. L HAINES, Chairman, - A. F DOREML-S- t itviiineer. 1 AfARSHAL'S SALE-PIRSUA- NTT "ANKX:! cial,nDi"st"rimct cotuormt eof dthireecTteedrritboyrythoef UThtaihrd, I JKuhdail-i expose nt public sale, at the front door of the County Court house, in the city oi S t Lake, tonmy of bait Lake and territory of Utah, on ,ne, th day of August, 1892, nt 12 wi00 K omf Ol?eU the r'?ht' tlt:. 'laim and Pettersen, of, in, end to the toiiowing described leal estate, situate, lying and" being in salt Lake County, UUrv.Terr.torv, and described as ioilows. to-wi-t: Beginning in cen-- ,a B.treet running east and west through 1,1 ?ownhip 2 smth. rangi least. Salt JUike Meridian, at a point one rod south and yrt'i rods west of the northeast comer of the south- east qus-rte- (") of the northeast quarter (. said . of section, situated in Salt Lake County, Utah ttheerir.ieteoryw,esatnd30mnnrins- - thence south 53 rods, ,ds, thence - n. rth 43 rods T"8 f.lsats the ProrPrdt9.v toof VOhie Pectfterbseegninantinthge. suit of C hristme Pettersen. lerms of sale, cash. E. H. PARSONS, r. S. Marshal, Bv A. G. DYER, Deputy Marshal. Dated, July 27st, 1892. . ?Sklo Son'' tai!or- - Established May 1, 1S76. Main street, opposite Walker House. - nnraiMi .1 1 in . . i i r ( - . I tr' S SALE STARTS !' I 6 I I ,j Tuesday Morning, July 26, 1 I I ! . 10 O'CLOCKSHARP. I g V j; S? All" Goods are Damaged and will GO --S3 jl li Regardless of Value. 132 I I f SALTLAKEEQUHBLE CO-O-P. f 1 I I 42-4- 4 W 1st So., cor. mate St. i p M COME EARLY FOR BARGAINS. i' ' ' r4 - - - 'i p vS. FrrymJF.MAmwmmf.w - - r- - - Ti " mmiin... 4 A House Down Side I' p. Baby had a cold; Mrs. McGinnU said hot whisky Aunt Katy said catnip tea. Cousin f.m Bald rhubarb was the thing", but grandpa (heaven bless him) said Haller's Sure Cure CoFuogrh Syrup would take the cake, and itdid. sale by the Sykes Drug Co, corner State and first South streets. ' ANNUAL STATEMENT For the year ending December 31, 1831, of tha con- dition of the Mutual Rcserre hU Life Association. Made to the Secretary of the Territory of Utah, in pursuance of an act relating to Life Insurance Companies, approved March 7, 1888. 1 Nama of Companv and location ilutriial Reserve Fund Life Associa-tion, New York Ci'v. 2 T'ae amount of capital stock is Xone a "t'he capital stock paid up is amou,'t ts ""-re- t i . . . f4.349.aaa.09 The amount of its liabilities (includ- inir capital), is 1 T09 ur, 5 The net surnlnx nv.r .11 li. ; " Knight & Co., meat market, is the best place in town for all kinds of meats. We defy competition. Corner State and Second South. MARSHAL'S SALE PURSUANT TO N to me directed bv the Third Ju- dicial Di-tri- Court of the Territory of Utih I shall expose at public s lie, at the front door 'of County Court House, iu the Citv of Salt Lake i County of Salt Lake, and Territory of Utah, on the lwentieth day cf Angus', JS2, at twelve l oofclock, m., all the right, title, claim, and interest Liz:-i- e described Cr?aalaedsyta,te,of, in, and to the following Salt Lake situate, lying, and being in as follow County, Utah Territory, and described s, to-w- it : All of block twenty-on- e (51,1 All of block twenty-tw- o (22,1 except lots one (1) and two (2) thereof. All of block twenty three (23,) except lots nine (9) and ten 10) thereof, AH of block twenty-fou- r (24,1 except lots one (1) and two (2) Hereof, AH of block twenty-fiv- e (25,) except lots one il) and two (2 thereof, All of block twenty-seve- n (27,1 All of block twenty-eigh- t (28,) All of block t .veiity-niii- e (29,) except lot twentv-tw- o (22) thereof, All of hlo-- k thirty (30, All of block thirty-on- e (31,1 except lots twentv-nm- e and thirty ( SO) therejf. All of block ttii'-tv-tw- (32.) All of block thirtv-thre- e (33,1 Ail of blocks forty (40) to fifty-fiv- e (55,) both in-clusive, Allot block twenty-si- x (26.) containing five (5) lots, and one parcel described as follows: g five hundred and tliirtv-fou- r (; 341 feet south o(f)the northwe-- t corner of the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter () of section twenty-- one (21,) township one (1 uouth, range three (3.) west, of Salt Lake meridian ; thence south t9' 20 east two hundred and sixty-nin- e (29) feet 8I" S" ' ea"' one hnnured and fifteen Iei'ti oath one hundred and eightv-seve- n (18. feet, west six hundred tu) fe t, north four hundred and lifty-eigh- t (4.V) feet, east one hund- red and t.venty-fiv- e (125) fet. south seventv-fiv- e do) feet, ecstonehuudred and forty (i4 )) fet to beginning. Also, beginning fifty-tou- r C41 f et south and ten hundred and ninety-fiv- e (l(J9j) feet east of the northwest torner of the foutnwest quarter (V) of section twenty-on- e (21,) tow nship and ran-- e named; thence south two hundred and fifty-fiv- e (255) feet.east two hundrel and sixtv-f- l ve (6 ) feet, north two hundred rnd iett west two hundred and sixty-fiv- e (2;5i feet to to commencement, marked on Oquirrh Beach Plat MARSHAL'S SALE PURSUANT TO AN OR. to me dire by the Disrrir t Court of the Tatrd Judicial DHfri?t "of thTerri-tor- of Utah. 1 shall of er f i r sal-- s at tiia front door ot tie County Court house, in the city of S t Lake, county of Salt Lake, ami Ter-i-to- of Ltah, ou the l.thday of Juiv, 192, t 12 o clock, ,M., all the right, title, cl-s- a i l ainltlerest of John J. Hymn, adm.instrtatcr of. in to the fo'.lowing ttetsribrd real est'a'e jL'ltauhif',Krrlyitionr?y, aanndd bdeiensgcribine! faastfolIloaws, Comity' A part of Lot seven (7), Block Seventy sei (7.) Pist A, Salt Laks citv Survey. Salt Lake ciiv Salt Lake Connty. Uth Territory, comment ;ii i at thn southeast cornerof said Lot Seven (7, running thence north tfry (5fi) feet, thence es ciae (.) rods, thence son'.h fifty (:0) feet, tbem-- i east nine i'J) rods to the placo'of to-gether tilth the tenement , hereditaments aTdsp-purteranc-thereunto belonging or in any wisa apTpoertaining, with the Teids issv. s ,;nd pro'fl's ba sold aa the property of John J. the mi, of J. W. Farrell. Terms of sale. Ci-- h. B. H. PARSONS, V. S. MarshaL By A. U. PAKSONS. Deputy Marshal. Dated June 18, 18P2. Salt Lake Citv, Juiv 11, iKiO. I he above sale is hereby postponed till Saturday. July l(,th, 1892, at same time and piace. K- - U- - r' WiOH, t . S. Marshal. By A. II. Parsoxs, Deputy. I hereby postpone above sale until Weduesd -- y August 3, lc92, at same hour and place E. H. PARS'., NS. u. S. MarshaL Dated By A. II. PARSONS, Deputy. July 16, 189 J. TRUSTEE'S SALE. WnF.REAS, ON THE andArminda February, 18:,Ht, Charles L. Crano Crane, his wife, and Carlton Y. eatchnd Estelle Veat h, bis wife, executed and delivered to the Salt Lake Building A Loan Association of Utah. r. load conditional for the payment of $3 0 aud interest according 1 1 its terms, and whereas, to secure the pavn-n- t of the sums of money due upon said bond, the said t narles L. Crane, Arminda Crane, C arbon W. . V eati h and Estflie Veatch. on the same dav ex-ecuted and delivered ito Frank L. Hi as trustee for the said The Salt Lak. Building Jt Loan Association of Utah, their trust deed, conveying in truat for the nuruoses therein 6 The name of its attorney or agent for the Territory of Utah, upon whom service of process in anv civil action against said Company mav be made "' J,hlenormecae8iptMs adrusrhianlgl, tShaelt LakeC ity year were.. 3.704,126 41 expenditures-durin- the year ' wcr 868"G new v?' ?'. A,X5i Age'it. Utah ' "th st: Salt City. STATE OF NEW YORK, I Countv of New Youk, f88 nfTTh P'!- - .Keinmiiud, Second betaS ,' tUa!,RetferVeHFund L,fe Association' pein,gg tnhe absowveorn, deposes and says described officer of "ahi Company, and that the foregoing statement Th,rtVr 7Sl co"d'tion id I Tll d?y? D'rnber, is correct according WUhil" lDf0r,nation- - k"owledgeand jKHE;NIiV J,E1NMUND. 2nd Vice Prest. idayofSr l befre ",9 tW 1Bth IsEAL. GEORGE W. SKELLEN, , Notary Public. TERRITORY OF UTAH, Secretart's Office, fs8 rha Sk S' "Ty f the Territory of hereby certify that the above and fore-going is a full, true and correct copy of the a V.?. Statement of the general condition of The Yo F'md ife Association of New JL'T' led ln my offlee on the -- th day of July, 181,2, m pursuance of an act relating to life insurance companies, approved March 7.1883 In witness whereof, i havo hereunto set mv rKh "tl'lh Hthe 97V Seal of the Territory of Julv, lsya tSEAI-- J - ELIJAH SELLS, Secretary of Utah Territory. ANNUAL STATEMENT. " For the year ending December 81, lS9l,0f thecon-ditto- u of the fidelity Mutual Aid. Association. Made to the Secretary of the Territory of Utah in pursuance of an Act relating to Fire In- - ' surance Companies, approved March 7, 1888. - YOU REMEMBER j 0LD6E0RGEMDIR Don't You? Well, He's Not Dead Yet-- He is Well and Hearty, and is Going to Tell You How it all Hap-pened. I am here in Centre Creek, near Heber City, and I want to tell all of you good peo-ple that know me, and most of you do, through this Territory, that things have 1, rameof Companv aud Location, Fi-delity Mutual Aid Association, 315 a Y;a ornia st' 8an Francisco, Cal. e Amoant of Assets is 13,501 S5 he Amount of its Liabilities (includ-ing Capital,) is 167 32 Je SnrPln overall Liabilities is V!,3Z1 5a b, lheName 01 its Attorney or A"ent for theTerritory of Utah, upon whom ... service of process is any civil action airainst said Company may be made rr?' ?V Mann Co-- . Salt Lake City. 1, Jlis Receipts during the vear were. 89 016 79 The expenditures during the year were 8l',355 32 State of California, ) C'OCNTV OF SAS FltAXCtSl O. )' S8: Ji Whltterby, Secretary of tho Fidelity Mu- tual Aid Association, being duly sworn, demises and says that he is the above described officer of said Company and that the fort-goin- statement t,hiFnte'"al0?Vditionf aid company on said to oay December, is correct according the best of his information, knowledge arul belief, respecUvely. j. W. M'HITTERBY. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day of June, A. D., 1K92. . CHAS. E. KELLY, Notary Public. All as platted in the official plat of OquirrU Beach, Salt Lake Connty, Utah Territory. Also part of sectionsTwenty (M and Twenty-"P,.'-- 1 Jownship one (1) South, Range Three (d) West of Salt Lake Mendian.Salt Lake Corntv L tah Territory. ' Beginninz three hundred and twentv-tw- o (3 V) feet South of the Northwest corner of 'the South- east quarter of the Norcheast quarter of Section 1 enty 2J) above named, theme south nine hun- dred and ninety-eiir- 9j8i feet. East thirteen hundred and twenty (132o) leet, South five hun- dred and four (504 feet. East one hundred and esghty-Hv- e U6) feet. Norta one hundred and twenty-fiv- e ( 125) fee", East one hundred and forty (14'J) feet, North fix hundred and fiftv-seve- n (lii7) feet, est one hundred and twenty-fiv- e (125) feet North one hundred and twenty-fiv- e (125) feet' est five hundn d and fortv-fiv- e (546) feet North four hundred and mnetv-flv- e (4 5) feet, West one hundred and forty (14 ) feet. North nf v (50) feet' w est six hundred and seventy (ti70) fet. North fifty (50) feet. West onehundreil and eixty-nveilti- feet to besrinninDr. Also beginning at the Southwest corner of the Northwest quarter (H of the Southwest quarter (U of Section Twenty-on- e (21) above named thence North four hiiudred and sevtntv-tw-o (47aJ feet, E 1st five hnnan-- and twenty (52 ) h iour hundred and seventy two (472) feet' West five hundred and twenty (52 1) fet to bfr ginning. To be sold as the property of Lizzie Cassaiy at the suit of E. B. Wilder. Terms of sa'e, cash E. H. PARSONS, Lnited States MarshaL By A. H. Parsons. Deputy Marshal. Dated July 28th; 192. PROBATE COURT, IN AND FOR X Sait Lake County, Territory of Utah. In the matter or the estate of Henry Sh de- ceased. Order to show cause why order of sale of real estate should not be made. Barlow Ferguson, the administrator of the -- tsti of Henry Shinjieton, deceased, havinr. fifed his petition here.ii, duly verified, praving Tor an order of sale or a portion oi the real ."state of said dece.ient, for the purposes therein set fi rth, it is therefore ordered by the Judse of said court th- -t all persons interested in th .state of sa d de- ceased appear before the said Probate Court on Thursday, the 25th dav of Au"ut, 189' at 10 o'clock in the forenoon 'of said oTy, at the room of said Probrti Court, at tl. County cSSS House, in the City and County of Salt Lake Utah Territory, to show cause why an order should not begrante.Jto the said administrator, to sell so re.il f ,1 . j . set forth, the followin? descriled real estate, to-w- it: All of lots one (1) to fifteen (IE) inclusive, and seventy two (72) to eiirhty-si- x (8b) inclusive, in block turee (3) of An alia subdivision of lets one (1) and twenty 20). and part of lots two (21, three (3 four 4( and nm-te- eti (l'.)i, of block five. (:). Five-A.r- s Plat B. Big Field Survey, in Sa;t Lake County, Territory of Utah, to-e:- w ith all water rights running with said land: which said trust deed was duly filed for record in the oilicM of the Recorder of Leeds of Salt Lake Countv, l tah, on the 18th day 01 February, 1891. and thereafter recorded in Book "2w" of " at Mortgages, page 282 of the record of said countv; and V hereas, Default has been made for more than six months in the payment of the dues, and fines specified oy said bond, wher bv the condition of said trust deed has been broken. Now, therefore I, Frank L. Holland tra-te- e as aforesaid, by virtue of the power in me vested t:v said trust deed, and at the request of The Salt Lake Building fe Loan Association of Utah ihe owner and holder of said bond, w ill offer at pub- lic sale to the highest bidder for cash, at the. scutu front door of tne County Court house in tha City and Connty of Salt Lake and Territory ol Ltah, on the 2nd day of August, I8.2 at 1 o'c'o ic a. m of said day, the real estate hereinbefore de-scribed, or so much thereof as mav lie neces-ar- y to satisfy the obligation above reciied FRANK L. HOLLAND. Trustee. INthTeHTEhirDdISJuTdRicIiCaTl DCisOtrUicRtTof IUNtahAND FOR. County of Salt Lake. Territory Sopha L. Wheatland; Plaintiff, vs. SUlrach M. Wheat land, Defendant Summons. The penpleof the Territory of Utah sen J gIroeneting: To Shadrach M. Wheatland. Defendant are herela required to appear in an act, u Prousht sgamst you cy tne above named rl iini'rT in the District Court of the Third Judicial j the Territory of Utah, aud to answer tii- - complaint filed therein within ten divs (evi-.i-- i of the day of service) a tr the service on vou o this summons if served with. n this countv ;r" if served out of this county, but in this district' within twenty days: otherwise with'n foriv .i-- or judgment by default w ill be t ;k.-- a"'aiT,Vc you, according to the praver of said complect 1 he said a tton is brought to have a decree of t'-i- s Court divorcing plaintiff from defendant gr tir- ing plaintiff the care at d custody of tbe minor chilcren, issue of said marriage: resh.rini' to her maiden name, to-- it : Soi ha L. S' n braker, and granting her other relief: praved 01 the grounds that on or shout Dep. 1, 18 ai- dant willfully deserted and abandoned plai.Uit and has continued such abandonment and deser- tion to the present time: and that since said . changed mightily with me lately. You re-member Old George Muir, the miner and prospector, foreman for the Union Pacific Co., Wclls-l-'arg- o and Kocky Mountain Co.? Yes; well, that's me. You also remember that I used to be terrible fond of my glass and always kept a good supply of liquor on hand. I am CO years old now, and I kept up my lick for forty' years. You know how r squandered my money, and lost one good position after another. You know what chances I had, and what big money I have made and wasted; you remember that I bought whisky by the barrel and drank it by the gallon. I worked 300 men at one time, and worked them well, too, but I never drank less than a gallon of whisky a day during that time. I went into a drug store one day, and the obliging clerk showed me through the cellar where the liquor was kept I told him I would like to sample some good alcohol. He placed a quart measure under the faweett and before it could be turned off the measure was fuil The clerk looked frightened, and said he did not know I wanted to commit suicide or I never should have seen the inside of that place. I laughed, and told him that was nothing, I could drink another like it; but he took good "care that I didn't get the chance. I was always strong and worked hard and it seemed if nothing hurt me. I w ni- miu uaceasea at public or private sale as shall be necessary ant that a copy of this order be published at leaVt four successive weeks in the Salt Lake Times, a news- paper printed and published in said citv anil conntv. Dated July 23d, 1892. G. W. B ARTCH, Probate Jadge. MARSHAL'S SALE PURSUANT TO AN sa'e to me dire, ted bv the Dist- rict Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, I shall expose at public sale at the fro-.i- t door of the Countv Court House, in the City aud County of Sa't Lake. Utah Territory on the lHth day of August, 12, at 12 o'clock M" ' ail the right, title, claim and interest of Char es J. Knrsun, John M. Ericson, Louis Eri on Amy Ericson, Carl W. Ericson, Fb!a Ericson, innie Ericson, Johanna Eric-son, Nellie B. Christianson hnd Hans Christian-so- n of, in and to the following described prop- eSratlyt, situate, lying and bemsr in the County of Lake, I tah Territory, and particularly de- scribed as follows, t: Commencing at the corner of Sections 27, 28, 33 and 31, in Townshin one (1) south. Range one (1) east. Salt Lake Merid-ian, running ihenca East ti.10 chains, thence North 1H.40 chains, thence West 6.10 chains, then Sonth 16.40 chains to place of beginning. To be sold as the properly of tne above named persons according to the decree of said court in the suit for partition of Charles J. Ericsou against John M. Ericson et al., defendants. Terms of sale cash. . e. 11. PARSONS L". S. MarshaL By D. N. Swan, Deputy Marshal. Salt Lake City, Utah, July 2tt, 18t2. Stephens Schroder and E. D. K. Thompson, plaintiff s attorneys. OUMMONS.-I- N THE DISTRICT COURT IN O and for the Third Judicial District of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. Therese Gebeau plaintiff, vs. T. A Gebeau, defendant, i he people of the 1 erritory of Utah send greeting: To T K defendant has willfully iaib-- d and neglected t rrovide for plaintiff the common necessaries nf lite. And you are hereby notified tiiat if vou fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above, required the said plaintiff w ill apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon. Charles S. Zane, jud.'e, and tlm Seal ot the District Court cf the Vhird Judi- cial District, in and for the Terr. tory of Utah this 2i)th day of July, in the year of our Lord o;-- J thousand eight hundred and uin.-tv-tw- AUL HENRY Ci. M. MlLl.AN, Clerk. ByGEO. D. LOOM1S, Deputy Clerk. TRUSTEE'S SALE -- WHEREAS, ANDREW arn.ey; b-- T his certain deed of trust dated the .!h day of February, Isy,), and dulv recorded iu the Recorder s office in the County of Salt Lske in the Territory of Utah, in Book2Lof Mortae- - pages 2.1, 272 and 273, sold and conveyed to"th undersigned, trustees, the following "described opfroperty, tow it, situated in the Citv and Countr Salt Lake, Territory of Utah, being a part 0f Lot five (5) in Block thirty four (: of Plat --A " Sait Lake City Survey, and bounded a follow'' ( ommencing at the northwest corcer of said Lo'" thence South ten (lo) rods, thence hast sereu and one-hal- f (7',) rods, thence North ten (10) rods and thence West seven and one-ha- lf (7,) rods to said place of commencement; in trust for the purpose of securing the payment of three certain negoti- able promissory notes made ly said Yarney be-ing for the sum of seven thousand ($7.'iU') dol- lars each, dated at said Salt Lake City, Februarv 7th, 1890, and payable two, three and four year's respectively after said date to the order of John K Longman, for value received, withont defalca- tion or di sco nut, at the Union National Bank of Salt Lake City, with interest from date until paid at the rate of ten per cent per annum, aud if the interest be not paid annually it shall be-come as principal and bear "the same rata o interest, the said interest however, to be due and payable annually, and which said notes are particularly described in said deed of trust; and whereas, accordins to the term n,i .. "" '"'""ii ami ucueu nuiSKey. When sober I was always respected, hut of late years I got so low down that my old friends passed me by and would not speak to me. My iron constitution played out and the suffering after each spree was so terri-ble that I prayed to God to take me many a time. My poor old wife lias taken the last quarter in the house aud walked five miles at night to get a drop of whiskey to stop my 'suffering more than once, aud I believe that if she had not I should have beeu dead long ago. She lias done this when my children, refused to go for me. She stuck to me through all my reckless, foolish, suffering days. God bless her; but she is happy now. We heard of the Keeley institute in Salt Lake City, and I resolved to try once more to quit it and die a sober man. I went down as soon as I could, and found some forty-fivethe- rs at the Gardo house taking the treatment for whisky, morphine or tobacco, and some for the cigarette habit They soon made me feel comfortable and after three days I found that I could ex-ist without alcoholic stimulants. At tho end of three weeks I returned to my wife and family a cured maul I was splendidly treated by Dr. Groves and all in authority at the institute, and can never forget what they have done for me. I never felt so weU in my life, and I have neither tasted nor have any desire for liquor any more, and I thank God that the remaining years of my life will bo sober ones, and that, instead ot filling a drunkard's grave, I shall die a sober man.. I only wish that all drinking men ' could understand the benefit to be Ar..A unciiu.ui. louare uereov required to appear in an ection brought against you bv the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Ihird Judicial district of the Territorv of l tah and to answ er the complaint filed therein w ithin ten days (exclusive ot the dav of service) after the service on you of this summons if served wi'hin this county: or, If served out of this countv, but ln this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days or judgment bv default will be taken against you, according to tileprayer of said complaint. The said action is brought to have a decree of this court dissolving th? bonds o? ma'rimonv exist-ing between plaintiff and defendant, awardin" to plaintiff th care nnd cu tidy of the minor cnil- - drert, iss.ie of said marriage, and granting her ruch other reliet as in equity she is entitled to; above rel.ei prayed on the ground that in or about the year 18?. the defendant wilf.illv an! without cause deserted and absn toned the plain--if- f, and has ever since continu-- so. to wilfully desert and abandon her. and t live separate aud apart from her, against her will and without her consent. . 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 ihe relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon. Charles S. Zane, , and the seal of the DUtricc Court of the Th id Ju-dicial District, in and for the Territory of Utah, this 2tith day of June, in the year of our Lord one thousaud eisrht hundred and ninetvVwo. seai. HtNhY i. M M 1!. LAN, Clerk. By UKO. I). LOOMIS, Deputy Clerk. conditions of said notes and said deed of trust one of said notes is due and no part thereof has been paid; and whereas, it as and is provided in said deed of trust that should default be ma ie m the payment of any one of said notes or the in- terest that may accrne therecn as provided therein, all of said notes would then become dna aud at the request of the holder of said notes said, undersigned, trustees, should proceed to sell said: property or so much thereof as may be necessarv at public auction to the highest bidder for cafi' for the purpose of paying said notes, and fulfill-ing and discharging the duties and obligations of said trust; and whereas, the legal owner and, holder of said promissory notes has requested the said undersigned, trustees, to proceed to sell said property, under and according to the terms and provisions of aaul deed of trust aad to dis-charge the duties and obligations thereof; Now, therefore, we the undersigned, 'trustees aforesaid, at the request of the said legal owner and holder of said promissory notes, will, in ac- cordance with the terms and condi-.ic- cf said deed of trust on Monday the 8th day of ucust 18V2. in the City cf Salt Lake aforesaid," at the north front door of the City Hail of Salt Lake City, Utah Territory, at twelve o'clock, noon, ot that day, sell at public auction to the highest btd-d- tr for cash, said property or so much thereof aa may be necessary to pay said notes and interest and to satisfy the same and discharge the duties imposed on us by said deed of trust WM. C. HALL, M. B. SOWLES. Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah, July I3this3 from this wonderful cure and be persuaded to try the pleasures, of a sober life. My flood wife never sleeps now but what she of-fers a prayer for Dr. Groves of the 8alt Lake Institute and Dr. Keeley, the discoverer of this great blessing to all suffering as I did. Tours sincerely, . Geokg.k Mian. Cekthe CktEKKUtaUr''' ' .U-.-j- -' ! THE BEAUTY OF SALT LAKE. SiraTi Eodgers Sloan Writes Interestingly of the City of tha Dead Sea. I HEALTH RESORT.", Its Cojnomon Is a Deserved One Bright nd Breezy Letter by a Bright and Breezy AVomau. I Mr- - Sarah Rodders Sloan in New York Tribune. Nestling in tUo beautiful valley, formed , by tbe Wasatch aud Oquirrh mountain ' ' ranges, Salt Lake City is in possession of many distinctive attractions as a health re- - i . sort of tLo t. It covers an ex tensive area of fertile soil, where fruit aud hade trees attain fine (growth. Its cogno-men of "Nature's Sanitarium" is a deserved one. Sheltered by the mountains on every 6idc, tbe storms or variations of weather, cast or west, affect it not in the least. Here are all the elements of climate essential and conducive to health. The altitude and pure . atmosphere make it a haven of rest for those afflicted with pulmonary diseases, be-ing pcculiarily adapted to their needs. The Jake winds are wafted to you, laden with saline and mouutain ozone, through the valley which is one broad expanse of sun-light, and thus with every breath you gain a new lease on life. The climate of this inter-mountai- n region is surpassingly consistent. For about nine months of the year there are dclightfutly balmy days, with nights and mornings cool and invigorating. The Indian suramei is prolonged into autumn, often until the Christmas holidays. The suow differs from that of other regions where the atmospheric changes arc spasmodic. It is dry, no pene-tratiu- g winds accompanying it, nor the 1 ' usual dampness. Intense cold is thereby obviated. The flakes are light aud dry and ( the fall becomes compact upon walks and drives, remaining so until spring. The reputation of the elixir of life con-tained in this purest of mountain air is fast spreading abroad, and health-seeker- s are flocking thither to the famous City of the Saints. The heat in summer is never op- - ressive, nor does it contain any but specific properties pronounced; as curative by the bsst physiiiuus. H does not impose that feeling of languor and lassitude attendant upon tropical or semi-tropic- climates. There is a pronounced exhilarating tend-ency toward building up the nervous sys-tem, adding bouyancy and strength. A so-journer obtains such satisfactory results here, that when prepared in health to mi-grate from the invalid colony, he is in cou-- u riition to realize the charms aud advantages heretofore lost sight of, and generally be comes captive and remains here permanently. In close proximity to the city is that mys-- ' tcrious inland sea, the Great Salt Lake, where bathing in the open air from April ! till October is good. So dense is this water that one may lie upon its surface, simplv lx;:ng cautious to balance one's self, and float without exerting a muscle.- - After emerging from a bath the salt is thick upon jour body. It is said to be a tonic, so bath-ers allow it to remain. The Hot Springs, just outside the city limits, contributes largely to the prominence of this health resort. The minerals of t he water comprise sulphur, iron and salt, and the temperature is i'JO' Farenheit. Sostrong-l- y thaitmpregnated is the water of these springs at times when there is a westerly Wind, the breezy is laden with sulphuric odor so strong as to he exceedingly objection- able to one's olefactory organs. Several of thu springs are enclosed for lisths. To add to the efficacy of the treat-ment oiie is kept exclusively for drinking purposes. It is wulied about in Utah gran ite. The taste of the water, with pepper added, is said to resemble chicken broth. These healing springs rejuvenate rheumatic and liOlllV DerSOnS as Well nth era Tlio warm springs within Salt Lake's corporate limits are patronized by manv preferring the less pronounced heat, and the absence of the combined odor of sulphur and iron which permeates the air. These baths haye a tendency to invigorate and mildly create - - a desire for rest, subduing nervous disor ders. Tbe tonipcratnre of the water is di-minished or increased as the patient wishes, each soon learning which degree is produc- tive of the most wholesome be elits. Salt Lake is a western town in its aims and ambitions, fast assuming metropolitan airs. Visitors find the hotels excellent. The livery accommodations are uuexcelled, and drives about the city, invite the 6tranrer's attention to the beauty of his surroundings, and reconcile him to the remoteness of his temporary abode. Inducement is offered Lit-- exercise in the broad walks lined with trees in rare foliage the greater part of the year. And so the air expands the lungs; the baths renew the tissues; and the subtle Inlliu-nc- exercised by the beautiful sur-roundings creates a new world for the in-valid. is to usurp power and lean toward ism ; hence the reason for checks and bal- ances for short terms and rotation in office. "SIhakespeare appreciated this when he said, am Sir Oracle, let no dot: op his mouth." This morning I saw a letter written by a Providence, K. I., capitalist to a loan agent in this city. Some of the questions he asks re rather funny, for instance, he wishes to know where the aforesaid agent was born, what his nationality is and whether or not he loans to polygamists. But the Yankee crops out at the end of the letter, when he says he wants to place his cash at 10 per cent inter- est. I hope he will succeed. It strikes me that Judge Anderson is set-ting a dangerous precedent when he decidfis to exclude reporters from his court room and try divorce cases hind closed doors, bait Lake is very rapidly acquiring an un-enviable reputation for this divorce business, and the only safeguard against trickery is to have these trials public. Thero was a time in Chicago when the rule of excluding re-porters prevailed until Unally a judge, who did not believe that the law was simply a machine for grinding out divorces in the dark, refused to hear such cases except in open court. These legal eeparations have not been so frequent in the Windv city since theo maCnonmerplaint is still made about the reckless in which the wheelmen race along the paved sidewalks during the evening. During the past few nights the electric lights have not been burning along South Main street, where the 'cyclists frequently congregate, and the citizens have had to exercise no little, care in order to reach their homes without being run into. It is on account of the children, however, that the strongest complaint is made. Parents who are unfortunate enough to live in districts where the sidewalks are paved, say they dare not let, their little ones go out on the sidewalk in the evening for fear they will be. run down by reckless wheelmen. The Gossiper. : GOSSIP OF THE TOWN. Kvcry school boy in this couutry knows from recital the valorous deed of Paul Re-yer- e, how he rode many miles from Boston through to aaprise the patriots of the movements of the enemy. And because of this service which appeals strongly to the imagination of youth this plaiu hero has been the means of intensifying in millions of children the love for the United States juid ii resolve to do and dare for it whenever it was necessary. A hundred years too late though it is said it is never to late to do good the staid city of Boston decided to rear a monument to Paul Kevere and to tiiat end all tha sculptors of the world were invited to compete for the work. Eminent judges were appointed to examine the. de-signs while the names of the designers were withheld. Merit alone wna to be considered in awardhi"- the work. Well ,...r,t v as considered, and wlicu the award was made the successful artist was found to be none other than our esteemed feliowcitizcu ilr. C. K. Daliiu. Dallin? quizzed the judges. IJallin? re-peated the officials And Dallin? echoed the press. To be sure some of them had licard of Dallin as a rUing genius, hut could it be possible that a Utah bov should be able to build a monument to Paul Revere? No, it was not possible. He might in a mo-me-of inspiration conceive a happy desi-'- but to transform It into granite or bronze' that was out of the question. So the award was not made. Nobody else could get it because nobody else had earned a right to It, nnd to defeat Dallin the city simply re- fused to make the necessary appropriation. Had it been some French monsieur, or some German meister, the money would have been forthcoming in a hurry. But home genius, especially when it eoiues ifjOO miles west of the Hub, must be analyzed and maybe discouraged. , Still the day will come when Dalliu's Paul Kevere will be erected. The artist can bet- ter afford to wait than the people of Boston. When he shall have completed the monul iticnt of Brighaui Young in this city there will be thousands to gaze upon it, and among them critics of culture who will re turn to sing his praises until the common council of Boston shall be glad to exhume the design now buried in some pigeonhole aud use it. The modern Athens will then have a monument worthy of the hero and herself. . ( I Sculptor Dallin sketches a great deal now-adays for practice and strange to say he is enraptured with the French school of that is to sav the school which exaggerates nature, which paints the leaf greener than it is, the gloom darker etc-.-, in order to make up in intensity what it lacks in range. The opposite school on the other hand, discounts nature, paintin-- ' in subdued colors, so as to conform to the lessened effects in the smaller compass of a picture. It seems to us that the l tttcrschool is sensible and therefore destined to endure. No court of justice of whatever Wi. ll., wlHinnt ....... t,. ,tJ. ll3 uigntiy and lowering its character, allow its attendants aud witnesses to be brow-beate- n and insulted by brutal lawyers; and no lawyer not be longing to the aforesaid class will tako ad vantage of the weakness of courts, to inflict upon helpless witnesses indignities of the sort named. Aud no newspaper with the in dependence of a clam, will fail to rebuke the perpetrator of so gross an outrage. - - -- ... The tendency 'ofmea iu: official position I rLLI;3ATECOCKT a for cp'sed x ? tt". f Sa!linl n, de-- Purs, ?nt fdmiSS,,on 10 ' uf 'ilL thfi fj, herby piven that WednesJav m at the IU-;'.,- st' AiP' 1S!' M o'clock a Ven rA't ,?"'1LribtieS,Ic,rotu"rotnwroomin SofaltsaLidak"Cco'iufrvC, hJ!rW thft time tor the ' ng of a petition of S. Kwin- - pravn" for the IX 'lt lR Cert:,iu dument ther testa Puri'',rt'rg to be the last will and and ZrB ii amuel G: 8aWon, deceasfd; wneu oppoe nL,ert'0n,8 i"tfr lsted al'P r a" lett. f J ",d wil1' or irramint; cf Mm a nrJM,5,",tloVith the wU1 ""'exed to J.,f?r m sa,(1 Petition, hnd anHv-f'f?- 1' 1 hav2 hereunto set my L5,EAL-- J C. E. ALLEN, Clerk of the Pi obate Court. y Calsten Browne, Jr., Deputy Clerk. " A NOTICE. THE MONTREAL --Mining k Smelting companv. Location cf principal place of business, Salt Lake Citr, Utah lerntory. Office of company, No. 2:i7." South ?nfnLee!t,' ?vll Uke t'lty' Location' of the J Jfm ky M,IU"K district, Beaver Countv, Jerrflt?Jy1. Notice ls hereby given that at'a meeting board of directors of sail com-PHn- y, held on tie 23th dav of Julv, If '.C. an ? ons-(l- cent por share was levied on capital stock of the corporation, "ecretary at his office, No. 267 Ai stock upBotrneewt' hich Ithaikse at'sistve,sUsmtaehnttesrhriatlol ry. re-,i- L be pSJdJ0? ,he 2r th "ay of August, 1892, will ana, unless delinquent and advertised for sale, payment i made before, will tesold l ! 'rl!?!l on Mondav, the U'th day of Sep--Z ly P- - m ' at the fffice of the com-wlti?'- .! Plly "enquent assessment, together By :OSt,9 ?thJe d vertising and expenses oi sale. Board ofDirectors. CHARLES L. STEBBINS, Secretary. MARSHAL'S SALE-PURSU- ANT TO N to me directed by the I)iriet Court of the Third Judicial District of the Terri-oryo- f Utah. I shall offer at pimlic sale at tha front door of the County Court house, in tha city and county of Salt Lnke, Utah Territory n the 1'Jth dav of An m.-- t. iw-l- t if' iall the right, title, claim and interest of V 't' Rogers, a anintstrdtor of the estate ot Cathe.ine A. Dohprty, deceased, of, in and to the following (described real estate situate, lving and nein in 1the city and county of Salt Lake, Utah Terrifo-- v iand particularly described as follows, to wn" Part of the Southwest Quarter and Southeast (Quarter of Section Twenty-seve- n (271, Townshio One North of Range One (1 W est of Salt Lake Meridian at a p .int four and fivo-tent- (4 61m rols est and Sixtv-si- x and fifteen 1hundredths (lis rods South from the North- east corner of the Southwest Onar'er One fourth ( )"Ietion.T''p"t.v.--v(a7j- , Township One ((U, of Range One(l), West, thence South I wentyvsix and three-te- n ilis (2a rods, thence 1Kast torty-eightan- d live-teuti- Jordan (48 rods to' river: thence down sai l river to a point d':e Last of the beginning: thence West Seventy-fiv- e and forty-fiv- e hundredths (75 rods to pmooirnet oorf beginning, eantaining Ten (10 acres less. Together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging, or in anywise appertaining lo be sold as thu property-o- f W. T. Rogers ad- ministrator of the estate of Catherine A. Doh'ertv deceased, at the suit of James S. Major. Terms of sale, cash. Breeze Jfc Burns, plaintiff s attor-ney. K. H. PARSONS. U. S. Marshal. Salt Lake 3'h-'-S'AS- . Deputy Marshal. City, Utah, July U7, 1892. Order your ice cream from Arbogast. liaitMULS SALE PURSUANT TO AN ifale 10 ,ne directed bv the District trr T Ihird Judicial District of the Terri-- fr.f doorh'Jhtahlelocfofuenrty actouPrtnbhloicuse,wlien. the cihtye on tlTliy, i Sail .Lake' Territory of Utah, - In .1Hh .dV-- v August, 1HM, at 12 o'clock , ?""ht, title, claim and inte est of . Joseph ilkmson, Charles . Bennett and lo .is V,:a Dlm!;ai"- - of. - anl to the follow- - ?fr.wibjd,a1 estate, situate, lying and beinL'in and County of Salt Lake. Utah Territoiy, particularly described as follows, t: Seventeen and one half rods bv ten rods from the southwest corner of Lot teu, and six rods north ana south, by twenty rods east and west, from "lUi,lKSa"lVt .'Lr a?kfe ,'"t three- - in Block fortv-sfs- , Plat City Survey ; situated in"Sa,t Lake l ity, County of Salt L ike, and Territory of Utah.' o be sold as the property of Josepu Wilkins m, Charles G .Bennett and Louis A. Dunham nt the suit o. Louisa King Terms .of sal,! oish. S.ephens i Sehroeder, plff s attis. K. II. PARSONS, u. S. Marshal. H'-N- Salt Lake - SWA". leputy .Marshal. City, tah, J uly as, lsUa. w m . Order your ice cream from Arbogast. MARSHALS SALE PURSUANT1 TO AN to me directed bv tne Third Judi- cial District Court of the. Territory of Utah I shall expose at public sale, at the front door of the t ouniy Court House, in the city of Salt Lake. ?.'Lnty of ?ilt Lake- - nd territory of Utah, on the day of August, 1892, at 12 o'clock, ni., all the right, title, claim and interest of Samuel Hill of in, and to the following described real etite situate, lying and being in Salt Lake Countv! Itahi emtory, and described as follows, to-w- it ; Southwest (J.) quarter of the Southeast C-i- ) quar- ter of Section (1) seven Township (3) three, South Rangeone (1) East, Salt Lake Meridian. Situated in Salt Lake Countv, Utah Territory. To be sold as the property of Samuel Hill, at the suit of Thomas fc. Jeremy. Terms of sale, cash " E;H- - PARSONS, U. S. Marshal. By A. tr. Dyer, Deputy MarshaL Dated July 27th, 18j2. OF SALE UNDER TRUST DEED. i-- --W nereas, Noimaa L. Hall ar.d Mary Haa hit .n taP urst day of Sept-mbr- r, 11, executed airnudtdt eave;eltoib.Sdlt Lake ValUy Loan and Company their certain promissory note f jr . the sum of jflaoj.0) payable on the fi'rst dav of vitpltiember, ls;2, with interest thereon at the r ta per cent, per annum from date until luliv mma.,t.u: rPit.yaVf b: 1"arier yearly, the n.twt ut.tj being evidenced by lour int;-rec- t loupon K.m'wtac ?ri1,!d to rUd Pr'ntPl "ote, ench for th glit.sO; i;nd, erB"s, to secure t ie payment of sail note .1;! true tenor and ef.ee:, the said Nor nt I11 and M"ry- - hit w ife, on smd lirst day J. ?p,ember, 18U1, executed and delivered to O. Salisbury and Simon Bamberger, Trast.es, ol ait iaka city, I tah, a certaindeed whereby tliey co.neyed to said O. J. Salisbury and K.mon Bam anTTn'iVV' ,h." olIo"i!'! "-a- l property situ-to- - Pt- - tT a" County. L tah Territory, ''Be?i1nnil,B.orodwestof the northeast . ;?'t?r.ven 7- - in Block thirteen l.Tni t Lat fV Salt Lake Citv Survey, and! ruuDing thence v est fw? (J. rod, thence s'jr.th rods, thence East Two 2 rods, thence Jen (10) rods to tho place of beginning." fll,.hlCf .5."ldt.deed wa duly n'ed for record iu ii. our.ty h ecordf r of Salt Lak- - Countv r' 2 ?hefourt!i day of September, 191, and oi Medmn Book "3A" the mortgage records ou p age 458 ; and, 'hereas, Said dead provides among other mT9'fthat,Bno,,ld default be made in the pay 1,t2Soffal.,tnoteorof any interest thereon ac- - or e,r5 Jt9th..etrmne, teonro, rainndcaseSoefcttheirudreftruusaslteetos shL,.0 ls,f."ly ,n ony way, the tften actin of tl i lU ,L,ske bounty, Utah, at the requesj legal of said note, mav proceed to fii o proatpeprutoylui-n taid deed and hereinbefore - vendue to the highest bidde! or cash, at the front door of the County Court House, iu the County of Salt Lake, Utah, first giMng thirty days' pub.ic notice of the time, terms, and place of tale, and description or the property to be sold, by advertisement in some nes,)a,ier printed and published in Salt Lake County; and, JL1' r?.a!!r ttie, eaid makers of said note have ut-terly and remsed to pay the interest cau-pou- s on said note which matured on the first days of March and June following the date of said note, and the said interest coupons due on said respective date, are now wholly unpaid, and that oy reason of the failure to e8ald'itaid note by iu express terms has wholly due, ana, nP??' said trustees first named herein are act and have refused to act, es;toewd therefore, pursuant to the power in me by the said trust deed, aud at the re- tqounest of the Salt Lake Valley Loan .t Trust pany the original and present and legal 1 f r' ealiD":e, L A.J. Burt. Sheriff of Salt bounty. Territory of Utah, will, at the V0''' a"9T o the cour; house of Salt Lake Countv, Mthhf Lwyof Sait Lake. l tah Territory, on the o day of August, l3(, between the hours of li clock m.and2 o'clock p. m. of said day, sell at puuilc vendue for cash the premi.-e-s here'iu before described, to satisfy said note and interest, and ti:e cost of executing this trust, including teu per t attorney's fees as stipulated for in said "f ',!Jrd-- . A. J. BL'liT. Sheriff. I3lh, 1882. DELINQUENT NOTICE. YORK MINING Location of Principal place of business, Salt Lake City, Utah Territory. Loca- tion of mines, Bingham Car.on, Utah. Notice. There are delinquent upon the follow-iNnog. described sfocn on account of assessment 1, levied on the 2oth day of Apr" the several amounts set opposi'e the names o the re-spective shareholders, &s follow s: No. of Certifl- - No. ot Names. cate. Shares. Am't William Oroesberk 3 84.0CO $510.00 w iiliam Groesbeck 4 250 8 75 W. B. Andrew 5 2,500 87J50 VV. B. Andrew 7 10,:0.) 157.50 D. H. Mc 'llister 8 8,500 127.50 Edith N. Morris.... 19 l EflO 22 50 Edith N. Morris 20 1,500 22 50 Edith N. Morris 21 i uoo 15 00 Edl'h N. Morris 24 500 7 53 Eoith N. Merris i8 400 e' V Edith N. M6rrls 29 825 4 87V4 Ed ti K. Morris 31 !J00 5.0.1 Edith N. Morris 32 2X) on Edith N. Morris... 33 850 8 75 Edith N. Morris 34 ' 1(0 1 50 Edith NV Morris 87 200 8.00 Edith N. Morris 38 100 1 N. Morris 39 10:t 150 Edith N. Morris,. 40 . l ijy) Edith N. Morris 41 100 150 Edith N. Morris 43 50 75 Edith X. Morris...-- . 41 50 75. Etlith N. Morris 49 - . 25 8.1; .Ed.th N. Morris:... .... ....68 'j 5.16 C. S. Varian, Trustee C9 375 5.47 And in accordance with the law and the order of the Beard ot Directors of the said York Mining company, mads on the 2th day of April, 1862, so tnnny shares of each parcel of stock as mav be necessrry will be sold at the comuany's office rooms 49 and 50 Wasatch block, Saft Lake Citv, Utah, on the 2Jd day of June, A. D. 1892, at ii o'clock noon, to pay the delinquent assessment together with the costs of advertising and ex-penses of eaie. W. B. ANDRH'.V, Secretary and Treasurer of the York Mining Co Salt Lake Uifc,'. Utah. June 4th. 1892. The sale of tho above noticed delinquent stock is hereby postnoned until Tuesday, July 12, 1892 at 12 o'clock, noon. w"- - B. ANDREW, Secretary. Dated June 22, 1892. '1 he sale of the above noticed delinquent stock is hereby postponed until Tuesday, July 26, 1892. at 12 o'clock, noon W. B. ANDREW, Secretary. Hated July 12. . The sale of the above noticed delinquent stock '"hereby postponed until Wednesday, August 3 1892, at 12 o'clock, noon. W. B. ANDREW, Secretary. Dated J uly 20, 18!2. 0OOIMONS-I- N THE DISTRICT COURT IN and for the Third Judicial District of Utah 1 erritory, C ounty of Sait Lake. Joseph Dl Park plaintiff, vs. R. C Reev-- r, C. E. Vest, Aquilla H.' Picket ing, Jane Doe Pickering, his wife Fred- erick C.etcheil and Jane Doe Ci tchell, his wife defendants. he people of the Territory of Clah send greeting to R. Ct. Reever, C. E. Vest Aqnilla JaneDo9 Pickering his wife, Fred- erick Getchell and Jane Doe GetcheU, his wife (lefendar.ts: You are hereby required to appear tn an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the District court of the Third dutrict of the Territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint filed therein within ten dys (exclusive of the day of service) after trio service on you of this summons- -if served within this connty; or if served ont of this county but in this district within twenty H. within forty days-- or judgment by default will ba complafnL18' yU' accorduif to h"e prayer of said The said action is brought to have a oecree of tiis court for the foreclosure of a certain mort gage, aud the sale of certain premises hereinafter described or so much theieof as may be necesssry o.aI thei "nboy 'dte'lfnenedaonntsaRceeervtaeirnanpdromViessstouryi Fro,'nHff; A,PU ' 18' fO- - 83S10, WHh intent due and per cent per annum-sa- me being cured unpaid, save snm of $1517.44; and by mortgage hereinbefore mentioned on certain premises, pait of which have been releaaed from operation of said mortgage, the remainder of which are hereinafter described: also to pay amount of costs and 10 per cent attorneys fee-tha- t deiendants and aU persons claiming under them may be barred and foreclosed of all ecnitv of redemption in said premises; that plaintiff have judgment for any deficiency, and for other arerelict; the premises sought to be sold as afcreaid described ns follow s, to-w- : Lots 9 to 24, block. 1 block 3; 1 to 8 Bnd lots 25' to 2, block 6; the north half block7; lots 9 to 24 block 10, lots 1 to 8 add 25 to 83, being south half atdldlitilo'n'tokSH1.a--,lltatJoli8ncalnnsdivieS. toin, "Phakrekk D1a4;le,l"otsaa9 Lake Citv. Utah. And yoa are hereby notified that if vou fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above froeqr uired the said plaintiff will apply ta the court the relief demanded therein the "T",' thheeDHiosntr.icCt hcaorulerts oSf. tZhaenTe,hijruddJgued, icainadl riLt "t i '? and l?T ,he Tprtorv of Utah, this i:ith eiAJ hundred th? y?ar ninety-tw- o of our Lord one thousand R8y ArL D. ,UESEYnG- - McMILLAN, Clerk. Deputy Clerk. TT r A, ? SALx.. Vv 11E3EA5. GILBERT namber,!ain and Annie H. Chambr-rlain- , bj tneir trust da ed the y lw.arSr ' nnd dnly rcotded in the itecor Terii-or- ? Thfe,.Co.uu, of Lake and the in Book 2 V of Morttraee pat;.a 694-5- 5 and 590, sold and conveyed to the unaersnraed trustees the follswing describe! nnmerty t, situated in the County of Salt Lake, in the Territory cf Lts.n. bein II? ? FW'l) mcli s.ve, of llock tTo iiieV fJ, "f (1 1 fyht (58) C' (1 1; and all of Lot One (I) to nty eight (J8) inclusive of Block Three (3). a.l 111 Per.irs Addition to Sa.'t Lake Citv. Utuh f. ry' ."'J Action being a subdivision of .T'' W, (b aml F"r 4' in Bl n acre plat "A," Bi- - Field Survey; in trust for the purpose of securing a pavment of I Ceraln negotiable prom.s-- o y notes a,d 6a? Cnamberlain A"?.le t'haraberlain, da ed at for 39,'W.CO, payable to the order of Jo eJh T lifZ andof C ommeHrc. eIrivninSealtonLeaykeeaCr aitfyw, rUdtnante, rateof eigglhdt pceorlnc'enWtltpber'naen.-e-nst umf:roamnddatt?a" atoththeer eih T McNary aud iiliam H. Irvine two years irom date at the said Bank of Commerce, in U. S go:.! coin, wita interest from da'e at tbe rite of aerigeht p. r cent per annum, and which said notes particularly described in said deed of tru-- t, and for a more complete description of the same reieren e is t erem-.d- to said'Jeed of trust as a par. hereof; and wheret.s, accordinyto thi terms a..C?r Jmn of said notes and said deed of trust no 18 due and th0 B0ni9 has not been aid. and whereas, it was and is provide I in srid should be ica-l- in the Hue, t hat the legal owners an rl holders of t aid not--s .SLdllarih- - "" ,Td note due: aud day of May, 381 1, said Irvine and McNary the legal owners aud holders of said aui "'J'dndottehtoebe dpurtner;tv-aa- nl d wanhdereiansteretstwosf trn9t onld no.es or the interest tphaaytment, of eiiher cf said accrue there ,n. or any part thereof, as the eai ;e should became due and payable, tr.en ot the request of the holders of said notes said nn eraigned irustees shoul,dto ef 11 sa"' property, or so much taercorf as be necessary, at public auction shaigiihest bidder forca-- h, for the paving note, and fulrHling at.d di.chargin" thf duties and obligations of said tru-t- : and whSreas! T,iri.aloWrero0ureasntc,diht?hled,-'-r.'i'dof "aid rromissor; to proceed to seil s,id unuersiguel t'us"-tee- s property under "and according to the provisions of said dcel of rrust, thereof dl8churge tho dutieB and ohligauons Now. t erefore, we the undersigned trustees aforesaid, at the rec,nest of the leal owners and holder, of said promissory notes, will, in accor- dance with the terms tni conditions of said deed of trust, on tha loth dy of August, 18V2, at south or front door of the County Af said County of Salt Lake, in Salt I ake C?U at twelve o clock noon, ef that , Utah suction to the cav, sell at publ highest bidder for cash, said property or o much thereof (excepting said lots 8. 10. 11, 1 ., 13, 19, .'7, 28, 29, 3, 3 40 41 42. iA B3, 54, and f, of sail block 1 ; lota 8,' 89.' 40 41 45 1, 1,, 1f8r,omandsa1i!d doefesdaiodf block trust) aTmav ba r.eceT-ar-to pay said no es and the interest to y llVH a"d d'charge the duUes ratisfy deed of trust imposed on us JAMES M. R1CKETTS EDWARD B WICKS, 'iSmt Salt Cits' utah-t- u a'd-j- i OTICE OF SALE UNDER TRUST DEED hereas, Peter Elliot and Margaret El hot, his wife, on the31st dav of July, iW delivered to the Salt Lake Valley Loan and t rust Company their certain promissory noti for the sum of $800, payable on the 31st day of July, 18!, with interest thereon at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum from date until maturity, payable semi-annuall- y, enect of six interest according to the tenor and coupons each for the sum of 5- -, attached to said principal note, and with in- terest after maturity upon all sums remaining un- - illyaiMd8 f 13 PCr CeDt" Per annum untU .e.hrrea'. to.'secure the payment of said note E"-.1- ? "9 true tenor and effect, the said ait. i ""'c" and Margaret, his wife, on the said JUtday of July, 1891, executed W deiivered to r!i t w i 16,bur.y a"d Simon Bambertrer, Trustees, tenain !lak? C;ty and bounty, Utah Territory, a ryndwhereby thev conveyed to said O. J imou Kamberger'ia trust, the fol-- l ,Vrf l,Tr'b-e- real Property situate in Sa.t County. I tah Tei ritory, to-w- it n'meurinS at a point two hundred and eev-S,""- two-tenth- s feet east, and one and numb,repSf0,lth0thenothw,;tcornerof lot .T bdF;fteen,l)' of l,lock numbered One J, lva a " t, i. , South6 E- -t" .Vx'ty";,le (i) mne,1,ftet' the:iceio eleven and one-na.- f ) to place of beginning." oftW''f SaLd dV?d was d llv nlt'd for record in the CounrJ ilb2 Kerder of Salt Lake Jnl v 7io Tderrerictoorrdyedoninthe said "331Vst doafv thoat w?eLreCOrda8 saJd office, o? page 450; .ad thi,, faSV r8ld,Jd.eed Provides among othe, fVha-thoul- default be made in the pay-t-i". "te r interest thereon according of ifel 8 tePr and ftct' 8aid trustees or eithei i'.. case of their.fefusal to act or dis- ability any way, tho then auUng Sheriff of said ?ote l he ree5 f the holder of said "?-- Proceed to sell the totte K'iherrn,f1re de?"itod at pPul,liyc vend" S f?J",rr?t"Th?,,Khes' ,,ldder, at the front door of the ij the County of Salt Lake, Terr tory of Utah, cash, first giving thirty public notice cf the time, terms ana place of sale and description of the property to be sold, by ad. vertisement in some new spaper printed and pub- lished m Salt Lake County Ltah; rnd fLf?' maker of said note have utterly sa' nlK ",10 P"y''e interest coupon on lanu irj--, vsoi, or any port.on thereof, and the W hereas, said trustees first named herein are unable to act, and have refused to act, .Now therefore, pursuant to tho power in me thi2.Uirfc.dv."1 dw'La"d at the the Loan ami Trust Company, noteosriginal and present and lesal holder of sal i I, A. J Burt, Sheriff of Sait Lake County. Territory of Utah, will al the front door of tlie Court ; House of Salt Lake County, tn the City of August. ,1HnRL2,!baehtweTenerrtihtoervh,ouorns othfe122Jth dav of and 2 o cIock o'clock m p m. of said day, sell at public ven-due, for cash, the premises hereinbefore and in said trust deed described, to satisfy said note and interest, and the costs of executing this trust ilantcelduding ten per cent attorney's fees as stipu- for in said trust deed. Dated Jqly 13th, 1892. BUT' Sherig; TRUSTEE'S SALE. WHEREAS ON JUNE Arminda V. Mann and B. B.Mann made and delivered to John B. Trevor ot Yonk-er- s, Westchester county. New York, their promis- sory note, wherein and wherebv, for value re-ceived, they promised to pay to the order of the said John B. i revor, two years after date. Four- teen hundred and fifty dollars, with interest there- on at the rate of Eight per cent per annum, from date until paid, both before and after jnd Trent interest payable quarterly, and both principal and Interest payrble in U. S. gold coin at the nankins house of a. R. Jones and Co., in Salt Lake City, Utah, aud that all unpaid interest should draw interest at the rate of eight per cent Per annum nntil paid, and, whereas. To secure of said note, and interest, said Arminda V. Mann, on June lilth, 1S9J, duiy made and delivered a deed of trust canveyine to W. P I V 11 11 n..u. u. ril'. Iii. a-uuviI .anil. L1 iiie ? . . as trustee, the following described creitayl , esLttaathe, situated in Salt Lake City and County, towit: Lots oue and twenty one, Block three. West Drive as shown bv the duiy recorded pla; thereof in the office of the Clerk and Re- corder of Salt Lake County, Utah, saii n being a nart of Lots seven, eight and all of ' fifteen, of rilovk twentv-thre- B'lveAcre Plot "A " Salt Lake City,, Utah Territory, said trust deed being recorded on July S, 1850, and of record in Book "2 Ci" of Mortgages, pages re:ords of Salt Lake Connty, Utah. And Whereas, in siid trust deed said Arminda V. Mann covenanted to pay said promissorv no e, and w hereas no part of said note has been paid except the interest thereon up to June 19, 1HH2 and t!ie principal and interest thureon from said last date is due and unpaid, aud w hereas said Armin la V. Mann covenanted iu said trust ded that if said note and interest should not be paid w hen due, then . that isaid trustees might sell said property, at tho place and on the notice and in the ' manner specifitailv prescribed by said deed, to pay the same and the costs cf sale, attorney's fees, and compensation to said trustees, either of the parties to the trust deed to be at liberty to become the purchaser at such srle. Now at the request of such heller of said note, the undersigned a such trustees, and under the powers conferred on them Dy said trust ce d, will on Wednesday, the 17th day of August, 1892, at li o'clock m of that day at the front door of the Salt Lake Connty Court House, in Salt Lake City, Utah, sell to the highest bidder for cash said described property or so much thereof as necessary to pay and satisfy the unpaid amoant of said note and tue costs ot sale, including at-torney's fees, and compensation to the under-signed trustees. ' W. P. LYNN, T. R. JONES. Dated July 22nd, 1893. - Trustees. I'W? akfe'c.CBoAl,nTtyE, TeCrOriUtoRryT ofINUtaAhN:D InFOthRe matter of the es'a e of James M. Hicks,deceas, d Notice of tune and place for the hearing of petit'vn lor admission to probate of w ill. . Pursuant to an order of said court in said matter, notice is hereby given that Monday, the 8th dav of Aucust, A. D. 12 at 4 o'clock p. in. at the County Court House :n Salt Lake City, l tah Territory, in tho court room of said court, has been appointed the time and place for the hearing of a petition of Ernest J. Coult praying for the admission to pro- bate of a certain document therewith presented, tur porting to bathe last will and testament of James M. Hicks, d ceased, when and where all prrsons interested may appear and oppose the probate of said will, or the granting of letters tes-tamentary to him as prayed for in said petition. In witness w hereof, 1 have heie'ir.to set my . onu umxeu me seal ot said court, this 28Ui day t,f Julv, A. D. 181)2. ISKAI.J. ;'."". E. ALLEN, " Clerk of the Probate Court. By Cai stkx Knows e. Jr., Deputy Clerk. riliUSTEES SALE --WHEREAS, EDWARD Aver and Sarah J. Ayer, his wife bv iftf "2nHUI,Hdfed f ,ru8t dated AprU i(th, 7'll'"d recorded in the offlca County Recorder of Salt Lake ST. TTiory, on the loth da Zl?J'R in ook "a A" of Mortgages on Pe,.!i lC?nVeV.ed.to tue nnderslgned as T 1 elyn? and in the Countv as fo" lows" to"wnTemt0ry f VtA "nd deCribed fAiU.f t?tTen(10in Block Forty-on- e (41): all (11) and Twel ve (12) in Loteyfin no(f ;Fa,nd 811& th and one thfrd of Twelve (12) in Blocklifty-thre(5b- ) all in Kinney and Gaur-le- y s Improved Plat of Salt Lake City Utah In trmUcwever.to secure the payment of a Z,l. 'thl m.'S!'07 Eot? therein desert be.1 of even given by said Edward T. Aver, for tS1rmanudtntdr,orer' 'dhunbydreodneanLi. D. Kinney twenty-liv- e (.li) dol ara, payable three montbs after its Pnssen P0vv? order, at the office of & Co., at Salt Lake Citv eentV"1 i?16; thereon at hs rate of ( per And,PwLm""th afV!trursatatnriy, payable monthly. deed provided, that m STniH1! k,W:f the intenst thereou "ot viP same should become due, the irr, 'hereof might proceed to sell said prop-lV- J note hasFaid tru8t- - And. whereas, no part of paid, except tlfiy ($V) dollars 8, 10 , aitiou?h Cemand. d; . .riveW,tw?rfK0r0' Eubl:c notica ' hereby undersigned trustee, in ac-- USZZ h !h Jtern'i and Previ'sion, of ti,'a ' 1 e "e"1 holder of said note, will sell be nreVcessarreya,l rtpauteb,l'icoryesnoom.ieuctho tthheereof as may der for cash at the front door of the highest bid- Countv Canrt a"S i?iXJ'UUh' on TnesA-gu-st m. of said dav for Fnrat0ttPnayVh9e5penwofthi8 trust iBcfud- - trustee and,ansdaidrompensation to the i n note, principal sal in- - Rcrnu C. Woodruff, Trustee. 1 BAK PlER' E, .Attorney iftv&V aU LakC City'tah. r7th,ndaTof TrARSnAL'S SALE PURSUANT TO AN ecntion tome directed by the Third Judi-cial District court of the Territory of Utah, I shall expose at public sale, at the front door of the county Court, uonse, in the city of Sait Lake, county of Salt L-t- and territory of Utah, on the (l.jtt ) Fifteen h' dsv of August, 1892, at (12) i wetve o clock m., ail the right, tit.e, claim and interest of Robert W. Anderson of. in, tnd to the following described real estate, situate, lying and tomg m aalt Lak Conntv, Utah Terntorv, and described as follows, t: The undivided one-Jia- if interest in and to all that certain tract of lar.d bounded and described as follows, towit: oBteginning 14J reds w est of toe south-ea- st corner the n.rth-eas- t ( .quarter of section 21 oloaw.t nsnip (t) one, north range (1) one. west of Lake Meridian, thence east V8' rods, thence north 86.7 rods to ihe west bank of Jordan river, thence down west b mk of ta d river, north 57" P" , West 43.1 reds IO lh- - wr .lr.f a amll Hit. h rn the east-- tl eai e south boundary of Loris Oveatt s land, ro.s to along the west side of said ditch 34.4 on n etaker thenca west 41 8 rods, thence ,5.5 is to tha p'ac- - of beginning, tchoentaining 42.17 acres more or les lving within northeast i tone-quarte- r) of sectioa 21, and .the ncrthwest (one-quarm- r) of section 22, Ltoawkneship 1 (one) north lange (1) one west of Salt meridian, spnate, lving and being In 'Salt Mike Countr, Utah Territory. To be sold as the property of Robert W. Ander-son, at the suit of Charles E-- Aikeu. lerms of sale, cash. - . x , - JE. H. FABSffctS, t'. S. Marshal, ; By A, G. OVER, Deputy MarshaL i Dated, July at, 1892. MARSHAL'S SAtoLEme dPiUreRctSeUd ANT TO AN Court of the Third Judicial Districtby the District of theTerri- tory of I tah, I shall offer for sale at pnblic auc- tion on the eth day of June, 1892, at 12 o'clock m., at the front door of the County Court House n the C.tv and County of Salt Lake, Utah Terr tory all the right title, claim and interest of Walter Murphy, Emma B. P. Murphy, Chas. O. Farnsworth and Jennie A. Farns worth of, in or to the following described real estate pronertv iiMiatd, lying and being in the City and County of Salt Lake, I tan Territory, t: A part Lot Six 16). in Blork Fif.v-n,;- !. .... OT ui ?r i. Ti.L-- JCit ii rvey. a, eight (8 rods East of thecoNmomrtehnwciensgt at a point said corner of lot, and running thence South ten (10) rods, thence East two (f) rods, thence north ten (10) rods, thence West two (2) rods to the place of beginning in Salt Lake City, Connty of Salt Lake Territory of Utah . To be sold a. the properly ol Walter Murphy Emma B. P. Murphy, Chasi O. ISWuTbS2& a- - ' . 1 erms of sale cash. C. B. Jack, Plaintiff's Attorney. Bait Lake City, Utah, May 14, 1892.-- s- - - 8 MarrtaL ;Ht SWjU'J3p'atr JsarsaaU MARSHAL'S SAtLoEm" dPirUeRctSedUANT TO AN by the District C ourt of the Third Judicial D.strict of the Terri- tory of Ltah, I saall offer at public sale at the front door of the County Court Hcase. in tne City and County of Salt Lake, Utah Territory on the 16th day of August, 1892, at 12 o'clock all tae rfeiit, t.t'.e, claim and interest of H F kan. ,u",UBO". ary x,. christian IheodoreBurnierter.of, in and to the following property, particularly described as foUows to- - wit : Taat certain real estate and premises situ- ated in Salt Lake City, County of Salt Lake, Utah TerTitorr: The north half of Block twenty-si- x (2f), in Kinney A Ciourley's improved City Pint! of .alt Lake City. . To be sold as the property of H. r. Haggood, James Thomson. Mary L Chris- tian and Theodore Burmester at the snit of the National hank of the Republic. Terms of sale. cash. J. U. SuTHEciAND, plaintiff's attorney. ' E. H. PlAESONS, V. S. MarfhnL' By-4- N. SWAN, Depots Marshal ; SalUCttyUuh,JjaX23,9a; . ... .v.v MARSHAL'S SALE - PURSUANT TO AN to be directed by the District t ourt of the Third Judicial District of the Terri- tory or ltah. I shall offer for sale at public sale at the frontdoor of the countv court house in the tchiteyla,tnhd county of Salt Lake. Utah Ten! orv, on day of August 1892, at 12 o'clock in. all tbe right, title, claim and interest of the within named defendants, Carlton W. Veatch, Estella Xeatch, his wife, Charles L. Crane, Arminda C rane, his wife, Aaron Keyser, R. D. Winters, H. 1. Mason, Heurv Dinwoodey, Charles S. Deskv Minnie Desky, C. B. DursL A. A. Brim, Joseph Arm trong, William E. Crutcher and John McDonald, John McDonald, jr., and W illiam C. McDonald, copartners doing business as John McDonald Sons. Frank L. Parker and David A Depue, doing bus.ness as Parker & Depue; end" the Salt Luke Hardware Co., a corporation, JJouglae A. bhiley and Oscar Groshell, copartners tdooing business as Shiley & GroshelL of. in and tne following described real estate situae lying and being in the City and County of Sa't Lake, and Territory of Utah, and particularly de-I"- '" mfol'owa to wit--: Lot. fifty-tw- o and Second ive in Charles S. Desky's Addition to the City of --shown Salt Lake as as by the recorded plat thereof. To be so'd the property of the above named defendants. f rrltoVV' Veatchet al., at the snit of F. D. Cah" F' Pierce plaintiff s attorney - - ' V- - ?ABSONS, U. S. Marshal. c"i. By,U'"S- - ''WAN, Def.etv MarshaL " - Lake C ity. Utah, July SW. 1892. V . . ' ' ' ; : , t . - . A t . , ' " i |