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Show THE SALT LAKE TIMTIS;' TTTTTT? ST. Av TTTT.Y 7 1 son ANOTHER CHANCE OF TIME. Garfield lteach Trains Other News of Interest. Railway The new time card la the Utah !& Nevada does not take effect until 8unday next. At that date trains will leave Salt Lake for Gar-- field atlO a. m., 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 6, and 7 p. m., returning, leave GarUeld at 12 m. 2, 3, 4, 5. 7, 9 and 10:30 p. m. The chaugea on the terminus trams areas follows: Leave ter- minus for Salt Lake at 7:10 a. m., leave Gar-field at 8:d0 anu arrive at Salt Lake at 9;4J . m. Leave Salt Lake at 5:10 p. m., Gar-field at 6:20 and arrive at terminus at 7:45 p. in. This arrangement enables people living west of Garfield to come to Salt Lake ou business in the morning; and return in the evening It also enables theni to visit Gar-field without inconvenience. i . TUUJ8TEE-- 8 SALE-WHKR- EAS A and Rna' L. Osgood, LEONARD his witZ and delivered to Emil J, Radda't their e?r ain promiasorvnotefor the principal " toousand three handred aid sixn doll,! payable to the order of said EmU J.K.idi ninety days sfter date thereof, with interest idl --nd"" of one (1) per cent llm ,W""Jf?A8' ToJSc the Payment of on said d.aMy mrad?e, Se. xOescguotoedd aannddRdaemlivaeLre.d OtsoJo8od McDovrall as trustee for the aaid EmiW Radl datz their certain trust deed in d"ie,Wh M trU6t deed dnlTcertlSedf acknowledged .and recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Tooele County, Utah Terri tory, on the third day of December, thereby conveyed to said McDowall the following mining property, tow.t: An undivided three? fourths () interest of, in and to th Dont Lode, mining claim, situate in the Rush alley Mining District in the said County of Tooele, designated as U. 8. Survey, lot No 88 and E6 PA8ls"o"1an"!u?nddievsicdriebdedthree-fiounrth- as ni by sa dtrU.t of in and to the Laura Lode, minin?Ylairl situate m the said Rush Valley Mining District Tle'ut'Vlh' lore Particularly d rZJ,nablt loction certificate recoormdecde F, at page 183 of the records of the District Recorder of MU Eu S Valley Mining District and in and by said truvt AUoone (1) upright boiler, e.0im?and0W UPD n mind hiWhereas, it is provided, in said trnst deed case default be marie in the safd promissory note, that the .aid trustee miKht.Sio-cee-to sell, and sell anJ dipoe of d or any said part thereof, and atlrieht, title touefit Oskoo-- J and Ru.ua L. Osgood, their hei-- lnfi assigns therein either in mass, Mr rrt rhJUbiiUC'ion.ou PremKe?or an, highest and noeeF1. tty dayVK sale hiving been given by pnb- - l ShiS" the""-c- onnry "oPf afPa"it at thSt time Lake, Utah TerrT ttoory, and oat of the proceeds of sit-- sale, first pay the cost of advertising, said premi-e- s, including a reasona?,ie of thTtrns't 0rn8y'feeand ot' expense? Secondly, to pay to the holder of sairt sory note snch sums as he may have paid for taxes or on said premises, or to ex tiugiiish any outstanding title or liens thereon. 1 hir lly, to pay the full amount of said promis- sory note together with interest thereon and. whereas, tW said Leonard S. Osgood and Emma .;52?lb8T".,,ot said P"uissorv note, nor enofi ar--d the same is past due and payable-No- w, therefore, in conKideration of the 1 rust Ueei and by request of the lesal holder of ThfrtPnThTrycf Wili' on Monday, the USth on said June, 18i, at 1 o'eWk o m M day, at and npon said n V nmg c aim in the said County of Tooeie, sell said described property to the highest bidder csrUd ; or so much theraot as may pay said n jtl interest thereon, trustee s aW attorney taid trustibdfeeedI.Pnse8 of said trust as prov.ded'in 8. ALL, Trustee. NOTICE OF EXECUTOR'S SALE OP property. Notice Is hereby given that o4ifl )S'narlt'nL"ank:e of an orter of the Probate Court ltn County, Utah Terrltory,made on tbe day of June. 18U2, the nndersiirned, execu- tors of tbe last will and testament of Anne Charl-so- n, deceased, will sell, subject to the confrma tion of the said Probate Court, at private sale lor cash, as foliewi: Ten per cent on dav of sale and balance on confirmation bv said Probata Court on Tuesday, the Cth day of July, 1892, at l-- o clo k noon, at the office of Henry W. Law-rence, No. :5. West First South street. Salt Lake City, all the following described personal prop-erty, tovtit: ln shares of the capital stock cf the Oodbe Pitts Drug company, a io:poration. AlaoStO shares of the capital stock of the Daly Mining company, exclusive of dividends for June. IfcSi, owned by the said deceased at the lime of her death. Sa d Uodbe Pit.'s Drug company stock will be stock1"""8 IOm DalT Mining company All bids to be in writing, signed and sealed by the nartie making same, Said executors ref-er- 1 ir the right to reject any and all bids. Dated this loth day of June, 199i. II. W. LAWFXNCE, LOUISA A. SllLLS, GEORGE M. CANNON. Executors of Siid will. John M. Carson, attorney for executors. The sale of the above stock of the Godbe-Pitt- s Drug Co. is continued until Monday, Ju y 11, and bids will be receive i until noon of that uay. 3 - SPECIAL RATE TO "THE TIMES" READERS. ' veiiment t?il t0 THE TIMES 02ice' 24 E-- Third t, and the ad- - IAK?Tt?? J lnstSd for --f'Consecutiva Days. THE TIMES is the HOME PAPER of SALT is the best medium for thi3 class of advertising. . : ( THIS COUPON MUST BE USED TO SECUHE THIS LOW HATS. SPECIAL RATE ADVERTISING COUPON. w"te your Advertisement on this Slip-S- ix Words to the Line. ' """ ' ' I I I Buy your hay and grain at 214 Main St Clute is there. Kemoval. William Skewcs t Son, undertakers ahd embalmers, have removed to their handsome new. parlors No. 22, East Third South street next to The Times office. ! Have you seen our bed-roo- sets? Bar- rett Bros. Mr. Sam Levy is now making a superior brand of smoking tobacco in connection with his cigar factory. Try it, vou will be sure to like it. " Fast Traln-i- . Definite arrangements have now neen made for the new fast train from San Fran- cisco to Chicago, which will be put on May 22, and run via Southern Pacific. Rio Grande Western Colorado Midland and Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe roads. Train will leave San Francisco at 7 a. m., leave Ogden the 2eXt d?J nt P- - m- - lcav;! "Colorado V Spring the next day at 9:i" D. m., arrivinir 81 Kansas City the next dav at i:0 p m x aud Chicago the following morning at 915 . m. This train will maie the run from Ogden to Chicngo in exactly sixty hours, ; and will be the fastest train on record be! twt-e- Ogden and Chicago via Kansas City . - Ladies see Clute at 214 Main St., before you buy 3 our groceries. Clute will sell you groceries and guarantee Aevlaeirnything first-clas- s at Driver Mer. Co 'U4 St. . Low Rates to Saratoga, New York, via Rio Grande Western from July 1st to Jth, inclusive. Rate $69.65 for the round trip, , : . Dr. Hector Griswold, dentist, removed to rooms 1 and 2, over Walker National bank. We are exhibiting a larger and more com-plete line of neekwear, hosiery, gloves, etc than we have ever shown. Bkowx. Terrv & Woonnr-t"- - A Flyer. The new Cliicago limited via the Rio Orande V esU-rn- , on and after May I will leave Salt Lake at 8:00 a. m., reaching Den-ve- r at 8:30 a. m. the next morning and Chi- - :V.p. tn. tho following day. Through Pullman palace sleeping cars from Ogden and Salt Lake to Chicago without change An elegant train throughout. The Atlantic express leaves here at 9:25 p. m. as hereto-foi-- e. Improved service to Eureka and San Pele and Sevier Valley points. THE ENSOR INSTITUTE Makes a Grand OfTerl Are you open to a good offer? Do you want a good investment, one which will make you more money and enable you to save more than any investment you ever made? How much do you make a week? Who it the custodian of your money? Do you carry it home for your family, or do you stop around the corner with the jolly crowd Saturday evening and have what you call a good time? Fou had , $13 when you received your pay. You perhaps get home with $5; perhaps none. Your good and patient wife is still waiting with the evening meal. 'Tis . scanty and plain, but the best her small resource wmilrl nrmit C V. i ... I ANNUAL STATEMENT. For the year ending December 81, 131H, of the con- dition of the Canton Masonic Mutual BenevDlent Society. Made to the Secretary of the Territory of Utah, in pursuance of an act relating to Life Insurance Companies, approved March V, 18.-- 1 Name of Company and location Canton Ma-son- Mutual Benevolent society, Canton III 4 T he amount of its assets is. . s'3i;-"i- - The amount of its liabilities ii 5 The net surplui. over alt liabilities' i's.V 8 oitt'90 o 1 he name of Its attorney or agent for the Territory of Utah, upon whom ser-vice of process in any civil action against said Company may be made A. B. Sawyer, Salt Lake City. 7 Je receiPts during the year were ... Ct 308 53 CorxTT OF Kri rnv f Bs- - John b. Messier, t, and C. N. Hen-kl- e, secretary of tha Canton Masonic Mutual Be- nevolent Society, being duly sworn, depose and say that they are the above described officers of said Company, and that the foregoin" statement lt!!.e penelr "'tion of said Company on said to theybl est of,rPhisDumber, is conect according belief, information, knowledge and respectively. Vice President. C.N. HKNKLE, Secretary. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th davof J une, A. D. 189-- i LSealJ DANIEL ABBOTT. TEnniTORv of Utah, i Kotary Public. Orric-x- ies hells' Sefretary. of the Territory of tah, do hereby certify that the anoe and fore-going is a full, true and rorwt copy of tho An- nual statement of tha general condition of the Canton Masonic Mutual Benevolent Scciety of Canton, Illinois, filed in my office on the 14th day of June, 182, in pursuance of an act relating to 1S. 1,""lrance tympanies, approved .March 7, In witness whereof, I have hereunio set my hand and affixed the great seal of the 1 erritory of L tah, this 11th day of Ji;no, 18(2. LSealJ ELIJAH SELLS, Secretary of I tali Territor. yvim... wuo uccus ueu , ter clothes; so do the children. The rent is due; the coal out The wife worries and cries. You curse your fate, tomplain cf hard times, and say you will bave to move into cheaper quarters, fou have done so until you almost live s. Then you lose your position. Some young, strong, honest, ambitious man gets it. You blame your employer tnd claim it to be your ill luck. All get your censure hut yourself. Stop a moment, study this question on its mer-its, it is a simple business proposition. One anyone can read. You commenced i tt $13 per week, strong, honest and bright, but you kept falling lower through drink; when you should have climbed higher, by letting it slsac. You ended by falling down when you sbnld have now been honored as a successful ' man. You now have n home, or friends who will help you, for you cannot do mental or physical labor. You could not serve your employer, he was com-pelled to put another in your place. It was your, fault, not his. You might now be earning 30, not $13. Your family have a good home, and happy; your friends by tbe score; the future bright; your life easy. Can you imag- ine all this, will you try ? This is but a plain life picture, we see It every day. Can you count the cost to yourself if you have done this. How many have and how many more will. Many men take offense if their friends soeak to them oa this subject; they consider it aa insult. 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Has he not then for many years insulted his good, patient wife, the one who was dependent npon him. ' Hs for your good alone. Think of this ln its true sense; study your own welfare and your own Interests. You can again start well, If you will; you tan again restore your, manhood. You have a-- chance to assert your indepen- dence. Tbe Ensor Institute has dropped ' in your path; will you stumble over it into the grave, go around it to destruc-tion, or enter and be saved. 'Tis your wife, your best friend, who pleads. Will you be deaf. You can reach a sure, harmless, permanent cure. At the En-sor we will make you happy. You will wonder why you hesitated. Do not trait to get on another drunk and spend the price of the cure. You have the chance today; you may never have it again. Come and see us and talk with us; investigate our cure for liquor, mor-phine, opium, etc. You will then see the force of this letter. 'Tis true in life. Talk with those at the Institute who have tried it; they can tell yoa many things and want to talk. Come and see them at 48 East Second South street ENSOR INSTITUTE - - . - - ' t DELINQUENT STOCK NOTICE THE Cons-oliJat- Gold and 8 Mining Company, location of principal nlare of bnsines, American Fork, Utuh county. Terri- tory of Utah. :.' Notice There are delinquent npon the follow-ing described stock, on account oiae!8mer.t No. S, of Scent per a share, levied on the lfith uay of November, 1K91, r.n1 ther after n.tiiied and confirmed oi. the 24ih day of May, 18'.id, the t oppo.ie tht niuies of the re-spective shareholder?, as follau s : Xo.of Xo. -- aw. Certificate, of Siiaret. Amount. P. Adamson.... 2a 100 3 U) L.M Krawn... 2! is 15-r- j 45(0 0 6 00 . J. Ryan.;.. . 148 SM 6 00 S. Osborn 152, 153, IS!, loo, ' 15b, 15?, i;, 159, W;, 1H1. litt, i, liii, lho, liW, Irt7, ' ltfH, 16U, 170, 171, ira, i:a, i7i, i7:--, 17o, 17i", 17M, 17 , . '130, 181, 1?, 183, 14, l, 18i, 17 ' 18, lP-9- V. 1H1, iw.', iya. i94, i:ts, 191, 107, 19H, 19'.t. .' 211, irZ, &, 2 4. S 15, AXi, 207. auP, 209, for 1000 cah.toUl 5S,0 1740 00 fc. 0horn 211,212, 21, for 10.0U1 each, total. 40,0.10 1200 OJ S. Osi orn 210, nl 2t4 for !) each.lotal 1,0c) 30 03 And in afco.-dane- e with law, and an order of the K vard of DireciorK, made on the 28th dav of June IS. , eo iusny sharex of 'a-- parcel f stock as n:y benetessary, w 1 be sold at the Company's oflne, at the store of James Chipmaa. in Atn.-ii-ca- City, Utah Conntv, Territory of Utah, oil Jlonday the 2Dth day of July, 1592, ot the hour of. o clock p. m. of csid dav, to pav the delin-q-i-- nt asst sment thereon, together with the t o-- t of f dverismtr and expenses of the sale. S.id eale w ill-b- e made by the Secretary or jme person appointed oy him. By order of the Board of Directors. W. A. MADIiSOX, DatedJun9 28,l2. Secretary. WHAT CAUSES A COLD. The Waste of Necessary Matter is the Pre-- , j. - dominate Oue. Cincinnati Gazette. ' - f ' The causation of "colds" has of late been much discussed by physicians, among whom there ia still a diversity of opinion. A score of years ago they were wont to attribute them solely to sudden changes in the weather with a rapid fall in temperature to expos- ure to draughts, cold ahd damp, while the body was over-heate- Facts, however, ac-cumulated that seem to indicate that these were not the real causes, but were simply what are termed proaisposing causes or, in other words, were influences that increased the liability to "colds," but did not actually excite them. - One such fact waa brought out by ex-plorers in the Arctic regions. The Ureely party, for instance, encountered the most terrible hardships that the weather can im-pose, and yet it is authoritively stated that "colds" never occurred among its members, nor was there a single case of fever, pneu-monia, bronchitis or other acute diseases that is generally supposed to be caused by "taking cold." This and various facts have Jed many physicians to believe that the irue cause of "colds" exists within, not outside of, the body, and unless the same, is present, exposure to inclement weather, etc., is not likely to be followed bv such unpleasant results. In some respects the body resembles a fur-nace. It must have fuel, and it must be kept free from ashes, otherwise the tire within will burn low or go out altogether. It is a notorious fact that the infinite ma-jority of mankind take in too much fuel in the form of food, and a companion fact is that they allow the "ashes" lo accumulate. These are made up not only of refuse foods, that the system does not need and cannot as-similate, but of minute dead pai tides of or-goathneicr matter, the products of tissue and changes and vital processes that are w wnuin tue Douy. Jhere are a number of avenues for the ex-pulsion of these waste matters. The lungs supply the drauyht to the inward combus- tion and carry off carbonic acid and watery vapor, or, as it were, the gas and smoke from the lire. Equally as important parts of this sewerago system arc the bowels and kidneys; and the skin and liver have also a goodly share in the indispensable clearing out of the body. They receive the waste directly from the blood, and should any of them stop in their work it must soon be- come loaded with inmurities and poisoned by its own decay. " . The signs indicate that these waste mat- ters play an important part in the causation of colds. Yhen a person becomes chilled blood in unusual quanties is driven to "the weakest part," carrying with it its waste that might have been thrown out but for the chill, liow much of the trouble that fol- lows is due to the "rush cf blood" and how much to its impurities is uot known, bnt there is reason for believing that the latter deserves a large share of the blame. - -- -. A HISTORY OF RAILROADS. Such will Virtually be the" Baltimore & Ohio Exhibit at the Worlol'a Fair. v.? e,Bammore 01lI 19 preparing an ex- hibit for the World's fair which will be his- torical in design and will begin with the tirst rails laid on that road, one of the first built in this country. The road was orisri-nall- y intended to be operated by horse power, and was so operated for some time. Ihe track was constructed of heavy wooden atnngers, upon which strap rails were laid, borne of this track has been recently un-earthed, and will form part of the exhibit. i"iere wiU a!so be an exact duplicate of the Id shanty car, which was drawn bv horses. Ihe company will also rebuild in" full size the "1'eter Cooper" locomotive, which was bui t for competition with horse power, following in historical order order will be me umereni iorms oi tracks, locomotives and cars which have been used on this road at various periods. The old "grasshopper" and "camelback" locomotives will be in-ocluutded, and other styles which have passed of use, ending with tho present and rolling stock of the compan'. MAKallAL'M SALE VI USUANT TO AN to me directed by the Dintrict Court of the Third Judicial District of the Terri tory of Utah. 1 shall offer xt public sal at the front door of the County Court house, in the ocnitythaend county of Salt Lake. Territory oi Utah, --' th day of July, 1892, at 12 o clcck, M all the right, title, claim and interest of Francis rascoeor, in and to the f mowing described real estate situite, lyin; and being in the Countv cf Salt Lake, I till Teiriiory, and particnlarly des-cribed as follows, A part of loi two, I Irck th r y, rdat "B." Lake City survey, be-tghiennncineg at t:ie southwest corner of said lot; north seven rods; thence east live rods: thence touth seven rods: thence west five roJs to prlace of beginning. Tj be so d as the property of rancis Pascoe at the suic of J. G. Mitchell. T erms of bale cash. Stephens & Schroeder, plaintiff a at. ornevs. K. H. PARSONS, r. 8. Marshal. Bv D' 3N- - swA'i Marshal. Salt Lake City, Utah. July fi. . partment, for their u.--e, and to snch ot'ier rcr-sou- s as he may dem p opsr, and anv effl.-c- or lnemoerof the fire deartma.:t, or other person bavins char;.-- : of one or more of s iid wrju. hes, who shad p. runt the same to be taxen fr.m their pnrposo whatever, w herever the water mains ara laia, are hereby repealed. Sec. 2i The Assessor and Collector of Water Kat;-- s shall make Annual Assessment for water on the owners i f rr.-rr- i l'""-- " "l tiej.u ii, or to he d for any other pur- pose than those authorized by the s'uperii.lmid-en- t, shall Le liable to a Cue of not ecevd.nir lut dollnrsforeaebonVr.se. Sec fi. Whenever any property ow-- er desires to cd am a supply of water ftom the Citv Water-works, he shall make application therefor, in wntiits. to the Super'nteucent, and sura an areenint that he w ill be g ve ned bv sucii riles and reguhiti''n, not inconsistent ihiw ordi-nance, as may be prnscrihed by th City Council for the control of the ter supply; sni.i iti,, a. tion must slate the locition. kinV uf buil'lin" number of lo nns. ar:d tue entire area ot --Diind' to be supplied, ad ful.v anJ trulv state t iirtpur-pose- s for which the w.rer is to 'be use 1. .Said applicat ou having b nt filed, th supenntt n lent of V aterworks is authorized to e;.tud. at th- - ex-pense of the city, the service pipe t lae inside lins of the riirt.-ton- ', at thd point m -- t ronv nientfor mpplying tha ptemiscs of .ha appli- cant. 's' To each ser-ic- e pipe thre sha'l be at-tached, at the curb a stop cock and a bey b-- whbh shall ba paid for by the water taker an J l nnder the exculsive control of the Superintend- ent. Sec. 8. AM service and other pipes iied under-ground shall be of enst iron, extra stroa-- ' lead c r tiu-l.ne- d lead, and !aid not less than four feet be- low the grade, ai d all p.p.- - f..r wafer sun hot her inside or ontside, shall be of -..-nk-i.v.t rengtii to stind the water pressure, and all such work, alteration or extensions thereof, to-- uer with size of pipe, must be to the acceptance of the Superintendent. No extensk n of service pipe shall be made without first obtaining a perm t therefor from the S iperinteuileut, tnd upon the payment of ouedollnr, and noextensi ,n shall be made to another water taker from the s;;m ser- vice pipe without a stop-coc- k and key box l.eii attucht-- at the junction with such service pipe. " &ec. U. If any water tiker shall permit nnv per- son fiora other premises, or any unauthorized person, to i:sj or obtain water from his prem s- -s or nxtures, whether inside or outside of h s tbhieiild.ng, the supply of water msv beint ofT imd amount paid forfeited, and siich person for taking aaid v.a er shall lie h.-.- e to a Etie of not to exece 1 ten :o:lar fur eac.i o:Ii:i(;e. S(c. 10. All persons taking the w ater sliali keep their service pipes connections aii.i other wuler apparatus in toad repair and protected from fm,i ; 1 u.,au maun a iui:n- - tjon tiierefur, based unon the rates hereiuntter estau.isued and darinufrom thefirstdav if Julv of each ye ir. Said ollicer shall char-r- e t- - each ner-s-- n the amount assesei bim, and shall without delay proceed to collect the same monthly, quarterly, senu-aunuali- y or annually, at his and pay the amounts colle ted into tie City Treasury monthly, or oftener if required. In the month ot jime of ea,.h ye)lr he sha, lull report to and settlement with the City Aud- itor ot tlie previous ye!lr-- assessmcnU and of c.ter Rates. Sec. J. The Assessor and Collet tor of Water Kates shallJnrnish to each water taker, or leave siV,t ro,sr,du,r,.inttceen ror ti"c"euaolf tphleace of business, a rate ussessed amount of water against him and when If any person neglect, reiiise or fail to pay his water rate withm twenty days from the date of said notK-e- . th Assessor and Collector is authorized nnd emp .werej to have the water turned off Irom the premises of said person where i h unpaid w ater r.ite is assessed, and before the water shall be turiie 1 on again all delinquent water rates must Le paid in full up tithe e.-- of the term as as- sessed, and fifty c?nts additional for expenses Amneyn.water taker n t using water after the assess hes been made must report it to the Asses- sor and Collector of Water Rates and have the wafer shut off : if be fails to do so the full amount ass ssed must be paid. Section The rates for a snnply of water from tha Salt Lak- - Citv Waterworks; to be apsaid in advance, are hereby fixed and eetabUshed follows, towit: bakery.. $ 15 to 80 00 Utirber shop, not exceeding two ca-t.r- s io oo Each additional chair """""" 00 Bath, public, lirst tub lo 0) i.a h a iditional tub, not exceedin-'- ' .four 50-- j Kai h additional tub exceeding four i OO Ileer pump.. , x) lilacksmith shop 5 t0 .( cx) tjook Binder- - and Printing office'" 10 to 'JO 00 Brewery, for and washing purpose-- . 5T0 to 800 CO Butcher Shop 15 to 30 a( Hub-roo- 15 to 25 00 Confectionery and Ice Cream Sa- loon.. 0 to 20 00 at their own expense: but no person, except un- der the direction ot the Superintendent, shall e allowed to di-- ; in'o the str et or sidewalk for the purpose of laying, removing or ret. airing any ser- vice pipe. Sec. 11. If any water taker shall waste water, oral.owitto be wasted by r.e.di.-enc- stu-- as Imperfect stops or valves, or ,eaky joint or pipes, or allowin-- r tanks to leak or ti overflow, or v. astefully run it through basins or other app s, or use the water for purposes ihan thote for which they have paid, or in violation of the rules and regulations for controlling the wa- ter supply, and the provisions of this ordinance he shall be liable to a tine of not t twenty-tlv- e doihirs for each offence, and the wa- ter may be cit off from such water taker, and nil payments forfeited, tin .ess such person shall promptly pay such additional charges as may Le im!peocsed bv the iuperlntet 12. Whoever by himself, family, servants or agents, shall use the water coming through tne water mams without first paving therefor a hereinafter provided, or shall, without authority, open any stop cock, valve or other fixture at- tached to the system of water supply, or shall in anywise injure, deface or impair any part or anv appurtenances of the M'aterworks, or shall ca-"- t anything into any reservoir or tank of the said works, shall be pnnisbed by fin not exceediu" one hundred dollars for each offense, or by im' prisonment not exceeding six months, or by both line and impr.tonment. Sec. 13. If any person after the water has been tnrned off from his premises, on acco.mt of non-payment of dues, or violation of the rules and truergnulations pertaining to the water supply, shall the water on ngain, or, use. or allow tl e water to ba used without authority, he sh ill l e fined not exceeJing fifty dollars for ea h oifense. Sec. 14. Fountains and sprii k ers for lawns! gardens, yards or sidewalks ehaa not be opera'ed during a lire. No fountain attachment shall be ereater than half an inch in diameter, .'iherj sha 1 be a stop cock to each fountain attuchmenf, which shall be under the control ct the superin- tendent. Sec 13. Sprinklers for lawns, gardens , and fyrar.ds must be used only for tne purposes paid No nozzle for sprinkling sjall be lar--e- r than one-fourt- of an im-- In it; .n,a.n. ; " t;"'1-"'- - io to 15 oi Flour .M0l1e. 15 01 jo to oilOO f oundry and Machine shop 10 to 21 DO ior.n'ain, with jet not exceeding" inch in diameter, per month. ... . 5 00 In store.restaurantor other pace D ta 15 00 Hose ct nnectionforsprinkling car-de- n, lawn or yard, per square vnrd 03 No license issued for sprinkling 1 ogrf'rieu, lawn or yard, iess than 3 00 washins private vehicles.each vehicle i oq For each animal ! ."."."." ".".'.".1 1 00 Hotel, Boardinjror Lodging iioase"" for each room hav.ntr water at-tachments and including water closet,nrinaI,andbathforgueets 1 E0 For each room not having water attf ciiments j (q No hotel, boarding or lodging house less than 13 CO Hons or private residence not ex-ceeding six rooms with privilege fu"fc". 5 00 ad ditional room exceeding 6 l CO Each bath tub j oo ach water cheat ...""'.I 1 CO Each uiinil i Statio.-.ar- y laundry tubs 5 00 Ice manufacturing establisa- - ment 100 to 800 00 Laboratory, soda manufactory, Oottiiig establihnie;.t. vinegar factory and packing house 20 to 100 00 Laundry 4S to i5 () Liquor store, sab on or beer shop.. 25 OJ Livery, feed or sale stable: Forjeach animal i oo For washing vehicles, each a 00 Lccomotives (railroad each. . 60 00 For washing cars(railroad coach-es) each looo washing street cars, each.... 7 50 Lumber yard or planing mill 10 to 20 00 Lunch stann atd restaurant 5 to 20 CO Office buildings: Lank, express, railroad, attorney's, phvsb ian's, mining company's or other off-ice', with or without water at-tachments, fmt fleor. each- Sinmm spnnklitisr shad be allo-.ve- except in connection with other water seruce. The city is berehy Tfivided into two spr:nklin districts. All that portion cf the citv lvin enst and north of the following boundaries is '"erebv marie and declared to be the I'prier Sprinki.n District, to-wi- Commencing at the intersection of Mrst M'est and Seventh Nor h Streets, and Srutrneneitng thence Sou h along sail First West to Second North Street, tiieuce Etiet a'on said Second North Stieet to Apple S'reet, thence Southeasterly along Apple Street to first North Street, ther.ee Last aloii' Firet North Street to East Temple Street, thence South aim? East Temple Street to North Temple Stre", thence East along North Temple Street to tirst East Strett, theuce South along First East Street to South Temple Street, thence East nlonir South Temple Street to Sixth East S'reet, thence South along sixth Est Street to Lihe.-t-v Farfc. And all ersons taking water from the mains on South Temple Street, East of First Ka-- t Street, and those taking from the ntnin on Sixth East Street, shall be deemed to belong to said Upn'-- District. " All that por ion of t'je city lving West rnj South of the foreuoing boundaries is hereny made and declared to be the Lower Sprinkling District. Sprinklers for lawns, sidewa'kx, strce's, win-dows and fronts, i 1 the Upper District, m ist he used only between the hours of 1 tn.l s o'clock a.m., and 4 and 8 o'clock p. m., and i't the Lower District between the hours of 8 and 1 1 o'clock a.m., and b and o'clock Y.m., dnrinsr tbe mon'hs of July, August, September and October of each year. Thirty minute time each div shall te al-lowed for th snrinKliu? of each 1 A) sqnare yards of lawn in the Upper District, and twenty minutes each day ior the same area in the Lower District in time of scarcity of water, whenever it shall in tho judzment cf the City Council, be necssarv, the Mayor shall, by proclamation, still further limit .e use of water for other than domestic purposes, and in bis discretion, provide that sprinklers shall only be nsed on alternate days in each District. thiAsny person violating any of the provisions of sect.on. or of any piovlamatiou ma Jo by the Mayor in pursuance hereof, shall, on conviction be Cued in any sum not exceeding $10 for the first oflenee, and not exceeding 421 fns en.-- ,k Upstairs offices with or without w ater attachments, each 2 00 Photograph gallery. . .'. in n) Sanitarium or public buth house, 250 00 1 urkish bath 10 Oil Soda fount-ti- for the season". .".'.. .". 5 to SO CO Society hall, etc 10 U) Steam boilers, stationary, when used not to exceed twelve out of twfn?y-fou- r hours, per horse Power r 1 fx) hen used constantly, per hoiss power 200 Wi: en nsed for heating pri ate res ideiicesj 3 to 5 00 Stone yard and itone saw mills 10 to 75 00 Stock Ysrd or Corrals not less than 25 VO Store or Shop 5 00 to 20 00 lanks or Reservoirs, for each t ne thousand cations ued 23 Theater or Public Ua'a...."."";."." 10 CO to 50 00 Lrmals, public, in lioteis. Saloon.--, Frivate School houses or Hospit-als, each 10 GO In odice or shjps each g op Water Cloeets. in office bni dins" store or shop", each ? 503 Water Ciotets, public, in Hotels", Saloons, Private School houses or Hcs iitals, tach 10 00 Meter Rates, gallons...."."! 25 ..0r a. fnP!ilv' "f for any pnrpose not specifical y dign.-t-d- . tne price shall I e tixed bv the Assessor and Collector of w ater rates, corre-pond- ing with the standaid hereinbefore estab- lished. Sec. 20. Meters will be furnished and maintained by ths City at cost, to all wa er tnkers who piefer to use them, and the City reserves the right to mput tliem in a meter in any cuse at its own expense l cln ree for water ty measure lr.steid of schedule rates. Sea 27. No water shall be from the pipes of the Salt Lake City Waterworks for Ihe purpose of driving any motor, turbine or other w heels, or any hyuranlic engine, or elevators or fwora drsioveivieier.orarn.idopno?llin4 n.a- - hii.erv of any kind license shall be granted or Issutd for any such purpote Sac. 2S. Ihe Assessor and Collector of Water Rates may demand of ar.v nerso-- i - sequent offence. Sec. 16. Sprinkling wagons and wagons for the delivery or distribution of water must be filled from hydrants, or from spill erected for that pnr-pose, and shall be regulated aud controlled by the Superintendent. Sec. 17. Steam boilers, need for power pur- poses, shall not be allowed to fill from the u.r.es direct, but must be providad with a tank and sup- plied therefrom. Sec 18. Wateringtrouihsforaniinals shall not beallowed a constant Cow of water, but shall only be allowed to use such quantity as will supply the actual wants of the stoci havii g access tiiereto. Neither shall ccntinuon ftr anis of water be ter mined to flow from hydrants, faucets, or tp9 over wash basins, water closets or ur.nals or from any apparatus for draw.ng water. Sec. 19 1 ree access shall at all ordinary honrs nealiowed to the Superintendent or ot, er au- thorized persoa to ail places sunplied with wat. r to examine the apparatus, tha amount used aud the manner of using water, and any water taker violating any of the rules snd regulations con-tmroelnlitnsg the water supply shall forfeit all pay- made and the right to the use of tha water heKld 2w, TJie CitT Corporation shall not bs liable for flamajs to any water take.-- by reafou of a stoppage or interruption of his water supply caused by scarcity of water, accidents to works or mains, alternt.ons, additions, repairs or from other unavoidable cause. - Sec. i!l No telegraph post, hitching or other post shall be put down or set within four f?et of any water service pipe, nor within six teet of any main pipe, except on a written permit fiom the Superintendent. Sec. 22 Wherever the water mains are laid, no person shall bo allowel to convey the waters of the City from any ditch or place by private pipes, lor fountains, mechanical or other purpos-- s, cept the ordinary irrigation of lots, under Ihe direction of the Wstenua-'ter- . nor shill said waters be hereafter diverted frjm tho ordinary iorrrigation ditches lor the supnly of et 'am toiler other mechanism, and all resolutions, ordi- nances and permi's allowing any p;r.-o-n to con-vey the waters of the City, or r.7 part thereof, from the ordinary ditches by pips tr any tiaa or j ' poratioti. a ewtr-- i statement for what purpose water lsjequlred, to-et- with the number of rooms, uose connections bath hoases, hop urin- als, water closets, engines, boilers, stock vard-corra- ls, livery stable, liqnor stores, and other purpo.es for which water is required, and also t.ie number of how a or other stock to te sun-pil-ed and the number of vehicles to be washed Any person refnsine to make nca sworn stated ment when required Hiall be if..Cd a snunly of water, and any person who makes sach sw-r- statement falsely, may be prosecuted and con-vitt- of per urv. Sec. a. Nothirg herein contained shall prohibit the City Council Irom amending. a!tein or add-tiongthtoe twheateprrovisions of this ordinance m relation which snpply or the rules ,,d regulations mar be adopted in conformitv therewith Provided that no alteration in vater rates shr 'i aappwiayter-ttake- ranv-- license issued or contract made with under tbi ordinance, nnUl after the expiration of snch license or contract Sec. 30. All ordinances or parts of ordinances acroenflating with tne provisions of this ordinance hereby repealed. Sec. 81 . his ordinanceshall take effect and be inforce from and after the first cay of July, A.D., Approved this the 1st dav of Julv, A D 1852 Attest: K. N. CAS&1N, iiavor! 8EAL.J C. E. Stastox, City Recorder. rNrrFn States oy AxEmcA, ) Territory of Utah. C8S County snd City of Salt Lake, J Coi1ty' I tah.Sdtaonton, Recorder in and for Salt Lake hereby ce,tify that tho foregoins is a fnll, tree and correct copy of "An Ordinance in Re uion to the Salt L-t- City Waterwir " passed byotnheJCunitey Coun. il and le.erred for 80, im-i- , aud approved by ths. iu'my'om A "8 ot In witness whereof, I have hereunto set T handand afllxcd the corporate teal of Salt Lake City, I tali, this 1st day of Julv. A. D 1V t8"1- - C." E. STAVI ON, City Recorder. A NC?DIACE IN RELATION TO THE J. V Suit Lakw City waterworks. Section 1. Re it "ordained by the city council of Salt Lake City that: The waterworks constructed by the corporation to snpply Salt Lake City with water shall bo designated aud ' known as the Salt L:ike City Waterworks : they shall be the property of said city, and shall be under the sole and ex- clusive control of the city council, who mav, from time to time, direct the construction of such reser-voirs, water tanks, water.mams. service nines and Ore hydrants as the necessities of the inhabitants of the city may require. ' Sec. 2. The Superintendent of Waterworks shall, under the direction of the city council, have chacire of tha- - reservoirs, water tanks, water mams, fire hydrants, and all the machinery and appur enances appertaining to the waterworks, lie shall have tho direction of the layin" of water mains and pntting in of service pipes, and the regulation of the water-- and to aU water.takers. sluiepply, to fire hydrants snail report to the City Council quarterly, or oftener if required, his doings as Superintendent, the condition of the waterworks, and inake such suggestions as tbe nature of the service mav reqnire Sec 8. All pnblic fire hydrants shall be under the control of and-shai- l be. kept in repair bv the Superintendent of Waterwoiks. and in case of file, the Fire Department and such others as the biiperinteudf-n- t shall authorize, shall have free access to said hrrirants.- - K other pernon shall open or operate any fire hydraut, or attempt to draw water therefrom or obstruct the approach thereto. Sec. 4. Any person who shall willfully or carelessly run a airainst a fire hvdrant, or otherwise willfully or carelessly injure "the same, or draw or attempt to draw water therefrom, shall be subject to a fine not exreodin one hun- dred dollars, and ba liable for all damages done to said hydrant. Se. 5. Wrenches for fire hydrants shall be lorn ished by the superintendent to the fire de- - TN THE DISTRICT COURT FN X for the Third Judicial Dtrict ef Utah Terr" tory Conniy of Salt Lake. Sammons. Gar Lombard, plaint.ff, vs. J. M. Kennedy and Nellie Kennedy, h wif. a , Edward K. Beck, defendant.: TnpU of thJ Territory of Llah send reetiag to 3 M Kennedy and Nellie Kennedy, hi, wifV a-i- Agnes Poland and Edward ' fcerk, defendnts. V,u ar hereby required ti arpear in an acUon brought against yoa by th a;n!d5tonJa,uanmdsiw9cdiearlPi'dntiisat-rii-cnt of ttlheDTiesrtrriitcotryconorft oUf ttahae the complaint Clad therein within en days (exclusiye of he day of servic) aftsr the terviceon you of this somuions If served within this county ; or, if served out of this county but m this district, within twenty days; otherwise witnin forty Cays or judgment by default will ba aken against you, according to the prayer of said The said action is brought to have judem.nt asamst daieadants Kennedy for the sum of TOn with interest from Dec. fl, leil, at 10 per annum, for $100 attorneys fees and (Uiof inT ealxleeged to be due on a certain promissory not' .uted j said defendants to one W H DJ" Sept 29, 1691, for 700, with interest 10 per eeot per sanum: said note and wholly un-paid save lntereu to Dc. 2J, 60!. and secured hy mortgage of even date on premises herefnsfteVi d6.cnod; said rote and raortgage having been, absoslidgneerd to plaiatl herein, who is now leiraK thereof; to have the usual decre of thia court fur the sale ef said premises; that proceeds of aid sal be applied in payment of amounts doe as above; that defendants and all persons claim-- , iu under them be barred and foreclosed of ail right, claim or equity of redemption in said prem-I.- e; that plamtiS have judgment for any deae- - l,r, other relle'- - SaJa are de- scribed as follows, towit: Commencine W corner of Lot IS, Black 1, Temple viewfa of Lou 8 and 10, o acre, Plat 44A," Bic Field Survey, mnaing thence K. 87h ft., thence N ba-- t Lake Connty, Utah. And you are hereby notified that if you fall to appear and answer the said complaint as above, required, the said plaintiff wiU apply to the Courts for the relief demanded tttereia. wW.tn?"' the Hon. Charles 8. Zane, Judge, and) heD,"is1trioctt tnine aDnritstfroicrtthCeourt of the Third iudic-la- l Territory of Utah, this --nd day of May, in the year ef our Lord one thou- sand eight hundred and ninety-tw- o lZALr HSNBY G. McMILLAX, Clerk. D. Looms, Depntv Clerk. Railroad Notes. The mining congress meets at Helena, Mont., kon Tuesday next aud the Union Pacific is being besieged with applications lor tickets. George Gould says that if the rulings of the Texas railroad commission are sus- tained in the matter of reducing railroad rates, bankruptcy is in store for every rail- road in the state. Under the rulings rates have been reduced as much as 30 per cent in certain cases. Railroads are contesting the rliigeht of the commission to make these rates, does not know when the matter will be decided. In the hew time card on the Union Pacific, - the station west of Cheyenne, known as Col- orado Junction, has been changed to Cor-let- t, in honor of the late V. W. Corlett, who was for many years attorney for the Union Ipnacific at Chejenne. The naming of a town memory of this man who had so much to do with Wyoming in his life is a compliment which will be appreciated by his many friends, who can never forg- et his great abil-ity. AN ORDINANCE, CREATING AND Srriak ing District No. 2. Section 1. lie it ord line! bv the City Conncil of Salt Lake City, Tei r.tory of Uiah ; tuat spr.n k-- ling district No. 2 be and the same is hereby created an t established. . Section S That the boundaries of, and the ter-- Jitory Included in said d strict, are described as follows, to wit: All of First street from State street to S street: all of C D, t, F, II. i K, L M, V O, t, y, R and S streets from South' lemnle to First street; all of South Temple from i nth Last ftreet to Thirteenth E.it street- - all of First South street from Tenth East street to 1 hirteenth East stieet; ail or t cond South street faril?omfTEnle,vhenHth"'anHdet 10 1 "'fte.T.ti E st street; 'iwe f,h Eust streets from cbl"'ih lemple street to Second South sire'.- - all Ta!rtfitli Ea?t street from Fim South ttreet tsotalt'ieflhfcojth street; ail of Canyon road from street to Fourth s'reet: r.nd tV. of Sscond West street from Thiid North street to the Warm 'prints ba:h hone. Se tioa a. Tbis ordinance shall take effect and 'nayor Bfter apPruval bJ' 'he Approved this the 11th day of June, A. D isra Attert . K. S. BA SKIN, ilayot. sm--j C. Z. Stastos, City Recorder. Uxiteo Statks of Amibica, ) Territory of Utah, Css. County and City of Salt Lake, S ii.Ji;Si"f,",,R8coriter in and for Salt Lake Cisiaty, Utah, do hertby cert.fy that the foregoing full, true ar,d coirect copy cf "An Oniirance Creating and Denning Sprinkling District No i pas.ed by the City Conncil a:id le.'erred for en- rollment on June in, ihsrj, tlld approved by the In witness whereof, I bare hereunto set hand and affixed the corporate seal of SaULaki City, Utah, this 13th day of June, A. D 1 JTN TIIE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOIJ the Third Judicial District of Utah T rritorv Conrtvof Salt Lake Neilie Kinkead, PlaintiiTl vs. Baltzer Kinkead, Defendant, Summons. Th PEeaolpteler of the Territory of Utah send greetina to Kinkead, Defendant. Ion are hereby required to appear In an action bronsht fgtinst yon ty the above named plaintiff lu the District Court of the Third Judicial M s tnctof the Terrnory of Utah, and to answer the ocotmplaint filed therein withi.i ten diys (exclusive the day of service) alter the service oa you of this summons if served within this county; or if serve . out of this county. In- - in this district' withtn twenty days; otherwise within forty davs or judgment by oefault will be taken asuiu'st yon actording to the prayer of said complaint. Thi sii id action is brought to have a decree cf this to srt dissolving the loads of inatrimrny uetwf ei plainrifT anu cle'endant, and grant- bineg p,ainti.t oi h other and further lelief as my meet in the premises and her coi ts of suit-abov- relief paved ou tie ground that rn or ahoctthe yeai l5Mi, the defend uu wil.f illy a;;d without cause deseit-- tiff and has d and obanioned tt e plain- ever since continued so to rles'it xnd abandon her, and ti live separate and t pirt from her ia i t aer will and without her consent-an-tha- - ior Hie years last pxst dpfendiint has I tiled ta provide for plaintiff the common or any tescssaries of life. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above froeqr uired the said plaintiff will apply to the court the relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hod. Charles S. Zane, jndire, and tl Seal oi the District Court of the Third Judi- cial District, in and for the Territory of Utah this 8th day of June, in the year of our Lord ona thousand eight hundred and ninety-two- . HENRY G. McMlLLAN, Clerk. By GEO. D. LOOMIS, Deputy Clerk. McDowall Lyles, Attorneys ior Plaiaiiff TIJARSHALS SALE PL' KSU ANT TO AN Court oTf.rfthle ,.8a1 to " 8 "ireetel br the Distr.ct Third Judicial District of tue Terri-- t?7 rf .U'?h- - 1 lhKl1 OI,-e-- a P',bic sale at Tn of th Co::nty Court hons, Ltah ierntco;tryy. oanndtheacotuh ity of Lake .lav of Julv, 183S, at est ot flilth0,rig tills, claim anl inter- ard Joseph Nessel and Ere 1 M. Clark, of. in to the following described reil estate, situate lying and be ns in the County of Scl; Lake, Uta l til'.'Ti2 rdP'lir!y d scribed as to lows, i' tPfrs" lot thrfe () blH-- tnir.y-thre- e (.31.) A, Salt Lake City survey, commencing three and one-hai-f (44) ro" north of the south-wes- t corner of said lot three (3.) and running thence east twelve fltJ) rods, thence north f mr .4) rods thenee west twelve (12) rods, thence soti-- tour (4) rcd-- t to the place of beginning, containi e ) square rods. Toother w,th all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and apertlfn.n9 thereunto belonging or in anywise lo he soldfssthepropeityof Joseph Nessel and fnvrl Hat. tHheeenesy,,1o!nte olf tFh--e def eudaiptlaintiff, Terms of sale cash. W. I, Stewart, plaintiffs attorney. . II. PARSONS, U. S. Marshal. Salt Lake hy P- - Deputy ilarehaL C.ty, Utah, June 8, li9i IN THE PROBATK COURT, SALT LAKE Utah Territory. In the m liter of tbe estate of John II. Pi knell, deceased- - No'i-- is hereby given, that Martha Ann Coombs, tne of devhees of said estate, has tiled her petition ask-ing for a final account ng by the executors of said estate, and for a distribution nf the rent erikfA Km. loufcjnr to said e?tate.among the persons entitld there.-o-. and thst the l'lth day of July, A..D. 18'. S, at 10 o'clock a. m. at tne court room of said court at the toxnty court house in Salt Lake City nnd county, Utah Territory, has been duly appointed hy tt e ju&re of said court for the hear.ns of said reiiticn for distribution and final accounting, at which time aud place any person interesteu in said estate may appear and now cause, if any there be, why raid executors should not make a final acconnti ip, end why said distribution should not be made a-- i prayed for. Done in open court this 14th day of Jnne, 1392. C. E. ALLEN, Clerk of Probate Court. Jakes A. Williaxs, attorney for Marth Ann Combs. 4-6w : MARSHAL'S SALE PURSUANT TO AN to me directed by the District Court of the Taird Judicial Distrirt ef tho Terri-tory of Utah. J shall orTer fcr sail at tho front door ot the County Court house, in the tiiv 01 ox n mio, county ot Pan iarn, au.i Terri-tory of Utah, on tho lith day of July, 199-J- , at 1 o'clock, M., all the right, title, and interest of John 3. Byntn, bdmimirCratiir of, in add to the fo.'lowing rlersribed real rtat, sitnst?, lying and being in Eat fai.e Comity, Utah 'n rrftory, and described as follows, i: A patt of It .ven (7), Block Seventy sea (7.), Plat A, bait Lake Oity Survey, Sait Lake Cily, Salt Lake Connty. Utah Territojy, commencing at the southeast corner of said Lot Seven (7), and rnnning thence north fifty (30) feet thence weal nine (8) rods, thence sooth nCty (i0) feet, tbenca east nine (9) rods to tbe place of ; to-gether with the tenements, hereditanirnts s&dap-purler.anc- therernto beoniriag or in any wise apTpoerbtaeining, with the rents Issues and proftta. sold as tbe of John J. rsAjit the suit of J, W. FarrelL v ,- , . Terms of sale. Cash. E. H. PARSONS, TT. S. Marshal. By A. H. PARSONS. Deputy Atarthal. Dated June 18, 18P4 TN THE THIRD JUDIfL DISTRICT thl vZlZrl Pi ,n"ei 0f ,he PPlatioii of solve Resort Company to dis- and disincorporate. Notice is hereby given that the Parleys Park r IC.. laowrst c,olnPa'iy. a corporation formed of the Territory of Ufan has d to the Third Judicial District Court or wlrfto,r3r S? Ltah' Volition praying to be disincorporate and dissolve; and that Wednesday, the flth day of July, 189J, at 10 oan rL P' ,oon th'H as counsel lMrd- - been appointed as the time ind lV rm f,the Mid D'"trict Conrt the pi.ee which said anplicatitin is to be heard hv!lWltJ t wh,erof, I have hereunto set k.'.' aftixsd the seal of tbe District court aforesaid, this 11th day of June, 1832 ISeai, , . fiENRY u. McMillan. Daniel Clerk Harrington, Attorney for Petitioners. VN OKI IXANCli THE TAX AND for the cssetsmtnt of ths property on both. " of fecon-- Soath s reel ia Salt Lake Citv, fiom the tas- - side of vV est Temple street to th vestsideof S:a.e sire', bslng laving District No. 5. t:e-ti- 1 Be it ordainsdbv the cpy council of Sait Lata City, ferntorv of Utah, tha: said coun-cil dolh hereby lavy the tax and for the assess- ment .f tbe property npon toe sveral lots anil parcels ef land hsia'.oafterde crired and abutting upon bo h s!s ef Secon4 boutu street, from th east side of West Temple street to the west sld Jf aueit, bclag Paving Disa-ic- t No. 5, Salt This tix is leyifd to defray the expense of pav-ing, cnrblng, gntteriur and grading said street oppo.-l.- the blocks, lots and parcels of land abut-ti- j on sail Second Sou h etie-- t, anl to be spec-uli- y affected and beneS'.eiby said improyemsnt; and it is hereby adjudged, determined and estab-hsae- d tba". the sa-n- e will he specially benefited by said improven-.- e its. and Slid lots and parcels of land are to be ase-B- ' d c n equal and uniform rato In accordance w t j the linear foot frontage npon both sides of taiil street to be paved fioutic? oa faid street and of a depth of fifty feet back from, said street, to wit., f:oai the cast line of West TTehmeple street ti rhs west line of State street. total c ast and --menses of parin?, mrbin-- , igitTtefrningisanedstimgraa.dedngatto be paid ty atntting $SS 4ii.25, aud the tsx I et y levied is $!S.69 per fw.nl foot abutting npon said street, ni to bs affected and becented by said improvements and which the city assessor and collector is hereby aathoriz el tnd directid to . in accordance wito the provisions ot tbia ordinaire and for the purposes therein men-tioned. Said lota are lots f and 6 in Block 57, Lots 5, fi, T and 8 in Block 68. lota 1 and 2 in Block K"A, a8naaltLListeka1, 2, Sand 4 in Block TO, all in P.iit City survey. Salt Lake County. Territory of Utah. This levy of tax upon said lots and parcels of land abutting on each side of said street is made 1 upon the same as said lots and parcels of land appear and are shown upon the ofiicial recorded fpo'artt. or map of said city and of a depth of Sec 2. That said special tax levied as afore-- nu on saia lots respectively shall become de-linquent as follows: Ons-foart- h of the total amount so levied cn each of said lots or part tuereof or pieces of land, shall become delin-qne- nt in three months from ths passage and of this ordinance: one-four- th in nins months: one-four:- h in fifteen months, and one-four- th in twenty oue months, nd being from tho passage of this ordinance. Each of aaid install-ments, except the first, shall draw interest at tbo rate of seven per cent per annum from the time-o- the levy aferesa.i until the same hall become delinquent, and If not paid before tbe same be- come delinquent, interest after the same becomes sdhealilnlqoueent at the rate of ten per cent per annum paid thereon. Sec. 3. That the entire amount of tax so levied and assessed on any of said lots or parts of lot may be paid by the ownr of any lot or part of let, or the entire equal proportion of said tax on any of said loU may be paid by any person on any part cf said lots within ninety (90) davs from said levv, and thereupon such lots or parts of lots shall be exempt from any. lien or chargs thTefor. Sec. 4 This ordinance shall take effect and h in force from and after Its passaze and approval. Fassed and approved May 8lst."l9-- i Attest: R. N. BASKiN, Mayor. rsiAL. c. E. Stavton, City Recorder. United States or Ahebica, 1 Tkrritobt of Utah, V City and County of Salt Lake. ) 1, C. E. Stanton, Recorder in atd for Salt Lk ICsitay, Utah, do hereby certify that the foregoicg full, trne and correct copy of "an Ordinance, levying the tax and for the assessment of th sparotperty on both sides of Second South street ia, Lake City, from the east side of West Tem-ple street to the west side of State street, beintr Paving District No. 5," passed and approved by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah, lliv 81st, lswi, as appears of record in mv office han"d.wanldt?aef?fixedjttehreof, 1 have hereunto set mv corporate seal of Laka City, this second day of June. A.D.I S9-- J sul C. E. STANTON. . Ciry Recorder. SUMMONS TERKITORY OF UTU1 COF-- sr Lake, City cf Salt Lake. In the Jus- tice s court, First precinct. Before Uaatava Kroe:er. justice of the peace. W. 3. Powell, plaintiff, yS. D. B. Honin and 2? Purges, defendants. Demand To D. B. Honin and Mrs. Isa B. Sturges, greet-Yo- n are hereby summoned to be and SDDear jefore ire, the undersigned, at mr office a K corner Mam and Third South streets in First ' precinct, in Salt Lake City, Salt Lak county ter-- ! ritory ot Utah, and answer complaint filed against you by ths above named plaintiff, within hve diys (exclusive of day of service) if this snm-mo- is served in Sait I,ae f:itv: within ten davs if served out of said city but in Sait Lake county wi'hin twenty days if served elsewhere. ' Said actien is broueht to recover from vou the sum of due for work and material fur nished. If yon fail to appear and answer, the plaintiff willtake judgment against yon for the sum of Two Hnndred Mxty-si- x and 28 ;0 dollars and interest from date and costs. To the sheriff or any con tb!e of said connty ghreereetoifn.g: Make legal service and due return Given under my hand this 21st day of June A D. 18U2. . UUSTAVE KROEOElt" ; UHtlce of the kmra riMlE OtfUIRRH WATER AND LAND COJI-- panv, Salt Lake City. Utah Ty. Notice 1 here are delinquent upon the followingdescrihed stncfc, on account of assessment levied on June 1 1W. the sever;.; amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders as follows: No. of No. of Certili-Name- s. Shares, cate. V Amt. F. C. Bridirford 1 13 : 00 W. t. Kobinson, Trustee.. S9 at 79a oil A.G.Campbell 2uo at! 1,(500 00 A. (J. Bridirford. Trustee. ..10) 3 too 00 W. E. Robinson 1 19 8 00 And, in accordance with law and order of the board of directors, made on the first day of June, 1892, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary will tg sold at pnblic auc- tion at the company's office. Salt Lake Citv.Utah, on theSoth day of July, U9 ', at 8 p.m. of snch day, to pay the delinquent assessment thereon, together with cost of advertising and expenses of the sale. By order of the Eoard of Directors. WM. I) IETERLE, Secretary. Salt Lake City, July 5, 189--. rpsusTT. EAvEeSr anSdALSEarahWJ.HEREAS, EDWARD their certain Aver, his wife bv ltl deed of trust dated April lfth, , and duly recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Salt Lake County Utah Territory, on the 10th da of April. U91, in l ook "3 A" of Mortgages on pase 432, conveyed to the undersigned as trustee cfri8 nL"?a1keestate lying and being in the County and Territory of Utah, and described as follow-- , to wit: All of Lot Ten (10) in Block Forty-on- e (41)- - all of Lots Eleven (11) and Twelve (12) in Block Sixty-eig- ht (oS; and all of the East one-thir- d of Lots Ten (io) Eleven (11) and Twelve ( VZ) i Block Fifty-thre- e (53). all in Kinney and Gour-le- y s Improved Plat of Salt Lake City Utah In (rust, however, t3 recure the payment of a certa n 1 r. missorv note therein described of even date therewith, given by said Edward T Aver nnd siSne:l and endorsed by one L. 1). Kinn v' ,2J-th- e, TJm of"thr? hundred and twenty-fiv- e $.--) dobars, payable three months after it date to John T. Shaw, or order, at the odice of Rus-e- ll C oodrnff A Co., at Lake Citv, Lt ih, w ith inteie-- t thereon at thi rate of 3 per cent per month u!t?r maturity, payable monthly nurirw, nlu trust cieeu provided, that 111 cas j said rote or the interest thereon should not be paid when the same should become due the holaer thereof might proceed to sell said prop- erty i:nJer said trust. And, whereas, no part of said note has been paid, exc pt fifty (Jit ) dollars 8o,h1?8r(.22, u,1ndnoJ,artof the .merest since April although demand d; Now, therefore, public notice is hereby given that the undersigned trustee, in ac- cordance with the terms and provision of said deed of fust and at the request of said John T. Shaw, the legal holder of said note, will sell the above real estate, or so much thereof as mnv be necessary, at public vendue to the highest bid"-d- for cash at the front door of the County C mrt o.2U1S8a!tti,t,L",eo.CclioJcyk' mU. toahf saoind Tduaevsdfaoyr thAeugust pose of Jiayirg the expenses of this trnst pur- includ-ing attotrrnuesytee, lee and compensation to the rn and said note, principal anl in- terest. Kff I3U C. WooiRt-rr- , Trustee. . F5A,N,i J"', Attorney for Trustee. y' Utah' this 7tll ds? of July 9? MAMMAL'S SALE. PURSUANT "TOAN execution tj me direc'.ed by the Dl'tricl Coart of the Third Judicial uistrict of the Tern-tor-of Utah. I shaU offer at public sale, at the front door of the coons- conrthonse in the city and county of Salt Laae, Utah Territory, on ths 11th day of July, 1832, a 12 o'clock m., all thi right, title, claim and interest of J. F. Stumpp, of, in and to the following described real estate sitcatj, lying and baing in Salt Lake county, Ter-ritory of Utah, and described as follows, to wit. : r?,'? Ten () "n1 eiht l3' ln block twentv-tw- o ,) Flat A town of 1 Dorado, Salt Lak county, u tnb Territory. To im sold as the jproperty of J. F. Stumpp, at the suit of Rose F. E.d:btham. Terms oi (it cash. E. II. PARSONS, U. S. Marshal. Dated JunBe yliA.. H. Fabsons, deputy MarshaL 184 AN OcReDrtIaNinANcCitEy ofTfiOcerFs IXandTHE SALARIES .A! Ordained, By the employee City Conncil of the city ,h!City coeu,nmcil,pudurslyaance of the resolution of held on the 19th dav of March? 18f andt the !Oth day of March, 1893. Section!. The salary of the City Attorney shall be two thousand five hnndred ohars per i"nn?-,- . lbbe lfif?tUeeanry the Assistant City hundred dollars per annunl tS" a 8uP""' "f t.te shall S Dollars per annum. The salary ot iirS"Plnno5dtololafrsSewpeerr anCnonnmst.ruction shall of the City rexton shaabe twelve hundre" co iTfl of commission of 20 per cent on lots in sa.d city cemetery The KLr thtobuesaSuPn"-jdtdenio- dollars per anWnautmer.wor1ks shail he sal- ary of tbe Police Juatice hund-e- dollars per annum! .The iilur oi the water master shall he ?wo thousand dollars per annnm. . .JilV'1tw'7o .th?o'utshaondchdioellaorts tpheer fainrenudmepartment 1 he salary of tbe clerk of the police court shall b twelve hundred dollars per annum. ?KinI2-7,uc- h larie 8hall be jiaid in equal Monthly installments out of the city treasury at the end of each month, and the salaries herein fixed shall remain as the salaries cf the officers aiia employee herein named until changed by the city council. Section 8. buch parts of former ordinances aa purport to fi"x or regulate the salaries of the ection hereof are hereby Massed and approved Mav 6th. 1S92. ties': R. N. Basket, Mayor. (Seal) C. E. Staktojt, Recorder. Ukitkd States ot America, 1 Tekritobt of Utah, l8s COtJKTT iSB ClTT OT SaIT LAKa j I, C. E. Stanton, Recorder tn and for Salt Lake tCruitey, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, and correct copy of "An Ordinance, Fixing th Sal'aries of Certain City Officers and Em-iV- S P"Be4.fnd 'PProved by the City Council City Utah, May 6th, A. D. 1892. as appears of record in my office. . In testimony whereof. 1 have hereunto set . fiand and affixed the Corporate Seal of Salt Lake City, this ninth day of May, A. D. 1?'.2 C-- STANTON. No-187- - City Recorder AN ORDINANCE LEVYING THE TAX and for the assessment of the property on the east side of West Temple street from the south lins of Fourth South street to the north District ?No treet B!Uae bias in Sidewalk Section 1. Be it ordained by the City Council t Salt Lake City: That said city doth hereby levy the tax and for the assessment of the prop- erty abutting upon the lots and parcels cf land hereinafter described, on the east side of West sToeumtphlestrseteret et, from the south line of Fourth to the north line of 8ixth South street, being In Sidewalk District No. 7, in. said city. This tax is levied to defray the expense ot construction of sidewalks on said street within aid aistrict, opposite the lots and parcels of land to be especially affected and benefited by said im-provements acdit is hereby adjudged, determined jnd established that the tame will be especially peneated by said improvements, and said land, lots and parcels of laud are hereby assessed at an equal and uni- form rate in accordance with the linear feet front-g-e on the east side of said West Temple street in said sidewalk district upon which the said side- walks are to be constructed, and the total cost and expease of construction ot sidewalk on the east fl.ine i est Temple street between the sooth of Fourth Soutu street and tbe north Une of bixth South street is estimated at $2Jia, and the esrtirmated. at ihveiiibu oy local assessment la $1.60 pe.-- front foot, npon tbe lota "J? preel8 ot knd gronad to be affected or by said improvements; and the tax hereby levied and to be assessed on said lots or parcels of siae ofAW. He0stPr ront tt abutting on the east line of Ponrth Temple street between the south South street and the north line of Sixth South street, with n said sidewalk district; fi? fb cltT assessor and collector Is hersbv au-thorised and directed to assess in accordance with the provisions of this Ordinance and for the rnrP therein metioned. Lots four and five ln Block 30, Lots two, three, four and five in Block fifty-thre- e, all In Plat "A" In bait Lake City survey. Inis levy of Tax npon said lots and parcels of land abutting oa the East side of KH Jemple street ln said sidewalk district is made tipon the same as the linear fooVf rontage of said lota and parcels of and appears and are shown on the official Plat or maps of said City. Section S Said sidewalk district No. 7 is bounded as follows: Both sides of West Temple street from the South line of Sonth Temple street to the North line of Eighth South street. Section 8 This Ordinance shail take affect from and after its passage. 10ra"'d and approved by the Citv Conncil May Attest: H. N. BASKtw, Mayor. Seai C. E. Staston, City Recorder. Vxtted States ot America, 1 Territory of Utah, - Iss COCMTT AND ClTT O SaIT LAK j rb Recorder in and for Salt Lake -- tty, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a fulL true and correct copy of "An Ordinance, Levin? tnelax and for the Assessment of the Pro-perty on the east side of West Temple street from otVf Slnixet.h0JSFoounthrth South street to the North line street, same being in Sidewalk District No. 7," passed and approved by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah, May 18th, A. D. lew--- , as appears of record in my office. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set mv band and affixed the Corporate Seal of Salt Lake C'ity, this fourteenth day of May, A. D. v se.al.J . E. STANTON, f - ,.r .-- h . citv Kecordac.' ' V. ' AT SaTlHt LEakPeROBATE COURT IN AND FOR matter of the county, territory of Utah. In the estate of George II. Hathawav. de- ceased. Notice. " Notice is hereby given that Isaic M. Fisher, ad- ministrator of the estate of Geortre H. Hathawav deceased, has rendered for settlement, and filed in said court, his final account of his administra- tion of said estate and petition for final distribu- tion of the residue of said esta'e among the per- sons entitled thereto, and that Friday the 29th dav of J uly A. I). 1892, at 10 o clo : k a. m., at the court room of said court, in the county court house Sa t Lake City and conntv, Utah territory, has been duly appointed by the Judse of said court ' for the settlement of said account and hearing said petition for distribution, at which time and place any person interest; d in said estate mav appear aud show cause, if anv there be, whv said account should not be seitled and approved and final distribution made as prayed for Dated July c, 1H92. C. E. ALLEN, ' Clerk of the Probate Court. By Cai-ste- s Browne, Jr., Deputy. DELINQUENT NOTICE. KOKK MIN1SO Location cf Principal place of business. Salt Laka City, Utah Territory. Loca- tion of mines, Bingham Canon, Utah. Notice. There are delinquent npen the follow-ing described steca on account of assessment No. 1, levied on the 21th day of Apri lFyj, the several amounts set opposite the names of the re-spective shareholders, as follows: . No. of Certifl- - No. ot Names. cate. Shares. Amt William Oroes beck 3 34.0C.O S5l0.no Wl'liam Groesteck 4 2M) S75 B. Andrew 5 2,500 87.50 W. B. Andiew 7 10,SO) 157.50 !. H. Mc Ulster 8- - e,500 147.50 Edith N. Morris 19 l.wn 2250 Edith N. Morris 20 1,5.0 22 30 Eeith N. Morris 21 1,000 15.00 Edith N. Morris 24 BOO 7.50 Eoith N. Morris 28 400 6 10 Ed.th N. Morri 20 825 4 8714 Kdith If. Morris 31 s 8.00 Edith N. Morris 32 2 g.or) Editn N. Morris 35 250 8.75 Erth N. Morris 34 lcO 1.50 Edith N. Morris S7 200 8.00 Edith N. Morris S8 100 1.50 Edith N. Morris 39 100 1.50 Edith N. Morris 40 1U0 1.50 Edith N. Morris 41 lOrt 1.60 Edith N. Morris 43 50 75 Edith N. Morris 41 50 75 Edith N. Morris 49 25 871.. Edith N. Morris tXi ?4t 5.16 C. S. Varian, Trustee fa 375 5.47 And in accordance with the law and the order of the Board of Directors of the said York Mining company, mads on the 2tith day of April, 12, so many share of each pnrcsl of stock as may be nscessnry will be sold at the company's olce, rooms y and 50 Wisat'h block, Salt Lake Citv, Utah, ontlieSJdday of June, A. D. 1892, at 13 o'clock neon, to pay the delinquent assessment together with the costs of advertising and ex-penses of sale. W. B. ANDREW, Secretary and Treasurer of the York Mining Co, Salt l.a'--e City. V'-if- Jnne tth. lq2. 1 i.e sale of tne above noticed delinquent sUicsc is hereby postponed until Tuesday, July 12, 1S92--at 12 o'clocK, noon. W. B. ANDREW, Secretary. Dated June 22, leitt. |