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Show OUDEX DAILY COMMERCIAL! TUESDAY. MAY 5. UM. REAL ESTATE. It Warn is th cil lTt, vLes trTti:j Vt icyr cocfe ws i&ora exams:! tiiaa vrci.ULv9 it i at ioeit, thfct tb r Aire, if Pkrjk, U-- a Mjtuc--xirtL- Toyat tac trtui BuaiUrt- U g tVuri cf fiJ atanoos. Auijaj ti give? wm ft yociijj drumiiMT ft boose who, Li Li ptce.r bosi-be- J. D. GILL of a CVAL bat with tL ooftadrrktioa thougtt da tj Ihe colujoxi Jitvst-t-t he owr iriih. inrr-- ! y tL jrouisteri isi J rV!. O feL fl.ktt. i km, euhlva'si prv aster Sfeft rvlt. Real Estate. Wah-ibcT- f 1, ler kcre. krtr ldjuucilatrwr.t uilo out. blkuAiN. an indulgent smile. Waxiajf buldrr by CO fx am, Ij tent, auk milk, or will tla ppjeu. immunity, tb young trir-ele- r Jfl. Vila: to all Luanda if at last wetit tiler, 1 blocks frraa I'nK aV prop mpect. rooei Dew frame bouse oa tb street. "Oa you UU Hi, your jcrac," L fl.tl). k SU to aik-- . Asked fptriladly, "the diaerae Ut weeu tUU. Nob Hill lot Val37 to all? . Orchard 1 have M oodKaatee kits the art bbi&hop and an cheap. 1 have ekeap I Mrtna. Th reverend gentleman, with bis eus-I have eiieap properties evervabere. be bh Mure bu U4toCiftry courtly manner and without tb least pperaric of offense or rtntnt ib act, re plied that be coald not. OGBES. J. D. GILL, "Becaose," replied thia clown in Lis own litue circus, 'tbe one bean a cross NOW IS THE TIME TO BCt on hit brrst aod the other on his back." The sally, uch an it was, u met by the tnoet frigid ailruce by all the rws- save tne who auul iogly inquired: "Now, in my turn, I'd Lke yon to na th difference between a conunercial fUperieoee of the peat three rears has taught trareler and an aa?" os that all property booht wU at this seaaoa Ai though it were a mystery as deep of the year U1 brine at least SO per cent, profit aa the Sphinx the young wit pondered doric the followis winter. We offer fur sale the following choice propart for some time and then gave it up. j at those low prices : "I don't aee it," be confessed. the acres issectioo 10, Sixty overtooking Neither do I," replied the archbiahop; $ 100 00 city CS it :Mtt TwHy-- i artU - J Real Estate! t-- "there tan t any." MiSW feet on Twenty-fourt- h bHww-- The smart drummer got off at the next Lincoln and Wall Avenues, per foot 00 tbe Bench &0ilX) feet eight blocks changing ox homes. Washington Star. Lot from W aahington Avenue Cirri. I aay nothing of public banquet of (strangers. They are contradiction in terms. Big dinner parties of ill aaorted gueU also are failures from a conversationist point of view. A Preside, or a table. round if possible, and. say, four or half a dozen guests, are sufficient More will break up into separate knots, and fewer mean "I had," says Tho-Tea"at Walden three chairs in my house, one for solitude, two for friend ship, three for society." The hermit Thoreau in his hut at Walden was wiser than the man who looks for society in a crush. An unhappy bubbaud, living in Portland place, whose wife inflicted huge parties upon bim, was standing in a very forlorn condition leaning against the chimney piece. A gentleman came up to him and said: "Sir, as neither of us is acquainted with any of the people here, I think we had best go home." Social crowds must not expect the great men amongst them to talk welL She must have been a most unreasonable person who was disappointed with Napoleon because, when a lot of ladies were presented to him, he only remarked to each of them how hot it was. Gentleman's Magazine. tete-a-tet- e. u, Poison by Absorption. The slow absorption of many poisons changes in some more or less modified form the complexion, but arsenic and ammonia show their effect about as quickly as any. The popular belief that arsenic clears the complexion has led many silly women to kill themselves with it in small, continued doses. It produces a waxy, ivorylike appearance of the skin during a certain stage of the poisoning, but its terrible after effects have become too well known to make it of common use as a cosmetic. The effects of ammonia upon the complexion are directly opposite from that of arsenic The first symptoms of ammonia poisoning which appears among those who work in ammonia factories is a discoloration of the skin of the nose and forehead. This gradually extends over the face, until the complexion has a stained, blotched and unsightly appearance. With people who take ammonia into their systems in smaller doses, as with their water and food, these striking symptoms do not appear so soon. The only effect of the poison that is risible for a time is a general unwholesome-nes- s and sallftwness of the complexion. 8t. Paul Globe. The Notice Art All Right. Visitors to the clerk's office of the superior court who have occasion to use the writing table that stretches across the room have been startled recently by large placards tacked about two feet apart informing whom it may concern that "these inkstands must not be taken away." Since "Ihese inkstands" are about the size of the average hat, and are kept tilled with ink, the warning seems quite as gratuitous as it would be to placard notices to people not to walk off with a red hot stove. A lawyer who took offense at these notices got one of the office veterans in a corner the other day and asked him if he did not think such a notice was carrying a joke perilously far. The veteran shook his head, and in saddened tones thus answered: "In the mistakes of the past we should seek our guidance for the future." New York Times. Somewhat Trying, Nevertheless. Do not suppose that a young woman is necessarily in an unamiable frame of mind when you meet her bearing a muddy overshoe in hand. The relief that she experienced when she gave up trying to keep the thing on more than balanced her vexation at spoiling a glove and boot; but oh! the things that women think and don't say when at every step a misfit overshoe drops down at the heel would make a volume for the government to suppress. wealth. Boston Common- The Service Is Civil. Bunting In Japan the servants Invariably treat their employers with deferential consideration. Larkin Japan has a civil service law, I suppose. Munsey's Weekly. r(urf, i'A. f.a-rt- M. Bt, UTAH. Z7S 00 30000 Two, acre lota on Tkirieth. near the Park. .32U0 00 Lots in Nob Hill Addition Cheap. Improved business property paying 12 SHOO 00 per cMit. net,kespi lor 1 years 165i 1 i feet betweenJacksonand tjuincy . . 130 00 150 00 Lot iu Uouutaiu View Addition 8x8 rod corner on Twenty-fourtAlso Wall Avenue property fclow real value. tl'i acres near north Washington will U-- aurta . .ri.'k. tUrt lif t.w f, ... .i t a.u..t. J laal. fti 1 J vji. m- So. t ltii 1 Barwt tirrw. . mji S, .ui rwrnd in UjIIil- j,,. l- 'rvliw t Lief a clutti Uiimtit t p.r :!.e MARSHAL'S SALE. rrt ..mrj Sp taild.Jr. - to-l- tt Special Attract ion ! jo, 17 li u, iuu,,uu,i.Uarst 4;', in block !( 11, Work SI, lut. 1. i, ai block U, lota 1, 2, ;(, 4. , lot ln I in 13. 11 1, 2. A, 4, S. u iu, u, 111 15, 1. 17. 11. IV sud bk.ck at, U,ta 11, 12, U, 14 V., li, 1., 1. lw.au, 21,22 S.7.S.. . 36. 2., if. 23, 24, . :,, 31. . XI, ;t. a,, :t. r., , 3S and 4u iu bl.n k 11, l..t 42 and 4.1 iu bi.-41. luUi. 6. 7. . II sud 12 lu bl.-i2 all iu l. u t ilj, iu tb nifemtj Placf addniou to .f I tali. ..aid lountjrof Vd-- r and 5, , , 1. .K l t' of W.dii property etaudiuif on tbe count tn tbe name of Vt ill H. San. Notice is ben-b1 tlmt ou UM.day, ttie given ddajr of lu. at 12 o'clock mx.n of that day, io front of the ( outity t 'onrt Hotiae, ( in the I itr of ouuty of Wrta-- r and Ter ntory of I'tali. I rill, iu to aid eie-cu- t ion, aell all tbe n:lit. title, intem-- t and d claim of the of.iu aud totbealxive d.cnld priert-- or mi trnirh thereof as niay be uecen.nr) tosatikfy t.laiiitiff t, aith intewta tlirreon and C4.su. to thehiKhwt snd Ut bidder for cah, lawtu Diouey of the l'uite.1 Stat. of America. KL1AS II. I'AhSttNS, rn-.,r- d The Best Bargain of- fered in Business Propsubdivide. erty in the City today. If you will call on us ws wil) show and 000 A Corner, 07x101 feet, in vines you there is money in buying now. Business Center, Cheap. RKED & BURGITT. Owner resides in the East and wants to realize. Call soon. This is the Chance of the year. U. P. IIUNTEK, 2411 Washington Avenue. y above-name- defi-ndc- . V. S. Marshal. Iieputv r. S. Marshal. Oeden, L'tali, Novemlier 111, IW11. is tM,n.sl until Katurdiiy lie bImhp mo Decern Ixt lit, l'4l, at 12 o'clock 111, K. II. I'auninh l". S. Marhlml. Br B. A. Bowu tN, lieputy I . S. Marshal. Hljdeu, I tab, Iteiemlier 2, I'M. Above sale is piwitiiiied until Momlay, March 1, IW1, at 12 111. K. 11. By B. A. Biiwmav, I . S. Marshal. I'. S Marshal. 1.1. Itercrulier Ugdeu, The aboTe sale ia postiMnied until Monday, June 1, 131, at 12 111. E. 11. Vahivs, L s- Marshal. By B. A. Bow man. Deputy V. S. Marshal. Otfden, L tali. March 2. By B. A. Bow man. Heptity I tali, NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION. No. Iiitait Cob iilateil Co. Will interest you if you are on the buy. Garden Tools and Handles A. SPECIALTY. J. F. BUBTOH, MANAGER. KHi. Land Office, Salt Lake City, Ttah, April 7, ism. f NOTICE is hereby driven that the following named settler has flled notice of his intention te make Una! proof iu support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Probate Judge or in his abseuce the County Clerk of Morgan county, Utah, at Morgan City, l'tali, on May M. im. viz: Curtis C. Stoddard. H. E. No. 644"i. dated May 12, 1H for the E'4 of N W4 and W.4 of NE'4 Sec , Tp. 5 N, range 2 E, 8. L M., Utah. He names the following witnesses to prove Uh continuous residence uihmi, aud cultivation of said land, viz ; Juluos Priest. Elishil P. Ilanlv. of Hnniior. Andrew Tangreene, of Ilnntsville; and timothy O'Neal, of I intuli, M'eler Comity, I'tnh. r RANK 1). Hobhs, liegister. T. C. Bailey. Atty. AN ORDINANCE. Amending an ordinance, (.'muting wrmission 11. H. Henderson, A. S. (iarn-tsoto ami Joseph Krinkerto construct an electric rnilwnv over the streets of Ogden City, passed S.ptemlMT iwu. lain, Be it ordained by the Citv Council of (Wen City, that Section 1 of an ordinance, entitled An Urdinance, granting permission to H. H. Henderson, A. S. (iarretson and Joseph Briuker to construct an electric railwav over the streets of Ogden tJity, passed September linh, lsst), be ana the same is hereby amended by striking thereform the word "ten" aud inserting in lieu thereof the word "five." Passed April 15th, WM.H.Tl RXER, Mayor. ll. rSea .1 Attest : T. P. Bryan, City Recorder. 1, T. P. Hryan, Recorder of Ogden City, do hereby certify that the foregoing is n full, true and correct copy of an ordinance, amending an ordinance, granting permission to II. H. Henderson, A. S. (iarretson and Joseph Hrmker, to construct an elcctr.c railway over the streets of Ogden City- passed September 19th, ls9rt. rassea oy tne uity Council of Ogden ( ty, AprU 15th, ls91. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and attixed the corporate seal of Ogden City, this ISth day of AprU, 1XH1. Seall. T. P. BRYAN, City Recorder. ALIAS SUMMONS ECONOMY IS WEALTH! To appreciate that wise saying you want to Call and Examine the Immense Assortment of Mens' and Boys' Clothing, Hats, Caps, Furnishings, nmuN 3G6 Roots, Shoes, Etc., Just Received mm cloiim TWENTY-FOURT- H r, at The ipse, ST., Where all Goods are sold at Chicago Prices. TAILORING A SI ECIALTY." "FINE In the district court of the First iudicial dis trict of the Territory of l'tali Weber county. Edward A. Keed, William Fisher and Henry L, Henderson, plaintiffs, vs. Thomas Bacon ami Harriet. 1). Lewis, defendants. The people of the Territory of Utah send greeting : lo 1 nomas Macon and Harriet 1). Lewis, defendants: You are hereby required to apiiear in an action brought against you by the alsive named plaintiff, in the district court of the Hrst judicial district of the territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint filed therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service of the ser if served within vice on you 01 tins summons this county ; or if served out of this county, but in this district, within twenty days; otlieiwise within forty days or judgment by default w ill , ,f be taken against vou. accordim; to the nrn said complaint. 1 he said action is brought to foreclose a cer tain mortgage on certaiu mortgaged premises described in the complaint, w hich reference is liereliy maae; said mortgage was given by defendant Thomas Bacon to secure the navment of six certain promissory notes of even date and judgment is prayed for in the sum of $10t2.5ii, and the interest, on the same from March 24th, 1S90. at the rate of 10 r cent. ier annum, and also tne interest on l'j2.50 from the 24th day of March. 1M0, to December lath. lHO. and n 1st. fur the sum of f 42.50 and interest on the same from December utii. lw. at Mm rate of 10 per cent. per annum, and IU per cent, on the whole amount found due for attorneys' fees, as provided for iu said mortgage and notes and costs of suit. That the usual decree may be made for the sale of said premises or so much as mav lie nec essary to pay the same with costs, by tiiel'nited states oiarsuaioi Utah territory, according to the law and practice of this court, tlmt. the .,r ceeds of said sale may tie applied in payment of the costs of suit, aud the marshal's costs and the amount found due to the plaintiff, that the said plaintiff may have judgment and execution against said defendant Thomas Bacon for any deficiency which may remain after applying all the proceeds of the sale of said premises properly applicable to the satisfaction of said judgment, For further and fuller nnrtirnl.irs reference Io hereby made to the complaint on file herein. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appearand answer the said complaint as above reuuired, the said plaintiff will liniilv tit the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon. James A. Miner, Judge, and the seal of the district court of the First J SEAL. ) judicial district, in and for the Territory of Utah this 21st day of April, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and niiietv-onC. It. McCl.t RK, Clerk. Best, Deputy Clerk. H. H. Hkndekhon, Attorney for plaintiffs. By L. B. k, fcJ auti-.-j- ij!e t'j Vktit4. ail auJ lkr us a T lw l '. I m-.!u- Ci'.j uf oroiiwd tt-- - L si.xl - t t ' br.t " a . le 'i Li. 1 t-- uir iiia.- t it : i Oieai ei. 0 am rfdiuAit aud ruxa'-iLna aod eurijur-a!j.n- i ivaiii tvxiiur n.j t U OtMc." tm aJbrtHfesTtu saecLanie or any ec'. ec.pettt ba tflli ttasurd la iu HlUSllubtlirti.tirtla M Any jn'Kn toLa 'saad tbe l p.s L i r. wlk4' litr prvi is.4j ..f tsetity-Cii1 r .1 tn t lt iimtrcw, rLl irf ti rit 1.,. .) UMtautkur iiui aud iff tiustm 4n4na- - ct.ui.ei--i ino or t i. aiiour-iwn'hU- m i 1 Svrtm-U-- 1 bj the Citr Council ( sv' mh, At O: M--n t, 4.f:.ateiiia.rauai it u it rr.J -. rf i'. j.-- : l crt-?- rub.i4u . ot - i C"tr-luu- said t ,!" u. .fvajlku. at aj.nl.. 11. ur truM-i.- ji: a. 4V-ie- si :.l it., at v in x4 Hlwrl 4Hi it- - i'.i, t trt m A Ar ' vt a lriM Asl. aU L4mt ij-ii- M. b.r-i.-.- . , fioeruskM ia puabtaxiar oa Cn ua his ia advance of a , e Lgiu. ais mmh aster -(. pnr annua Lvosiwrtu ut U.tt. wnj, dwii!-- to l.-- . Lis iu (. ) Ti- abrJ .j ' tt r ui CHiut). u tim tit aavuuut aaiunl iu Ur I alid tbe said Ud to be b tn slajur and City AimIiu to cui tit-dm ii faitl.fui and tl? coiastaiit to all tna c 'H . , u ,. 1 ul. 1. if at.4 1 r ' il n Mii- -. ruleto and.tsirb uf rrulati Mi.l Uiol strwt ruaa iii.riniikti) it). ?n,iaug piuiuUug. aeaerae and r . u. xj4 rlU i. l.L ai.d t aim, at ruLiHcnmi.. orfie and iicrtia to ever) gralitd n ijt l.nof sttet rsLik mttd t.;-- t ru.1 any tJue. ur Una of i.tuiiibrr. LU be fur ai.-aJOuiuad .hmws truiu t.4 tli Irai tb No. it f u r i er ArdiiM-- that bobd. uj-mMit rrvoked forcau. aud thall said is--.i .ti...t.t.l,tfi 1,. i'liU) id August n.rt b anbout In r4iril id th Is-aiiRiiJnl a f..H.. i 111 ( OUbCil. 1 1 ir-and fian- i,at il Ail or linances and part of ordinance in (.riiiWs. t Cbuw b ssei rsiaiiTKi u, with (Li tautaiic ar herxl uujr slidkiammt rpald. fan "f tl IV tu Ihi it) ordmanc shall take in bo and dct tj r.upn). arr 4uust Itk. Ivj. l aid tUv hrfrt.) ei- - force from and after its paseaf. teoje-- and coL.drnsi in 'it Strt Ra-Aprd lith, a" c.'iiitHif.v n . success4.4- - aud W. H.TI RNER, May.. there it bwtrby grafted to lLt (SealJ. Stroet biiwa ouiuaij it urrea,.r Att.t T- P. Recorder. City Bill, in aJiiu.ii to U riLt sMirvsi by 1. 1. P. i r!rn, Kecoi.W of Odea City, do ' Jn t It over tii ttieet t4 i'i, t,)tt.Mid resolu- hereby certify that tbe forvgoiiia' u a futi, trua tion An- - .tl. l"J, itr and correct copy rf an ordinance, anssudiug an cu'ruct, iel o4at f Uiutiv track oidiksnc. fini ai.d regulating the u utan.tk.tj i4 t 'r-ai'.h ti itcl. and b uelniduai and c.rratiou. turnout ui.n ai.) lu i ail of ttw otlr strrvt in the t n privsl ol Cifteu. Novnnber ilti. I Si.lrti t .f lt. lJr. nWl. boweier. Iha' iu Uti cs thall the Passed by the Council of Ogden City. mi l Hi U!) mi.ti iiaiiah) t.uupaiiy, its Apm 1 .th, lsi. City uccsr andthsu on strcr-In c4.?f ruct. maiutaiu or ml.ereof. I have hereunto uiy I uufv hand aud attiKst the eortorate al ot ..iratf tdija) tracaudk 4u U t au Iniu 0"leti ( ity, Citv. this ltu d:ii of Aj.ril. 1!. cluded IU the taid of Aiiili-- t .tli. SNI, 1. P. HK1A.S. City Kec.rd.v. is. aij. 111, tl.e CobM'tit of t lie 4 llUles OUUCll. first had aud obtained, if any .wl. tret shall al, imui led by a tingle tiei-- t lalltea) n.l) tfbe au) ALIAS SUMMONS. other ttreet railw) couipauy, track In the District Court of the First Judicial Di. or uidiiiuaU, and, tre.-- t I'mtrided lurtlu-r- , that ou au not tnct ..f the IVrritory t4 l'tali, Weber County. Uie!itHud in mild i.iiuti.4i of August .th, ISvl, C. K. Bauuister, Plauitifl, 1 where an other ctnpany or hate tl.. mm a d.Mibie hiietif street rail- W yoiuiitg Pacific Improve- - V ad.lii...i.ai track hall Iw laid way track, then meut t ompauy. acoirfra- - I I tiou, Defendant at 'I the Ogden City Strw-- t Railway The of th of Utah send tireet- pwople it Territory or awittii. shall hat. couipaiil the light and privilege to ua upon all or au) of Pscific lo Ininrovement Wyondlig r..m..n. ! raid trerts it, elect! u'lt as a acpiiml rorMiratiou. Is feii.Uut : iili the right toenvt sud maiii-taiin, .tne s.er are iou hervtiy rtspure.) to acpearin an action sle and over head ire, oiet and thn.ugh against you by thei FX. naimsl plain-tian) of said street for the utain of running brought the District Court t.f 1" 1 irt Judicial aud tf'i ai!iig iu line or liue of 1ieet railw such sil. to lie placed Under the tli rvllou District of the Territory of ft ill. aud to answer the Coiitiiluiut filed Ihereiu. within r.n dn.s o.. and control of Ogd.-- ( ity. Fourth 1 he graut heretofore made by said elusive of the day of service after the service resolution of August 7th, lvvJ. and the additional on you of this summons if served within this or, if served out of this county, but in right acpured under ami by virtue of this comity: iFisiru-i- , w itnin twenty clays; otherwise amendment, stall lie aud hereby are extended mis forty days or judgment by default will aud shall exist for the period of twenty years, witlnu from the date of the passaged thisaiuendmeut. lie taken against vou. according tn th i.r.r.,f Fifth That the almve and foregoing grant is said complaint. Hie said action is brought to obtain the judgsnbj.M-- t t.i the following conditions: ment this court against the defendant for iIim A That the said Ogden City Street Railway sum ofol 24i.2W interest, Isoldes the company shall commence work iu gissl faith costs of this with wlegal action, hich plaintiff allege to Im withmsixty days fnmi the dateof the passage of this ordinance, and shall proseriiteauch work due him iisn t hree several st ated accou nts one with reasonable diligence, and shall have at each between you and C. K. Bannister. William . ileum ii. au of which have lieen assignisl to least seven mini, of street railway oH'ratiou the plaintiff. For further and fuller particulars in Ogden City with elect ricit 1 ass niotiv..uiui-r- . reference is hereby made to the complaint on I Im 011 or before the first day of Janiiar). I;2. herein. construction of all hue under this ordinance, tileAnd you aro hereby netifled that if you fail to oil any of the elns-t- s of this city, shall be s workmanlike manner and subject to the ap- appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaint ill will take Judgment proval of the fit) Kngiuoer. gaiust you for the sum of t24oti.2 and interest It Hie Ugden Lit) Street company, 4iilay its successor or assigns, ehall run its cars over sud cost of suit. W it ness, t he Hon. J ames A M iner, the entire length of its lines at least twelve tunes Judge, and the seal of the District each day, and umui a failure so to do, the City of Court the First Judicial Council may notify said company to remove its District, in snd for the Territory of Utah, track or tracks from any street or portion of SEAL. this 25th day of April, in the year street, whereou said company, its Hticcessors or of our Lord one thousand eight assigns, is not oiersting its road to the extent hundred and ninety one, heretofore mentioned in this aud C, H. MiH'i.1 bk, Clerk. within thirty days from the issuance and sen ice By L. B. Heht, Deputy Clerk. uiMin said company of said notification, said Miles W. aud C. Love, Attorneys for Ogden company, its successors or assigns, shall remove Plaintiff. said jionion 01 its trac or tracks, and shall theretiiKin place the street in protsr condition. C The Ogden City Street kailway company, MARSHAL'S SALE. it successors or assigns, shall not charge excess of live cents fare for a continuous passage Under and by tirtne of an execution issued over ue siroei railway, oet ween tne uours 01 o out of the District Court of the First Judicial o clock a. m. anil 12 o clock midnight, District of the Territory of Utah, dated the 22d D The said Ogden City Street Railway comday of October, ISHit. in a certain action wherein pany, its successors or assigns, shall construct the Union National Bank of ChicagiK aa plainculverts in such manner and at such points along tiff, recovered judgment against W. R. Swan A its line or lines as the Citv Council or other Company defendants, for the sum of four thouseven hundred and ninety-eigh- t and proMr officers of Ogden City shall from time to sand ven time reipiire and designate. dollars, and cost rails only shall lie used on paved taxed at forty-tw- o and fifty one hundredth dolstreet s. lars, I have levied uon the following described F The Ogden City Street Railway company, proerty, successors or assigns, shall before the comits Lot 112 in block 1, lot 10 in block 18, lots 23,24, mencement of the construction of any new lines 2.S 2y and 30 iu block ai. lots 1. 2, 3 and 4 in of railway under this grant, tile a map and e block 21. lota 11, 12, IS, 11, 15 IU 17 and IS in of the same w ith the City Engineer of Ogden block Xi, lots I. 2, 3 and 4 in block 42, lot 1 iu City, and all curvatures iu any such track shall mock ,n, lota 1, 2, 3, 4. .1, n 7, , 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, lie subject to the approval of said City Engineer. 15, lti. 17, is, 19 and 20 in block 20, lots 1, 2, 3. 4, 5, (i By the acceptance of t his giant, thegranti'e 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. 11 12, 13, 14. 15. Hi, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, herein named, its successor or assigns, ngree to 23, 24, 25, zfi. 27. i 29. Ml. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 3ti. 37. and do hereby waive all damages that may ac- S 39 ami 40 iu block 11, lota 42 aud 43 in block crue to it by reason of any interference with its 41. lot 5. 6. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 iu block 51, all line of railway, or the operation thereof, occa- in University Place addition to Ogden iu sioned by public improvements made in the the County of Weber and Territory ofCity, Utah, streets of said city by said city, or by contrac- said propert y standing on t he records of Weber tors for it, when said contractors are acting county, in the name of Will R. Swan. under the direction of said city or its officers, Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday, the 2d having charge of the department under whose day of December, 1190, at 12 o'clock noon of suxrvision said work is carried on. Said pub- that day, in front of the County Court House, lic improvements being carried orf and prosein the City of Ogden. County of Weber and Tercuted to completion with reasonable diligence. ritory of Utah. 1 will, in obedience to said exe H lii it n fifteen days after the passage of cution, sell all the right, title, interest and this ordinance, and before the same shall take claim of the above named defendants of, in and effect, the said Ogden City Street Railway com to me aoove uescrioea property, or so much thereof as be necessary to satisfy tilaintifl'a pany shall, by its attorney, file a written acceptance thereof with the Recorder of Ogden City. judgment, with interest thereon and costs, to I This ordinance shall not be construed tube the highest and best bidder for cash, lawful the granting of a new franchise, but shall be money of the United States of America. considered as an amendment to and confirmaKUIAS 11. PARSONS, U. S. Marshal. tion of a resolution passed by Ogden City, on the 7th day of August, 1S"3. in favor of Ogden By B. A. Bowman, Deputy IT. S. Marshal. City Railway company, ugaen, L'tali, Porvember 10, 1S90. Passed April liitb , lyl. The above sale is oostooned until Satnrdav Wm. H. Tt rxer. Mayor. December 13th, ls90, at 12 o'clock m. T. P. Hryan, Attest: Seal. E. H. Parson, U. S. Marshal, City Recorder. By B. A. Bow man, Deputy V. S. Marshal. 1, T. P. Bryan, Recorder of Ogden City, do December 2, 1890, Ogden, Utah, hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true is postponed until Monday. Maren and correct copy of an ordinatico amending a 2, Above sale 1891, at 12 o'clock m. E. H. Parsons, resolution passed by the City Council of Ogden U.S. Marshal. City on the th day of August. A. I). liSIj, enB. A. S. Marshal, U. By Bowman, Deputy "Resolution." titled Passed by the City CounOgden, Utah, December 13, 1890. cil of Ogden City, April 15th, 1M1. I further certify that the Ogden The above sale is postponed nntil Monday, City Street Railway company, by its attorney, L. R. Rhodes, June 1, 1891, at 12 o'clock 111. did on the 2iith day of April. 1M1, file with 1110 t,. 11. Parsons, V. s. Marshal. its written acceptance of the foregoiug ordi- By B. A. Bowman, Deputy U. S, Marshal. nance. Ogden. Utah, March 2, 1891. In testimony whereof 1 have hereunto set my hand affixed the corporate seal of Ogdeu City, this 2Mb day of April, A. 1). Ii91. LEGAL NOTICE: T. P. Bkvan, ISeal.J In the Probate Court of the Conntv of Woher City Recorder. Territory of Utah, lu the matter of the estate of Amoa P. Stone. deceased. Notice is hereby given that Amoa 1. Stone, the SUMMONS. administrator of the estate of Amoa P. Stone, Court' In the District of the first Judicial Dis- deceased, has rendered and presented for settlement and filed in this court a final report aud trict of Utah Territory, Weber County. Michael Biickmiller. Walter P. account of his administration of the estate of Dar-L. Clement and said deceased, aud a petition setting forth that Dwyer the said estate is in a proper condition to be ling, plaintiffs, 1 Alias Summons closed ; that a TS; portion of the residue of said es Frank E. De Witt, and Joseph tate remains to be distributed to the heirs at law of said deceased, and praying for a final j Metzler, Defendants, The people of the Territory of Utah send distribution of said estate and that Monday, greeting to Frank E. De Witt and Joseph t he eleventh day of May, 1891, at two o'clock p. m. of said day, at the court room of said court Metzler, Defendants: You are hereby required to appear in an ac- at the county court house in Ogden City, said tion brought against you by the County ef Weber, has been fixed by the judge of plaintiffs in the District Court of the First Judi- said court for the settlement of the said accial District of the Territory of l'tali. aud to count and for hearing said petition for distrianswer the complaint tiled therein, within ten bution of said estate, at which time and place days fexclusive of the day of ser vice) after the any person interested may show cause why said service on you of this summons- - if served within account should not be approved, allowed and this county : or if served out of this county, but settled, and a distribution made of the residue in this district, within twenty days; otherwise of said estate to the heirs at. law of said dewil bin forty days or judgment by default w ill ceased, as prayed for in said petition, according be taken against you, according to the prayer to law. of said complaint. Dated April ISth, 1891. The said action is brought to obtain the judgJ. P. LEDWTDGE. Clerk. ment of this court that a certain bond made by one John A. Stephens and delizered to t lie defendant, Frank E. De Witt, 'be decreed to be NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. null and void and of no effect, for which referNo. 910. ence is hereby made to the complaint herein, Land Office at, Salt Lake City, Utah,) and that said Frank E. De Witt rnd Joseph t April 21, 1891. Metzler, defendants, be decreed and adjudged Notice is hereby given that, the following-name- d to make a cancelation thereof upon the records settler has filed notice of his intention to of Welier county, l'tali, and to surrender the in support of his claim, and said bond to the plaintiffs and that they do make final proofwill be made before the Register said that proof have and recover of said defendants their costs and Receiver at Salt Lake City. Utah, on June in this action. via: 4, 1881, For further and fuller particulars reference is John W. Gibson, H. E. No. 7658, for the eV4 of hereby niade to the complaint on file herein. of sec 30, tp 7, and Ami you are lierehy not tied that if you fail to n 1, , e. r appear ami answer the said complaint as alsive He names the following witnesses to prove his required, the said plaintiffs will apply to the continuous residence upon, aud cultivation of, court for the relief demanded therein. said laud, viz : Hon. A. the James Witness, W. Rose, Bonj. F. Blaylock, Elijah George .Miner, Judge, and the seal of the District Court of the First Shaw. Jr., More Rose, all of North Ogden, Weber Utah. county, I Judicial District, in and for the seal, I Frank D. Hobbs, Register. T erritory of Utah, this 1st day T. C. Bailey, Attorney. of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-one- . Copies of Ogden City Ordinances, in C. H. Mi CLl'RE. 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