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Show lbl. OUDEK DAILY COMMERCIAL! THURSDAY. MAY rwui muum. rM the pn Prise S.Vn miLt Wia3 rpi't la Fwmh pokuo to L wiia tie U ctn.trifc.-VctaIlj d:l uke Le will be rwaesiWrtJ for qui: a Lffcit.t ikcLiTeEieit. la a strange part oi Pans Le built a very curiooj tnacuA. aiiJ cc&ected a bnlluct circi? a fcicular e cf fri?Bi to ul-- tire Uiea irt fl s APPLICATION REAL ESTATE- - J. D. GILL and at.i Jirt4- Soll- - Real Estate. Maalng Moaey Talk. "Look at that fellow," aaid the mau in the window. "Vhor I inquired. "That young fellow standing outside the rail." "Well, what of it?" "Don't you notice that five dollar bill he is holding in his hand?" "Yea, Welir "He" been flourishing it around for ...e minutes. Bought two fifty cent in the gallery just now. Gave me :en dollar bill. I gave him four silver dollars and that five. Been all this time putting the four into his pocket." "Well, he had to uubutton his overcoat That takes time." "Yes, but it doesn't take five minutes. Besides, he could have put the five dollars into his vest pocket in no time. But he didn't. He holds it out in plain view." "Suppose he does. Hasn't he a right . they are dead could only be said while they were still alive? It would cheer their dying hours." "Yes, it would be nice, but it would hardly be safe." "Why not?" "They might recover." New York Recorder. m..J ill .. 1 1. i j 4 i . lfn iutinntmi -- ,r u ft I. ..j r K&tC. ujf mm Ui 1 f..-- I'tK-- 1.. - -- ti- ( t lb. K. 4 M. 1 M. M. O'HAVEK. forur at Vk girtanf) llili TL '. t-- l u4 V i - M a.Mai ii d -t H iutnt I V . oa ti.e ,i '.i, rftr J in h4i.B i4 ti.r i.tv I r ( wt.J i!.u,u.g (W v, tin wr-e- t trct ml Of ' .'i..i.ii) ii. i - t. i,i-- f t'lilrf 1' It r.i i .. and Lint.- iim i: u. u I direct II. i !iii- - u, n. r ( t 'ii.lislir.1 in Hi k (k.It . I I , . t ,,.,4 Aa.i...t ' , ,, I f r , the LOCATION 9 in all part of the City. UOOO EANCUU tlit ir ir."u lllllll t'u.iru iu Iui, iiif'W I 1. ) ku.i uuw 0 111 T. C. MM. Bn l, A'f..ny fr Vu1r MARSHAL'S A tM 1 lt. ttt maJ t. - i ' t&ii i I- rw.4w- Nk 114. 4 all and o- - iior- - in, i Kc.fckft.Art, Wh. !?.. :. iUitw .4 Miw4 rii) jtL s. 11 uccr Iv, ucar auti, r tit s d lord-Th- lil-- . u 1 . ncci-M-a- 1 . t, Nov-nil- 1 " . W ..rl IN " '1 M f atll aa This is the Chance of mm , (he year. P. HUNTER, K. 2414 Washington Avenue. II Goi 111 Will interest you if you Garden Tools and Handles A. SPECIALTY. J. E. BUETON, MAIAGEE. 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, Bonis, Shoes, Etc., .Just Received at Tlie mm TWENTY utman 3GG - (mhi F0U11TH m ST., Where all Goods are sold at Chicago Prices. TAILORING A SI ECIALTY." FINE mim- - or any ta aiuui u Uo is ui luiribMV. iulUi Ut i--t rl il rraa ad b : li. Passed by tlie City Council of (igdra City, Apru litii. in testimony whereof, I bare hereunto aet my band and affixed tlie eoriiorate seal of Ogda City, this 1st it da) of AitiI. 1. C. i n A.N. t:it) Keror.h r. iaalj. l. ALIAS SUMMONS. la Ui District CouH of the First Judicial f lis net of the Territory of I'tah, Vieuer t ounty. K. bannister. Plaintiff, . 1 I W)oning Pacific nient t ompany. a oorMra I Uon, Defaudanl J The people of the Territory of Utah awid (Ireet- Improve- - V i H- alo Wyoming Pacific Improvement Company, : corporal iou, lull are hereby reuuired to m teariu an action brought against you by the iTfi- named plain- - istrict of the Territory of 1 ill. and to answer the complaint filed therein, witfyin ten days lex- lusive ol the day of service! after the service on you of this summons-- if served within this county: or, if served out of this count y, hut in tins District, mitlna twenty days; otherwise within forty days or judgment by default will lie taken against you, accord iu to the prayer of said complaint. 1 be said action is brought to obtain tlie jnda-nieut of this court agaiust the defendant for the 29 of sum et(. with legal interest, besides the costs of this action, which plaintiff alleces Ui tie due him upon three several stated accounts, one each lietween you anil C. K. Bannister. William . llelfrich. All of which have been assigned Pi the plaintiff. For further and fuller particular reference is hereby made to t be complaint on 1 V file herein. And ynu are hereby netifled that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will take judgment fti-oNagainst you for the sum of $2Wo.2 anJ interest I S. Maislml. h 1 lie tig, leu I ity IMieet Kailway company. . t bhail run its cars over and costs ot suit. v I'. S. Mondial. its successors or s, ByB. A. Bowman-Witness, Ilia Hon. James A. Miner, the entire length of its lines at least twelve time UKdKii, I'tah, iHceuihi.r 11. t"M. and the seal of tn District Jude, each day, and upon a failure so to do, the City ( until ourt of the First J udicial District, The ahore tali? ill Monday, tiot,.il I' ouucil may notily said company to remove its t. II. ahs,,s. at I.' m. June t, inandf, Territory of Utah. track or tracks Irom any street or portion ot I . S. Marshal. SKL. this 2Mb ti'js day of April, in the year street, whereon said company, its successors or our Lord one of thousand eight By U. A. HottMAN, ll.M.ntv 1. S. Mailial. its road to the extent assigns, is not hundred and ninety one. Oitdon, I'tah, March 2. and heretofore mentioned in this H. MoCLtaK, Clerk. C, within thirty days from the issuance nndservice By I.. B. II EST. Deputy Clerk. upon said company of said notification, said NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Ogden II ilea and W. C. Love, Attorneys for company, its tmcceMSors or assigns, shall remove Plaintiff. So. Vi. said ortiou of its track or tracks, aud shall LakdOkhi e, Halt LakfCitt, I'tah, I place t lie street in proper condition thereupon April?, 11. J C I he Ogden I ity .street Kauw ay company MARSHAL'S SALE. NOTK'K i Jnrelv Rircn that Ihf follonina itssncceseors or assigns, shall not charge in ex Under and by virtue of an execution Issued UMiml sotllcr ha tili-i- i uotirn of hia intention cess of five cents fare for a continuous passage to make tinal nroof in MM.oort of hiti claim, and over the street railway, between the hours of 8 nut of the District Court of the First Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, dated the 22d that saiil iwiwif will he made before tliel'rohate o'clock a. m. and 12 o'clock midnight. Clerk of D 1 he said Ogden City .street Kailway com day of October, 190, in a certain action whereiuJuii;H fr in hia itietH-- tho I'oitnfy I Union National Bank of Chicago, as ulaiuthe on I successors I at construct shall or Mornao its county, assigns, tali, Morru ity. tali, pany, Curtis ('. Stoddard. II. K. culverts in such mnnner anil at such points along tiff, recovered judgment against W. ft. Swan It May M. 11, No.'644.'i. dated May 12, IW, for the K'i of X W1 lines Council or Company defendants, for the sum of four thou or as line the other its City and twen anil NV'j of M?'4 S.sc. N Tp. 5 N. range 2 E, S. L prosr officers of Ogden City shall from time to sand seven hundred and ninety-eigh- t time reqnira and designate. 41., I'tah. dollars, and coat and fiftr one hundredth dol E Flat rails only shall be used on paved taxed at, forty-tw- o iln names the following n itiiesKos to prove hie lars, I have levied upon the following described continuous residence uimhi, and cultivation of streets. to-w-it : The Ogden City Street Ruilway company, haid land, vi7. ; proerty, Lot 112 in block I. lot 10 in block 1 lots 23.21. James 1'riest, Klislui P. Hardy, of HiMiper: its succissors or assigns, shall before the Anilrew Tnuirreono, of lluntsvilit ; anil Timothy of the construction of any uew liues 2.S 29 and 30 in block 20, lota 1. 2, 3 aud 4 in Is. 17 and 18 in of railway under this grant, tile a map and pro-til- e block 21. lots 11. 12. 13. 14. O'Neal, of Uintah, "'elier County, I'tah. Frank I), lloima, Uerister. of the same with tlieC'ity Kugineer of Ogden block 33. lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 in block 42, lot 1 in 4. 3. M. !i, 6, 7, X, . 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, block lots 2, 1, in all T. ('. Bailey. Ally. curvatures track and such shall any City, Hi. 17, IS, 19 and 20 iu block 20, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, S, be suhjii't to the approval of said City Engineer. i. , 9. 10, 11. 12, 13. 14. 15. IB. 17. 1. 19. 20. 21. 22. ii By the acceptance if t his grant., thegrnntce AN ORDINANCE. herein named, its successor or assigns, agree to 23, 24, 25, 2, 27, 2,1, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34. 35, 36, 37, Aniendiug an ordinance, tfrautiii: permission its, 39 and 40 in block II, lots 42 aud 43 in block waive all damages that may acaud do to H. 11. Henderson. A. S. tiarretson aud.loseph crue to hereby it by reason of any interference with ita 41 , lots 5, 6. 7, K, 9, 10, 1 1 and 12 in block 51, all over line of Kriuker to coiistrm-- t an electric or the oiieration thereof, occa- iu University Place addition to Ogden City, in the ttreets of Ugden ( ity, passed SeptenilaT sioned railway, by public improvements made in the the County of Weber and Territory of Utah lvrth, l,si). streets of said city by said city, or by contrac said nroDortv standing on the records of Weber Ho it ordained by the City Council of (Vden tors for it, when said contractors are acting county, in the name of Will R. Swan. Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday, the 2d City, that ISection 1 of an ordinance, entitled under the direction of said city or its officers, An t'ruinance, granting permission to ii. ii. having charge of the department under whvse day of December, 1190, at 12 o'clock noon of Henderson, A. S. tiarretson and Joseph Rrinker supervision said work is carried on. Said pub- that day, in front of the County Court House to construct an electric railway over the streets lic improvements being carried on and prosein the ( ity of Ogden, County of Weber and Terof Of? den City, passed September IHth, 190. be cuted to completion with reasonable diligence ritory of Utah, 1 will, in obedience to said exesame is liereny amended ny striKing and the 11 after the passage of cution, sell all the right, title, interest and itlun fifteen tbereform the word "ten" and inserting m lieu this ordinance, and days before the same shall take claim of the above named defendants of, in and thereof the word "five." to the above described property, or so much effect, the said Ogden City Street Kailway com Passed April 15th, thereof as be necessary to satisfy plaintiff 's pauy shall, by its attorney, file a written acceptW M. fl. Tl'RNER, Mayor. ance thereof with the Recorder of Ogden City. judgment, with interest thereon anil costs, to rSeal. his ordinance shall not he construed to bo the highest ana best biuuor lor cash, lawful 11 Atteet : T. P. Bryan, City Recorder. the granting of a new franchise, but shall be money of the United States of America. City, do considered as an amendment to and confirma EL1AS H. PAKSO.N.S, I, T. P. Hryan, Keeorder of ( it-Vden - a full, true the that U. S. MarshaL fnreiroing hereby certify by Ogden City, on tion of a resolution B. A. V. S. Marshal. and correct copy of an ordinance, amending an the 7th day of August.passed Bowman, By in of Deputy 163. favor Ogden 11. HendII. to ordinance, granting (inrinission Ogden, Utah, November pi, iw Railway company. erson. A. S. Oarretson and Joseph Krmker, to City Fassed April latu, 1191. The above sale is postponed until S u ii i construct an electr.c. railway over the streets of Wm. H. Ti RNER, Mayor. December 13th, 1890. at 12 o'clock m ISM Ii. h City' passed September Ogden T. P. Bryan, Attest: E. H. Parson. C. S. Marshal. Seal. Vass-eby the V'ity Council of Oden City, A. Recorder. B. City Bowman, Depnty U. S. Marshal. By April Kith, 1x91. Recorder do of T. P. I, Decemoer Ogden City, Bryan, 2, ism, Ogden, Utah, In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my certify that the foregoing is a full, true Above sale is postponed until Monday, Marcn hand and atlise'l the corporate seal of Ogden hereby of an ordinance amending a 2, and correct copy E. H. Parsons, 191, at 12 o'clock ni. this IStb day of April, ls91. City, resolution passed by the t'ity Council of Ogden V. s. Marshal. ISt-al- l. T. P. UK AN, City Recorder. d City on the 7th day of August, A. D. 1883, B. A. Bowman, Deputy U. S. Marshal. By "Resolution." Passed by the City CounOgden, Utah, December 13, lSW). cil of Ogden City, April lfoh. ALIAS SUMMONS. The above sale is postponed until Monday, I further certify that the Ogden City Street In the district court of the First judicial dis- Railway 1, 1991, at 12 o'clock m. June company, by itsattorney, L. R. Rhodes, E. H. Parsons, U. 8. Marsha). trict of the Territory of Utali Weber county. 2t!th file me with on ISHl, of did the April, day B. A, Bowman, Deputy U. S. Marshal. Kdward A. Reed, William Fisher and Henry its written acceptance of the foregoing ordi- By L, Henderson, plaint ills, vs. Thomas Kacon and nance. Ogden. Utah, March 2, 1S91. Harriet 1. Lewis, defendants. whereof I have hereunto set my In The people of tho Territory of I'tah send handtestimony affixed the corporate seal of Ogden City, greeting: 2Mh LEGAL NOTICE'. of April, A. 1). PMtl. To Thomas Bacon anil Harriet 1). Lewis, de- this I Seal.day T. P. Bryan, In the Probate Court of the County of Weber, fendants: Yon are hereby required to appear in City Recorder. Territory of Utah, an action brought against you by the aliove In the matter of the estate of Amos P. Stone, named plaintiff, in the district court of the first deceased. judicial district of the Territory of I'tah, and Notice is hereby given that Amos 1. Stone, the to answer the complaint tiled therein within ten SUMM6NS. administrator of tho estate of Amos P. Stone days (exclusive of the day of service) of the ser has rendered and presented for settle vice on you of trim summons if served within In the District Court of tho first Judicial Dis- deceased, ment anil filed in this court a final report and trict of Utah Territory. Weber County. this county; or if served out of this county, but of his administration of the estate of account P. Buckmiller. Walter ) in this district, within twenty days; otherwise Michael said deceased, and a petition setting forth that within forty days or judgment by default will llwyer and Clement L. Dar- is in a proper condition to be said estate the be taken against you, according to the prayer of ling, piaunins, j.AUag Snmmons closed ; that a portion of the residue of said essaid complaint. be distributed to the heirs at remains to tate 1 he said action is brought to foreclose a cer-tui- n Frank E. De Witt and Joseph law of said deceased, and praying for a final I Metzler. Defendants. mortgage on certain mortgaged premises estate and that Monday, of said The people of the Territory of Utah send distribution described in the coinplair.t, which reference is eleventh day of May, 1891, at two o'clock p. hereby made; said mortgage was given by i greeting to Frank : E. De Witt anil Joseph the in. of said day, at the court room of said court fendaut Thomas Bacon to secure the payment Metzler, Defendants court house in Ogden City, said are hereby required to appear in an ac- - at the county of six certain promissory notes of even date and ion Count y of W7eber. has been fixed by the judge of judgment is prayed for in the sum of $lim.r(), t ion brought against you by the above-name- rt the settlement or the said acfor court ana tne interest on t he same trom March 24tn. plaintilTsin the District Court of the First Judi said and for hearing said petition for distri190. at the rate of 1(1 per cent, per annum, and cial Uistnct ot tne territory or uian, ana to count estate, at which time and place also the interest on $1 i2.50 from the 24th day of answer the comn hunt filed therein, within ten bution of said person interested may show cause why said March, 190, to Decemlier 13th, 1W, and also for days (exclusive of the day of ser vice) after the any not be approved, allowed and this summons if served within account should the sum of 2.50 and interest on the same from service on youof settled, and a distribution made of the residue December 13th. 1S90, at the rate of 10 jht cent, this county-- ; or if served out of this county, but of said estate to the heirs at law of said deand 10 per cent, on the whole amount in this district, within twenty days; otherwise per annum,for as for in said petition, according found due attorneys' fees, as provided for in within forty days or judgment by default will ceased, prayed said mortgage and notes and costs of suit. be taken against you, accorumg to me prayer toDated April 18th, 1891. coiiiolaint. That the usual decree may lie made for the of J. P. LEDWIDGE. Clerk. The said action is brought to obtain the judg sale of said premises or so much as may be neca bond w made court of by th.s that certain essary to pay the same ith costs, by the United ment Statos Marshal of Utah Territory, according to oue John A. Stephens and delizered to the deNOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. the law and oractice of this court, that the pro- fendant. Frank E. Do Witt, 'bo decreed to be No. 910. ceeds of said sale may lie applied in payment of null and void and of no effect, for w hich refer the costs of suit and the marshal's costs and the ence is liereny made to tne complaint nerem, Office at Salt Lake City, Utah,! Land De E. Witt rnd Frank said found amount due to the plaintiff, that the said and that Joseph lApril 21. 1891. plaintiff may have judgment and execution Metzler, defendants, be decreed and adjudged Notice is hereby given that the following-name- d the records against said defendant, Thomas Kacon for any to make a cancelation thereof upon filed notice of his intention to has settler deficiency which may remain after applying all of Welier county, Utah, and to surrender the make final proof in support of his claim, and the proceeds of the sale of said premises prop- said bond to the plaintiffs and that they do t hat said proof will be made before the Register erly applicable to the satisfaction of said judg- have and recover of said defendants their costs and Receiver at Salt Lake City. Utah, ou June ment. in this action. viz: For further and fuller particulars reference is 4,1.891, For further and fuller particulars reference is H. E. No. 7638, for the ett of W. Gibson, John hereby made to the complaint on file herein. hereby made to the complaint on lile herein. and of n-e1 sec 30, tp 7, Ami you are hereby notified that if you fail to n 1, e. And you aro hereby notified that if you fail to r as aliove appear and answer the said complaint as above to prove his appearandtheanswer the said complaint witnesses He names the following said plaintiff will apply to the required, the said plaintiffs will apply to the continuous residence npon, and cultivation required, of, court for the relief demanded therein. court for the relief demanded therein. : viz said laud, Witness, the Hon. James A. Witness, the lion. James A. W. Rose, Benj. F. Blaylork, Elijah George Miner, Judge, and the seal of Miner, Judge, and the seal of all of North Ogden, the District Court of the First Shaw, Jr., More Rose, the district court of tho First Judicial District, in Htid for the Weber county, Utah. f SEAL. (sKAh. 1 judicial district, in and for the Frank D. Hobbs, Register. Territory of Utah, this 1st day Territory of Utah this 21st day T. C. Bailey, Attorney. of May, in the year of our of April, in the yearof our Lord Lord one thousand eight hunone thousand eight hundred dred and ninetv-one- . anil ninety-one- . Copies of Oifden City Ordinances, in 11. C. II. McCLURE, Clerk. C. MrCi.l BE, Clerk. liook form, complete to date for sale at B. B. BEST. Clerk. L. Clerk. L. By Bkst, Deputy Deputy By Kimball & Allison, Attorneys for Plaintiffs. The Commercial office. Price 50 cents. H. H. Henderson. Attorney for plaintiffs. Maii-I.al- f are on the buy. otrl Lo riivu BawLbc V. H. TUEVI-R- . May r. fSaalL TP. Attest Bit A. City Berorder. l.T. P. Bryan. tUeorOsr ut yles City, do Lenby eertify that tha UirrmMUf is a full. tru and mrrart copy of an ordinance, aii.ti,li if au ordinance, Dlut and re(ulatiii tne uae uf witrlx and severs l) private imuvmuaia and oorpura'.ituut utbr miwu in tl City of Oicdeu, psned Koeeiuber '.h. 1 niht ear tu Fssrd AprU IfWR batil i. ) - tk MU 1 1 . iu ti- UJ UAi UI IIlfM III V I.I.--- .- - J )r disl .1 Special Attraction! 1 ( ioiio: U Auy Oydtw a , dfrilrl t. Cvuuil of eictri,iij 'i-i- n r.t f Mme Oi r - aa f air axii ajl r Ubk. otlu.aiicm. ltiis and ruuiiusi A 1 ity. pvrtajjuim to po,w.Ui.--I a&d arari flaliuadta stlMCuLUttsju. or km of piuoiUxa. atii t foe any piunutwr. EUS UaJ gli Ji!wLaJ otre--. fiuin tii daw of ILm apprvtai t4 tla ou tLat buna, nnloas auu&or rvioaaj foauaa,ai.a Csii Nk, ! t.fr. u it furrLer or not t Uaustoratu aubout cutaait cf iu CounciL City frto-cia il Ail ordinanCM and part of ordibanfa in coav irtviJf t irt ni rirtit, uii.it-- i ana ijjr ara iMuvby repail. niij rlutioii m dirt with this ordinance rdart and ba in ll.lt ordinance alkali AiVUf-- t .ii,, tv.i, t aa l - 4iiw r iierebv v fore fiora and aftr iu pawao MiJ r tl.irt.-oii-an- 1 uy tiapCHy tu rnt - aaoi Aa i - itr rco(rt bn. tticid. U- a!!!!, SALE. ur'mr of an lAt. ks ' Ma t. t le n j a 1 auay sims 1H tL- iTt. .jij, jy srxKi. aMftrtrl tit pa naecit ui alvaiacw j4 a ii tr of tenty-(- i duffer per anuria t J City fuoraer. iwott hcrtMto4upiuav' !V-iiicLw rvxlwF- 1MT u or OJa.B laju, ur iauUi viUiarvvr r vui o ir l "i ruici&iMCUuiu 4ir cubawcuutai la owl, I ity. Iv pruvt'ied as appiicatMitt fur aa auibhr aiad dma la)r. tioe Imas M eu4- rcn. tbr iir-- ! st.sl km tfrautod na ii aAcuauiuAi bi a IahI tiMuawi Aiiarw. viiii is Uw kiua uf una tisMreua payu a taa urn ri.teit stirvda i iuii. it ftiiiil u ii ir(ura- - ttat ta tseuer nouct), oa tia smuuiit baitMMi us tl tobd ; aud the si-- l bu&ei iu im by tn Mayor aikd City Aaditor to scui 1 Jr 111) birwt KiJft tue taiu.tul aud ooawlant uukuhioi to ail ti x.vuum i gtrtft railway, with the nut f the 1'iMi- !t I out if li Ju.ljf l turnout uim aiil an 1 all uf tli 4 ti e of I of ttg.l. ii ny. tali, da'ed tl lrrrit.ry i ljtrKt, a rntim trli-.Pio i.ied, lloaeter. that in no rae shall the il.t Jay of ahd.rii.j National Hnuk of Sail aid i Vden t ity Street kailaay coniaiiy. ita sou a a ' anil litrm construct, uiaintuiu or i'ldmf-u- t a:di..i U K. Snurj -a; t onipntiy and oijeraie nion than one railway track ou .l. W. K. tlii- mm of tlurttw-I ai.y tr.'i iu Ug.leu ity. turf mention! and in- foiii-f.iuoiiiiinb-dredtliuolrl and Miii-tii.-and cludr! in 1ie sai.l reM.lutiori of AuguM iih. lv uid-tnx.1 m with tlw- oiUM-n- t of the City Council, hint doiiar, mu.in-.I- t it forty-tn- " l..llnr. I hat- - Imd aiid obtained, il auy such i.treet shall al, ti lie mviii.imI by a Mngltk street railaay upob lttiitiiii; .rorty, ready ttvwit : ttak of any other street railway company, as l I. ..t M iu L IS l .ti sociation or individual, and, luui 1 ami . diu in l,i,. L i. lots I, i. i mid I tX z. I'rovided further, that on any streets not iu hi.rf-- ;i. ..t 11. ' l.l. II. IV 10. 1, aud 1' in mentioned in ksi.i resolution of August ith.ISM, I. lot l.l.x k il. i, ail i, iu I.I.K-Ii, lol I in ale-r- mii other roii, pau, asociattou or . v. block W, loti. I. :i. - i. i, t;. n, it. v.t u. hate thereou a .loubie hue of street rail 16. I.. Iv IV aiul loi l.i. J. I. r. way irat k, tlieii no addiihiual track shall belaid iu l.l.a-'. II. 1.'. Ii. II. I.. It;, I., IV Id, 31. 2l.il, thereon. . 7, , ;t;. ;i7. at a. b. . I the Ugdeu City Street Railway .). ai. : :u. si. k II. lot U and 4.1 in hl.M-and " in M. company, its sucresttor or assigns, shall bate I ' II and I J in lilork Ut all iu 41. lot S. . V the right and prmleg to use upon all or any of ( nv. in tl,. I mrmity l.o'c a, 1,1, in, h to(li.-di'said streets so acqutrtii b it, electricity as a County of Wt lT ud l.Tritoiy of I i.th, mo. I motive Her Hith the right to erect and niaiu uronwlf itiiu.tuitf ti Wil,.. rw.ordit of Vttiti tain poles and u erhead wires, over and thniugh isainvof ill k. Huan. county in tliK any of said streets for the puros of running lien-i.Notuae ifiicn that ou i uwdav. tnc and oMratuig its line or hues of street railway, Lhwiiiiicr. noon of such H.lt to lie placed under the suervision tdday of iu front of tlw Is', t at'mintIJ o'clock y l ourt IIoiim, and control of (Igden t'ity. that day. toe t ny of tvlm. i ounty of Fourth T he giant heretofore made by said I I of tali. to in aid will, nlorv fif resolution of August 7th, InM. and the additional cttttuo, M'll ail Hit- rii;l,t. titi,'. iutoroxt and rights ucpurisl under and by virtue uf thin claim uf t!i9 ahovitmiutNi dt'ft'iidt-titof, in aud aiuetiduieut, st.all lie and hereby are eitetided or m iniirli and shall emst for the iieriiai of twenty years, totueauove uccnlicd proix-rltMiii-,lainlill thereof a may i from the date of theimssageof this amendment. dth That the alx.ve and fnreguiug grant is iiitrlh tlitr-:oi- uti.l iawlutu jutitufiit, with and Im.i hiddt-- r for rash,nln, the subjts't to the following conditions : A That the said Ogden City Street Railway mone' of lli I luted Matii,of II. I'AKXINS, company shall commence work in good faith I'. S. MhiIihI. withinsixty days from the date of the passage C. S. Mailial. of this ordinance, anil shall prosecute such work By B. A. Bourn tali. lu, with reasonable diligence, and shall have at (dfn, ciilc ia 1 he alM null! Saturday least seven miles of st reet railway in operation it.iii-ftt K'o'rlock in. in Ogden City withetectrici!yasamotiveuwcr, I)itiiiU.r l;i, l"'."!, K. II. I". S. Marshal. on or lielore the llrst Hay of January, If.iJ. tie . By B. A. Howkav, l. .uty L. Si construction oi all hue uuiler this ordinance, Otfdeu, I lah. Il.ivi.,Ur 1. I ski. on an of the streets of this city, shall lie in a AhotFe bale is iK&1poi,id unt:l Motidav, March woiknianlise manner and subject to the aps, K. II. proval of the! ity Kugineer. 2, Iml, at 1: in. uti'i cri-ora- pnpHjr. j uf C;t. '..t tMtn i .t . tLroa id a tauw t4i ti No tfutiUa to Lo - rf t Jf".n. it br ( - ilal ti.erw t to hc4j) Strvwt tiadmay cmpaiiy. it or ui a.hlitiou to the- rtfedtta arqturti by it the tlnHi of I iirdeu t in. ty aaid rt..lu u to r.tuttrucf, tKrtiof August I'll. maintain and oiwrate a uti;le or dotitile track lie tit. i A. 4jw ty L iiii. li4, tl-a autiMiriiis j. J tvcrfjd- and Ueroa Tract. HILL IROIERTY . . j Mrtd-lau- . No. t tant. u U ., . t f. .J fi iTtT . l u-- In Aaal - t f.-- any ! u-- r'.tort AN ORDINANCE. Adeniig aa V l ting s4 Kfiut:u4 tL bkrdi iULnjt4 llAiOvf ord-ba&- tr 4 f lit W ti;Uiiiin lf.r. at 'i iu!Ul n; i. O. HMi.LtvK. i . . .1 N- N Ett t ilrtirf t Real j..4 ii i oa i' 4 tiwiutaa cvi.i-utit y r&a M lt lUrtrtM. The Best Bargain offered in Business Property in the City today. A Corner, 07x101 feet, in Business Center, Cheap. BURG ITT. Owner resides in the East and wants to realize. Call soon. ty-on- rieasant, but Uniafe. "Wouldn't it be nice if some of the pleasant things said about persons after an tO t HOICK NOB t tt. t t tinuuj t.fn u, t. th. f.iiJ. i u.'rw and U-.- ti poiut. r1"'. Real Estate and Loans. "Girl." "Girtt" The Tableau. The palmiest day of the tableau enter tainment has rather gone by. Sacred and profane history, ancient and modern customs have been faithfully worked for varieties in tableau representation and their freshness has pretty well departed. An entertainment of pretty and pictu resque scenes, unvaried by action or movement, is a somewhat mild form of amusement. For obvious reasons this kind of entertainment has had a long run of favor. Tableaux, represented by good folks that they all know, are something that the strictest church people can look upon without a feeling of wn. and a great deal of money for good causes has been realized in this way, They flourish best in home soil and pre sented by hom talent aud beauty, and not a little have they owed to the good natured puffs of amiable editors and the family pride which loves to see Sis on the stage in a fancy costume, looking as pretty as a peachblow vase. bpnngneld Homestead. u. : "Of course. But don't you get on to the racket?" "No. Whatisitr Cobbler Sprana's Frugal Wife Ten thousand dollars in gold and greenbacks has been found secreted in an old table in the residence of John Sprague, a shoemaker, of Wilmington, Del. The money represents his deceased wife's savings for thirty-nin- e years. On Jan. 27 Mrs. Mary Sprague, wife of the cobbler, dropped dead, a victim of heart disease, in a drug store. The couple came to Wilmington from England thir e years ago. The husband is about sixty years of age. while the wife was years old when she died, nearly fifty-nin- e They were frugal and industrious, and years of married during their thirty-nin- e life the husband weekly gave the wife a certain sum of money for her use. He never questioned what she did with the surplus, but supposed it was regularly put in bank. When Mrs. Sprague died search was made for the bankbook supposed to exist, but to no avail. The house was ransacked also, but no money was found, Finally Mrs. McGinley, a neighbor, suggested, as she had had a dream to that effect, tljat possibly the treasure might be secreted in an antique table, and this article of furniture was examine' Tightly wedged in an inside corner of the table were found a bag of gold and a roll of greenbacks, which, being counted amounted to 110,000. Cor. Philadelphia Record. f. .j .. it.BisJ!,.;,. .;..f L l (M amber I .m J S... I. i.t UTAH. fitulDii r s.ri. l:. tvt ;,'.!.. ,4 . nti ti S, lull!' Nr.'i.4l tlk Sail Lk uwf aLip t t ti. it inivir. I I div U. e - 't. aad Irou. t 0GDEX. II. ;t). tjrrt.uf t taL. it j 1 A . . to?" "Yes. That's the girl standing over there in the corner. She's watching him. He's just drawn his week's pay, ten dol lars, and is takiug her to see the show. When they came in he flashed the ten dollars, and dazzled her with it a while before he got into line. Now he's letting her get a good look at the five dol lars before he sinks it. It's a great scheme. No other fellow can steal that srirl now. He's eot her solid. And the long green did it." Chicago Post. Vi - 4aiaei i.4 .t, . REED I nf .. ..iirt-i(a rrX. efWifi.nj'i,.! 1. rth St, Twmitjr-- t betweou (txXtt feet on Liuoulaand Wall Aeuo. r fool.... WW Lot on the Beorb SOil30 feet eight block f nun W aahuigun Antoue 00 Two, acre lot no Thirietu. near the Park Lota in Nob liiU Addition ( heap. pnqiertr paying U Improved bunine per ceut. nut, leased lor t rear 1(2.114.1 feet between Jarkaooand Quiury 1030 00 15000 Lot in Mountain View Addition BxS rod corner on TwentT-fourtAlto Wall Arena properti Nlow real value. arm near nuiib ahingtnu will ulxlm.le. If oq will call on u we will show aud eon vine yon there U money in buying now. & "V.!! . Wiiinirt, Real Estate! tr, Iec li a l.!-!i-- 1 iTh iu - N AtJtli t.ifr ctf-taliLmff- asu. i)t l4 in. - .v ai.-- i ' tu ' KiWl'M(.rK.'Ulh14J.l ' s... !. B ORDINANCE AN . t .. JI! Buj- - TOR PATENT. V... i Sure Has Bargains. The circumstance, ouee iso CVai. kms euhiv eted. prise-- water aliaoet fgutira. Tiiirtr-v- e torkius, i ,'. On RM4 near Hwwa. VilS to r ao tie prince wrtt Pomjwrii $i4elu-y- . tine f&siiiuiiiblo craze of ru. Tea km, t aulas out. wr. CHEAP mad. It tl.suO. Four nw av trim boat the day. as i cash. wrtoei Artist, authors, dilettanti they all bubta. . '. Six mxkb mrm fraja bucua. CVal $1 tx it; bat tLe rriijc alone bad fund lot k ilX to adey. and purpuwt! to realize Lis wild projext-I- f 2 per aer. V' Hit adjuUMCUUkleOUTM-- t eii be could build a bou&e jut like oti out. eaaoaiA. fc of those old Pompt-ia- a if luanuona, 19 per aer. ttf acre. S exile auuta. or id could furnih it classically, put in the trail at. de 00. Suxl3T to auVjr. S block boa luo right bronze and etataett. bimlf pot. drees Lite an old Rowan and get hu roots arw frtM hoot oa St strert. friends to da the tame well, be actually tl.TjO. lot axixi be aiiey. reduced the dream to a fact 30. Kob Hill lot SOxlJT o alley. OrvLsrd 1 bar WoodauiM lot cbeap. In the avenue Montaigne, at that time hat cheep tkmj. perilously near the IU1 Mabille, the palLire cheap propertie everywhere. See oc Utlora bojuitf. ace was reared on tli true Powpeiaa lines. Geronie paiuUd tie Homer chanting hi ballads, and I. D. OGDLV GILL. 2404 Bvuiphs that represented the Odyssey aud Iliad. EvtrytLitg wa classic and SOW 13 TBKT1MKTO rJCi was Gnk, but the Bjuaparte blood flowed in the reins of the owner. Print Napoleon set op bint and statues of his family all round the atriuin Napoleon aud Josephine and Marie Louise, Lucien, Charles, Louib and Jerome; they all had their place in this Eilri U tba part tlra jean baa Uucbt clastic apartment. And here, before the oa that ail propertr bout-ti-t aU at tlita aval euijieror and empress, a French play was of tba rear Ul brio at leant U per cent. lnnt acted in classic costume Favart, B ro- iuriii the following vtuter. bin and Theophile Gantier being the We offer for aale the following elioice j.Mertj at thee low priee: company, and Got and Emile Augier Sixty acre in (actios 10, overlooking the among the audience. Boston Herald. iwwi city y-- MLPEEIulM. 7 |