The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-13

Sandtord occupied MS olu poSl'ioA'
The Jurors summoned on an open t
venire were present and qualified.
L. P. Kelsey vs.. Geo. D. Pyper; con-
tinued until Wednesday next.
United States vs. Thomas Lee; DIS
missed for want of evidence to convict.
United States VS.. Neri Butler ct al:
cutting timber on the public domain;
issue for defendant.
THE CHURCH PROPERTY.
Deputy Vandercook yesterday served
upon the proper officials the following
writ, which requires them TO sno"
cause on November oath, Wn! tne
property-the Gardo House. Historian
Office and grounds and the Tithlng
office-untiI now held by the Receiver,
should not be escheated to the govern
ment under the provisions of the Ed.
munds law. The papers in the case OF
the Gardo House and grounds are as
below, Those in the case OF the I!thing |
office are similar, save in description
of the property
TERRITORY OF UTAH, @.
SALT LAKE COUNTY !
Notice is hereby given that under and by
| virtue of a writ of AIT ,chment issued out OF
the Third Judicial District OF the territory
of Utah, of which the annexed is true
copy have this day attached al the pa PIgmo'
r. T Burton, ] R. Winder and Theouore
Mexican, or either of them, OF, IN ana 70
the following real described estate stanalng
on the records OF Salt Lake, County, as s IL
tory of Utah, and particularly oesctloeo as
All All the hall of lot six (6), block seventy.
five (75), plat A. Salt Lake City survey, SAT-
LAKE County, Utah Territory, ana ooa ihoaSt
as follows: Commencing at the nortneast
corner of said lot; thence south ten (lO) roos:
thence west ten Q0) rods; thence north ten
{ nor rods; thence east ten (10) rod to the
place of beginning, known as tne oaiuo
, Part of the west half of lot six (6), block
seyenty-five (75), plat A, Salt Lake CITY,
SAT- Lake County, Utah Territory, ana
9 bounded as follows: Commencing Sat
= noint ten QO) rods west of the northeast
: corner of said lot, and running thence south
i ten i1O) rods; thence west seven ~ rods j.;
!: thence north ten (l0) rods; thence east
| seven a. rods to the place of beginning,
known as the Historians ONCE anu
d FRANK q. DYER.
II United States Marshal.
!: BY OSCAR VANDERCooK,
> Deputy.
l. SALT LAKE CITY. November 9, 1888
!; n, the District Court of the Third Judicial
}: District of the Territory Of Utah:
In the matter of the proceedings for the
| forfeiture of certain real estete formerly
owned and held by the corporation OF tne
y Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
If The President of the United states OF
/, America, to the marshal of the District o.
D. Utah, greeting:
" Whereas, An information has been hled II
- the Third District Court of the Territory
lie Utah, on the Sth day of october, AID. 1883
1t BIZ the honorable Attorney &c 4eral OF TIT
lie United States and George S Peters, Unitee
States Attorney for the Territory of Utah. OF
behalf of the United States of America
st against the following described real estate
d Ali the east half of lot six -(6), bloel
-, seventy-fiye (75l, plat A, Salt Lake Clt.
III survey, Salt Lake County, Utah IeailtorS
J. the northeast corner of said lot; themes
o. south ten (10) rods; thence west ten SlO
+ rods; thence north ten (l0l rods; thence ca.
ten co. rods, to the place OF Deg1nnlhs
N Part of the west half of lot (6), block sew
- enty-five (75), plat A. Salt Lake City survey
}: salt Lake County, Utah Territory, BOUNDED
W as follows: Commencing at point ten ~
90 rods west of the northeast corner OF sald loI
E. and running thence south ten rods; tnenc
So | west seven rods; thence north ten roos
,ir thence eastseven rods, to the place OF OegIl
" ming, known as the Historian once an
ey use of the United Stated for the reasons an
or clauses in the said information mentioned
and praying the usual process ana n9 9
of said court in that behalf 70 De naue, an
ay that all persons interested IN salo real q
Is, tate NAV be cited in general aud special, l
nd answer the premises ana al ProcseSu ~ e
IN. being had, that the said estate may oe Il
he causes in said Information mentioned =
~ deemed as forfeited and escheateo 10 III
n use of the United states of America.
Die You are therefore hereby commanded
n seize and attach the said real estate aoov
he described and TO detaiu the same IN you
custody until the further ofoe5 OF tn o+i CO..
respecting the same and give due NOTICE
tai ali persons claiming the same, or khoWl1
10 or having anything to say why the san
- should not be condemned. escheatea al
cn forfeited to the use of the United states
IN America pursuant to the prayer OF SAID II
DC formation; that they be ana appear oeIo
rst said court to be held in and tor the sa
lie district, at the Federal Court oullolng'
w the 9dth iav of Nov ember, 1888, at 10 clot
1eu a. m, then and there to interpose clal
&c. for the same, and make their ailegations
that behalf In due form of law ana Wh
Wy YOU shs II have done in the premises 10 Va
lou and there make return tAereoI' tose'n
his w Witness mes the Honorable Elliot sandfol
he iudge of said court, this Sth day OF octop
'et, a u 1909 HENRY G. MCMILLAN,
as' Clerk Third District Court OF Otah LEI
8 a. IN THE POLICE COURT.
viT The time of Judge Piper was tax
this up yesterday with the DRINKS VINO &c
b@ated too enthu siastically for Har
rel son on Saturday night.
+ of W.H. Brady's celebration was
Tere shors and Judge Piper assessed MIN
w, Dan Kennedy lost his balance Satl
ock. day night. pleade guilty to the chal
hop and was fined S..
he'd ! Wittenberg who left S. TO inst
and his return to meet Miss Justice after
by was through celebrating, Is prooa
me stilI celebrating. He didn't return.
9 of William Burton, another drunk
, the mitted his guilt and was fined $40.
Tom Mcdeetrich got drunk and
also charged with using obscene l
guaee.- He pntup-a tenner
John Brown, stilEanother drunk,
irsty $40 He will call for it when the ror
ious, nest again John Doe likewise lett
ines, and likewise failed to materaiize;,
miiy Mrs jackson became alittle hurl
from taking an Overdose of medlcl