The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-04
Only First-class Property.
UTAH BONDS FOR SALE,
Three Hundred Thousand (s300,00O Dollars
of Five 90 Per Cent. Utah Territory
Bonds for Sale.
TlHE uNpERsIGNED. I'M PURSUANCE on

TTlHE UNDERSIGNED, IN PURSUANCE OF
i the direction OF the loan commissioners or
the territory of Utah, hereby advertises that
bids will be received ut his Office in the city OF
ALT Lake, said territory, until IL o'clock, noon,
of the 31st day of May, 1890 for the purchase of,
ana at which time sale of the bonds herein
after described will be made namely: Three
hundred bonds, each of the denomination OF
Sl,OOO, OF the engraved negotiable compound
bonds of said territory, bearing five per centum
interest per annum, payable semi-annually, on
on the first days OF January and July OF each
year, at the Deseret National bank in said city,
or at such bank in the city of New York in the
state OF New York, as may be designated by
said loan commissioners al the option Of the
purchasers of said bonds.
The principal of said bonds shall be payable
in the lawful money of the United States,
within twenty years after the date of their ISSUE
but redeemable at the pleasure of the territory
after ten years from date. 1t is provided in the
law, that at the expiration of ten years after
the issuing OF said bonds, there is set apart
and appropriated out of the general FUNDS in
the hands of the territorial treasurer of said
territory annually not less than S150C0 to be
placed by the said treasurer in fund to be
known as the redemption fund.- for the re-
demption of said bonds And il is also further
provided that whenever. after the expiration OF
ten years from the date Of the issuance of said
bonds, there is available In said redemption
fund the sum of 900 or more it shall be the
duty of said treasurer to advertise the amount
of money in the said redemption fund and the
number of bonds. numbering them in the order of
their issue, commencing at the highest number
then outstanding, which such fund is set apart
to pay and discharge, and the date when they
will be paid, and if such bonds so numbered in
such advertisement shall not be presented for
payment and cancellation at the expiration Of
the date mentioned in such advertisement, then
such fund shall remain in the treasury of the
territory to discharge such bond whenever pre-
scented for payment, but such bond shall draw
no interest after the expiration of said adver-
tiSement.
In no case will said bonds be sold for less
he'll mr. nal he upGi in
terest at the time of payment therefor. The
award of purchase OF said bonds will be made TO
the highest bidder, but before making any
award, security will be required of the success
full bidder for compliance with the terms of his
bid, and said loan commissioners reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
The bonds offered are to be issued for the
building of educational and charitable lnStttu-
| tons, for which appropriations have been made
by the governor and legislative assembly of said
| territory, and by authority and in pursuance Of
an act of the governor and legislative assembly
entitled AN act providing for negotiating q
loan for certain public purposes, approved
| March l3 1890 The territory has bonded debt
of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, and
| by an act of Congress approved June 30, 1886. is
| restricted TO creating any bonded Indebtedness
except for charitable and educational inStitu-
| lions, and is limited in It's power TO create in
| debtedness for any purpose exceeding l per
| cent. of its taxable valuation as shown by the
last assessment of its taxable property for ter
ritoTial and county purposes. Any indebted
| is declared void. These bonds are exempt by
| law from taxation for any purpose within the
territory. BOLIVAR ROBERTS,
| Territorial Treasurer