The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-19

each article separately, to the Justice DIV
whom they We're appointed, within ten
days after their appointment. Sec. G.
After such appraisement is made, the per
son to whom such lien is given by the fore
going sections may, after giving ten DAYS
prior notice of the time and place of such
sale, with description Of the property to
De sold, by publication in some newspaper
paoHshed In the county wherein he resides
Tor IL there be no such newspaper, then by
POSING II three public places within such
county, and delivering to the owner of
such personal property, or If ne does not
reside in the county, transmitting by mail
to him at his usual place of abode, if
known, copy of such notice, proceed to
sell all such personal property, or so much
thereof as may be necessary, at public
auction, for cash in hand, at any public
place Within said county, between the
hours OF III am. and pm. of the. day ap-
pointed; and from the proceeds thereof
may pay the reasonable cost OF such ap-
pralsement, notice and sale, and his rea-
sonable charges for which he has his lien,
together with the reasonable costs of keep
ing such property up to the time of sale.
The residue Of the proceeds and of the
property unsold he shall render to the
owner. Sec. mo such sale shall be
made for less than two-thirds of the APP
praised value of the article sold, nor ex-
cept upon due notice, as required by the
preceding section. Every such sale made
IN violation of the provisions of this sec
ton shall be absolutely void. Sec. s.
AT such sale the person to whom such lien
Is given may become the purchaser. Sec.
9-ln any case where the property to be
sold cannot conveniently be sold in one
DAY, the sale may be continued from day to
day by public outcry at the place of sale.
upon the completion of such sale, the per
son to whom the lien is given hereby, shall
cause sale bill thereof to be filed with the
justice of the peace before whom such ap-
pralsement was had, in which shall be set
down the sum for which each separate
article OF property was sold, and the name
OF the purchaser. The justice shall re-
cord such sale bill in his docket, and pre-
serve the original thereof, together with
the appralsement- Sec. 10-Nothing in
this act shall be so construed as to take
away the right of action of the party to
whom such lien is given, for his charges,
or for any residue thereof, after sale of
such property. Sec. 11-At such sale the
person to whom such lien is given, as here
IN provided, may appoint clerk and crier
Sec. 12-Appraisers appointed under the
provisions Of this act shall receive two dol
lars per day; justices of the peace shall
receive for each warrant of appraisement
fifty cents; for receiving and recording
each appraisement, twenty cents for one
hundred words, and the like fees for re-
cording each sale bill. Clerks and criers
at sales made under the provisions hereof,
snail receive each two dollars per day. Sec
13-All acts and laws or parts of acts and
laws IL conflict or inconsistent with this
act, and chapters three and four of part
seventh, compiled laws OF Utah, 1888, are
hereby repealed; Provided, Nothing in this
act contained shall be so construed as to
effect any lien which may exist at the time
this act shall take effect or to take away
the right or remedy to enforce the same,
or to effect any right or remedy which may
exist under and by virtue of any law
which may be held to be repealed by this
act, but as to al such liens or rights. the
same shall remain in full force and may be
enforced in the same manner and to the
same effect as if this act had not been
passed