Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-07

thence south ten rods. ttence ives
ten rods, thence north ten rods
thence west ten rods to the place o.
beginning. This property 1 leased
on the INST day Of December, lSS7,
20 John r. WindeF, at tie monthly
rental Of seventy five dollars, for the
l period Of one year or until the term.
instion Of the suit, subject however
TO the approval ofthe court, and this
lease was in force until the 9TH day
! Of April, 1890, when the same was
/ leased 20 the highest bidder. John
r. Winder. pursuant 20 an adver-
I tisement, for and at the rate Of four
hundred and fry dollars per month,
lease only running from month 70
month.
On the fifth day ofJuly I received
possession Of what j. commonly
known rs the "Church Farm de
scribed as follows Ia wit: Here
follows a description OF the "Church
FARM
This land leased 10 John r.
Winder for and at the rate Of City
dollars per month from October /.
1855, until the first day Of April,
1859, when another lease was enter
Ell into. subject 10 the approval Of
the court. with John r. Winder, at
the monthly rental OF SOS per
month. and on the 22d day ii June
the court directed me 20 make a
new tease 10 John II. Nindera at tire
monthly rental Of four hundred and
one dollars per month, pursuant 70
an advertisement.
The lease Of this property Is here
10 attached.
July ;, lSSS, also received the
possession Of what Is commonly
known as the ''Church Coal Mines
This property is owned Jointly 10y
Angus NJ. Cannon and the late cor
Poration. AT the time received
the possession Of the undivided half
Interest Of the s'Iid mines the same
were being worked under n lease.
and royalty upon the coal extracted
was paid AS a rental. During all
the time that | have been H.
possession OF the coal mine pro-
perry there has been great difn
Guilty in making regular
on account Of IA,
uncertainty Of the Railway Com
pany in supplying cans aud trans
porting the coal, and on account OF
he mines being three miles from
he railroad track. The description
Jf the property is rs follows: An
undivided one-half interest in and
70 those certain pieces Of rarcels Of
and lying and being situate in the
.ounty OF Summit and Territory Of !
Otah, and Described rs follows. the
'ousn half OF The southeast the
'outh east and LO. 1, section Is
aud the north half OF the northeast |
IN section 10: all OF said land is I'm
township three, north Of range six |
'ast, in Summit COusty, Utah Ter
-itory. The whole royalty that / |
nave received for the half undivided |
interest is SSlS.T2.
The property il stiD held under |
he same arrangement, and in pur-
'uance Of the order OF the court / |
advertised for bids for lease Of the
'aSe to work the property from |
month 70 month. and SOME bids |
were received, but the PARTIES de-
,iined to comply with the orier o!
ne court owing 10 the great ex-
le1se Necessary 10 put the mine In
aging shape, and in consequence
u the parties declining and refusing
o work the property under the or
Ter Of the court, | did not accent
my Of the bids.
The suits compromised l attach
lereto copy OF report made by me
md on file in the clerks office with
.ecree Of the court under date OF
July ., lSSs, showing the compro /
Mise OF suits, the particular descrip-
ion Of the property and the amount
by me.
The money has been deposited
With the following banks: McCor-
Iick x Co, Wells, largo * Co,
commercial National Bank. and
he Deseret National Bank. The !
interest received from any OF
he said money Is shown IN the de-
ailei statement Of receipts. In
making the said deposits the under
.Sned has received credit - such !
eceiver for the same deposited hv !
i'm in the said banks respectively.
The balance on haui nov l. ss5J.5.a II :