The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-09

TRUSTEES SALE-NOTICE is HERE
by given that whereas, John w. Jones
and Margaret Jones, his. wife, by their
certain DEED Of trust made and executed tee
to George NJ. Downey and John ". Don
neilan, then delivered and duly recorded
in the recorders Office in the county of
Salt Lake and territory of Utah, in book
J' of mortgages page III, did grant,
bargain, convey and confirm to the said
George NJ. Downey and John w. DON
nellan, who are the parties of the second
part In said deed OF trust, certain lots or
parcels of ground situate in the county
OF Salt Lake. and territory Of Utah, and
known and described as follows tow. /:
20, in block 1ps, plat &C." Salt Lake city
survey. each of said let's containing 10x20
uate in said city and county of salt Lake
and territory OF Utah. Which said con-
veyance was In trust to secure the pay
ment eff a certain promissory note in
So 5000. Salt Lake City, October 1st, 1892
Two years after date, | promise to pay
to the order of The Commercial National
Commercial National Bank, Salt Lake
city, Utah: twenty-five hundred dollars
with interest al ten per cent. per year
after date until paid, value received. Said
me- - 20 80 JOHN W. JONES.
And, whereas, it was provided in said
deed of trust among other things, "but
should default be made in the payment of
the said note, or of the interest that may
accrue thereon, or any part thereof, as
case of the breach of any of the cove
nants herein contained, then this deed
shall remain in force and the said parties
of the second part or either of them, or
the survivor of them, or, in the event of
the death of both of them, or absence from
the city, or refusal to act, or other dis
qualification for the performance of the
duties of this trust, then, at the request
OF the holder of said note, the United
States Marshal In and for the territory OF
Utah (who shall thereupon become the
successor of said trustees and OF the sur
vivor of than to the title to said property
ard the same become vested in him in
| trust Ger the purposes and objects OF
these presents. with all the powers, du-
ties and obliga tons thereof may pro-
coed to sell said property or any part
thereof at public vendue, to, the highest
promissory note. together with an the
interest thereon, from January 1St, 1893, at
the rate of ten per cent per annum, un-
til this date, remains wholly due and
unpaid And, whereas, the amount OF
enc hundred and three dollars and fif-
| teen cent? taxes. became due and unpaid
! on said property. and was by the holder
serve said property from the lien thereof
! New, therefore, we, the undersigned
| trustees as aforesaid, at the request oil
| virtue of the authority given US in saic
! deed of trust, and in accordance with the
provisions thereof, Will, on Monday. It'll
/ day of December, 1894. between the hour:
/ of 70 O'Clock, M, and o'clock p m, Of
/ that day, at the south front door of thu
| old county court house, in the city o.
! Salt Lake and territory OF Utah, proceed
! to sell and sell the above described lot.
/ or parcels of ground al public auction tC
the highest bidder fer cash in hand, il
order to pay said note and interest, anC
said taxes and the costs OF this trust. ol
| so much thereof as it may pay. AnC
upon such sale, being made, being there
unto duly authorized by said deed, w,
| shall make, execute and deliver to tn
purchaser or purchasers Of said property
| veying all the interest which said Johr
! ". Jones and Margaret Jones. his wife
or either of them had, of. in and to tn
| aforesaid lots or parcels OF ground on tn
first day of October 1892, and which W,
have and hold therein as trustees. a.
aforesaid.
GEORGE NJ. DOWNEY.
JOHN w. DONNELLAN
| Trustees
Salt Lake City. Utah. November 2S, 1891
Marshall & Royle. Attorneys.