The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-04
SUMMONS.

Abraham Hanauer as trustee, Otto Stall
mann. Andrew Saks, David May, David
z. Shoenberg, S. W. Peck, Harriet l..
Green, The Standard Smelling and Re
filming Company. Dwyer & Crossgrove,
The Gillette Herzog Manufacturing
Company, Stephen A. Harrison, and the
Northwestern Wheel and Foundry Com
pany, r. W. Jones, Frank B. Stephens,
Samuel NJ Green and Charles b. Kim
ball. defendants. Summons on amended
and supplemental complaint The people
of the Territory of Utah send greeting:
TO Salt Lake City Copper 6Ianufactur-
ing Company. Mccormick & Company,
w. S. Mccormick. Abraham Hanauer as
trustee. Otto Stalmann, Andrew Saks,
David May, David May as trustee, l. D.
Shoenberg, Joseph p. Shoenberg, S. W.
Peck, Harriet l.. Green, The Standard
Smelling & Refining Company. Dwyer &
featuring Company. Stephen A. Harri-
son. and the Northwestern Wheel and
Foundry Company, r. w. Jones, Frank
B. Stephens. Thomas W. Jennings, Gill
bert d. Amos. Samuel NJ. Green and
Charles B. Kimban, defendants. You are
hereby required to appear IN an action
brought against you by the above named
plaintiff in the District Court of the Third
Judicial District of the Territory Of
Utah. and to answer the amended COM
plant filed therein within ten days lex
elusive of the day of serv1ce) after the
service on you of this summons-lt served
within this county or, II served out OF
this county, but in this district, within
twenty days; otherwise within forty days
or judgment by default will be taken
against you, according TO the prayer. OF
said amended complaint. The said &C
ton is brought to have a decree of this
court declaring null and void a certain
trust deed executed September "a, 1894.
purporting to be executed and acknOW-
lodged by defendant Salt Lake City Cop
per Manufacturing Co, conveying to de-
PENDANT Hanauer, trustee. certain pro
pertieS hereinafter described, same being
recorded in recorders office of Salt Lake
County, Utah, September ., 1884 in
Book ''3 p" of Mortgages, pages $3.50.
and also in Box Elder County. Utah: to
have it declared by said decree that a
certain unrecorded trust deed. upon said
properties, executed by defendant Salt
Lake City Copper Manufacturing Co.
to David May, trustee, on or about May
g. 1894 to be a first lien upon said pro-
perties; to have a receiver OF SAID CoPPeI
Co.. appointed TO have said properties
sold. for attorneys fees, and for
other general and special re-
lief. with costs OF suit; said properties
and Salt Lake, Utah Territory, and de-
scribed as follows, to wit; The FED OK
ide." Copper Mountain" and Green
Carbonate" lode mining claims in Lu-
Gin Mining District. in the county OF
Box Elder, designated by the Surveyor
General as lot No. 297S, and for which a
patent was issued on the list day of Au-
gust, 1891 to Joseph Farren; said patent
being No. 24.723. and also the Desert
View CLOSING Link, Blue Carbon
ate. BLACK Carbonate Ohio" North
Point" cabin Home" Jasper" ''BiacB
Prince" Ridge South Pole" 'Shon-
dy" .vesuvius.' . ''Zenobfa." and South
Point" lode mining claims, Subject to
the paramount title of the United States)
all situated and located on what is
known as the Copper Mountain" in
Lucin Mining District in the county OF
corded in the mining records of said
district, together with all and singular
the rights acquired thereby and by the
continued development thereof: also all
the minerals, ores, gold, silver, copper
and copper bearing rock and earJl
therein. including the ore extracted
therefrom and thereafter to be extracted
therefrom and the proceeds thereof, also
all the buildings situated thereon, and al
the tools and implements used in connec-
ton Herewith, and the working ana de
Velopment thereof. and all the appur-
tenances thereUnto belonging or in any
wise appertaining; also the Following De
6cribed real estate situate, lying and De-
ing in the county OF SALT Lake, IerrltotS
Of Utah. and described as follows, to-Wlt
Commencing at point on the east
bank of Jordan River, seVenty-two GU
rods North and north 50 deg. 80 min
/ west, SeVenUy-SeVen and four tenth CT
! 4-10 rods from the northeast corner oil
section tWenLy-SeVen 90, township one
| % north, range one % west, Salt Lake
meridian, and running thence south 8!
| deg. 80 min. east seYenty-SeYen and foul
| tenthS az 4-10) rods; thence east ten anC
I
! thence south one hundred and twelve
/ .112) rods: thence west siXty-elght anC
/ dfty-five hundredths (6S 55-lO9) rods
] thence north six-tenths $40 OF a roo
/ thence west ffty-two and two-tenthS
/ 90 2-10) rods to point on the cas-
! bank of the Jordan River; thence north
| erly along the bank Of said river TO TIT
| place of beginning; comprising an ares
1 of eighty-two and eight-tenths (S2 $40
acres, excepting and reSerYlnS .theretron
I the following described tract for pub
I lie street to-wit: Commencing at a poin
] forty (4O rods south, and four hundred
] and seventy-seven (4I1 feet west from
/ the northeast corner of section q, town
! ship one % north OF range one " west
and running thence north one hundred anC
/ twelve and nty-four-hundredthS Oil
| 24-1OO rods; thence north 50 deg. 80 min
| west four (4) rods; thence south ont
hundred and twelve and twenty-fve-hun
| dredths OH 25-100) rods; thence east fou
/ "a rods to the place OF beginning. Ais
a strip of land one hundred COO fee
| wide being twenty-five (25l feet on tn
! northerly and SeVenty-fVe (lJ) feet OF
the southerly side Of the center LIN
! of the railroad track as now located Of
| the ground, and as shown Dy tracing al
tached to and made d part of the dec
| from Samuel NJ. Green to said company
extending from the easterly line of tn
track hereinbefOre described, to the east
| erly line of the land shown and describe
on said tracing or plat thereto alta hed
and also all houses, machinery, plant
equipment, works, machine shops; ais
erected or thereafter to be used or erecte
( in connection with the works of sal
company, including material for the con
structing. maintaining, operating. repair
! ing, or replacing c. for the bettermen
or improvement of any of said works o
any part of their uppurtenances; ais
all the rights, powers, privileges, I'm
munities and franchises connected wit
or relating to said works or construction
maintenance, operating, improving or e2
tension thereof, and all other propert
then held or belonging TO or thdt mlgh
thereafter be acquired by said company
including that of every kind and natuT
appurtendnt to said mines and work:
whether then held by the party Of tn
first part or thereafter to be acquired
it being the intention to specifically II
clude thereby ana convey ali me PFC
perty and works of said company. IC
gether with all and singular the tent
mentS. Entertainments and appurtenancS
belonging to said above describe
granted premises. and the rents, reVeT
ues, incomes, issues, profits, properly
claims and demand whatsoever, as we
in law as in equity in and to the. sal
premises and every part thereof with Ii
appurtenances. And you are hereby No
titled that if you fail 10 appear and al
swer the said amended complaint as aboy
required, the said plaintiff will apply I
the court for the relief demanded thereI
Witness the Hon. Samuel A. MERIT
Judge, and the seal of the Di
(Seal.) trict Court of the Third Judici;
; District, in and for the Teri
! tory of Utah, this 3rd day
| January, in the year OF our Lo1
; one thousand eight hundred an
DAVID c. DUNBAR,
Clerk.
: BY GEO. d. LOoMIs. Deputy Clerk.
William j. Herrick. Williams, Van Co