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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05

yXTHEREAs GEORGE MATnIsoN AND
w Jane Mathison, his wife, did by their
certain deed of trust dated the 18th day OF
July, 1891. and recorded on the iSth day OF
July 1891, In BOOK "3 NJ" pages Is. and 49, OF
the records in the office OF the Recorder of
Deeds of salt Lake County, in the Territory
(now State) of Utah. convey to William II.
Dale, as trustee, the following described real
estate, situate in salt Lake County, Utah.
Part of Lot Three (3). Block Twenty nne
90. Plat &C." salt Lake City Survey: Be-
ginning at the Northwest corner OF said Lot,
and running thence south Eve to) rods; thence
East ak and one half (6S) Iods; thence
North 1--we (5) rods; thence West six and one.
half go rods. TO tho point OF beginning;
which said conveyance was made in trust
to secure to the order OF the Lombard Invest
ment company the payment OF the said George
and Jane Mathison's one certain promissOry
motto OF even date with said deed OF trust, for
the principal sum OF six hundred 5000 dollars,
due aud payable August / 1899, with interest
thereon from the date thereof until maturity
at the rate OF six (6l per cent per annum, pay
able semi an ually, and with interest thereon
after maturity ut the rate OF twelve ll2) per
cent per nnnum, phyabic semiannually; and
that in case of default In the payment OF said
pIomiaAory note, or the interest thereon, or the
isxes on SAID real estate. tho trustee shalt,
ssid note, sell and dispose of said
premises, and all the riaht, title. benent
and equity of redemption OF the said George
and Jane Mathson, their heirs and assigns
therein, at public auction, at the place, IN the
manner and for the purposes In SAID deed OF
uust stated, after first giving thirty 800 dnys'
notice, as particularly provided for in said
deed of trust, reference to which Is hereby
made for greater certainty and
Whereas. default has been made In the pay
Inent of said principal note OF 5000. and IN the
payment of an interest coupon note Of sis,
due August /, 1896 and in the payment of
taxes for the year 1895, amounting 10 sLs0,
which said amount Of taxes has been advanced
by the legal holder of said note, and said
principal note, coupon interest note and taxes
| arc still past due and unpaid.
Now. therefore, notice Is hereby given that
| ], tho undersigned. trustee rs Aforesaid. at
| the request of the legal holder of said noto.
! and under and by virtue Of tho power and au
thority in me vested by the terms OF sad deed
| Of trust. Will, on the 9Th day OF March, lsgT,
| at the hour OF ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF
| SAID dav, sell the above described pro- erty.
and all the right, tile, benent aud equity OF
| redemption of the aaid George and Jane
| Mathisou, their heirs and assigns therein, at
public auction, for the highest and best prioe
the same will bring in cash, at the west from
| door OF the County Court House. in salt Lake
| City County of salt Lake, Utah, for the pur.
| pose OF paying said note, interest and taxes,
| and ali costs and e1penses of executing this
| trust. WILLIAM IL. DALE,
Eirat Qualification Fahvunry cth tsaT
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WHEREAS. THE SYNDICATE MINING
w pnd Milling Company" by IT'S certain
deed OF trust, dated the tth day OF December,
a. u. 1891, and duly recorded In the recorders
Office of the County OF Iooele, in the state OF
Utah, in Book So of MORTGAGES page a5l. did
sell and convey TO the undersigned trustee tho
following described and named lode mining
claims Io.wit: The Monnpollst No. the
Monopolist No. 2; tho Monopolist No. 3; tho
MonopOlsl No.!; the syndicate No, and
syndicate No. 2; bearing gold and other
metals, and situated In camp Floyd mining
district, ooele county and state OF Titan.
SAID claims are OF record in and upon the
mining records OF SAID district, aud for moro
particular description OF said elaine refer
ence is hereby made To said records us part
Together with all tho tenements, heredita-
monis. and nppurtenances thereunto belong
In trust for the purpose of securing the
payment of a certain promisso-y note, made
by said company, for the sum OF s6au, bearing
date the 4th day OF December, 1895, payable
Bank, or order. at said bank, In Salt Lake city,
Utah, with interest from dhto ut the rate OF
twelve per cent per annum, until paid. and
which said proInissory noIe IS particularly
described IN said Deed Of Trust; and whereas
according 10 the terms and conditions of snid
note and sad Deed OF Trust said motto Ia due,
and no par of the same has been paid. and
| whereas 1t xas and Ia provided IN said Decd
| OF Trust, that should aulI he made in tho
payment OF said note, said Trustee should
| proceed to- soil said property, or SO much
! thereof as might be necessary, at public auc.
lion to the highest bidder Tor cash, for the
| purpose OF paying SAID note and fulfilling and
JIscharging tho duties and Obligations OF said
trust:
And whereas SAID Utah National Bank.
| the owner and holder OF said promissory
note. has requested said Trustee tOproceed to
| sell said property, or so much thereof ps may
| he nee ssary, under and in accordance with
| the terms and provisions OF said deed of trust
| to pay said promissory note hnd 10 DIS
charge the duties and Obligations of SAID
i trust;
| Now therefore J. the undersigned trustee.
| aforesaid, at the request Of the said owner
| and holder OF said promissory motto, will, in
| accordance with the terms and provisions OF
| said deed Of trust, on Friday, the 5th day OF
March. A. D.. lsgl at u o'clock noon, In the
| City and County of salt Lake in the state OF
Utah. at the south mont door OF the County
| Court House of the SAID County OF snlt Lake
| tbeing the Joint CITY and County building)
| sell at public auction to tho higheet bidder Tor
| cash. lawful money Of the United states. said
properly. or so much thereof as may be neces
| sary to pay said note and interest, and IA
satisfy the same, and the costs and expenses
| an d commissions OF sale, and to discharge the
| duties imposed on me by SAID deed of trust
WILLIAM q. HALL, Trustee.
Dated SALT LAKE Cnr, Utah. February
! 9Th, 1851.
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The imurovement will be OF immense
value to the entire State-in fact, to
the whole country-is the bridge,
being 80 high above the water, will
never have TO be opened, excspt when
large stesmers or vessels with masts
arc TO pass through; all tuss, canal
boRtR, bhrger, etc., will hGvs ample
room TO 20 under the bridge while 1t IL
closed.
The Harlem river, having been de-
clnred by Congress ship canal, the
secretary OF war has issued orders
that oil tugs and bRrgsH shall iolu,
their smokestaoks and flag po!es, t.
enable them to pass under the bridge
when 1t ia closed. he has also orderel
thut the bridge shall not be opened
between the hours OF teven and ter
O'Clock in the morning, and four an
seven In the afternoon, except TO
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in being the fret iour.track draw
bridge ever constructed, and 10 the
largest bridge OF the kind in the
world. 1t IL 400 feet long and
weighs $500 tons. the draw-bridge
ia So feet g inches wide, from center
to center OF outside trusses. and is
carried on three very heavy tfusseH.
Between the central and each OF the
TWO side trusses is clear space of 20
feet, which permits the passage OF two
sets OF double tracke. The floor 10
corrugated, and the rails are boited to
II on steel tie plates. The trusses OF
the draw-bridge span are Ga feet high
in the center ana rs feet high at each
end. AT the highest part OF theso
trusses 10 situated the engine.house,
which contains two oeclllating double.
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VIoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 10 AP.
II pear In an action brought aga INST you
by the above named plautln IN the DletrlcL
Court Of the third judicial District Of me
tlate OF Utah, and to answer the compliant
filed therein within ten days tcxcusivu OF the
day OF rervicel AFTER the service on you OF
TINS summons-h served within this county
or II served ont OF this county. but IN this dls'
trict, wi hin twenty dHyt; o'herwlso WITHIN
forty dgys-Or judgment by detault Will be
taken against you. according to the prayer OF
said complaint.
The said action is brought to have judgment
against The defendants Tor the sum OF s2isll
principal aud interest thereon on al the rave
OF per cent per annum from and since June
20. 1886, less 81 paid august n, 1890, - PAID
August "a, 1870, $500 pad August 81, 1870, ~
paid September Z. ls9i. and So ~ paid october
T. 1895. For $50 attorneys feos and costs OF
suit alleged to be due The PLAINTIFF from the
defendant Hugh A. Arnold. upon certain
pa29mi sy noe, executed ny ,nS i setu
on the qsIh day Of june is9'
for the sum OF s21sll, due in one
per cant per Gnnum; tho same being duo
and wholly unpaid. save and except the sums
Rs above set forth. being secured by mort
gage Of even date Herewith on the promises
here matter described executed by the de-
PENDANT. Hugh a. Arnold, and his wife susan
arnold, to the plaintiffs; that these plaintiffs
are the lawful owners and holders OF Baiu note
and mortgage; that by the terms of SAID mort
gage the ABOVE named defendant hugh A.
Arnold. agreed to pay Reasonable attorneys
fee; TO have the usual decree OF this court for
the foreclosure Of SAID mortgage. and tho salo
OF sad premisea, adludRtng the proceeds OF
said sale may be applied to the payment OF the
amount found due TO these plaintiffs, after tho
payment OF the COSTS of the court, and OK.
prnscs OF the sale; that defendants, ana all
persons claiming under them, he barred and
fOrcclosed OF all claim or equity OF redemption
In sad premises. and every part thereof that
plaintiffs have Judgment and execution against
The SAID defendant hugh A; Arnold for any
deficiency which nay remain after applying
ali The nTOrgpra OF the eAlG OF SAID
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cylinder engine, which turn the
draw. and can bs worked together or
separately, go that II ooe should bresk
at any time, the other can do the work.
From One Hundred and Thirty
eighth street soutn the four new tracks
run over the steel vlsduct to One
Hundred ana Tenth street, and thence
by the eione viaduct to One Hundred
and Blk h street, where they strike tn
level Of the present four-track line.
the work of bu.ldjng this massive
s,ructure, which ia here illustrated,
began September lat, 1898. and has
continued without cessation until
now, and will cost when completed
considerably more than $4,000, 600
The completion OF the nsw WORK VIII
permit tbs opening of oil cross streets
under this railway ami 30 admit yer.
fectly free passage for street traffic
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the right may be seen the buildings Of
the University OF the city OF Now
York, Webb, SAILORS Home, and
hundreds OF other new buildings OF
less importance. North OF the Harlem
River, on the Harlem division, IL
Bronx Park, which IL to contain the
groat Botanical Gardens and Zl1logi-
cal GArdens OF Greater New York, and
within few years this portion OF the
city will ofisr other attractions which
will be unsurpassed in their character
by any city In the world.
Greater New York, which Ia nine.
, teen miles bv thirty-hve miles Ions,
| certainly offers to the tourist and
seeker alter Knowledge or pleasure
more Inducements than any other
American city, and few cities In
Europe can equal 1t.
A DIRoHDACR.
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Ono Hundred and Tblrty-elghth
street, whlcn has become great
thoroughisre, Will be entirely tree, 80
the trains which heretofore crossed 1t at
grade will pass over 1t at an elevation
that will allow street ears and all
trsflic peri C, freedom. At One Hun
bred aud Twenty.hith street, the
tracks viii cross the street fourteen
ieet ntovs The level Of the street, aud
at his point magnificent passenger
station Ia TO be built, extending from
One Hundred and Twenty tn to Que
Hundred and Twenty-sixth street,
under the fOur-ttnck via net.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05
WEIGHT AND MEAT.
Fowl, That Rank Highest as Used on the
Table.

Table.
To produce large and heavy fowl is
one thing and to produce one with weight
and meat combined to the best advan-
tage for table purposes is another.
The Brahma is the largest and henv-
lest fowl, with the Cochin and Lang.
shan closely competing with it in size
and weight. But in noe of those three
breeds are weight and meat combined as
satisfactorily to the consumer, when
the fowl is dressed and cooked, as it is
In several other breeds.
The fanciers Of the country-those
that make mating and breeding with II
view to utility a study-have tried for
many years to produce breed of fowls
shat would have small bones and sincws,
with plumpness of breast, meaty thighs
and shortness Of leg and neck--in other
words, compact, blocking bird, with
plenty of meat and little bone,
Working in this line they have evolv-
ed the Plymouth Rock and tho Wyau-
dotte, the two best known and most
popular American breeds. These two
breeds are not perfection. Yet these rep
tcscHb lung sup III tnc Ilbnt ulrCClloui
the females coming nearer to the ideal,
small boned, neaty fowl so greatly de-
sired than She males. The latter are
still rather lank ana bony. 1t is hard to
breed thom down to blocliy, meaty
form. But, still, in the two latter named
breeds we find the best table fowl in all
the long list of puro bred poultry OF
these two the Plymouth Rock is the
best known and the NEST popular. The
difference between them, however, con.
Eists chiefly in plumage, rs there is real.
ly very little difference in the size,
weight and the amount Of edible flesh
Oh them.
There is another breed that ranks
high as table fowl, one that, in the
female particularly, combines weight
nnd meat in q most happy and desirable
degreei wo refer to the Southern Game
fowl, fowl that. like Topsy, "just
growed," and which, despite the efforts
Of the poultry fanciers to produce some.
! oAns superior, still holds its own as q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED, ADMINISTRATOR
i OF the Estate of ElnA Jousou, late of
salt Lake city, deceased. will sell at her lato
residence on Lots o and 7, Block ?, Plat T.,
Main streets. and n little north OF First
North ~. IN said city, the Household turDi-
,uTo and effects OF said deceased, consisting
OF Bedstead and bedding, sofa, Stands,
Mirrors, stoves, Bureau, curtains, Carpets
Tables, Sewing Machine. Kitchen Utensils,
Dishes, Jars. Lamp. Glassware, Flour, Pic
lures and Ornaments and other articles too
numerous to mention. ON the 29rd day Of De
cemDer. 1890, at the hour OF O'Clock p M
EUGENE LEWIS,
Administrator OF the Estate OF klna Jonson,
deceased.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Dec. II, ls9s.
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FARM POULTRY.
More Profit In Eggs Than In Fattening
For Market.


For Market.
The profit derived from improved
farm poultry comes, FIST Of all, from
their increased size; therefore in improv-
ing poultry you should have two objects
in view. The first is egg production;
the second is size and keeping such stock
and in such numbers as will allow the
profit resulting from tho sale of tho sur
plus to pay for labor Of caring for them.
In climates not extremely cold u
plain, comfortable house should be con-
sIucted. Ono that viii accommodate,
without crowding, 100 fowls may be
built with small outlay Of from $50
to 500, and flock of this size, pro-
vided their sleeping quarters nre kept
Glenn and wholesome and thoy are al
lowed wide range, may be kept healthy
without much hard work. OF this num-
Der 25 will easily raise liberal supply
of young chicks for a large family, be-
sides furnishing them in addition an
abundance of good fresh eggs the year
around. This will leave 10, and the
greater profit will be realized If they be
of some nonsitting breeds or crossed
with some nonsitters, SO that they will
concentrate their strength and energy
in egg production.
For, unless one has favorable market
facilities, there is no profit in selling
live chickens. Well fattoned hens some
times bring reasonable prioo, but ms a
rule, unless the seller is VOL posted in
such matters, the prices accorded the
farmer, after transportation and com
mission fees, nra so low that he finds it
would have been better if he had kept
Thorn for home use Good, fresh, brown
eggs fetch good price in the market
ht any time. The price varies with diff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05

one OF the grandest examples of steel
railway constructions yet accomplished
in this age OF marvellous results in that
direction.
Going south. at 1is,h street, the
tracks OF the New York Central begin
to rise gradually, and at both street
they cross the Harlem river on the
new four.track steel drnw.bridge, at al
elevation OF twenty.fOur feet above
high tide.
The massive structure is remarkable
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05
SHERIFF SALE,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR-
N suant to an order of sale and decree OF
foreclosure to me directed from the Third
judicial District Court, of the state Of Utah,
County of salt Lake in q cause therein pend.
ing wherein the first National Bank Of Raw.
Inns. W. omiug, corporation, Is plaintiff. and
Kenmore Chutterton and Mrs. y. +. Castleton
are defendants TO which order of eale and ue-
cree reference Ia hereby made; shall expose
for sale ut public auction, TO the highest bid.
der for cash, Mt the west door OF the County
Court House. in the CITY of SAL Lake.
County OF salt axe, state OF Utah,
on the 18th day OF March, A. ID. 1897,
at IL O'Clock noon, all the right, title. claim
and interest of fenimorc Chlttarton and the
FIRST National Bans OF Rawlins. Wyoming, a
corporation, in and TO tho following de
scribed real estate, situate. lying and being In
Salt Lake County. state OF Utah, and particu
larry described rs follows, TO wit The south
three (a) rods by ten U0) rods OF Lot our az IL
hlock twenty six (2B). Plat I'D, ant LAX,
City survey. together with oil and singular tht
tenements, horeditaments, and appurtennncei
thereunto belonging or In anywise appertAin
ing. 10 be sold as the property Of fenlmort
Cbattcrton at the suit Of Mrs. 8. +, Casueton,
Dated February l7th, 1871.
'Hsf THOMAS y. LEWIS,
Sheriff Salt Lake County. Utah.
by J, Il. TlMMosY,
peputy sheriff.
u. Is. HEMrsTEAD,
Attorney for Mrs. :. L. LasIleton.
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hospital and the builuiags o. Barnard
College aud Columbia Cole 70, on
Morningside Heights, and very soon
the grand structure OF the Cathedral
OF 81. John the Divine Will be Oh
served. Further north, md or the
west eide Of the Harlem River,
the now famous suee1way IL W.
der construction and approaching
compleiior; the magnificent High
Bridge, Washington Bridge, Nc.
Combs Dam Bridge AID the viaduot
leading To 1t, from the north, are
works OF art az we'll as OF great utility,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05

uollcs, FIRE or Gov-rnment We :.
srlg, the hours nnmed covering thu
great business trrfIic In aud out 4
the city, the important through
trnins as well ne the principal
sub irbau trains arriving ana depart
In during those hours. This will
avoid delays, which have been at
Dimes very anDpving, aud permit oi
much astor service than could hav
been maintained DIR the old AZ
rang ments; ~ d, as speed is one OF he
principal factors la travel 10 this ngo,
this feature will Prove an important
ipr.
Quite number OF tho great i'm.
provemeDts which have recently been
made In the northern part OF the city
can DC eeen from the trains as TIN y
Inss over the new viaduc'. Among
Them are Granite Tomb, st. Lukt's
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DELINQUENT SPECIAL TAX NOTICE.

HNAXEs FOR STREET PAVING AND
L Uurbing and entering and sewers and
sidewalks arc delinquent. and pursuant 70
section y, of chapter xviii of the laws OF the
Territory Of Utah. passed March 10, ls92, at the
Thirtieth session Of the Legislative Assembly,
and the authority vested IN me by the said act
and by the city ordinances passed in pursu-
ance thereof, !, the undersigned, j. H. May,
Special Tax Assessor and Collector and Treas-
urer of salt Lake City, hereby give public
notice that the following persons are
delinquent IN the payment OF taxes for above
named improvements TO the amounts set op.
poslte the respective names on the properly
indicated. Unless said amounts. together
with the costs arc sooner paid by said deiin-
quent iaNpsyers l shall sell the property
Hereinafter described of any such delinqnenis
In the manner prescribed by law.
said sale VIII take place March =. 1897 at y
O'Clock noon. at the city hall. the north door OF
the city and county building
j. l. MAY, Treasurer.
SALT LAKE CITY. Feb e5, 1857.
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table fowl. III Tact, game pullot, win
her plump breast, broad and fieshy back
and menty thighs, combines as large u
per cent Of meat TO the bone as any fowl
grown. In addition to this there is u
sweetness and wild bird flavor about
tho meat of tho plantation or farm raised
game fowl not found in any other breed,
not even excepting the Plymouth Rock,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned executors OF the estate Of
FRANKLIN Merrill. deceased, to the creditors of
hnd all persons having elaine against the said
deceased, 10 exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after the hrsi
publication Of this notice. to the said eNecu.
tore, At the ofice Of Stewart & stewart Sl7.gi.
Mccormick Block, alt LAKE City, In tho Coun.
ty Of hAlt Lake, Utah.
FRANK W. MERRILL,
ELIZABETH PICK MERRILI, ind
LESTER MERRILL,
Executors OF the last will and testament Of
Franklin Merrill, deceased
STEWART & STEWART, Attorneys for Execut
ors.
Dated. February 9Th. 1891.
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NOTICE

ITO APPLICANTS FOR POSITIONS ON
4 the salt Lake Police and fire Depart.
ments In accordance with section 10 OF an
act governing the Police and Fire Depart
examination OF ali applicants for posilions in
said departments, Win be held ut the o1lce Of
the board, old City Nall, on saturday. the 18th
day OF March, 1897, ut O'Clock p. M. Applicn.
Ton blanks can be procured at the oflces of
the Chief of the respective departments.
GEO 4. FELL,
Secretary OF the Board OF Police and Fire
Commission.
~ L.
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ferent localities, but in the summer sea-
son we can get 10 cents per dozen,
whilo in winter and the greater part of
the fall the price rises to greater ex-
tent. If the food is raised for the flock
on the farm, the expense of keeping is
reduced to considerable extent. If a
large family be literally supplied with
fresh eggs and first class poultry, that
in itself should be considered as equiva-
lent for the food supply Of the rest
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Bernard PGlisoy, the discoverer of the
white enamel, out Of whose enterprise
grew the great factories Of Sevres and Dres-
den, spent 10 years in discovering his So
oret-ycars OF priyation, persecution and
hunger-which eliminated in that we'll
known episode of maintaining tho furnnou
fro at tho cost OF sacrificing all the furni-
ture Of his humble home.