Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-04

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a Fort Douglas Railway known as the
| Sugar House, thence running eastward
| ly through Parley's Canyon and Parloy's
| Park to Park CITY in Summit County, a
distance with sidings and spurs OF about
thirty-flve miles, be the same little
| moro or less.
Also including the contemplated
| branch or extension Of tho said railway
| of the salt Lake and Eastern Railway
| Company 10 Kamas Prairie, distance
OF twenty-five miles or thereabouts, or
| In lieu thereof other branches or extern
sions not however exceeding twenty-five
miles in length.
Together with the track or roadway
thereof and its appurtenances including
therein all rights OF way, auperstruc-
lures, rails, tracks, side tracks or sldinps,
bridges, culverts, buildings, fences, de-
pots, station houses, shops, warehouses;,
car houses, engine houses, machine
shops, repair shops, buildings, erections
and structures necessary tor the con-
struclion, operation and maintenance of
said railway branches and extensions;
and all fixtures and appurlenances there
unto belonging or in anywise apperiain-
ing, and all and singular The rolling
stock, equipment and machinery apper-
tanning thereto; also all the rights, priv
ileges, lmmunities aud franchises what
soever belonging or appurlennnt to said
railway branches and extensions; also
all the estate, right, title, interest, prop,
orty, possession, claim and demand
whatsoever of the said Salt Lake IL
Eastern hallway Company in and 10 abe
same and every part and parcel thereof,
with the appurtonancos.
GEO. ID. LOOMS, Special Master.
Dated March cob, 1897.
THIRD-uTAH CENTRAL RAILWAY.
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virtue of a Judgment and decree of lore
closure, in the District Court OF the
Third Judicial District OF tho State OF
Utah in salt Lake County, rendered on
the 9th day of March, 1897 in nn action
in said court wherein tho Central Trust
company OF New York, ~ trustee, Is
plaintiff, and tho Utah Central Railway
company, William +. Tolley, Joseph
Goddard, the Continental Oil company
ana others, are defendants, as Special
Master OF said Court, l shall sell at pub
lie auction in one parcel TO tho highest
bidder, at the west front door of the City
and County Building In the City and
County OF Salt Lake, State of Utah, on
Saturday, May Sth, 1897, at
ii o'clock am, all and singular tho rail-
road property and premises hereinafter
described.
Terms OF Sale;--Any party may bid at
the sale. No bid Will be received OF less
than the amount required to pay liens
and expenses adjudged prior TO the
claims OF bond holders, which is esu-
mated at Twepty-one thousand six hum
dred 1921 ,600) dollars, and this amount
must be paid in cash. ON tho balance OF
bid above tho minimum bid rs aiore-
said, the purchaser may apply bonds
and unpaid interest coupons Of tho Utah
Central Railway OF the issue of said
company OF 20l bonds of 81 10000 each
and interest at per cent per annum,
dated May LIST, 1891, for the pio rata OF
the bid which the holders thereof would
be entitled to receive from the proceeds
OF sale. Whom the premises are struck
oil the the purchaser must pay 5000 in
cash or by certified check, and the bal
ance OF tho bid when certificate OF sale
Ia made, and the sale be subject to re-
demption within six months as upon sale
under execution. The sale will be
stayed II tho Utah Central Railway
company, before sale, pays or causes
10 be paid the amount of liens and ex-
penses adjudged prior to the claims OF
bondboldsrs, and interest ON said 2Ol
bonds from date until and including the
interest which matured November LIST,
1890. Tho talo OF the mortgaged property
Will be subject to sales under prior
mortgages and DEGREES of sale, IA to those
portions of the promises described in the
aud "Second."
The premises ordered sold are situated
in the Counties OF Salt Lake, Wasa.ch,
Summit and Uintah, State OF Utah, and
described as follows:
Beginning al Salt Lake City, In Salt
Lake County, Utah, Al the junction OF
North Temple street aud Fourth West
street, in said City, thence following the
courHe OF said railroad on said Fourth
West street to Eighth South street; thence
west on said street TO a junction with the
Rio Grando Western Railway line;
thonce east on said street to Seventh
East street; thence south on said
Seventh East street to Ninth South
street; thence east on said street to
junction with Tenth East
street; thence northeasterly along the
line of said railroad, as now or hereafter
located, to u point at the junction of
Thirteenth East street and South Temple
street, distance of about nine miles in
Guiding "N" spurs aud sidings.
Also commencing at the junction OF
Ninth South and Tenth East streets
thence in southerly course to place
called "Sugar House." distance OF
about three miles, including "Y" and
spurs and sidings thence In an easterly
course through Parley's Canyon to Park
City and Silver Greek in Summit county,
a distance OF about thirty-tive miles in
Guiding "I," spurs and sidings and
saiety-switches; thence in an easterly
course to Moon's Mill, in Wasatch
county, distance Of about twenty seven
miles, including ny" spurs and sid
| ings; thence in an east and south
eaSterly course to point in
the vicinity OF Wolf Creek Pass
aud to the Duchesne river and Lake
| Fork in Wasatch county, thence essterly
| via the Uintah river and Ashley river,
| 10 the Colorado State line in Snake val
| ley, near Peppers Ranch in Uintah
| county, distance of about one hundred
and seventy-six miles, including "Y',
spurs and sidings.
Also branch line extending from a
| place called Davis Ranch on the main
| line on Provo river; thence In a aouther-
west of Ueber City, aud near to the
tanc5 OF about eight miles, including
"Y, - spurs and sidings.
Also branch line beginning at place
called tho Sugar House, in salt Lake
county, thence in a southerly course
| by the way OF Mill Creek, Halliday burg
I aud Union Fort to sandy, a distance of
| about twelve miles, including "Y,"
spurs and sidings.
Also commencing at the said junction
of North Temple and Fourth West
| streets thence in northerly course by
way OF Fourth West street, and other
streets and ways in Salt Lake City, to
| Ninth North street; thence in westerly
course by the Jordan River to the shores
of the Great Salt Lake; thence in a SOUTH