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The morning call., 1894-09-17

Church. corner of Van Ness avenue and Sacra-
mento street. The maid OF honor Will be Miss
Emma Eaten and the best man DR.. Charles X.
Biake The groom, who is Granddaughter OF
he late Leland Stanford, is Of DR.. L. r
Taylor, and Is prominent young business man
OF this city. The bride is The flow r OF Two
grand old Alabama famiiies-the BIaDdOns and
the Administering a granddaughter OF Gen
eral Adams. distinguished Confederate officer.
Only intimate friends viii be present at The
wedding, which viii be followed by a reunion
al 23OS California street The happy couple
Will make bridal tour IN The northern part OF
the State.
announcement is made of the engagement OF
MISS Maude l. Trradwell. daughter OF The late
David j. Trea0wel and Mrs. Mabel TreadwelI,
10 Jpseph +. Nolan. son of T. Z. Nolan.
In- engagement IS announced OF Miss Fannie
NJ. kennedy aud Sewall B. Bogart.
1be engagement Is announced OF Miss Henry
Eta Franks of This city 10 /. L Ward OF Pa
cines. The wedding Will lake place during the
last week OF September
he engagement Is announced of Miss Katie
e Scbaumiefel 10 George L. 1ribble.
The morning call., 1894-09-17
ENTERTAINMENTS

Before the curtain was rung up for the first
aeI of MY Primer DOT d vacant seat could be
seen at the new Mission Turner Hail on last
Friday evening IL WAS OccasiOned by the first
performance OF The Alcszar Bohemian ORA
matlc Club, for The season OF 1894 95, for the
benefit Of fund with which TO establish read.
ing and club rooms for the members and their
friends. The play proved a grand Success e. cb
and every person participating giving eIear
deineation Of the otfeIent Characters The
cast was mace up OF few OF San Francisco's
leading amateurs, and WAS as follows:
Open-sir coBcefi, YANKEES brass band: over
tufe, W. q. YaDks's orchestra. PLAY My
PaGtner,2 cast-Joe Saunders and Ned single.
ton (uartneis), Waller q. O'Brien and Leon
Henry; MAJOR Britt, DR.. W. H. SiebeTsr:
Mathew Brandon, Edward }. Bowes; .josiah
Scraggs, j. Z. Reynolds; sam Bowler. Carl
Sehad; wellington Widger, Leon Henry; s. ing
Lee, George MeQuarrie; Jim Johnson " iIliam
Price, Slsklyou BIZ, 7. j. GOmper z; Shasta
Pete, William Forrest; Prairie Joe, Harry
Birdie K. Clement; Grace Brandon, Nellie
Conner; Posey Portland. Mile Blum
Dancing followed be entertainment and con-
tiuued until ! O'Clock, when thoughts of home
and rrsI pres BIed themselves. Inc club mem
bers are actively arranging for production of
Forgiven" beautiful play 10 four acts, 10
take place on Friday evening, October %, al
the same hall
Native Sons of Vermont.
The regular monthly entertainment of the
NAIVE SOHe VI fe4nShi' WHICH, > Hclo al
ODD Fellows Han last FRIDAY evening, was a
pronounced success The association has been
securing excellent talent OF late, ana the i'm
prov ments IN .he entertainments is quite no
ticeable. Every seat IN the ball was taken and
the audience gave frequent evidence OF lis sal
isfactiou al The excellent presentation OF the
following interesting programme:
Overture HUNS orchestra; recitation. Rug.
giles Dinner Party" MISS HeHTirite Hynes
banjo selections, l. ID. BnIford; soprano >olo,
The Flower Girl'' lBevignanD Mrs. Marie Coe
Smith; bass solo, "'Tis /" lPinsuiD. j. C..
Hughes. Farce. 1.-The -Four J's' de Lasaux's
verslon)-Cast: Anthony HEM, Thomas Irwin !;
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CLUB PARTIES.

Union-square Hall was taxed 10 its utmost
capacity on last Tuesday evening in response
TO invita- ions issued 10y the members Of the
Verbs. The decor atoms were unique ard at
lrscIiye and added materially 10 The comfOrta-
bic equipments Of the hail.
The grand march moved promptly at 9
O'Clock under The leadership of Miss Lucille
Donovan with George L. Pueketl. WHO ably
guided the devetees of Terpsicbore through
he intricate figures OF the march. at the CON
cluslon OF which dancing was in0ulgea in and
continued Until midnight. when The meTi ymak-
ers dispersed, anxious for the coming OF the
next monthly gathering OF The club.
Miss Donovan IS petite brunette OF medium
statue %ith black eyes and finely drawn fea-
lures, aud was elegantly aitired ID a becoming
empire gown Of RED six with trimmings OF lace.
George L. Pucketi acted as floor manager, ably
assisted by the following members OF The club:
FRANK j. Williams, John Long and James
Williams
The morning call., 1894-09-17
BETROThALS.

ne wedding OF Miss Rose Frankel and Rev.
j. NietO Of the Sheriff. Israel Congregation
viii take place al o'clock to morrow afternoon
at the synagogue, corner Of Post and Taylor
streets. Admission viii be by card only. Rev
4. Il. Niefo Of New Yors, father OF the groom.
viii oficiate. Louis Brown aud Mrs. P. n.
Aron son Will accompany the groom, and the
bride wilt be given into his care by her mother
and her uncle, Mir. Loeb of San Jose. j. HAT.
field morton Jr. will act as best man and The
trustees OF ibe congregation will be The ushers.
The bridal party and few relatives aud init
male friends viii enjoy a dinner afieTWafd at
thu NJ aiSon Richie.
The marriage OF Miss Llela Augusta Brandon,
generally known as Miss Gussie Wheeler, and
pbillips Tnaw Taylor viii lake place next
wednesday afternoon al 3 o'clock al st. Luke's
The morning call., 1894-09-17

Misses Stella ana Grace Sirassberger arrived
In Hamburg last week.
Sol Choynski and William T. Field, both until
recently with the Hawlry Brothers Hardware
Company, left this city on September Il for an
extended tour through Mexico and Central
America. They expect 10 travel for one year
Mrs. c. Z. herne and Mrs. John B. Mendes
have returned 10 the city after weeks visit at
San Jose
Mrs. James Dunn is entertaining Mrs. Edward
Everts from Fort Whpple ATiZ.
Misses Flo. ence and Harriet COLEMAN left last
Tuesday TO pass the week al Del Monte.
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PRIVATE RECEPTIONS.

Miss Katie A Burke WAS rendered pleasant
surprise party at the residence OF her aunt lasI
Saturday night. The affair WAS q welcome TO
her upon her return from the county, where
size had been staying for some time. The even
was pleasantly spent In songs. duets ana re-
citations. About 2 O'clock all The guests re-
paired 10 the dlning-room. where a sumYtDous
supper was served. After supper the guests
returned 10 The paTlOTs, where they were pre-
sened with bonbons. Dancing was then In
dulged in.
Among those present were: MessTs J. Nc
IOvern, J. Regan. NJ. Walsh Mr.. Saunders. j.
FitZpatrick, 1. Fitzgerald, Mr. NeWeli.JOe, aud
Harry Muligan, j. .. CouueN, +. Regan, j.
GutterIe. 7. Del. Miss .josie Br dlev. Inc Misses
Nora and A. sullivan. Miss McAIdie, Miss
Walsh, Miss Maggie Plunketl. Miss Rita
Sbarkey, Mrs. Newell and Miss Hayes. Miss
Walsh and Miss Plunkest assisted IHe hostess
IL receiving and entertaining lie guests
An Astronomical Party.
The partial eclipse OF the moon last Friday
night was observed with keen interest by
thIrty-seven young ladies, comprising Ine as
tTOnomlcal pupils OF Miss Nests school, Miss
LaNe's school and The Van Ness Seminary.
The first contact with The earth's shadow was
on the nor b side Of tie lunar disk and TO lie
NAKED eye nearly a fourth gradually olsap-
peared + ON view. AS the assembled students
were taking observations through Miss OHsl-
loran's telescope the shadowed portion was
family visible, ana IN less tDdn al nOur from
the time OF first contact the lunar plains and
mountains began 10 emerge from sOmber iD-
dlstiDctDess iuin Ihe sharpness OF outline shown
by TIE highest degree OF Illumination. IL was
MONDAY on the central lanos Of Tie moon. AT
$3.50 O'Clock The unwonIed phase had given
llace 10 the usual circular aspect OF full moon.
Sutton lin Wedding.
On Monday evening surprise party was
given TO Mr. and Mrs. Samuel b. Sutton in
celebration OF their TN wedding anniversary.
Dancing was the feature Of the evening and at
midn lebt supper was served. Those present
were; Mrs. Kate Bulian, Miss Gussle Bulian,
q. BUliaD, MISS 5. Fox. Miss NJ. Fox John Cox.
Dr. PIN CollschOBn. a. ManoOtI, Mrs. J. Hea-
phey, Mrs NJ. Davis, Mr. MulcTeyy, Mrs. r.
Mucrevy, MIR. fl!dreB, II. Bell. o. Chapman,
George Armstein, Miss b. Herman, Miss NJ.
LeaTy, Miss l.. 0'Hair, Mrs. h. " alsh.
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WEDDINGS.

very pretty double wedding took place last
Wednesday evening IN North Temescal Ala
media County, at the residence OF Thomas a
MCGOWAN, the brother OF the brides The con-
IT citing parties were E. N Holmes OF Hilo
Hawaiian Islands, and Miss Mary MCGOWAN Of
North Iemescal and a. ". HObson Of San
Francisco and Miss Elizabeth Me6owan. Rev.
Dr. COyl- OF Oakland performed the ceremony
before the members OF The family and Z few
Intimate hleu0s. After 81 per The newly
welded quartet depar ed amid shower Of nee
and wei wishes for future bapuin7 SIS and pros
perty. They left tor Santa Cruz on The morn
Ing train, and after their return MIR. and Mrs.
Holmes Will reside al the PleasantOn until the
- u, when they depart for HiiO, their future
nome. MT. and Mrs. HObsOn also intend leaY-
ing for that place next month
The morning call., 1894-09-17

II is said that window psnes of porous
glass are b. iag made in Pats. The minute
hulss In the glass are too fine 20 permit of
draaght ano yet large enough to cause a
pleasant and healthy vent lation 10 q room.
The morning call., 1894-09-17

J. Jonathan John Jones, Harry E. dc Lssaux;
Joshua Tick. ". II. Schwerin; Miss Maihilda
Hem, Miss Mae Mccormack; Miss Jessie
HEM, Miss Ruth While; Molly Newell. Miss
Nellie HyDes
Dancing was enjoyed afterward until mid.
night. The committees were as follows: Floor
manager, Roberts Vandereook; toor commit
lee-Dr }. Townsend. DR.. 9. \. Miller, j. +.
smith DR.. =. A. GilmUur. Thomas g. Wyatt,
T. >. Mott; reception eommittee-Mrs. L. J.
Aa,dy. Jr Mrs. 5 G. Cbeever, Mrs W F.
Miss A. Z. Neyers f. l. Cotton, F. c. Bangs,
Z. A. Kelley.
ga Night in Scotland"
An entertainment entitled "a Night In Scot
land'' was given last Wednesday evening at
Scottish Ham, and IL was enjoyed by large
audience. The prog ANNE as follows:
Selections on the 5agpipes. Miss Elaine Telf0r
and Master Adam Russ; piano solo. Professor
Ken; sword dance, Miss Fairgfene Miss Ieifor
ana Miss BOYD; Scotch songs, Mrs. Seager; the
reel OF Iuilock, by four lassies, accompanied on
the bagpipeS by Master Adam Ross; songs,
Bonnie Sweet Bessie" ana Annie Laurie"
MIS-. Gertrude Carr Muhlner; sailors horn
pipe, Miss Elaine TelfoT; recitation. Miss Alice
Priscilla AiklGs-S aries. AtIerward there was
dancing. Mrs L. Wits was the floor man
agef, and her assistants were: Mrs William,
Mrs. Hanks and The Misses Alice and Nellie
Wits.
The OEabai ShaIome.
The members OF the Ohabai Shalome. auxll-
IaTy 10 the Mason-street synagogue, gave an
entertainment al Golden Gate Hail last Thurs
day evening that was decided success. The
musical selections were by The symphony Or
cbestra. under the direction o. B. A. Scnl0h.
The orchestra plays admirably and presented
lhe following Programme: Overture, "Merry
Wives of Windsor" (NicoaD; interim ZZo,
'PNaila" (Delbes); LA Czarina' (Gauue);
yoca! solo, polonaiSe from ..Mignon," Miss
Jennie Eastman; Moment Musicale" (Schu-
/ bern; waltz, 'BODgee" QLeo AIenbergl; march,
Manhattan Beach" (SOusa) There was dane
Ing aiteTwafd until midnight.
The morning call., 1894-09-17
DoubIeday.Dennis.

happy ending TO a summer vacation spent
in The shadow OF Mount Shasta was be mar
riage OF Miss Iiila Dennis, daughter Of Dr.. and
Mrs. ). W. Dennis OF Alameda, and John ".
Doubleday OF this city. / he ceremony was
performed on the shore OF the LAKE under The
pines near lie cottage occupied by The family
during The season. Only Tie BRIDES family and
q Few Intimate friends soIOuI ming al SlsSOn
Tavern were present.
The morning call., 1894-09-17
FROM FAR
AWAY JAPAN
ON THE FLOOR

If you have a Jap
anese Rug you prob
ably want another
one or two.
Come up to the third
floor and see a new
assortment of Rugs
and Carpets. We
never showed any of
them before.
The morning call., 1894-09-17

The guild of shoemakers is mentioned in
A. ID. $50 as being al that time very old,
wealthy and respects BILE organization.
The morning call., 1894-09-17
From Black to White.

Sam Spence. e color d man of Union COUNTY,
was IN the woods gathering wild graues. He
climbed tree and slipped of. His foot be-
Cam enJangled in the vines and be was sus-
pended in tue air by one fOoI. Spence had to
wall for assistance. which Gid not arrive for
more than an hour. The blood all flowed
toward his head and after he was taken down
he became very sick. Since that time all the
wool on bis head has pulled out. and he is get
ing almost as white as a white man. His skin
FIRST began fading IN spots, which have now
spread all over bis body.-Allanta Constitution
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AssIeNEL's SALE.

NOTICE - nEgERY GIVES THAT THE
~ underaiguod assignee for tho bsne-
~ of the creittlra uf the nrm Of Hehwrlt'
Frr hanFOhon, aud u the individual creditors
Of the memburs uf said co partnership, Will on
Tho ln.h DAY VI February, lspt, ~ ~ o'clock q,
NJ a. the front door OF the county
Court House IN The city and County
and olcr Tor sale No public auction 10
tHs highest bidder Tor cafn IN nand. an tho
right, ute claim and interest OF tho under.
signed assignee o. IN and 70 tho following de-.
bgrOcd premises situate IN the city and County
OF .alt lake, territory Of Utah, and described
ur fllluwH 90 wit
licing part n lots two tll aud three til. Ia
bloc nity NOl, plat u, sat Lake Oiiy survey.
sat Lake INV. utah, commencing At the north
west corner of tait lot two tN, running thence
south thirty ll0l tcrii thence east one hundred
aud thirteen ais feet thence north nfty,nuc
and one. bar tiitl feet thence west one hun
drcd and thirteen tll3l tcot, thence south
lweny'ono aud one hnli (giAl feet W tho place
OF beginning
Tho above property being sold subject 10 a
mortgage OF fifteen hundred dollars ttl5JHU0l,
made DCcoubor lCth, lsSi. ahe subject 90 a
mortgage NJ twenty ave hundred dolarH
NsuluO, made February oh, 1850 and also
SUBJECT 70 tht exemption and homestead Of
Louis hohWvuter and Amota y, SchWolizcr
anu lheit Q children In aud " tho above
described real estate.
Dated this g5th day OF January, 1904
hEAlh COIN,
Assignee Tor the hencnt III lilo arm creditors OF
hehweliEcr & llautohnn and Tor the indi,
yllual ctcditors Of the members Of said
Lrm
Loomoupow 4 KAHN. Attorneys for A..
tigueG
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miles below town. by John J. Hurst,
who livns our miles youth 90 Mllad.
Jealousy is said TO be the cause. HuHt
has bten arrested.
The body Of man namel J. s.
skinner, was found by the eide oi the
Atchlsou, Topeka ami Santa Re rail.
road track on Monday nj hit, one mile
east OF Robinson station, Las A nina.
county, Colo. 10 was badly maugle
From letters found on the mans purs n
II tetms be wns from Pueblo, whtis
his mother recently diet.
L. -. wagy, one Of the syndicate
Interested Ia the San Marcial coal
fields OF Sonora, has recently returned
TO Tucson, Aria. He states that two
shafts have teen sunk, one to the
depth OF ninety ieet Penetrating a six
foot stratum Of pure anthracite coal,
another TO " deptn Of thif,y-nve feet
penetrating n sevcn.fOot stratum. The
cal ia Of very nigh grade.
Harry Edwards, WHO describes him.
cell ~ being on "A racing tramp around
the United Stnies, on WAGER, arrived
if0m MarlCupi Lass night ou foot, say'
tho PLWuix (Auz) Caste. Ne b.
fcpitseuuug tue Now Yurk HOr Il ou
TINS expedition touF,nnd eiates nat h.s
competitor William, o the sun, IL al
least sixteen days behind. He aud hi
travelling companion, Jack Hay den,at
now on their rciuru tfil, by way VI
New Orlcans, 10 New Y0fb.
George Il. Bliss slaughtered a ten.
wuuks'uld cali that had turrs eyes tue
third one being little 10 the lett of the
iOfunctd, midway between tha other
eye, shyt the Reno tN ysdal jOUHat.
The cilf was neal a. anu well uuyui'
upcd, 10 wu4 tnu Jarscy nui huIl
hgl'ioiu. d.. LsrG, veterinary surgeon
anu Dr. Phillips examined THE husu
and say the eye Ia the forehead was
uim 80 uufirci, the optic nerve aud pis.
munt being well ucvciOpeI. d.. Luek
viii prepare tho head anu keep 90 for
inslec,ion nj HE ,figc.
A letter has boen received I'm ihis
city Gays the Laramie (Wyo.) BOJMcr.
uHg, addressed o. "rho Humane
society" 10 IL from Albert May OF
Denver, who says ht " ~ years Of aye.
Albert is looking Tor tbs three Loot
brothers. Hu Gays that bis father Wa,
about i've ycats a.u, q section foreman
nt Cullfndp Junction on the Union
Pacific Rud that his mother died anu
the children were brought 10 Laramie,
ami huully according 10 tue letter,
were takcu iu charge ny some ofgaui.
1Atlon, which hu calls a humane
society. No such a0C.rty II kn wn 10
have uueu iu existence here nj lhHt
time except 10 may have been ap adj.
JuuCi oi some OF tho churches. lie
says there were three boys, EIuie, joe
url aud Flank, buflIos himself Hts
father ls now deaf anu he feels that be
~ alone in the world,
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Tho People 90 POO Territory Of tab ssnd
AFul 400 UENlNN lUtuNIUtu 40 A..
NHhf .H nu a.I."u Hr"I... HahIutf Fnl ~
'N. ItH be- .H r.a"Ui. .. .|" u.H.TI.f Con
OF goo IIi.I .HN URIf."fU. H4 Isf#.fUIH
90 I'.H. Hui 60 aasufI tLH complaint 1IUl
therein within Gem iHEa vN|UsIfu ,f tIuuaY
90 frffI"n. nN.I NU fr|tl.r un 900 ~ ths
s.HuuuH No. s.Frl vHHn ME oounty,
I..H District within Uf.HE #lya. rtlrfsIsa
with. fHrv dIFh.HH. .IUsmHut bY default viI
N' ht'u Isilutl "H, a..""'.H' % We prayer
U, cots complaint
IHr cell Aat.Hu |s 'r1Hg Hl .1 asro decree
Of ih.s tHu.t fUI 1itHI1u ~ aIuuf ffoa
defendant hul a1. Iis'rs that UIaIuUf hes ne
exclusive ught tl poe &C.. srsu aud Wainiaia
ile tf.d. I'.Ia ~ saiI uatrasr HAul last ste
recover from defendant lHr uUtfs herein
aHu." ff.rf ufRyrf uu coo follow i've stouud.
lpsUli. iual DO Zoo month NJ Juua. 500. Do
fouIhut uI.fu.Y nUfyfict piaIuuu. sod hss
ever HIH.y remained auHy from anl iettrtsd
Der tuat flr wU.n than two years last paat
tfiruiaui la. RtIluiT neglected Co provide
Tor NINluuN NF common uvINfHArlta u lfs
Hud uat prior iu asiI dsaHrusn defendant
trHtu1 IIuntU F iu extreme cruelty. rHusur
beg s.'a. bodily wv sn1 mental distress.
Aul ~ afs lU,1L n..uigi i'hi % Igu fal
above required. ihr tiii p'HiuuE WUluupIy 10
iN. count fnr tI. rU.trf demanded thereto.
witness. fN. Hoo Charles r. fHur. fuIar,
uui iNU .rHI of IUr dIttrIrf court 10 tta frIFi
iud.Ha. District u and Tor che TcfHtIfy 10
GAN. lH.. .ui IHI Uf January. W tnu YrHr ~
our lgrd uu, hguiaud C.ghi hundred and
iirSut 70. NgWtfAx. Clerk.
,.... 49, Ca" - Luuws, DEPUTY clers
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IRusTrE,s SALE.

yXrHEuENg uENIY WILLIAM uUWT.
w aud AuuIU Jane liurst uH UIr. Ur thor
rc-talu decd % rut., dated q rf.I altl, lsl
hut dolly recorded DO the once 0l tHT County
RecoFdtr of salt l.akc County, JtlH ItruInrii
nu the .iih day ~ Aurl 100 in boob IS %" u
Mort ages. un page go conveyed On thr under.
property, TO wit. Fart Of lot f,0 p, in block
ttaty -four INN plat -" sait Lac tIfr survey
tn wit. Commencing % pIiu Owe and Quo
ha'f 90 r1is uuri1 VI inc snuh'HHat corner
north four and one. hltf ll'fI rUlH thence rtft
ten tlnl rui0. thence s1uth four and Iursha.f
90 roots, thence wet ten lu rode o. place
IN utL however 90 secure thc p1yment of
o. certain % nmHiury nutu ~ even late here
wilh Tor eight huudIfd ten DO lau .hlW Day
able g. tuo order 90 Lmauuc kauu no enc ofsa
OF n01ih. Ice \ Gray. 30 SAT- LIkH City, Utah,
october iitH. lrIl, with tntUfeat a' the rate %
one nsr cent PEE month. p1ya1'c quarterly.
And. " ofHHs said trust dee provided iftHld
note or interest should i1t ho pa|I when due
tlat ihF nolIcr thereof mirhi proceed Co a0U
ihc property 'ner'Iu du1Huprl D. wing ihlfiy
HIt'un Iu newspaper Published fH fHr EuE'Hh
luuauaFu iu salt IaHu County. IIaus Ana,
vhcrcas saiduoic has utt been pau although
Haarcguesitf tH1 ufitrsignod truHfue 30 aali
800 nrf uiHcs in accordance viii iho terms Of
Nov. ners'oro. public notice n hereby
gwen tHut Iup undrfHgHri trustee will, iu lcs
rurianrr Win thU torn ut sAlI UHHt. Htl thN
properly hrTHIuHUlurH DO cfIHrI. ur "u much
thereof a. may DO accessory, 90 public yCudua
10 ths frhost biii.r for each at Ibu front
door af thr County Court House ~ n 90 t.atu
COUNTY. UtHh. on THURSDAY, lsIfuafT 18TH.
1871. 10 doe hour OF ilo'cl0rk 90. % faii dat,
Tor th' purpose 0fplyiur ihe expenses uf ilit
tfuat Including attorneys frUH. rnnpUusaiI1n
On tho wa orflEuud trustee, aui fli1 note,
principal and Interest
l.. l. ARCHER
Trustee
Dated salt Lake city. Uiah. This iilh DAY ~
January s. u i-ll
B0oth. 1co q cray, Attorneys Cor Trustee.
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ATuTl q To CONTRACTORS HoAnn
~ uf Education, salt ta4ko CITY, January ",
l-li. aH liifs will tr received hY Tho Hoard o|
tdurHiuu az isil., February D, ls1i. Ter The
erection 81 "a ufiHuusHlaHH room school build
iuE 900 Fourth luHt bets ecu ihird and FOURTH
south streets, except The foundation. whlsn BE-
ln. uiiH iuutt lC made Tor tho Stone work.
brick WufEs plumbing Ilnu carpenter wufh,
pHlnuuE pllsirung ari nnithiuE pt The build.
lnEI HrpnrHiuY " HIDE Wlll 20 10 received for
ilr ruNrr runHiruritHW ~ the nuildiugt and ali
Nlda must hANU HrHHratH TASTES Tor hrlck
walls .rrfHfvi fHr tu" outer walla Iu one uttl.
mate and common IrIUk flr al walls separated
uH wei. 90 f0r HiIru walls. rlHns uuf tperins
DIV 70 rrrtiutI UhUca of UoT cent Of The amount
uf the hII. a. Dr. MuttETUN. CLERK
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IN ttr nlaiflet Court in aud Tor tho Itrd
JudIglhi uistFiai 0t ttah TERRITORY
tUuuiy 0f sau
lnku
George Taylor plalnua.

ttuffc AnNIIf plhlhiHt
Hiram a. Ices. Samuel 4. puntsn. Jamcf W.
tafdlry and ", D. Cul1gfiHuu, iuiCndauta.
Tho People OF the Territory ~ Utah tond
EIrtuuF To Hiram A. UrHHt samuel a.
uuucan james ". tsricy anu w. u.
tulucfuun, defendants,
NuU ARR HEufuY INQUIRED 10
j uppcar in hu ariion brought nEainst you
~ Tho above named ulhiuun in Tho tstrlCt
toutt uf The lhird Juiir.u District Of tho
tCrut1rI % utah and Co. HnHWcr Cue comp amt
90 ihofriu within ten days lUar.uaNc - tho
Day ut Hrr,IrrI alter the service uu you of THE
Ha mmuuf=If served wiihiu tha ruHrtTi dr. Il
served out ~ thls county, hut iu tha district,
uIYsHuT Judgment uT default will nu tll 70
Hfunst you, according Co ihcpral cr 1f saId
compliant
SAID acu1u De- brought O. have au accounting
hY She court ~ amount tlo plaIuuu ffuu dee
ftntuut iiCfH, uu a certain UruWiHHufY note
e1scuicd by SAID llosa To- plhintu Noirmb9f
uur cout per auuum, alleged Co BE- duu aud uus
paid, save in'errst Co Aug. .. l'Hl, Hu1 that
plaintin haNr iu1Fm. no FamatdeionfAut iirsH
ior surh sum WITH interest iin hiinfnuy'a
tC0s anu costs NJ cult. said note buinE secured
hT a mortgage lI even ua'n on prentice bore.
matter drseu.ri ilnt ihr iicu Di .l.H.ln DO
declared thr NrHi upon a.|d pruWistU. .HI that
came Ur Gold, and proceeds apuuritn uAYs
mrut uf amounts Hu found DO no due HH thHNrs
mat defendants aHh gu pguons r.umus
under them Doe AafrUi amt fuf.rlHaHI I. 90.
claim ur equity ui redemption In HHI4 Urrus
ifDs. that b aIuui have Judgment HHI gIrHu.
u1u Tor ANY doNgra.Y aud iUr ulHHrt.I,f
Sold prem" UH urn UIHNUIHUI HH 10 lowe"
Commencing 600 uUrthsrHHI corner Doe % block
~, iru sore Plat "a, liIE ilrIu HuutJ. thtuHu
aolth a rode Co Hlutu.taH' corner aaii l0J
thence wet 90 rods tu nHHt Iuu state road
thence north .l.H rode. tNrutr east a|uul north
Iiur snii Doc 90 rods in NtHuuIHs. aHu 7ui1.n
ing hslt OF street lfIuElu frout NJ ani Hlllin
lNF sad pICHiHrs, Hlau aI water rgHu
belonging 40 and hahrualr' utoi un Hhid
promises, all situate "a BAIT Lake county
Utah,
Aud you Arn hereby uotngd that 10 YOU TAI
o. HUpnAT and answer Ihu H.l1 compliant NJ
above required 90. Hali p.AIuUn Will appIy 10
fhU Court Tor Che rr|Igf demanded therein
Wituraa, Tho Hos UiAkIEs b,
IAhL, Judge, hnl Tho cal Of Tue
fTALl uIatdUt Court ~ tH0 Third Judicial
Distinct iu uudtor Ir Territory Of
ttah ihIs glth day of Nusrmh1G u
the year O our Lord one thousand 0iEht hun
dful aud ninttystnror.
HENiy q. MCMILLAN,
CLERK.
by gro u. LOOMS. Deputy Clerk