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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING SUPPLIES
l. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Direc-
tors of the Industrial Home Of Mechanical Trades
for the Adult Blind will receive and open proposals
for supplying the home for the coming year, COM
mencing October IA, 1895, and ending October 5,
1896. with the following articles: l. Broomcorn
Wire. Twine etc Q. Beef and Mutton. g. Gro.
ceres and Provisions 4. Wood and Coal. Bids
will be opened on Monday, October IA, 1895 at the
hour of four O'Clock and thirty minutes p. M "A 80
o'clock P. NJ Of said day at the home, corner of
Thirty-sxth street and Telegraph avenue Oakland.
California. Blank forms with Schedules Of sun
plies required with conditions ETC. can be hao upon
application to the Superintendent, Joseph Sanders
at the home, corner of Thirty-sixth street and
Telegraph avenue, Oakland, California The
board reserves the right to reject any and all bids
By order of the Board of Directors,
JOHN AMES, Secretary.
PROPOSALS FOR RAISING AND IMPROV
ing school building-Seaed proposals will be
received by the Superintendent of Common
Schools in open session of the Board of Education
new City Hail. on Thursday, October TO- 1895
at $3.50 O'Clock p. M. for raising the Rich
mond Primary School building First ave-, near
Point Lobos ave.. constructing brickwork base
ment, new system of sewerage and water closets,
in accordance with plans and specifications at the
office of Charles I. Ravens, architect OF the board
room 55, Flood building, corner of Fourth and
Market SITS. GEORGE BEANSTON, Sec.
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SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE ofthe San Francisco CALL
;1C Market street, open until IL o'clock every
night in the year
BRANCH OFFICES-530 Montgomery street.
corner Clay; open until 80 O'Clock.
%2e Hayes street, open until $3.50 O'Clock.
III LaTkin street, open until 9 80 o'clock.
sW corner Sixteenth and Mission streets omen
uLtil O'Clock.
2bls Mission street open until O'Clock,
JIG Ninth street. open until 9 30 O'Clock
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Mary P. WarnOck with c. s. Emmons, to build
2-sory frame line of ShotweIl street, 100 5 OF
Twenty-fourth; $500.
Denis O'Leary with Fred Bohnenberg, alterations
on W line OF P street, % - of Thirteenth avenue;
$3.50.
Jacob Rosenberg with James Kerln plastering
etc. for two 3story buildings on sacramento street.
between Webster and Buchanan; $500.
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AGENTS WANTED.


| ADY AGENTS-SOMETHING NEW; SELLS
- at sight; everybody buys: lady make $74 so
IN o12 days: sample 25c. D. w. ROBERTS, 6U9
Sacramento ST.. upstairs
| ADY AGENTS TO SELL NINE. KAASH'S
- preparations for the skin; good wages. ii Nc
Alllster 81, rooms 81 and SO, l to p NJ
WANTED-SoLICITOR TO SELL, MONITOR
w water-hlter in Alameda County; good wages.
L. l.. SALISBURY, 1902 Broadway. Oakland, to
u A. NJ.
CTOP-IF YOU MAKE LESS THAN s5 PER
~ DAY call or write male female: all make
money seilng our novelties. ALUMNI UNI NOV
ELY COMPANY, 1903 Market st.
A DVERIISING AGENT: COMMISSION FS-
I taollshed years. 408 California ST, room Z.
C1TY SOLICITORS, SALARY AND COAfMIS-
~ slon Baxter Portrait Co.. 432 suffer 81
practical DfSHWASHER; IS DAY
L made easy; sample 10 agents So Oakland
Speciality Company, 9o2 Broadway, Oakland.
CALIFORNIA MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY
- wants good agents 10 work its accident and
sick insurance; liberal inducements offered. J.
w: HANNA. Secretary, Murphy building.
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COOK, CATHOLIC INSTITUTION, S25 TO $50:
-, - cook, boarding house, $25. MISS CULLEN,
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CECOND GIRL, $26; GERMAN NURSE, S25
Oakdale $50, Alameda $25 San Mateo $50; 10
houseworK girls, country. $50 and $25; q young
girls, assist, $40 TO SIS. MISS CULLEN, los
Stockton St
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GOn0 PARTNER WANTEp-CORNER SA-
ep-bO. loon; transfer point partner preferred
to hired help: bargain. STENBERG CO., 632
Market ST., opp. Palace.
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BUSINESS CHANoEs-ContInued:

nT0OO grill, ROOM; ELEGANTLY FIT
DlLUU. ted up and good-paying: pest Gown WI
town location: particulars 533 California; Fnoehl1
bar.
GOO0O OLD-EsTABLISHED co r X
NOUUU. bar on Fourth ST. near Market; rare
chance to get monthly paving saloon Of $3.50 net
Inquire 533 California ST., Phoenix bar.
MOST CONVENIENT AND RESP ABLE;
I1 winchester House, "A Third ST.. near Market;
200 rooms: csc 10 81 so per nights 81 so TO 20 per
week; free bus TO and from the ferry.
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COCO RESTAURANT, BRANCH BAKERY:
D-OO. Twin g-rooms; rent SIS: chicken-yard
houses included. STENBERG CO., 6S2 Market
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NEAT. RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES STU
~ alton to do homework in small family; wages
$12: sleep home preferred. II Stevenson ave. off
Brady, near Potter ST.
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~ ERMAN WOMAN WISHES PLACE TO Do
VI cooking and general housework in small pri-
vate family in city. Address 66412 Howard ST.,
room IL.
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Young WOMAN WITH A GIRL 315 YEARS
wishes situation as housekeeper where there
are children; city or country. Cali or address 94S
Mission st.
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MEDICAL,

nR. GOODWIN MA nr5S A SPECIALITY OF
IL diseases of women and restores all irreguIari-
ties in one day, guaranteeing cure or no charge;
regulator So; home for patients. 1870 Market ST.
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GAO BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY Il ICE
UICO. cream par!or; location near Kearny ST.. :
no opposition controls large trade cheap at $500;
splendid chance for man and wife. STENBERG
CO., 632 NJ arket st.
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= YOUNG GIRLS TO ASSIST IN GENERAL
- homework; good home; good wages Home
and Business Bureau. Academy Sciences. Sl9 Mar
ket street.
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GERMAN OR SWEDISH COOK: OAKLAND:
" $40. MISS CULLEN los Stockton st.
Young GERMAN GIRL; TEND BAKERY:
j. Vallejo; $l5. MISS CULLEN los Stockton
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YOUNG LADY, LAT ELY FROM THE EAST,
wants position as housekeeper. Call rooms
and 8, 2l0A O'Farrell st.
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ID ESPECTABLE LADY WISHES SITUATION
III as working housekeeper for gentleman with
small family. Apply 1S9 Fourth ST., room 81, top
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DELIABLE DANISH GIRL WISHES A STU
IL alton TO do general homework; not less than
$50. Call or address 90 Vandewater ST., upstairs,
OF POWELL near francisco
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTA BILE LADY, A
w position working housekeeper or to do
homework in small family; is willing to go in
the country. Please call at 237 Mjnna ST. ID floor
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SITUATION WANTED BY SWEDISH AND
~ German girls. first-class cooks, wages $50 to
$40: also No. butler Apply to MRS. AMBER
son, 95S Willow st., West Oakland.
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LODGING-HOUsEs ZOE SALE.

Gutenberg COMPANY, 632 MARKET ST.
> OPPOSITE PALACE HOTEL. -
40 rooms, Market ST., oak furniture. @z5UO
IA rooms, bay-window, clears $685. only -. oO0
Is rooms near City Hall, finely furnished. 800
"a rooms Geary ST., selling account OF DEATH 11OO
MONEY TO LOAN. MONLY 10 LOAN.
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WANTED-5 WATTRESsEs SIS TO $40 AND
W room; mattresses for San Jose. Alameda
Chico, Paso Robes, etc. girl wait at table some
SD and room; house girl, in family Pine ST..
S20 German or French girl for second work $40:
girl for Martinez, IN family, 800 girl for Belve-
dere, in family, $50; girl for the Mission, 4 in
family, $40: nurse for children, $50; cook and
second girl for Fresno, $40, fare paid see party in
office II a. NJ; family cook. Golden Gate ave, $40
nice family: girl for Leavenworth St., in family
$l8 TO $40; girl for Gilroy, fare paid $l5 see
party in office II O'Clock; house girl, MERGED $l5
fare paid: girl for Auburn, family of 2; girl for
Shotwell ST. SIS; girl in family of g. Baker ST. 81
20 to 30young girls, IS, $40, $l2 and SIS month
nice families. MARTINS Employment Agency,
749 Market st.
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BUSINESS CBANCEs.

GH000 SALOON, OLDEST BEST EST
UOOOO. lished place city; enormous transient
trade; hne bar and back bar, registers, safe in
Guided; references to breweres and wholesale
llquorhouses as TO amount business now and dur
ing past years: monthly net income justifes in
vestment OF $4,000; owner made fortune: going
to Europe sTENBERG CO.. 632 Market st., opp.
Palace.
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MEAT YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN WOULD
~ work part of each day for CASTOR clothing for
husband or buy if cheap. Address NV, box 103,
this Office
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= IIOI Ed TAAEII z, 42U hearny 81.
A T THE WOMAN'S EDUCATIONAL AND
u industrial Union, Van Ness ave-, dress
making, millinery, hair dressing, mauicuring
English, French, German, Spanish, painting, man
dolln, violin guitar taught; 81 so per month; sing
ing and cooking 81 per month all kinds or woman
help furnished.
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D ELIABLE Competent WOMAN WANTS
LII a situation to do general homework; first-class
cook. Call or address 231 Third ST., room 16, top
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-22
fiARsHAL's SALE.

DURsUANT TO ~ ORDER OF SALE
Il ami decree 90 foreclosure to me directed
by the District Court NJ the 1mrd JudirIai DIs-
irict OF the Territory ~ Utah. I shall ca.
pose ~ public salt, az tho Wctt front door OF
the cuuuV court house new city and county
building, ~ The tlty NJ sAt Lake, county ~
salt lHtr, aud Territory OF Uthh, on The ith
dhy OF september lsi az 90 O'Clock a. M. an
the rlEhli l!lo' clhlWt and lutercst ~ JOha Ed.
wards aud hlNaho b Edwards NJ, IN, and 10 tho
following described real estate. tntw wit Bsipg
portion Of lol I'VE 49, in block forty nyc as.
pat ~ SAL Lake CITY survey, dyscubri az
iOlIoDs, to.Wlt.
Commencing at a point two and one ,haf
Z. % rnlt hpftl ui thr southeast corner OF SAID
lol I'VE lhl, MtHtu rInnlug north three and
uuC-hAt rs % role tNuIrp ives. four "a rods
thence running south three and one half az
rods, lhehoe running east four 10 rods 10 thg
place OF beginning. W. '''
Alsn the Use otH right of way dobcribcd A.
iollpWa. commencing At point i've and one.
hal l.Hl l,tt north ul the southwest corner
~ SAW 90 I'VE llI, thence running east HlN lGl
Tods 20 iho aluNu described land. thence rorth
one'hall 90 rod, thence west Fix pl iods
thence south uuu-hAlt q I'D rod 10 the u noe pf
beginning a,l 700 tho cry and county OF tAlI
L1ht, wan Territory, 10 be sold as th1
property ut John Edwards and EiIyaletb FI.
wards, ~ !hr sut Of Phebo \. Hatch,
Terms ot sale, cash
NAT ~ BWGIAN. u. 4. MArshl
ny J. !. ARCHER Deputy Marshal
Dated August 18Th, lsbI
A. b. SAWYER, Attorney for plaintiff.
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LOG AN.
LO0As, UrAm, ,uou,r u, la
Cache County Notes.

On Monday evening Sheriff Turnof
ntteutul Mira o., VITO NJ Ihomn'
Obfoy, Rnd samuel X. Darcy, hri
husbands brother, on cuarg' ~
adultery, preferred against them by
the husband. Az the parties 1--we ~
Pafaditu,
A fire occurred at Fred Gilgane
in the extreme nUTtbCast par
VI town, ON Monday Afternoon, caused
by match IN the hands oi his three
yent.old boy. Nearly nltecn tots ui
hay aud several Bheds were alm0'
destroyed. A little hay was saved au4
the spread OF the ilro was prevented.
A fire was narrowly avertoi Las
evening tn the Sixth ward meeting
house, lurt after tho aIi1urnmcut OF tht
4. l., NJ. |. a. Meeting. A cnnndcliui
foil 10 the Il Dor ON tho etand, aud 10 re-
uuifud strenuous exeriiOuH on tue part
OF tho ladies and Brother j. II. Stewart
~ subdue the iiamcs.
Olo Andeuon'a daughter, Of thu
Seventh ward, while cut RAINING thu
other evening, fell aud broke her right
log Just above the aukle. She iell with
such I rec that the bone was almost
forced through tue hrsh.
On the 18th Of September, the ami
vefsaTy Of tho Introduction OF the
Gospel into ScaGdinavlH, a reunion OF
"Folboio.p probably viii bo held IN
Logan la celebration of tho event. The
preliminaries arc partially arranged.
Sheepherders have killed three beArs
In Logan canyon, aud gontlsmaG 90
tue way " their camp on the tops OF
tue mountains between tue Tony
Grove lake and Lake Magog,saw three
live Onei. When he reported the mat
ter IN camp In tho evouing, several 70.
the Nimrods Of the party cleauod thti'
rides aud ~ tho morning went bear
hunting. Btuiu must have scented
danger, m tho party had a long dsy'a
tramp without meeting boar
Elder II. }. Chris,ianson. who has
been In charge OF the ChdstlauiO o1u,
terence, has returned home from his
mission. Elder Theodore Peterson,
who also has been laboring In Nor.
way, has returned.
Professors MacEwan AMI Shepard
aud Dr. brewer " the a. G.. Of u,
have gone Tor . trip IO Bear Lake, via
Logan canyon.
Elder NJ. +. .Cowlcy, Ut the Unolia
Stake presidency, wa, Ia Logan on
Tuesday.
Ben. IL. Rich spont two dsvs % this
week In Logan. lie goes to Salt Lake
tnis afternoon.
Norris aud Bert SwlnyArd Of Salt
Lake are vieiling Logan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-22

rLo inviuriblc armada was a famous
naval expedition Sent hy Philip II Of
Spain against England IN 1855 II con.
sisted uf l4u ycsHlH, $3.50 great guns,
4,5ii quinilB of powder. nearly 10000
soldiers. above 5000 sailors aud moro
than 1000 .bluutg0rL 10 arrived in tho
lsnglHh channel un July 30 and was do.
f,ltcd tho next day by Admiral How.
url, who was seconded by Drake, Haw.
Llus aud Tr0h.shoE Eight iro ships
having bHcu sent into the Spanish fleet,
thuy bore ON 100 great disorder Prulting
by tho panic, tho English icll upon them
and captured or destroyed % number -
their ships, aud Admiral Howard main.
tGinud a running Eight from July ~ tu
July %. with such effect that tho Span.
ish commander despalr.ng uf success,
resolved ca return home, and as escape
through tho English channel was pIo.
youtod by contrary w'uls hr undertook
90 sail around tlo orkney, hut tho yes.
fnlg which still remained O. him wor0
disrorol by storms or shipwUcked
among the rocks mud shllluws un dilar.
out parts N tho Scottish aud Irish coast,
and upward Of 5000 men were drown.
ed, Killed or tnl,uu prisoners ~ th,
whole armada 90 ships only returned 10
Spain, and these In wrotchod cDudi.
tln Tho English lost hut one ship
Brooklyn Eagle.
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II. 4. lANEI. Attorney, Progress building.
SHERlFF'S SALE.

NOTCH T. HEREBY GIVES, THAT
" pursuant 10 al order Of sac and d,r.te
~ foreclosure tu me directed from the lh.d
judicial District Court NJ Inc Territory u uiHn,
County Ut -ht l.Ako III cause theron pcul
INK wherein sarah Crane ~ AdminlstraitN 'i
thr estate u John l.. Crane, drreusCd IL pam
ui and sidney v. DarEr, as adntuislrNsnr oi
the ,statr ot William uller, deceased, itch
ART ". Young. as trustee for Ants 80 thuth
Young ana Lc1thnd Young, rNrauiprs ahl
trustees under the last viii hnd testament w
Lucy Decker Young, deceased, HtiCr luuhf'
Adam spivTs, oscar H. Young, Anges MctWan
rNrcutriN o. the last vi Of Henry hcEW1n,
deceased. sydney ", Darkc, NJ administrator
Of the estate u Thomas j, shelton, dectAsei =
James Ashman. william q. MHrgeUs, j. j.
Walton, James II. COchrane, Henry HuitcT
Margaret wilson, Elizabeth y, DAVIS, me
state Hank NJ Utah, corporation, ucorst
thcshlrc, Paul a. Elsins and Louisa nAus,
defendants, to which shid decree ami order ~
sAl0, reference 10 hereby made, shall expose
Tor sale NJ public auction, 10 the highest h.d'
County Court House, IN tho city OF SAT- lAst.
county Ot sAlt Lake, Territory of ltah, on ihe
aoth day Of August, q. u, 1875, az J! O.c.ocs,
noon, all the rght title, claim and interest %
the above named drtundAutH ~ anu
10 the following described Fca' tstate, Situate.
lying, ans hcrg m tho county 81 ~
described "a follows, to.viti lho west one.
hall Nr ~ ct eight tHl M block twenty Two
lsll, plAI ~" sat Lake CIV survey, shll LaA'
County, tau Territory, 10 be SOLD As tho prop
etty ~ sidney w. bHtkc.ns administrator ~ 20
rrtAto ~ WlliiAm FULLER deceased, Richard W.
Young NJ trustee tor Aria Do ChrisA Young
aud I. j. GfAndN Dung executors and trustees uns
dor the lAst Will and Testament Ut Lucy befarf
Young. deceased, iiober Young, Adam tpolfs
oscar u Nsung. Angcs MCEMan, eNreutfN ~
hs iast will 81 Henry McEwan, deceased
sidney ". DArkc as administrator ~ Tue "a.
tate u Thomas J shctOn, deceased James
Nshmnu, WilHm g MargoIls, j, >. wall 10,
James il IochrAnc, Henry Rolser, Margaret
Wilson, Elzthclh T., DAVIS, tho 'tAlu llank ~
Utah, corporation; George Cheshlfo lau'
s. Flkins and LouIss Davis, dctcnnauia, under
cHsp. -
Datcd salt Lake city, Uiah, Nurust SIN, %.
HAkNkN liNRun, hnCTiu,
nv RALPH GUTuUtE, Deputy Sheriff.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE ~ nEWEliN GIVEN, THAT At
~ AwUuNug Dl tho directors ~ the tHlifur.
via COD hiuIuF Company, held at tho once NJ
tue company IN -Ait Lac CITY, lhh, 90 the
lsth day " August 1888, an assessment ~ one
llr| cent per share was levied on the capital
stock of The corporation. PAYABLE IA sixty days
rom ihIs late 90 the secretary, a. Room u
uhusrs li.U a, so Sweet second South street,
SAT- Lake city, Any stock upon which THIS
UAfiucrt may remain unpaid on the lltn DAY OF
october, lsl'. Will be- delinquent and VII DO
ulNyFhsui fnI sAls nj puhhc auction lnltss
pay WUut IHmA1u before aud Will be- sold On tue
] "a day NJ N0EumheT, lsia. ~ pAy delinquent
assessments thereon, 10. ether Win the costs Of
Advertisement and expenses OF sale,
", 4. BNERS,
secretary,
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Thc "cAmpaor Tongue II n VIVA bat In
Offensive i.pIr.

Ono Of tho Iur.f.st languages lh mo
world used i.r 'N' gu..'..t rAfI .''''
is iI' ''N.II"r language d. 500 .I''
nrNuu,fv oi ,n' Malay rfnin ii" li H''
lately been studied a.I reported upon
10y hr Lake, 'n !snfI'-h engineer II'
the service ui thnill'n vi "."oI" l.'7
Language i- called ODE l'r'AhR M,
pur, or clnpnnr language ana i' "'.i
by the ni''''' aiH a.l ''h'f' WI, "''
engaged 10 gathering lh' p''Ht'' p' wy
Mahyah ciinr1H l'' '.d Dl'! 49, ,'.''
timr II t.y a.'d '.''i oi '"' 'l''
rd1fos ~ iu" 90 sl'ii' 1850 s''."y VI ''''
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The People " the Territory OF Utah soma
grucuu. 10 patuck y. ward, defendant
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Mary l. ward, plainud.
NH.
ralrick J. Ward, defendant

Mary I. wari plainua.
raulck J. Ward. defendant
The People VI tho Territory OF Utah send
grcotu. 10 Patuek j. Ward. defendant
\yoU AuE nggLnY REQUIRED To Ar.
4 ueAr 10 Az rtion brought ,hiust you bY
the allows named plaintit IN tho pisttlut Court
" the Ttird judicial District Of the Territory
OF Ugah. aud 10 answer the complaint fled
therein within ten days exclusive Of the day
~ scr,icul sitter THE service ou you Of this sum.
muns-if served within tins county. ar, 70
served out " this county, but iu thia district,
within twcuty dhys, Otherwise within forty
days-of lldsmsnt 10y q 'hut WI ho latr.
complaint
Tto said acton 10 broufht TO have decree
u this court dlaHui,IuE thu Luuds OF Wftus
m"uy and contract. %. marriage rNistns
tween piilnun sud defendant, a1l nWAruus
~ plalhun tho custody % thy minor rhll1,
Joseph, lsEuo ~ Had marriage above fv'ict
prayed on Tue following Fryuhis, 90 VT lhi
gardlrg hiH msrfiasc vow, u ta o. aud WIN
out csusr deserted aud abandoned iAIIui.
and hAs ever Since continued 3D. .N desert Hud
abandon her, against UUt Will .ui without trr
fstttut has ruaIrIuutud uu.NiuE whatever o.
toe supIsls e., 1hc pihihui us ihrE itihHt
eta 10
Aud you are hereby uoun ad that If you fall
IN appear HUy answer tty HH.. ,uulHHi.t o.
shove r'p.tT. H, Tie -.ll u.hlr ~ vi. ..g
90 the court Zoe tho f"brf dgu.iu ivi .Hsl"'n.
NI..Cst, the Hon rhmuvi H. r.. .itl ,saEc,
and the seal ~ iia distinct ours ut
thr Iutd Judleisi i.i-,r.tt. 90 abd tpr
IsEALl tbr Territory Of ltah, iWtuiy'
second dAy ot jay, ~ Tue yvHr Vt our
Lord one thousand eignt huudicdand
DAVID q. puNuAg,
~ GEo. BLOOMS.
Deputy Clark
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-22
NOTICE. TO CONTAGIOUS.

nida will be- received uy the undorsisned Tor
iLu repair Auu restoration ~ Tho beat Mute Ia.
Hututu, located Uu the tuiNUrsiy stuuuda. at
salt lake CIV, up To eleven O'Clock IN. Wed,
nUHiANt August .aths 1875. NIdH viii include
600 necessary material aud labor IN restore tho
building Go ~ condition before ths Ore
- tho Institute VIII reopen uu tho 1t u
october, 90 Will be- uUcrHaATy FOR bitdnfs Ca
make calculations g. nave tho work rompi q
ana the builliug ~ readiness b. that time
lluua Aud specifications can ho seen az rrUf.
MOtcHltH unlrr NJ the Institute,
ions W uONNIlLNN,
Chairman OF the building Committee Of the
Board NJ llaECutH.
s'lt LAl,E Clrr, Utah, August -. 1915