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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-11
DISEASE In SCHOOL.
Serious Complaint Made of
the Condemned Haight
Primary.
Petitions to the Boards of Education
and Health to Have 1t
Closed.

Some time ago the Board of Health con-
demned the Haight Primary School, on
Mission street, between Twenty fifth and
Twenty sixth, because of the uns anitary
condition OF the premises. Attention was
first attracted TO the school on account OF
the mum Der OF the pupils who were taken
down with diphtheria and kindred dis
eases. After the condemnation nothing
was done in the matter of putting the
premises in order or closing the school.
In consequence of the lack of action one
of the re idents OF the Mission, whose
children attends this school, decided 10
have something done, as he did not want
his family To become sick or to take the
children from their studies. The gentle
man is J. W. Bird of 1896 Mission street.
Fearful that his little ones would become
i'll from the effects of the disease germs
that must be in the place, he took them
on OF the school.
Yesterday morning, in company with
several other residents of the locality, he
went to the school and made an examlna-
tion OF the premises. he was so aston
ished at what he saw he al once lad the
matter before Dr. Morse, who advised
him TO place the situation as he saw 1t
before the Board OF Education and the
Board of Health, with a view of having
either of these bodies take steps toward
closing the school.
Mr.. Bird is also q member OF the Eureka
Society for the Protection OF Children and
he laid the matter before that body, but
10 no purpose, as the case properly be-
longs 10 the two boarus mentioned.
MIR. Bird, in speaking of the CJndltiOn OF
the school, said: The many cases of
sickness among The school children of the
Haight Primary School made me very un-
easy, as / do not want my family TO con-
tract any OF the diseases that seem to
come from the place. l am a practical
plumber, but still l wanted some one to
go with me when l made an examlna-
ton OF the premises, and a neighbor went
with me.
I'VE made an examination of the closets
and found that every sanitary law known
had been violated. There was no chance
for flushing and no opportunity for the
escape of the sewer gas except up through
the floors. There is no wonder that the
children are sick, and we are satisfied
that there Will be disease in that school
as long as that condition OF affairs exis,s."
Mr.. Bird has now taken uD the matter
and does not intend 10 let 1t drop unit
something Is done. To-day he will start
out with petition to be signed by the
residents of the Mission whose children
attend that school, asking the Board OF
Health and the Board of Education to
close the school until it is put in the best
OF condition. He expects to have hun
dreds OF names, and at the next meeting
OF tne bodies named he will present it.
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SAN FRANCISCO CALL"

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL
flo Market street, open until u O'Clock every
night III the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street
corner Clay; open until $50 O'Clock.
S?9 Hayes street. open until 8: 80 O'clock
6l5 arkin street: open until $50 o'clock.
SW. corner sixteenth and Mission streets; open
until o'clock.
143 Ninth street; open until o CLOCK.
251S Mission street open until O'Clock.
1905 Polk street; open until 8 80 o'clock.
NV. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky
streets open till o'clock
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San Francisco Lodge EIks.

At the last held meeting of san Francisco
Lodge B P o. E, Grand Deputy Exalted Ruler
J. o. Refs, on behalf OF the lodge by Exalted Ruler
Howell presented iifesizeu oil painting of him
self After that there was an evening Of song and
merriment
The lodge will hold a lodge Of sorrow in memory
OF The departed dead on the first Sunday in Deem
ber- General ". Ii. l. Barnes will deliver the eu-
Iogy, John A. b. Wilson, pastor of Howard street
Methodist Church. will give the invocation
Among the vocalists there will be a number of
the most popular Of the ocal talent and a first
class quartet Will assist The ceS will be held
IN the California 1heater, and there will be bea u
tiful Autographed embiematic lnvitatf ms issued
and the programmes vel worthy of pteser-
Yation as souYenira. -
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each month, and at the one given November
there was large attendance OF members and
friends who enter aimed to a high deg Dy
the excellent program me that was offered by the
committee on entertainment. There were vocal
selections by Ii, williamson Ii. X. Cares j B.
Brown. A. +. Williams T NOwlan. J. IL. Coates,
A. X Prior, Joseph Meyerccu h. w. 8. obey, T.
Musgrave, MessrS. Baxter Best, Johnson, Reeves
Lees, Reed and Lipzlus. There w~re recitajtons by
J. y. Pridges the president and T. MusgraVe,
the treasurer of the lodge, and music by the
1apiOca 1rllby band: so stereopticln views
thrown on the screen b. Edward Rowe, m M
Der OF the club During the evening refreshmen's s
Hpr
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Order of Papdo

There has been considerable activity in the
Order of Pendo of late. During the month OF
Octo Der Pasadena Council initiated seven can.
ddates, San Antonio Council initiated two La
Juanta Twelve, Electric City Council of Great
Falls one Protection Council received one aprlica-
tiOn Ancient City Council two, St Augustine
Council five and It George Council two
lii. cen signatures to petition for new couDcil
In this city have been secured.
san liego Council has doubled its membe rsbin
during September and October.
Deputy supreme Councillor J. L. Fournier is
organizing four council IN Colu bus, o.
council is icing organized in Trinidad
Colo. IL will be instituted during the curr-nt
mont. one council is being organized In cad
le. Col
p sadena Council initiated twenty candidates
during the past week.
The order has paid 1913 sick claims amounting
to $4,000; seven funeral benefits, amounting to
1924, ana pension benefits TO seven beneiciaries
amounting to $5445.
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Festival OF District 2.

Harmony, Germania, Concordia, Hermann
Vorwaerts and Hecker lodges of the subord1-
mates and WGlhaila and Concordia lodges OF
the Rebekahs OF the Odd Fellows will give a
district festival IN Odd Fellows Hall Oh Sat-
urday evening next, when there will be a
theatrical performance and ball.
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Progressive Endowment.

San Francisco Chapter at its meeting last
week initiated TWO candidates and during
I he evening M ade arrangements IT the giving o.
a high LINKS at date to be fixed during meeting
of The committee which will be held next ednes
day in the Office OF DR.. Lefsvre
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woodmen of the World

On the 18th inst. General Organizer C. W.
Wheeler VIII visit Redwood Camp and there will
be log-rOllinC. y general invitation mas been
extended TO attend.
Assessment 50, for November has been called 1;
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DIVIDEND NOTICES

FSP DIVIDEND OTICE-DIVIDEND NO
6~S 49 go cents per share) of the Hutchinson
sugar Plantation Co will be payable at the Office
OF the COMPANY, 3L7 Market st, on and after Sat-
urday, November 20. 1897 Transfer books will
close Saturday. November l3 1897, at IL
O'Clock K. II. SHELDON, Secretary.
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FRATERNAL DEPARTMENT
Companions Of the Forest.

Last week Minerva Circle received a visit from
the board OF deputies, Supreme Chief Companion
Mrs. Beversen and mem oers OF Court Sherwood
Circle.
Loyal Circle last week had initiation.
and after that had a candy pull and a short
programme. On Tuesday Supreme Grand secre-
tary MS Morrow paid visit to Miz' ah Circle in
oakland. his circle has been busy initiating
Gently and It will give a party on the 9th inst.
Last week the supreme ch ef com paniOn
visited 1vanhoe Circle, and at the close of the bust
ness the supreme officer ana the circle paid visit
to a iforn Circle
On thursday last Franklin Circle had very
success III soCIa aud first pub ic candy pull the
order There was large attendance ard all had
merry time he affair was uud the contro OF
MIS- s. Smith, Mrs l.. II HaTdenburgh Or. MCGiIl,
Mrs scott. Mrs rown and Mr. strong. The latter
acting as floor manager during the dance that fol-
lowed the programme OF entertainment that
Guided; sailors honpipe, Miss Obelia Leathe;
recitation, Miss Iryphina Pritchard; vocal trio.
Mrs. Shaifer Mrs. Steffanazzi and Mr. Isola; vocal
solo Phil Snook; pa mistrJ, Mrs. L D. staples.
Twin Peaks Circle ave a pleasant social asst
Friday night
] he Past CHIEF Com panions Association added
two to its membership al its meeting lsst week.
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Companions of the Forest. F. O. !

Last week Loreley Circle OF The Com
panons of the Forest and Court Golden Eagle OF
the Foresters Of America gave a ball in Saratoga
Hall. a. which those who attended had a very Ell
ioya BILE time. Loreley Circle, which works in the
German language, is striving to come to the front
and the present officers nope be able TO advance
II so as to make it one OF thesattract.ve subordn-
ates Of the On The occasion of the ball Will
liam holman was the chairman of the committee
Of arrangements Mrs B Pope vice chairman and
these assisted BY Mrs ". Steppenback Mrs
NJ. Pape, Fred Schneider, julius L. Wildly Arthur
Kidd Edwin Schneider Henry Murray and Thomas
Kingsley Henry Hanse floor manager and
MS H. shannon hi S assistant
Inter Nos Circle, a. its meeting last week
night, received an application, and it appearing
that the reception TO be rendered Hamlel Circle
and members OF the other circles across the bay
had teen set for the night which the election of
ohcers i to be held, the dis; ensation OF dis
tHct deputy 10 hold the election at the meeting
previous was obtained. After the close Of business
there was pleasant evening of entertainment in
Guiding music, song, reciia ion and dancing and
games There was merrment without end and
fun such as this very active circle only can pro
duca.
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Sons OF st. George.

The open meeting of Pickwick Lodge of the
Sons Of St George is held on the first Monday Of
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

TRENC6 SECOND GIRL DESIRES SITUA-
i tion; has reference. Apply to j. +. CROS-
EFT & CO, 316 >utter
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NO GERMAN COOK. BEST OF CITY
y reference, desires a situation. j. f. CROS-
EFT d Co. 81 suffer st.
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COMPETENT GERMAN LAUNDRE>S, WITH
" a No. ! reference, desires stuation J. +.
CROsETT & Co, 316 Sutter st.
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EIR>T-CLAS~ FRENCH COOK AND HOUSE
work girl desires situation; best refer nee
MISS .CULLEN, 925 Suttrr ST.
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COMPETENT SWEDISH WOMAN WITH a
y boy years old desires situation as working
housekeeper: good coos; references; country
MISS CULLEN. 325 Sutter st.
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n,1OO BRANCH BAKERY AND DELL
N w. cacy-store in the Western Addition;
furniture of Iiving-rooms included; nicely fitted
up. Nj. LESS, Fourth st
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NEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL DESIRES
~ situation as nurse second girl or house
work: $l0to $l5: ref MISS CULLEN, 1926 Sutter
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O.0uO CORNER GROCERY AND BAR,
y 0UU. with llving-rooms on Point Lobos ave;
rent S25: this place is kept by owner Years rare
chanc for young man or man ana "lfe' see
WILKE, 7S3 Market st,
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PHYSICIANS.

II. G c. ODONNELL. 1906 MARKET. RES
- 1854 18th ST.; diseases OF women specially.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-11

n-oO GOOD-PAYING RESTAURANT ON
SOUU. Fourth St. rent $50; frst-cass loca-
tion. hest class of custom: chance for lively
m an or lady. WILKE, 7S3 Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-11

m1EO SALOON; OLD -ESTABLISHEP
G4OU. place; best location in ne city owne[A
ia there years; also rooms inc uding fur nituIe:$
kitchen; storerooms; a hne yard. M. LESS
Four st.
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n1On SALOON, WITH LIVING-ROOMS
tD4UU. furniture included; block from Mar
ket St: has fine fixtures and good STOCK; uoes a
good paying trade: worth your while seeing. Nj.
LESS, 5 Fourth st.
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CUPERIOR WOMAN DESIRES SITUATION
- as frst-class COOK n hotel or boardi ngh ouse;
best ref. cIty country. MISS CULLEN, 325
Sut
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- WEDISH GIRLS DESIRE HOUSEWORk; 4;
- German girl, good seamstress seeks position
nurse second girl. MRS. LA M EERT, AIT
Powell ST.. telephone lain 1892
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NEAT GERMAN GIRL; GOOD COOK AND
~ laundress strong; willing; CITY country.
MRS. NORTON, 1923 sutter. lei. Green 72l.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-11

O.rOO CORNER GROCERY AND BAR IN
N CUU. best part OF Western Addition; well
stocked; 4 nice living rooms connecled. NJ.
LESS 3 Fourth st.
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nrOO RUTCHER-SHOP; BEST BUSINES
SOtbD location on Mission St; horses, /
wagon; rent $40; investigation solicited Apply
MILKE. 7e3 NJ arket ST.
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MEAT, & MPETENT WOMAN, IS GOO d
~ cook and laundresS. wants situation in Anne ri
can fani Y, city or ountry; has good city refer
ence. 744 Howard st.
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~ DING CHEAP; GROCERY-STORE AND
VI good stock; good location; fine beer trade;
living-rooms connecting. 730 Minns st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-11

ATOTICE-GUS STRAND & CO., ls SIXTH ST.
~ will sell your business quick for cash.
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LNIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT: MUST BE
Il sold on account of sickness of proprietor no
rent TOR l month. 155 Minna 81.
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YOUNG LADY OF GOOD CHARACTER
i speaking ENGLISH and German desires posi-
tton ass 81 in housework and cooking where she
Will have good home and be treated as member of
family; small wa es. 3l7 Tenth St; no posta
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-11

Young GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO
l. light housework in small family; North Beach
prefe red. Call or address 1918 Hayes ST. near
Devisadero.
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DEFINED ORTIZ GERMAN DESIRES PO-
IL stIon for children assist in light
housework in the country carfare requrei; refer
ences. B, box 81, Call Office.
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m-nn SALOON: b Br.sr LOCATION ON
SD(U Kesrpy ST.; present owner years;
rent s35; oding good pa ing business; bargain.
See WlIKE 7e3 Market St
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EIRST-CLASS GERMAN SECOND GIRL DE-
sires situation: city or country. MRS. LA W.
RENEE 1l49 Polk ST.
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AiEAT MARKET FULLY EQUIPPED, FOR
Call Office Oakland
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JAPANESE GOOD EXPERIENCED COOK
- wishes position in family; has good references.
Address j. A, box 2S Cali.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-Contin

VOUNG LADY DESIRES A STEADY PLACE
l. as housekeeper; city or country. l26 Fourti
St, room 23
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o.c-n SALOON WITH CLUB AND LIVING
NOCU. rooms: rent $50: tranfer point OF Two
car lines; cIt Sc to Call buildings g cd business;
family affairs compel a g.eat sacrifice. H. IT,
WILKE, 1888 Market St
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-11

M AkRIED GERMAN, 80 YEARS OF AGr i,
1fI wishes position handy man porter in
wholesale business warehouse, wherever
sober and steady man may be wanted; wages no
object address X. WELZ 3U7 Ritc.l St, >. +.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-11
HUSINEsS CHANCES.

ESTAURANT AND CHuPHOUSE; WITH
II or without - furnished room; opposite the
ferries: long lease ii wanted; best class OF custom
orr. meals from 25c upward: genuine good
hnsfness Par iculars WILKE, 7S3 Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-11

G.O10O SAL LOON, DOING SPLEN DID
tDAOOO. business; best location in city for
dav and night trade: fine stock; Just the place for
private cluDrooms; cheap rent JOHN +. NAUGH
TON, 426 Austin
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TAPANESE-GoOD COOK WANTS POSI-
y tion in family: good reference s. NAKA-
HARA, 1900 Pacific ave-
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j WAITRESSES $4 A WEEK; WAITRESS
- es, same house, SIS aud room; chamber
maids $40 and room: waitress and head waitress,
$45 and room same house: girls. walt on table.
small places, So to So a week: middle-aged
women. cham oerwork 8 mattresses, $40 and
room 2 head mattresses, $25 and room MAR
TIN & Co, 749 Market.
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~ IKL GENERAL HOUSEWORk, SANTA
" Rosa $25; housework, 8 In family, santa
Cruz, $40; German or swedish girl for honsework,
Contra Costa County in family. $40: girl, gem
eral housework Mateo $25, see Lady here
this morning; gir.s general housework, AIsme-
da $50 each; girl, COOK and housework, San Ra-
fae American family, $25 j. +. CkOSETT &
CO., 3l6 Sutter
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DEFINED COAPETENT NORTH GERMAN
III desires position for general homework and
COOKING in American family; references; city,
country. B h. box l06, Call Cffce
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morn OI,D-ESrABLISHED CORNER SA-
~ ZCO. loon: best locality on Fourth ST. DONG
a good-paying business; sickness cause OF SAFE
Apply WILk r, 7o3 Market ST.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RE THEY ARE CLOSING OUT REM
Es~S nan;s of curtains dress goods, corsets
hosiery, underwear, beispreads towels, laces lin
ings, trimmings, veilings, etc, very cheap at
Pioneer Dry 6 oOds store, los Fifth st
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n.)-O NOTION AND NOVELTY NTORE,
d ,OOU. with agency of dyeihg and cieanl
house, on Polk st.: living-rooms' rent SoS' una
WILhE Z, 7S3 Market St
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1T 5 ENGINEER OFFICE, BURKE BUILD.
- ing seattle ASH, Nov 8, lS97-SeaIed
proposals for furnishing 50J,OO0 tons of stone and
other materials forscnnstruct of jetty at Gravs
Harbor Wash Will b. received here untiI > y =,
Dec lO: 1897. and then pubi,ly opened Infor,
mation furnished on application HARRY TAY-
LOR, Captain Engineers n
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CECOND COOK. $40 AND ROOM; COOKS
~ helper $50 and room; cook, $40 week; cook
institution S5O and room. see party here; cooks
cook boarding house, so and room: COOK, $50
and room; hotel cook. $40 ana room; 3 second
cooks, ~ to IS week. MARTIN IL CO.. 749
Mark ct ST.
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TO RACEGOERS-PLAY A SYSTEM AND
win money: full inior nation for 81. Address
suspended Jockey, box 49, all
CPLENDi STERN-WhEEL RIVER PAS
~ senger and freight Gamer for sale Apply 10
l. h. ST 4 ELhR, General Agent North Pacific
Railway, 6SS Market ST.. :. F.
COFFEE AND TEA ROUTES SUPPLIED
~ from CNSW r LII tE CO... Al sacramento st.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-05
NOTICE TO BIDDERS


$3.50, lH ASCoRDANCE WITH THE Law.
former bids having been very incom.
piete) the Salt Lake county auditor Will
receive sealed bids up To 70 O'clock noon
oth cay OF March. 1897. for all supplfes 10
Oe used by different departments ~ the
county during the year 1897 incIudfnr-
document receipt books: abstract reg
ores printed records q forms). prins~s.
records g forms), fiat opening record
BOOKS, canvas cover. leather corners
register OF actions. minute books. iiId~.
ment records; defendant index: return
SAFES and executions: Quarto records
attorney receipt books; printed maria %
records probate records: index books
IsecoIos are 20 be bound in full Russia.
circuit "bub bands" paper to be Bvron
" eston, ~ pounds medium ledger sq's
Frices TO be given on records ruled and
printed and on ruled only All supplies
70 De furnished as called for and a hon6
Tor the faithful performance of cOnfrsc+
IN suca sums as the board may DETERMINE
Will be required OF the successful hi55a,
Inc county reserves the right 10 raSsc-
any ana all bids For details and EN-
particulars each bidder will be expectsd
70 consult with the county Officers foI.
wnom work and materials are to he
Iurnlshed. Samples of all paper to be
used must be filed with each bid. and INC
BOARD OF county commissioners will NOT
be responsible for any lack of under
standing on the part Of the bidder.
MARGARET \. CAME
County Auditor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-05
sHERIFF's SALE.


SHERTFF'S SALE-NOTICE IS HER
by given that pursuant to an order o.
sale and decree of foreclosure to me o.
rected from the Third judicial distr
court of the state OF Utah. county OF
Salt Lake, N = cause therein penGiiiA
wherein Joanna w. Hicks is plaintiff. anu
Agnes Edwards Is defendant. to svhictI
order of sale and decree of foreclosure
reference is hereby made, l shall ex1ose
for sale. at public auction. to the hignes {
bidder for cash. ct the west front doc,
of the county court house in the city
of Salt Lake, county of Salt Lake. st:-1e
Of Utah. on the 18th day of March 4. -.
1887. at y o'clock noon, all the right. title
claim and interest of Agnes Edwards. o.
in and to the following described real
county of Salt Lake. state of Utah. a-l
particularly described as follows to-wit.
CONNIE ncing 1T = point four % rods
south of the northeast corner OF lot fi-e
90. in block one hundred and thi-t.--niEe
GS9). plat a" Salt Lake City sure.
running thence west four CD rods. thence
south SIX 90 rods thence east four CD
rods thence north six 90 rods. 10 the
place of beginning. together with al ana
singular the tenements. heredtaments and
appurtenances thereuntO belonging or in
anywise appertaining. To be sold as tho
property of Agnes Edw1rus under SAID
order of sale and decree in the above
cause
Dated IT Salt Lake City. Utah. this 9TH
day of March. a. ID. 1881
THOMAS p. LEWIS.
Sheriff of Salt Lake Count. Utah
BY J. Is. TIMSICNY. DEPUTY Sheriff.
c. F. & r. c. LOOfbourow. Attorneys for
Plaintiff.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-05

PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF
and mutton. Office chief commissary.
Department of the Colorado. Denver
Colo. March /. 1897 Sealed proposals I'm
triplicate. subject to usual conditions. will
be received here. or at Offices of commits
saries at following posts. until II a. m.
sta ndard mountain time, March 81 1897
AMI then opened. for furnishing and de-
livering in bulk. the fresh beef and NUT
ton. from the block. that may be required
at these posts by the subsistence depart
ment. y. s. Army. during fiscal year com
mencing July l. 1897: Forts Apache.
Grant, Huachuca. and Whipple Barracks.
AriZ. Bayard and Wingate. y. NJ: LO-
gan. Colo. Douglas and DuChesne. Utah:
also for sub-post of San Carlos Ariz
Fresh beef snail be good in quality and
condition. fit for Immediate use and from
ally. including az best cuts thereof
Fresh mutton shall be of good fat and
marketable quality. from wethers over
one and under three wears old. Beef and
mutton to be dressed and trimmed and
delivered as prescribed in circular of in
structiOns. Proposals viii be also re-
ceived stating price at which bidder will
deliver fresh beef or mutton of char
acter above stated. and to he de-
livered of temperature not greater than
30 degrees r'Ahrenheit. Preference given
to srticles of domestic production. cost
and quality being equal. Government re-
serves right TO reject any or all bids or
parts thereof. and TO waive any in
formaiitiss therein. Instructions fur
nished or application to commissaries Of
above named posts. or 10 W. r. Bell.
Col. ~ c. c. S. Chief COMFY.