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Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-13
Bryan for President.

In brief address Judge ]. b. Tarvin OF
Covington, Kyp declared for Mr.. Bryan
as the standard bearer Of democracy in
1905. He brought out a great outburst of
applause when he said:
You win look for a man who stands for
something and will adopt platform that
can bear only one construction. 1t will be
a democratic platform as democracy is
constructed to be, by an overwhelming ma
1Ority of those who claim to be within the
party. Who will he be? l say we want a
man who can win. We will allow no per-
sonal feeling or regard to influence. There
can be only one answer. William Jennings
Bryan has been through the fiery furnace
again and again and yet again. AS a re-
suit he stands today, twice defeated for
the presidency, the foremost man in Amer
Haa
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-13
senantionRl story ID Nome.

In view of the fact that recent detailed
dispatches describing the disturbances in
Toxic have apparently been uncensored, II
is not believed that the above rumor is
we'll founded. The fact that II originated
in Tien Tsin would also tend to dlscredt II,
as Tien Tsin is not favorably located for the
receipt of important news from Japan at
first hand
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-28
SPIKE AND All.

Trainmnster Smith If the San Pedro
went routh last night to be gone for
several days,
V, H. Hartman IL reported 10 have
resigned from the directory OF the
Gould roads,
Kenneth G, Kerr, travelling pafeon-
ger agent for tho salt Lake Route, IN
down IN southern Utah drumming UP
passenger business
Travelling Freight Agent MDnderileld
Of the salt Lake Route Ia down at Mil-
ford loading nine cars OF horses cone
signed "a the east over tho Rio urnndo,
Capt, ". r. Taggart passed through
Ogden this morning on route for HIS
home IN OHIO llN brother David Tag.
cart Of the Short Line, did not 70, the
letter announcing tho arrival unlil "A
couple OF hours later
John w. vallery, general agent OF
the Burlington NJ Denver, w being
mentioned by the press VI that city
ma standing n good chance 10 become
general freight agent Of the Burlington
TO succeed y, q, Ives, who hus gone TO
the Wabash
The fare 10 ogden and return over
tho oregon short Line on sunday WIN
be 81 for the round trip on all trains,
The occasion n tho scandinavian re-
union and excursion 10 ogden canyon,
\ special train VIII leave salt Lake
also NJ $3.50 n, m,
The san Pedro train from Loo ASr-s
goleN this morning came IN IN two sec.
lions for the first time IN the history
" the road In all $50 passengers were
brought through and are spending the
day IN SAT- Lake prior 10 leaving for
the east this evening,
Tho Burlington has issued a splendid
fun slEo atlas NJ tho western, north.
western aud middle states with mnps
VI tho island possessions, Japan, china
ana the world Included, In addition the
atlas " coplously illustrated and con.
lolns considerable prepa matter
The July edition OF the Travellers
Blue Book published IN Los Angeles In
the interest Vt the southern california
railroads, consists OF the Salt Lake
number Among the articles IN ono
from the typewriter Of Fisher \. Hamla
OF the Commercial club, dealing with
salt Lake and rcrourcoA The pubhca-
ton contains q number OF hair tone cuts
" Salt Lake city and resorts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-28
MARRIED TWICE;
DIVORCED TWICE.
Such is the Matrimonial Record OF
Charles Smith, Charged With
Cruelty
FORMER WIFE IS NOW BEAD.
Woman Ne Married u Year Ago at
fnrmlnsloo, Liberated by the
Court Today

Judge Morse today granted Annie NJ.
Smith divorce from charles Smith
on the ground Of failure to provide,
Plaintiff and defendant were married at
Pennington on June 80, 1904, and Mrs,
Smith testified that her husband had
not supported her nj any time during
their married lifc
Another action for divorce was fled
BY tho woman against Smith several
weeks ago IN which she charged him
with cruelty In that fho alleged that
he seized her by the hair aud dragged
her out OF tho house ANA threw her
upon tho around, She also alleged that
on numerous occasions he prepared
food for himself and ate II and refused
10 give her any Of n At ALL This CONF
plUlnt was dismissed without prejudice
upon her own motion ana new com.
plant was nlod simply charging him
with nonsgupport, upon which ground
the divorce was granted
smith came into public notice In
March 1904, when his former wifo filed
suit against him for separate maInto.
nance, She alleged that he cruelty neg.
lccted her and failed TO provide her
with food or medicine while she wut
very M ana she was compelled 10 live
upon the charity Of nolghbors, Sho
was allowed separate maintenance by
the court but shortly afterwards sho
died, After hor death Smith married
the woman who today secured Of.
yOrco from him
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-28
D. 5. |. To BUILD
TO YELLOWSTONE
Extension Of the 81, Anthony
Branch TO the Park Is
Considered
NEXT WORK TO Be PUSHED.
Following the Flashing oil the Molat
And MlsIdoka Branches
This Fail,

so great has been tho travel into
Yellowstone park this season ana II IN
Increasing every week that the ore
son short Line IN seriously consider
Ing The extension Of the 81 Anthony
branch 10 the park limits In time TO
handle next seasons business
This morning Clty Tickle, Agent Kyes
was wrestling with co prospective pas.
scngors TO Monlda ana tho park ond
Every day the problem Nv becoming
greater While. perhaps business may
not be- 20 heavy next season with 10
Portland exposition 10 pull travel
from the east, nevertheless everyone
who In now visiting the Wonderland
OF the west VIII be a missionary when
tEey return home, Since the visit Of
President Roosevelt 90 the National
park II hns been advertised greatly ana
~ coming Go tho front 40 "A Mecca for
tourists
Under existing conditions II ~ noces.
e0ry 10 drlYo for 40 milogo before the
park proper Nv entered with the
building ~ the extension Of tho ~,
Anthony branch tourists win be landed
ui iis portals
The llno has boon surveyed and Nc
foon nv the Mahd ana Mnldokn
branches are cleaned up the line into
lelloWHtOnc park VIII be the next 10
receive consideration,
Afttr w. II, Hartman aud hlH party
have visited the park next week ana
Keen the crowds ana the natural nttrar.
ll0hF some definite action may be- taken,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-28
PERSONALS

c. A. Quigley has gone TO South
BEND, Ind ana Chicago on a business
trip,
Edward l., lSrocmer, mining man
from Torrcon Mexico 10 registered Mt
tho knuiaford
pr, and Mrs ~ o, Jones Of Murray
have returned from a trip to Portland,
Seattle and california.
Mr., NJ, y, Wells ~ the Consolidated
Wagon and Machine company has gono
south on business trln,
Mrs Thomas Radcliffe has gone 10
tho Portland fair and ON her return
cast VII stop TO visit with friends At
Idaho Falls
John Roach OF dold1old, Andy Andor.
son Of Bulltrog, aud John lliNhon ana
George u. Green of Tonopnh are reg.
lslorcd at the southern hotel
Mr., and Mira A, II, TOrbol have zone
TO Long Beach, Cal, for tho remainder
Of tho hot spell. Mr. Tarbet win visit
mo great Nevada mining camps on his
return east
Former state Engineer dommol and
Mrs Cicmmell VIII leave tho first az
The month for Spain via London, whore
Mr. uommell N 10 examine and report
on q spanish mine,
Miss Alice Foote has returned home
for the summer from college At Cham.
bcrsburg, PA, Her many friends are
panied 10 SEQ her on crutohos Az shc
dislocnled her Knee In an accident nj
college However, II " not considered
serious
Landlord q, y Holmes has returned
home from Cincinnati, whero he has
been 10 settle up the estate of his moth
,r who died there last month Mr.
Holmes reports the heat IN ohio M
something llorce and he IL very glnd TO
get back 10 Utah,
Lieut. A. q, doodwyn OF the TNen.
ty'nlnlh Infantry has been ordered 10
Join the troops In the strawberry val.
Icy. Lieut. G, 4, lloyt OF NJ troop,
Firth cavalry NJ Duchosnc has been
transferred TO another command OF Tho
fN''N F'"N'' nl WE" ANoaho Aria
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-28
SIlLLWELL ROUTE
kapse. ci'y, MsSleoS orient Railway ~
Progressing,

san Francisco, cab, July gS Henry
y, Manning, a director of the Kansas
cry MoSico a. orient Railway CONF
monty known aH the Stlllwell Route
plOnuod In extend from Wichita kns,
IN n soulhNestnrly direction through
Kansas, oklahoma, Texas and Mexico
% Topolubhmpo on the gulf OF Cali.
fornla, IN here, He expresses the ut.
most confidence IN the ability of A, w.
StlllWrll 10 accomplish mis- plans ana
says the roOd VIII be completed inside
~ three years In discussing the sub.
feet Mr. Manning said Tho conditions
undcr which Mn silllwel has been
building the Kansas city, Mexico a or
lent railway are not generally under
stood lie IN building the entire road
through construction firms and not
through the financial aid OF banking
institutions The roao W being built IN
sections and he IN already operating n
portion Of his line, Rails have been
laid from Topolobampo ON the gulf
eastward for about $50 miles, ana wosl-
ward from chihuahua he has usout $50
miles ~ road operating shortly after
tho llne leaves the western coast Of
Mexico II stretches over one ~ the
most fertile sections Of the southern re-.
public, then enters the rich mining Hoc-
ilona. whore abundance Of business
awaits n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-28
COURT NOTES,

Suit has hocn nlcd IN he district
court by Agnes r. Nadnor against
Elylr0 NJ, Macdonald 10 recover t6l5i2,
with interest alleged 20 be due on u
promssory note dated oct "a, 1903, ana
payable 10 e, = Yadnor, who asalgned
the same to plaintiff
suit was Med IN the district court to-
day by II llodgpon against Neph y,
rimpson and Maggie w Tlmpson 10
foroclose u chOltol mortgage given 10
secure the payment % "A promwory
note dated June o. 1904, and payable
30 days after date. The amount Of tho
Judgment asked " $50 and interest ana
t1h ~ attorneys fees
l.. j, Thompson, charged with ON.
bczglement, the particulars Of which
appeared In these columns Wednesday
evening, was before Judge Dlehl this
morning for nrralgnment, Ne entered
a plea OF not guilty, and the matter
was set for hearing next Wednesday
for preliminary hearing,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-28
HHssts.as
ALLOWANCE FOR ORPHAN.
Mary Van pam Gets Her share " Au'
eusta Andstson's Estate,

a decree Of distribution was rem.
dered today by Judge Morse IN lhrmai-
ter OF the estate Of Augusta Anderson,
deceased, and Judge A. n, Sawyer,
trustee under the wlll was authorized
10 pay 20 Mary Il, Van Dam the SUM
NJ s3s96b, with interest at 4 per cent
from Aug ~, 1904, In her WIN Mrs.
Anderson bcqueathed $500 each to two
orphan glrlN 10 be selected by Mrs.
Arthur Brown, the money 10 be paid
whom they became Of age,
Miss Van Dam M the time of Mrs
Andoreon's death was an inmate OF the
Orphans home and was one OF the girls
selected by Mrs Brown The other
one was Katie pnrko Dunlop, who be-.
cumo OF ago and received her inherit.
nncc In August 1904 The only condl.
ton imposed upon Mrs Brown In tho
selection Of the Girls was that they
should be 'thp most Intelligent ana
giving the greatest promise Of future
usefulness II opportunities were offered
thOm'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-28
TEMPLE NOTICES.

Tho Salt Lake Temple win close on
Friday cycnlng, June 30. ana VIII no.
open on Tuesday, Aug, |, 1905.
JOSEPH II, SMITH
Tho 81, George Temple viii close on
tho evening Of Friday juno 30, and 70.
open on Tuesday, Sept, B, ut . o'clook
a. m DAVID II, CANNON,
President
Tho Montl Temple viii close July
~, 1905, and reopen Sept, 5, 1905,
JOHN d, u, McALLiSTER,
The Logan Temple win close on Fri.
day, July n, ana reopen ON Tuesday,
sept b. 1000 NJ w, MERRILL,
President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-28
UTAHNS IN MEXICO.
Logan and Salt Lake Capitalize Pro-
pairing TO colonis, Large Traot

A colony In mexico 10 be made up "
ranchors and farmers secured In Utah
is tho plan ON which certain promoters
well known hero arc working Tho McSl.
can Herald Of July q contains am account
Of their work IN lho southern republic,
ANA would Indicate that The officers 'uf the
company viii BOON be- hero a. organize
'hclr colony The article Il az follows,
Another colonization project N In
process N formation, Colonel j. l.
hplunl u Vol known promoter NJ Wall
Lake cltN liuh " at the head ut me
lnoNolnonl 10 purchase iiuC at land
W i've STATE NJ MlchonrHn and ~ bring
down settlers ana c0lonlels from Narl'
aus parts ~ llnh, Associated with Colo.
mel Nprunt Hru | g. rhlropon ana I'd.
ward Hansen, Of Logan Utah, aud H. g.
Jensen NJ salt Lake CITY The four gen.
tlomcn are now IN the cllS having lust
whlch hey believe 10 ho entirely suitable
iQI their purpose They are guests M
portorF hotel and win be herr several
nnNs clunlng MP the details NJ the trade
ny which ihey WIN become owners ~
tho body ~ land In question ON the
successful outcome OF thor negotiations
ihey, VIII loaNo for salt Lake city, lhoro
W clotc the arrangements for urgnulg.
Ing Tho colonization company
The lands under consideration arc
hnld 70 be among The choicest sect Ions
% the state Of Mlohoacan nurlng the
INSPECTION the party went all over the
property and IN convinced that bclior
lhndg Tor the purposes contemplated
,ould not be found IN Mexico, lmmc
dlnloly upon the contamination ~ iha
deal the company will invite settlers
70 mako thelr homes IA Mlohoncnn,
rolling convinced that they cannot IN,
cate IN place with moro natural nd
yantagte or nchor soil Tho mcn In.
,orgsled are Fold IN be practical nlon'
lnllon men OF long experience and this
VIII do much 10 pld Them In their IN.
iorprlro and IN The formation Of the
company which viii handle the land ana
distribute II among The ooonlsts |, IA
rtopoeed TO hrlpg down farmers and
denied"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-28
MAIL DELIVERIES.


There has been some complain, from
East Bench residents because they have
not two mall deliveries a day instead ~
ono Postmaster Thomas says the city
w rapidly spreading ont and more time
N bolng required for delivery ns this los
cal growth extends The delivery haa
been greatly accelerated by tho cstnh.
llshmont Of station A, nj Eighth East
ana Second South streets, as now car,
rleN start from thoro instead OF from
me main ollco, but thcre IA an Immense
growth OF population IN that section OF
he olly and tho force N carriers win
nave TO he increased In order 10 glvo
increased service, However, thls can.
not he accomplished al once, bnl ns
soon Rs me postmaster can bring this
about n win he done
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-28
ELKS ARE GRATIFIED.
Purple Day Celebration Covered liz.
pcnsos and Was Much Enjoyed

The Elks are IN excellent spirits over
their Purple day jubIlotion Tho ox.
ponses amounted 10 $1,000, ana the rc-
cclpla from the park races ana thu
percentegoe AT saltalr VIII Just about
equal this sum, The lilks are especial.
~ sratlhed over the fact that In all OF
the celebration not ono member OF the
order was known 10 be tho worse Tor
liquor The prizes for the best dee
grated windowa VIII bo awarded this
afternoon, ne tho committee has lust
concluded ~ inspection labors The
Elks hRuto that their celebration
brought 1000 visitors TO this city from
outside points,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-28
Amalgomatod Copper u,oyouoo,
RETURNED MISSIONARIES.

Have you friend or acquaintance
IN your former nod OF labor, TO whom
YOU would like TO send copy OF 'ho
semi'Weekly Nows2 II 80, take ad.
vantage Of cur special offer, made 70
aid tho great missionary work, We
in the United sStos, Canada or Mex.
co AZ hair price 500, This does not
apply 10 points where there are rogu-
lar wards or Stakes, Foreign postage
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-28
BUSINESS NOTES.

To1ay'e local bank cleArIngs nmOunt-
cd 70 i'0D8OOi0. ~ against sii ,63l 70 for
the same day last year
A cory Of tho articles Of Incorporation
of the Brigham CITY Bah Park aspocla.
lion OF Brigham CITY was nlo1 IN Tho
secretary OF states ONCE today. The
purpose OF the association Is to main.
tain ball park ana promote all ogltl.
mate sports, lts capital stock In $1,000,
divided into shares Of Tho por value OF
80 each A. W. Ensign IN president
w H. Eddy vice president, W n ia.
We, secretary H. j, Rich treasurer,
i H. Pierce, manager,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-28
OFFICIALS COMING,


Secretary Wilson of m, department
of agriculture and dlfford rnchot II
the department Of forestry, oro expect.
Cd to vlull rloh next month, probably
about the 18th Thoy win no To San.
pete ana Inspect the Mnntl FORGET no.
serve and make other Investigations
along me lnee " their onclaI work
during their visit,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-28
IDAHO rosTMAsTERs APPOINTED,
Especial to mo oNoNso)

Especial TO the "Nows.o)
Washington, ~ g., Iuly @. Idaho
poslnnstors opponted
Ammon Bingham county Canute W.
pototon vice liphralm H. Empcy ne,
lIgnod,
Iona bingham county, W q, Olsen,
Voc Mosep Wright reelgned
Kiddtr Idaho county CNus klddor
vice Isaac y, Putnam, resigned,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-28

LIVING In tho infected district None
of the now cases ~ above Canal street
nnd ull Of them, with ono exception, at
i222 IT, Ann street, In the rear of the
cry ire IN the area of original lnfec.
lion, Tho majority Of cases reported
are from The French market section
Tho two deaths occurred IN the VT
clnliy Of The market
Tho Louisiana state board ~ IN ses.
zion today II wlll quarantine the
nt1io against Now Orleans with the oN.
caption porhupH NJ the provinces Of st.
TnmmnnN Tongipnhoc and Jefferson,
contiguous Ia tho cliy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-28
IDAHO SUGAR STOCK
Eight Hundred Thousand Dollars
Treasury stock TO be Sold

! Tho board Of directors Of tho
ldaho sugar company met this
\ bomlng, the first iiMn since
, Manager Thomas H. cutler 70.
, TUNED from the east Tho bonrd
WAS IN session some time lla,cn.
Ing 10 Mr. cutters report Of the
recent deal by which the sugar
factory n, Blocktoot was pnr.
chased by the Idaho sugar com.
! pnnN
, The board decided that all tho
( stock IN the treasury OF the com.
pnnN approSImatIng $4,000.
should be sold at once to pros
vide funds 10 meet the purchase
Of the Blaokloot plant The
stockholders " record on Aus D
win be- opportlonod the new
stock M par amounting 10 80 per
cent Of their holdings The pay.
nent IN to be made on or before
Aug, IS, 1905 The stock trans.
fer books close Aug 3. 1905, and
reopen Aug, H. 1908,
Tho dlrcclorg of the Utah su,
gar company ana of the Western
Idaho Sugar COMPANY also held
meetings but only routine busl.
noss was Iranpaotcd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-28
SLIGHTLY COOLER TODAY,

Yesterday was the hottest day IN Tho
year, the mercury reaching Ol at Sp, m,
Tho hottest today was % degrees al 4
y, M end there " Il general plghing Tor
relief MI over town The local weather
olllce predicts cooler weather for to-.
night however
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-28
Crew OF German steamer Rnseurd

Toxic, July rs, $3.50 y, m,--Tho jap.
nnoso navy department announces lha
rescue Of the crew or tho German
steamer Cecole, which IN aground on
Cape Patience, Island OF sakhalln,
Four Germans, two British subjeots,
one Norwegian aud 80 others were
saved and taken to otaru, Japan, on
July 20. The rescue WAS undertaken
az the request OF the German minister
here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-28
PETITIONS For PARDON,

The following petitions for pardon
were hIed lcdny with the attorney gem
orOl' From John T, Carson, forgery, rs
months sentenced July 10 1901, from
piule county Linn n, Jones carnnl
knowlege, ~ months, sentenced Feb,
~, 1905, from Emery county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-28
TWENTY SIX new
CASES YELLOW FEVER

New orleans, July % An onical 10,
port Of 20 ncw cases OF yellow iovor
and two deaths occurring In the pro.
codlng n hours, wns made to the state
health board today making n total of
gO6 ooscg and N deaths 10 date Of
the ~ new onHor, All except one ara
Italians Tho exception n negro
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-28
Getting Ready,

Vice President and General Manager
w. n Bancroft and General Supt w.
Buckingham OF the Oregon short Line
have gone north ON an Inspection RIP
prior 20 the arrival Of the Hartman
sIeclnl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-28
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

Precipitation occurred over portion, ~
W. northern plateau, Rocky mountain
,l2p'' Nir,me northwest central valley,
ana Canadian provinces Ioayy T,V',
were reported ns follows, MoorhGad =,
men nnq Chicago llO Thundoplorn
were uullo general ''N"'''''''In'
.,The temperature changes wcrc ronor,ll,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-28
SUMMER GNIna

Laxative Bromo Qulnlne the world.w vida
Gold. cure removes the cause, Call Tor
,ho !tull nnmo and look Tor signature of
u, W Grove, %e
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-28
MADISON FOREST RESERVE
j, Christensen, Homo Park, Montana,
Given Leave to Make lrrigating Ditch.
special TO the "Ncws' -

Washington y, c. July Is James
chrlstoncn, Home PARK Mont has boon
granted permission by the forest service
to construct nm irrlgatins ditch within
the Madison forest reserve In Idaho.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-28
ASSIGNED TO UTAH.
Graduating West Point Cadets Who
Arc TO DO Stationed at Fort Douglas,

IN the assignment OF graduating
cadets from West Point TO stations In
different branches ot tho service, cadet
Charles Roemor IN assigned TO be second
lieutenant with the Twenty-sccond
light battery ana Cadet John Lund Ia
assigned 10 the Twelfth light battery,
and Cadet Ralph y, Dates 10 the
Twonly-nlnth Infantry Fort Douglas,
Notice from the war department
states that dental surgeons VIII here.
after be carried on the muster rolls
ana rolurns ~ the hospital NJ their
permanent stations
For administrative purposes In the
transaction ~ Ourr0nt business pertain.
ing 70 ordinary routine the following
telephone communication N authorized
10 be established M each military post,
the whole number OF telephones not TO
exceed l2
70 The once Of commanding onioor,,ni
10 the office Of quartermaster,,
TO me once of oommisvary ,,,,,r,nl
~ we nVHllull nst'i't'i,,,i'i,',
70 we guhfdnousc, i,,i,,i,,,,,,i,ui,
10 tho post exchange u,ri,,trpu,u.,1
70 ho residence OF commanding oilloerl
10 me residence Of adJutantn,uurpl
10 me residence or rRoon,,,,nNp,,l
~ ne pump hopae"u,'r.',,,,n,,u,l
TO tho oorNl,u,,",n,,,,u,,,,",p,i
Telephone installation for rifle
ranges, IRE control purposes war col.
leRe, and service schools are not In.
rluded In the above allotment, they be.
ing provided for separately, according
10 the necessities OF the occasion,