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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-28

No MORE Poor PICTUREs.-The peo-
pie have at last been awakened to the
Importance of patronizing tirst-class
gallery, one whose standing in the COM
munity is good, and whose artistic skill is
undoubted. They have been too much inn
posed on by pretenders and adventures
in the business; men whe know nothing,
have had no experience, and employ some
one of limited experience and depend on
them to make the work acceptable to their
customers. Such, alas, is the fact in our
midst among the few galleries that are nct
Co.'S. establishment Mr.. Rees (ef thirty
years experience) personally operates him
self, and his partner attends to the finishing
and delivery of their work. They are both
attentive aud obliging gentlemen, and when
in the reception-room, or operating-room,
you have the attention of one or the other
Of the propretors. Among their employees
may be found gentlemen whose names and
regulations as artists are among the best on
this side of the continent. Mr.. Kopske,
who was educated in one of the best art
schools in the world, in Berlin, is gentle-
man of rare talents. His work in oil,
water-color, pastelle, crayon and India ink
is unsurpassed, and in the coloring Of
porcelain pictures we doubt If his equal
exists. Rees & Co. secured his services at
enormous expense, and are now prepared
to furnish large work. from life or old pic
lures, at moderate cost. Mr.. Vanerson is
too well known to need comment, His name
is on the back of many ofour finest pictures,
and he was proprietor of one ofour finest gal
leries q few years back his time is engaged
in retouching the negatives. Mr.. Burke,
Mr.. Rees' able assistant in the dark room,
was a professor of chemistry in one of our
New York colleges for years, and came
south for his health. Their other en-
ployees are all experienced hands. Not
withstanding the large and expensive force
employed by Rees q Co., paying weekly(raip
or shine) $3.50 orhelp, they offer their work
to the public at one-half the price charged
elsewhere. Such an institution as this
ought to be sustained and encouraged by
the people. Why pay s5 or 90 per dozen
for cards when you can actually do better
for $3.50 per dozen at Rees & Co.'s?
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-28

The ONLY SPEECH MADE TODAY at
the Fair Grounds on opening the box con-
tanning the wonderful African boan was
by the owner of the snake, who uttered a
few curse-ory remarks on getting his fingers
maehpd
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-28

AN AGED CoLoRED CITIZEN FOUND
DROWNED IN THE CANAL.--About two
o'clock this morning some persons stand
ing near the Eighth-street cambridge
saw dead body floating in the water.
On inspection it proved to be that of Jack
son Burwell, q colored man well-known
about the city for the last half century.
The remains were retained in the position
where found till the coroner could be no.
titled.
Jackson Burwell was eighteen years of
age in 1911, when the Theatre was burned,
and was consequently so years of age.
Since the erection of Shafer's new build
ing, he had been employed bY number of
gentlemen rooming there to attend to them.
He had resided on the premises of DR..
Frederick Marx for forty years past. On
last Saturday week he did not appear. and
all the enquiries as to his whereabouts
(and they were many by his white and
colored friends both) failed to elicit any
tidings till this morning, when his body was
found afloat on the waters. Being feeble
and old it is probable he met his fate by
accident in an attempt to get to the
Eigth-street bridge on some dark night.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-28

BY order OF the Board of Directors
WILLIAM p. MUNFORD,
nc oS--6t SecretarV
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-28

The display Of sheep is not as large as
that made last year, nor are the specimens
exhibited as large, though the stock is
good. None of them struck our eye criti-
cally, if they had we would have been at a
loss to have made special note, owing to
the cards explanatory not having been
placed over them.
National Republican., 1873-02-27
PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsALs FOR TRANSPORTATION
orYsE GILL osI ,a,SS 9yisrEssnasEsn,l AZ Es,.sat

oTTIcE CmET ouAnrEnNAsrER,l
pn,sco-r pEEknIskbEI IN rsb,1,qy ~ "A hhiik9S" ik"
se.lsd Proposals iH tEiyliosss viih copy gt 9I:
,,sSheat e RIB w srrs TsoSven s.
". sSss Ssi psSs sR. ma PSHR $ sy VII y gR.ss
having The privilege of being presend for ne trans
P.Tt. nS g. sss Ss.r = So%Ssps s
lng July Lisa PROPOSALS Will be made for routes
ROUTE NO, T..
Comprising tho Posts now existing, or which may
be established In the Department DURING me haoa ga
lSiriy yfcSi psrsil p north iaiiigas: which srS
e TS% e @S4 bsp1 Sss DC
Comprising the Pcs,s S now siistiny, OF which may
year. norts q be I ibry fourth psrse ~ north
latitude, and cast q the COLORADO rneI wneh w
70 SUPPLY, via Ehrenberg.
ROUTE NO A.. p.s,a. ali
From the terminus o. the sop,hsrn rSaIns Iai, u
Route No. q and including Camps Apache and Nc.
bidders will state the rate in United states legal
tender notes psr pound ger one nW hi
ne sheif nsnes @ JIM N f their residence and pest of
nee address. Dlds made by nrin should be signed
ContTaeiors may Be required 70 transport supilles
routes and bidders are requested 70 specify ln ther
proposais the rate at which such tfanspgrtationi
:sSa II s sesIsr ee %RS regular %
~ oi route oad travel to be not less than ten uo)
miles per day. ,,
Each proposal must be accQmpanled by q g,laran.
tee, eEtled BY two responsible persons, whose re.
sponsibiiiiy must be certihed By an Oiicer Of the
United states civil or military service that m case
contract with q satisfactory bond In one fourth q
its amount for It's faithful execution and be IN read
mess for service July j. lS3 The Tiht 70 reject any
or ali bids 10 reserved by the United states
Envelopes should be indorred "prQposals for land
Transportation" and addressed TO thls 9fce, where
blank forms o. proposal and further Information
y, J, DANA,
Chief QuartermAAter Department o. Arizona,
felIR Major and OuartermAster ". Y. A.
National Republican., 1873-02-27
PROPOSALS..
PR9rosALs FOR EyRHIsHISS yIlgr,sa Sptsk HkTE EE
RiiSTGIfbSht dSiGS3 hSii0S3T B6itDISd At WIN

wiNNEpAao, MN, ai month, 18th, 1871.
Sealed proposals., In dupllcatc, will be received by
the subscriber, AZ the Hubbard house, hiog5 Si,I'
sf ofSf is fdT SHnsbine 9n rs Se Rs ssrs
building, 81 rs FEET, Tor Industrial school purposea
= ne Mnnf,ssEo E.,S iRdsn liam " iEsSr'h'
said building 70 be eonstrncted n such material
aud sPeciheations furpished by A, h9l,e[ts, esg;,
sesn psnfI 4 ,6s 81 rfst National 6.p9 spps cS Svs
at the Oce ~ the Superntendent Of Indian Affairs,
at tQmaba, Neb, OF ~ the winnebagO Agency, Neb.
Al gusstigns o. Difference thst may arise In K.
cations are 70 bereferred the above named Arehi
tect for settlement whose decision thereon shall be
said building 10 be completed as sforosald on or
before the 9Oth day Of August, a u. lsi2 ,
Thirty per cent, Of the contract price for said
building will be paid 70 the ooptIactor when the
building "a inel9s.d: an additionsl Bet eep, Shsp
ance upon the entlre compleiion n the building and
H. acceptance by the United States agent Tor the
Zach proposal must have copy Of this advertise
ment q slip from newspsperl ittached thereto.
The contractor or contractors will be required to
give good aud sufficient bnnd, IN the SUN Of tfn
thousand doars, tsO.oo,l for the fulhllment Of the
cheney must be certihed 70 Gy Unied states Judge
The contractor o. contractors ulusi he prepared
81 once TO enter into said bond aud execute the con
The right Is reserved TO reject any or all bids that
,Ptopossls s6oyd be addressed e the pnderstsped,
d9rsed Proposals. for Constructing Building at
Bladers arc Invited he present a, the opening Of
bids which will be rronP,l A. h nc ITTy h2gr above
febta U. y. Indian Agent
National Republican., 1873-02-27
DIED.

MIDDLETON In this City on the eysninE u me
18th instant, At i0tS O'Clock, honknI wnfh MI ~
last twenty years resident Of this oityn the
silly-nlnth year pf his age. ,--.,.
The iner, will take peoe from be
No lc5 Ninth street northwest, on frldAy morning.
the 2sth inst, at II O'Clock. "
llrIELDs,-M Providence hospital, in hls city,
Of tho Cherokee nation, -.
large circle Of friends IN this city and his death
will be deeply regretted by All He came V thla
city In the winter Of te65 delegate from his na
uJf aud sinoe that time has soIOurned hero, en-.
yARed from time TO time In business for his people.
He was In his seventy hrnt year.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MuwILLIAMS-On tho 18th instant, Mrs Iak.
nlLIA MgWILLIksis, aged twenty nine years, wife
Funeral viii lake place from Nops Z street south;
west, Thnrsdayt AZ O'clock y m. Relatives and
friends are invited TO attend.
sHELsE.-Qn tpe S,,h Instsp,. at :ss ?; m, after
dearybeloyed wife q CHARLES shelse, aged twenty
eight years two mouths aud sixteen dAye
The funeral will take place from the residence, -
Eighth street southeast Thursday, the 9Th. ht \
O'Clock y. The friends Of the family are Invited
10 attend
National Republican., 1873-02-27
CHIIT QuARTERNAsTIn's OIEIcE,

\
CHI6r QuARTERsAsJERsQy QyyISE'
seTaiSSIfnt tSis once Snt 's nSSR, FTRB March y gS
asr rhsa ssRSs siiSS iSs pess " BEING sup
plying A, or reasopase PROJECTION q .pS SSsIn; conn;
he asSa July y s,,lon, s,S6 q
psrtmept, x " o. isl, local proposals Va! No 8
tsf%.T ssesssa ~ 70 sseS ss q he Dsa
nishing all OF reasonabe proportion OF the srain'
the .propsrty .of the United states, and hay n
srs . be Sf sooS %eTsSsn,sSe Sesy and to &c
delivered Al such times and in such ausptitics as
y iSereSss or diminutop during he aseSi year
wsvp. p,DJ, RESSrf asS fosi AYR fSsTsp s
BBSSPa: BSSPaa rSSS SS5S 80 s SST esS sS.
pounds; hay, s7alcp pounds; wood 90 cords
Tucson Depot aud Camp Jowell-Darley, 81 eoo
ponnd.: corr, SSSoS aSop POUNDS pon nay lno""
Camp kpacho-Corn, soO,Qoo, POUNDS hay, i.ssi!co
- pounds wood, sSo cords hard, ~ ~ soft ,,.. ,.y
CAMP B1sS pOsuSs WOOD sSSfa. eSTd:
rounds; hay, TscOo pounds; WOOD. $50 cords
Camp i Date crestIBarIey, aiseo wounds. corn,
l8% pognds; hay, I&"o pouhds' "oou' i'O
New Post 81 Mt Graham-p barley; spe@ rounds:
sSEa sgoa .1 serd. S.aa' ~ eofS: ea .oi % pO"na
Camp Huapai, barley, ssoo p2nnds; cGrn, "a ~: r.
soft - -
vi .ooO pounds; hay, asls,OOo pounds; WOOD loO
cords hard so cords soft. 49,.
Camp MOjaye-Barley, lp,O0O pOundsi hay, lSo,0o
pounds; wood. no cords soft -
Camp ySras.BPTIsS &c .s1 co. POUNDS; corn tco'
Each PROPOSAL must be accompanied by guarali'
| tee signed by two responsible persons whose fe.
HIonsibity must be certined by an Oiiicer u the
United states civil military service, that In case
the bid Is accepted the bidder will at once execute
contract with a satisfactory bond In one fourth the
amount pf the contract The Iiyht 70 reject any @
ali bids Ia reserved by the United States. Blank
forms Of proposals and further Information may bS
obtained from this once and from the Depot and
| POst OuATte fmnsterr, Envelopes Of prOpOsaa in
tended foS this once TO be ndorsed Proposals fol
Forage and Fuel" and addressed TO the under
| signed. Local PROPOSALS, under General Orders No
81, to be addressed 70 the Quartermaster q the De
rot or POst for which the bid Is intended, aud In
| dprsed a. above. "
| y. y. DANA,
Chief ouArternas,er. Dept Of ArizJil, Major aud
| N n A fglth
National Republican., 1873-02-27
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

DRoPosAIs FOR SUPPLIES.
cuIEr QuARrERNlsrYRs orIIoE,l
DEPARTMENT OF THE COLUMBIA
l SSSSS eooS y 5EspSY it sS Sf Rpr
furnish the QuartermAAter's Department ~ Port
.ns tms Sna s Il susS AZ may from nns
to time BE- required, during the ensuing nscal year
~ per following Partial lists
STATIONERY.
% resms fociscap Paper;
ioS g sSssts sSsss iiisttiasP iisaiiSsPr rapsT: hssai'
100 gross Steel Pens;
loo dozen Lead Pencils;
10 pints Blaek Lux:
9D bottles Mucilage.
HARDWARE.
90 Files, assorted;
s5oo lbs iiorye and Mule Shoe Nails;
i5sS iSs HSTss HTs and Mule shoos;
10 l5s Einishins Nails
9Gooksiias stoves:
Is lJo1 STOVES;
80 stovepipe EiDows
~Ouorss H'' SrasbasI
isS Curry MnI.y yco1I11s.' SG1me.'
aiUO lbs Harness Leather;
IS lbs Birdie Leather.
" sheep skins.
PAINTS
Opl lbs Chrome Green;
~ lbs Chrome yellow;
INn0 lba White Lead;
I Ss ISs R,iSS sstioN rSths; 6enTe.
OILS.
lOC gallons Boiled on;
~ OHallons haw OIL:
~ gallons Turpentine.
HORSE MEDICINES.
% quarts LAudanum;
lOJ bottles Mustang Linimont;
asgallona Olive on;
"a bottles Gansiing on;
bJ lbs Aloes.
wHERLwRIGHT TIMBER.
Ia Wagon Bows;
IO0D feet Hardwood Timber;
so hpokes;
80 felloea.
WINDOW sAsHEs. FRAMES, sc.
Is Doors:
n Window Sashes,
PROPOSALS are only required for articles OF the bes
quality, aud from parties actually dealing IN them
lsuch a. Stationery from bationeru, kc, aud mus
be In riplicate. with copy OF this advertisement At
tsehed. inei2sed in an envelope and plainly mArke'
THIther PARTICULARS can be obtained on applieH
ton 70 this once where complete lit q s 1Teio
pepnsy I Is SuaTtefmaster General U J. A. Uhiei 0asr
terniAhter. eu1
National Republican., 1873-02-27
pRorosALs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

DRoPosALs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
US, Army BuLplSo.j
coGSER HSgsT2S Sa ASP GSEkss f,E .TRsEIs' =, LETS
SsEsF Es IoF IRs following sa6'i''snoe Stores
I,Ss SSIs FIoar illi hssdlIned aHd sealed bpngsi
80 bbls. Flour, Extra Family full headlined and
SU6is, White Corn Meal, full hsadllned anu
SoOO l6s. HH Hans, y. c." full hcHdlined and sealed
bO kits Mackerel Mess"
IcJS lbs. Smoked Ieef, in lOClb boxes
IcSiSs. Smeisd Tongue, N % lOol6 S eSSe, .,
ioaS iSs. Green isiS cone, IN bbls full headlined.
% Ss cat afIS ESsi ssssa IN b6s fai heaSiiRsG
30 sslls SSSidenS sy fgp, IN b6ig., and \ GSS
o gals a brown Sa%RRs sSsp SfS Os SO IL sa b SS
sou lbs. di c1adiss. Ada, IS, full weights, in iOIb
mo NJ. S0bSf; pfisS SiFsGPSSs FsGSPESss
SO ss L.. L. BrisS BTisS fEEEISss. ffEEtss French.
80 boxes 4, l. HAiains, H's aud ~
bSS gals, Cider ypesaT, in iron hound & bEl.. .,,
aG fne y sGtIss dSes G5Ss eihEeGGE
and Mixed Pickles, pints.
~ doE Picked cucumbers and Onions, Domes'
~ doz. L. L i. Worcestershire Sauce, pints, Il in
10000 lbs. IL. NJ Beans, in bbs., full heAdlined,
5,UO lbs Salt, in bbls', full headlined,
100 iSs Pearl iiOainy in SO, pSpsrS' % lbs IN
IuO dos. Extracts, Vanilla aud Lemon,
LOO lbs, Corn Starch, and Laundry Starch in ilb
soIba. Eaecaroni, yermicsili and Tsriocs,
| so boxes Table Salt.
| 2OO doz. Toilet Soap, assorted
| iOI lba. Yeast Powders and Chocolate. .
| ial liza Cream Tartar and Carb. Soda, IN III
| papers.
| uboGea Desiccated Goldfish,
| - lbs Laundry Indigo and Nutmgp.
s5 lbs each OF AlspiCe, Cloves, GINGER, emma
mon, Cayenne Pepper, aud Mustard, In Alb
LOO lbs, pure ground Black Pepper in i.lb. ia
80 d6E C1ndensed Mix, "EAglen brand.
lUD doN Cranberry Sauce, bpiced Salmon, fresl
| salmon, Fresh Oysters, lfckled Oysters
/ Lo6sters, Preserved Peaches, Preserves
Jelly, Raspberry jam fTesh Peaches, fresl
Beans, and Tomatoes, In 2.pound Cane,
The manner OF making bids requirements OF bio
ders, kc, the same a. previous advertisements irOt
These Stores are required for immediate shil
| uf the Government W. w BURNS,
feb9 Major and Com Sub, U. :. \.
National Republican., 1873-02-27
JAY COOKE q CO.,
New York, Philadelphia and Washington
feh1MTuwTh6F
GOVERNMENT SALES.

wv ElNNMENl DhLLC.
GOvERSAEST SALE:
QUARTERMAsIERH OEYICE,t
foRr hILEI KAN, Feb. ~, lMl
Kansas, at T 10 S,eioci a IN, on THURSDAY. ,ths "a
day Of April. ls73, quantity OF stores which have
been Inspected aud found 70 be 81 no further ser.
VICE TO the Government, eonsisunE In part OF the
y Horses.
II Hand RAkes.
~ Water Buckets.
"a Water Barrels.
II llWhiteyaah Brushes.
IS Hhoyels and Spades.
II HAtchete.
lLAnterns
y HaApa.
lSs Ties, assorted.
ias fsnis, A. and wall"
10 Ausur Bits
fCarpenter Rules.
lbpndlockA
3 Horse and Mule Collars
d Blind Brides.
hsad Halter Hattsrs'
Saddles.
3Counter Scales.
lpAullna.
md Pounds Crackers,
and variety of other Stores which will be offered
in snail gu1ntss sseh a. rSe pns
The horses offered will be sold separately, and q
though lnsuitsd 70 sayalry purposes are for The
'Mauy of 1he other articles eau be made useful by
farmers and stockmen, who will be Afforded an op
portunity 10 supply their wants at largely reduced
Terms Of sale, cash on delivery. which will b,
made Immediately after the sale.
by authority ofthe perartmept SoRRImMsRRdt1Iri RIMRtIi
fets Cart, Assistant ouarterniastsr, u. 4. A.
National Republican., 1873-02-27
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

QTTIcE OF InE wAsHIsoTos A9yFpycr,l
WASHINGTON, ID. o., Feb ~, ls71 y
Sealed proposals, lndorsed "Proposala for Build
ing Telegraphm will be received IL the ONCE Of the
WashinEton hgueduct until u O'Clock m, on the
9iih day of March ne1t, for the construction OF q
Direct Telegraph, extending from Great falls TO
Washington.
Propossis will bo received only on the oilicial
Information, can be had on apriicanpp TX pAh or
Major OF fngineeru u. T. A.,
feb6est Chief Engineer Washington kIucduct
National Republican., 1873-02-27
febss Cart Assistant ouArtermastsr' u,
9 ALE OF GOVERNMENT PRoPERT y
FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
o FIcE CHIER CohMIssARY OF SVpsIsIEscE,l
DEPARrMEHT of TUE MisSsoghi' ssy' I

o FICE CHIEY CohMIssARY OF SVpsIsrEsCE,I
DEPARTMENT OF TN MISSOURI, !
foRT LEAvEEwoRTH, KAN, Jan, p, lbIA J
Sealed Proposals., In duplicate will be received at
this ONCE until u O'Clock, m, February D. 1913 for
furnishing the Subsistence Department, United
States Army, Fort Leayenworth. Kan, with the fol
rowing uAnled articles!
5000 pounds Bacon, clear sides, city trimmed, in
iSl,0Sj pounds xxx Flour. from fall wheat In
square single and double e4oks, containing l0
pounds net each, and In welleoopered' funheAd'
1850 pounds Beans. iO.QO pounds Rice, and sOOpO
pounds Salt In barrels well ooopered and full head
lined. and In square double sacks, containing lou
S,ooo pounds Green Rio Coffee, in original sacks
aud In square double sacks, containing lO pOuh
sSsopo pounds Brown sgFar, Sgaai 70 stsw.rrs
In square double sacks, containing lo pounds net
in barrels and hAlfbarrels, full iron,hooped and
ioOco pounds AdAm.nt Candles aud ~ pounds
Extra Family soAp In boIes,well strapped with Iron
Bdders viii state what quantity Of each article bid
for they will furnish and when they will deliver the
SANG, . well a. the Kind Of packages. The sunniea
Samples must 10 furnished Of all the articles eI.
blank forms Of proposals will be furnished upon
application TO this office, well by the purchas
| ing comminsaries In st. Louis and ChicHHo
| fea C' 'G 81 Det Mo.
National Republican., 1873-02-27
DRoposALs FOR REMOVAL OF WRECK.
Y. 8. ESeISEER's, 9rIg,IISGE,

a.- " >, hsuiNhik y, ,g,iHEf
CHAnLEsIOSi \, O., Feb, H. 1873 !
Proposals. will be received at this ONCE until noon
ON the 18th day OF March next, for the removal OF
one small wooden wreck from the savannah river
about four miles below the city OF savannah, ueoT
gia Tor full Iarticulara Apply to the undersigned
o. A. NtIlMONE,
Major Of Eng!nceFs, Rrrv5t Major dCncraI 4, 4, A..
fCbal
National Republican., 1873-02-27
BUILDING MATERIAL.

THE ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY
j. Il now prepared to furnish CARRIAGE STEPS
Of the size prescribed by the Board Of Public Works,
ln initiation OF Gray and Black Granite, Seneca and
Sandstone, and guarantee them as durable Aa nat.
urAl stone, and about one half the price.
TlLINU and SIDEWALKS LAID and HOUSES
workmen.
For samples OF steps and sidewalks see Board Of
Public Works, reservation corner Of Ninth street
and Pennsylyania avenue, and Green williAms'
suction store; house frontcd northeast corner OF
and fifth streets.
The best Portland Cement.
Leave your orders with
G. L. CREECY,
Genera Manager, 03i y street.
National Republican., 1873-02-27
pRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES IN ARIZONA.

Articles must bs OF the best quality, and be 81
pounds net weight
Deliveries, in time and quantities, upon due notice
Two reliable sureties must be Named prices be
stated In United States currency, and SAMPLES &C
company bids.
Proposais will bc received for the whole or any
Part o. the above specifed amounts,
The right n reserved Of accepting or rejecting any
bid, asmay be deemed best for the interest Of the
United States.
Further particulars as TO conditions, payments,
&c, may he learned upon application " the Military
Headduartarp. Han Grancisco, Cal. SAutA Ne, N.
NJ At any post In New Mexico or Arizona or At this
Ofiice.
Tnyelopea should be indorsed, "Proposala for
fiour aud tori Beans" and be addressed " the un
by command II Breyet Major General Crook.
A. W, EVANS,
Major Third Cavalry, Acting Chief oommisuary of
Subsistence febo
National Republican., 1873-02-27
PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs FOR sUPP.IEs.
Orr1cE Cnrrr orAnrEnNlsrEn,j

OTTfcE CHIET orARrERNAsrER,l
pov,ID.,rIs D,rsSTMssI 1lnsss Of in. GoLUlssgIA' l1g'
sss'9 md 4fsPiS u gss S Z SSss;;iG ss;inr = e.:
s'd d.T are 5f5sa " r o@ @oPH a MoNDsf ne
sptSihsd @ SeloRttSs dsssrss 70 s Wv
Ind ~ K he % hs .srs N may f.rs
during The fiscal year ending June D. IsiL
uOcora. = s9ETfSSpl asTd NS1a. OREGON
,9cords pi soft Wood.
isS$$ $s$ $$$$$: $$S $$$$$$: 4 b$sss,. s;s;
I.gpcords u Hard Weed. or,
S;sS sords q y sGf. Wood
o Sa1ds 81 q say stfsS Ss1ed Of gS ioS-cj
golT STEVENS. OREGON
sS S RSS1da: RsSSSas St Sf 22s,s 2.s tSsfaS3 [s:ffsSfd
SiaS POUNDS oi straw. GCibsied,
FORT GAPE DISAPPOINTMENT. W 7,
sgs g% ESS%a: iSS%a: 4 & sssy siiy..i &C., ;.i.l
Hu, ,,LAngr CAMP :. sAs M JUAN ISLAND. W.T.
~. ESaSds y LAY, t5sisd
,"" 'o,a. %YSSRf \ RfS S6LVffEE'wr
i'%S Sus6sIs q q Charcoal.
n,cW pounds o. Straw
Uo cord, Il E9GT %gaG LAPwA'Lr
m, sS 5 bushels bushels q q Charcoal. ca,
f iSSS PSSRaa; I,SSRa: & 6 sis; stfsw.
s,...,. ,E9RI BOISE,
l@sS pSands q barley, .tsacEed1
sSS%S % PSSd pSSnds 81 81 stss Straw.
-, FORT XII AMATH, OREGON.
Lar busheIs q Charcoal
f%;% fsS POUND: POUND: & & sHas; stfssw.
,vOoo-jg, CANT !, gosy wsRSEn, OREGON.
& @ SSsas: SSaSS: q z Ssis ssFSqi Sf barley .cl,d
i@sIsS 'S1y.s ESS5S: ESSRSS: q q Hay; s,,yyx
, CANT HaRsEY, OREGON.
4oo cords q y w22d d.,
ISSS RP9Snd: RoSndd: q = B6,,lsy AZ, ysElS !s1ESsf31
ss0,oo POUNDS q straw.
L1NKyILLE, OREGON.
i,S%SoSS % Pounds an 81 % Hay.
ISSooo pounds q straw.
once Sddrcs, q ths bladder with one copy Of this
tor IIHy md Wood must state the lind proposed o
Tho whole or any portion of the supplies may be
bid for, but nQ average bids will be entertained
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by
T snsd y ss srsr .ss.
p fhs. supp6cS should the contract be awarded 70
the bidder.
The United States reserves the right 10 receive the
whole or any portion Of the supplies that may be
contracted fori also TO reject any or all bids. .
The hnal award for any post will not be made until
the bids made At the post have been received and
compared with the bids received at this ONCE,
Separate prOpusais must be made for each post
indOrped "Propoaals for furiishing supplies AZ -N
Blank PROPOSALS can be had on sgpliss.i9n a this
Deputy QuartermEster General U, & A., Chief Quar-
termAeter Department OF the Columbia. febi7