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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-24

ONE WAsHBuRN SHEkYBp.-One Of the
numerous Washburn.famiiy has come to grief
BY Being defeated isr the Radical nomination
&t GlS governor II 1naass0ta, Tie Radical Con
sepAioa met = st. Paul, on July 18TH four
candidates Being Ia the 6ela, but the nomins.
Hon W. 1Srfied u " c. X, Davis 7e
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-24

BAGGING THEIR PLUHDE1.-xsmbers Of
ceperess are drawing their back pay monthly,
aaAer Beat Buffers salary bin, determined 70
Asss To money in their pockets in case the
bffsiouId be repealed at tho next session u
e bg.sJlla1sT fitsiY.vs3 = II ss8s77gss aafYqs
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-24

The RACE AT PLAcERvILIx.-An exciting race took
place over the PlaeeSvnle course on last Saturday
evening between the celebrated quarter horses
Buckskin and BobtaiL The idea that Il VA . scrub
race was indignantly repealed by the owners OF the
respective flyers. and the amount Of money bet on
The result sucieny sttests the high appreciation
which the competing horses were held By the friends
and admirers Of each For days the race had
been the absorbing topic Of conversation in sporting
circles and the excitement reached fever heat on
Saturday morning when IL became known that the
race was not Cd. had been reported but that Dad
knight was backing Buckskin and George Hardin
was backing Bsbtail. and that at T. p NJ the horses
would be tapped Oh without fail. Being no Judge Of
horse flesh, but naturally anxious to wituess . race
wherein The hsteat horse tine On seeord Was to be
eclipsed. we were promptly on hand 1t the hour
stated ready 70 record the time - given In by tho
judges. Considerable taste displayed In the %.
lection OF the track. which In the bed Of Wolf
creek. where the sand and mud was not over eight
inches In depth though level stretch Of about 400
yards II length. Of tat character Of ground was q
length agreed upon. DR.. Irwin, the owner OF Bob
tail, being over weight, declined to ride, and Mr.
Mosier finally consented to back tho unruly steed
and send him the track, while Ben White agreed
TO ride Buckskin. Bets were freely offered, tho
friends Of Bobtail being jubilsnt and confident Of
victory. but Buckskin's friends evidently weakened
Time being called, both horses were brought 70 the
scratch, and. the word being given away they went
An . starter Buckskin 10 decided success; Bobtai.
however. gradually drew up. and st the quarter pole
nosing along close in the rear of Buckskin The
latter however, kept the lead and passed the judgss
stand on keen lope with daylight between him and
the gallant Bobtai some Fry, ons Of the judaes at
the outcome. gave the race to Buckskin BY about
forty feet. but thsro was considerable difference of
opiAion the friends Of Bobtai claiming that he lost
the race By only three fest: and DR.. Irwin Wa %
confident that his horse could beat Buckskn that he
offered to run tho race over again for nothing. q
proposition which Dad knight very sensbly declined
to accept The Doctor II evidently Of the opinion that
Dad knight outjockeyed him. In preparing Buck.
skin for the race by removing his heavy shoes and
substituting Fighter ones; and ono inconsiderate
hombre, who had lost stamps TO the amount Of four
bits Buckskin, suggested that the latter horse
would run much faster Il couple Of milk cans had
bsen suhsttated In paOs Of rders but VI think &c
unjnst imputa&ion on Duckskin - squartsr horse
though y might accelsrats his speed In ur.mile
hest We were - abeosbsd II the race thatwo Tor.
got 70 kssp Time The distance was yards ana We
ss&isAed that both horses made tinado Of $50
Cor BAcx.-Major 4. :. Tooss fsearnsd nom Boiss
CITY on ast Tuesday. having spent several days there
on professional business. n Fiaf ssgEvqsaa4 Il
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-24

-TRoUBLE IN THk HAREM.-Great men have
their troubles, a. well - ordinary men. The
latest Utah scandal il that Mrs. Ann Eliza
Webb Young, the, seventeenth and last wife Of
the Prophet, has left his bed sad board, wheth-
or with sufficient cause or provocation we are
not informed; and has taken rooms at the
Walker House. It il also rumOred that sew.
eral Gentle lawyers, probably briefless barris-
ter,, have rushed to her rescue, and are
abont to commence proceeding for divorce
in her behalf, with claim for alimony. Should
such proceedings be instituted, there will no
doubt be some rich and racy Developments
bat il Ann Eliza ru.hed into matrimony with
IL. Lords Anointsd,r with her eyes open,
Knowing that Brigham had more than his com.
plement Of legal wives already. how can ahe
get salimony7 There - no telling. however.
what Mexican VIII do. A judicial 49,, who
who has made 20 many blunden in his anxiety
TO- get q dig at the Latter Day Saints, would
no doubt lend himsslf to any scheme gotten up
BY Gentle shysters to Aasass Brigham and his
followers. The seeding wife, and apostate po-
lygaalst. i said not to bear the best reputation
in thez world, her chastity, unlike that of Lu-
crece,, Being rather questionable, to say the
least Of it. ~, '. pa
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-24
IDITO1

DANA DIsCHARGED-The telegraph gives
us = neagrs account of- the deciaion of Judge
Blatchfcrd, Of New York, in tho Dana libel
csse. He denied the duplication for q war
rant Of extradition. holding that it would be
unconstitutional 70 send Dasa TO the District
Of Columbia fdr trial before court wherein
he wetld not have the benefit Of trial BY jury.
He, therefore, ordered the discharge, of Mr.
Dana from tho custody Of tho Marshal. The
decision Of Judge Blatohford was greeted with
cheers BY the friende Of Dana. and the latter
was warmly congratulated by his friends on
tho result Of the proceedings. This judicial
viadication Of the constitutional rights Of q
citizen, and the freedom Of the press. is Pc
culisrly gratifying, in view Of the organised
efforts, Of late, made to muxzlo the press, and
prevent An exposure Of the gigantic schemes
Of robbery and swiudling being practioed by
public officials throughout the land. Senator
Carpenter and Beast Butler, in their defense
Of tho Credit Mobilisr .swindle and the back
psy robbery, may indulge in their broadsides
against the press, but the course Of the latter
has received the endorsement Of the. people
throughout the country, irrespective of party;
and the demagogues. and defenders. and apollo
gists of these acts Of public robbery will find,
at the expiration of their official terms. that
tho people have no further use for them as
public servants. Having proved recreant to
the trust reposed in them, in the past. no conf
dence will be placed in them in tho future.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09
A Dog Glasses Railroad Train for Fsur-
tees Miles, and Keeps Up with Il.

tfrom the st. Paul Pressl
Wednesday last was "a good day for the
race"--the canine race Is referred to--as the
following true tale Of Minnesota dog, re-
lated by 4 reliable eyewitness, shall prove.
On that day,,as one Of the trains on the
Lake Superior and Mississippi railroad stop
ped at Centreville, q few miles beyond White
Bear Lake, q lady took scat In one OF the
passenger coaches, and the train started.
When II stopped at White Boar station dog
Of medium size, and with rather q shaggy
coat, came alongslde upon the platform, and
was noticed to be very warm and painting
heavily; again, few miles further on, halt
was made to take water, aud Conductor
Bond called the attention Of some Of the
passengers to the fact that that dog had fol-
lowed them from white Bear Lake, as he
supposed. The train was again of, and
shortly doggy was seen close behind. Pas
sengers became Interested, and crowded 10
the rear Of the car to watch the race. Occa-
sionally, at some pool beside the track, dog
Ky would dash down, take few drops Of the
cooling fluid, varying this sometimes with q
bath, and then, with sharp yelp or two, as
II In pain at the idea Of being left behind,
dash on. In this way an even race was
maintained until down grade was reached,
when the train made q long swift dash to gain
itnpctub loI Iipluk BEuuc pcyouu. bokky
now fell behind; no tried hard, but Il was too
much for him; his little body was, however,
Just full OF pluck and perseverance, and "a
the delight Of the passengers, whose sympathy
was fully aroused for the canine hero, when
the up grade was reached doggy made good
his loss and caught up with the train. Con
ductor Bond said that he would stop and take
up the weary runner now showing signs oil
exhaustion, but there was no one 10 take care
Of him or to deliver him to at the journey,
end. By this time the lady passenger from
Centreyillc became interested to know wha
Il was which so excited the passengers, nnt
as she saw the little racer she Immediately
recognized him us the pet Of tho friends will
whom she had been visiting at Centrevillc
He had followed her to the depot, and gal
lantly attended her on foot on her journey
until within about four miles OF St. Paul
Conductor Bond seized the bell-rope, tn
train was quickly stopped, and doggy wa
% taken on board, where he was given FIRST
class quarters and free ride, which he Ia,
amply earned by fairly running afourtcen
mile race with passenger train making II
usual time. II Is needless to add that dOgg.
was as delighted as his weary little bod
would allow to regain sight Of the friend h
Ind followed, and that he was the hero Of th
hour with oil on board the train.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09
DRoPOsAIs FOR TOBACCO.


NEw Yohk, July a isl
Sealed proposals. In duplicate will be received At
this once until !. O'Clock m August a 1914 for fur
nishins for the United States army hfty thounand
pounds OF Tobacco. with the power OF Increasing
the am0uat nfty thousand pounds II desired BY the
department
fhe propossls viii state accurately, In dssai. The
- 70 " keeping qualities hot climates Ii trans
horahon; Of what leaf; as to stock year and curing
the wrnpper and hller Ia made; whether the binder
y used what casing ID nsed and when. where and
how 10 be manufactured; in WHIST hind Of pack asp
put up for sh pment, and whether machine or hand
The Tobacco to be made in plugs, weighing full
one half pound each. and 70 equal the best grade OF
army Or navy Tobacc not to be lower In quality
pot CompissAry. New Yort city.
The Tobacco TO be packed Ia boxes (eaddies) to
contain twsntyone pounds, nss each, md the boxes
TO be pAcked IN cases, (eght 70 case head lined
Samples tive cases packed as above reluired) Of
tho Tobacco proposed to he furnished must accom-.
pany the proposals, and be referred 10 therein No
conilton.i future perfection, to equal sample
Grade, Will be entertained. The samples 30 fur.
nished will 30 paid for At fair market rAss fdeemed
good quality for sales to troops tbs
An officer OF the army and an expert will DO TO
CURED to examine and inspect the Tobacco In the
leaf, N tho course OF manufacture and when
Two sureties who will agree 10 guarantee Me exc
cuuon OF the contract according To Its true intent
aud meAntng; aud who will enter into bond In tbs
sum q ten Thousand dollars to that eject, II re.
quired, will align bids as well as the propoter.
The right to reject any and All bid. Is reseryed
wiLLIAM " BURNS,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09
DRoPosALs FOR COAL,

GoyEasNnsr HOSPITAL ron TIE IpsAxyl
NAB MAsHiseros. u. o., June %, 1sN Z
rs sesie1 pr9p9s.is are invited TN noon Of BAT.
uhDAn July lsth; when they Will DO opened IN the
1sssnse n, q inch biddsrs choose attend
1S,Gs, q astG lSs each % best sltu
sons tso tonsl q ssto lb. each % best white IN.
o. . NE uPRsE Hospital wharf the delivery % com
lance Of any PROPOSAL, and to be continued At ths
rate o. 81 least four hundred t<o) tons each week
until the whole amount advertised for 10 Delivered
Lho coat VIII be rsceived in strict accordance With
me act approved July II. ls70 PAyments o. ninety
per cent Of the amonnt due for each cargo win
Dc made Immediately after It IL received; and the
ten ol per cent withheld will b. raid when the full
smount q coal eneased to be delivered In accord.
nnes WITH this advertisement and eDsaSsments
Y furnish coal Is above will Be considered 1niess
the true name In given In the offer by which the
coal bidder proposes TO furnish Is best known In
dealer or miner; and the suoce.sful bidder must
iurnish the exact quality and description Of coal
hat he asrees 70 farnsh. Oilers viii be received
from the same person or company to furninh either
bituminous or anthracite coal alone or both kilds
q coal Bids will be considered binding for ave 90
da nyc.,s after the IN o. July and the right Is dis
made, a IN the Judgment o. the superintendent
Jssl eoa~ q. II. NICHOLS, supt.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09

BARNES,-On tho It'll instant, CArHlnISE, infs mt
daughter Of WIN. A. and Susanna Barnes. aged Ave
funsral will take PLACE from parents, re.idepce.
No 1854 Twenty. hrst street northwest, "Wednesday,
attend.
sou o. James '. and Ehims asI ssed twenty seven ven
days.
SLEMAN,-On the s.h irstant, GRACE infant
daughter Of John L. and Mary Z. blemsn, ased siI
dence, No sh p street northwest, Thirsday morn.
ink July 10. ct 10 O'Clock. friends are invited to
PAINTER, -Ou tho sth instant, MARI ELIZA.
BnrH, daughter Of John and Josephine Fainter.
Aeed four years and two months.
Funeral will take place from rarents' residence.
No. ITO q street northwest, Wednesday, O'Clock y.
m. Relatives and friends arc invited to attend.
wILsON.-On the morning OF the It'll instant,
tn ee days
Hls funeral vii take Place from the residence Of
hts daughter, Mrs W. w. Johnson. corner ri Four
md streets, Wednesd y. July ., at O'clock p m;
to attend.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09
WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAII.RoAp.
WAsHINeToN CITY, VIRGINIA MIDLAND

WASHINGTON CITY, VIRGINIA MIDLAND
w AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY, tOranse. Alexandria and MAnas.
sas and LynchbnrF and Dsnville Railroad
D0UBLE DAILY JhAiSs except Sunday p. M
connections will be made between Washington and
lynchburs in the Yreat line from New Orleans ard
and Ohio railroad 81 aordonsville and OhaTioties.
yiie lor hichnond snd South. and all the line TO
Leave Washington BY Potomac Ferry oompsny's
boats, Beyenth street wharf, twice daily-7 a m,
and T. m, and tshe trains corner King aud
Arrive a. Lynchbury At 10 p m, and ~ .. m ;
making close oonneetions West and Southwest
street wharf a. m, daily, excepting sunday,
lesn., ohspsins only a LynehburH. :.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, Washington,
2: o. or At Alexandria. corner Of King and Union
KnoI,s Omnibus Line makes rapid connection he.
tween Bal,inore snd Ohio railroad depot and sey.
Bre.ii.st and supper on ferry boats for through
passengers.
ava I'M. BRoADUs. O. T. A.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09
THE MARKETS.



S,si's,isy Ls~i. yo,r,on o., Bart.t,, so,tn,a,t
e.r~.r u rsnHsylsa"ia ars"us sad Isrn nrsst'.
Washisyion,
Western ypSp MA Pss t h Ms @
& SS5ss ssd grissE S ~ Ssss
SS s sss ats%iS e. sise
Baitinore Markets.
BALrIxons,, July 8 = Brcad.tprs : Flour. :.
liz sales reeorted s%oun s 70 10 bbs foSsss
ss.: s!; s,s' s'I a !. &c e ss -
'na r ss,iri e. ssutSsss sS. today
xs,s conan ned e :Sss. & hashsis new n r
:s$Sf M S.sa :: %
we're sSc !. " sns, red at sL.sssi IS and sO
&c ea soYE rsssiyl. q western Corn to-day
AMOUNTED 70 tl;,o bq,hsi. Thc msrtsi y dpll for
10. ssiss were io,oD bushels m,lsd ). ssSSssN
Ssa IN sns ss saihss yN
mixed S SP.s saS. 'sp cent sg SisS!s
esns: snd ysow y q cent?. smA 'ss' ~n
oa,.-The receipts srs Ices liberal. and tbs market
do. t " cents, and SO bushels Southern 81 b0sb7
,sss fS. .r SsSisn but price. ar. steady
'T;ss e s.n ;s'' AZ q 2 S:ss: :: %.ls
on Ssnns hf |. .nd
nd W, are s.ill Without tIsn.setion. to ady.e
erpool 70 day, but prices are nominally nnchsnred
s ESan We aGSs Rs' s:n GOV niadps
isssll cents The receipts a. all ports il
% ss Sa'' &c Il. s.ss
bales same time last weeh. sod ISL bales same
weeh last year; stock a al ports aSo,sn bales.
ite.,.;,o.. The western msrhsts are reported
strong, partieuiSriy. for cut meats. There Is no
on the mari.t, and We quote nominsily 81 TSesiS
sids. bacon 4 IN. active demand. md ,:b6ins
ssn'. ior ~ side. cent. fcr sIssr rs do
md ~ ande e.. sSal& ssats have sesn *
Sides. Hams We quote At itSis cents. Lard Is sti
Msss Fol- q sis sols oil j ~ bbI, We learn Of q
q ms raw susar
reported today. but the market is still dull. and
the feeling h rather IN buyer fayo. The sales
S sSs: fsSs e. on gy /,
cents. and % hhds Porto Rico At g., cents III MS.
Gerry purposes We quote day as foliows, VIZ
SsS: sna f.ssS css.
boIes No. 10. sxoas,s cents; Porto Rico grocery,
Ss: s sssHa s.a Ss.s
!. W.i.k... The sugpy o. Hlsh Wines continues
livht snd the market Il consequently qniet We
note small % 60 western at 70 cents per gallon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09
D RoPosALs FOR STEAM sL0oPs-oP.WAR.


.,- ,WAsHIsaTor, June 81, lsll J
Sealed proposals will be received at this Bureau
until y O'Clock. noon. August 7. is7s for the con.
etruction, including all the materials except me
I've oai timber. Of the hull Of steam sloop.ofvar
OF About ~ tons measurement. complete for see
service. Plans and specincations in detail for tho
hull. showing the work to be done may be seen and
snamined ~ this bureau, and at the Comma dApts
once at the Navy Yards At Philadelphia, Brooiyn,
yhhriestown aud kittery. on and alter the 9Th OF
The hull must be completed In ell respects &c.
cordns 20 the contract aud specifications: the ma.
mn., b. aone G n ~ me best quality and the work
deliyered At tuch Navy Yard on the Atsttc coast q
the Department may direct IN eight months from
The date and signing Of the contract
Payments viii be made a. the work progresses in
proporuonate amounts, reservink the usual per
cssptase until tho hnAi completion ana accsI lance
The bids must be accompanied with III, guarSn.
tee required by law that II the contract Il agarded
WI DC promptly executed, and the natnes Of the
.Inount Of the face Of the contract Will also 30
The Department reserves the right to ACCEPT or
te,ees any 4r ~ lid. which. in IL opinion arc not
,b BID, III only e ,sSssp.ed from p.re. Who are
facilities for doing the work. JexlHtd
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09
COURT OF THE pIsTRICI
L. OF OoLpMBiA.
Alexander Humes ct al 49,. r

John IIumns q at
ls73 that The sale made BY Richard T. Morseii, ths
Trustee in this cause, on the 18th day 81 June, ia
day Oh May last, and BY him reported to this Court,
Of The south feet front by the depth Of the LOT %
Lot No ~, and the North eject front by the depth
Of the lot Of Lot No. D. In square No tSs and I'm,
proyements, 70 J, A. dIiesbauer, for the sum OF
agas be- tnd The same !, hereby, ratified and con
by the Court A. wYLIE
IsHFSw' Assistant Clerk.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09
u PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

Hhoi oohLo roh hfNMh bUffLlhS.
oryIcF OF rHR CHRy QuARrERMAsrzny
fohr LkANIswoRTH, KAN, June ~. ls71
Sealed proIosaa. In tripicate. wilt DO received at
this Office. and by the poet quartermAsters at the
posts named below, until O'Clock a m July ~ is1s
iSr inc delivery o. the following named supple. At
FORT RILEY, KANSAS.
.bOyhO pounds Corn.
nv.0D pounds Oats,
FORT LARNED. KANsAB
n !D.btO pounds Corn.
10 be delivered At railroad station nearest Fort
go, FORT DODGE. KANSAS.
ll00.tsy pounds Corn,
Ib,0O pounds Oats.
NJ W be delivered q railroad station nearest Fofi
Deliveries 10 commence within ten tlo) days from
~ the rate OF q least one fourth w Of the entire
qunhtites contra tied for per month.
nm%srs Will state their price per one hundred no.
r,vpvsals will be received for any portion of the
No proposal will be entertained unless the party
bids, or represented BY ~ age or attorney, ,r 4
Known by the ofhcer receiving the proposals. TO be
reeponsible; and each proposal must be accom-.
panied by the guaranty OF two persons who are
Known 70 the officer receiving the proposal 10 be re-
he usual conditions which can be sscertAiped 1t
this office, will be imposed upon bidders aud con.
tractors and blank forms VI proposals will be fur.
ni.hed upon application.
| by authority OF the DsIartment Commander;
| ment Of the Missouri.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09
d PROPOSALS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
L WILMINGTON HARBoR, DELAWARE.
u. b. ENoNEER OrvIcrI

les CHEsIsuT sTn.hT,
PHrtADELPHIA, Pa. June n, liza
Sealed prof. o~Als, In duplicate, ifh copy Of fhs
advertisement attaohsd TO each. wi be received Of
July ~ lsI3. for removing from no chAnnel o.
rock -, 'A
Forms. specifications. drawings. and Information
vii be furnisned from tins ofcs. wherr map Of 10.
cality can be seen. j. u. KUkTL,
Lieut. Colonel OF Ensneers
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09
UNITED STATES EsaINnEn OyYIoR,
l8s CHferNUr BrREKT,

IMPROVEMENT OF GREAT KANAwHA
i HIvER-DAMs AND DIKEB.
No. 4 PUBLIC LANDING,
CNcIssATI, ONO, June ~. ISIS,
this oiice until noon on MONDAY. the 18Th day Of
July, 1874 for furnishing and putting In place the
struction Of the Following Riprsp Dams and bikes,
on the Great KanawhA river Sixteen miles above
stone; half mile below harleston. Ills shosf, 400
cubic yards stone; two miles below ChArleston.
Brush will DO used at the discretion Of the Ensi
All thu above mentioned work must be completed
by December I, ls12
specifications and printed forms for proposals
will be fnrnshed on Application 10 the undersigned
q to A. NJ SCOTT. Civil En.inser Charleston. W.
Va. WIN. Il, MERRILIA
ian Major Engiueerp
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09
PROPOSALS FOR GRANITE.

FruNEER OFFIcF, U, g. AAMYl
NEWPORT. r. l., June ", is,a
Sealed proposals will be received al this Office
until ~ !, M on the 18th day o. July. isgS, for
bpecincAtions In regard to the work and blank
forms for proposals. aud guaranty will be sent on
Major o. Ensinssfs. Bvt MAJOR Gen. .. t.,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09
G O K E.

Orders len At the
0AsI.IGHT OFFICk,
No. Hsrenth street; At III First street southwss
epruor Third aud & streets, or Ito BTidEe. afree
Vsovssowa- sDi,h prompuy attsndsd to' COLL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09
PROPOSALS,


DUftjbiNo: All Wkshiadf9s. B. ..
wR6 sstisfr i Rs1gi SsIissFffflhii5Iss'S5Rx
y r. s 6 Asfq @ 81 p. s
dr.sinS. Described IN the .nS
ss,sd fot - he ;,e ,n osn,pg q ne rolled
cast iron brse kets, SC. and ornameniai esstiron
fSTs SI as ri sst y 3. b
partmenis building, Washington. ID. d.
uls bad On .ppIis sben Al ,Ris once a ''n'a
Al .e,nodns reaIlred By ihs eoptrsstors 70 put
men, free o. charge. but viii Be erected ~ he con
rloPys.ls VII be made BY tho piece. iine.i foot
ons sde STs s 9S :"
5,d ~ az ss, Tn shols rs NUT b
fsymsnts win be male monthly, deduc,ln~ ten
~ ss !. pS be X scnS q
the bidder viii acoea and perform The ccnifsciH
ssTsss SS o. Z pa z. ss e
re United STATE. Court o. ne district attorney Of
or II bid. Pe dsemsd for e ,hs n.srss! 81 ~
S sqs Sc as re- e as
md does not conform in every fe.pset Y the re
Nom P.rts. Who arc 70, ihs%.si,.. sns.ssS N .Ss
who have MOI the necessary facilities for getting
y FEESp9s.i; YIN Be indor.ed 'Blds for Iren WORK
ma NAY Rass..,a% ;o pndns wS,1MPfSrpt r o.
ly1,A Supervising Xrchitsct
phopusALs fok sTEAM sLo0Ps OF WAR.
,NA NAVY DspAsrxxrrJ
Sealed proposal. vii &c rsss1eS !. his burs.u
. UNI, ~ 9eioch noon Ansn,t la foE the con
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