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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-05-21
A CARD.

Our long talked Of Fast Freight line makes lie reg
ular trips on time. For the bensdt Of shippers Il
viii from this day on run ~ follows:
All goods arriving for Idaho win leave immediate.
y upon rsaching Toano thereby avoiding any delays
and making Il a uninterrupted transit from San
Francisco 10 destinations on railroad time
In connection with the fAst freight line Am ship
ping slow freight 70 I'll points Of Idaho Territory
With dispatch. and q lowest possible rates.
The railroad charges from San Fancisoo 10 Win.
nsmucca Toano and xslton on goods destined eor
Idaho ass alike and With the advantags Of having The
best and shortest road Idaho shipps ON GET their
freight through VIA Toano IL quicker time and for
sss money than frUm any other point on the Central
Pacific Railroad.
ALSO notce that the steam wagon Of Meesrs. Roe-
q Landing hss made an attempt 10 start from Ksi
ton to Idaho, but, finding the mud TOO desp. was
obliged 70 return 10 Kslton an sorry Cor the ship
PERI. but had thsy started om here shsy would not
havs ossn troubled With muddy roads nor large hills
During u coming frait sssson win run % Boise
City onos week In four days with iruit from Cali
forniA and ordinary lAst isleAt win make their time
through In ok days.
~ Marx has plenty o. transportasioa constantly
q hand. and will u q IdaAo he Art q Juns -
oentEaee for slcw ftslghts. Yours truly,
IoAso. NV. Nay 4 is7A -. MARX.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-05-21
ruK NEWS IN BRIEr.

All the liovor dealers IN Crescent City, Cali
fornia. Are aoiog to apply for yearly license
- order - ciroumvent the Local OptiOnists.
Klsma Is county, California. has surrendered
her .,reanixatiOn, aud SiskiyOu will take vote
I'm receiving portion Of her territory.
Every election precinct 10 California. % mf
a we have heard. voting under the local option
law, has given majority agasssf licensing
whisky selling. ~
doned in the United States for want Of mate
rial 70 work on. 80 :.
A fight occurred between the friends Of
Baxter and Brooks. claimants 70 the governor:
ship of Arksnsas, recently, 10 which numOe1 "
men, mostly negroes, were killed.
A new crevasse in tho Mississippi river lev
A has formed near Friar's Point and inunds.
ted the adjacent country.
The YeIIowstOne expedition after prolo0g'
ed war with the Sioux lDdisns have bern CON-
PEELED t0 retrace their steps. They report D!e
prospects ia the mountains south OF tho Big
Horn river, and also>On Tongue river.
The city Indebtedness Of New York city was
increased four millions Of dollars during the
month Of April last.
Hon James D. Fay. formerly Of Jackson
Vile. Oregon. has been admitted to practice
law in tho municipal courts Of San Francisco
A telegram Of May 9th. say. 1t is well un.
derst0od that Minister Jay will not return 70
Vienna. having become involved 10 . dispute
with tho Austrian authorities. aud
invoked bis rights ~ foreign subject. Of
which the Austrian Government complained q
tn. American Government. The latter dec'
ded against and rebuked Jay.
Colorado has nearly seven hundred miles u
railroad in operation.
The Michigan University faculty expelled s.
sophomores and 40 freshmen for hszing. q
short time ago
Congressman Dawes stated in his argument
against the passage IL the Centennial bill thai
not dollar Of the public debt had been PAID
this year, while the Government had kept bach
g., 200 900 in the same time from the sinkint
fund. At this rate. prospects for n. 'nmedi
ate liquidation Of the public debt can hardI,
be- considered exciting.
| A. j. Hatch. County Surveyor of Reno. Ne
vadn. has twenty acres ot alfalfa growing sue
cessiuliy ON ground formerly COVERED viii
sayr brush. He continues +, irrigate his h~Ids
aud 10 not confident that alfalfa will do wei
without il. although il can BE- cultivated
wherever the sage grows. Hatch has mad'
inprov .nents about HE home which contras
radically aud pleasantly with the NATURAL!
wild sage plains about Reno. lie intends out
LAYING 6 600 upon his homestead.
| The SlasdArd Office ut Schuylersille. New
York, = Temperance paper. was entered. late
|ly. aud the forms wrecked. 4 strong argu
mcnt against temperance!
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-05-21

PORTLAND il fast becoming synonymous with
corruption. No sooner 10 ono specimen Of Boss
Tweedism shown up than another 10 unearth.
ed. The exposure Of the Custom House ring
was followed Immediately BY the fight Of Ladd.
the defaulting School Clerk. and on tho heels
Of that tho Neses publishes the namea oi
eighteen OF twenty prominent citizens. lawyers.
business men and politicians, who subscribed
money. and the sum subscribed BY each, last
Fall Tor the purpose Of corrupting the voters
Of Multnomah county. Tho subscribers to the
corruption fund were Of tho Custom House
ring. and their supporters, - i the case every.
whore. Wherever therc 10 . Custom House,
there i sure to form around It . ring Of swim.
dlers, who halt 1t 90 means 10 enrich them.
selves.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-05-21

OwyHEE-We condense the following items
from the Aralanche Of May 10th:
Sunday School in Silver City.
Joe Delaney. the type.sticker, il going to re-
side in Owyhee.
Silver Cityites are taking steps 10 organize a
Ere company. Wise notion that.
The scarlet fever 10 sbating among the iuve-
niles. and il being replaced BY soar throat
among the grown people.
The stages now arrive at Silver IN wheels.
There 10 hide drying establishment 10 Sill.
yer City. and the proprietor 10 Notified to move
it out OF hell hear something drap."
A two year old child Of Dave Picket's. at
Jordan valley. fell into the ere lately. and was
burned about the abdomen and upper portion
of ito limbs IN fearful manner.
Acting Commissioner. w. w. Curtis. Of the
General Land Office. under date 81 April IS
1874, decided that the act Of May 10, 1872. re.
quires annual expenditures only upon vein or
lode claims, leaving placer claims A. they had
been, previous to the passage "f said act. sub.
ject to the operation Of the local laws, rules
regulations and customs.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-05-21

ApvEnrtsxas ~ THE wosLp.-Wc publish below
reference lie, which viii enable readers Of the wosi
10 turn With facility the sdvcrtiseme~ss Il any
sho advertise In its columns. We do this because
NC think II better for ell concerned than The rather
stale asd always pleasant. practice Of giving 10
cal paas;
dealer; advertisement middle Of hrst column. Ola
n.ss page.
Jos<rA Ssads~ siier-Brc~ery. advertisement same
coinmn and page sbosc.
Re,nA.rs Hrus Forwarding and commi- sson iner.
chsa,s advertisement second eolumn. arss page.
Fraak Css,per-t3sshs and boarding. advertisement
sccoud column. nrsi page.
LsaA HesSe-hoard aud lodging. n q. Luney.
proprietor: advertisement second column. drss page
International HcGd-j. W. Dawson proprietor:
board aud lodging: advertisement second column
nrst rage.
Hau's EncAa.ss-wm. r. Hat, proprietor. hoard
and lodging: advertisement second column. nrss
Fesser's Rssfasraas-Johu Foster. proprietor: I'D
vert,semcnt s~cond column. nrsa page.
Guy Lsrsyy Syaba<-A. Orchard proprietor: sdver-
tsss mcnt second column. nrst page.
Whss<'s EncAamoe-Mtkc fcnncr. proprietor; I'd.
vcrsiscmcnt In afsh column. second page.
Wagon AVID Carpemsey ShoP-H. Joncs. proprietor:
advertisement in aslh column. second page.
Robert }. Mmiiseaa Ce.--Sewing machtnes. ami
JsAa Drssai 4 ce-soda. ami column. second
page.
b. H. Observation-Disclosures and jcweier. third
column. third page.
r. r. Notwithstanding and Commission Mer.
chant, ToAnv. Nevada; advertisement third column.
third page
TAosas Barvy-0cneral merchant. fourth column.
third pa0e
c. s. Ksassiey-0encral merchant, fourth column.
third page.
q. W. Crahs-0cneral merchant. hfth column,
third page
Ba~k,ss Hoxse qf C. ". Moore 4 Co.--Ftnh col.
unn. third page
CITY Drug Scre-Dr. H. Zipf proprietor; ann
column. third page.
Mes Neat 1ar&a-John 0Arrecht, proprietor:
fourth column. fourth page.
wasAiasssa xarass-lcDevits 4 Rowe, proprietors:
fourth column. fourth page.
Empirs Neoi Naracfs- STARK. Towey Garrett.
proprietors. fourth column. fourth page.
Professional csrds. and the cards Of Champions.
Good Tsmplnrs and Odd Fellows are on arst page
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-05-21

RoBBlxG PAUL.-The New York Herald
says the Ogden Jsscsion. in report OF the
farewell sermon of Dr.. Adams, Of the Mission
street Church. says: DR.. Adams quoted the
words Of Moses to the tribes on the day when
he became 90 years Of Age. which he pro-
nouuccd 10 be the coronation Of oil literature
II am now ready to DO offered; the time Of
my departure Is at hand. have fought q good
fight; have finished my course; have kept
the faith. Henceforth there. is laid up for NE
q crown Of righteousness which the Lord. the
Righteous Judge. shall give me ON that day
not Only me. but unto all men who lore biz
commandments" There must be prevailing
lack of interest in the Bible to account for the
almost universal ignorance Of it contents and
teachings among . people who have had il
dinned into their Ears from their infancy up
In our readings we are continually amazed al
meeting with erroneous quotations from scrip
ture; and not long ago We read column Of
sneers at the unpardooable ignorance of skep
tics about the Bible, in which the writer il
attempting In render Scripture text. com
united blunder which would have been mex
cusabls 10 . school boy. "SEARCH Tnt
SCRIPTURES"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-05-21

NORTHERN IDAH0.-We c0ndense tho fol.
lowing items from the Signal Of May 9th:
Chong. . Cbinsman, sentenced to tho peni.
testiary for one year.
Mrs. Belle Chamberlain 10 lecturing the Lew.
istonians On spiritualism.
3. H. Benin. Of Genesee valley. while haul.
ing load of rails last week, fell oil the wagon
and broke his arm near the wrist.
The steamer Tenino, Capt Stump. has ar.
rived At Lewiston bringing seventy tons Of
freight. ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-05-21

SoMK puppy in the Statesm1n kennel, indulg.
cd feeble bark at ~ during the temporary
absence Of the old dog, last week. The sounds
emitted possessed the general characteristics
Of the bark Of that inferior breed Of CANNES,
10 sufficient degree to pretty clearly estsblish
tho origin Of the puppy.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-05-21

MOBBED.-A man BY the nsme Of Simms.
Who has been . resident Of tho Lower Psyette
valley for some time, ~ We leain from private
letter, was hanged few days ego . short
distance below Middleton. The provocation
which led to tho act Of summary vengeance
seems TO havs been N attempt on the part OF
Mr.. 8. to conceal some cattle which be had
purchased from Mrs. Ray. who was divorced
from her husband something like Is months
ago. Nrs. Rays right to dispose Of tho stock
i Jet to b decided By the courts. We think.
ana he theory Of the mob which banged Simms
was, that 10 was trying to make way with the
cattie before 6nsl decision was obtained. be-
lisviag, q everybody cleo seems 70. that the
ossrts win. 10 The end, give the property r.
NJ. Ray, iasssad Of bic divorced wife. We
rseret = hsys = ehrosicle affairs Of this NJ
tsrs. IL Nv i strong enough il properly
sslssssd, = pratsst and % punish whoever
neels ~ eos . ~ otbss; and ws thisk tho
sreeutiosersof Mr. sinas win hsve reason 70
$500 lheir -, however deeply. Mr.. Ray
~ hase 49, Wrosge1 and Injured. and We
le.bt DoG ltso aeeousts. BIZ wrongs hsve ben
DEisseaa
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-05-21
TIE SACRAMENTO UNIoN.-The Sacramen

THr SACRAMENTO UNIoN.-The Sacramen-
TO Us;o. is great and powerful newspaper.
Its circulation il immense; ito Influence equal.
II great; and whether welded for good or evil
the fact il the same. With . wonderfully
short.sishted jealousy it has long exerted ito
utmost strength in an effort to retard the
growth Of Idaho Territory. forgetting that Ida
ho 10 tributary to California, and that her pros
perity augments the gains Of California! for
getting. also, that two thirds Of the reading
people Of this Territory are s6bscribers to the
Uaios. In doing this it is warning against its
own interests It 10 crippling neighbor and
friend directly. and Indirectly. il doing an in
;urv 10 iss State and itself. That it should
eivs its best efforts ~ the work Of building up
the State Of California is proper and right; but
10 do 90 it 10 not necessary that it should tear
down its neighbours houses to get material to
build its own. There 10 room in the world Tor
all. and abundant resources and opportunity
for all to prosper; and we think the Uaic" will
have occasion yet to regret ito selfish and SUI
cidal course toward Idaho. if tho editorial in
the ri Weekly Statesmas Of . few days ago
don't convert it to better ways We have some
hopes, though, that it will have the shrewdness
to eco that the man who prevented Idaho
from loaning her bonds" 10 able to do it an IT.
70, arabic injury, and will abandon ito great
wickedness before it 10 too late. Respecting the
Uaios's ability in spite Of ito numerous sins, a
we do, we wept tears as large a. millstone'
when we read the StatesmaR's squelcher thu
other day and thought Of thel'~k Of utter disnay
with which it would be received By the Usio'
people. and the widespread ruin it, influence
would inevitably entail upon their paper.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-05-21
Ana COUNTY.-We condense the following
items from the Boise CITY Slafeswon:

items from the Boise City Statesman:
An inmate Of the penitentiary at Boise City,
named John Black. filed bic irons OF lately and
digging hole through his cell, tried to effect
bic escape. but was prevented BY the warden.
James Walters, under sentence Of death, ut
Malad for murder. escaped so,ne days ago.
The body Of E. g. Hunt, brother Of Mr..
George Hunt. Of Payette valley, was found
recently. Mr. Hunt was drowned in Noven,.
Der 1871. and his body il supposed 70 have
Avashed tn the place where Il was found, dur
ing the high water Of 1872
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-05-21

JAMES O'M.RA, Esq, has resumed bic posi-
ton on the Portland, Oregon, Bsllstia, q ii
editor In chief He Wa its Washington cor.
respondent during The past Winter.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-05-21

BIG heads. according to statement in q late
number OF the Ogden junction. are not indexes
TO Intellectual greatness. It says"s man died
lately 10 Green county. New York. whose brain
weighed fourteen ounces more than the aver.
age thinking apparatus. and was half an ounce
heavier than that Of Daniel Webster" yet he
was IN atrocious assassin and desperado. Sew.
eral murders were laid 1t bic door. but he was
only convicted, % We understand the article.
Of one; for that one be was hanged. But while
awaiting the execution OF his sentence and him
self. be varied the monotony Of his prison life
By caving in the head Of bis ja,lor. His crimes
were imputed to insanity. though the physicians
who examined bic brain failed to discover any.
thing about the organ u warrant such con.
elusiou. Given sufficient quantity Of brain.
and sound pkysiqse. and the intellectual force
Of tho individual will Be found to b regulated
By tho temperament, and not BY quantity Of
brain; but Of course these two conditions
uniting with well developed brain will be- "a
vorsbie to great mental power aad superiority.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-05-21

- Hon u yssy bsse rho1oozapAs. - 70 Drsdlay
= 1alo9ua'e Oal1eey VIM = UEvkTon, -
Aoaaeomesy olsssk - 1Saneleoo.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-05-21

THERE i Mum : member Of Congress
Be 10 christened David A.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-20
zpAIR0, ARKANSAS AND TEXAS
AND CAIRO AND Full.
TON AkAILROADS.

The shertsst aud only direct route from
Cairo to Jscksonport, Little Rock, Hot
Springs, Fulton, and all points in Arkansas
and the Southwest, and Galveston, Houston,
Dallas, Austin and all points In Texas
TWELVE HOURS In ADVANCE OF
ANY OTHER ROUTE. $50
Through tickets, through bills Of lading,
and information as to freight rates. pas.
senger tare, come ctions, etc., can be oh.
tanned at the company's office in Winters
biooks corner Of Seventh street and Com
nercisl avenue. W
Hacks will call at private residences and
hotels for passengers, when orders are left
n tinle. ,.,...ss a. ....,.. ....,....
Elegant Pullman palace sleeping cars on
all night trains.
= TRIMS run daily, Sundays exccpted) from
the Cairo Office as follows:
CHARLEsToN ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Grcenheid's. :. .933 IN aud :05 IN.
Arsive at Greenfeld's. .9:l1 IN and3:3s p. M.
d Ao- ExPREss RIMS DAILY
Leaves Greentcld's ......... 2OO:p. M,
Arrive at ,Grecndeld's. l:40 p m.
ID. AXrELL, Chief Engineer.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-20

Bet Commercial and Washington a\unucs
IL Is true, the Coct0r Is one Of the oldest
physicians OF tho place, aud his diploma.
mat hargs in ld, office, shows that he has
oeen ~ years IN the profession. He Is doing
larger Office practice than any other ply
slclan, treating all kinds Of chronic diseases
OF The human system, such as old ulcers, and
MI diseases of the skin, hiImors and blood
pOi.ons; also diseases of the throat also
a. diseases OF the eyes OF years standing (;
also artificial eyes inserted fistula cured
without the ice OF n Kniie ; cancers cured
by the application of medicines; pimples on
the face removed; all urinary diseases
cured all forms Of yenereal and private
diseases cured in the shortest time semia
weakness and scli-abuse cured in sSsr
time.
II Is selt-evilent that a physician treating
eases for twenty-five years acquires great
Kill.
Nj consultrions contidentical, In rpeysom
Or by lettea.
medicines furnished at office In all
lA-23tf nR. DAVID HULTz.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-20
JOB PRINTING MATERIAL

In the Southwest and will fill orders for such work at
low prices be obtained in st. Louis Chicago Louis
vile or Cincinnati
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-20
A, j. ROE NJ. /,

Office over Thoms IL Bros ctoccry store.
No. ia Commercial avenue, corner Eight,
street. Residence corner Va hinetoE ave,
nue. and FoufteeEth street.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-20

During the dull season, while Merchants and others
have leisure time to devote such matters we suggest
them the proprlety of procuring their
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-20
{. W. CUNNING, NJ. D.

RESlDENCE--corner Ninth anil Walnut
Streets. Ohice-c0rner sixth street and
Ohio leyee. Office hours--iroll a. M, 10
u M, and or, ~,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-20
FO u n ID II Y,
NJ A G ii ] n K S II o j
FonoEs AND PirE FITTlSG,

ACTIIN ERY
Manufactured and repaired.
Special attention given TO light and heavy
forging. house, bridge, railroad and Jail work
ana all work OF Il similar character.
steam and gas lifting in all it, branches
fun assortment OF Morris, Taskcr d COZ
Philadelphia pipo and fittings. Brass goods
etc, and gas fixtures always on hand.
PIPING OF HOUSE FOR GAS
MADE SPECIALLY.
Agen. for Cameron's special steam pumr
aud boiler feeder. The best manufactures,
Coils patent syphon pumps, and Judson',
patent governor and governor valve.
The following engines, etc., for sale
TWO steamboat engines, lst inch bore OF
cylinder; five feet stroke and in good order
One steamboat shaft and crank: wrot iron
One engine for hosting freight; 7iXl6.
One IONIC saw mill engine, with SHAFT and
crank for muly or gang saw, second hand.
One new 1Nl2 engine; my own manuiac.
ture.
Also, secondhand stavo cutting ma.
chine and jointer, and warehouse hosting
machine, In good order.
Engines and machinery Of all kinds bought
and sold.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-07

9. I asked you where you eos that from,
and you said from the voucher. a. Well,
suppose Il Il IN the voucher. Z N.Y.
Q. asked you II you derived that 900 fsst
from the chart measurement, snd you said mol
4. It Is from the map. -
Q. am not asking about your map, am
asking You now under oath whether that 900
feet was derived from . measurement A. II
you mean to say that went out with chain,
that Of course I did not do.
Q. What did you 60 out With A. took
the voucher, got the price, and the map shows
clearly that there IL 900 feet there.
@. Then, when you stated few moments
ago that this correction was made from an
actual and accurate measurement, you stated
To the best Of my belief, that Is accurate.
q. And your beliefis based upon the voucher,
and the figures you found upon the voucher
A. Certainly.
Q. And nothing elsei A. Nothing else.
BY Mr.. Mattingly: Q. Is that voucher based
on q measurement A. Certainly the voucher Is
based on measurements.
By Mr.. Jewett: Q. By whomi A. The meas
urement was first made by the gentleman who
fish, and then they are gone over by Mr.. Bar
ney.
Q. You do not vary from your answer that
neither the chain nor any other instrument was
applied to that second measurement 4. No, sir;
not by me.
By Mr.. stanton: Q. When yon say that you
did not use the chain, do you mean that you
did not use the chain when you prepared this
statement A. That IL what / mean.
@. Were the proper appliances and instru-
ments used when that measurement was made
on which the voucher was based; were the
proper instruments used to make measure
ment when that measurement was made on
which the voucher issuedi A. Certainly.
@. The measurement, then, was carefully
and accurately madel A. Yes, sir. a..-.-
Q. And the voucher issued thereon7 A. Yes,
sir; exactly.
Q. And when you came to prepare this state
ment you took the record of a measurement
without going out A. To measure it; that
is the state OF It, sir.
Q. Now when you testified the other day
that no re-measurement was made, did you
mean no re-measuremcnt for the preparation
OF this particular statement A. That Is what
meant.
Q. When you said that this final column was
made up from vouchers, was each voucher
based upon q measurement made before the
voucher was issuedl Is each voucher of this
statement based upon q re-measurement care
fully made of the work. A. Yes, sir; Il Is
based upon o careful measurement.
Q. Please get the vouchers and point out the
measurement shown on themi A. There are
a great number of them.
Q. VIII you get one as an illustration
Witness produces vouchers.
By Mr.. Stanton: Q. Have you brought any
Of the vouchers with you referred to in the last
column of your statement A. have, sir.
Q. Whereabouts in the statement do you find
theml A. Mr.. Lay has just handed them tc
me. l do not know exactly where they are
stated. Voucher offered in evidence as fol
lows
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-07

Dated -, 1873
1 hereby certify that have measured and In
spected the work done by d. r. Smith, on the i'm
provement Of First street northwest, (from Penn
sylvana avenue to + street,) in square -, en-
Public Works, Contract No. SS4, and find 1t cor
rect as to quantity and quality, and that the work
has been done and material and labor furnished
as per contract and specifications.
CHAs. r. BARNEY. Asst Engineer
Dated October 2T, 1873.
knl,n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-07

of - street, (between and -streets,)
- in - hereby certify that the work en-
braced was done under the order.of the Board of
Public Works, in conformity with the contract
and specifications,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-07

Isee Fourth Pase.l