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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-03-15
Notice Of the Appointment Of Execntrix,
STATE OF IOWA, l.
RIICHANAN COIJNTY- s

BUCHANAN COUNTY, 50
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That the under
signed has been duly appointed and qualified
as Executrix of the Estate Of Joseph Cherry
late of Buchanan county, Iowa, deceased. All
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them, du.
ly authenticated, to the undersigned for allow
apce, JANE CHERRY,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-03-15

AND now it comes to light that Hon.
Geo. W. McCrary, Iowa's rising states
man, and member Of the Cabinet, was
in the early days, a poet, and wrote YER
ses for the newspapers. He has grown
we'll out of that romantic stage OF his
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-03-15
CATALOGUES.
VICK'S
illustrated Priced Catalogue.

Seventy-five pages-3M Illustrations, with
Descriptions of thousands of the best Flowers
and Vegetables In the world, and the way to
grow them-all for Il Two CENT postage stamp.
Printed in German and English.
Vick's Flower and Vegetable Garden,
so cents In paper covers; In elegant cloth GOV.
ers, 81 90.
Vick's Illustrated Monthly Magazine.
81 pages, fine Illustrations, and COlored Plate
in every number. Price, 81. % a year Five
copies for 81. 90.
Address. JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-03-15

The present open winter is regarded
as very unfavorable for hop vines.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-12-25

at eight dollars a barrel we can't pay poets
any such wages as this one demands.-Wash-
ington Post.
WHAT Is sweeter than q sugar house? Why,
a young ladies' seminary when IL Is full Of
1asses.-Talmage.
DREAMS are q delusion and snare. man
will roll in wealth through a space of ungiven
time and positively be surrounded with all
the comforts, blessings and luxuries of king,
only to awaken to the realization Of the fact
that his cornhusK mattress is getting terribly
hard and his supply of bedclothes consists of a
solitary patchwork quilt in which the cotton
has all gone astray.-New York Medical Re-
view.
THE REV. MARX TRAFToN is on the tramp as
a lecturer. His subject is woman; Where
Shall We Put Herr" Ii the reverend gentle
man places any stated value upon his Uranium
he will do well TO canvass In the towns where
he intends to hold forth, beforehand. We
know there are women VIII Sc spinal columns
are pretty stiff, and they might turn the tables
and lecture on THE Rev. Mark Trafton; Where
Shall We Put Him?"-Boston Post.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-12-25

and enterprise in order TO monopoliZe the
traffic from ocean to ocean. State charters are
ignored or forgotten. state lines are obliterat-
ed. Feeble roads are being swallowed up ana
gradually assimilated so to form a part of
the vast combination. Vanderbilt and Scott
and Garrett are grasping after national power,
and are already exercising as absolute a con-
troll over the nnancIal and commercial inter-
ests OF the country as the autocrat OF Russia
within his 3xn dominions. Their influence Is
felt in every nook and corner of the land.
Their fiat is the law in the remotest ham
let. They d K the price at which yard OF cal
leo shall be sold in the most obscure village.
They determine how much every farmer shall
get for bushel of corn. They establish the
rate at which a barrel OF Minnesota flour shall
he sold in the New York market. They decide
for the manufacturer how much his mschin-
cry shall cost. They draw a circle around the
wholesale dealers and declare thus far shall it
be profitable for you to transport your goods
and no farther. They build up the CONNER
cIal prosperity Of one city and destroy the
commercial supremacy Of another.
Now Is the time for congress to begin to act.
The crisis is upon us. The railroads are rap
idly consolidating and combining with c CHI
other. They are pushing out their briarean
arms over new fields. They are using their
enormous aggregated wealth in daily making
new territory tributary TO their power and In
fiuence. Within the next four years there
must be inaugurated a tremendous struggle
between these railroad dictators and the
government to determine which shall DO SUI.
preme The financial question being nearly
settled. the next grand question win be the
railroad problem. II must come. Everything
is gravitatlng In that direction.
There is no mistaking the drift or public
opinion upon the subject, and unless the
railroads change their policy OF their own
accord they may be compelled to do it by
legislation. The New York Bulletin, IN
commenting upon the situation, remarks
that 1.-THE west is getting to be power that
is not TO be despised, and when that power
is unitedly exercised TO carry a point where
its material interests are at stake, it would
be the height of folly to treat it with con.
tempt II the railroad people were half as
keen IN this respect as they are in other
things, they would foresee the storm that is
gathering and seek to avert il, or break its
force by such a change of policy as would
take from them the reproach of occupying
AN attitude antagonistic to the interests of
the people. Unfortunately, there is no IN
'dcstion that their disposition lies in that
direction, and nothing remains, therefore,
but to let things take their course. 1t
would be misfortune for the country, In a
thousand ways to have the already well
nigh absolute powers of the general govern
'ment added to by placing the great trans
'portation interests of the country under
its control; but as things are progressing al
present, we fear it is too late to prevent it,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-12-25
How About Suppressed Representation
I'm M massachusetts,.
TSpringfield Republican. 1

Nearly half of the voters are democrats;
on account of these democrats, the number
OF representatives allowed the state in the
national house of representatives is almost
double what it would otherwise be; and yet
this almost half of the voting population
will have but single congressman out of
the eleven in the next house. At the recent
election 136, lie votes were cast for republic
can candidates for congressman, and 1877 .l57
for opposition: but Mr.. Morse. of Boston,
will be the only spokesman of the next
house of this large opposition. In other
words, while 1851 votes on the average
elected one republican congressman, III, 1877
opposition votes elected only one. Where is
the Blaine TO insist that. il the republicans
continue this almost total suppression of the
democratic vote, they shall, at leas', be de-
prived of some OF those seats in the house
based upon democratic citizens.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-12-25
MIR. Blaine Chsrged with Plagiarism.
Hartford Times1

An English gentleman, who resides in this
vicinity, aud has read Mr.. Blsine's latest har-
angue against the south. ssys it struck him
that he had read the substance, and In great
part the very language of that speech a
good while ago. On turning to his COL
lection of the speeches of Daniel
OConneSl in parliament he says he found
almost the same speech, delivered Gf
our informant remembers correctly what his
E1glish friend said IN 1882 in the matter of
the Cork election. OF course the figures,
sDd the language also, in places are changed
to suit Blaine's purpose in the present case,
but the speech is said to be essentially o Con-
nelPs and not Blalne's
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-12-25

THE Sweet Singer of Michigan" has pub
hshed another volume of poetry, which in
cludes a tragic poem, "Little Libbie," from
which the following is excavated:
While eating dinner this dear little child
Was choked on piece of beef
Doctors came, tried their skill awhile,
But none could give relief.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-12-25
CREATION.
aAMRoAD TRAusP


The sa beet of railrosdtra p''a.'on rom
= ss.board citiesL vSery justly re-
o,a Of command Tag importance
and one Dc handing oongret aoou'
he vs.t tia pop, xar feeling Is
solidifying in uncompromisin. No.an'y W
the policy of th, great trunk lin . on' not
.-s, the country. d. xregsrd the
general welfare an jeopardizs IL : Nn''res.s
of large Sections of the oouns w ~ Is
quite possible that the bills oe' W. wi"
gress are defective ID some regards ~"u TO
auire some modi6catie rs, for the We
seeking to protect its "a eat INTERESTS
disposed to unnecessarily cripple the Trans
portation facilities. But the policy 81 the
roads is of a character TO ia 'tensity the nos
tility OF the people. "a I'd may sSa'
in the adoption of ". 1as Is Ah V"H
as the McCreery plan, wnich Plo
poses placing the VIII ole raiir"au
system of the country undk r fedets
bureau. The Chicsgo Tribune o recent oa'e
contained an outspoken article upon .ne
subject OF railroad combinations ff ON Sh'0n
are extracted The following:
The old railroads are containing their capital
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-12-25

A NUMBER of New EDgland governors have
accepted an invitation 20 go to Canada and
dance in honor Of LOrne and Louise.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-12-25
CLIPPINGS.

"OH, stay" the maiden cried, sand rest
Your weary head upon this breast"
"Nay, nsy, 'twon't do" the young man said
AS laughiugly he pushed ahead;
"For should your invite obey,
What, think you, would the old man say"
Boston Post
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-12-25

New York Herald
A Cincinnati pork packer, who has become
very wealthy, has put motto on the panel
OF his carriage. Ii is, SIN hog signo vinces"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-12-25
All OHIO EIatea.
IChicaeo Times

iChfcago Timesl
All Ohio feels with profound satisfaction
that there is a vacancy in the consul gen.
eralsbip Of Mexico.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-12-25

A LETTER can now be sent around TIT
world in ninety six days.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-12-25

DeIeVlng tndt inc presence tnereOf was not
suspected by their adversaries, and a sudden
and well directed dash was only required TO
change the bearing of the whole thing.
"rell the king his order shall be obeyed."
So spoke the baron; and now 10 do the
work. He could not lead the charge up the
hill in person, for he must look TO his main
army, which had sufficient work before
them. In this dilemma he resolved to send
Leon to lead the important charge. The
thing was quickly decided In bis own mind
and as quickly conveyed to our hero, and
the baron then said:
Here ia my truncheon. It will be a suf-
ficient badge of authority with those who
are to obey. BE careful, my boyi-be brave,
but be circunspect God bless and keep
you'll There-awsyi"
Drawing his sword and waving it above
bis head, Leon dashed sway TO the head of
the stall wart foresters who had been set apart
as a reserve force.
These me- were the Immediate retaipers
and tenants of st. Hubert; about $50 in
number; armed with swords and pixies, these
last being formidable weapons, with shafts
twelve feet IN length, aud heads of steel,
heavy and sharp. Every man of them had
known Leon from mis- prattiiDg oyhood,
and had come to love him for his goodness
and truth, as well as for his proves and
bravery. He first exhibited to them the
golden truBcbeon of the baron, and then, in
few words, told them what he had been or
dered 10 do.
my brave, true hearts," he concluded,
eff we capture those great guns we save the
day. The king looks to us, and rs anxious.
Will you follow me7"
The shont OF assent made the welkin ring.
Leon, with keen glance and close calcu-
laton, had marked the movements on the
hill, and was squirting forward at the top OF
bis speed. At the foot of the hill, with not
more than 300 yards between Nim-
self and the advance guard OF the enemy. be
turned and gave the order for the sweeping
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-12-25

IHey HIIu s
them using the party
selfish interests, let To
.nlssed and sent to the
little matter to be sttt
family. The assistant
never be asked in a CO
National Republican., 1878-10-04
GEORG ETOWY NEWS.
Fatal Accident at Herr & c,...r. III,

Fatal Accident at Herr & Cissers Mills.
About four o'clock yesterday afternoon,
Christian Sigmund, aged 90 years, mill.
wright, residing at No. G5 Prospect street,
while oiling the machinery ut the end of tho
boting.chcst, at Messrs. Herr & Cissel's mill
corner Of Potomac and Grace streets, was caught
in the gearing. His right hand and foot were
badly crushed, the left arm torn almost from
the body and the side of the chest beneath
the arm terribly laccrated leaving an opening
In the left lung. lie was attended by Drs
Mackall, Kleinschmidt, and Shcckoll. lie
died at 7:30 p. M, after three hours and hall
of suffering, which he bore with great calm.
ness. The deceased was first.class mechanic,
and man of stirling qualities lie was con.
siderod ono of the best milwriglfts in the
District. Soon after the accident, Mr.. Herr
arriyGd.at the mill aud remained until after
the death of Mr.. Sigmund. As soon as death
occurred DIR. Shcckcll sewcd iup tho wounds
aud made the body, which presented horri.
ble appearance, as pre- outablo as possible,
after which 1t was conveyed to his home.
ENTHUSIASTIC TEMPERANCE MEETING.
teorgetown Is thoroughly aroused again In
behalf Of the temperance cause. The George.
town Dashaway Club has taken the lead, and
their hall is crowded every Thursday night
Ia''t Hlgnt tue meeting was rOusng On,.
Charley Nye has entered tho field again, aud
the true spirit In behalf Of the drunkarl's rc.
claInation animatCs him and has taken pos.
session of his entire being. Tho boys" came
forward last night aud forsworc King Alcohol
by donning the red ribbon. The president oi
the club, Mr.. Berry, made the opening remarks
last night after which hG introduced Mr.. I'll.
ward T. Peck, who made IN earnest appeal to
iIis auditors to organize aud push the temper
nmco work until victory Is achieved. "Budd"
EgglestOn followed, and spoke icelingy of his
own experience. When Charley Nye took the
stand murmur Of welcome ran through the
audience. He talked feclingly aud efIrctually.
His auditors were now cOnvulsed with laugh
ter at his anecdotes and then moved to tears at
his pathOs. Charley" reused up the strug.
Cling ones to CONF ont and be men, stop drink
ing rum, and make life better for their having
lived it. Ned" Humphrios, Jere Williams,
and others madc remarks, and the plcdge-book
received many additional names. Altogether
the indications are that great battle for tenn.
perlnce Is to DO waged this winter.
PARAGRAPHS.
Henry II. Hill, Gainesville, Va, aud +. J,
Smith, Maryland, are among the guests at the
West.End Hotel.
The Grand Lodge |. o. NJ held o meeting
at Odd.Fcllows' Hall, on Congress, below
Bridge street.
National Republican., 1878-10-04
District Courts,
suPRENE COURT OF THE nrsTp

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
Bryan VI. Sandcrson; argument concluded up.
peal made by Mr.. Mvloy dismissed. not being an
appcalablc order; decree reserved on the regular
appeal Harris VS.. johnson; appeal dismissed.
IN ~ ofJoscph IIcrzos, bankrupt; rcmandod TO the
court below. Irvine VS.. Payne motion Oyerrulcd
and appeal dismissed. lAdans vs.. Rider; sub.
miltod on an agreed state offaCts.
PROBATE COURT-REGIsTER WEBSTER.
Estate Harriet Morris, deceased inventory OF Der.
sonal estate returned by tcSocutor. IN T. estate
James Brown deceased; petition of William \.
Huchns for letters Of administrator filed and order
Of publication issued IN re Edward .CustelL
guardian 10 orphan Of Edward o. Caslell, dc.
ceased second and final account passed. In r.
estate! Otto lRlchlen deceased; first and final ac.
count Of Warren c. Stone, administrator passed.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY,
supreme Court Of the DistriCt.-NO. H. United
States VS.. Clark; No. 81 Bradford vs.. Miller; No,
81, Robertson vs.. Pickrell; No. SG, Flrst National
Bank OF Harrisburg Ys. Collins; No. 81 Russell VS.
Russell; No. -. Armes VS.. Bigclow; No 80, Me.
Blair vs. McBla air. No. 10 Dent ~ Laird vs. Dis.
irict Of Columbia; No Il, Gait vs.. Adams Express
Co. No. a., Bacon vs. Ggttier.
National Republican., 1878-10-04
baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE Oct. 3,'ls7S.
Cotton weak ana dropping. MiddlIng nomlnally
l0bac.
Flour dull and quotations unchanged. Iowardslreet
and Western superinc 7jc32 do. extra - OIll %
d.. family, 81 1895 25i CITY Mills supCrlnc, q 75n =;
do. extra, s. JOJI! do Rio brands, Sj,5; Iatapsco
family, tdA
Wncat-SouthCrn dull and &c lower. Western lower
and active southern red prime sIlgi "; DO amber.
q Oj Usi No. Pennsy lvanI red u CVs; No. West
ern winter red sIot and October, o. o.; November
tiOlA; Dec -nibnr. y ubf
C"rn-~uui'"ru quict and steady. Western more
doing, but lower. southern whlle. 57C do. yellow "
m5Gr Western mlACd, spot, ~ October u tt &c;
November, iNai ~ &C. steamer, sc.
tuts quiet Hnd steady. southern, asGg1lr; Western
s7gpc.
Rye irner southern 59a5Gc
or '' 80
Provisions quiet and unchanged. Pork moss. SO
Bulk meats - Loose shoulders 5sG5I.": rlcuT.rb
sides, GAc; packed, 5.964C. BaCnn-Shpulrrs &c;
ccar'Tb Sides, NC. lnms-SugHr-curcd, l. "a ~ 90.
Lard, refined uerc's, $ &c. TuttrT-Frm and steady
sugar Very firm at sl.UtVAaC.
Whisky steady nj 81 OD'tlUg..
Coffee moro quiet, luu CaTsOes, lIi6i7IC.
Petroleum quiet, but more steady. Rchned. OHc;
crude, 7hr
EcCcips-Flour $3.50 bu; wheat. l9I. so but corn,
23.5gl bli. oats, 800 bu
Shipmcnts-Wheat. 1900 bu; corn, e. SNl hr,
Frelgis to Liverpool per steam iirmCr Cotton Sled;
hour, y Cd grain, GGGGB'sl.
National Republican., 1878-10-04
STOCKS.
sunTaEA,uRY srArEMES7
COMMERCIAL.
Washington River Front,

Independent Ice Company whnr'-Schooncr Mol
lie Hande, llnndo, KenneJcc RIVER with G5) tons o.
leo to lie Independent lee Company.
Briscoe's whari-SChOoners Annie = Gasklll Gas
Kill, New York, with marble 10 new sln'e Depart
m,nti Carrie KuCtt, Barre,L PrilndrlphiH with 81
tons OF coal to IIleston; William OlN or, Jones
Hnvrc dec trace, with lT9 tons TO William GuInUnd
nc'rgcjnnd Martha, Henderson, with wood to II !
Rlley's wharr-schoonors Cooper, Galloway. IIavre
de Grace, with us tons OF coal to W III NARROW
Annie y C,hrk, Wht e.cr, Norfolk, With lumber tC
w W Met OlIough ard shingles To 4 W smith and &
W llCt " Ilhbey; Richard Lacey, smith, MhChOduC.
with wool % johnson Bros; Blhcknawk, Madison
MRchOdoc, with wood to same hrm' Annie Merrill
wood Lizzie Raann, Windsor; Sarah Jane, Marina
duke; CrOStOn, ZONES: NaiRd queen, Webster, from
Tie hc HpeakC LAY, " Va uNst Is to market.
Iuhnsrus wharf schDUnArs Loltic Somers, Phiin
telplIIn, with ~ tons OF coal 4 lvRiis lnTcrspl
lhlndgphla. with 80 tons 0r coal; Ephraim 4
nll 10 johnson n Rrus.
Carriers wharf SrhunncTs Extra, Jones' IInvre-ic
t'urv, with coal TO T. Pollard; Laura Wolf Ewing
Philadelphia with % tons Ol cpA 20 llurggss n 60.
departures -sSciin0nprs shining Light, Thomas: J
W Gray, Swami: Thomas = Parks, EyaUS; Ocean
0ueen, Chcscr; Octavla, johnson; all bound down
lll.lL
National Republican., 1878-10-04

sary steps be taken to prepare patcs for the 7
issue, In order that there may b. no default in
the payment Of the old bonds
Inspector Entwisle has issutd the following
permits: To build-W. d. I. Curtis, one stoi y
brick skating rink, corner OF II street aud
New York avenue, $1,000. Repairs-Eliza
Freeman, back building, $35; Samuel Cross
summer kitchen, $3.50; Mrs. Mary Cavanaugh
shingle roof, $780, J. f. Buchlcr, build area,
so; Caleb Lcars, raise house, 500.
Mr.. William d. IIawes, representing the
committee on behalf of the church and tenn
pcrance organizations throughout the city
yesterday presented n petition to the Commits,
sioner, representing 6,O00 citizens, and asking
that they would not grant any more liquoi
licenses If the law gave them positive power
or II not, to exercise great caution, and SCI
that II was fully complied with before IL
cCnsc was issued.
National Republican., 1878-10-04
Georgetown Commercial News.

GEpRGErowS, oct 3, ISIS
DRAIN MARKET.
Whent-There were no transactions on Change 10
day. and In the absence. of receipts les OfwhCEt
we wrlto the market quiet and Inactive with ruthrr
easier feeling the paTtof buyers, WcIuOts nO..
nay at 81 02a Oill per bushel for prime Futz aud
Fultz aud Lancaster mixed.
Corn-The stock Of corn oil hand Is being rapidly
diminished, while receipts have fallen of to n great
extent. We quote nomnally At % jic per bushe for
yellow aud white
CASAIs
ArrivCd-BOAtS J Il Purcell, Emma HuSy Bee, DR.
IlHeOn, ! NJ Oifutt. q VI StUm"lTakur, " Thomson.
> Lynn, JACK THpp'n, Invinclble New Era, Isnnc
Wilson y W Riley 4 Sons. 4 Adams A X SyuGtpr a
Spear, Willie Snyder, A Or, enles., \ Brln, ~cniiy,
J w Morris, Is l. Price, Hunter T., james Il Willie,
n UConnor, Henry Boley, J Sewers, Tommy d
ClrHred-CaTTie II, Grecness New Fra, Isaac VIII
r9n, Willie snyder, Elmer u KITE, Marlhn q, InvIn.
lible, TW Riley q sons Jack Tappcn, Nellie, Golden
lsulc, Dr Elns."u. W Thompson, Emma Busy Dee, =
z Lynn, q VI stOnshrn.er, A X Syusier + n Oiiutt,
I X Purcell 4 Adams, NJ ,OCOnunr, Henry liOl"y, 4
EMn, j. W Morris. Hunter q. u ! Price, james X
Willie, VIM Jackson, NJ SClilly, T. Sowers, Pauline,
Dove, and Tommy x Nellie,
National Republican., 1878-10-04

TGls institution regularly 'nCOr oI atrd by the
Legislature o the STATE tor Educational and Chnrith
hlr purposes In Isis, with capital Of sl,NpNnJ TO
witch II hhS since added reserve fund Of stlO.0D
lTS GRAND SINGLE SuMBER DlSTRlBU-
TlDN VIII take place monthly on tho second Tu"s
day a. utr sc,Er' Or pJlips1sS. Look at tho follow
Ing DstTJuIiOni
National Republican., 1878-10-04
DRoPosALs FOR MAIL.LoCKs.
Pusr.UrrrrE DEPARTMENT.

wAsuINGruS. Il. G., August Is, lsis.
eparatn scaled prot losalS W II br received ut this
DephIim,nt until !: o'clock noon on tho Nfh day .
March, 1873, for furnishing hIur now and different
kinds Of InrkS and Keys for the solr and exclusive
uSg Ut the United states mails lnCuiug besides tnUs,
to I've usrd for mail bags such b. u,rd for the
street et'cr-hnN"S Ot Tia" United states.
a. the public exposure and searching cNamlnAtiol
necessary To .ntelliS'nt bidding any 'sCribr
nUlcl Of lvc, Hid key wuuil tend To Impair, II not
entirely lsi Oy, the turher uiiiy uf all such OcSS
AMI key for The lurpOSrs of the mails, The pustma'trr
General prcSCrihcS ~ mO1cls ur samples lOr bidders
hut roles for selcc!on on the me 'har.rl genulty
HiId skin which a fair competition among Inventors
hereby invited, may develop In samples submitted by
them.
Spe llcatonS of requirements ~ 10 proposals. sam
p sand punnl les uf lVCk>a aud Keys Inlracls $
H.. VIII br furnished application by letter TO th0
second Assistant ru,tnlasiur-,'rurrh.
No proposal Will b. considered which II not sub.
mtt'd III a Cnr,l lnco with suUn specifications and
iUi IN Of proposal
The contracts which may be mnhn TO he In con
ID ". KEY,
Pm m, TART t,tpa al