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Plstol-shooting, as recreation, will have to bo
given up in Georgia. Wl,en one OF the ehlya!ry
ii gets his blood up,'' he will hereafter bc
Obliged to "1x" his inan In sanv other way
than by simply pulling six-shooter from his
hin pocket artl flrin, iudlscrimfnntety III Ills d.
rcctjpn. The Legislature has pns.ed q stringent
Inv ngainst plstol-cnrryfnE, the penalty being
t1lc forfeiture OF the pistol, fine Of $d0 and, ut
the discretion OF the Court, imprisonment Tor
thirty tays. Judge Lester, while holding court
RECENTLY in enc 0f the northwestern counties,
suddenly suspended proceedings, ordered the
Sheriff to lock tlle door a,rs let no one out, atHl
then Informed those present That he ha,l seen
a pistol on one man In tlMt room. md lliat
he felt II might bo his duty to 20 before tlle
tiraml Jury a,id hare hin indicted, but II ile
would CONF forward 4El lay down tho
pistol and u fno of one dollar, thu matter would
ln overlooked. une after another from anlong
the lawyers, witnesses, anti 1urs!ncn ca:no Tor
ward, until there were lying Oh the table ming
teen pistols mid reyolyers, mnd as many dollar
bills. "'rhis Is right" said the Judge, as cacl!
one advanced, "hut yuu arc not the man,
There WAS n pause, nna tho Judge resumed:
"HcntIemen, here uro nineteen pcrsous VINO
haye actga like 1ncn; but the mnn saw has not
yet CONS forward. l will give linn olie minute
iuugcr to accept my proposition: II llc does not
In that time, will point him out to the Sheriff
md order that le be taken fntp custody" 1ha-
mndiatoIy two inun III the 'rear OF tho court
room aruso; they locked at cacll other mo-
,ne1t, hut It wna too late; they had committed
themselves, anil could do no otlltr thar 60 for
sard nl,,l lay down their pistols and tIlcIr dol
lara One Of these the Judge designated as the
original cutprit, and TIC law hnYiNE thus been
vtndcntcd, The Court proceeded wlth lis regu-
lut business.
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s.. LOUIS Mo-. March 0.-FLour-Strnng and
EtH; doubls extra fall. 81. 45514. 30; truhlo do.
A5GAso: family, 81. 0ou5. 10; cholco, $500
$50.
Gaan-Wtlcat higher: cash and options opened
Ghsf: closed lower; No. red tall, 81. 04Gp1. OK
a'a; $l.0t March; 81. 0nG1l. 0Nal April; ST. .07dh
la7Aa1; 81. 0ih{ls1. OF June; No. = du, 81. 00ss@
lol: No. .sps1ng, t,0!fc. Corn active bnt lower;
a. smtxcd, aj!tI.}l,ac cash: 33!a6h:sf 20 Aps!l;
VIC May; 81 i6}35o June. Unta fairly active and
a.an1t higher: No. ., :.uda9ga;c caxh: 2dc Mny.
k!s ~ higher; feaecr. and wanted; s7AGetsc. But
k[dull aud unchanged.
MAakr-Stcady at 81. OF. ..
pRo,,sIoSs-lors lower; S. 90 tn arrive: $A. u
ne On board. Lar. dull; Rsnall lots. 50. 3D. nuls
S:aa e dull md nuninnlly lowct; cirar RIBS 81. 90
VIda; clear, Sl.71Io4.75. bacon lowsr alu til.
Rss: ~ Gear .ths, 81. ID: clear. sa.:.h.
o,a, 10y oo0 ba; oais Ii. Voo bt,; ryc, i, oo0 hu
a'EeY. f,U1u tp.
,sursxsrs-Ftour. 10. 900 br!s; wheat. o,0oo
b; barley, nuno,
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eut treatment at thc hnnds OF tho tcncllcra. The
j.Iblo instruction shoulil be treated "a more
th,n sh. ny 4; IN Rurt tensng %si,ns 10 IN ~
were cnuglt., II sh: small Ish were ba!tcd for.
small asi nctc caught. II the inatrllctfoM uvro
light anil frivolous, tlln pe.s1,,s under that H.
structfon Wcrea ap. tn bo OF Hike character. The
and moro depended UPON bis seacling than
un.ier tenchers. Th'erc was latent teaching.
power In tic church that would double tic
nmount OF work ,,' now done !. "eTs m onlY
instability Of the pastoral relation was
tho dcsige OF The pastor to stand alone. n.,d
take t'ls credit Of The entira work. Certainly,
then, when ANYTHING did 20 wrong, tue pastor
How could The normal class be successfully
conducted The pastor must answer tllas ques.
tIon for himaelf. It wns not ncre1sary that i1's
c'aaa should be numerically great. Iac inau-
cnre bf fow would spread Itself to others.
The pastor must Glrc moro than tl,s "'rib-
bttngs" Of tiIc 10 tho instruction Of tic class.
Tltnu a1lt, p1ace for class meetings wcTo also
importantt and by all means a textbook should
DO used. No pastor Ind time to nrcphru aMl
deliver to the r!ass course Of 1cetures nccci-
sary to the weli-bc!ng Of the nembers. Tho
pastor should poasc4s 4 familiarity With The
lesson In tho textbook that would enable hin
to simply .propouud some doctrine of religion,
but establish tho proposition by loE'ca! anu
statistical instruction.
The paper was much compllmentcd mid dis
cusscd. Tile Rcy. lalusha anderson said thai,
In ills opinion, Sunday schools should l1a nlas,-
ngcd in tnucl, the same way tint public schools
are conducted. They SHOULD bs graded. Pub.
lie school teachers never thought tint tlleir
classcs could be taught while confusion pte.
vailed. It was The revcrso In the Sabbath
schools. Tho speaker believed that tho claascs
sLouI1 DO larger and separated from each o1t,cr.
Fewer teachers would bu required, md thus
thcrc was better chance Of having all tit
scholars put under most thorough und cosn,e'
tout instruction.
mony with tho paper, md wtth atr. Anlesson't
idea,
, 1879-03-11
AolIfnirns and Secondhand Pictures.

Ht!e lNFk G1offfsp0HdfHrs UttFoI EFaE .
A drufl Incident occurred at 1ttIAny's tho
olhcE day. A woman vi much hFecently-aesIufrtd
wealth called a,ui asked for sou1e unusually lns
so!taiEe diamond EARRINGS. 6cyeEat pairs wcro
shown, ona OF Witch seemed specially to plcaso
her, npl aha unally said she would taka tilen.
II tic l1rtn weultl warrant them to be genuine
Golitaircs. 1t Ia hsrlly necessary to add that
the sale was com mpletcd. This ssi0gcasa another
story Of tho newly enriched. Que VI Churcl'a
largest a1lA noat important works Nsa latelY
offered fur snlo fron oe Vi the private galleries.
A new collector hsnriEE vi 1t consulted unu Ut
tbs bc.t ast critics Aerv iu regard 10 tie pur-
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for, statcs flint tic marks Of Tarr'h nails ara
plainly vfaiblc on tic eslc Of tic ti'ild!ng,
where lIa clnmbcred upward, and Tic bloou
spots still remain al nroof Of tho striking rea'ity
of tie ltlInoIs detectives dream. Mr.. Ihntnp-
son states thaL hc would dGcaro thc feat lI1ys-
ical i,I1pussbity, II he did not know positively
that he hail enc guest abo to acale the aldo ol
house like g cat.
, 1879-03-11

svn,nrtpu1A, liarch 0.-FLauit-Demand fair
II u,,ktl drm; Western supors, $o.87h; Mtnne-
nj, air, family, good, 81. TO; do fancy, s.. 90:
i.dnna rood, st. 05: St. Louis fancy. 50. Do00 90;
ru,,,ots pstcns process, $7.0o. Rye -four dull
a$a1M5a.87!s.
sais-whcat quiet; No. Western red. In eie-
n,.oh $l.t4X. 1lya quiet; Western. 60Goo7tfc.
I'm t.m and unchanged. Oats auiot but firm;
r,1sd, 3o;s31c; white. 31GhG3c.
pxsf1soss-Fats demand. Primo meas hscf.
Ng5oalaoO Mesa pork. extrn. SO. 5o1t0. .75;
,tus, tlo.oae1loa5. Hams, smoked. D01oc;
satltd, 7IGsIc. Lard-Wcstosn In tierces. 7AGa
H.
fontty. "a, extras 3O3nlc; Western Reserve
utf3, ltst1bc; do good 10 choice. 126116c.
Ea6t-stance: Weatern, 1Hc.
Enthusiastically; Wehtern full cream, 8AD6Ac;
Il gopdt 7QtSc.
,P1soLrua- Neglected: tcaaad. 1c.
TnIkr-Maskct dull; Western. 81. 0t.
RcEiprs-Flogr, =, :,00 brls; wheat, II. 900 bu; !;
sstu 94, oco bu; cats, 7,o0o bu; rye, ., COO hu.
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CQ1.Tx1N.

New oalsAss, Hase,. 10. -coTToN-Fffmer;
m,tl.l!ng o,tc low do. S1scl net Feccipts 10, 10
haes; gross, II, 1877; exports to Gfsat Hr'tntn'
14,o1s; to The Continent 1924; coastwia''
z, 600; sales, {, Ccd; stock. ;,78, OBJ.
SjEnriIls, Team, March 0.-CoTroH-steadyi
receipts, = 6ia bslcn; shlpngnts, .t4o: stoGh, s
tuccutat On, 200; m!atlflnE, 0Hc.
ST, J.s,iir, sthrch IL. 0.--C0rros-Steady and un-
changed; mtddl!ng. 0!tc; sales. h50 bAtest re.
trlpts l. 100 bales; shipments. 1000; ssock, 2o'
u7G.
, 1879-03-11
KANSAS CITY.

aXe1ds U7V1a{cA 70 7As 1ffbuKs.
e.IAb eA4HsAb CTR, March l0-GaAlN-Ths I'rles
n,,,. -Whcat-lscceip.s, u, o40 bu; shin.
NJ ~, oao bu: Bteady; No. . ensh, Dlc;
/ es.k S21iei No. . cash, h8c: March. BHnc; No.
ntns. .'is: carn--lteceipts, ~, hl0 hu: ahtp-
+;.r.',29.-;' bM; wexk and lower; No. 2 cash,
, 1879-03-11

nurrAlp, March IL. .--(lnAtN-Whnat neglected..
Corn nominal; acGDi Toe on track: no sales. oats
dull white, nc on track. HJo neglected.. Dnsloy
neglected.
KA1LnoAD El,Eianrs-UnchangcA
, 1879-03-11
t1'N1.E11f1,

TotEpo, O., March 1o.-''nAiy-Wheat tnaet.
iso; amber Michigan, Aurl, 81. .0a; May, 81. owl;
No. ret, winter, April, $l.os4. May, 81 0a'4.
earn quiet; No. : spot, 35Ic. oata dn''; No. =;
1bc. %
, 1879-03-11

NJ. .oa4foLls, o,nl lud.. March 10. --Itnns-Steady
d. uS3a %; receipts, 1,h00; shipments. B75,
co,s -" heat sts0uR; No. z red. 81. 0l@l. 04H.
HYe. '''ss'"''se' "a" steAoy a. *oha'
~ vas. Hslns, 7ti@74c.
, 1879-03-11


At Trinity Methodist Church, tic RaT. ". F.
Crafts, pastor, revival meet!nga are still con-
tinued. On sunday evening thirteen PERSONS
VITO haYo recently bccn converted publicly as.
sumed the VOWS Of baptism, and, ut the close of
the service, ak rosnaincd as inquircrs. Meet
Incs orc held every cYentng except Saturday,
aud Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
rroi. W. C. Collin and Other we'll known sing
ers are leading the music, and the pastor
breaches tue sermons.
'rhe Presbyterian ministers held their regular
weekly meeting in their rooms in Mccormick
Block yesterday morning, the Rcy. ". G. Young
in tic Chair. The Rev. Mr. Trowbrldge lead the
discussion on tic subject Of "How tc Mike
Sermons" The discussion wns paftictte4 10 by
most OF those present. A committee Of ladies'
from the Presbyterian Sclntnnry OF tue North
west was prrscnt and invited thy ministers to
1ou0 North Iialstcd street, from to 10 p. m.
The Invitation was acccptcd With thanks md
the meeting adjourned to come together at tile
prcsbytcry-mectus next Mouday 1t 1880 q. III.
at the same place.
Tho Bapsis. church att Evanston has been
without u pastor for several months, ever ssnce
tho resignation Of tho Kcv. +. l.. Chapel, and
tic people have hccn looking ABOUT for . PAS
tor,-for strong man who could uphold tic
Baptist interest In tho usdft Of strong Meth
od!st and Presbyterian influences. 4 conlnlt-
tee Of the church llas been appointed 70 asccr-
called, md to cxtCnd call In case hu would ac-
eept. Dir. Custis preached ut Evanston Sunday
morning mud evening, giyliE thc greatest satis-
faction. The faet il that t'le Evanstonlans
Committee Wednesday,, a,'d probabtily decae
what ho Will do in tho prcmises. nr: Custia
las received q call from the Edrc1cla Church,
Of Nashville, Tcun., und one from Utica, n. l.
, 1879-03-11

lowes:. stcnn, 3d. 81 bid. ffs,40 ntked. nn!k
meata Inactive: nominAliy 81 30. sift, and st.85.
p's9m %M;,HHrtuts; Hettj It III .ssdy S's IL
LNaEEp QIL-Nttudy al sl:ic.
, 1879-03-11
TRIBUNE: MARCH H. PAGES

chase, and ls recommended It bv all Ncnn4, a.
tlo,,rl, Tho price WAS high. A few days later
hc received d note from the Intended buyer 70
say tlat sic fc. she could not afford to give SO
much for "a secondhand picturc."
, 1879-03-11

CLEVELAND. O., slnrch 1o.-rErnoIEux-
steady: standard white, ITO test. SIC
Oil CITY, IA, March 1o.-pErnoLEuH-hthrke
opened fairly nctlye, with aalcs at 805c. declined
10 SIC, advanced and closed at a95sci shinmenss.
AZ. 0U0 Iris, averaging 81. 600; transactions,
H:itt 600.
pIrrsnuno Pa, March 10. o..-rErno1EuA-f2alat
&c, Philadelphia delivery.
, 1879-03-11
DRY GOODS.

NEW YonE, Mnrch 10.-The jobbtug trade I'M
proves s.calily. npl business ts fair with cotton+
goods commission houscs. Cotton goods gentraltys
firm In arst hands; brown and btcaclscd well in
hand; fancy prints little more active. and apron
prints !u good dounnh. ncnFs wtar wooicns slug
Kish; dress uools doing well.
, 1879-03-11

rA'a'l1 AaEch ~. .-FLouH--Ftrm,
ss,,s-"leas VII. easier; extra. fl.06A, No. !
a.T !, ,st.oa'i; March, II. 05H; April. u. .o0A;
VI; anh.! aihu!a; June, 81. Oh: mllllng No. !. 3l.0l
Ass,s I.s IN n ;Na. heco,pts, 87,oDo bui ship
, 1879-03-11

OsvEoo. Narch 1p,-0aAtx-- Wheat nominaliy
UNCHANGED: NJ, / hasd Duluth eprInE, 81 10; No.
= Milwaukee. s1.o5. CornMaskct dull; No. = To-
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niOIsOSAR.S FOR lzkts:N WORK


TskAstAY DEPARTMENT.
MAsn.MG!mt.S. r. u G !atGs ahis Il \ j., e"1M IN, 4.
NJ on liz 1ath day pf March, tt7P fof ths taAt Eon
dour aul wnox t1.susS; fss fSass
4 c!s.so H. II m%, sfSohasasSa a'a 1aH sas
aaTisi jnfHill!atlun, nIly ~ haa on application u
mi aflicv Of tia o11Es Ut thu eHt9Intenlent.
3~' '" " JD}lN FlkAsEA
AettAs Rnnx1xiAuK A5chiteet.
, 1879-03-11
ruNrEN,rINE,
MARINE MATTERS,

WILMINGTON, N. G., March 10.-sPIA1Ts or
TuRrEETINE-Eaater at 2[5c.
, 1879-03-11

=. ,,b stiles, nav, oo. Hams s@io''
: Sssued ln aent;sr,o r;m,o 10 choice veatern, 1s&t
:"hIehst ;at, snn .'l lrr,,de, sQN,tc; refined, %.
;n,otsuEss.,stl n,otsusnytH'II,sio I,io cargoes, lo0l;H.
fs',xf-1Etes y fHt*ernool. per stem. firm and
1,slsnr...,.t!aa. eottop, Va; fonr, q I'd; gtatn'
:" r,ou, 4, geo hrls: whsRt. -, 100 hu;
fs,rrs@f ioa,' ,.,s. Il, ,lto hu; rye, 300 hu.
,.s;5..asSs.r@His.t' !. ~ y III 1oo hi e'fa' O'''00
, 1879-03-11

MILWAUKEE,. 'F'-
..,.t D,r,ttcA 70 The Trfbtn&
March lO.-The stock OF esain IN
teflut..,I.b .bn open!ne Of busincss to. day IL re-
1fsskes 80 -, men "a 3oiioNss
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATS LAND orrrcr

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE | FLORENCE, ARIZONA. August a is-a lNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Tu.- { " the Tombstone Gold aud Silver Vi, land Mining Company, corpnrafio,' ~. ~ iRanized under the laws Of the T-rriro--.'NFi, Ni, ! Arizona, having their office and prtnn..,., lplGce of business in thc town oY T,.--0. ! Pima County, Arizona, has this dBv n .I, ] Duplication for a patent tO the
 TOUCH NUT MINING CIATvr
 situated In tDe Tombstone 1lrpiDg m. trict. iu the County or Pima. Tsrrtfa,- Y. Arizona, being bOGnred and d-scrib4r s. | follows. tc wit: Beginning at The rn-.t east cOrne of said claim. at p1sf s long, 4X4 Inches square, planted feet <. the ground and in a mCnumeut 0f sfors. land marked thereon CT " NJ C E+ "; thence running =. 4S7 GS'' F.. 2l7r- chains along the east side or fhecIaim ar.4. west side O. NiZina and "GO denoyyrT claims, 10 post , feet long 4xi irrL.s square in n monument Of stones, msrSeJ thereon T. V. NJ C. No. ?" for the som, east corner; thence running south ps -5, W. g-U9 chaIns along the south end line n, the " Tough Nut" and north end inc ,f I" Tough Nut Extension To post telt long 4Si inches square planted ? fec n the ground and in a monument ui stone. marked thereon TT. \. NJ. C. No. 3r n- me southwest corner, Thence running 4S9 W. along the west line Of "Tourb Nut" " and east line Of ' Surveyor" {" h. terveneT" and Deien"e" claims a2 n chains to a post 5 feet long 4x4 lncne. square. planted 2 feet in the ground and In a monument of stones, marked thereon '' !. Y. C. M No. f." for the V. ". corner Of claim; thence N. Ale 52" l.. along north end line Of Tough Nut" and south end line Oi " Survey" location 9.09 chains, 10 place or point Of beginning; containing 70 66 acres.
 Said mining claim being described iu the original location notice, filed and re- corded April 9, lS7S.iu Book C. Records o' Mines, Pima County. page 2!7, as brlr z situated about ll4 miles uOrtheaste-iy from the Lucky C Cuss minein he north end Of Tombstone hills, about miles west Of the DraguOn Mountains and about S m les east Of the san Pedro River
 Any and all persons claiming adverse ly The whole or any portion of said TuUga Nut claim or surface grOLnd are TeQuIred tO hle their adverse claims with the Reg ister of the Land Office at Florence, Ar. ZOna, during the GO days period of pubI.- cation bereUf or they will be barred by virtue Of the provisions Of the statute.
 C. M. K. PAULJSDS,
 4S Register
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. EIORFNrF ARTZbNA Auruef % T.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 FLORENCE ARIZONA. August 29, 1879. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT " the Corh Mill and Mining Com yaDy, corporation organized under the laws Of the Territory Of Arizona. having their office and principal place of business in the town Of Tucson, Pima County, 4 ri- EOna. has thIs day made application for 6 patent 10 the
 LUCKY CUSS MINING CLAIM, situated m the Tom bstone Mining Dis frict, Tn the County or Pima. Territory ol Arizona, being bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the \. W. corner Of said claim al a post five feet long. four inches square, planted feet in the ground and in a monumento oi stones and marked thereon l.. C. NJ. c. No g; theEce run ming .. SSc %" F.. along north end line Of " Lucky Cuss and south end line Of "OId Guard " claim 9.0J chains to a post feet long, inches square pianteu feet ln ground and in a monument or sionr> and mapked thereon "I.. C. M. C. No. 2" for The \ F. corner of ti.e claim and also the $. F. corner of the "Old Guard g; thence running south lo jif west 22. .72is chaiuS to a post feet long 4x4 inches planted feet in the ground and in a monument Of stones marked thereon l.. C. NJ C. No. 3n for ihe <. F. cOrDfTOf The C aim; thence \. Sso 20" w. along south end line uf Lucky Cuss" and |" McCann'S Claim !" 9Ol15 chains to post feet long 4X3 inches D. .auted feet In the ground and ID d mon ument of stones. marked thereon l.. c. NJ. c. No {" for the <. W. corner oi claim; thence N. 2o O0N F. along the western line Of claim 22721a chains 10 the place or point Of beginning; containing 20.56 acres; said claim being bounded on the south hV the " McCAnn claim, on the north by the " Old Guard "; 0D the west by th' Owls I.Hst Fl loot claim and the "Owi's Nest claim, heinz designated as lot No 50 on the plat filed In the Registers office, Florence, Arizona.
 The original notice Of location Of this claim is recorded in the Recorders office of Pima County, Arizona, in Book C. pages 22O and 22l. Record of Mines, April 9, 1879, and k described m said location notice as being about 6 miles east or the San Pedro river and about miles west Uf fhe l TagoOn Mountains.
 Any and all persons claiming Rd verscly the whole or any pOri Ion Of sad % LuckN Cuss claim or surface ground are rec auired Uo file their adverse claims with the Register of the Land office at Flor ence, Arizona, during the 60 day period oi publication hereof or they will be bar cd by virtue Of The provisions of The statute.
 C. M. k. PAULISON,
 ls-I8t Register.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15
Summons.

 ITO SOUTHLAND <. BE NEDICT, WRC
 is a non-resldent of the Territory O Arizona, and who res des in The ely and county Of San Francisco, State of Caiiior mia. In District Court, First Judicial Dis Arizona. sam B. Adams G H. A. McCaT Thy, plaintiffs, against John E- Mngee and C. x. Benedict, defendants. Summon Action brought in The District Court o the First Judicial District in and for the Coun- " Of Pima, m the Territory Of Arizoua, The Territory Of Arizona ser ds greeting to John F. Magee and C. =. Benedict. You are hereby summoned and required Co ap- pear in an action brought agaIust you ry The above named piaintln m the District Court of the First Judicial District in and Tor the County Of Pima, i1 the Territory oi Arizona. and answer ihe complaint nltd with tbe Clerk of thus Court at Tucson, in said county (a copy oi which complaint accompanies this sum mOus) vii in twpn- " days (eXclusive Of the day Of seTvir-l Rfler the service upon you of this sum- mons, 1T served in This county; but served ont of this county and within this district, then within thirty days; in all other eases foriy days.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fan to appear and answer The cOmpiaint as above required. the plaintiff will apply 10 the court for the relief demand there in and costs and disbursements m this be- half expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the
 said District Court at Tucsnn, this
 TI- s.l seventh day of October, 1879.
 52-l0t G. A. CLUM, Clerk.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15
Prcposals-Plma Agency.

CEALED PROPOSAI8SI IN TRlPIlCATh Th O will be received unti Novemh her 18th next at the Pima Agency, Arizona for furnishing tbe materials ana Tor The erection of building to he used as an Indian BoariinC school at said Agency, in. cluding a well. curb and pump; also fur- niture for the building, siim for The latter To Oe made separately
 The dimensions and plans forthe build. ing are as follows, su hject 10 any mod n- cations which may be thought desirable hereafter.
 Building outside B feet front. 6S feet deep: outside walls 26 feet; I6 rooms Is feel by l5 feet ceilings I2 feet on the first story and II feet on the second story; hall eX- tending full length Of the building, l2 feet wide; front and rear rooms four windows and one door each; n lddle rooms each two windows and one door, besides con necting doors to all rooms on the hrsi floor.
 All doors and windows large and win transoms; all the rooms win ventiiaune holes one foot below the ceiling.
 Shingle roof projecting four feet on each side. Piazza ten feet wide on the froni and both sides, with sningle roof
 Matched and grooved flooring, dressed on one side, second quality; Finishing lumber dressed on one side, second quu!- lty.
 Floors all fitted in and deafaned with plaster. Ceilings whitewaShed. not plas- tered in the beginning. Walls and chim- neys Of adobe.
 Chimneys. one stack 10 answer for four rooms. Plain mantels. Plain winIow easeiDg. All wood work two coats plain drab paint inside, outside wood work green. Blinds to all windows painted green.
 Locks and hardware common Japanned and plain, third quality.
 Windows, common glass.
 Walls inside finished with two coats ot lime plaster. Parlor and teachers rooms t6) one coat drab paint; all others pluln Walls outside finished with dust and sand cement.
 Staring in the hall feet wide. : inch risers, Pinch treads oi Pinch plank. Bal uStrade. plain rail, two coais dreb pant. Outside walls, 3i inches thick 0 thc see ond story; % inches above.
 Walls tbrough the halls 90 inches thick 10 the second stO'y; lS inches above.
 Fifteen feet from wall tO apex or roof and one window in the center, front and back.
 Well, curb and pump. stoves or ranges ami all utensils for cooking for D persons. School furniture for 75 pupils.
 Forty to nifty 54 iron bedsteads, cost Of each.
 Forty to fifty plain strong mattresses, cost Of each.
 Fifteen 10 twenty washstaUdS, iron or wood cost Of each.
 Fifty galvanized iron water buckets two 10 three gallons, cost Of each.
 Fifty galvanized iron water basins, cost Of each.
 TweDty-four lonkiug-glasses, IS inches square, cost ofeach.
 Eighty 10 loo pillows, same quality as mattresses, cost Of each.
 CrOckery tstrongl for table n se of 75 per sons. Also, knIves, forks and spoons.
 Bidders will be required tO accom- pany their estimate with a certified check on some National Bank for al leasl i've per per cent. Of The amount Of the bid. as guarantee thaT they will enter into the contract and furnish an acceptable bond.
 s. B. LUBLAM, 2-4t |. S. Indian Agent.