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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26
ETnA MEMg,
M sSE!NGTON STEAMBOAT
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II TIJMWtIJ
Ga Sunday, Monday, Tuesday snd Wednes.
day the bosss Of the Washington Steamboat
Company (Iimited) will run IS follows:
Lcdrc Washington at 6 go 10 9 80 sud 10 so
a. Iu., and IL 10, 30. > 20. ID So and o. ID.
LcGrs ALcrGndTiG 1T 6 GO, 80 50. 10 10 and
II 80 s.ln.. ana Is. 10, o. % and G 80 .. IL.
On Thursdsy, Friday ard saturday leave
both cities Al 6 CO. $50 s 80 8 so, 10 SO. II 80.
IL 50. ! 30 30 8 so, 80 $50 a2t $50 [sspl6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26
sToR NORFOLK, PORTsHOUra, For
THE ST .MEMEH

2,l:l E:6a NoN&og AND TIE SOUTH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26
AZ AsEINGToN 4 C8Io EAIAACAu

~ ;ASEiSSISH d CGio EAINEC. 3.u
SUMMER AERANGEMsNT
TWO TRAINS DAILY (gXURPT SUN.
DA) 6HTWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND ROUND HILL,
beginning Asy 8, 1881.
Leave IssnlEStc. G., 8 70 a. II. a1, Z q .,
2. snd Aiczandris as 925 .. N. Is .. Il,
I ass LoesoG-g, going westward, st II 80 n. u.
aaG Az y. m. and srr;ve at Round E)l It
~ 10 .. m anc Z 30 D. u. Losve Round Hi
a. b 81 g. n. snd II 30 pm. Pass Leesbvre 90
lEg eastward, at 6 90 q. n. aud / 10 o. n.. and
arrive at A;.xandtIs at s Is G. H., SGD Is
2. .ro,' snd Il W:ac5:peton 26 q. LII. and
5 Is 2. t..
40 fa:saaga7s rom Washington viii tske
Size Washington and Chic cars 81 toe Baltimore
y Potomac Rsilroad station at9 70 m and a.:O
?. H., ard 20 through TO KcunC Hill withoui
change CT cs1s.
The 9.25 3. Ii. train from Alexandria andl2.3O
P: M trsio from Round Hill connect at Round
Hill with acCoy q Wieginton's Daily Line Of
Coaches for Snickersvi!le, Berryyille and Win
chester; also Resmer's Line Of Coaches, which
IesTe IeeabuES dsily for Aide and Riddle
burg,
Both trains, westward, make close Connections.
Ct Vienna, with Sisson's Line of Stages fo, F,ir.
tsz Court House.
tioSeSs, 81 eta pex Mia
Aa2Eal sto&ets, $50.
Z. 4. HAVRNEB.
mJi-a General Ticket AgeIt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26

Gel! ard $50 the intacaso stock Of CARPETS
art OIL CLOTH u ]. LiCUBsRG'S. seq ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26
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sS9~ ASK TauE dTua2:e: fcr copy Of ''Icus.
Men, Erlcnd and reaa Z
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26

kRil. Southwark, connects st charlottesville
with Ohes. s. Chic Z. e., Sas. snd Weat. a
LyrchbuTs, ooD1ects wi*h Norfolk & West.
Nashville, New Orienas Memphis. Little Rock
End Euxss-snG st Dan7i:la with Richmond e.
;)snvillo 4. H., TO South End Southwest.
8-p1ass Scuthws-d connects at Chsrlo.tca.
Tiile ~ sli points on Ches. q Ohio z. T., and
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave 81.
nxan&::s ds:ly, except Sunday SEQ 3. 70. sad
II SIS y, M, s"d returning STRIVE 6. Alex andrla
y 20 n End 2 40 9. II.
For NAH ASSAS LINE losvs Waah!2gion
t 20 8. u. AID Alexandria IS 8. H.. daily
connecting wisk tbs Valley EosG Eas. and
Wca:. lea7e Siraa5urG ~ p. NJ, arriving at
Ala<andSis 6. IS 2. a.
MIXED TRAIN FOB MANASSAS E!V-
fSION losyea Alexandra daily, except Sun
dss, q! 50 =. NJ, arriving st Sirssburg Al 6 O5
j.. NJ, sn;i reuir2ing leaves Sirssburg ct rs
=. m, arriving in Alexandfis At Sc p. n.
Eor A;GdloDUrg. daily connection ct Plsi1a
:l%tion.
Fer Upporgil:e, regular connection st Dsla-
| Ror WAHRgEToN, lcavs Washington I.
/ I IL &. Fl. daily.
Passengers can leave Wsrrenton st Is NJ
aud take mixed train at junction and ssack
AleZandcia st - ~ Q u, in time TO make a. &
+. train st y 50 in for Washington, Baltimore
and Few York.
| Eli trains maze good connections, =; Wssh-
inEtoa 20 and from North end West.
! Ko3 c-!aaEs sleeper leaves Washington 81
! ! 10 :. H., running through without CHANGE
and AnguEtS, Ca, withnu. chsnSo on IL Is
p n. train.
Mprk's adjustable CLs, Car is run on Night
Train between Washington aud Danvillo.
Through tickets very low to shs South and
| gaRcup Ola !yt,yr,l,R r. RI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26


Steamers OF this !;Sc TilI rua ae Sos!o1s:
EGE: N<bGEass.@,
Connecting With &e.easats' aD6 Einsss Line
Tor Boston, atcams.
G.GDE- t,g G,GZs LEES
&TGl;X AD&DAZ, WEDNESDAY, and
sSlDAT, n e O'Clock p.r,.; returning, leave
Aorfo!s On sss:ernste ds7a ri 40 2. m.
GEis s.aunch icoa steamer hsc uat beer paint.
ed throughout. e.siorocn:3 Ye~iy furnished ard
carpetad. aid IL tho h6aGso1c2. "a we'll rs tbs
aaies: ece: Oh the Potomac river SKA Caa.ane..o
cay, anu IL tAo only steamer making c!os8 Coz
ne"t!on with .hc = av Gort aad Boston steam
ers; also connects With Aicn riond a.asmers knd
.allroad !iAas south. Stops III PINEY POINT
Ind POINT LOOKOUT gong and occurring.
Beginning &sy lst 1881, excursion tickets,
good for Seven 6syF vii! be Issued aa follows
Ni;stclass round trip &c 1T. Monroe snd Norfolk
S3 O9; first Class fare 10 Fortress Monroe and
Norfolk 81; second c!aas olch way 81 50; frat
class fare 10. finey Point and Polo: Lookout
Il %; first class round IT'D TO :uey Point end
Point Lookout s. %; saconG cl&ss csch way Use,
:S!starooms 81; me@l5 ?62-
sasss NGss 2-4saE.
sTSE-Ssss%ksS =. q. E.,T"EZa9 sE:' ssdYy ssyizS
t7sE!SES.%f
EVERY FRIDAY, :: e n; sza so.uya;cg,
!s1Ts NsN tGc*, iEoU PICK 81, .Gsst river, &E-
:skE S2&:U El}&a :. 81 o CLOCK y. IL.
Gho ssGa0ia:S Of this ceupany r.Ee coarsc-
tio''r ~ or!"is for BoctcE sad all po;nts Kast.
s. Sew Eo.s wi}D ;it PONG Vest and EorlLs
Ess: chi. ~ f.itEGn3:ia with Vi-sinia H;t!srd
Ha.ir&ad 3nd Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through rates given and i-sigh: handled care
fully End promptly. For further infornasIion
ap2iy TO <. \. REED, Agent,
tfnaey's wtact.
WM. THOMPSON, President,
lii5 stgeat,
s52 2y-N Washington, .. G.
-s;!lssy CAyDE'S :3THaa LINE YE2y-
S@s;ssSSsS II GO
FAl!L RIVER, PROyI.
DAG UG AND ROST0G.
Steamers los7s A!e.ald7ia EYEHY TUES,
DAY and loass Philadelphia EVEGY sat-.
URDAY. Nc
.GAis Iiae cCanv2is ~ Alszsn6;r;s with .ser.
s. Il Il &od y g 4. 4. Ea., a2os: Ph;;s;.o;n
pLIe VIII C,Tde'a regular Steamships for Fsil
layer, providence cDc Boston,
Freight Forwarded with prosig:acss sni, cor
fres Of commissions.
No cRsrEa 70. :rsESfer in Ps,il.5a,ri,fs. sid
Q Wharfage IL Boston, CGick time. F,arue-:
ccps::aiea' Through raSes and th.crsh bills
u :&a;2S SiTea. insurance q. me loves: rates,
Agents:
:: =. GS&O, A!oxanG,:s,
VIZ. 7 CLYDE; S CO, fh;!.ds,ns;s,
JOEAEON & CO., gash. & Gaorern.
ism s-ti -
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
RIGHT WRONGS NO MAN.
SAN FRANcIsoo, Feb. l5.-fiptop S2 Silver King SIS

We most cert sinly adhere to the principle that because man owns type and printing press he has no right to falsely accuse any man of doing wrong; on the other hand We most emphaticslly claim that it Is the duty of a publisher of a newspaper to ventilate wrong when being heaped upon the people he Is supposed t. represent, and in this con nection, although the duty IS unpleasant to Us. We charge that Governor Fremont has acted the transgreSsor against the people of Prescott and Northern Arizona III bringing his official influence to bear upon members from the various counties who have intro duced measures. local or otherwise, in trying to warp their feelings against Northern Arizona and thus secure the removal of the Capital to Tucson, before he would counte- nance their bills or m other wordssign them whereby they would become laws upon our Statute books.
 The people of Prescott well understand the situation, an although as We have before said m the columns of the MINER, they recognize and respect him for services rem dered to his country during the last four decades, they nevertheless condemn his re cent preposterous actions.
 Two years ago, when Iavapai was cut in twain. there was no veto to the bill because Apache did not carry her proportion of the indebtedness What was fair then. in the eyes of Governor Fremont, shouldhave been fair to the new born child of Cochise this session. Many are the charges We have heard against the Executive of the Territory which we refrain. in respect to age, etc. to publish. Enough, however, has beendone to sever all friendship and regard heretofore cxisung between the Governor and the citizens.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
.TELEcRAPHlc NEWS.

Washington, Feb. T.--The President, to- day, withdrew the nomination of Foster for U. District Attorney of New York.
 It is stated that E T. Sheppard, Conk- Eng's man, will be nominated |. :, Dist. Atty of New York; this, 1t IS said. will weaken the opposition to Stanley Mathews, and improve his chance of confirmation, and the administration will discontinue its attack, "n Conkling The Republican Rep resentatives will caucus this evening on the apportionment of delegates. The action may favor immediate action, as two thirds of the State legislators Tn session would save the States large expense. It seems proba- ble the bill will pass.
 Cleveland, Dec. 17.-Senator Conkhng arrived at Mentor this morning, and was warmly received at Garfield house. and had several hours confidential talk Conkling took the midnight train east
 Washington, Feb. E.-The President has approved the bill to restore the land comprising Tt Bedding and Fort Crook military reservations to tine public domain.
 San Francisco, Feb. l7.--Labor troubles in Lewis district, Nevada county, are assum- ing serious aspects A miners union has been formed. which demands four dollars per day for men who were previously re- ceiying three and a half dollars per day In mines which are only 200 feet deep. Vio- lence is threatened in consequence of this state of affairs.
 Silver King, ls! Tiptop. 2.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
ARIZONA INSANE.

The Tenth Legislative Assembly ap propriated a large sum of money, and w see the Eleventh Legislative Assembly doing the same, to pay a Commissioner to visit and report upon the insane from Arizona. at Doct. Clark's Asylum in Stockton, California. We will ask who the Commissioner was during the last two years, and where is his report We do know of two citizens of Prescott who unofhcially and unpaid visited the unfort- unate beings from our Territory, who are within the halls of Doct Clark's Asylum. One of these citizens Is Hon. I, J. But Ter, and the other C. W. Beach, both of whom wrote up the condition, etc, in which they found the insane. Two hun dred and fifty dollars Is sufficient to ap- propriate for this purpose, as We know of twenty men who would like to have the job at that figure. Look in5o this matter, gentlemen of the Council.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
THJ RSpAY.

The Apaches a few days since killed four persons on the road between the Rio Grande and St hns. their honcs
 Tele-rams fIom Washington have set tied the matter q, to the tune the leyisla- ture shall hold its Sossion--Simply sixty days
 Don't forget the regular meetings of the Land League that are held every Satur- Gay evening at the Half Way House at 7:,i0 o'clock,
 \ true representative of the people is Hon. John McCaiieety. He has mind of his own and never fails to express himself when the occasion demands it.
 We have received telegram from Globe which states that the stage from Globe waS robbed at II o'clock last night of w. F. k Co treasure box. and |. :. mail. by two masked men.
 Tucson having a railroad doe> not want {" s-e Prescott PoS~es>el of su-h lux ury. hence they killed the bill eN-mpting company irom taxation while building a Ioai from Prescott to the Both line.
 ,lfrun sharp made a gallant speech oa road matters Tuesday evening. occs- s.aa probably from the fat that he was mad a, all mankind anI in IarsAsllar the maH t.at >toi. his msr. >bDm PiT-. Some "i li~ remarks. were a littlc personal and eat deep
 
 Hugh White stage and maii man, ar rivej thi, morning on one of his perio,h cal ;r.p>- H9 reports San B-rnarlino as the coming mining center. recent devel- onmeuts having disclosed wonderfully ricl gold mines within twentv-eicht miles of that place with good roads. wood. water and grass in superabuudauce.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
WEDNESDAY,.

General Wilcox is to give grand bail h honor of our Legislators.
 Judge Sfillwell. the new District Judge arrived in Prescott this mornig:
 Harry Carpenter has returned from visit t. his relatives III New York.
 The debate on certain road bills, last night and to-day, has waxed warm. At the present time the bill is tabled.
 The Hook ayd Ladder Company should hold themselves in readiness for a fire emergency tomorrow night. as 1t IS well understood that Church Festivals tocome off
 The bill appointing a Commissioner to prepare a pamphlet on the resulrces of Ari- z1na. for distribution everywhere passed the House to-day by vote of lS to ?. This Is a ncIltrrious measure and we predict will be of untold benefit to our Territory, which is nov coming to the front as the greatest mineral producing section m the [. S.
 THE CAPIrAL-In the House. to-day. the biil to remove the Capital to Tucson passed by vote of | to 9. Mir Bolan refusing to vote. The Judge had, through ,.e advice and counsel of the Great Lever. sp fixed up hls clients that he gained his ca~e. Alas for the Judge the Council will votedown his bill.
 Acssls Woods. Robb and Brown stood up manfUlly for Prescott, and have endear- ei themselves more than ever e. this peo- rle. Our enemies We shall remember. espe- cially those who ruled against Prescott
 The advantage of railroads in the yicin. itv of mines k shown bv the fact tbat a rs .f | district. near the ~. r. R. F.. vas rc- gently reported to have been sold for twelve hundred and fifty thousand dol lars. Were the railroad completed to Pre-cott. We have no doubt the Model and some other of our rich mine, would S.ll equally a, we'll
 GoLn YIELD The new two stamp Vto-,,act nill on the Model minc We un- der,tand, k operating very successfully. X recent clean up yielded oj0 per ton frc. gold from ore that came from the mine without sorting The sulphurets in the tai ings. when suitable machinery for concentrating them k procured. will yield, according to assay tests nearly a. much more Work is being pushed viz orouely. and the mine improves with every development. The Mo1el and adjoining claims. under the sane ownership. are ssii to carr the largest pay streak of free gold to be found anywhrre on the Pacific Coast The ore of the Model Is so uniformly rich as not to require sort Iua and none of 1t has never yielded less than 10 Der ton by Eastra or mill process
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18

1'To authorize the Board of Supervis ors of Pima county to purchase land anc erect thereon and furnish a court house and jail and issue bonds of said county and provide for the payment of the same.
 "Amendatory of Chapter II, Secs. l33 l35 and l3S, Compiled Laws entitled ''Proceedings in criminal cases"
 'To legalize the acts of the Common Council of the city of Tucson, for ths years of 1879 and lS60."
 ''To regulate the butchering business in the Territory of Arizona"
 JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
 Granting leave of absence to c. R Drake, Recorder of Pima county"
 'Granting leove of absence to R. N Lsatherwood, Treasurer of Pima county
 Granting leave of absence to Hugf Farley, District Attorney of Pima county.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
BILLS APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR.

passed by the llth Legislative Assembly have been approved by the Governor uI to date, February l4th, 1881.
 ACTS. To create the County of CochiSe.r "To permanently locate the county seat of Apache county
 ''Granting leave of absence to Chas. A. Franklin, Probate Judge of Apache eoun. ty'
 Fixing the time for holding the Dis trict Court in the county of Mohaye.7
 Repeating an act entitled An act pro vidIng for compensation in addition to that now allowed by law to the Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, holding the District Courts in the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona
 To confer additional powers upon Court Commissioners"
 Legallzing certain acknowledgements of deeds and other instruments of like character by Wm. A. Hancock, Notary Public
 To change the name of Joseph A Bayers to Alber: s. Ashboy."
 To amend an act entitled An act concerning lawful fences and animals trespaSsing upon premises lawfully en. closed in Pinal county"
 To amend Sec. 9, Chap. 60, entitl ed An act concerning lawful fences a cd animals trespassing on premises lawfully enclosed III the county of Yavapai, ;,p- proved February $, 1871
 ''To change the name of T. Napole on Roy to Theophilus Roy
 ''To prevent the destruction of fish.
 To prevent the practice of medic inc, surgery or obstetrics by unqualified per- sons
 To repeal an act entitled "An act fixing the fees of public officers, in currenc z and providing for the punisement of violation thereof
 To create the county of Gila out of the counties of Pinal and Maricopn-"
 ''Concerning the hides of cattler
 To amend Sec. 10, Chap. ,, of ths Compiled Laws in relation to County Re corlers.'
 "To amend Chap. 50 of the Compiled Laws of Arizona, entitled An act regu- lating the herding of sheep, approved February l2. 1875
 To extend the corporate limits of the c ty of Tucson
 To repeal an act entitled "An act lawful fences and animals trespassing in premises lawfully enclosed in the county of Yavapai, Ter ritory of Arizono.'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
SuImm0ns.

In the District Court of se Third Judicial District of the Territory ef ArsonA s aud for the County sf fsvsFAa.
 Tss HrsasAs. niilss Company, sl.ntis,,
  ABRAn 6. HxvIrT, defeoaaat
 Aetion bresghs in the District Court Of the Third Judicial pistS., in end for the County of Yavsps in the Territory of ArtsonA-
 Territory ef Arisens sends greeting to Ahrsn c. Hewitt: You are hereby summoned and reQEiref fe sppea- tn action brought against by the ztsse named plaintiff in the Dissrict Court of the Third Judicial District in and for the County of rarsfA in the ritory Of ArIOna and answer the eompatnf filed with the Cserk of this Court st frescett in sad County copy of ~hirh complaint aoecmpa niss this sunmcns within tvenfy days texclusise Of the cay of sersce a ter the service upsn you cf this sanmons, this cousty, but served ou; of the COunty and within this District thea within thirty dsys s other c.sss forty days. And yoa hereby sotifed that you fail to appear and answer the complaint above required the plain 6 will take def.a and iudgns a; against yOa for the sum Of Sir tsou<sDd three hundred acd tuen.y-hye dollars and interest thereon per per Annum iron the l<sh day of December. A. D.. ls- eosn and disbursements m tn behalf ex psnded. Given under csy hand aod the sesB of said Seal. District Court st Prescott, this Twsnteih
 Day of December 1sco.
 WILLIAM wILKEEsos Clerk. Churchul NAstsrsou, Attorneys for plaintiff Prescott Dec 1sh lsso s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
ELEVENTH LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY,
HOUSE.

Continued from Second Page)
 Res lved, That the member fir m Mari pa Co, who refused to v"te when the H use demanded that he should, on H $ 20 be declared in contempt, and de- barred the rights and privileges of member shsp in the House of Representatives of the l1th Legislative Assembly until he makes proper apology.
 Ssmaniego moved to lay resolution on the table.
 Roll called
 Voting aye, g; nay, l2.
 Motion lost.
 Question recurred on Woods amend ment.
 Ayes and nays demanded.
 Roll called-Ayes. l2: nays, 9.
 Resolution adopted.
 On nation sf Southwick the House adjourned until tomorrow at 10 o'clock
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
UESDAY.

Mr Hereford has many friedds in and out of the Counci. He IS an honest legislator.
 The funeral of Mrs. Cook, this afternoon, was largely attended by the citizens oi Prescott.
 Charles linus, a well known cattle man, of Willows, died suddenly at Camp Nohaye on sunday last.
 4 bill to protect the dsers has been in- troduced in the House by Mir. Robb. The deers should certainly be protected.
 Messrs Head and Richards, as commis- sioHers to 70 East and negotiate the bonds of IavaIai county, are acceptable 10 the people in hose interest they are to act
 We admire the stand taken by Hon. Me Ca-forty yesterday when Sir. Haynes offered an amendment to the Yayapai county fund ing bill Ne. Is generally right, and dcrs not hesitate to express himself upon all sub iects.
 J. H. Behan, YaAapais old sheriff, Re corder and citizen, now Sheriff of Cochise county, Is on a visit to his friends here, ald they are legion. Glad to meet our old friend.
 The Albuquerque Review comes to us with bran new dress, new editor and much improved in every particular. It tells Us that the A T. ,k S. R. R. peo- ple have reduced their fares from seven to four cents per mile on 800 mile tickets
 Gen. Vile x, the efficient Department commander, has kept Indian depredations down In Arizoila, which has been one great cause If prosperity within the Territory. Were 1t not that We dc not want to part with the General, We should ask that he he sent r a short time to New Mexico, to set tie the question, Mir L., who is having 1t pretty much as he pieases there.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
Proposals
 FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.
HEsurgCAErTRs DEPARTMENT or iKIzoxA, OFFIcE oF "HIyF QT4KTTENAsrEn.

HEspQCAErgRs pEFAErNEST or AKIzoSA,
 OFFIcE oF THgyT QT8KTTENAsrEn.
 NMPFLg BkKRsCKs. Pr-eoott. Feb I. !es1. SEAIED PROPOSALS. ra trip tat~. subject 70 ths - usual conditions vin be rrcsiycd this occ, os sr the 0uo-s the Qusrtsrr1arsr~ st th> following named poets uutfl I2 o'clock. nosn. on Wednesday, March istn, lsi. which time md scrs they sin be opened the pru@en sf bidders- for furnishsg and ielvery Of Military Supplies. during the hsc<l year commencing the ls, day of July, lssi. and ending ou the Jah day Of June. i-2z aS fonovs:
 FUzI-HArd and soft Wood and Charc0s,. TosAsK -Bariey Bran, Corn and Hay. sTksw-tor Hayl for beiaing such sAid rupphe~ may be required af Ft Apache fort toxte, Fort Grant, Camp Pu.ehucs Fort Lowell Fort HcIsovei', Fort Aojsve, Camp Rueker, Camp Thomas, Tori Verde, and Nhppae Depot, A. r. and Fora YuEnA, Cal.
 Proposals Tor Forase and s.rzx required st wiIcon and AarSeop. stations. \. r, Sfn be received and oTenel 'he time the foregoing, s the office of the chief guarterTnsster of the Depsrfnent
 I.ropo@sis win also he recetyed st the soe of the Chief QuArtsrmzster of the Department and opened the cars of the E. r. E K. Ss stations besvesn Los Angeles and Coltou, Cal of such quantities Of Barles and ssed baled Bsrisy Hay and strss may be required during the fiscal year eon1rnenoing Juy let, IS l.
 Proro-a for either class of the stores nenfsone5 for qusniIe- ss than the whole reguirrd wn bs re- ceivsd The government the Il yhf to reject any or all proposais A preference v1l bs given to article. of domestic production Blank propo.As sad printed crrulArs stating the hind and esnssfsd qnAs- a. , the manner of bidding conditions to be observed by bidders and terms ef e0nfrsr and payment ~fl be furnished application to tm oce or tofAe Qiarter- master the various posts named- Envelop>s coB- szit ing prOposals should be married "Propo>al Tor and sddress.d 10 the under signed or to the respective post 0uArtsrmssfers
 E. E. CRIMES, Captain and A. Q. A- U. sA,
 Chief Qasrterm.<ser.