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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20
TIE lIENS IN ERlEE.

/ hu7tra has asked Prussia e. explain the
expulsion of Austrian Poles.
/ Capt Alexander lialew the only colored
man who evar Commanded an ocean trad
/ YES et died al Baltimore aged So
I During the raca' at Melbourne. fiFteen
! horses fell in one race out of sorty-one start.
ers. Oae jockey was killed AMI seven were
badly injuries
! a telegram was received in Paris stating
that 1000 Christians has been massa cred in
Anam. Among the victims were mission
nry and twelve native priests.
1t is reported that the runor of Riers
sentence having been changed to penal
servitude is untrue ami that thars is no
| power in Eng nd to make a change
Charles H. phIbriok, private secretary
/ OF Pre- iient Lincoln, was found dead in
bed at his home in Griggsvilie, lis. sun
dny morning 1t is supp sed he died of par
| asysls ri the heart.
The eastern flint-glass Manufacturers met
at New York aud decided to shut down
rather than subyit To demands for increased
wage. Nearly 9,900 men IRE thrown out
of employment.
The ear has issued ukasa forhildnr the
| general celebration, March 3, OF the twenty
| fifth anniversary of the emancipation Of the
| serfs OF Russia. Tie fear that it would be
made the occasion for q general Nnilistic
| rising.
The Servians have occupied Eo,iac pass,
! which is partly in Turkish territory, being
on the Bulgaria Macedonian frontier.
| A dispatch from London states that Russia
| and Austria are unable to come to an
agreement in rogapl tp the Bllkaa diff
| Guilty.
| The postma toy at Adrian, Mich, in IN
| official communication states that il is diff
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

NEW NrnN. Oct. 20 Fori inanI Ward
was brought to Shar.U Daviison's office
early Moniay morning. a large and eX-
p3rttn5 crowd hal Il tcmhlei when Ward
AMI MS counsel entNrNd the court ROOM The
REi,uunr was dressed in a neat sack suit He
irlAci paIo but was calm and collected.
I4H pro ecution Was not ready and the case
" : postprnoi for the day.
District Attorney Martin said that he was
thuaderstruck upon hearing Of the arrest Of
w liiam s. Warner. Warner is ono of the
peoples most important wtncs o. and ho
may refuse to testify on the ground tAet he
is ,intly accused with Ward OF IA crime and
that his answers may tsni to criminate
himself.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

tINCGHNATi Oct. 2D.--B ,rncy Woatpha.
leu, II iNhoror residing at 3d3 Broadway,
has Of lato b.cu ahu=ins bis wifa IA st
THANKFULLY. Sunday shG his brutal treat.
mont was even worse than usual Monday
morning witne.soi IL rancWal uf his COW
nrdly assaults. lie lott for work, threaten
ing to repeat the treatment when he
retained. Fearing tie execution
of his throat, t;ts wi.r driven to daspara-
tiun, hurled their = year oil child from tho
upre" story OF their house to the ground,
and leap,l after it hersolt Il ia arc in a
dangerous condition. The hn.brul will bn
IA
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

Fathcr, &ctha?, sad Three slstcls Dcad,
r.s. David Claypooi, formerly Scr&.ai,:
t-tunSufthc New JERSEY ;ilintp, and uuw
Notary Public II todarvilIr, Cumberland
Co., n. j., makes ihe following startling
s5"tomcnt: MY father mother, and three
.iH,grs all died with consumption, and my
lungs were SO weak ! raised blood. Nobody
,hnnght | could live. My worl, taliip-
e'uii hing was very strainmg on ne with my
weak constitution, and was rapidly going
to the grave. While in this condition /
commenced using Mishler's Herb Eittcrs,
md it saved my He. Because it was -
difficult to get it in this little place, and |
had improved SO much, stopped taking It
for q time, and the result is that | have
commenced going rapidly down hill again.
Somehow, Msllcrs Herb Eittcrs gives
appetite and Strengthens and builds me up
as nothing else does, and ! must have :.
dozen bottles at once. tsc this comml-
uicatiou as you please, and il any one wants
to 10 convinced OF IFS truth, lei them write
me and | will mako affidavit to il, for ]
owe my life 10 hlishicr's Herb Eiiters.'
1hcsccrct Of the almost invarahie relief
and c;rre OF consumption, dyscn!cry, diar.
rhoa, dyspepsia, Indigestion, kidney and
liver complaints. whom MishIcr's Herb
Filters IS used, is hat it contains simple,
Harmless, and yet powerful ingredients,
thlt act on the blood, Kidneys, and liver,
ana through them strengthens and inyigor-
atca Che whole syeiem. Parody vegetable
in It's composition; prepared ly a regular
physician; a standard medicinal prepare
ton; endorsed hy rhysicir,a and drrp-
ei-is. TheseHrc four atraRs points in favor
Of Nj-llers li,rh Iiigt,rs hl.shIcr's Herb
~ al lt-- ,lI,rilt pri.,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

UNLESS King Thcbaw of Burma his the
victim OF IA lar reaching conspiracy of
SANDER Ac is = cruel dcspot who ought
long ago to have been knocked into
kingdom come Whenever the fl has
possessed him lie has buchered ms rela-
tives and subjects Ike sheep, aud it is
quite possible that England iias thus far
tolerated his atrocities in order 10 make
the Burmese more than willing to get rid
Of him and his methods. Burmah is a
country Of about 100000 Inhabitants,
adjoining British iudia on the east, A
British commercial company holds pro-
fitable leases of forest lands there, and
has been in the habit of advancing money
to Thebaw to supply his needs. They
and'the Kings councillors discovered
that the corporation hud removed a num>
Der of logs without paying datg, and in,
nictcd fine OF 100000 month. More
over, in order TO raise money they sold
certain concession TO French bank, par,
tcularly in regard 10 railway making
which the merchants ot Brit3h Burmah
consider injurious TO their rights. The
French part OF the business is not ser
ioue n dc Fryycinct rrpudatng Bur-
muh altogether; but the reqa;sition made
on the Bombay Company is, and affords
Euglaud timely prcteyt tor dnposing
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

LONDON. Ont, Ott IA serious col
lisior occurred ON The Michigan Central
railroad Sunday morning at Cenfoid June
ton As au east-bounl Hammond fret ;ht
train, in charge OF Conductor Barrett,
was passing tho junction, Grand
Trunk freight train ON the BItitlo q Lake
Huron division bound vast crn ned into it.
The ongne struck the Hammond train about
five cars from the rabCosa dcmll!shng one
car and badly wrccEng two or three
uthers. Several cars of tho Grand frank
fro GIT were also smashed aut together
with the Michigan Central cars wer, pici
up on the engine. Tho eng nrar wa
seriously hurt There is no known reason
FIR tine collision beyond dense for.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

Great oaks from little acorns grow,
runs the old saw. Il is n"t necessary 10
add great cures have been effected by
M*hters Herb Bittcts, for everybody
knows that who reads the newspapers
len thousand genuine testimonials back
up our claims that this is really tho arcat
est ct all modern remedies tor dyspepsia,
iiNcr complaint. diseases ui the ki,lucys
ana Tor all the ailments that affect the
stomach aud bowels. II is also y wonder
full tonic, giving new tone to the system
and driving away that tired feeling as
NOTHING clst. VIII
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20
FOUR LIVES SAVED

DR. Bulls Cough Syrup relieved foul
Of my children of most alarming attack
Of whooping cough, from which their
thfoatS and necks became so swollen as tc
prevent them from swallowing. Nothing
would give then even temporary relief
until this syrup was tried. 0nc bottle, in
one night saved their lives, | verify be
lieye. Geo. L. Earhari, captain of police,
Baltimore, Md
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

A d. BON writes TO the PhI.4d-l ln,1
Ncc& 81 have a postal card on which /
have inscribed with an ordinary steel pen
G.025 words. The matter written calais 81
of the first seven chapters and the cig,'A
chapter down to the nineteenth VefsC of
Leyilieus. This was done with the ua&e4
eye. With pencil can do better and
stil have room for geo words on tni7
card
Mr. Boin ought to hc an English gen
tleman. An English gentleman isawn
who has nothing to do and acesht aH"H
how to do it.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20
Az EHCMEN WAHTED.

Can any one bring us a case of Kidne,
or Liver Complaint that the Electric Bitter
viii not speedily cure? We say that the.
can not, rs thousands of cnsr- already per
mancnlly cured and and who are daily re
commenting Electric Bitter, will prove
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, week Back o
any urinary complaint Quic<Iy cured; the.
purify the blood, regulate the bowels, an,
act directly on the diseased paris, Ever.
bottle guaranteed. For sale AT So n bot
tie hy lartH 81 Eahnscu.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

In the latest book on Cuba by BAllou
the fruits Of the island are thus described
Japan, InGia aud Ceylon afford nothing
more fascinating or strange in their veg
ctable kingdoms than this fovofed Isle.
The fruits are simply wonderful in war
iety and perfection. One eats eggs
custard and butter of the trees q p II
seems to rain oranges in Havana They
are scarcely less cheap than the luscious
hopopa
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

Al recent sale IN London Of an orHj-
biological collection the high price Of y
guincas was paid for Il single specimen of
IA duck, hur it was the lillIn bum head,
or butter bail, familiar to Americas
5portsmcn, witch had War,iercd as far Il,
the NoriolG Eroals, This pirl is rarely
seen in Nurupe.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

The Boston Gio5c says "WelL We are
soIryif the mugwump cant stay with u
any logger, but we shall have to b@rij.
President Cleveland, however was the
enthusiastic choice of 5000. 900 Of demo
cratic frecmon before the mugwuma JOIN
ell his standard, and he viii conttnoe III
be heartily sustained in the good work 90
redocming the government f'om tine acau
INFLATED abuses of republican misrd!'
after the mugwump Ephraim hae rcionnd
himself to his IDOLS, and resumes his Old
place AS the rllle of rearcrtabili'J on th'
bosom Of the BODY polite"
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

The sentence of Il chief i'll the Mort
hampton, Mass. House OF Correction eN-
pired last Monday and he was released
Ga his way ont ne entered Il prisoners
cell and stole two hair Chains. The thcft
was quickly discovered, the cyNconvict
rearrestod, an! Immediately tried and
sentenced to Il new term
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

Many Persons feel uuwcIl moi absolute
~ sjcl. but in state OF Discomfort III,
liver is ont OF order Take simmons Liv
or Regulator. This uuHiIing specific 10
liver disease has restored NOR" people tC
health aud happiness than any "the
AGENCY known on earth. No our c,m tax,
the Regulator and remain uuwclL Rev
Il G, Wilder, Prince, n J.. says II fin,
nothing helps So much t" keep ~" ii
working condition rs Simmons Liver he
muiatur.'
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

New YORK, Ost. 2o.--At G:5p a. IN. Mon
day on tho Sixth avenue elevated railroad
ut Eighty ninth street AMI Ninth avenue, in
n dense fog, two trains coll.dol, the engine
of the second train running into the roar
car of tho first train The trains were
crowded. with laborers going 10 work, hut
no one was injured. The rear locomotive
was SulnSnsI
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

SYRACUSE, : v. o.. -. Mr.. Amelia
oyptr, If Cij..e. has ju.t .irl lie hus-
banl was kill IA + battle Of tee Niiicr-
ne $ in 1854 and tln new Of his death
drove her i4stnn hirs. Oppca's l,fo was
blank until FOUR wock7 before hor death
whom hcr reason returned an! s.a rotain3
her snNs-.s until to lnst.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

WAsHiNGrON CRY, oct. -. "A number
of Cree Indians from the Br, h posses ions
have GRO sed the line int the Fort BelSnap
resarvation Montana, bearing rich booty
captured during tho late Canadian Indian
outbreak. The ngont wants g. cxpel the in
trulers but the state department holds that
they can not le forced across tho line in tho
absence OF regular extraditiUn proceedings
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20
Mounted Sword Combat.

SAH FEA>ClsCn, Oc.. - IA exciting.
mounted -woi contest for 500 ouI q lila.
mond medal took place Sunday 1T Point
TihuruH, tc.nr' AT an licnye Of ta.O'O spec.
tators. The entries wore puHcal &. Rnls,
I"Srrs, Crowley, Noi, and Glriqu,.
lioavv wager "ar' p!nc'i On tho 4, ulL
extra tur5 us 500
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

Among the Sioux indians it is the Gus,
tom that when borrowed kettle is re
turned some of the food that has been
cooked in 1t hc left in the bottom. Those
who disregard the custom can never Dor,
row AGAIN.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20
g he argus.
JORa W. POTTER.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1885.

THIS is the way in which Netfa LA
paper announce . wedding In Omaha
the other day Isaac Ne@ married bliss
Rachel Newmaq. Rachel dropped the
man from her name and took him 10 ncr
LneaIn
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20
HOLOCAUST IN CHICAGO.



Chicago, oct. % ~ terrible GuiCii-
spreading fire IrcEe ont IA tho on, story
| IN II half brick cottage. 81 Vernon place,
occupied by W. 8. iiai"s, about u'a1'ci
Monday nv rning, in which .our p'rsor-
were burned &c. death The family CON
sisted Of five p'rsuIl' and n servant girl,
and all but two met horrible death
An alarm wn7 suuu!ol from Tire
| corner of McAli ter ilnca and loomt'
| street at G;25, nnl wufu hay arrived on
tho scene ths hpI,S VT, - u bitzr. Mr..
Bates was found in the alley at tha idle q.
tho house, suffering from severe bruises,
but ablo to tel, the sto,y # tho catastrophe.
Nrnyins hrs hands il agony rvcr the loss
ot hi, lnmily, AMI suffering ko2niy fror'
his severe hurts, lac salt That at p'CinCk il
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

according 10 ~ travelling correspondent, i,
the Sutlrj in British India. 1t has a
descent Of 10000 feet in $50 miles, an
average I'll about slHtyss ven per mile
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

From 1869 To 1880, had rheumatism
at one time could not walk step III four
months Now entirely we'll; cured by
Hunts Remedy stephen G. Mason,
Prevalence
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

Father ilyaciHthc in recent srrmou
in Paris. declared that war could not be
dispensed with, and that those who ad-
v"ctied its abolition were dangerous PEG.
pie
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

Found Relief for bad cough in a
lox of Dr. y Stones Bronchial Waters.
fnev are harmless. Price % cents. Fol
ale by all druggists.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

The wtirr in the GIlf Of B,ihnia has
fallen three feet in fifty years.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

Thousands OF eases of kidney diseases
nave been cured by Hunts Remedy. New
er fills.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20
Many a Lady

is beautiful, all but her skin;
and nobody has ever told
her how easy it is to put
beauty on the skin. Beauty
on the SIKH is Magnolia
Balm.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

Scotch pebbles are in favor now among
loversfof Jewels.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20
PROFESSIONAL C.Aa@A.
= ~ RhfEf>s,E. @Y

iTFuENliT AZ Lt". u6icr ia NueN l-ig
y Ndliou.l Bank i;Gildt..-. En,l '..nr.l"
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20
=. Q. Ga.lEF. ELY.

I'Euf NGN TIAN --Gt'cv WIth ). +. f.,
u worthy 4. y =. gpnjaN"urv. aa-..-d,HU
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-10-04
THE v

The action Of President Cleveland in
removing Republican officials is fire.
quently criticised by organs of that
party on tho ground that he is ignoring
IA pledge In the Democratic National
platform to which lac heartily subscribed.
After u careful perusgl Of that document
all we can Gnd rclatiGg to that matter,
Is the following: awe Favor Honest
Civil Service Reform" and as the New
York Sun very p%ertinentiy asks:
"Whnt did the representatives, Of the
Democratic party at Chicago assembled
mean by honest civil service re-
form! The whole tonc OF the platform
answers the question. They meant q
reform Of the civil service by change o;
Administrations by the exposure and
punishment Of fraud and jobbery which
have been brought to light in every de-
partment of the Government by the
correction OF the evils incident 10 n
long possession Of power, and by put
ting, new mem in the offices Of n Gov
eminent which, instead Of being car
Red ~ for the general welfare had be-
c'me IAN fundamentally for imposing
heavy burdens on the many who are
governed for the benefit Of the few who
govern
That IL what the Democratic Conyen-
lion meant by honest civil service re-
form. That is the only sort of civil SER
vice reform which the Democratic party
can favor and remain q Democratic
party.
When the Democracy last year dc.
clared in favor Of IAN honest civil ser
vice reform IL signiied by the use of
an adjective otherwise supcrlluous that
1t did not mean the dishonest civil ser.
vice reform OF the cranks and tricksters
-dishoNest because II serves to keep
the Republicans in onicc after n major.
ity of the voters Of the United States
have voted 10 tnTD them out.
IL was the hopublicnn National Con-
vcntion Of 1881, not the Democratic
Convention that pronounced In favor Of
civil service reform IN the limited sense
in which the term is understood by Mr..
D"rmNn Is. Eaton and Mr.. Carl
SChurZ."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-10-04
,ErAu Trade IMPROVING.

The New York sun saysi The most
encouraging evidence Of business inn.
provement is the iniisputabls aud de.
cided Increase in tho activity Of retail
trade in New York since the beginning Of
the present month. II is true that even
in the worst Of years the autumn brings
greater custom, Cor the families return
10 town, the clothing for cooler weather
must he bought, and the refurnishing Of
houses and their appointments goes on.
But this autumn merchants are geI-
ting more trade than n year eGo. when
the people did not know what TO expect
after the continuous disasters which be-
gan With the SpriGy, There SGs i gen.
erL shutting down Oh ali but aecossaP
ouilaya, esru 10y the families whose eT-
pvnses Uep ordinarily profuse. for they
were not IT all SURF ns to what their i'll
comes were S"iDS in be during ths next
six or twelve months.
The Indications. therefore. are favor
able for ! larger irple than the Inrr-
chants have had for tao years ut least.
There is an uctu Il exhaustion of sui '
plies to Ia filed up even by the most
economical, pri'-s ar. ~ lov Hs to tempt
purchasers. aud the opinion that they
are not Likely to be any less, and may
be greater, is widespread. Whist people
need they will get now il they have the
money to buy. AMI, accordingly. every
Department Of T tail trade must get an
Impulse. puFrapS it will not last long.
nor extend into Spring: but for the pres.
ent and in the early future it will un,
q~ues;.ouabiy bo felt very decidedly"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-10-04
zrHAr CONVENTION OF BAxkERs.

The belief that bankers must neces.
sarily understand that portion of politi-
GAL economy relating to 6nance simply
because large amounts Of money are
constantly passing through their hands,
is perhaps 10 less popular than falla-
cions. With equal propriety it might
be held that a sluiee-box. because it had
conveyed millions Of water, must pos
sess a thorough knowledge OF the prin.
ciple OF graTitstion. The fact is, the
expressed views Of the banking fratern-
ity upon questions Of finance. are more
unreliable a a public guild than those
Of any other class Ct intelligent men.
because direct self-inter-st is more liza
bic To warp their Judgment aud narrow
the sphere Of their researches. II any
thing Was needed to prove how little
they knew Of the subject they had as
sembled to discuss. the proceedings of
the lat Bankers Convention at Chica-
go has notably furnished it. Among the
Trading financial lights who addressed
the . ouNention Wa one Trenholm. u
leading banker OF South Carolina. who
argued that the depreciation of our cur
rcncy would mise the pr.cr of imported
American producer would get uu more
for exports than he got before. There
Mr. Trenholm stopped short; the feeble
mind ~ the great banker being unable
to reach ont and grasp the fIct-p1tcnt
to even ordinary m~inds-tlat the higher
rate OF eIohang. for produce sold i'll
Europe would bring more money Ia the
seller, and that home goods would rise
IL price To the level of those imported.
Nr. Haven, Of Boston. another lead.
Ing banker, informed the convention
that the business drrr. s>ion throughout
the country is almost exclusively as
cribhblc to th" presence OF the deadly
silver dollar: Int tn a,tutc Ar. Haven
failed To account for tLa equally OPP
pr, asiNe staepnti0u Of business in Eng
land and other European countries to
whom the inicctiOus silver dolla. is 4
totI! stranger.
On questions Of existing guw thc con
Nrniiyn app nrei - lc quite as iSmor-
ant aS np"m these OF finance, and yet
the nnii-siiYcr organs OF the last have
the gall 10 qrote the 6oimGs aud 81! iusS
of such selfish. narrow rntlrriluS us
representing the principles nui policy
OF the American people touching the
vastly important currency question.
The fac; j.. taat such u claim is II di-
rect insnit to the int-llig, nee of the
country, and it Is HoH only too apInr.
cnt that the interest ujId aims of these
bankers nnd money changers are hos
tile to .lIos' OF the country at large,
and that they are quite willing TO sacri-
flee everything to their greed for gain.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-10-04
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed PROPOSALS Ar" invited 10y the Board
"f County CUiumissiun'Ts O. ElEo county Ne.
vadA Tor ihc bGildiug 81 all iron bridge Arru-s
I'll" Humboldt river. about one mile west OF
CArliu. Elku county. Nevada. A. Follows 10 Wit,
said briig. 10 be wrought iron. on. hundred
feet long In the rlcar. thirteen feet in width
and capable Of sU-ia4u!pg \ weigh; Of thirty
one tons load. outside II pIaukiug. the nu0r
juists "f bridge ;u he uf plank three iu,he,
THICK by hft''u inches Ia width. placed every
tweuiy-four inches apart. Floor Of bridge 10
be "f good three inch plsnE sud we'll .lrd.
Two hutmeni-of.Aid bridge to H. built ufgond
hard stone. laid In lime mortar AMI cement
aud fAc"l with cement. Auut.ucut on south
I'D" II river tu he fuur feet In thirLu..,. six
teen f""tiHc fronting the river. andtwo wings
extending back eight feet from face 81 ,but.
m'nt. said AbuiHrnt to IA down 10 or b,
started al a solid foundation. and built "a =,
height Il three feet above top ~ present bank
"t river "u south side. Abutm.ut on north
side Of TiN"T 10 l." fuUt feet IN thirlnrs.. siI.
teen foot face fronting tho rIv,rGud 10 ~ down
t" ~ l." started At a solid foundation aud 10 b.
built I" a height {" onrr-sp~nd With aLutmrnt
"n south sid" 81 riy,r. 18th Ebuimrut H. b, al,
equal height n per drawing Of bridge WORK.
inc "h"l' !" hs duu' IN a good aud work
manlike manner a. per the above SPECIFICATION
AMI To- b" accepted immediately uI.lu connie.
ton 10y the Board IT County Cun,mi-.toD.T. ID,
som" one appointed by them for that putnn..
said work to be paid for when COMPLETED and
accepted.
The party TO whom the contract e sw,rIe
will he required TO hie with the County Com.
missioner a good and SUFFICIENT hou,I with ia,
Aur"tir- Tor amount named ~ contract rrt.,
for is faithful completion. sAid worn to IL,
completed Icy January J.. i--G.
Said proposals to BE- hl-d with the CLERK n,
said Board on or before 10 O'Clock l. NJ. Oct,.
her II, iSS', Al which time they win he opened
and considered 10y thc Board.
All PROPOSALS shall b" endorsed: Proposals
10 Build CArlin Bridge.
The board reserves the right TO rrJes, an,
anu All bids, 4. q. DAwLEY.
Elko. Sept. q 1856. CLERK