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Mohave County miner., 1886-02-07

SsAa Dasiss. the man Who attempted 70
nssisss Jia Psss0a At Kingman, and after.
yards tsisd TO sst his own throat. has N
fas recovered fsom his sslf.in6ictsd injuries
- 10 b. eouAssd In the county Jail Paxton.
~ nsn Who Was shot, viii also recover.
tst wiil psofsbiy loss ons Of his arms.
Mohave County miner., 1886-02-07

I'd. Torke and several other horny .fstsd
miners from Stockton Hill and vicinity
we're In town last Sunday,
Mohave County miner., 1886-02-07

Hsnry Lambert eanss up frorn Fort No
i've on Friday and returned home ysstsr.
day. While hsrs h Sled his butohsr's bond
with The neeordsr.
Mohave County miner., 1886-02-07

sslsot assortn,snt u valentines. comic
and Oshsrvise. can be seen ut Watkins
Brps.
Mohave County miner., 1886-02-07

Bssohss & Cos ssans came Ia last night
With m-ychandise for their branch store
here.
Mohave County miner., 1886-02-07

A. r. Minsar. we'll known as oae Of the
mast extensive raining opsrniors ON the
Pssiac co~st, is visiting this county. He
hes now ssns On short trip 10 The mines
Of the 0ua5 ard Lost Basins.
Mohave County miner., 1886-02-07

Thoso side whiskers of Tom J.oean's are
imnense. They are the admiration and
envy u al bshoidsrs.
Mohave County miner., 1886-02-07
CHLORIDE.
TIN MINES. AND WHAT Is BEING
DONE ON THEM.

TIN MINES. AND WHAT Is BEING
DONE ON THEM.
-
wv anu "sn knoWh h'n'ne oa.np "
80 sOou, nse ,n,'os norm - Mi ,.s..
l,oom AZ "a. 49,. A,,hcn.b 4, mal.. M
pressnsioos 70 bsinc = live,y s,mo. still con.
sIdersble vork n bsing dona ON the minss
in ana around n. and thsrs are more man
eu,uaovs1, I'm them than ana vou,d suruoss.
Thi, nav be said With souaI tyuth Of manx
o,b.r u,,n;po ca nina /, m. oonntv.
mrs r,,cv.uov
u . eood oiai'a, on when 9 oona'der*o's
anneon' Of vofs mas Dssn cone IN former
@ nv - =" nsu
vork,n, an d. IN, ths mas. tbr., v.,l.
NJ. Ewing has made srvsrnI oaod sbip.
usn,s Of having ore from this mine IN ,hs
mast two Years. and ne have No doubt viii
mako many more IN the futore )n the
INpRpsNDysoE
Chnrisv Hhsr,o.r has ,h,s. ,,,sr, co,s.. mi,
at work. and IN s,i,, taking ont tbs ususl
quantities NJ tha rich ors for vbi.b this
n,in. In. bscome noted. Mr.. sbsrm.u.s
Last ,,hipmsn. nottsd HIM ovsr sloO osr ION.
ard bs nov ,,a. . con.,a.,.,,,a ouan,,;x NJ
this GRAD. NJ ors ON an. du,,n hss;as. /.
large nmyunt Of ,scopd slnss vhieb vii,
vo,k .,.,., aim n ,hs tom
A norton o. tsis mine has i.,slv bssr
i.,s.a N MGR. n w c,a,. = 70 vho
nv tbs 1. yp,. a ,hs;r l..s. bavs N .;ok +.
shaft 100 feet deep, and drift from the bot.
tom fifty fest each way. In return for this
they have all the ors they take out and the
privilege Of stopin2 ON one side Of the shaft
only. Mr.. Grant made his first shipment
o. orc aoon. ten Gays S,aoe, consisting o.
. ooo,,. al tom. witch WORRIED about oo)
$500. III =, ,h;.,, wac ,.t., am, "a ~.
a.. ss,w fe.t a, ,hs ,haf, A, th;. raj. NJ.
c,.nt iii ,oaL. . c,ol thin, an, NJ M.
-.
mn, ,,o,,
' W" INV"
= n'w 'o0",o' ~n,sn y De'ns "orkea Dy
-, - -. .,,a 4. 80, =, go, ,h;,,,
s.s, and h.s . cool .,,sak ~ ,on ounos
,,,. ,;,,h, .,on,
ru, ,on
ooNNon
10 one Of the mines owned by the Arizona
Northern Mining Comoany, and Ia now be-
Mohave County miner., 1886-02-07

,. ". YoashAm n lying IN his room dan.
ssrcusly III. Dr.. Bssdisk y attending On
him, and says that he has sypsoid pneu.
rnonia, and that II is extremely doubtful
whether he viii recover.
Mohave County miner., 1886-02-07

Cue w. Bsrchsr, the King,nan in~rsbsut
VAS b tOwR Tor = few h0ars yesterday.
Mohave County miner., 1886-02-07

The sslsbrat~d Ivory Soap can now be
Obtained st ths drug store.
Mohave County miner., 1886-02-07
Local Brevities.
Dvliehsfui xs,thsr.

Caps. Ciotlaer-. Of rlagstla, 10 paying
oar town = visit.
Mohave County miner., 1886-02-07

Hslsft Lagan eame In from his rsnrh on
IL Moody Last "Wednesday With 9 load Of
bssoa and haas, which b dispossd of 10
Bssslssg 4 Co. He mas also sontrsstsd 70
llsiivsr about Ave tons more 10 ths sa'us
arm. The bacon and hams cured by Mr..
Logan have we'll merited rspataiion In
this eonmsaity. and Bssobsr 4 Go. krew
What they we're about when they secured
ali that be pot uplsst fall. ~
TIE trial of the case Of w. II. HARDY ".
David Southwiek Was commenced 10 the
Cosnty Court en- Tuesday afternoon, I'D.
hyde appsarins for tbs plaintih, and
Asssrs- Bl~ksly and Williams for the do,
fssdant. After one Witness had bssn exam
insd he eass vas referred TO WIN. }. Roe
~ rssssee. 70 report 10 thu Court the
A.sant die from the defendant to the
e,aintia. said report to be Hled within DC
dsyG
Mohave County miner., 1886-02-07
THE SUNLIGHT

Is another good claim owned by Mr.. Barry,
on which the work Of development il now
going On night and dav. Tine ore from this
mine ~ rich In native silver, and many
beautiful specimens are obtained from IL.
Mohave County miner., 1886-02-07
ARRIVAL . DHPARruRB on III

Suascsibers 10 this paper will confer a
fssos NV sending notice Of any irregularity
in ~ delivery 10 this Office.
Mohave County miner., 1886-02-07
THE COMMON

IL one of the mines owned by the Arizons
Northern Mining Comoany, and il now be.
ing worked under ths management of Mr..
John Barry, the superintendent Of the com.
pany. He has about six men STOPPING and
drifting. The mins is Welding ore that
runs from 100 to 10 ounces, snd with his
present force Mr.. Barry keeps his team
steadily going between the mine and the
samplang Works at Kingman. hauling from
fonr TO five tons at load.
Mohave County miner., 1886-02-07

Special notices In the rsading solumns o
Tbs MnKa viii be charged Ut the rate O
Mohave County miner., 1886-02-07
MINERAL PARK, FEBRUARY =, Isss,

l.. r. Fisher and Y. e. Dake are suthoriz-
ID agents In Gan Francisco Of he MonAvs
CogwrS MnEs.
Ksgsns Ysnnsnbssg, Attorney At Law,
Prescott, A. T., h the authorized agent Of
The MoRAvs CoSHrS Mmrs In Ysvapsi
enntv.
Mohave County miner., 1886-02-07
THE FILIGREE

b gold ledge, owned and worked by Sam.
Chadwick. one Of the old-timsrs Of this dis.
ssios. Mr.. Chadviok knows good mine
whsu he ssss one, and has hold on 10 the
filigrsa for many years. We believe the
ore frsin this mine runs about $50 to the
ton. mostly In gold.
Mohave County miner., 1886-02-07
THE ALTATA

Is bsing worked by Johnny Goshorn, who ID
stopins cot misc bunch Of ore which sam.
pies about LEO ounces. He ought 10 make a
nice little stake ont Of IL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28

liz the new catalogue of the West Viz
ginis University just published, We notice
that Ohio county stands third in its pat
rouage of shat institution, sending six
students, while MonOugahs county sends
so and Preston county, 9. Thirty of the
81 counties Of the State are represented,
sending in all l24 students, while Pennsyl'
vania, Maryland, Virginia, Kansas sUd the
District Of Columbia send II students, thus
making the entire number in attendance
l?6 The number this year is an increase
Of 20 over last year, or = greater number
than in any year since 1898. We notice
that several changes in the curriculum
have been made, among which is the for.
nation OF separate school Of rhetoric
1ilh President TUaNEE OF its head, aud
the placing of more studies in the prepare
torg department An Academic depart.
msut has been formed 10 the Normal
schools of the State containing the same
studies ss are now 10 The p Paratory, thus
making it possible for the young men to
psss rom the Normal schools 20 the Usi
yersity IN q regular course.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28
IMPORTED LABOR.

OF lsfe years, the disturbances caused By
the importation OF foreign labor to perform
work in certain localities, have brought up
q rather serious question. And like all seri.
oHs questions, it has strong advocates upon
each SIDE. A very large class Of the Amer.
can people want to buy Whatever or where
ever they can buy ehespest. They are in
terssted in getting labor cheap because it
will make products chesp. For example,
9 State wants to erect large public build
iDgs such as Texas is now erecting. A
great msjority Of the taxpayers OF tie
State win want the buildings erected Just
as ehesply as possible in order that the
burden Of taxation upon them may be
Hghtened. just so the contractors do the
work NWell and cheap they are sstis,
fed, even if foreign labor is employed and
Workirgmen in the vicinity where the
buildings are erected are dissatisfied, or
are kept out Of work. They argue
that the interests Of the many ought to be
regarded, rather than the interests of the
few, saying that small number of men
ought not to demand that tie public be
taxed in order that they may GET big wages.
There Is also very large class Of people
in the country who argue that the interests
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28

Of the general public ought to have the
precedence Of labor organizations in eli
matters bearing upon wages. They take
for example the great order Of the knights
of Labor, comprising 100000 members
As the voting population Of the country in
1880 was II, S43,OO5 and is now perhaps
$4,000, 900, they say this order represents
less than one twenty 6fth Of the men OF
the country, and all the organized labor
combined represents perhaps less than one
tenth of the men Of the country. The IN
tsrests of the public are first they say
The same argument they use in regard TO
nearly al efforts to raise the cost OF pro-
duc.ion, hinder or obstruct trade and the
like.
In the question Of employment OF I'M
ported cheap labor, if the people would
stop to think, they ought to see that the In
terests of all classes in the present eondI-
ton Of our country. with superabund-
ance of home labor, demand that we
have no more cheap foreign labor at
such q time. We have good
example before Us in Wheeling in the case
of the West Virginia Natural Gas Com
pany. While sll the people are interested
| in getting cheap gas, still they are inter
es,ed in having the workiDgmen OF the city
furnished employment, and the company
is interested in having as many people buy
its gas as possible. While the COMPANY
il not to blame in this instance for th'
hiring of imported cheap labor, still it wer'
better to take the greatest precaution Il
prevent contracts from being let Withou
a uroyiso that no such labor should be EN-
ploysd. If companies would use httl'
more discretion in such matters much goot
would result and serious dissatisfaction
and dangerous complications would b
avoided. 1t in the power Of companies
to prevent the importation Of cheap foreigl
labor without any further legislation upol
the subject. Will they Go it2 No; we d,
not believe they will Then Congress
should take hand ard no longer shirk
plain duty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28

JrDGISG BY the news from Chicago, the
eight hour movement is having very de-
pressing effect upon the prosperity OF that
city. 1t is estimated that the expected IN
crease 10 the cost of building, should the
Ell BIT hour system be adopted, is now keep
Ing 100000 from investment in Chi
csgo The, Of course, keeps many men
out CT employment. The eight hour systs N
would OF course give employment to thou
sands mcIe men than at present, provided
the same amount CT work remains to De
done as before. But if 60 Eudden trans'
ition psralyzss many Of our industries, the
amount Of work to be done will be de-
creased AID the result may be that nc
more men can be employed than at pres
ent. The country must be prepared for Sc
radical q change before it can prove cue,
resa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28

The Republicans are not At sll pleased
with Congressman GIBSoS's speech N toe
Hou,e the other day, in which he blamed
the present labor troubles on the Outgrowh
of twenty years Of Republican rule
Though this may be unpleasant for many
to believe, yet Mr.. GIBSON has Certainly
struck the nail on the head. This ought
to set people to thinking. If the RePuoh'
cans, after twenty years trial, under the
most suspicious circumstances, have turned
over the country to the Democrats with
our industrial system nearly ParalyEed,
What might we have expected if they had
been continued in power, or if they should
be entrusted with power AGAIN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28

The investigation of the charges against
Senator PAYNE is disgrace to the Rspub
lican politicians Of Ohio. 1t was about as
mean a thing as men could do to circulste
stories of Mr.. PAYNE's dishonesty and cor
ruptiOn without any foundation for such
stories. And the manner of carrying on
the investigation has been even more els
graceful Everything possible from gossip
has been gathered in az evidence, while The
committee refused to accept Mr.,
PAYxG's correspondence and books as eVi
dence, or summon men Who knew all about
bis transactions. This shows very plainly
thar they were not trying to get at the
truth, but wers trying to irjnrs Mr.. PAYNE
in order that come Ohio Republican politi,
clan might be benefited. Mr.. PAYNEs
speech in the Senate expresses what q
great many people think.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28
How to Grow Bich.


If you would be rieh you must 60 out on
Twelfth Night to crossrosd where nv
ways meet, one of which esds to church;
and you must take with you in your hand
q gray calfskin and an axe. Whee you
reach the crossrosd you must SIT down on
the ralfskin, the tail of which must be ex-
tended in the direction Of the road which
leads to the churehysrd. Then You must
look 6xedly at the axe, which must be
as sharp as possible. Toward midnight the
poblius will come in multitudes and put
gold in great heaps around you to try and
make you look up, and they will chatter
grimsce and grin at you. But when at
length they have failed in causing you to
look aside, they will begin to take hold OF
the tail of the skin and drag it away with
you upon it. Then you will be fortunate
if you can succeed in cutting off the tail
with the axe without looking about you anc
without damaging the axe. If you sue
coed the COLLINS will vanish, and all Il
gold will remain by you. Otherwise, If you
look about you or damage the axe it viii
be all mp with you.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28
WEST VAGINA POLITICS.
What Our Exchanges Are Saying of Men
and Events.

What Our Exchanges Are Saying of Men
and Events.
If Col. Poormsn should break out as q
candidate for Congress in earnest. 1t might
be profitable to institute inquiry as to who
boosted him into the Legislature. There
ia said to be an interesting basis Of exam
ination. Cincinnati Enquirer.
Col Ben Wilson thinks General Gof
will be a candidate for Congress uotwith-
standing his denials. General GoG, as Col,
Wilson knows, never accepts an cttice be-
fore il is rendered him, aud never declines
one afterwards -Psrkersburg Sentinel
Governor Wilson's reasons for enforcing
the lav as it stands are sound and conyinc'
ing. BE doesn't assume functions not be-
longing to his Office sud i5 satisfied to let
the law be interpreted By the proper triou'
mails. He is on solid ground and the peo.
pie will appreciate his efforts. -Parkersburg
Journal
The versatile Washington correspondent
of the Wheeling lntelligsDcer, seems to
have been cresred for the sole purpose Of
DESTROYING creduhry, and is filling its mis-.
sion perfectly. 1t has been suggested that
he can tell the truth, but no evidence has
ever been introduced in corrobor8tion OF
the intimation jackson Herald.
Hon. Warren HAYS, of Calhoun county,
who has been Parkersburg this week, is
among the recognized leaders otthe Green
back party in this State. He is being
strongly urged TO bs a candidate for Con
gress, but he realizes that 20 be the Green.
back candidate be would merely DC leading
forlorn hope -Parkershurg Sentinel.
IL is now given out that the Congress
sional slate for the Fourth District has
been fixed By the Republican party man,
ayers, and Colonel Mclean, OF Putnam, ID
TO have the nomination. We told you
Morris that no one unless he had barrel
would be nominated by the Republicans
Well he is Democratic meat, mark that
Pr Pleasant Register.
1t is generally admitted that the shsrpest
and most scsthing speech delivered in the
Senate in reply to Mr. Edmunds attempt
TO force the President 10 give reasons for
his acts was that of young Mr. Kenus, 81
West Virginia 1t will be pretty generally
admitted, therefore, that Mr. Blaine knows
what he is about when he orders hun
bred thousand copies ofthat speech dislrib'
uled 10 Vermont Chicago Telegram.
The Herald doesn't always agree with
the Richie Gazette, but it fully coucurs in
the observations Of that paper under the
head of the Fourth District" 1t is further
of opinion that the Republicans Of West
Virginia commenced laundering when they
made their last guberR storisl ncminsiion
have never let up, and that il they hold out
faithful they won't have a BODY guard in
the next Legislature Jackson Herald.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28
TUE REGISTER.

West YirginiSnS sOjOurnins In
Washington can always lind the
DAILY REGISTER On the cOun-
Ter of LepIey a Finster' news
dealers, us Fifteenih street, and
The Berkeley. IsIs PenusylVssiS
AyenuP.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28

Mr. R. S. Dement, has. q good deal oil
trouble over his appointment as Surveyor
General of Ulsh The Committee on Pub
lie Lands have now reported adversely NJ
on his nomination. He is wondering ~ha'
will bsfall him next.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28

TuE Greeks 50 enjoy wearing their uni
forms that the Powers want to humor them
q little and will not require them to disaru
in As hours
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28

THIRTY bOyeosters we're arrested IN Ne"
York for interfering WITH mans business
New York soil doesn't seem very eondu'
Give 10 the growth Of the boycott.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28

Hos. D. B. Lucas gives IN IT'S morn
in,'s REGIsrsR q very interesting letter
prou.,he assessment question.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28
WHEELING, April &c, 1886.
PROPOSALS tor Paving Streets.


CEALrD PR ,POSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ at the once of the Board Ut Pubic WORKS
uptil monday, the l0tn day OF May, laS6, at /!
o'cI ok NJ, Tor paving with hard burned hTe-cIay
brick, Main street IN the Frs ward, ron street.
10 the Eighth ward, aud Chtpline, Ilghtseht1'
AMI sueh other sIeetS as may BIO hereafter desig'
mated Oy tn Board.
Proposals may be- for al the above named streets,
OF for each me separately, Chapline, Eighteenth
Eoa and ineteentn 20 b included as ole street
Iho succ ssiul idder will be required 10 give
bond iu line o, nat sum Of $1,000 on each separate
contract, or S., 900 the whole, for the faithful
performance OF the SAD Q.
he names OF two responsible sureties sa'lsiac
factory 70 the Board must accompany Inc propo-
sails who must be citizens Of the STATE OF west Nir
ginis
he Poard reserves he right to rel ct any or all
propB1ais Specifications may be had on appllts-
zion at thu office OF the Board.
BoarL OF Public olks. ,,r,,
b. a GALLIGAN, CleIE.
Anr,l Of 1886, q Ezra
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Wa Think So.

Macon (GG.) Telegraph.
Mr.. James G. Blame thinks of painting
the summer cottage at Bar Hsrbor q pnre
white. This is the nearest James will ever
get 10 the White House
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28

FoR West Virgins politics see next
column. II you don't see what you want
n al for II
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28
Sale of Valuable Sixth Ward
Property.

TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF WHEEL.
Ing
William H. Taylor and another IN cO.nosrv,
Harrison R. Taylor and others.
Pursuant 10 a aecree 10 said cause made on toe
29th day OF March, 1856, the undersigned special
commissioner will sell. on
Wednesday, May 5th, A. ID. 1886,
at pub ic auction commencing at 10 o'clock a. m I,
at the front door Of q court House OF Ohio
county West SirginIa, IN the city OF hetli g., 10
the highest and best bidder the ioloSins ia,
scribe real estate situated In The sixth ward oil
said CITY, that is to sa.: BEGINNING al the south
wet corner Of lot numbfr lag which lot 10 on the
correr Of Twenty fourth and Cbapline streets,
north OF Twenty fourth street and west OF Chap
line street, anu running from said southwest cur
her Of lct number lag. esstvardly rs feet; thence
TO rth ardIy and parallel with Chaolire street 80
fest tDencs westN ardly and parallel With Twenty
iourth street 26 feet 10 the alley thence along the
alley southwaIdIy 80 'eet to the beginning.
TrRHS OF sALE-une half TIE purchase
money, or As much more thereof as the purchase
NAV elect 10 paw IN cash, and the residue In one
wear from the day OF sAIe with interest from that
day. the purchaser 20 give his note for the deferred
payment, bearing interest q, a'oresaid, aud the
iite 10 be r, tanned until payment in full OF the
purchasc money.
Special Commissioner.
J. c. HRRvRY, Auctioneer.
State Of West Virginia, county Of Ohio, City oil
wheeling, to wit
], Thomas NJ. Darrah, Clerk Of said Court do
certify that the above named sp cial commissioner
has given band and security required by law
and said decree. THOMAS III. DARRAH,
apeoawt Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28
KENYON GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

Lawrence Rust, LID, Rector,
Prepares for any College or University and the
Government Sokcol at Vert Point and Anna polis
Conducted on the n ilItary systou. Thorough In
struction and careful supsfyIiion OF health habits
and manner, sSnsisnt aim. Summer term be-
gins April T. 1885. For Information address the
Rector. mrI3ess4we d.vh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28
WHEELING, April % 1886.
70 all Snom n NAV Concern.

TO All whom 1t May Concern.
TINHE SPECIAL PARTN HRSHiP HtkSlo,
fnre existing betUe.n J. ~. Hubbard and
Martin Thorn on, of this city, for the Manufacture
and sale OF "lhe Grest Brahma Rheumatic Won
der" IS this day dissolved by mltual consent.
Persons knowing themselves indebted to said hcn
viii pIeas. cali on Martin hornton, No. 1926 Mar
ket street, and settle without delay.
J. W HUBBARD,
onoes MARTIN THORS TON.
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12l5 Market ST., opp. MeLure HOu.e
pronosaIs far Saver Pine.

CEALEU PkOPOSALI Will DE RECEIVED
= at he otfc- OF the Board Of Public Wrr.s un
II Monday, the Sd day cf May, 1856, at II O'Clock
M for fur, ishtng 10 the Boarl 1rsi.ClRSs salt
gsz,d Sc Ser pipe. both single ant double sIepgth
The ,ucceSiuI BIDDER TO give boz III the penal
sum OF UUO OO Tor the iaitniu p riOrmancen III con-
tract. name Of surety 10 be offered In Salo oohI
must acc, mpaby proposal, who shall be citizen Of
the State of Vest Virginia =,
The Board reserves me right 10 reject any or all
bids Proposals should be addressed To the CLERK
OF the Board of Public Works Wheeling, W. Va
The BOARD OF PUBIC MOEKS,
B. q. GALLIGAN, G elk.
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