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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-10
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Yesterdays bank clearings were $3.50, sec. 0s.
Press club benefit entertainment ~ tho
Grand this afternoon.
The directors of the NiccIlet club failed TO
get quorum last night.
The paper hangers OF the city expect to
organize q union shortly.
The conductors viii dance at the West ho-
tel "Wednesday evening OF next week
Charles ]. Dambers and Mary Anderson.
Thomas Il Jones aud Minnie Donnig yester-
day obtained marriage licenses.
NJ. II. Mcclure received a dispatch from
the East yesterday announcing the sudden
death Of his youngest brother, Walter.
revival is now ia progress at the First A.
NJ. E. on the East side. and p. 2. PlummeE, an
evangelist Of considerable note. is assisting.
Mayor Pillsbury yesterday ordered the Gags
on the city hall and the engine houses TO be
hung at half mast. IN respect TO the death OF
Gen. Hancock.
The directors of the Catholic orphan asy-
lum met AZ Father McGolrick's last night and
reported fair progress on the plans and work
for the new building.
The regular meeting OF the directors OF the
Homeopathic hospital was held at DIR.
HutchiDsen's last night, but no business Of
public Interest was transacted
The third anniversary and ball OF the Rail-
way Employees Benefit association will be
gwen On AeuCAy, fc1- ~ hdrmOQlA J.
Thyle's orchestra viii furnish the music.
The painters or the city are requested to
meet ut the permanent exhibit and Builders
exchange. in the basement OF the Boston
bseck, for the purpose Of organizing a union.
The following meetings are TO be held this
week II the permanent Exhibit and Build
/ ers' exchange; the Bricklzyer's unon and
the Painters meeting tonight; the Protective
| Plasterer's association Friday night; the Ne
ohanic's club Saturday night.
J. A. Shea and Miss Ellie @. Fraser were
married yesterday afternoon BY Rev. Dr..
Sample, At the residence Of the brides par
ents, IA the presence OF the friends OF tho
contracting parties. Mr.. and Mrs. Shea take
their departure on the evening train for New
Orleans. They win be At home TO their friends
after April l, at 240l First avenue south.
Pioneer Lodge No. /, Select Knights, Order
Of United Workmen. elected the following
officers: Past commander, E O. Cauvet; COM
mander, 5. S. Schultz; vice commander, A.
Lindeberg; lieutenant commander, Peter
Gauson; recorder John Peterson: treasurer,
Louis Peterson; recording treasurer, Sohn
East LayoR: msrshal. II. D. Peterson; stand
ard bearer, j. G. Swanson.
According to the reports at Rradstreet's
| Office in January, 1855. there were but fifteen
failures in Minneapolis, with liabilities aggre-
gatiRg over SIG, 900; in January. 1856, there
were only two failures, with liabilities
amounting 20 less than s25, 900. So far there
have been only two failures, and those 3. 600
| affairs, In February. None of the failures
since Jan. ] were due to hard times, but all
were the result of mismanagement or some
such cause. Business Is certainly in q much
healthier condition this year than last.
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THE PLYMOUTH IMsROGLIO.
Despite the Council, some of the
Majority Will Protest.

The congregational council at the Ply
mouth church, as outlined in yesterdays
Z GLOBE, virtually decided the matter of the
retention of Dr.. Hutchins. The session did
not end until after 2 o'clock this morning
and after reviewing every portion of the tes-
. timony. it was decided to recommend the
/ dissolution of the pastoral relations of DR..
Hutchins with Plymouth church. Before
adjourning, the council adopted a series of
resolutions, expressing the highest admira-
ton for DR.. Hutchins and invoking the di-
! vine blessing on HIM and the church.
While this decision. coming from council
representing Minneapolis, ST. Paul, Winona
and Mortified, is not literally binding on
the church, yet there is not the slightest
doubt that it will govern the action of the
church and it may be considered that DR..
Hutchins will go. In relation to it, DR..
Hutchins said yesterday:
The report of the council is only advisory.
The church is competent to accept or reject
as il sees fit. There have been cases where
such finding has been rejected, but don't
think such action probable in the present case,
] presume the matter may be regarded as
! settled. have nothing to say as to my plans,
and no opinions to pass upon the action Of
the council. Shall go to 0berlin? / am not
ready to say.
1t was intimated yesterday that some of
I DR.. Hutchins' warmest and hottest-headed
adherents would still oppose the dissolving
of relations and that when the report of the
council is formally presented there will be
music
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LUMBERMAN'S WILL.
How the Estate of } a mes A. LOvejOv
Is TO be Divided.

The will of James A. Lovejoy, who died
Jan. 20 at Santa Cruz, Cal, was Yesterday
filed with the probate judge. The instru-
ment was executed March 3, 1885, and the
requests are made upon the basis that the
estate will amount to 1855, 900, the execu-
tors appointed being Winthrop Young and
&C. Merriam of Minneapolis. and Jeremiah
Howe Of Branerd. To Hannah A. Love-
Joy, wife of the teStator, is bequeathed the
family homestead at the corner of Uni
versty avenue and Tenth street southeast
The life insurance of the deceased. amount
ing to $40. 600, is divided as follows: To
his wife, S15, 900; to his three sons, Frank,
Lorrin K. and Arthur. and to his daughter,
Mary E. Winston, S., 600: to his sisters,
Emma G. Laid and Julia NJ. King, 81, 500.
If any portion Of the insurance is not paid
the requests are to be made up from the
estate. TO the wife and each of the four
children is given $50, 900 each, which
amounts, however, are to include what is
received from the insurance and advance
ments of 81, 900 to the daughter and Sc, 000
to Frank A second bequest is made CIV
ing SIS. 900 TO each Of the four children,
SIS, 600 to his brother, Stephen B. Lovejoy,
and So, 900 TO be placed at interest for the
benefit of his mother, but which at her
death is to revert to the children. The
testator directs that the executors shall sell
and dispose of the property as adyant-
ageously and expeditlously as possible
and that the residue shall be divided
equally among his four children. A codicil,
executed July 8, directs that the testator's
interest in the firm of LOyejoy 81 Farnham
shall be continued until such a time as a
dissolution of the partnership can be made
ina m in
K. Lovejoy was originally named as one of
the executors, but the appointment was re-
vOked and o. G. Merriam substituted..in his
stead
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POLICE GATHERINGS.

John Cooper, for stealing lap robe, was
sent TO jail yesterday for ten days
Some one stsIe a roll OF Competing from
Liiah Honman's bsgnic, and the police are
searching for the thief.
The signature of n. N Leighton & Co. ha
oeon most extensively forged-probably
more so than any other in the city. Yester-
day G. A. Blomquist. Cedar avenue boo;
and shoe dealer. brought q check for $23. A
70 police headquarters BE had sold q man
Stimulating q laborer. about 81 worth of
goods and given the balance in cash
George A Burton. the young man who
made an attempt ut shaking OF the mortal
coll which was frustrated by Oficer Lau-
renee, felt yesterday as though he would like
just q little losger lease OF life. He says that
no living unn will ever see him take drink
OF whisky, no matter how long ne lives.
Burton was sent 10 Jail for I'VE days in order
that the whisky may be worked out OF his
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nErUBLrcANs ORGANIZING.
Important Conference Calico 10 ION
slider the Proposed Plan.

Important Conference Called 10 ION
slider the Proposed Plan
The Republicans of Minneapolis are fully
alive 20 the fact that TO carry the CITY In
AnriI will require their utmost eXertions,
and that at the present time they are facing
q losing game. To meet the exigencies OF
the case they are preparing for organization
with all possible alacrity and In this respect
are setting an example by which the Demo-
Gratis should profit. Some Tune ago Col. O..
w. johnson read lengthy paper before the
Union league Oh the subject of organization,
cbaracterizing the caucus system now in
vogue as old fashioned, inefficient and open
TO abuses of various characters. As Ia result
a committee was appointed and instructed
70 formulate new plan, the result of which
was the presentation to the league of
what was known as the johnson plan,
the feature of which was to provide
for primary elections to take the place of
caucuses. After several meetings and a
bitter discussion by those who preferred the
caucus, as more easily packed and welded,
the plan was adopted and the league took
active steps to put it into operation. The
league is a power, but is not the party, and
it was necessary to procure the adoption OF
the plan by the county Republican organi-
cation. To that end committee was ap-
pointed instructed to invite conference, to
be composed of all Republican officehOIders,
the president of the Republican alliance,
and all chairmen of county, ward and town
committees. If the plan is approved by the
conference county convention is to be
called and by it the primary election system
is to be put in full force and operation.
The league committee, composed of X.
G. Evans, w. ID. Washburn, w. w. Sly,
c. S. Cariens, f. F. Davis. William But
tiers, f. Hooker, ii. G. Hicks E. IL. Moul-
ton, and +. Won Schlegel, met yesterday
afternoon. Being composed of meubers
known to favor the plan. the committee
was harmonious in its action and decided 70
call the conference a week from Saturday
evening. In the time intervening, the
names of ''such other prominent Republi-
cans" as the resolution expressed it, will
be selected
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made In the condition Of .
certain mortgage made. executed and delivered
by Frank r. Lgwsal, pnoetgagQy. to VIVA. n. Laus
derdale, John W. LAuderdale and Frank W. LAu.
derdale mortgages, which mortgage bears data
May Z, A D. 1884, and was duly acknowledged by
saia Frank p. Lowell, nortgagor, on the eth day
Of May, A.. .. 1854, and was recorded On the 10th
day Of May. A. D. 1854, at 20 p. m, in the Office
Of the register Of deeds Of Ramsey county. Minne-
sofa In book % Of Mortgages en- page 545. and no
aotisn Or ether proceeding having been instituted
at law ar otherwise to recover the debt secured
By said mortgage, or any part thereof
actually due said mortgage at the date
Of this notice, the Of three hundred,
forty-two and 1870 dollars which includes three
debts ard twenty f0uE and e9-10o dollars interest
Said mortgage was given to secure the purchase
money % the lands set forth and described IN said
msrtyRge. said lands being situated in the county
of Ramsey, state Of Minnesota and are described
as tan0vs, ts-vft: Lots numbered one ca. two (3),
TIRES O.. t.eaTs q0 and thirteen ga: in block
tioR " AIazsaHoliA according to q plat thereof
ea A., and Of record in the odice 81 the regis
ter 81 sAess IN sad for the county Of Ramsey and
state Il Mzaeseta- Said n@ersgage contains full
power Of sale In due for1 ek ia6 In case Of defaults
OF gsynsst Of the said sz.cipal interest in said
1ss q par sas.sot tS w1sT Sss
Of thp interest dps On said mortgage and nifty and
s%I0e cellars 81 tAs saie 1svtsags debt. and said
Pewer Of sale has became operatives
Now, tAsrefore, zsdee - hereby given tina. by
reason Of said asfarit sAA By virtue of the power
81 sale N said mortgage contained ans psrsuans
- the statutes in suck ease made aad provided.
ths said sbevs-sssosibed nsrtsaged premises win
he said az public auction. at the treHt door OF tas
caart Asuss In the CITY Of St Paul. Ia the county
Of Ramsey and ststs Of lfiz1esota. on Thursday.
the 26th day q February, A u 1856 ii 10 o'clock
q. m. T. satisfy ssld sum due an said mortgage
together alss HfsA Afty dollars attsrney's fees as
thereia Stipulated. aaa including also such costs
as are allowed By law.
Dated jan Q, A D. 1886
WIN Il, LAEDERDAbE,
JOHN W. LAUDERDALE, ana
FRANK W. LAUpERDA1E.
AortgagssA
A. p. LOOMS. Attorney fer Msrsgagsss.
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She screamed and he. hearing footsteps and
rearing assistance was coming. allowed ner
% continue homeward, 1T the same time CALI
Ing her fool The cowardly brute followed
until she was mot by some friends. when he
ran towards his home, which Is not far away
from Mr.. Richardson's Smith Is married
man and has q wife and three children, all
Living. He is not over IS years old. and has
worked for the car company thros or four
years Aiss Erickson Is an interesting Swede
girl OF about 20 summers. and is perfectly
respectable Judge NethawaF says thsrs IL
too much OF this kind OF work going On In the
city and that be proposes TO stop it. In pass
ing Smiths sentence he said that TO secure
ladies' in passing on the public streets they
must be protected by the Law, and when
uan belittles himself so much and assaults 4
lady unprotected while passing on the thor
oughfares, he should be punished severely.
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ABOUT THE CITY.

u Is reported by intimate friends that
whatever misunderstanding may have arisen
i in the family of Col. II. l.. Gordon has
been adjusted, and that no proceedings for
either divorce or separation are to be COM
menced by Mrs. Gordon.
80
M. d. Wilson, the liveryman. desires a
correction of the statement that he engaged
sthe Saturday Spectator to write up" a
irrotting horse that he had recently brought
to the city from Chicago. He claims the
item in the Spectator, which spoiled sale
of the animal and thus affords the basis for
q libel suit, was inserted by some malici-
ously inclined individual who designed to
injure his business.
"a
There is evidently an irresistible fasciRa-
ton connected with sports of the modern
gladiatorial class. With the Moth-Mc-
Laughlin contest Aid. Sly took solemn
vow On a bran new almanac that his con-
nection with wrestling matches had ceased.
But, as is rhythmically narrated in the
song, it was Promises made, but never
kept" for. 10. the festive alderman is still
In the arena, Not as principal. but as an
important factor, however, inasmuch as he
Will, If his activity and manifested interest
De a harbnger possessing qualities OF rella-
Dllity, hgure in a sort of managerial capacity
IN the promised six-day wrestling tourna-
ment Yet Mr.. Sly, as all must accord, is
man OF more than ordinary force of char
acter, taxpayer, good citizen, an adj
mirable city official and an estimable gen.
tleman withal. But he has an almost in
explicacle love for the arena, and whatever
he is connected with can be set down with
absolute positiveness as being entirely de-
void of the element Of hippodrome in any
sense Of the phrase.
49,
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Total number of deeds, IS. .sll5,

C,TATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAMSEY
~ So. In Probate Court special term. Feb 9,
1esg.
In the matter Of the estate Of Charles a, Doolit-
tie, deceased
Whereas. An instrument In writing, purporting
10 be sn sutkenucated copy Of the last VII and
testament Of Charles A. DOolittle deceased and OF
the probate thereof in the county OF oneida state
OF New fcEk. has been delivered to this court;
And Whereas, Charles II. LieRau has hled here
with his petition. representing among other things
that SAID Charles A DoOiittle died at Utica in said
Oneida county. state Of New York, testate. and
that said petitioner is interested In certain real
estate, upoa which said viii may operate, and
Praying that the said instrument zAy be admitted
~ fFobate and that due administration be had
upon said estate Is may be necessary and proper
according 70 law;
II Is ordered. that the proofs OF said instrument
and the said petition. be heard before this court,
at the probate Office in said county Monday,
the sth day Of March, A. y. 1856, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, when al concerned may appear
and contest the probate of said instrument.
And Il is further ordered, that public retice Of
the tine and place Of said hearing be gwen to all
persons interested by qualifications Of these orders
for three weeks successfully previous to said day
% hearing. in ths st. Paul DAuY GLOBE, . news
paper printed and published 1T St Paul in said
county.
By the Court
LIS VIM B. hcGROhTf,
Judge Of Probate.
Attest: FRANK RosERI, JR-. Clerk
CHARLES n. BELL. Attorney for Petitioner.
febl04w-wed
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A Fiend Fined.

Yesterday George sE1ith,a boilermaker en-
ployed by the car company, was up before
Judge Netheway IN the municipal court
charged with assaulting Miss Anna Erickson.
a domestic in the employ OF Mr.. Richardson.
residing on wflkin street. he pleased guilty
and was fned $50 and costs. besides q coed
lecfuring from tho judge. il seems that on
Sunday evening be net Miss Erickson ar the
corner OF Tsifd and Laurel while On der way
from church He said, "Hallo Anpa, old girl. {"
al the same tizs placing his arms xrsnz5
her This frightened her sns sac succeeded
in getting away from him after some dffi-
culiy and hurued away towards Mr.. hch-
ards he folswsi snd repeated the act two
or three dimes within tzres blocks at the
cesaer Of Wilzn and Fourth he seized her for
the fourth time This ttze he was not Salts
ned with placing his as<1 arocnd her waist as
before, but threw her down and grossly in
suited her by making improper proposals.
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Yesterdays Decisions.

A motion for new trial by the plaintiff
in the suit of John Leppla, a saloonkeeper,
whose place of business is on Third street
north. against the MINNEAPOLIS Tribune,
was argued and submitted before Judge
Lochren yesterday morning. The jury
awarded the plaintiff l cent damages.
A motion for new trial In the suit Of N.
p. Clark VS.. Clothier d Angus was also
heard and dismissed. decision awarding
the plaintiffs S312 being sustained
Judge Lochren also fled decision for
the defendants in the suit of Ruth (. Nor
rison VS.. Henry q Porter and the Chicago,
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway
company, which was brought to recover
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minneapolis. Real Estate.
YESTERDAYS TRANSFERS.

YkSTEhDAfS TRANSFERS..
Deeds were yesterday filed with the register
OF deeds as follows:
1t l, blk 2. Coohran's add; E F Miner
TO II IL Johnson. .............-....... y, 800
Part of its and I, blk %, Morrison's
add; X Haynes 10 N Rand. 1,925
Part OF Its and Z, blk 9, Morrison's add;
re Haynes to II June. l.275
Ii @. blk 8. Q L Wells add; ThOs Nelson
to Michael Bsylen. ................... $500
Its and Q, blk o, Mattisas' 81 add;
Chas Morse TO l. BsIknap. 6,640
1t !, blk IS, Gales I'd add; E Jones to
Its 3. 4, 6, blk IS, South Side add; HIM
Packard 70 d P Jones. 1900
Twenty acres of sec Q, town 20. range
"a; Willis Baker 70 Peter wolferd.... 5000
Five acres OF sec 2. town 2S, range "a;
Jas weshart TO H Roberts. Ii. 900
Part OF Its l and 2, blk 8, Morrison *
Lovejoy's add; Swan to Bur
net. .......:...:...:... 1.sOO
Part OF Its and 3, Hawkins I'd add; r
Jervis to Q. A. Merrill. ............ 5000
Its and 7, blk s, Penniman's add; FIT
Peek TO G W Hatten. $4,000
Two-thirds OF 20 acres of sec II, town
20, range "a; F G Beemen to willis
Baker ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. b,ooo
Part OF Its and o. blk les, Minneapolis;
Q Clark 10 John De Laittre. $500
Its and 4, blk ], Carso1's add; Nancy
Baker TO ID w Cassidy. $500
Its and 9, blk 10, wilbur's I'd add:
Alice Z Merrett TO Johnson. 1900
1t :, blk Selby's add; J Q burlington to
rs Tedman. =. ............ -. 1000
Its 12, Is and IL, blk 81, Highland Park
add; II A Raymond to @ Merriam 1900
Part OF 1t 8, blk 3, J S Johnstons add;
VIM Stevens to Thos Warwick. 1000
Part Of IL l, blk g. Atwater's add; First
Swedish Baptist church to G John
son............ ...................... LOO
1t Q. blk !. Chamberlin's add; FE
Bracket TO Lyon. 1000
Its 9. 10 aud IL, blk so, Groveland add:
A n Dale 10 Sarah l. Boardman. 5000
Z = OF Its ii aud II, blk 10, Browns
subd OF Moore's add; 4 A Hankinson
tot o Henderson. .................... 1850
Thirteen miscellaneous deeds, the con-
siderstions of which are less than
$1,000. ........................ 5,25s
Total number OF deeds, 35. .Sll5,239
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CONTRACT WORK
Sewer on Lincoln Avenue.

OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, I
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. 8. 1S56-
Sealed bids wiz be received by the Board OF
Public Works in and for the corporation Of
the City OF St.Pa III. Minnesota at their Office
In said city, until 12 m, on tbs Esd day OF
February, A. p. 1854 for the construction Of
q sewer on Lincoln Avenue from Oakland
street 10 Dale street, in said city. together with
the nsosxsary eatchbasins and m6nholss, ac-
cerding 10 plans and specifications on Gle in
the ef1ss Of sara Board
A bond with ct least two CD sureties IN
SUN OF az least twenty (20) per cent OF the
gross amount bid must accompany each bid
The said Beard reserves the right to reject
any or all bids
JOHN F. HOYT. President pro tenn
Ofhcial:
R. L GoRxAS, Clerk Board OF Public Works
4i-51
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Note. About Town.


Mrs. Geo. Borchst entertained a party at
progressive euchre on Monday evening The
same evening there was a dance at Mrs
Cartons and Mrs. Rourdon's. in the country.
Last night the North Hill Progressive club
met AT Judge AcCluer's.
On Friday the Duluth will run q special
with the G.. A R. and tokoggRn clubs, leav-
ing AZ l:30 p U. and returning at IL O'Clock.
Fare 50 cents for the round trip 10 members
OF these organizations and 81 70 outsiders.
Tickets good on all trains.
Yesterday Judge McC1uer gave John H..
Dolchy. Cal Wagner's former manager.
eight months in the county jail for neglect
Ing 10 support his child. This will let hi N
out Just in timo for the theatrical season OF
1857.
Misses Mamie Mackey and T1llie Sinclair
and NesSrs- L Wiklund and Willie Mackey
are visiting Mrs VIM. Sauntry and Mrs.
MONT up river.
David W. seibeck OF the Omaha road
has resigned his position and gone to Little
Rock TO 40 into business with his brother.
Willis Chase was returned from Blue Earth
County yesterday b. Sheriff Monks and
placed in the prison FOR six months.
The American Legion OF Honor has re-
Gently paid 20 the heirs OF the late Judson A.
Smith the sum OF $1,000 insurance.
5. NJ. Nichols. S. B. Grant. G.. ID. Wilson. T.
A. Abbott and It. ". Bonner OF St Paul
were over yesterday.
Miss Fannie Jordan of Anoka, and Miss
Lou Baldwin OF Sparta. Wis, are the guests
of Mrs Il. q. Van Worries.
The jury in the second trial OF Israel Bon
sail, Charged with burglary, disagreed last
evening at sac.
+. G. Chickelfng OF Black River Falls was
IN the city yesterday on business
Mrs. ]. F. Laurence has returned from an
extended visit AZ Leman, Wis
Mr.. VI. II. Mccarthy OF Dubuque was IN
town yesterday
s. r. Hunt Of waverly, Ia, was in the oisy
yesterday.
A cigar factory is among the latest enter
prises.
George Morton of Hudson was here yester-
day.
The pontoon bridge is being repaired.
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CONTRACT WORK.
Grading and Guttering Irvine Park
Drive.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, MIMI, Feb. 9, 1885.
Sealed bids win be received by the Board OF
Public Works in and for the corporation Of
the City OF St Paul, Minnesota, at their office
In said city, until II u on the 18th day OF
February, A d. 1855. for the grading Of
Irvine Park drive with stone supfacing and
cutters and granite carbs IN said city,
according TO plans and specifications on file
In the Office of said Board.
A bond with at least two ca sureties I'm a
sum OF at least twenty (20) per cent. OF the
gross amount bid must accompany each bid
The said Board reserves the right 70 reject
any or al bids.
JOHN F. HOYT. President pro TEN.
ofcial:
r. L. GoRNAS, Clerk Board Of Public Works.