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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20

rwo srrosrs ON 4 BILL TO APPLY cKI.
TAIN STATE LAwe.
WAsArNorox. March 19.-The bill in
tfoduced BY NJ. FIVE TO apply the laws
Of the several states relating 10 dis
tilled and fermeuted liquors 70 such
liquors vhsu they have been imported
40 yell % when manufactured In the
United States, Vas reported adversely
BY Senator George today from the COM
mittee on Judiciary. A minority re-
port vas also presented. After Q long
discussion Of the question the majority
came TO the following conclusion:
Il should not b overlooked that the
province OF a state TO control whatever
concerns police regulations OF the do
pessio health, reace and general good
order and veil being within each state.
il upder the constitution ~ secure
against intrusion from federal author
ity a the regulation Of foreign com-
merce By the general government 10
from the encYoachmect upon that prov
incs bv state authority. In the opinion
Of the committee 1t is best TO leave the
question as Il is nov q jadiciai one IN
toe hiQhest interesf OF the federal reRu
t38tUDo 6B CoA0cfGo ooo otoRo SS8es~a
Of its poliee authority.
A minority rssort signed by Senators
Wilson. Ingalls, ant Edmunds says thAl
Il would seem that the Legislative and
judicial departments Of Rovsrnueui
concur IN an answer that the character
OF LEGISLATION presented By this bill !.
within the oonstitafiorai pove. OK con
Gress; thai It dcts not violate the n.
iunctiop Of tie eo,stituiisu "thst oil
dcsies. imports asd excises, shall b
Uniform throughout tie Usi,sd States
The inporier Of ardent spirits OF OF AM
other article Of foreign pfodaciion i
entitled to 70 greater yropofticn uodel
he constitution than - the dealer II
IKE ar:ieles Of domestic mennfsesure
Ihs ope pays an internal revenue 81
tie other rays tax hvied By tie Gus
som bouss and ~hss congress may con
stisutiens'ly .ay about one . may repea
AZ 70 the otEeg.
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nrnsss Axs SUICIDE.
IusAuH JRAIOusY 0AUsRs MAE TO DO
SONS FATAL SHOOTING.

InsAuH JRAI0UsY 0AUsRs 4 MAE TO DO
SONS FATAL SHOOTING.
DrxvEn. March I9.-Ths insane jeal-
ousy Of Charles Bweiakeft, . German
sbout 20 years OF age. vas the cause OF
Q tragedy at about noon To-Day, wn'cn
resulted IN the murder OF 0eoi9s
Kseiuss and tte suicide OF ecs,Rkafs.
The latter vAs divorced fro0 ms viie
too yeaSs ago 10 thie city. stnce vn,sn
time be has been residing tn Utan. ne
returned from there shis morning. wens
TO the boarding house kept by nm iats
vtfe, three miles from the city ana ce-
nsuded breakfast. The woman re-
fused saying Ter attorney advised nes
70 have nothing TO do Win nim. ne
Immediately 6few revolver ana nr.
three shoss st tef without tnecs. ine
woman ran screaming from the hoose,
Sueiskart foiloUina hss. She 1ompso
into the hack SANDING 10 front OF tne
eoor in which the man bad driven 20
the hoose. The driver pat shs vhip 70
the horses and drove rapidly sway, oos
not before tie inseEe nar nso nrec
three shots into the earrsRe rsfoef OF
which harmed the Soo.en- ne 20
'rsturued 10 she house ana epeneo MS
on Csasies Realm and George hfsioef,
| two borders Who had jsst entered sne
houes for dinner. Tee fofmer's fiah!
arm vas broken. While kfesnef received
9 bah through the temple aad oseo 10
stnutlv. S1eieksrs then pointed sna
revolver TO bis oSn bead snd sens BAL
crushing through bis skull. scattering
hss b.sirs and pieces OF oone All essl
sbe room. The nssdsrtd nan Ret
BOARD d ia sseisksr.'s home fos tel
years asd the o sspian 70 shsf tEs iatfe
tkeashs sup.ocef seisstocs sxssfed Dc
tween Nrs 5veiek srt and kfeir =. sp'
IL 20 worried upoe his % nd lhAi - dses
him 20 commit The deed. fss vcu&
deniee shss any relations OF tne kio
/ ever sxassd bssVsen them.
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sAsoieAl ssseiea. anA q tAe o1jsun-
0eas ~ eonnisors bad jase eAh1n -
~ paz1GsApAs relating b eeoeA1gy -
Ch10A. tne 0oet fDpcFeaD1 aGo1o0
oAkon - iAo sfrikina oas ef oomou1
ffo0 ~ ffss llse and ~ impogoot0 g
Q 10 ~ eonk - valosem duey uDoa j
inseol6 of ~ pseseas 30 psf esoa ~
yolo mnoUfAaeuRtng 0ao tDesy -
p1nooa q ~ fsus lise ta esng1osg0e1un
se ~ fasss thas jsss b alss 0a1e fyoA
Mr.. Bsoekenxi0Re hss atvsa nestoo ~
Wien she proper sseeioa = eoaeeo4 -
Win make Q mctio0 10 rooo0st0og -
vOea ~ vAloA eottua ho9 stAa - t1ones
fssrea from The FREE iiss - The au11a1oo
elas With the existing tAsi1 of ~ eoo1o
pr yard.
In ohs eAsnieal seetioo s.sAssp vasn,
Z peoQsieeosy eeopeand fer ~ pe0ovo1
os ve9min an0 the oere az eAtn 611ooo1D
in sheep - eakee IRON the liot oe -
stah,s articles sna placed sn IL fsoe
liss. Ths amigoed reasso Ter ~
uhAnee vas The desire 70 eAeapoG ~
puse Of tsRmess' sopplioo - . DsseenD
se0psnsaaian foe the renewal q -
duty on ueol.
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oSE on rn GASES DForpED CALCULATED
n OnI0ou.

S"s W - o.,ooS
WACmoxos. Asfen is-Ioe %
peeme ooofs tooay oeeioeo We 80 q y
zoe WiIsmesye p.,oee O0@pauy - =.
- nasSo es y. Au.s ~ ~. s..1 s1ss .os - .u
io1uoessou 70 tessEas9 soo os,oAS o0@-
pAny ifen conssfuosiee : ptIoes .oso.s
soe whiameste fsex oeswssu n xofusoc
ana Eass fonia1o. Osee0o. me ceen
ooios soss ~. ".an,. ~ s.ss -. IT. U.,sS ~
afle'n9 unces ~ ~ ~ s.e o.se1
Ssates' Ano suss, so1.sIvs. ~ '"s 49,
souri, wa. wsuoos !as.o'csaS9 .a.oss.9.
case y rem.noeo wy sa sl.ssoS.son. s
tevefso sno oev,eo ~ ~ ~ os1e' .n .vas s1@
oIsmI.: sne Oh. u'eo 49,. se'e.a I.n s1"us
otyuoes ~ ~ "'Ss' b3
vu.oa UIy oe s. s,. ...a...a a, A..
a oect:ioo 49, a1so ,onossu " ~
case oI toe "esse.u oe" ~
Ocmpeny ". 'oS Issosny ~ ~
Haseeeonsess. Anw s.n ~
force tne oo.ec'aon ~ . - ,sv'so ~ ~
tne sut.otsses % seo sss.o S .you 80
seaeGfepo 9,n npaoy. ~ ~ - ~
pose OF enlo'n.uS su1s 0o u
fonuef op.esne =, ~ s.v1, "u ~
w1toin see um'ss " s"c .se.s uuI W. W.
TAX nso oeeu pslc; Ans c.n no.os
toat sne tsA asse.ses cs ces'as asss soo 0ln =
pany 70 vsno ~. .no yuok~:s "
the coou ooiov suss tss ~. cs.so
oy sne pisinun 70 y guy soI 49,,
namely xiooio, % PFC 70 s:so . sssss y
the compeny wssn .ntetes .1ese0
witnous error ano - @uen UL suas ~
1oogment u smfmso. Aoes psuoa Wv
decree OF sne olIeon coo'r no.vsl. .!
voicn avaFos an IpIunc..ou " s.1 Ss
toe com csny from osssysne p ~ ~.
ness 10 the stase unsn sno III .sA sssa y =
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FATAL CeLllsIox.
oNR NAE ErLLKD, rH1xH MEMO AID
oTHHHs uApLI IsyunKD.

0IhM8D DAOkh A%soo1s
sAcsAmxNro. March l9.-Abooe I
a'eIsek thts afternoon Q collision occur
rcd between q speeial freight tfain
b,upd east and the regular frciRhs ssasn
No G bound west as . point between
CISCO and Iamarsck. 1hsfs were two
engines attached 10 each train snd I'll
sour euaiues we're badly vseched. 4
number II cars uefs soashed 10 ssome
AID ths NOV seeds vsrc shattered
eud fell on the wreck. John
Pickers vho bad charge Of cp-
OF ths erqinss attached 70 train No. 6
vas instantly killed. b. =. Wooiley,
eoaineer on the ress eDRice Of ths eans
train, vss severely soslded and other.
vice Eniured. Raainess Trinseus, OF
the speciaI, vss badly eos tb7ui the
hesd. Braksmen NcAassef and Cos
grove and fireman Hoops are nissieR.
and Il 10 feared that they are bassed 10
the debris A foreman from kcckiip.
| uecee name is unknown. u alss miss
ing. wseokina isstns ard physteiscs
hsve been sent from Sacramento "a
1 Tfuckee.
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HrTAAYRo OF WHAT 1Hu coALlH0 SRA
xIoH WILL ocsr rU uNrTID states.
eAN FlAnclsco. March l9.-Iniorma.
ton has reached hero from Hosolulu
that the extensive examination OF the
Pearl River hsrb,s 10 the Hawaiian Isl.
ands has been completed By force Of
United States naval ofhsess. u u
STATED that the estimates and pisns
vnioa have been sent 10 Washineton
convey the infssmAtioo that Il vill cosl
&700, coo 30 make tie entrance available
for the nev cruisers being constructed
BY the United States. II 10 understood
that e,naress 10 urged 10 eppfopeiste
that amount. The Hawaiian papers
speak veil Of the prsjsct. Il 10 under
siood 10 Honolulu that the cession Of the
haybor 10 virtually forever.
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yug BELL CASE.
rur srpsxuI ccuEI AT LknG KRAcEEs
4 pHISIoN.

rnr srpgxuI couKT AT LAxt KRAcHRs
4 pHIsloN.
WAsnuaTos, March 19.-The Supreme
court ssis morning delivered an opinion
IN the Bell telephone case Ia consider
ins tie question Of the ALLEGED antiei-
pa.,ea Of Be!i's invent on BY The te'e-
eeo. . Of Reis IN Germany. the eonrs
hcids that Rsis discovered rnfsns 81
transmitting mssioAi tones snd nossira
more. Beiis pAsent being for tie pro
q . on ara OF trAnsmitsios sgeect uoaid
tsvc b. en- joss - vaiid II tie had rssd
,hs ar1arAlus Of Res 10 cevstoofrR %
TIE o. art hsids hss tbs apparatus OF
r. 10 sas DOT succs@fu. 10 transmitting
so<t Cd and that has tnveution vas nos
in any respees ~ an.icipasiSn Of tts
discovery Of Mr.. Bell
The points tAas far considered In sas
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SPECIAL TElEGRamS.
The Codc Comnioslon 81
Or4anixed ~ Olympic.
Ihs week Il RAasiag she Wrseke6
Steamer Bessley b AhanasaeA-YAs
nysssrsous saisids ss salen.

OLxuP,A, March l7.-iSpeeial The
commisssou 10 reviss the code Of wash
inetcn Territory. mea here this sveatse
and oeRaut1sd By tie seleottoa Of W..
II. Dsclittle % ehairman. Tie Other
msahess Of the oomminiaa are J. r.
Parks. H. J. Sniveiy end JAMES Wick
srsham. No seleciion Was maos foe the
position Of clerk Of The eo00issioa
tAts evening, as she msuhers Uefe m
able 10 come b any aersemsns upon she
matter. The names Of Eaaene J. Eel
lova. fredesiek Baasnan end R. b
Atlfoy are under ecasidssation for the
o psaifion.
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sriLL N DeUsT.
TnR WRECK sKm ovp sAoALWArRn HAH
II STILL uuENowu.


II STILL uNkNowu.
Portland, March 49, Especial T.
Some additional particulars have bssn
received Of the wreck reported from
Astoria on Saturday. The wreck vas
seem BY persons on board the steamer
General Oxnby. No masts were visible
on the wreck but . large white pilot
hoase. At frst u vas feared that the
wreck vas that Of the Rovernmeut
steamer @ neral Wright, due at Asso.
ria from Ysqsina, bus nov u q dtd-
nitely known that the steamer Wright
had not left she latter plsoe up TO Sat
ufday and it could NOT bs that vesaei.
From sii thst oan be learned The wreck
nust be that Of tie Simpson Brothefs'
tug ffaVsler. The wreck wAs seen near
ShoAl ~atsr Bay. No particulars are
a. to whether any lives are
lost ar not.
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rsE rAxssv gsIL

TEE viYs AND MIAxs connnTEK -
usKfxo Pnc0kExs WIFE ~.
wAsHsxoros. March i9-BetssS pro
efsss vas made today By the vays and
meaus esumissee IN the eonsidefsttou
Of the tasrA ball than bas bsen made
dartpR Tie psat fev days. 1hs FREE
liss vas pas1e1 npoa - voli - The
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HE DOCTORS ADvTsB Ao1D KxE1CloE,
WHICH HI WILL TAKE.
Bx1Iu, March 19-ProfssaoF Berg.
mann paid visit 10 Rmperof Frederick
yesterday. he after conferred With the
other ply sicians In attendance upon the
emperor. The emperor Rave . special
audience today 10 Representatives OF
China. Japan and Turkey.
Professor Bergman viii remain IN
attendance upon the emperor. His
majesty somevhat over exested himself
last week, and bis doctors urge that be
take absolute rest from work. They
also hdviss outdoor exercise at Wies-
baden. The emperor vill probably de-
part for that place in Q fortnight.
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4 ss~~S
PAnn. Nsroh laL-Ihe euami11oo e
initisaivs ~ ~ sha.ahse a. Aau1naon
-. ~-.s1-. ~ .~.cr~1 ~
2
ees1os1s su. 1eneeA Os1s - ~ ~
% ieeee Q Iossety loan q sHVosS
ne Alka ns1sseA.
0An RnAxcmco. March ls.-TAe O.
| ~ - 49, ~ nscnslIe, shoaf sSirS,
| -ss - ns..~~ ~ M
49, 1911 =. SNge Ns.
Ims Wy snvwsa& 49, -. oseN
Ihe eAnvees Of eee seea1ef - ageeea
ana he came DOM uo41
full al. She eppeafed % ~ eeeeo
We oaye oeeieo ome eee - - ese.Y
nos identity hss. A tne boat pallsd ~
| 10 afoog - had furled hee oailA
w,n.a - u..v~A
v--vo.- 49, "a x,h -. A..
n he corSer of FiShsI- -sixtn ssssss ~
Madison ayenuA ~ bufned this mem.
inr ahout o'clock. Thero Va groas q.
ciieanonf and many poople Ia uod frum
ass Ss r,.3 2ns TS, & ses 1sss M M VII VT
hurt.
ssssas wsss 1SaFa - Seee
LoSpoN. 1ss0a ,ses .,.. Mus@ss 49, =. -a -
stsfeS ~ he Viii visis Isondon n 0n1
and rnach New Yerk ahout ~ end a
juneS His rssurn "a Amer4ca h ~
hss NO political sigui1canco whaaevse.
and he with under ne ciscumseanoes -
eonaiiy psrticipafe In mo coming Pc
oenusa oenve
The Jupy Ra11e6 o AgRoe.
Horl,srrn Gal Marnh n -Tho fury
IN - go q Arthur noble the younS
man charwod with mannlnulhtae IN kilf.
ing Cnanse kasoe on NeW xceLe ~
~siio sne ta.ssa. Wisn = .Ia ne@01 1n q ,sf
seoe Wss eo5ens0sn3 ~ tno - -. 49,
ss.xz,c ~ saa ~Ssv - ~ aoc.,s.s 49,
s'snuans eve" I" wv aos so9sas
sessee besssesssce
sAcRAMsNT0 Marcn M--bur9ian q.
tcr0o the saloon q ,neooore ntAno eoty
sh me mos5in1 5 ne aleo sas esrn ng,c ~ uS ~
sso s~ca ~ uuCI sna tsSs 49, -
w" y. 49, 0u00H. '.o., -.
rs - ,s,,
.fokILArn MArh ~ sj ~ ~
tdo1sy 2. me man WAC Jumpoa Lsom IN s.Ss
nl&n slto3s :. sAaoui q, uausSs s0u
remains meuce ot uouus ~ W
poan 70 % masssn9 !ron Saien sno y
aitoxesner nxeay tnst tns ~. aas -
ss.In.s Sn - c.... ~ -.
IN. ~hois sfY.ir is shrSudsd IN mvsf~v.
aa,. nu,neA.
49,. ,e rs-,
cALxN. io-tSHs.1
ni<nt tno %,n ot ~. =. =. rOwse11
~ on Hre " - lncso0Aexy eno pusoeos
The ioee y ABOUT <10s
aeaeeace1 - Ferry HeosA
rnrsxo. March l9.-John Jensen. oon-
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vlCfOalA.
so1 A HnAITnY PLACE gon zAsoez5 %
uuvDRAPBn o0anssPoupgn1D
NEWS uO1xD.

(Rsovlor cor. Post Istsllignesr.)
historians sppssf 10 hsvs lost theiS
reason over the probability that Tas-
eost The 0usdeses Of million iise 6ue3ls
Of Ohioaeo. will eventually Dsss thsouGh
this city. A. N Incentive 10 The desire
Of saiisfyine jssties there is . ssvss6
Of $4,000 for Tasooes's sppreAeoe3o0.
4 fsv days since . oorsespondspe fos .
we'll known Puass Sound Journal eap.
psped 10 b 10 town. The polleo 9
once "spottsd" hin - being tAe red
hsndsd musdsres, and u vas uoe loo4
befors q. z. Ward. . aeotlemao of
leisure, vas eagerly following him fsoa
piaes 70 plaes and 0Daily teleafaphed
10 the Journal for Information, and ~
csived . reply thss the nevspspes mee
vas What no represented himself TO -
and N old employee:
Aboot o'clock Thofsdsy afternoon
the peVspapes man seepped Into W
Oriental hotel for ~ toesaot, an0 weo
engaged In eonversatten vhea n. =.
Ward, entered end told him thae -
vas wanted BY The chief Of poltee. -
the door au ofIiosr joined the eoepis,
and between Tbs tvs she eosrsspoeoeoe
aeeoopsnisd them 10 jstl. Ths serao.
8ot e8Ysveo 49, v~sve - -
might b ths awful charge peo6ta9
aoaiust him.
.You'Ii ana out - soon - ths sAisf
Of police rssaFns," vss TIE comfossise
reply.
man not reiishtug tbe situattoo, est4
that time vss . matter Of some to-
poSssnos With him and be did nos easo
| . pass any LONGER time than vas Doeee-
| eafy IN durasos vile. and waited -
kuov vhas charges, u any. wsrs bsougas
aRsiust him.
You hsve been arrested en- saspteton
o. being lssoost. the mssdssss. Here
comes The chief now"
.WslI, What are you doing hersw vas
that dianitasy's grooetoa.
That h vhst have been tsyinG 70
6oA On. for the last hour And ~
coffsspoodept handed him bis card md
nave references - 70 hts pfsvtoas aoo6
character. After . fev niuotee CO.
siderasion tbs nevspspee man veD ~
Issssd and vsut on bis wsy rejoicing.
Ths 0sYmsus Of this city held sppso-
pirate services shis aftesnoos In the We.
tosis sheater in cooseesi0u With ~
fursrsi Of The late E0psyor Wtittao
Tee psoviucial ieeislAtufe pov tn 80
siou sdiousued oat Of respect, and %.
, ety ofI1sisis assembled a. tbs city hal
and marched 10 shs plsce Of eesvsess
bssded ky the Qaesn City band. kIae
on al public baildipes we're - hai
mast.
Charles Diekers. js.. = spnounssd =
sppsas here % nexs Ieussoey evsesno
-Sfl AetivoR fondtn9o fsc0 q
4 Vssks Of his fashss. he renowned oos
!. ~ Canadian Pacific railroad % q
= norsh ehoes a. LAhs sopssios b nd
= - bleokndsd vish sp0V.
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srKAnkR neSrusY.

xz1 woax OF IAuzxo nxs Has sEus
AnAKDo0HO.
Portland. March l7.-lSpeoial. T.
The work Of raiainQ the sunken sieamss
Bsntley haa been abAndonsd, IN emss.
Reney having arisen Whioh fepdtss her
sacssssfui VithdsavAl from her rosisiou
fog the present impractieAble. Toe 10
tion Of the current aud the position Of
the boas caused ths fosmation of Q sAnd
bar jns4 below her. Her machinery vill
b taken ont and next summer whom the
water 10 LOO an s6ose will b made 10
rAiae the boat By jacksossvs.
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Dlalne Wlll 1eeuPn In Jane.

LONDON, March l9-Jamss @, Dla1nA
in private lettee written from HoEenoo,
states that he viii vtsis London In 4Al
and reach New Yerk about the end q
June. His return to America. ho GAyUI
nd - vtn under nS ciscu msesnces -
eonally participate In the coming pred
dant{sl onnvnSa
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PoRTLAND. March 19.-tSpectL. I-Iho
idensy Of the man who jumped from the
high bridge ut Salem, o. saturday. still
poars to bs missing from Sale a and Il 10
altogesher likely that the sut dde wab .
stranger. Fer some rcason no el3ott -
yet has been made to recover the body.
The whole affair 10 shrouded In myotey.
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q the corner Of Eighty -sizth ss.sss -
0adison avcnuA woe bufAed this mem
Ing about o'clock. There We gTea& ex-
citcment and many people ju -pod fEu0
the windows. One Of them. Mr.. Wet.
land. was killed. Tho rest were hedly
hurt.
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SACRAMENTO. March 10. -Burgian e.
tered the saloon Of theodore hiants early
this morning and drilled holo thruuoh
tho sale door and took 4ADQ0 in cash An6
500 Of beer checks from the safe.
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BAN Francisco. Msrch II. .-lndicatioas
10 O. O'Clock. q M. Tor Oregon ard
washington Torritory-Fair weather b
southern Oregon. locsl rains elsewhere.
light 70 fresh westerly winds. cooler n
the iu crior. nsary stationary tempera-
ture along tho coast.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-03-10
YUMA A. T., SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1888
Tubing. white rubber, t inch. 6 yds.

Tubing. white rubber, { iach. 6 yds. Tubing. white rubber, SIG. 5 yds. Tubing, white rsbber, ! iHch. yds. Syringes. Davidson's, dos:
 Syringes, male, glass, dog.
 Trusses, cslluloid, reversible, dc1. Ike supplies must Do of the best quality and subject to inspection and approval of she Superintendent of the Prison, when de. Iivered as re4uifsd
 Payments will be made quarterly ss pro- vided by law. Samples of material for clothing, bedding. tea, ccdee, sugar, beans, bacon, tobacco and soap, must accompany bids.
 Each bid must be accompanied by bond of fifty per cent of the amount bid for, con- ditional on She bidds. entering into con- tract upon the terms of his bid, on receiving notice of the acceptance thereof. The successful biddsr rust be prepared to enter into contract with the Board of Commissioners, and give such bond as may be 6xed and approved by them, for the faithful execution of the same.
 Bids for fresh meat supplies, and woods must be separate. Bids for carload iOts may be separate.
 All bids must be iu triplicate with copy of this advertisement attached: Proposals must be sealed and Addrssss1 to Jos. J. Stein Secretary of tue Board of Territorial Prison Commissioners, Yuma A. T., and endorsed, Proposals for furnishing supplies to the Territorial Prison" Bids will be received at the ofice of the Board until 10 o'clock a. m, Monday, the 2ud, day of April, 1888, at which time the bids will be opened, and bidders are invited to be present.
 The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 Forms of proposals can be obtained irom m the Secretary:
 By order of the Board.
 Jos. J. STEIN,
 Secretary.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-03-10
County Directory.
Jos. J. STEIN,
Secretary.

Probate Judge, c. H. Brinley. Treasurer, A. E. DeCorss. Sheriff, M. J. Nugent, Dist. Atty, Geo. M. Knight. County Recorder, Jos. J. Stein. Supervisors; c. V. Meeden, Chairman.
 0. r. Townsend, and D. M. Field. Clerk Board of Supervisors, J. Redondo. Clerk of District Court, C. II. Brinley. Justices of the Peace, G, 4. Ringwsli.
 k. T, Burr, Coroner and Public Administrator, J. F |.
 Taggart.
 Constable. T, D, Lockwood,
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-03-10

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