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, 1890-04-10
NOTICE or FINAL PHooF.
WILLIAM HOPPER.

Land once at spokane fsils. Wash,
March 90 1890
Notice y hereby given thst the foliovinr-
named settler hah hief notice cf his inisn-
ton 10 make nnal proof In support Of his
claim, AMI lhsl said proof will be made be-
fore the United states Land Ofiico At spo-
kano Falls. Wash. or May o. 1890, At 3
A. ~. yik.i william Hopper. who uad4
homestead entry No. t45f Tor the ssls 81
SEQ 10, twp 10 n, ~ .. W ~.
He nanos the following witnesses 10 prove
tion Of said Land, VIZ.
Isaac \ Pcyton. Ole Han on, Isaac s GARD
nor aud W Beldsn, all of spokane Falis r.
o., Wash, JN ADAMS, Regtsier-
, 1890-04-10
NOTICE or FINAL PHOOr.
ROLIIN W sTITzET.

Land onlee at Spokane Falls. wash.
March -, 1890.
named sott er has tlcd noticc Of his intcn-
tion 10 make nnhl proof IN support OF hts
claim, and that said proof Will 30 masis ~
kane Falls, WASH. on May D, 1880 at
1 r. ~. VIZ. Rollin W. stltfel, who mako
homestead entity No 1854. lot the lots 10,
II, " and 10, sec q, twp "a nor,h. range ~
cast
He names tho following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residenco upon and oultiyA-
tion of said land, via.
Peters and Martin v stitsol. ali Of Spok ana
Falls Wash. u. ADAMS, Register.
, 1890-04-10
Notice OF FINAL PROOF.
NF'rTIr NAV nOW

Land oflcc at spokane Falls Wash, April
z, 1890.
named settler has He'd notice OF his inten-
tlon to make final proof Ia support OF her
claim, and that said urOoi viii be made
before the Register aud Receiver OF the
United States land Office at Spokane Falls,
Wash, on June q. 1870. at A. NJ, viz:
Nette May Dow, who made Homestead ap-
twp, 25 ~. Of AZ T., W. 81
sne names tho following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF said land, via.
Josiah g. Brown, Joseph =. McElroy, viii
lam Nicodcmus, Paul Quesnell, all Of spo.
kane Falls, Wash. ]. ~. ADAMS,
lUdb Register
, 1890-04-10
NOTICE or FINAL PROOF.
n

Land ONCE at Spokane tali,, Wash. April
=, 1890
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice Of his intcn-
uOn To make hnal ppof In support OF his
fore the United states Land Office ut spc-
kane Falls, Wash, on June 10, 1880, ut Y.
NJ, Wiz William II. ZiCg.er, who made
homestead entry No, 5964, for the wa OF
T. iJ h., w NJ.
He nsmes the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva'
tion of said land, via;
Charles X. Parker, Frank h Fender, Jacob
2, Thompson Fred A. Fender. all OF Mayer
Postofce, Wash.
1876 j. NJ, ADAMS, Register.
, 1890-04-10
EsTKAY NOTICE.

Taken up or my place on lIhngmsn Creek
y, Up. -, X ~ une bay horse about .
years old with star on forehead aud branded
Z EhOvC horseshoe on lett shoulder, 10
hands high, an in accordance Wit law
VIII cause the ABOVE estray tobe sold to the
highest bidder tor cash on the lplh day Of
AprIl. lhnN lnll ]. q. MlLIEN.
, 1890-04-10
NOTICE or FINAL PROOF.
JOHN p. SULLIVAN.


LAND oYyicK AT sroKAsk FAILS, wssh..l
Feb 10. 1890. \
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has HE'D notice OF his inten-
tiOn TO make hnal proof In amp
port Of his claim. and that rid -pruof
will be made before the u. :. land ofice se
Up. NJ, viz John y. sullivan, who plhde
home stead entry No.it40 for the Sc. Of sec
~. twp. - ". range ~ h., w. ".
lie names the following witnesses 70 prove
tion of said land. viz.
Adolph Rivers, William Chadwick, Henry
Barker. John c. Harrington. ~ oi spoksas
Talls, Wash. J. N ADAMS.
tQla. Reuister.
, 1890-04-10
IN A MINOR STRAIN.
Another Story About the Famous
Apache War Chief
Geronimo.
An Old Mexican Who Has More
Gold Than He Knows What
to Do With.


Another story that Mr.. Huber tells of
the late General Crooks campaign
against the Attaches in Arizona is about
Us iollows.
The general had just finished accus.
ing Geronimo with numbering ranchers
and their wives and children, when the
old savage. with great show of self
approval. said
II did not tell my warriors to murder
the women and children. | tried 10 keep
them from doing so, and was in time
to save one man from being killed. II
is true took his coat, pants and boots,
but with the air OF man who had Just
done most humane action) lett him
his hat and gave him 20 cents, that he
might buy his breakfast when he got to
town."
General Crook failed to look at the
matter In just the same light that Geron.
imo did, and the latter was dismissed
from his presence in disgrace
More Gold Than Ho Wants.
Mr.. lane Gillian, who has Just got
back from four months trip East, re.
turning by the way Of Panama, tells
some very interesting stories OF what he
saw. One thing that struck him very
forcibly was the enormous wealth OF
the coffee planters Of Guatemala. Added
to high price for the coffee ITSELF is the
low cost of labor, combination which
enriches the proprietors in an exceed
ingly short space of time.
The process employed by tho planters
to secure laborers Is 10 loan them SIS or
SO, whom, according to the laws Of the
, 1890-04-10
A PAYING MINE.

Wallace Free Press; Tho Poorman
has declared dividend No. q of 4 cents
pc. sharu, aggregating f9,00p, making
800, 900 paid to date, or far more than
the purchase price. The company will
now, no doubt, pay dividends right
along.
, 1890-04-10
NOTICE ov rfsAL reoop.
arvptsvN ,,..uv

Land once at SPOKANE Falls. wYh.
March1g, 1900
Notice u hereby given that tho following.
tlon To maze hnal proof in snpport a his
claim, and that SAID prooi will De made W.
fore the u. ; land ONCE NJ Spokane fslla
wash, on May 10, 1890, II | Y. a. Ma,
stephen NGCrca, who made homastssd On
Try No asa, for tho sci4 OF sec Ia twp 20
n, oi range "a ., W NJ
lie names the following witnesses 70 PROVE
his continuous fraidcnce upon and cultiga.
tiun Of said land, via.
Frederick w Ahrens. Henry 7 Ahrons,
samuelh Raacy aud John Mcrklc, all oil
Welgh, Spokane county. Wash.
27o6 N ADAMS. Rsxintef.
, 1890-04-10
aIfEnIrr.n sALE.

State Of Washington. County Of Spokane.
~.
IN tho superior court for Spokane county,
Tho CITY OF Spokane Falls, plaintiff, W. ..
e. Brundasc and Jennie Bfundage, defend
ants
Byvir,us Of decree aud order of sale.
made and entered Ia the above entitled
cause and court on tho 18th day Of July.
A. u. 1880. a copy of which hsa been
issued and certified 10 me by tho CLERK Of the
said court, under the seal thereof, bearing
date the 10th day OF March A. u. isOO.
for tho sum Of risj.iO, gold coin, with
Interest at the rate of 10 per cent per annnm.
iYum the I'D day Of Ootober. a. ID. 1890.
and the further sum Of 81. 10 costs, and tho
further sam of - attorneys lees, and alzo
the iD creased cnsts thereon, 1, 4. ri. Hinoh-
I'M, sheriff oi spokane county, state OF Wash.
iugton viii. on the 21th day Of APRIL
A. u. 1890. At the honr OF = o'clock =. NJ.
Of said day. at tho east door OF the court
house. sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder. ior cssh, the following described
real estate. situated, lying aud being in
spokane county, wash, and particularly de-
scribrd as follows, to.wit;
lots and 10 aud the east half pf) of lot
''s'' in block | 1 in Jenkins addition To the
city OF spokane Falls, IN spokane com
~ and territory of Washington, together with
an and singular the tcnencnts, heredifa-
mrnta and appurtcnanccs ihereunt0 belong
Ing or In anywise apperialning. Said prop
erty il taken and sold as the properly %
!. 6; BrundeEe and Jennie Bnindage, de-
dated at spokane FaIIs. Washington, yrr-
rikOry. this 1lst day OF March A. N. tN1O.
, 1890-04-10
NOTICE or rIsAL riiooF.
Land once at spokane Falls. Wash, March

Land once Mt spokane Falls. Wash. March
-. $500.
Notice Is hereby given that tho following
named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
ton TO mako final pruof In support Of his
ciaiqi. and tnat said proof will he niads
kane Fails, Wash, on June .. $500. at A.
NJ, VIZ; Cyrus h, Mathers, who made pre-
emption doclaratory statement No. 74-y.
for the ncls ei sclls tsi and .. sec. -.
twp 10 n, raj e, " N
Re names the following witnesses tn prove
his continuous residence upon and cultva-
tion Of said land. viz;
August wcibe. Peter SCOT. Charles csri-
son aud August Pearson, all OF forrestons
Spokane county, Wash,
fl-gE A. Al ADAMS HNntktn--
, 1890-04-10
and that he had nothing further

.''' 'N ~ '' '''"S '''
To say,
Mr.. BottIs requested that the ayes
and noes be called on his motion.
Mar. Duebcr's name was the first
called and he voted ayc, us did all
the others, and the city attorney
was instructed TO edo his duty"
The council then proceeded with
the regular business, and soon the
spectators began to file out of the
hail, only to he succeeded by Others
coming In, but who had arrived too
late 20 sec the fun.
, 1890-04-10
sorIcE or rrsA. rnoov.


Land ONCE AZ sposano Falls, wash.,
March ~, 1890.
Notice y hereby given that the following
named settler has u ed notice of his luton
tion a. make nual pruof in sun
port " his clal lui. and that said proof will 81
made belutc the linilsd states fagd ofnee Al
% A, NJ. VIZ: Iohh q liArrngt0n. whs
made homestead entry No. o5I1, Tor ths
~. OF ny, and ,e't Of ne,a OF SEQ "a, twS
iic namca tho following witnesses TO proys
his continuous fcsidencc upon and cultivs-
/ tign of said land, ylx..
| Henry Bsrgcf John p sullivan. william
FAILS wash J, " ADAMS. Kssistsr-
, 1890-04-10
NOTICE To HOLDERS OF COUNTY
wAEItA NTs.

County warrants from No, iO61 IN 5.5i0.
inulu 1.-Two, and superior court series from
No. TO 92, inclusive, will bu poi1on pres.
entatit II NJ my Once, Interest on said
warrants will cease at this date.
GEO. H.. COLI, county Ire lstirsr.
SnokRne FalIs. Wash. Aphl b. $50. lOdA
, 1890-04-10

MoRAL-Be lucky miner. spend your
money and get a harp and a pair OF
wings. JAMES +. KELLY.
SuPIRioR. Mont, March Fl.
, 1890-04-10
FINE STOCK FOR SALE.

Several line single. driv ng horses, tree
pounds. also few choice common and
bl oded cows, cheap for cash, Or will take
part real estate- Farm north oi Ross Park
ludl IC. LIBBY.
, 1890-04-10

sr. LOUIS, April a.--Advices from
Northern Texas state that rs per cent. of
Grayson, Collins, Denton, Wise and
Montague have been destroyed by in
, 1890-04-10

IT is hoped that Senator squirrels bill
for the equipment ofthe artillery branch
Of the Washington militia will become =
law. II would add largely to tho effect
iveness OF the militia In cases OF emer-
gcncy. and In timo Of actual war would
prove OF incaiculable advantage.
, 1890-04-10

NEW YoRk. April 0.-CoiIce Options
closed barely steady, unchanged TO 10
points down. Sales 20. $50 bags; May,
E.55@i7.65c; June, lL35@l7. Soc; Au-
gust, i7.lO@l7.I5c; spot Rio, steady /;
fair cargoes, 2oisci No. !, fiat bean, 100
lDIsc.
susar-Raw, firm refined easy.
CHICAGO LAVE srocs.
CHicAeo. April 9.-Cattle-Reccipt
12.O0O. Market active, firm and un-
changed; beeves $5CdS.i0 steers So 70d
Q. stockers and feeders, hrm 81. i0Ge3. So,
Texas cattle t215@30.
Hogs Receipts 1900. Market fairly
active, prices fully So lower; mixed -. 10
@i.So, heavy H.l5@4s5, lights siiO@
40
Sheep-Rsceipts 1000. Market active
and strong; natives sl5o@675; West
ern corn led S5.5O@6 10.
GRAIN AND PRovIsross-
CHICAGO. April Wheat
Strong; cash size, May so1Sc
Corn-firm; cash Sic, Miy3i9,o.
oats-Actiye, firm; cash 23Isd23No,
May 23SI "a 231sc.
Barley-lnsctiye
Rye-Firm; 44c.
Pork-Firm; cash Sl0.65, May $40. 10.
Lard-steady; cash 1918, May 5000
622h.
Short ribs-S5.25.
ShoulderS-$ .506t4.60.
Whisky-s2.
PETROLEUM.
NEw YoRx, April 0. Petroleum
Opened steady at sO,lc, advanced, be
came weak and finally closed weak at
10 Ac.
BRITISH GRAIN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April o,-Wheat--Quiet
holders offer moderately.
Corn-Quiet; new mixed Western, IS
Sd per Genital
, 1890-04-10
NorioE or rINAL PROOF.


of samuel Iako, deceaAodL
Land Oficc st Spokane Falls, Wash
March -, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named sattlcr has tilcd notice of his intan.
ton To make hnnl proof IN support Of hts
claim, aud that said proof vii bu made be'
fore the United states land uhiCc al spokane
Falls, Wash. on MAY i2, 1890 ut o A. NJ,
via! Minnie Lake, minor child oi Samuel
Lake, deceased, who made homestead en'
try No 5Ooi, for the nclt sec IL, In twp
- n, Of range ~ o, W ".
He names the following witnesses To prove
his con ntinuouS residence upon and oultva.
ton OF said land, VIZ:
John y Reed, W II Shields, David Diets
and n Campbell. all OF Spokane Falls.
Wash,
sYcB j, VI. ADAMS. Register.
- SNrts,E nG ttSxt ttEnnr
, 1890-04-10
DAN M'GlNTY,
Story Of His Eyentful Career in the
C1ur d'Alones.

Story Of His Eventful Career in the
C1ur d'Alones.
TWardner News.
McGinty about four years ago
Came to Wartiner, Idaho
Reaching that famous mining camp
A ftcr long and weary tramp.
Hearing much while in New York
OF silver mines on the South Fork,
Dan determined IN a minute
To find a mine with millions in II.
The first month out he played In luck,
For q body of ore McGinty struck
OF fine galena and chlori q
With native silver ten ieet wide.
Between two walls lay McGinty's vein
As rich as any in Cpur a 'Alene.
Tho strike was made ere Dan $ big spree,
That sent him prospecting tho deep,
deep sea.
He made sale for cash in hand
mand
SO down to Portland he did go
To squander the silver OF Idaho.
His many friends worked body and soul
TO reduce the size OF Dams bank roll;
They kept him constantly on tho spree
Till he sought the bottom Of the sea.
McGinty stay was snort DelOW
For up TO Heaven he did go.
He met Saint Peter at the gate,
Whose words OF welcome hear relate:
I'VE sent for you to the bottom OF the
sea,
And a pair OF wings wo II give to thee,
With a golden harp bearing the name
OF Dan McGinty Of C@ur d Alene."
MoRAL-Be lucky miner. spend you
money and get a harp and pair o
wings. JAMES +. KELLY.
SUPERIOR, Mont, March q.
HIRR Mosr, dynamiter and politica
workingmsn. declares that he sis u MAJ
OF strong convictions, and lis willing I,
die for them" Most people share with
, 1890-04-10
THE WORLD OF TRADE
More Activity in Stocks. with
Union Pacific the Feature
of the Day.
Closing Quotations From All the
Leading Markets in the
United States.

NEW YoRK. April o.-Thcre was more
business In stocks to-day, but the in
creased trading WAS entirely for the ac-
count of the boardroom traders. Union
Pacific received the most attention, and
II was quite active at advancing prices,
the improvement being accompanied by
vague rumors that something of n favor
able nature was to come out in the next
few days. Tho trading in the stock ran
up to over 2so00 shares and showed n
gain Of over ~. at the close. The mar
ket rallied slightly toward the close.
which was dull and steady at small frac.
tions under last nights figures,
Government bonds have been steady.
Money on call, easy, at iS5.
Prime mercantile paper, 567is.
Sterling exchange, quiet, strong; Co
day bills, s4.s5ll; demand. A.s7,..
, 1890-04-10
Dated A spokane rsl.;, washiHgio,H, Ter


z 10 " y - .E77FF71F77|I y -T'77EI9
IsTRAY No1tCk-feken upal my isrm,
II thr REQ miles northwest Of PlpkI. absut
Jnnuafy 0. 1890, ono bay marc niue yeera
old, black name ana tail and black lesl-
Branded 40 ON left ttihe M other brands
Also one bay yearling horse colt with strips
In forehead aud on nose, right hiud ioot
white, no brand or other mafAs erteiyable.
appraised al SIS. owner can have same b5
TnaH A TffOIIT lTaya Mash.
, 1890-04-10

Boros. April 0. Tho stock market closed
hs follows;
4. At, n, r. rs % Mex. can Com 1a,,
Burlington ....-io0s4 san Diego.."..... 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-12
STATE GRANGE FAIR.
The Closing Day Keeps Up the Established
Record-Prpmfums Awarded.

The Closing Day Keeps Up the Established
Record-Premiums Awarded.
Special to the Gazette.
McGREGoR, TEX, Oct 1i.-Another beauti-
full day dawned upon the fair and the man age
ment is happy. The fair has been grand sue
cess so far. The people began to arrive early
and by 10 O'Clock the exhibit hall. pavilion and
arena grounds were literally crowded. at which
time the grand parade OF premium stock passed
in procession. The Spencer music band
passed its previous good cord il furnishing
fine music for this para lie.
Your reporter took a turn through the exhibit
hall this morning, and found tle exhi DIT so
gre an the premiums so numerous that space
would not admit of a mention of half of them.
Among the most important noticed was q COL
/ lection of natural curiosities embran1 over 00I
specimens of land, fresh water and marine col
lections from ali parts of the world, by j. A.
Singleton of Giddings, Tex. There were star
fish, ses weeds corals, eggs OF birds, about l0l
fossils. and Texas minerals aud building stones
collected during the progress Of the state geo.
logical survey.
Tne culinary department was complete and
looked quite tempting Ito hungry porter).
II. S. Christian OF Grimes county took first
premium on the best general display, and
Grimes cluusy tooe the blue ribbon on the best
county display; Bell county the red Mrs. s.
L. Oliver of Bell county took the rel ribbon on
best individual display. Blue and red ribbons
were plentiful, showing premiums won on diff
Among the relics were q Ratchet made BY
Thomas Parsins and carried through the war of
is 2! now in possession of his grandson, John
Marcus, Bureson county. he art department
was well rep esented and very attractive.
guilt made by Mrs. Hobgood of McGregor de-
serves special mention. 1t made of silk
plush and fine embroidery, beautifully and
iastefully finished. The material alone cost
near 800.
The Temple special was late to-day. It ar
rived 1880, bringing superintendent W. F.
Hammer and ave teach ars of the temple school,
viz: Miss Jennis Hammer, Miss Hannah Calm,
S. A. Douglas and Simmons, with $50 pupils.
the fire company aud q large number OF other
citizens from Temple. The band met them at
the gate and escorted them to the grand stand,
making agrand display.
The board of directors elected officers o-day
as follows: President. James L. Ray, Mlneola;
vice president, 1. N Stallworth of Mar in; Sec
rotary, @. W. Stone, McGregor: superintea-
dent, J. c. Isbelt. McGregor. Executive com
mittee: W. Il. Harris, Richardson; n. STALL
worth, Marlin; W. P. Miles, Gatesyile. The
fair management had n conference with the
stockmen to-day with reiereuc. to the future
course to be pursued on the speed ring. Thew
have decided to meet ut this place November IS
to formulate definite plans by which the race
department vii be an interesting feature in the
future. The fair closet to-day. 1t has been a
grand success, and from present enthusiasm it
will more than double by the next year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-12
THREATENING OUTLOOK.
A Revolutionary Cloud Gathering Over
Portu gain q Predicament.
Recent Disturbances In Lisbon OF BIuch More
Serious Nature Than at First Reported.
A Touching scene.

Special TO the Gazette.
LONDON, Oct. IL .-Advices from Portugal are
of tie utmost gravity. A revolution that would
overthrow the b use of Braganza may break out
at any moment, and the chances wonlu be much
in favor of its success. Young King Carlos is in
q predicament from which war with England
might be q happy deliverance. The feeling in
the nation is almost intense against the
regning house as it is against the English, and
the invalid and inszp erieacei young monarch is
held up to obiquy as a facile tool of Lord Sails
bury in robbIls gal OF her colonial pos
sessions. To defy England on one hand means
the loss of all that emains TO Porting al and COM
pei the humiliation of that country. TO comply
with Engiands demands means the probable
II not certain overt lrow OF mon lrcly.
Later information shows that the recent dis
turbarces in LisLon were much more serious
than a. the time repors ed, both as TO the extent
OF the demonstrations and the force required to
suppress them, but those demonstrations also
reveal the grave fact that neither the army nor
police can bs relied upon in event OF an attempt
to overthrow the government. r publican
feelin! in Portugal is very strong. especially
since the revolution in Brazil. with which
Portugal has always been intimately associated
in sentiment in origin, and the present
government of France is decidedly hostile to
king Carlos, because OF the fact that his vile is
n daughter of the Comte de Paris, the pre-
tender 10 the throne of France, and who
would not be at all adverse to seeing the house
OF Orleans weakened by the expulsion of Queen
Emile and husband from their kingdom.
In view OF the Boulargist relations concerning
the plot against the repu bile the French cabinet
evidently confidently considers any course justi-
fable that will tend TO weaken their enemy.
During the hunting this week in Syria, when
the Austrian emperor had for his guests EN-
peror William, king of Saxony and Prince
Leopold of Bavaria, the Austrian monar, chose
to occupy two rooms in the shooting box at
Murzbeg, which were formerly lived In by
Prince Rudolph. touching scene is said to
have occurred there. On Tuesday morning before
the German emperor star. ed for Berlin h. went
hurriedly into the rooms of his imperial
host and found him alons and bathed in tears
muttering prayers for his dead son. The Ger
man Kaiser knelt down beside the bereaved
father, joining in his grief. Francis Joseph
keeniy feels the loss of his son, and the pang
does not seem to abate with time. His nature
however. Is not embit e-ei, but rather chas-
tened, and softened by the blow which deprived
him OF an heir, aud he evinces q fatherly ard
humane interest in the welfare of his subjects
Among his recent acts of charity was personal
donation of $40 forms to q poor mother who had
lost three children in rapid succession from
dptheria.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-12
PROPOSALS.

U. S. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WAsH1NeToy,
D. C., September 2ith, lS90.-Sesled proposals
Will be received, to be opened at clock p. m.
October 25th, 1890, for the sale to the United
States of suitable property, centrally and con-
veniently located, for site for the public build
ing authorized by Acts Of Congress, approved
March 2, 1859. and July 8, 1880. to be erected in
Fort Worth, Texas. corner lot, approIimat-
ing $50 feet front by 100 feet in dimensions, is
preferred. II not corner lot, the property
must approximate $50 feet by 100 feet in dimen-
sons; the $50 feet to be street frontage. Each
proposal must be made with the understanding.
and agreement that, if it is accepted, tAeshsf1ts
ings and all improvements on .shetyae4sfss are
to be retained, and removed. days after
written notice, by tbe.ssa6fe AID that all eI-
penses conrecteAspdtksf6f furnishing evidence OF
tile and deed,1t EdHseya vance are to be paid by
the ,Eeud<f tEseh proposal must be accompa-
nfadb ~ properly drawn diagram, giving the
'nietes and bounds Of the property. and showing
the streets around the block in which the prop
erty is situated; also by written statement in
regard to the grades. character OF ground for
foundation, etc. The right to reject any and all
proposals is reserved. Each proposal must be
sealed, marked Proposal for the sale of prop
erty for site for the Public Building in Fort
Worth, Texas and addressed and mailed to
William Window, Secretary of the Treasury,
Washington, d. C.