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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
Cable Notes.
rHECENTRAL RAILROAD STRIKE
Road Officials Assert That the Trouble l.
SqueIched.


ALBANY, y. y. Aug 1.-THE Central rail
road has broken the blockade, and this
evening four freight trains were moved
west and three east. Each train was pro-
tected by twenty Pinkcrt0n men. NO op-
position was made by the strikers.
Men on the Delaware and hudson road
went back 10 work tonight without any
concession 10y the railroad. The strike, So
far as these roads are concerned. seems 10
be over. although the men ARE strong I'D
Numbers and as confident as ever. There
was fracas at East Albany this evening
between the PinkertOn men and Strikers I'D
which the latter were worsted. No blood
was shed, but two prisoners were rescued
FIREMEN NOT TO STRIKE.
BUFFALO. y. Y. Aug. IA New York
Central fireman was asked il orders had
been given 10 tue iircmen to strike. lie re-
piled: mo. sir. and there won't be any
such orders, and il there were, they would
not be 0bcycd.'
THE KNIGHTS SILL CONFIDENT.
SYRACUSE. y. y, Aug. 1.-THE only
chance in the strike here since yesterday II
the great frequency with which freight
trains are moving east and west. Ihe
KNIGHTS of Labor are as confident Of sue
cess this evening as they were Wheh
they first went out, and they hint
mysteriOusly 10 future developments
which they say will determine the
struggle in their favor. Outside their own
statements. however, there is no evidence
to sustain their view Of the strike. Freight
is being received here for Western points as
usual. but none for the East, though orders
to accept it are, the railroad authorities
say. expected at any moment The places
Of strikers are being rapidly filed, and "a
squad of police has been detailed TO guafu
the new men at the west end Of the yard.
II il reported AT "A late hour tonight that
District Master-W Workman Lee had asked
for conference with superintendent Noor-
nees. Of the Central road, TO ask that the
strikers De re-employcd by the company.
Local Assembly No. l3l to-day resolved 10
Kermit the New York Central rcpair-sh0p
men 10 resume work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
OVER 100000
Lest by the Burning OF "a Bonded Ware
house in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. l4.-Just at ii
o'clock this morning fire was discovered
issuing from the bonded warehouse OF the
Beargrass Distillery Company, on storey
avenue, near Frankfort, in the extreme
eastern part Of the city. The distillery
proper caught fire in a moment, and before
The fire department could get Ia work the
whole establishment was roaring furnace
of flames. The fire spread to the Great
Western pork house on the east, and from
that TO the old Kentucky Wooden Mills, one
of the largest manufacturing concerns IN
the south. Twelve residences on the OPP
posite side of the street have been destroyed
or badly damaged.
Many employees Of the distillery had mar
row escapes from the explosion OF whisky
barrels, which exploded like cannon. The
flames were so hot that IL was diflicult To
get within one hundred yards OF the fire.
only one person was injured, John smith, a
dreman, having his arm broken. The loss
Ia the Great Western pork-house Is S1o0~.
The Government tax. which would have
been collected IN the burned whisky,
would have amounted 10 over sSJ,ooO. IL Is
believed that the loss will aggregate over
million dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
FsTINATF OF THf LOssEs.

At /: 30 O'clock the fire was under control.
The immense warehouse of the Kentucky
Di-tilling Company is IA complete wreck,
and the entire plant Of the Great Western
Pork House of Conrad Il seller Is totally
destroy ed. including all the cattle and hog
pens and the stock of meat. The records
of The Internal Revenue Office show that the
warehouse contained 23.OJJ barrels OF
whisky. Much OF the whisky had been
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15

In the long line Of wealthy American glris
who have succeeded in allying themselves
with European mobility, Is the Deautiiui
Miss Annie Cutting, the heiress OF the late
Howard Cutting. Of this city. The an
nouncement from Hamburg OF her coming
marriage 20 Baron Nerier, head Of the dis
tinguished Belgian house Of that name.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
THE STRIKING cLoAKMAKERs.

According 10 recent cabegrams the Can,
tonal Government OF >chwyz has ordered
that the story Of William Tell be hence,
forth religiously excluded from all schooi
histories published by authority, and IL y
officially proclaimed that the Tell stories
are only fanciiul legends Of German origin.
Jesse Selegman, the banker, i interesting
secretary Blaine 10 protest against the out
RACES on the Jews by the Russian Govern
mont
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-17
Eugene City Bonds for Sale.

NOTICE - he.eJy en- that uIder the
y DIVISIONS ptIug OF the lr. 'sl IRE
0I O.cson chu lnC 'Aurc 10 IDCJr'p
o. cthc C.ty Of T., eie .ud 10 .cn' ~
g.. THt p.rt Of 90 cpuhic. 20. ,-
,..I, "a IN lie .cc %. the 4, e. cay
I' .tVe, February -, l.s', he CO,nnnn
council q, he city of Ers 'ie VIII 'ueHnd
di pose Oi tac bohds o q City ~ P'r
lrecfi.om DlU to 3, ~ dcupidi-
% , oht O, lou slD 10 BIC ) o., the pr %
cu u,y dc ile, pyaJio - yc p,'"'
o.tOr Of } ,uing ,hc -.Inc, win int &
lIc con ne rate not ~ exceed Dcr ccl
Dc. puuutl. D. y..b.t -e.Di- Ilually.
81. 'rd ptoIp n - pa c.W rH,d bonds
WA De- It,cyot ~ ,ne undcl -igued
., EuHcno, 10 caoI, vuul ~ 'rn'c.
,. 10, rnd 90 p,OtDHls received
F-n De- opened nnd 'Jpiidc "a On
,.le Sta q. " OF -ep.en peT no and ia
ny4rt via ue al prod ui TO the pci Iu ni
... oI- .n AI ~ .Ie best Ouer ur oierr
IU- 500,
T., ,Jni.lou cDunc'i re e-yes the .tl
'nI.rc, Iy rua rit p.CDD .dr. Ey ''
o. aiD cpHuc.
-. o. lrD. q. =. BOEE'n,
lecJ.der for the Ci.y of Eus enc
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-17
Administrators Sale.

IN pursuance OfPn order Of the County
Court OF MauiOl county, oicsOn, Puthoi.
iZing ne 90 admin ttaior OF the Estate Of
Archibald Hog, dC"ca'cd 10 sell the
pelfon i properly OF slid estate at private
or public sale, | Will on
Wednesday the 2j,h day ofJune, lSo)
ut ten o'clock in The
forenoon at the Ankeny ftIm, ten miles
soulh Of salem, sell nj public auction TO
the highest bidder, Pll the personal proper
ty OF sid estate not then already sold. con.
sisiiug OF 1909 head OF sheep nnd lambs, ,
he of horses, COWS, ycarllng CALI II
noss. farming implement, household
IU li,ule, etc.
Tenn : All sums Of SO and under, cash
~ u nd. Above $40. cash or app. owed nole
iout months, and eight per cent inter.
e. B.. TIe ti4ut rs reserved to reject any bld
u. noe Offered
j. &. NEEDHAM,
Adam '~lptor of lhe estate Of
DIV Arch,DId lIogg, Decd. 6-l3
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-17
GnATN DESTROYED GY FIRE
THE PIONEERS.
The Yearly Gathering in Session at
POPtland-A Great Success.

PORTLAND, Or. June 1.-THE
eighteenth annual reunion of Orc
g1n pioncels is being held in this
city to-day, ana members Of the
association from all paris OF the
stale are re,cnt. All the different
street c5r lines Of the city have
grant d the association full freedom
of The cars for the day, and many
are awaiting themselves of an oppor-
tunity to zoe something of the rc-
suits Of Their early settlement.
Owing to the rain there was no pro-
&c sion, This afternoon there were
literary exercises held at the North
Pacific Industrial Building, About
go pioneers are present and each
year from lSll to 1856 inclusive is
Represented. The annual address
was delivered by Hon. II. w. Scott,
editor of the Oregonian. y husi-
ne,s meeting is to be held tonight.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-17
AT PHiLOMOTH

the trustees were sitting out on the
rorches of their United Brethren
college debating whether to move il
10 Salem or some other seaport.
This city is also pretIily located
with n beluti III country around it.
We now enter the hill, lands, and
paes mostly through sock ranges.
An EAy-EuN VAN
is net always undc stood out here
on the coast at first SIGHT. We got
ont at all the towns "a got all the
Information we could. The re-
sponses we got to sor-e inquiries led
us to suspect that those interrogated
felt strongly moved TO make their
answers rs simple rs possible, o0ten-
sibly for the purpose of bringing
their information within the grasp
of our intellect. The tall Oregoniau
who on this trip acted as our guide,
philosopher and friend, mt one place
got tired of answering questions
about "that Iowa man. anl sold
them he was a "person nu, jus,
right" given in his charge iNr ,
time as Keeper. This arrNngenic t
OF parts was not just satisfactory but
we experienced no difficulty in
carrying it ont
Up NEAR THE SUMMIT
there is tall timber, trees that it
makes one dizzy to look to the top
of them, mountain tirs that stick
out of the top of the coast range like
single bristles out OF n bald mans
head. Whole forests Of coal black
charred trunks from three 10 five
feet in diameter, gleam like colon
AIDES of ebony against the green
hillsides.
1t was a lovely warm June day at
Salem, but upon the summit we
needed our over coats. The train
he'd long siucc left its floral escort
behind. The blue field lilies, wild
holiyhock, yarrow aud marguerites,
had disappeared and we were up
where cats nine lives would not
enable it to live. The vine maple
already shows its ruddy tips. We
were riaht on top of the mountain
and below extend flocks of hills
huddled toeethe! aud leaping over
each other. On train spins along
with the 5op Of evergreen forests far
below,
(Cor iued in or reNt)
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-17
CANNOT BE FOUND.

81 EGrDAN, Or, d uue lG.-'fhe IL
Ncr-ol@ ron OF Johl Lady, of Grand
1oJCe, r'S nIys,erro'siy di- -tp-
'el'cd. lie a,tended picnic in
company with bis half brother at
3. l.sJun Saturday, and has no. been
zee -juce ten O'clock hat day. \
Urge parry VS. scale Ing for him.
sunday, and party was d"gli"g
Yau.lin river for him dcy, but up
20 lie pre- ent tine nD.h'ng has
been her a from hi,'. -Nili2ent "rch
aud inqiry has S'.u made all over
this part OF The co.u."v, but there IL
no clue. F0u, r,Av 5 suspected.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-17

the fatal chmabers, and sounded
again and again, listening for rc.
sponse in vain. The sights about
the pits mouth are pithul, because
of twenty hours, anguish that has
rolled over the heads of relatives
and friends. There are indications
of coal burning instead of timber
and roofing. The mine inspector is
making Il strong effort to enter FROM
the Mahoney drifts. AB air. fan TO
furnish ventilation to the mue will
be put in operation this afternoon,
aud in the Ferguson pit, as work
has also commenced there.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-17

The b liOuS HrC lis certain prey. In inter-
mutelt pn6 rCmilteut tcNC,, dumb Hgue
ana a.ue CO.se, The liver Is o'wnys seriods-
" pfieced. and thc blood CoutHmilN II
N'.u bile. one of The ,'iCt rCaSous ~
Ho ettets s. )mach Il, ttCls il such n ure
deteuse = ,ainst chIlls and feVCrs and e,c,N
fulm of fmaluinl diseases, -, thl 1T does
away with tne iiybility of the disease, by
re Sing hle ,ulpirty of the bllltary organs
in advance of ne arrival of the seamon
whel the disease Is prevalent The q Is
no uuer fortuyiug prevent i've for those
about visiting or cm giptlrg to n locality
whe e the mtuSnu-'Nnt c.i~f-, There iS
no ce.tniu immunity non q s@lse IA nu
endelaIc o. epldertc ioum, - be Sccp ed
by the uAe of the average tDliCs pnd anti
spnsinodicS But where q nine !ai(S ne
Elites succeede both in evening and
criiuE. Moreover II reno, es every YES
tige OF dyspeps i,. and over pmeS consti ~
ton, rhtuinGtlsm, iDactivity of the Eid.
neys and bladder, and tranqutllizes ana
slengthens the nervous system. cod.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-17

PORTLAND, June l6.-Nery little
interest was taken 10 the ciiy clec-
lion to-day for three co1ucilm'r 90
and ci y ln. .e.. The 10, ! VOC
est wa. $50. The republicans
elected thor eDIre ticket Fr Ik
Hachery fur ire -uaer, and q. NJ.
Forbes COUNCILMAN 1or "cond ward,
hcd no oppo-i,ion. %. .-.eudick
was elected from The fir ward by
GG7 majority, and w. Fliedner, from
the third ward by 7G3 majority.
In East Portland tho republicans
elected the enulre ticket. Ia Albiua
the citizens ticket elects one me.
ber Of the city council aud the peo-
pies ticket. The total vote OF
Portland, East Portland aad.Albina
was 5 600, against ll,295 at the state
election.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-17
ProposaIs for Wood .

sealed bids VIII be received at the office
ut school clerk, 26i Commercial street, Sit-
delivery of 100 cords Oflarge nrRnd 80 cords
Of large grub or body oak, 10 be delivered
~ the East salem school building, on or
before August 20, 1870, 10 cords Of large fir
ana 10 cords of large grub or body oak, 10
be delivered a. the south salem school
house, 80 cords OF large mr. Qnd 10 cords OF
large grub or body oak, 10 be delivered at
North salem school, 10 cords OF large nv
nud 40 cords OflHrge grub or body oak, to
be delivered nt the large Central school.
Al wood must be- iOur feet long, reasOna-
wish bee opened nt above ofIico ut . O'Clock
y. M, June IT, 1850. Tue board reserves the
right to reject and All bids. Done BY
order of the hourd uf directors Aforesaid,
this 27th daS OF May lsp1.
W. n, SIMPSON, Clerk.
school Dist. No. - Marion 20. or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-17
SchLul Needing.

There will be special meeting of .ne
tax payers of school dis,.icL No. ~, OF Ma-
riua county, Oregon, he'd ut the OPEN
nor c I'm ~ lem on ThuT,d y,tue l'.h day OF
June. 1870 ~ s o'clock p. Ia. 10 con-ider the
bIds for bonds 10 be issued rld to Puthor-
IZcFccept, ace o. same lidcehed advisable,
and 10 tran saci such o,hef business hs may
come before the NEE ing
DOde by order ol the BOARD OF directors
of scaOoi district No. 2i this May 3lst lSOJ.
w. Il, SIMPSON.
Gle k. District no. q.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-17

Itching P.'e- are EBowu by moisture
lIEe pea -pirallsu. causing lnirn.e itching
aheu warm. Iui. lIrln as veil az Blind
Bleeding aud puf ludIug yle't at once %
lr. BI-anko.s Pie krm~dy, whi Cd acts
directly ou the n4rtr affected. ab.ITDs tu-
Ilpr., siiays itching ara effects perInan.
ent cure. ~ cruts Druggist nr mail
% Hmuh a rfeluer
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-17
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the part
y ne, ship heretofore existing between
The undersigned under the tirm name OF
Eurtlett 81 CHttefiin, at salem OlcgOn, Is
this day al solved nv mutual consent. W.
". H. rllel! retiring from the fiIn, ). Ii.
Clitctluin 4 Son will continue in buslnc, =
pt the O'd stand. w. w. BARTLETT.
6.C Jt-w g. B. CArrERLlN.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-17

FOREIGN FLASHES.
Mary Anderson Married.-Spain TAX
ing Precautions Against ihe Sprea'
Of Cholera from Valencia.
MARY ANDERSON MARrIEp.

LONDON, Enc, June II. Mary
Anderson was married this morn
ing to Antonio Navarro, of New
York, CTGin,l Manning performing
the ceiemon".
PRECAUTIONARY CHOLERA MEAS
URES.
MADRID, Spain, June 1.-THE
government has ordered cordons of
troops 10 be placed around all DIS
lricts in Valencia infected with
cholera. SevprHl new cases have
been ?epo led.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-17

Mems light coats and vests, from
$3.50 to s.. A No. l goods. y |
styles and colors, at the Capitol
Adventure Co. If
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-17
CALIFORNIA CASUALTIES.
Seven Hundred Sacks of Wheat
BurDed-EOiler Explosion at Los
Angeles.
r-OII.ER ENnLOSION.

vi l4Eh EN'lIJSlpN'
Los ANGELES, Cal, June IA
boiler explosion occurred on Van
Nuy's ranch, twenty mile north Of
here this mosAi by which one
man was killed and several others
were badly injured.
GGAIN DESTROYED BY FIRE.
MARYSVILLE, Cal, June H.
While the section foreman on the
Orovllle railroad was burning weeds
eight miles nor, h of here yesterday,
the fire got the start of him, and
spreading into an adjacent field, de-
stroyed seven hundred sacks of
grain belonging to S. S. Mitchell.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-17
ENTOMBED ALIVE.
Latest Particulars of the Burn.
ing Mine.
BFROl' EFFORTS TO RESCJE The MEN,
Work Begun to Ventilate the
ShGi : aud Save ,he
Bodies.
1FROl' EFFORTS TO EESCrE THE MEN
TIE DErAIIS.

III DETAILS.
DUNBAR, Pa, June 17.-Eester-
day at 1l:IO a. IN. a sullel roar
shook the lowly miners dwellings
on Hill N0rm. IN Fayettc county.
Near this place aud hundreds of al
irighted persons, who knew the
sound too well and who felred an-
other mine disaster, soou found
their apprehcnsions well grouudy.h
In moment the fearful news had
spedd that the Hill Farm mines
had exploded. The low browed
hill rom which the slope entered
shook from mouth to pit, and scores
o.mineIs' bouses lining the fatal Hill
shook for moment and poured out
tseic 'relzied Inmates by hundreds.
A rush was made to the mouth of
the pit, but ingress was inlpos, lille,
as smoke i'm dense volumes was isNu-
ing for,h.
F,1ty-two miners had gone to
work in the morning, and were in
the slope when he explosion occur
red. OF these fir,y-rWo eighteen
were in the lei, h, ding and thirty
fou: in the sight beading. Those
in the left beading got on. all right
Ihe retreat OF Ohe o'ne's VS. cut on
and not one C-C,Opd.
THE KILLED
Ihelt names aie.
DAN SMTd
WILLIAM HAY,
ELMER DEAN
W liam Ga ,. t.,
PATR OK Coz ETNEf,
THOMAS DAN.''
join DEVANNEf,
Jo"ErH DELANEN,
ANDREW CO"E, /
MAITiN CAVENE'
PETER EAGAN,
T. w. MITCHELL,
EMANUEL MAU-T.
NIL TARNEY,
30 E?H BGiGNEE,
DAN ri AGGAEN,
JAMES MCC,EAGY,
PA.fiCN CAHiLL,
lETER MCGoUGH,
JAG; MITCHELL,
DAVID DAY..
JOHN JOY.
PATR-CI DEVLiN,
JOHN COPE,
ROBERT MCG.La,
JOSH IL BfGAEN,
PA CoUE NEY,
BARNEY MAUSr,
RtCHAED H&IaNER
HOW IT HA''ENED.
The m'ne' 1t seems, haS been some
what troubled with wai"r, and an
air shat mad been drI ed from the
slillace 70 Juncture oil the rl1ht
aId LETT shaIts where the water (,
seemed to ne most abundant AS
t e miners Dfahched OH from thls
p".'' 'neH h"c" ''' '''' ''o'' ''''''
o'''' "'l''So ''le'e '''''' '''. ''"' ~,
O'o"Ch Iu'' I"C '''"e' '"' ''''' ""
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-17
THE NINE HORROR.

DUNEAC. Pa, June l7.-All night
long scmng parties have been Try
ing TO .ch the mouth Of the mau-
hoe al :. rm-hilI mine bat all efforts
have proven uitle- When day
light broke they were no nearer
the unfortunate men entom1ed in
the burning miae. All hope Of res
cuipg tie imprisoned miners alive
is abandoned. 4 las ben deter
mined 10 cut Oh all fn-,h air aud
let the mine bum itself out thst the
tllIys o. the men may he recovered.
LATEST 'AITlDt AIS.
Eahy tl.- morning. Marlin Mar,
ev, a pin bo-, al the Anchor mine
made daring arlrmpr 90 rr-.ch th,
r.-li Ir.r ~ Fnru HI mine from
the MahHu,S enhance .us aud one
hllf m. .Ie- AWAY .ru~- the hills
Hr cr4Wlrd over drlt, aId falling
slate 10 within one hundred yards u
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-17
FRESH MILK.
Capi tai Dairy Co
A. g. Fairohild, D. J. Kelly ana w. G..
Burch are prepared 10 deliver fresh milk,
cooled ON icc, 90 any part OF the city.
Leave orders at Minto q Lows stable.
Japanese and Chinese curiosIties an
Final Settlement.

NOTICE i hereby flyel thot the under.
~ u sned adam. -n q tnoffHie OF
Jo 30 y, "a I no. e. deee VA "a HfV ~ nled his
40 ac'0 Wifh ITO t.0.HI u, cOunty
. so on c0un z a. p .ol has n1cd
Jrit Z, . 3D. 'OO'eiOc a.If.. ~ hftr any
o1lac .Ola way sid pccot lt should not
Dc H'oWcd uAd tue f0H % hilu iOr dis
charged. j. W. CHAW FORD,
EtlN Admin stratOr Of said esi
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-17

Oil and gasoline stoves ia great
variety aud cheap, al Steiner a Bios
-cr-.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-17

is ono Oh the loveliest aud most
slightly cities IN the valley. The
fields look a dark green, and the
foothills rise In rich grandeur Of fol-
iage Twenty miles away rises
Mary's Peak, it, snowy top over
hung with clouds, one ofthe finest OF
the coast range, II j. lovely camp
ing ground and could Craze thOus-
auds Of sheep aud cattle. Here the
se..-breeze strikes pretty squaTely
aud at Corvallis new people need
Overcnais Of evenings In publ,
buildings and beauty Of town site
Corvallis has few squalls among Or
egon's county se4ls.
MaFy's river spins its way up IL
TO the Coast rance. The trees al
lean 10 the esst from the effect q
the saline bree -, the ocean fog Civ
the entire fora Of the country side
sombre tint
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-12
LEGAL.
SALE OF BONDS.

CENTRAL IRRIGATION DISTRICT. COL
u usa, COUNTY, CAL
Notice is hereby given by the Board of
said board will, at its office in the town OF Max
we'll. in the County of Colusa. in the State of
California, on the 4th day of March in the year
1890, at o clock p: M of said day, sell to the
highest responsible bidder for cash in gold coin
of the United States. four hundred and fifty
bonds of the said district, to the amount of
two hundred and twenty-five Thousand dollars,
being part of an issue of bonds aggregating
the sum of seven hundred and fifty thousand
dollars; that sealed pfor osals for the purchase
of said bonds will be received by said board
till the day aud hour aforesaid. at which time
said board will open the proposals, and award
the purchase of said bonds to the highest
responsible bidder, but said board reserves the
right to reject ell bids, and will in no event
sell any of said bonds for less than 80 per cent
OF the face value thereof: said bonds are dated
the first day of July in the year 1888, and bear
interest at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum,
payable semiannnally; any interest accruing
between said date and the date of the sale and
delivery of said bonds, shall be credited before
delivery, on the first maturing coupons attached
to said bonds Said bonds will be delivered to
the successful bidder, and the money received
therefor at the District Treasurers Office in the
town OF Maxwell, or at the Coluss County Bank
In the town of Celusa, County and State afore
said, and each proposal must be accompanied
by certified check in favor of K. De Lappe
Secretary of the Board of Directors of Central
| Irrigation District, for an amount at least az
great as 5 per cent. OF the amount total 10 De
paid for the bonds bid for.
(Above bonds approved BY Supreme Court.)
The Supreme Court has decided that Centra!
Irrigation District was validiy ORGANIZED, ana
that its bonds were properly issued, and are In
the form required by law. See Central irriga
ton District VS.. R. De Lappe, 7g Ca,., S2I; pE
Secretary of said Board.
MAXWELL CAL, January %, 1890.
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