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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-20

The tragic ending of the old Sioux
chief, Sitting Bull. has revived a number
of anecdotes of the army life and ex-
periences of Gen. Custer, the victim OF
old Bulls vengefulness; among them
this one related by the generals widow:
can army officers to experiment on the
rattlesnake as an entree. His cook pre-
pared the dish under protest, and as the
general was eating the dainty he saw the
alarmed negro cautiously peering in
through crack in the tent. doubtless
expecting to see his master drop down
in a fit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-20

The increase in the internal revenue
on fermented liquors during the first five
months of the current fiscal year-since
July l, last-has been S1,500,0OO. This
does not imply that drunkenness is on
the increase, but is taken 10y some as
proof that it is decreasing, for the reason
shat the lighter liquors are not as intox-
icating as the distilled spirits, for which
latter the others are substitu ed. Accept
ing this theory as correct, the statement
quoted indicates a growth IN the temper
ance sentiment of the country, though
not of prohibition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-20
sUNFLowER SKINNER.

The Kansas City Globe is for sale and il
doesn't want the earth.
His opponents thought it was about time
for Parnell to slack" up.
Most printers are in favor Of Judge PEI
fer for senator-'.ff" is phat.
The third party people choose Gen. Rics
to issue call. They knew the generals
| lungs.
There seems to be some fear that the
Kansas immigration bureau has emf
| grated.
| Prof Snow will everlastingly fix himself
with the Alliance if he will now baccilize
the gold bug.
! A new Alliance store opened recently at
| Blackstone. There is something inconsis-
| tent in that
There are several "hens on in Kansas
just at present. This is lucky. Eggs are
IS cents dozen.
If Funston had not been reelected to
congress, he would now be running for
Senator ingalls, place.
A scholar in the Emporia High school
stated in a composition that doughnuts
were first made in Greece
Mr. j. S Codding, the latest aspirant for
Senator Ingalls, seat, is sheep man in
Potawatomie county. BAH
One boarding house in Topeka has a
sign out Kentucky Boarding" 1t is said
to catch the resubmission eye.
Bishop Perkins has IN ambition to be
senator, but he is wise enough not to give
it too much rope at this time.
Whoop Tomlinson probably fatters him
self that when he goes TO New York. there
will be something new under the Sun.
Counterfeit nickels are in circulation at
Conway Springs. Luckily, Conway is too
small a town to sport" slot-machines.
1t is pretty hard for man to get off the
cars at Topeka, these days, with a carpet
bag in his hand and escape the notice of
Cliff Baker.
The ministers of Fort Scott have agreed
that there is a person devil. and the min
listers of Fort Scott are all amicaby dis
posed towards each other
Mrs. Lease recently declared in a speech
that man without woman would degen-
crate and decrease" and you could have
heard 4 pin drop in the audience.
The S5,000-horse belonging to Ben Glover,
which was said to have been poisoned by
Ben's political opponents, turns out to
have been many plug. The poison episode
affected his masters gall.
Luther Challis thinks Senator Ingalls,
is perfectly adorable in comparison with
George L. Anthony. He says that George
Il. Anthony has all the Objectionable
qualities of ingalls, with none of his brilli-
ancy.
Cyrus Corning. the Alliance leader, says
that Garfield, PETER nor old man Rice are
no more fitted for the senate than Satan is
for the kingdom of Heaven. OF course,
COrning's own candidacy is immaculate.
Congressman Morrill, is one of the incor-
porators of new paper to be published at
Hiawatha. Two hundred and forty farm
ers have taken stock in the paper, which
is to be printed in the interest of the ALI
ance. George Holbein is to be the editor.
The stock was listed at s25 a share
Jerry Simpson has written a letter back
to one of his old friends at Medicine
Lodge since he has been east. He says:
There are lots of wonderful things here
saw machine called a photograph, that
will talk just like a human, and em GO
ing to a banquet tonight where they tell
me will have to reply to a toast"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-20

George Martin puts in vigorous kick
against the way the Kansas City, Mo-,
papers have of treating important inter-
ests of Kansas City. Kan. A fight is in
eyitable between the Missouri dog and
its longtime Kansas tail some day in the
near future, and when it comes the Mis-
souri, dog will be minus its Kaw-dle APP
pendage, which will have demonstrated
It's ability 10 do its own wagging. if, in
fact, it don't prove 10 be the end that
will insist on doing the barking at the
kaM,s mouth
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-20

Discoveries which are being continu-
ally made, that Nihilism permeates even
nigh official circles in Russia, are calcu-
lated to add to the anxieties of the roval
Family. 1t appears that the niece of the
privy councillor who has been one of the
cars most trusted advisers, is Nihilist.
and has been instrumental in distribut-
ing revolutionary documents in the
apartments of the palace We may
hope that sometime Russian ruler will
have the wisdom to see that no extreme
autocratic methods can avail 10 STAY a
progress that so generally enlists the en-
thusiastic devotion of all classes in the
realm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-20

The city of Paris is the European cen
ter of the sensational just now, the Incl
dent being the trial Of Michael Eyraud
and Gabrielle Bompard, which began
this week. The Goufre murder in all its
grotesque and horrible detail $, the pur-
suit of the murderers over two contin-
ents, and the hynotic experiments that
were made with the Bompard woman,
have combined to make this one OF the
most celebrated events of its kind of
thiS generation.
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NO MORE BooDLING at ELECTIONS.

In another column will be found the
draft of bill prepared by Representative
Geo. L. Douglas and intended to be in
troduced at the coming session of the
Legislature. 1t is entitled "An act TO
prohibit the corrupt use of money and
corrupt practices at elections" and the
title well indicates the contents of the
bill, which is published at this time for
the benefit of such criticism as it may
call forth. The bill is intended to up
root, SO far as legislation can do it, a
great and growing evil in this state; and
in connection with the Australian bal
lot system, it ought, if enacted into law.
effect a notable reform in election meth
ODDS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-20

White caps are at work again out in
Connecticut This time they maltreated
peripatetic vender of patent medicines
that were as valueless as they were vile.
This method of inficting punishment
upon offending individuals by private
citizens taking the law into their own
hands is not to be commended. but if it
could ever be justified it would be in the
case of these peddlers who go about
swindling rural communities.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-20

The arbitrary methods and actions Of
the Metropolitan police commissioners at
Leavenworth. have been exceedingly ex-
asperating. and all but UNDESIRABLE 20 a
high spirited and self respecting commu-
nifty, no doubt; but the use Of dynamite
to put an end TO such reign by destroying
the most objectionable official, as was
attempted night or two ago. is not the
proper way 10 get rid OF it, Two wrongs
never made anything right.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-20

Mr. Gladstone is arranging for a grand
family gathering at Hawarden for the
Christmas holidays and, incidentally,
the guests will celebrate his birthday.
The &. o. m. will be 81 years old on the
29th instant His friend, Mr.. Parnell,
will probably not see his way clear to
attend.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-20

From the result of the congressional
slection down in Mississippi last month,
when there were but little more than
sixty thousand votes cast in seven dis
tTicts of the tate, it would seem that
congress would do better to invent some
scheme to induce the voters to turn out
at popular elections, than TO adopt a
plan that might serve to prevent even
portion Of those who do vote, don't you
tbinE2
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-20

An exchange asks if the incident of
some one throwing lime in Parnells eyes
the other night was an attempt to white
wash the great leader: No difference
how it may be viewed by others, Parnell
don't see it that way.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-20

State treasurer Slower took possession
Of his office on Tuesday. His assistant
for the present will be w. III. Nelson,
editor eff the Smith Center Pioneer Bull
letin. When r. r. Moore returns from
California he will be the assistant.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-20

Exports of specie from the port OF
New York for the past week were S327,-
47O; since January 1 gold exports are
SIG, 1853, 752, and silver SIG, 663, COCA total
of $50, Ole, 952, against $67, 1919 last
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-20

The old veteran Peterson" begins its
50th year with all the freshness of youth.
1t is one of the best family magazines in
She world. The January number shows
marked evidence of improvement, its
contents being of a superior order of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-20

There is much ado by the goldbug pa
pers over the fact that steamer came
into New Bork on Thursday with two
millions in gold, from London; about
three cents per head all round.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-20

Norman Transcript: The members OF
the Oklahoma Legislature after making q
record Of which they should forever Be
ashamed. sfiIl have the nerve 70 ask the
people 20 endure another hundred days o.
their lezislztfoa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-20

London advices state that the drain of
gold to tho United States has ceased.
Altogether e940,OOO have been with
drawn for shipment to this country.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-20

The twenty-eighth annual meeting of
the Kansas State Teachers association
will be held at Topeka, December 20, 30
and 81
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s9le
NJ. NJ. MURDOCH. Editor.
NJ. NJ. MURDOCK. FdItor.

A quarterly dividend of per cent was
declared by the directors of the Missouri
Pacific, Wednesday.
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Philadelphia Store
POST OFFICE CORNER.
HOLIDAY GOODS NOW OPEN

We are showing very handsome line of fancy goods suitable
for Xmas presents.
We have endless variety of toilet ebony celulods
and oxdyzd silver work boxes toilet cologne perfume
cases, shaving SETS hat racks broom holders ETC.
Handsome line of both hand and stand mirrors
novelties, both in shapes and designs.
Beautiful assortment of Bohemian Chnaware Bsaue fgures
ETC. We have also placed in store elegant line of
- SLvER-PLATED WARE -
For the Holidays only consisting of knives forks spoons
castors, butter dishes pickle dishes trays They
will all be guaranteed QUADRUPLE PLATE and will be at
less than one half the price that is usually charged
handsome Six Umbrella makes acceptable Christmas
present
The best line of Handkerhiefs in the city from $500
This is the last that fourth regular
prices IN Dress Goods Wrap and Millinery Departments
Early morning purchasing advised can
make their purchases with satisfaction themselves than
the afternoon, when always crowded
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true statement of the expenses incurred
by me, or By any one in my behalf, to
the best of my knowledge and belief, to
secure my election to the office of -
- in the year -; and further sol
EMMY swear that have not expended
or loaned, in the campaign for said office.
directly or indirectly, nor have author
lied any other person, for or on my be-
half, to expend or loan, directly or indi-
rectly, nor have | promised or obligated
myself, directly or indirectly. TO paw any
money or give any other thing of value,
for any of the objects or purposes for
hidden tg the act of the legislature en-
titled, AN Act 10 Prohibit the Corrupt
Use Of Money and Corrupt Practices at
Elections"
Sec. s. Every state. district. county,
city, ward or township committee or any
club, organization or association designed
to promote or engaged in promoting the
success or defeat of any party or the
election or defeat Of any candidate or
candidates to political Office shall have q
treasurer and shall cause 10 be kept a
detailed account of all moneys received
by 1t and of the manner IN which the
same shall be expended; and within
thirty DAYS after any election at VIII ich
state or municipal or county or distric.
officers or members Of congress are
chosen the treasurer of any such com
mlttee, club or other organization which
shall have expended money in the cam
palgn preceding such election. or IL anv
way in connection with the same. shall
file with the county clerk of the county
in which such committee. club or other
organization has its headquarters state
ment of all It's receipts snd expenditures.
showing in detail from whom said
moneys were received. TO whom said
moneys were paid. for what specific
PURPOSES each payment was made and
the exact nature Of the service rendered
IN consideration thereof. Ally person
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fEXICO'S CONGRESS.
- Houses Were 0pcned Last
Evening.
~-~~------
,nEssAce FROM PRESIDENT DsAz.
vnrBsss Mssssrs 81 Istsrsss nsswsss sMs
ne RepubIies-Mertes's Hsna.ss
Better Thaa Ever.
ressAcE FROM PRESIDENT psAz.

err o. MExsco. April e-Both housrs
= oungrsss opened last evening
] President Dfaz's message vas recsived.
- ssys that good effects win follow the
1rlfnsrations Of the Pan-American con-
6uruce for the new world, and The mari
80 congress ct Washington win bsneit
81 nefions 1t large.
q - message refers to IN apology 70 the
'01flrd States for sighting tbs remarks Of
1;nnorl Miner when he presented crsien-
k&6lN 20 Costa Rica. The United states
mised 10 take into consideration the
mc1ost Of Mexico against bringing the
nc1he pfisoneYs near the Mexican frontier.
~ eovsrnment at Washington. the mes
- oeys, refused to consider the pfopo-
s1f1e d the Los Angeles chamber Of COM
suo for the acquisition Of Lower Cali
President Diaz draws attention 70 the
~flfco Of the United States courts In the
n61pY Of the fraudulent Abra Wei claims.
~ elates that the last instAllment Of the
! go 70 the United States Vas paid in
1nuary last. IL IL expected. however,
sifat poEt Of this money win be refunded.
E1ufne 10 the bogus nature OF some Of the
1sfns against Mexico.
h ploG says he viii encourage railroad
H1ing. The progress OF work done in
- difsction and the development Of
epuinl and telegraph facilities are sum-
nnipsd.
& N financial condition Of the republic Ii
1oisod 10 BE- Gourishing. and Mexico's
uo6it sbroad Is stronger than ever before.
n message recommends retrenchmsnt
= ~ expenses Of the government.
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS - THE CON-
IN missionen for she construction Of An
ssyIum for insane for kas:ern Washington 81
Medical Lake, wash, viii receive sealed Fro
posals at the ONCE of the secretary OF said board
81 MedicaI Lake up to II o'clock noon. on the
they win he opened in the presence OF bidders.
for the furnishing labor and materials for the
completing Of the two wards and center build
ing now enclosed, and for the construction of
the west wing OF said asylum, consisting of
kitchen, dining room, laundry. boiler rooms.
plans and specifications drawn by l. q Proctor.
and amended by L. NJ Boardman. and now In
the once OF /. ~. BoArdman, Windsor block. ia
spokane Falls, Wash, where they can be seen
by contractorA Contractors viii apply % stan
ley HaiIett, secretary OF the hoard st Medical
be on printed forms A. furnished by said ssere-
tary OF the board and must be accam panied By
. certified cheeA for en- amount equal tn 10 Per
ce@t Of the gross amount OF the bid gaarsii-
tee thar the parties win enter into Q written
eort act ard exesafe bond in sam equal to
rem dsys after the contract has been awarded
Contractors for furnishing the heating and ven
uis&fng viii be required TO furnish fall And
mp1ese specifications. setting forth fully what
labor and what materials. and What character
and Kind OF apparatus. and guaranteeing .
temperature inside of building OF seventy de-
grecs above zero when the temperature outside
is twenty degrees below Eera In al cases
where contracts are hot awarded the certified
checks will be returned 10 the parties entitled
70 them, and where rontrac-a Are awarded the
certified checks viii be returned On due sxacr-
ton OF contract aud bond As provided for,
guaranteeing fuifIisrnent OF the contract
ny orisr OF the hoAgd.
Stanley HAIIETT SECRETARY.
Medical Lake. NArna 10. 80 /
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Washington Immigrsssoa and Homestead
Association

warrington AmmfE r Sftoa ana Homestead
Association.
We have for ssie 1860 asrcs in siiasrpas rarts
OF tie xtats ir 5, 10. &C. ~ 20 as Ige acre farms
FOOD farming lands. vi arres III Fnufae1aw 20
mica Northern Fseade railway. One hun
srcd aud sixty acres government Land on Hoods
canal 80 acres government land In Eitaap
county; 10 On Northern Pacific railroad iands
near Kisxysiie. Adams county. 40 per sere. oa
ten.Tesr contract years paid up years pay-
r1enfs 70 rua, commencing November u. 100
Five thousand acres railroad land for saIe. assd
10 years. = % $40 r~r acre. Five and i0acrs
tract neay Port Townsend. sion per acre Lands
cn east aid. Of Lake WAshsngsnn 81 go 20 sao8
per acre, opposite Yesseg avenue aud Madison
street Cable tssswsJ terminus. Five srrss aeas
Green lake. ffa par acre one bali cash hslanxa
six rssnihs- Acrs property and t0~n lots. Wet
S<sftie- Choices s0ss ia FasasaBt Valley aaa
Northern Pacific railroad lands IN king county,
~ 10 xs1 per acre. 10 acres IN &C q. 50 ~ a. q
Q, near Norstxrn Psciac railroad.
sKyssAsos eoesxF.
Three hundred acres. cd SC 1. ~ 2 r.r2ws
seres 10 arras in SEE u. 70 y y, r5w god eisy
upland, heavily firsered, go YeT acre
xrYssr c0csTs.
Two nurdred scrss En secs Is and IL 20 g mr.
lw. mostly hsssoza iasd slz.a psf acre; 40
acres eaSi OF aaa Dear . Lake Hasalnsssns so
rsf acre. koxwsu bEssdsng.
oKTC0s
Two hundred and thsrty-shrce acres al Eaeers
Ctr. oreRos. niesiy improved xtsoininx e1ss.
- &EE& FfNFf2. G1&t pF ALSO - fsFp
lots asa win sell Eos IN average OF st6o per acre
thss il great bargain
City inss "a eratfs4, n1ar Madssoa street rAhsa
y-ss each; ~ lots 10 H&<,isen bel fzts t5o0 each
Twersy iots IL TAc9saA. nsar electric rosd
5sere rsess neas Tscoass. $40 70 ESQ per acre
Parties Ia ftse Eastern states or Europe will be
AZ syassed with information at08t sae resources
Ct oar sssEs nsAre. ctc. etc. free 81 charge en-
rsEt tae r-cst&Ts. amounting ordinarily 70 ar
eents. By addressing ksss o61ce. asd parties in
tkT EssserE states. desiring to visit wsaaiagson.
are recom gssssxssa % apply a. ans ofsess Of tho
Northern FA11ee Railway for transportation,
frsfsAss. ezc.. srG sxk for topics Of ear p&rnph-
lets. rsys os Washington. etc
Washington Immigration ard fsmsssssd
Association
EacFsx = ans q. EoxwsN taiatsnx. corner 81
CSk4msDss and Ssant ssresk "A. nsxzxfA. wash.
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Saloon and Store Fixtures.
$3.50 WILL BUY BAR,

eGszns<s. BACK bar ss4 ratrfrrA Fixtures r~M4y
sc make szsosr and drug sxofe asz1ars 8 sps-
esalty. kzsexssose cali Esd see "a ear sass
yen EaoxS1. q Ifssexse Co. saecessprs -
Gensnxer k1a. x.xxS eecon4 1ssse<
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PATRIOTIC Ex-cONrKDERArEs.
l6oashssn Soldiers VIII Form = Camp "a
New York.

Nsw YoHK. April 1.-The x-Confederats
s1t1iRs Of this city propose to inaugurate
eeump Of remembers OF the ConfederaAc
nny and navy. Recently . meeting wss
~ and committee appointed with this
~ ID view A circular letter has, q .
1nnIt bssn sent out for the purpose.
Among other things the letter declares
Ut the republic has no more conservative
y patriotic citizens than those who fought
= ~ other side In the late war. II IL
psppossd also 70 assist the widows and
lsphans Of deceased comrades.
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GEORGE F. MEACHAM
Gil Third Street.

Advertisements under the heads az Loaf. Pound
f0s ssae. sor Rent and situations Wanted viii
inserted Al the rate OF : cents word fos tas
soshsericn ioens word tersa sahsse aeas
A<fsoSL Payment Always IN adssnea
Aaverrser-ssts viii Ne received at branch
e1ees OF iEK foxrsISrxlLsexxess az
.s0vss e = Fowler. sxen1
W Major Geo W. Barter, Axeal
fess Townsend - T. O. Karse agent
so1lSk-IAe business offce 81 tne rosr>fx.
AsAiexssax vii hereafter D. crea anfsl Il p n.
eAssioec a2versas< meA- VIII &c rses4ves ap ~
nssa oas.
he following Letters await advertisers NJ ssss
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T,HHAgD EEylsss. JE. CIVIL ESGfSEvg
II sad sExssyov-gzanx zasse t0g hyarans1e asd
kxniaxgy ~erkA fOaE4ssaons sad gaaessI eSa-
ssxugska. Railroad prgsoesx and sexsss&s surYey-
lar The sase<s eorrees tuwasafp pats of tbs
srtsra @s&ss Of NaxAfagzc11 T0s6xrasAiea1.
ins Esss srsats Of Al the stassssrs 70 sesfsIA
Fs1fo tzss rrxctss general ssndNcApe skeseAe
sng: prurnptsexs and accuracy xuN7srtss1.
ussee- rootn - bo@son as0ex. s~2ssas, Ass-
sngtu-. Bsxsca eEss<ss ~ Anseofxess Ia roaasf
Ar5 n Aese0x1
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Nh = 4 CasweIi. miIlineT OF San Franciaco.
M - 1t the Tacoma hotel, Tacoms. Aprtl 4.
M full line Of choice millinery eoosia
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MORN.
b11ADLEY-To the wife OF Thomas stradley,
& % March -. 1890 daughter.
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DAMROAD CONTRACTORS - CONTRACTS
III Will be let by the Fairhaven d Southern
Railroad Company for clearing grading and
trcstling twenty six miles of railroad between
Fairhaven and Blaine, including the driving
oil ESQ plea Probes, specifications. etc. may
be seen af the companys Office. Fairhaveu
Wash. E.N WILSON. General Manager
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO cOSTRACToRs-uNTTL NAY
An 1 viii receive bids for the erection OF .
brick building 2sxs6 feet two stories him. COZ.
tractor TO furnish all material. Plans and spe-
PAUL. POISON,
Ia Conner. Wash
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AHsTRAtroRx

Do0Tu a. HAST0Rn ABSTRACT co. GNC,
ID Rooms sa5 ami So. Seattle block.
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PROPOSALS FOR BISs-sEALED PRO
i posals will be received bv the undersigned
up to o'clock p. M OF Saturday, the 5,h day of
April. 1890. for the furnishing OF material and
construction ready for the rails OF standard
gauge railroad between seattle and West Seattle.
Plans and specifications can be seen ~ the Office
OF the West Seattle ferry, foot Of MsdinOn street
VIII be required 10 give bonds for the compile
ton Of the work BY July Is, 1850. The right 70
reject any and all bids In hereby reserved.
Seattle Terminal Railway Company.
THOMAS EWING. President
Seafxlo AnrfI ISfsn