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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
THE OBSERVER


AnsEle. shoGlt COX tsr proseeEoa
n the nghs direcEOa-
There = entirely 60 much freedom
n he Caited states. too Dsny hesr-
lea There are Thousands of Aliens
We never t4ks out n1tuE2liz4tlSn
papers, Eno assume no responsibilities
a. c.t.zsnss yea they nnd here safe And
paying investments for their surplus
s4pit4l. and Ihey sya1 themselves
freely q the protection and sdysn-
Lages of our Institutions. 1lzny come
here aGd earn noaey then return home
sith it. There should be a protective
taTln tAx lmposed upon al those lmInl-
gTaats snO fall ~ apply tOF n2taE&lza-
ton papers three months after thelr
landing on free soil.
TIE I0sert elements OF al the nations
have unlimited FOomlng freedom here,
ant $ made q voter as soon as
may be convenient for designing
POI sicl4ns Of either party, though ne
"a not speak, read or Nute a word or
EAghsn, not even intelligent enough 10
ssgn ms name ID as own native Ian
guage. Many or These ignorant, help
e creatures, yes even worse than that,
dangerous, blOOd-sLained criminals. are
assisted 70 come here by their native
authorities, and assisted after they get
here b. liberal minded, hard working
tax paying citizens.
British capitalists may come here,
take up our Government lands by the
thousands Of acres, At mere nominal
prices, then return 70 their homes, or
remain here, as best pleases them, and
assume no responsibility whatever IA
the maintenance OF this Government.
How long. o. how long, before We
Will wake up TO the sad. yet true, con-
dition OF things, which are 90 surely
working their way into the future OF the
home OF the free? Will We wait until
We are obliged 10 say. TOO late. Too
late, IL N ght have been otherwise"
Never, until We cease 10 send scheming,
unreliable, unprmcipled politicians TO
our Nations capital, will We be entirely
sale. May We wisely guard against un-
scrupulous, designing, demagoglc lead
/ ership, not men from opposing nations
/ alone, but men of our own free, liberty
loving America, jugglers, studiously
and cunnlngly engaged IN planning
/ against the best interests of our country
/ Give Us a tariff on raw material.
Sharpness is not manlines.. Do not
/ consider Il a virtue 10 be sharp, Ol
shrewd, able TO out-wlt your duller, yet
frank, kind and confidlng friend, OF
partner. Remember there IS one who
solves all problems, complex though
they may be. One who straightens al
tangled transactions, one whose eye
reaches deep into the innermost hearts
OF men, one who knows all, and viii
some day reveal all. Then, IL not now
/ there will be thousands OF unlawful
transactions made known, and thou
sands who have injured their neighbour
or partners IN business. either by wore
or deed, will be made 10 testify as x
their unlawful conduct. Then, If no
now. will De known who was response
bic for the pain and sorrow, so otter
unnecessarily and unjustly inflicted.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
'Tisn't summer Yet

l vm only one Of the many who ride
daily on the street cars in the city and
would Ike TO kick a good strong kick
feel it. Why is 1t we have to ride il
cold cars when coal is cheap. Las
night 4 little after O'Clock, on the
Wealthy-ave., line, not a spark of fire
and the passengers shlvered with the
cold. Cherry-st. line IS about the same
Is 1t the fault Of the drivers IN not
keeping fire or do the officials of The
road order them 10 let the fire go ou
so they can save a few cents worth o.
coal. STREET CAR KICKER.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
MOVE AHEAD.

WnIe our tc4AON citlLcns NJ =. ArOSDy
lnd Charles K. Sigh are at the front,
endeavoring 70 secure an Appropriation
for tho survey Of Grand river, TO the
end that a practicable water communi-
cation may finally be established with
Lake Michigan, the home guard should
not stand here idle oil the day long.
The leading citizens of Grand Rapids,
the Board OF Trade and the Common
Council should keep IN constant COM
munication with the van guard, IN the
way Of letters, petitions and statements
Of facts and figures relative to the bust
ness, manufacturing and commercial
interests of our city and the pressing
necessity for the contemplated water
way. This should be done, not because
those two energetic citizens need spur
ring up 10 the performance OF their
patriotic duty-that would be an insinu-
alton notably unjust-but that they may
be bounhfully supplied with munitions
Of warfare, and that the authorities at
Washington may see that the denizens
Of the Valley City are fully awake to
the importance of the movement and
are determined that It shall go ahead.
Grand Rapids has shown her faith in
the enterprise by providing for pre-
hmiEary survey. She had not the assur-
ance 10 ask the general Government TO
spend portion Of its surplus on a
mere chimsrical scheme, Just for the
ake OF specializing out Of temporary
'sboom," occasioned by the initiation Of
so great an enterprise. She had the
faith of 81. Paul, and added 20 il the
works OF 81. James. backing them up
with a goodly supply Of worldly infu-
srce IN the shape Of cold cash Now
keep up the enthusiasm. Make 1t a
test Of city allegiance. Frown down
any attempts 10 make Il a party ques-
ton, and rslegate croakers to tie rear.
There are some Snsgs, that always
he concealed Just beneath the surface
Of the current of public enterprise.
They are the occasion Of many a ship
wreck. The first one Is the principle
that "evsrybody's business IS nobody's
business" and many a worthy enter
prise g wrecked upon it. Even when
that snsg Is safely passed, the danger
Is rot over. If a few energetic citizens,
Who see the necessity OF earnest work.
bessir themselves in behalf Of public
interests, the danger from a second
snag becomes imminent. A petty
jealousy springs up and the drones be
ein 20 muttsr. Those fellows want to
-un the thing" This snag has
wrecked more enterprises than
the FIRST one hss. Then there
IS always lot q MINOR snsss that
stick their heads up jus, fsr enough 70
yet thumped for their Ofici0usness.
These are the conservative old crosksrs
Who have no falth in anything that
tidn't happen IN their younger days,
inst before they dropped into their
mental Rip Van Wlnkle snooze- They
eldom succeed IN aocompl more
han a mere hludrsnce Of public enter.
prise, ard sometimes get thunped into
active wskefulness. The TELEsaAN
HxsAIp wants 10 see al these snsgs
removed for good. from the course a
svsry project which has for Its oeiec'
TIE bensfs of the city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
Advice TO Drivers.

It's CRYING shame the way the street
car drivers act. II q passenger rings
them Up they don't pretend to give
them time TO get off, but start of while
the passenger is still on the platform,
or Just as they are leaving il. This has
caused many an ugly fall, and at least
a disagreeable fright and shock to
ladies in all states OF health, and this
actually seems 10 amuse some of the
drivers. Why can not an order be
issued to drivers 10 give plenty of time
10 passengers to get OF and on and be
seated. Some day a serious accident
will occur and a sut for damages be
the result. have suffered myself and
speak from EXPERIENCE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

In Wednesdays issue Of this week,
we published q communication from
Mr.. ;. Frost, who is now IN Stanton, but
who has property interests here. His
letter to the paper was in reply to the
Rev. Fluhrer's discourse on the water
question, and Mr.. Frost offered to pay
the expense of an analysis of samples
of the city water and of the water fur
nished by the Hydraulic Company, on
condition that the analysis should be
published three or four days before
election. A private letter was sent to
Mr.. Frost, IN which the TELEGRAM HER
AID offered 10 stand one-half Of the ex-
pense of said analysis. A letter has
been received from Mr.. Frost, in which
he names John 5. Farr as his repre-
sentative, TO witness the drawing Of the
samples Of water from different faucets
in the city, and we await Mr. Farr's
pleasure in the matter. As soon as the
matter can be acted upon, we promise
our readers careful analysis from a
reliable source, of the water furnished
by the private company and by the
city. In the meantime, we await the
pleasure of the gentlemen IN the mat
ter
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
TED MFMRYR.


| want 10 kick 10 man, woman, child
and policeman, who persistently crowd
10 the wrong SIDE of the sidewalk. \
large crowd can be accommodated on
our broad walks If everybody will turn
the right. A small crowd gets badly
muddled, ard nudged and jolted and
jammed and punched, by few taking
the left side and running against the
current. Don't stroke the cats back
the wrong way.
TURN TO THE RIGHT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
A FtsarIshinx College In a Fiourishins
CITY.

Commencing a. once, toe West
Michigan Business College and Norm a.
School viii make the following offer
uu 70 and including April 10th. To any
one desiring 70 take commercial or
shorthand and Typevritng course. or
both courses. Ne vii Allow one week
tn'non free for day course. and two
weeks tuition free for evening session,
sfter which. f you Wlsa 70 continue,
the rate for evening course Tll4 - $50
per week and regular rssss for the day
course. which have been reduced- 1all
~ serd for part,c culsTS Ielepnone No.
I.FT3 Mcmillan BlOcx-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

Robert G.. SchencS Vas brave
oldssr, a Distinguished diplomat and
Al able Congressman. Bat the one
h;nx hat VII - remembered of hlnn-
lorg aftsr thcse thiuzs are FORGOTTEN, :
ne fact that he = sbe Author q cote
Il roksr rules. why because tne
sitter interests greater numser oi
1ecr1s tkan tha former
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

There wiu % a Republican City Convention
held &C the Circuit Court Rooms. "Wednesday.
evening. A pril $50. st 10 .. N. for the par-
pose o. nominat ~ candidates for city 0f1cers
And for Jhs Transaction OF such other busi aess
as may properly come before IL.
By order OF the Republican city Committee
JAS. 4. COYE. ChsirnAn.
VA. ALDRICH TATEUA. 5-cy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

Tks president If Harvard tciie<-
ays thst fsv@rv huusan rreas'iTs nss
fs~1 nxds ~ h1n as bse ss ~ood-
.huek Tocts sftorneT s1oFrld pT0-
eBre thas dsvil-arrerf - a Wstness =
hss clients hsha.f.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
piles, PiIes,, Piies.r

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, Is
a positive specific for all forms of the
disease. Blind. Bleeding, Itching, Ul-
cesated, and Protruding Piles-Price
SOC. For sale by White 81 White drug
gists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

WILL the ladies please to take notice,
that it IS the Southern Democratic
members of Congress, who opposed the
admission of Wyoming to the Union,
on account of Its female suffrage laws.
Mr.. Barnes. of Georgia, opposed II,
because there was incorporated IN the
Constitution features based upon the
subject of female suffrage which were
antagonistic 20 Republican institutions. +"
Mr.. oates, Of Alabama, objected TO It,,
because it proposed to give women the
right 70 vote and made attendance at
schools compulsory" Mr.. Washing
ton, OF tennessee, attacked the woman
suffrage provisions and argued that
the people of Wyoming bad violated
The provisions Of tho act OF organiza-
ton limiting suffrage to white male suf-
frsge Women might be sent from
Wyoming 10 the Senate"
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
Let There Be Light.

What is the matter with the city lights
in the southeast part of the city2 No
lights burning last night on Wealthy
ave. and going upon the car no on
could tell where they we're. Let your
light shine on dark nights.
KICKER FOR LIGHT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
co.oprRATTvN EnFDoYNgST 90
TREAsuEERs soTTcE


Cr-r 1rEtsuExf oTUcs
rFtrr = frn~ Ntcr arr f-
reNoe = hererT zvsr ttsf tns ssseesr1ert
rrt So tar - liaE EEa ff-rle - a-s.
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rrfrf fhfrerr f-r frs rerf0f - rTf-f rFff
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Erra CitF Irsesgrsrs
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

Ms marry desires the patronage ~
tss,os OF Crsud Rapids a. her faSnlon.
ahle dress making pariorss at 20
a44rss-t Ta-r-rs~s -sf
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

n. L Bar. Aiasru1sn. sth Nsrt
Scranton. Pa, staeed N5T ?, - -
hs8 a~ed ~ Thaznss' Esctrc OF 20
zrrssns. sur.s rns<. nTTlisss sa3 Thesna
sfsaa- Cures sTeTY ans.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

Thawks - tse TrnseHaw HEssrn frr
a ckzacs, svsa for hores 20 klcs see
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

I~0R StTT-TNs bsrFs~ffk SrnT fe-roef =
4 ,oe7rfsx ~ r Frns = q - vllaRf ~
fsfen sre srs are ~ lsnt. Ter pzrI ouisTs
So 81 n Hssfh reas~ ir res ssfsfe. es.s~ts,
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

z rad frora ths choscsst ~hsss. care.
f71iv srierfrd
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
KrTU Totr

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fs~-s So EErs-f Irfs 81 49, - Grtf -
81 fr ff~~~~ff ioesf~f~s e. hrftrr f'-ic<e
serrzs srt ~ uaa1e te su't' trFreet -
rsH e. raar e <tv F9usercss btr-ka ~ Zen. y
pa
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

What = more attractive than pretty
face with fresh. bright complexlOn2
For it Use Pozsonl's Powder.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

TgoKRT sss fo1xux u ~ sicsixss Hsg-.
A So p~r vsex ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

E'OR SALE. cheap on Jenes addition @ the
city 81 Crane Rapids three-faurfhs ~ a
mile nom the r.. 0. HAN crossing. iour
Two sCfe lots good Tor plsttiRgi louI nss
acre lots good Tor peaches. ana also che acre
and one fourth acre lots. Per further iniof
JoueS- =.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
OFFICIAL PAPER OR THE CITY.


- -. EaIpAl- Aas,n =
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

T-nR SsIT- Ho-s. ts~ress. buErv sEt cgf
fsr a. iu good repair sBisnfie 80
borse In1a.rs ats HoTlan1-st.. nesl Barre
fsctorT. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
T0s RTST- BUSINESS PIGCEs.

IOR RFvT-Stores IN the wrnhsu block
ccrueF a Monrcs and North DiFlsfofi-sit =
Inellre 81 room 3 Nsrha- boz
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

HELP WANTED MALE.

WANTED Ep--FIRSI-CLAss BARBER ~ 20
w south Diusion-SI. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
sElI ESTATE CRY

1IQ Q0n Is THE KIABEk 81 pee beans
IlSsooV Ia bushels saa. ~ the ~ss.
vii IAke l.So0 90 pee beams ~ par p&fnisi {
on house and lot ] have io4 SAle iog sl-At
slS0Q OF siso0 J. : Proyin.
EAQh kALk-Nhy Pay sny more money II
Tcnt when ] can eel you . betCtitNl
hone oD Paris OF OOtlesesNos-. Ou mGAthis
psyAe0tsG Scarcely hlfboI than youT rrAt
new costs you- Property close 60 tbe neN
cable line and saTe 70 rise - per ocnJ IA HE
neAt three Srsrs y 81 ous 81 tie score OF more
neu 20 waom ] have sold homes iu the past
year, would sell out tor shat they gave me-
Charles ". 1aiIs lufgs A BuCLA16u's las OF
Zee Iecysrd block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
Toa - gfscEI.LlEEaUs

LOB eAIF-Af ha~gsin. hskerT business.
tools STOCK every fhfnc vfirh heiorrs -
= EFst-e 80 bakers. coed locsr q. hrsi-e.a ass
frafn f4eaS reas-u fgr ss NJ. 70 "a frr
rerr-ef e ~ Wsgsnasr Muss eVer. Mieh. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
FURNITURE AND PIANOS sToRED.

DADCLlFF HOLT, general wsrebousemsu,
Ia at III South Diyision-tt.. store pianos suo
household goods NJ low rates expert pack
ers careful movers with iarFe vans" sent
promptly by telephoniug No. 10. ssn l-sl
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

EOR PFNT-A houss ~ rooms. one Of 4
II rooms. one % =. aud one q and rooms.
At IN good location vitaln : MINUTES wax
of Sweets HofAl reat from 8 - sle. Inquire
of T. *. Barnard. 3 Alsnst-, corner ~
Vernon. I7ti
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

@ nlD EOUsh with eight reons aud lot
~ OVV % Nj Neruou-st.s olsitTp aud
We water lots southeast Of city se acres ~
hard timber la Chrboygsn County. and $50
acres ~ improved, - mIcs southeast 81 ia
Win exchange for houses aud lots OF sell any
Of the above 90 easy terms. Dr. a. a hoe.
once. Wlcalcomb building. ln
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

WANTED-SAlesnon 10 sell roguisriy. or as
" SIDE line, grocery sPeclAlues stAp4e
only few ounces Address =. -. care Lord A
Thomas. Chicago. IL. tod
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
FOR REFT-HouErs.

LNOR RENT-The new dwelling house 30
Parfsave. tVo block south of wealth.
ave. al modern Improvements furnace. city.
wel and cistern water also Gas. Apply 70
James ". Long, soldiers home. 1Tsnd Rapids.
Mich. Sei
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

FOR sALB-A hne house and large lot also
several NScaut lots 81 reasonable Hflccs.
". :. Aartindale. IS Middieomb building @
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

E0R SALE-Buy home before the spring
rise IN prices; ID room house Oh Paris or
College .aNes. all modern improVeme Btsi yard
graded aud s0dded and concrete ~slks al Tor
$50. or St5 per month. room house on Aao-
is0n-Sve, hear PIN, $3.50, OF SIS per month.
once Ledyard block lltf
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
A CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

WANTED Grocery clerk pable OF m&nAg-
W Ing grocery store; state age. experience.
references and salary wanted. Address /. A.
Tower l0nis. Mich. N
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

{yANTED-Agents FOR tue History OF the E1-
w plorstlOns OF. Daring Deeds snd srsRd
Achievements Of stanley, agents outfit tlJl,
circular free. Address Q. A. Browning Co,
Toledo, Ohio. sslG
AGENTS should write for illustrated circular,
y and terms for two weeks triA OF Missouri
Washer. washes dirtiest clothes clean BY bot
steam without rubbing; easily sold protta
Bile. J. Worth 81. LOUIS. No. june u
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

E0R RENT 80 Furnished aud unfurnished
\ rooms. steam heated. at Park Place. Mrs
A. i. Smith S6tfi
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17
ExeITIae VOL u.s..
How the Layps Pasxaa and Kill /
5seInaeer's Destroyer.

How the Layps Parxrss and Kill the
Iseinaser's Destroyer.
The Swedish Lapps liys 9Th, ~ and
UPON the reindeer a Lapp wh0 owns 3
thousand deer Is ; very RIGS man bar a.
taxes ase assessed upon the nsmser %
deer, be i incsined to underestimate bis
herd. The most dangerous enemy 10 fh.
eern i the wolf, which. II disposed. can
kIll thirty deer To a night. A band Of
wolves con make rich Lapp poor.
When the snow IS deep and soft. and il
il announced that the wolf tracks have
been seen in the neighhorhood of the deer.
the sriftest runners on snowshoes prepare
for Az exciting chase. The soil may have
start Of nile or two bns the track i
leaves IN the deep, soft snos h 50 pFomi-
nent that the hunters can follow il al their
best speed The vol. though be sEay run
fast. has but slight chance for escaping the
short men who, ON Snowshoes. rush
through the wood. dart down steep hills,
aud jump from ledges several yards in
height
Each hunter does his best 90 outran the
Others. for the volt belongs to tne I.app
who strikes the FIRST biow As soon n the
ienfting hunter Is close enough TO the vol
be gives il heavy blow acFoss the leiIss
with his strong. spiked sncwshoe staff II
there are other wolves TO he pursued, he
kills il outright; If not. be disahies II, and
waits tiiI the hunters have arrived before
giving 10 the death stFoke
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17

NJ. Leon Usanine. Mexican, Il is stated
has perfected \ marvellous invention So
electricity aad photography. rs speaking
Ia phusaphone sransnatler. which con.
sists 81 = higaiv t=slsned diaphragm ~
ssecting ray al light. this FaY q light IS
ses in vibrations and Photograph is
made of il on a travelling hsna 81 enss-
sisaegi pspez. Now comes the wonderful
parf. II the image II The Photographic
sracing Is roieete8 by means # an esss.g re
are or axshy6rogsn light ifon seleuiam
receiver, tlae original speech Is shen oeasi.
II Is evident that there Is ne lsmit q the
development OF this peculiar combination
81 methods. Tbs IS very important il
af.ls
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17
sFxs1sI sorrcE
NorTcE ro cosrRAerpES

NOTICE TO sHsPBrTtDERS-s $50 ATrlx FIRE
~ noat SEALED bids vii - received ~ the
EaaerS. Ened clerk cs fhe city OF Seatie On or
e lore fri.say. February :, lssa 81 80 oscsoek
= "a tef TIE CONSTRUCTION q sre beat fer salsl
eikg IL aeeat1aace with the Ylens saa speclS-
eaksoas sof ne sane aew on nae IA ny office. in
t5S csty Ea1
All BIDS % receive consideration raass STATE
wheTs II Is pgupasaa o coostTuet said beat aai
must BE accompanied b. q certified cherk o. 4
sssst3s hans for the sum 81 io4r thousand
t48.QNl Dol 8rSs sgzW1 n faTar az tfe treasurer ef
s&is csty aAdtn - forfeited 70 said city should
the tuaCcSStui lid Ser refuse a neglect "a enter
tGse Contrast en6 furnish good sad snfsesent
noad N the sum Of the eoEsract pFses. within
Use days after tAe sxaFa OF such contract hy
the common council ef said city.
Iae Tight Is hereby reserved II reject any AFsd
al bids oaersti. C. " FERRIS. City Clerk
Isaa
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS sEATEp Pro
- posais vii be reviewed ~ the board OF com
mfSSf0HeFs Of King county, Washington a. thu
ess.se OF afe county aisi:or, II seattle. Wsse.
lSa. ~ II O'clock M, for furnishing ane set
ting up o. - steel and iron jail earek with cor
riiars: also for furnishing aoors sud window
gratings Tor the new KING county courthouse.
now ia course OF erection al Seattle. Washing
ton, ia accordance with the plans aud speein-
cations prepared BY W. A. Richie. architect
and bow or Ole IN The architects once. in Toons
~ aud ID. Kern building, corner OF Nesaer ave
nHe and south second street in seattle WASH
COPIES 81 which may BE hAf upon application 20
the architect. scrom panied by deposit Of SIG as
secnrity for their return
Zach prupo-ei must be accompanied by Ger.
tilted cheek on ss'iae LEGAL aaak in the sum 81
fifteen hundred dallarx Isl .spi, mate payable to
the order ~ tic Treasurer of King county,
Mashingfes." as a guarantee thai IN case
Of the awafa 81 the contrast aeing made
20 hiTn. tho sGta contractor shall enter
INTO formal contract. * prepared by
The afca tect. ard furnish good snd kufi-
Gent bonds according Ia law for the faithful ex.
ecnsian and completion 81 the contract, IN fail.
IRE 81 ahiea he 81 4 eheek shall be forfeited
20 King county without recourse and for
ligasdafe1 damages for such Ia lnra an the part
OF TIE bidder
No pfantsal viii he considered unless accom-.
panied By sath certified cheEk.
TIE commissioners reserve the right 20 reject
ans or all 81 tie bids
Dated tbs afa Gay Of December, 1850.
W K FORREST,
County Auditor ana ex-ngicio CLERK % the
Board OF County Commissioners OF King
equity Washington.