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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-09

DEGISTRATION NoTIcE-NOT1CnT2
LII by given TO the qualified electors p
Seattle that the registration books q 1172
hours of y. m. and .. m. for the r.
istrati0n for the coming special clty
held on Monday, June !, A. D. 1891. ~
main open until Friday. May ~, a. 81
they will be closed for the purpose Il -
and will remain closed until aftef ~
city election. H w. MILLER f@2
Dated May g
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CTTY SorYcr.


oiNT RESOLUTION NO. q q. =.
solved by the board OF ajdcrSs- ~ l..
bled: = soC1
That IT, IS the Intention Of n. -; g. &
said city 70 improve Duke sfrses H
florence street, from the east - -
street TO the east line of Wssht,~s-
said city of Seattle, BY gradirs ~
cordance with the established ~ ~
ing sidewalk on each side ~ 49,
estimated cost OF said imprOverns.< y
sand, twelve and 5000 lS20iaf6
the cost OF said improvement
cost Of grading the crossinss !. =
against the property ahuttine 81 80 ~
posed to be improved as d>errs5-s
which said abutting property Is hersS,
ns the property benefited BY said h,
All Presons owning any abuffin. 49,
said street as described above - a
zion seven t7l of article eight A.
freehoiders charter, shall nave eeesv.sSs
from and after the Gate Of the IRA - w.
TINS resolution TO file with the cisy 49,
sagainst said Improvement. J.
Passed house of delegates Nav 49,
President House ~
Passed board OF aldermen April 5. r. t.
GEo. v. HIx;
President Board n ~
,snaPpfoVeu Dy me THIS 9TH day on r.
Filed by me this 7th day OF Nav III
II. W. MILIET
Joint RESOLUTION NO. a
- solved by the board of aldern1n -
delegates of the city of Seattle Il, sesr11s:ss.5
That IL is the intention Of the CITY c1s@,<
city TO improve Lakeview street -
line OF Jackson street TO the south llnSSS
street. or Duke street, produced 49, 7.z>
and constructing sidewalk on 80
same, the grading to be done IN rCr9r55<
the established grade The estims1o5 -;
improvement Is four thousand eirbf
and $1,000 GA, 800 50) dollars, an6 ~
Improvement, excepting the cost p
crossings, IL 10 be assessed agninrK
abutting on said street proposed q =
IS described above, and which sAi1 Pa
erty Is hereby declared to be ~
hted by said Improvement. All uiSl1-2f
any AUDITING property on said sfxs13 r.; ~
above, as defined by section seyeo ~ -
eight tVI1I Of the freeholdern
have fifteen t15) days from and Co..
the first publication Of this resoluficS r.
the city clerk protests against said -
Passed house Of delegates May l, 4 q a.
President Houm q
Passed the board Of aldermen April 8 r. "
President Board e
Approved by me this 7th day Of ~ n
HARRY WIFI
Filed by me this 18th day Of May. A n
H w. MILLER r.
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OFFICE OF THE SEATTLE a EASTERN
~ Construction Company. To the ockhoIders:
Nonce Is hereby given that pursuant, TO the by-
OF tne company, the annual meeting of the stock
noiaers OF ne Seattle & Eastern Construetlon
company viii be held at the Office of the conlnanv
IL the city OF Seattle, Wash, at IL O'clock nl n
THURSDAY, 2lst of May. 1891. fer the purpose I'll
electns trustees for the ensuing year aud the
come before the meeting ''e"'y
So. JOHN CRAIG, Secretary,
Seattle Wash, nth April 1881
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL
-, ceived at the ONCE Of the board g
up to noon Of Monday, the 26th inse
lowing described property Of The elH
tion (old city hall site), and lots I've ~ o
block b. Bells third addition: tel
cash, remainder In ninety days = -
cent. interest: right reserved TO rejo0
bids. BY order of the board =. 81
F. w. ID. HOLBkO0ks
First publication, May =, 1891. 81 q
THE FOLLOWING CITY wARHAM
be paid upon presentation at the "a
ONCE and no interest allowed a1tH
from first publication Of this NOTES. ~
warrants Nos. 1913 TO 1873 inclusive
Dated April 80, 1891.
WILLIS L. AMEA Cty H.
GALE OF BoNDs-sEALED B1pe
~ received by the undersigne6 dt&
for the purchase of local improves
sued by the city of Seattle In accofo
provisions of ordinance No. j $50 O. e.
bonds are issued for the purpose q
Improvement OF Broadway from IT,
De Forrest street, are non-opttonal -
bearing interest at the rate O pef 8
eemi-annu2lly. Both interest ana 49,
BILE At the office of the city treasures. IL
reject any and all bids is reserved.
C. w. FERRIa c.
Dated April IL 1891. 60
IMPoUNDED STOCK AT AvG4
i Wednesday, May 20. at 10 -
headquarters, corner Fourth and Texye
will sell at public auction to the htgheW
cash, 10 pay expense or impoundtng - !z
the following described animals. VI
hlly four "a years Of age; black -
imal IS TO me unknown. BOLTON 49,
H/-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TOR SALE - THE EUREKA BAKERY:
4 this Is the best situated, longest established
does the largest business and has made the most
money Of any bakery in the city. For terms and
reasons for selling apply at bakery, SO6 Columbia
street; no broker.
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49, sALE-ONE OF THE CHOICEST
ZONES ana sites In Renton addition: easy terms
t0n sAi.E-kEAUTIFUL SLIGHTLY f0R-
n ner, oaeen Anne town; l44xl4e: only So 200.
0 d,.;s sALE-MUsT BE SOLD; RENToN AID
stpative T. awo sery choice iots graded. high and
J H. sA ale CORNER: 12oxl2o; ON
I'm SALE-MoDERS I2ROoM RESIDENCE
T,rns a so., corner Hyde street: $500
Hon sALE-QUEEN ANNE TOWN. ~
Ios csi,eht corner In comsfock's addition lO(lr
ss1oo Win valuable improvements: only 81 nm.
ermoc ISL Pey menf Call on somsrindyke a Iiy,
strest - and - Hinckiey building, second
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AssAYERs AND CHEMISTS.

~ E. BOGARDUS, OFFICIAL ASSAYER FOR
~. Chamber Of Commerce: mines examined: A.
saying and chemical work Of al kinds done. Rooms
-. Al 40 sullivan building, 'front.' between
Cherry and Columbia
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FOR EXCHANGE.
ENOR SALE OR TRADE-I HAVE SIXTY
Il acre untmproved farm, mostly rich second
bottom land and very easy to put In condition, and
only 81 miles east nom Kent on . good country
road; will exchange the above farm for Q good
residence lot or q house and lot J. White, Box
132, city.
IfoR EXCHANGED PAIR OF HORSES
4 weighing 5000 pounds for lighter pair. Fl. J.
Hull Furniture Company, Front street, corner
Spring
EOR ExCHANGE-FROM 100 TO $500
Il acres farm land In Umatilla, the banner wheat
growing county Of Oregon. for Puget sound prop
erty. Address box 079 Seattle, Wash
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VA AEN1-VWExCzE0s7
,-..-.---------.--.-
Il also premises with vault and combination door
vacated by savings bank, In Liewelyn- Dodge
building, 612 Second street, opposite Butler and
ties. Apply at once H q. Mathies. agent ON the
premises.
EsOR RENT-A FRONT SUITE OF OFFICES
y IL Onion block Lewis 4 Ledgerwood IL IL
IL Union block.
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II r. HAMMOND d CO., COMMISSION
IL. merchants, dealers in fruits hour, butter
eggs, provisions, hay, grain: storage solicited
Warehouse and Office. Hammonds wharf, foot Of
Madison street. Telephone 459. No drayage nor
wharfage IL at our wharf
NJ. HIxSON q CO., eo9 WHIST STREET
% handle all kinds of farm products
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DROpOSAL FOR BONDS.

i OFFICE OF CITY CLERK, MISSoULA Mon
lana Aprl "a ls9i-SiXyfyc thousand 1865 000 dollars
Mssoua CITY sewer bonds viii b. offered for sale public
auction i'm the Clerks Office. City Hail. In the city
Missoula on Saturday May &c. 1891, az O'Clock p m
on said day said bonds to bear interest at the OF
seven "a per cent per annum, Interest payable ssm
annually bonds be issued In the denominations Of
housand si OOO dollars each and TO be sold not less
Than mar said bonds 10 due In twenty COO years
from dat of issue payable In ten (l0 years from date
AZ ths ontlon OF the City Council
Also at the time and place and In same manner
tho fnHther sum Of twenty-five thousand 1925 00O) dollars
bridge bonds VIII be sold The bear interest
rats moi To exceed ( per per annum payable
semIsnnuay said bonds 10 be issued In the denomna
tons Of one hundred siOO dollars each,
AZ not less than par Bonds become due IN twenty COZ
wears nom date Of issue and be able 0 years
from date, at the option OF the City Council.
These bonds authorized by vote Of the electors OF
the annual city election held April 49, 1884, and carried
nearly unanimously In a vote Of 12i.
The population o. MisseSa 4 about 900 The assessed
valuation 1890. &i,OOOOOO The rate OF tax T. limited %
~ mills: PRESENT levy I, mills The bonded indebt-
edness OF city, exclusive Of these issues is So 900
Floating Indebtedness Match 81, 1891 s123i5 2j Total
Indebtedness SiS,3l5 25 The present net debt Is &c.
097 As. 80 90
IN the amount OF e. 600 will be required deposited with
the City by the successful bidder
Of good faith 70 be forfeited to the city should no
The right 70 reject any and all bids reserved Address
II. 8. H0BLITzELI. City CLERK,
AissoulA- Mont
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Monday, May lS-p w.
Tbcre was only one tendency to the Stock En-
change markets. Prices declined and there was
less resistance TO the movement than on any uaN
since the foreign financial troubles 1nterereo WIFI
the sanquine plans Of speculation AS the LON
don market was closed for the Whlf-Monday hoh-
dav. il could not he held responsible Tor the de-
preston, and possibly values may have suffered
for the effect which bear operators may have de-
sired 70 produce abroad when business was re-
sumed There was no unusual activity at the de
cline in fact the record of dealings did not large
" exceed that Of the busy two hours Of Saturday.
At times there was positive dullness. never
tbeless the final quotations were only shade
above the lowest points St. Paul continued to
lead in the trading. but Union Pacific showed I'M
wonted spirit as well as weakness fully equal TO
that of the general list 1t would be hard TO dis
criminate in the selection of weak spots meriting
notice for wherever the transactions were at all
free losses were recorded in prices of one per cent
and more. ,o ,
tion. and the money market rather than stocks
reflected qualification with the eNhlDi1 OIL ulG
banks on Saturday. No confirmation IS az manu-
for the vague rumors as to euDarasSments abroad
which continually beset the Street, but the repcu-
ton of them may sway the opinions OF the pro
fcssional class into whose hands the market mas
AGAIN fallen The absence Of engagements OF g0ld
FOR eynort was robbed of influence because OF the
common agreement among bankers that before
Wednesdays steamers sail for Europe considerable
sums will have been placed on board: as no
official announcements could be secured 1t may
not be worth while to mention the high hgurei
which report spoke Of The sellers OF stocks 10
day took no consideration of the possibility OF a
disappointment this point agreeable to investors
who refuse to part with their securities at inc
dictation Of bear spectators.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were not dealt i'll at the
Stock Exchange The gold issues were steady,
but the currency bonds were reduced l-2al l-s
ner cont The revised quOtatlons follow:
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ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE
OF MISSOURI
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL STOCK.
$4,000 shares Of Preferred Cumulative
per cent. Stock.
$4,000 Shares of General Common Stock.Si'oooo"o
Par Value Of all shares, sIOo'

All shares issued are Full Paid stock stockhoiaers
have no personal liability. Officers OF the COMPANY
and employees occupying important positions hoia a
the common stock. none Of which Is for snie
The bylaws provide that no bond or mortgage can DC
created without the consent OF 80 per cent OF the preferred
stockholders that this provision cannot be altered ex
cept by the like Affirmative vote
SIMMONS HARDWARE COMPANY was organized
1874, dealing in Hardware Cutlery Tinware Seahpeu
Ware, House Furnishing Goods, and Sporting Goods.
The COMPANY is the Oldest mercantile Incorporated JOB
bling hardware house In America.
The Preferred Stock will be entitled from ana aftef
January l. 1891 to cumulative preferential DIVIDENDS OIL
per cent per annum payable out oil the earnings Oh
the Corporation any payment is made upon the
Common Stock.
Dividends Preferred Stock Will be paid semi'annu
ally, Feb 10 and Aug 10, at the ST. Louis Trust Com
pany, Transfer Agents Of both classes OF Stock
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Extracts from Statement of the vendors.
SIMMONS HARDWARE COMPANY is the largest
establishment of its kind In the world Ii was oraan-
lied Jun. 1. 1874. and preceded by concerns In
which present President partner from 1863 TO
1874. The entire period of twenty-slx years shows
unbroken line OF Successful and profitable business
years.
The Company IS now managed by its originators and
incorporaors all whom will continue in active manage
III elected by the stockholders for at least hVe
years and agree In any competing business
for a period OF ten years thereafter.
The Company l. ~ widely aud fnvOrably known as
any mercantile In America. IL refers by per-
mission to Boatmen'- Bank, ~. Louis. ana American
Exchange National Bank, New York. It's customers
In 1890 numbered over twenty thousand.
The Company deals almost entirely In articles OF prac
teal utility embracing very large line Of pecialties
and edge TOOLS the uniform standard and excellence OF
which frequently causes demand in the market largely
In excess Of the supply
STATEMENT or ACCOUNTANTS.
IL Pine st., New Yorls, May 4. 1891.
SIMMONS HARDWARE CO.. st. Lonis, Mo
Gentlemen. We have examined the books md ac-
of firm for period Of five yenrs VIA from
Jan. 1, 1856. Dec. 81 1890, and we find the net
profits of the business TO In We been as follows
For year ending Dec. 81, 1856 S123.571.3S
For year ending Dec. 81, 1SS7.......... 291 ,S2667
For year ending Dec 81. 1SSS......-... 23i,17j.O2
For year ending Dec. 81, 1ss9-..... 32l, l20'oO
For year ending Dec. 81, 1SD0......--.. 33o'791.S4
Or an average of $500 007 10 yearly.
The results were obtained nfter charging of all ex-
penses interest borrowed moneys, salaries OF
officers heads of Departments and of every other de-
scription, all expenditures Incidental TO the busi-
ness including depre Citations of fixtures and leases
In addition the above examination. we hnd upon
locking your books that for the past sixteen
years they show nm unbroken succession of profitable
business results
The sales OF $50 0 exceeded $1,000. 900.
Yours respectfully,
WALDEN BROOKS & DONNELLY.
Messrs S. " White G. Co have Investigated the bust.
ness affairs Simmons Hardware Company and recon-
mend the Preferred Cumulative per Stock IN
yeetment entirely worthy Of public confidence
Prospectus containing full information together with
forms application be obtained at the various OIL
ces where subscriptions will be received.
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Proposals.
DUBLIC SALE OF OLD MATERIAL AT

DUBLIC SALE OF OLD MATERIAL AZ
i THE NAVY YARD, PORTSMOUTH. n NAV
DEPARTMENT. Washington, D. C.; April r. lssd1t
the act OF Congress approved August s. lss2 statutes
tions for the Naval service for the fiscal year mas az
uns 90 1891" and for other purposes, approved ysh ~
ISg0 there will De sold the Navy Yagd PoftrtlGsS,,,
n H. June g. 1891 certain articles and material ~
ing TO the Navy condemned unit for use heIeh 10
sistn0 OF old ordnance material accoutfemen,s,, 49,
un-carriages old canvas sails, hemp and manila J una
shakings hose, rigging. scrap iron. scrap copPf ~
lead tools lamps, lanterns, packing, rubber gIo, "
nre esanss, stoves, radiators, musical ifseuua
boats furniture carpets. curtains rugs cooking
provisions clothing and small stores Inc sles IA
Be for cash 10 the highest bidder for each lot ol
proposals for the purchase OF the articles ano 80
Schedules Of the articles offered BE- procu,d fO" TSs
Commandant OF the Navy Yard, Portsmouth, y IL io,a
proposals must BE- 10 duplicate, enclosed IN an
lndprscd ''Prorosol for Purchase OF Condenned L.
the Navy Yard Portsmouth, y. H.. 90 D. opener w.
1891 and be addressed the Paymaster OF VI - a
Ward Portsmouth, ~ H. Proposals must reach w 49,
Of the Paymaster later than IL is a. M on me
date whom bids will be publicly opened y cePos" a.
20 ner cent OF the total amount OF caeh pa ~
company IL as security for the payment on N. ="
and the removal OF articles within thirty cav
date OF acceptance OF bid. This deposit VIII be
10 tho United States In ev Mt ~ failure u p3F w.
ial1nce and make removal fthln the time stat- IA
material and articles viii be sold as they lie ara
he removed BY the original purchaser during "A
hours without expense tie Government The rsn, M
reject any or all bids i reserved j. " SoLEi' NN~N'
Secretary OF the Navy.
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ID RoposALs FOR COOKED RATIONs FOB

neeraiting RendeSvous, i57 Hudson Street. Newfors
Hity Apru 30 lS0l.-Sealed proposals. In tiplicaS,
subject % The usual condition. VII Be- reesyed at ,ss
isoi and then opened for the delivery OF cooked raons
for Recruiting Party and Recruits AZ this rendeiVSs,
honninp The Isl day July 1891 and ending the SV1
cf June, 1892. Three substantial meals daily, win
due proportion OF soap and candles constitute cor"
na.e ration. The Government reserves the fght, -
ieleet any all proposals. Proposals for complies
iatlons be furnished, at places oblCctonahe 9 -
cruits Will not be considered Full information wiz ~, ~
furnished application n Ais office. Envelopes ev
taaing proposals be marked Proposals for eooAa
fatIons" and addressed ~ the undersigned. JNo d.
HUGHES, Captain oh Cavity Rectntng Ohcer.
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AND
R0pOSALS FOR EXCAVATOR AND

1 uOIsTING ENGINE.-U. ). Proving Ground, sandy
Hook " j. May TO- iSoi.Sealed proposals, In ulPlssn
viii be received the Office Of the u - Proving ms
al Now.York Arsenal until o'clock p m. on tpsv
DAY. JUNE 10. 1891 FOR the manutaetgre and f oas
tina U. S. Proving Ground. Sandy Hook, \, j. oi ~.
ioeomotlye Steam ExcavatOr and ono Single tYnaSss
Power Hosting Engine OF about shorse powell AZ itss
Tor use separate bid will be received for the hoi.
Engine delivered board the Government steamer Nv
eIaI Wool" at Pier g. East River or any dock ~ waive
York City The Government reserves the right 70
infOmaltes and g reject oil or any PROPOSALS ~ "a, u
had on application to Captain CHARLES SHAl.E xxsW
handing y. s. Proving Ground z. y. Box Law wv
York Ckk
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financial Meetlngs.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
MILLS BUILDING, IS WALLST,
NEW.YoRK, May 13, 1891.
TUE FORTY FOURTH ANNUAL MEET
4 ING OF stockholders Of the PACIFIC NAIL STEAM
SHIP COMPANY viii be held at the office OF the con pany
az Walst mills building In the city OF Newf ok, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day OF May, 1871 between ne
hours OF 10 noon and o'clock m Tor tho elecuoh ot D
and the transaction such other business may
properly come before The transfer books OF che company
yII close al thu office OF Union Trust Company on
Monday the 18th day May, 1891 az o'clock m. aud
VIVA -'P VIZ w II. LANE Secretary.
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Dipi0enn Notices

OFFICE HoMEsTAKE MINING COMPANY,
MILLS BUILDiTE&I5S 1 70 BZo Nav Is. 1891.
dividend NO. 154.-The Regular Monthly
for Apr psyable at the ONCE OF company, San Fran
CISCO the Transfer Agency in Newfork on the Zo'h
LOUNSBERY CO., Transfer Agents.
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OFFICE OF THE
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 8. 1891.
III LIE GTQCk IINI NERS NJ their annual rnnnt=


PHILADELPHIA. Pa, May 8, 1891.
THE STOCKHOLDERS at their annual meet
Ing held May g. 1891 having authorized the issue Of
55 900 Of Preferred Capital Stock 10 be from time
Gs posed Of the interests Of the Company may
rlre and the Trustee OF the Companys One Hundred
Year Mortgage holds 10000 OF Preferred Capital
Stock for purposes specified In the said Mortgage, but
Dfimariy for construction OF the COmpanys Ohio EN
tension the Board OF Directors Of the Company. at
meeting held May 9th 1891,
" Resolved That provide portion Of the necessary
capital for Improvements, additions and equipment re-
qured for the development Of the Companys lines and
o the work upon Ohio Extension, the Preferred and
Common shareholders OF the Company Of record May 2Oth
1891 be- given tho right 10 purchase at S52 80 share
ne preferred the ratio Of u shares for every
100 shares stock registered In their names on May 20h
1891. -, ,,, ,. ,y.,..,,. M, o,,A
soi al D. m be exercised at the office Of the
Tieasurer Of the Company in phladePhe az he office
OF the Central Trust Company IN New NOrk at The o1ce
~ Messrs Vivian Gray & Company Qondon correspond.
ents OF the Norfolk and Western Railroad Company, 10
rogmOrton Avenue. London, England and at the office
~ Maatschapp Bcheer het ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
van Amerkaansche Fondsen, opgerlN door Br0es Cos
nan Ten Have & Van Essen en- Jarman ZOOnen g.
Amsterdam, In Amsterdam. =,
slO per share accompany the acceptance OF the
Offer and the remaining S42 80 per share VIII be payable
very Asshnabe receipts viii be given for the first
a vnent hut must be surrendered, when fad certih:
az Of stock are delivered Subscription blanks and
rms FOR assignment Of rights can be obtained At any OF
Tansfer hooks win close May Goth and reopen May
osth 1891 WILLIAM q. MACDOWELL TREASURER.
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Advance applications can be made
to any of the bankers prior to the
formal opening Of the books.
STATEMENT OF THE VENDORS;

STATEMENT OF THE VENDORS;
The business Of John B. Stetson Co. was established
I'm 1865 The firm manufactures the highest grade OF
soft and stiff felt hats, made entirely from fur
Through the excellence Of the goods manufactured the
business has steadily grown showing increasing profit
each year.
The firm employs one thousand persons In
It's works. Stetson felt hats are known
and sold by all the trade throughout this country and
Europe especially In the Western States and Territories
I'm Mexico and Central and South America, where
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dds WANTED.
~ Sealed bids will be received until O'Clock D. M.
June l. 1891 for $4,000 In Water Bonds Of the City Of
Boulder rate OF per cent interest, payable semian
nuay at New-York Boulder at option Of holder; bonds
TO run not less than 10 years than - years.
Council reserves the right reject any and all bids
by order Of the Council. H. Il. WASHBURN,
City Clerk.