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Telegram-herald., 1891-06-27

orF1cr Ro.Yp % Pur4c NosSs
GT.ND RaPfrs. Mich. June z. lSsl.
Sealed PROPOSALS viii ~ received 81 THE
ofice 81 the Board unfli SATURDAY.. June q.
Isol. at 20 =. ~. for the construction NJ =
sever in Charles street. from Wealthy svenue
north. according TO the pans and spec hcations
Gu hie 81 the officr al me Board.
The Board reserves The righi 10 reject any
~ All bids
Bach bidder shall deposit with his ropsssl
the sum ef tfol0s q b forfeited g the city ~
Grand Rapids in case ne shsli fat % enter iat5
rentrsct Ia sccordsncc with hfs proposal
should hls said proposal be accepted bs TIE
beard ~ Public Works
AT proposals must be nsds Bron blanks tNaf
ell D. furnished upon application At the on =
Of the Rnsrd
rs order Of ths board
JANIS \. DAVIS. President
Attest
TrssA. fwsNtxY. tgers fass 2
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-27
Sealed Proposals.
OrrIcE BoARn or PrRL,c W

0FFIoE BoARp oF PuBLic NORRIS
GRAND R.PIDs. Mich. June - ISL, (
Sealed proposals will bee received at the Office
of the Board until Saturday. June r.. 1871. ut
2:3D p. m. for the Improvement of East Bridge
street from y. East street 10 Fuller street. ac-
cordinG To the plans and specifications OIL file
at the Office of the Board.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
ali bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum of $4,000 to be forfeited 10 the city OF
Grand RAPIDS In case he shall fail 10 enter int n
contract. in accordance with his proposal
shou his said proposal lie accepted by the
Board of Public Works.
All proposals mus: be made upon blanks that
vii. be furnished upon application at the ONCE
OF the Board.
By order of the board.
JAMES y. DAVIS. President.
IAttest.}
Fun A. 1vANfEr. Clerk june q
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-27
Sealed Proposals.
OFrIcE BoaRp or PusrIc Wosxs

UFfICE BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. June -. 1891. !
Sealed proposals will he received AT the ONCE
of :he Board until Saturday. me q. Issl at 80
p. m, lor the paving with brick of Pearl street
from OTTAWA street To the bridge according to
the plans snd specifications on file at the Office
OF the board,
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum of 500, 10 he forfeited {, the city Of
Grand Rapids in cas- he shall fail 10 enter into
contract. In accordance with his proposal.
should his said proposal be accepted by the
Board 81 Pubic Works.
All proposals must he made upon blanks
that will be furnished upon application AT the
Office of the Board.
By order of the board.
JAMES y. DAVIS. President.
tAttestl
FRKD A. TwANLEY. Clerk. June o
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-27
Sealed Proposals.

ivfErs Tottn - rTFIAc sfte
ERsxn ksFffe. Hieh- JaTie 81 4sai
scales rr posNis Vfii - received ~ the Of
tee - TIRE board uHfH Saturday. EuHa 2. 49,
at 3 . y. for TIE erection 81 . p9.fes hsse-
quarters AT bzfn. arncTd fax - fhe rieHs sue
sp~t ifcatisrS on 80 A. the rffcf - ire k9zre
Zee hoard reserves the rrht 20 reJecE say 81
n ht6s
Eaeh biatFT shsH aeposit Win Re proposes
re sass - sSsst - ~ cerf SD rhr~s fer rksf
sfreBrf rsxshse - 80 Greer ~ Aeraes psTfs
fre~i aenf. - - forfeited fiss eife
- ffrsna karios n rzS~ - shssI fsa 80 eHfer
fffe FcttFsst lf scr1rt 49, wffh rs ereEassl
sloaif hss 50 tro-esss D sceeFtee ~ The
Esard 81 l't,h X e~k<.
A. rrePessss nsnst - - 80 or0r hisrfs hat
vAH - fTatshea afsn srrtfesfier a. The ~
80 - fht fiosrf sna faust ~ N stftrt aresrs-
sere fAera~sA,
Hs ne6es 6Ftse has~a
9aNEs s. DAVIS f'reslaenf
arrest
rsst A T~sx1ss. c3srk. ;ens Z
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-27

The contract for the Improvement Of Cres-
cent avenue. between the city Of Grand Rap
idsa and A. Vetstng. was presented and re
ported correct I'm form nv the city attorney.
AID. O'Donuell moved that the CONTRACTS be
approved and the mayor Instructed to execute
the same IN behalf Of the city.
Carried.
Yess-Ald. Anderson. Congsr. Doyle. DrsgSe.
Dnnton. Emmer. Frost. Hsuser. Kidney Ma
honey. Mills. O'DoRnea. saunders. stein.
STOKES. Turner. Warzburs-E.
Nays-None
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-27
Sealed Proposals.
oLFIcK born or prnLIc wosks

OFFICE BoAPp or PURtTc WORKS
grand R.PIDs, Mich. June 2. 1851.
Sealed proposals. will b. received at the ".
fee OF the board until Saturday June q 1901 NJ
2D y. m. for the construction of n sewer IN
r Fulton street from East street Ia Dennis
street. according 20 the plans and specinca
tons on fle az the Office of the board
The board reserves the rigntto reject any or
all bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum of $1,000 Ia be forfeited 10 the catv of
Grand Rapids In ease he shall fail to enter into
contract. in accordance W II bis proposal.
should hts aid proposal be accepted by the
Board Of Public Works
All proposals. must he made mon blanks that
viii be furnished upon application a. the Of
fee OF the board.
By order OF the hoard.
JAMES =. DAVIS. President
Attest
TkED A. TwauLEY. Clerk june 2
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-27
Proposals Wanted.

pass AS spcslhesfions fer a. sssFuse butts
fae fof the scsoyff saa sffca - sevetsty ave %
patients a. - essFuinsd ~ tie cffAc< q g. r..
inae saciscsi sepsrinfenfent ~ TIE NrtYi
saa A~xians faf fn<zae tstminss EeniA
Nieh aa - sfief fais = I'D duplicate
r ans ana sf'@lftatIaes nav - teUnd ~ th-
arnes - q. MIS- architect. heSEfs hiotk
ffulf. sss1r 6afF ~fAf1 FreF-<&ss Tar
IufnishiHs a. Hatfffals sn4 censffncsi -
ssit haiiafes stf ~ epsnes e. tft sssiefa
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Telegram-herald., 1891-06-27

Sealed Proposals fer CT, Lighting.
Cha Clkkks 0FEicE.
FftsS Mich j 9l4x IL i-0i

CI5a Clksk's oTsloE.l
SRASD kAFlsS. AicA-. jane ~. ISL
Notice Is hereby gwen that sealed proposals
vii Be received AZ he city clerks efise AZ %
VI said ass- IS follows
FIRST Ter nghttHg. keepins Ia oTeST aaa
g. tue street. gNsoliBs lsanps osaea or that
hereafter mAy &c 0aned b the city
Second; For fUrHishlas gasoline lamps.
burners and sUppisins gasoline. "a eepaor-
said lamps IA oratr AID repair.
Third Tor the lisEuHs seepbg IL order.
pairing sad supplying sa>eliRe. - deedoTlxed.
So TIE street lamps oaAed or thai MAJ here
after be osned by the city. Bids viii also be
received tss furnishing wooden pests sad lAn.
terms and piAclnx tAc same.
la racR ~ the above t8ree propositions pro
p0sas vii De received Tor ighgIng ali aark
hours u midnight. and also Tor lighting al
dSTs hours.
bach bidder viii be reqg red to furnish salts
factory references as 10 has experience and
capacity 10 do stta work
Sealed proposals viii also be received during
the time aIoTrsaia Tor furnishing Sas and
!ighting and Keeping Ia order and reIair the
sas lamps BOW used 10y the eits. aad saeh ad-
ctioaal lamps as the council mas 0Tder-the
same 10 be lishted all cArs hours TO midnight
also all dark hours. Bids viii also be
ceiyrd for furnishing iTon sas posts and set
ting same. Also Tor furnishing lanterns
Sealed proposals VIII s. o. received dur
ins the time Aforesaid for furnishing lighting
anu krrfite IA oftrf tue rlrttftr lamps HOW
used nv the city. and such additional lamps ~
the council may order: the same TO be Lighted
al nisbt aud every night, Also for the same
70 be lishted ali dark hours; proposals 10 be
made Tor each lamp tor one. two aud three
years; also Tor each lamp per night
sealed proposals viii also be received during
the Tine aforesaid. for furnishing. lighting
and keel slg In order such incandescent elec-
tfic lamps for lighting the streets or briages as
the council NAV order; also bids VIII lie re
eeived for lighting the entire city with eler-
tricity 10y towers or oIherNfss All proposals
10 be for one. Two aud three years.
In al the above proposals. for either gas.
easoitae. electrical or incandese-nt lighting.
the city reserves the right 10 discontinue one
or more lamps at any time and To secure
proportlonate red uction In the contract price.
The council reserves tn right 10 reject any
and all proposals
FRFp SAUNDERS.
T.. ID. CoNCFR.
Csc. v. Ills.
Committee on Lamps.
W. A. SnINKMAN.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-27
COMMON COUNCIL
OFFICIAL
OFFICIAL

Al-tt ae1H -s>>t9s-
GASP R1FIDs. IaCksD&s rFssISs.
June -. l>sL
CoaaclI net aBa sas called - order - bis
Eaa0r. Mayor a.
Prssest-Ald- AHdsrssn. Carpenter. C0ager-
Doyle. Dreggs. Daatoa. EsimeT. Frost, hA4sSE.
kinaes. 4sA0nes. Ail.s. VDoaneli. Saunders.
stsla st0kes. ,Dfoal. tafsam. Turner. ara
burr. AayOr-4-
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-27

PROBATE oRDER-Staie OF Michigan. coga-
~ OF Kent. -. At n session 81 tDs Probate
Court for said county o; Kent. held al The pro.
bate once. IA the city OF Grand Rapids on the
18th day of June. IN the year oae thousand
eight hundred and Dinefy-oae.
Pr sent. Cyrus L. PERKINS,. Judge Of Probate.
In the matter OF the estate az
PEkLlNA WiLLSIE. deceased.
on reading aad filng the petition duly seri-
fed OF Patrick II. 0'Hrien. administrator 81
"a estate. PRAYING THIS court for license aud
authority 10 sell the real estate of SAID d.
ceased therein described for the reasons and
purposes therein So; forth.
IL is ordered that Monday. the 18th DAY 90
julie, 1891. at ten oc'ock Ia the forenoon. az
said probate Office. be appointed fer hearing
said petition. and that the hfirs NJ Law 81 said
deceased and al persons interested IN sale e.
tate appear before said conFt. nj said time and
place O. show cause rhF license Hhouid not
be granted 10 said al nj nisffator 10 sell real
estate a. praye for IN sad petition.
And IL s. further ordered. thar n copy of this
order 5e published three successive weeks
previous TO said day OF hearing. IN the TrlF-
eRks-litRsLn. a daily newapapsr printed aid
circulating 1 n said county 81 kent
CYRUS H. PERKINS. Judge OF Probate.
"A true copy3
ApoLPH h. Mason. Reeistcr. sat july
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-27


pR0BATr oRDER-State 81 N.chgsn. Coua-
~ of keni-sS Ala session 81 he Probate
Court for said county at eni e - the pro
bate ONCE H. the city Of erAad Rapids on the
lIh DAY 81 June. IA the year one thousand
II hit hundred and nlnefy enc
Pres, n. Gyms h. Perkins Jude ~ Probate.
In the matter Of ihe sxafe OF
PETER ,. r0WLll. deceased.
Sarah NJ. iiarby having hied in fhls court
her petition. praying this court g. Heludtcste
sad determine ~ho were ~ The aai" ~ his
death and are nov the lawful hflrs 81 said d.
ceased and entitled ~ lsw % inherit his real
estate iherein Gescribed.
IL Is ordered. that Msnday Ire isih DAY o.
July. 1921. ~ ten Cock "a lie forsroon Al
said probate ofnoe. be appointed Tor bearing
said prtiriou.
order be published three succe-s " weeks. IN
tie IFlFoKsNHtHsln. daiis newspaper
pr.nteo and circaiatlnrl q said county u hent.
CYRUS =. fEfkifS,
4 true copy Judge Of Probate.
ApoLrH b. Msso.. Register. sal juy
ASSESSMENT ROLL for rrsding ara gave
"A fng Hanover Court. from Nan feld aseHu
~ NerIu Forest street. la the cIs oI erhne
Rapids.
orrrcr o. err cirrx.
6pAFp ksrIDs Mich. a0he q. ih4.
GARRETT and MARY HIt-erf. Herr, Kieinwinsie.
Carrte l. D. t4oiia EfmsHd n Barnard. ~
branf esSel.us n 1fhies LuTsn Jen
nis1n. Albert h. ssannie. y ar halkitrsBnsf,
Mars T. Nils jobs e. Ricsiine tisa a
Bioageft Robert lsswes Harrx = ~k'nfef.
Yen arr nerehy eetifee thst a. assss.ras
pen-e - the Aforesaid improvement ah
assessment roll has brAn made iu 80
premises ana j. 81 hle ia the eiefss one
II SAID CITY where u VII remain cptn inf a.
spertion until Monday evening. snns - fsll
when and where sou can app~Rs hfforr 20.
Commen Council on ssia steniag aEa show
cause. fsn.. WV sstf assessment saouid not
~ made and collected nTrnfGfnr - iaw.
rs VA SHlNkNAN. Cts cisrt.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-27

CHICAGO 4 wtsT MICHIGAN nv.
GRAHAM 4 MORTON Trans. COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-27

A SSTSsNfNT ROLL for grsdfng ard grave
"A fng Hanover Court. froFn Nam field syenH
r. NerIu Forest street. la the c4ts 81 stRna
RAPIDS
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-27
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

eepssd by AID. 0'DonneI and carried.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-12-03

The Engineering and Mining Journsl
Of October 18th last has the following
about Phoebe:
Lincoln County. Phoebe Consoli.
dated Mining and Reduction Company.
This company has. it is said, expended
more than 100000 this summer in the
construction Of the new smelter at
Phoebe. 1t was blown in on the first of
October. The dedication was attended
with much rejoicing and considerable
ceremony. But the smelter did not run
long before the furnaces were completely
frozen up.
If the Engineering and Mining j Journal
is as accurate in the rest of its statements
as in this one, it should be handed down
to future generations as an admirable ex.
ample of truthfulness and mining history
for the 10Th century. The facts are as
follows:
About 100000 have been spent by
the p c. NJ. & RID. Co. in the con.
struction Of its new smelter plant. One
stack, without ceremony or rejoicing,
was blown in on September 10th,
but owing to an insufficient
quantity of lead to put into the crucible
was forced to close down few days Ia.
ter. The second start which is evident
ly the one referred to in the above article
also like start one was made without
ceremony or rejoicing, on September rs,
Since which time a second stack has
been blown in and both furnaces have
run uninterrupted until few days ago
| when number one closed down to await
the arrival of new water jackets. Num-
Der two still continues to run
and is doing splendid work. work that
cannot be excelled anywhere. Every
thing pertaining to the success of the
| Phoebe Con. M. & II. Co. is abundantly
assured, and no lamentation over the
money so sadly misspent in the cost Of
the smelter is known of here. And
why should there be- when about SOC
tons Of bullion have been already pro-
duced worth from $3.50 to 1920 per ton;
Dear Journal please try again!
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-12-03
ELECTRIC TIPS.
The New Boiler Is in Place, and The
Light Produced by the Electric
Light company A Hugh
success, Telephone Conn
pleted TO Jack Rabbit.

The Electric Light Company has re-
paired its boiler with a new one and is
now furnishing US with perfect light.
Just as the last CLEANS of twilight in.
dictate the gloom that formerly existed,
four hundred silver flashes announce the
change. The light is grand success.
THE PLANT.
The plant throughout is a complete
specimen of mechanical proficiency; the
National ELECTRIC Manufacturing Com.
pany are to be complimented on there pro-
duction, and the skilled work manship of
their agent hurry C. Godbe who put all
into operation.
The dynamo which is 500 light ma
chine was finished expressly for Phoebe,
ON August 3lst. 1t is connected with
the Utah & Montana Machinery Cos
latest improved Westinghouse Automat-
ic engine, by fine link leather belt.
The switch board has an extra finish and
all dluS 10 Hlahe INC eItctTlC source u
handsome picture.
The Burke mine and the concentrating
plant are being wired throughout and
preparations are also being made to fur
nish lights to all parts of the Yuba mine
by means of a separate machine, that
will run by day as well as by night.
THE TELEPHONE SYSTEM
has been extended to Jackrabbit dis.
lance of sixteen miles. The p. c. NJ. &
K. Cos office at Phoebe, at the Day mine
and at the smelter one mile below town
together with the Mercantile Co.'S store
are now connected by this system.
Murray and his assistant Harry Cowdin
have so far finished their part in this
work, as we'll as that for the Electric
Light Co. in most creditable workman.
like manner, and Mr.. S. Il. Taylor for,
mer employee of the National Electric
Manufacturing Co. is also worthy o.
much praise for the skillful manner il
which he is handling the electric plant
and the effective light he is giving us.
A Bottle Of Trib should be in ever.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-12-03
GRAND NEw YEARS BALL.
To he Given Under the Auspices OF
the Ii. II. IL. A Good Time Assured

The Benevolent Bachelor Brotherhood
are the next to come forward and
announce themselves the social benefact-
ors OF Phoebe.
They propose giving New Years Eve
ball which like that Of the A. 0. U. w.
will be credit to any community.
Particulars in full will be given in our
next issue, in the regular advertisement.
The Brotherhood who has had it's lodge
established here for only three months
has already added to its members great
many of our most highly respected gciti-
zens, and is now prepared to receive any
others of the above class, who are anxious
to receive its great benefits.
The fact that batch fraternity is
bent on giving ball on New Years Eve
that will extend into leap year is very
suggestive. 1t shows them at least will.
ing to 60 half way; it should be consider,
ed breach of honor for any maiden tc
remain at home.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-12-03

Til, issue of the RECORD is the first in
ten years that has been printed by steam
power. Ten years ago its business was
sufficient to demand the assistance of
steam; to-day it has assumed the same
state of affairs. The same engine that
nineteen years ago was shipped to Phoebe
to run the RECORD printing press, nine
years ago was sold to a ranch-man, next
to mill.man and then Phoebe mer.
chant, has like the prodigal son returned
home to stag. Several dead soldiers, no
calf.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-12-03
TRANSIENT.

NOTICE. We invite your attention
to our elegant stock of FURNTuRE COM
plete in every line, including the best
assortment of Folding Beds, Springs and
Mattresses in the West. Direct your
orders for any kind Of house fittings to
BARRETT BROS, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-12-03
MINES And MINING.
Goa, NEWS Faoa THE vAaI.Gs
r.ES
otti

The HighianJ Queen Coming to the
Front. Geo. Wbea'ley's Account OF
of the silver King District New
Developments Mt the Mendah'
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-12-03

A Bottle of Trib should be in every
ousehold.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-12-03
A BRILLIANT FUTURE.
FREE AND UNPREJUDICED OPIN-
ION BASED ON SOUND REASON.

sccno - <r>
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-12-03
POSTOSTICE HOURS.
Local Intelligence.

A bottle of Trb should be in every
household.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-12-03

Shier has excelled himself this year
in the selection of fancy articles and
Christmas novelties for the trade. You
can get anything you want at the lowest
prices.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-12-03

james Pierson, Of Pahranagat Valley,
arrived in town Monday from his ranch,
bringing in load OF wild ducks that
would tickle the palate Of dyspeptic.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-12-03

If you want the news subscribe for the
Phoebe RECORD.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-12-03
A FALSE REPORT,

mat Gets Fhings Mixed. Facts and
,,m~, V sosxiOmo tiOn OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

Glow Long, Ye simple Ones, VIII We Love
scenes Of Strife?"

Thou hast been our cheap place Of amuse-
meut for years past. and We are gathered
from every wayiare i'm town which leads not
into paths of recti,ude our hearts devseth
wicked lmagiuauons. and we lave ieet that
esniit Do running o. mischief.
How long. ye SIMPLE ones viii You love
scenes of STRIFE. and bow lOn1 VIII We SIT IN the
seat of tile scoruiu and sic mp the short
comug- ol be- taat Is thy ne 1hbur. } OH arc
lal.0 to get ln the same fix some cold morn
in1 and ,Aeu tiny heart wl.l be Il ed with gall
and all othe bitterness when tie gang makes
% fhee q sub Get O.. great mirth.
be careful. thou tTe8urnt9rs oil the court,
and ciile not those who having no spot cash
about their vestmeuts 80 WITH Sergeant Epps
for fear of ialing among Thieves aud robbers.
lie whose Lcart delight. 10 the downfall OK
t1 grief h.msoif Write these things on
the tablets of thy heart aud also on thy cu1s
u thou last nO old envelopes a. out thy gar
ment5 N you are afreluentcr OF the 20
leo court go sock for thysoll Jon On the tun-
url 0r u thou csuet make change for 4 quar-
ter apply for tile place of him who gathers
coins upon the electric car, or II Thy brnrt
doth yearu l.r greatness watch the labor list
Of the trematOIV. for with tlose things thy
time may be worth al least sufficient 10 Keep
thy Buttons on. Better is q ham sandwich
Wnrn You are at work than vegetable soup at
% lIfe-iuufN c| uDloI. MY son, Io Nioof g
and DO something. ID you can't hud a job il
town go into llcurico county and pluw
Iulila Marli cauo from distant country
unto this land OF promise and high tariff.
Tho labor of his hand yielded Int little 20
he conceived within his heart 90 20 into
lie railroad iron business and 10 Thought
of Carnegie and other mon who. with touch
of the band. have made fortunes. There
fore be went Into the yards Of tho Cbesa-
poake and ohio l,mlroad Company and began
Lis laDors by approprinting coupling-pns.
bolts. nuts and other suudry light pieces
which be could command. lie was cast into
prison for ninety days.
Jmues Taylor lcoiored did, with malice in
his Lrart. assault and &, sstlse with club Al
Joe. whose birthplace Is beyond the seas u
The howery Kingdom OF tho Orient.
William Brown was made to pay tho usual
stipend Of tor those who cast stones g. the
injury and bodily discomfort of their neigh
bOr5
William Johnson did cut and wound his
Nelson Harris and for tina greYiv-
ous charge did 80 to the hustings court for
further tuai
W. q. Hll and r. /. Clifton did drink
strong drinks and were drunk They were
COMPELLED % produce s. each