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Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
BOSTON CULTURE.

Its Lack VISA Apparent In the Major On
visltinK Chioago
Residence In Boston docs not, Of itself.
argue the possession of culture, - .
Boston man proved to his own intense
satisfaction Tho Traveller thus tells
the story:
The major had much fun with the
conductor Of the grip" or cable car.
which no boarded at State street.
"This cor to Washington strcet?" he
asked. meckly, of tho conductor. Tho
latter took his little dog whistle from
between his lips only long enough to re-
ply:
Cert" and then placed the whistle
back there again. The abruptness Of
this response to civil inquiry encour-
aged the major to again test the con-
ductor's vocabulary. which he did with
the following result:
'T believe the faro Ii five eents?
Correct"
''May smoke on this seat7"
''Surc."
IT believe State street parallels the
lal1e?"
"Bet yer hfe."
"Does this car 60 near tho Union de-
pot?"
"Nixey."
The conductor blew his whistle and
punched up his fares, all unconscious OF
the sport the major was enjoying at his
expense.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

MoETssA6K kAlk-Def.szs ksxsnx hoon
- Wsat m HE osn1l<isAs 81 cerxatr alert-
ea9s eAesesl1 ~ klix lsro.e. u The stiis&s of
Maaassiile. hsrrs eernts y cAtssss IL se1fz<
ana sscerdes In the ofAes q ne rssisss- 4
deeds of Sbe ceeoo "a ks1l 10 lseer : 81
mortsAecs. en e~ke - eH the 4a Ssx ~ Man.
=. - is's % ss,sa Ga ss,s nsrss-ss Was es{ a.
a. AAsssrd - The >kfk asy al MAJ A ~
lss<s b aeea 81 assl< <Enent fecafde1 Il the
e;ice a said Tes;rsef ~ eeeds ler sass cesRty.
n II issr s Il @ nsSsssxss ca ss psss = : ~ s.sss sss
he oAs< - Rev euHc4 ~ him
Ca sklct 0astS<ee tssEe y cAa4ns& 60 -
aas Al The date 81 tlis nstlee The san 81 sik
hanorec &na eighty seven dollars kna % rtx-
ane cents tsz-SD 81 pxlseipsi AID Interest: sne
no suit of p1oceeainE 81 f&x ar IN ee1sty kSs-
iAS hsel ins<itstea - n esssrs1s 40 @sss 81
Ias power ef ssis eeasa' ssa ~ ~ s.ss 4 esrsrses' %
saa IA infsasaoe e The ss<xsse ie soeA eass
tAso< Anc pross4c ss,4 merits skx y i be lore
eios~e es safe OF the prrnisr< therest os-
elsined g. be lac sn said nortssxS ssa Ias
intsresl fhsFeoa ana sbe es<ts ant sxJwnaes
silesee ~ fss 90 passis sucsses. - th< h4St.
est h1aesx. "a weasss9sy. sAe ssA 1ng a Ala
ss thst d&y. ~ tee seett treax aeA< - ses
SoGn kloek fso-cslleal IL the e.ty u 0fasa
kspsd>. Mtshixas. that tsiAe ihe r>soe -
h:ad ne sse Circuit eeurt fsI tas csnnsy ~
lee - ~ ss1a ars assoztbee u sasa oose1&oe
~ fesseuA te-wlt
Lea sanssr iws Annsrss s.a sixAsy -s4s a<il
Neat s'si. aoeeraias e The rsssssss Ess
eesnts ara State
pstea- Srsas kspiss MtcAssaa, Nav 4. D.
Nh. kkkD A. MAYNARD.
Asslssss II AssSAss
AtssrnsJ fsr Assssaes Of &eTtsase
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

A Cincinnati woman the other day
wapted warrant for the arrest Of q
man for theft. on the ground that the
spirits had informed her that he was the
guilty person. ''Oh, wc can't issus q
warrant on such evidence as that" ex-
claimed the clerk. Not when Bright
Star. the late chief of the Chippewas,
told me himsclf?r exclaimed the woman
In astonishment. I'm afraid not. was
the reply. This Is an outrage" shc
exclaimed. "Dright Star seen him
when he done H. And il that amt evi-
dence I'd like to know what is. But it's
gittin' n, thcrc nin't no justice In this
country anyhow. I'll tell Bright Star
bout this, see IL I don't And he'll
paralyze the hull blamed court. that's
what he'll do" And she walked out like
an offended Juno.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

The Ixst Texas Legislature rsshsd
through one II those laws which IL 10
quite the polsticsl FAD 10 howl for and
nov it shes lt hsdn'L 10 was an aes
probib the sale Of real estate 20
aliens Is vas esixinstsd aud pushed
through by q Los Of cheap politicians
and new the Leading newspapers are
calling for . special ssssson Of the Legs
ialare 10 repeal the act. IL has already
scsred lots OF capital away and 10 ma
LsrIsliy affecting the development and
progress os the state.
says ne Dallas News: "Nany people
of feSas have a great deal OF land for
sale and they do rot want TO be cet OF
from any good customer. They bought
the land under the laws which encour-
age them To come TO TEXAS and invest
la lands. They borrowed money in
many instances to pay for them. They
want an open market and far chance,
Just as others have had. Their enter
prize has contributed largely to the up
building OF the State. and there is no
justice in Strengthening them. Under
the Alien Land law the State steps in
and proposes TO say TO whom citizen
shall not sell his real estate. The State
has just the same right 10 say to whom
. citizen snail not sell his horse. his OK
or his professional services- The citizen
has some rights, and ne wants no such
guardianship"
The Galveston News adds: "Thc Alien
Land law, pushed TO its logical extremi-
ty will run the mechanics and other
tradesmen TO the farms or out Of the
State. This will reduce the price of
farm products by doubling the supply
and by taking out of the State the
money which has beef, paid out to the
mechanics and other tradesmen here
tofore. General development on all
lines of industry 10 what Texas needs.
The farmer needs this rs badly as the
mechanic who buys and consumes the
farmers product. Toclamor for money
and for employment for labor while
chasing out the men who have money
to invest here il the blindest kind OF
folly"
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
The Debt of Silver.

We hear a good deal about the friends
Of silver in Congress, but nothing about
its friends in the jewelers. shops.
II silver has deprecated In price II
hasn't been for lack OF its lavish use Ia
the arts. The crnzo for souvenir spoons
alone must hsvo used up tons OF tho
precious white metal counted forty
samples in jewelers. show case the
other day, and all different. OF . single
pattern over 1000 have been sold
Then there is silver's debt to the dude.
The dude has In one great plush-lined
case . solid silver shaving mag, silver
handled soap brush, comb. hair brush,
nail brush and other tribes OF the toilet.
In the other plush-lined case Is silver
hadled button hook nine inches long. .
pair Of siiver-backei coat brushes, y hat
brush. havo yet to SOC \ silver mounted
boot blaeiisg brush. but it may exist. ]
wouldnt Ike to be too positive about
anything In silver since seeing . baby's
silver bath tub with splash tray beneath
IL, all very heavy snd elaborissly orus-
mented.
Iwou.d rather have my share Of silver
In Bland dollars
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

IL proposition Of the Iron Tower
CenpAny 10 light the whole city BY
etseer'eaty. u one that should interest
49, receive attention from the tax
peyers- Il 10 proposition that will do
away With sli gas aud nsphtha lighting.
40 place The city, IN the matter Of liz
yuohc lighting, IN the van of progress
Inc commtts on Lamps. in the Com
moa Council, recommend contract
shee hAs IN air Of business and would
seem 70 leave no loop-hole for dissat-
isfaceon or dispute. The question to
decide y whether the city wants electric
iiahaa only. and whether the contract
for 30 lamps for $50. 900 per annum is
: dsarabls one to enter into. IL 70 .
Question that taxpayers should be IN
tsrested in and their wishes should have
influence IN dscidlngis.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

VOLCANIC EFFECT.
with their extremities placed side by
side, and on the rear Of the tank Is
painted picture Of tho volcano, which
Is represented mainly in profile by
black varnish applied to the glass Tho
tips Of tho drop tubes coincide with the
crater Of the volcano. and from the
crater down the sides there arc trans
parent streahs representing lava. To
the side o. one Of the clamps holding
the tank together is attached spring
carrying strip Of metal which extends
along behind the opaque portion of the
picture, and Is provided with teeth. as
shown In dotted lines, which are dc.
signed to irrcgularly eclipse the trans
parent streaks.
In ono of tho drop tubes is placed n
dark liquid. srch o, diluted ink, AID in
the other is placed bright red liquid.
ns red analine ink. The tank is filled
with solution Of glycorine and water
and inserted in tho lantern. Dcxtcrous
manipulation Of the flexible bulbs OF
the drop tubes produces red and dark
strealSs representing fire and heavy
emokc, which arc forced down in the
tank and have the effect of rising In tho
image on the screcn. At the same time
tho manipulation Of the spring at the
side OF the tank alternately displays
and covers the streal<s representing tho
lava Scientific American
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

Prot. no-so, IN Tsaiiaa Psychologist,
msy be said TO have wessh~i thosshs
Ne has shown by esr>simess that thins-
Ing causes . rash of bleed 10 the braia,
which varies With the nature Of the
thought Mosss proved ~ by balancing .
maa in horiscasai pssssssa 80 dsiieasesy
that when hs b-gsa 60 thsnk The sesss-
sioa % bleed % the head turned the
scale Wa-n the sahi~cs vss ssissp The
thoughts or visions which cssss 90 him
ia dreams we're safr,cieat % sisk his
bead below sls f>ss. cad the ssns shis 8
sook plscs whsa he wss disturbed By .
slight ~eand or touSh. The bslsnes evea
iasiiested whes . p~fsoa wAs rssdiss
l-allsa sad wien Greet. the greater
msatsi sxertssa reasissd fss Greek pre-
saefas . greater ass Il bleed 70 tas
heal
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

o.s c.ss ~ wAlsA wAsssy vv~ssa n
ca><-soas.

o.s Csss ~ WAlsA Whissy vssssa -
ossisa.-
An oil hsassr had been shas,ttag
prairie dogs. on whieh taer~ WAS
bounty ef ten eents pes head ia maxi
~ als mosuiag round. .Ays the Loaisr
villa coasi~r-Joeruai he woaia Pile sp
the daxs he had allied la one place. 30
on Ia another place slaa make saeshes
pile. and so on uatii hs WA ready 81 re-
turn. wAen h~ woald skia each dog aud
take his akin a. camp "A RATHER wss
concealed bcneath QUO heap of dogs.
aud as the hunter was pssliias cat u dog
the snake biz him on the arm twice. He
~ once hAssen~a toward camp. = niie
distant having previously taken the
precaution - bind his handkerchief
above the place bitten and around his
arm. aud twisted 10 ~ tight - poaAibls
with his rife ro<i
lie was quito sick before he reached
camp. 81 that no was obliged 20 rest
several times In his tent no always
kept cure for snake bites In u demi-
John. On arrival. for ooce In hls life.
he really had gucd excuse for getting
drunk. and started In In earnest When
he felt the medicine beginning to work
strongly ON him he loosened tho band
age on his arm. allowing the blood from
his arm TO circulate. having the effect
of at once sobcring him mp.
Letting the good work 60 on. he Agnin
rcsorted to his demijohn, this time keep
ing il up till he was gioriously drunk
Shortly afserward his partner, return
ing. wished to send Tor doctor. but no.
he said: II am all right" In . few
days the swelling went down. and. ex-
cepting little sickness at his stomach
Mt times, he was as well ns ever. Asked
II the bite Of tho snake was painful. he
described il as the stinging OF . hornet,
only Q hundred times worse.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

The tin plate liar and the Blaine
health liar are having . neck and neck
race Tor the medal.-loniA Sentinel.
Col. Isaac Puscy Gray serves notice
that he will have the front ecat in the
band wagon or else walk.-Wsshington
Post.
Some Western newspaper man. catch
ing glimpse of Jerry Simpson, has
started a story about . grasshopper
pest. Blu. perhaps for once a journal
is,ic mistake is cxcusable.-Journal of
Finance.
Ifa person can't 90 to the seashore
he can make himself decidedly COM
Portable 1T home by reading the long
list OF drownIngs among pleasure seek
ers which is now regular part of the
New York papers.-Elgin News.
We can make tissue paper. and tin
plate also, ss good and - cheap in the
United States as it can be made any
where in Europe. The effect of the
tariff Is simply to give American work.
men n chance TO earn livelihood in
the manuiacture.-Broo Times.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

In New York jswslry stors. tempt
ingly displayed on two cards, arc two
sp,eudid cut diamonds Of equli size,
brilIiancs and polish. Over tho cards Is
the lsgsnd, (Which IL genuineg' ! am
quite willias to admit that I cannot tell,
and do nos believe thsrs are many who
arc wiser except professional jewellers.
rhs making Of bogus diamonds has
become = very lucrative aod usual bust
Mesa A good many ladies known te
possess beautiful diamonds are credited
with having them copied and wearing
the limitations to public places. leaving
the trus gems In the safe deposit vaults.
This icsseDs shs danger Of robbery or GO
eiient
With stones 80 pevfeeely initiated say
mar or woman is very foolish who buys
one except from an established dssler In
whom he can pas cosfideuos. But it's
discouragins to pay enormous sums for
gems which sny one can ssaily ousshias
foe fs~ dollars Bssssv buy ssmsshins
uneountsrteitabls like bicycle or . milk
route
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

entertained by tho modern lant.rnist.
who viii produce storm or sunshine.
winter or summer, or the soft effects of
moonlight st will upon tho screen by
the sl1illful manipulation Of the optical
lantern with q truly wonderful effect,
but there arc many effects which seem
10 be difficult OF execution by means Of
the optical lantern. Tho saying b:
''Sec Naples and then dic:" but what II
seeing Naples without seeing Vesuvius
in active eruptionf Comparatively few
European travellers haye the good
fortune TO witness this phenomenon.
and until now. so far a. we arc aware.
no one hns been able to faithfully rep
resent this awc-inspiring spectacle.
Mr.. II. C. Ogden. Of Middletown, n.
Y, has come to the aid Of the lantern
ist and the non-traveler. by producing a
very simple apparatus BY means Of
which vesuvius, in full eruption. may
be projected on the screen In . very
vivid and realistic manner.
Fig. of the engravings shows tho
scene as It appears on tho screen. and
Fig 2 shows the apparatus by which
the effect is produced. The main idea
of Mr.. Ogden Is illustrated in this ap-
paratua, but our artist has added an i'm
provcment which IL designed 70 repre-
sent the flowing lava a. well as tho up.
wardly projected fame and smoke.
In glass tank attached to the Ian
tern are Inserted two curved drop tubes,
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

The Southern Alliance is showing its
true colors. II is very fire thing to
disrupt the Republican party in the
North and West, but il must keep i,s
claws OK Of tbs Democracy OF the
South. A third party 10 ali right in q
Republican state. bu. in one of the solid
democratic states of the South IL must
not show its head. The Republicans of
Kansas are just beginning TO find out
what fools they have been made by the
Southern Alliance and will not be long
In getting back to where they started
from. A very Sensational letter vas re-
csived the other day by . prominent
Alliance man Of Topeka, Kaa, from
Atlanta, ia II speaks in no uncertain
Souss and comes ~ . warning 10 the
Kansas Alliance men who are now air
~ their theories in the South. 7.
ssntes that II Jerry simpson, Senator
roHPsr. or even Mrs. Lease, continue ~
rivv szpression in their spseches 10 an
ndvoeocy Of the formation Of . third
posty they viii promptly be waited upon
81 niehtrlders or sn organized band
eud b told 10 leave the country, and if
sh~y refuse IL Is probable that things
~ujtl b made - warm for them that
ensY viii forget calamity" peIitics.
nenshsrn democrats. IL states. do no;
A..
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

Many years ago. when rats became
pnmerous and annoying in house, the
owner would write letter 10 them re-
questinc them 70 leave. The letter
would be written on the best Of paper.
IN good plain writing, with explicit di-
rections "a tn when they wcrc 10 vacatc
and what course they should pursue.
The note would then be covered with
butter and placed In hole where they
could easily get H. it Is said this ancient
custom is still prscticed by many people
IN Rochester. Penn Yann and BARKER
Vile. N. Y.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

An Atchison man had nightmare"
after eating lunch of cheese, mustard
and dried beef. and had disagrccablc
dream that his son was in great danger;
instead of being unable to run from
ghosts, as is usually the case In night
mares, be was unable to get ready to 60
TO the rescue Of his son. Finally he
swoke. and was 30 impressed with the
dream that he went into his sons room.
He found him out of bed and on the
roof Of the house, where he had climbed
ia his sleep
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

The Detroit Free Press. under an edi-
eoriai head. - new bit Of history"
spesks Of Gen. John A. Dix, being ap-
preached in 1864, by . friend of Lin
coin, desiring him, at the request of the
latter TO allow his name to be placed on
the ticket with Lincoln, ~ v;ce-Presi-
DENTAL candidate. and that Gen. Dix.
Who was pleased At the request, after
ysfiscsing upon the subject, refused to
permit hls name to be used in such con-
nsction. The Free Press describes Gen.
Dix - the Secretary Of the Treasury
under the latter part of Buckanan's
administration. and while in such posi-
ton he gave his famous order elf any
man attempts TO haul down the Ameri.
can flsE shoot him ON tho spot" All
whissa 10 true, but this order stamped
him - . different man from jeremiah
Black, who ~ Buchanan's Attorney
General, saw no way of coercIng a
state. Tho Free Press gives what it
claims u . matter of fact, that during
the draft riots in New York city he had
. eommission in his possession issued to
him under the authority Of President
Lincoln and the Secretary of War.
authorizing Gen. Dix in his discretion
- declare martial law in the city, and
the Free Press claims. that ~ . true
Dsmocrat, he refased TO declare martial
lsw. But il omlts 20 say that such
riots were Democratic riots, and oc-
CURED during the time that Horatio
Seymour was Democratic Governor
Of New York. He also addressed
the rioters ~ my friends" and his
action in not properly enforcing the
Law made those riots possible, and seri-
ously embarrassed the general Govern
meut. The Free Press says that Gen.
DIX was elected Governor Of New York
BY the Republican party, and this is
correct He was elected Governor of
New York by the Republicans, after
being bitterly opposed by the Democrat
ic party. And this was tho measure of
Gen. DIX being q Democrat. that in
order - be . Union man and to give
~>Ause Of the Union proper support,
he like Daniel s. Dickinson, and many
other Democrats, who believed in the
Union and . vigorous prosecution of
the var, had to affiliate sith the Re-
publican party. and oppose the acts Of
the Democratic party.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

The mistakes of the compositor and
the shcvt- -sighsesiness of tho proofread-
er wero recently exempis6ed IN the
elaborate description " o wedding
party, whes. II was announced that e
rnandlin orchestra" discoursed sweet
music. What vas meant was man
Aolin ovchestrs." the nerest wrinkle in
awelldou
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
ATTORNEY tos Pixlnuf.
| xce sse

pkoBATE oRpER-ssste OF Michigan, crua-
" Of krnf-ss ~ a yes>fon of he f,rsseetr
rate onc~. ~ tle city 81 0-sns fApseAA on he
5ih day of June. In The year ole tsoassnd
el<ht hsaarca ana nissefy-sse
Press nj Cyrus Perkins Judge Of frobste.
In the m mafter cf the estate OF
JOHN y. kkkskAN. uecease1-
Abb3e ~. 3egTaw hssing - IL thss coQrt
her petition. praying that ts~ semsnss1raflea
of said estate may be GRATED sc herrifs
IL d ordered. thai FRIDAY. tie sth das 81
August. 1891 81 ten eieck In TIE fsrcneen. st
said probate o0ee. b appointed fct hsz1nx
sai1 petitBoa.
Anl a 10 further ordered. that . cepy al tzlis
order be published three successive ~eets pre-
vleus 10 sale dag of hearing. iu che TsslsssAu-
cuszfing In said ceunfy II kert.
CYRUS r rERElNk.
Ia true eopy.1 yu1Ge 81 pns<ate.
Ap0lrn b. Mason. Register seon 5aly -
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

SHERlTFE SALE-Ey ssr:se ss q exec~tsss
~ issued cut 81 aud ueacT fhs sea- 81 tee eif-
enst oourt oi the coants cf kent 50 tke k<Ats
Of Michsesa. AtssStea oa thS i&n cay 81 3uiy.
4. ID lisa - We Cir~et~d ssa as.iser~o. ~
fsvcr ef heteccA kssse<. pas1essc. ano
sxs.s>i tie sosds sna "a sstels. ss~ iss seat
thereof teea ef The fe~l s><<ss ~ Shsrsr>
Weftkct. tne defendant. fbrresD assasd- asse
iertec tie 'epa and xasii espssf sor safe ~
public aactsen or vendas. Go the htSisss bsd
DER. nj she sauth ifenf eatrSacs 90 tie n ss.sst
ceart rs.~sus sss1rt hisck so-osisedl. .. ths cis
81 Grand kFpids- Michigan. thai isossx tee
IlAue OF Eei.llAg the ciFrp4t csons si the csAniy
wher~tr safi premises Afs sif0atesi. sE fr ;cky
TIE IN ~ Of Aus u>t. A. u issi nj sea a'eisct
ia tie FORENOON Of xssa cas sse sclie~fnc ae-
scneed isnes ana premises;
All that cestsln piece ~ psrcri ef iseA. sns-
stssd AID bring In the CITY - srsad tspio>.
ceaasy eg Kent sad STATE cf = casgaa. knssn
abd described ~ ie.4ovs, tssst: tsi ss<s.isf
one (ll ef Beck wsfh's suo1ivisssn a. sf tcE 10
ef J. y. ttubt's addition 10 the csfs ef ssssss
Rapids. Nichixan. sccerosag ts tass rec.saeS
plat ot s4ic Subci Nislo3. SAD lot b<ink hfty 30
seet frsrs ee Leonard stre~t ssd nia rty -xA ca
feet On scr.ba<s strett
Dated. this 2aa eaS 81 Jpnr. A u. ls,s
LOOMS X biSnof.
kh~fiG sf Aeut G-ssres.
By ISAAC b. LANukEAUA-
tnesr nhcI a.
FsAng A. kopessA
Aetorscv toG Pixinun.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

Sealed Proposals.


oryrcs BoAnn or rueLfc wcsKa.l
GRASp Rs riDs. Mich. July Il. 1891. 4
Sealed proposals will be receiyed ~ the ofnce
OF the Board until saturday. July e. 1sei, ct
2.aUp. M. for the Improvement oe South Efef
strs ct frem Hall sirrei to Burton avenue. ~
cord ng ts the pians and specifications on his
NJ the Office OF the board.
The Board reserves the right to reject any Or
all bids
Each bidder shsIi deposit with his proposa,
the sun Of siexU te he forfcted 20 the city Of
Grand Rapids in case he shall fall 20 enter into
contract. Ia Accordance with lis prcpoesi.
should his said proposal be accepted b. The
Board Of Public Norks
Al proposals must br made upon blanks that
VII. he furnished upon Application af the once
Of the Beard
By order OF tire Board
JAMES y. DAVIS. President
fAttest-i
Fam A. fvAsrsv. Cserk. ssiy ss
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

sna Dakota Republicans have beea
warned against. The tsssehery of the
seushern Democracy . pfevsses@i and
ID seeks only 10 lead western Repuhh-
cana iRlo . party trap. is True nAsare
nss been SHOWN ap 81 iss;.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

Grand Rapids. Nieh Jaly z l@f.
rcuce - hefehr gwen fhsf TIE assessment
~ Tor The epeninf and widening Il Fnfor
t-e~t Ifor Frirce srre~f - Ran street fn TIE
ssty ~ fsrsbs Rapids "a rev IN nv hants arh
tnat VII receive payment thereon fe, ttt
P~re1s - f~ests asvs rem sffs esr>. ~ tke
"h'ee of me Ir-s~ures CITY Hat
WILLIAM HtEE
sav y Csts Tres<n-es.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
TRkAsURER's NOTICE.

Crs Tsvssrsys's 0rrscS.
ess~r Psrfr~. Niet Jalv IL fsei
Netee - hereby gwen that the ss<essnert
reit for fhe oree8nz and widening Of thsrles
sfret rom she south lire II shernsn street
'. ine ngrih line of Thomas street. q the cfty
oI "rana k,nids IL nee IN rny hands. ane
tnst VIII rreffts patfnrgt thereon for the
period of twenty asrs fro.s tfts fass Al me
once ei TIE City fressurer City Han.
WILLIAM HAKE
sais Cify 1rsssureR-
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
TREASURES. ~or,es.


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6eAled proposals wtti tse reccivc4 etthe e(Acs
OF the Hoard sneAl SATURDAY. JAW -. lsri n
80 O'Clock .. m. for the copsfractien -
land Avenue 20 Jeaersen svense. socsrsfns ~
the plans and specifications On tse ~ The ct
nee of the board.
or all bids
Each bldder shaii deposit win his props<si
the sum Of et0n tc ee forfeited o. TIE ossy ~
3rand Rapids 10 case he shsis faii "a ssslef sste
contract In accoTdADcc with his proposal.
shcuia bss said proposed ~ ascepted ~ the
Board ef Public workA
All proposals mus; he msde upon blanks
that viii he iuruishsd upon application ~ ne
ONCE oI the Board
By order OF the hoard.
fAttestl
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