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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-07
FROM OCEANICA.
Arrival of the Alameda With Late
Australian Exchanges.

The Pacific Mail steamer Alameda, from
Australia. brought Sydney exchanges to
July 18th and from Auckland to July 18th.
from which the following notes are CLEANED
The shearers' strike, which at last reports
seriously meTaeed the wool interests in
Queensland, has been declared off since the
middle OF June. since which time consider
able activity is reported among the carriers
and an increase in the railway traffic
On June 10Th disastrous fire. occurred In
Sydney, the warehouse of Mclean Brothers
being destroyed, with loss of about ga, 600.
Serious floods are reported in New South
Wales. On the night of July 1st the Muir
rumbidgee River rose TO such height and
flowed with such rapidity at Narandera that
several families had to be rescued in boat.
The water has spread round to distance
OF about three miles. The Chinese camp Is
inundated, and the residents had to be
rescued from the roofs and trees. From
various parts OF the district come also re-
ports OIL loss OF HE and destruction OF prop
erty,and exceptionally heavy rains continue.
The shearlng season is about to open in
New South les, and by some repetition
IS anticipated Of the recent experiences in
Queensland, with the shearers, although a
general strike is feared.
Australian fruit exporters are beginning To
have the same complaint to make as has
been heard in this country; namely that
growers are ia danger of losing the English
market by reason OF dishonest packing in
weight and quality of their products The
desirabllity of growers brands is being i'm
pressed upon the minds Of the latter by the
public press.
According to the completed returns of the
recent census of Western Australia, the
population of the colony consists of 1885
persons, as against %, 70S in 1881.
The Fourteenth Parliament of the COLONY
was opened June 23d, by the Governor. the
occasion being reported as one of unusual
brilliance.
The recent elections in New South Wales
resulted IN twenty-eight new members for
the Labor party, which appears TO be gain
ing in strength.
The Railway Commissioners of New
South Wales have under discussion the i'm
poItant question of establishing for railway
purposes uniform time TO be observed in
all the eastern colonies 1t is understood
that the colonies are OF the opinion that the
adoption of a common time between all the
colonies connected by railways would be
advantageous to all concerned, not only in
the working of the lines, but also with re-
gard to all commercial and industrial move
ments, They propose that as Melbourne is
the most central of all the capitals its mean
time should be adopted and that in order to
still further simplify the matter the twenty
four hour notation should be adopted aud
the confusion now arising from ante and
post meridian times be avoided.
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sunported hx Fr,anaa

a. c. Hussey, who has bern living in a
Sacramenso-street lodging house for some
time on the charity of friends, was sent to
the Almshouse yesterday Ia dying condi-
ton. He has been suffering for some time
from consumption. Some years ago he was
a very wealthy man and well known among
the stick operators. He lost all in recent
years by unfortunate specuiations and has
lately been supported By friends who knew
hiip In his better days.
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T ARGE LOTS, 50xl5O. FOR $500.
IN THE FRUITVALE TERRACE TRACT.
Small cash payment, balance in monthly install


This tract of land. generally known as the Oeta
gon-house property, lies at the of High and
old comfy road; it has always been acknow lodged
the finest location for pretty homes in around
Oakland and the public have often wondered why
this tract has not been opened TO them; is your
chance to secure OF these choice tions for
home cat prees); Talcotts Station California
II. RI is located ON the tract: Merose = p. X. X.
station only blocks away, with proposed %. w.
HearsD electric railway TO by the property, and
the Oakland and Haywards road only , blocks dis
Brooklyn Station, East Oakland. au2 1t
EOR EXCHANGED ACRES 6 MILES FROM
i San Jose, Stevens Creek road: acres in
French pruneS; win sell or exchange for improved
or un improved property. GRAY d SWENARTON,
ass Ninth st. Oakland. au2 If
EREE PASS FOR YEARS FURNISHED PUR-
ehasers In Prospect Hill Tract, Frutvale, who
viii build: lots $50 each: blocks from cars; SO
cash. 81 so monthly, per cent. II. b. PINNlSY,
9O7 Broadway. Oakland. 2Stf
GCQ0 TO $3.50 EACH; IS LOTS; 4Oxl35; $40
aDAOO cash, balance So monthly; within block
OF electric cars; this offer is made TO close out
tract; over 100 lots sold IN 80 days. NJ j. LAY
NANCE q Co, 466 Eighth St, Oakland. iy2S lot
COO CASH, BALANCE 81 so MONTHLY: LOTS
UAO in the Fairview Tract, the Piedmont
past weeks grandest opportunity ever offered to
buy property on the Piedmont cable upon easy
terms; street graded and city water. NJ J. lay
NANCE ~ CO., 465 Eighth St, Oakland. jy2S lot
CDR0 LOTS IN THE SUNSET TRACT; FIN
I'D LOO. est location in Fruitvale: only few lots
LEFT. DAVIS a. DOW, owner Twenty-thrd-aye.
Station. Oakland. yl0tf
NoTICE-S3O0 TO $3.50; LOTS AT FRUITvALR
~ Station. opposite the depot, offered for
sale at the most reasonable terms as follows:
opefourth cash, balance In @, IL Is and "a months,
or in monthly instaIlments from $40 upward; these
lots are the most accessible TO railroad
JEFFRESS & WHITE, or Twenty-third-aYe Land
Co.. Twenththrd-aye. Station. East Oakland mrl tt
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA RAJ ESTATE.


GJS0O $3.50 CASH, $50 PER MONTH, WILL
DICOO. buy a beautiful cottage all modern
improvements; 2Sx100; near Bay-st station.
S26OU--S25o cash, $25 per month, for pretty g.
room cottage. near station; all street work done
$2750-$350 cash, $50 month; 4Sxl6O feet: I
room cottage near Mastic station.
$235O-S300 cash, $25 month for little beauty
broom cottage on Webster ST. all modern i'm prov
menIs.
S2650-S401 cash, $25 a month: handsome g.
room dwelling on Pacific ave. station; mod
ern improvements and street work all complete.
Houses built TO order on easy instaiiments, on
the famous Fassking's PARK Tract, at Graad-st Sta
ton; reaaiy.
Houses for rent Open Sundays.
MARCUSE Il RENMELL.
The largest contracting firm in ALAMEDA County
o1ices-Alaineda. Bay-st Station aud High-st. Sta
ton. San Francisco. 52S Market st, opp. Palace
Hotel. aug 1t
MUST Biz S lid "A FINE CURNER LOT
li with hsise OF 3 rooms aad bath
Houses aai lots on easy terms. 500 to $500
down; instailm Hts So 10 - per month interest
included
want-d-A small r.ace in san Die 90 to exchange
fer Alameda prppeFiy.
Also. several PLACES h Aian,'ti 70 exe1anse for
outside lands.
For bargains 81 real s<;ata cal at MR.! l. IT,
CHANDLER c'.'s. i:i:5 IA ST, lear Msoaic
Buii3fmg Alameda au3tI
JUDD. HANLEy Il co, ISL Park ST., WILL
~ bu1id. sell ut yoa any ktiil ~ a house. aay-
where Ia Alamesia the most reasonable
terms. jy22 1t
HOUSES FOR SALE AND TO gEST JOHN
II i. WARD, Real tate and Insurance, l4ls
Park St. Alameda. jy22 tt
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Third-The Niece Tract lots are large being so
feet front by 1870 feet in depth and range in price
from $500 To $1,000 each while adjoining property
is held 70 per cent higher
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fourth-The NcCiee Tract is situated In the center
OF Berkeley, surrounded by handsome residences.
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Tenth-The terms are easy, only one-ffth cash as
first payment, balance In four equal yearly pay
ments, with low rate OF interest only per per
annum. For maps and fan particulars call upon or
Oakland Cal. aul lot
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OAKLAND HOUSES 70 RENT.


EUR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED UPPER
4 fiat; fine location; about minutes walk to
local train; references exchanged 1870 Union ST..
Oakland.
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Ninth-High elevation, pure air. abundant pure
water. unsurpassed scenery, richest soil the
globe: viii grew anything that land VIII produce.
These ali combine 10 make the MCGEE Tract one of
the most desirable places for home on the Pacific
Coast
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First-The Oakland and Berkeley Electric Road
runs through this property every ten minutes
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Second-The MCGEE Tract Is within two blocks OF
haif-hour local trains to San Francisco.
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The crown Of our educational system is here The
most prominent university OF the laGd free to all
that seek TO study within It's halls.
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STORAGE,

R00 DOUBLE BEDS AND MATTRESSE S
OOO 81 80: 500 single-bed mattresses, SIS SO. j.
NOONAN, l017-l023 Mission St au4 I'm
FURNITURE, MERCHANDISE, PIANOS ETC.
4 stored at reasonable rates. r. +. OSBORN n
CO., 15l-53 Market ST. bet Third and Fourth ~ 3Otf
FURNITURE. TRUNKS, PIANOS. ETC, TAKEN
care OF and stored at reasonable rates: advances
made. LIEBES Pioneer Storage Company, sue
eessors to H. Wendell, $40 Stockton ST. jy9 Il
E'lRST- CLASS STORAGE; UPPER FLOORS:
II 642-6A4 Mission st. CHAS L. TAYLOR. fy3 ri
L0RIN REAL ESTATE.
Unusual OPPORTUNITY LOOK AT THIS,
- Lot 7Sxl20: fine modern house. rooms new
on sunny sids Of leading street. only block from
local railroad station and electric ratroad S5O30;
only 5000 cash. balance In monthly payments
IRWIN JOHNSON. Adeline ST. Lorin. aul Tt
BESKELEf REAL ESTATE.
l. Ew cHuiCE LOTS CHEAT. j. HENDERSON
Jr- CoaloE 40 Ellis ST., S. L. j5Sv u
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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,

Seventh-The system of education cannot be
spcct
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Eighth-Churches are here OF all denominations,
with buildings OF the most substantial and pleasing
architectural designs
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Gc00 BOOKS STATIONERY. SCHOOL sup
tlOOV' plies and general store; prominent cor
IN The vicinity OF four prin cipaI schools doing
ire trade; large stock: owner IS engaged in other
business IN different portion of the city. Apply
K. KENNY % ksarny ST. IL
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G10S PER LOT FOR ONE OF THE FINEST
This tract is selling ranidly, il is beautifully
situated, with grand view OF San Francisco and
the bay and perfectly level Railroad station on
the tract and the electric line OF cars connect
with Oakland direct.
Lots selling for from to 10 every week to
careful buyers in Oakland and San Francisco.
viii give the names OF all purchasers to any one
and show the property upon application to office.
Terms only SO or $25 cash ito suit) and the bal
aBce OF 800 payable SIS per month.
Apply Immediately IL You want good bargain
before the balance sold. These lots viii double
in value in less than and viii. without doubt.
be worth at least $500 per lot in l9 months to 2
years from date.
E w. WOODWARD & CO., so2 Broadway. Oak
land. aus Tt
G60A0 WORTH $4,000; A.FINE HOME OF
.DOVUO. IL rooms and bath and other build
ibgs; choice corner lot 75xl75; street work done:
Is convenient to and loca must be Sold as the
owner lives IN Washington; come ana see it before
purchasing elsewhere.
$1,000 buys desirable 5-room cottage; near train
to San Francisco; easy terms: forced sale. Apply
al once, HUGH NJ. CAMERON, 473 Ninth ST., oak
land aus Tt
0lT6 AND s2OO-LorS IN FRUITVALE, ON
ID u electric road beautiful high grounds;
easy terms. You buy direct of the owners, L. L.
SALISBURY, 468 Ninth st, Oakland. aus 7t
< ACRES NICE LEVEL LAND, GOOD SOIL
~ suitable for chicken ranch or orchard; land near
fruityae only $500 per acre. half cash; acres on
Telegraph ave-, will subdivide in Sc large lots,
price $500, halt cash, here is q bargain. L. l.
SALISBURY, ass Ninth ST., Oakland. aus 1t
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TEN REASONS WHY.

THE FINEST AND CHEAPEST PROPERTY IN
NORTH OAKLAND OR BERKELEY.
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GS0O PARTNER WANTED IN A FIRST
e-ObO. class cash business in this city, clearing
a. least 500 per month to each partner: established
10 years; no night or Sunday work; proposes TO
take partner Ia order to extend the business; no
previous experience required; business sure TO
double, Apply X. KENNY, % Kezrny 81. II
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Fifth he system OF sewerage is perfect the main
sewer running from the hills 10 the bay
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1lo LEASE FOR 10 YEARS CHEAP, Lor 50xI0O
i nh i"uftreiith near Falen-fz. Inquire OF h; C.
DUFFY ii CO., lis kearny Ss auT n
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sixth-The climate is the best In the word-never
hot, never cold The mountains at its back protect
il from the cold north and east winds in winter,
with just sufficient sea AIR In the summer to make it
delightful.
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l. Ew CHOICE LOTS CHEAT. j. HENDERSON
4 Jr., Coal Once. 1870 Ellis ST., S. Il. i3;v u
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GE0n FINE PAYING SALOON FOR SALE;
N'OOO. one of the best locations in the northern
part Of the city: IS nicely fitted up and doing large
trade; best OF reasons for selling. Apply to X.
hkANY. Y keaTny 81. Il
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$3.50 M Ma ITS ST, SIDE Bar SALOON;
WOOD & CO, 9l31. Market st It's
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MARKET ST, WITH 70 TT. FRONTAGE; NEW
w imnrov ents; paying about per cent: must
De sold By August 1Utb: the owner has authorized
us 10 sell at our appraisemeat. Gail at once and
get iul particulars, O'FARRELL Il LANG. IL
Montgomery st. aus St
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THE MCGEE TRACT, BERKELEY.
THE CREAM OF BERKELEY PROPERTY.

THE MCGEE TRACT, BERKELEY.
THE CREAM OF BERKELEY PROPERTY.
THE FINEST AND CHEAPEST PROPERTY IN
NORTH OAKLAND OR BERKELEY.
TEN REASONS WHY
First-The Oakland and Berkeley Electric Road
runs through this property every ten minutes.
second-The McGee Tract Is within two blocks OF
halt-hour local trains to San Francisco.
Third-The Niece Tract lots are large, being so
feet front by 80 feet in depth and range In price
from $500 To $1,000 each. while adjoining property
is held 20 per cent higher.
Fourth-The NcGee Tract is situated In the center
OF Berkeley surrounded by handsome residences
Fitth-7he system OF sewerage is perfect, the main
sewer running from the hills To the bay
sixth-The climate is the best In the world-neyer
hot, never cold The mountains at its back protect
it from the cold north and east winds in winter
with just sufficient sea air In the summer make it
delightful.
seventh-The system of education cannot be
equaled on the Pacific Coast-compIete in every re-
spect.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
The crown of our educational system, Is here. The
most prominent university OF laad, to all
that seek TO study within It's halls.
Eighth-Churches are here OF all denominations
with buildings OF the most substantial and pleasing
architectural designs.
Ninth-High elevation. pure air. abundant pure
water. unsurpassed scenery, richest soil the
globe: viii grew anything that land VIII produce.
These ali combine TO make the McGee Tract one of
the most desirable places for home on the Pacific
Coast
Tenth-The terms are easy, only one-ffth cash as
first payment, balance In four equal yearly pay
nents, with low OF interest," only per cent per
amnum For maps and I'm pArtlcnlars CAL npnn or
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i}ANK DIVIDENDS HAVE BEEN DECLARED
- averaging 1 Y per cent per annum; examine
the following list ot investment properties ye ding
At least times the interest Of savings banks and
aging Tor themselves in 5. 7 and years.
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TAILOR TO BUY AN OLD ESTABLISHED
l merchant tailoring establishment; best stand in
wn; excellent opening FOR a good tailor; only
small amount OF money required; retiring from
business. 4. ii. SCHMIDT, Merchant Tailor, Grass
Valley mi
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= AEGAIN IN AN JOSE; PARK VILLA SALOON
u II the race-trAck (fair grounds) and adjoining
baseball grounds; will do business $50 per day
mex week must be sold AT once nut of other
business. price Sl250; STOCK, etc, worth the price
Al piy the premises au7 Bis
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IE0Q COMMERCIAL EXPRESS AND
= 1COO. transfer business-Partner wanted to
act cashier, keep books attend general offce
ork In an established transfer and express com
pauy with large business, working i've teams with
all they can GO; owner 4 frst-class, wlde-awake
business man; finds more than he attend. with
a business clearing $3.50 per month aud growing
rapidly; VIII give some active man a bargain not
met with IN a lifetime; Investigation and best OF
reference. GEO. STEWART 1875 Kearny St. 1t
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GQ600 WORTH S5OO0-SACRAMENTO ST.
Ncoou. mo. 1929, cor. of Golden court. bet
Jones aud Leavenworth: lot % :6xS7 20, and house
OF rooms, bath, etc. For sale by N. b. LEVY, 432
California ST. ana bt
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c. T0O HOTEL FOR SALE AT PoTRERO;
y wv. vicinity manufactures where 10 900
hIen are emplOyed; selling only account sickness.
Apply W. r. HEALE, l14S Market, Taylor. q It's
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GCHOnI LANDS 81 so TO So AN ACRE: ON
- very easy terms sold by the state in tracts to
suit; 10 residence improvements required: all
kiHes OF lands, IN many different counties; send
stamp for list: open day and evenings. +. w.
LAKE, d Flood building l3u
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C0SOO HOTEL: TOWN 5000, NEAR CITY;
tD-OOO. sale account of death; bids wanted
Pacihc Exchange. % kearHy st. Its
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II IRE Is THE CHANCE OF YOUR LIFE-LOTS
IA in lovely FL Moro, $40 and upward; weekly
payments OF 81 taken ON Tots; FL Moro fronts OIL
Moro BAY. the only hay of any consequence be
tween here and Saa Diego: grand beach: fine bath
ing, hslins, etc. the finest climate: most prolific
vegetation Ia the world no sensible person ought
overlook this. EoT lots, information, ETC.. address
Moro Bay Improvement Co.. Flood Binding.
knom q; open also eyeniugS. in2l II
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q 0OS0 WORTH $4,000; GOLDEN GATE
tDC-OO. ave- (No. I057) lot 81 :6xl2U; nextto
corner OF Buchanan St; business location and equal
to corner. For sale by NJ. b. LEVY, 432 CaIifor-
MA, near Montgomery. aus st
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10 ACRES OF THE FINEST FRUIT LAND IN
~ the $ ate; only $3.50 payable $40 cash. bat
ahCe IN monthly payments and no interest: nothing
like it ever offered. WESTERN LAND COMPANY,
$50 Market street.
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SEWING MACHINE

M AcBINES RENTED SOLD, EXCHANGED; RE.
w pairing done. w. ULLA EB. 422 Montgy ave SIN
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" REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
AuctoneerS and House Brokers Ful charge taken
OF prorfrty. Members OF The San Francisco Real
Estate Exchange. IL Montgomery street.
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I'D GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT = SEND
,, sSuf od gold and silver by mail TO old and
= eIlao!e mouse OF A. COLEMAN, Al Third ST., San
HrAhcisco; Will send by return mai the cash; IL
amount % not satisfactory viii return the gold 2y
Gan FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
voc my ST. the only corporation that lends
money ON dlnmonds. watches: LOW inrnrasr nc4rf
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HOUSES no LET

10 YOU WANT PROPERTY, CITY OR CoUN-
~ try in tie rrettiest valley Of the State? Apply
10 Aapa Land Co.. Aapa CAL Tor LIST of proper
ties. se1s III
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GOS00 STEAM LAUNDRY: FINE LOCA-
u -DOO. tioa: long lease: cheap rent: paying
business. EICHENLAUB, 759 Market ST. au7 At
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SALOoN FOR SALE; MUST BE SOLD THIS
- mouth. 22l Ellis st. au7 7t*
d Wing MILK ROUTE; CANS; HORSE AND
wagon 30l2 Larkin st. au7 IT.
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SALooNMEN-GESUI GOOD CHANCE FOR
- Tor man with small capita agents. Address
Chance, Box l49. CALL Branch once. au7 3ts
SALooN FOR SALE; A BARGAIN. II VALEN-
- cia 81. au7 3tt
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a SELF-PLAYING ORGAN FROM $50 To $500;
y plays everything as perfectly as q orchestra.
hOHLER * CHASE, sole agents, 20. % and 80
OFarrell ST. ap23 II
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-28

determine the printing, binding and sta
tionery that will be necessary for the use
of such county for the ensuing year after
the first day OF September. The board
shal classify the printing, binding and
stationery to the best advantage possible
as fellows:
The first class shall embrace letter heads,
envelopes, circulars, blanks and other work
usually executed on writing paper. The Sec
ond class shall embrace all record books, tax
duplicate deeds and mortgage records a2d
such like work. The third class shall en-
brace all ink, pens, pencils, inkstnnds, rubber
bands, eras~rs and all other miscellaneous
items OF stationery necessary or required by
any law to be furnished for public use not
specifically mentioned hereinafter.
sec. provides that soon such classifi-
cation shall be made it shall be the duty OF
said board of commissioners to cause a record
thereof to be made in the record of proceedings
OF such board aud shall thereupon advertise in
two newspapers Of opposite political parties
having the largest circulation published at the
capital of this state aud in two newspapers Of
opposite political parties if such there be printed
and published in the county, for bids for turn-
ishing ali such paper, printing and stationery,
according TO classification thsy have made. for
the period OF one year. Such advertisement
shall he published Tor three weeks. and upon
receiving proposals such hoard Of commits
sioners shall let the contract for publishing
such stationery to the lowest and best re-
sponsb!e bidder or bidders. Provided, how.
ever. that such board may, for good reason,
reject all such proposals and Immediately re-
advertise for further proposals. Contractor TO
give bond.
The bill has an emergency clause