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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-07
A urievous Wrong.

Probably no act Of the late IeFisla
tufe affects the people more seriously
than the delinquent tas isw. which
constitutes every public prosecutor a
smelling committee. 4" to delss among
the musty records Of the past Tor The
ale purpose al asceftaining u the
record has not been accurately kept.
II some officer has failed Ia tfanserihe
your written return la the assessor
correctly II some tar collector has
nsglec,esi lo give You proper ofe,ii, on
The hooks 81 the county II soms
calamity has deprived you Of the
written evidence that your tases, Ia
the utmos. isr.hing. have always been
paid. yoa are. under The provisions II
that act. absolutely At the mercy II The
iaw. which Imposes = severe Issnal,y
and rate ~ Interest that goes right
along until II often runs up Ia ten ~
fifteen times the amount ~ the oslel
nal debt.
That many etross haze oeeusre'i ls
shown by the tas receipts that have
tsen produced by ,hose served eth
notice oi delinquency. and this 10 ample
Justification 81 ,hs belief that maay
who eanao, produce Feeelp,s have paid
.asss that nos are . charge against
their property with penalties and In
teFest sssissi.
The Mckinley las ls q bitter pill IA
poos paopls Who have. in some 10
stances. 10 pay many times The value
Of On article Of prime necessity, 10 pas
moasy into The l'aetsss oi the wealthy
manufacturer, bat this 10 . sslIi moFa
ssissoa. wrong. for |. permits . tas,
even II by nsslee. II hos heeoms delin'
qusat. ~ assume colossal propositions
and coHirons the ownss ~ lands as q
Gre. lien upon HE realty.
The .asiif .ss 10 paid In small sems
daFias The whole pear sud 10 .hssesoFs
comparatively aanosieed, While ,hs
delinquent tas notice comes 10 q
thundsreisp. los, ~ the time whsu
the poor man 10 starring swsy ever
spare nickel and dime to pay The tss
levy oi The aasrens year
Hut. thants to . Democrats nosrl
al Commissioners. The p~aple 81 Thurs
Inn are MOI likely ,o suffer 80 badly a.
soms al their nssshlos. from hi.
vicious legislation. Our Heard ha,
realised The sFs~s iaIassies the, woala
result from rlaains reliance spoa ,h'
hosissrsiEs reooris ii The dim pee
snd have authorised the Treasurer d,
balance The boots up Ia isfs.
This 10 better than In pa, The rsopl'
10 the sspsass oi sal, that even
though IA might Fesai. In their lava
on constitutional grounds. ssvsr,he
isss weaid be the sahlset 81 mucl
snnoysnoe.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-07
FORECLOSURE SUIT.
A Walla Walla Bank after a Thurs.
ton County Sawmill.


The First National bank of Walla
Walla filed foreclosure suit in the
Superior court Friday against George
w. Hunt, John L. Nye, Daniel Heidi
can, John Reynolds and F. S. Oliver
to recover $4,000 represented by
promissory notes, secured by mort
gage on two sawmills known as Hunts
mills, on Scatter creek, in Thurston
county, together with machinery, APP
pliances and 80, 600 ties, 1000, 900 feet
of lumber and 100000 feet of logs.
This mortgage was executed May 49,
1891.
The foreclosure suit is brought to
prevent the sale of a certain part oil
the property to John l.. Nye under
judgment obtained by enforcing two
alleged liens in the Superior court
February 4, 1892, for sawlogs cut on a
part of the mortgaged property, and
directing a sale of the same to satisfy
and pay the amount of the claim
81 ,S54, together with costs and in
terest. The plaintiffs in <the fore
closure case ask for interest and $3.50
attorneys fees, in addition to the $50,
600.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-07

fms ro.ssl Telegraph 90 have -.
dues.i the rates on messages a. British
Columbia kilograms ~ Nistosls.
vaneaussf. Ns~ wssiululssef snd
Chsfmanas So inf ca cents he the
fiFsl isn wosls sna tsuf ueuts he each
additional. aad IA uthsf lsfsn.s the
Fhsrge V sl, hstaeF rate Oh 10
Nigh. rates sTs 90 een,s sni three
usn.s ~ ihe Isplais NAMED aod 10
and I've esnts 81 the other offices
This action II the ras.sl Company is
the mose remarkable aad h. be o,sm
nsansls'i lron, the fact that u has ne
tlsal lire Ia British Cuiumlla sud
,ha te,iuetion IL purely = volnntaf,
at so lie part
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nInoCRAILc oouAfY -

Hsns,at A ~ fhamlets ~ uitintia
Representatives .. hsiist. ~ uifmrts. Z
q. Cssa, Of Hurssds.
Superior Judge Aiea. 81 oismpls
County Asaitaf Alss Ia sdais ~ ulfmitis
t"unty Niefs hola. ufshan, ~ uistnpia
s-sstH q rrlaee. ~ nneeas
Treasurer A u uioYsr. ~ ulsmtaa
taanty Attorney :. = Aesfe. II Olympia
AsssssaFef fsier ~ Olympia
superintendent ~ sehuuis I. u hffus. -
nueada
Commissioners Fisss District Milton niles
ssesna District. s,safge isngftiss fhifa las
tFlet. ueasss q eisss
kaFxeg thenassss feaHe ~ LITTLE hses
tatonwF -ut. A nlivst ~ Olympia
wfsesmassef -csaFsiand Kihssidse. ~ olt m
pla.
Justice ~ the rsssr Peter raas ~ Olfmtia
nanssshlss ~ l,ss smith snd Dsa shassf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-07

A eosvxsrsos oi Theosopsls.s Of
shs Pacific Coast met ii Hsn FFa.esseo
Saturday rwsa,y. three delegates ~s'e
In s,ssndancs sad atty proslss wele
sen, In. rfsat 1 i'loiss,i. oi seattle.
YES chosen Chairman, snd Ahhoss
CLARK. 81 ias Aassles Secretary. lee
tusss wsse delivered by Mica Welsh,
oa The Elements 81 Lave la Tho
Wisdom of Religion, " and by Dt A.
Anderson oa Mys.sr.s u the ns.
Listh,"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-07

Hos. Dupsxy Fov,x, oi Evansville,
Ind. Who he. hssa al hts lite prom.
laeat Republican, aud who is yell
known Ia the country - one oi the
prominent sisoes,ss II elsil service
reform. 10 mailing speeches. In which
he shows that |. wili 10 foe The public
hsnsfi, ,ha. Cleveland and Stevenson
be elected. Hls arguments are hasssi
upon the tariff issues. mssnly lie
regards The authority given the rfesl.
den, In the Mckinley bill. to suspend
dn.les by proclamation, ss q grave
menace so ifee government
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-07

A. Eas.sra Dispatch save thu, John
l.. Sullivan will ehsllsnss Cosl,st. thu,
he l.ellesss ,he sish, In Nee Orleans Gas
aniaif. and ths, he had l.esn the ,is,im
oi ssms hind 81 ioal play. ~hieh eause.i
him 10 lose the battle This ulaolon
~as quite general smeag Halllsaa's
friends Immediately si.ss the fEh,
Tas idaho ilem~fasy. :, " fetaF,e'i
have wishasswn their elsetaEal ticket
and sad0ssed The slsetnss ~ shs i'ss,.
pls's party ticket THE u is uais'.
sta.d. ls done ~ish the sanction a The
Essioaai Comasittse.
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q. sm,ss.t s.,sss,ss 49, sasa.
ttaa.

tanslitallanaiiY q taa van have
no other hasi- than ths raising 81
revenue iuf putlie purposes. says
Judge Capley, aud whatever govern
mental ssastlun has nnt this basis. l.
tYfanaieal and unlawful A tss on
imIu,fis, therefore, lhe pufpose At
which 10 not o. fsiss tetsn0e. bat 81
ui's.tue, and Indirectly pFohilit some
particular impos, lpF else hsHehl If
s,ma homs manufacturer, may vel
be- questioned ~ l,uina nstsly eulat
able aud. therefore. nnt warranted ~
constitutional principles
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Particular Notice

Is her eby given that will he in Olympia the
1 LIST Of October, and as my stay will be short
wish to notify all my debtors to be ready to
settle, as must close up my affairs In Thurston
county, and must do SO Immediately.
have quantity of No. hay for SALE which
will be sold cheap. Address or call on me at
Olympia for one week from the LIST of October.
DAVID CHAMBERS,
Sept. 30 1w. Redlands, Cal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-07

usW % saHssasss Asasstssa wages,
London (Englsndl siaadasd 4" The
Mckinley hlli opens = mes ,fasls ia1
lhe l,anslll ~ auF tallnss. dFtssmals ga
aud steamship eompaniss Any ,ailn'
~ dFessmatef can ad,rstise ta SUPPLY
Amssiesns eth three suits ~ sluths.
Al the same price - IL usuaily psli Va
Nsw YoEk. aud sivs them fss, elias.
ticket lo fnsland and hack los lltli
day and stlli make money on the
transaction
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-07

tuN National Woman Tuiffagists
Cuaveniion met IN Washington, a few
dsts sgu, AMI placed Mrs Victoria
Mw=lhull Martin. II New Work. In
nomination loT President Of the United
States. And Mr.. Htowe. oi California.
Zoe Vice rresldun, The platform
asks the election officers throughout
she euunlfy to allow them 10 east 4
talbot this lall, aud says ny the
unlte,l eHoFla ~ the women voters Of
,is naliun. 49, wiil drive anarchy
rfims. Insanity aud drunkenness from
ouT mlds, ~ Humanitarian efforts
t,Aete,i hs the ballot
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THROUGH THEIR HATS
is THE WAY THEY HAVE BEEN
TALKING.
The Peoples Party Claim that they
were I'm n Majority far South Re
futed by Figures.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 5.-Georgia has
voted the Democratic ticket by about
$4,000. At noon it was admitted that
the Democrats had 10000 majority,
the agricultural counties being con-
coded to the Peoples party.
1t was here that the surprise was
shown. When the reports from these
counties came in they showed steady
stream of big majorities for the Demo-
Gratis. The counties known to be the
hot-bed of third-partyism came up
with surprising change of front. The
Peoples party leaders were completely
demoralized.
Rockdale, the home Of Candidate
Peck, gave 5000 majority for Northern.
The only person rash enough to VEN
ture a prediction of 10000 majority
was Elector b. M. Blackburn, and to-
night he is hailed as a prophet in
politics.
AND HOW is IT IN FLORIDA?
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. 4.-Returns
tonight indicate a majority for Mitch
ell (Dem.). for Governor, of more than
10000. The Republicans had no ticket
in the field. The Peoples party vote
will be under 5000.
LATER.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. 4.-Returns
up to midnight indicate the election OF
the entire Democratic ticket by ma
jori.y of 1880. The Peoples party
polled 5000 votes.
These returns, taken with the vote
of Arkansas last month, which gave
three to one for Fishback (Dem.) over
Whipple (Rep.) and Carnahan (Peo-
Piles candidate), should serve to show
that there is not the slightest ground
for the assertion that the Peoples
Party had became an important fac
tor in Southern politics. The result
shows that the old party has lost none
OF its strength, and the vote coming
as it does on the eve of the Presidential
election, is the straw that shows the
direction OF the wind.
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tanef.s. tha,n. sual t.sf.t tssu.s 4
sMn1sr tlafkf
sapfstne lndHes y ~ ntmA.f ra.n D..
aens a Manus hEiuAa
tiuttfnH ~ sulsfIT tsk ma
Lieutenant tsasatnuF ~ Iuispn Dot
fagsan
Fstafs af state lahn II. Hsatt Nasau
tisasutsi tsuisan iaihiot. -tseft
Auditor aAHmsl nass Whaieuta
AuasusY ueaersl ~ star. iisaslas
superintendent ~ Euhlis tustta. tiun d
MaFHsn klttiias
os@sn lssianef - fahiis Lands ~ . = te~ts
Ciailsm4
state Printer u B.sfslap Atuksns
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-07

4 Vutsu lady, working Ia clothing
store la woonsoskei. Mass. placed
hes name aud address IN the packet
IT pair II pants. and. nEurati,ely
speaking. east !, aifllt on the great
,-nean II uncertainties John fr4chea.
IT Hutton. ohio. bought Tie yants,
sad literally found in HE trowsor's
psctei = wiie iIe coFFesponded with
Clara, tell ~ hove with her, pro.
pounded Else momen,oas question.
was accepted, aud finally married her.
Az che honeymoon 10 not yet over,
the dispatches have not announced
wha wvafs the pants
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-07

COMING TO OLYMPIA.-One or more
surgeons OF the National Surgical In
stitute. No. 3l9 Bush street, San Fran
cisco, will be at the Hotel Olympia,
Olympia, October 24th, and at the
Grand Pacific Hotel, Tacoma, October
10Th, one day only. This institute is
specially devoted to the treatment OF
curvature of the spine, diseases of the
hip and knee joint, crooked limbo, club
feet and all bodily deformities. Their
success in treating these troubles, as
we'll as nasal catarrh and all chronic
diseases, has made for the institute a
national reputation. All persons who
are suffering from any OF these com.
plants should not fail to take advant.
age of this opportunity for relief. Ask
your postmaster for circulars. Refer
ence may be had to the following
Governor E. P. Ferry, Olympia; John
P. Hoyt, Justice of the Supreme Court
of Washington; Ben. E. Snipes
banker, Seattle; John Hanna, theatri.
cal manager, Seattle; Daniel Shea
Duwamish.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-07

TITS Womans wutlls Par nnatd
~ Nee fofk hss adopted fvsnluliaa.
requesting that the exposition h. u,.sn
SUNDAY ivf ti's lsnss.s ~ al elssse..
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Sept. 80 1w

THE British Columbia Lumber COM
bine has been dissolved, and fall in
rates is anticipated.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-07

FmN Fierce county Democratic
tunmitteu met yesterday. Their
proceedings weFe harmonious The
baf nominations wsfe endorsed. and a
gssSi ticket nominated The following
Legislative nominations we're made
=enatofs-A e. pfeshsch. D.. Stein.
hseh. lunn q Campbell aud Louis
Foas Representatives. Driscoll. W.
u FisAe. stephen Iadspn. X. a. Gran
dall " e Hharpstelu. Fred Mottct,
" ~ y Anderson Iohn leo. e. e.
theffy aud q ~ Curtis
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-07

Tas Legislative Csaacll Il Moth
Uafollas has passed. q woman franchise
hill, ~iih ptus,so tia, wo,nan voters
MAJ register ~ithoat l,essonal attend.
snss q, the place - registration
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-07

TVS Bloomington iluntlng Cluh, ~
lileosniarion. ~ lalsly passed. through
faeoWs, en ,helf Tstusa home thes
had sams lo British Culunal,ia on .
hun,,aE srI.ssiiiioa 10 ~. Pullman
private eas Ciopalfs, one ~ the l.rsl
eseS built ~ tha, company Con
nected eth the eluh aud ln the pats
~sfe J q, stevenson, htolheF II
Adlal Stevenson. the ilemosfate NOM
lnss Zoe Vice President. aud ! n snd
= q Stevenson. bis nsphsws Thsss
three gentlemen, ~ fssl0nso to
query ~ q reporter. expressed great
faith 10 the belief that illiuAs all ~
Democratic this teaf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-07
Wanted.

ftNi tmF pfuFsfiF - = hafsain -iawn inis ~
stftsWe property tHttUtted ~ uthefstss
Apels So y tEhkKf
A. feHtfsan Hotel
oBntis tltt tses
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-07

TIE Republican National Commit
Tee AL ioF campaign fund oi a.
Unssn The lapulry naturally arises
b. shat uses can such large sum bo
sprllel unless u be- 81 corrupt the
ballot ~ vhulesalo purchase Of ,otcsT
tvs British hafk Madeira ha. been
eut eight months ifom Tacoma. wheat.
laden luf che United king,lom by
nsliouf. uulhfle 4 Go II is feared
she has been Sfocked
TuN dreadlul scoufge. cholera. con.
ilnues in that plague. stricken city.
llamhusa ~ lar B, has obtained uo
itulihuld ia this country
tur ground swell began al the gulf
snd IL rolling nufthwafd Democracy
ell receive larger popular majority
than u did in INss
Nss,t iianks has again broken her
te,ufl. and bet time - now 90
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-07

"Castoria is so well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known TO me- II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Iii So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, n. Y.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-07

THE political pot begins to boil.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-07

Tue i'rmus Fallr campaign commit
tee have laiofmAtioa ~ plan o.
eoloniss votes N the state ~ Nsw
Nu's iEum rranss lssnia and negrss
isum tbe Southern states The Fesis
,fa,ien begins b. moffuw sad the pfo
ess,linE. II ssefy lrafJ ~lll ~ eafs.
iulit ~Atrhsd
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-07

tAsss tuuHNrt. ,hs champion pa.
s,llsl. made bis appearance Monday
hight 81 thsaissth n =. .lar 10
= play entitled ",ientleman Jim lie
"a said O. have made quite = s,s,ai
atteafanes un ths stage
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-07

Ma hftyrssu# was given an ota
iluu =, hsshmond. Va un his appear.
aar. ~ lhst cts last weet
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-07
for Infants and Children.

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhua. Eructaton,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di.
gestion,
Without injurious medication
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-07

uut ta.at,,,sstat.t att"ts snnst ", .
~, 1s.m ths untfsHse"s .arHsi
tisns 80 80, usttaaas 49, httt.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-07

TIE CssrAuR COMPANY, II MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-15
WANT A NEW BUILDING.
More Room Needed for the State
Historical Library.

More Room Needed for the State
Historical Library.
The state historical society has de-
termined to take steps toward securing
building of its own, and will ask the
legislature this winter to pass an ap-
preparation for the purpose. At last
nights meeting of the society the sub
ject was discussed at length. and it was
decided to have President Ramsey ap-
point committee, which he. will an
nounce at the next session. This COM
mittee will draft bill and take all the
necessary steps to procure from the
legislature enough money to erect a
building. The present cramped quarters
of the society have long been made
quate, but of late the library has in
creased to such an extent that there is
barely room to move about between the
rows of bookcases.
The necessity for other quarters was
further impressed on the members
when it was found necessary to order
more bookcases last night to accommo-
date the volumes that have been &C
cumulating for several weeks.
The society transacted good deal of
routine business. The Sibley manu-
script committee reported that the vol
ume would be received from the pub
fishers in a few days, and the committee
on publications reported that Volume
of the society's publications would also
be ready for distribution in short time
The Columbus celebration committee
made final report, with the statement
that the programme carried out by So
ciety had been highly complmented,
and proved a success in every way.
Secretary Williams gave an account of
several valuable donations received
lately.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-15
AID. WARREN ELATED.
The Eighth Ward City Father
Considers Himself InAorsed.

Aid. Cary l. Warren was in an ecstatic
frame Of mind yesterday. For over a
year he has Waged warfare on the street
railway management because of the in
adequate service TO the WarrendaIe dis
trict, and since he has become the spec
ial custodian of the interests of that
section of the city, by virtue of his cleo
ton to the council, he has been in
defatigably active. He secured the
passage of two ordinances after an in
tereStlng and exciting struggle. One
directs the street railway company, un-
der its original horse car franchise
grant, to construct at once horse car
line on Front street. from Rice and via
ChatSWorth street TO Como Park, and
the other directs the construction of an
electric line out Charles street, from
Rice street to Grotto. Under the pro-
visions Of the charter of the road the
building of only one mile can be en-
forced III one year, and those roads
make just the mile. In the case of the
horse car line the company must build
within a reasonable space of time, not
to exceed six months. and inasmucn as
Secretary Goodrich, OF the company,
has said that it can be built in two
weeks, Mr.. Warren maintains that it
must be in operation pretty soon. for
both ordinances have been signed by
the mayor and they are now operative.
The corporation attorneys views coin
eide with those Of the plucky and ener-
getlc alderman. The case may go to the
courts for adjudication, and certainly
VIII should the street car company hold
out against complying with the demands
OF the council.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-15
KEENE's COMING

Looked Forward to as Dramatic
Treat.
Throwing the search light upon the
records of the past, we perceive no actor
who has attained such prominence as
Keene in the part of Richard III. He
has lent to the part strength and indi-
viduality entirely his own. Although
at times severely criticised for his in
terpolations and accused of ranting, he
has at last won from the most critical
the acknowledgment that his original
conception of this unique character is
the correct one. But it is not in Rich
ard alone that Keene towers head and
shoulders above other competitors for
honors in the field of the legitimate
drama. AS Richelieu, Othello, Shy
lock and other characters he shows the
extreme versatility of his genius and his
sterling qualities and power as an actor.
The coming of Keene will be welcomed
by our public as the weary traveller well
comes the oasis in the desert. Satisfied
with comedy, they long for a feast of
the thoughts and beauties of expression
found only in the works of such master
minds as Shakespeare. Bulwer. Gold
smith and Sheridan. That Mr.. Keene's
engagement from financial point of
view will surpass all previous records at
the Metropolitan opera house is guar
anteed by the interest that has been
aroused by the announcement Of this
notable engagement.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-15

CONTRACT Work. FILLING AND
~ DRAINING SWAMPS. MARSH S
AND PONDS IN EASTVILLE HEIGHTS
AND ARLINGTON HILLS ADDITION
Office of the Board of Public Works. City of
ST. Paul. Mimi. Nov. 3, 1S92.-Sealed bids
will be received by the Board of Pub
lie Works in and for the corporation of the
City of ST. Paul. Minnesota, at their Office. i'll
said city, until 12 m. OH the sixteenth day of
Novemt er, A. d. 1892, for filling and drain
ing southeast quarter of block 9. west part of
block 10. and lot II. block 16, all in Eastville
Heights, st. Paul. and lots l, 2 and 8. block
20, Arlington Hills Addition, in said city, to
abate nuisance of swamps. marshes and
stagnant ponds thereon according to plans
and specifications on file in the Office of said
Board.
A bond with at least two (2) sureties in a
sum OF at least twenty coy per cent, or a GER
titled check on Il bank of st. Paul in a sum
of at least ten (10) per cent. of the gross
amount bid must accompany each bid. Said
check shall be made payable TO the Clerk of
said Board.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any and ALL bids.
j. c. QUINBY, President Pro Ten.
Official: j. II. KERKER,
Clerk Board of Public Works.
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