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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28
Ambulance Cnlls.

The ambulance was called yesterday at 1875
?. NJ. 70 Brook avenue and Clay street 10 a
white woman suffering with hysterical couyul-
treatment.
At 1870 p. NJ. it was called 10 800 south Pine
street 10 negro man who was overcome by
heat. he was treated and taken to bis home
on Cary street
At 5:45 z. NJ. 10 Cherry and Beverly streets
TO a white man who WAS sick on the street.
He was treated and LETT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28

We are fond Of contrasting our hberty-lortn9
and glorious Republic 'oih imperial and des-
MOTTO Russia and Boosting that me are the freest
people on earth. Yet the Autocrat Of all the
Russias. sDiR an immense standing army Of
$50 900 men, only pays out IN pensions S,0OO,-
800 gear. ne hare an army Of only 10000
men. vet are are ta1cd $40, 100000 gear for its
support and pay at least sl5O,OOO'OOO gear
no,o for pensions, 'ohile our pension list and
tar Isl are steadily and rapidly increasing, and
no one can teH ,chen or ,ohere he end ,ciH be.
During The next fiscal gear 1t is estimated that
he United States ,ciH pay osa more money for
pensions than all the other nations of6le 'cord
combined. This Is ,clat less than four gears Of
Republican rtle haze done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28

The f. B. Taylor Company has been
granted charter by Judge Wexford. of the
City Circuit Court, FOR the purpose OF carry
ing on a wholesale and retail china and class
ware business. The capital stock is TO be not
less thar $4,000 nor more than 800. 600. in
shares Of 800 each. The officers are. +. 3.
Taylor president g. Scott McRae vice
president: A. j. Parrish. secretary aud trea-
surer. The foregoing and William N. Miller.
Jeremiah Morton and Charles X. Coulling
are the directors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28
Inspecting the Road

The Board Of Public Works consisting Of
the Governor. Auditor OF Public Accounts
and State Treasurer started on a tour OF in
spection over the several roads of the Norfolk
and Western railroad system yesterday. Mr..
G; Lee Moore. clerk IN Colonel Marye's Office.
panied that body. The party will be gone
nearly ell the week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28
Fourth ofJnIyato,dpo ,n,

The Chesapeake aud Ohio Railway Cow
pany will sell round-trip tickets 10 Old Point
on July "a, 80 and 9Th at g, good to return
until July 9Th. Visitors 10 Old Point will
have the advantage OF three daily trains.
Leave Richmond A. NJ. "a. M.,SP. NJ;
leave Old Point S:25 A. NJ, 4P. NJ, 7:l5 p. Al.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28

Try-PLATE is destined 10 play a conspicuous
part in the campaign. because every woman
who is housekeeper will have TO purchase
many tin articles for domestic use. aud when
our women are convinced that they are being
swindled by the tariff there will be no trouble
in getting our men to vote for Tariff Reform.
On the subject Of McKinley's assertion that
the foreigner pays the tax the New York
World very graphically shows how no pays 1t
on tin importations when ii says:
There is no tin-plate manufactured IN
this country. Notwithstanding MT. Hchin-
ley's assertion that there are to-day twenty
eight tin-plate industries in tue United
States. he knows that American tin-plate is
a myth. fraudulent myth. and that all the
tin-plate that goes 10 the making Of the tin
goods for domestic and trade uses is
imported On this article in 1891 the custom
house collected q tax Of $40. 81, 115. and
the purchaser Of dinner pals. kitchen pans.
roofing material and canned goods paid
this tax. with the added profits Of i'm
porter. wholesaler and manufacturer. The
tax was paid ID tins country to our OVID
custom-house by the American firms to
which the goods were consigned. It was
added to the original cost Of the goods by the
importer, who reckoned his profit on the az
gregate. Each subsequent purchaser added
his profit TO the total. and the last man 10
pay the original cost of the article. the duty,
the interest and the profits was the man who
put the tin. plate to practical use"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28

Certain people in Wall street. says the New
York journal Of Finance. taA 70 correctly
understand the Richmond Terminal receiver
shin They arc evidently concerned about II
and frightened ut the gloomy prospects of IN
terminable litigation, foreclosures. receiver
sbips and possibly ultimate ruin. Messrs. L..
II TAYLOR a Co.. Of Philadelphia. however.
mt the case right in the following paragraph
from their daily letter to correspondents and
customers:
1T was only few years ago that the Read
ing was IN desperate straits, but things were
not As black as painted and the company
worked out safely through the Drexel- Nor
gan reorganization and the Mcleod manage
ment viii history repeat itself IN Ter
minal 10 is thought that the attention con-
stantly given by exel-Morgan 10 the
Southern situation is silent proof that they
will undertake the reorganization OF Rich
mond Terminal The talk about the latter Is
blue but the appointment Of receiver was
regarded as wise and as q necessary qrelluli-
nary TO a successful reorganization. Holders
of Terminal securities must remember that
the Terminal itself has comparatively
small floating debt. The money talked about
az. 900 OOO) is due by the associated cOmpa-
MES. The collateral behind the Richmond
Terminal 81 and preferred cannot be DIS
turbed except by o pro rata division 10 the
owners. and we feel that they viii ultimately
work out 40 much higher prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28

IHt nominations being now over. it is
pleasant to see the late squabblers In the
party girding up their loins and preparing to
bsttls tnRAther for Democratic success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28

A GREAT output of Southern watermelons
Is promised for the Northern market. Our
watermelon growers should be careful and
not use our Northern neighbors too badly, for
we Will need their assistance u bring US out
VI the wilderness in few months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28

THE fayorite campaign song Of the Demo
Gratis is composition of Sam Josephs, Of
Philadelphia. 1t is sung to the tune of the
baby Song" from the comic opera Wang.
and the words are:
Grover. Grover. four more years Of Grover;
In we 20.
Out they go
Then vel be "a clover"
The effect is said 70 be very inspiring.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28

Mn. GLADSTONE. in his recent manifesto 10
she voters of Great Britain, tells them in plain
language that the issue before them in the APP
preaching election is Irish Home Rule and
whether the three countries shall. in reality
as well IS in name, constitute the United
Kingdom. This puts the question so dis
tinctly that it cannot be misunderstood, and
no wonder the address of the Grand Old
Mr. Gladstone in this shows his old-timed
vigor and courage, but he admits that this
will probably be the last time he will partici-
pate in political campaign.
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TIN: MANCHESTER CIRCULATION OF
,-,rF TIMES IL NOW GREATER THAN ALL
T9E oTHEE RICHMOND PAPERS COM
BfNED.
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EULL STREETS.
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NEW YORK BUREAU, q. NJ. BRENNAN
MANAGER. TIMES BUILDING
NEW YORK CITY.
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PETERSBURG BUREAU, 100 SYCAMORE
STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER LYONS. Of
Sioux Falls. South Dakota, proposes novel
plan for that city. 1t is that the corporation
shall go into the whisky business. and abso-
lutely run and control all saloons. which he
rignihes by the name of "dispensaries." He
thinks that by this means the sale of liquor
can be regulated while the city will make
money. This idea is almost as original as that
of Rev. DR.. Rainstord, o. New York, who
wanted all the churches of that city to run
beer saloons and billiard rooms.
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THY CIRCULATION OF THE TIMES 10
YAR0EE THAN EVER BEF0RH IN IT'S
HISTORY. AND IS STEADILY INCHkAs-
NO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28

PENNSYLVANIA has a live curiosity in the
persons Of the Stackhonse twins. They are
the Oldest pair Of twins in Pennsylvania and,
perhaps. in the United States and will, if
they live until July 29th, celebrate their
ninetieth birthday anniversary. They are
sisters and natives Of New Garden township.
They now reside in York county. Many
gears ago one Of them married James Cook,
but he has been in the grave for quarter of a
century. The other one. Salle SEaekhouse.
Is still maiden. This venerable pair live
together. Their friends will celebrate the
foming birthday in jubilant STYLE.
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n,AxcuEsTEK BUREAU. TWELFTH AND
rULL STREETS.
yransh once: 11OA Decatur Street.
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NORFOLK BUREAU. BANK STREET.
ryEoHRURG BUREAU, s23 MAIN
SHEET.
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CoUyTY NOTICES.

NOTICE or HEARING BY THE BOARD
" OF county commissioners 10 the natter o. ths
rror1.,.l ,l,ustructOa Of a wagon bridge over the
Sr,lr,I,.fr,,te r,,rer near Tolt, N King county.
Notice Is hereby gwen to al persous concelned
thai IN Monday March :. 1899, The board os county
r,,,,5..i(,rers ii Eing county, state OF Washing
tor g,it consider the question Of the public necei
sItv ror the building % q wagon bridge az the fo-
mn. westerly end thereof to be located On len
bant. ~ river az point which ~ 10 SD-lpO chains
nCrtl nd 3 100 CHAINS east o. southwest corner
al serfion q IT. IS north X Z east. ". NJ ana
extend fseece IN an sas;eriy direction across ssid
stream Il righ; angles thereto 80,
due M le. on such Intention and present any rsa
son Tor or against snch p poss'i nr.age or 700
lor1tiao thereof 81 the time OF said neesnS.
Tilese urfs.sedirrs are instituted uuler aIG &C
cord ne tn Se,.i. On 2g73 81 Nius Annotated stat
utgq and codes % Washington
gy or5isr Of the beard Of county COMMISSIONER
Of x i,.y comfy Washington. passed the 1eth day
CONT N9Iltor and sx-e'fieio Clerk Of said
Board.
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CITY NOTICES.

GALE oE SALARY FUND WARRANTS
- T-ndnr and BY virtue Of ordinance No 925
scaled tender, will b. received by the undersigned.
city comptroller city treasurer ana sity cLsrs lor
the pur~hasa or a sufficient number OF salhry fu1d
warrants OF the city Of Seattle, amounting 20
$50 900 more or less 10 pay the day laoofers, po-
licenleu nremen and all employees % the city re-
ceivinr a salary Of not 10 exceed 500 per month
in cash for their services .,,s 49,.
whole or anv nart Of said amount said tenders
LnuSt be filed on or before "Wednesday March z,
1892. at = O'Clock ,. m, the saceessiu, Dif
der to receive said werrant OF wh,sams @ia Pay
for the same on OF about March ., 1892.
Tho right IS hereby reserved 20 reject any ana
ali i,fsa 4 w FERRfS. Comptroller
" l. AMES. Treasurer
NJ W. MILLER, City Clerk.
Date Of first publication. February ~ leez
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MARSHAL's NOTICE or SEIZURE
w United States OF America, District of WASH
ingtou, S.
Whereas. a libel has been filed in the district
court of the limited states for the District Of
Washington, Northern Division. on the $50 day
OF February. 1892, by James DICK son, OTTO Iahb,
John Gibson, Robert Benson, = elem ana l. Glenn
against the steamer FevOrite, her tackle, apparel
and furniture alleging in substance that on or
about the LIST day OF November. 1881, the libel
lants were employed TO and did snip on said
steamer, to serve thereon TO and rom the Varions
ports on Puget sound. AT the request OF the MASTER
ana owners OF said vessel and did so serve until
the 3lst day of January, 1892. when they were
discharged without the payment OF wages que
them; and alleging further that there IS que the
said libellautS respectively the following sums as
wages seamen on said steamer faS Orite;
o said James Dickson, sIe.1i 70 sain Ctt0
Iahn 8i3 10; TO said John Gibson. sos 20 70 SAD
Robert Benson. SIS; 10 said +. elem, $slo4, and
to said L. Glen, $15.Ts. no part OF whlch sal
sums have been pad and PRAYING process ihht "a n
vessel may he condemned and sold 10 pay tne sums
aforesaid and costs for all other iuTtbef anu proper
relief
Now therefore In pursuance of the mouition IN
der the seal Of the said court, 10 me diteclen anu
delivered, do hereby give public notice 70 al per
sons claiming the said vessel her thcsiP' apphiri
and furniture. or In any manner interested theI-in
that they he and appear before me atln als,ficb
for the district of Washington, northern DlVisionl
on the 10Th day OF March. lsSz, at the heur o. ~
O'Clock A. M. OF said day provided tue same ne
day uf Jurisdiction, Otherwise on the next uhy ot
jurisdiction, then and there 70 lhtefpose iheis
claims and 70 make their allegations ~ tat 9snaii L
THOMAS Il. BROWNi y. = MarshhL
By N. A. BfazLow, Deputy
STRATr0N, LEwIs a GILMAN, Proctors Tor Linei-
lants. -.
Dated at Seattle this path day Of February 1892.
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7, l5c 1870 A''1' w.
sugar-Raw, steady centrifugals, e6 test.
i5-6.e; concrete, IS test, 9-l6c. Refined, quiet
Copper-weak; lake, slo.6NaIo.e5.
Ieed-Firm; domestic, $40.
Iin-"eak; straits, $500.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO. Feb. 25--The wheat market today
closed unsettled. The price declined - &c,
after opening at the closing figures yesterday,
then advanced rather sharply 7sfdlc, again
became weak. declining il4e. ruled irregular
ana the closing was about &c lower than yes
terday Receipts were 5000 bushels; ship
ments, 577 600 bushels
Wheat.steady; cash. zoe; May, 91lac.
Sori-Easier; cash, i03tc; May, 4A4c-
0sts-Steady; cash, 2gl &c; May, 3l14c.
hye-Qulet; 8l2c.
Barley-Quiet: Soc
Flax-Firm; see
Whisky-slA
Pcrk-Easy; cash sII37IL: Nav sI1 5nA
li52lz
Lard-Easy: cash, s6.45; May. $685..
shoulders-sI 1905; short clear, 1925; short
ribs. S5.soG6s2.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO Feb. 5-Cattle--Receipts, 1900
head. Prime steers steady and others lower;
good to extras, steers, ST. 40lD490 others, s. $50
cows. sI.50CD2 25
Hoss-Recepts. 1900 head; Sc higher, clos
mixed, s4.sOGi90; prime heavy s495; light,
s470Gi90.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head: opened steady;
closed lower. Ewes g. 50(ori 10; mixed, 81 tom
40; wethers, s5.0e95.75; Westerns, s4s5G540;
lambs, sj.J0l165o.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Boston, Feb. 25.-Closing:
Atchison. 49,. Ss5sBurlington.. ...... 104is
Mexican Central. 10 san Diego. ..... 49,
Bell Telephone. 209Iz
FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, Feb. 25.-Bar silver, Al 9-I6d. Con-
sols, 96 Lied. Bank OF England discount, per
cent.
BREADsTUFFS
LIVERPOOL Feb. 25.-wheat--Unchanged
Corn-Demapd. February, As SID, firm; March,
is 374d, firm; Others unchanged.
Rex Extract of Beef is served free at Leithead
d. Cawleys, 903 Front street, every day.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.


sANFRANcIsco. Feb. 25.-The vegetable market
was in a demoraized condition today The
market is overstocked with potatoes and
onious. Green vegetables are more plentiful
and lower in prices.
The fruit market is without any change.
Oranges more pleafiful and are of poor
quality. Apples are firm and in good demand,
but there are few offered. Two carloads of
oranges arrived this morning.
The market for dairy produce was very quiet.
Eggs are in abundant supply and very weak.
The same remark applies to butter.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS..
Flour, 1900 quarter sacks; barley, 11,000
eentas: beans. 1000 sacks: potatoes, 1900 sacks;
bran, LOCO sacks; wine 4lO00 gallons.
FlOur-Family extras, S5O5tDj.15 per barrel;
bakers extras, $4,000; snperne. So O(GS4o.
Wheat-sl66li0L65la per GENITAL for good to
choice shipping quality.
Barley-Feed, csc for dark Coast, 96l {0s97l5c
for good quality. and 9s44eGs1.0112 for choice;
brewing, $l.o5Gl.l5 per GENITAL
oats-surprise, sl.509l.60; milling, sLs56ol.4o
good to choice ST. 81 sol 80 n off grades 81. 200
lbs; gray, s1.20C0i.25; oregon black, s1.27I5(D
100 per GENITAL; California black, 81. 20 for
common. and sl.5O9L6o per GENITAL for choice
lots for seed.
Corn-Large yellow, 81. 2s3l. 26l4 small yellow,
S;27l2 1l.S 80; white. sl.SoCGl32l3 per GENITAL.
noSern ge f SeHada Ts
ley, 1sG1lc. Eastern - Light, 16Glsc
heavy: lS9lic. Fall -Mountain-Light and
Tree, liglZe; heavy ana poor, S9loc. flalns-
Heavy and poor. 7Gsc;, good s092e. Lambs
Poor to choice, S5lOc. Northern-Free, choice,
1IGl6c; defective, 1l(Gl5c.
OPTIONS.
Call board sales Wheat-Buyer. season.
fl6T 49169'7; closing sl.67Ss; buyer, Sep
TENDER, sL434.
Barley-Buyer season, 9G999s &C; closing, 99c.
FINANCIAL.
Drafts-Sight 22I2: telegraphie, 50. Sterling
blils-Bank, Sis6i4; sight. $3.50; commercial,
sLen2. Silver bars, 90ia6G907sc. Mexican dol
lars, 7lG7llac.
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Flrst publication, l. February Is. 1892,

PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF AND NUT
ton-Office of Chief CommiSSary OF subsistence
Department of the Columbia. Vancouver Bar
racks Wash. February %. 1892. Sealed pTopO-
saS IN tripncate. subject 10 the usual cOnditiOas
VIII he received this Office and at the offices of
the Acting Commissioners Of Subsistence at the fol
lowing named posts Tor fresh beef and mutton to
be delivered AT that post only, until II o clock
noon. on Thursday March -, 1882 and then
opened in the presence of bidders. for furnishing
and delivery 10 the Subsistence Department. L. :.
Army the fresh beef and mutton that may be
called for by the Acting COmmissary OF Subsist-
euce during the year commencing July !. 1892;
Boise Barracks. Idaho; Fort andy, wash; Fort
sherman. Idaho; Fort spokane, WASH B.: Fort
Townsend. Wash: Vancouver Barracks. Wash ;
Fort Walia Walla Wash. The Govern
nent reserves the ri zht TO reject any all
bids Bidders will understand that contracts made
under this advertisement ana proposals made in
spouse thereto shall no ID construed toinv0ve the
United states in any obligation for payment in
excess Of the appropriation granted by Congress
for the purpose BLANK proposals and printed cir
culars stating the kind OF beef and mutton re-
quirei and giving full instructions. vii be fur
nshed by this Office. hv the a &. : at the sew
eral Posts Envelopes containing proposals should
tie marked proposals for Fresh Beef or Mufton1
at - and addressed 70 the gntersi Ened or TO
the Acting Commissary Of Subsistence al the
post to be supplied W. IL NASH Major and C..
:. L :. \. Chief G. =. D. G.
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ENGINEEKs AND coNrR4cr0RS,

Gas FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY-EN
- gineers and contractors Tor hrifres IL &C.,.
descrip ion; wharf building pil--siriving dre,ieinS,
ana steam shovel eKcavatings plans and specfca.
uun. inrhlsAed on application CORES nonsieoce
solicited. once, Occidental block, Seattle, Wash.
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EASTERN MARK TS.
NEW YoRK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.--Trad.ng in the stock
market today was almost entirely professional
and the list was generally dull. The close was
quiet, the only changes of note being an adj
vance oi H., points IN Edison,
Government bonds steady
Petroleum Closed, 597S. United, fo- March.
FINANCIAL
Money or call-Easy; closed, offered AT 2 per
cent Primo mercantile paper, 3 .55 per cent
Sterling exchange Easier; t0-day bills, Sis5l4
demand, Si>,'. Bar silver, @asc.
BONDS.
I :. Is reg LIE. L. : . treg). 800
l. :, Is coupons. .lltsa Pacific 6s-.........' 50
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Coaee-NPtous closed arm, 10 70 Is points
Up SSla> ware N. so bags including; Febru-
h!' S.i2 Gas; March, SlS.519lSoo; APTlI,
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FOE RENr-STORES.

NOR EEST-THE ENTIRE OR ANY PuR-
L ;ton Of the building southwest corner south
second and Washington streets, known a. the
Turf AprIv TO Wilziuskt Occidental blocAr 81.
Second street, between 10 and II a N am anc
5 \.
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sPECI4L NOTICES.

DCBLfSHER'S NOTICE-iI HAVING COME
L 10 my knowledge that some Of The letIer-heads
Of the Tff7st ~nGfnn Merchants Efriefc have been
appropriated by certain parties in carrying on
Cc-respolGeuCe with view If establishing a
weekly pu bcaclon in Seattle desire T. that
am not interested in any journal 10 be launched,
either directly or indirectly
). CARLTON BONN.
THE POPULAR FURNITURE DEALERS
j the BeiItown Furniture Company. still
selling their splendid goods on weekly payments
el5 Prom; street
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EOEND.

U1OCND-YOU WILL FIND IT To YOUR
L advantage 10 huy your furniture at 9l5 Front
street; il Is sold o. lustAllmenlS-
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BUOh BINDERT.

L. ANTHoNY'S BiNDERY, BLANK BOOK
Il manufacturers. Washington street. corner
Commercial, rooals and Terry block, Seattle
Wash
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H4TRDR ESSISG

CIRCASSIAN HAIR PARLORS-WIG MAX.
Y inz bangs and switches Rengsio-ff block. .Oa
Second street. seattle. y ash. room 81.
JoHN 7. WITTWER, HAIRDRESSER AMI
- wigmaker SIS Front next 10 LowInan &
Hanford's
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-26
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ID ENOVAL-ABERNET SHOE DEALER,
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and Pike streets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-26
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND BRIDGE
~ builders-Notce is hereby given that sealed
bids VIII he received by the county auditor up to
April 4. 1892 for the construct on of wagon bridge
across the Swinomish slough, in Skagit county.
Wash. Bids must be for the construction of the
bridge according the plans and specifications on
file with the county auditor copies Of which will
be furnished upon application.
Bidders will also be allowed to furnish plans and
specifications of their own and bid on same which
will he considered.
BY order of the board of county commissioners.
FSeai. FRED f. PAPE,
County Auditor and ex-officlO Clerk of the Board
of County Commissioners Of Skagit County,
Wash.