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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-08-13
The House Investigation Into the
Trouble at Homestead.
Tariff Played q Part In the Homestead
Troubles The Carnegie Company and
the finkertOns.

ceairman of the subcommittee oil
the house which investigated the
labor troubles at Homestead and
the connection of Pinkerton detec.
tives herewith, has submitted his
report to the committee, which
was not agreed to. No member
questioned its correctness but the
republican member would not
assent to what he said upon the
tariff, and majority of the demo.
cratic members of the com mittee
thought it impolitic to make any
report until the entire investigation
had been made, and it could not
be done before the second session
of congress. Therefore postpone.
ment of the report was made until
next winter.
The report prepared by Oates
says that the Pinkertons who sur
rendered were brutally and out
rageously treated, especially by
women and boys, and Oates is
loath to believe any Of these women
are native Americans. He says
the indignities to which they we're
subjected was a disgrace to civiliza-
ton. Oates asked whether the
Carnegie firm was justified in equity
and good conscience in proposing a
reduction Of wages. In answer he
says that Prick declined to state
the cost of a ton Of Bessemer steel
billets and the labor cost. The
men were paid satisfactory wages,
but were much abbreviated in
their natural period of life, and
should be we'll paid for their work.
He thinks the company should
have some of the benefits of the
profits resulting from the use of
improved machinery. He con-
demns The Mckinley law for its
failure to benefit the American
workmen and says the promises it
made to workingmen have been
disappointive. Had Friek stated
bottom fact to the committee, they
would have agreed that the propsi.
ton to reduce the proposition was
justifiable, but took issue with him
in his conclusion that the tariff did
not cause decline in prices.
Oates finds further that the con.
duct of the company towards its
employees was kind in many re-
spects. 1t loans them money al
low interest to build homes and
never forclosed mortgage, but in
wage negotiations the officers did
not exercise much patience, and
Frick seems to have been too stern
brusque and somewhat autocratic
Oates is persuaded that if Frick
had appealed to the reason of the
employees and showed them the
state of the companv's affairs a
reduction might have been made
and no trouble followed. The
Pennsylvania law contains nothing
to prevent Frick from employing
Pinkerton men as watckmen al
Homestead; but he says, under the
circumstances, he should not ha~e
done 20. He made overtures &c
the Pinkertons before negotiations
with the men interested, aud did
not appeal to the county or state
authorities in the first Instance fol
protection.
Oates asserts that Sheriff Nc
Cleary is a very inefficient officer
but says had Frick aided him and
joined him in his appeal to the
governor instead of employing
Pinkertons the state would have
furnished sufficient force to protect
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-08-13

Prof. Garner Tin the gorilla
dialect)-Is this hot enough for
Elderly Gorilla to juvenile gor-
illas)-Does he come 10000 miles
to work off on us, upon our native
soil, that weary weary old conun-
drum? Chew him up! [They
chew him up]-Chicago Tribune.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-08-13

This is the season when the
perspiring brow of the suburba n
housekeeper is tanned by fresh
breezes from the country as she
cooks for fresh relatives from the
city.-New York Herald.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-08-13
A LEADER,

Since its first introduction, Electric Ritters
has gained tapidly in popular favor, until now
it is clearly in the lead among pure medicinal
toni.s and alternatives = containing nothing
which permits its use as beverage or intoxi-
cant, it is recognized as the best and purest
medicine for all ailments Of Stomach, Liver
or Kidneys--It will cure Sick Headache,
Indigestion. Constipation, ard drive Malaria
from the system. Satisfaction guaranteed
with each bottle or the money will be re.
funded. Price only soc. per bottle. Sold
by H. D Blatchley.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-08-13
for Infants and Children.

"Castorisisso wen adapted to children that
RECOMMEND itas superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. A. ARCHER, II. D.,
III So. Oxto d St., Brooklyn, ny,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
ANOTHER "BOOM" BURSTS.
VEST CLIFTON FoRGE C0MPANf
nf.res nm A,ssrnment-Ihe Liabilities Much
Larger Than the Asscts--Mr. farhs-
daic's Remains.

CLIFTON FoRoE.V March 2i.-lSpeciai'l-lo'
West Clifton Forge Company, a corporation Own
ing a vast amount of and near and adjacent to
Clifton Forge. has made an assignment Inc
srus, deed was executed TO Messrs. George n
Anderson and C. r. Moore. attorneys. and was
recorded IN the clerks Office OF the county court
at Covington to-day. About the only avaii@O'c
assets of tho company are between forty anu
fifty town lots in ives, Clifton FORGE. VINE 'no
liabilities arc more than s;oo0o' accoron'N ~
the provisions Of the trust deed
The trust is 10 continue for Two year ,nsSs
which time the trustees ere autho' ~ ~ nnr,-
private sale OF any property oWhca - nr,,,niiv
pany ut any timo they may lafo NJ " -, may
OF doing 80, and upon such terms az s ny ths
see IT. and 20 apply the Yroceeus y" r, rata
disch,rre Of the debts Of the comIahN pr ,,o
Al the end of that time II tho cFealaofs % III
eonranx nress Them. then tho trustees arc 'os''i
eli -; ~ yrouerfr conveyed by pnDhc taie' AZ"
,se money In Abusing tho debts OF me COZ.
earn N Las been known Tor some .ltio ' i'
tIis co,npanv was short FOR want OF Inn''si pus
he most of our people we're surprised 10 iearn
OF the assignment - ,,..;r,, ,be Looro
The company was organized during = room
IN tha fail of W and invested so largely lhat II
has been unable % dispose OF enough OF lir pro
rsrty 10 meet ats liabilities. hence TINS action
on lfg part.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
s.,o,,. osBenry r.. Bsrksdaie.

p,xvu1r. Va. March 2L-lSpecialJ. an
nouncemcnt OF the suicide Of MI. Henry l..
Rarksdale AZ Hot Springs. Ark.' created pro-
found sensation here and the community was
shocked beyond measure. No particulars OF tho
suicide have been received except those In tho
hrief fcIeprSphic account saying lie shot him
self through the right temple and left no paper
indicating the cause.
Mr. Barksdale has been great sufferer from
iplsmInatory rheumatism, and had been at Hot
Sprincs since February 10tn trying to find re-
lief IN the waters OF that famous place. and 10 IS
sutpOsed that he became respondent over tho
facf that this last resort was not proving as eiii
eacious as he had hoped. The remains left
Hot springs al 10 clock this morning and VIII
reach here ri noon Saturday Tho body will
probably be laid TO rest IN tho old family bury
ing ground in Halifax county. lie was the ED
est son Of Thomas f.. Barksdaie. ST.. OF Halifax
comfy. was born IN 1882 aud came 10 D3nylIe
10 study law under Read q b0uldin in 1870. lie
was admitted 70 the bar in 1871. and was elected
Commonwealth attorney N 1884 and has held
the position ever since. For several years past
lie lad been a member Of the Jaw firm OF
Mithefs & Barksdale. As a lawyer, Mr.. barkS-
dale stood in the front rankin fact. he was re-
carded rs one OF the best and s0undest lGdges
of law IN Virginia. lie was q fOrcible speaker,
and was very powerful before jury. lie was
popular. being genial. hlgh-mlnded,
gentle hearted and the very soul OF honor IL
l. safe TO ray he had more friends aud fewer
enemies than most any other man IN IanvilIe.
Canoy West. the young man from Madison
county, y. C., who was arrested here a few days
ago charged with Obtaining money from several
warehouse men under false preienses. had
hearing before the Mayor this morning. lie
pleaded guilty and threw himself on the mercy
OF the court. The judgment Of the court WAS
that West should pay fine. OF - and serve
fifteen days in Jail in each of the three cases
sgainst him. Yves; is highly connected IN
Western North Carolina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
Called TO Union, West virginia.

CAFE CHARLES, Va. March 23.-jSpecial l-lev.
George W. Easter for tho past decade the pas
ter of the various Episcopal churches IN me
hunger par .sh. has resigned, 10 take effect I'M
mediately after Easter. ~ he has accepted u
call 20 All Saints church. Union. Mon oe
county W. Va. which includes two oiher
churches on the ChesGDaako and Ohio railroad.
The Womnns missionary Society. Methodist
Church, South. of the Eastern shore district
hold their annual meeting at onancock. Acco-
mac county, on Friday. SATURDAY anu Suid1y
next. at the Methodist church Of that place
when they viii he addressed by bishop tfan-
Inery.. There will be large delegation from
MARYLAND
frank A. Slocomb merchant OF 0nnncock.
was siricxen with paralysis on Friday last VIII, "a
eating supper. Ills whole right side - affected.
Rev. Patrick Henry Perneil, OF the FaptIst
churches Of this district. was presented vim n
promising daughter Monday morning last. She
weighed ten end one-haif pounds
James H. Jr. youngest son OF Professor and
Mrs +. =. Brent, died Tuesday after q long III
ness
Captain Crumb has assumed charge. Of Cobbs
Island aud !, having the resort thoroughly
.
The hrsi fresh herring Of the season .wero sell
ing Mt tSenty-iie cents per dozen. Fishermen
report them plentiful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25

Company have purchsscd the Salem Canning ,srnd ~
Company builling. and nave irs a<v Tor Tor tho
rnsnnfar,nrc OF iheir coffee pots new lnven-
ION naten.cd b. John GOODWIN OF soan2k =,
countv' ana with a COMPANY iormea anu s'cAcu
Franz H' II. Darst. Norfolk aud Western rail-
.rnn,tr.ctor. il sick az Hotel bucerne.
William Miller and lllian Swan'oh "oFc
Taws Wa received here yesterday that MI
A e. rrotts. travelling salesman for Stras Bros.
{ snotts. wholesale furnlture dealers OF salem.
,s daurerousIv ia AZ Iaze~eil Courthouse. T.
AZ a recent meeting o. the salem Board or
Trade the proposed Salem and .faig ra lroad
was discussed Plans were advised Whereby
money could be raised and committee was
different land companies Of salem IN reference
TO the proposed route. THIS road viii open no
one of the richest mineral fields IN Southwest
EN- Virginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25

CHABLoTTEsyifLy, VA. March 2t-TSpecial.l-
The Rostons arrived yesterday. and viii play all
exhibition game with the 'Yarsities this evening
If the weather permits. The have come from
all parts OF the country. and this IS the first
sembliBg since di sbanament last year From
here thOy go TO Richmond. 1T present there j.
but one newspaper man with them-a genial
two-hunired FOUNDER, L. 4. Stevens, OF tho
Boston Herald.
The athletic managers at the University are
hoping for change of Field day from April
18th ljeflers0ns birthday until some day ia
May April Is so prone 10 BRING bad weather
and muddy tracks. or if The grognd be dry the
temperature is usually 20 low that half-cressed
athletes ind it very uncomfortable. The faculty
VIII be asked 70 grant chgn&e of dates and IL
is beliey ed, will do so. The new track - not
ready. and PROBABLY cannot be gotten III shape
before April 18th but MAY will find i il good
shape and better records Will be possible
Former students OF Bingham School have or
gained Il club at the University. The oihcers
are; T.. T. Wright, PRESIDENT; bampson Gary,
vice-nresident; Paul billiard. secretary and
treasurer Executive Committce-George G.
Worth, ii. B. Thompson and Louis }. wilson
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
Deaths of Prominent Ladies'.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, March 2i-lSpecall-
Mrs. Ida Woodson, wife of Mr. u. j. Moodson,
who lives az Cross Roads near North Garden.
dlod on the 2!d. and will be buried today. She
was less than forty years old. and leaves fam
lis OF fourteen children. the oldest being under
fWcnty-One years OF age.
Mr. stephen Newton died at his home on The
farm Of Ar. L. i. Moran. Of this city. yesterday.
md the body VIII be takcn to Fluvanna county
tomorrow for lnterment lie WAS eighty-four
years Old.
In the corporation court yesterday. /. G.
Durrett sued the city for 900 damages for GU
ting oil water from his residence. = he lury was
taken from the county and the verdict was III
favor Of the defendant
Mr. George A. Stevens. an Englishmsn, who
has been a resident IF TINS county siAce nc WAS
nineteen. took ont naturalization ia Ders.
Nr. elk {. Icetch and Miss Lucy III. Martin,
were married yesterday in this city
MIS- Micaah Woods IS Ill
Mr.. =. Z. Maury, manager OF Hotel Albemarle,
has gone North 20 urchase furniture.
The missionary meeting al the Baptist church
began today at O'Clock Day and night SOS
sions will be held The institute viii adjourn
Friday night
Or George l.. Petrie. of this city. will preach
In WaynesbOro. Sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25

This Well-Known Citizen Has Passed
hway-The Funeral.

At 2 O'clock yesterday morning Major b. J.
Black breathed his last at his residence. No
1860 Floyd avenue. For years lie had been
ailing, and during the past five months he has
hardly been able to do any active work. He
was very popular and useful citizen of Rich
m0nd and one OF the best known architects.
Born IN Emmett burg, Nd, Major Black in
his early youth went 10 Petersburg whore he
resided for number OF years About twenty
years ago be moved t. Richmond and has
since then supervised the construction of
numerous buildings III this city and vicinity
One OF his last big undertakings was the
Mitteldorfer building on Broad street.
Deceased served IN the Confederate army
snccessively rs captain and major. lie was
tiity-seven years or age and twice married.
lie leaves wife four daughters and three
sons. all children OF his second wife Several
months agoh received sad blow by the
death OF his daughter. Mrs. Morley. of Phila-
delphia and the shock was so great that he
did not recover frOmit
The funeral will take place ut 10 O'clock
this morning from the Church of the Sacred
Heart aud the intermeDt will be at Mount
Calvary.
Major Black was the president of the ~.
Vincent dc Paul Society and the members OF
that organization will attend the funeral in a
body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
OFFICE CRY WATER WORKS.
M. - .... d.. 3. - nm A. l. ~
No. Jl~ fAn DkDhD -
prrUAfOsD. Va. MARCH

RICHMOND. Va. MARCH q 1872.
CEAI.ED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y Al THIS OFFICE until l. ~. VI ARCH 30,
1892. Tor tho following materials and supplies
for the Water Department for the year ending
March J, 1893:
b Fire Hydrants, double nozzle 4-inch Supply
80 6-inch stop Valves
70 finch stop Valves.
- s-inch. -- lO-iRch. - lg-inch, - lC-inch and
.0-inch Stop Valves each.
COZ 6inch Pipes Il feet long, exclusive OF hub;
hub inches long. thickness OF Pipe I'D OF an
inch; joint not to exceed - OF an inch; weight
not to exceed 36J pounds each.
400 finch Pipes. IL ieet long, exclusive OF hub;
hub 352 inches long; thickness OF l'lpe r. or an
inch; Joint not 10 exceed a OF an inch; weight
NOT 20 exceed 235 pounds each.
40 3-inch flpes IL feet long, exclusive OF hub;
hub 3 inches long; thickness Of Plle SID of an
inch; Joint not 10 exceed I. OF an inch; welghC
not to exceed - pounds each
- s-inch; - lO-nch, - l2-inch, 90 lb-lnch and
2)inch Pipes
ls0U pounds of Special Castings. consisting
OF double and single branches. Sleeves. Bends.
Plugs Caps and kcducers. from 10 "A lnche, dI-
ameter though principally OF and 4lncbes dl-
ameter
All bids for Pipes 70 be made upon a basis OF
2,240 pounds per ton, and Tor Special Castings
per pound. All Pipes and Special Castings 10
be made I strong. tough, gray Pig-lron, such
may BE- readily drilled and Clipped. Ali Pipes
to bo cast vertically with bell end down. 10 Le
subjected TO proof hy water IeesSure OF 300
pounds per square inch. and while under pres
sure 10 be hammer-tested; 10 be dipped AZ Z
temperature Of so degrees Fahrenheit III bath
OF pitch OF same temreraiure, 20 be thoroughly
coated ana to he smooth and true.
All Pipes ana Special Castings to conform in
ali respects 70 the specifications and dimen-
slons furnished by the superintendent OF tho
Water " orks. and 10 be delivered D.. az the
Depots OF Nharves in the City OF Richmond.
The delivery OF Pipes. SDecia! Castings. Hy-
drants and valves 10 commence ten days after
award OF contract and continue in such quaint
ties as may be demanded by the Superluten-
dent.
Specifications and furthcr;information will DO
furnished at this Office
The Committee on Water reserve the right TO
increase or decrease any OF the above named
quantities - per cent. and the right 90 reject
any all bids.
CHARLES +. BOILING.
mh9-il-i5-iS-,2-2J-2y Superintendent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
Property Transfcrs.

Rjchmoad-J. Il. V. Daniel to Tazewell
Elicit. 6G's feet on north side Main street
near Adams. subject to deed of trust of
Is. 424.66, 80 SOC.
Burkhard Halbleib to Catharino Halbleib,
80 feet on east side Norton street near Leigh,
$50
Same TO Margaret Hableib. 60 feet on east
side Norton street near Leigh, $500
Ellen >. Sinton's trustee 10 William Sinton,
q feet on north side Broad street between
Twenty-sixth and twenty seventh and ~ feet
on same between same. $3.50.
William II. Talbot to jackson Brandt. %
feet on south side Franklin street near Henry,
Sll.000.
He@rico-High Park Company TO
Robert E. Miller lot &c in square G. 5000.
Same TO W. l.. Hewlett lot in square 2s,
$780,
George O. Jones trustee and Others to
Thomas Moore. lot IA. Capitol View. 400.
James l.. Taliaferro to William A. White %
feet on Twenty first street near X. SsO0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
JUSTICE JOINS COURT.
The Old Story OF Woman's Love and Mans
Perfidy Again Illustrated.


The Old Story OF Woman's Love and Mans
Perfidy Again Illustrated.
The old. old story Of woman's love and man
perfidy made luscious morsel for the old
habitues of the police court yesterday, and
not only the old timers, but large audience
of transient visitors were present. Henry
Golden. n long -limbed. eboniZed youth was
the culprit and bis CLASSY eye and ashen SKIN
gave marked testimony OF his mental distress.
mother OF fourteen children one OF whom
was the victim OF his deceittul woolngs. APP
peared against him. and her testimony was
spced with a style OF language that would
make minstreps fortune. Henry has greatly
complicated matters by very recently marry
ing another maiden. and ais future seems
greatly clOuded. Henry Adams, who appeared
~ a wi mess Tor the defense, ASSAULTED the
character Of Caroline Harris the plaintiff.
with so much abandon that his own character
for yeracltv was completely shattered. and his
escape from jail was quite a. narrow rs that OF
the pr acipal actor Ill the domestic drama.
The case was sent on T. tho hustings court.
Margaret Morris lcoiOredl. having got duly
drunk, proceeded to.the home OF Lucy Elicit
and appropriated shirt and two flannel
skirts and low anguishes in Jail awaiting the
April term OF the hustngs court
William WOrm.ey (cOlOred) wae taken in
for disorderly conduct and fined $3.50.
Henry Bright paid like fine for the same
ofsense-
William Taylor Ccolored) failed to obey the
summons OF the court and was fined Il Tor
contempt.
James Hatcher went for Aubrey Dean, fist
and sk'1ll. on the street and gave him an old
fashioned beating satisfaction tor which
he paid $3.50.
William Taylor while gambling in the house
of Moses Miller became disorderly and was
taken in limbo. He was also fined $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
A Colored Boy Steals n Horse.

BARROw's SroRE, Va March 2l.-fSpecial.l-
Mr.. Hsskins Hobson the Alliance lecturer for
the Fourth congressional district Of Virginia.
delivered a lecture on tuesday nj Perseverance.
10 the farmers OF that community. He touched
briefly upon tho sub-treasury and free coinage
measures
Mr.. thomas J.. Hurt. of Nottoway, employed
n colored boy TO work on his farm for him on
Tuesday. and as soon a. night came thu hoy
stole one OF MIR. Hurts horses and left for arts
unknown The horse was tracked in the neigh
bOrhOod Of Lawrenceyilio on yesterday, but has
not been oyertaken at this writing.
he weather has been quite disagreeable here
for several days with hail. slice; and rain
The farmers IN this section are buying great
deal Of grain and hay this spring
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
a Worthless Drnff.

Z: L. Angerman. Baltimore drummer
while ID. Richmond about ten DAYS ago. re-
qnes.cd Mr. August Pohlig to cssh DRIFT for
him for s2s on his brother, W. A. kncern,sn
OF Baltimore Tassequsst was complied with
sented. ""SA p'e'
- Last week Angorman, who ia a native ~
fetersburg. happened to be in that cIty and
called upon prominent citizen, whom he "a
Qusstsd 10 cash . draft for him on j. Bond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25

vas nsL 49,, sA March 2s.-lspeciall-A telegram
death Of uts mere Yesterday announcing the
Ss. morgan was the Oldest isnchtes ~ n.,,, e,,
aso' ~ s Ss.sm ana was married thrss yssrs
bar zee saves two infant children 10 nou,n
Old 0N' '"o years and the oihes ten days
sa a. non ~, Erqnart Of Lynchi urr. who weigh,
WltS an svc, raa CAB Msttux. Of Wsshincton
gls,ered st Hotel Lucerns' ''"Aa'' Afe oo'h re-
Aos nAism Coffee Rooster Manufacturers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25

Carroll. saving that Carroll had authorized
him TO draw for money If needed The draft
was cashed and deposited tor collection. IL
was returned with q letter from Mr.. Carroll
saying that Angermsn had no right to Draw
and knew that no had no right TO when ne se-
cured the money. Later II was learned that
Angerman. while in Louisville. ky., drew on
a prominent citizen Of Petersburg. also from
Baltimore. and the draft was returned un-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
OFFICE City WATER Works.
gl2 Z Asst BROAD STREET.
p,,.rr.-..,-r. Y. tToroh IA 1909

GEALFD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y az this Office until H. VI. MARCH go. 1892, for
the following materials and supplies Tor the
Water Department:
IS large Stop Cock Foxes.
$50 small stop Cock boxes, feet inches long.
3la inches inside diameter.
100 small sfop Cock Boxes, feet long. 3l5
inches inside diameter.
~ Meter foxes
60 pounds best Miping Solder.
500 pounds Pig Lead
Al Boxes to be coated and 10 be Of such de-
Sign and weight rs may be approved.
BRASSWORK.
sOO lk-inch Tapping Cocks for Hadesty Ma
chine
80 9i-inch Tapping Cocks for Hsdesty Ma
% i-inch Tapping Cocks for Hadesty Ma
chine
y I-inch Corporation Cocks.
- 9i-inch Corporation Cocks.
3U stinch stop Cocks.
250 ;, -lnch stop Cocks.
- 5.-nch Stop Cocks.
a. iis-Inch stop Cocks.
All Stop Cocks 10 have round way openings
Tapping Cocks Corporation Cocks and Stop
Cocks Will be let as a whole.
PAVING.
Per square yard for reiaying Granite or Cob
blestOne paving.
Per square yard for laying new Granite paw
ing.
Per cubic yard for extra Furnace Cnders
The delivery OF all supplies % be az the Office
and 30 commence ten days after award f con
tract and continue IN such quantities T. may DO
demanded until MARCH j. 1923
Specifications and further information will
be furnished at this Office.
The Committee on " ater reserve the right TO
increase or decrease any of the above quaint
lies - per cent. and the right 10 reject any or
all bids. CHARLES +. BOILING.
mh9Ill5ISe2.25tga Superintendent.