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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-21
SCHOOL BOARD MEETS
Finance Committee Presents Its
Annual Estimates.
Asks for Raise i'm Taxes-Last Meet
ing in the Old Library
Building.

The last meeting of the School Board In
the old rooms on North Pennsylvania street
was held last night, with all the members
present except Messrs. Conner and Vonne-
gut There was but little business to be
transacted aside from the fixing of the es-
innate for the tax levy, which was done In
accordance with the recommenda lions of
the finance committee. Their report was
as follows:
To the Honorable Board of School Commits
SionerS:
and auditing beg to recommend the follow
ing tax levy for the current year, viz:
On account of special fund .24la cents
On account of library fund. ........ 3 cents
On account of manual training
school fund ...........-'.'......... CENTS
We further recommend that the assist
ant secretary be instructed to certify the
same to the county auditor.
The following will be the estimated status
of the various funds at the end OF the
school year June 80, 1894. based upon the
levy recommended above:
SPECIAL FUND.
Amount transferred to tuition fund 65,657.3l
500, 1904
Levy 2i1h cents, April collections. l52,2l5.44
Overdraft July l. 1894. ................ $06,94o5o
November, 1894, cOlecllOHS.. .SlVi,f'o.Si
LIBRARY FUND.
Current appropriations ..............S32, $500
Balance July /, 1893. .......... 81, 1896
Receipts, November, 1898 -. 11,2S6.26
Levy, cents, April, 1894,
collections ........'..'....i o'ooo'oo o-'ooo'-f
Balance July l. 1894. ....... $8O8.24
MANUAL TRAINING SCHOOL FUND.
Balance July l. 1898. ", SEQ
Receipts November, 1893. ::..::..-. I,52tdg
$50, 4Sl.S1
Current appropriations .......... 81 599. ~
Balance July !, 1921 900 90 %
November, 1894, collections. ..........z ~ iO9.o9
TUITION FUND.
Overdraft July /, 1893. $50 659. 81
Current appropriations. A'VVo'W
sa2,65s.sl
Transferred from special
fund Neutrality-suspicious.. s65,657.a
Receipts November1 1884,. 75,2n.sS
nnrtionment ........ u.s. 1861
January. 1894. liquor licenses 100000
January, 1s9iminor sources 5000 rs, 'o4.eV
o,araroft JuIv 1. 1ssi.. s1s,924.51
STATUS OF FUNDS JULY j, 1888.
Overdrafts.
Special fund. SO s5S- IS IS
Tuition fund. ................. o0,oos.ol
s@,9l2sl
Balances.
Library fund. 80. 81 1906
Greggs income fund 5,913.55- S.64S9 o.o 40
Net overdraft July l, 1888. ....slz''-o 9.oo
STATUS OF FUNDS JULY i, 1894.
Overdrafts.
Special fund go o.
Tuition fund. lo'SzfoI
$75,S7OO1
Balances.
Library fund. $500. $3O3A
Greggs income fund &, 9l3 55-6, 216.79
Net overdraft July 1, 1894. ......... se9,eoS q
Reduction in overdraft. ............. i'oio'ol
Amount TO be derived this
school year from the in
creased lew of Az
cents Cbeing 60 per cent
of the total, due April .o-o--o,
1S9D is. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 'sli's0'.Sf
Reduction of the over
draft Irrespective of the
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MIND READER

DRoF A. II. WINTERMUTE. Z MIND READER
of the past. present and future General Dusness.
consult alton. once No. 100 North Illinois street.
Indianapolis. ONCE hours from . 10 a mmp I.
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AS,912.94

Amount TO be derived this
school year from the in
creased levy OF Az
cents Cbeing 60 per cent.
of the total, due April,
1S99 iS................-..-- --'szi'S0'.Sf
Reduction of the over
draft Irrespective of the
increased levy will be...... 29,6oi.oi
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-21

SHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Ex-
court Of the. Fret Judicial district OF the state
Of Montana. In and for tho county Of Lewis md
Clarke. in tho suit of Annie Dillon. against
James A. Eusyios, duly attested the 9Th day OF
January: 1893, | have levied upon all the right,
title and interest Of tho said James 4. higgins
in and to tho following described property.
situatcd in Lewis and Clarke county, state OF
Montana, viz.
Excelsior quartz lode mining claim. situated
in Ottawa (unorganized) mining district. LOWS
and Clarke county. Montana, or all ~interost OF
defendant therein said claim is situated about
mining claim, and is more particularly do:
scribed in the notice of location there of recorded
In book 4 of lode locations. page Az. in tho office
OF the county recorder OF Lewis aud clarke
county, Montsnl.
Also the Elizabeth quartz lode mining claim.
trict. Lewis and Clarke county, Montana. Said
claim 10 situated at the head III Hawhide rulch
on belmont mine. 1he nd. Looming olHim 10 the
xcelsior quartz lode mining lain on the enst.
Bald lode IL moic particularly described In the
notice Of location thereof. recorded in hook Of
lodo locations, 1t page tl9. of tho records Of
/ evils and Clarke county. Montana,
Together with all and singular the tanements,
lereditaments and sppurtenances thereunto be-
longing or In nnywise appertaining.
9th day Of May, AID. 1873, At tho hour Of il
O'Clock III. OF said day, At tho front door II the
court house. in tho city Of Helena, said county
ana state. l will soil all the right. title and In
lerost Of tho said yamos A. Hugsias In and to the
,aid above derGribod property '" tho hishest
Given under m hand this tho 18th day Of
CHARLES u. CURTIS, Sheriff.
IL FRED Il. Hoss. Undor Sheriff.
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SHERIFF's sALE:-r. H; ,CLEWELL AND Y.
- G. linda. executors of the estste of Deborah
JTelly. Lydia Kelly and A. i: Dodge i Co.. de-
Under and by virtue Of an order Of sale an! de-
cree Of foreclosure and sale Issued ont OF the
district ststs 1T cS Maat 1t the n F'Fs sna 1pd fe1 q, district coan o. the he
A. .. 1sgs, in the above entitled action, wherein
the FL estate ste~ of r sha n H. Il. H Htna'i and sIe andpsw g 3
Kelly, defendant, the above named, plaintiffs
obtained a Judgment and decree Of fDreclqs1Fe
tho said Andrew j. Kelly. against his CO.
a da tSs f. day. 4; e. Of p spTsl, = 4. B. 5. is asfs ie4 ths
sum Of sas,S7s.sss; besides interest, costs and At
torney's fees, which snid decree WAS on the It'll
a %snt 3 boa apiHit NJ. 81 Ia. P Of 1s aid rs so q at u Page 5sa k.
l am commanded to soil all that certain lot,
piece or parcel Of land. situate, lying and be-
Of Montana, and bounded and described as fol
The west half (nl Of northeast quarter % Of
section number tAirty-three (33), township
eleven uI, north of range three 81 west, Of the
principal meridian of Montana. containing
eighty tso) acres OF land aeco =, to United
right, bitches. appropriations, franchises and
privileges. upon. leading to OF connected with or
USUALLY assn1ib1 ma Land ana en'oy yT IN, IN 6o an% elton with SAD .nd
parcel thereof.
Together with all and singular the tenements.
| he~reditaments and Appurtenances thereunto be-
LONGING or in anywise appertaining.
Public notice is hereby given that on Monday,
the lat day of May. A. d. 1893. at IL O'Clock
moi that day at the front door Of the court house,
Helena. Lewis and Clarke county; Montana, l
of foreclosure and sule, sell the above described
property. or so much thereof as may BIZ
necessary to satisfy said Judgment: with interest
| in hand.
Given under my hand this 10th day of April
CHARLES u. CURTIS. Sheriff.
by FRED l. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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SHERIFF's sALY.-THE THOMAS CRUsR
~ Savings Bank. plaintiff. 70. Garah =. .Guth-
RE. William Guthrie and Thomas Travis. do
PENDANTS.
decree Of Foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court OF the first judicial district OF the
1893, in the above entitled action, wherein Tho
Thomas Cruise Savings Eank, the above named
plaintiffs; obtained . a I'd. a iuds1snt and decree s,,S,; Of
William Guthrie and Thomas Travis. defend
sn.': on the ssh 80 Xxx X Of pscembs.: A; y: isoa. 70,
attorneys fees which said decree was on the sth
%snt Of bo %des No: M f. q said said. e ssoGso ss page ~ 'o M,
pisces or parcels Of land. .itus,e: lying and beins
" tho county Of 1syis AID oisrae s.sts Of
to wit:
hundred and sixty $500 # tho riginal towpsite
three and one-hnlf NsX) feet front on SPONGE,
street: eommenoing at TO touthsrn boupdar,
limo Of s.,d Me!eoa so ss site. .unpins norta 'i.t,
drtd 400 fs,t to- boundary limo again: 'henc,
west one hundred aad sixteen and eighteenth
e maf s,,G D. feet t % i isnt 3@t9 p : on and b .is: , an'
Spencer .trest.. elsy0n and one-half uIMl few
wide and lying next and sdioinins on the portl
number eighteen 1s) In block number ono ~ o
joseph Cox addition to tho city Of Helena, c. sale
lot and block arc numbered. designated and de-
ecribrd upon tho official plat of said addition OF
file in tho Office of tho county recorder Of Lswi
and Clarke county, in which tho said premises
are situated.
Tosethsr with all snd singular the tenemsnts
h~ereditAmsnts and sppurtsnAuces thsreunto be
longing or in any wise app 'rtaiDinH.
the 2,th day Of April. A. D. 1882. at IL o'clocl
m. Of that day. at the front door CT tho courl
house. Helonn. llewis and Clarke county. Mon
tAnA ! will, In. Obedience to eaid order Of sal;
snd decroe OF foreclosure snd rnls, soil IN,
above described property. OF 80 mpoh Thereof
o. may % necessary to sAuefy eaid Judgment
bidder. for cash In hand.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of March
A. l.. 1868.
CHARLES L. CURTIS, Sheriff.
| by \. r. Hosa Under Sheriff.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
Tho Union Pacific Strike In Fair Way az
settlement.

.sNo ~ . . y" WV w.
settlement.
OMAHA, Neb., April 90.-Unless all indi-
cations fail the strike now III force on tho
Union Pacific svstem will be ended within
tho next twenty-four hours, IL conservative
sentiment can bring about such settlement
as will leavo the men in II position to re-
sumo work and still give them some OF the
rights they demanded. Twenty-Five APP
prenticeS quit work at noon to-day. but
otherwise there was no change in the sltua-
tion. A meeting was held this afternoon
and President Clark. but the result ia
kept secret. II looks as If the railroad
company would recede from its position.
TOPEKA, KAN, April a0.--At one O'Clock
this morning Judge Hazen. of the districs
court, granted. upon application OF the At
Gibson, Topeka n Santa Fo Railway COM
pany. y temporary injunction restraining
the striking ~sAopmen from interfering with
tho operation Of the road, or with men who
we're at work in tho shops. The hearing of
tho case has been set for May l. The COM
pnny decided to take this step yesterday
afternoon, when seven cooks who were
carrying meals to shop hands were set upon
by strikers. who prevented them taking
food into the shops. This incident. and
the fear that an additional force Of new
men whom the company expect to put on
to-day might lead to a collision, caused the
company to appeal to the courts for pro-
teotion.
Au hour before Hazen granted the order
sixty non-union men arrived from Pennsyl-
vania 70 take the places of the strikers.
NEW York, Arril GA secret meeting of
the clothing manufacturers and garment
cutters was held tonight. At the conclu-
sion it was announced that the differences
between the United Garment Cutters OF
America and the Clothing Manufacturer
association were amicably settled and an
agreement reached satisfactory to both
sides. 1t was further stated that az soon "a
both parties ratified the agreement all
strikes, lockouts and other existing diff
culties will be declared of.
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
TRANSPORTATION.

DEpARTMENTo OF THE INTERIOR. OFFICE
u ~. Of Indian Affairs. Washington. April 10.
Beet. bids for Beef must b. submitted in sep
arate envelopes, Bacon, Flour. Clothing. or
transportation, etc.. las the case may be-: and
Nos IS and 81 Wooster street. New York, will
lsss, for furnishing FOR t , Indian service about
the hoof, 2,0Oo,GO pounds. net Feet. $4,000
pounds Beans, '76,0od pounds Baking Powder.
: S ,aoS. eco eco p poonds G F9on, $500 s;S'Sm po oonad. c9 9aes.
80. GOO pounds Hard Broad, $4,000 pounds HON
i q 5000 pounds, LARD. $40 barrels Z Mess Pork,
rounds Coarse salt III, voo pounds line Salt,
s sso ,0 0oU pounds soap, 1,ooo. goo pounds Sugar. and
Also Blankets, Wooden and Cotton Goods.
e S,snds!a eca il part 7o,c e ; niSlinf bri Ill., y ,s'SoS
Denims, $4,000 yards: bingham 5000 0 yards:
keaatucay Jeans 10000 "a y,a,aa d. chtvio,i e; cog
y sSsa,ip sr? ss,oos sh Sssd,' sAi S,e;See E sSi4;in si's sSlSed
Groceries. Notions, Hardware, Medical supp!ies.
e son.0 sr tsSks' s sueh ana ns I h ians .'' P :. sn,sf Rakss
forks, etc.. and for shout GAG wagons required
for the service, to be delivered at Chicago. Kan
as may be required, adapted to the climate of
the Pacific Co,st. with california brakes, dsliv-
cred at ian francisco.
hJSo tinAeloEtNthOA ASI VI Iuo
good and supplies that may not be contracted
Tor 10 be delivered at the Agencies.
BIDS MUST BE MADE OUT ON GOVERNMENT
LANKs
Schedules showing the kinds and quantities of
subsistence supplies required for each Agency
and School, and the kinds and quantities In
gross. of all other goods and articles, together
with blank proposals, conditions, to be observed
by bidders. time and place of delivery, terms Of
contract and payment, transportation routes.
and all other necessary. instructions. will be
furnished upon application to the Indian Office
in W ashington, or NOS. 65 and 67 Wooster street.
New York; the Commissaries OF Subeistence. y.
:. A., at heyenne, Chicago. leavenworth
Omaha. Saint Louis. + amt Paul aud San Fran
cisco: the R0stmasters at sioux City, lows:
Yankton, 8. Lakota; Arkansas City, Caldwell,
Topeka and Wichita, Kansas. and Tucson. Ari,
coma.
The right is reserved by the government to re-
iect any and all bids. OF any part OF any bid,
and these proposals are invited under pIovise
that appropriation shall be made for the supple:
Bids will be opened at the hour andsday above
stated. and bidders arc invited to be present al
the opening.
CERTIFIED CHICKS.
All bids must be accompanied by certified
checks or drafts upon some United States. DO
~pository. the National lark Pans Of New York
the First National lank Of lander: Wyo, or tn
First National ank of mn francisco. Cal, fo1
at least five Der cent OF the amount OF tho pro
posal.
r.. Y. BELT, Acting Commissioner.
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NOTICE TO CRED!TORs-IN THE DIE
= triot court OF tho First judicial dtstrict Of
the state OF Montana. in and Tor tho county
OF L-evia and Clarke.
In tho matter Of tbs estate OF Henry NJ, Bran
degea. deceased.
Notice " hereby given by the undersiaped, I'D
zoe, deceased, 10 tho credi or. OF. and nll
parrons having elaims asaiinst 70 s.id Dc.
vouchers within ten months after tho first pub
iieation ofthis noticc to the said ndministrator p
tho law oi co of Maseena LulArd. Room = Gold
Hook, In the city of Helens, in the county Of
! evils ard clarke: state e Montana, ,ho eams
BIO ng the place for tbs, transaet,on OF me busi,
nafs OF said estate in raj county OF Lewis and
Clarke.
Dated March IL. ID. 1893,
Administrator Of the estate Of Henry NJ. Bran
degee, deceased,
first publication March "a. 1891.
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Matching Fish In China.

Gardeners Magazine: The Chinese nave
a method Of Matching the spawn of fish,
and thus projecting it from those accidents
which generally destroy a large portion of
it. The fishermen collect with care from
the margin and surface of waters all those
gelatinous masses which contain the spawn
of fish. and. after they have found n sufi-
cient quantity. they fill with it the shell of a
fresh hens egg. which they have previously
emptied, stop up the hole, and put it under
y sitting fowl. At the expiration of u CO :
tain number of!days they break the shell in
water warmed by the sun. Tn young fry
are presently hatcheI, and are kept in pure,
fresh water till they are large enough to be
thrown into the pond with the old fish.
The sale of spawn for this purpose forms
an important banch Of trade in CHM.
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An Impress,onist sketch.

Boston journal: Ono Of tho good dea.
cons in q certain church is also superin-
tendent of the Sunday school. and al
though he is not an artist, he frequently
illustrates points in the lesson by the use
of the blackboard. Thess exercises are for
the special benefit of the younger 70 ton
of the school and the superintendent has Il
habit of arousing the ohildren's interest by
asking questions about what he has drawn.
Having drawn the representation of
typed style of all such roynl appeudages. b,
said: Now what one of the little folks CT,
tell me what this is?"
Several raised their hands, but the su
perintendent's eye was caught by a lit,
fellow on the front scat.
well. Johnnie. you may tell"
Proud of his distinction above his fellows
the boy rose smilingly and shouted: =.
pin cushiunn!'
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NOTICE OF PROBATE or WIIL-IN THE
~ district conrt Of the First judicial district
of tho state of Montana. in ind for the county
of Lewis and Ilarxe.
in the matter of tho O tata of William thum-
asero. deceased.
Pursuant to an order Of said court, made on
tho 18th day of April. 1893, notice is hereby
given. that Monday, tho lat day OF May. 1888, at
~ O'Clock a. m. If said day, at the court room
of said court. at the court house in tho county
of ! evils and Clarke. has been appointed IS
the time and place for proving the will of said
William I humasero. deceased, and for hearinl
Thomas .. NARROW for the issuance TO them oi
letters testalnentary. when and where any psrsor
interested may appear and contet the same.
Dated April II, 1898.
JOHN BEAN, Clerk.
BY ii. J. CAS- EDY. Deputy Clerk.
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CNERlFF'B SALR.-ALBERTG. SWEETHER,
- plaintiff. Va. George d. Diehl. Hannah DiehI
uuJ 4 a. NaOtla AofaONautG hr.A .a"

GYERlFF'B ALf.-ALBERTG. .6WEETsER,
y plaintiff. vs.. George u. Diehl. Hannah Diehl
and I o. Mantle. defendants.
Under and by virtue Of An order OF sale ana
sistrict court q tho First judicial district Of this
.tato ot Montana. in and for. tho county OF l.cwls
aud Clarke. on the 4,h day Of April. a; u.
1898. in the above entitled action, wherein nibest
tained ! Judgment and decree Of foreclosuTe and
sale against tieor9e Il. Diehl, Hannah Diehl shd
Lee Mantle, defendants, on the ath day OF
April, A: d. 1893. for the Gum OF u. COY. hceides
recorded in Judgment book No. l Of said court
at page -. | am commanded to- sell all that
certain lot, piece. or parcel OF land situate, lying
N. :,st. h 81 Ko IN .as es sna bon on ss sna a assor ahsd1 :.
I Lot numbered fvs (5l In block numbered
forty-two iA2) Of tho hrosdwater addition to the
city of Helena. IN said ccnnty and state. me sara
ty- five (2s) feet and = depth of one hun, red and
twenty -fvef 1881 feet recording to and - described
upon the official plat Of this raid named addition.
which plat i nov On tile N the manner provided
the said county OF Lswis and Clarke. Together
with all and singular tho tenements.. hcredtta-
ments and Appurtenanoes therounto belonging
Or In Any wise appertnintng
day, tho 4,h day Of May. A.. D.. 1893. at
y O'Clock m. Of that day: at the front door Of
the court house. Helena, Lewis and Clarke coun-
~, Montana. l will: in nbsdience to eaid otder
the above described property. or 30 much there
Of AZ may DO necessary to satisfy. said Judgment,
with interest and costa, to the highest aud best
bidder for cash in hAnd.
CHARLES D. CURTIS. Sheriff.
By RED T. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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~ the first judicial district Of the state Of
Montana, in and for the county of LOWS anil
Abnsr b.. Clements. plaintiff. vs. g. ". Nc
The state Of Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant
You are hereby required to appear in IN action
ID aiiP9 Ra t. : district e court y .as &. as' Fir. a. sadie..Gl le d's.
county Of Lewis and Clarke. and to answer the
compliant FLED therein. within ten days
servics on you Of this summons. il served within
this county; or. Il served out Of this county. but
within this district, within twenty days: other.
will DO taken against. you. according to tho
prayer Of said complaint.
1he said aotien u brought to recover the
sun s;1b Ct ;rt tnissy- ;bss,o and !. &, o.. de 81 r.. t tse. ssst
per annum from Feb. 10. 1881. said sum being
due upon an account for money loaned to the
said defendant At defendants special instance
sum Of two hundred and thirty.two dollars. TO-
gethsr with interest thereon ct the rate OF ten
per cent per annum from July IL. 1892, the same
being due upon m acc mt 70. money loaned On
ants special instance and request. and for costs
Of suit.
And you are hereby notified that i you fail to
require seaaiTed ino ts sst said i p%5si til vii take judgment q 8 ansns
against you for the sum OF S2b7 81, interest as
aforesaid, and costs.
Given under my hand and the zeal Of the. dis
stats Of Montana, in and for the
~- county Of Lewis and. Clarke.
f'se.l first'l this 18th day Of March. in the
'oe Court Ss'' eight ss;& E Sa SSI sa 20 sS Fl nies.s; ssses
BY g. O. FREEMAN, Deputy CLERK:
Massena Bullard. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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A Germantown lady was coming home
the other afternoon with a small alarm
clock that she had been having repaired,
when she concluded to drop in at the ser
vice at st. Luke's. She was walking down
the aisle when all at once there broke out n
noise like a slightly muf1ied cable car gong
at Seventh and Market on a busy after
noon. Every head was turned in the di-
rection OF the newcomer and she was al
most paralyzsd. 1t was that alarm clock
and it had gone off prematurely. The &C.
quel of that little clocks indiscretion can
better be imagiuedsthun described.-Phila.
delphia Press.
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
L Office Of Chief Q~uartermaatar, Departmeui

PROPOSALS. FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
L Office Of Chief Quartermaster, Department
SAFES a11H6S, p fSans SAL M IN arip ARast " 1il i'f b.
received at this Office, OF at the following named
posts. and at Helena, Mont. until II O'Clock q.
nishing and delivery Of such WOOD. tOAL and
CHAhCOA al during the iscal year commencing
July J.. 1893, as may be required at st. Paul. Min
marck. Grand FORKS and korts Buford, Penn.
hna, and lates. n. D.: Bookings and Forts
Mesde, Sully and Sisseton Agency. s.. D.; Hell
ena. Deer Lodge. and Forts Assinniboine. Gus
ter. Keo1h, Missoula. Camps l oplsr klver and
Merritt. Mont: Fort. Yellowstone. Wyo., anc
sioux City, low Blank forms of proposals
with fnlN Instructions to bidders. will be fur
nished on application to this Office. or to the
Quartermasters at the various points named.
JOHN v. kUREY,
Quartermaster. U. g. Army, Chief Quarter,
master.
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t;cipate. The directors' plan for disposin2
Of the floating debt ia understood to BIO the
issue Of about &12. COO. 600 of collateral trust
notes, running for Ave Years and bearing
six per cent Interest. The proposed COLI
lateral consists of the securities Of con-
trolled roads, held in the treasury of the
Northern Pacific. The defiant ton of the
statement prepared by tho directors 10
taken to mean that Willard has nc intention
Of leaving tho management, but. on the
other hand. will be responsible for tho
plan for financial relief of the company.