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Arizona republican., 1895-07-14

Train No. l connects with Southern Pacific train No. 19, ea.tbound, passing Bowie Junc- tion at :5O 8. m
 Train No. connects with Southern Pacific train No. 20, westbound, passing Bowie Junc- ton at 6:35 D m.
 Trains and run daily except Sunday and connect with stage line at Pima to and from Fort Thomas, San Carlos, Globe City and Tonto Basin.
 The company reserves the right to vary this schedule as circumstances may require.
 VIM. GARLAND, President.
Arizona republican., 1895-07-14
These lots will be offered for sale on terms and at prices within the reach of every homeseeker. These additions are on the finely equipped
 ELECTRIC STREET RAILWAY Only Four Minutes Ride to Center
 Street.

Property within the city limits is too high-priced to be utilized as resi- dence property, when better and more comfortable homes can be secured in these beautifully situated additions at small cost The man who cares to investigate the future growth of Phoenix and vicin- ity will readily come to the conclusion that within the next six years it's popu- lation will reach 10000 or 3O,0O0, and in order to accommodate this pushing, bus ting throng business houses, as we'll as residences, will seek the additions here mentioned, and their cash value thereby be enhanced tenfold. The
Arizona republican., 1895-07-14
Capitol of the New State of Arizona

Will attract culture and wealth to this vicinity and when the State Buildings are erected on the handsome grounds now made ready for occupancy, rush to secure lots will surely ensue,
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-09-18

Skramd till dods. Vid en- tiuis
inbrott Joseph Emmons hus Elk
wood, Ind, natten till mandags blef
EFT sjukt barn skramdt till d0ds.
Slut pa braket. Dan spanska mi
nistern Washington, Senior de LONE,
ofyerlemnade fredags till statsdepar-
tementet en- ''draft" Il 81, 449, 900 och
for uppg0relsen af den langtradiga och
kinkiga Mora affaren.
Katolska biskoparne pricKade.
De oberoende polska katolikerna, som
f0rliden vecka h5llo sin konvention
Cleveland, Ohio, uttalade bland annat
den meningen, att de romersk katolska
biskoparne behandla det polska folket
Amerika pa EFT tyranniskt och par.
tiskt satt, mera som vida dur an upp-
lysta menniskor, och att dc trampa
dess rattigheter under sina fotter.
Misslyckade forsok till tag
plundring. Eft tag, som gick fran
Grand Junction Colorado pa natter
till den IL dennes, blef antastadt a
rofvare vid en- liten station Crevasse,
belagen omkring % mil fran forstntim-
da stale. R5fvarne, som troligtvi,
voro nyborjare yrket, hade vid static
men kopplat at "bAggage"-vagnen oct
latit lekomotivet gil sin vag med post.
och expressvagn. Dd r0fvarne, son
voro iva till antalet och f0rsedda met
masker, insago slit misstag, fydde d.
till bergen. - Samma matt anf0lls ct
Illinois Central expressing narhetei
af Klnmudy, Ill af tre banditer, son
dock af radsla aydde, imam de had,
hunnit CORA nagot egentligt ondt
Storartade nationalhogtidlighe
ter. Chickamaugas minnesrika strids
falt narheten af Chattanooga, Tenn.
invigas nu dagarne uder stora militia
ra h0gtidltgh till en- nationel mill
tarpark. Veterauerna, som forr KAN
pade mot hvarandra pa dessa falt, mG
tas nu der frid under tradens skug
gor. Regerlngen ar representerad, Il
kasa kongressen. Narvarande for re
stem aro pa sarskild inbjudan: medlen
marne af F0renta Staternas h0gst
domstol, armens generallojtnant, 40
tans amiral, staternas guvern0rer me
stab och veteranerna fran de kampand
armeerna. De olika staterna hafv
upprest atskilliga vackra monumer
der pa platsen, Minnesota har ej mil
Dire I'm fem.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-09-18
ID A KO T A.

Pension har beviIjats Benjamin
Nilsson Lewiston, S. d.
Till postmastare Verona, N. D.,
har J ohm L. Hanson blifvit utnamd.
Ovanlig varme september. Ma
stan hvarie dag fOrliden vecka Diver.
steg varmen 90 grader i Yankton, S.
D., och lordags visade termometcrp
icIse mindro lin 100 gr i skuggan.
Genom eldsvada 6delades / man
days cit siidosmagasin med deri forva-
rade $500 bush. hvete Il John Nelson's
Casselton, N d., farm. Sex hastar
forgingos afven lagorna. Ingen brand
f0rsakring.
Arsmote. Nora Dakotas christian
Endeavor Unions" sjette arsm0te opp
nades jamestown f0rliden l6rdag.
Omkring 200 delegater fran skilda de-
lar of staten vantades komma att delta
ga detsamma.
Vadligt omkommen. Ole Tollof-
son, en- farmare fran trakten af Ver-
million, S. D., blef fredags ihielslagen
| yid det att cit par hastar, efter hvilka
han akte, skenade, En- son till den om-
komne fck vid sanma tillfalle ena be-
net afbrutet och erh0ll atskilliga andra
| skador.
Betydlig kreatursuts keppning.
Enligt underrAttelser fran Dickenson,
N. D., har icke mindre an 1000 ban
vag slaster n0tkreatur utskeppats fran
staten under innevarande sasong, hvil-
ket visar en- ansenlig tillokning Diver
utskeppningen under motsvarande It'd
de narmast f0regaende aren.
Eldsvada. Keystone Gold Mining
Companys uarheten af Hill City, 8.
d. belagna krossverk 6delades genom
eldsyada f6rra veckan. Afvensa tra-
virket gruischaktet antandes, men
Iyckligtvis blef elden slackt ooh de me-
re grufvan befintliga arbetarne rad.
dade Forlusten, som bel6per sig till
S22, 500, ar betackt genom brandforsak.
ring.
Svart lemlastade. August Wilmo,
en- fnlandare och A. w. Ledin, en- ung
landsman fran Minnesota, inforslades
fredags fran landsbygden till Aber.
deem, S. D., och intogos pa hospitale'
derstades for erhallande af n0dig siuk
. ward. Mannen, som deltagit tr6sk
, ningsarbete der trakten, fastan oil
ka hall, hade derunder varit utsatta
!, for olyckshandelsen att fl ena armel
: indragen troskmaskinen. Bida kom
: ma Arven att ia ga enarmade genon
lifvet, enar de skadade iemmarne q
! lila tilltygats, att dc maste anputeraa
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-09-18

tar, bicycle-man och bicycle-qvinnor,
"polis-forcen" pa hjul, illuminationer,
raketer, solar och stjernor M m. SAINT
f0rst och sist de h0gst angenama pro-
menaderna a stadernas sparvagnar
mellan XII. 6 och pa aftnarne, vid hyil-
ka promenader man hade n0jet att
klamma och trampa folk, att bli
klamd och trampad. och att ofta nog ia
GA dit man icke vile och skulle ga, for
att inte tala ON -det behagliga att
skynda sparvagnarne till notes l
mil for att tillf6rsakra sig en- enda Ii.
ten plats, stor nog att der kunna sta pa
ta pa egen eller nagon annans. Och
nu Dir det Diver, ,det roliga, det glada
dot varma och harliga utstallningslif
vet. ia, forbi!
ia, harliga dagar med solsken uti,
och kalfvar och kossor och tuppor =
hi, hi,
och blommor och sboxar" med honun,
och bi
| ha kilat f0rbi.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-09-18

Chisago county fair halles Lind
strom torsdagen, fredagen och l6rda-
gen nAsta vecSa ncmligen don 26, q
och %.
Stor familj. I trakten af Tracy
Dor en- familj best;lende af husfader,
husmoder och 10 barn. Fadern ar 43
ar gammal och modern AZ dr.. Hon blef
gift vid l6 ars alder.
De som villa bli bedragna bora
k0pa allehanda krams fran kringvan-
drande iudar Fran Aere hall f0rmales
hurusom en- godtrogen Notwithstanding
latit nara pa sig vardelosa fickur. Man
borde besinna att kramare ei resa om-
lkring barmhertighetens intresse.
"Curfew"-lag En- 8. k. Cur
few"-lag I'd. Il. en- lag som bestammer,
1 att ungdom efter EFT visst klocklag pa
qvallen icke far synas ute pa gatorna,
blef af stadsradet Winona antagen
sistl. vecka Timmen bestamdes till 9,
och aldern till 15 ar, gallande bade gos-
sar och llickor. Stadens mayor vetobe-
lade stadsradets beslut.
Jernvagsolycka Forliden man
dag intratfaIe vid Annandale d vestra
linien OF 500 banan en- olyckshandelse
genom ursparning.. Sofvagnarna gin
go ur sparet och rullade omkring ett
par hvarf. M silan tio och femton per-
soner skadades, och lokomotivet for
derfvades For resten aro detaljerna
| obi 40 III,
pressen. w. D.oWash burn, en- son till
I. d. forbundssenator Washburn skada-
des ehuru ej lila. Denne sisnamde ska-
dades ock vid en- jernvagsolycka for
nagra dagar sedan.
Olycksdiger sammanstotning.
Great Northerns passageraretag mo-
och NO 3 sammanst0tte XII. lao sistlid-
ne onsdags morgon mira Mslby, Mlnn.,
under det de gin2o full fart. Fem
personer d0dades, nemligen de begge
tagens lollomotivf0rare, ]. X. Emerson
vid NO och Ira S. Haines vid MO 3,
= eldaren II NO ,, expressmannen vid NO
| 2 och posteXpeditoren E T. johnson
vid NO 2 Omkrlng II personer bIefvo
|
E postexpedit0ren George Williams, bo-
ende vid Smelling ave-, tros komma att
, do. ALA dc d6da, med undantag al
, Haines, som ar fran Minneapolis, arc
fran ST. Paul Orsaken till olyckar
t uppgifves glomska eller sOmn fran 10.
: komotivI0rarens 4 mo- 3 sida; han hade
: Ell vld den bestamda mOtesplatsen in
q vdntat 2:an. Den materlella f0rluster
t for iernvagsbolaget uppskattas till 20,
900 dollars. Utom de fem d0da son
I har oiyan nAmts, halya sedermera un
/ dor spitlrorna och vagnarne upptackt
O tva dodade ''tramps". Vederb0rand
coroner som unders0kt f0rhallandeni
\ har lagt ausvaret for den f0rskriickligt
= olyckan cke blott pa den allidne fora
b. ren Haines utan iirven phi jernvagsbo
r laget, som dels bestalnt en- 3. k. "blin
: siding, der ingen jernvagst ienstemar
l. ar anstaId och der illus eller lyktor ick
- finnas, som m0tesplats for passagerare
= tag, och des latit en- kondukt0r Til
f0raren fran bara tva orders, da endas
y. en- varit tillrdcklig.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-09-18
W CO N SIN.

VadaSkott. John Ohlen, en- l6:arig
gosse Ashland,- ahed / tisdags a. d.
till folje at EFT skottsar underlifvet
hvilket. tillfogats honom derigenom
att skottet of0rmodadt brann al, da
han foregaende dag h0ll pa att ladda
en- bossa.
Smittkoppor Dr. Bodenius Ma
Olson har af sekreteraren for statens
''board OF health" underrAttats, att ett
fall af smittkoppor upptHckts Dayton,
Waypaca county. Nodiga f0rsigtig-
hetsmatt for hindrande az pestens
spridande ha foretagits.
Ofverkord af bantag och 0gon-
5lickligen dodad blef en- dag i forra
veckan en- S5 ar sammal farmare vid
namn Henry Halberstadt fran Racine
trakten. Hasten. eft,r hvilken mannen
akte, d0dades afven och slungades Of
lokomotivet omkring $50 fot fran olycks-
platsen.
Vindens styrka. Under en- cy-
klonartad storm, som sondags hem
s0kte trakten af Madison, l0srycktes l3
jernvagsvagnar fran ett godstag och
vraktes fran sparet EFT stycke utom
staden. Den vagu, hvilken konduk.
loren Starr, expressmannen Foley och
bromsaren Feltz befunno sig, tumlade
utf0r den 80 fot h6ga banvallen, hvar.
vid de resande blefvo lila skadade, der
sistnamde troligtvis lifsfarligt.
West Superior-nyheter: T. H
Martin fran Chicago aflade bes0k har
staden forliden vecka afsigt att utse
lamplig plats for anlaggning af er
misunderstanding. Martin, som repre-
senterar vissa Chicagokapitalister, ID
f0rsta, att en- dylik fabrik torde inon
en- icke ahagsen framtid anlaggas har
stades, savida f0r tandstickstillyerk-
ming passande travirke kan erhalla
fran furuskogarne statens norra del
hvarom +. n. understanding f6retages
- Det f0rljudes, att icke mindre lin g.
kr0gare Of den Starkweatherska admi
nistrationen tillatits att bedrifva sil
r6relse mot erlaggande af endast el
: brakdel af den bestamda ''license"-ai
giften. Den harigenom uppkomna ba
Jansen lar uppga till 81 1925. Nog be
J h6fves har reform!
: Naturfenomen. Vattnet | LAX
Superior steg fyra fot 0fver h0idmar
ket utefter insj0ns s0dra kust for
: liden torsdag, anstallande betydli
} skada a manga platser, meddelas fra
Ashland Att insi0ns vattenyta tic
: tails holes omkring en- fot pa en- lite
] stund, Dir en- kand SAX och vetenskap
: man ha ansett delta vara ett slags et
S och Hod, men till fenome net torsdae
: saknas hittills motsvarighet. Vattne
! kom instr0mmande med 81 stor hasttl
= het att telefonstoI par kullvraktes oc
0 timmerdottar l6srycktes, hvarvid q
: hel del thinner fordes langt mat lai
= det och blef sedan qvarliggande der, q
a vattnet ater str0mmade tillbaka. A
n skilliga personer, som vid tillfall'
a akte utmed Chequamegonbugten, un
g gingo endast med svarighet att up
9 hinnas al den framrusande vagen, inns
n dc lyckats f1rsatta sig sakerhet
L hoglandtare platser. Vattnet si0r
n nastan lika hastigt som det h0jt g
och inom loppet Of en- timma hade SIX
= dragit sig tillbaka inom sina naturlis
:. grAnser och dess yta atertaget slit va
Iliga utseende.
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-17
SOUTH PORTLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Huston of Gray
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel B. Cobb
at their residence in Willard.
Mrs. Frank Webster is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Field, Deep
Brook.
Thursday the descendants of the
Loveitt family had a reunion at Miss
Margaret Pillsbury's Miss Pillsbury
furnished dinner to the entire party, and
all passed very pleasant day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meaher are entertaining
friends at Maplewood, and on Wednes-
day gave sail to Harpswell, followed by
dinner Thursday in honor of tkeir
guests.
Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Charles A. Willard entertained invited
guests with piano recital by Miss e. j.
Coswell, which was very fine indeed.
The daughters of Rebekah of South
Portland, numbering about 30, with in
vited guests, were entertained by Miss
Margaret Pillsbury, Willard, last even
ing. A lawn supper was served in the
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-17

grape arbor, which was very prettily dec
GRATED with bunting and Chinese Ian
terms. In the evening all repaired to the
house, where good social three (O
hours were passed. The Rebekah's wish
to thank Miss Pillsbury, for her kind
ness, and the pleasant occasion.
Miss Alice Pillsbury and Miss Carrie
Burbank left this morning for an ex-
tended vacation trip to Bridgton, Den
mark and the adjoining towns.
Thursday evening opened the fair at the
Hoe House, which the ladies of the North
Church are holding. The fair will con-
tinue afternoons and evenings and close
tonight. Supper is served for 25 cents
each night from five until seven O'Clock,
This afternoon there will be baby show
and prizes awarded to the various kinds
Of babies who distinguish themselves
by looks, weight etc.
Miss Eva Willard died at her home
Thursday morning in Willard, after a
short illness. She was only 16 years of
age, and will be greatly missed by all our
young people as well as the old She was
OF pleasing, even disposition and was
loved by all who knew her.
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-17
THE CAPE ELECTRICS.
Rails are Expected to Reach Rigby
Park Tonight.

Twelve Cars Will be Owned by the Road
and Twenty-Five or Thirty Men VIII Be
EmplOyed-VIewo of the Power House
Portland Bridge to be Strengthened.
BY tonight the track of the Portland
and Cape Elizabeth electric railroad will
be practically completed to Rigby Park.
The coming week the cars, some Of
which are already on the track, will be
run to make the employees acquainted
with their workings. On the S6th the
railroad commissioners will be present
and inspect the line, as the law directs
They will undoubtedly find 1T all right
nd issue their approval for is operation.
Then, bright and early on the morning
of August 9th, it Is intended that the
cars shall begin running for the accom-
mediation of the public.
General Manager Krutz says that
twenty-five men have already been en-
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-17

and up Sawyer to Broadway again,
thence onward to Knightville.
= Manager Krutz says that they will be
operated in winter as we'll as in summer
but it is probable that in the winter sea-
son cars will not run beyond Cash's Cor
ner.
1t is probable that during the Fair
barges will run from the city to the
present terminus of the road at the end
Of Portland bridge. Another pleasant
way to reach the cars will be by crossing
the ferry and taking the cars at the foot
of Sawyer street. 1t is quite probable
that Island people wishing to attend the
Fair will be taken by excursion steamers
to the wharf at South Portland, whence
they can easily reach the cars.
The power house at Knightville, view
of which is herewith given, is very con-
veniently located for the distribution of
power, both into the city, and in the
directions of Cash's Corner and Willard.
1t is understood that the county COM
missioners will decide to let the company
cross the bridge without demanding a
widening at present. But the company
will be required to give bonds to protect
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-17

gagged as employees of the road, and that
twenty five or thirty will be employed
permanently in its operation.
The company will have in all twelve
cars. Six have already arrived. There
are now laid six or eight miles of track
At present the company will have to
take Portland passengers at two points
the terminus of the Ferry and at Port
land Bridge
1t will be fully month from the time
the country commissioners give their
sanction before the line can be laid across
Portland bridge and along Commercial
street and up to it's terminus cn Middle
street. The laying of the rails and string
ing of the trolley wires in the city would
not require over two weeks; but the
crossing of Portland Bridge will be a
much more serious job, and will require
fully four weeks. In the first place the
draw will have to be strengthened by
putting two large steel beams under the
part Of the draw where the rails are to be
laid. In similar manner the remainder
of the bridge will have to be strength
eaed by extending heavy twelve inch
hard pine sticks under the places where
the rails are laid.
After the hurry of getting the line
ready for traffic is over, Manager Krutz
intends to lay about three thousand feet
of additional track in South Portland
At present track runs from Broadway
down Sawyer street to the ferry. This
track will be extended along Front and
Picket streets to the intersection of Pick
ct street and Broadway, where it will
join the main line. This extension will
enable the running of through cars from
Willard along Broadway to Picket, down
Picket to Front, along Front to Sawyer,
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-17
Rather Am Evesnre

The immense poles which have lust
been erected in Monument square, touch
ing the fence Of the Monument lot are
anything but additions to the artistic
ensemble of the memorial. They are
used to support trolley wires and are each
surinounted with an electric light and q
big cone top. In coming down Congress
street the Goddess of Liberty has the ap-
pearance OF hiding behind the pole. 1t
is not generally considered that the God
dess has done anything to be ashamed of,
and some other way of supporting the
wires and lights should be found
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-17
Island Notes.

The Forest Queen will take about three
hundred clerks from the stores in the
French district in Biddeford tomorrow
W II. Page of Cambridge is enjoying
brief vacation at Peaks ISLAND.
Mrs. FL. A. Griffin of Jamaica Plains,
Mass, is at Peaks Island for few
weeks.
The steamer Emita picked up a row
boat Thursday evening about nine O'Clock
near Portland Bug Light and towed it to
the Casco Bay steamboat company's S
wharf, where it awaits it's owner
Thomas Ell. Bibber of Boston is at
Peaks Island.
The yacht Pleord from Boston is an
chored off Peak Island
M iss Emma Stevens of Maiden is enjoy
ing weeks vacation at Peaks Island.
The yacht Uncle Ned of Portland got
becalmed off Peaks Island Thursday
night, which necessitated the crew lodg-
ing in the waiting room at Forest City
Landing.
Lucy J. Hayden of Charlestown is
spending the summer at Peaks Island.
The steamer Madeleine brought an ex-
cursion of about two hundred people, from
Yarmouth to Peaks Island yesterday af-
ternoon.
1t appears that the New York Yacht
Club is thinking fayorably of buying
House Island as site for their new club
house A few days ago Mr.. Gay. one of
Portland's photographers, received in
structions from New York to take views
OF House Island and send them to the
Yacht Club.
There was dance at Elwell FHall last
night. A number of people from Port
land were present, as the guests of the
cottagers.
Tonight the annual illumination of
the cottages in the neighborhood of Ire
fethen's Landing will take place, and
number of residences will be brilliantly
lighted by Chinese lanterns and the is
land illuminated with fireworks.
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-17
MAINE TOWNS.
Items of Interest Gathered by Cores.
pondents of the Press.
Yarmouth.

Yarmouth.
Yarmouth, Aug. 16. Mrs. Ellen Cope
land, of Maiden, Mass, Miss Burnham
and Miss Hemenway, of Boston, are
guests at Royalside this week.
Rev. j. G. Stockbridge will preach at
the Baptist church next Sunday, August
18th.
Miss Hattie Sheldon, of Greenwich,
Conn.,, who has just completed two
years course of study in Europe, arrived
at Mrs III. B. Pendleton's this week.
Mr.. Lewis Sheldon of New York. n
student of Yale, has been visiting Mrs.
Pendleton.
Schooner Northern Light, of Trenton,
New Jersey, arrived at Union wharf
Tuesday with load of gpipes for the
water works. For three days eleven
teams We're busily at work unloading it.
Another schooner load is expected soon.
The members of the Chautauqua Circle
are requested to meeta at L. r. Cook s
next Wednesday evening to arrange for
their annual picnic.
Mrs. M. A. Morton, of Portland. has
been visiting at Mr.. Peter Aliens this
week
Mrs. Howard Loring and son Elliott
are visiting in Massachusetts,
Mr.. John Tee arrived home Sunday
from his visit to England.
Mr.. and Mrs Tibbets of Florida are
visiting Mrs. M. A. Moore.
Mr.. =. X. Gore has purchased Mrs.
Lydia Mason's cottage at Princes Point.
Mr.. Frank L. Baker is home from
Massachusetts with his friend Mr.. John
Hackett.
Mrs. Jere Buxton has been visiting in
Boston.
Edward Wilson is spending his vaca-
tion at Orr's Island. Misses Ellen and
Lou Wilson are visiting in Canton,
Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Woodman are So
journing at Souls Rest Cottage Whites
Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar A Small, of
Maiden, Mass, are guests of Mrs. Sarah
Hill.
Mrs Smith Sawyer and daughters and
Miss Lettie Hamilton are spending few
weeks in Camden.
Mr.. Reuel Doughty returned Monday
from Nova Scotia, where he has been en-
ployed since the early spring.
Mr.. Herbert Milliken is home from
Massachusetts on visit.
Mr.. S. ID. Warren of Boston was at
Camp Hammond this week
Work at the Forrest Paper Mill has
been suspended for the past two weeks
The Yarmouth K. P..'s left en- their
annual excursion Friday morning A
goodly crowd assembled on Union Wharf
and embarked on steamer Madeline for
cruise about Casco Bay. At SIS the
Madeline steamed off in fine style with
the Cadet Band playing sweet music.
They stopped at Cliff Island and dined and
afterwards visited Peaks Island =
New Gloucester.
Sabbathday Lake, Aug. 16 Augustus
Merrill is building a new flume for his
mill
Mr.. Walter Brackett has been in Port
land this week purchasing goods
Mr.. j. o. Small has commenced shook
making in earnest
Mr.. W. L. Bennett has resumed his
work in Livermore
Nothing definite has yet been heard
from the couple who recently left the
Shakers.
Missionaries are holding tent meetings
at the Lower Corner.
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-17
CITY OF PORTLAND
Notice TO Contractors.

GEALED PROPOSALS for. constructing
" sewers in the following streets: About
800 feet in Grant street, about 10 feet in Lewis
street, about 200 feet. in Washbrrn Avenue
and about 100 feet in Lincoln street, will
be received at the Office OF the Commissioner
of Public Works until MONDAY. the 10Th
day of August. 1895. at 10 O'Clock NJ. when
they will be publicly opened ard read. Blanks
on which proposals must be made. plans.
obtained at office of the Commissioner after
Tuesday, the 18th inst The Commissioner re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids should
he oeem it for the interest OF the city so to do.
Proposals should be marked Proposals for
Sewers and addressed to GEO. n. FER
NALp, Commissioner of Public Works.
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