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RAlnrn of kldrr OsIler.

Elder oliver II. Os,lef it,, Of the
Twenty second ward this city, re-.
turned on Tuesday las, from the
Northern States mission whittier he
has teen ilr some time pact preaching
the Gospel Elder oltler left this city
IN January ~, 1896, and has lAborvd
while absent Ia the southern part Of
Illinois. His early return was due to
the sickness Of both himself In tue Held
and his mother at home. The cisiriol
To which he has labofed Il one that IL
very swampy and highly conducive T.
maiatial lover r. m which he sun red.
lie reports much indifference among
tho people with regard 10 regard 10 70.
ligion, especially 20 TO the Mormon
religion, but states that the Elders are
perseveflng In their labofs Anj hopo
with the help Of tue Lord 10 remove
the barriers u pfejudice now existing
IN due time. Elder Oitlef's health 10
now greatly Improved A. lie also that q
his mother
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An address Of welcome was made ~
President Andrew Kimball.
A report OF the present condition Of
anaifs IN the mission was made by
Elders william u. BJ~nng end
william y. Newman, the latter only
left the held = shoft Zine since. Elder
Bowfing has served eucoessfuliy A. the
SECRETARY Of the mission. He naturally
gave a fomewhat detailed sccount OF
the conditions there, showing Q rapid
sud permanent growth and the pros
poets OF a great work yet 10 be pef-
formed.
Intefstefssd between the various re-.
mhrks were rouslng Instrumental anu
vocal selections, duet on the plano
10y Elaefs Alvin A. Beesley aud lie ~
kifkmnu. A Chiokasaw vocal quar-.
tette ami later n X ,Esas double header
by eight Il tie Eldets recently from
that fitii.
Elder George Collect with bis usual
humot Amused the assembly by n comic
fsciiation.
Tho assembly was favored with =
visit from President Gunfg, q. Cannon
who addressed tue meeting and ~.
pressed bis Appreciation VI sucb gath.
efings. lie dwelt upon tho remark.
sbe growth ana development o.
missionary work in the word; watnoj
the Elders against the loss Of valuable
umu In tTyIug q convert ihose who
had allen away rom tho Gospel, anu
thought altogether too much time wac
devoted H. SINE localities and iuveati.
atofs OF the Truth. lie said 1t wssa
day VI wafning, hnd that after this
was done, tho Elders we're at liberty
and should 70 on giving others an
opportunity 10 hear the tfuth.
Elder Pail n. Margstts with a VIC.
iiu accompanied by Elder Alvin
A. Bessley on the plauo, gave
some beautiful strains OF music and
later amused the assembly with
comic recitation.
Before Adjournment the atandipg
cou mittee were released and accorded
q vote OF thabks, and new committee
appointed unIef tue chairmAnship OF
ElisI w. II. Jack, Gssisted by kldsrs
w. ID. BoWnng, WIN. T.. Newman,
Henry KifkmaB, Alvin A. Beesley,
Alma "A. Davis, J.. q. Lyon, J. NJ.
Fulimer anu l.. l.. baundsfs.
a bulletin board announced tho
lime OF departure Of the various street
care, 10 convey the party home, land
y hile many were obliged 10 retire
, rly, n was n late hour before the
Elder, cuid sopaTa,e, they stood
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the mine 10 the railroad was M.
menoed yeaslefdsy, ana \ five carload
l1i will be- sent out In lew days. Nj.
Knight states that for the present no
expects 10 average i've csrl1ads yer
week.
Ore ~ = very similar character 10
thst IN the Swansea was struck In the
Blue Bird last 1uesdsy. How exten.
live the ore b-dy H. We are ~ thu
whiting unable 10 learn. Too II ~
Bird h bel worked bv Messrs. Z. r.
Wafe, VIM. Haifirld, +. }. su1 y. w
Hue, wu0 nave conn Ionce In lla beiDl
u wtduer.
Us. Conk and Bfis gunpld have
ufcha'ed qlart Interest cen
tne shllItff miuU southeast ~ GHsbef
Owned ny heOfge Ellison. OF which
* ended notice was gwen IN III
Miner fUme time slice. Mr.. Crout
suowa ~ roy riA on two samplea sent
b. ire California powder vOrAp, one o
which SHOWS " per cent nitfe aud the
other 20
Sup. Noabitt r cutting In n 10 h. ..
engine on the l,3O0.foot level OF ia,
Mammoth 70 vofk ny compressed air
aud cxptcts To DO extensive uovolO
meat ifom that level. In ths moan.
time the work Of placing now machin
cry on the surface ~ beng rUsnei. An
accident 10 the hOisting pia on Tue
tunnel yoaieflRy will probably shut
iown tuAi portion OF tho plant for "a
week.
Toe X nth swansea IL being put In
such u condition that IL viii soon be
uusxceue, In output by eny property
In the south mi tho district. The
only ore row being taken out IL thai
fondufed nocrssaf Ia driving The
north dfiit on the $50 level 10 connect
with tue I'D swansea workings anu
tne raise wlich will strsignton tho
ihsit AMI bfiug u down directly o.
The vein. and yet vas sufficient ~
mrkn a ll6 ton shipment last wteK
utliing the compsny 5000 aud . l. 10
ton shiI me Mt this week which will net
VI lcatt 5000. The ore BODY 10 con.
tinuous, running from two ami one.
hall 10 three feet wide and the average
assays Of sbipments show % per oent
lead, 20 ounces silver anu 81 gold.
Ia tho meantime impfOvoms nts on
top are going ahead aud tho property
boing put Ia first class shape Ia every
RESPECT.
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The Presld ncy Of the Church nav.
iuglfive iusfuoiious 10 permit sun
d tolco.s 10 continue uninterrupted
lyl ihcir Sunday norning 'Neicites,
he Bishops o. wards and superintend.
snts Of ST. day schools thorough out
ths sake will govern thomselvss
40 riini ~.
ANGUS NJ. CASNON,
President q ia Like STAKE ~ Zion.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 2, 1893.
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CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS.

Relief boclety meetings IN the A..
sembly bail on Saturday OCT. 3, com.
menoing nj . y. m. and 1850 2. m.
Scandinavia meeting Ia Assembly
Hall, Sunday aiternoou, Oot. Z, from b
10 7 O'Clock.
Sunday School Union, Ia the raber.
nacle, Sunday night Oct. Z, al 7
o'clock.
German mseting In Assembly Hal,
Monday afternoon, Oct. o, from 8 TO !
O'Clock.
Tabernacle Concert Monday night.
5 O'Clock.
General Priesthood meeting In Tab.
sfnacle, Tuesday night, Oct. stu, com.
neHCinR nj 7 O'Clock.
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fid III, msslvss n n. TITO stock made
exchanges u 1900 at one cent, at
which figure more Of " wouii readily
have been t,ken. Northern Hight sold
bt twn ngures-fi and % oentf--tu
1t the close OF attention 10 the stock 4,
holders wanted 80 cents fnf H.. Sauth
Swan Il owed a1vanett, bith quo
tsIons while tue swansea ttOck held
NJ own.
The ri cling figurss we're as iolloNi
LISTED STOCKS
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AZ rule hap,isms In the sGii Lake
Temple are performed on Tuesday o.
each week. AZ tho General Confer.
ence will be In session on Tuesday,
Oct. 6th, 1895, the Temple will not be
open on that day and bsptlsms will be
attended 10 on Wednesday, Oct. Tth.
Thursday aud Friday, Oct. sIh and
9th, will be occupied In tue peri0f.
nance Of other ordinance work ~
usual. LoRTSzO ssow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03

The Stake ami general officers Of the
Y. Il. N. NJ. l. A. will meet nt the 2 =.
iJenoe Of Counselor Maria Y. Diugall,
day, October 4, Mt 4 pm. IL IL eaTnesl'
ly dselfeI that ovefy Stake shall be
Represented.
ELMiNA 8. TAYLOR, President
Ann NJ. CANNON, Secretary.
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around In the hsll - long ~ they
could rtmain exchanging rsmit iscen-
ces OF missionary u - ana participating
10 general expression Of the
good time they bid hai together.
Among the more prominent vlsiiots
we're Patriarch John Smith, Pfe.idents
Joseph l.. Taylor anu Chsrits w. Pen.
rose II the Salt Like Stake, with their
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rnom rmE rIsrsc nISrR,
work rhraaRhout the hs'rlsi-In.
south s.sn.ss's eendliils

south swsasea's ce"dlilgs
Cant. Geo. Ryan, Heru Rarup,
ana Charles Green are DEVELOPING M
Humbug No. 2 and tue in'i oEurI y
Jsssn X nigni anu 500, unl'fau Gig =.
,esn.moniha lease. We hfa aIv,su
that they have very iav'nOl, suow
Ing.
tia W.dn,slay M eting declare O.
100 dtvldsnd OF o ceun prt shan
or 20 900. We believe tho swa sg. B.
in Inc ranks OF tho dividend Tsyers
stay. o,..,.t..
t.aohed a depth OF 100 lee Ind IL sl.I
i'm nc wasb. Work was uheoa4uue
WEDNESDAY, owing I, a 1''as 'a ln,
rope. and win probably ? , , d
for y few Jays, wDun no" "hlu VIII.
be put on the ground.
" J,ssIe Knight advises q, that tue
NV orc houss at the Humsag viii be-
COMPLETED today. ore hauling So
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Primary Associations.

The stmi.annu.l mesti v OF tho
Stake rfiicets OF the Primary s.sooia.
lions. will be- held Monday, October
9Th, 1899, Ut 4 r.m. At 1855 North, East
Temple street.
LOUIS u. FELT, Pfest.
MAY ANDERSON, Stcy.
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tirs, 'iass Hsie 10 - Aant.. l,,.
VI" "io "'""ds Western ~
Ociohsr 8fd to sth irclu.ive tb.p.
utsnde Western reduces H. ,ns ~.
rate 10 81. Lluis 10 tsg 90. H..
'h'nueh trains 'Hily catfyipy ~
classes Of equipment. "
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MISSION REUNION.
Interesting ispmblase Of Miss onsrips
md their Irdnd Lss Evening.

the Indian Territory reunion held
last night was successful llAlt. l
was - litllu late before tho program
proper was begun but In reality Their
was no tins lost judging from he
good time tho Elders hal In clap ~
the hands OF former olmpsnionship an
greeting each other. The house wa
well fiiisd with relatives AMI ffiends,
all Of whom seemed 10 enjoy tho pieAs.
ant affair.
Arranged In a semi.elrelr, the seats
all laced the platform--'Omu Atthe On
Of the hail on either side Of which WAS
an instrument, plano anu organ.
On the stand spread out Tor tho &c.
cOmmuuatIon Of all Interested,
was large collection OF ph0lo.
graphs anu Views OF Eden,
people aud interesting views Of Iudiau
Territory anu olrer paris u tho mis-
sion, pt minont among which wrrs
views VI the three meeling houses and
puOtngTal ha Of the various wild anu
uivilized iTibes Of lndlans, aud iudging
from the way momlers aud Visitors
awaited themselves o. scanning the
vows tney were greatly appreciated.
Prominent On tue program was tht
call " ar II ui Honor" by Secretary
Flank Is. Woodbury.. IL conlpined IN,
uamus OF lO7 ElleTs, thifty Of whom
were present. fwu t-tive ara In tAe
iield. a CREST many were answered
.or by iather, mother, wife, uweuthtnIt
n soma ono closely Interested,
mo oldest gu tie ust ana who
araweted 10 tho roll call was Eiuer
WliiiAm Brleker, who Oiled a mission
way buok Ia tue flltiss, aud tue young.
cal we're lures klIeT. present who have
not vet fllled the missions. but are on
ttut TO thoiT hedf,
Eldei Joseph IA. Felt In HIS pleasant
manner tresideJ.
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Logan Trmnle.

Logan Temple will CLOSE on Fiiday,
October Pad, 1890, anu reopen on Mon.
day, October II.
NJ. w. MERRILL,
Peel ct.
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The Manii Temple will close Frldsy,
October ., 1890, anu reopen Monday,
October l2th.
JoHS u. =. MoALLisIER
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rnE DAY on 'cuAssr.

t"=se siaoks uset with Transfers In
the fit foaAT
Utah, Natural Gas and Noftt srn
LIGHT stocks were Inu lucky numbsi-
u ihu pit today ~ fsr ~ the trading
sas concerned. Toe iofmrr sold At ~
Hwrut nguto ior f0mu tlme, wniiu the
tfats'efs OF das stock were brought
auuut uuiy bruaus1 NJ tno fact tnat the
recent ns'ts ment was sttaliy neifii <
driluqurucf, Hul Or bofs " tuted 4
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new FALL DRESS GOODS

Handsome plush cape. silk
tined, fur odging; u grand = m
special bargain for this ralo..- y w
Ladies' kersey Jackets.
S SS4 i.sa! s's 20; cont s.'. 3 sol
iadiea' keTsoy Jackets, iull
silk lined, was intended fora
bang up $500 coat, our con- m
florence bargain foru,......,,.. y w
Now stylish Irish ffiezA oni-
orod Jackets, very latest fad e m
THIS tall, only, ,,.,..,,, ,s''''s.' " w
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FlallHlS
and FIanlGletS.

Remnant, OF dar6 outing
nannel- In lengths from o to 10
yards usually sold At lgIge, at
Remnants Of tho very best
neeoed ouliug tiannolH, made
IN light ana dark, come ia
longihu OF rs To 10 yards tl5o
goods all Of ny, nt......,....,.....
Remnants OF white shaker
flannel, good quality, 81 In.
vide, IN length. Of Q To ~
yarls The quality Is worth 50
per yard a-,..,,,,,....,,,,.........
short longihs u heavy
!willed Shaker flannel, usual.
~ sold at loo a yard, Tor ,........
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Ladies' and U0pTpDV
Values That IA UltlCslltd

Misses heavy ribbed fast
black cotton stockings, our lllc
regular l,o stockings, NJ .,.,,,., lON
Misses black ribbed seam
less wool hose, m0fino heels No
and toes, at ....,..""",.,.,"r, s.''
Misses fne ribbed seamless
black cashmere hose with
inefino double hoelH and toes.
This stocking lisa regular a1c
artlclo--our special leader this DING
week for ..", .,....",..".-'''''''' Nv
Ladies' heavy weight fast
black cotton hose, full, regular
German make, our regular
25c stocking, In this Confer lac
enco Sale for.,",..",".',"""''"
Ladies' fast black cotton
noece-linod hose, with high
splicod heels and double toes Hc
~ .,,,,,s,, ....,...'s,,,,'.'''s''''''s''''f' ~
LAiios' black Jersey ribbed
seamless wool hose, morino
heel aud too, best stocking you One
ever bought, for."""",""""' ~
Ladies' black English make
cashmere hose, three-ihrehd Che
heel and toe, worth bOc, for, wv
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Large stock ~ lost makes n
outing nannols la dnft.
medium aud dainty High col.
ora aud ell ois a. &c, " tc, 1lsc,
loo aud AYE por yard.
Very pretty feeco1 taos
wrapper materials, nowost
deal gns,,,..,.,, ,,...,... ,s,.,s.., ,,,,.s.s,
Good qualityunbleatrhod cot
ton nhnunl az, 600, ','..,.,,,.,,,''.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03

Superintendent wilson Of no I'm.
dine mine ~ silver CITY IL drlag come
good work 10 the shaft whiehh tim.
bsred 10 a depth OF over thres haudTed
feet. The miners are sinking 90 somt
good mineral bearing I;el an1
II 10 safe TO say that the mice will
shortly become smother sddiiisn 10 81.
yer Clty's famous producers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03

Mr.. FfsnkIin Farrell. TIE we'll.
known capitalist VI Ansonla Coun.,
was out visiing the sirux Conll.datto
mins y esterday. rhis gcniI.m,u ALEC
psid n visit 10 his mills al Rlblnsou,
which are known As the si1lk mil r..
Mr.. Farrell Ia well pleased with III,
nourishing Appearance Of Mammoth
aud R1binson at the present time aud
thinks that the lofmsr will shortly b,
another great camp Of TIE slfsE y
great West.
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Here are few OF our Con-
ference Specials
Black beaver capes, braided
and beaded, our conforoncedO m
bargain ior".".,,t,'''., .'''''''-,.,'''k va w
Doubio beaver oapo In black
aud ma y a splendid fall aud . M
winter cape, only .,....,....,..".." y w
Double kersoy eapes,inp capo
and collar trimmed with three
rows uf worsiei braid, an A m
Other grand bargain ior,"".,,. 4 w
Plu.h oape., best standard
plushos, olaborately beaded
edged with black marten, full
l25 inch sweep, vol lined, y En-
oyoly cape for.,..,".,."..,".,", l gu
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The Eureka Hill Mining clmpany
IL working Ito lO0stamp mil O. H.
utmost capacity; also iAi,r numb.
OF men are employed at Ibe mlur.
The Eureka Hin viii d,tuuut
monthly checks among i'a employee
on Monday neSt.
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We offer LOT Of boys knee
suits In good dark ollors,
sizes To II, our special leader o..
for this sale at-s,,,,,, ..,.,,..,,,,., ODC
Boys cashmere school suits,
double breasted coats, subs an,
tally made In good dark mix I OE
,uros, our specials this week 90
Boys all wool suits In brown
and gray mixtures, sold every n mr.
whore Al $3.50 for...... ..,......., n IN
boy. knee pants At 25c, 5Oc.
800 and Zoe.
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You will be astonished At the
incompatible Rlrgnns that avid
you IN our Dress Goods dept
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-10
if You would BE SURE of a GOOD CIGAR For GEM
WESTBROOK.

The Off GERS elect of Liberty council No.
| 8, d. of l.. were installed last evening az
their regular meeting. After the install
lation ice cream was served and q social
hour enjoyed.
| Miss Jennie Kinmond returned Wednes-
| Hyde Park, Mass.
| Mr.. William Munniok left Thursday
for short visit to his son John in Clin-
ton, Mass.
The Riyerton through car was crowded
last evening before it left Bridge stree
and it was necessary to go back to the
car shed and put on trailer.
Deputy Sheriff Hale Of Gorham was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Edward Shorte1l Of Phenix, N.
Y, is the guest of Mrs M. Neal of Brown
street.
Cyril Tourangeau Of Salem, Mass, for
merly of this CITY is visiting friends and
relatives here.
Mr.. G. W. Wentworth has returned
from business trip to Montreal.
Quite a number oil. young people.of the
East End walk to Riverton evenings
They go by way of the Parkroad and
East Bridge street. The distance is about
d mile and half.
The Westbrook Wheel club took run
to Riverton, Wednesday evening.
Rev. M. DeCelles of st. fHyaointh, re-
turnedshome yesterday from asvisit toShis
uncle Rev. a. D. DeClles of this city.
Mrs. II. j. Hughes of Bostonis the
guest her daughter, Mrs. George Bell
of Rochester street.
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Quarters of Maine Endeavorers at wasl

Quarters of Maine Endeavorers at Wash
ington.
Was hipgton, July o-The Maine dele
cation. consisting of about 800, ad its
headquarters at the West street Pr esby-
terrain church in Georgetown. Miss Cora
Bickford, the president of the state I'M
ion, is here with the delegates.
the decorations of the Maine head
quarters are extensive and perhaps the
most elaborate of any in the city. The
church proper is decorated with two
American flags extending from either
corner to the ohanoel rails The ohancel
place is filled with potted plants. In the
picture room more than &c barrels of
pine cones brought from Maine for the
purpose of decorating were used with
good effect. Rack of the platform Is an
immense easel 16 feet high with an en-
t ire background Of pine cones and
rimmed with pine branches.
In the center worked In bunting of
q reen and gray oolors are the initials,
&c. T." while the top has worked in the
word Welcome. Eight barrels of cones
were used for this alone. Leading to
the lounging rooms are portieres made
of pine cones, while along the walls are
strings OF cones.
The registration booth and postoffice are
on one side of the room and on the Other
booth Of the Good Will farm, Chris
tian Endeavor enterprise OF Maine where
poor boys are taken care of. Samples of
their work will be sold to visitors to the
headquarters as souvenirs.
! The stand is decorated in pine boughs
q nd cones and looks pretty.
| Another booth of interest is the fl oat-
| ing Endeavor booth, which repfes ents
the Maine contingent an d which is built
of oars, fishing nets and anchors, srtis-
tlcally arranged. The decorations in the
Sunday school hall are elaborate and
pretty
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-10
REPUBLICAN DISTRICT CONVENTION

The Republicans of the First Congressional
District will hold a convention in City Hall.
Portland, on Thursday. August 9Th, 1896, at
10 O'Clock, am, for the purpose of nominate
ing candidate for Representative in Con-
gress, and transacting any other business
that may properly come before it.
The basis of representation will be as fol-
lows. Each city and town will be entitled
to one delegate, and for each 70 votes cast
for the Republican candidate for Governor
in 1884, an additional delegate, and for a
fraction of 40 votes in excess TO rs, an addi-
tional delegate.
The District committee will be in essi
in Reception hall at 8 o'clock a. m. on the
day of the convention to receive the creden-
tials OF the delegates and to attend to such
other business as may be necessary.
Per Order,
Republican District Committee.
HENRY G. BREWER, Chairman.
THOS. f. STAPLES, Secretary.
Portland, July 9Th, 1896.
Towns are entitled to delegates as follows
Baldwin, Bridgton,
| Brunswick, Cape Elizabeth, / 9
Casco, 2 South Portland,
cumberland, 4 Deering,
Falmouth, Freeport
Gorham, Gray,
Harpswell, Harrison,
| Naples, 8 New Gloucester,
Moth yarmouth, . Otisfeld,
Portland, So Pownal
! Raymond, Scarborough,
| Sebago, Standish,
WeStbroOk 10 Windham,
| Yarmouth, Acton,
| Alfred, 8 Berwick,
Biddeford, 10 Buxton,
Cornish, 8 Dayton,
Elliott, 8 Hollis, 4
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-10
CITY OF PORTLAND.
Notice to Contractors.

GEALED proposals for constructing about
y 1900 feet of the North Side Intercepting
missioner of Public Works, City Hall, until
Wednesday the 18th day Of July 1896 at ~
O'Clock M, when they will be publicly opened
and read. The successful bidder viii be re-
quired to give bond in sum and with
sureties satisfactory to the Commissioner OF
Public Works to ensure the proper fulfillment
of the conditions of the contract. Each bid
must be accompanied by properly certified
check in the sum of one thousand dollars, pay
able to the order of the City Treasurer. Blanks
on which proposals must be made, plans. speci-
f1eations and further information can be OBJ
tanned at the office of said Commissioner, who
reserves the right to reject any or all bids
should he deem it for the interest OF the city
SO to do. Bids should be marked "Proposal
for Sewer' and addressed to
GEO. N. FERNALD,
je3Odtd Commissioner of Public Works.