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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-26
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Street

A~oitNS ~ Wa. AAN~AS oA>S - NSsASSs
Lighting.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board of Public Works Of the City Of Sc
attic up 10 10 o'clock a. m. Monday, Mo-
vemher 80 1897. for furnishing street lights
for said City for one year from and after
the first day Of January. 1895. according TO
the following specifications and the plan on
file in the office of said board.
Each bid must be accompanied by GER
titled check in the amount of one thousand
q 00W dollars. payable to the order of the
City Comptroller, as a guarantee that the
bidder Ii awarded any contract. will with
In ten n0) days from the date of award,
enter into contract in accordance with his
said bid. and the specifications and plan.
and give the required bonds for the faith
full performance thereof. and In case any
bidder TO whom said contract may be
awarded shall fail to enter into such con-
tract or give the required bonds within
said period of ten (l0) days. then said GER
titled check shall be forfeited to the City OF
Seattle and the amount thereof placed to
the credit of the General Fund for street
light account.
Bidders are hereby notified TO take spe-
ciai note of the provisions OF the specifi-
cations under which street lights are now
being furnished to the City, entitled "Pur-
chase of Plant At Expiration of Contract"
and all bids must be made subject to said
provisions.
All proposals to be Endorsed on the en-
velope bid for Street Lighting
BY order of the Board of Public Works
FRANK OLESON. Secretary.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE BIZ SEATTLE ExCHANG

Gosm2n block
& ..t-Rexrauraut and bakery. handsome
iy apDoinsed long established; center OF
trade; low rent and making money
{zHl-f.zrge stock. located On the corner
OF principal street. doing excellent pusi-
mss. rent f0u.
e. sgo-Sal00n and lease rent I'D including
s rooms over saloon. center OF trade; do
ing a business Of 50 day on average
handsomely equipped
& ss.-Drug store, corner Of main thor
oaghfare. excellent stock. old established
with low rental The very ness in this
line for the money
81 lss1-4irocery store and mea, market:
main thorcaghfare: months lease at
IS. This IS invoice price and the best
have.
sy51-cigar stand and confectionery: very
neat. and complete stock. with well fur
nished rooms in rear; located or First
avenue; rent, s. per month. The whole
thing GOES.
sssa-Restaurant and bakery: very neat;
wei equipped; on First avenue: making
money.
s4t..-Hotei; old established and We'll
known hotel of 20 rooms. excellent furni-
tares We'll located and full all The time
Hotels lodging houses millinery stores.
restaurants cigar stands. saloons gro
Gerry, drug and other stores in all parts OF
The city at all prices
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101lERss NoTIcE-The emily. ao-
81 travelling agents Of the Post-in-
9n9 nxo >. n. Mcclellan and J. 4

1YeWQB 28eUB Oh tae
q1e 4xe !. u. Mcclellan and y \
Gzky collectors are J. a Cat q
4awley, w. II. Hanna and =.
Ro1tmnstefs everywhere as
- Pay money only 10 these a.
&04e1G0t agents In the various eitses
- ~ ~ the Northwest.
AO-Ten dollars viii be pare TOT
Aaen 1eAding to the conyictioh %
W eteaitng copies OF tnis pAp''
80 u euheerfbers In Seattle,
z1k1l1ERe - Changes Tor aassI-
~ the Sunday P0ot-int.Higsncef
1lyniShcd BY ] O'Clock SaturaaS.
1klfI161E0--Of1icc hours OF Iso
9tenlgencer business Office: DAiiy
I'll d. M: Sunday hours. a. m y
~. and TO >. m: Ciassaiea
sl.eEeente will be recetved UP 70 TIA,
eve{tissuents under the head %
I'LL. For Bale. For Reni err
S<eae Wanted will be inserted al the
- cent word each insertion. ray
sa4Wey1 in advance. No advertise
4ocotted for less than . cents.
will he received al
III ol0ceg o. the Pest ~Intelligenrer
~ BUREAU - No. l2cc Paelhc
kKTR-P. X. Lewis.
YIOWM6END-Wm- A Pfeiner
zz<1<lNEHAM PAY - New Whatcon.
Ak Euts. Manager.
% IA-Hsk Main street. o. c. VIM
95ek Agent.
5xfoR1A. u. c.--George Marsdcn.
5 ~ I0ti 2r.ns letters await advertisers
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IMPOUNDED STOCK NoTTCE-The fol.
lowing described COW. placed In the civ
pound Friday. November 10. 1897. Win -
sold at public auction TO the highest
bidder for cash In hand, 10 pay cost ~
impounding and advertising. "Wednesday.
December :, 1897. at 10 o'clock a. m. AZ
the front door of police headauarterr
corner Third avenue and Yesler way.
One red and white cow tip of ho,r
broken of. and having a bell on: ysars
old.
The owner of the above described Gov
being unknown to me-
C. S. REED. Chief of Police
Date OF first publication. Nov. q, 1877.
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U. S. ENGINEER OFFICE. Burke Build
ing. Seattle. Wn.. Nov. 8, 1897. Sealed
proposals for furnishing 100000 tons of
stone and other materials for construc-
ton of jetty at Grays Harbor, Wash,
will be received here until D. nl De-
cemher 10. 1897, and then publicly opened.
Information furnished on application.
Harry TAYLOR Can't. Engrs
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NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALIc--Tn the
superior Court of the State OF Washing
ton. for the County of King. Ernest
Hyde Gardner and Mary Ella Gardner,
Spur. the Guarantee Loan and Trust
CO., corporation; Jacob Furth. as re-
ceiver of the Guarantee Loan and Trust
Co. corporation; Jacob Furth. as as
signee for the benefit of the creditors Of
the Guarantee Loan and Trust Co., .
corporation, and the City OF Seattle. De.
PENDANTS No. $3.50.
Under and by virtue of an order or sale
and special execution, issued out Of tho
above-named court. In the above-entitled
action. and To me directed and delivered:
l have duly levied upon the following real
property situated in King county, WASH
ington. to-wit:
The strip OF land one hundred and twen..
~ 02o) feet wide and one hundred ana
thfrty-one d3D feet long. being the east
two-thirds OF the following described pieces
or parcel OF land to-wit: Beginning Al 2
point one hundred and thirty-one fSfl feet
south OF the northeast corner OF The tfaS
OF land heretofore granted by II. w. Pom
titus and wife to Fred Creede. running
thence east one hundred and eighty uSD
feet, thence south one hundred and thirty.
one CAD feet. thence west one hundred ara
eighty OsD feet. thence north one hundred
and thirty-one n3n feet TO the place ot
beginning all in King county. state u
Washington. together with all and slnRbs
lar the tenemeuts. hereditaments ana ap-
purtenances thereunto belonging or IN any
wise appertalning.
Notice Is therefore hereby given that On
Saturday. the 18th day of December. iN'.
at the hour of 10 o'clock n. IN. of said dass
a: the front door of the court house, 70 tn s;
city of Seattle In said King county. VIII
sell the oye-described property NJ puma
auction. 10 the highest and best bidder iot
cash.
Dated this 18th day of November, 1887.
VIM. II. MOVER. Sheriff.
Mcclure q Bass Attorneys.
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LONDON INVESTMENT CO.
si4 First Avenue. Seattle.

Lodging houses central locations.
Hotels. central locations.
Cigar. candy and fruit stands.
butcher shop, cheap at S+00-
Grocery store a bargain.
Lodging house and lot. - rooms in
house. clear title. for 81. coo.
Lodging house. 80 rooms. central, cheap.
Farms. timber and fruit lands
Farms In Kent and Wenaschee valleys.
restaurant, right in center; this Is
snap
:, Flour mill, patent roller process. on R.
X: and tide water $1,000
Two sloops. 10 feet and So feet long. GO
Ing cheap now
houses and lots in all parts.
us, deep water. best engines and boil
Partner wanted in manufacturing BUSH
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NOTICE To coxTg

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Rl8s all
h.. received al che c9nIsany's osf{ce. Vest
and seneca streets Tor the erection 81 t7s.
Seattle lee Company rES plant Plans
ana specifications NiM 5e q the eonua-
ov's ssssce MoaG2y. November - I<sI
Company reserves tbs Fight 20 reject any
and al flas- -
GEO. & MITCHELL. Manager.
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CITY NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL, OF
Local Improvement District No 14O for
the Improvement of Howell Street. from
Boren Avenue to the alley between Terry
and Ninth Avenues. and the alley run
ming through block AZ. Heirs OF Sarah A.
No. 1904 and hearing thereon
Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment roll OF Local Improvement District
No. l40 for the Improvement OF Howell
Street from Boren Avenue to the alley he
tween Terry and Ninth Avenues. and the
alley running through block a. Heirs of
Sarah A. Bells Second Addition under
Ordinance No. 1904 has been reported by
the Board of Public Works to the CITY
on file In the office OF the city comptroller
and ex-officio city clerk. and the same h
now open for public inspection at said Office
and will remain open for inspection until
Monday. the sixth day OF December 1897
at o'clock p. M. and all persons inter.
ested are hereby required to appear before
the City Council at a session to be held in
the Council Chamber In the City Hall. on
the sixth day OF December 1897 at 7:30
o'clock D. M. and make objections there
to. At said time so fixed the Council will
consider any and all objections made and
will make such corrections I'm said RON as
IL deems Just, and viii then, by Ordinance
approve such roll and levy and assess the
amounts thereof against each parcel and
lot shown in said roll and declare the
same a first lien thereon. Said matter
may be adjourned TO a later date II so or
dered by the City Council.
WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-ofrIcio CITY
Clerk OF the city OF Seattle
Date OF first publication, November 18th.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT RoLrx-No-
tice of Assessment Roll OF Local I'm
provement District No. 141 for the i'm
provement of Pike Street In the CITY az
Seattle from Seventh Avenue TO Eighth
Avenue. under Ordinance No. aefs and
hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment roll Of Local Improvement District
No. al, for the Improvement 81 pike
Street. in the City OF Seattle. from Seventh
Avenue 10 Eighth Avenue, under Orfli-
nance No. 4sis. has been reported by the
Board of Public Works to the CITY Conn
ell of the City of Seattle and is now m
Tile in the office OF the City Clerk. and the
same IL now open for public inspection AZ
said office. and will remain open for In
spectlon until Monday. the 9Th dav OF De.
cember. 1891. at o'clock D. m. and ali ner-
sons interested are hereby required tn m
pear before the City Council at a session
thereof 20 he held I'm the Council Chamfer
In the City Hall. on the 9Th day of Decem
Der. 1897. at 7:30 o'clock D. m. and make
objections thereto. AT said time so firad
the Council will consider any and All oh
jecttons made. and will make such corrac-
lions IN said roll as IL deems just and will
then by Ordinance approve such roll and
levy and assess the amounts fhsreof
against each parcel and lot shown in sasd
ron. and declare the same a firs. lien
thereon, Said matter may be adjourned 10
a later date IL so ordered by the City Conn
ell WILL II pAIpy
city Comptroller and ex -officIo CITY CierL
II the City OF Seattle
Date or first publication. November IL
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE-ln .
superior Court IF the state OF w asn,Is.s
ton. for the County of King. Firss ~ -
tionai Bank. Of Seattle plaiatiH ~, a.
Catherine Coughlin and John Comx .,.n..
husband and wife j. j. Burns. "il.l p'
NJ. Curtis. Donahue-Keiiy Banking ~ ~.
pany and John Barrett Company. "
PENDANTS. No q 9i3
Under and by virtue Of an order o, 80 -.
and special execution. issued our oi .s,S
above-namsd court. in the aboye-ens.asi
action. and To me directed and delisefea al
have duly levied upon the following - =.
property. situated in King county. "Aae
'ngton. to-wft: a.
Lots thirteen fi5) fourteen 90 ana =
teen n5p. IN block tweaty-fOur ca. 70 ~ H.
ison Street addition 81 the city OF sea'1''
In King county. Washington. -. -
Notice Is therefore hereby given tna1t er
saturday. the 9Th day Of N9yefnnFt.. -
at the hour of 10 o'clock =. IN. OF saia ~ X
al the front door Of the cour'hous.
the city OF Seattle In said King conny Il
VIII sell the aboYe-Gescribed I'repesV
public auction. TO the highest ana
bidder. for cash.
Dated this 18th day q Octoner, -
wM. A. MOVER. SnstA
James kIefer. Attorney.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-26

NOTICE OF SHERIFF"S SALE-In lns
superior Court of the State OF Wasnh4.
ton. for the County of king.-Jacoo
Furth, as assignee in Insolvency OF Ins
Guarantee Loan and Trust COMPANY;
plaintiff. VS. William g.. Hebron ~ ~
Eva ID. Heiibron. Adelia Carpenter. ~
chaef Earles, Horatio Hathaway an"
Savings and Loan Society. defendants
No. At29
Under and by virtue of an order OF zas
and special execution. issued out Oh ~
above-named court in the aboVe-ehslss's
action. and 10 me directed and deIiseIsu.
have duly levied upon the following TO
property. situated I'm King county. WASH
fDgton, to-wit:
All ~ lots one ~. two t2). three 9t aDa
the south half of lot four 40. In block th.es
CD. IN w. y. Bells Seventh addition 70 sHs
city Of Seattle.
Notice is therefore hereby given ina. ~ -
Saturday. the eth day OF December. -, 49,
mt the hour of 10 o'clock a. m OF sala na ~
at the front door of the court house. IN ~
city OF Seattle. In said King county, iwas
sell the above -descrhed properly AZ psu.'
auction, TO the highest and best hsaoe''
for cash.
Dated this 4th day Of November ls..
WM. ~ MOVER. sheria.
Preston Carr &. Gilman. Attorneys
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ALASKA kLOND|kE
WANTS.
KLoNDikE-CHaNCEs.

East wishes TO tifsueSe of four of the
ANIMALS: same ara IN irst-c.ass condition.
able 20 travel 100 miles a day with "a
pounds 10 so pounds Of freight 70 each;
more GSefa! .han horses or dogs in the
TAR north. and always ind their own for
age; py3ce reasonable. Address Sucker,
4s Saads street BROOKLYN. Y. y.
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a1asssseTs NOTICES.
kytE4kA Ledge. No. 81. r. and A ~,
meats secord and fourth Aondays each
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WANTED-First-ciass Klcndike placer
properties. for which have cash pur-
chasers. F. l. Sutermeister. tr.. Spo-
kane. Wash.
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FOR PASSAGE 10 Copper river and ex-
per1enced guide 10 interior, leaving De-
eemsSr y next. in ro-ton schooner i-au-
SuiI1irf-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-15
TELEGRAPEIC BRIEFS.

The minister of marine. Admiral Ber-
majo, is paying urgent attention to the
Improvement of the Spanish navy.
The sealing schooner Prosper, Captain
More, arrived in San Francisco, 81 days
from the Weuman islands, with 224 seal
skins.
It is announced that General AGAR
raEa. late Spanish premier and minister
OF war, is to retire definitely from polit-
ical life.
Mr., and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt have
left Paris for Marseilles and win there
await their yacht, which has been de-
layed owing TO heavy gales.
The, Paris Figaro says it has re-
General Marchand, which, it is reported,
on its way to the Nile.
The schooner yacht Yampa, recently
purchased by the emperor of Germany
will sail from New York for Southampton
England today, unless some unforeseen
dela-s occur TO prevent her departure
The Portland chamber of commerce to-
day adopted resolution asking congress
to appropriate the proceeds of the sale of
the Pacific bond-aided railroads for the
purpose of building the Nicaragua canal.
The Mexican congress has approved the
contract entered into with Samuel Her
MAINS of New York for supplying a mil
zion dollars worth of material for federal
railways, telegraphs, etc: also the con-
tract With r. G. Dun q Co. of New York
establishing a mercantile agency in Mex
leo CITY
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-15
CAPITAL TOPICS.

The administration bill to prohibit
pelagic sealing will not be further urged
in the house at present.
Statement of the condition of the treas
ury shows: Available cash balance, S227,-
SS0,934; gold reserve, $50, 125, 207
The senate committee on public lands
has appointed Senators Carter, Mcbride
and McEnery a subcommittee to draft
land legislation for Alaska.
The French government. it is an
nounced, contemplates the suppression of
the newspapers which are alleged to be
Systematically inventing Dreyfus stories.
The bankruptcy bill on the lines of the
Hepderson-Culhe rson bill. passed by. the
house az me last session, involving poth
involuntary and voluntary bankruptcy,
was reported TO the full committee.
The meeting of the senate committee
on privileges and elections, Which was
called for today to consider the appllca-
ton of Hon. II. W. Corbett to be seated
as senator from Oregon, was postponed
to future date.
After an investigation extending over q
yeal, and a half, the treasury department
is prepared 10 deny the charges made by
bic for one of the filibustering eXDedi-
tons alleged to have been taken to Cuba
by the steamer Three Friends.
II Surgeon General w. J. Van Reypan
can accomplish it. the navy will be sup
piled during his administration with an
ambulance ship. Plans prepared in ac-
cOrdance with designs submitted by Dr.
Van Raypen contemplate the construction
of an ambulance ship of $3.50 tons dis
placement.
The secretary of the treasury has de-
cided not to Jake an appeal to the courts
from the recent decision OF the board OF
general appraisers in which it was held
that calf skins under the new tariff act
should be classified as hides but as skins.
Under this ruling calf skins will be adj
mitted free of duty.
The omnibus bill for the payment of an
immense number of claims reported by
the court of claims under what are known
as the Bowman and Tucker acts, was
favorably reported to the house from the
committee on war claims. The bill appro-
PIRATES an aggregate sum of $l.959.053 for
the payment of claims for stores of sup
plies furnished the government during the
civil war The bill covers all classes for
these purposes up to Dec. g. 1887.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-15
Guilty of SEEMING.

The trial of Joseph Scott, who was
charged, towether with II. II. Edwards
and Sam Douglass, with catching fish
in the Jordan river by means OF a
seine and spear, was concluded yester-
Gay before Justice Sommer ana re-
suited in the jury returning a verdict
of guilty. The seine and spear which
were found in the possession of the de-
PENDANT. were put in evidence and We're
declared confiscated, and Game War
den earn was ordered by the court to
sell them.
A physicians certificate was submit
ted, showing that the wife of the de-
fendant was very sick and almost at
the point OF death, and on that state
ment the defendant was released on
his own recognizance until Thursday,
by the consent OF Assistant County At
torney Van Colt, when he is to appear
fer sentence.
The trial of Edwards, one of the
other defendants, was set for Satur-
daV.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-15
Miscellaneous Cuttings.

Richard Fairbairn ". H. Culmer and
Daniel Densley. ir., were examined and
accepted as petit jurors in Judge
Cherry's division of the Third district
court.
James r. Monk, examining recorder
of the Big Cottonwood mining district,
WAS to have been sentenced yesterday
for the misdemeanor of refusing to
turn over the records of his office to
the county recorder, but by consent
the sentencing was postponed until
next Saturday.
William Lewis. the formerly insane
man who killed Barber Gier at Sandy
some years ago, was ordered to be
brought in for arrangement tomorrow
Attorneys Wells & Brown were ap-
pointed TO defend him.
The suit of Berent Engebretson
against Salt Lake City, which was
mentioned in The Herald a few days
ago, was yesterday filed in the district
court. The plaintiff claims SO 900 dam
ages. alleged to have been sustained by
the defendant allowing sewerage 10 be
discharged on the plaintiffs land near
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-15

A somewhat novel damage suit was
yesterday filed in the Third district
court by Christine Mock. widow of the
late Martin Mock and Administrative of
his estate.
The defendant is Benjamin Egging-
ton, who killed Mock in a dispute be-
tween the two men over the water of
an irrigation ditch, on Sept. q, 1887.
The COMPLAINT alleges that Egging-
ton wilfu!ly shot and killed Mock on
the date mentioned, and that the de-
ceased left a wife, Christine, and five
children, Lottie. aged 10 years; Martin,
aged IA; Julius, aged 70; Caroline, aged
10; Johannes. AGED 3; Mary, aged 8, and
Henry. aged is Months.
Mrs. Mock claims $4,000 damages, for
which she prays judgment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-15
CoRBETT AND FITz.
stuart's veriscope In the Way of a
Proposed Match.


New York, Dec. 14-Dan Stuart today
called on W. A. Brady and asked if
he would be willing to sign articles of
agreement on behalf of James j. Cor
bett for a finish fight with Robert
Fitzsimmons, the contest to take place
some time next summer in Nevada.
"Of course I'll sign" said Brady. 1T
is just what we want to do. l am
anxious to fix things up he said, but
before 1 go any further 1 want it I'M
derstood that no picture machine is to
be turned on the fighters"
But if there We're not veriscope,
there would be no money in pulling off
the fight" replied Stuart.
L don't know about that feature OF
the case" said Brady, but have
felt all along that the next time Cor
bett meets Fitzsimmons there must be
no side show business. We are anx-
ious for another go, and I would like
to see you pull it off, but there must not
be any CRAFTS
well, [ want to use the veriscope, so
I suppose we can't talk business" said
Stuart This view of the case was also
held by Mr.. Brady, so nothing was
accOmpliShed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-15
DAN cREEDoN TALKS.
Does Not Hold Mccoy Cheap By Any
Means.

New York, Dec. 14.-Dan Creedon, Joe
Choynski, Tom Tracey Denny Murphy
and several other friends of the crack
middleweight in New York arrived from
Chicago tonight. There was a crowd of
sporting men nu hand to meet, the party
and Creedon stock went up.
The Australian is in the very pink of
condition. Creedon has declared all along
that he does not hold Mccoy cheap, and
respects his ability But for all that his
talk betrays a considerable amount of
over-confidence that is liable to prove
dangerous. He believes he is the winner.
Joe Choynski is looking like a two
yaar-old and says he believes he is sec
onding sure winner. He thinks Creedon
could not be more fit, and expects the
fight to last about ten rounds,
Creedon and his trainers will go down
10 a quiet place near Coney Island and
ramain there until Friday night.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-15
Glandered Horses In Northwest.

Olympia, Wash, Dec. 14.-Governor
Rogers today received a letter from
President Bryan Of the Agricultural
college, enclosing 2 communication from
the state Veterinarian regarding, the
existence Of CHAMBERS among horses at
the international boundary line about
Grand Forks and Marcus. The opera
lions OF the veterinarian are somewhat
hampered on account of no appropria-
tons to be applied to this purpose.