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The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-03

Henry Weber, formerly register of
deeds, died yesterday at the city hos
pital, after months illness with ty-
phOid fever.
Mr. Weber was about forty-five
years of age, and had for many years
been prominent in local affairs.
He was in the clothing business up
to about ten years ago, when he was
induced to run for alderman Of the
Eighth ward, a position to which he
was elected in spite Of the strong DEM
ocratic predictions of the ward. He
was afterwards nominated for register
of deeds and elected.
While he was in office his business
was seriously affected and he was COM
PEELED to make an assignment. Later
his wife obtained a divorce from him
and the notoriety which he obtained in
the trial of this case gave his party
cause to deny him a denomination.
Mr.. Weber afterwards remarked,
his second wife being Johanna H.
Engler. His first wife, who was born
Sofia Hoeffner, committed suicide by
hanging herself at her home last fall
Mr.. Weber was a member of the
Junior Pioneers, Sons Of Hermann and
Schiller Grove No. 8, United and An
cient Order of Druids. The funeral
will be under the auspices of these So
ClellSS, anu dl d conference OIL commit
tees from the lodges last night it was
decided that the funeral should be held
Sunday at O'Clock from his home, 1SS
East Tenth street. ----.
John +. Pnrl<hurst Dead.
CLEVELAND, O., Jure John F. Park
hurst, vice president and general manager OF
the Globe Iron Works company, died sud
dcnly today of heart disease. Mr.. Park
burst was widely known on the Great Lakes
Je was siXty-eight years old.
In Ripe Old Age.
The funeral of Mrs Mary Kuby, who died
Wednesday at her home, 159 Forbes avenue
will be held tomorrow at 2:30 from the fam
lily residence. The deceased was 20 years of
age.
The body of Mrs. Mary Whelan. who died
in Chicago Wednesday. will arrive in this
city this morning. Mrs. Whelan was so
years of age. The funeral arrangements
have not yet been completed.
Eric Mackay Dead.
LONDON. June Eric Mackay, the author.
is dead, He was born in this city in 1851 and
wrote a number of books, the most prom
inent of which was Love Letters of a Vio-
linist."
G. 4. r.. Man Dead.
Special TO The St. Paul Globe
SLAYTON, Mimi, June 2-J. E. Doak for
merly CT this city, and active in G. A. R.
circles, died at Marlboro. Mass, today
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-03
WAIT FOR THE THIRD CALL
GOV. CLOUGH ASKS YOUNG MEN
= TO WAIT IN PATIENCE
second Call, He Is Sure, Will Not BE
the Last, and There VIII ne
.Michty Good Fighting All Along
the Line," as Gen. Grant once
Home.

Gov. Clough still sticks to his con-
yiction that there will be third cali
for volunteers, if, indeed. there may not
be a. fourth, and the governor IS trying
to impress with this belief the young
men who are clamoring for chance
to go to the front under the second
call.
He has not yet deserted the position
he took early in the present critical
situation, that those young men who
were rejected when they were enrolled
at Camp Ramsey should have the first
chance to go under the second call. and
it will be his aim, as far as possible, to
secure. this through the recruiting ma
jors, who are to be sent back from
their regiments
Lieut. Col. Roland Hartley, Of the
governors staff, arrived in st. Paul
yesterday from Chickamauga. He will
join the Twelfth regiment when it
is ready to move forward with the
army of Cuban occupation. The colonel
is very enthusiastic in his praise of the
Twelfth He says the men are as SOL
dierly looking lot as any in the army,
and they are well provided with uni
forms and accoutrements. They seem
to take the strict discipline without
complaint, their hospital accommoda-
tions are good. the conditions Of the
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-03
THIRD POOL QUITS.

inatfOn.
PITTSBURG. Pa. June .. 2.-Indica-
tions point to general suspension Of
coal mining in the third pool. This
condition has been Brought about by
the continuance of Aan alleged unfair
differential against the third pool, the
operators of that, region claiming that
further mining Under such circumstan-
ceS will result in a loss
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-03
EIGHT FOR THE REGULARS.
Squad VIII Start to Join the Third
TOnfuht.

Tonight.
Capt. Wilkinson, In charge of the United
States recruiting sation in the Phoenix build
ing, yesterday swore in eight additional re-
cruits. They are as follows.
e. J. Simpson. st. Paul.
c. ]. Schubring Minneapolis
Harry w. Courtwright. Pennington.
George w. Brush. st. Paul.
]. j. Lee. st. Paul.
Walton T. Omaud. Minneapolis.
F. p. Hart, Glen Flora wis.
Jacob Kiefer. Minneapolis.
Another squad will be sent South tomorrow
night, with those sworn In by Capt. Wilkin-
son at the Minneapolis Office
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-03
Died on Trial.

SIOUX CITY. To-, June 2.-Loaded with
wealth. but dessTted and starving. John
Rochel. once a well-known manufacturer in
Sioux City, perished last April on the trail
between Dawson City and Dyea, Alaska
The news of his death reached here IN a
letter to his widow. written under Cate Of
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-03
Surprised the Junta

NEW YORK, Jdne o2-The Times. pub
fishes the following: Ttan Galberto Gomez,
Cuban revolutfonist,s who had escaped
from the Spanish prison in the penal colony
OF Ceuta. recently surprised the members Of
the Cuban 1unta by walking into their head
quarters. The junta members decided to
give him a banquet this week.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-03
For a Federal Union.

MANAGUA. June 2.-The delegates appoint
ed by each state in Central America will con-
vene at Managua next month to form a con-
stitution for federal union or more per
feet union of these states. Some of the mem
bers are now at Managua making the neees-
convention.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-03
Socialist Leader Sick.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, June Paul Croft
kau. the noted socialist leader and orator. Is
lying at St. Joseph's hospital. in this city,
suffering from pnuemonia. Mr.. Grottkau's
condition is considered by his physicians as
very serious. Els family Ives at San Fran
cisco
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-03

BOMBAY, June 2-Serious riots occurred
yesterday at Mootan, city of Punjaub, of
MOhammedans and Hindoos. The disorders
arose in connection with the Mohammedan
festival Knives were freely used and thirty
six persons were more or less seriously in.
jured. Many arrests were made.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-03
CONFEDERATION IN INDIA,

BOMBAY. June "A conflagration at
Peshawur, which was not mastered for twen-
ty-four hours, has destroyed 4, 900 houses. do
ing damage to the amount of about four
crores OF rupees about 500 900 OOO). This is
supposed to be the record fire of India
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-03
WHEN SPANIARDs ABDICATE.
Government VIII Be Established in
Cuba by the United Stnte-.


WASHINGTON, June 2.-The state
department and the attorney general
are working hard in the preparation
of form of government for Cuba after
the Spaniards are driven from the ISL
and.
1t is understood to be the intention
or the president to place a military
governor in each province in Cuba.
who will be subordinate to a governor
general of the island
corps of engineers will be put to
work TO construct railroads, telegraph
lines, telephones, to survey for water
works for cities, or place in order those
which now exist, and to institute a
complete modern system of sewage in
Havana and other large cities.
Minneapolis Beat FOn Du Lac.
FOND DU LAC. Wis.,, June 2-Minne-
apoliS D. Fond du Lac g
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-03
STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING,
Chicago Structure Sold by Pecks for
$2,5OO,OOO.

CHICAGO, June 2.--he estate of
Cyrus H. Mccormick. the reaper mar.-
ufacturer, has purchased from the Peck
heirs the Chicago stock exchange build
ing for 81, 500.0OO,
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-03
FRIDAY JuHr:l ay

KEY WEST, June ), 1S95.- Today the
United States court will complete its
adjudication of the pending prize
cases. These decisions will settle the
fate of the majority of the prize ships
captured by our gallant navy.
y court, composed of the cor
rect dressers of this city, has
hand> d down its decision in re-
gard 90 correct attire. The de-
cree upholds our statement that
for correctness Of style, perfec-
tioa of fit ami richness of mate
ria, Boston clothing is not eX-
ce,.cd by the creations OF the
highest-priced tailor.
If perfect tailor-made suits at
$1,000 and upwards appeal to
your Intelligence, we invite you
to call and examine our evidence.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-03
EYE, Z ss: 9u3cggAaen11 cgga.n s:s;s sss::;: and
HENRY WEBER ANSWERS
DEATHS CALL HEARD BY PROM
lNENT POLITICIAN

Former Eighth Ward Alderman and
Register of Deeds Dies at the
City Hospital of Typhoid Fever
He VIII Be Buried Sunday Under
the Auspices of Several Local
Lodges.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-03
BLAINE'S son rs SERVING
ON THE STAFF OF REEVE AT
isY UBt>
CAMP MERRITT

Men of the Thirteenth Looking For
ward to Pay Day-ShOvy Drill by
the Minneapolis Boys, Who Are
Now known as the Black Battnl-
iOn-Lieut. iGarcelOn Is Once
More on Duty Af
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-03
COMPANY c, TWELFTH.
The WinOna Boys Visit Historic
Lookout Mountain

Lookout Mountain
CAMP THOMAS, Chickamauga. May
80 with Company c, Twelfth Mime
sota).-The rain today postponed a gen
eral inspection of the camp, and every
one is happy in consequence. The morn
Ing was oppresslvely hot and rain
would have been welcome anyway.
Company G furnished the detail for
division guard today, consisting of Cor
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-03
A TOTAL. LOSS.

Flames Consume ERiscopaI College
Near IdncOIn, Neb.
LINCOLN, Neb.. .agune ,1.-Fire tonight to-
tally burned Worthfngton academy. the Epis-
copa! college of the State. The college,
which was three niileSofrom the city, was
wholly without fires protection. Loss $50. 600.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-03
minneapolis Beat FOl

FOND DU LAC. Wis.,. June 2-Minne-
apolis s. Fond du Lac Q.
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CHICAGO, Oct 24-cattle were ioFfsc
lower: chosee Steers. - scGS.&; rnee-u-a.
s. -sSTs: beef steers fsa4Te, .socke-s and
feeders. ssSa 30; 6uts s. ts<s4 e; scows q ri
hes<ets & saSAS: Western rangers. S@.tst
4sS. Western FED steers. sisaI5 50
HoCs-Msrkes ssfi9c tower fair 20 choice.
s. 6ss.ys 50. packing iors s. sssti s-ss. butch
ers', S. 600 .. 70: usediG.r. s3-i5$zS.s -; light.
81 sssss 70: pigs. s. ssiS&
Sheep-Market fairly active NJ 81 sasfS Tor
warnings S5ai.so for sheep. ard sasF&-3 for
feeding sheep. wtsh Western range sheep
selling largely a; &, soIass. common ana
r,,szsfur, grades OF both sheep ard fantns
were slower than Usual and even al COR
SESSIONS.
Rsce.pss-cas,is. ZOO: hogs. sa.oae;
sheep. 3.0o.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Oct A-Cattis--Rece@9ts. sSn
head: market slow and lower. native neet
steers 81 scsF75 -. Western steers 3 .seI -:
cows and heifsra t>s25sfs; stockerss and
feeders "a ssD4 "; calves. S45sg4.ss; balls
and stays. s. sss2.sa
Hoxs-RecespsS $50 head. market
steady. heavy. sa-a3aaas5-: mixed. I.s2stS-ss;
light. s.. Sfs3 20: bulk % sales, S5-o3.s7.
Sheep-Recepts 1910 head: market Sow
and weaker: fair 10 choice natives, EMO
40. fair to choice Westerns. S3.ee1A -:
common and sock slee2. G.SaEa: lAlro@
$A3a5 o.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


NEW YORK, Oct sa.-Tae Evening
Po~r's London financial csb,egrari sass:
The stock markets here olsensc steady To-
day. but this was auscky ,o.iowsd py 81
Politics was the oHsenSsbie reason. aast mon
esary CONDITIONS ana the approaching SET
,ierers also had much 20 do with u.
Americans were comparatively sIeacy. pNs
tss1aI, closing q. aioI, the lowest The dis
POSITION In ely circles 10 TO regard tho po-
Utica, situation seriously. bus there W no
approach 90 . panic Saouid ans%as.s1
win France actually occur the position
yn,,s be serious because such an event
a certainly not being discounted.
The baM financial quarters are, ho~esef'
stgi considering war az out q the question.
Gold n down TO rs I'D. The London dis
count market hAs rieen TO S5>af4 per cent
New York " Offering few Bills here ara
In again lending freely - tsis market N
two or three months.
Closing Quesaftons.
LONDON. Oct :..-ciorsng Quotations.
bar silver steady a, = l-Isd per ounce.
money. :Gsls per cent.
BreaastuRs.
LONDON. Oct: A-Tonsols los Sis; sill
YER y i-isd. Wheat-Caygoes OF coast oay-
ers and sellers apart. carxces on passage.
sellers a. an advance Of Sd cargoes, Nal
IA Walla M 81. English country markets
generally are d~arer. imports into En.fed
Kingdom. wheat, $ss.eo quarters; DO Sour
80 aa barrels W Asaf ara Tour Oh passaks
to United Kingdom. l.s*.sU quarters; do
continent. 3e.Mo quarters, Indian ship
rnesYss Of wheat 30 continent, s.asp quarters
LIVERPOOL. oes- q. -Wheaf--Sfss;. No
red Northern spring. firm NJ IS 10. futures
closed nrm. December. IS sid. Aa<aa,
- ~.
Corn--Spot. American naked. STEADY at
% loa.d
The imports Of wheat into Liverpool dur
ing the week from Atlantic ports WERE
Is 40 quarters from Pacific ports. loo
quarters
The Imports OF corn into Liverpool from
Atlantic po.vs for ere week sere I.s0
quarters
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NOTICE TO cosrnacroRs-C..rA,

ard the amount fixed therein viii Dc for
ieited 20 the city. Nc perssn Is eligible
- BIDDER Eao has wstasn fwo years
PRIOR 20 she letting OF said contract made
cesaalt il Sayusa; CO aay Just Calm sor
any we-k or labor performed er azy skill
Or material szraas5sS pursuant 30 anY gzch
esntfaeS as herein advertised. Or VIC wit
IN said two years taxed 20 esr.p.s.e any
suc1 contracts
SPECIAL attention IL called 70 article xxisE
OF iae city charter. a. now Ia force rs-
asttEg 70 hours IT iaeos" ard 70 article
yai.. sec q, subs and g rslassng to beads
ard sure-ses
ne board cs public works reserves the
rtxat 20 reject any and al bids
Proposals uust be n6orve4 On en.e.sca:
Bids for Columbia Street. Repsank.cx
By order % the beard 81 pubIc xarks.
FRANK OLE5OS. Secretary.
Date Of FRS. rab!ica ton. Octcser ia.
1855
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Avenue Sewer Improvement
Notice e hereby given that sealed pro-
pasan viii Dc received ~ the undersigned
" 10 0'cleek ?. tn. Monday. October 3iSs.
lsls- sof the Improvement os Fifteenth
Avenas fssn 70 feet south Of Eas, denny
veS 10 EAa; Iaton Street, by constructing
nsre sewer aionx sid avenue. together
haiss. sanpholss. ora flushing s .aaa
Ne. ~ creating LEGAL imprsvemea. d.s-
srtet No ls1 asd In sccordanee with ths
plans ard specifications new On ais In the
e1.es Of the board CO public porxs
Each bid must De accompanied oy a GER
tiled cseck. payable 20 the order Of the
city comptroller. for SUN INST less thSa
dve fsj per cent. CT the bid. and no bid
VIII Be considered unless accompa nled ny
said check
The successful bidder viii De required 10
sntsr Into eontrac; and furnish salts
shs city charter and The laws Of the s,ats
Of Wasting ton, within ten days after be-
Ing notified Of TIE award OF the contract
20 hin. failing fe DO so, the said check
and the AMOUR, axsd therein riII be for
feised 20 the city. Nc person Is eligible
A. q Eideer wao has T.thin TAO years
prlar 20 the letting Of said contract made
for any work or labor performed or any
skill or material furnished pursuant 10
any SUCH .con;rac, as herein advertised. or
who within said two years failed 10 COM
p!gie any siscA contracts
Special attention - called 10 article XIII.
Of the city charter as Row in forcs, rs.at-
ing 70 Hours OF labor" and 70 article
viii section 81. subs / and ?. relating 10
bonds and sareiies.
The board u public works reserves the
r.Rht TO reject any and ali bids
Proposals must be Endorsed on envelope:
"fiid For Fifteenth Avenue Sewer Improve
ueni."
BY order Of Tire board Of public works
FRANK oi.ESON, Secretary.
Date Of FRS. publication. October zlst,
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P5sladsiphsa Inquire.
The Kion4ske Ia naAse 10 become fhs
Mecca not for fortune hunters but for
hsla- headed men. Stories II returned
.raye;srs IN that region make IL PLAIN that
a. q hair rsstcrer its AtunEhert - Tn
r1vai.H One Rhoder1ck Dnu Smith de-
clarss that when re ven, there his head
was as bald - the palm % his band He
raaw EXHIBITS . Hen-Eke name. or. 20 Use q
more timely phrase football caplf extra.
ia. IA n marvel and that II sa5esY due 20
S.o-rs{ks air Ano;her Traveller decisre0
sha- In all his Journeys in rhAt country -
never saw ezld-hea1ea al4E, ana max
re notices that horses and eggs Pat OF an
EXTRA coat OF hair when they resca that
lAna Briefly pas. here ~ sasvasson Tor the
gentlemen who have r1as-n whssk@Ts ana
rs;lsa+d-hag pases Travel. education and
Incidentally sorsIns bn the share %
geld rasre thai Viii pay more Or less
await them IN t5s klc1eske. sDt. --ra-o
.aan al these his cApsslary s6ses1urr VIII
- resncaynsss3 and IFS peace @ ust59 viii
ha re<sc-E<
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS -fst scA a -
Street Sawsr Ia qEQNespest
Nat3ee = hereby given t!yat s@a.eE pre-
resa IS w-t3l es reee se9 ty tHe sneeys SGs$
secre&arv ~ tec board e aGh,tc woTG$ -
% a'ci.ex 2 u'. NS9Esy. DctCSe~ &~t-
lsss tsr tte trlpFeN~ - fis~c Sar5
street fsrsa Ntnta aVenae . 2tse Ally b.
l~e@n Feffa avenue ard : xts sHeHNs, By
S1as ErErssAg E8rv~ SS9Nv a5aD- SAD
street gos~ghsr wftA a. Hec ess&rx of9n-
rigs @z<s zsar &ases sasnph3sxs xa7t-.a--
o~S. sss1iag t4rAs ara each ba&1s, a.
provides ~ crS .aa-cf Ne So cre&-sax
s3eat -pT9r err .; e&stfsc. Ne lss- ara .
accordance stfh he pas ara s7ecsf'a-
tleas sew on Sc Ea Sae oTiee 81 tae hcagA
81 paSlc works
E&es D 4 wusg - acca@s panied - q ser
t.He& che-s pAyaHs 10 SEs Cr34E 81 t1E
c5iy cafa Pt-c2!sr, ~ sGal nct less taAG
GVe Isl .eg csE. e ne bs3. I'D 10 "a
a.. BE- considered Gasess @ocous.a "a zasss ~
salG check.
Ia Succession b.ts,3<r uf-. De res7 ssrza -
e1ter trio a c9ntrsfs ara faFnfsA -zt&sLac-
tory -essG Ia ,Hg Srtfg--S. g4.&Ts3 - -
cEts Charter ard 80 Lass e tas sac -
W ssaSsssysoss. sssAk1 ssa egyz &fssE asax
notified - tAs award q SAx csGtract -
ai2z- ral.saS io - SO tss @A85 cAe<a. ARG
tAe ar sssl2 9xe3 hare = ~ 1x farssass&
- sae ely. NJ yxFsCe Is sGSsals A. 4 s~ss-
lar wAa has wstEts va years sg.@r - fAz
swslrx cs sad contract s.zses def a. ia
AsyGs-1s II Any saat o&Asga saE @z-F ~sra
~ i.sor PEREZ md or A1y SKI. Or a4&te.1al
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO Oct. e4-whaat opened g-sc-
ticaiiy unchanged, but quickly began "a de-
yeiop symptoms Of unrest regarding the
threatening aspect Of European politics
Prices started 30 advance and in the course
% hz.s an hour the Ds>e nber future that
oaeues az sTa<fIs7s4c had touched ssAsftsss1c.
English consois were practically unchanged
al the opening rejecting an absence OF in-
creased concern in fitla nc!ai circles over the
FaShoaa affair. but the Liverpool grain
market was unssttlss3 and stronger. tn9t-
eating further ssar-n among grain specu-
iators. TIE latter naturally had the r1os,
influence with the kindred marker here
ard ordinary consideratous were oepFl.ef
u effect in she face o. possibilities q
Fs3r0resr war Liverpool opened Will an
advance % from =. Rsd per Genital and
c,o<ed AT from -. 70 2isd net for the Day.
further upturn from q drop q x IN English
cersolz an3 On ar Increase OF only 90 GO
bushels in the Visible Instead Of i-st1 fss1
bushes 80 expected The rsaTke; continued
on the advance 70 The end and December
fnaiy lef, OF a, 'eA.4'sS-sc hayeFs. gain
o, 2'.c
vaneirg Was likewise cnerativR tn corn.
December closed 81 4 gain OF &c
The aheanee of shorts In oats Was ac-
coGu7a oa- COR slack trade and Independent
F.r9~-~asss receipts everywhere improved
provisions sarly. Later. however. tbs was
sunr5anted sy the strength ~ grains and
toward re close the early 3Artins was more
rhaa recovered Pork left or s1.e higher
ana lara and rins gained - each
wheat. No. =
Opening. Higasss- Lowest c2osiax.
s; = :.''.:.s. s. % a =
Corn, No. 2.
o.. -. s1ss s.N ~ ~
Dec ..-sIl4 e77l;s -. q. ~
May z7sG3s ss-Gss - 5s,s
Oats. No. 2.
De- go -. -. ~
Nay ..ss.a5ss a. ssss fsA<@sss.
Mes. Pork. Per Barrel
I Isa -. IS so > -. az
Lard. Per 100 Pounds.
J.a SO sos9s go asa
sAorf RIBS. Per 100 resnds.
Jaa - ..5z. sio $40 x7.ss
Cash Quotations.
xSese-Nc- spr.rx. s-Gsse. Nc sps4zS,
iSs4Esc. Nc rsl, ss@St-f'4-
Canine : -.
O@I-No : 81. Ma xhite. esse@-'-,
M white. -sz1zc
ESvs-Ng = 5asrc
Barlsy-So : E.z9s-c-
rraxsee<x-$za- :. sc
T~sgsasav s@s3-P-4-ze. sSE
Mess ps3r&-f'e- tzrrei s. ssss
I4ar1~Essr - E~o4n2s. 81 gsl@sTf-
S<sss~>SAG-F ysas 1cgselr Sslskg@ %
sea- se~s--Tsrg sa.-s9 io1xe1s. sazssAsc-
sts.eS--S@oTr clear looxsd(. S.SssS.sa
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Fourteenth

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS o4rteast b
Avenue Sewer improvement
Soesce . hereby given taat SEALED pro-
posAis viii be received by the aadersignrd
s.crstary Of ths board OF public works Up
20 o'clock p. n, Monday, October siSt.
is2s. for shs improvement OF Fourteenth
avenue from East Pine street 10 10 feet
south OF East Denny way. by construct
Ge,her with all necessary openings. @yeS.
InanhaIss. samphoies vesssii..ors. fgshing
tanks and catch basas. as provided by
Ordnance No. SAL. creating local improve
with the plans and specifications nov on
HE In the office o. the boari q public
works
Each bid nrust be accompanied BY a Ger
;iisd check payable 70 the order of the
city comptroller. for a gum not less than
FIVE f1 Per cent Of the BID. and 10 Biz VIII
be considered unless accom- paIied 81 sad
check
The successful bidder Will he required 70
enter into a con,rac, and furnish saiiSfac-
terry bond for the AMOUNT required BY the
cts charter and the !axS CT the state or
Washlngtca. within ten days after beng
notified Of the award OF the contract 20
him: falling 20 DO so. the sad check and
ths amount fixed therein VIII be forfeited
70 the city. No person Is q CHILE as BID
der who has within two years prior to the
letting OF said contract made default IN
payment 81 any JUS; claim for any work
or labor perform or any skill Or material
furnished Pursuant to any such eontEdct
~ herein advertised, or who within said
TWO years failed 20 complete any such con-
tract
Special attention is called 20 article XIII.
Of The city charter, as now In forcs, reiat-
Ing 30 hours Of labor" and 10 article viz,
section 81. subs and .. relating 20 bonds
and sureties
The board Of public works reserves t1s
rlght 10 reject any and all bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed on envelope:
'Bi4 for FoE .eeAth Avenue Sewer I'm
prov e-nens."
BY order o. the board IL public ssogks.
FRANK CLESON. Secretary
Date of first publication. October sisf,
fs.8.
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ceiling. wstgh,A Soa- / !. ana 8 mach
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poCkER-In Seattle. Monday. October -.
fsEs at the family ressSesce $50 Sexen~
ffe-sz avenue. 81 heart failure. joan
r,ese.@r aged = y~Ars
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PORTLAND. Or. Cc. ei-Thers was
firm feeling II The local wheat market 70
day, a-sn91gh sales were igAsSr than
usual Receipts we're heavy. total OF
over Ne cars coming IN Fer Wa1a Waas
s2at<ssc WAS offered and 4 few sales were
reported as hssa as Sc. Valley Was quoted
at sSe aad club ard biues.en at esxsssc-