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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Bore0 A
enue, Union Street. Minor Avenue al

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS oren Az
enue Union Street. Minor Avenue and
Melrose Avenue Sewer Improvement
Nous- Is hereby given that sealed nro-
pos.ls will be received by the UNDERSIGNED
secretary OF the board of public works
up to O'Clock p. m, Monday, June &
portions of Roren Avenue. Union Street
Minor Avenue and Meirose Avenue by con-
siructing pipe sewer along said avenues,
wyes, manholes. lampholes ventilat ors,
flushing tanks and catch basins. as pro-
vided by ordinance No, isf3, creating local
Improvement district No. I6s. and in ac-
cordance with the plans and specifications
now on file in the office of the board OF
public works
Each bid must be accompanied by n GER
city eountroiier. for a sum NOT lnsa than
five ~ per cent of the bid, and no hid
will be considered unless accompanied by
such check.
The successful bidder will be required
to enter into a contract and furnish Saiis-
factory bond for the amount required hy
the city charter and the laws Of the state
of Washington within ten days after be-
ing notified Of the award Of the contract
10 him: failing to DO So. the said check
and the amount fixed therein will he for
feited to the city. Ne person is eligih e
as a bidder who has within two years
prior 10 the letting OF said contract made
default IN payment Of amy Just clam,
for any work or labor performed or any
skill or material furnished pursuan. 10
any such contract as herein adveri ised, or
who within said TIVE years failed 10 COM
plete any such contracts.
Special attention Is called to article
xxiii. Of the city charter. az now in force.
relating to hours OF labor and 20
article viii section 81. subs ] and > relat-
ing TO bonds and sureties,
The beard Of public works reserves the
righg to Fe lect any and al bids
Proposals must be Endorsed on envelope
Bid fer Baren Avenue. Union Street
Minor Avenue and Meirose Avenue Sewer
Improvement.
By order of the board OF public works
FRANK Or.ESON. Secretary.
Date Of first publication May 2s 1898
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Seven,
miles OF railroad 10 he built immediate
IL from Carhonado 20 Fairfax on Car
Pr0fi.S and specifications can be seen a;
office o. SttxTud 4 &aSte1, engineers
Burke building.
Quantities. approximately:
Clearing - acres.
Earth work. - 90 yards.
Hard pan. A.a.a yards.
Loose rock g. esS yards.
Solid rock s. GO Yards
Cribbing. 1869 aneal feet. S:umpage fur
Fii.ng. $3.50 Ilne@l fest. ssusnpaEe fur
Ties. 1s.eo. ssurapa<e furnished.
fumter. hair million feet.
Wrought iron 25.fsa lbs
cast iron 1Ah9 lbs
Seven gulles $k-ib steel vssiS. snliceS and
spikes BIDS viii he received for an ms
SUrE together Gr for the clearing grading
bridging and tFack work eerarstsly.
Work will ~ lei June y. Rigag 10 - feet
a. lids reserved Aadrsss
WESTERN AMERICAN COMPANY
H. ~ 3'NEFT.f.. President.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

KNIGHTS TEMpbAEzs ATTENTION
The members OF Seatti~ ftemmandery.
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on Wednesday. the ~ aay 81 June fsssS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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right 10 reject all bids unless a mini
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TEACHERS SALARIES
EUMoR OF A CUT WITHOUT ANY
: FOUNDATION
Directors Making the Usual Annual
Schedule-Have No Final
Figures Ready

The rumor has gone abroad that the
board of education is preparing for a
wholesale reduction of the salaries of
teachers in the public schools of this city
horizontal cut, so to speak-and as a
result the teachers are much alarmed ard
the directors are having the life bothered
out of them.
There is no truth in the rumor up to
the present moment" said Director ]. H
Braly yesterday afternoon, land the pub
lication of such rumor was wholly un-
justified by the facts. The situation is
this: The directors are doing this year
what they do in June of every year, ar
range the salaries of the teachers for the
ensuing year. We have not covered the
ground necessary to be gone over before
we can even start to make the schedule
out and hence it is idle to say we con-
template reducing salaries.
1T will be as late as Tuesday of next
week before we begin to figure in earnest
and it will be several days after before
final conclusions will be reached. All
can say to teachers just now is that 1t is
always best to wait until you reach fence
before you start to climb it. 1t will be time
enough to get scared when there is some
thing definite to be afraid of.
This can and do say-that every men,
ber of the school board has and is giving
his time and energy toward the better
ment of the schools, to do the best for
teachers, pupils and taxpayers that can
be done. Many of US are dividing our time
equally between our private business and
the business of the board. Everything
will come out all right, rest assured"
The herald., 1898-06-05

tinued story, carried the auditors to a very
in our neXD
A very learned scientific article by Miss
Ethel Hardie followed. This number was
an ironical discussion of the effects of
evolution upon the members of the society
during the next century.
The musical department was well edited
by Miss Ada Shrader, the chief feature
being a solo for the violin, Romance from
Second Concerta," Wieniawski.
The vice president of the society," Miss
Florence Tildcn. after q. neat little address
of farewell, presented diplomas to the grad
yates, Misses Bertha Rose, Lucille Hell
finstine and Nellie Green.
Miss Viola Milliken conducted a page
containing "Side Talks with Boys" in
which grinds were run on various stu
dents.
Miss Elnora Arbuthnot closed the maga-
zine with a series of advertisements, hui
morous and otherwise.
After the entertainment the members Of
the society rendered a reception to their
friends in the Athena hall on the fourth
floor of the college building.
The exercises for today are the bacca-
laureate sermon, by Rev. Clark Crawford
ID, of Pasadena, in the University Meth
odist church at 1920 a. m. At p. m. the
annual sermon will be preached in the
same place.
The herald., 1898-06-05
PERSONALS

Geo. W. Andrews Of Chicago is visiting
Los Angeles.
M. Lohmann of Germany Is registered at
the Van Nuys.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Jaconick of Dallas,
Tex, are in the city.
F. M. Lafayette and wife of Burlingame
are visitors in the city.
c. A. Newcomb and wife Of Riverside
are visiting friends in Los Angeles
Abner L. Roos and family of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, formerly of Ohio, are stop
ping at the Hotel Broadway.
DR.. Ralph Hagan, police surgeon, re-
turned yesterday afternoon from week :
visit to San Francisco. He reports the
boys of the Seventh regiment as all well
and enjoying themselves as well as pos
sible. in view of the haunting fear that
after all. they may not get to 60 to Ma
nila.
The herald., 1898-06-05
A DESPONDfNT INVALID
ILL HEALTH CAUSES HIM TO PUT
A BULLET IN HIS BRAIN
A Chicago Boy Who Failed to Find
Health in This Section Becomes
Discourage

c. M. Charnley, Jr., of Chicago, commit
ted suicide last evening at $50 in room IS
of the lodging house conducted in connsc-
ton with Peniel hall at 227 South Main
street. At any rate, all the evidences in
dicate that the young man took his own
life.
Charnley and his brother. L. e. Charnley,
came to this city about six months ago for
his health, being a sufferer from pro-
tracted case of stomach and bowel trouble
which had undoubtedly brought on con-
sumption. The change of climate did not
improve his physical condition, and during
the past few days he has been growing
rapidly worse.
Yesterday he was very respondent, and
It is supposed that he went to his room
about O. clock and sitting down In a chair,
deliberately shot himself In the right
temple.
A chambermaid who entered the room
about $3.50 found the man perfectly dead,
but sitting straight up in the chair with
his head resting on his breast. The re-
volver, a new Iver-Johnson 3S caliber, pur-
chased apparently for the express purpose
for which twas used, still remained in his
hand, and the ball had passed straight
through the head from right to left, lodg-
ing in the wall. But one shell was in the
revolver, the other chambers being empty,
although a number Of cartridges were
found in the pockets of the dead man, as
was also the box In which the revolver
was contained when bought
The coroner was summoned and the re-
mains taken to the undertaking parlors Of
Orr & Hines on South Broadway. An in
quest will be held Monday and the funeral
will probably take place in this city. The
deceased was "a years old.
The herald., 1898-06-05
Notion Specials

misjudged. 1t is an important part Of
justice.
1.-THE successful man Is not he who can
quell the riot, but he who can by prudence
and foresight prevent the riot. So the
successful teacher is not the one who has
the power to manage the difficult cases
when they have arisen, but the one who
has the tact to prevent their arising. Man.
agement without friction is the evidence
of reserve power and the test of the sue
cessful disciplinarian.
''The greatest teachers of the world have
not been it's famous scholars, but those
who, by word and deed. are able to infiu-
ence the children. First be master of your
self, then of your pupils. Anger has no
place in the schoolroom.
"Self-sacriflce, not egotism, Is necessary
to control"
Prof Rohde spoke on physical culture
before the different sections. Mrs Par
sons on music, Miss Hutchinson and Mrs.
Bradfeld on drawing, Mr.. Kunou on Sloyd
and Prof Millard, taking the place of Dep
uty Superintendent Ennis, talked of the
best methods for teaching number work.
After the section meetings the principals
gathered in the auditorium and listened
to some instructions from Superintendent
Foshay regarding the final work of the
school year. 1t was requested that all
teachers expecting to drop out from the
ranks of city teachers at the end Of this
year would notify the superintendent in
order that the board may calculate upon
the vacancies.
A clamor has arisen among the teach
ers because several principals have ex-
pressed to the board their belief that the
work of the year can be finished by the
Gath. A majority favor continuance Of
school until July 1st. A resolution to this
effect was passed and Prof. Foshay will
present the desire of the teachers to the
board at it's next meeting.
The superintendent recommended that
each teacher make an exhibition of the
Sloyd work done by her pupils and invite
the parents to inspect the same some time
during the next two weeks.
The herald., 1898-06-05
CHAUTAUQUA BOARD
Musical Program and Other Attract
ions Selected for the Assembly

The Chautauqua board met yesterday
afternoon, a large number of the men,
bers being in attendance. A definite musi-
cal program was adopted providing for
half-hour preludes before each lecture,
afternoon and evening, these to be ar
ranged with the choicest talent obtain
able in Southern California, three superb
concerts and an afternoon musical contest.
Three prizes will be offered in this contest,
SIS, $40 and IS, for the best three vocalists.
The literary program is all arranged and
comprises some very choice talent, p. H.
Henson of Chicago, John Temple Graves,
Thomas McCleary and others. The annual
announcement is now being issued from the
press of B. r. Baumgardt, and will be out
in short time
A large amount of detail work was done
by the board yesterday, and the coming
assembly will abound in talent. The ses-
sion extends from July 1929, and the sum-
mer school continues two weeks longer.
The herald., 1898-06-05
TEACHERS MEETING
An Instructive Talk on Methods of
Management

The monthly meeting of the city teachers
was held yesterday morning in the high
school building. The kindergarten teach
ers, who met in the Sand street school,
were addressed by Mrs. Staples, kinder
garten superintendent.
Prof Foshay read a paper on discipline
before the teachers of the fifth and sixth
grades. zone of the greatest difficulties
in discipline" he said, ''is the lack Of ur-
derstanding of motives which caused tie
pupil to make trouble We should be very
careful not to impute evil motives to a
pupil which are not his, and thus cause
him to bear resentment because he Is
The herald., 1898-06-05
Historical Society

The Historical society will meet at the
residence of Prof. G. Wharton James on
North Raymond avenue. near Robert
street, Pasadena, Monday, June 6. at
p. m. The program will consist of a pa
per on "Key West" by Marion M. Myers,
and a sketch Of the domestic life Of the
Zava Supai Indians, by Prof. g. Wharton
James.
The herald., 1898-06-05
Needle Work Guild

Mrs. r. H. Heron, president of the
Los Angeles branch Of the needlework
guild which has 500 members in the city,
has called a meeting of the board OF d.
restors and section presidents for Tuesday,
at 0:3O a. m., at the California hotel, corner
of Second and Hill streets. Each member
will be asked to contribute flannel band
for the soldiers.
The herald., 1898-06-05
Park Band Concert

Following IS the program OF the concert
by the Mexican Philharmonic bana at
Westlake park at p. m. today:
March, "Zacatecas," G. Codina.
Waltz, "En Medic del Mar" Alvarado.
Medley, Concert" Bayer.
Polka fantasia Columbia (cornet solo
by Y. Escobar), +. Robinson
March, "Andrade," Y. Esc,bar.
Waltz. "Joily Fellows" r. .Vollstedt.
Polka, "The Girls of Calif,rnia," Y. Es-
cobar
Schottische, "Delfina," MN
March, 1.-THE Stars and Stripes Forever" +"
Sousa.
The herald., 1898-06-05
Benefit Entertainment

An entertainment has been arranged to
be held at the Y. M. C. A. auditorium next
Tuesday evening. at which w. d. Caswell,
The cartoonist, will furnish the amusement.
He will sketch, besides his humorous pic
lures, representations of the blowing up Of
The herald., 1898-06-05

o. Randall. arrangements are IN progress
which will enable the exchange to use the
agencies of the citrus growers exchange,
who are all responsible and efficient sales
men, nearly all having had long expert
ence in the dried fruit business.
The exchange will secure careful grad
Ing and honest packing and will command
an abundant outlet for fruit at the best
prices going.
After July 1st no more associations will
be received but outside fruit put up under
the supervision of the exchange will be
handled at the usual brokerage rate.
The herald., 1898-06-05
the Maine and the fight between the Moni
tor and Merrimac during the civil war.

"s WI Boz 300 odi1ssiQ- hut ths co.ec-
.on 10 b. .ak-r w wit ue ior th= benefit
ar the ta' g tenG n'r Richmond,
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The herald., 1898-06-05
There Are Others

But none equal to the 1898 pattern Royal
blue-fame stove. For sale at James W.
Hellman's, successor to w. G. Furrey con-
pany.
The herald., 1898-06-05
How La Your LaKn2

For reliable grade of garden hose and
the best line of lawn moves 60 to James
w. Hellman's, successor tow. c. Furrey
company.