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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-17
1RING ON LEAGUE AID
hAGNATES ALLOW Won DER AHE
TO LANGUIsH IN JAIL
sale of the ST. Louis Franchise One
of the Conditions Imposed by the
Presidents-New Legal Steps to
Secure the Release of the Pris-
Oner I'm CONCENTRATIONS.

Presidents-New Legal Steps to
Secure the Release of the Pris-
Oner I'm Contemplation.
PITTSBURG, Feb. 16 = Chris Won
Der Abe is still in Jail, and it begins
TO look as If the offer of the league
magnates to get him out of limbo had
a string to it. Reports are being cir
cuiated that the league, in consdera-
ton for its coming to Won Der Ahe's
relief, requires that the St Louis man
should renew the offer he made some
time ago to sell the franchise of the
Browns
This attitude of the league cannot
be vouched for, but there is a decided
hitch in the proceedings somewhere.
President Watkins was notified yes
terday by National President Young
to secure Won Der Ahe's release, yet
no action was taken today, and none of
the principals will talk concernir g the
case.
1t is learned tonight that tomorrow
Attorney ]. Scott Ferguson and John
NJ. Glover will present an application
to Judge NJ. w. Acheson, of the United
States circuit court of appeals, taking
an appeal from the decision of Judge
Joseph F. Burlington on the applica-
ton for a writ of habeas corpus.
In the meantime Won Der Abe may
be ordered released from Jail on bail
furnished, while the case is pending
Chris, it is said, thoroughly under
stands what is being done for him, and
Is entirely satisfied to remain in the
custody of Warden McAleese pending
the efforts of his attorneys to save pay
ment of the verdict secured against him
by Mark Baldwin.
PORT HURON. Mich, Feb 16-The
organization of the International Base
Ball league was completed this even
ing. st. Thomas was admitted as the
sixth club in place of Guelph. Grand
Rapids was also an applicant for the
sixth franchise. ST Thomas was Civ
Ell the preference owing to the shorter
mileage. Grand Rapids application
was also received on condition that an
other town be added and the league be-
ing made to consist of eight clubs.
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EXPLOSION ECHOES.

News Items of Interest TerseIy Told
In Paragraphs
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-17
TOTAL OF LOST is 258
LESS THAN ONE HUNDRED OF THE
NAMES CREW SAVED

Out OF Total of 354 the Survivors
Number Only 90, According to
the Latest News From Havana
A Detailed Roster Given Out ut
WASHINGTON
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Gen. Henry a. DuniSd. OF Detroit.
nnld In part.
Marvellous Az has been our success.
II would be the merrHi folly 10 80 back
TO the uld army altuatlou-our future
military establishment demands the
most Intelligent study,
lie then discussed the queailnnst
what shall De- ~ personnel How
nhall u be- organized. instructed and
dlsclpllncdf How shan u brat be-
squlppcd. ratloned and supplied In The
Ills suggestions he said. w,rc made
without any intention 90 criticlse o.
diacrcdlt the operations % the late war
Its rrsuta," he continued. speak for
themselves"
A. the outset tho government was
confronted with tho most dlfnculi nira-
tcgic problem ln military science. ~
was compelled 90 assume she offensive
on the sea and 30 conduct campaign
pf attack upon foreign shorca Hundreds
N miles % oceans separated the lnvad-
Ing fOrccs from ihr huae ~ Huru'i
In the face al these great difficulties
the government In an Incredible ahnr
space of time. equipped. organized and
M blllacd the army NJ more than a quar-
ter million ~ men. destroyed tho 3nln-
lsh navy. compelled the surrender u =
large part OF he army and ID In pos
session Of cuba and the Philippines
lius In this country, 10 her shame
and HofruN, a class Gar TOO numerous
are holhNlng our proves hy urfrlendly
ana unjust criticism of dHtIllnhy thflr
noisy clhmor they reek 90 rob the
country ~ ~ prestige abroad. ana
inmpcn the enthusiasm and chm the
Patriotism of our own people.
but they Will fll. The patriotic
spirit. which was born In Lexington.
viii never die. A century has but
strengthened a. The war for the unl1n
has purified g. The blue ana thr gray
have passed into history tho stars ana
bars have blended with Old glon. aud
southern and northern men stand t1-
gfhtr under &C. fold. brothers ever
morn 20 be- ana mus % was that n
the army az Santiago the songs were
ever heard; the sons OF our whole
country"
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m. VIM Of Mlrn,lne llleaIurc.

The monthly reviews have most Of
the advantages and few disadvantage
NJ the daily press. Like the news
papers. they must furnish articles
which have value IN themselves. and
the articles must be- timely. They
must bee written too. hy mon or women
who can command attention. iut She
Newspaper u ephemcrnl Its collection
of facts and ltH editorial discussions
are hurried and haphusurd. What else
can be expected whom the h1tory OF
the world fur day IN 90 be- written In
a day, and its philosophy and practice
dlHtlllrdi 10 n not 90 with the review.
II does not cater 40 the lower order
" Intelligence; itH public N select IT,
work may bee laid out Tor a year In ud.
NunCoi IT, contributions may Dee fn.
locted with the greatest curr. and ln
many cases they have time 90 a. their
work after research and deliberations
white ovcry new genius brings Its
onerlngH 20 the judgmont-scat OF the
editor. that ho may obtain nn audience
Tor his cherished ulHprng
In tho reviews one may feel the pulse
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OF society. follow the movements "
the people. enter into the inner policies
" the prime ministers. study the course
OF Spain ln the Philippines; % Russia
and England IN China. u England.
France and Germany In Africa. one
may catch the spirit VI ancient and
modern art. and observe the birth and
growth OF great economic and religious
Institutions lie who would be
equipped for life Of thought, for the
discussion Of the great problems OF ma
turc and humanity as viewed by cN-
pcrtH. must Keep himself Informed In
magazine literature.
The clergyman will md the maya
zines u more value than his den1ni-
national paper; since In this larger
forum appear not only the members "
HE own theological party. but men Of
all partica, and the discussions are
carried on by tho ahlcst disputnnts
and In truly catholic spirit The
politician must listen and ponder whcn
his opponent. FAR from heated caucus.
addresses him IN the quiet " his library
ana IN the calm uttorancca 81 the &C..
NlcwF, For the scientist and the
hnhncier tho review becomes WE'LL
regulated clearing house. In which 1h-
LEGATIONS nre recognized and adjusted
rev. Charles II. Eaton In the october
Forum
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Assr..MENr No. l.

Joe Bowers Mining Company ONCE
and Principal Place VI business
Salt Lake city, Utah.
Notice ~ HEREBY given that AT n
meeting OF the directors. held on the
i0ih day OF October A. u. 1888, an
assessment % one cont per share was
levied on eil the shares of The capital
stock Of tn corporation Issued and out
standing, payable on OF loro nov.
10. 1885, TO the secretary, ut big otllce,
II 7. Il. Jones q Co.'S bank. No 100
Main street. Salt Lake city Utah.
Any stock upon which the assessment
may remain unpaid 900 The IAN day Of
November. 1898. will be- delinquent and
advertised Tor sale ut public auctioni
aud unless payment a. made before 20
many % the shares represented by
each certificate N the stock so
deilquent az may b. necessary
Will b. sold on the End day
Of December. isss. az 10 o'clock q. m,
to pay the delinquent ass sament. to-
gcthcr with the cost % advertising and
expense OF sale.
W. y. LYNN. Secretary.
by order Of the board N directors.
Salt Lake City Utah, oct 10. 1875.
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To be sod NJ shcNn's sale A. thc
West Front Door OF the County Court
lloua., In the city OF Salt Lake. County
% salt Lake. state of Utah. on
Wednesday, the 9th day a, November.
ls9s. ~ " O'Clock noon, thu rial estate
described as follows. situate In tho
County Of Salt lake. Territory NOV
ftato) % Utah. tn-wlti beginning at
che southwest corner u lot two az. IN
block foriy-nlnc N9l, plat ~" salt
Lake CITY Survey. and running thence
east ON hundred and twcnty-one uei)
feet; thence north on. hundr.d f0rtys
eight and one-hah dtsn) feet; thence
east forty.onc Nn feet. thence south
niiy t5ol fect; thence west eighty COZ
fccti thence south nlncty-ciFht and
one-half tlshl feet. 20 the place OF boz
ginning, alHl a perpetual rEht ~ way
over an alley ffteen O0 feet wide
lcadlng from the uorthcrnmoat end Of
said premises 90 Second Wost street.
Putchnse price payable IN lawful
money o. the United States.
Bennett. HarkneHH iiowat. Bradley
&Itlcharda, Attorneys for Plaintin.
THOMAS T.. LEWIS.
Sheriff o. SAT- Lake County. State
OF Utah.
~ JOHN MONTGOMERY JR..
Dated ut Salt Lake city, october isih.
isrN
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Co,l, NI.lake. b No. sanlaEo campllrn.


The corps that went 20 Santiago
was virtually the regular army Every
regiment that went 90 Tampa went
there ruldy Tor service, Their equip
mCnt was Just o. complete on Aprii
20 an % was on June 9. They wore
the same cloibnE 90 Cuba that they
had brought from sheridan, Astlnul-
holne and Fhcrmnn. They brought
with thom their wagons and mules.
their fonts and camp cquipare. There
/ should have been no problems 90
solve In regard 30 them. and yet there
were many. Owing 90 delays In tho
/ supply departments they wore winter
| clgihlnE Tor their service In the tor
ria zone. and drew summer clothing
thcru Just IN time 20 return TO the
braclnr brcoEea of Mnniauk. whore.
In ihcir cnfechlcd condition. winter
cluthinE would have been moro suit
able. when they landed tn cuba their
wagons and mules had vanished. ConHc.
quently ratllna % which there were
abundance No naiaulri, were slow IN
coming up and were doled out one meal
AZ d time. and short NJ THAI. Tho ycgo.
tables spoiled before they got 90 tho
men who were suffering Tor them. and
men died Tor lack ~ medicines which
were u0undant only eighteen miles
away,
There was over a month AZ Tampa %
fnFNHN' NN ANNHt ana NNNNNN NNH tents
NJ company Officers q was f1rrHeen and
darufacd. Why not ln the supply Do
pirimentaf Arr We 10 conclude that u
was Impossible 90 80 beans. rice. and
canned fruits enough 90 take tho place
~ potatoes ana 0niunaf That n vas
impossible ln forty days 90 Eei summer
cl1ihlnFf There were Ton thousand
firms IN The United States who would
have undertaken 60 provide these
thlnrr and who would have put them In
Santiago itself f0r 70 consideration. Tho
only conclusion o. that those necessities
wefr not foreacen by the supply depart
mrnta in time, although they were by
the line Officers rrnrrallv ~ ala not
require a prophet 20 say hat vegetables
would spoil on transport IN The tlU.d
Eonc; that bacon, bareback and canned
fuHft beef were not suitable dlet
alone for campaigning In the tropics,
that me winter clothing worn In MIchl-
Fan Wlufrr would b. very uno0mf1r-
i1hle "a tho heat of southern cuba. the
reason for tho deficiencies must b.
sought and found unless We are 20 In
rici similar suffering ON our soldiers IN
futur American Monthly Review %
Reviews
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No;ice n hereby given that NJ n
meeting u the directors ~ the SILVER
cloud Mining Company. held october
10. iAe,, an asaeHsment NJ third "
one cont per share was i0vlod on
the capital stock u the company issued
and outstanding. payable b. ~ secrc-
tafy 40 His office. Fire Department
headquarters. East First = uih a.,
salt Lake city. Utah. a. once and be-
fore the ioih day on November. isas
ANY stock UPON which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 10Th d1y u
November Will be- drlInqucn, aud adj
vertlsed for sale W. public auction ard
unless payment "a made before will be-
sold on The goth day 81 November. tsss.
ut pm, no the Office OF the secretary,
10 pay the delinquent nsacssmoni. 20.
E,ihcr with cost " advertising and ~.
penlc o. sale.
l.. 81. EARL. Secretary.
Approved;
W. II. SIMMONS. President.
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them their future. as We control our
! own. % be- devoted 90 themselves ana
| their own Advantage under our Euid-
] fnce, towards n1ulnr lives. TneN VIII
/ look o. ua Tor many things as children
| lock 81 q father and thuy Will get much
along the lines Of good government.
"Ih0eg Islands VII Eet enterprise,
! sku and capital froY the states. thay
viii get school houses and other instl-
tuiions VI learning. they viii be as
sufcd of honest ieyying. collecting and
Distributing " moneys % pay the cx-
pcnses Of their own government; they
Wln BE- taught 70 cooperate In self-
government. they will have mild laws
and competent and honest system Of
courts. while Old ihIngs are passing
away and an thlngs becoming new.
while they are forgetting The past and
lta bitterness and learning better things
Tor their future.
IN 1879 We pri one hundred millions
o. gold in the treasury 10 take care Of
our credits; we atu putting one hum
dred Million dollars IN battlcshipa 10
carry out the purposes of our people.
rs any one alarmed al the proh7hle
me Of our battlrahips In the future
looking az the future calmly from
peace standpoint What arr Gods
purposes Tor the fuureT what will
humanity require or us IN the fu-
turc7 The vessels may n't be used Tor
many a day. 0thCrwfse than in The pro-
trcii1n % our commerce. but lot n1-
Tons who do not recognize that n man
De- MAJ. who oppreu The common
people. observe that There u a power on
earth that could ursc four hundred
million dollars and equip 10000 mon
In a month within Itself. that ala cN-
pend 500. 900. 900 Cor humanity sake,
overcoming the RESISTANCE u one of the
Oldest and pruu1HHt nations on earth
ln iig days. doing Gods work-as 10
ARMY believed.
ole Ga a dun student OF events who
supposed that tho United states can
shut Itself W az a hermit and avoid it4
duty O. mIrk.nd. The world demands
She mos competent men % manage ~
affairs. and We are training such mon;
70 requires The best machinery Tor field
and factory. We make that machine .
q desires the most suitable Cuum1di-
tles. We are making such commodities
our men and our goods now 80 all over
the world. our nag viii W with them.
o. folds viii protect them. and whrr-
Americana ~ they Will proclaim b. tho
people nf 400 lands that our nation roc
lgniEes the fathcrh1od ~ Cod and the
hrgihuFho1d ~ men.
''fha American nni' have been ons
In purplse and sympathy Tor many
yeiru. Tho late war furnishes historic
evidence " NJ lee ana Wheeler COM
mHndOi the mon from che wheat FIELDS
of She North. Mills ana urnut gave or
dcrH On she mon from The cotton fields
" the South. The vaieT u th1sc who
struggled Tor ideas un they Understood
thHm from 1890 Co 1866 has become the
common heritage % happy agd united
people"
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

NOTICE IL hereby given that tneis
Will be a meeting Of tho Slogan ~, ~
The Atlantic Mining aud Mliin,s In .r
pany, a corporation OF Unn, lo iill.i,
the 3ist day OF October. ISIS. az d i" 49, 49,
nm, ~ the principal ONCE anl pls.s
Of business n said company, lh , 49,,
No. 30 Dooly Block. salt Lake ivy
Utah. a.,
purpose Of eiccfing a board " directors
Tor said company Tor the ensuing year,
and for such other business aa may
regularly come before said meeting
G. n. WARREN.
President Of Board % Directors
Dated oct 10. 1905
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To be sold at shcrin's sale a, the
West Front Door OF she County Court
House. In the city and county Of Salt
Lake. STATE " Utah. ON "wednesday. the
9TH day - November. isaS, an y o'clock
noon VI said day al the right. title.
claim and Interest u the defendants.
Fernando fpys, Helen VI. I1ys and ].
g.. Th1mpHun, Of. an and % the real es-
tate described az follows. 20 wit; sit.
nate in sab Lake County State %
Utah. 20 wit; Commencing nt tho
Northeast corner % tsdf seven CD,
d. lck thiriy-eifht CO. Plat n" Salt
Lake City Survey. aud running fhenco
west ten d0l rods. thence south five 20
rods. thence east ten d0l rods. thcnce
north fivc 90 rods % the place q be-
glnnInE. also ali of lots eleven ~.
1wcIve ti2), and thirteen %, block
three 90, Alta Place. a subdivision %
Lots seven 90. eight O) and hine (pj,
block three 90. Five Acre Plat a."
Big Field Survey.
Purchase price payable la United
States Gold COIN
Dated a, salt Lake CITY. Utah. octo.
Der 18th, isgs
THOMAS p. LEWIS.
Sheriff of salt Lake County. State Of
Utah.
by A. O. DYER.
Deputy sheriff.
Krobbs & tioppaugh.
Attorneys FOR Plaintiff.
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srourrGHY WILSON.
Talks on the New hospansihiiitie. aud
Questions Presented nefose uneiy sam.

Questions Presented nrfoar uncly sam.
Secretary Wilson rnoke IN part aa
followa' "rhe war with spain was
declared because tho highly rulIght-
sned people % the United 81 tes would
not longer tolerate the inhunan prnc-
tlces u Spain upon her colonies ai our
borders. There was ~ d1Nse 1f profit
or Of nati1nnl ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Il was
evident from the beginning that the
war would DO expensive, however
short; 10 was also ryldrn. thw dIaeaHp
would attack our soldiers, however
great might boz The precautions 20 pres
venf o. But these conditions received
no weight with lhe American be pls
when duty DO nur ucighblr was ball
anccd against them
"Tho events OF The lao, few months
have given us a name that viii De flr-
ever 1ssoc'atcd with the most brilliant
period " American history, ana atd no
th1se ~ our ablusi and most rtvcrtd
prcsldemA
"RgaponsIblli,y f5r the future % the
Islands captured fails upon she Ifrltp8
states. 10 VIII Doc met lu me- n1Irlt I'D
~ eomlrg ana discharged accordingly
70 our honor.
questions new 30 us present than-
selves We are rtitHnslhle FOR mllt.Ht
ot grown W children who have tllrd
almlesHly Throughout their reneratI1us
Tor fhe oeneht VI spain. We will g.ys
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NoIIcr 40 coNrnAcrons.


ONCE OF The Board " Public Works
Room 500 Cly Han
Flll Lake cl'y october i,th. ls9s
sealed rflrlrlls VIII be received al
we oil'1' uhi'l o'clock y, M. on Mon.
w, N,i'p.r dlsi, lhas, flr ihe work
sidewalk puycmcuta.
instructions 30 hldlors, together with
fprelucll lions AND form of c1ntr5ri
ana bona can ho obtained upon april.
gineeG
The rlghi Is reserved to reject any
ny order o. the board Of Public
p. C.. KELSEY. Chairman
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ASSESSMENT NoricE.


once Of East Jordan Irrigation Com
pany.
Murray oct. 18th. ises.
You will take notice that at a meeting
OF the Directors held On october i5th.
1855. an assessment Of hfiy cents per
share was levied on the capital stock
Of she corporation. payable 10 the Sec
ratary. at me rencrii Office OF the Com.
pauv. on or befors the iiih day Of De-
oembor isgs. and ihlt any stock upon
which this Assessment may remain un-
paid on thai day will be delinquent and
advertised for sale 40 public auction,
and unless payment Jig made before,
will be sold on the i5ih day Of January,
1850 at II a. m. nt the South Cotton
wood ward House 10 pay the dcl'n-
qurnt aaaessma together with 10
cost u advertising and expense OF sale.
n. W. BLOWN. Secretary.
once at residence In Murray Pre-
cinct.
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ASSESSMENT No. =.
Washable Mining Company sltuauon
OF Principal Place OF Buslneas, No
10 w, First South 81, SAT-
Lake city, Utah.

Notice IL hereby given that al =
meeting OF the board OF directors %
the Washable Mining Company, hsli
az salt Lake city, Utah. Sept ~, W,
an assessment OF one-fourth Cd ot uls
"a cent per share was levied on lh'
capital stock OF the corporation, ply
able al once 90 Alex. buchanan, y!t
secretary, No. ~ West First souih
st.. Salt Lake city. Utah. Any sle,A
upon which said assessment shan re-
main unpaid on the 18Th day on oel9'
Der. 1895. viii be delinquent and adyr,,
tlsed for sale at public auction, anu y
payment n not made before VIII ~
sold on the tih uty OF November, Ivy
Inc company, No. ID West First south
street. Salt Lake City, Utah. % pay w w
delinquent asaessment tcReihef WIZ
costs Of advertising and expenses %
ALEX. BUCHANAN JR.
Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Sept H. 1888
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In accordance with law, and an order
OF the Board Of Directors made Az
gust 2Gth, 10 many isnres " each par
eel 81 such stock as may be- necessary
viii be Ecld NJ public auction 70 lht
highest bidder for cash ut the once
Of the Secretary. No. Is North Mils
street. on Monday, the iith day ~
October. 1895, at " noon. 10 pay az
linquent assessments thereon. iogelhgf
with the cost Of advertising and sh'
penae Of sale.
JOHN WELLS. Secretary
Dated october LIST 1925
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Alfred Crell5ln. Plaintiff. W Samuel
shlll and Catherine g. shlil. bis
wifc, James u. Har1n, Trustee; jar.
vis-Conklin Mortgage Trust Com
pany. "a Corporation. Holland ".
Cunklin and Joseph q. Wllrta. RE-
cclvcra, North American Trust
Company. a Corporation. Joseph a..
bacon and James VI. Bacon. az
Trustee Tor Joseph u. Bacon. De-
Pendants.
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It Was criaiuly Conspicuous.

Yes. the President made him a
brigndier general"
what forgf
Conspicuous bravery"
u didn't know hc was under fire."
'llo wasn't His bravery was COM
splcnoua because IN the presence N
10000 people. moro or less. he lodged
and resisted seventeen old maids who
were determined % kris him"
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Ana in ucCord1nce with law and or.
der N the board OF directors made on
40. 10Th day ~ September, isgs. 10
many shares Of each parcel Of such
stock aH may bee necessary viii be sold
ut the strrttary'a ONCE. al No. dos
Mccormick Block. Salt Lake city. Utah.
on Wednesday, october 2sth isaS. al
o'clock .. M 10 pay the delinquent AZ.
H-fFment thereon. together with costa
oi advertising and expense ~ sale.
BRIANT =. YOUNG,
Secretary.
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N0IiQE 40 cONrRAorons.


uiiiee Of the BOARD ~ Public Works
Room 300 CITY Han
Ehli Lake cts, october 18th. 1895.
Sealed proposals. WIli De received al
ms once until o'clock b. IN. on Mon
day october lini 1895. FOR The work
Of renA.r.nE street and sidewalk pave
lnen,s Ton three years from ana after
'ht Slh any OF November, 1885
specifications and fdrm for CONTRACT
ana bond can Doe obtained upon appU-
cation a' the office of the City En-
EinDgE
The r,ght Is reserved TO reject any
ana an bids.
by order Of the board OF Public
b. c. KELSEY. Chairman.