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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-24
GLAD DAY.
Continued from first pageD

branches of sport Pigeon flies and
turkey shoots will be on the docket in
the rural regions, and the game season
is still open,
Many Worcester hunters%will take a
tramp through the woods today if the
weather is favorable, and the par
tridges and quail will have to wait till
night has closed over hill and dale be-
fore they can be quite sure that they
have cause to be thankful
Sly Reynard, too, will have run to
settle his dinner before he goes home
to his native earth to enjoy the tur
key that was to have graeed some ones
dinner table in company with the faith
full spouse, who has been staying at
home teaching the young Reynard
ideas how not to get shot
All the places of business in the city
will be closed, OF course, and so will
the public buildings, the city hall, the
public library, schools and even the
post office for portion of the day All
Worcester in company with all the
land keeps holiday today and drinks
wassail to the best feast of all the year,
the ancient New England Thanksgiv-
ing.
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BAY STATE ROUSE.
Blue Point,

Blue POINTS.
Celery. Radishes.
Clear Green Turtle
Sailed Almonds.
Planked White Fish, Maitre D Hotel.
Pommes Parisienne.
Stewed Terrapin in Cases, Maryland
Roast Vermont Turkey, Chestnut Dress
ing, Cranberry Sauce.
Baked Sweet Potatoes. Onions in Cream.
New Cider.
Filet of Beef, Pique. Potatoes Danphtne.
Asparagus Hollandaise.
Imperial Punch.
Roast Grouse
EndiVe Salad. Currant Jelly.
English Plum Pudding-Brandy Sauce.
Mince Pie. Cranberry Pie. Apple Pie.
Harlequin Ice Cream.
Fancy Cakes.
Mixed Nuts. Fruit. Raisins.
Toasted Crackers and Cheese.
Demi TasSe.
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A very pleasant surprise party oc-
CURED at IA Russell street, last even
ing. when large number of the
friends of Miss Edna Gates made an
unexpected descent on her domicile,
and proceeded to render the occasion
thoroughly enjoyable to themselves and
their charming young hostess. Miss
Gates was presented with a handsome
silk umbrella by the visitors, together
with many other testimonials Of the re-
gard in which she is held by them.
Rebboli served refreshments, and the
evening was passed in games and par
Tor amusements.
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A CAMPAIGN ASSOCIATION.
Ennmets Planning to Effect Organize

Emmets Planning to Effect Organiza-
ton Saturday.
The organization of Cuban cam
paign association among the Emmets,
which was to have taken place last eve
ming did not materialize. No meeting
was hello, owing to the fact that so
few of the boys could be gotten to-
gether at the armory.
The meeting for organization has ac-
cordlngly been postponed to Saturday
morning. when It will be held after the
mastering out The object of the or
gsnizatlon will be to bind the members
together and preserve their memories
Of the Cuban campaign. Later on it is
probable that militia organization
viii be effected.
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OPENING OF ART MUSEUM.
Large Number of Local Art Lovers At
tend Inauguration Of Winter Season.

The directors Of the Worcester Art
Museum invited a large number Of
people to be present at the winter
opening of the museum. which took
place last evening The opening was
attended by a good sized coterie of
lovers Of art.
A number of new pieces We're on
exhibition in the statuary room, among
them being several that have recently
been presented to the museum by va
rious societies and organizations. Many
new pictures were also hung in the
rooms Of the upper story of the build
ing, where a reception of an informal
nature was held by some Of the direo-
tors and their wives.
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Y. NJ. C. A. WILL KEEP OPEN HOUSE

The Young Mems Christian Association
will keep open house today. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all to visit the
building and inspect the recent improve
ments made in the gymnasium
In the evening an entertainment will be
given in Association Hall by the Enter
prise Mandolin Banjo and Harp Club of
Boston, assisted by Mr.. w. R. Page, re-
otter
prospectus has recently been issued by
the association, containing the attractions
of the Star course, and an account of the
work that is being done III the gymnasium.
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come to patrons, the rubber-tired cabs,
as they hurried to and fro gave forth
subdued, self-satisfed rumble of con-
tentment, the roar of the street be-
came musical as it sweIled, and the joy
of Thanksgiving rested over all.
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AT HOME OR ON THEIR WAY.

Among the college men who viii be
in Worcester for Thanksgiving at home
are David Whitcomb of Amherst. 1901.
and Walter Desmond of Harvard lew
school Charles A. Booth, Tech '9S, now
professor of physics at Willfston
Academy. stopped in Worcester last
night with friends, and will go to his
home in Southbridge 20 pass the
Thanksgiving recess.
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At the mfdweek prayer meeting in the
Old South Church, last evening, Rev.
A. q. Conrad had for his pulpit barrel
OF -four, for his side table barrel of
apples, and the decorations were all
kinds of vegetables. These things will
be given to the poor today.
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MAIDEN EFFoRT A SUCCESS.
The Union Brass Band Has It's FRS
Dance in Continental Hall.

Il i
Dance in Continental Hall.
The Union Brass Band had its first
promenade concert and dance last eve
ming at Continental hail, where about
$50 danced to the delightful music.
At O'Clock the band gave a. concrt
cert in the hall, the program being as
follows: Selection by the band; solo,
Miss Eva Williams; reading, Miss Eva
Smith; selection by the orchestra; solo,
Mr.. T. Bates; selection by the Venus
Club; selection by the band
After the program had ben carried
out, dancing was in order.
A delegation from Company L, Sixth
regiment, were the guests of the even
ing. ]. H Adams catered.
The concert was for the benefit Of
the band, which intends TO get its
new uniforms at an early date
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HE DOES IT EVERY YEAR.

AS the employees of Fred w. yelling
ton e Co. started for their homes,
each was presented a fine large tur-
key and the compliments of Col. Wei
lington.
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There was a mix-up between a trolley
car from the fair grounds and a milk cart
driven by w. Z. Snow Of Paxton at the
corner of Pleasant and Irving streets yes4
terday morning at about o'clock. Just
corner the car came along, and although
the gong was sounded, the milk cart and
the car could not be stopped in time to
avert a collision.
The front wheels of the cart were
wrecked, and several cans of milk white-
washed the street like a war investiga-
ton commission. The horse was made
somewhat stiff by the shafts rubbing
against him, but otherwise escaped with
out scratch. The driver was unhHrt,
and the car proceeded to Union station
without further mishap.
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IN behalf of her friends. The company
was entertained by music and recita-
tons, and refPeshpents were served
by Misses Minnie T'remo, Kate Ahaesy
and Mamie Dessert
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THIS YOUNG WOMAN IS POPULAR

Miss Leila Dessert entertained thirty
six young friends at her home ON Null
berry street last evening. Master James
McManus presented her with gold
ring and silver watch with chattelaipe,
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HE IS A LIEUTENANT COLONEL

Lieut.. Col. J, NJ. Coe u. S. A., ar
rived In this city hate last night, and
went to the Lincoln House. where he
registered and spent the night.
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FEASTS FOR GODS
Worcester Bonifaces Will
Make Tables Fairly Groan.

If you have decided to go to a hotel
for dinner today, here is a chance to
decide to which hotel you will go.
Though part. of the bills of fare are in
French, yet everything you get may be
eaten in good American. so that
Thanksgiving can be celebrated in ac-
cord with the dictate of the constitu-
ton.
paw cT,NTI7 IrOTTCE
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English Plum Pudding
Brandy or Hard Sauce
Charlotte Russo. Spanish Cream.
Champagne Punch.
Assorted Cake. Malaga Grapes
Fruit. Mixed Nuts.
American Cheese.
Tea. French Coffee.
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LOTS OF EXCITEMENT.

A West Side Car and a Paxton Milk
Wagon Become Involved.
The Washington bee., 1898-09-03

Gold-plated metal base; gold-plated
clock ring; gold-plated open cast head
removable oil fount; the latest ratcket
screw burner; large, handsome, hand.
decorated globe; frst-class chimney.
Clock made and warranted by one Of
the largest factories in the U. S. All
ready to put oil in and light.
This handsome lamp-clock is worth
20 dollars. A fine Christmas or birth
day present. The BEE will give one
of these clocks to any person who may
send S cash yearly subscribers.
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CITY NOTICES.

-
ORDINANCE No sSY~-A% 0nOt<aNf~rs
trotftf;ft.r for 4ss i-,44,rs,,.eY,7e~t - -irt.s
Axru.la between yeeler XTsv mi ply
Srr~sr F-oas-. street 9tatw.er g -,
svarxin ~ Seeoua Avenue ari the s4<t
margin o. Fauefa AvaYstf~ a1g E..,yth
AHraae betw4sn I-nsar Street "a z,sna
Street tr; me feftv - ~eatffa Is. ~.,...,-,s
tne ne faa8vsv ar3 ai3ay a5sawsfis
crossings thereof 4nsi pravitftux fsr SO
patn4out therefor on Embellishments an, -.
tl1tfshtne n fsrH flv s,g-, ,,aX,r.,.r g,-
she ievytug an} eps4.etla~ ag !, spergsi as.
S-~~saeei asou ,ss. Property Aenrrfsf Nv
.a., tsser.tx-y yt..e+ - ,},--~ - -
- aoa,i. 80 u5or. ,3ea s.y an a.. 81 tee
I.<rss.a-syf., AZ 49, s. ~ ~.
tar esfi.ls} A. o.. rala,..,- - ,,5te.,,.1
improvements i3 cities authorizing f9e
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NOTICE oF &itEEtFf~S A1.F~I-g re
SlF"rtor coart ~ the Stase - Washing
tas. fer th- EasG't' os ktnc Greet Hs,tf-
re- T[sirG4T. rs. 3eb8 Bauer ana traetta
Eag.y hls u g o.fsuaz~+s NJ -ass
nee 8n4 ~ VittGr 80 an order of ..sis.
ara specs ttH~r,sf to1. isssrE OK ~ fBe
fioF.-f.a Wea -5ar; tH f5e at.cve-erst tlasl
sr7seu. ard % anr directed ard Delivered
n.sxe 3alv isyiad uppr tBe fe3ieatre T.a{
propeTty situated ire KING county. WASH
iuEtra. to-yif
LOT Twelve f.1 ia hrex fa-ts--aree #
Yesssr Second sedif g.. COMPLEMENTARY %
tSa city ~ Seattle. together wIth AL ana
singular 3s@ ttH~uteTtR herezG. afr.ar. ?
aad aeaay-s-isa}lees tnor~l4It2 belonging CT
he ary w-}ss appegt a4Hs1E
Noti-~ = t1er%frvN hereby given thaf an
Saturday, Re 81 dag % April isas IT fhn
boar os /" O click .. re - said day ~
TIE front door % 'he Court A0aer a. abe.
e.fy ~ esttl.a ir sR8d King county. I rvsll
s.ll ths a.Y9v.-t!.-sr ~ t-.t properly ~ rssh-
He auc' oFs. 10 tae hisoast srssi iles1 u.lt.er.
Dst-d his IN lay q February. les
WA II. MOVER. Sbsr.~.
B*e~x & Bye~E A,tofurt-s
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pIeScrbing the width Of Tie sidewalks
10 be laid up0u certain portions II Ycs1er
Way, Third Avenue. Union Street and
Fourth Avenue. aud repeating any orfi-
nanceS or parts Of ordinances In conflict
herewith.
Re Il ordained by tho CITY Of Seattle as
follows.
SECTOR / That the widths Of the side
walks hereafter 70 b. cotS tri.c.t ii ar re-
tai Avenue ana Fifth Avenue snail be
twelve fi-1 feet.
Section . That the width AZ the sidewalks
hereafter 10 be constructed hr repaired
upon Third Avenue between YeSier Wev
and Union Street and along Union Street
from First Avenue tn Fourth Avenue and
along Fourth AV"uu. from Union street
10 Pine Street shall he twelve 0zt feet
Section 3 That the width o. all ~'dera TX
hereafter constructed or repaired on Third
Avenue between Union Street and Pike
Street shah - fourteen GA feet
Section :. That All ordinances and parts
Of ordinances ia conflict herewith he and
III, same 4rs hereby rerss led
Section :. This crdinauc- shah tax eff.
AMI $50 In fore from and after 5ts ;.s-s.45se
ard approval j. approved rs tire marrct
otn.rU.<~ Il staN take effect 1t ftle time
p shall become ia" uaGcr the provisions
~ The CRY Charter
pseslA to-. cry Council the fItn dav OF
March. l+~ and signed Wv nee ir pi.sn ses-
sion 10 aut6eUti.ation II It's passage this
IAN day % March l>fs
President protein = tee cay council
Approved by :n'. ts@ i-'h taT - MArch
lsg, T : HINES Mayor
F.l~a ny IRE thia l5,a aav 81 MarcI,. l,,>
Aftes.. villa H. Parry
Clerk.
t~e4}t
Published March - fss
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.
IrDR SAN Z r hAsISI,O

The Company's elegant STEAMERS UNA
TILLA. CITY OF PUEBLA and WALLA
WAILA leave SEATTLE. via Port Towns
snd and Vistoria: ., B. o. C. a m, Jan. 2.
ee Aori H. + - = s'a S. + Leave ~ g IAN
FRANCISCO for Seattle Via Victoria. r..
c.. and Port Townsend. 10 a. m. Jan. 81.
Feb. s. 10 Is 90 -. March 9. I. IL, IL. 70
q April ], g. H. 16 Il Is
FOR alaska
The Steamers QUEEN. VICTORIAN.
CITY OF TOPEKA. AL-KI. COTTAGE
CITY and CURACAO. leave SEATTLE.
March i. 9. ii. Il. is. 10. "a. as %, 81. Aprii
O. S. 10 * l.. IS. 81. -. % -. 80. The COM
pany reserves right 10 change without pre-
vious Notice steamers. sailing dates and
hours OF sailing. For further particulars
procure rompany's folders.
J. r. RoWbR1DGE. =. 2. Supt.. Ocean
Dock. Seattle. City. Ticket Agt,. Coo First
Ave. Seattle. lioodai Perkins & Co..
Gen. Agts g. +.
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY
VICTORIA ROUTE.

Steamer City OF Kingston between Ia
coma wash. and Victoria. b. c.
STORM Lvi Nj Tacoma ITO Arl 4:00pm
Ie:oonn Ivl 2sl SEATTLE s2lArl i:4,pm
l:coar1 iy ,23Pt. Townsend = ar Sam
s+5an lilo Victoria MiI.vi SaDara
'Ddily except Saturday.
This steamer furnishes Grzt-class ac-
commodatto0s carrying both freight and
passengers. an6 leaves fresn Yesler wharf
Seattle. for Victoria. at 10 y. m. and for
Tacoma at 2.i5 D. m
Passengers for Victoria cat occupy state
rooms until a. IN.
For rates. tickets etc. inquire Of
f.. r. FOPE.
Agent. Yes!er Wharf. Seattle
General Agen;. ~. p. ~. Seattle.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT wasu.
INGToS ROt-TE.

= klf+ ?. PE.HE.ET
Leaves GAiargi,h dock. foo, e. W.sh,,
tor street tor syrian Grove. For, Wai,s
BTsmer,on. L.. y Dry Dock. t~Tarlastnn'
rf8nsy lTs~S 90. ~tFerGafa dssIs -
cssS sstaF3eys ard Sundays. AZ 20 a
IT,. Saturdays at : - . rs: sundays A, So
:. - Ft*t 4fG.uE caves s55ser4ase sf n
a IN. Lry book q Z N. Saturday nlsn,.
ssases -l*%Fasis - & NJ LIE Docx I 20
.. II. Xsis oaous. he'd Iii
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FOR VANCOUVER VIA ANACORTES
AND WHATCOM.
The elegant Sidewheel Steamer
OCEAN WAVE
Clancy. Master

WIN leave Yesler wharf. Seattle. every
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at II 30
y. m. for Anacortes, Fairhaven. What
com and Vancouver. Passengers may 70
on board and occupy rooms at $50 p. m
Returning will leave Vancouver every
Monday, Wednesday and friday. at Ii
D.
This steamer has superior passenger ac!
commodations Table service unsurpassed.
For FREE sht ~ passage Amply on board or
at Yeslrr wharf.
WASHINGTON STEAM NAV. co.
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FRANK OLSON. SeerAary.
Date Of first publication. Marrn SD. KS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - ''Yesler

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - ''Yesler
Way Repls mixing"
Notice s hereby given tfat sealed pro.
secretary Of the board Of public works OF
the city % Seattle Up to 2 o'clock p nl.'
Thursday. March istS. isss. for tGs I'M
pfayonent Of Yesier Way from Occidental
Avenue 10 the center line OF Fifth Avenue
by reDlankIng said street between sad
polnas. as provided by ordinance No s.5..
creating local Improvement district no. iss.
and ia accordance with the plans aEh spec
itleatiocs now ca file IN The office of the
board OF public works.
Each bid mas: be accompanied by GER
iiaed cheek payable 10 the order Of the
city comptroller. for a SUN rot nss than
rye s5j per cent. OF me bid and no Did
VIII be considered unless accompanied oy
said cheek.
The successful biider viii be required 20
enter iato a contract and furnish satis-
factory bond fer the amount required by
the city charter and the laws Ct the state
OF Washington, within ten days after be-
ing notihed OF the award OF the contract
TO him; falling 10 do so. the said check
and the amount Fixed therein will be for
teited 20 the city: No person il eligible
as bidder VINO has within two years
prior 20 the letting of sad contract made
defaui: in payment Of any just claim
Tor any work or la nor performed or any
skill or material furnished pursuant 10
any such contract as herein advertised. Or
who within said two years failed 10 CON-
piete any such contracts.
Special attention is called 10 article XIII
or the city charter now IN force, felat-
ing 10 hours OF Labor. ard 70 article
VIII. section II. subs / and .. relating 10
bonds and sureties.
The board of pualic works reserves the
right to reject any and all bids
proposals must be Endorsed on envelope:
Bid for Yesler Way Rsplanking."
BY order Of the beard Of public works.
FRANK OLESoN Secretary.
Date OF first publication. March ssh, 1855.
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q STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER

FLY ON THE FLYER
SEATTLE To TACOMA.
Four round trips daily. except sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips. Seattle-Tacona
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY &
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattie-1:i5. HIS A. IT.. 2:i5. els
Leave Tacoma--a:2o a. m. /. 4:So. 8 .. N.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle. 30 a. m. 12 m. .. m.
Leave Tacoma-a:so a. m. go 30 o. N.
Landing at Northern Pariic wharf. Ia
coma and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
rion street. Seattle.
sundays. steamers Flyer and state Of
Washington.
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ALASKA-KL0NDIKE WANTS.


xog koTEgzC& soLsD. EolSD
TRIP az We Will DISPATCH
MAI ONE or oCg OWN
srAUscH. WELL AND COMFORT
ADi.T FrTTE1 FAST SAILING
scHoosEgs. COMMANDED ~
ABLY EXPERIENCED ALASKAN
NAVIGATOR. TO ACCOMPANY AND
REMAIN AT DISPOSITION or THE
PARTY THE gETigE sEAao*. nF.-
TuRNrsG THEN HONE As LATE
AS PRACTICABLE At THE END
OF THE sEAso%. THE VESSEL
PROPOSED HAS ngEs 70 KoTZf-
BuE TWO TRgIS UNDER THE
SANE NAVIGATOR We NOW Pro
rcgE You. THE VESSEL Is NEW.
coMaop.ous AND EAIsE$TLY
SAFE: NO cGsowDTgc; WILL BE
ATTEMPTED. FAIE. ROUND
TRIP. INCLUDING ONE TON scP-
pliEs. gz1s: BOOKS FOR PASSAGE
NOW OPEN.
FOR cHAnTER-TuG For DYEA,
sKAowAY AND RETURN: 500;
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SkAGIT RIVER ROTTE-City OF Cham
uaian Weekly Time Card
leaves HsattIe March 6 at a m
March ie, - = -. rI., March T. a. ~ \ n
Leaves Mount Ne:ucu. March =. AZ lJa. M
M.rth II. a. u q IN. March H. - Y noon
ealing Ak Ts!aNp Stsrwood Fir Sk4cIf
City. Moan Vernon and Avon For ~, -
seacer and freight rates auriy ~ fTty
Jock Teietp5re. Main - " + Gtlka.
sao Manager. II. II. Mcporaid Master.
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in all the principa. cities
~ n - ftrlisas safes aGd Elrone.
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Jscoo Furta 49,, i,'sssl,
n IL Ngsafrtfier r..s..s-~rs-s-' 80 tt-+t+F''t
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ENGINEERS Am CONTRACTORS.

SAN EEA<ClS~D BRIDGE COMPANY
.ug.ucFr% sad contractors. bragg Guild
lsg arrdElrk. hsf19r Improvement and
E.fsFGi cO0tE Ac,ins. 1Aatses sigsei zad
saZ~Z -ScEAe scsta.
SEATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY hsfts.rs
~ y dEss <J- railroads. ard xhwsy..
PIE 3r3s sIsg Srestse ard - s4yf .siasx
L. sa...-. - ----a- = = - =.
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-, s.o~x natts sssS o.,
Surplus -.,..... .-..''.' '.'''''' S~eS'0
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACTORS-"tV
Avenue. etc. Replank!ns.''
Notice Is hereby given that sealed propo-
sails Will be received by the undsrs gned
secretary of the board Of public works OF
the city OF Seattle up 10 O'clock D. n.,
Wednesday. March ed. iseS. for toe I'm
proreTent Of Westlake avenue and other
connecting streets and avenues. from the
north margin Gf Mercer street 10 the north
margin OF Pike street. by rep,ankng said
avenues and streets between said points.
a. provided by ordinance No ~ Great
Ing Local Improvement District No, is.
and In accordance with the plans and
specifications now sila in the office OF
the board OF public works.
Each bid must be acCompa MED Uy a GER
titled check, payable TO the order of the
city comptroller. for "a sum not less than
i've 90 per cent. OF the bid and no bid
Will be considered unless accompanied by
said check
The successful bidder viii be required, 10
enter into contract and furnish satisfac-
tors bond FOR the amour. required by the
city charter and the laws OF the state OF
Washington. within ten days after being
notified Of the award Of the contract 10
him. failing 20 do 50 the said check and
the amour: fixed therein will be forfeited
tn the city. No person Is eligible as a bid
der who has within two years prior TO the
letting OF said contract made default in
payment 81 any inst claim eot any work or
labor performed or any SKIN material
furnished pursuant ~ any such contract
as herein advertised. or who. within said
two years failed 10 complete any such
contracts.
NXIIf., OF the city charter. - now In
force. relating To ''aours OF Labor" and To
article VIII. sac 81 subs. | and .. reiat-
ing 10 bond and sureties.
The board OF public works reserves The
right to reject any and all bids
Proposals must bs Endorsed ON envelope
bid for Wesfiaka Avenue. &c. ReplaniS
ing"
By order Of the board of public works.
FRANK OI.ESON Secretary.
Da;e o' first publication, March II. lSss.
CEDAR POLES WANTED-Proposa
viii he received untii March 18th for FUR
nishirg ana delivering cedar poles along
transmission line q this company be-
tween snoqualsnie Falls and Tacoma and
Seattle.
Poles must be OF straight. sound cedar
timber peeled. and Of the following sizes:
70 fee; long. not less than inches dam
40 feet long. no: less than inches dam
eter AZ the top.
20 Zee, long, no; less than inches dam
50 feet long. not less than 10 inches diam
etrr AZ the top.
Poles will be mostly OF The 2s ard 90 feet
lengths. concerning which and other points
specific Information cap be obtained at
cff.ce q thts c9mpany ,,v,.
rANY 6l5 Washington building. Sc
attic.
NOTICE To DEALERS ~ FIRE HOSE
Sealed proposals viii be reret vet by the
undersigned secretary % ne hoard OF
PUBLIC works "a % J" Q clock q NJ. Mon
dav. March 2isi ISIS. for supplying 20 The
civ II Seattle loo fee: 2t7-iuch IRE lsoae
and couplings. Sample Of hose lnust be
submitted with hid.
Proposals 20 t. indorsed on envelope.
hid for Supplying Fire Hose
ny order 81 the Board " Pubic Works
FRANK oi.EsoN sacretsry
Date % nfst publication March r. lsse
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