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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21
w,u send shamrock Home.

New York, Oct. 2l.-The Erin and the
Shamrock will be sent back to England
without delay and Will be put cut oil
commission until February, when the
Shamrock may race In the Mediterran-
can. The Shamrock will go to the Erie
basin in the morning. Sir Thomas and
his intimate friends remained on board
the Erin last night. He will arrange
for another challenge, presumably after
consulting with Mr.. Fife. He will visit
Chicago before leaving for England
EAGLE GRoVE-J. H. Nichtern re.
|ceived Sunday morning eighty-ont
head of spring calves and two carload;
of sheep which he will feed on his Large
farm south Of town. They were bough
In Chicago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21

sylvania, is coming into the state next
week for a few meetings. MIR. BGosius
is one OF the familiar figues in the
house of representatives. He is a civil
service reform champion, an eloquent
and forcefui speaker who has success
fully maintained his side of that argu-
ment in congress against fierce attack.
a big man, of fine presence and power
full voice, he makes a good impression
at the outset and holds it, for he has
| the reputation of being one of the best
controversial speakers in Washington.
| He is an Important addition to the
Iowa campaign. Iowa Will get some
more of these famous speakers as they
come from the Ohio campaign.
The Iowa congressman are al at
work all of them in Iowa now except
Col. Henderson. Who is in Ohio. Con-
gressman Hedge is in the First, Sixth
and Eighth districts Congressman
Lane in the Second district Congress-
man Haugep in the Fourth district:
lCoungressman Cousins in all parts of
the state. as are also Congressman Dol
lliver, Hull Lacey and Mcpherson
though the latter is putting in most of
his time in the Ninth. Col. Hepburn is
speaking in his oun district, the
lEighth, but Will soon go to Ohio. Judge
Thomas is speaking in the Eleventh
district. Capt Hull has just returned
from Ohio and Mr. Doiliver and Mr..
cousins viii probably go there for a
flew meetings. though it viii be hard 10
spare them from Iowa These two and
fGovernor shaw are in most demand
land the state committee finds it eX-
Etremely difficult to make appointments
for them without creating dissatisfac-
1tion. Local committeeman Write that
they want "a good speaker. or none
meaning one OF Two or three or four,
land these can't be given To one place in
Item that asks for them. Senator Alli-
son viii make about one speech in each
congressional district, and Senator
4 Gear has several dates yet 10 fill, the
Intention being that he shall make
labout as many speeches as Senator Al
Ilison Mr.. Cunmins is making q hard
Icampaign. speaking nearly every day
land sometimes twice a day. His dates
lthis weak and next are: MeGregor
Lime Springs. Rockwell City, Battle
Greek. Logan. Akron Marathon spen-
lcer, Alta. Aurelia, Cedar Falls, Adair
4 stuart Clarion and Iowa Falls.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21
wtlliams in custody.
al ia Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Waterloo, Oct. 21.-S. l. Williams.
wanted here in connection with the
conspiracy case, was arrested today at
Blockton and will be brought here to
stand, trial,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21
sioux Ctty,s Wide Omen Policy

sioax City, Oct 2l-The Swedish
Temperance Association is circulating a
petition to the mayor asking that the
liquor laws be more strictly enforced.
AS it is Sioux City is being run pretty
much wide open.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21
Bank Statement.

New York, Oct. 21.-The bank state
ment shows the surplus reserve has in
creased s2640O0; loans. decreased s5.-
S56, 900: deposits, decreased $6,570.000.
The banks now hold sl,445,O00 in excess
OF the legal requirements.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21
BoERs DEMoRALlzED.
A British Report says They Will No
Again TAX the Offensive.

A British Report says Iney VIII Not
Again TAX the Offensive.
London. Oct. PA Cape Town dis
patch says: The Beers are not likely to
make further considerable offensive
movement. They are utterly demoral-
ized and the men refuse to take the
risks. They are growing distrustful of
the aged Joubert. The mixed mercena-
ries are proving troublesome. The ar
tillery was badly handled. The admin
istrative department is revealing
marked deficiency.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21
Farmer Commits suicide.

LeNIars. oct. 21.-Matthew Sorenson,
a well-to-do farmer. committed suicide
by hanging himself on his farm five
miles east of here yesterday morning.
He was despondent over a land deal in
which he thought he got the worst of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21
Double Tragedy In Kentucky.

Lawrenceburg. KY. Oct. 21.-Buck-
ner Mckee. prominent farmer. and
Mrs. John NJ. Wilson, a widow. were
found dead by the roadside this morn
ing. Both were shot. but whether MUIR
der or suicide IL unknown.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21
Dewey Home Purchased.

Washington. Oct. 21.-The house at
No. 1747 Rhode Island avenue. north
west, known as the Fitch house. in
most desirable section of the city, has
been bought with the public contribu-
tions for the Dewey home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21
An FIev,tor Destroyed.

Burlington, Oct 21.-The Otto eleva-
tor, a three-story structure at Wapello,
was destroyed by fire with large
quantity of grain. LosA $4,000; insure
ance, 5000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21
TO BE TRIED FOR PERJURY.
County ATTORNEY OF Hamilton County

GetS INTO IrOuDle.
Special to Times Republican.
Fort Dodge, Oct. 2l.-one of the in
teresting cases TO come up at the pres
ent term of court which convenes here
next Monday is that of the State VS..
Olnstead. The case is brought to this
county from Hamilton county on
change of Venue, having originated at
Webster City and is the outgrowth Of
the celebrated Olmstead- Barber case.
which attracted much attention last
spring. George C. Olmstead was coun-
~ attorney OF Hamilton county and
nov after having gone through the pre-
vious litigation, is charged with per-
jury Olmstead had formerly been the
attorney OF one Barber. who had been
sued for a divorce and to escape the
payment of alimony had sworn on the
stand that certain sum of money
which he was supposed to have, had
been stolen in New York. In the mean
time Olmstead and Barber had fall
ling out and Barber claimed that he had
given the money to Olmstead and that
the latter had failed to return it to
him and brought action to recover it.
and Judge Weaver, before whom the
trial was held, so ruled. The grand
jury then took the matter up and In
dicted both Olmstead and Barber for
perjury The case to be tried here is
that of the State VS. Olmstead.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21
HEATHEN TACTICS.
Philippine Insurgents Fire ona Flag
of Truce and Capture One of a
Boats Crew-watson Will Punish

boat,s CreW-Watson VIII iunlsf
Them.
Washington. Oct. 2l.-Admiral Wat.
son cables from Manila today:
"Oct. 1e the insurgents surprised a
boats crew of four men from the
gunboat Marveles, who. under
white flag. We're landing non-com-
batants from captured proa at ST.
cogon Island. William Juraschka,
boatswain's mate, was captured An
armed crew of ten attempted to res
cue him, but Were unsuccessful.
Sydney N. Hoar, landsman, was fa-
tally wounded: Frederick Anderson,
apprentice. was severely wounded;
Nicholas Fare. coxswain, was
wounded in the leg. The Concord
and Marveles will punish, if possi-
lIa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21
Majuba Hin Avenged

London, Oct. 21.-The following ac-
count of the Glencoe battle has been
received:
Almost precisely at O'clock came the
boom of their first shot, and within a
few minutes they had developed a
heavy fire. Their practice was, how
ever, poor, and their shots did no dam
age.
In the meantime our own guns had
taken up the challenge. 1t soon became
apparent that whatever might be the
issue OF the fight our artillery would
not be at fault.
Or Ars was magnihcsnt Within
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21
A1C Clyde.
t1lnin.

cylde, o., Oct. 21.-Bryan briefly ad-
dressed a large crowd here today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21
fifteen minutes after our first shot the
Boer guns We're silenced.


Boer guns We're silenced.
BY this time the enemy could be seen
swarming over the hill outside of Dun
dee and making toward the south.
Their intention evidently was to turn
our position.
An advance was at once ordered of
Infantry and cavalry. Both moved out
and soon the battle was raging in the
valley outside Of the town.
A hot rifle fire was kept up by our
men, no advantage offered by the ma
ture of the ground being neglected. The
advancing force was effectually COW
cred by our guns, which continued to
play upon the enemy's position.
The fire of the Beers at this point
was decidedly weak. 1t seemed as if
their ineffective artillery work might
have taken the heart out of them. Our
men continued steadily to advance in
the face of their fire and reached the
foot Of the hill in fine form.
The Beers, seeing themselves worsted,
fell back and retired toward the east.
Our losses have been heavy, but no de-
tails are yet procurable. The final dash
up the hill was a brilliant affair. The
Dublin Fusiliers did fine work.
| Nothing at this time can be said of
the enemy's losses, but they must have
been very serious.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21
Bryan Luck.

Tiffin, O., Oct. 21.-Bryan spoke to
1000 people here today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21
FEAR THE BAsUTos.
Burghers or the Free State Fear
Native Invasion.

Burghers OF the Free State Fear a
Native Invasion.
London. Oct. 21.-Paramount. chief of
the Basutos, according to dispatch
from Capetown, has asked permission
to assemble the other Basuto chiefs,
with view of inviting them to pledge
loyalty to the queen. This is assumed
to be forerunner Of the Basuto move
ment. and Orange Free State burghers
near the Basuto border are said to be in
state of CONSERVATION. fearing any
moment the Basutos, despite imperial
instructions to the contrary. will take
the field and invade the Free State.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21
WILL SUPPORT REPUBLICANS
OF Maryland cold Demo

Gratis Go on Record.
Baltimore, Oct. PA committee of
forty-one gold democrats of Maryland
has declared in favor of the republican
state and legislative tickets in Noven-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21
killed in an Iowa Mine.

Special to Times Republican.
oskaloosa, Oct. CIV. II. Smith. of
Beacon, was killed by a fall of slate in
the Garfield mine this morning. He
was about 35 years old and leaves a
large family.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21
Cruisers for Special Squadron.

CrUtBerS TOT SPecIul SQuHurOH.
London, Oct. 21.-The dockyard au-
thorities have been ordered to promptly
prepare the cruisers Hyacinth. High
flyer, Juno and Charybis to join the
special squadron about to be commits
stoned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21

iNo-~.nT The date in the Daily r.
r. with the dates on
= - Z = other papers and oon- !
vince yourselves which paper publishes
! THE NEWS FIRST, !
Then order the T.-R for quickest news.
rsasr Monrns. ~ MAJ. ., .as.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-09

/ have for sale four OF the finest homes
In the city: all that one could wish for
in = home can be realised In them: they
are quiet surprise buys no notoriety:
from $3.50 to $4,000. Again. some lots
on Fourteenth avenue AZ low as $500
each. streets graded: view unsurpassed;
close to car: look these lots up II you
want somsthinE choice as TO location.
surroundings. futures. etc. c. Il. LIVER
more. IA Bailey building.
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NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS--You are
hereby notified that the Board Of Direct
ors OF School District. No. l. City Of Sc
competitive plans and descriptive speci-
+ ncations for a brick and sxone suestan-
tally nr~prcof High school building.
Ffss-Ihe building will De located On 80
feet ana width OF g feet. viii be arranged
to accommodate I'D pupils, viii be per-
manent and substantial structure. OF 400
ern desiSr and with construction conform
ing 20 the building and sanitary laws Ok
the City of Seattle.
second~The plans and designs shall con-
aGt or one perspective. showing front and
ono side drawn to true tine with point Of
view 20 feet from building. one elevation
rear view. one longitudinal section. ana
sections must be prepared 10 . scale OF one
eighth 81 OF one inch to one foot. eisva-
tons VIII he rendered. IN outline without
shading. All plans TO have walls drawn IN
India Ink and BACKED in; perspective
views viii he rendered In ink only.
Foursh-The limit OF expenditure in the
construction OF building not to exceed <a0.-
FYsth-An plans should be addressed to
Lyman Banks. esq. secretary Seattle
Schoois Seattle, wash; should be signed
ss Sc Sc .sa Fl Letter. sef se. ana s.
cipher. containing the true name OF the
architect. The letter will be opened after
the adoption OF plan
Stxfh--The architect whose design may
be selected by the Board. VIII be entitled to
receive the sum Of Three thousand Doll
lars. The plans 50 selected to become the
property Of the Board.
Rids viii be received up to 5 p M. Au-
gust 30, 1899 and win be opened at the Of
fee Of the Board at 8 o'clock p. m. Sep
tember Z, 1883.
The Board reserves the. right to reject
any and all plans. Any further informa-
ton desired may be obtained by address
inG the undersigned.
(Signed.) LYMAN BANKS.
Secretary School District No. j, Seattle,
WASH
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
County. State of Washington.-The Post
IntelIigencer Publishing Company. .
corporation, plaintiff. va Charles w.
Slater. defendant. Summons for pub
lication.
The State OF Washington to the said
Charles w. Slater. Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty days after the date of the
first publication of this summons. to-wit:
within sixty days after the lat day OF
July. 1899. and defend the above-entisled
action In the above-entitied court, and an
swer the complaint of the plaii.tin. and
serve a copy of your answer upon the I'M
dersigned attorneys for plaintiff. at their
once below stated; and in case OF your
failure so TO do. Judgment will be rem
dered against you according to the demand
of the complaint. which has been filed with
the clerk OF said court.
The object OF this action. as set forth
In the complaint, Ia the recovery of 1udg-
ment against you for the sum of sos. q.
on account of advertising done for defend
ant by plaintiff. An attachment has been
levied upon personal property belonging
20 you. which will be sold to satisfy said
judgment.
PIPER, FISK & PIPER,
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff.
Postofiice address: Rooms AS and as
Bailey building. Seattle. washington
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c. =. rHuRsroN . CO.


gain"
Many Of the various mining shares now
on the market represent merely prospects,.
an expenditure necessary TO prove It's real
worth. and comparatively few prospects
would ever become valuable mines with
out the aid OF capital.
Now 1t requires more than ordinary per-
ception b distinguish between Z prospect
which is really good. and one which has
the appearance OF being good. but IL not
Herein lies n part of the T1Nk, which Ii
shared ~ the stakeholder who contributes
10 the development OF the property.
knowledge OF mining. and business. can
recognise q valuable mine when il has
been developed.
Such properties a. Sunset Cooper" and
Cleopatra" will require no further argu-
ment to demonstrate their merit. A visit
70 either win convince the most pessimis-
tie akeptic.
Other properties that ara fast becoming
snas sss ". ana fnSss
We have no pecuniary interest In the
future Of any at these mneS, but cannot
refuse = willing tribute TO the thorough.
systematic and aggressive policy displayed
insthedr management: and In the latter lies
the real secret Of success.
At the comparatively low price At which
the shares are stiil held, but little risk Is
entAiled tn Their purchase. The immense
volume OF speculation that will eventually
manifest Itself and carry prices In these
and many other worthy stocks TO point
out OF all proportion 10 their real value Is
not due yet. But q great activity and gem
eral interest II now apparent. and we con-
fidently believe that harvest Is near for
the shrewd investor at this time
We have previously remarked that our
quotations on all stocks will be made low.
er than the lowest
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sUR aAI4E-gy r. W. West. = and =
80 houss. modern convenieaees: az
aD-Tboe lot. Gas. water and sewer on
arset: convenient to MADISON street.
- ssne-r,cm hoase: within reasonable
E~ifr1n~ distance: house In nicely ar
$3.50 and has all modern Improve
I,e.Dom Modern cottage cioss down
Sun; house is new. lot 5exiN to an AZ
80, o. esgh. rooms; modern: Harvard
evesue. lot sexiss: corner good nome'
49, isexioc; seven-room cottage. mod
- convenlences; two blocka from chr
Ne: has ,sry nI.s :. .,ss s.y me- .x.-
- NORTH u Madison. six roOuas, &y<o.
ufSSsrn home on Sixteenth avenue north:
49, isva lot soxi3e. ts.Ie
Z ~nod modern sesen-Foon house with
= mens and brick foundation: ons
Szeek from Madison street; graded street
80 water. gas ard sewer. &,0R.
2eNf-rwom house; corner bot. two blocks
- q yesser way IN eocd location:
sSs.room ssodeen house on Queen Anne
- Two desirable lots 6oxiD each.
- MOO: tbs house alone cost the
- q seven rooms: modern improve
SSnss: on Seventeenth avenue Ia Rem
- addition. Sz.00t
Dna1h5o corner, iD0xiU Oh FouSteenSn ave-
- north: strsets both graded; very
n-.er ooxi0 on belmont avenue and HAs-
1Soon; fns building lot: 80
49, q, Belmont avenue north Of Denny
Gay fwo blocks. 500.
fun1 corner In NAGle1 Ad01don: OxlB:
SSnpe to broadway. go
II on broadway car line ax1o. 80
"a ase lot on Broadway between MAdt-
- ard James. y. 10
- In Renfon addition on Sixteenth ave-
- cioAe 10 Madison: N.600.
- asenue lot, soxla0: south Of Madison;
rs~n~r lot in Renton Hill addition con-
Vc1fefIt 10 Madison street. S0xlis. 500.
ndO on Twenty -nrss avenue north OF
xses building lot on Twenty-third avenue
fwo niocks north OF Madison: good view.
~ on Tweiftn avenue, north Of Madi-
.d.ta an corner within convenient walk
~ distance; no hill: graded streets and
scwer. car line passes property and two
~Shsrr within two blocks. on bicycle
nth, good location for q row Of houses:
cSnsr eexizs on Denny way and Harvard
Avenue; well adapted for two or three
houSes, eiope.
Cosner on first avenue in the business
district. 5000
THIRD avenue lot: full size; south OF f1ke
street; west side $1,000.
TVo acres Of water front at Colby; i've
spom cottage: fruit. nice summer home;
~
ySrm Of 80 acres: bottom land; % acres
y cultivation. a acres N bearing or
= Acres good rich land: u acres cleared;
in6N mile from r II. station: VIII ex-
change for Seattle property.
r. w wE6T. Is Union BLOCK
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NICHOLS II MUM,
REAL EETATE INVESTMENTS.

REAL EBTATE lNFESTME
Do yon want q home or insestmentf
Nov Il the time 10 buy.
We have the exclusive sale OF the
RESToN HILL ADD.
RENTON HILL ADD.
Thls addition In on the Madison street
car line. only ten minuteG ride from the
hussnsss center. Fire view OF the noun
,oo LOTS! 100 LOT6i
Yoar choice from ts2s 10 $50. on easy pay.
ussts a. per cent. interest. Abstract
with each lot before buying. Let Us show
yca this property.
hlnc-f-foom house In North Seattle.
60e-s-room house on Eighth avenue. near
sn-t-room cottage on James street. close
nNo-7-room cottage, modern. on Fifth
nesn,te north: full lot.
HOMES. HOMES. HOMES'
We are building several and e.soom
uoseyn cottages on graded street and con-
vonient 90 car line. that we viii sell cheap
- easy terms; monthly or quarterly pay pay
- make selection early. Any changes
roQuired We vii. make.
Hto-Corner Denny way and Harvard
aSe-Four lots on Harrison street. North
Asaifle
ub-Two isss an Mercer street and Third
avenue west.
aOe-Lot In North Seattle. one block OF car
Tine: this II . snap: only for two days.
W-I0ss near tina state university.
Ne have tw, rood stock ranches for sale:
ane iO-ac.N tracts; close to the city
NICHOLS n NUM-.
50 AND a. HALLER BLOCK.
PHONE, WHITE s%2.
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FOR SALE-Improved city property. COM
prising a etoreroom and five dwelling
apartments; monthly rentals -; owner
must leave this climate on account of
chaser could stock the store for about
Ss1D and make good living.
Apply TO Z; =. sToDpARD.
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UNITED STATES engineer eeace, por..
lar8. Or. Nay =. isss---Ssaied proposals.
for constructing testy. etc. ~ S5uasa -
u nn=sn. Ialy g $50 ard then paasseiy
eecne1. lnfor -at scs On Application.
Wa ". Ha.ts. Captain engineers
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FOR SALE-By order OF court, the fos-
lowing property beicngiug to the estate
81 William G. HIiI. deceased:
Handsome residence mite. 10 lots In q
bunch. nnest view On Beacon hlil: price.
Lot s0n1u on Beacon hin car line. NEXT 20
csfnes q Massachusetts street; price.
sFes With house and orchard. adjoining
". c. H3Il Brick company.s plant: one
mile fron postofnee 8 GO
for suhdtytding: go 10 90 per acre
Sarre tracts on Lake Washington. near
Brsghton beach; $50 Zach
electric rsiiway: nsar brighton Beach
scres near Henson. 80
Rooms mn HAIler Building.
IMPROVED farm. % acres: good house:
horses. cows. chickens and pigs. bot
tom land; south Of Seattle: worth =. 90:
price 0.see: can be bought without
A number Of other farms for sale
Some fine lots In North Seattle. cheap.
Four lots on Madison street: nne view:
sn4p.
I've six-room houses. 1850: cheap
Two stx-room houses and three lots;
worth ESQ: price G.6oo
Lots In West Seattle on easy terms:
money furnished to build homes on
Property All over the city and county for
LORRAINE. |. Sullivan Building.
% feet on Third avenue south by 10 feet
on Main street Tor sis 0oo
. lots: handy 10 business center: stone
srnd vs~ ls y SOUND 1ssa sst cash. saens'
An improved property: easy walking TO
business streets: rents 80 per month:
& beaut.f,n lot. eox,a fse. each, all In
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TO STEAMSHIP owNERs-Munseipal
~ ths District % North Vancouver II
C.-Tsndefs will lie recs.xes. by the an-
GerstInsH up TO noon on the a}1A dAg
~ July next at the Municipal 0rles
Room T. Inns Of t,curs Build ne. Harll-
ton street, Vancouver, II. O.. fer The per-
Torrance Of a steam ferry service be-
tween Vancouver and Nar;h Vancouver
For period % three or Ave years. tend
ers IN state the amount az subsidy re-
Qalre& and tha maximum rate Of freight
and rasssNr rssonev which viii be charged
the rubitc during the continuance Of the
service. Particulars must be given Ok
the steamer 10 be employed ga the ser-
vice.
The lowest or ary tender ncs necessarily
Acse-tsd
WILLIAM L. kEENE
Clerk Municipal Council
North Fancouwes. June IN. ise
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G. E. THURSTON & co.
100 Cherry st. Estahkshed 1894