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Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20
sPANiARDs HISS EMMA A NEVADA
r rst American SiuR-r to Tour the Cou, :
try Since the War Insulted by People.

try Since the War Insuited by People.
London, April 1.-THE Paris corre-
spondent of the Daily Mail says:
The managers Of Madame Emma Ne
vada, the first American operate sing
er who has visited Spain since the war,
arranged an Operatic tour. but on the
first night, mt Seville. though the house
was bought up. the curtain rose on
empty seats. The opera was Lucia de
LammermOOr." In the second act all
the elite arrived together. but turned
their backs to the stage and talked os-
tentatiOusly until the end of the opera,
when in returning to acknowledge IA
burst Of applause, Nevada was roundly
hissed.
At Madrid the queen regent was in
formed of the occurrence. Her majesty
invited Nevada TO soriee at the palace
and presented to her diamond and
sapphire bracelet. Nevada arrived
here in state of the greatest indig-
nation.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20
r,..v Ahead of IN. Letter.

Hnnford. Gala. AWll 15.-Jnmes FL
sey. the London messenger boy. sent
from that city In contest of speed
with h letter sent through the mails.
addressed to this plhce. arrived to-day
In advance of tha letter. which had not
arrived some hours after Elsey's nd
vcntr Elsey VIII start for New York
tomorrow.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20
WOODLAND PARK.
John wanama X Will Ex pioit the Sand
s'Oue StrsfH.


John Wanamaker the multi-million-
aire merchant prince of Philadelphia.
appeared ms an operator In Woodland
Park mining district, according to a
report made known in this city to-day
says the Colorado Springs Telegraph.
A 1OO-ton concentrating mill arrived n
day or Two ago Mt Woodland Park sta
ton ON the Colorado Midland road and
was unlonded to-day. II will he ship
ped to Manitou Park. nine miles west.
where recent developments In the sand
stone deposits of that region have, at-
tiacted attention to the mining of gold.
Mr.. G. w. TemDleton. one of the piO-
neers OF mining in this county came
down TO the city to-day and was au-
thority for the statement made above.
He said that n gentleman who Is we'll
known to Mr.. Wanamaker gave the re-
port Its start. .,
The mill will be taken to Manitou
Pnrk and put up Immediately. An or
der for 10000 feet of lumber has been
placed for the mill. and work on the
erection will begin within n week. The
capacity II 100 tons Il day, and II Is
proposed to treat low grade ores by n
concentrating process.
There are aiready two mills In the
region, one for fifty tons and one for
100 tons day. They were taken In
last summer.
The greatest development on any one
mine Is upon the Primrose. which has
shaft down 125 to 100 feet. Assays
ny high ns $500 have been shipped.
The values We're always In little seams.
There ls n ledge ten feet wide which
averages from 81 to SO to the ton. ~
The manager of the new mill stated
yesterday that II he could get $1.IU.4
ton profit onc the ore treated he coulf
make it pay for the plant In f6N-
The owners OF the Sentinel mine AT
the new camp of Dawson, near Canon
city. have opened II body Of ore thhsa
IL said to be rich In native copper. thf,
gangue being streaked with pure cop
per.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20
SPAIN SENDS A NEW MINISTER.
spain Name. Onicln,. for American nrrth.

Madrid. April 1.-THE Official Gn-
zette to-day contains n royal decree mp
pointing the Duke of Arcos TO be Span
ish envoy extraordinary plenlpoten-
tiary to the United States.
The decree also creates consulates
at Havana. Manila. Iloilo. San Juan
dc Porto Rico and Cienfuegos.
Senor Larrea, now Spanish consul at
Antwerp. Is transferred TO Havana:
Senor Bouilla. now at Shanghai, is ap-
pointed to Manila.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20
Swallowed HI. False reotb.

man recently swallowed his false
teeth and 1t drove him mad. Stomachs
will stand great deal, but not every
thing. If yours is weak try Hostet
ter's Stomach Bitters. 1t cures stom-
ach troubles. as well as malaria and
fever and ague. 1t is strongly recon-
mended at this season of the year. All
druggists keep it.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20

II didn't get many letters off yester-
day" "Sick?" mo: my stenographer
was reading book and ! was afraid to
interrupt her..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-18

oens 9jne paa @aaIenrter, d Gu9ler nitteoe til Den, fps
i.oe Den meo 3ebbet % ia9oe: .0u maa O9iao Oisne
be inoe. On ~iiatiels lille SlOmit! Bia og Den lille srenne
BIT @ros bar man 9ioei mig for Den belle geroen, ie9
9aooe u%oenfor! 6oert lille @rasirao ital pere mig ct grent
8rp. bpert al oine bOibe Slabe en- oaitenos glomt! al, 5
lorteae mig tim, bOor ine9et jeg bar miFetl@
~obo Der oog tunoe trste Oenl" tpntte 8aaieurten,
men On tuuoe lie rsre ct 9lao; BOG Guften, JON itrsn=
meoc 10 a os fie 8taoe. par ian9t ifertere, eno Den euers
fnoss 6os Oenne 8lomft; BET merteoe ogiaa 6uelen, %
Isn't Den fOrime9,eoe Al 3erf % fin pine rep De 8rsnne
@.esitrao al. rerte Den iHt lite 8lomitsn.
Oct bleu Qften. % euOnu tom ingen 90 bro9te ben
f~a'tels dugl en- @nuOoraabe; oa i~tratie Den fine imutte
Singer 10, rpfeoe benz trampa9tigt. oens Sung bar ct be-
mooiet gipi; bel file 0oOeO beisOe fig ben inoo glomitsn,
os 6uQlens Sierte BRAT al Sabn % ean9iel; oa tunOe
Slomien lie. ION 4fttnen ioruo, fotoe fine glaOe idmnen
% iOoe. DEN bang ipa % isr9enoe neo noO SorOrn.
5erf Den npfe 9orgen ipm 8rensene. % ba Dc ia
6u9ien oso. grab De. 9reo mango 5aar,r % 9raoeOs ben
sn npoeiQ GraO. iom bieO pputet meO 9iOmIerbIaOe.
6uaIens Sig tom en- RIB, bejig 2eite. ionqeli8i Tube
rem bcqrabes. Den feiies 6u8l! oa Den leosOe % lana.
glsmte De ben, LOB ben ioos 9uret os lice Soon. nu 1T
cen Staos c9 mango 5aarer.
Den @r0sierpen mso @oaieutten bleb toitet uo /
Gtsoet PAD 9onoeDejtn. in9en teniie pao Den. ION bog
babOe fst mef fOr Den lilt 6usl. os iom seyne DiIOe
trsfte ben!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-18
Waar Saagcn iigger tDf.

5 9titiplano lig9er 8aa9ea ofte iao tpt. at man life
Ton ie en- 8aano for ig. er man Oa noe en- WOie, 6oor
Der ileres 3srp, tan man let finoe i'm 8so en- 3~sruearab.
en lille pise Og benOes enonu minore grOoer bOateoe
Gaar 0erbeOen at en- FABIAN Dloie, og en- Dag, oa aao.
gen tom, tunoe be lille inoe biem ON Aftenen. Gorelorene
bare uoe belle 0atten at Ieoe eitsr benz, men %foraepes.
5srft oa SOIsn fob op, % 8aagn iOanOt ben, fanot De
8srnene, Der Iaa Og iOO paa ganoen Of en- 8%srDearob.
gaen ben lille pige fortlareoe MI, Of be net lille 9auos bait
bel iao ilemt; bun boOOs iOsbt fit ulOns JOrtleoe ON fin
lille Srooer, og bier Sang ban bar be9pnot at arooe,
bapoe bun ia9t til BAN; a@reo lille! Seius 9aar lias baa
efter os!"
ga, bet er Sagen, lore 9oier. 0aar man foler poa
5eius, laa 9aar ban bag efter Os o. fOron os, ban er oOer
os o. omtring os; ban beiiermer os. Dermeo bile Di
trsite %bDeranore, naor ulptens 3aaqer babe lejrtt f9 ON.
firing os; og bDeri Minut ian Deu fulot af Dsosfare. vi
ituue bog lille babe bet iemt; tbi bi bile febie fole paa
6aoeren Os Dife aorlisbso moo 8rOoersn. og omioer oil
3aa9en lette og HaSen after blpos frem.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-12

IN the circuit court of Jackson county. Missouri. at
Kansas Cay; Lewis I. Wei. pia.atia. vs., Jam-.
Publication. Now On this .4th day of February. 1898.
comes plaintiff. by his attorneys. Harwood a Mere
attn. and hies his Petition aHd an affidavit herein
stating that the defendant. James NJ. Kline. is a
Nonresident of this state and that he has sbscouied
and concealed himself so that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served upon him. and the court. be-
ing satisfied OF the truth Of these facts. makes the
BY notified that the plaintiff. Lewis +. Wiei. has ON
menced against you in the circuit court of jackson
county. Missouri. at Kansas City. a suit entitled As
above. the object ana general nature OF the petition
therein being 10 cancel. BE, aside and for nausht
1888; hie:l for record in the office o: the recorder Of
deeds of Jackson county. Missouri. at Kansas City.
tred aud eighty fso,. at page three hundred and
ninety CSsv). purportinS TO have been signed an!
wife. Henrietta wieI. and purportins to convey to
defendant. James N. Kline. the following described
Missouri. to-wit: All that part Of lots twelve Gs,.
thsTteen t5l AMI fourteen 80. in block one III. Ne
Daniels addition TO the City OF Kansas. now Kansas
CITY, Missouri. described as iolloas: Commencing at
the Intersection Of the norEh line Il Sixth street. in
Kansas city. Missouri. with the Vest line Of Walnut
.lfeet anu running north aidi.s said west line OF
sa!d Walnut street si,ty-six tbat feet. thence west
anu parallel with said north line of Sixth street
sixty 70, feet: thence south and parallel with said
west line Of Walnut street sixty-siX ,s6, feet 10
north lima of said Sixth street: thence east along
said north line OF sixth street sixty TO, feet 10 place
OF beginning. together with and subject 10 all the
rights and privileges granted in the deed OF Thoma,
r Donnelly and wife TO Ernest IsGeseheii. when
deed is dated September 2s,h. lss5. and recorded III
the recorders Office Of said Jackson county. In book
Ii i29. at page aSs; and also subject to all the rights
and privileges under party wall agreement dated
November ith. 1881. and recorded In book Is IS. at
page al3. the cancellation OF said deed being sought
upon the ground that the signatures ~ the grantJrs
thereto we're forged. and tina, unless you he aud ap-
pear at the next term of this court. to b. begun and
holden at the court house. in Kansas City. on III.
10th day OF April. 1883. and on or before the third
day thereof answer the petition. the same VIII b.
taken as confessed and Judgment will be rendered
as.inst you according to the prayer thereof, 1t is
further ordered that a copy hereof be published. ae-
coTdins to law. in The Kansas city Journal. It news
paper published in Kansas City. Jackson county, Mis-
souri. designated. as provided by law, Tor the pub
l,cation OF such orders. a true copy.
Attest: H. NJ. ST~OEESTREET, Clerk.
tSeaD BY W. II. VIM. d. C.
Har.ood & Meredith. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-12
LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE TO CONTRACT TORS FOR rpNSTRtcrING
Plank Sidewalks on quincy A~vnuuc=ilnarl 1T Public
Works. Department 0i Engineer mr.. Kansas city.
Mo. Mar,t 4, lN.a Sealed proposals. viii be received
by the undersigned vt this office until II n ~. Of
March N. 1899 ,at witch tim. bids will hc up. nri,,
Tor Furnishing all III" materials and doing all tho
work necessary to complete the following city i'm
ri"N''HeHts. VIZ Constructing iitc 90 feet plank
sidewalks on the cas-; vide nf Quincy avenue from
III" south Eide 90 Twelfth ,al street 4, the north
side of Fifteenth 40 street, ms provided by erui-
name. No. me.
flans and specifications mas hc teen. md all infor-
nation furnished. at this office.
faNIncHt Tor tho work TO be made In special tax
bills.
NJ" proposal from any contractor in default with the
city on any previous contract will he considered.
y" proposal viii he considered unless accompanied
Nv a bond NJ 200 dollars with > good and sufficient
securities ito l." approved hy the city comptroller.
conditioned that the bidder Will .n;er into contract
AZ the prices stated. and furnish satisfactory security
for the completion Of the work.
The right Is reserved tn reject any or all proposals.
EESRI a. WISE, city Engineer.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-12

mere lies the con summation of all the rest
IN the eyes. from which a subjective beauty
shin,s forth and makes the objective seem
wholly inconseuuent: ewes thai are kind
snstincityely and quick 10 give OUT the
thought behind them with a meaning so
auii ti.at words seem often TO be "A pleasant
. course she said. " suppose | must
eAeert the public 10 get a glimpse of me.
slalolnS as 1 do in the radius Of Uncle
Shauncey $ achievements. II is the penalty
l must pay for his popularity"
J "A case. was suggested. of the sins Of
sAe fathers being visited on the children"
Not quite so bad as that" she laughed.
or. at any rate. 1 find I'm a very willing
scaIeeoat Tor the sin of greatness. and, Of
course. think Uncle Chauncey is a great
man. whatever other people may think. /
have been with him all my life. except
%hen was at school. I was educated at
81 Mary's school. in Peekskiil, kept by
the Anglican Sisters OF the Episcopal
'aurch-the most cultured and well born
- Ynen I've ever Known.
-sArch-Tm Presbyterian-but there is no
virtue IN being a bigot in anything. much
less In matters of religion. In politics?
Yell. yes-there's great temptation TO big
ociy there. j have very settled opinions on
az political questions-that 1 can under
sttind. l own that the tariff and these new
t.trltortal questions are beyond me, But
tffres the currency question. now; Uncle
Sflauncey bought me gold standard and
NHork out my own salvation. ! came out OF
tne ordeal sane-and solid for goId-and
since" s'i
Miss Paulding's young cousin, Charlotte
siegeman. will share with her the duties
ara pleasures Of the life in Washington
when Senator Deoew enters upon his ofii.
ciai work there. Miss Hegeman's father
was q brother 10 Mrs. Depew. Her mother
lost her life In the great New York Hahne-
mann hospital tragedy. when, during n
1air heid there. the roof fell In and crush
e' 70 peath a number OF people. Miss
sseseftsans Father also died soon after that
Snd she and her sister. who married the
aaron de Bresson. and now lives in
household, -" DePe"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-12
l.EisAL NOTICES,


TRUSTEES tho Gibraltar Build
ing company. a corporation organized under tho laws
OF the state Of Miasouri. by tts deed Of trust dated
February 18th. 1897. Med for record May 18th. 1897.
ana recorded In III" ONCE Of the recorder Of deeds ri
Jackson county. Missouri. at Kansas City. In book u
No. i95. ut page 2os, conveyed to Charles ]. Hubbard.
trustee. the following described real estate situate IN
The county OF Jackson and stat" OF Missouri. fo-w!t;
me east righty-twp and seysn-tweifths u: 7-l.' feet
o! lot number siNty-two 1877. In block number twelve
III. IN Hubbari's addition. an addition TO the CITY
OF hhnsas. nov ksnsas city. Missouri. rs the same y
marked ahd designated on the plat thereof. OF record
IN said Jackson county. together with the seven W
Story and basement ofhcs building thereon situate.
ana known II. tn. Gibraltar building, to secure the
obiigafiunS In saii deed of trust described. anu.
~hef1as. default has been made In tho payment OF
Inc principal note and Interest thereon in SAID deco
OF trust described. according to the conditions OF SAID
oeed OF trust: now. therefore. public notice Is hereby
given that l. the undersigned trustee. will. by virtue
OF tie power and authority TO ne given By said deed
OF trus; and under the terms and conditions thereof.
at the request OF the legal owner and holder OF said
note. proceed 10 sell the real estate above described.
al public vendue In the hichcs; bidder. for cash. at
the west front door Of tn. United States postofrce. in
Kansas city. Jackson county. Missouri. on Thursday.
the ".rd day OF March. 1899. between the hours of
nine O'Clock In tn. forenoon and five O'clock in the
afternoon Of said day. for the purpose OF paying the
deht by raid deed Of trust secured and the costs and
expenses OF executing this trust.
CEARLES ]. HUBBARD. Trustee.
Frat Dana & Black. Attorneys
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
- AlI-III ~ lE Ill IAHlIl, AII.IliDs. ,I

t~ONDEMNATIoN OF CENTRAL STREET FROM
SOUTH LINE OF JoHN HARRIS ADDITION 70
W~isrPpRT AVENUE.
THE state Of Missouri. the county NJ Jackson. the
city If Kansas city. rs. aary Alexander, Knox
Alexander. Mary Alma Alexander. Arms'.ad Alcxan-
der, Michael Briefly. Catherine Briefly, T.. ".
Bunch. Commercial Bank of Bncnytiie. Mo, John T.
chandler. George Daniels. II. q. DunsInore. &. NJ,
Fuller. Mary A. Finkhinc. deceased. Mary Harvey.
riarItia u. Harris. Louis Holmes. deceased. Lille
BELLE Holmes. minor children and heirs OF Louis
Holmes. deceased. md Lille Belle Holiness. tp-wit:
Edward Holmes. Bertha Holmes. Herbert Holmes,
Cora Holmes. BESSIE Holmes. John Holmes and lrns
Holmes: unknown heirs Of Jno. =. Harmon. deceAsed,
Jno. +. Harmon. deceased: james T.. Johnston. Jam.s
y. johnson, /. e i.gerc. Mary A, Miller. wifi. of
Mary A. Eorckcr. Warren Ii. sexton. trustee for Sex
ton Security Company. James Il. smith. trustee .Dr
l. g Isgere. Huidah u. Treadway, William f.
Thatcher. Ella Thatcher. Joseph A. Thatcher, Robert
A. TAYLOR. unknown heirs Of Alfred r. Warneld, de-
ceased. Alfred l.. Wasa-li. deceased: will take notice
that your property viii be assessed to compensate for
the taking Of private property for the purpose sp.ri-
fed in tho ordinance of Kansas City. NJ. Iy6Ig. en-
titled AN ordinance to open and establish Central
street from south line OF John Harris addition TO
W-stpcrt Avenue approved October 3rd. 1898, and
that a jury Will be iInpaneled to make such ASSESS
'arnt on the 3Uth day of March. \. u. 1899. ut ten Of
the clock in the forenoon, at the lower house council
chamber, On the fourth fpor Of the city hall building,
ON the southeast corner OF Fourth and Main streets,
In Kansas City, Jackson county. Missouri.
issued under III. hand Of the city clerk and the
sea! d: Kansas city. aforesaid. this 2sth day OF Feb
ruarv. a. ID. 1879.
tSeaD e G Cr-PRY
City Clerk OF Kansas Jifv Missouri
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-12
RESOLUTION no. 1851

fahlNG RESpLtTiDS No. lsul-NOtice to prop
erty owners on Smart avenue from the east line II
Indiana avenue to the ives, line o. Monroe street.
ttty CLERKS O9ice. Kansas City. No. March 9th. 1893.
A resolution declaring the work OF paving Smart
a'ei'ic iron the cast line of Indiana avenue to the
west line Of Monroe street To be necessary.
He 1t resolved by the lower house of the common
cc.:iicIl of Kansas City. the upper house concurrIns
therein:
The common council finds and declares the work OF
paving smart avenue from the east line of Indiana
avenue TO the west line Of Monroe street. the full
width thereof. exclusive OF all sidewalks of legally
Established widths. TO be- Necessary, in accoria nee
with the provisions Of section .. article IN, of the
amended charter Of Kansas City: such work or i'm
proFement to consist as follows. to-wit: A wearing
surface OF Pittsburg vitrifed paving brick: the sub
grade. concrete. cushion and grouting to Re in ac-
cordance with detail one On OF brick payements an
proved by the board Of public works August llth.
ls.s. and now on file IN the ofhc. of said board. tho
total cost of the pavement no, 10 exceed the sum a,
one dollar an! fifty Gl.M cents per square yard,
said pavement To he constructed of such materials
and in such manner that it shall endure, without the
need of any repairs, for a period Of Eve (l wears from
the completion thereof.
Adopted Mar. s. 1899. A. y. BURROWS
Speaker Lever House OF the Common Council.
Adopted Mar. &, 1899. GEO 5. GRAHAM
President Upper House Of the Common Council.
A'tcst: c. s. CURRY.
sean CITY clerk
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-12
be made in special tax


PAVING RESOLUTION NO. lsoa-No,ce to prom
erty owners Un Highland avenue from 18th street TO
end street. city Clerks ohicc. Kansas City. Mo-.
March Sth. 1859. A resolution declaring tie work OF
pavins Highland avenue from TIE south line u
Nineteenth lethi street to the north line OF Twenty
second (22ndb street 10 be necessary.
Be it resolved by the lower house of the common
council OF Kansas City, the upper house ecncurriag
therein:
The common council finds ard declares the work OF
paving Highland avenue from the south line VI
Nineteenth tl.thl street TO the north line OF TWENTY
second t2sndl street the full width thereof. exclusive
of all sidewalks OF legally established widths. to be
necessary. in accordance with the provisions OF sec
tiGn =. article TX. OF the amended charter Of Fan
sas CIry. such work and improvement to consist as
follows, to-wit: A wearing surface Of Diamond vi:rl-
fed paving brick, sutgrade concrete. cushion and
gruuting. 10 be in accordance with detail one ~ Of
brick psveuaeris, approved by the toa,d Of publI>
works August IL. 1895. and now on te in the Office
of said board. the total cost of said pavement not
10 exceed the sum OF one dollar and sixty Isl ~
cents per square yard. said work ard Improvement to
be constructed OF such materials. and in such MAN.
ncr. that the same shall endure without the need Of
any repairs for a period o: seven "a years ir0m the
completion thereof.
Adopted March 6, 1929. A.. d. BURROWS.
Speaker Lower House OF the Common Council.
Adopted March 6. 1899. GEO. :. GEAHAM
President Upper House Of the Common Council.
Attest: Z. S. CURRY.
tScalJ City I!erE-
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-12

NOTICE TIC CONTRACTORS FOR CURBING
Troost Avenue-Board Of Public Works. Department
OF Engineering. Kansas City. Mo-. March s. 1899.
Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned
at this Office until IL a. m. of March Is. 1893 lat
which time bids will he opened. for furnishing all
the materials and doing all the work necessary TO
complete the following city improvements. viz: Con-
structing Curting en- both sides Of Troost avenue
from the south side OF Pacific street TO the north
side of Independence avenue. as provided by ordi-
nance No 1854.
Plans and Specifications may be seen. and all In
formation furnished. at this Office.
Payment for the work to be made in special tax
bills.
No proposal from any contractor in default with the
city on any previous contract will be considered.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied
by 4 bond OF 900 dollars with ? good and sufficient
securities Ito be approved by the city romptroller,,
conditioned that the bidder will enter into contract at
the prices stated. and furnish satisfactory security
for the completion OF the work.
The right is reserved to reject any or all proposals.
y A.. WISE. City Engineer.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-12

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS FOR CONSTRUCTING
Plank Sidewalks on Denver Avsruc-BuIrd Of Public
WORKS. department OF Engineering. Kansas CITY.
No. March 81, 1872, Sealed. proposals will be received
10y the Undersigned At this ufio" until II a. m Of
March lN. 1873 tat which time bids VIII be opened.
Tor furlisn' rc all the materials sni doing all the
work necessary 10 complete the following city i'm
!toIenen;s. viz: ConstruCtiag i've %, feet plank
Sidewalks On the west side ~ Denver avenue from
the south side of Twelfth uyJ street 20 the north side
ut Fifteenth tisI street as provided by ordinance
NJ. IfsS
Plans specifications may be seen. and all iufor-
nation ia islsi. "a: this flee.
Payment Tor the work to Ds made in special tax
bills.
No proposal from any contractor in default with the
city on any previous contract will be considered.
No proposal VIII be considered unless accompanied
by a bond OF 200 dollars with : good and SUFFICIENT
securities ito b. approye! 10y the city comptroller,.
conditioned that the bidder Will enter into contract
at the prices stated. and furnish satisfactory security
for the completion Of the work.
The right is reserved 20 reject any or all proposals..
HENRY 4. WiSE CITY Engineer