The Indianapolis journal., 1899-04-25
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on the petition OF
Robert Johnson and others to the Board of Com
missioners OF Marion county. said Bsrd on the
goth day OF April. 1899. appointed Hiram Rowland.
Elbert Duran and William Schleicher viewers
and John V. Coyner surveyor, TO view and eX-
anime the following described highway I'm Law
township: Commencing at a point on the
south corporate limits OF the town OF Castleton
and extending due south the section line d.
viding sections twenty two 90 and twenty-three
f2Sl. twenty-six C26) and twenty-seven CID and
thirty-four (3D and thirty-hve (35). In township
seventeen 90. north. range four c), east fo-
lowing the county road as occupied and intercept
Ing the Fall Creek and Mud Creek gravel road IN
section two CD. township sixteen U6). north,
range four cD. east. running along and through
the lands OF the following persons: Sarah and
Alfred Ellis Sarah and Edward Hartman John
Rolfe. Peter i. Negley, Catherine SIlvey, John
Johnson Amos CrigIer Susan and Lon Oldham,
Albert NJ Johnson. Richard Johnson. Robert
Johnson and John w. Negley, with the view and
Intention OF grading and graveling said described
highway: that said viewers and surveyor will
meet at the Office or the auditor OF Marion county
on Tuesday. the 18th day OF May. 1899. and will
their opinion public utility and convenience re-
qulre and assess and determine the damages sus-
faiped by any person persons through whose
premises said highway is TO be improved All
persons except minors idiots and lunatics are
notified 10 file any claim they may have for dam
ages by reason OF said proposed improvement with
said viewers. giving description or the premises
upon which the damages are claimed. within IN
days after the completion Of the survey OF the
said road by said viewers or such claim will be
barred.
HARRY b. sM--sf. Auditor Marion County.
STOCKHOLDERS. Nti.ETING-The stockholders
q the Vernon Insurance and Trust Company
viii meet at the ofice OF their general agency
No. ~ East Market street. indianapolis. Indiana.
for the election of directors and TO hear the re,
year. on the fourth Tuesday In May, 1859. at :E
\ fui snaanee is desired. as report OF
The, additional stock which has been placed up to
THAI date VIII bS given.
NJ. V. MGIII.IAIsD. Secretary.
pRoPdsALs FOR BEEF AND MUTToN-omce
chief commits ssry = snicago, III, Aprh =. isss;
O'Clock M May 25 1889. and opened. for furnish
ing and delivering fresh beef and fresh mutton
called Tor by Commissaries at Fort Brady, Mich,
Columbus Barracks. ohio Fort sheridan III,
Fort Thomas. Ky. Fort Wayne. Mich, Columbia
Arsenal. Tenn, Indianapolis Arsenal, Ind. and
Rock Island Arsenal Ill. during six months com
mencins July 1883 Proposals received and
opened same hour bv commissares OF these posts
each receiving proposals. fer his own post only.
Information furnished on application. Envelopes
containing proposals should be indorsed Pro
posais FOR Fresh Beef and Fresh Mutton and
addressed 20 undersigned OF 10 commissary at post
bid for FRED A SMITH. Major. e. $.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES for the Post
Office Department and postal service. Pos1ofiice
Department. Washington. u G. March 81. 1883.
Sealed proposals Will be received "a this depart
until Thursday. May T. 1893, at o'clock
T.. m. for furnishing wrapping paper. wrapping
paper Tor facing sips, t~lne letter scales, post
marking and rating stamps. rubber stamps, pads.
paper. rubber goods pens penholders. pencils
steel. rubber erasers books. typewriter supplies.
and miscellaneous stationery. IN such quantities
OF the different articles. respectively. and such
times and from time To time, they may be
ordered during the fiscal year beginning July I.
1885, anG ending June 30. le1a. for the Of any
branch Of the departmental postal service.
Blanks for proposals, with specifications giving
detailed statements Of the requirements TO be met
IN respect each article. and also the estimated
quantities probably 20 be required OF each. and
giving full Instructions 10 the manner Of bid
ding and conditions TO be observed by bidders
viii be furnished on application 10 the SupeTin-
tendent OF the Division OF POstoflCe Supplies.
af.fFfC Tnarar 4aFF Nrab II .
Postmaster General reserves the right 10 reject
any or all bids. waive technical defects ana 10
sccept any part OF any bid and reject the other
part CHI EMORY SMITH. Postmaster General.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING ENVEI.-
OPES for the several executive departments dur
fng the year ending June 80 1900 Postoffce De-
rartment. Washington. ID. c. March y, 1888 BY
the Ninety-slxth section OF the act OF Congress
approved Jan. Y. 1895. 10 Is made the duty OF the
Postmaster General TO contract for all Envelopes
both plain and printed. 20 be used by his own or
other Departing nts.' Under this authority pro-
fsosais hereby invited and VIII be received at
this Department until II noon. Thursday, the
9th day or April. isgq, for furnishing such En-
velopes as the several Executive Departments in
Washington and certain Government officers else
where may require during the year ending June
a.. IeG0. Proposals be made on the blank
forms provided BY tie Department. securely
relOred and sealed. indorsed Proposals for fur
partmsnts. and addressed 70 the Third Assistant
Postmaster General. Washington. D. c. Bids 20
be delivered In person be handed IN at or
before the hour above named otherwise they Will
pot be considered Blank forms OF proposal with
fuli specifications. will be furnished uuon appllca-
GA. kAoRY SAITH, Postmaster General,