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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-13
FOREIGN MARKETS.


NEW YORK. FEB. 1.-THE Commercial
Advertisers London financial caolegs an
SAYS.
The markets were quiet today; The tone
was firm Copper wac the special feature
Tn-cs were 49,. Anacontias sls and Ctahs
So after touching .. Rost0ns were up "a.
There was nI,ia business In Americans, but
London bought ia anticipation OF rise
next week. hardening pr:cas ara MAKING
the close ~ the Nest. The bank bought
re 90 bar gold.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, Feb. i1-Canadian Pacific,
go&s; Northern Pacific preferred, six. Union
pacsfc preferred, SIN Grand Trunk. SIS.
Bar silver. quiet. Z7xd per ounce. Money,
i4lia per cent.
BreadstuHs.
LIVERPOOL. Feb T.-W heat--F utures
closed steady: February and March, -
7a.d: Nav. IS 53sd. Spot-Steady. No, red
winter. - cd: No. red northern s'prins'
u l0'sd.
Corn = Spot, steady American mixed
new. IS "a: 10 OIL - III FutuTg< March,
s,easiy. 81 SD: May steady. SIS asl.
F-.osir-St Louis fancy. dun, ~ 81
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. flrm.
"a lisa e. 5s.
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SAN FRANCISCO FEB. u-vEsat--
RAt-sr 1TueT. futures higher. spos HFs-
changed 40 -ecesrss tc&ay. Sa-ne 5sa.eTs
ska hasf ha-4ey a. q y tcsr feed. hs1S ssalss
nave nst bg.as1 reported ats3v@ oar tcn Tsrece.
Gas ara fairy 9ctsEe bat there - 10
change - prices. arrivals are Ggnt- Spos
F1ogr-Ses casa T,-sess sor family extras.
$40 Is: tszkers ex.-as. S-~sgi' Oregon aiad
Washington. $s3e2 =,
Whaat-St8pgs.n st~tt14 FOR No. ! ani
s. le&sesl- Ia Tor chose, hitting. 81 $50 i.s2.
BsTley-Fee-4. g. -ssf- "a. brewing aolH-
ina.
eiso.ce, s,se7i s3t4: t2aey iced. g. Ssgi ga:
gray. s. Zs2z9i @s2s TfglaazEsS. s. &'ss - SUI
prise, 8 ss4sl-Ss3. laaeA, t9r seee4, SIsE ~;
red sl-5%e1ise ,.,
Flour quarter SACKS s..sss. 5ariey. cen
tals. 2Ir: oaEs cents-s. oregon, 40. corn,
csntsls. So. as-srS. sacks - potatoes
saeKz. 4sS&, onions. SACKS, 80; oEsS- "a -
hay tors 1Ss: wool hqslsS -. hides, fEuTn-
Der. sd raa%xns. boxes. "a. qlaeksl4SSI.
TASKS. 10. wine. gallons. ss.+1
Closing Quotations.
whsat~No sales.
Bayiey-No sales.
CoTn-Iarge yellow. $40.
Wool and Hops.
woo.-Spring Nevada. f8ag l-l4c: Eastern
Oregon. lSs1k4c. valley Oregon, issss ise~
Fail. Northern mountain, ss4}as.s Fglo14!as4s,fa
lambs. sE$cs san Joaquin a't442ASs "SAs-.
Humboldt and AenlQEiac. 9@IIc.
EopS-+~Top OF ISss. 2s9l5c-
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
MElstuTs 49, Ml8dangs, sl9.sexao-59; bran,
stsSgIa per ton.
Hay-Whest sl3s4l7: Wheat and cat. $50
is, best barley. <l4Bla.a9; Alfalfa, Slfal-:
stock. SO per ton. straw. 4s's5 ~. per bale
-Ear.y Rose. slzsl -. river Bur-
banks. sies1Si u. Oregon BaTb2ssAs. s. s!l- s..
Vegetables - SiiVersk3n onions. slc45Sl 80.
green pess. sgLsl-c, sIrlng oeans, 1scs egg
plant, leg l13ac. mushrooms, lSa5-Vc per II
Green Fruss-Apples. Choice. 81 common.
sDc. oranges. nAves. g. 100 : y. Mexican
lines, repas.k ssssS. California Ien1ol'S.
common siEgl. y: chose. si-Ssaz, bananas
s. 2EsQ2 - Fer bunch.
Butter-FanCy creamery. "a sc. seconds.
gsgszsc fanny dairy. 2ss2Jc, seconds, -sJ
-Sc. picked. lsalIc, f.rkin, Ibal7c.
Cheese--Nsw, liGfi2e. California cream
chadlar. f2e. Young American. f-t5 lie (,
Eastern, l2szNlsl@c- Western. uA44l2c.
Eggs- Store California, j54ltSc-
poGltry-T Turkey eoboIers. l4lze, turkey
hens. iIaEl4c PER IL, ROSTERS, o.d, Saa5 -.
young s. 5s17.s0. broiie@S. small. SO %.
large $3.50. tryers. S1sIs. hens. Sp.Ses
g5s per doz geese, 81 5a91. = per pair pig
cons old, 81 .. young, sZzs2.Za.
Exchange.
Sterling On London, 90 days, stsi: sight.
si.sai.-
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.


sawaian bark Ro1ek san Francesca " $500
q " Near
wheat und haasaoa@
eaxteap D
y
- raa -p~ear5 a frsraSa
~ &
nan iarhor Santa
unsi4 I@ r9mtu
J s.
char
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the Queen sailing for San Francisco and
the WaliA Wnlia arriving.
Schooner wilma was al the hunkers yes
teFsiay loading coal
Steamer Cottage City Il due 20 sail for
the north tomorrow.
Steamer Homer j. OF the ways al Nor
ans and lies NJ s3<aaw atH5Ehsr eiock
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Dairy Products.

m TIE Frosuce Exchange today the but
ter market Ms FIRM. creasnerasss, ls-s- A. /,
&a2ries. 1lIfI9c.
Eggs-Esrgn fresh, &c.
C,he-Ss-Sseadx. cream, ga Gsuc.
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MARINE NEWS.

san F~BA%rtSs-o. F~s Arrived
So C}ese52a9 fross Seattle George "
Etaer from Tort land sallea-Srr Coiun-
i3a Astoria. ~ Ida NJ Rag. fsfsvs Har-
agr. schg %rKa. frp-u Port Us2ke.Ey.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

S&st-1S Fab u tsssE
,t4xsasrsgaa a. the Seattle. Tacoma All
fc-Ii1E.4 esesg1EE asssses today were:
Exchanges patz.Ges.
seattle x@Ta.sxo ~ &tso,122 IS
.scoxxa wssy- ~ "a aT- 90
Portland is ~ sa sc - ~
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SYNOPSIS.

rn,al re7oYt sxinsarn senp@ratur~. :.
snin ean"m temperature, -: mean ierupera
ture. "a
. -. SALISBURY.
stctlan I.rEcler Neataer Bureau.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

:. eafrer f.aura.sA .s Gan - Sal .0- Ire
gfsy3a t8sa1<rcw.
To-Day to steamer Gag 6. GAasza eaZ4x-
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NEW YORK MARK ETS.


NEW FORK, Feb 1.-The weekly bank
statement shows.
Increase. Decrease
Surplus reserve .. a.sio.SSo
leans ..+--.s- -........- <e,9le,tS@ .--..----
spec.e ....-....... ..-... i,=S,5o 49,.
Isssas ts'A'srs '''.'.''' os 40 80 ~
The hanks now hold sSs.sil.S2a IN excess
OF the requirements OF the = per cent. rule.
ne ahe ssnass'f f s.ss, 1 s ya5s sar ,S Of
week ending February II vas again at var-
LANCE with supposed opera lions covering
me rast six DAYS Instead OF gan Of
DIE 10 receipts from ths interior, the actual
Increase was practically nothing, losses in
legal tenders offse ting specie expansion.
Whether the actual condition OF the banks
Is reflected IN the statement - doubtful.
Al any rate, special causes contributed so
largely in determining The totals that an
alysz~. fs rather difficult. OF the total gain
OF s. go 30 in 3ep3s IS the National City
bank alone - Responsible for nearly s. zya-
40 and with National Park hank more
than accounts Tor the entire Increase, 80
IN loans the National City bank reports an
expansion or 81 a1.sa and me remainder
OF The s. 0sa.en gain IL made up ,sY one or
tWo other banks In other words. while
there has Isesn more or lass eh rim. AZ
funds among the other Institutions. their
averages DO not vary much In me agSTe-
gate from toe previous week. What has
brought about this showing cannot Re Ge~
tergu!ned accurately. Il is known that the
return Of American Securities from Europe
Is responsible fer soFne drereree IN the
totals Then too the rapid formation II
industrial combinations is requiring s9rHe
extensive transferring. The Stock FIX
change transactions Tor the week we're
very much under the enormous dealings
q TIE previous forjus ght, aad while Il .5an
expansion Of sy-f1e magnitude has s2en
considered probable. the cash changes are
Disappointing AMI confusing. Ssh the Idle
surplus oF tbs New York tanks Is above
The average ana there q no reason 70 an
tic.ra,s that rates VII saoE any change
over the coming weee on legitimate bUS!-
ners. There h Dotass56s activity IN CON-
n7erC.al paper a prevailing quotations.
The hanks however are inclined ~ d-s-
cYtnlrate against TIE ~ nas@sala offer tngs
OF industrial collateral az uncertain XasuA
ard are exerC islUs some canton IN taking
tines taat have rot proved her intrinsic
value through actual operation TAX ~
concerted action in forming a common rol-
icy With reference 10 tnofse offerings. ho~~
ever x not borne 0aEs by facts, as the
banks vii exerctss their Individual tu1G~
meut n dealing with the matter
Imports and Exports.
The exports OF specie frofn the port Of
New York for the week amounted 70 81.
so in gold and sLuls.s1s IN silver. TIE I'M
ports were, Gold 9zle.6.4 silver 81 6-s
The imports of dry goods for the week
were s. sS.2l1
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shipments f-cxn Portland Tor Tire week sszgi-
mr. tn1ay wgrs - sass az-<rs8s. .zs5-a .s.g-s.
wzIsa wa1zg- ss1ssec. waasy. sc, asGes<eTzi.
%&.sse-
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
Portland. Or. Feb. l.. 1904.
Occasional rain.
u s DEPARTMENT OF aGRtcrL-
TURE- WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
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cry NOTICES.

THE CITY OF sEATTLE-csty Treas-
Erers Nctice.
Notice is hereby given that TIE AZ an
nual instaliraept Of local Improvement dis
irict No. "a -. the improvement: If HYDE
Street in she t31y 81 Seattle from Division
Street 20 Madison Street. under the pro-
visions Of ordinance Ne $3.50. which pro-
vsaes FOR the Improvement % said street by
constructing e sewer along the center line
OF said Hyde Street between sad streets.
including ali necessary yves. Enaaaolez.
flushing tanks. and providing for The pay
.nent therefor IN in@;aiImentS ard esIab-
fishing fund for such payment by the
sseying ana collection u spec al assess
m.nts upon the property benefited ~ he
Improvement, and providing for the tssG-
ancs Of bonds as authorized by an act q
the legislature 81 the State of NaSifingIe.s.
approved March stA, iss9 ard under The
provisions ~ ordinance Ne 3.282 approved
May Igh. isst as amended by ordnance No.
24T1 approved july lIth 1884 and he City
Charter as amended and now n force has
been duly certified 10 me FOR coiisction and
the respective sums therein charged and
levied against each parcel and lot % land
and part thereof IN said dtstrtct y payment
OF such instailment remains unpaid and
Tie same Including the lntsees, on the
whole amount charged. must BE paid on or
before the 6sb day % March. iS.@. Unless
Payment be made on such instailT-ant on or
before the STR day % March. iSsa, ~ same
stall become delinquent and SHAH bear i'll
terest at khe rate 81 per cent. per annuin
until paid and II uot paid before said time
a penalty OF five Cd per ceat. shall be add
ed. and the sanas delinquent shall rs en-
tered on the annual TAX roll FOR the current
year against each lot and paEca. ~ land.
and part thereof 60 delinquent. ana with
the interest and penalty shall be collected
aH ether taxes. together With such add
tlonai charges OF penalties az are author
izad n he charged and collected on other
delinquent taxes ard each lot Or parcel of
Land - delinquent shall IL Sold for he
amount OF such assessment. with interest.
penalty and costs. ia the u1anucr provided
by Ia a. II tOlFE.
City Treasurer If the City of Seattle
Date % Is publication Feh'y an. 1889
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NOTICE To sTookHoIDEns-c.,,..


slLato ssslsf1Eng esaSs ztsz ea.r.n go.
- ksE~F.1o1 - ordnance No egg-- -
.hg se-cA4 Improvement District NJ -, -
n accordaFsee with tie pas Ard sra
nfAIsons Eow on -. II ras g ~ -
noa-o q cTss1e ~oxzs -7
rac1 &c rEzzg be accompanies - aa~
I.sstc s1srA- rsya5s@ 70 TIE or9e- ~ ga
g.. 80 seonL.,reI.er. for F41sn noz isss tan
80 80, Per cent CO .he BID and ~, -
VII - considered ualess argssrysraytr.5 -
said cAsax- -
TIE saccessssz. bidder wfg 30 -ee,,.-s<s :,
enter into q contraci ard <;.rrss - 80
factory boui FOR ire arressuT ress.t-.s -,
n.s city charter AID TIE n ~ - ffx 49,.
cs Washington. within ten aavs 49, -
ZIG noiia@s * the asarz 81 tie crrfrgfe
- 5sf7 tstlang 10 no 81. tae sas4 sg@~G
and the amount fixes! therein --f5G ~ 80
Tested % The city No 5sersars il s.2ssrfts,1
as bidder WHO has within tao v4a~~
Er.oF 80 ne letting OF ssa!a contract snassa
1ssaat r payment 0f airy fazr s..as,,
Tor any work or labor performed esr -
ski or material furnished syssrss3sg,s -
any sssch contract As herein ADVERTISED or
wao within sad tw8 years Ea1..s ~, r,..,z.
pssss any such contracts
sp@f5a- attention = called - article xvs4
o. the city charter az Dow in gggce relaF-
9aE - no1rS OF lafpog. ard - arise
bonds and SuretSeE
The board - pubic works reserves the
night 10 reject any arad al alds
'isAs for Tsenfy-thiFd Avenue. e,c sew
e. lfngr0T sruen."
BY order - the hoagys 81 rgsh1ie xorks
FRANK Of.F%sp< Secretary
Date - frat publcatloa February 4 ISIS
OFFICE &. q. II. VANCOUVER BAR
racks Wash. February :. 1Se9-Ssal4sE
proposals IL tr1nitcate, will b. reess gs.s9
IeTs e MI Il se.9ek = ~ g-9th fEe-
ing a. 6 " Depot Portland. Or. s}ssg
gsllonS mineral oil. ~ degrees naxh
test. IN cases - tevo sVe-Eals0Es cans
each. K. :. reserves vgght 20 reject
or sWept any or ali proposals. or any
part thereof, Information furnishes on
application Envelopes containing pro-
pcSais should DC marked PROPOSALS. for
Mineral Oil" and addressed J. w
Jacobs 2. @ NJ
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CHIC AGO stSfts< FITS.


.~trr,ssf~44 "a g.. i.s. .-...
continued <sssia weather cave nreat a @tr.rR
start Nav egsenes 3sr n5eher a. @xef-zl.t
and "a i.sver2<e5i u1eiluE ~ advance. bot
" tthsisHt3t5% yesterday decline % tass
80 ,-s- -. -, - -. e
price VS. e,s4 up as..eav ~ go t~~r.n
damage reports yefs r,&iraeraas ssns Us
49, go. - So .g 80 aeF - es'' .-
D.. 49, r. sec ..ra.s~.- - - - 80 f"
tive bat tne ssrge rather nAfro9 wlth
May hez3fztlD- a~@ur4 ssi 50 5s}4c mos Il
me Jay ara r--~a &. '+se ms 2s a
gar a z e
,se.s- 4e4.s, f.s ,.,-es a. : .l-s-, re-
=. .1l,,.as. - r. 1 10. ,.' IS. 49,
cod sas streus banning lHH 4crsee Ma
-. - ..~
- ~ -.,s-5t t+ttf- no
.D~ - s1l-
- - = - -. go sff-
- -. oss-T{
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Fok DAWSON

FUh DAWSON
OVER Te9E TCE
Us N3asst Express, operating ds,g teams
between USR sha AND seattle vii Tef4rn
p g Dawson. leaving SEATTLE on Or a bo8t
ssAFuAfV -
AsBryss packages e~v roaa1 .......-1 q
Letters each .-.......-...--... ] ~
fssssi SeFs BENNETT "a Ia sss7s $500. 49, -
Asa3sss al cssFnFmaGlk, atoms Ia 81 rsrrsull-
"a FriatiDE aud Hn4jEE &c. ses; tie
agents
Sal Ssttsfty E-t&EArteed.
nseA differences
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TIE cITY or sEArTLE-cisy Treas

THE CITY or sEArTLE-cisy Treas
urer's NollCs
Nctics. - hereby gwen that the ssh annual
Ins,aIlmeUt Il local improvements district
NJ. 3. Tor the Improvement - Randolph
Street to- the city % Seattle. from Madsun
Street 20 Bancroft Street under ths Pro-
visions II ordinance NJ $50 which pro-
vidss for ths Improvement - said street
By grading the same and constructing slae~
walks on bo{h s}les thereof with parking
strips between sidewalks ana property isue
and providing fer TIE payment therefor
Ia lHstailfaeuts and establishing a fgnd for
such payment tv the IeFy.ng ANA Calsc-
tton - special Assessments upau the prop
erfy benefited bv the mprQY esu.ut. and pre-
vi4.ng fer t1e ISSUANCE ~ bonds AZ author
fss2 hE Az at ~ tho legislature 0f fNe
STATE Of Washington. approved March ath
1895 and under the prov sslcts Or Cr3 nance
Ne ss{s. approved Mas Ifh l-'t - aulea1-
81 by ordinance NJ. 80. approves J4ly
ffth 49, ard TIRE tttN Chatter AS amend
ed and now ia force ass bsg8 &4ly certified
to me saF collection. asa fGe respective
sums therein charged ard levied aGains.
each parcel and ~ of Land. au3 payI there
q. in said district IN rsymen, 81 ~uce IN
stalfmeut remains unpaid. ant the Same
Including the Interest on the whole amount
charged must be paid o. CT Before me sth
made on such instagment ca or hefofs Ire
eth f&y Of March lsa& tGs SAME shall t7e-
Gene delinquent aad saaI Gear interest 81
taa rate 81 per c@nt yer a1tn0m, 1ntH
patA ard II not PAID hat0re ssis ti-ue
penalty q Eve az FER cent 50 ali he added,
ana ire sums delinquent saaI fe entere4
aER:rst "a N iot ard parcel % land. ard
DaYt thersof -, delinquent. aH4 ~itr tcs
Interest ana penalty shall - cejieCt|f 81
ashsr faxaA Together With such AZ anal
charges - penalties Is are authorized 10
- cha -gr6 ard collected IN 0tAeT 3efia-
guent taxes, ard each lot or parcel - Iah0
- aetnQuent snAl+ - 80 seE gre sI.'.5..'
= such assF eTfneri. ~ith .1tfr@s- peha-tt
s~4 ~v<fx kr. tk= manner rruFs&H1 ~ % a.
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VESSELS ON PUGET SOUND.

load n schargln - N~ ~'@ 80
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PORTLAND, 80 4--zAe se7e-sa sss.,
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n'kON Sf.EpS~Ali descriptions. sold and
manufactures McGeouald e. Hoffman.
MAR corner Fourth avenue.
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8 E HERSisCKE manufacturer Of f,4rs
sn3 A as'e,a sfsgsts the quality tells. nay
pstcss ssls Sea gaeTn. Columbia dock, sssa
Railroad avenue. Seattle. NAsa.
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ALASKA MOND|kE WANTS.
kLo>DIkE-INFoRMATIOx.

AMERICANS having mining claims IN the
at.z country. being prevented from hold
- The same hy tae British Columbia cx-
el4sion act mag learn of a aay 20 work
Esss Properties by addressing . Is. care
fsss-IngeIi3eeu
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AEItp SALMON. especially prepared for
AasAs ~ tood- Chlo2~ok Eros.. YeSleT
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4 DIN ft-SpiEI.. oItftter. rs Yves
IS asairetan Ssg3st
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II. u, CfAhItN E.Te. dealer IL Rocky Noun
TAN fuFs, Oar speciai1ses are Wolf rolsss
seven BY eight feet. and caps and gloves
M Alaska, i599 second avenue
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WAGONS AND sLEDs.

E&sn ara AeYse siesfs manufactured ~
- Pacific W iEgu Go are TIE cssS for
AasA@ l's-s-Tfe Ia Wagon material, bug
N toE's ADS outrage trgm miuas. Fac fl'
Wagon "a. Iair3 avenue south aGa i4aue
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Hay 0obb.ngl-puget sound. per ton. /:
$40. Eastern Washington timothy. 81 5!sa
a. alfalfa. SD
oats tjohbjngl-~Psr Ton. s-5d5as
pArley-~s}olie6 s9ssai n
Cora-N Whole. s23 20. cracked. $24: fee
meat. per tan. S-i.
-Wheai. So. oil cake meal. ss4a3S
mis7linEs. $zfffTi. bran 81: shorts. SIS
chopped feesi, !2l4-=z; dairy chopped feed
etS
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Msasrs. P. {. Gordon ]. B. Dub ana

FFsd a. Bennett, rsprsseutiog the
George " childs cigsr Co, are
e the 0gIethorpe Ths lsttsr 10 4
atilt walker and at "a elevation Of
&ghs feel from ths ground he strides
along - smoothly al under ordinary
cifrumstanoea He Il advertising the
Cailds cigar aud attraou the public
hyshs use of buRle and megaphone.
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Compliment. Csagrss.man BraatIsv.
congre.sman ". Q. RrantIer.

Congressman W. O. BrantIey, 81
Brunswick, visited relatives IN Tbs
Oity yesterday Congressman BrAnt-
lsy Is ons Of tbs brightest ana brain.
iest men u congress from the south.
he has many friends ia ThemasvilIa
who are aIwaYs pleased 90 .es him.
Times Enferpfise
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-15

Csn0sns 'VvAufsy ssfS,
Department B-cs.tls. sheep and
hogs superintendent G W Holmes,
Madison.
Department c-DAiry and apaas.s
superintendent J Mco Bryan, PnilO-
msth.
Department D Horses, colts mules
and ponies, superintendent r F Crit
tenden, shellmAn.
Department E-Mauufac'ures, sup
sriutendent A J smith, Conysrs.
Department F--Machipsry, super
intsndsnt NJ R Russell, Carrolltoa.
Department G-Agricnitnral impls
msnts, Superintendent Essterlin
MontezumR.
Department H-Msrohants' display
Superintendent H C Evans, Sysezs,sA
Department + Education, supsrin'
tendent W Burroughs, brunswick
Department J--Forsstry, mines An'
minerals, superintendent James Bar
rett, Augu.t..
Department -Hsrtioultnre, Sup
erintendent B Barlow. Grinia.
Department. L-PouItry and ps
stock, superintendent b II Raksr
warrenrOn.
Department M-Art, supsuntsnd
snt J Lindsay johnson. r me
Department N-wOman's work
Superintendent j p Gunn, Cuthberl
Department Or Negroes work, Sup
srlntendent K D Brown, HswKinsylll
Department P-Psogress and de
vsIopment, superintendent } e Cloud
Buiord.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-15

state at 81 go per ton or crushed al
$l.75. They do not make bid for
placing il on the streets. There has
also been an experiment OF this ma
terial ou Monk street near Bay aud
had it been crushed smaller and then
rolled, it is believed that the test
would have been more satisfactory
than bas been the result. 1t is bellev
ed however that the sAura material
would make excellent pavement if
properly used
The third bid comes from the Coal
dale Paving Co, Of coaldale, Ala
bams, and they offer vitritied brick
Tor the purpose.
ln their latter to the mayor and
council this firm oilers to ship two
le'aHTs' slsria! . aEaas
they so sIS pei t1hiE56tassdar T Df'ass D#fRaIsn
hesa tgo carloads Of Jefferson
ers, as they are styled will pave
a street thirty feet wide and block
in lergth
The Coaldale people were the con
tractors for the extensive paving re-
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-15
Dr.. Darlington Hsrs

DR.. Paul NJ. Darlington OF the
United States Marine Hospital Service
has arrived from Washington and
will inspect the marine hospital and
quarantine station before he leaves,
Sunday.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-15

Money to loan on centrally located
improved real estate, Hxed contracts
1850 per mouth on 81 1000, for ninety
six months, The Inter State Build
ing and Loan Association. r. Il.
Hopkins, Agent. F. E. Twitty, At.
Orney.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-15
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that with width of fifty seven feet,
allowing fys feet on each side Of ths
street for cutters, The distance on
Nswcastls street between the rorth
side Of G to Hanover Park. five aud
half blocks, will r. qaire ls,l07 square
yArds OF pavement. Tins, at an er-
penss Of nfty.seven and = half cents
psr squsre yard, will amount 70 $40,
4li.B2. The contractors will agree t.
use city couyicts. paying 81 per
day for their services. Also to use he
eity's teams and stock as far as prac
ticAbIs, making proper allowances for
same:
The bid OF Messrs. soarlett and Nor
rIs ia to furnish the city with their
Satills River limestone or slate rock,
delivered on the wharves in its crude
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-15
SBo,. RRIINSWlGE,
STREElO ID 4 "
Many Bidders Make Propositions to
Furnish Their Material for
This Purpose.
GRAVEL LIMESTONE AND BRICK.
CREST Interest is Taken Ia the Matter By
lAs 0itisss Who Want Better Streets.
Will Take Some Action.

ssg probable. that the city
epssnoil take some action at is
ps meeting toward making con-
tract for shs paving q the business
stresls Ot the city
several bids from concerns haudiins
pAyin9 materiAl were read before the
last ssesloD Of connCil, and it will in
tsfsss the public to know What they
vsss.
Tha biz % Msssrs. A. H.. Baker &
co., 4 te Enrnish the Augusta gravel,
which i BOW demonstrated as a paw
ln s massFial on Monk street, between
0rAnt and Newcastle, at fifty-seyen
and hAlfcents per square yard, the
Rraxsl 70 pc aix inchesin depth proper
" graded They viii guarantee
thsir work to last five years without
Any expel.ze to the city government.
A. a example Of what their ma
terisl VIII cost it has been figured