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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-07-14
LOCAL NOTES.

Diamonds at auction at Hum.
phrey's sale.
IA girl baby was born Wednesday
to the wife Of W. H. Smith.
Tableware, silverware and cut
glass at auction at Humphreys.
John Van Houten is erecting a new
house in southwest Billings.
Go to M. B. Rademaker for a glass
of ice cream soda or plain soda. n
The latest novelties in jewelry.
etc., at Humphreys auction sale.
Real estate and insurance is W. B.
Georges hobby and he knows how to
work it.
Humphreys auction sale will be
the biggest thing Of the kind ever held
in Billings.
= A boy baby made it's appearance at
the home Of Richard Haritage OH
Wednesday.
Peters, the tailor, is still leading.
See his suits to measure at $l5, pants
at S., and up.
Don't fail to see the ball games
Saturday and Sunday between Miles
City and Billings.
<The home of Frank Rademaker
was %gladdened last Saturday by the ar
rival of a girl baby.
You can get a watch or any kind
of jewelry at your own price at Hum
phrey's auction sale.
If you have any real estate you
wish to dispose Of, just call on W.. B.
George. He can sell it for you.
The vote on the County Free High
School proposition will be canvassed
tomorrow by the county commissioners.
-Baseball-Miles City VS.. Billings
at the fair grounds Saturday and
Sunday. Games called at $3.50 p. M,
sharp.
L-C. A. Quarnburg was thrown from
a load of hay recently at Mrs. John
Dennison's ranch, sustaining a dislocat.
ed shoulder blade.
The Central Meat Market has 10
stale lard on hand to offer at reduced
prices, but OIL fresh kettle rendered lard
we defy competition.
<-John Roberts was recently taken
to- St. Vincent's hospital suffering
from injuries sustained by being
thrown from a horse.
MIR. Smithey of Chicago has come
to Billings to represent the stock COM
mission firm of Rosenbaum Bros &
Co., and will remain here for the next
few months.
<Mrs. Huntington is building a
large house of South Twenty eighth
street. 1t is understood that the same,
when completed. will be used as a
fashionable boarding and lodging
house.
Don't be deceived. The Central
Meat Market is the only market in the
city handling strictly trst.class Omaha
fresh meat. A careful comparison
will convince the most skeptical that
this statement is correct,
+Ben Hager, who has charge of the
Montana Sandstone company's quarry
at Columbus, was in the city yester-
day. This is the quarry that ia fur
nishing the sandstone for the new state
capitol and although they have twenty
five men at work getting out the ma
terial, they need twenty more,
The case of o. R. Nixon vs., Sheriff
Hubbard for $7a damages, was of short
duration before Judge Mann Tuesday
afternoon, N. 8, Richards appeared
for Sheriff Hubbard and interposed q
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NORTHERN PACIFIC TRAINS.

WEST BOUND.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Mail No. 1:4O u. IN. lao p. m.
EAST BOUND.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Mail No. 2............ 7:6O q. IN 500 a. IN.
RED LODGE BRANCH.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Accommodation ..... TOO p. N. G:HO a. IN.
Daily Except Sunday.
GEBO, BRIDGER Il CARBON BRANCH.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Accommodation p. 800. $3.50 p. m. 7:3O a. IN.
Daily except Sunday.
H. N. KENNEDY. Agent.
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Will Bring Along Their "Dough."

Miles City Journal, Tuesday: The
chances are that the ball team will be
accompanied by a strong force Of root
ers when it leaves for Billings next
Friday evening; Money is already be.
ing bet on the results of the two games.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-07-14
Twenty Laborers Wanted.

At the stone quarry at Columbus,
Mont, the above number Of men can
find steady work at So per day. Apply
in person or address Ben Hager, super.
intendent. 24-tf
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Notice.

L hereby give notice and warn all
persons not to purchase or attempt to
sell any Of my horses. branded thus:
JR Mrs. j. M. Ramsey.
- Billings, Mont, July IS. 1899.
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LOCAL ADVERTISING.

Under this heading we WiW publish
notices for Is cents per line for the fret
insertion and 10 cents per line for each
subsequent insertion. "A special rate
WiU be made for notices running
month OF longer. No ddverti sement
taken for less than rs cents.
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Hides and Pelts Wanted.

The highest market price I will pay
for hides and sheep pelts. Call on J.
E. Hample warehouse, Billings. P. o.
Box 90. 1919
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Bucks for Sale.

800 head Of yearling Merino bucks,
large, smooth and exceptionally we'll
wooded. These rams were shipped
from Oregon June | and oan be seen Oh
Kizer creek, near Columbus, Mont.
Address r. T.. Cox,
23-1S Columbus, Mont.
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GREATER THAN EVER.

crea.es 100000 This Year.
County Assessor Wells and his depu-
ties yesterday completed footing up the
assessed valuation of the county. The
figures are proof of very efficient SER
vice rendered in that Office, there being
all increase in nearly every item. The
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-07-14

For Sale.
Eighty.acre improved farm within
one and a half miles of Billings.
1913 Carwile & Bouton.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-07-14

WANTED.--To rent, a desirable house
W Of four rooms. Inquire at the
Billings Steam Laundry. 93.2
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TRAINS.

BURLINGTON TRAINS.
EAST BOUND.
DEPARTS.
PASSENGER No. A.. $50 q. m.
Freight No. 46 1908 q. III.
WEST BOUND.
ARRIVES.
Passenger No. Al .7:O3 p. III.
Freight No. 45..,. 800 a. III.
j. l.. HARRINGTON, Agent.
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BILLINGS POSTOFFICE.

General Delivery. i. 800 a. m. to 700 p. III.
Sundays ............ 800 a. m. to 1890 a. IN.
Money Order Dept. 800 a. IN. to $50 p. IN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-01
1rx1sw RECENT GULF STORM
Hundreds Of Animals Killed h HniI-Mspy
Persons StiIl Missing.

AUSTIN Tex. Nov Boa despatch from
Rockport, Tex, says that reports wero received
there to-day from several places on tho Gulf
showing that the damage and loss OF life by
the recent severe storm was much worse than
hrst reported. Number OF small fishing craft
are missing with their crews. Tho bodies
OF James Sanders and two other men who have
not yet been Identified have been found In the
mouth Of ~. Charles Bay. Several thousand
head Of sheep and hundreds OF head OF cattle
were driven into the Gulf by the storm and
drowned. One ranchman. George A. Brund-
rctt. lost over 1000 sheep by drowning.
In Refugio and Arkansas counties there was a
terrific fall Of hail during the storm. Over
700 head Of cattle were killed by this falling
hail near Lamar. The windows OF every
hous" in Lamar were rlddled. holes knocked
through the roofs OF many and weat her boarI,
spllntered as II bullets had caused the destruc-
ten.
The wind was from the west and was ex
trcmcly strong, uprooting large trees and
blowing scyera houses from their foun dntions
Large iln"ks Of geese and uucks were slauQh.
tered, IN fact every bird and small animal
within tho storms path was Killed Ono
hundred and sixty dead pecans wore seen on
the bay shore. The storms path was only
about siN miles wide.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-01
CUBANS ENJOY THE RACES.
ELETEy THOUSAND PERSONS At
YEsTERDhY's MEETING ~ B1pAHA.
Jockey Club n Great suoces--TskinR of
Cuba's Census Completed and Result
win lie Announced In January-Obiec-
tion to spaniards on the Police Force.

Jockey Club n Great Suocesr-TakinE of
Cuba'a Census Completed and Result
win lie Announced In January-Obiec-
tion to spaniards on the Police Force.
Sp,edl CABLE Deipaeh to THE Sun
HAVANA. Nov 80. The National League Con-
vention has agreed that the various municipal
councils and all the provinces shall have equal
representation In the National Assembly.
Eduardo Gonzalez proposed that the police OF
Havana be reorganized. He said that many
members Of the police force were Spanards
who had formerly served under Gen. weyler.
These, he declared. should be expelled
Havana society was largely represented at
the races OF the Havana Jockey Club to- day.
Fully 1000 persons were present. including
all the Generals and their STATS Capt. Bellais
and Lieut. Lee received many congratulations
upon tho success OF the meeting. it's great
popularity being principally due to their
efforts.
The passengers from Spain on the steamer
Buenos Aires. who were auarantined at Mariel
arrived to-day. They complain OF bad treat
ment and intend to pi otest to Senior SaRrario
the Spanish Cons ul- General.
The taking OF the census in the provinces OF
Havana. Pinar del Rio and Matanzas has been
completed. The population OF the island will
probably not be announced before January.
The body OF DR.. Latorre. a Cuban. who was
killed during the revolution. was reinforced to-
day. Gen. Maxine Gomez and the professors
OF the University OF Havana were present.
The Jhtrid proposes that while the political
forces OF the island are being unified a Cuban
who Is well acquainted with American customs
and mode OF thought be sent to tho United
States to counterfeit what Ia being done TO in
nucnce Americans against the dependence
OF the island.
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INSURE YOUR TITLE.
From y. ' Pres. Dec. n. 1898
WANTS THE MANAGES SHARE.
His Widow Sues for Rediyision Of the
Biz Annetta Estate.

FORT LEE. n. J.. Dec. 2O.-The Annetta
estate. which comprises about half the pre-
sent village of Fort Lee. may have to be re-
divided. owing to the fact that one OF the
male heirs was crazy when It was originally
divided He was left out, and his wife Is
hghting for his share OF the property
II Mrs. Annetta succeeds In establishing
her claim It will invalidate all the sales
and mortgages effected since tho first di-
vision OF the estate was made. unless the
heirs reach an amicable settlement with her.
Much OF the property has been sold since
II was hrst distributed. and houses have
been erected on II. So much OF the land
has hecn transferred that the case might
lead to endless complications.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-01
The Farmers 1oan& Trust 20
10, 10, 20 & az William Street.
New York

COUPONS AND DIyIDEEDs DUE IN DE-
GENDER ARE PAYABLE AT THIS OFFICE
%, AND AFTER DECEMBER l. 1899. AS
FOLLOWS:
Albion Gas Light Co.
Alliance Water Co.
Boise City Nampa Irrigation. Land 4 Luu-
ter Co.
Chattanooga Water Works Co.. Oonsd Mtge.
tolumb ia Gas Light Co
Commonwealth Water % OF New Jersey.
COnnelsvila Water Co.
Celadon Terra Gotta Co, Limited
ElwoOd Water Co.. Ind.
Eairmount Coal a Coke Co.
Huntington Water Co.
Jamestown City Water Bonds
hearney City Water Co
Merrill City Water Works Co.
Midland Terminal Co
Mobile 4 Ohio r. r Co. LIST Mtpe q rer can't
Muncie Water Co
Napanee Water Works Co.
New Philadelph Water Co
New Castle Water Co. City OF
Peoples Street R'y Co.. Scranton. 3 per cenl
Gen'l Mtga
Sharon Railway Co.
sheldon Axle Co.
scranton. City NJ
Wichita Water Co. Cons'd Mtge
DECEMBER III. 1890
st. Joseph Water Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-01
Adirondack Guid. Morta,ly wou,a.a

sARASAo LAKE, n. Y. Nov. 3O-While hunt
ing to-day near Colby Pond ID, l.. f. BulIs. n
former guide. was mortaliy wounded by tho
accidental discharge Of his shotgun. About
twenty buck 'hot entered the abdominal region.
some ot them probably ON bedding in the spine
ne has little hopes o' recovery Mr. Rullis has
been RESIDENT Of Saranac Lake for yenrs
ana member Of n number OF fraternal nrgnni.
HtinuS ana was also Chief Ot the Fire Dopnrt.
mCHt vi this village ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-01
To the Holders Of bonds and Stock If tho
Kansas city, Pittsburg & Gulf Railroad

company
The undersigned Committee announces that pur.
suant to the movers conferred upon IL by tn agree
ment OF r. adjustment under which deposits have
ALREADY been made with lts d-positAres And a. tho
result OF an agreement with the REORGANIZATION
Committee ~ Win Nr William r. HAr-rty 10 Chair
man, known H- he "PhilAdelrhiA Commit 80 IL
as alt red and mOdir % the an o.ofe adoped
by H. ant committed ~" cIocuion Of the plAn a.
hltsred and n dit"l 90 said PhlAi-iphia Com mttee
Copi's - this altered AMI modified plan have been
NE WIN. and can Ne btaiued from the central de.
Comuany ~ NV York, and The Amsterdamsc he
bank. OF Amsterdam, Hand. both Of which com.
pani". u n" act a. depnsitA'ies OF the PhilA-
d,luhia Committee
III undersigned have accented said altered and
m'diHe plan in r,spcct u al sad securities con.
iroll"d by Them md vitually. sHd unanimously rec.
ommenh That all holder. ~ any securities ~ an~ n,
The comp ,riss included in this reorganization shall
pr m nv deposit them subject to he nod ned plan
VIII the o'tHre- n the Phia 'ephiA Committee
All -~crr y = now on deposit pith The Mercantile
Trust Com suy and the AmsteriAtnsrhe Rank
VIII b. cons cfe ~ asserting TO said altered and
modified Nan. anil " 4! he held subject ther,to el.
option TO withdraw their securities on and within
two week A''er December q, I-pp. on paving their
pro rata shNr" " she expenses Of the underutgnei
tvwniuer. pursuant 20 the provisions ~ 'hc Agrce.
ycrt under which II Il acting Tho undersigned
Committee having performed lite duties. will be dis
solved
ERNST THAINANS. Chairman
Lofts FITIGER
EDW ARD ". HARTMAN,
j. Low HER WELSH
JAMES STILiMtN.
GEORGE IOPpELL.
". +. GIN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-01
FINANCIAL.
Bank of England Raises the Rate OF Dis
count From Per Cent. to @.


count From Per Cent. to O.
An advance In the rate OF discount OF the
Bank OF England from 8 per cent. to o per
cent was the feature Of the London market
yesterday The money market in the British
capital was very strong. with money on call
quoted at AZ to 5 per cent. and the rates OF
discount in the open market for short bills OK
per cent and for three-months' bills 0ACdh
per cent. The advance in the Bank OF Eng,
lands rate Ia greater than had been expected
by Wall Street, an advance Of but = per cent.
persons had expected that the rate would re-
main unchanged. IL has not been 80 high
since the Barring crisis In 1890.
The prices OF American securities In the Lon.
don market were. however. but little changed
yesterday. The following table shows the clos
ing auotations for British consols and for lead
ing American shares compared with Wednes-
days closing prices. together with INC New
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-01

A feature OF the Thanksgiving services Mt
the Temple Emnnu-El. Fifth avenue and
forty-third street. was the unwilling Of a
memorial window erected by the congregation
in,memory OF The late Lewis May Tho latter
was for over twenty wears President Of the
congregation The window, which is semi
onaeScent gns" and is one Of the largest
stecfed IN the rvy The stvle ol the nlnw
lhndscapr, with Wow Of the Temrie of Soio.
mon and the walls Of Jerusalem The base ~
.ne window y pierced with Twelve Arabic
az M Ithor panels ~ the window other Hebraic
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-01
financial.
20 Wall Street
New York. October IL. 1899
To tho Holders OF tho
First Mortgage Four Per Cent.
Gold Bonds
OF THE
PITTSBURGH & WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
OF THE
DATED JULY 1, 1850,

referring to our notice of Deoember H. 1923.
We have TO announce that holders Of more than so
per cent In amount OF the First Mortgage Four
Per Cent. Gold Bonds OF tho Pittsburgh and West.
ern Railway Company have deposited these bond,
with US IN accordance with tho torn, OF said
notice
We have further 20 announce that have mads
arrangements with the Reorganization Manager,
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
whereby. in case they issue any Plan of Reorgan.
ration of the Pittsburgh and Western Railway
Company PRIOR TO December IL, 1892 they under.
take to give all our dcpoaitors whose bon Is shall
not have been sold tn them FOR cash stated tho
nett paragraph. opt on for at least thirty days
after such Plan issued to take par and interest in
cash or to have their bonds included In che Plan on
the basis OF new securities. They also a;ree that a.
the expiration NJ such option, they will purchAs,
from FOR cash at par and accrued interest mp to
the time Of delivery. all bonds held by In respect
OF which the option 10 .ako securities shall not
have been exercised. we agreeing u sell then sich
bonds. II no Plan shall have bcn issued by that
date. tho foregoing arrangements will continue In
force thereafter until sad REORGANIZATION Managers
terminate the same ny notice to us.
NAny holder ~ our receipts or certificates. rather
than await such Plan desires and shall elect to soil
his bonds for cash Thereby losing his right OF cleo.
tion to take eithcr cash securities after issu.
ance OF tho Plan. said Reorganization Mana tsr.
further agree that. at Anv time prior to December
H. 1892 land also thereafter until notice from them
to us. such holder may present his receipt oerta.
cate at once for proper annexation OF such cleo.
days from tho date OF such annexation. he shall
par and accrued interest In cash therefor 1t
once upon surrender Of his receipt or certificate
properly endorsed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-01
CHE.IP BIkBERISs.
A Shave for Three Cents, and a Haircut
for Five.

while three cents ia the lowest price at which
one can get shaved In this city. tho lowest
price for haircut IL Ave- cents There IRE
not very manyrhops In which the price OF shaw
ing is three c"nts; but there nrn few In which
~" lowest price for haircut Is flys. In Iome
shops whers one can get shaved for three cents
the lowest price Tor n hair cut is 10 centa
The price fora shave with bay rum IL com monty
nVe cents. Where hair In cut for Ave cents il
II done with clipper: with scissors II costs
ten. There is. however AT least one shop in Le
city In which one may get his hair cut W ith
elther cnppers or selssors for Ave cents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-01
rEIzr comm foa MIR. CRANE
Owner Moved to Present II by the Nrgt.-
trHt-'s Action In u Crn-ity Case.

Magistrate Crane received a letter from
Providence. II. l.. yesterday. signed Henry J.
Basc"m. com mending him Tor prot ug dunn b
animals from cruelty. Accompanying the
letter was an order em poworingth tho Magistrate
TO go either to the Pot Dog show in the Metro
rnl'hn opera House or nj the close ~ tho
show 70 n" Providence Collie Club Of Proyi-
d"nc" 1; ]. md reccIv" M a present the scotch
ba-rYm,S l",lor aud present were prompted
ny Magistrate Cranes action IN Essex Market
last Tuesday IN ilnlng John Brady III 80 rand
street 80 for kicking yellow dog The Magis-
tIate says he viii accept the present
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-01
Trampird by His Horses.

M"rHr VERNON. n. y. Nov. 3O.-Louis Geiss-
man. driver for X, II. Macy 4 Co. Of New
York. was killed this morning while delivering
goods on Chesney Hill a residence section ~
N" cty. with Ralph Core. another employees
he was unloading the wagon when tho horses
sprang IN front OF them anu was attempting to
brlng them to q stop when he was knock ed
unwi, ana trnmpled 20 de4ih. He was - years
Old. he was married and lived in Weet Chester
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-01
SOLD sAVDUST FOR TEA.
FRkir Says the swindie Was Only n Joke
Mngisirate Takes II SrriousIy.

Thomas Bell and Charles Bell. brothers. OF
6lB East Sixteenth street. were prisoners in
the Yorkville police court yesterday, charged
with selling sawdust for tea. David BIauman.
n rc1dler. of 277 East Third street. said that
last Monday the men mot him In a saloon at
Avenue u and Fi'th street and engaged him AS
Fast Side salcsagrnt for the Imperial Tea
Company, promising to give him nifty per cent
commits sion on all the sales he made He oh
tanned eleven orders. the first from his wife.
the others among his neiRhhnrs Tuesday
afternoon Thomas Bell met h IN with packages
supposed to contain tea. and the two went
around to deliver them.
Bell received 81 Mt Bauman's house. On
making the next call. however. the recipient
dropped n package on the floor. the paper
burst and saw lu.t tumbled out. Bell hur-
ricdly departed aud Blauman carried the rest
OF the packages TO the East Twenty-second
street police station. All OF them were filed
with sawdust with little tea on top.
The Bells were arrested Wednesday night
Brother Thomas told Magistrate Meade in
court yesterday that he was only playing q Joke
on the complainant The Magistrate held both
prisoners In $500 bail for trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-01
60 7 7 ON

Press of entire country advise
that many stop orders were caught
Wednesday. New York market
broke l6 points, New Orleans 20
points and Liverpool still lower
Largest houses all over country have
called for more marg.n. Stop or
ders without number will be reached
to-day. News of more far reaching
Importance soon to be made public
will more than verify my predictions
of 100 point b,eak.
"TRUTHSEEKER."
Box lao Sun Uptown Office, 1865 B'way.
SYNDICATE controlling some thirty hrst.claSs ad.
N"rtising me liu,ns in Great Britain Ia ready 10
take M British agency at good proprietary articles
medicines, &c. Address PRESS" la6 Tribune
Bid ~, New York. y Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-01
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR u. II. SHIFTING FLANNEL.
Philadelphia Depot Z, NJ. Department l423
Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa Nov rs ISpG.--
Sealed proposals, IN trpcatr will he recsiN cd
here until u o'clock A. NJ Monday, Dc.
II, 1922 for furnishing this Depot with
10000 yards loounrc darn blue shifting dau.
mel, conforming a. standard sample At Schuylklll
Arsenal subject to 20 per cent increase in quantity
samples submitted viii not ba considered Ea,y
their proposals ia" rate and time ~ drlivrrirr.
any az all rnpusalr or any part thereof PrrfrTuts
given to artcl, sof dunrstis production 81 mann.
ia ,tnrc, conditions of Iual ~ and price uuClu' 10:
IN the price "t foreign pr rductons or hRnutarrc'
the duty thereon ben. egmal. GUARANTEE "a
|" percent "f the value of the flannel must accom-
pany proposals. uNGuARANTEED bids will not
I've considered. Fifty cents in internal revenub
stamps must he affixed to one number ~ guHrnntr,
Blanks tor proposals and tull Information will M
furnished upon application, Envelopes contain z
proposal. 10 no endorsed Proposals. for shifting
Flannel" and add ressrd to Lieut., Col, JOHN v.
~ REN. Deputy QuArtcrmaster'GeGeiRl, L. p. A,
nEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR L. ;. Genus
~ Once Washington. u. g, November "a. le,r.
Sealed proposals in dnpl ate will be rrte,vn' 80
the L. $. Census Once, Wl.nnrton g. 'ht,l I
o'clock H. NJ, December ~, l~ua, Tor fnrnisains
machinery AMI material for the I. :. ,onsns i1''
lug once, Specifications giving detailed dcscriph a
o. the articles required be had by applying ~
this ONCE,
W. r. MERRIAM. Director of the csnsaA