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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-01
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
Department OF the interior, once OF In
dian afYaira Washington. D. C.. May Is.
1889. Sealed proposals will be received
by the commissioner Of Indian affairs,
care OF 40 Second street. San Francisco.
Cal. until o'clock D. m, OF Wednesday,
June 81. 1888. for furnishing for the In
dian service, bacon. beans coffee, hard
bread. hom!ny, lard. mesa pork. rolled
oats, rice salt, coarse: salt. fine; sugar,
and tea. and other articles OF subsiss-
tenco supplies. groceries. croekery. hard
ware. harness. agricultural implements.
etc. Bids must be made on government
blanks. Schedules Swing all necessary
information for bidders will be furnished
upon application 10 the offices OF the
Chronicle and Journal OF Commerce ana
at 24o Second street San Francisco. Cal;
the Republican Of Denver. Col. the Post
Intelligence of Seattle. Wash, the Trib
une. Of Salt Lake City. Utah. the Morn
ing Oregonian. and IN. Depot Quarter
master, L. 8. A., Portland. Or. The right
In reserved TO reject any and all bids or
40 accept or reject any part OF a bid
Bids will be opened at the hour and date
above named and bidders are invited 10
be present al the opening.
w A. JONES Commissioner
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The last Of the revenue cutters will prob
ably get away for Port Townsend today
or tomorrow The Perry left yesterday.
The Grant lay at anchor The Corwin was
at the north bunkers for while In the
afternoon coating.
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Dairy PPoAucts.
On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm. Creamery, 1zdl5lsc.
dairy, 09l6c
Cheese Steady. Creamery. sk0shc.
ESgs-Steady. Fresh, l2l4c.
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CHICAGO. May u--Wheat opened ex-
cited at lAc over Monday. caose. An
exec psional advance At Liverpool and
runnors that the winter crop OF RusG4A had
been ruined by dry weather stimulated the
bulls 10 q high pitch Of enthusiasm, which
lasted until near the close. when realizing
caused &c reaction from the top. An
improvement in the export demand Al the
seaboard and a decrease Of l-.7s.ooe bush
els in the visible supply helped the a4.
vance. July opened lhc higher at NAQ
ssi4c, declined slowly TO sc, advanced
irregulariy 10 fyA67sa1c. and reacted 20
7sssc At the close
Corn was exceedingly indifferent At the
start. but IL finally moved up with the
wheat excitement and on complaints OF
TOO much rain. A decrease Of s.sss.ooc
bushels in the visible also had a strength
ening influence. July rose A0Ac.
Oats ruled Arm and higher In sympathy
with other graina. Cash demand was
good July advanced A&%c.
Liquidation owing TO the announcement
of the appearance OF yellow fever in the
South weakened provisions. July pork de-
chned &c. lard inUlsssc and ribs iSc.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Commercial
Advertisers London financial eabiegfam
says
The markets here were slack. but arm.
today. excep, for Australians. Americans
opened with an inclination TO realizing
sales. then steadied. but New York sent
early sales, especially Of Southern Hail.
.ay accompanied BY ysil:w fever rumors.
ing, followed by relapse with the clos
ing ~ the fassesf Spanish ~ we're ca,
on Paris support. Annecndas were III II Is
being weak with Americans. Tsnios were
fsA
Money was hard on the settlement. de-
nand The tank did large business In
discounts ard short loans.
Cissfng osotsttsns-
LONDON, May n--Ctose - Canadian
Pacific n7A. Norfhern Pacific preferred.
7SS: Union Pacific preferred, ri. Grand
Trunk. n: An.senda. IN Bar silver
ito lila Money AZ per cent.
DreaAssu1s.
LIVERPOOL. May u --wheat-spot No,
: red western winter arm At e.: No / RED
Northern Duluth frra ~ r. I'D Futures
steady ard Arm. July and September g.
I'D. No. / standard California. - I'D
Whea, in Paris weak: -four In Paris weak:
Csrn-spos Ansertcao mixed. new. steady
At - SID: American mixed. Old, steady
nj - 81 Fufar<s-jnse No. nominal:
July quiet ~ n I'D. sepssnaber quiet ~
LoSpoS. Mar .~whsas-~cArxo.s Of
gees on passage rather easier: WaisA
wailS, - "a. English country markets
arm
Hssslay 10 Grain Exchange.
LIVERPOOL. NAY 1.-The Grain e.
change viii Be closed June 4
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW,


F0te0oo1D8 t'R1e00s
The following prices are hesng offered 70
the producer oy the local dealers for de-
livery In round lots on the dock or in the
car al Seattle.
Grain-Oats. s.7Gg5o: barley. &an@1;
wheat chicken feed, $3.50; bran. SIS;
shorts. SIS.
Hay-Puget sound. ssq7. Eastern Wash
ington timothy. 3l10ii.5e alfalfa. IS per
ton.
Eggs-Strictiy fresh ranch ,5ir9lsi1c
1SGiSc.
Pouitry-chicksns. live. l3ql3isc.
Live Stcck-Cnosce beef cattle. cows. "a
sac: steers, fixg5c. choice sheep. "a Qsc:
good hogs, live. 4Isc. hogs. dressed, 6l1c,
calves, dressed. large, Sc: small. DC; calves.
i've, large, &c. small, &c.
Hides. Peits and Wooi-Heayy sound
sailed steers. over 20 lbs. Sc; medium.
sound. per Id. TIC: light sound, under IS
lbs 7c: cows, sound all weights. &c: stays.
bulls ard oxen. 4d5e, sslfed kipe, fe,
calves, per lib. Sc: green hides. lc less than
salfed dry hides. per H. he; dry cults.
one-third less. summer deer, per 10, "a
2tc; winter deer, dry. lA0lSc; papery deer.
sql1c. dry elk, sal0c, green elk, 4g5c;
sheep pelts. 34sVc. sheariings. l5qxc:
Eastern Washington WOOL Sc. western
washington wool. lie; dirty or timber
burned, ioc; talIow. 2is6g.c.
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Low RATES = BEAUTIFUL. SCENERY

saynia The Shasta Route offers you de-
lixntsni trip 10 San Francisco, with charms
inx scenery. superior equipment and low
90 ia fsrss class. including berth in Pull
man car: SIS tourist. Including berth In
,ouri-s car from Portland to San Fran
e,s and b~rths apply TO e. J. steeple dis
frict passenger agent Southern Pacific
f~orupany siS First avenue. Seattle
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NO CHANGE OF CARS TO KANSAS
49, rTY.y

via the Northern Pacific and burlington
routes The only line operating through
souri river. s.eeptrs leave Seattle Mem
days and Frldsys ror rates and sleeping
ear reservations inquire OF any Northern
Ter way.
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SEATTLE WHEAT NARkET.

wncS-~Excert. M clse. sssr. No 1
ssues;~yn Ssa4e. milling No. ! es1e. Ase,
Nc h.3esf.ya. sac~
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Condition Of the Treasury,
WARRINGTON. May M.-Today.s state
ment Of the condition OF tho treasury
shows:
Available cash balance ........ .Sz,2. sea 90
Gold reserve ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. N7.s7ASA
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san FRANCISCO. May u--Waeas
steady. Barley sseady. Oats quiet aud
sissay Spot saosa.ions ws,s; -
Washington. $362p
wheat-shippins. sies fer No. 1 and
B.rley-Feed. n-asIsaios; brewing. N.l2s.
oats-Poor TO fair. ass,sai. -: good TO
6l.5s.
Flour. quarter sacks, f4.sa. do Oregon.
Is. SIS. wheat, centak. A.se.. barley. CEN
s75: beans sacks. l.sos, corn. centais. ss,:
potatoes. sacks. $50. onions. sacks. 81:
bran, sacks. 2,a4e: WOOL bales. sIs: hides.
number. IL quicksilver, nassz, as; wine.
Produce, FPuit. Etc.
Middlings. a7.5onao; bran. SD
Hay-wheat. san: whsa, and oat. s7a
10. best barley, S7a7.5e: alfalfa. G47:
Veses aI EXTRAORDINARY nS se' s .se garlic
beans. sasc per perl Is; tomatoes. sial.so box;
i es, r1ss 0s sss s sss PANT 100
Fruiis-s,rawberries. MOI: cherries. 4ed
81 per box, peaches. 1scasl.2s pIums 7scef
ns. re- psss sasss cs asS,saa
lemons. tlqi. 3: choice California lemons,
8. 50, bananas. N.5ed2.5o bunch; pineapples.
t2d4 dog.
Butter-Fancy creamery. lsc: seconds Is
ml7c: fancy dairy. l4hI5c; seconds, i2i10
is,se: picked. l7ssalsiae: hrkin. lsesi'c.
chsese-New. sisasc: Young American.
Eggs-Store. lslsal1c: fancy ranch. 17i.g
Poultry-Turkey gobblers. l4aisc lb; tur-
rev han old In
young ROSTERS. $7.5oas: small brothers $50
/: large broilers. $45ed5.5o; fryers. $6d1;
hens. ss-5eI7: old ducks. s. seas,5o geese.
$i.25Q2 pair; ola pigeons. H.'5ae25.
San Francisco Wheat Market.
Cash Enthusiastically
Wool aad Hops.
wool-sprins-Nevad lo6iee; Eastern
Oregon. ssals: valley. Oregon, Nsd11. Fan
Humboldt and Mendocino. ssalo.
Hops-Crop of 1888, 15c.
Closing Quotations.
Barley-Sieady: new. sac.
Corn-Iargs yellow. N.ilAailsN
Bran--$iSgli.
Sterling on London. sixty days. H-ssli:
sterling on London, sight. AS*.
Financial.
Silver bars 49,. 81 lDrafts-SiKh. 49,. 1914
Mex. dolls ..a9a. n5OHl Telegraph :. :. Is
Mining Stocks.
Alta -. .......... 5lJusfice -. -...... II
Alpha Con ....... ..lkentuck Con 49,.
Andes .... ........ SHADY Wash. Con :.
Becher -. ...... 80 Mexican -. "A
Benton Con ,..... =. Nevada $50. $500.
Best & Belcher =. 81 Occidental Con -. 80
Bullion 5lophir .........lio
Caledonia 49, 50 Overman 500. IA
Challenge Con IS Potosi ........ SO
Chollar -. ...... JiQueen -. ........
Confidence go. :. :. Savage :. ......... Is
Con. Cal q Va ..1S5 Scorpion -. ..... :.
Con. Imperial - Seq BeIcher ...... =.
Con. New York :. .iSierra Nevada -. Il
Crown Point 49,. q Silver Hill $1,000.
Eureka Con ..... :. STANDARD -. 80
Exchequer F.. 49,. est. Louis .......... ;.
Gould Il Curry :. - Syndicate :.
Gray Eagle -. :. Utah Con .......... IS
Hale & Norcross. 35 Yellow Jacket -. SO
Julia -. ........ Union Con ........ -
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET

TACOMA Mas u.-Mss wheat -Nseened
s.xelf ~ pushing up IRE nenres enc nssss
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PORTLAND wnEAr nAnKEr.

PORTLAND. May af-wheat-walIa
Wzlla, 5s6Soc; valley. &C. hluestem, 80
= =
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETA.
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SYNOPSIS.

Local Repcrt-MAximum temperature. q
degrees: minimum. Is. mean. So Weather,
showery. rainfall during the past twenty
four hours. IL OF an inch.
GEORGE ~, SALISBURY.
section Director. Weather Bureau
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NOTICE no BRIDGE BUILpERs-

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS
Notice Is hereby given. That sealed bids
viii be received by the board OF county
commissioners of King county, Washing
ton until o'clock F. NJ. June ed 1899,
for the furnishing Of All material and the
construction OF a drawbridge with clear
openings OF ~ feet, together with all
necessary approaches piers and pier pro-
lection. as shown on plans now on file In
the office of the board of county commits
sioners, or bidders may submit their own
plans.
Bids must be addressed TO the board OF
county commissioners, Endorsed Bid for
the Construction of Bridge across White
River near Orliia. Wash" and must
name a lump sum for the work complete.
Each bid must be accompanied by cash
or q certified check on Seattle bank in
the sum OF 500 90. made payable To the
chairman OF the beard. to be forfeited 10
King county by the successful bidder In
case he fails to enter into contract With
bonds to be approved by the board WITHIN
Ave Isl days OF the date of the award
Payment will be made in warrants on
the Road and Bridge fund or In cash as
the board may elect
TIE board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Dated this ssth day OF May. iss
r.. III ENENSoN,
Clerk OF the BOARD County Commissions
ers. King County. Wash
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ARE VOC GOING EAsT,

II %. AK your agent TO route you over
the famous wabash Continental Limited
train running without change from g.
Lpuis ana Chicago 10 principal points In
Nev YORK and New England, via NIAGARA
Faiss Stop over of ten dave allowed =;
Niaoara Falls r. c, Kline. +. c. r.
ssesst lns Angeles. Cal.
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Jobbing quotations yesterday were a.
follows:
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wooDNEN. b. present with your friends
Of Armory hall tonight.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. May 3f-Cottcn-
Steady: middlngs. SAC.
= e. q
FOREIGN MARkETs.
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THE Chicago. Milwaukee st. Paul
railway IN the rnass popular line between
ST. Paul and Chicago.
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THE EVERETT PULP AND PAPER
Company. of Everett, Is prepared to re
ceiye bids FOR the supply OF $500 cords
Of cottonwood delivered al it's mill either
hy railroad or river. no one bat responx-
BILE contractors will be dealt with Ad-
dress The company for fun particulars
PROPOSALS Will be received for con-
structinx ana piping ten cold storage
rooms. and including connection Of mo-
tor 20 compressor 10 operate same. F'n-
further Information call or address Sc
attic Ice Co. Seattle Wash.
BIDS Will re received up "a : p. M Friday
June q for the construction Of sacred
Heart church, Pans and Speci acaftos,s
can be seen at s5it Sixth avenue
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Lumber aaa Building Materials.

f.ogs-sneerser quality per NJ No. or.
ss4., atcrcAafi&hae hr. s. ts4s5 ~. No. /
cedar ssasf. common. per NJ Has: spruce
logs s. 81, c@ssr shinsic BOLTS. Saess1
fSr I4umAer--kaasa s. Sc. thick nnish.
surfaced I or sides & ~ ard e inches
vide sia<ss lengths = 10 Is fact: saectal
lesg3 his &c per If extra. i-insa finish Si3
rs all serflcie grain. 81 per VI extra
Flooring dressed and matched. N7aa:
stock boards, inch. Ss9sss ie-inch s. &s7
IS ls;nea. sls4l3 F'encinx-No. or s-snea
nsi~a 81 No. : s. v or channel rustic
o. drop sitting weight -er los. NiuiA FIR
Ttrsty-Jossts ard sesnti,nes. rough. sA-A
Mfs. : / 3 E. s. 1Asis. 5 :, s.I4ia
Bex boards. Finch ard up SIS
Washington Red Cesar i<amoer-Roasn.
ssas aevel siding. weight 20 los, Gt8k -
ceiling weights Nos ]. and !. A-tnca
ssa III. Mes. ! aad l. A-neh 10 los
sis9r-, wanseotinr sgeFs& rustic sss3S
a. shingles 81 ~. standard shingles, 81 10:
l-iren anlsA. u, !. xad Is feet sNS5&
,nsek nnlsh, S-Sgsss, cedar squares. :. !. ,
ana - feet. ss4sSs. pick~;s. 81
Kiln triea 81 in advance Of green. Dray-
ass. Soc
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Flour. quarter sacks. it-0a; do Oregon.
Is. SIS. wheat, centak. A.sS.; barley. Gen.
tails, s.45s. oats. centais. So. do Oregon.
s75: beans. sacks. l.70s, corn. centais. as1:
potatoes. sacks. S.iso. onions. sacks. 81:
bran. sacks. 2,46: wool. baies. s7s: hides.
number. IN. quicksilver, haskx aes wine.
gallons, $3.50.
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JosBIxG QUOTATIONS.

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The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-05
New Law Firm.

For some time it has been un-
derstood that partnership would
be formed by Jas, P. H. Callahan
and G. G. Shearer for the practice
of law, but delay in the arrival of
furniture for fitting up offices has
up to this time prevented the firm
from coming before the public to
solicit patronage. All arrange
ments have been completed now,
however, and the name Shearer &
Callahan appears on the doors of
rooms 8, 8 and 10, Blunt block.
That these young men will make
a complete success in their chosen
profession is the desire, the hope,
and the expectation of a host of
the people of Florence who are
their friends. There is every rea-
son, too, why they should succeed.
They are made of the right kind
of stuff, being what they are by
their own energy and hustle, hav-
ing always relied upon themselves
while preparing for the work which
they are about to take up. Both
are university men, the head of the
firm graduating last year from the
law school at Boulder.
The TRIBUNE wishes them all
kinds of success.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-05
Republican Primary.

The republicans of Florence
Precinct No. 2, are hereby request
ed to meet in caucus at the City
Hall on Saturday evening, Oct. 7,
at 7;30 O'Clock, for the purpose of
electins % delegates to represent
said precinct in the republican
county convention, and for the
transaction of such other business
as may properly come before the
said meeting. Dated Oct. 4, 1899.
j. w. RAMBo, Chairman.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-05

In the county court yesterday,
Attorney Condit's answer and
cross-complaint in the West End
annexation case, was accepted and
filed, and notice of the. same has
been served on the town attorney.
The answer denies that the pro-
posed territory contains convent
ent streets for public use as alleged
in the petition, and denies that
the eighty-nine signers of the pc
tition are majority of the land
owners of the territory proposed
to be annexed. The cross-com-
plant discusses the matter from
equitable and constitutional stand
points, and represents that great
wrong will be done to landowners
of that territory if annexation is
ordered by the court.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-05

Rev. and Mrs. j. G. Horn we're
rendered a reception last night by
the congregation of, the M. E.
church. A musical program inter
spersed with brief talks was rem
dered. The reception took place
in the auditorium Of the church,
while the refreshments were served
in the spacious classroom. A good
ly number were present and all
enjoyed a pleasant social hour.
DR.. Brooks, on behalf of the Ladies'
Aid society, in a few well chos-
en- words, extended kindly well
come to Mr.. and Mrs. Horn on their
advent into this field of labor. The
response by Mr.. Horn was filed
with words of counsel and was
well received
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-05
Democratic Primary.

The democrats of Florence Pre-
cinct No 2, are requested to meet
at the City Hall, Thursday evening
Oct. 5, 1899, at 1870 o'clock, for the
purpose of electing IA delegates
to represent the precinct in the
democratic county convention, and
to transact all business that may
properly come before the meeting.
Dated Oct a, 1899.
j. f. Moore, Chairman.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-05
PURELY PERSONAL.

Mrs, w, E. Mcdonald is re-
ported on the sick list today.
j. b. Lantz. the leading Canon
City laundryman, was in our city
today.
Miss Lulu Beal, of Denver, is
the guest of her mother. Mrs. Ash
er Beal, of Petroleum avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell
and little daughter returned last
night from Denver after an alb
senoe of nearly two weeks.
Rev. Robt d, Graham is in
Cripple Greek today, where there
is call pending for him to the
pastorate of the Baptist church at
that place.
Joe Munyon, of Helper,
Utah is is ia ia town town visiting his sister,
Mrs. S. l.. Burger. Joe used to
be an employee in this office and
called to renew old acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. r. Wi'bar.
who have been visiting their son,
w. p Wilbar and family, left to-
day for their home in Gordon,
Texas. Mrs. Wilbar accompanied
them as far as Pueblo.
Bishop Radcliff, of Pueblo,
was in Florence for short time
today. He had been in Canon
City assisting Rev. E. W. Sibbald
in officiating at the Little-Rocka-
fellow wedding last night
T. j. Clark, travelling passen-
ger agent for the great Rock Is
land railroad, was in the city today,
distributing a few railroad wall
maps among friends of his road
THE TRIBUNE Office was favored
with n call.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-05

Alba Haywood, the prince of
comedians, is coming. That means
fun by the ton, laughs galore, beau
tiful music, and n delightful even
ing all around. The press COM
ments tell us that Haywood is fun
nier than ever, that his work is all
new, and his company strong and
well balanced. 1t is with keen
anticipation of pleasure we await
the appearance of this company,
for with Heywood's name there al
ways goes guarantee of some
thing good. He will be seen here
on the evening of October 10th, at
the opera house.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-05
New Precinct Formed.

AT a meeting of the county COM
missioners yesterday new voting
precinct was formed. For a long
time the precinct extending from
Santa Fe avenue west to Brewster
has been overcrowded and it was
finally considered wise by the com
missioners to divide that territory.
Hereafter, therefore, West Flor
ence, or that territory between
Santa Fe avenue and Frazer Lane
will be one precinct, and that from
Frazer Lane to Brewster will be
another.
Become a reader of the TRrRrINR
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-05
Contest Notice.
Department of the Interior,
United States Land Office,
pu,hln CnIn I,,tx. = 1901


A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
In this office by j. 4. Davidson, contestant.
against Homestead entry No. S3ll, made May
49, 1891, for swh neh, VIZ sell, sec. IS; nwA
nell, sec. SS, township 16 $, range GO w, by Ir-
vine MacGoll, contestee, in which it is alleged
thai Said homestead Entry No. SSil is aban-
doned, has been abandoned for one year last
past continuously; that the homesteader of
said entry No. S3ll is dead, and has been dead
four years; that none of the heirs of said de
ceased have ever appeared to claim said home
stead; that the whereabouts of said heirs are
unknown TO mo that the post office address of
SAID deceased was formerly and at the time of
hs decease, Wilbur, Fremont county, Colora-
do: Now. therefore, said parties are hereby
notified TO appear, respond and offer evidence
louching said allegation at 10 O'Clock, a. M, on
october l3, 1899, before the Register and Re
eeNer at the United States Land Office in
Pueblo, Colo
The said contestant having, in a proper afii-
darli, filed June IS 1899. set forth facts which
show that after due diligence. personal service
oi tins notice can not be made. it is hereby
ordered and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
j. r. GORDON, Register.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-05

The committee having in charge
the sale of tickets for the Alba
Haywood entertainment has so far
met with the most gratifying re-
suits. The fact that the entertain
ment is gotten up for the benefit
of the Free Library, coupled with
the fact that Haywood is the prince
of comedians, makes ticket selling
very light task. 1t looks as if
the people appreciate the Free Lii
brary and Reading Room.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-05

The Maxwell land grant trouble
has been satisfactorily adjusted 50
there will be no evictions. The eset-
tiers have recognized the company's
title, and in return are to be given
the right to retain their homes un-
der satisfactory lease.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. William Parker,
Miss Ida Whitcomb, DR.. Eddy of
Coal Creek, DR.. Corwin of Pueblo,
and Chas. Neff, left today for a
two weeks outing at Rifle, where
the meN of the party will hunt for
big game.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-05
LOOK HERE.

can supply you with gilt edge
protection against loss by death.
accident. fire or storm. At the
same tiue | am in the real estate
and loan business. Information
and rates cheerfully furnished.
T. Ii. NEwKIRK, Agt.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-05

The San Carlos improvement
company, with s25o,0oo in capital
stock, has been organized and in
corporated to do business in Ere
mont, Custer and Pueblo counties.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-05
Bids for Coal and KindIing.

Bids will be received by the
school board up to Saturday, Octo-
Der 7, for furnishing coal and kind
ling for the schools of district No.
2, for the present season. Call on
or address B. A. HAcKETT,
Oh mn. Com.