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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-31
Strike In Jumbo.

According to tne ia5ts5 aeyei0pments
Al O'Brlen Uf Gold Hill and his part
utre have a good thing in their mine in
DO district. They have been work-
ing there for u year without hudiug
anything until a few days ago when
they struck d ledge from which they
have obtained ASSAYS going IS cents
per ton in gold, SIC IS in silver aud 40
per cent copper. The value OF this
discovery may be realized when copper
ore that is going > per cent Per ton is
now being worked at u profit in Utah.
The gold and silver il JUMBO ore will
pay the cost of transportation and
smelling if shipped to the Selby Smelt-
ing Company for reduction. The de-
velOpment work SO far consists OF d
tunnel cutting the ledge. A station
has been opened in the center of the
lodge going into the mountain and
preparations are being made at once 10
sink. The owners of the property are
AL O'Brien of Gold Hill, w H. Kent
Of this city and George Schissler OF
Carscn.-Report.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-31
Oh TUESDAYS DAILY.
ownsendisms.

H. Ii ,.'i that myriads Of large but
@ora'oF ''4Ye appeared on the Tioga
Meadows. many Of them being d foot
o. move, aorOss the wings aud some few
Of gi@lt no - two feet from tip TO tip,
sc %r" t0!d. A naturalist would be
happy ",.o.e now.
VL" ~3"Comohilo fever IS Spreading
aud ire microbes of the disease will
500 rtach Mono county. The horse
tha> loses his job by the new-fad car
riaoo viii porchance take his revenge
!. tb~ foru Of beef, aud do his best
@.c} lrr II She stomachs Of his evictors.
il ~au francisco woman, GO Years Of
age "nd hiss had II children is suing
millionaire Boardman for d for tune for
.'trjnin& With her Affections" which
ny dis & me must be tougher than an
ar1CY .=,.l tractors couscieuco, e
Ou1 =. c9t-moaDhed girls ana women
are "opvoaensjve that the impudent
''@ls.'.,. aag" will invade this town
ANT nor->. his vocation. So he will, if
he baon, anything. He II fad no
such luscious aIluremert> elsewhere.
Fu&, .G..r all, it is only tn .ttle beetle
Ahot cay be- found undor the bark Of
broe~ ana on frewood. Il resembles
The familiar bedbug, though somewhat
larger aoG q pronounced brunette"
Shortly after be osculates the victim
looks ~ if she had been blowing a
lr0mbura for q month.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-31
The Comstock Share Market

The past week has been very duh in
the t"un~tnck mining market. This is
due III II large n.ctSure to the unsettled
condition of affairs in regnd to- The con-
telnplttcd changes in the methodS If
WoI~lrg tie mines. The contract for the
supply Of cheap power has not yet been
~ "+e, '"lf il r12> -" let at ANY mnmnrt
NOW, when the committee in charge Is ia
possession of he necessary data to ana
oIe 1t l0 ACT safely with II du3 regard for
!uurc contingencies. In a ease Of this
KIN I, "H"ahe a.jota ~lowlv'' j. a good
motto, and white tie Gtlav may ha onarz
"Ns for tn" NJ 'tmo',t, it is the safest policy
IN tho l"uG raw. Everything is now
ready II begin r~ro~S-cutt,Ig on the 1900
level of Con. N'.-Vjrsinia, and thus has
SER 81 L. ike one - the sJoc< fer ~ome
5'y" past. Wo.k Is }ejt1g pushed in tile
md&le Mi3o~, ani PotoNl ms been d
strong and u"tIVe feature of TIE market.
Eeving w HE HnjghtprinZ ~t.ck~ ia good
shape. S'mp at the Suuth-end 81 res
have I"okr,l frmcv "f lat. ana Il di~no-
~jti"n = apparent nt the lrArj of deaters
to liNe them ZIP q, thu present depressed
valuations for q turn. Business, while
quiet with the commission houses. las
picked mp . iiltlo toward the close OF The
week, and ou the VIII ,'e the >ilsa.iuu Is
remarkably heaHhy, both her, aud at
Virginia cl|y.-S. Z. News Letter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-31
Prisoners Entertained.

Saturday afternoon Prof. John 2.
Meakin of Salt Lake, who is in Carson
in the interest of the Woodmen of the
World, visited the Nevada State Prison
and after inspecting the various de-
partments Of the prison entertained
the inmates for an hour or mor with
recitatious aud songs. His selections
were highly interesting TO the unfor-
Inmates who appreciated the kindness
hat prompted him to devote so much
OF bis valuable time TO them and they
we're p~rofuse In their thanks for the
treat
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-31

The side-track at the c. &C. shaft
u helug but in repair in order to per
NIT the hauling of ore and twenty
ore cars are IN the Ophir tres'lc in
readiness for the first shipment Of
Con. Virginia rock.-Report.
The gravel mines in Mazourka can
Won, Inyo county, are to be developed
by a tunnel :, 900 feet in length to reach
bed rock on the bottom OF the canyon,
The owners have ample means at their
command.
AS the day for the relay race ap-
proaches more interest is felt Ia the
matter and it is a sure thing that a big
crowd will be- in attendance when the
time comes.
Davis 4 Farrer have their show
window filled with some very artistic
pictures. They are dainty pieces Of
art and we'll worth inspection.
DR.. Will L,kens. who has been
spending a few days with his folks
returned to San Francisco last even-
ing.
The editor ~ the Golconda News says
he will vote the straight Republican
ticket hecausf. a woman whom he dearly
tovs$' want him to. That's a better
reason than mast men can give for voting
to Sustain hanra rule in these United
States Of North America-Journal.
There will be special rates on all of the
railroads in the State for persons who at
tend The State Fair at Reno during the
week commsncin Sept. 18th.
0. Bertrand has discovered q rich sill
yer Ledge between the Wh..s Mountains
and Pison Scitch. Six INCA are en-
ployed.
Geo. Brysor leaves for a trip to
P%lacerville today. VIA tuc kingsbuty
grade.
Treasurer Warburton Of Nye county
has purchased the Belmont and Sodsville
mail contract. T. II. Warburton will
drive h stage.
The car load OF watarmelons received
by J. Kelly & co. are being so.u rapid
ly as they are the right kind for this
hot weather.
The following appears in the list OF
pensions granted: Restoration and in
crease-George w. YandelI, dead. Carson
City, 50 to Sl2. Widnw's-Laura E. Yam
dell. Carson City, IS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-31
Interesting Lecture.

Lest evening at Odd Fellows Hall,
Professor John T. heakin addressed a
largo audience. His discourse was I'M
der the title of 'Progrcss and Frater-
nifty" lie is q master ia his line and
the lccture was one of the most euter-
salclpg over given in our city. He
handles The question of Fraternity III
the most complete manner, dealing
with il ss the cord that binds all civil
ization together and eXplsins It's history
from the day that history was made.
His lecture vas one of the most in
structtve ever given here and everyone
who heard it felt that the evening was
spent 10 good advantage,
The Professor is the General Or
ganizer of the Woodmen of the World
and by his presence here = number of
members have been added to The Or
der. II the people would but live &C
cording to his teachings the world
would be better in every respect. AT
ter his instructive lecture he gave a
number Of character sketches, and be
handles them az an artist. His vi it
has been generally appreciated and We
hope TO see him here again at no dis,
taDt q te,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-31
No Further Prosecution

q. s. District Attorney Summerfield
received last evening q letter from the u.
s. Attorney General stating that the mat
tor of the criminal proceedings against
Frank B. Carson, A. Z. Merriw Gather and
Annie Eagan, charged with assaulting
Indian Agent Mayhugh, had been re-
ferred to the Secretary of the Interior
The Secretary advised that in view of
the changes contemplated in the force of
the Western Shoshofie - 5~ervation, fur
Their criminal prosecution of the parties
was not desired. Consequently the mat
ter will not oe taksn before the =. g..
grand jury and the prosecution will be
dr~apped.-Journal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-31

Professor join /. Meakin, organ
lzer Of the Wo0dnen of the World,
departed for his hofn- at Salt Lake
City last evening, The Professor
made many frien1s during his stay III
this city, many Of whom were at the
depot to wish him a happy journey
home.
1t is stated that Capt. DeLauar cap
~italist, has virtually completed the
purchase of the Bully Hill copper mine
for a sum approximating $4,000.
Smelters are to be built and ten miles
of railway constructed to connect with
the Southern Pacific, and when the
works are in full operation over LOCO
men will be employed.
Two children wandered from their
homes in Winnemucca and had the en-
tire community out hunting them.
The wanderers were found at their
respective homes after the hunt for
them had been abandoned.
A passenger car en- the MOO. was
derailed Monday, tearing up the track
for a couple of hundr red yards, No
one was injured, although the a was
crowded with passengers.
Water will soon be SO scarce in the
river at Dayton, Lyon county, that
the Pierson and Davis mill and cyanide
plant will be compelled to close down,
The August number of the "Puri-
tam contains q picture OF Baroness
Won Nimptsh, formerly Miss Bouton OF
Reno, New.
Miss Freda Henchel was attacked
with a fainting spell at the depot
last evening and was removed to her
houe.
Nearly a year after his death, the
pension of the late John Hibbitts Of
Elko has been increased FROM Sc to
per month.
Mabel Benedict of Washington. Z
c., has been appointed a teacher il
the Nevada Agency Indian School.
Prof. Wood and vie, who have bee,
visiting Gov. Colcord and family, de
parted last evening for their home in tn,
East.
Ed. Walsh returned yesterday irou
a visit 10 Sau Francisco.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-31
Case Of Sunstrok-.

While engaged in stacking hay yes
tarday forenoon at the farm three
miles east of Reno, Charley, the son of
}. Gault, wac overcome by the heat.
He climbed down from the hay wagon.
walked Z few feet and fell forward on
his face, unconscious. His brother
Dan carried him to the house, where
he revived somewhat before being con
veyed to town, where he was placed
under the care of DR.. Thoma,-Jour-
nal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-31
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.
Death Of Judge Bowman

Atan early hour Yesterday morain,
JUDGE John Bowman, a Nevada pjonet?
and an old resident of Reno, nassaa
.wav into the world hevood. r.. had
suffered for wears from asthma, which
was the cans4 of his death. Daceased
was . native Of Tennessee and was =
wears of aoe at the time Of hi, death.
In 1874 he arniorated from Illinois tn
Gvirr mo,tIv in I'll Do..-o
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-31

A heartless eastern editor asks the fol-
lowing conundrum: Ii a man should
wear his p%antaloons so long that when
over he appeared on the street he should
be obliged to reach around behind n
grab the slack or basement n hold them
up, wouldn't the ladies laugh?
The alarm of fire lsst night was caused
by a telephone wire becoming crossed
with the fire alarm SYSTEM When the
cross occurred Dick Hoskin, who was as
sisting in putting up the telephone wire,
received a severe shock aud INDUCED in
all sorts Of buck and wing dancing be
fore ne could let go Of the wire.-En
terprixe.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-31
Bad Wreck

Another bad wreck has occurred on the
s. T. f. Il. in Nevads-this time near
Clark's station about 25 miles east of
Reno. In some unaccountable manner
the engine was thrown from the track
turning it completely around and upside
down. The engineer, Arthur Reel was
instantly killed and the fireman badly
injured. No passengers were hurt.
This is about the tenth accident in this
section of Nevada and there must be
something radically wrong. Either the
track is unsafe for want Of proper ballast
or the sections are not properly taken
"a re- IT.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-31
The Hcrse Sale.

Yesterday the horses that have been
~impounded by the Sseriff WAS sold at
public auction. The quality was poor
and brought $3.50 for nine head and
four colts. A number were taken into
camp by the boys and they will be respect
fully returned 10 the pound after landing
the boys in their efforts to bust" these
bronc0s.
The sheriff Will continue his raid on
thes3 tramp OF the equine family and
should Il horse of more refined manners
mix with the rahhle it will cost theowner
lar for each subsequent day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-31
Laying Corner Stone

Wednesday afternoon q special train
left Reno containing about rs Mascns
who went to Wadsworth to assist in lay
ing the corner stone of the new school
building. The ceremonies were very i'm
pressive.
Among those who Hent from Carson
were p. A. Doyle, &. n. Noteware, Joe
Plat, VIM. Anderson, Adolph Jacobs,
Geo. ellison, ]. p. Woodbury. and NJ. A.
Murphy. They returned on their special
at a late hour and report a glorious time.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-31
Ciossd Down

The giving out Of the coke supply has
caused the temporary closing down of
the reduction works. They will be
started up again, however, az SOC az the
coke rsplenishmcnt can be accomplished,
which will probably be in two Or three
weeks.-Journal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-31
Bought a Mine

G. L. Taylor and J. NJ. Fulton of Rene
yesterday bought Of Samuel Hunt, Orin
Bennett and =. d. 1hacker of Humboldt
county, d magnificent anthony mine
seventy miles north of Winnemuccs, iu
Humboldt cuuuty. There are 2O,0O0.0G0
pounds Of high grade antimony ore In
sight. The purchasers will comimencs
taking out ore Tor shipneut at once
Gazette.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-31
Cood Work.

Walter Chedic has had the brick
pavement in the rear Of his butcher
shop transformed into . concrete yard.
The work is excellent and greatly i'm
proves the property. 1t Is the head
work Of Ed Williams AMI Nudge Mara
and they invite inspection. Anyone
contemplating laying concrete walk
wiz do we'll TO consult these gentlemen.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-31
Low Water.

The river last evening was lower than
we remember ever seeing it. There
was hardly enough water flowing to
water a horse aud the pond above the
mill company's dam above West street
lacked two feet of reaching the top of
the structure.-Gazetse e.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-31
Fine Samples.

Joe Platt, the Pioneer clothier has
lust received a handsome line of fine
samples and Invites inspection FROM
those wishing an up-to-date suit of
clothes. The prices are moderate,
the quality the huest and the ht pet
feet.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-31
Fined Fifty Dollars

CrittenGon Thornton, formerly Of New
ada, while acting as attorney in a divorce
case in San Francisco, became iucensed
ut his opponent, Lawyer Collins, for
charging him with asking , lady witness
IAN ungentlemanly question: Crit.
smashed Collins in the face, and the latter
retaliated. The Court found Thornto,,
guilty of contempt Of court II hnsd
tttn ufty dollars.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-31
Will Lay the Corner Stone.

The Grand Lodge of Nevada, r. and
A. NJ, will lay the ooruer stone Of the
new public school building At Wads-
worth next Friday, All of tho Grand
On1cers will probably DE in attendance
besides q large attendance Of members
from different parts of Size State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-31
Will Gravel Yards.

Eoadmaster McKenna Of Wads-
worth was bera this week completing
arrangements for crawling the Love-
lock railroad yards. He stated that
short time and rapidly pushed so com
pletion. rhe main and side tracks
will be raised six inches higher than
at presens aud that depth of grave
placed throughout the yards. Tw"
work trains will be engaged in the
work. -Lovelook Tribune.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-31
Death Of Leutgert

Joliet, H., July 27-Adolph Leutgert
the wealthy Chicago sausage-maker, who
was serving u life sentence i'll the peni-
Tertiary here for the murder of his wife,
Was found dead in his cell today. An i'll
quest will be held to determine whether
he killed him elf or died Of heart dis
Ease.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-31
Born

In Cherry Greek, July %, 1899, to
the wife of DIR. J. A. Ascher, a son,
Miss Ascher was formerly Miss Josie
Kelly of this city,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-31

Ticket ID, SAT won the fne $40 cloct
1t the Emporium LAST night.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-11
salem Improvements.

Planking for a new sidewalk has oe'h
placed along South Commercial street
from Leslie and Mission on the we,'
side The piece OF walk is much
needed improyement and will be appre-
ciated by all who live in South salem.
The new planking for the Commercial
street bridge il being placed on ihe
ground and work at relaying the ho''
will begin soon, which was mnch
needed Improvement 20 one Of salem :
most used bridges. ,
The laundry building Of the blind
srnool has been novel to New fark ana
the building from which ii va detached
/. being remoieled aud fixed up'
EM. Croisan d. building hne he"
residence on Church street.
Mrs. John Holman is building a nus
n.v residence on the lct adjoining Der
r..il.pe. II will cost about t2'o"'
AB. Buren Is making some impro''
nent. on t.e LeyeQur properly "n'''
, he recently purchased,
The e.. ~. johnson residence h'' ''''
.,iyen some improvements in the 'ii'i" %
peW roof and other work
De. smith has completed a '''''-
n. Fifteenth street. The huii''ns '7
about fl2o.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-11
MARION.

Thrcshing Is about all done aud the
farmers are preparing for another crop.
Grain is generally in better condition
than expected.
John Scott oiSalcm was in town Mon
day.
Rev. b. T.. IIinshaw and wife went to
Springfield Monday to make visit
with their son II. 4, Hnshaw aud fam
ily, IL. A. has the agency Of the :. H.
office at the above place.
All. Cornellous has leased his farm
to Mr. Lendgren and moved TO Jeiier'
and Mr.. Lengren is moving ON the farm
John Walker has rented NJ. 5. Nortons
farm and has moved in 10 Mrs. Trash =
house here in town.
Earl Fread is selling his property here
and will start soon 10 Colwell, Idaho
where he intends making his future
home. Mrs. Fread has rented her farm
10 Mr.. Tracy and with her son Herbert
will move 10 Salem soon,
II. IL. Rutherford is expecting 10 60
IN California in the near future.
will Rutherford is expected 70 return
home from the Eastern states in few
DAYS. accompanied by his sister who
will visit with relatives here for while,
Ed McCann has purchased sma'l
tract of land of G.. w. Epler adloin-
ing town, on which he is erecting
nice little residence and will soon be al
home. and enjoy all there is 10 be iouna
in a bachelors life.
The :. p. Company's Carpenters be
gan work ON the new house Tor lh'
section men on Monday and the old de-
lapidated she'll that has been eye sore u
the people of Marion will he thing o.
the past.
Mrs. Dosier and family are going Z.
remove to Turner in a few days lne.
are looking daily for Mr.. Dosier hom'
from the gold fields 90 Alaska az i'
landed in Frisco few days ago
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-11
PIANOS, ORGAN AND SEW NC
MACHINES.

AS now is the time when many atC
thinking of buying pianos, organs aud
sewing machines, | take this me'hud
To remind you that you have with you
an old iealer In these lines, VIM maReS
IL "A study 10 buy his goods su he can
meet all advertised prices uu the Same
goods. In the sewing machine line
persons that come To my store and see
What prices machines can be bought
for, buy here Others, tud, send,
but not near So many as used tC de-, be-
cause 50 many salesmen they tax tu
charge 50 much more than they eau
get them by sending for them. ! have
IN stock hish arm, ,self-threading shut.
tie, ali attachments, l.drawer, oak
table, sewing machines tOtSl5 tu $500
You do not take any risk seuding uf
depOsiting your cash. You can see
the machine and sew on u before you
pay Tor 10. Figure your prices adNer-
Used aud freight and you Will see |
am from 81 TO $3.50 cheaper than those
prices. one example: My gain on
shipping n single piano. have nos
on the road car Of pianos, unhuXed
packed in car, at the rate Of sl.1O u
hundted; price ot box, 81 at the iac-
tory; weight Ot buX averages 30
pounds, at 81 "A bundled is $40; weight
OF piano In box 800 pounds, at 81,
makes S2i. AZ the rate OF Sl.6O makes
80 90 "A difference on the piaLu ~ box
| uf Sl4, ,4C making u total difference oi
| s. plus $40 plus Sl4.4O Or S2B,iO | save
/ no cacu piano, a very fair profit uu
each piano aud large saving on a car
/ load.
could dll this entire paper full OF
names of parties That have bought
either "A plane, organ or sewing ma
chine FROM me. | will give you IN,
names of six only VIZ; Prot, W. G
| nawley, Geo. At MYer, DR.. w, u
Byrd, Father Z. Placitus, OF MI
Angel, Sol Durbln and Mrs. L. II
Hinges. From these professional met
aud ladies VIM are good Judges. yoI
have evidence that they found ml
stock a. good and as cheap Of cheaper
than any other place.
As these people have found u e
their advantage t0 buy from me, vii
not you also?
la short, | buy aud sell my goods a.
cheap and che0per than any outside
manufacturer or dealer can possibly
lay down "a single shipment Of a piano
organ or sewing machine.
GEORGE &. WILL,
No. 23l Commercial street, Salen, up.
pusite Bush bank. B-ls q Nv
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-11
Deafness Cannot BE Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There Is only one way tocure deafness,
and that is constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an iullamed con-
ditiOn OF the mucous lining OF the
Enstachian Tube, When this tube is
inilamed you have a rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing aud when IL is
entirely closed. Deafness is the re-
suit, aud unless the inflammation can
be taken.out and this tube restored TO
its normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out OF
ten are caused by Catarrh, which is
nothing but an inllameu condition OF
the mucous surfaces,
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hairs Catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lars, free.
F. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hairs Family Pills are the best.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-11
Notice to Bridge Contractors
and Builders.

Notice is hereby given that the
County court for Marion County, ore.
gou, requests bids from contractors
and builders TO orepair the joint county
con- bination bridge over the Santiam
river between Marion County aud
Linn County near StaytOn, Otegun,
and repair aud refill the same with
new timberS above the mcdle beams,
IN accordance with the plans ani
and Specifications on file In the uliiCe
Ut the County Clerk for Marion
County, Oregon. and also on Tile In
the Office ~ the County Clerk for Linn
County. Oregt n, and notice Is hereby
further given that the County Court
Tor Marion County will meet on Wed
nesday the 18th day Of Octuber, 1899,
az the hour Of three o'clock y. IN, at
the County Court roOm Ia the County
CUurt House In Salem, Oregon, To open
and consider said hid, AT which said
time and place the County Court for
Linn County, Oregon, Is hereby re-
queSted to jIin and consider the said
bids and the matter OF repairing the
said bridge.
The right Is reserved 10 reject any
ana all bids. A certified chequc raY-
able to the order ~ the County Clerk
for Marion County, Oregon tuf i've
per cent Of the amount bid is also ~
quired tp accompany each bid II e
successful bidder will be required To
execute bond for the faithful per
furmauce uf the contract. The con
tractor tu whom the contract may be
awarded shall he entitled To use so
much OF the old sttingerS for tlpurinv
-
for tuat purpose,
Done this 9Th day ~ Octeber, 1899
W W HALL,
Cmuly Clerk for Marion County Ore
guu. Oct 6-d&w ?w