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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-12-15
FIGHTING WAS DESPERATE.
Further Details of the Battle of Mag
ersfOntefn.

ersfOntein.
MODDER RIVER, Cape Colony. Dec. II.
"Details gathered here by a representa-
tive of the Associated Press among the
wounded British and Beers give some idea
of the desperate nature of the fighting at
Magersfontein. The Highlanders did all
the most gallant troops in the world could
do. but 1t was impossible to face the terri
BILE fire Of the Beers. The British artillery
again saved the position and divided the
honors of the day with the Scots. The
batteries worked four hours under a gall
ing rifle fire.
possible for the burghers to have es-
capped fearful loss. One Boer prisoner said
a single lyddite shell killed or wounded
over seventy. and that two other shells
burst over two bodies of Beers ensconced
behind the range. doing fearful damage.
While the Guards were advancing OF the
plain which the Beers were shelling from
the adjoining ridges they encountered and
cut up strong Boer picket posted on a
hill for the purpose of observation. All the
members of the picket were either killed.
wounded or taken prisoners.
All agree that the Beers fought through
out with the utmost gallantry. Their
sharpshooters seldom missed the mark A
Seaforth Highlander says that while he
was lying wounded on the field he saw
Boer of typical German appearance, fault
lessly dressed, with polished top boots,
shirt with silk ruff1es and a cigar In his
mouth, walking among the ant hills pick
ing off the British. He was quite alone.
and it was apparent that from the fire.
quent use he made Of field glasses that he
was singing out officers.
Another wounded Boer says that lyd-
dite shell fired on Sunday fell in the mid
die of an open-air prayer meeting held to
offer supplication for the success of the
Boer arms.
All the wounded are full of praise for
the treatment they received from the medi-
cal department on the battlefield.
BOer Losses Probably Eight Hundred.
MODDER RIVER, Dec. 13.-Ambulances
started early yesterday morning under a
flag of truce to collect the wounded and
bury the dead who fell at Magersfontein.
Brigadier General Wauchope. who led the
Highland brigade. was found dead near the
trenches, shot in the chest and thigh "A
few wounded were found near the trenches
Several wounded Beers were taken TO the
British hospital. The side of the hill and
the immediate neighborhood of the Boer
trenches showed dead bodies all about. One
wounded Boer informed correspondent of
the Associated Press that their loss was
terrible. The whole Scandinavian contin-
gent was destroyed. Judging from informa-
ton cleaned from the Boer wounded and
from prisoners taken in different parts of
CONTINUED ON SECOND PAGE.)
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Escape of Winston CburcsiIi.
L0URENzo MARQUES. Delagoa Bay,
Dec A--Winston Churchill. the newspaper
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Forty OF the Enemy Killed and
wounded, while the British Loss
All Told Was but Ten.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-12-15
GEN. METHUEN's CASUALTIES
OVER EIGHT HUNDRED OF HIS MEN
KILLED OR WOUNDED.
Many Omcers I'm the Lfst-Further De-
tails Of the MagersfOntein Re-
puIse-Escape of Churchill.

LONDON, Dec. 15.-A special
dispatch received here from Wee
nan, Natal, dated Dec. IL, says
the Ladysmith garrison has made
a sortie and destroyed the Modder-
spruit bridge.
A dispatch from Frere camp,
Natal, dated Dec. 13, says: "Fir-
ing can be heard this morning in
the direction of Colenso and an ar
tillery duel is expected to-day"
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BRITAIN WAITING TO HEAR FROM
THE COMMANDER-IN-CHI
He and His Army Supposed to he Try
ing TO Cut a Road to Ladysmith
Through the Boer Forces.
ANOTHER sORTIE FROM LADYsMITH
BY GEN. WHITES TROOPS.

The Modderspruit Bridge Reported
to Have Been Destroyed by Part
Of the Garrison on Dec. IL.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-18

The following prices are being offered to
The producer by the local dealers for de-
livery n round lots on the dock or in the
Grain-oais. sz7az7o; barley. s.zsoaa.
wheat. chicken feed, SlS.so; bran. SIS;
HAy-Puget sound, ssa7; Eastern Wash
inston timothy. Nl0il50. alfalfa. = per
toA
Esgs-Ssrictly fresh ranch. lsN61sa4c
Butter-Fresh ranch. 120lsc: creamery.
Poultry-Chicksns. live. I30i3.sc.
Live Stock-Choice beef cattle, cows. 20
NC: stsess. 4i395c; choice sheep. 4ssS1sc:
good logs live. &c: hogs. dressed. SIC;
calves. dres.ed, large. &C.. small. &c: calves.
live, large, 4c: small. &C.
HiAes. Pelts and Wool-Heayy sound
salted steers. over - lbs, Sc: medium.
sound. per Id. TIC: light, sound. under IS
lbs, 7c, cows, sound. all weights. &c, stays.
bulls and oxen. +nSc: sailed kips, &c:
calves. per ID. Sc: green hides. lc less than
sAited; dry hides. per ID. l2c: dry cuifs.
one-third less: summer deer. par Id. 220
a.; winter deer, dry, l4aISc: papery deer.
sG1sc: dry elk, S0loc; green elk. 4Q5c;
sheep pelss. 33s0c. shearlings. 15025c;
Eastern Washington wool. Sc; Western
Washington wool, lee, dirty or timber
burned, Zoe; talIow. 2,s0sAc
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fhersat 70 The highess and best bidder fcF
9Th, eli ths assEss OF the said Webb =
Company. corporation. NOT remaining IN
ia n s.a. :. rscs,ver sas.ses; Tie s1o g
Of the above ent3tled court. ia accordance
With the order u said court. above referred
The property which YIN Be soM By me
g ne time and place aforesaid % described
= fo'0~s n Eat; pnoprnry
An inseseE q the nd webb Z Com
pany. corporation. and 81 the UNDER
signed. 9 receiver. in and to the follow
sts ss s sI ss ss s e & n.yn.ra.
Plat Of the town. now city. Of Seattle.
The vest half OF the northeast quarter.
and the northwest quarter OF the sou.heast
c q rang. " vest. W. Il. consain,ns -
acres mers or less. Mason county.
The northwest quarter Of the soutnweN
quarter Of the southeast quarter Of sec.ion
w n. containing ; acres, Mason county.
The ss Su,h half e X, he . i.
northwest quarter Of section =. township
2 north. Of range east, W. u. containing
10 acres. In whatcom county.
and west half OF the southwest quarter Of
section =. township = north. OF range 9
east. w. n, containing ~ acres. IN skasit
An undivided one half OF the southeast
quarter Of .he southwest quarter OF sec
ton g: In township . north. Of range 8
Lots numbered %. a. a. q. ~ s and =
g q. q. 8 and 50. in block number I. In
East Seattle. King county. Ws.hinsion-
original town Of sidney. Kitsap county;
also two acres more or isns beginning 1t
the southwest corner Of ne north west
OF range 2 east, W. u.
Also lots numbered I az s. 8, ! and 8:
in block Is. Knob Hill Addition to town OF
Hf Il ana H. ia siost number
81 Washington Central Improvement Com
pany's Addition 10 town OF Kent. King
Lots numbered ana 9. In block number
tom. Also lots numbered /. . and ;. In
o' Lot. a nu M Sns and IN block s. and
lots and 10. In block IS. Anacortes. WASH
inEton.
Beginning Is rods north Of the southwest
corner OF lot .. section "a. township 2
30 feet: thence east 60 feet. more Of less
Shore Railway Company; thence south .
feet parallel to and along said right-of
way; thence west 80 feet, more or less. 20
the place Of bsginnins, the sane being %
county. Washington.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
One shingie mill at North Bend, Wash
tngton, consisting Of two hand shingIe ms :
chine4 saws, Setting. ffty-horse power
engine and boiler. dry kiln Of about ons
million shingles capacity. togerher with all
appurtsnances. situated on the SnoQualmis
river. on the Seattle 4 international Rail.
way Company.
One steel burgiar-proof chest. combina-
ton lock- AXIS inches outside and i1xi8
inches inside measurement.
Office furniture. consisting OF desks,
chairs, show cases, counters and all other
office fixtures.
Unpaid accounts for money due the sasd
inaoivcnt corporation and the undersigned,
AZ receiver thereof.
r. r. VAN TCYL.
Receiver Of webb & Company. = Corpora
ton. ss4 ,s,s
Date Of nrst publication. Mag 4. i9e
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STATE Of wsskinsscn. County -' OF Eins.
IS. Sheriff's Office.
BY virtue Of an order OF sale Issued out
e County the a Se s sy e. as1 Il xss
the clerk thereof, in the case Of The City
Of Seattle. plaintin. W: Louiaa Denny: 2
vestmsnt Association. Limited. corpora.
ton: James D. 6tandigh, Thomas r.
Ensminger Matilda 8. Holiowbush. Ed
ceiver ~ the Marine savings bank. cor
poration. Lake Washington Canal Com
pany. corporation: VIM. H. Durkhardt.
Savings q Loan Society. corporation. de-
PENDANTS No. 2s.sio and to me. a. sherify.
directed and delivered.
coed st 10 sell 10 the hishss bidder Tor cs ss
within the hours prescribed by law for
sherifYs sales. to-wit: At 10 o'clock a. m.
on the 81 day OF June, A. d. 1889. before
In the state o. Washinston. ali The right.
title and interest OF the said defendants In
and to the following described property.
to-wit.
eight ia, nine fs,. ten 90. eleven uD and
twelve t7), IN block forsy-two (<2l. OF D.
r. Denny's Home Addition TO the City Of
ton. together with all and singular the
teuerrents heredit smen.s and apuur-
senances thereunto belonging, levied on as
the property Of defendants. TO satisfy
dreA. fffy-four and sp-ioe dellars In favor
or ,laintiN and cost OF suit.
Dated this 2eth day q April, isae
A. T. VAN DE vANTER,
Rv r. III. BURKE. Deputy.
Attorneys: w. z. Humphrey and Edward
Won Tohel-
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NOTICE TO coNTRAcToRs-s.

NOTICE TO cONTRAcTORG-a 1870
opoe1 VIII be received by the a;afa
1eese of Audit and Control unffl =
gcsock q n. "wednesday, Nav Ath issS
snr the erection Of . new wing Al rhc
western Washington Hospital for the Yn-
9ne, Fort 6tetlacoom
:. cacn ID must Be accompanied by \ cor.
uned cneck In the amount OF $7.006 % As :
su ~ that the person or firm whose
eontract within i've days after the accept
nieh surety bond according 20 law. IT,
eeso bond to be sub1ec. to the Approval
of the State BOARD OF Audit and Consrol
oeaied proposals viii also be received ~
the same tims for ell plumbing for TIA
said wing. Each bid for plumbing unusf
b accompanied by a certified check In me
g0m or 100 - guarantee that the ~
eon or arm whose bid - accepted by Tie
hoard VII Sign contract within Ave DAYS
s s, the acceptance Of the. BID. and win
also furnish 2 surety bond according
% the approval Of the State Board OF
Audit and Control. AL bids must be adj
Creased to Ernest Lister, Secretary STATE
Board Of Audit and Control, Tacoma. and
marked "Prepoaais for Wing" or Pro
posals for Plumbing
The State Board Of Audit ana Control
deserves the right 10 reject any or ali
Plans and Specifications can be seen as
Building. or al the office Of John c. Proc
tor. Architect. Tacoma
STATE BOARD OF AUDIT AND CON.
troll.
BY J. r. ROGERS. Chairman.
ErneN Lister. Secretary
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State Of Washington for the County Of
King. In the matter OF the estate OF
Edward L. Nordhoff deceased. No $50
In Probate. ADMINISTRATIVE notice OF
sale OF personal property.
Notice II hsreey given that the under
eisneo ADMINISTRATIVE OF the estate OF Ed
ward l. Nnrdhoff, deceased, viii, At the
from, door Of the Bon Marche. az No. i4e5
Second avenue. in the city OF Seat tile.
county Of King, state OF Washington. on
the rs. day OF May. isse, At the hour Of 10
O'Clock o. m. sch ~ public auction TO the
h.shese bidder for cash. The stock Of mer-
chaadise belonging 10 said estate, contain
al IN the exsa hfishment known - the Bon
Marche. and situated ~ Nos. itss les Sec
end avenue. and ~ Nos. iis ana III Pike
street. in the city al Seattle. and also the
GOOD Will OF the business there conducted
Nv the dereden: At the time Of HE death
and sine. then by the adminissra.rix.
Dated THIS Issh dsv 81 May, Isse
JOSEPHINE p. NoRDHOrr
Administrators OF the estate OF Edward I.
Ncrdhefy. Deceased.
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IeeAI. NOTICES.

IL Tffr SUPERIOR COURT or THE
state ~ washsaSton, ia and for hins
sss4sntx pan.s, Mcclellan. psainstI. Va
weeh & Company. sef p1rs.iHh &c
sesdant Ne 81 ssd Notice es sAis 81
assets af corporation.
Nesire IL hereby xfvca that. pursasnt 20
sn order % TIRE seeys entitled eegTf sHsy
,naae ana entered GA the .sEsh day q lApTs
,Ss The anderSsS sssd- + Y Var Essls r.
.,ssSs, az gNe atevs rays~s webb 4 COM
many. A sarp0rxstsa. viii, AZ 70 nstcek ~
me forenoon vE Eas third day % aanf. a
n lSes a sse IVES: 4c'sr q tae hfAE eEssfatf
,.,artNssssan a. seattie NaSasr @trss. en-
poss fer sale at gsaaisr s.sesian, ana SCI
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General Quotations.
Fiour-Receipts. 1880 barrels: exports,
Is 30 barrels. 6tsadier on spring patents
and rather more active; Minnssots pat
Wheai~-Recelpts, $3.50 bushels. Hpot
arm: No. . red. szsc spot and 10 arrive Z.
o. b. ahoat. 5sSsc elevator. No, Northern
Duluth. sac {. 0. b. ahoat 10 arrive. OPP
vices ard later developed positive strength
on buiiish crop news; in addition to fur
Their reports Of chinch bugs. the Modern
Miller was quoted AZ estimating this years
wheat crop At 100 .0ooe coo bushels less than
last; shorts covered freely and the mar.
kes closed strong ~ s4MzAc net advance.
May. ss'3MlaAc. closed at 1sAc. July.
= ,s1s sls sc.s s,'s.d e sfe; s.ss.mesr
a7s1sc, closed At 1sssc.
Hops-pull.
HiAes-Firm.
CoHre-opfsans closed steady. Sales.
se bags including; June siac: July.
sebc August s.aec: September. sase: De
toher. Sc; November s.5or: December,
sssc: March, soc. Spot Rio dull and
sussr-Raw 6rm. Rshnea Arm.
Metals.
The nsasxst opened artet and ruled In
active pretty much ali through the day
In the absence Of news of stimulating
nature from the West and abroad. Prices
In the main were unchanged and the gem
erai situation auiet. AZ the close the metal
exchange called pig iron warrants quiet.
with sii,i2ss bid and esi-D asked: Lake
copper Ana at sis. tin dffi az sS5yE hid
and szS S. asked: lead very quiet. with
"a Is bid and asa asked speiter quiet At
Is q bid ard s. asked The hrake-s prsos
for lead 10 ~ @ ard for eepper ga.
81 9. g
Bosson stock Market.
BOSTON. May T.~-S7ossng:
Boston 4 Man 80 Parrot 80. .....g
Butte 4 Eosssn- -
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SEATTLE WHEAT nAnKrr.

sEArrLE WHEAT nAnKrr.
siaes.em. sc: nillins. No. eluS. so: No
oeueSSem. &C.
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA, May I7-wheat--There was
no Improvement in the local wheat market
s s0o.y. paaess are easy II SIC tor club ana
s. =
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND. Nay E.-wheat - walla
walls. Ss4os7c: valley. ssosssc; blue
SAN FRANCIsC0 Markets.
DReoastuRe.
SAN FRANCHCO. May l7-wheat had
nrner feeling. 6pot unchanged
Barley advanced for May option and
spot.
oass-sseady. with business quiet.
spot quotations were:
ssis. :ssl. ~ iaaS ;s:''e or ses .a Il
Wnsas- shipping. u.w for No / ana
Ss. ss- sasio; s1lisa Sess. il Nom
inal
oats-Poor to fair. sloei.x: good to
sno ' n.1oM; sEs; fancy feed. 0.!o: Eay,
Flour. quarter sacks a. 800: wheat. CEN
tails, 81. ~: do Washington, Liza: harley.
s Cen Al go 80; osss Masnrtnsson. Gsntals,
tatoes. sackS. An: oniona, sacks &l2:
bran. sacks. LII; middlings, sackA 10:
hay tons, iss; wool bales. ~: hides 2ss:
sSSS . na'1a' = ~'n'' gallons ~
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Inactivs: December. t1.1A
BAriey-lnActtve; December. sc.
S s9sn-iisg,s. < xs''0"' a,nsln
weol ana Hess.
Spring. Nevada. lO@l1c; Eastern Oregon.
SG13c: valley do. i3&17c; FALL Northern
mountain, 70ec; mountain lambs. s61Sc;
San Joaquin plains. 50sc; Humboldt and
Mendocino. sGdoc.
Hops-Crop Of 1893 1Sc.
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
MISUNDERSTANDING. N7e0: bran. sls0
Hay-wheat, H.scer; wheat and oet, s.
stock nominal: straw. per bale, ssqsec.
Potatoes--Eariy Rose. nominal; River
Burbanks. u.toG1 80; Oregon do, 8. OaI S.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G.b041.4es garlic.
new. 5@6c: green peas, N01. 30; string
beans. 467c per 10: tomatoes. u.s@s per
box; fancy asparagus, 81 7S62: egg plant.
lo9lzi:c: chill green peppers sQlsc
Strawberries. $3H0S: cherries, 8cMel per
box: oranges. nayels, S3,5063; Me1ican
lines. repack, N.NGE; common Califor-
mia lemona. Q0a. =; choice California lem
ons. 81. 5o63; bananas. 81 5o03M per bunch:
pineapplee. $1o4 per dozen.
Hutter-rancy creamery. l6lsc: do Sec
onds, lk3rQitc; fancy dairy. l&61&l4c; do
seconds, lns01S,4c; picked. nominal: hrs
kin nominal.
Cheese-New. sQloc; Young American, 10
e11c; Eastern, lA5Qabc.
EsEe.store. 1Hs9le{o: fancy ranch, II
@l8c; Eastern. nominal
Poultry-Turkey gubblers. l1ollc per 10;
turkey hens. l30llc: old ROSTERS, 1850
5: young roosters. 50; small brothers,
SQ4; large broilers. A5o06 50: kryers, 10
Z: hens, 84S 20: Cd ducks. q. S46 50:
geese q. 299- = per pair; old pigscnA a. q
E~AAAA~A =
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CHICAGO MARKERS.


CHICAGO. Nay i-e-Rsgorts of ser!oua
damage 20 9fowsrg wheat ~ bugs and
nsss pat traders IA szsIiish mood ~ the
s.ar. and xtth Ire exception 81 Q Gixhs
ssYoas shrs.g seas sne sesssan- Statement.
taAt CaafcrnaA wc2s6 ysss4 only aais Q
crrsp Attracted q good 6sAi Of attention.
July opansd 80 higher ~ 1he. decltAod
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW.


THE 4EATTLE MARKETS.
A hne shipment of bananas was received
on West street today and were in good de-
mAnd.
The markets are quiet bare OF California
gTeen stuff
Strawberries were scarce today, the
dealers being unable to have their whole
orders niied. The market was very drm 1T
yesterdays prices.
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70 slc: advanced to s19kc ana cicoo4 a. ~
The caah demand was slow aud rece1pts
were light
Corn 0soltnsd under liquidation owing -
favorable crop news and the emoarraee-
ed condition Of the cash txadA July DO
cfinod A4s4c- Prospects OF small deliveries
before August strengthened oata. but the
market fnaily weakened In sympathy with
corn. July cioaing shade hi90er.
in corn handicapped provisions Saipuents
small Pork left or with . loD Of S07s4c.
and lard and riho lost Sas6Sc each.
M 8 What.
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BY J. r. ROGERS. Chairman.
Erness Lister. Secretary

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-sseal bids
for the construction Of Science hall and
Ferry hall on the grounds OF the State
Agricultural , College and School OF
received II tho once OK the secretary up
70 o'clock q. M, june 5, 1883. Bids win
be received on each building separately
ned check payable to the secretary OF
the board OF regents must accompany
each bid - guarantee Of good faith,
go TO accompany bid for Ferry hall and
which amounts win be forfeited on fail.
urs te enter into contract u bid b ex.
o. and :,, ate. May % ,sss plan. and
once Of the secretary at Pullman. WASH
ington. or at the ofiice OF G.. W. Bul-
lard. architsct and superintendent. At
". f. Shields. a Psyton building. sps
kane Washington. or as the ONCE OF the
secretary Of the Chamber Of Commerce
q 0settles WashinEon. The board re-
: Tor further ipfWmstiou address E. A.
sBryas. pissldent4 Pullman. Washington,
Or q. ~ Builsfd. & architect. Tacoma.
xWasninssen.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed
grspoH W, aA Re r.sSsiy r,, by the STATE
O'clock :. m. wednesday,. May Aih. thu iss J.
amusemenS hall combined. at the WASH
: tngton Soldiers Home. near Orting
Each bid must be accompanied by a cer-
tiasd check IN tho smoun, Of $4,000 al
9varantee that the person or firm whose
6iA = accepted viii sign a contract within
Ave DAYS after the acceptance Of the bid
ana Win also furnish surety bond
according 70 law. subject to the approval
a the sfnte Board OF Audit and Control
All bfds must be addressed 20 Ernest Lis
ter. secretary STATE Board Of Audit and
Control. Tacoma. and marked Proposal
for Dsrmisosy ana Amusement Hail.
The state Board OF Audit and Control
reserves the right to reject any or al
bids.
Plans and specifications can be seen ut
the Office OF Ernest Lister. sW Equitable
Building. or ut the office Of c. A. Darmer.
STATE BOARD OF AUDIT AND con-
BY J. r. ROGERS. Chairman.
Ernest I.iseor Secretary.
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~ryy pprcK YARD AZ South Seattle;
have on As.d kin ef isa.fD haEia made
Nrses. will rontrae; 20 lay On ire wall as
l.w~st s>.fr~- Hrs~rA e JobNssa
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OFFICE or CONSTRUCTING QUAR-
termastsr Seattle. Washington. May II,
fsss-seaied proposals In tripIicate will
June Is rs isss and then opened a Ter con.
Point. near Seattle. Washington. Of the
so,ewn. sa,lains ac,s;s a.aos sets org
quarters. barrsek, | administration
building. guard house. auar,ermasser's
wagon shed. / chop. bakery. hospital.
set hospital Stewards quarters Plans
and specifications may DC seen and tuh
sn,, VIZ a,n ne 90 - she =" aaarss
rraster's office At Gar Francisco. Cal;
Pcrtisnd. or. and Spokane. washington.
.op pse
and addressed !. w. W. ROBINSON u"
Capt and A. Q, NJ.
OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUAR-
termanssr Seattle. Washington. May u:
iSs9.-~ssated proposals IN tr'phcafe viii
g sns .ss ns. epsnsa for the ccnsrad
tien Of water and sewer systems AZ MAG
noilA RsufY, washington. Fun iaf,.ma-
nee Y:nveicp%s containing proposals
should a,e intosssd Proposals for water
ard sewer Systems" ard addrsssd w
w Robinson. r.. Capt and A. u M
arAIrp PROPOSALS viii he received at
S s'a,ssa .. STATE. Assay once Al Seattle.
wasnIngtnn until II o'clock m. June
is;. lsaa and then opened. for all supnlies
REQUIRED for the Hseal year ending June
NJ 1870 IN accordance with schedules ana
.r.rtfs a,.ons copies of which. with
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