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The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
DIR. TALMAGE RESIGNS,

Washington. March 9.-Rev. T. Dewitt
Talmage. who has for the past four years
been pastor of the First Priest yterian
church of this city, today sent letter to
the session of that church, rendering his
resignation. 1t Ia the intention of Dr.
Talmage to continue his residence in this
city. He will devote most of his time to
literary pursuits.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
MINES FLOODED BY CAVE IN.

Lesdville, March "a cave-in today in
the flooded shaft of the Bonair mine OF
the down town group entombed Charles
Reuss and Burt Frye miners, in a drift
400 feet below the surface. A. b. Shep-
pard who was coming up the shaft was
badly injured. The entombed men have
signalled that they are alive by rappine
on the steam pipe and 1t is thought they
will be rescued
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
POLISH aWoMANs SUICIDE.

Bondsvills, Mass, March 9--Mrs.
Karoline Sypher, a Polish, woman. com
mitted suicide this evening. She had
been sick for several weeks and when
her husband came home tonight he
found her lying on the bed, her throat
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
DEATH OF MAINE MAN.

Minneapolis, Mimi, March 9.-Former
Mayor E. b. Babb died tonight. He was
born in Maine in 1884, served through
the civil war, retiring with the rank of
captain. He came to Minneapolis in
1869 and until the past year has been
engaged In business. He was promi-
nent macon.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
ONLY NAVY SAVED ENGLAND A
WAR,

London, March lO.--The Times, refer
ring sditorially to the statement of the
drst lord of the admiralty in the House
Of Commons, yesterday. says:
sit is betraying no state secret to affirm
that nothing but the strength of our navy
saved MS from having to choose between
the loss of what our arms had won In
the Soudan, and a war which would
speed y have cost 90 times wiisstwe spent
in avoiding itlP 4s1sq lay
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
JAPAN SUPPORTS CHINA.

London, March 10. The Shanghai COR
respondent of the Daily Mail says that
Japan is supporting China in her resis.
tance to the Italian demands for con-
cession at San Nun.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
CHINA MAKING BID FOR COM
MERGE

London, March 10. The Vienna oorre-
spondent Of the Times, says: China is
about to send commercial mis- ion to
the European and American trade centres
with view to the promotion of Chinese
commerce. II the mission proves success
full, the government proposes to found
Chinese trading firms in the great com.
merciai towns of the world.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
Billy MoGuNNIGLE DEAD.

Brookton, Mass, March 9.-william II.
Mot unnfgle,., formerly one of the best
known ball players in this section of the
illness this afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
rMBEZzLkR CAPTURED

Laredo, Texas March 9.--Bsshler, the
Walls Fargo express messengers charged
with absoonding from San Antonio with
$50 600 in his charge, was captured at
Bustalente, Msxico, today.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
NEW RIFLE RECORD.

New York, March 9-Ir Madison
Square Garden tonight Fred r. Ross OF
the Elite Rifle club of Brooklyn estab-
iished a worlds record at 1870 feet for 100
shots, scoring i494 out OF Q possible $500.
He scored 30 ,buliseyes. 49,
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
FAN NUN BAY NOT SEIZED.

Pekin. March 9.-The report that the
Italians seized san Nun ON San Nun
hay, which the Italian munster, Signor
Martino, had demanded as "a naval base,
andspo,ling ssstiongF is officially declared
unfounded. ..s.,sE -
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
THE TAX RATE.

The committee on ways and means to.
day voted to fix he tax rate at two and
three quarters mills on the dollar, the
present rate.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10

be .rctaiped BY tho state. Under the
present law towns and cities are given a
proportion Of ths tax equal 10 ono per
cent OF the took owned therein by re.
tanning this in the state treasury, Ar.
King snys s75.eoo year will no saved tn
the state.
wINDHAM, HARRISON & NAPLES.
The bin extending tine charter of the
windham, Harrison and Naples road, was
passed 60 be engrossed In the House today
under suspension OF the rules.
MIR. PLUMMER DOES MOI.
An echo OF the rumpus over the COM
mittee appointments was heard this morn
ing when Speaker Stetson announced that
MIR. Plummer ~ Portland declined to
serve on the ways and means committees.
AIR. Alelcher Of Portland was appointed
on the committee.
THE CAUCUS BILL.
Mr.. Rounds caucus bill, which be ex-
plaineti u shs Portland city fathers and
tried TO, get them to endorse, was intro.
1{ced in enc Senate today by Dir. Drum.
mond
WILLARD WILL STAY.
Mayor Reynolds's bailiwick will not be
sliced up The Willard movement was
ended today by unanimous report of the
committee on towns against setting it OF
from south Portland. An adverse report
was also made on the Old Orchard case.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10

A holy life has Voice; 1t speaks.when
the tongue Is silent and is either COR
slant attraction or q perpetual reproof'-
Hinton
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10

get the right advice at once and
stop taking chances. 1t will cost
you nothing for adviceif you write
to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn. Mass,
for it. and if you let the trouble
run along II will surely cost you a
great deal of pain and may mean
an operation.
MISS SARAH GRAHAM. Sherida
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10

According to our insanity returns, II
cases in |, 900 are caused by love affairs
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10

T%HE very word operation strikes terror to woans
SOUL
= Nearly always these operations become necessary
through neglect. 1850 tfs t--
the enses painful frequent and excessive
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10

Manager OF the United states Branch,
IL. L. BOWERS
Dep. Manager of the United states Br nch.
WEST POLLOCK
Asst. Manager of the United States Branch,
w. II. ECKER
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10

DIR. Bulls Cough >yrup has beea initiated
ge sure you get the genuine. DIR. John w
bulls Cough syrup. Price % cts.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10

statement United states Branch Janu-
AIRY LIST, 1899.
ASSETS, DECEMBER 81, 1898.
stock and bonds owned by the
company market value -.... 3,6l9,326.9 %
Cash In Company's principal OF
nee and in bank ..........,..., 2g3, 767 90
Interest due and accrued. 46,lT4.3S
Premiums III due course OF col
lection. ............,....... 312.I45 SO
All other admitted assets........ 1888 '.67
Aggregate OF all the admitted
assets OF the Company, at lheh
actual value .........,.-........s "a, 27a.365.44
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
NORTON & HALL.
AGENTS
OF THE
North British & Mercantile
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF London and Edinburgh,
Great Britain.

INCORPORATED IN 1909.
Commenced Business In United states
I'm 1866.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-21
syp MD HIM, BOYS"
sholay Spencer. who ESCAPED the Rope
e Rout, in Vest euttrie, in the CIT.

sholay Spencer. who ESCAPED the Rope
e Rout, in Vest euthrie, in the Cit.
Shorty sherman Spencer has re.
turned to Guthrie after travelling ali
over the United States. In early Gays
Spencer had a narrow escape in West
Guthrie, from beiug jerked to Jesus
He was holding down some lots near
the Noble avenue bridge for bis broth.
or inlaw, One night wlite caps ap~
pcared In masks. awakened Spencer
and put q rope around his neck ard
marched 10 a large walnut tree One
Of .he fellows yelled. "Up mid him,
boys" After consultation the white
caps agreed TO let him go free II he
would leave town. This was agreed
to and Spencer left town, but I'D
warrants issued for the arrest Of John
Metz, R.R. Carlin, Charlie Hunter and
Henry Wulff. These men were taken
before United States Commissioner w T..
NJ. Allison, and bound over TO court at
Wichita in the sum of 81 500. and af-
forwards the case was dismissed.
Shorty secured deeds to his lots and
departed. As it is now safe to live in
Guthrie, he has returned After Civ
ing the white caps binquet he will
engage in business.
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STATEHOOD PRIMARIES.

List OF Delegates Selected for the state
hood Convention.
There was large crowd at the court
DOM this afternoon: Joseph Wisby
was sele ted as chairman and A. NJ.
Fowler ana c. E. Horwig secretaries,
The following delegates were selects
ed 10 attend the statehood convention
on the 25th;
Guthrie-Joe Wisby, Ike Levy, Felix
Adler, f NJ Jay, w NJ Engart, A G c
Bierer, George Green, Horace Speed,
) e Seeley, 0 L Brooks, CIR Renfro,
II Pierson, w Ray, G W Perkins
John Carter. w S Smith, w II Camp
bell, Orlando; A. L. Housen, Antelope;
DR.. McConnehy, Mulhall; V Higgin-
botham, Springer; E Herwig Spring
err; Wm. Brown, Crescent; J S Soule,
Woodland.
The following committees were APP
pointed
Finance-Levy, Renfro, Adler, Wal.
lace, Painter.
Reeeption-Greer, Bierer, Seeley,
Engart.
observation-disclosures Greer, l. g
Niblack, Marshall Cravens, William
Barringer, Col Billings, E G Mills
kan.
On motion the meeting adjourned to
meet at Judge Green's Office next Mon
day night at 1880,
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THE CHURCH ES.

Plymouth Cong egational church.
Preaching services at II m. and 7;so
p. m. Su day School meets az 10 a
m. ard Christian Endeavor society at
$50 p. IN w. j Marsh, Pastor.
Union revival meeting-Methodist
Christian (Campbellites) Cemeopters.
Comernners, Baptists, Holiness. Once
in grace always in grace, DUAL err =.
and the others, as many as there be
that go to make up the 1l3 denomina.
tions OF christian believers All dav
Sunday Morning at / o'c ock, after.
noon at and evening at 1880. West
Guthrie Congregational church. Come
all, t"Dispising not the prophesyings
and quenching not the spirit"
The usual services at the Baptist
church tomorrow. DIR I N. Clark. of
Kansas City, Mo-, will preach morning
ana evening,
Trinity church, corner Noble and
Broad. Bird sunday Epiphaney. Holy
communion at a. m. Sunday school
at 10 a. m. Service and sermon at II
a, m. Evening service and sermon at
1880 p. IN. Wednesday, ST. Paul's day,
holy communion at 1890 a. m. Fri
day service at 1880 p. m. Choir prac-
tice,
Presbyterian church, corner Noble
and Divisi n, Rev. w. G. Miles. pastor.
Morning rvice at IL o'clock, eve ming
service at 1880 o'clock. Sunday school
at 9:45 a. m. Junior Endeavor at 3 d.
m. Christian Endeavor at 6:sO %, M.
Every one cordially invited to attend
these services.
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bers that have the same effect on me
as II you would throw dipper of
water on that red hot stove. Steam
aud fog will rise, and what a scent
To be filed with spirit and love and
meet one of those old cold chu h
membe that will throw a dipper Of
cold SINFUL insinuations at v u, you
can't feel good. church that has
not had any conversions for six mon this
Is wrong, woeful, out OF order Let
us get TO work and have a great meet
ing. Six have been added to the
church Thus far, Bro. Boen stated that
baptism would be announced later,
He will preach both morning and
evening tomorrow. He will speak TO
the children tomorrow at three. All
parents should see that their children
attend the special meeting tomorrow.
Bro Boen will have something to say
to them that will do them good.
All under conviction of sin are In
vited to the children's services at the
Christian church at p. IN. tomorrow.
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Notice to the Superintendent, Teach
ers and Pupils and Patrons of the
Public Schools of Guthrie, Okla;
The board Of education, through its
officers and members, hereby gives
notice that it has not issued orders nor
authorized the superintendent of the
public schools OF Guthrie to make the
order, excluding pupils from the pub
lie schools of Guthrie
The board of education, at it's regu.
lar meeting, took steps through it's
Hoper committees to take such pre-
caution as might insure the public
safety, and are carrying out the orders
as rapidly as expedient, and hereby
notify the superintendent and teach
ers OF the public schools of Guthrie TO
permit all pupils to enter their proper
depaI tmeuls as usual and pursue their
gular studies until further notice.
TEAeUE RAY, Vice Pres.
Attest-FRANK A Il. LUCAS. Sec.
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The revival services of the Christian
church is now drawing large audien-
ces Bro. Boen knows how to handle
the people. He seems to have taken
his gloves off and in old fashion style
strikes straight from the ahoulder- lie
states that there should be diff renee
between a lodge and tn = church A
church should be a spiritual institu-
tion. Men go TO the lodges, go through
with the little ceremonies, pay their
dues, get up and go home. We come
to church, some Of us go through with
our little ceremonies, pay our dues and
go home. What is the difference II
there is any, / say ladies aud gentle-
men it is in favor of the fraternal in
sti utions, A better spirit prevails
there than in some OF the churches.
The church must be more than for
NAL institution. II must be spiritual.
When it is not spiritual it IA nothing.
Worse than nothing. l come in con-
tact with some so called church mem
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-21

The fifth annual convention of the
Oklahoma Live Stock Association will
be held at Woodward, Oklahoma, Feb
ruary II and Is, 1899. 1t promises to
be the best ever yet neld In oklaho ma
and a large attendance l. sssured. One
fare rate is given by the Santa Fe, the
Fort Wort & Denver and the Pecos
Valley railways from all points on
said lines in Kansas, Oklahoma and
the Panhandle of Texas, to Wood ward
and return. An excellent program
has been arranged. Secretary Wilson,
of Washington, is expected TO be pres-
ent, also Governor Barnes, and the
legislature OF Oklahoma. Specia lists
Of note on Southern Fever, Black Leg
and Lump Jaw will address the CON
vention. The work of the past year
will be carefully reviewed. All are
invited to attend and receive the ben
efits of this organization which so ably
represents the live stock interests of
the sOuth west
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-21
TOWN TOPICS.


Board and room 81 per week ct the
Cottage hotel.
Furnished rooms to rent at No. 4l7
North Division steret
The legislative headquarters are in
the lobby Of the Victor
For sale--Choice residence lots. Ap-
ply TO Mrs, Cora Grissell
Buy your blank books, stationery and
office supplies at Lilli'es drug store.
Visitors and lobbyists are always
welcome to meet their friends at the
VictCs.
Wanted at onee-Two good dining
room girls at the Capitol hotel. Good
wages paid.
Miss Bessie Barnes has issued invi-
tations for an "at home" on Tuesday
evening, next.
II you want to know how bills are
going to pass the legislature Join the
lobby at The Victor
Lillie's white pine and tar. Sure
cure for coughs and colds Every
bottle guaranteed. Try il.
Geo II. Willis the leading merchant
tailor of Guthrie, has had his store
room repapered and painted.
Best coffee at the Saddle Rock. Fish.
game and meats in every style. The
best short order house in town.
Toys and novelties, jewelry, fne
stationery, books. Prices way down
st LILLE & Co.'S.
Are you subject to severe colds {?
Wear chamois vest Sold by Lille &
Co. and guaranteed sure protection.
Continuation meal tickets 50 30 for
s2.75 at the Saddle Rock. Good also
ut the Cottage hotel. Second street,
opposite the land office.
The distribution OF the prizes at the
Cyclone will occur next Tuesday ev-
eniDg, January "a. ALI those holding
numbers should be on hand.
Lost-Light overcoat on the road
between Division street and the Samp
son farm cart OF Guthrie. IS reward
If coat is returned to Leader office.
Tod Upshaw, secretary OF the agri-
cultural college at Stin Sater under
the Renfrow administration is up from
Oklahoma City. He is now q promi'
nent Insurance man.
First church OF Christ (Scientist) will
hold services at the probate court room
Sunday At IL a. m. and at 1880 p. m.
Morning subject, Love; evening sub
jeet, The Time Birth.
Lost-A ladies' gold watch with
green enameled back inlaid with gold
stars, on Harrison or Oklahoma ave.
nue. Friday. Please leave at Coopers
meat market and receive reward.
There will be a meeting of the Roy
al Tribe Of Joseph al the Odd Fellows
hall this evening. limitations and in
stsllation OF officers for the ensuing
year will be part Of the program.
The graphaphone at the Cyclone Is
drawing large crowds every evening.
Captain Woodruff handles the ma
chine and gives an excellent enter
tainment free OF charge. Some of the
selections viii make you think you
are in paradise.
The cheerful idiot who is addicted
20 the habit Of greeting his friends
with q hearty slap on the shoulder is
having an exceedingly rocky time OF
IL these days. He hasn't been vac
cinRted himself, but he wears black
eye and broken nose. and he hasn't
IS many friends as he used TO have.
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CHEESEB0R OUCH
The Apostolic God OF the High school is
Epigrammatie.

The Apostolic God OF the High school Ia
Epigrammatie.
In his legislative sermon Wednesday
night Rev. Cheeseborough became
epiRramatic. Said he
There is no color line with God"
"See that Christ is your conductor
on this train OF life"
81 know coal oil from gasoline, and
/ know pleasure from sim"
''We have got some Ethiopian Phar
isees."
christianity is easy to profess, but
IL is hard to possess.
"Jesus was a citizen of heaven and a
neigh Dor OF the earth A"
If you don't believe me go over to
Kansas City, Kan, and ask the bish-
op."
Adam lived next door to God"
"You needn't go strutting up to
heaven WI h VIII SIX broom trying to
brush off SIN"
"A head full of education and not a
teaspoonful Of sense"
I'M arrs in the W nter time, girls; a
man IS pretty good to you when he is
first married; you will be used to hard
treatment by the next winter"
Telegraph to heaven and tell them
dead sinners alive"
"And the story telling; have to put
little flowers on it; I'd give a dollar TO
cali it plain lying"
I'm telling you likd it is; it's moth.
ing looking away from nothing"
"You have done lied until you run
down"
"I'd rather be home when I'm sick
and live on soup than be sick away and
get all the bananas the dagoes could
bring me TO eat.
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The Epworth League Chautauqua
Circle will meet this evening at 1880
p. m, at the home Of Rev. and Mrs. J.
ID, NJ. Buekner, at the NJ. Il. parsonage.
Lesson, Twenty Centuries OF English
History" chapter XI.' Subject "The
Later Tudors." Leader, Mrs. Beyers.
" Europe in the Nineteenth Century, I"
chapter Y T. XIII inclusive. From
" Dissented Italy to United Ger
many" Leader, Mr.. Emory Buclner.
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ANOTHER WEDDING.

Miss Nettie 4. Chew Welded TO Mr.. ~ II.
Futch, of Guthrie.
Yesterday evening, In Gainesville,
Texas, Miss Nettie Chew and Mr. d. Il.
Futch, OF Guthrie and formerly OF
Honey Grove. Texas, were joined in
marriage. They arrived this afternoon
in this city. where they will visit for a
few days and later 20 to Guthrie 70
make .heir home. Miss Chew is well
known here and her nosts Of friends
wish her much happiness. Mr. Futch
is prosperous cotton buyer, who has
been buying cotton at Guthrie and at
this place Times Jnurnal.
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Personal MENTION.

J. ID. Burk came ia today.
John Moore is in the city.
p. NJ. Randall is over from EMO.
f. A. Dewitt is here from Dallas,
j. II, Rohrs is here from Chicago.
E. E Balm, Of Chicago, Is in the city.
W c Newland is here from st. Joe.
Mcclure Kelley, OF Dallss, is in tn.
city.
b. f. Nihart is up from Oklahoma
City.
o. D. Halsell is up from Oklahoma
City.
Rober: Williams is down from Wi
ehita.
Postmaster Ed Greer is down from
Win6eld.
Sheriff Frank Rhinehart is in Texas
on official business
Henry Morgan, one of Franklin's
real nice clerks, has returned from
Kansas.
Superintendent F. Il. Dolan, Attor-
I ney +. w. Bentley and Trainmas'er ].
f. McNally went south today in Mr..
Dolan's private car,
Prof +. H. Umholtz who occupies
the chair of Eoglish literature at the
Edmond normal, was a visitor of Sup
erintendent Hopkins office today.
President Murdaugh. of the Edmond
normal. is no. a tending his school
now. His son has the measles and he
is hiding out till the boy gets well,
Taz NJ. Upshav, of Oklahoma City,
Is In the city. Taz is agent for the
two territories for Trezevant & Coeh~
run, of Dallas, Texas, the second
largest insurance agents in the United
States.
Arthur Wharton, one OF the editors
Of the Perry Sentinel and secretary OF
the Territorial Sunday School Associa-
tion, came down this noon after iegis-
lation for his society, Arthur is a
good boy.
II. w. Morey, OF Sedalia, Mo-, dep
utg organizer of tho Royal Tribe OF
Joseph, Is In the city. He will repre-
sent the organization in Oklahoma in
the future. vice j. X. Dyer who has
been recalled to headquarters.
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METROPOLITAN CITY.

Guthrie Soon to Have Stone Flasglng
Sidewalks
The city council pessed an ordinance
some time ago thatstonc or brick side
walks must he placed along Oklahoma
and Harrison avenues from DivisIo =
street to the depot. Yesterday Mike
Cassidy received a carload OF excellent
tagging, and will unload It at once
and commence work around the Gray
block and continue II until the work IL
completed Guthrie will then put on
metropolitan airs. All business men
should have their walks either stone
or brick
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Gard Of Thanks.

hereby desire to express my thanks
to the ladies of the Woodmen Circle,
the w. o. W., 1. o. o. F., and the city
officials, friends and neighbors. and
feel under lasting oblis at ons to the IN
for their sincere expressions of SYM
patty as evidenced by many acts OF
kindness shown me during the dark
hours OF my sudden bereavement.
Respectfully,
LIZZIE BIsHoP,
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TINE TABLE CHANGED.

Better for Capital city Visitors-More Time
Given shippers.
The Santa Fe railroad company have
authorized new time card effective
Sunday night, January %. Passenger
train No. 4O5, south bound, will arrive
at lO:i7 p. m., which is 2s minutes
earlier than formerly. No, 4os, north
bound, will arrive at 4:lo, being six
minutes later than formerly.
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ATTRNTIONl

Captain Frank Mnler's orders For Co A To
Turn Out.
Attention, Co. A All members OF
Co. A, Ok. N. G.. are hereby ordered
20 report at the srmory in full uniform
sunday, January %, 1890, at o'clock
p. m, sharp No excuses.
By order Of FRAsE o, MILLER,
Captain Commanding.
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Fear For American Soldiers

Scripps-MeRae League.
Seattle, Jonuary 2l.--Great anxiety
is felt here in army circles for the
safety of Lieutenant Jno. G. Castner
and Privates McGregor and Blitz, who
left the hesd of Cooks inlet last May
to find an all-American route to the
Yukon. Though long Overdue they
have not yetbeen heard from. II is
feared that they are lost on Tanama
river.
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NOTICE FOR SEALED BIDS

For the building of Iron Bridges an Per-
kins and Noble Avenues.
Sealed bids will be received at the
office OF the city clerk, tomorrow ev-
ening, Saturday, January ~ until 1880
p, m, for the erection Of the iron
bridges at Noble and Perkins avenues
A certified check for 5 Ter cent of the
amount Of the bid must accompany
each bid. Bond will be required In a
sum double the amount Of bid, Plans
and specifications sre now on file in
the city clerks Office.
by order OF the city council
GEo. NJ DKGRoFF. City Clerk