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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-31
COLORADO. FRIDAY, AUGUST 81. 1900.
CORRESPONDENCE;

Mrs. Chas. Davis Of Cripple
Creek is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Burr Griswold.
Tho surprise party for Miss
Grace Marcher resulted in very
pleasant time.
Harry Morris is shipping many
crates of cantaloupes.
Miss Mary Blocker of Pueblo,
who has been the guest of Miss
Bessie Curtis aud Mrs. Judge
Parker, has returned home.
George Hnckworth had the mis-
fortune to lose his only team by
his barn burning down last Thurs.
day.
Mcssrs. Parrish and Finley have
rented Ben Glaze's ranch and
moved in few days ago.
Every one you meet now days
asks are you: Going to Water.
melon day? and the answer is;
"Of course"
Judge Parker has under arrest
Joseph Davis aud Harry Ames oi
Bob creek. charged. with cattle
stealing.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-31

Many predictions made by Mr.. Bryan
f,ur ycars ago have rcccn,ly been rcpub.
iisbci. Thcv have curioasly and CON-
prchepsivciy failed u fnlhllmcnt. says
tho Outlook. Memo Of tho dirrsnl
thing. which Mr.. Bryan forcsa~ has
happened: on tho other hand. many Of
tho alterations of industrial and social
conditions Of which hc declared himself
In pursuit have already been realized.
That he wss honest In thesc predictions
we do not question: that he sincerely BE-
licvei In tho advent Of The calamities
which bc foreiold We do not doubt; but
the country needs as leaders men who
have clear sense Of facts and strong
feeling for realities. II Is tho lack Of
these qualities in Mr.. Bryan whicl,
makes him dangerous leader In public
Affairs. which prevented his election four
years ago. and which is conspicuous in
his speech Of acceptance.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-31
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-31

Large sun spots, astronomers say.
cansci the extrcmc heat this summer.
aud doctors declare nearly all tho pros.
tratiops were induced by disorders of the
stomach. Good health follows cpc,l di-
geeiion. koiol Dyspepsia Cure dircsis
or dyspepsia IL will quickly relieve and
permanently cure you. DR.. kcarby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-31

A Mckinley and Roosevelt club has
been or4anixei At Fowler. officcrcsi -
foiiows: II. n. fos,lick. prrsident: Y. 3.
Ringer. iirst vice prcsidcnt: j. .. Gilbert,
second sicc president: A. J. Wall. sccrc.
tary. Meetings will be held on tho iirst
aud third Monday evenings Of each
month and possibly oftcocr. The fow.
Ter Republicans propose TO make a lively
campaign.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-31

The audience which greeted the Star
auartc,tc from the Denver college Of
music Saturday evening WIS much too
small for the ability Of the troupe and
the high merits Of the program. MIR.
Rossigrsl's violin playing received spec.
inl favor. he giving the audience selcc-
,ious attempted by few yiolipists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-31

Senator Swink is of tho opinion that
Colorado lid not appreciate the iupor.
,ancc of tho recent Farmers Congress Mt
Colorado Springs. II was notable
altering Of men Connected with aHricul.
tural interests and should have had
more attention from the state authorities
anI tho public gcnerally.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-31

A.C. To~ns. living about sig miles
southwest IL La Jnnia. wa. driving into
town Saturday morning with = two.
hor.s team when tho horses ieok fright
mud ran away. Towuc vas thrown out
anL ia falling struck small cnivrrt ot,
the rbsd. aii4htin. on his head and
breast. lie lived oaiy about t-n in,nutcs-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-31

One item in connectiou with the Every
Tuesday clubs rrcrptiou vas Overlooked
last week. Members Of tho club wore
provided with handsome white silk
ba.ivrs, bearing tho name of the club In
gold. They. werc the workmanship of
Mn. W. q. steele and were quito tasty.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-31

Tho English Lumber Co.'S extensive
ncw lumber yard 10 approaching compile.
too. When Il 10 iooc will toll our read.
crs what 10 looks like.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-31

Sunday baseball game between the
Zangs of Denver aud the Rocky Foris
resulted in a score OF y to y IN favor of
the latter. And the Iangs have rcpu-
,a,iop for fine playing.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-31

The Enterprise Office has been so full
of 'rush'' Job printing during the past
week that usual attention could not be
given TO gathering news.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-31

Prof. J. l.. Miller has or1anixcd a
dancinI class. mcriin. every evening In
tho opera housc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-31

Cement sidewalks ars being built by
N. y. Martin aud II. =. Hagen In front
Of their rcspcctiSe businees block.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-31

Il. A. Morris is completing = good
dwelling near tho mill.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-31

A very artistic folder. advertising the
newly completed extension OF tho Santa
Fc rou,c through the San joaquin valley
TO San Francisco has been issued, The
tr,ni;sp;.Se shows Papaso Indian
maiden in native attire, n sort OF beauty
unndornci ~ adorned the most, and the
coloring Of the whole picture is fine cx.
nmplc Of the printers and engravcrs art,
and is one of the prettiest and most ef-
feciive pieces of advertisement ever is
spcj by the Santa Fc railroad.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-31
|s,e is partial list of our best bargains:

sssli ;ka: can possibly be
,~ss.s'al hptas FOE n stock.
e'i pleasure with bns,.
Itg az brlow .h. real vaiae
n.' ors: so acfcs Of rich
90 s--s o, which can l,c
usHa;'na: all t.ac-i and
as hus: supply O. stock
arsss .ccs .rr- with this
aSa@ "a maicrn aud ono
i~nli; 10 a city @! l0n.nD
+, sc ah.c: ho; ani cold
~ raz Ani bath: lots Of
iss.' plan u' house is very
roe lsiy o. 'h. mansion.
''sr above. there Is u largo
Hs bot stalls and several
s"i well: uipd mill: water
IN! 'O' ua,cf 10 yards aud
t'A e!l this property on
e rill exchange wha, you
sa S'Se'hins TO please 10
sa p'soc nicely improved
~ HlHu'es' ride from the
ARES IN all, divided to
"a ''si's. vegetables. causa.
ssss' bc''s: cosy i.room
s"i barn aud sheds: all
Fnss's Al. For better dcs.
s'n' and location, cali
Fisi nom ccmen,e,i adobe
F's. srunni ,lcor. very cool
@se lo'. fine shade. large
1s'. West and North fronts.
fnoe s2nIO.
''' ks'' anil two wcs. from,
!. street, rish, in town both
ri''e kas; iron, ......sic.
ffOe wcs, front. ..... $50.
a@'a claim ni 60 acres. Par.
.,s y, a'ss'men, will find this
" oSa' The price is 81
'f As It lays In sight
J, - U i' bound to more than
se 70 the mex, year. our
,. @F ! will be si2.D pei
'T'ii until too late.
af'''me'i. South frou, cot.
..,.,i .,,''o' windows. glass from,
' Fncc c......... $500.
a duplicate Of No. ..
l'se 'or two families wish.
=" door to each other
''''...s........,S $500
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-31

r. Story has our thanks for an abun.
dans supply of very fine cantaloupcs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-31

Go to the South Side 1scstau.
rant for the best Of meals.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-31

Ono oe our exchanges recently pub.
lishssi notice Of tho marriage u an ss.
tsac,iv~ widow TO a veil known citizen.
Immediately pr~csling the wedding no.
tice wns thus paragraph: -Ailsr = woman
marrics tho srcoud time she doca noe do
plorr tho los oe her hrst husband but
tho second husband dors." This ~.
sun.vm~nt of items vss purely accidental
but nevertheless quite . queer coipci.
d~ne~. and hsd tsodsucy 10 offset ths
congratulations.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-31

Jacob Ex. Of sugar City. agricultusiss
Of the National Beet Sugar company.
who 10 accused Of criminal assault upon
n young liussisn g,fl. was released from
tho county jail Quo day last week. boo,ls
,n tho sum of e. 800 being Furnished.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-31

The progressive nations Of the world
are the great food consuming nations.
Good food well digestcd gives strength.
m Won cannot digest all you eat, you
need Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. itdigcsts
what you eat. You need not diet your.
self. II contains all OF tho digestants
.,nb;ned with the beet known tonics and
rcrnnstructives. II will even digest all
classes Of foods in bottle. No other
nrrparntion will do this. II instantly re.
i;eyas and quickly cures all stomach
troubles. DIR. kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-31

Buy Black Cat Ho-
siery. 1t gives better
satisfaction than any
thing you can buy.
Gibson's Racket Store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-31

The best Workman in the state
repairs Watches for the Opera
House Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-31

"''e lots of very fine bargains in vacant lots that
~ Ike to show you. If you are interested and
w what you want in these lists come in; we have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-05
Rows Threatened to Break 0utat Any
Moment During the Day.
A SECRET SESSION HELD.
Charges Against the Commander OF
the Chesapeake We're Chokcd
On-Thundcro1s Applause
Followed II Reference 10
VIM. j. Bryan by One
ofthc Candidates.

NORFOLK, VA. April i.-spec.al.-1ne
State Board Of fisheries worked hard all
day over the appointment Of some forty
four oyster inspectors and ofhcers OIL the
oyster navy Applications for the posi-
tions to the number Of near two hundred
were received and considered.
Rows over the appointment OF captain
for the steamer Chesapeake, a position
now held by Captain William e. Hudsins'
and the oyster inspector at Newport
News. now held by c. E. Madison. espe-
cially Threatened to break out at any mo-
ment during the day, and were onty sup
pressed by the diplomacy of Captain John
Curtis, the Richmond member OF the
Board. who smotirered them until the
board met in executive session to-nisnt.
LIVELY SESSION
If was evident that TINS secret session
would be a lively one. as several charges
AGAINST officials were half exploded at the
afternoon session, wien reporters were
present. Hon. d. Gardiner Tyler repre-
sented Inspector Madison. captain
Eudcins was represented by Judge Theo-
dore S. Garnett, Hon. john Whitehead, and
others.
Senator Stubbs, of :Accomac. VINO was
believed to represent sympa thlZers OF tne
crew of the Chesapeake, VINO were ols-
charged by Captain Hudgins. was appa-
rently ABOUT to prefer charges against ttle
commander of the chesapeake Wheii
choked off to-day.
Thunderolfs applause followed a refer
ence to William j. Bryan to-day by Mr.
Haywood of Gloucester, a candidate for
oyster inspector VINO affirmed his ale
glance to the silver banner bearer Cap
tain Curtis asked Haywood if ne was
Guinea He answered that he was.
THOSE. APPOINTED.
The following inspectors were appointed:
Acconac, solomon Warner, L. &. hel-
lam W. D. Disc, J. E. Anderton. y. j.
Lewis, j. H. Walker; Elizabeth Cit2,
David Johnson: Essex, r. G. Neal: Glou-
cester, j. H. Nye. c. II. Muse, l.. NJ
Byrd Isle of Wight, z. E. l. Siinons:
James City &. II. Ratcliffe: King George,
Fl. r. Price: King and Queen. W. Fl.
Drisken: King William, Fl. w. Boushan;
Lancaster. c. 3. Gray, c. L. Rogers, }.
T.. Sanders: Mathews, J. w. Minter tt"o
vacancies lefU:- MiddleseX, W. r. Evans,
A. e. Segar. w. F. Miller: NanseIconA
(pasSed): New Kent passed; Portsmouth
and Norfolk county, c. L. HougEton:
Norfolk county. George A. Brown: Nor
foil, CITY. c. J. Cannon; Northampton, j.
+, Dennis. Thomas V. Smith; Northu1n-
berland: A. V. Williams. a. f. Booth, oae
passed: Princess Anne, w. c. Avery;
Richmond county, r. B. Davenport;
Warwick (rosseD Westmoreland. J. Fl.
Chandler w L. Parks: York, w. j.
stores. ]. w. Wainwright. The Board re-
conyenes tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-05
QUEEN VICTORIA
LANDS IN IRELAND
Thoroughout the Day She Wore 3
Bunch Of Shamrocks Pinned
TO Her Breast.

DI1ELIN. April 4-11:io y. M.-Queeff
Victoria landed in Ireland this morning
for nhe first time in thirty-nine years
The decentralization from the royal Sachl
was accomplished at n:So me com
ma rider of the forces in Ireland, the Duke
of Connaught. the Lord Lieutenant. f1 f1ati
.f,,dosan. and their staffs greeted her
Majesty and the ride from kinsscoWn 10
Dublin was made in excellent weather.
No sooner had the Queen arrived at TIE
yice-RegaI Lodge and funched tnan she
drove out again in Phoenix Park, oeins
much cheered. Before landing the queen.
who looked remarkably well, asked lor d
h,,nch OF shamrocks. These were Sc
cured, and throughout the day she wore
them pinned upon her breast.
From the pier at kinSstown TO the
rovaI residence in Phoenix Park the dlS-
tarce is about nine miles. CROWDS nheo
~the entire distance, but there was. pfaci-
cally no disturbance
A most interesting ceremony TOOK place
at the city limits, where an ancient gate
and castle towers had been reproduced
for the occason. On the city side OF the
gate were the Lord Mayor and Councfi
in the scarlet robes. the mace bearers IN
hlue and silver ard several hundreds OF
the best-known Irish. who were provided
with seats on stands. The Royal lnnls-
killing Fusiliers lined the road as a suart
,s homer. while beirind them were cor
dons of police. Iancers and militia
GRANTED THE REQ UEST.
Shortly before her arrival the pursu-t
v1nt-at-arns, wearing d gorgeous cape
of royaI heraldry, galioned UP TO the LoEd
Mayor and asked PERMISSION for the en-
trance of the Queen. Graveiy ana IN
n,,aintly worded terms OF courtesy, the
Lord Mayor granted the request. Back
ealloped the pursuvast-at-armsr tue sa1s
banging behind kim. aitaouSn the aseo
beef-eaters, rigged out foraCne occasaou occa
with costumes from the daSeey nss.,
could scarcely rotter around. Inc Wnote
SCENE. vas a counterpart OF sixteenth
century play.
Then from the ramDarts OF the gate
came a fanfare of trumpets. Ine queen
was In sight Out upon scarlet ciotn.
laid Raleigh-like upon The muddy ROAD.
stepped the Lord Mayor and the corpora
eion. their robes glowing IN the nright
sunshine and their wands and maces
No shfne brilliantly The gate creaked
cmen The Earl OF Denbgh rode throush.
| ana then came the Life Guards. Ireland
/ mad not seen Life Guards for over thirty
Yea rs. and c1any we're the curious ccul-
men.s made as they galloped past. Be.
,rind them were carriages containing tee
Home Secretary. Sir Matthew Wnlte-
Ridley the Duchess of connaucht ana
i>her daughters. accompanied by menioers
OF the court and attended by nsossnted
E.nuerries. and then more Life Guards,
Finally, amid almost perfect sile nee, save
for. the echo of cheers and cries OF TOD iso
save the Queen from outside the scis-
units. came the Queen herself Opposite
| tHer Majesty In the carriage sat Princess
4 ~ g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-05
GOVERNOR TYLER
SAYS BULLDOZING
He Was Not Surprised That the
GreensviIIe Grand Jury Did Not
Find ANY Indictments.

NORFOLK, VA, April i.-Speciaf-
Governor Tyler is reported to have said
here to-day that he was not surprised
that the grand jury failed TO indict the
Emporia lynchers: that there was too
much bulldozing influence against the
finding OF indictments, and in view of the
grand jury's action nothing further Will
be done in the matter.
Jr7DGE GOCfDWYNiS sREslGNATION.
PETERSBURG. Va April 4-speciaa.-
If Governor Tyler Is correctly reported
hs sis made to say5ithat the statement,
aho,ut Judge Goodwyn's S resignatlon was
nnehfng more than newspaper talk" then
the the Goyernor IS fooFing himself me
statements sent The Times from EN-.
,,oria.9 announcing Judge GoodwSn's in
fntion Of resIgning. was declared to rna5
ay Judge GOODWIN, and by me read to
him after.I wrote II. Judge gave save.
NE his reasons. but " III not allcw them
70 tn ! be published tin he first states them
TO the Governor w. y s g ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-05
PRICE TWO CENTS.
ton from the Democra,lc or Republican

ton from the Democratic or Republican
party.
s ..Presidents. he replied. do not make
platforms: they are formed by the peo-z
pie. am not in the attitude OF foreins
fssue.; or platforms. will say. however.
that Il think the platform of the Amert-9
can flag would cover most OF the pend
ing national questions.
..The people will want to know what
you think OF the silver question. was
suggested to him.
.'The fact that am from Vermont,
said the Admiral. fought to settle that
When asked If he expected nominal
ton by the Republican or Democratic
party, Admiral Dewey replied:
81 do not care to go into that feature.
i stand by my general statement. My
ambition to be President IS an honora-
eis one
..I wish you would say for me-. con-
tinued Admiral Dewey. that TOOK no
offense at the sentiment contained IN tne
editorial in Mondays Eagle l was really
not angry at the publication OF the arr
Gle and do not object to It at all.
The editorial in the Brooklyn Eagle OF
An,riI Cd TO which the Admiral refers.
says. in part:
..Nct what kirld of candidate, but what
sort OF President Admiral Dewey mlsnt
make is an inquiry that raises crueitS
to him and calamity to the country. 70
the mind. at least as possibilities when
the dilemma or desperation of those who
are for him is taken into philosophical
account. lie might make fine Fsesi-
dent. That is a chance He unlght MAKE
very weak or Ineffective one.
There remains, other facts. Fte IS not
wanted for President, for Presidentlai
reasons. He IS not wanted for reason
Of abilities. but of avaifaoiIities. He Is
no. wanted ,for political reasons OF
high sort, but for political and personal
reasons Of vindicative sort Ele repre-
cents. so far as his shoulders are con-
cerned. speculation in antipathies
The editorial discusses his 1ualifica-
tions for the position. and declares that
he is ..admirabLy innocent g a child OF
tariff. banking and politics. and adds:
.Democracy or Republicanism couio
invest in him only as speculation. we
hone that sort of speculative politics VIII
| not be presented"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-05
CARTER CONSPIRACY.
Warrant for Removal OF Prisoners
RefuSeG

Warrant for Removal OF Prisoners
Refused.
iNE1w YORK, April 4.-JudSe Brown, OIL
the limited States District Court. has
refused a warrant of removal applied for
in the case of Captain Carters contr.lc-
tors. p. D. Greene. j. F. Gaynor, T. H.
C;aynor and W. r. Gaynor, indicted IN
Savannah. He ordered the discharge OF
t1e prisoners without prejudice to turtner
proceedings.
The Grounds for the refusal were the
ABSENCE. of sufficient testimony as to the
guilt of the accused
Won't be Allowed to Rest.
SAVANNAH. Ca April 4.-The dec'sion
of Judge Brown in the case OF Greene
C;aynors. ct al, was received~wlth some
ting IKE CONSERVATION In federai Soui 7
circles here. Judge Speer declined TO say
a word in respect to it. Dlstrsct ATTORNEY
Erwin said:
Il cannot now outline the piah % oe,
followed by the government resaFoiiiS
this case. I must first wait and see the
entire decision The judge may have neies
trait the Indictment was defective on Que
>e,ro,sntl or another. and untif AnVW eA- eA
}actly what his reasons We're ZOE . aii'siiiS
the defendants their liberty, i cah1ot say
ANYTHING about the case
When asked If a new Indictment Wouiu
he brought. Mr.. Erwin said ne couio not
cav but he would say that the matter
would not be allowed to rest as 1t IS.
The District Attorney has been notiiieo
that a copy of the decision mas nesh
mailed to him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-05
ADMIRAL DEWEY
MUCH GRATIFIED
Pleased With the Manner in Which
His Candidacy Has Been
Received.

WASHINGTON. April Admiral
Dewey tonight expressed himself as very
much sra,ified over the manner i'll which
his announcement TO be a candidate for
the presidency has been received by his
friends. HIS manner likewise indica ted
that fact as he chatted with reporter
at his home this evening. Many tele-
grams have come TO him to-day. particu-
larly from the South and some also from
the far West, endorsing his course and
stating that he Will receive the support
of the s!gners in the campaign.
The Admiral was in excellent hulnor
and talked Interestingly of number of
things in connection with his proposed
candidacy. though concerning most qucs-
tions asked him ne requested that moth
ing be said at this time, as i'll due time
he would make a statement 10 the public
on the subject.
why is it, Admiral Dewey, that yel
have decided to become d candidate for
the presidency he was asked.
Really OH that point" he answered.
.there is nothing to add to what has
been printed on the subject If the
American people want me to be their
candidate for this high Office 1 shall
gladly serve. them. My determination to
aspire Ito 1t was influenced by many
friends who have written letters suggest
ing that l should be a candidate. These
communications have come from all over
the country; some from New York, a
large number from the South and some
from the Pacific Coast. 1t was in re-
sponse to these suggestions that l have
taken the course announced. Since the
announcement was made ] have re-
ceived 4 number of kilograms from my
friends commencing the action have
taken and promising me their support.
| am deeply grateful to them for their
Kindness These are the considerations
which have urged me to change my mind
from the original statement l made on
my return from Manila that l would not
be a candidate for the Office.
..Now tell me something about your
plans for the iuture?" suggested the re-
porter.
NOT PREPARED.
"On that point am not yet prepared
10 make any statement answered the
Admiral "I am consulting with my.
friends as to the course to be pursued.
When the proper time arrives Will
make a statement Of my intentions as
to the future. and this will be very soon.
Pending that i prefer not TO say any
/, -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-05

Local.
-officers of the Elks'>Lodse are ir-
stalled. ,;,a .snam
battle during Carnival week
The work of improving James Hiset
is discussed. 49,
New State Telephone company OF
s.. s.Aafany candidates make speeches and
local fight grows warmer
State.
Ado Traylor. under arrest IN IN st,r.. SSrsM
Carolina. disappeared before .he l o,lieer
who went for him arrived
Mrs. Barbera F'aiwslI attempts suicide
by cutting her arteries.
accidentally kills himself near Wood
MIR. II. 6. Moorman's house. near Bel
:levue. burned following series OF ms
-c;oyernor Tyler says there was toe
much buliaozfng of the Enporiss Srana,
Jury. Not surprised that they found no
~ Company Incorporated to bntid =
tunnel under the Elizaheth RiSer 70 CON soh-
meet Norfolk. Berkeley and Portsmoaan, .a',r,,a .
-A Republican split and TWO county
conventions In Nottoway-
- northern syndicate purchases site
for a new hotel in Petersburg.
!. Gcnerai-
= E,vciting scenes In the House over
aiscnssion OF situation In Kentucky
.-Admtral Dewey talks about ms candl.
tiacy. tt Is said by SOME 10 oe part "
plan to defeat Bryan. u,
Nv destroyed by fire. VIII be rebuilt
Foreign.
3 made to assassinate the
5l coIonel ..tss M Porter rescues ninety British
!. prisoners from the Boers -, Vi
y Il = y -E.oers, said to contemplate investing
II ord Roberts: army In Bioamfonten.
8Trs-Aiafekipg was holding out at last
report. sssss5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-05
THE AWARD MADE.
The Tris% Company Has Two Cutters

The Tris. Company Has Two Cutters
TO Build.
WASHINGTON, April ESpecial.-Capt
Shoemaker, chief of the Revenue Cutter
Service, said to-day that the award Tor
the construction of Revenue Cutter No.
had been made IN favor OF the Trigg Conf
pany. of Richmond Their bid was SIT GOO.
Captain Shoemaker also expressed HIM
self as much pleased that the TrisS Com
pany had received the award. as ne fully
realized their facilities to turn out high
class of work
There were three bidders, as follows:
John B. Hardy, Tacoma. Washington.
s273O0O; Chamblin & Scott. Richmond.
$4,000 VIM. R. Tr!gs Company, Rich
mond. s2l1.O00.
This is the second award the Trigg Com
Dany has received from the Government
in two days an unprecedented record for
a comparatively new shtp-buildns concern.