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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-24
PURCHASING PRICES.

Tbs forovfpr prfoe. are being offered 10 the pro-
Queer By the local dealers for delivery 10 round ios
o. the dock and In the 81 Seattle; -
Grain-Oats, slsaD: barley. SIS 80: wheat chicken
feed SiGo04ls 10. bran So:' shorts, nj
Hny-Puget sound. san Eastern Warrington
timothy, fle0fi7: a1isffa, $50 par ton
EeHs- Strictly fresh ranch, l3aisc
B1tter-Fresh ranch. Bg0r; creamery. zoc-
Pcultry--Lise chickens, 3c; live turkeys. lie;
turkeys. f3c; geese, igc, ducks. s21gi
Live stoct-choce beef cattle. COWS hdfic; steers.
tlM5c: choice sheep, 3t@be; good hogs. I'VE, ise;
hogs. dressed. ssc calves dressed large. "; sman
ec; calves live. large &c; small. Sc
Hides peits and wool-Hesyy sound saited steers
over 90 lbs &C.; medium. sonnd, per lh. &C.; light
sousd under 50 lbs, Sc; sound. all weights
Tic; stage bulls and orcn. SIC; saited kipa, I5c
calves per h. SIC green hides. ie less than saltcd;
dry hides per ID. i2tc: dry cnlls. one-thisd less
s,tsnrner deer ref H. zsn55c winter deer, dry. Da
H.: papery deer 1aaiec; dry elk. % ler; elk
tnsc; sheep pets. 2scasiso; sheaIliuss, isa25c I;
Eastern washington wool. sei2e; Western Wash
tal1nM. zl@iic
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


CHICAGO. Artn . Cattle Retripts. Elen in.
eluaiBE en rgsuAi steers strady ta TO- lower
nsfisfa hsst s. "a. sesa g. rsns siesss 81 sANs Is
raaI 60 us,iius. Nsia, lovrf. 81 aesetn ssleffc.i
feeder s;sads s. EsstN miswi stogkefs. s. tss
@ ecwp asn, s. Uasi a. hc,frrs steady s. gSfH
saApsir, asais steady s. Meg g halis sisa, s. %
So calves. ahpuf steady 81 i0es s. rnxan steers.
tiesas y miiis. s. MSS 70
uass Rrcaipss. zee iac lovcf too 8 70, miaesl
srd hntchsrt s. aaAo sss.d So rdoias hsary 3 e
HtS wfah helsg, s. yga IS hsh,. s. ssat q. ban
3 HeaN
shsep Retsirts 2 sN saerp ara isub. saiAr
luWagf goaA th ch0lre veShffs. s. St4ss 49, fsf 60
,tetee nisyeA s. ssga ss uasgaru shosp A. ssss y
fcsflmss s. rsss a sstiys bmls S sNs1 ". wcst.
tfn lEnts s. eSs1N
omaha.
OMAHA Arsa = ~Csgtle Regeirts Riee heAa
msrkrg ~ iapvs native hsef stgcse b eass g
ysas asst h,ifete s. NAtEas ctnness. 3 EsfI g
sfaeAcfs arA fasisgs s. sa8Aigi calves. s. 0s7 q
hollis ard Hsks. 81 Ass$ ca
HeEs Eegirtt $50 tssd maik-t. s. laevf; hears
MA b mNea s. SAa 81 lEat. s. .sss "a tuis
81 saies S. AsA ~
Sater Geyirss 6he rsgtss. ia, ksver. iai7 t
etrl.e ntii8es 81 ass5 81 faiF e. Chniea wtstrr5s
g 1eM c'ewmog sad ehetes shren. 81 sssa q
lu,hs. staa-s rs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-24
MARINE MOVEMENTS.

The Merchants Exchange reports the following
movements Of vessels.
SEATTLE Sailed, April %, sh Lucille. for San
Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed. April q. str Dora
and 4. ). :, Iowa, for Seattle. Arrived. April q.
str 81 Paul
PORT TOWNSEND Sailed. April g. Rr sh
Champion. for Valparaiso Arrived Br str Athen.
ian. for Seattle, sent quarantine; Am sh Family
Reed, proceeded 10 Tacoma m Br bk Charles
Cotosworth. proceeded 20 Tacoma, a. m.
NEAH Cloudy wind west, sin miles
PORT CRESCENT Cloudy: light west wind
Passed in bark In tow Of TacoIna. I D. m. In
Strait, sailing cut. two schooner.
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MARINE NEWS.

San FRANCISCO Sailed April % u. 3 s. Iowa.
Seattle sh Serva. Bristol Bay; str Dora, Seattle
str State Of California Astoria. Arrived su Tina
nook ramook: str San Pedro, Grays harbor str
81. Paul. Grsys harbor.
KILRusH-Arri,ed April a. Br hk Kirkcudhnsht-
shire. from Oregon.
IIcngknng
PORT TOWNSEND Sailed April q. Br an Cham
pion, for Valparaiso Arrived April e Nor str Eids-
void. from Shimoneseki; sh Emily Reed, from Hong.
kong.
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Hrendstuns.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 3;-Wheat, steady. bar.
Wheat Shipping No. J, ssle; choice Sc milling
g4caSl0e.
osis-Mifias, SLI5aLl7s; gray Oregon, N@se
lizi; red, s5e@sl-B
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. Is76; do Washington. $3.50
wheat. esntaIs. 55s7: barley. eentals, Hi6i oats
centals I3g; do, Washington, $50; beans sacks,
IIs8 corn centals. SO; potatoes sacks. 2lio; bran
sacks 1Gzi middlings sacks. 40. has, sacks, 49,;
wool. bales fs3; hides. 81
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
Ninstuns- Mddliuss sl7a2o; bran. sl2als per ton.
Hay-wheat 81 Dai0; wheat and oat. sia9: best
barley ssa7: alfalfa s5as 80: compressed wheat s7a
80; straw. per bale. 2ssioc.
Potatoes River Bureanks. soaeSc; Oregon Bur
vegetables cucuubers ssoesI; green peas. 7Sca
sl.3 string beans 7@ioc per pound; tomatoes. SIS
Fruits-Apples choice 81 q; common. T5c: oranges
navals, flS@s; Mexican lines. sief50 common
California lemons. 81 choice California lemons. ST. 3
al %. bananas. 81 50a3 25 pincapples Si@5
Buttef-Fancy creamery, lfNi1c; seconds, l6c
fancy dairy 15lc: seconds. iSgl5c.
Cheese New. Tssc; Young America. sasc; East
ern. is5Nl7c
Eggs Store. Hottie; fancy ranch. lesc; Eastern.
Poultry-Turk.y gobhlsrs. ii@I2c; turkey hens, Is
dlic; old roastets, s+1i 50 young ROSTERS, SCAT
small brclers ssa3 large hroiiers 81 sod5 So fryers
$ sas: hens. si@sso; old ducks ASe50; geese.
Wool and Hops.
Wool Spring Nevada. Halle; Eastern Oregon, ~
@lse; valley Oregon. aa22c. Fall Northern noun
tain lambs. ioai2c: mountain lambs, saloc; San
Joaquin plains, saioc; Humboldt and Mendocino,
l3ai5c
Hops-csop Of 1899. Il@lsc.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat Steady: May. sse; December, sio2i; cash
CSC
Barley-No sales.
Corn--Lstge yellow, 81. l56qlD
e q, q
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NutftS.
Nletula.

With the exception Of tin and spelter the market
for metals was very quiet Influenced by a decline
Of f2 for tin at London. market for that metal
eased OH some l5aD points. Spelter was lower and
weak owing TO the absence Of export demand and in
sympathy with unsatisfactory cables Lead continues
unchanged. Lake copper duh and nominaly I'M
changed Pig iron warrants weak.
Lake copper-SlT.00
Tin $50 60q5G70
Speiter- 81 6sIat72t
Lead-si67l di72t
The firm that fixes the selling price for miners and
smelters quotes lead At a45 at the close.
20 % %
FOREIGN.
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WITNESS LEAVES SPOKANE.
Charles GobaIct says His Wife Was
Induced to Disappear.

Chief OF Police Reed received a letter last
night from Charles Gobalei OF Spokane,
asking for information Of his WIFE whom
he believes to be ia Seattle. He says that
another man induced her 10 leave him
GObales and his wife are witnesses IN a
government suit which will be called for
trial In Butte. Mont. May :. Gobale. says
that they are under bonds. and that the
action 81 his wife has placed him In any
thing but an enylable position.
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LONDON, April s-wheat-cargoes passage,
easy, red quiet English country markets. Cd cheap
err imports into United Kingdom, Zs9 ,oD0; imports,
-four. into United Kingdom, Z5l,09o
LIVERPOOL, April 3.-Nheat, quiet; French
country markets. finn.
wheat.-spot. DIM; No. / California. Is I'D; No. 2
red western winter, IS ND futures. quiet; May,
IS SD: July, s. sgd.
corn-spot steady; American mixed new, Is ID;
futures. quiet; MAY Is ID july. IS lid; September
Is HID
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Transactions ia the markets today Indicated notn,
Ing further than the usual supply 20 furnish i,eAi
demands and the nearby outot.town TRADE f'ts =
remain unchanged IA an lines Wheat has fallen on
tc per bushd. hot quotations ~ this pfodHft enss
Just now hut no-nlns at the best. the wheat mar
het being iuh9ite and dun
Live poatiy continues scarce and win probably .
continue for while longer. some spring ehlehrhs
coming In ard selling at &.OaAh
Eggs and butter remain at the hsiHes last qoo.tsi
ard arc apparently grm the falling on q sc IN we
East butter having apparent effect On inc
market here.
The vegetable and fruit markets remain a. %
Saturday. though there larger ssIppliea OF ths
latter. Strawberries more plentiful today lt
the price remains unchanged a. ~ per crate ING
steamer from San Francisco a due TOMORROW ana
there Il expected from u considerable addton 70
stocks
other markets show no change. either In price.
tendency Or os1dition the whnlt tone OF the situa
ton icing quiet. but AZ the same time hrIn-
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Or. April 2s.-Nearly all Of the ex.
rartsrs we're cut 81 the wheat market today, and
,he few uI,rY vpnf,Ired quotation did not care 70
60 much above sc for Wata Wsia ana sooul 'hs
same for valley
Cleared British bask Tnvsrness-shire, for queens
town with III ,s33 bushels o. wheat
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flnnr-Easy.
Wheat No sping, eoaeic; No, red, 6adsasc.
Corn--No, q 5rsastc
Oats No. 2, aoi Ne. white. g'Ie; No white
Ssassc
Rys~No g. ssc
Rafiey-Ne 2 i9dftc.
FlAxseed No. l. Sia.
Seeie-prme timothy s. IS
Mess roFk Per barrel sl 0ai7B.
IardPsf 100 pounds. So Tsae Mi
sides Short rits. l0sssc. ssTsfs ~
shoulders Dry sAlted boxed 6iaso
slides Short clear. boxed s. Gsef g
WHISKY Di4tiliers' finished goods. per gallon
tls5l
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS.
SPOKANE.
SAN FRANCISCO.
sterling Exchange.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 23-sterling on London.
sixty days, sis5l; sterling London. sight, ssa.
Financial.
Silver bars, 59lc Mexican dollars, is1aiac; drafts.
sight, i7!c; telegraph. 20c
ca % Cd
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THE SEATTLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT. TUESDAY, 1900
FOREIGN MARKETS.

coo bushels decrease 1900 bushels; barley. los5co
bushels increase 1872 go bushels.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA Aprii z5--wheat nominally unchanged {;
bluestem. Elc; club. 53le; both for export
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The Evening IO5t SAYS
Sterling exchange reached today the point where
foreign bankers began IN earnest the calculation
Of possible profit or loss gold shipments One
institution with extensive connections abroad adj
mtted that had reached the level where
gold could be shipped II the Bank of England
offered TO allow interest in transit Since such
an allowance would amount 60 scarcely $500 ON each
saoo.0o Of gold shipped. todays rate Of s. ssi for
demand bills was 10 the opinion of bankers, quite
near the exporting point II reported in
foreign exchange circles this afternoon That the
bank Of England had made provisional ar
ransement TO attract sold from this country this
week, although most sterling bankers did not ex-
poet exports hy saturdays steamer
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20 g 20
FOREIGN


NEW YORK, April q. The Commercial Adver-
tiser's London financial eahlegram says;
The markets today all very fiat. from consols
to mines, and business meager Adverse ru-
mors were current. including the extraordinary
whisper Of pending with France African
disputes after the exhibition. decline in the
loan to l 3l6 per cent premium suggested
further borrowing, following Lord Edmund Fitz-
maurice's estimate Of the financial cost Of the
war at ESQ 900 900 sterling
A break In American securities also a dis
turbing Influence this morning. and London lost
heart. opening below parity for the first time
since the late rise began Hopeless Of New York
support this department weak all day, and
would have broken badly II there had been any
pressure to- sell New York a seller and the
close in the street nat at the worst The only
firm spot Norfolk a Western on shop" sup
port
Paris failing to support Tintos, they fell IL to
5TA; Anacondas ! TO GIG
The bank bought f5lOoo gold In German coin.
1t is limited that gold is in transit from New
York. but that the fact IL kept very close. A
moderate sum due the bank renewed. and
there some fresh borrowing but no discount
business There is talk Of an carly reduction Of
the German bank rate to per cent
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Receipt. aud shipments.


ON the produce exchange tdslay The butter market
was sim efcsmsFy lisgiise; dairy. sksislc
Cheese Firm, iAei3c
tggs- Steadj iaie.
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR TUESDAY
Portland Or. April e. 1900
Fair. with frosts in early morning on low lands.
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Money and Exchange.

Money call aas per cent prime mercantile
paper, iF'5 Per cent. sterling exchange strong. with
actual business in bankers bills 81 $50 demand
and az Asi5 sixty days posted rates. 81 IS and
81 50; commercial bills, NNimtA; silver certificates
sot@dlte bar silver 5ssc Mexican dollars t7ie gov
ernmcnt bonds, steady; state bonds. arm railroad
bonds weak.
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butter Ranch, 90 up. fancy dair,. "a sdMrA.
u43zr. Eastern cresmsfy, 21a2sc. sH
-Chssss Nstivs Washington. sdioc; Eastern. ii9
Nj haRahtm cheese. 1i6lSc sf 3N
Esss strictly frv.h ranch. issiec; Eastern, iaaisc
Comb honey California comb. i2t@lSc. strained,
tSHac,
esssssd tarhsp is~isc; duchss ts@5 psfs dozen; ;
ossee. No. Ftf'HT
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, April 23.--Today's statement Of
the treasury exclusive Of the $50 900 900 gold re
serve. shows Available cash balance, slia es3. ia5
gold, ss27i2.oe5.
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Mssts. Provision. and Fish.


fotstees hal AaeH pss taa Xakina xlsss ser
teu lesstQes4 " pys lwt hrets RI 49, ~.
s4sscts, ~ rrf ssek Ntsbasaa. sec nj al t,,r-
rips. g. pef a4ck sAheAgs s. assi - ~ -,.s 49,.
xNfft fAf fsr sstA &aF4fs tag. iefgttr- la..
IL pr dr~ hrihaNss lestaEs i0sWvi egiefy 49,.
~ ans iaais,cs 81 tet. h,fherss fl,r,.t..
tAa4 atrsa dnissn, rs fey aaa sllss4sk,ss So y
~ ewt osstog plant sstsg nsf X r,.rS.i...
IL pr H., sanafa s. tsiNesu,A csuhessssr Ss.,t
~ sss resslmwara, @aN u.s. hn asp.rsss'
d Mbl 3
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wSisnss. pr ID. sachs pesisc: Eastern black va
nuts, sc; pcras. lie; niherts. laAr Brszils. ~
alnss1s. fancy soft shell, lie almonds. No 4. Is
rsanu&s. ee; pips. isc: HICKORY. Toe; eoeosnnts .,
ecssn, w. chsstauts. y. Italians. isc; popcorn.
per ID. .kss il4ss H : ,
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sse~es ttfstit. nFarsrs s~gfalees Fasaes. ,...t.
a ae5 = irsuetia t8AA. scsrF,inx ~ ..ss-i@. ~
pAnkA s. Sas,A spsiea f&sesi Is M tos afs,,gi,s
u sAitess saiggaAA Nhsss ass ssasSs sasg1a. -
fspl& ~ u rs aatss Nk'R. usatefries Eisf-s
ifas Festsse Ssiess e ffysh rsiisg. a. grs saa,a
~ faasniHis As8 Ess IL b ehits tu 80
srfse ~ hasss. FkssFi EeseaSa vsAtfssssa - IN
iAM asi sgasies Netghst, ~ ~ e8ltlrs fsstoss
Wasshs1fsa. Nssf; C4nsgrUiA. SzGs. fahins ii n
tlsTs 8 tsse Mssatfts sasxsa rsr lh .ssns.,
Nnaxaseia = sAe1fss slai4aat GaSNs psr IN
Nmstea So ssnef hrer ~ iansy susaG t2c s.sf,.
sass. ts,ts afFi rear ltfise, rtzsAnass. Ia
s,~s m ssraanentss. S&8AN
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nav, drain ana reed,

OrannlAtsd cywtsr sh~sis tis per ton. srsnuhssd
ELAN sbsils. Us per ton. bone meal s@ per ton
SIMULATED hoas. IS per ton hailsa cats $40 ~,
teA; I. y, poultry feed, 81 per ton; beet snsN.
~. ~ r<r tad tees meal zoos. SIS per ton hesI
ecreo~ M. 20 per ton beef scraps. ips SIS Der too
mice crystal ght, sg psf ton.
The Coconino sun., 1900-08-04

Sick headache absolutely and per- manently cured by using Moki Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cures consti- patton and indigestion, makes you eat, sleep, work and happy. Satisfaction guaranteed or money back. p cts and 50 cts. w. R. Edwards. druggist. 2
The Coconino sun., 1900-08-04
PLAIN TALK.

The state department has made public the correspondence between Ii Hung Chang and the department regarding the abandonment of the campaign at Pekin. The viceroy inquired whether If "Free communication was estab- lished between the ministers and their governments it could be arranged that the powers should not advance on Pekin pending negotiations.
 The following reply was sent Aug. 1: ''Free communication with our repre- seniatives at Pekin is demanded as a matter of absolute right, not as favor. Since the Chinese government admits communication it puts itself in an un- friendly attitude by denying it. No negotiations seem advisable until the Chinese government shall have put the diplomatic representatives of the pow CTS in full and free communication with their respective governments and re moved all danger to their lives and lib- erty. We could urge Earl Ii earnestly to advise the imperial authorities of China to place themselves in friendly communication and cooperation with the relief expedition. They are assum ing heavy responsibility in acting otherwise.
The Coconino sun., 1900-08-04
CALL FOR WARRANTS.
OFFICE TOWN TREASURER,
 ElapStaff. .Tuly 26. 1900.

Flagstaff. July 28, 1900. The following warrants on the General Fund will be paid on presentation: No. l33, February B. 1896, Jones & Jones, $24; No. 204, December IS, 1898, Hall Lithograph Co, s3O3O; No. 224 December l6 1896, Hugh Bunch, sl; No. 266 July l6, 1897, Hall Lithograph Co., s2O No. 267 July 16. 1897, A. L.. & T. Co.,, sl1i.2O.
 l.. w. QUINLAN. Treasurer
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-15
BY the COur.:

The application of the .'"titionoi
charges that he is unlawf !iy ina + Sone'e
and restrained of his lin ~ ~ ". II.
McInnis. Sheriff of Wa>Eo" Comfy, Ne
vada, in the County Jail OF said county.
The ilegaity of such imprisonment is
said l., consist OF l.> arrest by virtue OF
d warrant ISSUED ly q Justice of the
Peace, upon charg" of arson based up
on an affidavit or complaint, charging
tie applicant with the crime of arson
upon Information cnd Jelig of the
party making the same.
The affidavit, in eject, charges Leo
Buncel on information and belief with
having, at the County of Washoe, State
of Nevada, on the End day of September,
1900, committed the crime Of arson, to-
wit: that said applicant, in the day time
then and there unlawfully, felonieu>ly
and maliciously did burn certain build
ing known as the Bottling Works of the
WashOe Brewery, of the value of more
than fifty dollars, the property of the es-
tate of Samuel w. Bowman, deceased.
The applicant contends that this aili-
dayit was insufficient under out statute
TO authorize the issuance of the warrant
for the arrest Of the defendant, and there
fore in excess of jurisdiction. Certain
decisions of the Supreme Court of Cal
ifornia are cited in support of this con
tention. but we do not regard them as
controlling the matter, because of the
very marked difference between the Cal
ifornia Statute and our Statute regulat
ing these proceedings.
BY Section 1903, Com. Laws, 1860. Sec
4O73) it is provided, that when com
plant is laid before magistrate OF tn
commission of a public offense triabl
within the County, he must examine o.
oath the complainant or prosecutor, AM
any witness he may produce and may II
quire their dispositions to be reduced t
writing and subscribed by the partie
making them, if the magistrate deem
advisable, provided, if a complaint b
proper affidavit setting forth the natur
of the charge and the facts within til
knowledge, Information or belief of tn
party making the same, be filed with til
magistrate, and it sufficiently appear
that an offense has been committed b
some person known or unknown to IL
atfiant triable within the county, tt
Justice may issue warrant Of arrest
The prOviso of the above section is H.
found in the California Statute. Til
proviso authorizes the issuance of
warrant upon the Complaint made upt
information and belief. The nature
the charge and the facts constituting t
same sufficiently appear in the cor
plant.
The defendant will therefore be I
manded 10 the custody of the Sheriff f
such further proceedings before t
magistrate, as the law may authorize.
Filled September Is, 1900, =
EUGENE HOWELL
Secretary of State and EX-ot1icio Gle
of the Supreme Court.
Filed with printer for publicati
Sept. Is. 1860.
EUGENE HOWELL
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-15
Proposals For Bids.

Proposals will be received until Sep
TENDER 18th, 1900, at 6 O'Clock p. IN.
for the privileges at the Ormsby
County Agricultural Fair, District No.
l, to be held at Carson City, Nevada,
Septem Der 24th to Doth. inclusive
For bar, lemonade and cigars.
For canCy, nut and fruit stand.
For ice crea IN stand.
For lunch counter Grange and water
furnished.
For Auction Pools and Paris Nutu-
ais.
For Official Programme.
| All bids. except Pools, shall be &C.
compared by certified check for the
amount of bid. The Board reserve:
the right to reject any and all bids
All bids must be marked Bid fol
written on the en-
velope and addressed to
VIM HY DOANE.
Carson City, New,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-15
Wood Wanted

The Board of Capitol Commissioners
will receive bids for furnishing - cords
of wood, the same to be sawed and piled
in the basement of the Capitol Building
Bids will be received up to noon on the
end day of September, 1900. At , O'Clock
on said day bids Will lie opened and con
sidered.
The wood must he limb and split yell
low pine, sound and dry, and must be
delivered Oh or before the LIST day OF
November next. Address w. r. Davis
Clerk of Board Of Capitol Commission
ers, Carson City, Nevada, envelope
marked proposals on wood
The Board reserves the right to reiec,
any or all bids BY order of the Board.
w. r. DAVIS.
Clerk of Board.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-15
Board Of Equalization

Notice is hereby given that the As
SCISSOR has this day delivered to the I'M
dersigned the assessment roll for the cur
rent fiscal year.
And that the Board of County Com
missoners will be as a Board of Equal
ization at the County Clerks office on
Monday, Sept. l., 1900, at 10 a. ~, and con-
tinue in session from time to time, as
provided by law until the business Of
equalization is disposed of.
GEO. w. COwING,
Clerk of the Board of County Commits
SionerS.
Dated Sept >, 1900.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-15

FOR RENT-Furnished dwelling in
a desirable location, northwestern part
OF Carson. House containing parlor,
winter and summer kitchen. There
are on the premises large store room,
wood shed and stable suita BILE for three
horses, also shade and fruit trees. Ad-
dress dwelling. p. O. box 439.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-15

You get the local news and all Of in the Appeal
and the general and telegraphc news in the Bee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-15
Parker Fountain Pens

TO suit ali purses just received at Davis
Il Kirman's. Prices from 81 to S.. The
dollar and the dollar and half pen are
the things for school use, and all others
where a special pen is not required.