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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-04
Notes and Personals.

Du,on commercial agent OF the
santa re, ieft yesterday for "Trip over MS
territory. 49,
- Tho Missouri. Kansas and Texas, was Ia
Austin yesterday
sr,,a unalo belonging 20 the Southern Pa
,ifc viii lie Grated and sent 10 san An
tonic IL few days.
q y. sloat. general passenger agent q
,be Rock Island az Fort Worth, was In
this city yesterday
sam II. Dixon. immigration agent Of the
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sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

fssas. i t De Bajlgethy, Houston.
fleh, brs ",us gray mare about Is hands
taEu S as led IG; the figure is upside
tiss pitched TO 4 buckhoar dNeT weii w HSrn
fMd Ten ne bride sewed on with wax
staae. Honssmn0 d; Naples, .2soG Brazos
tesad; sesrs old, 1914 bands high 20
sst snail mai black ,l name and tail and brOws
ssrssS: MAJ, nsat on the shoulder made hr
h. seS sss length of two inches. Ten dol
loaslou % stolen from NJ. Frost, 1904
ssea soyr alenpe, Houston. Texas, 4 bald
risbV mare, "A hands high. branded
fs shoa,anaa.r over and under same. on the
stlit N,na mas scar ON the left foreleg
kllq 49, ~ ANni and is shod All around.
eFs. al sss'f.oid mare colt, same brand IS
e, "a orpwn in color: has WHITE hini
fstd bar In the forehead. Liberal
svr, deguty. snei'n " .
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oranoe and Nortbv.ste,n

Orange. Texas, April a.-Chief Engineer
]. W Mnxey Of the Orange and Northwest
ern railroad. Informed The Post reporter
today that orders had been placed for all
The material needed In the construction OF
The bridge across Adams bayou at This
nlaee and that a crew Of men were now al
work clearing the right Of way and getting
ready 10 begin conStructiOn<of the bridge
he iron work for which X being Inanufa g
fured at the Orange iron works
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Cantain Sloan Recoverlna.

Rreuham, Texas April 3.--captain J G..
Sloan returned last night from a short so
journ nj Houston and Galveston. lie has
notified tho Santa Ice railroad that he Is
ready to resume work ~ Joint passenger
agent, and is expecting to be checked In
soon Captain Sloan has been taking
layoff since February o. and has grenily
Improved in health during his vacation
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pronress of the Cane Belt.

wharton, Texas, April 3.Fiftcen car
loads of steel and other material 10 he
nsed In LAYING track was shipped over the
cane Belt yesterday Track laying tow
ard RAY CITY viii begin today The pres
ont force Of men have been reinforced ny
= nov gang Of scyeujy-ilye conylcts. who
will NO put on tho track-layins division,
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the Gulf, Colorado and SANTA Fc Railway
company. left this evening for Au.tin,
George H. COMMIT general manager Of
the Crescent News company, * a visitor
In the city today.
Jack Berth. general yardmaSter 81 the
Guif Colorado and Santa Fc Railway com
pany left this evening for Houston.
H. S Spanger, receiver of the Gulf
and Interstate Halfway company, who has
been I'M san Antonio aud Kerrvillc for
the benefit ~ his health writes that he Is
much Improved and viii return 10 Gal
weston about April II.
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WeIls-Shehers.

Mr.. James Wells of this city and Miss
Jamie Shelters OF Beaumont were quietly
married al the parsonage Of the Iaber'
mole Methodist church al $50 o'clock
yesterday evening, Rev Mr.. Wills afh-
cinting The young couple have many
friends in thls city who wish for them
long and prosperous voyage oyer the lnatri-
monal seas.
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Closed Season.

Turkey shooting Is over
The closed season on turkeys went into
effect on April I. This now makes shoot
ING OF all game birds except snlpc, plovcr
and ducks Il penalty. Ploycr are very
plentiful and snlpc are stlll quite easily
found They viii be gone by the 10Th, also
the ducks
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Rehearlnn Granted.

Notice was received from the railroad
commission yesterday by d, w Mlchaux
that rehcaring In the excess baggage mat
tor had been granted Recently the com,
nissicn issued an order sustaining the con-
tpntions Of the Travellers Protective Assp-
citation MS 10 excess baggage. The rehenrlng
is set for April -
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SANTA Ee eorrowlnn stock cars.

Cleburnc, Texas. April MIR. G. y. Nil
Ter. Santa Zee foreman of the car shops, was
In Fort Worth yesterday arranging 90 hor'
row number Of cFrs from the Texas ana
Pacihc road for the stock rush that Is nm
ticipatrd ON account Of the continuous
big business tho rolling stock of the ROAD
has run down In spite OF the shop force
working extra time, In a short time every
thing will be in shape again.
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Eronrsions to Renin Soon.

Excursions are on tapls Of many kinds
and n few more days OF spring and they
v.llI no in fun force. The southern racihe
mn run It's hrst excursion In this neigh
borhood Anrfl IS The excursion VIII Ice
Yrp,a franklin, La. TO Beaumont on that
date.
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Galveston Notes.

Galveston Texas, April a--J, y. Colo
mer, contracting agent Of the Kansas city
southern Railway company win leave To-
morrow for trip over his territory
r. ". Gilbough. land commissioner OF
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Transferred to Utah.

Texarkana. Texas. April 3.-Mr j. H.
osboru, for the past two years agent for
M Kansas city Southern railway AZ this
Mace took leave Of hls position today 10
Ppccen, me agency ~ the Nellsfargo IA
press company in Titan
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southern PaoIfie,s New nridue.

Wharton, Texas Aprll 3-work on the
Mncaroni railroad bridge, now building at
this polnt was resumed a few days ago.
Whefi completed his bridge viii be AN
artistic and substantial structure costing
about $4,000 Foreman -. Lawson Is
nnshing the work ahead
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Mr.. Mccarty Transierred to Houston.

Taylor. Texas April 3. Mr.. l.. j. Ne,
Cnrty. for a long time freigdt agent
for the Missouri Kansas ana Texas rail
road at this place is transferred TO The
same duty at lIouston Mr. McCarty VIII
l@Syo Far his new post Of duty us soun as
a relieving substitute arrives.
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so,lthern Pacifio's New Move.

MexIco CIV. April ST Is rcported hfFe
tno, tho southern Pacific railway will soon
control both the Mexican Central and the
Mexican Rational railways. me press
nragress made here hy huge American com
Dimes.
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pons. Denies Purchase.

Dallas. Texas. April 3.-President Rouse
.antaN the renort that the Katy has bought
u .s'n 1,c,'s City Terminal and will make
'rnxas liiy a terminal point
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NOlE--Trains leaving Houston at.4sp.
N, and arriving at Houston at s.4sa and
ioss a. m also run into Grand Central de-
pot departing 10 minutes earlier and arriv-
log ten minutes later than time given above.
All trains arrive and depart from the Grand Cen
d depot except the Missouri. Kansas * Texas
Sans which have a depot in the Fifth ward the In
Irrational & Great Northern and Columbia Tap.
5hIch use the International and Great Northern de.
b on Congress avenue. and the Houston East and
Vest Texas morning train which leaves from and
tnyss at the Houston East and West Texas dep OF
ihe Missouri. Kansas & Texas and Galveston.
POaston & Henderson trains pass the International
.nd Great Northern depot
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was made for the short line. Il would dis
turJ the entire North Texas situation. Mt
rue further stated that the COMMERCIAL
lumber company at Gilmer calls ON the
totton Belt Tor cars when the mill " not
on his line, and that the Texas southern
Was logging road pure aud simple MIR.
Jones, attorney for the Texas southern,
made an argument for his road. President
walker stated that II was his Intention 10
extend his road. as all railroads started as
shnrt lines. He was willing to settle the
nihnrchccs between the two roads. The
commission took the question under advise.
ment
The railroad commission this evening
took mp aud considered the adoption Of the
following items as exceptions to the West
ern classification;
l. On secondhand stocks OF dry goods,
clothing. boots and shoes, millinery, gro
ceries, hardware. queenswarc, saddlcry and
harness, confectionery and mixed merchan.
disc, including secondhand store furniture
and fixtures, ia straight or mixed carloads,
minimum weight 24,o0o pounds per car,
class b.
>. The destination OF any carload ship
Ment may be changed without any ailai
tional charge for the stop when the Ind
utstlhatiun Is point on or reached VIA tht
line on which thc first destination Is 10
Gated; provided, the contents OF the Ga,
nave not been dtstugbcd or removed at hrSl
destination; provided further that the re
quest for change is made within forty
eight hours after the ear has reached hrs
destination and that such request be mad,
In writing.
There was no one but railroad representa-
tivcs present. all Of whom objected to Tn,
above and tae matter was taken under ad
Ylsement.
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CANEM TO HER HUSBAND
0n9Eg AND FRIENDS
By Ys The IF WARMERS SAFE CURE
Dubberly, La. Jan, .. 1907.
warner's Safe Cure Co.
Rochester. N. v.


wapers
n
daughters born was dying with kidney
grandmother. There words tell what Suffered
down night would there relief for me that would
could this condition
NY better, and OH the
don't remember how pamphlets
like described SO thought maybe your
remedy might help but he had no faith in patent
medicines, another doctor. Still worse People who lived
that they would ask when they
Of still alive day friend going otown
and Warmers Safe Cure had not taken 1t
better When that bottle gone had no
another. also sent for the pills took in all
and c the Safe Pills. do all my own
medicine have often thought would tell you what
rnedyd for time to time,
Thanking you life am, respectfully,
NELLIE DAVIS.
free OF WARMERS SAFE CURE
ddrosw
n. "
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I. & e. N. II. II.

Depot foot OF Congress Avenue.
Past Mail TO ST. Louis and Chicago.
lave 4. 90 D. m. ............., Arrive $50 a. m
lave 100 a. m......... Arrive 7.55 pm
Columbia and VeInsco Trains.
lave 500 a. m................-Au Arrive 4.45 p. N
Daily Except Sunday.
,aw 900 Am SUNDAY ony) Arrive AS pm.
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G. II, ~ II. II. II.

Depot foot OF Congress Avenue.
GaINcntOn TrninE.
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3. A. & A. r. By.
III. E. g. w. II. II. II.

Fifth Ward.
lave 6. so am. Express Train Arrive 1000 pm
Grand Central Depot
AVE- TAO D. m..................A Arrive o.02 a u
4 ,cA..,,.no,, V,rxas Civ and CincinnsHl
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Foster,a Local forecast.

April Warmer.
April Warmer.
Aplil 6 Threatening,
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NJ, X. 81 IT. II. II.
NJ, X. g. It. Depot, Fifth Ward.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
H., a n. G. II. n.
Grand Central Depot
Arrives

IT. & N. o. "a. n.
.,on and New Orleans Trains.
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l.. No 9.45 a. m Arrive No. 2, 300 Am
p.No. 500 a. m Arrive No. 6. ,. 80 pm
. .ss No 6 ..1.50 p. m Arrive No. :. .l015 pm
sNos. and ? runs Sunday only
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Drs. Belts & Belts G. Dvar
Physicians, Surgeons, Specialists,
~ 81. Chmclcs ST.. New OrLeMMs.

Young, middle aged aud old, single and
married men and all who Hunor with Lost
Manhood. Neryona peblIlly Spormatorrhea
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-07

WIb boI ulcm In kiss lrI germ. m the .cr cream pr. uh. o.u t,l what WN become coo .... s.uus urelmt
 The Pathfinder.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-07

Hear about that American young woman paying Neo0oo for a cigarette holder
 "Get uutf
 "Fuct . believe it also had a utle or something Cincinnati Enquirer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-07

stout Gsut-Wou. sIr I'm a self-made man Ib.elu ufe as 1 blrefooted boy.
 Thin Gent .WrL as flr as | can make out wasn't born with sings on. either. -Mouu.hIus.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-07

Nm. Hur da you know you've a .-.tf. ma.tHs Its1 pItty tu waste such mouth an m1u.
 EUr.I never waste t on man Town Topics
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-07

.I u.rI.r mI..J Mr cyciefac' os h' wiped tH. precipitation and dust from his r... after climbing a long hiu on hot l... nrJ noting that hts cyclometer reg .t.nI n, miles "how thesr fellows 't -a...r.. manage to stnnd thr h"t wealth .r. F.r Mr. ClsIetler was taking h's .I..t..n .k.usls City Star
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-07

u..r wonder why .t is that It takes % ..m.u . long tl order dinner in !" ...f..rHtr
 sH..Wn,. .ue can't boa expected Co nnd tn. most expensive things with @ mrr ...... ..r tn. .re -Erookyn Life
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-07
SECTION NXTm

Tho city treasurer must receipt Go Che auditor and clerk for thc oascssmCnt roll ou Che delivery thereof which receipt must show Che full amount of t0Nca lcV- ted. and Che auditor and clerk must .hlrre tho treasurer with the guid amount and hlc and carefully prc7orvo ..fr r...Frf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-07
SEXTON NIX

on tho 1rst day of March In each year. qt o'clock D. m.. all unpaid taxes arc delinquent. and CO per ccnO twenty pcs cent additional as penalty and Interest at the rate of eight per cent. per annum shall ho added when paid
 SECTION NNNf
 lt shall be the duty Of the treasuref
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-07
sLIILlN NM

The city treasurer shah hc thc collector
 | of taxes. and Che assessment roll in his ! hands shall hc full and sufficient author
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-07

The troasurer must give receipt to the person paving my taxes. speclfyine thc amount of Che assessment. amount naid date of naymcnt year for which and description of the property as- eoeefd
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-07
eTTTT0N NNVTT

The city treasurer or his dpnutv must attend at his office during office hours te receive thc t1Ncs not yet paid. and loo ie also required to receive and collect. us for as pructicnble thc t1ves rcmdinins
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-07
CIIV 0f SkIFWI
city treasurer

Grooting'
 Iou 1rr hereby commanded tu collect thc taxes charged iu thIs assessment roll nf e1l city for Che ............ yeur ue -DluIrUd by law
 Witness my hand and onclal scal this ............ day of ................, l9.....
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-07
SKAGWAY. ALASKA

Proposed Electric Light Rates
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-07

The city treasurer within tcu days after the receipt of the assessment roll must publish am onlcnl notice. specifying;
 First. That the assessment roll Of thc city for Che vcnr ............. is now in his possession for Che collection of tha taxes levied therein
 Second. That Che taxes win bo doliu- uucnt on tho first dny of March next thereafter. at 6 o'clock D. m. and chat unless paid prior thereto. twenty CW per cont win ho added ta tho amount thereof 1s penalty. and Interest charged nt Che r1tC ol per cent per annum from thc date of delinquency until paid.
 Third. The tImo and place at which payment of taxes may hc made.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-07

GODFREY CHEALANpER
 City Clerk
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-07
SECTION NH

on or hofnro thc 3lth day of November 1r each yolr Che cicrk must deliver to Ihn city tr0lsuror thp assessment roll 1f Inc City of Sk1cw1y for Che year. with his Che alid auditors and clerks wnr- rant thereto affixed. iu tho following words.
 nIsTEInT nE ALAskA
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-07
NNVITI
SECTION NNIN.

The treasurer must note opposite Che taxes paid and ln Che column prepared for this purnoHC the date nf the payment of g1id fnVca
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-07

The city assessor must complete his tssassment roll on or before the first d1N of october in each year. and nle the same with the Common Council Oi the said city and must take and subscribe an affidavit substantially as follows:
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Majority Accept the Viva Voce Method of Voting on Senator
and Several Will Join.

In tho Regular Republican caucus
Thursday at O'Clock. resolutions we're
adopted removing the last formal objec,
tions which the anti-cauous members
have to going into the senatorial caucu
by adopting the following;
The Resolutions Adopted.
Whereas We, the majority OF Repub.
lloan members Of the legislature have
assembled la 'ucus for the purpose OF
naming candidate for United States
senator, who should be- the candidate Of
the whole party, acting through
Ne senators aud Representatives
IN the Oregon legislature; aud
Whereas, a minority OF the party
membership IN the Legislature has
withheld it's presence from our confer.
ences, and embarked upon an oh,
sIruciiYe policy that threatens a pro.
traoted and useless Senatorial dead.
lock, involving the certain defeat of
useful aud necessary legislation, EN-,
barrasslng the state government In the
harmonious aud effective administra,
tion OF iis mRotlons, impehlling the
highest public interests and last.
though not least, keeping alive A de.
plorahle lactlonal schism In the Repub.
hcan party, aud
Where's Il has heen intimated 10 ms
through yariousoredlhle sources that the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-30

minority has declined to Join us in eau,
Gus for the reason that II feared the
method OF secret ballot would be adop
ted and enforced, In selecting candid.
ate for United States Senator; aud
whereas, IL has never been the pur.
pose OF the majority 20 adopt any
method OF voting not agreeable 70 the
Republican caucus, or any considerable
minority thereof, and IL has never been
committed TO any method OF voting
whateverj therefore, inasmuch as lts
purposes have been mistaken and its an.
titude as to the ballot misunderstood,
be 4
Received, that We, the majority.
declare that the viva yoce method of
voting Is entirely acceptable 20 us and
10 the end that no reason or excuse
may exist for the minority not assem-.
bling with the majority in forming A
complete aud effective caucus of the
whole party, We pledge ourselves i'm.
dividualy and collectively that the
method OF balloting for United States
Senator Ia caucus shall be open TO roll
call, and We agree % adopt a resolution
TO that effect, and faithfully and honor.
ably comply with the terms.
Resolved, therefore. that full copy
OF the foregoing preamble and resoIn.
tons be conveyed 10 every member of
tho Republican minority. b"
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close barbershops ON Sunday. See COM
ment on same bill above in house.
s. B. No. SO, by Inman, limits attor-
nsy fee in written obligations 70 one
pereent An ex.postiacto law il II is
anything.
S. q. No. 54, by sseek, co.employes
negligence act. About FIVE bills intro
duced Of the same charater
s. .B.No. 55, by Smith Of Multnomah
10 regulate dentistry. One Of the best
dentists in the state says the profession
don't need such law any more than the
owners Of steam woodsaws do.
s. B. No. So, by Mulkey, TO declare
navigable streams highways for float
iug logs and timber, and provide for
improving the same.
S. B. No. 81, by Williamson, TO ex-
empt 30 days earnings Of debtor
BrowneIl has the start Of him with q
similar bill.
s.B. No. So, by Brownell, for 'consti-
tutioual convention. As the people have
voted down all amendments, would they
not vote down a newfangled and expen-
sive constitution
s B. No 80, by Kelley TO enlarge the
boundaries Of Linn county. Linn has
done 30 we'll governing, why not give il
all Of Lane county TO govern2
s. b. No. 60, donates 5000 TO the
state historical society.
s. b. No. 81. by Joseph, to allow state
school funds TO be invested in local city
and school bonds at six percent. Would
6nd but few az almost any city car
borrow money for less.
s. b. No. 80. by Smith Of Baker, &c
regulate calling meetings Of the state
university regents. Seems harmless,
s. b. No. SO, by Looney, Dairy ant
Food commissioner law, raises salary
and increases powers and duties. Greater
deputyship at $500 year.
| s. b. No. Ga, by Inman, regulates
circuit court business Of fourth district
Probably all right enough.
s. y. No. 65, by Hunt, primary elec
ton law. Better examine with care, Al
very few good measures emanate from
Portland.
s. b. No. 60, by DAILY, to provide fo
sale Of swamp and overhowed lands
| Moat land acta either mako the atat.
poor or the person who buys the land
S. B. No 81, by Fulton, 10 reserve al
Of Columbia above tide water as spawn
ing ground for salmon.
s. b. No. 6s, by Mulkey, to amend Oh,
state barber board act. IL seems cal
culated 10 swell the receipts of the mana
gers OF this board, without improyinl
the quality Of shaves.
s. B. No. 90, by Fulton, another fsl
bill
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VOTE FOR PRINCIPLES
NOT FOR PLUMBER
Fundamental American Ideas That Should Control in the
Selection Of an Oregon Senator.

will the
Nicaragua canal entirely under the control of
Vote for who will the gigantic timber land by
resident and syndcates holding speculation
Vote pledged keep such
harbors Yquna bay and Coos bay and the whole Columbia
Vote for opposed shipping subsidies bount special
aud especially the Hanna.Payne Ship Subsidy bill.
Vote for who avos Of American shipping removing
restrictions especially with
Vote who will labor uphold the credit
silver and gold without bond issues
Vote who iavor forming island
and stsustaung territories government
Members the Oregon legislature without should
who has positive convictions policies
the entire Pacific
The OF Oregon will justify holding
licking Of the legislature personal advantage
candidate. IDEAS MEN PRINCIPLES
ARE GREATER THAN THINGS
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Notice 10 Contractors.

The undersigned are ready to receive
bids for the erection of the Congrega.
tional Church at Butteville. Oregon.
Plans and specifications OF the propos-
ed Church Building may be seen at the
City Hotel Butteville, Oregon, from date
10 Jan. "a, 1901, at Bank OF Woodbqrn,
Woodburn, Oregon, from Jan. "a to Jan.
3lst, 1901, at Gilbert Bros Bank, Salem
Oregon, from Jan. 81 to Feb. Z, 1901 .
All bids will be opened Feb.9, 1901.
The committee reserve the right 70
reject any or all bids.
HENRY l.. BENTs, Pres. Building
A. HOMER Cone, Sec. Committee.