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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14

1 viii undertake II bet 81 on each
Hquare foot of cement sidewalk that
Las hrrn huiit this season that the
uame viii be damaged On ruined eom-
nLnleIN hefnrn The hlfLNAl nf aprlnE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
RAMSEY

WASHINGTON. sept. ia.-Ths
navy department this afternoon ap-
pointed Rear Admiral Francis Ram
scy. retired. as the third member CT
abe schley court az Inquiry % sue
coed Howison. The court viii resume
Monday.
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u. S. COURT
OF APPEALS
No Session Today Will Finish Sc
attic Sitting Tomorrow

The United states court Of mp
peais FOR the ninth circuit is not in
session today Tomorrow the tenn
in this city Will end upon the hsnr-
ing II the case of the Northea Pa
elflc Railway 60. Nn. Louisa A. and
Frank ~. Adams. The decisions in
the eases heard this week will
not be- announced for two months
set
Next Monday the court VIII con
vene NJ Portland and four cases are
set for hearing.
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LAST EDITION.
. O'Clock.
TORRENCE
Chosen Commander of
the G. A. R.

CLEVELAND. @. sept. ia-Ea
Terrence. OF Minnesota. was elected
commAndcr-i u-ehief Of the Graad
Army 81 the Republic this morning.
over his strongest opponent Gen.
pan siekies.
Other officers chosen are; Senior
vice commander. John McEiroy. ef
Washington, n. C. Junior vice CONF
mander. John O'nonneli ~ Chicago
surgeon general. Y. L. ThruuL %
Cinetnnsui chaplain IN chief. Rev.
Thomas Boyle. IT Rlltshurg.
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For Assault and Battery

]. II. Elliott win be tried this af-
ternoon on the charge Of assault and
battery preferred against him by
Lizzie Scherier. She alleges that FL
lott beat her and threatened her life
at MadLaon pax Maann.lnH nlahl.
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Robbed While Asleep

A. r. Johnson. who Hives AZ 10
John street, reported 20 the police
today that he entered the Orages,
Holding h0uee. on Second avenue
Bouth near Washington street. ana
while asleep IN chair was robbed
II Us and a gold watch. Tn. police
are working on the case
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Committee Did Not Meet

The chamber ~ r0mmsree Mcktn-
lsy Thanksgiving hospital commit
tee dif not meet this afternoon ow-
ing 20 the critical condition Of ths
president
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viii Go Alter Whilworih

Deputy sheriff J. II williams VII
go ta California after Lawrence
Whltworth the alleged embcENler. as
soon aa oalradltion papers can he oil
tanned
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HoRDHoFB a CO

lee fancy silk frlIlsd gns a..
Supporter. fgf LIE pair ss'.
safety Pins IN all sizes. va.
&C. after six sc card. ~
Han Sets. worth Sc. aftsr =.
Hair Nets. worth ise. after =.
Crepe Paper. regular prlo. "a
roll. after six Dc.
b0mcn'H fast black or t.n q,
ton stockings. double - =.
heel. al sizes. worth Izise 49, ~
Daifs after six o..
W0msu'a fancy Llzie Or -.
Stripe Hose. plain Or droo -.
double Toe and heel, fast -
all sizes. worth zsc and J5e y.
AK igc.
Womeu'a SWISS Ribbed ".
ioH neck, sleeveless. bleash.s ].
uubIeache1, fancy CoIoEed - I.
yoke. worth zoe and &c 90 =.
/ ~ e. 20 a. 80 VA - A.
H0men's Jersey Or Esi. "a
bed White Pants. knee Ier..s
lace trimmed. ali sizes. wsrss y, ~
after Elk IBc. -
aihaeg and Children y,....
Lined Vests and Pants q 49,
medium weight ali zizes ws-a
1ac. after six Isa
Boys Percsie Shirt wslr. .
pink. blue and pufpls. Eo1- =
flzea 10 u. after ak haif -
{ or &c each.
Toilet Soap. 2 cakes In
worth lziac a box after AZ -,
boxes for i5c.
English Violet soap. or n.,,~
milk soap. three cakes IN
worth i5c a box. after az 3, \
box.
Pure olycerins. worth lie =,
tie. after SIX &c a bottie
bec and &c Ribbons. after a,
lie a yard. -
These are up to 81 inches \
width.
Velvet Ribbons from Ma \
No. -. in black with FoA a.
after six at half price.
&c Lawn Ties. with co,u.,
border. after sir iz1c.
Listsrated Tooth soar v,.
lie. after six &c.
Outing Flannel Gowns sor -
men. worth zoo and sc. sfser :,
&c.
Muslin Underwear, not a A.
line. but quite q number Of ~
msnts TO select from. aftsr =
half price.
Ice Wool Fascinafnrr "a K,.s
white and coIors. worth rsc ~
ter sir bsc.
NH Remnants ysiiings ar
SIX half price.
1000 yards Cambria Mus.r \
inches wide. one TO ten yxrt, !.
length. worth ISike. aftsr 4,
Tizc.
Colored Table Govern ~
yards square. red and whs,s ~
red and green. oil oolors. afts- +,
Csc.
Best Apron Bingham. A--<
keaF. worth TIC. after 81 !,
yard.
Only ten yards 20 a cus.o-x,
Black Sateen. p inches VA.
fast black, worth inc. after (,
&c yard.
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Harvard
Dental Office
I33Il. S,eond Avenue

Ut = pNNUflu fNtitWt
You cannot set better work any
where. no matter what you ray. than
at our office We believe Ia thor
ouwh. conscientious DEsTfeTRY.
ct prices within the reach Of all. our
y oFk IL al guaranteed.
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our i2-inch desk fan uses no more
current than q Ice. y. lamp. XII
bourne A Clark Co. SIC Second ave.
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Travellers Railway Guide.
Northern Pacific

Ssrth Cost LfmItsd-fsars f1f Ht PAU q
D n Auiys ffan - Paul p n.
Atlantic Erpfssa- faara fof s. PAU rs
ba,iis Al'' o ,,sg Law. iar s., Loal.
Kaa.a, citg. Is !. m A ,lf,,. ? - n -,
p p'' ~ hrl l:' . : n. 80 :. m. saa rs
EIpr.@ oiympi. sna ersy'' Hsrbof-Ls,7s
EIpr..s ' sssth i nsad@L.sts lsresps Sunday.
a. ~ Arrive fsaeept sgudagl. 80 2. n.
seven trains each saY bstHean sssttls and
rs 3 NJ. 10 D m. sIs D. m. e ,. N.
anf 80 ,. ~. Anirs q e NJ. ~ a NJ.
I2.B .. N. As p. m. 90 .. m. .. m and
me- Z asins asnv bstsssu seattle sna spo.
tans-I@ars 10 a m. d 10 D m. aud % p. n.
arrive q, m. z ?. n va aha p ~ c-t.,,.
Tso trains snshami.h. ssffo woollsT =Issys
50 a ~. so , m ArnTs u1o a n. 50
Frfr.s Isaaquah. snoquslmis Lssrs $50 ?.
M fsrcspt SUNDAY. Arrive u 10 = n. tsHeept
Sunday.
ersst northern
orsrisnd Flysr-Lssvs for ~ Paul D m.
Arrive from g. Paul D 20.
Ifprss spohsns-Lsa's 80 a m. Arri''
I've trains whstssn. NJ ysmon-isavs -
a N. $40 N. Ariv. " IN = M ~ p ~
a m Arrive so ?. m
Fsur trsins ,ssh rsY between seattle and
Irsf.ii-Lss'. . q. 10. $50 a NJ $40 .. n
aud . N. Arrive % a. m. II ~ a. m, $40
o "a. and .. m.
ColBmbis o Puget sound
Two uaiBs HlseE Diamond. TTanhiin-LesVs
10 M fsrfapt Sunday aud Is ,. N Ar
rise 20 =. N. isHeapt sunday and f1b 2. m.
fsHcept sunday.
Canadian Pacific
ETpfes Vancouver aud Oysraad-Lsays gz5
q m. Auiys 8 - ,. n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
THE BON MARCIIE

Wood Rolling Pima. after nix
D. each.
Wood chopplng Bowls. after elk
o..
Wood Potato Washers. after
Hix Be-.
Decorated China Soup Dlsneu.
o. each after ak.
IuFllaud china Dinner Plates.
Ransom shape. after ak fls5 for
half dozen.
We viii sell. after slx. IN the
millinery store. pretty wings Tor
trimming iu brown. green ana
white. worth Z5c. FOR Zoe.
Quilts. a variety 10 choose
from. worth o. each, after 80 81
each.
BRIDE for trimming. worth poo.
after Elk. l9c.
Denim sofa Pillow Covers. -
o. - inches ia Hlze. worth from
S5c 10 1ge each. after ak &c.
One dozen Hkeiaa Turkish
Floss. worth t5c-c0mea ia as
sorted eoiorH. after ak zbe.
20 dozen Mems Fancy Cotton
SoH. with vertical stripes. worth
lbc. after six az Zoe pair.
Mems Fleece Lined Under
shirts. worth 2gc. after six 25c.
Mems lie suHpendera, after six
I0c pair.
Library Paste. after tx &c a
bottla
Good Black Ink. after Elk &c a
bottle.
Manuscript Tablets for school
use. after six &C. each.
Writing paper and envelopes,
"a sheets paper and q envelopes.
after Six ..
Three Men on Wheels" by
Jerome K Jerome. regular prce
q 80 after six Sc.
School Dictionaries. after six
isc.
webster'a High School Diction-
aries. after six fi00.
Denlss0n's Passe Partout Out
TT. after sir sc.
s2-inch Novelty Dress Goods.
in black and hello. black and tur-
quois. black and cardinal and
black and green: these are new
goods and we viii sell only one
dress length 20 a customer. af-
ter six AZ sse instead Of TIC per
yard.
tis0 pstticoats. after six ssc.
;i.o0 Shirt Waists. after SIX be.
tiz5 Women's House Wrap
psrs. after six ace.
Two, three and four-quart
Fountain eyringss. worth &c. at
ter ssx &c
women's Purses. worth &c. af-
ter six fne
Fancy Hat Pins. worth loc. af-
ter SIX &C.
Fancy Hat Pins. worth isc, az
ter SIX &c
Superb Knitting SILK. after six
spool.
Sewing Needles. after six &c a
paper.
pompAdour Combs. worth tsc.
after elk fsc.
DaruiuR Cotton. 3 spooia for e.
Cabinets OF Wire Hair Pins. az
ter six tic
Nail brushes. regular price &c.
after SIR -.
Elastic Corset I4aces, after six
ic each.
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New bath houses. MadronA villa.
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ms -tssai Of Bert Briggs. charged
The Grit-advocate., 1901-04-12
Notice For Publications.
Department of the Interior.

Notice For Publication.
Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Sterling, Colo.
March %, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before Clerk County
Court at Julesburg, Colorado, on May
IL, 1901, viz:
Phillip B. Woodlands, guardian of
Walter L. keister, heir of Anna f.
Keister, deceased, for the northeast
quarter of section -, township 8 n.
range 46 w. 9th p. NJ.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz:
William NJ. Labaree, Frank Kinney.
Charles w. White, John Sowders, all
of Julesburg. Colorado.
ID. c. FLEMING, Register.
Date of lst publication April ., 1901.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-04-12
Timber Culture, Final PrOOf--NOticc
For Publications.
United States Land Office.

Sterling. Colo.
March 26, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that Phillip
B. Woodlands has filed notice of in
tcntion to make final proof before
Clerk County Court at his Office in
.Julesburg on Thursday the 10Th day OF
May, 1901, on timber culture applica-
tiOn No. 145S9 for the northwest quarter
of section No. 6 IN township No. n.
of range No. 10 w.
He names as witnesses William NJ.
Labaree, Frank Kinney, Charles W.
White. .lonn w. Sowders, all Of Jules
burg, Colorado.
. D. c. FLEMING, Register.
Date Of lst publication April ), 1901.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-04-12
NOTICE of REDEMPTION
COUNTY WARRANTS. !,

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,
SEDGwICK COUNTY. COLORADO,
March -, 1901. J
Notice is hereby given that | will
redeem at my office in .Julesburg
county warrants numbered as follows:
No. Date Of Issue. imOunt
ORDINARY COUNTY EVENUE FUND.
,r.y ,rt npI,I, III,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-02

delightful junket has been planned
for the members of the Transcontinental
Passenger association. The next meet
ing of the association is to be held in
the Hotel del Monte, Monterey, Cal. 1t
is almost certain that the subjects to
be considered will be so regarded by ev-
cry general passenger agent in the as
ISOLATION that it will be absolutely nee
essary for him to attend the meeting.
The subjects will not only be important,
but so numerous that at least week
will be required to properly consider
them, possibly two weeks. The passen-
ger earnings of all the big western roads
have been so large during the past VIM
ter that it is not likely that the presi-
dents will begrudge the general passen-
ger agents all the pleasure they can
get in little visit to the famous resort
on the Pacific coast.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-02

In financial circles it is believed that
President Hill of the Great Northern is
in such a position with his large hold
lngs of Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
that the Chicago Burlington and Quincy
directors will be forced to give more Sc
rious consideration to the offer of a
guarantee on the stock than they have
heretofore been disposed to give.
One of the largest stockholders of the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy says:
From my investigation Of the reports
as to prospective change in the control
of the Burlington I feel confident that
the Northern Pacific-Great Northern peo-
pie are after the property, and do not
believe they would attempt to secure con-
troll unless there We're good prospects of
success"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-02

The Mail and Express, discussing the
announcement that George J. Gould is to
enter the Southern Pacific directorate.
says: This is what Mr.. Gould referred
to some time ago, when he said that
still larger deals than any that had been
put through were coming. If the pro-
posed harmony of relations is establish
ed it will enable the Missouri Pacific
and affiliated lines to secure better terms
on through traffic to the Pacific coast.
On the north the Missouri Pacific's bust
ness will go over the Denver and Rio
Grande to Ogden, and thence over the
Central Pacific to San Francisco. On the
south traffic will go over the Texas Pa
cific to Ell Paso, and thence over the
Southern Pacific to California points,"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-02
THE RAILROADS

anese laborers by the Northern Pacific
and Great Northern railroads has caused
so much indignation among farmers
along the line of the roads and among
trades unionists generally that the rail-
road companies have decided to dis
charge all their Chinese and japanese
and replace them with men of other
nationalities. kilograms have been sent
to eastern agencies to secure Immediate
ly 1000 Italians for the two railroads,
and they have also made acquisitions for
large numbers of Scandinavian laborers.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-02

Railroads enjoying differentials in pas
senger rates eastbound from Chicago and
st. Louis, by their refusal to make any
compromise with the standard lines, have
placed in imminent peril the whole prin-
ciple of differentials.
AS settlement of the disputes which
nave been in progress for two or three
years past the standard lines suggested
that one common differential rate of s1S
from Chicago to New York be establish
ed, instead of the varied system of DIFF
ferentials which is now in effect. Had
this been accepted it would probably
have ended the dispute. Several of the
differential roads. notably the Erie, the
Lackawanna and the PENNSYLVANIA
differential lines, agreed to accept the
proposals, but the others refused to con-
sent to any change being made in the
present basis.
The result will be that the whole oues-
ton will so to arbitration, with a strong
probability that the system of differen-
tials will be wiped out entirely.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-02

1t is expected that new hearing in
the iron ore rate controversy will be
ordered by the commission in Chicago
in few days, as the seasons traffic on
the ranges will begin in about thirty
days. and it is desirable that the rate
question be settled by that time. It is
still an open question whether the COM
mission has jurisdiction over the ore
traffic. which is all handled on special
contract with the mine owners, and upon
this point the rehearing is likely to CEN
ter.
1t is admitted that the commission ha $
control of these roads so far as they act
as common carriers for the transporta-
ton OF merchandise or other freight
even that of logs and ore. but not where
the traffic is hauled under special con-
tract, which includes the building If
tracks to mines, ore docks and the load
| ing of ore into vessels.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-02

The promoters of the Victoria, Van
cOuver and Eastern railroad may aban-
don the project because the government
of British Columbia demands, among 9TH
err things, that the company shall pay
4 per cent of it's gross earnings to the
government, must submit all contracts
for construction to the government for
approval, must build the road with
home labor" barring all aliens, and,
worse than ALL must make such rates for
transportation as the government thinks
proper.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-02

There was considerable hustline
among passenger representatives in Chi
caSo last Saturday when it became
known that ST. Paul-Chicago line had
cut the rate to Ann Arbor, Mich. to ono
fare for the round trip. with 80 cents
additional for an extension of thrtv
days. The occasion of this reduction is
on account of the convention of the
Seventh Day Adventsts at Ann Arbor
but the convention is. of course. ONLY n
pretext. as probably not more than one
person in twenty-five who buy these
tickets aye members of this denomina-
ton.
The Western Passenger association
lines had agreed to one and one-fifth
fare for this event. and the cut was q
severe blow to the recently made local
, agreements. 1t is plain that the Twin
City Passenger association will have an
opportunity to show what it was organ
ICED for.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-02
PUBLIC NOTICE.

\. regular meeting of Butte Work
ingmens' union OF w. L. u, held on
Friday evening. December u. 1900. it
was voted that on and after May l,
1901, days work performed by mem
bers under its jurisdiction shall consist
of eight hours, at the minimum scale
of $500 per day.
Published by order Of workinsmens'
union No. s, W. L. U.
]. W. DALE, Pres.
T. ". JONES, secretary.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-02
HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSION TICk
EFT

States on sale at all ticket offices of the
Chicago Great Western Ry., on the first
and third Tuesdays of each month,
January to June, 1901, at the very low
homeseekers' rate of one fare plus $500
for the round trip. Tickets good for
return within u days from date of sale.
Persons contemplating trip will save
money by calling on any Great Western
Agent and obtaining detailed informa-
ton regarding the homeseekers' rates.
or addressing T. II. Lord, Gen. Pass.
ACT, Chicago. IT.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-02

.-.. BOULDER. HOT SPRINGS.
The Great Northern railway will sill
round trip tickets, Butte to Boulder an !
return including one weeks board ana
yba thing privileges at Hot Springs hot tel.
at a rate Of $3.50 each.
]. B. REYNOLDS
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-02

The HStel and Boarding House asso.
cia.ion meet every Wednesday evening
at 343 East Park street. at $50. J. p.
Tobin. secretary and treasurer. Clarence
hotel.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-02

Standard Sewing Machines for sale
and rent. National Undertakers 114-1le
East broadway. Tele. 1863.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-05

Vinita, l. r., March marion U'l.
dcrman was arrested aud brought here
by Deputy United State, Marshal Pa.
den rolb'rt on q charge of holding too
much hand Boo th. Cherokee SGliun. Mr..
Huldarunn wu, indicted hv tho recent
guud jury upon IS! separate counts for
violating the provision, of the net oi
cuugrge. approved june 2S, ISIS. known
~ thu Curtis law, which ur0yIipfn pen.
atty for excessive land holdings ia the
Cherokee Nation
jaime. Beatty OF Tunln T. r.. ha,
also baon arrested uu tlo Sumo charges.
aud those two cnsc- win make % tr,l
trial Of the constiutiouauty oft fhc law.
Holderman hold. 600 acre, of land.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-05
DISTRICT COURT
Convened Monday 90 List Of Grand
Jurors Empaneled.

The March term Of the district
court, continuing six weeks, opened
Monday with Judge J. c. Scott of
franklin on the bench and District
Attorney " b. Hudson represent.
ing the state. On the docket are
several important cases.
The following grand jurors were
duly empaneled and began their
investigations L. d. Niece. fore.
man; W. j. Roberts, 5. II Frank.
ln, Oscar Wilcox, J.. NJ. Orr j
A. Henry, D. ? Cole, p. l.. Bar.
ron, q 4 Orr, Jack Lawless, Mike
Hannefn, j. II. subcr. Judge
Scott delivered general charge d,
the jury,
Baihf. were appointed as fol
lows: G. l.. Baker, Louis Reed. +
W. Yeager, J. +. Farquhar, Jim
Reed, John Sab', r. ". Frame.
Powell Harvey RI. Scarborough.
door bailid.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-05
Union Meetings.

Rev. Jewell Howard, pastor of
the Christian church, preached at
the Methodist church Sunday
night before an audience which
packed the house 10 the doors, or
rather to the pulpit, for, as the
minister remarked, you have to
90 early 10 YOU get back seat To-
the Bryan churches.
Rev. Howard read scripture
lesson from Numbers, 32nd chap
ter, Doth 10 23rd verses. Prayer
was offered by Rev r. D. Wilson.
The text from the lesson read, "Bp
sure yoursin will fui You out.
The history Of the text was 6rU
presented, and afterwards the sub
ject was elaborated and presented
in a very able and effective man.
ner with forcible, practical applia-
tion. The minister showed thor
ough familiarity with the scrip.
lures and supported hi. argument
with numerous references. lie
said mans sins lind him out By de-
troyiug his possessions, his health,
his reputation, hi' character and
his soul. lie made @ strong up
peal tor the enforcement Of the
laws, and for Christian unity and
sentiment in the work Of the Mas.
ter.
Rev. +. l.. Sheitles, pastor Of
the Methodist church, will preach
at the Christian church neat sun.
day night, upon which occa,iou
another big union meeting will be
held
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-05
CONTRACT REVOKED.
Clark q Go. Lose tho Construction 81
Buutio Bayou Ship Canal.


Galveston. March THE war De.
prtmout ha, revoked tine extension VI
time granted Charlie, Clark N Co.,. "a,
Galveston, to construct tna Buuer
bayou ship channel The oluua.t was
award uChlr g Co.. hsr Iua lr
S3l2.33j, 90 build q channel % f.otwidr
aud is .cc, deep if,m Galveston bly u
M1ran's Cut near Inalrt. q distanc,
of %, miles Tho term, OF tho contract
called for $1,000 worth Of dredging 10
De- uu,,uu. March /, this year. tho
contractor. claim 90 have been DELAYED
by the storm, and ask fur six months.
extension of time Co secure the rclui,it.
amount Of dredging
The request wis granted "a faw day.
ago and then revoked Under the CON.
ditions presented In These government
contracts, when n contractor forfeit. hi.
contract boz Is barred from over receiving
another contract from thr government
The dredging hn, NOT lrrn started and
the secretary of w8r has declared thc
contract forfeited. Clark IS Go. virtual
" control the deep winter dredging on
the gulf and have several large e1ycu.
.grut contracts uH|ar v.vu Auul
ti,., Bmtn, river and Bmz1, Santiago.
Tho Buffalo bayou project win ru.t sI..
10000 from GMy rrH 20 Hon anil
the government will call for new con.
tracts