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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-30
Sealed Bids.
Omce Of city clerk.

Office of City Clerk
Wichita, kan. July %, 1902
Sealed bids viii be received at this
office until = o'clock m. Monday, August
1. 1892, for the construction of the follow
ing cinder sidewalks:
5-foot walk on the east side Of Main,
from Harry TO Oslo
A 5-foot walk on the west side Of
Everett. from Munnell to Shirley.
Bidders must state price per IIneaI foot
All bids mrst be accompanied by Ger
tihed check in the sum of SO, as a guar
antee of good faith The mayor and
council reserve the right TO reject any
and all bids.
65-St J. I. LELAND. City Clerk
Don't forget the p per cent discount
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Martins Art Store announce a summer
discount sale Of 20 per cent on their stock
of framed pictures. statuary and art nov
elites Frames to order, Is per cent fo1
July and August. Isl North Main, Wich-
sta
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-30

DR.. H. T. Still, son of the founder Of
Osteopathy and DR.. Wilmont Reed have
opened offices in the Biting block, S29-53
S9-2et
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once Of City Clerk,
Wichita. Kan, July p, 1902.
The following resolution was passed by
the mayor and councilmen of the city Of
Wichita, at regular meeting held July
81 7o03-
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HARRY WRIGHT SEEN
Was in the Wolf Creek Country a
Week AGO.

Eugene, Ore. July 29.-Reports from
what is considered reliable authority are
TO the effect thar Harry Wright the ex-
convict who IS suspected Of having assist
ed Tracy ana Merrill in making their es-
cape from the penitentiary and for whom
a reward of $500 is offered. Is in hiding
among friends in the Wolf creek country.
twenty-five miles west Of Eugene. He
formerly lived in that vicinity. Two men
saw him pass along the road a week ago.
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Notice.

Call for schweiter & Sons Grape Juice
Of your grocer. 2o-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-30
Osteopathy.

Attend Wichita Business College, WaH
building, I4-116 North Market St Stiff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-30

Take peck II pert~ct. rsps tomatoes.
two rooEs q horsers6tzh. rp~o large ozsoas.
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Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENs the GUNS, ALLAYs
al PAIN. CURES WIND collie ana is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world.
BE sure and ask for Mrs Winslow >
Soothing syrup and take no other kind.
Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
Ask your grocer for Schweiter & sons
Grape Juice. 25-tf
DR. siegel has moved his Office 10 over
80 North Main street. next door to Thos.
Shaw's music house ss-s0t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-30

CAN for schweiter & Sons Grape Juice
at your grocer's. zo-tf
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Barred Plymouth Rocks

SaFTeu TIymoltn hocks
chickens, white turkeys and AIar1rofb
feAln ducks. $ premiums last three
seasons Grit shell blood meal al
KINDS q poultry and hog remedies
Lees Egs-llaker and Lice-killer. Cor
Key Roup Care. 81 wholesale ard re
tail send for circular
OTTO WEISS, 1o5 S. Meade, Wichita
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Mrs. Winsiomfs SOOTHING Syrup.

Don't forget the p per cent discount
sale at Martins Art Store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11
SHOOTING SCRAPE NEARLY
RESULTS IN man KILLING
AT skAowAy IN WHICH THREE PERSONS a Aat
Neutrality-suspicious. NEWS OF SHIPS AND sfpPNo-
MATTERS INTEREST N THE WATERFRONT

The Humboldt brought down news
of "A serious shooting ARRAY nj skaK-
way. According TO latest reports the
aHHailant was hiding along the rail-
road track OF the White Pass a
Yukon. -Four men. the names OF two
being John serenata and George
Saguxzi, left SkaEway on foot for
White Horse. and while camping
near the steel bridge. trouble arose
between the two named. Italian
words new hot and fast, and sudden
~ Serenaio slapped SaguKzt'a face.
The latter pulled knife. but be-
fore he could use Il. Serenaio ierksd
out a gun aud fired three shots. one
OF which graxed the cheek Of SaKuz-
~ The two other Italians rushed
IN To part the fighters. and Sereuaio
dashed down tho track The three
men then walked 20 White Horse.
where Sagusxis face was handaEed.
The three have started out 10 fnd
Sercnnio, but have not yet seen him.
Steamship Humboldt arrived from
the North this morning az $50
o'clock with g passengers. many Of
whom were from Dawson. u. l.
Mcpherson. who has been In the
country for four years operating ut
Gold Run. states that the Canca. the
boat which took the crowd from
dawson, bad Ia be pulled by cable
over the bar al Lake L. large.
where the water waa only two feet
high. lie also states that lust as
the caAca was pulling cut from
Dawson the white Horse arrived
with two smallpox patients aboard.
and had To be quarantined. Me
pherson has contracted rheuma-
dHm.
Steamship Cottage city reached
port az : o'clock this morning from
HkaKway. Capt. Wrny. an opef.
afor from Cooks Inlet. was one Of
the passengers. The land Once at
sitka has been moved 20 JunsAu.
The Despatch arrived last night
from San Francisco with 600 tons Of
freight. ahe viii proceed this ev-
enins 10 Whatcom and Port MAdl-
Aon 20 load lumber and piles
The santa barbara got in last
night with IS passengers aud no
freight. After eoaiinR up at the
eunkern she viii proeeed 20 Port
Hadiock 60 Load lumber for San
Pedro.
The Globe Navigation company.s
steamship Meteor viii arrive tonight
from L.adysmith. where she has
II she will sal for Nome with
general cargo under charter Of the
Northwestern Commercial Com
pany. The Eureka IL loading a
cargo Of coal AZ the bunkers for San
Francisco. and The Tampico left
Honolulu for Frisco on June with
a fun cargo Of sugar.
The schooner Seven Sisters ia sx-
peetsd 20 call Thursday for GolQvin
Hay with 30 tons Of mervhanAis~.
much OF which In being sent up BY
the " A. r. & r. Co.
Today the horses are being placed
on the consmangh. which sails Toe
night for Nome.
Steamer node will come on the
ways at West Seattle tonight. where
she has been undergoing repairs.
Steamer Lady % the Lake 10 be-
Ina kivcn general osernauilns at
the nhipyard of King A Wings At
West Seattle
Pacific Clipper Line steamship
Santa Ana arrived from Cooks In
let aad Copper River rorfa late yes
terslay afternoon. y. =. Churchill,
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CAN HAVE
PASSPORTS
Senate Passes Bill for
Porto Ricans

WASHINGTON. u G. June 4 =
The senate to-day passed unAninoe
~ the house Dill authorizing u
granting OF pass ports 10 citizens u
PORTO Rico and the Philippines In
the senate this afternoon fairoanks
seoke in favor OF the Panama route
y-hes, the isthfninn canal bill WAS
taken an He IN confident per-
fest tile sAn be obtained.
rhe house took up the corilsz otii
for the construction of the Pacthc
rahle by the government today.
3Slchasason opposed ". favorins the
Commercial Cable Co. which asks
no subsidy.
The house committee on rules de-
eidea 60 take up the Philippine civil
government bill ON June rs and 10
conciude debate on June -.
Meet Men EIatsd
The beet sugar men Of the senate
arr much efated over revelations
made BY r. II. Thuroer. the president
nf the United States Expert assoeia-
tfun. Before the senate COMMITTEES
relations with clba he said had been
employed b. the Cuban military
government 20 assist IN the work OF
preparing a taFiff for the island At
the expense of the government he
claims he circulated many docu-
ueuts.
The beet men now talk Of starting
an Investigation into the way Gen.
Weed agent the tnsulaF funds. pro-
raising a suspension III the reciproc-
ity bill until inquiry Is made.
IAtef.-The coriiss btli vas voted
down.
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colllsIoN-No INJURIES

A Green Lake and a Lake Union
car caliidod at Firm avenue and
pike street at iiao o'clock THIS at
trrnoon. but nobody was injured
The Green Lake car was standing At
the switch at Firth avenue ana ltks
street ready TO make the turn down
Fifth avenue. a Lake Union car IN
charge OF Motefnan 6, 6. Dttlo,
coming down Pike street, struck the
rear end OF the Green Lake car a.
the latter rounded the curve. Ditto
Claims that the other chr started up
10 round the curve before he he'd
time 70 stop. but according to rule
Of the company Ditto should have
gtoppsd hts car at the corner, any
way only the ends OF the cars
we're smashed.
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ALL QUAY

HARRISBURG. Pa. June 1.-THE
Republican state convention was
called to order here this morning
senator Quay appears 10 be In fuli
control and the nomination OF PEN
uypackef for governor seems GER
tain. Il
I.ater-Pennypack was nomlnat-
ed ON the first ballot. The platform
approves the Roosevelt admInIAtra-
ton. pledges his denomination. IN
dorses the Republican Philippine poll
ley. approves the tariff and COM
nenda the presidents proceedings
against oppressive combinations.
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ELLEN SBuRG
Is EMLIvENED
BY HOLD-UPS

ELLEKasuRG. June 1.-Two
drunken Indiana got into fight last
evening and almost killed each other.
Several ugly wounds were made In
each with knives. Deputy Marshal
Macy arrested them both.
A young man supposed to be In
sane held up two young ladies. the
Misses Safeguards. east OF town last
evening and robbed them Of all their
jcwclry, The sheriff Ia after him
today.
Jesse Hawn, a pioneer, dropped
dead at his home residence. six miles
west u town, yesterday afternoon.
lie was aged ~ years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11
THE MARKETS

A large shipments Of berries from
Hood river and local points this
morning ran the market away down
and there Is every prospect that by
tomorrow they Will sell for less
The prices today are s1.50 10 sI.75
and sz.0c. the latter price being paid
only for the very choicest Clarke
seedlings. The demand 10 good. out
of-towD orders being large.
Cherries are slow at gIag1.25 a box.
Apricots and peaches sell only fairly
well. The price rs unchanged.
The first green corn Of the season
arrived from the south this morning
and fs selling at 49c per dozen.
String and wax beans are plentiful
at &C.. Other markets are generally
unchanged.
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THEY'RE AFTER
The BUTLER

The Butler hotel continues TO re-
fuse to recognize the Cooks and
Walters union. The walters en-
ployea there are paid only $35 and
$40 per month. whereas the union
scale IL sf2 per week. The Butler
hotel walters are expected 10 make
their money on tips II is said that
many prominent business men OF
Seattle have ceased 20 take their
meals al the D~tier. and kilograms
have been sent to the National Trav-
elers' association and ouf-of- town
people who patronize this hotel. 20
withdraw their future support.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11
DEPUTY ROGERS
ARRIVES IN TOWN
Promises a Ole and Unique Wood
men Feature for Seattle

HN6 N@hhf1 ~ 1N@NNN
Geo. X. Rogers. chief deputy OF tho
Woodmen OF the World. arrived IN
Seattle this morning and win visit
Home Camp No. ss6 this evening,
Mr. Rogers H. widely known In fra
tgrnal order circles in the Northwest.
Ills special field Ia oregon and
Washington. Last year nearly 300
applications were received In these
two states. II was Mr.. Rogers who
introduced the great log-roiiing and
initia tion idea Ia seattle last year,
and which illuminated IN the great
demonstration at Woodland Park
August II.
Mr.. Rogers states that plans are
being laid for another big event In
Seattle this year. hut as the matter
has not gone properly before the
camps for ratification. the nature OF
Il win not az this time be made
known. lie promises. however, that
the Weodmen OF the Word viii again
surprise this locality with the sue
cess with which they Will carry
through "a seemingly Impossible un-
aertaklng. MIR. Rogers goes In
olympia tomorrow IN furtheranee %
his plans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11

NOTICE OF HEARING-Saie OF lot
b, block 3. King County addition
tfractionaD.
Notice Is hereby given that the
board of county commissioners OF
King county, Wash. will convene in
their rooms in the King County
Court House on the 26th day of June
1902, at the hour OF o'clock y. m.
Tor the purpose of determining the
hdvisahility OF selling the southeast
'erly 20 feet OF lot s. block s, King
County addition.
Parties interested for or against
said sale VIII appear before this
board at that time and have a hear
ing.
Dated this esd day Of May, 1909.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER OF
KING COUNTY.
BY Geo. h. Lamping.
Clerk OF the Board.
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SnRINERS

SAN FRANCISCO. June 1.-THE
Imperial council os the Mystic
shrfners today elected Henry G.
Aiken. OF Omaha. Imperial poten-
tate. All other officers were pro-
NOTED 20 the next higher position.
Prank c. Roundy. OF Chicago. was
elected imperial Oriental guard.
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STRIKE OFF


wHATCoM. Wash. June 1.-THE
strike in this city Is practically eet-
tied and nearly all men have re
turned 60 work. Settlement WAS sf-
feed by the stone rnaaons and
hric siayern resembling their sym
pathetic action. The contractors gave
the strikers the privilege Of return
ing az the old scale. Many have re-.
turned and the places ~ tho@a VINO
refuse 10 do SO are being filied with
new men
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NO EVIDENCE

NEW ORLEANS. June fi.--Tn-
federal grand jury which has been
investigating the alleged beef trust.
was discharged al noon. No indict-
ment was returned. as II was un-
able 10 get the Information desired
from witnessed
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A. 0. u. W..


PORTLAND. June fi.--At today's
session af the supreme lodge Of the
A. O. 4. W. a petition was presented
by the subordinate lodges OF Wyous-
ing 20 give that state separate turis-
dlctfon. emitting Idaho and Utah.
A petition 10 give $50 benefit certifi-
cafes Was also presented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11

Fine quality Black Moreen. worth
soc yard. s to II az 1sc-
Mems Lace Front Black Lisle
Thread Sox. worth asc pair; 20 IL
at iac.
Paper Books. new titles: 8 to IL
at &C.
Thomas Black Ink; s to II at Sc
bottle.
Boys Straw Hats. worth csc: TO
IL a. lee.
Boys Long Pants. worth si.co: 5
20 II AZ sec-
women's ti.00 Lawn kimonos. all
new designs. Jap sleeve. white yoke
fronts and cuffs. TO IL at CSC.
chiidrcn'E White Dresses. broken
tine. worth from $3.50 TO fi2.so: from
to II AT t1.Sn.
Chlldren'a Pfdue Jackets. white.
pink or blue. worth from 400 up TO
t3.so. choice : IN N ~ 7sc.
Fancy Persian nfRidH. finest quail
titles. pretty color combinations
worth regularly up 20 SIC per yard:
s to IL At sisc.
White. Nottingham Lace Gallons.
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James Hnrriott. proprietor of one
OF the numerous Madison Park
blind pigs" this afternoon forfeited
his $50 bail In the police court. Judge
George immediately issued n bench
warrant for his arrest. Two officers
were sent In search 81 him and II
eaaxht viii be brought to the city
jail.
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REDUCED

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. June H.
Minister conRer OF Pekin, China.
cables the announcement that ths
powers agree Ga reduce the amount
~ war Indemnity demanded from
China by about so. 900 0oo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11

LUCIA, Italy. June 1.-THE MOTOR
fous brigaDd Giuseppe Mussolino has
been today sentenced 10 life impfis-
oument. He is credited with zs MUIR
ders. and owing 10 the great SYM
patty shown him by the peaaantry.
his capture was a difficult one, not
Yithstandlng a government reward
of f1ess0c. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11

The sewer COMMITTEES Of the coun
eli leaves tonight for Vancouver. II
O.. 10 look into the methods used y
dinpunlng OF the arweraEe 81 that
city. They will especially examine
into the use of septic tanks. IN u ts
possible thai such a nyetetn may be
Installed IN Seattle. The COMMITTEES
eonHseta Of D. &. nrdwnfd. chairman
couueiimen Taylor. Fitzpatrick
Murphy and Mullen. city Engineer
Thomson viii accompany the party.
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Sunset Oil and Refining G.

NOTICE OF HEARING--in ne s,., s
OF Lot /. Block 6. Of kins soa"''
Addition. 80, Inc
Notice Is hereby given Una. n
board OF county commissioning IN
King county, Wash. viii cohs ra,,nty
their rooms IN the King Ssv q
court house on the 2btn u,s,ock
June. 1904. at the hour o. o.sning
n. m. for the purpose OF de,srlni,n nt I
upon the advisabilitv or sei,n ns,,nn'
block s. Of King County rsinsf
Parties interested Tor % This
h se,u al that time and have near
ing. ,s.v 1901.
coqiNTY COMMISSIONERS
KING COUNTY.
BY Geo. =. Lamp'nsd
Clerk Of the nes@
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Wisconsin Day

This la visiting day on the battle
ship Wisconsin. To see this modern
and upsto-datc warnhlp take the
Port Orchard Route from colman
dock at $50, and ~ a. m. i;lb,
2 80 and ts3o y. m. Fare soc round
trip.
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one af the passengers. has been In
ventiRatinE the Cooks Inlet country
with a view OF establishing a colony
OF Hinlandern there, ana Reports ihNs
.orahtV upon the project
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DOM PAUL
UNDECIDED

THE HAGUE. June ff.--Kruger
has not yet decided ON hts plans for
the future. AZ present he says he In
simply relying on the Wishes OF his
family.
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REID ARRIVES

LONDON. June fi.--Whitetsw Reid
was received by King Edward this
afternoon with much honor and eere-
mony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11

Investigation and comparison will
reveal TO you that skilled mechanics
the finest material and scientific
principles have resulted IN the Yale
SURPRISING all other bicycles.
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Last Edition
- O'Clock 70. m.
MORE SURRENDER

MAFFKINCs. June ii.~-commnnd :
ant Kemp, Gen. nelarvy's lieutenant,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11

cnrraetsa dails The faiiawtas sfisss srs
bssnE nnefsa - ths pfssiiieef n fpssns lsis
un ths aaEh 20 N TIE raf - h~sttist
rhe4t. ehlsksu feed. tsi.ao. sgfp. oaia
80 90 -
t.h~xss-Naffss WashinEtea it0itsr-
T1ss@sfrictif ffssh fanth. -
Batter Washinstah etsafnafv. isSts~
rnnek. laalfe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11

Sandals. plain toe. French he'd -
sole. worth 100: to II at sik
womenie f-strap Sandals. nmNld
Kid, turn sole. French heal uursh
s2.5o: nj sf-s7.
Misses. s-strap Sandals, - ~
kid. turn sole, spring heel - y
10 ?. worth s2-5o: for si.7s.
Checked Mainsook. q Inrhas Vide.
assorted patterns. worth ~ yard.
10 IL at SC.
Wash Cloths. fair size. vursh e:
to IL at 1c.
PercaIes In a good assortment q
styles. worth i0c: TO II At e yssd
Toilet Soaps. &c hoxes of > cekss.
in the following odors-Ruwian koe
Russian Lilac. Russian I<ly-s % u
at i0c box
Arnica witch Hazel or CafboAc
ssive: 2sc boxes for ioc.
Only one box OF each sort to Gu
toner.
Petroleum Jelly or vssei'ne worth
Sc; for 9isc.
Fine coeoanut Brittle. usual prios
CSC ID: to n at isc.
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sdAy morning.
/ fine grade serpentine weave. new de-
signs. worth regularly isc and zSc
per yard. from : 20 III at &c.
Stocking Bags. with fancy color
ed designs. ready for use. worth soc
each. s TO IL at 7sc.
women's Fast Black Cotton Stock
ingn. with white feet. double toe and
heel. worth fsc pair. from TO IL at
l0c.
Misses Fast Black Fine Ribbed
Hose. superior quality. double heel.
toe and knee. worth 25c pair. 8 TO IL
al lie.
women's Jersey Ribbed Bleached
Cotton Shaped Vests. low neck,
sleeveless. good quality, worth II.
from 8 to II at isc.
Best quality Alpaca Skirt Bind
ing. full yards IN piece. regular
price i6c piece. from : to ii at Sc.
Black silk Guards for Eye Glasses
with gold slide and black catches.
regular price ibc: 20 II at TIC.
Best quality Brush Edge Skirt
Binding in navy blue. gray and
brown. regularly worth 6 lac yard.
to IL at &c.
women's Patent Leather 3-strap
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- - - - -
o
MI
~s
AT THE
m nvT
uuA
~ IL y.
e4A9Tu9 bRAiNERo MAKES
REPORT or WORK DONE BY
~axn1<c oe rounE ace
-, :,
- ne 81 49, =, ' ssgsr,,,eexss meeting
rhis morrin9 was a report by Ernstus
Eralnerd who has represented the
Interests Of seattle IN Washington,
u Z for me mast few months. Mr..
Brxfaerd has had n number Of aues-
tons OF vital interest TO the COM
rnerce and growth of Seattle under
hIx care In Washington. and hes met
win a considerable measure OF sue
ee~s notwlrhxtanting the continual
opposition OF senator Foster and
Canxressman cushman. both OF
whom hail from Tacoma. He thank
Senator Turner and GHnEFE&4mHn
Jones especially for their efforts on
b~e~n ~ settle
In discussing the Lake washing
ton canal bill. Mr.. Hxafnerd outlined
the different steps ~ the bin through
me house and senate and she oppo~i-
ton IL had met with. He explained
ma. there was No idea az ha n l,onlnr
ths north canal project.
Regarding the assay Office. he said
that there nees b. No further con-
Germ about III Remaining here, as
bills introduced bv Cuxhman and
re~ter had fallen nat ana ruo~.oxer
the local institution has the support
OF the financial leaders Of the house
and the treasury department.
Federal BUILDING Increase
.rc David II uerrer AZ N.hr..t,
we owe the Increase In the apnro-
uriatIon Tor ne federal hu1I1lgnv
m.d Mr. pralrsra ne sbo~-s.,
rhrouvhnsss = fr,.ns1fv dfsno~,ss.,,, -
war.3s o,,r rlfv - ~ h.s yssttss ss~s.
conrressman ZONES aIuo re1Ssv..,
valuable AID. cushman, az eours~
fou0F,t n NJ Mercer VAS af.o fs,-
man who was lns,runenfaI IN nam.
Ing our hafrIesnln afse~ "a. -
sss.a s.rase- e T,s,.rh ~ ne ~ :
zIsa befr1er<fe5 ssa,sss
Mr. Eratne-a ~fefeS ~, 49, -
tar ~ ,n<rss st,,s- ,ns $500 - rs. a.
Irfar@r~ st~.-,ssk -, - - -
haa f.@en tab~n ~ 80, iss,,A ,, !. -
ra~x rnade ae s,e,.,3 r.. -. H..
houae ders.r@r~,s,s <a.s.r-.e, ......
ATE dIsfrtFf fr.r a,asrs - -, 49,
wouId he 5000 .,~-.,s ~, -. Is a.
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