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The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-31

luV Ullt AUVUkdIC
JULEsBURG. COLORADO.
Peary says the north pole can be
reached. There are Others who say
that perpetual motion can be solved!
II King Leopold hears what Marse
Watterson said of the ".our hundred"
he will take the next ship for New
York.
The egg dealers, 1t Is said, are get
ting together, which probably means
that eggs and the people will be far
ther apart.
King Edwards gout has returned.
It is apparent that his majesty is not
giving proper attention to the new
cereal foods.
The Missouri clergyman who has
scheme to merge five churches is en-
tttlad to be called . theological cap
tain Of industry.
Now that Zola is dead and gone
tho anti-Dreyfusards will probably
make Dreyfus wish he were back at
the lie de Dia5le.
Undergraduates of the Western
university who were hit with the
yolks Of stale eggs understand some
thing of the yellow peril.
A contest is likely to ensu3 over
Millionaire STATIONS will. Men
without fortunes do not bother their
descendants with litigation of this
sort.
The accounts Of the battles in soma
OF the South American republic,
leads to the belief that a good sprint
or ought to be able to win something
there.
There may be slight shortage in
turkeys this year. but the pumpkin
pie crop, thanks to gracious provi-
dence R omises to be large and
luscious.
A dissatisfied guest at Washington
hotel blew up the establishment with
dynamite. He got tired of blowing up
che clerk and the head waiter un-
doubtedly.
When 1t Is remembered that 4 CEN
sus bureau would be required to count
Brigham Youngs grandsons it is not
so very surprising that one OF them
should go wrong.
England's war secretary, Mr.. Bvod-
rick, has determined to enlist an
automobile corps in the English army.
What has become Of those rules Of
civilized warfare?
Earthquakes are reported from diff
ferent parts Of Mexico, but, thanks
to Diaz, these are the only disturb
ances that are likely to occur in the
nsighboring republic.
King Alfonso wants to rebuild the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
SOUTHERN PROGRESS.
The New Industries Reported IN
coitb in Mack

The New Industries Reported in tho
South in Week.
Chattanooga, Tenn, December 2s.--Amone
the more important OF the new industries
reported by The Tradcsman for the week
ended December 2s are the agricultural Inn
pement works at Harrison, Ark. bottllng
works at Chattanooga, Tenn; box factory
Mt Tuscaloosa, Ala; $4,000 building and
manufacturing company at Vicksburg,
Miss; "A company at Frog Level, y. c..
to manufacture builders supplies, collins,
furniture, etc; $l50O00 GINNING factory
at PAscugouh, Miss. II $4,000 coal com
pany at Madisonyile, Ky; a S25,OO coal
company at Huntington, w. Va; a $3OOOOO
coal company at Wheeling, w. Va. 500,
600 coal and coke company at Charleston,
W. Va; coal mines at F0lrmo It, W. Va;
n cold storage plant at New Orleans, In.
n 0,O0O cotton bagging and lie fac ory
at Norfolk, Va; a cotton gin NJ Boyce. La;
an excelsior factory at Nigor. Va; a
S9OUCOu fert ll2er factory n Atlantn; a
$40 900 fertilizer factory at Nashville;
$4,000 fence works at Knoxville. rcnni
Touring mills a High Point ANA Lytch,
n. c., PumaliA, $, CO. aud B"utooylNe. Va ;
n $4,000 nouring Mn ~ iiln ield. w Va;
n fonndfv at Henderson, XIV; ggs plnnf
at Raleigh y, c.; q grist min 40 Duv!il .
Va SO 000 hardware rp'npfr. 70 60
mmhia Miss hardware ronp0ne a' w S.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS
OF CATTLE FOR 1901
The Figures Fell Short Several Hundred.
Eleven Hundred Texans Received at
St, Louis Yesterday.

For the FIRST time in Kansas Citys his
tory there is a chance at present for the
receipts of cattle to reach that long-coy-
eted point, namely the 100000 mark for
Single year, says the Drovers Telegram
At various times during the past decade
the friends of the industry in this city
hayc looked longingly at the figure fol.
lowed by covey of six ciphers. and won
dered If Kansas city,s Christmas stocking
would ever contain such a delightful pres
ent. There is cause TO hope that this Ito
plan dream, is about to be fulfilled
Its fulhllment hangs on the receipts OF
cattle during the remaining days of the
year. Slightly over 100000 head have al
ready been received, leaving between 900
and 10000 for Monday and Tuesday. Or
dindrily this would be a small number for
those days, but the presence of the holi-
day season win, OF course, cut down the
receipts TO the minimum. 1t seems 1T
lie thing to expect 10000 head next Mon
day and Tuesday, but there viii certainly
be not many more than that number, per-
haps not so many
Whether the year rounds out 100000
head or not, 1t is the largest year the in
dnstry has ever experienced in this city
and viii exceed the receipts Tor 1910 by
over 10000 Last year was the banner
year up to that time, when 1,099,I1S head
arrived.
Hog receipts are also the largest on rec,
ord This year Up to last night the total
was 3,673.2OT Estimating light supplies
for the remainder of the month the year
will total few thousand over 100000.
This would be an excess over the previous
record yenr that Of 1898, Of about 5000.
Compared with last year. however the
gain viii amount to around 10000 Deem
her receipts Of hogs viii not be far from
375. 600. which would be $4,000 larger than
sheep receipts for the year will be lit
tie short OF 9S0oO0. Last year there were
$50 OO0.
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ton, W. va a $4,000 Ice factory at Jack.
sonville, Fla: knIIIing min at Gadsden.
Ala; $4,000 lnnd company Mt Appa-
lnchla, n. c.. lumber company at Cor
dele, Ga; Il 100000 lumber company at
Columbia, Miss; n 10000 lumber company
at Dallas Texas; a 100000 lumber CONE
company at Richmond. We a $4,000 min.
Ing company at Princeton, Ky; n $4,000
oil company mt Beaumont, Texas, aD oil
mill at Cleveland Tenn; a $4,000 planning
MIL and lumber company at Charleston,
W. Va; a S3,GOO,0O0 railway and electric
company at Atlantn, Ga; n $4,000 roofing
and supply company at Wheeling, w. Va.s
n saw MIL at Jlmps, Ca; n shoe and har-
ness fctory at Birmingham, Ala. a $4,000
tar and turpentlne company at Pensacola,
Fla; tobacco factory az Bedford City.
Va and zinc mining company at Chatta.
nooga to develop zinc mines in Tennessee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
DAYS BUSINESS
BELOW THE MEDIUM
Orders Stacked Up Heavily During HoIi-
days-Capacity of Mill Win Be
Tested to Fill Them.

Yesterdays. rice market fell below me-
dunn IN volume 5of business. 1t was only
due however, to a disposition to postpone
business until the incoming year Around
tbe mill arrangements were being made
for resunlng the daily runs which requires
much work. Orders have stacked up
heavily in the cessation and the local ca
paclty will be thoroughly tested IN th'
near future Contracts already maze 10
sure more heavy shipments to THIS
at nm early date and before the y &C.
ended the already large total Will b.
~ increased The demand holds Its Tfepeih
entirely and inquiries came from "+ried anu
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

New Orleans, December 3l.-The market
for spot cotton was fairly active today
Notwithstanding lower Liverpool and weak.
ness In futures. Sales 6GoO bales, including
1900 to arrive. Quotations unchanged.
Futures ON the first call were to I
points lower and under pressure OF liquda
ton cased on an additional point or two
Estimated receipts were found to be light;
apparently frightening shorts, who covered
freely, causing an advance OF to & points
from the bottom. At the close prices we've
point mp to 1 point down compared with
Yesterdays closing hgurc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago December 81 Butter-Stcady;
creamery lJn24; dairy 1920 Cheese
STEADY NA Eggs-Steody, 23a24,
New York. December 31.-Egg Receipts
1871 packages. Market steudy. Western
at mark 23m20: Southern at mark, 22M2S,
St Louis, December 3l.--poultry- Firm;
chickens 8, youngs Z, turkeys 10; ducks Ga
I; geese sos. Butter Steady; creamery
tsfv lJM2O Eggs STEADY. %,
Kansas City, December 31.--Eggs-Firm
10 cents
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Hunt county Committee 10 Meet.

Greenvllc. Texas, December Billion.
49, II. l.oonoy chairman OF the county dem
ocradc executive committee. has sent no.
tlncations to each member OF the com
mlttee of meeting TO be held on Monday.
January Ii. for the transaction of such
proper business as may come before the
committee, such az fixing time for holding
primaries. the test aud such safeguards
tlons from the corrupt rule of money.
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Cooke, Moskowitz & Co.'s Letter.

Houston Texas, December sl.-Within
the neYs ten days the bulls expect the
bureau report TO be confirmed while me
beays are equally sanguine that receipts
vi, show even larger than last year which
ere comparatively small. The market Is
extremely sensitive, the large port receipts
today. which were known before the oPen.
Ing. causing 1t to sell 8 to points below
isst nisht's close, and then estimates OF
Houston and New Orleans. which were 7ex-
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The New Orleans Market.
fSneciai TO The Post)

New Orleans. December 3i.-There was
ll.tle doing In rough rice, the market being
'.ceey or Of a holiday character Offerings
cry light and receipts were ON
scale Clean rice was quiet but
As. with no change 10 prices -
.,,celnts 1878 sacks of rough and lIos
1ntkfts ~ clean Sales 1850 pockets q
clean and 320 sacks OF rorgh. OF which III
sacks were Honduras and 1875 sacks OF 40
nestle Jrpan.
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New York Dry Goods.

New York, December 31.-The dry goods
market closes the year with very quiet
tone In all departments and without salient
features. The tone continues trm througn-
out In both cotton and wooden goods. The
market will be closed tomorrow.
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r. & g: Beers Cotton Letter.


New Orleans. December 3l.-The con-
tlnuance of very large receipts 6ceasloned
uneaslness In Liverpool, and our market
in sympathy opened 6 10 lower, improv-
ing to s subsequently in anticipation Of
Il marked falling on in the movement after
January /, cased on later, closing at a net
loss of ! point OH the day.
Port receipts for the four days are 11,0OO
In excess OF last week. $4,000 over last year
and show IN Increase Of $4,000 over year
before last. The semi-weekly Interior
town receipts are estimated al $1,000.
which Is $1,000 In excess Of last year and
$500 over year before last,
II can he readily seen that the port and
interior receipts are both on n heavy scale,
ent wea Their Will cause a decrease aftey
the New Year. II. however. tine amSa,t
marketed equals last year. from now at.
il viii indicate n crop Of 10, 1000, or
over; therefore conservative operatc.s ert
becoming shaky on their short ere Views.
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tremely light forcing II up II points from
the lowest within thirty minutes.
1t Is still anybodys market. me pears
and bulls have equal chances, all 70 be set
yanced poIuts after Liverpool closed,
Cooke, Meskowltz 81 Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01

New York, December 31.-Tln was dull
and unchanged at % OOd2I 90. Copper was
duh 10 90 for Lake superior. Lead IN
changed at 400. Spclter featureless ABS.
Pig Iron warrants 10 5OGll.60 80.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
If the Baby Is CUTTING Teeth

be sure aud use that old and well tried
remedy, Mrs. Wluslows Soothing Syrup,
for children teething II soothes the child,
sotens the gums, allays, all pain. cures
Wind oIic and Is the best remedy for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
SUGAR.

New York, December 31,--Sugar
steady; fair refining 3S; centrifugal. so
test. 3Ss. Molasses sugar 2is. Rehned-'
STEADY.
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Sabine. Texas, December 31.-Norwegian
steamship Spro arrived from Mobile for Port
Arthur, Loun, master.
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WOOL.

St Louis, December 3l--wool- Firm, nm.
changed medium grades 13@17 3; light fine
l2l2Gl5; heavy me 1OQl2; tub washed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01

The stocks Of onions are low, some deal
being out Prices remain firm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01

onst country and the New York variety
cabbage are both figuring extensively In
i@S' trade. The former is now arriving in
:. r.ger quantities and bring 1&G2c with
u Gvier qualities SLIGHTLY lower.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01

Netting doirg. Rosln steady, / o0@l .05.
Crude turpeutine steady / 1000 90. Tar
firm 20.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01

e....,,,.nt though. is bulls, and with any
aSenna,,roginp features Tie probability Is
yaITes VIII be malntalrci. The exchange
viii be closed tomorrg ana mere sS v w1 s pg
u hanny and prosperous New Year
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01

ten Eihe market is at present bare Of caull.
TO- tsscr but new stocks are en- route.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01

~ car shipment of imported Scotch pota-
|ottsas will arrive within the next two days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01

10 mother carload lot of New York Catawba
,bIspes were received and will replace sup.
es almost exhausted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01

The DAYS sales amounted 60 800 pockets
Of clean. Receipts ion the dag were 300
sncGs OF rough, making n total TO date OF
81, sos.
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ROUGH-CLEAN RICE MARKETS.

distant sources. The price list remains
without alteration.
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= he receipts of turkeys were considerably
lind demand for the impending holiday
sales were recorded at upwards OF
MS.
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Eggs sold higher and were much wanted
Iscef ranged around 2sc on most transpc-
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CHICAGO.

Chicago December al Cattlc-Receipts
5000. Market steady. Good to prime 6.IaM
80; poor to medium 373m5.0o; slockers
and feeders 2oOd4OO: CALVES 2.JOd6.lO.
Uocs--Recelpts $1,000 Market 10000
lower. Mixed and butchers 1.oouG50; & cd
TO choice o. 4nd6.75; lght 5.35W6.5O. Sh ep
Receipts 10000 sheep steady, laa, bs
weak to Toe lower; choice wcthers 4mh
so: fair TO choice mixed 3.00U3.9O; West
ern sheep 3.O0Gi1.J0; native lambs 3.OOg
5S5; Western fed lambs $50,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01

supplies OF apples are noticeahly reduced.
-e'rwants OF the trade, however, have
uen limited since the winding up of Christ
as purchases. Prices stand the same, but
sisal of business may alter the sltua.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01

SSlOsraung in the wholesale market was ex-
,dingly lstless yesterday. Dealers con
-ded 1901 by reviewing their hooks and
lcks as transactions were very much
the hand to mouth order. A revival of
,iness on a large scale is expected after
skfi tsherIng in of the new year and many
lers are In store for fulilment then.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
New York Cotton Review.

New York, December 3l.-The cotton
market opened steady, unchanged to 6
points lower and was disposed to weakness
throughout the first hour in Keeping with
severe decline IN Liverpool and under
the Influence of heavy receipts at the
ports Long cotton was sold freely, smaller
holders fearing continued declines With
in the first hour March sold on 10 s.O4 and
May to S.l1. Liverpool sent selling or
ders aud # was claimed that Southern spot
markets were easier. The South sent sell
Ing orders in the near months. January
liquidation, however, seemed to have spent
Itself and the selling by commission houses
was struggling at most. The Official cs-
Inmates for tomorrow's Houston receipts
fell short Of expectations and started a
general turn about OF Professional bears.
Wall street buying orders commenced to
sift in and the South purchased May con
tracts quite freely, Then came light es-
Innate for New Orleans receipts .causing a
general scare of ring shorts. Prices ran m
point after point, not only regalnng the
early loss. but scoring an additional adj
vance, March reaching S.14 and May 500.
For the rest OF the day the market s.
played a tirln undertone, though nj times
trine from the top under selling for
PROFITS by noon BUYERS. The market was
finally quiet and net . TO 10 points higher.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
METALS.

New York, December s1-Cotton seed oil
Steady.
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.'rices on leaf lard have been moved up
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WAS CLOSE TO TWO MILLIONS

Kansas City, December 31.-Cnttlc-Rc-
ceipts 5000, all natives. Market steady 70
15c higher. Choice export and dressed beef
steers 6,00d6T5 fair to good 4.I5n5.90!
stoc%1fs aud feeders 3.o0d4. 50; Western fed
steers 4.75IfO0o; Western range steers BOD
1880; Texas and Indian steers 3,10d4 50;
Texas cows 2.50@3. 10; native cows , I1n
400; hcfers 390m5,5o; Gamers l.15d2 GO
bulls . .2d6l4 25 calves 3Td@6.Oo llogs-Re-
cepts 10000. Market 19M2jc lower..
Heavy 6.50Gt6So lights 6.35GB.3O, pigs 49,
$3.50 Sheep-Receipts 1000. Market
strong Fed lambs 4.75d5.T5; fed West
crns 5.00d6.60; yearlings 42jU4 "a; ewes
8. 256i3 So culls and feeders 2O0d3.75.
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Too Much Holiday Fun and Folly

Too much of good thing That's what we are
all liable to take during holiday season Healthy,
jolly people will do it and make themselves sick.
"In time of peace prepare for war;, and have about
the house pleasant, perfect, paatabe. positive
medicine for sour stomach sick headache, collie,
winds, belching. biliousness, furred tongue. lazy
liver constipation, bad BREATH bad taste, all liable
to result from holiday over-indulgence Cascarets
Candy Cathartc is what you want; tablet after
big meal will prevent sickness, tablet at night
before going to bed, after good time, will fix you
all right for morning and let you get up clear
BELL ready for business or pleasure.
druggists
MDcQNe&n @ s Ss:ssfs
a1mazMszs- sterling Remedy Chicago New ysfk
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01

On account Of the holidays, sales for the
past week have been unusually lght; we
nnticinate fair market for both grown
cattle and calves the latter part of this
week. prices stiffenlng.
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CareiII & richardson's Letter.

Houston, Texas. December 3t.-Light es.
timated receipts for tomorrow at Houston
and New Orleans turned cotton from a
weak to firm market today. Liverpool
was again disappointing. prices at one time
being 3-64 lower on contracts; closing 1is
TO 2-64 lower than yesterday, Spots were
quoted 1-S2 lower. sales 1000 On this,
and with early forecasts of heavy move
mcnt to the ports our markets opened 70
6 points lower and continued weak until
the estimates for tomorrow were posted,
when shorts covering and new buying ad-
vanced prices s 10 10 points from the low
est, with final figures TO higher In
New York and unchanged to ! lower m
New orleans. Spots unchanged. The ac-
tton of the market. today shows plainly
what feature is the all-absorbing one mt
the moment, and while further long iiqui-
dalton may be seen If the movement does
not decrease as the bulls generally expect
1t Will with the advent OF the new year 1t
is evident there are many who stand ready
to absorb the offerings on n further re.
cession in values. The holidays are nc
doubt restricting spot business to some eN-
tent, although some little business was re-
ported today In that line.
All markets will he closed tomorrow. and
IN addition, the Liverpool market will be
closed January >.
We wish ONE and all happy and pros
porous New Year
Eoruiit G. Rtchnrdson
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INCLUSION WHOLESALE MARKET

by the German and Austrian Knrtells, 1t Is
unlikely that the United States government
Will be hoodwinked into abolishing the
countervailing duty on such sugars simply
because no government bounty is pHid on
them. IT is more probable that thu pre-
mlums paid by the Kartells viii be regud
ed as another form of bounty which is only
rendered possible by the fiscal arrange
ments Of the governments of the countries
referred to- The belief is spreading that
some reduction will be made in the duty
on Cuban sugars; as to the amount of the
reduction or when it will 20 into effect 1t
Is impossible to say. In the meantime, no
new crop Cuban sugars are offered for sale,
although some attempts have been nlade To
draw bids. but so far these have proved
fruitless. Cuba-As a general rule plant
ers being confident that there will be a
reduction in the duties, are not ready sell
ers, but II the expected reduction In dn
ties does not become clearly evident be
fore February there is no douht that
many Cuban sugars will come upon the
market Some of the old sugars, held by
spectators, have been sold for prompt snip
ment and replaced by PURCHASES Of new
crop sugar for future delivery, thus show
Ing commence In later advance. What
ever reduction is made in the duties On
Cuban sugars will he exclusively for the
benefit OF the Cuban planters, and Will
not be shared bv the American reftters IN
til the Cnban production reaches such pro
portions that sugars paying higher rates Of
duty viii not be required in this market. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01

Adyices from San Francisco referring to
iunes state "Prunes are booming. There
iaiarge demand, from domestic markets
well as from foreign even orders from
sficn are being received. An advance ol
Akcls likely TO he made any day. The old
5unes viii doubtless soon be cleaned up
\ III were not for these old prunes the
! ice. of new prunes would be much high
Everything points to a higher market
Va IA cleanup of the stocks Of both
Sars.
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and better opportu -ity to present
their needs for immediate considera-
tion, tLan has Mr. Fortune.
Mr. Fortune will perform his duties
undoubtedly in accord with Section
76 of the Organic Act and his report
on Hawaii as regards labor may be
brought to the attention oil Con-
gress for action either next Christ
mas or the Christmas after. 1t is
bad policy for the planters to ignore
the Delegate with regard to the
labor question.
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Bids For Bridges.

Bids have been received for the con-
struci on of III foot steel spsn
bridge scross Wailubu river at Hilo
as follow:
Cotton Brot here, ST. 423, TO be de-
livere1 in seven months, coustruc-
tion to take two months; White
house & Hawkhurst,t total S1S,092, to
be delivered within eight months
and to require one month for con-
struction; Healy, Tibbitts e. Com
pany, total cost Sl9,773, to be de-
livered in nine months.
For bridge across the Waiakea
river at Hill the bids were as fol
lows: Cntton Brothers, total cost
1882, time OF delivery, seven
months, construction one month;
Whitehouse & Hawkhurst, cost S..
26i, time of delivery, eight months,
time Tor erection, one month; Healy,
Tibbtts & Com psny, cost $3.50,
time OF delivery six months,