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New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
washington Aug. THE following army, navy
and marine corps orders have been Issued


4 board OF officers consist OF Major sEDGWICK
PRATT artillery Major re. GAR1AND n WHIST ,T15
King Is HsPB9r sPB9na TO to 3e eGs
vertical depression rangehnder.
Second Lieutenant NELSON L. MARGETTS, artillery
S5s opsn Ssyd coas GR a at Join
Captain WARREN BARLOW 18th Infantry. Is relieved
o 5'i@ Fort rEsasF sam Houston aSt or -'''
5 ARAM S The s1ann1R nsg 53gafG S a o 6ssa
Vice Major CIerrnont L, Best, artillery corps.
FRANZ GREEN Ena S G + t 5seCsf coo4aGa l
and will proceed the Philippine Islands for assign
The wns officers Of the n s Of I d
Ior ,y unt{ ." ,b ~" tSs armv and navy manruvres
sq'SPfRf Iafn SRRG f2Snsi Ek6MWELf MtNXE L LII ''' zap
Leutenant WALLACE DE WITT assistant suT
Sf2p S proceed 1s FSlfsSs to San T FPanesso @ " tic
Major EDWIN F GARDNER. surgeon. having reported
F. e. Garter
FIRST Lieutenant JOHN L. SHEPARD assistant
is relieved from Fort Logan and will proceed TO & Fort
ardson. FSSls Who viii proceed TO Fort Logan.
Second Lieutenant EDWARD CANEIELD: Jr.. artillery
s!sTy. to unassigned list. WIN report at Fort
Second Lieutenant JAMES PRENTICE. artillery corps.
5e sh cdPay fG he cas h ate haaiSz field artillery
board engineers will proceed to NewLondon and
paPe1t 9h Of thu East FOR duty as members Of his
in connection with the army and navy manGuvres
Captain EPWAp .s AVIS is relieved from duty at Della
officers of the artillery corps
WILLIAM F. STEWART. to the artillery: Major
Viii p Fort 5G ad eae a4 @
Major BARRINGToN K; WEST eommssary. Is relieved
%sS for @ ag 29oPs anu 10 san
Chaplain I9sEP IS Ih Il; Il rfSsH zee S s9,
sheny Arsenal for temporary duty and thence join his
The resignation of First Lieutenant WILLIAM J. CAL
VERT. assistant surgeon. has been accepted
Chaplain IVORY H B. HEADLEY. artillery corps. is
to Fort Hancock for duty VIII p'''eFD
Of officers appointed Mcpherson
Maie e EVES SES s' lSh 5Gh 3fang dapan sts
NOM s nan1 h Pfaak Frst EsPan J9N
NJ. KIRBY-sMITH, assistant surgeon: First Lieuten1
First Lieutenant B1.ANToN W1NsH1P 18th infanrrs
recorder.
board of officers is appointed Assln.-
benin" P for cooae a e1aPan xT Of wo1 S Sor 81
Major p HUNT. Cavalry; Captain JULIUS
T. CONRAD. Sd Cavariy: First Lieutenant PERCY
FRANK D. .PEAsE; captain CASPER H coNRAp RAD
Jr.. Sd Cavalry. recorder
NAVY
Lieutenant C M. TozER detached Constellation: to
.vo KEaFME9 "a =. ,.sn detached naval
Lieutenant w. D. D1OTHERTON. detached the Con-
stellation; to the supply.
Lieutenant D. E THELEEN. Franklin.
navy yard Mare Island. for temporary duty on
board the Independence ~ 0
L b; PoRTERFIELD and W. j. Moss. from the
CAMPBELL Jr. from the Buffalo to the Chicago
MidsRipsa Sar BROWN J from the Buffalo to the
MARINE CORPS
Major H. c. rAAINEs. from Naval War College. New
dant Of the marine corps IN connection with thu
egsrPe w n the the Nor battalion which s Is 70 sS %
naneuvrea in Southern waters next Writer.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08

tables and the Switchboard are being overnauieo'
and everything promises TO be In shape oy .ne
middle of September. The club runs scheduied ior
August. leaving the clubhouse, are as ioiio"s- Au
SO, IN Cone,, island start at 10 a. M; August IL,
Asbury Park start at m, Rectorst tlu 81
3iver ISandy Hook route) 10 a. ana august n,
Floral Park 8 a
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08

Now that the outlaw Tracy has made theatrical
exit 1t is interesting to that he appeared on
the stage fortnight before his death This
enterprsing dramatic response to the news of the
day took place the city of Seattle where he was
dramatized with his pal" Tracy and Merrill
the Oregon outlaws" The was long
the arm of coincidence, and included two members
of a discouraged posse that had been pursuing the
fuRitiys
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
THREE DROWNED WHILE BATHING

Old Orchard, Me-. Aug. 1.-George Ford, for
mer alderman of Ottawa; Walter Dashan, chier
train dispatcher of the Grand Trunk Railroad
in Montreal and Miss Florence ]. Thomas. OF
Montreal were drowned while bathing at ocean
Park to-day. Dashan's body has been recoV-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
NANCY H4yKs's MONUnENT.

Indianapolis Aug. THE monument recently
erected over the grave of Nancy Hanks, mother
NJ Abrahar, lincoln at Lincoln, Ind. will be dedi
Gated on October l. Colonel Charles s. DENLY, ex-
Minister to China. will be invited to deliver the
dedicatory address.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
FOR INTERNATIONAL TRADE UNION.

London, Aug. 7-Presdent Curran presided to-
day at Leicester the opening of the annual
ing of the British Trades Unions Federation. In
an address the president urged understanding
between the workers of Europe and America,
meet the effects of international capitalism. The
membership of the federation reported 4l9 600
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
UNITED TERDE MINE 4FIRE.
ELEMENT HAS REACHED THE FIFTH LEVEL
EIGHT HUNDRED MEN IDLE.

Phoenix Ariz. Aug 7-Miners arriving here from
Jerome report that the fire in the United Verds
mine has crept down TO and is entering the fifth
level The old shaft is abandoned on account Of
gas The lower level is open through the
shaft the upper levels in that shaft being bulk
headed. The smeIter has shut down. owing to
break IN the machinery and practically all the msa
have been discharged. except the machlniSts and
the few who can aid in fghIing the fire when
plan of action is developed Probably eight hundred
men are Idle result
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
REPORT SAYS GREATsINGER MAY RESIGN
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT OFFICIALS DENY
AND LAY IT TO HIS VACATION.

Rumors current yesterday that President
Jacob L. Greatsinger of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company was dssa tsfed at being unable to make
certain changes that he desired In the management
of the corporation. and that he intended to resign
officials OF the company, when questioned about
these reports, denied their truth.
Mr. GreatsInger went week ago Monday 10 visit
his father and mother and his grandchildren at
East EImira and It was suggested that this might
have led 10 the ruuors of his intended resignation.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The musical comedy to be produced at the Vic
toria Theatre September by Mr.. Chamberlyn
is at last the happy possessor of a name MY
Fiancee''s TO grace the bilboards and the pro-
grammes which will add that IL is the work of the
Frenchmen. Mars and Des Walters with a score
by Planquette, the composer of The Chimes of
Normandy
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08

Rome Aug. THE "Gior1lale - ltaha publishes
an irtery,ayy with the son of former Secretary
I3eitz Of tho Transvaal who has arrived at Naples
In this interview Mr.. Reitz declared that in
the TransyaaI would break out again a Few years
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
PANIC AT ENTERTAINMENT.
SEVERAL. SUMMER GUESTS FAINT BECAUSE OF
SMALL. FIRE.
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IBY TELEGRAPH TIE TRIBUSE-I
Lake Placid, N Y. Aug. 7.-At church enter
tafnrnent given in the Episcopal Church parish
house this evening a panic was caused by a small
era h hind tho scenes and there was a general rush
from the building filled with summer guests sew
eral tainted but no seriously injured
At a meeting of the executive committee OF the
Adirondack Hotel Mems League held at the stevens
House tonight it was decided to have the annual
outing of the league about the MIDDLE OF Sept9loei
and to take a trip to principal points IN Cahaua
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
PRIzEFIGHTERS HURT IN THE RING.

Philadelphia, Aug. 7.-"Bobby' Thompson. OF
Toronto, and Billy Farron. of this city fought
six rounds tonight at the Broadway Athletic Club.
In the round Farron's arm was broken and
two of Thompson's ribs We're fractured Both men.
however, continued in the ring until the gong
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
NAY BE FIFTEEN DEAD.
| EXPLOSION IN COAL NINE NEAR TRINT-
DAD COL.

Pueblo Col. Aug. 7.-An explosion in a coal
mine near Trinidad is reported Fifteen men
are said to have been killed.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08

wfnsted. Conn. Aug THE condition Of ex-eisss
ernor Lorrfn A Cook who has been indisposed for
some time is now regarded as serious. Last night
Mr. Cook suffered from chills. Miss Cook. ms
daughter. who has been spending her vacation III
Maine. arrived home this afternoon
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
TWO HAYTIAN TOWNS RET4KEN.

Cape Haytien. Aug. THE army under General
Nord Minister of War of the Provisional Govern
ment has retaken ST. Michel and Marmalade
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
A VIKING SHIP UNEARTHED.

Christania. Norway. Aug. IA viking ship forty
nine feet long has been unearthed the island of
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
ROYAL ARCANTM WHEELMEN.

The painters and decorators are at work in the
Royal Arcanum Wheelmen clubhouse. at No 2O2
West Ninety -nnth-st. The bowling alleys. pool
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
the theatre viii be carpeted. is lent by DuVeen.
with eight splendid tapestries for the entrance

the theatre viii, be carpeted. is lent oy DuNeeh
with eight splendid tapestries for the entrance
hall
The trades unions with the help OF Rufus
Tsaacs have won a decisive victory IN the Weisn
coIlierv case. Justice Bigham mas decllheo 10
hold the Miners Federation liable for pecuniary
losses resulting from the stoppage OF work or
dered by the sliding scale committee he ao-
r,;tted that the federation controlled the move
rnent involving violation Of working contracts
hut decided that its advice to the miners was
honest and without malice The trades unions
will ba greatly encouraged by this judgement.
especially as the courts during recent years
have been going against them.
The announcement from Belfast that the Ad-
rniralty had made terms with the Morgan COM
bination was not confirmed in Parliament
Equally untrrlstworthy are the premature state
raents respecting the colonial fast line for the
Atlantic trade.
In an interview last night, the manager OF
IIarIand & Wolff's shipbuilding works declared
that he knew nothing OF the report that j. Pier
pont Morgan's offer to the Admiralty, allowing
them to exercise a claim the ships or the
Atlantic combination had been accepted In
quiries in orher directions also failed to elicit
any confirmation of the statement
IN bright weather, with strong breeze, the
Sy barita turned the tables on the Meteor yester-
day in the Cowes Town Cup race, beating her
by over six minutes. The Sybarfta got the lead
at the beginning and held il throughout The
only other competitor was the Jutty, which on
time allowance won second place. / N f
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
DRYD0cK rowED ACROSS THE OCEAN.

Hamilton, Bermuda Aug. THE floating
dock for the British Governments naval station at
Ireland Island, Bermudas arrived of St. Georges
at late hour this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
COLORADO CONVENTION. SEPTEMBER

Denver Aug THE Republican State Central
Committee to-day decided 10 call the state Conven1
tion TO meet in Denver on September
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
NAVY.
MARINE CORPS.

Captain X H. DUNLAP. navy yard Washington.
Major IL C. HAlNES. from Naval College New
port 10 Washington. consult with the comman-
dant or the marine corps connection with the
equipment OF the marine battalion which is to Co
operate with the North Atlantic during
maneuvraa in Southern winter.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08

London. Aug. 7-T1e following message fror
King Edward to his people was made public to
night:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-12
A CARNIVAL OF BOXING.
Given Under Auspices of Savannah
Athletic Club for Douglas.

A boxing carnival, probably the best
of it's kind that has been seen in Sa-
vannah,. will take place In the qua"-
tiers of the Savannah Athletic Club to-
night, being given for the benefit of
Fred Douglas, the pugilist, who has
twice met Corcoran and been bested by
him.
The programme as now arranged in
cudes a four-round Ego" between Cor
coran and Douglas, and three rounds
each between Tommy Feltz and Kid
Hennin9 between Jack Sheehan and
Alexander, HIS sparing partner, and
between Joe Thompson and Shorty Riv-
erS.
An amusing feature of the show will
be scrap between four colored men,
who will dip their gloves in flou be-
tore beginning ea~h round. owen
Zeigler is master of ceremonies.
The more interest centers in this Sc
ries of bouts as nearly all of the men
are now matched for bouts to take
place within the next few weeks: Cor
coran will meet Owen Zeigler for 20
rounds. Feb. "a; Feltz is slated for a
match with an unknown Monday
night, and Sheehan and Henning will
have a go in Labor Hall Friday
night.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-12
PETITIONS For INCORPORATION.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
To the Superior Court of Chatham
County. The petition of the "Benedic-
tine Order in Georgia. respectfully
shows:
First That upon the thirtieth day
of April 1877, it was incorporated by
an order of the Superior Court of said
county and was duly organized there
under.
Second. That upon the fourth day
of August, 1897, an order of the said
court was passed renewing the charter
of said corporation for a further pc
Rod of twenty years from the thirtieth
day of April, 1897.
Third. That the original petition and
order of incorporation thereon and the
renewal thereof fail to express the true
object of said corporation 1.-The Bene-
dictine Order in Georgia. and the pow
er and authority desired thereby.
Fourth. That the true object of the
said corporation, THE Benedictine Or
der of Georgia" was at the time of it's
corporation and ever since has been,
and still is, as follows, to-wit: The
promotion of religious, charitable and
educational purposes, with the right
and authority to receive and take any
and ali money and property of every
kind real and personal, which may
be given or granted to the said cor
poration by deed, or will or in any
other manner whatever; make pur-
chases and effect alterations of realty
and personally; erect churches. col
leges, schools and such other build
ings as may be necessary; convey by
deed or mortgage the said property
or any part thereof to secure notes,
bonds or evidences of Indebtedness Gre
ated by said corporation and enjoy all
the powers and privileges incident to
corporations of like character under
the laws of said state so as to properly
carry out and advance all the pur-
poses of the said corporation.
Your petitioner further shows that
the said corporation desires to have
the power to increase the maximum
capital to be employed by 1t from the
sum of fifty thousand to one hundred
thousand dollars in such manner as
may be determined thereby.
Wherefore your petitioner, the said
1.-THE Benedictine order in Georgia"
prays for an order of the court amend
ing the charter thereof so as to truly
set forth the object Of said corpora
tion and authorize the increase Of the
maximum capital thereof as aforesaid
and for such other and further relief
as 10 the court may seem just and
proper.
LEO HAID. o. S. b..
President The Benedictine Order in
Georgia.
o'coNNOR, o'BYRNE & HART
RIDGE,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Original filed in office Feb. T. 1902.
JAMES L. MURPHY,
Deputy Clerk S. c., G. c., Ga.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-12
TOOK INDIANS SCALP
YACHT CLUB WON THREE GAMES
oF BOWLS FROM TOM0CHI-
CHAINS.
SIX CONSECUTIVE GAMES.
,-,cur CLUB NOW TOWARD TOP
OF LEAGUE.

s.copd Game of Match the Closest
That Has Been Played i'm Present
series. Being Won by One Pin.
Roxing Carnival Mt Savannah Ath-
Lotto Club O-night-CorcOran and
nouxIas. Fcltz and Henning, and
sbeehan and Alexander, to Take
mort in Benefit for DOuRlas-FOur
xcaroes Also to Take Part in
NOVEL scrap.
The Savannah Yacht Club bowling
,sam in the Tomochichi alley last
,igbt duplicated its performance of the
last match with the Hussars by win
ming three straight games. The first
was won by a large margin but the
sacond was won by only one point and
was the closest game that has yet been
,laved in the league. The third game
Vas won also by a small margin, IA
pins.
The match was watched by the usual
large crowd, which applauded Justify
tbe rooters for the Yacht Club being
particularly noticeable. The Indians
had their friends out in force, too, and
they cheered their men on as long as
there was any hope, some even to the
end, but their efforts were unavailing.
BY winning this match the Yacht
Club team has made a straight run of
six games that will help it a long way
toward the top of the league.
The players and the scores were:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-12
DINED ON BELGIAN HAREs.
Mr.. n. C. Stems Entertainment to
His Friends.

Mr.. r. G. Steen of fire station No. 5
entertained his friends last night at
THE Oasis" No. II Bay street, east,
with a Belgian hare dinner. Mr.. Steen
is engaged in the Belgian hare indus
try and the hares served last night
were raised by him.
The dinner was a treat to those who
were fortunate enough to have been
present, and was the first of the kind
ever given in this city. The hares were
served in every conceivable manner and
were greatly enjoyed. The delicate
flavor of the juicy white meat made
an impression upon Mr.. Stems guests
and the absence of any wild taste was
commented upon. The table was decor
ated with La France roses and red CARY
nations and was prettily set.
Before the dinner was served flash
light picture was taken of Mr.. Steen
and his guests. Newspaper men were
In the majority at the dinner and the
conversation was almost restricted to
shop" No protest was made by the
others present who graciously stood for
the newspaper talk and alleged jokes
Mr.. Steen is organizing Belgian hare
club which will give similar dinners
frequently, each member entertaining
from time to time.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-12
JOCKEYS CAME TO BLOWS.
Sensational Event on New Orleans
Track Yesterday.

New Orleans. Feb. 11.-Julia Junkin,
hanco and Sir Florian were Hthe win
"'hs favOrites to-day. In the handi-
cap Death, the favorite was hemmed
IN by Andes and Lady Alberta and
dumped first by one and then by the
''Aef all the way. Slack and Thomp-
sGn finally came to blows with their
Wn'ps and both were set down for the
,,Tlnainder of the meeting. A sum-
mary follows:
rUat Race-Five furlongs. selling.
Ina Junkin. to s, won, with Sam
huston, .l6 to /, second, and The -Four
"ssuufed, II to 5, third. Time 1902.
p second Race-One mile, selling.
''ace Real, to /, won, with Add, to
a. second, and Philma Paxton, to /,
N.,H' Time 1:43h.
'Hlid Race-Selling, six furlongs.
r'ol'co to TO- won, with Free Coinage,
~ j. second, and John G.. Ford, 10 to
ynrd. Time 1:14Ia.
bs,sS urth Race-Handicap six and a
,o lurlongs. Scarlet Lily, to /,
ao5 win Maggie Davis, to 1, second,
Andes, to /. third. Time 1:20la.
AMIN hace-Mile and seventy yards,
It' Sir Florian. Z 10 1. won, with
IN 'I,e, TO |, second, and Elghor,
lhird Time 1.45.
--1lh Itace--One mile. selling. Blue
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-12

Charleston, S. c. Feb 11.-No favor
lite was successful in winning first mon
ey at the Exposition track this after
noon. The weather was clear and the
track fast A summary follows:
First Race-Selling, for 3-year-olds
and up, five furlongs. Donna Bella won.
with B. o. Reed second, and Corder
third. Time 1:05h.
Second Race-For maiden 3-year-
olds and up, four and half furlongs.
Celia won, with Harrison F. second,
and Capltolia third. Time $50.
Third Race-Selling. for S-year-olds
and up, one and sixteenth miles. Ma
ria Bolton won, with Lady of the
West second, and Jim Winn third.
Time 1881.
Fourth Race-Selling, for Agar olds
and up. seven furlongs. Sir Kennith
H. won, with Queen L. second, and
Lady Hayman third. Times 1888.
Fifth Race-Selling, for 3-year- olds
and up, six furlongs. Grace won, with
Katie Gibbons second, and DR.. Worth
third. Time 1:20.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-12
Special Bargains for
This Week Only.

pr rolls mating, worth 25c, at lie a
yard.
so golden oak dining chairs, cane
seats, worth $1.25, at 65c.
Boys axes. best steel, worth soc,
only Csc.
only l5c.
1-burner gas stoves. worth Csc. only
10c
No coal and wood ranges, guar
anteed for ten years. regular prices
$500, for this week only $3.50.
No. 8 coal and wood ranges, guar
anteed for ten years, regular price
$25, for this week only $3.50.
S. BERNSTEIN,
1903 Broughton Street. West.
Ga. Phone S57. Bell Phone 1853.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-12
WILL LECTURE ON THE JEWS.
Rev. MIR. Frendcr VIII SPEAK To-
night mt Wesley Monumental.

Rev Samuel Frender who has given
40 much pleasure to the many who
have heard him recently In several
OF the churches In the city, VIII denver
an address tonight at Wesley Monu-
mental Church. Mr.. Frender was for
merly a Jewish rabbi, but ~ now "A
christian minister. lie loves his peo-
ple. and speaks most interestingly
about their hosiery and their future.
Among other things 81 interest De VIII
teu how he Was led from sinai 90
calvary. and discuss three reasons why
Christians should love the Jews. The
public H. cordially Invited 40 hear Mn
Mr Frender talked sunday nifhi al
EpuOrth Methodist church, ana lafi
nlEhi b. addressed a ronGiefa non ai
a. Duny Street Baptist Nhufeh On
The Hebrew VI To-day
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-12
FOR CARTARET CLUB MATCH.
Capt. F. C. Wilson Will Go to New
York to Enter 1t.

Capt F. C. Wilson will leave Satur-
day for New York, where he is to
take part in gun tournament to be
held by the Cartaret Club. The shoot
will be the annual championship match
for amateurs, and it will take place
On Feb. %. There will, it is expected,
be at least twenty competitors, all
Of whom will pay 500 each as an en-
trance fee. This money will be divided
INTO four parts for the highest guns.
To the highest gun will fall, also, a
handsome silver cup. Capt. Wilson'S
savannah friends wish him success in
the contest, though it is a difficult mat
Ter to pick a winner among so many
contestants.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-12
AGENTS WANTED.


AGENTS, NO COMPETITION. JUST
what's wanted. Sells itself. Burner
makes it's own gas, costs one cent
daily. Fits any lamp Particulars, At
lantic Gas Company, Liberty Building,
New York.
PROFITABLE WORK OFFERE ED
agents in every town to secure sub
scriptions to the Ladies' Home Jour
nal and the Saturday Evening Post.
We want agents who will work thor
oughly and with business system to
cover each section with our illustrated
little booklets and other advertising
matter, and to look sharply after re-
newals from old subscribers. The pay
Is first rate. and at the end of the
season $4,000 will be given the best
workers as extra prizes for good work
How well some of our agents have
succeeded is told in a little booklet we
would like to send you-portraits OF
some of our best agents, with the story
of how they made 1t pay. The Curtis
Publishing Company Philadelphia. Pa.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-12
PnnPnsALs WANTED.

FORT FREMONT. $. C., JAN. IL.
1902 Sealed proposals In triplicate will
be received here until II "a. M, Feb.
a. 1902, for Installing water and sewer
system, including pump-hOuse, pump
ing machinery tanks. distributing
mains, etc, also DETACHED layntOry az
this post Information furnished on APP
piicatiOn. q. 3. reserves right 10 re-
iect or accept any or al proposals ~
any para thereof Envelopes should be
marked Proposals Water System"
addressed Ean W Taylor a. ~