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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-01
WANT Pages 12and1 3
STORAGE

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THE BOYD TRANSFER AND STORAGE Co.
pas unequaled facilities for moving and storing
nouse sid goods; expert packing for storage
or Shipment. Collective cars OF household
goods made up for the coast; frequent ship
ments and big saving In freight. 46 s Sd st.
iCAMERoNs TRANSFER AND STORAGE
sest facilities for moving and storing house.
mold goods; expert packers. 200 Nieollet. Both
phones. 1908, Res. phone; T. c., 1924.
E1REPRooF STORAGE WAREHoUSE-CLEAN,
separate rooms. 100-12 LIST ay N. Phones.
BENZ BROS, TRANSFER AND STORAGE;
nnest vans and warerooms; goods moved by
experienced men. 112 sth st N. Both Tells. s52.
eToRED, sToRED-NoW is THE TIME TO
a. have your stove stored for the season. II YOU
| wish TO sell. we need them badly and will pay
} you the highest price for them Telephone
! 1888 both phones. Town Market Furniture Co.
Y and "a 9th st 8. j. t. Ranger. manager.
EXCELLENT FACILITIES FOR STORAGE
separate rooms or entire foor Twin City
Warehouse Co.. 616 LIST st N. Northwestern
Trackage, phone 3232
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TO CAPITALISTS OR EMIGRANTs-FULL OF.
fetal information in illustrated pamphlet in
English German Italian on mining, rubber
agrieulture and industrial opportunities in
ruvian minister Washington, D. G.
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WANT TO INVEST $4,000 IN SOME KIND OF
business or, put in bank at some place. or
buy onehelf interest of some good business
or would like to hear from party who wants
70 sell out Carl E. Anderson, Grand Forks
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NOTICE
BOARD AND ROOM

BOARD AND R0oM-TWo SINGLE ROOMS
with board: steam. heat; table board given.
610 9Th st s.
BOARD AND RODM-HoTEL SOUTHERN,
Il corner 4th av and 9th st, S; nice suite with
bath; two single rooms: !.
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FOR sALE-CoLUMBIA NICKEL-IN- THE-SLoT
graphophone and 20 concert records; machine
cost 500: will take SIS for outfit or wilt trade
for large Regina music box. Address Box
ZIG, Cottonwood, Mimi ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-05-20

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Neaeite Nadrid)tets.

SIM Ncrbwellen taben In cen lebten
Gasen SAnee ,inp 8egen bic Grnte nm
Nlillicnen be1hdbi,t. Nlles gstrsine,
paS mod In @arben auf BEN Gelpsrn
Ifcbt. unsefdbr so proaent, unb alles
nod I'M Gelos ltebenre 0etreipe, barunter
piel 6la1s, ilt Don S6nee nnn sSailer
bepeft. Der 8esenfaa tstrua a6t 3ou
IN 48 Stunpen. 9m San;en Ncrpmeisen
mltben isBt 8esen= unp 5aael-Stilrme.
Die 3iise BON Der paeiflhen 6iilte lino
BON lO bis 20 Stunpen eeripatet. Sn
Nurb- Dafcta lie9t Der Shnee elm bis
spei SUP tief.
Durn einen fnrhttaren Gturaf, Der
5lpripa beim1u6ts, III unseflbr Die 6alfte
per Sransenernte In Der llm9egeno BON
3ampa unp Der pierte She'll an bet DIT
fl1te 3erf6rt pcrpen.
Cine berittene Nstbcituns hcr 5eilsS
armee 1T auf Dem 9ttt nab ben 8ebres
pilfriften 8entudY's, I'm bort 5riecfn 3tt
prebieen.
Die pittaburger Geuerwebr bat i'm
@ebeimen cine Union rrBanilIrt uno
mirp i'm 2auIe ptsler gBrhe eiaen Gbar=
ter BON Der ameritanl6en 2rbeiterfGpe=
ration erbalten. Die Organization bat
| jebt $50 Ntitglieper unp eS liest Die Nbs
liAt ppr am SamitaS audi bic Nae9be-
nier 6eucrmebr in Die unipn nufsuneb-
men. 9Sabrltteinli6 miro rie neue
Union erf rann an Den Streif 9eben,
Wenn Der NuSbruA zines srr6en Jeuers
eiaen lideren Grfrls peripriht.
Mu5 Iultin, Ser, mirp gemelhet baB
paS selte 6ictsr int a6rplichsn Wsrifc an
ausrebnuns uno .6eiti9feit suninamt.
! Die 2pfaltebGrren irllen niht i'm Stanbe
uuS uiht fabis iein seeisnete Wabreseln
segen Die furAttare 8ranfbeit 3u treffen.
Die Srantbeit lit in iepem Srt unb ieber
! Start spn Mpntere9 bio 9ameiep aufses
treten.
Sn 6anIat City, Mp., idlus ttr gliy
in ben 265 5uB boben S4crntein ter
armrur 9adng anlase elm unb lpaltete
fenielben iiter 100 JuB. DIFFER 5dcru-
lfein mar Der bS4fe psflia scn ebifaep.
/ glaa sjnsr Oepei6e spn gbieaso err
ipartete man FUR l:sS.: NaAt In, baupt<
.iiiaaliafa gGtabifrt.t btr Ger, gtaateR
lttaea grpit, Der mSslidsrmeils uasffasb=
ft4ea S9aten aaridtst. SIN pfm Be-
strte, Der ben Jrriae ausstiest IN, fripar.
tet man cine Grnte son 500,000,00O
guIbel, unb tieier geiraS pire, wenn
aus nidt Sanjlid ssritSrt, rC9 erbetli9
teiddrist perpsn, menn Elm lAlimmer
5rrit eintritt.
| Sn &anlas unb glebratsa baben 6r6fe
am Oienltas srcben Sdaben setban.
Sn NinOt, 81. D., marb am Tienlfag
Gin Mfann, Der pom !oaule fcrtgssan9sn
mar, um na4 leinem gieb gu leben, err
fruren I'M 6elpe sefanSen.
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MbfaM pom Colombia.

Wuf BEN Sltbmus bon Banana
9dbrt es. ieit Die @elebaebuna BON go.
lombia iib geneiaert bat, ben 3anal=
pertrag Su befdtigen uno es lit cine
geme3ung i'm @anae, Banana bon
Columbia losaureiben uno unabbdnsia
All ertldren. Senor Derour, Bertreter
eines 9beiles Der propin3 Banana. bat
fiirsli6 cine ienlationelle &eoe I'M
pauis gebalten, in Delber er oarauf
binpies, oaB bic gil60fe. @ouoer=
neure. Masitratsbeamten nno Die Mis
litdrbeamten nno ibre untereebsnen 9e=
gen Die Nerwaltun9 feinolid eelinnt
ieien. gs ideine. oab Die Geaieruns
oen SItbmus bon allsr 9beilnahme OH
0ffentlihen Qlngele9enbeitsn ouslAlie-
Ben uolles Wenn irasno tuelbe @efalr
porbanoel Iei. 10 lei oieIe Der reattio=
ndren Wertpaltung Der &epublit susu=
ihreiben. Nibt Elm YIreer bon pas
mama aeborhe Get, reattiondren 8e.
lebeil.
Mooolfe M9uilera. tuelhsr ehlen Nr-
tifel all @unlten Der albtrennuna bon
Banana pon Colombia berDlfentlibte,
|mirb 9eriNtlid uerf0lat iperoen, aber
bamit miro Die Beueeun9 niht unter=
briidt, benn Die 3utunlt Ranamas
bdnst BON Dem Bau Des Ganals ab.
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NolittS6es.

SIN poHIfanal lino Nnflagen aenu9
erhobsn. aber - bis iebt 1T nod Nie-
mauo beitraft tporoen.
Gin Wehielblatt bemertt: Wsit Be-
gnaoisunosn Ia Rooiepelt iebr ipar-
Jam. Mas iein, aber lider 1T, oab
man unter ieiner Administration nit
Der 8erurt6eilune Der 6huloigen nod
fpnrIamer lit. Yon Oen 3ahlreiden
polt9aunern lit nod teiner Deruribeilt.
gon ben @rpBaeidipornen in MaIb=
inston ino folgenoe feds perioneu in
8erbinoung nit oem Yoititanoal in
Antlaae3uItano beriebt tporoen: 8eorae
gB. 8eapers, friiberer @bef Der abtbei'
lung fir Saldre uno @ebiibren i'm
pp,toepartement; Qusut W. Maden,
friiberer eral=guperintenoent oes
Ireien Nblisferunesoisuites i'm poit-
bepartement; Sdmes g. gripin, ebe.
mails ppninlpettor init Dem 9aupts
quarter in San Sfranciseo; @eorae 3.
9untineton mo tslaac g. Mc@ieban
bon Slep Dort. @lsentbiimer Der So
lumbia Gupplp @u. uno @uaene 8.
G1eble bon 3oleoo. O., Elm 3abnar3t
Der an Der Sirma 0iapburp & glls
BON Detroit, Mi6.. 6abritanten ppn
Srieftlltsn, intereilirt lit.
Ser prdlioent Gront 8udanan bon
Der internationalsn 9liiociation Der
8riifenbauer uno Siruttllreiienarbei=
ter bat ansetiinoi9t, oaB er Den @bar=
fer Der 9ansi1mieoe uno Britfenarbel=
ter Union So. 2, Der Organization,
oe1en tbatIddlihes 0aupt Sam. PartS
lit, pioerrufen nno Die Union irlpen=
Dirt babe, neil Die llnion 5treits ar'
oronete, pbne einen 9erlud gu MAIDEN.
bic beiiebenoen giiferen5sn i6ieosse.
ri1tli1 i6libten gu lanen. Samlt u
parts aud uOn Seite Der arbsl:er tal'
9eiteut.
Muf gflis Sslanb, Dem 2anoungs
plob Der ginmanoerer in RetD Dort
miro aussemiitet, Der prafpsnt ba
lndmlid ieinen Seiud ailaeiagt. Gin,
lfolbe Snipsttion lieIert INNER befer
!! HeIultate, lpspn lie re9t5siti9 an9etiin
lbipi lpirb. Eas tpubte iibriaeus aud
liAon Der rulfI6e 5elomari6all 9otem
ltiu. ais er Ratbarina leine Sorfe
laeI9te.
4 =
Ser bsMId.ameritanifBe S}atiohal
,t9ano bat ahf Ssinem @onpent I'LL Bal
! jttniore 8eibliihe an9enommen, iDoril
| ble unabbdfsiafsit oes 8unoes BON Del
politti6en 9smaaesen feIerlib protla
mirt tDnrbe.
gine fiblids Seitaas melosi: rSsn
ndbHen Gongreb sstro BuuDssIsnatO
garmaf bon SsntsHss tiHe. gorlag
einrei6sn, sWefs AblGaEfltng ess Is
Mmenoements 5u Der 9Hn0esgsrfaf
liung. Das bstanntli6 ben NsgerH ii
ben Ser. @taaten p0lliae biirQerltb
8leihbere1tiguus nit ben Weiben 5lt
lf1ert. Sn anoeren yBortea, 9enat0
|Garmaf miro auf cine oauernoe So
liuns Der teioigen Reger-Graae. mie Il
lin ben Giiotaaten beitebt, in Der Weii
tlin,pirteu, oaB ole &eser ais potiiiib
| 6attoren beIeitist tpsroen iollen. Siel
| Bemnbungen oes Senators Deroen DO
lallen &sprdientanten i'm @ongrelie un
lnibt ipenigen Sertreterllanosrer She'll
Der unlDn unterItiibt tDeloen.
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au.ane.

Ser gant::st Mmeiien aus Bittsbura
iIt felt mebreren Mohen lpurlos per-
fhmunben unb nit ibm linaefdbr $40
so, 600 Tepolitengeloer. Nmeilen
itammt aus gali3ien uno bic meilten
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Sohn Robn hot in Seinem @e,

s5obn Robp bat in ieinem @e-
fhdft an ,5aeiorn GtraBe in Canal
Doper lhon cine ida0ne Mniterauswasl
bon Winternaaren fir Wdnuer- uno
GnabensMn3iige. Snoen, er' fur Die
bisberiDe RunDfhaff beifens bantt. bif-
tst er lin tueitsren 3uipruh. "a
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aus!ann.

Sn 9euiihlano baben tpdbrelib Der
lebten brei Monatt ohtsia Yerurtbets
lunaen bon llnteroffisieren ipesen Sol.
oaienI1inosrei itattgslunosn uno unse'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-09-17
MDiteri0ier W oro.

gtetp Oorf, IL. Sept. arcanaelo
Iainio, ein friiberer italieniider Gffi=
sier, Der ipae er nit oem 8sbeimoienft
in Stalien in 8erbinoung fano, 1T am
6rsltas in einem 0aus9ang, neben et-
ner Mirtblhaft. on l. Aoe. uno ll3.
Ctr. ermproel Doroen.
9tainip bate in Stalien oas 5einige
3ur lleberFiihrung unb Yerurtbellung
pieler Werbre1er beieetragen uno Die
Solse mar. oaB er idlieBli6 nab
4merita flieben mubte. nm nibt bon
ben 6reunoen Der 0erurtbeilten srmor=
bet gu iueroen. gr lieB iib in Ybila=
oelpbia n.oer, lam aber bin uno lpie-
Der nah 9lep yort, no er oann Serda
8ian35o. cine iebr i60ne lln9e Stalie=
nerin, bslu1te. Die iiber Der erpdbnten
WirtbIhnft lpobnt.
Rainip beIuhte bas Mdbhen lDieoer
am 6reitaa, uno eine Stllnoe fpdter.
ais er oas Saus perlahen mollte. ipur=
De .r in bem Sausgana erIdoiien.
Neben ieiner 2eihe tuuroen slpei Sei-
tentdmme. Der QbiaB BON einem
6rauenIhub uno bier &eboluer=Yatros
nen eefunben. 8as Mdohen. bas be-
bauptet bate. oaB auei Mdmer i'm
8e9riffe aemelen ieien. ibr 3immer su
berauben, turs ebe DE 9dii1e fieten,
lit 9lei1 nabber peribmunoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-09-17

als aaiisr Ssrcn5 Solepb bon
CeI1ereid Die Meaiernna anirat
jl848), muBte er Die betpaffnete &epos
luton aollutb's nieoerluerIen uno ieBt.
nod msbr als einem balben Sabrlnn=
bert. mnB er Die ginbeitlihfeit leiner
Mrmee uno init ibr Sen aanSen faat=
liAsn 3ulammenbene bes Neides ge-
asn bic sbrgeisigen 9ldne oes Sobnes
Tsans GpTaif,'s unb ielnsr parlalnen.
tariIhen @sfplsibaIt oert1eioisen.
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aent Ucrpadem pes MebIess

III Gdde nirb qeraoe 10 aroBe MufiRert-
lamteit 3ugsiDanot. tnie benl Mabien
Des bor3iialiden .peerIeB" Mebls
felblt. lleberbaupt iuiro iebe Trans.
attiof Bel, ber Gsrmanbluna bes 'beifsn
gDei3ens In bas bette Mebl fir Gami=
lienqebrauh nit Der ar6bten GorgFaIt
auseefiibrt unb ppeerleBs-Mehl In,
s6ad ODER GaB ffebt unilbertrOffen ba.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-09-17

= Sn Baltimore nabm ont Gonnteg q
ole sweite @onpention oes DeutiG=
ImeritaniI1en National Gerbanoes
ibren gnfang. Der prdlioent nss 2o-
tal= =8erbanOes, 6err Sobn 5iarts, be-
9riiBte Die 8eleeaten uno Der Nationals
pralioent i. s. 6eganler, erluiDerts oas
raul. NaAoem Ole DsrIbieOenen So
mites ernalnt luorben iua,en, ging's Su
einenl. Bantett, ipsl1es Der @ernlanta
Stub ben Sele9atsn su gbren psrans
ltaltet bate. Spdter lpuroe Die Gtaot
in NuaeniAein eenommen uno Mbenns
sab Die 0armonte Elm prdhtigss Gar.
tenitIi.
Der biesidh,ige 6oloertrag i'm
Rlonoite= Diltritt. Alasfa, uiro auf
$50. 900. 900. etiuas ,uelliger als i'm
Worlahre, gelhdBt.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-30
Bo1LERMAKERs' HELPERS OUT
@Rustlers" Also Take a Rest at the
Katy Shops

E1 Paso, Tex. April S0-The boiler
makers helpers at the Katy shops
walked out Friday afternoon at three
O'Clock in a body. An hour later the
master mechanic sent the boilermakers
home, as they cannot work without the
helpers
The helpers claim that the company
had violated its contract, which gives
the helpers 81 per day instead of s1.25-
This agreement was entered into two
months ago but was never carried into
effect.
Friday afternoon a number of rust
ling gang men, under Foreman Bease-
ley were transferred to the poilermal1-
ers' department. The pay of the rus
tier is only S125. The helpers enter
ed a protest which. upon being ignored,
resulted in their walking out, followed
later by tho boilermakers.
William O'Herin. superintendent Of
motive power and equipment, was IN
the city Sunday from his headquarters
at Parsons Kan. but did not ask a
conference with a committee of helpers
IT is believed however, that the trou-
Bile Will be settled in a few days
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-30
rty who bropheay for it a brilliant fu-

erty who prophesy for It brilliant fu
A new office is TO be fitted up for chief
Electrician styles on the west side Of the
machine shop
Engine 721. from the western division.
was backed into the shops yesterday for
heavy repairs.
s NJ. Briee Of the cabinet shop is back
at work Mr.. Brice has been sick for the
past six weeks
Il. ]. Caslzy Of the. coach shop, who had
his foot badly mashed recently had to
have one toe amputated.
Engine No 1883 was taken out on her
trial trip yesterday after being in the
erecting shops for repairs.
Ex-Policeman Hobson is now an employe
Of the Santa Fe he began work in the
blacksmith shop the first Of the week.
in the Santa Fe shops. is visiting in To
peka for a few days. He is now working
in Denver.
L. NJ Hartley Of the roundhouse left
yesterday for Argentine. He received word
that one of his grandchildren was dan
gerOusly sick.
Both the Santa re and Rock Island
trains were on time yesterday. The storm
in the west did net interfere with either
the wires or the trains.
It is reported that there is a great lack
of passenger coaches on the Santa E'e
coast lines The shops at San Bernardino
are kept very busy repairing old coaches.
The family of Division Superintendent F.
j. Easley residing at Newton, Kan, have
moved 10 Las Vegas N. M, where they viii
reside in the future and where Mr.. Easley
now has his headquarters.
B. E. Palmer has been appointed super
intendent Of the Rocky mountain division
Of the Northern Pacific, to succeed Chas.
Russell resigned. Mr.. Russell Is now su-
perintendent of the Illinois division of the
Santa Fe. This is q new division and was
created when the old Chicago division was
cut in two.
The room in the old machine shop that
is being fitted up for the stationary depart
ment is being whitewashed with COM
pressed air- This is done by forcing The
wash through a sprinkler as one would
use a hose TO sprinkle lawn 1t is claim
ed that the work can be done by this
method much more smoothly and evenly
than it can be done with brush and no
scafolding or ladders are needed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-30
FOR THE CIVIL SERVICE.
More Examinations to Be Held NAY
20 and 81.

An additional lot Of notifications for
civil service examinations has been sent
out from Washington. These are to be
held on May rs at the same time with
the other examinations announced for
that date. On May and 27 examina-
tons for craftsmen and engineers Will
be held to secure two men for positions
in the lighthouse service on Staten is
land. New Y orlx Two positions, one pay
ing $500 and the other 1925 per month
are vacant there and eligibles will be
secured for appointment to other va
cancies that may come up later. Con-
siderable specific knowledge is required
in the examination
A nautical expert to fill a 1000 posi-
ton in the photographic office of the
navy department at Washington viii be
selected in the examination on May 26.
A knowledge of navigation ana physical
geography is required The age limit Is
20 years or over
There are five vacancies in the posi-
lions of electrotypers' helpers in the
electrotyping foundry of the government
printing house at Washington. Appli-
cants must have had three years expe-
rience. The salary attached to the work
is not mentioned in the examination an
nOunce n1ent.
Eligible persons for the positions Of
laboratory assistants which may come
up in the national bureau Of standards
in Washington are to be selected. Tn
age limit is from II to 20 years. The
examination viii require elementary
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-30
CoMINe on WFsT.
Passenger Men Studying the Destina-
ton Of Immigrants.


Officials of western railroads yester-
day were comparing The destination of
immigrants arriving in the United
States the last week with the places
where the newcomers Of last year set
tied. There is a stronger proportion of
Germans as the season advances and
Illinois holds the first rank among the
states of the west chosen by these emil
grants for their future homes
The last week was a record breaker
at ellis island where 90 per cent Of the
foreigners land- over 10000 passed
through the gates. The officials Of the
immigrant bureau and the western
railroad passenger traffic men general
~ agree with the estimate of the gov
eminent officials that the present sea
son is to be d. notable one ia the lns-
tory eff imnigra ton. The reversal Of
The position of the northern European
nations and those in the Mediterran-
can section as sources from which the
immigrants come has been complete
during the last twenty years.
During the last ninety DAYS the pro-
portion Of Germans landing at New
York ard other immigrant gateways
has been slightly increased and though
the total number is now counted as
certain to be greater than last year the
gain ia proportion of Germans and 9TH
er northerners is almost as certain to
be maintained. The western railroad
lines are more Interested in the in
crease OF THESE nO- bitiltiN tiEN1tb7S IL
is mainly from their ranks that the set
tiers for the western farms and cities
are obtained. While about 20 peg cent
of the total number arriving in the
United States last year settled in the
states Immediately around the eastern
coast, the tendency toward the west is
noticeably stronger even among the
nationaHties that formerly settled al
most exclusively in the east.
During the FIST three months of the
4 landed
New York and though 80 per cent of
these stopped on the other side Of the
mountains. $500 came to Illinois and
l. 400 went as far west as California
TIE immigrant bureau has detected
decided tendency toward the southern
states which has not been apparent
heretofore. The state in the south prin-
cipally favored is Texas.
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PLENTY TO DO At CHANUTE
7. B. Gerow Hears from Labor Stu
alton There.

T. B. Gerow, director of the state
free employment bureau, has been
sending out letters to the city clerks
of the first and second class cities over
the state instructing them to report
promptly the men seeking employment
in their respective towns. The law
makes the city clerks ex-Officio agents
Of the state free employment bureau
and this is one of their duties.
The reply received from John c. Pen
ny, city clerk of Chanute, indicates that
nobody is allowed to look for work
down there If he does he won't look
long Mr. Penny's letter sounds like
an oId-time circular. IN the letter he
says:
we are installing an electric light
plant and three miles Of sewer, and
about $50 houses are in course of con-
>truction.
We can use mechanics of every kind
and in unlimited numbers so for the
summer viii have no reports to make
unless to ask for help
I'VE also are finishing seven blocks
of paving and have petitions ia for ten
more.
Carpenters, stone and brick masons.
plasterers. painters, and so forth, are in
great demand.
Il forgot to mention that we are
building a $4,000 opera house, a three
story 75-foot front business block. a
new building for the postoffice, a $33s-
600 Santa Fe depot and a number Of
other business buildings. mantle fac
tory, machine shops, and wholesale
supply houses for oil and gas supplies
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knowledge of common subjects ana
drawing and mechanics. The pay IS
$3.50 per annum-
In the same department skilled wool
workers are needed. This work pays
SSd0 a year. A mechanician is also re-
quired in this department. Applicants
must have had at least five years expe-
rience in instrument making in a hien
grade physical laboratory. while expert
ence in the construction of electrical
measuring instruments is also desirable.
From this examination a list of eligiblcs
viii be made UP for appointment IL
other vacancies which may arise in the
future. Salary, 81 0c0.
An examination will also be held on
May % to select a person for the posi-
ton Of immigrant inspector in the inH-
migration service. The test Of appli-
cants viii be comparatively an easy
one. knowledge Of common subjects and
some familiarity with immigration law
being about all that is required The
salary connected with this job is not
mentioned.
Leroy Powell of the Topeka postoffice,
will supply fuller information about en-
tering for the examinations.