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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-03-21
Average size of family.

In 1880 the average family III The
southern central States, from Kentucky
to the gulf, including Arkansas and
Texas was larger than anywhere else,
the average being 5.3. In 1900 it was
reduced to s. In the mountain States
the average has been reduced from 4. {
to A. In Utah, where the Mormon re-
ligion encourages large families, the av-
erage was 81 twenty years ago and now
it is 40.
The average size of families has gen
orally decreased in the principal cities of
the country. the smallest percentage he
ing found in Los Angeles and Jackson
Vile, Fla, where the percentage is 3.S,
and in Binghamton and Charleston, S.
c.. and Spokane, where it is 80. The
largest families are found in HaverhilI,
Mass. South OSaha, Passaic, Johns
town, Pa, and Wo1nsocket, r. l., where
the average is five to the family. The
cities of Illinois vary from AZ, the low
est, at Rockford, to As, the highest, at
Joliet In Chicago the average is 4.6,
which is the average for the entire State.
Pope County has the highest average of
any of the counties in Illinois, being s.
persons to the family.
It is a somewhat singular fact, how
ever, that the census of the Hawaiian
Islands should show still smaller families
than are found in the United States, the
average being 81 persons to the family.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-03-21

Purchases made by the Edward Hines
Lumber Company of Marinette and Chi
cage place the concern in control of the
lumber market of the West. The COM
pany closed contracts for stocks on the
Menomonie river which involve $1,000
600 The manager says the price of
lumber Will be advanced on all grades of
pine from 90 cents to s. 4 thousand feet.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-03-21

W. b. Bentley. missionary who has
been in Shanghai a number of years,
speaking Of the situation in China, said:
The latest atrocity committed by the
Boxers was the murder of three mission
aries in the province of Chi Ii. The mis-
sionaries are focking into the cities, as
the country is no longer safe for foreign
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-03-21
Tyner Refuses to Resign.

James II. Tyner, assistant ATTORNEY
General Of the Postolfice Department,
says he will not resign. as was his inten-
ton in view of the complaint against as
sistants in his office. Investigation of
the "get-rich-quicl" scandal will be con-
tinued 10y Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General BristOW.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-03-21

William A. wooster, Of Evanston, III,
committed suicide by shooting at the
Parker House in Boston. He was the
representative of a New York lace con-
Germ and had occupied suite at the
hotel for week, having been i'll with
the grip fer four days Of the time and
his aelf-destruction is ascribed to despon
Cencv from the attack
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-03-21
WALKS HOME DESPITE WOUND
Man with SCantIing Piercing His Side
Makes Way Half n Mile.

sawmill west of Sandstone, Mimi, walk
ed half a mile from his mill to his home
with piece of scantIing three feet long
sticking through his side. At the time
Of the accident he was operating his
mill and the scantling was thrown
against the circular saw and hurled
back against him, the end striking him
above the third rib and piercing his side
without fatal results. The scantling was
extracted and the man probably will re-
cover.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-03-21

The large cane and beet sugar refining
plant of the California and Hawaii Su-
gar Company at Crockett, Cal, is to be
shut down indefinitely. This means 400
men will be out of employment and the
town of Crockett will suffer a serious set
back. 1t is stated that the plant has
been bought by the Spreckles Refining
Company for the sugar trust.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-03-21
]. s. Harlan Quits Office.

James 5. Harlan. Attorney General of
Porto Rico, has resigned his office and
sailed for home. He received a great
ovation rs he boarded the Steamship.
Mr.. Harlan will resume his law practice
in Chicago.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-03-21
Separate Seats for Negroes.

The Louisiana Supreme Court in an
opinion sustained the right Of the Legis-
lature to pass the Wilson law providing
for separate accommodations for whites
and negroes in street cars
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-03-21
Two Are Killed in Wreck.

y head-on collision between TWO
freight trains occurred on the Canadian
Pacific road at IsIington. Ont. Two men
were killed and three injured
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-03-21
Foes of Negro Under Arrest

Rev j. W. Smith. Methodist preach
err and thirteen farmers of Cross Conn
~ are under arrest at Wynne. Ark. on
charges of murder and whitecapping. 1t
Is alleged they have tried TO drive all
Negro tenants from the county.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-03-21
Germany Makes Appronriation.

The German Reichstag passed the ap-
preparation Of $4,000 for the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition, being the first in
staIlment of $4,000 to be expended on
Germany's exhibits.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-03-21
Insane Woman Kills Three.

Mrs. James Strowbridge, a woman Of
Penn Van, \. Y. killed her mother and
daughter and committed suicide by run
ning into the house she had set on fire.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-03-21
Eavors License in Hampshire.

BY vote of PA to 1O7 the New
Hampshire House Of Representatives
put itself on record as in favor Of a Ii
cense law in preference to the existing
prohibitory system, which has been in
force since 1S4S.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-03-21
rod in a Few L'p 49,,

The seamen's Oa o,.o At Ho5
established a pay. a o'-,eI Of its pei
York to European @''~
ports. r,doa res.e.'.
Seventeen susaF-. s.og, Harai
P e; sso E''9 55s .o 81 s sss1
month being o. Sio ,oyt for tie !
pounds IDS against ~ ~. ,o''''
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-03-21
Two Children Drowned.

Two children Of Charles Bracht. q
farmer living west of NiIbank, s D..
broke through the ice and were drown
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-03-21
PRESIDENTS TOUR TO BE 1888 MILES;
PLANS FOR STOPS DURING TRIP WEST.

itinerary of Northwest
VII
u and During the
for all
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-03-21
CHILDREN ARE FEWER.
Families Show Considerable Falling
Off in Fifty Years.

President Roosevelt will find food for
thought in the census statistics concern
ing the size Of families in the United
States, which has fallen off considerably
since 1850, as the following table will
show:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-03-21
NN@N~@N'~SS~ONNSS
NEWS FROM
OUR COLONIES.
~0~O~N%~O~1

From commercial standpoint Porto
Rico has been a good speculation for the
people of that island buy from us and
sell US about FIVE times as much mer-
.handise as they did before the Spanish
war The following table shows the i'm
ports from Porto Rico into the United
States and exports from the United
States to Porto Rico during the last six
CpHrS.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-03-21
'6S@2s5@2a6@2g
THE SENATE IN
EXTRA SfSSIOI
s5o6S}2SSS29SN9

The open session of the sen,..
day lasted five minutes. Mr. 4s
JJ reported back favorobIr ~ ne
committee on contingent av,an'
resolution introduced the prs S,
by Senator Allison TO AUTHORITY 5s''y
mittee on rules to secure the -.
the purpose Of examining tbo ~.
it was adopted. In this CON- WV ~
Platt (Cenn.) gave notice Of ~
ton Of the rules which he nnon
which the Senate at any time ST
htths vote in the Senate con3
order fixing the time at wbi.b
should be taken upon any nan5;n
ton and liking the limit of time "A
ator could occupy in debate nar1.
final vote. This proposition "a,
was in the form of a Resolution
ordered to lie on the table The h
agreed to a resolution offered
Hoar directing the committee an
ing to ascertain and report tho n
each session of the last four Cant
of all documents other than pvaor
legislative documents printed bv
of the Senate or by the reonps-
vidual Senators. Mr.. Teller intrA
the following resolution, which \
lowed to lie on the tahIa. pa
That the Judiciary committee be II
to report to the Senate wbetbN
President by and with the advice
Senate can negotiate treaties vii
eign governments by which the i
levied by Congress on importation
be changed or abrogatcd." On H
of Mr.. Cullom at 1905 p. m. the
went into executive session
-
Ten minutes after conrening Fl
the Senate, on motion of Mr.. q
went into executive session.
Morgan entered on 4 discussion ID
ney General KnoX's opinion Is
validity of the title to the Panan Il
property which can be given by i
Panama Canal Company. This &
he attacked as defective in some A
and especially in its failure to del
the jurisdiction of the French
which have passed upon the canj
pany's title. He asserted that
cree of the French court authoriza
sale to the United States was a.
cause an invasion of the rights
lombia. He also contendcd with /
legislation attempting to validate
Of the French courts was as clear
out authority as the documents
court. He declared that IF &
has become or shall become a pad
senting to all these proceedings,
is not such party, she is bound
cry bond issued bH the old Panam
Company for all the other debts
company contracted for materm.
ed or work done for the canal,
Panama Canal Company, he said
ed an extension of its concession
for the purpose Of unloading ta1
prise on the United States. "Il
pany," he said, bought from t1f
dent of Colombia for 5O00000
prolongation Of the extension
years from the Dist Of October
This proposed agreement was Yal
the Congress of Colombia, and
jected. The constitution and
Colon bia required that such e
should be confirmed by CoosF
the President Of Colombia, IN
of both the laws and the cons
gigned the contract and received
100000 in gold from the Ne"
Canal Company. The House Oh
sentatives thereupon voted tAal
fee of President Of Colombia Wai
and dissolved
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-03-21

The Senate spent SIX hours FL
tive session Monday in its eiIoT
on the amendments to the Ia0'oI
treaty in preparation for TIE I'll
on the treaty Tuesday. Io9 -'5 e.
of the day was devoted to oe"1.,
matter of insurjng American o[I
the canal. the Democrats co,'.'Do
the United States should ne y
initiative in that respect qua
publicans urging that the interest,"
country are sufficiently s'ig-4 ~
the terms Of the treaty a. Il IL.
substitute for the provision I'll Us,
placing the defense Of the c'I~ u.
" in the hands Of the govern .,'..
Colombia resulted in test ,..1
Democrats cast solid Io,g ,,,r:..,
of the amendment. the Rep .rgn ]
ing at solidly against It, ~ ,,,
"A for the amendment to l' i
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-03-21

The Senate met at II D.. g. s'- Mr.
dav, and soon t4ere2f.. .L.-s IL. ~.
Miss. in accordance WIN u. I.
yiousIv given, spoke OH nj
Miss. postofice case. ,~ora.t;e
the senate went mo .@a.o,.n,oc.-.
and took up the Cuban !- 5so.5 spas
Mr. Mr.. McEnery Of Lonl,.""77 Mr.. n
nosition to the measure ..r--.ga
made a plea for the aHag n1r,na,
and and presented an amI I.o;oa.
t 4l,p Island to join the re-. C"' Gallot
Spooner, Teller. , G Cormacs 81
,,,,,I, agreement . l.. waI
treaty at 3 O'Clock I sonsrc at 4
ed. after which tie 's'''',
adjourned.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-03-21

An army officer who has just returned
from the Philippines says the native
women are initiating the American wom-
en-. school teachers and wives OF army
officers, in the matter of dress, personal
adornment and manners. During the last
year a great change Of this nature mas
been observed among the native women
who have been thrown into contact with
the "Americanos." The Philippine Tom-
en- now Insist not only upon having more
clothes, but better clothes, and the result
Is marked Improvement in their aver
age personal appearance.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-03-21

The principal articles of import are
sugar, tobacco, coffee, fruit, hides and
skins and other raw materials, and the
following table shows the value of the
principal articles of export from this
country to Porto Rico during the calen-
iar years 1901 and 1902:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24
0iBerfulae Ghnmbrrlnin's.

Mit srDBen 9offnungen trut Soc
Chamberlain, Der engIif9e &olonidlz
miniiter, feline Geiie mad Siibdfrita
an. 0ur9 eigene 4nf9auung noGte
er Die Gage Der Singe, Die Stimmunz
gen tennen l~ernen; er tpolte ausglei=
den, before 8e5iebungen 5nif9en
SIbufrtta unb @nglanb berfteqen.
u~ebelftGnbe beieitigen unb cine @usz
fObnungspolitif in bic Mege leiten.
@r bat Die 8oeren i'm eigenen 2anbe
fennen gelernt, bat 5ablrei9e Nnfpraz
9en unb Reben gebalten unb bDffte
auf Elm piliges @ntgegenfommenSei
tens Der 8oeren. Na9 feinen 5neimoz
natli9en Sabrten bur4 Siibafrifd lift
er gu Der GrtenntntB getOmmen, baB
feline Miffion fein @rfolg getpefen fet.
9as @eitdnbniB mag ibm f4per gez
fporben fein, aber er bat es, o6ne ii3
ais GealpoIitifer Suuiipnen btn5ugez
ben, gema9t. chamberlain bat ben
Stanbpuntt Der 8ritenpartet, tpel4e
auf cine bpui tGnbige &ne9tung Der
8oeren 6inaus lduft, mtBbiatgt; er
bat iogar benz Munfde Der 8oeren
mad Selbftregterung fopeit tpiafaRrt,
ibnen SeIbftregierung gu peripre4en,
Iobalb bieielbe ii9 i'm SntereRe bes
8unsen bur9fii6ren Iafe. WRtt btefen
@ertrOitungen auf Die '3utunft finb
Die 8oeren ni6t 3ufrieben geiteqt.
Qu4 Die 6inan5trung Der Soften unb
8etlufte bes me6ridbrigen 8rieges be-
friebigt lire Grpartungen ni4t. SIM
MERLIN nGre nit ben 8oeren Der gez
nefenen 3epublifen fir's Grfte Elm
Mobus bipenbi 3u errei4en, aber in
Der &apfolonie ielbit itelen it4 grOz
Bere 6inberniTe in ben Weg. 0ter
finb bic 8oerenzGlement gegen bas
8ritenregiment, unb tie bilben Die
Mle6r6eit Der 8enp6ner. 8on einem
friebli6en Observation-Disclosures Der
feinbli9en 8riber lit feline Rebe, nod
tpeniger BON barmontf6em 3uidmz
menge6en. limb iiber tur3 ober lang
tpirb Der unbaltbare 3uitano pteber
pffenen 5einbTeligfeiten 9luB MAIDEN.
Sod bat bic Siibafritus6rage i6re
enbgiiltige 961ung ni6t gefunoen,
tpenn chamberlain feIbit einiie6t, baB
Die @egeniGbe bort unOeriO6nli4e
ftnb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24
SebutIe unierer GtIrui6aHs. sumen.

Die bebduernspertben 9amen lrlz
ferer fogenannten nb0beren 9efea>
f9uft!!" Inter Der @rfiiQung i6rer
ngefeGf9aftli9en pfGi3ten" bre6en
fte 3ufammen, ie rei6en fi4 auf; Die
Qrmen! 5rau 8ufeu Sage erflGrt,
baB Die Srauen Der oberen 8ier6unz
bert piel i9limmer baran Itnb, ats
Die Nrbeiterfrauen, baB ibnen biel&o>
be Der 9efeGi6aft 10 biele 9fli4ten
auferlege, Bis lire Nerpen f4lieBli4
periagen uno bic 9umen ~3ufammen<
bre9en. 8on MaIbtngton nurbe bic
fer Sage beri9tet, buB M}abame Roo@
fepeIt in SoIge Der 5a6lrei4en @mz
pfdnge unb offt3tellen Diners 3ufamz
men gebro6en iet unb bringenb Der
Ru6e bebiirfe, UNI i6re a6ge6eBten
Nerben tpieber in normalen 3uftanb
gu brtngen. Sn d6nlt6er 8erfafung
befinbet 1i9 Die Satin bes General
Nnpults &npr. limb bann bort man
bon NemSgOrt, buB 5u6lrei4e 0amen
aus ben MiqtpnGrsfre len an benz
ielben 3u1ammenbru9 letben. Sin
Slid fir iie, baB bic Saiten3eit pOr
Der Sbire ite6t, in pel6er Die @ttz
fette Die rduf6enDen unD lauten Ser
gniigungen berbtetet. Mirtlt4 Elm
f9pereS 9aiein, boB bieIe armen rei@
8en 9amen fiibren. SIM @trubel Der
8ergniigungen iie6 unb trant 3u perz
ben bur9 ba8 ltebermaB geIeGf4aftz
lt9er Gerpfli9tungen! 2lber bie az
getpaltige RGrrin Mobe min es 70,
unb pann bate cine gbaszSo4ter
ben Mutb ge6abt, iih gegen Die MOOe
auf5ule6nen, ielb7t penn Die @efunbz
belt auf benz Sptele ftebt. unb bann
Itnb mir in gepi6en &reifen bereits
bu6in gefommen, mo Die alien 30mer
in Der &atIer3eit ftanben, ais Die Sc
nuBiu6t ibren 9D6epuntt erretht bat
te. 8dQe, Spern, Gmpfdnge, auf De-
men nan Supelen unb &leiDer CUR
S9au itelen fam, beanIpru8en einen
groBen She'll Der Nd9te. 3oilettenz
Sragen, 8efu9e MAIDEN pber empfan=
gen unb berlei 3leinfram fiiQen ben
Sag aus. 9os balten f6lieBli6 Die
Nerpen Der me9r ooer Dentger neu
rait6enif9 perdnlagten 0amen ntbt
aus. Nerben tpie S9ifF8taue miiBten
Die @eIeQf9aftsbamen BADEN. 8ebauz
ern ptrb Niemanb nit bieIen tb0ri4>
ten 6rauerr unb Ntdb9en BADEN, DON
benen elm Nep=9orfer Qr3t fagt, bdB
Ite es i4tperer 6Gtten, al8 cine 3ii4enz
fee ober cine Waf4frau. 9ie@r6eit8z
frau muB arbeiten fir Oas tdglt6e
8rob; Die bittere Rot6penbigfeit
5ptngt tie, oft iiber lire &rdfte GIT ar
beiten; Die feinen 9amen Der Upper
tenboms bagegen feber lire 9eiunbz
belt aus 8ergniigungsIu6t unb Der
Mobe gu 2iebe duf's Spiel. limb ben
6erunter getommenen gferoen tpirb
bann bur9Stimuldntid fiinftli3 tpiez
Der auf tur3e 3eit uufgeboIfen. Ner5te,
Die lire 8Iientel in bieien Societbz
Women BADEN, fpreden es frei aus,
baB bas Sreiben in bie1en &reiIen be-
Oentli9 I'M ii4 gretfe. 9ds 8ebuuerz
Ii4e Bel Der Sadie lit, buB Bel benz
rftrenuous 2ife," bus ii9 bteIe Sc
feui9aftsbamen ieIbft auferlegen, 70
Diele mirtlide 2ebenspfli4ten berz
nu9IGfiigt tperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24

Trat in Rraft III p. 1909.
3Rge osTlaisa Die SiQsHs5tattOnr Dis folgt:
Sdglia.
4.30 frRb - G9HsGp0ft, 6auptIiuis, 6ageTgtopn,
q. & %. gabH uuo Dem 6Hben uub ausgtnOms
men Sonnta9s 9. 9. R. q. GbanbsrgbF~g,
MartinsbHrg uHo 0tHdsttr.
SdeIt6 q, usesno SouHtaos g.
7.25 MOrqtrs - 0ori, Q. & 9. Din. uuo 6aupts
linit ohIt6 bon GmorV=GrDos, Carlisle uub @,
& .. q. y.
s.8 9oru. - 6auptliuie, 6agtrgtoun, Sbibb,ng.
burg, GrsDsrid, Gmmitsburg uHo q. 4 m
gabn, bis Clifton.
1912 Born. &fi0mm. Ha@ ltnionsgriOgs, gorf
uHo Gettysburg.
225 Ra9m. GfIomm. mad u~nionz9riNos
3.32 gaan. Grprss nan BORT uH0 g. ( &. 9ib
as Ra9HE. LSTprsB, guntis an Der 6aupt[ini,
6agsrstoiDn, iofpts GTeerid, Gmmitsburo nns
SbippsHsbura. ~
% Ga9m: attomu. mad Gmorpsgrooe.
ole a9shos aItomm. Ha9 URioHs9rioos.
lLzo 10sh0s altonlm. nab uHiou=grDo,
AIE 5onRtags.
6anootr. uHs
20 Taqm' 9itomm. NAB uHionsgrioa,.
4;Vy %apH. 9toHH1. Ha5 Gmorosgrope.
lVo9 a0tuos Attomm. mad unipusgribo,
Stqst= uno gep6dsRursnu ~ 3I- Sgg
more=StraBe. NF-Su''I'
8n9s baltsR an uuioHs, gsnn5plpouia, Nb,ru,,
V"''V"' uAV S~SalsLoos (~Rert3saOt.l Station.
.. q. 9risDoLb, o., q R.
u. o Sauetreet, g.=4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24

Die Gan s rdn5ts 0
r46enopoIt" f9reibt: nObglei4 mir
aud in @alifornien iber cine ungez
pG6nli9 an6altenbe adlte &lagen
60ren, fam man bod bus califprz
nif6e 0etter ni9t i'm grtfernteten
NIT benz llnlpetter i%enfetts Der Sierra
unb Der 6eliengebirge bsrglei4en.
@ir baden na6e3u i'm gan5en Staate
felt oielen sSa6ren pieber einmdl
@9nee geieben, Der aber nur auf ben
8erges606en uno an ben @6bdngen
einen Sag Iiegen bIieb. Wir baben
Meorgens Gis auf Den pfiben uno
Rsif auf Dem 8pben geieben, uno
3fpar offers uno Hanger, ais mir ges
nobnt fino, aber in ~unierer Stabt
un6 rmgegerb bliiben nod bic Gal
las i'm 5reisn, Die 8eil4en buften. bic
Monoel6Gume bliiben uno peoer Elm
QpFsIIinenbaur1, nod cine Sruat lit
e~rfrDren. SIN @srglei4 nit ben bon
Billiards unb grimmigen Jroiten i'm
Often 6eingeiu9ter befunben mir
lns INNER nod i'm garaoieie-"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24
RnnrSf1nc.

gm 20. 6tbruar cleaners g.. @~ebrmann,
Nm 81. gcbruar aoits GOGbb<ro, 1
5abr alt.
Sabre ait.
gm 10. Sebruar g aura g III 8. 1 Sa6r alt.
Gin %. 5tbruur 5 b II MHlter I'M aItrr
Ron 70 3abren.
aim 16. 5sbruar s B 81 8ungtr, s. Sabre
alt.
qm %. Gebruar ! oepb 9. @ammst.
@m y. 6,6ruar 6 Oui man
Gm q. 5ebruar Barbara &auter int
Utter BON 90 5dbrtn.
am 3. gt6ruar Marb 6. 8%oPPftin.
@m y. 6tbruar in Mount 98ajbIn9ton ID ! ne
SdHDs
am q. 6ebruar 2 sttr ). @inttrs i'm alz
ter MN p 5abrtn.
gm p. 6ebr. % M. 9 +, 2 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24
Queen gfnnr,s Gilrnhnhn.Gn.

TabrPlun at in Rruft O.. 9 fl. 1902.
2au1pttr UsrlaHen BIER 9r. 10. Qig5s5tr15::
&dgli2 Cdu58er0mueu Samias) els 9orm't.a55
INN Bis @aGmittaQs; Samiags ur 6l5 S2.5
m1itaas uno 2 ubr Qa&mittaos; nab R:atsJs!l"0'
9tntreotls, GtUes uHO 8Dji6sHitation.n.
auibluB an r9tlaDare & Gbti. GiisH9a7H' "l@
Gafton, Ggioro unD 3piiatrfationsH.
Grudr DirO ,uts,gsn q,noutmsn an s009'"'a8'H
Bis 6 ubr Qbeuog.
ssspbont: G. & D. let. aan0 8lo2. Ro, @".l
81. 6. u. rcItt
Cylai27,lSl Observation-Disclosures
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&efanntmad nnarn.
Oepartemenf FIR 6fentIidbr 8erhe6eruuaen;
- s9epartemeHt ees Gtaets 5msemfsnrs.

- Subs9 epartement ees Gtdets 5msemienrs.
8attimore, ben IL. 5cbruar 1908.
geparote ~perfiesette Goroeruras> 4usebote, mars
Firt nit Proposal for Building Stone; Proposals
for Lumber; Proposals fer Sand; Proposals for
Cobble or Bubble Stone, Broken Stone and Mo
sale Paving Stone; Proposals for VitrifIed Paving
Brick or Blocks; Proposals for Vitrified Sewer
Brick; Proposals for Vitriffed Sewer Pipe; Pro-
posaIs for Asphalt BlocSs; Proposals for Cement:
Proposals for Kerb Stones, Gutter Stones, Flag
stones and Granite Paving Blocks; Proposals for
Sheet Asphalt Rerairs; Proposals for Sidewalk
and Sewer Brick, fur alssmeiHe .3wede im Stahts
Suoenieurss9 epnrtsment pGbrcno os Sabres 1903,
fuO hermit rrbetcn unO nerDen unter Der 4orshe
BOARD of awards. care of George n, Numsen,
ReoiHer. &at6baug, Baltimore bis 81 / I t m Q D.,
Str %. Tebruar 1908, 9ormittogs II ubr, entges
gen nomnl
Sin bcgltnbigtcr Gbef, on CrOrs 6ts Rabors
uuo Staotratbs bon Baltimore ee3ogeu, in Dem In
Den Spejififationeu uugeiibrtsn 9etra9s, muB ie=
rem 9nqebptt ~btigefigt itiH.
Spe,ififatioueu uno &rqtbotsz5ormulare f6HHtn
ouf Griu6en in bieiem 9iircau in Gmpiauq gtz
nommeu DerOen. auqebots fir ieot ~,in3slne sortc
Der obcu ipe3iii5irten Niattrialieu perOtn uuoenous
men, penn Der NnQebotftler ni6t oQe g~enanntsu
Materialitn liefern fam.
y. 3. Senoan.
Staotz5Hasnicur.
geolaubigt:
EhUmas g.. SdpeSs
Qrdh0iHt Der Gontrafts9eb6rce.
C5tb12, 1911, 1917, Is, 19,2021,2N
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