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The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-05
The Tournament.

The Fifth annual tournament
oil the Northern Minnesota Gun
Club Tournament association is
in progress today, and somegood
scores are being made. Dele
gates from Croollston, Grand
Forks, Grand Rapids aud Forest
River are taking part Eleven
events were pulled off today.
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FOR SALLY ouag pigs. See j. p.
Duncalf. 2ltf
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LANG & CARTER exclusive agents
for Bailey's addition.
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STRAIED Came to my prem
Uses one white dog and pup.
J .sGilbertSon. Diamond Point.
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for the Daily Pioneer,
INSTALLATION
OF Lady Officers of the Good
Samaritans Will Be
Held Tonight.

A public installation of the lady
officers of the Good Samaritan
lodge will be held at the Masonic
hall this evening The public is
cordially invited to attend. and
all lady Samaritans are requested
to bring 4 basket.
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Thomas Clark, Locator.

Improved and unimproved
farms for sale / have been
cruising in Beltrami and ltasca
counties for the past five years.
If You want to buy Il farm on
locate on a claim call on mo.
THOMAS CLARk,
Hotel Kenmore
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was told that Buchanan was in
the move Kinds is an old bird,
and insisted on securing immedi
ate telephone communicates
with Buchanan, Buchanan was a
bit surprised to learn that he was
out knocking his own district
and trying to undo a Job which
he found no child S play. Kinds
did not send the telegram
Another feature of the land
Office fight promises an open rup-
ture between Nolstead and Me-
Clearly. McCleary wanted Shep-
herd Of the Marshall office APP
pointed By Buchanan. Nolstead
claimed Shepherd had At tae bid
ding of cCleary Aorlled-for
Dowfff1ss.5fllft }--
the primaries. Shepherd 5 APP
pointment would, he insisted, be
insult to injury Now,
Bowling 5 friends in the Seventh
say that Volstead's attack on
Shepherd Will cost him the nom
nation for a second term, and
McCleary is expected to demand
Bpckman's blood as soon as he
returns to Minnesota. which will
probably be in time for the next
campaign. Also the little school
is expected to be very
angry at Nolstead for refusing
to swallow the ManSato man 5
attempt to keep HIM out Of con-
gress with a thank you.
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THE CITY


We mix paints toorder.. Jones6t
0. Knudson is in town from
Nebish.
Tom Bailey made a trip to
Bagley last night. Co.
A dance will be given at Grant
Valley this evening,
For sale, tamarack wood, any
length. G. 3. Carson. Sit
A. L. Gordon of Shevlin was a
caller in the city today.
D. S. Weaver left last night for
the Saskatchewan valley.
Sheriff Bailey made a flying
trip to 'C(ass Lake last night.
Ex- Mayor J. j. Jackson of Cass
Lake is taking in Bemldl today.
G. e. Croker of Minneapolis
was an arrival on last nights
train.
Any one having a cash register
for sale will please call on j. Pet
erson, Jr.
Grant Walcott will furnish mu-
sic for the dance at Grant Valley
this evening.
Madame Vests dressmaling
parlor upstairs in Malzahn block.
Phone 10. tt
Ex-senator Dunn of Minneap-
oils is spending couple ofweeks
at Lake Plantagenet.
Henry White and Miss Mary
D. Dreyer were married by Judge
Achenbach Wednesday.
For cheap rates to western
Canada apply to James Kelley,
govt agent, Wadena, Mimi. 35-9t
Mrs. Wall and Miss Allie
Brannon, Of Leeds, n. D., are
visiting relatives and friends in
Benlidji.
Capt. McLachlin issue a chal-
lenge for a sailing race between
his Moose and any other boat on
Lake Bemidji.
Workmen are engaged in tear
inc down the old Jail and the ma
terial will be removed to the
county poor farm.
If you don't want to be disap-
pointed order your fruit, vege-
tables and CONNECTIONS at Pete T.
sons. We are never out.
Get your tin roofing, decking
and eavetroughing from w. M.
Ross, successor to Dicaire q
Ross. All work guaranteed. 34-6t
IN Mr.. Knudson, of the Rcd Lake
Transportation company, left an
order at Wheelock's employment
office for a number of men for the
drive.
A food sale will be held at
.Schroeder's store tomorrow af-
ternoon under the auspices of the
Presbyterian church, for the
benefit Of the organ fund.
c.. G. Woodward has leased his
hay meadows on the upper Miss
issippi river to j. NJ. Miller, of
Lidgerwood, N. D. Mr.. Miller
will ship the hay to North Da-
skota.
Scott, the jeweler, has made
arrangements whereby he will
occupy the front part of Vince
locks employment office for his
z.iewelry establishment. He will
open shortly with full line of
his wares.
The contest case of Edward
Tosterud VS.. Heinrich Teitz was
heard by Clerk of Court Rhoda
yesterday, Attorney Campbell Of
Crookston appearing for the con
testee and HI. j. Loud for the
contestant.
The funeral of Lloyd Luke,
who was drowned in Lake Irvine
yesterday, was held at the Cath
olicschurch this afternoon. Faith.
er Murphy preached a very
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Six Men Come Near Drowning.

The steamboat Columbia on
Cass Lake was sunk yesterday
in the MISSISSIPPI river. She was
running up the river when snag
was struck, ripping a large hole
in her and she sank almost imme
diately. Six men, who We're on
the boat at the time of the acct
dent, came very nearly being
drowned.
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Cooling summer drinks at Pet,

Cooling summer drinks at Pet
erson's.
Nose Love is up from Mallard
today.
John Wilm of the PIONEER
force is sick.
r. E. White left for Minneap-
oils this morning.
B. r. Farley was down from
his town yesterday.
j. w. Irwin returned last night
from South Carolina.
The temperature today regis
tiers ninety in the shade.
Anna Evers came down from
Blackjack this morning.
Kenneth McIver of Farley was
a visitor in the city today.
P. S. Parish, of Brainerd, is
stopping at the Brinkman.
Commissioner Chris Burns of
.Cass Lake is attending court.
Bread and bakers supplies
fresh every day at Peterson's.
Sheriff Torkelson of Clearwater
county is in the city on business.
Geo. Dewey, the Grand Rapids
lumberman, is sojourning in the
city.
H. Hoff, of the firm of Peterson
& Hoff, is under the weather to-
day.
Joe King returned today from
a several days stay across the
lake.
Ed. Kane was fined $40 and
costs by Judge Achenbach this
afternoon.
We still have the incompatible
Duarte navel orange. Nothing
like it. j. Peterson, Jr.
Mrs. E. J.. Wood of Cass Lake
has rented one Of DR.. Omich's
residences on America avenue.
Geo. Stevens, John Kline and
e. j. Willis secured deeds today
for lots in Greenwood cemetery.
Telephone orders sent to 1874
promptly attended to and quick
delivery made. j. Peterson, Jr.
T. P. Halvorson, representing
the Tibbs-Hutchinson Co. of st.
Paul, was a visitor in the city
today.
Miss Grace Illingworth, a sis
ter of Mrs. G. G. Doty, will ar
rive from Rawlins, Wyo., this ev-
ening.
Found, a straw hat. ! Owner
may have same by calling. at
police headquarters and paying
costs attached.
The case of Bert Shears VS..
Blakeley & Farley and Stockwell
& jackson is being heard before
Judge Spooner today.
DR.. Gilmore was called to Lake
Plantagenet this morning to at
tend Mrs. Rogers, who was ser
iously i'll. Sheis now improving.
Vegetables coming in are fine
and prices low. Call in and look
at them, then if you are satisfied
give US your orders. ]. Peter
son, Jr.
9l For you tin and sheet metal
work go to w. NJ. Ross, successor
to Dicaire & Ross. He has a
first-class mechanic in charge of
his tin shop. 34-6t
Prices on berries remain stiff
on account of the heavy rains
where they grow. We have them
always when they can be had
whether the market is high or
low. j. Peterson, Jr.
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OFFICE
GOSSIP
Van Smith, the Political Ed
itor of the St. Paul Globe,
Dishes Up the Following
Gossip About the Bemidji
Land Office:


The location of the new land
office at Cass Lake has stirred up
more po51iticalebad blood than any
one thing in years And. Incl.
-deatsaslH }lsss4Eaasataaa practice pvt
into play early in the game, seems
still to be the order of things.
The area of i'll feeline, includes
the Second. Seventh and Ninth
districts. The Eighth district
people had their noses out OF
Joint for a time, but the readjust-
ment of lines in ltasca county
has smoothed their ruffled feel
ings. The only interested parties
seemingly content are Buchanan
and the Sixth district stalwarts,
who point in a satisfied sort OF
way to two land offices in the dis
trict, and the discounted gentle
men who would have it other
wise.
The story of the removal OF the
land office from Marshall is the
sad, sad story of the politicians
who did not arrive. STEVENSON
wanted a land office for Bemidji
still wants it-and badly. Bede,
wanted a Encouragement OF lines
which would add to the import
ance of the Duluth office. Buck
man thought another office might
not be a bad thing for his dis
trict. He got to Washington IN
time to spoil a very pretty plan
to locate an office at Bemidji, and
when the Cass Lake lines were
announced by the commissioner
it was discovered that the good.
natured Bede had suffered a
heavy loss Of territory instead of
gaining. A lusty roar went up
from the Eighth, and Commits
sioner Richards after visiting the
new district rearranged the
boundaries.
Now, Steenerson and the Ninth
district people have. renewed the
fight to have the whole Cass Lake
order rescinded and the office
established at Bemidii. Ber-
nard Of Cass Lake, who was not
recommended for receiver of the
office ordered for his town, is
said to be sore and in with the
play to toxic the office to Bemidji.
The crowd playing for the change
are making it strong, too. The
Washington dispatches announce
with childlike sincerity that
Buchanan is a consenting party,
and he is heralded as a member
of the committee due to wait on
Richards yesterday to recon
mend Bemidji in place of Cass
Lake. Meanwhile Buchanan is
in fact at Little Falls, and the
politicians who know him are not
ready to believe that he will ever
consent to give up anything he
has landed unless it is taken by
force Of arms.
Buchanan has recommended j.
D. Jones and Bert Oakley for
appointment as register and re-
ceiver, respectively, of the new
Office, and representatives of the
dapa rtrnan have hpon- in CtaSS
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Financial
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.,,r,- pTNNsYIyA>rA Rarr. -

THE PENNsyIvANIA RAILROAD COM go
Philadelphia, Pa, Sen,s-,,,.SCC aNsPAN1.
NOTICE TO sToCKi6LDEPs -'rd' 1903
4 II \ MEEliN" ot THE BOARD OF
adopted -, -, -, 0'''oh WAS
10 The stockholders of the Company who bs given
subscribed for me az ,b diotted them under Ta96
~ tanent OF fifty pCr cent To u ~, rsId thereon
.N,E Upon SAID ALL0TMrxT ,hIt HAL
l5Ts AND 20fii oG feBER 1903 insts' " E ~ y
s,r terms and under such regulations olutlol upon
moved bv Board ana that the prose- ny he a-
s-onsnv are hereby authorized 20 tai ccers OF the
s nav b necessary this resoIiu ch measures
In further explanation VIII - erect
stockhoders who have paid only the ast mated to
Treasurer Broad station. Phils OF he
cedar street New York City, F''"' CT at 81
ne Addressed TO THE TREAsi EIR ~ ~
PHILADELPHIA. ROBT W SNT1ar ~
Treasures
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.

chicago Cc- THE wheat market developed strength
To-Day as -es-- C che anxiety CT December shor,s. Il
closed i-1c higher than yesterday. tie December making
rts rally Prom cent under Nay closed only &c
rrde- December shorts The 40 red wheat
cut because cf The premium Louis and because q
IRE high prices mie-s willing pay. For fear t1at
rhe 30 RED ulN be entirely exhausted spring
-rlea- come from The Northwest take place there
anxiety December Il sold al
16F- ert a. 1sisc anc ccsel 81 7s.> Nay closed al
IS, sellers The market helped Jy o,eararces
ESQ 600 bushels from Galveston -haf the entire
steel the-e u made total ceara1ces Ct 100000 bushels
Gables fraction higher There proyo-na lt
81 rle expert business NeF-Eork reporting only four
Sales ~ WtlJc- wheat here - GO bushels
~5 ts week has been decreased about so3eo bushels
Will re5uoe the stock about 100000 bushels
Receipts some under year ago. 6z9 cars in fhe
Northwest compared with eo2 cars ana LelSeOc bushels
primary points ccnparel with 1865 GOO bushels The
st. Louis bulls buying The December here. Users Ct
winter wheat E-ls.s Gnd o-hers. supposed 20 be
liberal buyers CT Deoembs- Lverpoos stock decreased
Fer SEPTEMBER g. 600 bushels.
Corn early had decline r EE-so There was cover
ilE a liberal sc4-e. ans there some sympathy
with the rally. Corn closed only under yes,eI
lsy December sold 447sc ana 45isc and closed al
z5Lc. Nav closed 4Jc sellers The buying by the
provision who have been short Early there
vas seed of bull liquidation. Shipping aales
800 bushels mainly Country offerings
s1ag Receipts were S15 cars: Fridays estimate $50.
.-1 Price Current declared TIE c-cp practically
u.s,-rsa." Gables were weak IEe seaboard reported
Us loads
Liquidation by holders broke care prices sc early.
covering sympathy vI.a tle wheat caused partial
ra.v October closed al 35cs Deceubc- 85c and May
SIZE sellers The close csc higher 10 &C Iove-. The
-r-- .lts-as tie weak Cash cats were i5c
lower Receipts 80 with 10 estimated fcr
Tomorrow. The Eastern demand Is Quiet country C4e-
lucs small
October ribs and lard higher Shorts were cover
ine both October PORK IVES weak Tire rest % the
r-t irr'e lower Cash lar5 is higher than Tho
October price and o7ote- is likely 20 eel some higher
IidEs lower 1900 here. Vest there
100 compared with 1900 last year- The packing
West ;o- the week Go 600 hogs compared with
600 year. Liverpool unchanged. Provision
proved less than e-us--alr763l barrels Ct pork
-,Cs-S rc-res or Gard and 15707o pounds Of RIBS
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csis sale vrl, Re made in parcel ana ~
c--se IA the undersigned event u
be made either n cash % -
r-5veS cer+aed check Unless the entire
t[,T = -ss s+ are time a sale. the purchaser sNd
p. -. 80 r1s~e 81 sale sgn memorandum OF ms
.-----r-re rt7- Of TIE
ts-c !. - -5,rsase price must Be paid or the DAY
f--us-g he ese Il the underlined az tet -
- pine Srr4et in TIRE Borough ~ Manhat'4 "a te
1-,.v ~ %av York y Y The uroersE ree.Ee Ia
rrrt conferred by said agreement 10 UiI III GU ~ "
-haee he property offered for saie
s5SIrfonsl particulars OF ire 70 - w.
,--li-e tiov nav be made The uDdersignec
Dated Nev York Septs16er q 1910
a4es pine street. New York
TIE FOREGOING sale IS adjour5ed to Ihor51aS
1000 - the s1-ae hour and uace
Dated Sew York. OCTOBER J. -'o' sPEYER & CO.
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SEALED BIDs Or ESTIMATES MTLL BE

- Received bv the Park Board. Office OF the
Department OF Parks 9th Avenue and 9th Street New
York City. until : O'Clock .. IA.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER IL. 1903.
Borough OF Brooklyn.
No. I. FOR FURN ISHING ALI. TIE LABOR AND
THE INTERIOR OF THb CENTRE PAVILION,
BROOKLYN INSTITUTE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES.
no. = FOR FURNISHING AND ERECTING POST
AND PIPE RAILING on MASONRY FOUNDATIoN.
AND ALSO WROUGHT JEo% PICKET FENCE
AROUND WILLIAMSBURG BRIDGE PARK. 49,
NO. 3 FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND
MATERIALS FOR GRADING, CURLING AND CUT
TERING AND PAVING WITH MACADAM PAVE
NENT SENENTY-FIFTE STREET, BETWEEN FOUR
TENTH AND FIFTEENTH AVENUES
Tor fun particulars CITY RECORD.
WILLIAM r. WILCOX.
JOHN L EJST1S.
RICHARD YOUNG.
Commissioners.
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SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- Park Board the Office OF the Department Of
Parks Building, Fifth Avenue and Sixy-fouTth
Borough OF Manhattan the City Of New York.
'' THI RsDAY, OCTOBER &, 1903.
borough Of Manhattan.
no. FOR MORIA AND MATERIALS REQUIRED
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND COMPLETION; N
GLIDING NECESSARY PIPING FOR AN UNDER
GROUND RESERVOIR IN CONVECTION WITH THE
AQUARIUM BUILDING ~ BATTERY PARK.
40. . FOR WORK AND MATERIALS REQUIRED
FOR NEW SKYLIGHTS, IRON RAILINGS. ALTERA-
TTONS IN THE GALLERY. MISCELLANEOUS ALTER
ATOMS. PAINTING, ETC ~ THE AQUARIUM
ET-TT,DTNG BATTERY PORK.
For fun particulars SEQ CITY RECORD.
WILLIAM p WILLCOXs
JOHN z FL SITS,
RICHARD YOUNG,
Commissioners,
uatea septenber .. 1905.
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OFFICE OF THE President OF TIE BOROUGH
NEW YORK.
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Financial Meetings.
MASHAETAs RAILWAY COME.

MANHATTAN RAILWAY CONPISY
No le5 Broadway. New York ~
The annual meeting shareholders - r. 81
Railway Company viii be held the
once. Nc. 195 Broadvas Manhattan Borough Nav YORK
Wednesday. November HIN Il o'rIr,L-
4 Board of Directors Cor the ensuing wear A. to he
elected. and three Inspectors Of Ele .tior -
The transfer books viii be closed on SATURDAY. O-+,
her 10Th 2 L. O'Clock noon, and will be reora,s5 on
November 18th. at 10 o'clock 4. NJ go
2. W McWIIIIANis secrata-v
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Financial.
NOTICE or SALE.
CE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. De

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 1HAT DE
~ fsrt having been made by Consolidated Lake
Superior COMPANY ia the payment maturity
aaTces aud 81 notes under =
agreement ooarnY cate TIC sd day OF December. ls-
--eie between said Company % part, ard the
yes,rsgre The otrsi part and otherwise pro
Visions ~ said agreement the unoercgned villa pun
of ara II the said TIE
t-s-so'iasfel Superior Company given said
4erlai sell public auction. Adrian Muller ~
Su acticnees at the New York Real Estate Salesroo.
30 Borough Of Mn1nattaB In the City or
Neyv York. y. n. Thursday te FIRST CAY Of october.
Inn9 al twelve rs o'clock cay the fol
nrtperlr pCdEci aforesaid
Collateral security. 80 VII
! The following stocks.
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The approximate OF the lien or charge % sal
isy which property u % Dc sal
s. 1sSf- toEercr with and i!.~snces sInocnnS
10 S2S3 aIrA Interest june iath tstS besides
the expenses ~ the The approNin ate amount o
watch % be allowed
the purchaser Of the purchase money or paid ~
the psf.-ss h. afly-f.lr dollars and interest. rts
rr.,sss WI, BE- sold subject prior ulortgase % socut
twenty thousand d1lars and Interest from January Z
,,--s al a action now peEdinx fors
AN'o1 Wv EDWARD b. Ia FErRA. Reterss.
The above = hereby ai1ourned % october 1ta~
fQ03 M same hour and placa
Dste4 New york September -Jrd " ~
N EDWARD 3. Ia FETRA. Referees
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OFFICE OF TTID PRESIDENT OF THE BOROUGH
OF MANHATTAN CITY HALL. TIE CITY OF
- NEN YORK 0ctober | IaG} - -
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE
received by the President Of the Borough OF Man
haitian at the City Hall. Room No lG until II o'clock
A. NJ,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IL. 1908.
FOR FL RNISHINJS. DELIN E1RING AND ERECTING
ONE HUNDRED G6nl STREET SIGN BO&CS AND At
TEACHING THE SAME TO BAMP-POSTS IL THE BOfi
OUCH or MANHATTAN. AND MAINTAINING THE
SANE WITHOUT LIGHTING FOR \ TERM or THREE
YEARS.
For full particulars CITY RECORD.
JACOB \ CANTOR. Borough President.
The City OF New York. October l. 1903.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUl

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
~ OF New YORK EFs p. Bartlett Pfaintffr. sxaf-ss
Annie r Neeler Defendant q
q Foreclosure ard sale. duly made and entered
n the aooyesntied action bearing Gate the sth day %
June, 1903 l. the undersigned the Referee n said cdg
ment named, Viii sell AZ FuoLc AucLiOn. az the Ns~
Real Estate SaIesroou. 30. f61 Broadway.
Borough q Manhattan. City o. New Yors. the 235
day OF September 1gC3 u O'Clock 5ss
7. Meyer Aucriouse the premises directed
said judgment % be sold aCt therein described ,of
lows: Al that certain lot piece parcel OF land with
buildings thereon erected.
number One Hundred Forty-rlu- West Terrvssxrta
Street. Borough % Manhattan city OF
York bounded and described a. follows. 3.-
ginning a q the southerly side Twsrrv~-
Street distant hundred and fOry-eishr
and four inches easterly rom the southeastsry Corner
TVeuty-e.shth Street and Seventh Avenue and rr-
Avenue uiletyegt feet ard inches poIrt IL ths
centre Ire q block berwssn Tvs-rv-savs--s
Twentyeighth Streets. distant hundred ars 60
eastsTy from Seventh Avenue thence easrra-s,r
along said centre line % the block
thence northwardlv ard nearly parallel with Ssv.1fN
Avenue and part q the distance through parry sTf
n1sy-eight feet ard nine heres soursrfv 80.
along The southe-ly SIDE y rsnty-sightn Street. rSvet
hve feet and inches point o mace - bsxSr
uag be the said several distances and drsnsos rs-.
lsss -
Dated New York August 81 1903
- EDWARD 3. la PETRA Rsr.-s@
ATWATER e Cru lESEANE ATTORNEYS so- pa ntf-
Nc. @ Cedar Street. Borough OF Manhattan. N-s
The faowing Is dtasra-n Of the property 20 =. sold
ss described above the number Being 14s Wsst
18th Street
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Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE President OF TIE BoROI-Gv
OF MAEHATIAN. CITY HALL TIE CITY oE
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE
- received by thu President OF the Bor.uet ~ Man,
haitian, at TIE City Hall, Room No le. II o'clock
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1903.
10. | Fok REGULATING. GRADING. SETTING
CURBsTONES AND FLAGGING SIDEWALKS AND
STREET. from SIXTY FOURTH STREET TO
No > FOR REGULATING. GRADING, SETTING
CTRBSTONES AND FLAGGINC. sIDEW ATES IN
JACoBUs PLACE FROM TERRACE VIEW AVENUE
80. 3 F6R Rf5tLST1NG. GRADING. SETTING
CURBSTONEs AND FLAGGING SIDEWALKS IN NEW
JONES STREET prince STREET TO HOWARD
cIRBsToHEs ATb FIAtS1N sTrFrAfKs N
EIGHTY-TIiIED STREET. FROM EAST END AVE;,IU Z
20. ). FOR REGULATING. GRADING. SETTING
CTRBSTONES AND FLAGGING SIDEWALKS IN ONE
NfCHoLAs AVENUE TO BR0ADWAY
No. & FOR REGULATING. GRADING. SETTING
HUNDRED AND SINTY-FOU RTH STREET FROM
BROADWAY TO AMSTERDAM AVENUE
APaAIr P9TESET IN N2 PATlN NH n
TION TIE ROADWAY OF WEST ONE HUNDRED
NUB TO a POM $50 FEET EAsTERLY THERE
10 FOB 70 RDqE1 z4- AND PAvs WITH
FoJNDATI0N. THE ROADWAY OF ONE HUNDRED
FORT WASHINGTON AVENUE
No. Q FOR REGCLATING AND PAVING WITH
I5f-S, ~ "a 6N5Tt on G9NIRE;I Z
FROM DYCkAAN STREET TO sPCyTEN DUYVIL
10. 10 FOR REGULATING AND PAVING WITH
GRANITE BI1OGIZ PAVEMENT, on : CONCRETE
F0JNDATIoN, THE ROADWAY OF ONE IUNDFBD
INcToN AVENUE TO BoLLByAF ARD LAFAYETTE.
For fall partic liars CITY RECORD.
JACOB A CANTOR. Borough President.
The City OF New York, October l. 1903.