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New-York tribune., 1903-01-03
THE PASSING THRoNG.

Since women have been supporting themselves
many novel oeupations have developed. but this
one which Thomas A King told
A wOMAN'S OF yesterday at the Imperial IS
ODD extremely odd one MI hing
OCCUPATION. business takes him through the
Northern States and he halls from
Milwaukee. There is young woman in WIS
consn,'' said he VINO makes good living oy
buying game for markets In Wisconsin cities Inc
game laws in that State very strict, eacn
hunter being required to take out license Game
may be taken but not shipped as merchandise ana
each hunter has to show license 10 carry tne
game bagged as personal baggage
Now. this young woman takes out license. not
to hunt, but on account Of the privilege 1t gives
her TO carry game She goes into the woods
buys the game from professional hunters and
brings It back with her as baggage She goes from
point TO point, collects what she wants anu car
res the birds to the several cities where she finds
a ready sale At hotels and markets oeheVe
she has q regular list of customers Her Aeense
protects her and allows her to carry along WIN
her as baggage all the game she wants to-"
The habit of tipping, has defender in the per-
son of Frank S. Morley, Chicago drygoods ouyer.
Every little WHILE he remarked
IN DEFENCE at the Herald Square Hotel. yes
OF terday some one writes TO the
TIPPING" papers long and eloquent pro-
test against tipping Sometimes
the subject Is handled editoriay by the press ana
magazines and about everyone you meet KICKS
against the practice but invariably doesn't prac-
tfcs what he nrearhes II seems the pittance
given for faithful service isn't too much 10 pay
Tipping can't be abolished in this country on ae-
count of the easy-going character OF the people
and their generosity It is a firmly rooted 1nsti
tuition The waiter who serves your food ana the
car norter who deyises ways and means TO make
YOU comfortable will do their work with alacrlIS
if few cents are added to their income II IS an
unnecessary tax but il strikes me that the aver
age American is fattered by the attention ne re-
ceiyes for tip He rather likes that Dig 1eellnS
~ i,zas hin, IN have servile attention Maybe that
is one of the reasons why it is hard to stop the
practice"
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03
THE WARREN COLLECTION.

The paintings pastels and water coiors
.-,,,vbt together by the late Mrs. ;. D. warren
NJ BOSTON. and now exhibition at the Ameri-
can Art Galleries. form singularly even ana
homogeneous collection If II contains no great
masterpiece, 1t contains scarcely any thiiis tha
,-s-,or rrba hundred and twenty-three
-,o+,,res renresenting ancient and modern
-. haye in almost every case some gen
,,t,elv artistic qualities TO recommend them.
rba,, range from the severe religious senti-
r,ent OF Wohlgemuth to the lyric sweetness OF
Corot from the profound naturalism OF hliiel
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03
voppcAsr FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY.

>, z,,rIans rain n south and east. rain or snow
l., ,ortbxest portion to-day; Sunday fair and colder
-, =, +rtsl south winds, shifting to west tonight
For the District Columbia rain to-day foo"eo oy
clearing bv night: Sunday fair and colder fresn
s.S- winds becoming west tonight
For MARYLAND to-day, possibly turning 10 sno"
&, ss+ nort.on with lower temperature Sunday FAIR
colder, fresh brisk southeast winds becoming west
Tot Delaware Eastern Pennsylvania and New-Jersey'
fOf cs,nday fair colder: brisk south
go winds becoming west tonight
New-York, rain to-day; 1air sho couer
c,nSev. brisk east south winds becoming west 10
night. - ..t, ~ snou today colder
- clo,Sv sunday probably snow hurres III me
,,6 western portions; fresh 10 brisk shifting
winds. becoming west -. -.,au- - sor,hs-r
-,--3ans rain northern portions today; gen
srsiiv fair sunday: brisk west winds
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03

S:5:ss S:ss5s: %sIf: %STs s%y 58a5 +
BRANDowA Athens PecsPsE e ,S5oT 81 1902 5s9s Helen
SATURDAY January 3. at D. m
F.R1E-on Friday. January 1908. General Ferdinand
Pipnsy Earle at MS S6tice Of fheTai hereaftaT
HARDESBERGH-on "Wednesday, December 11i2 81 1902,
ssEgh & esq oHe IN the No. 5lS 10 s Bagards NeBSunscE
j. saturday & January oeIocS 3 cStg M i' CLOCK
,o>Es n, January l. 1903 Clara !. wife Of Colonel
Wesley Jones services from The residence
81 81 hfr srookiyn Sunday January 4. at o'clock
MIGEoNAt Jacksonville. Fla ThaEsaay January
dsnce AeI" Torringfon Conn. Sunday. at o'clock-
MoaUN-on January p 1903. Margaret z Hanee beloved
wife Of MI Pc Better Mo5TH e sunday r hsJ January
1902 at 10 a. Please omit flowers
her S9o G51f IN Rs sha e: Eaa4 G ssSs &
snd daughter OF thu late John Lawrence smith Of
fs1and Sunday January 4. at 1880 o'clock
osTRoM-on January 1903 az oaklsnd' CAL Frances
M Pierce widow Of Rev Alvin os'ron-
z5 her bone iSsn5e Nei s4 s i5
Frances Rowland eldest dsgshtsr Ds q sas late late
Rev; DF @ be held al the residence. Saturday Janu
srV 3 1892, q O'Clock m
,tyz,,rERHORN-on Thursday January 1. 1868. his
sidence No 40 23i-s. NswYork. William Col
in the s. SD 5y near Of Iasuasg ans asS al o
n seats reserved for the trustees Of Colurl-
ba University. Kindly omit flowers
sx,r--rr Suddenly At Shrewsbury y. January I. 1898
~ he fist year Margaret Jonnst tone wtle
1 The late E DeIafed Sra.th Funeral. Monday JanH-
arv ar 23O D. m, her residence In shrewsbury
J. Carriages viii Tneet Lne 4--O FsnnsSlsAnA~ lIaA
from New-York at Red Bank
THoMAs.-suddenly. January dsoS. Jons .s sieaase
Thomas n the 4sd year 81 Nest Rs aE ssth on Sunday
afternoon, January A. at o'clock
THoMPsoE this city on Y ETi4ay Sou 5sngAFy x2;,c. l q
funeral hereafter.
TRowBRIDGE-At New-Haven, Conn on Friday. jan
nsrv 1g03 in the 75th year q her age. Aargarstte
= Dean widow Of the late Winston J. Trownridge.
Ennera services held at her late residence
church-st. on Monday. January D. AZ ESQ p m
wApswoRTH-on Friday. January : aftsT Sris- S-1 II
ness l. $ Waasworth. widow OF the iaSe W. y "aos-
worth Funeral private.
WAI.SH-At Newburs. y =: December 81 -. S5sn'
ssngbtsr Of the lsie John r. and sister OF the Kew
TeS1itsrz ana h De Walsh Funeral service viii
he ped az her late residence No us ist-st NewouFs
on Saturday at D NJ
yyARp-At Lakewood " J.. On Friday morning January
1903 Emily Potter Ward, widow OF Ohver PelaneeS
Wars OF Neu-YoTk City. the STA year OK her ass.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03
ARsITRArIoN-A NOVEL POINT OF VIE"
Fron The Washington Times.

From The Washington Times
Apart from the friendly encouragement sIsv @ see O
the cause of international arbitrat1on We Can
NO narticuIar advantage accruing 70 the ~onIeeu ~
States from the employment OF d le5 on a
tion iIlry TO sit in supplementary pfOCeeollS9 O1 .
y-ir+uaIIv bankrupt South American rePGolLtS[- -
So far as the auditing OF BRUSH
italian against VeneZuela IS COncerneu4
anfs could iust as easily have figured out tne LeGA &
oninp And so fa- as the validity ana coIect
of the Judgment to be given are conCeLnsu, CLS S
IrerIict of The Hague Specialists can carr no
more weight than would have aItacneu u '4AS ID
hOrs of the humber court OF duQlI-
In other words, the United states, naVLHse ~
emnted Venezuelas chief aSset-lts terr1tory-LEoIn
tion for debt. must have the nna1 Word 70
saw in any process which aims at TedzLlS IA; HIo
Idsrnent given against President Castros deHn-
orent government If do assert-and must as
sert-our power review the judgment netLueu
down or 10 Iirnit-even to negdtlFe-IIs
il is of little consequence 10 Widt Co1EI u
interior resort we first intrust the arOltrauoh-
LET Senators who will not give the Monroe poct-
rine n steel backbone turn back and read lhelr
countrv's history That old battle line OF oak never
rnada war for the republic. On the contrary II
vava ms almost a century Of peace with european
9owers with war fleets Of their own ana II our
bettTa lire changed now TO steel. had been rela-
rfveIy as strong under William Mckinney as lL was
under John Quincy Adams. no war VIII Spain
would ever have been necessary: . - -
President Washington was right IN Isso IN urglilg
a naval force organized and ready TO YlndlcaIe IL
from insult or aggression. President RooSeveII Is
ri+ in 1902 in declaring that "the Monroe Doctrine
should be treated as the cardinal feature OF amer
to assert it unless intend to back II up. ana II
can he backed up only by a thoroughly good navy
a good navy is not a provocative or war II IS tn9
surest guarantee OF peace
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03
A nousIE GOLDEN WEDDING.

A double golden wedding is to be celebrated neAe
ruasdav ar Rve On January s. 1s5s two sisters were
rnaried-Miss Kate Carpenter to William A bur
ger. and Miss Elizabeth Carpenter TO Thomas mar
rtott Mr. and Mrs. Burger on Tuesday Will ceie-
brate their hftieth anniversary with Mr. ana ME-
Isrriott et Rive and many friends OF ooIh couPIes
are expected to offer congratulations 10 the I"0
ocraHc OTIrpleS
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03
MARRIED.

oyEN-BUCKELEw-on December 80. by the Rev.
Everett D. D. the residence OF the BRIDES
mother at Jarnesburg n. J.. Mr.. Rollin O. Hooven OF
EDgIe1Ioo5 n J. to Katherine c. Buckelew, Of the
former place
NIrIR-sToUT.-on Wednesday December 81 at the
Of Mrs R. H Thompson, boorr1-
sIS y ! bv the Rev. Dr. 5. E. Appleton. Dorothy
Won Renkendorf Muir, daughter OF the late James Won
Penkendorf Muir, to G.. Lee Stout, Jr
of the bride. Newark, N. ], by her father, Rev A
Mat-fce by Rev James Wyckon- or LeonIa-
4 and Rev J. II. Thompson. OF Montgomery, y. Y,
Rev David Lincoln Roberts and Frances Camp Mattice
Notices Of marriages and deaths must Dc IN
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03
NATIONAL EDUCATION MEETING

Roston. Jan. 2-Department presidents oL 'to 4o
,-.,o1 educational Association met last nlgh' ~
5is,,se the methods of conducting the natioha oo
-io, of the association, to be held IN 60sloti
Nei1io =. Tr1v ~ President Eliot of Harvard
1pn vas elected president Of the association at
A-irreauoIis presided
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

sATT-RDAY-At 42O e. n Ireland. per g. q sax
ona via Queenstown Clan for other parts Q. EuroDs
he per s. 9. Saxoniali AZ go n n
FOR Europe per KroonIand via SouthaE PSon; AZ
$40 q m Scotland direct per = AncooriA tnA-A
rnust be directed per 3 $ Arehoria j. -. 49,.
sIorTNTFTD MATTER. ETC-Thfs steamer taxes Pr1rrsd
Matter Commercial Papers, and Samples for Germany
onIy The class OF mail Mater 1oT other paris
Furope will this ship unless specially
directed by her
Mails named above additional Supplementary Mails afs
on piers OF the American. English. French
ana German steamers and remain open until within
ten minutes Os the hour OF sailing or steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03
Po.fonce Notice.

Should be read DAILY BY all interested. as changes
time) -rtr
Foreign mails FOR week ending January l5o VII
rise Cor1tIy ia al casssl the General Posronce as
Follows Parcels Post Mails close hour sar1sr Than
closing shown below.
Regular Supplementary mails close at F0res9 i 90
half late closing SHOWN os4oH
cent that Supplement Mails for Europe and Censra
America Colon. close hour lats- at Forssa SeS
tom.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03

For the convenience Of TRIBUNE READEsS s9Foa9 os
srrangemeuts have made TO keep the DA1L1 an.
S11NDAY TRIBUNE file in the reading FOolns u aS
hotels named below: rY..7 -,a Tarzbar,
ETofeI Carlton Hotel CIarfdgs's Hotel London An1
Paris F,xcbange Eanksrs Basildon House moor gaze
T0ndOu England; Midland Grand Hoces ms
Howard Hotel NOrfolk-st- Eu1oan zrne1l-
E,SrzT.A lD-Adeluhi Hotel. Liverpool Sleens aO.e-
Tea5s Midland Hotel. Bradford Aidiano- Eoeet.
NTorecar16e Bay: Midland Hotel Derby; Hc-lsrs
ShankIIu Hotel Isle OF Wight Queens Hqae1 1ppT1R
Norwood; Norfolk Hotel Brighton; Royal Flsr aOos-'
srTI NT-5t Enoch Hotel Glasgow: Station Hotel
AYR. Station Hote,. Dunfries-
GIBRALTAR-The Hotel Cecil -, -, l. rJu. =.
a. Albion Grand Hotel de fAthenss EoIsI az aa1s
TT AND SOUTH OF FRANCE-Eivtera FaI9ce'
Monte Carlo: Hotel Metropolis. Rome: Hotel ae re-
n!tage Monte Carlo; Royal Hotel lone 49, -
Hotel Rome Italy: Cap Martin Hotel. AsnIons. Tu-
Hotel CluIriuaI Rome Italy; Riviera Palaee Sics.
1ns11opoItan Nice; Krafts Grand Hotel de w..
Hotel CsaIa Cannes: Hotel Beau Site Cannes'
Hotel Genoa: Eden Pa-ace, Genoa; tIrano E1ose,
DanteN Nentces tIrand r1o.c-
Hotel Vile, Florence savoy E1St--i
San Reno Italy: Hotel Royal san E1e1lo' IhOe7A
F1IYPT8f5hezireh Palace. Cairo; sheDheares Hotel
Cairo: Grand Continental Hotel Caro-
BRUSSELS-Le Grand Hotel ,z-,t-.- -z,-
GERMANY-Nassauer-H Hotel W!esoaden s
and Auguste victorfa-Bad Wtesoacen: E5osel STsi
Nuremberg; Hotel Stepnanlss Haoel-Da-7--' -
Bellevue Dresden
AUSTRIA AND SwTTZERLAND-Hotel Bristol vlon[<s
The Lac, Zur1ch Cd Eote4 Ea'i'4A-' -
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03

highest temperature yesterday ~ degrees ioh ~
average 3s corresponding date last year D.
fr corresDonding last twenty years 80; t
ocsI forecast 10 day; sunday tsl So'ei' Di'SA
a. ID no south winds. becoming @sst to-l4SA-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03

WHERE BAD LITTLE BOYS Go
Description of the special school whicn .hc
citv maintains for boys who delight 10 play
tru,nt with humorous anecdotes and pfct-
ure, In to-morrow's Tribune
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03
NEw-YoRK CITY.

Mail subscribers to the DAILY and TRI-7v EElzLY VII
be charged one copy postage N soe4,son -
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THE TRIRTTNFz viii be nailed CUBA. Porto Kicos
Hawaii and the Philippines without extra expense or los
eign postage. - ---.----.t
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE mailed az tns sot-
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Don't suffer your life to away. when It can be
saved BY the sure strength siver. Dr. Jaynes Tonic
Jra--1 isuCa
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white Inc 1ne' se
indicated by The ser
ero-sine bsronefer The dotted line shows the teiefa
,,,re as recorded by the local Weather Bureso
-h foTow4ng Official record the Weather Bureau
ws the changes temperature for the last twenty
, hours in comparison with the corresponding date OF
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03

Rrruett,s Cocoatne alIays all irritation Of the Scalp
and prevents the Hair from falling out
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03
MATS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC.

so5 n sss.ds s5 sr14 a.d PEI s.s ss asassa
be Sta dfsessa hfsaaa0@fS per RsEssSES,s5.
porto ieo per Pones I a 49, IA z
sso m M sy.s tor and % carssasns must BE- srscr.s
per Zalia3 a. sSo a N; SsaPpisIsntsry 1910
S-ns and Greytown. per Valencia 6nall for Costa
Rca must M 11sr. Ss arsGsf snd a per Laasnrs a. s g
ar Port-aa-PTfnce Petit GOaVs Aux Caves and JaGasl
must ssr ss eGSs. ss' per Ms.eo Va Havana: ss 10
s5szsea FOR asii D Trinaad BTtsn ana Datch ' sana
Be directed s5sda aSs r1idad iHs per Maravs1 ~
= 80 D m for Bahamas per steamer from Miami
P59Ti9a, 9ss1sy At per rZsU sailor PTincs
Mails : p p .s ss . + SE ssy 81 sg and
ey s's1sT eIos heres every Monday and
a5sSy} .,.dss1 Mnis f Close q iss oos aay az 30 "A
Cuba By c9.a @ az az I.' s ode fs@'a aay va except se
Tbur5day at $50 rhe connecting closes are made
%.,l0 Mondayy. egy ovs1Isd Unless Dscia
dsDatch BY steamer ess s at is Gs saSv. as
p n ssd u 80 Mails l for ,5 G1s,t fs 3 ss,s rs
Puerto 0rea1s and thence BY close IRIS
SSs fsiIsd sa6d.ss ss9;9i Il S8a9a, ga
closes here Ms9aays af s sateaIa and Tesdsys az
f2Fs5 @ 5 and ID lfSsf f0r c0se caS fssstsrd a
rRANsPAcIFTc MATS
Mails for Australia Ss1osgs wss' Aq'Eaa F1T which I =
torwaTded via E1FpPs ciseS eos here sa% s- $50
HaTa; s.,e@ e pscsmbsr fis and uD January e. N
.,ssys for oarySs fRs1n the BRUSH nail or
doe. not 9osnE artZi II s ss se $50 n sad
sao :, N Sundays at 430 a 9 a and SD
D. mEwn be made up and forwarded until ths
TfvaI OF the Cunard stel mer9
Mails :or Australia except Wess Australia when
New-ZeSlaot. which via
Francisco and Fih Islands !n&n must be specially
a59-ss9sN va Vancouver and Victoria. 3. C close
SeTs dsiy at $50 p up 70 January e. Inclusive
dfspatch > s NoanA
Aas Jags o.. Sts Shss aS ana a Fh2D,1' o i'sa
January IS inclusive. for dispatch per Ans-sca
Maru. r.,.-.-
-tsro Lose here daily at $50 January ~
Ford q karip0sa-
Mails Tor China and Japan VIA Seatte close here daily
a. $50 p rp 70 January - H14~Ssss tof cispaecn
Iyo Mart
sse m up tt2. Inclusive for dispatch
si1s co. chnz Japan via vaneouvsr and vctorts.
y e close daily a. $50 , n up 20 January 10.
inclusive. FOR dispatch per = Empress % Japan
NerchaneIse for L ; Postal Agency az SnsasnA can
~ be Forwarded via Canada
MATS fcr Philippine ISLANDS via san rrancisco close
here daily $50 % January w Inclusive for
Sf-rafch z. 8 Transport
a5snaeie rails are forwarded Of sailing daily
closing - arranged On tae presunp-
overland transit FF<e4srsred
mall closes a D N previous Gay
CORNELIUS VAN COTI. FoStrnaSt5S.
pox.oface Nsw-York ". =. December 26. 1902 y
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DIED.

-z.-- r4aIs, U scherrnerhorn, William c.
r2l Smith, Margaret j.
T-eIls. - cIstharine l. Thomas. J. R.
Et4ruenSsas1' SSasn Thompson. John ".
J0nes. SctttTe Trowbrtdge, Marguerite E D.
Mohun Margaret z. Il MaCSWorll. - .
S.a-u Ssoorne' r-1sncss M P Ward, Emily P
Oelr1YIH,s 2 John J.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03

SINGLE COPIES
SUNDAY cents WEEKLY REVIEW. cents
DAILY. cents TRI-WEEkLY. csncs
WEEKLY FARMER. ceutsI
TRIBUNE ALMANAC. . CENTS
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-08
GOOD POINTS OF A WILL.

The will of the late ex-senator Col
bett was stamped with the sane and
wholesome personality of that gentle
man, says the Ledger. Mr.. Corbett
had lived long. His conduct hal been
marked by wisdom, prudence and
thrift. The result was that although
while active in affairs, he had been
quick to answer the demands of char
nv and to sanction needed expenditure.
old age found him with fortune. The
distribution of this fortune he planned
on a scale that is a new honor to his
memory. The wife, who had long been
his companion. was remembered in an
ample provision of cash, and liberal
income. Other relatives are to receive
large amounts, but not on a magnifi-
cent scale. Servants have not been
forgotten. Worthy institutions will
have a substantial addition to their
resources.
The dominant feature of the will, as it
strikes the observer, is the absence OF
effort to keep the aecumulations to-
gether and to pass them down intact.
There is no foundation laid for the
branch of the aristocracy of gold. The
money is to be scattered. not wildly
or without aim, but in the best possible
manner. 1t viii find its way through
NANNY channels into useful service. No
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-08

Canada doesn't believe in having her
young men poisoned slowly and made
iwane by degrees, through the con-
sumption Of that deadly paper-covereCi
pestileuce. the cigarette. The house Of
commons. at ottawa, has just passed
a till, az the instance of the women
reformers OF the dominion, which pro-
hibits the importation, manufacture
and sale Of cigarettes in Canada, Sir
wilfrid Laurier was among those who
opposed the bill. and when asked what
ne was going to do about ii said joking
iy, Il suppose shall have 10 give up
smoking" The reporter adds that Sir
wilfrid never uses the weed" Evil
IDENTIFY not, The consumption of these
little rolls of paper with their myster-
ious contents, cannot truly be called
smoking. AT least no connoisseur
would admit that II was. Ii is simply
a process of fumigation. and strongly
suggestive of the act of disinfecting, -
Brooklyn Standard Union.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-08

Proposals for beef and mutton; Of
tlce Chief Commissary, Vancouver Bar-
racks. Wash. April 9. 1893. Sealed
proposals for furnishing and delivering
fresh beef and mutton for six montrs
beginning July /. 1908 will be received
here and at Offices of commissaries al
Fort Stevens. Oregon; Boise Barracks,
Idaho: Forts Casey. Candy, Flagler'
walla walla, Wright, Worden, Lawton
and Vancouver Barracks. Wash. until
II a. m. May 9, 1908, and then opened
Information furnished on application
Envelopes containing proposals should
be endorsed Proposals for Fresh Beer
and Mutton and addressed to com.
missary OF post to be supplied, or to
Col. f. f. Nye. chief COMFY.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-08
Bridge Proposals

Notice is hereby given that plans,
specifications, strain diagrams and bids
viii he received by the county court of
Clatsop county, state Of Oregon, until
p. M, Tuesday, May 5th, 1908, for the
building, construction and erection of
dfawbridge across the Lewis and
Clark river in Clatsop county, Oregon.
according to such plans. specifications
and diagrams.
Location OF bridge is shown on maps
now on file in the county clerks office
as approved by the Hon. Secretary of
war.
Fridge to be steel swinging draw
bridge with a clear space Of 10 feet on
each side Of the draw rest. As is al
so directed by the Hon.. secretary OF
war.
Approaches to be pile trestle with a
ic foot clear road or driveway. Bidders
shall attach to their bid a certified
! check equal to 10 percent of the same
and check made payable to the order of
the county clerk or may deposit the
amount in cash at time of filing his or
their bid.
Said check or cash to be forfeited to
the county Of Clatsop. state Of Oregon
II after an award Is made or bid is ac-
eepted said bidder fails or refuses fol
q period Of two days to enter into con-
tract and file a bond as may be re.
4uired by the county court aforesaid.
Payments for said bridge to be made
by warrants drawn on a special fund
created by the county court Of Clat'
sop county, Oregon, at their regular
term in January, 1903, same being a levy
of l-2 mills on the dollar for a tern
of four years. Bids TO be sealed and
marked Proposals for Draw Bridge
across the Lewis and Clark River" and
filed in the office of the county clerk
The county court, however, reserves
the right TO reject any or all bids.
By order OF the County Court.
J. C. Clinton, Clerk.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-08
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