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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-09-26
:sr4rs o. M1xSEsorA !.
County OF Cool,
IN PROBATE COURT.

IN fhObAYE ONyOSt. y
:. SPECIAL TERM. SEP1EhBKR -, 1903.
In the unattsr Of the estate of Erick
i. Risberg, Deceased. 1.
Letters OF decentralization on the
estate. Of >Er1ck r. ~Risberg, deceased,
late OF tho County OF Douglas, State of
Wisconsin,, being granted to 81. e.
Ticknor. i
1t 10 ordered that six months bs and
tho same 10 hereby allowed from and
after tho date of this Order, in which
all persons having claims or demands
against tho said deceased are required
to dls the Same in the Probate Court
OF said County, for examination and
allowance, Or be forever barred.
:: 1t 10 further ordered that tho 23rd
day=of March, 1904, at 10. O'Clock A. NJ,
Ut special term Of said Probate Court
to be held at the Probate Office in the
Court House at Grand Marais, IN said
County, be. and the Same hereby 10, ep-
pointed 40 tho time and place when and
whore the said Probate Court will OF.
anime and adjust said claims and do.
mssds.
And it il further ordered that notice
OF such hearing be given to I'll creditors
and persons interested in said estate by
publishing this order once in each week
for three successive weeks in the Cook
County Herald, . weekly newspaper
printed and published at Grand Marais,
IN said county.
Dated ct Grand Aarais, Minnesota,
this 18th day OF September, 4. D. 1903.
By the Court,
Seal GEORGE 81. DURFEE,
Judge Of Judge OF Probate.
Probate
Cook Cosnty
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-09-26
ARTICLES OF incorporation
OF
Cook County Manufacturing
Company.

We, the undersigned, hereby associate
ouE:elves toaethsr Tor incorpofs zion.
rHe Chapter ' II ;
Of the General Statutes OF Min1esOta: Tor
the year 1894. and for that purpose do sub
.: and agree to tho following Articlee
ARTICLE
The name Of this corporation shall be
Cook County Manufacturing Company,
ana the ne genera! nature OF tts business
s soa. DC ea the Of
and all kinds Of lumber.
The principal place Of transaoting tho
G G9:inss M.s Of sid corporation shall DO
ARTICLE II.
Tho time Of the commencement Of this
corporation shall be tho 10th day Of Sep
t TENDER 1So3 and the period Of its contin-
date.
ARTICLE III.
corporation shall be Fifty Thousand Dol.
lara $4,000 .00): which shall be divided
into Five Hundred shares Of the am0u n t
each. which shall Do paid In 40 REQUIRED
by the Board OF Directors.
ARTICLE Nv.
The highest amount Of indebtedness or
u. !'tsotlity to which said corporation she'll.
Tbo aay tlT pc,l BE- 'S sS shan 0o Fifty
ART1OLEV.
persons forming this association for in
corporation are 40 follows:
Daniel Cowie. residing 1t Bayfield, Wis.,
w William B.lly. residing At Bayfield,.
Gh.rle: j. johnson, residing At Grand
!. ANDREW. Larson, residing 1t Grand
..Cisrk i: Csrhsrt. residlns at Grand
Marais, Minnesota.
ARTICLE vi.
the Of e ss .S .Ps
vested in Board Of five directors, who
s Sn,d -, be ELECTED annually By the stock-
tho afternoon upon tho second Tuesday Of
January Of each year. and in = Pre.ident,
Vice Prestdent. Secretary and Treas
urer. who shall be chosen annually BY
the Board of Directors from their num-
Der. fmmedia tel " after the annual meet
Ing Of the stockholders, and ono person
other OF said offices at the same time.
The By-Laws OF said corporation shall
provide for the manner Of filing = vacan-
sy ~, ~ me bosrd OF directors or In any Of
ARTICLE VII.
Tho names Of the first Board OF Direc-
tors who shall serve until tho first an
noa! meeting Of the stockholders and un-
I'll their respective successors are elected
ana qualified are Daniel Cowie, william
Baily Charles j. johnson, Andrew Larson
and Clark H. Carhart. OF whom Daniel
CoTie shall be President. william Bally
sha!! be Vice President, Andrew Larson
shai! be Secretary and Charles J. Johnson
Oh all be Treasurer.
IN TESTIMONY HER EoF We have hero
onto set our ha nds and seals this gath day
OF August, 1909.
DANAL OOW1E (seal)
SAMUEL BALLY (SeaN
CHARLES J: JOHNSON iSeal)
ANDREW LARSON (Sexl1
CLARK 81. OARHABT iSexn
In presence OF
LILLIAN z. WILKINSON ! As to D. Cowie
ALoNzo II. WILKINSON and d. Bslly.
BEss !: DOLAN As to last three
G. II. MILLER signatures.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-09-26
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Extra Meeting Of the Board Of
County Commissioners.

Grand Marais, Mimi, Sept. Let, 1903.
Board met pursuant to call. Present
-Commissioners Olson, EnRelson aud
Plahts.
Tho minutes of last meeting were read
and resolution relative to the engage
mont o. DR.. Charles A. Houston ID
county physlcian vas upon motion
ordered amended 90 40 to read 40 fol-
lows: "Thst We do hereby grant and
order paid to DR.. q. A. Houston the
sum Of 100000 per year, for one year,
beginning Sept LIST, 1903. for medical
attendance to the poor of Cook County"
Which motion was made by EnRslseu,
seconded by Plants and carried by unan-
imous vote. Upon motion tho minutes
OF last meeting were approved as amen
ded.
It was moved and carried that the
road from Reservation river to Grand
Portage be improved under tho SUPER
vision of Commissioner Plsnte, provid-
ing tho county surveyor, after looking
over tho route, reports favorable thereon.
The county auditor was instructed to
notify Commissioner Plants OF tho report
made by the county surveyor. The ex-
penditure 80 authorized was limited to
$4,000.
The petition Of ". G. Wright for can
csllstlon OF taxes was recommended for
approval.
Upon motion duly carried the petition
Of 8. +. Bssds ct. H., asking that corner
posts be established on their homestsads
in Town 81, Range 4 east, was granted
and the county surveyor instructed 10
establish posts o per said petition.
The petition Of tho Cook County State
Bank for refund of certain taxes paid,
was, upon motion, recommended for ap.
proval.
The following bills were allowed SUBJ
jeot to the approval Of tho county attor-
ney, who was absent from the county: >.
Dr.. A. O. Taylor. surgical OPERA
tion and attendance ON Sanford
c.. j.: Steward, burial Of Sanford 20 \"
claus Monker clerk Of court fees u - q q
Il Carhart, register Of deeds, re-
cord1ng and postage. 2l 81
Cook County Herald. publishing and
ststionery.:.. ................... ao u
Mee 20. Johnson: days ;' labor On ~
John g Erickson 81 days labor on
Jail fence, etc. ...., ~ 4.
Gust Olson. committees work on .jaii " '
B. A. Rude, biscEsm,tlinis on j:ii:
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-09-26
STATE OF MINNESOTA.
COUNTY or Cook. fS~.

On this 9Th day of August. loo3. before
me, = County Auditor within and for said
county. personally appeared Charles J.
Johnson, Andrew Larson and CLARK H,
kCarhart. to me known to DO the persons
described In and who executed The fore
going Articles OF Incorporation, and
acknowledged that they ASxecuted the
same Is their free act and deed.
CHRIS. MURPHY.
Co. Auditors County Auditot,
Seal. SCoOk County. Minnesota.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-09-26

Davis Printing Co. blanks and

Miller-Davie Printing Co. blanks and
Brown esEsa T RSse L 0o;.sisni; and
rptfe9nhole case for clerk OF court al
3. Abide. iron for jsil fence Z. s. ~
Chris Murphy. freight, postage, eto.s II I
Claus. @ Monker. clerk ofgcouft fees {
Joe xCafftboO q days work On Jail -
VIM. Zimmerman, / day work on jail
fence. ,........... ........ $500, .......
Il. Mayhem. freight. ....... ............ 10 I
ssn2a !: Johnson. supplies for court
F,IHaIse and 1xii,apd. hauling lum-
LesAee zihasrmsn, days work on = =:
:, JAIL feQco. ..!::...... ................ ~
sxampeExsrriboo . days QUITTING
st. Lukes, hospital; surgical dress
Ing etc. for Sanford ARdefson.... 81
Mil!er: Davis Pri4ttuR Qesblanks g;
scott & aran LumbeEgo:; lumbeH.:. 100
IN Mas; ashford, observation-disclosures and = !:
ID. Mayhem, freight ..... - :.:I;!!....:.3 II {
No further business appearing Boar
adjourned sine die. '" >sess1 =
CHRIS MURPHY. Oferl
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-09-26

OFFICE OF REGISTER OF DEEDS.
STAGE ddos OF a d1 6nSx3 IS.
1 hereby certify that the within instfu-
mont was aled In this ,office for record
August 81. 1903. 1t l O'clock P. NJ, and was
duly recorded in book J. OF Miscellaneous,
page &c..
G. H.CARHART,
Regiator Of Deeds.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-09-26
STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
COUNTY OF BAYFIELD,. fss.

On this 24th day of August, 1908, before
mo. 4 notary Public within and for said
county, personally appeared Daniel Cowie
persons described in and who executed
the foregoing Articles OF Incorporation,
and a. ack1 9G~is that they executed the
ALLONZO 81, WILKINSON,
(Notarisl Seap Notary Public,
bayfield, County, Wisconsin.
NY commission expires July .. 1905.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-09-26
STATE OF MINNESOTA. J
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

hereby certify that the within instru-
ment was aled for record in this ONCE on
the 18th day of August, A. d. 1908, at Q
Book F OF Interpretations, ON pare sol.
r. E. HANSON,
Secretary OF State.
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HANS GULBRANSEN.
Shert6 OF Cook County, Mimi;

0HANN1B,
Attorney for Judgment
Creditor. Sept. 13-1o-36 Oct. ]. 1917
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-09-26

Timber Land, Act June ), ls7S,-Notice for
. Poblication-UnitedS States Land Office, Du.
1Uth MINI nril 1Qfh 1On3
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B. N. johnson 4 Son Attys. Ola
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-06
dear CRY BABY SUED
BY HIS PRETTY BABY

NEW YORK, July e.-Miss Lisxis
l.. Clark. one Of the heaviest women
ever seen in the county courthouse.
appeared before Justice Slower and
gave testimony at the trial Of her suit
TO recover $42S0 from Charles H.
Miller. an artist. Miss Clark said
that she was employed for some -
years by Miller as q model and as an
amanuensis or private secretary. She
declined to say whether she had ever
orofessed love for Miller. She ad-
mitted that she had addressed letters
to him AZ Dear Cry Baby" and said
she called Miller my Dear Cry
Baby" because he had such q sympa-
thetic nature.
Miss Clark set forth In her COM
plant that Miller owed her $3.50 for
sss weeks enpaoynsnt At the rate ~
SIS . weed.
'what II ysur ass nowr' asaea
counsel for Miller. 81
''Forty-elght.s
what y your weikhtr'
The defendants counsel Objected,
but Il - said that Miss Clark tips
the scales In the neighborhood of SOC
pounds. i
''Havs you ever kissed Miiler?''
Il rsfuss T. answer" responded
Miss Clark. Afs-
did ysa ever hug him?
II refuse 20 answerf''
sIn what did you poser"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-06
Preachers F[AY BOYD
FOR FLOP ON BOX EVIL

at that hour. Does any one deny that
the saloons. as q rule. are lawless
resorts and the. breeding places Of
criminals? And yet Mayor Boyd tells
us he u going to be conservative in
dealing with the saloon question.
1.-THE mayor graciously, advises
that we ministers preach the gospel.
and let the questions OF civic right
eousness. the enforcement Of law, the
duties Of city officers. saloon boxes.
ETC., ETC., alone. So far as I am con-
cerned the discussion will continue
until law and good moral order have
the right Of way"
Rev. DR.. Lambert, taking as his
subject. Public Opinion versus Mayor
Boyd's Sheer at the Clergy" told Of
tho crystalising force. public opinion
that has changed Spokane from the
days when men rode through the
streets firing on their revoivers at
random. He told Of the improvement
in education and refinement, and
pointed out that the best papers Of
the city are . unit in demanding the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-06

For female figure in the famous
painting. Whirlwind of Fate and
for = figure In The Enchanted Mill,
besides many sketches.
A great bundle Of letters. conceded
to have been written by the model to
the doctor-artist. was put in evidence.
Many Of them begin From P. B. to
c. b." and most Of them spelled out
the Words being addressed to my
Dear Cry Baby" and signed "Your
Little, Loving Pretty Baby"
One has these sweet lines in It:
BE good. good cry baby until you
see your little baby. With ever ~
many kisses. hugs and all the love I
am capable Of holding In my body, 20
my poor cry baby from his Lixxie."
Another says In part: II only wish
ny or baby could come ard doctor
ma Tor I an surs I would ~. better
figAt away. WIZ I. ceuld peep in
q you ana re what you are aelng.
I An - far away from you, I have no
CRY baby . tsase..
Or. miller said ~ ala not reply in
kind to Miss Clark's gushing is&tsrs.
Ever write to her. %. for Just one
little kin. Just one ilttls sQusssa,s /"
asked counsel.
IT deaf know what { wrote to
her." said the exaspsrafsd asctoc.
The Jury retired ard ths Justice or
dered That, sealed verdict - hand
ed In.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-06

Du4A1o, =. Y.-0eorge Gardner
knocked Jack Root out In the twelfth
round, having had the best OF tho
night all along.
Cheney, Wash--Claude d. Findlay.
an cpiieptic son OF James Findlay.
was found dead In an clubhouse here.
He was 2S years Of age and had
been . student at the state college.
orssnsSarg, Ra. - An immense
water spot broke here ana IN the flood
which followed from 80 to 100 per-
sons were carried away. Much dam
age was conc to property In the val
ley.
EvansvillA InA-In q race riot
starting with the killing Of Police
man Massey by Lee Brown a number
OF both whites and blacks have been
killed. The militia has been ordered
out.
Doston--Senator Lodge denies that
he will succeed Senator Hanna as
head of the republican national COM
mittee. He says that Hanna will re-
main and have Lodges entire sup.
port.
~. Joseph, lGo.-F'ire has destroyed
the main building of the Hammond
packing plant. destroying carcasses
of 45oe. hogs. 1900 cattle and 1900
sheep. together with 100000 pounds
OF oieomargarine. Loss estimated at
half million.
Cleveland. Ex-senator Hanna has
decided 10 close his active connection
with the management OF business en-
terprises. retaining only a director
ship In some corporations. In order
to devote himself entirely to poll
ties.
Denver, 0oL--Jamcs u. Grant OF
the Americas Smelling q Mining
company estimates damage amount
Ing to s7S.ses ~ q result Of the un-
expected strike Of The employees
which left ains Of the n smelters
frozen" The strikers do not feel
that II VIII be necessary to call out
the mlNera
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-06
unesnen Deny
Cutting Wires.

Members OF the linemen's union ars
highly indignant at the statement
published in Sunday morning paper
to the effect that the striking union
men have been molssting the wires
of the telephone company. AZ the
outset Of the strike the members Of
the union were unit In joining the
request Of the president that especial
effort be made to avoid any such
charge. The president feels that the
advice has been oboyed. He denies
the story in toto and asks for any
prsof OF the truth Of the charge made.
No new developments are noted to-
day. 1t is simply the old story OF the
mon hanging together and the COM
pany doing the best It can with raw
ana green hands.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-06

Mayer Boyd's unqualified surrender
90 the liquor interests Of the city
following the introduction Of the
Pratt box ordinance was taken up
and handled without gloves by two of
the leading Spokane clergymen yes
terday.
Both Rev. Van Osdel Of the First
Baptist church and Rev. DR.. Lanbett
Of the First Methodist church showed
in their remarks that they have NOT
decided to obey the mandate Of the
mayor to keep quiet and let him and
the liquor men settle the question
~ boxes.
A~Ewtpos the cruel murder Of the
man Mitchell in this city Thursday
night DR.. Van Osdel said:
'The Chicago CHER Of police tells
us that there has not been one holdup
or murder in the city after IL o'clock
at night since the saloons were closed
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-06

box reform, ending his remarks by
saying:
'"rhe ministry of Spokane are not
radical, they do not demand the i'm
possible. In common with the pro-
gressive spirit of the age. and with
the thought Of "a greater Spokane in
mind, they demand and will keep on
demanding that our city shall not fall
in the rear. but steadily move to
higher ground.
"The ministry of the city are de-
termined that the officials shall not
provide screen for scoundrels to
operate behind, and thus rob our
young men of their manhood and
money. and the young women of their
virtue. If Mayor Boyd will but rise
up to his splendid opportunity, face
towards higher ground, and, not from
a radical, but from a conservative
standpoint, administer the affairs of
our city, no class Of men will rally
more quickly to his support or be in
heartier sympathy with him than the
clergy"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-06
Many DESTROYS
I ot conllng Herr.

As q result Of q series Of articles
written by Levi Monroe. secretary of
the chamber. of commerce, on SpO-
kane and the Inland Empire. and
which appeared in Opportunity Of st.
Paul and the Northwest Homeseeker
and Investor Of this city, he is in re-
.ceipt of dozens Of letters daily from
those DESTROYS of obtaining additional
Information regarding the eastern
portion of the state. Among the In
quirers for city locations are men
wishing to go into the wholesale gro
Gerry business. to open q wholesale
millinery store. to engage in real
estate and other lines of business.
Mechanics. carpenters. machinista
and farmers write to know of oppuf-
tunities for employment and loch-
tions. ~
At $3.50 tomorrow afternoon the d.
rectors of the chamber will meet All
jutant General Drain to arrange fpr
and select a site for the proposed
armory.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-06
THIS BUST World m Britt.

Helena, lEoAA-A damage suit
against the city may result from a
charivari at Phillipsburg ON the o.
casion of the marriage Of Miss Hilda
Noe. Shots were exchanged and the
house was considerably damaged.
x~ee0a---ovsr S1oe and three
watches wero secured from Q South
Tacoma street car by three men In
the third holdup within Ave days.
The attack took place At SWITCH
and the conductor lost all the money
he had taken up.
ssattia--Walter Williams. who for
merly roomed with J. r. Haber In
Spokane. fell from the city dock into
the bay and was drowned. Striking
a guard rail- made him insensibie and
he sank at once. Williams was q
missionary among the dockmen.
TaoomHs-rhe annual convention ar
socialists named the following ON
GERS: President. C. Siebert, Seattle;
secretary. A. A. Martin. Olympia; ex-
ecutive committed. G. Seibert. u. a.
Moore and NJ. Curtis of Seattle, VIII
liam Ac1Aain and r. Berger Of Ia
coma. Ada Getchell of Prosser. ID. Il
Lilly of Ballard. Clark Of rairhayeu
and Wallace of whatcom.
New York.--Twelve minutes was
the record for the round the-wonld
trip over the new Pacific cable frUrn
President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay 10
Clearance Mackay In New York. The
nrst message sent was from the pres
ident to Governor Taft at Manila
consratulating the Fiiipinos ON the
opening OF the cable. The best globe
circiins time heretofore was 50 min
utes.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-06
KNOCKED OFF BRIDGE
: LEG BROKEN BY FALL

While on HIS way homs across the
Post street bridge ut 12:se hast night
the attention Of Frank Groves was
attracted by the frantic shrieles Of =
eorely injured man. Making an In
vestigation he discovered John Nixon.
a laborer Of Seattle. crawling On hts
hands and knees toward the c. q c.
mill The patrol wagon was sum-
moned and Nixon was taken to the
Sacred Heart hospital. where It was
discovered that he was suffering from
. severe fracture Of the left leg above
the ankle. @lp
To the police Nixon stated that
he was knocked on the Great North
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-06

Councilman Leonard Funk Is ad-
vceating a sub-police station for the
first ward. Said Councilman Funk
this morning:
eve hope to get a sub-station and
Ave men for our ward. the station
to be on East Sprague avenue.
1.-THE First ward takes in all the
territory east of Division street and
south OF the river to the city limits.
and is more than twice the size of
the Second ward.
'.Hoboes and petty criminals for
months past have been making bur-
dens Of the lives OF people in that
part OF town. ana something should
be done to bring relief. The main
line railroads cross on the school Sec
tion in that part Of the city and IL ID
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-06

DR.. Doolittie. ono Of the council
men from the Third ward. Is expected
homo from q prolonged eastern trip
tomorrow and will be present to vote
on the Pratt saloon box ordinances In
the council meeting tomorrow night.
Charles Sullivan OF Alaska. at one
time candidate for governor Of wash-
ington. il visiting friends in Spokane.
He Is a brother Of Judge e. H. 6ulli-
van.
The Club Cafe Always In the lead.
Our $50 merchants lunch with beer
or wine from 1850 to p m. - good
~ ever. Headquarters for steaks.
chops. etc. I. Chilberg manager.
3. A. Van Horne. who claims to be
= nephew Of Sir William Van Horne
Of the Canadian Pacific. who II en-
pioyed Mt the CONN factory Of Smith
d Co. celebrated the Fourth and was
taken to police headquarters suppos-
edly suffering from morphine poison
ing. He says that altar q period Of
total abstinence indulgence IN liquor
brought on his condition.
Stephen 70. Barron. manager of tho
Q. 8. mine near Loomis. Is b2Ak from
a trip to the east. He was success
full In raising a considerable sum Of
money to develop the mine.
Don't you SEQ that II you continue
TO spend all you make you'li be poor
n your lifef Every man and woman
should have = savings account. The
SpokAAe q Eastern Trust company
on Sayings accounts. Deposits made
now draw interest from July I.
DIR. ]. 8. Kioeber. manager OF the
Green River Hot Springs sanitarium,
IN In the city.
You can get anything you want FOR
= sewing machine at J. p. Eastman
q Co.. Ss3 Riverside. Phone Main
7lS. Machines rented or sold on easy
1erms. Expert repairing.
Father Smith. for several years a
prominent Jesuit worker In this city.
nut now OF Seattle. Is visiting friends
In Spokane while en- route to Ross
land.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-06

ern Iron trsstls at A:ss Sunday after
noon hy . switch engine When ne
returned to consciousness he found
htnseif on . pile OF lumber In the
Sawmill Phoenix yard. He lay there
all the afternoon ana evening vainly
sndsvoring to attract the attention Of
passersby.
He admitted he had drank consid-
erably and said that the sngire gave
him warning by tAe ringing Of the
BELL
No report was made Of the accident
BY tho engineer Of tho switch engine.
This IL the second accident happening
to people walking across the viaduct.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-06
The Saw Mill
Phoenix
Manufacturers or
Manufacturer oe
Lumber. Lath, Mill Work.
Doors and Sash.
Har ana MANI Ttxssrss . Specially.
Spokane wash


Bids win be received by the board
Of public works until o'clock .. m,
July 8. 1903. for furnishing material
and the construction Of the hospital
ward building on block 1. Alta Vista
addition. In accordance with the plans
and specifications on file In the once
OF the city engineer. At the same
time separate bids will be received
for the construction Of an addition
TO the dwelling connected with the
Isolation hospital on the same block.
Bids to be made In duplicate. one TO
BE- forwarded to the mayor. and the
other to tho clerk Of this board. with
. certified check equal TO 10 per cent
Of the amount Of each bid.
L. u. HANDLEY. Secretary.