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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1903-08-07
NOTES AND COMMENT.

Mineral carrying radium in a crude
form has been discovered in Peralta
canon, east of Albuquerque, according to
the Citizen.
The noted female character, Calamity
Jane, known on the frontier since 1870,
died at Terry, 3 mics from Deadwood,
s. d. Her name was Mrs. Jane Burke,
and her last husband is said to be in
DervaE o..
Coy. Peabody Of Colorado has written
to each district and county judge, call.
ing attention to the new statute against
anarchists becoming citizens. He is
determined none shall be naturalized in
that state.
By order Of the holy synod, the bis hop
Of Kishinetf has instructed the clergy of
his diocese to exert all influence on the
members Of the Orthodox church by
sermons in the churches and personal
admonition to allay the antl.semitic re
ligious hatred.
Religion will teach the employer to
respect the human dignity Of the work
man, and to treat him with justice and
equity. On the other hand, the same
religion will inculcate in the con
science of the workingman the senti-
ment of duty and of fidelity; it will
render him moral, sober, and honest
Pops Leo.
A steer of about HOO pounds in weight,
owned by John Alexander, who lives a
few miles west Of Kenny, Ill.,. got hold of
a stick Of dynamite Saturday morning
and while attempting to swallow it the
dynamite exploded. Portions of the
animal were found lodged IN trees about
the place. The head was blown to
atoms.
A report has been received at the
state department from the United States
monetary commission now in Europe in
yestigating the question of currency for
silver using countries. According to the
report, the proposal of the Americans
for a ratio Of 32 to ! for a new silver
currency for Oriental countries was
generally we'll received.
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Miss Gentry Prewitrs, Recital.

The elocutionary recital given by
Miss Gentry Prewitt, last Saturday
evening. was an artistic success, of
which she and her many friends may
we'll be proud. Miss Prewitt has a
charming stage presence and remark
able powers as an impersunator, and
held her audience enraptured through
the entire evening. Her versatility, as
cleverly displayed in her rapid transi
tion from grave to gay, from high trage-
dy TO laughter provoking comedy, is
remarkable in one so young and stamps
her as an artist Of the highest order.
The Arena scene from Quo Vadis was
especially fine. She was irresistibly
amusing in Jim Fenton's Wedding and
the Bear Story" but If left to us we
would tenderly place the laural wreath
upon the "Little Brown Baby" and
MAINS Liz Boy" this SO full of paren
tai love and dear old, nanny tongue
Of the sunny south. Should Miss Prev
lit choose to continus her studies in
eocItion, making it her life work, We
would predict for her most brilliant
future. Mrs. Jesse Harwo0d and T.
?. Arlington delighted all with their
sweet singing, and won deservedly
the hearty encores accorded them
Mrs. Greaves as instrumental soloist
and accompanist, was appreciated by
all music lovers and added greatly to
the eeuccess of the ntertainment- Farm
ington Hustler.
The entertainment given at the
Methodist church Saturday night was
one that was heartily enjoyed by every
one present, The selections and rendi-
tions by Miss Prewitt were all that the
most exacting could have desired.
One moment your muscles wore
drawn tense with Ursus and the bull
and the next you were laughing with
Jim Fenton and his eccentric little
bride. The selections we're an inter-
mingling of tear drop and peals of
laughter and Miss Prewitt made them
true to nature, The instrumental mus
ic by Mrs, Greaves is too we'll known
here to need praise from US. 1t always
pleases, The vocal solos by Mrs, j.
A. Harwood and T. P. Arlington were
enjoyed and heartily encored, Farm.
ington Times.
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THE RIGHT STEP TAKEN
New Mexico's Fair Building
Separate From Arizona'S.

At the meeting of the board Of Worlds
Fair managers for New Mexico at Santa
Fe July 80. it was decided to erect a
New Mexico building at the st Louis
exposition, which should not exceed
$1,000 in total cost. President Spiess,
who has recently returned from st. Louis,
reported to the board that it had been
found impossible to have joint
building with Arizona, because that
territory has already taken steps to.
ward the erection of a separate build
ing.
A committee on printing and pub
licity was appointed, whose duty will
be to look after the printing and dis,
tribution of printed matter. setting
forth the resources and industries of
New Mexico. This committee is COM
posed of Messrs. W. 3. Walton and
Eusebio Chacon. 1t will get out some
very attractive literature for distri-
button at the fair
Herbert j. Hagerman was instruct
ed to go to Denver and meet with the
representatives Of the Worlds fair
commissioners of Colorado and other
western states and confer with them
on August II in regard to taking
steps to have the managers Of the
Worlds fair revoke rule which
practically prohibits the exhibition of
live stock at the exposition. 'lhe idea
of the st Louis managers is to have
stall exhibits, while the west wants
to ship cattle and other stock there
by the carload The people of New
Mexico also want an exhibit of An
CORA goats, the raising of which is
becoming one of the great industries
of the territory.
The secretary was instructed to
correspond with Tiffany & Co., the
New York jewelers.. who are owners
of turquoise mines in Santa Fe and
Grant counties, and see it this firm
will not loan its turquoise collection
for the New Mexico exhibit at the st.
Louis fair. The secretary was also
instructed to take up the matter of
arranging for a relief map Of New
Mexico.
subcommittee will be appointed
in every part Of New Mexico to CO.
operate with the board in preparing
New Mexico's exhibit.-Journal Demo.
crat.
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Notice of Sale OF School Bonds.

Notice is hereby given that l have for
sale two bonds, bearing date the first
day of July 1908, for $500 each, said
bonds bearing interest at the rate of
per cent per anuum, payable semi -annu-
ally on the first day of January and July
of each year Said bonds are issued by
School district No, II, San Juan Co.,
New Mexico for the purpose Of building
a school house. Said bond being pay
able ut the option of the school district
after ten years, and absolutely due and
payable July l, 1908. That said bond
be sold to the highest bidder or bid
ders for cash. No bid Of less than 9Oc
on the dollar will be considered. Bids
on above named bonds will close at
o'clock p. M, Monday. August %, 1903.
Witness my hand at Aztec, N. NJ, this
10th day of July, 1903,
W. q. BLACK.
Treasurer Of San Juan County, N. M.
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An elocutionary contest will be one
OF the features of the evening entertain.
mento of the Pennington fair. A gold
medal will be given the winner. Any one
in the county under IS years of age,
not already holder of medal won ip
an elocutionary contest, will be entitled
to compete. Contestants will be allowed
to choose judges, Anyone desiring to
enter the contest will present name to
Mrs Joe Prewitt, Aztec; Mesdames
Jesse Harwood or Hattie G. Butler,
Pennington.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


Notice is hereby givel that the undersigned
has taken up the following described estraS
animal at her ranch negt Aztec New Mexico
viz.t
One Brown horse year old branded O or
the left shoulder and o ca the left ear whits
face and four white feet
The owner or owners Of said described ami
mails forfeit the same at the end of the seven
months from the date OF he first publication
OF TINS notice, unless ella med by the owuerns
owners thereof, or their ltent, proving owner
ship and paying all legal charges thereon,
Mrs JOB \ lX0N,
First pub April 10 1903 Aztec, Nm,
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The FarmingtOn Pair.

By reference to the above coupon it
will be seen that our neighboring town
of Pennington will have Queen Of the
Fair and two maids of honor. The peo-
pie of Aztec are expected to vote their
preference, The nominations are open
to all Of San Juan's fair daughters.
The three receiving the majority will
be declared elected. Mail all coupons
to the Fair Committee, Pennington.
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Desert Land Final proof-Notice for
Publication,

Oulteu otdluS Lana OtftCe, !
Santa Fe, \ NJ, July 21, 1908
Notice is hereby given -hat Martha Brett of
Aztec, San Juan county, hew Mexico, has filed
notice of intention 20 m}.a proof on her des- =
ert land claim No, Az for Tho SEli of the SELL
of section %, township 30 North. range IL west,
N NJ. p. NJ, before the p,A bate clerk at Aztec,
N NJ, on Saturday, the e-a day of September,
1903
She names tie following, witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation md reclamation of
said land; George 7. Brett and John Burt of
Flora Vista, N. NJ, George Blancett and Edwin
G.. Condit OF Aztec N. NJ
MANUEL T. 0TERo, Register.
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AdministratoL Is Notice.

In the matter of the estlte of Edward Thomas,
deceased.
The undersigned havi' been appointed ad.
ministrator of the estate of said deceased hereby
gives notice to all persons having claims against
said deceased to present he same to ne for
payment, and ifsuch claims bo not presented for
payment within one year from the date hereof
they will be barred by statu @ All persons indebt
ed to said estate are notiiled.to make payment tc
me.
Aztec, N, NJ, June 4, 100:
,TBERT c. THOMAS.
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LIP. MARING. Pnstmnster.

For lowest priceso on sash, doors, mold.
ings, shingles and lumber of all kinds,
call at yards of The Durango Planning
Mill and Lumber company, rear of the
First National bank, Durango, Mill
work a specially.
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Dysentery Cured Without the Aid
of a Doctor.

81 am just up from hard spell of the
fux" (dysentery) says Mr., I. A. Pinner,
a well known merchant of Drummond
Tenn. "I used one small bottle of
Chamberlains Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy aud was cured without
having doctor. | consider it the best
cholera medicine in the world" There
is no need Of employing doctor when
this remedy is used, for no doctor can
prescribe a better medicine for bowel
complaint in any form either for chill
dren or adults. 1t never fails and is
pleasant to take. For sale by Bay d
Cnrrent.
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Administrators : Nntica

In the matter of the Estate of Mary n
knickerbocker deceased.
The undersigned hayin boon appointed ad
ministrator ofthe estate Of said deceased here
by gives notice to all parsons having claims
against said deceased to present the same tc
me for payment, and If such claims be not pre
sented forpaymant With one wear from tho
date hereof they will be h<rred by statute. All
persons indebted to said tate are notified tC
make payment 70 me.
Aztec, N. NJ =, May q. 1888
PETER kNICBERBoCKER,
Admins tratnr
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When you want physic that is mild
and gentle, easy to take and certain to
act, always use Chamberlaln's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. For sale by Bay 4
Current,
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ADVERTISED Letter List.

The following list Of letters remained in the
postoliice uncalled for Gu August |, 1900:
CALDWELL A. W, Martin, L. A.3
Reid, Lillian
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RICHARDS EwXONERATED
But THE REPORT ON GRIGSBY
CASE NOT MADE PUBLIC.
Former Colonel of Rough Riders
Charged with irregularities i'm the
Conduct of His Office.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-The Depart
ment of Justice has received preliminary
reports from it's examiners who went TO
Alaska to investigate charges against Mel
win Grigsby. the United States attorney,
and Frank H.. Richards. the United States
marshal of the Cape Nome district. Mar
shall Richards was charged with attempting
TO influence the grand jury and with ir-
regularities in receiving benefits from the
renting of the Jail at Nome. District At
torney Grigsby is charged with a number
of irregularities in the conduct of his office.
Marshal Richards IS exonerated of all the
charges made against him.. In the case of
District Attorney Grigsby, who was the
colonel of a regiment organized in the
Northwest during the Spanish war, the De-
partment of Justice declines to make public
the contents or the report. Final reports
are expected to be made in both of these
cases within the next few weeks.
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REAL E~STATE-Irvington; seven-room house,
with bath: good large barn. poultry houses
and other improvements; 20 acres OF ground;
plenty OF fruit and shade; price. $500: easy
terms. CHAS- NJ CROSS * CO, 1914 -. Me-
rldian st.
REAL ESTATE-Irvington: modern ten-room
house; has large barn and poultry houses;
one acre OF ground, covered with fruit and
shade; one OF the most beautiful locations IN
Irvington. CHAS. NJ. CROSS * CO, 1917 n.
Meridian st.
REAL ESTATE-Trustee's sale. 171s acres; will
treble the investment by subdividing near the
new glass works east OF BroOkside Park; ad-
joining ground subdiyided and sold i am ordered
TO sell for $3.50. HENRY II. FAY, II Union
Trust building.
REAL EsTATE-For SaIe-Kansas City suburb
an residence, with five acres; also FLORIDA
lands fronting on gulf, near oyster beds, Tor
farm, fruit or cattle, high and healthy; 70 eS-
change Tor residence in or near indianapolis
Address HARRY c. VROOMAN. 79 Fort Wayne
aV-
REAL ESTATE-Irvington. near Butler Univer-
slty; new seven-rOom house: finished IN hard-
wood: wired for electric lights; papered through
out; mantel and CRATE; large veranda and &C.
ment walks; very desirable; price. $500; ZOO
cash, rest like rent. CHAS. NJ. ROSS & CO.,
1912 n. Meridian st.
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RECENT ARMY ORDERS.

Col. 8. c. Mills has been detailed to duty
rs inspector general on the staff OF General
Bates during the maneuvers at West Point,
Kentucky.
Capt William II. Johnston, Sixteenth In
fantry, has been detailed to act as umpire
during the maneuvers at West Point, Ky.
and al Fort Riley, Kan.
BOARD or survey. TO consist OF Lieut..
Col. n. L. Evans. subsistence department.
capt T.. w. Evans. Eighth Cavalry. and
Lieut. c. >. NOrvell, Eighth Cavalry. has
Deen ordered TO meet at the clothing depot.
81 Louis. 10 report upon and fix the re-
sponsfbilfty for any discrepancies found TO
exist in the shipments Of quartermaster's
stores received at that depot.
First Lieut.. Henry s. Wygant. Third In
fantry, has been ordered TO examination
for promotion.
Major Edwin p. Andrus. Third Cavalry
has been granted leave OF absence for two
months.
Leaves OF absence have been granted as
follows: Major y. @. Wales. surgeon. one
months extension on account OF sickness:
Capt E G.. Ovenshine, Twenty-eighth In
fantry, TWO months extensions: Contract
Surgeon Roger Il. Ames, two months.
apt Walter >. Alexander and First
Lieut.. lie Vert Coleman. OF the Artillery
Corps. have been ordered TO examination
for promotion
First Lieut.. o. l.. SpauldIng. Artillery
ninth Company. Coast Artillery. i'm the
Department of the East.
Capt. Henry G. Bishop, Artillery Corps
has been transferred from the Seventy
ninth Company, Coast Artillery, and or
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SIS Law Bldg,
INDIANAPOLIS.

REAL per ATE
Ala. vinemont. 10 A. vineyard, 2 bldg. lots.
Ala, Dale CO., coo A. & impts.
Ark, Morrilton. 81 lots, Rossner's Add.
Cal. nr; ; Corning; 10 f "A, fruit r satsare & lot.
Cal, Tuolumne Co. eqpd. ranch, l6O A.
Cal: Lower Lake health resort; comprising s,s
Los Angeles, 6-r. cottage, corner. lot
Can, Man, Brandon Dist. 329 A. * impts.
can, Ont, Port Arthur. AS lots. suitable for
Conn, STAFFORD Springs. 3 resi- lots.
Conn.,, Hartford, Ar. house * large lot.
Fla, mr.. Jacksonville. p a. & impts.
Ca, Jones Co. cotton plantation, S02 a.
Idaho. Boise. double house q ground.
Ind, Princeton. bldg. lot. 1OOxl4s #.
La, Caicasieu Parish, 200 A. land.
Me, Dover. bus. block q ground
Me-, Prospect Harbor. cottage q 3 A.
Me-. S. Portland. , lots & y a. land.
Me. Island Falls. good l2-r. res; IL A
Md, Hartford Co, p A. & impts. 10.
Mass, Worcester. tenement house q lot.
Mass. w. Springfield. AR. res. * lot:
Mich, South Haven, res. & 3 ~, suitable Tor
mfg. purposes or bldg. lots.
Mimi. Carlton Co, 1000 4. timberland.
Mimi. ftasca CO.. 15s A. timberland.-
Miss. Ocean Springs; cG % ,a nome' .
Miss, Tishomingo Co.. $50 A.. & impts.
Mo, Livingston Co, 1873 a. d impts.
Mo. st. Francis CO., 81 A, 40 A: fruit.
Mont. Fergus Co: eqpd. ranch: LSso A.
n. j., Union Twp. az A, suitable for lot or
N. J., Atlantic o., eupu. iothi 10
N. J.. Elizabeth, 8 fine res. q lot.
n. V, Scipio, res. & 4 4.
Brooklyn. Rugby E., bldg. lot, E.. $50 CT.
Albany, fine res. & lot. Madison ave.
NY. Cayuga Co., so A., impts. * stock.
n. Y S. l., bldg. lot, w. New Brighton.
N. Y, Johnstown, 2 good bldg, lots.
n. Y, Hamilton Co., 315 A. * inpts.
N. Y, Ontario Co., country nome q STOCK
farm. l60 A., on Lake Canandalgua.
y Y. Cornwall on-Hudson, res. "a A.
ohio. Hamilton. modern AR. res, Park Ave.
Ohio. Bowling Green, 7-r.. res. q lot.
Okla. Watonga, 5 good bldg. lots:
Okla. Oklahoma City. res. & 2l2 lots.
Pittshurg. 7-r. res, Elm ST., TIN Waro.
pa. Chester. modern 10-r. res. & lot.
pittsburg. good bldg. lot, Montclair ST.
Pa. near Beaver, 16 n. bldg. site q street
car line. -, o ;cnts
pa Pottstown, furnished res. * lot
s. ID. Walworth Co, $50 A. adjoining. Evarts.
Tex. Washington Co., 100 a. woodland,
Tex. LOCO y. tobacco & timberland; nuntnS,
fishing: indications of oil: bargain.
Vt, mr.. Chester, gray granite quarry, Z A.
VT. Mortified, 2 good res. & lots.
w. Va, Central City, res, cottage, "a A.
Wis, Clark Co., i59 a. < impts.
Wis, Polk Co., 160 A. land, mostly timber.
milwaukee,, Cudahy bldg. lot, 3Ox120 feet.
Wis. Burnett & Douglas Co.'S. 3S A, impts.
w. II. O~STRANDER. n. A. BLDG. PHILA.
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Internal Revenue Collections.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-The monthly
statement of the collections of internal
revenue snow that for the month of August
the total receipts were II ,7Si,5l4, an in
crease as compared with August, 1902. of
81 ,O64,SS6 The receipts from the several
sources OF revenue are given as follows:
Spirits, s., All. sol, an increase of $i7S, $40; to-
bacco, 1924, CSC, an increase of $464, $685.; fer
mented liquors, 81 III 1894, an increase of
S1o0. 159; oleomargarine. SIS, 323, a decrease
of 81, 122; adulterated butter and process or
renovated butter. 1854, q decrease of $3.50;
miscellaneous, 1861, $50, an increase of $22,-
S93. For the last two months the total re-
ceipts were $685., $50 I'm excess Of those for
the corresponding months last year.
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CONFEssEs.
Says He Killed n Woman i'm n Garrett
and Robbed Her OF $3.50.

CHICAGO. Sept 19.-Louis Peasant. who
was arrested to-day on the charge OF muir
dering Mrs. Mary Spilka. forty-nine years
old. in a dark garnet at her home last night,
confessed the crime TO the police this aft
ernOon. The crime was committed for
money, $3.50 having been secured by the
murderer. At first he tried to impIicate
another man. Pesant's confession, accord
ing TO the police. is as follows:
II grabbed a big club and hit her over
the head. Then / suddenly realized that
she was fatally injured. / struck her
again and again until l was sure she was
dead. After that L grabbed her by the
arm and carried her to the room, took her
money, seized my hat and ran out"
Mrs. Peasant, upon whose person the
money was found by the police, said that
she found 1t under the lounge when she
returned to her apartments, and that she
knew nothing Of the killing of Mrs. Spiika
until the murder was made known by
SDilka.
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LOGANsPORT PREsBYTERY.


Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
LAPORTE. Ind, Sept. 19.-The stated fall
meeting OF the Logansport Presbytery, i'm
session at Bourbon. has adjourned, after
transacting considerable business. The Rev.
S. +. Stitt. of Chalmers, was chosen mod
orator and the Rev. w. 8. Wilson, of Mich
igan City. clerk.
The resignation of the Rev. w. L. Shirley
as pastor of Westminster Church, South
Bend. was approved and arrangements were
made for his installation as pastor at Ham,
mond. The Rev. DIR. j. p. Hearst. of Crown
Point. the Rev. w. f. Shirley, of Hammond.
the Rev. L. M. Houser, OF South Bend. and
j. c. Vannata, OF Bfookston, were appoint
ed a committee TO organize a new church
society at Lowell. In the southern part OF
Lake county, and another church will soon
be organized at Kouts, Porter county
Both OF these organizations are the fruits
OF the evangelistic labors OF the Rev. i. III.
Houser, OF South Bend. who conducted the
services In a tent during the summer.
Ten ministers and ten elders were elected
delegates TO the Indiana Synod, to be held
in indianapolis In October. The stated
spring meeting OF the Logarsport Presby-
terry win be held In Rensselaer,.
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BUSINESS
BUSINESS
Complete paper mill plant and bus. in good
Mich. town, S2v0.0oU.
Gen'I store and bar, 2 houses and ! int. in
20 A. placer ground, Yarnell, Ariz. $500.
Gen'l mdse. bus, stock and hxt-, McMinnvilles
Tenn.
Stock drugs. wall paper, paints, oils and hx-
lures, Fairview, Pa, 81, 500.
Mfg. plant and ground. Buchanan, Mich.
Planning mill and lumber yard, brick, tile and
block plant, in good Ohio town, $500.
Up-to-date stock books, stationery, pictures
frames. cigars. etc, good Penna. town.
Poultry house and eqpt., Chandlerville, Ill.
Dental practice and outfit, good Mich. town.
Gen'l mdse, stock and hxt., Stafford, Kan.
Est. tent and awning bus. and stock, Colorado
Springs, Col; at inv. abt. $4,000.
Printing Office outfit, Mt. Auburn, Ia, $500.
Dry goods bus, Arkansas City, Kan, $4,000.
50, 900 to develop photo bus. HALEY. Idaho.
Est. wholesale beer bus, Okla; exclusive sale
Of popular brand in three counties.
Plaster mill and bus, Lemoyne, Pa, 3,275.
Invention on jointless thill, $500,
Photo bus, complete egypt, Guilford, Me.
Est. gen'l mdse. bus. and bldg, Dalton. Mo.
Blacksmith shop, res, 2 lots, Williams, Ia.
Clothing, shoe and furnishing bus, Washing
ton, N. J..
Est. millinery bus, West Newton, Pa.
Millinery and ladies' furnishings bus, Lake
City, Fla.
W. NJ. osTRANDER, N. A. Bldg. Phila.
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once of Board of School commlssloners

Sealed proposals will be received by the Board
OF School Commissioners at the ONCE of the
business director until IL O'Clock noon Sept. "a.
1904. for putting in a twelve-inch tile sewer nj
public school No. Al, according TO plans and spec
ifcations OF the city civil engineer. as follows,
beginning at the center Of Annetta and Thirtieth
streets, thence west In Thirtieth street 10 the
center OF RAIDER street. thence In a northwesterly
direction 10 a point IN the west curb opposite the
street.
The work 10 be done strictly In accordance with
the plans and specifications on file In the Office
of the city engineer, and subject TO his inspec-
ton and approval. Work must be completed
The right Is reserved 10 reject any or all bids
JNO. r. CLELANp, business Director.
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Appraiser Appointed.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-The vacancy
on the Board of General Appraisers at
New York has been rendered to and ac-
cepted by Eugene G.. Hay, a well-known
lawyer of Minneapolis. Mr.. Hay will as
sumo his new duties within two or three
weeks.