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Notice of Public Trustees Sale.

Whrrrps Charles NJ Danfurd and Alice f.
Daniord d ~ tnei dee Of trust atcd sep
tent Der II, l!.I2, Hnd .ecOtdeI nn September
II, i'U2, IN O."k 2t3 at page 22 OF IN. rec
uri- IN the office of the clerk aud recorder of
the c"uniy OF urbi" And state Of Colorado,
convey to the Public Trustee in SAID Pueblo
county, the following described real estate
stLtiiled ia said Pueblo county and state OF
Colorado. to-Ntt: Lots tut tyfOur 80.
thirty -nve tA5J, and thirty six (o5 in Block
TIN teen 90 IN Irving Place au addition To
th" city IF Pueblo, colorado, to secure the
payment of IL certain Indebtedness 4 the said
grant r. therein 10 sam Parker IN the sum
Ut Fourteen Hundred Eignt Dollars, nd evil
denCed by uiucty fuu' lyb pfomissory notes
executed D> them on SAID date and payable
to the order OF sud sam a. Parker; aud
NHhkrA>. default has been made m the
payment of s"ndry Of said notes. and Mary
Jane Hays the legal holder of said notes re
naming unpaid and OF tue balance of III
deDttdness secured by said deed Of trust,
| has declared violation of the covenants of
SAID ut. d of trust IN that benalf. whereby
The balance o said indie ,Lcdnes> has become
due and payable. md has elected to auver-
tise the property therein described for sale {.
and
WHEREAS. said Mary Jane Hays did on
the o. day Il December. 1913, ME with me
rs suct PuDliC trustee suCr nuIice Of elec-
tion aud demand tor sale IN writing:
NOW, Iu EkttOkt, In compliance with
such notice and demand, and under the
power vested IN me by sitid deed OF Trust
and the Law ia such cast made ana provided.
L. ALEXANDER 4 SrtW AkT. as the Pub
lie L ustec IN said Pueblo County. do hereby
give public motto, that w,lt . Monday. the
Eleventh day Of January, isJ+ at Zen ocl OK
"a. at tnr east front door of the county
I ourt Huus,. III the CITY OF Pueblo, County
OF ucDlO aud state of Culorauu. sell all the
above described premises zen masse or in
separate parcels. as may think bestJ. and
he right, title and interest OF the sad
Charles NJ Danfotd and Alice K. DanfOrd,
their heirs and assigns there II. at public
auction. for the highest and best price the
same " al bring In ash. for t'e purpose Of
pay ,ne the sum Of Thirteen Hundred Nine
ty eight ana 4s-luO DOLLARS, and inteI est
thereon from March 25lh. 1893. at eight per
cent per annuln. being the unpaid indeDt-
eduess secured by said iced of TRUST. and
the expenses ut executing thI, trust,
Dated at Pueblo. IOlorAdO. December 9th
gUJ
FIRST insertion Dec L., 1903
Last ms rtion January 9Th, 1904.
ALEXANDER 7. STEWART
As Publ Trustee in Pueblo county.
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Administrators Notice.

E-tate OF john O,son, deceased.
The undersigned, having been rppointed
administrator al the estate of John Olson
tie OF the county OF Pueblo aud ~tatr
uf Colorado. deceased, hereby gives notice
that he will appear before the County Court
of Pueblo county. at the court house in uehip,
AT the Decrmber term on the second Monday
in January next, ut which time AL pc eons
and requested to attend Tor the purpose OF
having the same adj '-tei AL persons in-
d'bied to said estate are req csted tn make
immed ate payment to the Undersigned.
Iialed thi- liih day ot December, a D., 1913,
Victor Johnson, Administrator.
Dec. g. lgJ3--Jau, To- isOi.
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Notice of App icatIon to Lease State
Lands.

OFFICE rF THE sTAr- BOARD or LAND COM
Ml-siuNkRS
uen,et.C lo ado. December II lFGa.
Notice is hrrrb Civ II that W. |. Russell
VIM e y -tuiiicc address j. Booze Col IA o..
uu Decempri ilth. 1898, mrdc application No
Ssjl To The ~taie Board Of l.and Co.imis-iun
-rs u lease the following described chool
Lands. situate in Pueblo County Colorado,
To Wit
u wet.
M other applications to lease the above de-
sciibed PREMISES oI objections against the
hoy" apul cation Will be considered after
January Ii. 1904
MARX u Woodbury.,
Register State Boat i,n pinin issioners
Dec ., i" Jan. o 1904.
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Notice of Sheriff'S Sale.

Public notice is hereby given than unde
md by virtue of AN execution tssuco outnt th"
Cuun Court Of rucbl" CpuntN, COLORADO. On
anu .ry 9TH, a. u, 1901, in Iavnr of Ivnah.i S.
Reagan and against Nick izzi. coniN.,"'Nng
ne to make the sum of 4 uhundreil an1lweR-
y five ts225 U0) collars damages and Flity,i va
iollHrs nnd ten o. ntS ($52.iO costs. have tyisd
lI,on and attached as the property Of sNid
irse''dani, Nick iizzi. II certa'n >tr"h OF "h's
,irs. wines, tunics, ntt.rs, Gig RS an che REX
III situated in what is known a the EGAo
S.doon," being NJ. iU' North Union NveIffe
IN the city of Pueblo, Colorado.
Now. therefore pursuant to said command
shall on Wednesday. the 2tth day OF january,
\. ID. sOk nj the hour ot ten ocioc II. M. ot
aid day. ut the Echo Saloon, being No, lO>
North Mon Avenue, i'll Pueblo, lurblo
ounty, Colorado, sell all the aid property
,r so much thereof a. -hail be necessary ="
.ltisfy s,,id ii. mi Hgcs and co- Il ali Hccruiug
.u-is, and charges fer the highest aud best
D Ice the same will bring in Cash.
IL. BEAMAS,
Sheriff Of Pueblo county, Colorado.
jan'y 9 IS. 1904.
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Executors Notice

Estate of Andrew Glover, Deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed En-
rcutors of the last " III AMI Testament of An
drew clover, Hte oi the toun Of turbo and
STAT" ol Colorado deceased, hereby gi e notice
tnat they viii Hpp-nr before the County Court
at fuuhlot luntS, AT the Court House in Pueblo,
al thc bcccmher, llN3, term, nn the last Mon
day in ia mary next, 1T which time all PEI i.
sons having claims against sad estate
are notified and requested to tend for the
purpose OF having the same adjusted. All
p r-nn- indebted Ia said estate are requested
To make immedinte payment to the under
signed.
Dated thi 18th day nf December. A. u 1903.
\ EN- NANnER Msop SALD,
W $ nMInT,
iSn. 2-lHn 81, 1871, Executors
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Summons In Divorce
State OF Co'ol adO,I
Pueblo County. ss.

state OF iauO,
Pueblo County. IS.
In the District Court.
christian r. Burk, plaintiff, VS.. Artia Burk,
"efend mt.
The People of the State Of Colorado, to the
Defendant above named, greeting:
You re he eby REQUIRED To appear In an
action brought against you bv the above nam-
ell plaintiff, in the District Court of Pueblo
e unity state of Colorado, and answer the
coli, plant therein within thirty day after
the service hereof, II y"u are served within
This state; "r within htty days after the serv
Ice herenf n served personally outside th.
state oi Colorado; or. II served b, pubiir,ti"n.
within sixty duy> fr I'M tile date uf The last
publication; or trial viii be had the same ~
though you were present.
Thf. arti"" htoupht to nhtsin nerrr'
Of divorce, and such other amt further relief as
may =. EN- to the Court Just and equitable from
the 1 ON plant, copy of which rs hereto at
t,.chc,. and the evidence sdduced upon the
trial.
Witness l.. y Strait, clerk of our said Cour
with the seal thereof hereunto affxed, ut my
,fce. In the city OF Pueblo, this 2Uth day of
Nay, A. D.. 1905.
, SEAL L. b. sTRAlr, Clerk.
By u. e. WooDe, Deputy Clerk
Jaa. . ise1-Fso. Z isoa.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Motto

"a the matter OF the application of
Ella Trautwein pc petu te the
les imuny Of certain witnesses
concern ng the estate OF James
A. Levvie, deceased.
To the heirs and next of kin and cieditors
uf James A. Levvie, deceased. and t. whom
L may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the dispositions
II Joseph Lev ie. Josephine Levvie ana
,iohn Ellis OF he County OF Pueblo state of
olurado will be taken before the Honor
.ble n. W. Iixon, Judge OF the district
'uurt of Pueblo uunty. Colorado, In l'iNis
on b OF said ,ourt AZ thr Colrt House in
he ity OF Pueblo In said County and state
m the 25th day Of January IiIt tuu hing
he m tiers aud things set forth in SAID pc
ition.
Witness L. B STRAIT.
Clerk of the District court.
Ian Id 1901
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PIANOFORTE
INSTRUCTIONS

Leo. A. Klein is prepared to receive
limited number Of pupils on she
piano. Mr.. Klein has had . long nd
successful experience teeching in
Denver and Leadville and 10 uery hi,.n-
ly recolnmenoed. Appointments eau
be made by mail, P. o. box 86s, Or by
calling u ~ stadio, lo5 NcCasrhy
l1oak.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLIC LAND SALE
tI-olated Tra"t.j

u-oiatcd Tra"tJ
PUBLIC LAND SALE
UNITED srATts LASD OFFICE.
Pueblo, COLO, NOv. 2s, MOB
N"tireF hereby given. that In pursuance OF
in-truck III from the Commissioner al tue
"rucrS SLani Iflics. under authority vested
IN hilHDl Scr, 20, Rev nIted Stat. -,
ts ~ &tudcd DN Lne Acl ot Congress ippmv-.i
Fee. 1irV N, s'ij, We " pr c,eu tu offer at
'u sale uu the Iltn dHy ol January. a D.
~ n ~ at 10 O'ciocH It. =, Jnl- Otlce, the
IAoHlns tract nj iuud to VII:
he NE = OF the w Z. oi Sc. TO- In Twp q,
OF Range n' W.
Any ana all persons claiming adversely the
'abON'' desert bed ituil- are "a VI-ei To DIE their
cialins IN TINS ullicr on tT before tue Itv above
d"sl- -n3'tci tor ia commencement OF said sale.
utherw,s thor rights Will be forte, ed
s. a. ABBEY,
Register.
j. D. LAMBERT
receiver.
Dee. 3. I9Oj-.Ian. g. 1904.
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Stockholders Meeting

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders oi
the Western National Bank uf Pueblo for the
purpose IT the election Of irectors Tor the
ensuing yea and for such other business AS
may properly come before the meeting. vii
be held ~ It's place OF business on Tues
day JanuhIy Il. ~ 4. between the hours OF
and y, IN.
CHAs +. sAxros.
Cashier.
First publication Dec. l2,
Last publication Jan.g.
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RECORD FOR PUNcTUALITY.

The Santa Fe 5:l5 morning and
$40 evening trains hold the record
for punctuslity at. the Union depot
Wheu going to Denver or Colorado
SPRING.. say to the ticket agent,
Santa Fe, plsoss."
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THE TRAIN THAT'S ON TIME
leaving Pueblo for Denver and
Colorado Springs 1t $40 p. m. on
the Santa Fe. Be sure your tickets
read via this line.
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Notice of Sale

State Of Colo ado, 81.
county of ueblo.
In the District Court.
George Kindel, Plaintir,
The Pueblo Beddinguomp'y
Defendant.
tice Is hereby given tnat In pursuance of
an order of the District Court, duly entered
IN the aboSe entitled cause, the undersigned
WI rerviye sealed bids at 7 he MercanLil
National BinH OF Puebi b, C"lora'iO until the
hpur OF wa y IN on January l5 1914, for The
wholg, or anS portion. of the property ol The
fushlo Bedding Company. Inc uding the
stock pn hand. machinery, equipment II fac
tory ptfc' fur ltuTs ami icasr-huid interest
IN u ~ santa Ee Nyenue, Pueblo, an d one
team, wagon aud harness.
NJ a ithO -, as Recei er of
4 a. Pueblo BEDDING Company
Jan. Jan D 1904
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COLORADO SPRINGS AND DENVER
On the Colorado & Southern. $40,
9:25, IL 80 a. m, 2:05 and $40 D.
m. The latter train is the &c. & S.
Limited the fastest train in Colo
RADIO.
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BlOtting Cards Free.

On Saturday and Monday, January
9th and llth, the INDICATOR will give
away blotting cards to all children
who call for them at this office.
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DIREcT LINE TENNESSEE

Georgia, Alabama and other points
is the Santa Fe. via Chicago, S..
Lcuis or Memphis. Only one change
If cars Rates low a. the low west.
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FASTEST TIME TO CHICAGO

Via Colorado & Southern and connec-
tions Leave Pueblo 9::25 m Ar
rive Chicago 4 p m. next dav Make
direct connections at Chicago with
all tn onr-night trains tn New York
and eastern points.
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Musical Instruction.

Mandolin, guitar and bani, i1strlc-
tion Lessons private or in rlase
81 so monthly. Mrs W. A S5lcv
ll2 Bio k P.
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Notice for Publication.
DErARTNE>r or THt INTERIOR.
L .-.-L. 4L-L-L--I- LlI- On .

LASp OFFICE AT PUtBLo Colo,
December 10, 1903
Notice is hereby given that the following
AIMED settler has tilel notice Of his intcutiou
To make iual Iroof in support of his claim
aud lint said rrpof viii be made before U. :,
Land ofli NJ Pueblo olo. on February 2
IaH, VIZ; Fritz Elsiug. o.. +. 9Ssl, for the
MEL. sec. l.. I - = X, IS W.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and Gu tiNation
of said land, viz: Ed. r.vans, Of Goodpa--
lure, ColnTnio. Ralph Hall, ri Goodpasture,
Colombo; William krenke. of BeuIah, Colo
ado; Geutge Hall. of Goohpastmre, Color ado
). ABBEY. Register.
Dec N. lgl3.-.lan. so. 1904.
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West Bros. & Wilton, undertakere
and embalmers. Union avenue An
First street E. I. Wilton, manag r.
Phone l79
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T.G. Mccarthy & Co., undertakers
and embalmers, Mccarthy block
Careful attention oivan t, details
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STATEMENT
OF the Condition of the Minnequa
Bank Of Pueblo.

l. Fred o Roof. cashier OF the above named
b,uk, do snlrmnly swetr To tile best III IN,
knowledge aud bcliel. that the shove If a full.
true and complete statement OF the AFFAIRS of
said bank 4 ihe flose ri business IN Monday,
Janua y ith, =. ID. t4.
Signcd Fk 20 ROOF. cashier.
Suhsc ibci and sworn to before me this ST
day uf January. 1904 N, comm .ssion "
pires iuly % 1907.
[sEALl lSignedl DEWITT &. McNuTT,
Notary Public.
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UNDER TAKERS.

Mcmahon & Collier, undertakers
and embalmers. Union avenue and d
street. Telephone 226. Residence
2oS
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-06-23
LEGAL Fionr OVER A TOWNSHIP
cttlxens Of Boynton Ask Cancellation
Of ToWnsite Allotment

MUSKOGEE: The application OF the
citizens Of Boynton, asking that cam
collation. OF the allotment of Benjamin
Grayson. deceased. upon which allot,
ment the town is built. be annulled.
was before the Dawes commission last
week.
Boynton Is siuated about eighteen
miles west OF Muskogee. mad has al.
most 1900 Inhabitants, and the facts
In regard to the controversy about the
site are as follows.
Some time since the allotment Of
Benjamin Grayson. deceased. was pur.
chased by J. p. Finley. who represent.
ed the Boynton Townsite company.
This purchase was made In behalf Of
the citizens, who intended to get their
titles through the townsite company.
IL was afterward discovered that there
were minor heirs of Benjamin Gray
son, who have since set up a claim for
the allotment
II Is the plan Of the attorney who
represents the heirs Of the original
aIlottee to have the restrictions to
allenatlOn removed so that the pres.
ent owners Of the lots and improve.
ments may acquire title through these
heirs. This action is being bitterly
contested by the citizens of Boynton.
on the ground that they would then
be compelled to pay for their lots
just what the heirs saw TT to charge.
What the present owners ask Is
that the land be segregated and plat.
ted as government townsite, and
they then expect to get the property
at a fair valuation.
Both sides to the controversy have
employed the best legal talent, and
the case will be fought to the end.
The commission continued the hear
ing till Monday, July IL.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-06-23
THE MARSHAL SHOT WILD
In Attempting to Shoot Escaping Pris.
onsr Two Men Were Wounded

DENISON. TEX: Deputy United
States Marshal Frank Jones acci-
dentally shot and wounded two men
at the Katy depot In Checotah, |. T.
He was at the depot awaiting the
arrival of the northbound passenger
train. lie had under arrest negro
charged with peddling whisky. There
was quite crowd of people at the
station. Shortly before the arrival of
the train the negro prisoner made a
break for liberty. starting down the
platform and darting into the crowd.
Marshal Jones drew his pistol and
fired at tho fleeing negro. Charles
B. Williams, engineer. and j. r.
Young, fireman on a Katy work train,
were in direct line of the bullet. VIII.
liams was struck In the right ankle,
the bullet passing through and enter.
Ing the left leg of Young.
The wounded men were made as
comfortable as possible until the ar
rival Of the passenger train, on which
they were taken to the company hos.
pital at Scdalia. Both men reside In
DenisOn and have been on duty on the
ChOctaw division.
Mr.. Williams injury is said to be
serious. and It Is feared that the leg
will have tn be amputated above the
ankIo. Young's injury is said to be
slight.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-06-23
SYSTEM OF TAXATION
Or. Jacob n. Hoiiander viii lnvesti.
gate the Question In the Territory

ARDMORE: Secretary OF the In.
taritor Hitchcock has appointed DR..
Jacob Fl. HOllander. professor OF po-
litical economy and financier mt Johns
Hopkins university. special agent on
taxation In the Indian Territory to In.
vestigate the probability OF provid-
ing a system OF taxation which will
maintain the public schools and at the
same time serve as basis Of a future
general revenue system. The appoint.
ment was one OF the results OF the
recent inspection OF the public service
In the territory. II Is expected that
Prof. Hollander will soon visit the DIFF.
ferent nations.
Secretary Hitchcock will probably
recommend to congress legislation
which will meet the requirements Of
the people regarding public schools.
The special agents report will prob.
ably be the basis for asking congress
to make adequate provisions for
schools, II Is found that the appro.
priation made by congress recently
for the Improvement OF tribal schools
will be OF little advantage to white
children. and throughout the country
districts a general system OF schools
Is badly needed.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-06-23

anxious that the convention go on
record now.
Following Mr. Cores speech the
convention adjourned to meet &c 8
p. m.
The convention Yves again called to
order at 1886 o'clock, with 5000 peo.
pie In attendance. The convention
moved off slowly, owing to the delay
of the committees.
The credentials committee unani.
mously agreed and recommend that
the rolls of the executive committee
be adopted except as to the Ada dele.
cations. The committee recommend.
ed that the anti-Dick faction be al
lowed a seat in the convention. The
report was adopted.
The committee on permanent or.
ganiZation and order OF business
recommended Benjamin f. Lafayette
of Checotah for permanent secretary;
w. r. Campbell, Claremore. perma.
nent assistant secretary; Daniel J.
Kendall, sergeant-at-arms. The com
mittee also reported that six delegates
be elected to the national convention
at ST. Louis; one delegate and one al
ternate from each Of the four court
districts and two at large. Upon mo.
ton the report was adopted.
The minority report favoring single
statehood was defeated, single state
hooders voting against it to preserve
harmony.
l.. Nj. Poe OF Tulsa and II. J. Stanley
Of Purcell we're elected delegates. at
large to st. Louis. Alternates are Ed
NJ. McCOnkey Of Peoria and S. NJ.
Rutherford Of Muskogee.
Delegates and alternates to St.
Louis from court districts are: Cen
trail district, &. A. Skeen, Wapanucka;
Tom Ainsowtrh, McAlester; Southern.
T. L. Wade of NARROW and J. Il. Blan-
ton of Paul's Valley; Northern, w. c..
Rogers of Pryor Creek and Thomas
j. Waite of Wagner: Western, Rob
erts Reed OF Holdcnville and James NJ.
Givens Of Muskogee. The latter named
In each district are alternates.
w. A. Ledbetter Of Ardmore said In
reference tO the vote on tho single
statehood resolution in the convention
that the defeat Of the amendment did
not signify that the territory does not
want statehood with Oklahoma, but
that a vote at this time would inter
fere with the trade for delegates made
between the HALEY and Williams fac
tiOnS.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-06-23
DOGS ARE VALUABLE
Canine Population Of Garfield A
sessed at Twice That Of Sheep

ENID: County Attorney Danley
has filed his annual statement OF as.
sessment with the territorial auditor.
which shows curious conditions. Ac'
cording to the statement filed, tha
dogs Of Garfield county are worth al
most six times as much as all the
plate and jewelry owned In the county.
The jewelry and plate assessed is val
ued at 1929. while the dogs are valued
at 1913. The value OF the canine
property Is also more by four times
than all the typewriting machines.
and twice as much as the sheep owned
In the county.
The assessed value of all property.
not including the railroads. telephones,
telegraphs, etc.. Is $4.04G,163, against
s3,790.G97 for 1903. In the city of
Enid the property Is assessed at $8l1,.
2S7, an increase of $7l.l99 over 1903.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-06-23

What Is probably the only bank in
the United States owned, operated
and oflicered entirely by negroes Is
the one In Muskogee, recently organ
lied with a capital of $5O,0OO, three
fifths of which sum has been paid In
by ten stockholders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

DEPARTMENT OF The Interior once % Indian Affairs
Washington d g. March 81 l9O4.-Sealed proposals.
iRdo-sed Proposals blankets.
Gocds, clothing etc,' The 70
The CO.nmss.oEer u Indian Affairs Nos 1921
street. New York Ciyy, VIII be received clock
" Tuesday. May "a. 1904 for furnishing for the
Indian Service blankets. wooen goods
ing. notions, hats Bids bs
Government giving necessary
bidders application
the Indian ONCE Washington d c; L. s. Indian
warehouses 1922 Wooster New York City: 26S
26s South Cana! street Chicago H. SIS Howard street.
Omaha. Nebr: COG South Seventh street, No
the ComrniEsaTies Subsistence. L. Cheyenne
Wya. and 81. Paul Mini; the Quartermaster u. 5. A.
Seattle. Wash. the Sioux Tucson.
Portland Spokane and Tacoma: and Manufacturers
and Producers Association Of California
Cal. Bids viii he opened the hour days above
stated. and bidders invited 10 be the
Ing The Department the right detemins the
point Of delivery and TO reject any and ali bids
nart q bid. ". A. JONES Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10

YOUNG MAN, %. looking for and willing
to do work where advancement keeps pace
with ability displayed. EDWARD e.
WEISCH, BIZ Stockton-st-. brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
FVREAsI-RY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF

- Supervising Architect. Washington. n. g. May
be
p NJ On the 18th Of May. 1904 ana then opened
fOr basement. and
zan,ue floors. ETC. l. 5. Court House and Post
Office Building New York n Y. in accordance with
the drawings and specification which viii be furnished at
OF the supervising Architect applicant
this Office Of Chief Engineer and super
lntendeut al York. y y. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR.
Supervising Architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
Proposals.


INVEST POINT, y. Y. May T. 19O4.-SEALED
proposals in trpleate. viii b received here until
T0el. Gas Coal Charcoal. and Gas oil.
;i-ed dnlins fiscal ending June 90 1893 I. S.
lcser.e- rch- rel-c- all proposals
am ar- tfcrcof Information furnished upon application
Iveler-. o-tanlng proposals should be endorsed
lo-sls for" addie=sei 20 Q. NJ. T.. 5. NJ. =.
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