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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-06
dealing with the state institutions

III ueeIIlI8 WITT t1Ie@ Stdte. iHS t1'lI luis
are in disgrace just as much as hood,
ling, sandbagging and grating. Folk
breaches good government in every
form and that is what the people de-
mand. The enforcement Of the
metropolitan police law in the cities
has been odious to the people who live
in the cities. Folk has promised that
hereafter politicians shall not. be po-
icemen. He has promised that
boodlers shall not be permitted to
transact business in the statehouse.
The people Of the state are ready to
give him a chance, but will demand
that he make good Missourians
are willing to hear the rest of the
country talk Of Folk as a presidential
possibility, but they never will consent
to Folks considering it himself until
he has first served a term as governor
of the state whose smisfortunes gave
him his OppOftunity.s@sts.ss EEE3E
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-06
THE
FOOD
ROUTE

Is the safest way to steady
health.
Many people are kept i'll
because they do not know
how to select food that their
own particular bodies will
take up and build upon.
What will answer for one
will not do for another.
If one is ailing it is safe to
change food entirely and go
on a plain simple diet say,
Cooked fruit
Dish Of Grape-Nuts
and Cream
2 Soft eggs
! Cup Postum Coffee,
Slice Of Toast,
no more.
Man! but a diet like that
makes one feel good after a
few days use.
The most perfectly made
food for human use is
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-06
The fact is that Folk came just at

The fact is that Folk came just at
the right time to lead one Of the
greatest overturns in a states politiS
cal affairs was seen in western
state. This state has been fifteen
years ahead of it's politicians in every
kind of progress for a long time. The
politicians did not know 1t. The Mis-
souri, that admired Jesse James and
Cole Younger was the Missouri of the
reconstruction period. In business
and education the state has left that
period long ago and now in politics it
is making up twenty years of lost time
in one jump.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-06
Doodle Not Issue.

Doodle is not the only issue in Mis-
souri,, nor the only one Folk repre-
sents. Machine politics with it's OPP
pressions, it's alliances, in the cities,
with the criminal element, parsimony
Arizona silver belt., 1904-01-14

and the United States had agreed to maintain strict neutrality in the event of conflict at arms between Russia and Japan.
 As Russia had acknowledged Japan'a paramount interests in Korea and now promises to give due recognition to the rights of those nations having commer. cial interests in Manchuria, there ap- pears to be little left for further con- tention on the part of Japan, and even if such were not the case, Japan, de- prived of the active sympathy and sup port of those nations upon whom she has relied for assistance, would hesi- tate long before taking the initiative in a war with her formidable rival.
 The possible consequences of such a war are 80 momentous that the in- huences of the civilized world are being exerted to prevent 1t, and in this lies the strongest assurance of continued peace.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-01-14
WAR IS IMPROBABLE

Much of the news from the far east concerning the negotiations between Japan and Russia continues to be of a belicose character, but at the same time the more authentic reports and official statements coming from both St. Petersburg and Tokio are of more oonciliatory and reassuring tone. In fact, the statement may be accepted as altogether probable that there will be DO open rupture between Russia and Japan.
 The belief that war has been sverted is based upon two recent dispatches. one giving the assurance that Russia would respect the treaty rights of other nations in Manohuria, and the announcement following it that the preibund as well as France, England
Arizona silver belt., 1904-01-14

The officials of the postoffice depart
 ment are very much gratified at the
 verdict of guilty against Ex-Congress-
 man Driggs of Brooklyn in connection with the postoffice graft. The convic- tion conclusiveIy shows the thorougt- ness of General Bristow's work, and it is expected that Beavers will also be convicted. It increases the expectation that Machen, Barrett, Tyner and all the other indicted grafters will be con- victed. They are panic stricken at the result of the Brooklyn case. Machen's spirit of bravado has disappeared, and he seems to feel that his case is hope less. The case is much like that against briggs and against Greene. One or two more convictions will dissolve the union which has prevailed among the indicted postal officials. There is an impression that more sensational evil dence is likely to be given as result of the Driggs case. There are others believed to be connected with the post office graft against whom adequate tes- timony has been adduced, and it is be- heved the conviction of two or three of the grafters will open startling rev citations touching suspects not yet ar rested
Arizona silver belt., 1904-01-14
Official PQDeT 0f Gi|Q County.
COPPER PRODUCTION IN 1903

The copper mining industry enjoyed fair measure of prosperity during the year 1908. The production of Ameri- can mines is estimated at TIA, 250, 900 pounds of copper, which is an increase of about 55, ,000, 900 pounds over the previous year, Copper mining was also more profitable last year than during 1902 as the average price of the metal was more than one cent and a half per pound higher.
 Arizona made greater gain last year than any other copper district in the United States, her production be- ing estimated at l5O, 1000, 900 pounds, which is fully 20,000,0 ,000 pounds in excess of the output for 1902. Mon tana retained first place, although her production of 0.000, ,O00 pounds is over IS, 1000, 900 pounds less than for the previous year. Michigan made a splendid record with 199, ,650, ,000, an increase of nearly l9,00O,0 900.
 Arizona not only made wonderful progress last year in the development of her copper mines but the indications are strong that she will continue to grow in that respect. At Bisbee both the Copper Queen aud Calumet & Ari- zona will likely increase their output this year while the Lake Superior & Pittsburg will be added to the producing list. In the Clifton Morenci district the Arizona and Detroit companies will probably maintain their output while the Shannon and Standard are expected to increase their production. At Jerome the United Verde should turn out a much larger product this year, while here at Globe, the Old Dominion should show gain of about 5, 900, 900. In all of these districts and elsewhere III tho sSiiitoiy shOiO arc PaA'iahy uo- veloped mines which will undoubtedly enter the producer class within the next two years, and so Arizona's progress in the production of copper may be coidently expected to continue until she surpasses both Montana and Michigan. Indeed, Arizona's ascendancy is pre- dicted by the best informed men on copper, among them Horace J. Stevens who says: "The copper prospects of Arizona are very bright and eventually this territory must take precedence of both Montana and Michigan as a pro- ducer of the red metal.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-01-14

The house committee on public lands ordered favorable report on bill to preserve the petrifled forest of Arizona by making national reserya- tion of the lands where they are located in Apache county.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-01-14

Undersheriff Pollard Pierson, who took Zaok Booth to Phoenix, returned on Tuesday evenings train. Zack was rather pleased than otherwise with his quarters in the Maricopa jail, con- sidering the change from Globe de- sirable.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-01-14

GLOBE, ARIZONA, Jan. 12, 1904.
 Pursuant to adjournment the Board of Supervisors met at 1000 a. m. There were present; Lyman c. Woods, chairman, D. Devore and J. G. Oldield, members, and w. D. Fisk, clerk.
 Petition for pu blic road from Sierra Ancha mountains to Pleasant Valley was considered, ,and upon motion, $500 was directed to be donated from the general fund for the benefit of such road.
 Petition for school at San Carlos was considered, and upon motion, same was granted.
 The quarterly reports of the County Recorder, County Treasurer, County School Superintendent were read and ordered filed.
 The quarterly reports of the County
Arizona silver belt., 1904-01-14
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Of the Board of Supervisors of 0ila County, Territory of Arizona

GLOBE, ARIZONA, Jan. II, lSU4.
 Pursuant to adjournment the Board of Supervisors met at 10 o'clock, a. n. There were present Lyman C.Woods, chairman, David Devore and J. G.. Old6eld, members, and w. D. Fisk, clerk.
 Upon motion, the following-named persons were appointed road over. SeerS of the various road districts for the year 1904, and there being $l436 O5 available in the County Treasury for road purposes, the same was appor- tioned as follows:
 No. Dist. Overseer Amount l-Globe, D. s. Heron. .....s ..... 2-Wheatfields, E. L. Vine
 yard. .................... 125 co 3-Western Pass, F. c. Schulze 100 co 4-5-Summit and Salt River
 combined, J. K. Chiffon ,. POO co 6-Cline, W. D. Fisher .. 100 % 7-TontO, F. Packard ...... 1l5 co o-Rye, Wm. Brodie. ... 115 co 9-Ox Bow, W. o. St. John. 75 co l0-Payson, A. Pieper ....... 75 % ll-Sycamore, Frank c. Ran.
 dall l............,........ 100 % l2-Pine, A. NJ. Hunt ...... 100 % l3-Rim Rock ....... 30 co l4-Star Valley. .......... 50 % l5-Diamond Valley. ......... 50 co 16-PleaSaut Valley. y........ 1Ol O5 l7-EaSt Verde. e....... 25 % lS-Gisela.. ................... 75 % 19-Mazatzal ...
 Upon motion, it was ordered that all overseers appointed outside of Globe precinct furnish bond in the sum of $500, and that the overseer for Globe district furnish bond in the sum of 5000, and further ordered that no oyerseer be permitted to overdraw their respective apportionments.
 The bond of J. H. Hamill for coun- ty printing, was, upon motion, fixed at $500.
 And the bond of Drs. Wightman and Fox, for medical attendance, was fixed at 5000.
 Upon motion the following demands were allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the general fund in payment thereof:
 0. K. Rogers, sheriff fees ... $214 30 c. R. Rogers, sheriff fees. ..... l13 50 Old Dominion Commercial Com.
 pany, assigned juror ........ 10 20 | First National Bank, assigned Upon motion the board took recess to 1:30 o'clock, p. m.
 Pursuant to recess taken, the Board | net at l:30 o'clock pm. All members md the clerk present.
 The supplemental bond of County Treasurer Hitchcock was considered, md upon motion approved. Upon motion the board adjourned o meet at 1000 clock, a.m., January Eth, 1904.
 Attest, Approved.
 w. D. FISK, LYMAN c. WooDs.
 Clerk. Chairman,
Arizona silver belt., 1904-01-14
TO THE FRONT 1!
The Store for the Masses
 and Not for the Classes

A full line of Fall and Winter goods, consisting of everything carried in first class, up.to-date Racket Store just received.
 We desire to impress upon you the fact that this store Is the
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-01-01
s6knir hlaut senskur e%fnafrnaingur, profess

s6knir hlaut senskur efnafrnQingur, profess
or Arrhenius.
Verolaunin fyrir lmknisfr@0ilega uppg0tv-
an hlaut him fra.gi dansk -islenzki lakn,r, dir.
Finsen. Ham ligggurnd pungt haldinn 90 ez
hntt vio 40 dagg gar hans seu pa og pegar taldir.
Ver0launin fyrir fullkomnast b6kncnta
starfhlaut norska skaldio Bj0rnstierne Bii0rns-
son. Oskar Svia konungur afhenti hoaum
s%jalfur ver0launin; var pao / fyrsta sinn 40
Bjj0rnson kom q konungsfund og cr mnIt, 40
Peir half talast vio / einrdmi / p~rja-fjorounga
stundar og vel half fari0 q med peim. Haf0i
ko%nunggur ldti0 mikinn f0gnu6 / lj6s yfr happi
Bj0rnsons.
liver verolaun um sig cru kring um $780,
600 kr6nur.
DIR. Niels r. Finsen gaf strax elm fj6rea-
part ver0launanna til Finsens l%i6slnkninga
stofnanarinnar Kaupmannah0fn. PAD var0
til Pess 40 tveir menn aorir gafu %stofnaninni
Jafnst6rar upph@0ia: um 10000 kr. hvor.
pessar storu g afr komu ser vel. pvf s%tofnan-
IN er ing og fatnk. - Nokkru sf0ar gaf dr..
tinsen 60,O0Okr. til sjukrahdss Kaupmanna-
hofn, sem etlao er Peim er Pjast af hjarta og
lifrar 81 hkd6mum.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-01-01
If alt 40 pessuvantao Ut UNI landsbygoirnar Fi0ldi
fra Evropu og Ameriku dvelur vetrarlangti
bajunum / grend vio Mi0jar6arhafo.
Pra6laus rafskeyti.

Damn 8. desember sioastl. var gufuskipi0
,,kroonland" a fer0 til New York og var kom-
ID 800 mflur ut fra Queenstown & lrlandi. BAR
brotnaoi styrisumbdningurinn og va10 skip
stjdri 40 tilkynna farPegum sinum, az hann
treystist ekki a0 halda afram feroinni. A
skipinu voru 300 farPegar a fyrsta farrnmi,
aux fj0lda annara. Nj var heiti6 a prA0lausu
ratskeyta-ferin 40 duga, eff pau vmru az
nokkru nyt, ogreyndust pau agmtlega. Skip
%st]6rlnn tilkynti umbo0smanni linunnarf New
York hvar komi0 vnri, og a0ur en- half kl.-
stund var ]ioin felix ham skipun ira New
York um 40 leggja / hofn. ,,parfnist per
h]alpar::' var einnig squirt.
F%arPegarnir hagnyttu ser MI lika ,,hinn
Prl0lausa" og sendu meir en- 200 loftskeyti
til vina % vandamanna beoi / Evr6pu 90
Amerfku' ,Verio 6hredd", sag6i rafskeyti6
/ %loftinu, ,,P6 vi6 ekki komum a tilteknum
degi; styrisgreyio gekk / sundur og VIC tefj.
umst Pess vegna, en- vi0 erum ekkif neinni
|hattu''. Nokkrum farPegum syndist rAo und-
il kringumst@ounum az senda eftir pening-
um og notu0u Praolaus rafskeyti til az bieia
UNI peninga fra b0nkum % vinum.~ Gjald-
kerinn a :,Kroonland" felix til sva1s m0rg
skeyti UNI az borga tilteknar peninga upp:
heoir til mamma a skipinu. Delta er + fyrsta
sim 40 peningaavisanir hafa veri0 sendar
meo Praolausum rafskeytum. smiounum a
skipinu au0naoist az gera svo vi0 pa0, sem
bila0 hafoi, ao bagt var ao styra skipinu til
baka til Queenstown. -Decorah-P Poster.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-01-01
Sn orr Sturluson.

PAD err hugmynd, sem vero err fess; a6 henni
sc haldi5 vakandi, sem hr. Sveinn Olafsssn kom
fran meo heriblaoinu nylega, Ear sem ham stalk
upp a, ao Islendingar eignuoust fyrir almenn sam
skot l1kneski Snorra Sturlusonar. Fins og s.. o..
sk!rir fra, er myndin pegar til fullgero af Einari
Jonssyni myndasmio og ver6io er 5000 kr.
pao, hvernig Noromenn geyma verk Snorra
Sturlusonar, atti al veroa fslendingum hv0t til
pess ao eignast l1kneski hans, ems og a5ur hefr
verid tala6 UNI her / bla6inu.
1896 var / Norvegi byrjao a dtgafu af Helms.
kringlu Snorra / pyoingu Gustavs Storms hask6la-
kennara og var hun prydd med myndum eftir fraga
teikningameistara. pessi ttgafa var prentuo i
$4,000 eint0kum; 5000 voru vandaori az ger6 og
err veroi6 4 peirri box heftri "a kr., en- bundinai 80
kr. Hin 6vandaori kosta heft 10 hr. so au., bundin
II kr. so au. En- 1900 veitti st6rpingio 10000 kr.
til pess a6 bokin yroi gefn lit 4 ny Cdyrri alry5u-
1tgafu, laoi a bokmali og bygoamali, Goa dansk-
norsku og nynorsku. pessi rikissj6osdtgafa er MI
komin Il bokamarkaoinn og kostar 1 kr. so au.
BJARKI.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-01-01
~Jarnbraut til Nazaret.

| raoi er ao leggja jarnbraut fra Haifa, sem
er smabar v0 sjavar sl6una skamt frarfiallinu
Karmel, upp til 6 enesaret-vatrsins og tengia hama
par vo jarnbraut, sem pegar hefir vcri0 logo moro
ur til Damascus og Mekka. 40 nafninu til cru
bad Tyrkir, en- / rauninni pjooverjar, sem verk
Petta vinna. Allir verkfra0ipgar og velastj6rar
par eystra cru pIzkir. 1 Gyoingalandi og Sy;rlandi
bda MI pj6overjar i pdsunda tall og verzlunin err
mestmegnis / peirra h0ndum.
Jarnbrautin n!ja 4 ao liggja overt yfr Gal1]eu
og UNI pessa staoi, sem alpektir cru af bibliunni:
Kapernaum, Kama, Tabor, Saron, Beta e og Mag
dala. S0kum fatpktar Galileu- bda hefoi braut
ressi aldrei veri0 logo eff ekki hefou pjooverjarn-
lr komio til s0gunnar, Ell tilgangur peirra med
bygging brautarinnar er az na til byg6anna austan
Jordan arinnar og opna veg ao Mi6jaroarhafnu
fyrir afurair Peirra bygoa.
Vic porpi6 Haifa 4 as gera h0fn mikla. Vega
lengdin pa0an az Genesafet- vatninu er UNI 35 mil
ur enskar.' Gufuskip eiga az ganga eftir vatninu
framvegis / stao hinna gamaldagslegu seglskipa,
sem MI cru notuo par.
AoalstOo jarnbrautarinnar a ao vera lNazaret
sem MI er blomlegur bar med UNI 10000 ibda, er
flestir cru kristnir. Vio Genesaret-vatnio verour
Kapernaum aoal- bRrinn.
Jarnbraut pessi verour ekki az ems til pess ao
fnra heru0um Pessum menningar-lif ndtioarinnar
heldur grei6ir hun mj0g gGtu fer6amanna, sem
koma 1r blum attum arlega til ao skooa landi6
helga. Hingao til heir Oil umfero par eystra YER
ID mj0g 0roug. Fyrirnokkru var a0 s0nnu logo
jarnbraut fra Joppe til Jerllsalem,en jarnbraut hef-
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-01-01
Nobe1-ver 6launin.

Ver0launum peim. sem arlega cru gefin
af Nobel-s j%ooinum, hefir fyrir ARID 1903 veri0
hthlutao sem fylgir:
Verolaunin fyrir a0 hafa NEST CERT til az
ella fri0inn hlaut William r. Cremer / Lund-
hnum, ritstj6ri bla0sins ,,Arbitratorss.
Ver0launnnum fyrir uppg0tvanirf coils
fr@oi var skift mill; Henri Becquerel % hr.
Curie % frd hans / Paris.
Verolaunin fyrir efnafr@oislegar ram.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-01-01

40 BETA vopnuln sinum. DAD or s6rlega vel
tilfalli0 40 ]ikja k%ristnum manni vi0 hermann.
De 1 herna0i sinum ma kristinn ma0ur aldrei
nota 0nnur vopn Ell pau, sem drottinn sialf-
ur hetir fengi0 honum / Lcndur.
rnfu Peirri, sem prestur ykkar Autti
fyrir ykkur, var mj0g vel tala0 um nauosyn
s~jalfstn0isins fyrir lif og starfsemi kristins
MAINS. 40 mimi aliti purfa kristnir menn
MI a d0gum meir 4 pv1 az halda, en- nokkru
0oru. Alt / fari kristins MAINS erkomi0 und-
If hans pers6nulcga sjalfstnoi. Kristur sjjalf-
uf var sjalfsta0astur allra mamma, Pegar ham
lifoi og lei6 her 4 j0r0unni. Ykkur hefir veri6
kent margt um mikilmenni heimsins, UNI vitr-
nsa, st 6rnmalamenn, konunga o gskald, Pi0
hafi0 ]nrt Pa0, sem Peir t0lu0u, fgrunda0 meg
inreglur PETRA, og vi0 Petta hafa vaknao hja
ykkur g0fugar hugsanir og haleitar imyndir.
En- ekki megio Pi0 gleyma PVT. a0 Petta cru
einungis dauolegir menn og vizka PETRA 40
ems mannleg vizka. Enyin ORD PETRA geta
jafnast q vi0 ORD hans: sem er drottinn vor og
fre]sari. DAD megi0 pi0 vita, al 1 lifinu mum
40 Pi0 kynnast hattstandandi m0nnum, sem
a0rar skoaanir hafa 4 trdmalum og sjalfum
frelsaranum, en- Pnr sem ykkurhafa ver.0 inn
rattar. En aldrei hefr veri0 nokkur ma0ur
'ikar honum, og pau ORD, sem ham talaoi, cru
ORD lifandi gu0s og or0, sem skapa lif. Kenn-
ingar hans munu halda Afram a0 vera lifandi
0a l0ngu eftir a0 0Ilum vitringun, og vlsinda-
m6nnum veraldarinnar hefr veri0 gleymt.
Er eg hugsa um pers6nulega rcynslu
s. aIfs min, get eg fullvissao ykkur um. a0
mi0depill, h jarta og kjarni alls mannlegs lifts,
serstaklega Pegar a manni hvllir mikil abyrg0
og start, er afsta0a MAINS vic drottinn sim 90
fre]sara personulega. Jafnve] him mesti van
trdarma6ur getur ekki anna0 en- viourkent
hans undraver0u ahrif q If einstaklingsins.
Allir hljota 40 TAXA frelsarann til greina. Enn
pam dag / dag gengur ham um me0al mann
anna, huggar pa, endurnarir og styrkir: og
allir MEM cru beinlinis neyddir til az haga
lff sinu eftir lfi hans.gegna emb@tti sfnu %
leysa af hendi verk sin med hliosj6n af Kristi.
0llum Prautum og Pj aningum lifsins skuluo
bio vona 4 ham. Samvizkan nun segia ykk-
ur. hva6 ham will pi0 gerio. pegar a reynir
er ham einasta athvarf manns".-Literd1v
Digest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-03-22
COTTON MARKET NERVOUS
AND IRREGULAR

NEW YORK. March 22.--Weak Liver
pool cables and unfavorable comment
on the proposition of D. J. Sully & Co
for a settlement with their creditors
combined 10 promote q severe break IN
the early cotton market Of 4S to 50
points in active months It was said
of the market at Liverpool that a poor
spot demand there and the unsatisfac-
tory statement as regards settling with
creditors by Sully & Co. were the causes
for the sharp change Of front in that
city.
Sentiment here became little more
optimistic after the start. however, on
good buying for spot interests. moder-
ate support from Europe, and d feeling
that statistics justified at least the
present level Of prices. May and July
led the rally. and the undertone. while
nervous, seemed confident.
The market was about steady late IN
the morning, but displayed considerable
irregularity and YVES very sensitive TO
orders as received. The final cables
from Liverpool reflected a fairly steady
situation there, but private cables hint
ed that New York affairs had not yet
been adjusted satisfactorily TO the Eng
hsh trade. There was little In Southern
news that would materially influence our
market
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-03-22
MERGER STOCKS
UNUSUALLY ACTIVE
Great Northern Gains Near
" Five Points.
UNION PACIFIC BU0YANT
Losses in General List Less Than a
Point From Last Nights Clos
ing Quotations
UNION PACIFIC BUOYANT

NEW YORK. March 22-The stock
market opened with general improve
ment ana for short time exhibited n
strong tone. 1t was not long. however.
before a selling movement set in. some
what languid but with a little indica-
ton of nervousness. The attention OF
the Street was attracted TO the securi-
ties i'm the group of roads gathered 10,
gether under the Northern Securities
merger Great Northern preferred was
more active than in a long time anc
advanced sharply and gained nearly five
points. RumOrs of a corner in connec-
ton with the merger group obtained
circulation and seemed 10 cause dis
quiet in the general list
The result was moderate declines from
the best prices of the early dealings
The losses. however, We're generally con-
fined TO less than a point as compared
with last nights quotations. Westing-
house Electric opened down ia per cent
There appeared 10 be further preSSufe
on L. 5. Steel preferred. In the second
hour the market was less active, but a
heavy tone prevailed. and traders were
tndisposed to make extensive commit
ments.
Government bonds unchanged Other
bonds strong. but there was decline or
= per cent in steel 5s.
London bought nominally, but the
amount IS unimportanC commission
business was moderate and seemed
rather fiat. Room trading increased
greatly proportionately. Some effort was
made to bring around another general
reaction. but il had only nominal sue
cess The market promptly developed
4 discouraged condition and there was
heavy short covering. Finally good IN
side buying of Union Pacific appeared
and the tone became buOyant
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-03-22
PROPOSALS.

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Quartermaster's Department. Washing
ton. D. c.. March -. 1904-Sealed pro
posals in tripIicate viii be received a [
this office until O'CLOCK +, NJ. FRI
DAY. APRIL p. 1894 and then opened.
for executing such job printing Is may
be required by this Office during the ifs
cal year commencing July l. 1904. Blauk
forms with instructions for making pru
posals and further Information desired
viii be furnished intending bidders uu
application at this office. Envelopes con-
tanning proposals must be marked, Pm
posals for Printing Etc. and ad-
dressed TO CAPT. a. W. BUTT. Quarter
master L. s. a in charge OF depot
mh22. %, "a. %, ap20,2