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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
BEFORE JUDGE BROWN.
Four Out " Thirty.Two Boys Dis.
charged Prom Custody.

Thlrty'two boys reported TO Judge
Brown IN the Juvenile court today and
gave satisfactory accounts Of their
progress, -Four Of them have conducted
themselves In such manner AZ 10 Jus
Try tho court In dIschareng them from
further custody Of tho court
Az he afternoon session of the court
yes,rdOy Judge Brown nned two
adults s2b for selling tobacco 10 mi.
nors, Both men are engaged IN tho
grocery business, They paid their fines
ana wero discharged, Two boye were
committed 10 tho reform school because
they failed TO keep their word after be-
Ing allowed 20 40 on probation aen-
lenoe was suspended on them during
their good behavior,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
SUIT ON TWO NOTES.
Theodore Auerhaeh Seeks 10 Recover
Si,02S From WIN, v. Levy.

The trial OF the case Of Theodore IT.
Auorbaoh against william u. Levy was
not concluded yesterday before Judge
Lewis IN the district court and viii be
on again Monday Plaintiff, who IN tho
uncle OF defendant, IN suing TO recover
N,026 alleged to be duo on two promis-
sorry notes executed by defendant I'm
Boston ON Juno D, 1895,
Defendant claims that the notes woro
given 10 secure tho payment OF tho
purchase price OF q business known M
tho World Portrait company llo nl-
logcs that he purchased tho Same from
HIS uncle under the representation that
the sNmo was u paying business but no
soon found out that II ala not pay and
hence he turned tho AFFAIR bnck TO
plaintiff ana the ohattcl mortgage and
notes given by him woro released by
plaintiff,
In the deposition Of tho son Of plain
TIM which was read In court, II IL
stated that the signature OF plaintiff TO
the release Of the mortgage " not gonu-
mo but " n forgery Tho release n In
stated waa made out by plaintiffs Ron
and taken from his ONCE by defendant,
II was later returned with plaintiffs
nnmc attached 10 II and M defendant
was relative his action IN the matter
was not questioned until some tlmo
later whom II was found That the sigma
turo was not genuine, At tho further
trial OF the oDso some interesting do
vclopmcnts may be brought out,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
Man Convicted Of Imp.rsonatlug
Federal officer Sentenced to
Ten Months
new TRIAL MOTION DENIED.
Judge Powers Made Strenuous Effort
Por Defense But Was 0yerruled
by Court

j, &. pelticr win not no To New York
TO accept q position at $3.50 "A month,
for which he had a promise provided
he could be spared by Sheriff Emery
before June 10, To-day he was given
a permanent berth IN the county jail
Tor tho next 10 months, with ~ bin at
tOohed for s3b1sO, costs Of the case,
In the United states federal court ne
10 o'clock this morning Mr., peltlep who
has been In the county iail since hls
conviction on May Of imporsonatlng
"A United states posioiiicc inspector for
the purpose OF obtaining money, ap-
pearod for sentence. Since his conyic-
ton his attorneys have been preparing
10 ask for new trial ana this morn
lnH their application was heard Judge
o, w. Powers urged four points as
reasons why the verdict should be va
Gated, The first was that the evidence
was insufficient 10 warrant verdict
Of guilty, the second that tho verdict
was contrary TO law, the third that
ihoro were errors IN law AT the trial 10
which tho defense entered objections
ut the time, and the fourth
That Tho court erred In charging the
jury In substance that Il Was not nee.
easnry that the alleged false prct0nses
should have been the sole induoomcnt
TO tho obtaining Of money, but II would
be SUFFICIENT II the alleged false pres
tensions should be substantial influence
Y influencing the parties to part with
After hearing the motion Judge Mar.
sha ruled that the points were not we'll
made, ana proceeded to sentence the de-
PENDANT. Under the law he could pro-
nounco sentence up to u maximum Of
three years, and $500 fine. and he
chose to give 10 months, which. with
the two pcltlor has already served, viii
make q total OF n year In the county
jail, Tho witnesses whose names ap.
pear for foes are G, r. Hancock, a,
Fred Wcy l., d. Dickinson, H. w,
Chattcrson, l., A, Doles, JOS. Glove, w,
II, Bywater and w, i. Lynch, Senator
smoots name does not appear, us no
has not yet called for his money A
credit OF $40 awaits claiming, the fees
IN each case being large on account Of
the long time the case was delayed az.
ter IL was called.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
FAT MAN AGAIN
ON THE WARPATH.
A. A, Meirs Arrested Second Time
For Assault With q Deadly
Weapon,
STRUCK BOY WITH REv0L YER.
Naa Was Under Bonds 10 Keep The
Peace for Similar Assault a
Month Ago,

A. A. MoIrs, the fat man who runs
the second hand harness, wagon ana
buggy shop ON state street between
Third and lfurth South streets, has been
on tn war path again and II IL evident
that his bond Of $3.50, under which he
was placed by Justice OF the Peace
Donn Y, Smith 10 keep the peace, an
not hJld him, ns he was again placed
under arrest yesterday on the charge
az aSgnult with a deadly weapon Win
Intent 10 do bodily harm Tho CONS
plant alleges that More struck Ernest
Roland with the butt end " pistol
on Mas Z, lie was taken before JUS
zee smith ana again placed under
bonds nv the sum of $3.50
Roland claims that he ana some othcr
boys were standing on state street near
MoiT' place ana made some remarks
ana were laughing about a wagon which
WAS passing along the street MelrA
thought they were laughing ut some of
bis vehicles ana commenced curslng
them and nnally pulled an ugly looking
revolver out Of his pocket ana struck
Roland IN the chest with II. The boy
reported the matter 10 tho county at.
lolney nnd warrant was issued for
Molrs' nrrosL
Some time the lHtttt part OF April
Mclrs got into trouble with John Nioho.
las, neighbor IN which he pulled two
reyolyers from his pockets and said TO
Nloholaa you make yourself sorry
or I'm XIII YOU" Nicholas said that II
he had not used Christian Science on
the man he would have been shot, but
he worked ON him ana finally MOlrH told
him ho would let him Of this time
For mat act Molrs was charged with
threatening TO commit murder and was
placed under bonds, NJ stated above I,
w probable that he VIII be placed IN A
position whore he cannot be 40 FREQ with
his royolycrs before the present case IA
through with,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
WIFE WANTS DIVORCE,
Mrs. Norwood Charges Husband WIN
Cruelty ana Drunkenness.

Cruelty and habitual drunkenness
nre the grounds upon which Lula NJ.
Norwood asks n divorce from Harry W.
Norwood, whom she married AZ Denver
on Nov 10, 1899 IN her complaint
which was nlod IN the district court
May 3, 1905, her husband came homo
drunk and Kicked hor In tho Sides,
Knocked her down and causing her such
Injuries that abe tainted on other
OCCASIONS prior 10 the ono mentioned
she claims that he has abused her and
called her vile names
After tho last attack sho alleges
that no left hor ANA has not since rc-
turned, She alleges that he In n
habltunl drnknrd md sponda his tno
and money drinking and carousng, She
asks that she be awarded sos per month
alimony $50 attorneys fees ana tho
custody OF their child
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
TO Extend 'pin" Road.

The i, a |, N, IL 10 be extended M
the following dispatch from WcIscr win
indicates
General Manager llcieho of the Pa.
nlllo a. Idaho Northern arrived this
afternoon from n visit OF two months
IN tho east, ana announced that work
would begin Immediately on tho 80
mlle extension to Meadows and, II pos.
Payotte Lakes, 10 miles farther A
largo amount OF work was done on
the grade from Council TO Meadows
lhreo years ago, orders for the rails
ana other material have already been
p.noed, ana the work win be pushed us
speedily ~ possible, Mr. Hclgho re-.
fused TO deny or confirm tho report that
me road mad been sold 10 l.. g. Vnn-
Ripper the Thunder mountain mining
man, but said No would stIl be I'm
charge OF tho road
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
COURT NOTES,

IN the matter of the contest over the
confirmation oI the sale Ut certain
roll estate belonging 10 the estate Of
hlongo II, Raleigh, deceased, which
was hoard by Judge Armstrong several
days ago, tho court today confirmed
the Wlca made by The executor but
denied the petition for the discharge
of the executor
llcbor g, Smith has been granted y
GIyorcc by Judge Morse from Ellen
Smith on the ground Of dosortIon
Plaintiff pgrocd to pay defendant SO
ptr month for the support of their
children
Any Sorcu s, Christ 'uacn has med
motion FOR new trial IN hohnlf of
Frank rolvcr who was found gullty Of
robbery I'm Judge Armstrong; court
ON Thursday The court sot May n
Us tho date for hearing arguments on
the motion ana for pacing sentence.
In the federal court today Jas. 81,
Mol9nDcc OF Garland wag discharged In
bankruptcy, aul the following Noro adj.
ludloulod h0nkwplW w. r.. Irvine, I'D.
win j, Sawyer Sarah w. Riddle, i, J,
tushmun, H. ~ Christensen, Joe shine
ana rhurlcH w. Mcphco
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
John J. WhaIsn Charged with
Burglary In the Sscond
Degree
HELD TO DISTRICT COURT.
Buslly Engaged sa Portland Fruit
Exhlblt--Man Blusn by a
Rattlssuake
Especial to the "News,")

Ogden, May l3.--John ], Whalen was
given preliminary hearing this morn.
ing before Judge Murphy on charge
or burglary In tho second degree, which
IN The frst action brought under the
new statute In this district, Louis
Rosonbaum, whose room tho alleged Of.
render " accused OF entering, was tho
principal Witness for tho state, lie tcs.
tlned that an ovorooat ana clock had
been taken from HIS room, A pawnbrok.
er positively identified Whalcn az the
man who disposed OF the articles u, his
establ !shmcn,, for the sum OF sl.tO The
detehdant was bound over TO the dis
of which he was given into the custody
OF tho phprln ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
RAILROAD NEWS.
TRAFFIC IN TEXAS.
Cause or n Conference NJ Railroad on
elnls In N, Louis,

81 Louis, Mo- May ~, .-Ropresontn.
ives Of eastern bondholler, Including
the Mercantile and Central Trust com,
panIos Of Now York and many large
Individual holdings, have hold u Ions
conference hero with lawyers repro.
eentinH practically every railroad opcr-
ntlns In Texas, IN an effort 10 arrive nj
q bottor understanding Of lrniIlo oondl.
lions.
II was stated that tho recent rulings
OF the ToNnS railroad commission have
brought tho rate for carrying cotton
that nearly MI tho railroads IN that
state have found II impossible 10 meet
hSed charges ana operating expenses
Win tholr present incomes.
There was no ofloinl announcement
mado regarding whether tho conference
ma decided upon any remedy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
SUIT TO COLLECT 81.
Case which Looks Like Penny wlssaud
Pound Foolish Proposition.

Judgment IL asked for the total and
munlflcent sum OF 81 In suit filed In
the ciyll division OF the district court
yesterday afternoon by j., a, Meredith
against w. ], Reeves The complaint
alleges that on Jan, Is, 1904. plaintiff
sold merchandise to defendant of the
value OF 49, and that os yet only 81 has
been paid on tho same, leaving q bal!
ance due OF 81, In order TO collect this
amount II evidently became necessary
for plaintiff TO pay 81 TO ile His com,
ln's office for tho service of tho sum.
mons and attorneys fees. The ques.
ton IN how much win he save II ho ia
successful IN collecting any judgment
which may be secured against the de.
PENDANT,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
IN FEDERAL COURT,
New Nenlrc ~ Jurors on Monday Next ~
Damages Awarded,

The present yonlro ~ petit Jurors IN
the federal court was dismissed last
night by order Of judge Marshall and
WHOM the court opens Monday II VIII
ho with new yoplro Of Jurors
Tho case OF V. A. Nelson ndmlnatra-
tor for the pstnte of W. w Chnndlosp
against Che Utnh consolidated Mining
company was poltlcd last night the
jury bringing I'm u verdict for the plain.
lllf VI $500 The suit was for 100000
for the death of Mr. Chnudlcss who was
KILLED IN the defendants mine,
The next case scheduled IN the fed.
oul court ~ that of James pnXton w,
the unh Consolidated Mining company,
II N a damage guil for $4,000 for The
loss Of lex while employed In the de-
fCudaut company'H mine The case
was SET for May H. ana IL to be tried
thrco duys behind The docket,
H. ", Ponce has filed n petition IN
bankruptcy IN the federal court lo
states his residence Rg nt SAT- Lake
CItS and gives his assets M $780, all
clolmod 70 be exempt with liabilities
OF tL23D1C
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
BITTEN BY A
VICIOUS CANINE.

A vicious dog IN the cause Of dam.
agc aul being filed IN the clyll division
Of iho district court today, George Me-
Donald. by his mother who WAS ap-
pointed guardian ad lltom, NJ the plnln'
nm IN Che case and Adam G., spcra IL
the defendant Tho complaint alleges
that ON May 3, 1908, dofondnnte dog
Hovcroly BIZ The plaintiff who In a boy
only oighl years Ut age, and caused hin,
porlouq uiurioa in ana about the face
ana head lie WIS compelled to p0N
out $40 for medical attendance ana
ho cloimp that he hQs been damaged IN
amount FOR which Judgment Ia nsRod
glN0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
GOLD COIN STOLEN.
Bag Containing tho Sum Of $3.50 Mys'
toriously Disappears

Tho pncinc Express company lost
a bag containing $3.50 In gold few
days ago The money was received ot
the Short Line depot by a driver Of the
company, named Kirkwood, who en-
tered receipt IN his book, and then
drove to the office Of the company at
at 20 west l'irst South street, Upon
returning TO the wagon after n few
minutes ppont IN the office, he disooy.
cred that tho sack which had been
dropped behind the scat, was missing,
ana though officers 0nd detectives have
made dllgcnl search, no trace Of tho
missing coin can be found II IN be-
lloyod that some ono took ADVANTAGE
Of the drivers absence and purlolnod
the sack, and everything possible la
being done TO apprchcnd the guilty par
ilpN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
SNYDER DISASTER,
Local Relief Committee Has
Everything Wen In Hand,

Snyder or, May l9,.-Tho local TO-.
llrt committee now han everything VOL
IN hand here aud ull persons In need
are bolng cured Tor promptly The
telegraph ur l0gl night sWcllod me
cash contributions To a total of S3,G20
Al the doNd Wyp % few hodlos held
ol the request Of relatives, have hcon
buried and the ncrlouHly injured per.
Hous have been moved to the hoapItaq
AZ Layton and other nlucos within.
two or thr1o weeks the business portion
win have rcgonoi ila usual appear.
Unrr,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
To Condemn Rlght.of.Way

Suit was fled IN tho district court
yesterday afternoon by Mary Judge
against oscar W. Moylo to condemn
a right OF way for an irrigation ditch
across defendants property In tho
southeast quarter OF section 10, town.
ship ? south, range east, Salt Lake
Meridian, Plaintiff alleges that tho
rlght OF way IL necessary In order 10
convey water from the Tanner ditch In
BIG Cottonwood TO her property ana
she asks that tho condemnation In
made and the damage to defendant ae.
seagcd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
STOCKS GOING HIGHER.
John ", Gates Takes IN Optimistic View
or the situation.

John w, Gates is quoted IN n tcle-
gram received IN this city last night
from New York, nv saying
II came back from the west two
weeks. ago inclined to be bourish on the
situation | have spent two weeks
looking over ana checking up the oond.
ton of the largo commission houses IN
this city, ! md the average commits.
sion house has from 10 10 10 per cent OF
y usual llno OF securities, which means
mat from 90 10 20 per cent ~ the GUS
toners have sold their securities, either
n, u proht or n loss,
query VINO owns these securities
~ the present timer The wealth Of
the men IN America and the largo imam.
e'al institutions IN this city, My opln-
Zen ", therefore, that good stocks arc
going higher and | think the leaders
VIII be Union Pacific, Southern Pacific,
~, Paul Louisville 4 Nashville, Illinois
central, Copper and steel preferred"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
WILL CHANGE NAME,
Brigham Young Trust Company TO
Oporato URdor Another Titlo

Tho brigham Young Trust company
viii hold an important meeting I'm throo
weeks, whom the ntmu VIII bo chnnpcd
to the luyr8monl company probably
Clayton Investment company Tho
rcnson In that nome Of tho hrlrF ~
prosIdcnt brigham Young urc any
longer Interested, No that only tho
name rcmoua, ana moreover u TX not "a
trust but u realty company Tho
number Of directors WIN be reduced
from nine TO lyc, us the larger number
~ no LONGER necessary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
Pushing Iluxcn Cutoff

A llazen, Nav, dispatch says that
the Utah Construction company OF on.
den IL rushing work on the Unyon.
churchill cut-off OF tho Southern Pa.
enc ~ fast M men ana teams can do
II, Tho first division out Of Hngcn liz
nearly covered now with outfits and
AZ fast as these contractors complete
,helr Jobs they win DO pushed ahead
TO the next division
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
T0DAy'S TEMPERATURE,
DIED.

heart disease Mrs. fulS" ~ Peacock WR.
son, wife OF Abraham Wilson, INA
daughter OF Jas and Frances c, Pea.
COCK, born at Salt Lake city, June 2,
:, Funeral from the twentieth ward meet.
remains can be viewed az tho parents
residence g5 Y street, from ~ to 1880 p M,
on the day " funeral,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
WAT CHING TIE FRUIT MARKET

nwng the pact week Clly Food lu.
apoclor j j, Meyers has condemned and
prevented the sale Of 800 crates o.
strawberries which found their way lo
,ha markets Of thla city, aud which
werc unht Tor use, Mr. Meyers h keen.
Ink close watch ON the berry market,
ana Intends TO Keep IL ololr Of MI such
berries MS he condemned during the
week. Ito also serves notice ON Rrocors
ana mool dealers that an stale hams,
phouldors ana bacon VIII No condemned
iho standard OF II VIII DO ordored oh
che Market
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
ScrOfuia

II 10 commonly Inherited,
Few are entirely free from II,
Pale, weak, puny children Nro
afflicted with II In nine cases ont Of
ten, aud many adult suffer from IT,
Common Indications are punches IN
The neck, ob3oo,8cs, cuancous cwp.
lions, iuramod cyoids, Foro care,
ricketts,, coWuh, wasting, and general
debility.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
Hoods SorSapariita
Ond Pills

Eradicate IT, positively and absolute
", This statement Is based ON the
thousands Of permanent cures these
medicines have wrought,
my daughter had scromlo, with cloyor
sores ON horn and about her ears lloola
SapnparllO was highly recommended ana
tho took II and was cured, She Ia now In
good health Muo, !, II, JosEs, Parker
CITY Ind )
Moods oarunpnrllla promises 10
euro and kocps tho promise,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13

months, won tho blg prize at the baby
show at Ocean Park a local paper IN
no,ing ms snys' David lander
Reeves rode IN the midst Of decoration
OF PINK carnations and ferns Tho
decision Of tho Judges was that no wos
the abandonment baby under q month";
Of age, The happy pa loft Last ovcn.
ing, ovor the Salt Lake Route, fop
southern California whore no viii 70.
ctVe many and hearty oongratulatlons
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
PORTLAND FRUIT EXHIBIT,

Charles Hlokcnloopcr secretary OF
inc state board Of horticulture, return
"a ms morning from Logan whore he
mas been In the Interests Of the propos.
od horticultural ana agricultural exhibit
for the Lewis a. Clark exposition, lIo
reports the people Of Cache M being
enthusiastic IN the matter Of tho oXhi.
Dllon, ana a good showing VIII be
made from that part Of the state, Tho
Agricultural college officials have prom-
lsed TO send a splendid display, and
they VIII also have one Of their best
mon al the fair 10 advertise Utah,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13

NEW CATALOGUE or
CHURCH WORKS,
Just issued, Send 10 Deseret News
Book Store, Salt Lake City, Utah for
a FREQ copy Special terms 10 dealers,
agents and cAnvess0r0,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
FUNERAL TOMORROW,

The funeral Of Mrs, Adam Eccles
VINO died on Thursday WIN be held
from the Wilson moetlnghousc at 2 p,
m sunday, The remains may DO view.
cd at the family residence from 10 to |
o'clock on the day OF the funeral
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
BITTEN ny RATTLEsNAKE,

Alexander A. Green, Western Union
telegraph operator was bitten by rat
alosn9ke N me saloon Of Charles Van-
Keeps a number Of Wild animals and
reptiles In hla establishment, and last
nlght the RATHER In question escaped
from tho cage, Mr., Green undertook "a
capture the dangerous animal, and In
doing 10 was body bitten on the thumb,
the fongs penetrating 10 thor full
length. The victim was immed lately
taken In charge by Dr. Powers. who
was summoned, ana while the mans
arm ana hand are considerably swol-
len and he suffers much pain. the doc.
tor thinks that no serious results will
follow the injury
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-03-25
Advertisers

generally find people who buy things
in the mot receptive mood in The
surroundings of Home and Family
especially at evening, when here is
leisure and inclination for reading;
experienced advertisers know TINS
and advertise to reach the people,
TRUTH has the circulation and will
certainly bring you RESULTS.
MuVp because it has the largest
Will circulation.
. thot biings Results. Coll us up,
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-03-25
The Local Merchant

Is the best Judge of advertising
value of the various weekly papers
in this City. He pnts his money
where it pays best.-The best paper
for him is the best paper for the
General Advertiser as well.
TDiITu is the Best Advertising Me-
NUN dunn for the Local Merchant
Don't forget we have the circulate
BOTH p
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-17
LEGAL NOTICES
TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the ONCE OF the BLACK Hills Traction come
pany at spearhsh, South Dakota, until 2
O'Clock p. m. Of August 26 1896, for the
construction Of about five and one-half
miles Of canal, about nine miles from
SpCarhsh. South Dakota, involving tho eN-
cavaton OF approximately one hundred and
ninety thousand u9OOo0l cubic yards of
earth and fifteen, thousand $4,000 cubic
yards Of rock and the construction OF two
hundred l2OO) cubic yards Of dry stone
culvert and furnishing such other ma
tcrial and labor as may be necessary TO
complete the work.
Plans, specifications and proposal blanks
may be obtained from Richard b. Hughes,
general manager Spearnsh South Dakota
Each bid must be accompanied by A
certified check for one thousand Isl OOO
dollars, made payable TO tho order OF the
Black Hills Traction company as n guar
antee that the bidder VIII IL successful
promptly execute a satisfactory contract
and bond in the sum of twenty per cent
OF the contract price for the faithful per-
Torrance Of the work.
The right is reserved 10 reject any or
all bids. and to waive technical defects
as the interests Of the company may re-
Qure.
THE BLACK HILLS TRACTION. co.
HENRY KEETS President
Dated at Spearflsh. South Dakota Au-
gust 5, 1905,