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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-06-09
BIC CROWD
Kendrick Entertains In Royal
and Pleasing Style
OVER 1000 AT SUPPER
The Weather Was IncIement
but in Spite Of this the Dance
Was the Event Of the Year

The free ,entertaihihent and dance
by our citizens is tioM in the past
but its memory will not outcKl- fade
nor the favorable Impression he
quickly obliterated.
a large number Of people were OBJ
served on our streets all day and con
siderable trading done in view OF the
special prices made by our citizens
tnr this decision. Quite a number
lett for their homes early In the after
noon. owing to tile inclenient wed
t'ler and alarge number were pre-
vented from coming latei' in the day.
owing to the heavy ,iownpour.
which started at four. continued in
eessantly during the balance OF the
night. In spite of these untoward
circumstances, the dance hall was
filed, and II rough estimate placed
at least $40 in attendance at the
dance; While actual count showed
over 1,O0G antoyed the pfdvender
secured by tile ladies. AS to prepar-
ations, tie arrangements for the
dance were Completely satisfactory,
the committee secured the Moscow
orchestra, and it Is not exaggeration
to say it was the most satisfactory
music ever tehdered in kentlrick. all
of tile five We're artists, in perfect
accord; and played continuously
from 4 4p. hi to 4 d. iii.-The hall was
declared perfect being a clear floor
spate OF go 100 smooth as glass and
in the pink of condition. The numer-
GUS spectators seeiiied to seizure as
much pleasure as the actual partici-
pants on the floor.
The ladies had undertaken the con-
tract of furnishing the refreshments
and n;uturaily they were PERFECT
The large store room of the Frater
nal Temple was filled with tables
and here the crowd thronged in and
out, going in emptyi coming GU sur
feited-This feeding of 1000 people
was no small contract and tile cap
able manner in wlilch it was handled
reflects the highest credit on the com
mittte in charge.
Owing to the inclement weather
the Program in the hall was cut out
for the time and the evening devoted
to the pleastirt of the dance.
Tie next day, Saturday was de-
voted to the cleaning up and a review
of the results attained-and it is the
concensus Of opinion that the object
for which the entertainment was
given had been, aShieved--That of
letting the people know that Kend.
ridK was still i'll existance and In
better shape than ever before.
The receipts liy tie soliciting COM
inlttee Were $135.OO while the expen-
ditufes for music, food and other in
was $13T.OO.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-06-09

have already been arranged. Feats
Oh strength and dexterity will receive
prizes. Foot races for all
CLASSES OF Competitors are provided
Horse races will be arr,tnyed in the
village Streets. All these events car
ry liber, u cash or btller piizts.
A feature sire to interest all will
he a barl,ec,it for Which a special do
nation has been mads. The usual
and unusual lahghter producing fea-
lures will not he neglected.
The military organization will be
prominent. The company is making
active preparation for the ANNUAL
encampment, and will be In
the best possible form for the 4th.
The arniory is being put in good
and the grand military
oall on the night OF the 4th promises
all the enthusiasm characteristic of
sbtial events.
Special railroad rates will certain
ly' be secured with probably a special
train from Lewiston.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-06-09
Struck by Lightning

The heavy showet and electric
storm last evening resulted In serious
injury to Messrs Peters and Frye of
the Potlatch.
Mr.. Peters was erecting barn
with the help of Mr. Eyre when the
STORM arose and they stood in the
stood in the doorway when bolt
hit just above their heads. Art
Art Webster brought the report to
the Gazette and it is said Mr. Peters
is suffering from a concussion of the
brain7His recovery Is doubtful. Mr.
Frye was recovered sufficiently this
morning to return to his home in Le-
land.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-06-09
JuGaetta To
Celebrate
4 Few Itsms AnsRt the o0od
Time in Our Nelghborihg
Town on the Fourth

ThH neiohbOrinG town of IuliHetta
is making elaborate preparations
for the celebration OF the 4tli and are
doing their utmost to mike the
event an interesting one.
AS neither Kendrick bt ijtland in
tend celebrating ON this date they
have asked our cooperation in the
celebration and hope to lave our
citizens and the Potlatch attend the
festivities.
Bclow we give d synopsis of the
events which is calculated will be-
bhlled off and for which liberal prizes
have been offered.
The executive committee have ap-
pointed Fred S. Beckwith as an adj
visory committeeman fof Kendrick.
#. NJ. Snider in the same capacity
Leland.
The Goddess of Libert1 will he the
yorng lady receiving the highest num-
Der Of votes, (Which will sell ar
cent apiecel and polling places will
be i'm each town-The ballots are
open to all COMETS
1t is requested that loyoling ladies
from kendrit.l signify their w1lne-
ness to ride in the troop which will
represent the states: t.nd t6 present
their names to Mr.. Beckwith.
The program of the days events
can not yet be given in detail. The
parade will be II special feature. Co.
B second infantryi natiGnal stiard
of Idaho, will take a conspicuous
part. The civic and 'fratetnal orders
of Jullaeita ,tnd otlier toHns &,ll IL
In line. The Justly noted Juliaettn
brass band Eiii furnish music. Ar
rangpments wilt lie made for y gifted
orator for the occasion, and tie pro-
gram which will he rendered IN the
bark will include choice music;tl ind
literary numbers.
a fine athletic program HAS al
ready been prepared. aud other fea-
lures will be .added. Matched con-
tests of basebatl ant bNsketbaif
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-06-09

Fred S. Bcckwith has made ar
tangements to haft the partition
taken out in the Alexander block,
and after the Lincoln Co. moves
from the east side will occupy the
eatire floor space-'rhis will give him
90 30 feet OF floor space not count
ing his ware houses.
The Gazette has moved into it's
building facing Sth street, and hopes
in a couple OF weeks More to lie per-
manently ''set to rights. This move
ing probosition is no picnic, but we
feel glad tJ be in a good Huilding.
where we can welcome all our pat
rons, and when all the fixtures are
arranged where we will take pride in
showing our office and it's drranSe-
ment. A
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-06-09
LODGE ELECT OFFICERS
The Semi-AnnuaI Election Of X.
P.s And Rebekahs


The election of officers in the *. p.
lodge was held Monday night, June
9TH and resulted in the following for
the term ending December 81, 1907
FRANK Brooke, e. e; y. 8. 1Iunter, v.
c.; j. NJ. Hill, Prel.; Chas. Hamlin,
NJ. of W.; T. A. Hunter. NJ. of F., A.
W. Gordon, Nj. 81 E.; D, i. 4. Mack
intosh, K. Of R. &. s., Clias. chandler
NJ. at A., Herman Friebe, !. g.; ii. f.
Vessels, q. G.; The installation will
probably occur the first week in
July.
W. NJ; McCrea who was elected de-
legate .to Tie Grand lodge which
meets at shoshons will leave next
week for that point.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-06-09
Church Notice

.There viii be regular services = il !.
the n. E, church next Sunday as
follows:
sunday school ,lOe.,m
Preaching TIA. m.
Epworth League 700 !, in.
Preaching. 500 "a. im.
a cordial Initiation is extended, to
all who will come, to attend these
services. ass
,ss- ..Geo. A. Pease, Pastor.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-06-09
The kendrick Gazette is the paper
that reaches all the people and is
read by all the people all the time
dH yEsl 'UA YES |

My RECORD is hard to beat. AZ auc-
tion sales in Idaho and Washington,
and the best of satisfaction last year.
expect to have as many this year
and make this statement II any
one can get more out ri, your goods
than l can will cry their sale for no.
thing.
I, ,t4,s
L have several dates spoken for and
can book q, few more. II you want
your sale cried properly call ON me.
j. +. Carlton.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-06-09

The election Ill tile Rebekah lodge
Tuesday night June 9th resulted in
the following officers being elected
for the ensuing term: Mrs. Sandbere
N. 6. Ida Nelson V. g.; J. p. Barack-
man; f, s.; Nellie Hines, r. S.; Sarah
Crow, Treas, Mrs. Roush, trustee
for, tinexpired term of Mrs. Haiiiley,
resigned.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-06-09
Memorial Services

Memorial services for deceased
members of tile odd Fellows will,be
held at the NJ. E. Church JGne fifth
at s p. m. ,...,
Both Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
will attend in regalia while a cor
dial Invitation is extended to all.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-06-09

uU 10 tu0 athCtfNaH wy I
umpires, the profanity, |
and other violences In v
can do the young Amer
and should not be counte
ball managers should pu
this disorder and vulgar
diamond.-San Francisct
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-06-09
Extra Locals

On account Of the impr.
has been prevalent In diff
regarding the exorbitant ra
to ne charged by the hotel
LAND during the LEWIS 4
EXPOSITION, in Justice TO
PORTLAND and its many
-aaaIn IL adyisa hle to pnhlt
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-06-09

A. Gammel and j: G. Groseclose
Were elected members OF the j Julaetta
school board, and a tax or 10 Mills
Was voted for the current expense,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-06-09

lion, 4 figure
high, partly
fly built up
I against tie
au. As a tes-
americans for
vice in that
ette, in Union
ew York. 1t
:hisel, AZ also
I the public
and the four
lteeple of the
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-06-09

Travel in Jap
The railway traveller I
a first, second or third
or, II he wishes to 90 ch
can get a ticket entitiir
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
IRISH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.
To Be Held in Madison Square Garden Next
Fall-s5O.OO0 to Back It.

At = raeeting Of representatives from eighty
Irish societies in the Holman House last night il
,ss decided n hold an Irish Industrial ~ hihition
in Madison SQUARE Garden The last two weeks of
next September and the first Of October. z. J.
NcNulty. State president Of the Ancient order Of
4iberuians subscribed $4,000 10 The fund. and the
organizations and several we'll known hNsiness men
have hacked this with $4,000 more. assuring the
expenses Of the undertaking.
PARK Commissioner PaIas presided Bourke
cochran John d. Crimmins John Quinn and
other well known irish Americans viii he the
patrons. and number Of the larger business
houses dealing in Irish exports have assured the
orgauizstion Of their support A permanent com
rnff.ee 10 make arrangements. was appointed
consisting Of Nr Pallss ". = Mclaughlin, Pat
rick Gallagher. Harry . Bsnnon and =. J. Con-
way
An entire linen mill in FUN operation will be
shown: likewise pottery plants and products Pecu-
lfar - Irish soil The Irish manufacturers VIII
eend rho goods ard skilled workers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
RossEAU's SENTENCE POSTPONED.
Time Will Be Given for Inquiry Into Bomb
Users Sanity

Sentence on Gezsler Rosseau for sending bomb
todhe Etruria was postponed again yesterday His
counsel submitted an AFFIDAVIT that Rosseau had
severe surstroke m New Orleans I'm 1852. and for
ten years had suffered such mental depression TO
indicate that he insane. ar least the subject
OF explosives and bombs He asked that sentence be
deferred until examination had been made into
the mental condition of ROsseau
Rosseau was detected and sloveny in appearance
= haven't had a solid hours sleep in three weeks
he told the Recorder, and I don't feel that ] am
competent 20 any questions hut viii try
10 answer any 70 the best Of nay ability"
Rosseau. however. told 2 coherent story answer
ing every question without hesitation. He said he
realized the seriousness Of his crime, and left The
question - clemencY entirely in tho hands Of the
court No one he said was associated with HIM
in she manufacture Of the bombs and his
onlv purposc in sending the machine found on the
f'unard pier 60 scare the company and the
F3rlrish people. lie declared he had intended the
homh 10 De perfectly harmless He said he had
never SOLD q machine IN the Cubans. but had given
shern several which had been knocked down. with
directions now 10 assemble them He was then re-
minded without date and inquiry into his
rrental condition viii probably be made soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

=
Frankland New-York.
Falmouth March 3l-Returned. steamer Manitou CBD.
Tribe London for New-York.
LzaEd; March 3o-Sassed steamers Dana Ger. from
Bonner NeW-York for Rotterdam
Shields. March 29-Sailed. steamer Mannheim f;er,
Schal from Rotterdam. New York
Queenstown. March 81 2:3S m-Arrived steamer Iu-
cania Orb Watt. New York for Liverpool (and pro
Stetln. March S-Arrived steamer Texas tBrl. Ander
sen. NevvYork via Christania and Copenhagen.
Gibraltar March 31-Passed. steamer Algeria (Brl.
George, New York for Marselles and Ieghorn
Genoa, March 25-Sailed. SoperSa
tavlno. New York mot previously.
Alsiers. March 20-Arrived, steamer Povhatan CBr)
Harnden. New York for Malta, Venice etc; 3ist
noon, sailed. steamer Cretc (Br) Seaby (from New
York VIA Ponta Deigadal. Naples and Genoa
shanghai March SO-Arrived, stesmer Jumna tBr) Glib
son New York via ST Vincent c V. Port Natal and
Monteyideo. March s1-Arrived previously. steara,
Elaine tBr) Williams. New York Bienos Ayres
and Rosario ~ ~ 's
Barbados, March 29-saiied steamer Eastern Prince
tBrl, FiTner from Santos. ete), New-York
bermuda, March 81 Arrived, steamer Trinidad (Br),
Williams Nevy-York 49,
Kinssle. March 3l-Passed steamer Arrbttrt,a n,
James New York for Manchester
Gibraltar. March 31-Passed. steamer CArnaria ,ET,
.ioubert. New-GorS Naples
Ponta Ferrara March 31Passed steamer Princess
"ietp Dannemann. New York for Naples and Genoa
kurIachee. March 31-Arrived Cprevfously1 steamer
Drachenfes ,GeT). Linrig New-York for BOMBAY and
Calcutta - N' ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
The Old Reliable
ROYAL
BAKING POWDER
ABSOLUTELY
PURE
There is no substitute
NETWORK CITY CORPORATIONS.

Albany. March sl-The following stock companies
have been Incorporated:
Emerson Eill Company OF New York City (con-
tractors); capital. $4,000. directors. B. @ Pakus.
r. A. Pfeffer and A O Ernst Of New York City.
New-Hork Contracting Company New Haven I'M
provements OF New-York city ITO make York.
NeN-Hayen ana Hartford Railroad provementsl;
capital. 10000: directors. John !. Murphy. +. l.
Gafiney and George II. Allison. Of New-York city.
Nive-N ibratoT Machine company Of Newly rk
City: capital S100.e0. directors. Byron ". Wover-
ton. F. + Wolverton. Of BROOKLYN and A. II. Tar
bet. Of Salt Lake City.
Pergy-Austen Manufacturing Company Of New
York City Cnoveltiesl: capital. $4,000: directors
H N Haviland, J. 3. Summarized and S. 2. Law
renee. Of New-York City.
Independent Five and Ten Cent Stores of New
York City: capital, $4,000; directors. f, NJ. Klein
Jacob Klein and Meyer Klein. OF NewYork City.
The Prudential Finance Company Of New-York
City: capital. $4,000: directors. @. A. Iittejohn
Emily T. Henning. Of New-York. and John
Mitchell. Of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
Election Notice

AUDUBON SOCIETY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. THE
election Of directors for the Audubon Society OF the
state OF New York not having been
mated the certificate incorporation for he annIs
meeting Of the Society. meeting members NJ
Society will be held the American
History the city York Borough Of Nanbsttan
on the thirteenth day Of April 1905 half past tbras
clock in the afternoon for the electnE al
rectors thereof and
which may properly come before the meeting
Dated March S1st
Fy the Board Of Directors
EMMA H LOCKWOOD sacretarv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Friday, March 81, 1905.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Italian Prince t8r), Anderson. Cardiff March
T. TO the John Seaser Company, in ballast Arrived
The Bar at lO:40 m.
steamer yeimar CGer) Morganstein, Genoa March Is
and Naples 16 TO Oelrichs with 55
$40 m.
steamer Valdiva Ger Lubcke, Port de Paix March a.
Cape Hay l5 Port Prince IS Jeremie IL Aux
j. Jacmel 20 Santa Marta % and Porta o.
Ire Hamburg American Line with cabin passengers
mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar at 6 a
the Atlantic Fruit Company. with fruit. the
Bar at 1875 p
steamer Esperanza, Rogers, Vera March o. Pro
Grese y and Havana IS, to James Ward Co. with 1879
p N. "
steamer Fl siglo Boyd Galveston March 25 70 the
Southern Pacific Company, with mdse Passed Quar-
antine a
Steamer Dorothy. Mcdonald. Punta Gorda March os
with phosphate rock, the Williams Clark Fertilizer
company vessel to Bull 20. Passed in Sandy
Steamer Bermudian CBrl. Fraser Bermuda March %
TO outerbridge & Co. with 253 passengers mails and
mdse Arrived at the Bar at 1880 a
Steamer Monroe. Hulphers. Newport News and Nor
folk 70 the Old Dominion Steamship Company with
passengers snd ndse. Passed in Quarantine 30S D m
Steamer Chesapeake. Delano, Baltimore, Foster
win Indse; Passed in Quarantine 5:20
SANDY Hook, n J. March 81 $40 . rn-Wtnd west
southwest, moderate breeze; clear.
SAILED
Steamers Scottish Hero Br) for Philadelphia; Beacon
tNorl. Banes Ma Providence, City Of
pnia; Alliance. Colon jamestown, Norfolk Newport
News; Comanche. Charleston and Jacksonville; Yucatan
Nassau, etc; Hero (Nor), Port Antonio. Crande
brunswick and Mobile Fl sud. Galveston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
STEEL TRUST RAISES WAGES.
About a 10 Per Cent Increase to Go
Into Effect Around Pittsburg.
IH- TELEGRAPH TO THE TRInrNEI

PiftsburR March Sl.-Notices were posted at the
different plants of tho United States Steel Cor
poration in the Pittsburg district tonight that at
midnight the workmen would enter ''readjust-
rnent'' ~ wages which. in short that the
rise I'm wages long expected has come and that
about 1900 mon in this district 10 enjoy IT,
Details Of the readiustmeut are not made public.
IS they must come from the New-York offices. but
s. Is understood that an increase Of about 10 per
cent al around viii he made, that about 100000
within the next wear he returned to the work
men or about one-hslf Of what they have lost in
the last eighteen months through cuts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
cileERT WINS SUIT AGAINST FAIR.

rsr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBrNEl
s. Louis March sl.-Cass Gilbert. the NeW-YorlI
erobisect has won judgment FOR s6s54 against the
T.o-efana Purchase Exposition Company in his suit
for payment for services rendered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
Public Notices.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. APPEL

late Division First Department In the matter ~
the application Of New and Jersey Railroad
determine and report whether railroad ought to be
structed ana operated
of Chapter Of the Laws 1891 as amended the nnl,-
signed New York Jersey Railroad Company viii ap
State York for the First Judicial Department At
Term thereof 20 be held at the Appellate Division Court
rhs iAtb dav nj Aprfi 1905 AZ o'clock IN ~ eI1y
matter 10 determine and report TO said Appella n,
vision after due bes-ng whether the eXteseton 20 ~
railroad OF said Railroad Company ought CONSTITUENCIES
operated The papers upon which the aforesaid an
road Company dated March Is 1905 and the na1
accompanies the same all OF which were fled in the
March II. 1905 and in addition such other
Papers as ssa 99 presented to the said Court by
4 description Of the routes general plan OF con
stucon said extensions of the railroad Of said com
forms Of the papers as filed aforesaid The
following Il brief and substantial synopsis Of me said
routes. VIZ from we terminus or the railway OF
company a. present authorized the intersection Of
S3reeINleh an II9'ulher streets
under Christopher Avenue thence wiz
or near the intersection sixth Avenue and Thrtv
Street in said Borough and with another branch crs.
Ninth to a terminal sfato,
near the intersection n Fourth ana Nnth street
sas terminal station at Ninth Street and FOURTH y,n
to the station Of the Rapid Transit Subway at Fourth
The object Of the aforesaid application to obtain lie
appointment OF commissioners VINO shall determine sr
Il said railroad ought be constructed ana
apPeIae DIVISION ossther with report 81 Their u. 3
termination which report II IN favor OF the construction
Company viii that shall when conarse5
By said Court be taken IN lieu OF he
property along the lines OF the said ex.ensone
% Ts s1,g New York March 81 1905
NEW YORK AND JERSEY RAILROAD COMPANY
W @.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
90 eosToM EXCHANGE sEAT. $4,000.

Boston, March sl-The scat owned By lincoln n.
Kiuntcut on the Boston Stock Exchange
bought today By Clifton z. Hopper OF this city
FoT sSoeoo q new high record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01

that of the creditor, and the date when judgment
filed
Gavin John Hamilton Bank Of Nevv-York City;
3 1903 S9l p
Finn. Andrew-People. etc: October 6. 1904 va
Foot. Oscar-E Hidebrandt: December ID 1905 40 II
Fuhrmann. Frank J-F SaTdo: March p 1903. cog %
cross Augrs-C Koenig March 8. 1908
Horn Aaron &C Koenig. March s. 1906. APP 50
Hickey, Charles M-Leonori Hotel CO; March II.
J5ebeskind Ieon-F Cohn: March 13 1900. 146 81
Miller. Thomas-People. etc; oct g. 1904 va
q Brien WIN J. sheriff. y p smith and
another 2. 1904 tvacatedb bl4 IS
Rosner. Joe-W Solomon and another Oct II.
same N RosensteiI: p 1894 ........ geo IS
Same-A L Phillips and another March %. -
Ritonnale Giuseppe p " schlosser; March 10,
90 -
Rerrerz Philips Wahsman: March 81 1905.
Steinlauf. oscsr-A L Phillips and another;
Sare-M Rosensteil. % 1894 ..-......... 260 IS
Sanle-w solomon another Oct "a 1895. 165 %
Scholer. Samue-D Newman; Feb 25 1907. 238 ~
Fischer Max-S Mitchell April Q. 1902 va
Fischer samuel-D Newman. Feb 25 1902. 236 as
iso5 N-+,i..o.. 242 "a
March % 1905 Crscated1 s5o2 q
The Hamburg American Steamship Con- Grubs;
20 1898. H. O4s Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01

or ND TyTE7To1 -.

VI N
=, in5is on p q. April .. 1aa5.-sealsd pro-,ss,- -
ss teeeiveq az teiG once until o'clock a.e WI
t-As o. iva ana viii b opened fnu1edirto-'
~ s1en ol1deFs as may attend ~
$.apll.s ana prnting 1000 copies more a. -
- l-la ylee map of the United SfafeT a, 49,
.ne prices named viii be considered h ~ 4l
" eNlaen capacity Of ne bidder 10 frrfo.. VII
LIE fapl4 and successful transfers qrono - -sA
rl9en1 ana deliver comPeted maps Prior ts ~. ~
49, - e. S-ard scn preliminary nsegtf--ti--
-ese matters WI be made oL
secessary low bid unsupported 81 ssfiorc.. aes
4s.ce ts 70 ability 70 perform work 4, efi-
Eln ne terms - the proposal and eort-s-et -slen
es-stt VII % felected A. tna ffr-, ~
4ri1. ~ als2 ee OPENED for photoHthosraphir- 80
tsi.H4 SVp copies. move less ~ each ~ 1l1
.ae ana states and insuiar possessions prersrss -
a. Ys Lana once during The fiscal wear srsi-- ~.
o. IDS" At The SANE tins and pIacs alo, --e tVle
W, r oFeued Tor photolthoerapnlnE and n-i,T, s9
elles Or township pats and other 97ciai &c. seen
Se rS raIt q me oficiI records ~ the Genera Isl
sltI ne required lirinE ths
S-S ~ IS~ snecncatiens IS to tss chsrsctsr ~ ~
49, sizes ot maps and pats. 1uaIr ~. ne
q9iItd WIN Be- exhibited 70 biidsrs er f1rfse5 - r.
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