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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-22
DRUGS
STATIONERY.

Lists STATIONERY, DRUGS,
PLUMBING, HARDWARE, TIN
MING, LEATHER AND FINDINGS,
MILL FEED AND FLOUR, MEATS
AND FISH, SHOES, CRoCKERY
AND GLASSWARE viii be- furnished
by tho clerk upon application.
All goods must be In strict accord,
aneo with sample In original packages
when possible and delivered az tho
State Insane Asylum within 20 days
after tho eouiraot IL awarded, and bids
must bo ON blank forms which viii DO
Furnished, together with instructions
20 bidders, by tho clerk upon appllea.
tlon. Zach bid on -four or meat must
ba accompanied by a certified cheek
OF 100000, and each bid on hsh by a
certified check Of $500, and all other
bids by certified checks equal 20 10
per cont Of tho amount bidj checks Of
unsuccessful bidders % be returned
immediately, and those OF accepted
bidders when the contract As e0mplet.
cd. Bids must be enclosed in scaled
envelopes and directed 20 tho Board
care Of the Clerk, and plainly marked.
% Bids for Asylum Supplies" aud the
class Of goods bid on should also ba
inscribed on tho envelope. Price, ilt.
ness aud quality being equal, prefer.
enee win be given 90 articles manu-.
faetured, grown or produced Ia thia
state, When a particular article Is
specifically called for, bids for other
kind, or manufacture, or brand. equally
good will be entertained, but 10 i'm.
sure recognition OF such bids. samples
OF the articles il is proposed 10 supply
must accompany them.
Bidders will take notice that there
Is no appropriation available for main.
tenanee OF the Asylum Therefore.
claims Tor supplies can only DO audit.
ed by tho Secretary Of State and Ger.
tiheates Of evidence Of allowance IA.
sued 70 claimants As soon as there
Is an appropriation available. warrants
VIII DO issued In lieu OF the eertif.
Gates.
The Board resrves the right IA "a.
leet any or all bids, or 10 accept or re-
Jeet any part OF a bid. Bids viii lie
opened at tho Capitol at SALEM al IO
a. m, Wednesday, January 10th 1904
by order Of the Board OF TIustees
or the Oregon State Insane ASYLUM
w. N. GATENB. Clerk
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-22

80 Lbs. vcrmicclli, white. slb
boxes.
5000 Lbs. =. T.. salt, in iOOlb. bags
90 Gross Vulcan Safety Matches
20 DoA Giant Concentrated Lyc
lib, tins.
90 DoE Cove Oysters ga sub.
samples.
90 DOG. Canned Corn, cub samples
Doc. Worcestershire Sauce, qta.,
l.. a T..
500 Lbs, Buekwheat Flour, No, ],
Ia b0lb. bags,
500 Lbs, Rye Flour. 80. !, IN 50lb,
bags
500 xxx Soda Crackers, more or
less, dol, as required.
80 Lbs. Sago.
600 Lbs. Goldfish per month, more
or less, AL. as required, from
large fish,
1900 Lbs. Japan Tea, not exceeding
800 per No., sub sample
1000 Lbs. Dry Gmnulated Cane SUI
gar, American refined
as D0E BFooms, No. ] best.
Doc Whisk BFo0ms, sub, sam
pies.
y Doc. Floor Brushes, wire drawn,
No. "a, lA-ineh,
8 Dog. Scrub Brushes No, Is,
with handles.
8 DoE Pot Brushes, "Ratlan,"
10 Reams Straw Paper.
5 Lbs. Cotton Twine
800 Shaker Pipes, with stems
800 Lbs Oregon Dream Cheese, more
or less, del, as required.
1000 Lbs. Aeme Chloride Lime, Lib.
cans
500 Gal Coal Oil, more or less, del.
rs required.
100 Lbs. PaFaftin, lib. cakes wrap
ped (standard OIL Co. Mnfg)'
5 Bxs. Bath Brick.
80 DOz. Magic Yeast
Is Doz. Yeast Foam.
1000 Lbs, Dry Peaehesi SUD- sam'
pies.
1000 Lbs Dry Apples, sub, samples
10000 Lbs. Dry PTunes, sub. samples
del in 5,OOO-lb. lot as required
o. s. i. A., November %, 1900
Estimates for six months supplies
iry goods. Furnishings, etc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-22

1900 Yds Pcquot "a" shecting, 30.
In. unblcachcd
5000 Yda Pequot oh shceiing un.
blcachcd.
500 Yds. Jobsdalo Muslin, bleached,
36inch.
1900 Yds. shirting Otis Stripe,
"ANA.b
600 YdA Checked Toweiling, IS.
inch, sub, samples.
1900 Yds. Rleached Towolling, IS.
inch sub. samples.
1000 Nds Calico Blue Twill, esin.
asst patterns
800 Nds, Calico, light eolors, asst,
patterns
800 Lbs Gingham checked Amskg.
asst patterns
1000 Yds. Canton Flannel, XXX
Nashua brown,
IA Yda oil. Cloth, white, 46.in.
best quality.
800 Yth. Tweed, an wool, rs or.
500 Yda Continental Flannft,
checked. Coz
400 Yds. Table Linen, 66iR wide,
sub, samples
rs doz. Prs. oyeralls, a-oz. blue
deuim, riveted 3 dozs. 86,S2, 8
d0zs Ss-3i, 5 dozs. 40-S4, 2 dozs.
a2-a4
DoL Jumpers aoz. blue denim,
doz l64n,, 9 dog, ~, doz.
IS.
Doz. Blouses, Coz. blue denim,
size rs, waist AZ.
90 DoA Prs. Stockings, No, i0l.
100 DoL Prs. Socks, No. lOl.
90 Dor. Turkey Red Hdkf's, Gain.
IS DOz suspendeFs, 4O-in., sub.
samples
25 DOz White Stay Binding, b. &
W., No. no.
8 Great Gross Shirt Buttons, F.
b., No. 40.
Great Gross Bar Pants Buttons,
black
l2 Gross Smoked Pearl Buttons, 4
holes, "a line.
10 Gross White Pearl Buttons, 4
holes, "a line.
Doz Corsets, Gain, 26in.,
2 2S-in., 34-in.
DOz. Thmbles, German Silver
No. 5, asst, Nos. z 20 N.
4 DOz. Linen Thread, No. 25 black.
10 DOz Papers Eagle Pins, r. 3ia
Doc Hair Pins, "Cabinets' No.
3s0-S.
6 Gross Safety Pins, Stewart 5
Duplex, No. 3.
] Box Black Knitting Cotton, A.
thread No ~.
4 Boxes White Knitting Cotton,
4-thTead, No. ~.
100 Lbs Carpet Warp "CFoWn," "
% lbs white, 25 lbs. black, 25
lbs, blue, 25 lbs red.
$50 Dor. Thread J. p. Coats or
Clark's o. n. T., black 90 DOES.
No. 36. white 20 dozs. No. "A,
white 100 dozs No. 80, white
10 dOzs. No. 90.
/ DOz. Hair Brushes, sub. sample.
j DOz. Shaving Brushes, No. 3,
sub. sample.
10 Doz. Dressing combs, "stag
Guard Tooth" Noyes & Co.
/ DOz. SaTanac Buck Gloves No.
10, style No. 40.
. DOz. Feather busters, No. l6.
60 Doz. Pa. Milward & Sons Need
les, 10 pa. No. 3, 20 pa. No. 4,
20 pa. No. 6, 10 pa. No. 8.
2 DOz. d Silk Thread, Carlson
Currier & Co.
Samples can be seen at the Asylum,
ld goods must be In accordance there |
i'm. Where samples are required !
id not furnished by bidders, the ar I
eles must be equal TO samples TO be
en- at the Asylum, and bids viii be
isumed to have been made on basis
samples.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-22
rnoposATs roR auPpLIBs.

10 Board Of Trustees Of tho Oregon
safe ihsano Asylum hereby invites
said proposals for furnishing On,
following lisi of supplies 90 tho in
riiuiloa, for tho six months ending
Jsia 50th, 1906
Groceries.
400 Gal Syrup sub. sample.
80 Gal. n. .. Molhases, sub. sample
800 Lba White Beans, sub. sample
500 Lha Q. X. Coffee, sub. sample.
slQ Lbs Java Coffee, sub, sample.
.Q Lba Mocha Coffee, sub. sample
1900 Lhs. Coarse ChieoFy.
900 Lbs Rolled Oats, In drums.
loo lba Steel Cut Oats, In drums.
200 Lba Cracked Wheat In drums.
Zoo LbS Cream Wheat, IA drums.
.ge l.hs Hominy, Ia drums.
400 Lbs, yellow Corn Meal, In
drums
$40 Lba Black Pepper, ground,
elb. tins sub. samples.
~ Loa Mustard, ground, 5-lb. tins,
submit sample.
~ Lbs Cinnamon, ground, 5lb.
llhs, sub sample.
" Lbs Allspiee, ground, 5,lb. tins,
@b. sample.
100 Lbs Chewing Tobacco, l6,oE.
49,, plugs, sub. sample.
il9 Lbs. smoking Tobacco, In l2,s.
ea cloth bags, sub. samples.
''' Lbs Standard Savon Soap, Or
egoA Mnfg.
~ ~ Lha. Waite Cap. Soap, Soc. bars.
~" Lbs Kitchen or Sand Soap, sub.
samples.
- ~ Lbs Pyles PeaTline, lib. pkgs.
''' Lbs, japan Rice, No. /, sub.
amples.
." Lbs kingsford Silver Gloss
" Lbs China Starch.
la "a, LGs A; a H. soda, lib. pkgs.
Los Pioneer Baking Powder or
q, . good, 5-lb. tins.
Lbs NuFembuFg Bluing Balls,
D0L J. J. Adams Dust Brushes,
~ Lbs Naearoni, white s-lb.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-22
ANOTHER OFT SUGGESTION

ANOTHER GIFT SUGGESTION
RECORD ORDERS ron
omIsrB1As-oTvE FATHER.
or MOTHER on BROTHER on
SISTER, on FRIEND, AN ORDER
ON EIIERs PIANO HOUSE ron
A HALF DOZEN or MORE 90.
LU1mIA on VICTOR TALKING
MACHINE RECORDS. RHDUo-
ED PRICE. $500 PER HALF DOE
EN-.
IT Will rRovR THE MOST
ACCEPTABLE AND THOROUGH.
LY APPRECIATED oHT you
oAN MAKE.
SELECTIONS OF PIECES CAN
BE MADE AT AMY TINE UPON
FERMENTATION OF ORDER.
SINGLE RECORDS 90 GENTS
EACH.
HnERs PLANO HOUSE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-22
Rigdon's Place

a. 400 Court street, is headquarters
Tor japanese bamboo furniture. Many
new and unique designs suitable for
Christmas presenta Large stock from
which TO make selections. ls-lo-4t
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-23

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SUB breiten Sifdtu9 uno nuroe nod
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Sage ftarb in Pbilaoelpbia elm seipiher
George Meitmeber, Elm Ingeitenter Der
Yennfplpania Sc. st., aus 9arrisburs.
pa., na9Oem er Our9 feline 3Gbe 2ez
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03

In regard to their scarcity. the Ne gaunee correspondent of the Mar quette Mining Journal has the fol lowing to say:
 Captain John Smetherem has left Negaunee with seven men for the Globe mine near Painesdale. William Beeby and his son John, William Was muth, Fred Robai- and John Burke were among the men hired and all have been assured of good positions. Captain Smethersen says that any number of common laborers can be secured in the copper country, but that it is almost impossible to get experienced miners. For this reason he was compelled to come to Eegau- nee to hire the men he needed and considers himself lucky in finding the number he wanted in the short time he was here. Captain Smother ems family win remain here for the winter, at least"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03

 fromth locale Il
  certainly had the development
  in of territory  
 
  all  character MEETINoThe Mining will annual December 18th will be held the offices the  number of stockholders from this city and vicinity may be
  the mill several months and the occasional bringing H
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03
IN FINAL COUNTY.
Kelvin Reduction Co.'S. Crushing Plant
 Ready For Operation.

telephone message informs the Blade that water has been encoun tered at a depth of 250 feet in theI Weedin shaft on the property of the Mineral Hill Consolidated Copper company in Pima county. of which company the editor of the Blade isl the consulting and directing engineer. The same round of shots that revealed the water also broke into another large body Of sulphide ore. This isl another instance in which the editor of the Blade has won out" against al beyy of the 'yaller-legged" gentlemen who are long on theory aud short on horse sense and practical experience.
 C. Fl. Neimeyer received the assay returns, this week, from samples of ore from his gold properties sent to Los Angeles for tests. The ore sent was friable white quartz containing gold and wolfenite. The assay he turns were s6035 gold per ton and 5.99 per cent molybdic acid. practical 6 per cent of the latter. This is certainly an encouraging result Ore of that grade is very rare. 4. E. opened the chute containing this rich ore a few weeks since while performing the annual assessment work on his prop erty. The ore chute is about three feet wide
 Judge A. C. Sheldon. of Minneapolis, Minn.. and a party of capitalists, visit ed the Copper Butte property last Saturday. They were accompanied by an expert and examined the prop erty with view to resuming opera tions there. We have not yet learned the results of the inspection.
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 Gen. Manager Gordon, of the Anglo American Development Co.,, accompa- nied by cousin of the same name. passed through here Saturday en route to San Antonio, Texas, from which point the cousin will proceed , to London to complete arrangements | for resumption of operations at the ! Kelvin mines. Manager Gordon will return to Kelvin this week.
 The new pump for the Superior | mine arrived this week. It is capa- l of pumping 800 gallons per minute. | This pump, assisted by those now in l operation, should solve the water | problem at Superior and enable the management to continue sinking in | the working shaft without further from the inflow of water. |
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 Another carload of machinery fCt | the new smelting plant arrived at the Price siding Tuesday.
 Supt. Frank Sharps, of the Kelvin Reduction company. passed through here Wednesday on his way home from Phoenix. He has been over to the capital city purchasing a carload of hardware which will be used at the ccmpany's teaching plant. He in formed the Blade that the crushing section of the teaching plant would be ready for operation by the first of |, next week. This part of the plant will be set in motion as soon as com pleted so as to have a surplus of pulp on hand when the teaching tanks are ready for use. All the available space for ore storage at the plant has been filled to its utmost holding capacity with ore and the miners have been laid off temporarily on this account.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03
6REEHE'S OPERATIONS PRO.
 DRESSING WELL

Chihuahua. Nov 3O-C. C. Chase, manager of the Greene Gold-Silver Co. came in from Temosachic this week He stated that short work would be made withe the 12 remaining miles Of the wagon road being built from Temosachic to Concheno. a distance of so miles. He said that nearly 500 men are al work ehereon, including bout 300 laborers brought down from Minnesota. An invoice of 100 of these lusty laborers passed through here from the States last Saturday. A large portion of the machinery for the 300-ton concentrating plant 10 be built at Concheno is at TemosachicI awaiting the completion of the wagon road
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03

They are telling a story that rome where the returns were posted thirty seconds after the close of the polls. because they used voting machine. This is pretty good hut it doesn't equal the time made by the Philadel- phia machine in 1900, which could nave told just how many votes there were in the box for Mckinley before the poles were opened.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03
EXPERIENCED MINERS SCARCE
Men Are Brought From Iron Country,
 Many Miners Go West.

The mining companies in the cop. per country are experiencing much trouble in getting miners to work. there are many who will work in the mines, but what is wanted is men of experience. Many of the miners who have worked in the mines in this dis trict for the past number of years are leaving for the western mines
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03
TOTAL OF se2, $50, 900.
Calumet 6 Hecla's Last Dividend De.
 clared Brings Year to S5,ooo, ,Ooo.

The last dividend declared by the Calumet & Hecla of S15 per share, which becomes payable December 20, brings the total for the year up to $50 per share or s5,0OGO000 on the 100000 shares of capitalization, and makes the grand total since the or sanizatiOn of the company S92 .350, ,OO0 Following is a table showing the dis bursements of dividends during the last ten years:
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03
OLD HICKORY CHIPS

Senator Foraker explains that the defeat of his party in Ohio was due to local causes. True; and he was one of the local causes.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03

Mrs. "Vanastorbilt" set a new fash mon when she kissed one of the horses in the ring st the New York horse show. It's safer to kiss horse than some nen.