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New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAIL Way

1.snaed Steamship saIings from Vancouver for japan
iA' china and Philippine Islands
Empress of Japan Oct Soth Empress 9T 's o
Stb.nan Dec 11th Emp'ss of Japan Jan ~ oo
For Fiji Hawaiian Islands. Australia and Nsv Zealand
,roana Nov. 10th lAorangi- --..-..-.-Dso. sth
p,o stsz and information apply to 2s1 6sh-~vs-. As
and Broadway -
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Public Notices.

Public Notices.
IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS
Department ot Finsnne
Bureau for tho Coleet'o' ot Ia1ss
No s7 Chambers Street.
Bu'lans>
New Vort November l. 19na
>-ory-- GIVEN To ALL PHRsONS
r,,os. taxes for the year 1905 have not been PAID
hef,rs ,ha 1st Gay G. November Of tn. 'ath Tsar.
that uuI..s thn shall be na'd 70 the heceiye'
=, T,~.s AZ his mi IN m. Borough IN which ths
pr,pertv Is located follows
Pnrorsh ~ pAnhsttar. No. 81 Champers stre'''
M-nNet-an " Y:
po-orqh n, rhe pro-, corner Third eno fremont
avanues P-o7z n. Y: ,.,.
porovrh of BrootIvr Roor- q. T. and T. Nunie-
Ir.I prfing nrenkIvn. N Y:
po-orxh Of onerns. co-rer I.ctson aVenus Ana
,a-. island CITY. y. T.
porouYN ~ Ric1mord. rnrre- R-1 sno saha
r--s-+- stsplenn Staten Island. y Y -
-h.,o-. the al day Of December of sa'n !eAl. rs
y,11 crs-~s rpc.'ve and collect upon e''h taxes so
rs,1artnv u-raih that fay- IN ahdtt'on 70 .ne
eroou-t NJ such per, .entin. on
,rrnunt thereof as provided ny ss"tons p. ens sls
~ trs Greater New York Th"rr- frharIsr - ba"S
Of 1870. DAWN b. AZ r,,..
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BOSTON STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney & Co. NO .
- Wi, and No 122 South 4th-st.. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02

Ai -5er Of Hon Abner C. Thomas a su. ~ 81 oer
the aniv of New York notice is hereby gwen late Of the
Ine cIams against George mining, ,viih
sons n ~ New York deceased present the sam m trans.
vouchers thereof to the subscr6e pachanee Building
naung Green Manhattan Borough IN me Ci'S VI
3oNis * " bafore the first day Of April 13oo ,oo-
hated New York sixth day OF Septel4Sf. ty
D"e' WV " CHARLES e. MILIa4INs. f-AesdtSSsr,
JAMES d FEssENDEN, Attorney for Executor 'i MY
saJ Street New York City
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02

Copartnership Notices.
OFFICE, OF H w. POOR s. CO.,
New york. November 1. 1908:
On THIS DAY MIR. DENN1E NJ. HARE BE-
comes nernDee oi '"'' H w POOR & CO.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02

I Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the Couh.y ~
airns scanst John Martin. late OF the County o. NaS
with vouchers tnefeof
~ tie sbscribers place Of transaens business
16S Chambers Street. IN the City OF Ne" aofA' on
or before the 10Th day Of March next -
1N'eN - MARY S. MARTIN
WILLIAM v. MARTIN,
WILLIAM +. DUNNIN0.
RoaRDnfAN PIATT G. SOLEY, Attorneys for Executors.
az Wall Strees. Borough OF Manhattan. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
L .bner G. Thomas Surrogate OF the County OF
New York notics hereby given TO all persons having
claims against Mary E. Van Aulen. iate OF the C'uay
of New York deceased TO present the SANE win IN
the subscribers a. thehr piacs OF
transacting business, the office OF Robert w 1000
No 2ys Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan II tne S.t
~ Naw before the 37th day OF April next
Dated New York. the 18th day Of October. 1900
FRANK r. CHANDLER
FREDERICK W. LEGGETT
Executors.
ROBERT W. TODD. Attorney for Exseutor1 sss
broadway Borough of Manhattan, New sork CITY.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
GUARANTEED STOCKS.

rr,-r,sss5 By Joseph Walker & Sons No 20 Broaa-sto
Bid Asked Ba0 !ao A1st Isoit
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City Hotels.

rLrGANTI.Y furnished apartment. private bath,
~ yfthout meals including meals rwo, kI5t
~ .ts .ssxly ALABAMA ID East 11th-sr
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02

I FUIsSUA-NC1 On -H-' :.
i pre,k IT FITZGERALD a Surrogate OF the County OF
New York notice hereby TO all persons haSnk
cstms against Miller, late OF the County o, N~
work oecezsed present with vouchers
Of 10 the at their place OF trensacnS
oess at the Messrs Alexander. Wntses F4H.
No 81 street. in the city of New YORK. on 0s 0
fore the fourth day of May next ,oox
Dated New York 18th day OF October 1900.
CHAS q. MILLER ALBEIT G sPANN, Enecutorr
.TEX ANOETl wATRISS g. POLK, Attorneys .or HS-
src.Itors 80 Nassau Street New York City. NJ L
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sAsked.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
Financial.
Financial.

pubh
he tt he Hdt ~ O the
dbe a
oFa
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
rwJERsEy SECURITIES.
BONDS.

ss ]. Thomas Eeiahara,. No. - wai.ss.,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-25
SANTIAGO PALMER.
NOticias generaIes

COLOCACION.- .-Ua joven qua hA
sido alumno de lR High School de B 0s-
tons deSes c0IoCsrse en- una cficinR de
OomerCiO. No quiere sueldo hastR que
no De yea 10 que puede gRnsr.
Dirigirse P. o. Blk no 238.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-25

don Eduardo Briales, herido de On
bastOnazo On IL Cabezs.
Al YER al sefior Garcia Guerrero ge
abalanz6 gobre 81. RBestSndOle una pu-
q slada en- lR manO.
La perg0nGs que egtaban pregenteS
tuVier0n que luChRr con 6 para deSAr-
marie.
A Ia casa de socorro aCudierOn VA.
rios facultAtiv0B pRrtiCulareB. RyudRu-
do aG personal 0ficiRl.
En- ID paertA ae estacion6 an nutri-
do grup0 de gente que COmentAbI 10
oCurrido.
81 jusz de instruction % ConStituy6
en- Do casa de 8OcOrrO. s POGO de oCurri.
do Q! guOeso. T0m6 declaration los
heridos y Orden6 % incomunicaCi6 en-
la cSrceI de Eduardo BfiRles.
L9s heridOs don Mariana BfiaIes =
don Luis GRrCfR Guerrero fuerOn traB.
lAdsd0s 81 hospital, detenidoS 6 inc0-
municadOs. .
81 cad6ger del sen 0r Sanchez Pastor
fee llevado 81 cementerio. Ell iuzgado
aut0riz6 la fAmiliR para que pueds
hBOerlc entierrO.
Ri triRte suces0 he cRusado dol0rOsa
sensation en- M6lags. donde t0dOa Los
cOntsndientes Y Sus familias oon muy
oOnocid0s. Aumenta 81 efeCto del su-
CeE0 poF ID f0FmR en- que hR oCuPFido,
"a oRlidad de loo COntendienteBy y el san.
gFiento final de d luOha.
In preOCupaCi6n es grsnde ante eR
ReBufgimient0 de In8 Iuchas p0lltlCRB en-
este terPeno deploFabley fatal. que 70
pRrecfR Dorado de esta CiudGd, tan
desgraCiads DOR ga caoiquiam0.
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INGLATERRA
lin acuerdo imp portsnte del AImi-
rantazgo ingleS sobre los SUBJ
marinos Y Ias 5 minas --Nota-
bIe poema de Kip'ing. Huel.
ga de 10000 operarios.

Tel iand0 en- Cuenta les pRrticuIRri-
dadeg que preEentRn los submarines y
que ge pueden aproVechAr peTfeCts-
mente en- diVerEOs ug0s navaleg, ell Al
mirants Ego ing 6l hs deCidido que Se
sbA1dOns el siats1ns de coloCar minas
fl 1tSntsa para ID qefansR do los pueP
sos. EstAbleciendo fl .tillss de sub nA =
rinRs, en- les eatACipn nRvAles. He po
dr& tener una vigiEanCig completa; los
buques aerviran de- 5nteO de desCsrga.
guaPdG COatRgs t0FpedeFOg. y en- CRSOs
determination, poQEan utilizsrse para
10 defensa 6 eI at1 que CuAndO las cir
cunstar cias fortuitRs 10 requiersn. y
sustituiFsn con ve1tsjR & Eas m1nG8 fl j.
tBntes de COmbEte.
POr 10 viato, los submarines empie.
ZRn tener impo 'RpliCRCiOnes
en- Les maniobFas nRvales y ca segurO
que CsuaArsn una gran evOluci6n ma.
Titims al 'bo de pocoe d.
-GTh~ Times,D de Londreg, ha pu,
bliCGdO & 6timRment te I'm nuev0 poems
oocritO NADIA menOg que pOr RadyRr
KipliDg. -
81 poems. intitu1ado Gel proc6nsuI. ,
eg may hermosO y 90 hGCe en- Fl an en-
tusisatR elogio de IL gran obrs que
Lnrd Miner hs emprendido en- Ell
Africa del Sur. exkendiendo y Cimen.
tando en- todas aqu elias -tierrRs Is in
faenCi0 y predomini 10 de 10 p0EftiC8 in.
glesa.
81 pOemG csnta he gIorias britSni.
CsS, y es una eGpeCi b de epopeyR de IL
gran Ia hR que han sostenidO las Iegio-
mes iDgiesRs, principRlmente en- Is al
TINA guerra. para conaervar les GUAM
tios0s tesorOs que gpardR GQuellB her.
mos8 region. i
-P0r noticiR Cableqrtfca de II Prem.
50 AsoCiads, se sabe que smenazs t.
ner IugAr una hue'g4 de so 900 opera.
rios de lee fibriCAs De RIgod6n de H.
Glaterra. debidO & que los patrones no
quisieFOn aumentar los aaEsriog en- un
CinCo por Ciento.
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10 oclrfido a una
respectable dana.
Como paT0C6 que 50 ylsja 4 bOT-
DO del Manuel CaIVO." /"

En- eI c1Eegb eHeraldo Espf fioI. , he.
mos Eeido con verdadera Gorpresas un
srtfcuI0 que firms nuestrO eGtim2do
compafero don Criatobal Real. direc
tor de Ia indicada publiceci6n.
En- dicho afticulO repr0d1 sense pa
rrsf fls de uns carta que esoriba al Sr.
Real, una respectable DANA puertOrri-
OUT fIs.
Apenss corcibsae que en- IN vGpor
egpRfioI haya bodidO darse tFAto seme-
isnta al que afrmG haber recib do 6
bordo del xManusl Ca'v0,> L. distin-
ds sc q ora & gu % hace referencia ell co.
V6sse:
.s...s...sos 49, s....Ss 's''
...GVoy ahofa relatar mi visie en-
el eMsnuel CaEvo.3 lAquellO fu6 h2'
rriblel- "a sludiia g. Il 1ra.
...EFuimos tFatad&s mAlfaimamente
de una maneFa soez p0F cRmeFeros
que me tirGbRn y haaabRn como 81 hu'
biege sido un RnimaI.
xPs IA sgua. 6. m.jor dicho. grita-
bs con todos mis- pu!mones. y me cOn-
teatabsp: SIPldq, que ustsd s0Ia no eG
pRssjers y
GCuando arr bi ibamos, con motive
del marco, he bIaban barbaridsdea. POE
mucho qus Olga es POGO.
NYo aaf medi@ muerta, y ayudada
DOR aqusIIoS 66,Ootss de Camaresos.
me ech6 fuerR. .. Y eatRbs desde el sms-
neCer haats Ii nd cha no scbre cubi srtA
sino tirada cR8i con los animaIeS.
.....eP ssamba los seis primeros dfAs
de un modo iuf afnal. A les seis dfsF.
no to, fsmos fuar zas nj para tomsr uua
tszR de agua, qud alIi Ilsmsban csldo .
Una de les min be tenfs Ia vista de
muerta. =. La gente de & bordo no Sc
Rpiada de nsdie. Unicamente IN We
nez1lsno tuvo cora ION para nos0tros. {.
GGFaciss & Dios y IL ayuda de cate
sef1or, he Ilpgsdo con vida aquf. He
gastRdo uuR barb Rridsd. porque & bor-
dc, ell que no qLtsra las comidas, SO
puede morir, pue en- eI bRFco no dan
NADIA 81 no Sc ps G B. Lo 1nic0 que pO-
diam0s tomsr eFa vino con huevo. el
cuaI me coAtRbR a peBeta 10 copita..
A 10 TrasatlSntiCa pertsneCe el eMa-
nuel Calvo, y as de penssr que dicha
comps fiiR So esfaercs ca 10 suceBivo en-
evitRr que hsya motives para quejas
d'gnag de ser teniaGs en- cuentR case de
que sean oiertas.
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i mo- IClTlRRlRSE !!

RI catarro es una enfefmedad que iena
muoha mas importancia de la que general
mente SO le atribuye. Invade todos los OF
ganos del Cuerpo cuyas funclones fueFza-
debilita profundsmente. rs causa trecuens
te de Ia sordera; afscta la vista, Ia naEfz la
gaFganta y es generalmente por donde EN-
pieza Ia tuberculosis tls1s.
La misma facilidad la freCuencia con
que Sc pesca un catarro hace q las personas
ind1ferentes para curarlo y la gran mayorfa
n Sc preocupa de las oonsecuencias.
Les bahos frioS por la manana lnmedlata-
mente despues de dejar ell leCho, dormlr con
las ventanas abiertas y evitar las corr1entes
de aire, son preOauoiones muy buenas que
no cuesta trabaio ell observarlas. Pero el
preventive mas seguro, mas ehcaz, mas 4aclI
mas positive y tambien el que aconselan
los mediGos, es la Emulsion de Scott de acel
to de higado de bacalao.
Els sorprend snte la fuerza, vltahdao, enef-
gfa poder de resistencia que reclbe el
ouerpo humane de las pequenas dosls de
Emulsion de Scott, que Sc le adm1niStran
con constancia. Esta Emulsion, recubre
interiormeute todas las parties dGbiles vul-
nerables del cuerpo y 10 pone al abrlgo de Ia
infecci6n catarral.
De ouando en- cuando aparecen industrla-
les POGO escrupulosos anunciando emuis1ones
vinos 6 pFeparados los que atribuyen pro
piedades Curativas que no tienen y hasta hay
uuien Sc atreve decir en- letras de imprenta,
que el petroleo keroSlna eS un a1II!ehCo; ~
tQue es el petroleo? Un acelte mineral
que Sc usa como combustible para lubrical
fmpiar maquinas para alumbrar.-Una
substancia indigestible que carece de Ia pro
piedad esencial de todo alimento, cual es Ia
asimilaci6n; que pasa al trav6s del tubo in
testinal sin modificarse sin ser absorblda;
una substantial, en- fin, que no tlene ninguna
de las propisdades curativas alimenticias
del aceite de higado de bacalo. 81 Sc d1Jese
que el petroleo es un alimento para maqu1-
mas podria pasar, pero no para el cuerpo nu-
m 3no.
81 tenGis alguna duda, preguntad vueS
tro m6dico; el os confrmara esta verdad; y
ci estais escasos de fuerzas, de carnes de
sangre, os aconsejara que tOme1s la EmuI-
sim do GHntt
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AImOrranas

Sc PADECE DE ESTA ENFERMEDAD porqus naaa n.s
iogIadoy UNGUENTOs
viloso nveno
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-25

Hoy EMBARGO pal ia Venezuela el
joven don Ramon Valcourt, inteli-
gente obrero puerto Friqueno que va
q la patria del LIB ertadorA en- bus
ca de meier porvenir.
El senior Valcourt, Que cuenta
con amistades en- San Juan y en-
la isla. nos suplica le despidamos
de elias por serle i'm possible hacerlo
personalmente.
Buen viaje desea mos al senior
Valcourt.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-25

kTeDoSOs d Eo8 6nap0sae7ates 8o6Te I6gs-
t1s! Sc sortearSn 3 tOdos los amos en-
ire los que mas SO digtingan DOR Ga
C0nstanci& en- eI Ahorro.
HOF0S do CGSG: Para las impogiCio
mes:
De s & 104 de Ia maiiana, y de 1 & 81
de Ia tarde los Clfas laborables: v de 03
& 104 de la mafana los Domingo. PsrS
ID extracciones las mismaS hOras ex-
Eepto Is de l0s Domingos.
Re0EGmepst0 de Ia SeOoS6as: Las per-'
SOFAS que lntere9en mas pormenores
Bobre las imposicionea, extraCCiOnes
mRnera de liQ1idAP intereses, etO, pue-
dan sOIiGitaF IN eiamplaP On In Caia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-25

81 DESEA VD. GANAR msD.
su0lmente $3.50 8 mas. empleando
81 900 y ga scci6n personal sin gran
Srablj escribR & A. A. F., EstA de CO.
rreos. Su capital empleGdo no CORE
ell menOr rieVgo. COnteataci6n inme-
CliRts. 1Ov g..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-25
CENTRIC DE COMISIONES

Agenca general 60 San Juan P
general mportancia TODD los cOntbu-
udiciaes estabe-
bancars Ofcnas pdbica partcuares Azdas
conu Rntas OterRas apeac0neS Municipaes
dica adamento
debon antes
del dia Is de Agosto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-25

ANUNCIO.-Se venden las Casas
San Sebastian SO y BeneicenCia no 4.
If lrmar6n s u "a altos.
COLOCACION.--S de6ea cOlOCRr
& una Sefl0ra 8 sefioritR para Ryudar ri
despRCh0 y otras AtenCioneB en- nuestro
estabIeCimient0 de Iabores. Dsbs p0-
seer 81 lgI6e Diriiirse The PorsO
Rico Drawn Work & Embroidery Co.
F0rtaleza 19. San Juan. 6V.B.
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IKlIGllOR eEGERlL

CONSEJO ALAS MADRES - El iarabe caImanie
Is Ia sena Winslow slebe usarsc siempre que los nos
estan d periodo lie la den C6n Proporciona aivio
sNInedsto al peguefio patiente produce sucno
~uraly :ranqulo sS'!ia e dolor el angelic despies
bnuy Vivo alegre muy agfadable al paiadar, Calna
al no aHIanda sus encias, aliva Dolores hace a
Giles ias fnciones del est6mago egia los intestinos
Es 81 meibT remedo conocido para u diarrea "a pro
venga 6sa dc Ia dentic6n dc cuaquiura otra cspss
Tincase rnucho cult ado en- pedr 81 JRTRba 1al0asls
T@ IA Sehcya WInslow"; es cl UeioT de tSfo&r
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-25
The Automatic Sewing
Company Machine

LS mSquina psra COS er de pi6 y de-
mSno, 6obIe peapunte y cadenets ma
perfeota y mas barata del mundo. Pre-
clos ain CompetenCia. AlmaC6n, 8
Melon & Co. San justin 10 az
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-25
BalcO T 8rrttOr12l J Agrlcala
% Puerto Rico.
sECCI ON DE AHORROs.

ZneposScSoaes sO6re JS6retGs: Degde
eO.26 & 81, 900, devengarkn intereses ii
pOr 100 anuaI.
ZngpOsScSOsaes d pzGsO H,o: Desds
5000 en- adelante dsvengar6n interGS Q
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FOR SALE
Feassiee 1uiildns. Main 81

The building now being used BY the
Sunday School, nn Main street, Ely,
aud also the ad joiniDg barn, knowa q
the teasiee property, Is for sale. For
particulars, terms, ect., add
MRS. J. II. PEASLEE,
pnche Nevada
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-06-29
CONDENSED NEWS.

Miss Gladys Hunter of Elko
was elected Goddess of Liberty
of the Fourth of July celebration
at that place.
One of the principal features
of the Reno carnival will be the
riding and roping contest which
takes place at the state fair
grounds on July L.
The police of Reno discovered
that an attempt had been made
to organize vigilance commit
tee. Some members were warned
and the project was abandoned
The nine year old son of Fred
/ White of the Reno Journal fell
from a tree recently upon pick
ct fence, and was seriously in
iured The sharp points pene-
trated the back and made IL bad
though not fatal wound.
| George Fletcher, Il society man
of GOldtield and formerly of Den
YER, decamped, aud left behind
him spurious checks amounting
to over 81, 900. He conducted a
brokerage business. and became
involved for lack of capital.
! II. l.. Minis secured possess
ession of the Office and books of
the Colin Campbell at Goldtield
last week with the aid of Il re-
volver. Minis claims that the
company embezzeled 100000,
and thought that the possession
of their books was necessary in
order to prove their guilt. He
was arrested on the charge of
grand larceny, and released un-
der $500 bonds.
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Are you going to
the LesUis and
Clark Fair!
Reserve Hotel Accommodations
Through the Southern Pacific.

Owing to the great number of
people going to Portland to at
tend the Lewis K Clark Exposi
ton YOU should make arrange
ments for hotel accommodations
in advance. The Portland Ser
vice Co. will make such reserva.
ton for you and your family if
given ten days notice prior to de
parture from your home, charg
ing a fee of SlOO. You can thus
be assured of good accommoda
tons upon your arrival. For
further particulars write to
4 II. RISING,
Act 5 D, f. 4 P. A So Pac. Co.
RENO, NEVADA.
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After pipe has been tested and
leaks, if any, repaired, the
trenches to be filled with all of
the earth which was removed
from them.
\ hose house 10 feet II feet
with S-foot studding, double
boarded with native lumber and
building paper between boards,
shingled roof; floor Of native
lumber: two windows in build
ing and double doors in one end
BOO feet of Single-jacket Ster-
ling fire hose in lO0-foot lengths
with automatic couplings, or
some other equally as good hose.
Three finch X Pinch hose
nozzleS. One good hose cart and
reel.
The original draft of speciiica-
tons and map are on file with
the Clerk Of the Board and sub
jert to public inspection,
All bids must be delivered to
| the Clerk Of the Board by 10
o'clock II. m. Friday. July u,
1908.
The party to whom the con
tract is given shall Immediately
furnish good and sufficient
bond to the county that the work
will be satisfactorily done. and
completed within four months
from the day the contract is
let.
Dated June o, 1908.
BY order Of the Board of Com
missiOners.
i. ID. OLDFIELD. Clerk
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THE HOME OF
GOOD PRINTING
BIDS WANTED TO COMPL ETE ELY
SCHOOL HOUSE.

the Board of School Trustees OF
Ely School District, not later
than July s, 1903, for the compile
ton of the Ely School House
according to the following Speci-
fications
A school room 2eX3O feet in
side with T. foot walls to ceiling,
and to join the present school
house and conform to it as nearly
as possible.
Grade to be eXcavated full size
of room to "a depth of 3 inches
below present floor level, and II
suitable trench to be dug to re-
ceive bottom of stone work.
Foundation to be of stone laid
in broken range in good lime and
sand mortar to average 20 inches
wide and l. inches high tho
foundation where buildings Join
Plate of ks around entire wall,
and three girders 6X6 equally
spaced and level with plates, to
support floor joist, Orders to be
supported by large flat stones
not over 8 feet apart.
Floor joist to be 2X6 set >
foot centers, and doubled around
outside to form sill.
Studding mi with double
plate of same at top, and To be
doubled around all openings
Ceiling ioist 2x6 set = feet
centers, and hung to rafters with
inch boards.
Rafters 2XG set > feet centers.
with collar brace of 2x6 set : feet
above ceiling joist.
Roof To be hip style covered
with | inch sheeting,and shingles
laid. Il .inches TO the weather.
Outside TO be finished with rus,
tic; plain casing and corner
boards; ) piece cornice Il inch
frieze, II inch plancier, I inch
facia, t inch crown mould, and 3
inch bed mould: IA L. inch base
with water table at bottom OF
rustic; inside walls to be covered
with inch boards: cloth lining
and plain ingram wall paper:
floor of No. | II. Il G.. Oregon
pine s inches wide: ceiling of No:
| & inch bead; base s inches rus
tic with top mould.
A teachers platform SXS feet
Z inches high, top Of II. Il &.
flooring.
Eight windows l4xho inches
four lights,
Two doors > feet 5 inches Y &
feet s inches, plain O. G,
s Plain castings tof cedar lum-
ber) except corner blocks.
PAINTING.
Inside castings, base and cell
ings to be finished in oil and
shellac, one coat Of each.
Outside to be painted with
three coats of lead and oil in two
colors. Roof to be painted with
one coat of red mineral paint,
One brick iue sxs inches on
inside from foundation to | foot
above comb of roof.
TO tear down old school build
ing, and the contractor to have
the privilege of using all material
fit to use for sheeting and inside
wall lining of new building.
The building to be completed
by September |, 1908.
Funds to pay for building will
be available in December, 1905.
\. MCDONALD, Clerk.
j. y. SIMPSON.
Il, II. RICHARDSON,
Trustees.