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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-06

Willie what's the matter with pa.
pas eyes, mammag Mamma Nothing
that ! know ~. Willie Willie well.
heard him tell Mr. Jones that he had
TO have an eye opener every morning
6onkcrs Herald.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-06
Her nIarnrerr.

my grandfather was a regular bib
liomanlac." observed Blowhard.
"Oh, that's Il. Is ltT'' said Miss Cut
ting Il knew some one Of your ancea.
tors was crazy, but didn't know what
fern Il had ken."--DutrOit Free
Press.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-06

"How DID you enjoy Mrs. ks reCep-
don. my dearT'
''oh. splendid never saw such .
failure. = Boston Transcript
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-06

lid the minister die rosignedT'
Not him. He died, but blamed n We
couid got him to resign. "-Olsyslan
LaAdar.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-06

Nothing serves better to illustrate q
mans character than the things which
he finds ridiculous. Goethe.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-06

blobbs Wigwag il always going b
law about something slobhs That's
right Hos even going to marry a SRI
named Sue.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
DIDN'T
COME, TRIALS
ARE POSTPONED

The police commissioners scheduled a
session for this afternoon, at which hear
ings were To be given three officers under
charges
Patrolman Walter b. Horr and Patrick
III. Sheehan are charged with conduct un-
becoming an officer They were 10 have
had a hearing last Tuesday afternoon at
the regular meeting OF the police board
but Chief Frank A. Matthews was away
on his vacation up I'm Vermont and the
board had no specifications, though they
had been drawn up and turned over TO the
proper authorities by Capt Maynard l..
stone. New specifications were drawn last
week and delivered 10 the board mad the
chief returned 10 the city last Saturday
night. He was present TO prosecute the
cases this afternoon.
The third officer 20 have a hearing Is
Charles ]. McWey OF the Seventh sta
ton, wso is charged with INSTRUMENTATION.
He has the reputation Of being a good Of
ficer, having been appointed a little more
than two years ago.
Early I'm the morning II was learned
that Commissioner Lewis j Pierce. who
helped fix the date for the continued
hearing I'm the cases OF Officers Horr and
Sheehan. was out of the city on bust
ness.
At 2;40 the hearing was adjourned by
Chairman Luther until next Friday at 2
o'clock. Commissioner Pierce not having
appeared and not having sent any word.
1t is expected that by next Friday Com
missioner Gross will be i'm the city, which
will give a auorum OF the board whether
Mr. Pierce appears or not,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
WILLIAMS NOT FOR
THE GOVERNMENT
OWNERSHIP IDEA

Richmond. Va. Sept 1o.-The Times
Dispatch yesterday telegraphed John
Sharp Williams, minority leader In con-
gress at Yazoo City Miss. for an ex-
preston OF his views on Bryan's plans
for government ownership of railroads,
receiving from him the following reply:
81 am opposed 10 government ownership
OF railroads. irrevocably. now and for
ever. I'm theory and in pracuce-a question
concerning which Mr.. Bryan and I agree
to disagree. But see no good TO be at
tained by rushing into print on the sub
ject. We will simply vote It down II Of
fered as a plan Of the Democratic plat
form.
Meanwhile let us not magnify Demo-
cratic differences. There are so many
things We are agreed upon, let us mag
Nifty them. Push them TO the front II
we can. Bryan is not infallible and does
not pretend 10 be. lie is right about 80
many things, eloquently and greatly right,
but absolutely and altogether wrong
about this one thing, especially from the
standpoint OF racial peace and quiet In
the south. Let us strongly regulate rail-
road rates, but not operate railroads"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
G10DRICp-L TROUBLES
FURTHER AIRED IN COURT

Judge Baker in the superior court
today heard more about the woes Of
would-be automobile improvers.
Melville +. Goodrich wanted Lodo-
wick Leeds, an inventor. enjoined from
interfering with the manufacture of a
certain tire.
Goodrichs and Leeds troubles were
told To Judge Tanner on Aug. 20, when
the Injunction was denied.
Today Goodrich swore he went with
a mechanic to the shop where Leeds
was TO have the engine used in the
automobile looked at. Mr.. Leeds OH
that occasion, according to Mr.. Good
rich, said. referring to the mechanic,
IF that man touches that tire, / Will
smash his head open"
Mr.. Goodrich further testified that
Mr.. Leeds and his son had a dispute
as 10 which would take care
OF the mechanic. Witness de-
clared he told Mr.. Leeds that II he,
Goodrich, had come there looking for
trouble he would have thrown Leeds
out OF the window.
Mr.. Leeds was cross-examined at
great length as to what he had done on
the tire since. the last hearing in court
Mr.. Engle, Of cousel for Mr.. Goodrich
insisting that M. Leeds had been
soldering" This Mr.. Leeds emphati-
cally denied.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
wATERVILLE.
BITING CAT ELUDES THE
HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Murrill Barret. aged AZ OF rs Burnham
street, was bitten in the finger by cat
last week; and the health department is
trying TO secure the cat, that It might be
examined for rabies.
The cat is not known 10 be the property
OF any one. but goes three times daily TO
% Meeder street for It's food. The people
there are not willing 10 have IL killed, and
refuse TO give the health authorities any
Information that Will lead 10 it's capture.
DIR. King, deputy superintendent OF
health. notified the police Of the Fourth
precinct this afternoon, and they referred
the matter 10 the Society for the Preven-
tion OF Cruelty TO Animals
Recently a dog was seen 20 bite several
other dogs and a cat on Bates street. and
an examination OF the animals brain
proved that II had been rabid
This afternoon a representative OF the
health department secured most OF the
dogs in that vicinity which were suspect
ed OF having been bitten. and took them
20 Dog officer Herbert Dean who will
board them at the cftyis expense.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
H0USECLEANERS BUSY
IN CENTRAL DISTRICT

The drug store said 10 be kept by John
F. Holland at 81 Chestnut street was Wis
tied yesterday by Capt. Maynard l..
stone of the Central police district and
Lieut.. Whipple. who arrested the clerk
Patrick j. Cooney, on whom they claimed
10 have one sale.
In court he admitted sufficient evidence
10 convict, was fined 500 and costs and
sentenced to 10 days In JAIL from which
he took an appeal, his employer furnish
ing 5000 bonds
The police have had their eyes on the
store for some time. as IL has been COM
planned against by citizens and by the
Rhode Island Temperance league Warn
ings have been given 10 the proprietor;
and once his license was held up
Chairman William n. Luther said this
morning that he understood that there
was an old indictment In connection with
the conduct of the place.
Capt. Stone, Lieut.. Whipple and Pa
trolman w. Mckenzie this morning
armed with warrants, went out on a dis
trict house cleaning trip and before they
returned to the Central station had Wis
tied the place at IS Mathewson street
and placed three women under arrest:
and the lid on another alleged questiona-
BILE house was fastened down.
The women under arrest are Malverino
Bressonette, the reputed proprietor Of the
race. who is charged with keeping llduor
for sale and with four sales and Annie
Malmstrom and Clara DesIaurler
charged with being lewd and wanton
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
MRS. STEWART TO
BECOME BRIDE Of
JOHN /. SMITH

Inverness. Scotland, Sept lO-Banns for
the marriage OF j. II. Smith of New York
TO Mrs. Rhinelander Stewart were read In
the parish church of Alvia, Inverness
shire. yesterday Mrs. Stewart arrived in
England only few days ago.
New York. Sept 1O.-John Henry Smith
is a bachelor and is one OF the wealth
lest men In the country. lie inherited some
years ago an estate valued at upwards of
SO. coo from his uncle. George Smith.
After the death OF William G. Whitney,
Mr.. Smith purchased the Whitney resi-
dence on Fifth avenue and has entertain
ed there lavLshly.
Mrs Stewart obtained a divorce recent
ly and IL was reported then that she In
tended TO marry Mr. Smith She Is much
interested I'm society, as is Mr.. Smith and
Mr. Stewarts indifference TO society af-
fairs was said TO be one of the reasons
for the estrangement OF the couple. Mrs.
Stewdrt was a Miss Armstrong of Phila-
delphia and a sister OF Mrs. Anthony j..
Drexel.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
NIPPLE CARRIED
SMALL INSURANCE
UPON HIS LIFE

Philadelphia, Sept. 10.-Contrary TO gem
eral belief, Frank X Nipple. the suicided
president of the wrecked Real Estate
Trust company carried only small
amount of life insurance. This became
known today when +. G. NewDourg.
counsel for the Nipple family announced
that policies for total OF only 1880 on
the life of Nipple have been found. The
attorney said II was the belief OF Mr..
Hipples family that he was insured for
a large sum.
District Attorney Bell today called upon
state Bank Commissioner Berkey for
definite information regarding the states
examination of the company's books. IL
has been asserted that the banking de-
partment has not made an examination
of the Real Estate Trust company i'm four
years Mr.. Berkey said he did not have
enough help to make a frequent exam
ination OF the 1900 institutions coming un-
der it's jurisdiction
Mr. Bell is also trying To determine
whether any other clique outside Of the
Hipple-Segal combination had anything TO
do with the looting OF the ruined bank.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
MANY COME FROM SOUTH

After "a delightful trip the following
passengers arrived here today from Nor
.oik and Baltimore ON the steamer Pow
hatau' Dr Duty and wife. VI ~ Frlose
MISS Estoy Miss c. l. sherman, r. e..
Lang. N. n sherman Thomas Cowan
r. -. Heronorus and wife. Miss NJ E
Reed W. G. shannon and wife. Mrs j.
W George Miss + + schultz J. r.
Hopkins Gen. Elisha n. Rhodes nnd
wife. X. G. Jllrich, Miss $ j. sleeve Miss
1wcCdt Miss Sunderland. Miss Itcne
Winner, Dr. w. y kidder. j w. Cur
dery. Miss No,t. r. r. HastingR Martin
Gitskcy. Mrs. r -lIa-t4l+sssAi- - far-tt-t
Tracy CtOtEc Farnen. r. J Farneu n
l. Dudley. G. A. Dudley. r. A. Thaver.
wife and child. Mr.. Peterson, Burt n
Flire Mr. Bateson. Mr Howarth. wife
aud daughter W $ Eastman. George W
Dey. Miss Furlong. Miss Gallagher. Mrs
j. ~ whitaker. q n Lc Maitre. Master
John easy. John Casey. Mrs Casey and
daughter. w. ~ Harter Judge Spalding
Miss Clark. Mrs. Ferrebel. Miss Grant.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
MAYOR NJ 'CLELLAN
bOUNCES PARK
COMMISSIONER

New York, Sept. i0.-Mayor Mcclellan
today removed from office Park Com
sioner George H. Walgrove of the bor-
ough OF the Bronx and charged him with
the misuse or his department for political
purposes against the mayor. Former Cor
oner Joseph /. Berry was appointed 10
succeed Walgrove
mo officer can run his department for
political purposes In this administration
i don't care whether II Is my interests or
not The department OF this city must be
run IN the interests OF the people
Asked II he would support the Demo
cratic ticket IL Mr.. Hearst was nominated
by the Democratic convention Mr. McClel-
Ian replied: This is a hypothetical ques-
ton. / am not dealing IN the hypothetical
Just now nor the conditional, nor the sub
junctive. The present indicative Is enough
for me-
The mayor reiterated his opinion that
District Attorney Jerome would be the
candidate for governor on the Democratic
ticket
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
SULTAN TO GIVE AUDIENCE
TO AMERICAN AMBASSADOR

Constantnople. Sept. 10-There is some
probability that John q. A. Eeishman.
the American ambassador to Turkey, will
be received in audience by the sultan dur
ing the present week for the purpose OF
handing in his credentials as ambassador
Mr.. Leishman has abstained from press
ing for an early reception since the sui
tan was taken I'll. recognizing that the
ambassadors To whom audiences had been
promised before the breakdown OF the
sultan had prior claim.
The suggestion contained In despatch
received from New York that the Amer
lean squadron under Rear Admiral
Brownson possible would make demon
stration I'm Turkish waters is not taken
seriously here. IL is pointed out that the
present relations between the United
states and Turkey do not Justify any such
action.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
COOKS WOUND WILL
NOT CAUSE DEATH

Pittsburg, Sept. 10.-Lawrence h. Cook
the member OF the legislature. who
was stabbed yesterday by Andrew Mac
MILAN. a justice OF the peace Of Carne-
gle, was reported at the hospital today
TO be out OF danger and assurance of
his recovery were given. Macmillan Is
locked up, but will be released on bail
later I'm the day, when II is said a hear
ing will be set for next week
Mrs Macmillan over whom the quar-
rel is said 10 have been precipitated has
been located by the police and summoned
to appear at the hearing. Macmillan is
charged with felonioms assault
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
SUSPICIOUS INDIVIDUAL
IN The ELMWOOD DISTRICT

There appears to be suspicious indi-
vidual or individuals lowering about
the Elmwood district and attempt
ing TO enter and rob houses.
1t was only recent ythat the
residence OF Mr.. Harry s. Wolfe at 1ai
Adelaide was visited and an attempt was
made at both the front and rear doors.
The midnight visitor was scared away by
the barking of the watch dog.
IL is also said that a man was found
few days ago In hiding on the third
floor OF the home OF Mr. Wilbur b. Aver
at 167 Lenox avenue and when asked his
business said "he was looking for fam
fly he thought lived up stairs" and lef,
In hurry before succeeding in obtaining
any valuahles.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
COL. BLISS Of
CRANSTON HELD
Up AS A MODEL

The commission on the memorial to
be placed In the National park at Vicks-
burg, met this afternoon TO consider
the designs submitted
Among these are two from John ~.
Hardy, sculptor and designer OF War
wick, who offers in one "A soldier I'm
infantry uniform and I'm the other
hgure representing old and young
America.
Another design has Col Zenas w.
Bliss for a model and is by Henry w.
Kitson OF Boston. A third design is
that made by Augustus Lekerman Of
New York, representing victory with
her wings spread.
Another is that of Sculptor Ebell.
from Newark N. j.. and represents a
soldier bearing a flag.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
COMPLAINT FILED AGAINST
METROPOLITAN OPERA CHORUS

New York, Sept 10-Fifty members
OF the Metropolitan opera chorus arrived
today on the steamer Ia Bretagne. Later
the chorus may have 20 go to Ellis island
to prove that they are not contract la
borers.
theatrical agent. John J. Barry. filed
a complaint with the department of com
merce and labor I'm Washington and with
the lmmigI authorities in this city,
i'm which he alleges that the chorus sing
ers come under the contract labor law. In
that they are laborers brought to this
country under contract.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
CUT HIS THROAT
THEN TELEPHONED
FOR A DOCTOR

New York, Sept. 19.-Anthony Pride. 81
years old a life insurance expert, living
at the Long Acre hotel killed himself
during the night by cutting his throat
Pride. after slashing his neck. evidently
regretted the deed. for he called up on the
telephone OF nearby physician who had
treated him for heart affection.
When the doctor answered Pride said:
For Gods sake come quick. I've cut my
throat" Pride died FIVE minutes after the
doctors arrival He was collector of
rare books. Illness caused the suicide.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
EXPRESS CAR SMASHED
BUGGY, ONE MAN HURT

two wagons at Steeple and North Main
streets al 1920 this morning. damaged a
buggy and injured Frederick J. Lee about
the hip.
The car. in charge or Conductor James
w Donohue and Motorman James Albro.
turned the corner and struck a buggy in
which were James j. Maher and wife Of
9 Elbow street: and the dasher. a wheel
and a shaft OF the buggy were broken
Lee was driving a delivery wagon OF the
Providence Public Market company,
which was struck by the car
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
RED HOOK SOCIAL CLUB
ENJOYED SUNDAY OUTING

The Red Hook Social club and friends,
numbering nearly l50 journeyed 20
Cleveland park yesterday for an outing.
In the ball game the married men won.
TO 0. In the fat mems race Bowater
crossed the line first. with Carey second
In the old mems race Murphy took first
place with Crosby n close second The
three legged race was won by Farrcl
and Gately. with Trimhle and Mulvey
second Curran landed hrst place in the
cripple race.
The committee OF arrangements was
composed ~ Mr. Trimbe chairman;
Messrs. Farrell Mccarthy. Mulvey and
Curran
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
GROUND BROKEN FOR
WESTERLY INDUSTRY

Ground was broken NJ Westerly yes
terday for the buildings of the w. +.
Stafford Manufacturing company. for
merly Of Portland Ne which will build
gasoline engines and motor boats The
first structure will be of wood with di-
monsions of so by 100 feet
The building will be located on the
property ~ s J. Reuter- on Margin street
The plans call FOR a large pier. built out
into the Pawcatuck river, which will be
used while testing the launches.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
FRANK M. WHITES FUNERAL

The funeral OF Frank NJ. White, presi-
dent and treasurer of the Frank NJ. White
company, who died suddenly last Friday
was held from his late residence, 1S7
Washington avenue. this morning. Rev.
G. A Denfcld. rector of the Church OF
the TRANSPORTATION, OBLIGATED. The bear
ers were Robert Brown. Arthur Heck and
Richard s. ODonnell, from the store, and
Henry Durfee, n cousin OF the deceased.
The burial was at Tiverton.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
Committee AGAIN TAKES
A SHY AT Tech PLANS

The city property committee met again
at 4:3O this afternoon 20 consider the
specifications for the heating and ven
tilating and electrical contracts for the
Technical high school building
Architects Martin and Hall have not
started work on the new specifications
yet as they are waiting for instructions
from the dilatory committee.
At the meeting this afternoon the mat
ter of bids for the proposed fire station
on West Clifford street was also con-
sidered
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
Zoe" MANN STILL ON DECK

Joseph NJ Mann. well and favorably
known iu this city from his long connec-
tion with the plano business has as
sociated himself with the we'll known
firm of Con n Darlins. whore his host of
friends and customers viii find him even
better able than ever 20 supply their
needs IN everything IN tho musical line;
and IN his new association he Is receiv-
ing many congratulations. while the firm
considers itself most fortunate I'm securing
his services
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
RESIDENTS OF
HAVANA ACuSED
Of SEO|T|ON

HAVANA. Sept. 1o.-Sixty more resi-
dents OF Havana and its immediate vi
cinity have been indicted for completely
with the rebers. They have been refused
the privilege OF bail
1t now appears that the rebels are in
possession Of the junction at Rincon OF
the United railway branches and trains
on the western line are stopped and
searched at will.
Rincon Is Is miles southwest OF Havana.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
MANSLAUGRTER CHARGE
AGAINST A POLICE MAN

New Bedford, Mass. Sept. l0-Patrol-
man Arod b. Holloway was arraigned in
the Third district court today on the
charge OF manslaughter in having caused
the death OF Edward Greenwood.
Greenwood was arrested Saturday after
noon by the patrolman on the charge OF
drunkenness. AS the result OF the blows
struck by the patrolman's club the man
died today OF a fractured skull. PATROL
man Holloway pleaded not guilty and was
held in bonds OF $500 for a further hear
ing Sept 2Oth.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
ONE DEAD As RESULT
OF A SUNDAY SHOOTING

Naugatuck Conn. sept 10.-Rocco
Saba. one OF the three men shot In an
Italian fight in the quarter known as
Little Italy" last night. died today Of
his wounds -.
Warrants were issued today for the
arrest OF Guisipo Errico. Dominick Riccio
and Rocco Trancanu on the charge OF
murder. but the latter two have fed the
town. Efrco who was seriously injured
by a bullet from Traicanus revolver, "a
az his home under the eye of the police.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
AMERICAN OFFICERS SEE
THE GERMAN WAR GAME

Berlin. Sept. i0.-The German war game
eliminated to-day I'm collision between
the cavalry and artillery divisions OF the
Reds and Blues In which 1000 lanccs
and 200 auick-hring machine guns took
part Emperor William. accompanied by
his American and other foreign guest,
and attended by numerous stan. ob-
served the game from elevated grounds
The Blues drove back The Reds
Major KOerner was detailed by the EN-.
perOr 90 attend Gen. Barry aud other Wis
iting American officers
His ma icsty talked with Gen. Barry foi
ten minutes on military subjects. lie was
especially jolly and his remerks were In
Structive.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
CURTIN ARRAIGNEO
ON CHARGE Of MURDER

Hartford Conn, Sept. 1O.-Francis
Curtin, the i7-year-old boy under ar
rest charged with the murder OF Robert
$ Jardins. was arraigned In court to-
day. The hearing went over until sat
urday 20 await the coroner's report.
Curtin cut Jardine's throat with a
razor Saturday night as result OF a
dispute over a ball game.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
Big BATHOUSE BUSINESS

The city bath houses near Washington
bridge were closed last Saturday night
after a most successful season. The po-
lice have not been called upon during the
season TO help maintain order among, al
though 3S.136 persons availed themselves
of the bath houses. OF this number 33. 5S6
were men and boys and 1900 were women
and children.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
WANTS FIVE YEAS WAGES

Alleging that Julia McNary owes her
wages for a period OF FIVE years. Muncia
Jongerell has sued her 20 recover 5000
Plaintiff claims that about the middle OF
September 1901 defendant hired her at
s. per week Plaintiff working until Aug
/. 1906. and receiving no wages at any
time The amount actually due is set at
s75s
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
FRANKLIN WILLARD SUED
FOR VALUE OF HORSES

The American Horse Exchange COM
pany. Rhode Island corporation. has
sued John Franklin willard TO recover
$500. who, i'm order to secure possession
OF two valuable horses and two mares, is
alleged TO have falsely represented him
self as n person OF considerable financial
standing and the owner OF the willard
Delivery company.
stone & Loveioy represent the plain
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
MOTORMAn PROBABLY FATALLY
INJURED IN A COLLISION

New York Sept. 1O-Twelve persons
were injured. one OF them a motorman.
probably fatally. Ia n collision between
two trolley cars at the New York end OF
brooklyn bridge today None OF the
passengers injured was dangerously hurt,
though nearly all had painful cuts or
bruises.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
ELECTRIC WORK BIDS RECEIVED

The time for the filing of bids for the
installation OF electrical work required
for the new armory closed today at noon.
No information was given out as 10 the
number of bids received but in a few
days a meeting will be held to consider
the proposals