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ben, bar til Baaroeler 81. Niellen,
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msrbolm for Ell aipbeium al $4,000
Aroner.
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@aar6eier sc. g. Mnberien, al CD
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ter @altber, iolgt til 9lnoers Mer-
gaarO, Sunoelep, for $4,000 &ro11cr
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mto 10000 &rpllers ltobetaling. Be-
iptning me0fglger. Gaor0en CT $50
50r. 2ano flor.
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lelnmer ira &jp6en6apn % Mpfpbina.
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Iios SDgoom aigaaet peo 0pben, 81
N(or 9onrmel.
Operretsla9fprer grnlt Gnl;l
9ubl &jpbenbapl, er safgaaet pco
Ieoen, omtrent 60 Mnr gomnel.
SS1.ititsraa0, Mn1tspejinlpettpr
M%noerlcn / Mpnne er oigoaet nco
Ggben, n Mnr g%arnntel. San bar
Ell lns1et lang MorrGffe pnret Mn1ts=
pejinipeftpr poo 9orl1boln og nul
eli opgtig % mcget uibolot gmbe0s-
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goor0 / Geltermarie Sogn pg bol
hapt mango offentlige @perp, ion
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Almiaoeliae Gfterretninger.

Oct q II + c + { 8 g a &
ez i Mor tiIbclt 6orfattereu Scope
Nafiar, Maleren Otto Sasluno,
aomponiiten 5ofus M1oerlen ogBil=
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s piifolrrM s I %
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Geitel1 for bam pau MifoD, oplplte
San, at ba ban begpnbte, bar Ser fun,
ca, 200 ,rngc, Ger fon1 paa Spiifole
aarlig, ga ~pnlcntlig al Gaarbmonos=
Itaubcr1, M ca. 5000 ON Marct %
5eritlnnot baaoe 9uslnaltos< %
@oal1onrrfsrhern, ia enoog ,8prn a!
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fan1;Iicr. 0e5uoeu bar Der-i Aorge
5bc;ige, 1Sinlono % Nncrifa opret=
let mango @pilfpler citcr ounlf Mprr=
tier.
Nrinc5c 20 baooe
7aoet sen lnrlffe 5ouFe at lanle ollie
Sc &oo1n, Scr Dor fulgts meO De
n.alloe Slnll1ltcr, ipm par len0te til
Ro,laena &ilte, meoens Sen benltoo |
Sopeiuleu poa Mmolienbor9. Wieo
liu funluncriife Guns % fine Sn1og
horbc ASrinlesla prb1et ollie oisle
broaenc N%ool1oilpjfer / eli Slugs bucz
foruig Molnn1e, Scr igjen inofatteos
olle Nalmcarcncne. Som eli 5lass
Nortoier oa,1neoe oisls lmrtfe 8rel1e
90 Goollo Sno9ongen i 5lotsfirte'1
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lille @ope, lom ltpocr op til Gbriitiar
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hes til6oge til Soroen igien, bpora.
sc CT ton1le, og &onAcns Slrgttin
&C rco ga, bppr olle OiSle Suli1oel
al Slouliter CT gjen1te. Moalfe ri
Ser / oen Elet Sorb til 5pmmerel
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lien.
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Gjsbenbasn.

Me0ltprtetG II.
Gal1Otuurn,t pe0 &rijtiults9ol1n Sup=
bert og Maifiuilrcoferi> pau &rilti=
%onsgopns 9ioen al &jsbenbapl1s
@ap1, er ltprtet lanulen. Saaruet
.bcltoo al ct 70 500 bit 9julfeltil-
lobs meo cit ltor Gnl1obeboloer, Ser
%inoebplot ca. 10000 Yrno @ono. 8e=
bolberen er ltDrtt looret mes pg far
fuloltnn0ig frutlt Stillaolct, men
FER It's oper CT ser ingen Sfooe lfet.
en- 81 bo1bSbpg u II 8.
5fjont Mf6oloSiagen oglaa / @opeo=
ltaoen bar fl1n11et glGoe Jig peo lturt
%6rcmgong Sc lenere Mar, fnibcr Set
bog itaoig for NfbolbsmGnoen, lnco
at fao pasienoe 2ofaler, bpor Sc fau
iamles til feltligt Samorr. Nlmin=
Del1ge SGrter letter Ute 1tor Fr15
paa at bape Sem til @jelter, tbi Ser
CT 10 pGientligit 5olget al SIN %
91, Ser giper 6ortjenelte1 % lloen CT,
riaelig Snotagt paa bisle 8p1ti fan
oct 0aarlig betale Jig at bolbe mutt
montere0e ng Speloplplte 2ofaler.
.Serlig paa geterbro % Treoerifss-
berg for man fplt 5apnet al gooe
I5Iifabslofalcr for Mfbol6smG11b, %
man bar 0erfor iii maattet bellntte
Zig til at opfbre Ell iGrlig 8pgning
paa @apeieIifabets Sci til bette
8rl1g. 5orleben neolagoes @rnno=
itenen til ben nDe 8pgning al 5reoe-
rifsberg acknowledgements Sor=
mano, Dr. Saeobp, % til Sommer
bill .5lora" ION BET ME afbolosbiem
fal beboe, itaa rebe til at bpbe ga
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Spllano.

9onif MnIfeefsport
Sra @orlens %nle0oeles, at GprtbeaSz
minbc Mejeri Ser pe0 @pen er bort
iprpagtet til ELECTROMAGNETIC
iom fortlGtter mes at lebere MGlf til
8erlin gjennem Mftiel elifabet rDanlt
Mnlfe=@fsport".
ct ibiel use paa
90 arf G II. 5orleoen 0g0e en- CANT
mel Mono / @pel beo 5ilfeborg I'M
ser temmelig triite Sorbol0. Sen
gonlle. bpis geobn er &asm1s &oeo,
bar ON Mftenan gaoet en- Sur i 5fal
Moie, bpor ban oct meite al Mftenen
tpbol0t fig bos nogle 5olf, lom boer
Osrltoe. Sent paa Mftenen git ban
0rrfra, og ingen laa noget til bam,
UT man nRlte 6ormiboag fanot Dam
l;sgenbe paa eli 8lgiamarf liot fra
SorringDejenk zoe poa 8od Utter
mari. Slot efter, at man fan6t bam>
bar 9ipet u6ill1ft. &imeligbis bar
Den ga1nle, Der CT ober 80 Mar, be-
ret noget berniet; Ran er faloen ON
ca bar life funnel reiie fig % naa
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-09

nNo'tc I Fa,vcT OF sort-En udseyt Samling af snpuhke IAN
sknhcr, Kunstrnrhe oy holse1iysbiucder tra de nordishe Laadr,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-14
6saques que caeben EEeuar
y salidas de este puerto

Vspor espa6ol Catalina" : Sali6
de Barcelona para esta, con las escalas
intermedias, el so del pasado.
Vapor espaflol "Conde Wifredo."-
Saldr5 de Barcelona ell IS del corrien-
|te para este puerto, con sus escalss
del Mediterrzueo.
Vapor cubauo "Julia ."-Estara aoui
lei ~ del corriente, procedente de
Habana y escaas.
Vapor frances Quebec. - Del ~
'al I8 del corriente. recalara proce
dente de Puerto Plata, y seguira viaie
para Europa, via ST. Thomas.
Vapor americana Caracas Sal
dra para New York, ell rs del CO.
rrientc.
Vapor americana Philadelphia. -
Estara aquf, procedente de New York
Ell io del corriente. saliendo al ST
guiente dia para Ia Guayra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-14
The President of the United States
Of America, Greeting;
To George S. Keck, Alan L. Reid,
and Mrs. Howard Willis.

You are hereby notified that there
has been filed in the Clerks Office
of the District Court of the United
States for Porto Rico certain com
plant by the above named plaintiff
against you in which he alleges
that about the first Of August 1908
he entered into contract with Geor-
sc 5. Keck, Alan /. Reid, and Geor-
&C w. Willis, by which he was to
occupy himself in securing the pur-
chase Of the franchises, etc. of the
Tranvfa de Ia Capital a Rio Piedras
owned by one Pablo Ubarri at a
price satisfactory to said Keck, Will
Its and Reid, and was to be paid
Il reasonable sum therefor that he
was to occupy himself in securing
other franchises for said Keck, Viii
tits and Reid ; that his efforts were
of avail in securing the sale of said
stock of laid Tranvia de la Capital
"a Rio Piedras. its right of way.
privileges and franchises. and that
he performed in every way his part
OF said contract which occupied him
for manv months; that said Mrs.
Howard Willits is the widow of
said George w. Willis that by rea-
son of plaintiffs services for said
Keck, Willis and Reid he deserves
the sum of five thousand dollars as
compensation; that said Keck on
behalf Of himself ard said Willis
and Reid accepted his services and
frequently promised to pay him
therefor, said promises being con
Itinued as late as April, 1000. that
nothing has been paid in that behalf:
and that he has been damaged in
the sum Of FIVE thousand dollars.
You arc hereby required to appear
and answer said complaint within
forty (4o) days from the date of the
service hereof, otherwise the plaintiff
viii take Judgment for the sum dem
anded ia the complaint, to wit: Five
Thousand Dollars.
WITNESS the Hon. Chas. F
Mckenna, Judge Of the District
Court Of the United States for Porto
Rico and the Seal thereof at San
Juan, this Goth day Of March A. d.
1906, and in the I3oth year of the
independence Of the United States Of
America - Attest II. H. Scoviile.
Clerk.-by A. NJ Bacon, Deputv.-
Joseph Anderson Jr Attorney for
Plaintiff.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-14
I'M la clRTE lH DISFRIFt
DYL BlSfgIft JUDICIAL BE san JUAN. 7. B.
EstadoS Unidos de America. }
El Presidente SS.
de les EstadoS Unidss.
Ex-PARTB, Jos6 Balado
SORRE DOMINIC

pos cUANTO Ell abogado Don Ma
gluel Moraza Dfaz, nombre dc Don
lose Balado, ha promovido expe-
diente ante esta Corte, para acredi-
tar el dominic siguiente
"R1stica, sta en- ell barrio dc San
turce de esta Capital, sitio demo
ninado "Seboruco" con una extcn-
sion dc setenta cuerdaS, ochcnta Y
cuatro c6ntimos de otra, cquivalentcS
doScientoS seterta y OCho mil Cua-
trocientos ochenta y nuevc metros
cuadrados, 6 sean veinte y Siete
hectarcas, ochenta y cuatro areas, Y
ochenta y nuevc ccntiareaS, colin
danteS al Norte, con terrenoS dc
Dota Francisco Garcia de Andrea,
separados por la zanja del "Machu-
chal" al Sud con tcrrenos del
Avuntamiento de San Juan, otroS
lc Mr.. Dooley, y otros de Mr. Schi-
1ner, separados por ell camino del
'Seb0ruco" terrenos de Matea An
dino, v los m2nglarcs del cafIo de
Martin PefIa al Este, con terrenos
de Mr. Schimer, situados al Norte
0cl CamlnO del SeOOrucO Y los tc-
rrcnos va expresados del Ayunta-
miento dc San Juan, y al Oeste, con
terrcnos de la Succession de Vicen-
te dc los Santos.
poR TANTO habicndo ordenado Ia
Certe Ia tramitracion del referido cx-
pediente, Sc pdblica cl prescntc Edic-
TO, para que las perSonas cue Sc
consideren perjudicadas con la ms
cripci6n de dominic solicitada, hagan
uso de su derecho en- el t6rmino de
sesenta dfas naturales, contados dcs-
lie Ia primera publication de este
Edicto.
Extendido bajo mi frma v sello
official de la Corte, hoy dia once de
Abril de mil novecientos scis. -
lose E. Figueras, Secretario. Por
A. Marin Marien, Subsecretar.o /
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-14

PoK CUANTO habiend0 prcscntadO
-n Corte alberta el abogad0 Don Do
njnQo A. Massari, una moci6n a
nombre de Camden Redingcr, solici-
tando sc declare 4 su favor el Gomi
MO de Ia siguiente tinca:
prGdio rdstico de ochenta Y cinco
cuerdas de terreno, mas 8 men0S
-quiyalentes 4 trcinta V tres hect1-
reas, cuarenta areas y ochenta cua-
tro centiaIeas, r2diCadas en el barTio
'.Pugnado Adentro' del t6rnin0 NIT
nicipal dc Vega Baia; en- lndes por
ell Norte, con terrcn0s dc Ia Succession
de Ruperto Laureano y Succession Pa
v6I, por el Sur, con Dcogracias Agui-
lar, Nicolas Laurcano y Bartola Cruz
por el Este, con Francisco Crespo; Y
por ,el Oeste; con la SUCCESSION Pa
v6n
PoR 1ANTo habi6ndose dispuestc
Dor eli Honorable Pedro de Audrey
Iuez de esta Corte, sc publique Ia
petici6n por tres veces en- IN peri6-
dice de los de mayor circulation de
esta Ciudad, para que los que tengar
.algtiu dcrecho real sobre Ell .inmue
bic descrito, las personas ignoradas
4 qtienes pucda perjudicar La ms
cripci6n y en- general todo el que
desee oponerse. pucda efectuarlo
sdentro del tSrmino de seSenta dias
naturales, libro el Presente en- San
Juan, Puerto Rico, once de Abril
ae 1900. Jose E. Figueras, Secfe-
Sario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-14
CURA GARANTIZACA PARA LAS
ALMORRANAS

sIMPLEs ? sANGEANTEs ExTERT0REs y con
pisaE6n. Los b0ticarios Gevolveran e dinero al Ell
UNGUEETO de PAZO deja de eurar cualauier casa
por rebelde que IA dias. La prmera aplica-
C6n da slivo sosiegO. 81 ell boticario no 10 tiene
cAvienos oil equiVslente 50 cts. oro americana en-
sellos dc correo. Sc enyarA franqueads per Paris
Medicine Co., g. LOxis, No. K. U.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-14

La empresa Lowande y Garcia
anuncia para esta noche la trigesima
segunda function en- el circo Lovan-
de.
Las vistas cinematografcas que Sc
cxhibiran al pdblico seran de gran
efecto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-14

Aver rcgres6 de su excursion Z
Ponce, el Supcrintendentede Carload
Mr. Adam c. Haeselbarth.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-14

Han llegado 4 poder del sefior Te-
sorero de Puerto Rico 10 denuncia S
contra individuos de Guayama, Cabo
Rolo, Lajas, San German Aguadilla
Caycy Cidra, que infrigieron Ia le-
yes dc rentas Intcrnas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-14

Para esta tarde Sc ha anunciado In
mltin de propaganda unionista en- e]
barrio Pi1etas, de Lares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-14
-
ESTUDlO DE ABOGADOS
Y NOTARIA
J Antonio Alvarez-Nava {
y Emilio Garcia Cuervo &
y Francisco de la Tore Il
81 O., aox a1s--TRGEEONO 2ap.
SAN JUAN. p r. SAN JusTo %
e. PtsO.
NOTICIAS

Las iglesias dc San Juan sc vieron
anteaycr y aver muy concurridas por
los heles cat6licos que deseaban to-
mar parte en- los feStivales de la Sc
mana Santa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-14

FL senior A. n. Wood, comandante
de Ia marina dc los Estados Unidos
| y Ayudante del Inspector del tercer
distrito de faros, de scrvicio en-
Puerto Rico, nos participa en- atenta
circular que desde el II del actual Ia
boya Inner Manchas Schoal Bell
Buoy situada la entrada del puer-
to dc Mayagiiez, ha sido pintada con
el nGmero I[2 y que en- la misma
fccha Sc Ia Dorado el nombre Ca
llardo Schoal' de Ia boya, cores
/ pondicnte al bajo de su nombre, pin
tardosele el nImero I.
: Fl lunes volveran abrirse las es-
cuelas pGblicas en- toda la isla, las
que nan permanecido cerradas du-
rante Ia Semana Santa.
Aver rcgres6 de su excursion 4
Ponce, el Supcrintendentede de Carload
Mr.. Adam c. Haeselbarth.
Acusamos recibo la circular que
nos envian Ell Presidente ofciaies
de la Union Obrera Central del Dis
tr1to dc San Juan referente q la
ASamblea constituyente y festas de
de conmemOracion del Q de Mavo,
a Ia que asistiran representatives dc
las uniones de San Juan, Bayam6n.
Toa Alta, Corozal, oa-Baia, Dorado,
Ncga-Alta Vega Baja, Naranjito Co
merio, Rio-Piedras, Trujillo Alto,
| Carolina Lola, Rio Grande. Catafio,
Palo-Seco, Caguas, Gurabo, Tuncos
San Lorenzo y Aguas Buenas.
El inspector de plomeria Mr.. Us
hard, dependiente de Ia Junta Supe-
rior dc Sanidad, ha presentado la
renuncia de su cargo, basandola en-
que el sueldo asigrado & esa plaza
reSulta eXCaso.
Dicha renuncia ha sido aceptada.
Esta mahana sali6 en- autom6vil
para Caguas el jefe de Ia poicfa in
sular, Mr. Hamill, y Sc espera regre-
sc hoy.
| En- Humacao fuG sorprendida ano-
che una jugada 10 prohibido ares
tando la Policfa insular a los iugado-
res y ocupandose los naipes y dinero.
Para esta tarde Sc ha anunc iado lin
mitin de propaganda unionista en- el
barrio Pi1etas, de Lares.
Han llegado & poder del sefior Te-
sorero de Puerto Rico 10 denuncia $
contra individuos de Guayama, Cabo
Rojo, Lajas, San German Aguadilla
Cayey y Cidra, que infriqieron Ia le-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-14
GRAN ESTABLECIMENT0 FOT0GRAFCO De R COLORADO
HI11H1or1 "a
sANJUAN DE PUERTO RICO

m@ ZONES Reproduced m mn n
VsahH
que @ h hd th de u
AL Y FRANCES
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-14

En- Hunacao fu6 sorprendida ano-
che una jugada a 10 prohibido arres-
tando la Policia insular los jugado-
res y ocupandose los naipes y dinero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-14

Esta mafana sali6 Ell autom6vil
para Caguas el jefe de Ia potcfa in
sular, Mr.. Hamill, y Sc espera regre-
sc hoy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-14
EJ La C0GIB Do 1ISlRIf0
dbl ILSTRIf0 JUDICIAL Do SAE JUAN ?

Estados Unidos de America,
El Presidente SIS.
de les Estados Unld0s.
RX-PARTH, Camden Rodinga
D~CLARACIoN DE DOMINO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-14

FL lunes volveran 4 abrirse las es-
cuelaS pGblicas en- toda Ia isla, les
que han permanecido cerradas du-
rante la Semana Santa.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-17

Wednesday evening Miss Sedenia
Dunford, of Boise, and Hon. A. A.
Richards, of Emmett, were happily
married at tle home of the brides
mother. Mr.. Richards is secretary
OF the Payette-Boise Water Users
Association and was a member of
the last legislature. His bride is a
charming and accomplished young
lady. The happy couple will
spend their honeymoon in Cali.
fornia.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-17
MIDWAY ITEMS

Mrs. Wilson Lesser is still in
Boise visiting friends.
Mr.. c. w. Lynde is 10 Boise, at
present, doctoring.
Mr.. Charles Bumgarner, from
Blackfoot, Idaho, is here with his
brother James. He expects to
move here with his family in
March.
Mr.. Bert Stumbaugh has pur-
chased the old Midway school
house for $4,000. The people
around here are very interested to
see what is going to happen next.
as he is having it moved on his
farm and fixed up for a house.
There hasen't been much doing
here this week.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-17
Deserved Tribute.

In R. Farrar, station agent O.
the Oregon Short Line at Caldwell,
Idaho, the road has one of the
most capable and popular young
men that adorn a like position in
all of Idaho. Mr.. Farrar has serv-
ed the company and the public in
this identical position for the past
seven years. Railroading has been
the business of his life. Twenty
OF his best years have been passed
in its service and fourteen of these
years have been strenuously and
loyalty given to the O. S. L. and
he has served meantime in the
general offices, as dispatcher, and
as agent. Keep your eye on Mr..
Farrar. he has the fiber of the
young man who climbs. Idaho
Magazine.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-17
MIDDLETON

Frank Estabrook of Nampa was
In Middleton on business last Tues
day.
CLANCY Sake. of Emmett. en-
route for Caldwell, was a visitor OF
Middleton last Sunday.
Rev. Holman delivered sermons
at the revival meetings several
nights this week.
Miss Lena Meth is recovering
after an illness of several days.
Miss Laura Walker was in Cald-
we'll visiting with friends one dav
this week.
Mr.. Tolman, Boise Candy Cos.
representative, visited Middleton
merchants last Monday.
The box supper and program
which was to have been on the ~.
lot reasons unknown, has been
deferred until some future date.
Mrs. Green Williams has been in
Weiser the past week with her
sister, Mrs. j. Kline, who is very
ill.,
Mr.. Josiah Cave is recovering
from the fall on the ice which
occurred more than a month ago
He is able to be around with the
aid of clutches.
Mrs. Agnes Swinerton met with
the Middleton Rebekahs last Tues
day night. After dainty refresh
ments were served and an excell-
ent time was enjoyed by all
present.
Mr.. Clyde Arrasmith, of Mrs.
Switt's Piano House, Boise, is a
Middleton visitor this week.
Mrs. Jacob Plowhead who has
been suffering for over a month
with broken leg is still suffering,
and is progressing but slowly.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-17
GOVERNMENT AWARDS CONTRACTS
ON RECLAMATION PROJECT
Lowest Bidders Get Contracts Except
in One Instance.
WORK TO START AT ONCE

A dispatch from Washington yesterday says that the
Secretary of the Interior has awarded the contracts for the
PayeeBose Reclamation project Work will be started
under the supervision of W. Ross engineer charge
of the reclamation work Idaho The bids were opened in
Boise February l. The contracts follows
Schedule The dam in Boise river contract let to
the Utah Fireproofng company at $15s950
Schedule 3That section the canal from Indian creek
the Deer Flat reservoir let Conway & White at
$S54OO
Schedule 4-Sructural work; contract let to Page &
Brinton of Salt Lake at $4s855
Schedule 6-The lower embankment of the Deer Flat
reservoir; contract let to Hubbard Carlson $25655O.
The awarding of contract schedule No. the gates
deferred pending receipt information from the lowest
bidder
With respect to schedule No g. on which there only
bid that of Hubbard Carlson $23725 the secretary
declined award and ordered that
for bids
Bids for schedule No. 5, the upper embankment of the
Deer Flat reservoir all held to be high The lowest
that of Mcdonnell of Duluth, whose figure 1892 l5O
Under these circumstances the secretary has authorized the
reclamation service do that work under the direction of D.
w. Ross supervising engineer.
The work there consists of moving vast of
material for the construction of the embankment but
ieved be done cheapy by the government This
because there will not be much work. the material being
situated that be transported by tramway where
to be used
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-17
Mr.. Little. Improvements.

Architect Thomas H. Soule is
now drawing plans for the enlarge
ment of T. K. Little's business
block on the corner of Main and
Kimball. The building when COM
pleted will be 5oxI2o feet, 2
stories, modern and up.to date in
every particular. 1t will be steam
heated. Excavation for the steam
heating plant will be started upon
Mr.. Little's return from the east.
Half of the second floor will be
used for Offices and the other halt
for a carpet and rug room. The
building when completed will be
one of the best and most beautiful
business structures in Caldwell.