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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
THE GLEBE SCHOOL,.

5Closin~ Feature Of a Very Sue!
cessful Term S Ct olar ships.
The Glehe School. Of fich MI. Junius
D.$Leighs Is head-nlas ter, clo sed on 81 Fri.
day j unes 9Th until the fall term II VI
This Is the fourth year Of the school &C !
and the result Is Of the work, as indi Heated
byy the exa mination, are more satisfac-
tory! and gratifying than those of any
previous term. # With the exception of
two + pa pers, all written york was ex-
5a1nined ana passed upon hy the head Bof
the school. II !. sGs B.
~ n Glass "a, the gold medal for scholar
ships awarded to the pupil with the high
est tayernge on all stud les, was won n ~
sWyndhami b anton. The competi tioniW 9
SO spirited and animated tina t tho con-
testan t who gained the prize was fol-
lowed closely by Hunt ter Il Bar ksdale ana
Anthony. Adams, each Of WI ON received
the same mark. The gold med al offered
In Class B { was borne off a by Taylor
Scott, with Dewitt Adams q very close
second. lEg IL; IS " 81, gg5,s
Tho following statement gives In or
der the standing of those whose marks
for scholarship are highest: WynhaIn
Blanton V 0S t1-S J; Ant hony3 "a dams, 81; Hun
ter Barksdale, o.; 3 Taylor & Scott, 96H 81;
Dewitt Adams 4 95 4 u; allace Blanton,
81; Thomas swineford, "a ISL i!3 K
::3 The boys OF the school have acquitted
themselves with great credit 81 in
developmentSof mind and deVelo pment Of
character, progress and elevation are
conspicuous. In this connect Ion, Mr..
Leigh has 4 just received n q letter from
Dr. gorge II, Denny, presi dent Of IN ash
3ington and Lee University. He offers Q
scholarship In the university to 4 tho best
or the most advanced student of3{this
school for the term Of 1906-'o7. The
scholarship is worth $50, and exempts
ttp holder from payment Of tuition fees
In the academic and engineering de-
5partmentss Of the university The Glebe
School may now be regarded as q ;perma-
5nent feature Of the educational institu-
stions Of Richmond. s34 I: 35g3 Id u.
+ 4! The following Is ! Is registry since \ It
first opened 4 B5S % III IA 5y
Anthony Adams, IT, Dewitt Adams, r..
Hunter Bnrksdale. Charles g, Il Biting,
Il H. Wallace Blanton. Wyndham 3. Blan-
ton, Archer X Briggs, Walter Briggs.
4 Nelson Baughman. Howard 4 8. Danner,
s1cComas French, Egbert L. Giles, r.
+ Haxall Grundy, Edward T., Hunt, ].
Sutton Jones, Hughes Lindsay ,25l Nv amer
Moore, Winthrop Pizztni,l Willie Rothert,
r. Taylor Scott Gray Valentine, Il w tier
Vaughan, Doxley Vaughan. Thomas
sSWineford, Leigh Wilson. "a NJ fl $s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
+ MRS. ANGUS RECEIVERS
Lady, Who Was Severely Hurt
BY Fall, Returns Home.

Mrs. L. v, Angus. who was \ at flrst
thought to have been fatally hurt ny
failing down flight Of steps In M iller,,
and Rhoadss department tore, and re-
ceiying q FRACTURED skull and other in-i
.jurles two weeks ago. has recovered to-
such an extent that he 4 was able 4 o
leave the Memorial Hospital yesterday.
8a The doctors thought at first that even
iit she did recover that she would be;
paralyzed for the rest OF her life.s hut!
now they are even hopeful that tho
aged lady will recover from that also.
The !, doctors at$the hospital were ct
would be sure to develop, but, In spite
of her severe injuries. Mrs, Angus be-i
gan Improving steadily shortly3after the
accident, Il, 81 M M ~ I; jsi II
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BY BABYI.O N'S WAVE
Choral d Service at Holy
Trinity This IA fterno on.

at S "a. clock at thee Church OF the Holy
Comforter the choir wi II render for ffer-
tory BY Baby lon's Vaye. y, by Gouno = !
master s gre testI short composition 8 and
the choir have BEEN iligently rehea rising
isame4for some time to enable them 70, q do g
Justice tQ Tue bale nsS Of ne ne music
FOL lowing Is ho} programme Proees-
isional Hymn. Holy Tfoly. Holy. Lord God:
Glor la Fatri. Winchesterx {. N /. /. y
Shippers IN IF; OHerto Dry, BY sBabylon,s
Wave, g ounod In p; Benediotion Hy Y n
Sweet Saviour Bless US Pre- w. td0
Hymn Holy, Holy IIol ord ~ y.
n The choir now con siStss OF tWenty-si ~.
Voices Mr. r. G. Sal sbury IS the Or
5parist and choir RI mast er. Iss 4s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
F'LAYED JESSE JAMES.
Bad Man, Of "sprouse Hollow
Been Arrested and Jailed, t

lSpeclal 10 - nc SIlIHeS-Dl6pAtCH.lssp
81 STAUNTON, " Al, Tune g. "A notorious
5icharacter,of "4sprouse Holl ow.' I'm Frank
Isprouse, who recently escaped from the
Augusta county jail by saving IN two q
bar to the window, and who has been
playing the Jesse James act and terrorlz-i
Ing the neighbors Of the Craigsyille
.neighborhood, , 4 was Jailed here to-day,
charged with numbering Conner Boyd,
a foreman Mt the Virginia Portland ce-5
lment Works near sprouse Hollow, upon
receiving a telegram from the Portland
Cement Company read ding n Send man.
mt once to take Frank sprouse, MUIR
5derer, to jail. u N s
Police Chief Simpson sent the tjajler
and Deputy Sheriff Bucher for the prise
soner, sprouse, II Is reported, shot Boyd
three times In the chest. The shooting
was n result 3of ..fepd which had existed
between the men. sprouse and Boyd
had "a personal encounter In the morning
and Sprouse was badly beat ten. s5 1,s, 4
AS soon as the report Il OF the ARRAY
spread a mob ran the m urderer down and
captured him. Before being captured
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gpforss Was sltot I'M 4 i,s ~ 4 ana VIM
the iAttseS being tits result 10Y 4ti acct
dentnl hiSchAf6e % the automatic ColtIi
revolver With which be shot Boyd!
The neiShborhood 81 FordWick Nwati
greatly atoused ~ the shooting, and TIL
timely arrival of the sheriff prevented
The iynching Of the criminal. The moi!
was IA state Of Intense excit cement, ant
The officers had great d f',culty IN hoidint.
them back. 81 AS "a rs
B Boyd held d Responsible position viii
the cement company and was popuiht
fsptouse. when brought here 70 day, Hat
q number OF wounds and his face is badly.
cut under the left eye. He liz considered
Affotorious t1espersdo. IA N
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STRICKEN while
MAKING SPEECH
Gloom Cast Over G Conference 81
X Dung Woman s Christian As IS q.
ISOLATION at Asheville. s55s
Especial to The Times i, !, -D,spatoh.)S


81 ss,4AsHEVIILD, 4 n, n G., y une "a gloom
was cast over the 800 delegates Attending
the twelfth annual Southern Conf ference
OF the Young Woman's Christian Assoc:
citation by the death Of Mrs George II,
Atkinson, ,secretaryS Of the conTnli ttee OF
the iCarolnas, which oc curred at O clock.
this morning. Nv lille making an ddress
at the opening exerc lses last night Mrs.
Atkinson was attacked. 2. with heart
failure and never rec ned consc iousnesss
She was Miss Frances Bridge. who for.
several years was secretary Of the
Amer. can committee. Short services
We're held in the music oom at IIenil-i
worth Inn, where the conf ference Is lii
Session, this morning at 10 9 clock, "
Sisghtd r Alfred Gmsa 6
the general duties OF the Christian
wSSks sg s8 lS55s N 53is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Annual COMMENCEMENT.
4faracia1 10 ThA Times. Dispatch.)

CtIARLOTTEcsyrLLD VA, June 81
Alumni and Visitors are arriving 70 at
tend the eigh 5annunl commences
snlent ~ the University OF virg inia. which
begins TO morrow. The Rev. Poindexterss
Is. Henson, B .. D., Of Boston. who will
deliver the annual address before the!
Young Mems Christian Asso citation In
the public hall at the university to.nor.S
row night. reached Charlott esytlle IL to- o.:
day, ana tonight, before a large audi
tet,ce, 4 gave his lecture on 4 Backbone
at the First Bapt fist Church. MI. Hen
son Is q native Of F1uvanna county. this
State & II $s $S3ss.
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Charge w as Serious.

ll 1Spe clhl to- The Times. DIsDatc h.) ~
d WINSTON sALDM IN {. c., June ~.
Policeman w. r. samuels. the oni " officei
employed by thu 4 own OF Kernersville to
see that citizens and visitors keep tho
pence. was indicted several days agd
Il 4 az from D 3D.. Kerner, eli hteen months
ago. The warrant WAS sworn out by Or.
sKcrncr, and Policeman samuels wal
cited to trial before Justice of the Peace
y. NJ. Csuyer, OF Kern ersvill AT TIL hear
Ing. last night the ina gistrate dismissed
tho case, taxing Or. Kerner, tn q prosecu.5
tor, with the costs. IN II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
I Odd-FelloWs' Home Finals.

Patrick Henry Lodge, No. y, gIS ~ =:
=. has received an invitation i 70 attend ter
the closing exercises OF the odd Fellows
Home School Al chburg, which taxes BIses
place to- morrow. ,,,S
rcnf1 cred consisting OF vocal and nstru-
mental selections and recitations. and
viii be completed with the awarding 4 81
honors pupils. I q. ..
Several members Of Pat ~. Henry len have I've
ssignified their in entions q going to
3Lynchburg for the sion, n y VI,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Excitement IN the M arket.

Quite al commotion was created in the
second Market last mi ght, when q negro
named ]. D. Porter got Into ar alterca-j
ton with Mr. "a. ,. Sheppard and finally,
came ri to blows. As crowd 60 thered ~ In
q short time, and & the interve OF!
the police stopped the trouble in Its In
5ception:g Both men We're ,f ARE res
! "A short time afterwards James Wilson,
"a colored youth, started 20 rough house
in Sthe same market but no WAS most
istrenuously set Town on by sAfr.5aY W.
iIiller,SS who took him I'M hand and turned
him over to- Captain VIII tlock Ne He was
locked up in q cell at the 3 lrst.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
WORKMAN Buried
beneath land ! |. SLIDE 1! {.
Aged Colored Man Fatally In
jured in Accident on Belle
Isle. A

While at work in sand pit on Belle
Isle. early yesterday afternoon, Alfred
Smith, an aged negro man, was crushed
and completely covered with a down.
rush OF earth and SANG. He was taken
at once to the city hospital and given
prompt treatment, but the nature or
his injuries were such that he died at
$50 In the afternoon. X "a sl5tt
Il Smith,, who Is 81 years OF age, had
Just finished eating HIS dinner, and was
beginning his afternoon work, with ans
other negro, named Bryce Boiling, when
the avalanche OF dirt overlook them both
and buried them several feet deep In the
debris. .fS @ il. tls X. X s
Both men were extricated by their COM
panions. and Boiling was found TO be
,unhurt save for a bruised ankle while
Smith was unconscious and bleeding from
q multitude OF wounds, having suffered
several compound fractures OF the arms
and legs. 5liFf
The ambulance was 'phoned for q {
l:lO, and Dr. IIud gins responded Al break
neck speed. he did all he could do to
make Smith comfortable, and Rolling Was
taken 10 his hons. At the hospital, Smith
was treated and his fractures encased In
PLASTER castings. OF these there were q
compound fracture OF the left ankle. n
compound comminuted fracture OF the
left forearm. the arm broken. below the
elbow, and numerous other wounds, But
the, man was Internally injured. and IN
spite Of the medical treatment he passed
In. his chips, DR.. Taylor viewed the body
soon after death at the Almshouse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Won An Automobile.

n The automobile which was raffled gon
by the United Commercial Traveller at
5N1cC oy's Drug Store last nigh t. was won
by Mr. w. G. Blanton; who is with the
NV. lowe and Company. i4
sg For several days past many chances
were sold, and early last night the store
grew Y crowded with ticket-ho lders, who
anxiously waited for the drawing. And
when the time drew near the excl ement
was Intense. S III 81 1, 5ss Il II
n Mr.. Blanton lis very proud Of his ma
chine and considers himself g luc kyf man
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10


5occur4the presentation OF a loving cup to-
Professor Roger Gregory, III " retir-f
ing dean Of tho Law d Department.. Ad-s
dresses will be made by. Hon: Royal %. Il
Cabell and Hon. H. r. Pollard. Presi--Sf
dent BoatWrlglt will preside. Ssh
Y Commencem proper will occur w Cd o.
snesday evening Juna 9Th, at 10 z. M S5
and the address xvi be delivered by l'rin-55
scipal H. b. Trissell, LII. D., OF Hampton Il
wa. Degrees and 1onors will be awarded
AT the conclusion OF this q reception
will be 4 xtenhed to graduates, Alumni
trustees and students In the Memorial
Library. ISL
High School Finals. Sasss
The comrnencements exercises OF the
Richmond Ugh School will be held %onf
Thursday night III the AGA denny OF Music.
Rev. Dr.. N N Z. s McFaden will be q tho
speaker Of the occasion !. and after his his
address the d eliYeryi OF the diplomas
medals and prizes will be announced lou e.
and awarded. The three most important
and eagerly sought of ter prizes are those
given for the best essay on some subject
connected with Conf derate history and
one on the old Bell b. over, in Richmond,
and a third on the SSvtlluc Of teaching lng
Temperance In the pub schools. ;33
Closing Of N ormal School.
The closing exercises OF the Co Ilt'' \
Normal School, % 81 Richmond. will take tllt
mace On ednesd lay night in the First
African Church. President J. 4 H. Smyth
of the Colored dReformatory, in Hanover
county \, will make the id dress, and there.
Will be "a very pleasing programme be-
sides the awarding Of the diplomas and AND
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Ran Into Open Switch.

night passenger train from Atlanta to
On tho Georgia Railroad ran
into lEanS open switch at n Mesena. 2derall-3
ing the engine and three cars. a report
from the general n offices Of the road at
and the only passengers injured were
those In the negro coach. a Il telephone
message to the Chronicle Is to the effect
that five were seriously njured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
GIRL DEF leo COURT
B5 AND MARR led AGED MAN
fBv Aasociated press. s !

3s tBy " "A ssociated Press.)
Ss LOS sANG HLEsj CAL, June 90 wit Of
Ssabeas corpus liy esterda y "a rel eased Neiiie
Muhdeli f4s.ris from ) Ill and from the coi.-
III contempt 81 enc Juvenile court FOR break
Ing her promise to I'm by marrying bud
LOWS, q man m any years 8lier senio Tht
writ was tssMed by JUDI q ray. OF tho dis
atrict court OF calls, who releahed the girl
wife upon VI % ball. bens furnished by hss
ht,bho
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GIRL NOW SAYS I sA ]! |.
D|Dh' SWALLOW Jewel
nv Associatod Preas, } 8

sSS (By Associated Press,) ES5553
H CHICAGO, June 8. dispatch 20 the
Record Herald from Omaha says: Mac!
Thomas B yes terda y5 nullined the argument
q her lawyer that the $500: diamond she
10 charged with stealing may have sltppedi
down her throat unint tent ionall because
her throat was sore from mumps.s by tess
stifying that she could not have swallowed
the gem at that time because of her af-;
fiction. She finally made 3aa posi- tive state
5ment that she did not swallow the Jewel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
SVirginian5 to Get ], ( ! Degree

Especial to The Tlmes-D5IIspnt7c!Hn. ..7ll'E
NEW HAVEN, CONN. June ss.|A e. mo :.
fila students who will receive the bach.
elor OF laws degree, with honors from
Yale University law schoo l June q th,,& is
Robert. Ludlow Nase, OF Hebron Va,
one Of six southerners to win degrees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Forest Hill Park.

Forest Hill Park. under the manage
ment Of air b. Aiusgfaye, Is being
conducted In d highly creditahle and
pleasing manner this sea son. There ls n
new playground for the children, moving
pictures and entertainment daily. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
.The Soutl,s !. Cot.to,l I. ,Mlills.l

Il IA revised list of tho cotton m, lis OF ths
South, 81 made BY the Acknowledgement Re.
cord, shoRs q total OF ei2 cotton mill Ecom.:
5panles and firms. with e,470, 6f7 spindies,,
and PIC. 2s3 looms, or es7, 600 more spindlea
than were In use In j 900. The invested
capital has Increased from ill, s37 900 Il
1900. to $3.50, 600, 900 in 90. = MontsomerJ
Advertiser. '.3ts sty3
s$ Hiss Margaret Harriss.s OF Wilmington,
N. sa c., 4 Is the guest OF relatives Mt 703
East anklin@ Stree AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Blackburn i t, Succeeds Gorrnari.5
!. \. J(ByG. Asso ciated Press. M

" +; n. (Byt AHso ella ted Press.) m
WASHINGTON, y J une z9,--At q meeting
OF the 81 Democratic senators to-day Sem :!
ator$ Blackburn,qof Kentucky, was elected
chairman Of a the Democratic conference
TO succeed Senator German: 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Big Plant Burned.
NV ,ylAstso,,cciated Press.)l

w Associa lated Pr ess.)) s.s
W. IUNTINGrON " Al, III juno The
plant Of the west Virginia Brewing Com
pany was destroyed by! nrs enrly TO day.
Tho loss'fs 100000. partly covered by In
surance. "a "a Il sY, H w 25 X y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
APPEARANCE OF EVIL.
Judge Witt Charg es2 Certain Bar
4 k, keepers to,S Keep Crowds Away

TT ~ 80
ssasf Speaking from the bench Of the }Iiust-i
sings Court yesterday mo rning, ~ dgeH B.
sB. Witt made a charg e to- several. bar
Keepers s he had summoned which viii y
be wa tched witt Il much interest by those
who want TO sec the Sunday selling OF IL:
8quor stopped. He told the saloon- owners
that 4 they allowed people TO congre-s
gate around any en- rance that might
lead to their places Of business on 70
Sunday, that this would be t.a good sign
OF their selling liquor on Tint day and
1 that they must suffer the conseq uences.f
The judge said he would i see that the.
police kept strict eyes on II such all
legs and en- frances : sl l5 H.
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MI. Pollard Wins M. "a. Degree,

The Il many Il friends u OF Il Mr.. Frederick
Gresham Pollard. son OF Mr.. r. Pol.-s
lard. city attorney. will be graf flied B q To-
know that he has Just won his master
Bof arts NJ degree N ct \ the II University q
nVirrin!a
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twill !bef cheering iS news TO the regulars
of the turf who GLOW the horses from
5f he ssiInnierIcrnund to the winter ira cling
course 81 q Know t f,a ii the sport will be
again actively cond ucted 4 att So NJ; Fran;
cisco n Cal. y ii Is a Ions 4 ny from 1.-THE
present Efmoment 8toikth first snow furry
and $the annual odusS : to the South ana
far west n and I'M the antimee the coast
$metropols will have en- tirely Y recovered
IRON 1.-The u recent d saster. S The VI flumor
of Tie city lis not now for RI Gin g \. ana
stheatres.53btlti@ next autumn 1t VIII be
gdifferent. 3Gf Presiden t. u Tom'' illtams,
writing d to "a friend here In New ork
fthis mas @ week, intimates that Emery
sy,lleEwili7open on scheduled time and Sra sc
as II nrey, Gus win ter Hs asons!! II wrote
rom yTnn,and rs Cal. af the home u own OF
5Nressrs bit Burns 4 & Ss4NVaterhouse's4Ca Candle
lnria stud farm am in! very,3.v ei.:;
good health and shall #be4iwith tn my tn ir
friends in New York along about oc 't'-e
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NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD Oh
EQUALIZATION.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
special assessment number l2o, made
for the purpose Of defraying the costs
and expenses Of improving 7th street
from the South line Of Niagara Ave.
nue. to the North line Of Bay Avenue,
has been filed with the Auditor and
Police Judge and numbered special as.
sessment roll number 1870, and that the
committee on streets and public ways
has been appointed a committee of the
council to sit with the board OF as
SCISSORS to examine, correct and equal.
ize the same, and that Thursday, the
first day Of November, A. d. 1909 at
the hour Of 2 o'clock p. m, In the
council chambers in the city hail. has
been fixed as the time and place Of
the meeting Of said board Of equaliza'
tion. All objections TO said assessment
must be presented in writing.
oLOF ANDERSON,
Auditor and Police Judge Of the City
Oh Astoria,
Dated Astoria, October IS, 1906.
10.ls-l0 l0i
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NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD OF
EQUALIZATION.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
special assessment number 1872. made
for the purpose of defraying the costs
and expenses Of improving Bond street
fro mthe East line of 9th street to the
West line Of 9th street, in McClure's
Astoria, has been filed with the Audi.
tor and Police Judge and numbered
special assessment roll number 1872, and
that the committee on streets and pub
lie ways has been appointed a commit
tee of the council to sit with the board
of assessors to examine, correct and
equalize the same, and that Thursday
the first day of November, A. D. 1905
at the hour Of 2 o'clock p. m, in the
council chambers in the city hall, has
been fixed as the time and place oi
the meeting of said board of equaliza'
tion. All objections to said assessment
must be presented in writing.
OLOF ANDERSON,
Auditor and Police Judge of the City
Of Astoria.
Dated Astoria, October Is, 1905.
10.1s-l0t
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-28
CITY NOTICES.
REGISTRATION NOTICE,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
the registration books Of the city Of
Astoria, for the primary nominating
election to bc held In this city ON Mon
day, tho isth day Of November, 1000.
will be opened at the Auditors office
in the city hall, on Tuesday, the ssrd
day Of October, 1909. and viii close for
said primary election on the sth day Of
November. 1900, at the hour Of four
o'clock p. m, said registration books
books will again Be opened on Friday,
the 10th day Of November, 1000 for
che general election, to be held in this
city ON Wednesday, the lath day Of
December, 1909, and will elose on Fri.
day. the 7th day OF December 1905,
at four o'clock p. m, All persons must
register In order to be entitled 10 vote,
oLoF ANDERSON,
Auditor and Police Judge Of the City
Of Astoria.
Dated Astoria, Oregon, October 10,
1905. l0.la.l0t
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR BEEF AND NUT,
ton. Vancouver Barracks, Wn., Oct
2, l9O6-Seals proposals for furnishing
and delivering fresh beef and mutton
for six months, beginning JAN |, 1907
will be received here and Mt Offices
OF commissaries at Fort Stevens, Ore.
Boise Barracks, Ida, Forts Casey, Co.
lumbia, Flagler, Lawton. Vancouver
Barracks, Walla Walla, Ward, Worden
and Wright, WASH, until 10 a. m.
Nov. ], 1906. and then opened. Envel.
opes containing proposals should be'e
dorsed, "Proposals for fresh beef and
mutton, to be opened Nov. /, 1906" and
addressed to commissary Of post to be
supplied, or to 1t. Col. George B. Da-
Wis, Chief Comfy.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-28

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