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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-12

Miss Laura Peterson of Fertile is
here visiting with friends.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-25

Vcrsary OF the marriage of the couple
decided to again take charge OF hle
home" When the crowd arrived NJ.
Van Wagner was preparing to retire
but he soon opcncd up the mouse and
an enjoyable evening was spent.
Those who so abruptly invadcl"
Mr. Van Wagners home wclc: Mr..
aud Mrs. l. NJ. Van Wagner. Miss balc
Van Wagner. Mrs. T.. w. Phillips. NJ
ana Mrs. George Bushong. Miss Coz
lis Lackcy. Miss Estella Lackey. Miss
Elizabeth Wood, Miss McNulty, Mes
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-25
Market Steady Enough 10 Satisfy
Those Interested IL Sup
port Of Prices.
PINCH Next MONTH POSSIBLE
Eleven Million Dolla, Irstallmcnt of
Subscription to Northern Pacific
stock Falls Due on October do
mestc Assets Demands for Sup
plies OF Currency.
ny Nsaoc,nted Preasl

Nl1W YORK.. Sept 2l.-Thc check
to yesterday's reaction which dcycl
op"d in the stock market today was
quite distncr, nut the holding of tho
market today was steady. ana seemed
enough To satisfy those Interested in
tn" support OF prices.
Further clearing of the situation Is
awaited especially the passing of the
quarterly requirements on The money
mnrk"t The local money market is
Tranquil. bat II pinch with the turn
ol the month is regarded as posi-
lility.
October Demands.
In addition to the regular roUniro.
lh"nts To lac met in Now York ON Oc
tol"r |. Ihrrc will fail due an INSTALL
mont of 81 G25.O 600 Of smhscrintiou i'm
northern Pacific stock. Tho domestic
lntcfior is also beginning 10 assert
It's demands for supplies of currency.
rs Indicated by the rapid decline in
New York exchange al Chicago.
Thfrc was deposited with tho sub
treasury today S275O00 for tclograuhic
transfer 10 New Orleans.
An Interesting Report.
These occurrences gave spccIal in
icrosi to reports which were circu.
latcd in Wall street today thai The
Secretary of the Treasury had deter
mined 10 allow the substitution OF
municipal state and railroad bonds
Tor government bonds now held 10
secure government deposits with the
banks. on condition that The govern.
m"nt bonds thus released should he
used 10 take out additional note cir.
culation.
! me virtual granting OF immunity r,
ne Chicago and Alton in standard
| OIL rebate cases was OF moderate IN
tiuencc on stocks as II had been OK
Ipocted.
Injunction Helped Stocks.
I he Federal Injunction granted
against tho Minnesota Railroad rntc
law hclncd tho IIin railroad stocks
Ihc application for receiver for tho
New York City Railway Company was
ignored '''
Bonds We're firm. Total sales mar
vallio. Sllli.000 IT, s. bonds worc
UNCHANGED on call. Total sales today
3l5,SOO shares including Copper az.
500: Smelling. 3O.lO0; Sugar. 900.
Ioahcco. 100; Reading. 1920; Union
| Pacific. 20 500; Southern Railway
100; southern Railway. prd. 100
niied States Steel, % 100.
l
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-25
Money


NEW YORK. Sept. Moncy ON
call steady 2hn3 per cont. ruling
rh'c 2le. closing bid >: olrorni At 20
Time lonns steady and quiet: so dnyr
'ta0rih; and 90 days 5a, To & Der
cent Close: Primo Il area MI, napci
.INM1 per cent; sterling exchange
firm. closing easy with actual b,isirus.
IN bankers bills nj iS5a0u ISIS % fcI
demand amd at iS2 i0fiiS2il for sixt,
day bills. Commercial hills 4SlGM4s.
y Ear SILVER i7h Mexican duiinrs
'2's; gnvc'nmcnt bonds ste idy. rail
road bonds firm.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-25
Baltimore Produce

BALTIMORE, MD, Sept. 2i.-Flour
steady. unchanged
Wheat quiet, spot contract 1885
southern by sample 90n97.
. Coril-auict; spot mixed GS6pA: No
2 white GS1smR.
Onts-iirm
Rye strong and higher. No
western domestic 80.
l'uttcr-ilrn, unchanged. fancy imi
tation 2i@25; store packed lSG2O.
Eggs steady. unchanged 2i6r25.
Cheese-iirmcr, unchanged. Largo
! liE; medium lih. Small liW.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-25
FlREMeN WILL ATTEND
Tonight vii lbe EIks' Night at the
Methodist Church Fair.

special meeting of The Hampton
fire department has hocn called for
Friday night in order that the mem
hers may attend in body the fair
and bazaar Of the Methodist church
in The Kccouehlan bulding.
Hampton lodge of Elks viii attend
the fair this evening The horned"
men will assemble in their hall nj
O'Clock and will take supper at the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-25
KNlPPLE-BERNARD.
Newport News Motion Picture Man
Takes n Minnesota Bride.

Mr.. Robert Melton Knipplc. who
said he was in charge OF moving pic
tire show in Newport News. and Miss
Grave bernard, of BAY City. Mime
sofa. came TO Hampton yesterday
morning ana secured Il license To mar
ry from the clerks office.
The couple told Deputy Clerk John
w. Hlackmore that they intended
marrying as soon rs they could secure
tnc services of minister. Mr.. Kmip
PIE gave his age as "a years and that OF
his bride as 30.
Mr Ralph Small. of Fremont Me.
IS me guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Frank L.
small in Armistead avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-25
TO Mr.. AND MRS. VAN WAGNER

Surprise Party rendered Popular
Ccuole on Wedding Anniversary.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles W. Van Wag
ncr who reside on Hampton crccn.
were rendered charming surprise
rarty Monday night in celebration OF
the fifteenth anniversary OF their
wedding. a few weeks ago Nj Van
Wagner entertained party of frends
at clam bake and these friends
learning that Monday was the anu
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-25
Mrs. Massey,s Mother Dead.

MIR. ana Mrs, ]. w. Massey have
returned TO their homo in Newport
News avenue from Maryland. whore
they were called last week by the
death of aiis. J. S. Porter, the mother
OF Mrs. Massey
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-25

srs. NJ. O. I.ackcy. Edward Bush Iii.-
ry Bush, fleming Romdlroc, Walter
l'ushone Sanford Jenkins W j. fl,tig-
ms. Reggie Wood and W. II. Howard
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-25

ReV. GEORGE F. Rogers in Town.
The Rev. George Floyd Rogers Of
.Covington. formerly the assistant rec.
tor Of ST. Johns Episcopal church.
spent yesterday in Hampton as the
guest of Captain ana Mrs. Frank " H.
Iinson Darling. at Cedar Hall"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-25
Probably Had.

IIixdn-Who invented gas meters2
DiNon-.Indeing from my last gas
LII, should say Ananias, Illustrated
Bits,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-18

l9O@ 0Roa6, o9 en- at 9ugdre fonaner BON brben fr
lat biefpe os bfoere. 0g MI farrell"
5~orpultere4t git.
Seq Deo ite." iags GreDinosn an9ftelte. boob fa
tal fge ON aft bette FER; jeg tunoe grllnoen DcH
|gtdo for for bort eget 8eotomnenoe, men ou q
fad bdHig, tore Den, og beguar let Opsrorioelfer. gm
Oct life beoft, ON on benteoe liot meo ale oisfe gSoran<
Ioringer og fprft o~Osroeieoe Dem liot n~ermere?"
rGbbo," fbareoe @reben neo 9arnne, .lg forftaal
lat gu naaa babe 0fstilio til mig. og ieg forIanger ifft
mere, at gu a1ereG often ffal ipors paa min 8gn 0a
5itgioefe og 6orglennelfe. Site bener bill jeg isge al
'~ooerbebtie big om oct rette / mime 5oranffaItninger III
kr ON mine 8elutnn8ers ltrotteligfo. Seq bill bira
fge Dig, at ieg itoen 9uar, mel iioen / Dag, 5oss
nriooags bar opfeoet, jeg oeo tndpt bborleGs, en- iaa
gennemgribenoe 5oranoring, at jeg euonu life fulot ipEa
itoar mig felo. Nen 6pao tg ger, oct m eg gse
9g life tan oa 0u Tpnes iloe on en- 5oranbring, gens
mem 9Oilten jeg beo, at jg faf blioe dig mere ~oaroiges
9an git ben til 6enoe, tug ben0es 9oaro og tpA
Ie6e Den. SUN iad paa Dam meo ct neifen FTP Bit:
.0m oct oirfelig par Taa, at reg 6upoe fauet dig igeu."
iogoe BUN = men iua tom bum life lan9ere. 9un fala
fig foa ioag, iaa f~Oruaoerli9 bleo, urOii9. e~ngitelis %
0og Iaa lDftelig; ON ma ogfaa oct blot bar ct 6ddb -
at, 6pdo bar life uGereoe oct FOR ben, Iom dGGsreSe aug
3i6 life mere bdpoe booet at bud6e! p@eo on bpd6.N
Idg0e bun iorig, II Dag er Der fom1net EN- Wed0da
Strenl fra Stoef6oln meo Nmr1ens 0reng. iom Fa
bar tat 9sje 6os golstarlen8; / Morgen refer ams
men tilbage ne0 U1o0amrnen = ffuGN jeg DirteIi9 pa
Idrnine 5io faa bad0e min M1an6 og nit Barn tilbdgeF
Der lagoe fig ct l10trbt at Smere ouer 9rspeHs
qtnIigt. nMin Itattels @bba," Iogoe ban betpmret, n4pan
fen 3t0 far gu life genuemlebet! 5bor bar je9 oog 9dfs
6ierte til at be6anoG Dig ~iaateoes! Og rua bar ii
6eqge funnel FIFE os enIomme og Ieoige per = ri, fom
6eret QnToaret for Iaa manages SEE og Del og iuf mts
0enTbn til Dem bar faoet betroet Iod ilenosIi8 bigfig
0pgaoer! @bbd: fra og meo Dag ital oct 6ljOe dn0ers
lex8. 0u ifdl blioe Mooer for bele @oDfet, ligeiom fg
fal blioe en- 5a6er for bore ~lnoergipne poo en- belt a~r
l6en U1aa0e emo fpr."
SUN fdd no, ion ON bun bapoe bait no9te Jns@
pen6inger at gre, men bun m9rfeoe oct life. u9bor IL
ot muligt," r0breo ban, ioet ban foIoeos fine 6euaa
og rutte Dem moo 0imen, rat man tam 9aa fod mdnaf
Qar NIT iblanot fine gft9ter loen at fe Dem"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-18

StranSf gbrns Batter. -Nf 81. q. W1oolen. 800 So
Der, 9oot inobunben. Yris 81 90
Clbfr I'm .--Samfunosrpman al Charles D,deuas
ooeriat al Brof. Nilb, Wpaer. 8ronnine dleronaae
flyer, al alle S~orfattere er Charlie Didens benaeE
gn9lngs 5orfatter. 8o9en er paa $50 Sibex.
9oot inobunoen. 8rilen er 80 cts.
llnoer 8iloe Hoier. Besides de Bonnie Bricr Bush
6ort9linger og grinorin9er fra en- ltotf 2anbsb&s
of San Wc2aren. Seq uoaape poo conf. goaen in
oebulber Dotturen al ben gamle stole, 9snneu fs
bans 89rli9beb, DOmiie, Sano MBoers Bro otfen.
2ablun Gonr3ells SDroanolina, Sn Somuittios
bebsiag. BOG er paa 272 Sloer. aoot inobunben.
Bris 80 cts.
2ntheran pubIifbing 6ouf&
Blair, Nebr. i
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-18
Semis Dallaces 9ooer.

gtn Snr. On Sorteuin9 fra arifti Glib, al Levds
Wallace, 0oroameritanf General, f~orbenbp9reuM
@elanot 3onItantinopel. Denne NmeritaS becf
tenbte "a er uoerlat paa oanft af ben betenaft
bp9ti9e Operietter, 8rof. Milb. Wegler, o9 er nos
iten beore END Ori9inalen. 9osen er $50 Sioetf
gpot inobunoen, 9ris $1.25. z,
9rn eDIe Sub. THE Fair God. "-Jfuman ON D1ees
icas grobrine, of Sort. til Ben our. Ooeriot Of
gruf. &ilb. Dig0er. 8o9en er 307 Stber. soot ine<
butoen. 4r,a 80 cts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-18
(Gortfettss.)
Jnoemans 6iitoriife Nomaner.

GalOeuar seier-Qf Sn9ernan. 724 Siber, 9oot iue
bunben. 9ris 5 1.2O, / Onila9 80 cts.
writ Meupeos garnbom-af Sngenan. $50 Siberr
Quot inobunoen, $1.20, i0m1ae 80 cts.
aOn0 Grit % be 5reOlpie-Qf Sn9eman. $50 Sibets
eoot inbbunoen. 8ris $120.
9rins Ctto al 1annarf % bans Samtib-af Jnaee
man. $40 Sioer, 9oot inobunoen. Bris $1.20, |
OmIla9 so cts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-18
6. bauhs 90

m golH snmllie.-Gf 6. Soud prftOrif ROuuaa
Stilbrina tro BOano pm ben 5trio ION opitoo GA
0erreopnmet Bolano 424 Sioer. gDot inobuRf
ben. 4rtien er nebiat fra 81. 40 til $1.40.
i5n bmastrf Or romantic Beeipenheo fra bet fur
%lounone Aarblnoreoe al 6. 9aud. 800 Sioer. sua
inobunben. YriS IS cts.
The mirror., 1907-01-10
Life'S ViciSsitUdes.

THEREUd died the other day man who was once
multi millionaire, but who spent his last days
amid poverty and loneliness. At one time he was an
associate Of "Old Hutch" the acknowledged king of
the Chicago wheat pit, and counted his friends by
the score He admitted to the best circles of
ciety; and the youth of Chicago, being told who
he was, considered him an ideal model to initiate.
The mans downfall was due to his fondness for
the society of "John Barleycorn." This abnormal
weakness wrecked his health, dissipated his large
fortune, separated him from the cultured men and
women whom he accustomed to meet, and es-
tranged him from his family. His death occurred
in poorhouse, and it pitiful as one could
imagine. Drink is respector of persons. Itdrags
down rich and poor. Fortunate is he who can stop
its when he realizes that it is bringing him to
the gutter.
The mirror., 1907-01-10

0N OUOOO7Oo OtCO O7 Z OItCUOHS.
AT Los ANGELES, CAL, dusky little son Of the
mikado's kingdom has displayed a shrewdness that
ranks him with the glittering Napoleons of finance
of Wall Street He has cornered the potato market
and stands excellent chance of making quarter
of million dollars.
Those aarnlists who continually scanning
the heavens for warclouds will surely think that this
incident is omnous as was the handwriting on the
wall during biblical times They will presume that
this chap is representative of Japan's commissary
department., and that the cornering of "spuds" is
merely harbinger Of similar incidents that will hap
pen in the near future. If this little Jap had Sc
cured rice, there might be some occasion
for worry. The japanese have less use for "spuds"
than do the Wall Street operators have for the wool
that they shear from the innocent lambs
The mirror., 1907-01-10
able state of affairs is due to the lack Of

able state of affairs due to the lack probationary
laws.
In England young boys frequently sent to
prison for minor ofenses, such dsordery conduct
Over thousand boys and forty three girls under
sixteen years committed during the past year;
and among this number mention is made that seven
of the boys were under twelve years Of age. In
menting this deplorabe state Of affairs the chap
lain Of the Pentonville prison wisely remarks mo
boy is sent to large London prison without injury
to himself and to the community at large"
We wonder what John Howard would say to
such dsgraceful state of stupidity that permits
boys to be sentenced to jail for trivial things? Sure
ly the country that makes criminals by the judicial
process needs awakening from it's nfexible state Of
self-suficiency If this is brand of it's vaunted
civilization, would like to the kind that is
doled out to the heathens in India In Ireland i'm
provements in prison affairs have been going on for
the past year. Among other changes, plank beds
are being abolished.
The mirror., 1907-01-10
II Handsome Calendar.

We ACKNOWLEDGE the receipt of calendar
printed in the Jefersonville. Indiana reformatory
It is entitled, "A Sacred and Literary Calendar" and
gotten out for the benefit of the inmates of that
institution. It is in pamphlet form and is replete
with poetry, stories, and pithy sayings; and the
page opposite to the one containing the months of
the year. short histories of the important events
that took place during that month. The work is
printed in coors and does credit to those who are at
work the Reflector, the institutional paper printed
at that place. We take this opportunity Of thank
ing Chaplain w. 3. Edgin for his courtesy in send
ing us a copy.
The mirror., 1907-01-10

The early bird gets worm early tramp gets the snpe
1t must have been lemon and very that Eve handed
Adam.
The booze fighter great many punches in the stomach
before he becomes groggy.
great many will resolutions by fall
ing from the
1t will not be long before Count Bon will be hitting
and carving his title the water tanks.
In hghtond hotels they murphy of and
call it Saratoga chips or German fried potatoes.
great many young who hunting matrimonial
field fail to make killing because they take 6do along
The French that of society ladies speak the
flow of English that falls from the lips Ger
foam.
All ambassadors foreign countries should Mormons
who handle bunch of five diplomat
of the first water
The great trouble with young go shopping the
matrimonial market that they tell the difference between
cake walker and bread winner
It took Mrs g. Blaine J only five
from her husband The South getting
short as the Coney Island bathing suit.
champion among fighting evanges and
there great many who seeking his title
go a curtain raiser to a Carrie Nation lecture
crowd Of old he will together drink
growler and then ladies prayer meeting
eloquent the sanitary benefits be derived from the the
individual communion
The mirror., 1907-01-10

~ 1tBDO7U.
We ARE in receipt of the annual report of the
Howard Association for 1906 In its Introductory,
the committee issuing the report say "that in view
of the latest published statistics they cannot con-
gratulate the country on diminution of crime"
The report, in speaking of England and Wales, says:
"Crimes against the person have diminished. Crimes
committed by habitual criminals have not increased
at the same rate as in previous years. Minor Of
fenses of dishonesty have increased and frauds and
breaches Of trust have also increased" In England
Juvenile crime is increasing to an alarming extent,
and the committee is Of the opinion that this deplor
The mirror., 1907-01-10
THE OTHER SIDE.
There are two sides to everything
But-understand me right
The only side worth being on,
Is the one that wins the fight.
BY E. w. NJ


NH THESE WOMEN! Once upon time Gall stories begin
~ thus when young and gddy and really didn't know any
better when had been hit Cpd darts asked
much adored female friend who
three her stockings (atho her do D
would BE- rather let her for
life of her head that added other good nches
replied that entirely little tried
her that good things small parcels but when she
retored $50 does poison then realized the ngnifcance Of
man, and the overwhelming superiority of woman.
EsOLUTIONS very appropriate and timely paragraph
given editor last week this subject But pray
why wait until January 1st Off If going make
resolutions why
off, once wish that all readers of The MIRROR could have read
able article appearing the Pathfinder few weeks which
stated that each day the day for making resolutions
and each day the keep them And fact
day person apt forget himself January st The
trouble lies make resolves but deter
them 1t does take large to make
leaf look soiled.
ORALIZNG If the paragraphs Of talented and esteemed
Vl colleague A. Y have been despsed by morazng
will be of it, Certain
all in and that what be
anoher poison and because this grettabe
It take keen intellect to discern what pewter
what gold but happen know that the precept G. A. Y
impress upon the emwaywad ncnations of local
by very few productive awakening
bits of would only do what they intended
community would be whose sympathetic smphoneous
diapason all fanced ills So brace A. Y
man. sharpen your and grind copy Give it.
to in aIopathc doses.
The mirror., 1907-01-10
Penal Colonies.

Penal Colonies.
FRANCE, Spain, Portugal Russia and Turkey
are today the only European countries which trans
port their criminals and there are signs that this
form of punishment will not be continued much
longer by civilized nations. Russia has already di
minshed the number Of offenses for which Siberia
is the penalty.
France has two penal settlements, one the island
of New Caledonia, which lies northeast of Australia
the other in French Guiana. Caledonia, or lie Nou
has often been described as sort of enferno AS a
matter of fact it is the best managed in
the world. The climate is not bad and the convicts
can gain by good conduct, pleasures and privileges
unheard of in British prisons.
Cohvicts form the working classes of the island
They stroll about unshakled and unguarded They
can smoke cigarettes and buy little wine. The
better class act barbers walters, engineers and
stokers, and can earn about five pence day.
The birch and CATO nine tails unknown in
the island, the punishment being the ''cachot' or
black cell. A few hours days in this living tomb
is usually enough for any Of them, however refrac
tory. They out like lambs.
Cayenne is very different. The climate is about
as bad as can be. The work is principally ma
sonry and clearing land In case of mutiny hoses
are ready charged with scaldihg water The least in
fringement of the rigid discipline is visited with cruel
punishment. One of the commonest is to reduce
man to one meal day. and that nothing but bread
and water Death follows an attack on warder
whether injury is inflicted not. The food all ex
cept the bread, is wretched.
The most horrible of the penal colonies in exist
ence at present undoubtedly those of Spain at
Ceuta and at Fernando Po. The latter place is an
island in the Blight Of Biafa. The average temper
IL TX
heat is damp kind, most trying to Europeans. The
horrors which Cuban patriots underwent in Fernando
Po are not to be matched in Siberia itself Three
out of five died before they had been there years.
Oddly enough, Portugal manages these matters
much better than does Spain. She sends most of
her convcts to Goa, the coast of Inda or to her
East African possessions. Her system resembles
that of New Caledonia but is less strict In fact,
Portuguese convcts do very little hard labor They
are allowed almost complete liberty SO long as they
they are assigned.
When Turkish political prisoner is sentenced
to be deported to Trpoli or to the Euphrates, his
friends bid him farewell. They know that they will
never see him again alive, and in all probability
never hear of him again unless enormous sums are
Forthcoming to bribe scores of different officials
Now and then, however, news leaks thru; of poor
Midhab Pacha, for instance, it is known that near
Bagdad his guards beat out his brains with the butt
end of their rihes.-Answers.
The mirror., 1907-01-10
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS receiving copies Of THE MIRROR who
regular lists will please consider such sample
copies IT, after reading conclude that MIRROR
worthy patronage send to this Office for
trial subscription at rates published above.
The mirror., 1907-01-10
That " I'VE" fire Good.

That "We'' fire, Good.
THERE is not one editor among the 7OOprisoners
at the Minnesota state prison. The MIRROR is rare
Iy edited by man who has had any previous exper-
ience in welding the pastepot and scissors
Tribune News and Comments.
If there are no editors in the prison as the zrz6
ane says, The MIRROR is certainly well taken care
of, as it's pages show careful selection of matter
used. It is replete with articles of than gen.
eral interest," and it's instructive articles by it's staff
of contributors makes it of the prison papers
we have read.-Murdock (Minn.) Voice.
A MASSACHUSETTS, who had held Office for
25 years committed suicide because he failed of
election, at the age of TO- There's moral hid some
where in this tragedy. Send in your solution
Minneapolis Tribune
The mirror., 1907-01-10

published the Minnesota State
prisoners and is edited and
aged objects
prisoners disseminate penoOga
prejudice which
The entirely
dependent financial time there
surplus would
O library
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-28

$500 and $1,000 to loan at ) percent.
Comegys Bros, ove First National
Bank. 7534-3-28-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-28

cast iron pipes laid parallel on piling.
40 feet of reinforced concrete Y
branch on piles and timber tapering
from Z foot interior diameter to two
ti%ve-foot diameter parallel carriers.
800 feet of double reinforced z foot
concrete sewer on pile and timber
foundation, designated on the plan as
No. 4 and marked River Section"
The contractor is required to bid
on the following items and will be
paid according TO these rates for an
increase or decrease in the amount or
extent of the work when such change
is ordered by the engineer:
$...... per thousand board feet
of lumber in place.
$...... per 40 foot pile in place.
$...... per yard of concrete in
place.
4 standard catch basins complete
with connections. covers, etc.
6 manholes complete with cast iron
collar and over.
A certified check for $4,000, made
payable to Arthur Sofield, city treas
urer, must accompany each bid.
A surety bond in the sum of $4,000
will be required of the successful
bidder.
Time. four months will be allow d
to complete the work.
The city reserves the right to re-
fuse any or all bids.
Plans and specifications may be
obtained of
WILLIAM H. FULLERTON,
Street Commissioner.
7425-3-22-Gt,