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Gilpin observer., 1908-03-12

Mr.. and Mrs. John Nicholas finally
succeeded in making their exit from the
city unmolested Tuesday. They went
to Brush, Colo, where they will engage
in business. They only took their
household effects with them, their wall
paper stock being held by creditors
holding accounts against them. Mrs.
Nicholas dislike for an attorney whose
Office is located half stones throw
from the Observer building, who at
tached her goods, almost led her to
take fall out Of the legal gentleman
before she left town.
Gilpin observer., 1908-03-12

Joe Kimball was lodged in Jail Tuesday
morning for attempting to carve the
lifeline from the hand of Perry Noolun.
The fracas occurred on Lookout heights
shortly before daybreak. Kimball was
released from the city bastile by giving
a bond of 5000. His trial will be held
Monday.
Gilpin observer., 1908-03-12

Joseph w. Powers, the s'trouble
man" left for his home in Central City
this morning, where he has been trans
ferred from here by the company. Joe
has made many friends during his stay
in Fairplay, and they all regret to see
him leave. -Fairplay Flume.
Gilpin observer., 1908-03-12

Chas. Ehrlich of Black Hawk, has re-
turned and announces that he will take
care of any orders for paper hanging
and painting. Full line of samples to
select from. Work guaranteed. Phone
orders-Red 565. Shop Gregory street,
Black Hawk.
Gilpin observer., 1908-03-12

While acting as fancy skater at the
Black Hawk rink Friday evening until
one could be procured from the Mann
moth rink in Denver, l. Nicholas Welch,
the local journalist, met with an acci-
dent which almost deprived him of two
shekel rakers on the left hand. He
was skating with Frank Hepburn when
both fell, Mr.. Welch's hand becoming
caught in one of Mr.. Hepburn's skates.
Gilpin observer., 1908-03-12

The moving picture show is moving
from the Rank building into the Harris
block on Main street. The show is very
good and is being well patronized by the
public. The pictures change twice a
week, Wednesdays and Sundays.
Gilpin observer., 1908-03-12

Mrs. Satterthwaite, recently of Bos-
ton, now connected with the Colorado
Conservatory of Music, of Denver, a
soprano of note, will be in Central City
on Saturday evening, and will be glad
to consult with anyone desiring vocal
instruction.
Gilpin observer., 1908-03-12

The Tuesday Reading Club will meet
with Mrs. Moulton at the Teller house,
Tuesday, March 18th. Current events
for roll call, and choice articles from
choice magazines by all the members.
Gilpin observer., 1908-03-12

Let us figure with you when in need
of anything in Furniture, Stoves, Car
pets, Linoleums, etc. The A. l.. An
derson Furniture company.
Gilpin observer., 1908-03-12

While business in the painting line
has not been very brisk during the past
week, Geo. Henderson has been putting
in time on the Kalsomine mine, in
which he is interested along with sew
eral others.
Gilpin observer., 1908-03-12

Bonanza mining property in Cortez
District, Nevada. District has pro-
duced thirty millions. Money for de-
velopment needed. Greatest mining
opportunity of today. Mining men write
j. B. Menardi, Reno, Nevada.
Gilpin observer., 1908-03-12

The Eclipse hack will make special
rates to parties attending the skating
rink and dances in Black Hawk. Those
wishing hack accommodations will
phone Central 10.
Gilpin observer., 1908-03-12
ABOUT THE CITY

If you want to save money and at the
same time have the best there is to be
had in the grocery line, trade at Haw-
ley's.
Gilpin observer., 1908-03-12

The butchers and the Central City
high school base ball team will cross
bats at City park next Wednesday af-
ternoon. This will be game for blood
on the butchers part-and well worth
witnessing.
Gilpin observer., 1908-03-12

Thomas Launder and Miss Lilly May
Williams, both well-know young people
of this community, were married at the
M. E. parsonage by Rev. w. C. Milli-
kan Monday evening.
Gilpin observer., 1908-03-12

Mrs. F. N. Comfort was operated on
at the st. Joseph's hospital in Denver
last week for cancer. The operation
was successfully performed and the
patient is improving.
Gilpin observer., 1908-03-12

Lost-St. Bernard dog. Finder vii
be rewarded for return of animal t,
Mrs. VIM. Harry, Nevadaville.
Gilpin observer., 1908-03-12

Harry Garlick and sister, Hazel, ar
rived from Central City last Wednes-
day. They will make their home in
Fairplay. Mr.. Garlick has been trans
ferred to this point by the Colorado
Telephone company as general utility
man. Though one of the youngest men
in the service, Mr.. Garlick is held in
high esteem by the company, and is said
to be very competent. -Fairplay Flume.
Gilpin observer., 1908-03-12

For Sale-Eight room brick house or
Nevada St. with outside sheds. Apply
to Stephen Tonkin or VIM. Scholl.
Gilpin observer., 1908-03-12

Mrs. Stephens of Pine street, enter
tanned few friends at luncheon Tues
day evening.
Gilpin observer., 1908-03-12

A 131i pound boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Bart Parteli, Of this city, Sat-
urday, and the happy father continues
to wear an 18-karat smile.
Gilpin observer., 1908-03-12

For Sale-Three fresh cows, cheap
Inquire of Ignatz Gundy, Quartz Valley
Gilpin observer., 1908-03-12

Don't ruin your eyes reading by a
coal oil lamp. Use electric lights. Let
us point out the difference to you.
THE GILPIN L. H. & p, Co.
Gilpin observer., 1908-03-12

ined the bills and found them correct
and on motion of Aid. Blake they
were allowed and the clerk was in
structed to draw warrants on the city
treasurer for the several amounts.
On motion of Aid. Blake the taxes
on Mrs. Belle McKinnon's property
were rebated for 1906.
On motion of Aid. Shea the taxes of
Alick Stevenson were reduced to $40. 90
for 1906.
On motion of Aid. Shea the following
auditing committee was elected: Thos.
Dunstone, N. C. Hansen, John Rohling.
and the salary of the auditors was fixed
at $1,000 each, and the mayor with full
power to fill vacancy.
The city council selected the following
polling places and judges of election for
the several wards:
First Ward-City Council Room.
Judges-Geo. Matthews, J. Sleep, A.
Stronell
Second Rudolph's Shoe Shop.
Judges-Mrs. A. Willinsky, Fred
Bauer, N. C. Hansen.
Third Ward-Odd Fellows Building.
Judges-Mrs. Laura Kriley, Mrs. L.
Odonell, Thos. Roberts.
On motion of Aid. Shea the clerk was
instructed to purchase 200 blank deeds.
On motion of Aid. Blake the mayors
warrant for the collection of taxes for
the year 1907, was extended until next
regular meeting without interest.
On motion of Aid. Blake, council
adjourned. TIL. Crook,
City Clerk.
Gilpin observer., 1908-03-12

~-AAS "SAS PACcCutCus
Thos Omera, nightwatch. TX M
mos Qulnn, Sr labor. r......... So rs
Thos Quinn . s75
John Kurtz Z" AAo
Nick Moyle ... II 25
Jonn sleep, salary and fees. ..... IS 18
VIM. Mitchell, salary and fees. 1O6 81
In. crook, clerk fees........... 10 20
Gilpin 20 l., H & p Co, light. 66 90
R. F. Beck, blacksmithing -. 395
VIM. G. Kriley, teaming, ..... 275
P. Holbrook, stamps ........... 200
Clark Hardware Co, supplies. SAB
Geo. Stroehle & Sons, supplies. 4O5
Blake Bros, hauling g............ 200
Louis c. Todd. ................. 65 90
John Robins 700
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-15
ANNUAL TAX SALE.
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
County OF Iron.

The Circuit Court for County OF Iron. In Chan
In shs matter q the petition q James BRADLEY Audi
half OF said state for the sale Of certain lands for
on reading and alIng the petition Of the Auditor Gen
land therein described amounts specified
such parcel Of land and that such lands be sold for
amounts claimed BY The state Of Michigan, :.
for hearing and decree at the Ee6ruary tern Of this
S:ss Desiring :s:;: L. :s is$.S y
the state OF Michigan. for such taxes. interest and
and ds With tn The clerk tSsreo aens as rss.ss
chancery their objections thereto before the nrs
10 default thereof the same viii be taken confessed
and decree will be taken and entered prayed for In
snce II SAID decree the lands described in said petition
for which of sale shall be made win be sold for
mined b. such decree the rst Tuesday May there
after beginning At 10 oGct % on said Day OF on
TO complete the sale OF lands and and every
a. the Once a the re- S% or S
county seat Of the County Of iron . s1ss s Of mes
public saie and each parcel described 10 the decree
shall be separately exposed for sale for the total taxes
person paying the fun amount charged against such par
Gel and accepting conveyance Of the smallest undivided
he aaes and charges and take Of
than the entire thereof the whole parcel shall
fo snd sa an q sR S S
passed for the time being and shall on the sue
and H. on such second oner. during such sale the
p sGd FOR the N sf es se
Witness the Hon. John w. stone. Circuit Judge. and
oa' = A''s"'''' = ]. w. STONE.
cIIs sss,Il Circuit Judge
JOHN WALL, Register.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-15
STATE OF MICHIGAN.

TO the Circuit for the County OF Iron In Chan
inc petition OF James H. Bradley Auditor General Of
the state OF Michigan, for and In behalf Of said state
respectfully that the list OF lands hereinafter set
ali the lands In said County OF Iron, upon which
assessed for the years mentioned therein
and which were returned delinquent for non-pay-
gether with the total amount OF such taxes, with IN
ferest computed thereon to the time fixed for sale and
zee and s q o SpS Dy
Your petitioner further shows TO the Court that said
returned 10 the Auditor General under the
quent repayment Of said taxes for said years re
spectivey, and that said remain unpaid except
that lands included in said .schedule A. Tor taxes o.
delinquent said under the provisions Of the
general tar laws Ia force prior 70 the passage OF Act
800 OF tie Public Acts or lssl and wnich taxes remain
pettioner further shows that In all where
included In Schedule o. aforesaid for taxes
sold for said heretofore sold for said
delinquent and the sale sales 80 made have been
s BEEN ss Cancelled Sg as provided By law
Your petitioner further shows and AYERS that the taxes
interest collection fee and as set a9rtn 10 sad
lands described In said schedule
Your petitioner further shows that the said taxes
said described lands have remained unpaid Tor more than
said not having been paid and the same being
and remaining unpaid as above set forth your
ean against each parcel OF said lands for the payment
several amounts OF taxes interest collection Zee
and as and ~ "f1
In default payment OF the said several sums computed
and extended against said lands that each OF said
And your petitioner Will pray, etc.
patea Decemper 4'n' N.Y. JAMES b. BRADLEY,
Auditor General OF the state Of Michigan
for and In behalf OF said state
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
OMAHA AD CLUES DINNER
william KenRdy Of LineOln Guest Of
HOner-DeleEates 20 national
C~onvention.

The Omaha Ad club held another one
Of its interesting monthly b~anqnets and
meetings at the Paxton hotel Tuesday
night. at which william Kennedy, formerly
OF the Omaha advertising field. but now
with a leading Lincoln establishment was
the guest OF honor.
Victor =. Bender OF Iowa was also sched-
uled Is one Of the guests Of the evening
but was unable tozRttsnd Foll0wins the
dinner President Manley introduced Mr..
Kennedy as the speaker OF the evening who
responded by tening the beneficial results
10 be derived by telling the Truth in
Advertising" and also took occasion to
make q comparison between Is methods
OF advertising In the Omaha and Lincoln
fields
In behalf Of the Commercial club OF Lin
coin and the Lincoln Ad club, Mr.. Ken
nedy presented an invitation to the Omaha
Al club to attend the Bryan ~notioosnon
in Lincoln on August 18th. and
also an invitation 10 "o1naha Day at the
State Fair on September B.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
sPorttnE Ge.aIP.

Why not make the season at least six
months IA the Orange Belt
Just 10 show that he can stil pitch q
little old Cy Young let the sox down with
four hits Tuesday.
Just a little over one month and we viii
begin TO waste seven months Of goloen
time. It's q shame.
Cumiskey threatens some radical changes
In his team for next year. And Commy ~
not a man OF empty threats.
Cincinnati 10 doing just what q lot Of
good judges said Il would oo-tearing down
the toboERan faster than II tore up the
lsdder ct the first Of the season.
MeNeeley held Webb City 70 two hits and
shut out that team Sunday. Mac pitches
for Jaw Andrews tribe at Hutchinson ana
Butch Freese 10 the star catcher.
New Yurk-by Larceny through operation
q the lhw-has . good chance 70 win that
pennant yet But il would be a sad re-
Election on organized base ball II Il did
Down IN the Western association Spring
field (Mo.) has a third easemRn named
Kunkle. and Enid has Runkle on third
Don't know much about kunkle, but got q
full line on Runkle.
Detroit has had the name Of being the
Nationals have won fifteen out OF nine
teen games abroad they are likely 10 come
In for a little Of that title.
The Cubs certainly are up against II now.
With four games yet to play in New York
and two in PittEburE. they have a task
before them. II they could be afforded any
police protection IN Gotham u may be
reasonable to expect them to break down,
but IN the absence Of any sernblence 70
protection to visiting team or umpire it's
almost a cineh New York VIII get the
series.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
SECOND DAY AT KALAMAZOO
Fast Time Despite Stiff Breeze and
Light Rain.
HEART WINS 2o7 TRo7
Brinc Taks 2tlO Pace IN
straight Heat--Charaes Hslse
IVES Second ana Beslte
Waterman Third.

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Aug She sec
end day OF KAlBmaEoo's first grand circuit
meeting was favored with q fast track. but
a stiff breeEe was blowing from the south
west and q smRtbeTinE OF rain IN the late
afternoon mArred the day. The rain vas
not heavy enough 20 make any material
change In the going All three events OF
the days program were decided IN straight
heats. The 2.Vs trot saw the horses finish-
ing in the same order IN each heat but In
the 1R pace and 2.1S trot there was more
Of q contest for second and third places
Major Brine was second in TIE first two
heats Of the pace, but dropped back 20
fourth IN the last heat. while Lesfie water
man and William @. finished second ana
third respectively. Pred D. rot third In
the fret heat OF the pace and Dr.. Fox got
third place In the second heat
In the 2:B trot Cariskin and TeRsel took
second and third, respectively. In tins first
and third hestk, but IN the second heat
CRriokin dropped back TO Eixth, allowing
Tessle and Alice Edgar 10 take second and
third. Summary:
Trotting. 2sV7 class. purse. 1850. wilkes
second; Watson, third. Early Alice
started. Best time: f,Osk.
Pacing, 2.lN class; purse. nl00Q: Major
Brine won three straight heafs. Charley
HAlse, second Leslie waterman, third
TrOtting. 2lS class: purse. sZOOo: Dewitt
won three straight heats; Carlokin, second:
TeaEle third Time; 2N9h
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
LARNED WINS FROM LITTLE
This Years winner Proves Easy for
DOREvvOOd Tennis ChamRfon.

BOSTON, Aug. b-Wiuiam A. Larned Of
Annapolis won the first leg IL the Long
wood cup today by defeating Raymond d.
Little Of New York In The challenge match
Of the eighteenth annual LonRwood tennis
tournament, three sets 10 love, the scores
being 6-1, 81 and ca.
LArned having won permanent posseE-
sion Of the cup played for last year, de-
Tended his title Of last years hampio
against Little today. The latter was never
Tor q moment in the running After his
decisive defeat OF =. G. Wright yesterday
il WAS expected that he would give Harmed
81 least q hard fight. but such proved not
10 be the case, for LRrned was al MS best
At the net, overhead. IN The back court.
the national Champion was almost fault
less, playing with a dash and accuracy that
carried Little completely off his feet. The
latter seemed totally at a loss how 10
break Up n attack successfully.
The first set found the games at three
al before Larned ran il out for q win, with
the loss Of but one other game. The second
set was the shortest OF the three, Little
winning but one game, The third The last
set showed Little al his best. With al
most certain defeat staring him IN the
face. he quicksnsd his pace and earned
point after point in the first four games,
carrying the SCORE 10 two EEmes-al.
Ills spurt was shOrt-lived, however, for
LarDed soon broke up his attack and won
The set.
The analysis Of the play shows that
Larned made q nets 10 Ltue's u; ~ cuts
10 LItles a; 43 places 10 Littie'B 81. And G
10 Little's 4 Larned is credited with three
service aces. Little served not a one.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
OMAHA MUST FIGHT HARD NOW
CHnnOs Lose Many More Games and
Win the PenRant This Season.

Omahs has a fight 10 the finish on its
HANDS from now on 10 win the pennRnt
OF course sioux City has, too. But Sioux
City, unless all signs fail has not as
desperate q fight as has Omaha.
Thus far the result OF the present series
between these two cams Is highly dis
appointing TO Omaha When Omaha leaves
Sioux City Thursday night II VIII be its
last visit there until September II. when
the Champions go back 20 wind up the
season. playing their last five scheduled
eaues and possibly some postponed games
there. This IL bad for Omaha and in
Champions have got II IN the neck" pretty
strong this year from the schedule makers.
They begun the season away from home
and viii close il away from home. The
season opened April Is, bgI Omaha did not
play a game on home grounds until April
. The season closes September u, and
Omaha plays It's last scheduled game q
home September 70. with DtE Moines.
The hOurkes begin q fouT-Eam6 series
Friday with Dies Moines al klnton street
park. playing a dOEble-keader Sunday.
Monday Is an Off-dEy on the schedule. but
Tuesday Lincoln Genes for three EameE.
The Champions then 80 20 l1ncoln for
four games and then west returning home
August 2, for a series with Sioux City.
While the Rourkes viii fiEht for the
pennant 10 the las and have no reasun
for not making = good fight, they have not
before them as-Eood opportunities as some
Of those that have gone. And yet II
Rhodes Is 10 become the tower Of strength
be Promised, the team should after al get
that flag unfuried al ftntCn street park
for another season Otherwise 81 viii 80
70 Sioux CITY
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
INSURANCE MUST BE PAID
KinE~tOn Fire Losses Following
Earthquake Are Found Valid By
HtEhes British Court.

KINGSTON. jamaica Avs. k-After
eleven months of litigation the Insurance
companies have been defeated In their at
tempts to resist payment OF the Insurance.
claims, resulting from the damage caused
by the fire Of January u, 1907. when Kings
ton was visited by a severe earthquake
The news Of this decision was received
here today from England, where the APP
peaiE OF the companies from the decision
Of the lower courts Of JamaicA have been
dismissed by the privy council The po-
sitiUn taken by the policy holders has
been vindicatsd and the companies viii
have to pay the claims The amount In
volved IL $4,000. 600. The news was received
here with many manifestation Of soy. The
streets are decorated with flags and the
day was observed as a holiday. .
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Matte NJ. MRckey and husband 10
Lenora NJ Mccartney, ct al. lot Ia,
fairfaN hoo- 4B
Walter J. Green and wife 10 Thomas
s. galloway. lot u, block 4 Albright's
SUD. J
JOIN A Creighton Real Estate and
Trust 20 Hiram n. Way,
lots 70 and H. block Z, Creighton's
LIST add L.B50
EVElinR Soelsna Lucas 10 Molhe LocAs.
lot 16, block II, Central Park. !
Albert p. Butferfield 10 John w. Good
rioh, south 20 feet lot IL. block II.
WILCOX I'd add. Is
Anna Shields 10 David T. Burke. lot i
block *, a Coos add. 30
Ada e. Hubbard 20 Nels J. Hiding,
Ion J, block S, Armstrong; 3d-..-..-.. $50
Thomas c. Rich and wife 10 James
L Krafner, north - feel lot IL block
flainVleN .--zr --- AAp
Henri A Born and wife to Chicago,
Burlington q Quincy Railroad Com
pany. part lot q block AZ, OmAhA.. 10
Hastings a Heyeen 10 William II
PsncYer. lot II. block 2 Hastings 4
Ida A Jones and husband 10 Dennis
Dee. lot Is. block 3 Matthew'S sub. $50
Totd
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
CONFER ABOUT EIGHT CADETS
wright and President Both CONSULT
West Point superintendent
Befere Taktn Action.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 6-Secretary Of
War Wright today had q lengthy confer
enee with Colonel Hugh L Scott, super
intenoent Of the military academy al West
Point, concerning the status Of the eight
cadets whose dismissal from the academy
was Recommended by q board Of officers.
Secretary Wright announced AFTER the con-
ference that he would reach a decision
within probably As hours and then would
mai a statement regarding them.
OYSTER BAY. AUG. 5.-SecretEry Of War
Wright has sent wQrd 10 President Roose-
ver that ne desires the president TO see
Colonel Scott and talk with him regarding
the findings and recommendation made by
q board Of inquiry and Endorsed by Colonel
Scott in the case OF the suspended cadets.
Colonel Scott undoubtedly viii be received
at oyster Bay by the president on his way
to West Point from Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

Reporter TerroriEed-Four Of the tough
eat looking specimens OF the human race
that ever ErAoed or disgraoed the streets
Of this municipality drove IN last even
ing, ostensibly going TO Iowa They were
typical bandits OF the Indian Territory
stripe and instinctively caused We re-
porter 10 culver with terror at their ap-
peArance. They bought several jugs Of
malt extract and other kinds Of booze
before their departure. which. by the way,
was not toward Iowa They drove two
one-horse rigs Of an ancient vintage. and
while here en6eavored 60 trade their two
chsises for 4 spring wagon. Such chRrAc-
ters will bear wstching-PlattsmOuth
Journal
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
sir John Wins Huron HaRdi-
can at Saratoga

SARATOGA. n. Y. Aug. b-John San
ford's Sir John ohnson won the Huron
handicap, one and three sixteenths mile
yesterday. Sir John Johnson was making
his second appearance and his victory wal
q big surprise as the Whitney entry, Royal
mary:
First race, handicap, two year olds. five
and ohe-haf furlonRs: Medrant. QlA,
Mccarthy, Is 10 81 won, Seacnfte Qly K
ter. Z 10 p third. Time, lD6. Joe Madden,
Schlesweig, Taboo, Hoffman Direct ana
Mailman also ran.
Second race, three year oIds and upwards,
selling; one mile: Pins and Needles Q0,
Sweet, 3 TO y won; Fancy G2 z DEGan,
10 y third Time, 1:E%. K~Elochan, I'm
port ana L&lly also an
y one half furlongs: High Rangs uIE,
shilling s TO 81 won, The Gardener dek
Mccarthy, 5 TO - second. Cotytto ps.
McCahey, 3 TO y third. Time. 1:064.
Midshipmsn. Easy Variation, Rock Ore,
LaHaItsta and Laclef also ran.
Fourth race, the Huron handicap, three
year olds, one mile and three ~sixteenthE
Royal Tours Cl2, Z. Dugsn, 2 10 . second,
I:5S9s.
Fifth race. the Seneca. six furlongs. three
year olds; selling: WUodcraft (Bs, Sweet,
EVEN won. Aorulche Qn. Miller. 10 10 II
Tine, l;l2S- Adrian, Whip Top and
Adria also ran.
Sixth race, for maiden three year oids
and upward, selling; one mile Gramsar
~ Z Dugan, 4 10 y won, Torenia 80,
Sweet, 10 p second, Chief Brant QOg
Miller, 3 TO y third. Time, i:Ah. Flor.
ence II, Tender and True, Punch, Admiral
Dot and Queen Lead also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

LAnesan Gathers Them in with Ease
Vs. One 20 NOthfnG.
LINCOLN. Aug. b--Jones and OlmsteEd
clGahed in a pitchers battle today. the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master For NackenEie. Wye, August G.
ma Sealed proposals. IN tiphcate Will be
receired 81 this anti 10 q n.
timel September < I9A for the
construction Of macadam rCsdE. curtis,
Grains and CUTTERS Al Fort M~ackeuIie.
wye Plans Glc Specifications may Be
seen Al Offices 81 Chief ouartermasier
DenVef, Omaha. Chicago and 81 Paul.
Depot G-uartsfnlaEtor 81 Louis. and 81 this
efnce, Al Shtch latter place Al infur-
nation may Dc Obtained United States
reserves he rEht 70 accept Or reject any
O Al proposals or any par thereof
proposals should be inaioEed II sealed
envelopes marked "Prcpuaala for Roads
aodressad L z Hohl. Bacnnd UfsutenAnt
Ntneteenth Infantry, Constructing QUarter-
master. A6f-Slo 81