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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-16

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Nar, Dr. peters &urito, bet bersmtes
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rimelist, at ct Xe9emitbel Tan benyttes.
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mere eno alminbelt9 Tortieneffe2 Det
abifiQer fig fra andre Mebiciner osiaas
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ne men tun bos fpeetelt anfatte N9enter
e1er bos @ierne, Dr. Neter Babrnep &
Sons 80. ll2 lis 90. 9opne Aue.,
Chicago, S4.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-16

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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-16

Tlere Sernbaner % ct Sporuo9nsiel.
ifab bur / ct. Naul luttet its iammen
ON at tomme uarli9e Sa9terere tillioS.
faaoanne iom opmuntrer Tolt. til at
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paaitaa. at Be bar libt peb l1lptfer pua
Banerne. De bar nu faaet en- Sasfo>
rer en- Telbe, be bauoe last uo for
BAN.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-16

Tra @au @latre, @is., bleu meobelt
ben lite b., at Mn:on @oienbers fra
@lt Wounb iaunebes, ba Dampifibet
) Oceanic" tom I'll Soutbamton. @n9.
lano. Tor tire uger 7oen af9tt ban meo
bette Sttb til europa. % naar mau Tom
til England, fanbt man bans Sat %
Sratte Eoiletrummet. men gieren uar
itte at finbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-16

@n af be fgri1e Yorgtre | Qlteranbria,
Bantprefoent -. 9. rWarp, bpoe ben
lobe bs. 9an tom til Mleranbria !
1870. 6an Daube uaret Weblem al
2esislaturen % inbebaut mango offent>
li9e Sttllinger. 3anbapbe ltaaet | Gors
binbelie n,eb IN af Banterne ! Alsran,
|bril / SO Mar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-16

esgieringen % @reat Nortbern> Ba<
M bar tiIbuot en- Belpnning paa tilfanl.
men 10000 for ben. JON Tan [aa arre,
ftsret og opmt be tire Mpuere, iom itanb.
lebe Bolttren go. 4 nor 6iQyarb
@albin9ton for en- l1ge Roen. 9teuerne
fit fat paa $40, 900. man bar tulst
beres Spor til Spotane.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-16

@n beenoe M,llioner Moscow loo
belle fin Gormue tase ub af Banten os
fit ben breot ub for fig fit Speeuerel1e.
torleben Das. Derpaa lob ban fette
sslb paa pen9eieblerne oa ienbte Bub
paa fine Slestninge, iom ban sratule.
rebe meb, at be par unoiiupne be Onber,
tom tel9er n,eo Ht9oom.
Millioneren maa baue ueret en- Uis>
l1anb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-16

81. s. Brandt % 2eslie Mlb Tom al-
porltst tilifaoe ueb en- @aSetsploi1on /
@rauo Sorts ben lobe bs. Besse
maatte til 6o8pitalet men pil tomme
fig. @tsploFonen foresit I en- 6uelz
ping Bpinneniorens Rontor.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-16
Sra BbiIabeIpbta mebbeles eenne uae

Sra pbilaoelpbta raebbeles benne use
ben ierselise 9iitorie, at en- Rone ber
bar maattet ielse fit ipu Maaneber.
samle @uttebarn forat opboloe 2ipet.>
Barnet6 Taber forlob Mooeren faa;
Gage efter, at Barnet par tsot, o. bor.
title labet fig ie itben. Sun fit $40 for
Barnet. Sun sreb, ba bun iilte fg
meo bet, iom ON benoes 6ierte uilbe
brittle.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-16

Den ameritanite Rri9sfaabe par i
Colombo paa Den @eplen bet :snbtife
9au Manbas, % Rontreabmiral S2ers
rp uar op os bilfe paa @upernsr oenrp
gbnarb Mcgallum. Ser blep piit
ameritanerne mesen 9Gre.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-16

Den npual9te @uuernpr Connect,
cut, George &. Htuep, bar uoneunt
Gbeobore Rooieuelt Sr. til Mbiutant /
fin @arbe neo en- Mafors Titel. l1n9e
Rooleuelt Dor nu Ebon,pionuiue %
larer Torretntn9en meo Watteuepniuq.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-16
MArs11tppe.

Tbe 9uerbrnp Scandinavian Mutual
sSni. So. bolber TT AaIgsssbr ueo linz
be1moob Eirsoag ben ste San. 1909
SCI. lob Jormiobas.
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-16

Oct fee ub, Jon, ON en- for Del al
Roneresfens MebleWmer er efter Brelt>
bent NoofeueIt r1eo en Riep. 9an till
tager fs mere Mpnbtsbeb, enb be liter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-16

Braaer ieID Spgbommen. Gnbelis b!ep
Eieneaepisen fps % osoe. Braser blsD
ba bebre o tom op men fit Sp9oon.
men paanp % er MI I Ct 9ospital !
Weapp,Qe. 3miblertib par Mrs. Bras
gers Gar reiit opouer % bapbe taset
Mlooeren % bet enene nu sienlepenoe
Barn biem til zig, men ba be tom bib,
bIeO osiaa bette Barn lpst % maatte til
ct. 2utas QoBpiial. Oct par bog lite
Nerpsfeber benne Sang men ct Mape:
onbe. Oct es nu trtfft, % Mober %
8drt1 e. biemme bos Mr. Bierse !
Murbal, mems Braeer enonu er i sos.
pitalet MapoiDe. Utan tror, Nerpes
feberen tom al Drtttepaubet.
Gn me9et ubpsseltg 6ifforie fommer
fra en lioen Bp ueb Maun Rnapp paa
grfiiben at @rigbt @ountp, beupeo 26
Wil ipb TOR ct. @loun. @n Wano
peo Naun Nuauit Carlton. ber uu bar
boet bos fine Torelere 6erman, Ton,
fife 6reoas ueo til &napp, buor bans
Suigerfaoer lobn Nanbtrpm Dor. San
fon1 forat tale meb I'm Duitru, Der reil1e
fra bam biem til fine Torelbre for et
Mar= iiben. pun bauoe taset Bprnene
mibfis.
Sife Trebaasatten par @afllon oa
bans 6ufiru alene. Wfan tror, ban
fpgte at opertale benos til at uenoe til:
base os leue iomn.en meo BAN, men al
bun zbaobe nestet at siore bet, tbi beoil
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@ulpet. Carlton bapbe. affyret trt
Stuo mob fin puitru % oerpaa ct mob
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Bamtlien boebe en- Sang / Bladbud.
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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
BLACkSMITHS HEAR
REPORT ON STRIKE
President Kline of Brotherhood
Says Men Will Not Surren=
der Contracts
Elevator Conductors Union
Adopts Resolutions Relative
to Candidates for Judges

CIbsEErr In connection with
TRADE 81 smyo2ss lco1Ecf1 the strike on the
~SdNsS ~SdNS55STs5S Denver and Rio
Grande railroad,
President j. W. Kline of the interna-
tional brotherhood of blacksmiths and
helpers advised the local organization
that THE strike is still on, but that the
boys on that line believe that their
cause is just, therefore will not sur
render their contracts" He also calls
attention to the strike on the Canadian
Pacific, and declared that being the
largest we ever were involved in be-
hooves all members to keep in touch
with events"
The elevator conductors and starters
union at it's last meeting received three
applications and initiated five elected
candidates for membership. The union
adopted resolutions relative to candi-
dates for judges. declaring in favor of
voting only for men who, by reason
of their learning, ability and integrity,
will give everybody a square deaP and
who will not take program as to what
rulings should be made in cases
Butchers union No lis at its last
meeting decided TO have a masquerade
on Thanksgiving eve. A committee was
union indorsed the typographical
unions anti-Otis resolutions. The death
of w. A Short, a member, was an
nounced, and the charter was ordered
draped for 80 days:
Carpet mechanics No. has secured
quarters of its own at 81 Grove street
and will hold its meetings there here
after.
The retail clerks union at its meet
ing last Wednesday night received 10
applications for membership and in
fnd -
committee presented g. progress report
on the ball to be given November S.
The bakery workers union No. "a
has commenced its campaign against
unfair bakeries, such as pay nonunion
wages and make their men work seven
days week. The first place they have
attacked is shop In the western end
of the Mission district
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
CONVICT SLOT MACHINE
OWNER OF GAMBLING
Cigar Dealer. Shown to Have
Given Players Money In
stead of Checks

Nine Of the slot machine cases were
called for trial in Police Judge Con-
lan's court yesterday and one of the
defendants, Charles Carlson, cigar
dealer at Fillmore street near Ellis,
was convicted of gambling and will
appear for sentence on Monday. 1t was
clearly proved that Carlson had handed
money direct to players instead of
checks. The judge held that this came
under section $40 of the penal code
BY consent the other eight cases were
continued until Monday owing to the
absence of Attorney Bert Schlesinger.
In Judge Weller's court the evidence
was taken In the cases of three men
arrested at billy" Abbot's cigar stand
at 60S Kearny street. One of the de-
PENDANTS testified for the prosecution
and the case against him was dis
missed. The judge reserved his de-
cision on the other two cases till
tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23


Taxes due upon assessments made. by the
state board OF equalization. controllers de-
partment, state Of California.
Sacramento. Oct. -. 1905
In accordance with the provisions OF section
366S Of the political code. notice is hereby
given that have received from the state board
sessments OF Railways" and the duplicate
Record Of Apportionment of Railway Assess
property Of each of the following named asso-
Citations corporations, as fixed by said state
board Of equalization for the year 1908, viz:
Central Pacific Railway Company, South Pa
cihe Coast Railway Company. Southern Pacific
Railroad Company Nevada and California Rail-
way Company, Southern California Motor Road
Railway Company. San Pedro, Los Angeles and
Salt Lake Railroad Company Northwestern Pa
Company, Sierra Railway Company of Cali
fornia. Pacific Coast Railway Company, Nevada
California Oregon Railway Company. Sierra
Valleys Railway Company. Pataro Valley Con-
solfdated Railroad Company Nevada County
Narrow Gauge Railroad Company, Lake Tahoe
Railway and Transportation Company. Northern
Electric Railway Company, Yosemite Valley
Railroad Company. Vallejo. Benicia and Napa
Company. San Juan Pacific Railway Company
and the Pullman Company.
The state and county taxes all personal
property and one-half Of the state and county
taxes on all real property are now due and
Monday in November next at o'clock D. M /;
and unless paid 10 the state treasurer at the
Capitol prior thereto 3 per cent will be added
to the amount thereof; and unless so paid on
or before the last Monday in April next at 6
o'clock p. N. an additional per cent will
be added to the amount thereof. The remaining
one-half Of the state and county taxes on ali
real property viii be due and payable at any
time after the first Monday in January next
and will be delinquent the last Monday in
April next at O'clock p. m: and unless paid
TO the state treasurer at the Capitol prior
thereto per cent viii be added 10 the amount
thereof.
A. B. NYE. State Controller
UNITED CANDY COMPANY. INC, San Fran
cisco. Cal. 2sSe 10th st.-Notice: There is de-
linquent upon the following described stock. on
account Of assessment levied the 9th of Au-
gust, 1908, follows:
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Thursday, October %. 19oS-
Emil Hamann. 25. 1se Richland ave, and
Emma Ingold, 20, 1920 Vallejo st.
Joseph Coleman. 2S. and katherine Drew, "a.
both of $50 Connecticut st.
Adolph Abend, 80, 29S6 Pine St, and Sarah
Markovitz, %. Philadelphia.
Louis d. Leary. 81. and Louise M. Morgan.
Is. both OF Vallejo.
Russell M. Schaadt, 81, 80 Alemany St, and
Louisa PeIletier. 81. 25S3 Suffer st.
Morits Schiestel %, 1T01 Oak St, and Mar
garet yarena. &c. 1175 Oak st
John NJ. Hagerty, 3S, 1918 Howard St. and
Catherine G.. Crimmins, 1s 36A Ringold st.
George Crocker. 81. 2041 Pine ST., and Rose
Blanck. 20. $50 Eddy st.
Conrad Schussel. SO. PAS Sacramento St, and
Augusta Runge. 50, 1916 St
Alemanno Granucci, q, 1866 Stockton St, and
Angela Campodonco. IS. 1868 stockton st.
William T. Ashley. 21 and Susie NJ. Glider
sleeve, Al, both Of $50 Haight St
OAKLAND. Oct. 22.-rhe following licenses
to marry were issued today:
William Jarvelin 81. and Louisa Hendrick-
son. 23 both of Berkeley.
George Wilson. 46 and Jennie QUINN 80,
both Of San Francisco
w. Hazen Eastman, %. and Minnie E. Be
gier 23 both of San Leandro-
Henrique yosconsellas, %, and Marie Frank,
19 both of Oakland
Antonio NJ. Souza, 81, and Minnie Silva. "a,
both of Oakland
both of Oakland
James D. Twoby. 81. and Rose A. Kelly, a.
both of Livermore.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
DEATHS

BAREIr-In this city. October % 1905 Lor-
raine. dearly beloved daughter OF Louis and
Emma Barrel. native OF Oakland. Cal, aged
years months and 21 days.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. Remains at the
mortuary chapel Of the Golden Gate under
taking company, 2475 Mission street.
GRAY-In Vallejo. Cal, October 2l. 1908.
and devoted sister OF Mary and Hanora Do
Ian and Gladys 0'Connell. native OF County
Cork, Ireland. aged 81 years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Fri-
day, October %, 1905, at $40 O'Clock A. m.
from her late residence. Ola Marin street.
thence to St. yincents church. where a re-
QUEEN high mass Will be celebrated for the
repose OF her soul. commencing at a. m In
terment st. Vincent's cemetery. Vallejo, Cal.
Mary A.. beloved wife OF J. N Green. and
mother Of Miss Ida Green OF Alameda and
Seward A Green OF Oakland. native Of
New York city. " Y, aged as years
GROGAN-In this city, October 81, 1905. VIII
liam Edward Grogan- Jr-. beloved son OF VII
torff). native Of San Francisco, Cal, aged
10 days.
HARRIS--In this city. October - 1905 Mrs
Mary Harris, beloved mother Of Mrs Louis
Joseph, Mrs. Bert Kahn. Mrs Jacob AdoIph
Joseph Henry Harris and the late Mrs. Lille
Harris. native OF Germany, aged 66 years
and months.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Sunday. Octo-
ber 25 1908. at 10 o'clock a. m. from her
late residence. 1888 Hsight street. Interment
Hills of Eternity cemetery, By electric
leaving Twenty-eighth and Valencia streets
at il a. m
HOLMES I'm this city. October 81. 1908. Ma
!. rion +. Holmes. beloved wife OF the late
Thomas H. Holmes, and loving mother of
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
COLLEGES DIRECT
MANY HOSPITALS
Special Committee From Univers
sites Receives Letter From
Medical Association
City Attorney Fails to Furnish
Opinion and Action on Local +
Institution Is Postponed +

The special committee to consider ths
plan of turning over the care OF ths
acute and surgical cases of the city's
poor to the university hospital met
yesterday in the chamber of the board
of supervisors In the absence OF the
opinion from the city attorney as to
the boards power under the charter
to enter into such an arrangements
nothing definite was advanced.
President Wheeler and Regent Rein
stein of the university; Drs OphulsS
Manning and Huntington of the board
of health; Trustee G.. c. CrOthers 0e
the Stanford university board. and Drss
Levinson and Rixford were at the meet<
ing
The growing practice OF American
and Australian cities to confide the
care Of their sick poor to hospitals in
connection with the great university
school of medicine was Illustrated in a
letter from Secretary N p. Colweu OF
the American Medical association, read
by Dr. Rixford- In part Colwell said-
In this country the movement for control oc
Guy hospitals BY universities is at Its begin
nlng. The hrSt instance know Of il th8
movement on foot at Cincinnati, whereby tho
University OF Cincinnati viii be given control
OF the Cincinnati hospital A similar movement
Is on foot at Louisville. where IT IS expected
that the University Of Louisville medical de-
partmenr. viii have more or less control OF the
Louisville city hospital In Australia. however.
at Sydney, the Royal Prince Alfred hospital for
a number OF years has been under the partial
control of the University OF Sydney. A state
ment copied from the University OF Sydney's
eatalog viii show how the university is repre-
sented in the management OF that hospital. Is
Is understood that the University OF Melbourne,
Aus. has made proposition TO the city oe
Melbourne In regard 10 partial complete con-
troll OF the Melbourne city hospital aboua
10 be created. I incIoslng herewith all ths
information have been able to obtain regarding
the instances mentioned II I can secure fur
ther information I shall be glad to forward iE
to you at the earliest possible moment
Attention might be called to the control oe
the Massachusetts general hospital by the Har-
ward medical school. and likewise 70 the control
of the Massachusetts hOmeOpatSc hospital by
the Boston university There is no question but
what the thousands OF patients passing through
these hospitals have had far better attention
than they would have were the universities mem
toned not IN control This furnishes a remark
able contrast TO the gross neglect OF patients
in many Of our large city hospitals which
controlled by politicians and ward hee .ers in
stead Of by universities It Is clear that tbs
city poor would be greatly benefited by giving
high grade medical colleges and universities
large control Of city hospitals.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Home realty company to r. John Logan, lots
IL to 13, blocks 1. same; $40.
Same to Fred Dahlman and wife, lot in line
of College avenue 2I664 w of Mission street S
to point 1878 OF College avenue, SW 4O7S,
NV 4.10 S 40, Z 20; $40.
Same to Mary Carey, lot 30, block ., College
Hill tract, $40.
Same to Joseph Buech and wife, lot "a. block
Emma G. Butler to Aurora A. Stuhl lot in s
line of Pacific street, so f OF Laurel, 40 by S
127:sA: $40.
lot in w line of Twenty third avenue $50 N OF
street. \ % by W 120; $40
Daniel Cronin and wife to Charles f. Anderson
lot in NV line of Paris street, 100 NE Of Russia,
NE % by NV 100 SO.
Emily Seiders ct al. to Clara S. Thompson, lots
IL and 13, block IL, Lakeyiew; $IO
Wallace c. Waite and wife to Jacob Heyman
company, lot 215, Heyman tract; Sl0
Homestead realty company to Jacob Heyman
company. lot in line of Forty fourth avenue
% of Clement street, % by Il I2O: SO
Jacob Heyman company to Plat B. Elderkin.
lot In f line of Forty second avenue, $50 N OF
A street. % by T. 100; $40.
Theresa Johnson to George H. Brayer lot in s
line of Sacramento street, 100 Of Larkin 4
81 g by S :6; $40.
line Of Forty fourth avenue, 26O OF street.
20 by Z i2o. and one other piece; $40.
Jacob Heyman company to Paul Rossier lots q
and 3 block g. Golden City tract: sfO
Nicholas j. Walsh and wife to Jacob Weiss.
bein. lot at sE corner OF Sixth avenue and A
Thomas F. Byron to Christoph Hildebrand
and wife. lot in NE line OF Moss avenue. I25 d
of Howard street Sc 20 by NE rs; $40
Margaret Ford ct al. TO same. same $40.
Home Builders Inc, to Assunta Arata fexecu-
trix estate Goyianni Arata. deceased), lot at
NV corner OF Seventh avenue and California
street 90:5%, W 1915. s 93:9z Il 32:S: $40.
Alfred c. Williams to W. n. Williams Sr.,
lot in line of V street, 57:6 Il Of Tnfrfv.
fourth avenue, % by 100, and one other
piece; $40.
Twelfth avenue. SIG of l. street. 37:6 by
100: SO.
l. Gellert ct al to same, half interest in 10,
in L line of Forteth avenue 203 &c of n street
lo1 %. 240, g. NV 260:4 $40
Anna NJ. Coetjen to David Peabody and wife
lot in E line OF Hyde street, 114:6 of Jack
son, p by 120; sle-
Same to same lot in Z line Of Hyde street
1875 of Jackson \ by 100: $40
Mary A. Won der Mehden 10 oetavius d. cass
and wife, lot 80. block Al. Refs tract: sio
Augustus ). Lille and wife to William r.
Mooney lot in Sc line of Lisbon street 225 NJ
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
PROPOSALS AND BIDS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
z rnn Rnnrl Of Sfafa Harlnr Com

NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS
Office of the Board Of State HarbOr Commission
ers. Union Depot and Ferry House, San
Francisco, cal, October IL, 1905
Sealed proposals or bids viii be received at
This office at prior TO $50 O'Clock p. N on
THURSDAY. November 10. 1908. for the con-
struction Of Section IL Of the seawall the same
10 extend from the northerly end Of Section Il
six hundred i60O) feet northerly along the water
front line Of the City and County Of San Fran
cisco, in accordance with the plan and specihcs-
fiOns prepared therefor by the Assistant State
Engineer and adopted by the Board October l5.
1905, and on hle in this o1hce 10 which special
reference IS hereby made The work 10 be done
under these specifications consists In furnishing
al stone and labor for constructing stone sea
wall IL Is estimated that the stone seawaO viii
require about s., 600 tons of OF 2 600 pounds
per tom Of this amount 73, 900 tons Of smaller
stone wiz be required for the of the en-
bankment and about u 600 tons OF large stone
5ect to deeomposition or disintecration by the
action Of the sea water or afr.
The stone Tor the core win include stone from
] pound IN weight UP 10 any size and weight, in
must be stone in size from one TO four cubic feet
in fair assortment; objection will be made
70 stone larger than four cubic feet. The stone
Tor the outer slopes must be free Of seams and
other lines Of cleavage
No bid win be received unless It is made on
n blank form furnished from this office and IS
accompanied by a sample weighing about 20
pounds q the stone 20 be used and a certified
amount Of the bid, payable TO the order OF the
Secretary OF the Board, as a guarantee the
part Of the successful bidder that he viii. within
six 90 days after the acceptance OF the bid.
enter into a written contract 10 do said work
according 10 the plans and specifications pre-
pared therefor, and viii also execute and file
with this board bond IN such sum the board
may deem adequate with a surety company TO
be approved by the Board OF State HarbOr Com
snissioners and conditioned for the faithful per-
Torrance Of such contract; nor VIII said bid be
considered by this board unless delivered 10 the
Secretary 10 the Assistant Secretary. at the
Office Of the Secretary at prior 70 $3.50 O'Clock
o. no. on THURSDAY, November 10, 1908, at
which time and place the bids viii be opened
The Board reserves the right 70 reject any or
All bids 81 deemed for the best interests Of the
Bidders are invited to be present at the open
ing Of The bids
Governor OF the State OF California, offcio
Member Of the Board OF State Harbor Com
rnissi0ners.
EDWARD robson TAYLOR,
Ns-or OF the City and County Of San Francisco
* ofhcio Member Of the Board Of State Har-
". Y STAFFORD.
HENRY J. CROCKER,
w E DENNISON.
Board Of State Harbor Commissioners.
RALPH BARKER. Assistant State Engineer
W b. THORPE. Secretary.