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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-02
MRS. FISH IS RECOVERING.

NEW YORK. Nov. At was said at
the country home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stuyvesant Fish, near Garrison-on-the-
Hudson, yesterday, that Mrs Fish had
had slight operation a week ago TO-
day, but that while she was stiil in bed,
she was rapidly recovering. The opera
ton was performed by DR.. Andrew J..
McCosh.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-02
HUGHES LAST DAH.

ALBANY, Nov. 2.-Governor Hughes
left this morning for New York, where
he will deliver the last speeches OF his
campaign tonight. He viii vote early
in New York tomorrow returning 10
Albany at noon. The governor viii re-
ceiye election news at the executive
mansion tomorrow night.
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SIX HURT IN COLLISION.

CHICAGO. Nov. Six persons were
Injured early today when two elevated
trains collided on the Union loop. one
train had stopped to make switch.
ans the other crashed into the rear
car. SMASHING the platform and injlr-
ing half a dozen persons. None Is seri-
ousl- hurt.
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Standard Towels at Bargain Prices

lIemstitched Huck Towels. ? &c
z0xt0 inches; sc Value. Z I
AlI-Iiuen Crash Towelinsi is I0c
inches wide; lZizc value. / "
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-30
HOW SOCIALIST "FLOPPED"
 ON IMPORTANT QUESTIONS

since leaving Nome far F4ubauks the 1u1rrhim socialist who is Il randt- date ro represent the people of Alaska u congress during the ycIa 1910 and l9il. has mol been heard from. but hf- frieuda and supporters. two cor thr,r of whom are educated Heu and are sup ing this candidate in thr hope of grtU- nHg # personal file hs defeating the regular nominee of the republican, party. are suu active. Thgy meet cV- cry once in while on the strsel cof ners. but You WH notice that # is aI- ways the same little crowd that you sae together. and if one may read tho signs uf rhu times correctly Il is sare to say that they are finding little aup- port among tar people whom they hoped to influence when ttcv paye their candidate lhe "eudorsemeui" or th. Calo SUI porters
 Ii Is fortunate that the people or Nome ar, endowed with a memory. and 'tf.A tistNf q tIIi'A if'tttfHt tttH tft4t tvo yrars ago Nr ehHberg declared himself as being strongly opposed to territorial government They observe that his platform now declares him to be in favor of That measure. and they are not slow 10 realize that n fear of defeat was responsible for the change of heart which seems to have gotten il. it's work.
 But this is not the only important matter upon which the socialistic cam didate has backed and filled. \ great many of the residents of Nome. and particularly the men who work for wages. have distinct recollection that at a meeting held last December for the purpose of forming a trades and labor council in Nome. Mir ChH- berg declared himself in favor of the establishment of the proposed nstitu- ton. but later. when he realized that this would have some effect on his can didacy for the city council he "hlunrd back" again.
 At this same meeting he reeled off a number of worn-out platitudes about the universal brotherhood of man. and declared himself unqualfiedly in favor of the admission of Japanese and Chi
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admitted aa lhe, werr llr,ade u th, #auuIa
 TD- l. Inc Lind or mm tlat Inc calo eamu1r,e ua# aEed ths yot-ts af Naue ta -arpar Ta s.a u.mul .. ts aram r.uf5,-. wouldn't G- a. ...,.I at HH=H.H#reu pmHuH au eH. a#r al tHe uou#e and r4ias JUr members # IHs daHIne ea tH- 4H lurse.# as- .nua lo civilization raH t.. aa,p- ueu af HI tHrafs af marmH oead i-m" Ilme much legislation would he Ht. agle to secure for Alaska k Hrrr an man in this peninsula foolish aaouaa Ja believe t..t n man urr
 Hs the doctrines ot -oal4E-.ie4 anarchy eull g.. ta WlsHusr.. aud fs..tv, . ateatbIa huua Would uat H- ag..eue- bring asa r.rl.eff,ue of s'zoIee=z aud Hare a=-a aafea- taH
 are b.ea peFsrrJal n the pa. =H.ury year Docs amhudy urro that tei- man. ChiIhrrp. an aalreauI -eeiaIi-t. a man mHe de-ffe- ta adHlr th. Yellow hords- of Asfur rm,Uee ro tm~ caunue u terms of equality With @tte men. auuid he listened 10 for a moment in thr national Isgi=laturee
 Ij= rreseuee in rhr national capital 1ould b. nm ofrn-c ta m, tto great parties. oba rse made the nation ebatu E tpda1. aud thrf- ,s uo doubt that tho mrmber= ou both sides would go to almost any length to resent the insult and to administer to the people af Alaska a stiuging robuler
 The men who were responsible for .eiviue Chtfbere the "yaaersement.' If The oala supporters did 50 because tt.y were actuarrd by dr~rr to ''io any aAiua 10 defeat Cnrson Nell. il is pI,1-Hg ,a uuta that a number or p.o- II. endowed with some af thc rrinci- Il.s of de,-ngs. hl4r united on the watta. "Auythiug ta defeat chilbcrg." and thry arr going to do i, by voting for Corsou. not because rhyy favor his candidacy particularly but because h. has the nomination of the republican party. is in sympathy with the admins .tratinn. and because he is morally cer- tain to be proclaimed a winner when the votes are counted.
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Nuggets Special Service.

RENO. July -S The hustlug force and t.r .. C. ~hut at Virginia rio ~efr ueaft destroyed by hlg fire which broke out lu barn close ta that place this afternoon. so grave Was tho danger that every bit of available fire lighting apparatus was brought in- to play ta fight the flames back
 The electric power lines We're burn ed ta the ground and with them went down the pumps by which the great mine is kept drained. The full after noon shift of miners was employed in the deepest levels of the mine al the time. but beyond the extinguishing of the electric lights in the mine they had no idea that their lives were en- dangered until they were brought ta the surface after finishing their day. work
 The fire at the top was put out only
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WICKERSHAM RUNNING
 IN INTEREST OF TRUSTS

The d=IatsH rHfea H,lsH. teF,a fm fb- f5g6mf ftma af July H.. uaa4= 4 aHIa# saaaona usHa oa Inc
 u4m Gr5tus and hunr in Che ru- at,ltss If laIea Wfek,t=haH for d,l- @aaas fa sHH From ua. arusary fae ai.maeu. slash E #,lf=r>W#Ha- f1rs. f,5ou=
 SEATTLE. .fuiy I,f under =taod brre on reliable authority thu a combination of interests intmieal to aH- aetae.af Ala=Ia .oa- can-ummu- -a t-r. et- aaae-m Ay f4~ -aear tu.t mt,.ast. and John HalIaIu,. rrp- ls.,aEHa a. HuuaIy slaeklalI.fs af fu- Na.sf cemrd railway whereby haame fatluvr- arc tu receive the slz-t=tauce ut tho HrFeucycr sugar corporation and Us many influences m laIlaHr'# altamp1 la gel eontfal of Inc Alaska Central Railroad company for ra. mn.Hr af Its srorsfnldr-. IaaE- a- r. ultimate combination Hul ua uatem,esr Her.r-. Th- eamH4- faaa 5aaHef iaerHf= ta aaa=- Jaa- Hltr.-H3H. of l4tbaHf rH. pres
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resr into th. rmk. of rh. union m.a on terms of equality atb th-ir ~~Ht. brethren"
 This rcech aroused stmm of pru- test -o he fracueHly admitted tual n had "faur-lluzhed~ hy sendiag tlr. f.s- lowing -,eHea taJ.msHJ h the Nom. Nugget rar publication
 -ro rhe Eduar ar tho >urert.
 ~r6Toue6 fir eaIuau- of your rapa | Wish .-#I.o#a correction m r,eIri le what i.he ta sae al q meeting an sunday evening in Federal Inlou hall was reported a. haeur said that T auaugk favored the movement mlh hy tHe so-callrd allied trades to r.f#h llsh trtdss ynuucil did. however strongly mee the ucccs~ty of thr eaa eamrf hsasmHe mir-d aithour fa eard to raee ererd. eoI1r or rrreiau- condition Nsith,r am Las rrpafad m stid artlet.. favorable to the esral- Ilshueat af tfa1.- council"
 Mr cmh.rg al. 9luer good know led4y of the us,# #ol language. p1r- tieularIy of rIaamd. and he th@eua To tone down the ha-h feeliue ol au- tagouism aroused agam-i hum .,a H, stated that inc wanted the cmHa. and laps admitted. by docEfug tnu n, Was in favor of tho wage ellur. becoming united without regard r race. eol"f or previous condition" II, would have backed out entirely. had he been able. lut il SD happened that thrrr .Were delegates from nine differ ent unions present and their autae- ouism aeaInst chilberg's plan uas so great that hc thought the next bes, thing tu do was to make his statement as mild and general as possible
 Al this memorable meeting Mr ChH- berg quoted q number of chapters frnm the teachings Of Marx and I,re,r. auG declared that the Chinese and Japan ese should be adimtted to the house hold as brothers. as it was only through them that civilization would arrive al the millennium. He declared these foreign serfs equal to the white men. but when lrotests were raised he stated that he believed they should be
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TAFT FOR PUBLICITY
 OF CAMPAIGN FUNDS

not include them in the report of the national treasurer, MT Taft replied promptly that it was poszible te com init perjury in such ease hur he secuted the idea that the purpase uf giving publicity tp the funds or the party in the coming national campaign is not entirely sincere. AIr Sheldon also declared that the New York law in respect te all the fHnds that come to the national committee. iii whatever state they may be collected, will be ob- served, with the names of the donors. Mir. sheldon said he believed money for campaign purposes would be very tight his year.
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Nuggets Special Serviee.


 CINCINNATI. unte. July aa. x sensation was caused here this morn ing when il Was learned that an at tempt had been made last night tu as- zassinatr William Howard Taft. the republican nominee Tor the presidency. as hp and the notification committee wcrr travelling up the ohio river on the fiver steamer Island queen
 Several shots We're fired al the srs- sel from small shanty boat. whicl Was passing down the river in the darkness, two bullets becoming em- beddrd in lh, drrl house. close to the point where the presidential candidate was aitung
 That more than one weapon was used in the attempted murder was evi- deuced in the fact that Mrs RusseI. a passenger on the vessel received a number If Imal bird shot ln the arm and breast Mr Taft was sitting on the upper dcek when the firing com mcneed. and Mr. Russcl NIL sitting directly heucath him on the dcck be- low. From thr fact that the shots which struck Mrs. Eusssi barely hrgll the skin. it Is believed that the boat from which lhe weapons Were aimed Were some considerable distance from the ship.
 The river steamer was in q blaze of electric lights when the shooting took place, and it was easy for the would be assassins to pick out their man, ani
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-30
RUSS DOWNING TRAINING.

Russ Downing of candle creek. has already commenced to train for the great Alaska Sweepstakes to be held here next winter. and he expects to De in good shape by the lime the dog teams are started on their long jour ney. Bob Adams attempted to break Russ in To riding horses. bat after one "r two jumps the Candle maguate gave il up and determined that he would stick Ia dog teams as a means of Ioeomotion hereafter
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-30
Nuggets Special Service.

CHICAGO. July %. " Frank II. Hitchcock. chairman of the republican national campaign committees this aft ernoon made pleasant call upon Will liam Jennings Bryan. the democratic leader.
 William Randolph Hearst. the leader of the independent party, who is also guest at the Auditorium Annex ho- tel. where Bryan Is stopping. openly snubbed the Nebraskan as he passed through the lobby. Bryan walked for ward with his hand extended. but MT Hearst never grasped the Nebraskan's digit. hurrylng on with curt How do you do?"
 A crowd of prominent democrats who watched the incident are deeply in-
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RESIDENTS OF DAHL
 WANT VOTING PLACE.

The residents of Dahl creek have filed a strong petition with T.. <. com missioner Gundersnn. asking that polling place be established at Dahl creek. and basing the petition on the fact that a large number of miners will be disfranehised if they are compelled to walk to shelton. a distance of about 25 miles, in order to cast their votes. IL is probable that an order will be is sued establishing the polling booth at the point desired.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-30

,nt aftsfH-y Esr fH- minority =G8ck- holders af tbe Ala=aa Central ta re- eHtgf the tIet- ae H-irs8ts h eunrr--z#
 IL is understood tH8f Wtskersham ha= repeatedly refused tu reconsider hi determination fa# remain aut ef the Hsht hut H = Hea believed laat the solicitations af fHa corporations at- f"reys and of tHe paid officers along tho ru1zf win hr made tu induce him fn allow his name tu be used and the many considerations that eal be of- f-rel l.# be eatI-.sati4as ulti he such tHat Wfrk.-HaH WtH yl-a ta u- influences Hnd make his anuouucr- mnnt iu fhr ssIy usar future
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LOOKING OVER ROAD.

A. F.. Boyd returned to Nome last evening after spending a few days in looking over the line of the proposed light railroad to be built from the hot springs to connect with the Seward Peninsula rails.
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CAPTAIN coNRADl
 REFUSES TO TALK.
Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE. July 90. - The steamer Ohio arrived here this morning. after having had a slow passage from Nome. Captain Conradi was take nat once in a cab to the office of Frank waterhonse X Company. where he refused 10 talk to a number of newspaper men who came there for the purpose of learning some of the details of the trip.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-30
NEW TARIFF REVISION.
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. July 2s. - San Domingo has taken the preliml- nary steps looking to revision of her customs tariff. according to informa- the war department The existing tar iff Is said to be obsolete. archaic and not adapted to the present conditions on the island.
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FIGHT DUEL TO DEATH.
Nuggets Special Service.

ALBUQUERouE. \ M. July 29-. R. NJ. Sallier and Edward Jones. cat tlemen. were both killed in q duel this evening. The fight took place near St. Vrain. N. NJ. about 200 miles from here. The men were neighhors and quarreled over cattle trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-30
FROM UPPER koUGARok.

Mrs. F. II. Evans. the only woman who spent the winter in the upper Kou- garok last winter. arrived in Nome from that place last night. Mrs. Evans believes that the upper Kouga- rok has a splendid future as a mineral producer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-30
Nuggets Special Service.

HOT SPRINGS. Va. July 27. That the publicity of campaign funds is to be made feature ef the coming cam paign has been made very clear to- day. MT. Taft had extended talks with Chairman Hitchcock and with George R Sheldon. treasurer of the national committee. who arrived today. and the necessity for the strictcst possible compliance with the New York law in
 relation to the publicity of campaign funds of the national committee was the chief topic. Referring to suggcs- tions that the republican party migAt receive funds outside of New York and
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-30
HEARST SNUBS
 ". J. BRYAN

dignant al Hcarzt's actions, and stat" that the independent leader failed to manifest amy of the instincts of gen tleman. They declare also that they will resent the insult the next time Hearst becomes candidate for office
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ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE TAFT
SEVERAL SHOTS FIRED
 BY W0ULD-BE ASSASSIN

for this reason aIse it V3s difficult for the passengers to Eet a bod, at the mon whe did the shooting
 The small boat from which the shots were fired was on tur Kentucky sidc of the river at the lime. and be lore the large yrssc1 could bc turned round ta givr chase. il had bacu car Tied away by the current and disar- praFed
 oae of the passengers declared that tho boat from which the -hantur Was done was equipped with 4asolmc rHz zine, and that hc noticed tha rrlft speeding for the haHk af the river. as soon a- the steamer telegraph ratfr the signal to stop tHe engines.
 \ score of detectives and secret scrz vice men have been detailed eu the case. bul so far they have failed to raiu any clue to the refpctrator= er tHe af- tempted crime.
 Judge Taft. on hrine interviewed here this morning. stated lhat h. dta moi feel afraid a= tc had He idea tb- bullets were lndeiHg near him. H. says he never raid ans particular u- tcuttan tp the shaatiue until he heard Mrs. Russell scream, He Thought nj first thai the shots Nere fired hy some men who were doing some target shoot ing. and had no knowledge Chat hi~ life had been attempted till one of the. passengers discovered the bullets in the side of the deck house close tn where he Mas siltIne U lhe lime
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WEALTHY WIDOW
 SENT ID JAIL

ar lu h=ae ths a4u H4la ay Asr la filtr
 #fr A-ht7n Nla n-trh seventy
 rfzz atd '.atsntF .-ss=r-t arrest and +a faatrd 2" i7il afur a Vigorous m"tsst Her screams tdied to soften the heart oi her daughter. aho booked "" @ltH -Hilr while bsr mother was hriaE removed from her Itt--tsm- -am- fp ths Iri-uu-
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ERICKSON WILL
 BUILD DRY DOCK

formed tHr 4ask #f grading Third ana Fourth avenue Ia tHIz eitF. and waD aa- constructed auzs number af huHHue= t.r-
 When interviewed t#ity H- stated faf if fe --eH.d aA- contract, ahIeH tz uaa IHa.llsaih a=-ur.al. he viii im- #slHea place .a.a af tap1 men 4f a,rE rHH Hlt complete fh- rpH=ffue- t6tH #u tAa sa4f
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,fH connection with thr aboy, it i4 common knowledge eat the Have meyer engineer was the man who bought for the sugar trust the rich Bonanza copper mines in southeastern Nastl. paving tIiouuuu for The prop -.rs THr sugar trust 4ttH retains d ~.,aH-e.shtn= rr#a.f lH ta- property. md also q raHfnsI af 6he =faek h the Alaska Central R8Ha4ap
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Nuggets Special Service.

ST Je=ErH@ Mo JHH a5 aTs
 tugtaH4t .utat. au aerd dai nell- ta. setaa- saI# #et4t,l5etd fa# IiI tu- day au 4 change of contempt of court 4ri=He at If her f-ru-5l of au order from the Judge ta surrender L. hra ,iauEh1-r certain haud- snd =tosAs m- enis.4 H.a -mr hrueh1 hy her daurh-
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SIX HURT IN COLLISION.
Nuggets Special Service.

PORTLAND. July %. = Six people were painfully injured today in a head on collision between two heavily load cd electric cars on the Mount Scott di- vision of the Portland railway.
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Nuggets Special Service.

WASIu<aTu&. B =. Jul t
 terms Seaa.t4Hs If the N4ts NeH- bur. Tai- morning recommended t.a acceptance at tH. HIl If C. J EHah- aH far th# huaaunE of Hhe Grsmaran ae aeeE. EGa4A-aH- jH Hia hal alt.rz aa Ha Fl. aars far a#s mHaH aHe mH. HtaI anal HaraEEa EanEs. InaHalud IaHu.
 Me GFfsk-eH .= tHe Hen aha f-r-
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HAFID ASKS RECOGNITION.
Nuggets Special Service.

TANGIER. July %. - The members of the diplomatic corps have received a circular letter from Mulai Hafld an- nouncing his arrival at Fez and his proclamation as sultan. He requests recognition. but the ministers have not replied to his communication. confning themselves to transmitting the docu- ment to their respective governments.
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FIRE THREATENS
 MINE HOIST

after tine buHfiurs urrouutiiag the t.. '. shat. We're burned q the ground
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Imported coburser draft beer on tap at Board of Trade.
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SEVENTEEN DEATH SENTENCES.
Nuggets Special Service.

ST. PETERSBTRG. July % A man and woman have been condemned to death at Warsaw on the charge of having been implicated in a recent at tempt to kill Gen. Skallon governor general of Warsaw. Seventeen death sentences were announced today from other towns and cities in Russia.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-30

Blatz Priva.. Stock at the Bank.
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Edseworth Tobacco at Yorky's.
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SOLOMON AND COUNCIL. Stage leaves Solomon for Council every Tuesday and Friday.
 PRoSsER S MecUNE.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT Of the District OF the
Columbia, Holding Probate Court. Estate
OF Letitia Tyler Semple, Deceased. No. 15033.
Administration Docket Application having
been made herein for probate Of the last VIII
and testament OF said deceased, and for let
tiers Of administration C. L a., on said estate.
by Elizabeth Denison Williams, Of Washing
ton, ID. c, It is ordered this 18TH day Of
March. A. D I9oS. that Mrs. Albert Goodwin,
Robinson Tyler Mrs. T. Gardiner Foster.
Robert Tyler. Miss Matte Tyler, James
Tyler. Miss Martha T. Tyler. Mrs. Louis u.
Young, Robert 7. Waller. Letitia Il. Tyler,
Lewis Jones, Mss Mary Waller. John Tyler
Waller. Miss Grace Tyson Mrs. GatewOod
and Allan Tyson, and al others concerned.
appear in said court on TUESDAY, THE
list DAY OF APRIL. A. .. 1905. At 10
O'CLOCK A. M. 10 show cause why such
application should not be granted Let no
tics hereof be published in the Washington
Law Reporter and The Washington Times
once in each OF three successive weeks before
the return day herein mentiOned-the nrst
publication 70 be not less than thirty days
before said return day. tSeaD ASHLEY H.
GOULD. Justice. Attest: JAMES TANNER,
Register OF Wills for the District OF Colum-
bia Clerk Of the Probate Court. HERBERT
& MTCOU, Attorneys, mhl4,2+
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PROPOSALS.

GENERAL DEPOT OF THE QUARTER
MASTERS DEPARTMENT, WASHING
in triplicate. VIII DO received at this once
until u o clock A. ma THURSDAY APRIL
Is 1908, and then publicly opened, for fur
nishing and delivering fuel, forage and straw
at washington Barracks and Washington.
d c. Forts Myer and Hunt. Virginia,
Fort Washington. Maryland. and ar the Ar
Iington National Cemetery, Virginia; for
fuel az Pumping station. Aosslyn. Virginia;
Richmond Virginia; Charlotte, n c.. and
Annapolis. Maryland for mineral oil at
Washington Barracks and Washington u
c. Forts Myer and Hunt. Virginia and Fort
Washington, Maryland; for gasoline al Fort
AIyer Virginia. Also. for removing ashes.
refuse matter, furnishing ice, laundering tow
els and shOeiag animals IN Washington ID
c. during the fiscal year commencing July l.
1908. Blank forms and instructions for max
ing proposals. and further information viii
ton TO this Office II. GRAY ZALLNSKl.
Major and QuarteTmaster, o. S Army N
charge OF depot. mh15. is. 1sapl4 IS
OTFICE OF Constructing QuarterTnaster,
Walter Reed Army General HospiIa5 Ia
kona SubstatiOn. Washington d g, AiaL Sh
il. 1903 Sealed Proposals, in trphcale' SUD
iect to usual conditions, Will ~ ~
CEIVED HERE UNTIL ~ U CLOSsA' 800,
STGNJARD TIME APRIL :, 1905, Tor the
construction Of Macadam Roads, Placements.
Concrete walks. Cutters, IGrpins, Cateh-
basins etc. on the Waiter EEea , ALl-y Gen
ersl Hospital reservation, washington. y.
y pans specifications, blank proposals and
S,rther information furnished ON appiica-
49,, T. s reserves right @ reject OF ac-
SoIl- - eli bids or any part thereof
SPssIs TO be marked Proposals for
, - xy7IIs etc" and addressed TO CAP
TAIN n - mh14-ls. II. 1s-apa.s-st
1900 on THE COMMISSIONERS d. C.,
S0tI.ttfvgton. March Y, 1908. Sealed proposals
IN he received at this Office until u
Ct1-f 6CK- NOON. MARCH Is, 1893, for con-
structing q lS-room school building, No l58,
ioested on Fourth, between " and Bryant
Stree.s. Northwest. lots l 20 s. inclusive.
square 3O59 Forms, specifications, informa-
tfon and necessary proposal blanks may Do
obtf.ined at this Office room 43. H. p F.
MCFARLAND, HENRY I. WEST, JAY J.
MORROW, Commissioners, =. c.
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