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The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22

IN s.ssssas "a :. ssn l. leans 5ss@sa ss,ss p
me railroading outside of the
United States again. There IS no
country on this wide earth that suits
me better than America. and I don't
go taking any more jobs again in for
eign parts"
whats the matter? Didn't you get
vour pav all right?" asked a sympa-
thetic friend.
Got my pay and got something else
besides. 1 went down to Mexico to
work on the Mexican Central. Every
thing was lovely as could be. I meets
a friend and he says TO me, Let's have
a drink
Certainly says I.
And then what do you suppose?
II broke into the caboose of my own
train. busted open my own trunk. stole
nv own clothes in exchange for a
Mexican outfit. and got nearly killed
by nv own conductor for thieving
paisano."
Gee. what a fine time you did have. =
said his friend admiringfy.
Fine time nothing. That was on
three cups of aguardiente. No. sir. In
future 1 will stay in my own country,
get drunk in gentlemanly way on
gentlemanly liquor, and run no chances
of being killed for a burglarious Mexi-
can"
Carriers throughout the United
States have been informed through a
circular issued by the interstate COM
merce commission that after September
that body will discontinue what 1t
terms ..its usual liberality" In the dis
position of reparation claims It has
been the custom of shippers to file in
formal complaints in cases where they
have made shipments over one line,
notwithstanding a lower rate was In
effect by a competing line. Carriers
usually admitted the unreasonableness
of the higher rate. that being the only
ground on which reparation could De
legally made. The commission ma kes
II clear that such reparation claims will
not be considered in the future. Their
language on this point is as follows:
Where there is a difference in rates
between two points over different
lines shippers must understand that they
may get the benefit of the lower rate
only BY sending their merchandise over
the lines publishing the lower rate"
Further statements made by the COM
mission In their conference ruling of
June %. 1909. indicate plainly that rep
aration will not be afforded in the fut-
ure. except where it is manifestly plain
that the shipper is entitled to the rate
claimed.
About 10 cars day OF potatoes are
moving from the Stockton and San
Francisco districts 70 New Mexico,
Texas and Arizona. The total output
of the movement will reach between
! {, 900 and 1000 cars. At present grow
ers are getting s1.25 per 100 lbs.
| ]. d. Isaacs. consulting engineer OF
/ the Hartman lines. is in the city. He
remarked yesterday that he was on his
! general trip of inspection. He said
! that it would not be at all sur
prising If the Associated Pipe Line
company built a great many more
miles of pipe line, as the system
now in existence had proved in
every way satisfactory He added
I that the committee was still al work on
the electrization of the Sierra di.
vision. but that nothing had as yet beer
/ decided upon. Isaacs will leave fol
Santa Cruz and Los Angeles today, and
will return by the valley line and ex-
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
DEATHS

AGDREws--In this city. July le. 1903. Will
liam j., dearly beloved husband Of Annie
Andrews, and devoted father of Grace An
% years months and Is days. A member
of the Brotherhood of Teamsters-
dsy5' july nyels g. 1sos. @ at i2:so O'Clock ?. m.
at his late residence, 1854 Noe street. thence
to Masonic building. Fourteenth and Railroad
under the auspices Of South San Francisco
lodge No. PIP. F. & A. NJ, ar go p: m.
fnternent Mount Oliyet cemetery, by carriage.
Please omit flowers.
BARRY-In Vallejo. Cal. July. II. 1909. VII
liam f.. beloved son Of David Barry and the
late May A. Bar r. anq % Bpemerto pepg s5otsr Ws.h
Richard o.. David g.. Edward L. and Miss
Belle Barry. native OF Lake county, CAL,
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today Thurs
sg afe rssSe5se saS - Saea street Vaeo 51s
thence TO st. vincent's church, where re-
quiem high mass viii be celebrated ed for the
BREsLAUER-Iu this city, July 81. 1909. Lena.
dearly beloved wife of Nathan Breslauer,
loving mother OF David. Estella, Eda. Louis.
Samuel and Nettie Breslauer, and beloved
sister OF Isidor Breslauer Of this city and
Mrs. B. K Koltonowsh Of Chico, Cal, ma
tive OF Kempen. Germany, aged 5S years.
BREUER-ln Burlingame. Cal... July 20. 1909.
Marie Ursula beloved wife of Anton Breuer,
and loving mother Of Otto a Breuer. ma
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today Thurs
dayl. July %. 1909. at II O'Clock, from her
late residence. on Ralston avenue. Buriin-
game Cal. thence tc Cypress Lawn Gene
ferr. by carriage. Cremation.
BRIGGS-In Berkeley, Cal. July 20. 1909, Ar
thur r. Briggs, dearly beloved son Of Hu-
bert and Sarah Briggs, and brother OF Hubert
Wftehem Briggs. q native OF Los Gatos, Cal,
aged Is years months and 16 days.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services to
day (Thursday) July p, 1909, at 2 o'clock
p. m. at the family residence, I506 Euclid
avenue, Berkeley.
CONNIE this city. Louis. beloved husband OF
Emile cohn. loving father OF Newman Cohn OF
San Rafael, Cal; Simon, Gustave and Herman
Cohn Mrs. l.. j. Nenmann, Mrs Phoebe Glas-
ser and Mrs. J. Ostern OF San Rafael, and
brother Of Marcus Cohn. native OF Exin,
Prussia aged "a years. A member Of Mag
noia lodge. /. O. O.. +.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services tomor-
row fFriday) at 9;45 O'Clock a. m. al
Golden Gate commsndery han, zIsS sutter
street. under the auspices Of Jewel lodge
No. 374 f. A. NJ. Inferment Hills OF
Eternity cemetery. By train leaving Third
and Townsend streets at 1880 a. m
ENos-In Oakland July 2l. 1909. Abraham
T. Enns. beloved husband OF the late Almira
n. Enos, and stepfather Of Arthur W. Beam,
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
MILLER & LUX SUE
RAILROAD FOR DAMAGES
Want $5S1 for Loss of Barley
and Pasture in Fire

The San Juan railway company was
sued by Miller & Lux yesterday for
1851. representing the value Of barley
and other property destroyed in a fire
originating from sparks and burning
embers thrown from a locomotive be-
longing to the defendant corporation
The fire occurred July %, 1908. in
a 200 acre ranch in San Benito county
leased by Miller & Lux from the Las
Animas and San Joaquin Land company.
The property destroyed comprised
two and half acres Of barley stubble
pasture. - loads of headed grain and
476 bags of barley.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
MONGREL PUP WAITS
PATIENTLY FOR OWNER
Refuses to Leave Vicinity of
CITY Prison

A mongrel tan colored pup followed
Kate Anderson to the city prison sun
day night and refuses TO be driven
away. Kate was arrested for being
drunk in a public place. and the pup
tried 10 follow her into the Jail.
All attempts to make friends with it
have failed and as ii is not tagged
the dog eatchers will be asked TO take
possession of 1t.
Since Sunday night il has made its
bed at night on the rug at the en-
trance to Chief Cooks office. and
while not running around between Do
lice headquarters and the prison ii
sleeps on the sawdust in the main
corridor of the hall of justice.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
Notable Deaths
.ARKE. roREsraY sERy1cE

W. W. CLARKE, FORESTRY SERVICE.
ogden. Utah. July 2i.-Forest Superintendent
W. W. Clarke died in Logan canyon yesterday
afternoon. His death occurred after an i'll
ness of only one day Mr.. Clarke contracted
a cold while doing work for the forestry
service In the canyon and pneumonia deyel-
oped. His home is in Lockport. y. u He
leaves a wife and child. Superintendent Clarke
had been in the service several years. He
was a graduate of Cornell and before com
ing to Utah served in the Philippine forest
service.
SAMUEL w. JOHNSON, YALE FACULTY
New Haven. Conn. July 21--Samuel William
Johnson professor emeritus of the agricul-
tural chemistry at Yale university, died today
aged so years
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
WOMAN VISITOR LOSES
VALUABLE BREASTPIN
Mrs. Julius FrankeI of Utah
Asks Police Assistance

Mrs. Julius Frankel of Park City,
Utah, while in the shopping district
Tuesday, lost a diamond and near
breastpin.
While Miss E. Cooley was at dinner
at the New Fairview hotel. 1892 Post
street on Tuesday night, a thief en-
tered her room and stole s46.
Walter r. Hughes room at 571 Nc
Allister street. was entered TUESDAY
night and a new suit of clothes and
nugget stickpin stolen.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
ized TO have the sane published Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free Of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22

BOY BURGLARS Willie chemnick. $50 Clay
street and Felix Moranis 9O6 Pacific street.
s and IA years old respectively, were arrested
last night and charged with robbing the plumb
ing shop of W. S. Shook OF several pounds OF
iust as Willie was emerging from the shop
with a sack full Of brass joints. They were
sent to the detention home.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
GOOD AUTO RUN
TO MUIR WOODS
j. w. Leayitt Tells How the
Interesting Spot May Be
Reached
Pretty Place Where Only Few
AutOmobiIiSts Have Driven
Their Motor Cars
By R. r. L'HOMMEDIEU

The first report OF q run out OF the
beaten path has been received from J.
" Lesvitt who advocates that those
who wish TO spend a pleasant Saturday
afternoon and Sunday make the trip to
the Muir woods. The course lately fol-
lowed by Leavitt was 10 Sausalito.
thence 10 Manzanita. and after passing
the railroad station 10 take the road
that turns TO the left. which leads TO
Willow camp. Just before reaching
Willow camp there IS a gate to the
right through which one must pass.
To locate this gate Leavitt says that TO
the right OF il is a square white house
with q green roof After following the
road for about half mile the motorist
VIII come 10 a creek bottom. Going
up the creek bottom for about a third
OF q mile. one viii see a road up the
left bank which must be followed.
The mOtorist must make sure Of this
turmoil, for il he goes too far up the
creek he viii run into soft sand.
After leaving the bank the road
leads for half mile 10 the barnyard OF
2 ranch. which must be gone through
/. 70 the road on the other side. Then
-or a mile and a half or two miles il is
q beautiful run into the woods. II a
person has never visited this beautiful
spot the trip viii more than repay for
the trouble and the time devoted TO
the journey
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22

CHARGED WITH PETTY LARCENY-Harry
Srhaener.<~a boiler maker. was arrested and
charged with petty larceny last night after a
chase OF several blocks. Schaefer entered the
saloon OF B. MassoIetti. 2312 Taylor street. and
ordered 10 cents worth Of claret. When the
proprietor went downstairs TO draw the wine
Schaefer reached over the bar and took two
bottles OF liquor and ran ont Of the place.
SIX MEN HELD UP-Hoquam. Wash July
s1-Three masked robbers entered the hotel at
MontesanO. is miles east Of here this after
noon. held up six men and got away with val
liable plunder including silverwsre and = quan-
fty Of clothing The men were pursued by
officers in automobile and captured at Ei1a.
a station nine miles cast OF Montessno
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
BIRTHS

vERDIER-In this city, July s. 1902 to the
wife Of jules j.. verdier tnce carroll). a
daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22

NATIONAL UNLOA ENIEdIAIhe-Iherc
Uss . large attendance of members Of the Ma
sfonal rnion Ia the hall Of California council
10 $50 in Van Ness hall last night TO enjoy
an entertainment following large class. tnitia-
@ion me rleeftne was addressed By the senate
secretary. senate counselor and prominent mem
hers of the san Francisco cabinet. There was
81 interesting program Of music and literary
numbers tAe cLStrilsEfiun Of several door prizes
and 8 supper
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
MARRIAGES

CHIMSON-WARD-In this city. July 20. 1907
by the Rev c. A. Bernthal. Arthur E.
Crimson OF Sacramento and Berdena Ward
Of Oak Park. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
GOOD ROADS MASS
MEETING IS CALLED
Redwood City Residents Work
for Better Highways
So DI.eaIeh 3 The CaIl

L-F-II-7- = y
REDWOOD CITY. July 2l.-A good
roads mass meeting viii be held in
this cit ytomorro wright al the Al
hambra thester. which promises 10 re-
suit in a definite plan being adopted
for the Improvement OF the city's
streets. The meeting viii be held un-
der the auspices of the city council and
the board OF trade. and the practical
results secured from the use OF vari-
Gus kinds OF asphalt and macadam
roads will be compared for the purpose
Of laying out the future campaign.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
MEETINGs-speeial
STOCK HOLDERS MEETING.
OFFICE Or JOSEPH ALLEN

MINING AND DEVELOPMENT co.
Please take notice that the annual neetin-.
of the stock holders OF the Jos. Allen NiainS
and Development Co. vii be held at the ofhes
of the Company 1893 oath ST., San Francisco
on the Sd day OF August. 1909 at $50 n m
for the election Of officers and tranSaeff0n ~
fore the meeting.
The stock transfer books OF the company viii
be closed Monday. August 2 Il m and
will remain iclosed until Wednesday August Z
IL m.
By order Of j. ]. LAWRENCE. Pres.
c. W kAHL, Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
Special Tour
Of SfudebakerN

the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition
grounds during the fair. The Stude-
baker company viii bear all the ex-
pense Of the run. and viii also pro-
KEdesfor the enterta inmeut Of those who
make the unique trip on their arrival
IN Seattle. The distance is approxi-
marelv 475 miles. and should be ex-
tremely delightful as wen as a fair en-
durance test OF the different cars.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
Tour County
in Limousine

The White company Of San Francisco
has received the following telegram:
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22

Another million dollar deal" and
one fraught with as much significance
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22

The following automobile enthusi
ssts are reported as arriving at De
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22

Eugene Cooper Johnson has come up
in town.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22

pleted its one thOusandth mile al Man
ksto. MINI, this evening. with a per-
feet score and in as good condition as
Torrance has publicly demonstrated
that the new fuel is a complete sue
cess
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22

a vacation OF 10 days in q Thomas
Limousine. AT an expense averaging
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
Last Day Of
Winning Ford

row morning Scott and Smith will start
on their journey homeward by way OF
Los Angeles
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22

Today viii be the last day that the
automobile enthusiast viii have
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22

Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Lilley returned
Monday from Woodside where they
were the guests over Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs James Athearn Folger.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22

White IN the
GHdden Tour
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22

Mrs Walter s. Hobart-left Monday
for visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Carolan at their charming new country
home. Beaulieu.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22

steamer using ker-
osene as fuel, con-
testing in the
-f7TTpn f0fTr rnrn-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
FORECLOSURES SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK William Forbes Morgan. jr-- ana
" X 3. Emerson. as st.hstif 2ted trustees,
etc. plaintiffs against Barnett Evans ana
In pursuance of Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered IN ih'
above entitled action ana hearing date tue
Bird day Of May, 1909. /. the uuaerslSne3. 'hs
fierce in said Judgment named. VIII sell
at public auction. At the Exchange sales
room Nos u Is Vesev street. IN the B7r-
ough Of Manhattan. CITY Of New YORK. on
the frss day of June. t"'. az ~ Ll,,H 80.
noon on thar day. by Herbert a sherman.
Aurti0ueer. the premises directed oH Si'e
Judgment 70 be sold, and therein 1'=aT. .'-l
All mat certain lot. piece OF rarye. u
Land being on the southsrir side of one
Hundred and Eifty-third fl4-.r1b street
Borough ci Manhattan city " Ne" AgF,,.
and being bounded and described as ia'-
beginning A. point on the southcriy
side ~ one Hundred and Fifty third 15ird)
street. distant four hundred and sixtr-t~'
nlG2J feet six t6l inches westerly from the
corner formed ~ the inirT.estlon ol tae
s1lt hcrIy Side Sf one Hundred and FIFTY
third G-3rdp street with the westerly slde
of Tenth fHrhf avenue. running Il'iis'
s7utherIy and parallel with Tenth ti"tHl
avenue ninetg nine 800 feet AMI eleven
III, inches 90 tire centre if0o n The Block
between one Hundred and Fitty-%"sont
IJ2udl and one Hundred and tttty-iaiIa
G53rdt streets running thence "estft-L
and along said centre line n. the block ard
p7rsIfAj v.th one Hundred arH Fifty-thi-J
,I..srdt street thirtv. seven $50 feet ~iN i"i
inches fEruea rurtEcrfy and again para o.
with Tenth tln'h avenue ninetN-ulne t9'I
feet and e'essu .1Il inches 90 the Sputher'r
side ~ one Hundred and Fifty-tflri 'l.%rll
street. and theme eastrTiv along said
soutacrlv side Il one Hundred ans Fits
third G5lrIl street thirt} seven go feet
six til inches % the point or place n be
ginning
T,afei New York Nav seventh. 1goF
EDWARD = oTHEMAN- f;sleree-
BLACKWELL. BROS Attorneys f0r
Plaintiffs - wall ST. Borough =
Manhattan y T. CIfE.
The following is "a diagram - fh0 p~np.
erfy 70 t,e sold. ifs street number is 53f
west 15Grd street.
isg~f street
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18

HO1land-America Line
TwIN-sCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
NEW YORE=ROTTERDA BOU-
LtJG%E
Noordaun Nay -. 10 srr Ftvudsr an -Juns
revvl Ma y2S. loan y Am dam Jurs 2
HOLLANL-ANfERICA I'M 80 b Way.N 2
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
PARTITIONS SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
T0RE Adelaide a Hajsev plaintiff
against Estsue BaIoh Har~o7d and others.
defendants
raer' Of partition and sale. made and on
tered in the above entitled action. bearing
date the sth DAY o.. Januar'- 1909. J, he
undersigned. the referee IN said Judgment
Exchange sales Room Nos. l4-l6 E"sey
street Ira the Borough of Manhattan. IN
May 1908. at - o'clock noon on that day.
BIZ BRYAN /. Kennedy. aucicneer. the
premises directed by said judgment 70 be
s6ls and therein described as follows.
All that certain lot. piece or parcel q
land situate in the Fifteenth Ward in th@
Borough ~ Manhattan. in the city of New
York known as No. l3I Amity street, now
west Third street distinguished as Lot
No 50 Gortyh on q certain map known rs
Map of property belonging I" Thomas X.
Nercein. situate IN the Eighth Ward Of the
Bridges city Surveyor, which map was
filed in the Office OF tho Register of the
day Of April, 1928. a map -. and butted
and bounded as follows BeEinning at
point on the northeasteYly side or West
Third street formerly Amitv street,. TWO
os from the northWesterly corner Cf said
West Third street and Macdoueai street.
and running thence soHtheaSteTiy. aI2as t59S
feet to a lot numbered forty-one al on
said map; thence northeasterly, along said
lot number fOrty-oue t4l). ore hundred
fCO feet 70 land now or late belonging %
Alfred :. Pell. thence nCrthwesterly. along
the said last mentioned land thirty t$0l
feet 10 land now or late belonging 70 David
: Jones. and thence southwesterly. along
said land Of David s. Jones. one hundred
dOoi feet three 90 inches % the place Of
beginning
Dated New York April 2Gth. 1909
DANIEL 2. HAYS. Referee.
c " BENNETT. Plaintiffs Attorney,
No. 2 Rector Street n. Y. city.
HERBERT &. BRUSSEL,
Attorney for Defendants HaTvood and
others 81 Wall street. y. \. city.
JOHN DILL, Jr..
Attorney for Defendant Holden,
4p Court Street, Brooklyn. y. y
The following IS 9 diagram Of the prop
ertv to be sold It's number being 13I West
Third Street formerly Aulity Street:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
STEAMBOATS,.
HUDSON R0WgB
NlRm1f n 0RlIFS


IP TIE HUDSON BY SEARCH IC7FfT
PEOPLES LTNE-$ew York and AIba1v
Steamers leave Pier -. X R foot
Canal st. At D. m. week DAYS only
West 10Th St az $50 y m. conn menci1s
May eth. Daily service tfncIudinE sun
dayt commencing MAY Seth
CITIZENS LINE York and Troy
New steamer Trojan Monday. Wedaes-
day and FRIDAY and Greenport alternat-
Ing, from Pier Sc y R foot West 10th
St. at .. m daily Saturdays except
ed. New steamer Rensselaer, in service
June 18th.
SUNDAY steamer touches AZ Albany in
both directions
Direct connections az Albany with
trains for Saratoga. Lake George Adj
rondacE resorts Montreal. Berkshire
Buffalo and Niagara Falls
At Troy with trains for Saratoga
Lake George. Adirondack resorts. Will
Jamestown. North Adams. Manchester
and Burlington.
Splendid service Meals Ia carte
IueXCelled cuisine Horses and auto
mobiles carried at reasona bic rates
Tickets and ststerooC-s secured az p-i1-
CIpsi ticket Offices in Greater New York
HUDSON NAVIGATION CONPANT
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
- " Z,
Centre Line 81 g n Block p


The approximate amount Of thS lea or
charge - satisfy which the above tesc-i1fH
property ir to ue sold. i- sos -. r-fI
frdrl together With tcs'= ami a.IDH10re
amounting 10 1858 53 with interest from
Ma grE 1879 torf.le~ with tho expenses
u tho sale The approximate amount of
the taxes Assessments and wafcr rates or
other liens which ar" 90 he allowed ~ The
pJlr- -haser Cut = the purrhsTo money. or
uaid ly tHc Referee. is $50 "f ai.. 10
t@-est
Date, New York. Ma seventh 1909
EDWARD r. OTHEMAN, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18

= =. IIsEMENTs ana subscriptions fo-
Fc,.s.s siibune received Al their Uptown
49, 55-.ssNo 20 1854 BToadssy. between seth
- -leIlts received al the following
rscis~En elnoeS a. rngfllsr once rates until s
- - , n. viz. ga Sth ave, s. 2
rs~- - <; l5a sth ave, COZ 18th 81. 10z
O. 80 -. 257 West s26 ST between
~ en- sEes.s fe3 West 125th St:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
RrsINFss CHANCES.

WANTED D.-Iuf0ruation regarding coed
business for sale. not particular about
character. size or location: prefer 70 deal
With owner. give price and fufi description
Address L D, Box sS4 J.. Rochester.
y Y
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
SEEDS AND PLANTS
Amateur Gardeners.

Don't let two cents a week stop you
from making your little garden sue
cess The Tribune Farmer is prac-
teal agricultural paper, as valuable TO
~ cfty man with his little garden as
- is to the farmer with immense acre
age n can be had FOR less than two
cents a week.
Sanple on request.
Address TRIBUNE FARMER,
I54 Nassau s.. New York
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18

4 DVERTI-EMEN t. AM
y The Tribune received a
1854 Broadway. between 36Jl
O'Clock p. m Advertisement
branch Offices A. regular office
viz 264 Sth ave. :. 2. cor
18TH St 1o4 East 14th st.
7th and Sth sves- 26S West
Sd ave. nea' 6lst st. 110S
East I25th st. T5S fremont
American District Telegraph
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18

OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMA ASTER L s.
~ Military Prison Fort Kansas. Mar
Ie0p-Sealed proposals trirlicate viii
until 1000 A. NJ. Central Time,
June 1909. and then opened, furnishing
stallng Nachnery, and furnishing Building
one Power Plant; At I Military Prison; Ft Leaven-
upon deposit of $1,000 which will
refunded when plans specifications are returned
they may following Offices: Depot Quar-
ternaster Omaha. Neh Depot Quartermsster St Louis
No. Depot quarteruaster y Y. city. and Chief Quar-
termaster Chicago Information furnished on application
Envelopes containing proposals should
posss Plant and addressed THOMAS
u. SLANENS Constructing Quartermaster. L : Military
Prison. Fl Leayenworth. Kans
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18

Il ONERNOR'S ISLAND. y. Y. MAY a. 1909
II Sealed proposals in t-plicate will be
fee of Assistant uarrernaster Governors Island
until II o'clock A NJ. June !. 1868 publicly
opened dredging Right reserved 20
accept al bids any part
formation application J. W LITTEBIs. u @ NJ. G.
Chief tlUarterrna