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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-25
peas when an all green salad is de.

peas when an all green salad is de.
sired?
Roquefort cheese. grated or chop.
ped onion in your French dressing?
Cheese balls nodded from a paste
made of cream, chopped nuts and
parsley and seasoned with salt, pep.
per, dash Of paprika and Worces-
tershire sauce?
Or this same paste used as a fill
Ing for sandwiches? Thin bread and
butter sandwiches Of brown bread
to be served with your salad In place
of the more orthodox waters?
A sprinkling Of paprika on top of
the regulation stuffed potatoes?
Small white heads of cabbages,
boiled and adorned with q cream
dressing. instead OF the more aristo-
cratic and costly caulifower?
Cabbage or turnips au gratin in
place Of potatoes cooked In the same
fashion? ger
A sauerkraut stufiing for goose or
duck II you have any laundering Of.
ter Dutch" dishes?
A boiled dressing made with cream
instead OF oil and seasoned with
double quantity Of mustard with your
Dutch suppers?
Tripe with a very highly seasoned
cream gravy, or chicken livers broil-
ed with bacon, when you are at your
wits end for something new and not
too expensive in the way OF meats?
Ripe bananas peeled, laid in earth.
en- dish, water to cover, sprinkled
with brown sugar and few drops OF
lemon juice and baked slowly for
about half an hour? II few chop
ped nuts or dot Of apple Jelly are
added to each portion the effect is
prettier.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-25
HOLY week
NOON DAY
SERVICES

Following q growing custom Of
churches the country over the minis
ter Of the Logan Episcopal Method
list and Presbyterian churches have
arranged for daily MONDAY services
during the week preceding Easter,
commonly known as Easter week.
Through the courtesy of the manage
ment the Oak theater will be used
each day for a little less than one
half hour. from 1906 to 1890 pm.
brief and inspiring speaking and
singing may be heard at this popular
playhouse.
These services are commemorative
Of the last days of Him, whom men
acknowledge as spiritual and moral
leader. Their successful observance
in other places is proof Of that men
welcome a moral uplift with the
coming of the Easter season. 1t is
believed Logan men and women will
be glad of this opportunity Of turn
ing from busy office, store and shop
for few minutes Of quiet meditation.
Both speakers at these services
arc men of ability and acceptable ad.
dress and will have real message
for their hearers.
Frank H. Brainard, man expert
enced in reform and chautauqua
work is a Congregational minister at
Ogden. Adam G.. Frank is the gifted
and popular pastor at Brigham City.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-25

ing a high school or her own, could
not arrangements be made to accom-
modate her students at the county
high schools? H. X. ADAMS.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-25

Granite now needs more room.
Their building was built some time
ago at cost of S5S,5OO. They now
have in this building $50 students
and their school is one of our best,
judging from results.
Box Elder authorities give us the
statement that some time in the near
future another high school will have
TO be built in their county to better
accommodate the towns of Garland
and Tremonton.
. DR.. Mourman OF the u. s. Depart.
ment OF Education who has investi,
gated rural and city conditions all
over the United States gave it as his
opinion that Cache county should
! build two high schools. Such Is also
the opinion OF State Inspector Mo
siah Hall. State Supt. Il. C. Cow
ans, and other prominent outside ed.
u'ators who have visited the county.
Now about the cost of our high
schools. From the experience of
other schools the size of our own,
and from our own experience, we can
maintain our high schools on an
amount not to exceed $40 per capita
We would have an enrolment OF
about 400 for next year. At the above
price per student this would amount
to S2S'OOO Deiucting the tuition
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-25
h. R. Adams
Presents Views
On Bond Issue
Continued from page one)

600, would be spent On each of the
two schools. This would not inter
fere with the establishment of a ju.
Nor high school on the west side,
The following buildings we're erected
at the cost stated and are considered
among best buildings in the state.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-25

triotism which cannot be eradicated
must be transfgured.-The New Re-
public.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-06

MONDAY. July 3.
Receipts Of heeyes Tor two days we're
sla7 head. including 81 cars for the mar
ket, steers were slow ana barely steady:
bulls slow to a fraction lower except for
choice stock; cows generally steady and
IN fair demand. The wards were about
cleared. Common 70 extra steers sold at
s7S5; two or three extra stabilized at
Ss,5Oass.75: COWS At s3.75ns75O. tail
ends at 50. Dressed beef was very quiet
At 12ia Dliigc. for city dressed native
sides.
Receipts Of calves for two DAYS were
4.s92 head, including iISs for the mar
ket. Trade Vas loss active and veals de-
clined asa SOC. from last Fridays prices.
Ths pens were about cleared Common
20 choice NeHlS sold at s. i0mtll76 per
100 lbs, with sll50 the general TOP
price; culls at S6.iOnsS; skim milk calves
at ssmt7. City dressed veRls we're quiet
at lit2 lsc. per H., country dressed at
1lM15i9c.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs for two
days We're $3.50 h'ad. including % cars
for the market, making with the stall"
stock ~ cars on sale. sheep we're uuiet
but steady lambs somewhat uneven and
slow. but about steady on average sales.
The pens were not cleared. Common to
prime sheep teuesl sold at S3.5OaS6 per
100 lbs. a car Of ohio wrthcrs pUd ewes
az &6.75; culls At So, common 10 choice
! virginia lambs ~ Sk.50MS P.75, Kcniuckv
lambs A. siOH 5000. Dressed mutton
quoted ct ga l4C,, dressed lambs at IA
VIC; hog dressed Al lsc.
Receipts Of hogs we're 500 head, In
eiuding cars for sale. Market steady
at S.'' $50; roughs at 1850 ss.75.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-06
AUTOS INJURE MANY.
Man and Girl. Thrown From Car,
Are Left by own Party.

Yesterdays holiday produced the
usual number of automobile accidents,
several persons being seriously injured.
An accident out of the ordinary occurred
in Whitestone. l.. l., where a man and
girl were thrown from the running board
OF a machine and badly injured. The
driver did not stop and it is not known
yet who he was.
The injured man. Peter Barry. 2S
years Did. of 35l Webster avenue. As
terra. Is in the Flushing Hospital. UNI
conscious from a fractured skull. Miss
May McGahey, -. Of AZ Post avenue
Manhattan, has "A badly injured RICH,
hip. and was also taken to the hospital.
They were members of a party which
had visited College Point, and on the
return trip Barry sat on the running
board supporting the girl. The car
swerved on n turn and the two shot off
into the road.
Michael Bowler. 10. of 1915 Third ave-
nue., Manhattan, while at the corner of
Jackson and Webster avenues, Long
Island City, last night was struck and
injured by an automobile owned and
operated by Richard Ankener of l4O
Twelfth street, Long Island City.
Charles korn. % years old, Of 300o
Ocean Parkway, Coney Island. was run
down last night Zy "A motor truck be-
longing to the West End Bakery and
driven by Christopher Meyer of 1911
Mermaid avenue, Coney Island. Korn
was not seriously hurt.
An automobile and a buggy collided at
Thirteenth avenue and Broadway, As
toria. last night, The automobile was
owned by Louis irOhnert of $50 Hop
kins avenue, Astoria. and the buggy
owned and driven by August Sroelich
az % Dutch Kills street. Long Island
city. Sroelich was shaken up, but not
seriously hurt.
HAcKENsACK, y. j., July 5.-John
Ayersa. :, of . Essex street. Hacken-
sack, was probably fatally injured on
Main street o-night when struck by the
automobile of Harry =. Conner of .
Lafayette avenue, Englewood, The
boys skull was fractured, Eyewit-
ncSses say the child ran directly in
front Of the slowly moving car.
NEWARK, y. j., July Norman
Neweiler, . years old, of 233 Hamburg
place, was run down by an automobile
driven by William r, Seggins of iO7
Lille street. near the boys home. thi,
afternoon. The boy was cut on tn,
head.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-06
RESERVE GOLD FUND
REACHES $SO,54O,OOO
This Sum Accrucs as the Re-
suit Of New System for
Clcarances.
METHOD OF OPERATION

- It
NASH'N'roN' July 'epos'.S u! '"e
gold settlement fund OF the Federal re-
serve system have now reached s30.540,-
M, ,ooa.at,u u,,. co,,u.a
~
ny 'he SeCre'"rF VI we rc"e'"i hcSerNe
Board through the new system FOR clear
ances.
Mi. ,. .,, H. na,a a..,,a,o,..
~ '""' " "N" =" @''"
ISSUED ny the treasurer OF the tnlted
states in denominations of $4,000 pay
,bIc IA tho hoard These certificates arc
=. 49,. .,,, .au aam..u
Nei' !" " s"ie WIZ" '"o c'"'o''a''''s
which Is placed III one of the larger
vaults OF the treasury Department. ac-
cess to which can he had only by two
oftlcefs OF the board acting together.
here Is q summary or the sold iuhu
operations from MAY |? to June "a;
"A total OF SlS,i5o'ooo had been de-
posted UP to TINS time Tor the second
settlement made on the morning OF May
-. AS a result OF this settlement the
balances or several Federal reserve
banks fell below the required amount OF
Sl,ooo'ooo each and additional gold ne
posits were made 10 the amount or
sA4"o,ooo. increasing tne goid IN the
fund 10 s--'s'o,"V"', N''eT ,he set'Ie,
meits OF tune !" ana IL auhl,lohal sopu
deposits We're required ana the amount
or goid neId IN INC runu mas rus oeeIl
increased 10 sS"'ot";u"V' AT winch nsuIe
IL STOOD al close OF business on June -,
'oh wednesday evening e"'h %reueI"i
reserve nahk teleeraphs l" tne reuer".
reserve boarn 'ne amount uue lIo,l II
10 'he o'her reserve oahh. 'neSe 'e'e,
grams are All III 'he nah"s oi ,ne ooaro
carry thursday morning an" tne nsur'S
given are theh assehioie" on a snee'
known as 'he checherooaru "H''n mas
the names or tne ~fe"era, reserve oa',hS
AT tne hehu OF tWeI'e Columns anu ais"
al the ieit mana margin a.
From the teieeram OF eacn panN .he
mounts Whlch u reports que 10 o'her
reuerai reserve "anhs aie "Stcu ~ Wv
proper Columns uioer ,he names OF 'he
other panks' 'he 'o'"l oeihe entered ~,
'he right WarElh' an" eaOh "or.%ou."t
column thus SHOWS amounts ana 'o'''
which the rederai reserve pahh owes 10
all me other reserve pahks'
Nhen the nsureS from ms 'W'lNc
kilograms nave oeen entered 'ne Nsr'icai
columns snow me amounts ana '"ta' uuc
from otnef feuer"i reserve """hS " 'he
reserve bank named AZ 'ne hea" OF e'cn
coiumn' Hacn nahh Is t'eu ,ta,se"
WIN 'he amount uue 10 "tn', reu.I"'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-06
NEW JERsEy REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Attractive bargains IN modern one fam
lly houses and choice building lots at pri-
rate sale, a large number from which to
select.
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
or NEW YORK, to quickly close the bust
ness OF two corporations. offers these
properties AT about 800 OF former prices,
They are located ut Grantwood, Paiisads,
Mursomere and Ic"nia, New jersey. COP
posit" Grants Tomb. within twenty-five
minutes uf Manhattan.
An Inspection of these properties will
convince you that they ar" unusual bar
gains.
Liberal terms, Title Guarantee Policy free,
For further details and terms. address
BENZ. u HAliHT, Special Deputy Supt.
OF Banks, care Banking Department. 81
RroHdwaN, Sew York city.
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Centre Line OF Block

The approximate amount Of the len or
charge, TO satisfy which the above de
scrihed property to be sold, Is Fifteen
thousand nve hundred and ninety three
Ti-lnO lSl5,5P3 71 Dollars, with interest
thereon from the 18Th day Of June, 1915.
together with The costs and allowance
amounting 80 Three hundred seventv.pight
and 60 100 CS37SGtl Dollars, with Interest
from luue sith, 1913. together with the
expenses uf the sale. Tn approximate
amount Of the taxes, assessments ana water
rates, or other liens, which are to he al
lowe ed Ia the purchaser out Of the purchase
muurN. or paid bN the Referee, is Two hun
drrI sixteen and 26-loO ,$.l6 2GI Dollars
and interest.
Dated. New York. july ., 1915
WALTER \ HlRSrIl, Referee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-06
The Wabash PITTSBURGH Terminal
Railway Company

This committee, having approved the
Plan and Agreement for the rrorganiIa-
tlon OF The Wabash Pittsburgh Ter
minal Railway Company dated juno -.
1913, recommends that holders OF See
oni Mortgage Bouds accept said Plan
and Agreement and make the pay mcnt>
when they are permit Il 20 make there
under. In order To enable holders ~
Second Mortgage Boni> drpn~itcd with
this TO participate in said
Plan and To deposit their bonds IN Hr-
CordanCc Herewith the Deposit Agree
mcnt uf June >. laN. under which thu
committee Wa constituted. has been
terminated.
The members OF this Committee have
waived all compensation for their own
services, but IN order 80 reimburse the
tomml'tc" and 10 provide for moneys
borrowed. advances made and Indebted
ness and liabilities incurred. holder Of
Certificates of Deposit fnr Second Mort
gage Bonds vii be required. upon With
drawing their bonds, to pay onc-hpl' Of
one per cent Of the principal ~ Tn" bonds
Withdrawn Ia GUARANTY TRUST COM
PANN or NEW YORK. the Dcpositary.
under >a,i Deposit Agreement
rs the Plan and Agreement provide
that, the Second Mortgage RondS must
he deposited 81 or before September T..
1918. hondholdcrs are urged 10 aC,
promptly.
Dated. New Nogk. June >. lGl5.
NItNtNDEH y. HEMPHUI,
ANDREW =. MILLER,
ALBERT ~. MiGGIN.
sommt,t."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-06
GRAND TRUNK SHEDS BURN.
Fire ut FORT Huron, Mich, Cnuscs
x.5O,OOO Loss.

IorT HrRnN, Mich, July THE
Grand Trunk freight sheds here. 100
feet long, ~ which the steamers Of the
Port Huron and Duluth Steamship Com
pany land were destroyed by fire this
afternoon cntailing IA loss estimated Mt
s"50,0oO, The office of the steamship
company was also destroyed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-06
81 KRO.ArE's NOTICES.

Of an order OF Hon. John T.. CohaIan, A
Surrogate Of the County OF New York,
NOTICE j. hereby given 90 all person.
having claims against Harriet \. cullen,
Late of the County OF New York. deceased
to present the same with a.,hrrs thereof
10 the subscribers at their. place Of trans.
acting business, No. 100 broadway,
Borough OF Manhattan, In the City Of New
York, on or befOr" the FIRST day Of De.
lembcr next. Dated. New York. the I'm
day of May. 1915, ADELE MARTIN. Ex.
eCutriX, WILLIAM ROBERTSON. WILL.
IAN. -: El.IISON, Executors. ELLISON
Executors, 1868 Broadway, Manhattan, city
of New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-06

ADAMS, ALBERT Ain pursuance Of
an order of Honorable Robert Ludlow
Fowler, a Surrogate Of the County of New
York. Notice is hereby given to all per
sons having claims against Albert A.
Adams, late of the County Of New York.
deceased, to present the same, with vouch.
ers thereof, to the subscriber, at place Of
transacting business. No. 40 Cedar street,
In the CITY Of New York, on or before the
18TH day of December next. Dated New
York. the l&th day of June. 1919. LULU
+. ADAMS, ENecutrix. GEORGE G. LAY,
Attorney for ENecutriN. iG Cedar street,
New York CitN,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-06
.lnnunArt,n >uli,n,.

SHARP WiLLlAM.-lu pursuance OF an
order OF Honorable Johu /. tOhdldn. a
surrogate OF the County OF New York,
NOTICE Is hereby given TO all persons
having claims against william sharp. late
present the same with NOuChers thereof to
The subscriber, at his place of transacting
business at the ONCE OF his attorneys,
Lord, Day q Lord, No. ~ Wall street. in
IN. City Of New York, on or before the LIST
day of December next. Dated, New York,
the 2tth day OF May 1910 ;
ORTGIES, administrator {. I. "A. ORD
DAY a. ORD. Attorneys for administrator
G. I. a., ~ wall street, Borough Of Man
haitian, Cit of New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-06
McpARrLANp. ANNIE.-In pursuanc.

NcPARTLAND. ANNIE.-In pursuance
of an order OF Honorable JOHN 4. CO.
HALAN. a Surrogate OF the County OF
New YORK, NOTICE Is hereby given TO all
persons having claims against Annie Nc
Partland, formerly Annie McDonough. late
Of the County of New York. deceased. to
the subscriber. at place OF transacting
business at the ONCE of Peter j.. McGoli-
rick, ~ Court St, Borough of BROOKLYN,
26th day of September next. Dated. New
York. the llth day Of March. 1915
ELIZABETH + McDONOUGH, Adminis-
iratrix. PETER J, McGOLDRICK. ATTY.
for Administratrix. ~ Court St. Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-06
I'OR SALE.
Army.Navy Auction Ravualns
Isl SI>ESS CHANCES.

LARGE CAPITAL. required TO promote
No Intermediary agents wanted, VIII fur
ulsh absolute, positive proofs and demon
STATIONS to responsible hrm or individual.
No particulars given by useless CORE
sponaenCe. Very short interview desired.
Write INTERNATIONAL INVENTION.
box $50 sun ONCE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-06

SANDS. TAYC,-In pursuance OF an
order Of Honorable John ?: Cohaian. a
Snr11shte OF me '"nnoS OF New rorN.
having claims against Tayo Sands, late OF
the County OF New York, deceased, to pre-.
sent the same with vouchers thereof to
the subscriber. At place OF transact!ng
business. Nc, IS Broad s.reet, IN the City
October next, Dated. New York, the eth
day o. March, 1915. OGDEN LlvINGsTON
MILLS: Ey.cutoT. sTETsoN, JENNINGS
Broad street, Borough Of Manhattan. city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-06
.roMRoY. MARY EDNA.-in pursuance.

POMROY, MARY EDNA-ln pursuance
ppi 1t" oSnr u io.o,ao'e Jnhn r. Coz
York. NOTICE Il. hereby given TO all per.
sons having claims against Mary Edna
PomrOy, late of the County of New York
deceased, to present the same with
vouchers thereof TO the subscribers at Their
place OF trdnstrtlUg business. No, 80 iIne
Street. In the Borough OF Manhattan. Clty
Of New York, on OF before the FIRST day
OF october next. Dated, New York the
l7th day of March. 1873. II. ARTHUR
POMROY, HENRY *. pOMROY, Fxecu-
tors. S~ATrERLEE. CANFlEl.p n STONE.
Attorneys for Executors. ~ WAL street,
Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY.
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gives notice that II has approved and
adopted n Plat and Agreement, for the
Rcorghn llation Of The Wabash Pitts
hursh Terminal Railway CompanV, and
has lodged comics Of such Plan and Agree
mcnt with COLUMBIA TRUST ON
PA\i. or NEW YORK. the Depository
~ thu Conmittrc. at Us ofilcc, No ~
Broadway. New York city
M hoIdcrS OF Certificates OF Dcpo>If
issued under said Deposit Agreement
who shall fail to wl'hL.. " their BONDS
IN the manner provided In said Deposit
Agreement within thirty DAYS after the
date OF this notice. shall be ~concluSiVaiV
and finally deemed for all purnoscS TO
have asscntcd to said Plan and Agree
ricnt. In accordance with said Deposit
Agreement OF july Is. 1910. any holder
thirty DAYS after this date withdraw
from said Agreement upon tho terms
ana conditions therein expressed and
without being required to make ANY
pay mcnt whatever A. a condition Of such
wlthdrewel Tho members ~ tho Com
mittcc have waived All compensation for
th"tr services under said agreement.
Reorganization may be obtained from
tho DcpositarV.
The Committee recommends the ar-
ccptancc OF said Plan end Agreement nv
the holders of Certificates 81 Deposit
ana 'h1' they make the required pay
ment> hereunder.
Dated. New YORK. juno Is. 1915.
LANES e. CHAPLIN Chairman.
MtiGS u. WuAPItS.
WILLIAM a.. NICHOLSON.
~ \Rt<tG O.. HARPER,
RICHARD SCTRO.
Committee.
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PROPOSALS FOR oATs-sealed pro-
posals viii ha-receiyed at the office of the
General Purchasing offcer, The Panama
Canal Washington. u. G., until 10 80 a. M.
July 30, 1873, At which time they will he
opened In public. for furnishing the above
mentioned articles. Blanks and general
Information relating to this Circular iNo.
950I may be obtained from this once or
the offices of the Assistant Purchasing
Agents, =, state street. New York City. Ga
WhitneN-CeutrHl Building, New orleans.
La, and Fort Mason. san Francisco, cal
also from the L, : Engineer Ofhces In the
following cities. Seattle. Wash. Los An
grles, cal; Baltimore, Md; Philadelphia,
Pa; Pittsburgh, Pa; BOSTON, Mass Buf-
falo, y. Y; Cleveland, ohio; Cincinnati,
ohio; chicago, H.: -. Louis, Mo; Detroit.
Mich Milwaukee, WIS; - Paul, MINI.
Chattanooga, Tenn; Louisville. Ky; Mo
bile, Ala. and galveston. Ten; Commercial
club. Kansas CITY, Mo. Chamher Of Com
merce, Quincy, N, and Commercial club,
Tacoma. Wash,-F. g. Boggs. Major. Corps
Of Engineers, L., :, A. General Purchasing
npH.a,
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
INDIANA PIPE LINE COMPANY.

New York. June 30. 1915.
A. dividend. of $500 per share has been
declared on the Capital stock Of this Com
pany. payable August II. 1915. to stock
holders OF record at the close Of business
july -, 1915.
All communication regarding payment
VI change of address should he sent to the
Undersigned not later than August l. 1915.
GEORGE CHESEBRO', Secretary.
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ROWDoIN. JuLLA lRNING GnlNNEL

ROWDOlN. JULIA IRVING GRiNNELI.
In pursuance OF an order of Honorable
John l.. Gohalnn, - Surrogate of the county
of New York, NOTICE Is hereby given "a
All persons having claims aRainst Julia
lrviug Grinnell Eowloin late OF the County
of New York, deceased. to present the
same with vouchers thereof TO the sub.
srribed, at their place Of triusaCting hlsi-
ness, No. - Broad street. in the city u
New York, on OF before the LIST day Of De.
ccmber next. Dated New YORK, the s,h
dan. Of May, 1915. EDITH q. BDWDDlS,
DANIEL. + klNGSFDRD. Executors.
STETSoN, JENNINGS & RUSSELL. At.
torneys for Executors, 20 Broad Street.
civ Of New York
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PROPOSALS FOR STRUCTURAL steel.
ana Accessory Parts for the Decking Of
th" Reloaier Wharf at Balboa. Sealed
proposals viii he received at the once of
the General Iur, hasing Officer. The Pan
anna CANA. Washington. II. e, until 10 30
a m, July IS, 1915. at which time they
VIII he opened I'm public. for furnishing or
furnishing and erecting the ahoVe-men-
toned articles. blanks ana general in
formation relating to his Circular tNo,
94sI may be ohfalned from this ONCE or
the offices Of the Assistant Purchasing
Agents. "a state street, New York CITY.
6li whitney Central Building, New or
leans. La, and Fort Mason, san Francisco.
CA, also from the L. :, Engineer Offices
IN the following cities: Seattle. wash {,
Los Angeles. cal Baltimore, Md phila-
ie.phia, Pa. Pittsburgh. Pa. Boston.
Mass; Buffalo, y. Y; Cleveland, Ohio;
Cincinnati. ohio: Chicago. III; 81, Louis.
Mo Detroit. Mich. Milwaukee,. Wis. ST.
Pau. MINI, Chattanooga, Tenn, Louis
Vile, ~, Mobile. Ala. and galveston.
Ten, Commercial Club. Kansas CITY. Mo.
Chamber Of Commerce, Quincy, H.. and
Commercial club. Tacoma. Wash.-F c.
Boggs, Major. Corps Of Engineers, L. :. A,
General Purchasing Officer.