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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29

7 PR0P0UNDs
REPUBLICAN PUZZLE


CFrom the Artcsla News. Republican,
According to newspapers in she
northern part Of the state. .. A. lar
razOlo VIII be a candidate FOR the
nomination for attorney general Mr..
Lafrazolo seems 10 ave contracted "a
habit OF becoming a candidate for
something % other every time there
D. an election. and while this In itself
"a no Particular disgrace. It would
have been far better for both Mr..
Larrazoio and the Republican party
had he continued to East his lot with
the Democrats after accepting so
many honors and nominations from
their hands. Just why the leaders
Of the Republican party feel that it IL
necessary 10 provide a soft berth for
Ar. Larrazolo ia something that the
rank and file Of the party cannot I'M
derstand, and 10 the past few years
the people OF New Mexico have quite
frequently demonstrated that they
prefer to vote for something the why's
and the whcrefors Of which they eau
easily see. ~ r1rrnzolo Is nominated
for state oflce his name upon the
ticket will sfoUse more a%ntnEonism
than any other one thing possibly
could. Rnd there will be hundreds of
Republicans who viii refuse To- vote
Tor him
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
TIC s
PAID FOR LAND
ON PLAINS
Quay County Sales of Recent
Weeks Show That Day Of SO
Land in Eastern New Mex
leo Is Gone for Good.

Tucumcart. y. NJ, Nov. 2g.-Thcro
has hcen quite an activity iu the buy
Ing and selling of land on the plains
OF quay county within the past few
weeks. Hardly n day passes but what
a trade is made. \ notable feature is
that the land b. brinsins much better
prices than usual Tho plains have
established a reputation as "a wheat
farming country and the day of hto-
dollar land is "a thiug OF the past
Among the places selling within THE
last few days are the following
The r. W Vaudefsilce 100. price
sl.6o0. purchaser g. e. Snolson
Rush Brothers SOLD an unimproved
Toe for &i,2so This place had moth
ing la the way of improvements, not
even a fence post.
Tho J. a.. Holton uuimproNcd 3eO
was purchased by a.. W. owens Tor
$4,000.
The Roy H. smith place OF 32o
acr,s with practically no improve
Wruts was sold 60 a.. g. Huutly fdr
$4,000.
The and above reported lies near
Plain pustuface and may be consid-
cred "a good section OF tho wheat proc
duDiug area, bot Is no better hun
many other parts of the plains Of the
county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29

the hour when We complete a New
Year resolutions Here Il Is:
Hartman died twenty years before
hls time lie was a tremendous
worker. but work ala not XII him.
what killed Harriman was thiuklnr
In bed.
Thinking in h6siEcss hours II q
constructive process Thinking In bed
n usually worry.
one reason why every man should
read history i in order that he may
ssow the folly Of worry.
Read she History Of Rome BY Fer
rero. especially those chapters FOL-
lnwing assassination OF Cncsss,
see the p5sifui worry Of poor Cicero.
should he follow the dictates OF his
conscience and throw IN his 10, with
the friends OF Caesar. who had
shown him 50 much kindness
or should he take NJ seemed to
BE- the safer course and JOIN with
Caesars assassinsg
Day after day he tortured his soul
with worry.
How p~itifully unimportant all that
worry seems 70 US. two thousand years
a%ftcrward. How clearly we can see
that II Cicero had simply followed his
conscience he could have spared him
self All that worry and saved his life
and his honor.
A greater man Than Cicero lived
through a far greater period Of trial.
And he did not worry.
That man was Abraham Lincoln.
He was depressed. yes; hcartsick.
yes. But worricdf Noi
When he was tempted to worry by
some trial that seemed overwheim-
Ins he would ray to himself. This too
will pass.
ny which ne meant that a thousand
such trials had visited men IN ccntur-
les gone By. and had passed away,
His trial was important enough to
make him think. But no trial could
be important enough to make hiia
worry.
A certain business man faced his
board OF directors recently. lie had
done has best-hut he had lost them
a large sum OF money.
One OF the directors said to him:
'You don't seem TO be much wor-
ried."
He replied.
you gentlemen don't pay me any
money to worry about your business
You pay me to do my best according
10 my judgment and conscience, ]
have done that. To worry would not
ada n penny to your balance sheet. +"
Learn this lesson from history: In
all The six thousand years Of history,
worry has accomplished nothing
Your worry viii accomplish no
more.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
DEEP SEA DIVER
FINDS JOB IN
NEW MEXICO
Is Under Water for Seven
Hours Repairing Outlet
Valves of Big Irrigation
Reservoir.

Ration, ". A.. Nov. 25s 4
Thompson. an experienced dreu.sca
diver, who arrived laai week from
the cost, was submerged Tor q seven.
hour period in the large reservoir AZ
b r. o. Ranch this week while rec
pairing one 81 the large cables enn-
trolling the ouuet valve at tht bottom
of the reservoir 10 was found neees-
r1ry Co secure the services of diver
tp repair tine damaged mechanism. as
D. wtuld otherwise have boon roccs-
sary Geo drain the large mpound Of its
40 feet OF water.
scription tho sum OF $4,000. masiug
"a total Of So 600. ANA that thr two
water users associations would be
asked To subscribe the remainder. or
$4,000 However, the associatous dad
even better than was requested and
hN subscrihing the sum or s.. 600 the
$500 gccdod tor the Eu1rout, fund
is assufed and % balance of $500
rendered available for entertainment
purposes.
Mr. Burgess addressed tho water
users and told something lf th,
greatness md importance of the
forthcoming celebration to Hc held
along the lines proposed, N y fomr-
times debated he said. whether Tine
holding OF such conventions and con-
crosses are really as beneficial n. IE
imn giuCd. but I assert without fear of
contradiction that had IL NOT been for
the holding cot the nrsr Irritation cone
grcss boo no Plso wc would never have
had tho great Rio Gutudc irrigation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
TWO BIC STOCK
DEALS MADE IN
EDDY COUNTY

Carlsbad. ~. NJ, Soy. e1.-L s..
SHELTON has purchased the Interests OF
c-x-Govornor Stubbs IN the puIlcd Au-
gus Cattle company. OF Black river
ranch. Tho heal involves the sum oI
about yISO.ODO and rs probably tho
largest cNsr pullcd off in this yoarfy
Tho ranch 90 present contains lloYt
2.5I9 full-uluodrt PuIlcd AuE.s cDU.
they r. valued az aluU. ST."
each FOR dry uWs thp calves har.ut
been sold 60 Horny E%crliner OF Font
Worth. Texas ar. SHELTON B., from
pkWulgcc. pslu.. aud is nov I htl
owner with ID o. Harkcy Boo ,1, cnm-
pany.
"Wednesday at this wrCk vs. d. D.l-
ucr closed "a deal with Duiuu o.. /,
whereby Mr. Barber becomes upn D
ui the old D D. 81 ranch twenty nIIa.
northeast oI Carlsbad and aU .
DttJlo owned DIS uUlrE. Tha .ur..l.
Grafton b. not given but .- uIu...
to Poo Boo th, u~riehHuJhuHI mr. $500 u
This ID. the ranch and cattle SOLID '
Walter IDullctnn a. scar .u,
900, which show. thor, has naya ..'l.
raise in the stock and rancho. h,.
bouts duriu- tho past Year. i.pu
TINS dcIl 30 # taken that an N.r...
has changed his mind ls i1 wu. .u4 .'
Texas and Will remain u.HI his cote
stamping grounds Ir me utuI. .
Is with plcHsurc $50. lre anle Go r
The fHpt Omar DC VIII upt laa.'
such men as Mr Barber are ..ir.a d
B ans mans country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
ell PASO MEN FORM
PLAN FOR BIG
CELEBRATION
Martinez Leads Movement to
Finance Formal Opening of
the Elephant Butte Irriga-
tion Project.

~ puso. Texas. nov. 27-Thc app
preparation of $4,000 to ne betrayed
10y the 10 Paso Water Users associa-
ton and the Elephant Butte Water
Users association, in behalf OF tHe
Grand celebration 60 Doe held next fat
commemorative the completion OF the
Rio Grande irrigation project. and &C..
.compdnicd hy the great convention of
tho International Farm Congtess and
soil Products exposition and the an
.nual meeting of the international
Farm congress, was decided upon at
an enthusiastic Joint meeting ot the
members Of the two associations hold
this afternoon at the rooms OF the
Chamber OF Commerce.
President FcliN Martinez of the III
Paso Water Jsors' |ussooiStiou prosld-
cd at the meeting with President J..
W. ClJpp of the Elephant Butte as
ISOLATION and other members OF the
LAS cruces association Boo attendance
Mr. MARTINEZ m calling the meeting
to order referred to the forthcoming
celebration and Go It's vast importance
60 the farmers who were Ia De pri-
marily benefited through the vast adj
vortising Co bee given this rcgion and
also through the flood OF homescck-
ers aud investors 4 was believed
would be- attracted Co both the I'D
itsu and thc Ncw Mexico valleys.
Mr.. MARTINEZ said the matn thinr at
present was Goo finance the holding OF
90, great celebration BE called upon
President D. 3D. Orndorff and El,hard
r.. burgess Too explain the scheme
which had been arranged for nuau.-
ius tho proposition regarded us one.
20 was explained thar a total guar
Juty tIud ot $4,000 would be- neccs-
airy 20 finance the celebration. 4
total guaranty sum OF y23.uDO would
hc necessary to secure tho I%utctua-
.tionnl Farm congress. with the as-
surcd prospect that % considerable
portion OF this amount would Doe Zee
turned Co the Euprantors iu the way
of gate receipts Go the exposition mud
other sources uf rrtcuus available CO.
the association and the further sun
of $500 to finance the holding oi
the international Irrigation cuurro. s.
This makes r. total guaranty fund of
DO s''. which BE- would ho necessary
t' I.., without amy additional iIuI
f.r Entertainment pufposDs
o. Nls mrther stated That tho .ouu-
col Do II.p was expected 600 sul-
rIae the sum OF s1.a0u. thrf "a like
IW aunt would ho uut uu Dog th. pity
m DO Ilso. wuHius So. 600 t ..aH,a
i.u.u these suurDrs, tult th, DhUm-
."I col. '.Hmur.r WUH.d uud,Hak, I'd.
secure out uI iH huIg,. fund slb-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
HERE'S THE LINEUP
ALL MADE, BOYS!



A Republican state convention Is
q good deal like "a iury-iots of people
don't know what il will DO. Especial
~ this way Is the coming convention
next year when a senator must be
nominated to take the place OF scua-
tor Catron. This next election wit
be something new for senatorial can-
didRtos, as they must get out aad
make the race before the people and
not In a caucus On that one propu-
sition alone New Mexico Republicans
cannot afford to nominate anyone
other than Andrews, Tor of AN tho
candidates 80 far Offered ne is the une
natural born c%aiupalgncr iu the
bunch He knows the people, and
they are always glnd To see MIN. lie
~ the logical man o. make he race
against Mcdonald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
READ HISTORY,

T THE risk OF y~iolatlng the
"A o0pyrirht the following seq
mon II being reprinted Il Is
upon The subject worry and h from
the ADVERTISING pages Of Every
Week" one OF the newer Of this
years crop * new publications Il Is
b mighty good sermon with which 90
begin me week y u may wen be
hept ia mind hy most Of W. up TO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
Come, Pay Nour Quarter, Bring Your
Imneii and Hc Thankful

tSt. Jehn's Arizona, HernldI
To-day ls Thanksgiving dly Tho day
set apart 90 return THINKS 70 the 0ll-
wise Creator for his houutcous hicss-
lnrs bestowed upon bis children duf
ing the year Tonight the Relief so-
ciety viii give AN cntcrtai1mcnt a,
ne academy. % cents per coupl. wlI
De charged as au entrance Zee and tho
ladies are requested 10 briug "a basket
OF picnic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29

by the
49, Second riddle. -

A FTER MR.. FORD gets through
~ Il Will De time FOR some of the
' b%elligerent nations 20 do some
thing toward making peace. All
other methods will have been ex-
hausted.
D
ABOUT the heaviest expense OF the
Serbian court just now Is FOR moving
vans.
q
IT is CHARACTERISTIC Of Amer-
lean thOughtlessness ina. with a well
ding "A congress coming on Prcsi-
dent Wilson is asked TO determine
what is the best kind Of grass FOR golf
links.
q
THE AVERAGE life Of an automo-
bile In wax service IS thirty days This
Is chief contributing cause for
making new loans which the average
American will understand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
sion and Inc mon both pleaded sulIty.

-
Duna Ana county farmers and mer-
chants have formed an organization
the Mcsiila valley They have designs
ON a sugar factory in the future
-
A tire manufacturers company has
hundred road signs 90 be- used In
marking county roads.
-
4. G. Craps of Las Cruces last
week unioaded O. carload Of apple
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
SILVER CITY MEN
BACK BUNGALOW
BULL c
Plan Similar to That Proposed
Here Successfully Financed
for Hustling Grant County
Town.

silver city. y. NJ. Nov. 27.-A local
company, organized by Frcd Borcn-
stem tor the erection oi modern bum
gnlows for winner vinitors. has prac-
ticaliy complctcr lie capitalization ard
it D. expected hat the preliminary
steps in connection with the organic
alton % the new company viii DEE
taken within the next day ur two.
after which the different sites for the
bungalows will toe decided upon.
Tho company viii be- capitalized al
$40. 600 and will erect twelve modern
bungaiows with an built-in conven-
lcnccs. garage. etc. Optins have been
taken on a number of available sites
and the final choice viii be lcu tu tie
stockholders 60 decide. That the
proposition has proven attractive %
the business men il indicated by tho
ready response in tho sale of tho
stock Already seven OF the bunsa-
lows nave been spoken for and o. is
expected they viii AN be rented bc.
fore they are completed
The demand for modern cottages
was greater in silver city and
AIR Borcnstein estimates such cote
tagcs with every modern convenience
can De- erected in lroups. thus bring
ns down the individual cost at "a fig
ure that viii assure 70 reasonable rent
I'll N at the aamc time bring Ia at
tractiNc interest on tho money Invest
cd. 70 BE- "a business proposition. pure
and simple. without uny philputhrop-
c motives underlying except os they
may indirectly result from such "a
much-nccdcd Improvement. and IRE
vestors are considering d in this
Hight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
! New Mexico News Notes !


Attorney Matt Fowler Of silver city
is credited with having shot the lar
gest buck OF the season In southern
New Mexico. The deer weighed tI5
pounds dressed. being equivalent Ia a
live weight OF about 225 pounds.
Maggie Sedillo. a l5-year-old girl
died last week at her fathers home
on the Sweetwatcr. Colfax county,
from a blow ON the temple from a.
fragment Of a broken fly-whcel. she
was feeding "a corn shelter which her
father vas operating. when the fly
wheel broke and a piece Of tho heavy
metal struck the girl in the head
Conclusion was caused by the blow.
SherlT n J. McGrath or Grant
county aud q party OF friends. who
are ON their way Go the San Francisco
exposition in the shcrifrs au;or,o-
bile, were stopped hy Arizona officers
and searched as suspected bootleg
gers. while crossing the dry stare.
They were released with apologize
when their identity was made
known.
Felix MARTINEZ oi DO Paso win he
one OF the speakers at % g-et-togethcr
dinner OF Grant county business mon
In the silver city Chamber ~ CONF
merce December 10th.
Al Buford. wanted for check False
ing ana Gregory Duran. charged with
stealing Il horse. were ou th.Ii Wl to
the state prison az Santa IT, thrgs
hours after they were brought goo
Carlsbad last week. Court was Boo cess
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
Real Cause for THANKSGIVING.

william J.. Bryan has been sending
20 every paper in the country e copy
OF the Commoncr allied with articles
Intended 10 show the foil, of pre-
paredness But. thauk heaven. we
don't have 20 read q.
D
TOU BETTER be careful VIVA. sou
say about W. j. or the Pennington
Times-Husuer viii detach you from
the Democratic party and hook you up
with the worldwide war rust.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29

~ WHAT MIR FORD really b af-
Ter BE- advertising he's ure getting lt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
ma,o You Chcrkcd u Tho rnh,9


AlHNhf ~ NHN 7 NN'""f
Twenty hHndkerchiefs were stolen
from ou. Of the home OF George Nin-
cehelser eaFt 81 town. Tho guilty
party Is known. but 10 The handler
chiefs are returned aothing win bc
done.
we have since learned th1t Nj.
Ninoehelser had r. cook stove stolen
Monday night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29

THE WARNING POWERS should
Gt ioas. remember the Recording An
gel at Christmas with "a new double
deck adding machine. They We over
taxed his regular equipment
The Washington times., 1915-06-15
LEGAL NOTICES
w. J. LAMBERT. II. II. NEATMAN.
Attorneys. ..'"-

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, holding Equity
Known he d.Sess ana aenes. m oe of
Gideon Davis, deceased, ct al, Defendants.
The object of this suit 1. to establish Of
record the title Of the plaintiff in fee simple
to lots One Hundred Eleven dlp. One
Hundred Hundred rTS Twelve sllD and One Asndrsd
vision of lots in Square Two Hundred seven
@ ,2GD as as per plat ~ recorded in Liber No: 81.
the Surveyor Of the Distriet Of coiumb,s.
said lots being Identical with lots Forty
90 and Forty-one HD Of Pierce's ct q.
Hundred seven GOD as % per plat recorded in
Lber W. F. at folio 2l1, said lots also being
parts Of original lots numbered Three 80
and -Four 90 in said square numbered Tive
Hundred Seven GOD and part Of original
alleys.
ORDERED, that orphie A. Wroe. George y.
Gs2s ASo i ro %roi R.Ssa Sssn Wsey s. 5S
Wroe, Esther Wroe, Joseph E. wroe. ssran
oul. a Wroe chrissana i a'e' E. wroe, MsSs; Jcsn
Anita E: Robertson, Robert NJ. Robertson.
Wroe, Daisy P. wroe, Nina c. Redsrave,
Thomas Redgrave, Ida A: Barr tnee wroe,,
M%Tths MAJ j .,ays WrOe James T. Hiskepsy Han.
bert o. Downs, Martha ". Brownins.
Peregrine W. Browning. Robert r. Downs.
James II. Downs and Esther ]. Downs, II
living, or their unknown heirs. devisees and
alienees, II they be dead. Snd the unknown
heirs. devisees and slienees Of Gideon
Davis). deceased. and all other persons wnn
may be interested herein, cause their ap-
pearance to be entered herein on or before
exclusive of Sundays and legal holidays.
after the first publication Of this order
otherwise this cause will be proceeded with
as in case of default. This order to be pub
lished once a week for three successive
weeks in The Washington Times and The
Washington Law Reporter next after tho
day Of this order, good cause for shortening 9
the period Of such publication having been
shown. By tho Court. WENDELL p. STAT
FORD. Justice. tseai) A true copy Test:
J. r. YOUNG. Clerk; r. p. BELEw. Asst.
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AUCTION SALES

BY VIRTUE of q certain deed of trust. duly
recorded In Liber No. 1896 at folio 2s6 Of the
Land Records OF the District OF Columbia,
and ut the request of the parties secured
thereby, the undersigned Trustee will sell
at Public Auction at the Office Of Thomas
J. Owen Son, 1881 q street N. W.. wash
ington, ID. c., on Wednesday, the sixteenth
Day OF June, isl5, at three O'Clock p. NJ. the
Following described land and premises situ-
ated in the City Of Washington, District OF
Columbia: Lot numbered eighty-three .ssl In
square numbered thrty-three hundred and
eighty eight (s3s0 in the subdivision known
as Chillum Castle Heights As per plat re-
corded In the Office Of the Surveyor for the
District OF Columbia In Book ~. page II.
Terms: one-third cash. balance In squal
tnstallments at one and two years. with In
terest at per ceutum per annum. payable
semi mi-annually from the day of SALE and Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the property cold.
or all cash. at the purchasers option. de-
posit OF $780, will be required at the time
OF sale. All conveyancing and recording win
be at the purchasers cost. Terms to be
complied with within ten days. otherwise the
trustee reserves the right to resell at the
RISK and cost Of the detaulting purchaser.
CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
BY FRANk 9. BRIGHT, Trust Ofncs..
The Washington times., 1915-06-15
DEATHS

ENoEL-At Johns Hopkins Hospital. Balti.
more, Md. June II, 1916, THEODORE
PAUL ENdEL, aged sixty-four years, hus-
band oc Mary Elizabeth Engel, formerly OF
Washington. ID. c.
Church, Thursday, 2 o'clock. Relatives and
friends invited. 1nterment private.
FRIEDRICH-on Tuesday, June Is. 1s1s at
6:35 a. M, at his residence, 32e East Capitol
of Frances Genevieve Friedrich and father
of Marie l., Harris.
Notice of funeral hereafter
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Deaths.
James Gibson, 70 years.

James Gibson, 70 years. Third and H streets
northeast.
Joseph Kincheloe, 81 years. sibley Hospital.
Emma Martin, 81 years. Providence Hospital.
William V. Moore. 81 years. 6l3 H street
northwest
Hiram Johnson II years. 1914 Sixteenth
street northwest.
Julia @. Walker. 81 years. Potomac river.
Charity A. Chase. rs years, 1872 Eleventh
street northwest.
Joseph A. Ryan. 40 years. Washington Asy-
lum Hospital.
George Meese. IS years. George Washington
University Hospital.
Bertha johnson, 20 years, washington Asy-
lum Hospital.
Mary Williams. 81 years. $50 L street south
east.
David A. Clark. 90 years. 1913 Nineteenth
street northwest.
Martha Rollins. rs years. ss Shows court
northwest
Camilla Brown. IS years. 81 Elm stree,
northwest.
James T. walker. 45 years. Freedmen's Hos
pital.
William H. Purneli. IS months Freedmen's
Hospital.
| Herbert S. johnson. 1 months. 1Ios Q street
northwest.
The Washington times., 1915-06-15
ROOMS AND BOARD

CLEAN SOUTH ROOM with 2 meals by a
bachelor, s25 per month. in newer part Of
town. BOX 3s2 Times office.
The Washington times., 1915-06-15
Vital Records
Rirfl,s.

e.. Births.
Charles l.. and Anna NJ. Watts, girl.
Clifford II. and Arabelle Stearns, girl.
Max and Jennie Sheks, boy.
Samuel A, and Mary Stebbins, girl.
Paul G. and Elizabeth A, Scott, girl.
Arthur n. and Irene Z. Murphy, girl.
Robert A. and Mary @. Jonscher, girl.
Angus D. and Margaret Hayes. girl.
Walter M. and Elizabeth v. Guy, girl.
Harry !. and Marion A. Goodwin. boy.
Fred and Mary Della. girl.
Clark A. and Marion Briggs, girl.
Richard s. and Eta r. Buiger, boy.
William and Catherine Hutchinson, boy.
The Washington times., 1915-06-15
PROPOSALS

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Washington,
June IL. 1915. Sealed proposals will lie re-
Geiyed at the offee Of the Chief Clerk Of this
June IS, 1915, for the repair and alteration
OF boilers located in the Post Office Depart
mens an SHtans rsS es stree. fib and pe1nsyl n;
nation consult the Chief Engineer, Post Of
nee Department. DANIEL e. ROPER, Act-
ing Postmaster General. !
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONED OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washing
received at this office Room 5cs District
BUILDING ls! until two o'clock; p. m. June q.
in Washington Asylum Hospital, this city.
SpeeihsstGns Ions and form n Of proposal n may & Be
MAN. LoUis BRoWNLoW. CHARLEs v.
kUTZ Commissioners. d. c.
U. S. ENGINEER OFFICE. Room so6 South
lslS.-sealed proposals for furnishing and
| less. 1000 pounds to the ton. OF hituminous
l6, 1915. and then publicly opened. lniorma-
| tion on application. H. c. NEWCOMER,
Colonel Corps OF Engneers:
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. Dis
TR1CT OF COLUMBIA. June 10. l9l5.-
| Sealed proposals will be received at the office
ers Room sos. District Building, until .
structure, heating. plumbing, electric work
and radial brick stack. of High School No.
| ia. located in Square 554, First street north
| west, between n and o streets, Washington.
| D. c. Blank forms of proposal. specihca lions
| and all necessary information may be OBJ
tanned from the Chief Clerk. Ensinees De-
| ington. D. C. A deposit OF ten dollars Will
| be required from bidders to guarantee the
Sf PirI' fGtS frd
| kUTZ, Commissioners, d. c.