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Bent County register., 1888-08-04
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas Eliza A. Clapp of the county of
Bent and state of Colorado party OF the first
part by her certain Trust Deed dated the first
day OF February y. ID. 1888, and recorded sec
ond day of February A. ID. lsss, in Book "a
four Page 324 in the Recorders office of SAID
Bent county, Colorado, conveyed to John
Shaw party of the second pnrt his heirs as
signs and successors In trust the property here
matter described to secure to William Shaw
date with the said Trust Deed for the princi
pal sum of one hundred and fifty dollars with
interest at the rate of two and one half per
cent. per month from date and il Is provided
in and by said Trust Deed that in case of de
fault of payment OF said note or any part
thereof or the interest thereon according to
the tenor and effect OF said note, then IL shall
and may be lawful for the said party of the
second part his heirs or assigns or successors
in trust after having advertised such sale
thirty days in newspaper published in snid
county to sell and dispose OF the said premi-
ses and all the right, title, benefit and equity
OF redemption of said party of the first part
her heirs or assigns therein ut public auction
Mt tho front door of the Court House mt Las
hnimas In the county OF Bent in the state of
Colorado, for the highest and best price the
same will bring In cash at the time appointed
in said advertisement and whereas default
has been made In the payment of the princi-
pal and interest OF said note and the same is
now overdue and unpaid.
thereby give notice that will on the 2lst
day OF August A. D. lssS at the hour OF lC
O'Clock IL M. of said date at the front door
of the Court House at Las Animas, in said
Bent county and state of Colorado offer for
sale to the highest bidder for cash the follow
Ing property trust. Lot (l0) ten Block t3s)
thirty eight In the original town of Lamar
Bent county, Colorado, for the purpose OF
paying said note and accrued interest there
on to date of sale together with all the eN.
penses of this advertisement and sale com
missions and all other expenses trust OF in
Guiding all money advanced for taxes and
other liens.
Geo: 1. Hines, Atty. JOHN SHAW.
60. Trustee.
Bent County register., 1888-08-04
Alias Sc.i:.u!inhs. Culture,
I. s. Land onice at Lamar, Colorado.

L. S. Land Office at Lamar, Colorado,
June 18th, 1883.
Complaint having been entered at this of
nee by David Ramsay against William II
Atkins for failure to comply with law as to
Timber Culture Entry No. 1901 dated Nav
18th. lss6, upon the e. l-2 :. W. and w. lo s
F.. IL section II, Township &c :. Range 43 W .
in Bent County, Colo, with II view to the can :
collation. of said entry; co ltestnnt alleging
that said william u. Atkins has failed to
break or plow or cause to be broken or plow-
ed i've acres Of the above described tract
within one year from date of entry and said
default still exists, the said parties are here.
by summoned to appear Mt this Office on the
End day of sept lss8, at O'Clock a. m. to re-
spond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged failure.
FRANK p. ARBUCKLE,
1-lO. Register.
Bent County register., 1888-08-04
..J.RABB

las Just received full and com
plete line of
Bent County register., 1888-08-04
Ali.: E..i.."!inh:r Culture
U. S. Land omce at Lamar. Colorado

U. S. Land ofIlce at Lamar. Colorado,
July 18th, 1883.
Complaint having been entered at tbi. Office
by William ID. Gadds against Robert p ALL
son for failure TO comply with law as to Tim.
Der Culture Entry No. 1865 dated March 20: h.
1881. upon the n. L. IL section 10, Township
2i ;. Range IL w, in Bent County Colorado
with view to the cancellation OF said entry ;
contestant alleging that said Robert p AIii,
son has wholly failed to comply with the
Timber Culture Law as follows:
LIST. That during the first year OF said entry
and mp to the presest time said party failed
10 break, plow or stir (or canse the same 70
be donel hvc acres of land on said tract as
required by law, the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear mt this cffice on the and
day OF sept lsss, at 3 O'Clock a. M. ta respond
and furnish testimony concerning said al
legged failure.
FRANK P. ARBUCKLE,
1'lO. Register.
Bent County register., 1888-08-04

+. J. Allison who has been con-
nected with this office over year,
leaves tonight for Pittsburgh, Pa, !,
on a visit, and expects to 90 to
Washington Territory from there.
sir Allison is thoroughly reliable
honest young man, and we very
much regret to have him leave us.
Bent County register., 1888-08-04

Don't trade off your horses, mules
and cattle before consulting A. E.
Bent, Lamar, Colo. If.
Flax seed at NJ. L. Swift & Co.
For screen doors and windows call
on D. G. Marker. 81 If.
Call at the shops of Arnold &
Conwell for an easy shave, hair cut
or shampoon. If.
Alfalfa seed at NJ. L. Swift & Co.
Garden seed in bulk at M. l..
Swift g. Co.
Buy seeds grown in Colorado fo
sale by NJ. L. Swift & Co.
Bent County register., 1888-08-04
Game Eggs for sale.

From TAFT Clalbournes Red and
Blue Piles Cotton Balls and Span
giles. They are all fast fighters and
dead game.
Eggs sl.5o per setting of IS. Ad.
dress J. M. Cochrane.
46-3m. WILDE, BENT Co., CoLo.
Bent County register., 1888-08-04

THE KANSAS MORTGAGE
AND INVESTMENT COMPANY
LOAN THEIR OWN MONEY
AND WHEN YOU MAKE AR
RANGEMENTS WITH THEM
FOR A LOAN YOU SAVE DIS
APPOINTMENTS AND DE
LAYS.
LOST:-Money and time by not
making your long time loans with
the Kansas Mortgage and Invest
ment Company.
Bent County register., 1888-08-04
Notiee-rinaber culture.
US. Land Office. Lamar Colo

u D Lahu ofnce, Lamar, Colo.
July sth, lsss.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
BY Aaron L. Sanford against John W Dodso,,
Tor failure to comply with law us to Timber
Culture Entry No. 2900 dated June 2Ist isss
uron the y. W. Id section 80, Township - s.
a view to the cancellation of said entry; con.
testant alleging that said John W. Dodson
does not intend to comply with the Timber
proht ana has agreed to reiinquish the same
the said parties are hereby summoned 10 M,
pear at this Office on the 9th day of Aurlist
1888, Al O'Clock a. M, to respond and mr.
nisn testimony concerning said alleged faIi.
ure.
FRANK p. ARBUCKLE,
f-Iu Register.
Bent County register., 1888-08-04
Lots Of Money,

Your money is ready, spot cash
loans on final proofs and decided
lands GoopALE & COOPER. If.
Bent County register., 1888-08-04
UNDERTKERs GOODS,

South Main Street.
Bent County register., 1888-08-04
Republioa,a County con
yention

The Republicans of Bent county
are hereby notified that the county
convention viii, NEE, at Las Apimas
at 10 a. m, Tuesday August 2s.h,
1888, and it is recommended that
primaries for the purpose of selecting
delegates and alternates meet in the
several precincts at Q O'Clock D. M.
Saturday, August 25,h, 1888.
The business of the convention
Will be TO elect seven delegates to at
tend the state convention. to be held
at Denver on Tuesday, September
4th, 1888, and seven delegates to at
tend the 81 judicial district conyen-
ton, to be held at Pueblo on Mon
day, September 10, 1888, and also to
nominate member from Bent coun.
ty to the next House of Representa-
tives of the state of Colorado, and
one county commissioner for com
missioner district No. /, and transact
any other business that may be prop
erly brought before the convention.
The representation will be as fol-
lows:
Bent County register., 1888-08-04
LOCAL NEWS.


Act upon the plans he's made.
And MAKES his little speech
For high tariff or free tIaee.
The river is low.
Primaries the 25th.
f'lenty grapes in the timber.
The interest in ditchps is increas.
ing.
Charlie Kemp and wife have gone
east.
Col. Hewes has gone to the noun.
tains.
Capt Barker has returned from
Iowa.
J. NJ Cochran, of Wilde, is in town
today
Sheriff Parsons wa. in town yes.
terday.
A patent medicine concert in town
last night.
See call for county convention in
this paper.
Fred Schmidt has rented d. Iro's
residence.
Kriger & Nicholas have Dissolved
partnership.
Receiver Shrock has purchased a
buoy horse.
Work on the new school house is
progressing.
There was light shower Thurs
day evening.
Col. Hickman ~ss in town yester.
day morning.
K ID. Crawford went up to Pueblo
Monday night
L. J. Ribb has been up to Walsen-
burg this week.
A. Deeter LETT Monday for a visi,
at WinterseL Iowa.
Rev. Mr.. Bishop was too i'll to
preach last Sunday.
The wife and mother of Z. NJ.
Slater are quite sick.
Mrs. ]. W. Graham went up to
C.ddoa Wednesday.
A. n. Nicholas has moved his Of
fee to the north side.
T. C. Ceeii has been down In Kan
sas for the past week.
George Pond will take a run up to
Pueblo Monday evening.
Several loads of lumber were
hauled out of town Thursday.
The morning train east generally
has hight run of passengers.
There is to be quiet wedding in
this vicinity before very long.
There was a picnic in the grove
Just north of town Thursday.
There was three or four pic nic
parties on the river last Sunday.
Mr.. A. NJ. Nicholas will return
to-day from Il visit TO the mountains.
W. II. Sanders had BLACKSMITH
shop a, old Granada fourteen years
ago.
The boys had considerable fun at
the sparing match Saturday night
last.
Charlie Sexton has been down
from Las Anlmas several days this
week.
The members OF the fire company
will meet next Monday to elect a
foreman.
The ice cream festival at the Meth
odist church Tuesday night was well
attended
Miss May and Maud Black visited
friends at Las Animas several days
this week.
A grading outfit of seventeen wag-
ons crossed the river Monday and
went west.
A. IL. Rogers came up from Wilde
Yesterday and will return to-day or
tomorrow.
Mrs. Robt. Sweetman returned
Thursday morning from a visit at
Toledo, Ohio.
J.H. Woolen has quit the hotel
.l ~ l,s ,la; ~,
Bent County register., 1888-08-04

G. NJ. WooDwoRrH,
FRANK KREYBILL, Chairman.
. Secretary.
Bent County register., 1888-08-04
FURNITURE

And can suitably furnish the finest
house or most humble claim shanty'
They also handle.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-10-13
Real Estate For Sale.

E>OR SALESTown lot with dwelling house
L with eight rooms. Good Nell of water, and
oft water in the house. Centrally located in
the town OF Dayton Price IS -. Terms easy,
b. l. TURMAN, Agent.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-10-13
CHAPTER XIV.
WHAT ARE WE WAITING FOR?

The bay span were tossing their heads i'm
patiently at the gate, and still the young
bridegroom delayed in his house. 1t was the
evening he was to be married, and when he
entered the arched doorway again Bertha
would be with him. So he must make
one final tour of his home to see if there
was any last finishing stroke of work
necessary to make it worthy of his beautiful
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-24
KECHI TOwNTHIP.

4 large and enthusiastic Republican
meeting was held last evening at the kiy-
erside school house, one mile north OF the
Burton car works The motor line carried
about twenty Wichita Republicans, ac-
companied By the drum corps, 20 the meet
inc. These, together with the crowd
assembled. left hardly standing room IN
the building. The meeting was called 70
order bv the chairman. Mr.. Lee, who pro
ceeded 10 introduce the first SPEAKER OF the
evening. Mr.. Payne.
In an hours talk, signalyzed by sound
logic. brilliant W.T. and biting saT-
ca,n. the speaker 80 held the
attention Of the audience that a
pin could have been heard drop. Aud
right here. if the Democrats don't think
Payue's q dandy" they have only To hear
MIN 70 change their minds. He's regu-
lar wildcat turned loose In the Democratic
ranks. and the way he MAKES the moss fiy
is 4 caution.
IIr. Bridenbaugh followed and the only
fanlt 70 be found with bis talk was that
there was not enough Of IL.
J. Il. King told a good campaign story
and Captain Balderson closed with short
sensible and humorous speech
The meeting adjourned and al went
home happy and feeling that a political
millennium Is soon % come, when the
democratic devil viii be chained Tor a
thousand years
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-24
TIE WICHITA EXHIBIT.
The Only Cry OF Kansas at Cincinnati

From the Times STAR
Those who have not visited the beauti-
full display made in Park building by the
city of Wichita, Kansas. should not fail 70
DO so at once, as the exhibit viii only De
IN place one week longer
II viii then be taken down. part TO be
removed 10 Wichita, Kansas, and por-
ton turned over to the government for
use at the Paris exposition next year.
The exhibit IS mere complete and at
tracti7e now than AZ any time during the
exposition.
The beautiful pagoda occupying the
enter Of the display and 50 tasteful. J
decorated with the cereals, : something
entirely new in decoration. and II a
style never before seen at any ex-
posion. The eel leccion OF pho
r0gTaphs Ct beautiful residences.
public buildings and street scenes OF this
wonderfully enterprisin. city are well wor-
thy Of study. Kansas fruits. gram. vege-
tables. cotton, silk and other products can
only De seen IN this exhibit.
The state OF KANSAS, making no appro-
Iristion for displays this year AZ any expo
sition, no state display could be secured.
The Wichita board 0t trade. realizing the
value such display had been TO the state
al previous expositioEs, and not wishing
4 see the state left out, took the burden
upon themselves anil made the appropria-
On, which secured the splendid exhibit
for the Park building, and whlcn has con-
rlbuged is snare towards bringing so
large q numter Of western people 70 visit
or city aad the exposition
Kansas has sent Glore people 10 the eX-
position than any stare west OF tbs Nissls-
= 5pi river. and Wichita more than any
CITY west Of = LUlIs.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-24
MISSING LINK.

\ gentleman prominent in the Wichita
City Railway company states that As soon
as the council will give permission to put
dowG track on Lincoln street from
Douglas TO Maple they will commence
work. He seemed 70 think that the coun-
ell should have attended TO the petition
submitted some weeks ago. asking that
privilege. AZ their last meeting The delay
he thought due mainly to the fact that il
was not mentioned by any one. an over
; -ht on the part Of the councilman from
the Fifth ward, the oversight beins excu-
sable owing to the unusually Large amount
OF business on hand at that session
\ west side business man stated yester-
day TO an EAGLE representative that no
Improvement on that side II the matter Of
transportation facilities would be a benz
fetal a the short link of street railway
line. The Douglas avenue and Maple street
nes being unconnectsd in that parg II
the city. compelled them. when they wish
ei to 20 TO Garfield university, &c. board a
car Tor Main street, then take the Maple
street line. The disadvantage to them was
equally potent with The Maple street peo-
pic and those living II the vicinity OF the
u 3zheld university.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-24

According 20 tbs constitution adopted
last week the members f the circle are
al ranged 10 the following two divisions,
each section c0min-on The program alter
nTtsiy every ,wJ week. beginning October
-
Alpha section-WiI Granger, Belle
Steever VII Grove. Iva Brysoa. Bera.ce
Z ans, James Bour-ette. Gertsui IL Finch,
S-tie Guthrie Fa,inie Jackson, VIII W.
u .kee CAas k1s--cA. frankie o.eeyer,
Wright.
-5era section-Ftans Curtis. Nora Payne,
Fred Sparling, Nyr, POST, Lo-Jie Gates,
N.lry VA ker, T. L. Cummings, Nettie
H.tton. Ella B0grgette. !. c. Roberts.
Minnie Steever, J. f. Adams, May Purse.
Zach program Will Be re-,d at least
c,s,e weeks before the time 10
be rendered Bs.das the Incl
dental features o. music, readings. etc,
for which membels VIII Ii especially aP-
pointed. It WI, contain the following five
divisions, concert H. all the WORK aimed
at y the circle, and for which five mem
bets form the proper section in the order
OF their names above given Will be ap-
pointed
Current events.
> Lesson CONSISTING o., 1st. History of
Cree. ii Literature Of Greece.
l. Review.
) "Ch4utsuqUin" Mt special work.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-24
ANNIE JENSESs MILLER AID HER BIS

Irs. Annie Jeuress Miller, the charm
ing exponent Of aesthetic art IN dress NJ.
whose good common sense seven bringing
fashion to aid in lending a helping hand
toward the more perfect developr1eut Of a
race of men and women Of robust physique.
has signified her intention of visiting
Wichita about the 22l Of N5ven Der. ans
give one OF her celebrated talks On health
ful dress
Mrs. Ref0rmer JsnnesS Niller's latest
objective point i the hustle. T. Ter maya
zine. Dress. she comments on tie amusing
alacrltv with which women fv 10 he de
Tense of the hustle whenever that nlClly
ornamental and psStiterouslv obtrVs.ve -
ticle OF dress i a>SaIled. ~le quite over
Looks tie most Cr1te>GIe phase OF The bus
tie question. that i she constant sollcstute
Of tie average wearer when on the street
~inEle GU. any well dressed woman YOU
happen 70 meet on promenade. ANA ten t.
Cae. Il y0u follow her you Will observe that
abCat once In every block OF her walk she
WI aiye her hustle a dip, furt've or bold.
according u her disposition. No woman
s IS yer certain ten minutes ct a stretch
thar ser busrle i ia the ~ "a suion sta-s OF
a >c;Dijne. Aence her mind IS forever on the
rack. ''--Dotrult Free Press.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-24
LIGHTING AGAIN.

There was considerable talk about the
new move concerning the special hight
commlcte yesterday The action os the
council commanding q report n the next
meeting caused tie matter 70 be noticed
and brought again 70 public attention.
The report. It is thought. viii he ole q the
attractive features Of the next council
uleetiuz The sguabble with the electric
lig ht companies, and the gas company anc
bl.nker effort. i Is said. vail come up
again with force Of accumulated energy.
Ia connection with this The Logan add
ti0u lighting scheme vas mentioned. and
70 was a wonder wat the cJu1c.lDeu 70
whom that matter was referred would 90
with The additional bliRker consideration
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-24
THE cot RTs
sreTlle. tnnnrl

grsTfCFef t0CEra
state ~ Fred Campbell. comFnsuscsd
;he day before ~ Justice Walkers. Nas
finished yester'lzy tbs defsndeus bang &C.
quilted % the charge against hill-
The four prostitutes frors down ou south
Hosley. Tor which warrants wsre ls.slsd
the preceding uixbt. APPEARED 50 court
yesterday with Constable Esfgs Cchn and
zsvc their names. the three black oaes q
5sllie Doe. Nabls ladd au4 Pearl Robin
son. the white ziri q Lille I1n-ey. They
pleaded zaIlfy 70 the charge snd In siefaait
o money <ith waleh % pap fheiT hnes o.
azd 81 coats. were seat - ths county Jail.
FEgEATE CQElzT.
4 petition VA yesterday fled 20 nsIl
real estate ia ;hs estate q Nary J. CT
uAa. insane deed razds ard rsvort fled.
A r~ts;soa was also 5l~t 20 sssi rral IS
ATE "a ths sstate = Il. o. Bar.ossh, Il
csaset
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-24
MRS LANGLEY.

Appropriate 20 the coming Of Mrs. Lang
try Saturday evening is the following ex-
tract from an exhaustive criticism by
Bah" OF her conception Of the role Of
Lena DeSpard.
a fine effect Is produced in the last .sct
when Jack tells what Lena has been 70 ths
husband, who j. ignorant Of 10 ali Mrs
Laugtry stands a. II she were frozen shs
cannot speak. she scarcely seems 10 see
il = finer than any expression u surprise
or horror could h, for il f. what happens
10 a woman when the most awful HOG
that can De possible has come to her. Later
on she "a prone NJ AiCy fee; with her
face on the ground, the Old position ~
sinner who repents. All i- over. snd the
unhappy woman can 30 no more than give
her life for the man she love-. Their ar-
tears In her voice as shs rsat4 the letter.
there j. a pitifulness "a her cal for heT
husband when the death agony B. uaan
her, there Is physical suffering iu hertfolt
10 get al the window % breathe tie az &
heaven. there j. one iajl. and Lena g. deal
she has gotten the rest and the man she
loved is free 20 make new LIE for ain.
self
And the moral we AK moral IOWA
days. On TIE stage or iu book. TIE moral
IS that ljttIe q IIie Is as il seems. and ks
only know Il when il q. perfectly reflected
a. IN . looking glass
The sale - seat Tor the I.Anztry engage
ment opens today.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-24

Of the railroads of the state she
does three times the business
today of any other city in Kansas.
yet, the handling of the livestock of south
west Kansas and Of the Indian Territory
and the Pan Handle, and OF 10 Mans
Land-and representatives of which stock
are Low found in her Union Stock yards
every day-will add not only to her bank
clearings and business, but swing in. sus
tain and maintain thousand and che
auxiliary and subsidiary interests
about which iG would take columns
20 even name. Besides. with slch men as
the Whitske-z e =. r.o.is. and the Dolis
Of Buffalo, with their enormous capital.
experience, and far extending and power
ful business relations, even great railway
corporations viii not only De influenced
but compelled to protect the commerce Of
such houses, and consequently the INFER
es's Of the city represented by them.
But of all these far-reaching matters
aud CT sore Of other interests
u ALMOST equal magnitude and I'M
pcrtance 70 the Peerless Princess
the EAGLE VIII tell explain, and illds-
trs4te, IN detail TO / readers III the near
future, We only sayi what we do now il
spite OIL matters vi are absorbing the
attention OF the II daily journals Of the
land; say it bect ,e il j. due tie most
faithful, energetif al enterprlsing people
that ever unde7 IL the founding and
building of a graf civ. which is to be the
pride and profit sansas.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-24

Sunday vas -1r- q rer1l.Cu f1F the
rs.eoL.sas girls % rhls city a, 1 the south
y ~ and Ni.sss l.ot-a Gaerea, Lou I~ewri-.
.'-auie Il 1i.ie. assisted BY llr Grant
YeakeT al 10 IS Chlts. entertained a. din
her and supTE- " - Grace Lynch, = y ct
lingt5n. Ms Minnie Delay. Arkansas
CIV. and Miss Clara stump. q Ni1fiei4
L - -~e1Iu- Ire following gentlemen
ca ed - the rs dense q Mss HinkIs and
sss-scsl ID u2A-le the tine pass very
rIeass1lily. Gel- Gardner, Chas Petty.
Waiter F11is- Ered >parIl1z. Harry Am
ID. WI h=tlh1er. Bart McCa1slaad,
Tr5ar f5rya1. q -alt Teakev VIZ Az6er-
-ca. Lhzs ~cLa--z Nix Burlington. y
r. Visa. Zzl Hau4 tc1. Fras& Fraker.
w I4cuhi.rl. The Gag tkro1E1czt was
q very peasant Al en 1yab.s oEs and VII
.oa- be rerlss-zl oerssl - s1-1 ~ the FoGEg
la1-es and tas3r guests
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-24
Hyp{asr MOVING.

Ike NlcLiJal s-c, company have fifty
men eiupioyep 7Cttilg down mains on
tue GaTheid{ H.TerSiTy extension. They
have a. may lt-ts al work as can be
p tndIed 1o/ . e-1.slIcage aud think they
VIZ rearh university building By the
Htst Ct ~ E When connections and
al 0tAerf f~-t- Il the work have been
c9nlPietf e. .0rc4 viii be changed 10 the
"a, II -, arenae hue and kept there
E1t' NIX l. finished.
lie - n : enjoying a rather IN
:.Ieas3 81 On Douglas which i second
now - nEdr-uls. The one on the
uort- s1r1er OF Main and Douglas was
Stldf iJ- ten inches north Of where It
10y b. Az rle one IL frohJ of the Zim-
inef .3CS : about the same distance
81 !y1-l. The position Of eaca al
II en- ay the city engineer. The wa
paCv representative states that the
q. ~ We're put IN at the point directed
engineer and that his understand
: ~ the matter IS that the conflicting
-ys " tie city giving many points to
- from are the causes of the M stake.
Ae city engineer was questioned about
- matter and stated thar the survey had
made BY the parties putting in the nv
crants. They had IL ali probability moved
the stake de-. ynating the point and in that
way had lost the exact location. In this
connection he stated similar mi stake had
been made in commencing work on the
sewer. The hands had been allowed TO
move the stakes and the exact line had
been lost, making 1t necessary 10 make d
resurvey.
Arrang ements were made by the city
council to pay tie water company for re
moving the aydrar.ts- The work some
days ago had been done "a such a way that
it was very difficult thing 20 make the
change and they might be forced into a
hard task
There are nine hydrants on Douglas ave
nue. to accommodate the new curb and
gutterlng