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ment, their widows and children, the same
to be placed by the treasurers of such city
TO the credit of such funds subject to the
orders of such board. The said board shall
make all the needful rules and regulations
Tor It's government in the discharge or It's
duties and for the control Of such funds;
ana shall! hear and decide all applications
Tor relief or pensions under this act. me
BOARD shall cause to be kept by Its secre-
tary a record Of all its meetings and pro-
ceedingS.
Section 8. Section of chapter 264 of the
laws OF 1899 is hereby amended by striking
out the word thirty at the end of the
twenty first line of said section and insert
ing in lieu thereof the word twenty Ave-,
ana by striking out the word twenty five
where the same occurs in the twenty-hfth
line of said section 9 and inserting in lieu
thereof the word thirty"
Section 4. Section 10 of said chapter 264
OF the laws of 1899 is hereby amended by
striking out the words latter becoming
n mtg years ears Of age and in the second and
thlrd line of said section and by striking
out the words ''of which the last two shall
be continuous" in the fourth and fifth line
thereof and by striking out the following
OF sald section 10 commencing with line
seven ana IL after medical examination
ordered by said board such member shall
be found lncapacitated for performing act
I've e; service y IN n, such department he may De
retired, so that said section when amend
ed shall read as follows: Section 10. Any
member of the fire department of any such
city having, served twenty-five years or
- SUN par LhlSIl illdS llldhC app
cation to said board to be retired from such
department. or he may be retired by the said
board of its own notion in either which
case the said board shall order and direct
that such member shall be paid monthly
pension according to his grade as set forth
in the foregoing table. The said board upon
the recommendation of the chief engineer
shall have the power to assign any mem
Der retired or drawing a pension to the
performance of light duties In such depart
ment when in their Judgment it shall be
n cl,an a 10
receive any benefit from any such fund
other than that prescribed by this act and
in no event shall any allowance be paid to
any widow after her remarriage or to any
minor child after its attains the age of
sixteen years.
Section 5. This act shall be in force and
effect from and after its passage and pub
lcation.
ADnrOYed Anril IL 1901
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sale Of oeomargarine in a
utes 4. and ,, dl nTTisc the consumer of its
G affar AS wiz and free from coioEatlon or
sth line ,@attt rauscs it TO look ike butter;
clerk t ,ATrtis act shall take erect ana
shall . LAM and after its passage and
bath or c3 io''
IVY, ex~ I ,rfI G. 1901
on r2i APP, ,,,,i,Iisbnd ADriI 10 1901
equired l1 lI,T VIZ 10
az obi cha . litiS 3O75 and BOSS of
court ~ n amend StC'io.lI +inr 70 aiact
SA1Inis- antics ol 1870
4 Z VINO ,.4, Of Wisconsin, rom
a OF s of the HI''G VI =" ,iEI1C a. o,opp+
slerks I m senate au" "''0'''' "
81 un- rs +f oo-5 of tho
peace, Amend S'tilon "o'o ~ tniJ
~ Lhe wisconsin ny 1GonnS 90 ~ .nT ny T4
LED .o,rfon the folIoWL III VI oSsinSs
4 eh Ter n in whom Any lletc a. F 49, ~
], aeau -rp office oil the ttglSttI ~ ueeuS
i, ~ oT G thr county III which 'alu Plelll III
az "a a,a.rd, at the coihll.eliItl'ent VI
n ~ re I" so that Saiu Seclloh wien
ecfion Shall read as foI4 }o tho " ectioI
s,1nh ac premises Iot which IhG ACTON
.ht are actually rcuP PoIi by Wy aIig
ana nc1 actual th@T are not ee
W The action d must be e ocfg Mt
some In, premises claimed, or
1901 ,ll ;.I thereto or some interest
s tL. commencement of the ac-
staff III rs- The person in whom the IT,
sueds .=s1F record in the office OF the
..s't 3,.7s I'm and for the county in
rep # og rrart Is. are located, at the
enact > "rr Of the action.
section BOSS Of the Wisconsin
es OF a -,9S is hereby amended by add
the # W snariou the following: "and
Sec ~It ~, those conveyance IS NOT
COM 2-a-+IoI snail be deemed to have
lffns- I'D o: "t tfti, ofrar The filing of snch
liter 1i ms 1.s.T LII he bound by the proceed
sa pr anu s >..tior 10 fhe same extent and
ssSsIE, PC 'a' r..',.r., as If he were n marty
" sai4r " tLa+ sgid section when 81
,ha t s@ 80 n n"% rcod IA follows. Section
: 4t ~ 4 s"au 1,,,aT,+ rrndrre.I in any snch
,aa lyr iL' 5-,1oInsizp as 70 the fi+Ie ns
7 7 ar slHI "D 49,, ~, ,,artT, n.roirla4
IN ..l flrtelN Hiou tLt pa4lg against
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VNTTINt4 10 1T
Approved April Is, 1901.

No. 500, 81 Published April II, 1901.
CHAPTER 10.
AN ACT to amend section 1853 of the stat
utes of 1898 and relating to damages for
wrOngfully cutting timber.
The people of the State of Wisconsin rep
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published April II, 1901.

No. 623, Al published April II, 1901.
CHAPTER 164.
AN ACT to apportOn and district anew the
state Of Wisconsin into assembly districts.
The people of the State of Wisconsin repre-
sented in~senate and assembly do enact
Section l. Until there shall be new APP
nortionment the members of the assembly
Shall be apportioned among the several as
tricts of the state as hereinafter men
Toned and each district shall he entitled to
elect one member of the assembly.
The counties of Ashland, Barron. Calu-
met, Clark, Crawford Door, Dunn, Green
osha, Kewaunee, La Fayette, Lincoln, Mon
roe, Oconto, Ozaukee, Pierce, Portage,
Richland, 3naWano, st. Grolx; Ir9mT1pe2leau'
Washington shall each constitute an assem-
oi The counties of Adams and Marquette
shall constitute an assembly district. The
counties of Bayfield, Sawyer and Washburn
shall constitute an assembly district. Inc
counties of Buffalo and PePIn shall constls
tute an assembly district. The counties of
Rurnett and Polk shall constitute an assem-
hlv district. The counties of Forest, Flor
ence and Langlade shall constitute an as
io and Villas shall constitute an assembly
district. The counties of Price and Taylor
shall constitute an assembly district.
RROWN COUNTY.-The towns of Ash
waubenon, Howard, Pittsfeld. Suamico, the
city of Green Bay, shall constitute the first
$3.50 az ~ AIIouez. Bellevue, Depere. Eaton,
Green Bay, Humboldt, Preble, Holland,
GIenmore Morrison, Lawrence, New Den
mark Rockland, Wrightstown. Scott the
Village of Wrightstown, the city of Depefe
and That part of Oneida reservation within
fbe county of Brown shall constitute the
second assembly district of Brown county.
CHIPPEWA COUNTY,-The towns of
Edison. Lafayette. Sigel, Tilden, Wheaton,
10 +hird ward of the city of Chippewa
Fails the fourth ward of the city of Chip.
news Falls. the fifth ward of the city of
Ebinnewa Falls. the sixth ward of the city
IF Chippewa Falls. the eighth ward of the
ci+v of chippewa Falls, the ninth ward of
tbe city of chippewa Falls, the tenth ward
of the city of Chippewa Falls, the first
ward W do of the city of Stanley, the second
~nrd of the city of Stanely, the third ward
OF the city of Stanley, the villages of
Povd Cadott shall constitute the first as
san4hiy district of Chippewa county. The
fotvns of Arson, Auburn, Arthur, Bloomer,
bio Rend Cleveland, Colburn, Dewey,
EagIe Point, Flambeau, Lawrence, sampson.
S4rirkIand, the village of Boomer the first
ward of the city of Chippewa Falls, the
second ward of the city of Chippewa Falls,
fhe seventh ward of the city of Chippewa
Fails. shall constitute the second assembly
district of Chippewa county.
COITTNBIA C0UNTY.-The towns of
Arlington Caledonia. Dekorra: Fort Winnie
hero, Lewiston. Lodi New Port, Pacific,
West Point the villages of ktlbourn City;
lodi Poynette the city of Portage shall
constitute the fist assembly district of
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Published April u, 1901
AII 4 DIN Il 1EE

AilEAI L ~ Loo
A ACT making an annual appropriation
10 the state historical society, as trustee
OF the state, for the purchase of books,
periodicals., maps, etc, for it's library.
Tie people Of the State of Wisconsin rep
resented in senate and assembly do enact
as follows
Section 1. For the purpose of purchasing
Docks, periodicals.. maps manuscripts, and
s@lIed articles for its reference library,
,'.e is hereby annually appropriated to
"t state historical society of Wisconsin, as
lS,rr Of the state, the sum of five thou
NIL, dollars, ont OF any moneys in the state
'1Su2y not Otherwise appropriated. ANY
sauce Not expended in any one year may
w. aided 20 the expenditures of the next
t-'Hlg year. This sum is in addition to
.@ existing annual appropriation to said
Section . The executive committee of
e." society shall keep a correct account of
"0 MANNER of expenditure of the money
-""| Appropriated. and report annually
i. inc E''rrnor a detailed statement of
,.a Expenditure.
section >. This act shall take effect and
gr0 i"Ec' flOm and after its passage and
Approved April ., 1891.
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Published April II. 1901.

CHAPTER lat,
ACT relating to bitches and drains.
people of the State of Wisconsin rep
,&nted in senate and assembly do enact
Blows
Son /. All bitches, drains, or water
~ which shall have been or shall
kSSer be laid out and constructed by
Rryisors of any town or towns, or
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A., CHAPTER 1866.
~' ~ Tor the better protection of insect
1gS.olIng wild birds, their nests and
TIE people Of the State of Wisconsin rep
"Sg1lrd IN senate and assembly do enact
as follows
section l. No person shall within the
S"',e Of Wisconsin, kill or catch or have
r r1 u'I uf her possession, living or dead, any
a n-,' o'.b other than a game bird, nor shall
MI II4H', otItr or expose for sale any such
H. .Ld after it has been killed or caught:
sr Eul OF the plumnge, skin or body of
}', "LiI protected by this section, shall be
T T,'W 't "al In possession for sale. For the
l." poses of this act the following only shall
,'4S!uGted game birds: The several Spe-
NJ Ms "l "!II geese. ducks, wood cock, snipe,
Iarr: Nt"uSr prairie chickens, pheasant,
a a, ..ke and quail designated by name
sLgt, protected by the game laws of this
,. section :. No person shall. within the
SrT gL Wisconsin take or needlessly de
n,r ', ,lT nest or the eggs Of any Wild bird,
E,r , |u|n nave such nest or eggs III his or
of 0TEy,'oN /" Any persc who violates any
If ~ t'GN visions Of this act, shall be guilty
fra NJ 'SSNyWf@uor and shall be liable TO
q. Iii+i,,',1S I't-arS for each offenSe, and an
ii,irs ''-,@' .At OF i've dollars for each bird,
eg.rs r,,s VA" or part OF bird or nest ana
re $50 EuSSvSHed, in violation of this act or
rS ~ .S"uWent for ten days, or both at
az discretion of the court
r7,.-r
S.' '"'t NOT apply to any person holding a
sE'5 'II"le giving the right to take birds
""' iASlE nests and eggs for scientific pur-
N'>, Us provided for in section OF this
Section 8. The fish and game warden
nay grant on satisfactory testimonials of
n'EAhuWn scientists only, certihcate to
any member of an Incorporated society OF
talUrIl history or to any professor of any
" yerSity, school or college, or any person
property accredited by any such lnStitu-
i,i, authorizing such person or institution
q >,S. eggs. animals, birds and fish pro
syted by these statutes. No person TO
waom such certificate IS issued or who acts
q der the same. shall dispose of any such
sItttmens except in exchange for scientific
p opposes.
#Stction G. The certificates authorized by
.flS act shall be in force for one year only
4 transferable.
|Seeton / The English or European
nuSe sparrow (passer domesticusl the
american crow (CoTvuS americanus) the
'harp-Shinned hawk (accipiter yeloXl Coop
rs hawk (aCcipiter cooperin owls tuiula
Imeral and hiackbirds are not included
,m5ng the birds protected by this act,
Section s. All acts or parts of acts here
otore passed, Inconsistent with or con
rary TO the provisions of this act, are
!ereby repealed.
Section D. This act she'll take effect and
. in force, from and after its passage and
! 1blCation.
approved April g. 1901.
IS, AL Published April u. 1901.
CHAPTER 157.
~ ACT relating to bitches and drains.
people of the State of Wisconsin rep
nted in senate and assembly do enact
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400 Al Published April Il, 1871.
A., CHAPTER 156.
Az All for the better protection of insect
1ysUoyIng wild birds, their nests and
'"e people If the State of Wisconsin rep
"SgHIrd in senate and assembly do enact
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|tutes OF
sg after
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clerk
"a shall
oath or
law, ex-
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required
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court
|eonlnis-
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TX OF a
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-05-30
COMES TO CLIMAX.
Labors of Seniors to End This Week
With Commencement Exercises.

Tomorrow will see the final termin-
alton of another school year, another
one Of the customary commencement
ceremonies will be added to history
and the long looked for event in TWEEN
" seniors hearts will have, culminat-
ed successfully. The class as a whole
and in its bright individuality takes
its place among those which have
heretofore been accorded highest aP-
probation and the closing scene to-
morrow will attract the usual large
audience to Reeds opera house at 10
o'clock a. m. to witness the close of
the high school career Of these young
people. There is abundant indica-
ton that their course has been well
spent, which is not alone just cause
for pride for the class of OF. but
must be most satisfactory to their
teachers, relatives and friends.
The program Of the exercises is
published in full elsewhere.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-05-30
Ladies' free Monday NIGHT.
: Redmond company all week lon


Redmond company all week long.
A good play with lots Of special
ties at Reeds opera house Monday
night.
One week of pure, solid fun.
Redmond company, week beginning
June Srd.
The Herald contains sixteen pages
this week, goodly portion being de-
voted to Decoration day.
A. p FELTON,, formerly in business
at.W Goldman. who conducts a gun shop
at Madison, was a victim of some
youthful thieves Saturday night.
They ransacked his place and carried
away considerable, but were captured
Monday and given term in county
Jail.
On next Monday night, June 3,
begins a weeks engagement of the
famous Redmond company. This Is
without doubt the best company play
ing Lancaster this season Mr.. Red
mond is bringing to you the same
company that played eleven weeks at
BOYD theatre, .Omaha, last summer.
On Monday night they will play Chas.
Frohman's greatest success "Man and
Master For this production alone
they carry ton of special scenery and
effects On Monday night as a special
inducement they will give one free
ticker with every 80 cent ticket pur-
chased before Z o'clock. Prices for
this engagement are 15-25-35. Don't
forget ladies free Monday night.
Tickets on sale at usual place.
Fire Tuesday destroyed the barn,
granary, sheds and outbuildings on
the James Hatch farm near Blooming
ton and the house narrowly escaped
at the same time. Oscar Jerrett re-
sides on the place. lie was engaged
in burning some rubbish in the vicin-
ity Of shed and the fire spread to
the building. consumed it, and before
the fatal work of the flames was COM
plete, the barn and everything about
went up in smoke. Loss is partially
covered by insurance in the Farmers
Mutual Two sides of the house were
scorched.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-05-30

"A. D vsnCamp was down from
Sitter on Monday.
VIM. Rowden went to Northern
Wisconsin on land business Monday.
Mrs. F. j. Pike of Monroe is a
guest Of Rev. j. I. Morgans and fam
lily
Bert yanCamp and family spent
Sunday and Monday in Lima. guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Amber,
Tine graduating class OF the State
University numbers nearly 500 this
year-the largest on record.
Married: At Nj. F. parsonage,
John l. Huftil of Lancaster and Cora
Witzig of Clifton, May 2lst, by Rev.
j. T. Morgans.
MIR. Finnegan will soon have a
new telephone put in his house in
north Lancaster, connecting his home
with the farm near Sitter.
Ed. Angus returned from Bosco-
bel lesday evening, where he was
engaged IN placing new machinery in
the Nauert & digger grist mill.
Jos. Scott is the proud father of
a big boy born Tuesday morning.
Mother and child are doing well. We
do smoke occasionally. Yes, thanks.
M. MONTE, Fennimore saloon
keeper. experienced two strokes of APP
poplexy Monday and his condition was
serious. He is somewhat improved at
this writing.
w. J. Dyer has purchased the
Wilkes stallion. Count Falsio. sired
by the Great Onward. the greatest
living sire. Call at his barn and see
him See ad. next week.
The Shakespeare club elected Of
ficers for the ensuing year at their
meeting Tuesday as follows: Pres.
Mrs F. w. Strong; Vice-Pres. Mrs.
John Reed Sec'y., Mrs. j. p. Lewis
The Herald prints an interesting
letter on another page from Ed Morse.
written enrOute to his station at
Cavite, p. l. Another installment
will follow next week, and we are
thankful to his parents for the favor.
The Entertainment committee of
the Cemetery association have made
arrangements for a musical and dra-
matte entertainment to be given at
Reeds opera house some time between
the 10th aud 25th Of June. Fixed
date and program next week.
LOST: On Wednesday afternoon.
by Miss Lille Stephens. five dollar
bill. on the street somewhere between
Robert Bells residence in the 18th
ward and Basford's store. Finder
please return to the owner or leave at
The Herald Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-05-30
First publication May 30: last June 90
Notice of Hearing.

FsfaIe-I d7DeF LIuutU.
state Of Wisconsin. County Court Of Grant
County In Probate
Notice Is hereby given that At the special
term 81 the county court 10 be held ia and
for said county al the Court House IN the
..ffv az Iarcasstr. tn said county. on the ith
T1es.iav Of JU7e. A. ID. 1901. being the .5th
dav OF June lgD,. at the hour Of nine o'clock
HI thu forenoon. the following matter viii be
heard and considered;
Tine application Of Joseph Linden for the
4 DDaintnient ~ an administrator Of he
estate of Casper Linden. late Of Potost. Wis
consin. deceased
BY order ~ the Court.
=. b. GO0DSELL. Co Inty Judge
Dated May - 1901
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-05-30

WANTED: A girl for general
homework in small family. Good
wages and light work Apply a.
Herald office
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-05-30

LOST: A lady's hand purse
marked by gold monogram letter Il
and contains a small amount Of mon
ey. Finder Piles Sc leave same at this
Off e OF with H. W Brown and re-
ceive reward.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-13
A NEW REM EDY.

The old friends of Chamber
lair's Cough Remedy will be
pleased to know that the manufnc-
turrrs of that preparation have
gotten out new remedy called
Cham beiIain's Stomach and Liv-
er Tablets, and that it is meeting
with much success in the treatment
of constipation, billiousness, sick
headache, impaired digestion and
like disorders. These tablets are
easier In take and more pleasan,
in etfec, than pills. then they no,
only move the bowels, but improve
the appetite and correct ony disor-
der Of the stomach and liver. Fol
sale by Ikelman Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-13
4 MILLION VOICES.

Could hardly express the thanks
of Homer Hall, of West Point, la.
Listen why: A severe cold bad sci,
tied OF his lungs, causing a most
obstinate cough. Several physi-
clans said he had consumption.
bui could not help him. When
all thought he was doomed he be-
gan to use DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption and writes
1T completely cured ME and saved
my life. | now weigh 227 pounds.
It's positively guaranteed for
Coughs, Colds and Lung troubles.
Price SOC and 81. Trial bottles
free at Ikelnsn Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-13
A Good Cough Rom sdy,

From the Gazette, Toowoomba,
Australia.
l find that Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is an excellent medicine.
| have suffered from severe
cough for the last two months and
it hns effected cure 1 have
great pleasure in recommending
it.-W. G. Wockner. This is the
opinion of one Of our most re-
spected residents, and has l,een
voluntarily given in good faith
that others may try the remedy
and be benefited as was Mr. Wock.
ner. This remedy is sold by Ikel-
man Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-13

AGENTS-A grand opportunity to
make money. selling our new Pocket
Atlas Of the World. C"n,ainS over
100 hundred pages. including
maps az every state in The uninn and
every foreign country: "vc lg pages
Of valuable descriptive matter. and
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Of eve'y Incorporated city. Town. and
village and every county in the United
Sta,es. Send % cents for simple copy
and terms TO agents. RAND. Nc
NALLY X Co., Chicago. Ill.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-13
Saved Al Graves Brink.

II know | would have long ago
been in nv grave writes Mrs. S.
n. Newsom. of Drcatur. Ala. '.if
it had not ben ,Jr Electric Bit
ters. For three years suffered
untold agony from the worst forms
Of indigestion, waterbrash, stom-
ach and bowel dyspepsia. But
thi> excellent medicine did me a
world of good. Since using it |
car eat heartily and have gained
35 pounds" For indigestion, loss
of appetite. stomach, liver and
kidney troubles Electric Bitters
are & positive. guaranteed cure.
Only soc at Ikelnan Bros. drug
store.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-13

A. j. Smell wanted to attend II
party, but was afraid to do SO on
account of pains in his stomach,
which he feared would grow worse.
He says Il WAS telling my troubles
to lady friend, who said: Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy will put you in con-
dition for the party ! bought q
bottle and take pleasure in stating
that two doses cured me and en-.
abled lne TO have good time at
the party" Mr.. Smell is a resi-
dent Of Summer Hill, n. Y. This
remedy is for sale by Ikelman
Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-13
School N otea-

Katie Hanson. Ollie Thatcher
Lettic Baker, Dorphia Bragg,
Hazel Dawes, Carl French and
Geo. Cau.ield are new students
this month in room ).
Ii is expected that there will be
a large attendance at the Teacher E
Institute On Saturday afternoon
and evening. Prof. NJ. +. Libby,
OK the Colorado State University
at Boulder will deliver all address
in the evening. All are invited
TO attend this lecture.
the library has received num-
Der of substantial gifts. The
Society of King $ Children donated
sl2 in cash. Miss Billingslea
with the young ladies' who assisted
her very kindly donated the pro-
ceeds Of the elocutionary enter.
tainment TO the fund. Mr.. 5. F.
White donated several volumes of
selected titles. The books are
well chosen and arc proving al
exceedingly useful addition to the
library. DR.. r. d. Wilson donat
I'd seven massive volumes of the
The Girls Own Annual These
books are checked out by the boys
and girls most of the time. They
deserve the constant use they re-
celve.
Master Earl Bryce remembered
the library this week with dons-
tion of current periodicals..
:. ". Howell and Ed Jones went to
the ButieS Tuesday To get horses for
their new livery barn.
several OF the Young people OF Holly,
Las aNiiiiaS ana hrdnaud spent flndN
evening In Coolidge. a tine time was
reported.
A large tcI.r,tn.n lelau WORK oi.
the foundation Of the Dawlcy block on
Monday. The foundation is being
made Of Portland cement. sand and
gravel.
Before YOU place your Urd-r for mat
eria! for your new house Just figure
with the English Lumber Company
They carry the best line OF lumber in
prOwerS County. ANYTHING YOU want
in this line they have il.
W. II. llammack, veterinary surgeon
has located i'll Holly and il, prepared
for all kinds of work in his line Mr..
HammacE comes well recommended
and ~c bcspeak for him Il liberal pat
rullagc from stock owners.