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sanitartum,. and while there has been an
improvement IN his condition, the physi-
clan in charge says that he Is far from
being out Of danger. Harry was greatly
comforted by seeing his mother this morn
Ing. She arrived from Columbus, Ohio, on
last evenings train. The doctor in charge
Of the case is hopeful of ultimate recovery.
but Capt. Dick Padden takes a gloomy
view and expresses the fear that recovery
is doubtful.
Ed Greminger. third baseman for the
Detroit American League team until
Coughlfn was purchased from Washington.
has been turned over to Manager Watkins
Of the Minneapolis American Association
team. In return for Greminger and cash
consideration Detroit Is to have at the end
Of this season. Minneapolis best player"
whose name neither Manager Watkins nor
the local mana cement would divulge
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WARD DEFEATED WRIGHT.
Results of Final Match in Tennis
Singles at Boston,

The final match in the tennis singles at
the Longwood Cricket Club. Boston, was
played yesterday afternoon between the
eastern champions in doubles. Holcombe
Ward and Beals c. Wright, and the for
mer won through better generalship and
steadier play by a score of ga. 4-6, Ga,
g.
Ward will meet w. A. Larned in the
challenge match for the Longwod cup
today.
Ward started off with a rush In the
first set by breaking through wright's
service and winning his own which gave
him the advantage straight through the
set.
Wright braced finely in the second set
and tied the match. but he fell away
again, and Ward. although pushed hard
in the third set managed to win out. He
took the fourth set easily.
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the buying of live stock has been $4,000
for cattle and 195. 900 for hogs. as compared
with July and the early part of August last
year. The decrease In the handling of cat
tie. however. is explained on the hypothesis
that there is a scarcity OF lightweight an
imals. such as are used for canning. The
heavy receipts are explained on the ground
that the shippers had understood the asser-
lions that the packers were doing from e5
to IS per cent of normal business to mean
that all branches Of industry were compre-
hended. AS a matter of fact. II is stated.
this applies only to the dressed beef and
constitutes not more than 80 per cent Of
the total normal business.
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DEFEATED CHAMPION AGAIN.
Cyclist Kramer Lost Race to Fem Be
cause Of Accident.

Willie Fem of Waterbury. Conn.,, again
defeated Frank Kramer. the N Z. A.
champion. at st. Louis yesterday by WIN
ming the one mile Grand Circuit champion
ship by length. with Eddie Root OF Bos-
ton second and Frank Kramer OF East
Orange third. In Justice to Kramer. how
ever. 1t should be said that when his
chances of winning looked good and he was
riding In winning style. the tire OF his rear
wheel blew up and was torn from the rim.
Fem was only a yard behind the champion
when the accident happened and narrowly
avoided collision.
Marcus Hurley. the amateur. won the ute
again in the uuarter-u,iie event, but In the
two-mile race was beaten by Burton DOWN.
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Statement From Vardaman.

A dispatch from Memphis. Tenn. says:
In reference to charges that he had reflect
ed upon the good name of President Roose-
velt'h mother through the columns of his
paper. Gov Jas. X. Vardaman Of Missis-
sippi telephoned the Scimitar today from
Jackson a statement which is in part as
follows:
II have never in my life written or said
anything derogatory to. or that reflected
upon. the fair name Of the good mother OF
Theodore Roosevelt, or any other good
woman. I am not responsible for what the
campaigners IN Mississippi ascribed to me
last year."
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DEFEATED THE LEADERS
Mt. Pleasant Congregational Team
Won Close Contest.

on the ellipse yesterday afternoon the Mt.
Pleasant Congregational team again called
the strong Fourth Presbyterian team to ac-
count. winning out by the score Of to 3.
Fully 1900 spectators witnessed the game.
which is the first that has been played on
these grounds for several days.
johnny Sheckels, the leading twirler Of
the league. served over his assortment of
benders for the Congregational team. and
his artful slants proved the undoing Of his
sturdy opponents. twelve In all striking out.
and he had the good fortune. aided by
proPes suppor.: 10 pun ss.eay .nIO1xI ssv.
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st. Paul's Defeated.

Immaculate Conception yesterday defeat
ed the strong St. Pauls team by the close
score of to g. Stanley was on the rubber
for the losers and pitched steady game.
McDermott started the pitching for the
winners and pitched a fine game while he
was in the box.
The Immaculate manager thought 1t best
to change pitchers and Camalier was sent
in in the seventh inning to finish the game.
In the two innings that he pitcled he
struck out six men and allowed no scores.
Mess base stealing was a notable feature.
he having six to his credit. On account of
darkness the game was called IN the eighth
inning.
Batteries-St. Paul, Stanley and Murphy;
Immaculate, McDermott and Camalier
Camalier, McDermott and Hoover.
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Woodward & Lothrop Team Descends
Another Peg In Standing.

,rhe ST. Stephens players had every
thing their own way in the game played
Yesterday WI the Woodward & 10th
ROD team, winning the contest by the
score of IA to 2. By losing the game yes
terday the Woodward & Lothrop CLUB
goes down to second place in the Capital
City League.
The fielding of the losing team was
ragged and many costly errors were
made which only added to the lead OF
St stephens. The players from St. Ste
phen's had on their batting clothes and
the opposing pitcher was unable to hold
them down after they once got started.
The score follows:
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Postponed Games.

At a meeting of the board of directors OF
the Sunday School League last night 1t
was decided to have two postponed games
played this week. One between the Wesley
and Gunton teams this afternoon on the
White lot and the other between Wesley
and Gurley Saturday on the same grounds.
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First base by errors--Mt Pleasant Consresa.
tioDaI 2; Fourth. I. Left on bases,Mt. pisasnn'
on Sheckeis j; Of Donaldson. 2 Struck out.by
SLeckels. IL; by Donaldson. T. Baik-Sheck .,n:
and Warman. Double plays-Sheckels to Russell 70
Herring Donaldson to King Hit BY pitchsrrm ad.
SLcckeis 1: by Donaldson. l. Wild pitch-SnecK-
eis Passed ball-Russell. Umpire-Mr. Caaii-
IA wer Time of game-1 hour and 40 minutes.
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st. Martins VS.. Trinity.

The leading teams Of the Marquette Base
Ball Association. st. Martins and Trinity.
played an interesting game Of ball Tues
day afternoon on the Georgetown field
The feature of the contest was the pitch
ing of Bernie Gallagher of st. Martins
who struck out seventeen men. and al
lowed only four hits There was other
good playing. and the spectators enjoyed
the exhibition greatly. The score was to
in favor of Trinity.
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OTHER AMERICAN GAMES.
Athletics, 10; st. Louis, A.

The Philadelphia Athletics won the game
with McAleers colts at ST. Louis yesterday
afternoon by the score of 10 to T. The st.
Louis team was crippled by the absence of
Burkett. Padden and Gleason. The hits Of
the Athletics came at the proper time for
them while the st. Louis players were not
so fortunate. The score
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Spalding League.

A meeting Of the managers Of the Spald-
ing League will be called next Thursday to
arrange postponed games. Teams wishing
to enter address w. E. Palmer. 126 Seaton
street northwest, giving name and average
Of team, and the address of the manager.
VIII the manager Of the Northerns please
give his address to w. E. Palmer, above
address.
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pan.
The Presbyterian boys scored the first run
in the third inning. aided by a pass. hit
and Bishops good base running. and were
then held In check until the seventh. when
1t looked as though they were going to In
crease their run column. but two strike
outs and a NJ bali settled the excitement.
The Congregationalists divided their four
runs equally between the fourth and NTH
innings, with the assistance OF costly er-
rorsL q base on balls and q couple OF sim
giles.
Lefty Herring distinguished himself on
first yesterday. making several good stops
and his quick manner OF handing the
leather added interest to the game. Dusty"
Rhodes Of the Fourths, however. had the
misfortune to make his first misplay after
a hard chase after a Texas Lacquer or
Pomeroy's bat from deep center to the VI
cinity Of second base.
The aCOre.
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Takoma Players Quit the Field.

The Takoma and Wheaton base ball
teams crossed bats at Forest Glen yester-
day before an immense throng of rooters.
At the end Of the fifth inning the score
stood to 8. In the beginning of the SIXTH
however. the Takomas quit the field be-
cause of objections to the decisions of the
umpire.
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Force out for not touching third base


WOODWARD p"s1 Lothrop: .:.:. 0 50 o %
First base by errors-St. Stephens, 9: Woodward
& Lothrop. 2. Left on bases-St Stephens: 3;
Woodward & Lothrop g. First base on balls.
on Chisholm 2: Of Kidwel 1: OF Buscher, l..
Struck out-By Kidwell. 4; by Chisholm. 2. Three
base hit-Welsh Two-base hits-Moriarity. Force
Stolen bases-Carroll (2). Moriarity ~. Donovan
to Donovan to Carroll. Hit BY pitcher-By CHS
holm l. Wild pitches-By Chisholm. 4. Balks.
By Chisholm. 2. Umpire-Mr. Handiboe. Time OF
game-1 hour and % minutes.
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Cleveland players Joss was knocked out
Of the box in the third inning The score:
CLEVELAND

Earned run-Cleveland. /. Hits apportioned-5
OF Jones in innings: o on Rhoades In innings
First base on errors-Boston: 2: Cleveland. l.
Rhoades. Sacrifice hits-Stahl. Dineen and La
Chance. Stolen bases-Frick. Bemis. Freeman and
Stahl. DOuple play-Flick to Turner. First base
balls-Of Rhoades. 2; Of Dineen. 2. Hit by
pitcher-Joss, 1. Left on bsses-Cleyeiand. g
Balk-Joss. Wild pitch-Joss. 1. Umpire-Mr
O'Loughlin. Time OF game-1 hour and - min
utPS
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Two-base hit-Hutchfnson. First balls-O6
Wahler. l.: OF Hutchinson. I. First errors-Mt.
Pleasant Met. 9: Gunton I. Stolen bases-As.
guith; STRUCK out-By Waller. 3; by Hutchinson.
ley. Umpire-Mr. Belts. Time-I hour and
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Teams.
Games Today.

White IOt-Wesley vs.. GuntOn.
Mt. Pleasant-FOundry vs.. St Stephens.
Van Ness Park-Mt Vernon vs.. Gurley.
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DETROIT.

Earned -Detrot. 2; New York & Three
base hits-Elberfed. Conroy and Coughliu Home
run-Wiliiams. Sacrifice hit-L0we Stolen base
keeler. Bases on balls-On Kitsoo, l. FIRST base
Oh errors-New York. 4 Detroit I. Left on bas es
Detroit. 4: New York. o. Struck out-By Kftsou
o; by Chesbro. II. Umpires-Messrs Dryer aud
King. Time of game-i hour and - minutes
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New York, 8; Detroit, g.

CHESHIRE was In fine form yesteray and
struck out thirteen Of the Detroit batters
In the game played at Detroit The Tigers.
errOrS were COSTLY The score.
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Capt T. c. Baldwin made another sue
cessful ascension at San Francisco yes
terday with his airship. He rose to q
height OF about 800 feet. and then sailed
northward for q distance OF about ten
blocks. came back and descended In the
park without any miohap.
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Two base hits-M. Cross. Davis tn Henley and
Seybold. Three base hit-Murphy Sacrifice hit
llarts'l. Stolen base Sey bold. Base balls-On
Sievrr. !. Struck out-Hy Sever 3: by Henley O.
Left On bases -. Louis. o: Philadelphia l. Um-
pire Mr.. Connolly. Time of game-l hour and 40
minutes
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Boston, z; Cleveland. Q.

Boston won the third straight game from
Cleveland at the latter city yesterday after
noon Dineea scattered the hits Of the
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Two-base hits-Connors. Clark and Crane. Three
base hit-Pennington. Home run-A. Macdonald
Sanderson. Connors %. lie Foe A. Macdonald.
Best and Thompson Double play-venabe. nnas.
sisted First base balls-On Hoffman,. l; Oh
Crane. g.: OF Connors. 1. Hit by pitched ball
Harris. Struck out-By Hoffman,. 5; by Crane z;
by Connors L. Passed balls-Le Foe, 2. Umpire
Mr. Shipley. Time Of game hour and IS min
utes.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
LOST TO ST. STEPHENS.

Today at $50, west diamond. Carroll Institute
vs. GOnEaga.
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Radfords VS.. Hahn & Co.

The base ball teams of Hahn & Co. and
the Radfords played an interesting game
on the latter's grounds. I'd and r streets
northwest. yesterday afternoon. The game
was close and exciting throughout. but was
called on account of darkness with Hahn
& Co. leading by the score of to 4. The
umpire gave his decision and the game was
counted from even innings. making the
score stand to 4. The pitching of Sher-
man was excellent, as was the fielding OF
Moore and Stuart, all OF the Hahn & Co.
team. The Hahn Il Co. team will play the
Fort Washington team at Fort Washing
ton, August Z.
Score by innings:
Hahn Co. .............. o 0 O 81
Radfords. Observation-Disclosures. o Il
Batteries-Sherman and Lipscomb. WynkOop and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-04

Falling on In Live Stock Purchases.
Chicago packers announce that since the
beginning Of the strike the falling on in
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SPORTS OF ALL SORTS
Senators Banked White Sox
Until the Ninth.
LOST IN EXTRA INNING
-FOUR FAvoRITEs BEATEN AT
SARATOGA
Tanya Won Feature Event Kramer
Lost Championship Wheel Race
Owing to an Accident.
American League Games Today.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis
Boston at Cleveland A..
New York at Detroit.
National League Games Today.
CINCINNATI at Phlladel phia-Two games.
plttsburg at brooklyn.
National League Games Today.

Cincinnati at Philadelphia-Two games
Plt,sburg at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
ST. Louis at Boston.
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Left on hases-Chicago s; Washington g. Two
base hits-kittredge and Tannehill. Sacrifice hits
Hili and Donovan. Stolen bases-Dundon t2l.
Walsh. Davis. Jones. Wolfe Stahl and Cassidy
Struck out-By Walsh. 2: by Wolfe. /: by Patten
l. Bases on balls-or Walsh 4; OF Smith. q OF
Wolfe. 1. Hit with ball-Green. Hits off Wolfe
In nine innings; OF Patient In / inning; en-
Wslsh-6 in . innings. Umpre-Mr Sheridan
Time of game hours.
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American League Games Today.

Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Boston at Cleveland. .
New York at Detroit
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Yesterdav,s National League Games,

Cincinnati, 5; Philadelphia, o.
Cincinnati, 9: Philadelphia, 8.
Pittsburg. 3; Brooklyn. 2.
New York. 4: Chicago. 3.
Boston, Z; st. Louis. O.
st. Louis 6; Boston. g..
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-01-14
J. c. Lyndes visited Helena Sa,ur-

]. c. Lyndes visited Helena Sa,ur-
day.
Rea Bros are crossing sheep today
for shipment.
There will be no services at M. e.
church next Sunday.
Harry H. Fletcher & Co. are about
through with their annual inventory.
A car of corn and car of mixed
feed was received by Harry II. Fletch-
er & Co. this week.
Rev. M. Rumohr will conduct SER
vices at Pleasant Hill school house
Sunday afternoon, January 18th at 2
O'Clock, and at Rosebud at 7:3O.
c. w. Bailey and wife visited Miles
City Tuesday. Mr.. Bailey was given
the Knight Templar degree in mason
ry while there.
J. E. Choisser returned from Cali
fornia Sunday and brings the news
that the men who killed his uncle
and cousin at Los Angeles have been
placed under arrest, and that the case
against them will be pushed. the as
sistant district attorney having 1t in
charge. Four out OF five newspapers
at Los Angeles are very bitter in their
censure of the men who did the killing,
the fifth, a paper controlled by the po-
lice, is still trying to excuse the Off
GERS.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-01-14
Dissolution Notice

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, under the firm
name of Wright & Smith, is dissolved
by mutual consent, and that the bus-
ness will hereafter be conducted by
Harry g. Wright, who is authorized
to collect all accounts and pay all in
debtedness of said firm in the name
of Wright & Smith.
Dated at Forsyth, Montana, Dec "a.
1908. Harry G.. Wright.
Lauran f. Smith.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-01-14
Every BOTTLE of Cham nberlain,s Cough
Remedy Warranted.

We guarantee every bottle of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and will re-
fund the money to anyone who is not
satisfied after using two-thirds of the
contents. This is the best remedy in
the world for la grippe, coughs, colds,
Group and whooping cough and is
pleasant and safe to take: 1t prevents
any tendency of a cold to result in
pneumonia. Forsyth Drug Co.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-01-14
REAL ESTATE, CLASS A.

t. E. Hammond returned Fri
day from a visit to Chicago and the
east.
r. A. Eaton of Medora, N. D., is a
Forsyth visitor this week. Mr.. Eaton
is looking up a location for what is
commonly called 'dude ranch a
place where raw east gners may be
initiated into the mysteries of western
life at so much per.
The incest and pleasantest medi-
cine l have used for indigestion and
constipation is Chamberlain's Stom-
ach and Liver tablets" says Melard
F. Craig, of Middlegrove, N. Y.
They work like charm and do not
grippe or have any unpleasant effect. :"
For sale by Forsyth Drug Co.
Chas. Mcdonald of Melville arrived
in the city Wednesday on business
with the sheriff's office. About a wear
ago Mr.. Mcdonald lost team of
horses which he has never heard of
until recently, when a young Swede
who knew the horses stopped at Nc
Donald's ranch and informed him that
the horses were being worked by
someone III this locality. Hence his
visit to the sheriff.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-01-14

o. p. Mckinley was in from Kirby
Thur rsday.
VIM. Rae was visitor from Billings
last week.
DR.. N. B. Smith was down from Bill
lings Friday.
The schools were closed Monday on
account of smallpox.
DR.. A. c. Wilson, who has been in
the hospital at Brainerd, Mimi. re-
turned Friday very much improved in
health.
The agency for the Billings steam
laundry is now in the hands of T. J.
Thompson. Leave your laundry with
him. Satisfaction guaranteed. y
Rev. John Evans came up from
Miles City-Tuesday, intending to hold
Episcopal services Tuesday night, but
owing to an order closing the churches
for thirty days, he was disappointed.
He returned to his home Tuesday after
noon.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-01-14

Unless the taxes delinquent as aforsaid together
with the cost and percentages paid the real PROPERTY
upon which such taxes len will be sold at auction
upon the 25th day of January, 1904, 10 o'clock a. m
said County.
Given under my hand this 28th day of December, 1908
y. w. LONGLEY,
County Treasurer.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-01-14

For bad taste in the mouth take a
a few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. Price Is cents.
Warrented to cure. For sale by For
syth Drug Co.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-08-11
ORDINANCE No. 3S.

AN ORDINANCE To CREATE A REpEMP. TON FUND AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE PAYMENT OF ALL OUTSTANDING WAR. RANTS OF THE TOWN OF VALDEZ.
 Be n Ordained by the Town Council of the Town of vzbiez. Aiasks:
 Sec 1. That . fund to Dc known as Re dem ption Fund of igu be and the same Is herr~ by created. and the Town Tressures is hereby ordered to open such an account in the books Of said Treas uer.
 ssc. 2. That all warrants of the Town of vsldez issued prior 10 March i4. 1904 and nov outstanding shall be paid out of said ReS<mp. tisa Fund of 1904.
 Sec. 3. That all moneys collected from de- iin;ueni iaxes for The years 1901. 1902 ara SsOe in the hands of the Town Treasurer on August ], leO; and all delinquent taxes hereafter paid to said Treasurer fs1 snd years shall be cred. tied io said Redemption fund of ISA and twen- ty-hvs t2s) per centum of the funds available for Inc use of the Town of Valdez derived from the lhensc moneys collected by the United Stsi,s Goyernment within the corporate limits of the Town of Vsldcx be also credited to saL! Redemption Fund of 1904 The Town Treas urer is hereby authorized and instructed to Day out such suuis as hereby accrue in the re- dcmption and cancellation Of said warrants win their accrued interest from time to iiina. and To publish a notice for ten days in the of. cisl newspaper oi The Town of Valdez, giving ihe number or number, ui such warrant UT war. rant- 10 bs Iaidl provided that DO inierestshall be paid on such warrant UT warrants when so called after len days from date of the nrst publication of said notice.
 sec. {. When The Town Treasurer has paid out such moneys as in sec 5 provided in the Teceln piion ot said waiarn,s and received in addition thereto such of the warrants issued. priot To March IL, igci in Tn. payment of taxes Tor the year ls4 so n. To pruyide for the can Cella,iOn Vf all oi >sii warrants then ihe said Treasurer Is authorized and instructed io close said keden plivn Fund 0! l"i on the book. oi the Treasurer. and said moneys hereby appro- pEiHted shall te charged to Ihe general fund of The Town U! Valdez a. nereioioEe.
 See 8. That th. remaining seventy tive (7i) lei e.ntuia of He license n.cney collected by The tniiei states uoyernEcn, available .or the use q. Inc Town oi sidrz snail h- applied io ;hc Isgiaeit iii .c.vInl lion v. all ou;sja;t ing wariani- siii accrued ill,-i i<st Ii.urull is sued suh>,-i uent to March li, i,sI sid -a!d Treasurer is hereby authorized and instructed 10 Day sa!i ~gT!Hts II. ;he ",gc! of tie!r issti- ancv or numerical order. publishing notice as in : .c. provided.
 see. .. This ordinsnc- hall take .-freet and be ,n force from and after il. pa.sas,- appruya. and publication.
 fsssei and spp!uyet August |, 1s,
 ( II. Wilcox II. ". Miller
 Acting Clerk Mayor