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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-07-05
STATE OFFICIALS
FILE THE SUITS
Receivers Sought For Hotel Gen.
panieS At an Indiana Resort.
SAY GAMING IS PERMITTED

Claim Made That the French liek
Springs and the West naasn Hotel
Companies Have Vislatsd Their
chartsrs-eoVsrnor HanIy Orders
the Proceedings.
Paoll, Ind July 4.--Ths state Of
Indiana, acting through Attorney Gen
eral Charles Miller. On Instructions
from Governor Hsnly. hled quo war
tanto proceedings in the Orange
county circuit csurt against ths
French Lick Springs Hotel Company
and the West Baden Hotel Company.
asking that their charters as corpora.
tions be revoked, that they be en-.
joined from permitting gambling on
their property, that receivers be ap.
pointed and that administration OF the
assets be made among the defendants
and their creditors The suits are
based on the charges that the hotel
companies have violated their charter
by allowing gambling to take place in
the casinos
AT the same time that the suits
were filed here local officers, headed
by Sheriff Msris, Deputy sheriff Jones,
Constable B&ggerly and City Marshsi
Salices raided the two casinos at the
hotels. arrested the attendants and
captured large amount OF gambling
paraphernalia, including nineteen slot
machines The operations were di
rected personally by Attorney General
Miller. The entire party was brought
from French Lick and West Baden to
this place and given a hearing before
Justice OF the Peace James ID. Gillum.
The gambling furniture was taken in
charge OF deputies
hearing on the suits for ipiunc.
tions and receYerships will be held
Thursday Thomas Tsgsart. chair.
man OF the Democratic national com:
mittee. is president of the French Lick
Springs hotel.
The officers found i number 1T
guests playing keno al West Baden.
One guest jumped through q window,
but the place was surrounded NsEe
but the attendants were arrested. T.
G. Deery, the manager OF the Casino
at French Lick was arrested No one
was playing when the Officers arrived
The Colonial hotel at West Baden was
raided also and some gambling para
phernalla secured. Roulette and faro
tables were found at II places. The
complaints against French 4cR
Springs Hotel COP " and the West
Baden Hotel con ~ are practically
the same. In each complaint it IS al.
legged that the defendant company has
violated its charter.
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Real
Estate
Transfers

Good Hope Twp j. W. Huls
and wife to Clinton White; ia. in
Sec. %; $3.50.
Marion Twp.-William 7. Sayers
and wife to David Wolf; 8 a. in
Sec %; $3.50
Starr Twp.-Lottie and Darius
Bennett to Daniel Rheinsheld Lots
IL, -. IL IA, and 15, in the n. W.
quarter OF Sec. %; $3.50.
Murray City.-William Ruther-
ford ct al to James Rutherford and
wife; pert of Lots 81 and 55,
Adams Addition; 81 and other
considerations.
Starr Twp. l.. Black
and wife to John l.. Stoddard; a
one third interest in the coal and
mining privileges on the east half
of Sec. 4, containing S20s.; $2500.
Murray City.-T. j. De'linger
to Leun Pyles A feet front of Lot
1877, Adams Addition; 800.
Ward Twp.-Elmer o. Petit
and wife and C. V. Wright and
wife to l.. Benton Tussing and
Leroy w. Tussing all of Fraction
al Lot 3, Sec. 25, containing 352 a.
and Fractional I4ot 8, Sec. 25, con.
tanning 80 a. 81 and other con
slderations.
Ward Twp.--Pearl w. Hickman
ct al, TO L. b. and l.. w. Tussing
the north half of See. 81, contain,
ing 1874 a.; and 1917 a. in the
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Death of David Kanode.

Mr.. David Morgan Kanode died
at his home on Rempel Street, in
Riverdale, Tuesday morning, July
8, at the age of fifty-four years,
four months, and twenty-eight
days, He had been i'll for several
months, and seriously so for a few
days previous to his decease.
Mr. Kanode was u native of Lo-
gan, having been born here Febru-
ary 5, 1862, and was lifelong
resident of this place. He attend
ed the public schools here, and
afterward learned the trades of
coat-maker and cigar-maker, at
the latter OF which he worked dur
ing the later years of his health.
He was twice elected assessor, and
served for almost twelve years as
township clerk. His last public
work was as county recorder, to
which office he was elected on the
Democratic ticket by large ma
jority, and in which he served for
three years with honor. He was
a charter member of the local or
der of Red Men, and belonged also
to the Pocahontas Lodge.
Mr.. Kanode was married on
December 81, 1875 to Miss lille
English, and is survived by heI
two daughters, Mrs. Pearl Shaw
and Mrs. Edward Allen. The
funeral services were held in the
M. Il. Church, today at two O'Clock
p. NJ, and the remains laid to resi-
in Oak Grove.
David Kanode was a man who
was liked and respected by all who
knew him. In business, Rs il
private life, his path was marked
with a kindly spirit and quiet
gentleness that never failed tc
attract. In his public service he
was jealous and accommodating,
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Mr.. I. w. Wallace. OF Colnm-
bus, was elected to the nosition of
Supreme Secretary of the Knights
of st. John, at the notional con-
ventlon held in Buffalo last week.
Mr.. Wallace was formerly Inspect
or General of the order, and is
well known and liked here, having
inspected the local lodge several
times.
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CONFESSION
Made BY Witness Spiesr duplicates
Judge Hargis ard Callahan.

ShokS afN
Besttyyille, KY, July A senSa'
tion was caused here at the trial OF
former Judge HGrgiE and former
Sheriff Callahan of Breathitt county.
charged with the murder OF James
Marcum. Asbury Spicer. it was Ar.
noupced, haG made confession i'm
plicating the two chief defendants.
On the day Marcum was killed, Spicer
was in Jackson, KY, he claims. He
said that few minutes before the kill
Ing he was sent by Jim" Hargis to get
Tom White and WAS later dispatched
by Ed Callahan to get Curtis Jstt, A
few minutes later, while Spicer was In
the Hargis store, two shots rang out
and Marcum fell dead in the front door
OF the courthouse. Spicer said that he
was offered $500 to kin Msrcum The
offer. he said, WAS made few days
before Marcum was killed. Spicer said
he had refused to kill Msrcum and
that he had also refused previously 70
Kill jim Cockrell
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A number Of Logan grocers and
their wives enjoyed the excursion
to Mackinac given last week by
the Moneypenny. Hammond Com
pany, of Columbus, to their Gus
toners. The outing lasted from
Monday till Saturday, and a de-
lightful time was reported. Those
from here were Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. Upton, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fox,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Rochester, Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Hi!debrandt, and
Mr.. Roy Comfy.
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Secretary Root OF.

Washington, July +.-Secretary
Root, accompanied by his private sec
retary, vet. Sherman Doyle, left
Washiugton for New York. Mrs Root
and, the secretsry's son and laughter,
who. are to accompany him on HE
South American tour. are at South
ampton. Long Island, and will join Mr,
Root In New York The entire party
will leave the New York Yacht club
in launch for the cruiser Charleston,
which Is lying on Staten Island.
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Application for the administra
tion of the estate of Isaac Frasurt
was filed by Nancy Daubenmier,
alleged creditor and heir, June 30,
The matter was set for hearing
July 9, 10:00a. m. and citation to
next of kin ordered.
The fourth partial account of
Rose f. Aplin, guardian of Wei
come G. Aplin and others, minors,
was filed June ~ and is for hear.
ing July 27.
Hearing was had June 30 on the
application for the administration
of the estate of Isa iah Armstrong,
and appointment of successor to
w. H. Armstrong, former executor
resigned. Declination of the next
of Kin, resident of the county, was
filed in favor of James NJ. Loomis
as Administrator, and the matter
was continued.
The first and final account of
John G. Aurand, Administrators of
the estate of Harriet Stewart, was
heard and approved, June 80.
Application and affidavit to com
nit Charles f. Barthlow to the
Athens State Hospital was filed
July 3, and on hearing had the
same day, commitment was order
ed.
Application for first naturaliza-
tion papers was filed by John j..
Barwell, of Logan, June 80. Dec
laration of intention to become an
American citizen was made in omen
court, and first papers were issued.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. A, Wasson and
children, of Columbus, spent the
Fourth with relatives here. Mrs.
Wasson and the children will re.
main for few weeks.
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am..hsd world,. Rsesrd.

Chicago. July Am worlds records
for nifty miles for stock touring cars
were broken by Ollie SaVln of Texas,
in the Atty miles endurance derby. the
feature OF the automobile races at
Hawthorne His time WAS l:06:lS.
The former record was l:9s:5l, made
at St Louis last month Five OF the
nine starters finished the race,
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For Sale.

Good 8 horse power steam en-
gine and new fiue-boiler. All in
first class condition. May be seen
running at this office any day.
Reason for selling, will install gas
engine.
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Rig and Little Six.

The annual picnic of the Big
Six and Little Six Euchr Club was
held yesteday ut the residence of
Mrs. Colonel F. +. Reml ell. Mr..
and Mrs. II. o. Wasson, of Colum-
bug, and Mrs. Junkerman, of
Fairmount, Illinois, were guests Of
the clubs.
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kllllnn on the ceps.

Warsaw. Russian Poland, July A.
The determination of terrOrists TO
exterminste the police force shows
no signs of wavsrinE Tuesday tive
more police sergeGnts were added to
the already long death roll. Both
men were shot and killed on the
streets and tbs Gssassins escaped.
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and earned the full confidence of
the people. It-is with deep and
sincere regret that we write these
last reminding words of him, and
extend our sympathy to his be-
reaved family.
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Mr.. Jacob Hammond, aged
eighty four, died at his home in
Lancaster, Monday morning at
four thirty. Mr.. Hammond was
the father of Mrs. Ed. Donovan,
who has been at his bedside for
several weeks. The funeral, held
yesterday morning, was attended
from here by Mr.. and Mrs. Dono-
van, Mr.. and Mrs. Hehry Kessler,
and Mrs. Lewis Green.
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Planssr Banksr.

Somerset, O., July samuel Rssu.
for many years president OF the
Somerset bank. Is dead after an i'll
ness OF several weeks. He was n
years OF age and has resided in Perry
county all his life
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For Sale.

The house and lot known as the
Ambrose home on High street be-
tween Main and Hunter streets.
For further particulars apply to
H. f. Ambrose or j. A. Naile.
July 5, 3-w
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Wllllama on tha atumR.

Jackson. Miss. July t.-congress
man John Sharp Williams returned
acre from Washington He will make
several speeches in the state and
about July 10 will sail for London to
attend the Ia terpsriamentary confer
snes
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1t beats anything we ever tried,
did you get your wants filled2
Good chances yet to buy your wall
paper at big reduction in price at
Bert Il Co.
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Mr.. John Snider and sister Ollie,
of Somerset, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
j. N. Rohrer and Miss Florence
Snider, Sunday.
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Miss Ethel Winefordner, of New
Statewide, was the guest of Misses
Minnie and Emma Kleinschmidt
last week.
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Mr.. Frank Myer and daughter,
Ella, left yesterday to visit over
Sunday with Pete and Gus Myer,
of Dayton.
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Messrs. Charles Doebele and
Alex White, and Misses Agnes
White and Grace Thurness, were
guests of Miss Olive Dowd, of Nc
Arthur, Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Will Snider re-
turned home Monday night from a
ten days visit in Marion, Ohio, and
Saginaw, Michigan.
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Crystal Springs.

The following party had a picnic
outing at the beautiful Crystal
Springs, Monday; Miss Lucy
Bowen, Miss Mary Lonse Bowen,
Mr.. Charles Bowen, Jr., their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Postle,
of Morrel, Ohio, and Miss Name
Foncanon, of Kirksville, Missouri f;
and Mr.. Trying Krieg.
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Misses Regina Weiland and
Helena Fricker, of Columbus, is
visiting the formers grand mother
Mrs. Nick Weiland.
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A number of the local knights
OF Pythias attended the dedica-
ton of the new X, of P. Building
in Nelsonville, Tuesday night.
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Miss Elizabeth Fismer, of Lam
caster, visited Mrs. Louisa Hart
mann and family for week, re-
turning home SUNDAY.
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north half of Sec. 25; 81 and other
considerations.
Ward Twp.-Pearl w. Hickman
eft al to L. b. and L. w. Tussing;
A .33 a. in Lot 8, Sec. 90 81.
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Miss Charlotte Breen, of Titus
vile, Pennsylvania, is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Breen for a
few weeks.
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Mr.. T. j. Leyshon left on Tues
day for thirty days tour through
Oklahoma, New Mexico, and
Texas.
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Its going fast, are you getting
what you want2 90 per cent is not
made easier. Buy your wall paper
now at Bort d Co.
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Mrs. r. B. Truesde!l, of Bing-
hamton, New York, arrived last
Thursday for visit with her
daughter, Mrs, H. r. Harrington.
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Miss Name Foncanon, of Kinks
vile, Missouri, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Postle, of Morrel, Ohio, are
guests of C. Il. Bowen and family.
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Col. Tom Dolson, one of Ian
casters popular attorneys, was a
visitor in our city on Monday on
professional business.
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Mr.. Ham Meldrum' the efficient
driver of the fire team, started on
his ten days vacation, Monday.
Mr.. Meldrum accompanied by his
daughter Lizzie, left on Tuesday
for Celina, Ohio, where he will
visit his sister, Mrs. John Hsnsel
and his daughter, Miss Edna
Meldrum.
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MFR. Ed. Shoppell, of Lancaster,
was the guest of j. +, Rohrer and
family, Monday and Tuesday.
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Good, fresh country But
ter at Dollison Bros Store.

Mr.. Ben Kittsmiller is spending
few days with relatives in Col
umbus.
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Fire al Findlay.

Findlay. o.. July t.-By a pitch
kettle boiling over in the barrel fac
tory tbs Krsntz brewery suffered =
IRE loss OF 100000 with az Insurance
Of $4,000
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Mrs. Harry Kirker left today to
spend a few weeks at Little Hook
ing, with her mother, Mrs. Richard
Brewster.
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Mr.. Eds Wade, of Columbus,
called on his comrades in Logan
last week.
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Rev. and Mrs. Kohler and Mr..
and Mrs. Engle, of Sugar Grove,
and Rev. Troutman, of Chillicothe,
attended the dedication services a t
the Hunter Street Lutheran Church
last Sunday.
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The tennis court at the residence
of Mr.. G. e. Bowen was the scene
of an ll.day tour lment between
Jackson County and Hooking.
The former was represented by
Rev. Herrold and son, Charles
Herrold, and Messrs. Sam Kelley
and Timothy Rogan, of Wellston,
and Messrs. Tom Jones and George
Thomas, of jackson. The visitors
apparently had an of day, and
one of their best players, Mr..
Thomas, was sick, 80 their
showing was not as good as 1T
might otherwise have been. Rev.
Herrold displayed degree of
agility and qIickness that is sur
prising in man of fifty-two, His
contest with Woodwork, and
those of Charles Bowen, Jr.,
against Herrold, Jr., and John
hesowen against Thomas, were the
psse nset Y interesting and closely fought
lie hIes1e Of the series. The fortunes
alin iie day went against them,
~ - = NJ the events except one
hla ana - \
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DIR. Aplin was business visitor
in Columbus on last Friday,
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Berries, Fruit and Vegi-
tables, fresh at Dollison
Bros.
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Miss Adrienne Mechling, OF
Somerset, was the guest of Miss
Florence Snider last week.
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GLORIOUS
FOURTH.
Bunch Of Joy and Noise in
Logan.
RACING And BALL GAMES
Fill in a jolly Day for the
Spectators.
RACING And BALL GAMES

The Fourth passed off quietly
enough in Logan. There was ,
marked absence of the dynamite
cane nuisance, and what noise
there WAS make itself noticeable il
the evening. The large GROVE
that was in town was left to iti
own sweet inclination as to whaI
attraction to attend, for there
were ball-games and tennis for the
lovers of those games, and racing
at the fair ground for the horse
loving ones.
The races drew by far the larg-
est crowd in the afternoon, leaving
the streets almost deserted, and
only meager gathering at the
ball park. They were given by
the Matinee Driving Club of Logan
and about forty entries were in
cluded. The first race, Class d,
Trotting, and the sixth Class A,
Pacing, were not run. The re-
suits of the Others were as follows
Second Race, Slass G, Pacing !;
won by Babe Tilford, 8. m, Doc
Shaw owner, in all three heats !;
time, 1870, 1:244, and :sGt.
Third Race, Class A, rrotting
won by Madge Cossack, h. m, Otto
lies owner, time, l 30 1 ;25 l :23.
Fourth Race, Glass B, Pacing :;
won by w. W. NJ. br. g., Morrison
and Ruble; time, 1:lSa, l:19.
Only two heats were run.
Fifth Race, Class B, Trotting
won by Nancy Hanks, b. m, Phil
Chapman, time, :27, 1873, l :32.
Mr.. j. r. Smith, of Glouster,
acted as starter, and Messrs.
George Work and Karne Ferguson
as Assistant Judges. Exceptional
interest was displayed in all the
races. All even half-mile h eats.
The base ball honors all went to
Logan, in the two games played
with the Pleasantville team. The
morning game was pitched for Lo-
gan by Stiers, and the other one
by Riley. Both men did good
work. The batting was free, but
Logan had an iron bound infield,
and nearly everything in sight
found it's way to aputout. Martin
from Longstreth, played second,
and "Connie" McDermott, the
gentleman with the broad smile,
brass lungs, eagle eyes, and fat
record, held down third in beauti-
full style. Canty caught both
Sdncb WlUu buC DCoU VI lC5uiVS.
Logan won out in the morning,
ten to two, and in the afternoon
ten to one Pleasantville scoring
their only run on an error in the
fret inning. The individual re-
cords for the day were all good,
and the two victory brought the
team percentage up from .30S to
400
Logan had an easy time of it,
apparently, and might have sue
cessfully played much stronger
team than they did. Pleasantville
had seven errors in the afternoon
game, and out of Logan's ten runs
only three were earned. With
that lineup, the Logan team can
do things with any of the clubs
they haye lost to this year.
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PROBATE COURT
wEDDIre PERMITS.

Mike Ulinscini and Kate Mudrie,
both Of Murray City.
John M. Shelton and Blanche
Deal, both of Murray City.
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Miss Lizzie Winehymer, of
Marietta, is visiting Misses Mary
and Kate Kessler for few weeks.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Borts Big Wall Paper Sale.

Mr.. Seth Sloane, of Canal Win
chester, Is visiting relatives here,
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Walker Wis
tied the McLain Farm, nearUnion
Furnace, Monday.
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Direct trade with relia-
BILE farmers, insures fresh
products to the towns
people, Dollison Bros.
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Miss Katharine Essmon, Of
Wellston, is tide guest of logan
relatives for the summer.
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Mrs. Ed. S. Martin, of New
Straitsville, was visitor in our
city on last Thursday.
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Master Ralph Yontz returned on
Monday from a two weeks visit
in Lancaster.
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DR.. Work, of Colorado Springs,
left today after short visit with
friends and relatives.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-03-22
BIDS W ANTED.

Sealed bids Will be received by the
County commissioners of Chelan couD-
~, Wash, until O'Clock p. M. on the
2nd gay of April, 1906, for the clear
ing, grubbing, grading and surtacing
State Road No. 3. locally known as
Red Mounta in road.
The wo1k shall be commenced at the
initial point of survey Of said road
and continue until the joint state and
county appropriation CT $500 IS eA
pended,
The roadway is to be cleared for n
width of 20 feet, gIubbed and graded
and surfaced for a width of ~ feet.
The work shall be done at such
points as are shown On the profile and
according to the plans aud specifca-
lions on file III she office of tue county
surveyor of Chelan county, Wash.
Bids shall be made rs follows, viz:
For clearing and gIubhing by the
mile.
For grading by the cubic yard, stat
ing the price Tor earth, Loose rock and
solid rock excavations.
For snrfacing where grading is un
necessary. nv tine square yard.
For corduroy ing by the liueal foot.
For bridging small streams by the
piece or lamp Structure.
The contract shall be completed on
or before Sept. LIST, 1906.
Farther inform ton viii be furnish.
ed upon application to the county sur
veyor OF Chelan county, Wash. A
certified check or cash eqaal to 10 per
cent Of the BID, PAYABLE to the county
commissioners must accompany the
bid. The right is reserved TO reject
any or ali bids.
Dated at WenatcLee. this End day of
March, 1906.
JNO. A. GELLAILY,
CLERK of the Board of County Com
missoners. 4 3
(Seal)