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Trustees Sale.
TRUSTEES SALE


Bv virtue ri a power contained in a Deed
0f Trust from The National GhautaUqua Of
Glen Echo % Irving Williamson and Jesse
d. Wilson. % date April 5th. 1883. and OF
record among the Land Record Books IL
Montgomery county. in Llber 4. D.. No.
20 folio r. &c. the undersigned, viii on
SATURDAY OCT OBER %. 1895, ~ the hour
u g O'CLOCK r.. II. on The premises seIl
the land and premises described IN said deed
81 trust consisting OF the following unimpr5v-
ed lots. viz. Lots Q. 5. 2. and iu Block g..
Lots 30, II, J., and u in Block DC. Lots j., g.
and Z in Block j.. Lots 3 T. 6. g. ana Z in
Tnock rs. Lots. 2. 3 g. D. c. :. s. 10. T. IS IS
70. IS Ia. 20. a. q. 3. "a and IS ia Block IL,
Lots :, - 3. & 5 and m Block IS. according
20 the Tat q The National Chautauaua u
Glen Echo. which Is o. record among tie
Land PecoTd Books ~ said county. in Iiber
j. A. No. 70. folio 90
These lots are desirabIy located in the
town Of Glen Echo with nae TallrJad faciIi-
ties the Washington and Great Fails
railroad
Terms Of Sals-Cash. OF which % per cent
WiH be required when the property T.
Knocked down
Conveyaneing az the cost Of the purchase
IRVING WILLIAMSON
JESSE H. WILSON,
Trustees.
TALBOT & TALBOT. Solicitors
seq, -. q. 9oe2,4,6S,I0,I2
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THos. }. OWEN q son. Auctioneers.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, IMPROVED BY 4 TWO
STORY. TEN ROOM. FRAME DWELL
ING tWITH LARGE SIDE LOD, NO.
S2s 10TH STREET NORTHEAST. At
AUCTION.
by virtue Of the power vested IN me as
executor and trustee under the last viii and
testament u Agnes Sumau. deceased / viii
sell al public auction. IN front Of the prem
Uses on Tt ESDAY, THE SECOND DAY
pF OCTOBER 1906, AT HALF-PAST POUR
D'CI OCK y NJ, subiut seventeen Ia square
numbered nine hundred and thirty nine
fronting hfty-fve feet seven Inches on Tenth
street northeast ami running hack with an
even width a depth n 10 feet i0@ inches
ard improved By a two-st0ry frame house
containing ten rooms.
Terms u sale. Oue-hslf u the purchase
money to be paid Ga cash. and the balance
az one and Two years. with interest AT the
rate n nve per cent per annum. payable
semi a unuaiiy. A deposit Of $500 required
at time of sale Couveyanclng. recording
etc az cost Of purchaser Terms 10 be
compiled with within twenty days from day
Of sale otherwise the executor reserves the
right 20 resell the property at risk and cost
II defauItinR purchaser. after i've days
public notice Of such resale
ALBERT +. FOX. Executor
SEES la0Ci2 No. Oh 81. aW.
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GENERAL DECLINES
IN LEADING ISSUES
Downward Movement Fol-
lowed by Sharp Recovery
In First Hour.

NEW YORK, Sept -9-The stock mar
ket opened weak, with a majority Of the
leading ssues showing substantial de-
cliues Reading Amalgamated and
United States Steel preferred lost in ali
g. Union Pacific declined I'm all ia.
Northern Pacific Ia, St paul rs and
Southern Pacific =. United States Steel
common opened down Ss
Tie feature of the trading IN the first
lo-r was the closing out of contracts
on both sides of the market. In the
first few minutes stocks were sold free
ly az concessions in completion Of the
liquidation in progress Thursday and
mp 10 the last hour Yesterday, when
there was some hurried buying because
OF the statements about the consumma-
tinn of tile Great Northern ore deal.
This renewed liquidation caused declines
from ! TO 4 points under yesterday
closing figures. This downward move
mcnt was followed by "a sharp re'9V-
cry.
Government bonds unchanged. other
bonds steady.
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LhESArEAkE AM OHIO RY.

tScheGule Ia elect July J. 1861
200 p Mold DOMINION EXPRESS
Daily-St0ps at prinCi pal points tn Viz
Eiuta and Vest Virginia Nesiibuis train:
standard CUaCneB. paTloTE cars % Virginia
hot Springs and Ronceverte. Pullman
sleepers Hinton 70 Louisville, CIuc5uu.-tf
indianapolis, ST. Louis. and Chicago. din
inz cars, . "a carte service
40 y M.-NEW G. a .. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new yestEnuls train. stops only ~
OOTdonsytue, Charlottesville. stanton
Cllften Forge and COyington, Va: White
Eulphur. Roncsverte, and Hinton, " VI
Pullman sleeperE 10 Lexington. Louisville
Cincinnati, Indiana polls. 81. Louis aad
Chicago. Dining cars. Ia carte service,
one night out.
mo p NE. F. v. LIMITED, Daily
Solid yestibule train. pullman slespeFa
20 Cincinnati Lexington. and Louisville
Compartment sleeping car 10 Virsinis
Hct Springs week days. Dining cars a
Ia carte service. sleepers Cincinnati %
Chicago and st. Louis and Louisville "a
Memphis Nashville and Southwest
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake and
Ohio Offices 6I3 PeHnsy lyania ave; sos Ifth
at near F. and Si3th Street Station. Tels-
phone, Main zIS). for Pennsylvania r. r.
Gao Service. and Main i06s Ia c. d
Ticket Once. seIl-ff
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COTTON MARKET JUMPS
FOLLOWING BIG STORM

NEW YORK. Sept. 19.-The storm in
the South has at last been taken seri-
Ously by the cotton trade. There was
unreasonable excitement at the Opeu-
ing. prices scoring "A sharp advance. led
by the bear moneys, of which Eurour
was large buyer. Shorts were active
purchasers. Opening prices.
October. 9.O6U9N; November. s-4d
9.l5i December. 9.27a9 y. January. ; sITf
$50, February, 944G945. March. 9 50l,
95l. May. sJ9d960
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Legal Notices.
LEVI II. DAVID. solicitor.


IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
l'RICsT OF COLUMBIA. Camille Jacobs.
z. al. compiainants vs. Irving Jacobs de-
PENDANT Doc. No s.. Eq No 1915 The
object Of this suit Is TO obtain the partition.
BY sale. among the parties 20 this cause. OF
the equities Of the following described par
cels % real estate in the District OF Column
bla- The west / feet Of l0t and the east Il
feet front Of lot :, by fun depth. ln block
a. Columbia Heights; als0. the Is ami
T9-l00 feet front on 18th st.. extended next
north Of the south is and 96-l0O feet OF lot
H. in block 90. Columbia Heights by a
depth OF 1S7 feet: also. part lot I'm block
known Columbia Heights. as per plat
re. IN Surveyors once. D. c.. I.iber Cover
nor Shepherd, folio 49, The Marshal having
returned the subpoena against said defend
ant mot 20 be found. and Il having been
proven BY affidavit filed herein 20 the sat
isfaCticn Of the court, that sad defendant
Is a nonresident OF the DistElct OF Columbia
on motion OF complainants. by their solicitor
IL Is by the court this 2lst day OF SEPTEMBER
1905 ordered. that the defendant Irving
Jacobs, cause his appearance 20 be entered
herein on before the fOrtieth day excI,t-
Give OF sundays and legal HOLIDAYS occur
ring after the day Of the first publication ~
this order; otherwise this cause VIII be
vided a copy Of this order be published once
a week for three successive weeks IN The
Washington Law Reporter. and The Wash
inzfon Times before said day. (SeaD HAIR
ny NJ CLABAUGH, chief Justice True
coDr Test j. r YOUNG Clerk Nv
J. W LATIAtER. Assistant Clerk
sep z9ocs
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS will be received al the
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts. Navy
Department. Washington. d. c., until 10
O'CLOCK A. NJ, OCTOBER 30. 1906. and
publicly opened Immediately thereafter,
20 furnish a the navy-yard, Washing
ton. i. c.. a quantity OF machine tools.
as follows. I.athes. drill. slotter. Appli-
cations for proposals should refer to
Schedule 159. Blank proposals will be
furnished upon applicatio 20 the Bur
eau. H. r. b. HARRIS, Paymaster-
General L. 5. y. se99 oc6
PROPOSALS will be received az tbs
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. Navy
Department Washington. -. c. until
10 O'CLOCK, A NJ. OCTOBER Ia. 1906
and publicly opened Immediately there
after, 20 furnish at the nsvy-yard.
Washington. d. c.. a quantity of naval
supplies. as follows: Sch. 1S3: Lime, note
books-Sch. IS4: Cement. systems for
using fuel Oil Applications for pro-
posaIs should designate the schedules
desired by number. Blank proposals
will be furnished uDOn application to the
Bureau. II. T. B. HARRIS. Paymaster-
General. L. 5. y. se2e oc6
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FINANCIAL GOSSIP

The directors Of the Tonopah Mining
Company OF Nevada have declared a
regular quarterly dividend Of % per cent
and an extra dividend of l3 per cent
payable October 20.
Owing 90 inability 10 secure "a quorum
the dividend meeting of the United Cop
per Company, when was 10 have been
held Friday. has been adjourned TO
Tuesday of next week
Secretary T. ~ Adams. of Chicago,
Milwaukee and 81 Paul, denies the
statement published IN Chicago that the
common stock OF the road viii be dOu-
bled III tic annual meeting ON SATURDAY
During the nine months January l 10
tae present time lhe amount OF nnanc-
Tag done by railroads by means of Is
sues Of bonds, short time notes and
equipment trusts aggregates about Sl25-
u0JCU0
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Bicycles.

FOR SALE-Chalniess Columbia WoIn-Araer-
lean. Rambler. Barton. IveT-JOhns0n Smell
and nifty other bicycles, 81 up. Ii3 Pennsyl-
Vania ave ea9a n
TIRE TROUBLES ENDED by St John Cush-
Toned Tire; no Punctures. no pumping. no
time lost; easy riding, light. long service: g Is
put on refer 20 200 users In city At any rim
Hartford Special. sl-75. Diamond Puncture-
proof sI-95 JONES TIRE WORKS 602-s0f
r ST NV. sel4-f, ss m, tu-I2t
DOES YOUR BICYCLE NEED REPAIRING9
or drop postal
c = HUNTER. 1Is Pennsylvania ave. NV
se25-tf
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

For Petersburg Raleigh. Wilmington c.
Iumbia Savannah Jacksonville, Tsmpa, At
ianta Birmingham, Mobile. Pensacola and
New Orleans.
10 90 A NJ DAILY-Ssab0eTd Mail-ThTough
Pullman Sleeper TO jacksonville Fla. also
through Sleeper Washington 90 Birminghan
Ala Cafe Dining Car Washington 81 Ham
let n. @
s.2s p. M DAILT-SeaboErd EXpress-Solid
train with Pullman EleepeFs. 20 Jackson villa
so Tampa Through Sleeper 20 Atlanta
Birmingham and Memphis Cafe Dining
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THE WASHINGTON MARKET

Sales ci the board. including after
can amounted 20 $50 shares of stock.
oii"Wing are the sales and quota
tons of todays market:
w Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred a0uSS l0asS. l8HSS
Washington Gas. 25n57ss. 25d57Es
1894
Greene Copper l99u26. fO0d2sil
Union Trust Company 5asI55.
N ashiHgtou Loan and Trust IO42lgIs
5U2l6 20
Ter Washingt0n Railway and
Electric, preferred. lVaSS.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
AMERICAN APPLES IN GERMANY

The demand for American apples in
Germany has been one of the surprising
ueNelcpments IN our trade with that
country, and it is particularly gratifving
10 know that large part Of MissoJIri's
surplus of tins fruit finds its way into
the Kaiser dOminiOus. Until lSg6-s de-
cade Germany was not an imuOrt-
ant factor IN the consumption of Amer
lean apples, but the demand has been
growing rapidly until now il IS estf-
mated that fully 100000 barrels will he
taken this year.
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Automobiles.

STORAGE ROOM FOR two automobiles. cbssr
rent 10 i 81. NV. Phone Main ISM
se2s-st
FOR SALE-Steamobile in good running or
DER economical and cheap: SIS: viii den,
0nstrate. GIL 18th 81. sA7Qq AZ
FOR SALE-Buick touring car. with fuu
cape top, fitted with speedOmeter. Stanley
with folding front dash, top. new tanks new
burner and tires; OidsmObile. 1904 model with
top 500. Odsmobile, 1903 model with tor
S1s5. CAHII.B AUTOMOBILE CO.. 1918 L 81
se27-St
SPACE in a stable for an auto. location
Cal and Conn. ave. Address CRCNP. 1872
18th st. nv se2T-St
STANTON PARK AUTO CO. 5th and c SITS
ns.. cars for hire: storing. painting and re-
pairing; all work guaranteed; cars called for
and delivered. Phone T. $50 81. se24-Tt
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THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY
1929 P street Northwest.
nee, Corner Sinth ana ? str

once, Corner Einth ana StrestA
RAID-LF CAPITAL, 100000
SURPLUS ssyo. 0J3 EARNED
Loans ga suy amount made on an
proved real estate or collateral a. rea-
- Eouable Tatez
Interest pasd upon deposits on monthly
balances subject 20 check.
This company acts as executor al
minlstFatOr trustee. agent, treasurer
registrar. ana ia All other hduClary c.
LaCities.
Boxes for rent IN burglar and dreproof
vaults Tor safe deposit AND sIOraLu o.
valuable lslC kagcs.
JOHN JOY EDISON rresIlen.
aEE1N A. = N ~SE- = zee Preside
ELLIS Second Vice President
ANDREW PARKER ......- ....-..... Treasurer
HARRY G. MEEM-.---.- Assistant Treasurer
HOYD TA1 LOR --.-.-- Assistant Treasurer
THOMAS BRADLEY Real Estate omcsF
FREpfK EICUELRERGtR- R. Trust Oh.ser
PEAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Is prepared 20 assums the uanas cement OF
your real estate Careful attention given %
al dstaiis
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IN THE World OF FINANCE
CONTINUED RISE
IN UNION TRUST

Holders of Union Trust stock were
chary of their offers today and would
not name figures anywhere approx
mailing recent prices, and although buy
ers seemed plentiful and advanced sew
eral points i'm their bid, the only business
done was one small lot OF five shares
which brought l55, a gain OF five points
over the highest Of Friday The news
published yesterday of the increase of
the capital stock, which carries with Il
some rights Of subscription 10 the new
stock, explains the Improvement in
price and the unwinlngness on the part
of holders to sell.
Tile balance OF the trust stocks. with
the exception of Washington Loan and
Trust which sold in small quantities AT
ZIG, were without interest, and I'm this
case It represented a loss Of four points
from previous transactions.
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Greene CopurI continued 10 grow
weaker. selling a. low as Is. while say
eral demonstrations In Mitchell Minina
showed that several thousand shares
would be taken II the price could De-
made satisfactory.
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Steamboats,.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every day IN the year from loot OF 7th
81 for Fort Monroe. Norfolk Newport
- perb powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News Norfolk ana
washington
" Washington. @ so pm Nv. Portsmouth B nm
". Alexandria 90 pm Lv Nerfolk.......6 On
Ar TT Monroe. = 90 am Nv. TT MonEus.T 1Ta
Ar Norfolk. 500 am Ar. Alexandra. s 40 am
Az. Portsmouth 100 am Ar Washington sfa
II Through connection made at Nor
folk with stcs mers Of Old Dominion
Steamship Co. for New York and AEer-
chants and Miners Steamships for Bos-
ton
STFor further Information appiv A.
general ticket Office 705 18th st. Coli
oradO Building telephone Main-2zs0)
or 7th ST wharf telephone Afafn-gTsol
JNO. CALLAHAN
ID Y Pres & Gen MeF
". H. CALLAHAN. Gen. Pass. All.
ss1s-tf
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Found.

FOUND-Lady's gold watch; owner may T-.7--
same By proving property and paying IN
costs Of advertising. Apply at BERRY q
WHITMORE COMPANY'S :. Jewellers. r ana
nth SEN 81
DYEING cleaning, pressing; ladies' and gen
tlemen' garments, moderate price: good Wori.
guaranteed II. c. WILEY, 1T05 Seaton a.
nv. geT7-2t
JUST AS ADVERTISED-sati .print-
ing: Il years experience: /. 900 business cards
81 90. HAYS 90 K st nv. se2T-st
FOUND-That hats renovated equal 10 new;
straw and Panama a speciality, VIENNA
HAT CO, 5o9 18th 81. NY. seq -s0t
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AT WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.'S Aue-
ton Rooms. corner 10th and d SITS nv.
on SATURDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1896, az 10
O'CLOCK, viii be sold all goods stored IN
the names Of C. NJ H1Wles Mrs n. g.
Fowler. PerCllla Ifaker =. Q. Johnson, 9. "
Richardson. I. =. STORAGE GO.
-
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For Exchange.

TO ENCHANGE-5X7 folding camera FOR BIZ
ave Sc se29-3t
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Railroads.
RALIIM0RE AND OHlO &.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave ana C. a.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour OF the Odd Hour
To PHILADEl4PH lA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL, 22O ST. NEW YORK.
- 100 q. m--Diner. Pullman ParloT.
Is 90 a-n,--BuneJ. ParicT. Hr. Train
ssS &c a.m.-Diner and Pullman ParIor Car
= o p.m.-Dlner and Pullman Parior ca
g 90 y. IA Royal Limited" All Pullman
taco D.m.-Coaehes to Philadelphia
q 90 y. m--Diner and Pullman PRrArr
= 90 pm Coaches 10 Philadelphia
ell 80 p.n--sleepers.
s2.5 an. -SleepeTB.
ATLANTIC CITY, .2.57.'7;oo. ss.o7. t1.o7
:-EYERY HOUR on The HOUR"
WEEK DAYS, 4. b TO p N
TO BALTIMORE WITH PULLMAN
SERVICE.
Week DAYS: 1854. 6-O0. $50. 100 T.2o 500
i2.O5 90 900 $50, $50. 4.45. 800. 5.Os 50
500, $40. % S-OJ. 1J.vC. JU.3j. u-sJ. II a
> sundays: 2:s7, ZOO. 40. $50. sOo 1912
IL 90 g. IN. 1.0o, i.lb SEQ. $50. 500. $50 $50
zoo. l0''0. 1855 l II -, II = Fl, ? m
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST 'Il.Oo a. n.
csffScINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOFTS
VILE. 1905 a. M. - -05 p n. 'l2:l5 nIght
PITTSBURG. 'u;0o a. M. $40 ?. M. ~.
N' CLEVELAND. $40 p. m. COLUMBUS.
IS 70 p
WHEELING, 1000 a m. go p. n
WINCHESTER. SIS a. m, i4.O5, f5;O0 o m
A%%4POLIS week days. 500 a. M f2.-
noon; 4.45. 500 p pa. sundays. $50 a m and
~ T'U + Il and ELKToN. sos 2. m. parlor
FREDERICK. fs.a5. ''sI5. 1905. t,i.oo
=. M. - 10. t4.O5. 1850 ?. IA.
HAGERSTOWN. tlo:05 a IN. and 800 a m
BOYD and way points, - 81 s-9.ib m
ssI.l5, too. 80. -. '~l0;i0. iiI:30 pm
GAITHERSBURG and way points fs.7-
ssSI0 s. In.. 1850, 'sla5, fg.m ss.6F
e 80. So 30. '-I.S5. "'I0I5. fIIs30 D. M.
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and nav
2. N.
sDaIIy. Except Sunday. ssSundav oBlv.
Reservation Of Sleeping OF PaTiOr Car
space rates or fare, etc. WIN be ouIckiv sr,r
Hished BY TELEPHONE at ali OF me Foi
lowing Ticket Offices: 1917 = St Telepbone
kain 1881 6l9 Pennsylvania Ave TeIeDhons
Aain 2sz: Station New Jerzey ave and q
ST., Ticket once Teiephors East ss7. u
ANIMATION Bureau; East re myIs-tf
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BANK STATEMENT.

Surplus Of the banks is So $40 81
against $40 015 a year ago. and Sl99I342
two years ago.
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The safest investments

MONEY AT ia AND PER CENT
Promptly loaned on real estate IN the District
81 Columbia LOWEST CORNERSTONE
EEISKELL 8 E1cLEEAN.
100s 81. n. ".
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Auction Sales.
The Greater Washington Auction House

IN VINN tV4 " - ~ 1-II0t III U9N
To whom u may concern. Please take no
tice that on TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2 1905
al 10 A. n viii sell IN front u our
saIegTo0ms CPS Ia. ave- all the goods and
chsttels stored in the name 81 Mrs. G. H.
Murphy for storage due and unpaid BY
order 81 Mr.. II. q. Murphy.
ID. NOTES. Aucti0neeT 6z5 Ia. Ave. ~ W.
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orchard. With the excellent
qua rter Of land he has, it will make
one of the finest farms in the dis
trict where he is soon to live. .g~
W. G. Thorn returned last week
from Rochester Hospital where he
has been the past three weeks
undergoing an operation. Altho
somewhat weak he feels we'll and
hopes soon to be around again.
RI Jones and G.. I. Bullick, OF
Reading, were business callers In
Rushmore Tuesday. - ,'
Milton Ludlow, Of Worthington,
spentNsunday in Rushmore visiting.
Earl Mcbride, Ivan Petit and
ladies from Worthington drove owe,
Sunday afternoon and stopped for Z
short time at the Bedford home.
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Proceedings of the Board Of Coun-'
wy ? ty commissioners
County Auditors Office
Worthington, Mimi,
NV q 9. n. m l0OR

Worthington, Mimi, r S~
W. May 2, 2,p. M 1905 S5.ssi 3e
u The board OF County Commission
ers convened in special session this
date; members present. Swanberg,
.Tiemens, BryanssMcO Oonkey aud Chair.
man Murphy. Minutes OF meeting
March s read and approved. 'S' s"''.@.3s
The following resolution was offered
by Commissioners swanberg and
moved It's adoption, which motion
vas seconded by Commissioners J: L.
cConkey. and being put to vote,
F. Il: Tiemens, J. L: McOonkey, Gus
|Swanberg and o. D. Bryan, commits
sioners voting in favor thereof the
motion was carried and 90? declared
by J. G.. Mu' ply, chairman, then pre-
aiding thereat. "@'"" " ~
WHEREAS, It is necessary, In the
opinion Of the board of county COM
missioners of the county Of Mobiles, in
order to defray the expense to be In.
CURED in locating, constructing and
establishing county ditch MOI In said
County, that the county Of Mobiles, In
the state of Minnesota, should issue
it's bonds in the aggregate amount
of $3.50, and obtain a loan
of that amount thereon; and said
county desires to make an application
to the state Of Minnesota therefore.
NOW THEREFORE,, BE 1T RE-
SOLVED. by the board Of county
commissioners of the county Of'NO.
bles, that the county Of Mobiles hereby
makes application to the state Of
Minnesota for loan Of $500 upon the
bonds of said county: to be used in
defraying the expense to be incurred
in locating, constructing and estab.
fishing county ditch No. in the coun-
ty of Mobiles, and that the bonds Of
said county of Mobiles bearing interest
at the rate Of per centum per annum,
in the sum of $1,000, be, and they each
are, hereby issued and ordered issued,
payable as follows: .%..
One bond for $500 payable July !, 1911
One bond for $500 payable July l. 1912
One bond for $500 payable July !, 1918
One bond for $500 payable July l, 1914
One bond for $500 ayable July /, 1915
One. bond for $4,000 payable July l, 1916
'Chec0untygco Of the
county OF Mobiles being in session duly
assembled. and a quorum being pres
ent. on the second day Of May, 1906,
Commissioner Swanberg offered the
following resolution and moved it's
adoption:~
RESOLVED, that the. county. of
Mobiles hereby makes application to-
the state Of ofsMinnes0tafors loan upon
the bonds Of said county in the aggre.
gate sum OF $950O, issued to defray the
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Round Lake.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Getman spent
Sunday in hardwood visiting Mr..
Getman's brother.
"Paddy" Tripp re turned to
Worthington Monday after few
days visit here.
julius Deukmon Of Lake Park,
Iowa, visited friends here last Sun
day and returned home on the early
morning train Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer of Worth
ingtou, we're in Round Lake on
business Monday.
Frank Scott moved his family
into the old Walker residence Mon
day. They formerly occupied
the rooms back Of MIR. SCOTS
butcher shop. "~
Martha Tready, of Sioux Valley,
visited at the Ed Williamson home
Sunday.
&: Mrs. John Thomson is in Worth
ington on business this week.
We ane very glad to see that Hotel
Maine is working up the reputation
of being good hotel again and also
glad that people are satisfied with
it. We wish it the greatest success.
The oratorical contest at the
school house Friday evening was a
great success. Everybody seemed
very much entertained. Gladys
Tripp won first prize and August
Hegardt second. ..sc4