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The Washington times., 1907-11-07

SOUTHWEST.
v. HUGO ASSEMBLIES. 9TH and B streets
The Washington times., 1907-11-07

GROCERY corner northwest; daily receipts.
$50; rent, so; rooms; price. $1,000; same
owner I'VE years; good reasons for selling.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. Gil +.
nO7-St
The Washington times., 1907-11-07

GEORGETOWN.
= p. WELLER. Pharmacy. S55l NJ It. nv.
The Washington times., 1907-11-07

TWO COAL CARTS FOR sale cheap. $50 sta
ST. Nv. no7-et
The Washington times., 1907-11-07

BROORLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR Il. F. LUERssEN Drug stora.
The Washington times., 1907-11-07

CIGAR and Pool room; 7th 81. NV. long es-
tablished; fine business; rent, $780, owing 70
owner aged and sick. sacFihce. 500. NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS'. GIL 4. MOIST
Arizona republican., 1907-06-13
NEWS OF BUCKEYE.

Buckeye. June l2.-1Special cores pondence of The Republican)-W. A. Evans is hard at work threshing his grain crop While the yield is not as heavy as il might be. yet il is consid- cred good. as it was practically made without irrigating.
 George Day and Henry Hammels are business visitors in Phoenix this week.
 Geo. Brown and wife drove to Phoe- nix yesterday on business of the Buck eve Irrigating Co. MT. Brown is sec retary Of that organization.
 Several of the farmers are busy put ting up their second crop of nay. but more of them are letting the crop make seed. It Is believed that the seed crop is not going to be as heavy as i- was last year owing to the very ccol nights.
 As ball seems to be one of the prin- cipal topics of conversation lately. perhaps 1t would be well to mention the fact that Chas. Brown has a ball team of his own at his home. They arrived last Sunday and are as fine a pair of youngsters as one generally sees. The boy topped the scales at 7h pounds. and the girl at 6l9. The
Arizona republican., 1907-06-13
NEW COPPER PROJECT
 RIO TONTO COPPER co.
Big Ore Body In oicacho District in This County is to be Exploited by Local Men, Backed by Eastern Cap ital.

new mining company was recent
 ]y organized in this city by well known local investors. backed by eastern cap ital. The property. which it is the purpose of this company to develop lies just across the northern line of AIaricopa county. and the successful operation of it means a great deal to the future of the city of Phoenix
 The articles of incorporation were filed on May Is. stating as the name of the organization. ''The Rio Tonto Copper Co" with a capitalization of s2. .500. 900. par value of shares sI0. 97.- GOO shares being placed in the treas ury. The incorporators are Win Wylie, J. c. A. King and James w. Mccormick. Since the filing of the articles of incorporation other local men have become interested, The first annual meeting was held on Mon day in this city and the following named were elected directors: James W. Mccormick. president: James H. Bennett. Dr. Win Wylie. Luther Bird sal of New York City; Ernest E. Ford. J. c. A. King and J. M. Ford. All the Phoenix members of the board of di- rectors are widely known to the pub
Arizona republican., 1907-06-13
aotnIng Succeeos LIks ouc-rs,

He h..s ths confdenns and patronage O. thf leading business msc
 and m ost promiayOs citize=s of Arizona. Tbs
Arizona republican., 1907-06-13

lie several of them having been inti- mately connected with mining opera tions in the territory for many years. James H. Bennett is the engineer for the Pennsylvania and Arizona which property Is located on the same con tact. in the Picacho district. as the property of the Rio Tonto Copper company. about ten miles from Mor- ristown.
 The new company has a total hold ing of fifteen claims, three of which were purchased by MT. Bennett from George Evans and William F. Roberts. to which he added seven more claims located. comprising the ten known as the Iron Mountain group. Five other claims were then located along the contact on which is situated the prop erty of the Pennsylvania and Arizona. These claims lie. about twelve miles from Morristown in the White Picacho district and are near to and easily ac- cesible from the road from Castle Hot Springs to the junction.
 Regarding the quantity and grade of the ore on the property and the great possibilities for an immense mining proposition. in speaking with Mir. Bennett. pr. Ford and Luther Birdsall yesterday it was learned that the claims had been inspected by Joseph J. Shaw. chief engineer for the United Verde al Jerome Ernest F.. Ford and Dr. J. M. Ford all of whom unequivocally declared that it is one of the largest. if not the largest. cop
 
 said that if the United Verde and the Iron mountain group were at the same stage of development and he were of fered the choice of the prospects for a mine he would take the Rio Tonto
Arizona republican., 1907-06-13

Hanford of 9 Broad street who is in terested in investments and securities. and who will act as the fiscal agent for the company. Mir. Hanford is a relative of Mir. Birdsall and an old friend of Dr. Ford He is not mine promoter in the sense that term is generally employed and once told Dr Ford he would never have anything to do with mines unless 1t might be in association with him. and this propO- sition is the one aIHring one that he could no; resist.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-13

mother and children are both doing well.
 The Buckeye Irrigating co. has force of men at work on the canal. giving it it's summer cleaning.
 T. J. Levy. superintendent of the Buckeye Irrigation company. is seri- ously i'll.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-13
TEMPE ExcuRsIoN.-Tl

P. win make round trip rate of a cents to Tempe for all those who de- sire to visit the Normal commence ment exercises Thursday night. The train will leave here at 7:30 D. m. and will return after the exercises are over.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-13
MADE GOOD.

MADE GOOO.-The x. Porter Sad dle & Harness Co. finished it's contract to furnish Grant Brothers a hundred sets of double harness in record break ing time and the caravan moved to Mexico. where the grading outfit is at work
Arizona republican., 1907-06-13
Why not go to Iron Springs for the summer? For room and board apply to E. E. Patton. Iron Springs.

There will be dance at Alhambra Hall. Friday night. June l4th. at AL hambra. Everyone is invited to come out and have q good time.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-21
W, LIE I]1VII1DDa MRJI(
a.'a++HtQaaME g..

There ~ a certain, little boy Fho
will bf, kknoYR, to, fame raAlsWllie
Smith, simply because. his name ,is
neither Willie nors Smith. He has a
friend whomn we will . dcalil Tommy
Jones forlthe same good reason. -
Willie Smith Il Very fond OF going
swim ming, and, Tradition I'd the con
tEaEyI Hs goes WITH Ills mothers per
miaaip Pr, His papa visited the fswim
ming hole" las SUCH places are usual
~ called, when patronized by small
boys. and certified that there was mo
danger, u 30 Willie isl allowed to- GO
Whenever he pieases. But one day not
,NeEX iohg ago, he dsveIoped,a bad cold
as the result Of the BATH al .n,;1 :,
,,ifVath what did you dry yourself
when you, came out of the, waterS'
asked mamma, who vaguely. remem.
bered that she d4d not remember ihat.
ing seen her small son take q itowel
With him when he went on the swim
ming expedition, .., ,,u,,, ~,
mol used Hy shirt .lhei ,efptayaed,
And mamma realized that her young
hepafA caught his cold BY, wearinf
the,a wet shirt the remainder Of the
day, So she tolA him never, never tn
do 1t again. Ytridi adj ravo mon
daThe next title ne went swimming
!, tSna NAB ma;htma I hS4stfsa that DO tOver VA,
proHgft nome, adj ,aaei ard maya ad
tsc'Willie, she said. severely ~ told
ypM never to go without towel How
did you get .dgied?H m.hi',f ,an
,ldtOh! 4 used Tommy Jones Shirt
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-21
BIDS FOR ERE(IING. A SCHOOL,
HOUSE AT KIMBERLY.

:. Trustees of the Kimberly school
district will receive sealed bids for
erecting a schoolhouse at Kimberly,
Sey : Building 2Ox32 feet, by II
feet high to caves, balloon tight.
Hip roof storm vestibule, addition
6X11 feet 6. inch. Lumber. furnished.
r.. Plans and specifications can be
seen only at Office of Giroux Consol-
dated Mines Co., Kimberly. No bids
received after p NJ, Saturday,
September 2S, 1907, when bids will
be. opened. 7'! 90" -.
;" Trustees reserve the right to re-
lject any or all bids. ''-4
1000 ,, al ~ 49, 80
y ~ ,f,t,a, aa, OGH0II VI INC &c 90
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-21
Lemon Cream Pie.

N For Pne large pie. beat the yeiks> u
Two eggs until lightsQueezejVce and
crate ind of oneIaFge lemonS add
this I'd yolks. Take two cups sugar,
mix fifth two tablespoonful corn
starch add THIS to y01Ks and lemon
and heat to a cream. Add two CUPS
boiling y Wst eSs sioRdyssan first, then
stir. Boil for five minutes, stirring
constantly, so as not to stick or burn
% sssss e sad p GOVERN 1rnNatq
Take whites of TIE TIVE eggs, beat "a
.ss .3iSkaf'ssrllf Ill., aat1t1 B sis
stftt kMHhlad lfrAl / blhihl laaer,
then fancy designs. Brown for a mo-
ment in hot oven.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-21
Notice of Redemption OF White Pine
'iH"e County Per Cent Bonds! 7ar'

IN pursuance of an act of the legis-
lature of the eSthte of Nevada ap-
proved Marion. sra, 1885, Seaied pro
posals will now be received by me at
my officeai in Ely for the redemption
of White Pine County 6 per cent
bonds. ~ There are now over 81, 600
In the redemption fund.- nof aHIodpi.
ei Bids to be opened by me at my Of
fee In q Elyat 1ao'clock p. M, on
Monday October fth, 1907. 500 nj
had oyeI Ia beaJ. nF. MILES, ani'
! County Treasurer Of White Pine
County; Nevada!w aao.i adf inam
"a Ely, Nevada, September Il g. 967.l
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-21
Notice 0f Redemption OF White Pin,
81 70 =, +" Z. County Scrip. ~

Treasurer's once, Ely. White Pine
'|acounty, Nevada, September 18th,
Notice is hereby given that there
are now over five hundred ($500)
dollars in the redemption fund of
White Pine County, and that sealed
proposals, ditecteH tb|me, Will be re-
ceived for the surrender of county
warrants on the general fund of said
county untilathe next regular meet
ing of the Board of County Commits
sionerS!.s h'""fGt II u 1o isi4t
'o' Bids to be opened by me at my
Office in Bly,''at 4 O'Clock p. M ON
Monday, ethe 18th day nNOfa October,
1907. wal t nGnnpi j! r. MILES, 80
hi|ns oed& he1cadCounty Treasurer.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-21
intFAM ttMraeTha5nt a3A:

The Wall street copper trust is
pictufea'as s'pBrtle' gefftietM &ftn'
silk hat jS.n silt"stereAed teA the
top of his bald crankRmband with the
old Davenport leer upon his face. In
his HANDS he o hDlds aa fiar ina plFaSeard
bearing the legend, niGDpper stocks
are g9thK 'tbEAs, ~ Ye e, fe, ,fearlieing
the sptpu,i, 1.-The price nflcopper
stocks - g8i4g dtjwSt,. Down p}pWN;,
"NowSiaYiAdro6n,selh thai cNppes>
stock rhypsfp me 81, 81 tiiEt ' iPi'
quires truqulantlY rof the fsmalA spec
ulatop. ahdof$ e. badly ift ,gg,pf "a,
that his IAnees IaEe, a uakingonndehis
teeth are ehHafterirg. Of h '%9, 80 :, no.
Yes SirKl the small speoulator
cries in his fright as hes"rdaeh i toy
ard his inside pocket forthe stooksl
The@@PiytRre St6 9yy. IS a"gq seed one e.
showing that the present depression
is merely ahotRe4 fepetitj6n' Of the,
.''sa'i lGI AT al aId6!tbYf 81
old Wall streeta game, Of GNroins Hhe
securities mat are as, good AS Govern,
ment bonds1 doWn"to such a figure
that INVESTORS become frightened and
unloads after which, the' priceis again
made to soar Upward, and the public,
believing that 1.-THE advance will new
err ceasa" bnys'B Back: h'""3 1t, at, 9l" .''..'
Then comes ii aanot hernd squeeze
the small@5 investor paying yps margin,
every ltimeieaThe big lmanipnlators
are never hurt ~ shch depression1ss.
The longeI, they hold dtne mark ct
down, 'tlhi,e'hHfg4ef viii be "A, repouhd
and the greatarG wall he Itheiri profit
at the next sIIggmPf and d shefssseFdiiihlg re-
BOUNDED ni@ geG' i"di miela ghi Ia
JohAS on st0fy is we'll IS toidHiH ni Il
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-21
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

n'seaied proposals win be received
by the american Trading Co., Ely
until September 81, 1907, for exca
waiting d. cellar 45x20x7 feet, under
their store OH Aultman stree. 80
"a THE right is reserved to reject any
or all, bids. -" - -.
,'v"' AMERICAN TRADING CO.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-21
IN s ,.s" thu, 'a' ,n 's AZ !9l Ahs s {!
R9EiMx3F mntal

strength, ana tney probably expect
to win because of those qualities. La
Toilette f'wrscbhsit Is ffehtioYed' as
their probab4e leah didate'fori'bres
dent. We did not know that he is a
vegetarian but he really shows some
of the .1 mors prominent. 81, ssympt9qps Of
vegetarianifan.sd The neryoMsi iritalIi4
lily and | aYk q &, tpah CHARITY n
ne sometimes, mandfestsa are 1entireay
pardona lb1lfaiia sa e. mani AM who ,a X
supportIa streRaous, existenae oa fod-
der fit sat r., Rio
danger. h0weyera that The will accept
a nomlIn ag oHb,the@@ tex,
ct or than any uonrin es, Of that,party
will get enough votes "a be worth
counting in the Alaetisn.sstsrns. Eth
fFla-ILC -Zl.iAII OF
The epppAr market is ,qnquestipn-
ably In "a very" unsatisfactofy' coffdf3
ton. Nhe}iesf a fs condition Isl DIE die
to the manipulation of SPECTATORS In
metal IF Sf'S ',t16'efes las been been
an overptoductioni rs sidcerain. Dol
nestle consumers l4s umrasr are onlyo in n the
market for what theyrequire for I'm
mediate Use AID no oa ape a cares To- go
into the openh market and buy large
quantitiss ''6rdsts froaa' Europe rqs .h h;pa
also fallen off -avily for the past
two months aBRd sKeryflhiAg dsf ems 10
be working to force copper adb*n. 4
Robinson dStTiat II Rat,atfeat4ea2 as
it woudi he were we, producing ,large !
quantities@ s, FAX II
copper mine ownership this wdistfictI
can do'Iist5 Cd ahead Ind aeve1obi
'inii Ia many
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-21
On Their .tYlddlna ITrin.

: W"Oh, EdgaY'if now there shdu1d sud.
denly be'a'coflyaoh;a how delightful It
S S bs t s All thug tqsethsEd after
e pause IT is afEps thatlyoarq lite is
Insured, Is 1t not?"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-21
snihAvE TO HAVE MERCURY /"
''ii adj ri a ri Ii2.h uniiimGti al
H. auasss.mAlssfa.h 4asir'.'.' ssss, from
il ysa Iherlpometers- 4,1n


The thermometer registered 81, and
their red, wet brows, ie'1> 5" ~ 800
7 "Phew, fts moi, -" said the visitor.
"'.Bnt why have, You got your thermom.
/ eter hq1 n ifncased n, heavy iron wire?"
i,@"Beeaqse,@, replied, 1.-THE host, 1T is.
! G,htemalaa1 thermometer In Qua
tenlala they are all ihcasedi in wire
like that.R, snisY einaai snli III sniI
'"Bpt ,whye''sm sit'nitsih -" dn'h
- ~ prevent THE, natives ron eat.
ing tfe mercury" aaatsa" ',a.2' has ~
s@rhY Pr! eSi2 nj grisBa1pni saihod a.
's'!1tl Is fact. In Guatemala the in,
tense heat causes the natires to suffer
dfeadf,Illy "frem torpid ii~eri' They
know, that mercury Is a'lfver SPECIFIC,
but they have no money to buy II, So,
they steal It! F9t 'theiE heaitb's sake
= they steal It, ppor. sick creatures. out
of eterse5 On any dark. hot
night III. You hide near, an unprotected
thermometer youb.wiil see a enative;
weak and thinj' steal up to the instru!
mmtehtI lnHes gr0Ans and presses his.
hand to his aching liver, then,, With a
qlick look round, he breaks the glass,
and fyiallows the bali Of mercury in
oneo hoAthfplY .vad y.dl atl ta,ta
inGThf listener Bmiled.i 4seya hiia stn-
Il suppose thatg .4GuatemalaS he
lf4A lis the only place in the world
k0Hf r. Thermometers are iOoked on ais
an article of food" MO- '''''
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-21
FFFI y
iNEWtPAIHEY.a
".a ossaino ali ~
s9aau Ia !ssh i6ala 6 f.o1 hin
new olitiCai pa rtty .iWith head


A newnpoliticai pa r.ty iwith head
quarter" n 'sc(''AiftAggq has tisen dscqSSfi
cred. Itis the Vegetarian parity, and
its watShht&sora1I i To- ail9$$4 M" ,, meat
eater toI.holdi responsible tofficei ait
seems from n tbes, literature, .lYYlhhii which
reachessns that menuwho eat meat
are qd4tEYfsaSaaesaa s'assgsss Bi'f and
that il, theawohld were ito cnanse its
meat eating Habits 'ciflimnes. G aaa war
would disappear. arhe tlion'ahd the'
lamb wia'!aslfltlS T. s&i ard
the lamb would moi 'lenger be oins
side ofthsss Fl ran qt"ht ppssaacT1I
able vsgetnrians expectto conquer
their Aggressive meat-1eadinHgy e enc Hes
N ie of
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-21
NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARI
AZ, OF EQUALIZATION. 'l''' 5'

!. Notice is hereby given that the as.
s,ssment roll OF White Pine county
Nevada, is now in my possession, and
at the Court House TO equalize as
sessmehts on this, Monday, Septem.
Der, 16th,,a 1907: and from day to day
thereafter until equalization is com.
pleted.'' ~ ~ '''' ''s'' ~ q"
'F"% 7"''.f' anod J. F. MILES, as'
~ ''' - County Clerk
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-21

> The telegraphers' IBtrihe is ,still on
and ~. both % i, sidsg J a4s eIllSimiAs that yiai7
Tory imiN sat on .stheir perch lin the
end INT is always tAss"%ssa z :" wien
stfike Occurs .iwany part iofthe ltoun-
,trS, both Sizes express themselves
"ag perfectly satisfied with the situl
atiop@ .6,s1Tf /, itqttth% that neither
side is 'satisfied'', at, any stage of
.i4Ht III ra,iv bua t..tsuGti adI Ia
the game, -, :, ,ninn AIT ahs
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-21
:T75HE9c5.[TH1T M

Il: 6 Oil, E 4
county Jail up and until 9 a. M,
Sept. 23rd, 1907. Those parties who
have submitted plans may submit
new plans Tor remodel their original
plans up to- the above: mentioned
|4k4a. 1noii adi SO 4i',I et4ta-ta aHooi
IiOthe Board reserves the right to
reject any or all plans. peiH'1'' al"
(SealJ IA ""i. ! j. F. MILES, belt
9-23 1915 h"aa9iWta ~'.H Clerk. +
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-21

paeI pIiefpoihlif. Morgan thinks that. all
Shout a y forget business and take Ia
conn 1etse ffeesst On tie ,sabbath..'". This
goes of course,, exeept'a to interest
t % -, n sjsssacbr;t;as4 a'i'"mm"1 = -
seafr HI, SSSfI eiaatm ngtaIol adi
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-21

,a'0f the thousands of men who half
"a cen tpkgy r. ,aFipsyeaa TIE plains in
Search of geld! only 80 remain, ac-
asia a1ad h4hboi ~
cording TO, a report resolved, at the
seteh nth annual meeting of'the West.
ern Association $50 # Iaaet California pfio-
neers 5. held nm Chicago last Saturday.
Only III, Il we're
pres nt.:im osiet"i "saleva ahr u"
.t'6r 49, .,,,,i,ttro ,sy,h,t .fitY haft /
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-21
nportation of Chinese coolies in
to titepfTAnsaahl Mased III thetiasf
election:4fS. FIJI CbsohieleciHr rff

INV ~.ffT.rfry-~Tf ffU
San Francisco's new Chief of Po-
lice is likely to give her police force
the biggest shaking shaking. up 1t has has ever
n6flitnIIi 10 .ntin stt2a.ti IS
had. All dsfr the, SchEmNittz regime it
was organized To- promote graft and
HAbeaf3y |Bat Chief Bigg'sSaiFshH. fdE d. his
best toi put IT. ion a very diffewntnba-
sis. When honest, faithful men like
'siggyl are in demand for responsible
positions, in ths. CITY Government, The
redemption. of"San Francisco sseems
near Al HAND Res. ;. . m ne ''9 All.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-21

Every county in the western part
lq1 the state shows largely increased
NIX rolls. Humboldt and Elko in
Ihk4ntral Nayada alsn on 10y that dis
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-21
STATE NOTES

The safe of the Hub gambling
house in Reno refuses to give up the
$4,000 it contains. Something went
wrong wiSDehe tikA loakIdMuTq
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-08-16

Aeollan harp and nils the sable
void with strange notes of song
that die away in richest cadences
of sound and wordless song. Its
melody is mellow to the tender
light and witchery of the silvered
moonbeams. 1t comes on the
wings of beauty from cloudless
chimes and starry skies, and fills
the soul with the ecstacy of
supreme delight.
might, sable goddess, from her ebon throne,
In rayless majesty, now stretched forth.
Her leaden sceptre DER slumbering world.n
Out from the depths of the
dense wild-woods, where clam
bering vines embrace the sturdy
forms of the forest monarchs,
whose outstretched arms are
clothed in emerald, amid whose
clustering sheen droops the gray
and pendant moss, painting inter-
mingled colors on their lofty
branches, comes the call of the
white-eyed owl to his mate, in
mournful cadences, "Too-whit,
too-hoo, too-who-o-ool" The rain
frog answers with shrill voice,
from an adjacent stagnant pool
of water, while the bull-frog
from the brake of some cypress
swamp or lagoon, sends forth
his sonorous croak to add his
bass to the voices of the night.
The Watchdog joins in the chorus
as he bays at the moon or warns
some struggling marauder of his
watchful presence.
Strange and wierd symphonies
of sound that breathe through
the blackness and laden all the
air with the fullness of inter-
miagled cadences!
But through its shades fall the
revivifying freshness of the dew
that fashions the diamonds of the
morn, the silent tears from the
eyelids of nature. 1t paints ro-
seate hues on the rich and per-
fume-laden petals of opening
blossoms and sparkles like jewels
on the blades of grass. and the
foliage of shrub and tree. Snow
had Aurora displayed her mantle
over the blushing skies, and dark
night withdrawn her sable veil"
The sunbeams drink the diamond
drops of the glittering moisture
and exhale its refreshing baptism.
After all, these wonders and
changes of nature are but potent
lessons to mankind.
Like the dew Of the mountain,
Like the foam Of the river,
Like the bubble on the fountain
Thou art gene and forever"
'srhe rose is fairest when tits budding new,
And hope is brightest when il dawns from
fears.
The rose is sweetest washed with morning dew
And love is lovliest when embalm'd in tears
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-08-16
Ordinance No. 70.
Amending and readopting section
2 of Ordinance No. 76, ap-

Amending and readopting section
2 of Ordinance No. 76, APP
proved July Is, 1907.
Section l. Be it ordained by
the Mayor and Board of Alder
men of the Town of Winfield in
regular session convened, That
Section 2 of Ordinance No. 76,
approved July 18th, 1907, be
amended and readopted so as to
read as follows: That the curb
ing and sidewalks shall be con-
structed of concrete. The con-
crete to be made of six parts of
clean gravel, broken stone or
hard brick bats, three parts of
coarse sharp sand and one part
of the best quality of Portland
cement thoroughly mixed dry and
after being wet to proper con-
sistency with water. No sand
shall be used which has over so
per cent of grains finer than will
pass q 80 mesh sieve. Provided
that hard brick may be used
in curling when laid in cement.
The curling to be built after the
passage of this ordinance shall be
of uniform thickness of about
eight inches. All material before
it Is used must be approved by
tine Street Commissioner.
Tie curling shall be laid exact
" to line and grade and shall be
about eight inches wide and must
be made to conform to the ground
and must be at least eight inches
in the ground when sidewalk
made of concrete shall be sur
faced with not less than Il of an
inch of mortar to be made of one
and one half parts of coarse,
sharp sand, 80 per cent of which
shall be retained in /. a sieve 80
mesh to the lineal inch, and one
part of Portland cement and
shall be fioated down to a smooth
surface and blocked off in
squares about four feet square.
All work must be done with the
approval of the street commits
sioner.
Section 2. Be it further or
dained, etc., That this ordinance
take effect from and after its
adoption, aud all ordinances, or
parts Of ordinances, in conflict
herewith be and the same is
hereby repealed.
Approved August Z, 1907.
@. NJ. BEvILL,
VIII A. SxD0NGs Mayor.
Clerk.