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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-02
NEWS OF CRY AND
COUNTY, CONDENSED


/ Ladleg calling cafas IN Issess ssyle.
San office
Attorney ~ i. Baker hrs gone n
IaspeF apd other points 90 profess
oional business
Chss n Dell has returned from
Hayue, where he has been looking ef-
ter his extensive farming interests.
3. D Stanford. special agent Of the
United States land Office has returned
from ~ osaeial visit TO points 10 Wet
Florids:
Attorney v. ". Hampton left yes-
ieFday for Inverness. where he will be
engaged IN professional business for
the nsxt few days.
" n. Wilson has returned from
Lake Weir. where he has been looking
after his interests. Mr. Wilson owns
a handsome grove there, and has been
personally supervising les IfnRation By
means Of hauling water from the lake.
IN this work he employed four dOnbIe-
teams.
Fsank jenkins, formerly OF this
city but now Of White Springs, where
be Is employed BY the r. J. 4 B. r.
Camp Company. Lumber manufactur.
era, hiss recovered from a spell Of illness
which confined him az the Odd Fellows,
sanitarium for several days. He en-
poets 20 return 70 White Syringe 10
short time.
Mrs. Dellgo and charming grand
daughter. Miss Alma Harper, from
Virginia, are recent arrivals Il, this
city, being pleasantly domiclled at the
Magnolia. This is their lirat visit to
Florida and they are 50 favorabIy i'm
pressed that thegmay decide TO pro-
long their stay for sometime. Il toll
be hoped that We may have the pleas.
are Of their society in Gainesvills for
The larger portion Of their Welt while
10 this State
Marshal Piakoson, whoa has been
making a Wholesale raid on COWS
recently, had occasion to dispose n
Two animals Saturday IN order 20 pay
HE cost OF expense bill. The officer
lid not state the price received but It
safe thar the cost was snfiicient TO
Jay the expense large number OF
lows have been arrested" within The
ias' few days for losHnR on the
tFeets, but with these two exceptions :
II we're redeemed by their owners.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-02
An INTERESTING ORDER.
RuIlsgs Of Poslofiics Department Re.
gardlng Mailing Of Post Cards

Rulings Of PoslofIics Department Re.
gardlng Mailing Of Post Cards.
The Postofice Department Of the
unlted States Government has recent.
" made . ruling regarding the mail
ing Of souvenir poet cards. which will
prove Of interest TO readers Of The Sun,
IS it will enliRhsen them as 70 the
quality and style Of card which they
will be permitted 80 mail at the one.
cent rate
This order comes 20 Postmaster L.
g. Lynch as Order No. os. and says.
Post cards oEnamented with glass,
mica o. other slmilar substances h.
able 20 iniure the persons OF those
handling the mails. are heseby ex.
cludea from she mails, sxoept when
eaclcsss snsuitsh!s envelopes. .
AZ viii be noted from this order,
poesal cards with the above decosa.
tlons must be enclosed "a "A envelope
before they WILDE admissible 10 the
mails, The glass aud mica deco
Faiions have been quite a FAD within
the psst few months. bat thls order
will pal stop 20 their bsiug mailed
NJ the one-cent rate.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-02

Year cough l. only 10 The throst aud
does noi troobls you nav. dsna think
tha, !, needs 20 attention. When Is
has nos had mech Of . start 4 enc sine
60 cheek Is The slightest cough easlir
ieede % ppeumoaia. bronchitis and
consumption A 6otsle az Ballads
tlorehoand syFop Win euFe shst
cough. The prizes pats IL ui,hln reach
q en-. Sod bY W a. Johasan.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-02
twentieth ceniury Club.

The ladies Of the Twentieth Century
Clob will entertaiu their husband aud
friends a. the residence Of Mrs. @. A.
Oclcloaeh Tneaday evening, April 3,
beginning az eight o'clock iitetAFy
and musical program has been pre-.
pared.
hrs. l. @. LYScH, President.
CLARA PouED, Corresponding Score.
taFy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-02

Gcngresaman frank Clark viii Enter
taIn haafas n 81. Augustine.

~ f'FNfH"I " % Nuku9lIuos
Hou Flank Clark. Congressnisn
from The second District. leit Monday
for 81. Augustine, where he has aceopt-
ed an Invitation 60 deliver hiatorl.
cal aodrese a. she Ponce dc Leon cele.
btaslon.
ConeTessman CLARK enjoys che rep
ntaticn Of being not only one OF che
ofainiest men ia Floslds. bus also one
81 the besr posted aud most eloquent.
70 goes without saying that bis address
wiil te full OF interesting historical in
formation, and wall be thoroughly en-
ioyed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-02

Notice r. hereby eiveu that Mrs At@,ia
tcr ..lt, purchases % Tax ccrtldcRte 81
~ ste We e.h 1eS ~ Apfl, A "a f'o2
Ncl .ai4 ceftiacal1 la mr oNra ara
- Neet apnlc 4llun Tor saH deed a. tssne IL
A1cqiaanre Wan laW. sad certlf.>sfr -
tletes tte tnioNinE described rr0neftT eit.,-
800 "a atlot oisonts. tt1rlta. town.
Svk q SEX SEE q ~ y is-ss
arfca
TIE ssd ians being arseased "a 10 t.se a,
~ =. p. eslce % sath certificate ~ tha nann
te'e1 E1ld ceFtho4te 1han b refrrmes -.
eqtt % ~ tax atnf IS istae rhereo1 -
tte 20 cav ~ Nav. a ~ stE
.tHtes 80 tHt 81 r1 l1rF %. ntal skla
tAe 'Et aeI o. apf1, a. n fl
~ WfENGFs
80 c,1Na circuit C1aIf Aaesss g. ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-02

TIVE siros--so cents ana area
J. ;, Boaiio'd 4 Co. Special srenis.
La Junta tribune., 1907-11-02
rnr.. High GRAD. ss..,.,.

Mr.. Sousa is peculiarly fortunate
this season in his soloists, of whom
there are three. The soprano is
Miss Lucy Anne Allen. of Boston,
and of brilliant European training.
Criticism on her performances have
been as lavish as could be wished.
The violinist Of the combination is
Miss Jennette Powers. a native of
Decatur. Illinois, who has spent sew
eral years in Europe under the in
struction of the master Joachim. and
has acquired an ability ofexecuticn
that gives her fine rank among all
women violinists now having vogue.
The cornetist is Mr.. Herbert l..
Clarke. fatteringly known in all
parts of America and Europe. He
is playing this season brilliantly up
on a cornet made especially after his
own design.
John Philip Sousa and his famous
band will be the attraction a, the
La Junta Theater. "Wednesday.
November 9Th.
La Junta tribune., 1907-11-02
In Memo osiSm.

Joseph Raymond Mcdaniel was
born July l. 1890. near Pomeroy.
Meigs county. Ohio. and died Octo-
Der IS. 1907. aged II years. 3
months. II days.
He moved with his parents at the
age of fourteen to Castle Rock.
Colo. and from thence to La Junta
He was one of family of seven
children. four of whom preceded
him to the grave. His father.
mother and two brothers survive
him.
From early childhood his health
was delicate, yet, in spite of this.
he was manly boy, popular among
his mates. to whom he was always
kind and considerate-never rough
nor a bully. We believe that his
influence was uniformly good among
them. and that his little world is
better because he lived in it.
1t is among his own people. how
ever, where he is best known. that
the sterling qualities of his lovable
character have been most appreciat-
ed. There his life and qualities will
be remembered with pride and
satisfaction. There the sharp sorrow
of the loss will be taken away by the
remembrances of the worthy things
of his short life.
La Junta tribune., 1907-11-02
w,,..... c,.s.

The La Junta Woman's Club met
Friday afternoon. October 9Sth, at
the home Of Mrs. Janeyson. The
president was in the chair and busi-
ness and current events were DIS
cussed.
Mrs. William Lewis was elected to
membership in the club.
Mrs. Hart read q paper, on What
We Know About Mars
Mrs. Gilbert read an article on
Wireless Te!egraphy."
Sixteen members responded to
roll call.
The club adjourned to meet
November lst with Mrs. +. T. Lewis.
La Junta tribune., 1907-11-02
The Delta Aiphss.

Will give their annual programme
to the public at Woodman Hall Sat
urday. November 10Th. ''lhe
Autumn Festival" will appear twice
on that day. at p. m. and at 8 p.
IN. The Gypsy Chorus will assist.
Admission only ten cents. Besides
the entertainment q home cooking
lunch will be served from 5 to 8 p.
m. To tease the tongue the menu
will include baked beans, cold ham.
salad. brown bread. beef loaf. hot
rolls, pumpkin pie. coffee. Extras:
Ice cream. assorted cake and sweet
meats. These queenly hostesses
will charge but 25 cents per candi-
date. As usual everybody is invited
to share leading event of the
season.
La Junta tribune., 1907-11-02
George Ase's "couosy cn.,,m.n.'

George Ade. who has contributed
many dramatic offerings Of late, has
injected less of satire into The
County Chairman" than some Of the
others. and yet it is at times wonder
fully plain and apparent. This play
contains all the characters which
this author loves to draw. and which.
it might be remarked. he draws so
we'll. The basis of scene and action
is laid in the little hamlet tmythicaD
Of Antioch. IN the Middle West. and
the events depicted take place dur
ing election time, the chief interest
La Junta tribune., 1907-11-02
Death Of jane. 8. meoen.,s.

James B. Mcdonald, who has been
a resident of La Junta for several
years and of the county of Otero for
many years, died at the home of his
son. four miles south of Rocky Ford.
on the 18th instant. and was buried
in the Rocky Ford cemetery the fol-
lowing day.
Mr.. Mcdonald opened the first
employment agency in La Junta,
ran it for year. then sustained a
general breakdown and was confin-
ed to his room and led for over a
year.
Mr.. Mcdonald was an ex-soldier
of the civil war with a record of
which any man might justly feel
proud. He was an active participant
in several of the hardest fought bat
ties of the war. among them being
Chicamauga. A few years ago the
writer met McDonaid's captain in
Pueblo. who said: ''The last time
saw Mac before today was thirty
eight years ago in the midst of the
fight at Chicamauga. He was in the
front ranks and l noticed that his
hands. face and gun were covered
with blood. l pointed my sword at
him and said, Go back to the hos
pital and have your wounds dress
ed.' He had one finger shot of but
was otherwise uninjured. He was
. most useful boy in our regiment.
and always took . great deal Of IN
terest in the sick and wounded boys
IN the hospital. He would forage for
them and it was no uncommon
sight to see him coming in through
the lines after . days Forging tour
IN the enemy's country. Ill alone.
with his mule loaded down with
chickens. ducks. butter. egHs, honey
and other delicacies for the siek
boys. On these trips he took DE-
psfate chances and had many mar
row escapes"
The funeral took plnce in Rocky
Foed last Wednesday and largs
tmnbef of ex-ouodioes frum Il
Junen ~ Rocky Foed attended.
La Junta tribune., 1907-11-02

of the story centering on the out
come between two local candidates.
one youth and the other a hard
hearted and scheming lawyer, the
affairs of the boys campaign con-
ductor and the boys own love story.
The drama is easily one of sentiment
and pathos, for much of the pathetic
has taken place in the life of Jim
Huckler, the young candidates
guiding star. In the mouth of this
old politician. Mr.. AIDE places many
words of wisdom. but not all Of the
wise sayings and keen bits of satire
fall from his lips; Mr.. Ade distribute
ed his bright shafts equally. The
action is sufficiently brisk to produce
a pleasing sense of animation and
the drama, thanks to the excellence
Of the Characterization. holds ones
constant attention throughout.
The play affords many golden op-
portunities for some excellent chas-
acter acting and by this is meant
character acting Of the finest sense
Of the phrase it is often abused.
The County Chairman" will be
the attraction At the La Junta Thea
ter. Wednesday. November eth.
Prices 50. 75. 81. 90 and $l.5O.
La Junta tribune., 1907-11-02
Side Ter lvmse, s.s s.,eh.

Bids for the purchase Of the ma
terial now in use At the dipping
plant at the stock yards will be re.
ceived until December lst. II con.
sists Of 25,O0O feet Of lumber. 10t
eight foot cedar posts. 400 pounds
Of galvanized wire. No. 8 gauge. &c
tachets. 1900 brick. We reserve
the right to reject all bids. Address
all bids to A. ID. Best or c. r. Green.
lee, La Junta. Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1907-11-02
~. asss.. e.......e. s..s.

Ny eantaloupes took first prize At
the Rocky Ford fair. Ihave \ few
carefully selected seed which l will
sell at $3 per pound. For further
information address
L. D. KENNIsoN.
Fowler, Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1907-11-02
asesss nssrs.ss licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued from
the county clerks Office the last tyvo
days Of October - follows: 1. m.
Dewease, Of Rocky Ford, and Nney
DWyer. of LIZ Animas: Cyde IS
Jsanes and Class Kelly, both Of O.
w. -
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-06-13
POWELL FORD

Several from this vicinity attend.
ed children's day exercises at Trim
ity church last Sunday and enjoy.
ed the exercises very much, especial.
ly the songs by the male quartette.
VIM. Mason and Earl Carter de.
llvered nice lot Of fat hogs the
first of this week.
Miss Ethel Dunlap of l. T. was
suddenly called home on account
of her mother taking suddenly
i'll.
The strawberry crop in this vi.
cinity is better than was expected
@. p. Arnold purchased 10 nice
hogs of James Powell last Monday.
A number from Mexico and a
few from this locality took their
suppers and fishing lines down to
old Salt River Thursday afternoon
and spent few pleasant hours
there.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-06-13
tanning preached

Rev. Lanniue preached here
Sunday. =
Miss Hazel Friedman visited 10
the country Sunday.
Miss Ethel stephens visited rel.
atives north IT town Sunday.
I"hn Lansin0 and family visited
Ia Callnwa. Go Saturday aud
Sunday.
We arr glad ~ learn that q
substantial company from Hunts.
vile has bought the Kfeiger coal
mine and will begin operations at
once. All wish them success.
Mr.. Magisen aud Miss McGrew
attended Sunday school at the Ed
wards school house Sunday after.
noon. q.
Miss Anna Pritchett and Ethel
Walker drove TO Benton City, call
ing on friends Sunday afternoon
Mrs. VIM! Pike returned from a
visit to Colorado first of the week
Miss Maggie Mahoney attended
the supper Saturday and visited
friends in town Sunday.
Theron Smith returned last
week with his bride. ALI extend
congratulations. They were sere-
naded by the baud.
Mr.. Holderman has moved into
his new dwelling 10 the east part
Of town. "'
Ben Holderman, the hardware
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-06-13
NORTH LIBERTY.

A tine rain Sunday night. Much
appreciated by our farmers.
Mrs Jesse Worsham and little
SOD, Wesley, Of Mexico returned
hone Monday after pleasant
weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs.
q. e. Younger.
Miss Nellie johnson has been
employed to teach the Stauffer
school, south Of Benton City the
coming term. beginning Sept. lst.
Mrs. Fannie A. Roberts of near
Mexico returned home Sunday
after a pleI SAINT visit with her
daughter. Mrs. w. s.. Edwards.
Mr.. John Everts entertained
Mr.. Devoll aud family at Sunday
dinner.
VIM. Piper and family Of Mex.
leo were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. g. e. Younger Sunday.
Mr.. Devoll lost a fine brood
mare last week.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-06-13
HIGH HILL DISTRICT.

The good rains are greatly appre.
ciated, just what the crops needed.
S.A. Pulls, deputy assessor of
Audrain county. began work again
last Monday.
The number, 6 mutual telephone
line, has organized by electing GAR
Wright president. Chas. Sellers
vice president, Oliver Sims score.
rotary aud Frank Roberts treas.
urer.
There Is a move on foot to con.
solidate the mutual telephone sys.
tenn and the company lines operat.
ed by Mr.. Chance. This IL realiz.
ed will be a great thing, as it in.
sures q fine service. 3.
Mrs. Oliver Sims has been quite
sick the past few days. 3.
Aunt Susan Parks entertained
her sister, Mrs. Davis. aud Mr..
aud Mrs. Ed Harvey of near
Thompson.
Chas. Sellers sold a good horse
to Centralia parties for $3.50.
The many friends Of j. T. Scott
were shocked to hear of his sudden
death, aud we all extend sympathy
to the bereaved family.
Children's day exercises and the
basket dinner at Salt River church
last Sunday was a success. A
large congregation was in attend.
ance and spent a pleasant day to.
gether.
Miss Florence Mckenzie OF Ark
is here visiting her'aunt, Mrs. Jim
Smith.
Our hearts were made sad when
we heard of the death OF uncle
William Byrns. He was a noble
man. Sympathy is extended TO
the sorrowing friends.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-06-13

Samuel Moomaw's and Sir. and
Mrs. Roy Elan and daughter,
Dulcye, attended church services
and the basket dinner at Lick
Greek church, near Perry. Sunday
Francis league sold a fine bay
mare to g. w. Hull Of near Perry
for $3.50.
Tom Cook delivered WOOL last
week to Barnes and Sherer of
Worcester at 26c per ID.
WILDER Shoop bought what is
known as the Dickey farm 10 this
neighborhood, 200 acres, at $40 per
acre. 90
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-06-13
WEST LICK.

E. o. Snedeker aud wife enter.
tanned Jas. Ware and wife of near
Worcester Sunday.
j. s. Dalton sold stack of bay
to 8. p. Dubray.
Miss Mollie Brown and little
niece, Minnie May, returned to
their home in East st. Louis after
an extended visit with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed FRAZIER were
the guests Of w. p. Flynn's of
Cuivre last Sunday.
g. A. Brown Of Montgomery
county spent Sunday with his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Brown.
Misses Maggie and Mabel Web.
Der returned home from Monroe
Co. Monday where they visited
their sister, Mrs. Fry.
D. NJ. Price sold 90 head lambs
to JAS. Ware at 6 cts, to be de.
IINereu nrst or July.
Mrs. James Smith of Monroe
county visited her sister, last
Tuesday. Mrs. G. Il. Dubray.
Mrs. Gene Moomaw and Mrs.
Lottie Utterback of near Vaudalia
were guests of Samuel Moomaw's
and Mrs. r. p. Brown and mother
last week.
s. P. Jacobs, Mr.. Biggs and
Arthur Lake were in this neigh.
borhood last week on business.
Rev. Reavis of Santa Fe, will
begin a protracted meeting at
Rock Hill Monday night after the
first Sunday in July.
Miss Alice Martin of near Perry
Is visiting her cousin, Dnlcye
ELAN, this week.
Prof. j. K. Dunn Of Middletowu
visited friends in this vicinity last
Thursday aud Friday.
Mrs. Alma Faulkner of near
Hutchinson spent last Thursday at
Sam Moomaw's.
Mrs. j. Q. league entertained
Mrs. John Dalton aud mother,
Mrs. Sophia Brown, last Thursday.
Miss Leoda White of near Lad.
donia was the guest OF Mrs. I'D.
Anderson last Friday.
Miss Mabel Weber has been
employed to teach the wager school
in Monroe county for the coming
fall and winter. This is her Hrst
attempt and we wish her much
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. EaRue of
near Hatton, Galloway Co., were
guests Of relatives 10 this vicinity
last week. They were accompanied
home by their daughter, Fern, who
had been visiting friends aud rela.
tives here for some time.
Miss Leona Anderson is visiting
Miss Ida Galloway this week.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-06-13
seedtick.

lCN1tNAs ..... -. If.rta
nv Palmer preached at LIB.
erty school house Sunday eve.
Quite a good sized audience was
out 10 hear him.
Lige Watts il working fr b. r.
Middleton this summer; h. il
sure hnstlrr.
Chas. Foster aud wife visited
relatives In Mexico Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Foster is weaving rugs
for Mrs. DR.. Wiuans.
Miss Ida Wilson Ia tue orgauist
at Liberty school house.
Carl Lockridge has repainted
his house and barn.
Frank Armstrong is going to
Washington for his health. We
are sorry to lose him from our
midst.
There will be a pie supper at
Seedtick school house Saturday
night, June Is.
Mrs. Patric and daughter-in.law
are visiting John Wayne and
family this week.
Mr.. Roy Staples and his best
girl visited his cousin, Chas. Cow.
an. Sunday.
Little Marie Wales Of Mexico is
visiting her grandparents. Joe
Foster and wife.
Mrs. Cole Edwards and Miss
Lulu Watts were the guests of
Mrs. Rob Loekrige Saturday.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-06-13

Mexico will lend her aid, all
right. toward the proposed build
ing Of that electric railway from
here to Memphis, Mo. In the
meantime we'll not forget giving
every encouragement toward the
Mexico, Santa Fe and Perry line,
Let one of these enterprises come
aud it will be easier to pull the
next one.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-06-13

Send 9 few Of the trust mag.
mates to prison; that would fx
'em. Easy enough TO pay q fine.
They can raise the price Of com.
modities controlled by them at one
stroke sufficient to pay ali the
fnes that eau be made to stick
against them in years to come.
And, too, it all comes out OF the
people at last. Pint the burden on
the criminals. and not allow them
% shift It onto the shoulders Of
tia people.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-06-13

T. y. Stuart. out Moline way.
tells ns that he has 125 acres Of
ycuak corn mp and rs acres Of 1t
he has pIowed the Hrst time. He
Is encouraged with his crop pros.
pectH. bat the other day be lost a
ans yoaug mnIe colt.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-06-13

The firm of Joe Barth Of Mexico
and Victor Barth of Columbia. af-
ter a copartnership of forty years
is dissolved this wrrk That's a
long time to rpmaiu partners to.
gether. See their ad Of dissolution
bargains in this issue Of the MES.
SAGE.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-06-13

The motto for the Mexico Bust
ness Mems Association 10.
Boosters for Mexico and Mis-
souri," That looks good, aud
here's hoping that it will not be a
short-lived boost, like other at
tempts heretofore. but that the
boosters will keep everlastinRly at
il.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-06-13

man. is repaintiuR his new house.
Mrs. Harry Noel went to ST.
Louis this week for medical treat
mant.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-06-13

A jury of farmers at Austin.
Texas. assessed fine against the
Waters'Pierce Oil Company OF
81 1923, 600. OF course the case
will be appealed, but the verdict
shows that the farmers are getting
tired Of being bilked by this great
octopns. Yet. after all, supposinR
the fine stands, who will finally
pay 1T You know. and / know.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-06-13

The Farber Forum asks il the
MESSAGE editor thinks he would
have been better man il his par
ents had spanked him more in
youth. Now Charlie, you. too,
come of; you have made 1t too
personal.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-06-13

~ VIZ OhACt VI lAc OLIy CleEk OF
Mexico, Mo-, until 1880 p. m,
Monday,
June "a, 1907,
for furnishing the material and
constructing approximately l,l4O
iineal feet Of sanitary sewer, to-
gether with one flush tank, two man
holes, and other appurtenances as
shown by plans for same.
Said sewer beginning at a point
In Jefferson street. at the main
sewer, and running south on said
street, ending at q point 10 feet
south OF the south line Of South
street, as shown by diagram and
profile.
Each bid shall be accompanied
by certified cheek on . Mexico,
NO., bank payable 10 the City
Treasurer Of said city, In the ann
OF 5 per cent Of the amount bid.
Bond Of successful bidder to be
double the amount Of the contract
| price of work.
! Payment for the work and ma
terial 10 be made In special tar
bills iesned against the properties
within the dlstrict.
Work to be completed 60 days
after letting.
Bond Of successful bidder to be
fled within ten DAYS from dafa
Of letting.
Diagram, profile, plane ana
specifications can be seen at ofIlee
OF the City Clerk In the City Hail
of Mexico. No.
Council reserves tie right to re-
jet any or al bids.
y. +. KNTTER,
l City Engineer.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-06-13
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1907
Boost Mexico.
Boost the Chautauqua.
Mexico Boosters. boost.

DoN'T 90 into a pond or lake or
river bathing where the water is
too cold. It's dangerous.