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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-22
THE D MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Flour-Reccipts,
Alas: sales. 1000; quiet and steady.
Wheat-Receipts, 155. 900; sales. 1900. 900: a
poor response by Liverpool aud prospects
for warmer weather in the Northwest
caused an o%utpouring of long wheat this
morning that broke prices about &c a
bushel. Half of this was regained later
on covering. September, 97h@98l3: De-
cember. 1.02Ssd1.02A; May, 10501.06.
Rye-Barely steady; No. 2 Western, 81
f. O. b. New York.
Corn-Receipts, 1e.525; sales none.
Realistically.
Pork-Ouiet.
Lard-Steady: Western prime. 2.85dS.95.
Sugar-Raw. Arm: fair refining. 3.39: GEN.
trifugal SO test, 3.S9; molasses sugar, 800.
Refined duiet: crushed. $40; powdered, 90;
granulated. 800.
Petfoleum-Firm: refined, all ports. S.400
Coffee-ouiet; No. Rio. 6%; No. 4 San
tos. 7Ss
Molasses-Steady: New Orleans, 37G4s.
B~utter-Firm, unchanged; receipts, $40
Cheese-Firm; receipts, 1852; State, full
cream, small. colored and white, fine, 12A
do. good. 12A@121a; do. ordinary, HOP; do,
large, colored, fine, 121lh; do. white. 12tl; do.
ordinary to good, l1g12; skins, 1@101s.
Eggs-F1rm; receipts. 7SS3; Western
firsts, 1000; seconds, 171s91S1s.
~Poultry-Aive: Steady: western chick
ems, Isl; fowls, Is; turkeys, Is. Dressed
Steady; western broilers, 1920: turkeys
1S115; fowls, 14015.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-wheat today was
weak on a general selling movement.
Warmer weather was reported throughout
the Northwest and this completely offset
high cables at Liverpool. September
opened q to u lower at S9b to S91a, de-
c1lned to So and then sold up to SSH.
Corn was weak largely in sympathy will
wheat. Trading was active. September
opened u to q lower at 56% to 57A, and
for a time held within that range.
trade in oats commenced and prices de-
chned about / cent In a few minutes.
Warmer weather and a desire to secure
profit on Yesterdays bulge were the weak
ening influences. September opened un-
changed to Il higher at 497s@50 and sold
off to 4SN.
Provisions were steady and trading was
in fair volume. September pork opened
unchanged at 1880. Lard opened 21s@5
higher at s.921h@S.95. Ribs were up 5 at
8.63XI1S. SIS.
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THE COTTON

NEW YORK. Aug. s2.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady at unchanged prices to
n decline of s points and showed a net loss
of a points on the active months right
afterward under realizing by yesterday
buyers. which may have been promoted by
reports of rain In North Texas and the
territories. But cables were a little better
than due and after the FIRST lot of realizing
orders had been absorbed. the market
steadied up to a shade over the closing fig
ures Of yesterday. Subsequent fluctuations
were narrow and irregular with the under
tore unsettled.
The market was quiet but easier during
the late forenoon under scattering liquida-
ton and some selling. as n result of re-
newed apprehenslons as to Wall street con-
ditions arising from the reported failure
and improved weather. reports. Prices at
midday were 8 to 6 points net lower.
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MONEY FOR CANAL.
oficial Finds That Expenditures OF
Panama Work May Go On.

WASHINGTON. Aug. PA careful ex-
animation OF the law governing the con-
struction Of the Panama Canal has salts
fed Acting Secretary of War Oliver that
tho President is authorized to grant the
request of the Isthmian Canal Commits
sion for permission to create a deficiency
Of SS.000,0 600 during the current fiscal year
to meet the requirements Of the Engineer
Department for an enlarged scale Of opera
ton. The President has been so advised
and on his approval permission will be
cabled to the commission.
The Attorney General some time ago
rendered an opinion that the limitations
imposed upon the executive departments
Of the governments did not apply as a whole
to the canal construction, which is gov
erned by the Spooner act
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FRANCE WILL WAIT.
German Tariff Concessions Not to Be
duplicated Until Congress Meets.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-The statement is
made here that no immediate results will
follow the negotiations hat Secretary
Root has been conducting with Ambassa-
dor Jusserand of France in the direction
of placing the latter country on the same
basis as Germany in the matter Of tariff.
Information received here, said to be from
responsible quarters, is to the effect that
Secretary Root is anxious to have an OPP
p%ortunlty OF testing the temper of Con-
gress as 10 the German agreement before
going further, and it is understood that
France is quite willing to wait.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.

These concerns had their articles Of in
corporation recorded in the County
Clerks office today.
The Hold Fast Detachable Cork Holder
Company: capital stock, $4,000; paid up,
Frederick Knowlton ana Edward D.. Gro
MIN. registered office, % Lexington avenue,
Montciair.
The Gas-Hive Company; capital stock
I;rewer. William NJ. Brewer. John ID.
Scotland Charles C. Busseyi registered
cfice, sos Orange street.
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p1v1pENp

Railway Steel Spring Company regular
quarterly of ia per cent. on its preferfeu
stock payable September 20; books close
September 10. reopen September q.
Alabama Consolidated Coal and iron
Company. regular quarterly Of ia per cent.
Oh its preferred stock, payable september
is. books close September 3, reope Sep
tember Is.
Ford and Taylor Corporation, regular
semi-annual Of 3 per cent. on its preferred
stock, payable September 10. books close
August %. reopen September L
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FRISCO CAR STRIKE TO END.

BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 22.-The street
ear strike will be declared off by the
general strike committee before many
hours. it is believed. The carmen will re-
turn to work as individuals. No question
relative to membership in the union will
be asked. All differences pertaining to
wages and hours will be arbitrated. The
settlement would give $4,000 members OF
building trades unions and their families
permission to ride on the cars, despite any
action the fCarmen's Union may take
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There is no doubt that luxury is greatly
on the increase, although it may take
other forms; the mode Of living Is beeom-
ing more extravagant every day, says
Mrs. West In Harper's Bazaar. The young
couple who were thought to be well pro-
vided for with $1,000 a year barely sub
sist now on $4,000 or 5000. Every one
lives we'll; a bad dinner Is a surprise.
Houses are better and more artistically
furnished, and every one entertains more
or less.
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TO neglect advertising y like resolving never
to navel hv steam or communicate by tele-
graph. II IS 70 close ones eyes to the Hight
and pereiss upon living In perpetual darkness.-
Horace Greeley.
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CLOSING PRICES.

Following are the quotations of the days
closing prices. bid and asked, as furnished
by Byrne 81 Mcdonnell, stock brokers, 500
Broad sfrent Telanhnne BIZ.
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PRICE OF BONDS.
The following quotations are furnished
by Post & Flagg:
NEW YORK OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The following quotations are furnished
by Van Schaick G. Co.:
Closing yester- Close to-
day. day.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Following are the quotations of the days
prices, as furnished through Byrne & Nc
Donnell, 500 Broad street:
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pHIIADE1pHIA STOCK MARKET.
BOSTON STOCK

BOSTON. Aug. 22.-Following are QUOTA
tons OF the active stocks dealt in ON the
Boston Stock Exchange:
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NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Furnished by Byrne & Mcdonnell. stock
brokers', 500 Broad street. Telephone 615.
Opening. Closing,
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c SECURITIES.

The appended hist of quotations on the
local securities Is furnished by Her
man J. Egner, room sos Prudential build
Rid ASlyod
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Post & Flagg say: should we have a
sharp advance 1t would drive to cover the
short interest which Is now such a strong
sustaining force in the situation, which the
writer believes would be a very disad-
vantageous thing to happen at the mo-
ment. On the other hand a further de-
cline would create further anxiety and we
certainly have had enough Of this"
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-22

Theodore H. Price today issued a state.
ment regarding a report that he nad
turned a bull upon the market, saying Ine
report is absolutely untrue. ut is diff
ficult for me to imagine any conditions I'M
der which l should now anticipate higher
prices for cotton" said Mr.. Price III j.
becomes more and more evident to me-,
he added. that the dry goods trade, ootn
in America and abroad, is upon the eve
Of liquidating. what has probably been the
most extended speculation In manufactur-
ing goods that it has ever known. one
has only to read the reports of the dry
goods trade published in the daily papers
to realize this fact
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1t is estimated that the four big cleo
trieal manufacturing companies OF ms
country will earn in 1907 s197. 100000. a gam
of $40, 000.0 900 over that Of 1906. or TINS
amount the General Electric is credited
with 1900. 900.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Furnished by Byrne & Mcdonnell, stock
brokers, 500 Broad street. Telephone 6l5.
Onening. Closing.
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Morgan's homecoming was not celebrat-
ed with any fireworks in the stock Market
There is much curiosity as to what he VIII
do now after his long absence from the
United States.
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE.
AND NOTES
FOR INVESTORS,

Atchison Railroad has placed orders for
5000 tons of steel rails.
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Charges that proxies had been solicited
for the purpose of maintaining the present
management Of the Calumet and Hecla in
power, of ratifying illegal acts, were made
by Mr.. Tyler. appearing as ounse for
Albert s. Bigelow, at the annual meeting
of the company.
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b In a letter signed by the shareholders
committee of the United States Express
Company, who are demanding a larger
dividend. the support of all the stock
holders is asked, and, as a result of an in
vestigation of the companys' books, the
committee estimated that the net earnings
Of the ensuing year would be fully 10 per
cent, while the dividend paid is only 4 per
cent; therefore, the stockholders, accord
ing to their estimation. are fully entitled
to an Increase.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-01

Board net ~ pr adiournmout NJ. Fry and
~, PETERSEN Being present Q. A. echersI.
chairman beias abgent Q ". Puisr,ol ~
eno1Iu chairman pro,cn and ths iolieNl1r
rpaoluuon ~ urtlrrd rrruad .on ne ninutss
ErH1Ivof. Thnf \. f.ln rtrrf a. ~ rliutsI.I
uuult sitting N an "a frf ne courfr cfnI1fin.
- -, e Al111s - ~ ~ = heEstT -
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PROHIBITION IN eEOReII
The Bill Has Passed Both Branches
Ofthe Legislature.
The Governor 10 Certain to Approve
the Law Which VIII Take e.
feet January I, 1908.

Atlanta, July s1.-EThe Hardenan
Covington prohibition bill passed by
the Georgia senate some days age
was adopted by the house Tuesday ev'
ening by a vote Of 1879 to 80. Two
amendments which were addedto the
bill will necessitate Its going back to
the senate for concurrence Of which
there is no doubt, and the bill then
will go to Gov. Hoke Smith for his
signature, which has been practically
pledged and prohibition will become a
law In Georgia.
The amendments Tuesday permit
the sale Of pure alcohol by retail drug
gists on the prescription of a reput-
able physician and also allow whole
sale druggists to carry pure alcohol
In stock for sale to retailers only. r
The bill prohibits the manufacture
or keeping on hand in any place Of
business the sale or giving away with
In the state OF any liquor that may
produce intoxication, The new law
is to become effective Jan. /, 1908.
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Another poukhoubor pilgrimage.

Winnipeg, July S1.-Doukhoubor
pilgrims, SO In number, who reached
Winnipeg Monday on a march to a
warmer climate, continued their jour
ney eastward Tuesday afternoon. They
were persuaded not to go by way Of
the states as they would certainly be
turned back at the border. They hope
to reach Montreal and have i'm
plicit faith In completing the hazard
GUS journey and being able. to take
ship for Southern Europe. They de-,
clined to work farms provided by the
government being ayerse to using
horses or cattle, and also to wear
clothing made from WOOL or boots
made from leather The men and wo-
men are about equally divided, but
they disclsim marriage, saying they
are all brothers and sisters.
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structed, ordered and required % At once Issue
tsx warrant upon each Of the following
judgements 10 Wit
Abstract Of judgment number 1861 as shown
on Abstract Appearance Docket B-2in the ON
CO OF the District Clerk OF Dickinson Co, Kan.
sas Abstract Of Judgment numbers 1859 n
shown on Abstract Appearances Docket BE- IN
the once OF the Dist Clerk Of Dickinson Ooun-
ty, Kausa-; Abstract ofiudsment lass as shown
on Abstract Appearance Docket B-2 in the ON.
ce Of the Dist Clerk Of Dickinson Co, Kansas;
abstract Of Judgment number 1854 as shown
on Abstract Appearance Docket BE- In the
once Of the Dist, Clerk Of Dickinson County.
K ,nsas; Abstract Of Judgment number 1865 as
shown on Abstract Appearance Docket H-2 IN
the once Of the Dist Clerk Of Dickinson Coun-
~, Kansas; abstract Of Judgment number lSl7
a. shown on Abstract Appearances; Docket b.
| in the office Of the Dist Clerk Of Dickinson
County. Kansas; Abstract Of Judgment number
ials as shown on Abstract Appearance Docket
B. In the once Of the Dist CLERK Of Dickinson
Co Kansas.
Board Of County Commissioners Of Dickin-
son County, Kansas.
BY o. W. PETRsRoN,
Chairman Pro ten.
Board adjourned to meet Monday Ju " lot
at9s m. 1907.
July !, 1907.
Board met as per adjournment Chairman
@. A schefer and c. ". Peterson being pres.
emit, The day was spent auditing and allowing
bills against the county. tsee bills allowed and
register Of warrants.)
Adjourned at 6p. m TO meet Tuesday July
q 1901,
TUEsDAY July q 1907.
Board met as per adjournment and audited
and allowedIbills against the county. Aid was
allowed the same as last quarter excepting J.
Taylor reduced ito .sIs per month. and Mrs
Sarah E. Mcvay added to the list, being q.
lowed % 90 per month.
Board adjourned to meet Monday August 5,
1907 atsa m.
INV. KiNo.
Co. Clerk.
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The Board Of County Commissioners NET q
aH,sFd Of Equalization Of Dickinson county,
according 2 law, on Monday, June ., 1907, 9
eoelooka H. aIl'nemberA being pr sent
The Board spent the DAY discussing natter
pertaining 70 The equalization Of various a.
soslmanuofths dlaspsnt toWnahlpa and citisl
q the county.
Adjourned At O'Clock n 10 meet a Tuea
day June tth. laO7 at O'Clock.
TunsDEI JuuR4 1901
Board met a. Per adloulnmsni ana continued
De vera q equalization
AeieHlned At . o'elocs 2 n. % meet wedpea'
day. JnnsA 1907 ate o'oloeh N.
wEnzHIDAH JUnE 4 iCF.
Board met ns PER adjournment and the worh
ofequalEing assessments was aeain tateu nm
and continued throughout the day
Adionrned ~ PA 70 meet Thunday June
q 1907 ntpAn y --9 % Q
THURSDAY JUnHS 1901.
Board convened Gtp o'clock ana Ole vo,k a,
equalization uas continued with uuIisss q
various ioEnahipa o. ne county,
Adjourned AisP - . meet Esiasy June 4
iaN nsam,
FHIDAT JpHna isoz
coun1 oonmiEEioneu metss per adiourn-
mont and aasf discussing matters psrisirinr
% disqualification adioulnsd ats o'oloek \ ., q
nsei Saturday Juns & ieol. 81 s6cloek 4 n.
sAFvnDkr Iru q. Isa.
Board net e per ndiournnsnt and continued
re aoif Of equAllEston
AtI1utnnanta lisa n. % nsst Nouary.
r1rsio aqNn
MONDAY, JUNE n. ipE.
Board net a. PER adioornnsnt. eortin-
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lnves.IaatIna columbia plaaster.

investigating Columbia Disaster.
San Frahcisco, July 2e,-An investi-
cation into the cause Of the wreck Of
the steamer Columbia was begun
Thursday afternoon by Captain John
Birmingham, supervising inspector Of
NteAmshIpa IN bis district
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MARKkr REPORTS


Kansas City. July s1.-catue-N Native
steers, -ts.0o672s cows and heifers. t1oe
0b.eS; stockera and leaders, 81. 000B .s6;
Western steerE, al2S9A7h HcgS-Bulk
Of sales, Sg,l06S,so, Sheep : Muttona.
ss.1soG0e; lambs. ts.S00hlo.
ohlcago July l.--Cattla-NatiVss a. 20
e7.ao COWS and helferA N.to0Gto; stock
era and feeders, t2.eo@taA Hogs-Afixed
aud butchers. teioeGtb Sheep, e3.600
SIS. Lambs n.se9110 i
81. Louis, July d.-Bsqf stsers. see
07.2B; stockers ana feeders, yaTBOiee:
cows and helfers. sBStOS.7S, TAx. Gteors,
l10o0G6e Hogs-Pigs and lights, yS.SS
S !. sessp-HssiysA i'1Qesssa- Lambs
Grain,
Kansas City. July tf.-Ciose: Wheat.
101N lover; Sept ssh. Doc es&; Nay,
sait; cash No, . hard, saw 0es: No, 4 aiK
OF; No. : fed. s.. No. S3h0SL Corn
Unchahgsd 10 ic loweri gsp an, Dec.
Az NAY. tsMs cash No. mixed. go VI.
No. Z, t7k0n; Nc. I white sek; No. 3,
leR. -Unchsheed 10 10 lower: No
Z whita, ~: No. a-niixed. lifta
Chicago. July Sl.--Cash; Wheat No. q
red. so6s1; No, J red, ss090; No. hard
tso1o; No. J hard, YES. No. and 81
aofshern. nothing doinf. Ma sprinr. osl
go; con1Ee; aEgFii No :. ssxa
o. Louis, 1uly ti-cioss; Wheat-IoW-
e.; track No, rrd cash eta1g; No.
hard, 1s0NH; Sep, 6lk. corn-Hrm;
track No. ciah. IA; NJ, uhile tiE
oEt; SEQ u&0EF Dee uoN. Oats
PIN; track No, J cash. q; No. ! Wits, |
q; eep 81 Dee 81
rft4ueo
Vnnnnr CIV TrIr n - n -
"a fouitry-Eena -; rprlnE1 it0ftik |
!. "a i..stsi iss: bsekiui Sloek IA -
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS

a y n
OFFlClAll PkUSEEDlNGo
vi the Board OF County COmmls
ai0nera Of DickinaOn County.
w
MoHDAY APRIL l, 1907.
The Board Of 6ouaty commissioners Of Dick
nson county, State ofKanSaS, met according +
law on Monday April ], ION, there present Q. a
echerer, chairman, B, D. Fry and q. W. Peter
son, members Of said board. The board spen
the greater part Of the day auditing and allow
ing bills against the county. tsee bills ailowe'
and register OF warrants)
D. O, Cramer was appointed member Of III
canvassing board Of Manchester to hll vacancl
caused by the resignation OF II. =, Dakin.
Adjourned ats D, m, TO meet at Q O'clock O, m
Tuesday, April @ 1907.
TusapAY APRIL 1907,
noayA mat "a nor adiourmant all member
being present
On motion thu hoard authorized the chair
man n relaase tax Judgment against the Abb
lena Water Company.
Roayd appointad a O. Gould trustee Of Lin.
coln rownshIp "a All vacancy caused by the
death OF n, n. Aldrich.
On motion ala was allowed for the quarter
ending lime 40 1907 "a the following parties:
Mrs. O. O. Miller Sl2 pef month.
Mrs, e Lawton 7"
Title scanlan
H. Grimmerson 10
Mrs Title Before week.
Esther Longtime
Geo sWick 10 month,
Mrs u. Tweedy week
J. Taylor ID month,
Mrs. Z. L. Cloud 8"
Board approved bonds Of the following
banks:
Dickinson Co. Bank Of Enterprise.
Peoples State Bank Of Chapman
Chapman State Bank.
Woodoine STATE SANK
carton s'a'e Bang
BOARD oroered AHcnnsf r'ee oprne' w.
scrioed as follows commencing az pom.
ABOUT Wsrods norm OF tnes u "S'iSo
tnenoe I'M NJ w. direction along Deer Crees ~
near as PRACTICABLE ana across ola fiVer Deo 10
De. corner OF ios o. secuon 10 .nenCe W, VI
secaon hne Des"esn secuons iO'n :" o. =
corner Vi IOsSlA SeVuon ~ anu 1'so W "ase
ma9 Poruon OF Ioaus nesweeh sscucnS q anr -
lying nolth OF ABOVE named "rouS Vaca'eo'
Salu FOao 70 DO AOlee' III W'usn'
oomui'Asiohs.s spsnS remalnuel " 'ne 10Y
auu''ns auo auowlnH onn asslpss 'ne oVu"S'
tsee plls on ME anu resis'er OF "arI"n'sl
BOARD aolourne' ~ O'CLOCK p m' 70 meet"
ooeiocK . ~ wednesday O. M APrn o. i'V"
WED APRL% iS"
boslu met ~ per auJournmeh1 al pfeSen"
bond ois' u Souiu trustee OF Lincoln 'o"n'
snip was approved
Tne forenoon was spent auditinR ana allow
ing bills against the county
CommiSsionioners len at l'So O'CLOCK for
WtiloWdele ana Buckeye townships tolnspect
OrideeS ana pridge SITES Returned az oao ana
adjourned TO meet THURSDAY NVa M lsW'
THURsDAY APRIL 4. 1907.
Board met as per adjournment all present |
Minutes ofoOmmissi oner proceedings for quart. |
or ending March 81, 1907 were read and ap-
droved.
Board designated the Manchester State Bank |
a. one of the county repositories,
SIX bridges were ordered Of Canton Bridge
Co and two bridges of the Western Bridge and |
Construction Co as per contracts on file
Board appointed Henry Kandt, August Leitz
and John Koch viewers on road as advertised
in official paper April II, 1907 and ordered thatt
the county surveyor meet with said viewers
place of beginning of said proposed road To
make survey ofsame.
On motion board adjourned to meet Monday
May, 8, 19o7.at9a m,
MONDAY Mayo 1907
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National Hotel.
sopthside Abilene. Kas.
J. A, FORSTER. Proprietor,

Good feed and boarding barn in connection
IN Good board BY day or week.
Farmers are given our very best attention.
2o-1m
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LHsW Klns. cnantY clerk a the county
sforps,id. % hereby csrtifr tbat he folo1o-
ING d tue a1d cofroct ia 81 Ne tiik a.
how'd " ~ boaed o. ceunfg counin1ionora
- theif regular nc1lins hsif lulI - "a
"A M nv KING.
C1aniy Cara.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1907-02-02
SEALRD BIDS WANTED.

Pursuant to an order of the board oil
supervisors ot Bolivar county. Miss,
made and entered at a regular meeting
oi said board, held at kosedaie. lst dis-
trict OF said county, on NJ onday the
7th dav of January A. ID. 1907. notice Is
hereby given that the undersigned clerk
of this board will, at his Office in the
town of Rosedale, Miss, until 2 O'Clock
NJ. of Monday, the Al, day oi March. A.
D, 1907, receive sealed bids for the bnild-
ing of bridges as follows:
No. ]. For building pile bridge
acoss Eagle Nest lake at point where
the public road leading from Shelby to
Perthshire crosses same.
No. 2. For building bent bridge
across Johnson bayou on tie public road
leading from Field old store to Africa
public road. at a point where SAID ROAD
ltersects said bayou.
All bidders for the work must file with
their bids good and solvent bond. coll
ditioned according to law for the taitii-
tl,l performanc: of the contract. and III
penaltv double the amount of the sum
bid and the said bridges shall be built
in strict compliance with the plans and
specifications for bent bridges, hereto
fore adopted BY the board. and now on
file MT rhe office oft he clerk at Cleveland
and Rosedale The board OF supervisors
reserves the right to reject any and all
bids.
This the Sd day OF January, A. 1907.
L. E. EDWARDS. Clerk.
BY r. B. JOHNSON. D. c.