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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
LIQUOR vas pEsrRoYEp.
Much Of The Stuff conhscated in No
License Burlington.

Burlington, June 81. There was q
hearing before Justice c. T. Barney
Yesterday IN the matter Of the search
made Monday BY the sheriif's depart
ment at the Main street pharmacy III
Winoosld. D. j Catalan and John II,
Dunn were both arraigned, charged with
Illegal selling, and each was fined $500
and costs. Both fines were paid. The
court ordered the liquor TO be destroyed.
Joseph Parizo Of WinoosSi, at whose
grocery store large amount Of hard
stuff four barrels was seized Monday
evening, was arrained before Justice j.
H. Macomber. He pleaded guilty to
selling and keeping for sale and was
fined S400 and costs, which he paid.
This liquor was also ordered destroyed.
States Attorney Sherman prosecuted
both cases.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
DEFENDED RAILROAD.
Why Are They Not Allowed to Grant
Rebatea9 Was Asked.

Brattleboro. June al.--0ra Z. But
terfeld Of Detroit, attorney Tor the
Michigan Central railroad company, de-
hvered the graduation address before
the senior class Of the Brattleboro high
school last night He gave an excellent
address, and IN the course of his re-
marks he had something to say Of social
evils.
sour notions of right and wrong,| he
said, are undergoing an important modi-
fication. II used To be that ii man
kept a hardware store he would sell
q keg Of nails at d little lower price a
key to The customer who bought d
hundred than I'd Il customer who bought
only one, and nobody qestioned the
moral rectitude Of such practice. So
II was thought IN days gone by that
a railroad company having transporta-
tion facilities to sell might carry freight
at a lower rate car for customer
who had hundred carloads than for 4
customer who had but one; and such
practice was not supposed to involve
any moral turpitude.
Nowadays men 70 To prison for such
. thing and perhaps they should; but
if It i morally wrong for railroad
company 10 carry a hundred cars of
freight at lower rate car than it
win carry one, how shall we justify the
sale OF beefsteak to a hotel at a lower
rate pound than Il Is sold to yon and
mel II one IS social eyeil why is not
the other alsos Some say II Is. A
square deal is the watchword Of the
hour, and square deal IN every depart
ment. II will be the educated man ami
woman Of the future who will be best
able to define a square deal and to
make one when they know the defni-
tion."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21

And Succeeded in Getting the Bull Away
From Boy But Too Late.

An autopsy was performed yesterday
afternoon on the body Of Clyde Wallace,
the eleven years old adopted son Of
IN. G. Nye Of East Barre who was killed
by BUN, and the examination showed
that the boys stomach was ruptnred
BY a blow from the animal The affair
occurred Wedneday morning at six
o'clock, and the boy did not seem 10 be
badly hurt until noon of that day when
he grew rapidly worse and died the next
afternoon.
The boy was going to the pasture to
drive the bull into the barn and was
accompanied BY young st. Bernard
dog. When the animal attacked the boy
the dog joined in to combat THE beast
and seized the bull by one ear and hung
on, distracting the attention Of the in
furiated animal and giving the lad
time to get away. When the boy got
out of reach Of the bull the dog let 20
his hold. Clyde was able to walk to
the house and seemed to Be getting bet
ter during the forenoon, until the change
came at noon.
The funeral viii be held at the house
OF w. G. Nye tomorrow afternoon at
one o'clock, the Rev, @. WI Winch
officiating.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
.DISFIGURED BODY
TAKEN FROM RIVER
Supposed to Be Remains Of One Of Men
Drowned in Connecticut River
on June 3.

White River junction, June 21 THE
body Of either Stephen Hall or jeremiah
0'Aleara was found in the Connecticut
river yesterday afternoon by Frank
Pierce of PlainfeId, n. H., about one
mile below Windsor and II miles from
the scene of the accident june when
these men were drowned while attempt
ing 70 run cable across the river.
Owing to the g days that II has been
In the water, the body was unrecog-
nizable. and II still unidentified. II is
bloated and horribly disfignrr
The men were employees of the Cum
mings Construction company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
DIAMONDS FLASHED
IN COURT ROOM
Defendant Jeweler, Charles &. Simanton,
Ordered to Pay George caidbeck BY
Jury Which Reported Last Night.

jury Which Reported Last Night.
ST. johnsbnry, June 2i.--The jury
brought in a verdict at eight last night
in the long drawn out case Of George
Caldbeck vs. Charles n. Simanton for
The defendant to pay SAC and costs
of trial The casa has been oh trial just
one week and the jury took the case at
ten o'clock this morning
In this case the plaintiff, the landlord
Of the Avenue House in this place, sued
to recover $I 900 for the alleged fake
warranty in the sale of a diamond which
he bought Of Mr.. Simanton, former st.
Johnsbury jeweler, The latter sold Cald.
beck year ago for $3.50 what he REL
presented was the Wakefield diamond, 90.
called, which the late Horace Wake
field Of ST. Iohnsbnry had bought in Bos-
ton 81 years ago for $500.
The plaintiff claimed he had not re-
ceived the Wakefield stone and experts
on both sides testified as to the value
of the stone in question and diamonds
flashed in the court room before the
jury every day Of the trial The case
attracted much interest because Of the
Of both parties. The plaintiff
w defended By David II. Porter and
Robert wv. sSimonds and the defendant
by Howe and HOvey,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Double strength Paris Green at Kend-
rick's drug store.
MIR and Mrs Frank Kenerson went
this morning TO Cabot, where they viii
reside,
Ice cream, all havors at wholesale
and retail at our ice cream parlors. a.
Giachino.
Miss Margaret Henry left this noon
for Boston where she viii take passage
with her sister for visit at their old
home III Scotland.
Among the arrivals at the City hotel
today are n II. Lunt, Burlington; H. r.
HiFsch, New York; A. NJ. Hunt, Boston;
A. +. Lanier, Northfeld.
Gilbertsons orchestra Of Ave pieces
viii furnish music for The dance in M.
". Of A. hall Saturday night Admis-
sion, gents so cents, ladies free Dane
Ing from Still IL.
The week old child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Tomasi died at their home on Aer-
chant street this morning The funeral
will be held tomorrow with intermcnt
in the Catholic cemetery.
The Berlin Street Stars defeated the
West Hill team by score Of 10 to 2
today. The batteries for the West Hill's
we're Carr and Stewart, and for the
Berlin Street Stars, Barney, PlouiF aud
Conblo.
Horse, buggy and harness to be sold
az City auction rooms on Pearl street
Saturday at 1890 o'clock. Horse Ii
gentle and kind and suitable for Indy
to drive and u not afraid Of cars OF
automobiles
There viii be O matched game Of golf
on the Barre links Saturday afternoon
hptween the Montpelier and Barre teams,
play TO start az 1870. The following
Barre players are requested to be on
hand: DRyie, Alves. Burgess, Hutchin-
son, Milne, Daniels, Delgano and Jack
Aeid.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
ORGANIZE DEPARTMENT.
Ladies Of the Grand Army Elect Ofieers
at Middlebury.

Middiebury, June Ala state organiz-
alton Of the ladies' Of the Grand Army
was effected here last night by Mrs. En-
ma Pierce Of Springfield. Mass, who has
been forming circles in Vermont. There
were representatives present from Barre,
Northtield, Burlington and AIiddlehury.
These officers were chosen: President,
Mrs. Marston Of Barre; senior vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Emma Roberts of Mortified; /;
junior vice.president. Mrs. Ida Prentiss
of Burlington; treasurer, Mrs. James
Haley Of Middlebury; chaplain, Mrs. Rose
OF MiddIebury; delegates TO the national
convention, Mrs. Haley of Middlebury
and Mrs. Ripley OF Burlington; alter
mates, Mrs. Prentiss and Mrs. spaulding
Of Burlington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
BURLINGTON HIGH
GRADUATES IA
Class Of 1907, Sent Out This Afternoon,
Numbered 40 Girls and rs Boys
The Prize Winners.

Burlington, June -Seventy.four
Young people were graduated from Bur-
lingt0n high school this afternoon, 80
girls and 25 boys. The exercises were
held IN the Strong theatre Prizes We're
awarded AZ follows: alumni prizes for
1907, best work in each class for the
wear. English course Miss Alice Sellon
OF Burlington, honorable mention, Miss
Helen Lyon Of Colehesterj classical,
Lawrence Staples Of Burlington; Latin
scientific, Walter Sellon Of Burlington,
honorable mention. Miss Fannie Rand
of Burlington The Howard education
al prizes. best three in the four yearS
course. Miss Beth Mccormick and Bessie
Frank Of Burlington and Maude Holmes
Of Charlotte; prizes being S25, $50
and SIS, respectively.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
DEATH CAUSED
BY FRIGHT.
Irasburgh Woman Saw HuS-
band Being Gored by Bull
DIED IN A SHORT TIME
R. KnosIisy Was Engaged In Milking
When He Was Attacked BY Angry
Beast His wife Was Eye
Witness.

st. Albans, June 21-As R, Knos-
kisy was milking on the farm Of George
4. Brewster Of Irasburg Wednesday
night be was attacked by bull and was
severely injured, Mrs. Brewster was an
eye witness Of the affair. She was
% overcome with fright that She died
III snort time She was about 75
yeafs OLD.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
First Trip Tomorrow.

Bennington. June Treasurer O.
NJ Barber Of the Bennington and North
Adams railroad yesterday afternoon
received telegram from headquarters
stating that the new line from This SIT.
lage to the Massachusetts, state line ii
Powncll will De formally opened satm-
day
A special car carrying officials Of the
road and invited guests win be run from
Pittsheld, Mass, to this village arriving
at two o'clock The ear viii be met bv
the village Officials and the band and
the members Of the party will be enter
tanned at the rooms Of the Bennington
club,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
AUTorsr DIDN'T WAIT.
After Running Over Little Girl at Ports
mouth, N. H.

Portsmouth, n IT,, june 2i.-A s.
year.old girl named Vida Caswell. re-
siding on Newcastle avenue, was run
over late yesterday afternoon by a
rapidly driven automobile while pla
In front of her house and seriously. ii
not fatally, injured The three men IN
the automobile kept right on. not even
stopping to inquire if the little one was
hurt badly. A passerDy who Witnessed
the accident picked the little girl up
and carried her into the house and then
telephoned the number Of the automo-
bile to police headquarters An officer
started IN chase, but was unable to
overhaul the machine, which belongs iii
Newmarket. The police have ordered
the arrest Of the owner The injured
girl has had several bleeding spells and
it is feared she is injured internally.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
Professor Hamilton Resigns.

II A. Hamilton, who has resigned from
the faculty at Montpelier seminary after
! service Of six years as instructor Of
lain and Greek, has been elected dis.
sriet superintendent Of the schools Of
bakersfield Fairhld and Fletcher. 30 in
nnnober. Professor Hamilton will enter
,,,, ,,noa his new duties July /. He IS the
sist mperintendent to be elected under
iaw Law nassed by the Legislature of 1906.
Tbese superintendents will meet at viii
Iom5bhy lake from July s to 20 and will
~ H. f;nsfructed as TO their duties by Mason
I 3 Stone state superintendent Of educa-
tion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
FIRST LUNCHEON GUESTS.
Entertained BY President Roosevelt at
Oyster Bay Today.

Oyster Bay, June 2i. Preddent
Roosevelt IS entertaining his first lun.
chcon party Of the summer today. The
guests are u. s. Circuit Judge II. b.
Ward Of New York, Herbert Knox
Smith, commissioner Of corporations.
Alfred w. Cooley, Assistant Il. S. At.
torney General and Robert Bridgea of
Scibner's. Cooley and Smith are mem.
bers Of the tennis cabinct.h Secretary
Loeb says there il no political signid.
canoe in the gathering.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
CHARGE OF LARCENY.
Brought Against Earl Peck in Addison
County.

MiddIebury, June 2l.-~As there were
no more civil cases ready for trial, the
first trial on the criminal calendar was
started yesterday, II is state vs. Earl
Pack. who Il charged with grand larceny
III The stealing Of about 500 from
Thomas ana Henry Calvin, March 3, last.
The case Il likely TO last the rest Of the
week. as there are large number Of
witnesses for the state and evidence Is
wholly circiunstantial. James b. Dono.
way Of Aliddlebury is defending the re-.
spnndent and States Attorney Russell
Is doing the prosecuting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
AROUND PULLEY FIVE TINES.
Michael Roy Badly Hurt at claremont,
N.

Claremont, N. H., June 21.-Michael
Roy is ip critical condition at the
Cottage hospital as a result Of being
carried over pulley shaft five times.
breaking both bones in the forearms AMI
also in the upper arm. Roy was re-
pairing a belt at the pearl button fac
tory yesterday afternoon and his coat
sleeve caught, with the above result.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
INTO STATE TREASURY.


County Clerk M +. Smile has paid
back the state treasury the sum of ST.
1896, after having bis accounts audited
By departments the amount II divided
as follows. Supreme eonrt fees, S25s
county court fees. s784.50; eiianoery
fees, sii0.b0t fines and casts IN Justice
court, stso49i fines and costs in county
court. aaaa97.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
CREW HEMMED IN,
THREE WERE BURNED
And Several Others Were Badly Burned
Early To-day at St. Johns, N. b.
Were Asleep at Time.

st. Johns, n. B., June 2i.-Three men
perished and several members Of the
crew were badly burned early to-day,
when the steamer Crystal Stream was
destroyed by fire at Up-Riyer Point.
Every one was asleep when the fire burst
int. The victims hemmed IN BY walls
Of fire, could not escape
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21

Quiet Home Wedding Held in Wash
ington, June isth.

A quiet home wedding took place at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ord
way in Washington Wednesday even.
ing, at 6Ia0 o'clock when their daugh-
ter, Ida Mae 0rdway. was united in
marriage TO Leroy f. Nelson OF Orange,
BY the Rev f. y. Perkins. The bride
was attended by Miss Nellie Woodruff
and the groom by the brother Of the
bride. Only the immediate relatives
were present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
SPEAKERS FOR TOMORROW.
Hon. Ralph y. Johnson Comes From
Lincoln. Neh. For Log-RoIIing.

Among the speakers at tho Wood
mems big logrolllng event tomorrow
win be the Hon. Ralph y. Johnson OF
Lincoln, Neb., who Is the supreme or
ganizer for the order, A. Q. Palmer Of
Burlington, state deputy and Dy. p A.
Bailows of Hartford, the head physi-
clan. They are expected to reach Mont.
pelier tonight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
Losr A roor.
Leonard Macy Of Hartland Struck BY
Mail Train.

Windsor, June 2f.--While Leonard
Macy Of Hartland, was crossing the
railroad track near River street vester.
day afternoon the mail train hit him,
crushing bis right foot and throwing
him from the track. He was taken to
the Hanover hospital.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
ALL ACCOUNTED FOR.
Body Of Midshipman Murfn Last to Be
Recovered.

Hampton, Va, june 2i.--The body Of
Midshipman Henry Clay Murfn. Jr., of
jackson, o., the last Of the missing mid
shipmeR Of the battleship Aiinnesota's
launch accident, was recovered in Hamp-
ton Roads Yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
PIAINFIELD.

NJ. Henry Dunbar Of st. Johnsbury
II c,,naay at u. w. Pages.
spei,s .ss.dys Cole Of Marshfield was in
toSg s'i.5 Helen Martin and Miss May Muir
miss psgdord seminary were at B. n
Martin aT,arls. Hamlm Of East Montpelier was
Il town Monday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
CORPORATIONS.
Gentlemen's Driving Club of Barre Is
One Of Them.

The gentlemen's Driving club of Barre
has been incorporated at the secretary
Of states Office, with capital stock Of
SsSS, divided into shares Of $50 each.
The names Of the incorporators are
Donald Smith, II. G. Leonard. George
Straiton, John Trow and G. NJ Winch.
A new marble company has also been
Incorporated, the Manchester Marble
company Of East Dorset, with capital
stock Of 100000. Three OF the sign
erg are New York men and three reside
in East Dorset. The Champion Aerie
Of Eagles is also just incorporated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
I'LL A FEW DAYS.
John ceterini Died This Morning, Aged
IS Years.

John Ceterini, aged rs years, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ceterini Of Boyns
ton street, died this morning after only
o few days illness with erysipelas. The
funeral services will De held from the
house tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Interment in the Hope cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
ASKS 4 DIVORCE.
Mrs. Iona Pitlin Sues William W
Pitldn For Desertion.

SUIT has sheen brought by Iona VI.
pitkin Of Barre against William W..
Pitkin on the ground Of wilful deser-
ton. The libel sets up that they were
married ir Marshheld on December II,
1880. Mrs. Pitkin asks for alimony
and the custody Of their minor chill
dren. Tho case win be tried at the
September term Of Washington county
court. Scott and Carver appear for the
ligellant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21

George Grayelin, i50 Auburn street,
skull fractured, arm broken and flesh Of
right thigh torn away. Will die.
Peter Larivien, 30 Orange street, skull
fractured VIII die.
Mitchell Vallencourt. 200 Lake avenue,
severe scalp wound. VIII live.
Earnest GirrouN, 81 Manchester street,
right shoulder fractured. Suffering from
shock. Recovery doubtful
Edward Burton. 36 Lake avenue. hip
broken and internal injuries. May live.
Donat PRquin, 50 Amherst street, left
shoulder broken.
Motorman Cannelle Burgess TT East
Spruce street, scalp wound, left arm
lacerated.
It was a fiat car, and as the velocity
increased mile after mile until It ex.
ceeded the speed Of an exprss train,
swaying widely from side To side, the
men stretched themselves fiat on the
bare platform and held on for their
lives.
On, on il rushed through the darkness,
down the inclined approach 70 the noun
tain, the speed increasing every minute,
the men, lying PROSTATE on the platform,
hardly able to breathe. At times it
seemed to leave the tracks bodily and
Jump through the air. landing on the
track again, and continuing It's mad
flight through space
The men were unable to communicate
with one another, each man expending
every atom Of energy In his effort to
hold on 70 release the hold meant to
be dashed OIL 20 the rocky roadbed, where
death was inevitable.
As the car neafed the Shirley station
crowd Of people saw it coming and fed
to safety At that point there was a
switch and slight curve in the track.
Opposite was a stone watering trough.
The car. with undiminished speed, tors
through the switch and, demolishing the
stone trough, dashed into stout electric
ligt pole.
The pole was shattered and the seven
men, who had held on while the car
went through the stone trough, were
hurled through the air. Back Of the pole
stood a house. and against its side some
Of the men were dashed, dropping 10 the
surrounding lawn in mangled heaps.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
IS NoT sATIsFED.
Union officials Wants Recognition Of
Union.

Chicago, June President Small
Of thef Commercial Telegfaphefs Union
refuses Go abide BY the decision Of the
officials in New York to call oil the
strike and announced today chat the
men would 80 ont This afternoon ID
san Ffancisco and Oakland On a de-
mand for Is per cent. inefease. He
demands recognition Of The telegraphers
union bx tAa Western Union company
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21

80. Hiaainbottom, Of Pownal, At
James my NV champion walker and run.
one ti'ng i worli has just been granted
ner q 'ny vo, oension, having enlisted
tiFil ~ i6 years. Hiaginbottom
at the ass MAJ running championship
won the ss.r,naon Mass, from eThe
at Great ps,i5 of England His
Shooting sa 9.@ fast horse in q quar-
brother deaeeb eaeo but fell st the finish and
yer mile lass broEen S hip, dying soon after.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
TERRIFIC
VELOCITY
Attalnedby Runaway Electric
Car
WHICH BORE SEVEN MEN
All We're Thrown Into Heap When
Manchester, N. H., Car Struck Post
~Three Of the Victims Are
Expected to Die.

Manchester N. RI, June FL Rushing
az terrific speed down the steep inclined
track approaching the uncanoonue noun
tains, the brakes useless, and the motor
man powerless to check it, a construction
car Of the Manchester Street Railway
company, bearing seven workmen, last
night tore through d switch 1t Shirley
station, ~ uoifstown, ilye miles from
here, into AZ electric light post. and
hurled it, living freight against the side
OF q building.
Three Of the men will die. The others.
although terribly mangIed will probably
live. So great was the speed Of the car
as It rushed down the incline at rate
q from go to 50 miles an hour, that the
physicians think some Of the victims
may have been unconscious when the
crash occuppers which hurled them
through the aid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-18
LAWMAKERS STILL
CLIMBING UPWARD

opt Of the last eleven games played
Of Ralph, Reeye-Kchmond has won
eight and tied one, which, In vicw
Of their slump Just previous to the
placing of Reeve at the helm, IL un-
dI,oubtedly little short Of ,re,markable.
Reeve Is 10 be commended for his
direction Of affairs, as are the players
WHO should now he given al the en-
couragement which lately was so much
needed 70 go forward and win IN n
run, Batting good ihelding and daring
bic factors for the rise IN, the per-
ccnthgc column. Tho pitchers. TOO,
9re working donbly hard, and Mike
slump, recently has risen again 10
his old form. In Tuesday game win
Porismouth he allowed only -four hits
IN ten innings and made one of III.
seven h!ts on the Trnck"rE
Norfolk comes here to-day md an
the fans arc espec'inR the Lawmakers
70 win two, out 81 the three ff0H
| Tie top-notchGrs,
The race Increases IN intercst with
| the passing Of every day, for there
was never one moro closely and eYen-
liy contested, and never one IN Which
! there were SO many yariaGOna Dam
lYlle has been 70 the top, and IL nov
going doWpwardi Richmond nag for
Hong a I the bottom snd now the Id.
Gals are IN third place. with iali
Irhance soon TO he ut tfin TOP Tht
three games 70 be played this wcgb
may make still further changes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-18
Sealed Proposals.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. y
{ Houston. Va. July Is. 1870;

Houston. Va, July 10. Ai3UI. ss
THE BUILDING COMMITTEE OF
Halifax County jail invite sealed pro-
posals for the erection and completion
Of new county Jail. agreeable to the
plans and specifications prepared by
Architects Frank p. Milburn and Com
pany. Washington. D. G. Said plans
and specifications are now on file with
the County Clerk: also at the archi-
tects' Office.
Each contractor is requested to file
with the County Clerk sealed bid on or
before IL O'Clock noon. August /, 1907.
Each bid must be accompanied by GER
tilted check. made payable to the
chairman Of the Building Committee,
for $500, as evidence of good faith
on his part. and in case his bid Is Sac-
copied. that he will enter into con-
tract at once. and file an acceptable
guarantee company's bond for fifty
per cent. of the contract price FOR the
faithful performance Of the contract.
Eighty per cent. will be paid RS the
work progresses. retaining twenty per
cent. until final completion and ac-
ceptance. The Building Committee re-
serve the right to reject any and all
bids. r. S. BARBOUR,
Chairman Building Committee.
Gran Craddock, County Clerk.