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of committee.
An amendment offered tina,
the petition be laid on the table
} for want of funds. Amendmen,
carried and the original motion
lost.
On motion the board adjourn
ed until Tuesday morning.
| Tuesday morning. Board
met as per adjournment. All
members present and called to
order by the chairman.
On motion the personal taxes
of Mrs. Willman, of Center Twp.
for 1905 is abated on account of
her being county charge.
On motion all request for re:
fundments for tax OF. account
of tax having been worked out
shall be referred to the town
board of the township from
which such requests come
from except when such appii-
cations shall be made by cor
porations.
On motion a refundment of
81 school poll of Ole A. Heglie
was ordered refunded for 1906,
he being under age.
On motion the sheriff is in
structed to bring in the assess
ment books from Greendale and
! Danton Twps., and charge up
to the respective Twps., the ex-
pense of getting them.
On motion the road overseer's
of the different road distric ts
are instructed to destroy or
cause to be destroyed all noxi-
GUS weeds in his district; as
provided by Sec. 2OS6-87 $3.50
of 1905 Code of N. d. Such
weeds may be destroyed by
pulling, cultivatingor or spraying.
On motion the board adjurn-
ed until 2 p. m.
Two o'clock p. m. Board met
as per adjournment all mem
bers present and called to order
by the chairman.
On motion an abatement was
made Of delinquent personal
taxes of John Wrege, of Hank
inson. on account of him leav-
ing the country and having no
property in the county.
On motion the drainage COM
missioners are requested to no.
tify, by letter, and advertise in
a paper to the owners of all
land assessed for drainage pur-
pose in the following drains:
Walcott drain No. 5, Wynd-
mere and Sargent drain No. 6,
Garborg drain No. z, Home.
stead drain No. 8, Walcott ex-
tension drain No. 2, Iron Spring
drain No. 10, Standy drain No.
IL, Eagle drain No. 10, Viking
drain No. II. That all who de-
sire to pay such drain tax in
full may do so on or before Oct.
let, 1907. And that the county
com missioners will advertise
to sell bonds to raise funds to
pay such drainage tax remain
ing unpaid on the said first
day of Oct. 1907. And that said
bonds will become a lein on
such lands only that are so
bonded.
On motion the former motion
establishing the salary of the
drainage commissioners be re-
considered.
On motion the board adjourn
ed until Wednesday morning.
Wednesday morning. Board
met as per adj jourment all
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CITY COUNCIL.

CITY COUNCIL.
Adjourned meeting Wahpe.
ton City Council July 8, 1907.
Meeting called to order by
Mayor Eberley. Members pres
ent; Forkner, Hess, Schneider,
Albrecht, Vcves, Robinson and
Giles.
Ordinance No. 9S being an
ordinance amending ordinance
No. 96, changing the boundaries
OF sewer district No. 4, was
read as amended, for the second
time.
Motion made and seconded
that ordinance No. 50 be an
proved aud adopted as read.
Motion carried by vote as fol-
lows: Ayes. Forkner, Albrecht,
Hess, Giles and Robinson.
Nos. Schneider and Noves.
Plans and sp@ cifcations of
sewer in sewer district No. 4,
were read and discussed.
The following resolution was
introduced.
RESOLUTION.
Be it resolved by the city
council of the City of Wahpe-
ton that the plans and specifi-
cations for the construction of
a sewer in sewer district No. t,
from Second street to Ninth
street on Dakota Ave. and the
estimate of the probable cost of
the same as furnished by
Samuel Crabbe, consulting en-
gineer, now on file in the office
OF the city auditor of said city
be and the same are hereby ap-
proved,
Motion made and seconded
that the resolution as read be
approved and adopted, which
motion was carried by vote as
follows: Ayes. Forkner, AL
brecht, Robinson, Giles and
Hess. Nos. Schneider and
Voves.
Motion carried that the city
auditor be instructed to adver-
tise for bids for constructing
sewer in sewer district No. +,
according to plans and specifi-
cations in auditors office. Bids
to be opened Saturday July 27,
at 8 p. m.
Mayor Eberley appointed
John Donovan as chief of fire
department for the ensuing
year.
Motion carried that the ap-
pointment as made be confirm
ed.
Motion carried that the bills
of H. H.G.Rasmusson be returned.
The following bills were pre-
sented.
GENERAL FUND.
E. B. Oliver, labor. 4 90
Chas. Forman, ...... 4 90
A. Skauge, ...... 4 90
Motion carried that the bills
as read be allowed and paid.
Motion carried that the
weighing machine be ordered
taken from the streets.
Motion carried that we ad-
journ. WM. r. PURDoN,
Civ A uditor
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Commissioners proceedings
July 1st, 1907. Board of county
commissioners met in regular
session; Sletmoe, Green, Zent-
graf, Wright and Ness being
present and were called to ord
er by the chairman.
The minutes of the last meet
ing we're read and on motion
were approved.
Commissioners Sletmoe and
Ness gave the treasurer $152.5O
as evidenced by treasurers re-
ceipt, said money received from
the sale of old bridge lumber.
On motion the board ad-
journed till 2 o'clock p. m.
Two o'clock p. m. Board met
persuant to adjournment all
members present and called to
order by the chairman.
On motion the chairman was
instructed to sign the warrant
of admission of Christina Nell
son, Barrie Twp, and Carrie
Anderson, of Walcott, to the
Insane Asylum at jamestown.
On motion a duplicate war
rant was ,ordered to Alvis
GaukJer for $500 to replace one
that was lost.
On motion an abatement was
made to c. D. Rittenhouse for
school poll and road poll for the
year 1882 and 1883 and school
poll for the year 1885 in Wah-
peton, N. D., On account of him
not being a resident of Wahpe-
ton at that time.
Resolved that the county
auditor be and is hereby
authorized and empowered to-
accept in full settlement of per-
sonal taxes delinquent prior to
the year 1902. the same amount
of such taxes with Z per cent.
added thereto provided such
taxes are paid before Jan. 1st,
1908.
On motion the county board
agreed to settle with Toller
Rollang for the original amount
of taxes for the years 1S94-95-
1900-O3-05,O6 on a part of Nw14
of Nw12, Sec. 1S-136-5O, as the
assessment was for 8s4 acres
when said Toller Rollang only
owns 41a acres.
The following petition from
Elma Twp was presented to
the board.
We, the undersigned resident
citizen and tax payers and own.
ers of real estate in Elma Twp,
Richland county, N. d., hereby
petition you Hon. Board of
County Commissioners for aid
and financial assistance in the
matter of improving, repairing
and making highways in our
Township of Elma. We find
our roads at present in many
places in deplorable condition
and especially in the east side
of our township with mile and
half mile stretches of impass-
BILE roads along of Sec. "a and 25
about ITO to 125 rods of improv-
ments and know that our levy
of road tax will 20 but a little
way to help US with the sur
plus of water that has accum.
lated in the sluughs during
these wet years and the many
low places that require culverts
and tixings. We therefore re-
specttully invite a. committee
of two of your board to visit
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and see for yourselves our pres
ent condition. And while we
know that the calls on you,
board for aid are many, we alsc
realize that in the past we have
not been asking for help al
your hands nor have we receiv.
ed it to any extent. We esti.
mate tina. we, would need for
Elma Twp. about 5000 tu put
the highway that are absolutely
necessary to be worked in any
kind of proper shape and this
amount we require over and
above road levy for current year.
Hoping you may see tit to grant
our prayer we submit this peti-
tion for your careful considera
tion. Signed by P. A WahIum
and others.
Wahpeton, June IL, 1907.
We the undersigned COM
mittee on bridges of the 4th
com missioners district beg to
leave the following rep rt, That
we would recommend to donate
to Elma Twp, $500 to build
bridge between Sec. "a and 90
1880.
Respectfully submitted,
VIM. Green,
John ]. Zentgraf,
Commissioners.
Wahpeton, July /, 1907.
We, the undersigned COM
mittee on bridges of the 3rd
comm missioners district beg
leave to report as follows: That
the bridge of section line be-
tween Sec. 20 and 80 in Brand
enburg Twp, is completed ac-
cording to agreement.
Respectfully submitted,
John J. Zentgraf,
P. E. Sletmoe,
Commissioners.
Wahpeton, July 1, 1907.
We, the undersigned com.
tnittee on bridges of the 3rd
commissioners district beg
leave to report as follows: That
the five bridgesin Belford Twp,
are completed according to
agreement and we order dona-
ton paid to the treasurer of
Belford Twp, of $3.50.
Respectfully submitted,
John J. Zentgraf,
P. E. Sletmoe,
SO"ulSSlOucIS.
Colfax, June IL, 1907.
We, the com mittee in the let
commissioners district beg
leave to report that we have ex
amined the following bridges
between Sec. in Walcott Twp.,
on Sec. IL in Barrie Twp, 1856.
90 known as the Jens Olsen
bridge. And the bridge between
Sec. 20 and 20 1860 known as
the Stevens bridge. Also the
bridge between Sec. 20 and 29-
1861 known as the Barrie
bridge built by the N. w. Bridge
Co. and found that same bridge
was built according to plans
and specifications and order
that same be paid for as per
contract price. Also the repair
ing of the Hovetson bridge be-
tween Sec. 81 and 32-136- 81, said
bridge to te paid for as per con-
tract price. P. E. Sletmoe,
\ c. Ness,
Committee.
Motion made and seconded
that a donation of $500 be given
to Elma Twp, for the construc-
ton of a bridge as. per report
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Motion carried that the bills
as read be allowed and paid.
Motion carried that the
weighing machine be ordered
taken from the streets.
Motion carried that we ad-
journ. WM. r. PURDoN,
City Auditor.
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On motion the board adjourn
ed to meet on Monday morning
July 9Th, 1907.
r. c. NESS, Chairman.
e. S. CAMERON, Auditor,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-01
Death of Mrs. Ansley.

Mss. Harriet Ansley, wife OF Ii. Z.
AusIey. treasurer of the Southern Rail
wav C1mpluy, died at 1870 O'Clock last
night at her home No. Sl3 Prince street.
The deceased had been Ill for some time
from organic disease, and her death vas
not unexpected. She leaves beside her
husband five childrenu-two sons and
three daughters Mrs. Ausley was o
daughter Of the late Rev. DR.. Robert w.
and Susan f.. Fuller, of Beaufort, South
Carolina Her father was a noted Bap-
fist divine. She was a most estimaoie
and loysble woman, aud daring her RESI-
dence in Alexandria had BY her gentle
and attractive manner made many warm
friends The distressed husband ana
children have the sincere sympathy OF
all their friends and acquaintance 10
their bereavement. The fnneral services
which will take place from her late resi-
dance tomorrow morning at ! l O'CLOCK
will be conducted by Revs w. -
Morton and p. P. Phillips The inter
nent will be in the family lot In 81 81,
pauls Cemetery. The pallbearers VII
he Mr.. w. W. Finley, Mr. A. ii. tian'
aud Mr.. +. F. Parham, president, comp
froller and assistant treasurer respect
lively of the Southern Railway Company,
and Messrs. c. w. Ashby, w. b. Smoo'
and Hubert Snowden, OF this city.
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RAFzOnals

Ma ] I. Saunders gave New 1es'
p1fty q, her home on upper Dnke stiee',
last night. Ailer number OF games
were PLAYED retire, hmeois weie served
capt. Kason. of the Norfolk steamer
Washington, has resigned. and CsP'sln
Bailey Reed, formerly comusnder OF Ine
excursion steamer jamestown, has oeeo
appointed in his place.
Miss Margnfite Nash entertained .
number Of her young friends al a 'eS
party" Saturday afternoon al her BONE
Rose Cottage" DIXIE street extended.
Ensign Fairfax Iesry, U: >. ~, nao
has been visiting bis cousiu. Captain
Herbert Bryant, in this city. viii leave
tonight for Norfolk to pin bis ship, 'ns
Virginia. Ensign Leary ives the ONO a.
translator at the Russian japanese peace.
conference at Portsmouth, n. b., ano
received Distinguished consideration RON
both The Russian and Japanese govern.
ments. He Is considered one OF the most
brilliant young officers in the navy.
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LOCAL BREvITIES.

Services we're held 10 81. Mary's
Church this morning, as Is usual on
the fst day Of tho year.
Mr. Leon Coggswell, SOD OF The laie
John Coggswell, former resident Of
this city, died in Washington yes!efdsy'
The remains of the lste Jonah White
will arrive in this city tomorrow morn
ing from New York and will be con-
yeyed to the residence of Airs. }. 1.
Hill. 2ll south Royal street. The fn-
neral will take place from st. Mays
Church at TO O'Clock. where high mass
will be celebrated. ?
Among the victims Of the railroad disaster
near Washington Sunday night. vas hiss
Anna NJ. Reading. who had many friends ~
this city, where she formerly lived
The doll which had been displayed 10 BIT.
r, II. Knights store and which was won 81
Mr. Henry LIlley, was placed there By the
Alexandria Athletic Association.
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Nerntiafinns Progressing

1t Is said about the whsrves that the
movement toward the establishment oil
another Norfolk line Of steamers during
the coming simmer is crystalizlng. Ne,
potiations are still progressing toward
that cod, aud those In position to kn9"
say that there is every reason TO believe
that they will be successful. 1t is said
that two large passenger steamers ROW 10
New York are to be brought here and
placed upon the route In time to meet
the demand for transportation when the
Jamestown Exposition shall have opened.
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The Country's Finances.

Secretary Shaw 10 a resume OF the
years financial record, says: =
During the year money IN actual cir
culation, exclusive Of amount in Treas
nry vaults, has increased over 5000, 900,
900. =.
S145. 900. 900 Of this increase is avail
abb. for bank reserve and 500, 900, OOl
| Is In national bank circulation.
Existing siripgency is ,reaceable IL
no respect or degree to the independent
treasury system Of the United States.
The admitted shortage Is caused b
the unprecedented property In thii
country.
Unusual business activity calls for an
unusual amount Of actual money and OF
credits based on actual money.
The volume of money does not re-
spond 10 the volume Of our business,
The spirit Of speculation Ia among us,
and, Ike the drink habit, those most
addicted are frequently the londest 10
dennnciatioD.
The present national financial policy
does not place power or authority witt
one man. The responsibility rests Will
an administration.
A financial panic ruins any adminit
tfaliop.
Admittedly, our present monetary
| syslem Is detective, but the assumption
| that enc can be substituted that will b
perfect is somewhat violent.
There Ia no occasion for alarm. LIE
every man be of good cheer and Try Il
be conservative.
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Police Court.

There we're ak cases on the docket
If the Police Court this morning, all
misdemeanors and all the delinquents
white men. None Of the ofenses were
of a serious nature, but evidently incl
dental 10 too much reasonable indulgence.
Two forfeited their collateral by failing
to appear, two we're dismissed and small
fines we're imposed upon two others.
Officers Knight and Arlington found a
buggy on the corner of Cameron and ST.
Assph streets last night and took 1t to the
station house 10 await the appearance
of the owner,
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Italians Fined.

Constables r. J. Pennypaeksr aud
John Cornell, at the head Of a posse OF
citizens, arrested about 60 Italians IN
Alexandris county, yesterday. The a.
rsst was the outcome OF the disofdefly
conduct aud shooting q short distance
north of this city last sunday eTening.
Tbs prisoners we're conducted 10 inc
offics Of Justice I-asc G. Burel. Dom
mic Bnzzs Who was arrested Sunday de
clsred he had been attscked and fired on
before he used bis pistol In seli'deiense'
Hls testimony implicated Joseph Bar
tholomy, Jess Range aud Thomas bsreo,
respectively, and each Of them was taed
$50 and costs. Justice Burrell dismiss-
ed Buzze, holding that he had acted IN
self defense. The action, however, was
with the understanding that the accused
would discontinue the practice OF carry
ing concealed weapon. The others IN
the party we're also dismissed
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Incorporated.

Woodward & Lothrop, the weil'known
merchants. Of Eleventh and + streets, wash
ington Yesterday changed their firm from
no'oartnerghip to a corporation BY eertit'
cate fled with the re ,or1er Of deeds. 4 CAPT,
ri stock Of 81, 10000 is provided for. and
The corporation Il empowered 10 conduct
mercantile business in the manner and form
usually conducted in department stores. Inc
ineorporators, all stockholders. who arc
named as trustees for the first year are .,
Walter Woodward. Alvin N. Loihrop. MAY
Fischer, William W. Everett. a9d ueorss n.
Everett. The big Woodward & lDthrop slcrs
is as we'll known by Alerandrians' as IL Is 70
WashingtOnans
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Schooner Libelled

The schooner Farmers Friend. Capt
Moses Smith, now lying at Washington.
off the navy yard, Was yesterday libeiiea
in the Supreme Court Of the DiatTict OF
Columbia for wages alleged to be due
Edwin and Oscar Conley and Levin Bee,
who were EN- ployed on her. The men
assert that they shipped on the schooner
At Cone river. November 2, 1906, each
receiving at that time $3.50 from Capt
Smith as sn advance on wages, the Con,
lev men to receive each SIT month and
Bee Sl2 q month. They claim thai
thew have not since been paid anything
for their services. The Farmers FRIEND
has been running for long time on the
Potomac
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Old Firm to Dissolve.

The drug firm of VARIED & Hall, one
of the Oldest 6tms 10 the city. will be
dissolved on February lst and the bust
mes. will be brought by Mr. Frank War
field, who, 1t is understood, will coz
tinue II at the old stand. Mr.. w. j
Hall will retire from active business and
Mr.. Edgar WsrGeld will become aaso
cisted with his sod, Mr.. Edgar War
field, it,, in the drug business.
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Holiday.

Today is legal holiday, and after the
morning hours business was practically
suspended. Many people were on the
streets and a few citizens kept "open
house." but the "callers" we're not nu'
merous. The usual number OF Alexan-
drisus went over 10 Washington to spend
the day sightseeing and visiting in
that city. Today concludes tho Christ
mas holiday
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4 Mysterious Find.

Mr.. Charles Dearborn, who for some
time has been employed as Waterman on
the old steamer Arowsmith, lying in a
dock between King and Prince streets,
this morning took to the station house q
hat and some letters which he found in
the bar room of the old steamer. The
letters were addressed 10 c. A. Thomas,
Clinton. Md, and had evidently been in
the water. How the hat and letters got
where they were found Mr. Dearborn is
at loss 10 know.
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Pretty Calendars.

The POrlner Brewing Company Is present
ine the usual attractive calendars this season
They were late in getting here, owing TO To.
collision Of the Kaiser Wilhelm der Cross
of Cherbourg, on which steamer shipmen
was made from Germany. The subject,
pretty woman, is entitled The Michel
Maker" II il lithogrsphic reproduction
OF q pastel By Dyson. who ranks with Chas
Dana GihSop, the famous delineator. as tn
creator of a type of the American besaii
neauliarly his own
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The Passing of the Year 1907

The year 1906 was tolled out 1851
night aud the advent Of 1907 welcomed
Inv the usual bsll-ringiug, whi'lle-blow-
iog and explosions. Shortly after dark pis-
tols and guns were discharged aud pow.
der. crackers exploded. This was kept
no until after the old year been tolled
out and the new rung in. There were
many people. both young and old. on The
streets.
There we're social gatherings at clubs
and other places, as well as 10 NUMBERS
OF houses. =,
Watch night services we're heid III
Trinity NJ. l.. Church and the Free
Methodist Church which we're well al
tended. The services were interesting
aud appropriate. Services we're also hsid
10 some of the colorcd chulches.
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THE TURkFY QUESTION

il an important one just now. For many
wears we have been buying Christmas Turk
evs for the best trade in the city. We know
where TO get the kind that pleases our cue
,amers-the hind that will please you. TT!
one and YOU will know where to come ne1
'i"e' WHIP. wooLLs & SON.
Royal and Wolfe streets.
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An Alarming Situation

frequently results from neglect Of closgel
bowels and torpid liver, until constipation
becomes chronic. This condition is nnknoEr
to those who use DR.. Kings New Life Pills
the best and gentlest regulators OF Stomact
a Sons. druggist. Price 25e.
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INSTANT TO THE REQUIREMENTS
I Of the bylaws, notice Is hereby gwen ' "a
,hs snnusl meeting ofthe stockholders OF the
NEW WASHINGTON BRICK COMPANY,
for the election of nine directors to serve for
the ensuing year and for the transaction OF
snch other business rs may be brought be-
fore fore the meeting, will be held at the com
nanv's Office. No. Ill south Fairfax street,
sn tie city OF Alexandra, state OF Virginia,
an ths first THURSDAY after the second Mon,
dsy being the SEVENTEENTH DAY OF
JIHiJARY, 1907. at noon. Polls will be
onen from 70 o'clock m, TO one o'clock p. III.
T L. H0LBR0OK, President,
WM. f. MATTIEGLY, Secretary.
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Maria ge Licenses.

Marriage licenses were Issued IN
Washington yesterday to Hugh +. Boyer
and, Carrie Virginia Moot, both oil
Woodstock; Clarence II. Funk. OF
gtrssburg, and Auns NJ. Keller, o! Fisb-
srs Hill; Harvey King and Myra
Dobson. both of AIexandris; William /.
Deming, Of Washington. and Alice III.
Pitzbuah. OF Fairfax; James + Powell,
Hsrtsyille, 8. c., and Amelia F. c. Cox,
of Charlottesville; Charles II. Dudley
and lydia N. Chisholm, both Of Wood
ridge: Gordon Gregg and Beaumont
Purcell. both OF Purcellville.
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NOTICE.

prepare for War In time Of Peace. Ccai y
Comfort. We are delivering the vety osai
market price. 2,240 lbs. to the ten, promptly
delivered by. curso,r
Both Phones %. l07 south Roys sIree''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-01

Ii YOU like Coffee hut dare not drink 1t,
try DR.. Shops Health Coffee, 1t is true
that real Coffee does disturb the Stomach
Heart and Kidneys. But DR.. Shops Health
Coffee has not grain Of true coffee. In 1t.
Being made from parched grsirs malt, etc.
having the true favor Of Old Java and Mocha
Coiiee. Made 10 minute" Call at our
store for a free sample. sold by L. 8. Lead.
bsster 4 Sons.
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The Fire DEPARTMENT.
The following Is report Of the Reliance
Rira ComnanY during the past year:

Daring the year the company WAS N &c
tuL service Is hours. 20 minutes; number Of
feet Of hose used, II 400 Respectfully,
WM. II. BoNTZ Engineer.