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New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

who recently sold the Audubon Park apartment
house at the southeast corner OF Broadway and
I5sth St will c:rc: six story elevator apartment
house the site.
F. ". Jones. executor. has sold No. !sn West
a7th st. a three story and basement dwelling
house. On lot lSxloou feet.
Cammann. Voorhees, & Floyd and Horace : Ely
& Co have sold for the De Trobri2ud estate the
Ave story building No e63 Front St, adjoining the
northeast corner of Dover II IS on lot 21s
Il feet.
] j. Piumrer has sold for Annie T. Taylor the
SIX story fathouse No Il3 West lSth 81, ON lot
25xlcr.il feet.
James ". Kelly has sold for August and Frank
Battenhausen No. 40 10Th ave four story double
tenement house lot 25x73 feet. to Mary A
Eyrne for investment.
Thomas J.. Reynolds has sold for Philip Eoscn-
berg TO Julia Brown the six story fathoIse Nos
JOS and 10 West l3sth st. on plot 5oxseli feet
VI c Henley has sold No 81 West u5th 81.
fv. story nathuLse. lot 1sxi0oll feet. 10 Freida
ney.
story tenement house No. s1 Vest Goth st. cn lot
25 sxis.i1 feet.
e 5 Hills has sold John Regain No. -+o9
Grand ave. a frame building. plot iixi" feet
A. TroeIer has sold for Minnie kiegsr to Law
renee KreappeI the four family frame house No.
sI5 East l53d
J Arthur Fischer has sold for William H Mckn-
less 10 S May the four story brow nstone dwelling
No 107 West 3sth ST. between Broadway and 9Th
ave II occupies a lot 20x9S Q feet
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

Builders again prominent in real estate ud'
ing Owing 10 the projects which they have per
sected and which they intend TO carry out there is
a good market for large vacant plots In the upper
West Side districts. In the budget OF sales re-
ported last week large number OF ceals HI
fectng plots c- the West Side north OF osth ST.
all which. according to plans made pubic In 'he
week are 10 be improved with modern apartment
houses this spring. The business transacted lasi
week also revealed fair demand for hathorses III
thickiy populated tenement house sections Good
prices were paid for the properties which chaneeo
hands at auction. In the principal downtown onsi-
ness centre there was little buying
The lower 9Th section. where values nave
been considerably enhanced owing TO the tunnels
OF the Hudson G Manhattan Railroad Company be-
tween Manhattan Island and the Jersey shore. Is
rapidlv becoming more attractive TO investors and
speculators Purchases recently made in that sec
rien indicate that spectators and investors are
likely to unusually busy there in the near
future. Leor s Altmayer sold last week for h
Gerken 10 q client four story building at the
northwest corner of 6th ave. and Waverley Place,
known No. - sth and No 13o Waverley
Place This building was erected by the seller IN
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
REALTY NOTES.

] Arthur Fischer has leased for the various
owners the following properties The two four
story dwelling houses Nos 205 and 207 West 22d
st to a. Mrs. Grail: the four story brownstone
dwelling house No. 20s West 3sth st. 70 Mr..
Picke: the four story brownstone dwelling house
No 2l3 West 3Sth street to II MIR. Figailo. and TO
Hiram Bodson the three story brownstone and
brick front dwelling house No. 222 West 39th st
Clifford B. Harmon. of Wood. Harmon & Co.
will be the speaker Tuesday night before the
real estate class of the West Side Y Nj. C. A..
No SEQ West 51th st. His topic viii be West
chester Developments
Joseph T. Feist has leased for Mandelbaum &
Levine the store and basement the northwest
corner Of 43d st. and 9th for term of four
wears from May /. 1908. to the Union Pacific Tea
Company; also the adjoining store. No 609 9th
ave- to A. Finkelstein for four years from May i,
and the third loft at No. 55l West 42d stt for tho
BORNE Manufacturing Company TO Beinhauer
Brothers and the Hartog Candy Company.
The Charles r Noyes Company has leased the
store and basement at No. IL Park Place for the
s. F. Hayward company TO the John weigand
company, store and basement at No. ls7 Pearl
At for Julia D. Marten to the New York and New
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
wEsTCHEsTER OUTLOOK BRIGHT.
Clifford B. Harmon Says There Are Many
Realty Opportunities There.

There are many opportunities for investors and
hcrhe-saekers in Westchester County, according to
Clifford B. Harmon. In speaking yesterday
about real estate conditions there. Mr.. Harmon
said
The rapid transit improvements thus far in
stalled by various transportation companies have
greatly added to the popularity of the county.
Wcstchester County has been popular for years but
these improved methods of reaching this beautiful
country which lies directly in the path of the
growth of New York City. naturally bring il more
prominently before the public Many persons are
beginning TO realize that before purchasing prop
erty in the suburbs there many things TO con-
slider one of the most important being transporta-
ton.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
ACTIVITY AT FlSkE TERRACE.

The following sales have been made in F1ske
Terrace FIatbush. by the T. g. Ackerson Com
pany: No 739 East 18th ST. one family detached
dwelling house. on plot 5oxl2o feet $HO TO '3eorg"
s Wood: No s7 18th st. family de
,eched dwelling house. plot 40xlD feet So. 300.
10 William r. Carton OF Chicago: No. s21 East 18th
St, a one family detached dwelling house. on plot
4. Sx120 feet slo50o Antoinete Causton; No. IL
East 18th ST. one family detached dwelling house.
on nlot 6oxlv0 feet, s7.0G. to George r. Langen-
hacher. No s27 East 18th ST.. family de-
tached dwelling house. plot i26xi00 feet. No.50".
L, Sarah Brewster No. l7l5 Avenue II. one fam
iIy detached dwelling house. plot 5oxI0 feet.
$4,000 TO Charles +. Kingsley: No 27 East nth
St a one family detached dwelling house. on plot
A. sxlOO feet s05O0 to William j. B. Washbur1:
No IS Wellington Court. one family detached
dwelling house plot 4ox1126 feet. sl2.5no. to a
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
4 NOVEL REALTY DINNER.
1t Hill Be Held By Brokers IN Honor
of Tunnel Builders.

Al tn. New Jer,ev dinner which IS TO be held
early in April under the auspices OF the New 'e'
sey-New York Real Estate Exchange TO eeleoH
the opening OF the tunnel tubes OF the HUDSON
Manhattan Railroad Company oetw-ca MahnAt
and Hoboken. many persons prominent tn business
and political circles In New York and New Jsis
will be present Joseph r. Day IS chairman Oh '-'
dinner committee.
Among those who have already accepted ihN''s'
tions be present William c. MeAdoo' pres
dent of the Hudson & Manhattan Railroad eo
pany: Walter G. Oakman. president of tne Hu''''.
Companies: Charles NJ Jacobs. chic, ensineeI -
the Hudson Companies: Pliny Fisk. Whour L rs
William VI. Earnum. Governor j. Franklin ro ~
Ex-Governor John w Gr.sss- Colonel Wilhaii 90
bour. OF the Linen Thread Company. of PatefSoa
CoIoael Edward w Hine. secretary Of the Fu'"'
Service Corporation. Granville F. pai;ey W. ~,
Ing Scott. William Berdan Robert NJ. Es 'nss JOEL
j. Sioate. NJ. L. Ward. Josiah Dadies- VI Lu'N
John f. Leazer. William Nelson. John > Coo~s
Benjamin Brunauer. W. George Scott. w u fas.
weather. Joseph w. Dooiittie. Horace A. Rouh1'
Frank Stevens. E. A Cowley. George b- Coi
Robert A. Sihbald. j., Charles OBren. "iA-
Jsnery. Samuel p. vousht TT omas A. Ryer : fa"~
Hughes NJ. +. Burns. j. 8 Brown. charles
Hand. George j. Bayles lie Roy e Wetmore- WI"
lam II. White. p. 8. Clark. Georse DohertS. - -,
L. Hedden. E. H. Lambert William A Lamoe,~ L
Frank f. Knox. John J Mooney. Frank > VIZ"
Jams. J. E. Grape. James A. Romeyn. -. 49,.
Chaplin. A. Feist. w W. Slocum. W. X sa
Stuard Hirschman. F. l. Vrooman. F. NJ "e
and Charles Singer.
Chairman Day Is determined thar various ooA'
Of trade shall be represented oy specially resef'
tables. a feature which he successfully introuN.
AT the dinner OF the Manhattan Real Estate Ho-"
OF Brokers by inducing the various real esta's
changes to send delegations He has had inN
tiens sent to about boards of trade an.
business associations Throughout, New 'e'ses.
and he confidently expects them all 10 % 'ss
ssnted IT the New Jersey dinner."
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

Yonkers the New York Central has taken big
step toward completing this most important Inn
provement TO Harmon, the terminal, and from
what can learn will be only short time be-
fore th. is completed. What effect this WILL have
on values throughout the western section OF West
chester County is not matter OF conjecture but
we'll defined fact. The reduction Of the running
time of trains will mean very material increase
In population and therefore an ever-increasing de-
mand for Hudson River property.
unfortunately the supply is very limited being
mostly held in private estates. with which the
owners refuse part fo- any consideration fear
very much that after Harmon property has
been disposed OF. very little If any Hudson River
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
THOMAS W. LAWSON.

Jersey Lubricatinx Company: store No IS Spruce
st for J. A Murray "Das Morgen journal !.
storage space at No 10 Gold ST. for the standard
Paint Company to McSab Hartn; also the en-
tire eighth floor Of the Chapel Court Building No.
81 20 55 Clir st. for Charles A SChieren 70 the
Arthur e. Harris company
Louis C. Schliep has leased for the Provicen,
Savings Life Assurance Society loft IN the
building at the northeast end corner OF Broad
way and Spring TO Goessling & Fer-e for term
OF years
Brodie L. Duke I. said TO be the buyer OF the
plot sOxlOO at the northeast corner OF 5th ave
and Seth st. sold recently by William B. Leeds
through Henry -. Winans & May
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

Frederick Hahn No. S3l West 18th St. thrse
story building. a lot 25x92 feet
Bert G. Faulhaber Co. have sold for Hedwig
Glass Nos. l59 and 1sl West 99th St. a six story
apartment house with stores, plot 45xI0O II feet
6. B. Goodae Son have sold for !. L. Rytten-
berg No 2I7 7th ave. four story tenement nouse
lot 1akx70 feet
The Henry Morgenthau Company has sold
Henry H. Bulman the southwest corner OF Broad
way and l62d ST. plot 97.sxl0o feet Mr.. Bulnan
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
E. H. C0MSTOCK CHOSEN MANAGER
Action Of Belle Terre Club Pleases Many
Persons Prominent in Society.

Edward s. Comstock has been ap '9in'eo man
ger of Belle Terre Club. His connectlon WIN
raria-cIiff Lodge clearly demonstrated To INC
-. sc .hot resort that ne is ii OF ex-
csntiona1- ability and there is not the sIsh'eS.
ao,h, that he will quickly perfect the oeia!ls oi
the u,anagernent of Belle Terre Club III inns It's
second season =, .-,..,
,.ou.,r b.rbor The clubhouse. auxl-
| to- buildings stables and garage were reany lot
nee about the middle OF last summer. and the ap-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
BIG DEAL AT LINDEN. N. J.

Richard NJ Montgomery has sold for the William
Walter Phelps eetate about forty OF land on
Edgar and Wood ayes. Linden, N j. 10 the E.as,
Linden Development Company This property ha.
been held by the estate for thirty years II
gives to the East Linden Development Company 4
large frontage on Edgar The Linden company
abou, $50 acres. which Il will improve
with homes for ~orkinGmen.
The Standard Oil Company recently bought an
sd5o,nizg tract, % which 1t viii erect q refinery
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
FAIR FINANCE.
THANKS TO the PUBLIC.
Strictly to the letter Of nv pledge public shares OF
YUKON GOLD

were open York and Boston Yesterday ' ' 1'
6z, 634, !, ~ and H. ~ ~,
In two hours the shares ana uaoeo M
foreign account
thee rebung ana rese"e
This all the beginning OF time quick canvass -
shares OF oeeo orueiS "
ably another WHO o ~ "
Mond andgrea acivt andh the future
splendid response to my enorts WHICH ~
ready for the new hnai era VINO" I
by the capitalists An s
actuad solely by the latter nfouNe eu
morning N IN
of the dement,
of the buyer
andev
investment kno" o. anu
orders IN the iutule ~
the NewY Yok,Bo O Philadelphia Stock Exchanges
regard published Of Mr. Content o H.
his knowledge consent nave
York the gooo nc CHI
who did tne
OF he oue
Mr. Contents only conoh
commission oroSe
atlvas orthn n m
THOMAS W. LAWSON.
March
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
SALE OF A CONNECTICUT TRACT.

Edgar Curtis have sold Cor George E. Garland
and George A Miller. executors. the James Nor
r1s property Ridgeneid. Conn 1t comprises
eight and one-half acres Of land which are a
dwelling house and outbuildings. The buyer will
extensively alter the house for his own OCCUPANCY
The premises adSoins the old Keeler Tavern prop
cry. which was sold last year by the same brokers
TO Cass Gilbert the architect
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
ENTERTAINED THEIR EMPLOYEES.

The employees OF Pocher 4 Co. held their second
annual dinner on last Saturday night, March 2i.
After box party at the theatre a supper was
served at Brownies chop house. Broadway and
<eth ST In response toas,master many
speeches were made regarding real estate condi-
tons In Manhattan All the speakers predicted n
prosperous and a busy
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

pointments are a s complete A modern city club
building or hotel The advanced demand for suites
at the club for the coming season is unusually
large. Many persons prominent in New York social
circles have aireauy had suites reserved for them
The Belle Terre golf links lad last
year by Alexander II. Findlay and being
worked into perfect condition. II is understood
that invitations viii be issued for match
between foremost thirty forty players from
the Eastern clubs take place during the latter
part Of June early in July
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
John p. hirwan has sold for William T. Lns to
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
MANY SALES At SOUTH ELArsusH.

Wood Harmon & Co. have recently sold many
lots In their Brooklyn tracts At South Flatbush
last week the following sales were made: To Sam
ue B. Walker plot East 5sth. St. between
Fillmore ave. and Avenue O. to Francis Joseph
Butcher PLOT extending from East SD to East SD
st and located between Avenues n and n: to
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
WEST SIDE PLOTS IN DEMAND
BUILDERS ACTIVE IN THE NEW UPTOWN APART
MENT HOUSE DISTRICTS.
Specuoie Deals Sirth uenue Tunnel Sect'on-ood fe
Paid for Parcels at AUCTION.

and employ about Ave thousand hands The prop
erty is adjacent the Pennsylvania station al
Linden. n. j.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

property will remain to be developed and sold
In building lots
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

soc rinnpson Place 100 II Of lt4tn - - ~
II sxrS sty fran. tenens, h. same action 20
,.n,. ATTY. same ref; 3Ss ETC., -
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

NO 10 TO IS EAST 10TH ST
1.,,.s story sathouses on a plot 127xlGll rect
sold by J. H. Harlan & Co. for Jennie heich-
man 10 Arthur Sanders
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

NO o7e WEST s6TH ST.
A five story dwelling house lot aoxloe2 feet,
sold by f. & G. Pfomm for the Charles T. Bar
new
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
Real Estate Wanted.

v1-or-ID LIKE TO HEAR AT ONCE From oWNkS
w having farm for SALE Not psrt'cuar @s--
Vocation Please price and reason for SeIins -
state when possession be had Z DARBfSHlHA
BOZ y :. Rochester " Y
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

NO. I34 WEST S1TH ST
four story dwelling house a lot 20xl0o feet
sold by n. l. & L. Ottinger 10 Aaron Bux-
ba urn.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-05-21
GOV. GLENN WAS NOT OFFERED
A BRIBE.

The statement was recently made
that Gov. Glenn had been offered q
bride OF $4,000 to pardon man
who had been convicted of running
a blind tiger and sentenced to the
roads. We did believe the statement
when we saw it in print. because the
story seemed unreasonable. What
man white or black, who would run
a blind tiger has the money or friends
who have it and are willing to put
upS1O,OOO to secure his release? Such
a ransom is out OF proportion to the
offense. True, a trap might be set
for the Governor in this but such a
thing is not probable. Now Govern
or Glenn comes forward and denies
that he has been offered bride in
any sum. AS quoted by a Raleigh
press dispatch he says:
Il either expressed myself badly or
the reporter misquoted me at Sails
bury, forI did not intend 30 say any
body had ever offered me bride.
was asked to change the imprisOn-
ment to q fine, but refused. No
whiskey man has ever offered me a
bride"
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-05-21
Court Notes.

Vance Superior Court convened
Monday, his honor Judge Charles NJ.
Cooke presiding. Judge lyon who
held court here in February was to
have presided but he and Judge Cooke
made an exchange of courts. Solicit
or G. c. Daniels is present as States
prosecutor.
Following are the grand jury: Wal
ter Bullock, foreman; Willie L. Duke,
Sam Hicks, ". H. Finch, S. J. Harris,
R. J. Corbitt, B. B. Collins, G. V.
Barnes, c. A. Barker, E. A. Perger-
son, S. b. Mabry, J. j. Vaughan, c.
J. Taylor, w. Ed Moss, J. H. Rice,
r. S. Watkins, |. c. Rowland, J. N.
Stainback.
The following cases on the State
docket had been disposed Of up to
the time court ad jOurned Wednesday
evening:
Mollie Green, keeping bawdy house;
guilty. Judgment not pronounced.
James Phipps and John Harris, ne
groes, larceny and receiving; guilty.
Judgment not pronounced.
Troy Knight, larceny and receiving;
guilty. months on Granville coun-
ty roads.
Wallace Cooley, abandonment;
guilty. Judgment suspended upon
payment of costs.
John Harris, John Goode and Fri
day Burton, negroes, larceny and re-
ceiving; guilty. Judgment not pro-
nOunced.
Grant Russell, negro, carrying con
cealed deadly weapon; guilty. Fined
$40 and costs.
Ben Perry, negro, carrying coceal-
ed deadly weapon; guilty. Fined $40
and costs.
J. G. Lewis, resisting an officer;
guilty. Fined $40 and cost.
Minor Satterwhite, negro, Islander
of an innocent woman; guilty. Fined
500 and COSTS. This case was a mis-
trial at last court.
Anna Speed, negro, larceny and re-
ceiving; not guilty.
j. d. Mills. carrying concealed
deadly weapon; guilty. months
on Granville county roads.
John Bright, negro, larceny and
receiving; guilty. II months on the
Granville county roads
Porter Aston, negro, larceny; guilty
4 months on Granville county roads.
Wyatt billiard, abandonment;
guilty. Judgment not prom ounced.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-05-21
Excerpts from the Durham Herald

You lean at least help to enforce the
prohibition law by living up to it
yourself.
If Mr.. Aycock cannot do better else
where than he did in his own town he
had better drop out OF it.
And after it is all over it is going
to take the politicians some time to
figure out where they are at.
There were no women and children
to hear Mr.. Settle speak, but this lett
room for that many more voters.
All the politicians are just now
prohibitionists and mighty near all
of the prohibitionists are politicians.
If Mr.. Simmons has no more
strength than was shown by Mr.. Ay-
cock there is no use to make a fuss
about it.
SO far as our own appetite is con-
cerned we-are as good aprohibition-
ist as the best of them,> but we are
not for regulating the other fellow.
They should have passed a law
making it unlawful for man to vote
against prohibition and then they
would have had it as they want it.
When they ask you if you can afford
to vote a ticket reading for the sale
and manufacture OF whiskey tell them
you had nothing to do with fixing
up that trick.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers are small
safe, sure and gentle little pills Sold at
Parker's Two Drug Stores.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-05-21
Doctor Used D. D. in ills Prac-
tice.
Liquid Prescription IS Certain
Cure for Eczema.

Still another Ezema specialist comes
forward in enthusiastic praise OF d. D.
D. Prescription, the wonderful external
remedy which cures Eczema and other
similar diseases like magic. He is DR.. G..
B. Holmes of Silver City, Miss, and in
summing up his impressions of the start
ling cures ID. d. D. has effected, he says:
Il have been using your D. D. D. for
four years with gratifying results. IT'S
AS NEAR A SPECIFIC FOR HERPES,
ECZEMA, PSORIASIS, ETC, AS IS
QUININE FOR MALARIA"
DIR. Holmes is one of hundreds of ply
sicians who use D. D. D. in their daily
practice. The D. D. D. company allows
physicians to use this remedy with the
understanding that they tell their pa
tientsl what it was that cured them
when the terrible itch has been wiped
out, the skin healed and the raw wound
covered over with soft white skin. d.
ID. ID. is not nasty paste to smear the
skin and clothing but it is clear liquid
1t is advisable to use d. D. D. soap in
connection with d. D. D. Prescription
necessary? That remedy is sold at PAR
KER'S TWO DRUG STORES. Come in
and let us show you convincing proof
that D. d. ID. will cure your skin disease.
Even If you have not decided to use D.
D. ID. remedy, come in and explain your
case any way.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-05-21
Special Rates and Cars to Bir-
mingham Account of Confed-
crate Reunion June 6th-9th.

Account of the above occasion the Sea-
board announces low round "trip rates to
Birmingham and return. Rate from
Raleigh $12.O5; Durham, $11 .95; Hen
derson, $12 80; Oxford, $11 80; Hamlet,
'$1O.1O; Wilmington, $3.50; Charlotte,
$3.50; Wadesboro, $500. All other
points on same basis. Tickets will be
sold June 9th, 7th, and Sth final return
limit June Goth; extension final limit can
only be secured on account of illness, but
stop-overs will be allowed within the
final limit at Athens, Atlanta, Cedartown
and Borden Springs. Low side trip rate
tickets will be sold from Birmingham to
points Of interest in that vicinity. Gen.
Julian S. Carr, Commander in Chief, the
Durham Camp, and the Mecklenburg
Camp of Charlotte having decided to use
the Seaboard, extra coaches and Pull
man car will be provided from Durham
on d. & S. train leaving Durham at 3:15
p. m. Monday. June Sth, connecting at
Apex with No. Al, leaving Raleigh at
4:15 p m., Apex at 4:43 o. M, arriving
at Birmingham without change, the fol-
lowing day at 1910. Extra coach and
Pullman car will also leave Charlotte by
special train at 900 p. m. the same date,
connecting with No. Al leaving Monroe
at 1870 p. m This train has Nronnec-
ton from all points north of Ralei ghand
at Hamlet with train from Wilmington
and extra coaches will be provided for
other Camps on application. and if bust
ness is sufficient to justify it,special train
will be run from Monroe.
For further information apply to
Ticket Agents, or
C. H. GATTIS,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
No. 4. W. Martin St., Quicker Bldg.)
Raleigh, N. c.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-05-21
Notice to Contra tors

THE BUILDING COMMITTEES OF rus
l. new Court House for Ganc. Copr.'
N. c.. invite sealed proposals fort qrs,,iol
of additions and alterations To th,. mr.,
court house, agreeable to plans ana srs,;s
cations prepared by Architects Frat,t )
Milburn 4 Co., Washington. D. {. An bi
to be sealed and filed with the Eaois,,r !
Deeds of Vance county on or before In ,.,j,.l
A. NJ, June LIST, 1908. Plans aud sprreca
tions are now on file with the E.gistpr !
Deeds OF Vance county at Henderson y q
and at the architects office. Contractors -,
requested to file a bid for The new uortion ,
the building complete and also II, n s.narat
proposal for the additions and alterations I
the old building. 1t is possible tina, the t',,a
mittee will only complete the new portion 4
the building, and leave the changes in the al
building TO be done later The Committa
reserves the right to reject any or all bidl
The successful contractor will be REQUIRED 4
give bond for 80 o of the contract pri9
The work to be paid for rs it progress
80 o,retaining 20 % until final completiol
Contractors are also requested to file lid
for the removal of the retained portion
the old building to rear of its present loc
ton. % feet.
IC BOBBITT.
Chairman Board ofCounty Commissioners
X. W EDWARDS,
Register of Deeds and Clerk TO Board 81
commissioner
This May IL. 1908.