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Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1908-06-04

Esq. G. N. Henri, of Tilton, was
a visitor here the first of the week.
Mrs. T. G. Bull is the guest of
her mother, this week, IN Searcy.
Mrs. J. W. Wilder had for a
guest this week, Miss Mag Win
free, of Tip.
Maj. R. B. Heating is having a
residence erected ON his lots in the
north part of town.
W. A. Mccain, Forrest City's
Marshal, was business visitor in
the city, this week.
W. B. Kyle a delegate to the
State Democratic Convention was
an attending member of that body
in the Capitol city this week.
Big cuts or little cuts, small
scratches or bruises or big ones
are healed quickly by Dewitt S
Witch Hazel Salve. It is especial
ly good for piles. Be sure to get
Dewitt's. Sold by Howell Drug
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. FL. Crossett
leave Monday June, 8, for Santa
Cruz, California, where they will
spend the summer with the form
er's sister, Mrs. E. G. Kramer.
They will make stop-overs at
Denver, Salt Lake City and other
points and we wish them happy
vacation during the heated season.
They will be gone about 80 days.
DIED: Wednesday, June, 3,
1908, about 2 100 o'clock p. NJ, at
her home in Pumpkin Bend, Mrs.
Clara Frye. The deceased was a
good motherly woman and a life
long member of the church. A
brother, two sisters, one grand
daughter and mother, six children
and a host of friends are left tc
mourn her death. The NEWS extends
heartfelt sympathies to the be.
reaved.
P. W. Archer pile driver engi
neer, while tightening some bolts
on his engine which was engaged
in driving piling on the long
trestle near Fakes, Tuesday morn
ing got his right arm caught il
the machinery which crushed same
to pieces. He was Immediately
brought to this city but was later
taken to Wynne. 1t is though
that his arm will have to be am
putated just below the elbow. Mr.
Archer is member of Judson1s
lodge No. 81, of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows. Six mer
were required to turn his engine
off of him. His family resides il
Wynne.
The members of the McCrory
Concert Band met at the News
Office Monday night and among
some of the business transacted
was the renting of the McCrory
concrete hall and after all thu
money had been paid in, Secretary
81. G. Shearer was requested tt
order the instruments. Walter
W. Raney was elected manager
and J. M. Hackney was made
member of the Band. No teacher
as yet, has been employed but it il
supposed that the excellent ser
vices of Mr.. Frank D. MCLEAN
who has so ably and efficient.
taught the Paragould, Wynne an(
Earle bands, will be employed. A
meeting will be held at 500
O'Clock Monday night at the News
office. All members are requested
to be present. Any young mai
of good moral character is cor
daily invited to join the organ
ization. The admission fee is $40
90, the person so joining to furn
ish his own instrument.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1908-06-04
City Officials,

~IIy OIEkOIdI3a
Mayor Dave Burkett.
Recorder II. w. Jernigan.
Marshal J. P. Taylor.
Treasurer r. b, Heating.
Alderman: ]. W. Wilder. j. C. McCrory, X
M. Conner. Fletcher Lewis and R. B. Heating.
Street Committee: ]. w. Wilder and j. C.
McCrory.
Finance Committee: Fletcher Lewis and R.
B. Heating.
Board of Health; Fletcher Lewis, DR.. H. P,
Hargis, DIR. b. Howell r. B. Heating and May
or Burxett
Ordinance Committee; Fletcher Lewis and
R. B. Heating,
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1908-06-04
Public Examinations.

Teachers Public Examinations-ThIr Thurs
day and Friday in March, June, September
and December
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-25
DEATH OF HIGH SCHOOL BOY.
Leland IL. Simon Passes Away at
Sf.S5 state Mental Hospital.

A death that Is much regrette 8e .i-S
pecialiy among students OF the ~ ell;
school, was that OF. Leland k.i Sim
ions, formerly Of Fayson, but later a.
resident OF this city He died sudden-
llyS and Very unexpectedly at the stare
mental hospital, Provo, III esterday morn
ing. having been removed to that lnstl-
tuition some weeks igo 5s5s
r. LII April, 1907. the boy WAS struck on
the head by a heavy hammer. during q
track meet practise at the Ugh school
lie was II bystander, and the hammer
slipped from tho hand OF the throsger..
sslorta long time he was III q preearious
2oondtion, hut subsequently recovered
sufficiently to return to school and art
y erwards lie Went to WORK. a q times,
however, his mental condition was I'M
paired, and it became necessary to send
him q hospital, The expected s am an !;
sprovement did not come. and ne was
taken to the Institution first mentioned.
G. Only at times was the boys unbalanc-
ed mind noticeable. During FREQUENT ra-
ktionals spells he wrote beautiful letters
to his parents, consoling them and say
ing that he would soon be all right
and would be with them at home Y es-55
terday morning he seemed as Well as
usual ate Il hearty breakfast but an
hour later was found dead in his room
The funeral will be held at Payson. .5.3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-25
AT STATE FAIR.
Weber County Showing up Strong
Boxes for Races Arc Placed
On Sale To-day.

This morning the new boxes which
have been installed in the front of the
sgrapd stand at the S tate fair grounds
were put on sale for the week.
The hanging boxes are built to ac-
scommodate parties OF six and four,
and It Is anticipated that society peo-
pie desiring to witness the races Will
avail themselves of this innovation, as
: Is the case on the big circuits.
Despite the fact that Weber county
fair Is to be the feature at Ogden next
week Weber county itself has never
before In the history of the associatlo
entered so many bits as q re now
listed by Secy. Ensign Horses, cattle,
fruit and vegetables are exceptionally
strong in this connection and the man
ufacturers, too. are coming down. The
old space Which has been occupied by
Hewlett Brothers has this year been
siiapIed up by The Hess Biscuit and
Bread company, a concern out Of the
trust which is going to make a show
ing. The Superior Honey company Of
Ogden and several other firms are
among the Weber county companies
which entered this morning.
| President J. q. Mcdonald annpunc-
les thatSthe old dead letter rule of clos
ling entries on q certain date will this
year be enforced to the letter. The
lsfair is got6to be too big he said this
morning, ito have entries coming In at
any old time. We cannot possibly han
die them and besides what Is the use
of making an announcement and not
living up to it, III would like the i2es-
zeret News TO announce emphaticaily
that the entries for the, State Fair will
close on Wednesday, Septemher ~. ana %
the procrastinators who heretofore
have been rushing their exhibits in on
1.-the day before the fair will have to
reform il they want to get In on the
| premium list 53
| The entries to date include depart
l51nent a, horses, 40; department a, A.,
Last horses 40. u, cattle. Isl; G, sheep
| and swine, 5S; d, poultry, 81: F.. agri-
Icultural products, IS; *. fine arts. 43;
L, women's work, 30. Supervisor Han
sing of the dog show5Ieperts a most en-
ging list of entries with every M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-25
FUNERAL OF c. 3. SMELL.

The funeral services over the remains
of Cyrus Edison Shell will be held in
the Thirty4firs ward chapel (hetween.
Ninth and Tenth South on Ninth East
street,, at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow, Sat
urday. afternoon. Following is the
musical program:
Abide With Me- X. .s.#...s.5....
Misses Evans and Barnes, NJ essrs.
Graham and Christoph
THE Rosary" (Nevin) :. -. /. I. ]. $500. .s5
1900. Prof. George p. SHELTON
20 My Father, ...5,. 5......... VI
b Fred G. Graham and quartet.
Rest, Rest, to the Weary Soul, "...
...............- .2........ ...... Quartet
a know That NY Redeemer Liveth,''
from Messiah -. ;. iis
........ Mrs. Lizzie Thoinas Edward
.rhe Christians Goodnight ....... "a
shall We Meet Beyond the River"
Prof. j. j. Mcclellan. accompanist.
The remains may be viewed by
friends between and 2 o'clock Satur-
day 1t the residence of parents, $40
+ Lincoln avenue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-25
oNEoN CLUTCH.
Policeman Lifts Clerks Watch and
Puts 1t up For Rattle.

George NJ Clutch, clerk Of Judge
SDlehl's court, received shock thisi
morning from which he will not soon
recover. Mr.. Clutch had occasion. to
go over some records in the desk ser-F
geant's office, and while engaged In
that occupation Patrol Driver Moore
did the Tight fingered act and clev-{
gerly lifted" the clerk valuable and
handsome gold watch and fob.
"a MI Clutch did not miss the time piece
for about an hour and when he dis
covered that the watch had disappeared
i he began to do some tall thinking. He
tried to remember where he had been,
who he had talked with and whether
or not he had left the watch home. HIS
face turned all the colors of a rainbow
and he was on the verge of collapse
when he happened to think he had been
in the desk sergeants office and know
ing the penchant for joking the police
men have, he rushed franttcally down
stairs taking the flight eight steps at q
time.
He burst into the desk scrgeant's of
T flee and then gave a gasp of horror
There was his valuable watch being
ratified off at cents throw. The
officers had list about three yards
long and more names and ntckels We're
being added. He made a dive for the
time piece and succeeded in rescuing 1t.
after which he rushed down the street
and purchased a safety device to fastenj
tho watch securely to his pocket.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-25
WANT SUPPORT.

Two cities want Salt Lake to work
for their interests at the National Ir-
rigation Congress this year to obtain the
1903 session. The cities are Spokane and
Pueblo, both of which are actively in
the race for the convention.
I'VE shall answer that between two
friendly cities We cannot take Sides"
declared Fisher Harris for the Com
mercial club today. r..
There is an Impression" no contin-
ued that this club or the Utah delega-
lion are pledged TO washington 2. G.
That is not the case A committee was
appointed from many states on which
This committee reported fayorabiy to
Washington. but that IN no way affects
the Utah delegation. or any state delega-
ton. Tho only instructions TO the. dels
egates favor is that they shall listen
to the arguments presented at the con-
gress and pledge themselves 10 the tpWp
they like best . IL X.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-25
FROM OLD KENTUCKY.

w. Rransford Of owensboro, n.y.,
is here for a short visit with his BROTH
ger, Mayor John S. Bransford, and mis-
sisters. Mrs. Edwin Il. Holmes and
+ MIS-. Jay 4, Harris. II e halls from q
part of the blue Grass state that
claims the distinction of being the
greatest loose-leaf tobacco market IN
the wcrId, rs factories keeping busy all
the time, putting the IS, 900 900 pounds
of raw material into a commercial prol-
Suct. Owenaboro is the place WHARF
Green river whisky and other brands of
liquor are anufactured, the five dis
Btilleries turning out something like So
900 barrels every year. t9
Mr.. Bransford makes the claim for
his home town "A hat 1T has better
banking record than any other in the
country, The banks have a surplus of
over S I, coo, 900. and at no period of the
financial depression was there D any
thing but cash Issued
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-25
ONE WOMAN BREAKS AWAY.
Amy johnson Gives Officers slip
While ON Wax 10 Jail.

q III. / \
While bringing the bunch Of women up
town after they had peeu bound over for
hearing by Justice f. NJ. Bishop, Deputy
Sheriff Charles Sherry was seized with
an epileplic 1T on the car and the attell7
+ tion of the other officers WAS detracted
from tie care of the women. Several OF
them essased 70 get out while the {, ex !.
i III. Thonlas, who had represented some
Of the Women in court, placed himself
in front OF the doorway and refused TO
allow them 10 pass olit.
i After leaving the ear a { the corner of
Main and First South streets, Deputy
Sperry was placed In q cab and the 9th
er officers continued down street with
the women marching in front One OF
the number. Amy johnson, slipped into
: a doorway between Main and West Tenn
MA streets unseen by the officers. Pre-
I tending 10 tie her shoe,aea she evaded
tho eye or the depntles and soon es-
caIet after the procession had passed.
IN 10 the present time she has not been
nptrcheRded by the officers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-25
IN, y, nd CONTRACTORS.

l : So (,
Is hereby given that sealeu ,I,,
M ~ raceiyed by the gnea w ~,
tnF1a oct. 6, torE liie NV
,i labor required In the
ls-roon addition t l, a,s y SIKH South
~, IN salt Lake City Board o. NJ -,
~, accordins to plans,
md drawings which are aoPs,s ~ ~ (,
tI,, m fhe bidders ut he rice oi
.d x iettng, architect, IN the
I,drelise block Salt Lake
mud ali bids and proposal $ NY lhe
time viii By publicly onensa a ne ii
N. ,he oitW AID county building salt Lake
nv ~ ffitah All bids must he aedressnu
Il S'Roa I'd OF Education FOR = 8i1u I,
City, and marked II the
csrna,, ,.Bitls for Riverside SciipnI5sad,,
dlton or such bids cam pc tsiiSer 81,
~ .t ne board OF Education at the said
tima and place OF opening Is sii
Bids must not contain cohalllo,7, MA
,i,nas than those men toned IN plans
snecffications. drawings. eo1irac y ali5.
bnnds and bidder mus use Ina ID N iIll ~
lids Which viii be found at ills g use % :,
the said architect, ana no ~
PA oertified or cashiers check on some
rank in salt Lake City tan, Tor q ~
! least 4 per cent Of the amount q eacll
Ia ,,,I,st lie enclosed Each check isf3 70
Ia mao q payable to tile undecsl gneu. ,ild
is to be forfeited TO the
ease The bid is accepted anu Inc niu lt
dies not enter i,ito tue con tract WI
three diYs after its acseptame,e e tos th NJ
faithful execution of,tns con tlfcl seilst
bond hereinafter mem ioned ;s \.
The proposed contract and .b :. on. saI !e,
also 5at the office OF I'D alcill Get iilltl
can there be examined, 55 Is, m, =
hand must be furnished Tor onerllalTl
~ az i,id and good and sufficient sure
Hes ties. Mi satisfactory TO the undersigned.
' nh hids are 10 be for the GLOWING
work ma no&suhaiy Will be eonsidTs
cred. q, 81, . y ,t
Isheating. plumbing, electric ightlng
! ssf1r-:(ri hnNtitP. s. gSSiis Z,
q. For plumbing.
For electric wiring for light
frbe undersigned reserves the right to
reject any and AL bids ~. IL .
~ BOARD OF EDUCATION.
lSGS sy,t}l or Sal T.ak city.
| Daicd Salt Lake City, Sept. -, 1908.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-25
i: MRS POTTER FREE.
Is Granted Divorce With Custody Of
Children by Judge Morse.

Late this afternoon Judge Morse
granted a divorce TO Sarah Jane
Potter. awarding her the custody Of
two minor children. She asked for no
alimony but WAS content to be free,
to assume her maiden name, Gi'itilths,
even though she had to work hard for
the support or herself and children,
Occording to the story told upon the
stand by Mrs. Potter her husband,
William 7. Potter has been guilty Of
drunkenness almost from the time OF
their marriage, Aug. $, 1904, at Price,
Utah. Several times she went home
to her parents. being unable to longer
endure life With her husband. Eaci
time however, she was induced to give
y him another chance. Finally Mrs. Pot
ter determined to quit him forever
and upon the showing made the decree
was readily granted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-25
DEMOCRATS MAY
AssEhBL. AGAIN.
Informally Discuss New Leader
For State Ticket to Replace
Jesse Knight.
COMMITTEE NOT ANXIOUS.
COMMITTEE NOT ANXIOUS Is:
IT Is Willing 10 Allow the Candidate
The Benefit Of Nomination By
a Convention.

Ri The Democratic state convention may
be, rrasscmbled TO choose a successor to.
Uncle Jesse knight at the head Of the
ticket, provided his refusal to run re-s
mains as positive as II now seems. t35s%
Informal discussion among leading
Democrats today develops an opinion
that most of them favor OF reconven-.
ing the convention In preference to
asking anyone to run upon a point.
ment by the state committee, although
this committee has the power to ap :
point candidate to fill any yaean-
Icy,
Judge o. Wy Powers today when
asked III he favored filling the vacancy
by recanYening the convention said 7
Uncle Jesse has only alked 70 the
newspapers so far. We have no de-
elinntion from him that closes the ma &
ter, and nothing Will be done by IN
part ". until some time has apsed .iSsA5
The names 9of likely candidates for
the position are being much discussed
today, looking forward to8th contin-
gency that the state committee must
finally give up hope for a change oil
mind on the part5of Uncle Jesse
Joseph Peei,y of Ogden rs frequently
mentioned for the place and has =, $50 IS
1 graphical points IN his favor, as WEBER
county 50 far has no presentation on
the ticket. Harden Bennion. formerly,
state senator. is also mentioned. Ben-
MON was a candi date for secretary of
state, and his defeat by r. r. Owen
of Cache leaves the southeast WI hout
\ a special .faSorite son on the ticket.
[ From Salt Lake John Dern's name
us frequently brought up while many
( are wondering whether ] Will Knight
could be induced to take the norlina-
ton. and thus keep 1t in the knight
family, j. Will Knight has been inti-
ment Of his enterprises and is manager
tof many of them. s'3
How the matter Will finally adjust
itself 1t is too early yet to state. The
state committee, at Its meeting yes.
terday, adjourned until Oct. q and no
action will be taken, it Is thought, in
the meantime.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-25
r. u. Evans, Florist, SO S. Main ST.,
Floral designs a specially. Phone 96t.
SUMMONS.

In tho City Court OF Salt Lake City.
County of Salt Lake, State Of Utah.
tion. Plaintiff, Us Tom Mccormac, De-
PENDANT. Summons.-The Stateof Utah to
Said Defendant: You are hereby sum
moned to appear within ten days after
service of this summons upon you, II
served within the County in$which this
action is brought; otherwise within
twenty days after service. and defend
the above entitled action; and IN cttse
of your failure SO to- do, judgment will
be rendered against you according to
the demand of the complaint which mas
been filed with the Clerk of said Court;
said action is brought to recover juus-
ment for the sum of si9.45 with interest,",
and all costs of suit. due for goods.
wares and Mdse, sold and delivered BY
the plaintiff TO the defendant.
III. L.. HARPER,
Plaintiffs Attorney
4 r. O. Address No. "a Commercial Blk,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-25
AUDITORIUM RICHARDS ST.
Dancing every evening, rain or shine
Aug. 26th, 1908, the zion's

on Aug. 18th, 1905, the zion's
Co-operative Home Building and
ReaJ Estate Co. was incorporat-
ed with an authorized capital OF
sa5o 400. OF which $780, was paid
In. since then S40,001So of the
stock has been sold at par, so
the company now has $4,000 as
sets. $4,000 more stock will be
sold at par, or 81 per share.
Owning: n lumber yard and hav-
ing expert men In different de-
partments. the object OF this
company is to build good houses
and make the expense as small
as possible to its purchasers. so
i that the person who earns. mod
est wages may have a home OF
beauty and comfort. The Off
GERS who are Salt Lake men, are
George e. Romney- Pres, Miles
A Romney. Vice Pres. Miles
r. TAYLOR, Secretary, and these
with John G, Cutler, Jr.; form
fine board of Directors. II you
want q good investment at the
same price the directors paid
for their stock. buy one dollar
snares in this company. Now is
the time 10 buy stock il you
want a paying investment. If
YOU want to purchase stock, call
on us at 23T-s Constitution Bldg.
Or write, telephone No. 5s6, or
call on our agent, John @. CUT
Ter, Jr.. Investment Banker. at
No. 2S9e24o Constitution Bldg.
Salt Lake City. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-25
ToDAY's U. OF U. NEWS.

. q {
Hon. William w. Ritter, chairman Of
the board Of regents of the University
of Utah. addressed the students at the
chapel this morning. He related rem
giniscences of the university In its in
fancy. when he was one of the first
students. In the course of his address
Mn. Ritter called the attention of the
students to the fact that IL was their
duty to assist in the uplift of h,imani-
&ty. in contrast with the existing tei-
dency Of unetiucated people to hold
down their fellow beings who appeared
ITO be their Interiors.
.The world does not owe any man q
living said Mr.. Ritter; "but we owe
the world our best efforts towards Its
uplift, There Is a growing tendency tn
lack of fidelity and honesty among
the the educated classes. The state prf-
sons are full of bank presidents and
cashiers, but vouchsafe that you can
not find bank janitor in any prison
III the country"
The associated student body OF the
u. of u. held a meeting at 1890 to-
day, presided over by President Joe
Barlow. Announceme nt was made
that q treasurer would have to be
elected to succeed Mr.. Argyle, and a
manager of dramatics, to succeed Mr..
Benson. both elected last year. but
failing to come to school this year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-25
T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Sept. a5.-close: Money
ing rate and closing bid IA; offered
a " per cent. r
Time loans very dull and steady.
go days 6la per cent: 30 days az at
3 per cent, six months, 5 u per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 4 at =
Sterling exchange steady with act
ual business IN bankers bills at ass
at 4S5.10 for SO day bills ana 1851,
for demand.
Bar silver. 81 CSC.
Mexican dollars. 45c.
Government bonds; railroad bonds
firm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-25
MISS GERBER LOSES LEG.
After Two Years Of Suffering Follow
ing Explosion. +

After nearly two years Of Intense suf-
Efering from the effects of burns, Miss
Nettie Gerber was compelled to undergo
an operation yesterday by which one OF
her lower limbs was aHpuatated. She
stood the ordeal as we'll as could be ex-
pected, but passed q Very bad night. Re;
ports from the hospital today are to the
effect that she Is somewhats improved,
but Sit viii be a day or Two before much
change for the better may be reported.
Miss Gerber was u teaciler at the Uin-3
tab school when the accident occurred
& that proved so painful and distressing.
ii was the custom of the teachers TO
prepare midday meal with an alcohol
burner. While Miss Gerber was stand
ing over the utensil II exploded, and be-
fore the flames could be eXtingnisl1ed,
she was most frightfuily burned. Skin
gfarting was resorted to at one time,
with rather Indifferent success, ana at
last amputation became necessary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-25
GAN G.. COVER
BEHIND A JUDGE
Continued from page one.9

the Judge OF the city court pan ers to
the vicious element. II charges thh :
convictions cannot be- had in VI ~; !.
court. The official records GO tal y, :
move conclusiyely that the res p onss'i ms !,
9bility for the very things complalned
Of rests upon the shoulders OF .'Af ner-
lean party officials; =, 8
.'The charges are most a apsur 9 J.
said Judge Dlelll.s The RECORDS p
speak FOR themselves and that rs = az
there is TO At The records are o y. "a
4, anyone who cares to see them, ana 9
it Is supon the records that STANG tan
all, the ,time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-25
FIFTY Ii MILES OF SIDEWALKS,
Biggest Contract in History Of City to
&c Awarded Tonight.

& At the regular meeting Of the board
Of public works to be held this evening,
bids on sidewalk extension No. los Will
he opened. This extension calls for the
of nearly 80 miles of side
the city, ut an estimated cost of S270, OoO
The successful bidder must put up q
bond Of $4,000 to guarantee the faithful
.perfarlnanoe Of the contract, and each
bidder must accompany his bid with q
certified check for Sl0 GOO. This Is the bis
gest sidewalk contract ever awarded in
the history of the city.