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at the regular meeting place, Spruce.
s. c., and was reorganized by the re-
election Of our popular president, Mr..
L. e. Hodge. Mr.. M. L. Hodge. a
progressive farmer and one of our
substantial citizens, was elected vice
president; Mr.. w. M. Broadway, Sec
retary. and Mr. H. Drane Tindal was
elected member of the executive
committee.
The following were elected dele
gates to the county convention: M. L.
Hodge, H. H. Wells. H. w. cuttino.
w. A. Davis and H. Drane Tindal.
Our friend, Mr.. H. w. Cuttino, who
Is candidate for county superintend-
ent Of education. and who is one Of
our best and most popular citizens,
was present shaking hands with his
many friends and assuring us that he
was in the race and in to win.
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Wedgefeld Club.

Wedgefield. April 2S-The Wedge
field Democratic club, in accordance
with the rules Of the party, met on
last Saturday for the purpose Of re-
organization. The following officers
were reelected for the ensuing year:
President-Dr. M. l. Parler.
Secretary-E. E. Aycock.
Member Of County Executive Com
mittee-J. B. Ryan.
Delegates to County Convention
DR.. M. L. Parler, E. E. Aycock, F. E.
Thomas.
The attendance was very good and
the following were appointed q COM
mittee to see that everybody had a
registration certificate before the fall
election:
Frean Mellett, w. H. Ramsey and
John Geddings.
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ARGYLE. HOTEL CHANGE.
Rfdd0ck & Byrns Give Up HOstelrys
New Lease Soon.

Rfddock & Byrns Give Up Hostelrys
New Lease Soon.
Thomas Wilson, owner of the Argyle
Hotel. has resumed charge of this
popular hostelry, Riddock & Bryns-
having given up the management OF
the property.
Mr.. Wilson who took charge Thurs
day afternoon said Friday that har
would lease the hotel in about ten.
days, as it was in prosperous condi--
ton, and several people were anxious
to get it.
He will continue the European plan..
upon which it has been run by Rid
dock Byrns, and has retained the
services Of the hotel help, with the
exception Of Manager Hanlon, who
resigned upon the turning over Of the
property by Riddock & Byrns.
The name of Clarence Gresham
who runs the st. John Hotel, is men,
toned as a probable lessee Of the
property.-Charleston Post.
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Rafting Creek Club.

Rembert. April 25.-The Democrat.
ic club here held a meeting today and
reelected officers.
j. M. Reames-President.
Henry Morris-Vice President.
w. c. Harllee-Secretary.
A. K. Sanders-Member county ex.
ecutive committee.
The delegates elected to county con-
vention. j. M. Reames, A. X. San.
ders, w. J. Young. T. j. Brown, Ed
ward E. Rembert.
The many friends of Hon. A. K
Sanders throughout the township as
we'll as the county are urging him tc
make the race in the coming election
for the State senate, in the event Hon.
John H, Clifton is appointed solici.
tor.
Mr.. Sanders is we'll known through
out the county and it is useless for
your correspondent to eulogize his
adaptability to this high and respon-
sible Office. We know him to be a
true man and the farmers consider
Ing all things equal request his many
friends to insist on his making the
race.
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Smallpox I'm Florence.

Health officer McCleneghan reports
case of smallpox. A negro was ia
ken up in the city Saturday night
with pretty good case of the dis
ease. He was Immediately carried to
the pest house, where he will receive
medical attention. This is the first
case Of smallpox that Florence has
mad In some time. DR.. c. II. Prince
was i'm town today and reports two
bad cases Of continent smallpox in g.
negro family near Effingham. where
there has been q good deal Of SMALL
poN during the wint>r. These negroes
were the last in the family to have IL.
The other cases We're all light.-Flor-
ence Times.
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STATE COUNCIL ADJoURNs.
All Business Was Dispatched Rapidly.
Resolutions AdOnted

All Business Was Dispatched Rapidly.
Resolutions Adopted.
The final session Of the annual stateu
Council of the Junior Order United
American Mechanics was held wednes
day afternoon and the Council ad-
1ourned at o'clock after all business
had been disposed Of and the newly
elected State officers installed by Dep-
uty National Councillor r. A.. Smith.
Before adjournment the following
resolutions were unanimously adoptea
by a rising vote:
whereas. the State Council, ]. O.
q. A. NJ, of South Carolina has been
IN session in Sumter the past two dawn.
and has been the recipient of a mos
fraternal and generous welcome, and.
many courtesies shown by the mayor
Of the Gamecock City, Sumter conn
ell, No. z, and the citizens generally.
therefore be it
Resolved. That We tender them our
sincere thanks for the many pleasures.
OF the occasion and the hospitahta
manner in which We have been enter
tanned.
Resolved. second, That a CODY Of
these resolutions be sent to the local
newspapers for publication"
The council went on record as IA
voring the enactment by the Iegisla--
ture Of compulsory education Law.
Some changes in State Council iaxS
were made.
number of delegates departed on
the evening trains for their homes but
majority remained in the city Z, at
tent a very pleasant smoker given :ast
night ~ Sumter Council No. and
the members Of the State Council.
The session Of the State Council
was a successful and business.ltkeu
meeting and pleasant withal. Th.,
people 'f Sumter will be glad TO have
tn" State Council meet here again ard
as often as it suits the convenience, Of
the order.
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Manchester Club.

Manchester, April 25.-The Man.
chester Democratic club met today
for the purpose Of reorganizing and
electing delegates. The following Of
ficers were lected:
President. M. Kolb.
Secretary-T. H. Osteen.
Delegates-W. ]. Ardis, ]. D. Osteen,
G. w. Geddings, c. r. Compton, J.
M. Kolb. Alternates-F. M. Dawkins,
Clinton Mcleod, B. j. Jackson.
Executive Ommitteeman-M. F..
Rivers.
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Rev. T. G.. Herbert is assisting the
pastor. Rev. J. b. Wilson, in revival
services on Broad street, and will
continue through the week. The meet
inga have been profitable and are
growing in interest.
Mr.. Herbert has been doing some
strong preaching anI there have been
the church. All persons are invited
to attend.
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Privateer Club Meeting.

Privateer. April 25.-The Privateer
Democratic club met this afternoon
and elected the following delegates to
the county convention:
, W. o. cain.> w E. Kolb, I. M.
Nicholes. A, r. Hinson, b. r. Bar.
clay. Alternates, R. B. Cain, c. L.
Mcleod. T. d. Lackey.
w. o. Cain was elected member of
executive committee.
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NOTICE.
DO You Wish to Attend the r. r. A
Fish Fry and Banquet.

The finance committee OF the r. p.
a. convention feel assured that af-
ter a thorough canvass there are
some whom they failed to sec and
VINO no doubt would like to attend
tho banquet and fish fry. and all such
viii be entitled to these privilege, Up
on payment OF IS to c. G. Rowland,
vice chairman. or any member OF the
finance committee.
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RECORDERS COURT.

Recorder Hurst had several cases
Saturday a. m. Two white men were
fined $500 each for public drunken
ness. and one negro was sent to the
chainE gang for thirty days for beating
his wife and resisting arrest. The re-
corder reserved his decision in che
case Of Willie Walker. charged with
discharging firearms within tha In.
coporate limits and resisting arrest.
The defendant was refused psnding
the decision.
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On Sunday. April 2s. at z p. m.
Few. w. ]. Wilder. Of Sumter. and
Miss Nina scarborough. of s.. Charles,
were united in marriage.
The ceremony was performed at the
Bartlstte Street Baptist parsonage by
Rev. y. n. satterwhite amid quite a
circle of relatives and friends.
These worthy young people are
most highly esteemed and the hear
test good wishes will follow them.
Mr.. Wilder IL pastor at Bethany,
Salem and Dudley CHURCHES.
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Recorder Hurst ha( the usual
Monday morning crowd. Two drunks,
one disorderly. one for carrying brass
knucks. and Rosa Dozler for creating
a disturbance constituted the record.
Rosa got her usual sentence. 80 days.
The fines Of the others aggregated
S25.
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Salem Club.

Goodwill, April 2S.-The Salem
Democratic club reorganized Saturday
afternoon. The old officers were re-
elected as follows: President, r. E.
McElveen; member of county execu-
tive committee. ]. A. Boykin; secre-
tary. G. w. Mcbride: delegate to the
county convention, e. w. Dabbs.
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A spinning and weaving school for
the education OF Boer girls along that
line has been established at Bioem-
fontein. The teachers were secured
from England.
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MARRIED.

DR.. H. Ashleigh Mood. Of this city,
and Miss Ethel Cobb were married at
the home Of the brides mother In
Jacksonville. Fla. on Tuesday MORN
Ing. April 2sth. DR.. Mood and his
bride will arrive in the city within
the next few days.
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WARD CLUB MEETINGS.
eiS democratic Clubs .ReOrganized
ana Delegates to County Convention
Elected.

pursuant to the call of county chair
man John H. Clifton the Democratic
clubs of this city met Friday and
reorganized for the campaign. Off,
GERS and members of county execu-
tive committee and delegates to the
county convention, which meets in
this city on Monday, May 4th, were
elected.
Ward Ward 1 club met at the
ONCE of Haynsworth & Haynsworth
The election resulted as follows:
President-R. I. Manning.
vice President-Edgar Skinner.
Secretary-R. j. Bland.
Ex. Committeeman-H. L. Scar
borough.
Deiegates--R. I. Manning, H. c..
Haynsworth. T. B. Fraser, L. w. Jen-
kins, II. J. Bland, Edgar Skinner, E.
c. Haynsworth, H. L. Scarborough.
B. D. Mitchell, w. r. Wells, T. r.
Reynolds.
Alternats-E. T. Windham, G. F.
Epperson, r. G. Richardson, n. A.
Spann.
Ward 2-Ward club met in the
office of Lee & Noise at $50 O'Clock.
The following officers. committees and
delegates were elected:
President. I. Parrott.
1st Vice President j. B. Raffield.
End Vice President-Geo. E. Beau
mont
Secretary and Treasurer--R D Epps.
Committee on Representations.
b. Raffield. L. I. Parrot. E. d. Smith.
Executive Committee@T. E. Rich
ardson. w. w. Reese, E. d. Smith.
Member County Executive Com.
mittee7-Marion Noise.
Delegates-J. H. Clifton, L. ID. Jen.
nings, r. d. Lee, r. F. Haynsworth,
M. Noise. L. Parrot. ]. B. Rafield,
j. c. Spann. H. G. Osteen, E. d.
Smith, j. H. Chandler, w. H. Ingram
c. L. Cuttino. E. F. Miller, T. s. Sum-
ter. r. D. Epps. Geo. E. Beaumont,
w. B. Boyle.
The chairman Of the delegation was
empowered to name delegates to fll
the places Of absentees and to ap-
point additional delegates in case the
revised club roll shows that the club
Is entitled to more delegates.
Mr.. ]. H. Clifton was elected chair
man Of the delegation.
Ward S.-Ward club met in the
Armory Hall at $50 O'Clock. The
election resulted as follows:
President-C. M. Hurst.
Secretary and Treasurer-C. e.
Stubbs, Jr. "a
Member County Executive Commit
tee-W. NJ. Graham.
.Delegates-M. c. Kavanaush, J. p,
Booth. w. 8. Dinkins. J. W. Jackson,
]. r.. Lgon. H. c. Cuttino. c. e.
Stubbs. ST.. ]. L. Haynesworth. ]. A.
Mood. w. F. Carr. d. p. Kelly, T. p.
Lyman. r. A. Weldon.
Alternates-L. L. Hunter. ]. NJ.
Chandler. c. F. McFaddin, ]. ".
Shaw. g. ]. Williams, r. d. Graham.
The chairman was empowered to
fill any vacancies in the delegation.
Ward 4-Ward 4 Democratic club
met at o'clock last night and elected
the following officers and delegates:
President-J. Diggs Wilder.
Vice President-Georse Alder.
Brown.
Secretary and Treasurer-Charles
Thames.
Member of County Executive Com
mittee-Dr. George w. Dick.
Delegates-J. D. Wilder, George w.
Dick, p. p. Finn, John w. \McKiever,
E. I. Reardon. Neill c. Donnell, T. B.
Kennedy. s. Y. Delgar, w. Percy
Smith. 8. M. Pearson, H. ]. Lawrence.
A resolution was introduced and
unanimously adopted endorsing DR..
Geo. w. Dick. for election by the
county convention as delegate to the
State Democratic Convention.
RaftiuU CnOol, Cl,,A
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Eugene Dick, the second son of DIR.
Geo. w. Dick. died Friday afternoon
aged eighteen years, after an III
ness extending over four years.
throughout the long illness he bore
the intense suffering that he was call
ed upon to endure with patient for
titude and cheerful hopefulness Of
spirit that was remarkable in one so
young.
While II was evident that the end
was not far OF still his death was
sudden and unexpected. and came as
shock to his family and their many
friends Eugene Dick was boy Of
bright mind and lovable disposition,
and when ne was stricken with the
fatal malady that ultimately caused
his death after years Of suffering, a
youth of much promise was cut on.
His bereaved parents have ths sim
cere and heartfelt sympathy Of their
host OF friends.
The funeral services were held on
Saturday morning at the Presby.. ~ian
church.
Mr.. Kenneth McLaurin. eldest son
Of Mr.. d. B. McLaurin. of wedgefield.
died this morning Of infammatory
rheumatism after an illness Of about
one month. The deceased. who was
In his nineteenth year. was q member
Of the Junior class at Clemson Col
lege and was III at the college for
several weeks before he was brought
home. The funeral services will be
held at wedseneld at f4aa. m. to-
morrow.
Mr.. John Mclaughlin. the aged
father Of J. b. Mclaughlin. OF Bish-
opivlle. died at his sons home in
Bishopville Tuesday morning. after
. long illness. Mr.. MCLAUGHLIN was
q native OF Sumter county having
been born at Providence Oct. 1st,
1919. but lived from early youth near
Eastover in Richiand county. The
funeral services were held today at
Eastover.
Mr.. Mclaughlin leaves q Wife. Mrs.
d. 9. Mclaughlin: four sons and two
daughters, namely: Mr.. John Nc
LAughlin. Jr.. Of 81. Matthews. DR.. T.
Mclaughlin. DR.. b. Mclaughlin
and J. b. Mclaughlin. Bishopville:
Mr& Mayme N. wrisht OF Eastover
and Mrs. sallie =. Crosswen OF Dal.
ssll. to mourn his death.
Mr.. J. l. Parrott. one Of the old
and we'll known citissns Of Bishop
Vile. died at his home IN that town
russday after = brief illness OF pa
ralysis. /Nr. Parrot was the father OF
Hr. Perry n. Parrot. OF this city.
A,lx -. C. Rotsrs. Of 6sxxeso, ;disd
Monday night after brief illness Of
Bright's disease. Mr.. Rogers had
bssn livtug At oswseo for q few
months only. having formerly resided
In the Antioch neighborhood Of Lee
county.
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N wsnrop Coiiege---Schoiarship and
1xaminasion.
rERsONAL MENTION.
M Robert Sanders and children, Of
|, S>osence was In the city Thursday.
\ ~. ". Z, Jackson. OF catchall spsn,
|, friday n town.
cspt W = JONES Of Bisa,pvius was
m town Friday.
Mr. y. W. Montsomsry, Of DuRant's
spent the day in town friday.
Asssrs. ,. n. wssdlsy ana b. W..
\ ooeoosa ef Dalssli were In town for
uesveeaI hours Friday.
q ~. sJE. DsPrs OF Pissah. was In
&sne 90 fhyrsdsy.
Neesra Geo. n. Saunders. WIN. Le-
na1S ana W. n. Sanders spent Thurs
day h the city.
Rev. n H. Covlnston went to Co
lumoia this morning to attend the fun
( 6<rs1>ef Bishop capsrs.
hr. - g. cunninsham. Of Bishop
viz wsD In the city Friday.
Mr.. h n carnss spent several
hcurs intown Friday.
M W. ,. Rhams went to colum-
bis thh morning to attend the State
Banksrs' Association.
~. u T.
nr. ,. Il Jackson Of Louellen was
In town On. bss'nsss Friday
NJ ,. =. Price. Of Bishopvills. was
In town friday. ~
MA =. =. spann. OF orssisyviils,
) = c., = spending : few days with her
\ Pr 'tsntA Mr.. and Nrs. Eussns Hogan.
= 11r. ,. \. corhstt Of Hasood. spent
oasuseay In town.
~ ". y. Young. Of Rsmbert. was
\ e ~ city on business saturday.
- ~. ~ .. Csrsop. Of Dalssli. ,was
= tsdn3 3nAtsrdsy.
NessR G. ". Chandler and Geo.
Qe111nA oe wsdgsnsld, wsre in the
~ ontuFsay. ~
csl ,. ~ nhans. Of Lynchburs.
\ We q tSwu satnrday. w
" NJ Nina Dow. oe Sumter b the
1Dss1 q her sastsr. lGra ID. w. Cum
2n(Ngean- Dasiinstsa PrssA.
Nh IA oehwsrln o.. and httie
Audrey. ofs Sumter. are sussss OF lGrs.
u. RothoiA A--Darlinssen Pres
n. %. Lee. Esa.. went 10 cciumbla
I Aordss to attend the sitting ef ths
euorsns Court
usuG Gov. +. q. Molsod spsut the
~ - che city Monday.
Hsbest slns,ssary. Esq.. OF Bishop
vsI1os Ne IN town on business Mon
1ay.
Hon. o. q scarborough. Of sum.
( psFten spent the day In town Nom
aay.
- Hsv. ,. p. Marion has gone to
0sersstown to assist the pastor of tho
0eergstown Presbytorian church In
meeting this week.
4 6sssrs. Geo.. q. Cooper and George
1sldrow were in the city Monday.
Mr.. T. 9. Joye. OF Bishopvilie. was
n town On business Monday.
NJ. A. y. Nsyis. Of stateburg, spent
ths day In town Monday.
NJ 9. 4. Evans. Of Spring Hin. was
IN town Monday.
Mr d. ". Kesls. OF Rembekt, spent
ths day In town Monday.
Nessrs. w. 8. Wheeler and r. n.
Jtskins. Of st. Charles. were in the
city Monday.
: Miss Arrie stuckey IL at home from
Winthrop College for few days.
Mr.. b. II. Boykin. OF Boykins. was
In the city Thursday on business.
Mr.. r. N. An,an. OF Bishopville,
was In town on business yesterday.
Mr. John Reid. of Columbia, "a in
sh- city soliciting subscriptions for
che Epworth orphanage Record.
Mr.. w. 9. Manning. Of spartanhurs.
In the city yesterday.
Mr.. b. II. Boykin. Of Boykins, was
IN town yesterday.
Mrs. 8. J. Garner. Of Darlington, ID
Visiting her mother. Mrs. g. Il. Brand.
Mr.. T. 9 stuckey was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. p. b. Hodge. Of Pinewood. was
In town yesterday.
Mr.. w. ID. Coiciough. OF Dalxefi.
spent yesterday In town.
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Earle Club ReOrganizes.

Tindal, April 27.--The Earle club
met on Saturday evening at 4 o'clock
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: A,lr =. c. K9tsrs. Of 6s~sso. ;dlsd
Monday night after brief illness Of
Brisht's disease. Mr.. Rogers had
bssn livipg At osweso for q few
months only. having formerly resided
In the Antioch neishborhood Of Lee
county.
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The arrangements for the spring
race meet Of the Sumter Turf Associa-
ton are progressing in. manner that
Is altogether encouraging. There will
be at least fifty horses here for the
meet and some Of this number will
be crak-O-jacks with national reputa-
tions. The attendance will be large
owing to the large number of visitors
who will be In the city on account of
the T. p. A. convention and the farm
ers meeting to be held on the Sth in
slant. On the 9Th the entertainment
committee will provide transportation
to the tracks for all the delegates to
the I. p. A. convention and that will
be "Drummer's Day" at the track.
The association is doing it's part to
make the meet the most successful
ever held In Sumter and all Of the priv
ilege money and rs per cent. Of the
gate receipts will be given as purses.
The track Is in fine condition and there
Is no reason why the lovers OF sport
should not witness some of the best
racing ever seen In this State.
The dog license ordinance was a
failure. but some method should be
devised to reduce the number Of dogs
that infest the streets.
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Mr.. J. L. Parrott. one Of the oit
and we'll known citissns Of Bishop.
Vile. died at his home IN that towr
Tussday aftsr . brief illness OF pa
ralysis Ar. Parrot was the father o.
Mr.. Perry n. Parrott. OF this city.
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Ward Ward Democratic club
met at o'clock last night and elected
the following officers and delegates:
President-J. Diggs Wilder.
Vice President-Georse Alden
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-21
APPEAL To PATRIOTISM

BERLIN, November l9.-Committee
party leaders in the reiehstag dee ided
today to defer for the time the i'm.
portant measures of the discussion of
ministerial responsibility. and the re.
cent utterances of the emperor. When
the house takes up the subject. Prince
Won Buelow will give the reichstag his
personal deductions on his interview
Tuesday with the emperor. In his ad.
dress before the reichstag today, on
the new measure to Increase the i'm.
perial revenues, the chancellor said
that he believed that the existing I'M
friendly feeling toward Germany could
be overcome. Continuing on the mat.
ter of foreign relations, he said that
the parvenue was not loved anywhere,
and that Germany, in spite of her an
cient history, occupied the position of
parvenue among the nations of Eu-
rope.
With reference to the question of
revenues, he declared that the borrow
ing policy was unworthy of German
progress and industry, but added that
although able, Germans were not will.
ing to pay more taxes. He said that
one of the most important questions of
the moment was the abolition of the
loan policy followed up to the present
by the government of the empirt-the
policy that had led to lower quotations
on government SECURITIES than the
prices of similar securities of other gov
ernments.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-21

Special sale genuine Oregon City
Mills Wool Blankets at $3.50 SO and
$3.50. These sell regularly at SIS and
So. Mcneil 8 Furniture store.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-21
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice for Bids

Bids will be received at the office OF
the Silver Belt Improvement company
for floor space in a brick or concret,
building to be erected on the northwest
corner of Broad and Cedar streets, tn,
present location of the Silver Belt Of
fee. The floor space to be leased is as
follows:
One store room, 25 foot frontage on
Broad street, 10 feet deep, the corner
room.
One store room, % foot frontage on
Broad street, 100 feet deep, adjoining
the above room.
One basement room, % feet square,
corner Broad and Cedar.
Entire third floor, 50xl0O feet, to be
used for lodge, hall or club purposes.
Office rooms on second floor, to be
partitioned and arranged to suit ten
ants.
All of the above rooms will be leased
before the erection of the building and
built to suit the needs of the tenants.
No proposition will be considered for
term of less than five years. All bids
must be accompanied by bond or other
evidence of good faith sufficient to
constitute bona fide offer.
SILVER BELT IMPROVEMENT co.