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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-05
Army and
Navy News

The President has issued an order for
a "free Sunday" on board ships of
war while in port. This information
will be received with approval through
out the service. It does away with
general quarters and general muster and
such functions as reading the articles
of war. Tt need not serve to have the
usual Sunday inspection omitted, unless
the commanding officer and his execu.
tives desire to transfer to another day
this usual weekly surveillance. A
" free Sunday" will allow more leisure
to the personnel of a warship, and will
be correspondingly beneficial in the pro-
motion of contentment, with no impair
ment of the general efficiency.
Army Horses in Eastern States.
The War Department has decided to
send an expert on horses through some
of the eastern states TO ascertain if
there is any market from which may
be obtained animals suitable for mill
tary use. Hitherto the purchase Of
horses has been confined mostly to mid
die western states. The old system in
volved considerable trouble in the way
of inspection and details IN the &C.
quirement of horses on account of the
rejection of animals which were not
considered up to the official require
ments. That has now been changed by
the quartermaster general III the svs-
tenn of acquiring young horses in the
open market and having them specially
trained for the military service at the
army remount depot in Oklahoma These
horses, in the last year, have come
mostly from the west and northwest.
1T is believed that equally good ami
mails can be obtained in the eastern
states. An investigation of the source
in those eastern sections where blooded
stock is raised shows, however, tnat
such animals are held at price which
is prohibitive from the standpoint of
the government.
Governmental Control of Wireless.
The War and Navy Department au-
thorities who have to do with wireless
&elegraphy are much interested in the
revival of the project to have govern
mental control of that form of commu-
nication. There is an increasing under
standing on the part of the wireless
telegraph experts that the system, espe-
cially along the coast, is in great con-
fusion. That is attributed entirely to
the lack of proper regulations, and in
time of war it is realized that there
would be much trouble which might
easily have serious consequences. APP
paratus has been developed to prevent
interference, but the installation of this
as not now required by law. The gov
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-05
A Multi-Millionaire

KM me just short distance west
VH of us is the Idaho-Mary-
land where they have struck
wonderfully rich ore of late. They
have been taking out fortunes all the
way down, for that matter, but in their
deeper levels they have run into real
bonanza stuff. 1t is estimated that
this mine, of whose milling plant the
accompanying photograph is view,
has produced upwards of $20,000,000.00
in gold bullion. The "Idaho- Mary
Iand'' is located on the same contact
formation as our property and is one
of the oldest mines in the district,
lust as the "Mayfower is one of
the youngest, with all the glory of
great future ahead of it. Yes, when
the Mine is right, and the Men con-
nected with it are also right, there is
no investment under the sun which is
so sure and profitable as gold mining.
A few dollars invested in a good gold
foundry may produce thousands, and
start poor man on the route to
riches, and all the money lost in a
lifetime may be recouped by just ONE
such investment. And gold mining,
conducted on modern scientific princi-
pies, is not the speculative industry it
is so often imagined to be by many
people It's a safer business than
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most businesses, as matter of fact.
Its success is not imperiled by the
hazards attaching to most other enter
prises. Gold is the only commodity
which does not need to chase a market
or fear competition, because it is the
standard of value all the world over.
And there are no bad debts to carry
in the gold mining -business-Uncle
Sam takes all the product and pays
cash every time for every ounce.
Under the cooperative organization
of the Mayfower" you are presented
today with an OPPORTUNITY to pur-
chase stock, at nominal price, in
what we are profoundly convinced will
become one of the leading and great
producing gold mines in the Nevada
City, California, district. We believe
that the Stock will be heavy divi-
dend payer in the near coming future.
We advise that this is chance to buy
it which you can not afford to pass
up. We urge that you be alive to
your best interests and acquire hold
ing Immediately. We offer to sell you
stock today at p Cents and until mid
night, February 2Sth-after that, 80
Cents please. Better place your order
right away. BUY "MAYFLOWER"
STOCK. BUY IT NOW!
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Two Naval Defense Bases.

The Navy Department is moving for
the establishment of two naval defense
bases, one on the Atlantic and the other
on the Pacific Coast. Tentative plans
contemplate the accumulation of war
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eminent plants are seriously hampered
by these conditions, and every effort
will be made to induce Congress to en-
act remedial legislation at the present
session.
To Promote Admiral Evans.
The movement for the revival of the
grade of vice admiral, for the benefit
of Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans, re-
tired, is likely to be again presented
to Congress. The rank of rear admiral
was created in 1862 for the purpose of
honoring Farragut. Then, in 1866, in
honor of his capture of New Orleans,
the grade of admiral was made. He
and Dewey alone have borne the title
of admiral During the civil war the
grade of vice admiral was created in
recognition of David Dixon Porter s
services.
Large Military Deficiency.
A large sum of money is required to
pay the officers and men of the military
establishment for the remainder ofNthe
fiscal year. Congress failed to appro-
pirate enough money to meet the OBJ
legation in all particulars, and it will be
necessary to submit deficiency esti-
mate of $5,000,000 to pay the commits
stoned personnel and enlisted force.
When the estimate for army pay was
submitted at the last session it was
based on an army of $4,000 men, and
since that time the President has in
creased the army by about 10000 men.
That and the usual retirements have
furnished extra demands which must be
met by special appropriation.
Two Naval Defense Bases.
The Navy Department is moving for
the establishment of two naval defense
bases, one on the Atlantic and the other
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-24
Control Your Fat

One can now take of extra fat at
will. II you have an over.fat aldo.
men or double chin you can clear II
away completely without minutes
bother, exercising or dieting. Take
a teaspoonful after meals and at bed
time OF this mlxture Y OF. Marmola,
y o. Fluid Extract Casoara Aromatic
and SlS OF. Peppermint Waterway
druggist has them-and go on eating
as best pleases you; don't worry about
results.
The double chin and ponderous
stomach will soon show signs Of melt.
Ing away They win not sag in or
wrinkle, however; Just so down nice
and smooth and even. That effect il
due to the harmless natural action Of
the mixture.
This Is explained as follows; Blame
overfatness 70. the stomach. Il IL get
ting lazy, Instead OF making energy
and muscle from your food. It Is
manufacturing fat The above mix.
ture oorreots this defect and hence
it makes you stronger and healthier
at the same time Il Is taking on Of
you - TO i6 ounces o. useless fat a
day. The reason Il Affects double chin.
hips. etc, nrst Is because the fat on
them Is softer aud can no, resist the
remedy as long as that on the limbs.
Rut eventually an the fat has 10 70
Il you keep up the treatment.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-24
A. the Baird Theatre.

Dora Thorn" closed the engage.
ment OF the Manhattan Theatre Com.
pauy AZ the Baird last evening. when
they were greeted by one Of the best
audiences they had during their en-.
Eagement.
So well have they pleased the peo-
pie that they have arranged for a re.
turn engagement here next mouth for
three nights, commencing on Noyem.
Der leth.
Tho Manhattan Company are clover
people and win receive a most liberal
patronage on their return.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-24
UNIVERSITY WINS
OYER JACKSONVILLE
MAKE A CLEANUP or NINE TO
NOTHING.
University Squad Showed UP in Most
excellent shape on Battle
Ground.



The above was the result OF the
first football contest with the oIym
pics Saturday afternoon in Jackson
vile, when the strong body Of play
ers from the University visited the
metropolis to carry of the honors.
IN all there were about sixty-two
of the faithful admirers Of Coach
Piles men from the University that
accompanied the team over from this
city, while large number Of citi-
zenB went over also on the other
trains for the purpose OF witnessing
the first contest Of football played by
the University
The Varsity boys showed their su.
perior training, and it Is safe to state
that they will win a large percentage
Of the games the coming season with
all Of the eieyens they are to tackle
here and elsewhere. One of the
strongest elevens that was ever as
sembIed from any school in the South
Is now championing the cause Of the
University OF Florida.
Following is the lineup Of the uni
versity team: Moody, left end; Wag-
goner, left tackle; Mcmillan, left
guard; storter, skipper center; Cox,
right guard; RAIDER, right tackle; John
ston, right end; Pile, quarterback;
w. A. Stands, left half.back; Vidal,
full-back; %. A. Taylor right half-back
Taylor showed up well, kicking
three goals from the field. In the
first half one goal kicked from place
ment was caught by Pile on the twenty
yard line being a fair catch. There
were two drops In the second half
Taylor, Vidal, RAIDER and Pile we're
the ground gamers, while Moody and
Stands did good work on offense.
Florida was penalIzed to q consld-
lrable extent, but the officiating was
good. The halves were Of
twenty minutes duration
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-24

TAo 81 % b. AIM 80.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-24
SENATOR MCCARREN
OF NEW YORK is DEAD
CONTINUED from Page one)

lConunued from rage One.)
thirty-two districts of his borough.
Physically Senator McCarren was
very tall and lank. His face was al
most funereal when In repose. In
manner he was courteous. and gener-
Gus Of attention, but nlggardly OF
speech. The qualities which in the
opinion Of his friends contributed
most to his success in politics were
keenness. tenacity OF purpose, person
al fidelity, perfect self-control and pa
tience. He was sometimes called a
hard man devoid of sentiment
Il had a romance once" he said
to close friend. i'when was a young
man fell in love with a girl and We
we're married We lived very happily
We had five children. When / was
thIrty-one, had buried my wife and
FIVE children"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-24
TO TIE pusLIo.

NY White Friends and Patrons
Especially.
| have just put In complete ma.
chine at heavy expenditure OF mon.
ey that will make old mattresses good
as new and new mattresses as good rs
the best All work guaranteed or
money refunded, Give me a trial and
beware OF so-called mattress makers.
MONROE SMITH.
Mattress Maker,
No. IL West Union street,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-24
LETTER TO !. c. NICHOLS,
Gainesville, Florida.

Dear SIR Here's the Imprinted
truth.
Every job painted Devoe takes less
gallons than OF any other paint,
And the paint that takes least gal.
Ions wears longest; always. We can't
help H. Yours truly,
IS +. W., DEvoE & CO.
p. s.; The Gainesville Hardware Co
sell our paint.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-24
RspaIrIna 80 unIon s,r.et.

East Union street Is being repaired
Graded and improved near sweetwater
branch. Since the changing OF the
lines between University street east
L was necessary to regrade and cut
out another ditch for the refuse waste
70 run 70 the branch.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-24
DEBATING SOCIETIES
ARE NOW ORGANIZED
HIGH SCHOOL HAS TWO OF THEM
WELL ORGANIZED.
Other News Notes Concerning the
High schooI--erounds VIII
Be Improved.

Two literary societies have beer
organized in the High School. One 4
composed OF the pupils Of the 10Th
18th and 18th grades and the
Fother of the pupils Of the Sth and
9th grades. The officers Of the sen
ior society are Miss Eugenia Pagan
president; Miss Fannie Burkhim, vice
president; Miss Elyira Farrah, secre'
tary; Mr.. Clark Evans. treasurer The
officers Of the junior society are Mr..
George Mosely. president; Miss Myr-
tice Dean. yioe-president; Miss Louise
Parker, secretary Mr. Park Hay,
treasurer. Each society win meet
twice each month. The seniors will
hold their first regular session next
Wednesday afternoon, when the fol-
lowing program win be rendered:
l. instrumental solo - Margaret
Merchant
2. Quotations from Franklin
8. Chorus by the High School Choir
us.
4. Essay. BENJAMIN Franklin
Clara Mcdonald,
5. Mary Dawkins
6. DeclamationW Willie Heagy
T. Piano duet
s. Debate Resolved, that Cook
deserves the credit for the discovery
of the North Pole. Affirmative, Earl
Kelley and Mabel Lannon's; negative
winfield Pedrick ana Sidney Cod
win.
8. Instrumental solo.
Two basket ball grounds have been
prepared; one for the boys and one
for the girls. The other necessary
equipment for playing has been secur-
ID; teams have been organized. and
Practise has begun. In short while
he public Will be invited to witness
some match games If someone wish
ng to show the High School a kind
ness would furnish a few loads OF
clay. tennis courts would soon be
provided. The principal desires 60
make school very attractive that the
boys and girls may be held in school.
Il would be of much benefit to the
school, too, Il few public-spirIted cit
zens would offer medals for certain
hings, or a prize for the best kept
Dom.
The work Of preparing dower beds
qill be begun next week. Suitable
wire has been ordered for their pro |
ection. The Ladies' School Improve.
nent Association viii furnish some |
'ulbs and other plants. Anyone else
having suitable plants which they wish
o donate will please notify the prinoi
,al
A lot for a school garden has been
secured from Mr. w w. Hampton
nd as soon as It can be put in order
he class in agriculture will take
'harge Of It, There is no more en-.
husiastic class in school than this.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-24

The want ada 90 more real estate
business than an other brokers' coD
bined--tn tact they start most a.
th9 Oaainess that re brokers ans
agaRss anssh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-24
PRESBYTERIAN ENTERTAINMENT.
viii Hold Big Bazsar During the Next
Month.

WVITWs
The ladies OF the Presbyterian
church viii hold bazaar during the
coming month, Friday, November 10.
having been decided upon,
For the last four years these ladies'
have made their money by free-wlll
offerings, but not desiring to be for.
gotten by the public, they have de.
cided upon this bazaar, feeling assur,
cd that they win have a generous
share OF your patronage, Full details
win appear later, as soon as all ar
engagements are made, but don't forget
the date, Friday November 10th.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-24

Want advertising is a torca phich
Toa can harness. and Win which yos
can drive your plans and purposos
~ any teslrod assiinafios
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-24

eAzo OINTMENT Is guaranteed 70
cure any ease Of itching, Blind. Bleed.
ING OF PrOtrudlng Piles 10 to II DAYS
or money refunded. 6ec
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-24
cAPUolNE Cor THAT HEApAoHE.

Out last nIghti Headache and nery
Gus this morning. Hicks Capudin,
lust the thing to AZ you for business
Clears the head-hraees TIE aerves
rry H. AZ drug storus
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
...OfDIstrIcf
10 GOA d. 1rrI::

YoI WILL PLEAS TAKE NOTICE
That The undersigned, David w. Mccan-
na hereby requires OF you that L you
bearing date Of March rs. i905, whereby
sI $agTeedA to sell to you and Won agreed
To- purchase from me those a. Certain
premises situated In the CountyEof RAM
seys and State OF 81 North Dakota and
known and described s the East Fiaif
s1E1al s$of Section ia In ToHnsi1ip zCSna
Hundred Effty-efght 1857 34 North Ri nj
Range Sixty-tWo 1623 West for $fO4O.0O
with Interest on an deferred paymer1ts
H fhe rate sof8 s. per cent per amnIinn
ayabie annually on the first day OF
of each year In the terms Sof
wnisn contract yon made default BY
premises during the seasons 1908
tnsfaainenfss OF y principal and Interest
SWhiehsfel due on the first day pf NO
fyemher IN the year OF 1903 and gTz have
been compelled 10 expend diverse sums
Spf fn0ney# In keeping said land IrYs AZ fi3Is
able condition and there is owing mon
SAD contract to me the sum OF S$8e29.4O
FL ffl interest thereon at the rate OF ID
EN- PEI Z sr'nslrn siIacs the 2srd Day
VI asa o1 81, &, further s. hereby net,-
81. neglect Eto :s coia III MI
sEald con tract VI lin il: thirty sisgg
sitter the service 0f this notice Mr,on Won
that said contract will BE canceiIed sasfd
Essclia cancellatf shall take effect IN
the SEPARATION of thirty days tier tie
NerNaee OF this notice npDI, yOts & ss $50
I Dated Jufy 20fh aD s..
avid M lGeGanr,a. as
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
Lean . No. Tie
EorIcE or sx L, !: 4, sAx: ]!

ss Defauit III DE COM ii o,as pf M hers
III 5siescriseds rnortgage havins scccaTredl
ssssa has si bseem ss anS ~
ton OF prncgeiin ling has ct any time been
tsa y, atsa 81 Is et,,ssviss.
s sSssso na 1d 81 n pITsTs part
ana a fel ne pgIposs5 q sorssio s and
lain snaortgage made. sxecnted an1sde-l
fiFered bg' TaIentine sySgsl ana q Hani1
Syogsi his wife both OF the city OF
state Of North Dskofa al MOI trSs,r. III,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MutuaI SayfnEaN ana
Loan Association. 4 corporatione rsated
70 @the law gof Tie state OF NorthI yDaE0-
ta- al In0rtgarae. ard sifated sthe Issts ifay
e DsssmbsE A. D:. lsos q ana alsd for
|Deeds in and for the count 81 RsSnruassssy
grsdS stIfe Fuft Sorth ESaEots m flss- 81 II
dsg e s &C., II. ., @ G {
recorded IN Book Mo- Is OF .K6offgas
FaS nas.s SIe NsfM5 So sRoFeea6ss6 ~ she
All
tfaTe frun dcor bf thescourfs house ssstha.
city Of Devils Lake. ii. the county of
80 ~ ao'saas s M
Il sciosK III the foTanoun al sShH9 siSsyg ~
the sheriff 81 said cornty acfinrss n. psr-3
sn5uSt dsa a, s;sSstxsaS ~ Ia s,ss
such Itsortfage which VIII So fS5Iis fx, SRI
sdafEFfbR sssIrseI ara desf.rff,ed - fnslnssSs
towtt: All those tracts. pieesg. sor f1 ~ :.
ceie OF land situate. iyis1g and .ncsnEs IN
the COUNTY OF RanseY ! md Il fsfafas8 AZ
North DaSofas more paSttcuiariy descraf,-5
"a sas 1oRoyFss fowl e z
- nfs nnnn,er T-hirfeen NJ Il w Fnnrfaer
Fem and sFTfteen tl5y 81 Block nuniber-
ed One sHiindred Eifty-nfne9f 10y the
CITY of Devils Lake: according acc: ID lie
Certified Mat fflereof dnIyS aleu- for ressS
ord IN the once &c the d Rcetstar@ofS
{Tlseda IN and FOR tf1es county gof RaInssfsv
and state OF North Dakota1 on the s8tis
daV 81 July. A. 1855 AT 10 O'clock al
Em. and recorded ia Book s.Is Of DEEDS At
page 81: reference thereto being had. 955s
Il ThezWh SIM, secured nv esidNmoff5a
s5aSabie., there viii be due on SAID mor orr
frage AZ data Of sale the sum OF Three
tHnndred Thirty-fiye Dollars ana Sfxty-s
four Cents. (s335.64}; and also the furth--s
egssnn1Hzny ;TWelye iDoIiars and 7Esaefy
cents CSC .90) for taxes Dafd under &fhe
terms OF the said mortgage and inter
1nsreon maalng ne ne Iotai Sun atIes
IA gfi,eAssIIn, al three summed Fsrfys
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
3Eids vented

!ss Bids wil DE received By the Heard of
Edneatfon of the Special School District
.aeclock pl m. the Srd dap or August. Al
n 5ge9. 10 furnish coal Tor school bltid-
Ing for the ersutIlg ysa
~ The bids must he sealed and marked
stB1DS FOR COAL and addressed tu
the CLERK OF the Board nf Education
sDeTils Lake III %. & ana must state price
delivered IN Bins, as needed III nj the
school houses III this VI ty AZ follows
s youg ogheny, 49,
5 PoAsahantas
~ HoGking Valley, 81
sFlie scard YES ftie fgist 10 select
any Anss ali bids ~
A atea at Devils a EaSs
ne SIR fass
ssisgk of I5oasd ps toA.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20

" In the matter OF the eStaIeG UI5OAaVH
jacobson, Deceased.
rs Notice is hereby given by the UNDER
signed Louis "a. ss Miller, Executor go1
the Last Wifl OF OIaYa jacobson late OF
the township Of Norway. in the. County
of Ramsey and State OF North Dakota,
deceased, to the creditors OF. and all per
sons having claims against said adeceas-
ed, TO exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers; vi thin six months, after the
first pnblicafi lon OF this notice; to said
son, id the City of Devils Lake, In said
Ramsey Count 81 ~ Y Z 9S3f ssss&
& Dated July 27th, sA. ID. IL 0s.
1ouis a. Miller
Executor .s;
w. III. Anderson, IL
ssss Attorney for Executor 3 * 5asl
First publication 4 on the Is 9th day Oh
July D., ~ 90.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
Tsree Yossns Men Drowned

Baltimore. Aug. WhtIs bathing
III the Patuxsnt river thrse young men
mere suddenly drawn under tn whiri7
@col and drowned An were Balti-
moreans. They were Frank II. Schultz,
Reorge Il. Combs and Dr.. Howard E.
Eastman Schultz. who wss an se1-
cert swimmer, persisted fn an attempt
40 save the other tvo. e d.. :
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
AFFECTS NEW Jersey MEN
Estr
Retirement o. -Hstferss Strike Trough
About ~ Governor. 55s

! Newark NJ AnG y Plans for
settling che hatuaaherst sflfla which
has been in progress ID Newark and
the Oranges since sayanusz ssers
agreed uBon In q. nference bar asn
the manufacturers asf1l John AsAEoffat,.
president pfatha United Hatteza The
conference was held at the request ~
Governor Fort and took place Al his
cottage at Sea Cir The agreement,
It IS understood. d 8 compromise and
does NOT include the New York men.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
Expenditures.

Amount paid during the ysars Tor
school houses. sites and furniture
Amount paid during the year for
teachels wages Z, -. :. ..
Amount paid during HE year for in.
Eterest OF bonds and sFarrants,..s...... -. ].
Amonntspaid during the rear for In
ntafexpensns y 1 Il.
Amount paid, during the year for
5 3 adanptionand Red funding of Bonds
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for theyaar
CASH on hand June 90, 1909 8. .s...
Grand TRIAL, Expenditures aud
u cash ON hand, To. balance above
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
Reldtind 10 SINKING Fund

Amount Of Sinking Fund In treasury sis
rs July I. 1906. s655 %
Amount received into and transfepr- s.
IS ed tp.the SINKING fund during the
III S6af z 20
sS& TOTAL 77 "a
Paid out OF sinking fund for redemps fs3s s5s5
ton Of bond :ss$ En- "a
Balance in sinking fund juno 50, 1903 mono
$50 Elts9s n Wilson Morse - Me-
Treasurer OF Webster school district No. 10.
Approved this 18th day OF Jniy a. d. 1909.
u Ess} = BY order of the district school board
B. :: S. Rasmus Sorenson, President.
Attest: Ghas. i. ThWing, Clerk i
l6s 6Ss and III. amended Revised Codes 1891
Clerk 5 Statealelt Of Indebtedness
Of District 81
Whole amount Of Warrants outstand- MA ia
ing June both. 1909 "a. .a5 98 75
iWhoae amount OF bonds outstanding
June ~, l9O9 =. 800. $. -. 600 90
amount Of interest ON warrants out IS 81
standing June so 1909 none
III Total ind ehtednass OF district $50 49,
81 D., 1905 2Sas
By order OF tho district school board !: B
ys-.sz $3.50. Chas. i. Thwings Clerk.