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The Virginia enterprise., 1909-06-18

The city clerk informed the council that
this Was the date set for the neceivinR and
opening of bids ON city scsvengor and that
ON 'l'as desk were two proposals..
Moved and supported that the bids
he now opened.
Carried.
The bids were opened end proved to be
- follows:
Nick Kongas, to empty garbage cans bv
the month, >a&o pes nauuth.
Peter fsttesson. b emzpty 8orbaGe cans
at the rate of1l8.O per month.
Moved and ouDDoste1 that au bids re-
cei~ed for apeointnaen& - CITY +sosssnser
be rejected.
Carried.
Moved and Suppor<ed that the street
|cosnmisoSoner be INSTRUCTED 70 hire teams
|asud3cient to take care of the enaptyinr OF
1.-THE garbage cans when they sse distribut-
lea and ready for use. and 10 secure proper
equipment tor the same for the baiance of
aaaio aea0on.
Carried
Moved and supported that q resolution
be drawn and presented at the next zeGu-
lar meeting ordering construction of Q new
boerd sioewalk On thenusth eide Of epruce
street. between Wirginia avenue md Ohto
avenue. and that proper .asilin1 be cos-
otructed ~ found necessary.
CArFaed.
Novedan supposted that 1he city clefk
he4nStxalcted dAoadvestioefW proposals on
q fire horse. the specifications on which to
be furnished by the city veterinarian.
Carried.
Moved and suppested that the city clerk
be Instructed 10 4dvestise for ttde for the
construction of pest house on city psop-
:erty described % lot =. block S., and &C:
'conding TO plans and specifications on flle
in his o@ce.
Carried.
The city engineer was Instructed to suf.
'vey ana stake oest En0 ef lot -. block g.
sand known - the pest mouse psoperty.
Moved and supported that the mayor.
city clerk-snd city a&tosnev Ae Instructed
TO wait ON the county commissioners at
Duluth reletive to the commissioned in
tentions - to the payment to the city Tor
the u0e Of quarters nsiutsined in the city
hall by their county officials. made neces-
sary by the adoption of the range court in
mis- city. also the length of time the COM.
.nisoio1eIo think the county viii need
ousf6sssin TIE ban1in9 we.so Aeusodeaedl
practically for the county's use, and whatl
The rent Or comDensation to the city should
heater tie new hnildiag ID rsodysor occo-;
Dancy.
Carried.
Moved and supported that the covncil ad-
.journ until next Rogular mee1aaG.
Carried.
ALB81T E. BICKTORD.
Corporate Ooel) Ctty oeg1. !
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-06-18

Coot-Aookoco Waetad. :
Two iirst.class coat maker, want.
'ea at once. 8tcadywofk.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-06-18

fCouncii chsmhsrs.c .cttyzf virea.ts. Nina.
Resolution M. aoR aon
Resolution xruntinr~ 1ice,,ne To uen in.
ttuxicating tiu,ons to y. .Iamoct
~ Alderman ElmQuist.
BE it Resolved. BY the City Council of the
CITY ef vi1einia. Minneeota; TIT the.nnu
Iscasaon OF v. lamont 10 1ell tutox.
Eicating Liquors ON the lower aoor nf that
certain two stony huiSdi1g situated ON Lot
r. as1ock a. In said city. be and u hereby
granted. and that the surety bead lin the
son of $4,000 accepted and upon APPROVAL
Eotfhe mayor ordered died
| License to be for one year fnorn Tuue -
IN.
Aoved by Alderman 8s,l,s., sannorted
10y Alderman Smith. that above .ee-
olastion be adopted.
! Ayes:- Aldermen RQxaan, pamouiet.
Smith. Mcneil. Mr.. Presidant-a
| Nays: Mono
| Adopted June 8, 1907
| A. G.. OsDOnN,
| Presldent of the City Council.
| Approved June Is, 100.
A. HAWKlNeoN,
Mayor.
| ALBEIT IS. BIcKFoRD.
! City C2erk.
tResented to the mayer June Is. 1900.
Returned by the anayur June Is. ,NQa.
0aEAI>
Council Chamber. City of Virginia. Minn.
! June &, 1o0o.
Resolution No. a66. 1904
| hesolutton accepting the bid of Farwell,
osmun. Kirk 4 Co. for aeeo galvanized iron
garbage cans and instrncting the mayor
ANA city clerk to enter into q contract.
! B~ Alderman McNeN.
| Resolved. BY the City Council of the City
Iof Virginia. That the bid of Farwell, OF.
mum. Kirk & Co. for 1000 No. $50 galvanized
Iron garbage cans with covers. of the fol.
lowing dimensions. 1898 inches. in the
sum of $lsS7.47. according to the advertise.
'ment for bids now on file in the office OF
the city clerk. and which bid wan opened
and read at q regular meeting OF the city
council on theSth day of June. 1909. az re.
autred by the Advertisement for proposals.
for bids and the same be and hereby 10 &C.
copied and the city clerk be and hereby ID
ordered to 6le the same In his Office and
t@aAAOADC &&SC ossSSAG o<0sS0CeO ana
Provided further. That the mayor and
city clerk be and hereby are instrncted to
enter Into written contract with Farwell
Oxrnun. Kirk & Co. pursuant to the bid OF
! oaid Farwell, O&1un, Kirk k,Co.
Moved by Alderman Boylan, supported
BY Alderman Smith. that above resolu.
! tion be adopted.
Aver - Aldermen Boylan. ElmQuist,
Smith. Mcneil; Mr.. Presidents.
| Nays-None.
Adopted June 8. l900.
A.C. OsAORN.
President OF the CITY Council.
| Approved June L. 1902
A. HAWKINeON.
I .. Mayor.
! .ALDDRT s. DICKHORD,
| City Clerk.
Presented to the mayor jane Is. 1909.
Returned BY the mayor Jnne Il. l1O0.
'se'''
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-06-18

NOTICE OF LIS PENDnNa
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
St. Louis. In District Court. Elev-
enth Judicial District.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-06-18

| NOTICE or LIS PENDDNa
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
st. Louis. In District Court. Elev-
! enth Judicial DistFict.
Robort A. JOnAa
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-06-18

,1OO cans according to sample sent. q. 20 per
can. A check of <loo accompanied this
bid; Farwell. Oxmun. Kirk & Co. st. Paul,
1000 garbage cans and similar to the num-
|'ber I'D can on exhibit, for the sum of &1687.47.
1t. o b. cars. Virginia. Minn.. terms sixty
days OF 296 discount for check in ten days
from date of shipment A check of $l8a 6
accompanied this bid: Norton Hardware
Co.. Neeinia-No0 garbage cansA&11.6;0.o.
f.l.9O. 100 and $2ao. "A certif3ed check Of
$1,000 accompanied this bid. Il. q. Richard
oen Steel & Iron Co. Cincinnati. 1000 Rarb-
age cans according TO specifications and
the same can submitted with 4he Arot bid.
lhsanded "Cincinnad Gaavanisinx Co" {"
$3.50 each net. The same N above except
IT, In diameter at $2D each. net. Terms
net 10 days t. o. b. or win farni6h 500 each Of
the above at the above prices. A check Of
$0hO accompanied this hid.
Federal Steel Fixture Company. Chicago,
1DO cans accordin9 to specifications It
E&0 each. delivered I. o. b. V1Iginia. lfinn.
Alternate bid, same number Gafha1e cans
hut made OF heavier material at an each.
A certified check Of $1AW occompanied
sthis bid.
The peesideut granted . recess to hook
over the bids.
ahecouncil was called to order:
Moved and Auppor4ea that an infoOaad
.hol1oe on The purcopa0e ofsgutba9e scoas be
:A0W taken.
C0rEied.
In1senent t1psuanasa 1aasuu.sa Rim.
oaist1nd fattsoo - teueR
The informal ba11ak 1as taken and the,
:nosult wss @ follows.
HR - -, -. ~.
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PAVING PROGRAMME.
Council Appropriates $1,000 for Addi-
tional Teachers at Huntsville.

Huntsville, October S-(Special.)-Ihe
street paving programme for the future
as mapped out by the city council last
night provides for the paving of Church
street from Holmes to the Southern Rail-
way intersection, Eustis street from the
public square to Green and Clinton street
from washington street to Green. The
material to be used Is not specified. the
three new ordinances were referred TO the
street committee and favorable reports
will be made on them at the next reg
ular meeting.
DIR. J. D. Humphrey, chairman OF the
hoard of education. asked that 1900 adj
ditional be appropriated by the city to
meet the expense of additional teachers In
the school and the appropriation was
made by unanimous vote. Use of one
street was granted one of the shows of
the Hatch Amusement company which
will be located in the city during the
fair next week Arthur Dill was elected
to the vacancy on the night police force.
On the suggestion of Mayor Smith hose
reel supplied with ample hose will be
placed in the Fourth ward at the disposal
of the volunteer fire company that Is
being organized by the negro residents OF
that locality.
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WORK OF COUNCIL.
Streets Are Being Graded as Rapidly
as Possible.

West Blocton. October s--(Special.)-
The town council met last night in regu-
lar session. The regular order of business
was carried out, including reports of
various committees, payment of bills and
discussion of improvements. The office
of town attorney was abolished the term
of the incumbent, r. s. Dark, having ex-
PRED The purpose for which the office
was created that of revising the NUM-
cipal code, being completed, II was deemed
unnecessary to longer continue It,
The water works system received q
great deal of notice, and a committee was
appointed to investigate the digging of a
well at the Frog Level pumping station
to increase and improve the flow of
water.
The work on the streets here Is pro-
crossing rapidly. The contractors will ar
rive with their teams and tools to at
tend to the grading on Monday. At pres
ent the streets are almost impossible,
owing to their INSTRUCTED condition.
IT Is hoped that all propertyowners
whose property ADULTS on the curbing will
put down good sidewalks to match -
once.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-09
HUBBARD HURT IN
MYSTERIOUS WAY
is FOUND IN STABLE WITH DAN
GEROUS CUTS ON HIS HEAD.
CAUSE OF THE INJURY is UN-
KNOWN.

Albertville, October S.-(Special. tom
C. Hubbard was very seriously hurt last
night. He had been driving and was
hurt while putting his horse in the stable
after he returned Some are Of the opin-
ion that the horse kicked him, but others
think not DR.. Sherman. one of the at
tending physicians. says the gashes on
his head, three in number. were made
by a hatchet or something having a sharp
edge. He was unconscious when found
and has only regained consciousness
few minutes at time since. When con-
scious he says he knows nothing of how
he was hurt 1t is a very mysterious af-
fair. He is very popular and his friends
are anxiously awaiting the result He
,s the son of l. r. Hubbard of the AL
bertville Mercantile Co., and worked for
that firm.
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New Woodmen Lodge.

Huntsville, October 8.-(Special)-A
new camp of the Woodmen of the World
has been organized with large member
ship at Haden, in this county. Lee
Moore was elected past councillor; ]. w.
Armstrong, councillor commander; Gordon
Drake. advisor lieutenant; J. w. Sadler
bankers; j. Fl. Drake, clerk; Albert Sib-
ley, escort; Alfred Crawley, Waterman !;
John Crawley, sentry; w. II. Sadler j.
H. Moore and John Broad, managers.
The Woodmen throughout the whole
northern part of the state will gather
here for a big rally on October IA, when
the Tennessee Valley fair will devote
day to the entertainment Of the mem
bers of woodcraft.
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received at the
office OF the city clerk of Ensley. Ala.
until 5 D. m. october 49, 1909, land then
opened) for furnishing all tools, labor
materials, etc. to construct artinciai stone
sidewalks. combined curb and gutter ana
grading of certain streets ana avenues
in Ensley.
Plans and profiles can be examined ana
specifications and forms OF proposals can
he secured at the office of the city engi-
neer.
A certified check for $500 must accom-
pany each proposal, and the successful
bidder will be required to give surety
bond in the sum of $500. with some COM
pany satisfactory to the city OF Ensiey.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids, to waive defects, and 60 accept
any bid. A. L. ARNOLD, cry Cierh,
v. e. OIL. City Engineer. 1osnt
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Mans Head Almost Cut on.

Dyersburg, Tenn, October 7.-Charles
Robinson this afternoon cut Charles Nor
rs' throat. almost severing the head.
Robinson, it is said, had some trouble in
a restaurant and came out, and upon
starting back he was urged by Morris
not to return, when it is alleged he
sashed Morris with big pocket knife
Robinsons father says his son is adj
dicted to drugs and is mentally unbal-
anced. Both young men are well known.
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

Five acres In section IT, township IL.
range west; surface right; s7bo.
Ten acres on Alabama Great Southern
railroad and Tuscaloosa pike road for
manufacturing site; long time payments
If desired Cement sidewalk being put
down to the property; good for small
subdivision.
L. q. PETTYJOHN.
Phones 11Ql and 465 -S2Sh Sd Ava
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FOR SALE.

81 5O0-Two-story, modern house, best sec
ton South Highlands, on 10th avenue,
between 18th and Eth streets. First floor
has large reception hall and dining room
finished in oak, beamed ceilings. with
massive oak stair also parlor, library,
kitchen, two pantrfes and bath room
floors 14-oak polished. Second floor has
five bed rooms and bath room, all floors
polished. The cabinet nantes are
gems, electric chandeliers throughout;
one of the finest houses in the city;
basement under house contains four
large rooms with cement floors. finished
laundry and large hot air furnace. Also
bungalow cottage with plumbing on
rear; lot 521sx1eO feet; terms to suit pur
chaser. Apply to
H. M. Robertson,
OOPS LIST avenue
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2117 Third Avenue
LEGAL NOTICES
UNFORTUNATELY Meetinu.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the North
Birmingham Land company Will be held
at the office of the company In the city
Of birmingham. Ala, on Tuesday, the 18th
day of October, 1909, at II o'clock, for
the election of directors and such other
business as may be brought before the
meeting.
FRANK NELSON. JR., President.
w. II. DURAN, Secretary.
9-2S-eod-tf
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Machinery Salesman Wanted

FIRST CLASS experienced man to handle
best lines ginning machinery, engines
and boilers; good straight salary; re-
plies confidential. Address H-74, care
ge-Herald
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FOR RENT.
H. M. Robertson
2026 1st avenue.

NORTHSIDE.
rooms. two story, 722 North 18th street
1e rooyrs two story, TO North Dist street
rooms. two-story, 215 North Elyton
street, West End.
rooms. cottage, 524s list avenue, Wood
lawn.
Entire building, 80 North 21st street
store, 1718 Sd avenue
FOR RENT-SOUTHSlDE'
roo,os two-story. $50 Bellevue avenue
rooms, two-story. 14S 10Th avenue
< roon,s two.sto..y. 251S Avenue e.
rooms. cottage, 1909 Avenue c.
j. n. HElNEkE r. E. & J.. A. CO,
49,. 214 N. 21st St
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WANTED-SALESMEN

WANTED-Cfgar salesman in your local
ity to represent us; experience unneces-
sary; $40 per month and expenses. Write
for particulars. Monarch Cigar Co.. st.
Louis, Mo. 10-7-3t
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WANTED--HELP

WANTED-Experienc furniture sales
man, out city job; stenographers, oil
mills, also lumber company; band saw
yer, colored barber, white shop; short
order also fry. cooks; maids. window
washers 626 Chamber of Commerce.
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Notice.

To Whom It May Concern:
I am no longer connected with the
Southern Novelty company and not napie
for bills or accounts due by them
M M BARRETT.
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MANTED-A man with small capital to
join in a good foundry proposition In
Birmingham and to take charge of the
outside and business end of 1t; excel
lent opening for hustler Address X-75,
care Age-Herald. 10-S-3t
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NANTED-Strictly business man, with
few thousand capital, to entertain strict
ly business proposition. Address E-7L
care Age-Herald. 1p-9-2t
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.MANTED-To sell $4,000 interest In e.
tablished paying business; will bear in
vestigation. K-74 care Age-Herald.
10-9-7t
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP
WANTED-Monday morning 10 saIesIadies
to work at country store, fair grounds.
Call at 1909 I'd avenue, a. m. 10-9-2t
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WANTED-AGENTS
WANTED - Board

Rooms - WANTED - Board
WANTED-Room, with without
board. in private family, by young
man of good character. State price
Address WIS, care Age Herald.
10-8-3t
WE want three or four rooms for light
housekeeping, furnished or unfurnished;
please state particulars price, location
of rooms and bath. How heated? Ad-
dress GA, care Age-Herald-
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MONEY TO LEND
BUSINESS CHANCES

NANTED-Enterpri man, familiar
with publishing business, to take active
interest; small capital required Ad-
dress FLA, care Age Herald. lO-9-2t
MANTED-An interest in an established
business; could furnish $4,000 to 10000;
no store or new schemes. Apply 40,
Age-Herald. 1O-8-tf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-25
Pill S
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''-AM-OR-Ou-
For sale by Wilkinson 4 Co.. and
]. 3. Nedaisch & Son.
Notice Of Final Reports.

Notice Of Final Reports.
In the District Court of Lee County,
Iowa, at Keokuk:
To all whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that there
are now on file in the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court of Lee
County, Iowa, at Keokuk, the final re-
ports and applications for discharge
of Anna G. Hickey, executrix of estate
of Michael Whalen, deceased; Newell
j. Montague, administrator of estate of
Geo. T. Montague, deceased; Mary
Leach, executrix Of estate of Mary
Newell, deceased; 8. w. Wakefield,
executor of estate of Mary A. Ander-
son, deceased; d. A. Beggs, admins
traitor Of estate Of Sarah Ellen Henry,
deceased; John O. Vail and Maria L.
VAIL executors Of estate Of Mary E.
Vail, deceased; Mary S. Getz. guardian
Of Azubah Singleton, insane; Jacob
Renwald, Jr., administrator of estate
of Mary Renwald, deceased; H. NJ
Absolute, executor of estate of Henry
G. Absolute, deceased And that unless
objections thereto are filed before
noon of the 9th day of March A. D.,
1909, said reports will be approved
and discharge entered as prayed for
by the administrators, executors,
guardians etc, February 25th, A. D..
1909
ED. S. LOTION. Clerk
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ADJUSTMENTS
Raymond's "a Country Mard.p

Raymond's "a Country Maid"
"a Country Maid" played at the
Grand opera house Bloomington ILL.,,
last Saturday and the Sunday Bulle-
tin of that city had the following:
County Maid" was the attraction
at the Grand yesterday, playing to a
large matinee and a rood house at
night. 1t Is styled an operate rural
comedy and is a decided novelty in it's
way. In short 1t is a rural comedy
set to music, singing and dancing as
sisting the evolution of the story. 1t
is departure from the average
bucolic comedy as we'll as from the
usual musical extravanza, which al
ways treats of sprites and fairies
rather than farm hands and dairy
maids. Melville Raymond one of the
best known producing managers in
the country is responsible for the idea
and the organization.
Raymond has given us good many
excellent attractions inc.ading "Ari-
IONA" William & Walker, etc, and two
or three years ago was one Of the big
lights on Broadway. He met with
some reverses when having some
mammoth productions on the road and
in preparation, but like Oscar Ham
merstein he always lands on his feet
and takes a fresh start, and Is making
money with his new and popular "a
Country Maid"
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SUICIDE OF
kEOkUk GIRL
Relatives In This City of Mrs. Flor
ence Hansins croak Receive
Rumor Of Her Suicide
in Chicago.
WAS WELL KNOWN HERE
She is Said to Have Committed Sui.
eide While In Hunger and
Want and Husband
Out Of Work.

Relatives in this city have received
word that Mrs. Florence Croak of
Chicago recently committed suicide in
that city. The rash act is reported to
have been committed while Mrs. Coax,
formerly Florence HansIng OF this
city, with her children were suffering
from hunger in that city, the husband
having been out of work.
Keokuk people may remember the
couple as ahving lived here about
eight or ten years ago. Croak was an
employee of the Carter Lumber Co.,
working as cabinet maker for that
firm. About six years ago, the couple
with their little girl who is now nine
years old, left for Joliet where Croak
had secured better position. After
living in that city for awhile they
moved to Chicago where they have
been ever since.
Will Croak has gone from bad to
worse on account of drink and being
out of work the family is said to be In
destitute condition. There are two
children, the little girl of nine and
the other baby. Affairs have gone
badly since Croak had been out of
work in Chicago and being out of food
and the necessities of life 1t is suppos-
ed Mrs. Croak tried to end her miser-
les by committing suicide
Verna Hansing, sister of the Chi
cago woman is said by friend in this
city to have left for Chicago on hear
ing of her sisters death and is now In
that city. The relatives in this city
and the father of Mrs Croak have re.
/ ceived no other word however of their
sister and daughters death by her
own hand.
Mrs. Florence Croak is young wo
man being but twenty-five years Of
age and if the above account and the
word received by Keokuk relatives is
true the news is sad indeed.
! The family are waiting word anxi
ously and Croak being out of work
makes the case more sympathetic.
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