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Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-21
MINING QUOTATIONS

Exclusive dispatch to The Herald by L. A.
Crisler & Co, members of Los Angeles stock
exchange, 2O0-2O1 1, w. Hellman building Los
Angeles.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 20.-Consolidated
was the feature of the market. Large buying
orders from the east were in evidence, and
this issue closed with a gain of 45 points over
last weeks figures. s9.S2ia being bid. Persist
ent rumors are ahoat that a large offer has
been made for the controlling interest and
that the stock will soon be transferred from
the New York curb to the New York stock
exchange.
Florence was a shade stronger and close "a
points up.
Jim Butler was the best trader In the Tono-
pah list and showed a gain Of points at the
close Montana was up one peg. while Belmont
held firm at last weeks figures.
Following were the closing quotations:
GOIDFIFID DISTRICT
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-21
BOSTON MINING STOCKS

Special service to The Herald by J. C. Will
son. 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
BOSTON, June 2O.-The local market was
very dull A few buying orders this morning
found no stocks offered but later when at
ternpts were made to take profits there were
practically no bids
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-21
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKETS

q NEW YORK. June 2O.-Lead-spot o
. o uiet. S4.40@4.50 o
8 Copper-Easy; standard spot and q"
8 July, s12.OO@13.2O. @
3 Silver, $3.50. @
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-21
SAN FRANcIsco on sTocKs

Service to The Los Angeles Herald by l. A.
Crisler & Co., members Los Angeles stock ex-
change. 200-201 l. w. Hellman building, Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-21
NEW YORK CURB
NEW YORK, June 20.-Following
closing quotations;

Special service to The Herald by ]. c. VIII
S. 212 West Fifth street. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-21

SAN FRANCISCO. June 21.-Following were
today's quotations on the San Francisco stock
ev- 1anpe. -Opening- -Closing-
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Yesterdays Developments Is the most
tense of many years. hat the ont.
come will be no one Is willing to
sprophesy.
canncn Loses Fight.
In the House OF Representatives
Speaker Cannon lost mis- first fight to
the insurgents" who. combined with
the Democrats. caused TO be adopted
an amendment to the Rallinger-Pin.
ehot inquiry resolution 10 as to take
from the speaker the power to appoint
the house members Of the joint special
committee Of investigations. The mar
gin OF victory WAS narrow one OF
three votes. but the insurgents" and
Democrats alike are tubilant
Three Republicans not elassed MS
insurgents" but who confess their
friendship for Pinchot. voted with tho
insurgents and Democrats
These two Incidents ut the capitol
and White House kept Washington in
lpilticdl lcrHteHl All udt.
Pinchot Advised to "stiek."
Arriving ut his office this morning.
Pfnchot said he had nothing to say
yet" AL employees were lined up to
greet his and shake his hand. He
advised several TO stick" when they
expressed regret Mt his removal. Tel.
egrlms poured into the office from all
parts OF the country consratulating
him On tue stand taken and regrettinE
his removal. 1t Is expected that Pin
chot will introduce testimony In the
congressional investigation to show
he. was right. The adoption by the
House yesterday OF the amendment
allowing officials and ex-offlcials of the
government to appear in person or
through counsel is believed to the
first move to have not only Pinchot
bit former Secretary Garfield appear
before the. committee. lit, is 11lmored
that Francis il Heney the San Fran
cisco graft 'prosecutiF, will appear with
Attorney CLAWS.
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Central, Christian Church.

Rev. 4, N: Grisso, Pastor.-servic.j
al foIIows:. Sunday School at $3.50,
Seymour McIntire, superintendent. All
the church is not yet In the Bible
School. Preaching at 1o:45 a. m. and
1880 p. M; subject Of the morning
service. Jesus eInausurated as the
Christ Of Humanity at His Bapt+in.
and in the Wilderness" Evening ser
mon. ITO Be ReIigiousIy Right, We
Must Be tseripturaIIy Right. Junior
Christian Endeavor at 2 o'clock. MRS.
L. NJ. WetzeI. superintendent. Mid
week devotional meeting Wednesday
evening at 1880 Topic. "What Con.
stitutes Il5uceess7 There will be a
special meeting of the official board
at the close OF the meeting on. Wednes-
day evening. The Ladies' Aid Society
VIII meet at tn. home OF Mrs. A. r.
Carpenter, 212gWaInut avenue, Thurs.
dya afternoon. Teachers meeting or
Tuesdayfevtnlng1at+the horne of F. a.
Dlekerson on Locust avenue. Have
you mad- your offering for State
work. if2not bring it next Sunday or
hand it to the Treasurer. F.. q. Oicker-
son. The offering was presented last
Sunday but many OF the membership
were not there.
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Presbyterian Church.

Rev. n. C. stoetzer, Pastor.--sab
bath School at $50 a. M. Hrof. J.
Walter Barnes, superintendent. The
presence Of every nember and friend
Of the church will be greatly aprrc
ciated tomorrow as 1t is the tenti,
anniversary OF the present pastcrate,
when sermons and services Will be
appropriate to this pleasant occasion.
Services in the morning, 1o:+5 O'Clock,
and evening, 1880 o'clock. The Jun.
ior Endessor Society will mrtt 4: j
p. m. ard the Senior seei.ty, 5:3n p.
NJ. Leader, Mrs. H. G. Stcetzer.
Topic. Lessons in Soul Whining,
This will be rally Of the Christian
Endelvor Society and each member
is urged to be present and bring >
friend. The evening service will be-
GIN series OF spee.Ll meetings last
Ing two weeks will, services each
evening except Saturday evening 4.
T.ao O'Clock. Tile pastor will speak
at two OF the services. Or. m. M.
Buchanan and Rev. i4uah Alexan der
Smith will speak. r. S. H. Thomp.
son, Of Pittsbnrg. will speak froGl Jan.
uary 1928. These services promise
to be helpful, Instructive, spiritual.
We give \ cordial invitation to all to
attend these meetings.
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Personals
People You Know:
Who They are and
Where They Are

Ollie. little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. c.
G. Floyd. OF MorEantnwn avenue. who
has been dangerously III with dfpthe-
ria. is considerably improved at this
time. IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. McAllister and
little son. who have been the guests
for several weeks of Mrs. McAlilster's
father. Mr.. J. D. Lloyd. left this morn
ing for their home at Twin Falls. Ida
no.
Miss Tocie Moore. teacher In the
First ward school. was called to Man.
nington by the illness of her mother
and niece. A brother and his little
child hive died in the past few weeks.
and now the mother and niece OF Miss
Moore are quite i'll.
Mrs. George Hager who has been
u! tor several days,3ls recovering.
Mr.. ard Mrs Robert skidmore, OF
Gypsy, have been the guests for sew.
eraI days of fhr. and Mrs. George Ha.
se-. q
Charles; the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs c. c. Morft. who has been dan.
serousiy III with pneumonia, Is i'm.
proving.
Miss Jeanette Bright Is the guest Of
friends In Wheeling. /.
Mr. J. 3. Moconaushey. formerly Of
this city but now Of Springfield. OHIO,
who was called here by the death OF
Mrs. s. =. Dean, viii spend several
days in the city the guest Of MIR. and
Mrs: J. F. Conway at the Watson ho.
tel.
Miss Ola cunaway arrived horne to.
day fror. a VISIT with her sister, Mrs.
Will Mcclalne, at Romney, Hampshire
county. Miss Eva conaawyr who &C.
conpanirdi her there will remain for
several weeks.
County Superintendent Carter L.
Faust returned last night from
Charleston where he attended the
meeting of county superintendents.
t1e reports well attended and en-
thusiastie meeting. 80
Mr. Marshall N. Clayton, one Of Ma.
rion county's most estinlahle citizens,
Is very ID al his home at Rarnstpwn.
Mr.,iand Mrs. John D.. King. who
have Keen the guests Of fMrs. tlns's
mother. Mrs. S. E. Upton, in this city.
left yesterday: for Atlanta. Georgia.
where they VII spend several days
en- route to Birmingham, Ala. where
they will spend the n,irter mcrthe.
Miss LEM Wilson. Of Phhippi, who
was the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. C.
w. Robinson for'a few days. returned
home to-day. 1t
i'liss Nell non!ey. who has been
visiting friends In Pi:tsburg, returned
home to-day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-08
!plcTOREs AND TAE DRAMA.
The FIaht picture.

Every one who has seen the motion
pictures Of the worlds championship
contest between Jack Johnson. the
heavyweight champion and Stanley
Ketcheli. the .middleweight champion,
have been enthusiastic at their won
deTf.tl eiearness.
~ The pictures first show Johnson In
trimming quarters ON the ocean beach
near. the famous Clin House in San
franctsco. He goes through all the
5ltpioaate training atunts which are a
prelude to every match. The specta-
4 tor Is then wlirled in II fash to the
tFalning camp or Ketchell. where the
smlddleweight Is making HIS prepare
tons for the big fight, The pictures
keep. ON turning and one is next greet
eslswlth 9. sight OF acres and acres OF
7 automobiles. that have transported the
elite OF San francisco and surround
Ing towns 10 the fight arena. Sudden.
1--WE see the inside OF the immense
Stadium. and as the camera revolvers
we!are treated to a whole city full OF
people.
The twelve rounds of the fight are
!ylytdly portrayed. showing the knock.
downs ofAKetchelI in the second round
and again in the sixth. The pictures
continue to- reyolve round afterir ,,nd.
and every one is on the tiptnc OF ex.
cltement for the final inning. Kctch.
el ihaA been trying to land his famou.
shift. IN blow that Bob Fitzslmnons
made famous. His opportunity comes
IN the twelfth round. when he floors
johnson with a hard right to the side
\ OF the head. The wonderful negro
rug list goes quickly to the ffonr, rolls
o&eriin full view OF the audience. rises
slowly to his feet and waits the on.
coming Ketchel with n volley of blows
thnt drops him to the mat, where he
Is counted out. The force OF John
sons punch Is, delivered with such IN
impetus that he fall over the PROSTATE
form OF his adversary.
No more sensational finish has ever
marked the close OF prize fight. The
pictures win be shown Monday at the
Dtxie.:.-l
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-08
At The Dixie To-day.

Faust. MI aged philosopher and
magician. who has grown weary OF
,hte and has sought in vain for the
secret OF eternal youth. decides. after
aSniEht's long vigil. to call forth the
evil one from the realms of darkness
to aid him.. Meph!stopheles appears
z and: Offers him his services In return
Tor Fsaust's soul. The aged philoso-
pher refuses tosaccept until the devil
shows him a vision of Marguerite in
sal1; her maiden beautytand simplicity.
/ FAUST agrees to accept the compact
providing Mephlstlpheles wilvglve aim
you'll wealth and love. This the
devil agrees to do. The bond Is sign.
fd-the devil gives him a powerful
potion which transforms the aged man
into q dashing young cavalier. AMI
forth they, go into. the world to seek
the pleasures Of life. bat which. under
the spell. turn to wormwood and gall.
Faust meets Marguerite coming
from church and offers to escort her
AsNAtFSt oAk win
declines. He Is fired with love and
fpnmored with her beauty. and the
! devil offers a plan to win her love.
Stealing into her garden, n jewel cas-
kAtafs left filled with pearls. rubies
j and diamonds rare" Marguerite finds
the casket and cannot forbear to
aaorn herself with the jewels. 1t Is
Y while shells thus occupied that n
neighbur, Dame Martha, discovers her.
Shortly afterwards Faust und AEcphis.
topheles appear. and here follows the
winning of Marsuerite's love in the
rose garden. 80.
y Night draws It's mystic veil around
them, while the ntoclinE demon gloats
over his victims. We next see Mar.
snerite betrayed and deserted. She
falls pleading nj the shrine of the vir.
sin for forgiveness. but Is even denied
this ssollce by the resencc Of the evil
one. Valentine. tMarguerltes brother.
returns from the wars and learns OF
his sisters betrayal. He seeks out
Fapst and engages him in duel. by
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-08

fo:fs AIM. Will, sermon on .'yhat
the kin1dom Of God ts.t Romans
1877; Junior Endeavor at 2 O'Clock
IN charge OF Misses Dean Knight and
Edna Hamilton: Christian Endeayor
at i6:45 p. m, subject Of study. 4En.
rollment for Service" evening serv,:e
at 1;3o o'clock. The evening sermon
will be the. FIRST In a series Of tour
evening sermons ON 1.-THE Nan Wha
Kills, Misses, Uses, and Lacks oppnr.
tunity." Mr.. Barrington will aing for
us at the morning service. -
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MES Church, south.

Rev. J. w. Critics, Pastor.-sundaY
School atIs:5o, II. =. Jones, superin.
tendent:s preaching at 1o:4s, theme,
Memory, Hope and Effort; Junior
League at z r. IN, led by Miss Mar.
tina Hoffman; Senior League at $50.
led by 6ro. Doubt; preaching Ut 7: 10.
:heme, -christ's Miracles" All are
invited to theses efviees. Special n'u-
sic at both services.
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Churc,hEe!
Frs. NJ. P. Church.

Rev. J.j p. Turkelson. Pastor.-sun-
day School at $3.50. Let.every teacher
ard scholar be:in their place at least
five minutes Before the time. Morn.
ing DEVOTION, fo:45; subject, "The
Christians Mode Of travelling. Tex:
iha. $3.50. Y. p. s. Of G. E.. $500,
President, Mrs. y: 3. LeyeIIe; song
service. 2: 80: spreaehing. 7:45; sub
jeet. "The Hands Of Jesus" There
will be an altar seryH-e after preach.
Ing. We cordially invite all to come
and worship with US.
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Diamond 81. M. r.. c,ureh.

Rev. j. X. Grimes, Pastor.-The
Sunday School will meet at $50, {.
A. Wilson, superintendent; public wot.
sllip at 1o:45 a. M. sermon by the pas
tor. Subject, 'HeIp and H$,dranee
to the Revival" Junior Epworsh
League, p. M. Miss Emma Laynan.
slIperintehhent;i Epworth League,
$50, G. o.. West, president; public
worship.k7;so y. M, "The Embarrass.
mcnt OF the indifferent" A cordial
Welcome to all.
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Mephistonheles' aid Valentine is stab
bed. Dying. he curses Marguerite and
ends mis- life rs Il soldier and man.
Margllerite's reason has been shak.
en- by her grief and sorrow. She kills
her child and is cast into prison.
where Menhistopheles brings Faust In
order that he may ny with Margucr-
lite. but she. pnor thing. does not COM
prehend.. She understands only her
great love for. aim, and her mind pos
sesseh by that one thought. she plucks
once again the daisy OF love, counting
each imaginary petal as it falls
Faust in his agony begs her forgive.
ness. Her=tying reply. Forgiveness!
Faust. love thee" tells the whole
Story. ns from his arms she sinks
away into eternity. Mephistcpheles
pronounces her damned, but the an
gels OF Heaven appear and proclaim
her saved, while Faust sinks into eter.
nal hamnation. wri:hing under the
scorn and mockery of the devil. who
now claims him for his own.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-08
First Baptist Church.

w. J. Eddy. Pastoral good time Ia
promised fer all who attend the ser.
Vices for this Sunday. $3.50 a. M.
Sunday School. Will not all the
schools make an attempt to be pres.
ent7 10:45 a. mr. morning service.
Subject, "The Proof of the Pudding
is In the Esting;" 1880. evening s.t.
Vice. Subject. "The Condemned
Fool" This - the second in the sc,
lies. 6:45 p. M, BY. F.. U. Good
r7usic Is promised for the services o.
the day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-08
FUNERAL OF JOSHUA sTALEY

FUNERAL OF JOSHUA STALEY.
Funeral services over the remains
of Joshua StaIey who came to his
death on Friday morning BY Ieapina
from the third story of Cook Hos
pital, will occur Sunday afternoon at
,two.thirty o'clock from the colored
M &: Church on Monroe street. In
!!terment will be. made in the Old Fair,
mont Cemetery. ~: 81.
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Church Announcement.

IT the N. E. Church In the Meadow
dale charge. Rev. A. Merrcl will
preach as follows on Sunday, Janu.
Fry g: Houit, at 1880 O'Clock a. III;
Hopewell. $3.50 p. M; Pleasant Valley.
7:2n p. m.
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Graee Lutheran Church.

Rev. l. X: Probst. q o.. PASTOR.
Service in Willard Hall of the w. C.
7. U. building. Sunday School at e:3c
o'clock. Regular service with tie
Holy Communion at 1o:45 o'clock. A
cordial welcome to all. !
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-08
OH, YOU COOK!
COPENHAGEN UNIVERSITY TAX
ING A LOOK AT. ExPLoRER's
.cRiINAL RECORDS TODAY. -
ley limited Press.l

n y "|NIs1 UHIlCIl FTF5oaT = ~
COPENHAEN. Jan. 8.-The original
diaries OF DR.. Cook on his trip north
are being examined today by the Uni.
Fersity Committee. That they Will be
rejected in more positive manner
than even the typewriter data Is n
fnresone conclusion. II is possible the
decision will carry with 1t denun-
citation OF Cook rs a deliberate impos-
tor.
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Christ Church.

a. H.. aeavin. Eeetor.-7:3n a. ~,
Holy Communion: 80 a. RI, Sunday
School; lo:'i5 m, prayer and ser
mon, subject, the Wise Men anr. the
Christi" 1880 o. M, sermon, subject,
"Stretehing Forth the Hands,"
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en-. NEWS;
a tcontInued from, PAGE "a. one,. Il

drilled to completion and new loea.
tions m.l be made. laisss IN.
The South Penn company's well No.
2 on the .. E. James fasn, ts in the top.
Of the SAND and the indications are
that Il will be . good producer.
the philadelphia, company's well.
No. on the E. e. swlser farm arm lis
three feet In the sand and will be i
eood producer. THE r. n. II ardestyi
we'll Is fourteen feet ~ the sand and
the hole filled up one thousand feet
with full. This will be good pro-
duelna well. The Mamie Lowe well
teing drilled by the South Penn Corr
rany Is due the first Of next week. !.
Tao new locations have been made,
IN the shinnston field. The South
Penn Company made a location on the
] E. James farm and one on the e.
). Whitenan farm. The Eidora ,oG
Company has located four wells near
eeothsyiile. This eompany's locations
are on the Phillip Province farm, Or.
coFiin farm. George Davis farm, and
Lott swiser farm. Other locations
will follow.
The reading OF the suases shows the
following production for the following
wells:
soutt, Penn Company. .
Dora Bartlett. No. i........... 1eo
e. ". Smith. Nc. II
E. J. Whitenlan,' No. .,
E. J. Whitenar. No. 2.......... 300
J. (. James, Nc. I. -.
NJ. A. Whlte;nsn, No. 1.......... $50
T. q. Martin. Mo. 1. $50
3. Martir. No. 2. ............ 1875
S. E. James, fiu. $500. 80
8. Z. James, No. 2......:.. ...... rs
s. z. James, No. 3.............. 20
s. e. James. No. 4. ............. $50
J. 3, swiger heirs !. =. .42s
C. A. Williamson, Mo. t..4. 4
G. A. Williamson, No. 2......... a5
r. r. Hardesty. ~. 35D
G. s.. Whltennan, No. 7.......... 1915
George Anderson, 1.5.......... $50
Philadelphia Company.
F.. e. Swiger, No. .......... 1900
E, e. swiaer, No, B.. ;.-........ IS
'Thornas swiyer, 1.5............. 859
q. r. Anderson, 49,. .... SOY
George swiser heirs, 1.3. $50
Robert swlseF, No. 1........... 100
A.. o. Jane3, No. 1.......... Is
81
Rra1ley-Allerder Company.
Sarah !. Hartley heirs. No. 1.... g.
Sarah y. Hartley heirs No. 1.:.. 525
Hugh swi1er, No. IS
Hugh swiger NO. ? .....s.. ........ 20
DonIin.outor Company.
T. 3. Martin, No. 1. 225
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First MI, e, Church.

REV. Harry c. Howard, Pastor.-
Sunday School, $3.50, ctas. w. evans
superintendent. We hope to see !
coed atendantce of teachers and schoi
a-s. Public morning worship at 1o:45
Sermon by the pastor, subject. "Thc
Truth OF the Guide" EpWorth League
devotional service, $50 p. M. top:
"How to Make Our Will Gods" lead
or, S. w. Smouse. Public evening
worship. 1850. Sermon subject "5eeE
ING and SAVING" The services through
cut the day will be appropriate to re
vIvaI services which will be contt,
ues each evening during the week
The members and trierda of the church
are invited to participate in theEe ser
vices. !,
Catholic Church.
Rev. A.. Boutlou. Pastor-Mats al
eight and ten O'Clock every sunda,
morning, with evening devoticns a.
7:GU. Mass every morning during the
week at 7:3U o'clock. /.
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M. p, Tcmpfc,

J. C. BroomfieId, 'pastor.-To the
following services you are cordially
inv.:ed: Our Sunday School meet:
at $3.50 Il. r.; preaching service a,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-08
WANTED,
RAGs-Wanted. good Cotton, Rags TO
HipinE presses and machinery
~ Good prices paid at this toflice. I;

Observation-Disclosures man 20 a.:t
as salesman ,nDd collector In anu,
nholt Falr1nnrt, Eocd position,
for VIE right 4,nDn. Apply Sing.
or Sowing Machine Co. 42o Main
ST.. Fl!imnn ,y.- It
LAplE5-Wantei to take Tie SAM:
tlrium Treatment and diet Eli
famlNon street. =, VI
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FOR RENT.

RooM-.-For rert. la,se, ut.lble for.
brsi:ag alley. A1ply II. this of
hcd &C!
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What Will Roosevelt say
continues from Page one.,

atontlnuea from Page one.)
Yesterdays developments Is the most
tense of many years. hat the ont.
come will be no one Is willing to
.prophesy. \. - 2,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-07-20
BIDS WANTED.

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Auditors of Kandioyhi Coun-
ty Minnesota, will meet in the office
of the County Auditor, in the Court
House of said County. on Thursday
the 4th day of August, A. D. 1910, at
3 O'Clock in the afternoon of said day,
to receive sealed bids from Banks for
the deposit of funds belonging to the
said county Of Kandiyohi by the Trea-
rurer of said County.
The said bids to be addressed to
the said Board of Auditors, in care of
the County Auditor, and shall state
what security will be given the Coun-
ty for the prompt payment of funds
so to be deposited. the said bids to
state what rate of interest will be
paid on daily balances subject to
draft and payable at all times on de
mand, as we'll as on certificates of
deposit.
Bids must be filed before 3 O'Clock
p. m. August 9TH, 1910, and each bid
must be accompanied by good and
sufficient bond.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
Daed at Willmar. Minnesota, this
18th day of July, A. D. 1910.
JOHN FEIG,
County Auditor
BY order of the Board of Auditors