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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-05
OPENING OF FAIR
Al BEDFORD ! ! CITY
Exhibits Exceptionally Fine.
Interesting Contests
Arranged.
Fine.
Especial 70 Tho rlne..p lspa.c1. i !.

u ESPECIAL TO The s.D!spatch.1
Il Bedford city, Va. November 4.-Dcspite
the cold and wind there was good crowd
present at the opening Of the Horticultural
Fair this morning. The exhibits OF corn.
apples, potatoes. OF both varieties, lvegeta bies
and nuts are exceptionally fine, imp RESINS
most tavorabiy the visitors from other
points. lsi Z
The display OF poultry IL pronounced by
competent authorities as the finest seen at
any fair In Virginia this SEASON. For the
first time here horses. cattle. hogs and
sheep are on exhibition. and are ali splen.
did specimens. The display Of woInan's
work Is large and beautiful.
Addresses wert made this morning by g.
w. Koiner, Commissioner OF Agriculture; j.
F. Gordon. on soil Improvement; Or. Miller,
on Improvement Of live stock: Prof. starch
ler. OF the experiment station OF v. p. l..
on fruit industry.
IN connection with this fair tho contests
of the rural schools on agricultural and
domestic educational lines, under the
auspices Of the Library Association. IS held.
To-inorrow prizes will be awarded
baby show. contest for the pretticst
country GIRL between sixteen and sixty.
largest family, and others will be Hold.
This fair will >Subtless result In per.
rnanent organization, with adequate accom-
modations for holding such exhibits.
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Social and
& I on al

sr IrE wedding OF Miss Jeanette
Baird Jacob. daughter OF Mr.
= and Mrs. William a. Jacob, to y.
lStanard Archer, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
fJohn w Archer. was celebrated at
Il $3.50 o'clock Thursday afternoon, DIR.
Ryland Knight officiating. and the GER
fen1ony being performed IN the home Of
1.-THE brides parents, at Forest Hill. +,
The house was decorated with palms,
5cilrysnntiemums and lighted candles
Mrs. G. g. Jacob, wearing a white lace
robe over mesaaline, played the we'd
ding march from "Lohengrin,2 nd
during the ceremony, Believe Me, II a u
5,rhose Endearlng Young Charms" Miss
Elsie Jacob and Miss Vera Ramos. the
bridesmaids wore yellow megsaline,
with black picture hats, and carried
schrysanthemums.. DR.. 4. Shelton and
C. G. Jacob were the fishers Abbott
Lloyd Archer. brother OF the groom,
was best man. Miss Jessie Jacob. sis
ter OF tho bride, was maid OF honor.
She was goWned in valet net over mes
Ealine, had on a velvet hat and carried
white chrysanthemums.
The bride, who entered with her
father. wore n Burgundy-colored cloth
travelling gown, with nat to match.
Her flowers were a shower OF Bride
roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archer will make a
tour OF the Northern cities on their
wedding trip.
Invitations Issued.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage OF Miss Teresa Louise Clarke.
the daughter of a. B. Clarke. to Julien
Gum, Commemorative attorney OF
Henrico county. the wedding to be cell
Nbrated November Ii. at $3.50 r. NJ, IN
the First Baptist Church.
Miss Clarke. since her debut in Rich
mond, has Travelled extensively, having
zone abroad twice She Is very cul-
tured and attractive young girl, 4
graduate OF Hollins Institute. Mr.
Gum II prominent among the younge r
members OF the legal profes sion in
Richmond.
Visiting Her Pnrcntn.
Mrs. w. Duncan Lee. OF the Hanover,
Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
poets her brother from Portland. Orc.
to join her there In a few days
Dnnce Mt Brunsvyick Inn.
SATURDAY evening last. at the Bruins
wick Inn. a dance was given by J. w
Ellison, Jr., and Charles j. Ellison.
Those dancing weresMiss Lola Brown.
of Richmond. with J. W. Ellison, Jr.;
Mir Virginia Henderson. with DR..
William Patterson: Miss Klipstein. OF
California. with Charles ]. Ellison;
Miss Bessie Austin. with II. D. Coine.;
Miss Hood Thompson. with William
Gallahcr; Miss Helen Coiner. with J. s.
Ellis; Miss Ruth Laycll. with DR.. MIL
I VI n L .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-05
.CURT|SS.MACH|NES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Damage to Aeroplanes Ends
Aviation Meet in
Norfolk.
-[special 70 rhe times. pispateh.1

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Norfolk, Va. November 1.-THE complete
5wrecklng of the four.cylinder Curtiss ma.
chine and the smashing Of the right WING
OF the Hudson flyer by the storm at tho
Jamestown Exposition Grounds last night
hag blighted any prospects OF further flying
who have taken part In the aviation NEE,
here.
when: the day came In with such !ncle.
ment weather#it was hoped that another
.postponement could be arranged until to-.
morrow in order to carry out the program
that flying was Impossible. but a visit TO
the grounds by the employees OF Mr.. curtts,-
dieclosed the fact that there was nothing To,
fly in, and that the planes could not be-
repaired In time for work tomorrow.
While the Hudson flyer will have to be
where the right wing from the centre OF
the machine and the front control will be
replaced. the other biplane must be COM
pletely rebuilt. Every part OF 1t. except
the four-cylinder engine. was smashed into
.splinters. and the cloth was torn into
shreds. This engine will be shipped to the
factory and another flyer constructed along
the same lines.
Anxious to get the machines in shape for
to.day's flights in event the weather clear
ed. the mechaniclans went out 10 the ex-
position grounds this morning at o'clock
hangar in a heap. with all the poles down
and the canvas held on Lee Parade by the
strong rope supports When they lifted the
canvas the wrecked machines presented
themselves to view. The poles that sup.
ported the hangar had fallen across the
rib in 1t. besides tearing the cloth. Tho
Hudson flyer escaped with slighter injury.
and the right wing and from. control were
the only parts damaged to any extent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-05
DAMAGE ~, WIND sTtRa1.
Minister Goes to South DoAton-Other
Fredericksburg News.

Minister Goes to South Doston-Other
Fredericksburg News.
[Special to The Times Dispatch.
fredericksburg, Va, November A.
A heavy wind storm prevailed here
last night. and continues to-day. Some
damage has resulted. A large cedar
tree in the City Cemetery was blown
over, destroying a portion of the City
Cemetery wall, near the Amelia Street
Rev. Henry G. Lane left here to-day
for South Boston, where he has &C.
lcepted q call as rector OF the Episcopal
Church at that place. and Will preach
his first sermon on Sunday. His wife,
who Is still here. will join him later.
Rev. ]. II. Henderllte, of this city. Is
conducting series OF meetings a. the
Presbyterian Chapel at Milford. preach;
ing each night this week. Large
crowds are attending, and much inter-
est Is manifested.
Many funtsmen from this city have
gone out this week. and many OF them
have been successful, bagging q num-
Der OF cartridges and rabbits Only
few turkeys have been shot.
Much interest Is felt In the appoint
,nent by Judge J. e. Mason, OF the Cir
cult Court OF Spotsylvania, county. OF
supervisor for Livingston District. to
succeed the late w. L. Waite. Among
those most prominently mentioned for
the position are ]. H. Biscoe and NJ. !.
Waite. The latter Is brother OF the
dead superviSOr.@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-05
JES'S|. HELD !. ] ON IN
MURDER CHARGE: |
Will Appear Before Grand Jury
to Answer for Killing Of
David F. Marshall.
.rspeelal Is mic TImes- DIspatch, ].

Special to The Timcs-Dlspatch,Js. gs4
Roanoke. Va, November 4.-Police Judge
Beverley Berkeley to-day sent !. Il Jessie
on to the grand jury to answer the ~ ar i
OF killing David Franklin. Marshall IN ths
latter's room in tho TIPS Top Ho.al mere le ~
hotel, ana was arrested two weeks aEo.
charged with having slain Aiarshall.A.
The Victim OF the crime, who had 2 tam 7,
lily at Jessie ho,o
occupied d he'd In Marshatls room, sw ,r
al tho coroner's inquest. and at the pralir,n.
mary trial to-day, that Jessie terea I, w
room and beat and choked Massha., %'sson,
the Injuries inflicted by Jessie,
sarah reynolds and Lsttie Lucas. two y, We /.
mon employed at the rlp-Top Hotel, VINO
were arrested and jailed ne tine sysss;s
was cked up. were relea seq W.
iatron KY denies that he attacked " arshals'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-05
JOHNSON BANE E ENTERTAINED.
Guitarist Made Tour Under Auspices
Emory md Henry Gloa Club a. l1A.8


sGuitarist Made Tour Under Auspices OF
& Emory md Henry Glee Club.
Special 10 The Times Dispatch.]
Nj Emory. Va. November 4.-One OF N the
3pleasant social events a Emory and Henry
College recently was the banquet given BY
Prof McReynolds In honor o 4 his friend,
johnson Bane. the distinguished guitarist,
OF Plttsburg, who has Just completed his
Virginia tour $und er the ananagen,ent ofttthe
Emory and Henry Cilec Club. aSi
After an nformal reception at the college
y. M B, 9. A. fparlors the guests repaire sto
the dining. room OF Byars House, Where a
ffour.course supper was served. Mr. Hogs.
3presldentaSof the glee club. was toast,
MISTER. The following were present; Mrs.
lAront gomery, Misses lllams, Katherine
Williams, SWampler. Bessie " amp Ter. Akcrs,
sMayme Bower. Elizabeth ISe Icy. Yost.
SLatltlta Yost, AlcConnell, Reyes ana Smith
5Alessrs. suddath,S Eastwood, Beard, II I16gg,
Lark, Carlton, Lotspiech,8 Patty Kelley,
Johnson. 5Bane. atcR reynolds, Wilson, Mar.
shall, Bunts ana Hunter. sa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-05
NORFOLK WILL WIN FIGHT.
Relieved that Both Huntersville8 and Lam.
bert;s Point VIII Be Annexed.
TSnacinI to The Times. Di 8 m CHI II KS

bert,s Point VIII Be Annexed.
[Specinlto The Times Dispat oh.
Norfolk. Va. Noyember i.-That tho city
iof Norfolk will win in its fight for the an
snexatIon of Huntersvillo Is generally con.
coded by those who have followed the trend
Of the case now OIL before Judge Calhoun,
who Is presiding in the Norfolk County
Hastings Court. It Is also admitted that
tho city has made out a strong case In
favor OF the annexation OF Lam bert $ Point.
another suburb, and has chance OF also
Securing this territory. ss9%g
Those who have followed the case declare
that the fight Is for and against the annex.
alton OF Lambert's Point. the city having
won their case in the Huntersville matter,
the evidence being incontrovertible and very
strong. In the case OF Lumbert's Point
there mas been some mud singing. With
exaggerations on both sides, that have mud
died the situation. but In the opinion of
the 5posted these have mainly been on Il he
aide OF the pointers, and WILL rebound to
the benefit OF tho city In the f1nal summing
up Is !, :, d 3, s,
to save Lambert's Point q known ana
strong 8'ring'. stronghold. Should both OF
E theseS territories be added to the corporate
limits OF Norfolk 1t Will Increase the city's
nonulatIon BY about 1900. giving g p eI1
ton inside tho corporate limits @ so'uVo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-05
SALBEAIARLE POULTRY
NE m 77s IS EXHIBITION CLOSES

Tspeciul to III Is Times, D!spa tch.
Charlottesville Va, November 1.-THE first
annual OK ib! ton Of the Albenarle Poultry
Assoc,atlon which has been In progress for
the past three days, came to a a close to-s
show proved q hls success, close to 1000
birds being on exhlbI I, N ext yea hibi-5
ton pronis SEES to he on rap rger scale.
n The officers q The assoc ton are; M ~ !.
iprasident; i. III. "a llagrae, score airy, 1xecu-
tive Commlt teer-C ia les ~ N, tisl,,s Rer-
Inard 81. Horne, sDaYtd n s Loan Il ogHtons
sBowles Dr., p. ~ illianass md Hugh HsN.s
;kias sss
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News Of South Richmond

ed from Ettrick, Chesterfield county. twn
weeks ago. 10 yet missing. 1t has been
rumored that no has been heard from In
Tennessee. h s 4 * iSs
Captain Wright, Sergeant Lipscomb and
Policemen Moore and Jones are now full
!fledgcd members OF the Police Benevolent
Association OF Richmond.
The South Richmond Cubs. football
team, ranging between fourteen and seven.
teen years, will play the Church Hill team
this afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-05
u, minister ,yi,i Take Charge.

w. New N1n1ster Z
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Williamsburg, Va Novemo % nj 4;- ~
il l,e,E in Bruton Parish Church sunday
ihrnnorniing, when the Rev p, Ruft1n
I, I ~ - t1 Will besinstructed rs minister
Bishop a. NJ Randolph Will conduct
5E sii Tunsten, Of idaho, will prob
a b IN ] Be 5 present and will preach sun;
sday night. Special music has been
arranged for the service Of institution
Sunday l,lornIn &. Iss5s ,55;s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-05

we'll known farmer OF the Red Hill section,
was burned to death last night in her home
on Belmont. During the absence OF her sis
ter. Miss Jennie Wingheld. the aged woman,
found she was lying In the middle OF the
floor with nearly all the clothes burned on
her body. She was badly burned especially
about the arms and body.
Mrs. Hammer was born and reared near
iRedmonds this county, and had resided in
Charlottesville for the past three years. Her
husband died one year ago. Two brothers
and three sisters survive-Messr g. H. and
j. j. W!ngfield, Mrs. Mary r. Winsheld, Mrs
w. c. Thacker. Of Carter's Bridge. and
Miss Jennie Wtnsfeld
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-05
Arre.,ss ,l;,. d i West virginia.
.Snaria / ia The TimeS-IotSpatch

Hoisenfiuck. a young white man.
wanted here for highway robbery, and
assault, was captured to-day n.sNy,e 9! ].
Virginia, He As charged with .holdlns
up and robhing Charles I. Hutke !, ], AZ J,
Burke was beaten almost TO- dea th,!ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-05
Three nulldlnss burned.

Special to he I'M! Y,
sss Cul peper, s al. sS N 20 ~ -T-I w q
hui Id inEs barn nelon SIN s.s. g !, W. u
Satroyed ny fire to- day, u Ga use Sof tho
are ls i'm known q he loss stts parity
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-05
sp,pht 1 etriu IL 70 st. o nee Bui! diD 3.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e1sis15171y
@5 Especial to The Tim -pi tcll.l aass.S
I.ynchburg Va,g My emp er 4sI 9 ma Y
shuilding. ins which the post. nee I, at
Times River, Amherst county is 10 %
Ont Cd, Will PROBABLY mean that he
Office vii u be moved to n Their oca7
tion, ge. 9yer N. con
ton 81 the Amherst he al III AN thor ties.
IA well as Fedora Mt h 0ri les, sss " he
mali Is IN III ne tunl gated tor the pres
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-05
WON. u, KIN. wild Turkey

E9317g SpeOlal to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 49,
XIII Cuipaper. Va.,8 November The
large ts wild turkey killed In his
;ooun ~ Yor years, was shot yesterday
by Mrs. Emma RiXey Wa kerr on her
farm, ten mi les south of GU peper.eaa hes
weight of the turkey IS y tWen = ty-llve
mound s. n .t Ssa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-05
Va d &stroyed BY, Fire. !,

M @ Special 70 The MISUNDERSTANDING
Gulneper. lSovembe - - & aa y &
swood the handsome home Of John, 4A'
Payne y Sof cuipaper, county. was de,
Sstroyed by IRE this morning. Cause I 3
4 The are Is unknown. The loss Is " 3. 90
ana tn 8 Is y par fly insure lss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-05
INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT.
George Mcleod Seriously Injured When Ma
chine Collides With Train.

F.vattevl,le. NJ c., November i.-George
.. Mcleod. sex-sherin OF Robson and chair
man7of the Democratic Executive aCommittee
Of that county. was badly injured IN an
automobile accident To-day near Rae.o. I
an the Aberdeen and Rockhsh Railway. The
other occupants. Tom Pate, chauffeur and
+. &. Johnson, OF Lumberton were only
slightly hurt. The auto was completely
Mcleod was brought TO the Hishsmith
HOSPITAL, th!s city. where he is now rest
ing quietly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-05

Miss Emily Glenworth Hall returned
Wednesday, from charming visit to
Washington, y. G. where she was the;
guest of her brother, Edwin Cha AMBER
Jayne TALL foe t he month OF October.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-05

Mrs. Lionel Barton, OF Norfolk, Is
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. r. Jeter!
y ones OF Barton Heights. az Hi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-05

S. Brown Allen and Mrs Allen, OF
Stanton, Va, are spending several
days In mond as the guests Of Mrs..
y. - Scherer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-05

Miss Lily West is visiting Miss
Therese Nurney. of SUFFOLK, 8va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-05
wosLAN BURNED TO DEATH.

Clothes Catch on Fire from Open Crate ana
Injuries Prove Fatal
Especial to The Times D!spatch.l
Charlottesville. Va. November 4-aa rs y ~. :.
len Hammer. aged seventy-fve years. vile
Of the late Robert Hammer. for years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-05
South Richmond Bureau.
Tho Times-Dtspatch.
11oa IIull straot

1loa Hull Street.
The jury in the case OF G. c. Dillon
against the Virginia Railway and Power
Company. claimant for damages amounting
to 5000 for Injuries received in a fall from
ono Of the company''s poles while doing
work as lnasman, was discharged yesterday
evening until 10 o'clock Monday morning.
inc case is ono OF the hardest fought ever
tried IN this community and presents many
knotty legal points to test the defense and
Married In Lynchburg.
The Lynchburg News OF Tuesday morning
has the following Of interest to South Rich
mond concerning the marriage OF Miss Anne.
liz Pfeifter. sister Of tho Rev. Henry G.
pteiffer. pastor Of the Central Methodist
Church, 80.
Miss Amelia Pfel.rer and Robert Munfosd
Blsgs were united In marriage yesterday
morning at 1880 o'clock at the home OF the
brides mother. Mrs. j. G. PfeIffer. 171l Main
Street. the ceremony being performed BY
brother OF the bride. Rev. Henry c.
Pfeiffer. OF Richmond.
The bride was becomingly attired in 4
blue broadcloth suit with hat and gloves
TO match. and carried showed bouquet at
Bride roses. There we've no attendants,
The ceremony took place before a bank OF
yellow chrysantnenums and ferns. 1mne-
diately after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Biggs left for Norfolk. where they Will take
the boat for New York. Niagara Falls and
yember 10 at 17l4 Main Street.
Mrs. Biggs Is the youngest daughter OF
Mrs. y. C. Pfeiffer. Mr. Biggs has been
resident OF this city for the past eight
years. having come to Lynchburg from
Montvale. and holds position with the
Norfolk and Western 3
Mrs. Pfeiner3 accompanied her husband
and was present at the marriage. d
Overcrowding Of Cors. IS
The overcrowding Of Hull Street cars. es-
ipeciallyi in the evening. has caused general
adverse comment by South Richmond pas
sengers. One south-bound car yesterday
evening was damned with humanity. Many
citizens think law should be passed pro-
healthy It is considered especially parilous
on the South Richmond line because of the
alleged precarious condition OF the Free
Daughters OF Confederacy.
The Chesterfield Chapter OF the United
Daughters OF tho Confedcracy Will hold lts
regular meeting this afternoon at 5 o'clock
at the home OF Mrs. G. n. Dorsett. s2os
Semmes Avenue. Woodland Heights.
q. Notes About Town.
Last night at IS o clock the Young Peoples
Missionary Society held a meeting In Gem
~. Z. Boyden Of etN Decatur Street.
swansboro. who had q serious operation
about ten days ago at the Virginia Hospi-
tai. is recovering.
3 Mr.. ana Mrs. Nathan Cogbill. OF Chester
field Courthouse. have issued invitations for
the marriage OF their daughter. Mary to {
John B. Trueheart. OF Richmond. the we'd
ding to take place November 10. In Salem
tBnptist Church. Chesterfield.
". j.. Watkins Is In a yer yserious con-
{ditiona at the Virginia Hospital. HIS right
arm was crushed at the AmerScan5 LOG ono.
tive Works Wednesday afternoon. IL was
member. He lives at $50 cambridge street..
4 waiter Pond, who mysterlouslY disappear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-05

Daughters of Confederacy.
+ The Chesterfield Chapter OF the United
Daughters OF tho Confederacy will hold lts
regular meeting this afternoon at 20 o'clock
at the home OF Mrs. G. H. Dorsett. S3os
semmes Avenue. Woodland Heights.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-05

The bridal couple were the receipt
ents OF many beautiful and costly we'd
ding gifts OF silver. cut glass and other
useful articles. thus attesting the pop
ularity OF the young people.
Mr. and Mrs. Baker left last evening
for New York. where they will spend
their honeymoon. and will then go to
Richmond to make their home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-05

lie was given check for 81. payable
to George Temple. Jr., which he
got the money. Tho police claim to
have numerous other charges Of sim
liar character against Rainey. In which,
money was procured from various cit
iZenS ss. & #
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-06-15

FOR SALE-Oliver typewriter, good
shape. Also new No. 10 Reming-
ton at a price that's right. Call 16
30. Second s.. 166-2t
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-06-15

In angina pectoris. agony sp8sm of
the heart there are two chief features
pain and sudden death. The pain is
coming and going. intense. peculiar.
strange. awful. usually in the chest
around tine heart and spreading into
sthe shoulders and abdomen. Death.
(which comes In a higher percentage
than I'm aLy other kn0~n disease. for
fsw ever get over il. a. usually sudden,
often. as the poet says. life struck
sharp on death" There are indeed in
this disease many mysteries remain
ingttO be cleared up. A father and bis
four children have died OF angina pee
toris.-New York Press.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-06-15
NOTICES..
NOTICE 40 CCyNTR\(vVORS

Office of the Highway Board. Jane
6, 1910, Olympia, Washington.
Sealed bids @ill be received at this
office until two O'Clock p. M, June
29th and then opened for grading,
draining and macadmnizing State Aid
road No. go. otherwise konWn as the
Sunnyside- Mabton road, In Yakima
county Washington.
The maps, plan, profile. estimate
and specifications are on file in this
office, in the office of che County En-
gineer, North Yakima. Washington,
with the Division Engineer, r. M.
Hardy. North Yakima, Washington,
and at the office of the Pacific
Builder and engineer, Seattle. Wash
ington, where they hay be inspected.
Date for completion of contract,
October 81 1910.
or all bids. Bids will be made uIDon
forms to be furnished nv this office,
and must be sealed and marked
"Proposal for Improvemem. of State
Aid Road No. so, yakima County,
WASHINGTON"
No bid will Zoe considered unless
accompanied bv a certified check pay
able to the State Treasurer, for Ave
per cent 6 per cent? OF the amount
of the bid, based on approximate es-
innate furnished by the Highway
Commissioner.
The checks of the lowest accept
able bidder and next lowest &C cept-
able bidder will be held until the con-
tract is signed.
HENRY L. BoWLBY,
Secretary of the Highway Board.
June S-15-22.