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Genle lifted her eyes from her Lat
IN grammar, resting them moment
III on her club-footed young brother in
- a most abstraCted manner.
Then she looked back at her
One almost saw tcans in Sidney Winn's
eyes. lie moved in his crooked fashion tc
the window, where he waited awhile. Pres
emily he said:
Its time to go for the cows, Genie"
The girl brushed back her thick curls,
glancIng at the clock.
We needn't go for ten minutes"
Il don't like to walk as fast as you make
mt, said Sidney, peevishly.
wish you could 90 of yourself. like other
boys" said Genie.
His face grew crimson, and he choked back
something rising in his throat.
His sister did not mean to hurt him She
strdled the remaining ten minutes, then found
her hat, and, with her grammar still in her
hGnd. said;
Come, now!"
"Im ,,m not going with you," replied Sidney,
GLOW silly! Comet"
"Youl make me" He was going to
say walk too fast, but he was afraid Of her
reply.
Genie started in her brisk way, and the
temptation was too great for Sidney to re-
main behind. He hurried painfully after his
sister.
1t was a grim old house which they left
4lke some primitive dWeulng ~ stood, apart
from others, at the end of a winding lane
If the house itself was not attractive, its
surroundings embraced rare bit of New
England scenery
They followed the lane through green, level
meadows and past a grove of sturdy oaks
and chestnuts, until they came to a sweep of
picturesque pasture land. where merry
brook sang and dimped along its grass
fringed banks.
Gene stopped by the bars, where several
COWS were waiting.
"They haven't all come up" said Sidney.
"You drive up the rest" answered his sis
ter. 81 can study a few minutes"
She seated herself on a stone and opened
her book.
Sidney did not move. He looked discon.
tentcdly at her, then over the green fields
to the blue hills.
"Rcgo, regis, regit," repeated Genie, half
aloud,
A robin began to trill his evening songs in
the hazel thickets across the lane. The cows
lowed impaticntly.
"Regeram, rcgcras regerat," continued
Genie.
Sidney, still stood stubbornly. She did not
notice him.
Presently he climbed through the bars and
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him. His farm, poor as it was, was partly
mortgaged, and the year before he had barely
been able to pay the interest
This years crops were not promising, and
he foresaw utter inability to meet the in
terest, and ip that event it must result in his
losing the farm at last.
Six months after Genie took the loom she
had one hundred and twenty dollars. Her
little hoard made her very happy as she look
ed at it from time to time where 1t lay IN
her bureau drawer.
The sight compensated her for the hours OF
tedious labor which otherwise she would nave
hated.
Mrs Crick hated it, for it made so much
litter in their living room.
"And what a girl she is, TO be surel' the
old housekeeper reflected. "She never knew
anything but books until the loom came; and
now thuml thum l cont see how she stands
it. She must want an education more than
ever l did"
Sidney hated it because it made his life more
isolated; also because he could never have
bound himself to work like that for any
But the father thought with envy that
shamed him of the money. it had brought,
and which, applied now, might save the old
One evening Genie was working very late.
Sidney lonely and sad, had crept up to bed.
Mrs Crick had retired. Mr.. Winn was asleep
on the lounge-at least, Genie supposed so,
for he had not stirred for an hour.
Genie's face, though tired, was smiling, as
she took the last web from the loom. She
had earned a dollar and a half that day.
She was hoping TO earn that sum every day
now.
As she turned softly from the loom, she
saw that her father was sitting with elbows
on his knees and chin in his hands, while
great tears were rolling down his cheeks.
Genie had never been SO frightened in her
life. She turned away quickly, feeling as if
her heart had been pierced, 1t was some
minutes before she dared look at him again.
Then she saw that he had regained his usual
composuTe.
."Are. you going to bed?" he asked Good
night"
she suddenly placed herself before him. "Is
il about the interest, father!"
''Yes, it is almost due, and I've nothing
to meet it, But don't you go fretting,
child!"
He put her aside quickly Genie knew he
feared breaking down again:
She went up stairs. She-looked at her 1T
tie treasure Some Of the bills were fresh
one semed part of her very life.
'If / had not this, what would he do" she
asked herself.
Genie tried TO feel that it was not for her
to make the sacrifice. Her face was set, with
not sign OF tear.
Ten minutes had not passed before. rolling
up the bills she took them down stairs Her
father was sitting where she had left him.
"Here," she said, putting the money in
his hand, stake this, and pay the interest,
lather
keep on working" she answered, briefly.
"Who would have thought it of Genie,
and she only a fifteeIfayear-old giyl?" said
Mrs. Crick, when she heard what had been
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Sidney slowly shook his head.

Sidney slowly shook his head.
What do you think it means?"
AGAIN he shook his head. He had vague
IDEAS, but could not put them into words.
Mr. Winn reused himself.
Come, come! You children are sitting up
late again"
MIS- Crlck smoothed out the skein Of her
mehding cotton. Ten minutes afterwards the
old mouse was dark object on the moon
lighted landscape
Genle, there's a queer-talking man come
subsequent
"To, "To see me? WhStes Mrs Crick?"
ohe gave regretful look at her Latin
grammar, tossed back her short brown curls
ana came into the sitting room. A tall, an.
guar man was measuring the corner.
"doait' an miss! he said, turning quickly about,
don't you want to take one of my looms,
learn learn to weave and make a little money? A
little money. did l say?" he added, enthusi-
astically, seeing he had made an impression.
Some OF my weavers earn dollar and fifty
The work is mere fun. You'd rather do It
than not-you would, indeed!"
lie explained that he was setting up looms
for the manufacture of shaker-bonnets. II
was a;,S easily learned and work would be steady
he continued. you look ike girl smart
enough to match my best weavers.b
Genie did not like the allusion to herself,
but the Idea OF earning money was like a
spark to dry wood, in her imagination.
How long will it take me to learn?" she
asked
mo time at all. Some learn in a day I
first week"
size of the webs prices paid and the man
ner Of asserting the straw, Genie's mind was
travelling forward year, when she would be
in possession of a sum Of money sufficient
school. Her heart swelled with hope as she
decided.
II will take a loom"
"And you ought to have one also" said
the man, turning to Sidney. 81 suppose you
can't get around very spry at most things,
but you could weave. Your sister, now,
when she gets to work, won't give you
chance on her loom for love nor money. You
ought to have one"
With flush, Sidney turned his back on
him during the remainder of the interview
A week later found Genie working at her
loom. The learning was more difficult than
she had expected, from the agents account,
but she persevered
She worked not only through the day, but
late into the evenings. 1t was weeks before
she was able to earn even one dollar a day,
but when she could do that her hope was fed
anew.
Her industry withdrew her more than ever
from her brother. When she was not weay-
ing she was poring over Latin or history.
Sidney,'s face was growing to have a settled
melancholy.
Mrs. Crick noticed it, and said to Mr..
WInu:
Something ought, to be done for that boy.
He mopes too much"
But the father was feeling an anxiety that
made all other matters seem insignificant to
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NV, Genie. put down that old book"
N Genie lifted her eyes from her Lat
in grammar, resting them moment
III on her club-footed young brother in
u a most abstraCted manner.
Then she looked back at her
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-14
CHRISTMAS REp CROSS film

THE moving picture Is recognised
! as valuable educational factor,
IL rightly used. Fortunately, tho men
who have developed the business of
Inannfaetutlng the Aims In this coun-
Try have net he blind to every con-
slderatlou except money making,
Comparatively few seem to have yield
ed to the temptation 10 prostitute
this great Invention by catering to
the SENSATIONAL, tho lewd aud the dee
PRAYED. instead. most OF them have
been Wise aud far-sighted enough 20
sec the enormous educational post.
hillties OF the moving picture, aud TO
endcavor TO build up their enterprise
on a solid foundation.
In no way Is this better shown than
by the cooperation between the Thos,
A. Edison company OF Orange, y. j..
and tho National Association for the
study and Prevention OF tuberculosis
Each year. Just before the holidays.
the Edison company releases to the
innumcrablc moving picture thoatcrs
n specially prepared Aim. designed to
show the awful danger OF the white
plague" and to aid In the sale Of. the
Red Cross seal. the little stamp which.
by the million. adorns our Christmas
packages and carries It's lesson every
where. The Aim this year. released
December 9Th. Is called The Awaken.
Ing OF John Bond"
IL Is a graphic and truthful por.
trSyal of tho dangers OF tuberculosis
and OF the personal responsibility OF
each one for existing conditions
II should be shown again and
again. In every town In the land-.for
what village IL now so poor that Il
does not have n moving picture the.
aterr The Journal OF the American
Medical Association requests thsA all
physicians and all members of char-
liable societies ask 90 have this film
shown TO the public. IL Is by far tho
best OF n number OF public health
Aims turned out by the Edison CON-
pany. which is fully Justified In Its
announcement that II has been able
not only to produce film OF high
dramatic value. but also one of great
educational benefit"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-14
SIMPLE MIXTURE USED
IN KLAMATH FALLS

Many In klamath Falls are now
using the simple buckthorn bark aud
glycerine mixture known rs Adlcr-i-ka
the new German Appendicitis remedy.
A SINGLE DOSE relieves constipa-
tion. sour stomach or gas on the stom.
aoh almost INSTANTLY. This sim
plc mixture antIseptieizes the digcs-
tive r<gans and draws on tho impur-
tiles. and r>ep,c pro surprised how
QUICKLY IL hAlpA Tho whitman
Drug company.
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quarter. nnd tho uou,hwoa, o,o,,..
of the northeast quarter OF soc,lon A.
township ~ south. range 10 o,.,
Willamette meridian,
South half ~ north half and ro,n
rns' quarter ot tho northNoat ana,
ter. and the norihwcst quarter of ,ha
nor,heas, quarter ~ section 80. town
ahlp m aooth. range 10 cnst wn.
lamette Meridian, IN klamath conn
". Oregon. together with tho ,c,o.
men,s. hcriditamenta and appur,o,
ancns 'herenn,o belonging. or 80 much
thereof M may be necessary to sa,,,.
~ snid execution.
Dated ut klamath Fails. Or,,o,
November itth, 1911,
W n, nARSEs
Sherlr of klamath County. urcrnn
ny N, !, nARNEs, Deputy
tisii.l7.jJb
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and against the above named defend.
ant. Tor the pum ot teoo,ad and the
further sum uf ttV,s0, With interest
thereon nt the rate " = per cont per
nnuum. from the sist day of Fchrn.
ary. inii which Raid judgment was
on tho 3olh day NJ september. 1911,
duly assigned To one nurge w. Ma
sor, dlh, on the iSth' day of ooto'
bcr. ieii, duly levy upon tho follow
INK dcscrlbed property, to.wit The
re,.tetly nineteen feet of lot six ~
block forty.elEa,, in.the city of klam.
ath ralla, Oregon. formerly Nichols
addition To the town OF Linhviilo.
or son. aud will ON Saturday, tho
18th day Of December. 1911. at 10
o'clock In 'he forenoon of anld day. a,
the front door of the county court
house. IN Klamath Falis, oregon. sell
At public auction, To tho highest and
best bidder Tor cash In hanW, all
'hc rlght title and intercH, % tht
above named defendant. W " Mas'
ten. In and 20 anid promises md also
an the flgh'.. title and in,erCs, Witch
aaid defendant. ", W Mast had
IN or TO said premises on and after
the aaid sis, day of February leii,
together with the ,encments. hefedi'
amcu,, and appurtennnceu q lsreuuio
belonging, or 80 much thereof NJ ma,
b. necessary to satisfy such c,oen'
,lon. costs and expenses of aalc.
/ Dated at klamath Fall, Oregon
this 18th day of November. 1911.
W n nARNES.
Sheriff ~ x'smr'h COUNTY Oregon
ny NJ J. BARNiss. bopuV,
ii.is.i3-ish
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-14
Iisr on iNi,El,trtD INDIAN
LAMBS ron sAlE
Department OF the Interior, uuitcd
States indian Service

department OF the Interior, uuitcd
States Indian Service
The following tracts of indian ,ands
with the namo OF tho swnor. dcscrip-
tieu. aud appralrNl price. situated ON
tho klamath indian Rcyorvation. ore.
son. are offered for aalc. under the
nc, OF co, grcrs. approved March D.,
t90T, rhe lands were lin,cd scptcm.
bee >. lpii. and bids tor their pur'
chase wlwn be- opened Januar, !,
t0ts The terms W the sale are cash,
James George ct al swA Sec, "a
3t-S; sctO.
rrcd Hecndricks. SEA Sec. 10 80
., s9Go.
John Nelson. sws SEN. SEN
Swa Sec. II. and NwA NEN, NE
Y NwA, Sec. it.at-,. $3.50,
Ruth John. NwH MEN, nv NV
q. sre IL: sws swN. Soc. ~.
500; sIgo,
Joseph pararoco OF al. wa En
See ii,so-e, $1,000.
Tho following parcels we're listed
August "a. 1911, and bids will be
opencd December 20 1911;
Emma Cookman ct al. Et swA
sn NEa Soc. ii-ai.s. $1,000. .
Emma c,okmAu o, al. sEh Sec. !.
si-s. seco.
Emma Goodman OF al. Nws See,
u.si.s; ssoo.
Emma ccokman ct al. SO NE.
Sec. io-si.s. aud So sEN See. 3.
ais. $500.
Emma cookmnn G, al. Nj sEs
See. ?s.ai.'; U.ioc.
Dora Pedro Q, al. Ma swh Soc
is.st.9; I6Go.
MANY Ann Moore. M Sc ST.
NEh Soc, st-3i.s; $3.50.
acd check. payable Ia Edsop Watson.
superintendent. klamath indian
school. aud covering 10 por cent OF
the price offered. may be subnilttcd a,
/, fcalcd hids. accompanied By n ecrti-
I The klamath Agency. during a period
OF sixty days prior 10 : o'clock y. NJ,
on the days Indicated above for each
,trz-t. ~ which time tho bids will be
'npapcd NJ the ofIlce ot the agency In
ease Of deferred payment sales. 10
per cent of the purchase priec will
accamn,ny I'D and ~ per cent addi-
itlclhI whom hid Ia accepted Notes
Tor balance ut legal rate of Interest,
,Ascn. Patent In leo whom notes aud
'''orrt are paid In tull. All tha,
should appear on the envelope con.
,glnlug The bid should tr mia Tor In
. hcri,cd Indian LAND" and the date oi
Opening bid.
Any. . ,hcr Information may be
rad by applying 10 Edion Watson,
,upcrlntcndcn, klamath Agency. Ore
son.
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NOtIcs von PUBLICATION
mot Coal i.Anisl
ii-ie'i'is h

mot Coal l.anial
department ~ the lnt'rluf united
States Land omcy at laksvlcv.
oregon. September 81. 1911.
No,ieo Ia hereby given that August
Pich of klamath Fails. oregon. sho
on April Z. 1910. made timber and
stone application No o5gsh for the
Sis sv V. 81 Nw. soctioa s.
io~nship 81 4. tAusc 10 y, william.
c,to meridian has nlod notice Of in.
icntloD TO make fnal proof 10 es,ab-
iish claim to the lHni above do
scribod. before 6. H. pcl.ap. county
clerk of klamath county, at klamath
Falls. oregon. on the s'ih day II
December, 1911,
Claimant names nu Witnesses
Mike Motschcnbachrr Thomas
shannon. Thomas o'Conn,ll, llorasio
orcm. all ~ klamath fal'a. Oregon.
a. W ORroS.
iO.s0.i,.ash Register,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-14
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
GET HOLIDAYS TO SELVES
somc WIN Go 10 their Homes ,o
spend Nu,etite, white Others WIN
t.n,lcavor to Entertain themselves
at Eugene
Special TO The Herald

Special to The Herald
EUGENE. Dec, IL Tomorrow tho
university will close lts doors for tho
Christmas vacation. aud the Studonta
Cor the most part will return to shcie
homes over the state.
Some, however. will remain In Eu'
scrt, Trnsc who stay behind will do
their best TO have u good time aud
dispense among themselves the Christ.
mas good cheer.
Thcrc will be nnmbcrof Informal
parties aud Christmas aud Now Year
dinners. at which the students VIII
make the hes, of q Christmas away
from home.
Many OF the students have already
obtained positions In the stores for
during the holiday rush. and will try
TO add to their stock OF funds Ia TIL,
way. Somn who have fallen behiud IN
their class work will take advantage
of the vacation to catch up, white
many Of the seniors are planning td
make inroads on the preparation 1t
their theses.
The university opens again on ian.
uary Sd.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-14
siiEIiiFF's SALE

Ia the Circuit, Court OF tho State OF
Oregon. for the County of Kiam.
a.h.
l.. ~. jackson. P.slntln.
W. W. Maaten. Dsfondant
No,lce Is hereby given that by sir-
tue OF an execution duly issued ou, Of
the above entitled court on the iIth
DAY OF October. 1911. upon Iudg.
ment duly rendered aud ontored on
the 2iut day Of February. 1911. In
favor OF thosnboyc named plaintiff
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

mot coal lands)
Department OF the Interior. United
States Land once at Lakevlow,
Oregon. October II, 1sil,
l;oticc is hereby given that Oscar
l.. Carter. whose postofscc address Is
Klamath Falls. Oregon. did on the
s?th day OF May. 1911. file In this
once sworn statement and application
No. 0t6So. to purchase lot l, Section
4. township 81 s. range 10 4, william.
cite Meridian. and the timber thereon.
Luder the provinons OF the act OF June
5. 1878. and acts amendatory. known
as the Timber and Stone Law" a,
such value as might be axed by ar-
pralsmcnt. aud that. pursuant to such
application, the land and timber
thereon have been appraised at a
total OF $&6s. the timber estimated at
.e2o. 900 board feet. at rs cents per ~.
and the land nothing; that said appii-
cant will offer final proof In support
OF his application and sworn state
ment ON the s1th day OF December,
1911. before r. NJ. Richardson, Unit
cd States Commissioner. at klamath
Falls. Oregon.
Any person Is at liberty to protest
this purchase before entry. or initiate
a contest at any time before patent
issues. by fiIng a corroborated an.
davit In this once, alleging facts
which would defeat the entry.
A. W. ORTON.
io-i7-i3-?sh Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Not coal landsl

(Not coal lands)
Department OF the Interior. United
States Land Once at LakevIew,
Oregon. October IL. 1911.
Notice 10 lereby given that Ralph
l. Carter. whose postoface address Is
Klamath Falls. Oregon. did. on the
2tth day OF April. 1911. file In this
ONCE sworn statement and application
No. ot54o, to purchase the WI Sw.
Y, MEX Swh. Section Z. and Nwk
OF the Nwh Section IS. township
90 south. range 10 east. William
ette Meridian. and the timber thereon.
under the provisions OF the act Of June
3. 1878. and acts amenda;ory. known
rs the Timber and Stone Law" al
such value as might be nxed by ap-
praisment. and that. pursuant to such
application, the land and timber
thereon have been appraised at a
total OF st<5. the timber estimated at
$500 board feet at rs cents per ~.
and the land $40: tina. said appl.-
cant will offer final proof In support
Of his application and sworn state
ment on the 27th day OF December.
1911. before X. NJ. Richardson, Unit
ed statfs Commissioner. at klamath
Falls. Oregon.
Any person Is q, liberty to protest
thus purchase before entry. or initiate
n contest at any time before patent
Issues. by Ming a corroborated am
davit In this once. alleging facts
which would defeat the entry.
A. w. ORrON.
IO-l7-ls-?sh Register
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-14

Temple thea'er. Matinee daily. s;se
.. m. Evening. nrst performance
7:15. continuous.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-14
Fancy Pastry

Whes co0pany consrs y0o sboald
have saane tasty pastry without work.
las yOus bod ~. Iet ~ sspply this
sec6. We have fresh cakes even
dny. ~ ca nnAks % your special o..
der ssythiag h plain or fancy pastry
- senst sotise.
Layer Cakes, Plain Cakes, Cookies
a sll kisds, Doughnuis, Pies and
Rolls always o. hand and fresh ever
dAy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-14

You can't beat Graham's silver In
table ware or fancy articles. They
have n Wide reputation. May cost n
tw cents n,osc but ITS ware OF
which you'll be proud in after ycars.
I have lots OF new picsss.
1f-6t Mediation.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-14
THE OLD ReLIABLE

n YOU need any fruk trees for
planting or wish to make good money
selling thcmt write uS for particulars.
No previous csporieneo needed II you
want to MIME money. We show you.
ti.20-im Albany. Ore.
ALBANY NURSERIES,. Inc.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-14
NOTICE

There are funds In the city treasury
for the redemption OF warrants pro-
tested on and before May ., 1905. In
terset ceases from date hereof.
J. w. sIEMENS. city Treasurer.
Dated at klamath Fails, Ore, this
9Th day Of Dcesmber, isii.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-14
FEDERAL GRAND JURY
STARTS DYNAMITE QUIZ
S,cs.t Investigation Icgin. at Indian.
nIolis With Only Goycrnm~nt ss,-
iioycs Allowed within 400 Bee, of
the probc Room.
United Press Service

United Press Service
tNDIANAroLis Dec it.-S Secret
Investigations by the United States
grand jury began hero today Of ~.
nrmlting plots In which the McNams
ras participated.
Meme except government employees
Mere allowed to approach within 800
feet of the Jury room.
Detective Burns will be- among the
:rSt witnesses called
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-14
s,,g,,Iers sALe

iu the Circuit Court OF IN. bthto o'
oregon. for tho couut, Of KAN
R,h.
SALT IN Equity to Foroelose a Mort
gaKe.
cbsa. u. wordcn. Plaintiff.
~. n. CrAyons aud Lulu J. cravons.
iiis wife. aId George ~, kcs,or'
sou. u PENDANTS.
Notice IL horcby given that by
virtue OF an usceu,ion and order Of
sale. duly iasnod ou, OF the above on
tilted court aud cause on tho i<'h
day ot November. 1911. upon de-
cree made aud entered Of record In
said court aud cause aud In said eoun.
~ and state on tho itth day OF No
vcmbor. 1911. In favor Of the above
named plnlnur aud against the above
named defendants and each of them.
directing the sale of c.tialn real prop.
crty. 90 sAtisfy the sum of 10000.
With Interest thereon at the ratio ~
10 per cont per ahnum from the itth
day Of September. 1911, aud the costs
of suit. amounting TO tho sum Of sss.
and the expense OF tho naio.
Now. therefore. by virtue ~ said
oSoou,lon aud 10 compliance with Aaid
writ ! will on Saturday. tho 10Th
iay % December. 1911. nt 10 o'clock
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-23
NOTICEi

Sealed proposals for the submis1
sion of complete plans and specifi-
cations in detail for an administra-
ton building at the territorial asy-
lum for the insane will be received
until 10 O'Clock a. NJ, Monday, Dec.
II, 1911, by the board OF control
Of Arizona, at its office at the capt.
toll
approximately $4,000 is TO be ex-
pended The architects premium
viii be three per cent Of the cost
Of the building for plans and speci-
fications, ard two per cent for super
vision The architect will be re-
quired to furnish within 60 days a
good and sufficient bond in the penal
sum OF $1,000 to construct the build
ing according to his plans and speci-
f.catiOns within the estimate fur
nished by him.
The board reserves the right to
accept or reject part or all Of any
bid or to waive any informalities in
any bid
BY order of the Board of Control.
ROBT. A. CRAIG, Secretary.
l2-bb