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NEWSPAPERS REcEIvINo BOXES

THE FORUM has q supply OF neat
receptacles in which to place daily
newspapers and other mail and any
patron OF this paper In Fargo or Moor
head may secure one OF these boxes
free by calling at The Forum office,
provided his paper Is paid to date,
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GIRL FoR ADOPTION

FOR ADOPTIoN--A beautiful blue
eyed baby girl. weeks old. Apply
901 Tenth street south. Telephone
1851.
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WANT FED Experienced saleslady for
millinery, coat and suit store. H. F..
Starr Co, II Broadway.
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MONEY 70 LOAN
eoR SALE OR FOR RENT.

wOR SALE OR REMT-FIve room
restaurant, good location. only per-
manent establishment Of its kind in
town. Can be had on easy terms ON
good security. Also dwelling house
close by. Inquire Of Mrs. X ffutchin-
son, Fegsenden. N. y.
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WANT TED-Good girl for general
housework: good wages. 402 Eighth
street north. Phone 409-L-2.
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CANADIAN LANDS.

WE ARE exclusive agents for over
100000 acres Of selected lands in
Saskatchewan and Alberta. If inter-
ested in Canadian farm lands write
Hodgson Realty Co. Fargo, ". d.
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FOR SALE--Six-room house. wood
shed. cistern. barn. lot 140x50, nice
location, near A. CT am leaving city
and obliged to sell property at any
price; call and give me an offer. l124
Eighth street north.
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AnYERTlsEMENTs.

WHEN YOU WANT to talk to the
people in prosperous South Dakota
you can DO e best through the columns
OF The Aberdeen Daily Alaerican; read
every day by $4,000 In $50 towns and
rural routes IN the northern max oI
4hA atata Classified ads. for sale
help wanted, exchange. real estate
49, for / cent q word each insertion.
send stamps 20 American. Aberdeen.
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REAL ESTATE.

WANTED-All parties having prop
erty to trade or exchange, whether
Il be real or personal, TO list them with
us for quick results. We keep in touch
with people all over the northwest
having properties to trade, and make
no charge for placing yours on our
lists. We aim to make all exchanges
on an actual cash value basis. and
invite you to call on or write, The
Real Estate Exchange. Kennedy block.
Fargo, N. d.
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FoR sALE.

100 ACRES, one and one-haIf miles
west OF Arthur n. D.. eighty acres
summer fallowed, balance in crop; a
bargain If taken at once. w. H. Com
rie, Fargo.
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We HAVE q aix-ton Fairbanks wagon
scale for sale cheap If taken at once.
AanilI q CO 1aax&E NJ p
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they won't be IL you eoD'k swat the
few that have arrived
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sALEsMEN WANTgp.

WAMTED--A competent salesman to
sell to wholesale and retail trade.
Gail at Fargo House, $3.50 to 10
q. m.
BKAT sOAP-A great side line or
speciality, for any salesman. North
Dakota Is one OF the few states not
covered. The right man, must be q
hustler. can get control Write Slxat.
Hartford. Conn
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TWO IMPROVED FARMS for sale in
Stutsnan county, located in the best
wheat belt of North Dakota; one con-
tains 27O and one farm 1e0 acres;
good buildings on each; nearly all un-
der cultivation; part cash. balance
on time. Cheap for all cash. p. r.
Echley Courtenay, NJ. ID.
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FOR SALE, FARMS.

FOR SALE--160 acres OF good rich
level land in a good farming COM
munity in Mckenzie county for ST.
$50; $3.50 cash. balance on time. Ad-
dress 499. care Forum.
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reliable salesmen.
Apply 7-9 p. m. Room 66, Kennedy
block
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POINTER FOR SALE.

FOR sALE--Attractive rangy, black
and white male pointer, nearly 2
years old. yard and house broken, In
good condition. very tractable, slight
field experience, just ripe for training
ON chickens. First $40 gets him. Ad-
dress ABS, care Forum.
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HosPlTAL.

MATERNITY HoSPITAL--conpete
nurses and best OF care; highest tce-
timonials from doctors and patients.
Mrs. Jennie Camp. sol Tenth street
south. Fargo.
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WANTED-Experienced man to take
charge Of a weekly newspaper in
live town in the northwestern part
Of the state: must be able to act in the
capacfty Of editor and manager, at
Tend to the books and collections. TO
a man who can take entire charge
there is a good opening. Permanent
position to one who can make gooo.
Position open Oct, !. GIVE Iuii par-
ticulars and references, Address
Newspaper, Box SAG, Stanley, N. D,
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WANTED-B Bright intelligent boy;
good chance. Apply >. A. johnston,
care Forum.
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WANT Ep-TeamsSers to drive dray.
Al. L. Farr. S11 Fourth avenue north.
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CONNIE RCIAL pen and ink drawings
for letter heads and Illustrations for
reproduction drawn to your order;
state your ideas and purpose for which
cut ia& to be used and will submit
sketches for your approval: prices
right. Call. phone or write. Forum
Advertising Dept.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-08-24

by good ali
around young man in hardware, i'm
plement or wholesale house. Address
at once, SOC Forum.
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POSITION wANTED-MALE.

WANTE as manager for
Farmers Elevator Co.; eighteen
years experience. Address 507, care
Forum.
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Phone 1875 es Your Wants and The Forum WantAds WDoe Rest
HELP wANTED-MALE.

HAVE knight Printing Co. Print it.
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BARBER WANTE Done with two
or more years experience, $12 per
week: wire at onSs. A. A. Block. Or
isla. N. d.
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR HOMESEEKERS' rates to west
ern Canada call at Interstate Land
Co.'S. Office, rooms . and 10. Pioneer
Life building. r. o. box 345: phone
<s6. Fargo. NJ. ID.
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\. o. PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU.

INTERNATIONAL information. Law,
science. ART. literature: advertised
bids furnished to contractors Lock
Box 3s. Christins. ". 70.
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have several parties
rem ss1be1 h1usA
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WANTED--Good girl for general
housework. 32s Seventh street south,
Moorhead.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-08-24

WE WANT someone 20 plow 500 acres
during August either with teams or
rasoline. John Wyman Farm Land a.
Loan Co, Fargo. N. ID.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-08-24

WANTEp-F'irst class man to work
In Carriers veterinary hospital
bring references. 70 Fourth street
north. Fargo.
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GIRL WANTED to sell tickets at the
Savoy theatre. Apply o'clock this
evening.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

!
FOR RENT--BuildIng No. 1s Fourth
street south, Moorhead, used as
cleaning and repair shop. Phone
151T-J.
FOR RENT-sept /, partly furnished
restaurant with water, light and
heat. Call Ill Third street north,
Moorhead. Phone 450-L.
FOR SALE-Meat market in good N.
ID. town, doing a good business on
almost a cash basis; good reason for
selling. Address 500. care Forum.
FOR SALE-Four bowling alleys for
sale cheap for cash, or will trade;
announce your bargains. Hotel
Tweedon.
GOOD THREE CHAIR barber shop
for sale in county seat town, along
main line Great Northern; snap II
taken at once, No. 494, care OF Fo-
rum
NEWSPAPER and job plant for sale
in North Dakota; large territory, no
competition. with or without two
story building and lot; cash or terms.
No. 504. care Forum.
A SNAP on a newspaper plant. con-
sisting of a Babcock Standard CYL
inder and engine; Gordon jobber, S6-
inch cutter and plenty Of everything;
must sci at once. Call on or address
w. A. Young, Park River, N. d.
MEAT MARKET for sale or rent;
only market in town Of 500 in
habitants; good live town; large ter
ritory to draw from; yearly sales
$45, 600; good reasons for selling. Ad-
dress Lerfald Bros. Belfield. N. ID.
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WANTED-Girl for general house,
work. S61 Eighth avenue south.
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ron RENT-aToREe Room.

STORE FOR RENI---wfll arrange to
suit tenant; Cook block. 22s Broad
way.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFFICES for rent in the Laing build
ings opposite the Grand theatre. H.
2. Lough, Room 8, Laing building.
IF YOU DESIRE to better your office
location call at 612 Front street. /
have some choice office rooms for
rent. Phone 11OS-L.
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HELP MANTEp-FgMALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. waitress at
Prizes cafe.
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WAN I EDO girl for general
housework. Mrs. 8. r. Crabbe. 1896
Third avenue south.
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WANT CHILDREN TO RoARn.

rUh hENT-Two furnished rooms for
o ngnt housekeeping. 715 Ninth avenue
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. magazine So
Hcitor; good pay to right party. S. A..
johnston, care Forum.
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rOh RENT Furnished front room
ssrlctiy modern. 410 Roberts street
The Newark journal., 1911-11-10
DEPARTrIENT


 Hens furnishings in variety to suit pur- chaser, at prices that astonish the customer, value being go great and price so low.
 Munsing Union Suits for men and boys all sizes, age 3 to age 100, and the best union suits obtainable. Prices range from so cents to $500 the garment and we fit leans stouts and shorts.
 Separate underwear in shirts and draw CTS at from soc to Sl.O0 the suits.
 Wool shirts and drawers, the suit S2.00.
 The Big-buck blue work shirt full size 5Oc nice line of wool ovreshirts, S5c to S3 % each. NegiIee without or with detach- ed collars Sl.O0 to 50 fine patterns AL ways have nice line of ties. Trunks and suit cases, all kinds, prices low.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-09

February, 1911, examination be ex-
empt from examination on those
branches at the June, 1911, exam
nation?
Second: Can a first-class dis
rict issue certificates to its teach
ers the same as under the laws of
1907 and 1902"
MIR. Savage received the following
reply:
Superintendent Lincoln Savage,
Grants Pass, Oregon.
Dear Sir-Replying to your first
question, will say that this section
OF the law applies only to future APP
pllcants Any person who at any
future examination receives a stand
ing OF 80 per cent is exempt from
all future examinations on that sub
jcct, but It does not apply to any
grade received prior to this time.
Portland is the only district au-
thorlzed by the new law to issue Ger.
tiflcates All other certificates
must be issued by the superintendent
Of public instruction.
Yours very truly,
~. r. ALDERMAN, Superintendent
Public Instruction"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-09

tion Of selling at private sale for the
best bid, cash in hand, the old city
hall and the proceeds to be used to
build new city hall on the city's
lots at the corner of Fourth and H
streets. Date June 20.
This throws both questions on the
same day, thereby avoiding two cleo
tions.
A petition was presented by r. l..
Fromme and others asking that all
petitions heretofore presented refer
ring to the proposed improvement of
Fourth street, calling for bituminous
macadam, be not considered further,
and all proceedings thereto be stopped
and the council consider the petition
ers later petition asking that this
street be improved with bitulithic.
The former petition proposed i'm
provement for this street from the
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-09
NEW CERTIFICATE
LAW IC ExPOUNDED

County Superintendent Lincoln
Savage has received an opinion from
the state department of education at
Salem on questions regarding the
new certificate law.
Superintendent Savage propound-
ed the following to l.. r. Alderman,
state superintendent:
First. In accordance with section
10 of the new certificate law, do
you interpret it to mean any grade
30 per cent and over made at exam
nations taken prior to May 20,
1911? For instance, could one who
made 80 per cent in a number of
branches for a first grade at the
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-09
PORTABLE sAWNuLL TO
CUT SELMA TIMBER

Arriving on a flat. ear Saturday
IN Granta Pass, was a traction engine
of 25 horsepower aud a portable
saw min, an consigned 60 II B. Ea-
ton, Of Kerby
Dir Eaton, with This movable
plant intends to make saw mun
music ou ib. ranches near lima. $50
large min exists 10 that region ln
these hitter day and ae % result
there ls much work 90 do IN this line
SIR Eaton WIN ru'l l0 on ranch
tad Saw up @ tract OF umbor for O.
farmer who is in need Of lumber or
who wants 20 clear a tract Of land.
Ho win also no custom work ior thc
man who hauls a few logs 90 hi.
plant
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-09

The woman OF today who has good
health good temper, good sense,
bright eyes and a lovely complexion,
the result OF correct living and good
digestion. wins the admiration Of
the world. II your digestion is faul-
~ Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets will correct II. For sale by
all good dealers.
Which OF today's store ads con-
tain money-savlng facts for your
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-09

To get this engine from Grants
Pass to Selma, the owner will be COM
PEELED to blast In a number Of places
on the county road, as the engine
has a 10-foot tread and the road In
some localities is not OF this width.
This means much work and heavy
expense but the returns on an In
vestment Of this nature for the Sci
ma region and the great good to
farmers and Others will offset the
present cost.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-09
News From Mines OF Josephine County

l~st fall seeking low grade ledg,
OF width. He said that from his
first investigation of mineral condi-
tens In Josephine county that he wal
convinced that 1t was q rich region
and was being overlooked by the min
ing world. He said that 1t did rot
take him long to find what he want
ed, the result being the purchase by
Mr.. Wilson of the Alta and Fairview
..roperties. On the quartz claim he
has erected quartz mill Of Acton
capacity, which is now Just ready to
start work. The ledge will give con-
slant values of from 81 to s5 a ton
on the plates, in some portions
returning 81; though Mr.. Wilson
stated that he bought the property
on the strength of the "a and IS val
ues. The higher values coming in
from time to time will, of course, be
appreciated but not considered an
the main values. The dixie is Is to
SO feet wide and is easy mining.
Mr.. Wilson is also erecting a saw
mill on the property for use of the
mine.
On the Gold Note
A three-drop stamp mill has Just
been erected on the Gold Note mine
In the Grave creek district and locat-
Cd near the Greenback mine.
The Gold Note nov has about 1000
feet of workings.
In Galice Region.
John Robertson now has q new
mill on his property located above
the old Black Bear mine in the GalicC
district. The property is a compare
lively new location and lies about two
miles from Galice. Robertson will
work high grade rock recently cut In
to.
Report has 1t that the Black Beal
will start up soon. This is big Low
grade property.
The old Channel placer mine wa,
recently closed down for brief peri
Oh, and as a result a number Of mel
were turned loose, who immedlatel.
began prospecting. Manager H. c
Myers of the Channel property, state
that several of these prospecto hav
recently made a rich strike in tn
district. The matter is being KEEP
quiet, though Mr.. Myers states tn
ore Is rich, as he panned some OF tn
quartz, and knows.
Mr.. Myers also states that tn
smelter has overcome all metallurgi
cal difficulties and is now workln
, successfully.
II Have Successful Season.
l.. r. Briggs states that the place
owned by the Briggs brothers at Pls
Ger on Grave creek, 20 miles north
east of Grants Pass, has been close
) for the season after a successful wiz
ter run. Mr.. Briggs states that the
( have operated two giants during tn
winter and spring and that the clear
) ups were good all through the seasol
/ This placer lies three and a ha
, miles from the Gold Note mine.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-09

Mrs. Jack Winner. who has spent
several days here, the guest Of Mrs.
Tom Fuson. left Wednesday morning
for her home in Glendale. She was
accompanied home by Miss Alice Do
Ian, who will visit for short time
at the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Herrick ana
children arrived here Tuesday from
Ely, Nevada, to visit with Mrs. Her.
rick's mother. Mrs. A. B. Davis Thsy
are looking for a suitable location
and may decide to make their homo
In this city.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-09

Gold mining in Josephine county
has entered upon a new era Of ac-
tivity, and never in the niStory OF
this region has so many quartz prop
el ties been active. Old mines are being
taken over by strong companies, new
mines being opened. and prospecting
for quartz lodges is the order of the
day. The noted Higgins strike 10 the
Red mountain region and the later
rich strike made by Henry Brazile is
the same territory, has added i'm
petus to an already active campaign.
That number of rich strikes will be
made this season is prediction made
by every mining man who is familiar
with conditions. A large number of
men have gone into the hills of JOS
ephine county during the past six
weeks, but the gold bearing region
is so large that these many are "swal-
lowed" and leave room for hundreds
more.
Biggest of All.
The biggest thing in the way of
mining in this county at the present
time is the placer properties of the
Waldo Consolidated Gold Mining
Company of Oregon, with Col. Frank
Nj. Leland in charge. The statement
that this company has the largest pla-
Ger holding in Josephine county is
only small part of the facts, as 1t is
the largest placer holding in the Unit
ed States and is one among the larg-
est in the world.
Col. Leland is broadening the work
and has plans mapped out for ex-
tensive operations. This company
took over the Logan, the Deep GRAY
81, the Osgood, Frye Gulch, the Frai-
rey and other noted properties until
that now they control 5000 acres
Water in abundance is another asset
this company is blessed with, owning
practically all the water of the east
fork IF the Illinois river.
The operations consist of hydraulic
work with giants, drift mining from
shafts sunk to bedrock, and with hy-
draulic elevators. A 1-mile tunnel
Is to be driven from the head of But
cher gulch to the Deep Gravel mine,
to be used as an outlet race for car
rying away the failing from the Lo-
gan mine, thus making the hydraulic
elevator unnecessary at this property.
A dredge is to be built this season for
operating on the Deep Gravel mine.
At the OriOle.
The Oriole mine is opened by adits
Nos. /, 2, and 4, which, with the
cross-cuts, drifts, and wines, amount
20 one mile of development. No is
the main working level and this at
tains a depth of 600 feet on the vein
The ore Is to be hauled to the mill
over a surface tramway by gravity
The grade of the selected ore is dem
onstrated by four shipments made tc
the smelter at Tacoma, the net re.
turns from which showed about 5000
per ton.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-09


The Oscar Creel; Consolidated Min
ing company has acquired ESQ acres
OF placer ground ON Oscar creek, 10
miles south Of Grants Pass. The
group is made up OF number of
smaller holdings that formerly were
worked by individuals. The princi-
Tals in the company are A. H. Gun
nell, L. l.. Jewell, and Charles Burk-
halter, all of Grants Pass. The in
tention is to provide equipment to
operate on larger scale.
United Copper-Gold.
The properties of the United Cop
per-Gold Mines company, formerly
controlled by o. H. Thomas, f. e.
Newberry, o. s. Blanchard and Ralph
Looney, have been taken over by
South Dakota men, comprising W. L.
Low, G. c. Westby, James Greig and
George Williamson. Mr.. Low former
ly operated in British Columbia, and
MIR. Westby is metallurgist who for
merly was in Nevada. The holdings
purchased consist of quartz claims on
Pickett creek, miles west of Merlin,
and a group of s claims on Illinois
river, II miles northwest of Selma.
The first work to be performed will
be on the latter group, which contains
the noted old Copper Mountain mine.
Superintendent Westby is now block
ing out ore on the Copper Mountain
property, and manager Low stated to
The Courier that a metallurgical
plant will be erected on the site Of the
old smelter.
Has Rich Telluride Ore.
Samuel Bowden, formerly of
Grants Pass, and now mining near
Kerby, believes that Telluride gold
ores will soon play an important part
in the mining industry in Josephine
co -ty. Mr.. Bowden is at work 10
miles west of Kerby on Canyon
creek, where he has two groups bear
ing telluride ores, one group Is CON-
osed of four claims, the other 10
claims. Some Of the ore from these
claims assay into high values, as high
os several thousand dollars a ton.
Dredging Rogue River.
President Clinton Johnson, of Los
Angeles, is here to overlook opera.
tions of the Rogue River Dredging
company, which owns 10 miles or
both sides of Rogue river, The com.
pany Is now at work one mile and 6
| alf below Galice. The new machin
cry met with an accident several day,
ago and Mr.. Johnson had repair,
made in Grants Pass. A bucket of ;
capacity of a yard and half of gray
el is being used, and many tons o
gravel are being moved daily.
Finds What He Wants.
A man who has spent many year
mining in Utah, Nevada and othe
western states, is Manager Wilson, o
the Alta quartz group and + .intlocl
placer group, all located five mile
due west from Kerby. Mr.. Wilson
states that he came in to this regiol
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-09

north side of C street to the south
side of Evelyn avenue. The later
petition specifies Improvement from
the north side of. A street to the
south side of Evelyn avenue.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-09
Reject Bid for Bonds.

The council received a bid from the
Security Savings Bank and Trust
company OF Toledo, Ohio, in which
that institution offers par, accrued
interest and premium Of SIS for
street and sewer bonds 10 the amount
OF $13,274 The council rejected the
bid on the grounds that the banking
house stipulated that the validity OF
the bonds must be passed on by "our
attorney" This, City Attorney. Glenn
cnts advised, would put the council
TO bear the expense and trouble Of
"our attorney" should he find fault
with the bonds. The bonds were au-
thorlzed in a perfectly legal manner,
and the council does not want to be
tied up with a conditional bid, which
this one from the Toledo they affirm
really is
Award Sprinkling Contract
F. W. Huggerth bid s5 for a day
Of eight hours, and F. o. Wilcox bid
$5 a day Of 0 hours, to sprinkle the
streets; Wilcox was awarded tho con-
tract
The city owns the water wagon and
furnishes the water Wilcox Will fur
nish the tenn and driver
Gas Officials Present.
Representatives Of the gas com
rony were present and stated 10 the
council thof considerable material
was hero md more Go arrive nt an
early day and Tint worl, on me p'out
would ha pushed as fast os nroa'lo-
.ohle
a petition waH presented by D.. D.
Myers and oatl6g tbat tho row-
cr iaigrel oa North Seventh rroat he
.rvenlod Referred
Special Election
/ Ordinance ao.uns special oi.urn
N. na on Goo 7o'iaa o. th par
/ a. f.ra.fa v.oaa Haa
| |r1. the dsle sel ar Jn 80 a'fo au
Imdnaacs raHrd calling fJr O. spaclo.
election a. araopt or roieri the 1uca'