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New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
COL. JOHN J. M'C00K ILL
Serious Turn in Lawyers Ali
ment Alarms His Physicians.
[By Telegraph 20 The Tribune.


seabrtght, y. j., Aug S1.-Colonel John J..
McCook, a prominent corporation lawyer
of New York. with a summer home at this
place, is seriously III here, and It is feared
that he may not recover Colonel McCook
has had heart trouble for a year, and sew
eral times has been compelled to take to
his bed.
An attack last Sunday night was so Sc
we're that two trained nurses have since
been kept in attendance. His physician
DR.. Ruehl KimbaI, OF New York, and tive
other physicians have been in consultation
Colonel McCook Is sixty-fve years DID,
and has been a summer resident OF tnis
place about thirty-three years. He mas
been active IN public affairs, and was men
toned for Attorney General Of the United
States in the administration Of President
Mckinley
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
UNITING TO SAVE FORESTS
United States and States Conservation
Commission to Fight Fires.

Albany Aug. 3i-The Conservation Com
mission OF New York has entered into an
agreement with the Secretary Of Agricul-
ture at Washington for a cooperative fire
patrol force 10 he effective on the water
sheds Of the Hudson and Delaware rivers
I'm this state. Employees Of the State Con-
servation Commission will have their
names entered on the Federal pay roll, and
the government viii pay salaries 70 an
amount not exceeding $2,600 for the rest Of
the present FIRE season.
The Conservation Commission has availed
itself of the privilege offered by the United
states TO obtain this assistance pursuant
10 section Of Public Act No. 345 act OF
Congress. March 1. l9lD. A similar arrange
ment has been made IN Vermont New
HAMPSHIRE, Massachusetts. Wisconsin and
Minnesota This is only a first step IN
the plan Of cooperative state and Federal
conservation
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
TO ATTEND ROYAL MARRIAGE
servian King Guest Of Gar at Prince
Johns Wedding

ST Petersburg, Aug 3L-King Peter ~
Servia his daughter. Princess Helena. and
the heir to the Servian throne. Prince
Alexander. will arrive az Peterhof to-mor-
row for the marriage. on September O. OF
Princess Helena TO Prince John Coustan-
tinovitch. son OF Grand Duke Constantine
Ccnstantinovitch. They will be the guests
Of the Emperor and Empress. az the small
Alexandra Palace. al Peterhof.
Crown Prince Danilo Alexander of Mon
tenesro will also attend the wedding.
King Nicholaf OF Montenegro has pre-
sented 10 the bride necklace costing
$1,000.
The Russian newspapers publish favor
able comments on the members OF the
servian royal family.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
RICHARD p. WILSON.

Trenton, ". j.. Aug 3l-Richard z. VII
son. one Of the best known business men
Of this city. died at his summer home st
Belmar, late last night. He served for nVe
years as a member Of the Mercer County
Tax Board. being appointed by Governor
Stokes and reappointed by Governor fort'
He was born here sixty-four years ago
For years he was in the coal ano luin-
Der business with ". ]. Y. Stokes lor-
mer City Treasurer. who retired ABOUT
three years ago. Mr.. Wilson was an or
ganlzer Of the Broad Street NauonaI
Bank and one Of its directors. He leaves
FIVE sons.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
JOHN KELLOGG.

Amsterdam. " Y. Aug S.-John kel-
logg. a. prominent manufacturer Of this
city. died this morning at his home mere
Mr. Kellogg was one Of the pioneer manu-
facturers OF linseed oil in this section ana
was a member Of the firm OF kellogg q
Miller, in which Mr.. Kelloggs two sons
are interested. He was president OF the
Farners National Bank Of AmsterdaIn.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
100000 STRAWBERRY SUIT
seedman Sues Rival for Alleging Ex
clnsive Right to Sell New Variety.

TBV Telegraph @ Tho IrihuDe.
Rockford. Ill.. Aug. H--A dispute over
the right to grow and sell certain new
variety OF strawberry plants resulted to-
dav in Hiram W. Buckbee. "A local seed
dealer. nling suit for 10000 damages
avainst Frank l.. Beatty and the r. ~
Kellogg company, OF Three Rivers. Mich.
Eeatty Is president of the Kellogg concern.
,rhe defendants are alleged 20 have issued
q circular letter % this trade declaring
that they have sole right TO produce and
sell the variety M question and the Rock
cord grower Is infringing on their rights.
several attorneys have been retained by
Mr. Buckbee.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
oeEesLAYsRs FINED HEAVILY.

Albany. Aug Sl-The state Conservs-
ton commission was informed to-day that
John Ford and Bert Allen, OF St. Regis
Falls. had paid a fine Of sloS for possess
ing venlson out of season. and that Fran
els Davignon and WIN Thew, OF An Sable
Forks. had paid similar fines for killing
deer out OF season in Clinton County.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
REGENTS ASK MONEY
Want Appropriations for State Library
and Education Building.

Albany, Aug. H.-ReQuests for an imne-
date appropriation Of $4,000 for the stats
library and for an appropriation for the
education department. and for power 20
contract TO the extent Of sl,cOO.OOO for the
library and for $4,000 for furnishing the
new education building are made ~ the
State Board OF Regents in resolutions
adopted to-day. The Regents present this
nIan 10 meet the suggestion offered by the
Governor when he vetoed the library ap-
preparation bills.
Portions OF the new education building
will be ready for occupancy in three or
four months, the Regents say, and the
other parts Of the structure in eight
r1Onths
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
GERAGHTY's PLANS SETTLED
Chauffeur and Society Girl Bride Will
Live in Newport

Springfield. Mass, Aug. 31-John Edward
2 t--aghty and his bride. who was Miss
Julia French daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Tuck French. Of Tuxedo and New
port. AID whose elopement a snort time
ago stirred society circles, will return 10
Newport in two or three days, where
Geraghty viii resume the automobile bust
ness.
Alr. Geraghty is considering the leasing
OF a house in Gibbs avenue, in a fashionable
part OF Newport, and will make his home
flere with his wtfe.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
Charter Follows Constitution.

You also complain Of that portion Of the
proposed charter relating 70 the eXamlna-
u'n and quaAhcaIion OF tes-iers Is Vic, WilICil
saws that their qualifcau tons snaI be ascer-
tanned II now 0uDfe) SO Tar - prdcutdDIe,
hv examination, which. so far as practca-
hle shall he compel titive.' suffer me 10 say
unto you that these are the exact words OF
fIe provision OF our state constitution re-
rur.ng merit and fitness IN the ciFll ser
VICE % be asceTtaincd for appointment ana
promotion. And yet you saE tidt uuceI
this provision our educational system couid
be transformed 'iuto very powerful DO
uti@al system our whole civil service
system rests on this provision Of the con-
pfitUi0n. which cannot be changed added
~ or Cetracted from by the Legislature OF
any executive authority.
To be eufircIv frank with you, do not
zee how vou are led into giving currency
% such errors. You mention other thlnSs
which J have dispelied in my letters 10 me
legislative committee. NneIntr we shoulu u
pay the gnaI Board OF Education IS a
'0inc which 7 have already expressed my
ssf publicly about several times. ou want
a small board. but do not want the men.
hers io be paid. You have never vet let
rnA know how they can give al their TIME
70 the city as they would have 20 do. lor
nothing Voluntary workers give as nuch
or IS little Of their time = = they see nt
An have ever said Is this namely. that
u y IS 20 be an unpaid board lhen We
nsd better keep our present large board
and let " evolve members with lncindtl on
no mo talent 70 do the worh ! ice ceI'"ait @ a.
mat ! could not possibly get Sven NJ
persons TO devote all their time 10 lhe
WORK as they would have 70, unlNs tHcy
we're paid. If seems 10 me a perfectly plain
Proposition
should be most glad 10 have yol read
me present charter. and then the pIoposeu
ne" charter. and advise me.
The Joint legislative committee y@ter-
Day completed redrafting the FINANCE
Department sections Of the charter 50 as
20 restore 70 the Controller the powers OF
audit that II had intended % filch nom
him. Last night they heard counsel Tor
the Public Service Commission on he
provisions Of the charter having 10 10
with their work
Assemblyman Foley. chairman OF tre
Assembly Cities Committee, ana Jere
miah r. Mahoney, Of counsel for the
Joint legislative committee. were III con-
ference with Mayor Gaynor again yester-
day in reard 10 the changes that are
being made
City Club Sending Out 6rief.
The city Club, through its secretary
Robert s. Binkerd. is sending out orief
IN opposition 10 the charter II lis gong
rot only to the members Of the joint leg
islatiye committee but also 20 al other
members OF the legislature and 10 cd
itors al over the state.
The arguments are the same ~ were
advanced By Mr Binkerd and others a.
the hearings in the City Hall last week.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
SUTHERLAND AT THE 800"

sault Ste Marie. Mich. Aug. H.-Dis-
tinguished visitors 20 sault STE. Marie
Ontario. to-day were the Duke Of Suther-
land reputed 20 be the largest landowner
in Scotland; Lord Charles Beresiord and
Lord Desborough. They arrived on the
dukes seagoing yacht Catania. md are on
their way 10 tine west. where the Duke OF
Sutherland mas large land interests
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
MRS. BORDEN WILL APPEAL
To Make Further Effort to Obtain Di-
vorce in California.

Los Angeles, Cal. Aug. SL-Attorneys
for Mrs Helen VI Borden to-day are pre-
pairing an appeal 10 the Supreme Court
from the decision Of Superior Judge Houser,
who denied her divorce from Gail Borden,
the condensed milk manufacturer Of New
Jersey and Los Angeles.
Mrs. Borden alleged desertion on -vr
husbands part but refusal Of the latter
TO testify caused the court TO deny a
divorce. Pending the result Of the appeal
Mrs Borden was allowed $4,000 a year
and the use OF the family home and auto
mobile.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
Home Rule Violated.

Finally they are 90 have nothing to say
ae 70 whether thcv viii accept or reject
the charter that has been framed for
thcn1 Every principle of home RUE IS Nlo-
lated by such action, and II rs lhe ldSL
dnorna undernocratic and in VOCATION OF
the fundamentals OF popular goverIiilleIl. l,I
Moreover. the proposed charter WIZ give,
bv the action OF outsiders, powers 10 one
elective officer which that elective oincer
was NOT chosen 70 exercise. ana dl lHe
same time will take from other elective
officers powers which they were CHOSEN
10 exercise. In 1903 certain Hen We
elected TO manage the municipal ahalrs OF
Au the men thus elected, except the
NFo,-or ran on the ticket opposed TO that
on which tho victorious candidate lor
NJa,-or ran An these men were elected
IN evercise certain well-dehned funcuons'
,pd were chosen TO positions or certain
veU-defned poWera Inc eiecuoh vas lHe
oo-,,,,i,,s.on OF the people OF the city OF
w, work. TO those officers 10 fulnl the
functions and exercise the powers: NOW.
,a"riy ,-v0 wears after the election has
talcu rlace A partisan Legislature steps
IN and SAYS tnat the one omcer VINO was
elected or a partisan ticket-iis own TICKET
.,,o ,rar,n,apv ticket-shall have his power
scors elected on the other ucket-tne non
nartiean ticket-srall not exercise the
fc,;oye intruetod 10 them. and shall
t.f,,a their powers greatly diminished, con-
,irr,,s, i'm office IL is true. hut not con
tinninr 10 exercise the powers with which
fbe y6ters intrusted them.
,rba citizens Of New ork hd-e Tght
a., Eer,an5 tbat they be permitted 20 eX-
.oi.,c tba same kind Of intelligent con-
+-oi over the making Of the organic law
,,,5or 7,.hich thew are 70 I've that Is
-,rontas IN the people Of the NO" states
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
PHOTOGRAPH MARIAN CANALS
Clear Negative Obtained at Lowell
Observatory

Flagstaff. Ariz Aug 5l.-A photograph
clearly showing the canals Of Mars was
exhibited to-day nv professors a. the
T.owsu Observatory here. The negative
was ontsined last night. and IL said 10 be
one of the o.earest ever taken.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
DEVELOP IRISH COAL FIELDS
Renorted That John Hays Hammond
VIII Organize Syndicate for Purpose.

/ London. Sept The Standard under
stsn6s Tint John Hays Hammond the
American promoter has offered 10 organ
t.e \ syndicate TO construct light rail-
,,a,, to assist In the development Of the
newly opened coal fields IN Leinsie'' ire
lapd.
The railwsv would connect me srea'
cotr area of Castlecomer hidlh. +" t,h ~
Ie,anties Of Carlow ana Kilkenny, Win MN
ne Industrial centres Of the north OF ire
"a
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
SHELL ExPLoDEs AND KILLS 8.

Warsaw. Aug. 81. - During artillery
maneuvres to-day a shrapnel shell ex-
ploded IN a crowd Of peasants. Three per-
sons were killed and sixteen wounded
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01

OFFICES.

MAIN OFFICE-No. l5+ Nassau street
Uptown OFFICE-$o. 1864 Broadway, %
any American District Telegraph Once.
HARLEM QFFIC CEs--No loI East l23th street.
f2sth street.
WASHINGTON BUREAU-WestoTy Buiidina
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
ALhNOW LED III y 7 .
Willis Shame Kllmer, Bingh anton,
S2o2 so


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Proceeds Of two sales held on the
lawn of Mrs Anna Mason, at Sack
et"s Harbor y. Y, by Rodney and
sicnev Mason and Frances and
Elizabeth Camp. through the
Watertown (N. y Daily Times - oO
Proceeds Of candy store at Benaway
Home Claverack y. Y......----.. ~ w
Proceeds Of a fair held by me
Frances Place Club. Montclair
y J.. on Saturday, August 20 the
names OF the member being, Patsie
Cross aged twelve Brooks cross
aged tan, Josephine Harrison, aged
ten. Jenuctte Plimpton. aged nine
and Walter Young. aged eight. 90
Rebate on tickets furnished. ......... 100
"Acknowledgo without the donors
name" j. r. D...-.......-..-..-. w
A. = Reoua Peekstill. y. Y......... 90
"No name" T. T. II H............--.. "O
kindly omit name from list II. H.
f.e ?. -.....-.. ...-...--.. ..'.'''' "
M OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ........ ~
ANONYMOUS Jersey City. " J....... ~
Rebate on Bethany Cottage BILL 80
Charles j. Randall. Woodhaven, Long
Island .-......-- go. ...-..'..'.. %
r b Opper. Stamford. Conn ....... 10
Little John A. Andrew. "a Bay
Head ~ J............ ....-...-... = = w
Previously acknowledged. .........t. 4o42' -
-ro,sf August 81 1911. $40 109 SO
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
CENIE ETERIEs.
,,, vvooDr AVA cFuErrRy

f. readily accessible by Harlem train from
tssr,t Central station Webster and Jerome
s,,erne trolley and by carriage. Lots $3.50 up,
s,.iephone 1885 Gramcrcy tor Book OF vlew1
y ISnr n,Iies. so east 2sd 81. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
VNDy1rsKEgs.

FRANK y. CAMPBELL. 24i-s West 2sd st.
C.rapels Private Rooms. Private AmbuianeeA
81 fao4 Chelsea.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01

Total August 81, 1sli............S4O 'o8 %
Contributions. preferably by check or money
order. should be made payable 20 The Tribune
Troeh AIR Fund.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01

ArKINs-At Yonkers " 7, Wednesday, Au-
gust 80 1911. Julia Fenton. wife ot :. Ashley
Atkins Funeral private.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-01-13
Street Assessment Notice.

TO Frank Cummins and Heirs of w.
G. Brown, deceased.
You are hereby notified that the
City Council of the City of Dallas, Or
egon, has estimated the cost of the
street improvement (sidewalk) on
that part of Maple Street adjacent and
adjoining lot l in block IS, Ellis Ad-
dition to Dallas, Oregon also on that
part of Stump street adjacent to and
adjoining lot in block Is, Levens'
LaCreole Homestead Addition to Dali
las, Oregon, as in Ordinance No. $50
provided to be made to be 25 cents
for each linear foot of such walk
You are further notified that the
City Council win sit in the Council
Chamber in said City on the 18th day
of January 1911, at S:45 o'clock in
the evening for the purpose of appor-
tioning the cost of such improvement
and assessing upon each lot or parcel
of ground liable therefor it's propor-
tionate share of such cost, and
That all owners and other persons in
interest may attend at such place and
time and show cause, if any they have,
why such apportionment and assess
ment of cost should not be made.
Done by order of the City Council
of the City of Dallas, Oregon. made
on the 3rd day of January, 1911.
Witness my hand and the official
seal of the said City of Dallas, Oregon,
this 5th day of January, A. D., 1911.
(SEAL,) CHAS. GREGORY,
Auditor & Police judge of Dallas, Ore
gon.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-01-13
Summons

! In the Circuit Court of the State ot
! oregon for Polk County. Department
/ No. 2.
i Bessie Boughton. Plaintiff, v. Georg,
II. Boughton, Defendant; No. SS72.
To George H. BoughtOn, the above
named defendant
In the name of the State Of Oregon.
I You are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against YOU
I in the ahoVe-entitled Court and suit
within six weeks from the date OF the
first publication of this summons. to-
wit. on or before the first day OF Feb
ruary, 1911; and II you fail so to an
swer. for want thereof the plaintin will
apply to said Court for a decree as
prayed for in said complaint. viz. !.
That the marriage contract now and
heretofore existing between the plain
tin and the defendant be forever an
nulled and dissolved. that the future
care and custody OF Almeda lone
Boughton and Dorothy May Boughton.
minor children OF plaintiI and defend
ant be awarded to plaintiff and that
plaintim may have such other relief as
20 the Court may seem meet and eoui-
table.
This summons. by an order OF the
Honorable Ed r. Ccad. County Juf-e
OF Polk County. Oregon. made al
Chambers az Dallas OreEon. on the
18th day Of December, 1910. Is served
upon you by the publication thereof
not less than once a week Tor six con-
seCutiNe weeks immediately urinr 10
the nrst day % February. 1911. In the
Polk County Observer a ueetf,
newspaper Of general circulation pub
lished IN said County OF PoIk. The
date Of the frst publication % this
summons Is December 20. 1919
OSCAR HAN-ER- 4
Attorney FOR PlaintfT
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-01-13

Rhodes. George Rhodes, Josephine
Rhodes, Adeline Rhodes, Arvilla
Rhodes, Perry Chamberlain, John
Chamberlain, Jack Chamberlain,
Charles Chamberlain, Lottie Cham
berlain, Ella Chamberlain, Kate
Chamberlain, Edward Pyburn, Charles
Pyburn, Richard Pyburn, Josephine
Pyburn, Ora Pyburn, VIM. j. Pyburn,
Zachariah Pyburn, Zimhard Rhodes,
Laura Pyburn, George Pyburn, Ade-
line j. Pyburn, Vesta Fletcher, Caro-
line Suver Fuqua, John T. James, Je-
seph James, Julia ]. Boone, Mary ].
Harper, Carrie j. Allen, John E.
James, Leonora James, Greenbury Su-
yer and Marshall Suver Defendants.
To Riley Rhodes, Leander Rhodes,
Joseph Rhodes, George Rhodes, Jo-
sephine Rhodes Adeline Rhodes, Ar
villa Rhodes, Perry Chamberlain, John
Chamberlain, Jack Chamberlain,
Charles Chamberlain, Lottie Chamber
lain, Ella Chamberlain Kate Cham
berlain, Edward Pyburn, Charles Py-
burn, Richard Pyburn, Josephine Py-
burn, Ora Pyburn, VIM. j. Pyburn,
Zachariah Pyburn, Zimhard Rhodes,
Laura Pyburn, George Pyburn, Ade-
line j. Pyburn, Vesta Fletcher, Caro-
line SuVer Fuqua, John Il. James
y.
j. Harper, Carrie j. Allen, John e.
James, LeOnOra James, Greenbury Su-
yer, Marshall SuVer the above named
defendants;
In the Name of the State of Oregon:
You and each of you are hereby noti-
fled and required to appear and an
swer the complaint filed against you
in the above entitled cause and court
on or before six weeks from the date
of the first publication of this sum-
mons upon you, and if you fail so to
appear and answer the plaintiff will
take decree against you and each of
you as prayed for in his complaint
herein to-wit; that plaintiff is the own
er in fee simple of the following de-
scribed real premises, to-wit; Begin
ming at the Northwest corner of the
d. l.. c. of Anon Pyburn and wife
Not. No. 1922, Claim No. 81 in Town
ship 10 South of Range 4 West of the
willamette Meridian, in Polk County,
Oregon, thence running South 41.00
chains to division line between the
north and south half of said D. L. c.
thence East along said line 700
chains more or less to the East boun-
dairy of said Claim, thence North
1856 chains, thence West $3.50 chains.
hence North l degree O9 minutes
West 21.14 chains to north line of said
D. L. c. thence West along said north
inc 1897 chains to place of beginning.
md containing 1876 acres more or less,
md that you and each of you be for
sver barred and enjoined from claim /.
ng any right, title or interest either
n law or in equity in or to said real
premises or any part thereof, and for
uch other and further relief as to the
'ourt may seem just This summons I
published for period of six weeks 1
n the Polk County Observer, by order /
II Hon. Ed F. Coad. Judge of the
'ounty Court of Polk County, Oregon. /,
made at Chambers in Dallas. in said |
'ounty on the Sth day of December
$40, and the date Of first publication
'ill be the 9Th day of December, 1910. II
nd the date of the last publication |
,ill be on the goth day Of January
911.
SIBLEY & EAKIN.
Attorneys for Plaintiff K
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-01-13
MORE BL0ODED LIVESTOCK
c. w. Bowers Brings Six Clyde Stall
lions to Oregon.

| c. w. Bowers one of Oregon's prom
inent dealers in blooded horses, was
over from Salem on a business visit
yesterday. He has just returned from
a trip to Michigan and Canada, where
he looked after business interests re-
six horses to Oregon with us this
trip" said Mr.. Bowers, but what our
shipment lacked in quantity was more
than made up by the quality of the
animals shipped. These six stations
are all of the very best type of Clydes-
dales, one of them being equal to the
best-known horses of the breed in
America today. All are of the best
imported stock and the shipment rep
resents the outlay of large amount
of money. The six stations are now
at the Club stables in Salem"
This shipment of Clydesdales was
made from Michigan and was in
charge of Mr.. Bowers son and William
Tatom, of this city. The train to
which this car was attached was de-
ldytu ny SHOW MANY IlI1eS Oh the lOuS
trip to the Coast, and the journey
proved somewhat strenuous for the
two men in charge of the car. Once
in Nebraska the train was delayed 16
hours, with the thermometer regis
tering Is degrees below zero. 1t is
hardly necessary to say that the two
care-takers were glad to get back to
Oregon.
Mr.. Bowers says times are prosper
Gus in the Northern and Middle
States, but up to the time of his leav-
ing, little snow and no rain had fall
en-. AS a consequence, the farmers
were everywhere complaining of the
lack of moisture. Lakes and rivers
in Michigan were the lowest ever
known at this season of the year, and
the Missouri River was full IL inch
IS below the usual extreme low water
mark. Railroad companies operating
trains in Ohio were experiencing great
difficulty in even securing a sufficient
supply of water for use in their loco /
motives, and in many instances water .
or this purpose was being hauled |
ong distances.
Mr.. Bowers returned to Salem yes
erday and will probably make his
headquarters there the coming Spring
md Summer
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-01-13

Sealed bids will be received at the
office of the Auditor & Police Judge
of the City of Dallas, Oregon, until II
| o'clock, noon, January 16, 1911, for
! the construction of retaining walls
and bottom for a concrete conduit on
I the West side of Main street, adjoin-
/ ing that certain lot or parcel of ground
described as follows, tO-wt
Beginning at the Northeast corner
of Block 8, Original Town of Dallas,
Oregon, thence South 100 feet; thence
West 100 feet; thence South so feet;
thence West 27 feet; thence North
$50 feet; thence East 127 feet to the
place of beginning.
That said retaining wall and bottom
will be constructed of cement and in
accordance with the plans and speciff-
cations now on file in the office of the
Auditor & Police Judge of the City of
Dallas, Oregon
The City reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Done by order of the City Council
of the City of Dallas, Oregon, made on
the 3rd day of January, 1911.
Witness my hand and the official
seal of the said City of Dallas, Oregon,
this 5th day of January, A. D., 1911.
(SEAL). CHAS. GREGORY,
Auditor & Police Judge of Dallas, Ore
gOn.