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New-York tribune., 1911-11-24
LIVESTOCK MARKET
New York. November %. 1911

New York, NoNeinpPr % i"ii'
BEEyES- Receipts. ~ cars. or 1906 head;
IA cqrs Of market cattle IN the yarGs. Nc
trading to-day. Feeling dull DFesSed peer
rather slow at Sql2ize per lb.
CALyEs- Receipts 80 h2aS' & ,. Ss' hsas so,,,' ."
mon TO pr,me veals sold al - 20 ~ ~ ~ P"T
100 10: culis So barnyard calves sstog
50 50: fsd 81. southern and western calysa
x3 50aSs H. civ dressed veais easy a. 70
ist.c por 10; country dressed 90 l"c' re"
'"slis, saissHJ 8. eurt. 4 son: 'sal, - II
average so 80 per 100 10; 2 16i l5; "2o -
f3f 10. 81; -. 1ii b. IS p; : Guns J" 10
s. barnyard calves ieo 10, ?" % walls 1aT
n espp6se 90 and isa : H. ss5S J. iso i6 $50 o
mixed calves. 14I 10. 81 -, Yea sAses 'ss osy ~
81: 20 barny5rd calves vi iV' =" w. 49,
'iia' r. Il Hollis 20 yeais, i45 lO 50 So g. i2o
50 " ,ss %p#a f, S. e. T. isS gSfsi0 e ,'' "
Andrew slullsn: ] veal 5Ss 2Se 10 H. 90 ="
s Judd s Co. II Southern ea"es' " ~
csP%,::ea ,s9n CO ss,.. sss'fs sss S ss':
sanders: f2 Pennsylvania veais; 1is TO-
81 5o ba!nysrd .aIyss. 2eS u; s. $S s., cara
ar COS head including 8 ears for the MAJ
slow but steady: pens not SGi's G.s1ssaa ssNSa
81 50 per 100 10 Common 70 prime lambs "a a.
sheep miXed at 20 90 DIesscu Ia ,t-'yo sn,. -.
81 Al. a6iac dressed lambs at ia 9s'sc'
saies2ToJin 6 shsnnon: 2s5 western
LAMBS. fS 10 average. $40 per loo 10; zoe.
SO ih 81 7S 12o ststs, SO lb, IS 2s: IA stats
sanders: eli Pennsylvania lambs. 70 To-
70 % judd Id & CO. D. s2s Ohio lambs. es y $. g.
GSorss fed 4 s. PsiHfsesy y e. S Is, 81 q state
yearass sahIli and nd sheep. ips b. 50 50.
''T -,-urfta ~ Son. t23 Vermont lambs.
7s H. IS 50;7 cuIls, ~ ID. 81 so; Vernon,
sheep, s5 10, So 5o 8, IS ID, 81 SO.
HOGS Receipts. 24a cars, or 4so2 hsso'
dum hogs quoted at So IS ase so pigs at "
a SO %. -.
J. q curtis s. Son date Yesterday; 23
state hogs. ia 10. Sc 80. II. 14e 10. 80 40,
2 4G5 ID, Sc 2J; - pigs. 100 10, SO 70; Is. ~
H. s6 10, roughs. l95 ID, So25
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24

Tie following bankruptcy petitions we're
fled yesterday in tho United States Court
THE CITY AID SUBURBAN pELlN-
IsRY CONPAkN. Of Newark. a. Nos. ~
ana ges Mcsholu PARKWAY south, lhFo' u,6o
tsrv. Liabilities $1,000, assets @;V9
,Iudgo IIough appointed William ltenNeL
ir. receiver and authorized him to con-
tiuua business for cen days. -
NATHAN HARRIS, dealer ~ 9L4s'
goode silks and sdtius. "a no. ~ iadse
s,rcet. luyolgria.5. Liabilites, $l''Wp' as
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24

TOMATOES. Florida. carrier. s2nS3; Cuosn, ~, ~
WArERCRESS 100 bunches. 81 JoIs2 30
MILK AND CKEAA--The exchange Fa'e ~
44c a quart net 10 the shipper In the ~ zoho'
or So 2Di a 40-quart can delivered ~ New lg's
This rate became effective November 20 ann ~
due % "a shortage following the 8rrlNsi el lV't.
weather lt Is estlmated that the shorl1se ~
more than 900 cans q day and increasing ~,
receipts Of milk and cream. IN 40-quart cans ioT
th. week onde1 NoYemhor y were as tOlloNs.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24
BUYS STOCK EXCHANGE SEAT
Irving Bunnsll Follows Example Of His
FORMER Curb Partner.

FORMER Curb Partner.
Following the example of Jacob Field
aud good many other brokers formerly
active. in the outside market, Irving Bun
nell. one Of the best known curb brokers,
has bought d New York stock Exchange
membership, that of tHe late John &.
Latham, who was head of the old house OF
Latham. Alexander & Co. Mr. Bunneil has
been alone la business since February 1899
When George T. Buchanan, his partner III
tba curb firm of Bunnel buchauan was
elected te the Stook Exchange
Buchanan, upon his initiation in inc EN-
cdauge. gave an exhibition If energy 30
strenuous that his fellow members have
no, yet forgotten a. Another new member
,Synu upon the moor at the same time with
nm. and while they We're heing pushed
around by the welcoming brokers somebody
tied the Two new men together by lpeli
crayats. Thou the iosiiing was redouPied
but m spitc uf the difficulties Of his posi-
ton Buchanan dragged his temporary twin
along Rith him, ignoring the rough hand
ling bc was getting, and succeeded IN exc
cutting some trading orders which had been
given him as bis initial commisslou.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRoWsIoNo.

Chicago. Nov "a disposition 70 resff
against sensational reports of black rust IN The
Argentine led 10 considerable selling pressure
An wheat There also decentralization IN
the cash trade owing 60 split between the
principal owners and their leading broker.
Largely result. closing prices ~
net decline Of shade 20 az. Corn finished Ss
to lsc down. cats on hGi,c to &c and hog pro
ducts with .igc Ga lii2c lass Range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24

JocnI Official Hrcord. following Official
ro,or1 from the Weather bureau shows tho
changes in the temperature for the last tVenU
f,ur hour, in comparison with tho corresponding
a.t.. 4...t uf4g
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24

~lliebc,t temperature leder'at a. "rs,ecs l'
. u. ~ f. .oftestonding date Afi scar. g.
J, srsse for corerponluF d''' h.' ihu' 'it't
'fsli l,-,l.-i .plfp e. d., redsr tn nEhi
,ns "a, ,Hd r0I1tf ln'l@ti'e Go tli.k
.f,, ,hiam- to uor'h'f fl' 'ln1'
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24
,,o,.,,n.- and december 1ss cad. May iei

iOi1d. targe
CurTONSEED OII-Fears that lanss
dd,,'Id not no barreled In time for delivery on
Noyenber contract had a stimulating hhueNsa
on near positions. and at the close spo's 49,
rs points higher and November IL points hishe,,
,te months inactive and about steady llosns
unchanged TO points net advance ioesl 90"
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24

60 day. EaiutdW 'air. wiz ii.iag temperature
moderate northwest wines.
For NVestcru New Norh. snaw and colder to
dav. SATURDAY fair. moderate 20 hrisi. ucTth1 est
winds.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24

Obssn4iioas taken a 8 90. 75ib meridian time Al
9.eessfe ietuced 10 se4 ilgel.
isobas continuous haes pass through poR;s el equs al
rW,slfe
sohenaS tolcd Ines Pd,S through points d equal en-
Feiaure da oay of lC,e ircellg o. and 60 degrees
. ClsSC . Panll Ciaudy o Cloudy X Ram, y SnoN
VI kcPal .Ag AUoes ly in ih, ~ind
ifsl iggs indicate lewpsrail;e second 1ihouT PIE o.
is1 81 OF ZACH or m0ff t1f "a hours ca1nE m yes
,--i third uiad dscscy Nhon " of NOV ucs per hour
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24


FLOUR AND MEAIg--Flour dull and feat
ureisss spring patents So 80 9 - 80 winter
straights. 81 500 81 j0 Water patents ST 4o9
"a 80; spring clears "a 406 - 65, extra No !
winter, S. 10q So 90; extra No = winter sS 90 20
a 81 85: Kansas straiehts. 81 I0q 81 go: fancy
spring patents SO esq So 6S. BUCKWHEAI
FLOuR-ouict 81 IS per 100 j. RYE tLoUH
Steady. fair 20 good 81 - 81 %: caoIce TO
fencv, S5aS525 CORNMEAIr-F kiln
dried. 80 65aS3 Is. BAG MEAL-.Fne white
aud yellow ~ Gag 81 CO, coarse. 81 % e ~ og.
TEEDN Ssterg spring S55 10 S'sRdsrs and m}6 i9-
CITY bran. So 10 bulk, S2T % sacks middllug'
S27 30 q s31 so, red dog SS2' hom'nL ehq4P,
rTIn,e 81 "a No l. 81 ej. No =. 81 5qsl 2J,
10 g. 0jcG 81. OIL meal, $50 dOg sac.
COTTOS-No fresh feature dey eloped and
trading continued quiet. prices fuotuatins
within q range Of . or points The close
was quiet and last prices were points lower
TO . points higher. compared with tns hhal
fgures OK "wednesday II is said that lhe
aSeraEe estimate OF New York Cotton bN-
change members will probably he published on
Monday or early Tuesday morning, southern
SPOT markets - higher 10 - lower; gener-
ally unchanged. Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24

September lj-- 100" TO- iS .-9iGH 10 - a. ~
PROVISIONS Moderately active aad lower
under ceiling by. commission houses and liqui-
daton FOR ioreien account P0Rhmi nse,- sSi
lied. mess. ST. Ti0 SIS -: family, $20HS2l; ;
short cle1r. 81 25dSis =! BEEF -Steady {,
mess, 81 5oRsl". family, ASA 30; packe,'
Sf34Sl3 20: extra India mess, so 5hus2l
BEEF HAMS Dull; S.adS@l. DRESSED
IfoGS-steady baeons, So. lso 10 s1Grl
MEATS Pckled bellies EASY 20 10, 10tc;
- 10 TO-; II ln lor Picked hams steady
6t .. country 81, aG@c. LARD-Easy. Md
az West g300 niOc; city steady, 0isc re-
nncd south America 1880; Continent asSc;
-. 7i3S"'' TENRISE-steady oleo, 9q9Gc; city
lard 10 n toLc.
COPPER--Standard firm: spot
12.5a l"c; November l2d9 a. ise; pseeembeI,
Frbruary. iaS0r18.e5c. london steady; spot
Is i0s futures. f5o 5s. Arrivals. T05 tons
conner. i8ai8itc; electrolytic. 13V13i,c; cast
lng iet.0ia7.c TIN-Firm; spot and Mo-
ys@1y fG AZ 4 7c nffs%lsr TssasTy i$S9a ttsi s
Murch. sI042c. London steady; spot, fiDS
lo. futures llSs IS g. IlEiApFE9gie! ES9i 4$Sg Sjia
ti9G d9GoS Sew tls iss "a. spELThRL Grii
GG0q G. SOC New York, Gao g.. soc East 81
luis !ondon, f2e i7s Cd. 4AATMolANY-
jsnd warrants. 1ss in London. Locally iron
Vas unsettled. Nc J foundry Northern, sla@
No / southern soft. $t5dSi5 80
MoLAssEs Ann sYRUPs Steady but
quiet. New orleans fcutFIhshl. common, lito
1Sre f,ir lG1 good. .0q 2,c prime. 20 q
aar NrH Orleauf, open kettle. 30H soc
sYRUTS. common. O4l2c, medium, lf4iJc; f;
NAy6L sToaEs steady Tor spirits turpen-
sin. Wt,h prices about unchanged. Rosn
uti.t luI unchanged; tar steady. TIRPEN-
rINE- SpiritF. machine bhls. 4sc. TAR 5uc
noSIN-C Common 60 good strained HAOc. b.
q jOc. II. GGnc. 4, Gdlc, +, G.IOc, O., Gfjc;
n and T. BSsc: *. G.Dac. NJ 7tOc. H. T2Oc;
u ~ SO and " ". 5000.
OILS Refined petroleum steady at T.35c FOR
standard whit, in barrels at New York Linz
seSd ot luwrr a decline of so "A gallon being
rrnori,J Ana both city sud out-of-tuWn raw
tr.1E tI'AI-Standard white. bills New
York nuH PHILADELPHIA. t"dci bulk. G.Sse:
standard white caseH. Sew York and Phladel-
pLla - SIC. water white, bhis. NtW York aud
= irus5elpIia soc. bulk. SOC. Wator white.
rases New Yprl, aud Philadelphia, ps5c. LIN
sHED oil American seed, city raw 1GHTIc;
nut -of-toVu raw, 7jH 1tc; Calcutta raw. s5e .
Pi,E stendy Go nrm and unchanged
scrsnniaIs. e.. aao. ordinary. ~ agIso, fair
"a lie rond oTdnaF3. Ia 49,; prime. iA a.
a., choice. q, 'c' head jaPan, 3h fikc,
Tatna Sts asa
siGtR -uull and unchanged Ono srauu.
Lated q 10 net less per cfUt cash Raw
is,ted trsdiug iu'erest and prices were nom
NAL -antrifug7l nn trAt edr muscoY ado.
- t..t asa 4ud mosssee sugsr - test
i'7tr erdon beet sugar va' al dssrsri
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24

.sR per cent eAus dividend 1ele. tsu salu,
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24
RIIslMEsS TROUBLED.

Rsrlin. Noy. 22.-PriCes opened higher oi
the Beerse The market reacted later an
closed below the hest.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SeV York November - leil
GRAIN -WHEAT=RepOrtS that black lust
is doin. damage iu Argentina caused t'ihe
i,t,Ie spprehensi0u regarding the crop nut as
sd ices ~ vcre of ,nuhcttug character aud sou''
Al eli knoWu authorities stated mat llttis cam
ago has bceu done. and BrOomhdll assht
r5bled that n record weld IL iu slSh'; Ine
reports failed TO stimulate values suu ny
market during the day was easy. closing o. .
net decline Of = q sc. 10 RED mere a.
@Ieystcr export hasis. aud Paisc ahoat
No I Narti.srn Duluth. 81 1874 a aRoS,,.
CORN-Cuscttled weather caused a sleeus
feeIiuy early. Predictions we're Tor nus
,yeafIer however. the market became easleI'
and closing prices were = q i2c net ieMs'
EXport new 70A, o b to arrive. oAto-
Quiet. price changes narrow, and l9hg e's,
prices closing 5 a sc net lower. td.l VStS9 VStS9
dulet standard white 52l2c IN eielato, ~
. 54c: No g. % iaG No 4, a3 isc, natutal @ auu
" bite Clipped. - q SIC on track ~ p it"'
No . g9- r. Z Buffalo to arrive. BAkLti
Firm: maltlng 81 1G4Sl 80 ! buflaio'
NEW YORK FRICEs.
wheat: open. High. Low. 'l3soe, s,onS IsS'
December CO.'S 81 Oo}. aajS 9sn go
May .......SI 0tH I 0iH i0i'a 81 ulh ia
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat Lorn, oss 100
70 -dav ............ 60j.pho HFlpp s9n'|,vvv
Last week ......-.. 600 4lo,o7 -l''op
sEABOARD CLEABANtEs Is.
tiour. Wheat Corn
Last week .......... 7,0oG 1a5,ooo 5000
-..ae nolt
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-10-07

Referring TO the statement made by
the Grand Rapids Press to the effect
that bootleggers and blind tigers -four
ished under prohibition while the IL
censed system provides supervision
and curtailment Of liquor sales, the
Allegan Gazette very truly declares: {:
THE news column OF the Press
nearly every day, and sometimes its
editorial columns, also, proclaim the
utter failure OF the license system TO
suppress blind tigers in Grand Rapids.
Only last week 1T told OF how liquor
was illegally sold openly on the Grand
Rapids fairgrounds, aud it called lust
ilY for punishment OF the men who
were making mOckery OF its dearly
cherished license system; yet up TO
date nothing has been done by way of
atonement to the offended law. and
nothing will be done. Blind tigers
flourish in Grand Rapids, and have al
ways done SO, with very little effort
toward suppression or none at ALL A
city which will vote for the saloon,
the whiskey interest aided by lot of
highly respectable but woefully mis-.
taken people, returning majority of
thousands in favor OF the practically
unrestricted sale OF liquor, is not at
all likely to bother itself about prose-
cuLiOn Of bOotleggers. federation
never yet cured an evil in this world,
nor did ever anything cure one except
complete suppression.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-10-07

should not be missed. Puss Palmer
will act as toastmaster, and there's
none better in the state. State Chair
pian Knox, Senator Frank d. Scott,
Hon. A. N. Duell, and other prom
fnent speakers will respond to toasts.
The banquet and annual meeting
will be held at Bakers Inn, the latter
being called for 500 p. III. Tickets
for the banquet wi II be one dollar per
plate.
The Steamer Hum has been eDgag-
ed for that evening bv local Repub-
licans who will run a free excursion
to Charlevoix. In order to limit the
crowd on the boat tickets have been
IssusA and can be obtained Of Presi
dentfMcMilIan.
This in the social event of the yea'
Is County Republcanism and East
Jordan always staunch in party poll
tics, will have goodly delegation at
Cbarleyoix, Tuesday night.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-10-07

The voters of Mason county upon
whom responsibility rests for the ex-
istence Of saloons, through their ac-
t,oD OF two years ago In defeating To-
cal Option have had several reasons to
seriously consider their action since IL
was taken. The saloons would be reg
ulated and restrained" they assured
themselves and Others il local option
was defeated Yet there never has
been Il period in the history of Mason
county when the saloons were more
hagrant and disgraceful 10 their viola
tion of law aud SO nOtoriously hurtful
to the county and its people than dur
ing the past two years. The murder
of Edward Johnson by Charles Rush
Ia Custer saloon, the second murder
duo 10 saloon surroundings committed
iu Mat county within the past two
years, Is a crime that would not have
occurred had local option been adopt
ed In Mason county. IL has become
true that the saloon is so closely as
sociated with disgrace and crime that
y vote in favor OF retaining It includes
responsibility for its career and its
dreadful toll of misery aud suffering.
1t will not be necessary TO have local
option speeches made in Mason county
when that question is next submitted
there. What the saloon has done and
is doing what it costs " maintain IL
and what 1t gives for the investment
made, are questions which the people
of Mason county can promptly and
fully answer for themselves.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-10-07
Miss Jennie Glenn-Tribute.
Fredonia (Kansas) Citizen.

When word was received that Miss
jennie Glenn had departed this life
ON Friday, September Is, 1911, at
her home in East Jordan, Mich, the
sad intelligence was not wholly un-
expected by her many Fredonia
friends. 1t was generally known that
durEing the past two years her condi-
ton had been considered most criti-
Cal, but because she had horne un-
complainingly her serious illness so
long, her friends were not willing that
death should claim her, and had great
hopes that with medical skill and
the constant and careful nursing of
her devoted sisters she might be
able TO stay the inevitable and be
spared many years to shed the radi-
ance OF love and happiness-so char
| acteristic to her sweet personality
to her family, friends and acquaint-
ances.
From her birthplace at Leland,
Michigan, she went with her parents
to East Jordan when but a small
child. Later they came to Fredonia
and Jennie attended the public
school. graduating in 1889. After
completing the course in Underwood
seminary at ST. Charles. Mo-, she re-
turned to Past Jordan, assuming the
duties of assistant cashier of the
State Bank, which position she held
several years.
Miss Glenn was we'll and favorably
known by many fredonia people, whu
remember her superior intellect,
sweet disposition and lovable char
acter. Her desire to make Others
| happy was her greatest pleasure
al ways considerate, under all circum-
stances, her life was indeed typical
Of all that Is good, pure aud self
sacrificing. She was member OF
the Presbyterian church from early
childhood.
Services were conducted by her
pastor at her home in East Jordan
Saturday, September 10Th at
O'Clock a. m. She had expressed a
desire to rest by the side OF hel
brother Reuben, and the body was
brought to Fredonia, where short ser
vices we're held at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. +. w. Severson, conducted
by Rev. ID. S. Honsaker OF the Pres
byteran church and interment was In
the Fredonia cemetery.
The many beautiful flowers, botf
at East Jordan ana In Fredonia. at
tested the love and esteem in which
she was held bv all who knew her.
The immediate relatives who sur
vive are Mrs. Emma Durham ant
George Glenn of East Jordan, Mich.
aud Mrs. f. W. Seyerson of this city
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-10-07
Republican Club
Hold Annual Meeting at Char
levoix, Tuesday.

The sc cond annual meeting OF the
Charievoix County Republican Club
will be held at Charlev0iX next Tues
day evening October 10th.
Preside II. /. Mcmillan of this
city and Secretary Ford p. Robbins OF
Boyne Falls, as well as the various
committees are working hard to make
the Second Annual a successful affair
--and it will be.
AS yetEEe full list of speakers is
not knoMn, but Governor Osborn has
signitied his intention of being present
AN the opportunity to hearourgovenor
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-10-07
THE FAVORITE LAXATIVE
One at Night Makes the Next
Day Bright; No Charges
if it Doesn't

Because of its extremely gentle and
effective action, Rexall Orderlies have
become the most popular Remedy for
Constipation.
We are SO positive that Rexall Or
derlies will do all that is claimed for
them that we positively guarantee to
hand back the money you paid for
them upon your mere request, il you
are not entirely satisfied.
Rexall Orderlies are eaten like candy
are very pleasant to the taste, do not
grip, cause nausea, or any other annoy
ance usually experienced when ordi-
nary cathartics are used.
Rexall Orderlies have positive regu-
lative effect upon the bowels and tend
to provide permanent relief from Con-
stipatlon and the myriad of associate
ailments. Besides, they help To over
come the necessity OF the constant
use Of laxative to keep the bowels in
normal condition.
We honestly believe there is no
similar medicine SO good as RexalI
Orderlies, especially for children, aged.
or delicate people. They are prepared
Ia convenient tablet form In three
sizes of packages. Prices l0c., 25c.,
and Soc. Why not try them at our
risk our guarantee?
Remember, Rexal Remedies canbe
obtained in this community only al
our store-The Rexall Store. w. G.
Spring, East Jordan, Mich.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-10-07

A Medicine that gives Confidence

Is Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.
Mrs. L j. Adams, b22 No Kansas
Ave, Columbus. Kas., writes: "For a
number Of years my children have
been subject TO coughs and colds.
l used Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound and found that It cured their
coughs and colds, so l keep it in the
house all the time. Refuse substitutes.
Hites Drug Store.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-10-07
Rugs! Rugs!

We are carrying all sizes OF AK
Nfnster Rugs 27x54 and 36x72 inches
asd 9xl2 feet. Also we are carrying
all sizes Of Wool Fiber Rugs; we are
offering a sxl2 Rug for SS.75-Special
on these Rugs.-EMPEY BROS.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-10-07

For Sale-The Greenhouse Property
on the West side. For particulars see
Mrs. II. Crothers.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-10-07
Proceedings of City Commission

Regular meeting of the City COM
mission held at the City Hall, Mon
day evening Oct. 2, 1911. Meeting was
called to order by Mayor Cleveland
Present, Cleveland, Kenny. Absent,
Hudson.
Minutes OF the last three meetings
were read and approved.
On motion by Kenny, supported by
Cleveland, the following bills were al
lowed and the clerk was instructed to
draw orders for same:
East Jordan Hose Co., Mere
0lth nre ...................x ". 0U
Mich. State Tel. Co., tel. SER
vice II. Cook. k.............. .82
Elec. Light & Power Co., light
ing streets, Sept. ............ 118.29
H. L. Winters, surveying ..... 500
East Jordan Lbr. Co., lumber. l 10
Eugene Adams, Ex. to Nat.
Firemens Con. $50. 1862
Frank Brown. rebate on walk. 1l.52
r. l.. Lorraine, printing. ..... 1925
G.. A. Lisk, printing. ........... 22.75
Elec. Light & Power Co., pump
ing, Sept. .................. 1900
Nicholas & Nicholas, surety
bonds .... ................ 5000
Henry Cook, salary for Sept. IS. 90
Otis j. Smith, salary for Sept. 250O
City Treas, payment Of street
labor -. .................. Jog 62
Catholic church, rebate. 80 26
1924. %
Moved by Kenny, supported by
Cleveland, TO adjourn. Carried.
Otis j SMITH,
City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-07
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on
| Tuesday, the 31st day of October,
! 1911, in the City of Rock Island, in
/ the County of Rock Island, and State
of Illinois, an election viii be held in
/ pursuance of and subject to the pro-
visions of the act entitled An act
| to provide for the incorporation of
cities and villages" approved April
10, 1872, and in force July l, 1872,
and all acts amendatory there
to, including one approved March
|9. 1910, and in force July
1, 1910, and another approved May
I12, 1911, and in force July l, 1911.
Said election shall be held for the
purpose of submitting to a vote to the
electors of said city, an ordinance
passed by the city council on the
9Th day of July, 1911, and repassed
and reaffirmed Sept. %, 1911, en-
titled AN ordinance supplementary
to an ordinance entitled, an ordinance
giving permission to the Central IN
ion Telephone company. its success
ors or assigns, to construct and main
tain telephone lines in the City of
Rock Island, Ill, and for that pur-
pose to build conduits, tunnels, lat
erals and an underground system and
to erect poles and string wires and
maintain the same over and under
the public highways. avenues and al
legs in the said city"
Also at said election another or
dinance entitled IAN Ordinance grant
ing permission to the Tri-City Auto
matte Home Telephone Co. its sue
cessors or assigns, to construct, main
tain and operate a Telephone Ex-
change in the City of Rock Island, IL
linois, and for that purpose to build
conduits, erect poles. place cables,
wires and fixtures therein and there
on and connect the necessary appli-
ances and apparatus Herewith and
maintain the same through. under,
over and along the streets, avenues,
and other public places in said city,
will be submitted to a vote of the cleo
tors of said city. Said last ordinance
was filed in the office of the city
clerk on the 9Th day of August, 1911
Also at said election the PROPOSE
ton for the passage OF an amendment
to be known as Section II OF the ordi-