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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11
Wishes a Wrestling
 Match In Tombstone

The PRosPEToR is in receipt of a | letter from Chester Grow. now at Bis bee, who desires to enter 8 challenge
 for c wrestling match in Tombstone
 at an esrly date. Grow has just
 finished a match at Tucson and now
 ready to try conclusions on the mat
 with Tombstone wressleTs
 Ed Hussen, who has an excellent record in many bouts. IS Tombstone favorite and should he entertain the challenge would find many backers here. Mir. Hussen is employed at the Hershal mine here Last fall in . contest at Schieffelin Hall Hussen did come very clever wo-k in throw ing Charlie Roberts, . local wrestler, and should he enter the ring can be depended upon to make it decidedly for his antagonist.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11
Popular Cochise
 Mountain Resorts

The attractive spots in the nearby mountains are growing in popularity with people from all parts of Cochise county, as well as people from other paris of southern Arizona. Ramsey canyon in the Huschucs mountains is among the leading resorts and SO many people are taking trips there that a regrIs- automobile service has been installed from Hereford to meet all the trains. VIC. Buchanan runs his cars direct to the Ramsay canyon from Tomhstone. nd since the 6rst
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11
Arizonan Enters
 Pioneer Home

According to the Tucson Citisen Phil Shriber . well known Arizonan arrived at Tucson from Cslifornis yesterday eveEipg, and after e few days will leave for Prescott to enter the Pioneer Home. He first went to Tucson in 1880. and after engaging in business there for several years, moved to Bisbee and is we'll known in Cochise county and Southern Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11
sn action for deb, and the iollo~irg

an action for debt, and the following jury was selected to try the csse:-- Slime Gsllen FW Mcguire Thomas York Ike Lsnders J L Melgren A Wentworth Harry Eckermsn W R Henry Archie Chisholm William Goodman George D Eby James McHugh
 Court convened at s o'clock this morning and the sbove entitled case was again resumed and occupied the attention of the court ihroue bout the entire morning.
 To the csse oi the International Motor Car company ys fTsnk Clark for debt, testimony wss iutroduced and the case submitted to the court without argument, while brief on the part of the plaintiff is to be filed before judgment is announced in the case by the court.
 In the case Of John c. Gung'l vs b A. Williams. an appeal from the ju.' tice court, 1t was ordered that tho papers in the casa be returned to th' justice for completion.
 The case of c H Wilee vs Thomsl Pidwell ct al, sn action Tor damages was ordered continued for the tern on motion of the plaintiff.
 The case Ci William J, Cochran V D A Williams, an action for debt ant attachment, was continued until Jul l4,h for further proceedings.
 In the case of Johsns Pidwell st sI vs John P Cowsn ct si, an action t quiet title, defsuIt was entered an judgment was granted to the plaintiff
 The case of Wilson vs the Frst Ma tional bank of Douglas came to close shortly after the noon reces ard . eesled verdict was returne which will be announced on Monda morning. to which time the coul stapde at a recess.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11
369 Marriages; vs
 65 Divorce Cases

The iollowing figures and informa' tion taken and compiled from the official records of hoth the probate and district courts of Cochise county Tor the fiscsl year ending June let, will prove interesting reading.
 The records Of the probate court show that during the year just ended there were total of 369 marriage licences issued agsinst 65 actions be- ing filed in the district court for divorce, ss follows, or on the average of slI licenses granted to each action filed f,r divorce:-
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11
New Cases Filed
 In Both Courts
DISTRICT COURT


 Fsdnie Al,hers Wager vs Fred Augustus Wager action for divorce.
 Wm Kline vs Ptdyo Lopez and Enregue1 Galvsr, transcript 0! iudg men. from the iustice ot the peace court.
 Robert K Clancy vs Margaret Clancy, an action for divorce.
 Ella Berd Berry vs Fred H Berry action for divorce. Robert E Root vs Albert Miller ct si, action for debt in sum of s200 interest. sttorney's lees snd costs. H p Stitts vs the Simon Cattle company. Appeal from justice of the peace court
 PROBATE COURT
 Estate and guardianship of Cl,r- ence and Hiida Track, order appoint. ing Lizzie Trssk guardian.
 Estate Of R 0 Twist. order sppoint. ing John NJ Johnson. Fred Harris and Fred Johnson apprsisersr
 Estate of Thomas Devine, order continuing hearing to June 10 at 10 6. m.. on petition for partition of property of ssid estate.
 Estste o! Kosto Nj Cerovich, decree establishing notice to creditors.
 Estate of Enoch R and Euma Jones. order making allowance of s30 per month for support of Jones minors. Order authorizing sale of personal property. Order notice to creditors.
 Estate of Marsh Fletcher, order notice to creditors.
 Estate Of Mike shsys, order sp- pointing Charles Nssitts. John Dosn and Kelly Henry appraisers. Order notice to creditors.
 Estste of Donsld Mscphun, order sale of iesi estate Ordered that 0 " Hicks, administrator. be authorized to sell certain property.
 Estate Josephine Z eenhold, order appointing July 10 at p. m., day to show cause why order should not be granted to Ellen L Mitchell. ad- to sell ss much of the real estate ss is necestsry to pay debts | and expenses and charges .os sd.  Estate Of Manue! M sozs. order SD pointing June IT at 10 e. m.. day hearing petition of Antonio NJ Sozs or letters.
 Estste of Elena Korpp, order ap- pointing John Korpp, administrator. Estate of Irene Rector Neville, order ixinR Jnne l9 at 10 e. m., day Of ,eariog petition of P Ross on re- urn sale of real estate. Also order ecree establishing notice to creditors. Estate of J N Prime, order sale of 'ersonsl property. Aleo order notice o creditors
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11
From Thursdays Daily

VIII Mcguire of Douglas arrived iu Tombstone last veping Tor 8 b-iel ! stay on business.
 Mrs Jobaps Pidwell is q visitor in the cou"ty capital today from her home at Lowell, having teen called here on business before the district court.
 Mrs. Douglas Gray sI son, Master Douglas, will leave tomorrow for Long Beach. California, where they will spend the summer.
 J.N. Curtis, Jr. is in town today from st David on a busipess { ip.
 Frank Dickson a resident of Bisbee came to the county seat this morn Dg in his automobile.
 c. H. NJ. Gordon, travelling auditor of the Fl Psso and South western, is in town today on his regular trip.
 William J Cochran and Edward Seits are numtered in the contingent of Douglas citizens visiting the county seat.
 Deputy Sheriff Bob Reed came up from Fairbsnk this morning CD s brief official visit.
 Edward P. Grindell, secretary of the Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines. is 8 wituess before the district court today.
 General Manager Harlan of the Bisbee Arizona Gold and Coppe, mpsny, is in Tombston today on court matters.
 Assistant District Attorney EdwarC J. Flsnnigsn came in from Bisbe' last night on matters connected witi the county prosecutors office. Attorney Robert French arrived from Douglas last evening on busi ness before his honor, Judge DOsn.
 William Kline the owner Of tn Kline and Ewell addition to the cit of Douglas, is numbered among th court attendants in the county sea today.
 Henry and Andrea Forest are nun bered among the Tombstone visitor ' today from Lowell. William D Jack of Douglas is il the city today on business mission Bruce Stevenson, the Courtlsn, attorney, arrived in Tombstone las evening from the Drsgoon cOppe camp.
 City Attorney John Ross o: Doug las arrived in the county seat yester terdsy from the smelter city to lool after certain litigation now pending before the district court.
 James Heron, owner of the Herrol addition to the Courtlsnd toGnsite came in last evening.
 A letter from Sheriff lack Whit locates him at Los Angeles, where h' is sojaurnirg with his family.
 Lovers Of sports are much sistet just now over the advent O. the white wings, or Sonora pigeons, that sr' coming this ssy in big bsnds.
 Word received from Barney An drino, who is in the Copper Queen hospital &. Bisbee, states he is doing nicely. The Xrsy test on the injured knee, sustsinsd q in his fall down a winze, revealed .be fact that while badly congested, the surgeons are hopeful of saving the knee and the patient is expected to improve rapidly from now on. This is pleasing news to the Tombstone friends Of Barney.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11
Sunday School
 Workers In Arizona

Two carloads of delegates to the In. ternstiopsl Sunday school convention which will be held June 2Oth iB San San Francisco, will be entertained in Tucson by the churches of the city, uniting for that purpose.
 The Citizen ssys ths: the special cars will arrive attached to No. ' next Thursday. 1t is possible that one car will leave for the coast in the afternoon attached to No. l, but at any rate the other will remsin in Tucson until the departure of No. 3 about midnight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11

Joseph Reese. president of the Stark Mining company, left Isst Mon. day for Los Angeles, upon the receipt of the news that his son, Howard Reese, aged I9 yesrs. had died in that city of Bright's disesse.
 After 40 years, bullet in the ankls oi John Haley. of Globe rendered nec- cessary the computation of bis leg. The operation was performed Monday. Haley was woun nded in the ankle dur. ing ngbt with Indians. The wound he'd never healed in the 70 years that have passed since then
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11
Articles of
 Incorporation Filed

Tie following articles or incorpors- ton have been filed in the office of County Recorder.
 Amendment 70 articles Of incor- pors,ion of the Calumet and Montana Min,rg Company. Article " amend ed Capital stock shall be S750,0Oo, divided into 750,O00 shares Of one dollar each. Article VI amended: Management shall be be vested in board of five directors, who shall be elected by stockholders at their su> nual meeting,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11

A party of California farmers who understand irrigation by pumping plant metbod have taken up 4OOO acres of land situsted about six miles south of Casa Grsnde, aud have ar. rived with carloads of household eff. fects, farming and pumping mschin- cry and have gone to worf.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11
Aged Prospector
 Dies Of Thirst

An El Centro, dispatch ssys:
 Sesrcbers today found the body of William Burger On the desert. si1 miles from his camp. He disappear. ed two weeks ago and was trsiled un- til yesterday He had perished from thirst.
 Burger, a veteran prospector, had been hoDiiog for 35 yesIs for 8 lost ledge of Mica he once came upon when working SC c surveyor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11
Many Real Estate
 Deals In the Valley

Wilcox has had some real estste deals within the last week which in- dicate much faith in the prospects for the srtesian water being developed. A real estate firm cf KsDsss City is con ferring with local parties relative to the securing cf 50,00O acres of land here for the purpoee Of colonization
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11

At a recent bread baking contest at Humboldt, . prize valued at $I0 was won by Mrs B. D. Marks.
 The ten stamp mill on the Climax mining property, Hassayampa dis tsiet is making . steady run.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11
Forest Fire Raging
 In the Dragons

Just e the forest fire in the Hua- chucas has been effectusl.y subdued, after the force of forest rangers and two com mpanies of Fort Huachucs soldiers, were called into requsision to
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11

Tbe above 6guree on licences will show that on an average of little over one . day was issued throughout the entire fi-cal year.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-09-28

o.. Araen '. ssrsu.-. Dentist. Pay.
DesN sua,N
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-09-28
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals viii be receive.
the Sewer Committee Of the
y OF Payette. Idaho, addressed
Martin o. Luther. City CLERK
III u O'Clock noon. October 2oth
H. for furnishing all the material
I'd doing all the work necessary In
&C. construction OF a sanitary sew.
in Sewer District No. 2. Of ga d
~, consisting Of approximately 49,
70 IineaI feet Of SIX to fifteen inch
sewer pipe. with the neces-
airy manholes, lamp holes. flush
anks. etc.
Plans. specifications and all nee
sssary Information can be had by
the City Clerk, or C. p.
attig, Sewer Engineer, Payette,
1aho.
rhe Committee reserves the right
reject any or all bids.
MARTIN o LUTHER.
City Clerk.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-09-28
ovsrproduetIon ys oIstrIbutlon.

Elsewhere we publish an article
from the Twentieth Century ram
about the bu yaboo which Is anEualIy
dscussed-tbs oYerprocuct on Of ap.
pies. The article Is right In line
With our opinion along this line. II
Is NO. so much a matter Of erpro-
auction a. Il = 81 -ibutcr and o. .
nomical selling OF the fruit. n as
the acreage OF apples increases the
enormous Increase ia stiu to he
: Jumped into the big cities Of tho
east then there IL no doubt but W n
there will be oysrproductlon-a ieas
az FAR as those cities are concerne
and the price the market viii be
under those conditions. On the
other hand II some system o. mark
Ing Is worked out whereby all who
want apples 10 eat can secure them
we believe that they can afford and
F'lll pay a price that will give TO ey.
err srower OF fancy appl a SOUND
margin upon which to pay 81 % pc
acre for his bearing Orclari. Jts
what this system OF marx ell ne wi
De We admit we are unable to say
Dut some day In the cry near ~
lurG some one will get busy anC
the results will be a safe and sane
system OF marketing fruit 80 tina
II will not have 10 all be dumped
INTO the larger cities o. the cas-
and neither will II be sent through
ten or fifteen different agenc es b
fore reaching the consumer. The e
IL a way and some shipper Of fru
Or some particularly well IA or d
rult section will determine II some
lay.
Another feature OF the ovcrpro Tue
Ion talk that appeals 10 Us is that
o many communities orchards are
being planted on land that never vii
% fruit land and never will produc e |
apples such as those Rr wn Fay.
'tte Valley, Boise Valley and sem
other favored fruit sections. Many /
places In the west. In fact almost |
very place In the entire irrigated |
vest that Is being opered to home /
seekers and settlers, Is being boom 4
n as tho "home OF the big red an. /
dc" when possibly the greatest nun.
Der OF them have no claim whatever
10 the assertion that they are fru |
raising sections. There is a great
leal OF orchard land in the west and
hat we will admit but not all land
orchard land neither VIII all eli.
natos produce good fruit All these
hings will right themselves ami
. not for one moment consi er the
, reproduction OF apples. AS the
iupply increases better facilities for
viii be oyol ed, the mar
sets viii be enlarged, apples will be
xported and many other conditions
hanse 70 even the matter up. Some
y the broad acres In some unkncwn 4
nd untried fruit sections that are
low planted TO orcharHs will be use
Or general farming purposes Just
Is soon as the people realize that
takes soil QUALITIES and cl'matic
1ndltlons TO grow good sru't ard
Vat they have not got 4 The or
harfs being SGT In the Pavet-e Va
~ VIII continue 20 bear their ex-
ollHnt fruit and the owner tNa~e~
Nv HoTt'nue 10 MAKE money w re al
Wa raafjustment Of affairs takes
ACE.
Butter wrappers printed at this Of
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-09-28

10 the Justice Court Of Pays.s
Justice Precinct. Canyon coan,
idaho.
Ava Coulter. plainuu, Va Alder
3eassn asa K. &. MeGsaw. partaor.
Jolnk business andor the iirm can.
o alao Line Iraes.er Compsny. ~
.vndsntk.
TIE state Of Idaho sends Grectin.
w tbs Above Named iio cndans
fea are hereby summoned to a,
pear Ia the above entitled court 1,
be held Al psyotte. Ia said Precinct
b. The above entitlea cagse. at lt
o'clock, a. a.. on the sSth day
October. ssii. and answer plaintiffs
complaint on fils in said Court. the
said plaintiff claiming the sum OF
sSs2s against the sad defendants.
tor work aad labor performed BY the
plainuu ior he attendants. or the
plaintiff win take iuagmeni agSinst
you a. prayed In said complaint
Witness my hand this 18th day Of
July. 1911.
TIM DRlscoLL.
Justice OF the Peace.
BOWEN q RIEBELING,
Attorneys FOR the plaintiff. residing
at Paye,te. Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-09-28

y INTERESTING PUBLICATION.
s0 srs "a r,oe.pt o. very inter
ssias booklet OF sixteen PAGES dts,
,9s.Fc o. Tho Hot Lake Sanalorlum
ea diaocs somewhat from the US,
a 5ana,or.um publcauon. II con.
0as SHORT arcies OF real interest
Tho ~ and wei alike. and mum.
Jus illustrations Jond to snliyen
q tgxs matter
Hot Lake Sanatorium Is an Oregon
astitutioa. owned ana manaS0d by
ieogon men. and is not oaly the
.Arg 81 ana most completely equipped
Institution OF healing and recreation
IN the west. but the most accessible.
Our reader viii DO well to write
Tor this publication.
Address.
Hot Lake Salatorium.
Hot Lake. oregon.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-09-28
Payette Saddlery Co.
AT The BOISE FAIR.

Allo.s che IA rtlG attractions
sAcA w4h appear Oh the FAIR
f.aa4s AIS ) ear al tie liner Moan
an fair, anu one Which will b.
aneelod Dy ali as worth wn.le. q
ae Ostrsh farm. tie 50 AID baL y
go piumcs. plume exLAbt az -.
sro.
aneso sstrchcs desor.e vst
rom everyone admitted TO the
s3unds. Those who have seen tie
srm declare 81 to be a genuine treat,
y lake show. not a farce, but
mething really worth while.
4 competent man In charo VIII OK
lain all about the eggs the birds AMI
lumes These ostrich specimens
ieh viii be here are the I'm 81 et.
exhibited n America. The lectur-
r tells You how they hatch. how
he plumes are picked how tho os-
Riches cat and sle-p. ard how thy
rive and ride them.
People uEually and generally fail Q
appreciate the terrible strength re-
lu'red when the own RI attempt &c
rate ana move their ostrches o e
AZ drlge horses cows she D &c
sut you can no drive an ostrich He
rust be carried around, and Il re-
luires All the strength OF three or
'our men 10 hold tho bird ard keep
away from the bulls eye kick IN
'front.' Nothing kicks harder or Is
more certain Of It's victim.
In Portland whore these birds we're
ihOwn, u took the men Just two
sours 10 get ready for shipment the
'wo LARGEST birds on earth. while II
,ak The largest dray IN the city to
aul them and then the draymen re
'uosted absolute projection. Ties
iris IRE African stock standing
sr eight 'os' from TN 70 Up. and
veigh about three hundred pounds
lnose VINO visit tho hair this
ear wall have the rare privilege OF
Going these curious brus. tue in
., specimens OF African Ostrich.
aoy are IN svsry respect superior
any thing e.er shown at any
ase Ia tho Northwest ana wall
e shipped at groat cost and labor
r5m the bis BENTLEY Ostrich Farm.
Gar San Diego. California.
The ostrich Is par icularly known
cause Of his flor eness They are
ia eops In the extreme. and Il is
often men can DO found who
y assume tho rospons b by I. vo
IA caring for them.
you have never 81 on this pc.
ar cross between a ic Gus an 4
Al and umid bird close scrstiny. i
"a have missed an en- ertaining az. i
moon or evening. They are as
cullar Ia their habits and dlsposl. .
on as they are IN build and ap- Il
site.
Very few visitors feel they have a
On all IN tho West unl 81 they 4
he IN one or other OF the ostrich
rms OF California. n
AZ the big Fair this year are to
shown the best specimens. In
- tho largest spealme~s OF ostrich i
'1r exhibited 10 tho Un'tod states. n
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-09-28

have moved my dress making
IONS to the residence of w. NJ.
avis on First Avenue South. second
ouse from the corner on Ninth
rect and First A enue South where
will be pleased to meet all my
I'D customers AMI anyone desiring
he services Of a dressn aker.
Ella Gordon.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-09-28
Good cantalOupes Wanted.

viii buy all of your good first
class cantaloupes in large or small
quantities. A. E. Wood, Payette.
IDAHO
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-09-28

Parties desiring TO buy apricots can
phone their orders to the office of
the Payette Valley Real Estate
Agency or call Independent phone
ls4 F. A. &. Wood.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-09-28
PEACHES AND PEARS.

The Idaho Canning Company will
contract for any amount OF them
you have for sale.
idaho Caanias Co, Payetts, La
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-09-28

" you want TO Sell Or suy Proper,
v See eAvETTE LAM CO.. is,.
ssssior~s s~-s e-s'.~v. payv<t.. IDA.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-09-28
Concord Grapes.

nave a large quantity of Concord
q Swectwatcr grapes OF the finest
nd for sale. win make deliver es
Payette on Tuesdays and Thurs
- II. e. Golden. Pa cite. IGaho
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-09-28

F1r Sale Ten head OF good first
ass dairy cows Prices reason q
sold at once. Jasper Roe. Pay
Idaho, Bell phone.
antel- IIousekeeper on ranch.
ID wages and steady position 10
INT party. Inquire at i'ayette En-
IS printing office.
For Rent-One urn shed room suit
lie for one or two gentlemen-Mrs.
r. O'Ne!n.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-09-28
SPIRITED DRIVING

SPIRITED DRIVING
h usually brought about By a
whip. II you want one that will
put little life 10 your horse, one
that ls anappy. strong and good.
yOull find Il here.
OUR HARNESSES
you viii fluid 70 be made 70 III
the horse They are strongly built
and 30 good aud Reasonable that
you could afford a new set ey.
cry month Come look our sets
over You don't have 70 buy an
less you want 10.
m "a " Ill n
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-25
MARKETING DATES FROM
THE M'PHERR|N RANCH
Slx.Year.oid Trees Bearing Heavily and
oe9let Moor Variety Proves Well
Adapted to this Climate

George Rude, manager OF the Nc
Pherrin ranch brought to the Imperial
valley Press office this morning box
of handsome Deglet Moor dates as a
sample of the crop that is now being
gathered and packed for the market The
dates are good size and finely favored.
Only two trees on the McPherrin
ranch are bearing heavily this year.
they are six years old and of the Deglet
Moor variety. Each tree will produce
from forty to fifty pounds Of fine fruit.
The dates will be packed in specially
prepared cartons carrying an appropriate
label. and will thus help to add to the
fame Of Imperial valley. Seventy
five cents per pound is offered for the
fruit
On the McPherrin ranch are 800 date
trees most of them from four to FIVE
years Old, SO that a large crop Is an
ticpated next season They are all
seedlings 1t is probable that many
more date trees will be planted on this
ranch within the ensuing year.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-25
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Sealed proposals will be received bv
the Board of Trustees of the City OF El
centro, Calf, at the office OF w. II.
Sprasur. City Clerk, until six co O'Clock
.. m. Thursday. October 26 1911. for con =
stru"ting settling basins and furnishing
material for same.
The work will consist of constructing
three earth settling basins. according to
the plans OF the City Engineer, approved
hN the Board of Trustees, October II,
"il. and will require approximately 47OO
cubic yards OF earth work excavation. -
The material to be furnished viii con-
sist OF approximately $50 feet 1O-inch and
'2O feet S-fnch riveted steel OF wood pipe,
and two l0X10 and six l0xs riveted steel
tees. Bidders on material will be re-
quired to submit specifications and also
style Of joints furnished
Separate bids will be received on the
''aith work and material and bids must
~ accompanied by certified check for
= Der cent of amount OF bid. A bond of
Ger cent will be required of successful
bidder
fians are on file and may he seen at
CITY Engineers office, FL Centre. Calf
The Board OF Trustees reserves the
right to reJset any and all bids.
Bids will te epsped at eight (sJ o'clocx
p m. Thursday. October &c. 1911.
W. II sPRA0UE.