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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-27
MORSE GOES 10 MILAN.

FLORENCE, April 12.-Charles w
Morse, the ex-banker pardoned recent
ly by President Taft, started This
afternoon for Milan, where he will
stop at the Hotel de la Vile. He said
his plans were uncertain, but he was
likely to remain in Milan for several
days. He did not explain his sudden
departure, which was only decided
upon last night
Mr.. Morse said he had not met any
of his American friends or acquain-
tances who are now crowding the city
fer Easter He had not met J. Pier
FONT Morgan, who arrived yesterday
anG was staying at a hotel near that
where Mr., Morse has been stopping.
Mr.. Morse said his health was fair.
Mrs. Morse in the course of a con-
versation with a friend limited that
they would make prolonged stay at
Lake Como and would go to Switzer-
land later on.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-27
IT'S lNsuReENT HYsrERIA.

LONDON, April 12.-"Insurgent
hysteria" is the affliction of the mill
tant suffragettes who are breaking
doors and windows and getting
themselves into jail At least this is
the diagnosis of DR.. Leonard Williams,
one af the foremost English special,
lists in mental diseases.
DR.. Williams has been studying the
suffrage movement England, and he
declared today that there is no form
Of pseudo insanity that is not found in
the suffragette ranks. He sees a great
danger in the propaganda.
"The suffrage movement" he said
tonight, "has a very large number OF
school teachers among its warmest
supporters. The influence of these en-
thusiasts over the pupils having an
insidious effect, of which the newt
able results are the spasmodic out
breaks against authority to which we
are growing accustomed.
"The doctrine of the votes, with all
its claptrap, is the chief ingredient Of
the atmosphere in which these school
girls live. They are being coaxed anC
drawn and driven into the whirlwin
of movement of which illegitimatc
and lawless excitement is the essence
and in which disorder is only scream
ing and scratching and wanton de
struction.
UNLESS British parents wake up tc
the fact and make careful inquiry be
fore selecting schools for their chill
dren this insurgent hysteria will be
the ruin of u.s."
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-27
CUBAN NOMINATIONS.

HAVANA, April 12.-The national
convention of the Conservative party
met at $3.50 o'clock tonight for the
purpose of nominating candidates for
President and Vice-PresIdent of the re-
public. 1t is not expected the conVen.
ton will make a nomination tonight
L will probably, for sentimental rea,
sons, postpone the party's choice until
Easter and wind up tomorrow night.
General Mario Menocal has consent
ed to make the race for the Presi
dency and it is certain he will be no,
minated unanimously. His running
mate probably will be Senior Enrique
Jose Varona. He is almost equally
certain to receive the nomination for
Vice-President.
The Mundo, in a Palace inspired
editorial, says President Gomez is the
only man who can beat General Memo
cal From this it is inferred General
Gomez will accept a denomination. II
is certain no other Liberal could win
and anyhow it is known President Go
mez would rather see General Memo
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-27
GIRL SOLDIERS IN kings army
News Notes From England and Other
COuntries---Cuban Nominations.
Italian Super-Dreadnought.

cal elected than his rival Alfredo Ia.
vas, the present Vice-President, who
is strong with a section of the Liberal
party.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-27
WHERE WILL PRINCE LIvE7

LONDON, April 12,-Court circles
are discussing the purchase of a town
residence for the Prince of Wales. IT
is a difficult problem to solve. Queen
Mother Alexandra occupies Mari.
borough House and he cannot have
that while she lives. st. James Pa.
lace might suit bachelor prince, but
the Prince of Wales must marry in or,
der to secure the succession to the
throne. 1t is possible. the Duke OF
Sutherland's magnificent mansion may
be purchased for the Prince. The
Duke dislikes London and is dismant-
ling the house and is dispensing his
works of art among his country
houses.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-27

nephew OF the late Pope Leo Kill.
who recently CHALLENGED Prince Altlerl
to q duel, from command Of the Pala.
tine Guard Of Honor The Count at
the same time will remit his rank of
lieutenant in the Noble Guards. There
fore his connection with the Holy See
will be entirely severed. BY special
concession of the Pope a pension is
granted to the Count
The Pope, in alluding to the duelling
scandal with which the Count was
identified, limited that he intends
shortly to make public manifesto
against duelling.
"Duelling, he said, lis an anarch.
ronism. 1t survives because modern
laws do not sufficiently protect in
dividual honor; they only safeguard
property. Energetic legislation is nee
essary to protect the honor and repu-
tation of the people, especially as
most cases of injury or insult nova
days are often a political weapon"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-27
RUSSIA IN ACCORD WITH U. S.


ST. PETERSBURG, April 12-Cur-
tbs Guild, Jr, the American Ambas-
sador, has been interviewing Foreign
Minister .Sazonoff in regard to the cir
cular letter Of Secretary Of State
Knox suggesting the harmonious CO.
operation Of all the Powers concerned
i'll China. The Russian Government
Is in genuine accord with the policy
OF the Washington authorities.
Though Russia like Japan, Is not
50 far a party to the great loan which
banks of the United States, Germany,
England and France will furnish to
The new regime, it is not from hostility
to the policy involved. There are out
standing financial adjustments arising
fIom the Eastern Chinese railroad and
ether Russian enterprises, dating back
to the days before the war with Japan,
and Russia requires a guarantee that
her interests in these shall be carried
forward in their integrity among the
obligations of the new regime. Then
she will subscribe her one-sixth of the
great loan, as doubtless will Japan
when she has particularized her spec
ial interests in the region south of
Mukden.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-27
DEAL EoR A TITLE FAILs


PARIS, April 1.-THE French laws
are very strict in requiring the birth
OF every child to be registered, but
they do not provide that the names
of the parents shall be given. and
where this is not done any one can
come along later and register as one
of the parents and acquire full paren-
tai rights. This state of affairs is
useful to the French farce writer and
novelist and brings about some queer
lawsuits in real life.
Thus in 1900 the following adver-
tisement appeared in a French news
paper: can income assured to a count
or marquis who will recognize a ma
tural child" Count Joseph Jules de
Merry de la Canorgue, who was a ge-
nuine nobleman but had been reduced
to poverty, seized the opportunity and
in return for a pension of $40 a
month went to certain city hall and
duly recognized one Maurice Camille
Quetal, then aged &c, as his son. Que
tai had been registered as the son Of
Augustine Quetal and a father un-
named
This recognition did not satisfy Que
tel entirely and he proposed to his
newly acquired father, the Count, that
he should marry his mother, Angus
line Quetel, and the Count agreed on
condition that the pension should be
raised to $50 month. He had never
seen Miss Quetel and he neve: saw
her after going through the marriage
ceremony with her in 1901, but the
marriage was sufficient to legitimi2e
Quetel and to give him the right to
call himself Count Maurice Camille de
Merry de la Canorgue.
Unfortunately one of the agents
used in these negotiations carried the
story to the head of the De Merry de
ia Canorgue family, who brought an
action to annul Count Joseph Jules's
recognition of the young man and
proved that the whole affair was frau
dulent. The Court annulled the recog-
milton, made remarks concerning the
conduct of "a nobleman who was pre-
pared to sell his name and his word
and forbade Maurice Camille Quetel
to use the name of De Merry de la Ca.
norgue.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-27

NEW TYPE OF DREADNoUGHT.
ROME, April IA specially APP
POINTED BoPrd of Admirals has adopted
a new type of dreadnought 1t is to
be of 10000 tons displacement and
win have a speed of 25 knots an hour.
The armament will consist of ten 14.3
inch guns and ten or more guns ofNsix
inches. The ships will cost about
SlS,OOO,0OO each.
The board disapproved OF the build
ing of scout cruisers. Destroyers of
1000 tons displacement would serve
the purpose better, especially in the
Italian navy where their services
would be limited to the waters in the
ioinity of Rome 1t therefore mad
been determined to increase the dis
placement of destroyers and discon-
tinue the building Of scouts and small
cruisers.
The nearest approach to the sug-
gested super-dreadnoughts for Italy is
the United States Nays battleships
New York, row approaching compile
ton. The New York and its sister
ship the Texas have displacements of
$1,000 tons. Their main batteries
consist of ten IA inch guns.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-27
THE Pope ON puELLINe.

ROME, April 1.-THE Pope has &C
cepted the resignation of Count Pecci,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-27
YELLOW FEVER AT PANAMA.

PANAMA, April 12.-The quarantine
authorities report there was one case
Of yellow fever at the station during
the month of March. The patient
came from Guayaquil, Ecuador, where
the disease is prevalent. The usual
precautions were taken at the station
and the patient isolated. No other
cases have been reported and there
is no suspicious case of any kind of
fever on the Isthmus
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-27

LONDON, April 12.-While dozcns
g. militant suffragettes are la0guish-
ing in cells in Holloway jail during
the brilliant Easter vacation, there -
Il little band of women just fifteen
miles away who are trying to prove by
method far removed from the PARK
hurstian window smashing crusade
that women have a useful vocation
ether than the purely domestic one,
For the first time men and women
ere soldering together on equal terms
The second London division Of the
Territorial Army's Supply Corps is
camped for Easter training at Redlett
in Herts. Attached to them is a com
pany, thirty strong, Of the Women $
Sick and Wounded Convoy Corps
There is no joke about it, The
women are in earnest about the work
There is no leyity or frivolity about
it and they are as keen about the
work as the crew of a battleship. The
women detrained of Redlett yester-
day, where they met the commander
in-chief, Mrs. Stobart, and marched to
the camp They erected their own
tents, dug out their camp oven and
had everything in shipshape in half
ar hour.
Sentries were then posted and at
night they marched on their beats
carrying electric torches. Orderly Of
ficers made the rounds at 10 o'clock
to see that every one was in bed and
to stop all talking. Reveille was
sounded at o'clock this morning and
all paraded. At o'clock there was
an hours hard drill, much of it at
double quick time.
Three men are attached to the corps
as instructors and to attend to the
supplies and transport for the con-
voy. When the women, with their
liGht wagons, were paraded a woman
soldier took her place in each wagon
alongside a man as second in com
mand. Miss Streatfield, on horseback,
rode in command of the women.
The women soldiers who remained
in camp were taken out and put
through a stretcher drill, doing such
stunts as carrying an instructor on a
stretcher over all sorts of Obstacles,
such as wire fences and bitches. They
also carried supposed wounded men
and set fractures hastily from any
sort of material that could be procur-
ed. such as fence rails.
There are thirty or forty similar wo-
men detachments but this is the first
one to go into regular training with
men. Admission TO the corps is no
mere matter of volunteering. Candi-
dates for admission to the corps are
interviewed with the greatest care to
exclude the introduction of an element
oil frivolity. Most of the members are
CT independent means. Some of them
are teachers, others artists. The mi
Eimum age of admission to the corps
is IS. All move at the double quick
i'll obeying orders.
The uniform worn by the women
soldiers consists of long coats, divid-
ed skirts, green gray shirtwaists to
match the skirts, a black tie, black
spat puttees, helmets of grey green, q
badge of a Maltese cross and arm
bands of white with a red cross. The
cffcers wear a similar uniform except
their shirtwaists are of white silk, and
they wear white instead of black silk
gloves.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-27
BIDS FOR MEsoPoTAMlAN IRRI.
CATION.

CONSTANTINOPLE, April 1.-THE
Ministry of Public Works on April 20
will open bids for the first section of
the irrigation project in Mesopotamia.
The work is to cost $6,75O,OOO.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-27
The Yokohama SlGGLR Bank



LIMITED.
HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.
Capital Subscribed Yen 4o,o00y 80
cepltal Paid Up..Vsn sO.e0o.00
Reserved Fund ..,...Ysn t7,5O0, 900
General banking business transact
81. Savings account for 81 and MP
cards.
Fire and burglar proof vaults, with
safe Deposit Boxes for rent at 81 per
rear and upwards
Trunks and cases to be kept on
,ustody at moderate rates.
Particulars to be applied for.
w AKAI, Manager
Honolulu Office, Bethel and Merchan,
Streets.
Tel. 3421 and 1894. P. o. Boa 1Sa
"oUxBAK" LEATHER BETTING
is absolutely Waterproof
and Weatherproof
Cation, Neill & Co., Ltd. =
Sole Agents
Second and South Sts., Honolulu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-27
AMERICAN TO WE'D
KNIGHTS DAUGHTER

LONDON, April 12.-Euward Coles
of Rye, N. Y, will be married to a
daughter of Sir Arthur Elliott at St.
Georges, Hanover Square, on June "a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-06

A Stepiadder In the Home VIII Aid
you In your domestic duties. It's
friend to the lady who 10 In the habit
OF standing on back of chair to hang
picture; see relieves the situation.
VAUGHAN is THE MAN WHO SELLS
EN- Phone Madison 104. Opposite
Cohen Co.
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sITUAuoNa-FEMALE

We Have Competent and Experienced
school teachers. matrons and house,
keepers wanting positions; II in need
OF such help apply AMERICAN
= LABOR BUREAU, IL Worth Nsnsh,
street.
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ROOMS TO RENT

rractfve quarters during fair by day
or week at eos Fast Franklin street,
First floor Centrally located
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Chi-nameI-Does Your Old Floor Need
new giossG IT SO. put a coat of
Cht-namei on II The worlds best
floor anish. ~ Sold only by BELL
BROWN HARDWARE COMPANY.
1897 West Broad street.
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HARDWARE

safety Razor Biades Reshnrpened fAH
rnakesD: hair tested and guaranteed
to shave as good or better than new
Work received and delivered at our
local agency. Howell -Broarr Sixth.
and Broad SHARPE Co, No. /
North Seventh. Phone Monroe 3Is7.
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SHOE REPAIRING

The Rest Work IN the cfty For the
money. HaIf-sole: Mems shoes sew
ed. Soc: nailed. SIC; ladies'. sewed.
soc: nailed. s5c:s half-soled.s children's
shoes. soc; rubber heels. zoe. s6c, 40c
and soc. y Give us i trial once. Work
called FOR and Delivered promptly
III ROF1M. manager 21o r, Hr9ad
street. Phone Madtson SOIL
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REDUCTION IL PAINTS.

Good Paint, 81 Per Gallon, for q Few
days only; varnish stain samples free.
Come to see us. We will save you
money. COSBY'S PAINT STORE, Bill
West Broad Monroe $3.50
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

Have Your Clothes CItaned -
pressed by Beaxley. We Aiso ~
repairing. such az reiinln1. al1
Ing and velvet collars. etc. R6NM
Monroe sSTs. Sssa
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
List Your Farms with J. A. ConneIly
8 Company. Write postal for neces-
sary blanks.

VIM Buy Direct From Owner Coed In
vestment property; state lowest cash
price and location. Address Owner"
care vFginfan.
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MASON FRUIT JARS.

Mason Regular Jars, One. Pint. 4Sc
dozen: quarts. soc dozen; one-half
gallon. 75c dozen. HOWELL BROS,
go. East Broad
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wantsd-Tea Heuse-te-Hosse A Ne I
lady canvassers to cover Richmond
and suburbs. Must be experienced;
rood profits: steady work; territory
allotted according to publications
Reply. giving experience. o-1os. care
virginian.
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Picture Agents, $50 Week Easy, 1sx7e
framed pictures. complete, lac. Our
Negro Angel and Jack Johnson"
pictures are making our agents rich:
catalogues; samples free. BERLIN
ART ASSOCIATION. Department ROT.
Chicago.
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II You Can Find Floor stain to
surpass Klondiks at SOC per quart
buy ii from the other fellow.
vAUGHANS. Madison 104. Opposite
Cohen Co
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FRI 1T JARS.

Queen Glass Top Jars, Fruit Cannot
spoil in these. Pints. bsc dozen.
quarts, soc dozen; one-half gallon,
si.fb dozen. HOW ELL BROS, e02
East Broad street
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WANTED. AT ONCE. 100 GIRLS. OVER
FOURTEEN YEARS OLD. LlGHT.
CLEAN WORK AND GOOD WAGES
APPLY ALLEN g. GINTER BRANCH.
SEVENTH AND CARY STREETS.
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Qdnrt of Booze VIII Make You
snooze. quart of Peerless Cleaner
and Polisher will make every old
stained floor and piece OF furniture
n the home Took new: Csc is price.
free samples this week. Phone Mad
104. NArGHAN'S.
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FOR
RESULTS
USE
LOST

Lost--Fox Terrier. Name Cluster.
nine months old, black head black
spot on left shoulder, short, black
tail, wore collar with license No. 1881.
Liberal reward for return to PASTOR
John TINDAI-L. No. South Null
Berry street. Phone Monroe 23t6-J.
Losf--On Broad and Main At End of
line on Church HILL . lady's grip.
containing childrens clothes and a
magazine. Return to Yfrgfnfan Of
fee and receive reward
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Young Lady WITH Three Years' Ex-
perience desires position as steno-
grapher and general office work;
can furnish good reference Ad-
dress, o-124. this office.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-06

Another Carload of Stag Stain just
received. High grade stain, only 40
cents quart 311 West Broad
-CQSHY'S- PAINT STORE Monroe
1850.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-06

Paints, stains. Floor Wax. Gold Paints.
gasoline, wood alcohol or anything
to beautify interior wood ork.
Phone us your wants. 3lf West
Broad Monroe 1850.
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Experienced Caavassfrs, Mais snd
rular work; large profts, Only men
ana w, IN experienced Tn canvass
ing h .t-class house ana onics
speeialties needed Answer. giving
reference and experience. yELDuD.
r. o. BOX 4s7, Richmond. Va
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want~.s--Ycung Man Asoot Tw<nty-
one years old. familiar with cnllecs
ttens ard general office work; with
some knowledge Of stenographS
ana tFeep Ettifss. and be able to fur
nish bond Of one thousand dollars.
Salary, to commence with. atty dol
lars per month. This position oTcrs
splendid opportunity for advance
ment to one who IA endowed with
Initiative. Address r l.. care this
office.
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EXTRAORDINARY

Young Mau. Nfneteen Years Of Are,
desires q position; either inside or
outside work: excellent experience In
newspaper work: experience also as
salesman and solicitor: can furnish
hest Of references from well known
concerns of this city. Address NJ.
r. r.. care OF The Richmond Vir-
gintan.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

|ys y. = 8 8 =:
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PAINTS AND FLOOR STAINS.

Lucas Paints and Floor stains Are
unsurpassed. Our prices and paints
are great. Paists-and staina that
stay KENNEDY BROS. g. KEEL
LAM
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FRUIT JARS.
MASON FRUIT JARS.

Mason Regular Jars. One Plat, 45c
dozen; quarts, soc dozen. e-half
gallon. 75c dozen. HOWELL BROS,
500 East Broad
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ProAt wannsr. New ard Neae-MAay
ordsrs bring repeat; hs,ps house
keepers save expenses: g9Ice IU~'
demand immense MARVIN n DOt l.
SD. Stamford. Conn
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Wsnted--Use Your SPARE Time at Ofnee
or home copying letters and address-
ing. good pay steady work WASH
motion kpvERTISING COMPANY,
eufe 1910, Syracuse. N. Y.
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An Iatelii9ent Person May Earn efoo
north Corresponding for snawspA-
pers; no canvAssing; send for partsc-
port, N. Y.
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HELP WANIED-MALE

White Caddy Boys Wanted at the
Country Club Of Virginia on Satur-
day afternoons. Must be over
twelve years of age.
Experienced Camvassers. Male ana
female, wanted; good proposition;
regular work: large profts. Only
men and women experienced In can
wasting high class house and onice
speciaities needed. Answer, giving
reference and experience fELDoD'
r o. Box 4sT, Richmond, Va
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wsntea. Persons - write ssd Cspy
letters; so to 326 . week readily
made by following our practical d.
recf.ons; send seif-addresse1 envs-
iopeSfor particulars. BROOKS Cor1-
INC, CO.. s22 Pennsylvania Ave-.
waahtp wtnu n q.
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wsnteA--Axenfs to Sell the L. ID. Tax
eraser and knife sharpener. an.article
that is used In the ofTice. school and
home Send Ice. for sample. PRO
GRESSrvE MFG. CO., box esT. New
York City.
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u, Your spare Time TO start MAI
order business: 81 pront-sharins rR
portunities Address Manager. NJ
TIfAI. OPPORTUNITIES EN-
CHANGE Buffalo. n. <.
why Not Earn o. - eaS Datiys otner.
do II with our new specialty. S~no
East Main street. MI Joy. "a.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-05

introduced by Mitchell Stewart:
Resolved, BY the Board of Educa-
ton of Independent School District
of Virginia that the bid of Macleod
4 Smith for 1,777.OO for furnish
ing all material and labor for the
construction of the North Side school
building on Block II, Rooney's Addi-
ton, according to the plans and spec
ifications prepared therefor by F. G.
German as filed in the Office of the
board pursuant to notice for bids
dated February "a, 1912, be, and the
same is h reby accepted, and the
chairman and clerk are hereby au-
thorized to enter into a written con-
tract with the said firm of Macleod
& Smith for the construction OF said
building upon their filing of bond re-
Quired by notice and specifications,
said bond to be approved, with CON-
tract, by tn. attOrney0f this board.
Moved by r. J. McGhee, seconded
by J. H. Fleming, that the above res
olution be adopted. Ayes: H. J.
! McGhee, J. H. Fleming. Joseph RIOS
killy, Guy II. Moore, Mitchell Stew
art. Nays: Nom. Adopted March
so, 1912.
Moved by Mitchell Stewart, Sec
onded by J. H. Fleming, that the
board adjourn to Wednesday even
ing, April 3, 1912, at 500 O'Clock,
to consider the bids on heating and
ventilating, plumbing and electrical
work. Carried.
Time 1875 D. m.
! MTTTuEJ T CTEWI A DIT
Clerk pro tempOre.