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night. The Colonel accompanied the Brinkley people to Heber Sunday, and reports one of the best times he ever had.
 Ben Flora, who has been at- tending Ford's Business College, in Little Rock, returned home Saturday, having finished a busi- ness course in that college.
 Mrs. Margurite Head, of West Plain, Ga, visited Mrs. o. O. Travis Friday. She was enroute to Hunter, where she goes to visit her mother, Mrs George Reed.
 The many friends of A. Gar raughty, who was hurt by mo- tor car last week, and was car ried tothe hospital at Little Rock, will be glad to learn that he is doing nicely. The X-Ray exam ination showed that besides be- ing internally injured, his shoul- der was dislocated and badly bruised.
 Mrs. Ben. Emmons and Miss Sarah Black of Brinkley. and Mrs. Harry H. Myers of Little Rock, were in Clarendon Satur- day, guests of Mrs. Maggie Cannon. They made the trip from Brinkley in Miss Black s Big Cole touring car. Clarendon Sun.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Lynn. of Hazen, came as far as Brinkley Sunday with their daughter, Miss Lois, who was enroute to Boston to study elocution. They were accompanied by Miss Con- nie Wonbuly and were visitors of Misses Kate and Della Bag gott while here.
 Jacob Lamm, of .Brinkley, Ark, arrived in this city We'd nesday and spent the day with friends. He formerly resided here but now is a prosperous mer- chant in the south. He comes to Chicago to buy supplies each year and usually drops down to Columbia City while in the north. Evening Post. Columbia City, Ind.
 Prof. w. A. Yerzley, son of Capt. and Mrs. T. w. Yerzley, of a mile and half southwest of town. and his interesting little family of wife and five children, arrived in the city Tuesday from their home in New York state, to spend three weeks vacation with their relatives and friends in this county and probably at Brinkley with her sister, Mrs. N. c. Allen. and family. . For- rest City Times.
 Quite a number of Brinkley people went over to Heber Sun day regardless of the hot day. Among those that went were: Mir. and Mrs. Jno. Smith and son, Mir. and Mrs. c. F. Johnson
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Comrades

A small boy who had been naughty was told by his mother that he must take a whipping. He flew upstairs and hid in tho far corner under a bed. Just then the father came home. Tho mother told him what had o. cured. Pa went up stairs and proceeded to crawl under the bed toward the youngster, who whispered excitedly: Hello pop, is she after you, tool"
 Tell lem you saw It In the Argua
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Among the Churches.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
 All services on Sunday were we'll attended. The Sabbath School showed a nice increase in attendance notwithstanding that many of the teachers and a large number went up to He- Der for the day.
 Rev. Johnathan Williams, the the visiting minister, preached morning and evening to good congregations. Mir. Williams proved himself to be most ex- cellent gentleman. He has been one of the most successful preachers in his state, and stands high with the officers of his church.
 Parents should see to it that the children are on time for the next few Sabbaths. There is nc such a thing as sighting and neglecting the religious training and habits of a little child with out results that are injurious to the child and in after life, a serious regret for the parents.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Phone. Phone lss s as' for P5s@srviss P';,s4
 frank Jones, of Hunter, was
 Brinkley Wednesday.
 A c. Huddleston, is spending
 $ week in Heber with his
 hmily.
 j. H. Fryer, of Monr oe, was a
 sitor in our city Tuesday.
 We are sorry to note that Da-
 i'd Bowen is on the sick list this
 pek.
 Grady Remedy of Forrest City,
 las a visitor in our city, We'd
 ssday.
 Edgar Bacharach returned bOm a business trip at Memphis, Tuesday, evening.
 Miss Atha Brooks, of Marvell, las a visitor in our city a few bys this week the guest of
 iends.
 Miss Alice Thompson, of Car tle, spent a day in our city the best of Miss Camie Pearson. Mrs. Will Riner and children, bent a few days this week in Eeeyil.
 you need a load wood call B. Simmons & Go. Mrs. 1. J. Woodfin and children hve gone for a visit to relatives |tForrest City. Assistant Postmaster E. T. PcCreight. has gone for a weeks Facation at Heber.
 Miss Gertrude Abramsohn has, 'cepted a place with the Farga- Dn Gro. Co.,, as stenographG. MT. Bacharach losd abiach of !sys. Did you find 4tE I<you la PLEASE returpthe!n to him nd get a nice tread Always ready to serve you in 'ay way if you will pbPd9 156. 'nmons < Co.,, Livery. Irwin Campbell and Sidney aown made a business trip to laryell Monday. ROOMS FoR RENy Two nice pms on north side(of Plaza, ext to Folsome residence Ap- Wat ARGUS office. U Il. Penrose. a Hunter real s'ate man, was a Brinkley vis- pr one day this week. . Harry Apple, of Lonoke. is 'stlng his brother, Fred Apple I this city.
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w F. Campbell, Mgr. The Brinkley Band went over to Heber Springs Sunday and en- tertained the many visitors with their delightful mnsic, which we think they will say, was the best they have ever heard.
 Mrs. A. c. Mckinney and little grand daughter, Kathleen, of Marvell, were guests at the home of Mrs. A. Garraughty's Wednesday.
 Lynn Salinger, of Memphis, has charge of his brothers, s. Salinger, store during his ab- sence in St. Louis, buying his fall stock of dry goods. Miss Willie Judge, who has been visiting her uncle, w. l.. Hill, for the past two months, will return to her home in Texas next Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jerre Neff, Misses Lucille De Raul and Kath- crime Hill, went to the Bayou las Sunday. While ther e they enjoyed a nice swim. Edmond and Henry Simmons left Monday for Oklahoma. They were accompanied by their mother, Mrs. c. F. Simmons, as far as Little Rock. l The present Brinkley Band i without doubt the finest organ | ization the city has ever had anc every man, woman and chile should rally to their support A cool and sweet retreat-
 An oasis
 | In the desert of heat,s I Always cool. always ne3t \ The best Ice cream That one could eat! | Come, afford yourself treat, At Bacharach's | Col. D. c. York, of Yorkville was a Brinkley visitor Saturda
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Diamond BrOach Lost
EXCEPTIONAL REWARD

Lost on norl 4.54a.s Sunday. a diamond brlk&yill pay an exceptional 2 for informa- tion leading eosrecovery. Ad. dress, 'phshe Tor call at Prairie Meat Market.
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The pleads guilty to being Fol soms dog," and as long as he b he not his master will not howl or complain in any way just @ the "poet" lets his verse tell the truth on him. Serving as . beast of burden, scape goat and a public foot mat, becomes to be a part of the humdrum life of . county new spaper man and hence he, like the dog with feas. doesn't know how to get along without 'em."
 Said a man of the world" Wednesday, I'm not Christ ian, don't pretend to be, l drink a little and play cards a little and go out with the boys for . good time, but with all 1 have never stopped low enough to be guilty of bearing malice, scatter ing a scandal or anything like l have known of some pretended Christians to do. If that is Christianity, deliver me from it."
 Who was his stum bling bl0ckl
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CATHOLIC CHURCH

OAI nOLIC OHUNCH Schedule of services until Sept. 17th. Mass at 8:3O a. m. every first and second Sundays. Mass at 1O:30 a. m. every 3rd. and 4th. Sundays.
 Benedection every Sunday night at 7::30 o'clock.
 Religious instruction every Monday and Saturday at 8::30 a. m. Father Henry Frommen,
 Conducting Services.
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Tell 'em you saw # In the Arss&
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21
Wad,ts nm 3iuolic.

Sect mcib ih nidt. wefc id
nlcine Die, oocr mclo' i) uit Oh.
.oaflos2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21

..St and i'll iran;oiihsr, italisuiid,er uio
i~pailiiderS prafe ;u baben. PreiS 20 Ste.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21
GinSieHlcr KalenHer.

G.narts Sorrnat. Sarbsubrud Sitelbilb
sMater SalpatoriS". 50 ,Nlufraiiouen,
odrllnter s Goubiloer, farbiger llnidlaa,
biibider Wanofalenotr, prsissRebns
llssa GcA2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21

BenZiger Brothers,
New York: 36-3s Barclay st.
Cincinnati: 343 Main st.
Chicago: e22-2e4 w. Madison st.
2~sbnenber Terbtenft fir Msenten!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21
photographer

ionueli air poa Nrperlsn Der9elieut iDeroen.
~ 9uI oeI oereI DsritellniS Gri abrung
N ldper, p~alieioe 8opis mo JtorpertelIu'
esa N %bead,ten. oas p~alieuos SiDt. lluo
Sd iueuuerbdltmib III feuneu NIB oaln
aud, Of. uorbigeh OF re6t fotipieli9en
auparaIr III 5abeu. Oleies Mules III por.
onpen, iuslm .S5r Jmrs Photographs pon
r,umaasn lanet.
~. y. Nsctcust&,
i67s olap Or. Dubuque. IA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21

ben go6en Ses geeites unS offnet
ii6 aiitomatiib ourb 6as @epift
bes gies in ben @ummii1landl, Der
III einea fpeidgepoliterten 8ebdIter
miinoet.
l1no nun aberlGBt man Die Senne
ibrem BilihtbeipnBtiein uno ibrem
Sfidial in @citaIt oes Vatent.
neites; ales anoere, beiiebenS in
eirter iiberraiheno groben In3nbl
@iern, piro ii9 oann ifon tin6en-
i'm gepoIiterten gebGlter nGmIih.
REORGANIZATION mir ms ben
Torgane: Die Senne errpdbt bon
ibrem S1lafe friib Woreens rpenr
Die Sabine fr1ben. TflihtiHuloisit
perrihtet lie ibr Saaetperf uno legt
ein gi-6ie Eatentflappe offnet iiH,
oas 81 eleitet lansiam aber iifer
ourd ben @itmmiiHIaild in ben &C.
poIiterten 8ebdIter. 9ie t6enne
gadert ifobIih, iiebt iif nad Der
Sriift hires Sleibes um-oas fr5b.
lihe @ad.gad.saaad erItirbt ibr AMI
ben 2ippen = oas 9teit lit Ieer.
DUNN, pie tie, itrnl einmal lit,
gIaubt lie lid eetarift su baben,
icst lid geioiiisnbaft 5unt srpeiten
Wtale III Toiitur, I'M lire Yflift
n~ad)3itfommen-uno leat elm spei.
ties 81. Sic safert abermals unb
abermals brift iie mitten III ibrer
Subelbpn.ne nb, oenu oas Neit lit
mieoerluu .leer.
0enn lie min 10 flua mGre, ipie
iie es niht lit, miiroe tie elm na&.
benflihes Gil Gil" berpcraadern
rnb iih oieie unglaublide @elhifte
IL erlegen. slbcc iis,,, lie een.t
MIR an oas 81, Dos lie i'm Geite
iiuben mlB, mnO lest elm brittes,
piertes. fiinites gi; lie lest ben lie
ben langen Tag anbalteno gier nab
ihlait iflieBlih ermattet iino emf.
tduift elm, oenn oas Geit lit uno
bleibt leet. ,Sic irGi:mt 0es 9ad,!3
ron Dem i,ngeie1.c, @i uaS ipie eiit
perhGngniBpoler Sfatten Iteist Der
Srifaiietopi Dor ibrem Siibnerailae
aui. on medt lie Ger critic Sahnen.
ihrei uno lie gebt mieoerum ibrem
9errfe nah. Sas mieoerbolt iif
Damn genail 10 ieben 5da. 10. !anle
es Ole Seilnc ooer sic aioppe olts-
bGlt, umb Der sliidlide Siibnerboi.
beiiBer fann einen eiertonS Dor
tSrcltoe iiber Ole reite Grnte oili.
iiihrcn.
Sas lit Der @cG sur SerbiQialma
Der eier. Gin gang einiadlcs mo
oiliars Mittel. nas lid mlbeoingt
ais pro6nt ermeiien mnB, man
bruu,f :: ia mir 5n p~r15len.--
~ ~ y
Nlfohul nno Slim.
Sn cincni aino ioIoen mir Elm
Ylafut:
!! Spicr bcS Mlfobols -!
Gritflnlliger Barrier Slim. hod)af.
tuell. belcbreno. Der slim ieiat Die
p~crocrblid)en sSolaeu ocs AlfcholS
oilf &orper mo @eiit in Der bcuti-
gen 0cielid)nit.
1000 Nfctcr S1ngc.
10 @imltcn Nuiicr.
limo oariilltcr mar cin icitca
Shil0:
3itr @caftuna!
Sm @ortcrmlm beiinoet lid cine
mooeru cingerid,tcte Bar iiir oic.
ieuigcn Seinher. melhc ami Den
9egim Der nnd,itcn Soritclung
warten,-G. NJ. 81
~ - ~
Nad,ts nm 3pSlfc.
Sect mcib ib nidt. ,pefc ih
nicilte Die, oocr mclo' id) uid Oh.
Aod,los2 I"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21

Die Sdotten aelten in slmerifa
dis gei5ig. Cine anefbote peril.
ilicrt bieie gigenifait in ~iolaenber
@eiie: Sm 8agen iiir &ol,d,er fist
elm bieOerer Sdotte, Itopit ii6 oie
Yieiie niib fraet ieinen Na6bar sur
@ehten: vSaben Sic Seuer2" Ser
Innn iiidt p~ergebens in allen "a.
iden: .GS tbiit mir Ieio, Sbnen
nid,t oieneu gu fonnen!~ Ser SGctte
menbet iid) an ieinen Rafbar sur
Sinfen: ,,Saben Sic pieleidt elm
3~iinobolS2" .9eomlere, ih babe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21
Mbonnirt aif Nlte NIB Neue Welt.

Das dltste, iQuitrirte tatboliihe 6ami.
lienblait. Sdbrli9 "a pete a Is Gents.
Bet Soransbeiabluns hes 9an,en Sabrs
gauges $500.
Girca 100 Squarationen i'm sSabr, oaruns
ter ndr4e mebrfarbise. 9tur sebiessne Sci.
trGse berporrasenber autoren. SauNrirte
SrausnbeiIase unb 8ilnbi@au.
gu bs,iebsn bur1 iebs Su9banbtuus 10.
ME brett pom beu @%erleaern:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21

9inSermiec iinSen iif iebr piele
in amerifaniihen glGttern; man
fiiblt linen mand,mal oic Gigcnart
amerifaniiher ainoer on.
lie feline Gtbel mar umartie &c.
neicll. Diana mar gar niht Somit
einperiianoen. oab lie Sintc in IA
pas Yantoffeln aeaoiieu uno ihr
fleines IugprafGshcn BARN scboeet
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21
2ubnenber gerbienft FIR ~Asenfen!
Seltcbtc
Nulfefdlcnrcr
fir Oas Sabr 1913.
,sen,iaer's ,i,arien. Kalenser.
fiir 6as Sabr 1918.

Sros Quart. %SSorinat, Norbsnbrud Si,el:
bib: r@eopsrbilb". 100 Suuitr.. naruntsr
Z @oubilotr, mebrtarbioer umihIas, ;pei:
larbi9es aalenbarium. biibi6er Wonotalens
Der, Yreis: Rebus ..-......... YretS 20 GtS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21

Gin fatboliihsr Salsnbsr in snslii9er
Spra6e. Wit msbriarbt9em llini1la9.
Se6s Solbiloer utb cine Mense Sluitras
ttolteit YretS 70 Ste.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21

iIr bic 4Ieiuen.

Vit 6arbenbrud Sitelbilb. pier iarbiseu
Gini6altsbiIoeri. iweiiarbiaeS 8alenoarium
uno iarbiger llmiblas-.. YreiS 10 GtS.
, 1913-04-09

mHE second Member at the Colonial
- Council for the Town OF tredelksted
Mr.. A. NJ. GOLDEN having i'll turn vacated
his seat al election Of u member to tEe Conn-
Gil will according to orders from Govern
ment take place at tie Court House IN Ere
denksted Monday the DIST of April a. G..
The polling Will at clock
D.. IN. and VIII in accordance with 5 80 OF the
Colonial law close at the earliest at / o'clock.
Pursuant to Publication OF 10th N0Fetn-
Der 1906 n l and ,, candidates III ordor to
be considered at the Election shall be an
nounced By one of the electors OF the tlec~
toral District Tor announce them6eIveH) as
candidates either by R written announce
mept signed by the announcer and sent to
the Chairman of the Electoral Board ut bis
official Office not later than 1 O'Clock p m.
Thursday the 18th inst. OF by the personal
meeting Of the announcer before the Eiec-
torul Board at the place whore the Election
is to be held between 3 and / O'Clock =. IN.
Friday the 18th inst.
The Electoral Board for the Town Of Ere
deriksted the lat Of April, 1913.
SEGELCKE.
chairman.
, 1913-04-09

p. m. and will, in accordance with s 33 Of the
Colonial Law, close at the earliest at 4 o'clock
Pursuant to Publication of 18th of Novem-
Der 1906 81 l and 2 candidates IN order to
be considered at the Election shall be an
nounced by one Of the Electors of the Elec-
toral District Tor announce themselves
as candidates either by a written announce
meut sigued by the announcer and sent
to the Chairman Of the Electoral Board
at his official office not later than 4 O'Clock
p. m. Friday the 18th inst. or by the person
al meeting of the announcer before the Elec-
toral Board at the place where the Election
is to be held between 3 and 4 o'clock p ~.
on Saturday the 18th inst.
The Electoral Board for the Country Dis
trict OF the Jurisdiction of Frederiksted the
1st of April, 1913.
SEGELCKE.
, 1913-04-09

DAG og vii i Henhold til Koloniallovens S 80
blive slQttet tidlegat III. 4.
[ HenhoId til Bekendtgorelse AT 10 No
vember 1906 S. l og , skulle k~ndidater for
at komme / Betragtning we'd Nalget anmel-
DIES af en- at Vnlskr odsens Vaeigere (eller sely
anmelde sig} som Kandidater enten we'd
skriftlig af Anmelderen uuderskreyen AnmeI-
delse afgivne til Valgbestyrelsens Formand
paa hans Embedskontor senest lnden III !
Eftermiddag Torsdagen den l7de ds. eller
we'd Anmelderens pprsonligt Mode for Valg-
bestyrelsen ValglokaIet mellem III. 8 % !
Eftermiddag Fredagen den lSde DIS.
Valgbestyrelsen for Freder'ksteds hys
Valgkreds, ST. Croix den LIST April 1919
SEGELCKE.
F0Ymdud.
, 1913-04-09
PUBLICATION.

mHE 2nd aud the Bird Member Of the
- Colonial Council for the Country Dis
trlct of the Jurisdiction Of Frederiksted,
Messrs. f. LUNNEY and A.. j. BLACK
WOOD, having in turn vacated Their seats an
Election of 2 members to the Council will
according to orders from the Government
take place at the Court House IN Frederk-
steA on Tuesday the 22nd April n. c.
The polling will commence at O'Clock
, 1913-04-09
PrOkIama.

a LIE o9 enhver, der MATTE have poget
&@A at fordre Beet efter afgangne ugitt
RUTH GEORGE, indkaldes herved med B
Maaneders Farsel til at anmelde og beyis-
liggore deres krav for undertegpede Skifte.
ret, der behandler Boet.
Skifteretton, ST. Thomas, den 26A Marts,
1913.
WELLEJUS.
, 1913-04-09
Translation


vt is hereby made known, that Judge,
- Recorder and tolicemaater III Christian
sted's Jurisdiction, St. Croix, POULSEN,
has been granted leave of absence for 5
months to be reckoned from the Bird INST,
and that Mr. Candidatus juris T. r. LEVY,
Justice Clerk and Policeassistan III said
jurisdiction, has been appointed to act IN the
aforementioned capacities from the said day
and until further.
Government Secretary's Office, st. Groin,
the 3rd March 1918.
WILL JACOBSEN.
, 1913-04-09
Bekendtgorelse

nET bekendtgores herved, at der er til
- staaet Uuaardommer, Skriver og Poll
timester ! Christiansteds Jurisdiction raa 1t.
Croix, POULSEN, Rejsetilladelse s Ma"ne-
der fra den 3 dennes at regne, og Mt Refs
fuldmegtig og Politiassisteu Cand. Jnrls
f. R LEVY er konstitueret / Embedet fra
neevnte Dato og indtil gidere.
Observation-Disclosures St. CroiX, den
3die April, 1913.
WILL JACOBSEN.
, 1913-04-09
BEKENDTG0RELSE

nA 2det Medlem af Kolonialraadet for
- Frederiksteds Bys Valgkreds HI. A. Nj.
GOLDEN efter Tur udtIRder af RaAdet, VII
ifolge Gouvernementets Bestemmelse Valg
til Raadet af ct Medlem fnde Sted paa Ere
deriksteds Tingsted AIandagen den 2lde
Aprll d. A.
Ya~lghandlingen begynder II. l Eitermid-
, 1913-04-09
Translation.


Y T is hereby made known, that Mr.. Exam.
- iuris L, DENDTLER has been appointed
to act as Justice Clerk and Policeassistant
in Christiansteds Jurisdiction, ST. Croix,
from the Bird inst. and until further.
Government Secretary's Office, st. Croix,
the 3rd April 1917.
WILL JACOBSEN.
, 1913-04-09
Translation.


vt is hereby made known, that the Gov
- eminent has %re-appointed Mr.. A. Queale
member of the Road Commission for North
side Quarter b.
Government Secretary's Office, st. Croix
the 26th March, 1913.
BAUMANN.
, 1913-04-09
RekendtgoYe / S

~ET bekendtgores herved, at Guverne-
- meutet har genudn@vnt Planter A.
Queale til Medlem at Vejkommissionen for
Noraaid9 b. Kvartar.
Observation-Disclosures St. Crolz den
28de Marts, 1913.
BAUMANN.
, 1913-04-09
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN
FREDERIKSTED'S POST OFFICE

Paid.
Mrs. Florence Bonnet, Enfield Green),
Augothea Samuel, (Est. Betty's Hope).
Unpaid.
Miss Agatha Benjamin, 20bit, Miss Ger
trude Carter Q1st. Adventure) 50bit, Mr..
Stanley Cox est. River), SO bit, Mr.. Andrew
Ferris 10bit, Mr.. Andrew Ferris, 1Obit, Mr.,
Lawrence Howell, 10bit, Mr.. Robert John
(Betty's Hoppe 50blt, John Joseph, (La
GRANGE, 20bit, Miss Florence Madeira,
30bit, Mr.. Sivyel Poison, 20bit, MIR. Benja-
min Sutton Qower Love- 30bit.
Frederiksted'5 PoStkontor, den 2den April,
1913.
W. BJERG.
, 1913-04-09
Bekendtgorelse

nET bekendtg6res htrved, at Exam. juris
- L. DENDTLER er koEstitueret som
Retsfuldmpgtlg og Politiasaistent Chris
tiansteds Jurisdiction paa St. Croix fra den
g DENIES og indtil videre.
Observation-Disclosures St, Croix, den
3die April, 1913.
WILL JACOBSEN.
, 1913-04-09

PARTIES who had dohvered Jewelry etc.
to tho late Goldsmith Thurland are re-
quested to meet at the Police Office
FRIDAY the 18th inst.
between 8 O'Clock u. m. and II o'clock noon,
or between , O'Clock p, ~. and 5 o'clock pm.
Christiapsted Dealing Court, st. CroiX, the
9Th April, 1913.
f. r. LEVY,
Gctg.
, 1913-04-09
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRIS.
TIANSTED'S POST OFFICE.
Paid.

Paid.
Mrs, Jane Dalton, (Aldershvile), Mr..
Samuel Henry, MIR. Thomas Janles, q let
ters), Mr.. Dudley Marshall, Mr.. Joseph
Roberts, Mr.. James Roberts. Mr.. James II.
Scott, g letters), Mr.. Samuel Williams,
~(Richmond),
Unpaid.
Miss Mary Abramson, (St. Johns1, 20bit,
Miss Charlotte Williams, 20bit.
~Christiansteds Postkontor den 3lte Marts,
1913.
NJ. ANDERSEN.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-11

The Lei Equipment Co Phila-
delphia. Penn. on pump as
per specifications 5000
After considerable discussion. moved
by Alderman Dinnie sec . led by Alder.
man sorlie. that bid of Lea Equipment
Co. at $1.4eo be accepted as the lowest
and best bid n contract awarded TO
them with the understanding that ma
chinery. is to be installed and tried ard
if found as specified to be paid in cash.
On roll call the following aldermen
voted ave: Squires. Smith. Sorlie. San
mes. Grif1ths. Read. Eikhof. Bryson,
stad. 10. Carried.
Moved by Alderman Valley. second
ed by Alderman Ellestad thai we do
now refer back to the regular order Of
business. Carried.
Oncers Reports.
Monthly report Of the city auditor.
port Of The city auditor. monthly re-
port of the city treasurer. monthly re-
port of the police magistrate. monthly
~ report Of the superintendent in
charge of waterworks on waterworks
and meter repair. report of the upper
%intendent In charge of waterworks on
si.25o.52. also the following reports
from the board Of health:
Supervision Of Filter Report.
October 4. 1918. r;
The Honorable Mayor and the City.
Council, Grand Forks, North Dako-
ia. .
Gentlemen:
1 have the honor to submit, herewith,
the monthly report on the operation Of
the municipal water filter for the
month of September. 1913. A total Of
thirteen archaeological analyses were
made n the water was found to be
satisfactory for drinking purposes
without being boiled, at all times. On
September s the mi Of B. coli
found was a little higher than 1t
should be, but they Immediately disap-
peared n no sickness has resulted.
The results OF the analyses are as fol-
lows:
No. of BAG No. of B.coli
Date terra per &C. in 10 &C.
September SEQ. %
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-11
tween 100. 900 and a6U. 900 and the
butter fat between S.S and Sc
percent.
POOR Il the bacterial count Is
above aSO,60o and the butter fat

below SO percent. IN
Very often 1t will happen that the
fat is very low. In other cases IL win
happen that the bacterial count Is very
high although the butter fat Is very
satisfactory: In those cases = fair av7
erage Will, haYertu be struck and the
milk graded %accordingly.
l would. recominehd that the board
approve u this grading and publishas
notice to fhetxSNftect u let the grad
ing he applted..iA0 the. tests that are
this month aud published with
the October report.
LIDO not believe that II will be nccest
sary to grade the cream because II Is
iatrlN. Well understood that the cream
is to have at least 20 per cent Of butter
tat and that everything below that is
below Standard
Respectfully yours.
-@t ExS-E II naHfN