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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-17
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET.--Call money
was practically unchanged, ruling rate
remaining per cent. Rates: Opening.
3 per cent; highest, per cent; closing,
2%+ per cent Time money came into the
market with some freedom. Rates:
4A44la per cent for sixty days. HaQ4at
per cent for ninety days and 5G5i4 per
cent for four. five and six months. There
was no change in mercantile paper.
Rates. 5s,QG per cent for sixty TO ninety
days indorsed bills receivable. 52.q6 per
cent for choice four TO six months single
names and ca per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-There was an
easier tendency in the foreign exchange
market. Yesterdays quotations: De
4.S5S5: sixty day bills, 46ZG4S20J: short
francs, go plus Ia; short reichsmarks,
% LIS plus 1-32
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE--Bo Boston. par:
Savannah, buying 3-i6c discount. selling
par; San Francisco, sight &c premium,
Geographic &c premium: Charleston buy
ing par. selling Lice premium; Chicago,
exchange before clcarings. par: New Or
leans, commercial 75c discount. bank 81
premium: st. Louis, exchange &C discount
bid. par asked.
SILVER MARKET. Bar silver in Lon
don was steady at q 1316d, an advance
OF lid
SUB-TREASURY.--T United States
Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clear
ing House yesterday to the extent OF
$2S4.91J.
BANK CLEARTNGS.-New York. eX-
changes 1891. i99,9 27, balances sll,S7.32l:
Boston. exchanges $26,6l3.S6S balances
81. S70. $751;, Philadelphia exchanges S2S,-
32S.9l1 balances $3.50. 400; Pittsburgh.
exchanges $S.776.306: Chicago. exchanges
tjIS14050. balances s317S,4N: st. Louis.
exchanges $13.22i,132. balances sl.149,-
954
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FOREIGN FINANCIAL FIELD
Prices Weak in London and
Paris-BerIin Market Cheerful.
fBy Cable to The Tribune. !

fBy Cable 10 Inc lrlpune.l
London. Sept l6.-There was an absence
OF any really favorable sentiment In the
stock market to-day and irregularfty was
exhibited I'm all departments. Some issues
we're decidedly weak. especially nome
rails, which were affected by rene"eu
prospect OF labor disturbances. copper
shares we're the features Of such better
ment as prevailed. except Rio Tintos'
which were depressed by strike news
frmer tone was noted In the money inai
ket and discount rates were higher'
The opening of American shares was
ouiet and prices were SHADE lower J.
During the forenoon the list impro'eu'
In the afternoon, under the leadership Oh
Canadian Pacific. firmness developed and
the closing was steady,
Consols closed lie higher at % His TOT
money and 70 1916 for the account. cana
dian Pacific WIS point higher at 257l2.
Gold premium at Madrid to-day was
66. unchanged from yesterday; at LIS
bon, II, unchanged.
Paris. Sept. l6.-Lower prices were quot
cd on securities at the close of the Bourse
to- day.
Three per cent rentes closed weak al
50 francs 20 confines. ex-interest.
Exchange on London, % francs 2il2 CEN
times for checks.
Private rate OF discount, SA per cent
Berlin, Sept. 1.-THE Improvement III
prices exhibited on Monday was continued
on the Boerse to-day and sentiment re-
mained cheerful to the close.
Exchange on London, 20 marks 41s
pfennigs for checks.
Money, 4 per cent
Private rate of discount, AZ per cent
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STOCK MARKET REVIEW
Early IrreguIarity Followed by
Improvement, Closing Easier.

Uncertainty held the stock market
under control during the early rauihs
yesterday. and while at the opening
there was a rally It did not inspire con-
fldence and a feeling of Apprehension
was evident among the commission
houses and traders on the floor. a re-
action was expected, and during the
forenoon no inclination TO purchase
stocks was shown by the crowd mat "'i
Monday added material force 10 Tue
bull movement. Prices were Irregular
and I'D 10 tn noon hour a waiting at
tltude was assumed by the rank ana
file of traders. as II expecting some new
incentive TO make its appearance ana
below the surface indications betrayed
strength and in Reading. Union Pacihc
and the coppers Improvement was
manifested.
The talk of a distribution by Union
Pacific still continued, and Reading
was helped along by optimistic reports
regarding possible developments OF a
favorable character Among the spe-
Gals Great Northern ore was conspir-
uously firm, and the story regarding
the rich profits that will accrue TO the
company after the termination OF the
lease with the Steel Corporation was
revived. In the early afternoon sew
eral of the leading issues developed an
increase of strength and reached new
high figures for the season. Amalga-
mated Copper was especially conspicu-
Gus by selling up to new high record
for the year. Reading, Union Pacific
and Canadian Pacific we're the strong
est features, but other stocks on the
list were benefited I'm sympathy, and
an element of f1rmness obtained that
was entirely lacking during the fore
noon.
The failure of the Union Pacific OK
ecutive committee at its regular weekly
meeting to take action on the extra
dividend, Of which so much talk had
been current, removed the probability
Of any action on that matter IN the
near future and disappointed some who
had -"nected some discussion by the
committee, at least. In the late busl-
ness Of the day a reactionary move
ment set in which caused traders TO be-
lieve that stocks were being distributed
by some Of the leaders, and the closing
prices were considerably under tho
highest of the day. Conditions in Mex
leo offered a subject for comment and
Interrogation. and more attention than
usual was given TO the questions Of
protecting American citizens during
their departure from the country and
the probable changes in the Huerta
regime that may be reported very
shortly. The weekly weather report
from Washington was decidedly favor
able and cleared away doubt In connec-
ton with any further damage to crops
from hot weather. However, a feeling
prevailed that the Improvement in the
weather in the Southwest and West
had come too late to benefit the corn
crop materially.
The money market was unchanged,
and call loans were renewed at 3 per
cent. No movement was noticeable OF
any consequence in time loans, but the
tendency was toward firmness and Of
ferings were very few.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-17
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
ANNUAL MEETING NOTICE
OF

meeting of stockholders Of The Atlantic
Coast Steamship Company Will be held AT
tho Office OF the Company. in the Mills
or Wednesday. October LIST. 1918, at IL
o'clock noon for the election OF Directors
and for .he transaction OF such other bust
ness as may properly come before the meet
ing II. &. HYDE. SECRETARY
Dated at New York. y. Y, September 18th.
1913.
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nrrIcE OLE TIE TNITEn CAS- IMPROVE

ment Company. y. ". Corner Broad and
Arch sts.. Philadelphia, Sept. 10. 1918
The Directors have this day declared
quarterly dividend Of two per cent CSIOO
per share), payable October Is. 1913 TO stock
holders OF record at the close OF business.
September 80. 1913. Checks will be mailed.
LEWIS LILLE, Treasurer
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
The American Agricultural
Chemical Company.

New York. September 10 1919.
4 quarterly dividend OF one ana onc-haif
ptr cent on thu IrClorTed Stock Of this & ON
pRny (No. 49, and quarterly dividend OF
one per cent on tho Common stock tNo 50
have been declared payable October 18th,
1913. TO stockholders Of record at the close
Of business on September 26th, 1918.
THOMAS 4. DOE. Treasurer.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

Tuesday, aooofo sna co. "'
548973 shares for the samed n 1912
Total Sepem ber 16, inclusive ''''
pare with 88,43424 period IN 's'%
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RAILWAY srEEI-sPRING COMPANY.

30 Church 81. New York, August 2sth. 1913.
quarterly dividend OF ONE AND
THREE QUARTERS PER CENT. G&E)
has this day been declared on the Preferred
stock OF this Company, payable September
10th. 1918. to stockholders OF record Sep
tember 9th. 1918 al Messrs. Harvey Fisk d
Sons. &c Cedar Street, New York City.
Transfer Books OF the Preferred Stock
will be closed on September 9th and re-
opened on September 22nd. 1913.
RAILWAY STEEL-SPRING COMPANY.
e MCCORMICK. Treasurer
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IA ROSE CONSOLIDATED MINES CO

The Board OF Directors has to-day declared a
regular quarterly dividend OF 2iaec. payable
oct. so 1913 TO shareholders OF record OF Sept
80 1913. Tho transfer books OF the company
will close Sept. 80 and reopen Oct. rs 1913.
5 j. LEHURAY Secretary and, Treasurer,
sos Eastern Townships, Bank Building.
Mnniroal -Snntnrnhnr Nh 1912
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TOBACCO STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by L. I. Winkcman &
CO.. No. a Broad street)
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American SHELTERS Securities Co.

QUARTERLY DIVIDEND no. 81 PRE-
FERRED STOCK, SERIES b
The Directors OF the American Shelters Sc
curities Company have this day declared divi-
dend OF ] ~ On the Preferred stock, Series y.
% the Company payable October LIST. 1913 20
stockholders Of record at 3 O'Clock D. m sep
ter1ber 1871 1913. The books OF the Company
for the transfer Of Preferred Stock Series b.
will be closed at O clock 2. IN. September
10th, 1913 70 reopen az 10 a. m. September
10th, 1918 w. L. MERRISS. Secretary.
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FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MU.
NIClPAl BONDS.

FURNISHED by Zimmerman & Forshay. No.
Wall street.)
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS
AND CAR TRUSTS.
CNiaturing 1918 81

FURNISHED by swartwout & Appenzcllar. No
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Total sales for the day. si.5is.Ooo
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PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

FURNISHED By Williams. Mcconnell g. Coleman,
No 60 william street,
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FURNISHED by w y. Coler g. Co.. No. "a Ceds
street,
(Accrued interest TO be sddedD

Coupons interchangeable. tReglstered. tCou-
pons. sRegistered and coupon.
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HANDY RETERENCE.

fields Of leading active stocks, based
the present selling prices and fixed
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ct1S ts....s.. lo'g
1000 West Elec Is. l0iL
1000 West Md Is. =. I9a.
200 West Union Is gSl4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-09

hhali terlNN their desire % have the
srmc submitted for adoption or re-
peal within twenty t2ol day after
The Commission shall have taken ac-
iion on the came. and shall file such
certificate aud. statement with tho
r'fFu exercising the duties Of the
C.-' rl0fk.
After receipts of such certificate
and lhc certified COPY Of the pro
U.'u ordinance or OlutlOu, tn
pcr.on exercising tbe duties OF the
city clerk shall present such oertifi-
cntc and certified copy oI The propos-
al ordinance or resolution to the
Commits ion AZ it7 next regular meet
ing o. auy election g. to De- held al
cate Dot NOR, than ninety Daol
days nor '0 than terlI0l DAYS after
ag,h meeting 90 The Commission,
tfcu such ordinance cor resolution.
proposed fur ldWtou or repeal shall
hD submitted hy the Commission 90 %
vote of the electors az euoh election
60 hc hc.d. bat ID u0 such election b.
&C. be- hcld within such time. then the
Commi. ou shall nroyidc for sub
mitUn such proposed ordinance or
resolution. FOR adoption or rejection,
90 the electors 700 % special election 10
Dee hold not lcs jh1u twenty t2o)
non more than forty lio DAYS thoro-
after.
THE form OF ballot for use iu au
election held for tho adoption OF amy
Initiated ordinance shall state The o.
uc of the ordiugur, aud contain q
surrmu statement ~ it- ualr,g lHd
purpose and below such statement
or separate lines there shall Doe
printed the words FOR THE ORui-
NANCE AGAINST THE OEDl
NANCE Or % majority of the cleo.
tons voting I'm such election shall
vote m favor thereof 70 shall thcr.
upon become au ordinance of the
CITY.
Tho form of ballot for use in au
81 .ion held tor tha repeat oi amy
referred ordinance or resolution
shall state the title OF tbc ordinance
or resolution and contain sue
oinct statement uf the nature aa'
uUfu.o Ot the ordinance or rcsDlU
ton sousni 10 h' repealed, ""'
n'o" such statement 100 separate
h''F th'I' sh'lI h' pl'h''u l''
words FOR Ilit RhFEAL OF
'IiH '"'l'>' ~ ''' u.s.,
LUTON. AGAINST TUE REPEAL
OFT TIE ORDINANCE COR l'f0o
LUTON VI a majority OF che clro
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cent. per anuum upon such urrcnder /
ell or omitted property and 90 change /
and provide for correction and re-
assessment Of property enormously
/ asSC,sc
AN real. personal or miNcd prop
cry held owned or situated lu the
CHS ct Nmarllo shall be liable for
an municipal taxes. due by the owner
thereof. including taxes on real Is
liatc. franchises. personal and mixed
property poll take, and All other ma
nicipa taxes oi whatsoever character
Such municipal taxes are hereby de-
clared Co be O. lien. charge and cu-
cumbranye upon the property .o taxed
and shall hr q prior lien to M other
claims sales. assignments. transfers
gifts and judicial wrils Said hen
shall exist from the FMS, day of Jan
.r.ry OF each ycgr uutll 100 such taxes
/ have been paid and against any real
Ic.atr which, 'of any sausc has failed
To- De- assessed iur ono or more years.
land -.gh lcu shall DE- good and eff
icctte iHr c.ug year 'Yr which ass
.cs.mD Vas u failed
. Persona. Property ot an persons.
, firm, 0r ..puraHHu. owing an, a>c,
.'o ulr .g pf \m.rh. B, hereby
! made liable far 40 u' uyh ia>c,
whether thg same hr uum personal
T .r real property ur upon h.th
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-09

entitled to vote as a member OF the
commission. sign al bonds, be the
official head of the city, and exercise
an powers and perform all duties inn
posed upon him by thi, Charter and
by the ordinances oi the city
Section r. Meetings OF the Com
mission: tn the first Monday az ten
o'clock a M. after the election Of the
Commission has been declared. the
Commission shall meet IN the Council
/ Chamber OF the City Hall At which
time the Commissioners shall qualify
and assume the dutic, of their offices
/ Thereafter the commissioners hall
meet At such time a, may ice pre-
scrhcd hv ordinance or resolution.
: bat they shall meet at least once
each week The Mayor or the city
Manager. hereinafter provided Tor,
may call special meetings Of the
IlCommis ion At any time deemed al
lvsablc M meetings of the Com
mission shall bc public, except such
executive session, a. may bc pro.
yidcd tot las ordinance and any ciii
Zen shall have access 90 the Minute.
aud records thereof ~ all reasonable
ltmcs The Commission shall deter.
fmnc lt, own rules and order ni bus
fines and shall keep a Journa. of It's
proceedings
Section Compensation and At
,tendance. The compensation ol the
PMaylr and each tomm. ,iorcr shall
bc Ten JsIOuOI Dullar. per diem iUr
Attendance upon each regular meeting
Of the COMMITS Inu hui mot m,rr lbU
one regular meeting hall hr bell
Teach week. provided howc,cr that
mo compensation hall Doe allowed th,
:, Mayor or either COMMISSIONS n ah
sent from a.y REGULAR meeting ui lh'
Commission. unless such absence l
unavoidable. tur reasons therefor Do
Ipr,,rnicd BOO writing and 'hp gw
iho considered sufficient D., tHr nthc
mmbcr. of IN, Comm ..Yu 1nd ucl
, reason, and excuse spread upon th
Minute ui the proceeding,
Section % Legislative Procedure
maiorii, of 400 mombor- elected oft
rhr Commission Shall constitute
quorum tu do business, and ihc aiir
native vote Ui q m1loul, shall O.
' necessary q. adopt amy ordinance %
resolution The vote upon thr pa,
n sage ol 5Il ordinance, a.d resolution
shall Doc taken hy 'Npa' ud "Nay
' and entered upon tire journal Ever
ordiuwD. ur resolution p. ,cd hy N
Commission shalt %, signed ly m
~ Naym and %, person acting as CT
clerk ur secretary within two day
and by him recorded
Scctof ~ Ordinance Enactment
Each proposed ordinance ur rcsoh
tom shall %, introduced 300 vuuru ,
untcd .arm SMALL NOT ,unlam moi
.fI than one subject which shall Doe clca
g. IL stated on the ,rlc bot general al
\ 'propriJuau ordinance may Daula
= the various subject. and accounts 4
/. which money. are 90 hc appropriate
4, No ordinance. ulo., ~ Doc declare
!, an emergency measure. and p1s-'
a hv n uuauimou, Nnt. ui lhr Dummi
/; sion. shall bc passed .u Tho day ,
- which ID shall o., introduced
- Section Ie Emergency Measure
Defined and Provided for Son oma
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relAiun was presented 70 the hoNtih-
ing authority Of the cits
Inc ballot az such recall election
SHAH conform to the following re- !
with respect TO each per
ron whusc removal Is sought the
question shall be submitted Shall /
mlmc ui person be- removed from
tlu office ul manning the oiliccl by T.
remue" Immediately following each
o. such questions there shall 5e prin-
ted on the ballots. iu separate lines, T.
10 the order here sci lui the word,
Tor the recall ut manning tho person. !
AtaiLat ihc recall OF lnamlng The
person. Should a majority OF the
votes east a. such recall election be
f1r the recall OF the officer named
ou The hallut he shall regardless Of
any technical defects Zoo The re-
Ia petition. Doe deemed rcmn.cd
from office. bus should majority of
the vote cast at such recall cleo
ton Dee against The recall CO.. the of
ncer named on the ballot. such Off
Ger shall continue boz office iur the re-
ueinder OF his ternL subject 20 re-
call aa before
30 recall petition shall be- filed
ae.ust amy officer g., the city within
a., CO.. months after his election,
nov within sis OGl months after an
election Tor such officers rerI.
lr case the governing authority Of
OBJ eity shall iah or refuse 10 re-
ccF, th, recall petition order such
r Ii cloctiou.or discharge amy other
dtNw with reference % such recall,
uol the County Judge of Potter
COUNTY. Texas. shall discharge any
aoh duties herein provided TO he
discharged by th, soyulune author
.u. OF rid city
o.. ,u such rcall election there
sI.I.. as result e.. such election. re-
.m.u CO... or mo,n OF urh elective
Officers who u not recalled. then
such officer or Officers not recalled
BAN discharge aI OF the duties I'M
.mhoa upou thn governing author
, IiH of s'i4 Guy Hni'l lh' '''an'F or
.u,au0r created IA such recall
ELECTIONS gr l.l'oI Dos an election 'o'
Itlal purpose. as hereinafter provided
iur. hut y 800 amy proposed ryca'l
election il proposed ana lnmii'od
. Co recall all elective officers then
. there shall be- placed oh N'ld o'ilo'
under ,hr question OF recall sue
name. OF candidates TO ''I ''' We
O"o'. proposed TO '' ''''',u ",
sue" election 'u' 'h' ""'''. "I 7u' J.,
. officer. pr"i os'u lo l' '''''.'" .''a y
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or otherwise. ~ may b, deemed adj
visahlc by the governing authority
Bciorc the issuance oi ans bonds
ihc same shall be submitted 90 vote
~ the qualified pGopcrtl taN paying
-oicrs of the city and should a ma
iortv at the votes cast Of such clcc
ton bc ~ favor of ISSUING lhc bond,
thc same shall be issued %, provided
herein: hut should Said election fail
10 carry. bonds shall NOT Doc issued
rhc election provided for above shall
be conducted as other elections under
the State law. after duc notice by
publication. once each week for three
Cl consecutive weeks prior thereto.
in one or more newspaper, published
m Amarillo. which said notice shall
state the nature and purpose oi said
election
ARTICLE s.
Section Municipal Government.
The municipal fovermonl ol thc City
oi \mariIlo shall consist o. the city
Commission which shall Dee composed
oi three 60 Commissioner, one Of
rfum shall be Mayor ut 'hc City
Section Term Of Office: The
Nayor and each Commissioner shall
serve after the first election for
Commi. ,iuucrs a, hereinafter pro,id
ed for a term oi two D2l years aud
lunlil his successor Is elected and qua.
iilcd. uulcs, sooner removed from of
iicc "a, herein provided
Section Vacancies Naeancics in
/ the Commission shall hc uIlcd hy a
special election for the remainder of
/ the m,sprcd term, a, provided hy
ordinance
Section Qualifications 90.
Mayor ud each Comm ,.ncr shall
! De resident citizen. u. th.
/ liy oi amarillo have fl, Wal.ica
uou. off cIcclpf, therein 1ui Ha'
have been resident citilgu- u' lHD lit'
Of amarillo Tor % period I'D lhr..
vrar immediately next preceding -u.l
fc'c.,iou The Mayor. Commissioner
aud other officer, and uur.nt. Dad
NOT br indebted 'o On. GUYS .Hl' rY
hold amy other pubh, office o.. em''
umcnt and shall NOT Do interested II
tbc profits on cWolwr1,- OIL. wN
| contracts. loh work or .OuIc. ,.r fh
/ municipality ur Interested tu 'u. lI
/ 20 The oy pi amy ,upuH. Oqupw
| material OFT articles purchased 500
officer uf cmployc o' ing U.y uH
shall cease iu possess any o' thc quail
ucHiou herein required shall FORTH
lwth forfeit his office a.d JuN 1000.
contract 300 which amy uiN,,r ur .u
r'o,c is or may become inicrr,'r
may hc declared void bs 'hc Com
lmi Sion No officer ur rWplnyr g.
In, cts Except policemen and lire
men lu uniform, or wearing badge
: hall accept any frank, rec Tickle
na,,c. ur service. Or Ath'ne ~ ra
me. directly or ndirctly from AN
pcr>ou. firm ar corporation. upo
. terms more favorable than arc uantc
20 The publ. Any violation .i Nm
.euou shall ha O. ui.dcmcm.r u
g Cd. conviction i.r .wh violation .ur
office or cmp.1ym 70 shall be Dol
'o'rd
SECTION Elections THE |.cu,
oiH,rr- ot 'hc H't laIl consist .l
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u.. Hours Of Labor Upon

Public Works Eight .- rHHr, shall
constitute Iay, work iHr all labor.
.r,. w.rkmen no mechanic, who may
be employed ht Hr Hr behalf of the
Hft 10 ans one calendar day where
a.f employment. contract ar wHfk :
bot thr purpose ot construction. re-.
pouring ar IMPROVING hui'd0ur
bridges streets. avenues alleys m.h.
.a. uI other public Improvements =
Warren sheaf., 1913-01-23

"a IT. span on Branch No. 200, two
bridges 40 1T. span and one bridge "a
It. span on Main Ditch OF Judicial
udtch No. II. &.
Sealed bids will also be received
for furnishing and delivering the fol-
lowing culverts as follows: i 36-inch,
40 It. long, 18, 36-inch, "a 1t. long, IA,
SO-inch, "a It. long also 3400 IT. Of 49,
inch 26ito 80 #. long and 1900 1t. OF
! 15-inch 26 to 80 IT. long. Cnlverts to
be delivered on Ditch land to locations
for each culyert shown on map, aver
age haul from Holt about 16 miles.
Plans and specifications may be OBJ
tanned by applying to w. r. Hoag, En-
gineer, Thief River Falls, MINI.
Bidders will state price per ineal
foot for all bridges and culverts. Bid
ders for bridges and culverts will be
required to give satisfactory bond
for the amount Of the contract to be
approved by said Auditors. Bids
must be accompanied by certified
check on a State or National Bank OF
Minnesota for at least 10 per cent Of
the amount of the bid.
Right is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
Dated at Warren, Minnesota, this
l4th day of January, A. d. 1913.
"A. G. Lundgren,
(Auditor's Seal) County Auditor.
g wks)
Warren sheaf., 1913-01-23
SENATOR KNUTE NELSON

The state legislature on Tuesday
ratified the peoples choice for U. S.
Senator made in November by giving
Knute Nelson unanimous rerelec-
tion. Such an honor and such a tri-
umph has come to but few men who
have occupied this position. Partisan
ship was thrown to the winds and
democrats voted as enthusiastically
for Mr.. Nelson as did republicans, and
Tied in honoring him and paying tri-
butte to his honesty and high qualities
Of craftsmanship. And the honor
that has come to Mr.. Nelson will be
reflected upon the state which he rep
resents SO we'll. BY re-electing Uncle
Knute, Minnesota has simply honored
herself.