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The San Francisco call., 1913-08-02
Wa AIaIusda PIsg

Wa Alameda Pier
70 Oakland. TAN end Frantiln Sts.-
615, d45 = m aud then u and 45 minutes past the
hour until 7.l5 D m; then $50, 9.l5. 10o0s Has.
l130 p. n. and 12.l5 a m
10 Alameda, Nerfh and Ssuth SLde-
SIS 6.45 q m and then Is and 45 minutes pest the
hour. until 7.l5 p. m: then $50, e16 1000. 1o.4Ss
lf30 o. m and l115 = N.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-02
800 CHILDREN ENROLL
N MI PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Total Exceeds Most Optirn-
istic Estimates by Many.
Thousands

The following additional enrollments
in public schools were received at the
off1ce OF the superintendent of schools
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-02

UN70N TRANSFER COMPANY
Aass eslIsss hAeease md ehsula = alns = bests =
11ulhan rsslqs cemea1 ord deuvse ee11aoe 70 sess.
ffem Fseldsasa
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-02
OAKLAND HARBOR FkRRY
MOTORCYCLES AND VEHICLES

Fssm San fpssclsss. South End Of Fsuy Building, for
Rruadway Whaff, oaiinnd.-From 600 =. n, daily,
snd every half hour until 900 p m- inclusive thsn
1880 B. M, 1000 p. m.. 1000 p. m. i100 p n.
1900 mdn, ~ 90 am. Hoais Isase 6rcadwsy sAhaIf-
From 6i5 :. M, daily. and every half hour Until s4S
D. ru ncluive then tg15 m. 'e45 p. m,
sl0.l5 D. NJ, s1l.l5 p. m., s12sz5 a. N.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-02
Harxes and NInles

The following quotations fer horses and mules
are furnished BY the Butchers and Stock Crow
ers' Journal:
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-02

ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA. SAUSAEITO
Sausaiito. Min Valley, San Rafael-patly every
IA SourIy until 2.45 p. m. then 3:15 p. m. and
ayery 30 minutes until 7:45 p. M; then $50,
1I:15 p m. and 1890 q m On SUNDAYS In al
difion--Every 80 minutes from 8: 40 a. m. to 3:I5
q M except 2:15 p. "a b
Faiffax-Leave t6:45. 1sl5. 1:lS s;1A s:45.
fia:i5 12:l5. t1:15. 1:45, 2:45. 315, 3:45. 4:15,
s:45. b:l5, 5:45. els, GAS. t7:15. 7:4b. $50.
San a. Quentin via San Rsfaei--Leave daily at
Ais a. N. and LA p. m.
Tihnron and Belvedere-Daily every hour from
every hour untii 6:15. then 7:45. $50, HE'S
p. NJ and l2:so q N. ..... ,o.,.
ss.Arrives u:35e a. M Except Sundays. tSun-
DAYS only saturdays only: sMondays only
Rediine Trznsfer Company's agents arr autAoE-
,xed to check baggage direct from Tssi6oneo.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-02

Leave VIA SAUSALII0 AIfls
nnnean nIs MiIIs. l Csxsdsro. .....E E ta:o5
715alSonoma, Glen Elleu.......-.. .....l 800
T:45alPstaluma. Santa Rosa. Healdsburgl
Cloverdale. Ukiah. Willis. Fort
Bragg. Lonsvale, sssDos Rios,
sSebastopol :...:. Too
8:15aIPoint Reyes, Camp Neeker. Montel
Rio. Duncan Mills, Cazadero. 5:So
6:45a Petalulna. Santa Rosa. GnerneyliIe,
Monte Rio. Duncan Mills, Caza-l
dero. Leaves from Duncan Mills) 1:0S
f9:15alSonoma. Glen Ellen. ............l 1889
+8 liza Lagunitas. Point Reyes s-.....--.- 1905
10 0.45aIPefaluma, Santa Rosa. Healdsburg,l
Ito Sonoma and Glen Ellen week
days only. and arrives sos p-m.)I b:oJ
1:45pIPetaluma, Santa Rosa. Guerneyille.
Monte Rio, Duncan Mills ttol
Cszadero Sundays only -.......l 1888
p 45pfPoInt Reyes Camp Meeker. Monte
Rio. Duncan Mills. Cazadero- 1855
S:1Jpl petaluma. Santa Rosa. Heads
burg. Cloverdale, Ukiah, Wiiits.
ssSebastopoI .............l II :35
4.45plSonorna Glen Ellen. .....-....l e:Ss
a:f6pfPetaIuma, Santa Rosa. Hesldsburgl 9:05
t5.15p, Point Reyes. ". Sunday 7:15 a.m.l 1886
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for Morning. .Daiiy. pior Atterncen.
tsunday ezseptsd. tsu1dsY oniy. MONDAY 0aly.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-02-21
BOXING MATCH TONIGHT.
GREIsCH AND aoURD, THE RAN
DALI INDIAN, WILL GIVE TO-
ROUND EXHIBITION

Tonight's IS boxing match at the Victor
between Harris Gourd, the Randall lad,
and Fred Greisch Of this city will un-
doubtedly prove one worth witnessing,
for both Of the young men are in fine
physical condition, Greisch work
ing out at the gym every night for the
past several weeks and according to re-
ports, Gourd has been taking early
morning sprints in the country.
Generally the local fans place great
er confidence in Greisch, who although
this will have been his first appearance
in such a bout, is in perfect con
dition and is supposed to have more
science than the Indian. Gourd has his
adherents among the Randall enthu-
siasts and has the advantage of pre-
vious experience in exhibition box
ing.
Greisch challenged Gourd to bout
of 10rounds to be staged in one of
the theatres in this city-the Victor
having been selected. Several good
preliminaries have been arranged for,
one Of them being a wrestling ex-
hibition between Howard Clark and
"Kid' Stanley
A large number Of the followers Of
the boxing game are expected to come
from Pierz, Randall and the several
other towns in this vicinity. ~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-02-21
SHORT COURSE MONDAY
FARMERS SHORT COURSE AND
TEACHERS INSTITUTE-LARGE
ATTENDANCE DESIRED

The combined Farmers Short Course
and the County Teachers Institute
will open next Monday. Some excellent
programs have been prepared for every
day in the week and all farmers should
make a special attempt to be present.
Numerous cash prizes will be given
away. All teachers wishing to renew
their certificates according to law are
required to attend summer school or
such an institute as the one to be held
here during next week. They are allow
ed to make up the time missed in at
tending such a meeting at the end Of
the year.
Instructors from the state agricultur-
al school will give lectures and in
structions for the farmers. Corn
Judging and seed selection will be Civ
en- especial attention, as will cattle
judging.
An especially instructive course will
be given to the county teachers. The
institute program of instructions will
be given at the high school. -
Those in charge have put in much
valuable time in this undertaking, and
the farmers and teachers of the coun-
ty should show their appreciation by
being present as much Of the week as
is possible.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-02-21
CHRISTINE MILLER SATURDAY
EVENING

Christine Miller, the contralto artist,
has been receiving a great deal of
justly deserved press notices during
the past several weeks. Miss Miller is
spoken of as a very sympathetic sing
er, who wins her way into the peoples
confidence by her charming manner and
delightful personality.
Miss Miller's accompanist, who is
an artist also, will give variance to
the program by several instrumental
selections.
Miss Miller appears at the Victor
theatre Saturday evening under the
auspices of the Musical Art club. A
venture involving such large amount
to finance it and one in which the
public is given the treat Of hearing an
artist Of national fame, should re-
ceive willing and substantial support
Of the citizens Of the community and
therefore all who can possibly do so,
should be present to hear Miss Miller
at s:15 O'Clock Saturday evening at
the Victor theatre.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-02-21
BIG BRICK CONTRACT
p. O. DUCLOS HAS CLOSED "A
DEAL FOR 100000
BRICK

P. o. Duclos, proprietor Of the brick
yards west Of the city, has returned
from a very profitable business trip to
the cities. Mr.. Duclos has contracted
to furnish the Hydraulic Pressed Brick
company of Minneapolis with 5000, 900
brick year for two years, or total
Of 100000 brick. Some time ago q
contract was made for 100000 brick
to be made for company at Inter
national Falls and 100000 remain to
be delivered.
Including the local demand during the
next two years the output from Mr..
Duclos' yards must be about Il, ,000, 900
during the next "a months.
Mr.. Dpclos states that hollow brick
is in great demand and that he is fixed
so that he can make both the hollow
and solid brick to order. u. g.,
Mr.. Duclos will leave in 10 days or
two weeks for the East where he win
purchase new machinery with which
to modernize his yards and plant.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-02-21
CANDIDATES ARE OUT
PETITIONS BEING CIRCULATED
OPPOSITION FOR ONLY TWO
OFFICES AT THIS TIME

Petitions are being circulated for
most Of those who have announced
themselves as cadidates at the coming
spring election, the only offices SO far
having more candidates than places to.
fill being that Of justice of the peace
and city assessor. Phil Randall an,t
Lud Gaudet are up for reelection for
justice of the peace, and Geo. Gerritz>
who was formerly justice of the
peace in this city, is also candidate
Two are to be elected.
+ j. w. Crossfield, candidate for
mayor last spring, is out this year IN.
opposition to Lyman Signor, who is q
candidate for reelection for city as
SCISSOR.
Mayor Brick is out for re-election
and his petition is being circulated.
Geo. Moeglein, ST., who has been
mayor Of the city several terms, was.
asked by some to get into the race
this year, but he states that he will
not be candidate as his business in
terests demand his entire time and at
tention.
The petitions of Victor Schallern
for clerk, John Vertin for treasurer
and s. J. Vasaly for alderman Of tho
Second ward are also being circulated.
George Kiewel has not given out =
statement as to whether he will again
be a candidate for alderman-at-large.
E. W. Kahiler is a candidate for this
office.
Candidates for alderman from the
First, Third and Fourth wards have
not as yet appeared.
The last day Of filing is March q,
and election day is on March 18.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-02-21
The LITTLE FALLS P. 0.
BILL NOW BEFORE CONGRESS
WOULD GIVE THIS CITY
$65,o0o FOR BUILDING

Little Falls is among the list Of
cities to be benefited by bill pend
ing before congress if passed. The
bill provides for buildings and sites
in several Minnesota and Dakota cit
les as we'll as ARCHITECTURAL changes
in the Minneapolis building. The
buildings and sites provided are:
Montevideo, MIMI, $4,000 on a
site already accepted; Little Falls,
Mimi, 5000; Anoka, Mimi, $4,000;
Kalispell, Mont, 100000; Dickinson,
N. D., 100000; Redfield, s. D., 100000;
Bemidji, MINI, $4,000; Fairmont
MINI, $65,000; St. Peter, MINI.
$4,000; Belle Fourche, S. D., $4,000
The bill also authorizes the secretary
Of the treasury to purchase site
for a building at Fargo, N. D., to cost
$4,000.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-02-21
ABOUT The B0WLfRS
PLO0F's TEAMS ROLLS GRANITE
CITY TEAM THIS EVENING
OTHER TEAMS ORGANIZED

The local bowling team recently or
ganized will engage in the first match
Of the season Friday evening when
they will bowl against Hammond IS
Colts Of the St. Cloud city league. B.
Billstein, H. Ploof, John Anderson, F.
Cannon and NJ. Warren will do the roll
ing for the local league.
Two other bowling teams under the
management Of Leo Dominick and
Alex Smith are said to have been or
ganized and in all probability city
bowling league will be organized and
several matches will be scheduled be-
tween the several teams.
All teams wishing to meet the aggrega-
tion that bowl the St.. Cloud boys Fri
day evening can do so by arranging
with Manager Harvey Ploof.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-02-21
CITY DADS IN SESSION.
NUMEROUS MATTERS ACTED UP
ON BY COUNCIL AT MONDAY
EVENINGS MEETING

Aldermen Kiewel, Hall, Brown,
Loucks, II. j. LaFond, Parshall, G. A.
Carlson and Koslosky were present at
the regular adjourned meeting Of the
city council Monday evening.
The bill Of Olaf Malm for &$60.92. fo1
rock and that Of VIM. Tom for $6.55
for freight paid on the snow plow
were allowed.
Regarding the application of Mr..
Nordlin of Tenth street southwest for
the opening Of either Eighth or Tenth
street compromise was arrived at
to open up Ninth street, which
work will be at the expense Of those
interested. ~
The application Of Jos. Murphy for
aid for his son who is in hospital at
Minneapolis being treated for an in
fected arm and who was taken to that
city on the advise Of local physician
was referred to the poor committee
with power to act. Mr.. Murphy's son
was accidentally shot in the arm some
time ago.
A resolution ordering the placing of
100-watt Mazda light on the corner
Of Seventh avenue and Second street
southeast was passed.
The installation Of gate valve was
ordered placed in pipe in the base.
ment of the city hall as a provision for
shutting off the water in case pipe
should burst. The cost is to be Sc.
The fire committee furnished rough
estimate of the cost for installing a
hose drying rack in the city hall. The
rack figured on would be So feet long
and feet 6 inches wide and won1d he
placed on the south part of the ground
floor.
Alderman Hall reported that with
the city engineer the street committee
had examined the original plat and
stated that there was no record that
the alley in block 81 had been vacated.
An investigation since shows that there
was an error in the original plat and
that there never was an alley in the
block. :%@ .~' -
The application Of Mrs. Peter Thomp.
son for aid from the city was referred
to the poor committee to investigate.
A resolution, setting April II as the
date for hearing on the petition for
the vacation Of the alley in block 16,
was passed. Block 16 is the block
recently purchased for the new high
school building. ~"t ,,+
The petition Of the property holders
on First street northeast between First
and Third avenues for the laying Of an
l8-inch sewer was referred to the
board Of public works. .@
Action on the gas franchise applied
for by E. E. Collins will be found In
another column.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-02-21
FINED FOR OPERATING SLOT MA
CHINE

Geo. Cornwell was fined SIS and costs
by Justice Randall Thursday after
noon on charge Of operating a slot
machine. His hearing was adjourned
from last Friday. He contended that
as the offense was one against the
state as well as against the city or
dinance that he was entitled to q Jury
trial. Justice Randall decided other
wise.
The defense used the grounds that
the machine in question had been out
OF working order previous to the plac-
ing Of the ban upon their use and that
it had but recently been fixed and had
been used without his knowledge in
the presence Of Patrolman Hang.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-02-21
ANfNT The FRANCHISE
WHOLE COUNCIL INCLUDED TO.
WORK ON FRANCHISE -MEET
AGAIN TONIGHT

Some thirty or forty citizens who are
interested in the matter Of the gas
franchise which was applied for by e.
E. Collins, were present at Monday
evenings council meeting. A partial re-
port was made by the committee ap-
pointed to go over the original draft
with Mr.. Collins and the city attorney
and clerk. The city attorney explained
the several changes which had been
made in the draft prepared by the COM
mittee and than compared the two:
drafts clause by clause, pointing out
the differences.
One Of the changes, having for it's:
object the saving Of the city 8 streets,
states that all excavations shall be
made and all mains, pipes and con-
duits shall be laid in the alleys running
north and south whenever it is prac-
tical. For laying main in street the
company must secure permission from
the council ..#\.
A permit must be secured before the
gas plant and tank is located and the
council reserves the right to test or
have a competent authorized person
test the meters. The company will be-
required to furnish gas with GER
tain number of heating units or candle
power. ..
A gross earnings tax of a per cent
not yet decided upon must be paid by
the company to recompense the city for
the franchise.
At any time they should desire TO-
do so the city could take over the
plant by having the property apprais-
ed by two disinterested persons and
third party chosen by those two. but
the city would not be forced to take
it at those figures unless it so desired.
The time Of the franchise is fixed at
Is years and at no time can the COM
pany through the courts have the
! maximum rate raised above those Civ
en- in the franchise, but which have not
yet been determined.
The clerk was instruced to write to
the surrounding cities or any in the
state having population of from
three to ten thousand and get copy
Of their gas franchise if any had been
granted. A fair rate will be determin-
ed by getting the average cost in the
other cities in the state and the stand
ard Of gas to be furnished by the com
pany:
The council adjourned until this eve
ming when the matter will be taken up
again, the whole council now COM
posing the committee.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-02-21
TO BUILD IN SPRING
VASALY REALTY COMPANY WILL
FURTHER IMPROVE THEIR
BROADWAY PROPERTY

The Vasaly Realty company will
erect early in the spring a two-story
modern brick building just east Of the
building located on the corner Of
Broadway and Market streets.
The first floor will contain two
store rooms approximately 1875 feet
in size, and the second floor wifi be
arranged to suit those wishing to rent
it. One store room has already been
leased and the other room will be ar
ranged to suit tenant:
The front will be built to conform
with the building on the corner.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-02-21
WOULD MANUFACTURE HERE

An article on page two tells of an
invention of Frank Turner's, and we
are informed by him that negotiations
are now pending for the manufacture
ing Of the machines spoken Of together
with another machine along similar
lines on which Mr.. Turner expects to
receive letters patent It is the in
tention Of the inventor to have the
manufacturing done in Little Falls if
the proper assistance can be obtained
locally. Mr.. Turner says that the hat
will not be passed, but that if you don T
push, don't pull.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-02-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
(By G. 81. Easton, Abstracterl

Hannah M. Sterr and husband tc
Alice J. Fowler, 10 acres in NV corner
Of NEA, 20-39-2S, $500.
Jacob johnson, widower, to Carl A
Johnson, 5 acres in NV corner Of
sWA Of sWA, 31-131-30, $175.
Charles Krause Jr. and wife tt
Louisa Keebler, lots 2, 3 and 4, Sec
l9-12s-31, $4,000.
Arthur E. Albert and wife to Noat
M. Albright, NJ Of SWA, 23-39-2e
except R. R. right of way, $1,000.
Paul M. Hale, single, to Nankesele
Iron company, SEA Of NWA, 35-132
80, 81 etc.
James T. Hale and wife to Nakesele
Iron company, N1a Of NW14, 7-132-29
ST. etc.
Clara Nohner and husband tc
Michael Meyer, VIZ Of SW14, 17-41-30
$4,000.
Michael Meyer and wife to William
J. Meyer, VIZ Of sWA, 17-41-30, $2,
200.
N. n. Bergbeim and wife to olof E
Peterson, lot 2, block 35, Little Falls
81, $50.
Gerwing, SWA Of NEA, 1890, 5000
Lucy NJ. Watson, widow, ct al, ia
Richard 7. Watson, VIZ Of NEA and
NWA, 19-39-3O, 10000. 4
Andrew Tubbs and wife to C. L. lii
lian Lightner, sen OF sW4, 27-132
80, $1,000.
NJ. N. Tubbs and wife to G. Z. Light
ner, SEA Of sWA, 27-132-30, 81.
The Peoples State Bank Of Swan.
vile to R. r. George, NEA, 28-13O-31
d, 100. a.
81. J. Schwartz and wife to; Mer
chants National Bank Of st. Cloud
MI Of lot Is, block /, Green's 1st add
to Royalton, 81. ::.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-02-21
B0QUET FOR REPRESENTATIVE
VASALY

Brainerd Journal-Pre Representa-.
tive Louis Vasaly, who was elected
from this district at the last election
is certainly making mark for himself
at st. Paul. Although new member
and serving his first term, MI. Vasaly
his distinguished himself for his pro.
gressiveness in the line of good legisla-
tion. He has shown himself to be q
power in the house, and has accomplish:
ed more in the short time he has been
there for the good of the people gener.
ally, than has our other representative
in the entire three terms he has served
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-02-21
KILLED A MAN-SAYs HE WAS
N FROM LITTLE FALLS a~

Frank Hoffman Of Se1kirk, Man,
a cook, who claims to have been a
former resident of this city and divorc-
ed from his wife, is held for causing
the death Of VIM. Clemens, nephew Of
the late Samuel Clemens (Mark
Twain, Hoffman is said to have
quarreled with Clemens and to have
struck him once, knocking him dowI
When Clemens was picked up it was
found he was dead.
Hoffman gives his age as Sc.
"A John Hoffman, about the age
mentioned, q cook, and who got a
divorce here, is remembered, but not
Frank Hoffman. !
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-02-21
MADERO DEPOSED AS PRESIDENT
OF MEXICO

Francisco Madero has been ieposed
as president Of Mexico, and General
Huerto has been elected provisional
president by congress in secret session.
Madero was taken prisoner by the
federal soldiers and will with his fam
lily be exiled, and arrangements have
been made for his departure for some
European port. The president g brother,
Gustavo Madero, was ordered shot.
Rebels in Northern Mexico are no:
pleased with Huerto and the fight NAV
continue. A number of American were
wounded during the several engage
ments. .
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-02-21

The auction at the J. A. Chilquist
farm, located two miles south Of The
city, was attended by about 500 people,
it being one Of the biggest sales ever
held in the county. Mr.. Chilquist win
locate at Richland, Wis.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-02-21

VIM. Batters, custodian at the city
hall, has received letter stating that
q weather house and q rain gauge are
being shipped to him. The thermometer
was received last week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-02-21
BOUGHT BRAoKE STOCK

NJ. I. Edleman of Minneapolis, who
bid for the M. ]. Bracke bankrupt
stock at 56 per cent of the invoice
prices, has been awarded the stock at
that rate by the receivers, but their
decision is subject to the approval of
the court. Mr.. Edleman expects to
obtain lease on the building occupied
by the stock and reopen the store.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-02-21

The meeting Of the Musical Art club
scheduled for Feb. 21, has been post.
|pOned Indefinitely on account Of the
Christine Miller concert to be given
Saturday evening.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-02-21

p. o. Duclos returned Wednesday
from business trip to the cities and
Litchfeld where he purchased two
Belgian mares.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-02-21
GIVEN TO LOCAL FIRM
LITTLE FALLS PLUMBING &
CYCLE COMPANY GETS SCHOOL
HEATING AND PLUMBING

(; The bid Of the Little Falls Plumbing
g. Cycle company on the revised
specifications for the combined heat
ing and plumbing for the new high
school building was accepted and the
firm was awarded the contract at the
meeting Of the board of education held
at the First National Bank Tuesday.
Following are the bids which were
received and opened Tuesday morning:
J. P. Adamson & Co., heating 81 |, ,089.0O
Chas. Wilkins & Co., plumb
ing, Glow fixtures ........ 1898 90
Crane fixtures ........... 3,495 90
Heating and plumbing,
& Glow fixtures 1925. 90
Crane fixtures ........... A,737. 90
!. heating :: :..: -: 1o,ss2. ~
Little Falls Plumbing & Cycle
company, heating and
G plumbing -. ........... 1885 90
Worthingham & Co., plumb
sT3 aug O,OOS. Q
The secretary was directed to ad-
vertise for bids for the buildings on
lots l., 5, 6 and Z, block 16, the bids to
be opened February "a at O'Clock at
the First National Bank. The buildings
are to be moved off their present To-
cations not later than March Is. There
are several buildings on the lots.
IS A Apayment Of $500 was made to the
e architect to apply on his fees.