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Arizona republican., 1913-01-02
BENEFIT SYSTEM FOR
 WIRE EMPLOyES
Plan Affectina Western Union, Yves tern Electrical and Bell Tele-
 phone Now in Operation,
(Bv Theo x. EaiI.)

The new plan of benefits for dis ability due to accidents or sickness Of insurance and of pensions goes into effect with the New Year.
 Nearly 20n 900 men and women who are now giving their best years to the telephone and telegraph service of the country will henceforth be as sured of assistance in the exigencies of life for which all are not able to provide. and will also be assured of a provision for their declining years II is but natural that every employee should desire to assume the normal responsibilities of life and to sur round himself and those dependent upon him with the things that make life complete and enjoyable.
 Cnfo.seen happenings may make these responsibilities heavy burdens and whatever may be put aside for the day of misfortune must, in the beginning. be small and accumulated siowly. A realization that obligations must be met in times of misfortune as we'll a. in times Of prosperity has made the needs of something be sides merely an old age pension ab- aolutely vital.
 Employers buy and employees sell service Perfect service is only t. be found when fidelity and loyalt! are reciprocal in employer and em- ployce IL is this relationship tha' brings satisfaction and success tc both
 The intent and purpose of the em- ploycr in establishing plan of bene- fit is to give tangible expression tC the reciprocity which means faith ful and loyal service on the part ot the employee with protection iron all the ordinary misfortunes tt which he is liable. Responsibility which means mutual regard for on' another's interest and welfare. Thl: is justice. and without justice anC sympathetic interest we cannot hop, 10 do q thoroughly good piece 0 work
 The American Telephone x Tele graph company, which centralizes tn associated companies into one sys tenn, with one policy for universa service. has considered the interest of all workers and has made com prehensive plan possible. It is du to the administrative clearing hous and the underwriters of the neces sary reserve fund upon which gen erai plan must depend.
 One illustrative instance of the eN ercise of it's functions has been tn unifying of the various interests $ that an employee may desire to Wor anywhere in the c"uptr1 with unio
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02

tcrrupted benefits, and any company can obtain any man it wants without prejudice to his welfare.
 In behalf of the management of the American Telephone & Telegraph company, the Western Union Tele- graph company and the Western Electric company, let me say that we have d personal interest in our employees and a personal interest in our common country. It is our hope that what we have already accom- plished has helped the men and women of the Bell system to become happier and better American citizens and it is our New Years wish that what has been planned for the fu- ture will contribute to their con stantly increasing happiness and bet terment.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02

Hire little salesman at the Re publican office. A Want Ad will se> more customers than vou can
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
.LAUGHLIN NAMED
BY PROGRBSSIYBS
AS THEIR CANDIDATE FOR CON
oREss FROM FIRST
DISTRICT.
Interesting Convention Held Saturday
az observation-disclosures
by Senator .CIapp.

Hon. George A .Laughiin. OF this
city. was nominated as the Progress
I've party candidate for congress- 10
MI the vacancy caused by the resis-
nation OF John w. Davis. by the Pro
gressfves OF the First Conversational
District OF West Virginia. assembled
In convention at Moundsville Satur.
Gay afternoon The nomination WIS
made by acclimation, the nominating
speech being made by Harvey w.
Harmer. chairman OF the Harrison
county delegation. and the nomination
was made unanimous.
The convention was addressed nv
united States Senator Moses Z. Clam
OF Minnesota. who spoke on the pro.
gressive movement throughout the
United States. kilograms were read
from Col Theodore Roosevelt and
Governor Hiram johnson. OF Califor.
MIA.
Hon. Samuel r. Haner, OF Marshall
county. was named chairman and Ire
Vey Nutter. OF Marion county. was
MADE secretary OF the convention.
Resolutions were adopted in which the
convention endorsed the resolutions
ADOPTED by the State committee In ses.
sion at Charleston last week. and out.
lined the platform of the party.
A new Congressional committee wal
named. as follows:
Harrison. Harvey W. Harner:
Brooke. Lee Chambers: Hancock. ],
a smith; Lewis. George E. Woofter:
Marion, DIR. c. F. Ice; Marshall. w +,
row; Ohio. c. J. Schuck: wetzel. T
II. Kirkmsn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
NEWS BRIEFS

Considerable talk, with some fndi.
cations OF action. are to be found be-
mind the subject OF paving Park street
on the Island. as IL was not paved with
the other Belle Isle streets. This
would be a good improvement IL made
There was a total OF I6 building
permits issued last week for the build.
ing OF additions and houses; also n
number OF permits for street repairs
Inc work OF remodeling the Her
schel Turkish bath and treatment par.
Tors was completed last week. These
baths are at the present equal IL thew
do not surpass. any baths in the State.
Practically everything has been re-
painted and enameled
According TO the figures Of the To-
cal branch OF the Bradstreet Compan=.
wheeling has 4 commanding lead In
The bank clearings for the past week.
me clearings for the banks OF Wheel.
ing were s2.35l .522.
Charles y. Hancher. the Market
street Jeweler. has returned from Eu
rope. and while in Amsterdam and Ant
werp. the diamond centers of the
world, made a heavy purchase OF the
precious stones. The diamonds will
arrive Monday and will be put on dis
play IN the windows or his store.
The battalion which is being or
ganized at the Linsly Institute will be
practically completed in a few DAYS
TWO companies were organized last
week. Leslie Hawker being chosen
captain OF Company A and Carl r.
Stroehmann of Company b. An effort
Is being made to organize a fife and
drum corps.
A meeting of the directors OF the
West Virginia State Automobile Asso-
citation will be held Thursday morning
al 10 o'clock at the Waldo hotel. in
Clarksburg. Several from this city
viii probably be in attendance.
The business Mems Association IA
compiling credit ratings on individu.
ais in this vicinity. These compila-
tionS cover practically everyone who
mas purchased goods on credit from
any Of the local business interests. in
Guiding physicians. dentists and other
professions.
A special meeting OF Camp No
cas-. Modern Woodmcn OF America.
VIII be held This week for the purpose
81 organizing a drum and bugle corps.
The regular meeting will be held
THURSDAY evening. and number OF
candidates viii be initiated
The battalion al the Cathedral
High school has been orcanized and
rye companies Of thirtytVo men each
have been formed. The regular com.
pany drills were started last week and
are progressing nicely The officers
% the battalion for the ensuing year
were appointed last week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
TAYLOR LODGE
Order Of Golden Links. VIII Hold
Important Meeting Tonight.
New Bylaws Ready.

Taylor lodge No. &c. Order OF COT
den Links. viii hold its regular meet
Ing Monday. September %. and varl.
Gus matters OF importance viii Be
discussed and large sttendance A.
looked for. Tho nov bylaws OF the
lodge arc on tho press. and viii be
ready for distribution shortly. NsV
initiatory robes will soon be ordered
and the lodge expects 10 have them
before The sixth % October. for on
that evening another class OF candl.
dates viii b. introduced into tho
order
a bowling. euchre and DANCING
party viii BE- given By TAYLOR lodge
a. the Oaks during the month Of Oc
toher Plans for a Joint initiation and
celebration BY Wheeling lodge No. I
and Taylor lodge No. &c are now NJ,
ing arranged Tho affair held on
september s. which included initt
atory work and smoker. vas . De
cided success
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
NEW JERSEY TO
ELECT GOVERNOR

THENToN. y J.. sept 2i-Nev
jersey In the November election Will
choose a governor 10 succeed Actin1
Governor James = Fielder. Who -
serving out tho unexplred term of
President Woodrow Wilson who -
signed a. governor upon being elect.
ID 10 tho presidency.
Next Tuesday. for the FIRST time IN
Tho states history. Cubprnatorial
nominations will be made under a
Slate vide direct primary. There are
tWo candidates Tor the Democratic
nomination for governor. Acting Gov.
ernor Fielder. Who has the endorse
ment % President Wilson. and Frank
;. katzenbach. Jr. 81 Trenton For
the Republican nomination tho candi
dates are former Governor Edward G
stokes. State Senator Charlton r.
Fierce, Of Union county. former Con.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22

cellotu then made arrangements 20 start
WORK on the job at once. ordered nearly
az I've material and sub-let the contract
for hauling.
soions Figure.
IN the meantime. the city fathers. with
uothinE else 20 do. began figuring on
What the work ought 90 cost and con-
GUIDED that the bid was too high a
srecial meeting ~ council was then call
"a and council proceeded 20 undo fta ac-
tlpu OF the former session. and declared
The contrast with Noriceiiotti null and
void NeriCellottt hes retained % 'FRONT.'
ncuf local attorney and says be- will sue
With the work
The apecifications Tor the paving in
GUIDED tho provision that the Foundation
tor the brick was 90 10 81 roucrcfo
Many residents who ore affected nv The
ordinance have Protested araff,sf this
claiming that 10 A. too COSTLY A petition
o. nov bciuE circulated among the citi-
.us ~ Patterson as "a protest % coun-
ellis action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
PATTERSON
Council Rsscinds Action IN Avardls4
Contract for Tavtng and ia Lissly
% Get Into Trouble

The tfisis and trltuiattors ~ q csur-
fhfuan in the town 90 tattsrarn. appar-
fNfr- are many and vnrIcd That how
'taile hvly a. again facing trouble
some problem
To was re,rnfff frrffcf o. rave Crurer
81. PRINCIPAL tnorouEhfare ~ the town.
from Tire corporation line hefur.u EIfn
Grove and Patterson. Co. The urat HriIr.
crossing Wheeling creek Tive county
f"irui Tfinufrs appropriated funds 90 IN .
p inifn ~ The eHuenac Incurred. white
the cttireus owning property facing the
street paf another third
" meeting ~ the Patterson council
laft week. the contract Tor the pavinr
Was awarded. after ror1retittve htds hsd
hren suhmitted by various CONTRACTOR.
g. vincent Aericeilottl ~ his hid ~
" - Dor foot Tho contract was signed
% y claimed. by fhe tovn rsrord.r an
The official seal 81 the town 81 patter-
son vas affixed 20 the document Vert
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
POLICE RAID
A SPEAKEASY

Last night about eleven O'Clock OF.
tc'fH johnson and sutton made a sud.
Zen FNuup into a place az ztgs Main
.tfct and found sueakeasy ruuuiu,l
in fuI with fuii house buying aui
INK "perstrd D. Mrs James Ammo.
Min va taken 60 police hsafuunrteia
lh company Uith mine Azsyrians. wno
We d. the place az ths time They
pfft retained a. wffraaa.- .ra 80
Nll o. heard this morning iu police
when tho officers arrived they found
quite quantity 81 beer fu KEGS ana
oINFf fr.H"Is auu ulI wrra drfrki. 4,
iffr' IN'H sfuT was f4Frr o. tho
D." .v h'a4lua .ifre There Co., DO used ss
fN tfnrr arf .raf fhe urn.irfffre.s Ir.
Lull.c uuuIi nj nnnrmlnE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
STEAMSHIP
ARRIVALS

NEW YORK. Sept. 21.-Arrived-
steamer California, Glasgow.
Sable lsland-(wireless)- sighted,
steamers Finland, Antwerp for New
York; Bremen. Bremen for New
York; Kronprinz Wilhelm. Bremen
for New York.
Brown Head-(wireless) - sighted.
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
New York for Bremen.
Lizatd-Passed-ste Pennsyl-
vania. New York for Hamburg: Zee
land. New York for Antwerp; Grosser
kurNrst. New York for Bremen;
Minehaha, New York for London.
-Arriver-steamer Colum-
bia. New York
Queenstown - Sailed steamer
Mauretania. from Liverpool for New
York
Southampton Sailed steamers
George Washington. New York; Presi
dent Grant. New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22

gresham Charles y. Fowler. OF the
same county. and former Judge Rob
ert Carey. OF Hudson county. Two are
seeking the Progressive gubernatorfaI
nomination-former State Senator nv.
erett Colby and Edmund ". Osborne,
both Of Essex county. Candidates will
De nominated IN the same primary for
state Senators In eight counties: for
members OF the Assembly IN every
county. also for county and local az.
fees.
Tho polls will not close uptn sp. n.
and as there are long lists OF cand,.
dates for local offices In mos; Of the
counties and cities. the returns are
expected 10 be SLOW In coming In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
WORLDS RECORD

DETROIT Mich. Sept n on tho
mile track at tho state fair TODAY
Louis DisbrOw drove DIS racing auto
mobile Eve miles ln -four minutes
Si..5 seconds Tho Judges announced
this TO b. worlds record
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
FIRST DISTRICT REPUBLICANS
WILL NAME CANDIDATE TODAY
Deuley. Administrations Gill, ].
Z. Cox. James Skews.
One QaN Io Bee sfer

WV 10y " NtHtstcF.
Leaders OF the political parties OF
this county are impressing upon the
voters the importance and the necessi.
~ q registering. Only one day. set
for Thursday. October 9, Is given for
registration Voters who have moved
into another precinct since the las,
election are not eligible to vote unless
the transfer is legally recorded ON
registration day.
United States Senator Moses h..
Clapp. OF Minnesota. who addressed
the Progressive convention at
Moundsville Saturday. accompanied
by j. A. Dibbets. private secretary 10
Miles Poindezter. and f. A. Henshaw.
OF New York. representing the Nation.
al Progressive committee. returned TO
Washington yesterday, from this city.
They remained over Saturday night
al the Fort Henry Club. Marion
county Progressive leaders persuaded
Senator Clapp TO promise TO como to
Fairmont during the campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22

Funeral services over the remains
~ ia" late Mrs Stella MAY. wife 81
Martin May. who died az the family
r'sidfno" on Seventeenth street. viii
h' hell from the lace ~ death this
morning a. 30 O'Clock Requiem
hIgh mass Will DO celebrated from
81 ioseh cafnedraI at q o'clock FOB
lowed hv int"rment a. Mt Calvary
cemetery
tn" deceased had boon 100 but a
short time and her death cane as a
shock 10 her many friends In this
community Sho leaves besides a
hu band and con. .a vide circle Of
friends 10 mourn her loss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22

Funeral services over tho remains
~ Tho late William o. We Who died
Saiurdat. September 20. a. tho resi.
dence 90 bis daughter. Mrs % - Por.
trr. $50 Fifteenth street. will b. held
thi- Afternoon az o'clock az the lace
~ death. lntormcnt will be in PENN.
fuia cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
CONVENTION CLOSED.

DETROIT. Mich. Sept. 2l.-The
Polish National Alliance to-day closed
It's biennial convention here. selecting
Schenectady. y. Y. for its next meet
ing and electing Casimir Zuchlinski
OF Chicago president
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22

james. there's n burglar down.
stairs' I'm going Tor help
Naii % minute. fll 20 With you -
llarpcrs Magazine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
Ruptured People,
Try This For Relief and Cure

Among them men and vem~n 50 70 10
SO yeau-
Cured many If them after eve-ytSins che.
including Operatives. had failed 10 do any
No Beit-No Ler-Str.ps-No Sp-;.x.
The Cutie rru. does away en,irrIy With
eeit.. lesetrsps .nd sprn<s. nesple vAo have
eiothing. IL is ~ater-proof-.ln Aslz in he
clean. 49,
Get Wsrid's Greatest R-ps-rs BooL
So that 700 can JUDGE fer yosr.eif. -,
v1nf TO sod you a free besk ~ h.vx WI.
tn COR oeond bod q s4~'oe respi-
" - tn best book ever srRsen On Rupt,.-r
" rams rp an ve have learned aboat ruptur,
IN torty years Of day after 9zy eHprrp~uor Il,
Sea, Nth ruptare IA all its lot ~ and stages
Why wearing elastic or sersaS tru..es 4.
sooner Or later almost sure to shsrter v.oT
life And y eEposes the bumbox -sppii.
aoc-s." nefhods % " plsst~rs etc P,t,, -,
on rusrd agsisst throxinz money away.
Ia shows Why 90 days trial 10 the oal, -f-
way 20 buy anything for rupture, and hoy
the ClUhe Truss - tb- only thing ysu Gao
Get on snch a bong trial. becau.e tie only
test.
And "a teiis al assut The C.sh~ Tru--
hov y ends constant expense-hsoS yo< can
try " % days. md how iisfle "a costs n 700
keep u.
700 o'her voluntary endorse.ents ami
With h. soak
Write Cor Il today o. don't pot Il os-,A,.
boos nav ~ the mans q addrns msnv
yeafs - Your life ard OF restonnk vou a.
fuh Trenrh ana usefuinexs
jsst uss 'he coupon Or sinrrly SAY IN .
letter or postal "Send me tAe Boak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
Only Thing Coed Enough
To Stand . 80 Day Test

Here IS something Won can try sixty
dayS-just as tcst-without having to
nsk cent
Something which in the last twenty
four years has saved thousands OF rlIpt-
ured people from having to undergo
operation
Something so Strengthening to the
rupfured parts that you can work right
along viehoet the slightest danger
Something absolutely x..r.ntoed to
keep rupture from coming oUt II Il
doesn't n won't cost you a single penny.
Tss Deaf Have to Ri.k A Psaay
We DOT ask you 70 pay cut q Dsnny en-
" strength % any mere promise OF claims
We vn C.se you a s--r--a-~d r-pture
year -sz-src - ssd Iss ys- ~ Ety d-vs.
La 80 give !, thorough tss, without
ask,ng yen 70 risk cent
Ing on or botberinx you IN sny vzy-if u
dccrnf prove every cianm 90 make-thrn
yvu can send 70 ssck and % vent cost you
. cent
See What IL Does
THIS Eusrsneecd rupsur, hoider-she f.
nous Cluth< Automatic hzsaarnk Tryn,-ss
nsde on an sssolu'eiy se~ p<fse.sls. IL % Ear
n->rs than iusi q truss.
You So this truss-uniik. an .,b~r,-f,
scif- adJusuzx. self-regulaunE
The sup7ort u nve- autsslstiezIly iaere.se.
WIN there - any SUDDEN movernen, or ssr.su
Is m vsrOnx-so STRAIN can force
yoar rupture cut
And 10 sSxsso-. the Ciu,he Tr,,s, o-o,,s,,
10y -.y ~ s-~syesed ~ ov-os--sss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
TO SUCCEED HON. JOHN w. pA-
Ve As CONGRESSMAN FROM
THIS DISTRICT.
Convention viii BE Held In This City
This Afternoon at I O'clock. -
oeaeaatss Pledged For Hearne.

The Republican candidate for con-
grcss from the First congressional
district OF West Virginia to succeed
the Hon. James W. Davis win be nom.
mated to-day at a nominating con.
vention to be held this afternoon at
i o'clock In the FIRST branch council
chambers. The convention is being
held In the place OF the usual primary
election, because the withdrawal OF
Colonel Alexander Campbell from the
race last week left one Republican
asptrant for congressional honors.
state Senator Julian c. Hearne. With
no opposition TO Senator Hearne his
nomination needs only the legal and
formal endorsement OF his party. and
IL Ia likely his nomination will be
made by reclamation.
Delegates have been named by all
counties in the First consressiona!
district. comprising Hancock. Brooke.
Ohio. Marshall. Wetzel. Marion. Har.
rison and Lewis counties. and in
every instance the delegations were
instructed to support Senator Hearne.
To-day's convention will mark the
launching of the Republican cam.
paign. Principal speakers for the az.
ternoon are W. f. Wells. head of this
Newell Pottery Company: w. L. Fol.
lansbee. president OF the Follansbee
Tin Plate Company. and Colonel Alex.
ander Campbell. who recently with
drew in favor of Senator Hearne.
Chairman James H. Beans. Of this
city. chairman of the congressional
committee of the First district. will
cail the convention TO order.
Brooke County Republicans.
Al we'll attended mass convention
OF the Republicans OF Brooke county
held Saturday afternoon in Wells.
burg. delegates were named 20 repre-.
sent the county az the nominating
convention OF the First congressional
district. 10 be held in this city to
day. William Banfield was made
chairman OF the convention and Abe
Montgomery was named secretary.
The following were named as dele.
gates 10 to-day's convention:
Weilsburg District-George David.
son. II. VI. Rodgers. Ray Patterson,
Guy Boyd. Samuel Wells. DR.. II. l.
Judge c. II. Jacobs
Buffalo District-J. Fred Gist. Dr.
W. ii. Booher. H. c. Wells
Cross Creek District-H B. Mahan.
p. c. Wheeler. Brown Latimer. Chas.
Redmond. W. T. Phhiefster, ]. l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
See What IL Does
300. 900 People Have Tested !,

The Clrhe Trsss hss ~ueh q remarkably
sr-nrhcnins and benefcial eject that % bas
cured aymc Of tbe usrs cases on record
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22

Two luxurious rldd1o steamer.
talO Corfirutns and C1h0 Santa Maria
each 40 forf Ions. pro- bring built -
Glasgow Tor tho U1mtrfg south Amor.
lcan shipping company fo operate be-
tVccb M0niov'drY and Huanos Ayrer.
Asphalt production fn me United
states has been afradilv lrrrcurinc
California and Trvns furnishing most
70 fh" cufruf Witch was f2s.fn2 tom.
n0rih fs1st2 iaef tcs-. against TO-.
SOS tons. worth f7C5.0fs 70 years ago.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-08-14
Notice To Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received by the Town Council
of the Town of Malta Valley County, State of Mon
tana at the office of the Clerk of said town. up to
1918, for the construction Of approximately thirty
three hundred and seventy five 3375] feet of fiji
teen ll5l ZACH main sewer. ten [l0] manholes,
one septic tank and dosing chamber. according
to the plans and specifications file in the office
Of the Town Clerk of the Town of Malta Valley
County. State-oI Montana, and in the office of the
Gerharz Jaqueth Engineering Company at Great
by certified check, made payable to the Town
Treasurer of the Town of Malta for ten (10) per
cent. of the amount bid The Town Council re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids.
By order of the Town Council Of the Town of
Malta, Valley County. State of Montana.
H. M. Kirton, Town Clerk.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-08-14
Notice To Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received nv the To,vn fo,,,
c 81 Of the Town of Malta Valley County, State Of
Montana, at the office of the Clerk of said Town.
up to two o'clock p.m., on the 9th day of Septem.
complete water system consisting Of fo"r az ~
six t6), eight Isl. and twelve [12] inch water
mains. a reinforced concrete reservoir, pump
house, WELL engine and pump, all according to
the plans and specifications on file in the Office of
the Town Clerk of the Town of Malta Valley
County, Montana. and also on file in the office of
the Gerharz-Jaqueth Engineering Company, at
Great Falls, Montana.
All bids must be accompanied by a certified
check made payable to the Town Treasurer of the
Town of Malta for ten [10] per cent. of the
amount bid. The Town Council reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
By order of the Town Council of the Town OF
Malta, Valley County, State of Montana
H. M. Krton, Town Clerk.