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Newport daily independent., 1913-12-02

And now, said the governor. gag ing abroad he began.
 Pause.
 And now said the governor"
 Pause.
 And now"
 And now Johnny burst into tears and rushed from the platform, stum- bling over the hole in the carpet on the way.
 Then teacher got up, you remember. and said if you would all excuse Johnny she would read the poem, and there being nothing else to do under the circumstances but to excuse Johnny, you permitted her to go on with ''The First Proclamation The poem was no exception, for you found that in even those early days Gov ernor Bradfords Thanksgiving greet ing had to do with "eats." So shoulder your matchlocks. masters.
 there Is hunting of all degrees; And fisherman, take your tackle and
 SCOUT for spells the seas. And maidens and danes of Plymouth,
 your delicate crafts employ, To honor our first Thanksgiving and
 make it feast of joy. We fail of the fruits and dainties so close
 at our hand in Devon, An! they are the lightest losses we suffer
 for sake of Heaven:
 But see in our open clearings how golden
 the melons lie;
 Enrich them with sweets and spices and
 give us the pumpkin pie.
 
 Remember it, don't you? But even then it perplexed you to know why you were hearing so much about pump kin pie as an attribute of Thanksgiv- ing when in all your innocent young life you had never tasted pump kin. You did not know then that pumpkin" is sort of poetic license for any kind of Thanksgiving pie.
 One of the very limited collection of poems for this season was dedicated to Thanksgiving Pies," and this was delivered by a girl of the school, be- cause of her deeper understanding of the subject.
 Such baking. boiling. tasting. beating! Such preparation made for eating! Such unpremeditated joys For little hungry girls and boys. You could hardly wait for tomorrow to come when you heard these lines. It was very long poem, all about how the hungry girls and boys of certain household appeased their hunger with pies cooling on the pantry shelf, and you thought how nice 1t must have been to eat those pies twelve in num- Der, brown as umber," though you had not the remotest idea what umber was for, save to rhyme with number. But you had a very definite idea that what would happen if you and your hungry little playmates should go and do like wise with the pies cooling right then out on your mothers shelf. | And right when your mouth was watering like anything" that elocu. tionist from the big girls class came and and told teacher she was going to recite a Thanksgiving poem for the little children and teacher. said: Very well, if you wish to-" AS for you, you didn't wish her to. You did not like her brand of poems Cur
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-02

loon, ordered a glass of beer While he was drinking 1t the wise manager of the club strolled in to see what was going on and. taking in the situa-' tion at a glance. informed the sur prised and dazed player that the nick els worth of forbidden liquid would cost him the entire bonus plus the price of the drink.-Leslie's.
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-02
Hou, He Judoes Women's Character.

Newark, N. J.-Henry G. Platt' oe tective in the tenderloin section nere' says he judges the character Of wom en by the amount of powder on tnelr faces "Too much powder on wom' ans face indicates lack of morals ne says.
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-02
Corn Soup.

One pint heated milk thickened with one tablespoon butter blended with one tablespoon flour. Add one-half can of corn, salt Ready to serve when heated through.
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-02

ParadoxlcAi Attraction. "She has such sunny disposition That accounts for her populae ,eign."
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-02

VEN those 0 a r l y Thanksgivings that crop up in history are associated with much usually too much
 turkey and cranberry sauce and pie. As d child, of course, he was thankful that Thanksgiving day had
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-07-24

the votes 81 the members Of the
County Board and was duly carried
and was by the Chairman, then
spresid ding, SO declared. (,
On motion resolved that the
County Board will receive bids on
the 26th day Of August 1895 at Q
O'clock p. I'M. It's furnish the County
OF Marshall with 1901 tons Of Yolgfl-
si0gheny screened lump coal I'd liv-
cred in basement Of Court House
and 80 tons Of hard stove coal to be
delivered in basement Of Sheriff's
residence. III nj ffs 4.
# C oInn1issio ner C. Iittensten Of
fered the following resol luton in
writing and moved its adoption
#5 Resolved that the County Auditor
be and he VS. hereby authorized and
directed ITO transfer the sum Of
-Four Thousand, 600. 00) ollars5
from the ounty Revenue Fund to
the County Bond Fund.
Cofnmi ssioner Carl + Adiolp hsont
seconded the motion and i the same
being put received q majority Of
the votes of the members Of the.
County Board and was duly carried.
and was by the Chairman, then
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-07-24

The plloWll olution in
!, &. a''o 4
q. ll'a liie lill q a'52o oo
vs. llle lilt ls :, ilelepy I, appfo
lorlaIe rem llie lolhly teven i
WIG lo z; lIaca llpa So pens 81 o1
llnty ollleel's illcllfred TOT postage IS
San I .necessary eA penses ana 2 teie-
loile e'siales p9i'su anr 1o sec. q. 43l
aeYlssu AWE " ~ ". 1S'' aln AM
& llel'tispto 'eiiere !.
om a 10 lIttensten ser
conded me motlon and the same.
being put, reg elve a1 g ma jority of
3the votes Of the members of the
County " Board and Wasduly carried
and u was y. Dy the Cha lrman, then
pres sdlng, 70 % d q ', #
81. &. I. !, ---,;. 45s
llteRor't, 81 uount \. commissioners on
y. nncoIisscted RI fei'so 1dnla frOpertv
8ss axes IS 5I! !. ss
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-07-24
A. G. Lundgren, M 5555
..s..t 4. County Auditor. "A

9 Commissipopna.er p. b. Malberg Of
Ifered the following resolution u in
writing and moved hts adoption:
Il An application having been made
oEbyG the Town Board of Linsell set
lting forth that the County Board
has. heTgtpf ore appropriated & the
Etao BE Used iii cofflst citing a road
fTbetween sections sftWentyAt two !. and
Jl,twenty three, and that it will be i'm
ticable ter t then o uss this
that said sum be appropria lated 10 be
used on road between sections
4 I.tWenty-tWo and fifteen.
81 Therefore be It resolved, that the
. said appropriation be- and the same
lis hereby cancelled and that. the
\ l,sum Of fifty dollars be and the
Y same is hereby appro priated out fof
y the Road and Bridge I'll Fund to the
II Town Of Linsell to. be used III Che
construc ton Of a road on line be
u tween sections twenty two and If
II teen. !. I838
Comrnissio Carl +. dolphson
ii seconded the motion and the same
} being put rec eived a majority Of
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-07-24

the same as fol lows Il: 81
Cash in safe III. IS
.Sllec a1ltl " ey l,r
lDepO sited u lll State Bank Of
, I, arr q III; ; ,032s9I
I, q i: q. 1; q ,..5't 7,45s.saI
Deposited in Farmers ~ 8S$8 sssss
@ Merchants Bank of Ell Ar S5 a
gyllet !, u . ...,. ,0l0.Oo
Deposited in First National 81
Bank Warren .slIr . is l56. lo
Deposited in State Bank Of !
], STEPHEN y : !. !; !. /: 4; 47sAIi
u Bank 5lll stephen !: ,-,: sss,s7
Deposited in First National
Bank BAN A4syl.es ::.. /, ..;,s 4,2aa,ss
Deposited la 8i5s Swedish HI gsSss
Warren i e ], as5.:-' \. Is; 2ss.ls
Deposited in Farmers State .1s
Bank, Newfo!den IN: .. 77,5l5.s5
Bank Oslo ). \. i: ]: \; !; I; /, q.
Bank Oslo (! N: NJ. !. .: 7,i95.i7
Deposited min 4 State Bank,
iVaraQO ,966.23
Deposited in. Farmers State Al lI7#5.
Bank of AlNarado :............ 7,82O.l8
Deposited in State & Bank, 1s.{
Il Middle River /. 80, . 4. .687.34
Deposited in State Bank, s=s5s
Grygla .,.-.,,- 7,429.Oi
Deposited in Holt State 5#s#
Bank .,,.;;,,.. 6,s6oA7
Deposited in Farmers &
Merchants State Bank, ].
Strandquist ~. :.-: 7,62i.46
Deposited in Security State 8,55
Bank Of Middle River 3..-- 1906. 81
|, Total Funds in Treasury H
July Is, 1913 -.......--. .S174, O3O.O8
c. Wittensten, 5gt#
B #5. O.. Enge, s+ Fl. @s II. lH5
\ CarlsF Adolphson, 4,.s
II u A. s.. Rookie, z. q, Il s55ss:5s
u (. X. P. B. Malberg.
Commissioner Carl r. Adolphson
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-07-24

lile. sIIeaSuPeP,S BOOKS and accounts
at Inc opening OF business on the
18th day Of July, 1913 and found
Bonds OF State Bank OF
hoit and Farmers & Merchants
Bank 'sallk OF Argyle be and is hereby
approved. ..
Z etltlon OF John G. Nordlum ct al.
70 be set OIL from 3 School District
No.s74 and 53s 10 School District No. &
126 On motion rejected.
II Petition Of John Mahta to be set
on IRON school District No. So to
school district No. 1876 laid over.
order Forming New School District
ss " hereas, a petition signed and
duly acknowledged by a majority
q the ireeho lders who are entitled
20 VoIe az s e meetings IN their
I IS dlstrlcts, residing within
.lne terrItory N tine proposed new
scnool district All asking ;s'lIlg for the for
ina!lon OF a. new school district,
Wnlcn snail embrace the territory
hereinafter I, described, with the ap-
provai o. Inc county superlnten-
'u tltsl OF scnoOls ENDORSED thereon,
was presented TO the County Board
q Inns county, at a session of said
board neld on the 24th day of June,
a. y. 1913, for the action of said
board thereon;
ana whereas, 1t was then order
ea Dy SAD Board that hearing
should DE mad on said petition, ait
session OF SAID Board commencing
~ 1lle 1oJn Gay OF July a. u, 1913,
said dsv 81 ot tba ff NE aliernoon o.
And;tn: a.; Nv t ~ o n:1 " LIle ooul!y
said Cn,,n ~ 'llo "r'y VI WARREN .'' III
And WIZ,
t; nu an MI n1ae Due hotlce OF me
hoan ar;uoa prp ~ VI syn nearing nas
DIn e siten y POSING q copy OF
n',h,; t, nIoa ~ 'niee " the most
fisDio pidoe5 III eacll " lhe school
I ;f;nn ,o ton " ue anGcleu TX sag pc.
.s,,nh ~ 10. uays piiol " lie Gay o.
GiorL nf o .,iI, atiu py mailing " 1ne
tn ~ ~ odvi W SAP scnool DIS
COZ 1ou' n - s,, ahooGeu ellelepy d True
d dop b ~ auon a. arutice' aL leasl zen
s',cb baan;na sne .lli1e aRpo1nCgu lof
ion of saia 40 9nt Gnu oy lle pupIlcd-
The ,oaai ''u ua 49, ~ IVY WEEKS ~
n1,h,;sSad ~ n l Rllii'eu dnu
- u1;f NJ ~ ss1re Mafsiian opunty,
tTonNxJSno 10 + = .Nr
Cd ap% n,,h idb i1 - - ca pilnl-
and was dulyS designated hy SAID
County Board for the furnishing Of.
the same. and due nrnnfs nf he
posting and service and n,hlica4;nn
Of said notice If hear;nn
having been made and filed
by the affidavit If lars
SaGstuen who posted said notice
and by the certificate Of the Com,
ty Auditor OF said County, who
served e.1 the SAID notice upon each of
the Clerks OF said districts affected
tn1 inc and by the affidavit OF the
publisher y! e OF said newspaper in
winch 'll the same was so published,
resp lively;
And sW hereas, At the session of
said County Board commencing on
said 18th day OF July, A. D. 1913,
said petition was publicly read and
considered, and arguments OF all
persons interested therein for and
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-07-24
COUNTY BOARD PROCEEDINGS
Of Marshall County. Minnesota

Annual July meeting held July
i4th and 18th, 1913. Meeting call
ed to order by the chairman at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. All members pres.
ent. Minutes of June Path meeting
read and approved as read. III
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-07-24

mn, XIX !, 81 I, 4 !, S. = 90,
recpinIr,endad M M ~ j nioa Nv
Solnnliiss iGn ,fnr thai1.D a,, ,nla.p 9
Il ia n erasn "a Il ~ thn ios 1T g..
.I &c NJ. Ada,ns nj -; a. a. u ai AZ unls
IA livarinp iEhait II MI sc ~ ~ S58
" Records to Zee Of ~ Deeds ads
## Viii. ~ Middle 'Rivar $50 "a 70
sE Rrnkke n nIil pa 5s.da. ''o
liyarinc Ghaftai MIS- and
Records Is Rep ~ needs
{ 81! n Appvla ,is3 81 III q B Sc 9s III !, "a
paul r. Snnd q miiaapa a. go
81 liyering Chaftai MICS and
Records to Ree. Of Deeds
Espelie /, & ., ~ 5 n,
Carl %. Olson. mileaee lie. IA a.
N 1liylering Chaftel IL MICS ~. and 4,
Records Is Rec. Of Deeds
z.s Viii. sof Alvarado 4 ) %
Otto Kranz. MILEAGE i DE- 60
livering Chattel Mtgs.. and 4
Records to Reg. Of Deeds
CEDAR 49, --- 1850
H.. Bergner, mileage de-
livering Chattel Mtgs,. and
Records to Reg. of Deeds
Middle River 49,: ...... DID,. $50
John Wang, mileage N de-
ivering Cha4tel Mtgs.. and
H Records to Reg. of Deeds 81
# Oak Park :. 1000. AGO
M. ". Swanson, mileage de-
Es Hyering Chattel Mtgs.. and i
III Records to Reg. Of Deeds
s5@ Big Woods 46o
Chas. Hanson. mileage de-
livering Chattel Mtgs., and
Records to Reg. Of Deeds
Como y. 800. !. J. 400
.Knute Knuteson, mileage de- D
livering Chattel Mtgs., and IS
Records to Reg. Of Deeds
New Maine -. 1880
John johnson, mileage de-
livering Chattel Mtgs., and
Records to Reg. Of Deeds
Huntley ....... Z. .. .... 1920
Fred Solly, mileage de-
livering Ghattel Mtgs., and
Records to Reg. of Deeds
Moylan .............. $4,000. 1900
I. b. Folden, mileage de-
livering Chattel Mtgs.. and
Records to Reg. of Deeds
Holt Do. :. =. :. ..-......-... 1000
John 0. Haugen, mileage de- ,5
livering Chattel Mtgs., and
Records to Reg. of Deeds
Foldahl -..--.,..-. ,-.....-.......-.. 800
J. A. Serum, mileage de-. .
livering Chattel Mtgs., and
Records to Reg. of Deeds
East Valley ...-.....-..-...-.---- 900
Milo L. Warner, mileage de-
livering Chattel Mtgs., and
Records to Reg. Of Deeds
McCrea 80. ....- -::- .--..--.. 49,. 1870
|Silas Torgerson, mileage de-
@ Records to Reg. Of Deeds
Agder I. $3.50
John Gratzek, mileage de-
livering Chattel Mtgs., and
Wright 1850 -.-.... ...,-.... $50
=. G. Nelson, mileage de-
livering Chattel Mtgs., and
RECORDS 70 Reg. OF Deeds
Llllcoln 5.VU
8, y. S1uliu Ga, Iilledst
4 ! asr ti : 81 MES, ana
W;n - ~ ~ ton NE s A'eeas 3 q
VII. y! OCCpllo1 ---....------- -:-...---- o.ou
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-07-24

The Board proceeded to select
supplementary list of Grand and
Petit Jurors in#the place Of q the
names Of the Jurors retired from
the list OF qualified electors as fol-
lows; Il u 5sSs til U II. #sS5
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-07-24

July 18th, 1919, 9 O'clock IA. M.
Board reconvened. All members
present. Motion made and carried
that when we adjourn we adjourn
to July 23rd, 1919, ait 4 O'clock P. M.
Board proceeded to check up the
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-10-17

STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP, MAN.
AGEMENT. ETC. Of the Virginia Enter.
prise. published weekly at Virgins. Mime
sofa. required by the act of August "a. 1919.
Editor. Thos. H. Noodle. Virgins. MINI.
Managing Editor. Thos. H. Noodle. Virginia.
MINI.
Business Manager. BENJAMIN F. Forsyth.
Virginia, MINI.
Publisher. The Enterprise Printing 4 Publish.
ing Company, Virginia, MINI.
Owners, w. e. Hannaford. w. A. Kiley. p
J. Erickson, Walter Markham. c: n. Doorway
D. Mckenzie. Harry Osterberg. Andrew Haw-
kinson. N. J. Murphy, E. L. Boyle. Alexander
savolainen. Andrew Grande, George Shea
Peter Western. o. B. Wood. B. r. Bailey, G.
E. Moore, A. B. Coates. H. o. johnson. A. l.
Hearn.
Known bondholdsrs, mortgages, and other
security holders, holding per cent or more
Of total amount Of bonds, mortgages. or other
securities: Mereanthaler Linotype company
ION linotype only):
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9Th
day Of October. 1913.
P. J. ERICKSON.
Notary Public. st. Louis County. MINI.
(SEAL.)
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-10-17
Summons.
tate of Minnesota.

0A0SNMANeNaee
f. r. =: - State Of Minnesota.
In the Municipal Court, City Of Vir-
ginia, County Of st. Louis.
w. Simon, doing business rs
w. Simon Company, Plaintiff,
VI.
Anton Howl. Defendant.
The State Of Minnesota, to the above
named defendant:
You are hereby Summoned and re-
quired to serve your answer to tho
plaintiffs complaint hereto attached,
on the subscriber, by copy, at his Of
fee in room IL, Matheson Building,
Chestnut street, City Of Virginia, in
the County Of st. Louis, and State Of
Minnesota, within Ten (10) days after
service upon you of this Summons; ex-
elusive of the day Of service; and If
you fail to serve your answer, the
plaintiff will take judgment against
you for the sum of Ono Hundred forty
six dollars and ffty-six cents, with in
terest and the costs and disbursements
of the action.
Dated September 10, 1918.
CHARLES LINE.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-10-17
Summons.

Summons.
To be tried in the City of Virginia.
State of Minnesota.
In the District Court for the County
of st. Louis.
Eleventh Judicial District.
Charles F. Nordstrom, Plaintiff.
Emil Loft and Mary Loft, Defendants.
The State of Minnesota, to the above
named defendants:
You~are hereby summoned and re-
quired to serve your answer to the
plaintiffs Complaint, hereto attached.
on the subscriber, by copy, at his Of
flee, in the City of Virginia, St. Louis
County, State Of Minnesota, within
twenty (2O) days after service upon
you of this Summons, exclusive Of the
day of service; and if you fail to serve
your answer, the plaintiff will take
judgment against you for the sum of
Two hundred thirty-nine dollars and
seventy cents, ($239.70) with interest
thereon from the LIST day Of May, 1913,
at the rate of six per cent per annum,
together with the costs, expenses and
disbursements of this action.
CHARLES LINE,
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Address: Room IL Matheson Building,
Chestnut St., Virginia, MINI.
Oct. 1O-17-24.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
II. & Land 0fF1ee NJ Da1,,th N

Oct. 8.101S.
Notice II hereby given that Samuel Vienna.
Of Mt. Iron. Mimi. P. O. 1876, who, on Jan.
30th. 1908. made Homestead application, No.
23446, Serial No. 06381, for SEX SWA. Sec. /.
Ell NWA and NWA NEA. section IL.
Township 50. Range 10. w. 9TH p. Meridian.
has dled notice Of intention to make Final
Five year Proof. to establish claim to the
land above described before Otto A. Poirier.
U. s. Commissioner. at Virginia, MIMI, on
the 18th day of November, 1918.
Claimant names a. witnesses:
John Kortelainen, Matt Koski. John Bohm,
Toiva Lahti. all Of Mt. Iron. MINI.
CHARLES F. HARTMAN.
Register.
Oct lO-Nov. IA.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
department. Of the Interior. U. 8. Land Offie<

September 10. 19l3.
Notice II hereby given that Mike Kivela, OF
Virginia. MIMI. p. O. 500. who. on Noven-
Der 2sth. 1907. made Homestead application
No. 2ss46. Serial No. os262. for sWA NEN.
Section .. township 50. range ID, W. 18th P.
final five year proof. to establish claim to
the land above described. before Otto A.
Poirier. U. s. Land Commissioner, at Virginia,
Minnesota, on the 18th day Of November. 1918.
Claimant names - witnessee: George Kan
kila, Of Virginia, MIMI, Otto Keilrus. OF Vir
ginia, MIMI, Henry Ola, Of Virginia, Mimi,
Gabriel Viger, Of Virginia. Mimi.
CHARLES F. HARTMAN,
REGISTER.
Sept 26 Oct. "a.
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A lstter from William !. Archer. attosney
1t law. relative to the board having requested
him to give his opinion With reference TO The
liability ct an architect in furnishing defsc.
tive plans and speci6eatsons. was read.
Andrew Hawkinson. that Mr.. Archer's opinion
be accepted and placed On file. toleEher with
other matters pertaining 70 thb subject
Motion carried. .s..:-s@ - "a. 81 =
onded b. Y. +. Irwin. hat tie clerk wries
Mr.. VIM. B. liner. architect. St. Louis, rela,
tive to the defects In his plans and specifics.
lions In the matter 6 electrical equipnnsnt
and fixtures In the domestic sciences room 81
the Technical High school. m = -
Carried BY unanimous vote. -. = - .55-. u
The memorandum Of agreement between Mr..
Andrew Grande and the Independent School
district Of Virginia was read. After careful
study Of same Il vas signed b. the chairman
and clerk OF the board. This contract zeferl
to the construction Of the Farmstead school.
It was moved by W. T. Irwin. supported BY
Mitchell Stewart. that the bond Of $4,000 q
demnity company. be accepted.
Notion carried. s..
| Moved BY Mitchell Stewart, seconded By An.
drew Hawkinson. that the purchasing com.
blankets tor two cots and also purchase two
small rugs for the Homestead school. -
It was moved BY Andrew Hewkinson. sup.
|
recommended BY the eosnmittee on supplies b
accepted and the supplies purchased. the elerl
to make orders in triplicate and keep one copy
ON file.
Notion carried by unanimous vote.
Supt. Colgrove reported to the board that
nine children were held out Of school viii,
smallpox and that i've others were suspected
and are under surveillance. II was request
ed that . visiting nurse be engaged to "a
around the buildings to look after cases Of
this kind.
! It was moved by Mitchell Stewart. support.
ed by Andrew Hawkinson. that the COMMITTEES
on. teachers be authorized to investigate the
matter Of hiring Z visiting nurse and report
to the board rs soon ~ possible ~ to what
salary they can secure q competent nurse for.
Ayes, w. H. Eaton. Andrew Hawkinson. w
T.. Irwin. Mitchell Stewart
| Nays. none.
! Motion carried.
Moved by w. +. Irwin, seconded by An.
drew Hawkinson. that Miss Sorenson's request
to attend the State Institute ut Granite FALL
Minnesota. be granted.
| Motion carried BY unanimous vote.
| It was moved by w. II. Eaton, supported BY
Mitchell Stewart. that the clerk write the
American Seating company In answer to their
letter advising them If they cannot ship the
order at the prices quoted to cancel the order.
| Carried. =
| Upon motion duly made and seconded the
meeting was adjourned.
MITCHELL c. STEWART.
Clerk
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=
tand 1n1l yf11. d. s
5 Nv ~. Il.
Va1v1aine On % q ssss
es1ll ~ u NJ, ~ =, $11k %
Troy lAunlye y % $3.50
q. SAyolatne1 rep airfng click. 31o
rxtnia.1 s aza
81. 20.
liilated s. g =. eosapsn5. IN. Sl.1T. I
|We1And. huildinG CO., $1S. 10.
Virginia Green HOUSE, plants, q. II. 81.
Mesaha e1sphone ulnpany, ~. ~. sas
american Seating company, deGl1, ~. 100. 81
Central Scientific scounpany, appazat1s,
$2l03 @. SIS
.vlsinia Roodnx { corniee company. eans.,
$l6. 20. %{
Axsresate salaries month q septe.nbsr. 1913,
SO, 0l9. 30 SIS 5
Moved ~ Andrew Hawkinson, aeconded -
Mitchell Stewart. that the shove resolution be
adopted 81.
Ayes. ". =. Eaton. A. Hawkinson. ". +.
Irwin, Mitchell Stewart ;sssss.s5. ), 80 81
Nays. nome @s.sT:s-. i
Carried. s = - 5S J. -: u:
Adopted September "a, 1918. ssssE IT, E g. ~.
! + ". H EATON. .-: %:::
: MITCHELL c. STEWART. 2