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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

UmatilIa Tonopah Mining Company.
Location of principal place OF bust
ness, San Francisco, California.
Location of works, Tonopah, Nye
County. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the Board of Directors,
held on the 21st day Of July, 1914, an
assessment mo. A. of one "a cent
per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation, payable i'm
mediately in United States gold COIN
to the secretary, at the office Of the
company, Room 265, Russ Building
San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the 2ls
day of August, 1914, will be delin
quent and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction, and unless payment II
made before, win be sold on Wednes
day, the 23rd day Of September, 1914
to pay the delinquent assessment, to
gether with the cost of advertisini
and expenses of sale.
4 By order of the Board of Directors
i CHARLES d. OLNEY, Secretary
Office Room PCS Russ Building,
J21 to SO San Francisco, California
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N. ]. SULLIVAN
FOR LIEUT.. GOV'R

Maurice ] Sullivan, OF Goldheld.
candidate for the Democratic nomin-
alton for lieutenant governor of Ne
vada, is in Tonopah.
Sullivan is connected with the
Wood-Sulivan Hardware company of
this city and Goldfield.
In one year he did over 100000
of business in Goldfeld, employing
over so men, and has the reputation
of paying the highest wages ever
paid in the west, viz: Clerks and
drivers, IS day; timers, IS;
plumbers and steamftters, 50.
He gained quite lot of notoriety
by presenting to every baby born in
Goldfeld a brand new silver dollar
Mr.. Sullivan is public spirited ant
has always taken the lead in every
thing that would advance Southern
4 Nevada.
When the moving pictures of Tono
pah were taken Sullivan devoted a
least one month of his time. abso
lutely free of charge, so as TO hell
advertise the resources of Tonopah
Southern Nevada should supper
Sullivan. He is a pioneer of thi
section and has at all times provel
himself worthy of support.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Mining Company.

Hescue-Eula Mining company
Location of principal place of bust.
ness, San Francisco, California. Lo-
cation of works, Tonopah. Nye coun-
ty, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the board of directors,
held on the 5th day of August, 1914,
an assessment (No. y of one %
cent per share was levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation, pay
able Immediately in United States
gold coin, to the secretary, at the
office of the company, room 265 Russ
building, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the 10th
day of September, 1914, will be delin.
quent and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction, and unless payment is
made before, will be sold on Thurs
day. the 18th day of October, 1914, to
pay the delinquent assessment, to
gether with the cost of advertising
and expenses of sale.
/ BY order of the board of directors
CHARLES ID. OLNEY,
Secretary
Office, Room 265 Russ Building, San
Francisco, California.
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store that advertises must be a
store of values - of bargains" - or
the advertising would not pay.
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Application No. 3076
Notice of Application for Permission
TO Appropriate the Public Waters
nj the State af N.Eada

Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of August 1914, in accord
anee with Section SO, Chapter i40, of
the statutes of 1913 one Leandro Oroz,
of Eureka, County of Eureka. and
state of Nevada, made application to
the State Engineer of Nevada for per-
mission to appropriate the public wa
tiers of the State of Nevada. Such
appropriation is to be made from
Sheep Spring, at a point on unsur-
veyed land, S. 80 degrees 80 minutes
t.. $40 chains 80 links from s. r..
corner of Section 36. r. 16, n. II. 30
f., NJ ID. -. q NJ, by means Of dam.
ditch and pipe. and Y miners inches
per second is to he conveyed to troughs
situated at the above described spring.
by means of ditch and pipe, and there
used for stock watering purposes.
Water not TO be returned to stream.
Date of first publication, Aug. 20 1914.
Date OF last publication, Sept 20, l9lL
(Signed) w. NJ KEARNEY.
State Engineer.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-08-29
WAR COMET MAY
Be VISIBLE IN A
FEW WEEKS MORE
Special War Service International
News Service.

LONDON, August 29.-Eyery great
war in the worlds history has had
its comet, and the present titanic
conflict in Europe is no exception.
Paul T. Deleyan, the astronomer, has
the honor of having his name at
tached to the free lance OF the skies,
which will go down in history and
science as the comet of the war of
1914. Although when Delevan dis
covered his comet from the observa
tory of La Plata in the Argentine re-
public eight months ago, there was
no war on the horizon. and no sign
of great trouble. the travelling body
has been steadily growing brighter,
and it will become visible to the
naked eye very shortly, reaching its
greatest brilliancy in the course of
the present war.
| Superstitious people might find
much in the beginning OF the great
struggle to convince them that war
is a sin, and that its makers are
frowned on by God. On Aug. 18th
Pope Plus X, head of the Roman
Catholic church, died, the direct re
suit of worriment over the greai
slaughter. On August 21st there was
an eclipse of the sun, total over
part of Russia and other European
territory where war is raging. The
coming Of a great comet might b.
the ignorant be construed as al
omen.
When Delevan first saw the comet
on December II, 1913, it was 100000
900 miles from the sun, and was no
/ very clear even with the telescope
At present it is about 220,00000
miles from the sun, and may be see
with opera glasses in the northeas
part of the sky, late at night, an
early in the morning. Scientist
have said that the Delevan come
will be visible with telescopes for
period stretching over about 81
years.
? 1t will come nearest to the cart
! in October, when it will be not nor
than 147,000 900 miles from the orb
of this globe
Although the atmosphere in mo:
fcities makes photography of the SIX
7 extremely difficult, some excellent T
suits have been obtained in sewers
cities of the United States by thos
who have attempted to take picture
of the new wanderer of the heaven
The tail of Delevan's comet is
S bushy one, and is about three degree
! in length. AS was predicted by II
! discoyerer, the comet has become or
Of the bright" ones, visible to II
! naked eye, as distinguished from Il
I telescope" comets never seen by II
assisted lay observers. The ne
comet now is not far from the co
stellation of Capella, and from CASTE
and PolluX.
During the Franco-Prussian wa
I which is wildly recalled by the vi
' now raging, the comet Tempel H. W.
{, visible, and attracted much attentic
as a war comet Olber's com
was the one visible when Napolec
] met his downfall at Waterloo.
? the course of the Japanese-Russis
o war, Brooks comet came within sig
of the earth.
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Application No. 3075
Notice of Application for Permission
10 Appropriate the Public Waters
of ths. State of Naxudn

Notice is hereby given that on the
14th day of August, 1914, in accord
ance with Section SO, Chapter 140, Of
the Statutes of 1918. one Leandro Oroz.
Of Eureka, County of Eureka, and
State of Nevada. made application to
the state Engineer of Nevada for per-
mission to appropriate the public wa
tiers of the state of Nevada Such
anpropriation is to be made from
Twin Spring, at a point upon unsur-
veyed ground, being S. 33 degrees 30
minutes e., All chains 40 links from
he $ z. corner of See. 36. T. 16. ~ r.
so e., NJ. d. b. & NJ, BY means Of dam,
pipe and trough. and 1-40 of one
cubic feet per second is to be CON
veyed to troughs situated at the above
described spring. by means of pines,
and there used for stock watering
purposes.
Water not to be returned to stream.
Date of first publication, Aug. 30, 1914.
Date of last publication, Sept 26, 1914
(Signed) w. M KEARNEY,
State Engineer
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According the ethics of the primary law better be
candidate The weaker you the
you from your with chance of pulling
election This should be taken another
o strong keep out of politics
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kaiser who has shown capacity for whipping all
Europe finds it convenient to establish publicity bureau The
Nevada Press association has waived its rules and will print all this
from the fonanhead without charging card
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The wires must be awfully congested when nothin,
learned of the expedonary force of the United State
Santo Domingo Haiti
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NOTICE.

The delinquent date of the above
assessment has been postponed from
August 2lst, 1914, to September Sd,
1914, and the date of the delinquent
sale has been postponed from We'd
nesday, the 23d day of September,
1914, to Thursday, the Sth day of
October, 1914.
BY order of the Board OF Directors.
CHARLES ID. OLNEY, Secretary.
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Everybody busy with politics pay any attention the
of Pansne the penntiary ordered by These
days of plenary indulgence for all lawbreakers.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-08-29

Carson City candidates returning expense aecou
ing 500 Not much danger of the corrupt practices
deadly clutches any Of these tightwads
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-08-29
DECLINE OF THE SUGAR BEET

CUGAR attracting all of
rid only has price
may radically permanently changed by The
pean which have built up industries by
protective tariffs and the of bounties farmers and
nes be exhausted by the in which they
engaged that they will be financially unable these bountie
in British and other open markets with tropical
revival of the production of profitable basis
throughout the West Indies and many republics
would be of great Importance to the United States for would
rich would all
The British West Indies become poor dissatisfied
because competition of botyfed beet the English
market made the production of cane Improbable
Tropical perennial plant like
which will die when soil and suitable There
plantations emerara Nevis Barbados other West
which have been repanted within the memory
The and grows up like field timothy
country This system of cultivation called ratooning
lazy life of the tropics where praceed
achieved by repantng three or five years In
Louisiana the climate eomps yearly planting and often cutting
before full maturity that state has been able compete
with the rosess West Indies equal terms
According 0 the ethics primary a
candidate strong The weaker you the
you receive from your enemies with chance of pulling
through the election This should be taken another warning
strong to keep out of politics
kaiser who has shown capacity for whipping all
Europe finds it convenient establish a publicity bureau
waived its and viii print all this
of dope from the fouanhad without charging card
"-e
Everybody busy politics to pay any attention
removal of Pansner the pnienary ordered by These
days Of penary indulgence for all lawbreaRers.
Carson City candidates returning expense
ing 500 Not much danger of the corrupt practices getting
deadly clutches any of these ghtwads
Georgia veteran of ninety looking for seventh wife
Whether he will find her not probably depends the value of
his estate real or personal
New York who demands $4,000 amony insists
divorce absolute necessity" Wonder she
terms the aimonyg
The wires be awfuly congesed when nothing
learned of the expedonary force of the United States against
Santo Domingo or Haiti.
murder the road between Carson and Reno would indicate
the of of the old who took French leave from
the road gangs
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BASE BALL
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Yesterdays Games.

Yesterdays Games.
At San Francisco Sacramento 9
Oakland 3.
Batteries Stanley and Hannah
Geyer and Alexander.
AT Los Angeles-Los Angeles 5
Venice 8.
Batteries Musser, Hughes and
Brooks; White, Hogan and Elliott.
At Portland-San Francisco 3
Portland /.
Batteres-Leifield and Schmidt;
Krause and Yantz.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-08-29
FOREIGN POPULATION
FOUND IN AUSTRALIA

Hy Associated Prcss.l
MELBOURNE, Australia, August
29.-There are 6,642 Americans in
Australia, according to a report just
made by the official statistician of
the commonwealth. The Germans on
the island continent number 32,99O,
the Chinese POTTS, Scandinavians
14,7OO, Italians 6,719, and the Jap
anese 3,474.
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,,RDe(nn0t." "

Der ebsrne Mlnb Der @Ipde ,Ros.
Ianbt", Der grDbten 9ents, bic ibrer
Romen na9 benz @rbuuer Der @enter
Stnbtbolle trdgt, 1T ieBt, elmer Ra9-
ri9t bes n9ailp SeIegrapb" Sufolge,
peritummt. Sur9 Die Sibe Der Sums
mertags bat ii6 oas Wetaa Der 9lpde
gu febr uusgeoebnt. iie tonnte ben trGf
tigen SdlG9en Der neuen SGmmer, bic
iie Dor 5lpei Sobren erbaIten bat, nidt
mebr itunbbalten unb bat 70 einen
Sprung BON ungefGbr sinem balben
Meter 2dnge unb fait einem 3entimes
ter 8reite erbaIten. SohberitGnbies
iinb befroet fpprben, Die sipar bOffen.
oas llnsliid ipieoer gut MAIDEN gu tDns
men, aber ni9t bafiir gutiteben f0n-
men, Dab bic eefprungsne @Iods bic
Reinbeit bes Sones piebererboIten
ptrb. Sb Der feds Sabrbunoerte
oIte 8ron5etoloB aus Ieiner luftiser
60be miro berubeebra6t fperben miiI:
fen. itebt nod nidt feit, nuf ieben Sal
aber bat er oiefes gbenteuer i'm 2aufs
Teines iedsbunbertidbrigen 2ebens bis
ieBt f6On speimal sIiidli9 iiberitons
ben. Die 9lode iIt eine Der beriibms
teiten 8elgiens, uno Der @lodenturm,
in bem iie aufsebdnst 1T, tann ii1 an
9eriibmtbeit nit Dem in 8riigee meI.
fen. Der 8lpdenturm bon Sent bat
cine SObe BON Observation-Disclosures
Wletern unb nibt tpenissr oenn piers
unofiinfsig @loden iinb in ieinem Sn.
nern aufgsbdngt. Die cine, bic iebt
ungIiidIi6erpeiis seiprunsen 1T, tpurbe
uripriin9Iid i'm Sabre 1914 eegoFsn
unb i'm Sabre 1649 umsesofen. Sis
trug in plGmii9er Spra9e bic Sns
i9rift: mRein Rame 1T Roslunbt;
penn i6 Ieiie unfdluse, bann 1T Elm
5euer ausgebro9en; tpsnn i4 laut
tone, ounn 1T in 5lanbsrn elm @iee
errungen tpproen."
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cottC6ens GinRauf.

1lnIere fiinfjdbrise 2otte - 70
i6reibt Der rSdslid. &unbi9au" elm
2eier - tsilte mir neulib nit Iebr
tpt4tiser Miene nit, bob iie cine not.
tpenbige 9eforguns i'm 3aufbauIe
babe. 9tuf bic Sroee, INN mas es Iid
oenn bdnbelte, lautete bic 9lntiport;
Sin Stiid puppenIeife!" Mba! Dos
mar freiIi9 orinsen6. 9lIIo mir modr
ten uns ouf 0en Weg unb fnnben au6
bas @epinIdte, tpie es, etipa in
PfluumenterngrOBe, in ben &aufbGu,
fern gu bdbsn 1T. Mein 9lnerbieten,
ben nambaften 9etrag BON brsi pfsns
mig bafiir gu 5oblen, lebnte 2otte -b0fs
lid. ober tiibl" nit .nein, bante" ab,
oog ibr eigenes. tIeines portemonnoie
uno nabm mid uur in qnipru9, ios
peit es ii9 um bic re6neriT6e Rihtias
teit hes ab5Gblens Der brei pfenniae
banbelte. iuorin iie nod ni9t aonS firm
mar. glls alles fertig mar, fd9te iie
Su Der @ertduferin. betnabe elm biBs
den BON pben bsrob: r9itte = molten
Sic mir bas nad Suuie idhidsnl"
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&OnI Mppetit.
@ruBs asGunrr ,nmsiif farf'
Gfier.

Don gfidarb Wasnsr eradblte feiu
Jreuno Deisbeimer. bab er in 2eipais,
na9 bem 0irisieren zines &onserts i'm
SOtsI onsslanst, nod auf Der Srepp,
eine 9anSe Serrins, nit Bouillpn bis
gum RanOe sefiilIt. perlanste, bic et
iofort Bis CUR Neise in turSen 3iigen
austrant. 9Ils feline 8ssIeitsr biers
iiber ibre 8erpunoeruns ausfpru9en,
fasts sr, gu elmer anfrengenben seiiti'
gen 2eiitung gebOre aud elm entfpre'
denoes materielles Iequipalent. Nud
@oetbe pfIegte in 3eiten bober eeiiti'
ger SGtigteit itGrfer als ionit gu efen,
Don Srib Reuter beridtet 2uofpis
pietfd in ieinen ngrinnerunsen". bab
er in seiitis anseregten Stunben eanss
8erge Der tbm bon @erebrern ieiner
Oi9tungen 5ugefanbten Spidbriiite,
uno Wiirfe bel einem suten Sropfen
Dein 5u psr5ebren pfleste. Iu9 Bis
murd botte selesentli9 i'm GFsn bOps
pelt unb bretfuh nod. mos ibm anbers
Stunben perfaeten. 60 eraGblte er am
18. Sanuar, 1875, aIs er NIT Dem Stus
blum Der Die @infiibrung Der &riegss
prbnuns, 2anbgemeinOeOrbnuns be-
trsffenoen @eIeBentlpiirfe bef9Gftisi
mar. einsm 8eiu9er: rSeben sic bieie
Saufen = unb bier bic Wiotips baau.
Sd bin iebr ansesriffen, babe in brei
Hd9ten ni9t eeIdlafen uno in orei
Sagen 70 gut ipie ni9ts seseFen." 9as
ge9en beri9tet Sb. b. Siebemdnn in
ieinem 8ude: SEEDS Sabre gbef Der
Rei9sfanalei" om 25. Sunuar: n8On
flint BIB elf llbr i'm 8ismardf6en
SauIe. gu Slid iinb auber mir nur
nod Seinri6 b. Spbel unb Der Sill
gelabiutant bes &aiIers, @raf 2ebns
oorff, seloben. Ser Siirit tlost iiber
fdledten appetit. 9tGle 9t9tusg! 90
m09te i6 lin etnmal nit gutem 4ppe.
tit fpeiisn Isben. Don jebem 9anss
nimmt er ii6 minbeitens stpeimal unb
bef9ipert itb iiber I9Gedte 8eban6-
lung. als bic 5iiritin gegen ben @enub
eines Dilbf9peintopFes in Souer
energif9 proteitiert." 9aeegen f6iebi
Siebemann bic S9ulo an 8ismards
2eiOen Der 5iiritin 8ismard gu. Sis
der nit llnredt! 9snn 8ismard mar
bereits aIs @Dtttnger STUDENT Elm febr
ftarfer gFer. Der einmal. als ibn Der
glr5t ins 8ett 9eitedt battle. fi6 on
elmer eben aus pommern oneelangten
beimatIi6en ~5reBtiIte" geIunb aB F.. .
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Wauder tut teiner 5Iieee stipas
5uIeiOs-aber aud teinem Wlsni4sn
etipaA suliebe.
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g9nikel.
2erne @eIb = ni9t ausseben.

u " tIN Sulel UDIlle lu1lH OuIeN
tun.
Wer Sdoben bat. fiibIt ii4 immer
betrogen.
Gines jebsn aiiniflsrs 8Snnsn ere
FART allmGbli9. !
init Der 3eit psrssbt GILES, bs5pns
bers bic 3eit ielbit.
1000 aiIosramm MOnu5it Iies
fern 3 MifIigramm MeiotbOrium.
nbuIbf q m iit man INNER nut
gegen onbere, ME gegsn ii4 felbf.
Wer ii9 IeIbfi betriist, slaubt i'm.
msr nod rsdt gut ssfabrsn au fein.
Sm Streben no9 ginfa9beit 1Gbt
man9er MaIer aud Su Dief fort. !
Srif9 gstpagt, III balb seponneu,
bod tper INNER eetpinnsn mill, iit un'
bef4eioen.
9inae, leibt pie Cuff, iinb fir
bic giferiu6t 8epeiis, itarf, pie 8is
belfprii9e.
@uee unb Sanb etnes MaIers
miifen bur9 elm sutes 9ebG9tnis Su>
fammsnsebalten fperoen. /
Sir ie6e &erae, bic ruTF1de SUE
ben in ibren Spnago9en bremen, mill
fen iie eine befonoere Steuer aablen. !
Gs feblte ibr i'm @e1iht on Saut:
Inn bic aueen gu Dffnen. mubte fie
ben Wtuno f6lieben unb umgetebrt.
9ott! erlaube mir ni9t, Su perurs
teilen ober iiber etipas gu fpreden, mas
id ni9t femme uno ni9t besreife. 4,
Wt n reipettiert bic t4ipo9en SeIs
ten Der MenI9en oft Diel eber als ibre
ftarten.
8ilIit bu aufpGrts fliesen-ftsrs
nenipGrts-bente niht an Starus,
oente Zeppelin.
Bsnises in Der @eIt perInnst
oanu9, 10 rft geiuet gu iperOen tpie
bas Selbi itperitdnbIi9e.
Sas Deibe i'm 2tuge zines Mens
I9en fisbt Der Rormalii9tise bel Sos
sssGi6t uuf 27,30 Reter.
Die MGnnerseftulten ouf Dem
@robmol Stebos' l. 5eigen beutlidb
Sdtoipierunsen. Die Sitte 1T alIo
uralt.
@enn Der @eisi9e fpirtIi9 einmal
freigebig 1T, gebt er gu ipeit; er itiirat
iid) in bic glus9aben, tpie onoere ii9
ins @oFsr itiirSen.
Oie MenI6sn berlangen, ooB man
ibre 9ebeimnii1e reIpettiere, bod es
Grgert iie fdon, tpenn man ibnsn teis
nsrIei Neugier beaeigt.
Der Serr bilbet cine S9uIe fir Die
eigentli9 mGnnIiden Sugenben oes
@oltes, bic einem 3eitnlter bss @rpers
bes uno @enuFes 10 Iei9t perloren ees
ben. |
Die Spru9e zines @OIfes 1T Der
beGlfe Spiegel feines @emiites unb
Teines ssiitieen 2ebens; iper ii9 Der
Spra6e feines @oIfes entfrsmbet, ents
frembet Td ieinem 8oIte fsIbft.
Der GuiTe bat nur eine Soffmung
i'm Der Staotslotterie Stpeimal buns
berttnufeno Rubel gu geipinnen.
Der iiber ben @plten 1T, merit
bas fdlsdte Wetter ni9t. 5liess auf
meine Seele!
Ser gbaratter ruH auf Der per-
i6nli9teit, nidt auf ben Salenten.
Salente t0nnen iid gum Gbaratter gss.
islIen, sr seielIt fid niat gu ibnsn,
osnn ibm 1T allies entbebrlid, ouber
bic PerfDnli9teit.
ga 9 elmer SddBuns ipirb bebaupa
tet, baB bic DGloer Der @rbe, tpenn
Iis bolITtGnbi9 nit 8dumen beIeBt lpGs
rem uno tpiFenIdaftIi6 betrieben fpiirs
Den, nod INNER BON oreiBiss Biz buns
OertapansiamuI fOpieI 9rsnnmatertnl
Iisfern t0nnten. als isBt Der 8ebnrf an
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Ors6Wrhsttss lsSa Ia q -
"@s6saBIslr o..
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-20
NOTICE OF BIDS FOB STREET
SPRfNkIINC.

Notice r. hereby given that scaled
bids viii be received at the office Of
the City Recorder IN Pendieton. ore
gon up 20 s o'clock p. a.. on Mag
27th. 1914. for sprinkiing the unpayec
streets Of The city OF Pendiet0n. FOR
the season OF 1914. For the purpose
Of spTinkling. the City viii be divided
into districts as follows:
District No. All that part Of the
City lying north 0f the Cmatilla river.
Distrfcf No. All that part OF the
City Of Pendieton, lying south Of the
umatilla river and East Of Main
street.
District No. s-Ali that part of The
City Of Penclet0n. lying south 0f the
Umatiiia River and West " Main
street.
No street that has been paved 20 De
Included In the contract Zach bid
must specify the price per man and
team. per month. straight time, the
man and team 20 be under direction q
the street Commissioner when not en-
Raeed Ia sprinhing. The City 20 fur
nifsh spTinkling wagon and water.
Each bid must he accompanied bs
certified check Ia the sum u $1,000
made payable 90 the order % th'
MAYOR 81 The CifF ~ PendietoD a. "a
evidence ~ good faith. that fhe BID
der uiil execute hif contract II hls hii
! a. aoceIted by thc Council Tie Com