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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21

ed and IL looks like thcre would be
enough ars in the motorcpdc from
the south to make % splendid showing
for the motion pictures which viii be-
taken hy the state board OF EXPOSE
ton managers for use nj a Diego
next year.
The interest shown hy tho more
distant o mmunitips. as Roswell. las
Cruces. Magdalenn and Ration. Is very
pleasing 20 The officials Of the associ-
alton and n cities located near the
meeting place do ms well IN proper
ton there will undoubtedly he a
greul attendance.
Al towns and cities p|urposlng
sending delegates should begin to
send In their hotel reservations. 1t
vas announced today at the good
roads headquarters, In order that the
visitors may be sure 81 getting ac-
commodHtiOas. Arrangements have
been made Ia quarter any overflow
from the hotels in one of the local
private school d~ormitorics aud in pri-
vatc residences. bur Il b. essential that
the officials Of the association know
how many delegates they will have Ia
order TO engage sufficient OF these.
Cimarron is he latest city Ia ask
what a can do To show tho delegates
n good time on their way "a the
meeting and arrangements are being
made for the holding OF exercises
which will set that community into
the picture Aims oven though II d. on
the direct route Of the motorcade.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21
%CLOUDCR0FT MAN
KILLS A BIG BEAR

r~loudcraft. y. n July 20-A large
cinnamon bear. Weighing ahout 900
pnunds WIS hnggcd in Elght-mile
canyon 10, Oscar shc1hold puinper
"A the waicrworks plant The bear
With rs mate was tracked by DIGS TO
s. match Of wild hl%ackhcrries. When
shenneld came upon the two bears.
both attempted a. escape. a well IL
rected shot from 70 Winchester
brought down ono, the other making
good its getaway.
Bears are reported numerous In the
mountaina In this section and are
giving siockmen considerable trouble.
seyernl have been seen In the past
few weeks. having come down from
the remote canyons 20 feast on Wild
berries on the mountainsidc.
wild %pieco1s Hrc also moro plentl-
fui ln she SacrBmentos this year than
ever before. Around Mountain Park
noeks Of ne pigeons are giving or
chnrdists grave concern, and are
damaging cherries 60 some extent.
However hunting parties arc fast
making i1roads on the nocks and tho
pigeons nre beginning 90 become eX-
iremrly shy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21
A NURSE TAKES
DOCTORS ADVICE
And is Restored to Health by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

Euphemia, Ohio. -" Because Of total
Ignorance of how 20 care for myself
when verging into womanhOod, and from
taking cold when going b school, | suf-
fercd from a displacement, and each
month | had severe pains end nausea
which always meant a lay-of from work
for two % four days from the time |
was 10 years old.
81 went TO Kansas 10 live with my sis
ter and while there a doctor told me Of
the pinkham remedies but ! did not use
them then as my faith in patent medi-
cines was limited. After my sister died
] came home 20 Ohio 10 live and that
has been my home for the last Is years.
"TheC Change of Life came when ! was
AZ years old and about this time ! saw
my physical condition plainly described
IN one Of your advertisements. Then l
began using Lydia +. PinkhRm's Veg
etable Compound and cannot Tell you
Or any M the relief II geve me IN the
first three months. II put me right
whore ! need not lay OFT every month
and during the last Is years ! have not
paid out two dollars b adoctor, and have
been hlost with excellent health forawO-
womnn Of my age and ! can thank Lydia
E.Pinkham' Vegetable Compound orit
"Since the Change Of Life Is over I
have been a maternity nurse and being
wholly solf-supporung l cannot Ovef
estimate the value Of good health. 1
have now earned a comfortable little
home just by sewing and nursing. ]
haVc recommended the COMPOUND %
many with good results. as Il h excel
lent 10 take before and after child
birth Miss EyELYN ADEIIA STEW
ART. EuThemia, Ohio.
~ 700 want special advice write 10
Lydia b. Pinhham Medicine Go. lo0nil.
dential Lynn, Mass. four letter will
b. opened, Rad and answered b. a
womAn aud held Ia strict Condolences.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21

closing the games and making a num-
Der OF arrests.
Rumors that james Kurn. former
general superintendent Of the Santa
Fe and now general II the
Toledo, Ironton and Detroit railroad.
would resign 20 take charge 81 in
vestmcnts in tho west. IN denied ny
friends Of Mr.. Kurn who say he has
no intention of leaving railroad work.
County commissioners OF quay
county have contributed $500 10 the
support of the annual county fair NJ
Tucumcari 10 be held this year In
September so the pick of products
may be taken 10 the state fair.
Raw. "A four.year old son Of MT. and
Mrs. Richard Hamilton. WIS drowned
last week at the family home % miles
south OF Roswell by falling Ia "a mud
puddle. The parents found h child
dead In water hut "a few Inches deep.
The womnn's club of Artesla pro-
p,aes % hold a children's fair In Sep
TENDER. Prizes for best garden, sew
ing ana cooling are 90 DE the fea-
lures,
Everett. the ten-yoar old q 81 Mr..
nud Mrs. T. u. Bruce uf Moatoya.
| quay county. was killed last week by
the Kick uf 20 horse. He was tryins
a. birdie thr horsc, usually a gentle
animal. when 10 kicked him. breakins
his neck.
The threc year I'D son of Mr.. and
Mrs. y. y. skow ~ CaTrizozo was OF
ton By "a n~ttlesnake last week and
had "a narrow escape from death
through prompt treatment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21

Curns, Mas sanchez and several oth-
crs.
After n second meeting of tho
QUAY county Democratic committee
"a has been determined to hold a
county convention for the election of
delegates to tho state convention TOT
which dates were set by the conn
mittcc.
Capt .Chas. \. Reynolds 81 the
federal land ofncc AT Roswell h. be-
ing discussed as a legislative candi-
date from Chavcs county.
". 4. i%Iayoncr. chairman Of the
Curry county Republican committee
has called % meeting ut the court
house In clovis for August iAt G."
elect delegates Co the state convon-
ton In santa Fc. u ls understood
tho curry county men will come over
Instructed FOR W ". Andrews. ns
viii those from Roosevclt county.
Andrews already has the Eddy coun-
IS delegation and will have that from
! Chaycs county. his friends claim.
Tho Progressive state central COM
mittec will hold u meeting July ga
In Santa Pc 10 dcterimnc where u Is
at.
The Otero county Republican CON
vcntiOn has been set for n after
noon of August Sth In Alamogofd"'
Newspaper rumor has Il that j.
Wight Giddings, former editor OF the
I New Mexican. and nov talked Of az
the editor ut Frank Stnplin's pro
posed standpat newspaper, viii he q
candidate for the legislature from
santa Fo county ON the straight Re
publican ticket.
Chairman william :. BRADY of the
| Republican county committee OF LIN
coin county has called q convention
ln that county To name delegates u
the state convention u Legislative
candidates. 10 be- held In CAPTAIN on
the FIRST day 81 August.
--
san Juan Republicans viii hol'
their convention on saturday Au-
gust 18th, according To a all ISSUED
last week by George +. B~ruington
the acting chairman.
Tho San Juan county Democrat
will hold their convention at Farm
inrton August 10th. There are sew
oral candidates for the Legislative
nomination.
! william Butler. the veteran edit"l
Of the Pennington Times-Hustler. u
hciug urged 10 ran for the Legislature
from san Juan county.
The Mora county Republican con
yention will be held at Mora. tn
county seat, ON August 18Th.
Charles Kohn OF Montoya. chair
man of the Quay county Republican
committee, has been In Tucumcari Il
see what can be done toward starting
something In the way OF Republican
activity Ira Quay county this year
Fred w. James Of Claud II beini
urged as n candidate FOR the legisla
ture from Curry county. The -
Vrain Journal declares its conviction
that W. w. Nichols. who served tn
county In the last house. should h'
| renominated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21

Bf an tho northern counties Of the
state Taos Will have the mtst inter
ostInr campaign. Ia addition a. the
state candidates nnd its members ~
the Legislature. Taos COUNTY viii
have Co elect a sheriff nul an as
SCISSOR Co ni vacancies in hosc Of
ncDs The competition Tor these Of
fees. now filled hy appointment. viii
he Keen Frcd LOWS. member 81 "A
large mercantile nrm al Taos. Is be-
ing discussed a. "a candidate for the
legislature on the democratic ticket.
l.. W Carleton. candidate for the
Democratic nomination for the house
DOB Roosevelt county, that
he hciioves We acts rather than hot
nir. lie Rays he 3d. untalntcd hy Re-
uuhlicauism. pupulism or socialism.
J. y. Wimbcrlcy. n tho Harcrman
Messenger. that ne viii Doe
q candidate FOR the legislature from
Chayrs county. The Roswell News
prevent Il.
Guy \. Reed In one of the most
active candidates for tho legislative
nomination IN Eddy county. lie is u
resident uf Carlsbad and an active
party worker.
Tho Republican Artesin News says:
n De- unlikely that any candidate Tor
district judge will be named by the
Republicans of the Pecos valley.
The sentiment of the entire country
seems 90 be la favor Of the re-elec-
ton of Judge Granville \. Richa:d-
son.. and as he viii undoubtedly be
the Democratic nominee the ltepub-
] licnns will be very we'll satisfied. He
has made "A good record IN The short
time no has been on the bench and
in all probability will have no oppo-
Eltion in the Democratic primaries.
Tho Union county Democratic con-
vention has been called Co meet al
Clayton az 2 o'clock In the afternoon
81 August 5th. The precinct pri-
maries may be held not later than
July 30th, the precinct officers sttp-
ulating the manner of holding The
primary IN zach precinct.
The Santa Fc county Republican
convention Is To- hc held August 18TH
Il has been postponed uuti that date
SO that United states Senator catrof
may leave his ur0uou duties In the
senate and got homo To make the
keynote speech and preside In M
home bailiwlck.
The Ration Reporter, cofnmcutini
on the mention of II. T.. BicKley az
"a posi- bile Democratic nominee fol
congress, quotes Mr. Buckley as say.
Ing he II too busy arranging q good
water supply for Ration to worr'
with bcinc "a candidate.
The ColfaN county Dcmocrpti'
convention viii be held saturday
August Sth in Springer. The pre-
cinct primaries Will De held Angus.
lst.
Tho Mora county Democrats vii
hold their convention on July 81, q
name delegates To- the state conven
ton and nominate Legislative candl
dates. Rafael Romero, assistant sec
rotary Of state. ana T.. H. J. Roy arr
being talked Of for the nomination
Republicans are considering Franz
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21
ALL RETAILERS SHOULD
BE AT CLUB TONIGHT

y. n. Connolly, president Of tho
Retail Grocers' association Of the
United states. will be tho guest OF
Inc retail Merchants associatio
Inc commerc.Nl club tonight d. =
n s-top.oyer nr niind.
colo. whore he ,.u a,.s a state
meeting 81 retail Nsetcna.
MIR. Connolly ~ MIA
re train No. I m ioa on irHi
No. =. The rcccp'ir1 tho
will start at i:20
retail merchant Of 600 q
To be present ~ th1i go PR.
dent Lithgow OF Ipuri %
as ieti D.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21
KnIshl- Of CoIumbas MeclIug.

There win be a meeting OF Aihu-
querquc Council so. 6ii, Knishts OF
Columbus this evening at S O'Clock "A
odd Fellows hall. Visiting members
always welcome 90 attend.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21
safe.

Little Mary was on the veranda IN
the morning sunshine when she was
a friend Of the family approaching
and. without waiting TO be addressed.
she called, Hello. Mr.. Masonl I've
had a birthday"
why. Mary. Ia that sol How old
arc your"
-Four years old" she told him.
Il wonder. now. what I'D better do
to your" Mr. Mason pondcrcd. and was
amused at the reply that came ver5
positively.
You can't I'm sitting on IT,
woman's Home CompaDlon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21

cent lithia- water drink which every
one should tax nov ana then to keep
the kidneys clean aud active and the
blood pure. thereby avoiding serious
kldneN cnmplinnilnna.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21
FARMINGTON FRUIT
To Be EXPORTED
THIS YEAR
Denver Commission with Lon
don and French Connections
Proposes to Send Choice Sc
lections Abroad.

Pennington, s.. ~, July 1s-Tho
FlfuursiDu Fruit Growers oss'ci'-
ton has c1ufuelcd delivery oi boz cn-
tire fruit crop this scar thruuEh
of the l1rrrr Denver commission
houses which hos ogtondcd European
connections and which viii use the
selected portion ct tho san juan ape
tie crop for export 90 Elslaud 1nd
France.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21

An umbrella with the handle go
ioinicd that tho center IS cnrriod over
tho head ~ the person using o. has
been PATENTED.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21

lie, the Herald want ad do yout
work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21

Sheriff HixenbauEh Of coifax
county raided a number Of aileged
eambling games Ia Ration last week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21
New Mexico NewS Notes
And Development Matters

Three motor trucks are now engas-
ed la making daily trips between Las
Cruces and NJ Paso hauling express
matter. These trucks carry farm
products at a rate OF so cents a hun
drcd. or 20 cents under the railway
express rate Of 80 tents n hundred,
or 20 cents under the railway express
rate.
Edmondson u. Link & co. last
zee shipped i've cars OF cabbage
from Mesllla Park to Florida iobbers.
Prices paid are said 10 have been
htfong.
Mnuaeers of the Arizona state tair
hnyc planned an endurance race Tor
motorcycles which will run from
Phoenix 90 ~springerviile and return.
Each own along the way Is 10 be
asked to put up $50 as prizes for the
three racers arriving nrst in that
town.
clyde. the t5-year old son Of Mr
and Mrs. " ~. Nonstcr. Of Roose-
Welt. curry county. WIS drowned last
week while bathing in one a. the
small lakes OF the section.
Deputy sheriff Lyman Garrett
"Wednesday shot and killed "a MeSican
lnhorer at Hurley, Grant county.
when ne was forced To- Gre into IS
Gang of the men who we're attacking
a fellow officer. Deputy sherin Red
ding. who had tried to arrest one %
the men for disordorly conduct. Fran
! cisco Araifo WAS the dead mans
name.
60 udo ana Roy watkins. arrested
some time ngo Tor rnhhiag tho post
office az Alma IN western Socurro
cruniy have been held &C. the uniic
States grand jury IN $1,000 bond
They IRE IN iali In default of the
iopd. Tho lads nre u and 10 yesr'
I'D end took So from the post o..
Gee.
J. BurnE, on nttnche 81 the Krakr
carnival, was arrested last week 'f
Ra;on on n charge 81 forgery Th'
chcck used vs. Hurns wnH one sup.
roFod 10 have been sir1ed by an Yai
cer g The Colorado Mercantile com.
pany 81 Trinidad.
Sheriff Hixenbaush Of coifaa
county raided a number OF aileged
gambling games Ia Ration last week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21

Tho sanatoriums here are great
supporters of the ban team. many OF
The patients mover missing q game.
Thoy not only attend the games
Silver city but follow the team
around the circuit. DR.. O. T. HYDE,
the medical director, of 81. Joseph's
b. president Of the local club and &C.
such an ardent fan that ne has hcon
n~ick-named "Couuie Mack Dr. and
Mrs. Bullock aud Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne Mac V. Wilson. Of the Cottage
~sauatorlum. are devoteos Of tho game
seldom. n ever. missing an exhibition
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21

improvements are the order of the
day here. Lowe ana Ham, the coal
transfer and forwarding aFcnts have
purchased from Boulware aud Emo
the Silver City public warehouse and
c%orrals owned by them. Tho east end
Of the property viii be rchuilt with
commodious Offices and Iragc in
mission style To- conform 90 tho new
Santa Fc station which adioins. with
the completion Of these two build
lngs the very unattractive approach
Ia tho city will be almost done away
with.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21
SILVER CITY MAN IS
ABLE TO PROVE
It ON CITY
Or. Bullock, Punched for Vio-
lating Automobile Law,
Proves Light Burning but
0bscured by Mud. Improve.
ment in Order.

silver CITY. y. ". July co.
Friends of Dr Earl s.. Bullock. mcdi-
cal director CO.. the New Mexico cot
tarc snnntorium. are sure al the
treatment accorded him by % pug
n]ncious night Watchman In this city.
Soycral nights ago, following his
usual custom. DR. Bullock attended
The movies. leaving his automobile
standing In front. The night watch
man came along and took motto OF tho
fact that the Doctors rear light was
apparently not burning. Nothing was
said or done nt the time. "a the next
afternoon when the doctor paid his
daily visit 60 see his patients. he was
hailed before the Justice OF the peace,
". H. Newcomb, and chargcd with
opeatring an automobile without hav.
ing % rear lamp burning.
At the hearing, DR.. Bullock was
represented by Powell ana Royal.
his attorneys. and throush then
proved hat it WINS practically lmpos-
sible 10 have his front lamps lighted
and tho rear one ont. as hey wer,
all on the snmc circuit. Tho fact de
veloped during the hearing that the
rear lamp va iighted but that b ha,
accumulated 50 much mud from 81.
Vcr city streets that the light was oh.
scured. MIR. Royal e~loqucntly con
tended that a man could not 10 con.
victed for violating either the act o
the legislature or an ordinance Of IN,
town. when the town failed TO kcor
its streets In proper condition: fur
thcrn.,fe. the act OF the Legislature
simply provides hat every motor We.
hicle shall during the perio,
from ono half hour after sunset Z,
onc-half hour hefofe sunrise displal
"a least two lighted lamps on m,
front ana n on the rear Of such We.
hiclc.' Dr. Bullock was able to prove
that his rear lamp vas lighted over
though the mud Gbsoured the Hgh
and as this complied with The law tn,
charge was dismissed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21

Friends Of Howard p. Dupuis were
shocked 20 learn OF his death In Dc
soft on Monday following an opera
ton for appendicitis. Mr.. Dupuis had
lived here for almost Two years. dur-
lng which time hc mad a complete
recovery from an incipicnt case Of
tuberculosis. He was In splendid
health when he left IN May. on his
way east ne stopped be- albuquerque
with his friend 7. e. Fontnnna and
they were entertained al the Com
morcial club. To beat tuberculosis
and then 90 have aupcldicitis carry
ono on Is hard luck indeed.
The New Mexico Cottage %sanator-
ium has added 10 their N-ray equip
ment hy ulncinP iu Operation a new
huroscopic stand and screen. This
gives them one Of The finest equip
mcnts In the southwest "a an invest
ment 81 close to $500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21

Capt .Chna. A. Reynolds ~ the
land ofncc at Roswell IL be-
Ing discussed as a legislative candi'
date from ChaVcs county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21
Today's Live News Of the Sunshine State
New Mexico Politics
and Political Activity

ms, Mas sanchez ana several 9th
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-07-31
BATDORF.

Grace Macarthur spent a few DAYS
last week with Agnes Macarthur.
Mrs. Will Batdorf and children
were ever Sunday guests in Toledo al
Fred Fashbaugh's.
Lobe Lowery and wife of Maumee
spent Saturday at Ed Dailey's.
Roy Barrel spent Sunday at Stry.
ker.
Arnold Geiger and wife we're Sun.
day guests at William Norris.
Elmer Macarthur and family spent
Sunday at James McArthur's.
Geo. Berkebile and wife, Will line:
and family, Ira Seymore and family
Joe Vernier and family, Mrs. Ec
Berkebile and children and Hannah
Blough enjoyed Sunday at David
Berkebile's.
Orpha Berkebile and Mrs. Laura
Berkebile spent Sunday at Carl Saw.
ages.
Mrs. Horn, Robert, Earl and Lena
Schweinfurth spent Sunday at Jake
Smiths.
Grandma Brill spent Wednesday
with Carrie Smith.
Marion Driver is visiting this weel
with Florence Smith.
Chas. Snyder and family of Napo.
leon, Dan Ringle and family, Albert
Philip and wife of Stueben, Russell
George and family, N. G. Aumend, d
C. Aumend, Mrs. M. E. Aumend
Mrs. T. T. fireman, and daughter
Mrs. Dan Lilley and C. L. AumenC
and family of Wauseon, enjoyed Sun
day at O. r. Georges.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-07-31
NOTICE TO

In compliance with orders issued by the
Tax Commission of Ohio public meetings will
be held in the several taxing districts of Full
ton county to discuss the doings of the yari-
Gus boards who prepared the budgets for the
different amounts needed to run their dis
tricts for the incoming year.
All tax payers are invited to attend, and
all taxing authorities are requested to at
tend these meetings. which will be held on the
following dates and places:
Amboy Township School and Special school
Dis. Metamora Municipal and School Dis,
Aug. 3rd., Z D. m, Council Room, Metamora,
Gorham Township and School dis, Aug. 4th,
z p. m. Town Hall, Fayette.
Franklin Township and School Dis. Aug,
4th p. M. Town Hall Franklin Twp.
Fayette Village Municipal and School Dis,
Aug. 4th, z p. m. Town Hall, Fayette
Dover Township, School and Spring Hill
School, 9Th, Z p. m. Town Hall Dover Twp.
Pike Township and School Dis, Aug. 5th,
7 p. M, Town Hall Pike Township.
Fulton Township, and School Dis, Aug. 5th,
Z y. M, Town Hall, Fulton Twp.
German Township. School and Elmira
Special Dis, Aug. 9Th Z p. M, Town Hall
Archbold.
Arehbold Municipal and School Dis. Aug
6th, z p. M, Town Hall Archbold.
Rovalton Township and School Dis, Aug.
7th, I p. M. Town Hall Lyons.
Chesterfield Township and School Dis. Aug,
It'll. Z p. M, Town Hall, Chesterfield.
Lyons Village Municipal and School Dis,
Aug. 7th, Z p. m, Council Room, Lyons.
Swan Greek Township and School Dis,
Aug. 9Th Z p. m, Hall, Bradley.
York Township and School Dis, Aug. 9Th
z p. m, Town Hail, South York.
Delta Village Municipal and School Dis,
Aug; 9th. z p. M, Council Room. Delta.
Clinton Township School and Pettisville
School, Aug 10th. Z p. m, Town Hall. Wau-
seon.
wauseon Municipal and School Dis, Aug.
10th, Z D. M. Town Hall, Wauseon
swanton Municipal and School Dis. Aug
10th, Z D. M, Town Hall, Swanton.
ROLL HOY,
J.. F. OUTCALT,
w. W. ACKERMAN
Budget Commissioners
Wauseon, Ohio, July Both, 1914.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-07-31
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

d highway DSpdTl1leuL. EH
Columbus, Ohio, July 20, 1914.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Of
fee of the STATE HIGHWAY COMMITS
SIONER at COLUMBUS, OHIO, until two
o'clock P. M. August 4th, 1914, for grading
and paving the roadway as follows:
Fulton Co. Pet. 1921 l. C. II. 20 Paving
with bituminous macadam the Toledo-Wau-
'seon Road, in Swan Creek Twp. Length 1s80s
fit. or 1856 miles. Width of paving IA #.
Estimated cost of construction $25, 97S.46.
Bids will also be received for constructing
the bridges and culverts and applying Bitumi-
nous Binder on above mentioned highway.
Estimated cost of construction, $14.650.S1.
The bidder must submit a proposal and con-
tract bond for an amount equal to the amount
of his bid. Date set for completion August
LIST, 1915.
Plans and specifications are on file in the
office of the County Commissioners and the
State Highway Department. The State High
way Commissioner reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
JAMES r. MARKER,
1872 State Highway Commissioner.