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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-07
adsliaer waarftberidtt.
Gineinnafi. 6. mai.

gincinRati, 8. Wdi.
Dk nddfolgenben Gnotiruna.n b.,
litten It'd uur auf gnsros Trans
dttionsn. Bel fIsinersn 0tihdftsn
lperben etipas b0b<rs g)rsife b.re6net.
probifirn n
G6mdIa - prima steam
9.50-9.60; Jamilp Shmal3 1O3
--10ae pro 9funo.
Srodenpetdtaenes Eltif h
Sbort clear GeiieH 104-10ae; Grtrd
flor tclear 10--104c; ibort RippsHfeis
ten 10-1oie; S4ultsrn 8t-8ae;
Bellies 1oi-11e.
Bacon. G6ort clear Gsiten
11i--11bt; ertra ibort clear Ssitsn
11-11ac; ihor I Ripp.uieitsn1 l.
lie; Sdaltsrn 9a-9Ac; Bellies III
--12c.
Gugar Gureb Tltii4. -
Sdinten 14A-15c; pienic Sfultern
10!-10ae; grsaifsfi Bacon 18-
19e Saultsrn in pcdetsn 10t--
lo2e; 81. p. Gut S6ultsrn 10a-
10ac; trodsns Beef Sdintsn 25--
&c.
GHbsepbi.ttss gl.if4.
= per pfunb: G6inin 12-12at;
picnic S6ulitru S4-Sic; 9slliss
15i-164c; S4ult.rn S4-Sst; U.
y. Gut bu. s4-S4e.
Hrifhes ifIeif6. - S6iu
fen 11a-12t;; ly1ienIs S4;a!tsga "a
-sac; Stnliern 73-ssc; i6ort
gfippenIsit.n 9s-10e; ibOrt clear
Gsiten 9t-10te; srira fbort SeiteH
9a-1Oc; Bellies, lsidt 15-16e;
Bellies, f4per. 11a-12ac.
Me6l unb 9.treibe
WebI. - @inter goteirt $I.f5
-735; Winter fanep $6.80-7.05i
Winter Jamilp 6.4o-6.55; DiHter
srtra $5.95-6.15; Wint.r oroinds
res S5.75-5.95; 5art.r Wsis.n ga.
tent S7.55-7.95; Sari.r Dei5eu
fanep $7.1o-735; garter @eiSrn
syamilp S6.10-6.5o; ROgssumsbI
norbrp.iilidss ssmifhtts $685.
so; rsinss Gitp Ross.ume5I $685.
$50; gitp ssmii4tss ROsssum.bI
$e.25-6.50.
Nei3en go. 2 roibcr @inter
$1.6o--1.61; Ro. 3 bo. S1.59-1.e0;
Ro. A DO. s1.56-1.59.
DeIf6torn. RO. l psibss
Sole; SO. 2 bo. 8o-80te; Ro. 3 DO.
79-soe; To. 4 DO. 77a-7se; RO. 5
DO. 76a-77c; 81. Q 70. 75a-76e.--
Ru. / ge!bss 79c; 30. Z DO. 7sa-79c;
go. 8 bo. 78-7sac; SO. 4 DO. IT
7St; Rp. 5 bo. 76-77c; SO. 6 DO. rs
-76e. - no. l ssmiidt.s 79c; Ro. 2
DO. 7sa-79e; go. 8 bO. 7s-78se;
go. 4 DO. 77-7sc; SO. s DO. 10
re; geo. 6 DO. 75-76c. Weibes aci'
6.nfurn 7e-soc; ssl6es so-S1e;
a.miittes 78-s0e per 8uIb.l.
Safer. Rp. 2 tpetbsr 574-
57ae; Stanbarb psib.r 57-57ic; Ro.
3 ipeiber 56a-57e; 80. 4 tp.ib.r 55a
-56ac; 80. l s.miftt.r 56a-57t;
go. 8 semii6tsr 56-5eAc; glo. A aes
miihtsr 55t-5sc.
Rosgen. - Ro. 2 $1.18-1.19;
SO. 8 S1.16-118; Po. a S1.13-
1.16.
Whisfh.
9ersauft Durb.n 294 8bla. Ti
RilI.ra iginifheo gochs aus Der Saib
pcn s1.39 per ga1cre.
Grpceries.
- rn-1l Iii of..sE.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-07
2lmsmdrtise Wdrfte.
Rem gort, 6. Wai.
We6l. - Uaurit itetig.
Rosssnebl. = Marit itettg.
aos8ea. - Mdrtt itstig.
9erite. - Mdrtt it.tis.

1tLllk, - utulAI lltllH-
Dei3en. - Martt piIig. Ro. 2 ros
f9er $1.67a unb Ro. 2 barter s1.69t
{. /. (. aui Dem gsI:iis; 70. l TOrtbern
Duluth $1.64i mo Ro. / ROrtberu
Manitoba $1.66a C. /. I. Buffalo.
DelI6torn. - gsartt ipiatg; RO. 2
ssl6es &c prompt absslifsrt.
Safer. - Martt rllbis; gtanbarb
Gig; gIo. 3 peiber 61c; iunt1 gsFiiIitsr
rpsibsr 62-633c.
5eu. - Wartt rubis.
5opfsn. = Mur't ru6tg.
5Guts. = Marti itstig.
Qeosr. - Mar,i ieii.
Bort. - Uaartt itstig.
Beef. - Wartt itsti9.
S6mdl5. - Wartt ipillt5; Mibble
ISsit $9.s5-9.95.
5alg. - Mdrtt iisttg.
NoQe. - Wfortt itstig.
6ar3. - Wartt rubig.
9erpsntin. - Wartt itetis.
Reis. - Rdrit itetig.
Wo.aFIes. - Rartt it,tig.
3ut.r. - Ro6,r Wartt rusis unb
iteti9. Centrifugal $4,70-4.77; Wos
laTss $3.93-4.00; raffiHirtsr ftetis.
GbitagO, 6. gtai.
Dsi3sn. - Giir gaai S1.59s-1.s
61t, an 54lub 1904; fir SuIi 81
32l-L34I, am Salub S133g.
DsliaIorn. = Giir Rai 76ls-765.
alA e4iub 764t; fir Suti 78s-79s,
am S6luB 785t.
Saisr. = Jir gfai 54s-544. am
S6lub 54s:; FIT SuIi 53s-54sc. am
S6Iub 53Ec.
Ross.u. - 10. 2, s1.20a.
9.rite. - 73-79c.
limotbp. - S5.oo-6.75.
Rles. - S8.50-12.75.
Bort. - Glr Suli S1S.12-18.32,
an S9lub 1872; fir September 49,
55-18.72, en- salub $1s.72.
Gfmal3. - Giir Sult 10.2Q-10.'
80, an S6lub 1922; fir SEPTEMBER
10.45-10.55, an SdIub 10.47.
gfippenisiten, - Cir SIli $10.67-
1877, am edIuB 1915; fir Septems
Der S10.95-ll.02. am S4lub S11.,
0o.
Butter. 49, uldrtt unperdHSsrt.
gier. - USdrtt unosrdHoert.
aartoTieIn. = Wartt bOber; Wts
d,igdu unD IiscOHiin rotbe 35-3Sc;
bO. tpeibs 35-42c.
GefliissI. - eebenbss. Wurtt I'M
psrGnnsrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-07

GinsisnstL .. Mai l9ls.

GtHetInsti, Q. Nfai 1915.
Nis Gsfhdfie irsrtn tsute In ben bitii.
cen Banisn ,ismlih lsbbaft nno GeIo mar
mtnia. Dnr TarIsbsH on rail-" merDtn pcn
esH BaHisn ~ btre9net, wdbreno We'
i4dIteprpiere Su 5-b& bis!oniirt wsresn.
i'm oNensR Marite nurben 9arlebeu .on
felis ~ sK-l96 uub aui 8eit ~ A--4hS
ns4ia snf Rsp Dsrf
ErrtsH - Bari jwiiasu essien Seriauii.
1ts essnfsrrafs bs1rdst voc prduis per
Hsafa srf asrsys.
Sidt' Rfdiel auf aoHbon uHrssn Al
el5i-Aslx yer $40. SithiHs quoliri. Sur
Gsdfsl anf etrIin pxrben 84e iiiS Wari
bsredxet. fiir Betisl anf paris 19-isH
pro DraRr, auf Wmterbsm 4of pro Vuls
bsH sne suf HisH i7e yn 9roat
esnsss.cbassfissss
pares rubio sxb Rstis. Die sassta que.
ginlauf. ger,aut
~ DsRis is3s Coup .ilsX -
- Dsnbs. is1s........iNH 1o
DsHbS. 1859. ....... 95L -
BaHsma .......... "
~ Dsssns .1oIK ioa
Gfsarius 1snisumfass.
Die limidvt I'm bisTgsN Glsaringbaus
bsittfen iih ksnis asf tt.si1, zoe.
Fetal esiHsiiaien.
Orr Rarit In QoiaIftfsriiaten mar bsuis
siiras Iettaittr unb bic @rsiis sattn isit.
Bsrsauft Durbtn:
auitu gsris.
First Cali.
$1,000 e. o. u. Z. yX 70H
Gmtriesn Boiling Elia i49A
siEt. Cos ii. Geeirir ......... ssh
10 Ctio Cities Gas. ........... 94H
20 ginc. Sireei Mp. p....... 99X
Second Call.
5000 y. g. u. I. sK .... T0k
Cine. Gas v. Electric. ....... 6Sh
s Cine Gus " electric ........ SIX
10 Ohio Gitiss q5as slL
30 Qlne. Sirset Rp p...... 80
Siftb' birb Rational paut ..... 1Hk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
OIL HAS NOW
REACHED $500

Pittsburgh. Nov. 1S.-Two dollar
OIL, the goal of hundreds OF producers
throughout the country. WAS reached
this morning when the South Penn on
company announced the second ad.
vance in crude oil for the week. as
follows: Pennsylvania crude. 81: Mer-
Ger black. New Castle. Corning. Sl.sU:
Cabell. Sl.55; Somerset. SLAP. bag
land. 20 cents. This Is an advance OF
ten cents a barrel on each grade ex-
cept Ragland which remained I'M
changed.
OH producers have for a long time
been waiting for the day when Penn
sylNania, the base of the market.
would command 81. and they would be-
able 10 sell teir product for what they
believed 10 20 be worth Last August
the advances started and impelled BY
curtailment Of production abroad ana
increased consumption in this coun-
Try OIL has been going up ever since.
FIVE cents a barrel was added from
time 10 time by the purchasing agen-
cles, not enough oil came out 10
satisfy IN edemand. and this week
lltlctu cents more was offered Inis
new price Is expected TO bring out IN
greater part o tthc several million
barrels OF crude known To be above
ground and TO stimulate drilling m me
nope OF increasing production. OF the
amount known TO be available. com
petent authorities said today a mir
lion or more barrels is in The
Virginia field alone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
WHERE ARE THE
FREIGHT CARS

The shortages or freight cars report
ca from various parts or the country
sci ctpacit! AZ e. result OF th, European
war, which has caused congestion OF
cars at the Atlantic and Gulf por,s
ava has u,t up thousands of freight
cars for which shippers are clamorins
tl.tWher', says the Railway Age Ca
zette iu les current issue. The Gazette
urges as "a remedy a demurrage or
storage charge GOA export freight Co pre-
Ntut shippers ifuu continuing TO send
S,N'ut- ln 'h' r"hststod ports until
being loaded into boats. and suggests
tndi tho Interstate Commerce Commits
SION. ~ immediately calling representa-
tNcs OF the carriers aud Of tho leadiuH
boards OF trade together at Washing
TON, and keeping them there until they
remedy in time tu Lu some good this
year
Tho Railway Age Gazett, says in
''Il IL business conditions during
me PAST two years had not been such
mat thc roads were moro worried about
III" i"rge actual number of surplus cars
nl'nl they might have had more money
q" buy more new ears lrfOr, they were
needed rs ~ has harreucd. the revival
OF business has succeeded tho long
period uf depression so suddenly that
tl' large ~urpluse~ have melted away
almost overnight. and shortages are APP
shortages OF box cars boz central Freight
NSs"cittiun territory and the Northwest
llI OF 'ltl cars On Trunk Line and Cen
tfA freight Association territory.
Ihe monthly bulletin OF the Commit
Tee ON Relations between Railroads OF
.lr American Railway Association FOR
november D showed a shortage, 81 2G.eZN
,'i~ ana 90 surplus uf "2.NGs, the small
est not surplus since the fall Of 18Th.
lHc surplus having been reduced by a5.-
4'1 in October and hV 1uA.24N in Sep
l'HIh'r Iur "" per cent of the time
since 1909 the American Railway Assoc
citation has reported lHrE. SURPRISES. hut
now the shippers are Milling the news
papers with complaints because they
cannot get cars.
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion has tried Co bring about co-Up,ra-
ton between the railroads and the ship
7 ri~ ana 20 minimize car shortages by
prompt banding Of cars ~ % would
promote the efforts Co establish a de-
n.,lrf'Ee pr storing, barge on export
aIl'Niatiun uf such situations as the
present one. and their prevention IN fu-
tuTc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
FINANCIAL
Bank of Ohio Valley
WHEELING. W. va
Resources Over One Million
Dollars.
PAYS - ON TIME DEPOSITS.


NEW YORK. Nov. Is-Cotton fu-
inl.- closed steady December Si154.
January siIT1. March giI.gg. MAY sIq .
It July FZg3.
Trading was quiet during the early
t.~ but d'mIuI showed "a ten
.''.E Oh. increase on reaction OF e DO q
POINTS HH. prices ruled steady around
-.'.h with January holding at about
Tart of the early buying was arain
"II Iihui'H fH Russian trade interests.
HH. ... market Shove increasing nrm-
o.f.rs tlt middle of the morning.
WI" January selling up Goo SII.sG and
N.tf'. Oh. hI-I2 ur about 1u Co. ~ points
."uN' IH-f rieht closing figures. A
INIINHr advance Iu sterling exchange
900. N.I-rf southern spot adViCes en-
.r'NIuE. fuH upward movement. buf
th. advance Wa. checked by rea1gIue
around midday HU. prices reacted 2 Ur
points from OBJ. best
-l.' cotton quiet. UIi1IInE urIands
SD .a sales ..H bales.
cotton futures opened steady nrHfr.
Dor f.. 20 I.u.Hr. N'ItU. March gII.
Nd. Mag $780, Jolly kI4UJ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
WALL STREET SUMMARY.

Bank of England rate unchanged at D
per cent.
South Penn oil Co. resumes payment
of extra dividends by declaring regular
quarterly dividend 81 SO and So extra
Clarence NackIy resigns as director
of Federal Sugar E,fE Co.
Gasoline prices and crude oil prices
continue go advance.
Copper strong az 10 cents.
llg demand for lead at advanced price
"i 90 cents and price OF .spcltcr ad-
Naucgd 20 is cents.
e. n l. a i. receiver report FOR year
ended June $50. shows deficit after
charges of S73f.61T against surplus OF
si'u.6-l previous year.
Canadian domestic loan to BE- $50. 00O.-
600 bearing 5- per cent interest arsl
viii D., sold NJ Y1fs.
Reorganization plans Of Frisco pro-
vide that control of road Doe placed IN
hands Uf trustees for five years.
Average price Ui D. lulustrials 122 30,
up u.NH per C,ut.
cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19

Union T. by interests that usually at
tract a lare" following when dealing On
tho long side.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1S.-NOw thai act
ual detcils OF IA. proposed copper
merger are announced. IL f. not imurUb-
able that We may get a slight reaction
In the copper shares because many pvu-
pie always take profits ON the theory
that the good news Is out. w, have.
however. got a situation in the Cupp,r
metal market that BE- unique and IL Is
difficult Co see how We are DIN 20
avoid higher prices for an copper shares.
Zach Butte Is cheap and will sell
higher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
FINANCE

New York. Nov IS Railway
shares were almost the only redeem
ing feature of todsy's irregular and
PROFESSIONAL market. those issues DIS
playing general strength and a
roader inquiry. after an early period
OF hesitancy. Erie was the most &C
I'VE stock in the list and advanced -
o AZ, its highest price in almost a
iecade. Union Pacific's steady rise
II almost 3 points TO 14lis. the top
|luotation of the year. stimulated a
iemand for such stocks as st. PAU,
Great Northern. Reading. Lehigh var
.ey and New Haven, which were highr
10y y to : points.
Thre Were sporadic gains in the war
ana semtwar descriptions. as we'll as
automobile and sugar stocks and
Inited Fruit, out pressure upon there
issues invariably was followed by re-
verSals.
United States Steel was he Target
ot the short interest. and Bthlenem
Steel ranged betwn igD and 474. clos
ING al $50. "a gain OF . points In
Sneral. specialties Of all kinds sug-
Eested an increasing lack Of pubic
interest Trading was dun excepr IN
the first hour. with total sales OF
$4,000 shares.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Nov Assertion that
steps being taken hy foreign govern
W'ut- would bring about 70 reduction OF
ii'IEHt rates uu the ocean gave decided
strength iuddN Co the wheat market
N"rt Primes closed -trarE. I"- fu f.
Ia. not higher. With December at
i"H u Iu''z and may 90 iusik uIH14
,H"r gained Dr. tu H. and oats $50.
III. provisions trc outcome was UuChauF-
eel fu s.D higher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
~ 3 nEyan.a cIe.inr So 80.

LN hDltN. SOY. lN.-IuItr tls r.4t
OF Ohipn Pacific. th, rails were -tr.u.
H"g Ilsu,r. iut ion other l.p4r.r[.r.
'aH@4hk produced rrCrs-tuuS. TIN, man
generally appeared to bg AWAITING
sumo new incentive. The rails arr te.T
n .'.k Iht doing better l1r r a..
lnauatFlaI department some rather fu-
tGeh.lsi distribution has already ..rflr-
ly in the CouurrS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
WHEELING TRA-=-
AASS CAN sSLaDULA
AAEinG Eject JuEs Is1s-



PANHANDLE line
AND MrI4ShITRa
Daily Except sunday
"nssnE Wel'sburE
z2nd Street -.
! ro'SSsHs Wel;sSUrR
1850 y. m. iisos
MOUNDSNILLE LINE
AND hOUNDSVnA
Daily Except sunday.
10Th Street. -
N - anh Aoundsvi0a
ago .. IN
On lines having regular ernrsa. 49,
wee Weighing In excess Of
MY POUNDS or large bulk will noT ba
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LlNES-Daily Except Sunday.
NO shipments, except emergency hin
ments OF medicines. will be carried n
passenger cars between 900 n a:iI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
~PITTsBURGH sTOcKs

Total shares ESQ 900.
Bonds 81 600
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19

BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. v. &c.. Sow d, .r-
g. .''H Do. a. o. Nt-f,u a 90. n,w-
.''~ Boston stock EygHHuE. SO gsl
".fI. avenue I~IttrtlrEH. p1.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-07-27

On motion auditor is authorized to
issue warrant for $4,77O.0O to Z. f.
Atkinson, contractor for construc-
ton of county home as shown by es-
innate No. of architect.
The following resolution was on
motion adopted:
Whereas, the board of supervisors
of Hardin county has proposed to
construct a bridge between section
|13, Williams township, Hamilton
county, and section IS, Alden town
ship, Hardin county, on condition
that Hamilton county pays one-half
of the expense of construction OF
said bridge. therefore be it resolved,
that the proposal be accepted and
| Hamilton county by its supervisors
agreeing to pay one-half of said eX-
pense upon a proper bill being filed.
On account of the change in the
law governing the salary of sherlf,
it was moved and seconded that sal
airy of sheriff be fixed at $1,000 per
year, commencing July 4th, 1915,
and ending January l, 1916, and the
salary of deputy sheriff be fixed at
$3.50 per year, commencing July 4,
1915, and ending January /, 1915.
The following resolution was on
motion adopted:
Whereas, the time for completion
of Walker drain No. 161 has eXpir-
ed, and no effort being made by con-
tractor to complete the construction
of said drain.
Therefore be it resolved, that
county auditor be and is hereby in
structed to notify the sureties for
the completion of said drain, that
drain must be completed with due
diligence as provided in contract;
and upon failure to do so the super
visors will exercise the rights under
contract for the completion of said
drain.
Report of engineer on petition for
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-07-27

drainage district by Nels Svenson be-
ing on file, the board on motion in
structed auditor to publish notice OF
hearing on said petition.
The board proceeded to check
drainage districts for issuing bonds
for unpaid part of drainage assess
ments, and on motion the following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved, that in the matter OF
the cost of Braland ditch or drain
we, the board of supervisors OF HAM
ilton county, Iowa, find that the es-
timated cost of such improvement IN
Hamilton county, Iowa. is greater
Il than should be levied in one year
upon the lands benefited, and that
bonds should be issued for all that
part of said improvement in Ham
ilton county, Iowa, not paid IN
cash, and that bonds running seven
years, bearing five and half t5R)
per cent semi-annual interest and
One-n1tn OF tlle pIlHClpdl pasaoiO
each year commencing August I,
1918, is hereby authorized.
Be it further resolved, by the
board of supervisors of Hamilton
county, Iowa, that there be levied in
the Braland drainage district No.
159, sum that will equal 20 per
cent of the principal commencing
with year 1917 and five and half
(51a) per cent annual interest on
the amount remaining unpaid from
year for the next seven years here
after.
And the county auditor is hereby
authorized and instructed to make
the necessary levies from year to
year to carry out this resolution.
On motion board adjourned to
meet August 2, 1915.
0. j. Johnson.
Chairman Board of Supervisors
A. J. Peterson.
County Auditor and Clerk B. Of S.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-07-27
FRANK IS NOW
OUT OF DANGER
Attending Physicians Say Prisoner
Still Improves.

Milledgeville, Ga, July 23.-Tm-
provement in Leo NJ. Franks condi-
ton has been so marked that the
physicians attending him at the
Georgia state farm announced last
night that no further bulletins
would be issued unless there should
be a change for the worse. Inflam-
nation from the knife wound in
Franks throat inflicted by a fellow
convict decreased materially yester-
day and his temperature was within
degree of normal. Frank has re-
ceived scores of letters and kilograms
of sympathy from all parts of the
country.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-07-27
JULY 6, 1915.


Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, members present, Johnson
Bawden and Knickerbocker.
Report of county engineer on con-
struction of bridge $50 feet west OF
nH corner of section SO, Scott
township, being on file, recommend
ing that $4O2.12 be paid contract
or.
The board on motion authori3
auditor to issue warrant for $402.12
to J. A. Dunkel as payment in full
for construction of said bridge.
County engineer filed the follow
ing reports of road construction by
Conn Construction Company.
Sec. A. Ellsworth-R Radcliffe road
balance due $117.1S.
Sec. B. Randall-Roland road IS
per cent due $627.72.
Sec. 2 and Ellsworth-Story City
road IS per cent due $1,230.15.
The board on motion authorized
auditor to issue warrant to Conn
Construction Company for S1975.05
as shown by reports of engineer.
Report of construction engineer
in Peterson drainage district No.
166 being on file, recommending
that section No. /, be changed to an
average depth of 1867 feet of said
section, and on account of said
change in depth, the consideration
for the labor in construction of said
section be changed from $4,000 to
$7,677; after giving report due con-
sideration it was moved and second
ed, motion carried, that report be
accepted and changes approved as
recommended by construction engin-
eer.
Final report of construction en-
gineer in Reidt drainage district No.
1853 being on file, stating drains are
completed according to plans and
specifications, and recommending
that balance due contractor for lab
or in amount of $70S.92 be paid ::
the board on motion authorized aud
itor to issue warrant to contractor
for $70S.92 as payment in full of
contract price.
Report of engineer on petition for
drainage district by Allen Park and
others being on file, the board on
motion instructed auditor to publish
notice of hearing on said petition.
q Petition for joint drainage dis
'ric+s Hamilton and Wright coun-
mesti, Ollie Bige and others being
time the board on motion ap-
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iltOn county, asking for divorce
from you, and that the bonds Of
matrimony heretofore subsisting be-
tween plaintiff and defendant be
dissolved, On the ground of cruel
and inhuman treatment of such a
character as to impair the health
and endanger the life of the plain
tiff, and also on the ground that you
have become addicted to habitual
drunkenness after marriage. Said
petition also asks alimony, temper
airy and permanent, and the custody
of your children, and such other
and further relief as plaintiff is en-
titled to in equity.
You are further notified that I'M
less you appear thereto and defend
before noon of the second day of the
next term, being the October, 1915.
term of said District Court, which
commences at Webster City, Iowa,
on the 18th day of October, 1915,
default will be entered against you
and judgment and decree rendered
thereon as provided by law.
Dated Webster City. Iowa, this
18th day of July, 1915.
o. J. Henderson.
1874 Attorney for Plaintiff.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE SUPERVISORS.

| pointed J. M. Blake as commissioner
from Hamilton county on said petit
ton.
| Petition for drainage district by
G. H. Dick and others being on file,
the board on motion appointed J. r..
Drug as engineer to make prelimin-
airy survey and report on said petit
ton.
On motion auditor is authorized to
issue refund warrant to Garfield
Halverson for $5.46 on account of
error in tax for year 1914.
1t was moved and seconded, mo-
ton carried, that Nels Sandal be and
is hereby appointed justice of the
peace and Henry Dixon be and is
hereby appointed as constable in and
for Marion township to fill vacancy,
on account of the duly appointed
justice of the peace and constable
for said township not having quail
| flied.
On motion the following resolu-
tion was adopted:
Be it resolved by the board of SUI
pervisors of Hamilton county, Iowa.
that the county treasurer may de-
post the several funds in the fol-
lowing named banks, not to exceed
the following amounts at any one
time, to-wit:
Farmers Savings bank of Stan
hope 100000.
Randall Savings Bank of Ran
dali $15,OOO.OO.
Bonds being on file for double the
amount specified in the foregoing
resolution, that may be deposited in
said banks, the board on motion ap-
proved same.
On motion the following reports
of county officials for quarter end
ing June 3Oth, 1915, were approx
ed:
"A. ]. Peterson, county auditor.
J. C. Sterling, clerk of district
court
E. w. Holiday, county recorder.
Rufus, Nelson, sheriff.
On motion auditor is author
to transfer $500 from domestic an
imal fund to county fund and $3,-
'274.22 from temporary school fund
to county fund on account of no
transfers having been made from
temporary school fund in previous
years.
On motion board authorized audi
tor to redeem from tax sale lot 10,
block 3, township of Stratford.
On motion board adjourned to
meet July z, 1915, at 8 O'Clock a. m.
Y 7, 1915.
members present, Johnson, Baw-
proceeded with allowing bills against
!; bills were allowed and auditor auth