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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-12-10
BEST FIGHTER
Is The Citizen Soldier Says officer
of Massachusetts, National Guard

Colorado Springs. Colo. Dec. z-That
it would require very little effort to place
the Colorado National Guard on footing
worthy OF the state, and that loyalty to
the flag is ahead of anything else in oiti-
zeaship, is the declaration of Brigadier
General E. Leroy Sweester OF the Massa
chusetts National Guard, who is visiting
in Colorado Springs.
According to General Sweester one
of the principal reasons for the difficulties
encountered by Colorado in maintaining
bigger and more efficient National
Guard is the lack of suitable armories
"You have no armory yet in the state
worthy of being called an armory."
Another reason is that your people
have not been properly educated on the
question. and the guard has never been
given either financial or popular support
There is no need for this condition to
continue, adds General Sylvester. You
Colorado people are just as loyal to the
flag as we are IN Massachusetts. We OF
the East might see that day when we
would need you Colorado men badly to
repel foreign enemy, and if you could
supply nothing but a lot of raw recruits
without equipment, what good would you
do? The best soldier in the world is the
citizen soldier, and the proper thing for
this country to do is to build up citizen
sodiery that will always be ready and
well equipped for service"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-12-10
Helpful Hints for Busy FINGERS

Economic your time Trade at Hardeys. Here
lis list of helps for those who have apt fingers and
Icreative ability.
Linen Huck Towelng fancy, in widths from Is to
"a inches, priced at 35e to 75c yard.
Turkish Towes-Sold white fancy coos Quality
never good Reasonably priced at 75c to I5c apiece
Turkish Toweing it by the yard aud add bit of hand
made lace in dainty colors and have pretty present
Cretonnes bags for many purposes Good
a Sc inch widths. Per yard I0c 25G
Handkerchief Linen the right shernes for neat hand
kechief third of yard will make three. Add bit of lace
and have practical present 36 inches wid yard 90
Table Linen-Wat useful and acceptable to the
housewife than linen table with napkins match We
have good selection of patterns and good of values
from S 90 to SI.75
Lambs Wool Soles you crochet? We have the soes for
men, and children. Aud the Zephyr yarns many
coos What comfy pair of slopsrs would be.
Slipper TreesThey your dress slippers and shoes in
shape. Only Zoe per pair
Then the little things will need to be found notion
counterCoch hooks knitting needless tating sues ivory
snaps hooks and needless himbles emeries, etc
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-12-10
REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS

OF the City Council of the City OF
Rocky Ford
Ror% Ford. Colorado, Nov, 10, 1915.
Regular meeting OF council was held
in council chambers at 7:30.
Those present were Mayor Roberts;
Aldermen Lawson, Price, Deweese
Ecton. and Stratton.
Minutes of previous meeting were
read and approved as read.
Tho matter of refunding 100000 Of
water bonds came UP for consideration
and action Thare were present rep
resentatiyes Of five bonding companies
and persons to bid on the refundng
bonds, and Oswald F. Benwell OF Denver.
having bid the sum Of Slol ,455 SO for
said bonds optional until March S. 9 l6,
or the sum of 81. ASS. so premium. Said
bid being the highest and best on said
option made for said bonds. his said option.
al Did was accepted and the following
resolution was unanimously passed and
adopthd. authorizing the mayor and city
clerk to enter into and sign the contract
Oswald F. Benwell, embodying therein
the proper description of said bond, rate
of interest and time of payment, as pro-
gided by statute.
Aid. Lawson offered tho following
resolution which was seconded by Aid.
Stratton: "Be it resolved by the city
council OF the city Of Rocky Ford. That
the mayor and city clerk are hereby en-
powered and directed to execute and
sign a contract with Oswald F. Benwell
of Denver for the sale of the SlOo 600
refundng water bonds sold to him en-
boding there in the full details, terms and
conditions upon which bonds are to be
executed. sold and delivered. Roll call
resulted as follows: Those voting aye
were Aldermen Strat.on. Lawson. Dew
eese. Eeton and Price; those voting nay
none. After which the mayor declared
the resolution passed and adopted
The following bills were read and on
motion were allowed and warrants
ordered drawn for same.
Einis Virgins, Oct salary --- 5 s5 90
F W Maier, so 90
W Eoton, exchange on horse SO 90
sle5. 90
The reports of opening with Fourteenth
street; on dumping grounds, ana tho
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-12-10
Notice OF Stockholders Meeting OF
the Rocky Ford High Line
Canal Company

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of tine stockholders Of The Rocky
Ford Canal. Reservoir. Land. Loan and
Trust Company will be held Monday, the
thirteenth day OF December, 1918, at
10 o'clock a. m al K. of p. hall. over
postoffioe, in the city Of Rocky Ford.
otero County, Colorado. for the purpose
of electnE a board Of five directors, vot-
ing an assessment for maintaining and
operating the canal for the ensuing year,
and for the transaction Of any other bus
mess properly coming before the meet
ing.
Stockholders may vote in person or by
proxy, and are entitled to one vote for
each share OF stock standing in their
respective names as shown by the record
of outstanding stock certificates. The
books of the company will be closed for
the transfer Of stock ten days before the
meeting.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
W. L. SIcKENsERoER. President
Rocky Ford, Colorado. Nov. 10. 1918.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-12-10
See RaPdey'S First
Gloves for Men and Boys

Warm gloves with fur-backs Macknaw mitts for boys,
lined driving gloves for the men, guantet gloves
for the smaller boys. all may be bad at glove
counter Priced at per pair----$ So. so to Soc
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-12-10
See Hardey'S First
Comfy Slippers for Tired Feet

How gratefully think of the giver, evenings
when slip tired feet into pair of comfy slippers
given to us by thoughtful friend.
Ladies Felt Slippers the best styles in desirable coors
all sizes. Priced per pair-S.25 to Sl.75
Mems Slippers and Moccasins the kind that roomy
yet fit. Sizes to II in substantial coors Per
$I50 and SIT
Sizes are from to g Per par------Sio0 and S25
See Hardey'S First
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-12-10
If It's Shoes

Our shelves were fuller of good clean stock
of new shoes The styles right and the variety of
feathers is sufficient Don't worry about the size. They
can be exchanged after Xmas Watch ad for shoe
special in numbers coming in
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-12-10
Rocky FOrd, Colorado. Nov. 10. 1915.
Notice of Annual Nscetiui OF
5GochhOid@rs

Ss'isHDAHsr@
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of The Rocky Ford Ditch Com
paay will be held on Monday. the 5rd jay
Of January. A. D. 1916, at the hour ef
10 o'clock q. IN. on that day, az the office
OF the company. In the city OF Rocky Ford,
Colorado. at winch maatinR a Board Of
Directors will hs elected for the ensuing
year, an assessment on the stockholders
will DC levied. and such other and further
business transacted as may properly
come before the meeting. The books
Of the company for the transfer Of stock
will close Friday, December "a. 1915.
C, J. COVER, President
Rocky Ford, Colo. Dec. 2,l9I5.
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See Hsrdey'S First
In the Silk Department

4 chic line of ladies silk waists of crepe pussy will
low and messalines direct from eastern designer.
These will go quickly no two alike See them
Silk Hose
\ proper present for anyone to give and pleasing
present to receive. good line for you to select
from at our hose counter Priced at 50c $I00, Sl5O
Silk Waist Dress Patterns
good range of coors and variety Of kinds Some very
waist patterns, too. Choose something from
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-12-10
Hundreds of Xmas Handkerchiefs

Christmas Shoppers will find our handkerchief dis
play quite the most extensive in the city Handker-
chiefs for men, and children of the finest quail
ties at reasonable prices.
Childrens Handkerchiefs
Packed two or three in handsome burnt-wood boxes.
Sure to please the kiddies and the quality is right
too. Per box l5C
In prettiy decorated CARTON three neat cambria kerr
chiefs in a box. Per box 5c. -
Handkerchiefs in folders, neatly decorated Handke
chiefs dainy embroidered, two in folder, each
Ladies Handkerchiefs
Crepe de Chine handkerchies in coors with dainty lac,
edging to match. Others with plain hemmed edges.
Quite the newest thing in fancy handkerchiefs,
35c
Laaes sheer cambria handkerchefs with embroidered
designs, packed two and three in fancy boxes, per
Finer grades of handkerchef for ladies, packed two,
four or size in Xmas cartoons. Per box SOC to S50
Mems Seal Packerchief
Handkerchies of pure nen packed one, two and three
in a neat carton, clean and sanitary. Priced per
carton 0c to 25C
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-12-10
See Hardey's First
What Pleasing Gifts Furs Are

This season we offer large collection of fine and
and medium priced furs-there are rich and lustrous
fur sets, separate pieces in almost any desired skin
Let help you select your furs Our fur experience is
at your service.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-12-10
Sl85o 90

The reports Of opooing with Fourteenth
street; on dumping grounds, ana the
light on thirteenth Street were deferred
until next meeting.
Attention was called to the matter Of
sewer connections. On motion the matter
was referred to the Sewer committee.
Nothing further appearing council ad
journed until the next regular meeting.
j. A. JOHNSON, Clerk.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-12-10

You wish give your family and friends presents that
will please them. 1t is growing very near to Christmas
Lest the very thing you wish will be gone don't you think
you'd better buy your presents now? Besides you know
our saespeopIe are so rushed they will be
the few DAYS before Christmas.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-12-10
See Hardey's First
Wouldn't She Appreciate New
Handbag?

We are sure that from stock of handbags
would please her. New shapes of genuine leather,
best nickeed hasps, with substantial leather hand
straps. Furnished with toilet accessories and lined
with tho new lowered Innings. From $3.50 to 75c
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-12-10
See Rardey's First
Simmons Kid Gloves

Are surely worth while remembrance If you don't
know the size they can be exchanged by the recip
lent. Two.clasp gloves in the popular shades
ner rs
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I'm hernano del agente
f~inanciero de Villa
mur!6 iuchando
EN- Ell MINERAL DE PANU-
co Sc REGISTRO IN EN-
CARNIZADO COMBATE
Esnecial naraELA PRENSA.

Especial paraELA PRENSA.
Ell Paso, Texas, Febreco @
FL agente fnanciero de Francisco
Villa en- Ciudad Juarez, Luis Ga
xiola, recibi6 aver IN mensajet e
.legrdic0 en- el cual Sc le cOmuni.
ca que su hermano poiitiCO, el in
geriero Jose Antonio Paroles,
muri6 hace varios diAs en- eI mi,
neral de Panuco, Estado de ST.
naloa. en- donde ell referido inge-
Micro estaba radicado desde ha,
cia mucho tempo.
Paroles, al darse cuenta de que
los carranCistaS iban a atacar eI
mineral donde el trabajaba, pro-
cedi6 a reunir IN buen ndmero
de ~barreteros a los que arm0 de-
bidamente para ayudar q la de-
fensa del mineral, y tuvo Ia des-
gracia de ser una de las primeras
victimas de la lucha.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudao
de paso para Sonora, Rosario Mon
cada, p~residente de IN club cons
titucionalista en- HermOsillO.
Moncada viene de Aguascalientes
donde c~onferenci0 con Francisco
Villa sobre Ia necesidad de hacer
ell reparto de tierras en- Sonora.
Villa autoriz6 a Moncada para
que ~procediera a hacer el reparto
entire los que han tornado parte
en- la campaha, principalmente
entire los individuos que forman
la cIase de tropa.
Sc ignora 81 MOncada obrara
de acuerdo con el gobernador
Maytorena, pero es probable que
81, aunque como Sc ha visto, don
Jose Maria no esta dispuesto q
permitir que jefes de facciones
tengan ingerencia en- el Estadc
de Sonora, donde 6l es Ia Gnica
autoridad.
Ell Corresponsal.
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FallecinnientO en-
~Spicewood

E. senior Leon Guevara compa-
triota ~nuestro, falIeci6 ei dia 4
del presente en- ~Spicewood. Ie.
xag. en- donde rasidia desde hace
varies meses.
Guevara dejt de eXisuir en- Ia
casa de nuesrO s~uscTiD-Or, DOnln-
20 CaDales, Quien nos ha- coTnu-
nicadO este suceso para cue 10
hagamos pGbiico Y Iiegue, De es-
te modo, a couocimient9 &c Ia ia
miiia del eXt.nto, pues Sc ignora
ell punto donde reside actuaimeG-
meute.
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La TRI8JAA POPULAR.

Interesante foIIeto que c]ontiene
una collection De discursos, him
nos Y documentos indispen5ables
para las festas patr.as.
Este magniico H5ro, superior q
todos los de 81 ciasa, ha vanido 6
llezar una necesida3, pues si-ve
muehisimo z las personals que to.
man Da-ta En- las c-.sL-aciones
patri61cas = mu.Jaiistas. Con
tiene 81 Hinuo NacioRal Mexico.
no. discusses para 81 ) ae Febre-
70 y eI q de Mario, 81 Himno g
Ju5rez, q Parte Cfcial de Ia pa
ITALIA de- ) de Mayo. dos discusses
para el 5 de Mayo, uno para Ell Is
de Julio, uao para ell 80 de Julio,
Ell acta de independence, Roman
&c de Hidalgo. discourse para e.
10 de SepCiembre, dos para eI Is
de Sepsienbre Y uno para ell AMI
vers2rIo de una sociedad mu:ua-
li5ta. EsCa adornado, ademas,
ron les retratos De Hidalgo, Ju&
cez J Zaragoz2,
La edici6n de asta Ob-a es Ilmi,
ada Y las personals que Sc int
resen a ella debeG apresurarse &
pedir.a cuanto anJs5
Vale sOlamsnte EEINTICINCO
CENTAEOS.
Haganse les pedidOs 2
IGNACIO E LOZANO.
6O7 DuIOrOsa St. S.Antonio Tex
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Una Conisi6nV ilIista Sc
Diriie . Ia Ciudad de
Washington
CERCA DEL
PIE. WILSON EN- Y
De +. VILLA.

Especial para LA FNcNSa.
FL Paso. Texas, ieb-ero, 3-Jna
c1misi6n vlilis.a que vino aver
de "a ciudad de Chihuahua, sali5
en- seguiCa con -umJoa Ia cjudad
de Washington, en- donde Sc III.
r. 2 Eduardo L.ns, guien No ha,
&c aun Cch0 dias pas6 pOr este
ciudad con Gestico a IA capital de
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Queja de un compa-
trIOta
ueute.

Hemos recibido una carta sus-
crita por Magdaleno Baltierra, de
Rutledge, en- la cuaI Sc Queja de
que ell consul meXicanO, ante
quien Ocurri6 para soIicitar su a.
yuda a fin de que Le fuera pro
porcionadO IN "paSe" pOr la Ga.
de Ia Santa Fe'. Sc nag6 q
atenderlo, cuando bien pudo ha-
Der intervenido en- favor de nues
tro compatriota, Quien tenia ne
cesiiad de ir a yer a su fami.ia,
que Sc haIIa enferma.
BaItierra, que dice tener dere
che a que Sc lie proporcione ell re
ferido "pase", por haber tra5a.
jado mas de seis meses en- Ia San
ia Fe Co., Sc queja tambi6n de
que Ell consul meXicano Sc mUes-
ira mas complaciente con los
ciudadanos americanos que con
sus compatriotas, 10 que ia eau
sado indignation entire ell elemeD-
to meXicano que reside eli Rut-
ledge.
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Especial para LA E N

II pbCO Toy Fabroro q
Toua, O~r,oIas iofo do los
o,r,as on Cir5ad Jr5raz r.
nibi6 how I'm mansaic +eIpora-
f;co suscri+o nor 81 general
FaI;no Aooores I'm asa mansa-
ia 81 ronoroI ,,;lIis+o docIara
r1a oarece nor, com2Iato de
vardad 81 irforme nuhJicado
nor los apente; carrancfgtas.
crrra de one Ia ciudad lie
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Les CagranciStas aicen
que Parral fu6 captUra-
DO poE /. Her era.
Los TILLISTAS NLFGAN QUE
Ia C.TADA PLAZA HANA
SLDO ATACADa.

Especial para IA FREN6A.
Ell Paso, Texas febrero 6 Los
carrauclstas que residen en- esta
ciudad, nan ecaado = yolar Ia es-
pecis de que Hi5algo del ParraI,
ciutad del Estado Ge Chihuahua
tue ocupada por las ~fuerzas man
.dadas por Luis Herrera y Maria
no Arrieca.
Ambos jcGes. que por aIgln
gienD0 Operaron en- Ell Estado de
Chihuahua. de dolda Sc visr0n
o6ugados q muir en- vista de Ia
tsuaz persecution de que fueron
.objstc FOR parte dc les v~ilIistas,
.cs cuales los arrojar0n al Estado
de SiDaioa, han vuelt5, al decir
he los agantas carrancistas que
Sc encuentran en- FL Paso, al ES-
ado de Chihuahua, habjendo O.
cupad0 hace pocos dias Ia pobla-
bsac:6n oe Baileza, de d0nde co.
msazaror sus operaciones apo
Garar6rsa de PsrraI
Nc hay, ciertanente, noticias
eXactas de .2 caDtura de PARA.
por los carrancist2s, y 10 mas
probable es que IA noticia lana,
da por los partidarios del primer
jafe no sea sine ell prcducto de
una inyeno;6n basada en- los bae,
nos deseos de a.canzar triInfos
soUce sus elemiCls, pues Can5o
en- las IuauJe5 viiliStas como en-
las ~neutr2les, ninguna noticja Sc
tiele de Ia captgra de Parral.
Los vilIi5Jas aseguran que la men
cionada plaza Decmanece en- po-
der de su5 fuerzas, Y que no sole
no ha sido atacada, sine cue nc
Sc han tanido nOticias de que me
redeem p0r sus CercaniaS parti
das CaTranCistas.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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maestro Pacheco IA
lIecio en- Chihuahua

Chihuahua, FebrerO Slayer
falleci6 en- esta ciudad ell maestro
Alfredo Pacheco, que pormuch)s
amos dirigi6 Ia famosa banda de
artilleria. Pacheco Sc encoltra-
ba en- chihuahua desde hacta tres
meses, dirigiendo Ia banda de
Estado Mayor de Francisco Villa,
banda tornado con la mayor par
te de los elementOs que integra-
ron la extinta de artilleTia.
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tt INFORMATION GENERAL -
Dicen que pereci6 Euge-
Mo Agdirre Be-
navideS

Ell Paso, Texas, Fsbrero g.
En- Ciudad Juirez Sc recibieron
aver varios mensajes dando cuen-
ia de que EugeniO Aguirre Be
navides habia perecido en- uno &c
los combatss Hbrados al Sur de
San Luis Potosi. Como los men
sales de Villa no dicen NADIA a es-
te respectc, Sc cree que Ia mott ia
no sea eXGct9.
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Los desertores de Ciudad
Juarez Sc uniero1
a SaIazar

Ell Paso, Texas, Febrero g.
Sc asegura que los yillista8 que
desertaron Ell dia cinco DE- Ia
guanici6n de Ciudad Juarez, fue,
ron q unirse al jefe contrarrevo-
iucionario Jose Ines S2lazar, C2ien
desDu6s de convencerse dc que
no trataban de sorprenderlo, los
acept6 en- sus f.as.
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De hBENTJRBS.
4 10 Ccntav0s Cada tOmO.


A'eH--E@s oe o-ST-oc" L1C--
INES, e terror de los CrImlna-
i les.
! e ve1dsdor de cad4veres,
] =. T ZOO G 5' ol-a1-n's az~'
Rrsr.we~ o. 0i-gta del Tsne=fs.
. J-ch Ell ces-0Ga-or.
4 Los mc1-9e-os f-.sos de Londres,
, l. n-.e-@ slagrlenta.
] I'm m--sg criminal.
E. teS-aGeEro del director.
SEcr.scA Holmes y 81 coruaDan-
dis.a de opso.
] En- Is c5cue.4 del crimeO &c Pitts
Z burg.
i l-s p-er,ls de ia muerta,
! IA ys-l2 -cjG de Paris.
Z Ia bes-i- n-ma1a.
! Una nocoe de terror.
) FL rcbc del collar de pe-iass
Ia iDtamc posada del Cairo,
L. nauf~lcio Re Corfu.
, Z reg le los bandi6os.
l. I.I Il
"o9'
Z Acognlto mlSIeTioso'
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Cuando nos escriba refirien-
dose a su suscripcion, Olga 8
es listed subscription del diario Q
del SemanarEo.
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bardi, en- cuyo seno fjguran
artistas de fama mundial.
Descuella entire eIlos, el no
table tenor espanol CCnstanti-
no, Quien ha aiternado en- Nue.
va York Y en- Europa con eS-
trellas de primera magnitud.
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Ell CORRESPONSAL
Constantine, en- e Cert.

Sabemos CUE ell Dr6Ximo do
mingo Ii de este mes hara SUI
debut Ell el TeatrO Cort, de
San Francisco California la
Compania de Opera del como
edo empresario Mario Lam?
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particular, f&c.L os Greer que los
americanos, ea vista de esa de-
termination, po1gan q nuestros
nilos mexicanos fuera de sUs
p~I2nteles, Y nos o5ligGen q {
dificar escueias particulares.
Esperanto, S.. Director, que
dar. cabida ea s4 ap~teciaDie Dia-
rio q mi carte, 'e anticipo las gra-
cias y me suscr.bo 81 alto. s. y
amigo.
Agustin Sierra.
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Ia INVASION
AMERICANA
EN- MEXICO.
DETALLEs GRAFICos DE LA
TOMA DE VERACRUZ.

FrescoS estan aGn los aeon
~tecimientos del q de Abril de
1914, fecha en- cue los marinos
americanos, por orden del Pre-
sidente Wilson, hoElaron ell he
rGicO suelo veracruzano. Com
pre- listed Ell Iibro titulado La
Invasion Americana en- Mexi-
60. -Detalles grafcos de Ia to-
ma de Veracruz," en- ell cual
$50 fotografias lie ensenaran
grafcamente los detalles de a.
quella acci6n que jamas oIVida-
TemOS los meXicanos,
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GA PRENSA" Publica to.
dss las no1icias tai como son,
sin "hacerle la barba Il nadie"
The Princeton union., 1915-09-09

Total funds.. ........(b (b) S31075. II
When the report is completed the
two amounts marked (a) should be
like amounts and the two marked
(b) should be like amounts.
Respectfully submitted this 9th
day of July, 1915.
w. G. Doane,
County Auditor.
Carl Eckdall,
Chairman Board County Com RS.
Robt. H. King,
Clerk District Court.
Moved and unanimously carried
that the county of Mile Lacs pur-
Tractor, Model "D', "Cub'', with
ware Co. of Milaca at the agreed
1916, and payable out of the road
the 4th commissioner IS district.
On motion recess was taken un-
til one o'clock p. m.
Board reconvened at one O'Clock D.
m. with all members present.
III the matter of the W. NJ. White
school petition the board made and
adopted the following final order, to-
wit:
Whereas: the petition of W. NJ.
White: freeholder of school district
No. E in this county, with the ap
proval of the county superintendent
endorsed thereon, representing that
he is the owner Of the lands herein
after described, which are situated
in said school district, and that said
land adjOins school district No. s,
and asking that his said land may be
set off from said district No. 6 to
said district No. s for the following
reasons: "Nearer to district No. by
quarter of a mile; better travelled
roads to district No. than to dis
trict No. g. was presented to the
county board of this county at ses-
sioll of said board held on the 18th
day of July, 1915, for the action of
said board thereon; and
Whereas. it was thereupon ordered
by said board that hearing should
be had on said petition at a session
of said board commencing on the 3lst
day Of August, 1915, at the county
auditors Office in the village of
Princeton in said county: and,
Whereas, it was further ordered in
and by said order that notice of the
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given by posting notice of said
hearing in three public places in
each Of the school districts to be
affected by said petition, and by serv-
ing upon the clerk of each of said
school districts. by mail a copy OF
said notice, at least ten days before
the time appointed for such hear
ing: and by giving two weeks pub.
lished notice thereof in the Prince
ton Union, duly qualified news
paper printed and published at
Princeton in said county, and Where.
as, at the said session of said board
commencing on said 31st day OF
August, 1915, proof of the due publ:
cation posting and service of said
notice of hearing as therein directed
and required, more than ten days
prior to said last named date, hav.
ing been made and filed, said petition
was publicly read and considered by
the board, with everything which
was said by said interested parties
for or against granting the prayer OF
the petitioner and being satisfied
from all the evidence produced at
such hearing that the allegations OF
said petition are true and said board
being of opinion that the prayer Of