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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-09-07
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Silver State and S. F. can soc month
cERT1F1oATE OF PARTNERSHIP

We, the undersigned, A. ii. Taylor,
John G.. Leinss and Dudley Newton, ID
hereby certify that on the 1st day Of
August, A. D. 1915, we began, and ever
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-09-07
APPLICATION No. s5s7
Notice Of Application for Permission
to Appropriate the Public Waters
of the State Of Nevada

Notice is hereby given that on the
9Th day of August, 1915, in accordance
with Section 50, Chapter lao, of the
Statutes Of 1913, one Donald @.
Wheeler, of Lovelock, County of Hum
holdt, and State of Nevada, made ap-
phcation to the State Engineer of Ne
vada for permission to appropriate the
public waters of the State of Nevada.
Such appropriation is to be made from
Summit Lake, at a point IN the SWH
n NWM Of Sec. 6, T. II n, R. 90 E.,
NJ. ID. b. & NJ, by means Of a tunnel,
and so cubic feet per second is to be
conveyed to Secs. 26, 81, 81, 35 and 33
oe y. 80 n, R. 25 East and Secs. 2, 3.
10. 10, 4, 9, II, % and %, It. 81 N, R.
70 f., NJ. D. p. & NJ, by means of tun-
mel and reservoir, and there used for
irrigation, domestic and power pur-
poses. Water not to be returned to
stream.
w. M. KEARNEY.
State Engineer.
First publication August i2, 1915
Last publication. Sept II, 1915.
APPLICATION No. $3.50
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
(Arissias a'AsrclA.
Bible school. s:4s O'Clock.

Billie school. s:ls O'Clock.
Church services II o'clock. Ser.
mo0 ~ ths pastor. Subject. Jesus
Only."
Chsistiaa Endeavor s:s0 O'Clock.
Subject, "Tests Of Ny Christianity e
Leader. J. =. Findley.
Evsning service 7:30 O'Clock. Sub.
ject. "Ths Power Of Concentration. ''
Everybody 10 cordially invited 70
all thsse services.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
farsSss - Ts.eAsss Enjoy Aadr...

Harmony Hall was filled 70 III
utmost capacity with pareats and
tsaehsss on Noaday4 4aftssnooa wheal
Ars. Fred Dick. prsssasat Of the
ColoraAo braseA of he National
consrsss oe MosAsfs. vas Desseat
and delivered a. s1csllsat sAdress
o. ~ Parsat-TsacAss Association.
Ars. Diek. whose home d n Dsa-
yer. y working throughout ~ stats
In tAs interest Of this aasociatioa,
and ths Meeting Moadsy aftsrnooa
vas undsf ~ auspices Of Tie Fort
nightly ciub and II tAs way Of N
satertsinnsat for tie nsnbsrs ef
he City Fsdesatioa Of wenAn's
cises and ths psresss Of ,As sewa.
The prosrAm was asrsnssA ~ he
civic committee Of The Foftnightly
club. assisted b Prof.. r. P. Austin.
suDssintsndsat Of the publie schools.
This organization 10 for Tie DurDose
Of bringing school tsaehsss and par
|sats II closer toucA with each other
|rith refersncs 70 The welfare Of The
children Who are attending the pub
lie schools, and every parent II tie
city received . special Invitation 70
attend the meeting Aoadsy after
noon and responded In large sum-
bers.
The meeting Monday afternoon
wss called 70 order by Mrs. 8. r.
Aendelson. president Of the City
Federation Of Wonan's Clubs. and
after stating the object Of the meet
Ing. turned Il over TO Mrs. p. v. Wor.
den. president Of the Fortnishtly
Club. who in well chosen words vel
coined the guests and announced the
opening number on the program.
which was . piano solo By Mrs. z.
Gard Edwards. Mrs. Dick was then
presented 70 the audience BY Prof.
Austin. who gave her excellent ad.
dress setting forth the aims and
objects Of the Parent Teacher organ.
ization. Mrs. Frank Wells. district
president Of the association at Pu-
eblo. was present and also gave .
very interesting talk along the same
line. telling Of the benefits derived
from organization in Pueblo.
Following these addresses an open
discussion was held In which . large
number took part. and the result
was that . local branch Of the Par
nt-Teacher Association vas organ
ised and the following officers elect
ed: President, Mrs. Russell Stubbs;
vice president. r. p. Austin. secre-
tary. Mrs. w. C. Chiffon.
This organization will embrace all
The schools In the city and also In
~ country where Il Is thought TO
BE- Of service. Each school will have
q separate organization composed Of
the teachers and parents Of the chill
dren attending each building. vari-
Gus committees will be appointed TO
take up matters which will tend 10
improve the conditions In general
and will apopint representatives. who
with the district officers will consti.
tute an advisory board.
Miss Bertha White favored the au-
disnce with one OF her beautiful 20.
loo. after which q reception was held
and light refreshments were served.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13

The North Ia Junta divisjou ret
Wednesday sfternoon With Mrs.. J.
u, Morgan. This division will meet
next Wednesday.
TIE East Division spent Q most
Delegated afsssnoon q he home Of
Mrs. b. a. Smith on ThuSsday af.
icrnoon. Mrs. Smith sad Mrs. W.
II. Rife were hesesssss. Thsrs was
a large seesaaaaes - he member.
ship asd . uuabss e visitors prss-
ent. ~ la1sss sspsrs eAs q tss
most pSeasaas assssneeas svee speae
BY III 1ivislea. Ths hsxt meeting
viii - 1Ause1ay anl VIII - holl at
the heoe q Mn. nifs q 7es Smith
snitAlanl aveaee.
Nm. =. o. Wlllians vas hesesss
on Thuss1ay aeess1sea y ~ nsn-
bsss e ~ oeeAh Dlvlstsa 80 thsls
frisa1s. nsse wes . 1asoe eeasal-
ases = ~ 0eobessAlo - abeue
Z e'e1ook ~ neobssu e ~ Wese
DiviG1oa vsat = . ~ y v1s1e sAon
THIS 11vlGooo w11l neee = tWo voooD
with m. \. 0easlss 4 1868 Deo1e.
view.
n Wooe nlviGleo ~ 7husu1ay
aftssneoa vtsh Nm. Alvta DaStsy q
her 49, q ~ csfssa svsase.
rhs sfDegDeea ~ spsas = nss1ls.
vest. onp TAe1soay ~ llyla1se|
YIN ~ y eee1n1 q1ocnoon = ~
No. = :! {,19lls - ~ ~
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La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
.Io.s Lost Bre4hsra..iAv wa.,ed

One day this week Sheriff Yant
received . letter from . native son
Of Oklahoma making urgent inquiry
concerning 4 young man which 10 q
bsother-in-law Of his'n. The letter
verbatim ct literatim is thusly:
Sheriff. LaJonter Colo.
DEAR SIR: am taking the lib
erty Of writing you In reGardes Of q
young man which il . Brotherinlay
Of mine.
When last her OF was In that City
which was about seven or eight years
ago.
He was adopted by . Mrs Faulkenis-
tine in Fl Worth Tex when . mer
child frum Rev I. T. z. Marris the
Mgr Of the orphants home there and
taken TO that place but up TO the
present date have ben unable to To-
cate him.
And every effort that you make TO
locate him or assist me In dooing SO
will cirtanely be Appreciated by me
and his Sister which IL my Wife.
I am not able to tell you II Mrs.
Faulkelstine owned property there
or not or what she dun for = living.
And II she has left there possy bley
you can finde some one that has or
keeps u correspondence with her and
In that manner finde out where she
In now located.
Trusting you will comply with this
favor I am asking I beg to remain
yours very trueiy.
W. s. DENTY.
r. S. Are you Elk. -
p. S. No. 2. Please show this TO
one of your Papers and chances they
may give US some space In theair val
liable Paper.
Their is a estate that will be left to
him In the ner futer as soon as the
devishion can b. made.
Respectfully yours.
~. DENTY.
Sheriff Yant thinks Il II rather
doubtful whether he will bc able "a
locate this young man. ~ not even
his maine. age. color. or previous con.
dition OF servitude 10 given. Al.
though dilieent inquiry has been
uAds ~ 70 whether or not Mrs
Faulkeniseine or The Rev. !. 7. z. Hal
ris were ever located hereabouts. nc
one has - yet been found who ha,
even . suspicion - to their Identity
Sheriff Yaat has requested Us 10 give
hin the benefit Of the huge circuia'
tioa Of the Tribune this issue TO the
end that he may prove Of some as
distance In locating the lost brother
in.lsw.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
SPEA.klNG7
Hf2JHrNlnlD
. Municipal LgAt Piaa
h La Janta.
To The Ta1peyers Of L. Junta:

To the Taxpayers Of IL Junta:
After reading the article in the
Daily Democrat Thursday Dublish-
ed By the Municipal Advocates and
beias deeply Interested. personally.
an taking this means Of expressing
my views ON the subject. will
stats first ! came 70 Ia Junta TWEEN.
iy-sIghi years $50 and have always
stood for whst Considered the best
Interests Of our city. have always
Pr 6sed geias iate anything on ths
injulss Of The moment. and II seems
70 6s ~ few weeks the taxpayers
viii have 70 Investigate . proposition
Of he nAsnitude this one reaches. is
not suffieient time to decide such an
imDprtaat. matter. Rome was not
. buiN IN . day. There 10 an old say
tnsf Marry in haste: repent At
lstd6re." II occurs TO me. that IL
i56st about what We are contemplat-
Ing ing-figurativsiy speaking. II
you were going to build . 5000
home. you would 20 10 the best arch
itect you could find. tell him what
you wanted and he would tell you
Just what you could expect for your
money. II the Taxpayers. upon whom
the burden Of maintaining our city
rests. feel there 10 q possibility Of
benefitins our city by establishing
. municipal light plant. why not take
the time TO submit our desires to
high class. competent men. who
make business Of this line Of work.
and have unbiased opinions! We
would then know exactly what we
could expect and whether or not II
would pay us. II is the easiest mat
ter In the world to vote bonds. That
In what We have been doing for
years. In both city and school dis
tricts. and our taxes keep climbing
up.
Have we ever stopped to figure
what II would cost = taxpayer In La
Junta who owned 5000 home
should We make levy TO raise $751;
O00! La Junta has an assessed val
ustion Of 33.SSs5.l7l and u FL mill
levy would raise s77.3ss.57. A 81
mill levy would make an extra tax
Of Sl05 on this 5000 home.
When We get down to the facts OF
the figures published In the Daily
Democrat. we find the tabuiated
form IL not correctly added and II
you will subtract the total cost OF
operation. as purported. from what
they estimate to be the gross In
come. you will find an error In the
net income claimed. These are
small mistakes. but they have been
made by those who are figuring this
out and why Is u not possible for
larger mistakes to be made.
Further. the first report on the
operating cost Of the municipal plant
showed an item Of $500 per month
for coal and the report In the Daily
Democrat Of Thursday evening shows
the cost OF coal At S33s. In all
probability the next report they will
find that they vii; need no coal and
the plant can be run on hot air.
Il IL claimed that Fort Morgan has
been operating their own plant for
eieht years. They should have their
piast In good ruanias order - tAis
time. yet they claim their income oaly
exceeds their expenses Sl.ee. Il 10
claimed that We will hsve ths hand.
some sum Of Sii.73oAe ~ Income
each year. Why cap we do 20 much
better than Fort Mossan. especially
when they tell ~ our coal will cost
20 cents per toe more:
Fort Morgan 10 quoted on her rates
~ follows:
Over :s x. w.............. 10
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
HIGH COST or LIVING.

": A:y: h::ss . ers:s d:el u. .Dsss few
yean @ About as hlea cost Of liviae. All eutheri-
uss are ssrssd that TIE cost Of iivi.s hes iaerses
cause. Some ecoaenists eiaia that cellar does
not buy - much nov becauss he valus Of The
standard gold. IN which Il 70 measured. has -
cone lessened. They say there has besa 10 q.
srssse IN The cost Of ths ieesssties Of s but he
an over production Of that metal.
th.t.a comblnation Of causes 10 responsible. M
chiei OF shsee In this cosatsy s exssavasaaes aad
% failure e s..ssise seosony by =: s.:st mas Of
se svei.se family wastes enough % suppost another
family Of siniiar siss Il The substancs wasted vers
sss sss1 %ss S can not rss! snles: = b: so.n.
poor man because Of his povsrty. whether bic Ca.
cis.oa re result Of Door health. iaeenDstsacy.
is:in:.s: drnk. crime Of misfortune. We have 10
!ntenucn Of proposing panaeea for he preoeot
i!ls Of humanity. but have % hositatioa 4 ssyiaS
hat : few lsseoas II ECONOMY would 40 ~
Aneriesa leo1le more geod thaa saythiaS els.
nssy g .es ls.esiee seeaeny uatil eon1eiij6 -
:ss.:.: :'s: :: -; /. 49,: s g: NY: d 'isa y vs
Wheal u eeeeasas twelve essess & visss = I
sss ;::, Z: &. -: 49,: 49, - e 4 ss' ~ i
~ Wesss % s.ss,y 80 e eeee -. 1eiies -
s,sv. !. ~ ~ = nsseFs1 - falr eveslee @
~ - ~ ~ /. e:sse': - w,!s - s:::s 9 ~.
ssenee neeaia0 { - vcs6, : 49, 49,.
= vsts : - :s;:ss.sl;s = 3 - 81 sssslss q:
- ~ Ia 49, 8 - :ss:se .,.e s Is.s 81 % =
s,.s s,s9se I. ~ = q svs hs.e. 71s iiissisasscs
s:eclsss = neasH el1 l!s1kissl ieels Ssts4 SsSss
~ ~. 10y RoeSeoea esaeke6s, s,aal tkSas.
sls - ein1 49, q - kisl. ~ naa vhees ~
eease - 80 buys o. eho)eoae eses p Ssss
yeeo Deeees1y eeoko1. vSSi1
sssaS5 ,s.S ~ essyase. Z @ aeAlnsl ~ SieS
~ : - lsa1ses e SssssGu g isSssc5 r ~
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
La JUxrA

La Junta has no saloons.
La Junta has four hotels.
La Junta has thfee hanks.
Ia junts has three gsraSes.
La Junta has nine churches.
La Junta has one city hail.
La Junta has three hospitals.
Ia Junta has one court houSe.
La Junta has one sksting rink.
La Junta has one plsains MIL.
Ia Junta has one kindsFgartsa., n
La Junta has 1000 populatioa.
Ia Junta has rs miles Of ssvsfs.
Ia Juata has thrse lumber yards.
Ia Juats has two steam lausdriss.
La Junta has thfes livery stables.
La Junta has one firs department.
~ Junsa hss enc had sad orchss.
Tn. -'
Ii Jus,a has sins school build
isss.
Ia Junta ~ a. aitituds Of l.ose
fest.
LaJunta has liz milss Of eensst
cert.
Ia Junta has frss delivery /of
malls.
la Jus.a has one cold storage
plant.
La Junta has four telegraph Of
fices.
La Junta has twenty.four social
clubs.
La Junta has ia miles Of water
mains.
La Junta has two moving picture
shows.
La Junta has s miles Of cement
cutters.
Ia Junta has . school enrolment
OF 1903.
la Junta has one twenty-five ton
ice plant.
La Junta has SIS miles Of brick
sidewalks.
Ia Junta has 81 miles Of cement
sidewalks.
La Junta has bank deposits OF
$1,000. 900.
La Jun,a has = $4,000 high
school building.
La Junta has twenty-five passen-
ger trains daily.
La Junta has one star route and
four rural routes.
La Junta has the most sunshine Of
any Colorado city.
: La Junta has = public library Of
$4,000 volumes.
La Junta has . telephone system
with 1910 phones.
La Junta has one railroad reading
room and club house.
La Junta has = Boys ciub-the
only one In the world.
La Junta has an $4,000. opera
house. erected In 1914.
La Junta has a monthly payroll,
all sources. Of Sl2s.000.
La Junta has twenty.three fra
ternal and secret societies.
La Junta has one FIGURING mill Of
500 barrels daily capacity.
La Junia has = water and sewer
system owned by the city.
La Junta has best prospects OF any
town In the Arkansas Valley.
Ia Junta has the second largest
shops on the Santa Fe system.
La Junta has one brick and tile
plant Of 10000 daily capacity.
Ia Junta has Nennonits sanisart.
um located five miles vest Of city.
Ia Junsa's buiidias inpsovsassss
10 1914 assrssatsd . total valus Of
100000.
Ia Junta has an electric light and
power plant. with all.day and all.
night service.
La Junta has three printing offices
and one newspsper-the great
family journal.
Ia Junta has . $4,000 modern
concrete bridge over the Arkansas
river. erected ia 1914.
La Junta has sorty.three miles Of
Santa Fe sidstrack. With . freight
car capacity Of $500.
Ia Juata's passenger receipts ~.
ersss $4,000 TO $4,000 per month
Santa Fs all the way.
Ia Junta has . $4,000 gas
plsnt. which will BE- ready 70 serve
L 00DlUnnSl m MaeaA IN aAAg
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13

II am not mistaken. one Of the
propositions submitted BY the pres
ent company, read 1t the Industrial
meseting about ten days ago. was ~
follows:
First 80 X. w.. III
Next 100 X. w.. -. %
Next 100 X. w.. .07
Next $50 X. w.. .0S
Next 500 X. w.. and over. -. 90
Being allowed 10 per cent for pay
ment Of bills in ten days. this would
give us . rate Of:
First 50 X. w.. .............. .0Ss
Next 100 X. w.. .001
What 10 to be gained? A bonded
Indebtedness!
How can We expect 70 do any bet
ter than Fort Morgan that claims
70 hays the best lighted city in ths
state!
T!sse burden rests upon you. Nr.
Taxpayer. We are the ones who
must pay the fiddler. Give this mat.
ter serious consideration the same
IS I have before falling for II.
AN INTERESTED TAXPAYER.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13

CAssssaas CA.srA AZ sorssss...
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-08-07

Respectfully submitted.
l. H BASS. Commissioner.
In the Matter OF the Assessment
For the Rive rssde Drainage Dis
trict of Washington and Bolivar
Counties, Mississippi;
Whereas, by decree rendered the
11th day Of May. 1912. Hon. E. N.
Thomas. Chancellor. sitting in va
cation, rendered a decree fixing the
amount Of the assessment tor said
Drainage District on lands " said
Drainage pi strict; and,
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-08-07
|fEDllss ! IF THE BOARD
RsuI,r August Session Held
At Rosedale. 4

eeuuK VI tue oV@tu 80 S"F~
"a becuf and holden at the court
lctseiu The town Of Rosedale, on
Asihe 2nd day Of August, 1915.
~ nts being a regular Meeting
N: there being present and pre-
sEujJ,,'L. Smith. member, B, F.
G member, G, T. Jacobs
inHn $. D. Knowlton. member
y I. &, Edwards, sheriff, and
Il. Wras, Clerk, w. A. Speakes
enbx being absent, after due
scii&etion made by sheriff the
kllosing proceedings were had
lp'WIt.
ltsppearing that W. A. Speakes
sssidentis is absent, on motion made
IA seconded, |. L. Smith, was
dttted Pres. Protein.
Ordered that back tax on solvent
lsedit against H. A. Furst for year
19lO $25o0.0o be striker from the
plit appearing said assessment is
lnppper and inequitables
Rcedale, Mss, Aug, End. 1915.
9sibe Honorable Of supervisors.
Rcstdale Mississippi
! find that the work Of this Office
sll b greatly facilitated if yonr
tlpesltories as 4 whole will file a
rcdthly report instead of a quar-
nv report, as some of them do,
n the duties Of this Office are such
- It is impossible for your audi.
. Keep the books posted up ac-
|etding tolaw.
Under the quarterly system of
1'srts ! am unable to make enter.
y ehecting the County Treasurer
.''l the paid warrants are in my
90. and in my opinion l believe
- yonr repositories will gladly
'sn'sd report monthly if you so re.
aes' Iesardless Of the option Civ.
"a uem Of making quarterly. re-
- under the law if there be
~.
Ano'ner matter which l desire
D - your attention is that you
Z % tiiort TO change the pres
/: .'s system Of your court. and that
8, !. ''ss our clerk be provided with
sk'se leaf system. having one
~ @ contain original sheets of
~ proceeding Of both districts
w The other to contain dupli
a a'ss thereof. One book to be
''s kept in the Office here, the
~ % Oe kept in the Office at
Saaad' then the other bo *
]. $ furnieh your conrt house with
y aa'es = to your past proceed
j '.s. :. ana will likewise measure up
J. .'s !. sane valuable assis ance.
- 'ax payers. citizens Of the
''v 'nd-peopfe at large, and to
'en'1e and elemiinats the poss-
anger Of pages being removed
'oe loose leaf biyta, / would
~ ~ that yoaf President sign
'aset 4 transctibed. that binder
e'pped with lock aud key and
ID. IS eey be in the CUSTODY of
esk At all times.
wv ! am.
- y. Yours truly,
= wrav. County Auditor Of
Of Supervisors,
9ds'sd that Clerk r.que., Il,
repositories to file monthly
es!sa that clerk install sys TEN
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-08-07

e -.
Whereas, by the terms of
said becree there was orderec or le-
We'd to be paid on the 18th day of
December. 1915. two per cent on
eighty per cent of the amount OF
said assessment. as princip,l, and
interest on the unpaid assessment
from Decdmber Is, 1910 Decem-
ber 18th. 1912. at the rate Of six
per cent per anum,. :. !.
Now, therefore. it is ordered
bv the Bord of Supervisors Of Boli-
var County, Mississippi. that there
is hereby ordered or levied on til.
amount Of the assessments on SO
much Of the lands in the SAID Riv+
erside Drainage District situted in
Bolivar County, MississiPpi. TIVE
per cent on the assessment, and Sly
per cent interest oil the said assess
ment unpaid. from December 18th.
1914 to December 18th 1915,
Should ~defalt be made. in the
payment Of the amount due on Dec
fember IS. 1915. ! the sheriff, shall
collect interest on said amounr'dne
from said date at the rate Of six per
cent per annum. !,
~ Ordered that Clerk Of Board re-
call all warrents issuedstQ. ]. D.
Adams and Co. and Kinnard Haine
Co. payable on the LIST Of January
in the years 1915 1913 and 1918
md issue duplicates payable on de-
mand for their respective amounts
Ordered this August 2 1915.
:. !. August 2nd 1915
Hon. w. A. SPEAKS. Pres. Rose
dale. Mississippi,
Ny Dear sir;- !.
Eor reasons entirely satisfactow
to myself. ! herewith submit ab
the Board Of. Supervisors my
signationaaE Btshty Game Was4ea,s
Please enlgfs1rder accordinktKtc
take effect lshme ediately aud a6hdss.
:" !, .<5 gsrs very truly
~. s.s..@s Will Delay.
Ordered that above resignation be
and same is hereby accepted. -
The Valley Bank. County De-
pository for the Road and Bridge
funds for the FIRST and second dis.
trict. having filed its report tor the
second quarter ending June 80.
1915. showing balance to credit
Of thes6rst district of S2,23o.56
and all Disbursements being sup
ported by leaal vouchers it IS order
ed by the board that the same be
and ia hereby approved.
It appealing that state board of.
health are contemplating SELECTING
some county as an experiment to
work ont feasible plan locking to
stadicating. as for as possible. NAL
aria and typoid fever; now be It re-
solved by this board that they del
sire the said board of health to Sc
lect Bolivar County and Thos. s.
Owen. DR.. E. r. Mclean ahd W.
c. Hardee are appointed as, cons
mittee to take steps to induce the
said board of health to select boli'
var County.
Ordered that clerk advertise TOR
bids to install sewerage system at
court house At Rosedale per plans
and specifications on file III Office OF
clerk of this B ,ard plans to be siRni
ed by &. R. McLain county health
officer and to meet requirements Of
law.
Memphiss reAEs~l-lS.
To ths BOsvsfof Supervisors. ot
Bolivar Co. Miss.
Your Honorable Board. !,
Dear Sirs:-
l hereby submit bids on Adams
line of leaning wheel graders and