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schooner or the changing q
"schooners to 'skiffs" is threatened
by the brewers here.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-10-19
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS,

In the County Court o' the State
OF Oregon, for Malhegr 'ounty.
In the matter OF tDe estate OF
Thomas Crothers, deceased
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, Andrew NJ Lackey, has
been duly appointed executor of the
estate of Thomas Crothers, deceased,
and all persons having claims against
said estate will present them to the
undersigned, duly verified as hy law
provided, at his residence In the city
OF Ontario, Oregon, within six months
from the date of the first publication
OF this notice.
Date of first publication, Oct. 5
1915.
Date OF last publication, Nov. 2
1916.
ANDREW NJ, LACKEY,
Executor
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-10-19
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby giyou that tho
Board of Directors Of tla Dead ox
Flat irrigation District, acting as q
Board Of Equalization, viii meet in
their office in Ontario, oregon. on
Tuesday the third day g.. October A.
ID. 1915 at 10 O'Clock s IN. for tho
purpose Of equalizinp, reviewing and
correcting the assessment and appor-
tionment Of taxes Of said district for
the year 1916.
A list and record Of said assess-
ment is now in the office Of the See
retary Of said District, for the in
spection OF all persons Interested.
Dated at ontario, oregon, this 23Td
day Of August, a. y. 1915.
w. H. CLEMENT,
Secretary.
First publication August "a, 1916.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-10-19
NOTICE or SETTLEMENT OF
FINAL ACCOUNTS.

Notice is hereby given by the duly
appointed, qualified and acting exc
cutor OF that part of the estate of
Ella Fleming, deceased, situated in
the State OF Oregon, that he has fill
ed in the County Court of Malheur
County. Oregon, his duly verified
Final Account in said cause, and
the said court has set Friday, the
18th day OF November. 1916, at the
hour Of 100 O'Clock a. m. of ssiC
day, at the court room of said Court
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-10-19
LRGAL NOTICES.

| -~--~-~-~---~---~-~-~
A. Zimmerman, lien 1870, block 10,
lot 10. 1nstallment S3.1s, accru-
ed interest size.
J j. Burbridge, lien 1874, block 20,
lots TO 10 inc. Installment
stO.44, accrued interest $5.64.
J. y. McWhirter lien 151, block %,
lots 10 to IA inc. Installment
1904, accrued interest $5.G4.
Martha Huffman, lien l54, block 80,
lots 1G to 20 iug Installment
SiO.50, accrued interest s5.67.
Louise Jones, lien 100, block 40, lots
6 TO 10 Inc. us,allmeut S9.7j,
accrued interest $5.2G
Byron and Ralph Turner. lien III,
block 40, lots II aud ~. Install
,s"r' 80 90, Accrued .r.o-ce. s2 80.
a. Zimmerman, lien t79, block al,
lots 10 TO IL inc. Instailment
S5.S5. accrued interest $316.
John W. Kennedy, lien 1SG, block
23e. lots TO 10 inc. Installment
$S.43, accrued interest S455.
Nancy McGivern, lien t91, block 2it,
1ustallmont S11.5I, accrued inter-
est S6,g3.
Accruing interest: To each Of the
foregoing .nstallmcnt payments add
interest at the rate of six per cent
per annum from July 18th, 1916, un-
tll the date OF sale, to-wit. Noyem-
her tith, 1916.
Advertising: Add to the amount
OF each lien item the cost of adyer-
tslng computed at the rate Of 2i
cents per line
Bclng q list Of delinquent second
/ installmout payments. on Lateral
/ District Sewer No 3, due July 18th,
1910, Bancroft Bond Applications:
r. II Moore. lien 200. block 2l, lots
II to 20 inc. lnstallment SG.G9,
accrued interest S3.Gt,
Accrung interest; TO the fore
going instullmont payments add In
/ tcrcst at the rate OF six per cent per
annum from July 18Th, 1916, until
the date OF sale, to-wit November
mn, 1916.
Advertising: Add to the amount
OF The above lien the cost OF advor-
tFIng computed 90 The rate OF %
cents per line.
Being a liHt OF delinquent pay
monts due the CRY ot Ontario, for
street improvements on Oregon
street, Nebraska avenue and King
street. the sumo being included In
one improvement district:
Mary j. Hollecb, block ll9, lots iG
to 20 inc, SlS.7G.
Loring Pefrerlc. block 1870. lot /,
Sl1.7G.
c, II Em,son, block 1917. lot 10,
$l1.76.
Add to each Of the foregoing
amounts, interest at the rate OF six
per cent per annum from July lst,
1915, until date OF sale, to-wit Nov
ember llth. 1916.
Any party purchasing any Of said
property at said sale will be- given a
certificate OF Purchase by the said
. city, which said Certificate. II no,
soner redeemed, will run for one
year, and bear interest az the rate
OF ten per cent per aHnum, II the
said Certificate Is not redeemed at
the end Of one year, by surrendne
the said Certificate 10 The City OF
, Ontario, Oregon. the said C'ty vii
deliver TO the owner thereof deed
, 10 the property described in the
said Certificate,
First publication, October 18TH
1915.
Last publication. November 9th
1916.
II, c, FARMER,
Marshal OF the C.ty OF Ontario
Oregon,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-10-19
LEGAL NOTICES.

in the Courthouse in the Town Of
Vale, said county and state, as tho
time and place for hearing objections
TO said final account. and settling
the same and for the distribution OF
said estate.
J. &. ILEMGNG,
Executor of said Estate.
First publication oct. b. 1916.
Last publication, Nov 2. 1916.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-10-19

nryTAL PREPAREDNESS.

what is the most important attri-
ME Of a soldier'
Good fceH
No.
Good cyesIght7
No.
Good brains'
No.
what thon2
Good 'ooth
soldicr may have good fcot good
.olseht. and good brains but if ho
1. had tooth. be can't eat II ne
Int c1t Do, can't march near enough
be mcmy Jo see him and use hiH
.,ns TO Hsht him.
|,jow does o. soldier yet good tcoth'
n, haynr GOOD teeth in childhood.
Irou do children keep good too.h'
Tbuuah being taught hy their
atcr how TO keep their teeth clean
n having their tooth looked after
lno fhcy are growing This makes
III teeth for future soldier
| h would socm thcn as though the
n patriotic duty Of % mother
/. 10 keep her childrcn's teeth In
! pi condition,
I'M la
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-10-19
NOTICE OT SALE OF PROPERTY
~ THE CITY on ONTARIO,
OREGON, FOR DELINQUENT
STREET iNp SEWER

Notice is hcreay given, that, !, a.
c. Farmer, city Marshal OF the city
of Ontario. Oremn, by order OF the
city Council ot said city, have lev
led upon and win sel the property
hereinafter doerbcd, situated In
the CITY OF Onurlo, Oregon, for de-
lluquout assessments against said
property. as mde by the said city.
for street and sewer improvements
as hereinafter datod. Said prop
crty. or 80 muh thereof us may be
necessary. Willie sold AZ the front
door OF the Ciy Hall in ontario.
Oregon. ON Saturday, the llth day
OF November. 1916. at the hour OF
ten o'clock In the forenoon, to sat
isfy said assessments and accrued
costs.
The following Is a description OF
the property to be sold together
with tho name Of the person against
whom said assessment was made,
the amount DE on each tract the
rate OF acruing interest aud the cost
OF ADVERTISING
Being list Of delinquent second
| installment PIGMENTS on Lateral
District Sewer No ?, due July 18Th
1916, Bancroft Bond applications;
A. A. Brown Estate. Lien block las
lots to 10 inc, lnstallmen'
sll.47, accrued interest S6'l9'
Accruing interest; To each of the
foregoing nsallment payments add
interest at the rate of six per cent
per annum from July 18TH 1916
until the date OF sale, towit; Noyem'
ber 1lth, 1915, Advertising Add
20 the amount Of each item the cost
of advertising computed at the rate
OF 25 cents per line
Being lIa Of delinquent second
u
installment payments on Lateral Dis
trict Sewer No. 3 due July 18Th
Il9l6, Bancroit Bond Applications;
Interstate Land & Loan Co, lien
block .. bts / and ? villa PARK
Installmeh s2,97, accrued inter
est $l.60.
Interstate land & Loan Co.. lien
block 2, bts 3 and 4 Villa PARK
Installmet s2.97, accrued inter
est $1.6O.
Interstate land & Loan Coz lien II
block 2 lots 8 and 6 Villa Park
Installmat s2.97, accrued inter
est $l.6G
Interstate land & Loan CO.. lien !
block ., lots 7 and s villa Park
Installmmt $297, accrued inter
est Size
Interstate Land G Loan Co.. lien l.
block 3, lots 3 and 4 villa PARK
nstallnent 1916, accrued inter
est $40. .
Interstate Land & Loan Co.. lien i
block 8, lot 5, block lots 20 u
2s, inc, villa Park. lnstallmen
,s.2O, accrued interest Sl'7S'
Interstate, Land G Loan Co.. lien i
block S. lots SS and a. VIII
Park. Installment S2,s7' aecrue'
interes $50.
Interstat. Land e. Loan Co.. lien /
block 8. lots 35 and &c. WIZ
Park. Installment S2.s7' accrue
Interest S1.s0.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-10-19
rIcE on FINAL SETTLEMENT

piCE on FINAL SETTLEMENT
'oliee is hereby given that the
fnlgned administrator of the es-
Of David 5. Lamme, deceased, has
bis final account In the County
p Of the State OF Oregon, for
feur county, of his administra-
OF the estate of said deceased.
persons interested therein, are
ned To appear and present OBJ
|ons thereto, II any AT the hour OF
clock a, m. Saturday, the 18th
oI November, 1916, at the Coun-
|ourt Room of the County Court
r. In the city of Vale, Oregon.
notice is published in pcrsuance
order of the Hon. Geo. w. Me
fht County Judge of Malheur
fV Oregon. dated Oct. 14th,
G. McGONAGILL,
mlnistrator of the estate of Day-
Lamme, deceased.
'e OF first publication, Oct, 19,
e OF last publication, Nov. 16,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-10-19
LEGAL NOTICES.
nTlMINT on TIIE OWNERSHIP
blNADEuENT, CIRCULATION
|ETC, REQUIRED BN TIIE
AIT OF AUGUST 81,

NiNAGErENT, CIRCULATION
ErC, REQUIRED BN TuE
ACr or AUGUST 81,
iOi..
bfthp Ontario Nrguso published at
|hro. Oregon. for October /, 1915.
5Ior. Geo Is. Aiken.
1lauas.ur editor, mono.
1l.ura managers, none.
BahlH.or. Geo X. Aiken,
bwor Being purchased by Goo.
.Ahw under contract with ~ r..
Known boudboldcrs. mortgages,
j lbrr security holders, holding !
\ cent or more of total amount of
b., mortgages. or othcr securities.
y mortrago, legul title rests with
b Balm pending completion ot
K'ncl Tor bin OF sale, except as To
fgntlulcr Linotype. for Mcrgcn-
fr machine.
GEO. X. AIKEN.
fuom to aud subscribed before me
y litI day of Oct, 1916.
u. J, GALLAGHER.
Notary Public.
ISEAD Notary Public
(My commission expires
commission expires July o, 1919,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-10-19
LEGAL NOTICES.

All OF sections I 6 and 80, r. 25 S.
II. AZ u.
All Of sections / 6 and 80, r 25 s.
! H. 43 E.
An Of sections l6 and 80, T 2s S.
Il. 40 E.
An Of sections 10 and &c, T. 20 s..
. r. Al E.
All Of sections iC and SO, r. &c s..
. r. ~ H.
All or sections iG and 90. D. 27 s..
+. r. i1 E.
An OF sections ic and Sc, r. "a s..
. r. a j..
An of sections 6 and 3c,r2ss.
. r. i3 E.
All OF sections lo and 80, T. 20 s..
IA. AZ h.
An OF sections 30 auu 90, Q. 80 S.
Ia. a. 70.
an of sections ia and aG,Ta3s $.
R. a. n.
An OF ccctions l6 and SO, r. 30 s.
r. AZ II.
An Of sections lG and SO. r. 80 S.
Il. ~ r..
An of sections 90 and SO, r. 80 S.
n. an
All bids must bo accompanied by
regularly executed application to
purchase. and check or draft for at
least onc-ffth OF the amount bid.
The Board reserves the right TO ro-
loct any aud all bids
Applications and bids should be- ad-
dressed 20 g. g Brown, Clcrk state
Land Board SaIom Oregon, and
marked Application and bid to pur-
chase state landH'
C. c. BROWN,
Clork State Land Board.
Dated at Salem Oregon. October H..
1916.
First publication, Oct. 10, 1916.
Last publication, Dee 10, 1916.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-10-19
n,NsroRrNTIoN PROBLEMS

rHiN~lultIATItN flIOBblNiS
nur new sunday aad Weekend cX-
-.oBs solve them Many autoiHts,
!, are finding out our rates are
lapcf than using their own cars.
J about them Agent q, $. J."
m adv 5t-52
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-10-19
W OF SALE OF STATE
LANDS:

WI Sti4E Of STATE
LANDS:
''lee is hereby given that the
Land Board OF the State OF Ore
Will receive sealed bids until
o'clock a. m, December 10,
Tor the following described
to-wit:
OF sections 16 and SO, T. 10 S.
lE.
Of sections 16 and SO. T. 21 S.
b..
Of sections 1G and SO. T. 22 S,
OF section l6 and SO. T. 22 S.
Of sections 16 and SO. T. 22 S.
Of sections 16 and SO. t. 22 S.
Ol sections 16 and S6, T, 2S s.
E.
VI sections ls and SO. T, 2S S.
Of sections 16 and SO. T. "a s.
E.
ol sections 1s and SO, T. "a S.
VI sections 16 and SO. T, 25 S.
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First publication August "a, 1916.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-06-09
Personal Mention S0gidI Notes
The Whereabouts And D0iDgS Of
Good People You Know

DR.. n. Il. Barnart is fecuperatiug at
Atlantic City.
Miss Anna Rowe Of Haskiil, is visiting
friends in Penns Grove.
Miss Helen Kirk, Of Salem has been
visiting her uncle James b. Torton.
Mrs James Sparks aud children. OF CITY
Point, Va, are sis ting iier mother, Mrs.
Josiah II. Smith.
Mrs. Florence simkins. of Atlantic
City, has heen spending a few DAYS with
her cousin, Miss Ida Robbins.
Mr.. - Mrs. Edwin Oghurn. Of Cam.
den, has heen visiting his sister. Mrs j..
w. Lynch, at st. Panl's Parsonage.
Miss Emma Justice was taken to JET
fersou Hospital, Philadelphia, on Tues
dsy, to be operated upon for internal
affection.
Joseph Armstrong. aged 80 years. is
confined to his bed With old age feeble
ness, at tie home OF his s~on-iu-law.
Thomas English.
Mrs. Jennie Sparks and daughter.
Anna, accompanied her daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter KIDD, to tier home at
City Point, Va @iiere they sill remain
sotne time
Col and Mrs. Joseph g. French and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Floyd Chandler
have taken a cottage Tor the summer at
Beach Haven. They lett their Wood
bury home June 7th.
Mrs. AGdie Conover. her son Vandyk
Conoyer aud daughter Helen returned to
Penns Grove on Wednesday after spend
Ing a year at Dickinson College, Carlisle,
Pa. She assisted ia Conway liall. The
children We're students in the College.
Mr.. II. C. Berry, Of Plaintield, Wis. an
electrical engineer graduate of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, has been in Penns
Grove for two weeks. He will have Charge
OF the operating department Of the trolley
road. The company hopes to have the line
ID operation between Penns Grove and
Penhs Neck Canal by July l.
Women residing in the dupont VILLAGES
have organ zed a social club. with 8li-
GETS as follows; Honorary president, Miss
Clara BINGHAM; president, Mrs. Hires;
vice-presidents, Mrs. +. c. Wood, Mrs.
Emily Hampton, Mrs. Benjamin Rat
ledge and Mrs Joseph Breeu; secretary.
blrs. Albeft %lurnett; treasurer, Mss May
Plat; press superintendent, Mrs. L, ).
Harris. The clnb will give a musical en-
tertainmenI III the Community House
ext Tuesday afternoon.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-06-09
PENCILINGS
Interesting Items From 0ldmaRS
township

Joseph Poulson who formerly resided
in Auburn passed away on Tuesday at
the home Of his daughter. Mrs. Clark T.
Steward. with whom he has made his
home for some time. The deceased.
who was eighty one years Of age had
been aillng for a long time and last week
was stricken with paralysis, from which
he never rallied. The funeral services
were held this Friday morning from the
home of his son-in-law. Clark Stewart.
Burial was made at Penns Grove.
Jessie Butler, Of Bridgeyille. Del. is
spending some time at Isaac Pedrick's.
M. and Mrs. Thomas Holton m6tored
to Carlisle. Pa. on Sunday and spent
the day with their daughter. Miss Mari
eta Holton who is a student in Diekin-
son College.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burk spent Sun
day with Mrs. John Burk. of National
Park.
Miss Mildred Sparks who recently
had an operation Of the ear in the Medi-
co Chi Hospital in Philadelphia is now
at home and has almost entirely recov-
cred.
Joseph Norton. formerly a resident
of Nortonville, and very well known here
died last week at the home of a da1ght-
er in Philadelphia. Burial was made
at Centre Square.
Levi Hendrickson was thrown from
his wagon and badly bruised and iniur-
ed when the horse which he was driving
became unmanageSble and ran away.
A horse attached to a cart ran away
last Tuesday and David Chew the boy
driving was thrown ont but uninjured.
David was recently thrown from T. J..
Holton's truck and two wheels passed
over both feet but beyond a few bruises
was uninjured.
Word came on Sunday afternoon that
Louis, the fourteen year old son of Rev.
and Mrs. L. F. Bausman. had been kill
ed instantly in Trenton By a train. The
boy was a mute in the school for mutes
in Trentai md with older boys was out
for a Aise md walking the railroad
racks che accident occurred. Fun
eral service was held at the VI. E. Par
sonage on Tuesday afternoon. Inter
ment in the Pedriektown Cemetery.
The District Supt. Rev. f. A. De7Iar-
is viii have charge of the services in
the VI. E. Church next Sunday morning
and in the evening the Sunday School
viii give their annual Children's Day
program of special music and exercises.
Mrs. Anna =. Wells. Of Newark. the
evangelist had charge of the services in
the VI. e. Church last Sunday evening
IN place Of the pastor, Rev. l.. 7. Baus-
man who was suddenly called TO Trenton.
F. j.. Somers returned this week from
Hallandale. Florida. where he has spent
the winter. Mrs. Somers returned sew
eral weeks ago.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-06-09
Good Roads Convention

Penns Grove is not only on the map
but it is the hub OF attraction. A New
York Sunday paper issued a good road
map OF the United States two weeks g
The road from Penns Grove to Atlantic
City was marked as one of the improved
thru routes. 1t is tie most direct route
for automobiles from the West and South
and avoiding the congestion thru Phila-
delphia is considered by many.
Next Thursday, 18th, a good roads
convention will be held in Atlantic City
tor the purpose OF discussing WAYS and
means OF improving this route. Woods
town and Elmer citizens have begun to
agitate bonding the County. 1t sliould
be done and will have to he to meet the
needs OF this line OF travel.
1t has been planned by Fred D Doty,
president OF the Penns Grove Improve
ment Company 10 leave Penns Grove at
S a. m. for Woodstown where a delega-
ton will be picked up and the run made
arriving at Atlantic City at ll.30.
Business men of Wilmington, Salem,
Pedficktown, Elmer. Vineland, also rep
resentatives of the dupont Company are
expected to JOIN the ruu
A dollar dinner will he served at Hotel
Rudolph, at which good roads will be
discussed. 1t is hoped that State Com
missioner Stevens will be present.
He has already conceded that this route
should be improved with State aid. All
who can are urged to join this rum.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-06-09
MAY MAKE DYE STUFFS
Material Used For Powder The Sane
As In Useful Beautiful COlOriHgS

When the duI'onts began the erection
of plant eighteen months ago, at an ex-
pense of probably five million dollars at
which to make smokeless powders, the
company got such a big price for the
powders. from 81 to $1.25 a pound that
they expected that outlay to be junk
after the war orders were filed. Such
big orders were received later from the
other governments as to warrant the
erection of plant 3 at the expense of
two or three million dollars.
Plant , is the best and most system
atical of the three plants. The machin-
cry is located so that it can be most
economically operated.
Later the Allies became aware that
they must use the hellfre the Germans
used in order to compete in the human
carnage business. Picric acid. carbo-
lie acid. ehlorides and sulphur fumes Of
the bottomless pit must be procured at
any cost.
The dupont Company having the most
skilled chemists and. the money to pay
them, has erected on Deep Water Point
a plant for the manufacture Of these
hell-ire and birthstone gasses and acids
WHICH EdH ut tctu IbI lit ufntl utAANl
of lives, or the construction of many
useful and ornamental articles.
Several of the products for powder
making and dye making are interchange
able. The machinery is the same and
the source of the products used is the
same. being coal and coal oil by distill-
ing the carbon products of the earth
into their component parts and different
combinations.
The dye factories in Germany have
been turned into making war destruc-
tive products from the same chemicals.
The knowledge and skill of the Ameri-
cans in making war products can easily
be turned into dye products. Picric
acid. tutol and benzol are being largely
manufactured on Deep Water Point and
there is where it is expected that the
products will be turned to dye stuffs.
AS a consequence this plant which has
just been completed will become a per-
manent industry.
The success of German industry has
been because they used materials that
Americans let go to waste. Benzol is
recovered from the dry distillation of
coal and coke. Because the Germans
cannot get kerosene and gasoline they
are making benzol not only for war ma
~terials. but using it with which to run
their motors.
MAKE 251 COMMODITIES
Today the company is manufacturing
POI distinct commodities. Fabrikoid. a
leather substitute, is one of the princi-
pal productions, and is used in the manu-
facture of furniture, automobiles. car
riages. boats. trunks, bags, novelties and
other lines in which leather figures.
Pyralin. another product of the com
pany. is being made into a thousand and
one articles. ranging from collars and
cuffs to wind shields for automobiles. 1t
is used as a substitute for ivory. tortoise
shell and pearl. This industry may share
the plant at Pennsgrove with the dye
industry.
The plants engaged in these new lines
are located in other sections of the
country, but company officials assert that
their development will extend to the VIII
mington and Pennsgrove plants. thus as
surfing employment for a majority of the
nowdpr workers
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-06-09
Borough Council

The fortnightly meeting of the Mayor
ana Council was held Tuesday evening.
CouHcilnlen Lummis, palbow and Blohm
we're present and Mayor Cunningham
presided.
John Adelbert higgins, managing own
er of Penns Grove Water Supply Com
panY, was present aud explained the
water situation. New wells have been
driven and others will be to meet the
increased demand for water in Penns
Grove. A large addition will be made
also to the filter plant. While one pump
forced the needed supply All extra pump
and engine is at the station in case OF
fire.
The contract for fire plugs expired
some months ago. He asked that a new
contract be made at the old rate, $40 a
plug, for ten years.
Engineer j. R. Moreland presented
plans and grade profles OF the Haley
burton tract, formerly Clement B.. Lam
ming s farm, and the Morgan-Mille tract,
formerly Robert S. Diver farm, which
were approved so that they could be put
Oil the County records.
Some distinctions on the streets were
reported by Joseph Sailor, street super
visor. They were ordered removed.
Proposals for building the bituminods
street thru Penus Grove will be opened
next Monday afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
The Street Committee will go to Trenton
on Tuesday to have the bid approved by
the State Road Commissioned. Council
expects to give ont bids on the 10Th.