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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-02
GREAT ZEPPELIN
WRECKED BEFORE
LONDON CROWDS
Superdreadnought Crashes
to Earth With Crew of
13 in Raid
ATTACK CALLED FAILURE
LoNpoN. oct. ?.

LONDON. oct ?.
oer7nany's latest Zeppelin attack on
England was a complete failure. one OF the
superdreadnoughts OF the air being de-
stroyed with the loss Of the thirteen mem
bers Of It's crew.
The War once announced this afternoon
that there we're but two casualties, one man
being killed and a woman injured. The
damage was Insignificant.
The zeppelins made three futile attempts
TO attack London.
The wrecked super.Zeppelin crumpled up
and broke into several pieces as II plunged
earthward before the eyes OF thousands OF
Londoners
The commander Of the destroyed Yep
pelln was found In n field near part OF the
wreck this morning, still alive, but terribly
injured. He had been driven into the
wreckage with such force that the Imprint
Of his body was plainly visible when he
was picked up.
Fragments fell from nifty to sixty yards
apart and with them mangled bits OF
bodies
Unlike previous raids In the vicinity OF
London, last nights attack was slgnaled
by no tremendous gunfiring. A few shots
from anti-alrcraft guns brought thousands
20 the rooftops or TO the streets throughout
London. They gazed toward the star-lit
heavens while searchllghts converged their
silver shafts on n Zeppelin. the whlr OF
whose engines could be heard very family.
The Zeppelin was lost TO view for n moment.
Then suddenly n small red speck appeared
in the heavens. gradually growing into
red ball OF fire.
The flames spread like lightning. lighting
up the country for miles around The Yep
pelln seemed to stand stll for the moment.
presenting an indescrlbable spectacle. Its
blazing. flaming fabric sllhouetted the alum
mum framework. Every detail stood out
as ~ llmned by some artist depicting a scene
from hell.
For several seconds the burning airship
rested on even keel Then II tilted down.
ward and shot toward earth like n rocket
Pieces OF flaming material separated them
selves from the main mass, dropping along
the side in long. flaming tongues that gave
the plunglng fiery mass the appearance Of
a comet
An awe-lnspirlng silence settled over the
crowd as the Zeppelin fell. There were no
explosions. But with the dying afterglow
n mighty cheer rolled up from north Lon
don and swept the entire city, registering
Englands triumph.
The Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Amsterdam says that Count Zeppelin had
intended TO take part in the raid. but at
the eleventh hour changed his mind being
dlssuaded by his family.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-02
Gil AUSTRIAG CACCIAn
DA LIZ FALDE DEF MONT
LAGAzUOI E PIZzO FANS
II Generate Brussiloff Inizia Una
Nuova vigorosa offensiva
Contro lie Linee Austro-
Tedesche di Lemberg
LA RuMENIA MrNAcCIATA

ROMA, 2 Ottobre.
-. a.oroto reale odierno sono stNse w
$1,000 oiie armi eli uominl della cl'sss a.
All 1905 inscrittl mel ruoli deha MAT
guerra. ,.,,..,.. Teri
n N,,r,s,ero della Guerra pubohcaya ca le,'
80 n seguente rapporto del gene1M1 ,sio-
dorna circa Ia situazione ala iroh'o
austriaca: Iii.
N.ua vaue del Trevenanzes' hens
zona delralto Boite le truppe a,p -
Italiane attRccarono cacc''..U ,O.rau
nar,i nennici che 81 erano unhce
p,,i,a ,aida sud.orientali del Monte La
gayvoi a del Pizzo al Fanis. Nelia sua
s,,-a nreclpitata II nemico lascio neue
nastre mani una grande quantta u
rnateriale da guerra ed alcuni piie'
nleri
s,,ua fron,e delle Alpi Guile 81 sono
.,,,te soltanto azlonl intermitenu "
ar,Igiiaria lie batterie nemiche hahno
bombardato Merna Vertoiba' p0S"0
grenate sono cadute In Gorizia
Nol suo communicate dl sabato sera u
Qenerale Cadorna dceva che 81 eraIlo a'use ~
soltanto nzioni di mlnore Importance snT I
anche dueste erano state ostacoia'e
cattivo tempo. - r.r,iro
annunciano che le forzo russo del generslo
Brussiloff hanno inizlato una nuoVa poue-
rosa ofrensiva contro lie llnee austriache
3 tedesche che protteggono Lemperg eu
banno guadagnato terreno catturato clrca
1000 prigionieri. Questa nuova onehslNa
russa e. iniziata allo scope al ailesgeIlre
IA nressione che le forze teutoniche vanno
eseroltando da qualche giorno sulla fronte
rumene della Translvania.
Tedeschl ed austriaci infatu hanno
iniziato una offensiva contro rumeni dal
nord, approHttando del fatto che l rumenl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-02
RUMANIAN ARMY RALLIES
AFTER DEFEAT AND STRIKES
BACK IN TRANSYLVANIA


Following their defeat by Falkenhayn In
Trnnsylvanla, the RumRnians have reor-
ganized their forces, and are hitting back
al the enemy with powerful blows The
Austro- German troops have been thrust
back at three points in the eastern part OF
the province and have been unable TO ex-
tend their gains south OF Hermannstadt.
Meanwhile the Russians are concentrating
In the Dornavatra region. on the northern
Transylvania border. to launch an offensive
to relieve the pressure on their allys lines.
II Is now clear that Falkenhayn's coup
In Transylvania presaged a general Of
fensive against Rumania. The attack, Il is
believed. will be pressed on all sides OF
RumRnla. This is indicated by the carry
ing out on Saturday of strong naval as
sault ON the Rumanlan Danube port OF
Carabla. Austrian river forces succeeded In
silencing the defensive works. penetrating
the inner harbor and infiicting severe dam
age on the military establishments and rail-
road facilities of the town, besides rescung
nine captured Austrian tugs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-02
GREAT BATTLE DEVELOPS
IN GALICIA AS GEN. BRUssIL0FF
STARTS DRIVE ON LEMBERG

PETRooRAD oct. "A great battle
n now developing along vide front IN
Gaicia. where the Russians have resumed
their drive on LENDERS.
The War once today announced that
the hghtlng II particularly stubborn along
the River Naraiuvka, northeast Of Halicr
and also on the right bank OF the Zlo'a
Lipa River. Enemy counter-attacks have
been repelled with great losses for the
Austro-Germans and 1900 prisoners have
been taken.
LONDON. oct 2-The Russian drive for
Iemberg Ia IN full swing again. Both from
the northeast. along the railway from
Brody, and from the southeast. along the
railway from BrzeEnny. Brussilon's troops
capital
In both thrusts the Cars forces made
substantial progress yesterday and captured
moro than 1000 prisoners on the Brody-
Krasne line they fought their way forward
for considerable distance, while near
Brxezany they succeeded In winning heights
on the right bank OF the zlota Plpa
The capture OF 4is6 Austro-oermans on
the oalicIa front was announced In last
nights Russian official report
The new Russian offensive comes at
time when FaikenhRyn was preparing for
an invasion of Rumanla from the Tran
nyivanla line. Reports from the front in
dicate that many German troops have been
withdrawn from the eastern front 20 the
Hungarian. Falkenhayns success in the
three-day battle was due largely TO these
troops.
Brusslloff. whose attack had been
stemmed by the large forces Hindenburg
had sent east TO reinforce tho lines de-
Tending Kovel and Lemberg, waited until
the enemy's line had been weakened by
Withdrawals TO another front. Falken-
hayns counter blow In Hungary apparent
ly has given Brussiloff this opening, and he
has resumed his offensive.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-02
BRITISH CAPTURE TWO
VILLAGES ON STRUMA AND
CRUSH FOES ATTACKS

LONDON, Oct. ..
Bulgarian counter-attacks against the
British lines on the struma front In Mace
donia have boen repulsed the War once
stated today. Two villages and $50 prison.
ers were captured by the British. The com
munication On the Bulkan operations toi-
low:
Portions OF the Bulgarian line on
the Struma River which we captured
on Saturday, include the villages OF
Karazakoibala and Larazakoizer
Enemy counter-attacks we're beaten
or with heavy losses. All the ground
won has now been consolidated. There
has been no sign OF a renewal OF hos
tilitles on the part of the enemy who
In now some distance ffcm our lines
In addition TO the heavy casualties we
inflicted we took 25O prisoners. our
casualties were comparatively light
We capture three machine guns.
PARIS. oct 2.--The capture OF Kotcho-
vie. from the BulgarIana by the Serbians,
was announced today by the War Ohice In
n communique on Balkan operations. kot-
chovie lies north Of Kaimakcalan heights,
where the Serps continue 20 make progress
Strong Bulgarian counter-attacks In that
sector we're repulsed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-02
BERLIN ADMITS PROGRESS
FOR RUSSIANS AT TWO POINTS
IN LEMBERG OFFENSIVE

BERLIN, oct 2.
The Russians gained successes at two
points In the renewal OF their attacks east
OF Lemberg. a statement from the Austrian
War Office admitted today, but elsewhere
violent Slav onslaughts were repulsed.
The Russians captured less than 100
yards OF trenches In violent hand -to-hand
lighting north OF Potutory. South OF the
Brody-Sochzov road enemy forces pene-
trated the sector held by one Teutonlc regl-
ment The Teutons are counter-attncking
and already have regained part Of the lost
ground.
General Falkenhayn's victory over the
Rumanians near Hermannstadt has halted
the whole Rumanlan invasion OF Transyl-
vania. said Budapest dispatches today
The Rumanian left wing was badly
demoralized by the blow that II has be-
come necessary to regroup all the forces
on the Transylvanih front. The fighting
In the region OF Hermannstadt has virtually
ended with about 1000 prisoners and large
quantities of booty in the hands OF tho
Teuton allies.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-02

o. gasoline of hi< thousands of men 20 aid
the army of Io<fre thus failing with tre-
mcndous crort on the German nank. that
turned The tide II whs General 0aiiicurs
German oblique that saved Paris per-
mitted Joffre 20 save France. and with
Francs the Allied cause
Presently Paris heard the news A
period of anxiety turned 20 10Y. and then
10 veritabie infoxicatlon Of happiness AT
the saving of The capital from Germany
and destruction, II seemed. too. as n
nature herself rejolcod The whole month
of September was wonderfully fair As
there had been a sun Of Austsrlitx more
than 100 years before. 20 there was the
sun OF the Marns shining over the capital
Of France. Strangers smiled upon each
other on tho streets men and women un-
known 70 each other shook hands; nc-
dualntnnces embraced publicly, kissing
cheek and cheek IN the Latin fashion. The
sun shone on for twenty-six consecutive
days, shone Giortously. and the Joy OF the
people was bathed In it, glory.
The battle Of the Marns was on The
armies Of Won Kluck were being driven
back leaving their dead and French dead
In thousands, but the blood soaked ground
exempined a Paris saved. and a section Of
France redeemed
With the Marne the aspect OF the war
changed. From war Of quick Invasion
and subsection following the plans Of the
1NfNthu IMMUNITY Hthtti " utNtioVeu
Onilienis inspiration and telephone mes
sage 20 Joffre into n successful repelling
OF the Invaders The Government presently
returned from Bordeaux-the normal life
OF Paris resumed
Today Il sees soft September sun
shining over its thousands OF monumental.
knows tho intrenched Germans eighty miles
away are being surely, n slowly, forced
out IN the Allied drive. The long line OF
battle on my map OF the front, changed
daily with tiny pin French. English and
Belgian fags, shows constant gains, con-
stant bits OF invaded France being
bitten back from the armies OF Germany
BY and by they will be driven from French
soil. Joffre is seeing to that. He In the
idol OF France and deservediy 20.
But Gallieni dead and buried with
honor holds lnviolate for all time In the
history OF this war his proud position as
the Saviour OF Paris. his name an i'm
mortal memory In the minds OF all French
men.
All the world save Germany Is debtor TO
this fine old dead soldier. who made pos
Hible through his military gerius the re-
the second anniversary OF the glorious
cordng this beautiful September day of
battle OF the Marne
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-02
NAVAL FORCES COOPERATE
WITH FRENCH ON SOMME
IN PERONNE ATTACK
By HENRY WOOD
WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES BEFORE

WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES BEFORE
PERONNE, Oct. 2.
Naval forces have Joined the Allies here
in the great land battle of the Somme,
seventy miles from the sea.
Ironclad monitors. utilizing Frances
magnificent network of canals along the
Somme, centering at Peronne. are partic-
ipating in the daily bombardment OF Mt
st. Quentin, which dominates Peronne from
the east. They advance slowly on the
German stronghold as the land lines creep
forward and have done much effective
work.
Mount St Quentin, constituting the key
to the defense OF Peronue. is slowly and
steadily being encircled by the French in
the same manner that preceded the capture
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-02

@@11< 09l|lAnl tsl9phonel 09DersI
Win ~ hanging up Of the re-
e. ~ telephone. began what his
111@<1 ~ fhe Battle of he uarne.
vI@U1 f1ru|( Tor the arms of France
~ n|n&> b>eu told with its ending
1 1er1n4ae retreat 10 the line be-
1'1rcr@ ar< R@iu'e vhere. IN superior
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-02

Of combics The position. strong one.
stands At Che summit Of hill overiookins
perouna
Marine gunners. who serve the pieces
aboard the monitors. 20 about their bus-
mess in the same nethodical. clockworh
manner a. ordinary workmen beginning
their days labor. After their morning
plunge IN the canal and breakfast they
begin tuning up the guns.
on land the same mechanical process
goes on The artiilerymen wash up, eat
breakfast and then. apparently without the
necessity Of tho officers presence, begin
serving the guns on scheduled time Ike 20
many factory employees beginning work on
the whistle
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-02
ITALIANS DISLODGE ENEMY
FROM TRENCHES ON SLOPES
OF LAGAZUOI MOUNTAINS

ROME. oct. Fin the Travenanzes
Valley Italian Alpine troops attacked and
drove out enemy detachments which had
entrenched themselves on the southeastern
slopes OF Monte Lagazoui and of Pizzo di
Fanis," says last nights official announce
ment. in his flight the enemy left q
large amount OF war material and some
prisoners in our hands
"on the Julian Alps front there were only
Intermittent artillery actions.
ENEMY batteries bombarded Merna and
Vertoiba. A few shells also fell on Gori-
zia"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-02
Bueuos Aires Refuses to Be Dry

BUENoS AIRES, Oct. 2.-The first seri-
GUS attempt 20 force dry" Sunday In
Buenos Aires, gay capital OF Argentina, was
failure. The authorities made no effort
yesterday to enforce the law prohibiting the
sale of all alcoholic liquors, except beer.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-12-01
Notice to Bridge Contractors
Nos, 1906, 1909 and 1910

i"' '"Vo' iouJ ana i0lU
Sealed bids are invited to be filed with tbe nm
derslgned Clerk on or before Two o'clock r. m
on Monday. the 4th day of December 1915 70,
furnishing the material for constructing accord
ing TO plans and specifications now on file in ~,
C.hancery Clerks office of Noxubee County. Ms
sissippi, the following: '' Nus
No @o5-A bridge on Coon Creek on the Gran.
ford Bridge Road. ran
No So9-A bridge on Shuqualak and Fairfield
lax. o"S' Vi onuqua-
NO. ,ISlO-A bridge across Jim Creek on the
Columbus and Cliftonyille Road at Jim Connor's
tlace' l.Separate bids for building each of said
bridges invited Wv" VI sa'u
sad work to be completed within 30 dava from
the date of awarding the contract. io
The %controct will be let to the lowest b;d1or
VINO must during the meeting at which the con.
tract IS awarded enter into formal contract and
furnish bond. with sufficient sureties for iha
prompt, proper and efficient performance of The
contract in penalty not less the contract nr;ce
ne BOARD reserves the right to reject anv ar ali
olus' contractor to pay for incpection If more
tract. oohu anu con-
day of Nov, 1916. '"S ''h
JNO. A. TYSON, Chancerv Clorl
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-12-01
Notice of Borrowing Money

Notice is hereby given of the inten-
tion of the Board of Supervisors of
Noxubee County, Mississippi, to bor-
row at their December, 1916, meeting.
the sum of three thousand dollars for
Supervisors District Four of said
county, which is operating under
Chapter 257, Laws of Mississippi. 1912.
to be used in said district in
meeting expenses of working its roads.
etc. A loan warrant, payable out of the
taxes to be collected for the year 1916
on the taxable property of saio dis
trict, will he issued to the lender, bear
ing interest not exceeding 6 per cent
per annum until paid and maturing on
January |, 1917.
BY order of the Board of Supervisors
of Noxubee County, Miss, this Nov.
9th, 1916.
Witness my hand and official seal at
office in Macon, Miss, this Nov. 9th,
1916,
JOHN A. TYSON.
Clerk Board of Supervisors Of
Noxubee Co., Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-12-01
TRUSTEES SALE

The state of Mississippi. Noxubee County
ny virtue of the provisions of n certain deed of
rust executed by Davis Dupree and Margret Du-
rec on the 9Th dav of August. 1913, to Chas
strong IA trustee. TO secure to w. M. Lamberson
! certain Indebtedness therein mentioned said
rust deed being recorded in Deed Book No no
. bl9 IN Chancery Clerks office in said county
me undersigned ns trustee. will on Saturday the
Wth day of Dec, 1916. within legal hours In front
" the door of the Court House in the Citv of
WAGON. Miss., proceed to sell Mt auction to tho
highest bidder for cash the following property in
N,oNuhee. County. Miss. and in Macon, and
described as:- "N
B.unded on the East by the lot known ns the
Charles Smith place, and owned br Tom Maxev
brown as the NJ. NJ. Boyle place on the west. nv
the lot owned and occupied by Bork Spooner
and ON the south hy a street running east and
west north of the place now owned by II r.
stewart az a homestead. This being the land
that now reside on m my homestead, said land
being situated in the City of Macon in Frac-
tlonal Block 81 Section Twenty Eight, Il Is, r
u. Noxubee County" The above dcscription
being the language OF the trust deed.
The property mentioned in said trust deed will
be sold to satisfy said Indebtedness aud the cost
OF this proceeding. CHAS.
This Nov. q, 1916. Tr,at.o
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-12-01
TRUSTEES SALE

The State of Mississippi. Noxubee County
by virtue of the provisions of a certain desj ~
Trust executed by 0. M. Dorroh and wife. Lem,r;a
Dorron on the 3D. day of December. 1918 m II
Dorroh AGeo. Richardson, substituted AZ trnstsa
70 secure to Bank of Macon, Macon, Miss a cer'
tam Indebtedness therein mentioned. said trnst
Ieeu pelng recorded in Deed Book No. ia. naos
~ IN Chancery Clerks office in said county T
me undersigned as substituted trustee will a.
Luesoay, the 18th day of December, 1915 within
legal hours in front of the door Of the CONT
Rouse IN the City of Macon, Miss, proceed IN sas
al suction to the highest bidder for cash the al
owing lands. to.wit: Twelve acres in the sonth.
west corner of the south half of the sontbr,sa.
luarter' section. 10. township ID. range TX .nS
snirty and seventy-five hundreths (30, Xxi .cra.
IN Lne southeast corner of the southeast nrarte"
section III. township Ia. range Is. and the sonth..
i Es iorty-seven and eighty one one hnnSret !.
taI 81 acres off the north end of the west h.Is ~
the said southwest quarter of section II tn
aDove described lrnds being all and the ONLY Land
owned by the said o. M. Dorroh and w;f snI y.
15.. wv" Al township ID. range
me property mentioned in said trust deod MI,
o y : yoio TO satisfy said indebtedness and the WI.
ms 18th day of Nov. 1916. .Substituted Tr,,s..
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TRUSTEES SALE
NM Static of Mi.aisninni Nnxnh.Ac H..

The State of Mississippi, Noxubee County.
by virtue of the provisions Of a certain decd of
trust executed by Doc Cotton and his wife Della
Cotton on the 10th day of Feb. 1918, to A, T
Dent as trustee, to secure to Mrs. Sue A. Adams
a certain indedness therein mentioned, said trust
deed being recorded in De d Book No. ia, I, Az,
IN Thancery Clerks office in said county. /, the
undersigned as trustee, will on Saturday, the 2Srl
day of Dec, 1916, within legal hours in front of
me door OF the Court House in the City of Macon.
Miss. proceed TO sell at auction TO the highest
bidder FOL cash East Half of Southeast Quarter
section Seventeen Township Fourteen North
Range Sixteen East and being the property upon
which we reside as our homestead.
Inc property mentioned in said trust deed will
De sold to satisfy said Indebtedness and the cost
~ ~ tns proSeealng' A. T. DENT.
Aulh NV -. 1910, TruatNo
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-12-01
NOTICE.

NO, 73I2
O'Clock p. m. 0eiore E'O
Monday the 9TH day Of December 1916
I9r building a one-room house at the County
nome OF Noxubee County. Miss, according tn
pans and specifications now on file in the office Of
~ Undersigned clerk at Macon. Miss, The con-
tract will be awarded to the lowest b;ddor ~ a
required to enter into contract and furnish bond
IN penalty oil the amount of bid. SAID contract and
pond to be approved by the Board during ths
oeTm n at which the contract will be awarded
Ma Inc baard reserves the right to reject any orall
more than one be made, and for recording bond
and contract. s oohu
ny order Of the Board of Supervisors of Noxp-
oee |ounty. MISS this 9Th day of Nov. 1915.
JNO. A. TYSON. Chsnceyv Cierk
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-12-01
TRUSTEES SALE

The State o5 Mississippi, Noxubce County.
Ky virtue OF the provisions of a certain deed of
trust executed by Allen Harris and wife M n
harris on the 18th day of January. 1915. to A. r.
pent as trustee to secure to Mrs. Sue A. Adams
a certain indebtedness therein mentioned aa;d
trust deed being recorded in Deed Book No. l0I
=. VI in Chancery Clerks office in said county, /
the Undersigned as trustee will on Saturday. the
ztrd day OF Dec, 1915, within legal hours in front
con. Miss, proceed to sell at auction to the HIGH.
eat bidder for cash East Half Northwest Quarter
section Nine Township Fourteen North Range
Sixteen East. N'
Inc property mentioned in said trust deed will
be sold to satisfy said indebtedness md the cos,
vi this proceedlng. A, I. DENT,
This Nov. q. 1915. Trust:o
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-12-01
Notice to Bridge Contractors.

~ No. 1888,
Sealed bids are invited to be filed with tbo -.
dersigned clerk on or before twa o'c,ocL y ~ ~ uu.
MONDAY the 9TH day of December. 1916, for fnr.
mlsn,ng the material for and constructing ACCORD.
ing 10 plans and qualifications now on file in The
issippi. the following: "'SS
a wooden bridge over slough just west of w
W. SIMON 3 on the Binion and Skinner road.
oa,o work to be completed within 30 days form
'ne date OF awarding the c~ontroct.
The contract will be let to the lowest bidder who
must during the meeting at which the contr.nt
Is awarded, enter into formal contract and fur
nlsh bond. with sufficient ~sureties. for the promnt
proper and efficient performance of theicontract'
m penalty not less the contract price. The Hoard
reserves the right to reject any or ali hid
me contractor to pay for inspection. IL more
nun one and for recording contract and bond.
by order of the Board of Supervisors. this 9th
day of November. 1916. III 'n
JNO. A, TYSON,
Chapcpry ClarG