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Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-24
Far'or VIII Sing Carmen on the
Opening Opera Night in Omaha
) Greatest of American Sopranos
is to Be Presented in the
Role She Has Made
Her Own.

Geraldine Farrar will sing the role
Of Carmen in Bizet's undving opera
of that name when the c. A. Ellis
Opera company opens its Omaha en-
gagement on Monday evening, Octo-
Der %.
This is the first of the series OF the
Associated Retailers concert course
and deserves the emphasis laid upon
1t by the promoters. Miss Farrar has
had many notable successes i'll her
career and some roles in the modern
repertoire OF opera must be hence
forth indissolubly connected with her
name, but in the end her greatest
triumph so far has been her Carmen,
for she in this not only shows her
wonted skill in action and in song,
but is able fairly to hynotize her au-
dience into the belief that she is &C
tually Spanish gypsy.
In many respects Miss Farrar 5
Carmen differs radically from the ira
ditions OF the past, yet her character
wlsation is one of absolute artistic
symmetry, following consistently
from beginning to end the golden
rule of Nothing too much Her
Carmen, perhaps more than that of
trany of her most distinguished prede-
cessors. is filled with certain ele-
ment OF poesy and fantasy that brings
it very close to the dark-eyed gypsy
girl about whom Prosper Merimee
wound his celebrated romance. Far
rar's Carmen is neither a slatternly
drab nor a metculous prude She is
a child of nature, absolutely without
sense OF moral responsibility, whose
sole aim in life is pleasure and SELF
qualification. She finds it first in the
excitement of Winning Jose away from
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-24

AT a reinforcement camp some
where in France" the Australian con-
tingents have fine brass jand they
brought with them from home. The
band has become famous in the vicin-
ity, for whenever an Australian group
is called up, no matter how small it
is. the band always is there to give
the men musical send-off. Usually
this occurs at 4 a. M, a fact which
adds materially to the renown of the
band.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-24

vided they don't take in any more
black cats"
Another read:
In case should die-(cheers)- -
| will everything to my mother
Cloud and prolonged cheers)."
Both were held to be valid.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-24

| cups VIII be awarded the winners OF
each contest. Today's matinee starts
at 3 o'clock. Ladies matinee daily
all week.
Prelles' Miniature Circus headlines
the Empress vaudeville bill for the
four first days of this week. This act
stands supreme in animal acts of its
kind and introduce some feats in
training undreamed OF in the past.
THE Robbery of the Overland
Mail" a dramatic sketch entirely
played by, the animals on the stage
alone, is absolutely original. Serving
Musical Menu" in a mystifying
manner, P. George, the musical chef,
also has novelty worth while Ralph
and Whitehead and Pauline Haggard,
favorites of musical comedy, and
Roth and Roberts, who bill them
selves as THE Wop and the Cop"
comedians, appear on the same bill,
and from all reports on hand are CIV
ing everywhere good account of
themselves.
"The Rosary" has been selected by
the Williams Select Players for this
weeks play at the Krug theater, be-
ginning Sunday matinee and contin-
uing for eleven performances, every
evening, with the Sunday matinee and
the usual matinees on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. 1t serves as
vehicle to carry story of love to
its just reward and is unusually con-
sistent in action, the truth is made
plain. 1t offers a titular character in
Rev. Brian Kelly, bL: the character
does not detract from all the others,
it being one of those modern plays
that will assist Mr.. Williams to carry
into effect his mo star" policy. Every
act of the play will be reproduction
of the original production, which had
one of the largest and most success
full runs in New York City some few
seasons since.
.
Amelia Stone and Armand kalisz
will be the stellar feature at the
Orpheum for the week of October /,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-24

Amelia Stone and Armand Kalisz
will be the stellar feature at the
Orpheum for the week of October |,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-24

Part of the line of march lies be.
side general field hospital and in
variably the nurses, or Sisters" as
the soldiers call them, turn out to
wave parting salute.
Save me nice bed, Sister," called
out one of the Tommies a day or two
ago; "l'll be back in a few minutes. u
Oddly enough, he was.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-24

The London theaters reflect the
spirit of the times. Serious plays are
all but forgotten, "revues" and mu-
steal comedies holding the boards at
all the better houses. Of course
there are no chorus men in the pro-
auctions a new evidence that cruel
war has its alternating circumstances.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-24

his duties as a soldier and turning
him into a deserter and smuggler
That done, she loses interest in him
and finds her next qualification in the
fine clothes showered on her by the
popular toreador, Escamillo. She
reads her fate in the cards-is de-
pressed for a minute-and then &C
cepts it as all in days work. In
other words, the Carmen Of Miss Far
rar is one which holds the sympathy
OF the audience from beginning to
end. This, in the end is the great
est achievement OF any actress.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-24
Husband and Wife" Feature
Of Grand Program Today

The feature of the program at the
Grand today will be Gail Kane and
Holbrook Blinn in Husband and
Wife," a five-reel feature of intense
heart interest A comedy will also be
part of the bill
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-24

presenting an operatta called
"Ma'mzelle." The book is by Edgar
Allan Woolf and the lyrics by Mr..
kalisz. Another feature on the same
bill will be George Howell in Agnes
SCOTS sketch, The Red Fox Trot"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-25
Announcement TO the Voters

anna candidate for the Office
OF Register of Deeds of Potter
conntysat the polls November 7th.
] am making an effort to see every
votef "a the county, but will find
It impossible to see some Of yon.
some not being ct home when /
called. ! have no sympathy or
hard times talk to put up, hut am
asking for this .6fRoe in 4 business
way and on business principles.
and your support will be appreci-
std o. these grounds.
r. Newland.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-25
BAD COLDS FROM LITTLE sNEEzEs GROW

Many colds that hang on all vim
ter start with a sneeze, q snifle, a
sore throat, a tight chest. You
know the SYMPTOMS of colds, and
you know prompt treatment will
break them up. Or. Kings New
Discovery, with its soothing anti
septic balsams. has been breaking
up colds and healing coughs of
young and old for - years. DR..
Kings New Discovery ~loosens the
.phlegm, clears the head, soothes
the irritated membrane aud makes
breathing easier. At your drug
gist, Soc.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-25
For County Auditor

For County Auditor
", By the Republican party
j Miles,. ....Gettysburg S D
BY the Democratic barty
Harlow Lucas....... Gettysburg S D
For Sheriff
John Herbison.. .~.Gettysburg SD
For Register of Deeds
BY the Republican party
Elmer Newland Gettysburg SD
By the Democratic party
For Clerk of Courts
BY the Democratic party
Harry Rolinger. -. Gettysburg S d
For County Judge
BY the Republican party
s NJ Howard. $780, Gettysburg S d
For Superintendent of Schools
By the Democratic party
Margaret Briscoe Gettysburg SD
For States Attorney
By the Republican party
Jean F Sargent. ...G Gettysburg S d
For County Assessor
By the Republican party
Henry Hawkinson. ..... German S D
BY the Democratic party
Peter Schneider.... .. Lebanon S d
For County Coroner
By the Republican party
w G Schneider. 49,. Gettysburg s D
For County Commissioner LIST Dist
BY the Republican party
'IhnC NfkknIonn nh0nan g m
For County Commissioner 4th Dist
By the Republican party
j. BClark. ........ Gettysburg S D
For Judge of the Supreme Court
Fourth District
Ellison g Smith. ...... Yankton s d
For Judge of the Supreme Court
Fifth District
James 81 Mccoy. 49,. Aberdeen s D
George E MARQUIS. 49,. Watertown s d
In testimony whereof 1 have set my
hand and official seal of Potter County
s. ID. at Gettysburg S. ID. this 18th day of
October 1915.
Ed. b. Toomey
County Auditor
Potter County s. d.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-25
NOTICE

Notice is. hereby given. that on Tuesday
the 7th day ~ofxNovember next, 1916. at the
several voting precincts In Potter county,
South Dakota. a general election will be
men, state. county, judicial and district
officers as follows:
Five Presidential Electors
One Judge of the Supreme Court. 4th dis
trict
One 9s; Judge Of the Supreme Court sth dis
One Congressman End district
One Governor
One Lieutenant Governor
One Secretary of State
One Attorney General
One State Auditor
One State Treasurer
One Commissioners of School and Public
Lands
One Superintendent OF Public Instruction
One Railroad Commissioners
One State Senator
One Representative
One County Treasurer
One County Auditor
One Sheriff
One Register of Deeds
One Clerk Of Courts
One Superintendent of Schools
One States Attorney
One County Judge
One County Assessor
One County Coroner
One County Commissioner LIST district
One County Commissioner 4th
Also upon the proposed amendments to
dakota. and the questions whether GER
tain proposed and referred measures shall
become laws OfthO StatAOf South Dixon.
The polls Of said election will be opened
at 8 o'clock In the morning and will con.
ttnue open until 5ociock IN the a~ftArnoOn2
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-25
ABBREVIATED
Sheriff j. Herbison was in town

Sheriff j. Herbison was in town
Tuesday
Geo McMacken passed thru
town Monday
Mr. and Mrs Frank Worries were
in town Sunday
Bulge Rome made a trip to
Pierre last week returning Mon
day
Ray Rosa and Fred Hartman
went to LaPlunt Monday return
ing Tuesday
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.
HARRISON Of Forest City, S. d.,
October 9 1916 son
Mrs Will Ripley returned from
Hot Springs a few days ago. leav-
ing Will to return about two weeks
later
For insurance, land or other
General Business, call, phone or
write William School, Gettysburg,
S. d.
Miss Hanson, teacher of the
Art Comeau school, spent satur-
day and Sunday With Miss Mix
kelson
One New Model 50 Overland
to trade for Yearling Heifers.
Address, s. NJ. Howard, Gettys-
burg, s. ID.
Mr. S. j. Simonson of Timber
Lake was down Wednesday with a
lady passenger enroute to Pierre,
the latter being On her way to her
home at Dallas SD.
Mr. and Mrs Harveson with her
sister Mrs LandyAtter and Will
Pence we're in town enroute to
the Agency to get Mrs HIS baby
treated at the Hospital
MI. and Mrs. Art Comeau went
to Gettysburg Monday and stayed
to hear Senator Sterling speak in
the evening. They we're accom-
panied by Mr.. Timberlake.
Mrs Mande Hewitt is now as
sisting her father, William School,
his real estate and insurance office.
Mr. School does the most extern
sive business of any agent in the
county
G. w. Brown, agent for a stand
ard stock remedy, with headquar-
ters at the Hayes House, Gettys-
burg, was at Arthur Comeau's
Tuesday. Ye Editor acknowledges
a pleasant ride with him on his re.
turn from a trip to the burg
Miss Abbie Rome returned
from Long Beach California Thurs
day last coming via Portland Ore
pon and the Milwaukee Ry and
stopping at Cedar N. D. to make
a brief visit at her sisters, Mrs.
Al. Marple, to see her newly ar
rived niece
William School wishes to an
nounce to the public that he will
be in. his Office in Gettysburg ON
Saturday. Monday and Tuesday of
each week, whenever possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Congdon visited.
Sunday with their daughter Mrs
Gettysburg
Aamnmmramant n N. Vo%...
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-25
"wHY NOT GIVE 1T TWO VOTES INSTEAD OF ONE"

Z q Lewis -. Lake Preston S D
~ uQe::.......... Volga 5
Chas R Miller. ......... Salem SD
For Representative in Congress
BY the Republican party
Royal G Johnson. Aberdeen s D
By the Democratic party
. ) bat'e Rt r. So sisseton D
e Francis Atwood. -. Sisseton s d
BY the Prohibition party
Roller Clendening. So. Manchester s d
For Governor
BY. the Republican party
Peter Norbeck 1...... Redfield s d
By the Democratic pa ,ty
Orville v Rinehart. Rapid City S d
By the Socialist party
Fred e Fairchild. ~. Wellburg S
BY the Prohibition party
c X Thompson 49,. Worthwhile S ID
For Lieutenant Governor
wv BY the Republican party
w h McMaStef. ...... YanktOn S ID
-. BY the Democratic party
A $ Anderson. Beresford s d
BY the Socialist party
Chas E Ware. Aberdeen S d
BY the Prohibition party
Paul L Werth. 49,. Frankfort s d
For Secretary of State
Frank N R Rgd the RepuRS!sts;n';n n party
By the Democratic party
James E Bird. Watertown SIP
BY the Socialist party
Fred B Huck. -. Roscoe 8 ID
BY the Prohibition party
A = Atkinson. Gary S d
For Attorney General
By the Republican party
BY the Democratic party
Jos j Conry -. Aberdeen S ID
By the Socialist party
w H Dearment.. -. .Sisseton S d
For State Auditor
BY the Republican party
BY the Democratic party
y I Gunderson: Centerville'S SD
BY thu Socialist party
Fred S Mcdonald. 80 eblin s ID
By the Prohibition party
i Burrts.... -. Brookings 8 ID
For State Treasurer
By the Republican party
By the Democratic party
jacob Fergen;. &c.. Parkston s ID
BY the Socialist party
Clara Strohmeirer. -. Aberdeen 50
By the Prohibition party
For Commissioner of School and.
Public Lands
BY the Republican party
n f knight -..... Thomas s b
John Michaels: ....... Mitchell s d
BY the Socialist party
DC Bond. Mitchell S D
For Superintendent of Public
Instruction
en- 1,,I By the RePp1 3. s[ Psrn,y
:. :, b the pen rssssssn parry ~
By. the Socialist party :
Olive Knowles. .Deadwood s D
Ry the Prohibition party
H Hehdrickson Washington Springs S T.
For Railroad Commissioner
Frank ! ~ With IL Rspoewl's:s ss!ga .sz'{b
RS the Democratic psrty
b the Socialist party
By the Prohibition party
- B Grottc. -. Knoxville SD
For State Senator 36th Dist.
BY the Republican patty
a n Moore ...... .Fauikton s D
For Representative 10th Dist.
BY tho Republican party
1teereon ...-... Lebanon SD
By the Democratic party s
WO Hu6man........ Gettysburg s d
~ W.. N2I4H
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-25

of the same day. Said election to be held
in the polling places as designated BY the
Board of County Commissioners at their
regular September meeting, 1916.
Dated at Gettysburg, South Dakota this
Ed B, Toomey,
County Auditor
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-25

Ferdinand l. Stevens of Gettys-
burg 5. D. passed away Thursday
last, Oct. 10 1915 in his eightyffth
year. He was born in Norway,
Maine, coming to Potter county
in 1873 when he filed on a home-
stead about six miles southeast of
Forest City. on which he proved
up and obtained title. In latter
years he has been gradually failing
in health, during which time Judge
Samuel NJ. Howard vas his bene-
factor, sharing his quarters with
him and otherwise befriendirg him
when adversely left the deceased
without visible means of support.
The funeral services were held in
Gettysburg on Friday and the re-
mains laid to rest In the cemetery
there.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-25
Notice Of Nominations

This is to certify that pursuant
to the provisions Of section 1907
of the revised political code of
1908. the following nominations
for Presidential electors, Represen-
tatives in Congress, state, Judicial,
legislative and county officers, to
be voted for at the general cleo
ton to be held on The 7th day Of
November 1915 throughout the
state of Sonth Dakota. have been
Only certi6e / to this Office By the
Secretary Of State, nominated hy
the primaries Of the several par
ties. and by petition.
For Presidential Electors
BY the Republican party
Geo; +; Douthitt, sio1x Falls. s. D.
Frank ". Meehan.. .Milbank s. b.
H.. e. G3olme ...PlAtte S. d.
9. X. Snyder Watertown s d
By the Democratic party
A.C:sattterlee ..........Pi Pierre s D
y. W Moofe FL. Pierre s. %.
= ]: RAn4all Rapid City g. u.
Lewis 9. Peek. 1888. Lemm0n &. ID.
John n. KiuR...0 81. Lawrence 8, d.
81 the 4ocialist party
e g - 4 . G!ssls: PIX sMs fo. INT 9. Q.
9sGsrA: ausstnsr AEossf4esfe p
Hugh 9. Haskins.. Winflsd SD
b TIE Prohibltioo party
~ Aupp. I. Elk PoinksD
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-25
AGENCY RIFLES

Miss Lucille LaPlant was an
over-Sunday visitor in Pierre
Mrs. Charlow has returned from
Kansas accompanied by her mo-
Their
Two new Ford cas- were added
to the government garage the
other day
The position of shoe and harness
maker at the Ind. School is now
filled by George Iron Wing
The industrial school now has
175 pupils in attendance, with
prospects of a few more soon
Or. Baer ond Druggist Prann
of Timber Lake were interested
visitors at the Hospital tuesday
Mrs. Springer of Florence S. ID.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wander
veer was an arrival Thursday last.
Rodney Phillips, Mr. Bloom, Mr..
Young and Mr. FREEZER of Fl.
Pierre were visitors at the Agency
Monday
Supt Campbell With Bob Roberts
chat. took a trip to Belle Fourche
to see about purchasing some sheep
for the benefit of the Indians
An underground tank has been
installed back of the Supt's office
with the latest improved pump for
the gasoline and Kerosene supply
Engineer Devine was at Gettvs-
burg Monday and Tuesday to see
about getting some repairs made
on the heating plant at the Indian
School
Special Supervisor McBrien, of
the federal educational bureau.
was a recent visitor here and gave
an interesting address at Assembly
Sunday eveoing
Carpenter J.W. Walker who ran
the government sawmill last win
ter is expected to return again to-
day to finish the work on the new
addition to the Supt's Office
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-20

Sunday School at 10 a. m. sun
day school services win be an Eas-
ter program. Church services al
IN a. m. Sacrament of the Lord !
Supper win follow the short adj
dress. Theme; The New Depar-
ture The Cross.
Junior league at 3 p. m. Even-
ing services at Z 80 p. m. Theme
The Love We Feel and the Love
We Trust.
Our Easter services will be
plain and simple. The theme OF
the evening is intended TO bring
out the Love of man and the Love
of God, the latter being the basis
of the atonement. We celebrate
Easter because that is the season
that brings out the atonement-
We bid all hearty welcome to
our services.
The Easter Sunrise prayer
meeting win be in the Methodist
church.
T. II. Fertig
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-20

In this issue Of The Herald will
be found a complete statement OF
the receipts and expenditures of
Lewis county for the year end
ing April /, 1916, as compiled by
the county auditor. If you are a
tax payer this report viii be of
particular interest to you. 1t Civ
es the figures on which one may
intelligently consider the way the
county's business is being handl-
ed, and eliminates the need Of re-
lying on "hearsay. One very
particular fact that is set forth
is, that the real Indebtedness Of
rich Lewis county is only $10,633.-
AZ, in spite Of the extensive pub
lie improvements made during the
past four years.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-20

be exceedingly discouraging in
most agricultural sections. But it
is not so here. Now and then a
farmer win talk a little blue, but
on the whole good cheer is in evi-
denee q plenty. There S a reason.
The new-old prairie has given
forth in abundance to the hus-
bandman for nineteen eonseeu-
tive seasons. Without exception,
the elements have permitted a
seeding time and harvest time
and have combined with the
prairie SOil-as strong and rich as
Nature has anywhere provided
to produce immense crops. This
has come to be the rule ON Nez-
perez prairie, and the pioneers
count this rule among the things
infallible.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-20
HERALDS
Items That Are Net Intended to Hi
or Miss AnyOne But Just to Tel Yea

That many fine feather adorns
a tough old bird.
That a mule never goes forward
when he is kicking neither do
you.
That il s like m0nkeying with a
buzz saw to try to stop a farmer
from his blowing just now.
That a Texan said, the only re-
semblanee of the exhumed evil
denee to Villa was the smell.
That the fellow who says cit
can't be done" is continually in
terrupted by some fellow doing I
That the dragged roads speak
for themselves. II even helps
a road some to drag it after it has
gotten nearly dry and eloddy.
That it, like the Swede said Of
Leadville when asked how long
the winters were there Ay doan
know; ay only ban hayr fifteen
months.
That one Westerner said to an
fastener. Look here, you au-
tomObile makers are getting all
our western money" 'sOnly part
of it, said the Fastener; bat
you should take into e0nsidera-
ton the fact that with every ear
we sell you we throw in another
good roads booster, and good
roads are what you need
That a friends boastingly re-
marked the other day: Il always
pay for what / get Sure he does
and so does every one else. This
is an unbreakable law of the uni
verse. A man must pay for what |
he gets-either willingly or by |
force. The fellow who attempts
10 evade this law is only wasting /
MS time, as all the evidence
shows.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-20
stOufer sells clocks.
ORDINANCE NO. lO2

An ordinance eondemnlng the plank aide.
/ walks now existing and ordering the e0uufrur
s s1os n eonessis slaawaiks between The nor
Inird Avenue and between the north fino n
sixth avenue and the south line 81 Rishth
Assnns on Main formerly UakJ street n a..
eofoance win she specifications for eouerssa
sidewalks adopsed By the Board OF Trustees n
tne village Of NeEperre idaho and the sdr..,s
"a grade msp Of the village OF ~ xperce. ldaBs
80 80 creating concrete sidewalk distiiela No
Be u ordained by the chairman ana hoard AZ
trustees Of the village Of Hezperee Idaho
section THAT he plank sidewafks nos ~
istinx between the north fine N 5000
end me south line Of Third Avenue aud -.
tweeu the north lire Of sixth Avenue ana 49,
ossa ~ 3. nigntn eyen1eon Aaiatformerig
OAAJ street afe hereby condemne and oldered
femgysd end there IL hereby ordered Ia n
built betwesp the noFth line 4 Second 4 $780, y.
sna ne south line Of Third Avenue and ~,
tnsen tbe n0fth line Of sixth Avenue ara the
south line Of Eighth Avenue On MAO as.s.s
concrete Sidewalks to be ak feet IN width -,
~. tns cresswaks which shall Be four fees Ia
~ifs Y, = s..s ~ " eonsifurted IN accordancs
T lee. sl9egeiks e. adopted b. the noafd II
irustsss q The Village Of Hezpercs. Ssbe az -,
w ss w ". osy o. July, 1915, and In accordsnce
Nsaserss agSgpsso grades Of The said village Of
20. 2-Ali cfosswsiks shall be bn,t, =. -.
yiliaEe Of Nezperce. idaho '"'
oec nat said Main Street and tbe at,,g
ung lots bsiween the norfh line ~ ss,.,...ss
Avsnue and the south line Of Tblrd Ss ssgna
sn - constitute Corcrete Sidewalk DIstriet ~,
Of the Village Of Fezperce. daho '''os 10
oec 81 Pat said Main Street and Al. 49,.
1ng lots between the north line "a ai~.s
avenue Nnd the south line Of Rishtn 4 ess..ls
snali constitute Concrete Sidewalk IJls,.tos ~
q ne W aee Of Nespsrce, Idaho. - ~
See. Pill any Of The owuern 81 me ah,e,s.
sots apoVe described shall fafl Or neetec, y,
gullo tne sldeHalks prescribed ID fhis ~
ainance. o. u they fail or neglect ~ b,,ii ~,
10y. osssIEs ln eceordance with said snse,ecs.
slons snd adopted grades said slde~e N 49,,
y e0nNtfueteo ~ the village N Mos..s-a' /
lesno, and the costs thereof shall he ses-saa
Z eInss the Auditing lots and the eer1c $500 4
mount o. said cost Of eoustructio, '' WI 'He
&c the construction Of All aidc..t..
nsrelnDefoie prescribed 10 Be bnIft sh.,, ~
~ n mencea within thirty days from ths 49,,
- wv groinanee It's approval passage and
zee. III ordinances and parts Of ordtr.n
~ N cCnnlct herewith are hereby ranestaS
rassfo ~ the Board Of Truafeer 1850.
, a,s ~ the ehairman this igtn day Of IssR
sI Published In The ssspercs Herald April %.
ltlesss Chas. y. Thouas. chat,....
=. ~ hcbefh, Village CLERK. fa.ai an