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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-02
Continued From YesterdayD

an beatin'. She'll ne about five hum
dred mile sou'east be SOU this mint
Sayville did some rapid mental cal
oulation.
six hundred miles" he said. "If We
should miss her, what then?"
Then our friends miss us-forever
an ever, amen," said COlligan. That's
all, It's all part f tn service"
Sayviile nodded grimly.
III go you, Barney" he said ITS
our only chance"
The faint gray twilight that preced-
ed the dawn found them still flying
steadily a good two miles high. Both
men on the seats were silent and tense.
lhey mad sat thus ever since their mo-
mentous decision had been reached.
They were huddled down with the Bit
ing emu OF the early morning and their
eyes we're strained and red with the
constant unblinking vigil that they
had kept, peering constantly down
througn the battling blaclness for
every sign OF light that might show
from a ship below
They had loosenod the bonds that
had fettered their prisoner and had
mercifuly removed the gag from his
mouth. lie sat up row behind them,
sullen and rumpled but he knew ne
could do absolutely nothing in his pre-
cariOus position hign in the air where
his least move might discomfort the
man at the controls and plunge them
all to o horrible end Inundated but
still furioua. he nursed his flaming
wrath ILwardly and the venom of his
glance showed the inextinguishable
flames OF hatred that burned white
hot in his rebellious soul
A shaft of white light shot over the
eastern rim of the earth-precursor of
the dawn that was still invisible from
the surface Of the sea below. Slowly
the whole east lightened and then the
thin edge of flame that proclaimed the
sun cut up through the haze and spread
ually as the sun rose. it lowered I'M
minutes after il had beaten fully up
on them two miles above.
Sayville stirred his cramped limbs
and coughed with the fog in his
throat. Colligan glanced up at him
and shrugged.
Il know what y'r thinkin'," said the
Corporal. "Th' less we say about it
tn better VII feel Wen lose our
nerve # we talk about It,"
Sayville nodded.
Eyes he agreed. "but we shall have
to admit the unpleasant facts unless
we sight her soon. Maybe she has gone
farther east"
"Pm thinkin' she's made better
weather than we thought" said Bar
ney There amt a breath f air but
it look T. me s If tn sea VS. heavn'
pretty high like they'd been havin'
some good blows dcwn there-though
firm NJ here. it's pretty hard T. tell.
Anyhow, we'd better keep goin' as we
are fr a bit"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-02
Enjoy'lifel Liven your liver
and bowels tonight
and feel great.
Wake up with head clear,
stomach sweet, breath
right, cold gone.

Take one or two Cascarets tonight
and enjoy the incest, gentlest liver and
bowel cleansing you ever experienced.
Wake up feeling grand, your head will
be clear. your tongue clean, breath
sweet, stomach regulated and your
liver and thirty feet Of bowels active.
Get box at any drug store now and
get strightened up by morning. Stop
the headache, biliOusness, bad colds
and bad days. Feel fit AID ready for
work or play. Cascarets do not gripe
sicken or Inconvenience you the next
day like salts, pills or calomeL They're
fine,
Mothers should give a whole Cascaret
anytime TO cross. sick, bilious or fever
iah children because It will act thor.
oughly and can not iniure.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-02

pulled her out. She was wet. but not
hurt at all.
oh, thank you, Uncle Wiggily,'' she
said so it was you. and not Johnnie
Stout who pulled me ogtT'
OF that there is no doubt" laughed
Uncle Wiggily. But did Johnnie Green
push you in?"
No. stumbled and fell in" answered
Pussy Everything about me in the
Mother Goose story iss wrong except
the part like ding-dong bell, Pussv's in
the well. 1 really was in"
Then Pussy hurried on to her aunt,s
mouse with the yeast cake, and all was
Wen and Mother Goose was very
thankful 10 Uncle Wiggily for havinS-
helped the little cat who, ever after
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-02

night from a three-days' convention
Of the Retail Hack Drivers associa-
ton. and my home was gone from its
accustomed place. There was nothing
there but a dancing academy above q.
vacant lot
The great detective, seemingly
stumped for once, stroked his chin
with his violin. At last his face bright
eued.
Are you in favor Of military pre-
paredness?' hee asked
Most emphatically nott' replied his
visitor angrily.
"Ah-hah" calculated the great De
tective. MY suspicion is verified AVu
are not in your right mind
And he yawned and rose TO phone
for the bughOuse wagon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-02

WI CERTAINLY" Sayville agreed.
"only-do you mind telling me
what 1t is?'
9TH windjammeri'
Windjammer? What windjammer?'
Don't y remembcr TIL windjammer
We saw tn day his nibs, tn Secretly
VS. down here watchin' US lily? Load
wit oil an EasleeE up tn Bay, she
did. boun' f'r Sidney. New Sout Whales
three r four months before she gifts
there an not likely E sight another
ship fr two months at least
Sayville sat erect as though an cleo
trio shock had struck him
by CAD, I believe you're right ne
muttered. Its O long chance. Lord
only knows where she Is by this time
but she would certainly solve our prop
lem. Where do you figure she has got
toy
We'll. let's see. She left five days
ago. We've had pretty steady breezes
since aroun' here. If she's struck IN
same weather. she's made good, meboe,
a hundred mile a day, takin runnin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-02

BE II ever so humble there's no place
like home comfortably warmed with
coal from r. c. Semple. successor to
southwestern Fuel Co. Phone 531-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-02
GET 1T QUICK.

Telephone 7s1 or 732 and get your
drug store wants when you want
them. Warner Drug Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-02

that was called the "ding-dong- bell
pussy"
So in the next story, il the piano
music doesn't go to sleep in the book
case, where the photograph can't find
it to play with, I'll tell you about
Uncle Wiggily and the Shoe Lady
Copyright, 1918, by Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
Logan, Iowa, March 10th, 1916.

Logan, IOWA, NlaECu 1VLJt, 1910.
The board of supervisors met pur.
suant to adjournment. All members
were present.
The application of the trustees OF
Magnolia township to transfer from
the drag fund to the road fund of said
township the sum of $175.OO, was
granted by the board, and the transfer
authorized
The application of the trustees Of
Cass township to transfer from the
drag fund to the road fund of said
township the sum OF $4,000, was
granted by the board of supervisors
and the transfer authorized.
The auditor was directed to cancel
delinquent tax against els lots 4 and
S, block 10. Mondamin, on account Of
said property being exempt for taxes
by reason of soldiers exemption.
The auditor was directed to issue
poor fund warrant in the sum Of 1856
in payment of taxes against lot 8
block so, Dunlap, on account Of own.
er not being able to contribute to ths,
public revenue-petition on file.
The trustees of Boyer township Ger
titled an allowance of $500 per weak
at knights store. in favor Of the fam
ily of Peter McLauehlir-.
Ito be coutiauedl
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

.s.ssrasassexurs.saa-srae.srsAs ssAAssx.ss.ns.
.zed Tor otner purposes a sumc,enr
sum to pay the interest on the bonds
issued in pursuance Of this resolution,
and also sum sufficient to pay the
principal of said bonds at the timo
when such bords become due.
Roll call: VanScoy, yes; l.ryon.
yes; Hoshrook, yes.
THE FOLLOWING STrpUI ALTON
rs BY REFERENCE NATE a PART
OF THE RESor UrloN Al7t<'TED
By THE PoARD. PROVIDING FoG
THIS ISSUE OF COUNTY FUNDING
BONDS.
Stipu alton.
1t is stipulated rs follows, on this
18th day al February. 1916. by the
county treasurer ard the board of sn
pervisors OF Harrison county Iowa.
that the following shall govern ut tee
sale OF s51 $3.50 in funding bonds Of
Harrison @ornty. Iowa TO be Issued
and payable in accordance with rcso
iutions OF the board of supervisors OF
said county, heretofore adoGted;
That the bonds shall Bear aatc OF
y...,ary lst 1916 and tbaf ~ h.ds
r,afe shall :nc,ude tho mar vslre ~
:. hones tcgetNe. WITH accrued il.
tercst at the date OF delivery and the
,ro,,;,,, -
TN, W. ,f,oaas'.f',i ,'...5a,. .,.,,,, ~.
n.sb INC n,.n,. nand, -, M. ;ee,,,
and nav all eynansa. ~ ,,,a.,,,r;,,a- .,i,a
e,,,,r
That mo enco5ssf,,l b,.laor eb,Il 81
allowed te, daye - wbicb 10 ea,,,. +.
~. onin;,,, NJ an ,,,o,n,y ~ od,n,
navs n;,bnu. 49,. o,..,e,,,,a i, 49,. ~,
ooTntr 80 ~ 10 So. af ~. I,,,,5!
;ss,o ,,,d ~ r,.,,..s..;,,,.,s NJ.
,lare,o !, is monsoon mn al,
hoard Of snnor,ieors wi1 masa sneb
arnandr,a,4s n - sc a,oca,,df,ae IN co,,.
tormi,y uitb law oe tho o3,inion q,
spcb attornev mr. .tto,oays may re.
orira Tha aynense ot senuring sucb
nm attornav or .ttn.noys 10 he ,,aia
Inv tha n,rcbaser
That rbc treasurer OF Harrison
love Will E'nlrnnYN+ Ord
1o1e raoo;,,e sa.led h,as for s5l 81 "a,
f,ndins bonds Of uarr;son connty.
iowa hearjns date of la,u.,,y ls,
,o1e vim ;ntoraet q. mo rata ~ az.
yer oan,nm nar annu,, ,ayaI,la ee,ni.
annu.lly al tho otBnc of tho co,,,,ty
,raa s,rar of said county on me lst
dave of ra,na,.,, and I,l, of zach
war NJ, IN, 30 o.n,rcl.a ~ m of .;aid
data
Rids viii he o,,ana1 l., INC rooms al,
tha hoard of sn,,a;,yie,,.e in Tho IIa,9i-
con connty con,t la#,eo after i %
o'clock N M of saia date nv tbe said
treosnre,. in the nresenco of rho soid
hoard
That tho county, FRO, e,,rar ana the
,oar nd Of snnarvisors reso,vo +ba rig,t
10 w,ivo aofects in ;,;ds md INC rieht
IN reject anv ar an hias n fonnd nm.
SATISFACTORY ana n tberounon offer
Inc said bcnds AT n,,b,ic ,nction
Tha s,ccasef,,l ,,i,,,er sb.m hovo
NOT 10 eyceed tbirtv davs from tho
DATE of do,jyarv 81 connleta trons.
c,int within which n con,,,,ato Tho
purchase of said bonas il, .cco,danea
with his bid and With mis- Stimulation
Thai earh bidder mus arronnar,v
b,a With cash or a certitiaa ebs,.lx IN
the sur. Of s. ooooe on bellalt Of The
n,5rsnn ar ,ors, he 10 ro,,aen,,.i,,o ~
earnest money that such bidder shall
carry ont and comnlate an fho tern,s
and reo,,irements o., tbi; stin,,,at1on
should he be the suocessfnl bidder
The ti,nc herein sne5.fiad ;s of tl,a &c.
sonce Of Ills sr;nnlat#on should the
successful lidder fai, 10 norrorm no
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

having made an examination OF -
report, plat and profile, and t0kethef
with the record herein the board
finds:
That a commission was duly issued
to the said engineer having . copy o.
the petition herein attached:
That the said engineer 1led hiA
bond as required by Jaw and that said
bond was approved;
That the said engineer has In all
his acts relating thereto complied
with the law;
That the plan submitted by the sAid
engineer seems to he expedient and
meets the approval of the board:
therefore,
Be 1t resolved by the said board
that the said plan recommended by
the said report of the said engineer
be and the same is hereby approved
and adopted and the county auditor u
hereby directed to Immediately cause
notice to be given to the owner Of
each tract of land OF lot withia the
proposed drainage district as shoNe
by the transfer books in his once.
and to each lien holder or encumbfAn.
Ger of any land through which or abut
ting upon which the proposed i'm.
provements extend, and to all persons
whom it may concern, including act.
ual occupants, of the tendency and
prayer of the petition Of the favor
able report thereon by the engineer
and that said report may be amended
before final action thereon, the day
set for hearing thereon before the
board of supervisors. and that all
claims for damages must be filed In
the office of the county auditor not
less than five days before the day set
for hearing on said petition and re-
port;
Be it further resolved, that the hear.
ing on said petition and report be and
the same is hereby fixed on the 31st
DAY of March. 1916. at 10000 O'Clock
a. M, in the rooms Of the board OF
supervisors in the Harrison county
court house at Logan, Iowa.
Roll call: VanScoy, yes; Erixon
yes; Hosbrooll, yes.
On motion the board adjourned to
March 4th. 1916.
A. p. HOSBROOK, Chairman
]. NJ. ALBERTSEN. Clerk.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

county, Known US inc. -. -
Harrison county. Iowa. and in antlci.
xation of the collection of special
Assessment duly levied upon iahas
benefited. pursuant to an order mace
nv the board OF supervisors OF ftafrh
xon county, Iowa, duly entered OF rec
ard and in strict compliance with the
drainage laws of the state of Iowa
This bond is based upon and con
.tItutes a lien upon and is payah G
only out OF the proceeds OF the spec'al
assessment tor the benefits heretofore
legally levied on lands in said aus
trict and benefited by said improve
ment. and thereunto the said specla'
assessment is hereby irrevoc2ply
pledged, and it is hereby certified ana
recited that all acts. conditions and
things required to DC done in loeauiis
And establishing said drainase als.
trict and in making and ieVylng salu
assessment against the lands hehe'
fited thereby, precedent to ana IN 'lle
Issuing of this bond. were ana nave
}een legally had. done and performed
and that Yhe total amount OF BONDS
issued for .he account OF SAID uraih
I'VE 1istric. does not e"ceed the as
EASEMENT SO levied therefor. and IN
collected at the time said bonds were
Issued or an. legal limitation thereon
and for the performance of oil the
covenants, rvcita's and stipu.atlons
herein contained and tor the collection
and application Of said assessment
and of the interest thereon. and such
yAher and ,urther assessments author
lied or required to provide for the
prompt payment OF this bond. ard Tire
interest thereon. the faisA and re-
sources OF said county ere hereby If
revccably pledsed.
In testimon. whereof, tsl. aoarf! o.
supervisors of said Harrison county.
In the state OF Iowa. has caused this
bond to be signed by its chairman AMI
countersigned by its coalty auditor,
with the seal OF said county aIiNea,
and the coupons hereto attached to lie
executed by the fac-simile signature
OF the county auditor. as OF the $500.
day OF .........., H..
Countersi2ned
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
Logan, Iowa, March 7th, 1916.

Logan, Iowa, March 9TH, 1916.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. All members were present.
The board approved the plan and
profile of the following sections Of
county road:
Sections G, f. f, Modale. Monda
min road.
Sections E, D. c, A. River Sioux
Blencoe road.
Sections D and e, Little Sioux
Mondamin road.
Sections B and c, Missouri Valley,
l4oveland road.
Section C, Missouri Valley, Logau
road
The plat and profile of the following
grades and sections of township roads
was approved:
ellison grade, Jefferson township.
Plummer grade, Jefferson town
ship
Willow Valley road section A, Mag
nolia township
Erlewine grade. Raglan township.
Sections A and b Cooper and Will
low road, Morgan township.
Further hearing and consideration
on the petition of G. B. Powley. ct al.
and the report Of w. A. Price, engt
necr: having been continued to thie
neer, having been continued to this
date, and, the board finding It neces
sary to again continue said hearing
and consideration, same was on mo
ticn duly carried. continued to March
3lst. 1916.
Further consideration on the report
of W. a. Price, engineer, in the mat
ter of repairs to Elk and Powley
creeks, in the Upper Boyer drainage
district. having been continued to this
date. same was on motion duly car.
ried, again continued till March 31st
1916.
Frther hearing and consideration on
the petition of j. P. Garner, ct al, Sud
the report of w. A. Price, engineer,
having been continued to this date,
same was on motion duly carried,
again continued till April 3rd. 1916.
The remainder Of the day was de-
voted by the board to the considera,
ton and allowance of claims: having
passed on claims at this meeting mum
bering from 532 to 796, making the
same part of the record Of this sss,
sion and authorized the auditor to 10
sue warrants on the several funds In
payment thereof
On motion the board adjourned till
March 10th, 1916.
A. B. HosBROOK, chairman.
j. NJ. ALBERTSEN. Clerk.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
Logan, Iowa, March 4th, 1916.

IlOeottIK' 10'Se5 -'Hs11Ssh1 SN'''
The board OF supervisors Of Harrf.
son county, Iowa, met in regular SEES
sion. All members were present.
This session was left open on &C.
count of the board having to be here
IN attendance upon the good roads
meeting. which had been set for the
day, but no business being done BY
the board, adjournment was taken till
March 7th, 1916.
On motion the board adjourned till
March 9TH, 1916.
A. b. HosBRooK, Chairman.
]. M. ALBERTSEN. Clerk.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
Logan iowa February 20 1o7i

Logan. Iowa. February 80, 1916.
The board of supervisors of ia ii
son coanuy n the slae OF IOWA, ct
III regular session, pursuant 10 law, 10
The rules OF said Board ana 10 ad-
J0hlmment. The meeting Mss caied
10 order By the chairman and tie ron
being called there were present: a
& Hosbrook. Chairman, in the chain,
and the following nam, supervisors
j. E. Vanscoy ard Louis l2riXaou ~
sent, none.
Supervisor j. L N.,nsco. intro
Gpcea and read tie resolution GeNt
hereinafter set our, ard moved its
adoption; secolde. BY Louis Efixon:
and alter due consideration thereof
by the board, the chairman pnt the
question upon the adoption OF said
resolution. and the roll being called.
the following named supervisors
voted: Aye, NamScoy, EriXon and
'iosbrook. Nays. none.
WhereupoE the chairman declared
said resolution duly adopted. as fol
lows:
fGSoiutlOn
To provide Tor the issuance OF Ssh
$1,000 funding bonds
Whereas. the county OF Harrison, in
the state OF Iowa is Il body corporate,
duly organized aud existing under and
by virtue OF the laws and constitution
OF the state OF Iowa. and said county
has population exceeding l50Dn;
and there IL not located within said
county any city OF the second class
with a population OF five thousand or
ever which is t1aversed by stream
two hundred feet or more in width
from shoreline to shorelne in any
city Of the first class, or any special
charter city: and,
Whereas, said county now has an in
debtcdness in the amount OF $51,S57.-
90, all evidenced by valid warrants.
each issued in pursuance Of section
All of the code of Iowa, all of which
Indebtedness, thus evidenced, was on
The LIST day of January. 1916. and now
IS, outstanding, payable. and due; and
Whereas, all of said Indebtedness
was contracted. incurred. and allowed.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

$2,397.36, due February LIST; 1921.
100000. due February 1st, 1922.
$2,500.00. due February LIST, 1923.
100000, due February LIST. 1894.
$2,50O.0O. due February LIST, 1925.
100000, due February LIST. 1925.
$2,50O.00. due February 1sts 1897.
100000, due February 1st, 1928.
$2,500.00. due February LIST. 1929.
100000, due February LIST. 1880.
Said bonds shall bear date Of Feb
ruary LIST. 1916. and bear interest 1t
the rate OF five and one-fourth per
centum (5A) per annum. payable
semi-annually on the LIST days OF Feb
ruary and August in each year. which
said interest shall be evidenced by in
terest coupons to be attached toseach
OF said bonds. Both principal and In
tcrest Of said bonds shall be payable
in lawful money Of the United States
of America at the Office of the county
treasurer of Harrison. county, Iowa,
Logan, Iowa.
Said bonds and, the interest coupons
evidencing the interest TO- accrue
thereon shall be in substantially the
following form:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE OF IOWA.
COUNTY OF HARRISON.
No ,....... $.......s..
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q sesssS6 nsid 1s6ruary LIT, 1910 ~
adarm the apportionnsnt Of thegeeqts,
expenses. costs Of constructionyi fees.
and damages in construction of the
improvements in said district. in the
sum Of sas,7e9.so. and.
Whereas. the said special aasess-
ment remains unpaid In the aogresate
amount Of 22,3s7.3s. and,
Whereas, the board has, by 1esolu-
tion determined that the costs oe tho
improvement OF said district IL great.
er than should be leYied In . single
year upon the lands benefited; now
therefore.
Be It resolved and ordered BY thu
board Of supervisors. OF Harrison ,conne
ty, Iowa, that in each year to and, in.
Guiding 1920 there be levied mad ~.
lected interest on said unpaid assess.
ment at the rate Of i've and one.fQurth.
per centum (5A) per annum. andAthats
in the year 1921 and, In each. year
thereafter to and including 1929 there
be levied and collected one-tenth Of,
said assessment together with y one
years interest on such amounts then
remaining unpaid: ~,
Be 1t further resolved and ordered
that drainage bonds Of said county be.
issued in the amount of $22,397y36 for
the benefit Of said Mosquito drain
age district:
Said issue shall consist Of one bond
of the denomination Of 3397.36 and
forty.four bonds ofthe denomanataonr
from one to for.y-five. Inclusive
dated February LIST, 1916, which said
bonds shall become due and payable
MS follows.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

County Treasures Certificate
State of Iowa, Harrison County, SIS.
hereby certify that this bond has
been duly recorded IN book for that
purpose kept in my Office.
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% 80
County Treasurer's Certificate.
State Of Iowa, Harrison County, IS.
/. I hereby certify that this bond has
been duly recorded in book for that
purpose kept in my office.
I
County Treasurer.
Il IL further ordered that each of
said bonds shall be signed by the
chairman Of the board of supervisors
and c0untersigned by the county aud
.itor. with the seal Of said county at
dxed to each bond. And the interest
coupons thereunto attached shall be
executed with the Autographed fac
aimile signature Of the county auditor.
I II is further ordered that when said
bonds have been duly executed, they
shall be delivered to the county treas
0rer OF Harrison county, Iowa, for de-
livery by him to the purchaser there
Of. upon payment to him Of the pur.
chase price therefor.
/ Roll call: VanScoy, yes; Hoshrook.
yes; Erixon, yes.
4 A summary Of the report of the
trustees Of Lagrange township, ap-
proved by the board, is as follows:
On hand Jan. 1, 1915. ....$ 265.s6
nece'pts 80. .......... l5s9.l9
s1s55.o5
Dtsbursed for labor on roads s,227.o2
Clerks commission ...t..... 5i.47
Disbursed for labor cemetery. 5000
Discussed for dragging. ...... sl2,11
On hand Jan. /, 1916. 24i.i5
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The county Of Harrison. in the state
oil Iowa, .or value received, promises
tc pay to bearer ...... dollars. law
iul money OF the United States Of
America. On the LIST day of .........,
-. together with interest on
said sum from the date hereof until
paid, ct the rate of four and one-half
Per centum per annum. payable semi
annually on the 1sr days of January
and July in each year, upon presenta-
ton and surrender of the interest cou-
pons hereto attached as they several
ly become due. Both principal and
interest OF lhis bond are hereby made
payable at the Office of the county
treasurer, Logan, Iowa: and for the
prompt payment OF this bond, both
principal and interest at maturity, the
full faith and credit OF said county are
hereby irrevocably pledged
This bond is issued by the board of
supervisors OF said county pursuant
to and in strict compliance with the
provisions of sections 4O3 ct seq.,
chapter /, title ~. OF the code of Iowa,