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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-23
BUCKENBERGER
BASE BALL IDOL
HERE, IS DYING

Special Dispatch to Tho 1ntelliSencer.
SYRACUSE. n. Y. June o2.-A Z.
Buckenberger, for years manager or
some of the best big league base
ball teams in the country. Is dying
FROM paralysis in st. Joseph.s hoSpl-
tai. where he was taken THURSDAY
when he was stricken in. his room IN
the hotel where he was living. he
managed the Pittsburgh Nationals IN
1891. 1892 and 1893. In 1895 he man
aged St. Louis Nationals. In 1895 ne
handled Toronto. In 1897, he gave
Syracuse its pennant in the Eastern
league. After leaving Syracuse IN
1899, he was pilot Of the victorious
Rochester team and then l90Z. lSV"
and 1904. was manager Of the Boston
NATIONALS. He left baseball about
ten years ago when he became part
owner and manager Of Syracuse
largest bowling alleys.
Mr.. Buckenberger was the base pail
idol Of Wheeling fans in 1883. when
he piloted the local team in the OLD
Tri-State league to second place. after
an exciting fight for the pennant
which was nosed out by Lima in the
last week of the race. The season BE-
fore Buckenberger, who came from
Canada. piloted the Kalamazoo team
in the Tri-State to a pennant. and IL
was this showing that induced the
Wheeling management to buy his re-
lease. His Wheeling team was a
bunch Of stars, and included Otter'
son at short, Buckenberger at second
Stapleton at first and other players
who went higher up in the game AFTER
leaving this city,
Bucks" showing here sent him up
the ladder. and for three years, begin
ming in 1891. he managed the Pitts:
burgh Nationals. In 1895. when man
aging the ST: Louis Nationals. he De.
came financially interested in the
Wheeling team Of the Interstate
League, managed al the start by Billy
White, a former American Association
star, and later by Jack Glasscock.
The business manager and part owner
with Buckenberger and local men was
Ed c. Barrow. now president or the
International League. Buck turned
over several players to Wheeling that
wear. including Pitcher McDougal,
who, in his initial game against Can
on. knocked out the first batSman up
with a speedy in-shoot. a blow from
which the player did not recover con-
seriousness for half an hour. This So
inundated the remainder Of the Can
ION team that when the game was re'
sumed the batSmen were retired on
strikes one after another for nine IN
nings. with the exception OF one. who
was lucky enough TO obtain walk.
This game has gone down into Wheel
ing's base ball history as the most
one-sided contest ever witnessed here.
Great was McDougal after that con-
test, but. as often happens. ii was a
fukc performance. and In the several
games that he pitched his work was
only mediocre. and a few weeks later
he was turned back TO st. Louis. and
eventually dropped out Of sight.
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LEGAL NOTICES

Notice !. hereby given that. al = meeting 4" III"
stockholders Of the S",h Side Coal Works. corpora
ZION Created and organized under thr laws ~ The
State u. West Virgins. helei a. Wheclin" '" Va
On the alst DAY ~ May 1917; Tie r. ling rcs"lu-
lions were adopted:
Resolved. first, That tho South bid" Coal Works.
4 coronation under thu u|s u! the State o. Nrst
VIRGINIA does hereby discontinue business as cor
roratinn and sIrrderS 10 said MSir iis charter anal
cnrs,rate franchises The Board " Directors Will
proceed 10 ruIrrrt ihr property rllnses IN action and
III assets II this cntI-rn'nn into cash. and pay on
.nd discharge all the debts liabilities ann ohIIIH
t,,ns; and after fully dschursng all such debts! HA
biltirs and obligations divide thn remainder among
the Stockholders pro rata. hut snrh payment shall
h. n,u,c 20 any suckhdrr until after the publica-
zion Of the nNtus hereinafter provided
Resolved. second. That the president OF this corp"
ration Cause notice u the adoption Of the foregoing
resolution TO I've published IN some newspaper "f gen
eraI circulation. published near tho principal office or
rlnrr ~ business ri this ror-raton nrcr week Tor
four successive weeks and that Ito certify these rcS"
buttons TO the secretary " state u the state OF West
Vircin!a aud deliver him certificate showing the
nuhlIrstlon Of said notice provided br law.
Giy.n under my hand this 3lN day Of May. 1877.
WA. X. BODLEY.
President 81 said corporation
Attest:
". JONES. Secretary.
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BEST OF CARE FOR
AMERICAN JACKlES

BASE OF AMERICAN FLOTlLlA IN
BRITISH WATERS. June 2@---Jacklcs
OF the American patrol flotila are get
ting the best of care and fare, as ono
result OF the adequate equipment or IN"
flutilla's mother ship and the efficiency
OF the men who man It.
1T is really marvellous what you
AMERICANS can de- remarked British
officer The ship not only keeps the
fleet In trim. bit hakcS The bread ana
performs nnumcrable other services
. for the men.
The mother ship is the only place IN
the British Isles where bread other
than war broad" is made. y baker
formerly with TWO Of the biggest no.
tolls al Il famous Atlantic coast resort.
turns out daily several hundred loaves
OF the finest white bread. The meals
for tn" jarkies on bonrd are cooked by
a chef from one OF New Tork's popular
Broadway hotels. In fact. life Is so
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS
Of Redemption 81 Bond, n the Loan Of 1885 Of III
Oily OF Whsallna,

Notice u hereby given by the commissioners ~ tbs
l0nn OF lssh. NJ the city Of Wheeling West Virginia
ihs pursuant to the requirements ni the ordinance Of
R.Id city. passed HIy Ia. 1898. entitled. An orIl
nance provide for the Issue and sale NJ bonds ri
the city Of Wheeling. 10 IL known a. Ronds Of The
inan NJ 1885. and for the redemption And payment
ihrrruf. and IrruvldinE for payment into the t1ty
Treasury 81 crrtsin amounts from revenues u! th'
Gas and water Worha" tho following described hnni'
issuri under IN. sad ordinance. rrrr determined b
lot by IIId commissioners for rcdrml1Inn and PAY
rnent tho, lst day az duly A. D.. 1911 to wit
Bonds OF MOO 90 principal each numbered o.. 81. OIL,
and Bonds Of 100000 principal zach. numbered A.
follows: 1877. 100. 1885, 7ot, 100. ao3 1913. zsI, 1885,
Bald bonds determined will BE- redeemed and
paid a, tho bank Of the Ohio Valley in the CITY d!
Wheeling W. Va. and After tho lst day OF July.
1917, and kk!d bonds determined will 10 bear
interest frun The lat named day and date.
I. T. SASDB
ALFRED CALDWELL.
B.. W. PETERSON.
CommibIioneri OF tho Loan Of 1855.
je-le-t-jy-1
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After Enur Million.

CLEVELAND, o.. June 22.-With
$3,240,5OG already collected for the
Cleveland Red Cross fund campaign
workers were striving to reach the
four million dollar mark when they re-
port at luncheon today. Red Cross
booths have been opened in downtown
stores and Il concerted drive, TO get
So. 600, 900 from Ave hundred thousand
subscribers in Cleveland by Monday
next is being made,
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PLAY MourDsvrLLE TODAY.

On the Moundsville grounds this aft
crnoon the McMerhen Athletic club will
NICE, tho MoundsvIle independents fl
what PROMISES to be ono Of the fastest
games Of the season. AS much rivalry
exists between the two teams, An OK.
ccedingly fast contest is expected m
will start at o'clock.
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In Detroit.

DETROIT. Mich. June 22.-The
final drive for Red Cross contributions
in Detroit was successfully started
this forenoon by a contribution OF
$500 900 from the Ford Motor COM
pany. This brings the total contriou'
ton in Detroit TO more than $1,000, 900
and the committee workers expected
that the S2,000,000 mark would be
passed tomorrow.
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FRANCHISE NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that under provisions OF an
ordinance granted by Tile BOARD Of Commissioners
=, IN, CouuIr u, Ohio to the Wheeling 4 Elm Grove
Railroad Company. which ordinance MAS passed Dc
cember o. 1897. and became effective on the "Td
day Of January. lSps. the said Board Of Commission
era Of tho County Of Ohio Will the 9th day Of
Iuy 1917 ac, upon an amendment to said franchise
requiring the Yves, YirhnIL Traction Electric Com-
psny 10 change the location OF Its Tracks TO the mid
die nr tho road from currrt or thc National Road
near I'ec!l Place 10 The Town Of Elm Grove.
TIE HOARD or COMMISSIONERS OF THE CoUS'
TY OF OHIO.
CHAs. o. EPHLrS
President
H e. UNDERWOOD
,.o-ot Clerk
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HUNTINGTON S6o.R5s.

HUNTINGTON. II. VA. June q
At nine o'clock tonight il was All
nounced that Huntington had nlrcad"
contributed or subscribed $6U.25l to the
Red Cross war fund, thus exceeding ih:
$4,000 mark got by the NATIONAL leaders
in thr first five days of the week. Sub
scriptions are still coming in and 1t j.
now believed certain that Huntington
will raise $4,000.
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NOTICE.
OF the Driving for Redemption OF the Main Street
Bridge Bonds. Of the City Of wheeling.


Bridge Bonds. Of the City Of wheeling.
Notice Ia hereb. Eiren by the commissioners OF the
Main Street bridge Bonds Tint serlrsl that pursuant
TO the requirements OF the ordinance Uf said city
passed the llih day Of March. 1900. entitled. An
Ordnance provide foT the Issue and sale OF Bonds
Of tho city Of Wheeling To be known as the Msin
Street Bridge Bonds first seTes) and for the redemr
ton and payment thereof. the following described
Bonds issued under said Ordinance were duly deter
mined by lot By said commissioners for redemption
and payment on the first day Of July. 1917. o"it:
Bond OF 1900. 90 principal numbered 1884,
Bond Of 81. Don. % principal numbered 2o2.
Said bonds M determined will lie redeemed and
paid 1t tho Bank nf the Ohio Valley. IN the city OF
Wheeling. West Virginia. OIL and after the said
first d Of July. 1917. and said bonds 50 determined
will cease to bear interest irnm the last MENTIONED
day and dIte
H. W PETERSON.
J. 4. MILLER.
L.. Z. SANDS.
Commissioners Of the Main Street Bridge Liam first
.er..sl. je-l6-t-Iy-l
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WILL END MONDAY
CONTINUED from F3rst Page.)

Cross contributions in Chicago were
s51S,076. bringing the total 10 $3,932, :
2G9, which is slightly less than half
the Chicago quota.
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BISHOP DONAHUE TO
PREACH At DEDICATION

ercria dispatch I" Inr iutrilirerccr
BALTIMORE. Md. June -. Bishop
p. J. Donahur Of Wheeling, will preach
the sermon at the dedication cercmon-
les of the new Sacrct Heart Cathedral
church at MI Washington, Il suburb OF
this city. on Sunday. Cardinal Glib
buns will preside at the services. Sol
cmn mass will be celebrated by Mon
signor {. i. Thomas. of Washington,
in the old wooden church which has
stood at Mt. Washington since 1855,
and will be closed with the celebration,
The new church is English Tudor
Gothic in style. There are several
marble affairs and some beautiful statu-
AIRY.
The cornerstone of the church was
laid July >, 1916.
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MISCELLANEOUS

pIcasant aboard this beehive OF indus
try that five members Of the crew
have not set foot ashore since her ar
rival preferrinG the ships accommo-
da lions.
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SO American AViatOrS
In France for Training

lean ayIatnrs arrived here today 10 un-
dergo a course Of instruction at the sca-
plano depot. They were given the
hearticSt Of welcomes by their French
comrades.
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Notice IL hereby given hy the Commissioners Of
the Rrfunding Loan Of 1909. that nne Is. 1871.
pursuant 10 the requirements Of the ordinance = said
city passed January I. l9h2--Amrnded March 81.
1902 and again smenIed June l6. l9n?. entitled
An ordinance 10 provide FOR tho issue and sale Of
bond, Of the City q! wheeling 10 Ike known The
Rrrundins Bonds OF 1909. aud for the redemption
and payment thereof
ina, tho following described bonds numbered from
1853 TO l,S inclusive and marked Series f. and 10
the amount ri &c. 90 said bonds will bo redeemed
and paid at the Bank II the Ohio Valley In the City
OF wheeling West Virginia. and after July ].
1911 and sad bonds Will cCaso 10 bear Interest On
the last named day and date.
D. g. LIST. JR.
JAMES +. MAXWELL.
J. A. MILLER.
Commissioners Of Refund!ng Loan Of 1909.
Ir-IS.t-iy-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-23

An annual loss of crops from In
sects in the United States is estimat-
ed at 200,000,0O0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-23
WANTED-To Buy.

WANTED-To hny GOOD young hone. between 800 70
1900 lbs. J. W. BeltE Sons Co. 10Th Eoff 81.
ts-20.j
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-23

For renovating a lawn at any sea
son a new sod roller has spikes that
punch holes in the soil.
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WANTED-Agents.

waNTED-Cash in on bone drJ Law. Sell non -slcn-
holic soft drink IN concentrated FORM Just add IN
wster-delicious. refrrshinG. Small package hnot'
NOUS demand noH-mRks So 70 s. = day sAsy. Terri
tory going fast Write today 70. FREE OUTFIT offer.
F. NJ Feltmsn. MSr.. Ell. 3rd ST.. Cincinnati. O.
je-23-G
Indestructihle Gn-nanues; bum
les. gas than others. Agents prices IS pe< hum
drsd; sc DOZEN Retail l5c. J. ]. Robin. manufic-
trIrer l30th Street and rsrk Ave-. New York City.
Js-23-E
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ST. LOUIS ON THE FOURTH

On July 4th the >I'iratcs Will play thcir
usual two holiday games ut home. morn
Ing and afternoon. the st. Louis Cnrdi-
nails being their opponents.
proved form since the mighty Hans
Wagner has gotten back into the lineup,
and with ritter and Ward working to-
xethcr more smoothly. the flttshurEh
contingent is now in shape to give any
Of them Il royal battle.
Indeed. Il would not be surprising 10
SEE The t'nrSairs soon begin to climb
up in thu league race.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTEo-ln h. p. motor. 90 cycle phase 10 volts.
A. e. Current. Dillon Bros. Co.. No. South
Huron st. Wheeling. W. Va. Js-2S-i
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WANTED

WANTEp-Posttion As coal mine blacksmith. By eI-
perienced and steady Will como ~ once.
Mail particulars. Thornt. Ice Wyatt ". Va
ie.lg-p
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The Ioscphites have arranged game
with the fast Nett. -. team Saturday,
June 50. at home Everybody Is well
come.
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FOR SALE-Live Stock.
LOST AND FOUND

lOSI-;old medal monogram on mont Elizabeth
Heller back. Return 10 81 l1h st. "neenns.
aud rr.rlTe reward. 'e-.3-i
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OF the Redemption Of SerIe, 3. Amounting Il
$4,000. 90 Of tho Refundlng Loan OF 1902
Of tho City Of Wheeling.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

". JONES. Secretary.
k-I-9.l6.23
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FOR SALE-Real Estate.
FOR SALE Automobile

1oP sALE--5.pa.en touring car. viii demon
nr.tc Terms 10 rlEht party. Enquire Rehm'i Gar
As". ye--e.l
FOR SALE-Chase tWo-ton truck. eoo1 condition l..
W Bel,z e. Sons Co.. leth Ear B. je-zo'j
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DIED

ROBERTSON Thursday. June y. l9l'. al IL 'oo
o'clock n H. al the family residence - Thirty
frs, ,rrrt ANDREW GLASS. sln Of the late Basil
". aud Nancy Jane Roberts, In the And year Of
HIS
Services II the residence Saturday afternoon at 2:3o
Friends invited. Intrrmcnt private. Greenwood
cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-23

FOR sAIE-Farm In Belmont county. Flushing tow
ship. containing - acres: new frame room .iou,s
good jam other buildings Call o. Write ]. A. Hines.
r. D. .. Piedmont. Ohio. leH-f
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS.

Commissioners Of the Main Street Bridge Liam
.er..s. je-lB-t-
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WANTED-SaIesmen.
FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms.
FOR SALE

FOR RERT-Two furnished front roomI with 4
convenienr.S. %. 18th st. F-23'E
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For Sale - Horses, Vehicles, Etc

FOR SALE lots. lo3. 100. los. Isbelis Ssreet.
S-13.
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FOR SALE-Farms.

FOR SAlE-t;ood driving hone. ran old Hood
ed clock Z. q. HArbourt. Csdi1 Pike r-S-m
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-06-14
Grow Your Own
Vegetables

The high price and scarcity of all
kinds nf vegetables, should induce
everybody to plant every inch Of
suitable ground they have with
some some kind Of garden stuff that
Will come in to reduce the high cost
of living. The Robinson Store is
headquarters for Garden Seeds.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-06-14
Farm Lands

The Government needs Farmers
as well as Fighters. Two million
three hundred thousand Acres Of
Ocegon & California R.iilroad Co.
Grant Lrnds. Title revested in
United States. To be opened for
homesteads and ale. Containing
some of the best land left in the
United States. Large Copyrighted
Map, showing land by sections and
description of soil, climate. rainfall,
elevatio; :, temperature, ETC., by
counties, postpaid One Dollar.
Grant Lands Locating Co. Box
6i0 Portland, Oregon.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-06-14

Rev. Elmer Ellsworth Higley, of
Des Moines, Iowa has written IN
tertainingly of the delights of n
summers outing amidst the Cliff
Dwcllers' ruins of the Mesa Verde
National Park Southwestern Colo
rado. His story has been published
in leaflet form, appropriately il :
lustrated, by the Denver & Rio
Grande Railroad The little pub
;ication conveys an excellent idea
of the prehistoric ruins, the Gov
eminent. automobile highway, the
beautiful green mesa and the sur
rounding snow-capped mountains.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-06-14
Land Office Notice

Montrose, Colorado, June IL 1917
Notice is hereby given that Joseph
Paste of Crested Butte, Colorado. who,
on June 4th 1913, made Homeste ad En-.
try. No O7745 for Sci NEi, Ell SWI
NEf. EASEt. EaNWsSEi, Section ID
Township IL. South, Range Sc West,
Sixth Principal Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make Final
Three Year Proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
Ernest M. Nourse, us. Commissioner r,
at Gunnison, Colo on the 2sth day of
July 1917
Claimant names as witnesses:
Matt Malensic, VIM. H .Whalen, Nick
Krizmanich, VIM. Runnoe, all of Crested
Butte. Colorado. non-coal
Within Nationl Forest.
o. C. SKINNER,
Register
First publication June IA. 1917.
Last publication August 20, 1917.
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Land Office Notice
Nom rose, Colorado,
Frank McGill.

Nom rose, Colorado, June 4, le11
Notice is hereby given that Chas Anderson Of
Baldwin, Colorado, who on November 2sth. 1918
made Homestead Entry, No. 0S0i1, for NisSWia
SEii NV. Sec. ;; NEia SEA Section Township
l5S. range s6W. Sixth Principal Meridian, has
filed notice OF intention to make Fina. three
Year Proof, to establish, claim to the land
above described, before 4, VI. Nourse, U. S.
Commissioner, at Gunnison, Colorado, on the
itth day Of July 1917.
Claimant names witnesses: SEVERN Peel
ka>per Prcsser. Peter Piloui. THOMAS Nesbit
all oil Baldwin Colorado. Coal Lands.
o. c. Skinner Register
Fivst Pub June 18th, Last Angus, 2.th, 1917
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-06-14
Fourth of July
Celebration

At q meeting of the town board ,
mine managers, business men and
Others last night, it yas decided to
have celebration here ontle Fourth
of July, The several committees
necessary to arrange pgogramms
and look after financing the propo-
sition were selected. who will go to
work imnediatly periectnig plans
for having a good time. The celebra-
ton will be principally for the,enjoy-
ment of our own town and neigh
horhood people out anybody from
the outside will be welcome to come
and have good time with us, but
it will be understood that no out :
siders are to be allowed to paitici
pate in the contest. Announcements
of programm of exercises will be
made when the plans have been per
fected.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-06-14
Mining Notes

Pete Mateva came over from Crys-
tai the last of the week and went
down to Gunnison on mining busi-
Ness, he stated that they were get
ting ready to do extensive mining
operation IN that section this season.
The Black Queen mill Is being tried
out by the floatatio,, process and il
that treatment il proved to be sue
-cessful the mire will be put into big
production and the mill operated g
full capacity.
R The Lead King mills being over
hauled and is to start work at once
md run by water power until tie
water fails in the Fall, when a gaso-
lene engine will be used for motive
power The mill will be utilized to
treat the dump ores as also that from
the mine. Mr. Mateva says there is
still large amount of snow at Scho-
field and through Elko park where
he is located, and that he does not
expect to begin work until July.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-06-14
Town Minutes

At regular meeting of the Board OF
Trustees of the Town Of Crested Butte
held June 4, 1917. There were present
Mayor Arnott Trustees Gull!ford, Rob
inson, Songer, Verzuh and Yoklavich
McClenathan absent. The minutes of
last meeting were read and on motion
by Yoklavich seconded by Verzuh were
adopted as read. The following bills
were then read.
sc. Robinson Lumber and Repairing
Cnlvert. $500
Crested Butte Light and Water Co.
Lights for June 80. rs
Max Bazz Salary for May. 1000
EG, Gladstone Salary for May. 1900
Elk Mountain Pilot Publishing Min
utss for April and May. 1900
JH. Robinson Surveying. 21.5O
Moved by Songer Seconded by Yok-
lavich that bills AS read be allowed and
warrants drawn in payment Roll Call
Ayes all Moved and Seconded that the
Elk Mountain Pilot be designated as the
official paper at Sc. 90 per month. Roll
Call Ayes ALL Robinson not voting.
Moved by Gulliford. seconded by Yok-
lavich. that the bond of CIV Benson as
Treasurer be accepted. Motion carried
Moved by Songer seconded by Gulliford
that DIR. Angus Taylor be appointed
Town Physician for the ensning Year.
Motion Carried. Mayor Arnott ap-
pointed Songer Mayor Pro Tenn.
Yoklavich Clerk Pro TEN.
Moved by Songer seconded by Robinson
that the following Ordinance No. ia be
adopted as read Roll Call Ayes all.
Moved by Gulliford seconded by Yok-
lavich that we adjourn Motion icarried.
E.G Glads tone, (Clerk)