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The Butte daily post., 1917-05-25
COUNCIL REsoLUTloH no. 1896

A resolution leasing to r, NJ Bell 4 Co.
a corporation. Of Butte, Montana. certain
real property within the city Of Butte.
Whereas, the city council Of the city
Of Butte has offered for lease the follow
ing real property owned by II and de-
scribed as follows: Lot No. 10 in block
No 10, Butte townsite, according TO the
official plat and survey thereof On record
In the office Of the county clerk and re-
corder Of Silver Bow county. Montana
and
Whereas. p. VI. Bell & Co.. a corpora
ton. Of Butte, Montana, has offered tG
lease lot No. 10 IN block No. l3, Orisins
townste OF tho cityfof Butte, for certain
purposes, for the sum Of twenty-five
G25.0o) dollars per month, payable yearly
In advance. for the period Of two years
and
Whereas, the said sum Of twenty-five
$25o0) dollars per month. payable yearly
In advance, IL fair price for the leasing
Of said real property. as hereinbefore
mentioned;
Therefore. be II resolved by the city
council Of the city Of Butte, that the fol-
lowing described real property. to-wit.
Lot No. 10 in block No i3. Original town
site OF the city Of Butte, hereinbefore re-
ferred 70, be, and the same is. hereby
leased to r. ". Bell & Co, a corporation.
OF Butte, Montana, for the sum Of twenty
five (S25.00J dollars per month. payable
yearly in advance. subject to the follow
ing conditions:
That the said F VI. Bell & Co. a cor
poration. shall use the said premises for
the sole purpose Of raising an air shaft
to the surface Of said premises from mine
workings beneath, said shaft TO be used
as an air shaft and algo for hoisting pur-
poses, at the option Of the party OF the
second part. That said lease shall be
transferable.
That the said F. ". Bell & Co, a cor
poration. shall file a bond N the sum Of
two hundred and fifty ts250.O0J dollars, TO
save the city Of Butte harmless from any
and all damages which may accrue to the
city Of Butte from the use Of said prem
lses.
That the said lessee shall, upon the ex-
plration OF the lease. by forfeiture, or
otherwise, install a reinforced, concrete
bulkhead in said shaft and FIJI in the same
leaving the surface condition OF said
premises the same as at present; and
subject to the further condition that the
said lessee shall agree to vacate the said
premises on thirty Cs0) days notice, In
the event that the city Of Butte shall de-
sire said premises for building sprrposes
only.
The mayor and the city clerk of the city
of Butte are hereby aytnorized and d.
rected to execute and deliver to the said
F. NJ. Bell & Co, corporation. Of Butte,
Montana, lease for the said premises.
in accordance with this resolution.
Passed this goth day OF February. 1911
Approved this 2ist Gay Of February.
1917.
c. H. LANE. Mayor.
Attest: A. A. DoCKsTADER,
City Clerk.
The Butte daily post., 1917-05-25
cNclL RESOLUTION NO. 1902.

resolution directing the issuance of
laI Improvement district bonds for the
n'enance Of the improvements pro-
"a Tor b. council resolution No. lass
fpeciaI Improvement District No. 222.
Pg the denominations of said bonds
providing for the payment or re-
Ppuon thereof.
~ Il resolved by the City Council Of
tCity OF Butte:
fcuon J. That the city council hereby
e,s mat special Improvement district
oe issued in payment OF the main
hce Of the improvements provided for
council resolution No. 1886 in Special
ovement District No. 222.
Ec'oh 2 That the denominations of
POGO dollars. di Gu
euon 3 That said special improve
a'sltIc' bonds shall be paid or re-
'nea on or before two years from and
me date of Issuance thereof.
$50 ms 2lst day OF March. 1917
P'''o'eo this 22nd day OF March, 1917.
I,,.,. c. H. LANE, Mayor.
'es'' A. A. DOCKSTADER.
H., r,,,, City Clerk.
The Butte daily post., 1917-05-25
COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO. 1894.

a resolution leasing to the Young Mems
Associate OF Butte, Montana. by its
trustees. certain real property within the
city Of Butte.
Whereas, the city council OF the city
of Butte has offered for lease the follow
ing real property owned by II and de-
scribed as follows: The second floor oi
that certain building situated on lot No.
20 IN block No. l3 Of the Original town
site of the city Of Butte. according to the
Official plat and survey thereof on record
in the office Of the county clerk and re-
corder Of Silver Bow county. Montana
and
Whereas, the Young Mems Association
OF Butte, Montana, by its trustees. has
offered to lease the said property, herein
before described, for the sum OF one
(si.00) dollar. and other sufficient and
valuable considerations, among which is
the release and cancellation of that pres
ent existing lease between the city of
Butte and said Young Mems Association;
and
Whereas. the said sum and other suffi-
cient and valuable considerations, herein
before mentioned, are fair price for the
leasing Of said real property:
Therefore. be IL resolved by the city
council of the city of Butte that the fol-
lowing described real property, to-wit:
situated on lot No. 20 in block No. IS of
the Original townsite Of the city of Butte
hereinabove referred to. be. and the same
Is, hereby leased and let to the Young
Mems Association OF Butte. Montana. for
the sum Of one CS1.0o) dollar and other
sufficient and valuable considerations, for
the period Of one Q) year with the op-
ton by the Young Mems Association Of
renewal for an additional term on the
same conditions.
The mayor and the city clerk OF the
city OF Butte are hereby authorized and
directed to execute and deliver to the
said Young Mems Association Of Butte,
Montana, a lease for the said premises.
in accordance with this resolution.
Passed this 7th day OF February. 1917
Approved this sth day Of February, 1917.
c. II. LANE, Mayor.
Attest: A. A. DoCkSTADER,
City Clerk.
First publication May 81. 1917.
The Butte daily post., 1917-05-25

A resolution directing tie issuance of
special Improvement dislrIct warrants FOR
the work provided for by council resolu-
tlon No. 1853 IN Special Improvement Dis
trfct No. 2is. fixing the denominations o,
said warrants and providing for the nav
ment or redemption thereof.
Be II resolved by the City Council OF
the City of Butte:
Section /. That the city council hereby
directs that special Improvement district
warrants be issued in payment Of the
work provided for by council resolution
No. 1883 in Special Improvement Distric,
No. 2is.
Section . That the denomination, Of
such warrants shah be one hundred
(sloo. oo) dollars and ave hundred CSseo. O0)
dollars
Section J. That said special improve
nient district warrants shall be paid or
redeemed on or before three ,3) wears
from and after the date Of issuance
thereof.
Passed this 21st day Of March, 1917
Approved this 22nd day Of March. 1917
c. H. LANE. Mayor.
Attest: A A. DOcKsTADER,
City Cierk.
First publication May n. 1917.
The Butte daily post., 1917-05-25
ocNcIL RESOLUTION NO. ,,os.

resolution directing the issuance OF
@ improvement district bonds for
So'K NUT provided FOR by council resolu-
1, w, 1875 IN Special Improvement Dis
W No. I12' fixing the denominations O,
,.So SonuS and providing for the paymen,
|tedemption thereof. ' 'A' '"e"'
c,,, resolved by the City Council of
4 =, On NJ !. That the city council of the
y, Butte hereby directs thai snecia,
o,ehent district bonds be Issued in
Incn I"t I. OF the work provided for by
Irsn. aesolution No. 1885 in Special Inn
Iht I.o,,"ht District No. 222.
a oh Z That the denominations n,
s'aus shah be one hundred (s1Oo 90,
- ana hve hundred (s5oo, 90, dollars.
IN s,a . That said special improve
(n.S sIiet bonds shall be paid or re-
a.. on or before Ave (5) years from
P.s.ss r me date of issuance thereof
lpnrou.it ms 2lst day Of March. .sI7.
''''sd This 22nd day of March. 1917.
lttest. {. II. LANE. Mayor.
A. A. DocKSTADER,
frst nnh,. City Clerk.
The Butte daily post., 1917-05-25
COUNCIL REsoLUrIoN NO. 1919.

a resolution selling and transferring to
John Farrell certain real property within
the city Of Butte.
Whereas the city council Of the city Of
Butte has offered for sale the following
dsscribed real property owned by IT, to-
Wit: Lot No In block No 2, city
Corral, AZ shown on the plat In the office
OF the commissioner OF public works. and
more particularly described as follows:
Beginning AT n point on the east line of
Harrison avenue 1861 feet southerly from
the Intersection Of the east line Of Har-
rison avenue and the south line Of the
Northern Pacific right Of way: thence
southeriy along the east line Of Harrison
avenue 50 feet; thence eaaterly lf3.ss feet /:
thence north 0 degrees 2 minutes west
1873 feet: thence northerly 35.04 feet
thence westerly l25 feet 10 the place o.
beginning; and
Whereas. John Farrell has offered 20
purchase said real property for the sum
OF four hundred $500. .0O) dollars; and
whereas. the said sum OF four hundrs q
$4,000 dollars Ia a fair price for said
real property;
Now. therefore. be It resolved by the
city council of the city Of Butte:
That the following described real prop
erty, to-wlt:
beginning at a point on the east line Of
HaTrison avenue 59s1 feet southerly from
the Intersection Of the east Ine OF Har-
rlson avenue and the south line Of the
Northern Pacific right Of way; thence
southeriy along the east line OF Harrison
avenue ~ feet; thence easterly II3
rect, thence north degrees minutes
west 1893 feet; thence northerly 250f
feet; thence westerly 125 feet 10 the place
OF beginning, be. and the same is, hereby
soid and Transferred 10 John Farrell for
the sum Of four hundred (S40O 00J dollars.
and the mayor and city clerk Of the city
Of Butte are hereby authorized and di-
rected 10 execute and deliver to the sald
John Farrell the deed for said sale and
transfer.
Passed this 3ist day OF March. 1917
Approved fhis 31st day N March. 1877
q. n. LANE, Mayor
Attest A. A. DoCKSTADER.
city Clerk
First publication May 20. 1917.
The Butte daily post., 1917-05-25

installments to extend over . period OF
hve years, TO bs paid for by special I'M
provement district warrants or special I'M
provement district bonds. as the city
council Of the city of Butte may direct.
the property embraced within said Special
Improvement District No. $50 shall De
assessed as follows, to-wit:
a. In proportion to tho number OF
square feet Of tho whole OF said property
In order to defray the cost OF doing the
above described grading.
b. In proportion 10 the number OF
square yards OF sidewalk In front OF ana
along said property In order to defrny the
cost OF doing the above described paving
OF sidewalks.
G. In proportion to the linear feet OF
curbing In front Of and nj, ng said prop
erty in order to defray the cost Of doing
tho above described curbing.
Section 8. The approximate cozt OF do
ing the grading as hereinbcfore outlined
ana described. In estimated at &s.o3l8O,
AN approximate cost per square foot Of
assessable property within said district or
tOO1s; and the approximate cost OF paw
Ing the sldewalks, aB hercinbefore
outlined and described, IL estimated at
tb.2s5.bb, an approximate cost per iqu.re
yard Of sidewalk in front Of inside lots
and In front OF and along the sides Of
corner lots within said district of $50,
and the approximate cost OF constructing
the curbing. an hcreinbefore outlined and
described. is estimated at $4,G6J.b0 an
approximate estimate Of the cost per
linear foot OF assessabIe property within
snid district Of 1910.
Passed this 25th day Of April, 1917
Approved this 26th day Of April 1917.
g. n. LANE, Mayor.
Attest; A. a. DOCKSTADER,
city Clerk.
First publication May %, 1917.
The Butte daily post., 1917-05-25

directs that special Improvement district
bonds be issued In payment Of the work
provided for by council resolution No.
1889 In Special Improvement District No.
225
Section 2. That tho denominations Of
such bonds shall be one hun ired tsl00.00)
dollars and nve hundred (sb00.00 dollars
Section .. That said special improve
ment district bonds shall be paid or re-
deemed on or before Hvo years from or
after the date OF issuance thereof
Passed this 21st day OF March, 1917.
Approved this 22nd day Of March. 1917.
c. II. LINE. Mayor.
Attest. A. A. DOCkSTADER,
city Clerk.
First publication May 81, 1917.
The Butte daily post., 1917-05-25
LEGAL MOTIONS
,,,c,,,,SS1f, ,,,c,,,:,,irfH RESOLUTION NO. 1885.

,.,olutlon lensins to Jack MeDonousn
,. Montana. certain real property
-. ,he city OF Butte. 49, ..,,
th'h m the city council OF tno CITY
Nn.,b has offered for lease the ioi'ow-
Butte na nronerty owned by 1t and de-
re" ptollows: The first story OF that
fbed 40 ~,nd,ng situated on lot NO. w
5iah ~ "a OF the Original townsite
bocN Nv Of Butte. according 10 ,ne
me I,; and survey thereof on recoro
pela' ps, ps,eo of the county clerk ana re-
me .. silycr Bow county. Montana
,h.,eas Jack McDonoush OF n1v.e, N.s.
- has offered TO lease ,no ,
y, ~, that certain building situa,.u -,
r. On In block No. IL OF the or's'n"'
,e of the city Of Butte Tor me nou'
,mortv.nve ts25.Oo) dollars per 'noh,n, n
VIZ" IN advance, for the period OF ono
with the option OF renewai io' wv
od of an additional year ana
a. the said sum OF twenty-nse
\, no, GoIlars per month, payable IN ao
~" a falr price for the leasing Oh
oai nroperty, as hereinbefore heh-
,oro he Il resolved by tne ci.y
e', en ~ tbe city Of Butte that the ioi-
NV" Jescr|bed real property. to-W..
% e., story OF that certain bulioins
,.,ad nm lot No. 20 In block NO 10 o'
| P"rIa,nal ,ownslte OF the city OF but,e,
"a Ud,h ,he same 10, hereby leased to the
'u IscG MeDonough for the sum OF
a,yD0ye N25 OO) dollars per moh.n'
r.ti. in advance, subject to the foiio"
conditions: -, ,..y. tho
r,sos IN as good condition as when
e,,,r and that the said lessee shaii
t,nt and agree not to use the saio
ises for any purpose contrary TO 'a".
ia, the said lessee shall nave tns
4, and uriyilege OF removing any aho
Ya,s lumber or other material IN
Inad In said premises at the expiration
H. mayor and the city clerk OF the
I NJ Butte are hereby authorized anu
.,aA IN execute and deliver 10 the
4 Tact NcDonough OF Butte. Montana
ro,e for the said premises. In accoro-
4 with this resolution. .o,,
ssed his goth day OF February 1911
irnroyed ms 2lst day OF February
4 c. II. LANE. Mayor.
tttest: A. A. DoCKSTADER'
Pc City Clerk.
hrs publication May 2i. 1917.
The Butte daily post., 1917-05-25

resolution directing the issuance of
eia improvement district bonds for
| |work provided for by council resolu-
\ No. 1887 In Special Improvement Dis
No. 223. fixing the denominations
)aid bonds and providing for the pay
d or redemption thereof.
\ II resolved by The city Council OF
|Clty OF Butte
pcton l. That the city council hereby
|cts that special Improvement district
|ds be issued iu payment OF the work
kided for By council resolution No.
In Special Improvement District No.
ection ? That ths denominations OF
I bonds shai. be one hundred (s100.0 .0O)
pr and five hundred ,.500.0O) dollars.
fcilon I. That said special improve
p district bonds shall be paid or re-
ned on or before Ave years from and
p the date Of issuance thereof.
PISSED this 2lst day OF March. 1917.
pproved tls END day OF March, 1917.
c. II. LANE. Mayor.
itest. a. a, DOCKSTADER,
City Clerk.
'rst publication May 81, 1917.
The Butte daily post., 1917-05-25
,rycn RESOLUTION NO. 1897.

resolution directing the issuance OF
elaI Improvement district bonds for the
81 nroylded for by council resolution
lass IN Special Improvement District
2al fixing the denominations Of said
Ls and providing for the payment OF
kmpiion thereof
4 il resolved b. the City Council OF
City Of Butte
.ouon /. That the city council hereby
Icts that special improvement district
ks be issued in payment OF the work
kided for by council resolution No. 1885
speclal Improvement District No. '224.
ectlon 2 That the denominations OF
4 bonds shall be one hundred H100.00)
hrs and Ave hundred (S500.00) dollars.
kctlon 3 That said special improve
Ii district bonds shall be paid or re-
med on or before fye years from or
II the date OF issuance thereof.
Assed this 2lst day Of March. 1917
bproyed this 22d day OF March. 1917.
G. n. LANE, Mayor.
ttcst: a. A. DOCKSTADER,
City Clerk.
Irst publication May 2i, 1917,
The Butte daily post., 1917-05-25

n resolution directing the issusuce Of
special Improvement district warrants far
the work provided for BY council resolu-
ton NO. 1859 In Special Improvement Dis
trlct NO. 221, fixing the denominations OF
said warrants and providing for the pa
rnent or redemption thereof.
BE 1t resolved by the City Council Of
the City Of Butte:
Section /. That the city council hereby
directs that special Improvement district
warrants be Issued in payment Of the
work provided for by council resolution
No. 1889 In Special Improvement District
No. 2z1
section 2. That the denominations Of
such warrants shal be one hundred
Hi0o.0oJ dollars and Ave hundred $500 % :
dOllars.
Section 3 That said special Improve
ment district bonds shall be paid or re-
deemed on or before three (2) years from
and after the date Of issuance thereof
Passed this 21st day Of March. faf7
Approved this z2nd day ef March. 1917
c. II. LANE. Mayor.
Attest: A. A. DOCkSTADER,
First publication May zl. 1911
The Butte daily post., 1917-05-25

A resolution directing the issuance of
special Improvement dis let bonds for the
work provided for by council resolution
No 1889 in Special Improvement District
No a25, fixing the denominations Of said
bonds and providing for the payment or
redemption thereof.
Be It resolved by the Council Of
he City of Butte:
Section /. That the city council hereby
The Butte daily post., 1917-05-25
ROOFING CONTRACTS

Hahha,. hOoFIN0. also Genesco snd
|nts Suiit-up roofs, p. q B. root
'badv.s =; sysrs. offics n yearp w.
'Nay' Prone s7s.
The Butte daily post., 1917-05-25
TIN SHOP

sEURERTs TIN sHOPlfsn and wsssi
work. Phone 7s7. III w. Broadway
The Butte daily post., 1917-05-25
COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO. Il97

First publication May 81, isi7.
The Butte daily post., 1917-05-25
COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO. lass.

First publication May 81. 1917.
The Butte daily post., 1917-05-25
COUNCIL REsoLUTIoN NO. 1899.

First publication May 81. 1917.
The Butte daily post., 1917-05-25
)uNclL RESOLUTION M. I4oI.

It publication May 2i, 1917,
The Butte daily post., 1917-05-25
COUNCIL RESOLUTIONS NO. i,os-

First publication Nav a. I9I7
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Hotel Arrivals
SAN CARLOS.

John McGraw, New Orleans; j. w.
Hazard, New York; F. F. Marsh,
Jacksonville; w. F. Robertson, ITALIA
hassee; Mrs. IA. H. S. Macombey and
child, Boston; H. P. Lowe, Georgia;
B. A. McCubbins, Jacksonville; Harry
Turner, New York; John P. Bell, Mo-
bile; Mr.. w A. Powers; L. L. Hines,
Montgomery; VIM. s. Lyon, Kansas;
Jack Jessel, New York; ]. C. Yuncker,
indianapolis; R. W. Yuncker, Chi
cago; George A. Robinson, New York;
Carleton Gage, New York; F. o. San
ders, Indianapolis; John w. Cawthon
Bagdad; C.. A. Gregory, Chatta-
nooga; W. B. Anderson, Kentucky
K. L. Turner, Savannah; A. S. Keath
Birmingham; H. C. Robertson, New
York; w. M. Cunningham, ST. Paul
G. ]. Golden, Chicago; Paul Grey
Tallahassee James C. Warts, Cary
vile.
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Weak From Grippe
Home Missionary Tells How She
Restored Her Strength.

Home Missionary Tells How She
Restored Her Strength.
e1 am a Home Missionary, was
weak and rundown after hard
spell of LaGrippe. 1 had headaches,
indigestion and pains in my chest,
and was tired all the time. A friend
asked me to try Vinol and the result
is l am free from those troubles and
I feel well and strong and able to go
to work again" Mrs. Hattie john
son, Towanda, Pa.
The reason Vinol was so success
full in building up Mrs. Johnson's
health is because it is constitutions
remedy which contains beef and COO
liver peptonates and glycerophos'
pilates, all combined in delicious ma
tive tonic wine.
We wish every person in Pensacols
who is suffering from a weakened
run down condition, would try Vino
on our guarantee to return thei
money if it fails to benefit them
Whites Pharmacy, Balckom Drug Co
Pensacola. Also at the leading drul
stores in all Florida towns.-Adv.
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cargo and viii probably sail today.
The loading on the schooner
Waegwoltic and Barge Ben is prog
ressing rapidly.
Schooners arriving Friday after
noon reported having seen the schoon-
er Prydwen, which left here last Sat-
urday, still anchored off Hurricane
Island, but there is little doubt but
that she sailed with the north wind
yesterday.
Schooner Prydwen completed tax
ing cargo yesterday and cleared for
Haiti.
The schooner Mary Manson Gruen-
er came down from quarantine to
Simpson dock Millville Friday and
began taking cargo of dressed lum-
Der this morning.
The under deck load of the schoon-
er Waegwoltic was complete yester-
day and it is expected that she viii
finish by Wednesday of next weel
the deck load.
The barge "Ben" of the Aiken flee
is rapidly taking cargo from Mill
vile mill and will be ready for sea
this week.
With the arrival of the schooner'
Thomas L. James and Kaupo Friday
business began to pick up around thu
water front, and should two or thre'
other schooners, which are expected
show up during today all the baymel
will be busy again after a lull o.
ten days.
The little Russian schooner cam,
over from Seville, Spain, with ballas
and is discharging same at Ice Plan
| today.
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TOTAL ECLIPSE OF
MOON THIS MORNING

A total eclipse Of the moon, be-
ginning at few minutes before mid
night, and which was visible in PEN
sacola, was viewed by many people in
the city who had remained up late to
see the phenomena. The moon was en-
tirely within the earth's shadow about
o'clock this morning, and for one
hour and thirty minutes, or until
about 4:30 o'clock this morning, the
face of the moon was visible, a great
copper-colored ball, in the heavens.
The moon stood directly over the city
when it first began to enter the
peuubra. The sky was clear, and the
eclipse was viewed without the vision
being obscured by the least cloud. 1t
was observed with special interest by
watchmen, policemen, seamen on
watch, night restaurant men, taxi
cab drivers, newspaper men, en-
ployes at the postoffice, at the hotels,
etc
This was the first total eclipse of
the moon since 1913, and the first that
has been completely visible here since
1910. This years eclipses of the sun
and the moon will be the greatest
number possible in any one year
There win be four eclipses of the sun
and two more of the moon. Astron-
omers figure that not since 1887 have
these same number occurred, and a
like occurrence viii not again be pos
sible until 1882.
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AERO OFFICER
TO STUDY HERE

Continued From Page one)
wisdom of buying Wright's patents
for the government. 1 pointed out
that they had made ITO flights up to
that time without personal injury,
and had flown at one flight as much
as % 1-2 miles and at speed of
81 1-2 miles an hour. They refused to
be interested.
With One Plane.
"Under President Roosevelt, how
ever, the United States government
secured an airplane and led all other
nations in beginning the use Of avn
alton as a military art.
ut is regrettable that the lead was
lost and that today there are not ex-
ceeding 2 per cent as many machines
available for military service in this
country as in Germany, England OF
France.
American Inventions.
TN this connection it is interesting
to note that steamboats,, electric tel
egraph, the ironclad warship, the tor
pedo boat for attacking ships, sub.
marines, the machine gun, the tele'
phone, the heavier-than- air flying
machine, the catapult for launching {
flying machine into the air at fyins
speed, were all first successfully de
veloped and made a practical success
in this country, and of them all tn
last named alone is at present a
| greatly developed in connection wit
warfare in this country as in an,
other.
Blockade of New York.
"We have learned to trust too niue