davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Live stock Markets in Other Cities.

90 c oSI tt. ToT mo; e. . IS 5o a.r
ia5e asoye s17 Esri1 top oP'g SIS bn;rh
rs 81 3 ,,s 81 iisht sl6I3 %:
Is SO; pigs, good to choice, sl85OTl5.5o.
Ca;tie-Rr' e'pts. 10000 medium : cd
steady; others, butcher and canning cattle,
good choice and prime 81 d 10 -; com
COWS ami halr@rs sGIo n: GAMERS and
cutters s525IGIO. stocks-4 and feeders
common and medium sIT 10. veal calves.
good and choice SIIIl5 80. Western
range, bee: steers. 'l4a rs; cows and he!f-
SheFp-Recelpts. 1000; lambs steady to
loo. lower sheep steady. Lambs. choice
pa P!"S cu i slu% r: and , FSGa
IS : $50. culls e % q 80.
ceipts, 1000: steady. Bulk, sl7lod T.. so;
heavy. slTIli.10. packers and butchers.
sl7:5al7,65; lights. 'l7pl555, pigs.
cattic-Rece,pts 1000: steady. Prime
FED steers go 80; drcs~et hG be-,
steers N2S is Sog,thcrn, stGcr. '6n IT,
ers and feeders. $50 z "a. butts, E5.j0Q9,
calves, 81. so n 50.
Sheep-Reccipts I oon: steady. Lambs.
sliai5; ycarlinF., sO,5oGll.;y; uethers,
SsT 1880; ewes Ssas.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 20 Hogs Receipts,
I9 500: steady. Lights, Sl7.35U15.50; pigs,
SI3TlG; mixed and butchers. 81 asa
sl735Rl7.6O
Csttle-Receipts. $500; SLOW Native
beef steers. tli.5o7ls2i; yearing steers
and heifers. $3.50 1880; cows. S75oR
1850; stocksrs and feeders. SS.JO@12; fair
10 primo southern beef steers, &lOHls;
beef cows and heiters $500 10; native
calves S775 q it25.
Shaep-Receiprs, 300; steady. Lambs.
tl6.5 Rl6.75; ewes. }llGl2; canners and
choppers, s5GS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-30
BAY STATE GUARD CONTINUES
Units to he Maintained at Irr
Until Peace IL Declared,

BOSTON. Nov. 29.-The State Guard
organized at the start of the war y
take the place of the National Guard
forces mustered into the Federal ser.
vice, is TO be continued at least untr
peace is formally declared, Adjutant
Gen. Jesse F. Stevens announced TO.
day.
He said that the incoming Legisla.
ture or the Federal Government nigh,
adopt plans for recognizing N.
guard, but until then the units shous
be maintained as at present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-30
Glove Restrictions Withdrawn.
Special Despatch 10 TIE SrS

GLovERsvILLE, Nov. 29-Rcstrlctions
on the manufacture OF gloves have been
withdrawn. according to notification re-
Ceived by James S. ireland of Johns
town. chairman OF the War Service Com
mittee OF the glove industry from the
conservation division OF the War Indus
tries Board.
Hopes are high among glove manu-
facturers and tanners that restrictions
on the importation of glove leather also
Will be revoked soon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-30
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED, by young lady. position as
companion or secretary IN the home OF old
lady or gentleman, four years secretarlal
experience; pleasant and agreeable disposi-
ton. my view is to look out for the conf
fort and happiness OF my employer II en-
gagged as companion, am at present In the
employ OF L. ;, \, Army Ordnance Dept.
a. secretary to official % ordnance; ref
erences; services available immediately.
Companion. Box leS sun,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-30
Wool Stock Decreases.
Special cable Despatch 10 THr suv.

BRADFORD, England, Nov. 29--Wool
and tops in this country show marked
diminution since the last wool census
taken June 80. according TO the detailed
figures Of the Government wool statis-
teal committee which are based on fig
ures as Of November 80. The detailed
figures are the first to he published by
the committee in more than two years.
The decrease Is attributed 70 decrca sed
arrivals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-30
Deny Labor Troubles Caused
Closing.

PATERSON, ~. J., Nov. 2o.-S.lI r1anu-
facturers here deny that the shutdown
of the mills from Wednesday night to
Monday morning was done to discourage
strikers In one OF the ribbon manufac-
turing plants. They say slow business
Is the reason.
Union leaders, however contend that
the shutdown is a means adopted to
hinder the strike.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-30
TRADERS TAKE SPACE.

Porter a. co. and Horace S Ely & Co
nave leased to Robert Marsh for ten
years, the three-story building al 1889
Amsterdam avenue, southeast corner of
Lawrence street.
Marston and Co. have leased to Henry
w Thoeleo. tho store and basement at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-30
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
Manhattan.

The first name is that OF the debtor the
second that Of the creditor, and date when
Judgment was filed:
Frost, Samuel-Hocking Glass
CO.. Oct. IS, Isls...s...'.'.. ,ioi.7s
81. Nicholas Zinc Co and Harold
n. Berry-W. J. SchieTelln:
May. 20. ,Isis ..............., s22sa
St. Nicholas Zinc COT. f.
Gearn; March is. 1915. 49,. 2.SiZss
Jacobs. SADIE IF curtis: May
IS, 1915 Ccancelledp -. 45sI.7o
Shubert Theatrical Cor. Cal
land: March IS. 1917 reversed e.csoo5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-30
SELLS FLUSHING PLOTS.

Mary A. Brown has sold to G. VI. Tin
ney plot 37xl73, on the east side Of
Linden avenue. north of State street.
f. Dawson has sold TO W. S. Arnison.
northwest corner of James street and
Maple avenue a plot S7XSS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-30

WASHINGTON, Nov. &c. w. Cook
OF San Francisco. acting director OF
all operations OF the Shipping Board.
will proceed to San Francisco Deem
Der 5, to become director OF operations
for the Pacific coast. a post he held
preYiouslY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-30
RECORDED LEASES.

I'D Av. 50. cor I'd ct. .. b and LIST floor
Louis Turtel TO Julius Safren, 1874
Hewes st. Brooklyn, 10 yrs from Dec I.
1918; attys. Marks Marks. es Park
,,rW g.: ,,.vsv
TO Julius Scheiman, 2lS 18th at, yrs
from Dec Is. 1918: atty. II Landlick.
227 Il s3d st ....................n 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-30
GREENE ST.. LOFT BUYER.

The Parmelee Realty Company. Daniel
Morse president. is the buyer OF the
six-stroy lofts at 1873 and l35 Greene
street, sold recently by the Colgate
estate. The Charles +. Noyes Company
was the broker
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-30
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

GOTH ST. $. $50 W Amst av, mtg $4,000
-Cayuga Corpn 20 Arthur Smith, lto
II saith st; address, III Bway... .Sl2 500
ll6TH ST. 23l-2S3 w. mtg S3,O00-Lom,
hardy Realty co TO Jno Morr!ssey ISL
7th av; attys. Kantrowitz Z. 920
1osTH ST. 10 z, security for mts $4,000
on 1881 Tth av-Mary Drucker, eXtrN. 20
Wolf Goode. l4ss I'd av; atty. Adolph
Cohen, 220 Bway.,....:.. -. .SloO
49TH ST, pa E-Title Guar Trust Co
TO Hslsted, "a Prospect p!' B ;s 6Go
1o4TH ST. 1873 Willie Il lAlienthal to
Isabella Hart; atty. sigmund Wechs, .dd
Az c. 81 mtg ,1e,coo-iisaac jacob. exr,
TO Pauline Jacob. 1879 Brlstow 81
Bronx: attys. Strasbourger s. -
1s6 STMH' ST. a,654 VS. \ title L Mort %
10 Tania Daniel. TIs sth av...... 81, 600
LEXINGTON AV, 1604-Hy Wesse man,
exr. sc, to Guarantee Trust CO OF y Y,
$40 Bwsy sub trustee; attys, vessel
man & X, IS Liberty st........-....,Sl
Bronx.
I74TH ST, n s. 100 Railroad av, COX
100, also Davidson ay, " cor Buchanan
pl l00xlOO-Henry Wesselman, eNr
Sc, TO Guaranty Trust Co OF New YORK:
trus: atty, Title Guar Co. l.s
RR eTaG{s Av. s5ss.T;iti;c Guar & T Co 70
Geo Ashtorth, II Freed sv New Ro-
chelle, Y: atty. II Bergman, 81
LYMAN pr. $ 252 freeman s,-,Empl-e
Trust co. trus, TO Guaranteed Mtg CO,
200 BWay: atty. Guaranteed Mtg GO, zoo
LOT OF 50. blk 81, map Morris Park-Mu. uaI
life Ins co. and ano to Julia Gask.n
1850 Herscheil st; atty. Chds HerTe!..Sl
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
tornsy.)
Manhattan

9TH ST. IS W-Edwin c Jameson to the
Globe & Rutgers Fire Ins Co. April 30
1909; atty. Title Guar & 90. l56
s, BM = d
Henderson, West Point. Y. 10 Norman
II Donald. Benedict av. Dougan HIS
p NJ Il. oct IS, 1914; atty, Title Guar
LEXINGTON Az. l4si-l463- Congregation
Orach Chain to julius Bernstein, eN-
March !, 1909; attys, Arnstc!n 4 Levy,
PARK Az, " cor SD ST. 9oEIo % REM
and Made'ein ) stern 10 Leo T. and Alex
NJ Bling, el70 Bway, Feb IS, l9l3, attgs
Stodlard & NJ, l2s Bway........Sl0O 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-30
BROKERS' RECENT DEAL.

SCHNEIDER & Liebler were the brokers
in the recorded sale OF the three story
and basement dwelling at 23s East Sew
enty-ninth street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-30
BUYS l.. I. CITY PLOT,

The United Assets Corporation has
aold to q. Il. Bellows plot 97x10O on the
south side OF Prospect street. east of
Henry street. Long Island city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-30
LIVE TOPICS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

Cohen, Merk-F: RAIDER: April as.
1918 (reversed .......... 1t,
Wolins. Michael-G. Osborn; May
z, 1SlB ....s............. loseI
Lozier Motor Col. p. Carroll;
Nov. 20. 1918 ................ lit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-30
SALES At AUCTION.

MORTGAGE SALE--Heury Young, Auc-
tioneer, sells to-day Saturday, Nov. 80,
1918. 10 O'Clock, at 24l6 Broadway. fixtures
covered by chattel mortgage. BY order OF
mortgage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-30
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

72D ST 3S w-Frank Fortunate AIT VIM
@ Leonard. owner; Algie &c Brosntn.
contractors Observation-Disclosures.
2sTH ST, 23s E-salyatore Puma agt
Francesca Conenu. owner; Sims Const
Bronx.
WALTON Az. cor or l4nth st, 75xg7.7
Joseph Tester agt Lambert I. Cheat
ham, owner; George w COughlln, con
Tractor ....s...........
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-30
NEW BRONX BUILDINGS.

BOSTON ROAD. W 3, 1919 n waring az,
: sty brk dwlgs and stores, l7.SN53
each-Isabelle Malanzo, 1876 Madison ay,
owner. De Rose & Cavalierl, 500 f llsth
st. architects: total cost. $4,000
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=, n T%E roN W9 rIHSo W y6IGE rWoM,S
AND FRENCH. ONE WITH SOME
KNOWLEDGE OF OUTDOOR SPORTS
PREFERRED WILLING TO PAY WELL
FOR GOOD II TOR. ADVISE EDUCA A.
TIOS. EXPERIENCE AND TERMS. 40
CATION NEAR HOTEL PLAZA ADJ
DRESS BON 2O5, 1883 BROADWAY.
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that OF the OeDtor:
UiimSn ct Si,.... 10 .1.ss541
Co.)-Gudebread Bros. SILK Co. 1882
Bender, Fred w. N. Mullan.. ssI.eO
Bulletti, sylvio-E. Godlroli.... 10000
@. B. sroSst .. n.' u AO.s.so
Blumenfeld, Isaac. +. Nield.. los.sS
Brown. Nova As. f. waldo. s.74s.SS
Best Knitting Mills. Inc.-S Bru- o,,,o
Bronx Exposition. inc..o. J.
GUIDE Co. New YORK. ;.. 49,. 500 ,lsss
Christian. ChArles-M. Rosenfeld. 2so.73
3 Co r.' ' aes 1883
Carey, John-E. I. Kleinfeld. .... 1.52Ll2
& co... Inc. .!........."....... a.4,sso
n. Cohen .................... s.aos.17
Cohen .:.....s.,....1.4....4. s.:Is4s
ms. and trust Sc..,......... 1914
DSSinsky, Harry. c. Ham &c.,,
Farter. Harry and Dora or Gus,is ,-.o.
1ews. et al , 1,oosot
Ge ers RobeTt@A. BereSin...... 10000
fT cbiaI . a,'Ia 1895
Farley. John.Norjhern Grain Co ssi.sO
Ginsberg. Bernardo American
Drug Sundries Co.)-C. S. Rub
Holmes. Celia A..G. Levey..... 1000
Same-N. @. Kamp. 25:.45
sanIe-E q. Backentos. 1881
Same--L II. Thompson. b3l.lI
same-M h. Wright. loSss
Harrlsetta Holding Cor Miller 10000
Harris. Jesse J.-Muscal Courier
Hack. Joseph. Brookman ct .,.
Holmes. Celia Al. b. E. Hyatt 1875
same-E: Abbott. SsssSS'ss
( Trust Co........,.......... 1860
Webber ct al...t............. 1891
& 60, Inc...'......,,.....,,. 1890
Johnston, Frederick-A. Harris &
Kstitnh ii. John-c. Schultz,
KanS. Gaii-"Drama,ic Mirror. 1870
Macdonald Floral Co.-Reed &
Msdero Bros. inc'-siberian Co.
Mis ..R PanIA sherri......... sys.?S
Marx. Lester F.-Connectieut Az.
Highlands Co................ e5I.45
Kohn, Emil and Herman Encore
Hosiery Co.D-Rosco Trading
Kf1mer. Jacob ana Minerya-M '
ss'ne@p vsiaro. by gin. XXX. Lists
Natella. Jose ph-People &C.. 200 90
Melville, Henry HI. l.. Eus,ls. s,675.5s
MoultOu. Geo. A.-Nal O'Farreu
M5.rae psvi,ll A22j NJ Muilian. 900;
Mtsch, Paula Sherrl. ......... $3.50
Marx. Lester F,--Connecticut Az.
Nd6is, Frank ran C CO. y. Mollan.. SS55ii7
ODonne'l, James Ell. TaiE.. 2O3.53
ppaport. Louis a Crosby;
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.

with name and addres, OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
CSou.h Of Fourteenth streetD
MADISON ST, 2s3. ss.?H25x irreg; n
Mtg Guar CO. l75 Rsmsen ST. Bklyn
due and int As per bond; atty, 7
20 pRSP FTeH Nov 2g.sa ,T..''y TO
Same. due and int a. per bond: Pr
mtg $4,000: atty same -, a.. 5000
GROVE ST. Is 90 2 %,, E P symi0 "a
Hudson ST. yrs, Sc: atty, LAWYERS
7 & Co, $50 Bway. $1,000
East Side.
East OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and ll0th streetsl
MADISON Az $ 9 cor Goth ST. bO.5He0
July l5--San Jsclnto Hotel, Inc, 10 VIM
Donnelly. 400 W 22d St. due and
int as per bond; atty. Thee Adams. 5
West Side.
west Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streetsD
18TH ST. II and - ", 53ys2. VI,
Nov ?l-pireeiors Realty Holding CO.
atty T 6 & T Go, IFS Bway, SIS. 600
SlST ST. Ar W, :5x9s.e. NJ. Nov 20
23d ss., eshl%ss be- 10 sy5ves!sr
p mtg sls,eee: atty. O T .,
lI6 Bway... ,..................S2,J 800
Uptown.
tManhattan avenue. north OF iiOth street,
PARK Az 1907 and 1909. SI.6x9O. Nov
e5-Wilton Holding Corp to y T
& N Co; l35 Bway. yrs. 5la SIS Ooo
PARK Az. 1911 and 1918, $, 7j.s 5
ing Corp. to y Y T & NJ Co. 1855 Bway.
s yrs. = Observation-Disclosures. 900
LEXINGTON Ay, n e cor ilsth St runs
COX n 7SN2Gx29.5x y 55.3 to av
y SO to beg. Nov e5-wlton Hold
ing Corp to & NJ Co. 1875
LEXINGTON Az, 5 e c 10th st G{2-15O
e, TOOK irrcg to u 18Th st AK
iFreg 10 l2Oth 81 lll9 to beg. lease
hold, p NJ, Nov 27-lsldore Goldsteln to
Ea,hann SocaE - W l?Ith st, and
Eklyn du" july Is. 1919, co address
Frank, 2ss Bway; notes. .......S4 900
l53D ST 25s 264 ", l0ONp9l1 Nov PC
Abraham Goldberg to Albert Shulnan.
pr mtg $4,000; atty, Lawyers 7 \ T
10th ST, 8, 800 W Amst av, 6OxSi. : (:
teeth 81, n s, o. Audubon av. bOxsI Z
Nov @I-prean crest Realty co TO David
Hipk!n. 22t WesA End sv, yrs. 60,
IFS B"ay......,......... 900
Bronx.
Borough or The Bronx
Sahwo- 70 Netrr po'l'an Savings Bank
~ Coopor 50 Nov -. yrs 5ee: ATTY.
= IT ! 90. 100 BWay...........SI 900
RlNERnALE ~, W ?, 33.s div line bet
Now York and Nonkors, runs : y 24Ox
y cosy y ~ e7.V n 22nN II l9Iax
32u-Reliance Motion Picture Co-pn 10
stephen \ Lynch, Ashevllle. y c. Nov
~, nsta,s &C. attys, Rhnelander 4
SAME PROPERTY same to same NOV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-30
BUYS RICHMOND HILL CORNER.

X +. Madden has sold TO VI. Walk a
plot, 4OXl0O, at the southwest corner OF
Hillside avenue and Spruce street, Rich
mond Hill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-30

extr. agt Frederick Rabbe ct al
(amended foreclosure of mortgage);
atty. II II Rabe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-30
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

years old; prefer a refined, settled woman.
wages, SIS. Apply Apt 5-A, loo W. seth
street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEyES-Recetpt.. ASS head. Is cars
on sale. Part " the stock was back on
the ro P sn s'r,ns m United NJ 100 0 n,
bulls. S. 10. COWS and h-irsrs. Stall.l5.
Dressed beef steady at -0g 2s'sc. h.. for
sales-Tobin & shannon--5s virginia
s;eers. Lass lbs. average. sl735; bull
l.llo. $40: 5 cows. 1890. $s.25. II. ssS. SIS;
,o s's ,s So e. SIS as g. ''s sh: .3SS /
son: Virginia steers 1.lss. sl4.75; IS.
esS. $3.50. 5. Sanders! cows. s'I. $3.50;
M:p her 's1 CO = Heller. 'S2S s4 ;i -
81 s3a $40; IS cows, ss7. $3.50: ,. LIZ.
.sc5. IS. 1907. So 9, $50 800. 81. So.
$500 :. $50. !5.IS; ). $40. $50 :, 7i5.
CALNE>-Rccelpis. 900 head. SIS on
and yedr''ngs steady. Westerns jlc.
10 prime >ea'- sold ~ SIS at per 100
lbs. cults. sllTi2. ordinary Grassers. 81;
Western caves. $ SO II. CITY dressed
vea.s steady a. ga Sc. per 10. very little
trading in whole calves. country DO. easier
salss-s Sanders: IS vea,. "a: abs
4 shannon: - vea!s. ISL. s:l; -, l3s.
$40 ). 1871. sla so. :. loI. sls; >. 100 81
s.. SIG 50 i';,s E Sa;ys. Il; si:, }
Kern. Commission Compsny: - vsals,
~: 81: J. o; Curtis & Son: So Western
barely steady. lambs IS soc. lower, some
stock unsold. Common to ordinary sheep
sold at $50 as pen 100 lbs fair TO prime
steady at l4g:oc. per ID. dressed lambs
ss!ss-Tewton & CO.: 1874 Ohio lambs. "a
lbs average. 'l575:, 3: sheep. %: s..
Kerrs Commission Co: 6l Pennsylvania
! lambs ;5S a.. SOL 94's 81 s sn
IS. Tobin 4 shannon: aO7 state lambs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-30
rURNIsmEp ROOMS TO LET.
INSTRUCTION.

LARGE FRONT ROOM suitable for two
gentlemen; board. West 95th St
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Leonard Bronn.r. 500 Broadway Is the

Leonard Bronner, 309 BroadWhy u tHo
attorney.
Receiver in Bankruptcy.
JESSE r. BOwMAN-Judge John c. Knox
appointed Morris Frank receiver. with
$4,000 bond. for Jesse r. Bowman, 5i9
Amsterdam avenue, assets $4,000. no la
bilities specified.
Assignment.
GEORGE wEINSTEIN-Deaier In baby
carriages, at Ss6 East 1s0th street. yes
terday assigned for the beneht of credit
ors to William J. James OF Brooklyn.
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments were filed yes
terday, November 20; tho hrst name being
that OF the debtor:
American Alcohol Co.. Inc.-L
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-16

Irrigation District for pumping and
other irrigation operation and main
tenance purposes shall be delivered on
the same terms as power delivered to
the Yuma project for said purposes.
IA. 1t is understood and agreed that
the Secretary of the Interior shall con-
troll the division of water and shall
divert for use of the Yuma project
or any auxiliary thereof as heretofore
or hereafter undertaken by the United
States, not exceeding 10000 acres,
sufficient water to secure the perma-
nent and economical reclamation there
of, not exceeding, however, one-quar~
ter of the water available for division
at Laguna Dam. The foregoing ap-
plies only to the natural flow of the
Colorado river and not to storage wa
ter, fhich shall be delivered to the par
ty entitled thereto.
The United States makes no guar
anty or representation as to the guam
tity of water that may be available
without storage for delivery to the
District under this contract, and shall
not be responsible for failure to de-
iver water under this contract caused
by insufficient supply of water in the
Colorado river, hostile diversion or
drought, interruption made necessary
by repairs, nor on account of any
valid order or decree of competent
court; nor for any damages by floods,
acts of hostility, or unavoidable cir
cumstances, nor for loss of crops or
other damage caused by non-delivery
Of water.
If at any time it becomes necessary,
by international agreement, treaty, or
otherwise, to allow certain of the wa
ters of the Colorado river to flow be-
yond the boundaries of the United
States, such event shall not be permit
ted in anywise to decrease the amount
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-16

build an all American canal or tun-
mel, it shall have the right to drop
water at some other point than the
vicinity of Pilot Knob for power de-
velopment, and in this event agrees
to place at the disposal of the Uni
Ted States at Pilot Knob, or some
other point to be agreed upon, such
power in addition to that generated
at Pilot Knob, as, in the judgment of
the Secretary of the Interior, is neceS-
sary for pumping and other irrlga-
tion operation and maintenance Apur-
poses of the Yuma project or any aux
Hilary thereof, at the cost of develop
alent thereof at the power house, plus
10 per cent, said cost to include in
terest at per cent and reasonable
as determined by the Sec
retary of the Interior. All power de-
velopment, operation and maintenance
of power plants on the all-American
canal, and sales of power, shall be
under the control of the Secretary of
the Interior, and charges for CONNER
cial power shall be upon rules adopted
by the Secretary of the Interior. ap-
plying equally to both Imperial and
Yuma valleys The profits from COM
mercial power shall be divided be-
tween the Imperial Irrigation District
and the Yuma project in ratio of their
respective investments in power, in
Guiding the enlargements, alterations
and extensions. described in Article
u, plus investments in the power
plants, power house, transmission lines
and other accessories. In dividing
profits. the District shall be credited
with the net revenue from the amount
of power by which the total power out
put is increased by the all-American
canal west of Pilot Knob, which shall
be determined bv the Secretary of the
Interior. Power delivered to Imperial
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-16

of water to which Yuma project shall
be entitled.
Is. This contract shall not become
effective until the same shall nave
been duly ratified and confirmed in
accordance with law, by vote OF
the people of the Imperial Irrigation
District, and unless it shall be so rat
flied within six months from the date
of execution hereof by the Secretary
of the Interior, it shall become VOID
and of no further effect.
16. In case of failure on the part
'of the District to provide for begin
ming the work of enlargement OF the
Yuma main canal within two years
from the date hereof, the Secretary
of the Interior shall have the right to
abrogatae this contract.
II. No member of, or delegate to
Congress, or resident commissioner
after his election or appointment, or
either before or after he has qualified
and during his continuance in office.
and no officer, agent or employee of
the government, shall be admitted to
any share or part of this contract or
agreement, or to any benefit to arise
thereupon. Nothing. howecer, herein
contained shall be construed to extend
to any incorporated company. where
such contract or agreement IS made
for the beneral benefit of such incor-
poration or company. as provided IN
Section 116 of the Act of Congress
approved March 4, 1909 (35 Stat. L.,
1909.
In Witness Whereof the parties here
to have caused the execution of these
presents as Of the day and year first
above written.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMER
ICA
BY .................. .............
IMPERIAL IRRIGATION DISTRICT
BY. ........ 49,. =.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1918-11-14
SOUTH MADISON

Harold and Clayton Smith OF Lake
wood spent Saturday and Sunday Win
their grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. 10
siah Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green and par
tv of friends from Skowhegan were
calling on her parents, Mr.. and MIS-
d F. Wescott. Sunday afternoon.
Percy Blackwell of the l. OF M was
the week end guest Of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs j. W. Blackwell.
Harry Leighton of North Anson
has purchased of S. j. Jackins, the
Sprague farm and taken possession.
Dollie Mckinney visited her broth
or Tracy Forsythe, at Lakewood, Sat
urday last.
John Burwood is hauling hay to
Madison.
Josiah Clark was in Skowhegan on
business the first of the week.
Mrs. Emma Wescott was in SHOW
hogan on business Tuesday.
/ W. Blackwell and Walter tletch-
or were in Waterville, Sunday.
James Wills and Wallace Mckinney
we're at Omar Beaulier's on business
Tuesday
George Carter is cutting wood for
Warren Blackwell
The G. c. Club meets this week
Wednesday with Mrs. Lydia Longley
of North Norridgewock.
Mrs Vesta Wills was business Wis
itor in Madison Monday afternoon,