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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

DR.. and Mrs. Joseph de Stefano OF sos
West 10th street have announced the
engagement of their daughter. Miss NJ.
A de Stefano. TO Lieut.. John Pellettieri
OF Evacuation Hospital No. 3. A. L. F.,
who returned from France two weeks
ago. The wedding will take place in
September and after their wedding trip
Lieut.. Pellettieri and his bride will live
in Chicago.
Announcement has been made by Mr..
and Mrs Francisco e. Fonseca OF As
West Seventy-third street and Havana,
Cuba, of the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Dolores Emma Fonseca, to
William Frank Little. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert S. Little of this city. Mr..
Little served more than a year with the
United States Navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer 3. Delevie OF 4
East Nnety-seventh street, have an
nounced the enga cement Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Hannah Addie Delevie, to
Harry NJ. Mendelson, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. "A Mendelson Of New Bedford.
Mass.
Tho engagement has been announced
of Miss Martha Emmons. daughter of
Mrs. Francis r Emmons of $50 West
End avenue, to Clifford T. Weinman of
Philadelphia. Mrs. Emmons and her
daughter are now in New London. Conn
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MANY REACH JEFFERSON.
to Begin Saturday at
Golnng Resort.

JwTERsoN. N. H, July 21.-Many ar
rivals at the Waumbek for the week end
and for the midsummer season, rounded
out a busy week at this resort where
many New York business men come for
the golf The Saturday handicaps began
this week end and will continue through
the season. as well as the putting
matches for the entire colony.
Among the arrivals here this week
were the following: John a. Charlton,
New York: Mrs. w. B. Leonard. w. b.
Leonard, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Dolier and family. Rlverton. N. ]. Mrs.
]. d. Dusenberry. Masters Charles and
James Dusenberry. John K Blue, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry H Hevenor. Mrs r
Hevenor and Mra Edward Dickinson,
New York.
w. r. Brown and Mrs Leslie Brown
OF New York motored to the Waumbek
from Berlin to spend the day. Miss
Mary Downey and Miss Stursoerg of
New York are at Jefferson for the sum
mer. Mr. and Mrs. Livingston Clifford
OF New York are spending a few days
here on a tour of the mountains, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Smith of Philadelphia are
here for the summer. having just re-
turned from China. Capt. and Mrs. w.
W. Haca, u. S. A. whose wedding was
a social event of last week at Bethle-
hem. are spending their honeymoon at
the Balsams. Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. VIII
shire OF East Orange. n. j.. and Mrs
Alfred R Kilt OF New York. arrived at
the Crawford House to-day for the sea-
son. Robert Grant, Jr.. OF London. son
OF Judge Robert Grant OF Boston, TIA
been paying visit to Mrs Eden Dale at
the Crawford. with her brother. the Hon
James j. Storrow OF Boston.
William Barron. Jr.. of the Crawford,
is making a trip with college friends
through Canada He will return to the
Crawford for the annual tennis tourna-
ment next week. Mr.. and Mrs George
De Forest Barton of New York motored
to the Crawford to spend a few days.
Mr., and Mrs. Clifford Brokaw Of Glen
Cove. l. l.. have made reservation at the
Balsans for August and will be Joined
by several friends. Mrs. James Landy
Of New York Is at the Mount Washing
ton Hotel. Miss Helen Taylor, George
R Hall and J. D. Jones and party ar
rived to-day.
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BURGLAR FOUND
IN LENOX HOME
Dinner Is Given for Count
Vincent Deluierzbicki.
Spsoiai Dsspa.cA 10 The sus,


LENox. Mass. July 21.-A burglar wa
discovered in the country house of Mr..
and Mrs Ross W. Whistler OF Baltimore
on Church Hin last night by a maid
The man escaped without stealing any
thing.
Miss Emily Tuckerman entertained
tho council OF the Lenox Garden Club
at the old place in Stoclxbridge this
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Robinson Smith
gave a dinner tonight for Lieut. Count
Vincent Dewierzbich OF France. who Is
their guest at the Dug Way In Glendale
Mr.. and Mrs. Newbold Morris were
hosts at dinner at Brookhurst tonight
Mics Gertrude s. Heckscher OF Phiia-
delphia II visiting with Mrs. Edward
Spencer Mt shipton Court
Mira, Dallas D. L. McGrew and Misses
francesca and Rosamond DeK- Glider
are entertaining the Misses Eliza NJ and
Maria n. Lansdaie Of PhilAaelphiA, Miss
Winifrod Rogers and DR.. W. w. Butler
~ Four Brook Farm. Tyzn,Eham
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DIED..

BURMA her residence In London. July
n, Mary Lyman Burns wife OF the
late Walter H. Burns and daughter of
the late Junius Spencer and Juliet Pier
pont Morgan. In the seventy firth year
of her age.
TASSbTT.-At Sagamore-on-Lake George,
~ T.. July 30. Edgar g. BAssett, in his
sixty -nrst year.
FUNERAL on Tuesday. July "a. at , p. NJ
at Chapel of Albany Csmstsry. Albany
papers please COPY.
TULTOS.-On Monday. July 81. 1919.
Helena NJ. daughter OF the late Clark
Wesley and Rogens w Fulton.
Service at her late residence. sls West
1854 street. Wednesday evening. July
81 at $50 o'clock. Her friends and
cowor,srs are especially invited In
tsrnent at Kensioo Cemetery.
oALE-At sauEsrtieA ". T.. July II.
peiderick Gross Gale. Jr- husband of
Helen Soaring Gale
Funeral at Trinity Church. saugerties.
TAursdAy afternoon. July ~, at s;so
o'oiock-
oLrEsoN.-rhs Rev. John 4. Glesson. p.
r., late rector OF the Church OF 81.
Michael departed this life June 20.
1919.
eoisnn months mind requiem mass 20
be celebrated Wednesday, July 20. 1919.
at 10 A. II. In the Church OF st,
Michael West Thirty fourth street.
oREEFF.-Helsns Pauline (nee Roe
sinGh). beloved wife OF Bernhard
Green. ST.. at her home. after q short
illness. Sunday morning. July 40. In
her ssvsnty-fourth year.
FUNERAL services private Kindly omit
nowerk
UULL-wtu O. on July IL Lying IN
stats 'rHH FUNERAL CHURCH
Broadway 1t eiUey sixth street Drank
=. CAmpbsli>-
Unsatisfactory. at Carmel. ". Z.
Monday, July II, Louis Drew Kelley.
husband OF Robsrtins Kelley and son
Of the late James u. and Roxana
Kelley.
Eoties Of funeral later.
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Miss Ida Louise F1eitmann, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs William S. Fleitmann OF
129 East Seventy-third street, will sail
to-day on the Carmania for Europe. she
will pass several months In England ana
will make a tour of the battlefields OF
France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard II. Williams
have left their country place in Madison:
N. j., for Islip, l.. l., where they VIII
remain until September.
Capt and Mrs. II. Fairfield Osborn.
Jr., who are camping in Wyoming, VIII
return East in August and visit Capt
Osborn's parents, Prof. and Mrs. H.
Fairfield Osborn, at Castle Rock. Gar
rison, N. Y.
The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Franklin
Norton announced yesterday the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Opal Nor
ton. to Gordon Brush Hampstead on
juno 26 in Trinity Church. Lawrence
l. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Frelinghuysen
arrived from Newport yesterday and are
at tho Plaza. Mr.. and Mrs. George @.
McMurtry also are at that hotel.
Mrs. Edward Pearsan Field came to
the city yesterday from Short Hills.
N. J., to spend a few days
Cadet ]. Rich Steers, who recently re-
turned from France. has gone to North
east Harbor, Me-, to Join his parents,
Mn and Hlrs. J. Rich Steers, who have
clicked Faircroft, their country place In
Port Chester. n. Y, and have taken a
house at the Maine resort until Septem-
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lydig Hoyt will 80 to
Saratoga Springs. N. Y, in August for
the racing season.
A. Morris Bagby Is the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. Frederic CORTLAND Penfield n
| Alexandria Bay. NJ Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hastings have
gone to Breton Woods, N. H.. for
| short visit.
Prince and Princess Murat. who are al
the Ritz Carlton, have taken an apart
ment at the United States Hotel. Sara
J toga Springs, N. Y. for the month Of
| August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Macy Chauncey
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Loril
lard Barbey in Tuxedo Park. N. Y.
| Mrs. L. Sutton Mckee has taken
cottage at Beverly Farms. Mass. for thu
remainder OF the summer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Spalding, wht
were married in Ridgeheld. Conn. las
| Saturday. viii pass several weeks II
I Maine and late in August will go Il
Monmouth Beach. n. J. Mrs. Spaldint
was Miss Mary Vanderhoef Pyle. daugh
ter OF Mrs. William Scott Pyle.
Miss c. E. Grace Bristed, who Is pass
| ing the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Bristed, in Lenox. Is thu
guest of Miss Hope Williams at Lak'
! Placid in the Adirondacks.
| Mr. and Mrs. Aksel Wichfeld. who
have been at the Ritz Carlton for severa
weeks, will sail to-day on the Carmanii
for Europe and will remain abroad fol
| several months
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STALLO-C00K.
Princesses Michel Murat and Ros-
pigIfosi at Fathers Wedding.

Mrs. Clarissa Aurilla Cook of Salt
Lake City, formerly of this city. daugh-
ter of the late Edwin Douglas Wilcox
OF New York. was married to Edmund K.
Stallo of this city and Cincinnati last
evening In the Hotel Chatham. The
Rev. Oliver Paul Barnhill of the Marble
Collegiate Church performed the cere-
mony in the presence of a small gath
ering of relatives. which included Mr..
Stallo's two sons-in-law and daughters.
Prince and Princess Michel Murat and
Prince and Princess Francesca Rospig-
liosi. who are living at the Ritz-Carlton.
There was no bridal attendant or best
man
This was Mr.. Stallo's third marriage.
After the death of the mother OF tho
Princesses. who was Miss Laura McDon-
aid, daughter of the late Alexander Nc
Donald. he married Mrs. May Harring-
ton Hanna, first wife of Daniel Hanna
of Cleveland, in 1904. In 1912 she OBJ
tanned a divorce from him. Mr.. Stallo
Was one Of the reorganizers OF the Sew
enth National Bank OF New York. He
is a member of the Lotus Club of this
city and the Queen City Club of Gin
cinnati
After a wedding trip through the West
Mr.. and Mrs Stallo will live in New
York.
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MORGAN'S AUNT DIES
SUDDENLY IN LONDON
Mrs. Walter Fl. Burns Leaves
Son and a Daughter.

LONDON, July Fl. - Mrs. Walter H.
Burns, aunt of J. Pierpont Morgan OF
New York. died suddenly here yester-
day. She was the daughter Of Junius
Spencer Morgan. founder of the Morgan
international banking house, and sister
of the late ]. Pierpont Morgan. Her
husband. who was manager OF the Lon
don branch of the Arm, died In 1897.
She Is survived by a son, Walter Spen-
Ger Morgan Burns. and a daughter, Mary
Ethel, Viscountsss Harcourt
Mrs. Walter H. Burns was one OF the
two daughters of the founder OF the
Morgan Arm. At his death in 1890 Ju-
MUS Spencer Morgan established
100000 trust fund for her. Her hus.
band at that time also became the head
of the London office. Tive present ].
p, Morgan became closely associated
with his aunt and uncle when upon his
entry into business he went to the Ion
don office in the same year, remaining
there until 1901.
Mrs. Burns's husband died in 1897.
leaving her an estate of more than
$4,000. 900, a London house and home
at North hymns Park, Hatfield. Hert-
fordshire. He was highly esteemed In
London business and financial circles
and had large share In building up the
international business of the Arm. His
on. Walter Spencer Morgan Burns. was
married first to the famous Mrs. Wade,
whom he later divorced. In 1907 he mar
ried Evelyn Cavendish Bentinck. daugh-
ter of William George Cavendish Ben
timex. remotely connected with the
Dutch family now involuntary hosts to
the former German Kaiser. Their we'd
ding took place at st. Margaret's in Lon
don and was attended by notable per
sonages OF the peerage and Of the
| American colony.
In 1899 Mrs, Burnss daughter was
| married to Lewis Harcourt, then First
| Commissioner OF Works. In 1915 he wal
made the first Viscount Harcourt. They
have a home at Nuneham Park. oxford
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JAMES l.. BRUMLEY.

James l.. Brumley, SO, we'll known IN
Brooklyn and Manhattan as a real es-
tate expert died Sunday at Glens Falls.
citis. Mr.. Brumley had been spending a
vacation at Lake George and becoming
H. was taken to hospital last Thurs
day He lived at 81 Pierrepont street.
Brooklyn, and his Office was in the Real
Estate Exchange Building. 1Ss Montana
street, Brooklyn.
Mr.. Brumley was an incorporation Of
the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange and
for q time its treasurer He was an
active member Of the Brooklyn Board, OF
Real Estate Brokers and a trustee Of
the Dime Savings Bank. Mr.. Brumley
married Miss S. L. williams on August
I. 1917. and Is survived by her and three
brothers and a sister.
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trail overture as we'll as songs by Athens
Buckley and Greek Evans, in addition
to the comic pictures. Louisiana" Is
one of Mrs. Burnetts most attractive
carly stories and suits the screen talents
Of Vivian Martin we'll.
Clara Kimball Young acted at the
Rivon in The Better Wife," which may
be taken to show that not all the wives OF
the cinema are disconnected or restless.
Eduardo Albsno, barytone, was the
soloist.
Mack sennetts Bathing Girls are still
drawing to the Broadway Theatre the
largest audiences seen since the great
dramatic successes Of that theatre.
Seats are at a premium at every per-
formance
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Generals Daughter WEEDS Cam.
bridge Man in Washington.

WAsHINGToN, July 21.-The marriage
of Miss Lucy Hayes Breckenridge. daugh-
ter OF Gen. ]. {. Breckenridge. to Henry
r. Brigham OF Cambridge. Mass. took
place at noon to-day in the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church. The cere-
mony was performed before a small
company by the Rev. Ethelbert D. War
field. president of Wilson College. A
breakfast for the wedding party and
guests followed at the Washington Club.
The bride was attended by Miss Mar
garet Noes of Russia, who passed the
last winter with the bride. and by Miss
Dudley Breckenridge. a niece OF the
bride. Sidney Beals Of Boston WAS best
man After a short wedding trip Mr..
and Mrs. Brigham will return TO Wash
ington for the remainder of the summer.
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PARTIES AT WHITE SULPHUR.
Many Events Held for visitors nj
Springs.
Special Despatch TO TEE suS,

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS w. Va. July
2l.--Mr. and Mrs. Garrett b. Wall en-
.ertained at tea to-day for more than
.orty guests.
Mrs Warren Larue entertained at
iinner to-day at Emhurst Farm for Mrs
Charles b. Frits
Mrs. Barry King and her daughter.
Miss Gwendolyn King, are here from
New York for the summer.
Mrs. william A Boss Of Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Squire OF Cleve-
and, Robert Young Bernard OF Philadel-
,hia, Mrs. w. y. Wales and Miss Lilly
Wales OF Norfolk are among to-day's
arrivals.
Mrs. william Cooke worthington OF
Baltimore entertained forty friends at
bridge and tea to-day at tho Casino.
Mrs. John Herndon French started for
New York to meet her daughter. Miss
Nilah @. French. who IL returning from
France. whore shs served with the can
teen service established by the sisters OF
Secretary Of State Robert LansinsL
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81. Japnes's Methodist Episcopal churches
and was Erspd marshal OF the anr,iver-
sary day Sunday school parade Hs
was a director in the Y. M. c. A. the
Dime Savings Bank. the Flatbush Trust
Company. the Corn Exchange Bank. the
Security Safe Deposit Company and In
the Manufacturers Association. He was
a Mason and a member OF the Royal
Arcanum.
He IL survived by his daughter. Mrs
Rue and two other children by a second
marriage-Edward Teale. a public school
teacher, and Mrs. Carrie T. Schwartz,
100 Greene avenue.
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KUHNs TO GIVE DINNER.
VIII Leave Bryn Mawr Soon for
Motor Trip to Maine.

special Despdtch 10 THB suS.
PHILADELPHIA, July 21.-Charles Car
yer. Jr., who returned recently from over
seas, where he was engaged in reclama-
ton work with the Y NJ. G. A., was en-
tertained informally at dinner last eve
ming by Mr.. and Mrs. f. Clark Durant,
Jr., at their home at Ardmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hartman Kuhn. who
will entertain a few members Of their
family informally at dinner next wednes-
day, will leave their home at Bryn Mawr
August / in their motor for Northeast
Harbor, Me-. where they have leased a
cottage for the rest of the summer.
Miss II. Ethel Maule. daughter of
Mrs william Henry Maule. entertained
at a house party over the week end at
Briar Crest, her home at Villanova- The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Kennedy. Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Provost
Herring, Miss Anna l. Foulke. Edward
Y. Townsend, Frank Phelps and Mr..
O'Brien.
Mrs. Maule and Miss Maule, accom-
panied by Mrs. Isaac X. Kemble, Mrs.
William Collins, Mrs. William H. Randle
her niece, Miss Ethel Altemus Byrd, and
Miss Sarah Brown. will leave the last
day of this month for White Sulphur
Springs, where they will remain until
September 1.
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GoRGAsEs BACK AT CAPITAL.
Countess di CeIIere About to Leave
for Newport.
Special Despatch 10 THE Sun.

WAsHINoToN. July 81. - Countess di
Cellere, wife of the Italian Ambassa dor.
and her two children will go TO Newport
next Saturday for the remainder OF the
summer.
DR.. Thomas Le Breton arrived In
Washington to-day and Is at the Shore
ham temporarily. Mme. Le Breton will
remain in Paris for time.
Major-Gen. William C. Gorgas and
Mrs. Gorgas are again at their apart
ment in the Highlands. Gen Gorgas
has spent several months in Ecuador on
his work against yellow fever. He will
sail on August ! for San Salvador. Mrs.
Gorgas will remain here until his re-
turn several months later
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A NEW OLD BILL.
Dewolf Hopper Seen Here in ''The
Better 'Ole."

There were no less than six we'll
known actors appearing as the hero of
The Better ole" during the past sea-
son. but until last night only Charles
Coburn had been seen in New York. He
gave an impersonation to satisfy the
most exacting standards.
Last night DeWolf Hopper. who was
one OF the best liked of the sextet Of
Bairnsfather actors on the road. had
his opportunity to play the role in the
Booth Theatre. In his naturalness, his
ponderous humor and his devotion to the
portrayal of the character rather than
any effort to make himself important
Mr.. Hopper was admirable. It was not
an attempt at a star performance but
the creation OF the Bairnsfather muske-
teer that absorbed the actor
The Better ole" retains its popu-
larity In spite of its long career here.
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MARRIED.

BILLrNSGS-TODD.-o Monday. July II,
1918, at South Yarmouth. Mass. Mira
oertruds Curtis Todd to Franklin Swift
Billings of Woodstock. VT.
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Radio station - Burned.

SAN SALVADOR, Republic of San SAL
vador. July 2l.-The radio station and
buildings. covering one and half blocks
in the heart OF the city. were destroyed
yesterday by FIRE.
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Personal.
TIL. D'ARRAY

fnmsdiats interview requested regarding
LeaSes ana Egyptian Sosams sss,s. Delay =.
~. York easse. erzsnsi1g conferences se-
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You may now buy beef and lamb-and buy freely.

Indiana Cattle Feeders Association
West Virginia Live Stock Association
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Montana Stock Growers Association
California Cattlemen's Association
Colorado Live Stock Association
Idaho Cattle Growers Association
Arizona Cattle Growers Association
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
Cattle Raisers' Association OF Oregon
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Therefore,

American National Live Stock Association
National Wool Growers Association
Cattle Raisers Association OF Texas
Corn Belt Meat Producers Association Of Iowa
Kansas 1.-Two Stock Association
Southern Cattlemen's Association
Panhandle and Southwestern Stockmens Association
Nebraska Stock Growers Association
Missouri Live Stock Feeders Association
Illinois 1--we Stock Association
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All you have to do is to
turn to one of -four conven-
lent corners
The roundest of we'll
rounded values. The best
of everything menand boys
wear. Also Sporting Goods
and Luggage.
ROGERS PEEr COMPANY
Broadway Broadway
at 18TH St. Pour at saith St.
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
at Warren t4Ist St.
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There is Now Plenty
of Beef and Lamb
for Everybody

At the present price levels these are the cheapes,
of the meat foods.
1t is now possible to advise the American people
that it is no longer necessary to conserve beef
and lamb.
Right now, there is plenty Of these meats for
everybody and this will be the situation for many
months to come. Here are the reasons:
/. Decentralization Of armies has gone ahead rapidly
that they require very little beef and lamb
England and the other European countries longer look
to us for their beef supplies
3. When declared the American livestock
started to produce The result has been large
increase In live stock production.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-26

Sergeant James McNair was known
as 'gun section sergeant" and the
boys say that his rich Scotch brogue
was more pronounced than ever when
he gave his orders. Incidentally, the
boys add that McNair was constantly
out in the open and showed no fear
of going in spots where the Germans
could take direct aim at him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-26
10 CONCERNS BID FOR
CITY STREET FLUSHER

r ds on power strcer flusher for
Pendleton were opened last night by
the city council, with te1 concerns Of
| ferinG figures. The hi, were called
for 'wn weeks agJ with the stipula-
ton that the city might reject all.
The concerns which offered fig
ures were as follows: White, $3.50
and $3.50: Hall, $6235 and $3.50;
Garfield. $712O and $7S15; Acason.
Se650 ana $3.50: Republic, $6740 and
$S325; DENLY, $1,000 and $1,000: Tiff
ton, $s0O5; Riker, $1,000. Prices Civ
Harlow, and their daughter. for trip
srectively. except for the last two,
which are for ton only. All prices
include the machine fully equipped
for flushing.
The street committee now has the
bids and specifications under consid-
Grafton. Sentiment favo-~ the pur-
chase of ton truck, which will
handle a 1900 gallon tank.
The street committee was given the
rated by members OF the Sunday school
for n wagon and foot bridge across
the mill race at Eddy street. At pres
ent there is a bridge across the race
at East street, but IL is in poor shape.
it In said
The sewer recently laid along Ma
rie. Jane and Railroad str-ets to serve
the south hill was ordered accepted
and paid for. following the report of
the city engineer recommending its
acceptance. The job was done by c.
Z. Day.
Only one bid. that of A. q. Long.
was received for the 500 feet of fire
hose authorized by the council. His
bid of 81 a foot was accepted and the
hose ordered purchased at once.
Building permits for Mrs. f. ].
Murphy and George Stang1E. for re-
pairs to buildings within the fire lim-
its, were ordered granted by the fire
committee. The salary list for the
month of June was ratified.