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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-11-25
Delinquent Taxes For
Ward County, North
Dakota, for Year 1919
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
COIIMTX on WARn GO

I, r. w. Kennard, County Auditor
Of Ward County, North Dakota, do
hereby certify that by order Of the
Board of County Commissioners Of
Ward County, North Dakota, and
agreeable to Chapter 256 of the 1915
Session Laws, the following is list of
all delinquent taxes and special as
sessments remaining unpaid for the
taxes of the year 1919, and hereby
give. notice that these taxes will be
sold at public sale in the manner pro-
vided by law, in the Auditors Office in
the Court House in the City Of Minot,
North Dakota, on Tuesday, the 14th
day of December, A. D. 1920, COM
mencing at the hour Of 1000 o'clock
in the forenoon and continuing until
oil lands and lots have been sold for
said taxes.
Given under my hand and the seal
Aof the County Of Ward, in the State
of North Dakota, this 18th day of
November, A. d. 1920.
+ (SEAL) r. w. KENNARD,
County Auditor,
Ward County, North Dakota.
N. B.-Any taxes listed in the fol-
lowing list which have been paid re-
Gently will be stricken off before the
sale, same showing delinquent on this
list for the reason that the receipts
have not been written before copy was
sent to the newspaper.
r. w. KENNARD.
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Name and Description
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-11-25

: : EXPLANATION: In the following table
the authorizations used are to be under
sDood as follows: N, s. f.. w. or n, $, e,
v, to be read North J. South !, East !,
West J. NE, Sc, NV, SW, or ne. Sc. NV,
sw. to be read Northeast, Southeast !,
Northwest l., Southwest !; where combi-
used the meaning will be the same as if
spelled out in full The following are sam
pies: e NE or ne will indicate the east
Of the northeast ], etc; NE NE or
ne ne will Indicate the Northeast I of the
Northeast /, etc.
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FREEDOM TOWNSHIP
Township 1853, Range IS

Name and Description Sec. Total
George J. Buechler, Sc ne, Lots
1-2-3 .. .... $42.82
John NJ Doyle, Sc ............... 1880
Carrie M. Hulberg, sw ........ 1923
Lars T. Moss, S ne, Lots 1-2.... 3 1926
Henry A. Hartman. sw ......... 4 1882
Theodore Selken, Sc ............ 92.81
Charles Slaughter, Lots 4-5...... 30.42
Peter Flammang, Q sw, Lots 6-7 S3.55
Peter F.. Flammang, NV, Lots
10 &c.. ~. 46.41
Fl. l.. Nelson, sw ................ 8 1872
Gustav Pietch Sc ..'...... Q 1882
Ole Is. Field, ne ................11 1896
Ole X Field, Sc .......l.....11 1884
Oscar T. Gronback, ne .13 1881
Walter Rue, NV, bots IL. .18 4015
Even r. Nicholson, e NV, Lots
Tena Mikkelson, sw 20 1881
Blaine c. Witham, Sc less port.
Geo A. MCGEE, ne ............21 47.51
Cora G.. Britton, sw ..........26 71.42
Grace Ethel Hancock, ne .......27 61.55
Grace Ethel Hancock, Sc ........27 1928
Frank j. Tromble, NV .........27 1919
F. J. TrOmble, ne ...............28 80.89
Loomis F. Irish, Sc ...,........28 1906
M, T. Daluufst sw ......29 61.41
M. T.. Dalquist, Sc ...:........29 1889
Maggie witham, SO 20; n ne,
less 1.67 to W. County. :. .....29 $3.50
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SPRING LAKE TOWNSHIP
Township 1871, Range "a

Name and Description sec. IOtal
Theodore Waydatsky, ne, n Sc. l $4l.S9
T. o. Thompson, Sc NV, Lots j.
"a .......,.,.. ........... o3.oS
Frans G. Larson, sw ne. Lots
l-2-3 .................... = 5S.5o
Frans G. Larson, Sc NV .....2 9.92
Daniel AL w. Pfaff, Lots 2-3.....S 1925
Heirs of Peder Jensen, Sc ..... $500
Arthur BOSTON,, ne ..........,... IL 5l.S3
Charley A. Sebo, sw .....1 3 1887
John e. Sjolberg, ne ...........l IA 1887
Ole N. Fostvedt, NV, sw NV. IA 50.56
Ole N. Fostvedt,, NV NV IA, Sc ne,
u uc 10 fV'SV
Blastrup Jensen, ne, e Sc $50. IL 1899
Chauncy Cameron, 9 sw, Lots I'D .1S 1897
Charlotte Cameron, e NV, Lots
LIZ ............ ......... .IS oo.va
Tobian NJ. Heidelberg, VINE 10 32.16
John N. Dickey, sw 20 54.67
Chauncy Cameron, sw 81 5000
Margaret l.. Jones, NV, NV ne. % 22.73
Fred Roberts, NV ...............2 6 Co. 70
Mary Sandwich, Trustee, W sw
Is, Sc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 Sl.O2
William Richert, ne .............29 $500
Henry X. Olson, Sc ............ III 56.O2
NJ H. PodhOla, n ne, Sc ne, ne
NV ........... .'...... 900 '"."-
Knute n. Norman, sw Sw, Sw, .
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GREEDY TOWNSHIP
Township Isl, Range 81
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Name and Description Sec. Total
NJ. H. Podhola, sw.. ~ 2S.2S
Arson Sambor, ne sw, NV se... .33 4O.33
Arson Sambor, Sw, Sw Sc, II NV .33 ll2.98
ArSenF Sambor, NV, SW ne,
Il. j. ROdman, ne Sc 33: NV SW, "a 1894
Annie Sambor, W Sc, ne Sc, ne sw "a 9l.25
Jacob Shevchenko, NV, ne sw,
sw ne as g. As
The St. Johns herald., 1920-01-29

'le and run longer in the big cities than any co, and a special permit from the Emperor of
 |. The star of this picture is one of the worlds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-26
CURB MARKET Is
HEAVY AT CLOSE
List Turns Irregular After
Opening With Strong Tone
on Realizing in Oils.

At the opening OF yesterdays outside
market a strong tone was shown
throughout the list. but 1t turned irreg-
ular and finally closed with heavy
tone. due to profit taking in the oils.
Buying OF Standard Oil os Indiana and
Midwest Refining was resumed on a
large scale and both made substantial
gains. Standard Oil of California de-
veloped increased activity and moved
several points higher. South American
OILS were well bought In the morning.
but fell below last weeks final quota
tons before the session ended.
Business in the irdustrials was dull
AMI listless. Movements were narrow
and mixed at the close. PHILADELPHIA
Insulated Wire was steady around its
recent high level Submarine Boat re-
acted slightly, but tobaccos were firm.
Silvers moved slightly lower on profit
taking. but displayed a steadier tone
toward the close
Bond dealing was again heavy. but
little change was shown in prices.
Foreign government issues generally de-
cl!ned fractionally.
Total sales and range OF prices follow ::
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-26
BALTIMORE.

prices rose by moves of 5 to 90 points
as shorts scrambled to cover when they
found available contracts scarce. Spot
firms also we're prominent buyers late
in the day and there was little halt In
tho rise. The final gong found the mar
ket within few points OF the top at rs
to 40 points advance and local spot up
l0c points, at 22.50 cents a pound.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-26
COTTON MARKET.

The cotton market continued its rail-
lying tendency yesterday and under ex-
cited covering by shorts and support
from the trade and Liverpool rose more
than So bale from Saturdays closing
level Near months received heaviest
support, December touching 22.30 cents
during the advance, or net 1866 points
higher. Most buying was traced 20 more
optimistic news from abroad. particu-
larly Great Britain. English advices In
dicated that a settlement OF the coal
strike was not far of. Unsettled and
rainy weather In the western and central
many reports from the South telling Of
the spreading holding movement and
better demand for the actual article.
At the opening the market was s 10
az points net higher and Liverpool and
shorts were among the best buyers The
Census Bureau ginning report. which
placed the total ginned prior TO October
is, 1920. at 5.7i2,057 bales. against
4.s2e,i0i bales in the preceding year
and for the period September 10 Octo-
Der as the largest since the 1880. 600
hale crop Of 1914, was generally regard
ed as bearish and caused most Of the
selling. The market did not make its
highs until the last half hour. although
forenoon gains totalled 80 TO so points.
A. one time the dlstant months we're 5
20 3 points lower on Southern and pro-
fessional selling. but steady demand
from shorts rallied the market after all
dips
Trading was broad and mixed through
out the day Despite the surface activ-
ity II was evident that many we're do
ing little pending some definite news as
70 tho coal strike In England. Business
was animated In the last hour, when
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-26

COTTON STATISTICS.

Liverpool Cabi-s-Spc. c-.tsn. fair business
doing AZ ~ points advance; middlng, 1921.
Sales. 1000 American. 1000 Imports.
1000, all American. Futures opened firm.
~ 10 70 higher. closed steady at net ad-
vance ~ ~ 70 80 points October, 1594d. I;
December 11.10d. January. f5.iid.: March.
i5.14d. May, i4.o2d. July 1412d. Man
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-26
CUSTOM HOUSE RECEIPTS.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday we're s4e2.s9136. Of
which s140.375 AZ was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
s322,515.st for recent lmportations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-26
NEW YORK STATE BONDS.

Form Rate and Maturity. Bid. Ask About
c,a,no,, DIS Inn 1864 100 l04 4.30
Registered +i2s. Jan. 1861 l0l !0i ~
Coupon +ias, SPIT, 1868. lo2 loi t'oo
Registered 1Ias Sept, 1963.l0l loi 80
Coupon AIS. March, 1863. 96 9s i.3l
Registered 4lls, March. 1868 % ny 10
Coupon 4l4s. Jan, 1867. 70 es 80
Registered It's Jan, 1869. - Ns 4'5a
coupon AIS. Jan, 1919. W VISA 500
Registered 4As. jan. 19i5. 93 9s5 80
Coupon u.s. 1867, J. j.. 92h5 ~ 4'3V
Regis As, 1907, j. j.. 9l3 ~ 4'So
Coupon Is, i95S-6I, NJ. 5. VA y 10y
Regis As, 195S-6T, NJ. s. 9lh W 4.5o
Coupon As. Jan. 1915. e2h2 ..''
Registered IS jan. 1885,. 81 -.
Coupon is. Jan, 1912. Wy '.;'
Registered Is. jan. 1872. ~ ...'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-26
PUBLIC UTILITIES.
Sales

Sales. High. Low. Bid Ask.
i25 Cities Service 3o4 29sIa 3O2 307
1860 cities Serv pf. 65h 651s 65A 65N
1928 Cities S pr B.. ca Ga
s27s g s bank shs.. .s47s ,SSaA saA ,333sA
$4,000 G deb B....l41 1876 13S 1f3
$500 deb Co.. % 94A 94h 96h
415 EN- G & h pr. S4A 81 81 Sc
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FOREIGN BONDS.
PENNsYLvANIA OIL MARKET.

on CITY, Oct 25.-Credit balances,
500 Runs. s2.711 average. $3.50
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-02-06
enon ROADS BOND ELECTION IN
FRANKFORT DISTRICT OF
GREENBRIER COUNTY.

4. y regular term Of the County
rour. Of Grenbrier County, West
Virginia. a. the court house OF said
l,un,y on this the 9Th day Of jan
fsry 1920. On the 4th day Of Nov
kmber, 1919. Theodore Brinkley
hr,sentedd to this court, then in
Regular session. as appears from the
krder by this court that day entered
pe,ition signed by f. p. Reid and
% other legal voters Of Frank
lord Magisterial District OF
Ereenbrier county. West Virginia.
braying this court to submit to tho
fo,crs Of said Frankfort District.
h a special election TO be called and
held therein, the question OF Is
! uine the bonds Of said district in
he sum of $41,5OO.0O for the i'm
broyement OF the roads Of said dis
trict for Governor at the last cleo
hen appearing to the court that
aid petition was signed by more
han 25 perccntum Of the voters Of
bald district rs indicated by the to-
! al number Of votes cast in said dis
&rct for Governor at the last cleo
Join, it was by said court ordered
! nat the State Road Compassion
bnd County Engineer make investi-
cation and report and estimate in
respect 30 the roads mentioned in
paid petition according to law and
which said petition is in the words
fld figures following:
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I FOR BOND ISSUE AND LEVY
FOR PAYMENT.
I AGAINST BOND ISSUE AND
/ LEVY FOR PAYMENT.

1t - hereby ordered that the
clerk Of this court shal. forthwith
post copy OF this order in a con-
spicihus place If his Office and Il
copy thereof at the front door OF the
cOur' house. and it's further order
cd that the clerk of this court shall
cause copy Of this order. bearing
his signature. TO be published once
each week for four consecutive
weeks in the Grccnbricr Indcpcnd-
cnt and the West Virginia News,
two newspapers Of opposite poll
tics published in said county. and
which publication shall be prior to
the date Of said election, and the
certificate OF thc editor CT publisher
OF said two Lewspa p"rs under oath
showing the publication Of this ord
or snail be recorded by the clerk Of
this court in the order. book
thereof.
1t IS further ordered that the
clerk Of this couurt do forthwith
prepare such poll books. ballots, etc.
as may be necessary for the purpose
Of taking and certifying such said
poll ana holding such election, and
the same shall he delivered accord
ing to law to the commissioners OF
election .hereinbefore named
1t Is furthr ordered that in the
event the electorate Of said district
do at said special election authorize
he issuance OF said bonds, then
the President Of this court be, and
he is hereby authorized and directed
to execute the bonds for and on be-
half OF said frankfort district and
to sign his name as President OF this
court thereto when sold and deliver
too the purchaser thereof upon
receipt by him Of tho proceeds
thereof. as provided by Section 81
Of CHARTER &C CT the Acts Of the
West Virginia Legislature, regular
session. 1917. Said bonds shall not
DC sold for a loss sum than their
face value or par value. Said
DonGS shall be issued as serial c Ju-
pom bonds, forty-onc Of 100000
each. and one CT $4,000 and not
10 exceed In tho aggregate the sum
Of $hl.500.0O, and shall bear date
the first day of May, 1920, and pay
able 10 the bearer at the Bank Of
Grecnbrier. Lewisburg, Greenbricr
County, West Virginia. or. at the
option Of the holder thereof. at the
Chemical National Bank OF the city
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And 1t appearing to the court, and
the court SO holds, that the maxi
mum road lew which the court may
lay. on the property of said district.
after providing for the administrat-
ion OF the affairs Of said district and
maintaining the roads thereon as
provided by law. will not produce
sufficient funds to pay tho inter-
est on said proposed bonded indcbt-
edness Of $4l,5OO.0O herein provid-
ed fer said FraEkford District, and
to provide the, sinking fund for the
discharge OF the principal thereof
in said FL years, nd the court
finds that the MAXIMUM levy each
year necessary to provide for the
payment Of said interest and each
seria! Of sinking fund for said pro-
posed bond issue of $41,500 for
said district is thirty-five cents Oh
each one hundred dollars valuation
Of taxable property in said district.
It is therefore ordered and d.
rected that vote OF the legal vot-
ers OF said frankfort district, in
Guiding the Town of Frankiord
therein. be taken on the said 18th
day OF February, 1920, at the spec
ial election herein before ordered
held on said day and, date, on the
questio Of authorizing a special
maximum special bond levy Of 80
cents on each one hundred dollars
valuation Of taxable property OF
said district OF Frankfort, including
the Town OF Frankfort therein, to
pay the interest and provide sink
ing fund TO meet each serial nay
ment in the discharge of the prin-
cipal Of said proposed bond issue.
and the commissioners Of election
herein before appointed and the
clerks OF said election shall poll and
ascertain and certify the vote OF
the voters aforesaid on said quest.
ion OF authorizing said maximum
| special bond levy.
1t is further ordered that the
court shall at each levy term lay
sufficient levy to ut all times mee1
the interest and the series becoming
| due on said bonds.
1t Is further ordered that the vo-
ters Of said district OF Frankford.
| including the Town of frankfort
therein. be listed and registered
by this court as provided by law
IN respect to registration Of voters
for special elections.
1t is further ordered that this
court sit on the 5th day next pre-
ceing said special election for the
|
| tiers as to the registration OF the vo-
tiers OF said Frankford District, and
or doing any and all things necessary
and pertaining thereto and as re-
quired by law. ..f
1t is further ordered that in the
event said bonds are authorized the
committee prayed for in said petit
| ton be appointed to act and advise
| with the Court and engineers and
| Road Commission.
In tho event said bond issue shah
be approved. then the proposed i'm
provGments shall he done under pro
Per engineering supervision and as
provided bv law.
On the 9TH day afiec said spccial !
selection. Sunday excepted, this
! court shall convene as Board OF
/ CanVassers and canr" 80. the returns
: OF said special election as provided
, by lax.
THOS. w. SHIELDS. Pros.
j. o. McFLUNG.
l.. w. SYDENSTRlCXER
COMMISSIONERS
\ copy. Tc,ic:
PAIL e. IIIESE-r'T I.Ia,,,.
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CARIBOU.


Caribou. says the, flnnhhnok or In.
dians OF Canada. published by the
geographic board, Is the common name,
OF the North American reindeer, of
which there arc two chief Species
the woodland caribou, ana the barren.
ground carbon. The word came into
the English from the French Of east.
ern Canada. where 1t Is old the writer,
SaSnrd-IIcodat using It in 1852. dur
ing the lifetime Of Samuel dc Cham
plain. The origin Of the word is said
to be Miclnac, the language Of the In
dams who inhabited what are now the
Maritime provinces. They were
known az Micmacs. They. had word
related to caribou, being the name OF
the deer, AID 1t meant paving or
scratching. from the habit Of the carl
bon paving away the snow with fts
forelegs, to find the food---chicfiy moss
upon which II subsisted IN winter.
Formerly the word was often spelled
cariboo, which gave name to the Cnri.
boo district In British Columbia, IA
nous for It's gold Montreal
HERALD.
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back to the store and get your money.
Take spoonful Of harmless, vege-
table Dodson's Liver Tone tonight and
wake up feeling great. It's perfectly
harmless, so give it to your children
any time. 1t can't salivatc, so let
them cat anything afterwards.
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the locations thereof to secure pro-
per alignment, grade, convenience
OF n: travelling public. and where
cost of construction and mainten-
ancc may indicate.
We respectfully ask further that
The said court do all necessary and
proper things to secure from the
State and Federal aid funds a sum
sufficient TO equal the amount that
shall be expended hereunder on
Class A roads of said district.
We ask further, that in the event
the voters of said district, including
the town Of Frcnkford. shall autho or
lie the issuance Of said bonds, the
court will appoint committee, who
shall serve without pay, composed
Of three voters and freeholders of
said district to advise with the Court,
the State Road Commission and the
engineers in charge Of the proposed
work, and all matters pertaining to
said proposed work.
We further petition that said pro-
posed bon6e be OF the serial type.
and that all necessary and legal
orders be made upon. and in ref
erence to this petition and said
proposed special election and bond
issue"
Signed by +. p. Reid and 12S 9TH
er voters OF frankfort district.
And now on This the 9Th day OF
January, 1920, the said petition was
brought to the attention OF the
court, and the same being inspected
is found by the Court TO be in writ
ing and signed by more than 25
per centum OF the legal voters Of
said frankfort district voting for
Governor ut the last election. and
the court was this day presented
with an engineers report and esti-
mate. and which is in the words and
figures following:
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Take "Dodson's Liver Tone Insteadl

Here's my guarantee. Ask your
druggist for 4 bottle of Dodson's
Liver Tone and take spoonful to-
night. If it doesn't start your liver
and straishten you right up better
than calomel and without gripping or
making you sick I want you to go
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fTATE or WEST VIRGINIA.
To The Honorable County COURT

Ni'NHDttF NOuHtS.
Tie undersigned petitioners,
~ are legal voter and residents
FrankiOrd District, Grecnbrier
onniy. West Virginia, believing
nat the public interest demands
nc permanent Improvement Of the
PoO!lt roads OF said frankfort dis
Hc:. DO hereby request and petit
non Inc said county court to sub
ut 10 me voters Of said frankfort
1'srici. Mcludins the voters OF
Ut I'"n OF Frankford therein,
&C proposition Of bonding the said
i"hhlord District. including the
lo"N ni "rankford therein, in the
In' o! 100000 at a special
erection 10 be called and held there
.! '"'u voters for said purpose.
Ar proceeds arising from the sale
nh h"eH SAID bonds, If the voters mt
MA election authorize the is
""''. 'hHE"of. 20 le used for the
s'n"heAt Improvement of the
-": u. sid district according 10
follows: o "'''e'
rr r:Si. The Martins Bottom
sbn nD'Ee from the Frankford-Lcw-
brnnS,, oiE'Fict lins by way Of and
tbn En me T0wn OF Frankfort to
RI, ,;,,ahkIord-Falling Spring Dis
Cycsl, 'n ~ III or near the Spring
t,o "Sg'ohn' The Spring Creek
saT u ino,n It's intersection with
koa. ""[iiNS Bottom Turnpike at or
Han "'"hert's to Spring Creek Sta
|n,ar',"',,. The Unus Road from it's
ton ,!oi' with said Martins Bot
BIZ ,"Lnpike at or near the town
ms%%nNlorc to the FrankfordGWil-
Fon,mIs District line.
lis i,lh' The Brush road from
eo,tn'n S"c'lon with said Martins
(o,S 0 III turnpike near tho Frank.
sue's AMI livery ny thence by Geo Spra-
Ord .", H Dug Hill to tho Frank.
fhe r os,auFE district limo near
buckle. ''"'"cc of DR.. Julian Ar
Frank ~S ;o, Main Street in the Town O,
he T :Tns. The two cross strcets IN
laid n nn, OF Frankford connect,ny
sid N rrIr' or Main Street and The
Said ', rns bottom turnpike.
2cat,'i r nInS and streets shall he
ireciior 'nHh,vFdted in The order and
hcn gr,j Io9Ve named, and shall he
law " ~ and drancd according
lamcI ,hc direction and order
with macnG i snail then be surfaced
SroccSr Of '" a., or other material or
Ne dirc',;Hl least equal merit in
Slng Inc w." th ana order named.
Sle If Iofd onds arising from Inc
hereof h." ponds, if The issuance
ini they ,, a!!!,;;horizcd. TO the eN.
!Sht in ,b ~ go, and with The
Won and Tii, ,r State Road Commis.
Wa>, NJj!,[ county Court in case
IT, o,n"9IdN' and with the rich,
'o"'y 1aI ~, nourt. i'm case OF
''''Ticl roads. 10 change
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ITO the Honorable County Court o
Greenbricr County:

Pursuant to- your instructions in
relation to the proposed frankfort
Fond Election, have made an ex-
animation OF the reads set out in
the petition for election and beg TO
rcpOr: as follows:
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Town Of Frankkford.

Town Of Frankkford.
Right o. way and damage none.
$500 50 yds 70 $l.25 (water
bound macadam drainage
is provided for S3.l25.OO
Recapitulation.
No. Item $4,000.
No. :. Item 100000
No. ,. Item 1900. 90
No. 4. Item 10000.
No. ). Item 3.125.
; The above estimate is based up
on the assumption tina; the steam
shovel outfit owned and operated
out this work.
(Signcd):
L. X. RAIDER.
County Engineer