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Groceries, Thursday:

PArah Coffee, a He b.
Ceresota Flour. $3.z3 . sack.
New Buekwheat Flsur, lob.
bag voc.
Carolene Milk. large can,
Il &C.
Pearl Tapioca, 12Ke b.
Canned Hsniny, , cans ~
zoc.
Red Raspbesrias. &c can.
Grated Pineapple, No. 2 size,
z9e.
Pest TSasties, larss size, ; pkss.
for 9oe.
Pimente Cheese. aSe pig.
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Licensed to Wed

Frances E. Mongerson. ......... !
Taylor Ridge
Evelyn ]. Salstrom $3.50. Reynolds
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Cooked Corned Beef. 4oe D.
Cooked Lunch Tongue, 3Se !"
: Dried Beef, sxlf tpound -
3Se.
Tiskilwa Cheese. 39c ID.
Picked Pigs Feet, ]0e ~
Columbis Red Salmon, d" "
can. TIVE for 3Sc.
Pure Apple Jelly. 33c Sn'
Cafeteria Sardines in OIL ""
eaA z3c.
ensv Drift, 1 b. can. 3ze'
KSaH Cheese, zoe can
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All the News All the Time-The
! Argus.
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Costume blouses
of tafeta, mes
saline, also tafeta
and georgette COM
binations; ey cry
waist strikes the
happy medium of
exquisite style and
practi c a bilit Y;
S10.98, 5 90 0,
$9.75 and 1898.
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Newest Innovations in Dove UAdergaTments:
Beautiful soft combinations of sheere.t null FIN
ished suits with Porto Rican hand work; some
with scalloped edges, other. plain with hemstitch-
ing; the delight of every woman; $6.9s, $3.50.
$500 and 1898.
Elaborately finished 'Dove" nightgown., all
Porto Rican products; $3.50 down to 1896
Muslin corset covers made especially for
Stout; lace and embroidery trimmed; $780,
$3.96 all silk crepe de chine teddy suits; $2.9s
each.
$1.5O lace trimmed camisoles of wash satin.
CSC each.
Muslin gowns with long or three-quarter length
sleeves; embroidery trimmed; $345. $2.25. $l.ss
and $l.75.
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In the Infants Department, Fifty by-blankets,
Feet Square, Worth so for 9ec Each.
This t Of parwoc SOFT downy white blankets for little tots
bargain blanket shelcroheted edges pink
and-Saue. Beginning Thursday. csc
chinchna years. gray, navy
$7.sa.
Costs for little sir t. svtone seine, CLOTH
etc., SIS to $3.50.
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blouses and Waists at $5.98.

First class styles are embodied in
these yarn and silk embroidery trim
med overblouses and waists; if you're
looking for latest style waist for
about $5.98, you'll not look any
farther. There's fine showing Of
exclusive style waists here at $5.98.
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"Joan> of Arc" Middies at $3.50.
Wool Jerseys at $3.50.

wool jerseys az S6.5O.
"J0an of Arc" all-wo0l Jerseys;
pre-shrunk are these, chenille and
embroidery trimmed: some tie
backs, Others MILDLY effects; 1885,
| $3.50, $1,000, 1915 and $3.50.
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A special line of dresses for
'tStouts"; tricotines, jerseys.
minuets and .atins; $500,
$500, $4,000, $500 and
$3.50.
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THDEN WILL PLAY
G.. l.. PATTERSON
FOR BRITON TITLE

Wimbledon. England. July 1.
William T. Tilden of Philadelphia
qualified to play Gerald L. Patter-
son in the challenge round for the
all-British tennis singles cham
pionship when he won yesterday
from Zenz0 Shimidzu of Japan in
the final round Of the tournament.
The scores were GA, Ga, 1911,
and Shimidxu gained . commanding
early lead against the dashing Am
erican in each Of the three sets,
but could not hold the margin when
TNden drew on his reserve.
In the final round of the wo-
mems singles, Miss Lambert Cham
bers of England, former titleholder
before the victory of Mile Suzanne
Lenglen of France last year, won
from Miss Elisabeth Ryan Of Cali
fornia, So. 81.
The day was ideal for tennis and
the crowd which attended was the
largest and finest in the history Of
this Gene Of splendid champion
ships.
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ALL READY FOR
REGATTA event
At BURLINGTON
Fastest Beats IN The World To Cat
Through Water for the Next
Few Days.

Burlington. Iowa, July 1. = All
arrangements are completed for
the great annual regatta of the
Mississippi Valley Power Boat as
ISOLATION, which opens IN this city
tomorrow afternoon, and in which
it is believed some of the existing
world speed records may be shat
tered by Miss Toronto. Miss De-
troit" and other famous speeders
which have been entered in this
western classic event
The VALLEY" regatta IL the big
Eest aquatic affairs held anywhere
in the west and is one Of the most
important events Of this kind held
in America. This is the first i'm
portant regatta since the close Of
the war and some Of the famous
boats which will endeavor to set up
new records will incorporate many
OF the motor improvements and re-
fnements which were developed
DUNG the war. The larger type OF
boats will be powered in many in
stances with Liberty motors. the
famous engine which Secretary Of
War Baker called the greatest
achievement Of this country during
the war period.
Burlington il arranging to enter
tain m immense crowd of people
and will stage q civic celebration
larger than anything ever before
undertaken here.
The famous Jackie band from the
Great Lakes naval training station
has been sent to Burlington for
the week BY Secretary Of the Navy
Daniels, and there will be q naval
display and naval boats on hand.
Each evening there will be Q big
display OF fireworks and Burling-
tom will be in gala dress over the
Fourth.
The boat races open Friday aft
ernoon at 1:30 O'Clock and continue
each Afternoon on Saturday, Sun
day and Monday.
The program Of racing 10 20 ar
ranged that each afternoon there
will be one heat Of various races 20
that practically all Of the boats
entered will appear o. IL race
course each day.
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SchhuER Amy IN Mill AoI
PROMISE OF PROVING 4 RoUG
TOUGH BOUT ENTIRE DISTAilC


Tho wiseacres who are castfn
insinuations around about tie -
between Al Van Ryan and Jo6nmY|
Schauer set for tomorrow nietk ~
Browning field in Moline Ar III
for . neat surprise. ~ 49,
Such il the hot contention 6G
Jack O'GrAdy and Mike NcNuIt3
managers of the boys, respectiSSt
Just because both principals
the evenings boxing entertained
hail from the same envtrons y ~
reason why q question should u
raised that everything IL ~ 90
cording to Hoyle. Those who ~
personally acquainted with -
fighters know that they dislike ~
sight Of each other. and they m6to
no bones about 1t either. Since ~
pair met in Fargo last winter. IN
have not spoke . dozen world N
each other. and when they did n
it was Just merely . formal "hel1q
or a condescending nod.
The papers called that battlo =
Fargo q draw. McNulty was sAti6-
fed with the verdict and proceeded
to forget about It, so he claims. But
O'Grady felt that Van had not been
treated justly by the experts and
he claimed that his boy won all thu
way. Tri-city fans will have The
chance to decide for Themselves
which Is the better boy tomorrow
nighs. To say that the bout should
prove = rough, tough mill I'll, th6
way 10 putting It mildly. &
Mike had more to say about 4
this morning: "O'Grady and hid
boy may - well start looking Tor i
job now" is the way Mike put Il. {
Al is . good boy and like him. buf
Johnny don't, and can't hold
Johnny when he is mad. He minds
me at all other times, but this time
he is ready to eat his fellow towns
man"
O'Grady says: "Schauer has l
little better rep than my boy, and
that is all. He thinks he Is riled
but wait until he finds out how mad
AL is. AL will knock all the fight
out OF him"
Well. looking at AL and then a
Johnny, one can see that their
blood ia up and one or the other
will probably kiss the canvas and
go to sleep.
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old time FIGHT
FANS DISCUSS
BOUTS OF PAST
Population Of Chanpionship Fight
Towns Show Noticeahlo
Increase,

Benton Harbor. Mich, July L.
The Benny Leonard Charley White
bout here Monday afternoon, July
9Th. for the worlds lightweight
chsmpiousnip.. mas a6ded . consid-
cradle number Of people to the pop
ulation Of the Twin Cities.
The increase In the number Of
persons now hero to remain until
after the big fight would b. notice.
able even II Benny and Charley had
drifted in all by their lonesome:
but the contendefs in Promoter
Floyd Fitxsimmon's big mill Just
had to bring along . small army Of
trainers, rubbers, sparring part
ners and their friends-and therein
the folks here find cause to cele-
brate.
Boxing fans will always take
pleasure In hearing eyewitness &C.
counts Of the big championship
fights of history-and there's suffi-
Gent Of such patter floating on the
breeze here these days to satisfy
even the most rabid bug" Not =
big scrap of the past two decades
but what has been described In de-
tlil-and in some cases the inform
ants have illustrated. without 90
licitation.
Ike Bernstein, in charge Of Leon
ards Eastman Springs training
camp, subject Of course to orders
from Billy Gibson, IL the man who
brought out the Incompatible
Packey Mcfarland Of Chicago.
Bernstein put In four years - m
athletic director at Indiana and
Wisconsin universities and also
served q year in the same capacity
at the Illinois A. C. He 10 now IN
general charge Of the Eastman
Springs resort, . health factory
owned by Commodore John Pugh.
millionaire sportsman. and present
owner of the DistuFbef Nv.
Charley White has - his CHIEF
trainer the veteran Joe Thomas.
who has helped him prepare tor al
Of his important fights. Ben smith.
expert rubber, ID also In Chariey.s
camp. Smith has trained Jim Jef-
fries. Abe Atell, Joe Rivers. Al
wolgast and many other old timers
whose names are we'll knowns to
fans. He Is q brother OF "Rupe
Smith, the Denver welter WeishI
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa, July mo-
line pounded Littrell for seven hits
and five runs In the first three IN
ninSs and won the first game Of
double header, to 3. here yester-
day afternoon. Clink replaced Lit
trell.
In the second game. Fitzpatrick
kept the Moline hits scattered and
blanked the visitors, 1 to 0, in sew
en- innings. Strasbaugh and Ray
were put off the grounds for inter-
fering with the umpire. Score: =
NnAapi DogA. n M ~
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RES LUTE HEAVY
TAVORIIE TO WIN
BIG YACHT RACES

New York. July l.-Betting has
started in Wall Street on the yacht
races for the Americas cup. Res0-
lutte. the defender, II favorite over
Shamrock ~, at odds Of : to I.
Unexplained activity was obseGv-
cd yesterday on Shamrock Nv af
Sandy Hook All day sailors Of
the Upton Hest worked on tho rig
ging q the challenger. While NO
explanation was made. II was be-
loved the sailors were stepping q
now mast II was impossible to
observe 10 Whist reepeck Il any.
the new mast differs from the
short-eaded topmast stepped . week
ago.
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DODGERS WIN TWO,

New York, July 1.-Brooklyn
won both games OF . double header
from the Giants yesterday, Z to :
and to /. In the iirst game
Mitchell held the Giants safely
throughout. white Whsatts hitting
figured largely In Brooklyn'S runs.
The Giants did not score in the Sec
ond game until the ninth, when
Bancroft singled and completed the
circuit on two inneld outs and
Kelly's hit.
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Philadelphia, Pa, July babe
Ruth increased his seasons record
OF home runs to twenty-four, only
five behind the baseball record he
set last year, by cracking two drives
for the complete circuit in the Sec
ond game of the New York-Athlet-
les double header here yesterday.
New York won both games, s to 5
and 10 to 6. The first game was a
smuggling battle, with the Mackmen
coming strong at the finish, but
unable to put over the finishing
punch in their rallies. Scores:
New York ..002001201-614
Phila. ......000100202J5 Is 0
Second Game.
R. Fl. e.
New York 010211113-10 Is 0
Phila. ....010100O31-61 10
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Terre Haute. Ind, July L.
Peoria evened the series here yes
terday afternoon with Terre Haute
by winning the second game. s to .
Hanson was started again for the
visitors but lasted only one and
one-third innings. It was an
nounced here that Manager Nor
decai Brown OF the Terre Haute
club, rendered his resignation to the
president Of the club last night.
Th~ ar0Poe
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Detroit. Mich, Jsiy 1.-gvsds
RisbsrS aad RED Eabsf did snoagE'
yesterday TO Trim ~ Tigers. but
ths ~ u tAs cast rssDouasd no.
by and the Sox made % with three
straight victoriss q III expsnss 4
this wabbly ouflt. Score: Wits
eox, n; Detroit. ..
All Risbsrg accomplished wai
either driving h o. scoring one
half Of the Sox talliss himself.
while yAber vas hu1ling q comps-
tent game. Red choked the snemy
throughout the pastime. Only twice
Detroit had chances 70 score, once
in the eighth. when Bush made .
triple that would have been only .
double but for some charitable
sha ~~iuh hv 1aNkanm ~~A usSS..A
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Terre Haute o 2 900 0 90 %
Three-base hit-Buser. Two
base hits-O'Berta, Myer, Newasha.
Sacrifice hit-Meyer. Stolen bases
-Buser, Danaher, Nesser. Struck
out-By keenan, l, by Busler 2.
Bases on balls-On keenan, 3. off
Busler 2. Hit batsman-By Keenan,
(Buser.) Double play-Dressen to
Jackson, Jackson to Buser. Two
runs, 3 hits of Hanson lin l 1-3
innings); no runs, 3 hits of Bus
Ter Tin z % innings). Five runs.
6 hits OF keenan, Tin innings) |;
no runs, hit of Lear Tin one In
ning). Umpire-Burnside. Winning
pitcher-Busler. Losing pitcher
keenan,. Time Of game-1:40.
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- f7 fAttl
wsrs abls y ct
blows 81 Weight
Gid Stewart was
BY Rockford. but
70 80 10 innings
ontsst, and n 40
Rock islands ef-
responsible. Both
8 were uneafned,
the direct result
to the plata and
,ade By . runner
ito on Afst base
The Islanders
the eighth when
right and scored
when Callegos
Tincs ny to lett
,ne inning, Weight
.er Of the situa-
+, home team was
vet in only one
second, did four
he bat. Added to
ith which the Is
red on easy hit
/. II back to the
/, lovely pitching.
ID have won the
Ing behind stew.
rkford's nrst run
b when Schollen-
enter. Brsut laid
rtin and the third
e to cut the run
but his throw to
b and too one
rphy's foot away.
i6reN hoth p,,r
played for IIauk
uounder flush
u. Murphy had
!, throw Schollen-
plata hut the hall
and prevented
n Il on the Rock
tnllenberger don.
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Bloomington 90 900 o 90 90
Two-base hits-Rychner, Sykes.
Stolen bases-Thompson, Groh.
Sacrifice hits-Myers, Kellerman,
Coltrin. Double play-Myers to
KOhle.
Umpires-Romine and Warmoth.
Time OF game-1:40.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS,
& Threo.Eyc I.AaenA

YESTERDAYS RESULTS,
TAree-Eyc League.
Moline, 10; Cedar Rapids, So
Evansville, Z; Bloomington, 0.
Peoria, S: Terre Haute, 2.
Rockford. 2; Rock Island, ! (1t
American Leaeue.
Chicago, "A; Detroit, o.
New York. 6: Philadelphia, 8.
New York, 10; Philadelphia, 6.
Boston. 4; Washington. 3.
Washington. s; Boston, 2.
st. Louis, 10; Cleveland, 8.
National League.
Chicago, /; Pittsburgh, o.
Brooklyn, Z; New York. 3.
Brooklyn. 3; New York. /.
Cincinnati, Q; st. Louis, ..
No other scheduled.
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RR0NNS 10; INDIANS, 8

St. Louis, July l.-St. Louis ana
Cleveland INDUCED in . slugS1n9
couteet yesterday, but the locals
hunched their hits to better advan-
~ and won, 10 to 8. Dagby e1d
IIhle we're driven from the Sian.
and Davis Wildness caused nm To-
moysl Johnston hit into the
hleachers for . homo run WITH 2
maa On bass In the secood ln1l1s
Score:
5. I'll. 10 1e I
nattariae-Bagby, Uhls. Ne!hana.
Fseth and Olssll: Davis. Soenoeoa
ard Severed.
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Three base hit Jenkins. Two
base hits, Jones. Larmoro, Stras-
baugh. Stolen bases, StHasbaugh.
Sacrifice hits, McKnew, Runssr.
Bases on balls, off Litrell. /; off
Clink: off Beck, l. Hits, of Lit
trell. Z lin 3 innings); off Chnk.
II Tin 6 innings). Struck out, BY
LAttrell, 3; BY Clink, /; by Beck, 5.
winning pitcher, Beck. Losing
pitcher. Litrell. Umpire, DeLaye.
Time Of game. ais.
Second Game.
(Seven innings).
r. n. e.
Cedar Rapids ..s00010- . l
Moline ..OOO00060 z l
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All the news all the time-Ths
Argus. Is
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ssconu base. Sorenson
M out for the third cut.
gksoo and Dixon were struck
~ Martin was an easy inHeld
= the last change Of Rock Is
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1920-05-15
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
CHARTER OF THE CITY OF
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI

Be it ordered by the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen of the City of Bay St Louis
that the charter of the City of Bay St
Louis be amended byA creating the office
of Street Commissioner and providing for
the election thereof
SECTION There shall be a street
commissioner who shall possess the same
qualifications as the marshal tax collect
or and secretary, and who shall be elected
at the same time and in the same manner
He shall hold his office for two years, and
until his successor shall be duly elected
and qualified, unless when elected to fill
vacancy.
SECTION 2.-The Street Commissioner
shall report to and be under supervision
OF the Board of Mayor and Aldermen The
salary OF the Street Commissioners shall be
fixed by the Board of Board Of Mayor and
Aldermen at an amount not less than Six
Hundred dollars per annum and not more
tnan Twelve Hundred Dollars per ann1m
SECTION 3--That Immediately after
the adoption Of this amendment an election
shah be called by the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen to fill the term end
ing April. 1922. Vacancies thereafter shall
be filled as provided for in. cases of va
cancies in the office of marshal tn -coliec-
tor and secretary.
SECTION 4.-That this amendment take
effect and be in force from and after its
approval and record thereof as by law
required.
Approved In open board this the 10th
day OF April, A. D. 1920.
r. W. WEBB. Mayor.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1920-05-15
BANDERET OIL COMPANY NEWS
Prominent Citizens of Bay St. Lotus
Return From Visit to Texas
Delighted With Prospects.

Upon an invitation of Mr.. Fred
Banderet, Sr., of the Banderet Oil
Company, Mr.. A. o.. Bordelon and
Mr.. Jessie Reed, two of our most en-
thusiastic residents, in company with
Mr. Ducote, who also will be a resi-
dent of Bay st. Louis for few
months this summer, have just COM
pleted an inspection of the Bande-
ct Oil Company's lease holdings at
Hungerford, Wharton county, Texas,
and they think highly of the pro-
ect and it's possible success and will
enlist their support with the COM
any and also Mr.. Jules Menou.
Most pleasant was the hearty re-
ception of the entire party at Hun
gerford, and their real genuine un-
ostentatious entertainment at the
hands of Mr.. j. D. Hudgins and all
his family. Mr.. Hudgins is particu-
1arly committed to Mr.. Banderet and
it did not take him long to express the
cry same regard for the new visi-
t,rs. Of course, Mr.. Bordelon is en-
titled to the credit of keeping the
entire party awake and on the jump
all the time. Hungerford is to be
congratulated and that which pleas
eI our visitors most was the privi-
ege of inspecting nr.. Hudgins' ranch
f pure Brahma imported live stock
nd his 18-month old bull, weighing
900 pounds The breeding of these
attic is Mr.. Hudgins' speciality and
his success is assured.
The trip is one the entire party will
a7rever remember.
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OFFICIAL PROCEE|NGS HANCOCK COUNTY
BOARD Of SUPERVISORS FOR MONTH MAY.

s,ld unto the said John r. Dradket.
tae franchise, privilege and license
or a period of fifteen years from
his date to operate a ferry between
the said landings herein before es-
ltablished, said franchise being ex-
lclusive in so far as the said landings
lhereinbefore established, said fran
tchise being exclusive in SO far as the
said Boards of Supervisors are au-
horized to grant under the law for
/ aid period of fifteen years from this
date, the consideration therefor be-
ing the payment of the said sum OF
Five Dollars annually the amount OF
| his said bid, and the furnishing of
and the operation of ferry boat
properly equipped, according to the
specifications inviting bids therefor,
and the bid made by the said John r.
lDrackett, except that because of the
additional distance to be travelled
that he shall not be required to make
hourly round trips unless it shall be
practicable, but he shall make a
: ound trip at least every two hours
and oftener, if the same can be done
/ hat the said John R. Drackett shall
have prepared and posted in con-
Ispicuous place on the ferry boat and
on suitable places near the landings
a schedule of the tolls to be charged,
which shall not exceed the scale of
tolls named in the notice to bidder,
and he shall likewise post the sche-
!dule of the leaving of the ferry boat
on it's various trips as well as to COM
ply with all the laws both State and
Federal regarding the operation of
ferry boats; and it is further
Ordered, that the Boards reserve
the right to change the landings on
either side from the places now Sc
lected if in their judgment the same
is to the best interest of the ira
yelling public, but if said changes
should be made that the said Board
will in that event do the same at
their expense, each board for itself
n that regard; and further
That the said approaches and ways
shall be provided by the Boards res
pectively within as short time as can
be done with diligent effort, and the
said John R. Drackett shall begin the
operation of said ferry within ten
days of the notification that the ap-
proaches and ways are provided, but
! that the said John r. Drackett shall
enter into bond in the penal sum OF
Two Thusand Dollars before the be-
ginning of said ferry, said bond to be
filed with the clerk of the Board OF
Supervisors of Harrison county when
pproved by the President of each OF
aid boards, which said bond shall be
onditioned according to law and
for one year, and that the said John
r. Drackett is at all events to operate
| ;ld ferry for one year, at the end OF
the period he shall have the right to
forfeit said franchise, but if he shall
continue he shall file new bond or