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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-23
Proposals
BUREAU OF SURVEYS
DEPARTMEST !hrp o6 PSshIc pM,I WORKS

December II, 1910,
Sealed proposals viii be received at Room
Zio, ~, 20, io2o. and opened at that time "
ROOM ai8. Cl.y Hall. for printing record
SooTs stat,onsEg drsTins mstsr,ss; In:
mn,,nu,Is, and misceilaneous articles Tor N:
SrpsHa suppHI CROSSING Division OF tho Bureau Of
suETsys sugENs;;,s aSflnRs az Roo% @ fss, tss Hall
i"f'' FRANK II. CAYEE.
Director,
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CITY Treasurer's Report

The city trcasurer's report for the
week ending yesterday follows: Re
ccipts, Sl,7ol. .ll0.99; payments, 81,
1874 26S. 81 :: balance, S11 .372 800 Al.
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FRANKLIN NATIONAL RANK
Ihs.tnut Street Weot Of HFoad

~, fns,SII" EssSIsr meeting is Of n. bonTs VSp O.,
pirectors Of this Bank hold this day.
nuartsIiy dividend OF siI per cent lsFt) wis
d.c,sred FREQ OF state tax. and payabis
Ianwary 1, IO2i, to stockho. .ders Of record a.
~" close Of business December 81. 1890
Checks will be msalsd' y.nn
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r1p pUIIADEI.PHIA NATIONAL BANK
lnH PhilndnlphlA. Pm.

December 81. 1890.
-r,. directors have this day declared .
.,tdnnend Of four per cent NB) for tho last
three months, PAYABLE D,oember 81. Ieao. to
mailed. n uou.pn NO, III,
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PHuA. & WESTERN RAILWAY co.
NorristoWn. PA.

Decemher 70, J92o
Preferred Stock Dividend No. 20
The hoard OF Directors has this day de-
c,ared A dividend OF ono and oRe-auAvtrr pty
cent uk ~ on tho Preferred Stock Of this
Company. payable January 10 1921, to pre-.
~ business December 81. 1920.
Checks will be mailed.
SII. .EREE ERRICKSON. Trnl nIrnr
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MANAYUNK NATIONAL BANK

The Boatd Of Directors has this day d,
,lared a regular semiannual dividend Of ifc
and an extra dividend q ~ on th. csp''s
SsSt' Ss2tt" until which date transfer books viii
rsmain closed. Dividend checks will bo
mailed. N,opprs c..A,.r
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flP FRANKLIN NATIONAL enANN
49, Chestnut street west on f3ycsf

fhtlhocipnth. DtConDef L.. 1870
The hnnus! Meetins OF the shsrehoiSsrs o,
on Tuesday, January II. 1921. betvcsn M.
the election Of diJsc.ors e s.ry. during Ss ,S
proposed smendmsnt g the Articles of A..
Of Ars VI Which now %; ,,:ss :s;so.s
The d,rccto-s shall havs power to s,,e,
.os sosfs Of % ana ~. sS. Ss: :,
eutSor,isd. In the absence or inability AZ ,Ss ,Ss
prss:dsnd pr: snd du,iss psf,sinins to t8s sss.
nSeS,dent. except such as the presidsnt onI,
n Authorized by law TO perform. ana ts
ei.cf or appoint = cashier. and such othsr
oficsrs and clerks as may BE- required 10
trsnssct the business Of the sssccistion, ts
4. the salaries TO bo paid to them. and con-
sinue them in once. or 70 dismlss them q,
IN the opinion Of . majority Of the hparS
he interests Of tho association may dsmsni
-" the following.
,ra ~ more Sics presiderts vSe .hsi, s.ss sss
suse pSS',S X. dr.cto@s .S.li s direct "a Ia
law. and 20 elect or sppoint . cashier. ana
uch other officers and clerks - may b rs.
s,iirsd TO transact the business OF che as
ssocistion: to AZ the salaries iS b paM "a
them, and continue them ini ofheq, sF ts
Nsn,iss them as. IN the opintoa 81 q ns.
oity Of the ee.rs SN: interests Of the as
'0''' ). WILLIAM HARpr.
Csehfsr
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NOTICE OF DIVIDEND
FRISHMUTH pros. = co.

Tho Directors have .hls day declared =
dividend Of f% for the last three months.
payable January ist. 1911. to tho preferred
ness December 8ist. 1920. Checks will 10
mailed. lSignsdl
Trea
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Trieste. Dec. 23.--,By \. P.r-
Strong cordons of carahimcrrs anu Al.
pini. hrigad"d into probably a score Of
hatta'onN. i',1" been thrown about
Fiume and have completely isolated that
city 5y land. The Italian fleet. which
has its headquarters at Pola, is securing
the gulf Of Quarncro day and night
for D'Annun2io raiders. and search
lights play on the waters from twilight
Ill dawn
General Cavigha gavr Captain DAN
nunzio until g O'Clock Tuesday evening
TO reach a decision to accept the treaty
cf Rapallo, but the poet soldier p"r.
mitted tn" time limit to expire when
he replied that the pact could not be
accepted and h" would resist its on
forcemcnt. Following the isSuancr vi
orders 10 establish a close bIockadr.
General Cuviclia directed that foreign
citizens and civilians in Fium" be given
forty eight hours to lcav" the city.
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oYFICE OF .wELsBACH COMPANY

4iousestsr. N. j.. Dscsmbrr is. ieso
The Directors have this day declared
sssIsi on tho Preferred stock Of This Com.
so' ssny' payable December II. 1890, 70 holder.
Of Preferred Stock Of record ,., .t IN. th.S. e!o,s
oil, bs mailed. J: N pEYLIN: Tree:
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D'ANNUNz|O STOPS
HUMANS LEAVING
Poet-Warrior Proclaims State OF
War Against ltaIy-orders
Traducers Shot
WIRES INTO CITY ARE CUT
By the Associated Press

London. Dec 23.-D'Annunzio has
proclaimed that state Cf war exists
between his Fiumo government and
Italy. and has forbidden the population
~ Fiumo to leave the city. says a Rome
dispatch 70 the Exchange Telegraph
quoting official advicos.
The rroclamation avs the Central
News Romc correspondent. adds that
any ono speaking against n Annun2io is
liable 70 hc shot.
Rome. Dec. % tEy A. Pl-To all
appearances state ~ war has been
re. established along the Flumc front.
Roads and railway tracks have boon
torn M. barhrd wire entnnglrmcntS
have been established and all telephone
and telegraph wires leading into Fiume
have been cut.
Cyclists arc rushing with orders to
and fro between headquarters and the
front lines and all strategic points are
closely guarded by cavalry patrols.
Everywhere nlong the frontier of the
regency Of Quarncrn' military auto
mobiles and lorricS may be seen driven
at full speed from on" point to an
other.
General Ca,iglu. commander Of gov.
ernmcnt troops around Fiume. has is
sued manifesto urging his mon to give
evidence Of their discipline and loyalty
Captain Gabrielle D'Annunzio. on the
other hand. is launching his appeals
He is praisng sailors Of Italian dc
ktrOyorS which recently took their ships
over to the D'Annuuzian side. and is
inviting other Italian soldiers and
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December Il, 1870.
SUPERIOR STEEL CORPORATION

Dcembor 20. 1920.
At the regular meeting OF the Directors
OF the Superior Steel Corporation . quarterly
dividend OF I'M was declared on tho Com
mon Stock. payable Fcbrusxy 1. 1871. 10
stockholders of record January 10. 1921.
II. d. SARGE, sscrstary.
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a.. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF rBE
El8 American shipbuiiders and Shin-
owners Mutual Insurance Compsny wifi Ss
nut st. Philadelphia. on Thurssiay, ysn.
nary aOth. 1871. Mt le o'clock. noon.
HENRY +. CLARK
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irSsss THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Af1 Transportation Mutual Insurance Com.
pany will be held at the ONCE OF the Com.
pany.- 228 Walnut Street, PHILADELPHIA. on
noon. HENRY r. CLARK. Secretary.
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D. THE PENN MUTUAL iIYE
g INSURANCE. COMPANY

r,. ANIMAL Election Tor nins ts,,,ssss' ,ss' J.,
serve three years will bc held 81 the hors
onnee Of tho company IN the Penn Mutual
Pa, on Monday. January. 5. 1871. bstwess
The hours Of 20 q. m. and 3 >. m.
49, SYDNEY A. SMITH
Assistant Secretary
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s[S THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
sS American Shipbuilders and shin
owners Mutual Insurance Co. will be held
st.. Phiiadelphia. on Thursday, January 10,
1921, at ~ o'clock noon.
HENRY r. CLARK Secretary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-24

grand jury because Of lack OF Grim
lual eases awaiting trial.
Recently a term Of the district court
was skipped because OF a lack Of
funds. but ack OF criminal cases
has never occurred In Grant county
before. Coming as this does within
a year Of The going into effect OF
prohibition no other cause can be
assigned as a reason for h sudden
reform In the county. II must be
very gratifying to those who sup
ported prohibition to see such imme-
date aud tangible results.
CARLsBAD.-A meeting OF the
Gus Gin and Warehouse company
was held at which some very i'm
portant business was transacted. II
was decided at the meeting to In
crease the capital stock Of the com
pauy from $50 10000 to 500. 90. . o
The cotton farmers and Others at
Loving will take $4,000 worth OF
stock n "A gin will be built at that
pace to care Tor the large acreage
10 be planted In that section. The
company retains he gin at Otis. also,
and u and the new gin to be built at
Loving viii both be needed the COM
Ing season. The project OF building
a gin at Malaga was also discussed,
hut while no definite decision was
, reached. u n very likely To be built.
Work Will commence at once on tho
Loving building IN order to have eV-
erything ready for the fall season.
RATON-A representative OF the
Bituiithic company. having the con-
tract for the paving OF the downtown
! section was IN the yity last week. The
city administration has served notice
on the paving company h a work
must begin by March first. n the
company has responded with a prom
Use that the order will be complied
with.
CARLSBAD.-The Pccos Valley An
CORA Goat Kaiscrs association had a
meeting In the onice Of County Agent
Smith at the court house. Besides
the regular routine business transact
ed the following officers were elected
for the coming year! j. G.. DE Moss.
president. Ira Taylor. vice-prcsident;
and W. X. Hegier. sccrctary-treas-
urer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-24
What's Doing
Around the State

CARRizozO.-Bob Forsythe Of
White oaks. who Is employed at the
Ancho cement works Is reported to
have found a nugget OF pure gold. as
large as a peanut. while screening
sand at the cement works. The sand
Is being hauled TO Ancho from a
canyon In the nearby hills where pla-
Ger mining was carried on a quarter
OF n century ago. The value OF the
nugget has beef estimated at about
t2s' n there may be more where
II came from.
COLUMBUS-FranciAco Rascon Jr,
siEteen-yeara Old u Parkview. II held
to await the action OF the grand jury
At santa Fe, and is charged with the
theft OF $4,000 from a mail pouch bo-
tween Parkvicw and Chhma. The
boys father was mail carrier between
Pnrkvicw and Chama and Il happened
on the day that the county treasurer
Of Rio Arrlba mailed "a registered
envelope enclosing $4,000 In tax col
%iectiuns. The boy was taking his
fathers place az mail collector. The
envelope was mailed at TERRA AM
arilla. the county seat addressed to
the Rio Arriha state bank at Chama.
CARLSBAp-Thc Barren boys. Art
and Jim. who have been confined in
lah under charge OF stealing the Moss
automobile. some two weekr ago. had
their trial and pleaded guilty to the
THEFT ana were sentenced TO u year
In the pcniientiary. The boys abHn-
doned the ear after running Il into
the ditch acnr the Globe Plaster and
Mining companys plant north OF
town
SILVER CITY The Empire Zinc
company. operating mines aud mill st
Hanover, will put on a third shift
beginning March first and from that
time will be operating "A fun force.
The Empire has never been shut
down but has been operating with
reduced force for several months Be-
tween 1876 and ibO men viii be EN-
pioyed afu,r March LIST according Ia
Superintendent X. strand. who is la
charge OF the company's Hanover OPP
crations,
SItNER CITY-For the first time
in the history Of Grant county there
Will he no uced FOR q session OF the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-24
OIL NEWS

The Doodlcbug has reached a
depth OF near 900 feet. drilling In red
clay. A new location for a we'll has
been made in the Oden pasture BY
the Glenrio OIL company. which will
b. one mile north OF the Rock Island
railroad track and distant from Glen
rio about three miles In a northeast
direction.
Driller T. y. Hall shot well No. ?
this side OF Flora Vista using a
charge Of 500 pounds OF T. n. T. A
big crowd had gathered TO watch the
operation. Very little oil vas in EVIL
dencc. but the driller explains that
this ls not 10 be expected until after
the hole eau be cleaned out n
pumped.
Work Is under way on the Prairia
Oh and Gas Co.'S test well about two
miles south OF F11ona, distant 20
miles southeast Of Olenrio. The inn
portance OF the announcemenu en-
HANGED through the report the CONF
pany intends drilling to n depth OF
8 900 feet II necessary.
The Southwestern Petroleum Co,
OF Artesia closed a contract for thu
drilling OF a well. The location OF
the we'll is tina northwest quarter OF
section rs, township IS range IS, ten
miles north and four miles east from
Arteaia. The tract o. land Involved IN
] the contract embraces 5000 acres In 4
solid chunk leased by the Southwest
ern Petroleum CO.. and 10000 scatter
ed acres leased by the National Ex'
pioration CO. The drilling contract
was really Ut by these two companies
acting Jointly.
Comanche No. 2 (Trigg) ~ milel
north OF Tucumcari. is drilling In rct
shale below 700 feet and making sat.
isiactory progress.
The Bravo No. 4, car Nara Visa
Is having more trouble to report thii
week. They are fishing for under
reamer Tugs.
Rama Is sitting quiet waiting FOR thu
leasing bill to pass satisfactorily a
the company owns leases on govern
ment land.
The Knox Co. near Glenrio Is tie
up on ccoun OF lack ofwater.
Boise IN drilling o $500 Zee
and formations that o favorabl
. for oil have been gon through.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-24
GOVERNOR EXPLAINS
TAX REPEAL VETO
Says Present Law Should
Remain On Statutes
Till Tested By Courts

MEENNnI NC NAM MMNAkM
SANTA PIE, n. Nj. Feb. 2i-Rea-
son for disapprovlng the bill passed
by the special session Of the fourth
New Mexico legislature, 10 repeal the
Income tax Law hat was enacted BY
tho regular session IN 1919, IN given
by Governor O. A. Larrazolo In his
veto message. which foliowsi
by his bill thouse bill No. =. \.
~ the legislature seeks TO repeal
chapter i2s Of the laws OF New Mex
leo for the year 1919. entitled AN
Act to Provide FOR Taxation Of In
rome. Prescribing Penalties and the
Enforcement OF Delinquent Income
Tax Assessments and Undoubtedly
for the reason that has been often
and rather publicly advanced. that
the law contained In val chapter 1913
OF tho laws OF 1919. Is unconstitu-
uonut.
Il am Justified in the belief that
In the minds Of The legislators there
exists a conviction that such a law,
taxing Incomes. should exist, by the
fact OF ita having passed house bill
No ~, under The provisions OF which
the governor IL directed to appoint "A
commission FOR the purpose Of In
VcsugatinE and reporting upon the
question OF adopting an Income tax,
aud other matters relating TO taxation.
We will never know whether any
kind ct an income tax law IL conHti-
tutional or not. until the court OF
last resort has spoken on tho subject
A great deal OF time will be saved In
the matter OF enacting and enforcing
Of such a law. II the commission pro-
Vidcd for by the aforesaid house bill
No. ~ should have the advantage OF
an opinion from the supreme court
ON the cOnstitutionality OF such a law,
before they attempt 10 frame legis-
lation on hat subject. Such ad-
vantage will be Afforded to the COM
mission, and to the people OF the state
at large by allowing the said law as
contained In the aforesaid chapter
No i23. laws OF 1919. to remain on
the statute book and enforced, and
have its validity tested before our su-
preme court at an early date. FOR
this reason. and BECAUSE OF my earn
est conviction that such a law should
exist. l withhold my approval OF this
biz. thouse bill s. =. ~ aud hereby
veto the same"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-24
Telegraph Reports On
Flu Discontinued

SANTA FE, NJ NJ Feb. 2i.-On
accoun Of the contiaued decrease In
the number OF influenza eases, indi-
eating that the epidemic has spent
~ force. the sinte healIh departmont
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-24
Auto Show Concert
Opening Night,
March 4th, 8 P. M.
GEORGE GEAKE
March

Little Mother Of Mine. ..... .Burlclgh
such a Little Fellow . Dichmont
/ Did Not Know .......N anderpool
Sortcr Miss You. ...........,.Sm smith
GRACE STORTZ
March 4
An open Secret. .Woodman
only "a Rose ........., Downing
MALE TRIO
Messrs. Clins. kirkpatrick and Geake
March 4
on what a Pat Was Mary vending
our Yesterdays.
At the time OF IN birth the girans
measures sin feet from Its huofs "a
the top Of us read.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-24

The first shipment Of potash from
Germany In the last three or four
years arrived at Philadelphia on jan
uary 2S. The cargo consisted Of 5000
tons.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-24

The Inter Racial Council IN New
York reports that nearly i.ogo.ooe
foreign-born iaboreru have left the
United States for Europe since The
signing OF the armIstice. and 100000
viii depart ~ soon as passport regu-
latlons are made less strict.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-24
coon sLEEPERs
~ Blosser

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. Black
Black flanders. the hrst since the war,
are believed 10 have been Responsible
for the explosion IN front o. the store
and dwelling OF Peter Cuccia. hero.
NeiGhbora say they heard a deAfcn-
Ing explosion. but Cuccia. hia wife snd
two small children alept calmly
through Il all.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
SUCCESSFUL CONCERT.

The concert given by the
Askov Band at the assembly hall
last Friday was attended by a
packed house, standing room be-
ing at premium. and it was a
success throughout.
The Band while not so large in
membership played a better
grade Of music than it has play
ed at any previous concert and
each individual member display
ed more knowledge Of his par
'ticular instrument. The selec-
tion which was perhaps the
most enjoyed and which was
the heaviest one Of the band
numbers was the selection from
Bohemian Girl.
Mrs. A. Henriksen played two
excellent piano solos in which
she dispayed good technical abil-
ity. These were well received
and enjoyed by the large assem-
blage.
J. Adam Bede, the well known
humorist and chatauqua speaker
Of Pine City, was undoubtedly
the biggest attraction on the
program and he commanded the
close attention Of his audience
throughout his half hour talk.
Aside from his humorous illustra-
tion Of how the daylight saving
act harbored in North Dakota
and many good jokes Mr.. Bede
also gave a good lesson in econo-
my. He is great advocate of
happiness and says it does not
pay to carry a crouch. In tell
ing his North Dakota story Mr..
Bede said the cow did not like to
be kicked up out Of her sleep to
be MIXED and like any other
human being reacted when dis
turbed in her sleep" Mr.. Bede
always takes we'll in Askov and
is a welcome visitor here.
After the program refresh
ments were enjoyed by every
body and then dance.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
PINE CITY To HAVE
TRACK MEET.
Snperintendents oi The big
Eight" Arrange Schedule
Date of Meet May ~.

The superintendents Of the
Big Eight" held their annual
business meeting at Hinckley on
Tuesday, April q. Superintend-
ents Breakmeyer Of Cambridge,
GetcheIl Of Hinckley, Baldwin Of
Milaca, Damon Of Mora, Kildahl
of North Branch. McAdam Of
Pine CITY. and Schwartz Of Sano-
stone were present. Green Of
Rush City was absent.
The meeting was called to
order by Supt. A. N. Damon Of
Mora, President of the Associa-
tion. Supt. McAdam Of Pine
City. Secretary Of the Associa-
ton. read the minutes of the
last meeting.
On vote Of the association the
balance remaining over from the
Meet at Mora was distributed
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06

among the visiting contestants
pro rata:
On motion the place Of meet
ing was fixed at Pine City. and
the date, Saturday, May %.
Pine City and Mora were the
only towns which asked for the
Meet. The Meet having been
held at Mora last year, Pine City
received it for this year accord
ing TO the rule of the associa-
ton for rotating the place Of
meeting. Pine City and Mora
are practically the only towns.
at present, which are equipped
for handling the Meet.
The events and trophies re-
main as last year.
In the baseball schedule Sand
stone, Hinckley, Mora and Milaca
comprise the west end. Cam
bridge, Pine City, Rush City and
North Branch the east end. The
west end schools have arranged
their series as follows: Milaca
at Mora, Sat. May I, Mora at
Milaca, Sat. May 8. If this re-
suits in a tie, a third game will
be played between these two
teams.
Sandstone and HinckIey will
play on the same dates similar
elimination series between them
selves. The winners in these
two combinations will play one
game to decide who will repre-
sent the west end at the Field
Meet.
There being no further busi-
ness, the meeting adjourned. ~
kanabec County Times.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
ANOTHER TOWNSHIP
FORMED N PINE CO.
Keeac Towmshlp In Eastern Por.
tlom ot County. Grante<l d
Commissioners Meeting.

Pine City, Mimi. The Board
met on the 2Sth day Of April.
The petition for the new town
of Kecne was presented and laid
over until April % at 8 o'clock.
likewise the-pctition for the for
nation Of new school district No.
116.
A delegation was present from
territory tributary to state road
No. 3 urging for an early start
of construction and maintenance
Of said road. This was laid over.
The following resolution was
unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS death has removed
from our midst our esteemed
friend and fellow member. Coun-
ty Commissioner Joseph r. Zim-
norman;
THEREFORE,, BE II resolved
by the Board Of County Commits
sioncrs Of Pine County that we
extend to the bereavcd wife and
family Of the said departed
friend, our sympathy in their
great sorrow:
And Be It Further Resolved,
That this resolution be spread
upon the minutes of this Board
and a copy thereof be transmit
ted forthwith to Mrs. Joseph E.
Zimmerman.
And Be II Further Resolved,
That this Board adjourn until
April %. Q o'clock A. M. as q
tribute to our departed friend.
Gust Anderson,
Robt. Derr.
Nels Oakland,
N. A. Anderson.
Board of County Commits
sioners. Pine Co., Mimi.
Dated at Pine City, Mimi, Apr.
q, 1920.
Andrew p. Edin,
County Auditor.