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The Washington herald., 1920-09-30
AOTEDUCT RESULTS

First Raoe-Tamsrisk, Ill (En.or), 4 TO
5, to g. out; yibrate, 106 (MooneyC to
., out; Day Lilly, Ill (Miller), to 8.
Time, 0:59 4-5. Flun, Chincoteague, Glare
Frances also ran.
Second Race-Mlle. Vivian, l12 CMilIer)
20 to 1, 7 to 1, 8 to l. Tailor Maid, ia
(Relsay), to l, even; Lunetta, 119 tKum-
merD, to 2. Time, 1928 1-5. Ballet Dane.
er II, Elected II, Fruit Cake, La Rsblee,
Gorma also ran.
Third Raoe-Beaumsris, Ill (Kummer),
even, to 8, to 8; Sir Clarence, Ill (En-
sor), to 5, 4 to 3; lie Gaulois, Mooney, ,
to 5. Time, 1:21 Is. InvincabIe, Tit
anium, The Rec, Winneconne, Arrowhead
Inn, War Loan, Hena Day also ran.
Fourth Raoe-On Watch, 12l CEnsor), 4
to 5, out, out; Capt. Alcock, 102 Mooney, ,
out, out. Time, l:44 40. Only two start.
ers.
Fifth Race-Goaler, 118 CDavies), 1 to Q
out, out; Regreso, 101 CMarineIIil, Z to TO-
out; Pierre a Feu, 116 (Ensor), out. Time,
2:lS 80. Only three starters.
Sixth Raoe-sporting Blood. 115 (Am-
brose), 0 to 8, 1 to 2, 1 to o; Maiden's Bal
lett, ll2 (Kummer), to 5. to A.. Our
Bolts, 1l5 (Ensor), out. Time, I:14 2-5
squawman, Pansy, Current Events, santa
Claus, Nebulous, streamer also ran.
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HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES

First Receive and one-haif furIongs
George Bovee, 119; Gladys. los: Lady Gran
lte. 100; Chinnie Walsh, los; 'Kinetic, lO7;
signal Corps, 100.
Second Receive and one-half furIongs
Ira Wilson, 1l2; Phantom Fair, 112; Nancy
Ann, 100; Victory Bond, ll2; Kirah, ll2;
Sandy Mae, l12; Parnee ID, 100.
Third Race-SiN furlongs: +Elprimo. lIs.
Can't kOst, lis; Walter Mack. I10; FaIt
Aecomph, lO6; Nancy Ann, 1903; Zouave,
lis; Raconteuse. 1I2; tBrink, IO9; Vim,
ioS; Link Boy, 112; Kirah, lI2; Lama, log
'Primitive, 104. Jefferson entry.
Fourth Raoe-Mile and one-Quarter: King
Neptune. Ill; John l. Day, Ill; Meade
worth, Ill; 'Indisereet. 105; Hong Kong.
Ill: Aadrono, 104
Fifth Raoe-Mile and one furIong: The
Porter, 10; DR.. Clark, los; Leochares, 1i6;
Bolster, los; Irish Kiss, los.
sixth Race-Nile and seventy yards /:
sesrehlght 3D., ia; Psrigourdine, i'll; Court
Fool, los; John I. Day. lI4; Orenzo, III;
.Pndua, lOs; Little England. ia; Franc
riereur, los.
Seventh Rses-Mile and seventy yard: :
Benevolsnt. 114; 'stzr Shooter, 100; Thistle
Queen. Ill; Beauty Sleep. III; Point TO
foinf. ia; Mount Rose. ia; Calvert, los.
'Aaprentee allowance claimed.
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DEATH CHECKS
PRISON FLIGHT
Fugitive from District Jail
Killed by B. and O.
Train.

An unidentified man, believed to
be Robert Johnson, SO years old.
who escaped from the District Jail
yesterday afternoon. was found in
iured on the B. & o. Railroad tracks
near Branchville. Nd, Tuesday
night about 5 o'clock.
He was brought here by the crew
of train No. 165 but died in transit
1t is thought the man was in
ju- by an outbound train.
Officials were unable to positively
identify the body. Johnson, COM
mitted to the jail Monday on a
charge of intoXication. left the
grounds yesterday afternoon while
on "trusty" duty. He was said by
officials to have been i'll. Johnson
gave his address as Dahlgren, Va,
and occupation as a steamfitter.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-30
PARDON TRUST
CHARGEDINN.Y
Two Indicted Accused Of
Conspiring for Arson
Convicts Release.

New York. Sept 2s.-The regular
grand jury yesterday returned ? in
dictments involving alleged frsudu-
lent representations that Gov. simth
could be prevailed on to extend ex-
ecutive clemency. Gov. Smith htm-
self appeared before the grond jury.
Grand larceny is charged against
the men who are purported to have
claimed they could use their "in-
fuence" TO obtain the freedom OF
Jacob Smith, now at Auburn prison.
convicted in 1918 Of attempted arson.
Maurice Rosenberg. an insurance
broker. one Of the two men indicted.
will be arraigned tomorrow morn
ing in General Sessions.
The other man had not been ar
rested tonight. II was plainly in
ferred that he is a physician.
Mrs. Jacob Smith informed author
titles she had paid 5000 to the two
defendants.
The Communication. made out by
the governor TO take effect Sep
tember 20 was cancelled when ru-
mors reached Gov. Smith that he had
been used" Gov. Smith has extend
ed clemency TO more convicts than
any other governor in a like period.
One OF the officials who maintains
fatty there is a pardon ring 1op-
Grating in New York City TO obtain
executive clemency through oues-
tionable tactics Is Harry 2. Lewis.
district attorney OF Kings County.
He says such q trust" exists in
fsgrant form.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-30
HARDING TOURS
THROUGH W. VA.
Nominee Tells Miners that
Democrats Held Up
Coal Movement.
WILL VISIT KENTUCKY
Whistles and Bells Make
Bedlam as Train Nears
Wheeling.
WILL VISIT KENTUCKY
BY Universal Service.

. wheeling, w. Va, Sept. 2s.-The
arrival in Wheeling, shortly after
noon yesterday of the special train
bearing Senator Warren G. Harding,
was a signal for the noisiest demon
stration the Republican candidate
has received so far in the campaign.
From ten miles outside the city, the
passage of the nominees special
was greeted with a deafening chorus
of mill and locomotive whistles, fire
bells and cheers.
Senator Harding was up early in
the morning to greet the crowds
awaiting him at stations in West
Virginia. The nominees short, crisp
platform addresses were enthusiast
ically applauded. At Huntington.
he told a big crowd that the labor
provisions of the treaty of Versailles
would lower American labor stand
ards to harmonize with those OF
Europe.
Senator Harding defended the
CummingsE Esch railroad act at
Grafton, and asserted that the fail
ure of the administration properly
to direct the allotment of coal cars
to the mines was one of the prin-
ciple causes Of shortage and high
cost of coal.
A large crowd had come down
from the mountains to greet the
candidate at Moundsville. Short
speeches were made at Cameron and
Fairmont.
A crowd of 5000 jammed the
auditorium at Wheeling an hour be-
fore Senator Harding arrived. An
overflow meeting had to be ar
ranged for the Carroll Club.
Large crowds formed in a torch
light procession to escort Senator
Harding and his party to the sta
tion shortly after midnight. where
the Senator retired to his private
car. The Harding special will leave
early tomorrow morning for Ash
land. Ky, where the candidate will
make an afternoon address. return
ing to Marion late tomorrow night.
1t was announced today that ar
rangements had been completed for
Senator Harding TO speak in Buff
falo, n. Y, on October 81.
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INCREASED SALARIES
TO POLICE AND CLERKS
PROMISE OF HENDRICK
New Commissioner Wants
Larger Force, Especially
In Traffic Squad-Says
District Employees Are
Nearly All Underpaid.

Thorough study and Improvement
of the Washington police depart
ment with increased pay for the
men. improved traffic conditions for
men attached to that squad. aid In
buying uniforms and a fund which
will prevent suits for damages be-
ing brought against individual
members of the police department
for damage they do in pursuit OF
their duties, are some OF the things
the new Board of Commissioners
favor. according to J. Thilman
Hendrick, president of the board.
Higher pay for the employees of
the District is another phase which
the commissioners are studying.
1t is the intention of the commits
sion to make washington's police
department the most thoroughly
equipped department in the country
and then put 1t up to them" as
Commissioner Hendrick expressed
himself yesterday.
Calls Force Inadequate.
Commissioner Hendrick admitted
that the National Capital was far
from being policed thoroughly and
this is due to an inadequate force
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lief Of the commissioners.
The total of estimates for the
next fiscal year. which must be in
the hands of the Secretary of the
Treasury on October 15, will be con-
siderably in excess of the last bud
get, 1t was declared.
I'VE all admit that the employees
of the District government are un-
derpaid," said Commissioner Hend-
rick. .And we are going to make
a strong bid to get them more
money. That is one of the things
to which the board is devoting
much time daily.
VIII Old Their Part.
"of course. asking Congress for
more money, for them is an entirely
different matter from getting it, but
all can be assured that we are go
ing to do our part"
The old problem Of policing
Washington is soon to be settled.
IL the efforts of the new board of
District Commissioners avail any
thing. according to Commissioner
Hendrick. F.
The police situation in Wash
ineton can be summed up in these
few words" declared the Commits
s!oner. Our men have bigger
lob than their equipment calls for.
We are going to do our part TO aid
them materially. After that has
been done there will be plenty Of
time for criticism. In the mean
time believe the force, as whole,
is doing a good and conscientious
job.
IF Congress helps the District
in this problem we are going to
have a larger and better force. We
do need more men and more pay
for our men. Our police deserve
help in the matter of buying their
uniforms and there should be created
an emergency fund to take care
of the men and their families when
they suffer through performance of
duty. Those are a few of the
things we aim to take care OF in
our estimates"
That Commissioner Hendrick, who
has been given direct charge of the
police department is going to get
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AQUEDUCT ENTRIES

First Race-For s-year-olds and nm. claim.
ing six and one-hslf furlongs: Ace OF Aces
10; hendrie, 114; Liberty Girl los. sammy
helIy' ia; Ticacey, 106; Lads Love nd.
Aarse Mouse, ia; 'Liola, 127; Frederfck the
Great, ia; Night Stick, 100: Fast IndIan
lOd; Dioscoride, los; Bon Tromp IIs. scotcb
lO7. 'nS' 'o' 'hose'
Second Raoe-For 2-year-olds. selling. Al,
ana one-haf furlonzs: st. Donard 1Io.
hlns Belle, 104; 'Rustler, lO7: GiIt Prinxe
lO1; omer X, 110; Episode, Ilo.
Thrd hace-For 3-year-olds and up; Pa
Ioie handlcap; one mile: Audacious. lls.
ssNestra' 100; Naturalist, 1872; Fair Gain
iOS; Cirrus, 125; sennings Park. lis: Royce
WI,nS NT1S, iTIi Red Red Rose, %; rppity
Fourth Raoe-For 3.year-olds and nm
stony Brook Selling Stakes: one mile. NJ. H.
Parke. Ill; Pickwick, lIe; Tom McTasrart
116. '
Fifth Raee-For 3-year-olds and nm. non.
winners Of two races since Nav 90. 1eo0
selling; one mile: 'Starkader los. Ri6
Bang, 107; American Soldier, i07. R.vsrd
us; Bon Tromp, 118; St. Isidor. ia. A.,
sumo, lle; Scotch Verdict no: Frsderict
the Great ll2; Marse Mouse, l07.
sixth Race-Maiden fllies; 2.yesr-olds.
nye furlongs: Turnabout, lis; Hold In
10; Flamoette, i15; Julia Anne, lis: Mean
Tide. ll1; Lady Algy. 1i5; Cornelie G. lI5:
Light Rose. ia; Sweetest Story, IFS.
Five pounds allowance claimed.
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Bout Sees Two Decisions.

New York, Sept. 2s.-Two ref
eree's decisions, the first in the his
tory of prize fighting In this State,
were rendered tonight when Joe
Lynch and Jack Sharkey, fast ban
tams, and Churck Reeves and Willie
Herman, received draw decisions
after the Judges Of their respective
contests disagreed.
Abe Attell GoIdstein gave Patsy
Wallace. OF, of,Philadelphia, a work.
manlike beattg and received the de-
cision of the judges.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-30
FRENCH FLYER WINS
CORON BENNETT CUP

Paris. Sept. 2s.-Flying at the
rate of ass miles per minute. and
maintaining that speed for 1868
miles. Sadi Lecointe. a French flyer.
in Nieuport airplane. captured the
James Gordon Bennett cup race.
vanquishing Great Britain and the
United States.
Ths speed he made tells the
graphic story of the development
of the airplane. Eleven years ago
Glenn Curtis, the American. won
the fret Gordon Bennett race at the
then phenomenal speed of ~ miles
per hour, or 1888 miles per minute.
Leeointe's speed is almost four
times as great as that which en-
ablHd Curtiss to win
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Havre de Grace Selections.
By HIGHWAY.
One Best-Bolster.

First Race - George Bovee,
Kenetic, Gladys.
Second Race-Phantom Fair,
kirah, Ira Wilson.
Third Race - Kirah, Walter
Mack. Zouave.
Fourth Race-Madrone, Indis-
Greet. John l. Day.
Fifth Race-Bolster, Mclean
Entry. DIR. Clark.
Sixth Race-Court Fool, Padua,
Searchlight III.
Seventh Race-Calvert, Noun
tain Rose II, Benevolent.
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of men and equipment, he believes.
Higher pay for the men. in order to
attract more skilled policemen, and
better equipment will go far to re-
lieve the situation here. is the be-
The Washington herald., 1920-09-30
OLLYERS CoMkfEAESss,
81 on the MLZ21
ASPoRToS KINGS ~
.R REaIkSQi
The Awakening.

The Awakening.
Here's where we yank long sumberng pckler
from the bottom of the old brine barrel It's none
other than Mountain Rose II which will be under
coiors in the closing number the "Graw" this after
noon Everything being the up-and-up look for
this good platter to rolling down to the payof
station the front end of the procession, and not
at to 2, either Point to Point and Calvert the
balance of the purse between them.
George Bovee seemingly is nicely placed in the
hrs He has not raced to best private form yet and
may come to life here. Lady Granite and Kinetic
are all the contenders No matter which race
they start kirah in that platter should home
with the Bacon. Never quite as good as right
now and will have money" rider in the pilot house
II it's in the second then Ira Wilson will probably
nut to crack. If it's in the third. I rather think
h seco~d in front of the Petersen entry The latter
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pair doesn't call for a terrible lot.
John !. Day-a poor horse per-
forming under a name that means
class with a capital C-should have
little difficulty in grabbing the
grapes in the fourth. Hasn't a thing
but Gophers to trim and IL looks to
me like a soft shot. Madrone will
go well. The Mclean entry-both to
go-should cop the nth. This pair
never will be any better than right
now. DR.. Clark is all over the con-
tender and IL any mistakes are made
he'll cop the heat.
l got It pretty straight that Head
man will carry a world of wise
money at Toronto this afternoon.
This comes direct from the feed box
so don't overlook II. Ross horses
are swfully Mt right now and the
Commanders colors will be promi-
nent at the Woodbine today. Nuft
sed.
Best bet of the day-MountaIn
Rose III.
Best take-a-chsnce bet-Franc
Tireur.
Best parlay-Peterson entry, DIR.
Clark, Madrone, to show.
HAyRE DE GRACE SELECTIONS.
First Race-George Boyee, Lady
Granite, Kinetic.
Second Rsce-Kirnh, Ira Wilson,
Phantom Fair.
Third Race-Kirah, Zounve, Pc
terson entry.
Fourth Race-John L. Day, King
Neptune, Madrone.
Fifth Rnce-McLean entry, DIR.
Clark, Irish Kiss.
Sixth Race-Padua, Franc Tireur,
John /. Day.
Seventh Race-Mountain Rose II,
Point to Point, Calvert.
Best bet-MountaIn Rose II.
TORONTO SELECTIONS.
First Rnce-Morning Face, Mary
ReiEeI, Dancing Maid.
Second Rneo-Ross entry, Thorn
clirfe entry, War Tank.
Third Race-Headman, Oceanna.
Fourth Race-BesthofY, Bobby Al
len, Lady in Blnck.
Fifth Race-Joan of Arc, Content,
sunningdaIe.
Sixth Race-snns Peur, jack
Reeves, GoItcrest hoy.
Seventh Race-Refusee, Prunes,
Douglas s.
Best bet-BesthoI.
AQUEDUCT SELECTIONS.
First Race NfghtstIck, Bon
Tromp, Frederick the Great.
Second Race-Omer X, Rustler,
Episode.
Third Race-NaturaIIst, sennings
Park. Cirrus.
Fourth Race-Pickwick, Major
Park, Tom McTagEart.
Fifth Race-st. IsidOre, Marse
Mouse, Assume.
Sixth Raee-Nenp Tide. FIambette,
Lady Algy.
Best bet-Neap Tide.
LATONIA SELECTIONS.
First Race-FIusey, Eyes of
Youth, Bringhurst.
Second Raee-BIack Rock, BY
Ginger, Merrlmac.
Third Race-The Gallant, Loyal
list, Texas Special.
Fourth Race JeIlison, George
Duncan, Grey Eagle.
Fifth Race-Mammy o. Mine, Bet
tina
Sixth Race-Cotton Blossom, Last
Coin, George Starr.
Seventh Rnce-wndsworth's Last,
Chief Brown. KImpsIong.
Best bet-wadsworth's Last.
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Best bet of the day-Mountnin
Rose III.
Best take-a-chance bet-Franc
Tireur.
Best parIay-Peterson entry, DR..
Clark, Madrone, to show.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-10-09

COLORADO. INITIATED ~ PlgTi-
TlOk UNDER THE INITIATIVE
AND nEEERENDUM.

PRorosED Law or THE sIA1a OF
CoL0RAD0. INITIATED ~ rMTi.
AND nEFERENDUM.
Notice 4. hereby given that At ths
General election to be held on the
Sscond day OF EovsmoS:r; A IN y. ,n asiS:
fled electors OF the state OF COLORADO
for their approval or rejection. the FOL.
iSTns ~ Of p.t M Ssdsr
the Initiative and Referendum. which
initiated petition contained the sigma
s Ct -: s.. u s &: ss.i vo..
tho state OF Colorado. duly verified, 10
accordance with the law. and filed In
sss G ssxsnt 81 IL Ssy q JSn. B.
1890. at 3:lS p. m.
The authority for sub%ittin. such
pr9RSssd lay fo Sn1.t N ssss'o g, ,S 81
i ini.i.t II e .nS Rsf.rs saS,n' LOT
AN ACT MAKING IT UNLAWFUL TO
M sESH.hE h fiRE bbEsAR II NF
Any FINE IN coaHANp or SuSH
B BGR4 IN AsT c1 t. haHAiN 81
LONGER THAN AN AVERAGE OF
TWELVE M0gRs FEB DAY A c F9K
OF < coNFLxaRxTioN or SIM
h Ia P EMEHGEksY r6 6kD rE Violp-
4ASN AnG4kESSEs
OF THE STATE OF !cOI.oRADo:-
Section I. From and after thirty
s syi i ). iss oF an. 81
Of. TO require any person holding any
or Of susS anep ssi e.. .ess
time in command Of .uch department..
pioy@.nt during any ga eslsndsr month
Tor periods of time which In the ag-
Eregats during such month amount to
in said month; provided. however. that
in cases OF confiakrations or similar
This act shall apply to and include ali
municipalities having fire departments.
whether such mun!cipAlities are ere.
ssss under tn.
OF Article Xxx Of the constitution of
the State OF Colorado.
.section 2. Any officer. agent or EN-
shall. after thirty days from Ii. pas.
sage of this act. order. direct; compel
any es or
time in command Of said fire depart
%ers s o1 IN ant' s
month for 4 longer time than that
hereinbefore provided for. except IN
Euiity of q misdemeanor. and on CON-
Viction thereof shall be puniahed by .
fine Of not less than one hundred (l00l
(6o0) dollars. or by imprisonment in
the county jail not more than one hum
dred days. or by both fine and i'm
court
Section 3. All acts and parts Of acts
in conflict with this act are hereby
repealed.
THE Secretary of State. Attorney
General and the Reporter Of tho Blu:
prone Court do hereby designate and
Pix a. the ballot title to the Proposed
Initiated Measure herein the follow
ing:
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Law OF THE STATE or
COLORADO, INITIATED BY P@Tl-
TON UMDnn TMn INITIATIVE

Psoro.np Law o. THn sTATE OF
AND RETERENDUM.
Notice p hereby given that at the
second day. or November, A.. d. 1880.
lied electors Of the state Of COLORADO.
for their approval or rejection. the fol.
loyins pr9pS,;sd L1w Of shS state Of
Initiated petition contained the signs
s is s.: u ss ss ve.as
secordancs With the law. and filed in
Is: Gss :. n sss 5ans . o. B.
1890. at 1880 q. m.
The , for II ss,sn such
Article Sf th o. The
Initiative and Referendum.
AN ACT TO ESTABLISH THE CoUN-
II or FLAGLER AND THE TEN
PORARY COUNTY SEAT THERE
P6inT HheXIDlS Ss F FTs F THE AZ
HR f GSgsT3 or coTkH AH EhNsh
6 GER TA eSaaNlaasar EMo s1A1 sE ~
AToEixi. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i'll
D1GIAk AND HoRMAL DIsTRIGTs;
BE 81 = TIE hs1f2TTRR ~ e Ta5 fherLn
;ssiss.s .sss AZ Nd , Ss
and 10 hereby established a. 8 county.
sna e. aS az. =. 81 .o
Bss,nnin6 at !. Ps!nt s on the !, so ~.
county line Is intsrssetsd ~ the Range
ns h.1 9S s.s, .; X.
(6th) PrIncipAl Meridian: thence south
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PRorosED Law OF Tine STATE OF
TI0N UNDER THE INITIATIVE
Notice 10 hereby given. that at the
General election 70 b held on the
s sssSsc viii Hfb BE- .usmist.a to III. aas fG
TOR their approval, Or rejection. the fol:
Coiorsdo. initi.tsd ~ pstition under
initiated petition contained the sigma
Der. tto-wit: l<) Of the legal voters Of
the state Of Colorado. duly verified IN
the office Of the Sssretsry Of State on
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g ss's spscifisd !. ssetioss !. ] and 5 g
THE Act: and for these purposss tie
ia.s ssai nest re e 90
Of the County o. Ldncoln e h ..cS. sse ~
of Colorado. upon Ten iiol 100 notiss:
being river sy the Commissionssr: 81 81
eSs otS SSn COUNTY az a sny time After tbs
Savs been sIsetsd o. appointed and
g.. bosra. az 81 conmIs S % m..s
Ing together for such purpose shall ns
. Legal aa snTns. to adjust said revenue
20 made 81 .ths said Board % Boards
Of Commissionsrs; aay couHty inter
s, or Any osurs q ss JUDI
s asies :aes .a q Hass Is bsisT made
sv.s rom a ss of:s q e
sionsrs to the District Court: and upon
such appeal . change ef venue may
sso sfs e.a. = .s i s,ei ~ .sAsI
should 30 20 Quorum present q sny
:isn.rs ": q e. e csSnsy d ti@sn sad
the Commissioners Of LineSln c9unty.
or the Commission3rs Of Ebert r. Sean .,
siths o. u u sad sad c ca al % .srss
with the Commissioners Of the County
ss L%02 2nS Ing ~ .rs 81
and the superintendent Of the INDEBTED,
ness. then at the request Of either OF
the po.rds Of County comm A. s.asbx
some disistsrssted person to adjust and
:sa s:s f From ss ssHss
aae nss'
.asP With ?: a.a 10 :. :pess.
the Boards Of County Commissioners.
ah III; j. ass g. iIss &.
proDortioa ~ The countfss interested.
Section u. The noard Of County
mon .hsii. as soon a. praeticsbis after
said County shall be oIganissd. receive
e,Ss for s.s.4s d r.n me
and Elbert. q AZ properly situated .,S,i IN
The ss%e. - provlSsd By law. into The
the said County Of Limon for that puE-
e.: q sf's The :.ia County
lowest responsibie bidder therefor;
aid contract said Board Of County
commissioner: shall require goo15
ana suff1c1ont Don0 In tno sum OF
oS GoSnsS e conm 11 The eosn-
~ clerks and recorders Of the Counties
Of Lincoln and Eberf Sh1n a. pSn.
:o asrs :cess Duplicating
such records. The Board Of County
Commissioners may reject any and all
ssn S'1s aid se County co%%..ioa.':
to be too high.
ing fees chsrseabls and to be collected
SS1 Il. .o 81 fo
and regulating the compsnsation Of
The said County Of LINEN shall b. z
G &C.. a.: cf the Fourth Class In D'''-
Section ~. For the purpose Of fig
County superintendsnt Of Schools and
The County comm!:,ionsrs, the th. sale n5
The TS.rd ci..s. ~
Section II. The said County Of LIZ
mon 10 hereby attached to and made
z part q The Second CSag.ss:ioaa,,
ta &. Tsn1a Ssaei.
and the Sixth Normal District. and y
hereby attached to the Countiee Of KIT
rsssntativs purposes.
Section 10. II any section sub sec
ton. sentence. clause or phrase Of this
Act r. for any reason held TO b uneon-
stitutional. such decision shall not af-
tions Of this Act.
The Secretary OF State. Attorney
General and Reporter Of the Supreme
Court do hereby designate and flx a.
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