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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23

home yesterday 10 spend two weeks
vacation with her parents. Atty. and
Mrs. u. L. Evans on Toml:nson avenue
Miss Sophia IIuhbS spent yesterday
in Whrr!.ug
John Meredith. student az Garrett
College Evans,"wn. Md. has arrived
home for 4 two weeks vacation with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Mer-
edith on Lafayette avenue.
MyrcS SiruSuiGer OF Sac City. Iowa.
arrived HON" yesterday 10 spend the
holidays with his father and sister on
Twelfth street.
the holiday vacation with her sister,
Mrs. II. T. McCloSkey at Norsantown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
STATE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMITS
SION AUTHORIZES INCREASE
ROADS OPERATING IN
THIS STATE,
RATE FROM CITY TO MOUNDS
VILE INCREASED PROM 20 TO
% CENTS CASH-26 2-3 CENT
TICKETS.
CITY RAILWAY GETS SAME RATE
FOR IT'S LNE-nCREASES ARE
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, DE-
GENDER &c.

Spsc!ai Dispatch tn The In,Clligencer.
Charleston. W. Va. Dec. 22,-The
final order authorizing the Wheeling
Traction company to increase rates be-
tween M"und>villc and Wheeling, cf-
Icctive December %. was announced
today by Chairman George WilcS Of tho
i'uhliC Service commission.
The rates are the same aS authorized
by the Interstate Commerce commits
SION and the same Is those in effect on
the Steubenviil" division. The uHw
rates give an increase "f six and two
tA.rdS cents from MounIsv"ie to
Rats to intermediate points are also
, !uCrca Sed.
j. u. Whittemore and G. ?. Billings
Of tn. Wheeling Public Service and tho
lively. returned to th!S city yesterday
! afternoon from charleston where they
appeared before the { Public Service
commission.
Mr.. Wh!ttemorc stated new rates for
his company, which We're granted. are
To the City Railway division only. Tho
new rates are 10 b" an eight cents cash
fare or six tickets for 40 cents. the
same as the Wheeling Traction lines.
The new fares vi! SO into effect next
sunday morning.
Mr. Billings stated the new rates
granted his company are for all West
' ESlllS lines lIiN iHN'ISbdNS
ing been granted The increase several
/ days ago. which change became cffcc-
tive last Sunday. The new rates on tao
city divisions becomes effective next
Sunday morning.
Several new zones are to be added
on several OF the divisions but they
have been In uso for several weeks. and
there has been no change except on tho
Stcub"nvilla division. These arc also
now IN effect. having started last Sun
day.
The now total fare between Mounds
Vile and Wheeling. on the Wheeling
Traction system. Will be thirty-two
cents cash. or twenty-SiX and two
thirds cash. For any one Of the eight
fair zones. either on the MOuRdsville
or other divisions in this state, the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-27

defstandings what does she think !
"She doesn't know you come. She
sees somebody here, but she thinks It's
the grocvery boy waiting until I empty
his basket"
Indeed" Jim said little stifly,
which one, wonder"
Don't you remember the night she
said to me And what did you say this
young mans name is. Camilla'--no, no,
Jim, she hasn't noticed you at ALL"
Jim was silent moment.
well, now," he said at last, "she
seemed to be taking notice that morn
ing L came in without any very good
excuse, and she said how does It happen
that you are not harvesting this beauti-
tul day, Mr.. Russell?'"
Yes, and what did YOU say?''
camilla asked a tri6e severely.
Jim looked little embarrassed.
said had not felt well lately.
and l had come in to see the doctor. u
And what was that?' Camilla was
still stern.
The ingenious device of an ardent
lover he replied quickly.
"Ardened sinner you mean. Jim, -
sne laughed. But the next time YOU
had splendid excuse, you had a mes.
sage from Pearl. Was my new suit
Yes, and then I came to SEE"
\, Ihere was a frou frou of skirts In
tue nall. Camilla made n quick move,
ana jim became busy with the books on
Mrs. Francis entered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-27

jim" she said sweetly. II can easily
remember that, and will tell you every
time; ,.,, .,s .u,,,,
To come BACK ne SAD ~
you; Camille, and VIII 90 H. too'
Sns lausneo' IL. ,.n,. .nv.
hay,ng n 20 %.n MAKE E q us. 49, ISL = III H.,
.n,hsi .nI ., n'yr ,o.o % e. than ,Sohas : sscona
ana tnen loses II, tnen inanes ts as seIon' ,,a.
@ @ anu anu pu.s & on ,. ~ 70 IN u I'm ie aha nnc. s
anu. anu 'nbH sis.;sa Uses and ,orno, thn sbo-tan
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The Watson family sat dumb with
astonishment.
God help us!" Mrs. Watson cried
at last.
Then Pearl threw her arms around
her mothers neck and kissed her over
and over again.
MA, dear" she cried, yen git it
now, what l always wanted ye to have,
fur lined cape, and not lined wild
rabbit, or squirrel or skunk either, but
with real vermin! and il wasn't bad
luck to have Mrs. Mcclure cross me
path when ] was going cut. But they
can't name me, Camilla. sure, what did
] do?"
But Camilla and Jim stood firm, the
money was for her and her only.
Every one knew, Jim said, that IL she
had not stayed with Arthur that long
night and watched for the doctor, that
Arthur would have been dead in the
morning. And Arthur had told him a
dozen times, Jim said, that Pearl had
saved his life.
well, then. twas aisy saved, {"
Pearl declared, 'if saved it."
Just then Doctor Clay came in with
letter in his hand.
my business is with this young
lady" he said, as he sat on the chair
Mrs. Watson had wiped for him. and
drew Pearl gently toward him. Pearl,
l got some money tonight that doesn' t
belong to me"
80 did l." Pearl said.
No, you deserve all yours, but ]
don't deserve a cent IL 1t hadn't been
for this little girl Of yours, Mr.. Wat
son, that young Englishman would
havo hean n dead man ~
Faith, that's what they do bt
sayin', but l don't see how that wuz
You're the man yerself, Doc John re-
Piled, taking his pipe from his mouth
NO." the doctor went on. 81
would have let him die IL Pearl hadn
held me up TO it and made me operate. '
Pearl sprang up, almost in tears
Doc" she cried Indignantly, haven
I towld ye a dozen times not to sa,
that? Where's yer sense, Doc?"
The doctor laughed. He could laugl
about il now, since Doctor Barner ha,
quite exonerated him from blame in tn
| matter, and given it as his professional
opinion that young Cowan would hsv
died any way--the lancing of his throa
having perhaps hastened, but did no
cause his death.
Pearl" the doctor said smiling
| Arthur ldIner sent INC too hHu
letter that will make me blush ever.
time I think Of It. Now I cannot tax
the money. The operation, no doubt
saved his life, but if it hadn't been 70
you there would have been no opera
ton. ! want you 10 take the money
II you do not. I will have to send
back to Arthur's father and tell him al
about it.
Pearl looked at him in real distress.
"And I'll tell every one else, too
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s'Camilla,'' she began after she had
spoken cordially to Jim, ''Mr. Francis
Is in need Of a young man to manage
his business for him, and he has made up
his mind--quite made up his mind, Ca
milla, to take Mr.. Russell into partner
ship with him IL Mr.. Russell will agree.
Mr.. Francis needs just such young
man, one of education, good habits and
business ability and so, Camilla, l see
no reason why your marriage should
not take place at once
Marriage !" Camilla gasped.
Yes" Mrs. Francis said in her
richest tones. Your marriage, Camilla,
at once. You are engaged, are you not %
"I am--convinced," Camilla sad
irrelevently.
And then IL was Mrs. Francis who
laughed rs she held out hand to each
Of them.
II do neutrality-suspicious." she
said. o.,
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United
States
Bulletin


is the new publication
for business men
which / started after
Congress discontinued
the Official Bulletin.
Itgives impartial and fear
less reports on what is
being done in Washington
and elsewhere and how
these events should affect
your pocketbook.
lam now having the same
opposition from certain
political interests which |
had from similar financial
interests when Babson's
Reports were started II
years ago; but this is only
an evidence of its value
to you.
Terms of subscription are
$50 per year. It is pub
lished from 10 Jackson
Place Washington, D. c.,
but please address me at
Wellesley Hills, Boston,
81, Mass.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-27
SOWING SEEDS IN DANNY
BY NELLIE L. McCLUNG
Author Of "The NEXT Of Rnr Thrce Times and Out" efe

what kind Of a man 1 nm--Jim here
knows IL already'---the Doctors eyes
were smiling as he watched her troubled
little face.
"oh, Doctor Clay" she cried,
you're worse'n Danny when you get
notion inter yer head. What kin 1
do with YEP
unless you marry me when you grow
"well," Pearl answered gravely, 81
can't do that till ma and me git the
family raised, but I'm thinkin' maybe
Mary Barner might take ye.'
IL thought Of that, too" the doctor
answered, while a slight shadow passed
| over his face, but she seems to think
not. However, I'm not in hurry,
Pearl, and just think I'll wait for
you"
After Camilla and Jim and the doc
tor had gone that night, and Teddy and
Billy and Jimmy had gone to bed, Pearl
crept into her fathers arms and laid
her head on his broad shoulder.
pa" she said drowsily, I'm glad
I'm home.
Her father patted her little brown
hand.
80 am ], acushla," he said; after
girl, Pearlie." but PEARLS tired little
eyes had closed in sleep.
Mrs. Watson laid more wood on the
fire. which cracked merrily up the
chimney.
"Lay her down, John, dear" she
whispered. Eyer arms II ache, msn. y
On the back of the stove the teaket-
tie simmered drowsily. There was no
sound in the house but the regular
breathing of the sleeping children. The
fire burned low. but John Watson still
sat holding his little sleeping girl In
his arms. Outside the snow was be-
ginning to fall.
Convincing Camilla
TF YOU can convince me, Jim, that
i YOU are more irresponsible and more
in need Of 9 guiding hand than MIS-;
Francis--why then 1'n--l'll be-
lin sprang from his chair.
"You'il be what. Camilla? Tell m,
quick" he cried eagerly.
|, 'T'n be-convinced, she said de-
! murely. looking down.
Jim sat down again and sighed.
"will you be anything else?" HI
asked.
"Conyince me first" she said firmly
, 81 think can do it." he said, 90
q always have to write down what
want to do each day, and what neet
+ to buy when l come in here. and once
= when 7 wrote my list. nails coffee
D. plowshare, mail. forgot to put on Il
t come back and perhaps you may re
! member I came here that evening ant
stayed and stayed-I was trying to thinl
what to do next
, That need not worry you again
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-27
(TTIE END)
Child Hurt by Trolley

Six-year- r-old Irwin Short, Montrose
avenue, Kirklyn, Delaware county, was
struck by West Chester trolley on
the Philadelphia and Western Railway,
early last evening, and was brought to
the Women's. Homeopathic Hospital:
was dragged nearly half a square before
the car was brought to a stop. Both
legs were broken and physicians said he
has a possible fracture of the skull.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-27
FINANCIAL
OFFICE OF
The United Gas Improvement
Company
n. W. cor BEoad ana Arch SIS:

Philadelphia, March 8, 1920
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
Of The United Gas Improvement Company
will be held az tho office OF the Company,
Northwest Corner Of Broad and Arch streets,
Philadelphia, Monday. May 3, 1920. at
1a o'clock noon, for the purposes of e!ecttng
q President and six Directors to serve for
the ensuing year. OF considering and acting
upon the subject OF q proposed increase in
the authorized capital stock OF the Company
sr9m i32l $50 ss1rss s Of The par value Of
value OF $50 each. al Of which Increase
fsrrec Stock. also entitled 20 preference on
liquidation TO the par value thereof and
accrued unpaid d!vidsnds. 10 be redeemabie
accrued unpaid dividends. TO have the same
voting rights as the Common Stock, and TO
have such other rights, privileges. prefer
snces and limitations may be determined
at said meeting: OF authorizing the issue OF
122. 080 shares OF said Preferred Stock 70 be
issued and disposed OF by the Board of
Directors at such time or times and upon
such terms and conditions as said Boar I'd
shall approve; provided, however. that Eald
holders pro rata for subscription A. pa-
the balance OF the authorized shares of said
Preferred Stock 20 be issued from time 10
time. but only when and as authorized a. a
subsequent stOCkhuders meeting and OF
transacting such other business as may prop
ery come before the meeting.
The stock transfer books Will be closed
from 2 =. m, April 81. Until . d. m. May
4 1920,
BY order Of the BOARD ~ Directors
q y. IUIRAE Secretary
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LLbhaNh NU' UI IIHIL-ADEITHLA. y. W.
The Annual Election OF Directors and a
Treasurer Of the Library Co. Cf PhlIadsi-
phia will BE- held At the Library on MondaX
fho third dny Of May next, at 8 o'clock Il
the afternoon. when the Treasurer will at
ueno 70 IeCeN5 w Im"Iaa i ~ payHehts
arc due the owners Of them or their repre-
esntativeB. are herct notified that they viii
be forfeited agrceably 10 the ChRTter and
Laws OF the company, unless tho arrears are
pid on on the third day OF May or within
den days thereafter.
FRANCIS RAwLB.
Secretary,
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OFFICE OF
ENGINE RTHDING COMPANY
Richmond and Norris Streets

Philadelphla, April IA. 1920
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF
che William Cremp sons Ship and Engine
Building Co. will BE- he'd at the Office OF the
@orioany Richmond ard Norris streets In
die city Of Philadelphia, on Thursday, April
10 1870. at ~ o clock noon, for the purpose
al electing Directors 70 serve for the en-
suinE year, and transaCting such other busi.
nssa az may DO brought bef0re the meAtinE
CHARLES T. TAYLOR,
Secretary.
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IIpRARY co. OF PHIIADELPHIa y

BY order Of the BOARD ~ Directors
G. y. CURRAN Secretary,
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Proposals
sEAIrD PROPOsAIS FOR THE CONyFR.


eEAIED PROPOSALS FOR THE CONVEX.
stou Of existing storage buildings into a
nsintanance and repair school building at
Rsritan Arsenal, Motucheu n. }.
asaied prupos sails will be received by ths
eonstruetinF gusrternaster. Raritan Ar.
eo,th Amboy ~ j., until . ?. m. MAY
II, 1870, and then opened for the work Gh
lated above Plans and specifcations fur
sished on application. The right 70 rejec,
Any or all bids IL reserved.
sealed ,prePosals for the alteration Of two
ncers' quarters at RSritan Arsenal. Ne
'"ssaied proposals will be received by the
oonstructins luartsrmaster Raritan Ar
srnal at his office temporaTy motor storage
Sonth Amboy, N. J.. until 2 p m, April 80.
1870 and then opened for the work as
nlshsd 90 sHpliestion The right to rejso.
rlcArISSY ARSENAL, Dover. N. PRO
n oosaln for erection of four concrete and
he}icw tils sheP, suidings, Material fur:
sshf9 ex ossosk sk ~ MAJ Sd. isso. sIssy IpDS
- ConaraRndlnE ofaeeD
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Commissio ers@ of sBeltramit:..


County Audit !, 9, 49,
Mpvsd Dy Aayfis nam es 81 se
sstff
dg Pm ea9rl,aed, j /, at, - aa
# Fsrss. ntssarseA: ~ A1a !. -,
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81 H fiussss Hensei, HssmIsii; MINI. IS: S.
= 8. S. u' ssesoss pis Il I. ~
sa Carl Madse4. w, Msbanioa: a. Towsshlp,.
Guss Ca e Erickson. u village of spsoner,
se Einer .syite. wheeler. Township. Haclk-
. 5oh II + Z CLARK. Mc,pougald .ro.tns.slp.
8 1Asl' TSixa. Dil.aant: ~ 80
i nTTiisde1l. Liberty; wilton. Nlinn: &: 8
Halvor Anohson. Roosevelt Debs; MINI.
I. ! &. !, ,,,,.s
$ Feartn District $, s, ]
S ssans lies COFFIN N 4 Nsbisk Nsbish: Mimi
r. esass,nn,v lsasna,e MIN
9oe bistsss: Rsttis Risss ssiap
8: "a Fits Distries; So. 81. s..
.chas Hadiock, 50 1nmit sia ekduek.
w s. Rak sN....,it Biask MINI;
:iamese Ne: Reed. summit, Bfaekduck.
The foliowiHg list of names 1 was Sc e I
lected Tor. ~ - r. i25ae
B FIRST Dts4rtct. ;.s ;s1s
. 800 NJ ,1,,,,, shf1, 50 8 p a. Address
nam .r.,ss og gftW eef RanIdG Bernidji.
So S 49,. -"
Md,a g a. CIV 81 Bemfsff. Remidji,
~ Mfnri. 80 a Ii.
81 eP. Bntchefder, CITY of Bemidjf Be-
midi: Nfnn. 4; .S "a Y; Z. IS,
n. G. Baer, City Of Bemfdtf, Remid1t,s
Ninfl. - D " 81 st.. :, s
E.zA Barker, City Of Bsmfdti, Bemid1t,
Minm !. i, - II &,
M Inn. q 8. :g III,
3chas. Carter, CITY OF Bemfd III. BemiEdji.
HI Mimi. b !. s., =, -
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ton "a take eff A,k July 31Ht. $50. ii
nGsth9t Ia re ny Sna s bs accepted.
o Comm Sa ssione ss Panison offered the fol.
hwinR resolufion and moved Its adop.
ton: 81, ], 3, 81, :. ,.rad ~, =
ment of 4 covnty roadsbsginning at the
NE corner Of Section rs, Township 146
n1ils to the NE corner OF Section rs,
sT1Wnsffp I46. Range So. 5 5S3 3.
isTherefore, be it resolved that hear
nsfit lion 81 "a the the Commissoners room at
tEhsAEomrt House IN Bemidji on Septem-
Dar Eth al q O'clock 3. M at which time
.a ss a G ss4cl ~ me
a aran t H 81 said petition and that Com
msissioners Ellis and Paulson. members
Of this board, be and they are here4yz
road and that said committee meet upon
the route Of said road at the NV cor
ler OF Section IS, Township iiS range
st iIg day Of septemner, 1910, for the pur-
pose 'of examination ofS said road here.
1ofoss 50 spe provide as 81
Motion was seconded BY Commission
or Ellis and being put to q vote. duly
oa ri hoa :, .atonrnaa 70 40 .. M
: The i board arssconVened at 1850 p M,
with ali members present. 80 :, -. !.
The quarterly report of, IS. Sc t MhcGnse.
i'd ending June 80. 1920, was presented.
t ~ report report y was accepted and ordered
n hThe fsnai e.timaterof Leet Brothers
N sronntV Road No. 1923, Job 1902 for
W1i.SO was presented to the County
1sIIpon motion 81 Hayes seconded by
Tms9ahl ACnmmissioner s Lennon and
Ellis. were appointed viewers Of this
BOARD m at the next meeting on August
8, 1920. Motion carried: -. 30 -
The petition of Martin Sorenson ct
fq PsI the = sss sh q Cor
Hse ory section13 ToWnships TAG, Range
a as and ~ rnnninr thence north betw cen
Sections 2 and 5 OF {. Townships,. 14s;
aaa TEsWn M apo liz Ranss S. e ths east
rs. came up for hearing. E:2 5.,,; a :.
was. g moved by" Paulson, seconded by.
Hayes that the petition be granted and.
road established according to the COM.
m mites TeP ponnt and Ro 5as NO. ISL
Ing "a for pttfSi tie. establishment Of = road be:
gg snhtiinhSi IS .T Ts i47, Range %.
and running thence west to the NE
corner, OF SEX of Section 26. Township
147 Range go thence north one-halI
mile to. the NE corner Of Section a e
1,itS copnt w. Road No. io7) came up
for hearing. ;ff3,5 y. s.:
r snH. tSa. rnad bHshed according to,
t ane' c s aH report which was fay-.
cradle SAID road Mot bs k csITed
'.E Tha foi,owinp bids for road construc-s
+,on we're receiyed BY the County Board
at O'Clock p. M, July u. l s;.n. !, q i.
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ton 81. Township Isl. Range 81. g. the.
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Harry Engebroten, zippel. Williams.
Hairy " Brswer. alhalla Pitt. MINI. Il
Hams. I,cvnshIp. 20. AddrssA
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F. Il. sW eSsssr, Alaska; Gebish. Ginn.
Theod ore Westgard,S liberty, Wilton
An M,aa b tsssss Liberty a Pupo.ky, MINI:
Andy i. Olson; Maple u Ri i "a p PiSaewood
Msrriek ST. Peter. Maple 4 Ridge. P r
!osear 8 thompson l6apls Ridge, val
/ tom, Minna Route %, ssaass sE
5s sne Biiiis, Msa nRss IssGs
r.. u Hagen, Mlnnfes Naleolns HIM. b 5aa4
Henry pl'Is 1;s,nss:s ss1lwsy MN
a illbach. Jonas, Solway, Inn;
Martin .Sorenson, J SneS, aolWay, Mimi,
5aees H 5oaa.t ss1lfRs sss.s s'Sa son an MINI
Leoa 1u 4: Gould, Eekies, i Bnsmidti, MINI B:
/ A.. " g. Gilberts lss1Esi PtneWood,
loles Rangstad, Bu..ls; Jsns.eod. MINI:
u y. Hinshaw, ia geS ~ M lton, Will
George Az. Curtis, HbossysI., Plnewood,
Hs ~ u Peterson B Roe..,.lt, psb.,
Name. Township >. P.S0 .AddTsta
Gl ls,s N1Slad Battlf SAVE np
Gus Bang: Waski 81, ssslishs MINI:
Gust Sanders, shotlssS 9tnnley. Hint
Ed1af asP sslso ses1f fii5aai Hsu I'm
Peter Mariner, a. Rrien,s TanstElh Re, MIN b;
VII: Garrison, 'Rrten, Nebieht Minl2
Bayid .G'ss Lyon s1 Wasktssh, VFaskis3
|pIof Haistad. woodrow, 1elliAsrs Minn
CLYDE Smith: Eland kelHhsFI ling
OLD ~ uale, WOODROW sanms 1liAas
Irwin sA1lsner.. Battle.ss alms lElnh:
Miliia o1lu hsPi.h, Ssatsa p,eo
crank silver.aek purand, RuDosky,
|c: Rund eli, Hagali, i enstsil 1ainn 4
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]. q. G5ermundboe. Cormant, Sauna
chris Pink. sh s.s 4. s .! MIN. ~
ss%s sT1selis Passis Rs.
Frank Rohrer, Turtle River, arnstle Rive
inward "a Thompson, Turtle Turt1s-
Dssnis cs%pbell. sTurtl y TURTLE:
S. j i Hates. Turtle River. rtissRIxer.
J.:.s: Often, Sugar Bush. cas. Take.
GsI5ert Peterson, Turtle rsyer, Turtle
dwight 81; s Kiilner, Iangor H1aekduek
John 1t X K lin, SUNNI e. Blackduoss inn,:
.fseufstL odmell, Hines,.Black duck. MINI.
off Anvid, Summit, Black dnnk. Mimi,
George 4Woodard,ss ornet. Hiaelsd ealt,s
f sss1s HssPss ssss aisa
G, g. Garter, Port Hope, Tenstri ke,s
60 80! =, g4s, 4. n II - I
zsaa ~. rs Faesls Bf Rss1
chatles * olson, suunmrai il. mack duck
NC Alton, FROM, Bemidja MINI!
1, II Dick enson Turtle IaaaS Turtle
Rad. spinner, Port Hope, Turtle River
R,i.AssK rohn. Port Hope, Tnrtlea Rtser.s5i
Moved BY Hayes, second ed by PAUL.
son,; that contracts be awarded the Az
las EuIyertaC Eos, and the Lyle Culyert
fsi uss and 81 IS. Il
was received. with regard 70 = petition s
5n ire sc 4 County Road :beginning @
the -SW corner Of SectDn ID. TOWNSHIP
s4Snd sasfs tsss
meth u mile .betweenss IONS I5andS.
es.t ibS ssmeen section and
mort and south quarter Hne IN
Section "A, Townshipsl4 $ Range 49,
ssction n I Township 49,. Range So
thence east to thesquarter line through.
section. s ana 8. ], IioMnshir q { 8, 5snEs
s. TO connect with State Road No. 8;
feasibility q the route IS mis- road. the
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EJwar1 ThsFvaids s. labor on
u! III copper Creek Bridge. stare
Road No. Is :. >:
a. lAFonson, services !. assistant
engine er. maintenance state
Road No =
Al, Aronson, assistant nElMeers
and foreman. matntenan cesState,
Road No. II
A. Aronson, assistant engineer
4, and foreman, Hooper Creek
y Bridge, State road No, is s----...-..
Martin INSTALL, labor on ap.l
Droacl1es, Hooper Creek bridge
State Road No s
Ed Lafave, labor and material,
construction planet, State Road
Is
Williams Bros, Hardware, MAJ
teria1 on repair work on ap-
4 proaches, State-R Road No. b.;
Adolph Aje1haug, labor with team
~ Hooper Greek Bridge s.. Ri 3....
H. "A. Fladhammer, board,slodg-
ing, services as axeman, 2. 148-::
c.. r.. 5s.............
a., Il. Bye, services at Office job
Il 914, Bird district --.--...-s:-
"a. T.. Bye, services on survey, O.,
rs; r. AS Bird District
Al. Bye, services at Office, 3.
~ r.. No. s, Third district
Gordon Jones, services as chai M
man, G. r. No. 145, 3rd dis,
trict acknowledgements
C. Charboneau, services as chain
man, G. r. No: 145, ard DIS
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