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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15
Meetings

T. w. Benentt's Circle, No. %, Ladies
of the G. A. R.. will meet Tuesday even
ing on the fourth floor Of the courthouse.
The Calling Gun Club will give a dance
for Its members and their friends tonight
at Broad RIPPLE.
Dayhinger Union will have its annual
picnic Wednesday, Aug. II, at Brookside
Park. The program includes an address
at 2 80 o'clock in the afternoon by b.
n. Ralston, Democratic nominee for
mayor.
The third section Of the Social Circle
Of Our Lady OF Lourdes Church viii en-
terrain with a euchre and 800" party
Tuesday afternoon at the church parish
The hostesses will be Mrs. William
Mayer. Mrs. w. A. McGau. Mrs. IL NJ
O'Mahoney, Mrs Florence Colhuise, Mrs
p. j. 0'Conner, Mrs. Paul Badou, Mrs
John Ruhl, Mrs. c. c. Phillips and Mrs.
l. c. Prescott
Francis Review No. viii give a card
party at Red Mems Hall at 2 80 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon.
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BOXING AT GARDEN


New York. May SACK sharkey
and Midget Smith, two bantams. en-
gagged in a furious combat at Madi-
son Square Garden last night and
at the close of the pugilistic pyro-
technics Sharkey received the award
or the judges.
II was n most spectacular contest.
the youngsters battling in n violent
~ enthusiastic manner from the first
gong to the last.
The advantage see-sawed from one
round TO another. but ut the conclu-
sion the West slider had n clear ad-
vantage.
The bout was one OF a series mark
ing the close OF boxing in the Gar
den until next fall. and n great crowd
was in attendance.
Johnny Buff OF Jersey city. the fly
weight champion. gave n hard trounc-
ing to Eddie O'Dowd OF Columbus.
The champion had O'Dowd on the
run from start TO finish and pound
ed him till he was tired and bleed
ing. but the Buckeye iyweight was
on his feet at the close OF the twelfth
round. This was due entirely to the
rapid footwork and clever duckins OF
tho challenger.
O'Dowd seldom landed an effective
blow. while Buff chased his man from
pillar to post every round and pun
melted him vigorously.
The judges agreed on Buff. and for
some inscrutabie reason the specta-
tors hootcd the decision.
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ON KILBANE's TRAD.
Irish Jimmy" Dwycr Seeks Match
with Feathcrwcight Title Holder.

Gus Horn, matchmaker of the
Walker Sporting club. ono of tho larg-
est open air arenas In tho country. haa
wired Johnny kilbane, our well
known featherwoight champion. an
offer of $4,000 to mingle in n deci-
sion bout of Is rounds with Irish
Jimmy Dwyer. former bantamweight
OF ireland. but now a full pledged
fcatherwcight, OF Brooklyn. n. Y.
Dwyer is n real Irishman and con-
sidered one OF the best boxers that
ever landed on these shores, since ar
irving In this country Dwyer has run
up n mighty impressive record.
Dwyer has taken part In six bouts
I'm this country and has never had a
decision given against him, meeting
such boys as Kid Kaplan. Al Gerard.
Johnny winter. Earl Baird and John
ny Hayes.
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Danville. Ill, May 3.-Hal Maucl
one Of Cap" Anson's pitching stat
in the early COS on the Chicago Ma
tional league team, is dead at hi
home in Princeton, Ind. accordin
to word received here today. TIL
other box men on the team at tina
time were John K. Tener, afterwar,
governor Of Pennsylvania and Gus
tav j. Knock. Mauck later pitche
in the American and Southern assG
Citations. He was 81 years old an
for the last several years had bee
a fish and game warden along tn
Wabash river.
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j. Miller out. hit by batted ball.
n One out when winning run was scored
Brooklyn ......0 o o o o o.
Philadelphia 20 o o o %
Two-base hit-Hubbeli. Three base hits
konetchy .. Home run--wrightstonc stolen
base-Bruggy. sacrinces-Griflth. NeIs o.
Miller. Double plays-MiIicr and Konetchy:
Myers, Olson and Konotchy. Left on bases
Philndeiphia q. Brooklyn 2. Bases on balls
on Galore 1, MiIjus ]. Hits-On Cadore
Y In innings. Miljus 1 in "a. Mitchell 2 In
l-s. Struck out-By Cadore a. Miijus
Mitchell :. Hubeii 2. Winning pitcher
Mitchell. Umpires-Brennan and Emxlie
Time OF Ramc-i:4I
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ruth HITS HOMER
BUT YANKEES LOSE
Boston Fans See SVattiDg King
Once More

Boston. May babe Ruth unieashed his
sixth home run OF the season he:e yesterday
afternoon while making his FIRST appearance
of the year at Fenway Park. his former
rendezvous. but that homer failed to carry
the Yankees TO victory. The Husnen had
to take the short end of u 20 1 score
Babes drive being the means of escape from
a shut-out The victory put tEc Red Sox
In third place and dropped the Yankees
down to NTH position.
The score.
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OVID MUST REST.

~. May 3.--Mlko O'Dowd.
ddioweiEht champion box
y returned TO his home here
east, announced yesterday
Lyrlcian had ordered him TO
|nonths' rest before partici-
kny moro bouts. O'Dowd Is
from an operation per-
New York recently. fol-
bout with Johnny Wilson.
wht champion.
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KELLY TAKES Lead
in CIRCUIT DRIVES
Giants First Stacker Poles Out
Another at Polo Grounds

New York. May s.-The New York Ma
tionals made IL three straight from Boston
here yesterday. winning another easy vic
tory. to 4.
The Giants knocked out four runs of Wat.
son In the first inning. punching a base on
balls with two triples and n home run by
George Kelly-his seventh this seaxou
Burns made freak triple I'm the second
when Barbara threw his glove at the bat
ters ground ball. Under the rule, Umpire
Mccormick permitted Barnes to score from
nrst and sent Burns to third. Score:
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INC FOR DERBY.
All the Entries Fur sat
ht Arc 80 Famous Track.

Ky. May with the
y OF several thorough =
have been nominated tor
~ Fed Kentucky Derby
be run over the - urcnili
u acre Saturday. p"actl .
the principal contsnisI $
RENE honors OF the west
famous old track. Sew
ties arrived yesterday and
X In alive with trainers.
nnd others making ready
toric classic.
b. tho Harry II, Sinclair
} an impressive showing
time out yesterday. He
|ilI be ridden by Jockey
br. owned by Commander
|toss Is among those ex-
tho Downs today. Lou
badly will accompany the
I've him his nnaI prepare
race.
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DEMPSEY MUST GO TO COURT.

Buffalo, N. Y, May Slack Demp-
sey must appear in court in Batavia
on Monday morning even if he has to
break training. il he wants to defend
in person suit for 500. 900 brought
against him by Frank +. Spellman
for royalties alleged due. Tho cham
pion's lawyer asked for a postpone
ment until after. the fight with Car.
pentier on July 2-but Justice Taylor,
referring to promises on which a for
mer postponement had been secured,
today denied tho request.
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Washington 100 % % OIL
Two-base hits-Dykes. Witt, Dugan. Home
run--Dugan. sacrihces-S. Harris +. Walk
err, Witt. Left on bases-washington 6,
PhiIAdelphia 4. Bases balls-On Erick-
son . Courtney ., Perry 2. Hts-On Erick-
son 6 In innings. Courtney in 2. Hit by
pitcher-By Erickson (Grifin); BY Perry
fORourke). Struck out-By Erickson s.,
Perry Z. Wild pitch-Erickson. Losing
pitcher-Erickson. ENTHUSIASTICALLY and
Connolly. Time of game-1:45.
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Browns Turn On Tigers.

Detroit May 5.--St. Louis the last
game of the series from Detroit yesterday,
Z to 6. after thirteen innings OF see-saw
baseball Lees walk. Lambs sacrifice and
Josh Billings only hit OF the game. a single
to left center. scored the winning run in the
thirteenth Thirteen Detroiters were given
bases on balls. but the visitors played well
in the pinches. twenty-one Tigers being left
on the bases.
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FREzNCHMEN TO SAIL SATURDAY

Philadelphia, May 3.--Members OF
the French track team who COM
peted last week at tho University of
Pennsylvania relay carnival. planned
to leave today for New York. from
where they will sail Saturday for
France Jean Seurin did not &C
company his teammates. He has an
uncle who is a teacher at the Uni
versity of Michigan and plans to go
into business in Detroit.
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CLUBS HELP CHILDREN.

Philadelphia, May 3.--Part of the
proceeds from the Washington Phila-
delphia American league baseball
game today will be given to the pub
lie school health fund which sup
plies milk and other nourishment to
underfed children. Virtually all OF
the city's 5000 public school teach
ers have been Engaged in selling
tickets.
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Athletics Win AEatn.

Philadelphia, May 3.-Philadciphia made
IL two straight from Washington by win
ming yesterday, g. to I. Perry in good
form. his only lapse coming in the sixth.
when he walked Judge and Milan and per-
mitted n single by Rice. Dugans home run
and a double by Dykes and Witt featured
the local onslaught on Erickson. Great run.
ming catches by Witt and c. Walker bolster
ed the defense.
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o'MALIiEY REELECTED CAPT.

Philadelphia, May 3.-Tommy
o'Malicy. Penn's star 155-pound box
er. was yesterday elected captain OF
tho Quaker boxing team for next sea-
son. This is tho second year he has
had the honor. but he has been un-
able to participate in many OF the Red
and Blue matches because of ineligi-
bifity.
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INTER URBAN TRANSFER
AND STORAGE

We make a Speciality Of Packing. Grating
and shipping Household Goods. our equip
ment II the best in this section. and our
men are Experts. We unload the goods
from our trucks in just good condition
as when they are put on. whether they are
delivered within few miles or n few hun
dred miles.
ghinniug. Either by
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Chicago (N.)

Two-basc hits-Grimes. Cutshaw. Grimm
Carey. Sacrihces-Deal. Giazner to). Carey
Cutshaw. Double plny-C;lazner. Maranville
and Grimm. Loft bases-pIttshu-rh g.
Chicago 5. Bases balls-Or Martin .
Glaxner :. Struck out-By Martin .. I'm
pires-Moran and Ris.er. Time nf suIne-
I.s7
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Eleven In N Row.

Brooklyn. N. ", May 3.-Brooklyn won
Its eleventh successive game yesterday by
staging a ninth inning rally and defea ting
Philadelphia 4 to ;. With the score TO .
In favor of Philadelphia in the ninth. John
ston singled was sacrificed by Griffith. and
scored the tying run on wheat's hit. Kon-
ctchy then tripled, sending Wheat over with
the winning run. score:
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The next match In the j. o. o. +.
bowling tournament will be rolled on
Rogers alleys Tuesday evening, May 3
mt s p. m. The following team will OPP
pose each other: Comstock Encamp-
ment VIZ. Andrec lodge, Phoenix VS..
Lexington lodge, and Unity Rebekah
W.. Gerstacker lodge.
-
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ETS White
IS TONIGHT
Battle Is Looked
overs Of Sport

be an interesting
iled this evening Mt
bn alleys. when Eddie
Jack White OF Now
Connecticut Duckpin
since tho Elm Cty
vt appearance I'm this
been considerable talk
outcome OF n match
Andy. IL will be their
he form displayed by
t week. seemed to In
has returned to his
4 season. When Andy
capable OF putting up
bitiou. The match In
|rt ut 7:30 o'clock.
City series last night,
defeated Narcum'a
games to two.
blow
IrRs. ALLEYS.
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IEyINsKY CALLS OFF FIGHT.

Montreal. May 3.--The fight between
Battling Levinsky and Eddie Record.
which was TO have been staged here
last night. was cancelled owing TO Le-
whisky tnjuring his hand.
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pITrsFTELD GETS HURLER.

Boston, May 3.-Cliff Best Of Ana
helm. Cal. n recruit pitcher, was
released to the Pittsfield Eastern
league team by the Red Sox today. He
will return to the locals in the fall.
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PROHIBIT BOUT

Cleveland Boxing Commission De-
clIncs to Allow KiIbanc to Box
Jacks.
Cleveland. May 3.--The Cleveland
Boxing commission yesterday called
Off the tcn-round no-dccision boxing
bout between Johnny Kilbane. feath-
crweiEht champion. and Freddy
Jacks, English fcatherweight, sched-
uled here for May 20. The commits
sion ruled that Jacks was not for
midable enough TO meet Kilbane. and
declared that if the champion wants
to fight here he will have to meet
Andy CLANCY. Charley Beecher. Billy
DO Foe. Sammy Siegcr or Danny
Frush.
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Two-basc hits-Kelly. Rapp. CASTOR. Three
base hits-Burns ca, Frisch, Powell Home
run-heiy. stolen base-Rapp. Double
plays-Rapp and Kelly: barnes. Bancroft
and Kelly; Barbara and Holkc. Left on
bases-Ncw York 5. Boston T. Bases on
halls-or Barnes I, Watson l. Scott >. Hits
on Watson I'm inning. Scott 8 I'm 6.
Cooney 1 In /. Losing pitcher-watson
ompires-Iiart and Mccormick. Time OF
game-I:3s.
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Games Tomorrow.
EASTERN ASSOCIATION.

Results Yesterday.
Bridgeport 5. New Haven (12 in,
.nings).
Worcester 10. Waterbury s.
Pittsfield s. Albany O.
Springfield Hartford, wet grounds, ]
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Standing of the Clubs.

Games Tomorrow.
New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Detroit.
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Ran for Shorten in ninth.
Batted for Cunningham In tenth
st. Louis ......3 I o o /. O o IL
Detroit ........e 1 o o I o / o 0 o o--6
Two-base hits-Cobb. veach. Blue, Lamb.
Jones. Bassler. Thrce-base hits--Sisler, To-
bin. Stolen base-Wailiams. Sacrifices
Gerber ca. Ainsmith, Billings Jones, Blue.
Bush Lamb. Young. Double pIays---FIag
stead and Blue; Jacobson and Billings; Ger
Der. Gleason and Sister: Bush and Blue.
Left on bases-St. Louis TO- Detroit 2l.
Bases on bsiis--On Bayne 8, Hoiins 3pavis
I. Shockcr 4, Dauss 3. Hits--Om Bayne in
s innings, Davis none in no innings tnone
out In ninth. Shocker in S. Hoiling IL in
.. Dauss I'm {. Struck out--By Bayne {,
Holing . Dauss 3 Shocker >. Passed ball
Billings. Winning pitcher--shocker. Los
ing pitcher-Dauss. Umpires-Chill and
Owens. Time OF game-3:2l.
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New York (A.)

NV UU0 NfItlI
Boston .....0 0 IL
New York .....e o = D 1t
Two-base hits-Baker. Aeaasi, pratI Col
Inns. Home run-Ruth. Observation-Disclosures,
Scott. Double plays-Mays, Peckinpaugh
and Pipp: Pratt and McInnis: Scott, Pratt
and McInnis. Left on bases-New York 8,
Boston 3. Bases balis-OT Mays /. Jones
2. Struck out-By Jones 1. Cmpires-Din-
cen. Nallin and Wilson. Time OF game
las.
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Pirates stu w,nninr.

chicago. May 3.-Timely hitting behind
bases balls of Martin gave Pittsburgh a
70 victory over Chicago yesterday.
Thu
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KAcEYs PRACTICE TONIGHT.

Candidates. for tho Kaceya' baseball
team will meet at s o'clock this eve.
ming at st. Mary's Fairgrounds for the
first practice OF the season.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
New York s, Boston /.
Brooklyn 4, Philadelphia 3.
Pittsburgh 4, Chicago 8.
Other teams wero not scheduled.
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Standing OF tho Clubs.

Games Tomorrow.
Bridgeport at Hartford.
Pittsfield a. New Haven.
Springfield at Worcester.
Waterbury at Albany.
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The games played with Unity
Rebekah lodge will not be counted in
the league standing In this tournament.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Boston 2, New York /.
Philadelphia 6, Washington /.
st. Louis Z, Detroit els innings).
other team, were not sch 9dI.cd.
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BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL
By Briggs

Cincinnati at Chicago.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
Jersey City S. Rochester 6.
Newark 2, Toronto 1 (12 innings).
Buffalo z. Reading l.
Baltimore IL, Syracuse (fst
game).
Baltimore 10. Syracuse (2nd
game).
Games Tomorrow.
Reading at Rochester. ~
Baltimore at Toronto.
Jersey City at Buffalo.
Newark at Syracuse.
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Standing OF the Clubs.

Games Tomorrow.
Brooklyn at New York. e
Philadelphia at Boston.
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a Bstted for Gleason In ninth.
b Batted for Bayne In ninth.
Batted for F1agstead in ninth.
d Batted for Ainsnith In ninth.
Ran for Shorten in ninth.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1921-06-09
a WORE EoR rAE cAAurAoouA

Tomorrow Ellison
advantages upon it to
overlooked This is editorial boosting IN
service now uUon
norof However
that the chauauaua Service
The generally re
siding without the larger cities might
having explorer
ansson The himself personality
he not be speaking
tac that he and stefansson
pinnacle OF fame world explorer
may or may not bo clothed in language tn vays and nsned tSs
deDeses
depicted by the skilled lecturer the humble citizen
The unnecessary
pass pencil along the list performers this Their
are not question The things they accomplished the
lessons they bring the particular
catiOnaA dramatic circles
the things that make for cu
that ohautauqua
sustain educational and d
matte merit upi
any community By oontendng do seek
questionable subjects by
bedroom
only Earring syno
pated aee that is part of the
the best Many people win
the red owdm that slops out Of the rotten
anarchist never finding time to
hear the story of other
speech OF student who has taken the platform tell
have disclosed regretabIy
playing in the across the
street slender attendance
essay the Fautch Dance
Broadway Chorus BE
Get while the other
the corner What the American public
uplifting decent nea and that exactly
System bringing uniformly good
valuable lesson available
soo Tor the people and for that reason the people should pane
This editorial MI Reader entirely policy
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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1921-06-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the District Court OF the Fourth
Judicial District of the State of Ne
Vada, in and for the County Of Elko
In the Matter of the Estate OF
CHRISTIAN BAUMBACH, also
known as CHRIS BAUMBACH, De.
ceased. 4. -. $50.
Notice is hereby given, that by an
order Of the District Court Of the
Fourth judicial District of the State
of Nevada, IN and FOR the County OF
EIko, duly made and entered on the
GARD day Of May, A. d. 1921, the un.
dersigned was duly appointed as AID.
rniristratrix Of the Estate Of Christian
Baumbach, also known as Chris
Baumbach, and that she has qualified
as such and that Letters Of Admins.
tration have issued to her. =
Notice IS further given that any and
all persons having claims against said
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MIRO TIE MIST

This
marks their entry into
ua involved continues his
business . .t..
guiding signs well
mated highways
There Is but
upon leaving high school, That thing
phment
eighth who high
most oil what knowledge available school
The wlfuly
possibly
overwhelming desire quit
who yielded BIO found but will
despite
who viii express their gratitude for standing s4a
the value all
closing this portion OF their
a this mist upon which they thicker
stage their
tnai accomplishment guide
70 tradtonaly
VIII Of
sobu for you
a
As eufctent gen
orally boring young specimen humanity
csnn that
Their steps along the highway With
coming the +od Ass" Ater
forced to take up the budgeon world
the belief that the world held
capable undertake
rounds the graduate nowadays thick
budseon
with It. This Besasied feeling
experience with the world
5.a. ifEl.IFfsi
Tie cure FOR &c all and the within
balls OF the graduates
las been negligible and conmpuous through
out his 1ife atsslTa aN.aqis. & HH.E1
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ksuG 0OSiS RICH ORE
fec4 CHEEKY cRk

During the present week Her,anh
Tiets. Jr.. ana John Krotxsr. Of NY,
sseufod = bcS,a and lease ON threS
ciSans about i've haxes porth Of
eherry Creek, which sWsre located
about three months ago by Ben Harri-
SCn. one OF the old-time proSpectcrs
Fcf eastern Nevada; frum which specI-
mens have been taken OF fabulous
values n rold. oWilS to the recent
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Of any particular article b. nAne q
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peal FOR that particular 7ayticis. bat
any ether article oe th0 sano eAarAc-
ter ana q ~ aAzao Gnallty nv ~
supplied. ana ths 1poclflcatioA -
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for the ruEpoee OF nxAAg . StanAard
Of Tie quality Only. ana further. any
IoFoposal q. biA Vim ~ S6kNiaaEsd for
either. al OF any Part q The eonlre
ment. and hidd6ES WIN ri - -c6l-
Psi'tas to fuknlsA DrapAsalb 1oe tAo nm
amount Of equipment and supplies q
set forth - the list a. Dlana IA $50.
ifieatioas On file With the safa CleEs<;
Proposals must be acc6mtAnied' by
a certified check HCr u. least ten par
cent OF the am0ont bid for the eqslp-
mont and supplies for which The tld
Is submitted; said check to be held
by the said Board Of County Com
nissioners OF Elko County 10 insure
the faithful performance OF any CON
tract entered into with the said Board,
for the delivery Of the equipment or
supplies in case the bid is accepted:
provided, that On the rejection OF any
bid or the delivery OF the supplies or
equipment under q successful bid,
the check 80 deposited win be re-
turned to the bidder forthwith, pro-
vided. however, that the equipment or
supplies 80 furnished by successful
bidder must meet with. the satisfac-
ton Of the Board of County Comnis.
sioners Of said EiI1o County, Nevada.
The Board expressly reserves the
right to accept or reject amy and all
bids. .".. r.a-.a u :
BY order OF the Board of County
Commissioners OF EllEo, County. Me-
vada, this 26th day OF May, 1921.
MI. KEITH,
County Clerk ard ex-officio Clerk OF
the Board OF County Commission
!ers. q,
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