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The New York herald., 1921-02-23
BALTUSROL GOLFER LEADS.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YoRK Hra,n
BELLAfR HEIGHTS, Fla. Feb 22-T
G. Boullee Of Baltusro won special
Washington's Birthday tournament here
to-day. with nearly all Of tho golfers on
the links taking part. The prize was
put up for the fewcst number Of puts
taken on an eighteen hole round HIS
number was just 25. an average Of one
and n half 10 n green. AZ that he beat
G. w. Kingsbury OF Chicago by only one
putt. the latter requiring rs. For ten
straight holes he averaged one putt to
q green.
The New York herald., 1921-02-23
DECISION FOR AL M'RAY.

al McRay received the judges decis-
ion over Harry Condor In tfie feature
bout OF fifteen rounds IN the Edgcwoud
Sporting Club IN Brooklyn yesterday
afternoon.
In ten round contest Italian Joe
Cans was awarded the verdict over Joe
Pledge. Al Kicrnan won from Dick
Broadwell In six rounds while IN an
other six round contest johnny Victor
stopped Jimmy Moran IN the third round
In another ten round bout Willie Thomp-
son earned the judges verdict over Joe
Fox
The New York herald., 1921-02-23
FULTON KNOCKS OUT WARE.

ALLENTOWN, Pa Feb. 22.--Fred Full
ton of Minnesota knocked out Rough
House" Ware of New Orleans In the
third round Mt the Pastime A. c. to-
night. Ware was knocked down early in
the round with right cross. but re-
gained his feet. The colored heavyweight
was fighting back hard when Fulton
chopped him on the jaw with another
right hand punch and he hit the floor
with such force as to cut n deep cash
In the back of his head.
Ware did not recover for five min
utes after being hit, and was still dazed
when he was taken to his dressing room.
The New York herald., 1921-02-23
STARS AT PINEHURST.

Special Despatch 10 TIE New YoRK HBsup
PINEHuRsT. y. c.. Feb. 22.-F. c.
Newton and Paker whittemore. who ar
rived here to-day from Boston and Flor
ida, respectively. are expected 20 hook
up later In the week in what should
prove one OF the best matches so far
played here this season. Newton has
entered for the spring tournament and
will stay on for the North and South.
The New York herald., 1921-02-23
GIANT ROOKIE SIGNS.

The signed contract of Leo Kane, an
infielder purchased last fall from the
Hartford club. wns received yesterday at
the Office Of the New York National
League Baseball Club. Kane Is one OF
the five rookie second basemen who will
receive a tryout at the Giants training
camp at San Antonio.
The New York herald., 1921-02-23
KNOCKOUTs ARE PLENTIFUL.

Four OF the Ave bouts contested at
the matinee show OF the Woodhaven
Sporting Club in Jamaica yesterday af-
ternoon ended In knockouts The only
contest TO go the limit was the main
bout OF fifteen rounds between Farmer
Sullivan and Johnny Summers. Sullivan.
who substituted for Jack Mcfarland,
received the Judges decision.
Johnny Quinn was the first OF the
knockout artists to win by that rnsthod.
Quinn disposed OF Johnny Murray in the
sixth round OF what was TO have been
a ten round AFFAIR.
Tom Gerahty scored the quickest vic
tory OF the afternoon when he stopped
George Kercher In forty-nve seconds In
the first round. Johnny Winters won
from Willie Reilly in the first round,
while Bobbie Flynn knocked out frankie
Connors in the second round.
The New York herald., 1921-02-23
WEST VIRGINIA IN FRONT.

Special Despatch 20 THE NEw YonK HNNlLp
MORGANTOwN, W. Va, Feb. 22.-west
Muskingum College OF ohio here tonight by
the score OF 80 to 81. Capts. Martin and
toore for their respective teams starred nt
1coring. while GeoSge and Pierre Hill eNcelled
Ia floor work for the Mountainsers,
The New York herald., 1921-02-23
CANADIANS ARE VICTORIOUS.

Special Despatch to TIE NEW YoaK Herald
BosroN, Feb. 22.--The Aura Lees from
Toronto played spectacular hockey to-
light against the Boston A. A., beating
tho amateur league leaders, 2 10 4,
The New York herald., 1921-02-23
Robinson Crusoe's
+, Relative Golf "Pro"

Special Despatch to TIE New YORK
HERALD.
r HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. %. -
Fl John Foreman. OF New York.
said to be a lineal descendant
of Alexander Selkirk. immortalized as
Robinson Crusoe, has been appointed
golf instructor for the Harrisburg,
Pa, Park Golf Club. Foreman is a
native of Scotland. but has made his
home in New York for many years.
The New York herald., 1921-02-23
LANDIS GIVES TODT
TO ST.LOUIS CLUB
Judge Renders His First De-
cision as Commissioner of Ad-
visOry Council of Baseball.

CHICAGO, Feb. 22.--Judge Kenesaw NJ.
Lands rendered his first decision as com
missioner of the Advisory Council of
Baseball to-day when he declared that
Phil Tcdt. pitcher and first baseman. was
free agent when he signed contract
with the st. Louis American League club.
The st. Louis Nationals had claimed
Todt's services, and the Sherman club of
the Western Association and the Hous-
ton club were named as parties to the
decision.
The case was pending before the Ma
ttonal Commission since March, 1920.
The player when sixteen years old had
signed with the st. Louis Nationals, and
was later sent to Sherman and then to
Houston, but he refused to sign a con-
tract with either club.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 22.--Branch Hickey,
manager OF the st. Louis National
League club, commenting on Judge Ian
diss decision awarding Phil Todt's serv-
Ices to the st. Louis Americans, as
serted that legally Judge Lands is cor
rect"
There was technicality we believed
might be stumbling block In winning
the case. but we were fighting for Todt's
services on moral grounds" Hickey said.
when the Sherman club disbanded
Todt was turned over to the Houston
team. but no record OF this was filed
with the National Commission. How
ever. as we had Todt first We believed we
could claim him on moral grounds"
The New York herald., 1921-02-23
ILLINOIS RECEIVES SETBACK.

URBANA ILL.,, Feb. 22.--Purdue upset pre-
dictions tonight by defeating Illinois, 20 to
10, in Western Conference basketball game.
which was considered the fastest ever played
on the local court. The defeat threw Iliinoir
into n tie with Indiana again for first place
in the Conference standings
The New York herald., 1921-02-23
CUBS SIGN JAMES YORK.

CHICAGO, Feb. 22.--Jafnes York. left
1nded pitcher. who claims 10 be a relative
~ Sergeant Alvin York, world war hero, 70.
day signed a contract with the Chicago Ma
sional league club.
The New York herald., 1921-02-23

227 were $3.50
2o8 were $500
SI.45
66I were $500
325 were $3.50
15o were $3.50
$2.45
Mems socks
334 were 35c
1887 were soc
1907 were 75c
45c
Mems belts
o85 were SI.oo
45c
Mems silk mufners
81 were $500
68 were $500
$40
Mems mackintoshes
IS were $1,000
I4o were $3a.5o
SI2.5o
Boys shirts
6S8 were SI.85
I4o were $500
csc
Boys blouses - mostly
small sizes.
2S6 were $I.5o
381 were S2.oo
csc
Boys TN d erw ear
S prin G and Sunni er
weights.
1882 were SI.25
25c
per garment
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway Broadway
at 13th St. -Four at oath St.
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
at Warren at 4Ist ST.
The New York herald., 1921-02-23
wcARRON AND DELANEY DRAW.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb. 22.--Jack Nc
Carron OF Philadelphia and Soldier Pat
Delaney Of Bridgeport Conn, Fought ten
rounds 70 n draw here tonight. The men
are middleweights
The New York herald., 1921-02-23

BATES WINS At HOCKEY.
LEWISTON, Me, Feb. o2.--Bates defeated
Bowdoin TO-DAY at hocksx. y goals 70 @,
The New York herald., 1921-02-23

prize for every grab!
For both men and boys.
Pre-inventory cleanup
of furnishings.
Also sporting goods.
Many items too small in
quantity to mention, but
values as large or larger
than those here listed:
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Ill SELLING FEATURES
IN new YORK MARKET
nathan Pacific Shares We're
; cakcst, With Net LOSS of d IL
Points on Largo Offerings.
!NICAN PETROLEUM RALLIES
nntro THbacco and Coco-CoIa
"nrr Wc:,kc.t ot Miscellaneous
stocks. Losing 3 "a and 4
FONTS, Respectively.
lBy AFsociatcI rrcss.l


|NtW york. June lS.- selling o,
Is or high and low degree fca-
fcd 'oday's hriof. bu, acfvo stool;
|rkci. Canadian Pacific was weak
+ with net loss of |, points on
usually largo offerings, other
|'nse"ntinentals, Kr.nEors ana coal
wore carried down by tho move
mt as wel! AS some Eastern trunk
ea' New Haven. however. recov-
{ part OF is extreme decline.
cadets OF the recent reaction IN
Industrial and special divisions
t' relatively St.uG! Mexican Pc
|'rhn rallied moderately on addi-
hai report from Washington CON
hihI oil production in Mexico.
BALDWIN Locomotive, Harvester and
lated shares were under pressure
f. United States steel reached to
INN striking distance o: its re
Mt low.
"unlira Tobacco ana coca-,.oln
r" weakest OF me mlscrIIan.ous
'1hH' losing : III and points, re-
'eciiEc!y. Losses OF fractions to
airy points ruled elsewhere at
heavy c!ptc. sales amounted To
5.OOo ahar.H.
~ increase o: about 3li5.5OO.O0O in
u1i loans and discounts. the nrp,
."'! evanston ia that itam Tor s.y-
a, ""ehs. WAS the iotcwu;thy fen
re or ~" weekly c."1rincS report.
dealings ia bond. we're II the usual
e't -"nd chnrnctcr. Liberty issues
- 'tt"Fy notes showed oi,y nomi-
~ 'h"nf'H. but speculative 'yAlannd
mo foreign Guuttiona were lower.
''di sales. pa: value, S5.i6O.00G
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON
MARKET Is UNSETTLED

NEW ORLEANS: June is.-whMc The
trend IN cotton today WAS lowurd higher
levels II was an unsettled market IN the
trading and again toward the close Ii.uyy
realizing on the short side. Induced Ia !,
large extent by the report that coal min
ris In Great Britain were returning 10
work by the thousands. and that no, n
sufficient vote had been cast 10 continue
she strike. caused almost complete reiec-
ton OF the unfavorabic views held yes
terday regarding British labor conditions.
FOR awhile at least. In the late trading
the news that striking mill operatives in
laneash,irr PAD; In many cases. refused
strike. caused new selling. The markc;
finally closed at net advances on tho
day OF to u points. w!,h July a, io7i.
Fist trades were AT lower levels and
FOR a while the selling PRESSURE in owl
dencc yesterday WAS again felt, hut aftc-
declines OF 10 to II points had been
reached and July had fallen to i05l the
market commenced to feel now buying
of consequences and realizing by shorts
with the result that n sharp upturn came
scout. which lasted long enough. to put
prices IL TO 3 points over tho finals OF
yesterday. July rising, TO lo.s3.
For awhile the market held steady hut
gradually gave ground n i!,:le later, rG-
eedlng about 10 points. a Hash OF strength
eafne In the late trading. which carried
Jolly 30 1854. but other months did not
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IL MONTHS IN JAIL
FOR RECKLESS DRIVING
lBY Associated Press. /!

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June IS
William Brooks. Of this city last night
was given twelve months in Jail and
fined $3.50 by Justice w. c. Harris. Of
Hilton. Warwick County. on n charge
OF being drunk ana rcck!essiy rum
ming his automobile.
1t is the first Jail sentence ever
mated out in this soc:.Sa OF the State
on charge OF reckless driving
brooks noted an appeal.
BROOKS ana several "o,nnanions ran
into Norfolk autornhii. . rrw
weeks ago on the Warwi"t hishway y,
three women and "A young baby in the
Norfolk ear narrowly escaping death.
Warwick County authorities declare
that the next cas-" OF reckless driving
will be dealt with even more severe
~ than was Brooks. They say the
highway is dangerous and Indecent
az used by autoistS at present.
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CnI,,l.O GKtlN M,Kk,r

CHICAGO Jun" is-Ch.cngo board o.
Tad" operators hni thsir eyes on Tho
WHNilcr man ana 'hci- -SrH tuned - re.
H"r'- from tn. grain n"iiS to-day Fore
casts 81! cooler and ursr'tic,! w"aiho. and
e'r'rt opinions TINT wheat rust .oports
NHfd Git"r 2 airy .tronS opening and
~! options clns.i near the low puiu; OF
.ho short session. wheat showed not
losses y: TO cnc; corn az ~ 10 ?, and
oats 90 &c TO sc. Provisions. Influenced
~ a strong yards market finished IN
ehnnf"i 30 40 higher
Wheat started 2Tzt.C higher. iii. carly
hoho; being that thE hot. dry weather
was forecast "a c"ntinnc. Commiss ION
ana = rrlEnt" r'I"It rom Winning prr
dieting = srfirg wheat crop ~ $50 ~. "
nu.h"'- .cr chn,t1 hellrh weaken the
uhFr"i, Ials Wus accented by domestic
~ elections and ~ tn. Oklahoma Board
20 NEr!ru.tnre statement that acr"ac"
N mat State WAS some l.1to.orG high"-
than nr"liin-naty .si!mnt"~. pil,c i,Ic-
my iT'' iHuH., and az III close N. mar
Hr' Wa 3 20 - under rhe top price
Oafs md corr followed Wheat. tn- course
Of III" former being hIsl"ncd when som.
Eastern houses reversed F-!lay's attI,ul.
and -oii corn. Country offerings were
reported fairly ibera! ana crop re-
ports generally excel! mt.
bccaJs" OF an upturn in hogs and - trade
r"pOr; by l.hdiaG hnusr that European
demaid showed Signs OF rryiviES. Trade
however, was dull
Leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT opsn IIich. Low Close
Inly ........ 1877 19r1, las, '2Si
Sep,ernbcr ;. i.?ais 10y. ia ,5s,.
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JtIii, M\ItiiI.r

Nf.N TDHk. juno ia ftradIe- iOnr.
Win n'"d"fnt" activity. marked ,h. Lad.
.nS IA II. cub M .!tct today rrh,itr
"AS en-! ~ professional There Ms
y - s'F activity ~ tIriD Syndica," in ~.
sH"ht" I" tn" tuuuuiir"trl" n mar -,
: tNHa pinphny has concluded nrEUtlatl,us
.,,n e ~ WI. rake over CpnirO! OF tho
Cities Hy;yi"g shares ana dehenturc bonds
~ s'.'H'.+ hl:A r IA IN. carly trllin..
Aitcr a W. OF cS,rD,u. ,;1,i',' as ,,
Mh.Gh thc ur!ee slulupci TO below T.
i"'th Coal auI Iron moved higher on
h"@fy activity due 10 ;h- caiuunnv"s az
w. 49,. On q: l5'."riy. IN tE. No.ioik .nd
h,.al"Eh K".rgEl BYrda .y,ro st.,.IItr
LMrA o-uE-. nLN ami - ~ ~ o.t.,-.
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herd owners contiguous 10 the city
committee has been named TO pre-
pare a constitution and bylaws 10 b..
reported to Il meeting TO be called
for the purpose. II is proposed to CO.
operate in the production OF milk.
it's sale and in the buying Of feed is
also proposed in tho association.
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MISCELLANEOUS M,Hkrrs


Nl-X,- v.-,,. -, MONEY.
~ ,ftRk. Jun" Is Money on call
~ and ST. rar cent during ;he
- wo"h, - crnnLrsd With a rangc in
~, previous week 81 c. and pcr cen.
u" tlInc iu"nsy market Wa aulo. a,
-.ohs 81 ~" last week sclui onerlrrs
-, 80 ""'ts u1n .. peg cent !.rncw.i T..
VIZ" ARRANGED ~ 8. nor cent IN mixed
'",,,,n,trai ana : per cen; on all !nhut:riais
-Hf' .l"t..' EhTvr rates ruled at g.. 70. r
IN irt ie best names auL uc- cen.
.M. ~ niEhly rated names. some cx.
49, .nH1ItF HsGh -clusT unpcr discounted a =
~ "Sr ccht Cnmm"rClal Taper demand
Wa confined largely TO country banks.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
COTTONSEEn an.


NEW YORK. Tune ls-Aft.r starting
t'-5uE, ,pf"nsred OF. turned easy unh.r
srntt"r"a rea &inr by overnight longs ana
w'thL'!i!h. %! SUPPORT uwiI,. 20 dishaiicf
81 census hsNrvs OiI tpHSUrup.,nu ,'lns.
lhE hidS w"r" I ." = points no, ioyy,,
shi.s 'lg' barrels Prime crude 5.s.
,.'%i September. $50. December. .7s mi
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Clearing House Report.

NEW YORK. June lS.-Cicarirg
house statement Exchanges. s6is.-
balance. S7i.iS2,o01. Federal
Reserve Bank credi; balance. ss5.7l6.-
o0i
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,1tIk produrcrs 10 OrgnnI.c.

IfScHBURG. VA. June ls.--Thc
first step looking TO the formation
of an association of milk producers
il, the vicinity Of I.ynchburG has been
;aken here by some OF the largest
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Foreign Exchange.

NEW YORK, Jun. lS-Eoro,,
r'ahee opened slightly lower TODAY
remand sterling was on at s3s75
liTe. 'o"o2; francs. .Osl7: marks. .Ol,f
Danish kroncn, iTao
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The ZAMESDkSPA TCHS RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS

ward !n~rr .hiu"s. Knit goods wer. active
IN "oiiiths ines. bat aulet ia intns Ger
ta'h .tn"7 NJ hosiery advanced HurIl,>
"eT" nrin. wool goods steady and SILKS
In moderate DEMAND.
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NEW YORK COTTON OPENS
AT DECLINE 3 TO is POINTS

SEW YORK June h-restefdays severe
krr"h -. followed by rallies ia ;hc cot
W mnti"t .n.a morning. Dat they were
aoi sustained. "'d y. close VAS easy.
ui,. namSr'- 80 D'.h'H h'thry; The
3.i,H ig H." SUD eC7ra ~ !-1J. com
Ipage. H',n -e "i Jhe ei"se yesterday.
Tn H"ihyt "p.H'd aH-'sy steady ~
f., ~. @' u'.s4. 90 result; Of
| 70 !" POINTS NJ iowet d.f4ng tue me-,
few M3nLtrs w..n ga, tu.. th4tu ...u.. D.
~aS ~ 'n%"S'S as" ni'..m'', '.,t uir
.yn Gy some OF yesterdays o..rf, .rt d
N..S. on, soN,,lhs ""S agtNr "hu sui"
ms caused rallies duTia2 the .ai... ID.
| ac morning when seHorla reached r-rr
iAa' 10 sr'-- ui the adverse vote. iIrit.sn.
~. iniHel2 were rainy returning to
was .Npccted a. any moment Jug sold
nn 90 ~. Will Dec.n.hcs ad.nuccI from
l-ii 70 az. win 2ci'vc months generally
|sHowins net gain" Of ~ 10 . nus unt.l
vel along "a n mo!n!nE ~ Do,ore
ihc close however. brokers wl,a South.
western connections became s..!ors. ana
!nsEe va 4 rSnewi. oi sSattc!ins 'iqu!da
dur.rg Inc last NV minutes '''
According To reports &C.. ~, ii mere tai,
,.@oTnninss, oge!aI,.ons N I."ntasn,ry
'.ut- OF operatives had been taken ny ,j..
tfi.,s nriy,,e rep"rt pointing to
wHHs reEarded as c"nnar.ms rather Uca.
.sh!S WIN TIE ttp"rtS issued toward Tho
end OF las; month. nut die! NOT Srru, H.,
create much frcsn sentiment with reference
y" lht Ht"nhI.e showing OF the onloit.
nEurgs scheduled :"E qualification. u!i ..u.y
Traders iu'ni no srcCia. cause FOR
Comment on tn. news from goods tran.
and the weather In the South considered
generally favorable. except continued
absence OF rain in some Ea.tcrn belts
Port movement.
: Ncw York MiidlinE li.i5 stock 1859.
- Minor .HTts-Keceipts 500. exports SEQ.
STOCK. 2ji:.
Total today Receipts. Gs7;: exports.
Total ior week receipts. 2s.G7.. exports.
1904
Tc,ai. ier season Receipts. o.3is,si; ex-
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tANANNNl GA. June !. -Turpcn,i,.
indn,. ~ ssisi ii; ',".pts -. ship,
- 'e,e!pis i,aaj. shlr'ncnts Gsj: .,,cL
80 @ge,ss,;-.h' 30: =, se,T75. E 3.si:t
iN ~: *. llp72; VI 81: iv,:
S75fs 20. WV Gsyi.i5 - 49, W.
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. Total SAFES or stock.

NEW YORK. June iS.-Total sales
stocks 3eS.2o0 shares: bonds. Sj.0ii.-
600. Total sales of stocks for tho
week. $4,000 shares: bonds. sos. =
964. 900.
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mako ncw h!sh levels. Jus: on tn. clo.e
'hcre Wa bust - selling and no gains
N"fe !.arcd down materially
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EicnMo>D EVE STOCK MAnKEr
nIchmond Union STOCK YarAs.

Juno g. 1871.
Rerue -kS: Fair nun Of cattle on market
Prices barely steady ON TAT Cattic. Com.
mon cattle q! al kinds very Gull sr':
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DRY GOODS
I'Nr" YORK. juno lS-Co,,on goods
~" gul"i-r today Parma inclined 70.
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FINANCIAL.

NJ" YORK June - Scw Yora clear
Xxx mouse exchanges today were SeS.e,y.
hISh-: at 2I-.d
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-12-03

ten 90: thence north for dis
lance OF 3-4 miles to the quarter
corner between Sections IA and 23;
thence west for distance of IL
mile to the northwest corner of Sec
tion 23: thence north for distance
of Ia mile TO the northwest corner
of the SW1-4 of the SW1-4 of Sec
tion IA thence west for distance
of 3-4 miles to the northeast corner
of the SW1-4 of the SW14 of Sec
ton 15; thence south for a distance
of 3-4 miles to the southeast corner
OF the SWl-4 of the NW14 of Sec
ton 22; thence west for distance
of Ia mile to the quarter corner
between Sections % and 81; thence
north for distance of Ia mile to
the northeast corner of the SE1-4 OF
the NEl-4 of Section 21; thence
west for distance of one mile to
the southwest corner of the NW14
of the NW1-4 of Section 21; thence
north for distance OF Ia mile to
the northwest corner of said Sec
ton 21; thence west for distance
of l 1-2 miles to the quarter corner
between Sections 1Sand 19: thence
south for distance of Ia mile to
the southeast corner OF the NEl-4
of the NW1-4 OF Section 10; thence
west for distance of 1-2 mile to
the southeast corner of the NE1-4
of the NE1-4 of Section "a. Town
ship 40 north, Range 4 east, tho
point of beginning.
EXCLUDING, HOWEVER, from
within the above described boun-
daries the following described lands,
to-wit.
Description S. T. h. A.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-12-03
Total excluded

Total excluded ....240.O
IT is FURTHER ORDERED that
an election and meeting be and the
same is hereby ordered. called and
directed to be held within said pro-
posed irrigation district for the
purpose of submitting to the vote of
those WIKI shall be entitled by law
to vote thereat whether said The
Del Nortc Irrigation District shall
he organized, and If organized to
elect directors thereof until the first
annual election, and to transact
such other and further business as
may properly come before said
meeting: that said meeting shall be
held in the office Of The Rio Grande
Abstract company at the corner of
in tho
town of Del Norte. Rio Granda
County, Colorado, between the
hours of lo'clock y. m. and 4 o'clock
p. IN. on Saturday, the 10th day of
December. 1921. and that notice
thereof be given as by the statute
provided.
The foregoing resolutions were
put to vote, the roll being called
with the following result:
Ayes: X. A. chisholm. o. L. Lind
strom and r. S. Williams.
Noes: None.
The resolutions were thereupon
declared carried.
County School Superintendent,
Miss DIETRICH. appeared before tho
board and presented before said
board permission from the State Tax
Commission duly signed and author
iLing an Increase In the levy on
School District No. I to l9 mills and
school District No. S to li.5 mills.
The said increase In the levy was
accepted and allowed - the board.
Upon motion duly made and car
ried the chairman was instructed
to sign contracts with the Monarch
Engineering Co. for the rebuilding
OF three bridges across the Rio
Grande river as follows: One Mt
Granger, one at Pinion ranch, and
one at stoebers lane.
Moved by Commissioner Lind
strom. seconded by Com. Chisholm
aud duly carried that the board
purchase from A. ID. Kenyon
four trntlers nj total cost OF
$4,000 and agree to pay for the
samo at their regular meeting in
March 1929. provided such price is
accepted hy the said A. u. Kenyon
not later than November 25. 1921.
There being no further business to
come before the board they adjourn
ed to meet the first Monday in
December.
Given under my hard and seal
this 23rd. day OF November. a. d.
1924.
II. G. TRAPP,
County Clerk and Recorder
(SEAL)
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-12-03
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
NOVEMBER TERM
Continued from last week.

rebuilding
BE 1T RESOLVED
this special
Of
going resolution
OF led inst
county following