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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-05-05

Secs. 33 ana 30 of the Acts of 1917
are controlling, and when construed
together clearly require the construc-
ton above given. This ruling is i'm
keeping with the former rulings of this
office. You will note that Sec. 80 pro
vidcS TINT
"I'hc county court Of each county
shall levy for roads purposes a capita
tion tax Of one dollar on each male
inlabitant of the county who has reach
ed the age Of twenty-one years ana
NOT LIABLE to labor ON the roads
and pay tlo Communication mentioned i'm
Scc go az this Act"
Since those over 30 years of age arc
Nol Liable TO labor on the roads or
.o pay ,A' rrnmutation mentioned I'm
SEQ. go of the road act. it neccssariIv
follows that this class of persons come
Within tac very words of Sec. 33.
may add that the Attorney G,oueroL
~ tic state br Hon. Frank Lively
now Judge OF the Supreme Court Of
hWcHl. ou June 10Th. 1920. intnrprotod
ibis statute as I 90.
N"1 ".ll therefore. instruct your
'.-is' ".'S to collect the road cnptto-
irons in accprdarcc with this ruling.
Very respectfully.
W s. HALLAIIAN-
STATE Tax Commissioner.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-05-05
NOTICE

Notice is hcrby given that the part
ncrship heretofore existing between
e. V. Malona ana the undersigned. at
Big Springs. w. Va. has been dissolved
by mutual consent
All claims against said firm are pay.
able by the said Malona, ana all ac.
counts owing said firm are due and
payable to the said G. V. Maona. who
continues the business at the same Old
stand
3-11 It JOHN II. WILSON
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-05-05
DE-. }. z. FLED CUNlHu

pr. !. Il. Floyd Inc well known Lyo
Specialist. vii. max" his regular visit
TO GrantSyiiic ON May 10Th and DIST.
1t Will b" remembered that DR. Floyd
has prescribed glasses for the people of
Calhoun for Il number of years. SO
Please make your appointments early
as his time Will be fully occupied and
he cannot wait. Two Days Only.
3-2S-It
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-05-05
The Calhoun Chronicle
Thursday, May s, 1921
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Patronize Geo ". Hsmilton's Res
taurant
Alvin Gamer. of the upper Kanawha.
was circulating among friends here the
first of the week.
John Fowler, an Industrious farmer
of near Mt, Zion. was here the first of
the week attending TO business matters.
Magazines of all kinds at
The Chronicle Bookstore.
Harold Marshall. who has been laid
up with Il severe case of tonsiIitis is
able to he out.
j .R Godfrey. substantial farmer
and merchant of near Sumptown. was
here Monday ON a business crrand.
Misses Wynnye ana Kit Williamson.
OF ParkerSburg. are here for visit
with their sister Mrs. r. J.. Hamilton.
Kansas Best Flour $1.5O bag: Hart
er's y No. 1, $1.4O lag at
The Grantsville Mill.
FOR SALE-Braud new Ford Tour
ing Car run less than 200 miles cleo
trio starter. extra chains ana hood.
Call or write a. r. YOak. Ayers w Vo.
Spencer and Obey White. excellent
citizens OF White Pine. were prominent
visitors here Thursday.
Silas and Clifton Witte. of Apple
Farm. were attending 10 buSincs. in
town Thursday.
X i. Mollohan returned Sunday from
Baltimore and other Eastern markets
where he had been on purchosiug
trip for the Smith store
Buy your Flour at $50 bag for Kan
sas Best; $40 bag for Hartcr, A
No. I. mt
The GrautsviIIc Mill.
Harley Knight. who runs the Eureka
Pipe Line cos station at Revere. was
here Saturday ON li- way home fo
spend Sunday.
just arrived. one lot of Mems ana
Boys Odd Coats Cotton and Wool
going from 500 90 $500 zach
Jos Kcrby & Son. Crcmo vs. va.
John W Yoak. of Ayers was tram.
acting business iu town SATURDAY. rrr
and his brother. O-cur YoaE. lrn Mon
DAY for cIrudcuuiu where they viii
work for the United Fucl Gas Go.
James Martin pro-uarou. farmer
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-05-05


ia'rohiAe Geo. ". Hamilton's Res
'""r""''
NrS' cav sit raker has been scr
''''>'' i''''>i' E''' I"F several days
Rov y - v-;,l,a,,,, 5..
""H '"' i"rA'rSn"rS 10 consult Il ply
'i''''''
Guy Gamer ANA family. do,,,nt,d
m.l.a t,nt,. r -" aN' ~, " mere me! VIII
" - '''''' ''o'"''
Patronize Geo W Hamilton. 1,o.
Hale Knight. q prominent vo,,no man,
of Big Bend. was visiting friends hero
~ '''''''
Kansas Best Flour $50 bag. IIort-
cr's y no. /. $1.4O bag at
The Grantsvillc Mill.
Mrs. Andy Kight of near Nobc Is
seriously i'll at the home of her moth.
cr Mrs. Susan Stump.
Monday from short visit Win Mr.
and Mrs. l.. ). Witt. of NIcArtbur q
SCI, "uhh ana Clay Mcdonald. of
ncSday.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-05-05
GARDEN SEEDS
FREE! 0nc Fern with Every Dollar
Purchase of Garden Seeds.

The following sect, put up in 81. ice
and 20" Packages: White Plume aud
Slant Pascal CELERY; long Green.
white Spin and Jersey pickI;ng On.
cumher; Sew IorI, and lsiack Heanty
Egg Plant; Sonny .cst, Ghallt's Jcwa!.
Store yellow Plumb. june Pink and
Pondero,a Tomato; Purple Top White
Globe iunip; sun Flower seed; Jan.
aneso Pie and Tennessee Sweet Pota;a
kPrmpi';n; French Breakfast Circinnot
Market, Iciclr, white Strasburs. Long
Black Spanish ard Early Scarlet Trr
nip EadiNh; Long Standing Spinach:
Satisfy; Golden Hubbard. Giant sum
mer CrO0!mcck, Early White Bush and
Earty Hubbard Squash; Detroit gar,
Red, EarlS Stood Turmip and Crosb,
Egyptian Beet; Nj Season, Fiat Dutch
early '-nmm"r Early Jersey Wakefield
Late UrCnhcad ana Late E.at Dutch
Cabbage; Daay"r, sialf Long Carrots,
Moss CURED Endive:. Dwarf. CurIrd
scotch aud Siberian KaIe; Grand Ran
ids SLACK seeded Simpson, Early Prize.
head, May Ning and iceberg Lettuce:
Emerald Gem. Usage. Rocky Ford and
Tip Top iIusit Melon; hlcrk,cy's
''wecte. DARK icing, Tom Watson ana
Sweetheart Water Melon: Red Weth
cr-fcid -i't,:si.in, yellow Globe Oar
ve', ard prizcta,er Onion Seed; Mos.
lr'ed Iaaie;; Bull Nosc. Long Red
tajc|rc. 3imcH'c, Rally iUrg and Keu
Chill Peppers.
Ehc following seeds pat uD in l5c
a'd 2jc packages, Beans: Improved
Golden Wan, H;ack Wax, Hmpre-
ririrglc>- Dwarf horticultural Dwarf.
Giant ~iFiHl!r,. Red Valentine. Tones
see Green Pod, white Kcufucl, Won
der. Pole horticultural Wonder. lazy
Wife. white Creascbnck. Dwarf and
Ycic I',ud acaus; Cora: GoiGcr Ban
tam, tcrde!, Barry Giant. Country
Gentleman, ,toHclr- Evergreen. ~.
/ag, Mammoth ana Peep o. Dly Corn.
Peas First and Best. Gradrs. Trlc-
phone. Notts Excelsior and Champion
of England
send stamp, for Parcel Posi-
~ yen az" 100 Pariscr,burg u lie
month Of May wc invite YOU 10 visit
our new Conservatory IN Dudlcyyiilc-
]
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-05-05

''a,,eties Pee doz., 81 per 100
Loose PEPPER Plant, ready May
D. Bull Nose, Ruby King. Pimen-
to and Long Red Cayenne. l5c doz.
Loose Hgs Plants. ready May ).
2Gc doz.
Celery Plants, White Plume ana
"'ah' Rascal Zoe Goz. 50c per 100
N"''lii'oWef fiants' Poe doz
Sweet Potato Plants.
Zoe dOl. 3 doz. &c, Soc pcr 100
send Stamps for Parcel Post
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-05-05

was a pleasant caller al The Chronicle
Office Monday
All the leading Magazines and Per
/! iOdical iii stock at
The Chronicle Bookstore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie ]. Ayers. of
White Pine. have secured rooms ana
moved to this place
Everett Gamer. Il leading citizen of
Joker. was hero ON business Wrdncs-
day.
John Holpp. Il substantial farmer of
Leading Creek WAS Il business visitor
in Grantsvillc Monday.
Buy your Flour at $I.5O bag for Kan
SaS Best: $1.4O bag for Hartcr's 4
No. ! at
The GrantSyillc Mill.
Give us your standing order for mag
azlneS and know that you are going TO
receive your favOrites regularly
The Chronicle Bookstore.
Albert Jackson "a prominent ana i'm
lIu'ntiai citizen of the head of Leading
creek. was tranSacting business here
Thursday
Miss Ruby Board departed this week
for Terra Alta where She will remain
for some time for the benefit of her
health
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-05-05
THE BANK OF CRATTSVIL1.E

REPORT OF the condition of
tr oc
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-05-05

DIPLOMA EXAMINATION NOTICE.

'f' ''' .''.' 80 h.t'.'.h sAVN wv ~ e.
The srtoud diploma examination will
Dee hold ut tho following places ON
Thursday and Friday May l2.h and
i3h. 1921.
Walnut Schcolhousc
Mimora Schoolhousc.
Lower Rush Run SchOolhousc
Grantsvillc Schoolhousc.
Cpddock Schoolhouse
Three Mile Schoolhousc.
~ G.. CAIN.
4-28-3t County superintendent
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-05-05

Mr.. and Mrs. y. G. Miller returned
Thursday from II short visit 10 Par
kcrSburg
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-05-05

~ ycu az" zoo pariscf,burg To- ,l,c
month Of May $50 invite YOU 10 visit
our new Conservation, in Dudlcyyiilc-
Ten minute. ride ol street car.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-05-05

County SuporIntendcnI
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-05-05

John Fowler. an Industrious farmer
OF near Mt. Zion was here the first of
the week attending to business matters.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
coNyEsRsxoN PRIVILEGE

In accordance with the provisions OF sas !
Trust lndeneure the right 70 exchange said
Notes OF Series D for Consolidated Nor
gage Thirty-Year Sinking Fund Six Per Cent
Gold Bonds Series a, OF said Corporatiorl
due August l. 194s. nov pledged under said
Trust ln6enture Will continue up said re-
demption date January ID. 1922. The hclds5
of any one more Of said Notes OF Seriez
d Upon the surrender thereon at said ofslcs
OF Bankers Trust Company on or before sal
date Will be entitled to receive in exchans
therefor one or more bonds OF said Series 4
of such aggregate principal amount fwhca
shall be- $1,000 or a multiple thereby rha~
such bonds taken at a price 10 yield ali
and oIe-halt per cent per arnuzu teon3<
pntea according TO the tables Of hea
values specified In said Trust Indsntrrel
viii equal the principal amount OF ths
Netes 50 surrendered Tor exchange. with i
cash adjustment Of accrued interest, ans
Win q payment In cash by said CoTporas
ton OF thai part OF the principal amour
OF the Notes for which bonds cannot To-
delivered upon any such exchange. Aps
plientina wils bs made for tire listing e.
said bonds. Series a, Upon the New Zoss
Stock Exchange.
| Dated, New York. November g. 1854.
l BETHLEHEM steel CORPORATIONS
| by W. r. HARTMANN. Treas1rsr.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
Porto Rico Planters Begin
War ON Pink Boil Worm

SAN JUAN. P. R., Nov. Is By Mall .
As a preliminary means of combat
ting the pink boil worm which has been
found mere cotton fields are being
burned over and places where aeted or
cotton might spread infection are be-
ing disinfected. No steps have yet
been taken, however. which are con-
sidered drastic enough in view of ex-
perience in the United States and else
where.
One suggestion made has been that
all cotton planting be suspended for
q period of three years. The cotton
crop Of Porto Rico is worth approx
mately 100000 year, and planters
ere opposed TO having ban placed on
growing.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12

athletic parnphernalia should find
ready reception for their products in
the overseas markets.
Sporting goods manufacturers in
England and Germany are active in
supplying this Increasing demand for
tennis, association football and cricket
supplies. The lower rate of exchange
prevailing in thar favor has an iname-
date result in promoting the safe of
their athletic goods and bringing them
within the price limits Of larger por-
tion Of the public than is possible for
the higher priced and exchange-infat-
ed American goods. However, Ameri-
can paraphernalia is recognized as be-
i,--. saf ,v-..si,icr .ysrk ra&nNzi- aad rsa
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
New Treasury Notes Offered

From The Trsbune's Washington Burecu
WASHINGTON, Dec. I1.-An offer
series of Treasury certificates, dated
December Is, WAS made in an ar
nouncement by Secretary Of the Treas
ury Mellon tonight A six months is-
sue, dated December IS, bears AZ per
cent interest, and twelve months is
sue bears 4ta per cent. Certificates
will be issued In denominations OF
S5ep. 81 60. Sd gee. 1000 Mnl Slo0 900.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
Standard Oils
Independent Oils

400 'Allen OIL. II IS Ts IS
1900 Am Fuel OIL 55 Is "a s.
,5So 5o0 tisnl, &c nf.'p,t p.t ~ - 23s,s 2i@
lslSs lSs A5@1%s Ak Nat Cas- Cas- ~ lts y l5. 4 1o -
35e0 *Barnet OIL. 2
1000 "Bis Indian. S5 50 sJ s.
43200 Boston we 81 * 20
1oo Br-A oil Ltd. Soi. G0'a 80 30
1900 Carlo Synd 5ls 5ls Az a.
s6s do pf ..'.-. e'-s 5s,s 5s%s asls 5assl 5ss 5s1s
100 cosd & CO pr ~ ~ u ~
3S000 "Cuahins Pet.
1909 *Denny on. 10 ~ IS -
4sS 9sS Rs.islss Rs@assss 9 S.i = x =: j: y =
1900 *Edmonds OIL. 73 rs 50 50
1SS9o 1S299o Es .h,nad. Basin Pet ~ es ~ ~
1890 Federal on. IL, ~ 1ax IN.
Se9 Fensland ..... 9}s 9ls IS. q.
',sSs 7s$$ s$$ S5sassa $s3ssSs al Il X y i X j:
1880 ffIudso1 on. 1s u 10 II
lsg90 ls3 90 lm2erial I1 Oil 19A 1913 -9sa gla
700 Kay Co Gas. ~ TX
22l0o %keystone Ran 50 loo 70 50
20 g Inns I1'@ass n ss'a F Y lss IL i.
2336S *Lyons Pet. IS IT 60 GO
100 Lone sta~..... ~ % "a -
100 Magma ~ .. la l5s ia IN
100 %Manhat N 1s 1s 1S 13
1900 Maracaibo Oil. 23h 2Sh 2SA 94M
500 Margay on. ~ sN ~ 81.
1900 Marland Mex. "a "a IL X
400 Marland Ref. : 3 % ~
10000 Meridian Pet. is 18 ia IT
1900 Merritt OIL ... I01s 10ss 10 103t
1900 Mex Eagle. II 1S ls14 IL
400 Mex Pan .... 2 2 Ia ia
''2:$ 9ss ass's ais~s.s 05 6i i. = i. i. 4 4
zoo do pt. ...... IN 81 az ~
goo eMount Gulf. 20 20 10 70
1906 Mount Prod 1ila 1lts 1oa4 1914
1000 Nat oil J.. "a 2fs 2a az
100 Ncco OIL pf... ga 3js ga Az
5000 *Noble OIL. Is 1e 1s 13
500 No Am OIL. = "a
38 Ohio Fuel -. 21 81 q q
10000 *OhIo Ranger.
100 Oklahoma 80. 2I Il q q
$500 Sonar Oil :. 81 81 SIS 68
240o Pennok OIL. 8 eas 5s. 5@
40 Philiipa Pet W. go 60 co 60
$500 Prod & Ref. ~ GIG
500 90 pf ..... TN IN ~ TX
5000 *Red Rock. 49,. 90 90 s5 6s
1000 Ryan CON-. 6 5A 5sa
ss0o Salt OK Prod. 147s 14A 13$E 1875
3so0 Sapuipa Ref. 3Ts 33 3ss
20o0 ~Sequoyah 49,.
50 Pure OIL foo 1Co 100 100
3i5oo slnsns Pet.... IFS 12% 10s. 11la
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
FINANCIAL
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Secured Serial Seyen Per Cent.
Gold Notes, Series D.
NOTICE oF REpEMPTIoN

To each and every holder of the Secured
~ngzaf Seven Per Ccus. cod Notes, Serirs
II. Of Bethlehem Steel Corporation. Is
eues; snsser sfie FrHsf S113ers9nre. sAzttesf
July *. 1918. between bethlehem, steel
Corporation. Bethlehem steel Company
and bankers Trust Company, al Trustee
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIyEN that Beshle-
nem Steel Corporation has elected TO exercise
rs right 20 redeem. and will redeela anil
pay. on January IS. 1872. all OF its Secured
Serial Seven Per Cent. Cold Notes OF Seffes
tnen outstanding thar interest sal
Notes of Series u will cease on said redexnp .
fion date, January IL, 1872: that the holders
of said Notes OF Series q are required "a
said redemption date to present them for re-
demption and payment at the Office OF Bank
ers Trust Company, No Is Wall Street. il
the Borough OF Manhattan. In the City o.
New YORK; and that on presentation arg
surrender thereof with coupons MATURING
on July Is, 1892, at said Office as aforesaid
said Notes OF Series D Will be redeeme 1
and paid az 1905 OF the principal aIslnslr
thereof and interest accrued TO said re-
dclnpt.on date
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
eign Opportunities
for .. S. Sports Goods

sssa.. 'crw'ds growing interest in
.sa.t. sports presents great cppor~
ls..as s0s american manufacturers OF
s,.a.ss goods, according to a survey
as.. 'sa ~ the Department Of Com
a,.s. tennis leads as q pioneer in
- sais interest Ia competitive
and backed by the success
IN .a'ns American players in re-
~ national tournaments, 1t
sm that eur manuga esurerS OF
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12

81 Sun Oil 7s..... go
80 Swift C Co Is '25.10G
As do rs 1931....102
146 Texas Co Ts. ..101
26 Tidal Usage Us. 1Ge'
1fs Tol Edison IS. .ig4
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12

Gales (ooo rraittecz. Open High Low Last
Tob Prod 7s.-. 400 100 100 1oe
e7 IN OH Prod S.. SO So % SO
20 Vacuum Oh 7s-107 10z LOG IS 1865.
"A weat Elee 7s....1e4 1o4A 1os 3 1o5 3
60 Wilson Co 71s 81 81 96As sSs
f72 Winchester 7Es-1e0 I00ss es@s zoe
Warner Sug Is 9s% 80 "a ss1a So
Foreign Bonds
s2s Argentine Ts.-..10o 100 Il 100 zoe
% Badisehe A AS II "a X 5s
French VIC 5s..- 56 SIS IS So
so do Gov Is. 4eA 46h 4sh 4sis
les Ger Gen El 41a@ - 50 "a ga
10 Hamburg 4ias..- So 5iA 5A a.
1875 Rio Grande 8s...1003s iol 1c0A io1
60 Russian 6ias-... Is Is 12% 1esA
1s 40 G A4s cts. II II 1eks l0ss
do 8 IS -.-.-- u IS u %
EOS Swiss S AS S4lA 95 "a e5 S
SUruguay 5s.. So 80 60 70
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12

terial, and should obtain its share OF
the worlds trade from the weather.
classes, as well as from purchasers
among the more skilled exponents o.
the Eporta.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
Week s Curb Market
Indusfrials

Sales. Open High Low Last.
isisS asisS .as%. Asms qS"l fsst.. !" ~ u !"
* * z1sTss z% T.s;sss NJ s; tx a~ IL Il IL
So0 soS Am prod & n s% sss ga 2Fs
400 Am Road NJ. 4 3
dos 1Ss haaubyp A byDe cbsg Sag 60 o. S9 80 So
s,0o 500 snrsdlsy ~ r. e., . r. q
sa$$ sS$$ s$$ hss sEsr = 1SS Bro. ''' Il
1900 Cal or Fruit s7s ga 6A g..
tGoo sCar Light 100 los % e5
Ego ,s0 Carlse Ca1,,lsDs, Tire ~ a. lfb *
isS do pr -'..i0Y 'iSY iiSSTI iioSS los
'sSS sSS sele G 1eTesa Mippls sas & u 7ss@ s% y
Ss iSs ,s%s,s Asts It 4 sss &c IL s
lo4oo Col Emerald. Ia IN
100 conley Tin II. IA ii IL IA
sss$ SIS ;ss :Ss' .S:',s s''S.' 4 a. =
$4,000 do Ind. l3 14h ls lax
llS0o Farrell Coal. 1874 1914 10 1ss.
1000 George Cloth i8lh IL 1915 isTs
49S 59S gillette r. .lIs% 1907 rs lso
$3.50 Gibson Howell Is 1874 Is 15l.
! goo Glen Al Coal a3 az AIN 4S
2oo 1soldwyn Pie. ~ AS "a. 47s
'sss sss dsGSyss' DO ss Tire s5 s7is ss M LIS
Ss sSs sSs ssas5al !5sas5 @Isj Ts =. Z = TX X
200 *Havana Tob.. SO Sc 95 s5
500 sdo pf...... 81 81 rs rs
100 Here Paper.
93 Hero Pwdr pr 90 90 90 90
| 800 *Hayden Ch. 100 100 80 81
| 5000 Imp Tobacco. 9ss 97s 9as 9%
$500 Inter Prophet. II liz I6 1917
$500 Inter Rubber. Ga II. 6%
| 100 Int Products
lAo0 Lake T Il pf.
SO Lggett Int pf. 40 40 40 AZ
Iss$ ss$ Ssss .ssse .fsss nSSs'li Nas 9" e
500 ~Manhat Tran 50 % 20 s.
10 Merck & Co pf 05 81 81 Gs
500 Mercer Motors -. 2s. 2ss ga
2ss5 Natl Leather. IS 2az ~
100 NJ A Pulp P. "a rs il. IN
1900 SParsons Auto 80 81 4s 90
1000 Packard Mot. TN ia IA IN
500 Peerless Mot. asa ss5a IS 85
| l2A00 "Perfec Tire. % % 20 80
1850 $40 phiIip az nSw Morris. ~ - ~ -
l35 Pyrene Mfg. 1oi4 10ta 1o1. 1ols
ss"o ssoo Naqio Hn ,r., ,c,'-'. "a * 22n si,s
100 REQ Mot TrlI. 90 % 20 30
400 Read Coal rts II 1917 IT ls16
loo Rep 1t 81 P. IL fTl@ 17r I7i5
200 r j Reyn 3 W II 81 81 81
10 do A " w..... - 10 rs -
'soo so Coal q Iron az Il :
900 Stand Com L. 525s SO 526s So
500 do pref ....i01 101 1nl 10t
loo st Gas 81 III pf 80 80 SO 30
400 Standard Not So az
10 Singer Mfg. 95 90 s5 95
500 Sweets Co. 2Ts "a 2s "a
3366 Swift Inter . 20 Fl ~ g2
200 T Ry L & ? pf 3
5000 Tobacco Prod. ~ AZ ssl
200 Todd Ship. II II 70 20
500 ~Triangle Film 20 90 20 2o
200 s Distrib.. &c 20 1sa 10
5000 ~ s I. e HOS 11s 50 100
,d20o a9oo 90 pref . u IA Is Ia
$1,000 ~ Ship Cor II 10 -
100 " Met Caps rs - rs Is
2S5o0 Tn Profit Shar ~ II. ~ "a,
1900 Tn Ret Candy 5ia bsS 5i
200 Z S Gig SITS pf
l0o IN Carbide. 4s 46 as IS
ae00 aS00 Wsyne .13.sl. C, Coai Is ia ~ ~
900 Zoo > " aa ,llys lst Corr. p3 a.
100 VIM Davies y 21 o1 81
500 Youngs & T. ss 6s a IS 6s y
Standard Oils
92oo Anglo-Arn oL sl4. 214 2o4s 2oA.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
"Sells cents a share.
Bonds

Sales (ooo omitted) Open High Low Last
s2S Allied Pack es.. 5l% 50 s1ls 81
80 do ss ctfs. 80. As Al As 4s
So do Is 1893 49,. .lO274 1913 "A 1e2a4 1927
10 Am Tob 7s t922loeN 1oi * 1908. 1oo7s
Il DO Is 1923 1ol z o2As 1o1s4 to2
II Am Tel 6s l922..lG0 1g01s 99n 100
4s do Ga 1924 ...l 100 100 Sg7s 100
Am Lgt 6. TT SIS. 96la ia ssia 9sls
~ Anaconda 6s.. 81 979s sex 97ls
1ls do 7s 1929. x 1o2as 1915. 1O2
30 Ang-A Oil Ttas.ID3Ss 1887 103 q I02 "a
So Armour & Co 7s192 u lo2%1o2 1924
= Beagsea5 Beaysl osr, ss - as gs gs a9a =
IS Beth Stl rs '22. 100Fs 10o& 1oois ZOE x
81 do rs 1893. .toe% tooA 1909 100 Is
so do Is 1885. 10osa I0l 100 - t09a
IL Can Y Ry eq 7s.1osla fo7ls 1es = Io7
I'd Can Pac So. ...l00 = 1o0A LOO I001a
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-30
CENTRAL pIpISION


Beginning az a point on The East
bank OF Sbecn and Skccu Main Can
al lj4l feet West OF the Southeast
corner of Section E, Township -
North, Range ] West Of Salt Lake
Meridian ana following ia" East
bank Of said canal lA02 foct 10 a
point 1861 feet Wrsr or IA" FHe'
Quarter corner Of the Northeast
quarter OF Section :, Township -
North, Rance ! W"U of Salt Lake
Meridian; thence leaving said East
bank of said canal and running
South degrees ~ minutes West
&470 feet 10 q point $40 feet North
of point 22OO feet West OF the
Southeast corner OF section :, said
Township and Range; thence South
II degrees 80 minutes West $500
feet to point 2300 feet East OF the
West quarter corner OF the South.
west quarter Of Section S, said Town
ship and Range; thence South IA
mile 10 a point 1900 feet East oI
the Southeast corner OF Section IS
said Township and Range; thence
East along Section line 1850 feet
laare or Less. Ia the Northeast corner
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-30
INSTRUCTIONS

That at said election each elcctor
shall be entitled to cast one vote To-
each acre foot OF water, or fraction
thereof, allotted TO the land owned
by such clcctOr. as shown by the said
order and list of the said Board Of
County Commissioners, and shall
sign the ballot and indicate along
with his, Ur her, Or II. name, the
number of acre feet allotted TO III"
land owned by the cloctor casting
the said ballot. Each land owner
may vote for three directors, one for
each division, and shall indicate his
vote by placing a marginal cross ny.
on the ballot for o. against tho ques-
ton submitted or name voted upon
aud opposite thereto.
At said election all persons shall
be entitled 10 vote who are land own
IRIS OF agricultural lands 10 which
=l'Cr has been allotted within the
aaid irrigation district and corpora
lions owning lands within the said
district shall be- considered persons
within IN" meaning of this section.
Land owners not residing within the
district shall b. entitled to vote only
~ me DIVISION bi HN'l NiH'iA ~ Ni''A'
in th,'r Lands or the u"Jor portion
thereof a." located. and each land
owner shell joe entitled 10 cast on"
woe fer each acre FOOT Of water, OF
,rrti"r' ih,rr.t. allourd o. tive lana
owned by such vISciot as shown by
the said order Of tive saih BOARD ~
County Commissioners listing and
plating gaid lands and shall sign the
ballot and indicate along with his,
her or iis name, the number Of acre
feet allotted to the lands owned by
the elrCtOT casting The said ballot,
Guardians, executions and uduiuistI1-
tors Of estates. who have been duly
appointed as such under the laws OF
this state, and who as such guardian
executor or administrator is entitled
to the possession Of the lands belong,
ing to IN" estate which he represent!
may on behalf Of his ward on the es
tate which he represents, upon BE-"
ing authorized by the proper court
vote at such election,
The polling places for said cleo,
ton and for each OF the said Livi-
sons will be located within the said
respective divisions as follows:
North Division, in the basement
OF the Farmers Ranking Company,
Cache Junction, Cache County, Ctah'