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OCAZIE RARA

Dorim sd auzim de Ia doua sau
trei persoane oameni de afacere,
Gu trecut bun 81 care ar vol ga
intre in RESTAURANT BISI-
NESS. Timpul e eel mai potrivit
de gasit locuri bune, ajutor 81
instalarea eftin.
Acum timpul de a te conecta
Gu o firma buna, oameni cinstiti
81 care cunosc afacerea de IL ami.
Afacerea de RESTAURANT in
tot deauna a fost buna rentabila
daca a fost condusa bine, nu nu.
mai pentru rbmani -sdar Sd fie
pentru toti, dupa sistemul anne
rica1i caci atunci iii vim 81 clasa
maf buna de romani. el@
Restaurantulf II Hoksttfdi / cunoscu,
de foaIrttee multi romani din Anne
rica 81 sproape de toti din Cleve
land, 81 suntem pc partea de vest
de Z ami, avem reputatie buna IL
casele mari din toata America.
Restaurantul nOstru q fost
pretuit in valoare de 100000, 8
near mai trebui inca vre-o tre
baeti Gu serviciu 81 cash de Ia
t25OO.0O in sus, pentru q mai face
4 pana la 6 RESTAURANTS il
Cleveland. Mai avem 81 un capita
de varsat de $500O.0O.
Doritorii de a intra in o afacer,
asa frumoasa sd sc adreseze Ia
Ziarul "Amorica".
(16O & 62 & 64).
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lH5lllIlIlE

Int rlgaH ~ Si,onei
aogtri Z ohssrvs un1aoarelo
rsguu l. timitsEeo Donlto'
schimboro d a6101k: "a
!. 0 = ooEie adreea voGoo'
unde - mars xiaxIl = adeo1n
unde 81 mutak
= Il dsoars peEDoaik ~
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oouto s1 "a = dea nn1no1o -
dsi y Z ogagulm eoresk
0ino N oboorv3 aoooeo -
SUh n sadar agteap4 a1 1 q
sdhinbs adrssa . ~ = peaaA
= Ad1niniGsEa1ia. .
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-12
l n Y IT 4 R E

D-nul Petru Pantea din comu-
ma Vecerd jud. Tarnava mare are
onoare ava face cunoscut Casa
toria sa Gu d-Soara Maria Palo-
san.
D-soara Maria Palosan din CO.
muna Parau jud. Fdgaras are
onoare q va face cunoscut casa
t0ria sa Gu dl Petru Pantea.
Ambi tineri Gu mare bucurie
win a.'si anunta cSsatoria D-nealor
ri aa onoare a invita- toate rude
nile consateni, prieteni 81 cunos-
cuti din loc 81 jur a lua parte la
celegrarea religiossa a cununiei
dansilor care va avea loo Sambats
in is Iulie 1921 Ia orele 2 p. m.
in Biserica gr.-or. romana din loc
precum 81 la petrecerea 81 Ia
masa care va fl aranjata la
orele IL seara in Hala Soc. din
1908 Adams Str. Gary, Ind.
NASH vor fl d-nul loan 81 dina
Maria Comanita din comma Grid
jud. Ngaras.
Muzica l. Stoica, din Indiana
Harbor, va distra pc onoratii
oaspeti Gu cele mai frumoase arii
de Dams.
"Sperind ca rudele consateni,
|pretini 81 cunoscuti ne vor onora
Gu prezenta D-nealor ramanem
aSteptandu-va Gu mare bucurie.
1mu q NASH.
12Q Adams Str. Gary, Ind.
(159C60).
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t.coNvpelRE
lss,s

Prin aceastx Sc Convoaca toti
membri Societatii u. r. Ard. 81
Transilvaneapa din Alliance, @.
pc Dumineca de II Iulie 1921 .
lua parte IL adunarea Generala,
care va avea un program foarte
interesant Gu aceasta ocazie pri-
mm punct va ii darea de seama
pc 6 luni trecpte 81 darea in pri-
mire la noul Comitet ales tot Gu
aceia ocazie vom avea roportul
de la adunarea Generala q U. S.
r. A. prin delegatul nostru toti
membrii sunt rugati q l,la parte,
Sedinta sc va deschide Ia orele
80 p. m. in Hala Societatii dt
sub No. 735 Ash Str.
(159- 9-61). sPrssidinls
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C0NCURS

Parochia gr.-ort. romano ''Sf
Gheorghe" din Canton, Ohio, Gu
data de 81 Iulie va ramanea va.
cant& in postul de preot. Preotul
actual va pleca in patria veche
Preotii doritori de a veni ca
|preot Ia Parochia noastra sunt
rtsatiEde a ne aviza pana in zius
de ! August 1921 gFin scris sau
in persOana Ia oficiR Parochial
Parochia gr.-ort- romanS ',Sf
Gheorghe.s.s
is9e - 9Th stF,IM.gxr
liz x D Canton, Ohio.
1atsi llorea, presedinte.
Sam Halmaghi, secretar.
(157-164).
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Q. q. ACRoPoLIs lHRGE CT
VTTEZA MARE.

VapOrul American Gu mare iu-
teala ACROPOLIS de Ia Ameri-
can Black Sea Line q trecut insu-
lele Az0re Vineri La amiazi in 8
Iulie 81 Gibraltar Luni in IL Iulie.
Vaporul S. s. Acropolis va
ajunge la destinatie inainte de
timpul prescris.
Pasagerii sunt fOarte multu.
miti Gu tratamentul ce au print
81 mancarea care a fOst buna 81
din belsug. (Adv.)
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De INCHlRlAT

o farma de 25 de acare sand
nat tot Gu cucuruz, ovas, cartofi
81 alte legume Stock-ul compus
din 2 cal, o vaca, 3 scroafe Gu pur-
cei, precum 81 toate sculele, de-
partare Z mile de la Public Squa-
re, drum bun 81 pardosit.4.ss
DoritoiSi q ise adlessis Ia:
lvAsuE coeTfA
Brook Park, r. D. asoa :.
49,. atF z arsshen. Ohio:
(l6o & i62 & 64). s.
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|Rezboiul din 1853 ;
EPaCea deParisl856>
Ds:A D. xInoPoI.
~: 4. ,. xIMopo O..

momentul cptie. pFin Q 6ucan de
|pkmant arg + Il tinP b surs
q. Austria Rtes invoi IN atae
a puteril - [ne, prins1 Lite.
nj, 4 ~ ! din .lts notss
Apropiindgss armstels alistilor
pres tire ds Hslonia, . rfscoalI !
eeeatsia err 81 putintx, rxseoal1
- ~ tot atit de primejd dioesi
pentrn Rusis e si pentru An1tri4
|d Prusia. Apoi Rom5nii = Unsu-
ri pstean = - tseniasok 4 pin
urnare "a 80 = eentss 1aisi
prin valea Dakrs ~ petea on
Ioe = ~ ~ 80 O lnts1 - u<
triee. fa y = i ~ ~ =
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AsoMATl' 1IlRyl
,,AmERlcA"
sWrnalsy

s' nunia eFa~d dseis3 masps1e ycu
pptsrile Apusllui. Es indramif
- incsroe D. asenenea iuptS, pen
IN e err fndesthl DE- 1 :.
cssx i danss, stiind binese q ~
Austria y Prussia incheieae > lei.
tur1 pin6 II IN punct potfivniet
y, dun1nis seestors M ~ =
nsarDt - de deperte, = ~ =
r. p1sts lasFxtosrs u rksboid -
IN 1nsinas ~ Pruxie - sigur3
stIl ~ sssIui n isars
y N I1i t 1T tsats-
I = ~ y I ti1s 1fle
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-12

M se gtia care W Il soarta rks-
boiului. Dac6 el era q lie il TO-
losul aliAtiior, Austria privighss
n tot timpql interesele. sae y
Dunxrea de JOS, 81 impiedeca dee
yoltares nnor nzzdinti ee putesu
|deveni primejd jdioase planurilor
sale; dac1 Russia esia inving6to
II impkratia otoman4 ers = ie
|desfacut1, Austria punes mana
pc partsa cea mai buut din ~
|tenirea acesteia. 8.
Reaul Anatriei era Hst A. nj
mil 1niter din lu nicl scoy
~ ebia din teS1 ~ $3.50
|scests tolpssele e e. = ID tx1 4 4
~ Inclrex xtnrile Rket itslHI stt
~ sdyII iasex 81 mu M ae@ll
~ popoarelor ce.Si s41u ll
| - pentru interesul - |ilII y
Psntsu : putee resll r!
ihito lsnprils ea - &
xilo MI 1li1 &
ylpii
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NA11 q TunQA13 e

ADA1D 0 1UQA33 q
pretul pentfu publicatii O.: ''Caut."
sDo vinsare." "Anunt d c4sAtorie," !"
etc, costx pentru fiscars cuvlat :
CENT? de publicatiA Sub 50 d ceati
NJ % publicA mimic.
Pentru Dari Dc seamA lnvttar 0e
botss, cununti sau dansuri. Z ceoti n.
MIA, sau 14.OO, I coloanA Dc sias.
Puhlicatiile ~ lie insotite de eu0a
necesAra. Credit M are Aocet oocaotA-
tile din Uniunea q. r. 4. 4p
Manuscriptels sau fotografn m .
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De INcAIRIAT

Farma, asemenea vindem tot
stocul care e pc farmS, doritorii
q Se adreseSe d.:
lr. q. 1oTHAU6ER
Stump I'd. Parma, Ohio.
(158, 59-6O).
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DE vINzARE

lBUCERIE 81 GROOERIE ii
tuata in centrul ROmanilor, a.
proape de fabricile ''Firestone'
81 miller" in So. Akron.
Adresati-va la
GEO CORD3A
10 Stanton Ave. Akron, Ohio.
(159-64).
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De MNZARE
SALON 81 CUGLARIE in cen
trul Romanilor. Amatorii sd sc
adreseze:
1914 Madison Ave. I,lfy +
(159-6O). i4
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De vINZARE

AL00 unul dintre cole ma
'buune de 'i, pc West Side.
- Mifottmitiiiil MfofStSm 4, 'dx:
'''S''n' 0ltlDHA
t3s4 l1.!!! ". elst W.. clsvsland, o
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-08-25

d. P. Olson, director of the bu-
rau of highways, state department of
public works. at Boise; William Os-
borne, district engineer, at Lewiston;
T. N. King, Of Missoula, engineer OF
the federal bureau of public roads, and
j. L. Bright, of San Francisco, feder
al road engineer, were in Grangeville
Saturday, and left Sunday over the
North and South highway to inspect
and accept for the federal and state
government. twenty miles of new high
way between Whitebird and New Mea-
dows, known as federal aid project No.
9.
This portion of the highway has just
been completed by Grant Smith
Co., contractors.
The engineers, it is believed, may
also have had in mind, when they
toured the North and South highway,
project to complete the road. Little
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-08-25
MINE SCHOOL DEAN is
BACK FROM GOLD ZONE

Dean Francis A. Thomson of the
University of idaho, school of mines,
passed through Grangeville Satur-
day, enroute to Moscow, after a trip
to Elk City on behalf of the state
buerau of mines and geology, which
will shortly publish bulletin des-
criptive of the geology and gold re
sources of north central Idaho.
Mr.. Thomson declared purpose of
his trip was to make final check of
obscure geological points which had
not been cleared up during previous
visits. Mr.. Thomson spent three or
four weeks in central Idaho in 1918,
and last summer, in company with
S. M. Ballard. of Placerville, fda.i
he again visited the gold fields of
central Idaho.
Mr.. Thomson expressed himself as
being firmly convinced of the future
possibilities for lode gold production
in idaho county, and again reiterated
the great and crying needs for ade-
quate transportation facilities.
Mr.. Thomson made the trip by auto
mobile and was accompanied by Mrs
Thomson and their two sons.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-08-25
Up MANY
ATTRACTIONS.
FOR BIG SHOW.
Secretary Harris Wires from
Ritzville of Success at the
Southwest Washington Fair
Features Rapidly Being Added
to Border Days Program,
Here, Sept. %, 20, 80

Numerous attractions for Border
Days, in Grangeville, September. 2S,
20 and 80, are being booked by Harold
Harris, secretary of the Border Days
committee, according to a telegram
received from Mr.. Harris, Thursday
morning, by c. II. Wood. Mr. Har-
ris has been on the coast booking at
fractions for the celebration here.
Wiring from Ritzville, Wn., Mr..
Harris said he had attended the
Southwest Washington fair, at Che
halls, wher he arranged for many
attractions for the Grangeville show.
The local committee is busy adding
features to the programs to entertain
the throngs which are expected in
Grangeville for the three days festi-
vities.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-08-25
HUNGER STRIKER
DIES ON ADD DAY
Charles M. King Succumbs
After Long Fast-Re-
fuses to Eat

Just as he had entered the forty
third day of his fast. Charles M.
King, SO years old, died Friday morn
ing in the home of his cousin, Graf
ton F.. johnson. in this city. King
believed he was afflicted with stomach
trouble, and thought he could effect a
cure by refraining from eating, it is
said.
= Repeated efforts of relatives and
friends to induce him TO eat were UNI
awaiting During the forty-three days,
it is said, he took only water into his
stomach. He was greatly emaciated
when death came.
The funeral was held Saturday af-
ternoon, from the home, w. N. Knox,
minister, officiating. Burial was in
Prairie View cemetery.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-08-25
Utilities Hearing in
Light Case Promised

Idaho public utilities commission
will conduct a hearing on the APP
plieation of the Grangeville Electric
Light & Power company, for an in
crease in rates, effective October l, ac-
cording to announcement from Boise.
The commission will suspend permits
sion to the company to establish the
new tariff, pending the outcome of the
hearing.
Protest against the rate increase has
been fled with the commission by May
or w. l.. Campbell acting for the
Grangeville city council Other towns
affected have protested against the
increase.
1t is presumed the hearing viii be
held in Grangeville, but the time has
not been set.
The light company asks permission
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-08-25

Relay race, threefourths mile,
purse, $25.
Free-for-all, 800 yards, purse, $50.
Dance.
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 81
Baseball game, Higgins VS.. winner
first day.
Turning or stake race, purse, $25.
Broncho riding, purse, $40.
Free-forall, three-eighths mile.
purse, $50.
Dance.
Special purses and amusements
other than those now scheduled will
be provided. The public is invited to
this 3-day entertainment, and Higgins
people assure them they will thorough
ly enjoy themselves.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-08-25
Higgins to Give $500
Prizes to Race VictorS

Five hundred dollars in cash prizes
are offered to winners of races and
other events at Higgins, during the
three days racing program, Sept. 10,
20 and 81. Leroy L. Gordon, secre-
tary of the organization which will
hold the big show, has just announced
the program, which is as follows:
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10
Baseball game by outside teams.
Pony race. one-fourth mile, purse,
500.
Broncho riding, purse, 500.
Free-for-all, one-fourth mile, purse,
$50.
Dance.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20
Saddle horse race, purse, 500.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-08-25
MRS. FRANCES J. SMITH
DIES SITTING IN CHAIR

Mrs. Frances j. Smith, pioneer of
the west, and for many years resi-
dent of Idaho county, died sitting in
her chair, in her home in Grangeville,
Wednesday morning. Mrs. Smith had
long been ailing, but her death was
unexpected. She arose as usual, We'd
nesday morning, ate breakfast, and
then sat ip an arm chair, where she
expired.
Mrs. Smith was born in Missouri,
on March IN, 1S47. With her parents,
she crossed the plains by OK team, in
1860, locating in California. The fol-
lowing year she removed to Oregon.
She was married to John Calvin
Graves, in Corvallis, Ore, in 1868. To
them were bora three children, Clar-
ence L., James c.. and William c., of
whom only william G. survives. He
lives at Alpine, Ore.
Her husband died in 1872, and the
following year, she was married to
Moses Ira Smith, at Albany, Ore.
To them were born two children, Ira
e., of Grangeville, and Mrs. Lee
ora P. Martin, of Salem, Ore. Mrs.
Smith took into hex home as a babe,
Miss Rosa Williams, whom she rear
ed, and who arrived in Grangeville
Wednesday night. Mr.. Smith died
in 1893.
Mrs. Smith had been a resident of
Idaho county since 1893, first at Mount
Idaho, and later at Grangeville. She
was for fifty years member of the
Christian church.
Funeral services will be held from
the Christian church. Sunday afternoon
at 2, W. N. Knox, minister, Of
ficiating, assisted by the Rev. o. A.
Cooper Burial will be in Prairie View
cemetery.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-08-25
MAUGG SHOOTS
HIMSELF WHILE
EXAMINING GUN

A. J. Maugg, Grangeville I'M
dertaker, shot himself Tuesday
evening. He viii live. A AS
caliber automatic revolver, which
Mr.. Maugg was examining at
the Wood hardware store, where
he is employed, was accidentally
discharged. The bullet penetrat-
ed his right hand, at the base
of the middle finger, SCATTERING
the joint. The gun had been
taken to the store by Alfred
Kettenbach, to exchange for
another weapon, and neither Mr..
Kettenbach nor Mr.. Maugg was
aware it was loaded. Mr..
Maugg's injuries were dressed
by DR.. B. Chapman, of Grange
vile, and DR.. J. d. Shinnick, of
Cottonwood.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-08-25
LANDS To
Be OFFERED At
AUCTION
Appraiser Bush Investigates
Property for Which Sale
Is Requested

Ben e. Bush, state land appraiser,
left Saturday for his home at Moscow,
after investigating lands in township
20 north, range 2 east, on which APP
plications to purchase had been made
to the state land department. Mr..
Bush made recommendations TO the
state land department at Boise, fol
lowing his appraisals, and expects the
land to be offered for sale at public
auction in October. The land lies be-
tween Grangeville and Whitebird.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-08-25
BUFFALO HUMP AREA
IN FEDERAL FOREST

Local office of the foerst service
has received copy Of President Hard
ing's proclamation including the Buff
faio Hump area, of fifty-four see,
tions within the Nezperce national
forest. The proclamation says the
lands described have been found to
be chiefly valuable for the production
of timber or for the protection OF
stream flow. -
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-08-25
WONN-JONES MARRIAGE
rs SOLEMNIZED HERE

Miss Iowa Kathrine Wonn, of Boise,
and Lewis r. Jones, of Boles, were
married Saturday evening in the home
Of the officiating minister, w. N. Knox,
in Grangeville. The bride during the
last year taught in the public school
at Elk City. Mr.. Jones is well-known
Young stockman, and son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Asa Jones, pioneers of idaho
county.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-08-25
WILKS MILLINERY IN
LARGER QUARTERS

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Wilks and Miss
Frances Kerlee, all of Lewiston, were
in Grangeville the first of the week,
arranging for removal of the Wilks
millinery store from the balcony of the
Sims store to the Wilks building, on
the opposite side of the street. Besides
a large line of millinery, Mrs. Wilks
viii sell women's ready to-wear cloth
ing.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-08-25
RAIL PRESIDENT IN
IDAHO co. MOUNTAINS

President Donnally, of the Northern
Pacific railroad, and Mrs. Donnally,
are on two weeks camping trip in
the Selway country. They entered the
mountain district by way of Kooskia.
The trip from Kooskia to Lowell was
made by automobile and thence by
pack train, in charge of L. G. Stone
braker, of Ferdinand. John Phillips,
of Lewiston, is with the party.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-08-25
200 SACKS OF WHEAT
BURN IN SMUT FIRE

Two hundred sacks of wheat were
burned in fire caused by smut explo-
sion. during threshing operations at
the A. e. Ailor ranch, west of Grange
vile, Monday afternoon The thresh-
ing machine, property of FL. f. Beu-
chler, was slightly damaged. A straw,
stack was burned. The wheat, owned
by Mr.. Ailor, was insured.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-08-25
Highway Engineers
Go Over New Road

more then twenty miles of the dis
lance of approximately seventy miles
between Whitebird and New Meadows
has been completed. For the remain
der of the distance, the old road is
used
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-08-25
COMMUNITY CLUB MEETS

Members of The newly -organized
Community club, comprising Grange
vile women interested in civic improve
ment, met at the home of Mrs. j. p.
Eimers, Tuesday evening They dis
cussed permanent camping ground
and other proposed improvements.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-08-25
FEARY NEW MEMBER
OF CITY COUNCIL

N. b. Geary has been appointed by
.'or W. l.. Campbell a member of
r. Guy council, to succeed o. II.
|'neo, resigned.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-08-25
WORK STARTS
in MUNICIPAL
IMPROVEMENT
Stakes Already Set on Idaho
Avenue, and Excavation
Will Commence Immediately
Contractor Agrees to Complete
First Section of the Pro-
ject within Ninety Days

o. T. Lingo was awarded contract
for macadamizing Idaho avenue from
the intersection of Main street to
the Northern Pacific depot, and "C'
street and an unnamed street to the
North and South highway, at spe-
cial meeting of the city council, last
Friday night. The work will cost
between $4,000 and $4,000.
In event the city is unable to sell
its bonds, Mr.. Lingo agreed to
accept bonds at par in payment for the
job. Matchmaking of Idaho avenue
is to be completed within ninety days
while the remainder of the work will
be finished by July l, 1922, according
to the contract.
ANOTHER BID OFFERED
Booth & Johnson, contractors on the
North and South highway, also sub
mitted bid. They agreed to fin
ish the entire job within sixty days,
but required monthly cash payments
for the work. Their schedule of prices
also was higher than that submitted
by Mr.. Lingo.
The work will commence inAmediate-.
ly. Mr.. Lingo will repair the city
rock crusher, where rock will be
crushed for the entire job.
p. p. Oehler, civil engineer, of the
firm of Van Arsdol & Oehler, Lewis
ton, is at work, and has placed grade
stakes on Idaho avenue. Excavation
will start Friday or Saturday, and
Mr.. Lingo expects to haul the first
load of rock Monday.
LINGo's PROPOSAL
Mr.. Lingo's bid in part was as fol-
lows:
Excavation ON Idaho avenue, es-
timated 2S5 cubic yards, at rs "a
cents cubic yard. West from Ida
no avenue, estimated 1890 cubic
yards, at 40 cents cubic yard.
Furnishing and placing 10000
square yards Of maeadam. three to
eight inches deep, ga inch crushed
rock, cubic yard, $3.50. One and
one-half inch crushed rock, cubic
yard, 1926. Clay binder in place,
cubic yard, $1.70. ROLLING a square
yard, cents. ff7
BOOTH g. JOHNSON BID
Booth & Johnson submitted a bid in
part as follows:
Excavation on Idaho avenue, a
cubic yard, $1.70. Excavation to
North and South highway, cubic
yard, $1.25.
Crushed rock surfaciug in place, one
and one-half inch crushed rock,
cubic yard, 1920. Three-fourths inch
crushed rock, cubic yard, 1920.
Clay binder in place, from pit at
end of Meadow street, a cubic yard,
1925. Clay binder from cutters,
cubic yard, $3.50. Rolling, square
yard, cents.
The macadam is to be eighteen feet
wide, and varies in thickness from
three 10 eight inches. Mr.. Lingo an
nounced he would put two shifts at
work on the rock crusher, operating
twenty hours a day.