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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02

Cottage at Rolla vista, Ark; nicely -
Gated ON west side, near highway, fur,
ulshel complete Address n. q. Mann
route No. 4, Beuton,ille, Ark
The St. Charles herald., 1922-09-23
IasEs III. EAZEEY ,Fts
seerstAyos stats'
.
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
ST. Charles Parish School Beard
inviAahids, as Fiscal Agent, for
the funds of the said board.
said bids 60 be made. in accordance
with Law and. presented to the
Board on or before November
7th, 1922, at eleyen q clock A. n
at the st. Charles Parish Court
House. ~
Successuful bidder required to
furnish bond in solvent surety
company in The full sum Of TWEEN
.y thousand dollars.
Said bids to be written and pre-
sented in a sealed envelope, with
the words Fiscal Agency Con-
tract written upon said enye-
dope.
The Board reserves the right te
reject any and all bids
Votes, yeas, Messrs. Keller. Bes
mel. Dufrenay- vial. Hulse,
nays, none.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-09-23
hCT No, u
Seaate Bill Nc. 5
BY Mr. 6. II couvil,ior
A JOINT gs4sssUi.ETHON

Proposing an amendment to Section
OF article K o. the Constitution OF the
state Of Lo,usiaala. .,isiacive 10 revenue,
taxation aud exenpfien.
Section !. Be it enact by tiie Lssisia
ture Of louisiana two-tauis Of all the
tneu,ers elected Ia cGch House corcur-
RUG, TRst Section d OF Article : OF the
Constitution Of the State Oh Itouisian :,
be amended ty Aidiug 10 the last para
graph q SECTION So as 70 rs!,G ss fellows
rne Legislature shall pass ITO '"w
rostpouing Tie pay yntent OF taxes except
III case OF overflow, general conflaSra-
tor, general 1estiHction af crops, or
other public calamity; aud may provide
tor the payment such seostponed taxes
lasea ON d reasstssnlent O. tile properties
affected, for .le particular year III wii'ch
snci. calamity occurs, to be made before
the postponed tax Is due.
Section z That the above al1,sndf:ent
shalt lie srMuitted to lie eiscto-s of the
J State OF Louisiana for approval or rejec-
tio,i at The GENERAL Election for Con-
1yess 10 b. hold IN November, 1922, aud
/ ttiaf the Secretary OF Stnte be directed
/: 10 insert .upou the ballot 10 be "sed IN
said election, and III the proper colaninr !
the following;
Eqr the proposed amendment to Sec
/ e.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-09-23

NJ 70 enable said Eoasd 10 peri f's
such work, and to assist il: detfaHifS
tiie expenses thereof tic State OF Iho4-
siara hereby giants and releases g lie
sad Board the title OF the State to ali
lands within any leVees, etnlan hlHenfs'
retaining walls, and scawal's con
stlucted hereunder, and hereby releases
said lands slom any pnblic trust ans az
,Lor;zes the said Board 20 reclaim, sell.
lease, OF otherwise dispose Of arcll per~
tons Of said lands and any otter rrop-
eriy acquired for tlr4 purposes OF ssie
improvements as the said Board Illay
deem proper, provided none Of saei.
lands suall be sold by said Board at
price less than Thirty cents for each
square foot. The said BOARD is hershy
granted TIE right of way over, and use
Of apys public lands and properly
necessary Tor The purposes.heteof; pro
vi,led, however, Ina. there shol: te RS
served ard dedicated forever for public
park aad for beach purposes q space cf
not less than 1900. # III depth 4aong the
eati.e lake front of said ii1prcyerue ats,
Icy said Board may also acquire by
'ionetio.. purchase, appropriation or
appropriation without further legislative
authority AZ! private lands OF other pro-
jsertv ia tie Parish Of Orleans and aa
joining parishes as may be necessary ~
any oi tie purpose of said Board, or O.
the said improve enients, and 10 Improve,
or cause the aaine TO be improved, arc
MAJ pay taerefoF IN the same naphier *
the ssd Board now pays for pregeFly
taken by il on the Mississippi riyer irout
ir the Parish OF Orleans.
Section g. Be ii further resolved, etc,
That on the ottieialsbal,ot 10 Le use9 at
said election shall BE- placed the wosds
"portie proposed amendments OF Section
NJ Article XVI, Of the Constitution 1.-THE
sssais OF i.onisiana' aud the wonis "a
xeiissst the. proposed amendment OF Sec
: Sen p, of Art,tle XVI Of the Cons'i'n-
tien icf ti,u sta,esef Louisiaisa" aud each
.l.g tor shall indicate h;s vote Gu ssiz
proposed amendment SIS provided III tias:
general eleetion aass OF tie State,
Approved by the Governor
I laIy l3d922 .4sAs /.
A true copy.
Il SAMas III. sAgLE .9'.. n
seerstsryot stxs
fety
The St. Charles herald., 1922-09-23
sacT No. u.
House Bill No. sci. as sarl Perez
s|
JoINT REsoLUTI01l f,,

Proposing an amendment 10 ths ftstrf;.
gulion, OF she State. of Louisiana, re{Itis's
TO tile leasing fer manufacturing ro17i-
aierciat aud business purposes, lands ac-
CURED by the board Of cptri;nissionsrs OF
the port OF New Orleans for the naviga-
stion canal. connecting the Mississippi
R.iyer>. it'll Lake Pontei,artrain
Section j Re II resolved by the Isegis-i
iature OF Louisiana, two. thirds ct al the
members elected 10 each House concnf-,
ring;
That. sabiect.to approval by the cleo
tors OF the State. he Constitution Of the
State o. .Louisiana be amended SO as to
read as follows, to wit:
| The Beard of Commissioners Of the
Port oi New Orleans shall except rs
Ioflserwise llereis, changed aud amended,
have and exercisedFall powers ;iow cor
| ferred by tile Constitution or Statnes
| upon them, aud. in atlditionthersto, tue
! said Heard shall have fmil power to lease
/ for manufacturing and commercial Gusi-
ness purposes. lands acquired for the
Navigation Canal connecting the Missis
sippi River and Lake Ponichartrain, IL
the city Of New Orleans. Such leases
may run for d term not exceeding ninety
nine 1927 years, at fixed .ehtal, with
j out any provision for renewal, readjuat-
lns III or reappraisenaent, as said Board
! may determine.
Sectionz Be il further Resolved. etc,
That the foregoing proposed amendment
shall be submitted to the electors Of ths
State at the next Congressional Election
L 10 be held OH Tie first rNesdsya after ths
first Monday ii November, 1872; tha
on the official ballot TO be used a
i said election sliai! be placed the words:
For the proposed A,tieindnent ut 10 tit
Constitution giving power 70 the Boar.
LOT Commissioners Of the Port Of Nes
Orleans 10 lease lands upon The Nayigs
iion Canal ii, New. Orleans
and tie words
Against the proposed Amendment t
the Constitution giving power to th
. Board Of Commissioners ofstiie Port 3
! New Orleans to lease lands upon til
Navigator Canal II Newt3r,eans.
and each eisotor shall indicate his vot
The St. Charles herald., 1922-09-23

We, convicted in May 1913 OF
Striking and WoGnding with 2
Dangerous Weapon with Intens
o Murder and Robbery are aDplN
ing for full pardon ard restoTa-
ton to rights Of citizenship.
{Signed) Vincent Camp ass
and Salvador Lieberso,
The St. Charles herald., 1922-09-23

Notice Is hereby given that ali
cattle and animals must be OFT
public roads between sunset ano
& Mspnr;se, in accordance with ofdl
4 rance ! of the Police Jury
M.L.Guidry
Pres. P.J.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-09-23
Sessions 2sth Judicial District

Sessions 2sth Judicial District
Court.
Jury Sessions
Parish of st John the Baptist
First fIst) Monday in March.
Second l2ndl Monday in Sept.
Parish Of St Charles
First (1st) Monday in April.
Second t2nd) Monday IN Oct
Parish Of jefferson
First IIstl Monday il May
First I1st] Monday in November
Civil Sessions ENon Juryl
Parish pf St John the Baptist
| First (1st) Monday in February
First l1stl Monday in June
Second End Monday in October.
/. First tlstD Monday in December.
Parish Of St Charles
4 First list, Monday in January.
First {Istp Monday in March.
! First l1stt Monday May
/ First l1st) Monday in November.
Parish Of jefferson
First ilst1 Monday in January.
First ustl Monday in February.
First list Monday in April.
First slst| Monday IN June.
Second l2nd Monday in Sept.
First (1st) Monday December.
Prentice E. Edrington.
II n Gautier,
s Judges Twenty-eightn Judi
cial District Court.
iaDproved January 1st. 1921
The St. Charles herald., 1922-09-23
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PATIsH OF ST. CHARLES

| hereby certify the following
to be a true. and correct list Of
Grand and Petit Jurors, drawn
TO serve for the October 1922
Criminal term OF the 2Sth. judi
eial District Court beginning on
Monday, October 9th. 1922. VIZ;
Grand Jury
The St. Charles herald., 1922-09-23

OH the proposed anv:iduent in 2r'or-
dance wish tiie. Genrrai E!cc,!on laws ct
the state.
AppTove,t 'Iay the Governor;
July -, t922, li.50 a. III.
a tras copy;
JAMES J. BAIREY,
Secretary Of STATE.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-09-23

SelI The Or inal Watkins Pro
dncts Good city territoly still q
r,sn. Get our wonde derful of ter and
! free samples. Write to-day.
ne j 81 Watkins Cc, Dept. eo
IA 1r,,,,his Team
The St. Charles herald., 1922-09-23

% Donat en- Lorio
80 Louis eugene Somfne 4 :
IN FAITH WHEREOF, ! here
unto sat my hand and seal of
eICE. this 18th day Of Septen'-
Der, 1922.
/. T. Baudouin-
Clerk Of Court
The St. Charles herald., 1922-09-23

SALESMAN WASTEDst solicit
orders for lubricating oils. greas-
.ey and paints. Salary or Commits
Eion.
Addpes. The HARVEY OIL co.
ss Cleveland, Ohio
The St. Charles herald., 1922-09-23
JOINT REsoL LUTIGMs /. !

JolNg REsoLUTInMs
Proposing an arnendmentto to 5srf1sls XVI,
Section = OF the Constitution OF TIE
State OF Louisiana relative to the con
struction ard maintenance of levees and
eitbauknien,s alcrg, over, ard Fl the
bed OF Lake Pontchartrain. etc, bv the
! Board Of Levee Commissioners Of the
Orleans Levee District.
Section / Be it resolved by the Legis
iature of Louisiana, two-tbirds OF all
tile members elected to each House con-
earring,
J That the following amendment TO Sec
ton of Article XVI Of the Constitution
+ OF tile State ~ Louisiana be submitted
to the electors o. the State at the uext
Congressional Election TO be held On
tile first tuesday astsr tile f.rst Monday
III November, 1922, to-wit:
lal The Board OF Lrvee Commissioners
Of tie Orleans Leses District shall, ex-
cept as otherwise herein changed and
amended, have aud exercise all tie
powers.now Conferred By Constitution
or Statutes upon them. Said Beard shall
nave full power 10 construct, maintain
extend, aud improve leyecs, embark
!. nients. seawails, jetties, aud other
works along. over. aud in the bed ol
Lake Poitcaartrain at such distances
no. to exceed 2soo feet. from the PIE
seft shore line as the said Beard ma,
dsterinine, and along and on the shofet
adjacent 10 said Lake ,.stf& along III,
canals connecting the4syisips and III sacl
other places III the Parish ST Orleans
aud the adjacent parishes as said lsoaF'
may determine, said sevees, slibaiis
laents. seawails and other works to b
Of such character and extent aid Q
sueh height, width, slope design an.
material as said Board may decide, VII
powsr aud authority to improve aud 7
protsct sad eyees, ernbanklnents, an
other works with such buildings. revet
taents seawalis and retaining walls an
:. all other structures rs may be deeme
necessary aud proper,
The St. Charles herald., 1922-09-23
ACT No. JOS.
f5oase Bill No. l27. b ID. Wo'isck
Joint RESOLUTION

Proposing Az amendment OF Section
Of Article XII of the Constitution Eela-
tive 10 Pu5lic Hdccation.
Section l. BE it resolved ly ti.e -.eg's-
la,ure Of I.ouis ana, two thirds OF ti'e
o1e1,,ters eiected to each fionse concitr-
ring herein, That al the next election
for re7i esentatives III Congress 10 lie
held throughout he State on Tie !'h
day OF November 1922, there sllail he
aud is hereby submitted TO The electors
tor tlseir approval or rejection. III the
ra.,lil.r provided by tile constitution and
general election laws OF State, propo+
sitioa 20 auiefd Section Of Article XII
of the Constitution Of 1921, SO AZ to fesd
as follows:
''.section S. There shall be elected by
,Ee~peopie at each sueteeclEg geaerd
election a Stats Superintendent Of Pub
lie Education. who shall be ex-o.iicIo
Secretary OF the Board, and whose saia-
rv siialrbe fixed by the State Board of
Education at not less than live Thou
sand s. 900 o0). Dollars, ror more
than Seven Thousand Five Hundred
II, 500. .9u} Dollars, payable montaly on
his own warrant"
!, And if majority oi the electors vo-
ting or, said proposition vote i, favor
thereof the aforementioned article and
Section OF the Constitution shall be a.
mended. a,
Section 2. The,k shalt be printed upcn
the ballot; Tor fise snrndule'i to sec
ton five (s) artjels twelve (l2) OF the
Constitution OF lq2l;" and 'ayaiasl
the amendment 10 article five IS
section twelve tl21 of Tie conssi'
tuition of 1921 = and eacl, electo'
shall indicate. as provided III the gen
ersi election law. i,istilis State, whether
he sote .cs os agaiuss said srsiesdtneTt
- .-r,vsd bv tie Governor,
/ I,y l3,'i923, lis p I'll.
A true cops:
JAMES j BAILEY,
SecIstary Of Ssa,s
The St. Charles herald., 1922-09-23
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMRNDNENT5
acts Il, 7a, los ai;d t06

:. CONSTITUTIONS! Amendments to be voted
OH at Congressional Election November
i 7th, 1872.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-09-23

Entered at the Post Office at
Hahnyiile. La. as second
class matter
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-09

is informed that the Alaska Public Utilities Corporation is to put down an oil we'll at Katalla this summer in the vicinity of the we'll now pro- dducing the fine grade of oil used To- cally in preference to that shipped in from the outside. Other wells are to be dug as soon as capital can be arranged for.
 Lately an application has been made for permission to erect coop craze plant in Prince William Sound and this plant will probably be put into operation this year. Barrels are to be supplied to all. local canneries and salteries. Spruce timber is to be used in the manufacture of all coop craze products.
 At Cordova. MT. Mcdonald informs us, the demand for mined clans has made necessary the erection of two new canneries which are to begin operations this spring with a capacity of from 5000 to 5000 cases each for the season.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-09
Mining Stock
 Quotations
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY g
HOTEL BUSINESS ROOMS

PASADENA, Cal, Feb. 9.-Hotel men here are of the opinion that. judg- ing from business thus far, all of the California hostelries will do splen- hension had been felt that because of unsettled Eastern business conditions the tourist traffic would be light. Many inquiries for reservations are re- ported to have been received from the East and Middle West for the next three months.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-09
BRING BACK RARE PLANTS
 FROM. PARKWAY BORkEO

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 9.-Chaplain Joseph Clemens of the University of Southern California, and wife. who have returned to their home here af- ter passing several years in the Far East have two notable distinctions to their credit.
 Mrs. Clemens is the only white woman ever to climb to the peak of Mount Kinabalu, highest mountain in Borneo Chaplain Clemens dis covered the bipae orchid, very rare plant.
 The Clemenses suffered great hardships in living in caves 10, 1000 feet above sea level in Borneo, but managed to gather one of the most valuable collections of rare plants ever obtained in that part of the world.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-09
ACTIVITY EXPECTED IN
 THIS SECTION ..
(Stroller's Weekly Juneau)

w. F. Mcdonald, supervisor of the Chugach National Forest, arrived in Juneau and expects to be in the city about three weeks. MT. Mcdonald makes his headquarters at Cordova and has charge of all forestry work in the Prince William Sound and Cook Inlet country. He states that very industrious season is expected in his locality; about 75 per cent of the canneries are to run and have al- ready made requests for the renewal of their trap sites and expect to cut the customary amount of piling from the timber under his jurisdiction. Other industries which draw heavily on the Chugach National Forest are the Copper River X Northwestern rail- road, which expects to use 10000 lineal feet of piling and 50,000 hemlock ties. Hemlock ties compare very fav- orably with fir for this use. The ten local mills will cut close to 15,- 100000 feet of spruce and hemlock lumber and the government railroad will use from 3.0OO,o00 to 6,OO0,0o feet
 In regard to the road work done under the forestry supervision, Mr. McDcnaldd states that the road from Seward to Kenai Lake will be fin ished this season. This will give the people of Seward a good automobile road into the heart of the best moose hunting cuntry in the world. A road is also to be started up the Copper River valley to Eyak Lake and will later be extended to the wireless sta tion, a distance of about IF miles from Cordova.
 At Katalla the Alaska Railroad Co. expects to extend its standard gauge railroad three miles farther into the interior to group of claims owned by the company. From Goose City, the present terminaus Of the railroad of tidewater on the Boring river, the ducing the fine grade of oil used To- water at Controller bay next summer and the necessary timber will be cut in the Chugach forest.
 Mir. Mcdonald also states that he
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-09
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Nr. and Mrs. E. A. Williams, of Mile 2, are spending the day in town.

Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Williams, of Mile 2, are spending the day in town.
 Steamer Northwestern is scheduled 10 sail from Seattle tomorrow morn ng.
 The local train which left yester- day morning is tied up in a wind and SHOW storm at Mile 51.
 A full attendance of the members of the Cordova Fire Department is re- uuested at tonight's meeting at 8 o'clock
 A special meeting of the Altar So- ctety will be held at the home of Mrs. T. J. De Leo at o'clock tonight, and all members are requested to be pres ept
 Mrs. A. J. Mcconnell and daughters, Miss Dollie, Thelma and Doris Will leave on the steamship Victoria for southern California, where they will spend the winter.
 Every one interested in our public schools Is invited to attend the meet ins of the Parent-Teachers' Associa- tion at the school house tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 Romance, jazz dancing, adventure, and a dashing prize fight between k1d Mccoy and Robt Warwick-did ever a picture have more to entertain folks with than "The Fourteenth Man!s At the Empress tonight.
 The steamship Victoria left Sew ard at 8 o'clock this morning and IS fme here tomorrow morning at 4 o'clock, She will load considerable copper ore and is scheduled to sa1l for Seattle late tomorrow.
 Chas I, Fisk, who has been mem- ber of the Daily Times forge for nearly two years. will leave on the Victoria tomorrow for Ketchikan' where he will be employed on the Chronicle During his stay in Cor dova Charley has made many frlenos' All of whom will wish him success III his new field of labor.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-09
DESK SERGEANT FAILED
 TO PATCH UP QUARREL

BELLAIRE, Ohio, Feb. 9. MT. and Mrs. Thomas Dawkins quarreled. Then they called at Police Headquar- ters, i0qiuring how to proceed to ob- tain a divorce.
 The desk sergeant with the Christ mas idea of peace on earth" in mind advised them to shake hands, bury the hatchet forget their differences and return home.
 They followed his advice-except that part concerning burial of the hatchet and forgetting their differ ences. Within an hour police were called to the Dawkins home, where Mrs. Dawkins was lying fin pool or blood. There were eleven wounds in her body. Dawkins stood near by' with a knife in hand. He he was taken to jail and his wife to a hospital.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-09
BEN.

Ladies and mems Pendleton robes mems, womens and childrens rain coats, Stetson's hats, Hanan shoes Everything going at cost.
 WILL CLAYSON.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-09
STARTING TODAY

The First and Last Chance res taurant will serve a regular dinner and good eats from 11:30 a. III. to l. p. m. daily.
 BEN.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-09
NOTICE TO BILLS

A special meeting of the Bills Clup will be held Friday evening at o'clock at the club room.
 S-3t c. T. MELLISON. Secy.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-09

Regular busihess meeting "lth initiation, of the Eastern Star on Thursday evening, February 3 at 8 o'clock o-It
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-09
ST. GEORGES EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Holy Comn,union F.'ida% morning at II o'clock.
 E P. Ziegler, priest.in-charge
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-09

Buy an Evinrude Motor AT COST NOW.
 CLAYSON, Agent.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-09

ATTENTION, FloHERMEN!
 Rubber boots at CLAYSONS at cost
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-07-08

Port Wasa.1s-o1-Radio claimed its
first death in Wisconsin when Albert
Heltz S. years Oh. merchant and wire
less enthusiast o Port Washington.
was elec-rgcl-ed while shifting appar.
a.us On -Ls rooE OF his home. Moving
radio wires 81 more advantageous
position, 1s permitted them 80 cous
into contact wlth she city power Ines
high voltage wires and was killed IL
s-aatl. Els electrocusiol being accom-.
panied 0g Q report tha. could BIZ heard
Tor blocks.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-07-08

Madison-Sauple primary ballots Of
The Wisconsin September general cleo.
l.ou primaries have just been com.
plated b. Elmer 5. Hail. secretary q
state, and are soon 10 be sent 10 al
county clerks. Seventeen officers arg
70 be selected by the Wisconsin To-.
ers this fall The ballot shows. These
officers are listed Oh FOUR party bal.
lots. each Of which IS % inches long.
The Democratic, Republican, Socialists
and Prohibition parties are repre-
scented.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-07-08

Observation-Disclosures las beer
made q The consolidation Of Lady
smiths Two eldest banking ils.l.1-
--s-s. -he G-sa County bank ana ne
1-z-s Bank Of Lsdvsnth Tas Rask
County 62-k VII raEs oTe- III TIE
business Of The State bank. AID VIII
move Into lie building occupied b.
t1a later T1e name. Rusk County
bank Eal b retained. and The present
officers o. tAat hank VII continue as
officers u tae consolidated institution.
The new bank VIII have deposits q
more - 100000 and resources c.
about 1890 0
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-07-08

L--E-- Ter--1- Ct see y
a dynamite wss Es-s-az1 g. ess--
1z UGE Il tbs .-egs- IN
=sE -@ mysterious 1aah cE
Charles E1sg-s wealthy bachelor
Fz5s= Cla--s1 body was found il III
--zZs g rs .s-u Esus z1l.1 et E--ty.
June - Fl-e1s- glz11sl suicide l5E
s-le THIS ara killed himself 1r ~.
e-slEg dynamite cap placed Il lis
z-a-sl according - t-A verdict. Tas
z-e-l51 Of s=ls--es---s -io1 was za-6 20
ac-o--. s- 1e 1zc- liar TIE 155y vas
@s-1a-s4 ard 10 rEscs q The skaI-
coz = found Witnesses said R.CG-
GUST had been mentally unbalanced
lar Zcctl 5esors his dean.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-07-08

M2dison-It costs the average au-
tom0b.le owner in Wisconsin 10 cents
mile to operate his machine, the
state railroad commission has deter,
mined from extensive hearings held
during The past years on grade cross
llgs relocation matters. The cost has
become standard IN all commission
computations.