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Arizona republican., 1922-03-12
80 Thoroughbred
In Kentucky Derby

LoUISVILLE. KY. Mar. ll--Nins-
ty-two leading three-year- Amer
lean thoroughbreds have been named
for the thirty eighth Kentucky derby.
which will be run at Churchill Downs
May IS. Practically every eligible
that gave promise as a two-year-old
OF proving formidable on the turf Is
on the list, according to officials OF
the Kentucky Jockey club, which
made 1t public today.
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A 80 by sls tire contains 1873 miles
OF cotton fiber
Arizona republican., 1922-03-12

Running High Jump
Class 5-Frank Achauer. b; James
Barton, c. NJ; John Tucker. C. M.
Glass Prank Achauer, g.; John
Tucker. c.. NJ; James Barton. c. NJ.
Glass 2-Bacus, +. NJ Avery, F. NJ:
Stallings. Il. B.
Glass 1--Hewett f.; John Mer-
rill. c. NJ: Robert Cure, r.
Glass S-Lenoir G. NJ; Ezra CO.
verdale, p; Hawkins. c.
Standing Broad Jump
Glass S-Hawkins. c.; Thrift, B.:
Walton, B.
Class Hubbard. p: Hewitt. E;
Joy. F. M.
Class 2-Dacus. F. NJ: f. NJ. Hig-
gins. F.; Avery. r. M
Glass 5-Brown, B.; Alphine, b.:
Leeper.
Glass 4-Hawkins. c.: Leeper. c.;
Alphine. B.
Class 6--Hedgepeth, r.: Hawkins,
4 c.: Leeper, G.
Running Broad Jump
Glass 2-Dacus, K. NJ; Avery, #.
NJ: Stallings. f. b.
Glass 6Hedgepeth. r.: Brown. B.;
Morse r, M.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-12
GOLF OTES

this morning. fell back in the rut IN
the afternoon, turning in a card OF 81
for total OF 30S.
JOCK BREAKS MACON RECORD
MACON, Ca. Mar. 1l,--Jock
Hutchison, British open golf cham
pion, broke the record OF 1 on the
Idle Hour club course today. making
the is holes IN So Hutchison and
Jim Barnes, American open golf
champion, won their match Of Sc
holes from Bobby Jones Of Atlanta
and Jack Oke, former Canadian
champion, by IL up.
Hutchison, Barnes and Jones
played a sensational game over q
rain washed course, driving hard and
splitting the middle Of the fairwaya
for 225 to 275 yards
One Of the features Of the match
was a drive by Jones for 800 yards
reaching the green on his next shot, a
distance OF 275 yards. and chalnng
up with a birdie. Hutchison regis
tered seven brides during the match
Arizona republican., 1922-03-12
PIRATE PITCHER SIGNS

PTTTSBURG. Pa. Mar. 11-Offi-
cials of the Pittsburg National league
baseball club announced tonight that
they had received a telegram from
Whitley Glazner, pitcher, of Birming-
ham, Ala, saying he had decided to
accept terms and sign his 1922 con-
tract,
Arizona republican., 1922-03-12

PERFECT BOWLING SCORE
DETROIT, Mich. Mar. ia per-
feet score of 500 pins was rOlled here
today by Kalman Kuchta. bowling in
the Michigan State Telephone league.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-12

The Central Methodists won the
Sunday school track meet. held at the
high school athletic field yesterday.
scoring total Of 247 points. The
First Baptist athletes came In sec.
ond with a total Of 242 points. James
Barton, Central Methodist. was in
dividual high man with 6s points;
Hill Brown, First Baptist. and George
Hawkins, Creighton, tied for second
place with SO points each.
Points were counted as follows:
First place, 10 points: second place.
5 points; third place, 8 points: and
/ point for each boy entered in each
event.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-12
Be Pals With
Your Boy

Tour Boy
Show him that you want
him to grow up into q
strong, clean man.
Set him an example ol
manliness and strength
by building up your own
muscles.
Get wheels for both Of
you and make riding
with DAD his idea ofa
corking good time.
You viii be more of q
boy and he more OF Z
man before Summer is
over if you
RIDE A BICYCLE
The New Models Are Here
KING BROTHERS
The Bicycle Kings
110 East Adams 81.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-12
The Phoenix Tobacco Co.
A Regular Tobacco Store

Atobacco store where price and quality meet.
A tobacco store where price and quality meet.
ard brands if they can be had in Phoenix. Read
our regular prices. Every day in the week
Arizona republican., 1922-03-12
Incks[iell
SAN MARCOS FINALS TODAY

SNN MNnNOS FINALS lOOfNi
DR.. Kmball Bannister, winner Of
last years tournament on the San
Marcos course at Chandler, went out
or the running early yesterday on
the preliminary flights. The best DR.
Bannister could do was 45-43 for q
total Of So.
The lowest scores made In the pre-
liminary flights yesterday morning
Arizona republican., 1922-03-12

Forty eight makes of automobiles
use four cylinder engines
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27
SHARP DECLINE
 MARKED UP IN THE
 COTTONM MARKET
General Staple List Closed Steady at a Net Decline of
 Twenty-nine to Forty seven Points
By Associated Press

New York, June 26.-There was further sharp decline in the cotton market during today's early trading but liquidation became less active on the break to 2o.O4 for october con- tracts. and there were rallies Of 90 to s5 points in the later trading. oc- tober sold up to 21.10 and closed at 21.og with the general market closing steady at net decline of 2s to 1T points.
 The market opened easy to 2s points lower because of lower Liver pool cables and reports of continued favorable weather in the south. There was trade buying and covering which caused slight rallies right after the call, but they met increased liquidation with the selling becoming more aggressive and general, publi- cation of private and month crop report This made the condition 74.9 compared with 69.3 at the end of May placed the increase in acreage at e5 per cent and indicated yield of Ill., 674,000 bales. With prospects for continued good weather in the south and uncertainty as to the extent and effect of July notices tomorrow, this evidently made a ueClQeuiy DeAElSH impression on sentiment, In addition 10 further liquidation considerable local and scattered selling was re- ported on the decline which followed. and there was nothing more than a momentary halt in the selling move ment until July coptracts sold at 20. 60c and December at 20.5Sc or 65 to 80 points net lower. October con- tracts selling at 2074c, caused de- cline of 22f points, from the high rec ord of Tuesday morning. and when offerings tapered off. the market showed the influence of an improved technical position Further trade buying was reported as we'll as cov- erlng on the late rallies. and last prices showed recoveries of some 30 to 35 points. There appeared to pe great uncertainty as to what would happen in the way of July notices tomorrow which probably was in- creased by the unsettled ruling nf July contracts in New Orleans. The talk was that between fifty and sixty thousand bales migh be rendered. Port receipts today 1s.ss6. United States port stocks 755.S66. Exports 20.742, making 5,s27,o1s so far this season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27
Bond Trading Was
 Featured by Dullness
Bx AnaooIated Prear

New York, June 26.-Dullness was the chief feature of today's bond market, dealings being lighter and more contracted than at any recent period. Gains outnumbered reces- sions, but changes in the more irn- portant issues were nominal.
 The entire Liberty group with one exception again sold well over par. but no new records were established, despite heavy operations in the sev- eral Az per cent issues.
 British loans hardened slightly in response to the better tone of sterl- ing exchange, but French loans con tinued to ease on the backwardness of the local Paris rate. Mexican governments made up more of their recent reaction and Cuba Cane Is and ss improved.
 Gains averaging point were reg istered by many rails, especially those of the investment type Among these were Central Pacific first 4s, Pennsylvania general 5s St Psul re- funding 41as, Kansas City Southern 5s, Missouri. Kansas and Texas 5s and Chicago and Eastern Illinois 5s. Total sales (par value), aggregated $14,73S,0 900.
 New corporate offerings of the day included Wabash railway s4,5O0.- 900 of five per cent equipment trust certificates, which were immediately disposed of and New York Steam corporation $5,Oo0.00 first mortgage six per cent bonds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27
NO ''CORNER" IN ''MEX. PETE" SAYS
 STOCK EXCHANGE
Foreign Exchange Conditions Were Very Confusing, But
 the Trend of Leaders Was Upward
By Associated Press

New York, June .2e.-Reports that the stock exchange had found no proof of an attempted "corner" in Mexican Petroleum today sent that stock back into It's recent leader ship, to the utter demoralization of the shorts.
 That faction covered frantically at the outset. the stock soon advancing in comparatively small lots to 1s4h. against last weeks closing price of 1S1A. At midday, after several moderate reactions, 1t rose to 2041s In the later part of the session selling for profits caused a more substan- tial setback to the final price of t95, a net gain of 1S% points and points over the years previous maximum.
 Pan-American Petroleum A. & B. shares made extreme gains of 6A and Th points respectively, retaining the greater part of their advances, but other oils, especially the domestic group, derived little benefit from refined products.
 Several of the investment rails were disposed to add moderately to last weeks general advance, but gave way to the realization of the later dealings, when call money rose to 5 # per cent. after opening at per cent.
 Irregular gains among motors and rubber accessories, also tobaccos and food specialties, proved to be only temporary for the most part, although United States Rubber and tobacco products were well up for the day. Sales amounted to S00.o00 shares.
 In view of the deficit in actual cash holding reported by the clearing house banks last Saturday and prepa- ration to meet July interest and dividend payments. today's hardening of call loans occasioned little sur prise. Time rates were unaltered, but the supply of such funds was visibly smaller.
 Foreign exchange conditions were very confusing, but the trend of lead- ing remittanees was firmer. French bills proving the only noteworthy ex- ception. Sterling rose fully sc over last weeks low quotation, marks rallied a large fraction and most other continental rates rallied to 20 points.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27
Petroleum List
 Still Retains Its Lead on ( Curb Market
By Asaoclnt eG Press

New York, June 2e.-Deyelopments in the petroleum situation made that group again the most impor- tant feature on the curb exchange today with heavy buying of Mexi- can Seaboard. A total of 25,000 shares changed hands early at from 47as to 50A. The voting trust cer- tificates were also in demand and made substantial gains.
 There was good demand for many of the other independent stocks. Standard oil of Indiana yielded from 1oss4 to 1o5ss. but ral- lied sharply shortly after midday. Ohio oil ranged from 295 to 29o and Anglo American sold at 20ss to 19A A.
 Industrial issues were generally well held. Dublier being a feature, advancing to SIS. Tobacco issues were steady It was reported that Marine oil may declare stock divi- dend in addition to the usual August quarterly dividend of 2<per cent.
 Mining stocks were irregular.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
 By Associnted Presa

New Orleans. June 2s.-Declnes pre- vailed throughout the session in cotton today, although In the late trading the tone was much steadier and the market made partial recoveries on covering by realizing shorts that last prices were at net declines of but S6 to 52 points after the market had been as low as 60 to 95 points down. July closed at 2o.9Sc after trading low as 20.S5c.
 The sellion of the session was due in large measure to the continued highly fa- forable weather over the belt and reports that hot and dry weather was causing marked improvement in the crop. Poor cables helped to make lower opening and the issuance of July notices increased the pressure against the market. Notices called for the delivery of about 4 900 bales and were not stopped until after they had done considerable circulating and had brought out much liquidation of long con tracts.
 The forecast of fair weather for the greater part of the belt increased the ef- feet of the favorable weather map Fa- vorable comment was aroused by a private bureau report which placed the condition of the crop at 74.9. the increase in acre age at II per cent and the indicated yield at l1,82o,o00 bales, although some traders were inclined to point out that such a yield was not adequate to meet the needs of the world for the coming season. as those needs are generally estimated
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

London. June 26.-Money market was firm Great Britain, demand, 4,41% ca bles 4.44@4.44ss 6o-day bills on banks, 4.39A. France. demand, S,4l l5 cables, s42 Italy, demand, 4.7j; cables, 4.7Sh, Beigiuin. demand 799is cables 8. Ger many, demand. .2S&. cables. .2SA Hol- land demand, 3S.93: cables, 3S.2S. Nor way demand, l6.15 Sweden. demand. 25.65. Denmark, demand, 2l.23. Switz- erland. demand. 1885. Spain, demand. l5.b3. Greece, demand, 3.87. Poland, de- mand, O2.I5. CYecho- Slovakia. demand. i92. Argentine. demand, S3.f0. Brazil, demand. 13.T5. Monutreal 9SA per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27
COFFEE MARKET ID. A..antnfaA praea


 New York June 26.--Coffee futures onened al a decline of 4 points 10 an ad- vance of points. July sold off to s.ssc, hui steadied at that level while near months sellers bought later deliveries Market steady with December selling up from 9s4 to ss9c and with the general list closing at net advances of to 10 points Sales estimated at about 42.0oo bass. July, l0.0Sc; September s.asc: october, e.96c: December, sssc; January s.s3c: March, s.72c; May s.7lc
 Spot coffe dull: Rio Is. loBc: Santos 4s 14M to 14%c. Cost and freight offers un- changed, including Santos 3s and 6s. Part Bourbon at 14 to 14.25c for prompt ship ment and at 1s.b0 to 13.70c for July y-No- yenben shipment. Rio Is were offered at 1o.60 for June-July, and at io.5oc for July August shipment, American credits
 The official cables reported no changes in the dollar buying rate. Rio exchange on London was 1.32d higher with the Sartos market 125 reis lower to 200 reis higher and Rio 75 to 100 reis higher Brazilian port receipts. 12,ooo. Jnndiahy receipts, 5000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27
hang K. Mexican Petroleum Sends Shorts Tall Tinbe
srRErrs To nE Is1PRovEp

Huntsville. June 2j.-(Speciai.)-- Huntsvilles streets. both paved and unpaved. are to be greatly improved during the summer months, aecord- ing to Superintendent Hummen. The paved streets are to be gone over and all breaks repaired and the unpaved streets will be resurfaced and rolled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27
CHICAGO VEGETABLES Rv sunrfo&~1 n-.-

Chicago. June 26.-Peaches slightly 3.25: Carman, $2.60@3. Waternielons slightly stronger: Flordas 20 to 2s- pound averages, s1bo @32o per car; Geor- gta 27 to 30 averages, $450 G 800. Peppers firm; large crates $2.15 Q 3.60; hampers
 s2.ob Onions weaker. southern creoles x2t0@2.fb cwt- Cantaloupes. heavy sup plies: very weak; Georgia flats around 75c. Tomatoes. 100 cars arrived: much green; market about steady on good ripes but
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27
NEW ORLEANS . COTTON
PORT MOVEMENT

oy AeHOCiHbfD fTcBg New Orleans.-Middling, 2150c; receipts 1,6l2; sales. 154; stock. 16o,o2o. Galyeston.-Middling, 22Ioc: receipts 2,5os sales s1o; stock. 14s,ls7.
 Mobile.-Middling. 21c; receipts. 514; exports, 3.046: stock. 5,732.
 Sayannah.--Middling Ellie: receints 1,l72; exports. 4,2Ss; stock, s1,lss. 362; stock. 5s.167. wilminston -Middiing. 2o.soo: receipts, 737; stock. 32.s13.
 Texas City.--Stock. 1.so5. stock, 51,T69.
 Baltimore.-Stock, 1,666
 Boston.-Middiins, 21.soc; receipts. Al: exports, 1S3; stock 640O.
 phiiadelphia.-Ex 2e6: stock, 1,s4s. New York.-Middling. 2l.5oc: receipts, 4o, exports. 2,bs1; stock, 2os.5os. Minor Ports.--Receipts. 10 040s; exports 1o.4o9; stock, s,233
 Total today: Receipts. 1s.sss; exports, 2o742; stock, 756,I97.
 Total for week; Receipts. as,s74; ex- exports, 6,624615.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27
HORSE AND MULE MARKET By Asa0ciated preas

East St. Louis. June 26.-Iorses: Good to choice drafts. s14b@17o; medium to good drafts, sloo @146; good to choice chunks. ss0G116. medium to good chunks. S4o4so; choice southern horses sb0@7o; fair to good southern horses, Sso @So; common to medium southerners. SIS @20; plugs, $5@15. V"
 Mules: Draft mules. IS to IT hands, $l7b O 250; Sugar mules, 16 to 163 hands s175@226; mine mules. 16.l to I5.3 hands $lso 200: mine mules. 14h to IS hands *sb@l25: top cotton mules, 15.1@15s hands, s10o 70 l50; farm mules. small 14 to 15 hands. 60@eo; small mules S3O a so. Receipts 800; one half of which on com mission.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27
MAY CLOSE THuRspAYs

Huntsville. June 2s.-- Special IA petition asking the merchants of Huntsville to close their places of business at 1 o'clock each Thursday afternoon during the months of July and August was circulated Mon day for signatures. It has been the custom for several years past for the business houses to close for one aft ernoon weekly during the two hot months of the year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27
INTERIOR MOVEMENT

Houston.--Middling. 21.Ssc; receipts 3,577: shipments, 14.42a; sales, sss; stock,
 Memphis.--Middling 2a.5oc; receipts. 1.o9l; shipments. 1,666; sales. 2b. stock, sS.S76.
 Augusta.--Middiing 21.13c; receipts s7s; shipments. 1,o05; stock s2,201.
 St. Louls--Midding. 22.soc; receipts,
 Misunderstanding, 21.ss.
 Little Rock.-Middling. 2l.26c; receipts IS; shipments, 23, sales. 72; stock, 273 3ls
 Dallas.-Middling. 21.10c: sales. B67
 Montgomery.-Middlin 21c; sales g.
 Total today Receipts, 7,2s7: ship ments 19.502: stock. 2s3.2s0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27
Hubbard Bros. & Go.

Members New York Stock Exchange. New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Pro- ducs Exchange. Associated Members Liverpool Cotton Association Orders O. Iicised for the purchase and sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed oil for future delivery. Speclnl attention and liberal terms given for consignment of spot cotton for de- livery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27
POTATOES Ny AAaociated Press
chIcnrc

Chicago. June 2s.--Potstoes slightly weaker; receipts 104 cars; total United States shipments, s69. Alabama spaulding Rose. sacked, s2@2.26 cwt; North Carolina Irish Cobblers, stave bar rels $4.2564.6o: Eastern Shore Virginia stave barrels Irish Cobblers. $B@6.15; old stock steady; Wisconsin. Michigan. sacked round whites, $1.9o@2.10 cwt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27
DRY GOODS MARKET

By AHHONIHttu TTetS
 New York June 26.--Cotton goods were quiter today following the decline in cot ton. Yarns were steady on limited trad ing. Buriaps were steady. Raw silk was slightly higher and silk goods showed a moderate improvement. Worsted dress goods sold little moro freely from stock and for delivery in July-AuEust.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27
BINGHAM IN TALLADEGA

Talladega. June 6.-(special.)- Col. F. c. Bingham, U. s. A, of San Francisco, who was on the staff of General Pershing during the war is visiting friends and relatives in Tal- Iadega.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27
MONEY MARKET

New York June 2e.--Call money strong; high, 51 F per cent: low, 4 ruling rate, q closing bid, [ + offered at G; last loan 5h Call loans against acceptances sis per cent. Time loans firmer; 50 days per cent: 90 days 4; six months, 4 4hs. Prime mercantile paper. 4Q4h per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27

New York. June 26.-Copper stesdy; eleetrolytic. spot and later. ls% % lS% e. steady; No northern. s25@2 27; No. 2 northern, s24@25; No. southern sleg 70. Lead steady; spot. s6.7bn5.s5. Zine quiet, East St Louis spot and nerby delivery s5:soQ5.s5. Antimony spot. s5.o5 5@6.s6.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27
NAVAL STORES


 Savannah. June 2s.--Turpentine, nothing doing; receipts. AS; shipments. 259; stock. s,56s, Rosn firm; sales, l.53l receipts. l.239; shipments, 4o6: stock. 72541. Quote: B. $4.25; D, sI55; E. $4.6o; F. S4.65: G, s4.7o; H. s4.so: I, s4.s6; K, s5.26; M, s5.5o; N, $5.7o; VIC. ss.3o; wv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27
RAW SILK n. Assncfafal Breas

New York June 26.--Raw silk; kansai Soubie extra cracks. per pound. $lSo@ &: Kansai No. l fillers s7.s5 Q 7.bo;. shin shu No. l. s7.25a7.4o; Canton extra A. 1t-Is s76bM770; Shanghai-China steam filters. gold double deer. per pound, ss.2o 61S40.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27
STEEL VIOLATIONS
By Associated Press

: ltNHUCHtttH Z New York. June 26.--Per 100 pounds f. o. b. Pittsburg, steel: Blue annealed sheets $40 Q2.50; galvanized sheets; Sf.lo 64 70: black sheets. s3.15 c $40; steel bars. fl 60 O ITO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27

New York, June 2s.--After declining 12 10 IT points through liquidation on the heayiness in other markets, notably lard, cottonseed oil rallied slightly on support from refiners and room covering and closed to 13 points net lower. Sales. 14,300 barrels. Prime crude, nominal Prime summer yellow. spot 11@l1.6oc: July. l1.o7c: September 11.27c; December 1.30c: all bid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27
SPOT COTTON Rv Asf0clated pre<s

New Orleans. June 26.--Spot cotton quiet, 50 points lower. Sales on the spot 1b4; to arrive, none. Low iniddlnE zoe: middling, 2l.6oc; good middling 225oc. Receipts. 1,542; stock. l6o.12S.
 New York. June 2s.--Cotton. spot. quiet; middling. 21.5oc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27
NEW YORK BOND LIST
By Associated Press

New York, June 2e.--Following are to- day's high, low and closing prices of bonds on the New York Stock Exchange. and the total sales of each bond;
 Uth.~ty Rooda
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27
LONDON MONEY

London, June 26.--i3ar silver, 36A d per ounce. Money. . per cent. Discount rates: Short and three month bills 2A e 2% per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27
BAR SILVER
METAL MARKET

By Associated Press Now York. June 26.-Foreign bar silver, roc: Mexican dollars, b3 ihc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27
SPOT COFFEE
COTTON SEED OIL

~ New York. June 26.-Coffee. Rio. No. T. 1pNc. Futures steady July. 1o.oSc; De- cember. s.SSc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-27
NEW YORK COTTON By Associated Press

New York. June 26.-The market closed
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1922-02-16
REPORT OF THE STATE AID HIGHWAY COMMITTEE
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REPORT OF THE STATE COMMITTEE
To the Honorable
GnemenWe the members of the Wood
ommee respectfully submit the following
during the
of 1921 the County State
hold meeting than
The
10th thereafter
all bills with the exception the
machinery bill have been passed by the committee before
was paid;
work committee Gale by the County Highway Com
missioner and all work carefully before decision acd
bridges SIXTY curts all cement roads, cuerts bridges
Company about bbs. of cement
reocations and for the rad
ton in Wood County
Clay urfacng bargaed
In sold and the County Highway
Committee acting of the Finance Committee
Contracts let during the of 1921 for practically 2S miles
The Mathis Construction Company three miles the Town ond City
ahe the Hedges Construction Company
Aid Construction two miles, WauaG Iron Works. eight miles and
the kramp Construction Company four miles.
Also three State Aid Bridges besides the five bridges included
We of
speeding the several times during the and the
We also
ascertain if possible, the value of the
and had the great Of being told by Mr. kueng that had
Company completed
and accepted and settlement The other
Element will be all before of this
three # wide and 2 miles 1e
Eight State Bridges.
Twenty County
Sixty-three cuvers.
twelve of clay surfacing