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Deny That Man Was
Drunk When Killed

J, \. McKimmona member OF the
International Checkers association.
Nas run over and killed By a switch
engine near Bellingham September
TO- In reporting the accident the
coroner said he believed MeKimmons
was drunk and fell asleep on the
track.
Members OF the association here
smphhtiosily deny that McKimmons
could have been drunk saying that
he was neycr known 10 touch liquor.
After checking mp the association
announces that no ono who saw
MoKlmmons tho night OF the acct
dent says he had taken liquor.
In justice 20 alcKimmOn's widow
and five children. members Of The
association want the erroneous opin-
lon corrected
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The Message of Thousands of
Women

Seattle. wash.-"I think DR.
Pierce's Favorito Prescription Is a
splendid aid TO prospective mothers
I was advised to take II during my
first expectancy and I got so much
help from II. In added physical
strength and restfulness TO tn,
nerves, that l have always used II
during each cxpectant period.
was able to continue my house
work right UP to tho last day and
had practically no suffering. II
would not be right for mo 10 not
tell OF the benefit ] have derived
from the 'Favorito Prescription" for
the sake Of other women.
Mothers and prospective mothers
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription "a
great friend 10 women!'--Mrs. II
4. Rymus, j1O.23rd Ave, South
Start at once with this 'Prescrip
ton" and sec how quickly YOU pick
up-fecl stronger and better. Write
Or. Pierce's fnvalids' Hotel in Buff
falo, N. y, for free advice or send
Toe for trial pkg. tablets dyer
tlsement.
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The Tamgle


b.. 20 determined 20 write you. that
you might better understand Why ]
am leaving Mrs. Prescott. sr.. IN two
weeks. even N you DO not return.
"Unlsts you arc willing that med.
ding old maid should 60 thru your
entire house ln the hopes OF making
you out an Improbable wife. you
would DO well % wire mo or. better
stiil. wire your friend, Mrs. Burke, 20
lock up the whole place and forbid
them admittancs.
want you 10 understand. my dear
Mrs. Prescott. that before Miss Brad
ford came ! was delighted with the
place, enjoyed your husband and
yourself and little son immensely.
and alho your mother.ln.law was AZ
times sHlgsnt. abe seemed 70 be grow.
ing more tolerant Of new ideas.
However now II Is perfectly impo2-
slhle 70 make Ter understand any.
thing IL OF any use except what Miss
Bradford tells her.
Sincerely yours.
ANNETTE ANDERSON
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Night Wire Prom Leslie Prescott
TO Ruth Burke:

Immediately upon receipt OF this
wire, demand the keys % my apart.
msnt from Mrs. Prescott. Lock II
and return the keys 70 the manager
Of the apartment house with instrue-
lions that absolutely no one except
yourself IL 20 be allowed In the apart.
nisnt Above all else, Jet no piece %
furniture OF mine be sent out Of the
apartment. Leave everything just
~ you find a. Do no, attempt 20
put clothing that has been removed
from closets back. This command Ia
peremptory. II necessary. show II
10 both Mrs. Prescott. ST.. and man.
aEsr Of apartment house. Explana.
tory letter follows.
LESLIE HAMILTON PRESCOTT.
(copyHEhi, it-i. y. y A. Service. fHe,)
TOMORROW; Letter from
Leslie Prescott to Ruth Burke.
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SynlpaMizes With
"DisiHRsionsd"

Dear MlFs Grey. This Il an an
swer 10 tho sad little sirl who signed
herself ''Dlslliuhoned
Little pisillusioned Girl. know
how 10 sympathizo with sou. sny
dear. As !. too. have been IN tho
same position. and l feel that
should tell you frankly my own ez'
perieneo with tho man thought
could forgive. but for eight long
years vision OF this girl, as
knew her. would come before me
while ! lay in hts arms, and try as
l would. | was unable 20 oycrcofns
this feeling ! would brood for days
and now that l no longer live with
him. as I have been divorced fm
some time, I feel that have had
enough experispcs 10 give sou some
advice concerning tho virtues OF
men or rather. the virtues that men
do not possess.
am SURF that there would be
very few marriages and many q
broken heart u every lover con
lfssssd 10 hin bridsIo,be Of his ltils
affairs. IA nero man terms them
II men desire To marry after They
have sown their Wild oats. le, " BE
done without this foolish confession
business. am sure that they do u
moro 20 - boaHtful than 10 make q
clean breast OF things The male 4
more or less eoncsitsd creature.
Woman has always been. and al
ways viii be. morally above man
and shaft he ready any day viii
Ian argument concerning this state
mcnt.
So. little GIRL. II you fesi. way
down IN your clean young hear
that you can forgive and forget
your lovers past. marry him and bf
happy. but II you feel that tho dag
ger you speak Of cannot be removed
and tho memory Of his past aiway'
fresh In your mind. why ~ don
think for a minute that you would
hs happy. Just forget about him
lif possible. and find something In
life worth while. why make your
Young life rad and miserable, brood
| ing over his past. oh. how we'll
know that ws women can brood.
Y. j.. L.
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Cynthia Grey
Likes Young Man. but Thinks He Is too Quiet
When They Are Out in Company.
BY CYNTHIA GREY

OEAR MISS GREY: Have been keeping steady company
- with young man for nearly year and like him
very much, But am always embarrassed when are
out in company When everyone else is having good time
he sits still and opens his mouth have spoken 10
him about this but he says he cannot help it, II makes
so mad that just feel like giving him up What can do?
G.. j.
IL easily and violently dspleased, doubtless
would be best for the young IL 10 release him.
is the easiest thing in the world TO find young who
talk much that they have time TO do think
ing ut ALL The quiet often has very busy brain,
he is not eternay rectng what he thinks what he has
done and what he is going TO do what he has and what he
spends lie is not inferior 10 deserve girls wrath
Some women like dgnfed and reserved II you give
him he will not be long in finding who will be
considerable of his PECULIARLY.
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(cspTFiss. lSs,, n. n. A. Service. Ins)
"Youll lose out II sou do. I tell
your the heavier masculine tones
groNfod. what viii you get out of
L II sou carry out your threat
"A falrsh bit O. satisfaction, old
deary' The ueckinE voice was that
% woman, not boy. and the ao.
cent Was nnmistakahls.
Il mean TO set my biz out o. what.
ever tho s1'me Is. no fears'
There's no game, but l promised
you a settlement. didn't 1. II you
would only be a little patientf lie,
me take YOU hack TO your car now
like n sensible girl and IN see sou
in town before the end OF ns:a
week"
"Yons Andrew Drake HIMSELF
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smart as sou please"
For PHYS sakeg' gasped poor
sirs. Woodchuck.
II was all she could Eay after
making such a fuss n all about
nothing.
III seems 10 be Just the right
size. said Mister Snip Snap soberIy.
Il think Il looks wonderful"
agreed Nancy
Il you would get a suit any
larger than that Il wouldn't III him
I at all. said Nick,
I'm very sorry, I'm sure" said
Mrs. Woodchuck. But Wally him.
self can tell you that after he'd had
supper az his grandma's last night
Il wouldn't button up az all. You
must be using magic. Mister Snip
Snap. 10 make It 1T so well again"
NO magic at ALL Mrs. Wood.
chuck" said the fairyman. by the
way. wally. what did you have for
SUPPER
six slices or bread and apple
sauce" said Wally, "and six pota.
toes and four ears Of corn and ~
pancakes with molasses and two
dumplings and"
Mrs. Woodchuck. said Mister
Snip SNAP. the wonder Is that your
child IS alive at all. II he goes 10
his grandmRs often. you'll have TO
buy him an extra suit about four
sizes too large 10 wear at those
times"
II think you are right" sighed
Mrs. Woodchuck. Il never knew
wally was such a little pig"
ITO Be Continued
I Copyright. 1894. y. r. A. Service. Ine.)
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LETTER FROM ANNETTE An
DERS0N TO MRS. JOHN ALDEN
PRESCOTT, CONTINUED

was perfectly aEhast. ms dear
Mrs Prescott. when Miss Bradford
told me she WA sure sou would feel
very kindly 20 anyone who would
discover that secret drawer knew
you left hurnsdly. and Of course /
% not know how many private pa
psrs you have left IN that desk. But
when J tried 90 demonstrate and 1
did rather heatedly- MiEs Bradford
lnttrpohed By saying:
I'm sure. Nurse" ishe always
calls me Nurse when she wants 10
BE- particularly disaareoablsL that
Mru. Prescott. Jr. viii be AZ glad 20
have the secret drawer in her desk
found. as She viii be 20 have her
rooms put In complete order without
any worry 20 herself I'm certain
that Il has not had a thoro cleaning
and careful going over since hhe
moved IN tho apartment,
when l Jaw the condition Of her
closet which We are cleaning today.
and which has presumably been used
] AaAty anu htsffAhAN hAAAA AFh " "
In order than other rooms less used.
I know that II ! vote Mrs Prescott
ana thru my devotion 20 society and
my friends had lff, my place In Such
way. I would be very glad and
thank my husbands mother very
much for putting the entire place 70
rights"
THIS bit Of righteous pTttsntion on
her part led 20 a discussion, IN which
was completely ignored, Of the
drraass and wraps and other things
which wero found In your closet and
bedroom bureau The probable cos,
OF all this paraphsrnalla seemed 70
worry them very much. Miss Brad.
ford made your mothsr.ln.lAw think
you were culpably eItrayagant.
Perhaps. my dear Mrs. Prescott, !
should not tell you NIL this. but ]
know how Infatuated would be 10
have perfect stranger 10 thru my
small possessions when was not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
Get Rid of
That Cough!

Every eourr ~ aus 20 inflammation
either IN the bronchial tubes, throat or
iunEr 10 get rid OF u. you must first
heal tho iunamsd membranes that cause
the trouble. Tn. safest ard most efftc-
tive method IL 10 inhals the delighifgi.
,oothing yapor OF Dec" better known
during tho past 30 years as Dennis
Eucalyptus Ointment.
Heat ,posn.ui o. Dec" IN tin plate
and sin your lungs with the pungsnt but
pleasAni VanoT. Almost Instantly II
clears IN. head and throat checking the
cough and beginning at once 10 heal the
raw. tender rnsmbfsn.s
Dec" contains only tho purss, euea-
lyptus and other antiseptie. healing oils.
Finc for colds. estRTrh. sore throat. etc.
Satisfactory results guaranteed or money
back. Tubes or 3ar,, See at all good
drug stores. Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment
Co. makers. Berkeley. Csl.--Advertise
mrnt
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KITCHEN FURNISHINGS
THAT TIGHTEN LABOR
flight Equipment Properly Placed
Almost Makes Work Pleasure.
ny MARIAN MOORE

When a woman has kitchen In
her home which ls not the cubby.
hole kitchenette variety nor the
huge AFFAIR over which our grand.
mothers were accustomed 10 tramp
Inc weary hours. but n room Jus,
large enough 80 that she can easily
turn from the sink 10 the stove. or
tho icebor 10 the cabinet without
taking more than half dozen steps.
che certainly Ia 20 be congratulated.
Although the porcelain table can
often be placed most conveniently
IA the middle ~ the floor, II the
room n TOO small. n can find the
next best place directly under the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
A SUSTAINING SWEET

4 suGiaining and pleasing sweet
for ending meals or lunch Is com.
posed Of n cupful each Of raihins.
dates figs. prunes and shelled nuts.
Put the nuts thru food chopper
frat. then mix with fruit and pass
ali thru a chopper twice and press
into cakes. wrap In paratfin paper.
and delicate. wholesome sweet is
made for the child.
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his adventurous life. and five women
Who have psniendsd him al differ.
ent times IN his pTocauous career
are anxiously awaiting his recovery.
Ills many friends would gladly re-
ward anyone who could give infor.
nation leading 20 his recovery We
have exhausted every other means
OF reaching him. ana We hope this
call viii reach someone who mny
know where there Is such a dog.
We think hs was stolen. hut he
may BE- In entirely innocent hands
now. We shall not hold tho people
under suspicion who may have him
AZ tho present time.
And NO shall bo very thankful 10
Cynthia Grey.
he ACoN.iG:tR
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CHAPTER X
MILES proceeded straight TO thu

MILES proceeded straight TO the
lfl dining room. he must sec for
himself what reaction the first shock
otthe news would bring 10 the fam.
ily.
Miss patricia's not therc, mo'am, 7"
the detective said quietly.
"Not-not there?" The woman's
lips barely formed the words and a
muttered oath came from Andrew,
but Roger only stared. while the
faint color cbbed from his thin face.
leaving II waxen.
"Patriclal My God, not that! Not
that last blown Hobart started up
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male weakness, and there was no help
but TO be operated upon, and ofcourse
that would cost us great deal. My
husband heard about Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound at the
factory and one night ne stopped at
the drug store and bought me a bottle
oft. ] had begunto think there was no
llelp for me. but : took three bottles Of
itand nowI feel like myselfoncemorc.
The price for three bottles wasn't SO
much as the doctor had charged. /
cannot praise Lydia Il. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound enough. Mrs.
DORA OSBORNE, 400 Sherman Ave,
South Bend, Indiana.
Women troubled with female veal
.pess should give Lydia Il. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound fair trial
Il --Adyertisement
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Acknowledgement

CYNTHIA GREY wants 10
" thank Aunt Jane" for tho
doll and her nice ietter Also the
many readers who responded with
clothing and toys for the family
referred to IN this column a short
time ago.
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For Terrier
Is Gone

Dear Cynthia Grey; Can any Of
your readers help rs 70 locate a
little black and white fox terrier
lost about ak weeks agof lie Il
somewhat unusual IN appearance
and would be easy 10 Identify. lie
has a black head and his body Is
marked with large black spots, quite
evenly distributed. lie Is somewhat
stocky in build and about four or
five years old lie has made many
friends and fcw enemies during
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GO on WITH stony

Wednesday night, here In the
house, No one knows but me and
IN tell you about Il later"
Miles continued his duties and no
opportunity presented Itself to speak
TO Soottle until lunch. As he served
tho midday meal Miss Drake an
nouncod:
Ora Hawks has returned from
her trip % California"
For a moment there was silence
while Andrew ate uneoncernedly on.
Roger was almost furtively regard.
ing his brother. Finally he asked.
with an embarrassed cough:
You win call. Andrew. no douh,,
why should T." Tho other looked
up cooliy. and then added with a short
laugh. Il had almost forgotten her
existence. Has she changed muchg'
Not In appearance: little s,outer.
perhaps" Miss Drake answered has.
lily with a slight frown. 'She Is
coming for tea this afternoon. 80 you
viii DO able 10 Judge for-yeurself"
II was late afternoon when In an.
swer 10 the summons OF the doorbell
he admitted the expected visitor.
She was a stout. severely gowned
woman Of middle ago with grayinE
!. hair slieked back tightly beneath a
small. stiff hat and a pair OF she'll.
trimmed glasses athwart tho bridge
Ok an inquiring nose
Ny dear Ora IL Is Indeed a
pleasure 20 welcome your returnr'
Miss Drake greeted her with cool
kiss on her cheek and turned 10
Miles. William. call Miss Patricia.
please, and Mr.. Roger. think you
viii find Mr.. Andrew In the garden. .
Scottie and Andrew were standing
deep IN consultation over by the
summer.houss and he had started
toward them -rien ne saw the visitor
descending tho steps OF tho side
veranda- Her smile was somewhat
srim as she advanced
How do you do. Andrew An !
the las; OF your old friends"
Ora Andrew Drake had wheeled
with her first word and held out his
hand Then he drew IL back with
an apologize shrug for its be<rimed
state He vas eoatlsss IL the balny
spring sunshine and both shirt,
sleeves had been rolled 20 the elbow.
but new ne started hastily 20 pull
them down. shs noted tho action
and even from where he stood the
detective could sec the deep flush
which mounted suddenly In her fat,
round face.
AndrcwF' Her nasal tones ver.
! eddy broken and confused. you
really recognized me. then? I am
mot so very much ehansed7"
How can you asx7 I should hsv,
[ known you anywhere In the worldg
hehe returned with suspicious feryor
QThen he added hurriedly: "I1l ssi
seleaned up at once and come In fol
tea. and ne can have a good talk.
''I'll wait for you" She turust
and moved back slowly toward tn,
house while Andrew stood Us thc
rooted to the spot gazing after her.
When she had disappeared a single
comment from the man reached
Miles ears.
'Damnationi"
Look scottie seized Miles arm
and his low voice sank 10 a HUSKY
whisper. There, over the hsdgel-
Coming from the direction OF the VII
lage. Who is TT"
Two indlstinct shadows were NOV
ing along the walk and appeared &
be engaged in an argument. for ;
mans rough tones mingled with |
shrill. higher voice like that Of Al
angry boy.
They crept step BY step until thel
we're within a few feet Of the two
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7 Cynthia Grey will receive
callers on Monday. wednesday.
and Friday. from 20 D. m
| and Tuesday and Thursday.
from IL TO ~ a. M at her OF.
flee In The Star building. 1903
Seventh ave.
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N. J. Woman Heads
Legion Auxiliary

ST. PAUL. Sept. 2o.-Mrs. o. d.
oliphant. Trenton. y. J.. was elected
national president OF the American
Legion auxiliary yesterday over
Alkaline wright Maccaulcy, of
Menominse, Wis.
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HAD TO LET
HOUSEW0RK GO
So III Husband had to do the Work.
Completely Restored to Health
BY Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound
South Bend, Indiana. -" was all
rundown, tired out, and had pains in

my back and bear
ing down pains. l
was 30 sore / could
hardly drag my
self around and
was not able TO
do a bit Of house.
work. Ny husband
worked all day in
the shop, and then
came home and
h elpe d m at
night. The doc
TORS said I had f.
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Rr0IN uERE TODAY

what norrihie and mysterious
power was forcing the three Drake
bFutNvFs
HOBART. the Wall Street hraker,
fnRfR- the scientist and
ANDREW. recently returned from
Australia. 40 place themselves IN
ridiculous situati0nse Sedate. mld-
dlc-aSrd and wealthy, che three
NVerc now terrcr-strieken. Some
power eAd forced Hobart 20 de-
liver a meek speech In the public
square. Roger 20 hurlesdps sci.
cntifie address. and Andrew 20 sit
on the floor and play with toys
They were sane. and
PATRICIA DRAKE. dauE hter OF ilo-
bart secretly secured
OWEN MILES. detective sergeant
and his COLLEAGUES.
SCoTrtE McCREApY. 90 inyssti-
gate. Miies is employed 40 =
housrman and Seottie as a Ear'
n dener, On his first morning. a
u letter aich Miles learns did not
80 thru the mail arrived and
throws Hobart into passion
Miles tells Srottie 90 watch.
MISS JERuSttA DRAKE. spinsteI
sister OF the brothers, whom hs
discovered IN Wildly excited
state late a. night before an oper
CRATE In which she was huFnlns
papers OF some kind.
The Winslow mail., 1924-10-03
SUMMONS

In the Superior Court of the State
of Arizona in and for the County of
Navajo.
William Hainstock, Plaintiff, VS..
Edith lola Hainstock, Defendant.
In the Name of the State of Arizona,
to Edith lola Hainstock, Defendant,
Greeting:
You are hereby summoned and re-
Quired to appear in an action brought
against you by the above named plain
tiff, in the Superior Court of the State
of Arizona, in and for the County of
Navajo, and answer the complaint
therein filed with the Clerk of this
said Court, at Holbrook, in said coun-
ty, within twenty days after the SER
vice upon you Of this summons, if
served in this said county, or in all
other cases within thirty days there
after, the times above mentioned be-
ing exclusive of the day of service,
or judgment by default will be taken
against you.
Given under my hand and seal of
the Superior Court Of the State of
Arizona, in and for the County of
Navajo, this 28th day of August, A.
D., 1924.
LLOYD c. HENNING,
Clerk Of the Superior Court.
BY OLIVE c. REED,
Deputy Clerk.
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

State of Arizona, office of the Ari-
zona Corporation Commission, United
States of America, State of Arizona,
SO.
The Arizona Corporation Commits
sion does hereby certify that the an
nexed is true and complete tran
script of the Articles of Incorporation
of Cahn-Nagle Mercantile Company.
which were filed in the office of said
Arizona Corporation Commission on
the 18th day of August, A D. 1924,
at 1000 o'clock A NJ, as provided
by law.
In testimony whereof, the Arizona
Corporation Commission, by its chair
man, has hereunto set it's hand and
affixed its Official Seal. Done at the
city of Phoenix, the Capitol, this 18th
day of August, A. D. 1924.
ARIZONA CORPORATION
COMMISSION
d. F. JOHNSON,
Chairman.
Attest:
T. J. MCBRIDE,
Secretary.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF
CAHN-NAGLE MERCANTILE
COMPANY
Know All Men BY These Presents:
That we, the undersigned, have this
day associated ourselves together for
The Winslow mail., 1924-10-03

quired to appear in an action brought
against you by the above-named plain
tiff. in the Superior Court of the State
of Arizona, in and for the County OF
Navajo, and answer the complaint
therein filed with the clerk of sai0
court, at Holbrook, in said county,
within twenty days after the service
upon you of this summons, if served
in this said county, or in all other
cases within thirty days thereafter,
the times above mentioned being ex-
elusive of the day of service, or judg-
ment by default will be taken against
you.
Given under my hand and the sea3
of the Superior Court of the State OF
Arizona, in and for the County OF
Navajo, this 30th day of September.
1924.
(SeaD LLOYD c. HENNING,
34t4 Clerk of said Superior Court
The Winslow mail., 1924-10-03
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals marked upon the
outside of envelope "State Highway
Contract, Federal Aid Project No 3E
b. and addressed to w. G. Lefebvres.
State Engineer, care of Board of Sup,
ervisors of Yavapai County, Prescott
Arizona, will be received at D. m.-
October 6, 1924, upon the Prescott
Jerome Highway, Federal Aid ProjecT
No 36-B.
The work consists of approximate
ly 2,400 c. Y. roadway structural ex-
cavation; 613 G. Y class "B" con-
crete; So c. Y. surfacing with selected
local material; $50 Sta. Yds. of sur
facing overhaul; Is G. Y. ditching;,
hauling and placing $50 pounds of re-
inforcing steel; hauling and placing;
"a lin. it., Of "a inch C. M. p, anGl
other incidental items.
All proposals shall be accompanies
by an unendorsed, certified or cash
ier's check for per cent Of the gross
amount of the proposal, payable t0
the State Treasurer Of Arizona.
The State Engineer reserves the
right to reject any and all proposals.
Copies of the plans and speciffca-
tions may be seen at the office Of the
State Engineer in Phoenix, or at the,
Office of the Board Of Supervisors OF
Yavapai County In Prescott, or may
be obtained upon the payment Of Five
($5O0) Dollars to W. C. Lefebvre-
State Engineer, Phoenix, Arizona
Satisfactory bonds will be required
of the contractor to whom the aware
is made.
All proposals shall be made oE
blanks furnished for that purpose.
w. c. LEFEBVRE,
State Engineer
Phoenix, Arizona.
September "a, 1924. 33-t2C