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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-09

Prizes for best masks at Haliow-
cen ball. See display ad for list.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-09

See display ad for prizes at Hal
lowe'en masque ball at the armory.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-09

See display ad for prizes at Hall
lowe'en masque ball at the armory.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-09

See display ad for prizes at Hal
lowe'en masque BAH at the armory
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-09

See display ad for prizes at Hal
lowe'en nlasque ball at the armory.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-09

Mr. !. II. Anderson of Malta has
been suffering with renal collie.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-09
T, q II Al 4. xE NJ =

Gre ct Ing cards. ~ Everybody's
store.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-09

SPECIAL SATURDAY
One can Palmolive talcum and one
cake Palmolive soap 25c.-Every-
body's store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-16

dairy herd. Blinn w. Page, End;
Sunny Side Stock Farm, End.
Ayrshire-S. b. Moore and son.
bull. 4 yrs. End; &. ID. Dunlop, bull,
4 yrs, LIST; s. Il. Moore and son,
bull, = mos, 3rd b. ID. Dunlop, bull,
u mos, md; S. b. Moore and son,
bull, 8 mos, LIST; S. u. Moore and
son, COW, 4 yrs. md and Ord: Il. -.
Dunlop. COW. 5 yrs, list: g. b. Moore
and son. cow. 3 yrs. 3rd: b. ID. Dun
lop, COW. = yrs. LIST and End: s. d.
Moore and son, heifer, . yrs. list.
md and Ord; S. Il. Moore and son,
heifer, | yr., LIST, end and Bird; y. d.
Dunlop. heifer, 10 mos, Bird; Il. ID.
Dunlop, heifcr, 8 mos, End; b. y.
Dunlop. heifer. s mos. list: best Ayr
shire dairy herd. S. b. Moore and
son. list; y. ID. Dunlop, End.
Grade Ayrshire-B. ID. Dunlop,
cow, @ yrs, LIST and End; b. ID. Dun
lop, hcifer. = yrs, LIST.
Jersey--Hilton Stock Farm, bull.
2 yrs, list: Marshall c. Viles, bulk
l yr.. list; Walter +. Smith. bull. !
W., End: Young e. True. bull. ! yr.,
Bird; Hilton Stock Farm. bull. o mos,
3rd; Reformatory for Women, bull.
10 mos, end: G. G. Cleveland, bull,
10 mos, 1st; Hilton Stock Farm,
COW, 6 yrs, Jrd: Hilton Stock Farm.
COW, yrs, End; Walter i. Smith.
COW. s yrs, list: Marshall e. Viles.
keifer. 3 yrs. End; Walter F. Smith,
heifer, 3 yrs, LIST; c. G. Cleveland,
heifer, 3 yrs. Ord: Hilton Stock
Farm. heifer, yrs, LIST; Marshall
c. viles. heifer, 2 yrs, End: +. +.
Withee.s heifer. 2 yrs, Bird: Hilton
Stock Farm. heifer. yr.. LIST: Young
& True. heller. yr., End; Marshall
c. viles, heifer. / yr., Bird: +. F.
Withee. heifer. mos, LIST: Robert
Davis. heifer. 10 mos, End: John Fl.
Lancaster. heifer, IL mos. Ord: best
dairy herd. Hilton Stock Farm. LIST.
Grade Jersey-Edward Beaulier,
COW. yrs. list; Charles G. Cleveland,
heifer, yrs, End; Perley Foss,
heifer, = yrs. list: Thomas 3. Fox,
heifer. 1 yr., list; Charles c. Cleve-
land. heifer, / yr., md.
Guernsey-Fred Russell and son,
bull, 3 yrs. LIST: Fred Russell ana
son. bull. weeks. 1st.
Grade Guernsey - Fred Russell
and son, COW, g yrs. list; Fred Rus
sell and son, cow, yrs, Ind; Fred
Russell ans son. heifer. 2 yrs. LIST;
Rilla d. Erskine. heifer, yrs. End:
Thomas Il. Fox. heifer, yr., LIST:
Fred Russell and son, heifer, / yr..
End and 3rd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-16

zee you. It's so dark
She hesitated an instant. then laid
her hand in his. Quickly he took 1t
in both his own.
do YOU know that it's Midsum-
mer Nights Eve?" he demanded,
There's magic in this night. Sit
down here on this bench with ne,
won't you? There are so many
things l want to say to you"
She sat at his side. Honeysuckle
and roses doomed all about them;
in the swimming pool nearby water
lilies floated, and at Its edges heavy
ccented flowers of the night weight
ed the air with their fragrance.
Mary forgot Camilla and her claims.
forgot the burden Of debt that
shackled her whole existence. and
thought only Of the man who sat
there holding hershands.
II want TO tel you everything
there is to know about me. Mary"
he began, leaning forward so that
his shoulder touched hers, trying TO
see her face. But 1t doesn't really
Il1CtCT WHO OF WEdL L JuSl iiuN'
does it? We can talk about things
like that in broad daylight. Just
now l want only 20 tell you that !
love you"
"And I" she stopped abruptly:
some newborn instinct told her that
they were not alone. Yet the gar
den was quiet. save for the murmur-
ing of the water near their feet and
the chirping of n sleepy bird. III
have TO tell YOU about me, too
though probably you've heard the
things people say"
Il care too much for you even to
know what people say" he an
swercd. "And all l want You to tell
me about yourself Is that you love
me"
Il love you" she told him, simply,
and as he kissed her she wondered
that she had ever thought till then
that she lived. With Bruce Gillian's
arms around her and his lipsNon hers
she knew what heaven was, and
knew what hell could be. because It
could bring her nothing worse than
being taken from him.
"Will you love me always" he
asked her presently. and she. defy
ing the superstition that lowered
over her always, answered. $50 much
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-16
= MMxuzy. g@ge|
b. VIOLET DARE,
AUTHOR OF lie AaE-75me ytfe.. 1zove-~ 7am.7' 81.
!, VIOLET DARE,
Eue-~ Jame9' srr
4 AAAaaA0.AaHass...

that nothing can ever separate n.
"And will YOU marry me at one.,.
he demanded. holding her Ga.
again. will you marry me tonivh.
We could go TO town and wake n,
justice OF the peace and haye n.
whole thing over with in two min.
utes. Think OF It. Mary-we cous
be man and wife before dawn. On
say you will"
''Oh. I'm afraid--I don't know
she knew that she ought TO Ga,
and consider; common sense told h..s
that she could not rush into mi,
paradise that opened before her ara,
take the happiness that was oifers
her. And yet-after all. why nc,,
Surely her life ought TO belong n
her! She could manage somehow n
pay the debts she owed her am.
and the tradespeople. could mansss
to make Camilla be reasonable h
was the thought OF Camilla that h.s
her back, and as she hesitated. a,
heard a man whistl;ng, softly, mrs.
ically.
Someone Is coming" she N.
claimed. drawing away from GinI.,
why should we care? Mary. ru,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-16
. ow Known In
i. Every State Be-
cause Of Proven
Value for Coughs
and Colds
Mothers Depend on Father
Johns Medicine AS the
Greatest Body Builder

1t is guaranteed free from alcohol
or dangerous drugs. 1t Is a pure and
wholesome emulsion of cod liver oil
with other valuable ingredients so
combined by scientific process that
it has the approval of leading medi-
cal authorities and has become gen.
orally knows as the greatest body
builder.
It's nourishing food elements are
correctly prepared so that they are
quickly and easily taken up even by
a weakened system and promptly
turned into new flesh and strength. 1t
treats colds in the natural logical
way: soothes the irritation. helps to
drive out the impurities, and gives
renewed strength with which to fight
Off illness AS food tonic when you
are weak and run down, it has
proved it's value during its more than
60 years OF success. 1t is safe for all
the family to use because it IS
guaranteed free from alcohol or dan
gerous drugs in any form.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-16
FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY
USED BY NEW ENGliNO FAMILIES FOR OVER So YEARS
Prescribed for Fa-
ther JohtlO 'Brien
at Lowell, Mass,
on June 9, 1855
New England Made Product
Has Most Interesting His
tory

The true history of Father Johns
Medicine shows 1t 10 be New Eng
land made product which originated
1T Lowell, Mass, on June .. 1855.
when It was prescribed for Reverend
Father John O'Brien. pastor Of st.
patrick's Parish I'm that city.
Father John, as he was affection
ately called by his people. received so
much benefit from the prescription
that he recommended Its use to his
parisbioners when he found them
suffering from cough or cold. or
when they were in need Of a body
builder. In going to the drug store
70 have the prescription refilled.
they naturally asked for Father
Johns medicine. and thus II was
named by the people.
For many years II was prepared
one bottle at a time, but az more and
more people began TO know its value,
It vas made up In somewhat larger
quantities. BY word of mouth rec
concentration. the number Of users
continuaIls incrcas ed. AZ one family
otter another having proved its
value. spread the news to neighb0rs
and friends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-16

and Bird: Perley Foss, sow and pigs,
w. list: J. H. Stevens, male, 9
months. LIST; J. II. Stevens, male, z
months, 3rd; j. II. Stevens, female, Z
months, 3rd.
Sheep
Oxford Downs-Charles French,
pen ewes. mo-, list; Charles French.
? ewes, 6 mo-, LIST and End; Charles
French, ewes. pens, yr.. list and
Ind; Charles French, 9 ewes, 2 yrs,
1st and End: Charles French, 2 rams.
mos. LIST and End: Charles French.
2 yearling, rams. 1st and End; Char
les French. l ram. yrs. LIST.
Cheviot--Ralph l.. Warth1ey. / eve,
2 years. list: l eve lamb. list: 1 male,
9 years. LIST. l.. III. Elliott, ewes
lambs, 1st; ewes. lambs, 2 years, list.
Diana Hight. pen ewes. 1st: Diana
Hight pen sheep, LIST: Emma Hight,
buck lamb. end: Emma Hight, eve
list; Emma Hight. buck lamb. list;
Emma Hight. buck j W.. LIST: Emma
Hight. buck. / VI. 1st: Emma Hight,
pen eve lambs. End: Emma Hight.
pen sheep, End; Emma Hight, eve, 9
yrs, list.
DOrSetS-Sunnyside stock Farm,
pen ewes, list: Sunnyside Stock farm
pen sheep. LIST: Sunnyside Stock
farm. sheep. End; Sunnyside Stock
farm. eve. lamb. LIST and End: Sun
nyside Stock farm. eve. yr, LIST
and 2nd; Sunnyside Stock farm,
eve 2 VI. LIST and End: Sunnysido
Stock farm. buck. lamb. 1st and End:
Sunnyside Stock farm. buck. l yr.. LIST
and End: Sunnyside Stock farm, pen
lambs. list: L. G. Stevens, female, 2
yrs. 1st and End.
Rambomillett-Per Foss. ram. 3
yrs, Its! A. d. Bailey. l ram. w.
tst; A. d. Bailey. ram lambs. list
and End: A. d. Bailey. eve, yrs
LIST: A. D. Bailey. . eve, VI. 1st and
End; A. D. Bailey. eve lambs. 1st
and End; A. D. Bailey, pen ewes, .
yrs. and over, 1st.
Suffolks-A. D. Bailey. ram. . yrs
LIST: A j. Bailey. 3 ewes. . VI and
over, End: A. d. Bailev ram lambs.
1st and End: A. D. Bailey. 2 eve
1ambs, End: A. d. Bailey, eve, ! W.,
End.
Leicester-A. y. Bailey, . ewes. .
yrs, End; A. d. Bailey. l ram. yr.,
1st; A. D. Bailey. ] eve, yr., ist:
A. y. Rowell. buck lamb. 6 mo-. LIST:
A. z. Rowell. pen eve sheep.
1st: A. H. Rowell. l pen eve lambs
5 mo-. list; A. z. Rowell, / sheep, .
yrs, LIST.
Hampshires-Long Branch farm.
Bowdoinham. Me, 2 rams, 2 yrs, list
and End: Long Branch farm, rams,
l yr. LIST and End: Long Branch farm.
2 rams. mo-, LIST and End: Long
Branch farm. ? ewes. 2 yrs, 1st and
End; Long Branch farm. 2 ewes.
yr.. 1st and End: Long Branch farm.
2 ewes. mo-, 1st and End.
eepshire-Loonog Branch farm,
ram. yrs. LIST: Long Branch farm,
l ram. l yr., LIST; Long Branch farm,
ram lambs. s mo-, LIST and End;
Long Branch farm, l ram. yrs, LIST:
Long Branch farm, ewes, 2 yrs, 1st
and End; Long Branch farm, 2 ewes,
l VI, LIST and End; Long Branch
farm. ewes. 9 mo-. 1st and End.
Oxfords-Long Branch farm, l ram
2 yrs, list: Long Branch farm,
rams. 1 yr.. LIST and End: Long
Branch farm. 2 ram lambs, 6 mo-. LIST
and End; Long Branch farm, ewes,
l W., LIST and End; Long Branch
farm. ewes, 2 yrs. LIST and End:
Long Branch farm. ewes, 6 mo-, LIST
and End.
Dorcets-Long Branch farm. 1
ram lamb. mo-, list: Long Branch
farm. ewes. yr.. LIST and End: Long
Branch farm, ram. 1 W., LIST.
Cheviot-Long Branch farm. 2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-16
Joseph c. Smith Speaker

The Bethany Christian Endeavor
society on Sunday evening resumed
its services with Mrs. Floyd G.. Nye
leading. The meeting opened with
song service. The topic considered
was: How Can Christian Endeavor-
ers Help the Sunday School," Scrip
ture was read by Mrs. Nye and
prayer offered by" pastor Merriam
The speaker was Joseph Cohurn
Smith. Colby, "a, son of DR.. and
Mrs. George Otis Smith Of Wash
ington, ID. e.. who used as his sub
Ject: "Despise Not the Days of Thy
Youth Mr. Smith has just re-
turned from three months travel in
Europe and gave most interesting
talk on the Youth Movement in Eu-
rope. There were nearly 80 In at
tendance and the meeting was an
excellent beginning of the fall work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-16

upstairs for wrap. while I get ny
car-IIl meet you down on the drive
In five minutes"
He lifted her TO her feet and wn
gone. obliterated by the blackne. q
the night. AS she turned toward The
house, tho whistling of mom,r,
before sounded almost at her elbow,
Beautiful night. isn't IT." Stewart
OBrien's voice was silky smooth, as
it always was when he had been
drinking too much, Having o nice
time out in the garden" q
I'm just going upstairs" Mar
answered jerkily.
Yes. T know. 10 get wrap and
clope with Gillian. Hc,tcr not,
Mary--you can't afford the results,
Mary. my dear. Remember O.
milla."
She stood as II turned 10 stone,
He had heard. then. and knew, TOO
Of the weapon that Camilla held
over her head,
shes in love with him herseR
you know" O'Erien went on, quiet
ly: his voice sounded as IL he wen
laughing ut her. shell never stand
for your walking of with him. And
you've cot TO marry a man who hs'
money; Gillian hasn't rot rent, !
happen TO know. Bc sensible
Mary" J
"Oh. II hate YOU she cried
Possibly YOU do--but even 10
you might better marry me than
Gillian" he rctortcd. ITS money,
not love. that you need"
She fed then. hcr airy black drar'
cries catching on tho ros" bushes ~
she ran: head bent. sh7 did no; SEC
Gillian &c she passed him. q,
Tomorrow-Driven Out CT ParadlH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-16

hams Vegetable COMPOUND nas n
for women and decided TO Try W. ~
ter the first week could go 70 n IN
every night and ] stopped havi w, e
nervous feeling and got Q De. ..s ~
petite. The doctor had away, M
that an operation was the oniy i. n
that would help me, but never s!'.s r.
any faith in an operation. Sin ,ss,is
Vegetable Compound mas s eve
helping me / do not suffer tne ri. I q
pains, Feel stronger, and am III ~
do my own work. ! am MOI m
glad to tell my friends that i...;isd
where other medicines have Isa
Mrs. Gus VocEL, 6608 Pelou1s
Detroit, Michigan.
Arecord Of fifty years serMgaSf
convince women Of the merit " sS
E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Con
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-16
Sk0WnEcAn LOCAL NEWS
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, i:,a., -! -
Municipal Court

\OaG
Edward Vigue of Skowhegan. who
was arrested at Fairview park on
charge of illegal transportation of
intoxicating liquor. at hearing at
the Somerset municipal court Mon
day. pleaded guilty before Judge
Merrill and was given Jail sentence
Of four months
Samuel Turgeon and Clifford
Vigue, both OF Waterville. who were
brought to Skowhegan from Smith
field. Sunday. charged with intoxi-
cation. were found guilty by Judge
Merrill, who imposed a fine and
costs OF S21.75.
Lynville Mullen was before Judge
Merrill. Monday, charged with dis
turbing the peace Saturday. He was
given a fine and costs of $11.S0 and
a jail sentence OF five days and was
committed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-16

night and heard
ce Gillian
speak to h er
he ar d ] Y
d AIRED answer
him. for fear
at she had
been mistaken,
had merely i'm
agined that he
was there near
her.
:" M airy ;" lie
said 4 G r ] Y,
are you reauy
thare2 I can't
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-16
WHO'S WHO AND WHAT'S
HAPPENED

MARY HAYWARD. a famous
beauty, arrives at the country home
of
CAMILLA WAITE with two men.
BRUCE GILLIAN and
STEWART O'BRIEN.
Camilla warns Mary that she Is In
love with Bruce and that there is to
be no poaching on her matrimonial
preserves. Camilla realizes that
Bruce is much interested in Mary,
and plots with O'Brien to prevent
his proposing to her. Camilla keeps
Bruce from Mary's side at the dance
that evening, but late that night
Mary goes into the garden for a
breath Of air. and unexpectedly
meets him.
TODAY'S INSTALMEST
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-16
WASHINGTON

The RazorvilIe school began Mon
day. Miss Louisa Lincolh teacher.
and the Stickney's Corner school,
Miss Doris Overlook, teacher,
Mr. and Mrs. b. K. Ware and Mrs.
Nellie Lincoln attended the State
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-16
Funeral of Summer Wilson

The funeral service for Sumner
Wilson was held Monday afternoon
at the home of his son and wife. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Wilson, Shirley street
and was conducted by the Rev
George Merriam. pastor of the Beth
any Baptist church. The bearers
were A. A. Porter. Sumner Norton,
John W. Delano and James Brown.
The burial was in the family lot at
the Southside cemetery. Among the
out OF town people attending were
Mrs. Elsada Mcintyre. Portland.
Mrs. Nern Pease, Augusta, and Mr..
and Mrs. Sherman Gray. Gardiner.
Oregon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-16
Miss Rood to Speak


Mrs. &. Fl. Rood of Cincinnati
Ohio, will speak at the First Phila-
thea meeting to he held Wednesday
night at the home of Rev. and Mrs
George l.. Thurston at $50. Mrs
Rood is n Philathea worker of note
and is sent here BY Miss Henrietta
Heron. a National officer. All mem
bers of the class are urged to attend
this first meeting of the fall.
The Ladies' Social Circle will meet
on Wednesday afternoon at the
church vestry. and a large attend
ance is requested.
Sunday afternoon. Rev. Herbert l..
Nichols, pastor of the Bethany
Baptist Church conducted helpful
religious service at the State Re-
formatory for Women. -.
Congregationalists in the county
will be interested to know that to-
day. Tuesday, in Augusta, under the
auspices of the State Congregational
Conference. Missionary Educa-
tional meeting will be held with
several fine addresses. 1t is expect
ed several from town will attend.
Rev. George l.. Thurlow. pastor OF
the Federated Church, conducted q
religious service Sunday afternoon
at the Cornvilie Town House.
Rev. George L. Thurlow, pastor
Of the Federated Church will be the
officiating clergyman at the Septem-
Der term Of court. and will offer
prayer at the opening session Tues
doy morning with Judge Scott VIII
son Of Portland. presiding.
The first meeting of the fall OF
Priscilla Rebekah Lodge will be held
Tuesday night when the degree will
be conferred.
This Tuesday afternoon the ladies
Of the Silent Sip Club will resume
their meetings after n several weeks
vacation. The meeting will be held
with Mrs. Agnes Dunbar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-16
AN Open LETTER
TO WOMEN
Tells Of Mrs. Vogels Terrible So,
fering and how she was Restores
to Health by Lydia E.piukhan'
Vegetable Compound
Detroit, Michigan. my trouD y
were severe pains in my back y

tefrlDle Vcc1Z
down pains in W
right side, a. az
headaches az
|sleepless nights.t
first began hav
troubles when 4. &
was Is, and ~
have increased Il
/ grew older. =.
little booklet w.
left at my dGse.s|
and / read ", y
LYDIA E. PlM1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-16
TODAY'S INSTALMEST
VIA GLIMPSE OF HEAVEN

TT seemed to Mary Hayward that
she had taken leave Of life itself,
= that she had fioated into some
new universe, as she stood there In
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-16

patient at the Somerset hospital
where he was taken Sunday nig.;t.
being i'll with Appendicitis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-16

telephone meeting Mt the AusvS'I
House Thursday. "A
Horace Body of Lowell IS WIZ
ing his cousin. Mrs. Edith A. u's'l
lock. NJ
Mrs. Mae Leighcr has gooe "
Connecticut, where she has empV'
ment. ,..J
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clark OF W.
chester are visiting Mrs. M'''''
Savage for n few days.
In the South Sea Islands are 10
found the smallest cows in the "V's
They grow to height OF bul wv
feet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-16

Out CT ParadIa.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-08-22

ling District No. l.. as by
l. A. Porter. Assistant city Engineer.
amounted 10 SNOlf.Si, SO IL was voted
On motion OF Feuling. seconded by
Rohh. that the Assessment be approved.
and the city Clerk authorized to certi-
" the above amount 10 Canyon County
for collection
\ petition. purp0rting TO contain
ll>I names. was presented by Grover
g knight. asking that the Council en-
act an ordinance permitting theaterS
ana moving picture shows 10 remain
open on sunday. A motion was made
by kobb, seconded by Feuling. tina
me NlaNor APPOINT a committee. OF two
IN conjunction with the city Clerk. TO
check the petition and n found cor
rect as TO the qualifications OF the
petitioners. TO have the city Attorney
draw a bill covering the subject mat
ter. The roll being called ON the same
the result was as follows.
Ayesi Feuiing. Harmon. Robb and
Nayess kimbrough.
Absentt Numford- So the Mayor de-
clared the motion had passed and APP
pointed kimbroush and Rohb on the
flt was voted on motion Of Harmon.
seconded By kOhb. that the city Clerk
be authorized to open bids for the
extension. repair and Improvement OF
the Water Work system within the
city OF Caldwell. The Clerk
there were two bids for the same. one
being from H~artenhowcr Bros. and
u +. Bales. IL was voted IN motion OF
Wheeler. seconded by Robb. that the
Mayor appoint a committee OF two
In conjunction with the City Engineer.
TO investigate the same and report
back to the Courcil. Mayor appointed
and RObb.
II was voted on motion OF Harmon.
seconded by feuling. hat Tourists In
he Park be assessed 25 cents per day
each day OF their SOi0urn per ear
and the Park superintendent be given
his as part compensation.
IL was voted on motion of Wheeler I
seconded by Feuling. that the Mayor
md city Clerk be directed TO certify
% the Pioneer Irrigation District in
accordance with the terms OF the con-
the sun of Stl.O0O.00 for the
maintenance. operation. repairs. i'm
proNement. and extension OF that part
n the Irrigation system within the
lily. as is controlled by the City for
he fiscal year. 1895.
II was voted on motion Of Kim
trough. seconded by Wheeler. tina the
ILLS as approved be allowed and war
ordered drawn on the various
unds as follows.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-08-22
COUNCIL CHAMBERS. AUG. IL. 1874.

The Council met in regular session.
pursuant 20 adjournment with Mayor
Smeed. presiding. Councilmen. F'euling.
kimbrough. Mumford. Robb and
Wheeler present, and Harmon. absent.
Bill No. "a was read for the second
time.
tenn, reported It was the E
v~estigation of Bids for h repair.
system. reported II was the sense of
his committee. after careful investi-
CATION as TO errors, etc. that the bid
II j. f. Bales should be rejected, and
the Contract awarded to H~artenbower
Bros. for the furnishing of Labor.
Contraction and Material.
II was voted on motion OF KIM
brough. seconded by Mumford. that
whereas. J. F. Bales had not furnished
security equal to SO OF the amount
for the total amount to be done and
the material to be furnished. that his
bid should be rejected.
1t was voted on motion OF Num-
ford. seconded by Kimbrough. that the
report OF the Committee be accepted.
inasmuch as the bid of Hartenbower
Bros, for the extension, repair. and
Improvement of the Water Works sys-
tenn was the best bid. that the Con-
tract be awarded to H~artenbower
Bros. and the Mayor and City Clerk
be directed to execute the contract
II was voted on motion of Feuling
seconded by Mumford. that the Coup-
ell adjourn to Wednesday. Sept. Q. 1924.
S. Earle Boyes.
CITY CLERK.
Approved:
J.. w. Smeed.
MAYOR.