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Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-09
! a9F sH a .PR0sPECTlvE ENGINEERS
 .FROM COLLEGE' VISITORS

In charge of Dean Ernest Patty, Alaska College professor, . group of i" II senior students or the school ol ,l:Ees. passed through Seward ye3- tcrdrv on their way to Latouche where they vii be given practical tuition in the huge copper mine. Dean Patty stated but brief visit uld be made there for they expect ed 70 ,eturn to Seward on the S. s. Adrlral Evans Tuesday night and Wednesday morning depart for Ma; ' lnuska. The coal fields in tne Ir.>- anuska district will be visited 1> the class after which they travel to tA4 Willow Creek gold mining a"ea, thence back to the college. At Mnt- anuska George Lingo, making the fifth senior student, will join ID with the pa:'y.
 Those comprising the local party were Dean Patty, Clifford Smith John McCombe Wm McCarty and Arthur Loftus.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-09

Eastman kodaks and films. Schal ,erer's Alaska Shop
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-09
OlScoVERER IN PORT

The NJ. s. Discoverer, Capt H. Berger, returned to port last evening from it's initial trip to Nuka Bay. The motorship ran like a watch and made the run to the bay in eight hours through heavy sea. Incom- ing arrivals report the vessel rides the waves like duck. The boat may depart again tomorrow on an- other trip to the bay with passengers and big load of freight for several mines and properties
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-09
INCOMING YUKON ARRIVALS

The incoming list Of local passen- gers Saturday on the s. s. Yukon were as follows:
 G. Scammon. K. L. Shulmau, J. r. Beck MT. and Mrs. NJ. A. Duncan, Billy Duncan. J. c. Readman, Mrs s. S. Smith, T. Hibodeu, J. Gallagher, C. Humphries, G. Bafaris. G. Pay, L. l.. Ellson, R. J. Harcie
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-09

Sainting the Sidney Jacobsen fun eral procession yesterday, MT. Fred Schrenger, proprietor of Fred's Kit chen. dipped the Stars and Stripes which fly high overhead on his build ing from sunrise to sunset.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-09
LADIES AID NOTICE

The Ladies Aid will meet in reg ular session at the parsonage We'd nesday afternoon at , o'clock. All are asked to be present and enjoy the afternoon together
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-09

A number of Ford motor trucks for the Alaska Road Commission were discharged Saturday from off the s. s. Yukon Charles Lechner is the local agent for Ford trucks and autos,
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-09

G. C. Readman, who will be in >.harge of accounts in the local office of the Bureau of Public Roads, ar rived Saturday from Juneau head quarters
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-09

Chamber of Commerce luncheon and business meeting tomorrow at noon at the Seward Grill
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-09

Al Blair, fromer Seward resident. vas among those arriving in the city Saturday from the Inlet.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-09

Attorney L. v. Ray, Mayor ( Seward, returned Saturday from brief trip to Anchorage.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-09

Strictly fresn candles. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-17
SINCLAIR GUILTY
 0N SENATE CHARGE
Oil Operator Will Fight t0 RP-
 main Out 0I Jail

Washington. March I7.-R- Convicted by a jury os his rae-s cE aoa'anl- O. 'l~ s,aare. Harry T.. sinclair va., determined .olav 70 HEht lis way to tha hiEeaat rr.h8- nal n rl. 4rl n -a effort . A.yp out of .a...
 T+e g#a5tt-uJl.ara.ra of on.r- a-ar wa- s1aa1 r4l.y .a'a lazr night .8 earl o5 four counts .a au .u- a-tm ca.rEr- m ~fH r.s.s- ..s .a a- -HI eEas 5Es '1 t..- rC| hl-'or.a r.aps, lome o.. mr -..ra-
 ta..=. l.. -sa.s a motion for aar trla' #-ta- Unz has uo cq- -toG o,ar Itaa 'o impose both g. s.a-.G.a and a n"a 9 E.amuu .+ oaa month and $'"t and a tas>5- uE# as '-.r~ wa.-as a.I tt a.
 u'seea Draaaa.s Vail. t~ r.s-.5 r-s' weG aHl 'aa1 Ea.... S..r.atr r.l-.r, t..rry -.lsr taa S..o.. pond ae g4-" w#nu '.a grand jury r'#rr.j raa .a65rn--a- ta 'Ae D.s- t..' of Co.un a,s sarram. caur. -s- .aAl tHr.a yaars a-o.
 The man ~u9 ro- :ram aasesr.r5 rs | uIar- a- one or rt. 4r-at oil operators of tu. rn.arrv MAS calm . 'h. trraure g' r.- Wry a-- aslres1 ,h- verdict. lle sal between #ls array 0E cogus~. and inw~4ia'a- ..E a'+.r court aI burned aas sur rou0del ty group ot friends.
 H.4-r~ .yr-t.5 ..,.s.r..-s -4-t.iI1 ... Iary was oat. However. appear ,d in prove something Of 'rlaI THr case went to inc 5Gry at 1,59 '. l. and three hours later court ro- ."ss.l when 4 became apparent that 'ha jGry was then iG serious disagreement.
 Sinclair returned 10 his quarters a' 'Ee Nayilow-r ho-al for dinner f3' returned to th@ court room at H.@" r. H.. at 3.1u o'clock inc word n-s passed tha, rha ury had reach ..i verdict, bat fh-ra was wait or nearly an hour "Hile Justice Hiz was being communicated rrI,h and proceeding to tho court house.
 As Justice Iitz arrived. tha do- f.udant stepped into tho court room and sat do@n just within the rau #n.le th~ jury filed 10 their places r.arhy. Tn roll ot jury was call ad ana then came 'ha solemn quos- lions from inc clerk. Guilty" was fHc verdict returned on each of the four counts.
 The twelve mon impanollei elegcn days ago for the tri~l Of the second ol the cour, criminal causes
New Britain herald., 1927-03-17

growing out ot the senate inquiry ie!!5eTateI for nor. than seven hours and ogce asked he court for 2 res raiat of some of the !us:r4c- tons before th-T cataa 10 an agree --ea'.
 As they exchanged views and
 rE.-i hack and forth they Were arrei in The sam. room n tha .5cr house where after an aItuos.
 5H,ass a.ght t.se.ga younger men as. three Ho-'rs ago finally
 greed .rou verdict Q. not gut.'y .0 ta. conspiracy eaz. against A. ..r. B. EaU 5ora.r interior s.cr"- 'ary a-l El"arl l.. u0Le1y, Cali ..EaIa o.. operator.
 T#o other rr.atGai eases growing e.t os 'be leasing Of tH" ra4a re- s-=.s ay Hall 'o Sinclair and Do- l.ay are pending ju the courts aeIe. Uae is tae conspiracy case ase..s- Sinclair and Ta.L which i, s.t down for 'rla. on Aiuj 25. and -aa bribery ia3lc'aa@' returned asai1-, Fall E5~-sI l.. Ioaeay and his SOL, I-atg#td I~ U"h"ry, Jr.
 cu- c5 .4- c.,ll s4.ts- that .or Inc ? -ls.r: c: taa E.fh.!s. Cal, na.ai r.aarses, tlra.iy has been Ia1lc1 in favor ot t5.e @rrer1mert. The other Tor tE- recovery from Sinclair of .n" Teapot boma reserve. :s pend ing IT, rh- supreme court or an ap- pasl from 'a. rrng' court which reversed .ta finding of the federal IIrs,r.c. court u Cheyenne in favor yl S!ur,a.r.
 E.sIIes Sinclair On" other man aas o.n r.arlc-eI for coatempt of 'a~ ss1a'e .l refgs!ng 10 answer or. st3pus. H. was EINsrton l.. caar.aa a witness in rhe sugar ju- ."s'lea.toa and served one month in jail Iu is.5.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-17
FLASHES OF LIFE: LONGER SKIRTS
 IS KEY TO RETURN OF GOOD MORALS

make exhibitors usa percentage Of British film. N-X- step. h. says. will be -o make q percentage Of -ha British public go sec 'em.
 Ot.awa-The lady of tfe snow Hkas her nclsHbor's movies More than 23.01n,Q10 fe.t Of film Were imported last year from rhe United States and less than 31G,14Q from he mother country.
 New York-Up goes the prica of autograph letters Of Button Cwin- nett. signor ot the Declaration Of h. dependence. who was killed in 9 Ill shortly after the revolu.ion. The latest prica-a world record for autograph la,t"ra of any kind is zil.4pp. paid hy Dr. \. s. ". Rosen- bach. who for five other Gwinnott autographs has paid since taa5 prices ranging rom S1t.51' 70 }2s- 5o0. The latest letter was souHl iu 2 barn at Mamaronock,
 LOS ANGFl' g S"Ittt illNg EbNl ought 10 come shortly from tEa pen ot Ade.a Rogers $. John. She has obtained q divorce on the plea that her husband was so grouchy cha. she could not write.
 New York-Miss Elsie Eavos, who came to New York from Denver after much work iu bridge railroad, water supply and flood damage operations. is the first woman 70 bo elected 10 full membership in the American Society of Ciyil Engine CTS in the 75 years of it's experience.
 Carmel. x. Y.-Nr Browning Nas a permit 10 'o'" gl!N. Tn" decision in his litigation with Peaches is dEe any time now.
 Kansas City. Kan.-Anybody who wishes 10 read what Sinclair Lewis dil with material gathered here and nearby Missouri must go elsewhere than to the public library, Elmer Gantry' is taboo.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-17
New Pension Plan Is
 Adopted bv New Haven

New Ha,ea, March Y L1' - 4 DOS pension plan submitted ny he %.W York, Ny Haven aaI Har.- forI railroad to i,s employas re- aon.!y and which will provide larger benefits than those received rom the pension practice vo!un- ,ariiy established by the company ia years ago, will probably become effective July f the plan is adopt rl by sGos'ant.a. majority of the employees. statement issued by 'h" company last night says.
 ErnplOyas for more than two years have been urging tha, they ne permitted 10 contribute from their earnings 10 q pension plan which would enable them to4rcceIye larger benefits
New Britain herald., 1927-03-17

8y the Azs,s.a-a3 Press
 New Iosk->4ar"o Anderson. novelist. is hack from Europe w.'a word that the ouly say 10 restore morality .s for fashion 'o deere long skirts agaln. And Carrie Chap man Cat writes in inc Forum that there's going 70 be rebellion against the French fashion trust; women shall have comtortab.-. LearLfuI and becoming costumes ,Een though the price of liberty .s baakrapc'y for some factories.
 Troy x. Y.-W5at price freedom of mems uecks? l.. II. Clu.'t notes that the popularity of the sot. sAirc and cellar a'tac.-I has seriously affected the s'srchel collar business,
 Palm BaacE-Tue elite are wear ..g no Je"..s n public these days. They're a bi, -.raiI because O. runs on hanks. And their astafas are be- Ing guarded hy detectives.
 flIf.kt t f '-- Ills ii-t'4'i44IEL I0It f4 China has eou. altogether too far. n 'ha opinion Of lot ot husbands. '.Do"n W.th 'fe "omen's union,' shouted male demonstrations in front of lahor headquarters. They lind that freedom for wives is ljsrupting 'E,lr ACu.s.
 Nv Anybody who wants 'he glory O. bsig recognized as own @r of tf7 bottles O champagne, etc., may do so by s,"pping up and pay ing Jucla sam $7Aq. But ho wont got he liquor. IL vas seized outsid" Arch Sel"yn's suite on the L"YIa- than just after he had come from abroad with 2 nnw play dealing about wa.or-channol swimming. And f Vas addressed to Fred Amy. eX-Arizona COW punch"r, who has been hon"yTuooning with tho former June Dlbbl", Paris mannequin. Not Inine," says both Selwyn and Amy
 London-Ramsa Mcdonald is amused by the governments bill 10
New Britain herald., 1927-03-17

Har,ford-Enlist members Of i3rd division air corps get chance al night flying. and alarm citizens with very lights used for signalling.
 Rocky Hill-Dody of Daniel Ray mond. 5f, Of Hartford. who disap- peared from home last November following period Of i'll health, found floating in Connecticut river.
 Midi,e,own-Threa children in runaway ox-cart saved by State Po- licaman William T.. Murphy. who pulls them from cart and hats oxan.
 New Br.ra!n-F'if.oen hundred members Of Roman Catholic parish O. Sacred Heart meet 70 plan se- cession and formation Of parish Of own.
 Fartford-Frcl Berry, old time minstrel pro,eg4 O. r, T. Barnum and friend Of John L. sullivan dis appears after period ot !ncarcera- ton due 10 leg injuries from fall against curbstone, just as friends are preparing financial assistance for him.
 Farmington-Touni guilty 0: as saultins her neighbor, Miss Julia Baroness, biting her lip and finger and pulling her hair, Mrs Lucille Laurei is fined s25 and costs for breach of peace and s25 for as sau!,, and given suspended I5 day Jail sentence.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-17

Mexico City-Pyram!ls 70 the sun and moon built some 2.oo6 years go have been found by the government archaaoIogis+s near the town Of Tanayuca.
 Meria"n-Plealins nolo conten- Gcre 10 charges e prac'icing m"4l- c.re without 9 license, pr. Edward IT. Morlarty is given min!mum tne Q. st0p in police court.
 New Hayen-Robart M, Hutchins given temporary leave Of absence IS secretary Of Ya.e university in order that he may devote :ull tim to n.w 1G-!.s IS acting dean ot law school.
 Naw Hayen-Goyarno Trumhull anI stat" officials join with $50 rnaubors of old Flight" club in ia- formal social gathering with no speeches.
 i4'l. t-i It4fi I4f...L DN ll'-l Ill ' os John 4 parah"r cup won by Neri3au High school in triangular debate with lli1dlarown and south Manchester High schools.
 Norwalk - Economies, coor3ina- ton and elimination Of overlapping will provide ample funds for all of s'ate needs IieUtenant-Gor HraiaarI tells members Of luncheon C,Hbs.
 Wa-Hrhury-Alarm turned in by 1.-ytar old boy saves from probable obstruction hy ire three-f8inily @rama building. from which two aged women inval.ds are led to safety by volunteers before equip m"nt aCrlvcs.
 Wa-erbury-Hit and run iriyer seriously iniuras David J. Scully, president focal troleymon's union, as h. ee's off trolley car near home
New Britain herald., 1927-03-17

Wa-erbury-Fi. and run driycr seriously iniuras David J. Scully, president local tro'leymon's union, IS ha eo's off trolley car near home.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-17

Iondon-Ramsay Macdonald is by the governments bill 10
New Britain herald., 1927-03-17

Carmel. x. Y.-Nr Browning Nas a permit 10 'o'o 8 g1!n, Tn" decision in his litigation with Peaches is dGe any time now.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-12-01

tie shells for money. After two
weeks here they took a ship and
travelled to Japan. They found the
Japanese people celebrating "Dolls
Day." and enjoyed seeing the old
dolls of each family. They all
enjoyed eating lunch in Japan,
but they found it quite different to
use chop sticks, and remembered to
make a noise with their lips while
drinking tea.
From here they went over to
China, and found the home of rice
and tea. After few days of trav-
cling through China, they went TO
the Philippine Islands, and found
the home of coffee, but as they all
wanted to earn a toothbrush at
school, they very politely refused
the drink. They all decided that
bamboo floors were wonderful, and
they suggest to any housewife, (if
they want less work) to lay bam-
boo floor in their house, as it re-
quires no sweeping.
Now this class has returned
home to study oceans" Zones"
and climate" before continuing
their travels through the different
countries.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-12-01

That the proceeds from the sale Of
said warrants shall be used solely
for the purpose for which the same
are issued.
The foregoing resolution was du-
ly passed adj adopted at meeting
of the City Council of said City Oh
Sank Centre held on November
18th, 1927.
.......
President of City Council of City
of Sank Centre, Minnesota
Correct Attest:
City Clerk
The foregoing resolution is
hereby approved on thisday OF
November, 1927.
Mayor of City of Sank Centre,
Mimi.
The motion to adopt such reso.
luton was duly seconded and unan
imously carried.
The meeting adjourned.
j. F. Cooper,
City Clerk.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-12-01

Eileen cam again attend school.
We We're very sorry to learn
that little LaVerne Petersen will
have to remain home from school
during the winter months.
Everyone, but four have won
their toothbrush, by going one
month without coffee. We think
the brushes are very pretty, as
well as useful, because they have
a tiny doll hanging from the
handle.
The boys as well as the girls
are very busy embroidering names
on our quilt. We have one hun
dred thirty-eight names on it now.
We want two hundred twenty.
"Can we get them?" is the ques-
ton heard all over the district !.
Each name represents, that, that
person gave ten cents to our
playground" fund. We will tie
the quilt and then sell it to the
highest bidder at our Christmas
program and basket social.
The third and fourth grade geo.
graphy class has just returned from
a long imaginary trip. Their first
stop was in Alaska, but finding that
country too cold, and fat meat and
seal soup, not as favorable as
canav and potatoes, they went to
Africa.
Here they enjoyed eating ba-
nanas and cocoanuts from the
trees, watching parrots and mon
keys in the forests, and using Lit.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-12-01
Council Proceedings
Adiourned Meeting

Adjourned session of the COM
mon council of the City of Sank
Centre, held Wednesday, Novem-
Der 18th, 1927 at 1880 P. M. with
all the members in attendance,
save Alderman O'Gara.
Alderman Bohall offered the fol-
lowing resolution and moved its
adoption, to wit:
RESOLUTION
BE 1T RESOLVED by the City
Council of the City of Sank Cen
tire, Minnesota, as follows, to-wit:
THAT WHEREAS, In the mat
ter of Sewer Improvement No. 10
being sanitary sewer on Second
Street South between Willow
Street and the right of way of the
Great Northern Railway Company
in said city, proposed assessment
setting forth the amount to be
especially assessed for such inn
provement against the abutting
property was made and filed in the
office Of the City Clerk on October
21st, 1927, and
WHEREAS, In accordance with
resolution of the City Council
passed and adopted at a meeting
held on that date, the City Clerk
has given due notice as required
thereby and by law Of a meeting
of the City Council for the purpose
of passing upon such proposed as
sessment and hearing all persons
interested therein, and
| VIUrIE1DLNAfC - n~I
place specified in said resolution
and said notice the City Council
has met and has heard all persons
interested and has carefully ex-
amined said proposed assessment
and has considered the statements
of said persons and the said as
sessment,
NOW, THEREFORE,, The said
proposed assessment is hereby con-
firmed and affirmed and is hereby
adopted as the assessment Of ben
efits against each lot, piece or par
eel of land abutting upon said pro-
posed Improvement and the several
tracts of land mentioned in said
proposed assessments are hereby
assessed with the amounts Of ben
efits as set forth therein.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that said assessment shall be pay
able in five annual installments as
near equal as conveniently may be,
said installments to be due as pro-
vided by Chapter 382 of the Ses-
sion Laws of Minnesota for 1925
and to bear interest as therein pro-
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-12-01

vided at the rate Of SO per an
mum. The motion to adopt said res
olution was seconded and unani-
mously carried.
Alderman Gray offered the fol-
lowing resolution and moved its
adoption, to-wit:
Resolution
BE IT RESOLVED by the City
Council of the City Of Sank Centre
as follows, to-wit:
That whereas special assess
ment has been made against the
abutting property to cover the cost
of Sewer Improvement No. 10, be-
ing sanitary sewer on Second
Street South between Willow
Street and the right of way of the
Great Northern Railway Company
in said city, and whereas it is nee
essary to obtain funds in anticipa-
tion of the collection of such spec
ial assessment and the levy and
collection of taxes to pay for the
making of such Improvement.
Now, Therefore, There shall be
issued five (5) Improvement war
rants each for the sum of one
hundred ninety dollars ($190.00)
and bearing interest at the rate of
so per annum, payable annually,
in accordance with interest cou-
pons thereto attached. The first
of said warrants shall be due on or
before December LIST, 1929 and the
remaining warrants shall become
due, one in each year on or before
the first day of each December
thereafter so that the last of said
warrants will be due on or before
December LIST, 1888.
The Mayor and City Clerk are
hereby authorized and directed ia
issue, execute and deliver said war
rants, in the name of said city in
the following form, to-wit:
Improvement Warrant
District No. 10, Warrant No
$4,000
Know All Men by These Pres
ents, that the City of Sank Centre
County of Stearns, State of Min
nesota, acknowledges itself indebt'
ed, and for value received, promis
es to pay to bearer the sum Of One
Hundred Ninety Dollars Lawful
money of the United States O.
| America, on or before the first da.
of December, 49, with interes
thereon from the date hereof un
til paid, at the rate of so per an
mum, payable annually on the frs
day of December in each year, up
on presentation and surrender o;
/ the annexed interest coupons a
they severally become due, boil
principal and interest being pay
able at the office of the Cit.
Treasurer Of said City of Saul
Centre, in Sank Centre, Minnesota
and said principal and interest t.
be so paid out of the fu,i of Sew
err District No. 10 of said city.
This warrant is issued in antici
patton of the collection of specia
assessments levied by said city TO
the installation Of a sewer in Sewe
District No. 10 in said city, an,
which sewer runs on Second Stree
South between Willow Street an,
the right of way Of the Grea
Northern Railway Company.
This warrant is issued by au
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-12-01
DISTRICT 81

DISTRICT 81
Teacher ........ Velma Hubert
Reporter ..,...... Velma Quade
Editor ........ Nova Shanahan
Vernon Shanahan is again call
ing present" to our roll call.
Eileen Kinsella has little visit
or called 'Mr. Sore Throat" We
hope he returns home soon, so that
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-12-01
Keep Talking!

Clever things are said mainly By
those who are always Cabling; oc-
casionally they hit upon good
thing.-E. w. Howe's Monthly.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-12-01

MIR. AND MRS. CHRIS BJONE
had as their Thanksgiving Day
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bjone
ali family, and S. c. Bjone.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-12-01

MR.. AND MRS. C. ]. McLAIN
entertained at $50 dinner Friday
evening Henry Sauer and Miss
Grace Maddy.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-12-01

thority Of, and in strict accordance
with, the provisions of the Char
ter of said City and the Laws and
Constitution Of the State of Min
nesota, and particularly Chapter
382 of the Session Laws of Mime
sofa. for 1925, and it is hereby GER
tifiedand recitil that all acts, con-
ditions and things required by the
Charter Of said City and the laws
and Constitution of the State of
Minnesota to exist, happen and be
performed precedent to and in the
issuance of this warrant, have ex-
listed, happened and been perform
ed in regular and due form, time
and manner, as required by law,
and that this warrant is valid and
subsisting obligation of said city in
accordance with the terms and pro-
visions of said Chapter 1872 of the
said Session Laws, and that this
warrant will be paid in accordance
with the terms and provisions
thereof.
In Testimony Whereof, Said City
of Sank Centre has caused this
warrant to be signed by the Mayor
of said City and to be attested by
the City Clerk, aril to be counter
signed by the City Treasurer, and
to be sealed with the corporate
seal of said city, and the coupons
hereto annexed to be executed in
like manner by said officers, as of
the day of November, 1927.
CITY OF SAUK CENTRE
by
It's Mayor
Attest:
City Clerk
Countersigned:
..............
City Treasurer
(Forn Of Coupon)
On the first day of December,
19-the City of Sank Centre,
Stearns County, Minnesota, will
pay to the bearer the sum of
lawful money of the United States
of America, at the office of the
Treasurer of said City, in Sank
Centre, Minnesota, being the an
nual interest then due on it's Sew
er Warrant No., dated Novem-
ber-, 1927, issued for the con-
struction of sewer in Sewer Dis
trict No. 10.
CITY OF SAUK CENTRE
10y s.....s :. 80
It's Mayor
Attest:
| ...'. -. -.
! City Clerk
Countersigned:
| ....s $500. ..s.s.'
| City Treasurer
| FURTHER, That when said war.
rants and the coupons attached
thereto are so executed, the Mayor
and Clerk are authorized and di.
lrected to sell and dispose of the
same upon payment into the City
Treasury Of the purchase prize
which shall be not less than thu
par value and accrued interest Of
said warrants and the purchase
| shall not be bound to see to the ap
lplication of the purchase price.
J BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED