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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-30
VALLEY FANS
TO SEE CHAMP
Kallio 20 Meet Pete SawyeE
Az Harlingenf Myers
VS.. Stephens
Especial to The Herald.)

HARLINGEN, Tex. May 30.--val-
ley wrestling fans viii see IA worlds
champion in action for the first
time In recent years when Gus
Rallio. middleweight title-holder.
appears I'm the Harlingen ring next
Monday night.
The signing ~ this spectacular
wrestler has overshadowed the first
appearance Of Ernie Stephens. var
iously known Is the Gentlemen
Promoter, Canadian Wildcat and
Chesty Stephens.
Stephens. who has been prrn0t-
ing wrestling III the Valley for
several months, has promised local
fans that he would wrestle for
them on several locations. Finally
he matched himself with a real one,
Freddy Meyers, who works with the
precision and results Of Ia gangs
sub-machlne gun. back in hts home
town OF Chicago.
Anything that Valley fans have
heard OF this man Stephens III &C
tAIA - LDAAEIL4 L4E A&MAAAEA @ AIA GA
his mat work while with the army
overseas, acting as a hard-bciled
sergeant. lie added TO It with long
experience ar q boxer. and he cant
always remember that he ia
wrestling and not boxing. especial
~ when going gets tough
He and Meyers are matched
perfectly to put on the kind cf
bout the fans enjoy. Stephens lis
the up and 1T EN- type Eho delights
in gore. Meyers ~ "a methodiral
worker who doesn't put on ia great
show unless I'D against Stephens
sensational type.
These two will meet IL the five
round semi-final. leaving the eight
round feature 10 the mlddIeweIEht
champion and hts opposition.
Stephens has an ace high worker
in mind for this bout with KalIin-
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Plans Camp
tSpecial 70 The Heraldl

SAN BENTTO. May 30.-Grady
Reynolds. local football coach. said
that a training camp would be held
probably the latter part OF August
for the local grid squad II money
for that purpose could be raised.
He Is very enthusiastic about
prospects. all players having made
their grades and some men inelig-
ible this year having become eligible
for next year.
He left this morning for LaRue
in East Texas to visit a sister be-
fore continuing June 30 to Wiscon-
sin where he will attend a physical
training and football school.
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Memphis Beaten

ATLANTA. Ga. May 30-P-
Memphis. Southern Association
leader, suffered defeat by Mobile
yesterday. A to /. in the opening
game OF the series. The Bears took
advantage OF errors BY Memphis.
The Nashville Volunteers swamp
ed the Chattanooga Lookouts on
a muddy field 10 to 2. The Look
outs made IS many errors as they
die hits, each totaling six.
New Orleans opened a series at
Little Rock with a bang. slamming
out four homers. and winning, II
to 3.
Johnny Dobbs' Atlanta club show
ed improvement with the addition
Of new material. but the Birming-
ham Barons won 9 TO 6.
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DOUBLE BILLS
FOR FRIDAY
C1oseness OF Races Is
Furnishing Thrill.
For Fans
By HUGH :. FULLERTON. JR.
Associated Press Sports Writer

The first big holiday Of the base
ball season. Memorial Day. Is IN
many ways the first milepost Of the
Pennant Race. Coming IN the mid
die Of the second month Of play. 1t
makes the turn into that part of
the campaign known as mid sea-
son"
BY this time. the teams have had
time to straighten out the tangled
affairs of the start. even to play
off a good many Of the games
postponed because of the early
season weather, the slow starters
have had an opportunity To hit
their real stride. and they all start
down the long back stretch Of the
Pennant Racetrack in the part Of
the struggle which counts the most.
The standing today bring promise
OF two fine races in the major cir
cles with the National Leagues
contenders probably more cloesly
matched. The Brooklyn Robins and
St. Louis Cardinals come up TO the
Milepost tied for the lead as the
result Of yesterdays one game. The
Robins overcame a half game de-
ficit BY beating the New York
Giants. 4 to /. while St. Louis
was idle.
Behind them. Pittsburgh, Chica-
20. New York and Boston r in a
close group. the Pirates Just three
games to the bad, while the other
two, Cincinnati and Philadelphia
are not out OF touch with the
leaders. A chance for II Of them
to improve its position was lost
Yesterday as the Phllles and Boston
met more rain when they attempt
ed to play off a game postponed
earlier IN the week.
Brooklyn found a two man COM
bination effective In beating the
Giants for the sixth time IN eight
meetings. Babe Herman produced
the Robin runs. driving IN three
with two homers. while Bill Clark
prevented Giant scoring BY allow
ing only six hits.
Washington has a clear margin
OF leadership In the American
League. but the champion Philadel-
phia Athletics are pressing the
Senators hard while seven OF the
eight clubs have averages Of 400 or
better. The distance between the
Senators and the Athletics was cut
down by a full game by the results
OF yesterdays clashes.
Red Sox Sunk
Philadelphia sent the Boston Red
Sox deeper into the cellar with a
? to / victory in a pitching duel
between Leroy Mahaffey and Milton
CASTOR, while the Senators again
found George Pipgras as the
Yankees a bit too tough for them
and went down TO a 4 to / defeat.
Mahaffey and CASTOR each yield
ed five hits In their battle, but the
Red Sox could get only one man
past second while Regain gave the
Athletics an extra counter on a
bad error that was followed by
Cochran's double In the seventh
inning. Pipgras, the only Yankee
pitcher to beat the Senators this
season. repeated his previous
triumphs by keeping nine hits
thoroughly scattered while his
teammates made the most Of five
blows at opportune moments. Only
one OF the Yankee hits did not
figure in the scoring.
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PULLING
UP In TEXAS
Spuds Easily Beat Steers;
Stout Wins His
Eighth

DALLAS. May 30.-tPl-The Fort
Worth Cats today we're only q half
game behind the fourth place
sports and looking nor dangerous
every minute.
The Wichita Falls Spudders,
meanwhile, continued on the even
tenor OF their way. making it two
straight from the Dallas Steers, IL
to 0, and holding their full game
advantages over the Houston Bluffs.
Milt Steengrafe limited the Herd
to four hits, two Of them by Eggert,
and Seldom was in trouble. Adkins,
late OF the White Sox, elected to
throw fer Dallas, but sought the
showers after he had been pounded
for nine hits and SIX runs in four
and a third innings.
Allyn Stout, the Bluffs, mound
sensation from the Cotton States
League, turned In his eight victory
Of the season and his finest per-
Torrance to date in licking the
Waco Cubs. 8 to O, in the second
personal appearance OF the two
clubs al the Brennan Maifest.
Stout gave up only four hits and
Whitfield three to give the Bisons
their third straight over the Pratt
men. In addition to his fine twirl-
ing. Stout banged&a homer off Har-
ris with two mates on base.
The Beaumont exporters, in a
batting Slump the previous day.
came back 70 Hammer two San
Antonio pitchers for Is hits and
take the opener in the Alamo City.
8 TO 7. Walter Newman was credit
ed with the victory, although
Vaughn relieved him IN the sixth.
While he was In there, Newman
smacked q triple that drove In
three Beaumont runs.
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Lavender Wins w.
Texas Golf Title

BROWNWOOD. May 30-tP-
Dennis r. vender Of Abilene. last
years state amateur golfing king,
today had a new star for his golf
ing croEn-the West Texas cham
pionship.
II was the second time he has
held the title, having won II the
year before ne took the state meet.
Lavender won the West Texas
Golf association meet by defeating
j. Dixon White or Dublin, z and 8,
here yesterday. He shot perfect
golf on the third nine OF the IS,
and was only one above par on the
last nine wher The match ended.
Other winners were: Second flight
:. =. Morvris, Brentwood: third
flight, Ellis Sowden. Midland; fourth
flight, Lloyd French, Brentwood.
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BY o. ID. KELLER
For The Associated Press

II. ANDREWS. Scotland. May
3O-tP-Five minutes after Bobby
Jones match with Jimmy Johnston
/ asked Bobby what in his estima-
ton had happened
Nothing happened except that
Jimmy put on a great comeback"
said the American open champion.
II played all ! had I gave him one
hole, the fifteenth. He took the
rest. His birdie fours at the long
fourteenth and az the road hole.
The toughest golf hole In the world
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
CBy The Associated Press.l
Including games OF May 29.)

National League
Ntting-Herman. Robins, Ala.
\ fisherman. Robins. 80.
Runs batted in-Klein, Phillies,
Wilson. Cubs. 80.
Hits-Frederick. Robins. SO.
Doubles-Frisch. Cardinals. 10.
Triples 80 Cuyler and English
Cubs. s.
Home runs-Wilson. Cubs, 13.
Stolen bases-Cuyler. Cubs. 10.
American League
Batttng-Rice. Senators. .416.
Runs-Ruth. Yankees. AZ.
Runs batted in-Simmons. Ath-
letics. Al.
Hits-Rice. Senators. ga.
Doubles-Cronin. Senators. lis.
Triples-Combs. Yankees. z.
Home runs-Ruth. Yar---es. IA.
Stolen bases-Rice. &c r q
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voigt Plays Wei.

After lapses on the first and sec
ond greens. Voigt hit the ball falt-
.esSly with his putter. Par from the
third to the fourteenth hole with
an eagle three thrown In for good
measure was entirely too much for
Sutton.
The finish saw Sutton cracking
badly. AT the thirteenth ne drove
into long grass near bushes and
needed three to reach the green.
AT the fourteenth he drove into a
bunker. niblicked out into some tall
grass near IL stone boundary wall.
hit his third short OF the green and
three putted. getting down finally
in seven TO Voigt's five and ending
the match then and there.
"A gallery OF three thousand per
sons assembled for the start OF the
semi final match between Jones
and Voigt.
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fhHHa " BROWNsVmLE HERALD sPORTs SECTION aanaa
cAllen, Raymondville and Rio Hondo in League
Majors Reach Midseason With Interest at High P itch


COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo.
May 30.-Rb-Jack Dempsey, ex-
heavyweight boxing champion OF
the world, who has traded blows
with Jack Sharkey. believes the
latter will defeat Max Schmeling,
the German contender. In their
match June IL. In New York.
Dempsey arrived here yester-
day from Amarillo. Tex, to confer
with Spencer Penrose. local cap
talist. concerning the staging
Colorado Springs next summer OF
an important fight. possibly OF
championship caiiber- Dempsey
said he believed an outdoor fight
In Colorado Springs would draw
$4,000 persons.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

IBy lie ASSOtIhIEd fTtSS.I
NEWARK, ~. Jack kid
Berg. England, stopped All Belmont,
Newark. ~.
PITTSBURGH Jackie Rodgers
Pittsburgh. stopped Jimmie Dale,
Indianapolis. ~.
PORTLAND, Me-Leo Lomsky,
Aberdeen. and Fred Lenhart, Spok-
ane, Wash, drew. dO)-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Thursdays Results

Brooklyn 4. New York /.
Philadelphia Boston, postponed;
cold.
Cincinnati Chicago. postponed In
respect 10 memory Of Pitcher Carl
scr
Only games scheduled.
Fridays Schedule
New York at Boston. two games.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn, two
games
Cincinnati az Pittsburgh. two
games.
ST. Louis al Chicago. two games.
EAanlarr - a. Glib
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ALL LIES

First Motorist. I drove so fast
that the krdes appeared like q
fence.
Second Ditto: I drove so fast that
We milestoneS made q stone wall.
Third Ditto: 7 went so fast that
7 could see the number On the back
81 nv Carriages Gales, Yverdon.
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- THE
TEXAS LEAGUE
Thursdays Results

Houston 8, Waco 0.
Fort Worth 7, Shreveport !.
Wichita Falls H. Dallas 0.
Beaumont 8. San Antonio 7.
Fridays Schedule
Houston at Waco.
Beaumont at San Antonio.
Dallas at Wichita Falls.
Fort Worth az Shreveport.
Standing nf fha Climbs
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EPSTEIN IS
VICE PREXY
Schedule Of Valley League
To Be Revised For
Nine Clubs
Especial to The Herald.)

AZHCl44A " 4A4G 4A~A4 A4+t
HARLINGEN, May 30-McAnen,
Rsymondville and Rio Hondo we're
admitted to the Rio Grande Valley
league and Ben Epstein Of Har-
hngen was named vice-president OF
the body at a meeting Of managers
held here Thursday night.
Entry OF the new clubs made a
new schedule necessary and Ep-
stein. acting in the illness Of Presi-
dent o. N. Boston. named q COM
mittee TO draw up the schedule
The body is as follows. Topper
RiEney. Harrington. chairman: Spitz
Clark. Brownsville. and Hal Eustace.
Brownsville. The group Is TO meet
at Brownsville Monday night TO
work out the new schedule
This coming Sundays games VIII
be as follows: La Feria at Browns
vile: Donna at Harrington; Mission
at San Benito and McAllen at RAY
n adville double header. Rio
Undo Is idle.
Umptres
Umpire assignments for Sundays
games are: Brownsville-Nlg Jonn-
son and Osborn; Harlingen-Mc-
Elwain and Kendrick: San Benito
Mckee and Wielder; Raymond
ville-to be agreed upon
The league Isl in need Of two
additional umpires. Anyone wishing
these posts should make application
TO Vice-President Epstein az Har-
lingen BY mail. The umpires. two
10 each game. receive S. for their
work.
Hal Eustace. league secretary was
authorized to ask the Gulf Coast
league for q proposition Tor a
championship series between the
winner OF that league and the VIM
nar OF the Valley title.
c. II. Swayze Is the manager OF
the Raymondville club. He may be
reached at the Raymondville drug
store or at his home phone i26.
Harley Jackson Is manager Of
the McAllen entry. He can be reach
ed az the McAllen Insurance COM
pany. His business phone Is lT6,
bis home phone $40
Managers
c. L. Maddox Is manager Of the
Rio Hondo club. His phone Is num-
Der IS.
Each club IS TO send So to the
secretary for general expenses as
zoo as possible.
A large portion Of the time was
devoted TO general discussion look
ing toward general betterment OF
the league. Officials. snappy APP
pesrance OF clubs and general con-
dict were discussed. Epstein. who
held the chair. strongly urged that
the boys put on games not marred
BY unnecessary wrangling-
A motion made by Bill Cannon
of Mission was passed which would
ieave the balls used TO be left 10
tie discretion Of the home manager.
The only stipulation was that the
bells should be OF standard make.
No specific brand was named. Pre-
v.cusly the Rawlings FL had been
ednnkAd ne official.
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Standing Of the Clubs
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Thursdays Results

Philadelphia 2. Boston /.
New York !. Washington 2.
No other games scheduled.
Fridays Schedule
Chicago at St. Louis, two games.
Detroit at Cleveland. two games.
Washington al Philadelphia, two
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Fiddian got back one hole AZ the
twelfth after losing the eleventh and
neld Jones level from there on.
but the inevitable end came at the
fifteenth green. The only other hole
Fiddian won was the first where
Jones drive plunged into the cold
waters Of Elsican Burn.
Sutton hardly was expected TO
stand UP against me accuracy VolFt
has shown all geek on st. Andrews
greens. On the incoming nine. the
English artisan encountered much
difficulty with the stiff breeZes.
VoiEt got an eagle three at the long
fifth where he was on the green
with a drive and iron and sank a
three yard putt. He was out In So.
one more stroke than Bobby's total
for the first nine.
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BY CHARLES w. X
Associated Press Sports Writer


INDIANAPOLIS, May 30.-tR,-
Thirty-eight drivers, including two
foreign stars, presenting the largest
field since the inaugural OF the
race 10 years ago, wheeled their cars
into position today for the start
Of the 500 mile automobile race
over the Indianapolis motor speed
way for prizes totalling $4,000.
With prospects OF clear. cool
weather indications ere that q
record making crowd in excess of
10000 would witness the racing
classic. The start was set for ten
a.. m. central standard time. and
the drop Of the checkered flag sig
nalizing the winner for soon after
3 D. m.
Foreigners
The two foreigners In the race,
matching their driving skill with
the cream of the American racing
pilots. were Italians. They were
Baconi Borzacchini and Letterio
Cucinotto. They had cars Of the
same make. but one had 16 cylin-
ders and the other eight.
Competing against the foreign
invaders were thirty six Americans.
including two former winners Of the
classic. Peter Depaolo and Louie
Meyer. both Of Los Angeles. De-
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JONES
ARE WINNERS
A Americans in Quarter
Finals of English
Tourney

81. ANDREWS, May 30-Rl-
Bobby Jones OF Atlanta and George
Voigt OF New York survived play
In the quarter-finals OF the British
amateur golf championship this
morning along with two English
men, Roger Wethered OF London
and Lister Hartley of Chlslehurst.
Pairings for the Semi-final round
this afternoon found Jones opposed
TO Voigt and Hartley matched with
Wethered for the right to enter
the 36-hole final round tomorrow.
Voigt and Jones both won their
morning matches in comparatively
easy fashion. Jones gained a four
hole lead on Eric FiddIan OF Stout
bridge on the first nine holes and
maintained 1t to end the match on
the 18th green. 4 and 3.
Voigt eliminated william Sutton,
West Chesire artisan, ) and 4, hold
ing a lead OF two up at the turn
and then taking advantage OF
a collapse in the Briton's game TO
end the match at the fourteenth.
Hartley came from behind 20 beat
Douglas grant OF New York and
London, one up st the 18th hole.
Wethered Wins
Wethered. former holder OF the
title. eliminated Henry Howell Of
Wales. four and three In the quar-
terminals.
F1ddian, holder OF the English
Joys championship In 1927, failed
TO live up to British expectations
In his match with Jones. He failed
ID control the ball in the cross
wind, ne failed 10 find the greens
with his Irons. and his wooden
Putter didn't seem to be quite the
right club on the glazed greens
Jones. on the other hand, played
his irons as well as great Britain
ever has seen him He smoked the
ball from the hard turf perfectly
and left himself little 10 do on the
greens. What he had 10 do there
ne did well.
Fiddian took a brace after the
turn. where he was four down, AND
for q moment the gallery who san
their last native hope fading againsi
Jones progress to the finals await
ed Z rally like Harrison r. John.
ston's yesterday.
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CALL FoR BIDS

Notice to Bidders: Notice is
hereby given that The Board of
County Commissioners will re-
ceive sealed bids for the costs of
maintenance and supplying cleo
trio light and other improvements
proposed to be made in Special
Improvement Lighting District No.
l, of Brockton, Montana.
Bids will be opened at II O'Clock
on the 22nd day of September,
A. D. 1880.
Dated at Wolf Point, Montana,
Sept. 5, 1880.
BY order of the Board OF Coun-
ty Commissioners.
BY:
A. S. Hier, Clerk.
31-2t Brockton
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CALL FOR BIDS

Notice to Bidders: Notice is
hereby given that The Board of
County Commissioners will re-
ceive sealed bids for the costs OF
maintenance and supplying cleo
trio light and other improvements
proposed to be made in Special
Improvement Lighting District No.
/, of McCabe, Montana.
Bids will be opened at II o'clock
on the 22nd day of September,
A. D. 1880.
Dated at Wolf Point, Montana,
Sept. 5, 1880.
By order of the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners.
By:
A. S. HER, Clerk.
31-2t McCabe
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LEGAL NOTICES
q Il q Il = q r q z z q q q q
NoTIcE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 45S p.
In the matter Of the Estate OF
Frank Steele, deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by
the undersigned Lottie e. Steele,
Administrative of the estate of
Frank Steele, deceased, to the
creditors Of, and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication
of this notice, to the said Admin
istratrix, at Law Office of Charles
Gordon, attorney at law, Wolf
Point, Montana, the same being
the place for the transaction of
the business of said estate in the
county of Roosevelt, State of Mon
tana.
Dated September 8, 1880.
LOTTIE e. STEELE,
Administrative of the estate of
Frank Steele, Deceased. 31-4t
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the interior
u. S. Land Office at Great Falls.
Montana, September 10, 1880
NOTICE is hereby given that
Benjamin Peterson, of Wolf Point,
Montana, who, on October "a, 1925,
made Original Homestead Entry,
No. O66296, for NJ Section 80,
Township 81 ~, Range 4S E.,
PMM, has filed notice of intention
to make Proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, be-
fore o. T. Stennes, U. S. Commits
sioner, at Wolf Point, Montana,
on the goth day Of October, 1880.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Joseph Camrud, of Benrud, Mon
tana; Steve Dorgan, of Benrud,
Montana; Laurftz Anderson, OF
Benrud, Montana; M. Senzek, or
Benrud, Montana.
M. ID. NICHOLSON,
32-5t Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Great Falls,
Montana, Aug. 26, 1880
NOTICE is hereby given that
Ezra Lewis Campbell, of Benrud,
Montana, who, on October 81, 1925,
made Original Homestead Entry,
No. O66276, for SRNEA, Section
/, Township BIN, Range AZ e.
PMM, has filed notice of intention
to make three year Proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above
described, before o. It. Stennes,
u. S. Commissioner, at Wolf
Point, Montana, on the 4th day of
October, 1880.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Steve Dorgan, of Wolf Point,
Montana; John Dorgan, of Wolf
Point, Montana; Chas. Mann, Of
Benrud, Montana; Arthur Mana,
of Benrud, Montana.
M. D. NICHOLSON,
29-5t Register.
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NOTICE EoR COAL BIDS


Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Trustees of School Dis
trict number As, Roosevelt Coun-
ty, Montana, will receive bids at
the office of the Clerk in the First
State Bank of Wolf Point, Mon
tana, for furnishing and filling
each Of the coal bins of the fol-
lowing school houses for the num-
Der of tons specified of No. 1
Bear Creek nut coal:
Wetsit School ... 5 tons
Longview School ........ 5 tons
Wide Awake School -. 5 tons
Pioneer School ..--. 5 tons
Dry Fork School ..,....,. 5 tons
Bids to be submitted on the
basis of a fixed price per ton.
Said bids to be filed with the
clerk not later than Friday, Sept.
9th, 1880, on which day the same
will be opened.
The board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
By order of the Board of Trus-
tees of School District No. As,
Roosevelt County, Montana, issu-
ed Sept. 5, 1880.
A. V. APPELGREN,
31-2t Clerk.
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CuIbertson State Bank, Cu1bertson
No resolution from bank.
Par Value N Y. Price
List
North American Edison Company Bonds.
so, 1857 s 100000 ( 511200
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company, so, 1877 s 100000 5 5Oos 90
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INDEBTEDNESS AND FINANCE:

The County Commissioners should keep all of the expenditures
of the County down to the very lowest possible level in view of the
financial condition of the County Your Road Fund is still in a de-
plorable condition in spite Of the additional 5 mill debt reduction levy
of last year and at the present rate it will be a good many years
before this fund will be on a sound basis, Part of the current years
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MR.. JOSEPH MONTGOMERY
NO BUSINESS