davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1931-11-12
BRAND PIDE A CHINOS y
EVITEN NUE.
VS. ACCIONES De GU
IRA

Ginebra, Nov. 12.-El Prcsi-
dente de COnsejo de la Lig&
de las Naciones, Monsieur A
ristides BRAND, INDIGO hoy a la
China Y al Jap6n que hicieran
todos los esfuerzos ~necesarios
con ell fin de evitar nuevas &C
clones militares en- la Manchu-
ria y que lie diesen a los obser-
vadores n%eutrales que ell con-
selo envi0 a dicho . territorio,
todas las facilidades para que
puedan conocer la verdad So
bre la situaci6n.
Este, dijo ell Presidente en-
una nota publicada hoy, es ex-
t~remadamente importante y
muy especialmente en- cuanto
a la vecindad del puente sobre
ell Rio Nonni y en- Anganchi.
Monsieur BRAND tambien in
dic6 a los dos paises litigantes
que, de acuerdo con las dispo-
siciones del ~consejo del 80 de
septiembre, "igualmnte pedia
que los commentaries de los e.
iercitos de ambas naciones re-
cibiesen 6rdenes estrictas para
refrenar ell comienZo de nue.
vas hostilidades."
Ell interes de los EstadOs Uni
dos en- que Sc restableZca la
paz en- ell extreme oriente, X
presado por ell Presidente Hoo
YER en- su diScurso de aver con
motive del decimo tercer aniver-
sario del Dia del Armisticio, ha
hecho Greer a los miembros del
consejo de la Liga que Am6ri-
ca apoya ell pr0grama de este
para asegurar dicha paZ. Esta
creencia aclara las perspectivas
del Consejo a pesar de haber re-
cibido informes de que ell Jap6n
,ha reanudado la ofensiva en- la
Manchuria.
FL gobierno de la Chins envi6
una nota a la Liga diciendo que
las tropas ~japonesas han avan-
zado 20 Kilometres a 10 largo de
la carretera hacia Tsitsihar y
que los ejercitos chinos &c estan
retirando ante la fusileria y los
disparos de cahones ligeros de
POGO calibre.
Tambien Sc ha recibidO con
grandes muestras de satisfaction
la noticia de que ei Embajador
Charles G.. Dawes ha sido nom
brado para representa- a los Els
tados Unidos en- Ia reunion del
consejo de la Liga, que re efec-
tuara ell lunes en- Paris
Personals bien informadas die
La gaceta., 1931-11-12

La posici6n de la Sociedad
Benefica y Cultural de- Centre
Obrero, que no tiene matiz
"rojo," nj amarillo, nj negro,
es dificl y la Vamos a exponef
para que ell colega la compren
da y pueda informar meior a
sus lectores.
Ell Labor Temple pertenece
a los obreros de la industrial
del tabaco de esta ciudad Y en-
re los trabajadores los hay CO.
munistas, socialistas, liberales,
republicanos y dem6cratas de
os que COCHRAN sus servicios du
ante ell periodic electoral.
81 unos cuantos obreros reac
ionarios solicitan ell salon pa
a afirmar que a los trabaja-
es convene mas ell fascismo
Iue ningun otro regimen, la
Cultural, en- cumplimiento de
u deber, les cede ell local pa
a que expresen su parecer con
lntera libertad.
81 un grupo de obreros So
ialistas pide la sala del Cen
% para celebrar I'm mitin, la
ultural les atiende y les COM
place.
" 81 I'm grupo de "rojos''
uiere hacer propaganda en-
avor del regimen Soviet, Gre
endo que en- Russia Sc vive en-
4 Gloria Y que ALI los traba-
adores estan mejor que en-
inguna otra parte, la Cultu-
a. tambien les cede ell local,
xigiendoles que mantengan ell
Drden.
5Comprende bien ell colega
o que significa ell Centre Obre
0 para los trabajadores de la
iudad de Tampa?
Es I'm Foro bierto a todas las
IDEAS, modernas o antiguas,
conservadoras 0 radicales, Y la
mica condici6n consiste en- que
los peticionrios discutan sus
problemas desde ell punto de
vista de la conveniencia mo-
raj, intellectual y economical de
los hombres que con sus d6la-
res y reales costearon la edifi-
caci6n
La gaceta., 1931-11-12

Publicando ell Times" 10
que hoy publica presenta a los
obreros de la Cultural como
personals que "retan" al nuevo
alcalde, Mr.. Chancey, cuando
es 10 cierto que este les ha da-
do permiso para We rificar reu-
niones pacificas, respetandO ell
espiritu y letra de la constitu-
La gaceta., 1931-11-12
ASEGURA Ell PERIODISTA
CLARK QUE DEBIO ASU-
MIRSE UNA ENERGICA
ACTITUD EN- CONTRA
DEL JAPON

Washington, nov. 12.-El ex
editor del peri6dico "Peiping',
Nj. Grover Clark, hablando en-
la com.1a que anualwente ofre-
&c a sus miembros ell Consejo Ma
cional de Prevention de Guerra
en- Washington, declare que 81
los Estados Unidos y el conse-
10 de Ia Liga de las NacicneS hu-
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manera peculiar, destruy6 los ar
gumentos rojos que habia pre-
sentado al principle de ~ dis
curse para sorprender a los
miembros del Kiwanis Club.
La gaceta., 1931-11-12
ReStGbLecidn

ReStdbLecidn
va sc encuentra en- su domi
clio completamente restableci-
da de la operation que s%ufriera,
la simpatica Dorita MARTINEZ.
LO celebramos y con gasto da-
mos la noticia.
La gaceta., 1931-11-12
ROYAL

"Senda Primorosa''. con JAG
Oakie de protagonista, SO estr
nara hoy,
Otra eeelente pelicula, Il
Rancho de la Duda". compile
el programa.
La gaceta., 1931-11-12

I'm Cabaret
Organizado por la Secci6n de
Auxili0 del Circulo Cubano.
FL dfa cinco de diciemJre.
Tres orquestas tocaran dan
zones, Sones, Danzonetes V pie
zas americanas.
III precio de la entrada sera
de veinticinco centavos.
La gaceta., 1931-11-12
IPAGARAN RECARG0 LOS
QUE NO SAQUEN SUS CHA
PAS ANTES DEL II DE FE
BRERO

Los automovilistas del con-
dado de Hillsborough que no adj
La gaceta., 1931-11-12

JuRtd
FL pr6ximo viernes la tendra
la Secci6n de Propaganda del
Centre Espahol.
En- el edificio de Ybor Y CO.
menzara a las ocho p. m.
La gaceta., 1931-11-12
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA =

Julia y amenazada de ~evolu-
ion.
La gaceta., 1931-11-12
Enfermo

Enfermo
Con una dilataci6n en- IN ten
don del pie sc eucueutra reclui-
do en- su residencia de la aveni-
da Nebraska, ell Sr. Celegtino We
ga
lie deseamos pronta mejoria.
La gaceta., 1931-11-12
fupeRtud Hispdnd

INNGHLHU HTSUUHU
Esta noche Sc reuniri en- ell
Centre de West Tampa esta sim
patica Agrupaci6n, para tratar
sobre la candidate del Ceftamen
de belleza del teatro Royal.
A la termination habra bal
lie.
La gaceta., 1931-11-12

La JuRtd de eStd NOche
De la Secci6n de Damas del
Centre Espanol.
A las ocho Y media.
Sc nombrara la nueva Direc-
tiva que regira los destinos du.
rante un ano.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-20
RADIO DEVELOPING
OF NAVY OUTLINED
Assistant Secretary JahnCke
Breakfasts Summary of
Air History.

Before commercial radio broadcasts
were instituted from Station KDKA on
November 2, 1920, programs were sent
out over the air from the naval radio
station at AnacoStia, D. c., Ernest Lee
Jahncke, Assistant Secretary of the
Navy, told q radio audience last night
over Station WRC and the network of
the National Broadcasting Co.
In the, early days of broadcasting,
the naval radio station, Anacostia,
broadcast weekly telegraph, and later
telephone messages to amateurs con-
corning developments in the art which
has since become one of the leading in
situations Of this country" Mr..
Jahncke said In his broadcast, which
was entitled, THE Nays Part IN the
Development of Radio"
Navy Entered Field Early.
In the forefront of this contribution
the Assistant Secretary listed the latest
types of equipment, the control of radio
stations in the United States and its
outlaying possessions absolutely In the
hands of Americans, radio development
in aircraft communication and the
saving of Uncle Sam 81 100000 annually
in transmitting messages for various
Government departments.
The Navy got into the radio field
seized upon by naval officers at the very
inception of radio, and, therefore, i'm
mediately following Marconi's early ex-
periments, 1895-19O0. the Navy began
its early development work"
Navy Supported Industry.
In the beginning the Navy pro
vided the incentive for and practically
supported this growing industry" be-
cause then, as now, the policy of the
Navy has been to demand a more adj
vanced type of equipment than the
market affords" he said.
The radio telephone. developed dur
ing the World War, was formed TO
meet the Nays requirements on small
vessels employed in hunting subma-
rines," he added.
Large quantities of radio-telephone
sets were ordered, and the market Gre
ated by the Navy aroused the interest
which largely formed the basis for the
of radio broadcasting,
through the medium of which 1t Is my
pleasure to address you this evening""
Mr.. Jahncke asserted.
I'm each case of development by the
Navy, however, rugged types of APP
paratus were required to meet the Sc
we're tests of service conditions on board
ship, and all Of these have later found
their application in the commercial
field, which has, therefore, proflted by
the high standards of performance re-
Quired by the Navy"
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BY the Associated Press.

CORNING. N. Y, January 20.-A
new air beacon that shines SO miles on
shoeString of power was announced
yesterday by the Corning Glass Works.
Two beams, each of 100000 candle
power, are obtained from a single 200
candlepower incandescent light.
The principle is like standing a can
die on a table and setting up on OPP
posite sides two lenses each of which
magnifies the light on its own side
1,700 times. Thus nearly all the light
is used, concentrated into two beams
In opposite directions.
Spencial lenses, Is inches in diameter,
invented at the Corning works, are the
heart of the new beacon. They are
housed in double end lamp feet in
diameter, one on each side of the 200
candlepower light.
One of them collects from one side of
the light all the rays in wide angle
of 146 degrees, bends them and concen-
trates them into single fairly COM
pact beam. This in turn is caught and
concentrated by an outer lens into
1000, 900 candlepower beam of approx
mately degrees spread. This outer
lens is feet in diameter.
On the opposite of the light SIM
liar set OF lenses gathers the other half
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-20
BEACON FOR AIRMEN THROWS
MAGNIFIED BEAMS SO MILES
Specially Invented Lenses Raises 1000 Candlepower
100000 in Intricate Signaling.

of the rays into the second 100000
candlepower beam.
The beacon is designed to revolve
three to six times a minute, one side
projecting white beam and the other
a red or green one. An inner lens on
one side will give the color. A white
flash followed by red will mean that
there is no landing field in the vicinity
White and green will indicate that the
light is in close proximity to a landing
place.
The beacon is intended especially for
transcontinental lines, with the idea of
placing them 10 to Is miles apart. They
are made for the aviation section Of the
United : EateS Department of Com
MERGE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-20
BIG FLYING BOATS TESTS
GUARDED BY SECRECY
British Air Ministry Hides Facts
Concerning Craft to Be Used
in Far East Maneuvers.

COWES, Isle of Wight (Pl.-Secrecy
surrounds preliminary tests being car
ried out here by the am ministry on
large flying boat, one of four which Will
be sent to the Far East for experimental
tests in conjunction with naval ma
neuvers.
save for the general design of the
ship. few outside the air ministry's
high command know the details of her
construction or capabilities.
The ship, Of the biplane type, has the
general appearance of a torpedo boat
with wings. Her power plants, believed
to be specially designed units along
lines of the Schneider Cup race planes,
are said to have 1000 horsepower,
CAPABLE of driving the ship at a
cruising speed Of l40 miles an hour.
Five men make up her crew.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-20

governors Of six industrial States who
will meet with Gov. Roosevelt on Friday
to discuss the situation. They are New
Jersey, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
Massachusetts,, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Il hope that something will come of
this conference" she said ''and hope
that I can induce all of the wives and
daughters to attend with me. 1 have a
theory that If it takes two people to
run a home, 1t also takes two people
to think out the best solution for such
1yChIa,,rS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-20
Turks Represent Americans.

MOSCOW, January 20 H9.-Turkish
consulates in the Union of Socialist
Soviet Republics have been intrusted
with carrying out various legal formali-
ties in behalf of American citizens.
since the United States is not diplo-
maticallv represented in Russia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-20
BEARS AMPUTATION WELL
British Miners Leaders Right Leg
Taken on.

LONDON, January 20 P).-A. j.
Emperor" cook, British miners leader,
whose right leg was amputated yester-
day. is bearing the strain well.
It was stated at the hospital today
that the patient had fair night and
that his condition today was salts
factory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-20
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and Coughs
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called Thoxine that Is really throat
quick double action. With the very
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The remarkable thing about
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safe for the whole family. Singers
and speakers find Thoxine very
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35c, 60c, and $1.O0 bottles. Your
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by all druggists. -Advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-20
WOULD CONSULT WIVES
Mrs. Roosevelt Wants Women to
Attend Governors Conference.

NEW YORK, January 20 OP.-
When governors gather to talk over I'M
employment they ought to have their
wives and daughters with them in the
belief of Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
In an address on unemployment last
night, she advanced this hint to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-20
FACES CHECK CHARGE
Alleged Bigamist Ordered Removed
to Richmond. Va.

BOSTON. January 90 O9.-United
States District Judge James A. Lowell
yesterday ordered Walter j. Faulkner
removed to Richmond, Va, where he is
wanted on a forged check charge
Faulkner was arrested by a Secret
Service man in Sharon SATURDAY. q few
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-20

hours before he was to have made what
Federal officers described as 4 bisanoIs
marriage. They said he had wives in
Petersburg, Va, and Baltimore.
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Communications

Board of directors of the Virginia
Chamber of Commerce, endorsing res
olution adopted by the city council of
the city of Virginia, regarding relief
of unemployment by the speeding up
of construction of joint entrance into
Virginia on Highways Nos. and IL,
-12941
A. E. Bickford, city clerk, city Of
Virginia, submitting certified copy of
resolution adopted by the city council
of said city. urging the county boaro
to take necessary steps to assure i'm
mediate construction of Joint entrance
into Virginia on Highways Nos. Z and
11.-12942.
Farmers Mutual Taxpayers associa-
tion,. relative to the licensing and
regulating of the running at large of
dogs and to create a livestock and
poultry indemnity fund.-12943.-Or-
dered received and filed.
Clarence NeSgoda and Isabel Mes
CODA, submitting application for a
dance permit.-12944.
Fabian Puftilo, making application
for a dance permit.-12945.-Re
to the sheriff and the town clerk.
Arthur Pearson, town clerk. town
of Fredenberg, stating that the town
board of said town favors the grant,
ing of dance permit to c. Nesgoda to
conduct public dances.-12946.
Emil NJ. Erickson. sheriff, submit
ting report on application of Clarence
Nesgoda and Isabel NeSgoda for a
dance permit, and recommendin" the
granting of the Same.-12947.-Order
ed received and filed.
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August 18th. 1881. except four days,
and in the amount of $155.45.
Now. therefore. be it resolved, that
workman's compensation be and here
by is awarded said Adolph Dragsvo;d
for a period of ten weeks and five
days from June Bird. 1881, to, and in
Guiding August 7th, 1881, less -four
days during which time said employee
was able. to work. or for period of
nine weeks and five days. at the rate
of $500 weekly and in the total
amount of $155.45. and the county
auditor is hereby authorized and re-
quested to draw his warrant on the
road and bridge fund, Workman
compensation account. in favor OF
said Adolph Dragsvold, in the amount
of $155.45, and to mail said warran,
to said employee at his address at
Ely. Minnesota.
Commissioner Hogan moved the
adoption of the resolution and il was
declared adopted upon the following
vote:
Yeas-Commissioner Hogan. Sny-
der. Anderson. Pete. Newman and
Chairman Aaby-6.
Nays-None.
Adopted September oath. 1881.
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BY Commissioner Murray:

by commissioner
Whereas, Richard Nori of Aurora.
Minnesota, suffered injury by an ac-
cident which arose out of and in the
course of his employment, at wages
of $24.00 weekly, which accident Oc-
Cured on June End, 1881, at 4:3l
O'Clock, D. M. causing total temporary
disability from June 9Th, 1881 to July
Goth, 1881, and emitting said employ
ee to wOrkmanS compensation for
the total period of seven weeks and
three days, and in the total amount
of S11S.87, in full settlement of said
workman's compensation.
Now. therefore, be it resolved, that
workman'S compensation be and here
by is awarded to Richard Nori. in
the amount of $11S.S7, in full settle
ment of workman's compensation due
said employee for total Temporary
disability from June Sth. 1881. t.
July Goth, 1881, and the county audi
tor is hereby authorized and request
ed to draw this warrant on the road
and bridge fund, workman's compen-
Sation account, in the amount OF
$118.87 in favor of said Richard Nori
and to mail said warrant to said en-
ployee at his address at Aurora, Min
nesota.
Commissioner Pete moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon the following
vote.
Yeas-Commissione Hogan, Snv,
der, Anderson. Pete, Newman anG
Chairman Aaby-6.
NayS-None.
Adopted September oath. 1881.
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County Highway Estimates Submit
ted by County Highway Engineer

S. B. Shepard county highway en-
gineer, submitting engineers esti-
mates on roads and projects, to be
presented to the county board. on this
date. for it's consideration.-12940
Cleaning out Miller's Creek in NEN
of sen section II. 50-15. tbetter-
ments), $4,000.
Grading and graveling County Road
No. 3S. project 2 first class eonstruc-
tion) from a point $50 feet south of
WA corner of section 33. 52-13 to
west quarter corner of section g.
52-13, a distance of IL miles, 81, 129. 95.
Gravel surfacing County Road No.
2S5, project 5 (betterments) from
State Aid Road No. 4 to County Road
No. "a, distance of miles, s2,S16.00.
Grading County Road No. 290, prof.
ect 1 first class construction from
County Road No. 81 to County Road
No: 275. distance of LII miles,
S1,639.00.
Grading State Aid Road No. Z,
project 1 first class construction
from Staten AT plus to Station
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ago plus 0, a distance of 80 stations,


Grading County Road No. 30, prof.
ect first class construction from
Meadowlands to near northwest cor.
ner section IA, 53-19, distance OF
5,700Sfeet, $2,791.25: -
Grading County Road No. 81, prof.
ect 1 (second class constructlon)
from near south quarter corner sec
ton %. 5O-16 east distance OF 800
Surfacing County Road No. 81,
project (second class construction)
from southwest corner SECTION 81.
5O-15 east distance OF IA miles.
Resurfacing County Road No. 147,
project 1 (betterments) # from north,
west corner section "a, 52-21 east a
distance of 4 mile, $264.O0.
Clearing, grpbbi9egg n ana oItc ssees
ond class construction9 from west
quarter corner section 81. 5l-19, north
and east distance of "a mile, .$693OO.
Grading and swamp covering on
Town Road No. 1857, project l, (sec.
ond class constr9 4;ah from IRON @ east
a distance of OF miles. $493.9O.
Covering swamp on County Road
No. 691. project Second class con
struction@ in in section ssat ss6s 90 o4-io diS
Grading Town Road No 75s, project
1 (second class constructiom from
southwest corner section 3, PLY,
north a distance of q mile, $9OS .oO.
Grading Town Road No. 100, prof.
ect l (second class constructlon) IRON
southwest corner section IL, 52-d1
east a distance of 5000 feet. S4O0: 40.
Construction of County Road Nc.
372, revision in section rs. 5S-18, prof.
ect l (second class construction from
Station plus 90 to Station 10 plus
90. a distance of 1,500 feet. $154 90
Swamp fill on County Road NO 392,
project 8 first class constructlon) IN
section 80, 1915. from Station "a Plus Plus
lance of " mile, S4S2.63.
Constructing County Road NO. o63,
project l, (second class construction
from the east 1/16 corner on east and
west quarter line of section Il, 10
west 1I16 corner on east and west
quarter line of section II. 1918, a
distance of " mile. $9O4.20.
Upon motion of Commissioner Pete
the county highway engineer was au-
thorized to proceed with the work
described in the above mentioned es-
Inmates.
At, this time Commissioner Ander-
son left the room.
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BY Commissioner Murray:
Resolved that the bill of the Relay
Truck company of Minneapolis, Min :
neSota, in the amount of $53510 for
furnishing truck parts and supplies
to the Sixth commissioners district,
dated July 18th, 1881. which has been
duly approved by the commissioner
for the Sixth district, be and the
same is hereby in all respects ap-
proved. and the county auditor is
hereby authorized and requested to
issue his warrant to the said Relay
Truck company, in the amount OF
Commissioner Murray moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon the following
vote:
Yeas-Commissione Snyder, An
derson, Pete. Newman, Murray and
Chairman Aaby-6.
NayS-None.
Adopted September oath, 1881.
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The county board Of st. Louis
county. Minnesota. met this the twen-
ty-fourth day of September. 1881, at
$3.50 o'clock. in the forenoon, pursuant
to adjournment. The meeting was
called to order by the chairman. with
the following present:
Commissioners Hogan, SNYDER. An
derson. Pete. Newman. Murray ana
Chairman ABBY.
AbSent-NOne
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Communications

Minneapolis Bridge company, rela-
tive to construction of proposed dam
on the Sturgeon river, and offering
to cooperate with the county in a
preliminary study of this project
1293S.-Referred to the county high
way engineer and the attorney for the
county board. 80 -
Alfred Olson. town clerk. town of
McDavitt, stating that the town
board of said town favors the grant
ing of dance permit~to the Forbes
Farmers club.-12939.-Order re-
ceiyed and filed.
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BY Commissioner Murray for the s.

enth District:
Resolved, that the unexpended bal
ance in the amount of 1886 now
credited to the contract of August
Lame on his contract for Bridge K-O.
22-1 be and the same is hereby trans
ferred to the special road and bridge
fund in the Seventh commissioner $
district.
Y Commissioner Hogan moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon the following
vote
Yeas-Commissioner Hogan, Sny
der, Pete, Murray and Chairman ABBY
IS.
NayS-None.
Adopted September 22nd 1881.
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BY Commissioner Pete:

By Commissioner Pete:
Resolved. that the unexpended bal
ance in the amount of $4,000 now
credited to the contract of Nels An
derson on his contract for Bridge
M-6-21-1 be and the same is hereby
transferred to the special road and
bridge fund in the Fourth commits
sioner'S district.
Commissioner Hogan moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon the following
vote:
Yeas-Commissioner Hogan, Sny-
der, Pete, Murray and Chairman ABBY
IS.
NayS-None.
Adopted September 22nd, 1881.