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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-11-24

Shosh0ne Oh Coz
A. RenvilIes Mimi
Ans.-(11 This company is still
active. See news items re. Trap
well near Varney, above Ennis,
on Madison Valley. ca An Idaho
outfit which had sensational pro-
duction on the Storm permit In
Kevin-Sunburs field. Their wells
dropped off and they dropped out
Of active operation.
Quess-Is there anything doing
on the Banna4tme structuwe2
G. Havre, Mont
Ana.-iNo drilling at present and
only half Of producing wells being
pumped. Perry Withers Il getting all
the oil save the production Of "5e"
petroleum Tor the refinery at Col
Inns.
Ques.--WOuld you kindly advise
me IL yOu know anything Of the
whereabouts Of DIR. Caaas. Atkinson
who formerly resided In y0uR city.
Also would asAE, what are prospects
OF getting anythtng omt Of the Sum
burst OIL . Refining Co., also the
Campbell Co. which think MIR. VIII
lizard Is looking after. No doubt
there win be some activity In the
fields due 60 20 the raise In price
OF gasoline. Feel assured tkais xn-
formation win be appreciated, as
formerly was stakeholder bat due
20 these changes IL is hard OF
course 20 know what d going On.
Seems now there should be some
thing developing II they have not
lost All their holdings.
Ans.-(1l Whereabouts unknown.
Is boiler room" promoter. (2) W.
p. NTaley- Miltona, MINI. Receiver
Of s. u. & @. As trying to work out
reorganization but is handicapped
by Incorporating creditors who
may wreck everything save new VEN
lures worked out by the receiver.
(3) Colonel willard ia financing
Kesun development by organizing
outside compares to drill wells on
Kesun property. You probably saw
recent report on Kesun operations.
Ques.-Does the Magic City OIL
Co. staIE operate the Burwash farm
In 15-S4-1BW7 have received no
royalty from them for nearly 8
years, and am wondering what has
happened to them. Ts the well on
the Andrew Beaupre farm, $500
being operaxed2 Is the well ON the
O'A9aIIey Permit, 18-84-2W, being
operated?
Ans.-(1) Yes. They sell the oil
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-11-24

from two producing wells to far
mers who haul 1t away in trucks.
IL is high gravity oil suitable for
tractor fuel in the raw state. A
simple petition in district court for
an accounting viii get a settlement
Of any delinquencies. ~ The re-
ceiver Of s. o. & @. has recently
started pumping the Beupre WELL
after q shutdown Of two years. (sl
We understand Coolidge & Goodbye
will operate the O'MaIIey in the
future.
OIL own land in NEA Sen
Is, sWA ~, WMsEM AZ. NE.
u SEA ~ Twp. POS. Is IL con-
sidered possible or probable OF
w. s. b., Tacoma, Wash
Ans.--You did not give the COM
plete range number. II It is 8W, II
is on the Birch Creek anticIine. q
sharp-dip fold mapped by U. s. @.
s., which fold has not been tested
II It Is s q 1t is on the the east edge
Of the Sweetsrass Arch on no known
structure although it is northeast
Of Goosebdn fold.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-11-24

CALI F0R BIDS ON STATE OIL AND
Gas LEANE@, DECEMBER ~, ASA.
Notice Is hereby given that tae State
Board Of Land Commissioners 81 che
State u Aontana win receive bi@s a. open
competitive bidding az lta usual m@exing
place "a the State Capitol af 400 e'eaoeks
+. ~ Wednesday, ueeembsr IA 1854, f0F
oil and gas leases on the following de-
seribed state land2
l. All the lands forming parts Of she
plated t0wnstte Of Gus Bank within
The NASW4 Of section ~. Township -
North. Range West in whieh ths
Stale Of Montana owns the oil and gas
rights. embracing approximately -
acres, more or less.
?. All the lands forming part oe the
plated t0wnaite Of Cot bank within
the NW4SEa Of the said section ~
the oil and gas rights, embracing the
entire 40 acra tract.
3. All lands forming parts o. the
plated townatta Of Cut Bank wtshiA
the NEMSEs Of the said section ~
in which the State % Montana owMm
proximately - acres.
Any lease issued on any OF these tracts
VIII be subject 70 nach special regulations
IL any, aa the Board may dakaFxnfn8
upon as the time OF accepting bids.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any aud all bids
For further information apply 20:
]. n BRANDJ0RD,
Secretary. State Beard Of x@a&
Commissioner. Helena. EoRkanA.
Date OF First Publication, Noyomber
"a. 1854.
second Pusllcasion. December ].
TaIrd Publication. December q Ok
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-11-24
OUR MAIL BAG

Oues.-On March 28, 1924 / pur-
chased two units at 500 each Of
ssAgont. Bell Oil synd.n I stfll have
the shares. They are signed BY Mrs
q. r.. collars (asst. secyl and /
would like 20 know IL there Is any
market for same What ever be-
carne OF the company Did the
stock ever sell for any price ON
mamrket2 Is the company In exist
amce or was tt q rank Wildcat,
Kindly advise me Of the where
abouts OF Mrs. q. r. collars?
Ans.-This company is out Of
business and so far as Is known
has no holdings. It was a wild
eating company but never active.
0aes.-I have an 875k % lease
ON ExsEM Sec. Twp. 22N, 2E
recorded Dec. aA, 1881 ON Benton
Lake structure. Lease issued by
II. w. Marun e. Sadie MaEun. wh@&
IL doing ON this structure7 VIII
my lease be in good standing yeeI
How about the Williams Farm
IN Cut Bank E5S SEA Sec. II,
Twp. BAR, GW. Why has there
been no development and VINO
owns the operating lease on same2
AEinOt. N ID.
Ans. IF You have not paid your
rentals, your lease is not in good
standing. It might be renewed by
the payment of royalty. However,
there Is no development in pro-
gress at present, the Mertz test
having been abandoned. (2)The
williams Farm is under lease 10
the Texas company. II is gas
land and not being developed owing
to the lack OF a market for gas
from Texaco properties.
Ques.--W What do you know Rbout
Montana Consolidated AgHneAs2 Is
thas any good? @. Fl. st.James,
AGinn.
Ans.-They have some very ex-
ceilent properties and with proper
management viii likely be one Of
the big winners Of the present
mining revival in Montana.
Ques.--Can you gre me infor-
nation "a to the Melton Corp
GRAFTON Status?
"A. Il. Niles, Mich.
Ans.-BalI Melton head of the
corporation, fs now turning his
attention to Scarff structure. Win
tired district, where he has inter-
ested q Canadian group TO COM
plete the test be started last spring.
Oues.--DO you know anything
about the Madison County on Co.
OF Virginia City? Ts the whole
outfit dead or what has become OF
them-- What Is the dope ON the
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-11-24
TEXAW DRILLING

swM 1s-sg-sws II drilHng e.
1850, knocking OF nearly leo fest
per day. A. d. Cobb 10 drilling this
well e contractor.
Closely on bis heels Is MonEama
HemaIlghk- xmmek No. 4. NV u
NWM x-SA-SW. south offset, which
is drilling at 1855.
C0hb's own wen on the walbsrger
farm. SEA SEA sS-ss-sW, y
drilling out cement after setting
surface pipe at sac feet.
The Montana Headlight crew Is
trying to oyertaka the Castle well
ia the race TO the sands. The To-
cation is regarded as q possibility
for large production. with . e0ndi-
ti0n similar to the Miller well, with
the oil flowed BY q considerable
volume OF gas. Castle drilled q
line well because he Is afraid that
. well in the center OF the 40 will
be q gas well with no oil.
Consolidated Gan Companyrs
Tribal No. 1, NWM NEM 1856
eW, ran into its first serious
trouble this week, getting a fish
ing job at 2775 feet. By shearing
q pin.
nsolldated- Tribal No. 2. swA
NEM s4-s6-6W, ia overhauling
the rival crew with a reported
depth Of 1855 feet. The two
wells were started at about the
same time.
TmwIer- Hoer-C 1arIEon No. 4,
sWK SwH 9-3S-5W, is ready TO
drill out cement, having set 10
inch pipe at b46.
Montana Power-sta9e No. 4, 8
SWA 16-s3-5W. which spudded
Nov. is, is drilling at 500 and
has not yet set surface pipe.
Nadeau Brothers Farmers State
Bank No. 4, in G NWA NEM IT.
s3-5W, is drilling at 1900 feet.
Only one new location was an
nounced in Cut Bank this week.
It Is Watson-Kistner-Simero No.
z, in sEk NEA 1-3s-sWl A
tank was all that had been moved
on Friday, but the rig Is to be
skidded Immediately.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-11-24

sa&iea bids win bs reeeaved BY ms
Superintendent ef 2ma Crew AmAAAM
Asemcy, At Crow A@eaeys ManAana aM9AA
1 o'naeek p ~ Dec Z. 1ss3As 9es kha sale
0g placer geld mialag claims IL the So
Horn Cangons Grow Reservation, MaA4a@s-
Fun information win be furnished 81 To-
karms ct sale end 20 4ha 1aams contracts
% be entered into ~ tie sueeesafmz
bidder may be secured GrsM the S9paf.
antandent Grow Aaaaay.
AahaE2 XeBAuw4Rif
Hap@Rintendam&.
Crow Amaney, hoAamMa.
NovenbeE 1e, fn3A
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-11-24
FUEL CODE MEETING

Carl J. Tnauerman OF Butte
was a visitor In Great Falls last
Saturday attending the Montana
Retail Solid Fuel Industry Code
sessions. OF which he Is chairman.
Mr.. Trauerman is also president
Of the Mining Association Of Mon
fana.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-11-24
MDDICK IN MINING

Merrill X. Riddick. son OF former
Congressman Carl Riddick Of Lewis
town, is preparing TO make an
aerial expedition into Alaska to To-
cate gold and other natural re-
sources. He has been prospecting
in Alaska for three years and IL
now In New York to finance q new
expedition.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-11-24
BLACK DIAMOND Is
STARTING W -

TRoY-The framing OF the mill
AZ Black Diamond gold mine has
nov been completed and machinery
Is being moved Ia and tbs concrete
IL being pouTed for the ball mill.
Foundations viii be started this
week and work on the power house
also. The Diesel engine viii be
moved in shortly.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-11-24
Oil Trade Notes
Of Interest to Rehners and Marketers
FIRsT Rmv0LVEN0 sRRvIOR STATIONS


aona New YORK which said tina first idea
according
tasess O. the Colonial Beacon OIL COMPANY The stations known
Servieenters completely buildings They
modernstc architecture and employ turub which rsvoles 4
station
his svcd with
gasoline OIL air ed be his There backing
o maneuvering to get to the
hundred thousand gallons Of gasoline for the Fort Peck
probably Cali
Seibe Wnston dealer in Shell products vas the
succe
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-01-23
SAYS FINGER PRINT MULTIPLICATION
METHOD HASNOTBECOME ENDANGERED
BY SKIN GRATING AS REPRESENTED

and every one of the thousand of
ridges in all fingers, both palms
of the hand, all ten toes and the
soles of the feet. If such a thing
can be accomplished can. we Gin
ger prints experts) not devise a
system of scientifically classifying
and filing in specified place the
scars caused from such disfigura-
ton? We don't need to devise
such a system other than the one
provided by Sir E. R. Henry, UNI
less an accumulation Of such rec
ords should grow to an enormous
size, and they could be split up
into smaller compartments.
We all know that there are no
two operation scars exactly iden-
teal any more than there are
any two of anything exactly iden-
teal. Nature never made any
two things exactly identical. We
often heard it said, GAS much alike
as two peas in pod" Match
the two peas of the pod from all
angles and see the great differ
ence in them. / will grant you
that certain articles from the
same mold, persons from the same
family, leaves from the same tree.
ETC., ETC., have similar characters
ties which are peculiarly individual
to that mold, family or tree, but
taken. in their entirety they are
not identical.
Finally, | want to ;eave this
though-another anti-finger print
myth, has been shattered by the
truth, and personal Identification
by finger prints goes marching on
better than ever before.
"When all its work is done the
lie shall rot.
The truth is great and shall pre-
vail" Magma est Veritas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-01-23
J . . o0OO OO0OWOON oOWo . . . .
CLASSIFIED
COLU NJ N
asasooeaOeeeessasaAo

Advertisements under thin head
will be inserted In The Citizen at
the rate Of 1c q word for each in
sertion. but the minimum for the
first insertion in svs:y instance 10
26c.
Payment for classified adver-
tisements is invariably in advance,
but regular advertisers with ledger
accounts may have their advertise
ments charged.
Advertisers should give their
street address as well as their tele-
phone number If they desire re-
sults.
With each classified advertise
ment The Citizen will give free an
Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask for
it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-01-23
DIVOT DICCERS,
BUNKER KILLERS.
in GOLF MATCH
ITO THE VIcToRs BELONG
THE DINNERS AND ALL
TRIMMINGS" SLOGAN FOR
THURSDAYS EXHIBITION
(By GLEN PRIcE)

Captains Watkins and Strunk
of the Divot Diggers and Bunker
Hill team, respectively, will use
all strategy, and cunning at their
command during the Forthcoming
clash between the two teams on
Thursday afternoon, when the los
ers will have to dig deep in the
old jeans and "set 'em up" to din
ner at a local restaurant Friday
night at 1880 o'cock.
The last time these two crack
teams met, the Diggers romped
all over the Bunker Hill lads in
lOp-sided fashion, but Eddie
Strunk claims to have an irwin
chile aggregation this time, that
win wreak havoc among the ranks
of the cocky Diggers.
However, Willie Watkins, the
old pOrt-sided maestro of the Dig
gers, veteran of many golfine
wars, states that when the last
divOt is dug and replaced, that
his boys will win by a "nose" or
something.
With about "a bucks worth of
"china plate" to shoot at, the lads
are all keyed up and expect to
bag brides" by the flock.
Follows the Thursday lineup:
DivOt Diggers
Willie Watkins and Prof.
O'Bryant against Russell Kerr and
Bob Showers.
Geo. Brooks and Berlin Sawyer
against Lewis Pierce and c. p.
Hogeboom.
A. F. Ayala and A. M. Hewett
against Bascom Grooms and Earl
Julian.
Glenn C. Price and Chas. Ketch-
um against Bob Spottwood and
Tim Pittman.
Joe Lopez and Louie Cruik-
shank against Sam Goldsmith
and Mayor Malone.
Paul Mesa and Curry Harris
against John Carbonell and Chas.
Silas.
Melvin Russell and ]. J. Kir-
schenbaum against Eddie Strunk
and DR.. w. P. Kemp.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-01-23

As to the Champion Pirates:
! C Griffin, all he does is paint
them and throw a natural during
his off-hours.
Q. Lopez is all day long playing
bridge, or on a bridge.
Pena. well. he spends his vaca-
ton at the Star Cafe, just look
ing them over as they go by.
Publ Carbonell, l hate to tell,
but am going to if you promise
to keep 1t a secret. He spends his
off hours trying to initiate the
heroes he sees on the screen.
hope you find your Greta Carlo,
Joan Crawford and the rest of the
1T girls to suit you, Publ.
Manolo Acevedo spends his time
''fooling up" with radios.
A. Acevedo is the ice man.
Haven't you heard about the ice
man? Well. you should have
heard about him.
Henry Mayg's favorite pastime
is using bracelets Please don't
use them on me. Henry.
A. Perez spends his hours play
ing with rice. lard and other goods.
Machin rides all day on q bicycle
10 kill time.
Joe House uses 4 pick all day.
and il is not a tooth pick.
Steve spends his leisure hours
in the galley.
Manager Gomez famous hobby
is saying: "0ne hundred dollar
bond"
Mariners hobby is TO announce
in English the collections. He is
treasurer of the league.
Manager Mendoza has no hobby
but is famous for his walk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-01-23

The national achievement cham
pions of the All Clubs for 1888
are Marcus Teeter, Jr., of
Granada, Mimi, and Lillian Muir
ply of Bremen, Ind.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-01-23

176l-Richard Asop, poet and
satirist, one of the fsw American
millionaireS of his day, one of the
Hartford Wits" of early Ameri-
can literature, born at Middle
town, Conn. Died in New York,
Aug. 20, 1915.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-01-23
ITALY MANAGES
VATICAN RAILWAY
(By Associated PreSs)

VATICAN CITY, Jan. %
Management of the Vatican's
state railway, short stretch of
track connecting the church's
domain with Italian lines outside
the walls, has been entrusted to
the Italian National Railways I'M
der a convention just signed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-01-23

l7s3-Marie Henri Doyle (De
StendhaD. a famous French sol
der. author and painter, born.
Died March 22,' 1912.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-01-23
.Today's
Anniversaries
ssesssesesessssseassosse

1744-Josiah Quincy, Boston
lawyer-patriot in the period imme-
diately preceding the Revolution,
born there. Died at sea. April &c,
ITS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-01-23
REPAIRING

SEWING MAcHNES-we re-
pair all makes. Guaranteed
service. Singer Machine Agency.
j. L. Showers Music Company.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-01-23

Now, at last, we come to the
Pelicans.
Monteagudo, Diaz, B. Bazo,
Rodriguez, manager and nephew,
all have hobbies that have about
reached the end of the line. They
will have to look for another.
c. Garcia, Gabriel and Puebla
are in the government service.
You guessed it-on the relief pay
roll.
L. Bazo does nothing and likes
it.
Lou Gonzalez just presses.
BOlO Garcia likes to spend his
time with his father-in-law at the
store.
Martinez just walks around to
kill time.
Mario Sanchez, with Curro, we'll
I don't know exactly what he does.
Salinero spends his time in love.
Isn't love just wonderful? Well,
I think I have said enough for
this time. e.. ..... ".i !
Oh, | almost forgot the score
keeper. Wen, Oscar dabbles in
figures in his spare time. No, I
don't mean those kind of figures.
| mean he complies the batting
and fielding averages. Don't be
prurient minded. Naughty, naugh-
ty.
Manager Roy Hamlin's hobby
is carrying around good and bad
news, especially when he carries
around bills that are due.
Esmond Albury claims that his
favorite sport is fishing. 1 will
have to take Esmond's word for it.
And last. but not least, the
great Baeza. He spends his time
telling all the Pirate admirers how
better the Sluggers are over the
Buccaneers. Don't give up, Ar
turo, you will succeed one of these
days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-01-23

ls41-Benoit- Constant Coque-
lin. celebrated French actor, born.
Died Jan. 90, 1909.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-01-23

iS69-Josiah Flynt Willard.
the noted sociologist and tramp
writer" Of his day, born at Apple
ton. Wis. Died in Chicago. Jan.
20, 1907.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-01-23

lS69-Herbert Croly, noted
liberal editor-publisher of the New
Republic, born in New York. Died
ut Santa Barbara. Cal, May II,
1880.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-01-23
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Five rooms and bath
FURNISHED with garage. $1,000
a month. At 1912 Olivia street
near White. Apply 1909 Olivia
street. ,Eov II ian203t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-01-23

1S72-Holbrook BIinn. actor,
born in San Francisco. Died in
New York, June q, 1928.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-01-23

5-ROOM FURNISHED apartment,
with modern conveniences. APP
ply 927 Eaton street. ian23-3tx
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Today In History
essSSSssSsS0asS0ssoao,

lS69-First English missionary
landed i'm Japan.
I9O7-Harry X. Thaw placed
on trial i'm New York for murder
OF Stanford White.
l909-White Star liner Repub-
Tie sunk off Nantucket Mass
one Of the first recorded instances
of radio used 10 save lives at sea.
l93S-20th Amendment 10 the
Constitution (''Lame Duek"l, rati-
fled BY seth State.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-01-23

Manager Acevedo surely de-
serves a lot of credit for taking
second place with a new team,
and it shows the fans that there
are three clubs in this city and
not two.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-01-23
FOR SALE
WANTED

GENTLEwoMAN WOULD LIKE
light sunny room amidst attrac-
tive surroundings in quiet
neighbOrhood with small adult
family. Address, P. o. Box
S26. Key West. jan23-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-01-23

The Sluggers won the first
half, the Stars the second posi-
ton, the Champion Pirates the
third place, and the Red Sox of
Key West, the cellar position.
But Manager Rodriguez says he
will not be ''down in the dumps"
long, for he will have Grove, Bis
hop and others in his lineup for
the second half that starts next
Sunday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-01-23

Now for the Stars:
A. Castro is still at his recrea-
ton of helping the government
build an aquarium.
Sevilla is learning the art of
scrapping bricks for a pastime.
Swain is still in his ABC at the
high school.
Al Acevedo, along with F. Ace
vedo. their manager, are in the
government service-doing relief
work.
Al Rodriguez is at College.
Peter Castro is counting the
bricks and the grass around the
court house. He knows by heart
how many there are.
q Molina and Baker spend their
leisure hours looking for work.
Gates spends his off-time beat
ing 'em down with a stick.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-01-23

Esmond Albury claims that his
favorite sport is fishing. 1 will
have to take ESmond's word for it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-01-23

Now l will try to outline the
favOrite hobbies and pastimes of
| the players in this league mean
where they spend their leisure
hours. l will start with the Slug
gers. because it will be no more
than right, now that they have
won the first half of the league
schedule.
Ingraham spends his off time
! handling sacks of potatoes, and
other eatables.
Lucilo delivers bread just to
kill time.
Pie Traynor is a decorator. He
is decorating the walls of the
County Court House.
Bunny is still in his teens and
goes to high school days and fish
ing once in a while.
Gates, we'll, all he does is play
diamondball at the Army barracks
or football or basketball. or
! around the Harris school on a
shieking expedition. He also goes
to high school. Outside of all
these pastimes he has nothing to
do.
Sawyer chases golf balls for the
sport of it.
Fruto is taking a course in
training bull dogs. He says when
his playing days are over he is
going to make a living training
dogs.
Gopher Just rides around in his
truck every morning from 4 a. m.
until n5on for his health.
Griffin is trying his hand at
three quarters for the ace. He
expects to take it up professional
ly after he retires from the game.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-01-23

Manager Roy Hamlin's hobby
is carrying around good and bad
news, especially when he carries
around bills that are due.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-01-23
fsPORTsA
FOLLOWING THROUGH
(By J0VE)

(By JOVE)
e.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1934-01-11
lARNETT NAMED
AREA FOREMAN
OF HIGHWAYS

The appointment by Governor
Floyd B. Olson of John Arnett OF Del
hi township as supervisor Of main
tenance of trunk highways in Red
wood county was announced this
week.
AS area foreman, Mr.. Arnett will
be in direct charge of Highway II,
old number 4, 27.3 miles from Red
wood Falls to Sanborn; Highway ID,
old number Z, 25.6 miles, from east
county line to west county line, High
way 10, old number IA, 34.2 miles,
from Minnesota river at Morton to
west county line; Highway SO, new
highway, 17.6 miles, Redwood Falls
to county line east of Morgan and
Highway IA, old number 7, 15.4 miles,
east county line to one mile west of
Balaton.
Mr.. Arnett stated that several men
are working on the highways and
every effort will be made to keep all
snow cleared from the roads during
the winter months.