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FLAT COULEE

inch pipe was "hogtroughed" aud
the hole could not be cleaned cut,
50 was abandoned, after an ex-
peniture OF $4,000. This mtsfor-
tune was one OF the factors leading
to the crash of the financial struc-
ture of the Sunburst OIL & Refining
Co.
It is believed that this Ellis sand
will carry oil down the flank Of
the structure. Below that is the
Bears Den sand, at the top OF the
Madison lime Of Mississippian age.
The geology of this structure
was worked out by Granville g.
Howard, who spotted the first COM
mercial oil well in Kevin-Sunburst
field. Howard's work on Flat
coulee has been established ~ ex-
ceedingly accurate. A subsequent
map OF the fold, prepared by Erdt-
man OF the United States Geological
Survey, has been published.
There is q general belief that
Flat Coulee and Whitlash may be
proven to be part of the same oil
tleld, which may skirt the north
edge OF the Sweetgrass Hills, pos
sfbly extending into Canada. These
two fields are about six miles apart.
They are separated by a large fault
which is the outstanding strata
graphical feature of the north Sweet
grass Hills. The relation OF this
fauh to accumulation of oil will
perhaps determine the extent OF
the pool.
Leases on the Canadian side
have been taken by Canadian opera
tors who have been awaiting the
outcome OF the Hamilton we'll II
is reported that the Maryland rig, |
north of Whitlash, IL to be moved
Immediately to q location said 70
have been made by Geologtst How
ard. on the Canadian portion OF
Flat Coulee. With the finding OF
oil on the Canadian side a tre-
mendous drilling rush is expected,
with the view to supply the Alberta
and Saskatchewan rnarkets.
Flat Coulee is 81 miles from the
Pacific railway. ConStruc-
ton OF a pipeline to Many Berries
has already been discussed and plans
have been laid for building q refin-
cry at Many Berries where there
& ample water for q large plant
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r. rs FL
CYCLE STARTING
On DE0 Doe

C. Leonard Smith. leading opera
tor In Devon oil field. is develop
ing the cycle OF the industry IN his
operations.
He has a field refinery operating
on the edge OF the field. Il is us
ing Kelvin crude at present but will
switch to Devon oil when It Is
available.
He has moved In a tower for the
construction Of a gasoline plant to
reevoer gasoline from wet gas in
his various wells.
He has moved his portable rotary
rig back to Devon from Benton
Lake. He IS drilling ahead on the
well started with the light rotary,
but using a spudder. He is chang
ing gears on the rotary to speed
up the table.
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GLACIER COUNTY
BY Giacter Coanty Abstract
Co., Cut Bank. AEoaG



n. C. Tarrant 70 Mary N. Calhoun LID
% Isl SWi l3-58-0W 81.
Same 70 l.. B. Hines 1ss MEME SINE
NESE 3i31-6W 81
same % same Iss Eisw wisE3 ~
Mstron cardwen to 1st Nat. Bk. Brown
lag = Lot z sec 10 Lots Sec 70
Bruce r. Radigan. to G. s. Frary 2l&
SO &C lot sec 7-35-5W 81
L. r. Hannah trustee 70 r. W. Kir-
patrick !, IA q ~ Lots to 10 incl BIZ
Geo Chasse e ux to Indian on Co.
ITO Of 10 sWNW El-38-GW ".
W. r. Dritl0n % Orviile and Lavina
Thomas 81 Of 1ss Sf.SE i4-A.0W 81.
Mabel Tourney 20 Alice ). Wiley ! OF
~ Lots s SfsNw NESW 3-3f-GW 81
Nancy Jane D. Hayden to H. e. Tar
rant 4 OF iet SW3 T-9-5W 81
-. Ralph Gardiner and Guy L. smith TO
3d-;si CIV 81.
O. C, Iloyt It ux 20 Jas. W. johnson
! q i9 si.SE IS; Nwl wlNEl NEiNEa
sa,ae 70 same 4 Of tx Nw4 1852
same 10 same or 1es SEsw n: "a.
w sWNW SwSW NWSE 2s-;sl-5w 81
Loftie 4. Finlay 20 Helen r. Fritz.
Of ~ Lots ] 10 10 Inc. Blk. 4 sec add
l.. K. Hannah trustee to same ies
same description 81
same to Il. X. newman I Of AZ same
description 81
L. +. Mccurdy to John Auguston IS
Of ~ SlSE z; NSNE3 1S-xi-5W less
railroad. 81
same to r. +. Breese is Of tx ga
SEA NaNE4 1sS3.5W less railroad. Il
r. NJ Martin 90 r. -. Thayer tx IA
81 - SW NESE MEME SaSE - WiWj
sAi-ki-5W Lots 4 Of sec lots / "a
Sec. SAM Else SWSW 3 NEf 10: Tsote
] z 4see- sANi NWSW WISE sEsE
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RIAcKEEET

t~91A42t So AfH2A E@HN 0MNI
eQua Inuzber Of new wells win start
drilling Immediately.
Dad Askfns is making good
progress ln sidetracking his lost
strings Of pipe on the north edge OF
the town OF Cut Bank. he is now
down 2,00o feet. with TOO fest
more 70 go.
ConsoIidated- Tribal No. s, watch
has had trouble with its pipe Is ct
2S4o.
Katley-Drumheller No. z, SEA
NEA 1o-s4-6W, Is drilling at 2710.
Jeffries-Lukens No. 2, NEH NEA
12-3S-6W, on the north edge Of
Cut Bank, drilling, 2S10.
Montana Headlight-Yunck No. 5.
NEH NV 4 1-S4-6W, is apparently
close to the east edge of the oil
pool for it is flowing but 20 70 %
barrels Of oil with about IA mill
lion feet OF gas. The oil Is taken
out In a separator and the dry gas
delivered into the Cut bank mains.
Montana Power-Bonnett, NEH
SW5k 4-S2-5W. in the lower END
Of the field, is drilling at 2225.
Santa Rita-shearon No. i, offset
ting on uae south, in NEA SW a s.
S2-6W, is drilling at 1880.
A. B. CobD has entered the south
end, erecting a rig on the Young
40 acres, in SEA NE1A 5-32-5W.
Meantime, the mystery well in
NE corner 36-34-6W, Gardner
d - d. I'D
understanding 6-5-Stn casing Ihrn
the Kootenat at somewhere around /
z10O feet. This well has perhaps !
more gas, coming from the snaaes, |
tnan any other well drilled In Cut /
Bank. The gas Is being lerLed oli
the top OF one casing to run the |
boiler.
FARTHER north. in the vicinity OF
the newly completed Montana~aow-
er-Miller producer, said TO be one /
Of the best wells in the south end /
OF the field, the Santa Rita-McCan |
permit we'll is drilling &c 918o. 1
nearby, Montana FOwer-Lookokf No. |
/, SW 4 SEA zS-s0-0W, Is arllalng /
a. zSVO and approaching the sand.
Montana Power a ofIsett1ng the
new Aalner well on Corrigeux No. i
location. SEA NWA 2s-Ss-5W. and
mas rig up.
santa hita-Rdtchie No. 2, MEX
NEk e-SS-OW w, set 6-inch pipe ct
s7eS to drill in.
X. &. Tarrant has started up his
O'Brien No. i, SEX SWA 2s-34-
, W, and Is drilling at zSU.
Tarrant's Reutten-Wold No. /.
IVA MEX 13-35-eW, Is drilling
x z2OV
kat4ey-Halyorson No. /, NV
sWA SWA 25-s5-6W, easternmoat
veil in the north central part OF
ha field, is drilling at 171O, make
ng rapid time.
Between this well and the recent
y completed big wells, Consolidated
sas has spotted two locations on
and belonging to the State Of Nom
ana. One well Is in SWA NEA rs
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COMPETITIONS

Grant Bake No. 1, NWA
NEA 32-Sz-6w, rig up.
Cobb Young No. /, SEA- NE1z
6-32-6W, rig UP.
Castle State No. 2, SE1 sW n
36-S5-6W, rig up.
Santa Rits-Fis No. 1, SWZ
seq 1z-S6-6W, 40. ~
Santa Rita Whitehead No. 1,
sWA seq 2S-35-6W, rig up.
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SEND A CONTRIBUTION no
THE sUNBURsT BADGER
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NINE WELLS

Imperial-C Craig No. B, NEA Mex
ls-S5-lW. is fishing at i0z0.
New Era Fuel-Lorenson No. 2
NWh NEH 27-s5-zW. set 6-inch
pipe at 1888.
0len-Engemoen No. /, NV sW X
NWA 14-35-2W, is drilling az sac.
Reichoff-Baum No. / Il reported
20 have spudded and shut down. II
Is in the northwest end Of the field.
in SEA SEA s-ss-SW.
Crumley-Crumley- Fryberger No.
2, $50 feet north Of the south line
and 156 feet west OF the east line
OF the SEX 24-35-3W, Is drilling
at 1000 feet.
Cassidy Is acidizing ais Haugen
wells IN Sec. 11-35-3W.
DR.. B. A. S. ArOnow is acidizing
his StOckmen's National bank leases
In 11-35-2W.
Bistate-Haenel No. 4, SWH SWk
2-34-1W. Is drilling at 500 feet.
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BY Pondera Couney Abstract o..
Conrad, Montana

ASSIGNMENT or ROYALTY
Effie ~ Dewitt 70 william C. Battig
~ Of 1k royalty from Ea8W3 SEaNE3
sWaSW4 Lots 2 Sec. II Lot Bee
william c. Battig et ux to Harry
Green Of Montana Flour Mills Co, Z Of
~ royalty from E4SW3, Sn3NW3 SW3-
sM4 Lots ! Sec. II Lot See,
OH q GAS LKAsE
Eiizaheth Lehrer 10 Mont Power Gas
CO. sElNMa NEasWa 2o-aD-5 81
ASSIGNMENT OF OIL a GAS LEASE
OHIO on Co 70 Texas Co, Lease on
ElSW3 Lots o Sec. 6-30-5 recorded
book leases page 40 81.
RELEASE or OIL 3 GAS LEASE
Texas Co. toEurl a. fioesnrd et uN
Lease record book Z lease page gf7 on
EseSW SWtSwi2a; NW1NWaSE3 SE4
SM3 Skl SCI NB4 SEA 81 NW4 va
6. H. Drake 10 william A. Gibbins ct
IA lease record book lease page III
RATfFICATGON or UNIT OPERATION
AND ROYALTY POOLING AGREEAENF
Amy Shue Cecil Shue and Ida Shue 10
eos
Conrad Refining Co aud Nadeau Brop
Inc aud A. y. Cobb Co. and Dave Simon
- PARTIES OF the first second, third and
fourth larts respectively Party OF first
part ieasrs % parties Of second aud
third part oil and gas storage tanks
situated "a Conrad Refining 60. Party
Of first part win refine All oil placed
In tanks, for Zoe per barrel tIsists
other agreementsl
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IN BAxKnUrrCT NOTICE

THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE: That in
the District Court OF the United States
for the fsipfriet of Montana. WILLIAM
h. FRENCH, Of Great Falls, Cascade
County. Montana. has been duly I'D.
judged bankrupt upon his own petition
That the payment Of any debts or the
delivery Of any property belonging 20
said bankrupt 20 him or for his use. and
the transfer gf any property By
said bankrupt IL forbidden by law: That
the first meeting Of creditors Of said
bankrupt will be held on the 10th day
q June. 1873. az 10 o'clock A. ~. ~
Room /, Dunn Block Great Fails Non.
taHa. before A. n. Gray. Referee for the
purpose Of filing and proving claims.
70 choose one OF more trustees. 10 ex-
anime eaid bankrupt under cath and 70
transact such other business as may prop
erly come before said meeting.
Dated this 2ssA day Of May. 1885.
A H. GRAY, Referee.
Date Of first publication June /. 1eS5.
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Date Of first publication June !. i0as-
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35-6w. which VIZ spud In tomorrow.
and the other is in NWl6 SD 20. a
location This lease, recently taken
over from DR.. B. A. s. Aronow Of
Shelby. appears to be In the hun
dred barrel area" OF the field
Dakota-Montana is moving into
this area IN its Wlnkler No. To-
cation, NWk NEA 23-35-6W.
Texaco's Mable Morrison No. 2,
lot z, Sec. 22-s6-sW. pumped 166
barrels the first "a hours. When
its Aronson No. /, c M SEA 81
35-6W, drills In, Texaco will have
but one drilling we'll In the field.
that one being the Hagerty. on the
Indian reservation.
Grant-Bakke No. /, NWH NEN
32-34-5W, Is the easternmost loca-
tion in the Cut Bank town pool, in
the gas-oil area.
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l.. K. Hannah trustee 10 Herman 3.
Gusa OF 10 Lots ] to 10 incl BIZ.
See, add Cut Bank 81.
Herman r. Gusa 20 William Gladstone
~ o. ~ Lots ! 70 - Inc i5lk 4 sec.
add Out Bank 81
August ArOnson et TX to Texas Co
80 sWa WiSE3 WiElSE4 2i-35-gW 81.
a. p. Ar0neon Il ux 70 same Is< Wa
kiAEA WfNEi Nw4 2s-a5-6W 81.
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HAs ROYAIlTIEs HERE

North Central Texas Oil Co., Inc.
a Delaware corporation, has filed
its annual report In Cascade coun-
ty, showing an investment OF S10,-
6ee.5S in Montana, chiefly in roy
alties. It's gross business last year
was $1Y262.4S.
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OIL BOARD
lContinued fFom Paas Onel

ing September sOth, 1895. is de-
siraible for the reason that II would
place the Board IN better position
to anticipate future conditions and
bhus more inteIligently serve the
oil industries OF the State"
Evening star., 1935-05-05

had engaged an attorney to inyesti-
gate his wife's petition asking guard
ianship of the girl.
Other than to say he had en-
ployed an attorney, McHenry de-
clined to comment.
While Alyce Jane was still in the
hospital at Fall River. Mrs. McHenry
petitioned for her guardianship under
the Massachusetts, laws, which pro-
Evening star., 1935-05-05

tempted to halt beer truck. Harold
Ehlers, 26, was arrested.
Patrolmen said they were compelled
to draw their firearms when Q crowd
of pickets surged toward Ehlers and
threatened to lynch him.
The shooting was an outgrowth Of .
dispute between union brewery work.
ers and the TeamSters and Auto Truck
Evening star., 1935-05-05
FIREMAN HUNTS BLAZE

MANAwA, Wis. P).-"Hey, where's
the fire." shouted Kneale Lindsay
from the drivers seat Of a speeding
fire truck to q motorist he was passing.
Conquering his amazement, the
notorist told him the location and
Lindsay sped on to help put it out.
Members Of the Volunteer Fire De-
Evening star., 1935-05-05
PARENTAL FIGHT HINTED
OVER ALYCE M'HENRY.
Nv the Associated p

By the Associated Press.
IOWA FALLS, Iowa. May Paul
McHenry, father of Alyce Jane, the
girl whose upside down" stomach was
righted by an operation at Fall River,
Mass, March 4, said last night he
Evening star., 1935-05-05

partment who heard the alarm had
gone to the fire in their own cars
without telling Lindsay where they
were going.
Evening star., 1935-05-05
POLICE STOP RI0TING
AFTER PICKET IS SHOT
nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, May 4-Riot guns and
pistols were used by police here yes
terday to quell disturbance after
Silver Vetro, IS, a picket, was shot in
the knee by a guard when pickets at
Evening star., 1935-05-05

vide that the father Is the natural
guardian. An appearance in oppo-
sition to the petition was entered by
McHenry, q salesman here.
Evening star., 1935-05-05

Drivers Union. Union teamsters
struck Wednesday asserting brewery
workers were put on the campany's
trucks.
Evening star., 1935-05-05
Salmon Fishing Good.

Salmon fishing in the River Tweed
OF Scotland is unusually good this sea-
son.
Evening star., 1935-05-05

Reich Workers on Cruise.
Workers of Germany recently
crowded . steamer for an excursion to
Madeira.
Evening star., 1935-05-05

Planes for Stratosphere.
Three squadrons of Italian strato-
sphere planes are being built at
Monte. Cello.
Evening star., 1935-05-05

5.-Cushion dotted PrisciIIas.
Ivory or ecru shades. 2 I-6
yards long. These Priscilla cur
tains are suitable for any room.
Full ruffies. Overall "a in. width,
Evening star., 1935-05-05

3.-Grenadine Cottage Sets. Six
piece cottage sets in several col
ored figured patterns on ivory
grounds. Some have pastel trims,
green, gold or blue. For standard
size windows .................
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Indianapolis. Ind. November s. 1873
NOTICE TO BIDDERS


BIDS will be received by the Board OF
Trustees at the office of John H. Hare,
NJ. D.. Superintendent of the Evansville
State Hospital, Evansville, 1ndlana; until
z o'clock noon Of NoYem6er n TO- lgS1 Nor i0r
Gated near Evansville. Indiana:
Specifications will be. on file on ana
after october %. 1885. at the office OF the
State Board of Accounts, indianapolis. and
releases will be made to bidders from the
office of the Superintendent of the Evans
vile State Hospital.
Proposals shall be made according to
the form attached to the specifications ana
each shall be delivered in sealed en-
velope addressed to the President OF the
bearing the title of the work and the
name of the bidder.
Each proposal must be. accompanied by
financial statement fully made out on
the State Board Of Accounts if the total
bid EQUALS or exceeds SIS 900 90 and GER
titled check payable to the Board of Trus-
tees in sum equal to five 800 per cent
check shall be forfeited in case Of failure
of any bidder to enter into contract ana
furnish a satisfactory bond IN amount
equal to the contract price within elght
ance of his proposal. Specifications shall
oe returned to the owner at the time OF
the filing of the Bids.
The Board of Trustees is not obligated
mitted and reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals, TO waive informalities
IN any proposal if it shall be. in the ludg-
ment of the Board. to the interest OF the
the acceptance or rejection, for period
of not to exceed eight 49, DAYS.
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
CHARLES M. LAFOLLETTE,
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posalS for the construction OF new wing
re 9ns Of present. at 1nd
annapolis. Indiana, will be received by the
Chairman of the State Highway COMMITS
sion of Indiana "a at his Office IN the ne STATE
dianapolis, Indiana, until 1000 A. M,
Central Standard time, on the twenty first
proposals will be publicly opened and read.
Proposals shall be properly and COM
pletely executed on proposal forms, which
with the plans and specifications may be
Each bidder. with his proposal. shall file
corporate surety bond. payable to the
State of Indiana. in the amount of one
his MAXIMUM proposal under any COM
bination of alternates, and in the form
ed to the lowest and best bidder. but the
right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
The Contractor in doing the work shall
fSmp Th the Rse ACT
of Congress 1895, the regulations issued
pursuant thereto by the President of the
United states and rules and nd regulations
amendments prescribed by the Federal
Works.
less than the prescribed scale of wages
as determined pursuant to the provisions
of Chapter 3i9 of the Acts of General
Assembly of Indiana of 1895, and as ap-
proved by the Federal Government.
Plans. specifications and bid forms for
the above project can be purchased only
at the office of>the State Highway Com
Annex. indianapolis. Indiana. The price
of each set of plans and specifications is
$3.50 and the proposal form. so cents.
Checks shall be made payable to Chair
man. State Highway Commission. There
will be no refund for plans, specifications
or PROPOSAL forms returned
NO BIDDER MAY WITHDRAW HIS BID
FOR A PERIOD OF THIRTY DAYS
AFTER THE DATE SET FOR THE OPEN
ING THEREOF
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF INDIANA
TAN4Ec n ADAMc
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NOV. Z, 1885
LEGAL NOTICES

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
1884. 2
- Application OF Richard A. Huis. G bfR
huis Truck Service. Jasper for GER
tlneate to operate motor vehicles as a
common carrier Of property interstate.
between Jasper and fhe Tnd.-Kv state
line 81 Greensboro Ferry. over highway IS
arc county roads. also between vIncennss
anc the Ind XIV State line over highway
~. passing through and serving all in
teTmedate points
Notice is hereby given that the Public
service commission VIII Conduc. public
sesrtng in this cause in Rooms Of Com
Nilsson. $oi State House. Indianapolis.
IND. a. NJ. Wednesday. Novemhsr 20,
Public participation is requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY RICHARD ". SHARPLESS
Yna;.,,- Secretary.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS

W. AASI ~ oAOA(GERo
Sealed proposals for construction Of a
Wa.erworks System will be received at the
Town Hall at Dublin, Wayne County, In
diana, by the Board Of Trustees Of Dublin.
vember 81, 1885, and then publicly opened
and read
The work to be constructed according
nsnn and Matthews Tepce[ onsu Ry
ing Engineers. consists of wells pumping
station and appurtenances, elevated tank,
mains service lines, but does not include
meters or pumping. equipment.
Proposals shall be properly and COM
pietely executed on proposal forms fur
cordance With State Board Of Accounts 4 20
Form e6., with Non-Collusion Affidavit re-
CURED by the Statutes of Indiana, and
Form ss-A. indiana State Board Of &c
counts.
Each proposal shall. be accompanied by
Of 'a 'H ToRn Of Dnbn or 70 adeep
able bidders bond for an amount of not
less than 81 Of the total bid price.
be required to furnish acceptable surety
bond in the amount of 1000 of the con-
tract price.
The Contractor in doing the work shall
comply with the terms and conditions Of
the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act
Of Congress Of 1885. the regulations issued
United states Of America i and T' rules and md
regulations PWA 100, July %. 1885. as
amended BY PWA 203 October 7. 1885
prescribed by the Federal Emergency Ad-
ministration Of Public Works
Wage rates on this work shall not be
less than the prescribed scale Of wages
as determined pursuant TO the provisions
Of Chapter 3i9 OF the Acts of the Gen
eral Assembly Of Indiana Of 1885 and as
approved by the Federal Government.
Work shall be paid for in part from
funds derived from the sale Of bonds 70
the Federal Government and award shall
be conditioned on funds being available
for such construction. The Board Of
Trustees may hold proposals for 80 days.
Instructions 70 BidderS-Plans. specihca-
tons. proposal forms are on file at the
office Of the Town Clerk. Dublin, Indiana,
the 2 w. Dodge Corporation. los W
Adams Street. Chicago: State Board OF
Accounts, Indianapolis. or NAV be OBJ
tanned from the offices of r. C Lennon
and j. c. Matthews Consulting Engineers.
SGT Architects Building, indianapolis. upon
deposit OF $3.50
The Board Of Trustees reserves the right
10 reject any and all bids
TOWN OF DUBLIN INDIANA
By ARTHUR z. SIMPSON. Clerk.
SAVE on your want ad cost
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lndlanapohs, Ind, November s. 1885.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
650-B, |.
Application Of S. Lafee Chicago Ill
for a permit to operate motor vehicles as
a contract carrier of property interstate.
extending through or into Whiting, East
Chicago. Gary, fremont Michigan City.
South Bend, Elkhart. over highways II.
20. 1l2 1871.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
hearing in this cause in Rooms of Com
mission. 401 State House. Indianapolis.
Ind. 9 A. M. Monday November 10. 1885.
PUBLIC participation is requested
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LEGAL NOTICES
SPECIAL. NOTICE

n ESSEX coupe motor No ess4ss. will be
sold for storage and repair charges
amounting to SIS, on Nov az 10 a m
FRED CHANDLER GARAGE. s26 ".
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InuldhapOIlS, Ild., NOVtInDtT o. 1850
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
46-A. 2.
Application of Glenn J. Getty. dJbfa
Lime City Trucking Company Huntington.
for a certificate to operate motor vehicles
as a common carrier of property inter-
state. extending through or into cities and
towns over highways 5. ia. IS. g. "a, 81.
224
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms OF Com
mission. 401 State House. Indianapolis,
Ind. A. M. Tuesday. November 10. 1885.
Public participation is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
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Indianapolis. Ind. November 8. 1875.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-07
BY R. w. LOSER, ENdIIIntIs
indianapolis. Ind, November s. 1885.

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No
656-B. l.
Application of Fred r. Gloor. d/b/a
nit to operate motor vehicles as con-
tract carrier of property. interstate. be-
tween the Ind-Ill. State line and South
Bend over highways H. 20, 30. 81.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms OF Com
mission, 40l State House. indianapolis.
Ind, A. M. Wednesday. November 20.
1885.
Public participation is requested,
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
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