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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-30
COAST LEAGUE STARTS

FWtt NUfftNF
LOS ANGELES. March 30.-Clubs,
in the Pacific League opened the
new season Saturday and big crowds
turned out at all parks. All teams
saw action again yesterday. when
four double-headers were staged.
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10 JOIN HISTORY CLUB
AT SH0RTRIDGE HIGH

Each Submitted Paper on Phase
of Americas Past.
The Shortridge High School His
tory Club has accepted 19 new
members, it was announced today.
Each applicant had to submit a pa
per on some phase of American his
tory.
New members are Mary Alice Adj
kins, Claribell Allen, Mary At
water, Betty Cooking, Dan Flick
niger. Jim Hudson, Sarah Lindley,
Robert Johnson, Erwin Mccullough,
Rose Myers, Henry Potkin, Madelyn
Pugh, Emil Rassman, Jack Roberts,
Paul Smith, George Spiegel, Eliza
beth White. Betty Walsh and Ed
ward ziegner.
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UMPIRES To. MEET

The indianapolis Independent
Umpires' Association will meet to-
night at at SAL N. Highland-st. All
members are requested to attend.
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wEAFER TO LOUISVILLE

OF tHiTfn Fftss
TAMPA. Fla. March 30.-The
Chicago Cubs today conditionally
released Pitcher Ken weafer to the
Louisville club of the American AS
ISOLATION.
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G. O. p. Club to Hear White

Robe Carl White, Muncie, former
assistant Secretary of Labor, is to
be the principal speaker at a meet
ing at tonight of the Irvington
Republican Club, 5446la E. Wash
ington-st.
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BELGIAN CYCLIsT WINS
BIZ United Press

NEW YORK. March.-Gerard de-
baets. Belgian veteran. captured the
30-mile bicycle race at the New
York yelodrome last night.
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CITY YOUTH CAPTURED
IN STATE FARM BREAK
William Rose, Is, Now Faces Term
in Reformatory.

GREENCASTLE. March 80. -
Captured after attempting to es-
cape from the Indiana State Farm,
William Rose, 10, Indianapolis, to-
day faced a term of one to five
years in the Indiana Reformatory
at Pendleton.
Rose was sentenced to 10 months
on the farm after being convicted
in Marion County Municipal Court
on petit larceny charge.
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A. B. c. Schedule Tonight
SIS SQUAD-FIvE-MAN

Sis MAN
Alley
Tours, Cheviot, o.
, Mccormack Oil Co.. st. Charles, Ill.
Belgian Village, Kcwanee, Ill.
Sediacek's Zoo Gardens, Lyons Ill
Meris Shoe Co.. Muskegon, Mich.
Czarnecki. Toledo.
Gary Tin Mill, Gary.
Lake Hotel Recreation, Gary.
Dicks Beer No. /, Hannibal, Mo.
10 Daisy Meats, Wausau, Wis.
II Backus Restaurant, Smethport, Pa.
II Dicks Beer No. 2. Hannibal, Mo.
IL Hamm's Brewing. Superior, Wis.
u Ennis Tavern. Superior.
Is Smiths Lager. Negaunee. Mich.
is Miiler's High Life, Negaunee.
u Fiore Phillips IS. Madison. Wis.
IS Deer Head Tavern, Madison, Wis.
10 HORNED Packing Co. No. l. Austin. MINI.
20 HORNED Packing Co. No. 1 Austin, Mimi.
Fl Thompson-King & Tate, Lexington
XIV.
p. Rice Lake Cheese Co.. Rice Lake, Wis
% Msxwelis Insurance, Detroit.
"a Ajax Bolt Screw Co., Detroit.
% Pottstown Eagles, Pottstown, Pa.
s6 Manatawny Silk Co., Pottstown.
.; Max Patton's Cafe, Indianapolis.
IS Kellogg Sales Co., Indiana polls.
20 Pierson Ciothiers. Muskegon, Mich.
so Sanitary Dairy. Muskegon.
81 Lake Recreation. Gary.
81 Alex & Roy. Gary.
1915 SQUAD-FIvE-MAN
Alley
wrobbers Golden Loaf Bread. Washing
ton C. H.. o.
Harry Levin Clothiers. Chicago.
McKenna's Cafe. Newport. Ky.
Coor's Milk. Cincinnati.
Murray's Idle Hour, Chicago.
6 Matchlcss Metal Polish Co.. Chicago.
Valley Dairy, Fremont, o.
Ronk Linoleum Floors. Buffalo.
. Schmiesing's Ice Cream, Cincinnati.
10 Ircauois Brewing Co.. Niagara Falls,
N "
III Central Casino. Rock Island, Ill.
IL Yerbury-DaKs Co. Cleaners, Rock Island
rs Granada Cafe. Moline, ILL.,
IL Zoller Brewing Co.. Davenport. la.
IL Diamond "s6o." Stoughton. Wis.
Is Hoppie's wieners, Appleton. Wis.,
Is Johnson's Shoe Rebaiiders, Appleton,
Wis.
10 Martin Company. Davenport. la.
30 Midway Recreation, Davenport.
81 American Legion Post 20. GAINESVILLE. o.
20 niocre's X Ross. GAINESVILLE.
IS Colonial Wonder Bars. Appleton. Wis.
81 Berliner Beers. Appleton.
ss Fox Head Waukesha. Waukeshs, Wis.
&c Miller High Life. Waukesha.
% Dicks Beer Quincy No. !. Quincy, III.
ss Dicks Beer Quincy No. .. Quincy
20 Eastern Market Recreation, Detroit
30 Detroit Gzsket, Detroit.
81 R2mbI~rs. Coaldsle. Pa.
- fepsi-Ccla, CeaIdaie.
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They Give

A total of S19,22599 had been
contributed to the Indianapolis Red
Cross flood relief fund at noon. Will
liam Fortune, chapter president. an
nounced today. Funds should be
sent to Arthur V. Brown, treasurer,
TT N. Meridian-st.
Today's contributors:
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AUGUSTA POLO MEN WIN
Defeat Detroit Quartet in Handi-
cap Event.

By Jnited PrfSS
AUGUSTA. Ga. March 30-The
Augusta polo team yesterday de-
feated Joe Doegers Detroit quartet
nine goals to five before more than
10000 spectators. The Detroit four
carried a 15-goal handicap, Augusta,
TO-
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HARRY HOPKINS. bowling with
Il l. one of the Canadian entries,
tossed the initial strike of the Sun
day night $3.50 squad. Felix
Gelhausen and Frank Seaton of
Elizabeth, N. j., had 892 going into
their third game. When neither
connected for double, the pair
finished with 1870. Leonard
Sauer. another Elizabeth entrant,
got nine strikes in one of his games,
yet he finished with 218 Pat
Dalia, who placed among the in
dividuals leaders, opened with
games of 212 and 247. He started
his third game with spare and
four strikes. He evidently became
iittery, with first place in sight, as
he dropped the ball on his next de-
livery. 1t hit the four-pin thin and
left up the 1873. After picking off
the three-pin ne drew the ST split,
then settled down and struck out
for PIG and his 678 total
THE c. e. j. Brewery of Niagara
Il Falls appeared wearing shirts
with red and green design of the
famous falls on their shirts.
Frank Degan, 57-year-old pastimer
from Buffalo. gave the crowd a
thrill as he opened his singles with
255. He failed to back up the
splendid start and finished with 609.
He is an A B. c. veteran, haying
missed only the Kansas City tourna-
.ment during the past 20 years.
Cy Martin of Buffalo had seven
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. Pin Tourneygrams .
BY Harmon

THE Believe it or not" boys were
u busy yesterday telling their
friends about the freak game of
the Moffat's Ale of Syracuse. Every
member of the team connected for a
1872 in the middle game, and it prob
ably will go down in history as an
other indianapolis record. But ev-
eryone gave up when asked who
rolls on the team?" Birney,
Sayre, Pa, kegeler appeared in his
singles event wearing his derby hat
Belle Knitting Co. of Sayre
wore nifty uniforms, white shirts,
trousers and red ties. The Athens
Dairy of Athens. Pa, also made a
hit in their dark blue shirts and
trousers, with yellow ties and white
belts.
A UGIE JANKOWSKY, who Fri
n day relinquished his duties as
Congress president, was present for
all sessions yesterday. He was get
ting his final glimpse of the Coli
scum layout, as he returned to his
home in Detroit last night. ..
Chris Rasmussen, Paul Stemm and
Frank Sourbier were out early yes
terday morning and hung around
most of the day. f.. An interested
spectator during the daylight Ses-
sions was Luther Hanna, former
city association president. Hanna
now resides in Cincinnati. He is to
shoot in the tourney at later date.
Bill Erner was on hand as
scribe yesterday, but was mistaken
for a spectator on several occasions.
DOC MORGAN. city board of
- health president, was among
last nights visitors. The Cooks
Goldblume boys always seem to be
attracted to alleys II and 1S. Won
der why? Otto Stein Jr., for
mer match game champ, was in &C
ton with Say 1t With Flowers" a
st. Louis quintet. The team wore
a huge bouquet of flowers emblem
on the backs of their shirts.
Stein drew the 40 split on his in
itial delivery. The Maumee
Valley Club of Toledo with light
blue shirts East Toledo Recreation
with black and Budweisers of st.
Louis with white shirts and gray
trousers were among last nights
best dressed"
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S:15 r. NJ. SQUAD-5-MAN
BEST SCORES
OTHER SCORES

Peoria Ealtter. Peoria, III. ....2 734
Dietzlers Lithia Beers. Hartfd., Wis. 2722
Speers Wisconsin, Racine ......... 1888
w T. Jencks Co. Elgin, ILL., ...... 1887
Chicago Recreation. Chicago ..... 2677
West Englewood Club, Chicago $40. 1916
Bednarz Garden City Beer, Chicago 1853
Pop's Place-Hamm's Beer Ames, Ia 1881
w H Pugh Coal Co. Racine .... $3.50
Pala -RovaI Restaurant. Endicott. N Y. 2607
Rytina Baking Co.. Chicago .-...... 2595
Hotel Jefferson, Peoria ......... 2590
Miller High Life. Racine ...... 1888
Racine Coke. Racine, Wis. ....... 2512
Libbey-Owens Ford. Rossford, @ -. 2s72
E. L. Crate Motor Co.. Salem. o. -. 25o9
Park Ridge Lumber Co. Chicago 49,. 2557
Karrvs Recreation Club Toronto >. 1855
Modine MFG Co. Racine ...... isis
Miller's Jefferson Recreation. Buffalo. 2493
N. Y C. r. r. East Buffalo Yard.
New Sfatler Hotel Toronto ... 2483
Esples No 1917 Toledo e.2 4S2
Pere Marouette Hotel Peoria ... 2474
Trestle hoard League Racine $3.50. PASS
Tithia Beers Menomonee Falls. Wis 2420
1919 p NJ SOUAD-5-MAN
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Others Hold
Places During
Weekend Play
Detroit Duo Rolls 1920 to
Beat Out Locals in
Doubles Event.
BY BERNARD HARMON

% bLhANhhD hhRhON
Anthony Stamina and Mike Craka
Of Chicago shot to the top Of the
doubles standing today when they
welded counts of ia and 633, re-
,spcctively, for an aggregate 1347 in
the A. b. G. tournament. Stamina
had games OF 26l, 207 and 246.
Craka rolled 1871. 214 and 228.
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A. B. C. Scores
Games of Yesterday

LEADING DOUBLES SCORES
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-06-11

At 1870 o'clock, P. NJ, on May 18th,
1886. pursuant to the order of the
County Board of st. Louis County,
all members of the said County Board
except Commissioner Pasich being
present, said members met at the
County Board Room in the Court
House at Duluth. Minnesota, for the
purpose of hearing the Soldiers Pref
erence claims of Harley B. Week.
Charles Mccoy as attorney for the
said Harley 3. Week appeared and
stated that he was withdrawing as
Mr.. Weeks attorney.
At the request of Harley B. Week
the said hearing was continued to
$3.50 o'clock, P. NJ, on May 10Th,
1896.
At $3.50 o'clock, P NJ, on May 18th,
1886, the hearing of Harley B. Week
was continued. at which time Mr..
Week presented his resignation as
patrol foreman in the Seventh Main
tenance District and waived all rights
under the Soldiers Preference law to
this poSition.-1SSS0.
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instead of to the County of st. Louis,
and application has been made by
said County Board of Education for
a conveyance of said land by the
County of st. Louis to said County
Board of Education. and no good
reason appearing why said request
should not be acceded to.
Now. Therefore, Be 1t Resolved.
That the Chairman of this Board
and the County Auditor are hereby
authorized and requested to execute
and deliver a quit claim deed from
the County of st. Louis to the County
Board of Education for unorganized
school territory in said County, con-
veying the above described parcel Of
land to said County Board of Edu-
cation.
Commissioner Anderson moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon the following
vote:
Yeas Commissioners A o n,
Newman. Murray and Vice-Chairman
Schadewald-4.
Nays-None.
Adopted May 81, 1886.
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BY Commissioner schadewald:

BY Commissioner Schadewald:
Resolved. That the bids of the
Sanitary Plumbing and Heating Com
pany of Duluth, Minnesota, to furnish
to st. Louis County. all labor. equip
ment. material and apparatus neces-
sary to. complete the heating con-
struction in accordance with the
County garage building at Duluth.
Woodland, for the sum of s1,S93.00,
and to furnish all labor. equipment,
material and apparatus necessary to
complete the installation of stoker in
accordance with plans and specifica-
tions for the County garage building
at Duluth, Woodland, for the sum
of s353.00. and to furnish all labor.
equipment, material and apparatus
necessary to complete the plumbing
construction in accordance with the
plans and specifications for the
County garage building at Duluth,
Woodland. for the sum of $4,000,
be and the same are hereby accepted
and said contracts awarded to the
Sanitary Plumbing and Heating COM
pany at their respective prices, with
the provision, however. that the
County Highway Engineer shall have
the privilege of 80 day period prior
to actual starting of the work I'm
which to select or approve materials
to be used in said contracts.
Be IT Further Resolved. That the
sum of s2.719.00 be and the same is
hereby appropriated from the Works
Progress Administration Fund in
payment of said contracts.
Commissioner Schadewald moved
the adoption of the resolution and ii
was declared adopted upon the fol-
lowing vote:
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By Commissioner Pasich:

Resolved. That the following appli-
cations for license to sell Month";
toxicating Malt Liquors, together
with the surety bonds accompanying
the same, be and the same are hereby
approved, and the County Auditor is
hereby instructed to issue licenses
to applicants forthwith, as follows:
r. c. Mccain, Town of Stuntz; II.
F. Caron. Unorganized Town of 67-17;
Edward S. Foster. Town of Leiding;
G. E. Holley, Unorganized Township
67-17: Walter Sahlin. Town of Nor
mama: Christian A. Peterson. Town
of Great Scott: r. S. Williams. I'm
organized Township 70-1S; j. r.
Brice. Unerganized Township 1921;
Joseph Drew. Town of Solway; Will
liam Ylimaki. Jr., Town of Fair
banks: William E. Trenholm. Town
of Fayal: Ethel Mitchell. Town of
Nichols: Effie w. Conway, Town of
Herman; Lars Engen, Town of Ca
nosia.
Commissioner Murray moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon the following
vote:
Yeas Commissioners Eklund.
Schadewald. Anderson, N e W m a n.
Murray. Pasieh and Chairman YER
anth-7.
Nays-None.
Adopted May 20. 1886.
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ANdN S-ANDIIt.
Adopted May %. 1886.
BY Commissioner Schadewald:


BY Commissioner Schadewald:
Whereas. Application has been filed
with this Board under date of April
%. 1896. by the st. Louis County
branch of the Lake County Power
Association petitioning this Board to
grant permission to the Lake County
Power Association to erect, maintain
and operate an electric power line
along County roads in the Townships
of Duluth and Alden in st. Louis
County. in connection with the con-
struction. extension and maintenance
by the Lake County Power Associa-
tion.. operating under the general SUI
pervision of the Federal Rural Elec-
tribution of electric current through
the said Lake County Power Asso-
citation to the farmers and other con-
sumers of electric power in Lake
County. and in the Townships of
Duluth and Alden in st. Louis Coun-
ty; and
Whereas. After due consideration of
said application and the whole mat
ter. no good reason appears to this
Board why such application for such
permit or license should not be grant
ed upon reasonable rules and regula-
tons imposed by this Board
Now. Therefore, Be 1t Resolved.
That permission is hereby granted
by the County of st. Louis, acting
through it's County Board. to the
Lake County Power Association,
corporation organized under the CO.
operative Association law of Mime
sofa. to construct, maintain, use and
operate an electric power transmits
sion line upon and along the County
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Continued from Preceding Page.

BY Commissioner Newman:
Resolved, That the bid of the Diesel
Sales of Minnesota, Inc, of Mime
apolis. Minnesota, to furnish the
County of st. Louis for use in Equip
ment Division No. 20, one new HA
four cylinder Cummins Diesel auto
motive engine complete for S2,22O.0O,
and taking III on exchange two old
motors at an allowance of $4,000,
for both. making the net purchase
price in the amount of S1,720.00 de-
livered +. .. B. Duluth. Minnesota,
be and the same is hereby accepted
and said purchase authorized;
Be 1t Further Resolved, That the
sum of $l.720.00 be and the same
is hereby appropriated from Equip
ment Division No. 20 in payment of
said purchase, with payments to be
made as follows: $4,000 in May,
July, 1886. and $220.00 in August,
1886.
Be It Further Resolved. That this
Board hereby agrees to purchase five
additional CumminS Diesel automo-
tive engines complete of either the
four or six cylinder type at price
of 50, $4,000 each for the four cylinder
model and a price of S2,6O0.00 for the
six cylinder model delivered F. o. B.
any point in st. Louis County less a
trade-in allowance of S250.0O for each
old motor with the County reserving
the right to cancel any or all or these
five additional motors. These motors
are to be delivered two in October
and three in November, 1886. or be-
fore. if requested by County. sub
ject to factory delivery. In the event
of the two motors heretofore pur-
chased do not prove satisfactory by
September LIST. 1886, the Diesel Sales
. of Minnesota, Inc, agrees to take
back both motors purchased and re-
fund to st. Louis County all monies
paid on the purchase price.
Commissioner Eklund moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon the following
vote:
Yeas Commissioners z k u n d,
Schadewald, Anderson, n e w m a n,
Pasich and Chairman Veranth-6.
Nays-None
Adopted May 8, 1886.
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By Commissioner Murray:

BY Commissioner Murray:
Resolved, That the County Urea
surer and the Clerk of the District
Court are hereby authorized to &C.
cept the following amounts in COM
promise settlement of pers~- al prop
persons. and said officials are au-
thorized to satisfy said taxes as
fully paid on the records of said Of
fices, viz: ..a ..
From Axel Juten of Route No. 8,
Box 618, Duluth. the sum of S226S
for personal property taxes in the
Township of Gnesen for the years
1892 and 1884. which amount includes
the original tax plus statutory pen
atty.
From c. G. Lindquist of Duluth the
sum of $500 for personal property
taxes in the City of Duluth for the
years 1929, 1880, 1881, 1882, 1888, 1884
and 1895. which amount includes the
original tax plus the statutory pen
atty, and a portion of the Clerks
fees, but no Sheriff's fees or inter-
est, as recommended by the Assessor
of the City of Duluth
From VIM. 3. Dunlop of Duluth the
sum of $500 for personal property
taxes for the year 1885, which amount
includes the amount of the original
tax, but does not include any PEN
altieS, or Clerks or Sheriff's fees.
Commissioner Anderson moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon the following
vote:
Yeas Commissioners Eklund,
Murray. Pasich and Chairman Yer
anth-7.
Nays-None.
Adopted Nav g. 1885,
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shields to be paid from Division
No. 81.
Bull Motor Company of Bull in
the sums of S1S6.31 and s32.19 for
furnishing chains. to be paid from
Division No. 81.
Commissioners Pasich moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon the following
vote:
Yeas Commissioners Z k u d.
Schadewald. Anderson. n e W m n,
Murray. Pasich and Chairman Yer
anth-7.
Nays-None.
Adontad Nav g. 1896
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Communications,

Mary Alice Drew and John A.
Drew; The Arcade Building Com
pany; A. c. Gillette. Providence I'M
provement Corporation, Wilson G..
Crosby. oliver Wolcott, Kate B.
Mendenhall. Clarence M. Gordon and
]. Winthrop Davis, trustees under
the will of Chas. Davis for a review
of real estate taxes for 1935.-18921.
Referred to the Special Counsel for
such attention thereon as he may
find necessary.
Erik Mattonen asking for the i'm
provement of old State Highway No.
z. and County roads 68, /. 302. 1903,
305. 306 and 307.-18922. Referred to
the County Highway Engineer.
Range Cornice e. Roofing Com
pany protesting the acceptance of the
bids of the Hibbing Plumbing &,
Heating Company for the heating
systems for the Cherry and Sturgeon
Lake patrol stations. as said bids
were received later than the official
time set for receiving said bids
1928
N. j. Caouette submitting notifica-
ton of his rights to the position of
patrolman in the Sixth patrol area
under the Soldiers Preference law.
1924
Ray S. Matson. County Surveyor.
requesting permission to use not to
exceed the sum of $4,000 for the
purchase of material to replace mon
uments for section and quarter cor
ners.-1S925. Ordered received and
filed.
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Motions And Resolutions

Upon motion of Commissioner New
man the Chairman was requested to
appoint a committee to meet with
the County Auditor with regard to
extra help for the Tax Department.
Chairman Veranth thereupon APP
pointed Commissioners Schadewald,
Newman and Eklund to act on said
committee.
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BY Commissioner Eklund:

by commissioner EkIUflu.
Resolved. That all bids received on
May goth, 1886. for the bituminous
surfacing of ST. Marie Street, Job
No. 1921, from Arlington Avenue to
Victoria Street in the City of Duluth.
be and the same are hereby rejected
and the County Auditor be and he
hereby is authorized and directed to
return all certified checks or bid
ders' bonds to the respective con-
tractors.
Commissioner Schadewald moved
the adoption of the resolution and it
was declared adopted upon the fol-
lowing vote:
Yeas Commissioners e k u n d,
Schadewald, Anderson, n w m a n,
Murray. Pasich and Chairman Yer
anth-7.
Nays-None.
Adopted MAY %. 1896.
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Adopted May 81, 1886.
By Commissioned MURRAY:

Whereas. For the purpose of Sc
curing to the County of ST. Louis
the payment of all funds of said
County deposited in the following
named banks. with interest thereon.
as provided by law, at the rates
specified in the proposals of said
banks. requesting that they be desig-
mated as repositories of funds of
said County of ST. Louis. said banks
have deposited with the County
Treasurer of st. Louis County GER
tain bonds or other securities in lieu
of personal or corporate sureties.
subject to the approval of said Sc
curities as being such as may be ac-
cepted under the provisions of Sec
ton 107. Statutes of Minnesota for
1923, and Chapter 173. Laws of Min
nesota for 1925 and amendments
thereof. said banks being as fol-
lows:
Miners National Bank of Eveleth
and the Minnesota National Bank of
Duluth.
Now, Therefore, Be 1t Resolved,
That the said securities enumerated
in the assignments of the said banks
hereinbefore listed, be and they are
approved as of the classes and kinds
in which the permanent school funds
of the State may be invested, and