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per annum and being as Of May
II 1916 S6.S70.26.

per .annum and being as Of May
l.. 1886, $6,870.26.
3. On 56 School Bonds, dated
8-l-27, interest and or $500 in
terest installments andor coupons
making $32,OS7.5O for 1875 bonds
| to the first day of May, 1886, plus
any further accrued interest to
May /, 1886, specifically funding
only the portion of the whole
hereof that accrues on an interest
rate of IA &c per annum and be-
ing as of May |, 1886, $1l .230.G3.
A. On 4.75T School Funding
Bonds, dated 5-l-2S, interest and
or. $23.75. interest inStallments
and or coupons making $lG,-
1880 for 119 bonds to the first
day Of May, 1886, plus any fur
Their accrued interest to May l.,
1886, specifically funding only
the portion Of the whole hereof
that accrues on an interest rate
of 134rc per annum and being as
of May l, 1896. $6.177.45.
Section 8. That the maximum
aggregate principal amount of
said bonds shall be $29,939.20.
Section 4. That tax sufficient
to pay the interest Of the bonds
when due shall be annually levied
and collected; and that provision
shall be made in the detailed
resolutions providing for the pay
ment of the principal of the bonds
when due. 49,
Section 5. That a statement Of
debt of said county has been filed
with the Clerk and is open to pub
lie inspection, and the County Ac-
countant is hereby designated as
the proper official to file said
statement.
Section 6. That this order shall
take effect on its passage and
shall not be submitted to the
voters, ... -. ,.....
Section 7. That the bond order
introduced July II, 1884, author
izing the issuance Of funding and
or refunding bonds to an amount
of not. exceeding $369.33O.O0
finally passed of date July 20,
1884, and all resolutions and
clauses of resolutions heretofore
passed by this Board in pursuance
Herewith in conflict with this or
der are. hereby expressly repealed
and cancelled in toto. ..
The foregoing order has been
introduced and the sworn state
ment has been filed under THE
County Finance Act" showing the
assessed valuation of the county
to be $50, 639, 10000, and the net
debt for school purposes to be
l$6SS,36S.99 all this including the
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND

J Under and by virtue, of the au-
thority conferred by deed of trust
executed by H. F. Cantrell and
wife. Lear, S. Cantrell, dated the
18th day, of December. 1927. and
recorded in Book, I20, page 624.
in the office of tho Register of
Deeds for Henderson County, V,
IS Bryant, Substituted Trustee,
will al, twelve O'Clock Noon on
MONDAY. MAY 4TH. 1896
a. tSe Courthouse Door of Hen.
ssrsnn Coi,ntv in Hendersonv;IIa
Wnrth rarol;ns cell at nmbI;c amo
t;on for cash to the, highest hid.
Ior tho foIIow;ny land fo-w;t
'et S;.mst n tba Town os u,
dersonv;ila North Caroi;ns
REGINNING mt a stake ON ~ ~,
Wet s;ds IT Snrino Street far
n,or,v o,ca more Street sa;d stolo
I sto ~ sdsa n,;n W. W.
va Fat &c ~ no;;nt 49, - ~
14y tee' lhgin. LUG po iS nsae tne
EWesseIh natslr VI Saiu $500 u
s ts gsf Wisn Inc ma hSr ,nn;rn i tSa
~ siS fess.,nu IA ,.stice
Sisp say hta - Vi 'a e" M.
street n. 10 qeg. l2 nm West
So teet 20 a S Ms , tneh s IN: OF
tQeg. 40 mn. West i9o AesC 10
stake; thence , iS aes, l2 MN
p. go feet to a stake shepee 5
S6 deg: 40, MN; =: IsS Feet tc
the point OF rbEIlNNlNG, the
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NOTICE OF SALE

WHEREAS, default was made
in the. payment Of that certain
mortgage deed executed by j.. 1
Green and wife, Dallie T., Green,
to w. s. Green, dated December
~. 1929, and recorded in book
12S, page 2SS, Henderson County
Registry, notice is hereby given
that the undersigned w. S. Green,
mortgage, under the. power OF
sale therein contained, will sell to
the highest bidder for cash, at
public auction, at the Courthouse
door. in Hendersonyille, North
Carolina, on the goth day of May,
1886, at twelve o'clock noon, that
portion of land hereinafter de-
scribed as set out in said mort
gage deed as follows, to wit:
Beginning at, stake at the in
tersection of the southeast mar
gin of First Street with the South
west margin of "B" Street, and
running thence with. said margin
Of "B" Street, South, 70 IL
degrees. East SUI. feet to "a
stake at Second Street; thence
with Second Street South 16 1-2
deg. West ESQ feet to a, stake
the northeast corner of lot No.
Al; thence with the lines of lots
Nos. Al and, 81 North 70 l-2 deg.
West 500 feet to First Street
thence with First Street North 16
1-2. deg. East $50 feet to the Be
ginning; being lots Nos. AZ, 43,
IA, As, 46, AZ, As, 40, 80 & 81,
as shown. on plat: recorded in
Book So, at page 563, Of the Rec
ords of Deeds for Henderson
County. 49,. . 3. J. p.
A ten per cent deposit will be
required of the successful bidder.
This the 18th day of April,
1886. ..,.- -..,. .. 9.
w. S. GREEN, Mortgage.
MASSENBURG, ,McCOWN'.&
ARLEDGE, Attorneys. -.
1-lS-Sat-4tp
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LEFTY LEFTY GROVE;
DE!sHoNG HU 1 !
2-HI14T GAMES
Red Sex And Washington
Pitchers Do Best Work
' ' of New Season

NEW YORK. April Is. CuP(---
The best pitching performances OF
inc new season we're recorded yes
terday by;Lefty Grove of the Bos-
tom Red Sox and Jimmy Deshone
Of the Washington Senators as
they both hurled two-hit games.
The former best mark was tonr
hits. which several hurlers IN ooth
leagues had held. a..
Grove limited the Yankees to a
pair of blows = both by Lon
Sehrig-as the Sox whipped the
New Workers SO to remain dead
locked for the American league
lead with the Chicago White Sox.
Deshong set down his former
teammates, the Philadelphia Ath-
letics, So. .....,. ....,,,,.,
Meanwhile. the Chicago White
Sox. scoring three runs in the 7th;
STAYED in a tie for the league lead
at three victories and no defeats
with a 5-S victory over the world
champion Detroit Tigers.
Grove pitched an air tight game
allowing no one to reach second,
striking out four and yielding only
one walk. Errors contributed to
the Yankee downfall, especially in
the fourth when Boston scored
three runs when Lazzeri dropped
Mehllo's fly with the bases loaded.
D;ck Ferrell homered for Boston
IN the sixth. ,sE,
Deshong's two hits included a
homer by Pinky Higgins. The
Senators won in the fifth when
Travis singled with Powell aboard.
The White SoS won their game
with three runs in the seventh IN
ming when Eden Auker weakened
Scoring three runs in the 10th
inning the Cleveland indians
whipped the st. Louis Browns 13-
no in a free-hitting game. Four
pitchers saw action for each team;
The Indians gathered 10 hits ana
the Browns IS. After the Browns
had tied the game with q. run IN
the eth, the Indians scored TWO
runs in the 10th on successive
singles by Hughes, Ayerill, Nosmik
and Trosky. The latter scored the
other run on wild pitch: .,
I'm the National league, the
New York Giants continued to set
the pace as they won their fourth
straight victory of the season, o-4
over the Boston Bees. The Giants
came from behind and put the
game on ice in the sixth when
Manager Bill Terry, as . pinch
hitter, slammed home three runs
with double. Carl Hub6eii
pitched the first five innings Tor
the Giants and yielded three runs
Freddy Fitzsimmons relieved INN.
The Chicago Cubs had their
home opening spoiled by dropplns:
a .f2-S decision to the Cincinnati
Reds. Cuyler. and Herman, CUB
castoffs. collected four OF the
Reds I2 hits. Herman hit a $ln3
rle and homer while Cuyler added
3 Single and d double. Paul Der
ringer held the Cubs to seven hits.
The Brooklyn Dodgers won
their first game, of the campaign,
is, over. the Philadelphia, Philiies
in the 10th inning. "A single by
Babe Phelps scored Ducher from
third with the winning run.
The st. Louis-Pittsburgh game
was. postponed because of cold
weather.
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
HENDERSON COUNTY,
I'm THE SUPERIOR COURT.
NOTICE. .,...S,,,. 81
Lou Stepp, Individually and as
Administrative of J. X. Stepp,
Deceased, Petitioner,
VS..
Julia Blackwell, Ben Simmons,
Nathan Simmons, G. L. Stepp,
Elose Seay, John Bradley, Eff
fie Moore and husband, J. F.
Moore, Lois Ogle and husband,
S. NJ. Ogle, Chauncy Stepp,
Charlie Gentles, ct al, and all
unknown heirs of ]. K. Stepp,
deceased.
The above named defendants,
Ben Simmons, Nathan Simmons,
C. l.. Stepp. Eloise Seay, John
Bradley, Fife Moore and hus-
band, J. F. Moore, Lois Ogle and
husband, S. NJ. Ogle, Chauncy
Stcpp and Charlie Gentles, and
an unknown heirs of ]. X, Stepp,
deceased. together with the hus-
bands and wives of any OF such
heirs, will take notice that a spe-
cial proceeding entitled. as above,
has been commenced in the Su-
perior Court of Henderson !Coun-
ty. for the purpose of having the
dover of the petitioner, Lou
Stepp, widow, allotted out OF the
lands described in the petition OF
which the said j. K. Stepp died,
seized and possessed, situate IN
Henderson County, North Caro-.
lima, and also for the purpose OF
having all of sgeh lands. other
than the dover estate of the said
widow, sold to make assets to pay
the debts of, said deceased, SAID
lands consisting of five tracts as
described in the petition, and
which aggregate something more
than 100 acres. s,..t.. ~.
And said, defendants will fur
ther take notice that they axe re-
auircd to appear at the. office of
the Clerk of the. Superior Court
of Henderson County. in the Court
House in Hendersonyille, North
Carolina, on. the 18th day of May,
1895, or within ten days there
after, and answer or demur to the
petition now on file in said pro-
ceeding, Oh the petitioner will APP
ply to the court for the relief de-
manded in. the petition.
This 18th day of April, 1886.
]. P. FLETCHER
Clerk Superior Court, Henderson
County. 4-18-Sat-4tp
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proposed funding bonds d
tlhcatc$ Of Indebtedness
VIII be levied for the n,n.
the interest on PROPOSED -
Certificates of Indcbtcdnc.,
same shall be issued: arI
sion will be made in The n
resolutions providing for NJ
mcnt Of the principal of I.
posed bonds or Certificates
debtcdncSS. if the same b
issued. Any citizen or ID
may protest against the ID
of such bonds at Il mcrtiy,
Board Of Commissioners !
held in the Courthouse n
county AT It's office in Ilcy,
vile. y. e.. on the 2irE }
April \. d., 1896. at 2::3g A
P. NJ, Il" IN adjournment \
Aforementioned draft
der introduced the 10th \
April. 4. D.. 1896. at . \
Of said Board.
This the 18th day n
a. D.. 1896.
J. {. C0ST@I
Clerk, Bo&.'d Of County Cd
SionerS, Of Henderson d
y. { TN;
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DRAFT BOND ORDER-PRO-
POSED
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF HENDERSON.

- ~ Il VT NOh ~ rS<nNoLlA>Eh
COUNTY OF HENDERSON.
Be it Resolved, by the Board of
Commissioners for the County of
Henderson, State of North Caro-
lima r.,..... 90. ....
Section /. That negotiable .cou-
pom bonds of said county regis
terablc as to, principal shall be is
sued under the. authority of "The
County, Finance Act" as. amend
cd in 1885 and other statutes APP
plicable. for the special purpose of
funding and or refunding of valid
indebtedness payable at the time
of the passage of this order au-
therizing the bonds OF payable
within one year thereafter, said
indebtedness is. now outstanding
and incurred for maintaining the
constitutional six months school
term. . a,. ~. &c ...s,.
Section, 2. That a brief descrip-
ton of the indebtedness to : be
funded is herewith given, to wit:
That portion designated by, items
of County Wide Direct Obliga-
tons of Henderson County out
standing and not, yet paid, and
not otherwise adequately proyid-
ed for, herein named, specified
and referred to, consisting of any
and all coupons and or interest
due and or to become due 1st day
of April, A. D., 1888, to LIST day
of May, A. d., 1886, both inclu-
sive, within the limitations fixed
by this order and on interest basis
Of IA C. per annum on the respec-
tive bond issues as follows:
i. On $50 School, Road and
Bridge Funding Bonds, dated
5-1-29, 115-155 of issue is for
school purposes that is to say Of
interest andIor $3.50 interest in
stallments and OF coupons max
ing $23,98O.45 for 145 bonds to
the first day Of May, 1886. ST.
1910 is for school purposes plus
any further accrued interest to
May /, 1886, Specifically funding
only the portion Of the whole
hereof that accrues on an interest
rate Of ,1SIT per .annum and be-
ing as of May I, 1886, SIS, 660.S6.
2. On .4.75% School Building
Bonds dated ,4-1-27, interest and
or S23.75 interest =, installments
and or coupons making $18,647.a9
for 100 bonds to the first day of
May, 1886, plus any further ac-
crued interest to May /, 1886,
specifically funding only the por-
ton of the whole hereof that ac-
crues on an-intcrest rate tof ,lA &c
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Tourists Defeat.
Brevard College
Early Four:Run Lead Over
come BY Asheville

ASHEVILLE, April 1S.-Over-
coming an early 4-run lead, the
ASheville Tourists yesterday de-
feated Brevard College by a score
of Is to at ,McCormick Field,
The collegians jumped on wal
ter Ammon for five, hits and four
runs in the first inning, but went
scoreless during the remainder OF
the game, g.. :: -.
The Tourists got 4 runs IN me
first. 3 in the third and fourth, l
in the sixth, and 2 in the eightH'
Score by innings. =,
3 asbeSfG aOs sol 0sS2lS is 0
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,A,pl,MiIl,NilsrRAToRiis NOTICE.

Having Qualified Is qdhinistIIa,-
tor Of tie estateI,of Emtnaa 2: Nj y
ty, this is to notify all pefsohs
having claims against said estate
to present them to, the unaersign.
ed on or before tbs. 7th day 81 Ct
March, 1887, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of recovery, All
persons indebted to f,saia estate
will please make settlement with
the undersigned.
March z, 1886. fi.tiy {,s
E. H. ROBERTS,
Administrator, Estate Of
Emma P. Fitzpatrick.
~ 3-7-Sat-4t.
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, ~ ,aR1 e a So :. ~ ..gtr
Ill LUCK PURsuEs POLICE
inningsl

s MARYsyILLE, Cal.-(UP1.-
Peace officers, are pnluckyS here.
Rustlers stole ), calves from the
fansk ! Of Constable J, z, Murphy
sndS hiaxss. took ,theStspe@aftees of
Police Judge W. E. Langdon, and
a woman prisoner bit policeman.
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Fob LEGISLATURE

l offer. myself as a, candidate
for, the Legislature, subject TO the
action, Of the Democratic primary.
l promise faithfully to serve the
people of Henderson County, for
theis best interest, if ,elsetedr
s,EFyr M. f TOMB,
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NOTICE OF SERVICE |
PUBLICATION
North carolina.
Henderson County.
Agnes Sandlfrr
William Marion Sardi's
IN SUPERIOR CNIM]

IN ~ W I'M
The defendant above naRa|
take notice. that an action d
as above has been commend
the Superior Court Of Herai
County. North Carolina, n
purpose Of obtaining a Jug
of absolute divorce in far
the plaintiff, on the grCulf|
the said plaintiff and dels1
have lived separate and aPl
more than two (2l years. a.
the further purpose Of Ila'l
custody of certain minor "a
mentioned in the Coal|
awarded to the said pIaniI.;;
And the said defendant W.
Their take notice that h. !, 4
ed to appear at the oiIlce
Clerk of the Superior '0L|
Henderson County. on y
the 22nd day of april, Ia
answer or dcmur 10 the eau iei
in said action. or pIaIllDI
apply to the court for l ne
demanded in said conlPl'Ii'
This 2I>t day Of ;M.l!c;,,I|
Clerk Superic'
G-2l- Sat. ftp. i
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!, l am candidate for Constable
in Hendersonville townships sub
.ject TO, the action Of the Demo
cratic party. Support of all the
primary voters will be greatly APP
preciated. ARTHUR D. JONES.
4-4-3t
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. I am a candidate for Coroner
Of Henderson County. subject to
the action of. the Democratic pri.
mary in June. Having served
faithfully in public position for
many years, | stand on my record
and invite your support.
Aft BRUCE A. COX.
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FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS

So many, of my. friends, have
insisted that offer to succeed
myself as register of deeds that
l hereby announce my candidacy
for this position, subject to the
action of the Democratic party.
If J. C. COSTON.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington 8, Philadelphia 2.
Chicago 81 Detroit Pea
Cleveland Is, ST. Louis 10.
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To all my friends of Henderson
vile township, ! announce myself
as candidate for constable of this
township, subject to the Demo-
cratic primary June election. l
will appreciate. all my friends may
do. for me and ! will endeavor. to
make you an, honorable servant.
Yours truly,
+ l. ~ =. WALLACE REDEEM.
3.9S-4tn
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FOR CONSTABLE. ,HENDER.
a. SONVILLE TOWNSHIP

1 hereby announce myself a
n d dat e for Hendersonville
Township Constable, subject to
the Democratic primary. Support
of voters will be appreciated.
4-4-4tp CLARK MOFFITT.
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souIHERN xssocIATioN

Little Rock 3. New Orleans 8,
Knoxville 4, Atlanta o.
Chattanooga 8, Nashville 2. a.
Birmingham 8, Memphis 5ctlG
inningsl.
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For CORONER

/, am a candidate for coroner of
Henderson county in the Demo
cratic primary; and will appreci-
ate the support of the voters.
If WILLIAM L. MILLER.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnati r.. Chicago Chicago 3. ~-',
New York 6, Boston 4. ..
Brooklyn 4, Philadelphia p
est, Louis at Pittsburgh, post
poned, c9l0. .-..en ..rla..,. 8
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!. am candidate for County
Tax Collector, subject to the
Democratic primary. Support OF
my friends and fellow citizens
will be greatly appreciated:
r. A. GREEN.
4-ll-3tp
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR

| hereby announce myself as
candidate for the office of Tax
Collector. subject to the action OF
the Republican primary in June.
4-4-2tp WALTER F. JUSTUS.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland at ST. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit. ,.y!.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
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Toda;l,y,'s Games
NATIONAL LEAGUE

.. MA llONAL LEaoCL
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati ut Chicago.
New York at Boston.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Nashville at Chattanooga,
New Orleans at Little Rock.
Atlanta at Knoxville.
Memphis at Birmingham.
Nogales international., 1936-01-11

ette ash and shrugged her shoul-
ders carelessly.
"The rest of the story must be
fairly clear from the records of the
hearing" she concluded. ALLEN and
1 were we'll compromised by the
interruption; we acted dismayed and
guilty, precisely as it had all been
planned for the next day. Though
I almost spoiled it by laughing at
Mrs. Rowland's rage and mortiica.
ton and Mr.. Wizards amazement.
During the confusion, they searched
the room, closets and bathroom for
Mrs. Keith. Yet they had to carry
out the scene, not daring to demand
where she was or question the SUBJ
stitution. That would have given
away their knowledge of the whole
secret and admitted the collusion.
After a moment of deliberation.
Nogales international., 1936-01-11

the people, for the people,
"The Democratic Party your
party and my party has ever
been, and I sincerely trust will con-
tinue forever to be militant and
valient exponent of the rights of
all the people as against special
privilege-of states rights as again
st a. centralized authority. The De-
mocratic party has ever been the
rugged champion of those guaran-
| tees stipulated in an historic Am
erican document as the inalienable
rights of mankind:
"Life, Liberty and the Pursuit
of Happiness.
TIME MARCHES ON: Nor
does it permit, this evening, of the
tracing of the history of the Demo-
cratic Party through the, vicissitud-
es. the triumphs and the reverses
of the twenty-seven campaigns
thru which it has battled, but,
those of you who are conversant
with that history will agree, and
those Of you who care to investigate
will find, that the basic principles
of our party the Democratic
Party - have ever been sharply de-
fined in support of those rights
claimed for us by our forefathers,
and which rights have been the very
foundation stones upon which the
greatest nation in the history of
civilization has been builded
yesterday, the Nations of the
World were torn by the turmoil and
trife of war. In the uncertainty
end chaos of the post war period
/ governments were overturned-Dic-
tatorships were established to rule
and oppress bruised and bewild-
cred people In one instance hy-
draheaded form of government,
regimenting vast, but supple, in
dolent and ignorant people into a
scheme of life without hope or pro-
mise, now threatens the peace and
happiness of every people of the
world.
To-day. there, still hangs over the
entire world a sense of bewilder-
ment, uncertainty and fear Of the
future. The scars of war have not
healed entirely and fresh wal
wounds and bruises seem imminent
so - in the face of this world
wide uncertainty and fear of the
future there devolveS upon you
Young Democrats of America, and
upon we Democrats of an older
generation, the definite duty to our
Country and to our Party OF
guarding jealousy and of militantly
expounding those basic principles
of the Democracy of our forefath-
ers. and to courageously repell any
and all efforts toward the curtall-
ment or notification Of single
right guaranteed by those princlpl-
es in order to assure of the contlnu-
ance of our Country - these Unit
Nogales international., 1936-01-11

year eighteen hundred and thirty,
during the first term Of President
Andrew Jackson, whose birth this
gathering commentaries, as the
period when the Democratic Party
first began to form and function
as a national political organization.
'"Those same historians have re-
corded the fact that in each and
every campaign thru which the
banners of the Democratic Party
have been carried to either an in
spring victory or a glorious defeat,
the outspoken principles of our
party have been epitomized by that
famous phrase of an American i'm
mortal:
"'A government of the people, by
Nogales international., 1936-01-11
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR HOS
PITAL CARE OF INDECENT SICK

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received at the office of
the Board of Supervisors, until 10
o'clock a. M, Court House Time,
Monday, February 3rd, 1886, for
Hospital Care of INDECENT Sick for
the year beginning February 3rd,
1886.
Each bid must specify the propoS-
ed amount to be charged for hos
pital service and attention each day,
for food, nursing, laundry and such
clothing as may be necessary FOR
the comfort of the patient, transient
or otherwise, committed to such
care, which is not to include. sup
plying medicines and surgical sup
plies. al
All bids, must be accompanied by
a cashiers check for Fifty ($5O.00)
Dollars as a guarantee that the sue
cessful bidder will enter into con-
tract for the faithful performance
of the service and will be required
to give substantial bond in such
amount as the Board of Supervisors
may require. The Board reserves
the rigrt to reject any and or all
bids.
All bids must be accompanied by
copy of this advertisement.
BY order of the Board of Super
visors this 9th day OF January, 1885.
VIM. G. SIMONTON,
Clerk of Board of Supervisors,
Santa Cruz County, Arizona.
Publish January IL, IS, 25, 1926.