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La gaceta., 1938-03-07
Otro de los cruceros fue alcanzado por las
bombas y sufrio serias averias.
Los ~aviones republicanos bajaron con motor
alberto y dejaron caer bombas y atacaron
con sus ametralladoras

bombardeo y todos los barcos
mercantes en- canine fueron
avisados de que Sc alejaran.
La escuadra facciosa Sc COM
ponia de los tres cruceros AL
mirante Cervera, Canarias v
Baleares y cinco buques peque
nos.
FL gobierno leal habia anun
ciado EN- los 1ltimos dias que
su escuadra Sc preparaba pa
IA salir, aunque los facciosos
no tenian bloqueo alguno.
Indalecio Prieto, ell ministro
de Defensa, mand6 un telegra
ma al almirante jefe de la es-
cuadra, congratulandolo por
la victoria, 10 mismo que a to-
da la oficialidad y personal.
Tn crucero leal, ell Miguel
de Cervantes, y tres destructo-
res, salieror a dar la batalla
al ser informados de que la es
uadra insurgente trataba de
atacar ell arsenal de Carriage
ma.
Centenares de telegramas
llegaron hoy al ministerio de
Defensa, %eNpresando regocij0
por la derrota de los piratas
fascistas.
Junto con la noticia de la
victoria naval ell gobierno ha
sido notificado de que por vir-
tud de una sentencia de los tri
bunales ingleses lie seran de
vueltos 20 vapores mercantes
q. desde hace seis mese sse en-
cuentran anclados en- ell canal
de Bristol. La Camara de los
Lores decide a favor del go
bierno legitimo y los vapores,
manejados por tripulaciones
espaholas, Sc pondran a dispo
sici6n del gobierno de BARGE
Iona.
Estima la Camara de los Lo
res que TODD gobierno legitimo
tiene derecho a requisar los
vapores mercantes anclados en-
puertos extranjeros, incluyen-
do los matriculados por los fas
cistas espanolse. SIS estableci6
la prueba por la Compania
Vascongada de Bilbao, con mo
de la propiedad del vapor
CHRISTINA
Lord Atkin fue ell ponente
y asegura que los tribunales
no podran invalidar los dere
chos de una naci6n a requisar
los barcos de su bandera, en-
tempo de guerra.
Significa ell fallo otra prue-
ba del reconocimiento del GO
bierno legitimo de la Republi-
ca.
La gaceta., 1938-03-07

Tn jefe obrero - nos dicen
manifesto que Ell pesimo "tra
to de Trenton" es conveniente a
la industrial.
ST ell informante Sc sirve dar-
nos ell nombre de- lider y nos ha-
ce ell favor de visitarnos, lie ana
lizaremos ell "optimismo" del
caballero a quien alude.
Nosotros hablamos diariamen
e con los directories de los ira
jadores Y todavfa no hemos
La gaceta., 1938-03-07
CHUNGAS Y NO CHJNGAS
Semana de La Verbena. Pasado y Presente.-
Triunfo Fulgencio. = La rebaja de jornales.

bra de YTbor City, en- beneficio
de la industrial del tabaco, La
Verbena merece ell apoyo de to-
dos.
Decenas de miles de pulgadas
de publicidad gratis Sc dieron al
Golden Jubilee y a las fiestas de
La Verbena.
Digno es de menci6n ell con :
curse del alcalde R. E. L. Chan
cey Y de los ediles Pacheco, Can
nella y D'Arpa.
Tambien la comisi6n del con-
dado presidida por Tom Hender
son con Nick Nuccio en- primer
lugar, mantiene su apoyo annual
a las fiestas.
Colaboremos todos con La
Verbena, que es una obra de es-
ia comunidad en- honor de la in
dustria que elabora a mano y
a molde.
La gaceta., 1938-03-07

La Semana de La Verbena del
Tabaco.
Nosotros pedimos la coopera-
ci6n de la colonia latina para es
ia fiesta, nacida en- Ybor y man
tenida con ell apoyo de conocidos
ciudadanos latinos y sus buenos
amigos americanos.
Las bodas de Orc de la indus
tria tabacalera sirvieron de ba-
Sc a La Verbena.
En- las Bodas de Orc trabaja-
ron sin descanso los buenos ami
gos Raul Vega, Jose Glamour,
Harry Wilderman, Victoriano
Manteiga y otros que psrtene =
cen actualmente al Executive de
La Verbena.
Fue un ano durisimo, porque
muchas personals no tenian fe
en- la obra.
Rail era presidente de la Ca
mara, Glamour p~residente de
La Verbena Y Manteiga presi =
dente del comite de hacienda.
Harry Wilderman era ell teso-
zero, siempre alerta, y DARN =
and ell secretario.
Colaboraron entonces tan bue
nos amigos como M. K. Hudson.
ell administrator de W.T.. Grant
en- Ybor City; Charles Spicola
Two de Minicis, Ramon Benito
Dfaz, Henry Scaglione, Severino
Quintanilla y otros cuyos nom :
bres sentimos no recordar aho-
"a.
Durante cinco o seis meses sc
trabaj6 dia y noche y ell exito
fue g~randioso.
Muchos que dudaban queda :
ron satisfechos Y animaron a la
repetition de la fiesta.
Colaboraron en- ell primer ano
con su Influenza y trabajo, los
Sres. D. B. Mckay, Peter o.
Knight, Carl Brorein y otros.
Despues, puestas las bases fir
mes, La Verbena Sc organize co
mo attraction especial del turis-
mo.
Este ano, convertida en- cor
poraci6n, preside La Verbena ell
intelligence joven abogado Milo
Vega siendo Rail Vega su brazo
derecho; Ben Davis, Ell secreta-
rio; Rafael Martinez Ybor, ex
invitado del Golden Jubilee, Sc
cretario executive, y M. K. Hud-
son, %tesorero.
Forman ell Executive y traba-
jan y colaboran con ell mayor en-
tusiasmo, tan buenos compare
ros y amigos como T. w. Ram
sey, jr. vicepresidente de La
Verbena; Johnny Diaz, ell como
cido industrial; Victoriano Man
teiga, director de este period :
co; Jose Glamour, presidente
de la Camara de Concrete de Y
Dor, la fundadora de La VERDE
ma; Harry Wilderman, Charles
Spicola, Dick Greco, Henry Sea-
glione, Two de Minicis Y algunos
mas que no recordamos.
Carl Brorein, como presiden-
tie de la Junta de Presupuestos
y Comite de Hacienda, dedico
varias semanas a La Verbena de
este ano.
Carl es ahora p~residente de la
Association de la Feria Y I'm sin
cero amigo de cubanos, espano-
leg e italianos.
En- La Verbena solo devenga
sueldo de administration direc-
ia ell secretario executive, por su
inmensa labor.
Todos los otros miembros de
La Verbena consagran horas y
dfas con Ell mayor desinteres.
De modo que, por ser una o.
La gaceta., 1938-03-07
ES Ell CRUCERO BALEARES
Ell HUNDIDO EN- Ell
M~EDITERRANEO
I'm torpedo del "Lepanto" La
alcanzo y Sc oyo una tremenda
explosion
Salvajadas de los aviones fas-
c.stas contra ell pueblo catalan

Salvajadas de los avlones tas-
c.stas contra ell pueblo catalan
Madrid, Mario Eel cru
Zero "Baleares," identificado
por medic de la marina ingle-
sa, fue hundido aver en- ell Me
diterraneo por una o~peracion
conjunta de la escuadra y la
aviacion de la Republica.
La identification Sc debe,
hasta ahora, a despachos de
los Gestructorea ingleses Be-
reas y Kemperfeld, cue reco-
gieron a mas de 400 de los tri
pulantes del buoue hundido.
La apariencia del Canarias
es cast Identical a la del Balea-
res y este hizo decir aver al
gobierno que ell "Canarias"
era ell buque hundido.
Aunque los puertos de la Re
publica no han sido bloquea-
dos, porque diariamente en-
tran en- ellos muchos barcos ex
tr~anjeros, la nueva derrota IA
val, mayor que la que sufrie-
ron los facciosos con ell hun
dimiento del acorazado E.spa-
ma, servira para ~alejar a los blu
ques fascistas de los lugares
patrullados, conjuntamente,
por la flota y la aviacion de la
Republica.
La escuadra leal ACADIA de
regresar a Cartagena con to-
dos sus buques intactos.
Entraron los buques en- ac-
cion en- un sitio a 20 millas de
Cartagena, puerto en- cuya di-
reccicn iba la flota pirata.
Sc ha confirmado ell punto
de que uno de los torpedos del
Instructor Lepanto alcanzo al
buque. Inmediatamente Sc oyo
una tremenda explosion las ia
mas subieron a gran altura y
ell buque Sc Incline de un lado.
Entonces la aviacion baj6 y
lanzo bombas incendiarias, dis
parando al mismo tempo con
las ametralladoras.
Otra bomba de la aviacion
aIcanzo otro crucero de la mis-
ma figura del hundido.
Varios centenares de tripu-
lantes de esos buques perdie-
ron La vida.
La escuadra leal Sc mantle
MIA en- los puertos por tenor
a un conflicto con los barcos
italianos y alemanes, no por
otras causas.
Nc es cierto que la marina
republican, carezca de oficia.
lidad, 10 que Sc ha publicado
en- ell ~extranjero.
La R~epublica siempre ha tie
nido oficialidad suficiente, pc
no temia a las maniobras de
las escuadras totalitarias en- el
Mediterraneo.
Un submarine italiano o ale
mar torpedeo hace pocos me
ses a un crucero leal, en- ell
puerto de Cartagena.
Aviones de los criminales
fascistas atacaron a Barcelona
ell sabado, causando la muerte
a muchos inocentes.
En- un periodic de SO horas
la aviacicn pirata reaIizo diez
ataques.
La gaceta., 1938-03-07

Mduiiu, MdlAO LID Lo
pana leal elogia hoy la batalla
naval de aver, cerca de Cabo
Palos en- ell Mediterranean, don
de la marina y la aviaci6n re-
publicana, POGO antes del anna
necer, hundieron uno de los
cruceros modernos de 10000
toneladas que los traidores IL
tilizan en- contra de la Repu-
blica.
Ell gobierno leal, por medic
del ministerio de Defensa, da
cuenta de la victoria y dice
que Sc trata del crucero Ca
narias" o del "Baleares," uno
de los dos.
Destructores ingleses que Sc
hallaban a corta distancia ase
guran que Sc trata del Balea-
res. Estos destructores REGGIE
ron a muchos de los tripulan-
ties, pero ell n1mero de vfctimas
segdn Sc calcula, pasa de va
rios centenares.
Hace pocos dias otro barco
faccioso sufri6 serias averias
al ser alcanzado por bombas
dc la aviaci6n leal.
Sup6nese al barco hundido
una tripulaci6n de mas de 700
hombres.
BESIDE Londres comunican
que por information del Almi-
rantazgo Sc sabe que los dos
destructores, "Borea" y KEN
p~erfelt',' recogieron cerca de
400 hombres.
Ell barco Sc hundi6, envuel-
to en- llamas, y ell gobierno di-
ce que una bomba de la avia-
ci6n alcanz6 la victoria.
Durante ell dia la aviaci6n
republican,, reforzada, inter :
vino en- varios ataques de la "a
viaci6n.
Una de las bombas lama =
das por los aeroplanos leales
cay6 cerca del destructor n
giles Boreas, que realizaba ira
de salvamento, matando
a un marinero e hiriendo q
tres mas.
Los aviadores de la Rep1-
blica informan que otra de sus
bombas cay6 en- otro crucero,
del mismo t%aniaho, averiando-
10 sacramento.
AL explorar las bombas de
los dos barcos brotaron llamas
Y humo.
POGO despues de haber en- :
pezado la batalla naval, un
torpedo de los barcos leales al
a uno de los cruceros
facciosos, que Sc cree es ell Ca
narias, ell buque insignia.
Los cahones abrieron Ell fue
go cerca de Cartagena e inme
diatamnte la aviaci6n leal sa-
lilo a proteger los barcos de la
Rep1blica.
LanZ0 ell torpedo que alcan
a uno de los cruceros ell des
tructor Lepanto. Esto sucedi6 a
las 4:30 de la madrugada.
Cuando los barcos facciosos
trataban de proteger al buque
alcanzado, los aviones leales
bajaron, con los motores abier
tos, sin tenor a las ametralla-
doras, y dejaron caer bombas
Y atacaron con sus ametralla-
loras.
Una de las bombas alcanz6
al buque que sc hundfa, COM
.letando la obra.
La aviaci6n leal, con 6rde :
mes terminates, intensified ell
La gaceta., 1938-03-07
DEM~OSTRACIONES ANTI
FASCISTAS EN- NEW YORK
Trotzky alude al fiscal Soviet

New York, Mario 7.-Se es
tan verificando aquf demostra-
clones antistalinsitas Y los par
tidarios de Trotzky Y de otros
grupos mantienen piquetes
frente al consulate del Soviet,
en- ell numero 7 de la Gale 81
al Este.
Una mujer trat6 de guitar
lie a un "trotzkista" la bande-
ra americana que llevaba, pc
La gaceta., 1938-03-07

dido nj una sola palabra de de-
fensa para la "brava".
ST existe alg1n lider que no
juega limpio con sus compane-
ros, 10 mejor que haee es salir a
la palestra Y exponer las razo-
mes que lie uneven.
La gaceta., 1938-03-07

Los obreros de la industrial
lei tabaco, atropellados por ell
fallo de Mr.. Schneider, abogado
de la ~secretaria del trabajo de
"a nacion ,apelaran a la secreta-
ria, Sra. Perkins, y al presiden-
e de la Repdblica, ell ilustre y
admirable amigo Franklin R.
Roosevelt.
La imitaci6n de Trenton, que
arruinara y deshonrara la in :
dustria tabacalera 81 Sc lie i'm :
planta en- las mejores fabricas,
representa- para los trabajado :
res una rebaja de jornal que
flucta entire $3.50 y $10.75 ell mi
liar.
Lo que mas admira en- ell ia
10 del eminente arbitro es que
los fabricantes, en- julio 10 de
1887, ofrecieron a los tabaque =
ros un diez por ciento de sobre-
precio sobre los jornales de
Trenton.
Ell eminentisimo arbitro indu-
dablemente aletargado o dormi-
do, nj siquiera concedi6 10 que
los fabricantes estaban dispues
los a dar a los torcedores, sin
discussion en- 1887.
De modo que con TODD ell res
peto que ell Sr. Arbitro merece,
no vemos q. con el obrero Sc ha-
va jugado limpio.
Actu6 impartial Y finamente
Ell Sr. Arbitro cuando nj siquie-
ra concedi6 a los tabaqueros Ell
diez por ciento que los fabrican-
tes habian ofrecido?
Algo que no es 'limpio'' We
mos en- TODD este Y ell trabajador
aparece como ell mayor perjudi
cado.
La gaceta., 1938-03-07

liQuien venci6 en- las ~eleccio-
mes de Cuba? = nos preguntan
por telefono.
He aquf una condensation con
tundente, incontrovertible:
Triunfo ell coronel Batista.
Todos los electos, nadando en-.
aceite de ricino y con I'm collar
lumerado, juraron respetar la
yoluntad del coronel jefe de es-
ado mayor.
Mas Sumisi6n w. que en-
3poca del "carnicero."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-07-30
A Master OF Innuendo

The Bahamas are strung out
eastward from Florida as it Paul
Bunyan had stood at Miami and
flung them out Of the front YARD
They range all the way from dots
that the waves wash over to alg
jobs of several thousand acres
Most Of the islands have " al
agricultural possibilities. say 5
Mr. Christie whose cable address
Is Chus,.and and arr abomdcd
with very fine fishing and sea
food Of every description Also
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-07-30
By PRESTON GROVER

WA,oI1INGTON, July 30-NcNt
70 dreaming about hte in The
South Seas and the rustic Of grass
skirts We can droan2 bOSt about
life in the sobbing breczcs of The
West Indies. SO II was soothing
to learn that a fellow can bay
aimselt a little island kingdom IN
the Bahamas and become master
Of the place from coast to ca@st
We wrote to MI II q Christie.
a real estate dealer IN Nassau T.
ask more about II MI Christie IS
not reticent about the enucemen>s
Of the sub-troplcs and such q spell
he Wove about Us that moi uutl.
we bored through stack Of liter
allure did we discover he had not
quoted prices We had 10 81, those
elsewhere.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-07-30
Mr.. Grover WAKES Poetic

But the attractions arr ohlou,
to any South Sea dreamed Palms
grow there. the seas are as blue
as coat Innings. little brcczcs NIB
BILE AT your linen stacks and the
mail is delivered every once u "a
WhIIc by boat or YOU can hop ntu
your own skIff and sail over ID
the village for il. catching fish on
the way
Take Goat cay Down lh,ra
they call islands GAYS Il IS n INC
Exuma range in the middle Of tho
Bahamas Goat island say Mr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-07-30

Governor Frank Murphy is out with
fhe statement that he hopes President
Eoa e1eh viii run for third term This
sAoaa 20 good ion Dear Frank" from
i. y. E.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-07-30

Russell Kay, the columniSt who writes
Too Late to Classify" for The Citizen and
other papers. paid C?) his first visit to Cuba
recently. While over there he learned one
Spanish word and made use Of it at the
rei ,rt opportunity in his column
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-07-30

Joan Crawford is getting divorce
1rom har latest husband" as some news
paper state Naturally the divorce j., from
her aa lnd. and also naturally from the
latest unless she carelessly overlooked
q cror. from any Of h.r previous has
ha,t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-07-30

Wien you meet an individual who is
4elg positively positive in his opinions, YOU
chr Dee reasonably certain that you are
talking 10 somebody who does not know
80 much
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-07-30

h- brotherhood Of man properly be-
gln alth the manhood Of the brother
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-07-30

Free verse is probably so called be
cause 50 much of il is free from both
RI ere and sense.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-07-30

Bornho.m IS Danish lslanc m
the Baltic Sea which has a popu
iat.ou Of about $4,000 Chief IN.
dustry On the island IS pottery
making.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-08-18
Junior League.

The younger league began season
on Monday when the Zenith played the
East End.
Wednesday the zeniths played the 26
Location in the morning and the
Chandler and 26 in the afternoon.
Today, the 26 play the East End and
tomorrow the Chandler and East Ends
will clash. The balance of the schedule
for the youngsters will be:
Saturday, Chandler VS.. Zenith; Mon
day, Washington School VS.. East End;
Tuesday, August %, Blackhawks VS..
Chandler; Wednesday, Washington
School VS.. 26;
Thursday, Aug. Is, East End VS. Black
hawks; Friday, Chandler VS.. Washing
ton School; Saturday, Blackhawks VS..
Zenith.
Monday, Aug. 90, Blackhawks VS.. 26;
Tuesday, Washington School vs. Zenith;
Wednesday, Washington School VS..
Blackhawks.
Tournament playoffs on September l,
2 and 8.
j. A. Smrekar, recreational supervisor,
is in charge of the tournament.
Mr.. Smrekar states that the annual
meeting of supervisors will be held at
the All building at Eshquaguma where
an institute will be conducted on recre-
alton and music and prominent speakers
will address the gatherings of the large
force of supervisors on these subjects.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-08-18

Julius A. Schmahl, treasurer
of the Minnesota Safety Coun-
Gil, who attended the sessions
in Duluth last week and then
took occasion to call on friends
in the range communities, in
commenting on the political
situation, stated there is a de-
cided drift about the state to
Harold E. Stassen of South st.
Paul, the Republican guberna-
torial candidate. He further
stated Stassen clocks like the
late Governor Olson and
possesses the same platform ap-
peal" Mr.. Schmahl is a
candidate for state treasurer
this year a position he held for
several terms up to two years
ago when his campaign for re-
election went to the boards on
account of illness. He is fully
recovered now and in the race
with all his old-time vigor.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-08-18
Equipment Try-Out
Brings Casualties.

Minneota-Happy as bunch of kids
with new wagon, the local fire depart
ment members were trying out their
brand new truck, testing the action of
the pressure pumps in fire drill when
two of the first accidents in many
months of real fires occurred. John
WeStday had taken his small girls to
the city hall to watch the tryout of
the pump, which when connected to the
hydrant there, shot stream of water
higher than the two-story building.
John was standing beside the hydrant
as the hose was being filled with water
and suddenly the force of the stream
jerked the hose out of the arms of two
firemen holding it, and directed the
full stream at Westdal's face. He lost
the use of his left eye for a few days
due to the bursting of small blood
vessel. The blow knocked the man un-
conscious. Paul Falk, chief of the fire
department, was laid up few days
twisting his ankle on pebble during
the tryout of the new truck.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-08-18
TOURIST SEASON
Nc " AT PEAK
Capacity Patronage Reported
by Resort Owners Due to-
Hot Weather.

The tourist season, insofar as 1888 is
concerned, is now at its peak, accord
ing to reports of resort owners. Not
until August was well into it's first week
did really hot weather set in through
out the middle west, which, of course,
makes residents of that territory
anxious to travel north to escape the
heat, resulting in the present influx of
visitors.
A number of resort owners report
that they are enjoying the best bust
ness of the season, which in some cases
means capacity patronage and in other
instances means only fair number of
vacationerS.
The wilderness Outfitters report that
their lodge is operating at capacity and
that all canoe equipment is out. The
Ely Boathouse reports that it has had
the best patronage since 1928, to form
one bright spot in a season that has
been mediocre for most people in the
business.
Ray Hoefler, secretary Of the Ely
Commercial club has received more in
quiries concerning Ely than has ever
been received here before. 1t is ex-
pected that they will run well over a
thousand before the season ends. Last
year 765 communications were received
With warm weather continuing
tourists are expected to march into
the Arrowhead country until Labor
Day, but 1888 will go down in the record
books as very ordinary if present re-
ports on the years business are &C
curate. A good" August, however, will
do much to swell the total figures fol-
the season.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-08-18
NOTICE FOR BIDS
Ely, Minnesota, August II, 1888.
Office of the City Clerk.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
sealed proposals, or bids, will be re-
ceived in the office of the City Clerk
of the City of Ely, st. Louis County,
Minnesota, up to eight 90 o'clock P.
NJ, Tuesday, September 6, 1888, for
furnishing the City of Ely, Minnesota,
with its Fuel Oil requirements, as spe-
Gifted below, for period of one Cd
year.
Bids will be received on the follow
ing:
Div. /. 1000 gallons, more or less,
No. Fuel Oil, delivered
F. o. B. tank at the De-
tention Hospital
Div. 2. $1,000 gallons, more or less,
No. 8 Fuel Oil, delivered F.
o. B. tank at the Water
and Light Plant;
Div. 8. $4,000 gallons, more or
less, No. Fuel Oil, deliv-
cred F. o. B. tank at the
Community Center Build
ing.
Said fuel oil to be delivered in guam
titles from time to time as designated
by the City of Ely, Minnesota.
Each bidder shall accompany his pro-
posal with a certified check in the sum
of ten (1O per cent of the contract
price, made payable to the City Treas
urer; check to be drawn on some Ma
tional or State Bank duly authorized
to do business in the state of Mime
sofa.
Successful bidder shall be required to
furnish satisfactory surety bond for the
full amount of the contract.
Check of the successful bidder shall
be held until satisfactory surety bond
has been rendered by the successful
bidder and contract signed. All other
checks shall be returned within five
go days from date contract is awarded
If successful bidder to whom this
contract is awarded fails to furnish
bond and sign contract within five Cd
days after being awarded the contract.
said deposit shall be forfeited to the
City OF Ely, Minnesota, who shall then
proceed to award the contract to other
parties.
All bids must be addressed to the
City Clerk, City of Ely, Minnesota, and
bear plainly on the outside of the en-
velope bid on Fuel Oil"
The City Council of the City of Ely,
Minnesota, reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
BY order of the City Council of the
City of Ely, Minnesota.
A. OKNUTSON,
8-18-8-25 City Clerk.