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INVITATIONS FOR bids

Board Of Public Instruction,
Monroe County. Florida, Office
of the Superintendent, End Floor,
County Court House, Key West,
SEALED BIDS. subject to the conA
ditfons contained herein, will be
received at the above address until
leo r, H., Eastern Daylight Saving
Time, July II, 1916 and then pub
Icly opened for furnishing ana IN
stalling six 80 Electric Water
orator atproximately 20 Gu. Fl, at
the Jnnior-Senior High school,
White & United Streets, Key West
Florida complete according to
specifications on hand at the Office
Of the superintendent of Public
instructions End Floor, County Court
House, Key West, Florida
THE RIGHT Is RESERVED to ac-
cept or reject any or all bids. 20
ity in bids received, and to accept
OF reject any item Of any bid. uTt-
less such bid is qualified by specific
envelopes must be sealed, marked.
and addressed as follows: Bid for
Electric Water Coolers and Electric.
Refrigerator. for the Junior Senior
High schools. Key West. r. florida.
To be opened 100 PM. July IL
800 W1LLARD Nj. ALBufaY.
Superintendent of Public
Instruction, Monr 20 q
County. Florida, End
Floor C ounty Court
House, Key West, Flor
ida.
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NOTICE OF cALlING FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given to whom
1t may concern that on the 9Th
day of August, AID. 1916, at 1880
O'Clock r. NJ, in the Monroe Coun-
~ Court House, Key West. Florida,
the Board of County Compassion,
open sealed bids for one I'D Adj
dressograph or equivalent built to
specifications for tax collection and
tax assessment work, Including the
! Quantity. style ana Description |:
10000, GG, Aidressograph plates
complete top and bottom section.
$4,000, GG, Addressograph frames,
single pivoloktab.4sHs
$4,000, &C. Index cards. in single
H. Tn Univ SAL Gard Cutter.
$4,000, L. Loktabs. ceiored. full.
266, Il. Filing drawers, =
2. ,SB133, Filing cabinets, steel.
49, 1900, Ribbons, Black, VI 1 7-S'.
/, 6153, Graphotype. ~
The bids shall include mainten-
ance for one year from date of in
staIlation and personal service of
a Company representative to ae-
quaint the Tax Assessor and the
Tax Collector with the operation
of the machine and to help them
with getting out the first roll.
All bids must he in the hands Of
p. NJ, on Tuesday. August 9Th, 1916
The Commission reserves the
right to accept or reject any or all
bids made pursuant to this adver-
tisement.
ROSS C. SAWYER,
Clerk. Board of County Com
missioners, Monroe County,
jul S-16, 1916
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Bling, Too, 4
Wanted Club
APP Newsfeatures

AP NeWsfeatures
NEW YORK. - When come
dian Bob Hope recently became
part-oWner of Cleveland's In
dians, repeatedly by paying
$4,000, he fulfilled an ambition
shared by other Hollywood stars,
among them Bing Crosby.
Crosby bought the Boston
Braves in 1887, but the deal was
cancelled by the late Judge Ken
esaw Mountain Lands, then
baseball commissioner, because
the crooner already owned a
race track and stables.
Since then, Crosby often has
been rumored dickering for an
interest in major league clubs.
So has band leader Harry James,
Betty CRADLES husband. James is
an avid FAM
Hope is the second movie fun
nyman to become part-owner of
club. Joe E. Brown has an in
terest in the Pacific Coast
Leagues Hollywood Stars.
In professional football, Don
Ameche is part-owner of the Los
Angeles Dons and Kate Smith,
the Boston Yanks.
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NOTICE or cAL1tNc Foe BIDS


Notice is hereby given to whom
Ii may concern that on the 9Th day
of August AID. 1916. at 80 o'clock
II. NJ, in the Monroe County Court
House Key West, Florida, the
BpaFd of County Commissioners of
Monroe County, Florida, will open
sealed bids for the scarifying, roll
ing and bonding of Parrish Ave-
nue IN the Parrish Subdivision, at
Marathon. Florida. for distance
Of Eight (Sl feet on either side of
length ct the road is Approximately
Eight Hundred Sixty-ffve $3.50 feet
from u. 3. Route | to the end of
Parrish Avenue
Bids are TO be submitted on the
basis of cost per square yard ana
unjust be- ACCOMPANIED, hysa perform
afice bond or Cashiers or & ert flied
ksf5eck efItiiNafenT to TEN snerS cent.
G0Ea) of the estimated total cost.
the work cannot be sub-contract-
ed without the GoGnty's permits
s aith and tn is asys s sfter ase
letting of the contract and is to be
completed with reasonable dill
gence thereafter. y
All bias must be in the hands of
the County Clerk on or before 1880
F.. NJ, on Tuesday, August 9Th, 1916.
The Commission reserves the
right to accept or reject any or all
bids made pursuant to this adver-
tfsefnent.
Key West. Florida, July Sth. 1916.
ROSS c. SAWYER,
Clerk. Board of County Com
missioners, Monroe County,
Florida.
jul Gle, 1916
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Lyons Pooh oOhs Old Jinx

Possessed of amazing ability to
make friends and keep them,
Lyons compares favorably with
his cross-town rival manager
Charley Grimm of the Chicago
Cubs. Like Grimm, the grey
eyed, brown-haired Lyons can
keep his players relaxed and
playing, to, some extent, over
their heads.
But, it will take some co-op-
Grafton from the Comiskey clan,
whose willingness to cough up
heavy sugar for new players new
er was pronounced through the
12-year Dykes regime, to steer
Lyons from the pitfalls which
trapped such ex-pitchers as Fred
die Fitzsimmons and Ben Chap
man of the PhilIies and Burleigh
Grimes of the Dodgers in man.
agerial ventures.
Grimes struggled through 1887
with sixth-plaee Dodger club
and the following season bought
a pink slip with a seventh
place team. Fitzsimmons took
over the Phils late in 1943, when
they wound up seventh, and
then after finishing last in 1914,
yielded to Chapman during the
1916 race. Chapman, aided by
fresh front office interest, shows
signs of leading the Phils out OF
the wilderness this season.
Lyons has some encouraging
precedent, however, in the man
agerial history of Clark Grit
fifth, Washington's "Old Grey
Fox" who was a whale OF a
pitcher and became shrewd
strategist when his playing days
were, finished.
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NOTICE OF CALLING ron BIDS

NOTICE OF CALLING For BIDS
Notice is hereby given to whom
it may concern that on the 9Th day
of August, AID. 1916. at T:30 o'clock
House, Key West, Florida, the
Board of County Commissioners of
Monroe County, Florida, will open
sealed bids for the searifying, roll
ing, bonding, oiling and sanding of
DeLeon Avenue in the Islamorada
Subdivision, at Matecumbe, Florida,
for distance of Eight tS) feet on
either side of the center line of the
road. Total length of the road is
approximately Five Hundred Fifty
eight f55S1 feet from u. s. Route l
to the end of DeLeon Avenue.
Bids are to be submitted on the
basis of cost per square yard and
must be accompanied by perform
ance bond or Cashiers or certified
check equivalent to Ten per cent.
l10Ge of the estimated total cost.
The work cannot be ub-contraet-
ed without the County's permits
sion and the work must commence
within thirty (30) days after the
completed with reasonable dill
gence thereafter.
All bids must be in the hands of
the County Clerk on or before 1880
p. NJ, on Tuesday, August 9Th, 1916.
The Commission reserves the
right 10 accent or reject any or all
bids made pursuant to this arver7
Key West, Florida, July sth, 1916.
ROSS C. SAWY Err,
Clerk, Board of County Com
missioners, Monroe County,
Florida.
jul els, 1916
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INVITATION For BIDS

Board of Public Instruction.
Monroe County, Florida, Office OF
the Superintendent. End Floor,
County Court House. Key West,
SEPARATE SEALED BIDS subject
TO the conditions contained here
in, Will be received at the above
address until 100 P.M., Daylight
Saving Time, July II, 1946, and
then publicly opened. for furnish.
performing all work in the re-
modelling of the Junior Senior
High School, White and United
streets, Key West, Florida, COM
plete according To specifications on
hand at the office of the County
following trades: I'D Electrical;
CD Painting, Specified tions and
contract documents are open to the
public for Inspections at the Office
of the superintendent of Public In
struction for. the County Of Monroe,
THE RIGHT is RESERVED to re-
ject any or all bids to waive any
informality or irregularity in bids
received, and to accept or reject
any item of any bid, unless such
ENVELoPEs must be sealed, mark
ed, and addressed as follows: Bid for
(Electrica) (Painting) Work, Jun
ior~Senior High School Building,
Key West, Florida. ~
TO Re opened Zoo PM. DIST,
July Ia, 1916.
WILLARD NJ. ALBURY,
superintendent of Public
Instruction, NJ o n + o e
County, Florida, End
Floor, county Court
House, Key West, Flor
Ida.
jul 2-9-16. 1916
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Pineapples Grow Again
On Florida Plantations

RAP Newsfeatures
MIAMI. PineaEples are MAX
| ing an 8O-acre comeback IN Flor
ida.
Once d profitable industry IN
these parts. the growing Of
pineapples completely disappear
ed until S. X. Ferry, d man with
an idea and an arnlload Of blue
prints, set up shop in North M
ami.
FerrY's projecf. which hs
calls The Miami Pineapple Plan.
tation Co. has 90 acres 6
srowins pineappIes - about
100000 plants. Another 40
acres will be planted IS soou
more OF the scarce iiurslinss
can be found.
Trained labor just didn't ex-
list; so Ferry set up a night
school where 80 students now go
twice week to learn the know
how" of pineapple cul-
ture, plant diseases and insects.
Ferry knows. that the mealy bug
had a lot to do with the fadeout
of Florida's first pineapple bust
ness.
The rnealY bug Is lazy
grub like creature which ants
use for mich cows. The rnealy
feeds on the pineapple plants.
Now II has been found that
d bath in chamber filled with
gas from methyl bromide Is
the right answer on how 70
end the naealY menace.
One of the other causes of the
industry's demise was that grow
ers tried to raise the same varie-
ties as are raised in Cuba. It
wouldn't work because Cuba can
grow them cheaper.
The Miami plantation now is
growing number of varieties
Cuba doesn't produce, including
the smooth cayenne, which aver
ages five pounds and sometimes
gets up to as high as Ia pounds.
Ferry's future plans include
quick-freeze plant with a ca
pacity of 100000 pounds a
season.
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lE('sAI.S
NOT9Cr 10 cnEnTTone

NOTICE 40 CREDITORS
(1e33 Probate Act. Sees. III. 1901
IN THE COURT err THE COUNTY
JUDGE MONROE COUNTY, FLA.
IN PROBATE.
In re. Estate OF
WALLACE FINDER,
Deceased.
To All Creditors and Persons HavA
Ing Claims or Demands Against
Said Estate. ~
You and each Of you are hereby
Notified and required to pfesenER any
claims and demands which yna, or
either Of you. may have against the
estate of Wallace Pinder. edeeeas-
ed, late OF said County, t04s the
County Judge Of Monroe County,
Florida, at his office in the court
house of said County ait Key West,
Florida within eight calendar
months from the time OF the first
publication of this notice. Each
claim or demand shall be in WRIT
ing, and shall state the place iof
residence and post office address
of the claimant, and shall be sworn
to by the claimant. his agent, or
his attorney, and any such claim
or demand not so filed shall be
void.
(sd1 HILBURN FRANK piNDER.
As administrator or the Estate
of Wallace Pinders deceased.
ALLAN 4B. CLEARE. Jr.,
Attorney for Administrator. S
jun 1926, jul 80, 1916
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Bros. and Barnum and Bailey for
two summers while at North
western.
Although he looks small COM
pared to lot of the big fellows
IN pro football, Erdlitz used to
blast a lot of opposition lines
apart when he was member OF
NorthWestern's backfield. He
stands five feet, 10 inches and
weighs 1870 pounds
Erdlitz played with the Phila-
.delphia Eagles in the Fall of 1912
and was with them again in 1916.
Then as an aerial photographer
and observer in the Army Air
Corps, he saw service in the Car
ibbean and China Burma India
theaters.
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TOdny's Birthdays

Lieut.. Gen. Albert C. Wede-
meyer, wartime commander of
II. S. forces in China, born in
Omaha, Nebr., 40 years ago.
Dorothy Thompson, famed col
umnist, born at Lancaster, N. Y,
50 years ago.
DR.. Marion iR. tKirkwood, dean
Iof the Stanford University School
of Law, born Colorado Springs,
Colo, SO years ago. q
Edward Heating, editor of
Labor, Washington, d. c., born at
Kansas City, Kans.. II years ago.
DR.. Francis C. Frary, chemist,
director of the Aluminium Com
pany of Americas Research Lab
oratories, born in Minneapolis, so
years ago.
Prof. Samuel Eliot Morrison Of
Harvard, famed American histor-
ian, born in Boston, SO years ago,
Clifford c. Gregg, director of
Chicago Field Museum of Natur-
al History, in the service on
leave, born in Cincinnati, 81
years ago
Hans v. Kaltenborn of New
York, noted radio columnist and
journalist, born in Milwaukee, So
years ago.
----7----
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CHICAGO - Theodore Amar
LFuns. stu baseball's person
alny kid" az 45-shushes away
FrAeeaiisus that a managerial
Las which seemingly plaques ex-
pitrhers will dog him as boss OF
fise Chicago White Sox.
~lme record is a little against
fosmef pitchers, all right" adj
mas lhe popular Lyons, who
a.acess3ed veteran Jimmy Dykes
a ihe Pale Hose helm last May
ima IN ms book. knowing about
ukhing and pitchers is about 20
Ia cent uf the managerial bat
iie"
And what Lyons doesn't know
afaus pitching, you can stuff IN
osanus shell. In Fl seasons, all
sah the White Sox, he regis
trsd eco victories. Ted was 9
r.srhina success from the mo-
n.sua ha landed with the White
e4x fresh from the campus OF
naglaF University in 1898.
fvans topped American League
r.sriers IN 1925 with q wins and
Ia 1877 with q. He led the
Issue in earned run average
,l.ainz lo42 and tossed a no-hlttef
..aaast Boston in 1926. Despite
80 years and a long Marine
\ as. Lyons started the l9ao sea-
a as 5 ~SAnday pitcher ano
.sesma of the mound win
uEnnmenal record of completing
IS iasa 80 starts.
@gl admit there are things
hms - learn about infield play
- = manager, but it isn't toe
uach. he smiles.
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NZMZLML
Odds / to z
Young " idosos
Rev ed
fRy Associated Presss

tBy Associated Ere&Ae
WASHINGTON. July Q.
-What'Il You bet that .
widow WON'T rernarry? You
can take Ii from the AM
erican rerraarriage table" that
IL goes like this:
About IL out Of 100 wonn-
en- will rernarrY within six
years after their husbands
deaths If they're 10 10 40
years old. That means that
the odds are better than ] TO
2 that O widow in that age
group will take another
spouse.
Almost eight out OF 100
who are I'll 10 as viii re-
marry within six years aft
ter becoming widows. max
ing the odds ! TO IL. The
odds climb directly with
age.
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SoftbaIl

The Machinists lost to their
rivals, the American Legion, last
night in hard fought game and
Tynes allowed but one hit, a
single by rival pitcher Hancock
with one out in the seventh. The
Legion has nine more games to
play and the Grease boys but two
more, but one of these games is
with the American Legion and
this game will probably decide
| the first half.
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Your Horoscope

Here the nervous energy and
ceegulive ability of yesterday
oHtinue. bat the nature is more
riastfe end success will probably
ln STAINED by diplomacy as
ulaeh as BY the force of action
af emeEgy. AS the day advances
tis energy becomes less, but in
msng eases this does not operate
Al thr detriment of the native,
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FENCE ELEcTRocUTES
CHILD

WILMINGTON - While Mrs.
Thomas Moran visited at the
home of friend, she left her 2
year-old daughter, Paula Ann, to
play on the lawn. When she left,
she found the child on the grass,
unconscious. She was dead on ar
rival at hospital. Police learned
that the child had touched met
al fence, which had, in some UNI
determined way, become electri-
fled.
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Miami Boasts Back Who
Showed Cargantua Around

~ fsewxfeatlres
@iAMf-The Miami Seahawks
aseg Hof prove 10 be the toughest
siss3 ln the new All-Americau
#aaefl Conference, but already
isff boasting a backfield man
Nhu eace handled Gargantua. the
80 Hurasla.
ns1k Erdlitz. the chunky little
kaF who used 10 play for North
#esssFn and the Philadelphia
iess pointed 90 a Rood-sized
aeaf pn his left hand.
Zee, ] got that one afternoon
HhHn GsFgantua got playful
%htis ] was feeding him bottle
81 mllh."
kFeiiiz ISN'T a circus worker by
uasie. he worked with Ringing
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Sports Shorts

The Bombers just can't get
started and with Dewitt Roberts
lout of the lineup and Malgrat
missing, they just can't click, but
Pie says just watch our smoke in
the second half, for the Veterans
come to life and hit two safely to
show up those big league players
in the circuit. They are getting in
shape and Adams Dairy needs a
little more hitting power to get
going and Adams Lunch needs a
manager. The league will be set
for the second half.
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IN THE CIRCUIT couRT Or rHE


ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA IN
AND ron MONROE COUNTY
IN CHANCERY.
Case NO. 1O-7SS
WILLIE n, TURNER,
Plaintiff.
MARY LOUISE HARCROW
TURNER,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PtBEIC AYfON
TO: Mary sLds3ise HarcroW, Turner
/, ADDRESS IFNfGNDWM.
/ You are hereby requfRed to ap-
pear to the. BID for Divorce filed
against you in the above styled
cause on or before the 9Th day of
August AID. 1916, otherwise the
allegations contained therein will
be taken as confessed.
Done ana ordered at Key West,
Florida, this Sth day of July, AID.
1896 .e1f3sftsl kF* g.
eCircuit Court SeaD
ROSS c. SAWYER,
Clerk of Circuit Court
By: Gloria NJ. Acevedo.
Deputy Clerk.
William " Albury,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
jul 9-16-2$-30, 1916
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NOTICE or CAILlNC ron nrlDs

Notice Is hereby given TO whom
Ii may concern that on the 6th day
of August, AID. 1916, at 7:30 O'clock
Z. NJ. In the Monroe County Court
Board Of County commissioners OF
Monroe County, Florida. Will open
sealed bids for the general reno
walton of the Monroe County Court
House. at Key West, Florida. i'm
Guiding painting. laying of asphalt
tile, replacing sash cords, broken
window glass. etcetera4
A performance bond or certified
cheek equivalent to Ten per cent.
| (l01sl of the amount of the bid
must accompany the bid.
Work must begin Within thirty
900 days after the acceptance of
the bid and the work must be done
by the bidder and cannot be sub.
contracted without the permission
sof the Board of County Commissfon-
ers. The contractor shall be reiIn-
bursed weekly representation to
the County Clerk his sworn states
ment of expenses Incurred during
the week for labor and materials lin
furtheranre of the work contracted
for. However, Ten per cent? Go q, d
retained by the County until the
work shall have finally been in
spected and approved as satisfac-.
tory.
Complete plans and specifications
can be obtained from Honorable
Clarence s. Higgs either at the
Monroe County Court House or at
Commissioned Riggs home at SIT
Grinnell Street. Key West. Florida.
The Commission reserves the
right to accept or reject any or all
bids made pursuant to this adyer-
tisement. All bids must be submit
ted on or before 7.30 o'clock PM,
August 9th, 1916.
Dated at Key West. Florida,
July Sth. 1916.
(sd) ROSS c. SAWYER,
Clerk, Board County Com
missioners, Monroe County,
Florida.
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RECREATION

NaYview Park--rennis, Basket
I'll end Handball Courts, Dia-
s.eHslball. Kiddy Playground,
NmnlnFt Stations. sSs
kouih Beach and Rest Beach
HMmming.
Gulf Deck and Rest Beach
Dsepsea Fishing. Small Boats.
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FLYING Cow Barn

! TETERBORO, N. ]. Ten pure
bred Guernsey calves, with q
former cowpuneher as chaper-
one, were recently flown on 3
twin-engined transport plane,
converted into a flying barn, to
Bogota, Columbia. The 24shour
flight was made with only two
stops.
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Legion Blanks
AS Veterans

Win Frank Tynes pitching
ans- hit ball, the Legion won over
iaf Maehinists last night by a
80 scaFe.
Hancock got a lone single in
flF seventh with one out.
Following IS the score:
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Maclliniists
Trim Boml,ers
FOLLOWING
THROUGH
BY
PEDRO AGUILAR
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
professional Football Leaque

Professional Football League
The Miami Seahawks will play
in the All American football con-
ference. There are seven clubs
in the league: New York Yam
KEGS, Brooklyn Dodgers, Buffalo
Bison, Cleveland Browns. Chi
cago Rockets and Los Angeles
Dons.
The first game will be played
in Miami with the San Francisco
Forty miners, Oct. z. The Sea
Hawks have Chuck Taylor, who
played in the 1910 Rose Bowl,
with Stanford.
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LEAGUE STANDING
CITY SPORTS


&C bMYwHeW Park
Night Games)
Ix5MfEuT-
fso American Legion VS.. Ad-
ans Lunch.
zoo Naval Air Station VS..
Adams Dairy.
thursday
az American Legion VS.. Ad-
AN ans Dairy.
eco Maehlnists VS.. Adams
= xNuIca.
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HOME IN PLANE FUSELAGE

1A1A1ALSA1l1A 1AA<As -oAAUOAS
to find an apartment for himself,
his wife and their 10-year-o
daughter, Paul r. Rieboldt, So
year-old chief aviation machin-
lists mate bought the fuselage OF
a Beachcraft transport plane for
SO at Seattle, Wash, cut off the
tail, boarded up the ends ano
mounted it on a one-ton trailer
he bought for $500. They plan to
set TAP semi-permanent quarters
in the fuselage if they cannot
find an apartment during RE
boldt's stay in the city attend
ing a naval catapult school.
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xorros or cAIaaNe ron BIDS

NOTICE or GAINING For BIDS
Notice is hereby gwen TO whom
1t may concern that on the 9th day
of August, AID. 1916, at Z 80 O'Clock
p. NJ. in the Monroe County Court
House, Key West, Florida. the
Monroe County, Florida, will open
sealed bids for the scarffying, foll-
ing, bonding. oiling and sanding of
Palm Avenue fin the Grove Park
subdivision at Mateenmhe. FLORIDA,
for a distance of Eight. 1Sl, feet on
either side of the center line of the
road. Total length of the road is
feet from II. s. Route / to the end
of Palm Avenue.
Bids are to he submitted on the
basis of cost per square yard and
must be accompanied by perform
anee bond or Cashier $ {Or certified
check equivalent to Ten per cent.
tl0Gt) OF the estimated total cost.
ed without the county's permits
sion and the work must commence
within thirty (3Nl, days after the
letting of the contract and is to
be completed with reasonable aeili-
gencea thereafter. Z 81 afFss4e
All bids must be in. the hands
of. the County Clerk on or before
1880 p. Nj, on Tuesday, AUGUST sth'
The Commission reserves the
right to accept or reject any or all
bids made pursuant to this adver-
Key West, Florida. July Sin. 1916.
Clerk, Board of County Com
mfssioners. Monroe County,
jul s-fs, 1916