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THOSE ROLLING DOLLARS

II seems Ia be widely believed that
the Stockholders ~ successful corporation~
are about the lucklest people IN the coun-
try. During the last few years the money
has been rolling into industry Golfer in
a golden stream.
What Is often forgotten Is that the
money rolls out just about a. fast, before
the owners can get their hands on a share
OF il Ia keep.
Here. for instance. Is what happened
last year To the income Of middle-siSed
corporation engaged ~ the business "f
processing fabrics.
It, total revenues came 90 sl7. 400
600. Nearly half 49, $3.50. 900 - went for
materials. supplies and services.
Labor came in for the next biggest
slice - $500. 600 The tax collector took
almost 81 800. 600. About S734. 900 vas re-
tanned in the business for plant expension
and working capital
A trifle under $780, 600 was left This
amounted To a. cents ont Of each dollar
Of sales And Il was all that went 10 the
tockholders. In the form Of dividends. for
the use Of the money that made thls bust
ness and is employment possible.
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Chapter 10
u ENGINEERING that 4 vas part
~ ~ his duties IS outlined by
geb King 90 keep tire ssaaufters IN
der uhseTV alton. he gDNfgf tho rest
ot that week scouting ire south
eaee 81 tha waller.
BE traced trails cot and found
that. peculiarly o. noi. a. one
wished O. regard Il. thsy lnRan-
ably I'D % some other TaNlne OF
gully significantly close d Chuck
Gales ranch
This time BE found one a those
hidden parks and IN Il Ne found
quite = number II cattle Pains
takingly he rode about. examin-
ma brands and finally Dc cut cot
= cow Nitch wore the Crown
brand ~ Jeb King Just one, but
that Aas enough She Was beinn
used. he Judged. for breeding lie
didn't risk searching further.
jeff was back In Cougar BY
noon on Saturday. and there a
hlS desk IA the Town ftbli he re-
vle@ed his findings and reached
certain runcinSions
BE told MS deputy. Its Satur.
day and Chuck Gale ought 10 BE-
somewhere about toWn. Co out
and see q you can End him. Tell
ram want % see him here.
alone
Within hfteen minutes JeH heard
the thump ~ boots ga the stairs
and Chuck Gale halted in the
doorway
JEFF nodded o. him. Gene in.
Chuck. end 81 down I want %
have = heart % heart talk wlth
you
Chuck glanced about. Looked be-
hind him into the hall. them came
ia and chased the door.
What yoa = ant o. talk aboutT
be asked. ~ he seated himself
Celtic Crown cattle ! need .
little advice. and ] think you're
the man Who can furnish ID
YEAH" Chuck was watching
him susplciously
Yes Here's my problem The
Crown has hNen losing stoCk right
aionK. = little ~ 9 time
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THUcks face was az nsony as
" ever. BIT ms hard eyes wwre
glintinR. Go on" he said
sure. Nos suppose ] shoala
Set the idea that the neNtrFn along
TIE fringe of the valley weFe sip
ping Ieb's stock away ere al :
tHae. Suppose ] messed around sns
found trails leading % into the
halls 80 some PARIS pretty close 90
the headQualfwra 81 : nextain
Fancher. Suppose thai even feAsna
some Crown breeding stock Halxesl
wifh the stock a that fanrheF. In
That case. Chuck. what wouia you
advise me &C. doY~
Chuck grinned Hsraonicaliy
That's easy Get . big posse and
60 up there and call fof . ahow.
du@n"
Jeff nodded. That wpn my arss
thought. bu. there aFe several CO.
lections 10 saach eoaFAR. In khN
hrxt place, ID would mean that
somebody on both sides Would Res
hurt. maybe KILLED In tee Second
49, AaA# rs tfAsA41A0AAAAH AAA AtE&4
attack would be wlth noe. ard II
that certain fancheF posnted 0st
that he didn't ewn thesm parkx.
that they were open 90 anf bod
who wanted g. craze cattle there.
that the brands on the cattle rad.
nj been worked over. 10 be- len
tough spot and me tswn 81
Cougar as my employer, maNht
BE- open 81 suit foT damages
Chaek's grin hroaaEned You
don't say Never thought ~ mat
JEFF vas quite sure that - rad
thought - i You diantY We'll.
there II b."
Mister. you don't nned nny ad
vice from me. You know that yuu
amt got q case against this Fanrh-
cF Tie amt Tustlin' o. handiin'
rlstled stock. Tor - long - the
brands amt changed be cant sell
that stock And IL - cant sell
en-. whatd he the use ~ havin'
them"
We'll. he might ase them O.
breed. Especially u they weFe
particularly good Stock Calyes.
YOU know. ara b0rn without bfsE<is
"a earHlarks A soun ~ ihsv Nsss
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Key West In
Days Gone BY
IS TAKES FRoh6 FILES
OF TIE CITIZEN or
JULY ~ ls3s

Monroe county commissioners
80 q meeting last nleht PASSED
resolution providing for the par
chase of sl17 GOO uf the rouuty's
rDfundlna bonds
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Gratitude j. a fruit Of great cultiva-
ton: YOU do not find Il among gross
peOple.-Samuel Johnson
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-07-13

Sccretar, stephen { singleton
of the keY West ChaFnbef uf
Cummerre received letters to-day
from Prs dent Franklin -
Roosevelt. Senatur Claude Pep
PER and Representative Pat Can
nun ahout the prop,ssd deepen
ana 81 tire lntracoastal water saY
b~tween Bahia Honda and Key
West The President said ~ had
taken up the matter vith thc War
Department ami Pepper and
Csnnon statcd that tres Ntrc "a
desvurtns o. ST an appropriation
g. hav, TIE waterway dgfpened
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PIN.vv0RMs
cam CAUSE
SERIOUS TROUBLE

80 GFuw assas a. karman hassg aua "a
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ths h.ses
haH 80 9aslEef Flar Naraa 80 rsssr a.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-07-13

Learn 10 ct along with people: you
VIII have 90 associate with them until YOU
die.
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LIABILITIES

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-07-13

Nearly every man has remedy for
the trouble, of everyone bat his own
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-07-13

kaWtat a Chnesr u.-.f
wranIra literally nak head
because u Chimes slluiaton b,
pruEtrat.un tts fofsheas 81 sup
p.ssd 90 tnIth tnc aruund
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-07-13

a danes, honHrnR VISITING Ns
tuusl Guafd-men W1l b. gwen
SATURDAY. uIrft - Raul rlub
huuer
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Moubrrs ol tire patrut. Order
oi Amrrs.a vIil meet tonight 81
the humt ~ Ms Nindaln, Wat
kns un jaime, street
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Nj FlHIa pInder daughter
of 81 end Mr. Harold pndor
liu9 Splthsri street. Icft t0siss on
"a ln dst VISIT Ca relative and
friend. "a MiaH aut Tampa
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~ and Mr. Albert Perez and
children R,Hari ami Janet
Man lsld. ohu are glsItn.
SCI p'r,f. t.freT In iaW snt
SISTER 81 snd Mr s Z SJur.,n.
1925 NH.Hu.f.n street
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TaaaE TIE Ct.sn sass n go
,dItural parsgfapf
a ha Hsiur BEL fIuid suui Rna
u"r o. anything once
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Ns.hs.t.ln Cabrera D. Wtu $50
issu aftsrdiuE tfs fIk. a.nttr
tom 90 Cleveland lna batter went
o. tr, WORLD. Paw .n Ssa THk
return, Hau, ttetsrfa.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
LEGAL NOTICE

Sealed bids will be received by
the Village of Port Clinton, Ohio,
at tho office of the Village Clerk
until 1900 o'clock, noon, Eastern
Standard Time, March 20, 1949, for
furnishing one used Caterpillar
Tractor, Model D6, or equal COM
plete and in good operating condi-
ton. Tractor shall be equipped
with Deisel type motor of apX. 65
II. Il. at the drawbar, and shall have
at least four forward and four re-
verse speeds, the length of tractor
shoe shall be not less than l6 in.
Tractor shall be equipped with an
angle dozer blade with hydraulic
control
The Village OF Port Clinton, Ohio,
reserves the right to reject any or
all bids and to waive any irregu-
larities in bidding.
SIT VIM. l.. ZEIS, Clerk.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
Real Estote Tronsfers

Benton Twp.-Henry Meyer to
Andrew H. Nowak, l acre, rg IA,
section 81.
Locust Point-Helen A. Sharpe,
ct al, to Geraldine Macelwane,
lots 1919 pt., Locust Point Beach;
Lloyd E. Williams to Geraldine
Macelwane, lot 10, pit 20, Locust
Point Beach.
Clay Twp.-Herbert M. Miller,
trustee, to Fred w. Robert, ct al,
4S.4S acres, rg 13, section II; Rob-
ert F. Roberts, ct al, to Henry
Groll, ct al, 1.27 acre, rg 13, sec
ton 10; Henry Swartz to. Virgil
Zeller, ct al, 41.337 acres, rg 13,
section 33.
Danbury Twp.-Ferdinand Co
ing to Ellsworth Burdue, ct al,
1.04 acre, lot 5 pt., section 2;
Olaf Rasmussen, ct al, to R. w.
Cadwallader, .27 acre, lost 6 pit,
section 2.
Danbury Plats-Elmer Meter,
ct al, to Joseph B. Stinson, lot 40,
Channel Grove; Robert Walls, ct
al, to George D. Heschel, 10 acre,
Laser's Add; Glenn Winters, ct
al, to Charles Laser, ct al, .04
acre, blk 2, lot II.
Lakeside-Lewis r. Akers, ct al,
to James A. KeStle. ct al, blk 81 ,
lots 6-7.
Elmore Corp.-Nelson S. Partee,
ct al, to Meryle B. Durdd, lots
So pit, Lyman Ames Add; Vera
P. Ashley to Mabel M. Giesler,
lot SO, pit. 70: George A. Foster
to Benjamin Damschroder, ct al,
lot 3S, Bogg's Add.
Portage Twp.-Arthur Hutt, ct
al, to Howard L. Bever, SO acre,
rg II, section "a.
Oak Harbor Corp.-Susan A.
Hablitzel to Carol F. Hablitzel,
ct al, blk 130, lot 49, Wardlow's
Div.
Port Clinton Corp. - Oliver
True, ct al, to P. C. Pedersen, ct
al, blk 10, lot 6, Lakeview; Axel
Nielsen ct al, to Carsten Boysen,
blk a, lots 27-29 pt., Lakeview;
Axel Nielsen, ct al, to Tom Mel
sen, blk 4, lot 81, pit. 29, Lake
view.
= Lakeside-Lelia G. Blackmer,
ct al, to Jacob Detterman, blk Sc,
lot 20.
Catawba Plats-John ]. Gedert,
ct al, to Frank Thomas, ct al,
lots2-1 pit, Byrneal Beach.
Port Clinton Corp.-Julia Nei-
decker, ct al to J. A. Neidecker
Co., blk II, lot IA pt.,- Orig; J. A.
Neidecker Co. to Oliver True and
William L. Moon, trustees, blk II,
lot IA pit, Orig; William Ed
ward Short Estate to Viola Short,
blk 3, lot al, o. j. True Add.
Our classified ads get results!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
BIRTHDAYS
ANNIVERSARIES

March 17-Gordon Gates, Will
liam Younker, Ike Buck, Mrs.
Joseph Payne.
March lS-Mrs. Melvyn Cooley,
Charles Anderson, Joseph Drus-
backy, Robert Hopfnger, Mrs
Dewey Fielder, William Zeis, Jr.
Wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald Stuart, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur G. Cook.
March 10 Erwin Johannsen,
John Won Eitzen. Wedding ami
versary Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Evers.
March 20-Mary Papcun, Mrs.
c. c. Cooper, Karen Holm, Mrs.
Patrick Barrett, Julia Rofkar,
Mrs. Chester Owen.
March 21--Mrs. Ralph Ander-
son, Lawrence Gonya, Ward Dru-
yor, Lawrence Lieske, Franklin
Rofkar, Harmon Pussehl, Loretta
Ann Foster, Mrs. J. C. Heckler,
Gus Carpenter, Junior Schroeder.
Wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Truck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Crosley.
March 22-Herman Gates, How
ard Park, James Patz, Jim Arm
bruster, Howard Harrod, Jr., Mrs.
Delbert Wilson, Mrs. Donald Nc
Gowan, Clarence Cooley. Wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Yer
non Welch.
March 23-Mrs. Henrietta Hine-
line, Ralph Slaughterbeck, Robert
Fritsche, Jack Rider, John Bohl-
ing, Helen Throne, Richard Null
Inns, Gertrude Tieman.
March 24-D. K. Mulcahy, Bar
bara Balduf Beutel, Leona Masing,
Clayton Ernsberger, Osborne Hay
don, Floyd Dibling, Sr.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18

court to serve as executrix of es-
tate of Lester Kurtz; Louise Fuchs
was appointed executrix of estate
of Wilhelmina Fuchs.
Final account of administration
has been filed in probate court by
Wilson Kirk and Edward B. Kirk,
executors of estate of Arthur E.
Kirk.
Judge William A. Hunt has re-
ceived special assignment
through the Chief Justice Depart
ment, Columbus, to hold court in
Erie county court house at San
dusky, Wednesday, March %,
when a case will be tried before
petit jury.
Partial account of guardianship
has been filed in probate court
by Catherine A. Hauser, guardian
of James Hauser and others.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
Mogruder Hospital

Surgical
Mrs. Paul Hachet, Lakeside
March 10.
Joyce Brough, Oak Harbor
March II.
Mrs. Elizabeth Geller, Graytown
March IL.
Peggy Ann Rounds, March IL.
John Veverka' Marblehead, March
13.
Mrs. Elcho Reynolds, March IA.
Edwin T. Leach, March Is.
Mrs. Anna Flick, Oak Harbor
March 16.
Robert Kelly, Oak Harbor, March
ID.
Ernest Hass, March ID.
Mrs. Carl Petersen, March 16.
Mrs. Ralph Yensen, March 16.
Medical
Mrs. Chester Detmon, March II.
Dennis Beleon, Gypsum, March IL
Alex Peto, Oak Harbor, March 12
Mrs. Gail Clemens, March Is.
Mrs. Catherine Rakocy, Lake
side, March 13.
Cynthia Ann Clark, March IA.
James David Niederhofer, March
Is.
Mrs. Delbert Potts, March Is.
Clayton Snider, March 16.
Rirths
Mrs. George Wendt, Oak Harbor
girl, March 19, Z lbs. 121a ozs,
Mrs. Lester Clark, girl, March II,
6 lbs. 10 ozs.
Mrs. Frank Hrabal, Oak Harbor
girl, March II, 8 lbs. ozs.
Mrs. Wylie Woods, girl, March Ia
6 lbs. 7 ozs.
Mrs. John Zzerwienski, Gypsum,
girl, March IA, 6 lbs. 11% ozs.
Mrs. Peter Hermes, girl, March
IA, 5 lbs. 1912 ozs.
Mrs. Joseph Chudy' boy, March
ID, 81s lbs.
Mrs. Willard Glasmyer, March Is,
7 lbs, IL ozs.
Discharged
AL Bennett, Nicolas Avalos, Mrs.
Hazel Streeter, Mrs. Helen
Moore and baby, Mrs. Thelma
Valiant and baby, Laur Lee
Bastubee, Mrs. Eleanor Hol-
brook and baby, Mrs. Melvin
Meeker and baby, Mrs. Mildred
Whiting and baby, Mrs. Bar
bara Sorg and babv. Joe Ras-
mussen, Mrs. Rita Thomas and
baby, Baby John Albert Lay,
Mrs. Virginia Kesterson, Mrs.
Julian Newsome and baby,
Ruth Eversen, Mrs. Ruth Sc
bastiano and baby, Ralph Mar
auez, Thomas Knepp, Mrs.
Betty Skinner and baby, Mrs.
Eileen Christian and baby, Sue
Laubacher, Timothy Markley,
Violet Hachet, Joyce Brough,
Mrs. Betty Clark, Ernest Hass,
Robert Kelly, Mary Soski.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
ORDINANCE No. 1854

An Ordinance Providing For the
Parking of Trucks Within the
Village of Port Clinton and De-
flung Streets Upon Which Heavy
Trucks May Operate.
Whereas, considerable damage is
being cccasioned by the parking
and operation of trucks on the
Clinton, new, therefore, be it or
dalned by the Council of the Vii
lage Of Port Clinton, Ohio, that,
Section one. From and after
the effective date Of this ordinance
1t shall be unlawful for any person
to cause a truck having an overall
length OF over 240 inches to be
parked at an angle with the curb
ing on any street within said Viii
lage.
Section Two. From and after
effective date of this ordinance it
shall be unlawful for any person
to operate tractor and semi
trailer combination or any truck
of over tons capacity whose
point of destination is outside the
village of Port Clinton, Ohio, on
any street within the Village of
Port Clinton except on state and
federal highways within said Vii
lase, with the exception that this
section shall not prohibit the load
ing or unloading Of such tractor
tracks of over 8 tons capacity on
streets other than state and fed
era! highways, provided that the
operator of such tractor and semi
trailer combination or truck so de-
sir ing to load or unload shall keep
such tractor and ~semi-trailer com
bination or truck on the State or
or Federal highways within the
Village of Port Clinton until he
reaches the nearest point to his
place of destination for the pur-
pose of loading or unloading and
Upon the completion thereof he
shall proceed at once back to the
state or federal highway by the
Section Three. Whoever shall
nance shall be imprisoned in the
County Jail of ottawa County,
Ohio, for not less than one day
nor more than three days and
shall pay a fine of not less than
Five Dollars ($500) nor more
than Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00),
or both such fine and imprison-
ment.
Section Four. This ordinance
is deemed necessary for the pres
erSsticg of the health, morals, well
fare and safety of the people of
the Village of Port Clinton, Ohio,
and is hereby declared to be an
emergency measure and shall go
into immediate effect.
Passed: March s, 1949.
CARL BECKER, Mayor.
PAUL SCHMITT,
President of Council.
Attest:
VIM. L. zEIs, Clerk. 4-2t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks for all the beautiful floral
offerings, the many cards of SYM
pathy and for the many other
deeds of kindness shown us at the
time of services for our loved one,
Robert A. Cooley, who gave his
life for his country March 8,
1945. Especially do we thank,
Rev. Braun, Rev. Jordan, of
Clyde, Rev. Miller, Gerner & Wolf,
the American Legion, V. F. W.,
Gold Star Mothers, pallbearers,
and singers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cooley
and Family, Juanita and Carol
Ann.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
LEGAL NOTICE

The Village Of Port Clinton will
receive bids until - o'clock noon,
March 90, 1949, at the office of the
Village Clerk, for furnishing one
Tractor front end loader with a
minimum size bucket of "a Gu. yds.
with hydraulic control of bucket
and lift.
Tractor to be mounted on pneu-
matte tires and equipped with
starter, lights and counter weights.
Complete specifications for load
or and tractor to be furnished with
bid.
The Village of Port Clinton re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids.
SGT WN. L. 2EIS. Clerk.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
Court House News

County Engineer Delos Nissen
reported four county motor-driven
snow plows in action last Thurs
day when Ottawa county had its
first real snow storm of the win
ter. Some of the county highways
were reported blocked by snow
drifts, during the storm and traf-
fic was delayed a few hours.
Sheriff Merlan Budd reports sew
en- prisoners in the county Jail this
week, five of whom are awaiting
action of the grand jury at the
opening of the May term of COM
mon pleas court.
Hearing on the petition for i'm
proving the Linder ditch in the
west end of the county will be held
in the county commissioners office
on Monday, March 21st. The ditch
was viewed by the commissioners
Monday morning.
Nearly TOO automobile owners
have secured license plates at the
auditors office during the past
two weeks, and the number issued
is approximately the same as last
year for the same period. Many
owners are securing the same ser
ial numbers which they have had
for number of years. March 81
is the last day for the use of the
1948 license plates, and no extern
sion in time has been granted this
year.
Collections for personal taxes
continue to keep the staff busy in
the auditors department, with
many persons seeking aid in max
ing and filing their report. Mail
is also reported heavy with large
number personal reports being re-
ceived daily. Personal taxes must
be paid by April l after which
date the penalty becomes effective.
Judge P. w. Gulau of the pro-
bate court reports a slump in the
marriage license department, with
no applications for licenses having
been received during the past
week.
The sheriff's department investi-
gated two traffic accidents over
the weekend. The first accident
occurred late Friday night about
II miles west of Port Clinton on
Route two when a Hathaway trail
er loaded with four new automo-
biles turned over on its side, when
the driver endeavored to avoid
collision with an automobile, and
the trailer skidded and turned
over. No persons were reported
injured. The second accident oc-
Cured at a curve on Route Two
in Danbury township, early Mon
day morning when truck loaded
with oil drums rolled over. The
driver was reported having escap-
ed injury.
Herbert M. Miller, trustee, To-
ledo, is the plaintiff in an action
against MARY McCutcheon Miller,
Toledo, and others, filed in common
pleas court this week. This is an
action to sell real estate.
According to the annual report
which has been completed in the
probate court the number of mar
riage licenses issued during 1949
reached the 276 mark, an increase
of six over the previous year when
270 We're registered. Other COM
parisons were as follows: number
of estate administrations were 345
in 1948 against $50 in 1947; guar
dianships, 44-27; number of wills
admitted 1876; persons commit
ted to state hospitals, 2O-19; per-
sons committed to juvenile re-
search institutions, 3-3.
Wills Of E. Celena Smith has
been filed in the probate court for
probatinf.
Clara Hurts has been appointed
by Judge P. w. Gulau in probate
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
LEGAL NOTICE

Sealed bids will be received by
the Village of Port Clinton, Ohio,
at the office Of the City Clerk until
1900 o'clock, noon, Eastern Stand
ard Time, March 80, 1949, for fur
nishing one II ton capacity Truck
with cab, low side Hydraulic dump
body, 50X20 tires all around.
Truck to be used by the Street De
partment for street repair and
rubbish collection.
Complete specifications to be fur
nished with bid.
The Village reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
sat WM. l.. XEIS, Clerk.