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-THE STAB Saturday, June 30, 192 4 1 from the northwest corner M7S of said Hellbron Oaks to westerly line of Lot 177 of Hellbron Oaks, and from northeast corner of Lot 194 fled Ironstone sewer pipe; eon structlng concrete manholes com. plate with cast Iron curbs and cov ers; resetting existing gutter drain to official line and grade; recon structlng existing manholes by June AS CANDIDATE Fire at Redlands REDLANDS, June 30. Hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of lumber was burned In the most spectacular fire this valley has ever known today when the lumber yards of the Sahta Fe shops at San Bernardino were ablaze. The fire still rages, but probally can be kept from spreading. 0 Cbas.

W. Paine, manager of state fair, announced that he does not plau to resign. SUSPECT WIFE ANNISTON, June 30., Civil and military authorities today detained Mrs. Jas. C.

Rick-ner at the county jail here while they Investigated the fatal shooting of her husband, an army lieutenant, at Camp McClellan. LleuL Rlckner was shot once In the abdomen while In his quarters at the post and died 30 minutes later on the operating table at the post hospital. Mrs. Rlckner refused to make any statement, according to local officers, and details of the shooting could not be learned. 0 Hospital Probe Slow Continuation ot the grand Jury Investigation ot improper conduct charged against Dr.

H. E. Morrison. superintendent of the county hospital, is scheduled tor Thursday night, July 5. According to District Attorney J.

J. Henderson, several more nightly sessions of the grand jury will be retired to complete the Page Twelve CITY MANAGER VMS PROJECT By H. C. BOTTORFF City Manager Creation ot the municipal utility district and the subsequent development ot hydro-electric power within the district, will result In an Intensive development ot farm lands surrounding Sacramento, far beyond the conception of the average citizen. This Is the opinion ot E.

A. Gammon of the fruit and agricultural bureau of the chamber ot commerce and one ot the leading agriculturists of the delta section. "The election to form the district on July 2nd does not include the section In which I live," said Gammon today, but I sincerely wish it did. I know from experience what It means to have electricity on the farm and when it can be secured at exceedingly low rates the benefits will be all the more apparent. "Ordinarily when we think of hydro-electric projects of this kind, we think ot the Influence they will have on industrial development and In reducing the rates for townspeople but, wisely, the city administration has pro-vl'ed for including in the district suburban tracts and potential farm acreage, the development of which will be Just as important to Sacramento as the factor of industrial growth.

"Investigation has shown that the run-oU of water from the Silver Creek project will bo sufficient to accommodate a population ot a million people. This fact has not been given much prominence, but It Is in Itself a feature of such importance as to warrant proceeding with the project it this were the only benefit to be derived. "Together with the power and electric light possibilities, the project becomes the most Important in Sacramento's history. In my opinion. It ranks with the building ot the transcontinental railroad and the gigantic reclamation and irrigation projects which have meant so much to Sacramento.

"This Is not an experiment. Sacramento Is not trying out a new idea. We need only to point to the results shown here on the Pacific coast from the experience of Los Angeles, Alameda. Tacoma and other cities. The question is a simple one: Do the citizens of Sacramento and the territory within the proposed utility district desire to get cheaper electric power, attract industries, develop adjacent farm and orchard lands and build up their community? There can be no other answer than Yes.

And this should be the answer of all voters when they go to the polls an July 2nd. First Creation of municipal-utility district and election of board ot five directors, election July find, majority vote required. No bonds or appropriations. Second Acquisition of present distributing systems Croat West ern and B. G.

E. Subsequent election. Two-thirds majority vote required. Acquisition of these systems at figures appraised by state railroad commission, with city buying power at wholesale and selling to consumers, would give estimated net profit of annually. Third Construction of generating plant In mountains.

Subsequent election. Two-thirds majority vote required. This would complete development of the project and give a net revenue of at least 3600.000 a year which could be declared as dividends to the consumers in the form of reduced rates for electric light and power. Only the first step Is to be considered at the election on July 2nd. Step number two would make the project self-supporting from the start.

Th, final step would give consumers electric light and power at approximately one-half the present rates. OAK PARK- OAK PARK, June 30. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wade of Eighth-av, will spend the week-end at Santa Cruz.

Mrs. J. Miller is very ill at the Sisters' hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

H. G. Mathews of 32nd-st, will spend the weekend at Kyburz. Miss Thelma and Willard Myers of Colonial Heights, are visiting relatives In San Francisco. Mr.

and Mrs. A. McKinty, Mrs. May McKinty, Miss Ethel McKinty left for a trip to Nevada. Miss Vivian Totter lias returned from San Francisco.

Mrs. W. Myers of FJfth-av. is visiting In San Francisco over Sunday. E.

B. Conklin is In Santa Cruz visiting his mother, who la ill. Mr. and Mrs. J.

F. Freras of 34th-st, have moved to Stockton. Miss Hazel Jones of Second-av, Is visiting at Grass Valley for the week-end. M. E.

McGrelly of Fifth-av. Is in San Francisco on a business trip. 0 War Mothers to take part In July 4 parade. tAClUME.MV't LARGEST STORE the said Hellbron Oaks to the westerly line of Lot 201 in the sail Hellbron Oaks and Improving the alley first south of 2nd Avenu. In the City of Sacramento, from f.

point 95 feet east of the east Ine of 26th Street to the erly line of San Fernando waft by excavating a trench and constructing therein a vitrified Iron atone pipe sewer with four (4) Inch and one (1) six (6) Inch vitrified Ironstone wye branches a ached; constructing concrete matt holes compieto with cast iron curat and covers; placing six (6) inch vitrified ironstone flushcr branched complete and backfilling the trencifc Improving the right of way owned by the City of Sacramento, along the property line between the lots fronting on Casirt Way and 3rd Avenue, of the City or Sacramento, from the easterly line of 26th Street to the westerly Bne of Lot 819 of said Jlellbrori Oaks, by excavating a trench ami constructing therein a vitrified iron-stone pipe sewer with four (4) Inoli vitrified ironstone wye branched attached; constructing concrete manholes complete with cast Iron curb and cover; placing six (6) Inch vitrified Ironstone flushed branch complete and backfilling the trench. Improving the right-of-way, owned by the City of Sacramento, along the property line between the lots fronting 8rd and 4th Avenues, of tho City of Sacramento, from the easterly line of 26th Street to the easterly line of Lot 241 of said "Hellbron Oaks, uy excavating a trench and constructing a vitrified Ironstone pipe sewer with four (4) inoh vitrified Ironstone wye branches attached; backfilling the trench. Improving the right-of-way, owned by the City of Sacramento, aiong the property line between the lots fronting 4th Avenue and Ito-chon Way, of tho City of Sacramento, from the easterly lino of 26th Street to the westerly line of 27th Street; hy excavating a trench and constructing therein a xltrlfied Ironstone pine sewer with four (4) Inch vitrified ironstone wye branches attached, and backfilling the trench. Improving the right-of-way, owned by the City of Sacramento, along the property line between the lots fronting on Rodion Way and Marshall way, of the City of Sacramento, from the easterly line of Street to the westerly line of 27th Street, hy excavating a trench and constructing therein a vitrified ironstone pipe s.wer with four 4) inch vitrified Ironstono wye branches attached and buck-filling iho trench. Improving the right-of-way, owned by the City of along the southerly Hiih of said "Heilbron Oaks, of the City of Sacramento, from a point feet west from the easterly line of Lot 1 of suid "Heilbron Oaks to the easterly lino of Lot 25 of said "Heilbron Oaks, hy excavating a trench and constructing therein a vitrified Ironstone pipe seu.r with four (4) inch vitrified Ironstone wye branches attached; placing six (6) inch vitrified Ironstone flushcr brandies complete, and backfilling the trench.

Improving the right of way, owned by tho City of Sa-riincnio, along lie property line between the lots fronting 21th Street ami Highland Avenue, of the City of Sacramento, from the southerly line of 4th Avenue, to the northerly line ot Marshall Way, by excavating a trench and constructing therein a vitrified ironstone pipe cwr with four 4 Inch vitrified Ironstone wyo branches attached, aud backfilling the trench. Improving tho right of way, owned by tho City of along the property line h4e9n Hie lots fronting Highland Avenue and 25th Street, of the City of ramento. from the southerly lino of 4th Avenue to the northerly line of Lot 73 of said "Heilbron Oaks, hy excavating a treuch and constructing therein a vitrified Ironstone pipe sewer with four (4) inch vitrified Ironstone wye branches attached; placing six (6) Inch vitrified Ironstone flushcr branch complete and backfilling the trench. Improving the right-of-way, owned by the City of Sacramento, along tho property line between tiie lots fronting 25lh and 26th of the City of Sacramento, from a point 50 feet south of the southerly lino of Castro Way to the northerly line of Lot 112 of said "Heilbron Oaks, by excavating a trench and constructing therein a vitrified Ironstone pipe sewer with four (4) Inch vitrified ironstone wye branches attached; placing six (6) Inch vltrifnd Ironstone flushcr branches complete, and backfilling the trench. All or said work shall be dene In accordance the detailed plans therefore, heretofore adopted by City Council and now on file In the offiro of the City Engineer, and also in accordance with the Specifications for the Improvement of Streets and Alleys and for the Construction of Sew-rs, heretofore adopted by the City Council.

Mannolo curbs and covers shall conform to Cut No. 1 of said Specifications. Concrete curb and cutlet shall conform to Cut No. 6 of said Specifications. Asphultlo concrete pavement shall be constructed as provided In Subdivision C.

aud of Sectional of said Specifications. Seal coat shall conform to provisions of Subdivision of Section 22 of said Specifications. That the costa and expense of said work and Improvement fjHMA be chargeable and charged upof district of lands, which district Is hereby declared to be the district benefited by said work and improvement, and which is to be assessed to pay the costs and expenses thereof. The exterior boundaries of said district and of each lot, portion of lot and parcel of land therein. are shown upon the map of said district adopted and approved by the City Council on May 31rt.

1923, which map Is now on file in the office of the City Engineer and to which reference Is herehy made for a particular description of the boundaries of said district and of the lots, portions of lots and parcels of land Included therein. Having and excepting from the above bounden and described die. irtet the area of all public streets, alleys, ways, avenues and boulevards Included therein. Notice Is herehy given that serial bonds to represent unpaid assessments and boar Interest at the rato of seven (7) per cent per annum will be Issued hereunder In the manner provided by the "Improvement Bond Act ot 1915, tho laet Installment of which bonds shall mature nlno (9) years from the second day of July nest succeeding nine (9) months from their date. All proposals or bids must be dellvored to the undersigned City Clerk of the City of Bacramento, at the Council Chamber of the tald City Council, In the City Halt of said City on the 2 2th day of July, 1923, up to the hour of 9 o'clock p.

m. on which day at the hour of 9 o'clock the said proposals or bids shall be opened; and each proposal or bid must be accompanied by a check certified by a responsible hank, payable to the City of Sacramento for an amount not less than ten per cent (10) of the sggregnto of the proposal? or by a bond for the said amount and so payable, signed by the bidder and two sureties, all os prescribed by law. Sacramento, California, June noth, 1923. H. 0.

DENTON. City Clerk. (Star, June 30, July 2) NORTH SACRAMENTO NORTH SACRAMENTO, 30. The Haggtn Grant federation of P. T.

A. will hold a special meeting at the Rio Linda school, Tuesday, July 3, for the purpose of appointing chairmen for the various department and laying out the program for the coming year's work. DOG BITES DECLARED NUI8ANCE Edward HenNfy was seriously bitten yesterday afternoon by a dog belonging to Jack Fralgo. The dog la said to be vicious and has bitten a number ot children In the neighborhood. ELECTION BOARD MEM8ER8 NAMED Mrs.

H. R. Brown, Mrs. John Majors, Mrs. C.

K. Harder and Donald Bowles will aot as election officials at the North Sacramento school Bouse at the election to be held Monday. YEARS TRIP IN 8TATE PLANNED Mr. and Mrs. Cbas.

Hensley and family will leave Sunday on a trip which will take them through the Santa Cruz mountains, Yosemlte valley and a general tour ot the state which will end at Sau Diego where they will visit relatives. They expect to be gone tor a year. ANNIVERSARY 18 PARTY OCCASION Mr. and Mrs. J.

O. Bartlett entertained a number of friends at their home on El Camlno-av, recently in honor of their twentieth wedding anniversary. The evening was spent at cards. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Brusso, Mr. and J. Draper, Mr. and Mrs. E.

C. George, Mr. and Mrs. M. Ellerson, Mr.

and Mrs. L. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. K.

Rodgers, Mr, and Mrs. V. II. Bartlett, Mr. and Mrs.

W. J. Perry, Mr and Mrs. W. J.

Hill, Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Flicker, Mr.

and Mrs. R. Draper, Mr. and Mrs. R.

L. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. E. O.

Gustivason, Mrs. O. Draper, Mrs. O. Brusso, Mrs.

Cbas. Bartlett, Miss Ilazel Bartlett and Kenneth Leach. Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett were the recipients of many beautiful presents.

DELEGATES STOP TO VISIT RELATIVE Dr. anu Mrs. C. H. Kinnear ot Tacoma, who have been attending the American Medical ass'n.

convention In San Francisco, stopped in North Sacramento to visit at the home ot Mrs. Klnnear's sister, Mrs. W. Higginbotham, on their way home. Arline Gilmore Is improving after a serious illness which lasted for several weeks.

Miss Edna Parker has gone to Berkeley to visit relatives for ten days. I Mr. and Mra. A. W.

Sweet re-! turn from a motor trip to Ky- burz. Cbas. Hensley has sold his home to Mr. and Mrs. A.

Hard-. away of Sacramento. Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Chas. Bartlett and Misa Hazel Bartlett leave to spend the week-end at San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs.

Joy F. Wana-maker return from a vacation at Santa Cruz. Stage Line Gives Cut Prices On Tickets W. H. I'immentell of the North Sacramcnto-Hagglnwood stage line, announces that, beginning July 1, 1923, there will be instituted a new commuter's ticket on the line, which will sell for 33.50 to North Sacramento and 35.00 to Hagginwood.

This cut will make a nice saving to the many people of this district who patronize the stage dally. HYdro-Electric Project Meeting A mass meeting of the residents ot this district which was held In the schoolhouse In North Sacramento last night In the Interest of the hydro-electric project, was well attended and very ably addressed by Irving Engler, publicity chairman of the Sacramento chamber of commerce; C. W. Frazier, president of the Sacramento Retail Merchants lens the District Yete Yea placing curbs and covers to grade! constructing vitrified Ironstone pipe sewers; placing street Intersection monuments; constructing concrete sidewalk on official line and grade; grading the roadway and constructing thereon an asphaltic concrete pavement four (4) Inches in thickness. Improving 8rd Avenue, In the City of Sacramento, from the easterly line of 26th Street to the westerly line of Franklin Boulevard (excepting therefrom tho Intersection of 27th Street) by removing and disposing of all surplus and refuse materia); constructing concrete curb and (wide) gutter on official line and grade where the same does not exist on official line and grade; constructing concrete sidewalk on official line and grade; grading the roadway and constructing thereon an asphaltic concrete pavement four (4) Inches In thickness.

Improving 4th Avenue, In the City of Sacramento, from the center line of 24th Street to the westerly line of -28th Street Tract (as the same is shown on the official map thereof filed In the office of the County Recorder of the County of Sacramento, State of California); excepting therefrom the intersections of 25th Street, 26th Street and 27th Street: by removing and disposing of all surplus and refuse material: constructing concrete curb and (wide) gutter on official line and grade where the sumo docs not exist on official lino and grade; placing cast iron gutter drains and connecting same to manhole with six (6) Inch vitrified ironstone sower pipe; constructing concrete manholes complete with east iron curbs and covers; constructing vitrified ironstone pipe sowers; placing street Intersection monuments; constructing concrete sidewalk on official line and grade; grading the roadway and constructing thereon an asphultlo concrete pavement lour (4) Inches in thickness. Improving Rochon Way, In the City of Sacramento, from the esst-erly line of 26th Street to the westerly line of 27th Street; by re. moving and disposing of all surplus and refuse material; constructing concrete curb and (wide) gutter on official line and grade where the same does not exist on official lino und grade; constructing concrct4 sidewalk on official line and grade; grading the roadway and constructing thereon an asphaltic concrete pavement four (4) Inches in thickness. Improving Marshall Way, In the City of Sacramento, from the center line of 24th Street to the westerly lino of suid 2Mh Street Tract; (excepting therefrom the intersection of 25th Street) by removing and disposing of all surplus and refuse material: constructing concrete curb and (wide) gutter on official line and grado where the same does not exist on official line and grade; placing east iron gutter drains and connecting same to manhoh'fl with six (6) inch vitrified Ironstone sewer pipe; constructing concrete manholes complete with cast iron curbs and covers; constructing vitrified Ironstone pipe sewers; placing street Intersection monuments; constructing concrete sidewalk on official line and grade; installing one (1) Inch connections to city water mains In accordance with the provisions of Ordinance No. 14, 4th Scries, of the City of Sacramento; grading the roadway and constructing thereon an asphaltic concrete pavement four (4) inches In thickness.

Improving Highland Avenue, In the City of Sacramento, from the southerly line of 4th Avenue to the northerly line of Marshall Way; by removing and disposing of all surplus and refuse material; constructing concrete curb an (wide) gutter on official line and grade where the same docs not exist on official line and grade; constructing concreto sidewalk on official line and grade; grading the roadway and constructing thereon an asphaltic concrete pavement four (4) inches In thickness. Improving 25th Street. In the City of Sacramento, from the southerly line of Castro Way to a point 1 1 19 feet south of the southerly lino of Marshall Wsy, by removing and disposing of alt surplus and' refuse material; constructing concrete curb and (wide) gutter on official line and grade where the same does not exist on official line and grade; placing ca.ft Iron gutter drains and connecting si me to manholes with six (6) Inch vltrl-fie, ironstone sewer pine; constructing concrete manholes complete with cast iron curbs and Covers; reconstructing existing manholes by placing curbs and covers to grade; constructing vitrified ironstono pipe sewers; placing street Intersection monuments; constructing concreto sidewalk on official lino and grade; grading the roadway and constructing thereon an asphaltic concrete pavement four (4) inches in thickness. Improving 26th Street. In the City of Sacramento, from the northerly lino of JJcilbron Oaks (ns tho Ramo Is shown on tho official map tiiercof filed In the office of tho County Recorder of tho County of Sacramento, Stnto of California) to tho southerly line of s.iid "Hcll-t-ron Oaks; (excepting therefrom tho Intersection of Marshall Way) by removing and disposing of all surplus and refuse material; constructing concreto curb and (wide) gutter on official lino and grado hero tho same does not exist on official line and grade; placing cast Iron gutter drains and connecting samo to manholes with six (6) Inch vitrified ironstono sewer Ripe; constructing concreto man oles complete with oast Iron curbs and covers; constructing vitrified Ironstono pipe sowers; placing street Intersection monuments; constructing concrete sldcwslk on official lino ami grade; grading the roadway and constructing thereon an asphaltic concrete pavement four (4) Indies In thickness.

Improving 27th Street, in the City of Sacramento, from tho northerly lino of said "Iloilhron Oaks to the northerly lino of Marshall Way; by removing and disposing of all surplus and refuso material; constructing concreto curb and (wide) gutter on official lino and grade where tho samu does not exist on official lino and grade; placing cast Iron gutter drains and connecting same to manholes with six (6) inch vitrl. fled Ironstono sewer pipe; constructing concrete manholes complete with cast Iron curbs and covers; constructing vitrified Ironstono pipe sewers; extending sower services from wyo branches and manholes to property line with four (4) Inch vitrified Ironstone sewer pipe; placing street Intersection monuments; constructing concrete sidewalk on official lino and grade; grading the roadway and constructing thereon an asphaltic concreto pavement four (4) Inches in thickness. Improving Frnnklln Boulevard, in tho city of Sacramento, from tho northerly lino of snld "Hell-hron Oaks to tho northerly curb lino nf 4th Avenue; by removing and disposing of all surplus and refuso material; grading tho area between tho westerly curb lino and tho westerly property line, and constructing thereon a concrete sidewalk on official lino and grade. Improving 4th Avenuo, In tho City of Sacramento, from tho westerly lino of said 28th Htrcet Tract to tho wcotcrly lino of Franklin Boulevard; by removing and disposing of all surplus and refuso material; grading the area between tho northerly curb lino and the northerly property lino and constructing thereon a concrete sidewalk on official lino and grHde. Improving the right-of-way i owned by the City of Fontaine pttorney and candidate for the first ward directorship of the Silver creek project, against whose candidacy The Star has warned the voters ot Sacramento, today submitted to The Star the following statement: "My attention hss been called to editorials In The Star relative to my opposition to the water and power act.

I did oppose the water and power act because I believed It was an impractical and' unwise enactment for the peoplo of the state ot California. "1 have always believed that the Silver creek project is practicable and desirable, and 1 am as sincerely in favor of the project as I was opposed to the water and power act. My stand on both projects would have been the same regardless of my connection with the Greater Callfor-nla league. I sincerely pledge to the people of Sacramento that I will do my utmost It elected to make the Silver creek project an unjuallfied success. "FONTAINE OHNSON.

(Editor's note In spite of this protestation. The Star still warns voters to beware of the names of Fontaine Johnson and Chas. L. Gilmore. Thetr records In public utility matters say overwhelmingly that they would not make good directors for our municipal project.) DROP IK TAXES Sam II.

Cohn, assistant superintendent of public Instruction, announced today that a check of school taxation statistics during the last two years has disclosed that county and district school taxes throughout California have been greatly decreased through operation of Constitutional Amendment 16, which requires that 330 in corporation revenues shall be apportioned by the stats every year for the support of each student attending the public schools. Taj county contrtbution for elementary schools was reduced from 331.15 per pupil to and the district tax dropped from 325.62 to 320.78. H. W. Funk, city cocscilman, and H.

C. Bottorff, city manager of Sacramento. The proposition was very clearly explained by Mr. Bottorff and other speakers and a strong appeal was rpade to the voters to turn out and vote for the project next Monday. Three Suit Specials Tropical Worsteds $21.95 Tailored for the man who wants to be cool and yet correct, in both sport and business models.

Sport Styles $24.95 Quality Suits of tweed, whipcord and cassimere, in the free, liberal lines that young men desire. Basinets Models $27.95 Hand-tailored of hard finished worsteds, for the business man who wants to look well dressed. Both regulars and stout sizes. Summer Hosiery Silk Hom 48c Clocked and plain, in black, navy, grey and brown. Clocked Lisle Hom 33 l-3c Black, grey and brown, of mercerized lisle.

Broken sizes. Everyday Socks 12 Vic black and brown cotton, in all sizes. Notice to Contractors Notice Is hereby given that sealed will bo received by the Board of Education of the Sacramento City School District for toe complete erection of an addition to a school building in accordance with plans and specitication uai file In the office of the Secretary of the Board of Education of the Sacramento City School District, Hoorn 300, City Hall, Sacramento, California, and also in toe office of ifean and Dean, Architects, third floor of City Library Building, 9 th and I Streets, Sacramento, California. The said school building Is to be erected on the property owned by the School District, at 46th, 47th, It and Streets, situated in the City of Sacramento, State of California. On a deposit of $15.00 with the Doard of Education, or the Architects.

complete sets of plans and specifications may be had by any prospective bidder, and retained for a period of 15 days. The de posit will be returned to the bidder on the return of tho plans and specifications in good condition. Bids must be made on proposals obtained at the office of the Architects. and be signed by tho bidder, accompanied by a certified check for at leant 10 of the amount of the bid or proposal, certified to by some responsible bank or hank-tr, and made payable to the Secretary of the Board of Education of the Sacramento City School District, said check to be forfeited to and retained by the School District, should the party or parties to whom the contract shall be award-ed fail to enter Into the contract after the award, or to give bonds as required. Bids must be plainly marked on the exterior Proposal for Additions to Coloma School Building.1 All bids must be filed with the Secretary of tho Board of Educational of the Sacramento City School District, Doom 300.

City Hall. Sacramento. California, not later than 7:30 oclock, Monday, July 16th. 1923. The Board of Education of the Sacramento City School District reserves the right to reject any and ail bids.

BOARD OF EDUCATION. SACRAMENT C1TV DISTINCT. Chas. C. Hughes.

Secretary. fSnetoStar June 30, July 7.14, 23) 'SEALED proposals Seventh Street Sewer Bids will be received by the undersigned for the City Council of he City of Sacramento at the Council Chamber of said City Council in tho City Hall of said City on the 19th day of July, 1923, between tho hours of 8:15 and 9:15 oclock I. for the furnishing of all labor, equipment and material necessary for, or appurtenant to, the construction of and constructing Sewer on Seventh Street from the alley between 1 and Streets to Street In accordance with plans and specifications on file In the office of the City Clerk. All such proposals must comply with the requirements of the Charter of the City of Sacramento effective June 30, 1921, and bidders are hereby cautioned that no bid which fails to comply therewith can be considered. Bids must bo submitted on printed froms prepared by the City, copies of which will be supplied free upon application to the undersigned.

At the same time ns the execution of tho contract the Contractor shall execute a bond In the sum of for the faithful performance of the proposed work. In accordance with the provisions of the City Charter ana Ordinances of the City of Sacramento. In addition to the above named bond the Contractor shall execute nt the same time a bond In the sum of not less than fifty per cent of the amount of the contract for labor performed and material used In the proposed work. A certified check made payable to the oty Controller as prescribed In frctlnn 2. of the said Charter for not less than ten (10) per cent of the aggregate of the proposal nniM accompany each bid.

The right to reject any and all bids reserved to the City Council by provisions of said Charter. If. O. DENTON. City Clerk of the City of Sacramento.

June July 2. SEALED PROPOSALS Fittings for Water Mains Division Bids will be received by the undersigned for the City Council of ho City of Sacramento, at the Council Chamber of said City Council In the City Hall of said Cltv on the 12th day of July, 1923. between the hours of 815 and 9:13 o'clock P. for the furnishing of Sittings for the Water Mains Department of the City of Sacramento in accordance with specifications op file In the office of tho City (Jerk All such proposals must comply with the reoulrcmnts of the Charter of the Cltv of Sacramento effective June 80. 1921.

and bidders are hereby cautioned that no hid which falls to comply therewith can be considered. Bids must be submitted on print ed forms prepared by the City eoplrs of which will be sunplled frets unnn application to the undersigned. A certified check made pavshle to fb City Controller as prescribed in pert Jon 258 of the said Charter, for not less than five per cent (Rtf) of the aggregate of the proposal must accompany each bid. The right to reject any and all bids Is reserved to the Cltv Council by the provisions of snld Charter. H.

O. DENTON, City Clerk of the City of Sacramento. (Star. June so. July 2.

3. 4. R) Notice to Bidders No. 1775 Pursuant to lnw and to tha Resolution of tha City Council ot tha City of Sacramento, adopted June 28th, 1923, directing this notice, said City Council Invites sealed proposals nr bids (or tha (ollowlnx street work, to ha dona according to tho opacifications posted and on tils adopted therefor, to-wlt: Improving Castro Way, In the City of Karramentn, from the center line of 21th Htrcet to tho westerly llna nf Franklin Boulevard lex-coptlre therefrom tho Interned Ions of 2Cth Street and 27th Streot) hy removing and disposing of all surplus and refuse material; construct, (ng concrete curb and (wide) gutter on official lino and grade where the same does not exlMt on official line and grade; placing east Iron gutter drains and connecting snmo to manholes wjth six (0; Inch vttrl-, VOTIS FOR WEAVER Caadldate front Fifth Ward FOR DIRECTOR Municipal Utility District Election Monday, July 2, 1923 Notice to Creditors Estate of 'William Irving. Deceased.

Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned Donald McDougal), Administrator of the estate of William Irving. IseV'ased, to the Creditors of, and all persona bavin claims against the said deceased to file them, with tho necessary vouchers. In the office of the (Urk -f the Superior Court of tho of California, In and for the County of Sacramento, or to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers to the said Administrator at the office of White, Miller. Needham and Harbor. Hoorn 206 The Peoples Hank building.

In the Oty of Sacramento, County of Sacramento, State of California, which said office the undersigned designates as his place of business in all matters connected with said estate of said deceased, within four months after the date of the first publication of this Notice. Dated this 2th day June. 191:3. ImVCAIJ McDOUHALL. Public Administrator and Ad-minitrator of the estate of William Irving.

Deceased. White, Miller. Needham and Harber, Attornexs for said administrator. The flrt publication of this notice wns made on the 30th day of June. 1921.

(Sarto Star June 3d. July 71 4.21 and 2U All-Wool Bathing Solti $2.89 Salvation Army head at San Francisco, to conduct meetings here. Rev. W. S.

Hosklnson, former pastor of First English Lutheran church In Sacramento, dies at Richmond. Frank Brazil, struck by piece ot lumber falling from new building, at Sisters' hospital, suffers possible fracture of skull. John Flock, "5, retired millwright, died at his home, 91S 13th st. Police searching for negro who crashed with auto into T. Dcpolo, 1914 Stxth-st, knocking him to the ground.

Geo. Lawrence, janitor at city library, given life pension. Fred Harvey of street department also given pension. Mrs. J.

L. Smith of Sacramento named president ot National Ass'n of 'Winchester clubs. Mrs. Goldie McConnell, 18, missing since Tuesday, returns to home of her mother, Mrs. Marie Hendrickson.

Mrs. F. Curry of Broderick reports to police that her handbag containing 100, had been stolen. HERE IT IS AGAIN THE ANNUAL JULY SALE FOR MEN MONDAY AND TUESDAY July 2nd and 3rd For several years the men of Sacramento have watched with anticipation for the Annual Men's Sale with which July is opened. Here it is again, with the Mens Departments stocked with all the seasonable needs at special repricings for these two days only.

Overalls and Work Needs Paycar Overalls and Jumpers $1.48 Made of standard weight blue denim, In regular sizes only. Union made. Work Shirts 88c Cones Boss Work Shirts of blue and grey chambray, carefully stitched. Large size has chest measure 14 4 to 17. Straw Hats $1.75 Decided reductions on Straw Hats, In natural and burnt shades, with brown hands.

Several Imported English straws Included. Silk Shirts $4.44 Made ot selected pongee In collar attached or neckband styles, well stitched and finished. Sizes It to 17. Union Suits Chatmera Porosknlt In either short sleeve, ankle length, or no sleeve, knee length; 34 to Athlatlo Union Suits Of check nainsook, with taped arm holes and extra fullnesa In seat; 84 to 44 880. Shoe Values Brown Oxfords 44.00 Smart Calfskin Shoes In the latest color and fancy stltcli pattern.

Goodyear welL Vacation 8hoea 44.45 Dark brown Outdoor Shoes, built to stand hard usage. Correct for wear with puttees, Horsahld Puttees 44.45 Spring front, loop front or reverse strap style. Cuff lining at bottom. VOTE FOR ARCRER C. SULLIVAN FOR DIRECTOR FOURTH WARD Sacramento Municipal Utility District His candidacy la endorsed by the Progressive Political Committee, representing LabBf, Farmer and Trogresalve Political Organiaatlons; and by the Sacramento Federated Trades Council; Typographical Union 4S, Theatrical Employes $0, Butchers Local 498 Postal Clerkg, Elementary and High School Teachers' Chapters, Painters Local 487, Electricians 340, Bakers 83, Engineers 210, and twenty-alx other local organizations of workers, llo Is tha only candidate In the Fourth Ward representing (he workers.

Election Monday, July 2d. TiIm itm First Stop- to.