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The Virginia enterprise., 1908-01-03
Notice of Cancellation of
Lot Contract.

To John D. Boyd, and DavadG. Mellor. and to
any and al persons claiming any interest
or title In the land hereinafter described. or
who may be conoerned:
TAKE NOTICE, That you, John d. Boyd, and
your succesooEs and assigns. are in default
under and according to the terms and condi-
tions Of that certain agreement dated Janu-
ary &eh, 1873. whereby the Virginia Improve
ment Company agreed to convey to you upen
full and timely psEformanoeh by you. on your
part OF the terms, conditions aud provisions
therein referrod 30. which contract covers
the following described reai estate. situated
in County of6tl Louis, and STATE OF Mtnne-
sotx, viz: Lots q. block Is; lots II, Is, ID II,
and %. block 16: lots S. 9. Q. and II. block II:
and lots and 10. block ls, Virginia, accord
ing to the recorded. plat thereof on fle In the
oaBoe Of the Register Of 1esda. in and for said
County Of st. Lonjs; Farther, that according
to the terms and conditions OF said contract
there became due and payable from you to
said Virginia Improvement Company on the
25th dsy of,Auiasl8oe. The s,smof Three Han
dred (o3oo0] Dollars. and on July 18th. 1893
thefurthers SUN OF Nine Hundred @eo0.00)
Dollars, esd a. 1saaaaz1s 1Gth; 1874, the fur.
ther sum Of EiftaeD Hundred o,6oao0) Dollass,
each bearing interest At eight N per cent per
annum, from January 18th, lsoa and further
default has occurred in the on-paymeut of
taxes tov ehey y9ass.1op81o to laoa both inclusive.
in. tho sum of Thee Hundred Twenty Six aad
1900 te39B .10 Dollars, and at the date Of this
notice the sum Of Six Thousand Two Hun
dred and 6ixty-0ix and l6.1oo Ooeo6.lse Dollars
principal, interest and taxes remain due, sud
sapaid. and such dsiaalt. As> shove specified
st4ll exists.
NOW THEREFoRE, You are hereby notified,
that unless On or before thirty dsvs sster the
dakeof ssevtpe Of this Notice upon you, you
pay to said Virginia Iuvsovenoent Company
at Virginia. 4hinnesoka, she, sum of oos661s
above designated. with interest to date Of
payunosaA; ;A1d.9ulGfaEa,th thes terms saad eoadi-
tions, and comply with the provisions ofsaid
contract on your part to be performed, said
contract viii be Cancelled snd termiuaeod,
and all voun right usSe andAntonests saeFean1
dor, in md 70 the iasd ands,ps0persys covered
be thereby forfeited aad aunulled.
Dated December 1st. 1907.
Vrn0INIA EHPaov1ls8xT CoNPANY,
BY 0ttosAs Ru1sjer.S ItS kteoF1oy. i
sFisse National 0enh Bldg,
Dec. go Virginia. MINI. .~.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-01-03

A CHICAGO youngster was
asked by his teacher if there was a
connecting link between the animal
aud the vegetable Kingdom; and
the small boy replied that there
was and it was hash.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-01-03

No ONE can plan the future by
the past, because the timetable
alwaVS chances
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-01-03

ROLAND D. HAVEN, Republican
candidate for mayor of Duluth, will
make of the lid" issue promin.
ent campaign argument and prom
ises an enforcement of law in case
of his election. With the present
moral wave which is sweeping the
county it would not be miraculous
to see the Democratic city of Du-
luth turn over a new leaf and board
the Republican band wagon.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-01-03

THE ENTERPRISE still finds itself
doing business in the famed "tar-
paper shack" but hopes to be ena-
bled to welcome it's many friends
and patrons in it's handsome new
quarters in another fortni ght. In
the meantime, if you have permit
ted your subscription to lag, you
have our unqualified permission to
bring in the coin; not that we need
it, particularly, but because of our
consuming desire to see our books
show up in right shape.
The HIBB1NG TRIBUNE of last is
sue deplores the alleged "knocking"
of Duluth by the range press. Du-
luth is a city of which we of the
north country may we'll feel proud,
butswe also take pride in the fact
that only for the people and the in.
duetriee Of this north country the
fairuames of Duluthswould e,but a.
immortalized by the speech
of Proctor Knott; she would still be
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-01-03
Friday, January 3, 1908.
n. X. HANNaFOxD. EDITOR.

VALE to "the victim of circum-
stances" Nav he rest in peace.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-01-03

1T was couple of the Disguised
ones who had wearied of living in
town since the cutting of the tall
pines had ceased that passed the
Greal Northern depot the other day
when one of them stuck his head
into the door and shouted at Agent
Walker; "Say, partner, report
couple of emptiess going west"
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-01-03

SPEND what you can afford, pay
promptly, and put what money you
do not need in the bank. BY fol.
lowing this plan you will satisfy
your own wants, promote general
trade, help along the restoration OF
confidence and furnish your share
in giving prosperity another boost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
FLEET OFFICERS ARE
BEING ENTERTAINED
ApmtRAls ARE OWEN AUTO
RlpEs-BEsE BALL THIS AFT
ERaoos AND BOXING TOUR.
aAnEsr TONIGHT.

sAN FRANCISCO. MAY 1.-THE
sixth dsy OF the fleets stsy in san
Francisco hsy broke cold aud
cloudy. but the untayesable wealth.
er conditions did not deter hun.
dreds OF officers and men from
coming ashore for Sightseeing
frlpa The officers we're taken
about the city in automobiles.
while the men boarded the observa.
ton cars.
Headed by detachment Of
mounted police. t50 asiiy decorated
machines started on Market Hi
thence over Chinatown and the
Latin quarter. In the party Mere
Aamlraia sebree. swinebufne. DAY.
ton and sperry. MAYOR Taylor Of
san Francisco and Mayor Mott of
Oakland
From the Latin quarter the ma.
chimes whirled ont 10 Golden Gate
PARK and the beach A stop was
made on the beach. where luncheon
was served The party then re.
turned to the city by way Of the
Preside.
The first function for the chiefs
aud warrant officers was given to.
day. when a party of 100 WAS taken
up Mount Tamalpais
This afternoon the prelimlnafies
in the army aud navy baseball
championship are being played. and
tonight the boxing tournament
opens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
ENCIRCLED
The GLOBE

Two copies of The Star. which
have completely encircled the
globe during the last four months.
we're delivered 10 The star office
this morning by Mr. William
Carnes. an old.time resident Of Sc
attic, Who has been absent from
the city for five years.
Mr.. Carnes Is the friend Of City
Engineer Thomson, to whom he
showed courtesies when MI Thorn.
son Was In London three Years ago.
Since then Mr. Thomson has been
sending Mr. Carnes copies OF The
star when anything OF especial in.
terest happened In Seattle, and II
IL two Of these copies which cir.
eled the globe,
The papers of January 30 and
February 4 We're directed tn Mr..
earnes in London. hui arrived af.
ter he had left for Australia. They
we're forwarded To him there and
reached him iust before he boarded
a steamer for Seattle. According
IL he brought them along TO com.
plete the circle Of the globe.
Mr.. Carnes SAYS that five years
have SO changed Seattle that he
does not recognize the place. aud
got lost on Pike st. the first day
of his return. lie first came TO
Seattle 80 years ago and Witnessed
all the changes up to the period OF
greatest development during the
last five years. lie is stopping at
the Arlington hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

A fine of 800. or imprisonment
in the city jail for a period of 90
DAYS will be the punishment of any
person allowing thistles 10 grow or
blossom upon his promises. accord
ing to a notice which will be served
by Acting Chief of Police Irving
Ward.
The ordinances of the City Of Sc
attic provide that the chief caused
TO be published in May of each
year the penalty for disregarding
section one OF the ordinance quot
ed above The acting chief SAYS
the ordinance will be rlgidly en-
forced this year.
The thistle nuisance is one of
the most aggravating with which
the park board is compelled 10 con
tend Heretofore the citizens Of
Seattle have fought thistles with.
out being reminded by peace Of
Ulcers. and it is expected that lit
tie trouble will be encountered this
year
The acting chief will publish his
order. however. ta remind those
who are prone 20 forget that It j.
misdemeanor 10 allow thistles To
thrive within the city limbs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
IS CLINCINC
TO LIFE
Wounded Desperate Pass
es Another Night of
Torture.

Joseph Albert Garcia. alias Cor.
dova. the wounded desperate.
passed = painfaeklHg night At the
wayside Emergency hospital last
night but vas reported slightly
improved thit morning Yesterday
If MAS reported that Garcia Was
dying. Physicians say they have
never witnessed such remarkable
nerve
In a statement to Patrolmau Lee
nagner last night. Garcia said That
HIS home vas In san Francisco. He
~ fused to talk of his parents. and
would not eay whether they lived
In the southern city
Acting chief Of Police Irving
Ward received n telegram ysster.
DAY from Sadie Heleher. OF salt
Lake City. Utah. wife of Tip
neleher. known TO the police as 4
friend aud adviser 81 thieves, ask
Ing information concerning Garcia's
condition This morning another
telegram Was received from the
Belcher woman requesting that she
be allowed ia visit Garcia or at
least write 10 him chief Ward
will pay no attention TO the wom.
ans request.
II Is believed that Tip Heleher
was the stool pigeon who betrayed
Garcia for a two-fold reason. II Ii
said that Garcia and the Helcher
woman were infatuated. and that
the betrayer saw an opportunity To
secure $500 reward and at the
same time put Garcia out of the
way
Sheriff Emery. Of Salt Lake City.
refuses Ia state whether Beleher Is
the man Who betrayed Garcia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
.STRATTON IS
ON TRIAL
Wealthy Automobilist Faces
Manslaughter Charge
in Court.

Guy { stFatton HHs put on trial
before judge A. " frater IN the
superior court today on the charge
Of killlug s=yeafold Henristta Mar
safet Johnson January &c laht
Mr. strattuu IL memeef Of The
Acme shlnsiv Nil company. and
Is feputed "a be worth several hun
dred thousand dullarn J. ,. Ives.
manager Of the stimnan Nil com
raHx. uaH Ntfh him II the time
The charge IN the ease h man
slaughter. aud George Yaudefeeef.
y ho II prosecuting. aA2s that Il iH
"a clear case Of child belng run
dovn b IA automobile golng At an
excessive rate Of speed lie says
that he understands that practical
u sll this Is admitted b. the de.
Tense.
The automobile stopped before
II reached the crowd In which the
child vss SAYS VIII H. Morris
attorney for Mf slratton. II waH
sfteHaarda that the automobile
started up again and someone call
81 n the child and II ran back in
ffont Of the car and MAS then
rsfue. We wiil admit nothing
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
NandsfYeeF had nearly duzeu
Witnesses an hand today
The morning and most Of the aft
ernoon Mas taken up with an ef
fort 70 secure = Jury. the neleetiuu
a. uhteh IL being conducted With
great care
Before the ease wAA besnn Mr
Norfss filed demurrer. which
Was denied b. Judge Ffatsf Mr.
stratton then pleaded not suiitf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
KISS FIGURES IN
DIVORCE SUIT

Mamie HaInes and Charles NJ
Ilainea. very young looking
couple. are having things told about
each other today in the superior
court before Judge Arthur +. GRIT.
fin.
Mrs. Haines wants the divorce.
aud says her husband has been
cruel TO her. They were married
October II. 1904. and lived together
until December /. 1907.
The husband on the stand today
insisted that an alleged hitting In
the face was only a friendly scuffle
In which he scratched his wife's
face with the setting of ring
which he happened TO be wearing.
They used 70 greet each other
with kiss, and always seemed
very friendly said Thomas c.
Short. who boarded with the Haines
couple.
At the mention of the Kiss Mrs.
Hainea shook her head and her
beautiful blonde complexion grew
more roseate In hue as she tried
to hide her embarrassment Mrs.
Hainea mother aud sister were
also in the court room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
FUNERAL norioHs.

The funeral services II Charles
Hayiit took place at the chapel
Of the Mount Pleasant ereamutarY
tIuH afternoon 1T $50 The funeral
paH strictly private
sfhe funeral services Of 9. Il
6audnaurh viii be held AZ the
chapel uf the Seattle Undertaking
eampanY. Tuesday afternoon Ht =
o'clock Tho burial will be held
at The Late View cemetery
The funeral services ot T. Auder.
m were held Ut he chapel Of tut.
tefwofth a SONS this afternoon at
: o'clock The remains we're buried
e, the Mount Pleasant een.tetf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

has been shown THE fleet on every
possible OCCASION throughout the
trip
Waits 10 Nations.
IN conclusion. let me apsat af
another trip. made IA couple Of
ssafs ana b. the secretary If
atate. filhu Reot the firsl time IN
our history the American secretary
If state. during hia term Of afflee.
left the country "a Well certain
other nations Ar HaaI made the
complete tour ot south America
uaNerssd Central America. aud
afterwards visited MeXIea. lie va
eter, where neelted With the
heaftIeHt efeeiiun. a greeting
which deeply touched our people.
aud | Wiah IL aaY once mofe how
annfeeiatiNe v. Hfe uf the feeep
ton rendered hun
It's Wy sse 49, unique H.
e!astaeief sna is xslus 1t .aa uu
ss~ftakea only because ~. citizens
II this repthlie reeo.eiE. that auf
Interests a.. uaro eln.sIx at.f=
tuluai uith h. ia,.r..,a SCI TIE
other peoples at hi. ,eni,n.ni
thaa ~ish thes. q. AIRY nth.s ua
ttans hssllsssss that history ~ii;
say that though ". has. had other
great secretaries ui state. We haKs
had nuas gtsat.r than Eiihu Ha-nt
aud that though Ia his hish nftlse
ha has done much FOR Ga. Kt-,.i
II his uatian ani af mankind. yet
that his ktsAteat achievement has
haen the success which has cams
as the result OF hla devoted lahef
"a hflnE CLOSER together all the r..
pntltFp rf the New World. aud To-
unite them in the effort - uotk
valiaatls foF oar common better.
ment. for the material aud moral
selfate IF all who dwell Ia the
Neatera Hemisphere
SCORES af cable messages from
tho presidents Of the south and
Central American republics. e.
pfssalnE congratulations. acre read
President Castro. Of NeusEuela.
however. did mt send q message
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
THIEVES CONTINUE
THEIR NIGHT WORK

While Miss Carrie NJ. Jones and
Miss Flora ". burns were absent
from their apartments at the Ores.
den. i10S Fifth ay.. last Saturday
night, thieves effected an entrance
through an unlocked window and
stole quantity of iewelfy and u
small amount of cash.
A. II. Willis, who lives at 1903
Boren av.. reported To the police
yesterday that his home was en-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
nsAsN Mgyts.ge.

q II t....inaurh. age ei died In
this city. Mas 10
Francis III ADAMS. ser u. died
mt stR' = Hsstefn ss fhs hs-fs
+ Ht III. private reception u.sm
Of iiattcfwofth a SONS
Evelyn Anderson. beloved danrt
Ter If Nj and M John Anderson
died In this city.
lice - liaftleYsne. 90 died In
this city The bedy IL al N. pft
sste reception fuom ai hust.tSefth
4 Suns
Charles Phillips. axe a.. died Ia
this eitY. MAY s
Edward Anderson. age 20. died In
this eltY. MAJ 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

\ Fred Beel. the Wisconsin ,
\ Demon. who vii wfsstle DIR. ,
= 4 =. Roller 81 nreamlAnd rink !
= Thursday. arrived this morn ,
. Ing from the east aud left dur.
= Ina the afternoon for Tacoma
= here be will set IN tim for
= his coming match i3esl says I
= he feels In fine shape aud Is
= confident he can defeat the
, local wrestler wheu they come
. together for the match
> heel will establish training
= quarters in South Tacoma and
; viii be guest 81 Rnllo Branch.
= proprietor OF the Edison hotel.
\ an old time friend lie SAYS
; he Is really in trim for the
= match nov. bur viii put Ia
. Tuesday aud Wednesday In /,
, likht exercise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
BREWERY WORKERS ARE
GIVEN AN INCREASE

A temporary adjustment of the
new wage schedule presented BY
the brewery workers VAS effected
yesterday. and there Will be no
strike or other action taken until
after June |.
II was decided to grant an in-
crease of salary 20 the engineers,
beer hottlers. firemen. drivers and
laharers. the increase averaging
81 TO 81 a week. The new SEIZED.
nle. 50 far as II affects these
branches. is effective May l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
EVANS ARRIVES
IN UTAH
Greeted by Thousands al
Ogden Depot
Old Comrade.

OGDEN. Utah. Mas I.-Rear Ad
niltai Evans passed through ogden
today on his way to Washington.
The veteran sea fighter was met
b a committee headed By Acting
Gov. Tinsiey and other state of.
aud prominent citizens. An address
any many flowers were presented
ln the admiral.
A multitude vas at the depot
DURING tho formal reception the
admiral made q short address from
tho platform OF his private car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
Future Exehanoe.

More and more in the future
We shall each Eive o. and set from
the others. not merely thlnka -
material value. bat things that arr
IT wuFth for the intellectual and
spiritual welfare Of all uf ~ Ia
the century that has passed the
development Of North America has
On the whole prOeeeded faster than
the development NJ South America
bat In the century that has new
opened believe that no other part
u the world will see such extra
ordinary development ii wealth. IL
population. IN all that maEaa for
progress. - Ntli be sen from the
northern boundary Of Mexieo
through all Centrsl and saath
America. and can assure Yuu
that the people 81 TITS nation look
with the mast profound aatisfae.
tien upon The great krowth that has
aiFe2dY tAkeu place In the euun
tries which yuu represent
growth alike ia political stability
and In thu material well heInE
which can only come then there
Is political stability
Our hattie fleet has Inst fialah
ed its trip around south America.
and ! wish to thank The rulers
ard the peoples ef south America
and OF Mexico for the generous
and courteous hospitality Witch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
TORNADO
tey ual,ed Press

WOODWARD. Okla. MAJ IL
l.sveilng everything IA IL path. >
tornado Of unusual violence swept
ever y portion Of the state today
causing heavy damage II Arnstt
Wei. Cooley. Grand. Nashville
Mataal. Richmond and eestes
Loss Of life Is reported but this
Il not confirmed 4 nHmb et af
towns visited hx the tornado are
off the railroads and uuls measrf
reports 81 the disaster have been
received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

Care Colony. saath Aftlea. has a
deficit Of s. .baa paa. accumulated
dufiuE the past four years. aud
which. sayH Nj Meffimaa. the nfe.
mier. Nili likely BE- tlg.nsia eQu BY
The end Of tsas The nupaia EnT.
crumeut railway debt brings the
true deficit up - about s.. 600 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

G,r,,l Psn-ameriean Gath.
sIing Which Has the
Signs Of Peace.

,sst'<eToN Ma Il The
- a. al the Western hem
60 sas officially represented
- - 4 tAs ceremonies attending
80 ,.,s.x # the eafues stone Of
- q he International hu
y y trmeFlrAn republics Car
-, a,hhons II Baltimore aeliY
- 4. Invocation. and tlishnp
$500 AZ the Methodist church.
- seaeasetieR.
~ exercises weFe held At J
.,,,s..s 4 the pF~seace Of an ehoT
- sssirnce John beuaett ai
- a. he bureau introduced
s..re,ary Of State Root. Who pre-.
- The building. Including the
-. an.s Il eco ea tt contains q
rnsuwsat 10 Root
: sasFesssag he hls gathsflng
..Asssaasg toaeuim Nabucn. ot
go raised President Roosevelt
- asaspa eAfnexie Faeiak the
re..ssns y said
= president Of the United
s...e. ssll leave In the hIsiery of
p.n,Awxsranism = deeper mark
- - are eustiak from ocean 10
80 4 change The so routes 81
- ssTsa ~ a. efan2 bearer the
sa.xsss aaa elsles 90 the tao fronts
Z a. vattneats.
tnfrrx eafHexie Mads : fes re-
s..xs I whleh b. said that It e.
rsss sss shis hemisphere 10 mala
~ a lad IN the adoption Of
rsera.ian a. the aHiy Christian
nsaes u seftiinK International Dis
w.zs Fryziaent Roosevelt spoke
Il aeNa.
PRESIDENTS Speech.
~rks IA memorable occasion
~ lie peepiez of ire Western
H<aGsaAsfe. IRE building the
rsusssioas Of which Ne lay to-day
s4ssasIse& BIZ It's existence the
rnxiax sense 81 solidarity ot IN
xs, al aspiration ameak All the
rsssss Of the NsN World II
mis- 81 feeosalilon # the need
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
CHIEF AFTER
THISTLES
viii Enforce Law Compel
ing Lot Owners to
Kill Them.

1t shall be unlawful for =
4 any owner or occupant of any y
4 occupied premises. or owner 4
4 or agent having charge of any =
= unoecupied premises. within =
4 the corporate limits of the =
4 City Of Seattle. to suffer OF =
4 allow any thistle to grow or =
= TO blossom upon. or in front u
4 of any premises owned or oc- =
4 cupied by him, or of which he 4
4 shall have charge as agent =
4 Section !. ordinance 1920. =
= an ordinance 20 prevent the =
4 growth of thislles in the City =
4 of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
Small Properly Owners in
Rainier Valley Are
Directing.
Say That Cost oil Paving
Would Amount TO
Confiscalion.

On the theory that the improve
meut II carried out at this time
would mean a practical confiHsa
ton Of their property. large mum
her u residents in the Rainier
valley sge atfeauously opposing the
proposition IA pave Haluisr bonie
ward from the eit} Ia Rainier Teach
This opposition sili probably take
tho firm Of written protests TO the
city eouaeil
The paving pfoieet as oatlined
Ntil eust. IL la claimed. approximate
Is tl0a coo per mile. or q .aee for
the entire distance A the district
Il comparatively new and the prop.
sftY Ia not worth near ~ much as
Ia the older established residence
sections. many Of the property Own
era Insist that thex NtIl Be unable
a. nsY their proportion Of The as.
aeasmsnt fef the vofk aud would
muHf likely iunes their property IN
case the paving Il ordered.
Need Other improvements
II 10 also asserted that the dis
tfiet. = large part Of which com
uFlsea the ueN Twelfth ward. Fe
anisea sewers. water matna. aEht
aud sidewalks much mere than this
paving Outside 81 recognizing the
fact that paving would b an I'm
prusutusut uf general and lat ben
FL H. ss##s4fzaHFaW 4bs. fsmeFWk
scheme claim that isa real present
uar nuuld he "a afford a nice drive.
Way Tor automobile aud the speed
e. class. rather than afford The
actual fsHidents an direct aud I'm.
mediate benefit
At the present time Il Il claim.
81 that people In The uaHd want
free mail delivery. but eannet get i
l.eanae Sc. are few graded
streets and sidewalks Let the
sidewalks aud wafer maius come
first. 4 portion u the people are
etamofins. then. Il IL explained.
there Mtll iie time TO talk - q paved
boulevard. II IL urged that the aum
spent IN laying The paving would
pss for lnstaflinN = complete 49,.
TEN 81 water mains throughout the
wales. besides providing for grad.
iuE thu streets aud tayins side
salka
Paving net Wanted.
Particular emphasis 10 aid upon
he Tact that Rainier valley prop
eftY nov II worth far less per
fruut foot than property IN other
districts when paSinE waH ufst
laid Comparison IL made vlth the
Harvard A.. paving. the Capitol
Iiiii paving and similar improve
msntH ta other and elder establish.
ed sections Ia these districts. Il
IL urged. residence property VAS
aoFth from 90 10 tlee per front
foot before pastug Vas aid. kats
utsg 0alles property. on the aver
aKe, il Declared to BE- worth not
more than Sic OF 81 per front foot.
II l. deHeflhed - a district n
afuail hons owners. wh0 want In
uroYemeEtn that will b. mode6 rate
In east and a. III. same itsae o.
more personal benefit than could
b. obtained in paving q boulevard
which would serve principally for
several feafN to come as drive
WAy for The owners - automobiles
aud faat hurses