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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-14

Judge G. c. Campbell. accompa-
MED by his wife. returned yesterday
from trip to their old home at
Sioux City, Iowa. They went up the
river this morning to their home at
Chelan. The judge is proprietor of
the Chelan Hotel. At the recent
election he was chosen mayor of the
city by the lake.
Mrs. F. d. Payne. Of Mansfield,
is a guest at the Hotel Wenatchee.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-14
+ + j j. + + + j. = j + + i 1.
!. WILL NOT BE HOLIDAYS.
= Mondays Following Christmas
: and New Years Day.

+ Olympia, Dec. 14.-No legal I
! holidays on the Mondays follow 1
+ ing Christmas and New Years I
r will be declared by Governor I
J Hay. Many requests for such =!
+ holidays have been received by I
= the governor who decided today !
+ not to grant them. !
j. j. 1. + i i. !. i. + i I. + + i ::
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-14
CLEAR MEXICO Of
RESISTANCE
Government Troops Have
Routed Revolutionists
in Chihuahua.

Washington, d. c., Dec. 1.-THE
Mexican federal troops have COM
pleteiy routed the revolutionists of
Chihuahua and captured the city of
Guerrero, according to telegram
received from Ambassador Wilson,
Mexico City The message adds:
This cleared the state of Chihuahua
and other parts of the country of
all organized resistance to the gov
ernment'
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-14
I We \ I Y-S|X
MEN ARE EN-
T0NBED
Gas Explosion in Virginia
Mine Fatal to at Least
Twenty Two.

Norton, Va. Dec. 14.-Twenty-six
men are entombed by the explosion
Of gas in the Greene mine of the
Bond Coal company, near Tacoma
this morning. The reports indicate
that % Of the entombed men are
dead.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-14

C. II. Webster is in the city again
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Richards, of
Entiat, are registered at the Olym-
pia.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-14

N A. Heath and wife will spend
the holidays with Mr.. Heath's par
ents at Ogden, Utah. They will be
gone several weeks and visit num-
Der of the Rocky mountain cities on
their trip
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-14

Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Moore, Of Che
Ian. are in the city
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-19
Bill Busters Letter to His Father

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sent ont to see If all appliances WORKS. charge
time they lit burner awf, OF the
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keptw
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ferns and male for background A
the reception hail and the parlors, and
fastened with tulle. The living room
and lanais were profusely festooned
with palms, ferns, and male and bank
ed with white and yellow blossoms
carrying out the color scheme. The
bride was given away by William n
Patten. and Miss Tessie B. Phillips, sis
ter of the bride, acted as bridesmaid
The groom was attended by Roscoe w
Perkins.
The bride wore an exquisite robe OF
real duchesse lace over white satin and
chiffon, and carried shower bouquet
of Shasta daisies and white roses
- y y
Mrs Soper gave beautifully ap-
pointed luncheon at her home on Luna
lilo and keeaumOku streets on Wed
nesday in honor of Mrs. Renies, Miss
Elsa Renies, Mrs. Kimball, Miss Helen
Kimball and Mrs. F. R. Day. The large
circular table was covered with a cloth
of Quincy lace and the centerpiece was
bowl of golden shower. The place
cards We're handpainted with sprays of
golden shower. After luncheon an in
formal musical program was enjoyed.
u y y
Mrs. Charles Cooper gave a tea on
Wednesday afternoon III honor Of Mrs.
and Miss Gray Of Los Angeles, Califor-
MIA, who are visiting in the Islands
The rooms and the tea tables were pref
THY decorated with purple pansies and
maidenhair ferns Mrs. John Straver
McGrew served the tea and Mrs. Her
man Focke presided over the coffee
cups.
Mrs. E. Faxon Bishop was the hostess
on Saturday at bridge whist luncheon
at which covers We're laid for Mrs Ed
ward Tennev. Mrs Carrie Jacobs Bond.
Mrs. Harold Dillingham;, Mrs. Richard
Ivers, Mrs. Hyde-Smith and Miss Mar
garet Walker
Mrs. Frank McSt0cker was the guest
of honor at card party given on Fri
day by Mrs. Theodore Lansing. The
affair was in the nature Of a farewell
as the honored guest is to sail on the
Wilhelmina for San Francisco
n n y
A new bridge whist club has been
formed and will meet every other Wed
nesdav afternoon The number of
members is to be limited to sixteen.
The club meet for the first time on
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Fred
erick Damon.
4 n ~
Tomorrow evening the College Club
Will be ''At Home at Arcadia. In
the absence of Mrs. Frear. Mrs. Erd
man will act as hostess After pre-.
sentation of Tennvson 5 Princess. there
VIII be an informal reception.
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SOCIAL NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beermsu =,
nounce the engagement of their d,ncl.
ter, Sophia, to Edward J. Phillips
Miss Susie Jory, graduate ~ Il.
Lane Hospital of San Francisco .
visiting at the Lishman home At Ma
1445. keeaumoku street.
- y y
Upon their return from the PENN
sula, where they spent their hone.
moon, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Stuart v,r
rendered pleasant surprise party !,
their many friends Wednesday It d.
home Of Mrs. l.. A. de la Nux on N.
nau street. The evening was spsu. i
playing cards.
Mrs. L. H. Cary of Oakland Cali
fornia, and her younger son, Isus
were among the arrivals on the sc
Wilhelmlna on Tuesday Of last week
They will remain for an indefinite
fSiioA dH tile SucSb VI J&kye
sister, Mrs. A. G. Ferguson.
y y y
Mr.. Noel DEER entertained q parry
of eight at dinner at the Macdonald On
Thursday evening. The evening WI
spent in playing bridge, the dinner
guests being Joined by twelve othen,
making in all FIVE tables. The deeon.
tons We're prettily carried out in pink
carnations and maidenhair fern.
= y =
DR.. and Mrs. Eubank Of Charlestol,
South Carolina. who have been stop
ping at the Macdonald for several
months expect TO sail on the next Stern
for the mainland
- y =
Mrs Caroline Clark, who leaves neN
Tuesday for her summer vacation
be spent on Hawaii, gave very pfelH
little card party to some of her q
vorites among the priory girls on ~
urday evening.
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of these blossoms. A musical program
by Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond and Mrs.
Allan White followed the luncheon.
The post of Fort Shafter received on
Friday afternoon last a pleasant addi-
tion to its social number in the home
coming of Lieut.. George Cleveland
Bowen, Twentieth Infantry. and his
bride, nee Spaldng. Lieutenant and
Mrs. Bowen have been spending the
past ten days at the summer residence
of General John Davis. retired, and
Mrs. John Davis. near the summit of
| Mount Tantalus. Lieutenant Bowen
| Will assume his military duties with
! Company F OF the second battalion of
! his regiment. also the other post re-
/ quirements such as judge advocate of
| the general courts martial and time
keeper on the target practise which
! this young officer 50 ably fulfis Lieut.
enant and Mrs. Bowen VIII be al home
in the future at number twelve. Fort
Shafter.
Lieut.. Joseph H. Barnard. Fifth Cav
airy, and Mrs Joseph II. Barnard had
| Father Houlihan and Lieut.. John @.
Winter, Fifth Cavalry, to dine with
! them on Monday evening, June 6. at
their pleasant quarters at Schofeld
! Barracks.
The two young sons of Capt. ". A.
Holbrook, Fifth Cavalry. Masters vii
lard A. and David Stanley, arrived on
transport Logan. The boys will visit
\ la:, CO.. no 7 al ol,,
ton during their summer vacation from
school in the mainland.
- y -
| Mrs. Clarence R. Day entertained at
! dinner on June 9, Lieut.. Thomas H.
Cunningham. Fifth Cavalry, Mrs.
I Thomas Fl. Cunningham, Lieut. Arthur
W. Hanson, Fifth Horse, and Mrs.
| Arthur W. Hanson, at her quarters at
| Schofield Barracks.
- = =
Capt Wallace B. Scales. Fifth Cav
| airy, was a visitor to the city from his
station at the Leilehua reservation dur
ing the past week.
| Mrs Paul Allen Adams was hostess
to the sewing club of Schofield Bar
racks at the last meeting of the club
on Tuesday, June 7, at her attractive
| quarters AS usual the morning was
spent most pleasantly by the large
number of members in attendance.
| These sewing clubs are not only useful
in accomplishing needed stitches but
| in an intellectual way as well. Good
books are read aloud. and in the case
| of q similar sewing circle at Fort Sam
| Houston, Texas, the members of the
! club were required to write briefly on
| the conclusion of a book, her opinion
of leading characters. or, the one most
| important fact established in her mind
| in regard to the completed book. These
short summaries of books read aloud
| composed the days task Of the lady
reader of that particular days session.
This scheme was proved to be a de.
| lightful one, and no doubt has been
tried at many military posts.
II - ~
Col. Walter s. Schuyler. Fifth Cav
! airy, who returned to the Islands on
the Logan from his tour of duty with
the Chinese Prince in the homeland,
has assumed the duties of post com
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due on Friday morning. The Princess
plans to spend some time here, and
many affairs are being planned in her
honor.
y y y
Miss Juliette Atherton was the host
ess on Wednesday afternoon at bridge
whist party given in honor of her house
guests, Miss Lillian Barnard of Pied
mont, California, and Miss Flora Ben
ton of Imperial, California, two of her
spending the summer with her. Miss
Ferrier, the houseguest of Miss Vera
Damon, carried away the first prize and
Miss Young the second. After the
games refreshments were served. Those
invited to meet the two California girls
were: Mrs. Harold Castle, Mrs. Harold
Berry of San Francisco, Miss Atherton,
Miss Lillian Barnard, Miss Flora Ben
ton, Miss Frances Terrier. Miss Helen
Hebron, Miss Cordeia Gilman, Miss
Muriel Howatt, Miss Irma Ballentyne,
Miss Marie Ballentvne, Miss Wilhel-
nina Tenney, Miss Alice Cooper, Miss
Almeda Townsend. Miss Maude de
Bretteville, Miss Dorothy Wood, Miss
Jessie Kennedy, Miss Margaret Water
house, Miss Eleanor Waterhouse, Miss
Marjorie Peterson, Miss Vera Damon,
Miss Grace Waithman, Miss II. Cockroff,
Miss Harriet Young.
~ y y
Capt and Mrs. Frank Robards enter
tanned with dinner party, at which
covers were laid for eight, on Wednes-
day evening. The table was decorated
with a large cut glass bowl filled with
Duchess roses, around which We're ar
ranged pink shaded candles. The dim
ner was in honor of Captain and Mrs.
Moore of the Twentieth Infantry, who
are to leave on the July transport for
the captain s new station at Fort Lea
venworth, Kansas
X y y
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Kennedy arrived
Yesterday from Hilo and are booked to
sail on the Mariana for Vancouver on
their way to England. They will visit
Scotland. and will also 90 to Germany
to see the Passion Play. which is now
running at Oberammergau. They ex-
pect to be away from the Islands for
four or five months.
y X y
On Thursday afternoon, from four
until six clock. Mrs. Thomas James
King and Mrs. Clifford Kimball enter
tanned about one hundred and fifty
guests at a garden party given in honor
of Mrs George c. Kimball and Miss
Helen Kimball. The grounds of the
King residence, on Piikoi street, We're
beautifully decorated, and the hostesses
and guests of honor received under a
large royal palm. The refreshments
were served out of doors. Mrs. Andrew
Fuller was in charge of the tea cups
and Mrs. J. S. Walker poured the coffee.
- - -
Society is planning to welcome the
beautiful wife of Gerrit p. Judd who
arrived here with her husband last
week Mrs. Judd was Miss Margaret
Foulke of Germantown, Pennsylvania,
and was married to Gerrit p. Judd in
that city on the twentieth of April.
Mrs. .Ludd is member of one of the
prominent Pennsylvania families and is
sure to prove welcome addition TO
local society circles.
y y y
Mrs Edward Tenney was the hostess
on Thursday at a luncheon given IN
honor OF Mrs. Hyde-Smith of San Fran
cisco. The beautiful koa luncheon
table was banked with masses of deli
cate orchids, and the entire color scheme
was carried out in the lavender tlnts
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mander of Schofeld Barracks, relieving
Lieut.. Col. Homer ". Wheeler of the
Fifth Horse who has been IN com
| mand of the post and regiments dur
ing the absence OF Colonel Schuyler.
Colonel Schuyler was royalty received
by the two squ2drons Of the FIfth
Horse stationed at the Leilehua reserva-
ton.
The orders by cable. which were re
ceived few days ago, assigning Me- +.
Samuel W. Duuning, Twentieth lntah-
try. temporarily to Atascadero, 'all'
fOrnia, to witness the fall maneuVers,
came as an unpleasant surprise TO
the legion Of admiring friends OF
Ma or and Mrs. Dunning. The pubhc
spirit and executive enterprise OF
| Major Cunning As ranking officer IN
| command of the second battalion or
/ his regiment has been so Substantially
demontrated in his great work at the
| kahauiki reservation, in the making
of Fort Shafter. the ''Model Post,
as it is known officially.
| Major and Mrs. Dunning have added
much 10 the social life Of their post
and to local society circles, where they
will be greatly missed until November,
when all anticipate the return of MAJOR
and Mrs Cunning. There is a rumor
that before very long a lieutenant
coIonelcy will be waiting for Major
Cunning and if this promotion does not
overtake the popular major before No
vember. Fort Shafter will have the JOY
of welcoming their commander home
again before Christmas.
George Schuyler Scnaeffer, nephew of
Col. Walter s. Schuyler, Fifth Cavalry,
accompanied his uncle from the Coast
and is his houseguest at Schofeld Bar
racks. Mr. Schaeffer is from Washing
ton. D. c., and is being welcomed at
the Leilehua reservation.
y y y
Among the visitors, spending Tues
day in this city, en- route to the Phil
ippines IS a passenger on the L. ;. A.
transport Logan. was Mrs. L. NJ. South
worth, wife of the prosecuting attorney
for the city of Manila. P. T., who is
returning to her home after visit in
the homeland. A younger sister of
Mrs Southworth s is the wife of En-
sign Walter Jacobs, navy.
X X II
Lieut.. George f. Price. Fourteenth
Cavalry, was being cordially welcomed
bv many old friends during his stay
here during the past week. Lieutenant
Price was formerly a second lieutenant
in the Tenth u. S Cavalry stationed
at Fort William Mckinley, Rial, Phil
ippines. With a promotion to a first
lieutenancv, Lieutenant Price joined
the Fourteenth Horse and was going
10 Join his cavalry regiment at Fort
Stotsenberg, Pampanga. Philippine Is
lands Lieutenant Price has brilliant
military record for young officer.
- y y
Beauty and solemnitv characterized
the pretty home wedding of Miss Anita
Imelda Phillips and Frank Orville
Boyer. which took place on Thursday
evening The color scheme of the par
lors was white and yellow. and Shasta
daisies. the class flower of the bride,
were daintily appropriate. The bridal
bower, where the ceremony was per
! formed, was formed of beautiful and
effective canopy of Golden Shower with
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kohala, Hawaii, June II. ls,o

kohala, Hawaii, Inc H. 1910
DEAR EMILY.
line tonight you come IN f
bring Soap mixture of ,
Chest keeping Won, a.
Clara I =.
Benson, place corner of Hotel and n
Slip o your know wbo. a.
hastily
LAURA
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One of the prettiest affairs of the
week was the tea given on Tuesday
afternoon, from two until four clock,
by Miss Vera Damon at Moanalua, the
beautiful country home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Damon. The tea was given in
compliment to Miss Frances Ferrier,
who is the houseguest Of Miss Damon.
All afternoon d string Of automobiles
and carriages carried the girls of the
younger social set to the beautiful coun-
try residence, and here, amid the trOp-
ical surroundings, two pleasant hours
were spent The house had been taste
fully decorated with quantities of beau
tiful dollhouse plants and ferns. Those
invited to meet the guest of honor
were: Mrs. Gustav Schaefer, Mrs,
Fred Damon, Mrs. Harold Gitfard, Mrs.
Manuel Garrett, Mrs. Kenyon, Mrs.
Harold Castle, Misses Juliette Ather
ton, Lillian Barnard, Flora Benton,
Ethel Spalding, Katheryn Stephens,
Marjorie Allen, Harriet Young, Sarah
Lucas, Alice Roth, Violet Makee, Agnes
WlCkStrun, Lucas, tOlSlahSC
Restarick, Wilhelmina Tenney, Florence
Hoffman,, Hazel Hoffman,, Julie Me
Stocker, Lydia McStocker, Elsa Renjes,
Annie Graham, Eda Kopke, Irene Fisher,
Hilma White, Ronhilde White, Helen
Hebron, Margaret Warehouse, Eleanor
Waterhouse, Cordelia Gilman, Alice
Brown and Julia Peabody.
- - y
The Maui News contains long ar
ticle on the farewell reception rendered
the Rev. Canon and Mrs. William Ault
previous to their departure for this
city. The ladies of the Guild of the
Good Shepherd presented Mrs. Ault
with beautiful silver tray, suitably
inscribed.
Mr. and Mrs. George Drake Ruddy of
Los Angeles have decided to make Ho-
nolulu their future home. Mrs. Rudy
is a member of the Friday Morning
Club of Los Angeles and the Southern
California Women's Press Club, and IS
well known as a writer.
~ y y
The members of the Kunalu Boat
Club will give dance during the week
in honor of Mrs. NJ. M. Garrett, who is
visiting with her parents here.
y y y
Scores of friends are rejoicing over
the news that the Princess Kawanana-
Eoa is to arrive on the Sierra, which is
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-19
HONOLULU'S CALLING DAYS.

Neutrality-suspicious., College Hills,
Manoa Heights, Makiki.
Tuesdays - Waikiki, Kapiolani
Park, Kaimuki and Palolo;
Fort Ruger first and third
Tuesdays.
Wednesdays-Nuuanu Puunui and
Pacific Heights. Above Nuuanu
bridge, first and third Wednes-
days; below, second and fourth;
Pacific Heights, fourth.
Thursdays-The Plains.
Fridays-Town and hotels; Fort
Shafter, first and second Fri
days.
Saturdays-Kalihi; Kamehameha
Schools, third and fourth Satur-
days of month.
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mander of Schofield Barracks, relieving
Lieut-Co Homer ". Wheeler of the
Fifth Horse, who has been IN com
mand of the post and regiments dur
ing the absence Of Colonel Schuyler.
Colonel Schuyler was royalty received
by the two squ2drons Of the Fifth
Horse stationed at the Leilehua reserVa-
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-03-31
~4
JUST AMONG OURSELVES
~~~~~C~N

See Crandall for watches.
Neckwear at reduced prices at the
Paris.
Board and room Sc per week at the
Hotel Idaho. 46tf
FOR SALE-Fresh mich COWS. J. 81.
Gregg. Dalkena, Wash. 46tf
Buy your watches, clocks and jewelry
Of ,Shreye and save money.
Bargains in silk waists, wash waists
and net waists, at the Paris.
G. N. HOLSTER and wife. of Blueslide,
were guests at the Antlcr Wednesday.
Painting and paperhanging frst-class
work at moderate cost. Phone 76.
Post & Dutton.
Henry A. Miller, Undertaken and Lii
censed Embalmer. All calls answered
promptly, day or night.
A special deputy collector of internal
revenue was here this week on business
connected with his department.
FOR SALE-Or will rent to RESPONSE
BILE party, restaurant business in New
port. Inquire at The Miner Office.
Kelly Hudson, new arrival from
Denver, has rented the house owned by
George w. Hart, and has entered the
employ of the Fidelity Lumber Co.
cEOO Will purchase dandy four
pOUU cylinder Ford automobile.
Will put the machine in perfect shape.
Charles +. Craig, First National Bank.
The Great Northern has been troubled
several times the past week by slides at
Leona, Mont, in the Kootenai river
canyon. On Sunday all west bound
trains were delayed "a hours by the
slide.
Chas. HI. Hamilton, the aviator, after
successful flights in the coast cities. has
arrived in Spokane with two aeroplanes,
and will attempt to break all records for
height and speed at the Interstate Fair
grounds April l, 2 and 3.
Use Rex -four. More loaves
to the sack than any other -four.
Home Grocery.
w. A. Sloan, of Locke, candidate for
the Republican nomination for county
assessor, has been on the west side OF
the county looking up the prospects for
winning the nomination at the pri-
maries. Mr.. Sloan is meeting with much
encouragement in his campaign.
Max Weinkauff is visiting Newport
friends. He expects to soon start for
the Elk City. country to do some work
on the claims owned by himself and
Jack Koch, G. Sample and several
others. One of their claims was recently
bonded to Spokane parties for $50, OOO
the option to expire some time this
summer and the parties taking it will
do extensive exploration work in the
mean time.
Idaho & Washington Northern section
men are at work cleaning up the lots
left vacant by the removal of the Lund
and Stadelman buildings, purchased by
the road and will put them in good con-
dition as is all of the company's prop
erty in this city. The depot park has
also been cleaned up and considerable
work is being done on 1t with prospect
OF making a beautiful park this summer.
The trees and shrubbery planted last
fall came through the winter in good
shape and. the $ company's Landscape
gardner is well pleased with the pros
poets presented.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-23

,oi6 CnAe. =. THOMAS,
Attest. Chairman Of Board Of Trustees.
"A. ALvORD.
fillnge Clerk.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-23
Teams wanted to haul lumber.
Ramey Lumber Co.
ORDINANCE No. q.

An Ordinance ordering the con-
struction o sidewalk on the South
side Of Third avenue and on the
West side Of Walnut street in the
Village Of Nezperce, NezPerce Coun-
", Idaho, in accordance with the
provisions Of Ordinances No. 9 and
No. i6 Of said Village. and creating
Sidewalk District No. 5 Of the VII
laee Of Nezperce.
ne Il ordained hy the Chairman and Board
OF Trustees Of the village Of Ne1pefce. NeH
Perez county, Idaho.
section That q sidewalk Il hereby or
atred buil By the respective owners q the
property hereinafter described IN accordance
with Ordinances No. and No. It. Of the viz
faee Of Ne1percc. Nczferce County, la4noi
conmenSInR ~ the northeast corner Of LOT
one Of Block Twenty Of the Original Town Of
NfEnerce. thence west pest hIofkssf u cnty ana
Twenty-ouo. then across WALNUT street % the
northea. eIaer 2, W one 9, bloSs ,' seven 2, ~
nefce thence south past Blocks seven ano
twelve 81 Iohnaon's First Addition 20 the Town
81 Nc1perce 70 the southeast corner 81 Lot
secsion a-Thai said AUDITING Blocks on
Third Avenue and walnut Street A. hcreinut-
fore described shall constitute sidewalk DIS
ffIci No Of the VlllaKe Of NeAperce
section ALI any OF the owncr4 OF the prop
,.,rlr howe doacfih1d Iaii OF neglect 20 build
me walks prescribed In this ordinance, or u
f6es IAN az nonlcct 10 build them Ia nccofo-
ancn with the provisions % ordinances no.
and No. Is Of the Village Of Nefpercc. saiu
walks shnlf be constructed BY the said village
and the costs thereof shall Be assessed against
- sstsI sSi a.rhas construction Of All side
tnile herein before prescribed % be built, be
commenced within thirty days from the dale
thia ordinance Il adopted and published IN the
Neaperoe Herald.
Passed By thlS Board q Trustees ~. ~ DAY
oi4uno. 1910 thec. ~ t,1Sa ~,
Attest.
A. A. Alvord. village CLERK.
1902.