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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-04-17
HIT STOCK HARD IN
CENTRAL STATES

Late estimates indicate that the
blizzard and snow storms that pre-
vailed during the period from
March 18th to March 25th, claim
ed as toll to its Unsuitable greed,
fully 81, 100000 worth of cat
tie, sheep and horses on the range
in Colorado, Nebraska, Kansas,
South Dakota, Montana and and
Wyoming, says an exchange.
It was a national calamity, to
say nothing Of the personal hard
ships resulting from it to the own
ers of the stock. At no time IN
the history of livestock produc-
ton has the life and prosperity
of the meat producing animal
been so great a factor in the prob
lem of the high cost Of living. The
inevitable result will be higher
and gradually increasing prices
for the ensuing twelve months.
Coming through the winter as
well as the stock has in Idaho
county, our stock men will be II
fine shape to even increase the
rich harvest which they have
been reaping for the past number
Of wears: and while sorry for the
misfortunes which have come tt
others, the local stock ralser'
should nevertheless appreciate
their fortunate location and th'
fact that they have stock to marx
ct at good prices.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-04-17
LAKE YEARSLEY.

Quite a crowd was out at Lake
Yearsley Sunday canvassing the
prospects of the future pleasure
resort. Mayor-elect Sims new
water craft Marion" bearing in
large letters on either side of the
prov, the significant titles, "Bor-
der Days" and Lake Yearsley,"
was launched and free rides were
given many of the spectators,
without charge for gasolene con-
sumed.
While there have been numer-
Gus humorous comments and ban
terings made about Lake Years
ley" both at home and abroad,
many believe that the lake will
mean more for Grangeville in the
no distant future than many other
more pretentious and more expen-
sive ventures that have been made
in the interest of the community,
and they are entitled to such
views. Lake Yearsley" is here,
and while time alone will tell
what the outcome will be, it should
be given at least friendly recep-
ton and fair chance to make
favorable history for itself-it is
one of the community Institutions,
and should be so considered.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-04-17
Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be
tween J. G. O'Kelley and E. E.
Peer, who have been doing
a bIacksmithing business in
Grangeville, Idaho, under the
name of O'Kelley and Peer, has
this day been dissolved by mutual
agreement. All bills owing by
said firm to be presented to j. G.
O'Kelley and all book accounts
due said firm to be paid to him
at the place of business formerly
occupied by the said O'Kelley and
Peer, said accounts to be paid at
once.
Dated this 7th day of April,
1913.
j. G. O'Kelley
f. r. Peer.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-04-17
MAY DAY DANCE.

The Past Noble Grand Club
of the local Rebekah lodge is
planning a grand May Day dance
at the I. O. o. F. hall on the
evening of Thursday, May LIST, to
which the public will be admit
ted as spectators, and will be
charged an admission of Is cts.
which will include ice cream and
cake. A charge of $1.00 will be
made for dance tickets and 25c.
additional per couple for cream
and cake. The May Day dance
will begin promptly at s 80.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-04-17
CANVAS CLUB PROGRESSING

The ladies of Camas Club No. l
met with Mrs. Henry Meyers, on
April Bird. A very enjoyable af-
ternoon was spent. AT the meet
ing three new members Joined
and were Miss Clara Won Bargen,
Miss Anna Won Berg and Mrs. 81
Won Bargen.
The members are preparing a
quilt to be ratified off in Fem
in the near future, the proceeds
to be used for constructing a side
walk to the new depot. The next
meeting win be held with Mrs
Tom Twyman, April 18th.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-04-17
GET YOUR RUBBISH READY.

Notice is hereby given to the
residents of the city that on next
Wednesday morning, April 23d,
the city teams will begin hauling
off rubbish to the dump grounds
free of charge, and will continue
until all parts of the city are Wis
tied. You are therefore warned
to have everything in readiness
on Wednesday morning, for in
case you do not the team may pass
you by and not return again. All
are urged to take an interest in
improving the appearance of the
city by promptly and cheerfully
complying with this cleanup or
der.
w. w. BROWN, Mayor
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-04-17
HOME TALENT PLAY FRIDAY

The home talent play which is
be put on tomorrow night at the
onera house for the benefit of the
local ball team, has been coming
on rapidly this week and the
nlavers are said to be in shape to
handle it to the entire satisfac-
t;on of those attending. The play
"Nevada." is western and decid-
edly breezy, affording many hui
morous and ludicrous features
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-04-17
REGISTERED HOLSTEIN
FRIESIAN SIRE.

For service at my place south
boundary of city limits. Fee, "a
in advance with return privilege
Will also pasture cows for $3.50
per month, delivering them morn
ing and night. Pasture per month
without delivery, $500. John w
Phillips, Pacific phone 1877, Farm
ers. tt
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-04-17

1t has become necessary, on ac-
count of Mr.. Riutcel taking an ac-
tive interest in the Miller Imple-
ment & Hardware company, to
withdraw from the firm of the
Farmers Loan and Investment
company, and wishes to announce
this change for the benefit and
convenience of both firms.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-04-17
NOTICE.

In view of the fact that we are
obliged to pay cash for all meat
and other produce which we
handle, we will, beginning with
the opening of business on April
18th, 1913, sell for cash only and
our general delivery will be dis.
continued.
JOHN ROTHLISBERG.
If ADAM BRUST.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-04-17
LANCELoT 7TH.

Red, Scotch-topped ShortAorn
bull, will stand at the RothllSberg
ace. Fee, $500 in advance re-
tarn privilege. Cone Bros. ct:
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-04-17

and is highly entertaining. The
cast is taken from among the best
local talent, and will undoubted-
ly be put on in first-class shape.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-04-17

The best coffee in the city.
Wheref Why at the Midway-ot
course.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-04-17

Money to loan on real estate. I
H. Meader.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-04-17

At Grangevle IN the State of Idaho at the close f h
April 4th, 1913. ~ u ouSlheSS
Loans and discounts
Oyerdrafts secured and unsecured " 1865 's@4iSo So
IT. S. Bonds to circulation " '''''' o'oll 81
II Bonds to Postal Savings ''''' oo'ooo w
Bonds, securities, etc '''' o,ooo w
Banking house, furniture and fixtures $40 %
Other real estate owned ........ '''' io'ol l ~
Due National Banks (no ''' o'''o ~
reserve agents) ............ 1894 661 az
Due from State and Private
Banks and Bankers, Trust Com
panes and Savings Banks . 5000 90
Due from approved reserve agents 2S6Ol 80
Checks and other cash items 579 on
Notes of other National Banks $50 OO
Fractional paper currency nick
els and cents
Lawful money reserve in Bank,
Specie. :. -. -. .$22862 10
Legal tender notes 345 232O7 10
Redemption fund with u. S.
Treasurer, g per cent of cir
cuauon) '''''' = '''''. 700 90 9637O SO
Iotal ''.'' $500 .$435485 Is
Capital stock paid IN 5OOOO M
Surplus 1und ... 10000 90
UndVloeo prols less expenses and taxes paid
National bank notes outstanding ..... ~ 10000 M
Due 10 state ana rrvate Banks and Bankers
Due to Trust Companies and Savings Banks . - 5000 90
Individual uepoHD supJect 10 cneck 102183 80
demand cert1lcates OF deposit 196375 70
Postal Savings deposits 2,237 06
Reserved for taxes ...... ...... 993 60
Total ..,......... ..... $4354s5 Is
State Of Idaho County of Idaho, IS.
s. A. Anderson cashier of the named bank do sol
that the above best of nv
knowledge and belief. S. A. ANDERSON
Subscribed and Correct-Attest Cashier
before this 10th day of A. N DYER
April 1913 A. s. HARDY
A. W. TALKINGTON WALLACE SCOTT
Notary Public. Directors
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The First National Rank

At Grangeville, in the State of Idaho at the clo &c ,
April 4th 1913 ''e oi business
RESOURCES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-20
CAT NOTICES


sruteueed ~ any eaurt a. ths Ola. iaTf o.
nrfs0n shan - inmrtistriy delivered 49,
g'', mNtsd q abe eHatu1f and trcpirr of
s,iA IS soe t'sf hat tte CIV crun.
cu mss hs efdinaaer mako other rro
N'tiNna fsr fhn safa 20 arrested prru'na
p'''las thelf 1tal q sny o1urt
~ tHlas aHa rsH ailuna apa cscroisa
fMth manner 80 control aa will tend tu
VIZ W. afiinh and frfHtnat N rIiH"n.
W. ard g she Well hrtna - others cen
Lhn a.una af its powers and Hppnfiuulf"
w uuhffe use fufnens ana th make thr
''.1" srIf snRpagtlaH
SECTION Said Hoard subject to 'iNN
ser,Ic nias shall cmpice such assist
ahtf ta NAV ~ necessary 500 peffuru, iis
l'Ns ~ taa funeilona, provided an
i'r fetaf1 er superintendent shat
srttaH 3 THE CIV Council shalt wtte
sh'h ntnf tsiaus ~ Tax icNt. ur HtNrfW isr
.nd shalt Het utvr 60 Tho uara "a aali
- VIII enable sid Haard 90 carry en na
Powers and duties and such other llh q.
powers and duties as may hc prescribed
Section ssid nosra no f,r as may
- enaN seek the cooperation ~ thn
rfhNni and Park nnarda and fhn Kline
nHNlf authorities fuf enc rWtnnHo w
49, t'HF the best possihle soc'al condl.
s~etiaa ? Al chatter provisions ana
ardinanees In conflict heTewith are ID.
Avn nE IT FURTHER nrsotvcp
fhtf sufh proposed amendment shall be
Submitted e. the qualified electors ~ che
r'ff Tor thair Ratification or rejection
40 thr next general tHuutrirnl election 60
b. hsli en- the ith daY " MARCH ifif
frfsrt the eff1 Council The itth DAY ~
Nutcfuh bee. 1879 ard sIFued d. mo in
ontn Hsastnn In authrntIC1finn 20 lfs pas
sage thts ilfh daF 20 enfUfthef. iHie
EUHEnT ~ iiFskFftt
frasidrnf - no city CcuncN
Ftiet the tfth asY % November. ial3
ID W CARROLL.
city Comptroller ard on -nfficio citY Clerk
Date ~ first publication January aiat.
ttff
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nrgoItfrtOr No apis

ppopOsED AMENDMENT NO .
uTsOLUrION and pROPOstTfOv
"a mend Section 10 OF Article Vltl Il
ne charter, relating TO the making ~
announcements and tho purchase Of ma
s,,,faIs and supplies. ana submitting such
,rspoaed amendment 60 the clector. Of
~ rny at tho next genord municipal
eta.,,ton to be held March 4, 1913
Tta IN RESOLVED bf THE CITY
TouNCIL OF THE CITY or SEAT
TILE! &c.
That Section 10 81 Article WIN OF tho
city Charter be amended TO road az FOL
loaa3
fnnda zoo tho making OF wiirh are al
roctiy Of Indirectly 20 W derived IN whole
or Ia part from nAHeaancnta upon tina
nrepertv oenentod thereby. and such
afher improvements as tho CRY Council
.shau by ordinance prescribe. may be
4. ia ~ contract To- be lct TO tho lowest
ridder therefor. uudor tho management II
tEr Hoard OF Public works, or Ia The dis
creti3n OF said bonfR tho Same. ~ any
.rsrt thereof may DO dono undcr tho man
n..ttlsut Of said board by day labor
,gbl.h board shall direct tho purchase Of
fnat.rials aud supplies neoeanaiy therefor
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LEGAL NOTICES
CONTtNtJED

l,rn Hsfepf thHt ths unurH - noul'N' -
~ ~ 20 printed tn each GROUP on
'Hi nov iH the order ~ fho nnnN'i
"ieA They received ~ thr primary sl'
t'Wh o. nominee frUslriuH tho ~.
'te - she top in each rrour. anh W..
aNHll De nu rotation uf the nHinrn w 81
printing ~ the ballots A hlunt Wnr 49,
~ lrtt haiaw tho untnrs ~ ihc WW,
hhlHtnema fuf each office hswlh ~
Nnitf may write or paste in th" hnfn"
IVY person FOR whom no may "'"''
AND NE tr rrururn nrsotVnp
mot s1it proposed amendment %" -.
niitrd 90 IN qualified electors 9'
Nh e HHaftie az tho nest frhrfNl oi'
Ton % BE- held in tho CitY ~ heaNl" %"
March tth 1873
iussrd the CITY Council the soth dsy
Or December 1919 and signed ~ me '"
"n"n secession lh uuthautichtiun or W P''
Haao thia aath dsY If prcrmhcr w
HOuT ~ fE KNfli
President " tho ciiY I"an'N
Fiied - iue this aoth day ~ pe'''
her. tata
" II rAUUott.
CITY Comptroller and 81 -officin CITY ~,
Date % first publication innuai' a''''
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LEGAL NOTICES
CONTINUED


noe MAJ ha received f1r az ~ hhg
PHtt ~ division ~ any proposed cont -
tha o." contract shall hn anhiei except ~
the furnishing 81 material without ms
~ rflHus consent ~ mo cry f0unril
provided. that iu any ease not To- coz
HlEi with state lnv the council may ~
ordinance determine whether en- in
Pi"E cement. ur amy part thereof Hhah bt
Whan Do contract roo utherWlfr. .....
AND Bb tT FUiTuEN ltbHtiltfi s'
ihhi such proposed auradmrnt Pc sNh
mflted 90 tho ornlfnad electors ~ go"
CITY To- thriF ratification Dr ffissfipu -
ne hwaf general municipal election 20 p"
held March g. 1913
Passed the Clty Council the seth any
hf December. 1912 Rnd signed ~ me 20
npfn sraHlun in Authorization ~ lts pas
sage thia SON day ~ December 1919
HDuT ~ HFfkEff.
President uf thr TlfY ionugu
Filled the IUth DAY nf BrrnfuhH 1879.
o. W CARROLL
CITY Comptroller and cr .ofnrio CITY clsft
Date Of fret publication January aisi
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LEGAL NOTICES

from ths waterfront ~ i1Se flh.. +,
fhe location NJ floats hf 'e+e land
Pike street fpr farmers ',hrf pay.
ing purpnnen ana providing '. $40
tasni therefor be- made from ms ''
~ general bonds . - tts
WUEUEAN tho present farilhes gtty
l,abiie h"tkri a iies roc. r.s,iira s.
tension in order that ibr ruhho Ia
reita che f,ii enjoyment therein ts..,i.r#.i
WIZ hE'h mo fuli goo" nn1 .adaA
uf a4rh pubiie market. " H0 ~ ,sau.
siu require tho oouai urii1n ~ q, -sat
trfpr under mo bridge pu flst 80
from the waterfront e. ilh0 rfks
the ipcauon ~ floats az me ie.ttt f,ar
street f1r farmers produce lahof"s
wHEHEAH T. H. inerpedieui and ln'd u
tlHahls go provide f9r un ~. NJ.
said public market without mhflhE -
vision 80 "a part of such plan FOR ftil
sion. FOR the construction ~ ~ -
te.ar end Tor tho location ~ sue"
WHEREAH public necessity ard e ,,1.,
feuience require that such public in...'t.-,
be rrtendrd ana such c0nFeyor c"h. lal..t
- and floats located AZ = phft -
plan for extension. noe thrrrtrtt.-., css
nv RI OHDATNED HY TIE CITY OF
hEATTLE A. FOLLOWh .,.a ~
Section J. That there be- conHi w -
contract an extension 70 we w. a.astfe
krt 40 Pike Place 10 the CITY 81 -
ard Include. as part ~ said plan int -
tension tho construction 81 90
under and attached 60 the hflaNs ~ o.
Street from tho waterfront 30 iiAf
and tho location ~ fioatn ni the foot -
PIKE Street f0r farmers pr"1nes -. tbe
purposes. fuif extension 90 bfatn -.
existing bulkhead in PIKE street.
fffHt Avenue ard Post street. ana ~
tend ln n northwestrriy direction utl.t
The present rrndo ~ ana within ne -,
FinHi lines - said Pike Place - -
therein eighi hundred tsoo' tste fffty-
said buikhrhd. said extension 20 bs =. Z,
elk $50 feet WIDE ihe entire -, ~,
The surface 81 said portion ~ lIhe ~.
20 form roof ~ suid PROPOSED iap' -,
ments Hurh Improvement 90 DO =.
afrurtrd and maintained ~ not 70 lmpft
ur interfere with tho street Nhthe
- SAID PIKE Place. such FHirhhi.h ~
INSTRUCTED fret and thefea ~ ~ ..relr.
yeyor and floats from the fnnaa hets'"
Section That paymen, for the IN ,
pf0fement mentioned IN Section
shall 30 made from the nrocseas ~
attic 20 he authorized ~ Fpta OF Wv
people f1r such purpose, ,.,,t-
Heg lion . That Tho Honfa .t 80
Works - the said city BE- and n - hfit
hv authorized. empowered and difs-i.
20 take the necessary steps 20 tphsli
BY contract said improvement hni -
carry out Ia FOIL 40 the provisions pr
ofdinaness provided that such eelioh
shall not BE- commence until reneFAi
bonds - fhs CIiy - Seattle fof Hnfh pr
pnsH shall first have been auth ny "
a sufncirnt vote Of the qualified else''is
section I This ordnance shall take =
feet and 30 IN force thirty days from htln
after ifa passage and approval, u hppf IN
"a - ina mayor, otherwise n shall tgke
effect az tho time % shall become y
under tho provisions - the CITY chAf.
Passed The CITY council ne, .,-.... ~
mo IN open session On authenticn'i9u 81
itH passage this ....,. day 81 ''-.-''.''''
"a +f+t''. a. che Council
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praroHFn ANENpNE 80 1fos.
A urHOIrTfON ani iN'i -t,s
s.s. s,es' ~ saanr thereto res .sr''e -
.ta ~ h4aun 40 section ~. tN'
tha guAlu -affnna - canon Hl.,t. art
tive afneea in me WV ',..-tr,rnt co
me steatars ~ The citf a. hhs .t,.
.fnurfefpaf election t1 hr hrln - w"
s. the an CAV q, Marrh, lP4,,r CRY
" codsciL o. ruE CRY oF SEAT
~ Ari,,s XVII - ths cliy cea re.
be ansaa..a ~ aaalnss - ,isn Sc. uhirh
section o. o. snnen -
shall read AZ fnlaea, 49,. ,,r rom
Irsftaa 20 auY elective nii. fr-. nr
~. 800 =, he C'liY ~ seattle thali
alfhfn tsn tiel DAYS nt't t"tf.k tr
.haifina the primary e'' =. -nt.H
n candidate OF the eir, ii'n ~ .....t
80 sfie ~ ttensifei sfni 'hf i'
a.. -rttt-r anon y suitable FORM u
ffrf.fsk4a - tnr ritY 'HHnpil" TX, ,t..
sworn e. - e ~ T..isrstisn ~ rsn
tifsre 81 cher nhfnfrhtlnn l.Ap"f =
satriar feffh each Sans ,.at
thIne - thfua ~ any r'n' .t..f ~
~e-r Contributed rsid ~
hirn. ~ auY nms Tor him nN. p" ,,,,....-s
.tss ar arauta-rrnre. Tor tuN $50
- srrarfuE ~ tufuTnr Jos NI lH sl.- a.
.ff.4ffes his nomination or Ft. -t
astf siaterrnt o. 80 f"f
the sassta uaif urfanfal 800.
sfstire fafir tf~ nature. 500 -. ....
arf=~ - me expense TO- whi'a - 49,
see -snsaaef sspafafri1 40 w. 1850
- ee-tf.s ~ whs che snns
-, 49, 4.urfasra FOR ahith safh ~.
rt.ats srrs made ard ia th.s
IN s-tuts o. ether rausil rfafl
"a srf not rsid shall - inri ah"-l
.f.frasnt uhsa o. risi ahali in'in.
H. y. subject 60 the iufGe il'u snt
.r,fr4tlae q any sierfnr anA an-'
80 tsraasn . part ~ tho pH.''t y.
fselrf - stnIattnn therenf ahAti -.
ss.itfy sash candidate uf u"mlne" if'"
4~p NJ tr rifHTttEH Nl.A.lt ' ~
49, stsee tsraosass1 arnrudf'fent -
sessf,s ~ sha qualified eirH ore
r.t.v = uraffis a. thr nrn@ra.
.tstts~r ~ - hsia On me 'ih aA3 -
r.-s ne CITY caun-n ihs 'pih az
"a, -gsnstsrr. 1913. ara aiFuca - ute
s,.,,, srusian IN authanflrafinn ~ ~
$50 fhfs sath dar - pfCsfn i. ~ t'-'
'%sa nour n ufak EIW
Yrr-Ident q fhn CifF Com
Fffsa the 1dth dty n De ei...f 'f's
cite fssfrpfraIter ard r-offlrl' 'itL -
pats IL nfst publcaiiaa January 4'@'
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PROPOSED AMENbMNhl N'3.s,,sf
A uFHHf UrfBW and fltoA.I"t *.
a. atnnud Section . ~ Article ~ ~
.etft charter ~ the Ciii ~ Neht''e' ~"
pfa0tafua far fha submission ~ ~ -
paaed amendment 90 tho uunNfltn u
- the CITY q seattle At tho "'A'
'nr ir RESOLVED ny TUE ci ~
corNCtL uF ritE CITY OF
Thai Section ~ Artirie. ~ ~ ~ es
CITY charter q tho city ~ 1919
amend "a 30 a. 60 rrad BE- tnlln--, ,.,,-
Section The Council Hhnli W ter
each Monday ~ each mnnih ~ te.a
- those DAYS BE- legal NOV. .tt9.s
unnn the nest day. not Hee' t.u Il.
thereafter and an ~ sessions -.
public. and % shall not az 1n'n ~
other place than its feEnlAf
AVn- nv fr rtnTurr nEAol'N w, Ky
that saih proposed nrueudnrhl nv.
uitftsd Go the qualified rl"...f sie-.
cuts - Seattle ~ Tho nrtt Hs,,ts IN
usr 10 ~ hsid m the city % Aeai''' %
res,as me cny cnnnrii me som Ae.
10 nsaemhrr 1879 ana siEueo ~
uoau srsatun fft anfhrnffraiINn ~ W
aaaa thia aath dsV ~ 100 rnll -f.tt
WUur " NfH p p Ia
President ~ The tltl -
Filled b. me this toth day "i
1913 n " cARuotiA
city Comptroller and - ett''' wv
rata Of first publication JANUARY ''''
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT so :
Proposition ara Resolution 20 arnend
the Charter ~ tha city ~ seattle by hii
ins thereto . nsw article 20 - known
40 Article XVII rotating 60 the asses
merit fafy ant caliretian - taxes or .N
corporate ~ municipal Purposes Ani %
ffen from aueh taxation - an personal
property trSrsuf irraehnii Interests Dry
ltut ara rahNr service frtnrhisrsl ana
iutrfas rHerafs on lana repeating all char
"a tilua Zoe fha aunnHtssinn ~ aaNN
prnussnd amendment 60 ne electors ot
thr rItf a. che nest general municipal
nE ~ RESOLVED NJ rWr ciry
COUNCIL of rttE CITY OF SEAT
rtat me CITY CHARTER - me CITY 20
Seattle - amended hv adding thcfeta q
ueu article g. he hnrFn .s Article NANlA
shirh sAaN Tsat .lsws
a~rtlen 4 The sasrnsinont levy anf
cni'tcilrn y tases On property ~ eh
eaFpp~sfs Or uunlripai nurr. Bns - The
cay ~ seattle shHW b. uniform in 60.
provided thst for corporate 90 muni.
,ipai purposes ia 'he cltY - Seattle there
shall - exempf frum such taxes Coz ite
fear 1875 nnr per cent. Cor ihs year
istt seventy fve pss erat. sni thsr--
after ere hundred rer ernt - no val1s
p 81. pg-seaai rregrrt 'st,seg' lss
franrftaHsf ant - aH improvements nu.
in - under AM iaets ie tha CITY ~ t7'
attic sn4 in tstf ing ara collecting aarH
taxes Tor tho Ftsr 1874 seventy i've prf
cent only. and f1r enc Frar iftt my
per cent nnIY ard fsr me year tatf
twratH- tive per Fsnt 1nfr and thereafter
no part q fHa value ~ personal property
lexrrntfnr trMkahHtf intcrwats On land ani
anhtls aeFeges grHrchtsHsf and ~ iwurnve,
uteats en- 10 ~ mndar amr lHrfs IN ne CITY
% Seattle SHAH De- aghtret 40 the levy -
taxes far cerporats or fupnlripal purposes
% tha cltF ~ seattle provided. that
rothinx hareln shall ha construed GO ore
vcnt the Imposing - iiccrars 90 cerfain
accupatieHs Within thp city - Seattle
In the EXERCISE - the police poses. "
affsrt any charter provision Or ordinances
regulating the sale % Intoxicating
liquors
Rrrtisa All charter provisions ~
ordinances aud parts - thereof In con
fict hefeNffh are repealed
ANp az IT FURTHER RESOLVED
thar thu fafeFoinE amendment 20 thH CITY
Charter b and fha same is hsrubF sab
rrift~s 20 tae qualified e'rrtrFs % tnr
CITY at tha newt general uunicirat sier .
non. % Do bela on the an day % March.
iatt
PASSED ths city Cogncu ne 18Th day
u November. iat2. ard signed ~ ne in
open session On aufhenftrafi1u " w.
passage this Ism daF ~ &oHernhcr t5te
UDWT ID uEsKErfI
FreHidanf " fnn cifv cnnnrft
Piled the fssh DAY "a November. 1919
II " cANuott-
CITY Cuup froflsT and rr-affieia CITY clerk
pass % first publication January aist
1914