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Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-07-12

Mr.. Abeel was an arrival Sunday
from San Francisco to spend the
summer with his sister on the claim
at Little Camas.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-07-12

Frank jackson and sister Nellie re.
turned Tuesday from a trip to Boise.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-07-12

Geo. Butler came down from At
lanta this week on a business visit.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-07-12

Mrs. Mary Harris and daughter.
Stella leave Sunday for Idaho Falls
where they viii visit with Mrs. Har-
ris's brother, T. H. johnson.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-07-12

r. w. Smith was business Wis.
itor In Boise Wednesday.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-07-12
TRAIN SCHEDULE
wEaY anftMn
EAST BOUND
LOCAL NEWS

Sherman o. Haight. transacted
business at the Capital City Tuesday
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-07-12

Miss Beulah Coates has gone te
Featherville to spend the summer.
Harry Evans OF Glenns Ferry
spent the Fourth in town.
Mrs. Geo. Doss is very Ill at her
home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Herring left
Monday for the hills for an outing
OF two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs M. B. Gibson we're
shopping In this city Monday from
their ranch on Snake river.
Fay Montgomery was among the
King Hillites who celebl ated in
Mountain Home.
John d. Chattin Of Rocky Bar
celebrated the Fourth with friends
In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. e. Award return
ed Thursday from q months sojourn
at Grand View
-
The ladies' Of the Rosacrucians
held a very profitable meeting at
the Mellen home, Tuesday evening.
.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-07-12

Mrs. John Owens left Thursday for
a weeks visit with her brother,
Walter Colville and family at Ham
nett.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-07-12

Mrs. Bertha Jensen was guest
Of Miss Jane Tucker at an English
four o'clock tea one evening this
week.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-07-12

Mrs. II. McVicker and sister Miss
II. Vancil left Friday for Miss Van
ellis home at HALEY, Idaho where
they will enjoy an extended visit.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-07-12

Mrs. J. d. Whitson and mother.
Mrs. Harley returned Sunday from
an extended visit with their sister
and daughter, Mrs. Summercamp at
Weiser.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-07-12

A. A. Holland, an expert miner, of
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, returned to
his home this week via this city from
a trip to Atlanta, where he had
been on a tour of investigation of the
Eahoma mine.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-07-12

The ladies' Of the Rosacrucians
held a very profitable meeting at
the Mellen home, Tuesday evening.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-07-12

Dan Weaver made a business trip
to Grandyiew. Monday.
Mrs. Reed has been on the sick
list several days, but is now improy-
ing.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-07-12

Mr.. r. NJ Wheeler is spending a
few days with his daughter, Mrs.
Hunter at Albion, Idaho.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-04-24
MANY ATTENDING
BANKERS MEETING
VISITORS GIVEN BANQUET
SESSIONS CLOSE THURSDAY
AFTERNOON WITH OFF,
GERS ELECTION.

Little Rock, April 24.-Not less
than 500 bankers of Arkansas are at
tending the sessions of the annual con-
vention of the Arkansas Bankers AS
soclation. After an all-day business
session Wednesday, the delegates were
taken for an automobile ride over the
city and to the nearby points of inter-
est Wednesday night a banquet was
rendered to the men and women in
separate halls. The bankers banquet
was presided over by Senator w. M.
Kavanaugh, president of the Southern
Trust Company.
The secretaries of the seven groups
will read their reports today, after
which addresses will be made by A. M.
Young, formerly bank examiner of
Oklahoma, and J. M. Davis of Little
Rock, recently appointed bank COM
missioner for Arkansas. Frew w.
Ellsworth of New York will address
the bankers on publicity, he being an
expert IN this department of banking,
and Ray Gill of the Arkansas Depart
ment of Education will give an illus
trated lecture on the thumb print as
means Of Identification.
This afternoon Mrs. E. w. Lambert
and Miss Brandon of Searcy will
speak upon the Girls Canning Club,
and Clifton R. Breckenridge of Fort
Smith will deliver an address on i'm
provement districts ana their dangers.
The afternoon will close with the cleo
tion and installation of new officers.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-04-24
WILL ASSESS ONLY
10 PER CENT PENALTY
COUNTY CLERK LEA TO Fol.
LOW MOOSE'S RULING ON DE-
LINQUENT TAXES.

County Clerk J. A. Lea announced
today that he expected to follow the
ruling of Attorney General VIM. l..
Moose and assess only 10 per cent
penalty against taxes returned to him
by the sheriff as delinquent, instead of
the 25 per cent formerly added as a
delinquent penalty.
According to the Arkansas Gazette,
county clerks over the entire state
have flooded the Office of Herbert S.
Turner, county clerk of Pulaski coun-
ty, and also secretary of the Arkansas
Clerks Association, with inquiries as
to whether the penalty of 25 per cent
or 10 per cent would be assessed
against all lands returned delinquent
by the collector and advertised for
sale on the second Monday in June, as
is required by law. Mr.. Turner has
advised those inquiring that in accord
ance with the decision of Attorney
General Moose and as he understands
the law, penalty of 10 per cent is
the only penalty which will be added
in Pulaski county for this year instead
of penalty of 25 per cent, which in
the past has been added to the amount
of the tax returned delinquent
The list of lands delinquent for
taxes must be filed in the office of the
county clerk May Is. All persons who
may desire to pay their taxes before
the day of the sale may do so, thereby
saving printing and salecosts.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-04-24
Admission, 5 and 10 cents.
FORMER CONWAY MAN
May HEAD U. OF A.

Little Rock, April 24.-The board of
trustees of the University Of Arkan-
sas will meet in Little Rock Saturday
at which time they will select the fac
ulty for the University for the coming
year and will probably go into the
matter of electing president. The
committee which was appointed to
consider the applications of teachers
will meet Friday and have all the
work ready to report upon in the
meeting Saturday morning.
Acting President John H. Reynolds,
formerly of Conway, is one of the
most prominently mentioned for the
position.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-04-24
BAD INNING COSTS
GAME TO HENDRIX
DEFEATS BULL
DOGS IN FIRST OF SERIES
AT HENDRIX PARK.

1t required only one hour and 33
minutes to decide the Bulldogs
fate in the first game of the series
with Arkansas College yesterday. Ar
.ansas won, but it was due to streak
of luck in the fifth, as the visitors
were unable to connect with Jackson s
offerings in any other inning. The
Batesvillians got a total OF six hits,
but three of them were so well scat.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-04-24
HAMBERG-WHEAT.

Leo Hamberg, cotton buyer for S. G..
Smith of Conway, and Miss Lavinia
Wheat, a popular young society wom-
an of Lonoke, were married at Little
Rock yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
The wedding was a surprise to the
friends of the couple. After the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Hamberg left for
Galveston, Tex, and will return in
about 10 days to make their home in
Conway.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-04-24
tered that they were hardly noticed by
the home team

tered that they were hardly noticed by
the home team.
Hendrix should have won the game.
They started things going their way
IN the third round, when they touched
Wilbur's moundman up for three safe
wallops, two men crossing the pan.
In the fifth, however, the Bulldogs
took several balloon asceniosns, and
before they landed, the Arkansas ag-
.gregation had counted four times.
winning the battle.
The same teams play today and to-
morrow.
The score:
R Fl f
Hendrix ....0OO20O0O0-2 6 6
Arkansas 100000 O5OOx-4 6 o
jackson and Cook; Wood and t.
Brown.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-04-24
MORE CRATES RECEIVED.

The second carload of strawberry
crates received by the Faulkner Coun-
ty Truck Growers Association IS be-
ing unloaded here today and the crates
and boxes are being put together pre-
paratory to shipping the berries. 1t
is thought that picking will begin
within the next four or five days.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-04-24

Joe Taylor left this morning for
Chicago, where he will visit his sister,
Mrs. l.. 7. Fritz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-01

LEGAL NOTICES
CONTINUED =

senteaocd - am cos.s, % the eip iaii o.
prison shaft 30 inrlzrieteiy delivered ef
afnmlttrd 90 the custody and kerrinE ~
said BEARD provided that me CIV coup-
cit may hf ordinance make other prns
Visions Tor the care " arrested persons
pendmr their trlAl IN any court
section The neafd shalt prescribe
such tuloa ana regulations aud exerviae
sHeh manner Of control a. viii tend -
the correction aud reformation ~ prison.
efs and 90 tho well being az othera COM
ntttea 60 Sc charge or brought within
The scope - IT, powers and opportunity
Tor puhlie usefulness. and 20 make the
same self supporting
srrtian q said Heart subject 60 CtNu
Service rutrs, shall employ such assist
anee maS ne necessary 60 perform ita
pawvfr and Functions provided. an -
reutiee secretary ~ superintendent shah
SECTION The city Council shalt make
such prov isiuuH tN tax levy. 90 othrfWt tee
ana shall set ever u the uses % said
itaard such buildings lands or property
as viii enable aaia Heard O. carry on IT,
powers and duties. and such other nhr
pewcrs ard duties as may be prescribed
BY ordinance
svc,irn g said ueara. a. far as may
te. shalt seek the ca operation Of the
school and Park Haards and the kins
County authorities FOR the purpose r.
evolving the best posslele social eondi'
section 7. All charter provisions and
ordinances In venfliet herewith are 70
ANn ne 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that such proposed amendment shalt BE-
Submitted to the qualified electors 81 TIE
city Tor their ratification ~ rutnetien
az the newt general municipal election %
ne held on the tth day 81 March, istt,
Passed the city Council the nth daY q
NuN eut h~F, 1918 and signed ~ mo Ia
open sesslon in authorization - tts pas
aaac thia itth daY ~ November. tal4s
NpuERf "a tEEk EfN.
President - the city Cnuaetl
FILED the tiih daN ~ November. 1918.
~ W CARROLL
CitY Comptroller and es.efftcie eats clcfs
Date " FIRST publication January siHt
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LEGAL NOTICES
CONTAINED

ftida may BE- received fnr All Or any
part o. division of any proposed contract
aud 40 contract shall he sahlrt except Tor
tho furnishing ~ material Without the
previous consent 81 the cltyof puucii
Provided. that IA any cnm- not In con
ftct With state law the council may ~
ordinance datrrmtna whether an ius
proVement. Or any part thereof, shall DO
made hY contract af otherwise.
AND HE 90 FURTHER UEHoLNrp
that such proposed amendment DO sub
mitted 20 the qualified electors ~ the
ely Tor their ratification of ssleeiipn AZ
rho nest general municipal election 20 DO
hold March 4. teta
Passed tho city Council the aoih day
- December. 1919 ana signed by mo in
open uraHtnn ia authorization % - pas
sage this a0th day 81 December 1919
NDHT ~ iti.Hk EfU.
President ~ the 10y Council
itird the aqth day % December 1917
~ W. CARROLL.
city Comptroller and "a offioio city clerk
Date Of first publication January Stat,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-01
NTs0LiiTION 10 ssfe

PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. >.
A REsOLuTION and PROPOSITIONS
10 amend Section 10 bf Article VII Of
the chartce relating TO tho making Of
lrnprov emsnts and thu purchase % ma
toriaia and supplies. and submitting such
proposed amendment 20 tho electors OF
The city at the next general municipal
election to DO held March :. 1918
ma m RESOLVED ny THE CITY
COUNCIL or THE CITY or SEAT
TIE
That Section 10 OF Article vfIf OF the
CIV charter be amended 90 read as fol-
lowHi
II section 10 All local improvements. the
funds Tor the making OF which are AZ
teetiy or Indirectly 20 be derived In whole
Or IN part. from assessments upon tho
property benefited thereby. and such
other improvements as tho city Council
anaIl by ordinance prescribe, may 10
made by contract to be lot 20 tho lowest
bidder therefor. under tho management u
lhr hoard % public Works OF Ia the dis
r,lstton Of said board tho same, or any
part thereof. may be done under tho man
naamcnt OF said board by day labor.
shich board shall direct tho purchase OF
materials and supplies necessary thoei Tor.
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LEGAL NOTICES


ton. accept that the names OF nvin'n -
shall DO printed IN each xt"up ~
ballot w tho order % tho nuhh'L y
votes they received AZ the primary ~
ton. the nominee receiving IN" hih"
vote az the top In each gfuuhi anu w. .
shall be no rotation ~ the names ~ thS
printing OF tho ballots a blank line she I,
30 ieft below tho names u the pi'hlt"
nominees Tor each office. wherein W.
voter may write 90 paste In the hn.n'
any person for whom he may "'S'" ]"
vote - :. ,.,.,,
that said Proposed aneudmshl no HnN
mlttrd 10 tho auniifud elrctn'a ~ ~
city % seattle a. tho neat Erntfal tift
ton 20 be haid In the CITY ef Seattle on
ras-ed the city Council tho aeth day
- December. 1919, ana stained ~ no ~
opan session in authorization or w PfA
sage this a0th day ~ December Isl.
HOHr ~ tinakEfh,
President ~ the cif Lunu'h
Filed ~ me this aoth day 81 be'-nh
bcr 1919 .an,,
city Comptroller and - .oftcle tliy 'isis
Date % fret publication January 'is''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-01

FNnFNaEu AMENDMENT no
A nEHoi.rrioS ana fhofvet l JOS
charter ~ adding thereto = ae~ section
a. 10 knewn ~ Section ~, relating 90
the qualifications ~ candidates ter etc
tive afucas tn tho city - sss,,is $40
suh,nittinx such proposed amendment 90
the electors a the city a. the sSnf A.
municipal election 10 ~ hrid IN the CITY
% me zen asy . March i'tri,,r cry
COUNCIL % rhE CITY OF SHAT
ms Arieis xyuI q the citS Charter
- amended - adding thsfsfs NJ
section % - known az Asc,iea ~. ~hieh
shall read ~ follows
asstinn a. Evesr eauaiiais fcf nafa.
inatien 10 am Slsctis. sfnoa ana sNetf
person dominated 70 any sueh ofnfe m
der tha chartsF ~ iha CTS - s~atils shat
HHhin tsu Ngf dars aftsf TIE anl ~
haliinE he primary slsrtieu Al shirh ne
ta a candidate 90 the ~ieNiien AZ ehir 2
~ u elected fiis ~ iisseisef statement
"a afffinf ursH a s1natia form 70 -
Furnished 10 the Nfff eatuEffHfsf 'Nty
s~ern 20 a. 90 va lerfesingss ~Hh We
afficss eth rhen his defisfatiau - ess-
fidary o. ether nrfnfnaftuu papef 10 hlra
settling forth each sgm ~ mooney ana
fhiuF - Faiur 80 anf tuusidefefl9n SRA
hirn. - an sns Tor htsa ~ith his hnes r
edge OF aauufrsl HHfe. faf ths rtsfp -
- securing er fnfluenrinss uf tn ar "nf
sffsetlns his nnmihAtipa % sisrse~n
he sans paid % personal expenses aHa
Il xttnF fuiit the NAtufs. hind ans fhsf
affaf - the expense FOR ShNh ne rnfns
s.rfa s.peudsd sapafatsir. and ths Part !
90 parties o. " hssu the sums s@ts Est2
and the parpasfs Tot shich sarh tef
unsnts arfe mode ara ~ this stafein'nt
al safnn o. other considerations prom
sd and act paid stall BE- ingiuasf snf >
- atsfnsnf wtsn 90 flied shall ttnfnrsi late
~ b. sabiset 10 the irstssestnh snd -
Animation - snr siscfaf. and SHAH -
sod become q part a the rahiif ferefd
lssssaf - etotat4on thsfref shal ht0
aasiffr sa~h cenaidats or nntntnr1 from
haifinF Hgeh office -
ANB ms fr FURTHER ut'sniNEn
that sarh Proposed aWsnau~nf Dc Fuh
FuatsH 20 the austiflst eleTtgfs - ths
.flfv ~ Seattle a. fhe general inunif if'as
rirrfiun 20 b. held on tte tsh d@1 -
March 1919 - -.
o. Dsrrruhsr. t1ts ard signed ~ me go
open ssssiaa tn sufhsniirsiipn ~ lts flae
cage thia roth dsY - DE en- hgf leis.
uoNT ~ HEHkf
President ~ the cts tqauetl
BlieA the 19th daF ~ n~enfattf 1913
u W rAhHnfia
.clfs Comptroller aHd "a .nfficin city fltrs
pats u tFss publication January aiHA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-01
LEGAL NOTICES


PROPOSED AMENDMENT no Z
a RESOLUTION and PROPOsfTfON
y amend ne Charter % the CITY ~ Sc
w. ~ sddins thereto a new article to
knoua a. Article XVI. creating a
hoard Of Puhsie welfare. defining the
tsNefa and dnfles thereof rspaallH9 ali
@1fiet provisions and ordnance in con
y ". thersNltn, and Submitting ths same
ne aasiifisd voters of the city at the
- t.beras municipal election
SE " RESOLVED ny TIE CITY
TLR nm i'' ~ 7ANi p
That ths Charter Of the CTS u Seattle
- = amended b. adding thereto a nsN ar.
- = knosn a. Article XVI Nhleh
a'i fe&0 ~ follows
s. ARTICLE XVI
a go There T. hereby established
nPHd o. Public Weifara composed 81
~. MEMBER. 70 be appointed ~ the
a. sitn the consent ~ me Council.
~ sens 49,. y removal for cause upon
-. ,,nesrrsnee u the Council Two
Ts.Is o. the Boatd Hhnil BE- women.
- snail serve without rgnnenaatlgu
s-@ hsf terms shaii b. Tor five years.
Ss.r nat u the first app0iniees 10 h.
So. .-e9 ~ The Mayor one shall
4. :, t."ns year. one for two ysars ona
-. t.fss years. ono for four ears ana
~ i've years Wlthin arfy daya
a.. ie taklHg effect u fhls amend.
49, " Mayor shall make such appalrf
a r-..s. .y'i PsfHns resident in tha gffy
srs,s, t weii knoWn FOR their putiil
80. - interest ia the objects and our
v'sss II such Bosrd PN'
~ b.lss'ltrr provisions applicable hersf7
H. ~ shtended 10 and embrace sala
Te,,,ialaa the officers thereof
efasi.l said Board ahaI hsy. ~
49, sspefvisiop add rarfroI ove,
toriss 49,. lAlla. asFiunr ara reforr,s
49,. aa9 places Tor drfeatfgn - e.sas
o. ,,.i ~ delinqueHis. and over ref.r,r
ana e,.,s x schools for lugesiIr sffend -
InsioS.a lodging houses. pu1iie bathe ~
pubile 49,. ,h public parks ard beafI@s
inan, arm lands and vorts Or e59,i,.,
taf1a.as ,smpwafp 0r efnrfrarrg Tnffe
tls. ars ps,,g9nginz 70 the CIV u seat
the sg.ri, snA'i nave power b. grot'iae IN
fons t,sng o. prisoners M other 80
sgeh -, ~ supervision and eontrof 1,
resnnn..y, - may be lawful ma a. 49,, =
hs sss, ~ aid Board aaid ftesrd i', ~,
safely 800 the city prlaon ma NJ
tcfdanee "a s.nFer Or dlrrhHrea lu ~
sons es', Miih law All prisoner 9rd ~
sffics, . s..iied Or delireFaI h. o. h., -
person. eoart authorized 49, ~ a.
ssaesd By he ~, ss,, sy The police Or sea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-01

PROPOSED AMEN bMlNl NJ ". ....,
A UrsOLuTtON and pitolohl -.
to amend section % Article " o. me
elty Charter Of the citF Of seattle aua
prov ihinH for the submission - nnch ptp-
posed amendment 60 the quahNra fotets
% tina city % Seattle at the neat 9eh"'s'
.nE fr RESOLVED nv THE CRY
COUNCIL or TtiE CITY of hEN
That SECTION . o. Article ~ - INC
city Charter Of the city u Seattle no
amended 50 ~ 90 read NJ follows
section The Council shatl meet upon
each Monday 90 each month, ~ " anl
- those days be legal holiday lhHN
upon the next day. not legal h'',Hs9
thereafter ana all ia sessions HnA'
public. and ~ shall not adjourn 70 ~
other place than its regular pia'" -
AID nE IT FURTHER nEaoi.vEp
that said proposed amendment De hap
United 20 tho qualified electors et ,h'
.City - Seattle AZ the nnki EeRsfhi eis.
tion 90 pc held 10 the city u Seattle on
raassd ths CITY Council the a9th deY
.af December. 1917. and signed ~ me 20
open session ia nutheuticstien ~ " pas
sage this geth day ~ pafrmter. ~
FnWf ~ tiEakEFHs
President - the city Ipunfu
riIsd - me this 1eth day " boeehNPf'
NJ W CARROLL.
cty Comptroller and ss-ofneip cry
pate q nrs, publication January 'i''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-01
ROBERT MALTRY
LEASE ass oR EOS ReNr

LRAsE FOR SALE
80 a run fanf years Flim HOUSE
p.fet IS furnished rooms frvrtinE
s..s ssnAf TIE fruit trees COW, 3
tsifsrs. chickens duchs. Eerse, plscuna,
reisisn hairs ana PIGS tine lsca'san.
-n~etsx spfinx water rirrd iusits. finr
-. harn datlY boat fraw seattle.
" WIN Rafton cliu House, Sea.
serk Nab
u Ne,e ia aeIes 81 cleared marsh land
.aitsb5s far the falslns ~ cranterrias.
$50 ue sfshssfa isase GA reasonable
- nn,ne hefaecn > 80 a'ciaek ana nenn
Man tttA
sx1rrs.R HEIGHTS IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY
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rhat the city Charter - the CITY Of
seattle b. amended b. adAins theFese
nsw article 70 be known a. Afuele ANVIL
which shalt Rad a. follows
ARTICLE NNNff

ARTICLE NNNfi
BeetiNn 1. The aEsasHnrnt. levy ant
s ss,lsrsss ~ SssieiSs rs'ps.s. q -.
CITY of seattle shall b. unAfertn Ia -
speei 20 nsfs1ns and rrpFrftf hrfela.
INA ,'srpas~s Ia he CITY a. seattle there
shall bs exempt from such tatss ter ne
year 1914 twcnty-siv~ per coat tpf We
yvar 1915 uny per cent. for NE Fssf
after one hundred per cent q shs value
u All personal property fsxrept lsssa'
haia tatrresss In taat ard ruriic service
franr htsrsi and % all improvements on.
ia o. unasr any LANDS ~ me cry q ~.
Aftis and In ievs ms and collsstihs H1ch
taxw. for the year 1914 sfVsnty i've per
ceHi Getty. ard Cor me rear l9ls tn,3
per csnt only. and far the year ists
fwnntg- fise per cent only and thereafter
10 part 81 the valap - personal property
fsxrrptins isasebaid Interests n land And
pebble aeryier frAnehiscsl ana - iinpFexs
-rsns. 5r IN ~ unaer any Lands n the CitY
sf Seattle shall - aahirct 60 tAr levy %
taxes Tor corpprate o. MUNICIPAL psfp.,ses
af the ctY % seattle leeias1. tnA'
nothing herein shall - construed % pre-
seat the isupasiux % nrsnsrs en certain
occupations within the CITY ~ seattle
ia the exercise q the police powrf. %
regulating the sale % intesieAuns
ssesian :. All charter provisions Or
srainsnrss ard parts % thnr~0t In e"n'
Ann nE IT FNarWER Wt8oLNEp
that the foregoing Amendment 20 tna titr
charter ~ and thr sans l. hsfaPf SAB
Emitted 20 the qualified electors % las
rffv AZ the nsNf general uanietpai cleo
iian 10 b held Ga the tth day 81 March.
.itt1
Passed ire ctty CounFii fh- isth aaY
n her. 1914 aaf signed ~ ne IN
open s~sslaa Ia sufhrntiratiou % tts
- snars This 18th day ~ November t9if
HuuT ~ HEakkrN
- a.
FILED the ttth aay - November. 1913
a. " CARROLL
city cBsnptraiisr and sssefficlo CITY clerk
Date o. first publication jAnnssr fls'.
reff