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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-12
GAS RESOLUTION REFERRED TO
BOARD OF CONTROL.
Likewise h Petition Of w. J. cstts
For Payment For Unauthorized
Werk-Routins Matters.

At a special meeting OF the city
council held last evening the most
important matter TO come up for con-
sideration was brought In the first
branch by Councilman Petticord. who
introduced a resolution that would
permit the residents OF Wheeling 20
use natural gas for illuminating pur-
poses. Upon the advice Of the city
solicitor. the resolution was referred
TO the Board OF Control for considera-
ton.
President McGraii. Of the frs,
branch being absent. Councilman
Sweeney was elected to act as chair
man. while In the second branch,
Councilman Sands was elected to act
In the absence Of President Alexan-
der.
The FIRST matter TO come up for
consideration IN the second branch
was the resignation OF Councilman !.
g. Crimson. from the Fifth ward.
His resignation was accepted and
Loui Whissen was Immediately elect
ed TO NIL the vacant seat. taking the
oath by office and entering upon his
duties last evening.
The report OF the city treasury,
showing cash balances To the amount
OF si06.i74.S3 me appropriation bal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-12
MINER SUICIDES

f-NlRMoNT W Va. F.h. It-Davi,F
vaughan. aged su. 70 miusr shot and
KILLED himself ON Quincy street az = .9
tonight NauLhu wDu~sd 40 tho lar.
rurktulc mine of IamiSon coal com
ranN. Two wears agu whii. living
Ht tarmiugtnu l, ,uf his throat with
H ra."r Boo an attempt Co.. commit sui
eide. hut recovered.
I'taf Do was 'n fh, ,'tv all Law.
" "'i"rk 3D." purchased % small q.
'tItf'" revolver 90 a pawn shop.
Walking down street DO Hrei one sb9t
io s'" DO Oh" gun would work. and
fudiuE 10 ~utisfHcf Hr.. sent "a hYIist
through biz l'f temple. diving instant.
if. So FAR Hs is known Vaughn bas
r" relatif's 100 this country. beine a
Srufchmau hf birth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-12
ORDERS TOWING
TRUST DISSOLVED
Great Lakes Concern Declared to Be
In Violation Of the Sherman
Antitrust Law.

CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. 1.-THE de.
ere of the United States Circuit
Court at Cincinnati, d~issolving the
Great Lakes Towing Co, as "A monop-
oily In control of the towing business
or the IA principal ports of the Great
Lakes. was received here to-day.
The decree denounces the methods
of the company. deciding that in driv-
ing out OF business the numerous in
dependent companies which were in
active competition prior to 1893. when
the company was formed. It directly
violated the Sherman antitrust law.
The evidence in the case is cited as
showing that the towing trust" con.
trolled 80 per cent. of the towing
business on the Great Lakes.
The suit asking the dissolution OF
the Great Lakes Towing Co. was filed
at Cincinnati by William l.. Day. then
United States District Attorney. now
Federal Judge OF this district. on
June IS. 1910. b.. G. Miller. clerk of
the Federal Court here. as special
master, subsequently, held hearings
for the taking of testimony in almost
every port on the lakes.
The decree recites that letters OF
the towing company officials TO its
agents in various parts not only sug-
gested to them the cutting of rates,
but in some instances suggested the
bribery OF port officials. il being sug.
gested that the grease" would be
furnished by the main office.
The company is given 80 days in
which TO ugges TO the court the
means Of dissolution and complete
elimination OF the illegal features of
its business.
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RAILROAD PROPERTY
BiLL Up IN CONGRESS

V tsUINGTDN. FOB 80 RulroHc
representative frIn.I to-day VIII,
"ruhi. uffift experts before fh.
enrHfn interstate nmmrrr. rummitts
iu Huurnt Irr g.u.fHii. fhr IHU for
fra taIHHfInr 'f fHiirnfd property ur-
lfr .rnsif. raf.u It tnf .nwmiff.r
1l. railroad wfiu criticism Of f.a
hI uas directed nsf th. words
wfkIr. ff mandatory nr fns Interstate
f.mw,r.. .umm SETON I'D. Iutt.f.rtIa
auI r.I,ff Hu 90. @nrI1.rHi .utf in
date N th. property. th. pn-itinn ha
irl taken fHHf u would vork a bard.
chip Boo s.wr .H.ra fnr a railroad Fl,
produce f,is Inflammation and n others
fhHf OBJ. s.II.r,. o. DO hHd been d,.-
tr't.d Dbl. nf' nr earthquake
i INn railroads aisu Hsksd for re-
IiHIIu .HIuffiuu faHHru' fu assist
fhr 'uWuni--IHu lu lrrl1fur Ht fnr
ftIHuf.Hu ard suggested that fnr.. off
flI. uur. mt mItra nr tr.a board Ia
tanned Do, fh. rtftrunds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-12
OHIO LEGISLATURE
Intellirencer Bureau.
Columbus, o., FEB. IL.

The house today passed a bill pro-
yidins for a school survey for Ohio.
The rural schools are declared 10 be
thirty-fifth in the United States in
point of efficiency. The house also
passed a bill by Mr.. Boggs Of Belmont
county regulating the sale of ~insecti-
cides and regulating spraying. A num-
Der OF election reform bills also pass
ed but n requiring that counties
send unofficial returns TO the secretary
or state was defeated. The governor
today refused 10 sign n bill compelling
cities and Incorporated villages to cut
thistles n weeds. He says the bill
violates the home rule feature OF the
new constitution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-12
.POSTOFFICE ROBBED
Marshall County Village Store Enter
ed b. Yegannen and Safe Is
Blown.

Monday night yoggmeu entered tho
1rimr- sior" 90 Glen E1sfou hy
breaking 20 large window. and after
blowing tho pOetomco safe aud scrur.
INK s26 boz money and f LARGE amount
in stamps made their escape sheriff
Hutchinson of Mgranall county III AZ
work ON The ease iut uo clue d. avail.
able An inventory OF tho stamps
has not been made so the exact loss
cannot boz a-ecprtainnd
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Obitu cary
Charles =. MAYER.

mas. T Meyer. one o fthe oldest and
best known residents OF the city, died at
80 p. m. on Tuesday, at his home No.
wenty-second street Death was due
10 the inhrmtties OF old age. the deceased
being % years OF age. lie was born in
Germany and coming TO this country in
lsf'. settled In Wheeling. where he mar
wa semploNed by Thos. Hughes Il Co.
az the corner OF Twelfth and Water
streets and later by &. W. Seabright. As
a charter OF the First German
Evangelical Lutheran church. he was "a
faithful member OF the same TO the
last: time and again holding positions
o thrust in the church. In politics he
was n auu Republican and aNreader
OF the ~lntelligencer from it's birth. -Four
children survive him: n. c. Meyer OF the
Island. Albert l.. Meyer. Of the Geo. II.
Taylor Co: Miss Anna T. Meyer. a
teacher n the Fifth Ward school. and
Miss Lena H. Meyer at home. also four
grand children and one great grand child.
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Dillon McCormioh.

Tie TeWains - ftUe late UillOUNcCor
mick viii Ice brought ~ thi Ssity on
Friday morning from Pittsburgh and
Inferred 90 NJ. Calvnr vc-meterv. fpf-
loving The celebration ~ requiem high
mass 80 - Niarys Catholic church. On
the south side
TIE deceased W. su former well known
resident 81 tbs CITY. having been em-
plnyed a. a puddrr IN the oh Dewey
mills for MANY years For the past
eight years ne has been a. resident nf
Pittsburgh where he was appointed park
patroiemau on the Pittsburgh police
fnrra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-12

The dead body of j. Slower stephens.
"A well knOwn carpenter of this city.
was found in a room at the Black Club
yesterday morning by Fred Turner. "A
member of the club. Turner Immediate
~ summoned the police who called for
the Coroner. An examination showed
that stephens death had been caused
by excessive drinking
The deceased was about 90 years ~
age aud j. survived by his mother.
widow and several children. Complete
funeral arrangements have not been
made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-12

FunefHT NerNICeN OVer tHe romans OF
the late Leo. Gilligan. whose death oC-
CURED in an Akron. o.. hospital. last
saturday. viii be cid with the ceIebra-
ton of requiem high mass in -. Joseph
Cathedral this morning at . o'clock. In
terment viii lbe made in Mt. Calvary
cemetery.
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James p. Moyle

James T.. Moyie. a we'll known resident
Of this city, passed away at the family
residence on EOn street yesterday morn
, ing. following an c~N'ended illness caused
by % complication Of diseases.
The deceased was in the fftv-SiNth
Ne.tr Of ms age and pripr to death was
a we'll known emplOve Of tho Wheeling
Traction Company. lie T. survived ny a
widow and three children. Mary. Anita
and James. all at home. Also 10y four
brothers. John. Daniel and Matthew.
~ Elkins. and William. Of Cotton. W.
Va. and one sister. Mrs. Timothy Ca
NtupV. Of ClarkShurE.
Funeral services Will he held from
the late residence on Thursday mornin
At $40 o'clock and requiem high mass
will he celebrated In St. Joseph's Cathe-
dral AT Q o'clock Intermsut VIII he
made IN Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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hcHIELEY-pu Tuesday. February II.
1913. az bis residence. No. 1880 Patla
street. ROBERT Mck1NLEY. axe IS
lun'rnl notice hereafter.
KLEIr-On TUESDAY. Fehriary %. 1874
- go o'rlurk q. M. RICHARD VIII
LIAM. infant son uf Frank and sretta
ufi'f Klein. arcd . months ana 20
dIfa
Funeral services a. family residence. 40
Iif Market street. This tWedursIHtt
Afternoon a. 3 O'Clock. iutcrmcnt 81
Nj Wood cemetery.
NErnR-"n TUESDAY st $40 o,'ocs o.
street. CItNs o. MEYER. aeei -
ears ~ months and g. days
. uh'fhl refNices on friday. 20 20
q. whicr friends ~ fmli, arc Invited.
Please omit fnver-
moYLE-Ou TuesIa,. rerrHsr, 90. 1919.
90 % uclork To- Co.,. JAMES MOVIE.
in Dig fffv-sfVth wear '
Funeral from DIE iate residence ~ 1921
ioff street. ON Thursday morning at
fs O'Clock Requiem mass Hf 49,
Luf'rNa cathedral at Hfu.k.
tre-.a ~ tho family resprrtrfIly ir-
ted fr attend lufsrweut ~. cal
vary cemetery
eILLTaAN-N Nsrou ohio or ss,ur.
s. GtLsiGNV aes a. Years
Funeral from the Palace triorfskirg
l"Hrlofa on Wedreafav February a..
NS ~ NJ Joseph c.ib. I'd 20 M,
~ interrsuf NJ tai,ait cemetery.
Friends invited
JAEssEN-or supia, fehrusrv o.
rH'>c W.. OF oono g. Jameson
Funeral rrrm the residence OF rr-rbari
ifre4'u tnDt N.'our.h street Wet
h' nt' "~tfern'"n trNfInfN o. 1913.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-12
TWO HUNDRED FAMILIES
HOMELESS ~ BLAE

CitiCNGO. Fcb % Nosriy two
hundred families were made homeless
today by % hrc in tho lngram and
kHil apartment buildings. which was
suhducd after tour hours work hv
Tho Bremen under tho handicap ~ In.
sufficient vatcroprc.surc FTyo fre.
mon Vcro hurt D., being caught under
70 fiIIiul vail mono seriously The
loss is placed at slOn. 900
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Reed

The lasts al rite Sot-r the remains
" fthe late Rev James Linn Reed.
whose death occurred ~ the home 81
his mother. Mrs. Jane Reed. Ga West
Alexander last sunday. We're held from
the place Of death Yesterday morning
ut ~ 30 o'clock. Rev. Nonatt. 81 W. Il
!. college. Br. Reed. Of Washington. Pa
and Rev. ~ VI. Evans. of West Alex
ander. were the Officiating ministers and
interment was made In the West Alex
uuL.r cemetery
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

SoH SALE OF TRADE-A good seven
tarn. shaded lawn. ard other improve
ments. Will cell cseap. or trade for Q
email farm Address Charles VI. aiier.
Cameron. ". Va Is-22-tf
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Jansen

Funeral services over the remains of
the late Mrs. Frances Jansen. whose
death occurred on Sunday morning. after
"A brief illness. will he held from the
home or her father-in-lay. Brenheart
Jansen. on M~cCouuoch steet. AT = o'clock
TINS afternoon. Rev. William Clfert wiz
be the officiating minister and inter
ment viii be made in Peninsula Gene
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-12
COAL HEARINGS

DETROIT. Mich. Feh 1i-Wftuaaseq
in tire hearings ~ the department - iu-
fariOrs rItfI euff against 90 Alaska
coal hand claim agents ON kHrhtmark
tay for Illegal entry. which began here
while repreeautarvee ~ fr. opposing
PARTIES affsmufsi Co. agree upon "a
stipulation The stipulation. 10 agreed
upon. VIII render unnecessary mufu -
80. Testimony and exTeIite proceedings
The - claimants are ailecal fn have
been parties Co. Tho transactions of Tho
Mich gan-Alaekau Land Development
company. against whish r. criminal suit
ls now pondIuE ON re- charge - Cuusplr-
a.v 60 defraud hy means ~ dummy
entries The ruHf land Involved 900 both
suits III said CO. rs worth SO 600 lur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-12

Mr.. Caeiori iId ,our husband
send fuu H valentino
W.. Iirurrrk u'.r. u.r fo &C.
'n,uUi,. but 4 ttue hc dId
lud.a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-12
WANTED-TO BUY

WArTED-Highsst cash prices paid for
old artificial teeth and worn out
Of every description. Write
Reitman. 1907 Chapline St. city.
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LOST.

LoBT-Watch. plain on one side. creS-
cent and star In chips on other side.
Initials \. -. inserted inside ease Re
= IO-i
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
SSts. 70 saogt.s'stsI, 5gss,.: zr'

Notics 70 Manufacturer. Jobbsrs. Err-
edanta auf Other Whoiesals Dealers
NOTICE u HEREBY GlfEN. That
tie State Hoard ~ control % tho STATE
~ Mrat NIrEIuIa UIU receive hide daily
af fa uffIre 80 fhlrIeefun. WeHt Viz
EluIa Ter fI~ruierinE supplies Tor fa
r4rHFcmcuf % whIrr ls vested IN said
BOARD contracts VIII DO awarded Co the
Inu ct rIrHfra. quality considered. ami
other th.nes bssnr srral West irE.ni
dealers Viii Do given preference
li-fe 81 supplies needed VII he FUR
nfehe1 tiIders on rrreIut 90 requests
stating tho line desired
STATE BOARD OT CONTROL.
ae-ftf Charlsstcn Wet We MIA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-12

Handsome portfolios OF photoarsv.
ures Of Abraham Lincoln are offered
by the intelligence. SIX photograV-
Vures with complete description Of
each for 5 cents.
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Bruemmer 6 Hndebtand

runsrsi Directors aud n~mbalmsrs.
Nefner haffct aud twenty SECOND sta
ao4. OE-a dAF aad nlahG
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Louis BertsChN
FUNERAL RECTOR AND
AsTEHlAL smsALMER,

" ~ ~ WIN -NTT-T
tails AnsV cred Ia, or Nignt-
Store Phones 635.
Vic l. Bortschy. Hell Phone fos2-R
C. J. Bertschy. Nat Prone 1929 y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-12

Doc I'ls Chic,gp consumed ,.sio.t,t
barrels of beer.
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ISCELLANEUU

secure a copy of the
ing convention, which convened Febru-
sry 4. 1854. This journal Was printsd
add bound by 3ampbell and Dermott,
~. Va. any owner Ca . COPY OF the
Journal viii perform a public service
gsncsr.. or with Hon Virgil Jewia
state Archiveist Charleston w. Va
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ATLANTIC CITY r
POULTRY.

;
per settluE. a 81 TTrue. EIgWooi.
hel phone Altcnheim 11c-R f-b-g0t
STANDARD Harrcd Rocks white Leg
horns choice matiuEa Prices right.
order nov g. r. McHuEh. Aff. Pheasant.
Dt.o. fa-qf-t-mar-l
ALEXANDER strain single comb brown
Lesturu tutkersls. exhibition stock.
fetfirrs in seaeou. catalogue 70. 4 Al
eNauder. WhecliuE fa-gn-gof
Ross sTILWELL. sI2 Main. Barred
Eorks. Heis. hose Comb Brown Lex
ION rockcrsls. circulars free. Eccs rs.
$50 fa-cf-f-f-1T
hAhN chickens from Thoroughbred
White Wyaudutfee ami = g. White
l.reIurue SIS psI f0n s. rer so. r. W.
donaldson. west Alexander. Pa. Box X
Ia-1f-t-f-f5
sHrPPARD's FAMOUS ANcoHAs. f.rst
20 Worlds creates Hpwa -elteHt
esq rr.rr ESQ average. terl Sep
parL nete1 Ohlo -a-i-anf
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DIED

heAihbEr-' Tuesday. February -.
1913. az lts residence. No. 1880 Patla
street. ROBERT MCKINLEY. axe IS
iunsrnl notice hereafter.
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roe REEr
dALLER e.

nssi Estats ana Pr r~nsurauos.
Oor. ifth and MarF-f gta
Both Phones, fe8.
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FOR SALE-House on Linz street,near
Fourteenth. six rooms. bath and Gel
lar owner Will sell at low price owing
TO III health. terms can be arranged.
Address VI. this office. feIO-T
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FOR SALE

FOR SAI@E-A young loo Id. horse.
wagon and harness in good condition
David Sheets. Greggsville, W. Va fpiO-m
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DIE AND CENT EMEN

or call WIN"
Il LEVY.
NO. io57 Aarkst St., Wheeling, ". Va
Bad Bills. Buy and Sell
SIaims. Attachments carefully plsced
and executed. We adjust cJaps ana
maf collections on q commi.yion basis-
NO oilection. no pay. Tine Nor
CAP Tue AgeneS 6O3 Board OF Trade Bldg.
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PATENTSseest.d; Tr.1:

H T. DUNLAP, PATENT ATTORM1L
Rational Exchange Bank BldS.
W1seltng. W. Va
WAHTED-To buy copy OF Chronicles
on Border Warfare" a hook descrip-
i've or tie early indian wnrs In West
Valley.
Also wanted to buy any copies of old
or county histories, tina may be on me
market Persons !laving same will ad-
dress History. care Intelligencer.
my-s-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-30
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= CITY NEWS. ,

DR.. F. L. Utter, dentist, suite AIS
4l64l7 Masonic building.
ellison barber shop has 10 BARRIERS,
no waiting. Shine in connection.
Have your eyes fitted correctly by
DR.. Mendelsohn, 21O U. s. Bank build
ing. No drugs used.
The public library will be closed all
day tomorrow, Salem Day.
The gentleman from Texas, who lee.
tured at corner Of State and CONNER
cial streets last night will speak this
evening at the Commons Mission, 24l
State street, at 8 O'Clock.
The busy business man Of Salem is
being kindly remembered by Professor
Willis McElroy, an old Salemite, and
director Of the Portland Park band
which is furnishing the music at the
fair. Professor McElroy plays on the
streets at noon, and his fine organiza
tion renders music which is greatly ap
preciated by the big crowds which gath
er around.
Eleven "boarders" registered at tn,
Hotel DeShedeck last night, and thil
morning Judge Elgin gathered in few
shekels from them, which were not fo
room rent, however, Those who did no
have the price were compelled to re
main in the place, and those who die
paid up and swore they never would re
turn again. The latter received tn,
Judges blessing and wishes to the eff
feet that he did not want them to visi
the city bastile in the future,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-30
BABY SHOW.

The following are the winners in the
Salem eugenic contest, held last week,
it is announced:
Glass one--Asahe Bush 4th, .995 per
cent; Irene Buley, 1922 per cent. Glass
twO-Elizabeth Keene, 1894 per cent;
Shirley B. Foster, 1894 per cent? Cath.
arine Winter, .993 per cent; Edwin Cur
tbs Cross, 1893 per cent; Charles Skaife
Roth, .992 per cent Grace Holman,
.992 per cent; Lewis w. Guiss, ,992 per
cent; Helen Carroll, 800 per cent; Dor,
othy Keene, 800 per cent; Whalen
Eisaman, 800 per cent. Glass three
Virginia Smith, 995 per cent; Joseph
BURNETT, 1894 per cent; Mildred Rob.
erts, 994 per cent; Mildred Roberts,
1894 per cent. Glass four-Nancy
Thielsen, 994 per cent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-30

Notice of Assessment for Improvement
of 18th Street from the North Line
of Court Street to the South Line of
Marion Street.
Notice is hereby given that the com
mon council of the City of Salem, Ore
gon, will at or about 1880 o clock p. M.
on the 9Th day of October, 1913, or at
the same hour at any subsequent regu
lar council meeting thereafter, at the
common council chambers in the city
of Salem, Oregon proceed to assess up
on each lot or part thereon or parcel OF
land liable therefor, its proportionatC
share of the total cost of improving
10Th street from the north line of Court
street to the south line of Marion
street.
All persons interested in said assess
ment are hereby notified to appear al
said time before the said common coun
ell and present their objections, if any
they have, to said assessment, and ap
ply to said common council on or befor,
the said 9Th day of October, 1913, tt
equalize their prOportionate share o.
the total cost of improving said 12tl
street, and their said assessment.
CHAS. f. ELGIN, City Recorder
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-30

paving, which is rapidly going to
pieces. The matter was referred to the
street committee.
resolution calling on the bridge
committee to report next Monday why
it had not constructed the Mill street
abutments, for which $250O had been
apportioned, was adopted.
W. and l. f. Fleming's petition for
the segregation assessments was re-
ferred.
The city attorney was authorized to
proceed against those delinquent in
bond payment.
Corporate Seal Used.
The Clark-Henery Construction com
pany sought in communication pre-
sented to make good what has beer
termed a very inferior job of paving
on Church street. 1t offered to keel
the street in repair for five years, anC
affixed the corporate seal at the bot
tom of the letter to make it impress
sive. However, Church street resident
are on the warpath, and it will take
lot of evidences of good faith to ge
the paving company out Of the hole
The high-sounding COMMUNICATION was re
ferred to the street committee.
Ordinances giving notice of assess
ments of North Church, Twelfth stree
and the,alley in block 20 were read.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-30
$500 to s..

That you can't beat our b,,..,.
~ acres in Polk county, two mll.. 'A
well v improved, $4,000 IA acres ), ~ \.
line ideal suburban home, sIo%. N y
acre in berries, new home on ,~',1 ~ !
slSoO; 7 acres in berries, Q mIl., u N
house and barn, $4,000; 30 a,,.. ~ y
acres in crop, balance timbs,
house. good barn, I'm lies ont ,,s~' ss4
SsO acres in Polk county, we'll inD,,,' ','
ed sSs, 900; ! to acres on inDtalln,',, s,''
several new homes in Salem oD i,...u
mentS; 500 acres well imU,ovM ',S ~
per acre; several s and 10 ,,,. ~
well improved. '"
We have cigar stand, UOol Nm
rooming house, hotel, restaupat. i.
Gerry store, candy store and oths, ~,
ness chances,
20 acres close in, well improved "A.
900. Several prune ranches and bs,,,
tracts at the right price. 10 r,,
bearing Italian prunes, $3.50.