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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
SUFFOLK
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m.tee Of Main Stree, H. cS a," S. s1n
new Main Street NJ e. Church win be located
facing Mark street, and will be centraliy
situated.
Mrs. Elizabeth r. Lenvcil. Of Norfolk and
I Mrs. Henry G. Briggs. OF Enfield. n. C.. have
family on Bank Street.
Mrs. George +. Armstrong. Of Savannah
Ga was the guest Tuesday of Miss Daisy
Convention in Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Smith left Tuesday
night for nichmond to attend the wedding
OF Miss Annie Laurie Haynes.
The Mizpah Bible class with Mrs e.
u: Duke on Chestnut Street at o'clock
Wednesday afternoon.
I The Woman's Homo and Foreign Mission
airy Society OF the Christian Church met
Tuesday afternoon In the auditorium of the
church.
| rlan Church. and pr. j: N. Gibson. delegate
from the Suffolk Church. left "Wednesday to
attend the spring meeting OF the presbytery
In session there
Miss Harriet Billings OF Richmond. has
. concluded a visit to Miss Nettie Parker on
Clay Street
for Baltimore. He will also visit Philadei-
phia and New York before returning
The Literary Club met on Thursday after
noon with Mrs. J. =. b. Holiday. The
! ley Chapman and Mrs. Holiday.
| Mrs. Willard Bailey and children. OF New
port News, arrived Monday to spend Some
| time With Mrs Wallace kiiley on Main
I Street.
Colonel and Mrs. J. r. West. Miss Marga
re. West. Miss EnIe Beal and Mrs. II. T.
Old Point and Soldiers Home Wednesday.
They were guests OF Mrs. c. ID. West in New
I port News.
M. ". Lloyd. OF High Point. was In town
i Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
DURHAM


Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
Durham. -. C., April le.-Tuesdsy after
noon. from I to o'clock, Mrs Joseph +.
Mason gave beautiful reception in honor
who has recently returned from her bridal
trip The home was beautifully decorated
e 'ST ssss noE Ezabesh s,ass ana ne
Nelson Mason bid the guests hearty well
come. In the parior Mrs Joseph X Mason
and LILY Jones received and introduced
the guests. The guests were conducted
20 the dinine-roo by Mrs. j. Ed stage.
Here they were served with delicious cream
and cake, bOns and nuts. by Misses
Grace Mason. Susie Cox: Kathleen Turren-
Mrs. I.conidas J. Jones presided in the re-
ception- room in most gracious manner
Catherine Jones stood under bower OF
wisteria and served delightful punch.
was hostess TO the Tourist Club Thursday
afternoon. Tho decorations were spring
Mowers. and in the dinins-room vases of
beauty 10 the occasion.
branch of the Girls Friendly Society
mas been organized here among the women
communicates OF ST. Philips Episcopal
church with Mrs. J. Harper Erwin as local
secretary, the highest office. and the only
one in the local branches \ great deal q
interest is manifested. The society through
out on 81, the United States has membership OF
for fricndless girls and strangers in cities
and towns.
afternoon with Mrs. Paul Gilbert on Queen
Street and held ono OF It's most delight :
iul meetings. BRUCE WIS the game and
several very interesting rubbers were play
cd. The refreshments were dainty and de
lightful
Mrs w. y. Separks has gone TO Charlotte.
whore she will visit her sister. Mrs. +. d.
Williams.
Mrs Il p Powell and daughter. Miss
Lucy, OF Henderson, are The guests OF Mr..
and Mrs X G. Craven, at Trinity Church
parsonage.
Miss Jessie Stephens has returned to her
home in Raleigh. after visit TO Miss Ethel
Brock. in this city.
Miss Lila Shipp Of Nelson. is visiting
her brother, G. H. Shipp. Watts Street
*. L. Rccdc OF Richmond. was a Durham IN
visitor Tuesday.
Miss Myra NiXon. of Lincolnton. il spend
lag few days in this city with friends.
Miss Matte Wagner has gone Roanoke
I;apids to spend week with friends
W. Il. Davis has returned from visit to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
BRISTOL


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bristol Va April l9.-Armin King and
I oridc' after honeymoon trip to the East
ern cities. have arrived here. Mr. King.
VINO Is son Of II T.. King. Il wealthy
hf's'oi merchant. married Miss Mildred
Frazier OF Philadelphia. the nup,iais be-
: ing solcmnized week ago.
MISS Rila Pitaer has returned to Wash
'nston Courthouse -, after visit to her
sister Mrs. G. j. ST. John.
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Ring have returned
to johnson city after visit to Mr and
Mrs. i. 4 Goodpnsturc
Mrs. Con wife OF former Governor COY
went to Chattanooga this week on b,IsI.
ness connected with the approaching re-
union of the Confederate Veterans Mrs
coN's daughter, Miss Mary Con win h.
sponsor for the Tennessee division at the
reunion 80
John Il. Dckcy. ,Ir ana Miss Floreno.
Dickcy have returned from Independence.
where they were called on account OF thu
death OF their grandmother
Mrs {. t. Cass and daughter, Miss Ruth
have returned from Eliza be thtou. where
they attended the Seller Hunter nuptiaIs
DR. aud Mrs. Alfred Snapp. OF Roanoke
were hero Ia the last few days on !, visit
to relatives.
The womans History club va. enter.
taincd on Monday afternoon By Mrs vir-
ginia Parrish.
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AMHERST
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Amherst. Va, April I9-Mss Martha g.
Newton. of Benne,tsvilic. s. c.. was a guest
of Mrs w. L. Brodie last week
Miss Mary DrunrIond. who taught school
I'm Fairfax County during the pas, ses.
sion. is at home
H. /" Page. OF Norfolk. spent several
days III Ainhcrst last week.
Miss VI. T.. Carter who has been sick
Tor several weeks past. is Improving
Miss Pauline Drummond spent the week
end With her parents Mr. and Mrs x r.
Drumniond. -
Cadet Tom Whitehead Of the Y. r. /.
Ia at his home here.
George o. Green. editor OF the Clifton
Forge review was in Amherst this week
Tucsday afternoon at tho home OF his
father Thomas Whitehead. little carter
Whit ehcad entertained - number Of his
small friends at birthday party. Among
those present were Billy, Katherine and
lack Smiley, Brantey Cox. Ashhy and Alice
early. Floreuce Ware, Grace Ware EIiz
abcth Bowman Billy Sandidac Clarence
and Charlie Ashby and Helen Harris Heard
Mrs. H. NJ. Iiogc. State president of tbo
W G. T. u, was this week IA guest of
Miss Mary {. Ellis "
Miss Caroline Campbell has returned from
a visit to relatives In Florida Uor Sister
Mrs Lillian Mcdaniel. accompanied her
home. "s
Robert Harrison. OF I.ynchburg this wool,
visited his family at Mrs Bessie L. wares
Rev. l.. II. Eariy spent Tuesday M The
home of w IL. Wheeler, at Eima
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WYTHEVlLLE

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NYtheyilIc Va. April i9.--The Round
Dozen club was entertained by Mr. aud
Mrs Robert Pierce Friday evening. Miss
,;4rnctt Lawson and Miss Estele Vcasey
nf I'urks Garden were guests Of honor. nd
assisted in entertaining.
Miss Page Moore entertained tho Five
Hundred Club Thursday afternoon at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Clarence
Trinklc. on Church Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. McGavock, OF
Fort Chlswcll. are the guests OF friends In
l.y:,chburg for few days.
Mrs Gaylord Stone is at home after a
visit 10 relatives in Warrenton.
Rev Bernard Repass OF Allentown, Pa,
Is visiting his aunt. Mrs julius r. Brown.
DR.. w. B. Driver, of Norfolk, who has been
the recent guest of w. II. Spiller, left on
Monday for Baltimore.
Miss Beiisa Gleaves delegate from
the stuart Chapter. d. a. Il. left Monday
for Washington to attend the Continental
Congress.
Miss Maggie Ribble has returned to Sweet
I'riar College after n brief visit home.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. S. Gibboney. who we're
called here by the death OF their father.
y. f. Gibboney. returned to New York on
Mrs. Jennie Brown left Wednesday for
ioanoke. where Ohio will spend few days
before going to her homo In MartinsviIie.
Miss Mary Powell returned Monday from
"a Visit to johnson City, Tenn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
OLD POINT COMFORT
LSpcclal 10 INC rimes .pisratch !

o,, i Special 70 The Times Dispatch
,,a ol" foint Comfort Va. April Is-Num-
heTS OF guests who came especially for the
winter season found such Wonderful ideal
Weathcr. so much To see that is interest
weekly dress parade inside the fortress
anu ne coming and going OF tho great
t battieships % tho North Atlantic fleet that
,mcH nave fingered OIL and the life of The
ohalhperiin continues happy and CAV with
.ts round OF dinner aud card parties and
The bnttleship Wyoming North Dokot,
Son'n carolina aud Florida returned to
grounds. and their arrival was tho airn , - !
lot much entertaining al the home of tho
MY W,pes OF me officers of the fort, while at
,ne SEhmherlin numbers OF dinner partios
were given for the navy officers
ri In interesting conference OF the week.
waa Wv, m"s attended by chamberlin guests,
snip Dnsehn'l season. parade OF the ten
Hho o teams and the Fourth Artillery
nand wa" held lust before tho openinr
game AMI Colonel Ira Haynes. tho rn,me
the first bail 'e' Pi'ehed
another event which has proved popu,ar
WIN me guests and attracted guests from
Jockey club .pnnes hN We're The .Iamestown
.ouny tracks the past two weeks The
hotel yacht carricd large purtics over daiiv
Mrs Herbert Shipman. OF New York. who
VAS guest Mt the hotel earlier in the
lea returned for few days visit
francisco J. Yanes, assistant director OF
INC ran Hmciican Union. came down this
week to spend few days with Mrs. Yanes'
who Is soJourning here,
MT. ana Mrs. G. w. Bergner and dauch
children who come every year 10 spen,,
the spring at the Chamberlin. lcft Wednes
day Tor their home In Philadephia
Miss Sallie Aver and Mrs. George Mum.
OF East Hampton. Mass. who have been
spending several weeks here left Tues
day for Washington, to attend tho D. A.
II. Convention. Mr.. Aver Will remain hero
n while longer.
Alexander Perry and Mrs. A. j. Perry.
OF Washington, arrived Tuesday for sew.
eral days visit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
BEDFORD CITY

ESPECIAL 10 The Times. Dspatchl
Bedford city. Va. April 9.-Mr and Mrs
charles Newell Sanders who wcrc married
about two weeks ago. stopped over In He'd.
ford city Thursday with Mrs. SHndcrss sis
ter, Mrs u. r. stone. on their way to their
home in .Saltviie
Major s. Griffin who has becn In a Lynch
home much improved
Rev. Joseph 4. Graves who has been iiv-
Ing for some time In West Virginia. is now
at the home OF his sister. Mrs. S. r.. Ans
pach
Miss Gissie Smith OF Fauauicr. is "a guest
of her Sister. Mrs. j. Gordon Smith. at RAN
dolph Macon Academy.
delightful card party was held under tho
auspices OF the d. y. u. n, the homo OF Mrs
r.. l.. West
one week Chantauqua Will be held in
Reiford City In the early part OF September
This Will be an unusia opportunity 10 hear
"a high-ciass OF lectures and other entertain
ments.
!, The women OF tho Library Association ars
arranging to hold school fair In connection
With the Agricultural Fair next fall.
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WINCHESTER
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Winchester. Va. April ls.-Invitations
have been received here for the marriage
OF Miss Althea Beatrice canter. OF st Louis
Mo. to George Frederick Sheet. Of Win
chester. which is TO be soemnized at the
home OF the brides parents in ST Louis
on April 20. Nj sheetz is son OF tho
Ia now engaged In business in St Louis
Announ Gem. has been made % the mar
ter OF Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick and the late
William Fitzpatrick. OF Winchester. to John
O'NeIli Casey, OF Philadelphia. 81 having
taken place on March 10 in the Catholic
church OF the TRANSPORTATION IN Phiia-
been living for some years Mr.. and Mrs.
Casey spent some time last week and
Ms Ms wefk with relatives In Baltimore and
Winchester. ana ihey have since gone TO
their future home in Philadelphia
Miss ire2e Virginia Haideman. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Jacob $ iIaldensn. was
married Tuesday morning the home Of
her parents. near town. To Joseph Hodg-
son. OF Winchester. the ceremony being
performed b. Rev. Dr. Alfred Jones. of
the Presbytcrian church Upon returning
Winchester. sir. Hodgson being engaged in
business here.
Mrs Richard Evelyn Byrd. who wa. one
o! the guest. OF her brother. Representa-
honor OF Miss Alargare, WILSON. a daugh,e r
recently, has returned her home here
"i i,. a ~, VISITING friends in baltimore.
MISS ha;hierr Hack. OF Earionviile. are
at the Washington apartments In B,lti-
more aS 40. guests oil the formers SON
l.-la" AMI daughter, MIR and Mrs. william
MnrburgI who VIII sail about May ! Tor
Europe.
Miss Maria Hack has returned from Glen
Allen farm. Clarke County. where she was
the guest of Sir and Mrs David Alien
Mr and Mr. lack Cromwell. OF Cum
btT!anu, Md, are visiting .ir and Mrs
John r SGTteilc
Miss Florence Wheat. who has been pass
Ing ;hc winter and spring with Mrs Town
SEND Burwcll AT Miilwood Clarke County.
h. visiting friends In baltimore
Miss Mary Carter Randolph OF Mtiiyyood
has returned from visit to friends In
Richmond Norfolk. Baltimore and Wash
ington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
POCAHONTAS

Special to The Times Dispatch
Pocahontas, Va. April ~ Miss Josephine
Dennen. OF Richmond who has been VISIT,
ing at North Folk. w Va. for some lime.
waa here sunday, tho guest OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas r. Dcnnen
Mrs. lessee WoOdrum Easey was in Blue
field. w. Va. Thursday. the guest OF reIa.
tiyes.
w y. Kcsn who has been visiting rcya.
tives In Allegheny County. has returned
homo.
where he accompanied his grandnIoth err 81
Joseph a. Stupolsky was III Biuefield w
Mrs Mary * Flanagan ana SON r. r.
Flanagan. OF Roanoke, ware. In the cts
this week the guest OF Mr.. land Mrs. Thomas.
u. Dennen. on Centre street. sfs
Miss Nanpic and Eva Dupuy we're the.
guests OF friends in Graham this week "a, ~
visited his mother In Btuefeidt W, Il
Tuesday. fsft 81 !, 5'S
", Va. this week visiting her sister Mr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
ChiLdren's Coats and Hats

are smarter this season than ever be
partincnt, on the third floor. has a c.
Balkan Coats in navy serge. Bulgarian
trimmings, for S5.9S.
Balkan Coats, in navy serge, ratine
trimmings, for S748.
Balkan Coats, of black and white check,
faille trimmings, for S5.IS.
Other Smart and Up-to-date Coats, of
pique, ratine. pongee. linen. ETC.; some
hand embroidered Every purse can be
accommodated. Coats for the little ones
to years, for $3.50 to S7.4S.
Infants Coats, several grades of mate
rails some Of silk faille, silk lined and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
Sheets
Special Values

90x90 Sheets. standard
brand, very closely woven
durable cotton; sec value
for 75c.
S1X90 Sheets, made of one
Of the best brands Of sheet
ing and worth 75c; sale
price, 60c.
81x90 size--this is a good,
strong linen finish Sheet; a
good value at roc; sale
price. 62 j-2c.
Another good value. size
76x90, welded seam: a Sheet
for service; sale price, 55c.
90x99 extra size Sheet.
soft finish and durable; a
good value at 500; sale
price, zoe.
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Sale of White
Spreads

Large ia White Crochet
Spreads, in handsome de-
signs; s1.25 value, csc.
White Hemmed Quilts,
large double-bed size, beau
tiful designs; S1.75 value,
S1.39.
White Crochet Quilts,
large lf-4, Marseilles pat
terms; sale price, S1.5O.
Marseilles Quilts.
l. "A size; special,
12-4 Marseilles Spreads,
in the best and newest de-
signs; extra value at S2.O8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
FARMVILLE

Special to The Times Dispatchl
FarmviiIc Va. April la-.Ioscph L.. John
non, who for the past six months hos
been In Kentucky. ~ back in Farmville
H. Vs. Johns. who has been critically ill.,
IS reported AZ steadily Improving ana viii
soon DO himself again
MISS JAMIE Wallace. Of Roanoke. s here
on visit To her brother. Aubrey Wallace
Professor John w. Doyne. president Of the
state Normal School of Arkansas Is visit :
Ing his brother W. 4. Doyne. of Farm
VILE.
Mrs. " i. Paulctt and daughter Ruth
are visiting friends in Bedford CITY
Mrs, g. 8. Hutter, of I.ynchburE, Is visit
ing Mrs r. =. Robertson.
Mrs. q. 8. Daniels has returned from her
short visit to Richmond.
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The Bed Deserves Only
the Best Bedding
PiYow Cases
Specially Priced

Pillow Cases. size 45x36,
and good value for 15c;
sale price, 10c.
Pillow Cases. size AZ and
45x36, hemstitched and
plain; these cases are well
made and a good value for
16c; sale price, 12 1.2c.
45x36 size Pillow Case,
soft finish and one Of the
finest brands of cotton; a
csc case, sale price. ITc.
Embroidered Hemstitched
Pillow Case, 45X36, made of
very fine cotton and worth
soc; to sell at zoe.
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ACHILLES

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Achilles Va April la---Many Gloucester
merchants have returned from business
trip TO Baltimore during the past week.
Among them we're Stoncwuli Rove and
Henry Glass. of Glass
w. ID. Pointer and his wife paid visit
to Baltimore from Bena,
John NJ Shackeiford was accompanied
by his daughter. Miss Mettie, from severn.
Mrs $. y. Bunting and little daughter,
Margaret. have returned home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20

're. Our Infants and Children's De
npletc line OF p-to-the-minute STYLES.
hand embroidered; the price starts at 81 %
up to $1S.4S, according to material and
workmanship.
Hats for the little ones for SOC to S39S.
large assortment; some exclusive styles;
quite number of dainty lingerie ones
among them.
Infants and Children's Caps and Bon
nets the prettiest and daintest ones ever
shown in Richmond; even hand enbrojd-
cred and hand made ones are shown here;
tne prices are zoe 70 S3.0S; several styles
to select from at the several prices
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The Particular Man
Appreciates Good Silk Hose

and we are Offering absolutely the best made
to sell at soc. These come in all best colors with
high spced heels and double Isle soes We also
sell the famous Guaranteed Phoenix Silk Hose
A pairs guaranteed to wear months ones
free pairs for $500.
Another wonderful value at 25c is a Thread Silk
Hose with strong Isle soes and high spliced heels,
In all best colors.
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FREDERICKs HALL

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
Frcdericks Hall; Va. April ia;--Mr. and
Airs. G. p. ,tiardcnberglc, y. V. Harden.
berg. .Ir. and Il. " Van Peit. OF Richmond.
spent several days at the home OF j. V.
Hnrdcnbuigh.
Cooke and James Quiscnbcrry attended
the farmers conference in Richmond last
week
Miss NJ. S. Mason, who has been spcnd-
Ing few days with Mfrs Elizabeth Harden
burgh. has returned to Petersburg.
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$4,000 Suits, in fancy old
blue Bedford cord and broken
sizes In navy. now.
$4,000 and 5000 Novelty
Suits, in all new materials.
broken sizes; TO close out
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$4,000
$500
Street and Euening Coats

Three-quarter Polo Coats
, S''' a. s'' .:. n light ''', and $4,000
Separate Black Wolfe Goats
made over changeable taft p1H r0
fetas, new cuts, at. .. oh .CU
co ss's IN and a S saass= s't Blouse $4,000
l.. s'ss no as'ss a sllA Coats i" $500
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Tailored Suits
Distinctive New Styles at Special Prices

Smart Suits in checks, navy
serge and old blue, fancy
blouses and tailored effect;
$3.50 and $4,000 Suits now.
$500 Suits, in novelty
checks, navy and old blue;
Bulgarian and regulation
blouses, now
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
Art Department
Monday Specials

Something new every day. If you miss one day
in this most popular department you will miss
something which is introduced in our embroidery
classes daily We are putting sale Monday a
new line OF Stamped Goods
:, Stamped Waists on fine quality lawn, 9Qc
Stamped Crepe Waists all new 90
Children's Pique Dresses made up and slammed
only the embroidery to complete them nn op
we'll tailored sizes to 10 years, OSc to epAeAeD
Children's Pique Coats beautifully n0 40
made with rolling collar, to eDA.40
10 I to r. stamped ''' ana made $3.48
The new style Pointed Collars STAMPED 90
vi nue. rep <HON
Chidren's Dresses stamped and not 70
inue '''......'. .................... eBVG
Chdren's dresses, 49,
large sizes ......# OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6CC
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-11-21
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL
On File In the Office of the City Clerk,
LeaVenMOrth, Washington

Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment roll of Local Improvement District
No. for the improvement OF Benton street
from Evans street to Railroad avenue
nue. to Railroad Avenue Tor Vine
street, by grading and draining the
same in accordance with the plans pre-
pared by the City Engineer. and in accor-
dance with Ordinance No. l02, passed by the
City Council of the City OF Leayenworth,
on the 9Th day of October, 1912, has been re-
ported to the City Council of the City of
Leavenworth, and is now on file in the of
flee OF the City Clerk of said City, and is
now open to public inspection and will re
main open until Tuesday, December 20, 1913,
at 1880 p. M. of said date, and all persons
interested therein and desiring to make OBJ
pear before the City Council of the City of
Leavenworth, at the City Hall in said City,
on the 23rd day of December, 1913, at 80 p.
m. of said day, and make any and all oDjec-
lions that any such person or persons may
have to said roll or any part thereof or to
the assessment made on any or all of the
real property described in said assessment
roll.
At the time fixed and at such other time
or times to which the hearing on said as
sessment roll may be continued, the City
Council will sit as q board of equalization
for the purpose of correcting and amending
said roll, and at such hearings said City
Council will consider any and all objections
made and will proceed to confirm all assess
ments shown on said assessment roll or to
raise or lower or otherwise modify or alter
the same or make corrections as in the dis
erection of said City Council may be deemed
such roll ana levy and assess the amounts
thereof against each parcel and lot of land
and part thereof shown in said roll and
declare the same to be first lien thereon.
reserves the right to adjourn the hearing
on said assessment roll to a later date than
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-11-21
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL
On File in the office of the City Clerk
LeavemWOrth, washington

Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment roll of Local Improvement District
for the improvement of Cascade Street
from Evans Street to Birch Street in the
Ieayenworth Gardens Addition to Leave n
worth, Chelan County, Washington, by gra-
ding, curbing, and sidewallSing the same in
accordance with the plans prepared by the
City Engineer and in accordance with Or
dinance ia passed by the City Council on
the Sth day of April, 1913, has been reported
to the City Council of the City of Leaven-
worth and is now on file in the Office of the
City Clerk of said City, and Is now open to
public inspection and will remain open un-
til Tuesday, December %, 1913 at 80 p m. of
said date, and all persons Interested there.
in and desiring to make objection thereto
are hereby required to appear before the
City Council of the City of LeaVenworth at
the City Hall in said City on the 23rd day OF
December, 1913 at 1880 p. m. OF said day ana
make any and all objections that any such
person or persons may have to said roll or
any part thereof, or to the assessment made
on any or all of the real property described
in said assessment roll.
AT the time fixed and at such other time
or times to which the hearing on said as
sessment roll may be continued, the City
Council will sit as II board of equalization
for the purpose of correcting and amending
said roll, and at such hearings said City
Council will consider any and all objec-
lions made and will proceed to confirm all
assessments shown on said assessment roll
or to raise or lower or otherwise modify or
alter the same or make corrections ms in