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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-03-20

stirring up sentiment in their COM
munities and raising funds to make the
farm bureau possible The Commercial
association is actively cooperating
with the men from the townships and
it is planned for the county and city
to work together in raising the needed
fund. The government and council
of the citizens of all the townships.
give financial aid after the agricul-
Itural bureau is organized on a .rr
Foundation.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-03-20

Concerto No. y is eleven pages, and
takes twenty minutes to play. This
the young former Ottumwan plays with
what Prof. Drake says is perfection.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-13

organizations regret my visit. ] have
FterTVed 10 such news Personally I
have received only promises of a hearty
welcome from my friends and more
invitations to lecture than / can ac-
ccpt."
After speaking in p of the So
cial purity articles published by her
daughter. Miss Christahel Pankhurst,
Mrs. Fankhurst continued:
W hope to show that the only
means of dghting white slavery and
contagious diseases is TO raise the
status Of women, The only way to do
that is to give them the vote. The
only way TO get the vote In England
is by militancy."
: Referring TO the comment which has
heen on the fees she is to receive in
the United States, Mrs. P~ankhurst said.
There has been a Misrepresentation.
| have not been engaged TO lecture
at a fixed fee, as far as ! know, but
arrangements are being made so tina
there will he a surplus after expenses
are paid which will he devoted to the
cause of woman suffrage"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-13
SCOUTS RENDERED
VALUABLE SERVICE
MORE THAN zoo WE'RE ON DUTY
At THE STATE FAIR
GROUNDS.

Valuable service was rendered 70
the visitors al the Virginia State fair
grounds last rec by the hoy cou
which were on duty daily from $50
in the morning until $40 o'clock at
night. More than TWO hundred scouts
served at the grounds, and We're an
der the command Of Scoutmaster
Booth.
The scouts were of much service 10
the police, ambulance. exhibitors and
the public at large. They were par
-tIcularIYL lSeflljn- restnlluK LOST chill
dren ia their parents. as we'll as lost
dogs. umbrellas. rain coats, and va
rious other articles. Each day they
gave information as to the location Of
various booths. The youngsters ac~
cepted no remuneration fer their SER
vices.
Two scout tents, fitted UP with cots.
seats. etc. were erected on the grounds
and were used as headquarters and
rest places. Seventeen injured people
were given first aid treatment, ana
many minor injuries were treated by
the scouts.
The first attempt of the boy scouts
has demonstrated their possibilities Of
usefulness, and from this experience
they will be able to render more eft
fective service on similar occasions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-13
MAY INVESTIGATE
RAILWAY MAIL PAY
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE TO
LOOK INTO CLAIM ROADS
NJ
ARE INDERPAID.

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-Ralph
Peters. chairman of the committee on
railway mail pay. which represents
the 264 principal railways transport
fng mails over 2I2.eea miles Of road
in this country, sent a letter 10 Post
master-General Burleson asking that
he investigate the committees con-
tention that the railways are greatly
underpaid by the government for the
mali they carry.
In the letter Mr.. Peters. who Ia
president of the Long Island rail-
road, says that it was brought cut in
a congressional investigation that the
railroads were underpaid in 1909 at
least sf5,0oo, 900 a year for the SER
vices performed by them in trans
porting and handling the mails and
tent.
He said: IF the railroads were un-
derpaid in 1909 1t anne possibly be
aid that we are amply compensated
for the service performed in the hand
ling OF the mails at the present time,
when the mails include the great adj
ditional weight OF the parcel post"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-13
DAY Of ATONEMENT
OBSERVED BY JEWS
SERVICES ARE HELD YESTERDAY
MORNING IN THREE
S1SAGo6IES

IN pbnnr,sos rru ~ E.r, Iy{rrrr thn
hlost iH1poI7aHt o. u the HtoleN
holidays. all of Tire Jewish stores and
Offices remained closed until E @ clock
""'N''"' 'et'
IN the fnoFhlhE 1T heth Ahapa' sir
Moses Montetiofe ana keneseth4 Israel
sv,a1ogtes
nr r \ r,srix~h rahh5 os Roth
Abaha rond,cted tho servicea in +he
s,rarngno yasfard.v ,-nurnfng .+ter
which mn,,oriat services In nonnr of
Tho memhars who have dicd dnrinq me
nas+ ,.aar nora haId
yon, Et,nar -. Atona,,ar+ Da, ts
considerea IN wost fnnortan, ~ tbo
,.-th .-,,9o.n " -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-13
MAY SECURE
RIVER PROPERTY
PROPOSITION RECOMMENDED Bx
DOCK COMMITTEE LOOKED
UPON T=sNORABLY.

Much interest is being manifested
by members Of the city council in
the proposed purchase by the city Of
the river front property an the james
adjoining the city wharf.
This property runs along the bank
Of the river sos feet, 1t was form
erly occupied by the Clyde company
AS a wharf. When that company
moved it's plant from Richmond the
was permitted to decay. II
is now nothing but a mass OF ohd
boards and piles.
The council committee m docks
has recommended the purchase OF the
property, and II likely that in view
.of the fact that the city may at some
future date have use for The property
in developing river trade, the purchase
mas be made. while the price Is low
The question may come up tonight
at the meetins Of the board of alder
men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-13

-MrzlA1lla1n SherXln. Of - Nofth
Thtrty-aeeond street, has returned
after spending two months with reia-
tjves and friends North.
Mrs. Z. Nj. Brai}sford, Of Washing
ton il the guest Of Mrs. 6 r Colds
by. az 27ia East Broad street,
MIR. and Mrs Charles Chanler, Of
Spencer, n. G.. were the quests Of the
orner' cousin. Mrs. II, r. Mills, or
Chimborazo boulevard, last week,
MIR. Roy Atkinson, Of Augusta, ca.
spent fair week with his mother. of
9Eaf Fast Broad street,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-13
To
MAKE INSPECTION
PRESIDENT PETERS ANXIOUS
TO FIX DATE FOR THIS
WEEK.

At the request of President Peters,
of common council, the heads of the
various departments of the city gov
eminent are preparing statements of
the many improvements which may
be required in the proposed territory
to be taken in through annexation.
This data said Mr.. Peters last
night, may prove of value TO the
members of council. when the mex
alton ordinance comes up for con-
sideration next week"
Mr.. Peters said last night he would
confer today with members OF the
committee on annexation. and en-
deavor to fix a date for the trip of
inspection by the common council, as
provided for in h report of the com
mittee,
IF possible said Mr.. Peters. we
may fix upon Thursday as the date for
the inspection of the territory. 30 that
members of council may have ar idea
of the property desired for annexa-
ton"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-13
Poultry Awards

The poultry exhibition last week
al the Virginia State fair proved TO
be the largest and most successful
in the history of the fair, fifteen
hundred more birds thar last year
being exhibited.
Owing to the large number Of birds
on exhibit the building had to he
enlarged in order to hold the over
how. This department was under the
superintendency Of G. T. Riddick. who
also had charge of the exhibits in
1912.
Special cups were awarded as fol
lows.
Cup presented by Virginia State
Fair association for largest number
of blue ribbons. Won by o. T. Selic
Poultry Farm, Whitney's Point. n.
y
Cup presented by fair association
for second largest rumber of blue
ribbons. Won by Robin Creser Poui-
try Farm, Babylon. n. Y.
Cup offered by Il. S. Gary. Of the
Virginia Poultry association, for bes.
birds in English class. Won by Frank
Burlington, 1912. and O. T. selic
FdFili, 1915.
Crudup cup. given j. T, Crudup,
Of the Virginia Poultry association,
for largest display in Mediterranean
class. +. c. White. 1911, Fl. A. Van
Ness. 1912, and o. r. Selic Farm. 1918.
Guvernator cup, given by George Il.
GuVernator. of the Virginia Poultry
association. for best display of single
comb white leghorns. Won by j. Z.
and j. w. Gates. of Barton Heights,
Schaf cup. given by w. c. Schaf.
of the Virginia Poultry association. for
best display in American class. Won
by George f. Guvernator. 1911; j.
A. Wainer, 1912, and @. r. Selic,
l913.
w, j. Todd cup for best ten single
rem. 1909; Mrs, Nj. G. Burton. 1910:
Williamson Farm, 1911: Mrs. NJ. G,
Burton, 1912. and j. A. and j. w.
Gates. 1913.
J. w, Quarles cup for best Barred
Rock cock, Won by George Guverna-
tor, 1909. l.. II. Redd, 1910. George
Il. Guvernator. 1911; j. w. s%nellings,
1912 and 1913, winning tho cup ut
right by taking IL two consecutive
years.
w. II. Brief cup for best display in
White Rock class. Won by O. r.
Selic.
Superintendent's cup, given by C.
r. Riddick. for best display of Barred
Plymouth Rocks. Won by l.. H. Reed,
of Highland Park.
Golden Rod Poultry Farm offered a
setting Of exhibition eggs for the best
white leghorn hen, Won by j. f.
and j. w. Gates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-13
Quick wits In ARMY.

It is d serious offense for a Ger
man soldier to appear in public ex-
cept in uniform. When he Is on
furiough he must always wear 1t.
A certain Lieutenant Schmidt, who
was engaged In some adventure or
other. dressed up as a civilian. was
having a fine time of it. when on
turning a corner, he unexpectedly
met his colonel.
Lieutenant Schmidt, however. did
not lose his presence of mind, but In.
a changed voice, said:
Can You tell me. sir. where Lieu
enant Schmidt lives? I am his
brother, from the country, and am
paying him a visit
The colonel gave the desired in
formation and Lieutenant Schmidt
hurried home and got Into his nni-
form as soon as possible. He thought
he had deceived his superior officer.
but the next day when he met his
colonel. the latter said:
Lieutenant Schmidt, X your broth
er from the country pays you another
visit I'll have him placed in close con-
fnement for thirty days."-New York
Times
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-13
ALEXANDRIA CORPORATION
COURT OPENS MONDAY

ALEXANDRIA. VA, Oct. 1f.-The
October term of the Corporation our
Judge Barley presiding, VIII convene
Monday morning, when a number OF
chancery cases will he heard,
Tuesday the case Of the Common
wealth against Charles Lewis. c1iored,
charged with housebreakine and lar
ceny. will be heard.
A large throng assembled on the
Henry street railroad tracks this
morning to witness the loading Of the
cars and departure Of the members
of the Eleventh Cavalry from Fort
Myer for Fort Ogiethorpe, Ga. The
soldier boys were kept busy all the
morning in the work OF loading n
did not get away until the afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-13
Hurt in Fail From Bench.

Falling from a bench in the park
on Candies Hill. whore she was
playing, lve-year-old Bette Mitchell,
of 323 South Third street. received a
cut. about an inch long. over the right
eve. The cut vas made by a bit of
broken glass, The ambulance was
called and two stitches taken by DR..
Golfer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-13
The Weather

For Virginia; Fair Monday and
Tuesday; light to moderate west
winds.
For North Carolina: Fair Monday
and Tuesday; light to moderate north
winds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-13
Aibemarlc Physician 10 Wed.

A marriage license was yesterday
issued in Henrico Circuit court to DIR.
L. @. Roberts. OF Aibemarle. and Miss
Virginia B, Parsons. 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-13

The following table shows tn weeks highest lowest and closing prices MAJ
Ntdual sales and net changes Of all securities sold on tbs New YORK stock *
change this week Highest and owest prices for tbs fn year lslZ aho TOT
10 late, are also given for a III stocks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-13
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE BY
WALLERSTEIN g. NELSON,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
1112 East Main Street.

At the request of the owners. We
will offer for sale, on the premises. on
MONDAY. OCTOBER l3, 1913,
at 5 o'clock r. NJ,
that very desirable building lot located
on the south side of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-13
CHURCH HILL NEWS

rgi HANK or phone to Madison ass.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-13
Monument Avenue

beginning ninety feet west Of Deep
Run street n fronting on Monument
yer twenty-eight feet, and extend
ing back between parallel lines one
hundred and twenty feet to an alley
twenty feet wide. This is one of the
prettiest lots on the avenue, lying
three feet. above the street, and as the
owner Is determined tp sell. 1t will
be to -FOUR advantage to attend this
sale. 5f
TERMS; Liberal. and announced as
sale.
wALLERsTErN 4 NELSON.
III Aucttoneegn.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-17

=E.rF.E.EsE'H Il
one-fifth thereof due and payable rel
.pectiyely or the first day of NoYembs
in the years as follows: 1914, 1911
1916 and 1917. That each deferrae
installment bears interest at the rag
of seven per cent per annum from am
after November l.. 1913; that tn
whole OF. said assessment or any IL
stallment thereof may be paid at AM
time at the option of the owner q
cwners of said lot, block, piece q
tract against which the same is al
sessed; that a penalty of ten pd
cent will be added if the first install
ment of the above special assessme1S
is not paid on or before the LIST daI
of November, A. D. 1913.
John H. Conley,
City Treasurer. |
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-17

! kign1 CT H2E and NGDOt grounds O
lC. & N. W. nv. CO.,, Wfnona g 81
Peter Railroad Co., Chicago and NortJ
Western Railway CO., 1880 feet
I, 702.27.
Lot / block 5. Watcrtown. AIM;
Baldwin, Is feet Sl78.29.
lot 2. block 5. Watertowp. Aim;
Baldwin, % feet. $178.29.
Lot ,, block 6. Watsrtown. Aim;
Baldwin, Is feet Sl72.29
Lot 4, block. s., W~atertoxn, Alma
Baldwin. % feet, $l78.2a.
East 10 feet OF lot 5. block 5, Wa
tortown, Alma baldwin. 10 feet, $92.71
Let 6, block 5. Watertown, 3. p
Nice, IS feet, ST7S.29.
Lot r, block S, Watertown. b. Z
Moe, O, Cestcy, 25 feet, $178.29.
Lot q, block 5, WATERFOWL, H~mna1
a Lee, 25 feet $178,29.
Let o, block 8, Watertown, Herman
AZ Lee, 70 feet, $l16.29.
Lot 10, block 8 Watertown, Herman
~ Lee, "a feet, $lTS,29
Lot IL, block ), Watertown, Her
MIN a, Lee. Is feet, &}7S.29
Lct IL, block 3, WatertoWn, Herman
sAnlDn Lee, 26 feet, Sl7S,29.
Isot ia, block 8, Wa.ertown, AIyira
Ghtrch, IS feed, $i7S.29,
Lot ID. block 5, WateFtown, Aivlra
Church. Is laet. $178.2e.
hot l. BLOCK I, Waterfowl, Theo,
IlaGm Brewing Co, 25 feet, $iTS,29.
l.ot 2, block 4. Waterfowl, Thee.
E&onlm Brewing Cp.. a5 fo6t, $l7&.20.
Got 3, block Wat8rtgwn, Tnco.
Ffs r1ao pvasF f,y1 ~ az rs,4 q4 rur 81
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-17

CITY Treasurer.
North 2qa. oct or ,ot h7ook :
U,,Fnrtnu-n VIVA nm1dnfi, 9H"S Soot'
&l%6 * ''''@ ""''""'' -' , I0'''
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NJ I2s =, oi1'N D. D. ra m"'$ $I9o Va 'onh NJ
Sopfh 451z Foot of n9r+b ar Paor
iof iot = tio ~ x W. - a L,Ltrn . n ~ ~,
~ ~ H,i H. ! pio' hs ., W@S9p'" "E 2va a. ~ w., ~,
AK faer' $951 81
Sopth III fant If north ~ rco, or
hot FUN ! bl1 I@ : ~ yv ot ro ov,o - v tio. p
Eastwood 221E, Foet eIsa1"1II' "'0" ~
North % rcat NJ sar.t ~ eo,t ~
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tnrtrw1 robn Il T,,rh ~ |"
Iga 70 ~ N~ ="
I ~ 10 b,or,x : ,,r,+o,+o,,,r r-d,,,, i
iLamm, Is feet, $1$g5s9, ~ '
T.ot % t,nct' < yyator4o 49,, Fa,,..u;
Tamn' = 35 'I gaoT : 4q CS 90 - "a" i' L"
n nt ~ blGct < W. to-to,s, II %
MooTorrs' Ok Fact cfa9 70 '"""' H.
- ~ 90 bJDcE r. ". tnyfn~,, r1ir+a-
a. TThIsf1ar - foo+ &199 @5 0"i''''
~ 80 Lio@b : {}r, yITtJ Cow.
palIrtti OK fS@t ,srs 90 - ''"i' "~'1''
m ~ ~ $40. TiS ~, -, e., 74.ur-
w -; 9E ;a ., eftgn 80 5"""' "I"'
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4+Iol[s 20 90
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49, ~. GtoetA ~ Fg&yGiio"A NuEUS
otl.5ss5s, 22 tSSI' - t7.o2.
%ofsA @'a6 Lsek q hotAl L42," LeeS
y, l9t 10, plocH I wager Al3, !, = j.
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-17

Warehouse lot 1G, Watertown, Chi
cago & Northwestern Railway Com
pany, Winona & st. Peter Railroad
Co, 100.65 feet, $557.45.
Right of way and depot grounds of
c. r. /. & p. Ry. Co. and NJ & st
l.. r. r. Co, Chicago, Rock Island Il
Pacific Railway Company and Mime
apolis & St. Louis Railroad Co., G5G.9
feet, $3,638.22.
Lot IA, block 81, Third Railway Adj
dition, Peter j. Writ and Thomas
O'Connell, 57.3 feet, $317.35.
Lot 4, block 10, Third Railway Ad,
dition. George SmedIey, 3O.45 feet,
$168.6 Is.
Lot 5, block 10, Third Railway Ad.
dition. George SmedIoy, Is feet,
$13S.46.
Lot 6, block 70, Third Railway Ad-
dition, George Smedley, % feet,
$13S.46.
RESOLUTION NO. X56,
Resolution Approving Estimate of
City Engineer.
BE 1t Resolved by the Board of Com
missiOners Of the City of Water
town, South Dakota:
That the estimate of the City Engin-
eer for the assessment Of the proper
ty abutting on Maple Street from the
South line Of Second Avenue North
to the North line Of First Avenue
North in the City OF WATERFOWL,
South Dakota, for the paving Of said
Maple Street from the South line of
Second Avenue North to the North
line OF First Avenue North in said
City and to defray tho cost of CON
strnction of said paving; filed with
the City Auditor by +, W. Schneider,
City Engineer Of said City. On the
9th day of June, A. D. 1913, be and
the Same is hereby approved.
And, II Is Further Resolved, that
the sums OF money set opposite each lot
and parcel OF land therein described
be and the samg is hereby Ieyiefi
against each lot and parcel OF land, TO
be paid in rye equal anuual INSTALL
ments aa heretofore provided by or
%dinanee, the same being for the eon.
striction OF said paving under/con-
tract with G, II, Atkinson, dateF May |
%, a. p. 1913.
Adopted J'ane 30, i. d. I9T.
T. A.. Gountryman,
Acting PresiitI, Board
Of Gompissio3ars.
q IL I3ana.
CIV AIaifaTr
gaEAL}
GO. rarJ, aa,
III $500, 3S'bi %E9tas}, -
s s@u.{ I IN ~ nv ""S"''"""'
! @IIN9l1' ~ .
{ 800, ns5oS "a ~ az S .S
/, M !, III g't'%i,," W -
~. NH 49, ~ - "a
.i $3.50 u SsSy y5tt"m ~ az. SaS
~ - s; @ .gfa tS3s ( jba,a - t'ts aosI4
3, y ,.,.ah "tSe0"o"
IA 49,, i,
ag, ,f rvs ~ 1ot8 80
%S'at ! = "a
Nt@a M. .~u5t,as
fai+
HI. l.
l'iSs lsla,
SQnlFE
Glty t}easuTgf
Notify hefeRS siyga sAaf
aHGsa f83lR4s aa32SBtaEIA t43 &atQ
item iaAs besn aiff1e3 l4E1
1--we efl9i aa1litat InstalEf9enfs at{d aaae
ftItll ~ tsa9h nf sad ItefIs MI ffla
Abe9 spgGaAt aiif ~ Due ana
lllyfote 1faS3 ft0ft a3tef tbs tate ans
pnfllfIh fltaEeef due sad payable r4
lYttFatT aEI lls 1881 Tay ct l
6f ~ slle gFsaiss GIG 1914
5sls fl38 5ttrt 79l 59aT eat d9
ferfeti as8aHHleat hears interea
tght'f fata Of seven IeI eSn9 fQr enlaYg
srofa and afEels t8t8@i
.Jlltt tfta M53qia cit said oF
aaY lrae ei8Q Haay ae Dagi
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-17
tertown, Hanten Bond Co, / foot,

OOuLU j IL OIL lOL 10, biOCk y, WATER
town, Elizabeth A. Searles, 1 foot,
$5.58.
North Il of lot IL, block 9, Water
town, Elizabeth A. Searles, Is feet,
$139.52.
South II Of lot II, block 8, Water
town, c. NJ. Cannon Estate, % feet,
$139.52.
North a of lot II, block 8, Waters
Town, Chas A. Neill, % feet, $139.52.
South II of lot II, block 8. Water
town, Geo. a Lebert, % feet, $139.52.
North e of lot 10, block 8, Water
town, John Keegan, 20 feet, $I39.52.
South y OF lot 10, block 8 Water
town, United States OF America, rs
feet, $l39.52.
Lot 9, block 8, Watertown. United
States Of America, 80 feet. $279.U3.
Lot s, block Q, WATERFOWL, United
States of America, 80 feet, $272.03.
RESOLUTION NO. X59.
Resolution Approving Estimate of
CIty Engineer.
Be It Resolved by the Board of Com
m.ssiOners of the City Of Water
town, South Dakota:
That the estimate of the City En-
giu"cr for the assessment of the prop
.trty ]abUtting upon Oak Street from
the South line of First Avenue North
70 the North line Of Kemp Avenue
and from the South line OF Kemp
Avenue to the North line Of First
AYrnu" South, in the City OF Water.
town, South Dakota. for the paving of
said Oak Street from the South line
Of First Avenue North to the North
line of Kemp venue and from the
south line Of Kemp Avenue to the
North line Of First Avenue South. in
said City, and TO defray the cost of
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-17

IS it has been little TO warm 81,
yos for 9 lev DAYS during ths aast
couple Ct weeks, remember NM ya,,
sag a gooa many times last Ja,uars
nc tiat time YOU we're longing 81,
laat ms kind y climatic condjfioas
QuityergroRlin. 1's'osis'
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-17
NO. KEY.

resolution Approving Hstlmate OIL
City Engineer.
Be II Resolved by the Board Of Com
missioncrs of the City of Water
town, South Dakota:
That the estimate of the City En-
eineGt for the assessment of the prop
| erty %lItting upon First Avenue
| South from the West line of Oak
| Street to West line of Second Street
East in the City OF Watertown, South
Dakota, for the paving of the said
First Avenue South from the West
line of Oak Street to the West line
Of Second Street East in said City
and to defray the cost Of construction
of said paving; filed with the City
| Auditor by +. w. Schneider, City En-
| gineer of said City, on the 9th day Of
June, a. ID. 1918, be and the same
is hereby approved; and
1t Is Further Resolved. that the
sums of money set opposite each lot
and parcel OF land therein described
be and the same is hereby levied
| against each lot and parcel Of land,
to be paid in five equal annual install
ments as heretofore provided by or
dinanCe, the same being for the ron,
structiOn Of said paving under con
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