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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

eooDFELLoW FUND DlSThls-
uTgp nv CHURCH COMMITTEES
Ry a number Of Goodfellows In
Mexico showing the real Christmas
shirt. moro than so families were no
membarcd. who Otherwise might
have spent a gloomy, dismal day
wah little to oat or wear and no iEe
TO warm their chilled bodies.
More than a hundred children
whom Santa Claus might have over
looked were made happy with toys
candy. NUS and fruits. II was n
real Christmas in Mexico.
Fitteen tons OF coal were distnbut
ed to those who had none and many
baskets containing a chicken or roast
rice, beans, sugar, oranges apples
nuts. candy and toys wc=s SSs. e
those who needed and appreciated
them. In some cases, clothing wal
also sent. Whites and blacks wer'
both remembered, although the majoi
ity of families were white.
The deliveries were made by Gai
rett Barnes and L. 4. Ferris, with I
number of Boy Scouts and two de
livery wagons. Forty seven familie
were aided Christmas Eve and Chris
mas day and calls r still comini
to WaIlce bearing.
The Goodfellow committee this yea
is composed of the following; Chris
tian church, Garrett Barnes and Mr.
Frank Pearl; Episcopal church. Mr..
and Mrs L. NJ. White; Catholic
church, Joseph Smith and Mrs. Geo
Lee; Methodist church, L. F. Ket-
ter and Mrs. s. II. Richards; Presby
terrain church, Wallace bearing an
Mrs. c. S. Ellis; Baptist Church,
Earl Haggard and Mrs. John Lane.
Miss Kota Luckie, Mrs. G. S. Ells
and Mrs. J.. d. Miller also aided !
the work, all of them serving @
the Purchasing Committee, with Mes
danes J.. H. Lane, George Lee, S. ]
Richards, and Frank Pearl.
The following subscriptions hay
already been made:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01
MaIntaln hinh IdsnI.

The most difficult probleH that any
human being has to solve is the pre-.
yention Of an insidious lowering of his
standards 1t is SO easy to grow a
little careless about personal appear.
anee. TO be a tribe less particular In
discerning the difference between right
and wrong, TO drop into habits OF neg
iect IN small matters that we're once
eonsiderd duties that gradually the
whole life has slipped to a lower plane
before n is ware The lowering OF
ideals along sny line means a lower.
ed life.-Great Thoughts
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01
MCKINLEY SYSTEM LOOKING

THIS WAY
Manager Crebs. of the Hotel Hox-
sey. is giving the Mexico Commercial
Club, at its weekly luncheons,
very attractive menu. Last week, !
was turkey and this week the feat
ure was blue points 1 n the hal
shell. No special business vas taker
up at the meeting except the an
nomcement that President +. A. Nor
ris had appointed John w. Million,
Fire Chief v. F. Morris and Council
man John Ballew a committee 10
investigate the fire risks in the bus.
mess section of the city. Mr.. Race,
Secretary, announced that a letter
from Vice Pres. H. Z. Chubbuck,
of the Mckinley System, wal favor
able to the extension of the line to
Mexico. L. M. White acted IS
chairman.
A letter was read announcing the
meeting Of those Interested in lower
freight rates in Jefferson City Dec.
30 before the Public Service Com
mission. Another notice from the
same body was read stating that
body had complete control over grade
CROSSINGS and subways for railroads
The Commission is now considering
a subway for Mexico.
The matter of the annual banquet
was discussed and arrangements
made to secure the Orpheum orches-
ira for this event. 1t is composed Of
Chas. Pigg and Pemberton BlattnCr.
Governor Major, Frank Buffum and
Secretary of State Cornelius Roach
are to be among the outofiown
guests.
T.. r. Carter, Of the Normal
School at Cape G~irardeau. was pres.
ent and made a most interesting ad-
dress. lie told of the Federation Of
Commercial Clubs in Southeast Mis-
souri, which also federated with the
doctors, teachers, editors, lawyers
and other professional associations
there to promote the Southeast Mis-
souri, Spirit" He stated /. r. Kelso.
a former Mexico boy, was president
Of the Federated Commercial Clubs
there.
Those present al the meeting we're:
Tom Mexican, r. L. Race, l.. NJ.
White, e. R. Meyers, Turner VIII.
ltams. Clinton Parker. Rolla NtcIn-
tyre. e. R. Carter. Cape Girardean
w A Shuilenberger, / t McCue. Leo
Hanly and W. II. Upham.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01
coaI coneumers oraanIze.

Recent Developments in the coal SIT
cation IN the Philippines, including q
shortage ! n The supply Of fuel for the
archipelago during the last few
months and the increasing use Of fuel
In the islands for Industrial purposes
in which fuel costs are of prime i'm
portance, have led 10 the organiza-
ton OF an association Of large coal
consumers In Manila which is likely
TO be of great importance in indus
trial matters in the far east.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01
Stock and
~ Fa IN News
Dear sir:

Dear sir:
AS cane has been used more
or less by most farmers at some
time, this article may be of inter.
est to some and help to others. Cane
as a rule, loses a great deal OF its
value after a hard freeze. The Joints
break. The black spots are signs of
decay Or rather a chemical change,
that takes place after a freeze. Cane
at best, Is hard to cure i'm a shock
as the leaves are thick and heavy,
and packed tight. Air circulation Is
bad in a silo. Cane has filled all the
requirements that make up good
silage. It is easy to cut, easy to
sack, has a fine odor, is not too
laxative is eaten by all classes Of
stock.
There is absolutely no waste, as
is sometimes the case in corn silage.
Cattle will eat more and do as we'll IL
not better than on corn silage. Be-
fore filling this silo ! wrote 10 three
experiment stations and received
practically the same answer. Feeding
value Is the same as corn, when the
cane stands until dead ripe. The
seed of an acre Of cane Will make
from 20 to 40 bu OF sliced seed are
more digestible. As 10 feeding value.
they n about the same, pound for
pound, AZ corn, however, unless cook
ed or ground they are less digesIble.
A few silos have been refIlled with
cane, late unnatural cane. One man
expressed It's feeding value an better
than a snow-bank." As for mino, /
good bright, sweet cane silageI
in preference to ary for q feeding pc
Rod of 3 months or less. II grows
more per acre. 80 thinner soil han
dies nicer cut up finer.
st. Clair Emmons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01
WANT Mlpnlenr nnA,n

The people in ST. Louis, Kansas
oity and the towns along the line
are up in arms against the four rail.
roads which propose TO take oft
tnelr trains leaving st. Louis about
Midnight. Two of these trains n
on the Burlington and one on tho
wabash are due into Mexico about ,
O'Clock and reach Kansas City alrnon,
az early as trains due hero seyerat
hours earlier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01
10 Die In the Last Ditch.

The saying TO Die in the Last Ditch,
may be attributed to William of Or
ange, When Buckingham urged the
inevitable destruction which hung
over the united provinces and asked
him whether he did not see 1t
the commonwealth was ruined: 81. se
is u certain means, replied the
prince, by which | can be sure v
to see my country's ruin--l will die in
the last ditch
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01
Button, peiIberatelv Came on.

Harry. age four. was investigating
mothers sewing basket while she was
busy. Mother told him not to take
the buttons of the card, as they would
be lost. The little boy continued to
play with them. however, and some
OF the buttons came OF the card,
Harry. ! told you not to take the
buttons OF the card. Now you have
diEobeyed me" "But. mother" said
Harry = didn't take en- OFF. They is,
theli5ertly came or
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

THE churches Of Mexico some time
during next November will confer
regarding a community Xmas tree
OF course the success OF such an en-.
tertainment depends largely on the
weather Christmas Eve. Some Of the
churches have been IN favor of hav.
ing their own Christmas trees but
most Of them are willing to try a
community tree and see whether II
Will be satisfactory or not. In order
TO insure the Of such an en-
tertainment II should be managed by
a committee from each church and
arrangements should be made in adj
vance so that all can work together
In harmony, free from any ~explolta-
ton or exclusive" management
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

IN the death Of Mrs. Olivia Bowman
Mexico loses n Of its oldest aad
most highly respected citizens. Mrs
Bowman was a splendid Christian
woman, a member OF the Methodist
Church from childhood and her death
win sadden many hearts in this
community. The Ledger joins the PEG
pie Of this community In extendiag
s~incerest sympathy to the berear-
ed family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

SECRETARY OF STATE HON.
CORNELIUS ROACH has appointed
John A. Guthrie. ir., to an importana
position in the Secretary of States
Office at jefferson City. John will
make a faithful and efficient Off.
Ger and his appointment will meet
with the cordial approval of the PEG
pie of Mexico and Audrain County
g~enerally.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01
Wouldn't Want Him.

A distinguished French authoress
(who FOR obvious reasons must be
natneless, but who lately wal intro
dueed to one of the most important
and least imposing, personally. Of the
European monarehs) was asked a day
or two ago what she thought Of him
Her reply was unexpected. IF / were
out fishing and caught him. she re-
piled, Il should put him back"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

TT lie runored that Dean Walter
williams who is making a tour Of ths
world and writing a series Of articles
for q large number of newspapers.
among which is the Ledger, will re-
turn for Journalism week at the Uni
persity ct Columbia IN May. It ID I'M
derstood that after q two weeks vie
st at home he viii Iesve for South
America 10 oompiotaa bis years tour.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01
CAROL singing. library. hospita
and Christmas spirit are what make
town worth living IN.

WE understand that q large numbe
Of citizens of Mexico are requesting
J. W. Dry to become = candidate for
Mayor Of Mexico. Mr.. Dry believes
the affairs OF Mexico a be run
successfully without any saloon u
cense and also believes that blind IL
gers and bootleegers canbe kept from
doing business in this city. Mr.. Dr.
is a very busy man and a. We unde
stand the matter has not yet defin-
ltely agreed TO become a candidate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

REV. J. H. JACKSON. formerly
pastor of the Methodist Church d
Mexico, has been nominated for Ma
yor by the peoples party at New Ma
tinsVille, w. Va, a town of some
thing like 1000 inhabitants.
Rev. Jackson had been councilman
for over two years and gave splendid
Satisfaction. During Rev. Jack
sons administration the saloons
we're closed. There are two tickets in
New MartinsTille; the city tickle
is the peoples party ticket and the
wet ticket is the citizens ticket.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

In the whole feminine creation are
there any happier women than the
deEormed wife who is not crooked for
the eyes she loves. the lame woman
when her husband would not have her
other than she is. and the wife grown
old and gray who is still young for
him 2'-Balzac.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01
Taking Mo Chances.

Dinny was taking dinner with Ho
gan at a brilliant cafe. They werenf
accustomed to eating Ell such a place
but they got along fairly well When
they had finished, the waiter said:
Shall I bring you a couple Of demi-
tasses?" Not on yer life" exclaimed
Dinny. Our wives might com III
an see US sittin' wild them."-SaH
Francisco Argonaut.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

MACON has organized a Law and
Order League and the Macon Herald
says: "The primary object OF the
league is. however. to nun down all
~booleggers and violators OF the 10
cal option law. not only in Macon,
hut in other towns throughout the
county. What We want to do is to
prevent the b~ootlegger from eve
starting here IN Macon after the
saloons are closed" said one OF the
men today. who is interested IN the
formation OF many leagues throughod
the county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01
50 KILLED WHEN CRY
OF SIRE" CAUSES PANIC.

50 KILLED WHEN CRY
OF aFIRE" CAUSES PANIC.
csiumes, Mich. Dec. a.
Eighty persons. mostly childrcl.
wore Killed tonight at a chrissmas
celebration by copper mine oArikefs
in Italian Hall. because Of a need
les panic caused by a false alarm
Of fire.
The alarm was given by a drunken
man. who has disappeared. The
alarm was taken no by those in hall
and every one started for the doors.
The crush ~proveaed movement Tbs
weaker were thrown 10 the floor AND
those behind aied 20 cllmb over
them.
The only regular exit q q marrow
stairway at tho bck Of the han. whe'
this had bean cleared of tho bodies
that filled IL 70 the top II was
found that tho dead included 81
girls, 10 boys. 10 women and 8 men,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

IN spite of the inclement weather
the carol singers netted a nice sum
for the charity ward OF the Mexico
HOSPITAL. We want to congratulate
the management on the success Of
this entertainment and feel confident
that next year ii viii be more popu.
lar than ever.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

Invited out to dinner. mother stood
before the mirror. and, having made
her yellow locks a trife yellower, she
proceeded 70 apply the pencil to her
eyebrows. The little daughter stood
BY and wondered Finally she asked;
Mother, what are you writing on
your face for?"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

THERE 10 no necessity for uneasi
ness regarding smallpox in Mexico
There Is only n case, and the
Mayor has had that carefully quar-
antined. The city officials are 60.
ing to be extremely careful to pre-
vent the spread Of this disease.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01
TIE SMART SEPARATE COAT
A FASHION DEMAND

Straight, simple, almost severe Of
nne are many Of the long. separate
coats. Otlgsys are belted and trlmmed
10 give the effect Of q suit. with Inc
increasing popularity OF the piece
dress a coat ~ this sort Is almost a
necessity The soft velours and fur
fabrics appeal as cold. crisp days ap-
proach. hut the smooth stuns and
tweeds and serges are always appro.
pirate.
one OF the smartest and most prac-
ucal 81 this style of coats seen this
season ~as Of brownish tweed. an al
most invisible mixture, coilared and
cuhed IN tobacco brown b~roadclotb
This is an excellent suggestion for
1882 This model would also be al.
tractive in = bright blue velours 10
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

"Oh, father said the young woman
enthusiastically I'VE suffragettes are
eager to sweep the country"
"Humph'" replied her parent, look
ing at her over his spectacles, then
suppose you start your share of it in
our parlor and dining ronnl"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01
NOTICE or SALE UNDER

"Wtttb VT ShLE UNuEH
DEED or TRpSF
Whereas, y. J. Pimpell and Eff,
NJ. Pimpell. his wife, by their certain
deed Of trust dated 18th day Of
June. 1910. duly acknowledged an,
recorded IN the Recorders OHice q,
the County Of Audrain and State Of
Missouri In Trust Deed Record BOOK
S6 at page il9 conveyed TO the under
signed trustee the followingdescrlbed
Rel Estate lying and being situate in
the County OF Audraln and State az
Missouri. to-wit:
Lots One ID and two (2) oil
CLOCK Four "a IN the Fair Ground
Addition TO Tho City of Mexico, Mia.
souri, and being the same lots con
veyed to the said PimpeIl by tho
said Henrietta ]. Cadwallader BY
deed OF oven date herewith.
Which said conveyance was made In
trust to secure he payment of Ger.
tain negotiable promlssory notes. to.
gether with tho interest thereon. ana
IN said Deed Of Trust fully described
And, whereas, the interest
q said promissory notes
SO secured by said deed OF Trust is
now past due and remains unpaid.
Now therefore I, S. j. Bnckner.fhe
trustee named In said Deed Of Trust
under The forms Of said decd
al the request Of thc legal holder Of
Sald promissory note viii, Friday,
the 2nd day Of January, A o. fot4,
between the hours OF 0 O'Clock a
N and . O'Clock p. m. on that day,
proceed TO sell The real estate above
described at public vendue TO high.
esq bidder at East front door OF the
court House In the City of Mexico
NO Tor cash, 10 pay said debt and in
terest and the costs and expenses NJ
executing this trust
s. J. Buckner, Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

Miss Sallle Vandeventer has gone
to GAINESVILLE where she will at
tend the wedding Of Miss Eloise
Ruttiedge to T. Fl. Leet Of Laddonia
Tuesday evening. Both OF these
young people are well known in Meg
snn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01
W. W. JAckMAN o v
TO PINE BLUFF, Al

TO PINE BLUFF, ARK
A letter from Rison. Ark, 10 Tn
Ledger says:
THE property Of VIM. w. Jack
man, on N. Missouri Ave, has latel,
been sold to F. B. Freezer of Der
mott. Ark, for $500. Mr.. Freezot
expects to visit his new purchase
soon. Mr.. Jackman has a position
with a job printing company in Pins
Bluff, Ark, and expects to make a
permanent home in that city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01
STOCK AND FARM
PAPER FREE

PAPEh FhEE
The Missouri Ru ralIst, one Of the
very best farm and stock papers pu
lished anywhere will be cent free
to new subserihrs to the Weekly Led
ger who live In Audraln County. Both
papers one year for 500. u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01
TRUSTEES SALE

!. TRUSTEES SALE
WHEREAS. Mary r. Bohor
by her certain deed Of trust
the 9Th day Of July,l905, aai
ed in tho office Of the RccoI
Deeds In and for Andrth Y
Missouri, In book 20, page ~
yeyed 10 the undersigned II
the following described real
situated IN the County Of
and State OF Missouri, to VIZ
The West half Of the Nof
quarter Of Section thirty one
Township fifty-ono t5D n
Range ten uO) West Of me
Principal Meridian (eScopt a ,
20 feet wide off the west s'a'
northwest quarter OF the nov
quarter OF said So
containing in all so acres, mo.
less.
IN q to secure ibe p
Of certain notes in said
specified; and whereas, a
Of the indebtedness secured D
deed of trust is now past du
remains unpaid, and the lesal
er OF said notes has elected
clare all OF said notes due u"
Bile;
Now, therefore, at the reqr
the legal holder of said hoOo''
In pursuance of the condlt.o
said deed OF trust, the unu''
trustee will sell the properly
described at public yendue' u
bidder, for cash. vt
east front door Of the Courl
In the said County Of hnaIan
OF Missouri, o. f'," y,
Second Day Of January
bctoon the hours Of . a. ID, !
,. m. fothe purpose Of salu !
COMMONWEALTH TRUST =
NY, Trustee.
ltd Charles CampDeIh
Atone
ST. Louis, Missouri. Dee''l'VS
1913.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01
EX-GOVERNOR PATTERSON TO

SPEAK IN MEXICO.
Tho Executive Committee OF the
Anti.saloon Lcague Of Missouri has
made arrangements for liz Governor
Patterson Of Texrnessee to make TWEEN
ty Addresses in Missouri next summer
in favor OF tho County Unit Law. FIX
Governor Patterson who will be re
mambered as having married Miss
sybl Hodges, well known in this
city, will make one Of his address
Is In Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

THE sporting editors find some
thing 70 do at all seasons Of the
year. Just now they are buoy max
ing up an all Ameracln football team
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

UNCLE SAM has taken the initi-
alive in regard TO Huerta. but he
finds It hard to get the recall in
working order.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01
ou,nu, Of Conner.

American copper mines turned out
z~1s,579.133 pounds Of copper in 1912.
nearly 2.O00. 600 less than In 1911, but
the value was IS. 500 ,4s2 greater.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

IT is rumored that the Man who
who ~'1naueurated" Christmas and
suggested" Santa Claus is about to
discover Himself to the world.
How interesting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

Rev. w. A. shulIeubcrger, wife
and little son. Wendell. are visiting
friends at Grant City, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

A NEW dance is called the hest
tation. waltz" Better hesitate a
long time before you take II up. Hor.
tense.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

THE strangest thing about the
Tango is why anybody would want to
dance that way without getting paid
for Il.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

Mrs. p. A. s~annebeck and daurh..
YER Priscilla. are visiting in 81
Louis. III nw,,sn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

Johnson Davis and VIM. Frazier
went to St. Cloud, Fla. Monday on
b~uslness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

Hon. s. b. Cook OF jefferson Chy
Is shaking hands with Mexico fi4ends
to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

Miss Vera Freedman OF ""''
was In Mexico Monday
X. II. Sanford has gone u
City On Q short Walt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

Money TO loan on farms. Good SUP
ply. Reasonable rates and terms
Lakenaa q Barnes. Mexico. Mo. !.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

Miss Grace Dugan has returned to
this city from Bowling Green, whore
she has been visiting her parcats,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

}. +. Fish and children are home
from Wisconsin where they spent
Christmas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

GEORGE and Mary Gray Ankrom ARA
home from Jeseyvilie. H.. wbcre
they have been visiting,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

Mr.. Jackman is a splendid printer
and we wish him much prosperity
In bis new home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

: "ssoeorloN TO PAVE
< STREET N ~
o. MEXICO. MISSOURI,
POINT ON TIE csn1ss
OF = srRre1 g.,
The WEST LINE Of co..
sNvF' AND cues THE
AND SOUTH SIDES rAs,.|
LONG me DISTANCE 70
PAVED.
Dc Il Resolved by u,o
tiie ci'y Of MoHico. AiIssou,
lows;
section l. The CITY co,,..
the city OF Mexico. -
Il necessary TO bring Ia I,
to pave with iirstclass u,'s.
ing brick or blocks, that
East Jackson street u
Of Mexico. lying. being
cd between the Center linz
houg street and tho Wea n.
Grand Avenue. in the CIV !,
leo; said portion Of mi.
to DO paved Thirty fee
the center Of tho street AZ
be Fifteen feet from tbe g..
Of said street; the width
street and the material an.
said improvement are mon.
" shown by the plans, dlag,,,|
specificatoEs Glcd by h. 1
gineer with the City CLERK.
Section 2. That the Gil,
deem It necessary IN view a,
posed improvement Of tb,t
Of jackson Street lying bal
Center line of Calhoun strss
West line of Grand AyeBs
City OF Mexico, Missoud
curb said street along IN.
to be paved and along The NJ
south sides of said pavenept
length thereof withfirstelass
curblng as is more ps,s,|
shown by the plans diagram /,
cifcatons filed with nj
CLERK by the City Engineer
Section 8. That the ez
improvement so declared
essary in Sections I aod
be paid By loyying a special
meDt upon all lots and tad
land fronting or abutting o,
side Of said improvement Al
distance to be so imp pye4
proportion TO the front le
said lots and tracts Of land
Ing or abutting on eth4
said Improvement along The
so to be improved as proyide
Sections 1854, $3.50, 1856 r.
souri, OF 1909, as amended h
1911, pages 1886, S27 1898 g
of section 1857 Of r S. Of
: Of 1909.
Provided thai the cost d
said street to a grade and
said street shall be paid lo|
IChy OF Mexico oni OF The
revenue fund aud 5ald esl
be included 10 aforesaid sd
~sessmonts.
Section 4 That ibis rod
han he published for Two
tive INSERTIONS in the Mase
" Ledger, a weekly paper pu
IA the CHS OF Mexico, Nh
and Il a majority OF r,Hilea
Of property liable to Iaaato
said improvement declared d
: To be done BY this rosoluts
dale Of tho passage
: who shah own a majority
!. front feet owned by residea
cby Of Mexico. fro ~ ~
on said portion Of SAID
Street 70 be improved qs a
shall not within ten days I'd
file with the City CLERK Of
City OF Mexico, their WrNe
test against said impngns
City Council will cause a ca
said work TO be let to the
and best bidder on the plans
eifIcations substantially IS
for said improvement.
Section 5. That said
ment shall be completed nd
Than November |, 1914.
Section 6. That said wori
rrovement and taxation there
be done and made in aecoda
the charter and ordInm
the City Of Mexico, Missouri
laws Of the State Of Aisso
lating 70 and providing for
work and improvement and al
Passed this g2nd day OF Daoe
1918.
WILLARD P0|
President Of the City q
Approved this 23rd day Of M
1913.
WILLARD ron
Mayor OF he City Of MeSica
sonri.
0Seall Attest Wallace pa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-01

Miss Julia Ross is the guest of Mrs
E. A. bearing.