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The Detroit times., 1915-05-08
|DR. BOYLE TELLS
OF GREAT WORK
OF CHAS. STURGEON

In his sermon on Charles Spur
geon and the faith OF Baptists." last
Sunday evening. the Rev. w. II.
wray Boyle. OF the Woodwardave
Presbyterian church. said in part:
~Christianity is Christ continued
In human institution and reflected in
human character, and Of all the
valiant standard bearers OF the
cross through the later centuries no
one has been more Influential for
good than Chss Spurgeon. preacher
Of righteousness, philosopher and
philanthropist.
From the age OF 10 when he
drew multituGes 10 Exeter hall. 10
the end OF his life. when be had
added to the work OF the great
tabernacle 4 college, a library and
m orpAanage. his magnetic force a.
a speaker never waned. From his
college there were graduated over
i.s0O ministers and In his orphan
ages over 500 children were cared
for each year,
The three distinctive facts OF
spurgeon's faith were: Belief in n
personal God OF love. who sent his
Son for the worlds redemption from
sin: belief that because man Is en-
lowed with power TO choose he Is a
rlcrally responsible agent. belief
that all believers. OF whatever name
who are By faith united 10 Christ
should be in fellowship with one
smother.
The Baptists In America alone
nun Der s,S42, 600 members with 81
Geo ministers and $1,000 churches.
The amount contributed last year
for missions was se.e3s.sss."
DR.. Boyle said there Sas no doc
trmal stone wall between Presey-
terians and Baptists. only a narrow
stream OF ordinances. and that the
supreme thing for both is the heart
set righ, With God and life eap-
tiled by the Holy Spirit for sacri-
Zee and service.
Sunday evening, Or. Boyle will
preach the Attn sermon In the series
on great denominations. his subject
being -Beecher. the pulpit orator,
and the congregationalist's creed.
Two chorus numbers and violin
sclos by Mr.. King will be the spe'
cial music
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08
LAYTON HEADS
RELIGIOUS WORK
COMMITTEE OF "Y."

Organization Of the new religious
work committee OF the Adars-ave.
branch OF the Detroit Y. NJ. C. A.
has been perfected. and the unifica-
ton OF the religious activities of the
branch win be brought about soon.
r. c. Iawton. Of the Cadillac Motor
Car Co. Ia chairman. With the fol
lowing business men as committee
men: James Atkinson. OF Glass.
Cook e. Atkinson: J. II. Phinney. OF
James X. Phinney Co.: r. W. Bos'
veil. OF the Equitable Life Insurance
Co; II. o. Alternately, manager OF
the Home Educational Co; A IL
Ffnn, of the Franklin Press. The
sir department heads OF the associa'
ton and Executive Secretary W. VI
Logan also are members.
Policies for the new fiscal year oil
the Y. VI. G. A. will be taken up BY
each department before May IL
when there Will be another session
CT the general committee for definite
act ion on the programs submitted
An advisory committee composed
OF the Revs. Joseph A. Vance. Ches
tor B. Emerson. Thomas J. Villers
J. A. Halmhuber and c. ]. TannaI
and Bishop Chas ID. Williams. vii
confer with the religious work com
mitfee In formulating a plan TO NEE
the needs not only OF its member
ship but OF the thousands OF other
men whom IL seeks 10 serve in and
oct Of It's building.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08
New Mission 10 Opened.

The Evangelical association will
open a new mission tomorrow on
Harperave-. In the rapidly growing
secuon east Of Van Dykeave. The
services will be held for some time
in the building between Van Dyke
and Parker. formerly used az a
theater. Services will be held each
Sunday with Sunday school at 10 q.
m, and preaching at IL a. m. and
T:30 p. m. The mission is a branch
OF the Mack-ave church. of which
the Rev. J. A. Halmhuber 10 pastor
n. Klinkart will act a. superin
tendent, and Miss X. Dietzei. dea
'ooness, has been assigned a. visi
tor. Tho permanent location vii
he selected several blocks east Of
Van Dyke and Harper. The project
vas approved by the last session o.
the fnterdenominationai Council o.
City Missions.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08
CHRISTIAN ENpEAvoR
MEETINoS-suNpAY.
MAY 9, $50 p. ~.

Teple---Why ! am proud OF my
Observation-Disclosures. 3:7-iS
boulevard Congregational -
Leader, Anna Walker.
Brewster Congregational -
Leader. Gertrude whittingham.
Calvary Prssbyterian-Leader
Helen Smith.
Covenant Presoyterian-Lead-
CT. the Rev. r. J. Young.
First Congregational--Leader
Charles II. Bell.
First Holland Reformed--Lead-
or. the Rev. II. Frieling.
Mt. Hope Congregational
Leader, the Rev. c. Upham-
woodwardave. Presbyterian
Leader, the Rev. W. r. Wray
Boyle.
Church OF the Redeemer---
Leader, the Rev. W. Z. Clark.
Trumbull-ave. Presbyterian -
Leader. the Rev. Raymond NJ.
Huston
Business and Social
Brewster Congregational-Fri-
day evening. May Ia. AZ O'Clock.
. play entitled The Twig OF
Thorn"
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08

wealthy Observation-Disclosures they
say-and allied with corporate In
teresss which are opposed TO having
the church identified with the cause
Of labor and social unrest.
The most vigorous attacks upon
the social service phases OF the
home boards work have been made
b va small paper published In Phil
adeiphia. The Presbyterian" which
by q small paper published in Phil
ganda by a little group OF wealthy
and conservative Presbyterians.
Mrs. william Thaw. the mother OF
Harry Thaw, was long the principal
contributor 10 The Presbyterian's''
maintenance. but since the heavy ex.
penses OF the famous trials, II has
been necessary for others 10 Co
operate. II Is reported In Presby'
terrain circles that Dr.. Maitland
Alexander, who Is connected by
marriage with the Joaes-Laughiin
Steel works. OF Pittsburgh. Is now
one OF the financial hackers OF The
Presbyterian"
simultaneously with this crisis In
the Presbyterian church's admins
tration OF home missions has risen
another. In a way related TO IL Sec
rotary McAfee has stood, publicly
and radically. for the most advances
form OF comfy and cooperation HI
has startled many a congregation
by his stigmatism Of the sins o
overchurching In small towns AM
l OF spending mission funds merei
for the furtherance Of Jealous set
tarianism. He has openly repudial
ed the policy Of planting Northern
Presbyterian churches In communl
| ties In the south where Southern
Presbyterian churches already az
at work.
Now there Is an extraordinar.
amount OF discussion In the soutl
and southwest OF what Is called tn
Invasion" Of southern communitie
by the northern home missiol
board. Some leaders OF the south
ern church say that union OF tn
two bodies Is farther away in spiri
than at any time for q generation
past.
/ From all the facts, IL looks az
yesterday and tomorrow were er
gagged In a graphic In the Presby
terrain church. The outcome VIII IN
tercst all thinking people. both witt
In and without the churches.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08

"How TO enter into the blessing OF
God" will be the subject OF the
Methodist. East Grand Boulevard and
GrAtiot-ave Bible school AZ ll.so
a m. devotional meeting OF the Ep-
worth league at $50 ?. m orant
Hudson. general superintendent OF the
Anti Saloon League Of Michigan. win
speak in the evening.
3 Sermons In stones" will be the
subject OF a special address to boys
and girls by the Rev. Luther e Love
/ 10Y in the Fourteenth AVE. Aethodist,
Sunday morning. The address VIII
? be illustrated by specimens gathered
from various places. At the evening
service DR.. Lovejoy viii continue his
|. series Of Sermons 10 strangers. the
subject for this week being How 10
md friends"
II The 4 o'clock service In the Y, w.
iC. A. will take the form OF an open
meeting The topic for discussion 10
Influence" with Miss Gertrude WHIT
as leader Mrs. a. A.. Stilson ana
Miss Carol stilson VIII sing duet
During the usual tea and social hour
music viii DO furnished by Mss Bss-
ale Erdnan, at the piano. Miss Marion
Murphy and Miss Grace spur vocal
lists.
ave Baptist will present novel cd
| ucationaI entertainment Tuesdsy
evening AZ 7:tB In the institute build,
| ing Of tho church Nine classes wiz
nre.ent A series OF tabieaur In cos.
tnmes' Illustrating Bible scenes and
stories and n comm ttee OF JUDGES
.iii award honors TO the three best
| displays. The church orchssua vi
| SurnIsh music No admission VIII De
charged and the public 10 welcome
4
\ Ia the woodward-ave Baptist the
| pey John wellington Hoag. pastor
i OF calvary Baptist church. New La
ven. Conn. VIII pre,nscna az s wiii 3. fsa.
sur.d by. a special musical numbsr
nv IN. Williams colored singers.
There win be an organ rec,ss.
/, ~ ssryics' which begins at I.5o.
bible school At lf:ts. -. Y. y. u ~ "
In the Methodist Protestant. Ora,
2 tiot and Bellevue. hothers DAY VII
be observed In the L.9rnins the .ppch.
3 Ing on "our debt to motherhoo6."
, The choir has made special prepass,
tfnn Tor fts part Of the servics ~
h the evening the subject VIII be 'Whns
we nnd IN. II T meat At $40 .. M; pray.
q az mseting at 1:ts ednesdsy, rcgu-
h lar monthly business meeting Thurs
h day evening.
p. In Higher Thought hall, No. ~
!. withersii-st. David c. king WI,
sp.ss on the onostfc tradition q
y aThe seven peals Of creative laugh.
I. ter. introduced promptly nj II. D,
:, the rendsrine OF ia Cathedral Emf
u iouIIi" by Miss Phyllis osbeii tn
n evening topic will be Pores the ~
!. ,is foses that spoil the vines" Wed.
y ns.dav, al q, Miss Greenstidel vi
" rive another Of her interesting Talk
n On India. Friday. at ., Will Levine.
I'm the country"
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08
! visiting Of McAhie
from Mission Board
Cause Of Trouble
|IICFORY FOR FOES
SOCIAL SERVICE
ode1,s True to Ideals
Y big Business"
IT'S Said

a. ~ TN RgLioiouS RAMBLER.
y beunbshsll has been thrown into
~ Presbyterian church In the u 8.
- ~ sudAsa ousting Of the Sec
9ry u The Board Of Home Mis-
& Joosph Drnest McAfse. who
- 80 personally notified By the
ont1eat az the board. the Rev.
@vroon Merle Smith. that the board
u11 ~ re-elsct him 10 . secretary
- 6suppiug OF . secretary. more
w -, = N itself ANAL matter;
~ particular case u recog,
- ~ III s1des a the crisis In .
1 ce two powerful forces
~ ccntending for control OF
S RSushyterian dissemination On
I1 stloe u extreme conservatism
r11snasm II the name its cppo-
e1vo lb--which processes 10 be
- ~ orthodoxy and evanxeA-
- - O he other n tho pro-
oucvo element IN the church
~ fhvoes social service, rural
k eoaesgvatiou. and cooper
v1EA ether dsuominations.
- outcoms viii BE- . struggle
W ~ eenerai assembly. which
80 NJ month h Rochester. that
poon1tay " more serious than
y Uone c0uteots over revision Of
$3.50 - unacn With the Cumber.
W thnreh. Eur two ysars pas'
ny o1nars q he home board hav,
- - deoeninat10a - . turmoil
- thoaght that comprouais'
11 49, eGIsctsd By the dropping o
on1os Dtelsls and his department
- ~ board.
~ mnttsringS throughout thu
ovsr ths loss Of stelxie, whit
rosponsihls for the introduc
e ~ social service idea init
~ loa1fng denominations. AMI
6 t6Dorcchemont Of the church
1 ~ voghingman. had not diet
~ beloro this second radical &C
1890 taksn-
~ 1GcA1ee has been the fore
g 1o1nouAlity In efRecting work
1o1ossnttca of the various hom'
1un hed1ss q North America
G - SDoken andaciously--foe ,
Goaeeensy- about the waste o
o1n Nunsy n foisttng competinl
rbw uDcn small communities
W - - minced words In point
~ ~ v1cks1nsss Of promo'
1omoGntnAA1onal rivalry at IN
rnoo 6 Christian sfaciency IN
ogne3oa. Lkkswfss. he has a
CGn1o1 the aDprosch Of the churc
C1 - great social problems q
CEn4 lnaln11ng the Industrial
- ~ NM 0tslsls. has INQUIRE
sAn0nu1nlan q that element 1
xnmuUn which attacks what
1 - tondsncies toward -socia
- which insists that tn
n unst adhere strictly I
GnI1nG ne simple gospel" A
(1l1ons ~ reaching the masse
~ ~ Labor temple. IN Ne
~ - 90 rssentsd By this win
o11ytorlau1sm-
" uCllest phase o. the matte
- a1laeat1on. openly made B
$500 oervjce men. that II
1rn1 ~ evsngslism' or orth'
W - animAtss the leaders WI
o q last rot" McAfss an
- hi devotion 70 the oil
- .
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08

Communion service will be observ-
ed In the Memorial presbyterian Sun
day morning The Rev. J. A. Iohn-
ston will take for his subject hat
mean ye by this service" In the
evening the pastor will speak on
The value OF visions"
In Msrston-ave. Preabyterian.- Mar
sfou and Meirose-ave., at 1913. the
ewIy-received communicates Will 10
publicly welcomed. the recently elect.
ed ruling elders and deacons ordain-
cd and instalIed and the Lords sup.
per administered. The Rev. Walter
". Mailman, superinte ndent of thu
Grand Rapids district OF the Michi-
gan Anti-Saloon league. will deliver
the address In the evening. Bible
school for all ages at $50 .. m.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08
ADvsSrssF


ASTOUNDING CoSDITtONs
study In the revslation. Mou-
tieon preliminary; Belgium ana
SUNDAY NIGHT
Trumhuli-ave.. near nakk ~
Trumhuli-ave. and itth.N. cars
A cordial welcome. Leroy IL
Nicola. Pastor.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08

Communion aud the ordination OF
elders VIII be observed In the Fort
when several new members Will Do
received. The Rev +. h. Pence Will
! preach on God lights the candle.
Evening topic, The men whom we
must trust"
In the series OF Sunday evening
sermons ON What shall | believe" In
Preston Methodist Episcopal church.
Twenty -third-st near Baker. the
Rev. King ~. Beach VIII preach re-
garding the church Sunday evening.
In the morning the topic will be
The unseen saekeloth."
The Rev. Edwin simpson VIII
sunday morning on Diving men n
chance" In the evening the Rev.
Frank s. Rowland viii speak on An
tnglorious defeat that might have
been a glorious victory" Bible school
at - m.
Communion VIII be observed in Inn
manuel Presbyterian Sunday morn
Ing The Rev A. II Cameron viii
take for his subject. Communion
preach the fourth OF hts series OF SER
mons on The Fruit % the Spirit,
taking for hts topic. Long suffer
ing"
A new two-manuel pips-nrxsn will
be dedicated In the sunday services
OF the Rurns-Ave. Methodist church.
prepared with Mrs J. J. Jerome as
organlst and director Tho Rev. G.
r Allen will preach at 10 o'clock.
and the pastor. the Rev. Earl r. FIee.
at 80.
n. -
served In Central Methodist, A fea-
tGre - the musical program will be
the singing OF Mothers day hymn
written ~ the pastor. the Rev. H.
Lester smith In the evening Or.
Smith Will preach the ars, OF \ series
home"
Trumhull-ave Presbyterian eels-
brstsS the Lords supper sunday
morning. with reception OF new mem
oers The Rev VI Huston will
reut" In the evening President
| Thomas c Biaisdsn. OF Alma college.
VIII deliver an address on Christian
education"
r ? Ryde viii speak under the
/ auspices % the International Bible
students association In tho hall At
No az AleVaudrtns-ave. west sun
tav afternoon, AT o'clock. He will
take the place ~ sidney Morton. who
/ was seriously injured IN an accident Z
( The subject viii be The divine plan
o: the ages
The Rev Frederick Fttchen. Jr,
/ pastor 10 the Je-erson-avs Presby-
terrain, Will preach At II o'ciock on
Waiting Tor Gods judgements He
Nh cr pnas :; :, q ns ygsn ,t eep or
The Presbyterian creed" The eve,
ming service has been discontinued
for the summer months
The Rev " + Lawrance. OF Dos
ton. president az the Unitarian Sun.
q reception by tho Unitarian ehurcf
Friday evening. May - when he vii
give m address or The new Sunda,
school" 20 which az teachers nr'
Mrs. Eustiee. will sing group o
songs,
In First Presbyterian Mothers ia,
viii be observed and the pastor, tn
Rev Joseph A Vance. will occupl
the pulpit, at both services. In IN
morning his subject will he Moth
er's faith" and In the evening. "Th
mother OF Jesus A. the evenini
service the cor aggregation viii sing al
original hymn. prepared for this oc
caslon.
In FRS. Baptist Woodward q
Pingrse. the Rev. Thomas J. wtlier
will preach Sunday on the followini
topics: Morning. The omitted dox
ology''. evening. Drifting" The la
dies' quartet OF the Williams colore
Jubilee singers VIII sing at tho morn
ing service. and in the evening tn
male quartet Of the same orsansxa
ton will sing
How 10 enter into the blessing o
God will ba the subject OF IN
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08

A new two-manuel ptps-nrxan will
Be dedicated In the sunday services
OF the Rurns-Ave- Methodist church.
A speciAl program OF music has been
prepared with Mrs. J. J Jerome as
organist and director The Rev. G.
e Allen will preach at 10 o'clock.
and the pastor. the Rev. Earl II. Flee.
at 40.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08

Mothers DAY will be fttingfy OBJ
served IN Central Methodist, A fea-
tgre - the musical program Will be
the lnginE OF Mothers DAY hymn
written ny the pastor. the Rev. II.
Lester Smith. In the evening Or.
Smith Will preach the ars, OF series
% sermons on Religion and the
home"
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08

r ? Ryae viii speak. under the
Nus pires % the international Bible
students association In tho hall at
No az AieVandrtne-ava. west sun
CAV afternoon, AT 2 o'clock. He Will
take the place ~ sidney Morton. who
was seriously Injured IN an accident
The subject VIII be The divine plan
os the ages
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08

Trumhuil Presbyterian cels-
brstsS the Lords supper sunday
morning with reception OF new mem .
oers The Rev p VI Huston will
speak briefly on The new command
rueut~ In the evening President
Thomas c nlaisdeli. OF Alma college.
viii deliver an address on christian
education"
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08

The Rev Eugene Rodnnan Shippen.
after n rest In the South. will again
occupy his pulpit In the Tnitaria n
church. woo6ward-ave and Edmund
pI sunday morning. his subject be-
ing The nttieness and greatness OF
man"
'TyouzAs and homes will be the
subject Of the Rev. Chester Burge
Emerson's Mothers day sermon In
the North woodward ave Consre1s
,fonai Sunday evening In the
morning ne will preach on The need
OF Christ-like men,
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08

In First Baptist. Woodward a.
Pingree. the Rev. Thomas J. wniers
will preach Sunday on the following
topics: Morning, The omitted dox-
olozy''. evening, Drifting" The la
dies quartet OF the Williams colored
Jubilee singers viii sing at tho morn
ing service. and in the evening the
male quartet OF the same orsaniza-
ton will sing.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08

Ths Rev Frederick Fttchen. Jr.
pastor 10 the Je-erson-avs. Presby-
terrain. viii preach at II o'clock on
Waiting Tor Gods judgements He
viii speak 20 the young people OF
the Church ot Tomorrow az si5 on
THE Presbyterian creed" The eve
ming service has been discontinued
for the summer months
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-24

An ORDINANCE Levying a special assess
Heht upon certain lots and pieces of
ground IN the City of Topeka Shawnee
LeunLy- Kansas fer the purpose of pay
ih- the cost of the condemnation and APP
preparation of certain land for the open
ine, widening and extending of King
street from the east line of West Street
% the west line of the north and south
alley between West and Lane Streets
BIZ II ORDAIN NED By THE BOARD OF
1OMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF
TOPEKA
section L That for the purpose of pay
lhz the amount of cost charged against
certain lots and pieces of ground. herein
aIter described. ia the City of Topeka.
shawnee County. Kansas, by reason of the
condemnation and appropriation of certain
iaud under and by virtue of Ordinance No
f464, approved June -. 1915. for the llur-
pose or opening widening and extending
Of King Street from the east line of West
street 70 the west line of the north and
south alley between West and Lane Streets
IN said city there il hereby levied and
assessed against the several lots and pieces
Of ground hereinafter described. in the
benefit district created by said Ordinance
No. 1861, the various sums set opposite the
said lots and pieces of ground. TO wit:
NORRIS AVENUE. StiISOn & BarthoIo-
Add.
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LEGAL

levied and assessed against each lot and
piece OF ground described in section 1 of
TINS ordinance four and one-half (41=)
per cent interest per annum on all OF
sald Instailments as provided by law which
snaIi De collected annually at the same
tIine and IN the same manner as said in
stailments Of principal are collected and
after the akIng effect of this ordinance. it
snail De the duty of the city clerk an
nuaily at the same time other taxes are
certified and until all the taxes and as
sessInents SO apportioned have been Ger
LlIIed- 20 certify to the county clerk of
shawnee county Kansas. full list OF
all the property liable for such improve
Meht- except the property upon which the
special assessments aforesaid have been
pald IN Iull as hereinbefOre provided to-
Se1neF with the respective amounts due on
each OF said lots and pieces of land which
amounts snail include the annual INSTALL
iHehts and the interest the same and
on all unpaid balances for one year at
the rate OF four and one-haf 94I.l per
cent per annum- and such amounts so
ceFtIled shall be collected as other taxes
ana assessments are collected
Secuou This ordinance shall take
erect and be in force from and after it's
puDIlcation in the official city paper
Passed the Board of Commissioners
August -. 1915
Approved August ~ 1915
JAY E HOUSE Mayor
Attest Eta NJ CoveII. City Clerk
tfuoIlshed IN The Topeka State Journal.
August - 1919
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-24

AN ORDINANCE to provide revenue for
the City of Topeka. Kansas, for the year
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-24
ORDINANCE NO. 1853.

ublished in The Topeka state Journal
August n 1871
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-24
LEGAL

Section > After the publication Of this
ordinance provided by law. the city
clerk shall transmit a certified copy Of the
same to the county clerk Of Shawnee COun-
ty- Kansas and said county clerk shall
place the several amounts levied and
seSsed against each lot and piece of ground
described in section one Of this ordinance
upon the tax rolls of said county. which
said several amounts shall be collected by
the county treasurer of said county as
one tax in the same manner as other taxes
and assessments are collected, as provided
by law
Section = This ordinance shall take ef-
feet and be in force from and after its
publication in the official city paper
Passed by the Board of Commissioners,
August ~ 1915
Approved August "a 1918
JAY L HOUSE.
tSEAL) Mayor.
Attest: TIA NJ CoVELL. City Clerk
published in The Topeka State Journal,
August - 1871
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-24
TYPEwRTTERs.

TYPEWRTTERS.
ALL MAKES for sale rent Best ms
enanicaI department In the country
CRANE & co.
Topeka Kan IS Years IN Business.
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PICTURE FRAMING,

FRAMING. regfldiug, mat makinE, mount
ing done bT J D Sullivan. ~ W sth
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- ion :. Said amounts r1portioned.
levied and assessed as afore said shall
no ,5u.s and e0Hlectihle in ten equal in
sraITments the first Of said instaIlments
shall become due in 1915. and one IF said
inSfaIIments shall become due each and
every wear thereafter until the entire num-
thor are paid and all to be collected with
-<,feresf as in this ordinance designated :
k--ro,-isfed that the owner Of any piece of
Trorertv liable for any such special as
sessment may redeem his property from
amy Sr.-h liability by paying into the city
reasurv the entire amount chSrEeable
against the same in this ordinance des-
F[n,red uDon the city clerk mailing such
owner written or printed notice thirty
DAYS before the issuance of the bonds
If said city to pay for the construction of
said sewer or after the issuance OF said
bends by paving all the fnstallments with
Interest on the same at the rate of four
and one-haf t4Isl per cent per annum
an provided by law
Section ,. That there Is hereby further
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ORDINANCE NO. 1859.

Published in The Topeka State Journal
August II. 1881