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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-24

here believe that cavalry reinforce
of the fight was heard must have
joined the survivors by this time and
should reach some point along the
American lines in Mexico soon. Their
march will necessarily be slow, as
they are undoubtedly incumbered by
wounded.
New indications came today that
Carranza and his advisers, impressed
/ by the arguments of European repre-
sentatives or the ominous significance
of the preparations for war ordered
/ by President Wilson, were searching
| for a peaceful solution of the dispute
| they have raised. Eliseo ArredOndo,
! Mexican ambassador-design made
the ROUNDS OF the Latin American en-
bassies and legations with assurances
from his government that Mexican
troops he'd no aggressive purpose
against the American columns and
would attack only if the Americans
were on the offensive. His advices,
however, did not say what would be
regarded as offensive operations. In
this connection II was noted that the
state department has as yet obtained
no confirmation through Special
Agent Rodgers OF reports that Car
rama himself directed General Tre-
vino to notify General Pershing that
any movement of his troops except to-
ward the border would be resisted.
General Pershing's report of the
warning from Trevino was transmit
ted to Mexico City some days ago.
Mr.. Arredondo was assured by Dip
lomats on whom he called that their
governments earnestly hoped peace
would be preserved between the
United States and Mexico. Those he
saw included Ambassador Naon of
Argentina, who came here today from
his summer home in Massachusetts, to
inquire into the Mexican situation. If
the Mexican representative purpose
was to initiate some step toward an
offer OF mediation ii had not borne
fruit tonight. Secretary Lansing said
no suggestion that the dispute be
submitted to arbitration had come
from any quarter
" sdiation Forcstaileda
II has been understood that the
sccretarE's communication to the
Latin American diplomats yesterday
outlining the critical situation and de-
claring that the Cnlted states had no
N'SiiN W iHb'i NNnN III htNtNe'ii 'il'ii =
served to forcstall any mediation pro-
posals although Mr.. Lansing dis
claims any such object
II is known that administration Of
ficials do not regard the present sit
uation as containing anything open
to settlement by arbitration The
presidents sole purpose, according to
repeated official declarations. is to
protect American lives and property
on the border
Private kilograms from Mexico
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-24
Outlook Not Bright, However,
And Orders for TranSporta-
ton Of 10000 GuardSmen
To Border Issued.
VILLA is REPORTED
SEEKING AMNESTY
Bandit Leader Said TO Be Me-
gotiating With CarranciStas
for Commission in de Facto
Army.

Washington, June 23.---lIope per-
sisted among officials here today that
war against Mexico would not become
necessary. Dispatches from Mexico
City indicated that leaders in the Car
! rama government may show a sim
| liar attitude and will seek TO avert
the threatened break.
! The outlook was far from bright
| however, and orders mad been issued
| for transportation OF ten thousand
national guardsmen 20 the border
from central snd western stages as
soon rs they are ready for service.
Tension was not lessoned by an Of
ticial report to the navy department
that there was no proyocation BY
| Americans for the attack on boat
from tho gunboat Annapolis at Ma
2atlan sunday.
Mobilization iiastencd.
The war department was trying to
hasten the mobilization of state mi
litia today. State governors weIu
under orders to send Immediately "a
statement Of when their troops would
10 ready for sarviws Secretary Hak
or issued orders last night to Major
General Barry at Chicago and Major
General Bell at san Francisco. COM
manders respectively of the central
and western army departments, ask
ing that the first five thousand mn
litia units in each department ready
for actiNe service be dispatched to
the border.
\ lila Wants Amnesty.
Interest WAS expressed by officials
Of the war department In the unoffi-
cial report that villa is at Escalon,
Chihuahua state, negotiating with the
Carranza government for amnesty
and commission IN the Mexican
army
secretary Baker called at the white
house for conference with the pres
ident lie said he had no reports di-
lect from General PershinC regarding
the Carrizal engagement. ON leaving
the white house Nj. Baker said there
Was no change in the administration
policy and that information from,
General pershing still was awaited
He also said no new orders to regu
lars or militia had gone out
Senator stone, chairman of the for
eign relations COMMITTEES called al
the state department early today
seeking information. He said con
gress would do nothing that might in
terfere with negotiations of the state
Baker Wants icroplanes.
Secretary Baker tonight directed |
that orders he placed immediately tor !
fourteen high powered aeroplanes for
scouting on the border. The orders !
will be distributed among all manu-
facturers capable OF filling them so
that delivery may be speeded up as
much az possible
Special Agent Rodgers at Mexic.
City advised the state department to-
Gay of the safe arrival at Vera Cruz
last night of another train with $50
Americans from the capital
Note Being Considered.
Mr.. Rodgers said the Carranza cab
met still was considering the Ameri-
can note refusing the withdrawal OF
the troops from Mexico but that no
final decision had been reached.
The small American colony at
Guanajuato believed to be not more
than thirty persons. is having diff
Guilty In getting transportation TO the
coast, official advices say.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-24

night of the Goth at Ojo Santo Do
mingo. marched TO within one mile
of Carrizal on the 2lst, Captain Boyd
in command. arriving there at 1880 a.
M. Boyd sent IN Mexican guide to
ask permission to pass through the
town. Mexican guide returned with
refusal from General Gomez Then
Gomez sent out note by orderly saying
that Boyd might pass through the
town provided he stopped FOR a con-
ference.
Then General Gomez himself
came out and discussed the situation
fifteen or twenty minutes with Boyd
Meantime Mexican troops. moving out
from the town, began surrounding
Boyd's column. Gomez retired, and
when he reached the right of his
troops. Mexican troops began firing
machine guns. Boys then dismounted
to fight on foot
General Pershing also reports that
he has sent out cavalry 10 support and
bring back the two troops in ques-
ton"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-24
Stampede Among animals
AggraUdtes Catastrophe
Germans Win Biz
Victory At Vefdum

Paris, June 23.--In fierce fighting
in the region northeast OF Verdun the
Germans today carried French first
line trenches between Hills 32l and
500, and also Thaumont works, ac-
cording to the French official com
munication issued tonight. Tho Ger
mans also drove their attack to as far
as the village of Fleury, about three
and a half miles northeast OF Verdun,
but here they were rcpulsed. In the
other sectors of this region heavy Of
fensives by the Germans were stopped
by the French fire.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-15
TACLESS AUTO|ST
FACES TWO FINES
City 10 Arrest All Who Fail
To Obey State Law; Then
State Gets Them.

Motor ar owner, oi Oklahoma CIV
vhu. alter tonight have uU, pufJhs,si
h.,u,, bu, n accordance with tho
state motor ,,m.l, hv. vi'l be A..
rested h Uu police uusi SN anl
COSTS lri 'hrn TURNED ,r 'hr state igh.
Nlt commission iuf rfN.s.uiipn N
county .HHf't
lh. .pi,mtni va. made ih. marr-
n, 20. Ns,uf O,utaitf who accom-.
uaritl i' b, ifr assertion 'h,t sll mH.
'ur .1f owners 'a.s ahfs m him b..
fafiI,.. wi h, uyai standing ur
wealth . ar,urF caught without sla'c
nv. b, si1 rn'.s J.ufi tines sill
ht atsr..il
Prosecution Hi drivers b, iht city =
rials rl..hi, because 'ht commission
hss adopted 'h, usis law a, ,ity
ordinance Iynfgs N Noble. state
,unm,,.iurs' u' highway, VA, pfun.
iced Zoo sts that ali arrested and hncl
b, ihs yii, receive their second dose.
vh'rh b, tW irr
tu b. immune i'tm arrest mutrT
,st uvryt, mus, have either litsns-
tags ~ two certificates. uns from the
dealer ifum vhirh ,hs rat eas pu'-
chased stating N, time y vas bought.
and N, second 10 the effect that a s>,s
| license has been applied for.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-15
Ol|PHANT CHILD
NOW IS AE|RESS
CoUnty's Ward 10 Be Adopted
BY Tishomingo Banker,
Original Guardian.

Katherine Oliphan,. daughter VI Nn.
drew N oliphanl. who was taken irum
htr parents last Tuesday. TODAY became
hcitc,, IN a inrtun' when County ludpr
7w,,k awarded the child In ! { Smith.
wealthy banker rd muminrut r,ti,en
II Tishuminsu Ndnr'irn paots Ats 10
be filed within the next Jew da,s.
ka,hctine's father. who acted a. AZ.
'rrncy iut himself and wife. rave nm
his fight iot m, child ,hi, motn,ng in
Disif,c, Judge Oldhtld's court Ne had
applied to the supreme court iut a wi,
oi hahcas cofrus Ihicl Justice Ran,
directed the district tnuf, in heat The
petition yesterday n : O'Clock hn, Oli
phani I'D not appear AMI the hearing
was continued until ihi morning nli.
nhaui dismissed m, petition ihi, mou,
inr
immediately after the ease vas Dis
messed Judge Zwick itlcphoned Mr.
smith at Tishuminsn 10 come iot m,
child Mt Smith cared Tor the sir
IA nine years alter her mother died
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-15
SOUR MILK CURE
ADVOCATE DEAD
Prof. lie MetChnikoft, ExpOn-
ent Of Longer Life. Sue.
CumbS in Paris.

PARIS. July Is Professor Ehc Met
,hrkuii the famous haticuulug,,, i'
dead tie va, n wears old
Prot Mu,hmkU'' va, world famous
as lu exponent ni 'hc lhyH,ic, for the
pfu'onsaliun u human bite llr va,
mos, rupu'5ft w.NI 81. 'hr great 1l
yu,lir ui 'hr .,uuf w.k gfr ur u'I
49,, believing that ih, principal lg,m
100 ,rnilr decay Vt. 'h, ,HuNur,u. au.
tp.mluv,luou of thr bod, through iN,
puiftlaru1r ui matter m 'hr large 100
tr,tur and that the bacteria WmJl
cause such puIrcilJ,iuu could be ~.
ie,uvtk ,umhiucl b, preparation, pi
milk ,uufcd hy culture, ui selected la,.
tie acid barilli Later Prot NclDhui
knil went ,o lar a, tu declare that the
large intestine wa, a, u,rlc,, 100 ihy
human bod, e, 3, in, appendix. and
ptophc,ird that the day would COME
when II would BE- commonplace up
Grafton to remove it
In hl, study ~ longr,i pru. Nr,h
n,koit earn, tu ,hr htlI, chat % should
uu, hs uncommon iuf pruply u i've 'r
the avr ni ln year. ne found every
indication that the human mechanism
va, calculated ,u last i3f longer than
II actually duc,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-15
Tuq ReSCueS l02 Men From
Naval Collier Hector After
Six Hour Battle.
BIG COAL BOAT HELPLESS
IN TROPICAL HURRICANE
Water DlSabIeS Engines. DrIv-
ing Vessel Toward Cape
Roman Where Grounded.

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the Hector wl. ,A,ny from por,
Rl,al u Guantanamo Captain lo-
,rrH N,'.uu. n. fine Wellington and
about tuer', mr were taken oii later
hs 'hr steamer lunrr., and 'hc broken
Hector Ir'' 'u l.- fate $50 member
u' 'ho ships DYngtu Was lost. but
iuur were hur,
Water Floods Engine,
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water entered the h,,chr, survivor,
,,id flooding psr,. ni the hold, and
disabling the engine, When she va,
unable To- make wa, v,rcle,, call, for
. helm were sent ,ui
7 a, the hlg collier ROLLED IN the va.
ter AT the mere, of the wind which
was driving be- toward Cane Roman.
ire, btokr .u, q, ,br hold They did
mo-, GAIN vre,, hc,dv,y hut added
to the terror of those sboard
c,u po,, No. H.
-, "'a'' m. ,' DO'' ""
Inc wy NeHinR,'n WIN WE n'ugh'
letN o' '4p,1'h N,'nn' o' 'he Nehng,,
'"n' n,' 1''sIu' ,l 'e"'neu 'ne CONC. I"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-15
Must Remove poub,
FHTY.TW0 THOUSAND
MILITIA At BORDER

NTW NpRk lu't T., IN two
thousand NATIONAL yraf1mrn irum 'h,
department ai fHs .iH avs now AZ 'hr
Nr,f.au hriu uf approaching 'hr
bufd,r Nuur General Irwri Wool
announced t1st Ui these Nro \Hi
state t,. contributed TOLLS rHHNl
,ania q. second with ltElI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-15
Most Strenuous Campaign
Ever Undertaken by City
To Be Inaugurated.
IMMEDIATE ARRESTS TO
BE MADE OF VI0lAT0RS
GIaring Headlight Owners In
Cluded in Order; Squad
On Duty Month.

Th,,,. .,l,,r,L.,I,. ,,,, .,.,u lac ,,
,u ,,,,. - L,. ,,. ,.,,.n, ,mJc, ,,
No., ,,.,, w.. n"',L.i'' i',' .."J
Ch,,, ~, p.r., <,.r.I g., ,nrJr., ,Lr
most .rremuuu. .pccd campaign ever
wdgcd 100 the Di'Y
Motorists who exceed iI''ccn mile.
an hour south q" Zenith 'rg0. and
twcni, mllr dn hour north ui Tenth
Will hc arrested INSTANTLY without %.
gard for their GRAND social standing
M ",'O' '' 'n'10'' 10y 'u',' '
"f''.' upon ''' Oi"' az, | ",
n'.''. 'h''I "I p.Il.' ',' MN'''' 'I'"'
ln'F' 0"'I'I VIII N' u'''
On Duty Thirty DAYS
Th,. ,gu,I If traffic raiders will
he nr Ir. ,nr ,h,r,y d,t. N,,or
O,uhol,cr ,1,.. and i necessary he
VII lrrn icn n' them "n dl't me re-
mnnlrr Of 'hc umwcr
Motor car owner, Of Ok.dhom'
tnN VIII have 30 drive a1',"f''nR ~
Law 'r ..'s nn ihcIf '". the mayor
sad We don't want ih''' m,nv
W. NiN' 'N'N ."l'i i'u'U ~ "''''.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-15
Irish Parliament
Member Arrested

LONDON luly IS Laurence uu.
neil. Irish member ct parliament who
addrc, ,cd MANY question, tu 'hr house
oi common, to minister, during the
Irish rebellion and u,iudhl, alleged
that IN, ,uuutnmsn who had been ar
rested were m,ytrciicd, himself was AZ
rested this rmtnng The charge Is
,ha, he attempted hy false prcIcn'cS tr
obtain admission 10 tn detention bar.
racks at knul,iord where Irish prs.
ourfS are being held
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-15
CHALMERS CHIEF
KILLED; DEALERS
HERE SHOCKED
Paul Smiths Tragic Death
In New York Brings
Sorrow Locally.

NEW YORK, July lS.-Paul
Smith, vice president OF the Chal-
mers Motor company. was instantly
killed today when he either jumped
or fell from the window Of his
room on the tenth floor OF the
Biltmofe hotel Nj Smith, who
came to New York on July 10 on
business, had complained Of III
health and had summoned his wife
from Detroit on the plea that he
had p,omaine poisoning Mrs.
Smith reached New York early to-
day. Mr.. Smith was 3s years Of
age.
George Stove, another official
OF the Chalmers Motor Car com
pany, with whom Mr.. Smith had
Just held q fifteen minute telephone
conversation, disputed q theory first
advanced by the police that MI
Smith, IN a moment OF mental aber-
ration, had jumped from the win
dow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-15
Undersea Liner
Merchant, Ruling

WASHINGTON luls lf The state
department formally u's' uda, lhat
m, German submarine Deutschland Do
a merchant vessel and entitled o. trr,'.
mcnt as such
The ruling q. NOT to hc taken O., a
precedent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-15
Twenty-Seven More
Die From Plague

NEW NORk. luk l' \ marked
drop IN temperature iDda, tailed IN r..
ducr materially the ialal,lir, and dcycl
opmcn, oi the cpidcnl, of lulau,llr
patalysi, During the twenty four
hour, ending a, ~ o'clock lh,, morning
there were twenty. seven death, and
llI new case, vt the disease reported
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-15
Notable Accomplishment

i,uuvn m ~, ,,tJ automobile 'cu.
lure. with the | MI mpaul q, ne
"huy wonder Smith ceased to hc boy
hu, never ceased iu hr vuri'r Tie
most notable aycompli ,hm,m va, v..
ranumg ,h, ,,Ilug end u' che hr
thalm,f, transaction D., which ~ ,vi'
w Increased ii, production lfwN Nu'
high puJsd cars YEARLY 20 WuH pops
ulaf priced car,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-15
Generally Fair Is
Weather Forecast

LOCAL roptcAsr-G Generally 'sir
sna continued WARM ,onluh, snd Sunday.
srkrt roptoAst-to torlpn, ard Sun
dsy generality 'slf ~.s,her
KANSAS NUWNNsNs NNu Wlsr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-15

"Whi, kind a. a man va, h." " Il.
ncllc special representative oi ,hc De
uui, factory. echoed the question
The hest dc,crlpuyu ! can g,Nc n
r.ul smith" nr ,s,d 'is in t'pcai what
o. automobile tau SAID vi hm upon
their first mrring Tie make, The
hill, run up ard down sou. back vhri
+, grasp, ,cu hand said ihi, u'an.
lha, n,, ht m, intense ma yuet.
,,m iairk swept ,uu uii your feet. he
got ,r,idc ut you p'mcai,i YOU N,,h
hi hramir pstsml It's
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-15

\, the hos, " the Oklahoma motor
dealers. who were kcculy disappointed
by M, inability 10 preside over their
spirited yet together meeting here tu.
day oklahoma CITY was Intimately
touched by the tragic ending today IN
New York CITY oi the dynam, career
ct Paul Smith. vice president of the
thllmcf, Motor company Chalmers
representative, her. were profoundly
shocked %, %, new, u' Mr Smth,
death
Mr. Smuh the, ,lil Wa, lhr mira
,l, mlu ui the automobile business, 81
intensely dynamic Va, ,his exceptional
man that hc literally burned himself
ou, from ,urplu, oi power and closed
hi, wonderful career with meteor Ike
,WiiiucNt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-15
Trouble Begins


Byron Shear. JiN ,uusg'ur tr|
Police Captain Gallup ,pUsuv between
Che two arpr, men and prevented iu'
thr. hu,uirs, Both Hurst Ul
N0ghul. wanted warrant, ,NHfu uu' ',
Justice ru,r lglwI ihr H'hrf hr.
ru,, mlI them 'hp, would ht,, r
l.r't n 'FU county
Justice Price stated that ' further
trouble urJurf,' u zoo. court hr would
plaster contempt fine, uu \i.hul, and
Hurst
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-15
ORPET CASE TO
JURY; DEFENSE
IS Confident
Attorneys Declare instructions
Amount to Command for
ACqulttal.

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NN' N'''''. I''. '.N
case OF VIII II ornei University ''
WISCONSIN student. charged With the
rrrdr, a, Marian lambert. was given
=. a.. ,,,.. .J,. ,,,s.,,,, Council ,o,
'' -. -. nj
'h' ''''n''n' '''' '''' '''s' '''''''
N'' instruction, Nr'c ''n''m"n0' ''
command % ihr jury '' ag1u'
When V- IB,rr rrr.hcd m, 1rgu
m.., lrlgr N.rnrl', BEGAN reading h,
frar-.r.r. iu 'rr ur, Thry were
.Har 'r,s,l N lAm, " Nrkrrsun
U'I Ralph J. f.l''f' Counsel '.i 'l'
defense as virtually command w ''.
qui'
Nigh, BE Suicide.
T,.srr,, from the instructions iol.
i.,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-15

tWsalhrf buftau closes a. nccn on Hai
ufdsJJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-15
Lawyer Hits
Chief Hurls
An Ink Well

An INK well weighing ahou, three
pounds was thrown by former State
senator Homer Hurst local attorney
at " n Nichols. chief oi police dur.
ing trial 100 the court oi Justice oi
the Peace Price this morning TH.
M. alr ,ul Ni,ho'' check below Che
lr'i ear
Hurst wa, defending ! s luhusun of
'hr Oklahoma Blue Print n Supply
company Nichols vl. uu tine ,anI
,c,uiyrug m fcplrNn ,uil Vhi %
Johnson had brought ara'n,, mm Sol.
possession ui am automobile
Trouble Begins
A dispute which resulted iu Nichols.
injury arose. according lp spectator.
over ,r. question ui the .irs uvur.
.hfp \i.Hul. alleged u o. said ~
bad hrru lgi' Vf'h mn d. bond Cor @
relative u' l.Husuns arrested ,uw,
um, sur wi rpi 'Hg relative ,vun
'Nr I'd. belonged o. mu l.m..u ,t,'
% Na, POO, own property
During q verbal duel br,Vrrn Hurst
and \iUhul, a, u facts u the case
Hurst declare, hr saw Nighul, reach
toward BOO, mr pocket and believing De
would pull ry,Uhct. huflrl the uh
well w sell defense
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-15
London War Office Announces
Capture Of 10000 Prisoners
In New Operations.
TEUT0N ATTACKS MEET
REPULSE By FRENCH
Berlin Admits Foe Has Pene-
trated DefenSeS and
Gained Ground.

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-15

KANSAS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-15
GOOD BAND CONCERT
GIVEN ATLONG VIEW

Perhaps the best program rendered
thus far this season in the Rosenfield
memorial band concert series was
heard at Long View park last evening
by large crowd of people. Bleuers
band, under the direction of Professor
Otto of Davenport, gave the numbers
The appended program was presented:
Ca America; OBJ March, Hail
Columbia" (Chalmers).
Intermezzo, Simplicity" new, dor
Othy Lee).
Selection from THE Prince of Pill
SEN
Trombone solo, The Rosary
(Nevin).
Grand Fantasia, Songs of Scotland"
Dampel.
IntermiSsion.
Overture. Berlin in Joy and Sor-
row. (Conradil.
Ca) "One Fleeing Hour" Oee); ,b}
March, THE Booster" new, ernest
OttO).
Grand selection from High links"
FrimD.
The Star Spangled Banner"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-15
Special Taxation Notice.


Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested, that the city council
of Rock Island. H., having ordered
that Twenty street be paved
with asphalt from Seventeenth to
Eighteenth avenue and the ordinance
for the same being on file in the office
of the city clerk of said city and sand
city having applied to the county
court of Rock Island county, Illinois,
for an assessment of the cost of said
improvement according to benefits,
said assessment being payable in nine
installments, each bearing interest at
the rate of five per cent per annum,
and an assessment therefor having
been made and returned to said court,
the final hearing thereon will be had
on the 31st day of July A. ID. 1916, at
the hour of 9 O'Clock a m, or as sOOD
thereafter as the business of the court
will permit.
All persons desiring, may file OBJ
jections in said court, before said day,
and may appear on the hearing and
make their defense.
Dated Rock Island, Ill, July -, 1916
WILLIAM A. NORRIS,
Commissioner appointed to make said
assessment.