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Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-22
Germany Not to Meet
Demands Is the Belief

Many Visitors-Barbara Worth Re
bekah Lodge No. 353 met in regular
session at Masonic Temple last even
ing with a splendid attendance Of
members and visitors. Among the
visitors we're: Mrs. Naylor, who re-
cides at the Oregon hotel, grand chap
lain of the Nebraska State Rebekah
Assembly; Mrs. Gerard, past noble
grand Of the Anna Lodge of San Die
go, accompanied by a friend. Miss
Cole was also present. Mrs. Gerard
Urged all who could to visit San Die
go during the sessions of the grand
lodge and Rebekah assembly, which
convene in May. Mrs. Jessie Leonard
eff Holtville was chosen delegate to
the Rebeka assembly.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-22
w. G.. T. i. Convention
Shows Big Years Growth

ing officers: President, Mrs. Imogen
Aten of Ell Centric; vice president, Mrs.
Amanda Mackay of Imperial; CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. Ethel Young
cf FL Centre; recording secretary, Mrs.
] uller; treasurer, Mrs. T. H. Wilson.
The program, as already published,
was presented in full.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-22

At meeting of the Imperial Val
ley Bankers Association yesterday
it was decided to make q
loan of $4,000 to the irrigation dis
t,ict, this being in addition to loan
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-22
By Carl w. Ackerman

Berlin, April 22-"We insist right to hit the
foe in his weakest spot Nevertheless want peace with
the great people the water just did not want
with present enemies"
This is the editorial statement of the Loka Anzger,
which has the largest circulation in Germany
Washington, April PIT IS fully apparent there is
little home here that Germany will fully meet the Ame1i-
demands The United Press interview with Won Holt
zendof chief Of the admiralty yesterday, the state
department the first definite statement of the attitude of
Germany.
Washington, April 22.-President Wilson will confer
with Senator Stone general international affairs at
p. m. Monday, it is learned.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-22
Valley Banks Will Loan
$4,000 to the District

:. "a l';lst National of Ell Centre
s. Uo2.
I!.o money is to lie used in the pro-
tective work in progress on the levees
and which will be rushed preparatory
the annual summer flood.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-22
Won der G0ltZ Dead.

London, April 22-The death of Field Marshal Won
der Goltz, commandein-chef of the Turkish army is
blow to the Turks Berlin today announced that
had died of spotted fever after ten days Illness Many
arded him Ge1nanys greatest soldier The bluff man
was not favorite of the Kaiser
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-22

Pythian Sisters Dance-The Pyth-
ian Sisters Temple will give dance
Monday evening, April "a, at Davis
hall. Good music has been secured
and a pleasant evening is promised to
all. Tables will be provided for those
who prefer cards. General admissio
VIII he % cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-22

Later on it is believed the San Die
go club will return the visit.
No date has yet been agreed to, but
the trip probably will be made in the
latter part Of May.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-22

Died in Los Angeles-Mrs. Myrtle
E. Beers, whose husband was until
recently in the banking business in He
Der, died in Los Angeles Thursday
following major operation.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-22
Cervantes Held Responsible.

Nanliqupa Mexico, April 22.-General CerVantes
Vista chief, is held responsible for the Columbus
raid He held nightly trysts with his sweetheart Mani
pa under the of the sentes at Pershings head
quarters. jealous woman told the story and Cevanes
fled to the hills
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-22
Found w arm Camp.

Namiquipa, Mexico, April 22 (By wireless)-FolloW
ing the receipt of one Of the reports that Vii
la band was in the neghborhood the American cavalry
found camp believed to be that Of General Ger
vantes' 100 Four Vilisas and number Of horses
were captured.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-22

Slogan Decision Thursday-Direc-
tors of the Ell Centre Chamber Of Com
merce will decide the contest in fur
nishing a slogan for the organization
at the next Thursday evening meet
inp
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-22
LIQUID Flame Fight.

Paris, April 22-The cCmmunlque says flame attach
by the Germans enabled them occupy Dead mans hill
trenches but later they were ousted.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-22
To Leave GERMANY.

The Hague, April 22-NIany Americans are prepa1'
ing to leave Germany two days notice. number have
arranged to come to Holland leaving their affairs in ne
tral hands. Others will remain in Germany confident
that no will result
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-22

Club play-Tickets for the Ter
Thousand Club play will be on sale
at the four drug stores, or before
putting on sale they can be obtained
Of Mrs. Anderson or Mrs. Hemeon.
The tickets can be reserved at John
sons drug store or Davis Fifth
Street store
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-22

San Antonio, April 22.-Secret orders nave Dee1N
rushed to Pershne following the arrival of General Scott
This is the signal for renewed activity The present com.
lnunications make practically interockng system OF
entries it is learned The first conference OF Scott and
Funston lasted until midnight.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-22

Ell Paso April 22.-Stories of the execution of former
Carranza generals and revolutions backed by German
money came from the factory today 1t IS report
ed that both CaranZa and Daz have used German money
Villa is in apparent danger of immediate capture.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-22
British Recapture Trenc!ses

Berlin, April 22.The British recaptured third of
the 600 yards OF trenches the Germans seized Wednesday
between Ypres and Langener, it is officially admitted
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-22
Held Up Mob.

Ell Paso 9pri "a Caranzista officer at the pistol
point held up mob at Durango City from the Americans
April a.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-22
Sofia Bombarded.

Amsterdam, April 22.-For the first tim esince the
war began aerOplanes have bomha1ded Sofa Bulgaria.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-22
Attacks COLLAPSED.

Berlin, April 22.F1ench attacks around Dead Mans
hill last night collapsed it is officially stated.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-22

The music was appreciated by ali,
,eing furnished by Robert Hale, piano,
and Gene Davis, trap drums.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-22
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL.
Coast League.

San Francisco, 9; Los Angeles, g..
Batteries-Baum, Steen and Sepulve-
da; Scoggins, Grant, Horstman, Schorl
and Boles. ::
Portland, 6; Salt Lake, ). Batteries
Houck and Roche; Hall,
Fittery and Vann.
Vernon, 2; Oakland, /. Batteries-
Arellanes and Spencer; Klawitter, Pru-
lit and Elliott.
National League.
Philadelphia, 7; New York, 6. Twelve
innings.
st. Louis, 5; Pittsburg, O..
Chicago, 7; Cincinnati, 6. Eleven
innings.
Boston, 8; Brooklyn, 0.
American League.
Detroit, 2; Chicago, 1.
Boston, Z; Philadelphia, l.
Washington, 12; New York, 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-22

Several pleasing vocal selections
were beautifully rendered by Ran
Court.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-22
POpe's Message.

Ropes Message
Rome, April 22-"Peace be with you," is the pope's
MESSAGE Of Easter greeting to the United States.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
@erabiebnmg ser @etrei6epreiie ii
9e1tidlanb.

8erIin, 6robtlos iiber SoppiQe,
t6. Sept. - Sic ueberiee=Nadrid=
tenagentur meloet ont Samitag, ooB
N @erlin au6 iene Ereisberabietu1g
fir 9afer nn6 @er1te ltattgefunoen
fat, nadoem borber bereits, tpie i6on
gemel6et, Sic @rotpreile bon AZ Gfen>
mig ouf 38 Efennig fir 6as &ilo=
gramm ermaBigt Dor0en 1in6. Gin
Gierpfunobrot miro iebt nit 68 Nfel1=
nigen ober rrn6 iieb5ebn Gents Der
fauft. Mqe Breispermi11oeru11gen
iin6 eine 5olge 6es 6urd 6ie nclte
GGrnte gebrod)ten l1eberidulles, mir<
betont. Sic @aferpretie iin6 i'm
&%leinban6el BON 45 Gfennig fir 6a<
Efun6 auf % Efennig berabgeiebt
Sic 3eitungen fiin6igen ferner an
oaB m16 Sic &artoffeln udbren0 See
@interS biaiger per6en ioaen. Dif
Sta6tbebor6en baben at 6ieiem 3med
betra6tlide 6on6s bemiQigt. Di{
Greile 6riidt lire 8ufrie6enbeit iibe,
6ie getroffenen MoBregel11 aus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
Site in ser See @ibe G1tk,
>uaarenbaublmng.

8egierig tparen sic Damen, Die
friib5eitige un6 groBartige Sda1itelz
lung bon Muiterbiter1 5u beiidtigen,
oie beute bel Ser ~@erblt<gr0ffmu1g"
borge5eigt tp1r6en.
0ie gegenmdrtigen @tplS bon @u
ten ftn6 Mh1iter Ser &nnit. &iinitlid
Dom fleinen, eng paiien6en Surbm
un6 uSodeD SUIT" nit 6em NJ e + e II,
Sen S6Ieier Biz gum groBen
~8icture @nt", bieIe bon 6ene11
nit tbeilmeile rollen6en &dnbern
nn6 on6ere nit ioIden gan5 berum,
6ie einen Gtpl er5euge1l ser inn az
gemeinen gut befommt. SHE Sd0n=
beit un6 gutter @efdmod, Ser bel Ell
t1em garnierten SUIT gu Sen nieorigiter1
Nreiien Biz gum bo6iten S6eal Ser
N1tbma6erfunit angebradt mer6en
fann, iin6 bter 6emonftriert. 9ie
BON ct. CLOUD itn6 bol1itan=
big iiber5e11gt, 6aB es Sic groBartig-
ite &ut=Muslteu11ng lit, sic je in ct.
CLOUD beril1ht tprr6e. Ole See 6ibe
MISUNDERSTANDING ho~rofteriitert
5mei Sbatiaden: StpI nn6 nj e .
6rtgen 8reis. elegant ausie-
ben6e @iite f0nnen bier g%efauft tper=
6en 51 $3.50, $500 nn6 aufmarts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
@darfe M6iaae.

2on6on n, IS. Sept. - Die Mnt-
MORT Ser idhue0ii6en @egierung auf
0ie 8ori tellungen Ser @ntente=M adte
iiber Die bon Sdue6en CUR @rbaltung
ieiner Ne11tralitat ergriffenen MoB=
nobmen lit in Stodbolm peroffentlidt
moroen, mie cine Meuter6epel6e mel
oct. SSn Der Mnttport er0rtert sic
Idtpeoiide &egierung ltreng f0rmli9
Ole bon Den gntente=M d9ten aufge=
itel1te 8ebauptung, S6tpe6en babe
lidy7in 6ielem &rieg nidt ltreng nett
tral berbalten, ion6ern bie cine Ser
bei6en friegfiibren6en Narteien - sic
Maiierten = benod)tbeiligt. Ssn Ger
Intmort betBt es unter anoerem:
uDie &egierung oes &0nigs fann 1id
auf feline gr0rterrng Mber 6ie Ml1f-
ridtigfeit nn6 unprecedented ibrer
Neutralit6t einlolien Ole mabren6 ser
gan5en 9auer 6ieleS &riegs I'M lie
bermraB bemieien 1por6en lit. Midts=
%0eltotpeniger fanm ith Ole idtpe6iide
Megierung ni6t sic 8emerfung beria>
gen, 6ab cine 6erartige 8eiduloigung
nibt lti6baltig it, penn tie auf Der
ein5elten Sbatiaden oufgeba1t tper,
oen, Die MIR unbol itanbig u1teri l1dt
mor6en iin6." 8e5iiglt6 Ser Ta119'
6oote erflarte Sic idmeoiide &egie-
rung, oaB ale 6erartige Sabr5euge
als &riegSidiffe angeleben ur6 be-
banoelt tper6en, auSgenommen lire
fommer5ielen 3mede iin6 flar 611r9
Sbatl aden ertpielert Ser Nrotei It ser
gntente=Madte be5og itd ouf 6as ge=
fabren idtpeoiider Sobeitsgemalier
ieitens Inter eeboote nn6 ouf Sos Be-
gen zines Minenfel0s BEL &ogrun6=
renoen inn iu6liden 9un6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
Cine Strait iuar iebr b6ie un6 qab

Cine Strait mar iebr b6ie un6 gab
ibrem @efibl in einem 8rief a11 Dr.
Setter 6abrnep fuB6r1td. @s erregte
ibren Corn, tpeil iie Sorni's Mlperr=
fra11ter midt in ser Mpotbefe ibres
@obnortes faufen fonnte, ion6ern
6afitr nad) Chicago i6tden mubte.
Sic madte aber baI6 6ie @rfabr11ng,
6ob iid 6ieie Miibe gut berlobnt.
9aS &eiImittel miro SEN 2eltten
0ireft geliefert bon Sen @erIteuern,
Or. Eeter 6abrnep & Cons 60, 19
-25 So. @opne Mbe., Chicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21

un6 Soiepb 8ebrer, aubere @ode;
Or. Mopnibam, unteriudungsar3t
bodnp. Serr Mr5t, geiltlider 6ibrer.
@oloingfor6.
SSn Ser bieIiben ct. Marien-&irde
lie BEN lid) lpabre11o zines bonn bodm.
Serrn @11npper bon @oQiS &C.
baltenen 9ror1tamtes perebelider
Soiepb $. sdott un6 Sraulein
Morg. GlearD. 9ei SEN gltern 6eS
8rantigamS nabm 6aS il1nge Soar
bon oen gum 6eite eridieneren 81
item Sic aufridtiglten @liidtpiinide
'entgegen. M0ge es linn ami eigener
SCRIBE itetS nab 8uni6 ergeben!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
kinder oohreion
MACH FLETCHER'S
ORIA
ct. Martin.

Mm 9ienl tagmorgen ertonte bon
I'M erem &ir6tburme mie6erum feier=
.lideS @elaute. Giesmal galt es Dem
iunget 8rartpoore Motbias @bens
BON 6arming nn6 ser Maria 9oll
bon bier. Sci einem Inn 8 ubr bonn
bodsp. P. M6albert, 8. g.. 49, gebal,
terten 8ral1tamte lieBen biele Den
gun6 fiirS 2eben e%iniegnen. gead
oem Mmte fano gmpfang uno 8etpill=
%fommm1ng int @auie ser 8ra11t ltatt.
Gus iunge Soar miro iein &eim in
6orming maden. M0ge es inn om
eigenen SCRIBE itets na6 8uni6 er=
geben! - @pdp. P. %9(mrbrolir1s, ..
g. g., bon &ibmon6 erltattete I'M,
lerem bod)tp. Mforrer P. Metnulf 3.
8. g., einen freum61daftliben 8eiu6.
= Sobn Serges bat lebte @o6e iet1
&iiiteramt a%ngetreten.
ct. Mtgnita.
Dime 6as @eri9t 5u @iilfe nebmen
GIT. miiiien, lit sic bieltge @egeberle=
ga1ng 40 Maeilen n0r6li6 bon ser
Meiers 5orm gei6li6tet mor0en. Mm
lebter 9onmerltag fan6en it6 Sic bel
Ser @erlegung Sntereiiierten pie6er
gut amn1er1, nn6 eS fam babel CUR 81
nig11ng 10 6ab Sic proponierte Ser
legung 0es @eges iebt Dor 1id geben
fan11. - SSn ei11er am 9ienltag &C.
b%altenen Ser amml1t1rg Ser @oltntpbe=
b0r6e tpa1r6e S. 6. 8raolep als Sn=
genie1tr 11n6 Motb. &oling bon &id=
mono, Sobn Neubling bon 81. @loub
ia;'n6 @alentin @ala BON 2uremb11rg
als 8eii9tiger 6es @robens go. 80 in
6en Iotp11s ct. Mrtgui ia nn6 2Dn6er
ernannt.
Glear 2afe*
Ser 70 Sabre olte Nif. @ets III
ont Mttttpod b%ergangener 8ode ii
ieinem bieligen Seim zines ieliger
So6es gel torben. Ser 8erltorbenf
mur6e inn &anton @el5 I'M @roBber:
5ogtb11m 21tremburg geboren uni
tpan6erte bon BORT in 1871 rta6 Slime:
rita aus. SsSn 1877 berbeiratbete e1
lid in ct. Soiepb NIT Maria E11ng
urb Ser gbe entiproiien a6t &tn6er
bon 6enen noh fiinf 6em 2eben er
bolten iin6. Ser @eritorbere ma1
bon 8rofe1fion ein Miiner un6 battt
Sabre lang sic olte Meenob Miible
maize ct. Iuguita in 8etrteb. Cant
1tag fano nah einem in Ser &athe
6role 5u 81. CLOUD bonn bodm. Dr
Geo Sons, eirtem Meffen 6es Ser tor:
bene11 geboltenen &eql1iem Sic Seer
6igrng a1tf 6em 81. CLOUD &olporien
@ottesader itatt. Moge er ruben it
6rie6en! Sen &interbliebene11 unie1
8eilei6!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
Erai. @illpns Sdnueiter %geitprbcn.

Neap 2on6o1, Conn, 16. Sept.
= 6ra11 Mnnie @otpe, sic ein5ige
9dpeiter 6es 8raii6enten 8ilion,
Itarb am somitagfriib in Seem 2on=
Son: Conn. @ie NOR felt elmer $50
DIE iebr fdtper an 8au@feuent5iin,
Dung erfranft, un6 lire Mufloiung
mur6e 1eit 5pei Sagen 1tiin6li@ er~
martet. Ger Fraii6ent fam am per=
goltge1ten Montag nod bier 1tt6 febrs
tie arn Mfitttpo6 nad Sba6on 2olpn
5uriid. Seine Sdmeit b%onltGnoig
betpuBtlos, mar nidt mebr imitan6e>
tb11 5u erfent1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
Barthelemy's
~s1neemetbes Gath @ro:
cerD sept.
Sreitag, 6amitag unb
Mlonta9
Spe5ielleS

&eis in 3 Bf6. Saden, Do
@f f;!' @0nie' 2 @obe" 25e
1l1r .AVV
Yalmolipe Seife per o.
Stlld .OV
Corn 1lofes IN mods0idten ~
Naqneten 8 fir ........ u
ao msrn' pts iq a; 59 45a: 81: 43c
Sd1pere meiBe Jrudt Sar u
~g}11bberS, per STD. .........lC
Mon Sta Cocoa Elm Nfo. 9Qn
Sar .................. zoe
@en Sta Cocoa, Y 8f0. 5n
Sar "
@an Sta Cocoa, Il Nfo. o.
Iancp Bartlett girnen 90 IN
per 9idie ........ 0zsIV
5on as: 5 s55sEta sirne~ Or
per gl1hle .............VVV
6rii6te ut16 Semitic jeoen Sag
fri1h.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
&atierin mod Ser Sitfrpnt.

2on6on, 16. 5ept. - Cine Mmt=
iter0amer Depeide Der grhange Sc
legrapb 60. am 8reitog mel6ete,
6eut16e 3eitl1ngen bitten berihtet,
6oB &oiierin gluguita @iftoria a1ti
ibrer &eiie na6 6em oitlihen &a11pt=
quarter auf @inla6ung oeS &aiiera
amt Donnerltag 8reslo1 paiiiert bat.
gs lit Ser erl te Bei11d, tpeld]en Die
&aiierin Ser Sltfront obitattet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
E. A. Barthelemys
Dept Store
PHONE SOC
Cute @eleqenheit.

44O older 2an6 ser Greeport 2an6
Company, I'M n0roliden Minneioto
gelegen, Der @l1ltur iebr 5ugangli@,
biaig 5l1 faufen o6er 81 %berbanoeln.
Mu9 immer noh mebr 2ano in ser
Segeno bon Greeport gelegel1, l1nter
ginltigen 8%e6ingungen gu perfa1f Ell.
Naberes 5u erfragcn BET
S. 81. 8ntt>ueiler,
39ba 5reeport, Weinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
6arm at b%erfanfen.

ltnter5ei6neter bietet feline $50
Mder groBe, fultipierte Garm unter
giinitigen 8e6ingrngen I'll foufen a1.
Mdberes BEL Qp1is &eternell,
43-4t St. 1, ct. Soiepb, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
@erindt eS!

@ir BADEN jett 5000 aunoen, mel'
die rcsclmaki9 lire @eiteuuneen fit
umier b%eribmtes 2agcrbier uno Sonic
brieflid e%inienoen. s&idt Cure
nadite 8eiteQnne CUR Golo sprtns
8reming So. Cffieen Golb Spring,
Wiiun., unb ct. Glpnb, Attnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
21t nerfamfe1t.

Gin @orlep Daoioion Motorcpcle
in beitem 3ulta11b gu perfaufen fir
$65. Man frage nod an gto. rs
Is. Mpe. 11orbli6, ct. @louo, Meinn.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-11-10

Fancy towels for Christmas gifts,
new warm comfy blankets, percales
and ginghams, short lengths, suitable
for aprons, mems shirts, school dres-
SEES, new serges, the wanted green,
black and brown, seventy-five cents a
yard. Come see Us. VanHorn, corner
Pine and Pacific avenues. Wild wood
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-11-10

Ladies will please notice that the
Wild wood Embroidery chop will keep
open on the boardwalk until Christ
mas, but after October 1st will open
only in the afternoons from one o'clock
til 5 30 o'clock. Miss ]. Scott. n
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-11-10

Bright's Express. Hauling OF all
kinds, Garfield and Pacific avenues.
Storage warehouse and boarding
stables. Both phones.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-11-10

Hot house chrysanthemums grown
in Wild wood 15c each. Gold fish,
aquariums and supplies. NJ. s. Cum
Minis, III E. Wildwood ven
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-11-10

For Rents room bungalow, Hand
aud Pacific avenue. Ali improvements
and built for winter use. &. A. Norton.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-11-10

Building Association funds to-. lssa
on first mortgage in amounts 10 suit.
Robert J. Kay secretary, Wild wood,
N. j. n
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-11-10
Republican PluraIIties In Cape
May County

The Republican candidates were all
elected in Cape May County last Tues
day. The folio wing is the pluralities
given in the C 'unty. These figures are
not official, but are pretty near accu-
rate:
Ba~charach, Congress. 1885
Edge, Governor. 1855
Frelinghuysen, U. S. Senator. 1929
Hughes, President. ......... Sl1
Hoffman, Coroner. 3a7
Siille, Assembly ........... 275
-Four years ago President Wilson had
275 plurality in the county.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-11-10
Republican PIuralities

On Five Mile Beach the Republican
candidates received the followinglplur-
alities.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-12-15
$170,412.00
40,885.54
408.5Q
100000
$231,706.04

change, and recommend that said
change be made and road opened up
and worked as changed; and having
fully reported in the premises, we
beg leave to be discharged. This
the eth day of December, 1916.
IF j. E. CARPENTER.
5000. W. V. HORTON,
Commissioners.
In the matter of the condemnation
of, a sufficient amount Of dirt to COM
plete the levee in Dist 3. known a.
the Clark Levee; it appearing that
the owners of the land through
which said levee runs were duly and
legally notified of the intention OF
the Board to go upon and condemn a
strip of land not exceeding ninety
900 feet in width for said purpose:
sand .thereupon the Board in pursu-
ance to an order of this Board pass
ed at a special meeting of the Board
held for that purpose November %.
1916, did on December s., 1916, pro-
coed to go upon and assess the value
of the dirt to be taken from said
strip of land lying adjacent to and
on the north side of said levee, along
its entire length, and for a width of
. not exceeding ninety feet and assess
ed the value of the dirt to be taken
from the strip of land belonging to
the w. J. Clark estate, at the sum
of fifteen dollars. ($15.00) /; and the
valu of the dirt to be taken from the
strip Of land belonging to w. B. Mer-
rift, At the sum of five dollars, ($5)
it is therefore ordered by the Board
that the Clerk of this Board issue
variants payable to w. J. Clark es-
tate for the sum of $1,000. on the
Road Fund, in payment Of said assess
ment and TO W. B. Merritt for the
sum of. So, in payment Of said assess
ment allowed 10 him.
In the matter of the petition of r.
F.. Perry. and others. duly filed and
presented to this Board asking for
the laying o and opening of a pub
lie road in Dist. = of Grenada county.
as set forth and particularly de
scribed in said petition; it appearing
to the Board that said petition is in
proper form and is signed by more
than ten free-holders and household
ers of Grenada county residing in the
territory to be benefited by and in
terested in said road; and it further
appearing that the public interest
and convenience requires the laying
out and openign Of said road; and it
further appearing that all of the
owners Of the lands through which
said proposed road will run from the
Calhoun, county line to Graysport.
have signed said petition, and bound
themselves to donate a right-of-way
40 feet wide drought their said
lands as same shall be located and
laid out through their lands; it is
therefore ordered that said petition
be and the same is hereby granted
and said road is adopted as prayed
for, improvements under the ordi-
nance adopted by this Board on June
., 1915; and it is further ordered
that a committee from this Board
from districts other than Dist. 2. to-
wit: W. A. Odom and l.. T. Hav-
den. be appointed to examine and
view said road, and if found practi-
cable by them to lay out and mark
same and report their proceedings in
writing to this Board at it's next repu.
lar meeting.