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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-12
AN ORDINANCE

RELATING TO THE FINANCES
AND MAKING APFROPR1ATION
FOR THE YHARIjY EXPENSfH6aOF
THE CITY GOVERNNENT'ysstO F
THE CITY OF NlARSIALIiNoWlN.
IOWA, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
BEGINNING APRIL !, 1916.
Be 1t ordained by the mayor and
city council of Marshalltown. Iowa:
Section 1. There Is hereby. appro-
priated out of the general fund and
resources Of the city of Marshalltown
Iowa, for the purposes herein set forth.
and for the payment OF the ordinary
and incidental expenses-ofs the said city
for the fiscal year beginning April !,
1916. for the different items of general
fund as follows: * ID "
Books and printing ,....-.$ SOU.uV
Lights for city buildings. - ID 1000
Buildings and grounds....-. l.200.oO;
General expense ...........' 4.VVv.uv
Salaries Of officers .......... l0s00.0V
Streets and alleys ........... S,OoO.Oo
Police department .......... 9,Vvlg.OV
Section 2. There Is hereby appro-
priated for the use of the water WORKS
department, to be used in the operation
Of the water works the extension OF
water mains and all other purposes
connected with the department, az
cash now on hand In the water WORKS
fund, all funds properly neionging %
the water works fund, and all money
and revenues collected from water
rentals during the fiscal year.
section 8. There is hereby appro-ss
priated respectively to the tunds
herein named, viz: the fire iund, sewer
fund, bond fund, city irnprovem
fund, grading fund. park fund.. eiec-
trio light and lighting fund, library
fund heath fund and all totheref funds
81 said ctty-all moneys now on hand
in said respective funds, all moneys
received from the county treasurer
from the tax levy made for such re-
spectiye funds, and all moneys prop
erly belonging to such respective funds
received from any source or sources;
said moneys so appropriated to be used
for any and all purposes connecteu
with said respective funds to which
such moneys may be legally apple d.
section /. This ordinances shall %
in eject from and after Its passage.
approval and publication as PROVIDED
= z j. s. MILLAGsD,
4335 2 8tssS \: II S q Mayor.
Attest: j.. j. WILSON,
City Clerk n
The above and foresotng ordinalscs
was duly passed, approved adopted
ana title agreed to an adjourned sea-
sion OF the city council held on the
eleventh day OF April, "a. %. 4 ! VIC.
1. s. MIL. AIdD.
I'll Mayor.
II Aftask. 7 VIII son. "
City Clerk.
Published IN the Times Republican
April u, 1911. H
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-12
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T6.S feet south Of south line Of
Ingledue street ................ S4.SV
22G.S feet south of south line OF
~ lngledue street ...,.......s 4.so
326.S feet south Of south line Of
Ingluedue street 1870
526.S feet south of south line OF
1ngledue street ..si.-o
1858 feet south of south line OF
l.: lngiedue street ...........-...3l oo
S26.S feet south OF south line of
Ingledue street ................s0 1920
926S feet south Of south line OF
Ingledue street ...............92. 300
1,126.s feet south Of south line Of
Ingledue street -................95. 15
At the city limits ................9S. 90
SOUTH NINTH STREET.
S27 feet north Of north line OF Doty
street .................. .... H.ao
129 feet north of north line OF Doty
street ................. .o4.3o
At the north corners Of .Doty
DOTY STREET.
$40 feet west of the west line Of
Ninth street .....-.-.......... oe.oo
$40 feet west Of the west line OK
Ninth street .....-............ b.VV
i!240 feet west of the west line
of Ninth street .............. $500
Twelfth street at the northeast
corner >. S7.2s
Twelfth street at the northwest
corner ........--... ....... eo.so
97.1 feet west Of the west line OF
Twelfth street '................ 32.zo
1911 feet west of the west line
of Twelfth street .............1 l5.Zo
Snf
OF Twelfth street .......... -. 1880
BROMLEY STREET.
At Ninth avenue, four corners. las
At Tenth avenue, four corners. Alb
At Eleventh avenue, four corners. 1000
142 feet east of the east line Of
Eleventh avenue, both sides.... 1872
At Twelfth avenue, four corners. o
WOODBURY. STREET.
At Ninth avenue, four corners. ..44.0
At Tenth avenue four corners. $50
At Eleventh avenues four corners 5000
T. NORTH NINTH AvBNUE.
1S4 feet north of the north line OF
Bromley street, both sides. :. ..47.0
264 feet north OF the north line OF
Bromley street, both sides.:... .47.7
NORTH TENTH AVENUE
100 feet north of the north line OF
State estreet, both sides .......33.0O
$50 feet north OF the north line Of
State street, both sides ....... 35.2 4
NORTH EL5vENTH STREET.
At tho alley, between State and
Fremont streets, both Sides. q
At the alley between Fremont and
n mfnttIstieets, both sides ..... 500
4 WEsfAIINN STREET.
At Thi#eenkht street, south curb - >
cornkh |. I'LL. ............ SIS
At Thirteenth street. north curb
corners ...,..........''. Wv
346 feetiwest of the west line OF
Thirteenth street, both sides. sb.s
746 feet west Of the west line OF
Thirteenth street, both sides. 99.0
846 feet west Of the west line OF
Thirteenth street, both sides. .101.O
1905 feet west OF the west line OF
Thirteenth street, both sides !, .lO8.O
Grades for South Ninth street:
At the north curb iins Of Wash
ington street INCONVENIENCE. 4s.o
At the south curb line OF Wash ..
ington street ............. 4s.e
| 1854 feet aouth Of the south line
Of washington street 40.
| 734 feet south Of the south line
OF Warrington street ......... 10.
At the Chicago q Northwestern
Railway Company's north rail. 40
~ g zSss::,;ss; 80! ~:A!.. ancAs and parts
OF ordinances in conflict herewith are
! hereby repealed.
Section 3. This ordinance being an
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-12

emergency measure necessary to be
passed and adopted before the COM
mencement Of public Improvement
shall be in effect on and after the
passage and publication Of said crdi-
nance in accordance with the provi-
sions Of the Code OF Iowa.. NJ +
T. S. MILLAFD,
Mayor.
Attest: J. J. WILSON, ~ "a ;5as
City Clerk III
The above and foregoing ordinance
was duly passed. approved. adopted
and title agreed to an adjourned aes-l
sion OF the city council held on the
eleventh day OF April. A. D. 1&16.
I. 8. 4MILLARDst
e az Mayor.
Attest: ]. ]. WILSON, y %@ Ss.@ q
City Clerk. T. ~
Published in the Times-Reppblican
April IL, 1915. . M
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-12

be held at the home Of Mrs. e. A..
Steiner. 921 High street from o'clock
until on the afternoon Of Tuesday,
April Is. ., N r. tr-
The meeting of the congregational
Brotherhood last evening was the most
lively one Of the year. though the at
tendance was unusually small. The
speaker of the evening was Rabbi
Monheimer of Des Moines, and his
subject was Woman Suffrage" All
the principal arguments pro and con
were reproduced and carefully weighed.
The speaker is a firm believer in the
affirmative of the question he dis
cussed and his audience seemed almost
unanimously to have either been be-
fore or to have been convinced by him.
When rising vote of those in favor
of suffrage and who would vote for ii
in June was taken almost everyone
was standing and when the opposition
was called for. no one arose The
arguments of the rabbi were en-
phatically endorsed and supplemented
by Prof. Jesse Macy. who acknowl-
edged to having used all the argu-
ments against woman suffrage prior to
the civil war but who repudiated them
all now as absolutely worthless
Mart &. Son announce that they will
make start on their new moving pic
ture building on Main street this week
1t is to cost $4,000 or more and to be
oi the most modern construction. 1t
will I've located on the west side OF
the street and next north of the Brooks
Photographic studio with frontage
Of thirty-two feet and to he completed
within the next four months. Nick
Wiltamuth. of Marshalltown. is the
contractor The seating capacity will
be over 500 in upholstered chairs.
Esquire T. j. Noll has just traded
row of three apartments on Broad
street to Frank l. Reynolds for his
department store in Hedrick and Mr..
Reynolds will move back to Grinnell,
his former home Mr.. Noll will put
some one in charge of the store.
Grinnell is increasing so fast in area
and population that G. E. Buck deems
the prospect good for starting store
in the northeastern part of the city
and has already begun the building on
the corner Of Summer street and Sixth
avenue The building is to be 32x42
feet. two stories in height the material
being tile with stuceo finish. II is TO
be completed in two months and the
upper story VIII luTulSH LNiiS az
for the family. Mr..
Buck was doing business in Newburs
at the time of the fire there and was
burned out.
The new descriptive Film" COM
pany formed here last week With DR..
J. W. Billings. Of Union, IS the head
a nd front has rented the large building
lust west of the Colonial Theater,
formerly used by the Spaulding COM
pany as a garage, for their headquar-
ters and will proceed TO make good
on the new invention. This invention
furnishes the explanatory reading
matter at the same time with the
moving picture and is said to be a
great Improvement over the method
now in vogue.
Prof H. O. Hickernell. Of Iowa col
lege. has been secured by the Grinnell
Commercial Club as the leader OF the
city band for the coming year. The
band has had a most successful year
and the citizens will not willingly fore
go the pleasure Of the open air con-
certs in the city park thru the summer
months.
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FREMONT STREET.


$50 feet west of the west line Of
Third street. north and south
curbs 49,. ......'.. $3.50
so feet west Of wes. npe Of Ninth
= Street to be eliminated. =
$50 feet west of west line of4Ninth
street to be eliminated.
New grade-East line of alley be-
tween Ninth street. and Tenth
New grade-West line. of alley be-
tween Ninth street and Tenth
street o"-oo
WEST MAIN STREET.
North and south sides.
80 feet west Of west line Of Thir-
teenth street ..................6 SD
ESQ feet. west of west line of Thir-
teenth street ........,.........6 V.o
400 feet west Of west line OF Thir-
teenth street .............. .o''Z
100 feet west of west line of Thir-
teenth street ................ oS.o
$50 feet west of west line OF Thir-
teenth street DECENTRALIZATION. b3o
1900 feet west of west line OF
Thirteenth street .............12 1870
1,4O0 feet west of west line OF
Thirteenth street .I0!o
1850 feet west of west line OF
Thirteenth street ........... .t4.e
1850 feet west of west line Of
Thirteenth street ...............64 $40
1000 feet west of west line OF
Thirteenth street ............. $50
STATE STREET.
At the west curb line of Elev-
enth acenue ................... 32.Oo
At the east curb line Of Elev-
enth avenue ...............32.00 90. 80.
AT the west curb line Of Tenth
avenue =. .oV
At the east curb line Of Tenth
avenue .................. .o'
At the west curb line of Ninth
avenue .................... .3s.Vo
At the east curb line of Ninth
avenue .................. DOW
At Twelfth avenue four corners. 5000
NEVADA STREET.
At the east curb line Of Tenth
street .....'.s ...-. sn''
At the west curb line Of Tenth
street ............ ..So.a
At the east curb line of Eleventh
street ..-........ S'.o
At the west curb line Of Eleventh
TENTH STREET.
At the north curb line of alley be- ..
tween Boone street and Nevada
street ...........,.-..... ....oa'"
At the south curb line Of alley be- -,
tween Boone street and Nevada
NORTH CENTER STREET..
On outside paving profiles =
At second street at southeast cor
ner ................... ....S p'Ve
At Second street at southwest
corner ............. id.Ss
1877 feet west Of west line Of Sec
ond street.. H|.v
Asst feet west Of southwest corner
of Second street .f4.f.
At Third street at the southeast
corner ............. .i.S.....t..s1...11''
At Third street at the southwest
NoRrH rlHTRD srREuET.
| At the north line Of Cummings
| addition ..-..s ~. WV WV
100 feet north of the north line
Of CummingS addition ,........7OiA
900 feet north Of the north line
Of Cummings addition .70.7
400 feet north Of the north line
Of Cumming addition .i7a.S
500 feet north Of the north line
OF Cummings addition .72.s
At the southwest corner Of Third
/ and Center streets ........ 1870
III the southeast corner OF Tniru
/ and Center streets .. 81. = -: -
i SOUTH TWELFTH sAvENuE.
! At the southwest corner 81 Maln
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-12
Optimistic Thought.
Nothing daunts our intentions
when they are Just.
AN ORDINANCE

REPEATING AND MODIFYING THE
GRADES OF VARIOUS STREETS,
ALLEYS AMID AVENUES, AND ES-
TABLISHTNG GRADES OF vAFI-
Gus STREETS, ALLEYS AND
AVENUES, ALL AS HEREIN :
AFTER REFERRED TO AND DE-
FINED, IN THE CITY OF MAR
sHALITOWN, IOWA.
Be 1t ordained by the mayor and city
council OF the city OF Marshalltown
Iowa:
Section 1. That the following des-
jgnated changes and notifications and
elevations above the city datum plane,
which datum plane was heretofore es
tablished by ordinance, and which GER
tain elevations and grades were estab-
lished by ordinance, be and the same
are hereby modified and changed, and
now established as the permanent
grades of the respective streets, alleys
and avenues at the points herein
named, and also the following desig-
mated elevations above the city datum
plane not heretofore established by
ordinance be and the same are hereby
established as the grades of the respec-
tive streets, alleys and avenues at the
points herein named Said elevations
being the elevations of the curb in feet
and decimals OF feet above said datum
plane. The grades Of the curb OF said
streets, alleys and avenues shall con-
meet with said grade points by straight
lines unless otherwise specifically, de-
fined: - +.
NORTH ErGfYrH sTREEr.
f. Grade
At the east curb Of State street. .74.0t
At the west curb Of State street. .74.5t
At the east curb Of Fremont street II OK
At the west curb OF Fremont street LII
At the east curb Of Summit street 1906
At the west curb Of Summit street 73.0t
At the south curb Of Jerome street 1870,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-12
GrinneIl and Vicinity.

Special to Times Republican.
GFinnell. April 12.-The Grinnell
branch of the National Woman's Peace
Party was organized on Monday after
noon with the following officers:
President, Mrs. H E Conard: secre-
tary, Miss Gretchen Steiner; treasurer,
Mrs. c. A. Miller. The first regular
meeting of the new orga nization is to
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-12

Gold leaf has become so scarce In
Spain that enough Of II can not be OBJ
tanned for decorative purposes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-12
Tonorrou's Menu

His thirst he slakes at some pure
neighboring brook,
Nor seeks for sauce where appetite is
cook" -Churchill.
BREAKFAST.
Grapefruit
Oatmeal Cruel
Sausage OmeIet
Graham Gems. Coffee
LUNCHEON OR SUPPER.
Cold Ham
Escalloped Potatoes
Bread and Butter Sandwiches.
Rhubarb F'ritters.
DINNER.
Julienne Soup
Broiled Beefsteak
Macaroni au Gratin
Creamerd Celery
Lettuce and Cheese Salad.
Cocoanut Custard Pie
Sausage omelet-Cook four sausages
and break them into small pieces and
Just before turning the omelet, sprinkle
the bits Of hot sausage over it.
Rhubarb fritters-Rhubarb fritters
are delicious made in this way: Beat
three eggs and add cupful OF pre-
pared pastry -four and cupful OF
rhubarb that has been cooked soft In
a double boiler. Drop in spoonfuls
into hot fat and fry brown. II the
fritters are to be eaten for dessert, roll
+heno in formulated sugar.
Lettuce and cheese salad-Serve let
| tuce salad with Rocquefort cheese
dressing, made in this way: Crumt
abou. O. third Of cupful Of Rocquefor'
cheese in a bowl that has been rubbed
with onion or a Glove Of garlic. Add
teaspoonful each Of salt and paprika
and four tablespoonful Of tomat,
ketchup. Beat in eight tablespoonful.
! Of olive oil and pour over the lettuce.
4 !.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-12

Sausage omelet-Cook four sausages
and break them into small pieces and
lust before turning the omelet, sprinkle
the bits Of hot sausage over it.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-12

Prince Abort l. sold sos.yspjssrs n
soppy red bags. Sc; tidy ysdfins, Zoe:
handsome pound and haif-pound Tin
hunsidoys and thaf cLassy pound
eryseaEslass kunsidor s0ifh tbs
sponss moist ensr top that kesps the
tobacco IN ehs finest kiad of ssias--t
Gissys9 i s@- 81
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-12

New grade-West line. of alley be-
tween Ninth street and Tenth
street IS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-12

Figure out how smoke like this will "set on your
palate sunup u1-tine You 60 to Prince Albert
like it always was your pal-and don't worry about
your smoke past! LetP. A. take of the future!
JREYNoLDs TOBACCO COMPANY, win,tea Salem, N. c.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-12
His thirst he slakes at some pure
neighboring brook,
Nor seeks for sauce where appetite is
cook "-Churchll.

LUNCHEON OR SUPPER.
Cold Ham
Escalloped Potatoes
Bread and Butter Sandwiches.
Rhubarb Fritters.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-26
Charge
FOR USING OF
CITY AMBULANCE

Use of the city ambulance for the
transportation of patients from their
homes to hospitals will cost S5 a trip,
if plans of the police committee are
carried cut. H.. =.
During April the ambulance made Sc
trips which would have been charged
for under amendments to ordinance as
proposed This would have netted the
city $3.50 and as the emergency hos
pital is costing more than at first fig
ured, members of the police commit
tee believe that this revenue is need
ed 1T is only proposed to charge for
the use of the city ambulance
for private purposes" said Robert Hor-
ner, chairman of the police commit
tee, this morning. There is no more
reason for the city to furnish an am
bulance for the transportation of pa
tients from their homes to the hospit-
ais, or vice versa, or from incoming
vessels 10 the hospitals, than there is
for it to furnish taxi cab" -. MI
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-26
BY
SUPERVISORS OF
BONDS LIKELY

Passage of payrolls is the only bust
ness scheduled for tonight's meeting
of the board of supervisors, but there
are a number of other matters that
may possibly come up.
Prominent among these is the bond
issue proposed by the mayor. None
of the committees of the board have
any report ready to make, but interest
in the measure has been intensified
during the week and there is sure to
be some discussion of it. ~
The memorial has not yet been dis
posed of and may come up tonight.
George M. Collins, city engineer, is
ready to ask the board to call for
bids on Beach Walk, but it was said
this morning that-th city attorneys
Office sDIbuld not have its end ready.
Amendments to the purchasing
agent ordinance and a resolution APP
propriating $500 for investigation eX-
penses of the city attorney over which
there has been considerable discussion
by the board, also may come up again
tonight. -...~ TX. ..= ....
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DAILY REMINDERS

Manicurist at Union Barber Shop
Adv. -.
Round the island in auto, $500
Lewis Etsables.' Phone 2141-Adv.
. Exclusive corset shop, The Good
win," rms. 21-22, Pantheon bldg-Ady
Fine garden soil for sale cheap
Call up George Yamaca, phone 2157.--
Adv.
Have you planned tomorrow's shop
ping with the help of today's ads?
Try it!
A great line of hot weather clothing
and furnishings always to be found al
the Ideal on Hotel street. s
1t is better, easier and much quicker
to send wireless than to write. Just
call 1574-Mutual Wireless.
Call up 2511 and ask for Charles
Reynolds; twin six Packard car, 1900
Young Hotel Auto Stand-Adv.
When your friends are leaving, don't
forget that Henry May & Co. will fix
up a nice steamer basket for your
aloha.
Watch the Want Ads for business
chances for ideas on how to invest
little money with lot of wisdom.
Don't put off starting that bank ae.
count. Commence at once with a
small deposit at the Bank of Hawaii,
Ltd.
If you are wise you will get some
of that delicious veal that the Metro
politan Meat Market is selling for
your Sunday dinner. .....
If you want the best in your office,
you want Keelox Carbon. It's without
an equal and you can buy it at Ar
leigh's on Hotel street
Gas equipment has taken the drudg-
cry out of housework Are you using
it? If not. call 3424, Honolulu Gas
Company, for particulars.
Ladies can save on fashionable foot
wear by taking advantage of the
Regal Shoe Stores Saturday Specials.
See its Hotel street window "
In every line H. Culman Company
endeavors to carry the very best,
which is it's reason for making a spe-
cialty of the Waltham watch. -. D.
If you own property it is desirable
that it be protected day and night.
This can be properly done by Bowers
Merchant Patrol, phone 2515. =.
Flowers are always appropriate and
always welcome. When you send
them get them from Mrs. f. NJ. Tay.
lor, florist, opposite Young Cafe.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-26
JUDGE OPPOSES
SUGGESTION OF
Big BOND ISSUE
"Miqht as Well Dump Money
Into Ocean," Ashford De-
cIareS in Criticism

Circuit Judge Clarence w. Ashford
does not agree with Mayer John C.
Lane in the latter's suggestion for a
$3.50, 900 bond Issue for improving and
maintaining Honolulu's highways. He
is strenuously opposed 10 any such
project, according TO written state
ment which he has given To the Star
Bulletin. -.
The. statement is as follows
There are some brain-pans in
which. should a second idea clamor
for admission, il would find standing
room only / observe that certain OF
the braineries OF the local government
aggregation have been invaded land,
OF course, fully occupiedG by the al
legged idea that we should have bond
issue of-mark the sum $4,000 as
a fund for the reconstruction OF our
highways. .... Ill.,. S.. ..-......
"If anyone should move an amend.
ment' to make il read $1,000 either
more or less, the attempt TO assimi-
late the new idea involved would
throw some OF our statesmen's intel
lects out Of gear. But on the merits
of the proposition We might as well
dump that much of our wealth into
the ocean, as to place it at the dis
posal of the present aggregate of in
competents for disbursement.
"I'lI have something more to say
upon this phase Of impending NUM-
cipal insanity If there shall be any
considerable development of the alp
ment." -:.>" ..E... - -
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W HUItSa.S UHIy. -.
Butter AND EGGS.

Island butter. pound cartons.3O 10 40
Eggs, selected Oahu, per doz. 80
Eggs. No Island, per, dOz. .......37
Eggs. No island. per doz. 20 to .35
Duck Eggs. per doz ................3o