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Arizona republican., 1919-03-23
CALL FOR BIDS FOR SAL \ RIVER ss VALLEY WATER USERS ASH 2
 r's SOCIATION3 GARAGE eo }E9555.

S Sealed bids will be received at the office of Mr., w. R. Elliott, Project Manager Salt River Valley Water Is5 5eEs} $Association;r Second Avenue and tNjan5a aBuEeno Street, until 2 O'Clock .2s Nfs March 222s 19I9s for the erection of a74garage to be located on Third, 2Ayenue, just North of N3an1s Bqren Street.
 Specifications and plans may .betob= 5tained at the office of the Association. z Each 1bidderawilI be required to, de- sposit with his bid certified check in. the sum of per cent of his bid, 5pay4 able to the Salt River Valley Water sTJsersf Association. Said checks -sher sthails that Of. the successful bidder. shall bez5Feturned to the bidder im=
 mediatelY upon the letting of the cone tract. Check of the successful bidder
 will be retained until he shall have
 executed a bond satisfactory to the
 Associatio conditioned thatethe bid= der will perform the5scontrac +r1tos be +draWn between said Association and said bidder to the satisfaction ofFthe EAssoeiationaor its dulY authorized rep EresentatiNe. Immediately upon signing Eof such contract and the deposit of
 such approved bond, check shall De
 retuFned. 1g.9 & Sas
 The Association reserves qtheS right Fto2 reject any or all bids or to waive
 any informalities in bids submitted s I-a .5$ $-.ssss $ea5 79> w. R. EEEI0TTs&
 E. 49222ss Project Manager.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23
WHEN WILSON AND CLEMENCEAU MEET
6Phiiadelphia Public Ledger)


 - 4How dol you do,- FAIr. President?' said the Premier. -0s
 %Quite WeIll...11NI1rr. Premier" answered MT. Wilson's {%s 5g$
 ; @You are not tired ?s;;. asked NJ. Clem-
 49&os quite fit <, declared the presi--
 sEnimportant as .sthis brief dialogue may be- itaNet finds a fitting place among graNer matters. The exact pur-- port and scope of the private conyer- sation between the president of the United. States aand the premier of France will probably never be known. But it might not be a bad guess to suggest that Sit was not wholly carried ion in full dress. Historic occasions are mot infrequently translated by the historians into something quite unlike anything the participants imagined them to be. The greatest statesmen may play like schoolboys in the inter yalsg of serious thought. The president sand5the premier no doubt realized how momentous the occasion was. but they expressed themselves in conventional amenities. And, after all. what more could lAI.-g Clemenceau have wished to know than that his distinguished vis itor5 was quite fit?"
 ' gTheg g5laconic BF'rench and American way ofSgreeting means quite as much as the, elaborate verbal courtesies Of sorientals. Superficial flatteries would be wholly foreign to5the natures of the men at the peace conference. They can take oneaanother sg good will for granted There will be moments of high tension lof deep debate perhaps of fiery eloquences But 3theEbusiness in hand will hardly lbey carried out with a single eye to9 ourSold5frien the historical painteFs sEhets etsdelegates. will find Unnecessary oEreIieXe7 the. strain HbY occasional Eeiapseas from 92formal dignity Probably the9 president, and Bthe premieF sWapped SstoEies after { they had 3WlahdEaMnF from. tie public gaze The easy,eeginteT GolFsezsof. man land man is often the best fdiplomacy This is part of the story we shall hear l little ofsaf IeaSt not. until the 3goossips l7haye a chance to talk. And doubtless much of awhaeoSWe do hear $Will'5 be laapoeryphal3 But it is gEatifying a [, the E beginning to learn how MS @Iemenceau
 hoped that zsSME. Watson vas not tired. land how AIE MIlsonsz Teassured a@shim Rwith concise emphasis 56 gIt gives, the
 human touch to the JglitfeEing pageant
 of eomplimentssSandl 8couFtesies. ss @3
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23

I7 City subscribers WhoS do5not 1rs' re-
 E ceiXe their (copyS sofssT heW Repubi- x can promptIy Iy5s should tel ephone the X circulation 5GDepartmentnIsS Phone N 433d beforess s&o' 'cLoc sina the Tmorn- Ing ana a eopy@WilI, be 7sent:& #
 N ' Country su bscribers$ who fail lkto. receive ggtheiir; aper5sho call N before g o.cloct inthel morning and
 I ascopY will De mailed5 / gg 9AIG city carriers should be thru 4>E with their deliYerySbY l6*5a. m:: and 43country carriers by9Sa a. m. df}yOu sS9copy is not deliver red &promptly you Mean help irnproYeSS Eth sgservice < by 4 teIe ephoning 43S1,Ss;T hef Circulation
 f Department. lss :3t39 eJ 5565
 jf 0T Carriers finish theirSd deliXery, on
 E Sundays one hour laterg@than on days e52S Z fS4 E sSg;3S siz9 $g E,
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23
PASADENA HAS 5..5 g9 2 5 < l
 REAL BEAUTY FARM
I0From the Los Angeles Times9

S.a GF'rom the Los Angeles TimesY 4 J Pasadena has "a municipal50 beauty farm: The products are blossoms for the annual tournament of roses to be held New Yeorls day. They appear in artistic decorative schemes Con floats entered 8ns in the tthhe mar marvellous floral
 once Pasadena ran short of flowers .for8the festival. The City was, thrown
 into consternation.g8ItW It was an unheard
 of thing, and must not be allowed to
 association. the board, of trade and
 other organizations. conferred With the
 city commissioners, and the muGicipal
 beauty farm was started. Danger of
 insufficient natural material for ornasy imenting entries no longer exists. SO There are about twelve acres of |. flowers. Ten are picturesquely situat= ed on a hill overlooking the lArroXo lSeco, up toward the mountains, and
 the other two are in one corner of
 Tournament park. where the big foots ball games ,care played the first day
 each year. The city did not begin
 raising flowers on such d wholesale
 scale to begin With, but from year to
 year the gardens have been enlarged
 until they reached their present pro=
 portions. G5 9S 9 @ aS I3S7 f Valuable Land @3 oo os E 53 Ornamental plants for the Pasadena
 parks and trees for the streets are grown on land adjoining these gardens. }1Ns recent inventory showed more than sSlO;000 worth of flowers, shrubs and I7trees on this nicipal garage: The l9blossoms are cftsfor2ESf.W Years day because the men ins Charge plan lto have the greatest65=s57we wealth of fora |, bloom during the final edaNs7 of De Scember,, the, time of year8 when thf \ tournament call is to be answered.
 l5Tl 1t isn't at all surprising that Pasa;
 sdena did runSshort of flowers one Neal
 and that the need gfor} the municipa garden developed. 9 Tourists alway! 1 wonder from hence come e3all he Tblos-
 sons used in5 float decorations in tht 9 New Years pageant. There are literal g1ly3 millions. IndiNiaduaT floats Ire sI5eash!5 x 15S S#5 = s65s5 Gsg'3gS55s $5 : Il 4 utlif8the municipal gardens were t
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23

5 | . .3 7f In the Matter 5ofsthe Applications of the. { sSARIZONA DEAGONESSs HOSPITAL : sAND HOME, for Order to Mortgage @Real Property. @ 9SNotice is hereby. given sthat5the Ari3 zona$ $Deaconess Hospital and Home, of Phoenix, Arizona, has filed with the Clerk of said above named Superior Court: it's petition praying for leave to mortgage real property belonging to said corporation, described as Block Three (3) of Bryan Place, as per map or plat recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Maricopa County Arizona, in Book of Maps, at page 2S, of not to exceed Forty five Thousand (s45, ,000.00) Dollars from the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company of California, payable in not to exceed five (5) years from the date of said mortgage at the rate of not to exceed seven per cent per annum, said loan to be further secured by the pledge of bonds and other assets of said Arizona Deaconess Hospital and Home; that said petition has been set for hearing by the Court at the Court Room of Division No. 2, in the Court House, in the city of Phoenix, Maricopa Coun- ty, Arizona, on the 18th day of March, 1919, at the hour of 9:30 o'clock A. M. ., and that any member of said corpora ton may oppose the granting of said order to mortgage by affidavit filed with the Clerk of said Superior Court or by appearing at said hearing.
 Dated this Fist day of March, 1919.
 CLAUDE $. BERRYMAN,
 Clerk of Superior Court
 By THOMAS G. PEYTON,
 Deputy Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23
Personals

HOME MADE BEER, not nearborn nor substitute, but genuine article. Send dime for retired foremost brew masters recipe and make unexcelled beer at home. Simple to make. Mincke, tDept F. Alhambra. Calif It
 WOULD like to correspond with widow lady between the ages of 30 and a years; no objection to children. Box g6W Republican. It
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23

when there are7floWerss to be cut they are lgiNen to hospitals and charitable institutions. y The municipal garden is not Intended as "a money making venture. g
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23
7 Legal Advertising E
.5 sS NOTICE OF ELECTION it River Valley Water Users Assos

NOTICE $OFS ELECTION 5ia5 Salt River Valley, Mater Users Assos Y J@ 294g 9GB5g5 44ci iation f lSS5S 5e9sS 5NOTIGE IS IIEREBY2 GIVEN,5 that under the provisions of the Articles of Incorporation and of. the By4Laws of the Salt River Valley Water Users Association, and1in pursuance sIhereof
 an election bNlsa the qualified electors
 of said association Will beFfh held on
 Tuesday. April first gC1sty, $l9l9s from 3S o'clock a:g m: ofasaid day to 8 O'Clock
 p. m. of said day at the various polling places Stol&be hereafter designated by resolution of the Board of Governors Of said AssociationS for the election of the following officers of said }Associa- 4tion,e that is toS say:a 48 #-9 'g539a 8atsg3, .a9One member ofqthe Council in each 8of the ten council districts into which lthe reservoir district is divided, for
 the term of three Years. : IF
 s One member of tfe5 council in the
 Eighth district to fill an. unexpired
 termSof two 5yeaFs.9S '8ds. SSo2' as' One member of the Board of GoYer- Tnors from each of the saidFten council
 districts. Qg S5slgsl q . a&ses q9 s5
 The said terms Sof said several ot- ! aficersEto begin on the first Monday in { May l 919. .58 sz35gg 7 g454 55E .se
 .s3 Mem bersE of the council and of the
 board of governors are 'tos9bes elected
 byS the electors of the reservoir dis
 tricts who are qualified to. Xote2Sin the
 several council districts, respectively, flor members of the council and of the X board of governors Q 55@ g
 9Alsos for the approval or 5disapproval
 of a proposed amendment to the ar
 ticles of& incorporation in x accordance with the following resolution:
 8s That section 1eor Article " of the
 articles of incorporation of the Salt River Valley Water User s Associa. ton be amended by inserting between Ether fifth paragraph thereof, as amend Eed son July s. e19139 ending With the swords, eand for any other useful Gpur4 pose and for profits,,t' and the siXtf paragraph thereof beginning with the words. stTo have and exercise all the powers, the following paragra ph,s ! to- wi t:z8s5..57 -sz5 \ 5sa 55= 952 -75s55T To construct install. operate ant aintainapumps, ditchess conduitss anC other drainage works for draining any zor9 all of the dand receiving. water ISthrough. the irrigation work Of the as: 5sociation.s 8 5 % 7 r55' e 2 'o l3s The above proposed amendment l. submitted to the council and approved
 5bNssstWo thirds of the members of sail ;Rcouncil at a regular session 5thereo I held on theg24th day of FebFuarys 1919
 + Eses$ $8s SGTIAS. A.7sNAN DER NfEEFSaS 2
 # Secretary Salts River Na alley Wate1 l6 Users Association. "7
 . Firstspu publication March I. 191s. eE
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23

(. .sA.c yt--f f4l. NOTICE E.2;sss .2;sssI,NNITING NG5IISPR0P@SAI4Si 555 0Rs BIDS AFOR5s THE INiPR0NEzJ &a5 IENIl l& oFTs JEFFERSON STREET1 s7a BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH AND # TNsVENNI IY-FIRST. AVENUES. MAD @lSON ET&BETWEEN TWENs=s x TY=F1RST; AND %$sTWEMT Y =Sf1gs--s
 ONDAf AVENUES, AND TWENTY=
 FIRST AVENUE BETWEEN JEt1=
 PERSON and MADISON STREETS.
 IN THE CITY OF PHOENIM. f1SS as
 Notice is hereby given that pursuant $
 to Title VII, Chapter XIII, Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1913,@GiNiE Code, and amendment thereto, the Commis7 sion of the City of Phoenix Nfaricopa County, State of Arizona, on the 18th day of March, 1919. passed Resolution
 No. 346, ordering the improvement of certain portions of Jefferson Street. Madison Street and Twenty first Axe9 nue, in the City of Phoenix, described in Resolution of Intention No 333, ! passed by the Commission of the City of Phoenix on February 5th, 1919, and on file with the City Clerk of said City, and that sealed proposals or bids, for making said improvements according to the plans and specifica- lioliS lHri ciOf, as ueScrlDed Tn heSUE 1 lution of Intention No. 3S5, will be received at the office of the City Clerk in the City Hall of said City oi Phoenix. up to 10 o'clock "A. M. l April 2nd, 1919. - E% l The plans and all specifications for said work may be examined at the office of the City Engineer of the City of Phoenix.
 The costs and expenses of said i'm provement are payable out of assess! mepts against the property situated ir the district described in said Resolu. tion of Intention No. 335. Serial bonds
 payable in equal annual installment. extending over a -eriod of approXi- mately nine (9) years from their date and bearing interest at the rate Of sil 1 (6l per cent per annum, payable semi annually, will be issued to rep resent assessments of Twenty-fiy, | ($25.00)s Dollars or more -
 All proPpz8M oe bids. must be e$ac. cel11ea414 8nd payable to thl ori,er \ !x<fsJor a sum not les
 ten (1&{ gent of the highes
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23

Property.
 Notice is hereby given that The Ari- zona Wesleyan University has filed with the Clerk of the above named Sus perior Court. it's petition. praying for leave to sell real property belonging
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23
Special Notices

AUTHENTIC INFORMATION con corning new wonder oil fields of Texas furnished free. Address Publicity De- partment, Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce, Fort Worth. Texas. It
 THE PARTY who was seen to take the 45 automatic gun from machine in front of 343 North Third Ave, return 10 1902 West Monroe. No questions will be asked. al
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
 MARICOPA

In the Matter of the Application of THE ARIZONA WESLEYAN UNI
 NERSITY. for Order to Sell Real
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23
Piano Tuning

CHARLES W. COLE, expert piano
 tuning and repairing. Player pianos T speciality. Graduate of the Faust School of Tuning, Boston, Mass. All work guaranteed. All orders will receive prompt and careful attention. Consult me for prices. Phone 1466. Residence. 1714 W. Jackson. If
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23

Send for March 10th issue of the Oil Press, containing new, startling and accurate analysis of present condi- tions; Okmulgee Producing Refining O., Sinclair, New Hoffman, Globe, Catlett-Davis, Shirt Sleeve, Puden- tial, Apex, Consumers and many other new and old mid d-continent oil-produc- ing companies. Copy of this impor- tant issue sent on request Oil Press, 1900 Republic Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
 It
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23
LEGAL NOTICE aoF SALE OF REAL l 5. & ae1sl- VI ; s95.9 ESTATE s8 s alss5


 7 To As. Prescott and the unknown owners, if any, of the North .I51.943 feet of the West 90s11 feet Of the East 360.44 feet of Lot 17 Brill Addition to the City of Phoenix, Arizona sG@25 q
 That the undersigned, the treasurer of the City 1ofx Phoenix. a municipal corporation of the State of Arizona, in pursuances 0 ftheA authority vested in him by Paragraph 197S, Revised Statutes of Arizona, will sell at public auction the north 151.94S feet of the west 90.I1& feet zof the east 360A4#f of Lot seventeen GID Brill Addition to the City& of Phoenix, Arizona, ac- cording to&the official map or plat thereof qnow on file with the. county recorder. of 5Maricopa county, Arizona, at the office 5of5 said treasurer in the City Hall $of the said City of Phoenix at three (3) o'clock D: m.,. on the sev- enths 9th. day xof April 1919. Ss= s.5
 The conditions of the above sale: is that. s sata z. e5gs SS55:ee.s=3q 8 Whereas on the $11th day of March, 1s14.55 the city treasurer of the said City Of PhoeniXs8Fdid, under and by virtue 5of the proceedings. duly, and regularly had, issue, among others "a certain street improvement bond No. 33 MCDoWell Road, Series No. l. and dated March 1, 1914, and the property mentioned on said bond is described as the east 360.44 feet of the north 151.943 feet of the west 90.11 feet of Lot seventeen CID Brill Addition to the City of Phoenix, Arizona, and the | whole amount due on said bond is the sum of two hundred and thirty two 09-100 dollars, together with accrued interest on the principal amount due upon said bond from the 14th day oi March, 1919, at the rate of six (6) per cent per annum until paid
 Now therefore, unless the, amount due on aforesaid sbonds and the in: sterest2 due thereon, togeth her&with s9 s9the E cost of8 publication of this notice55a 5are 5 paid. prior t theS% late :, Of Said sale | the aforesaid property described 3ir li said bond swill be sold satg the time and place aforesaid: E sz 455al 3 Aeesis15 : I E. C.5 X 88H::SS SSBOON.22 s
 [ Treasurer of 4the 4City$ of Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23
MAKE YOUR OWN LAGER ONE CENT A GLASS
Finest you ever tasted, easily mad

Finest you ever tasted, easily made at home. Delicious, satisfying. invi- gorating all the flavor, sparkle and snap" of best lager beer brewed. Not 10 be compared with usual so-called near beers" Just get Paragon Malt Hops Extract and follow the simple directions. Have better, purer. whole soIner drink than you ever bought in saloons or cafes. Fine clear color; rich, creamy foam. Removal of food restrictions again permits using this extract as directed. Extract itself con- tains no aleohol and can be sent to any dry" section. One agent writes: "Neighbors think it just fine: can be beat Some come for miles to find if I have any extract. One package makes gallons genuine malt and hops brew, the kind that really touches the spot" Paragon Malt-Hops Extract. only s1.50 prepaid. Send today. Par ngon Malt Co.,, Dept. r. A, SIS sherman St, Chicago. III. It
 I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracted by Mrs. Ethel Black. dm L. P. BLACK.
 WOULD LIKE to correspond with good Christian lady between IS and 70 years of age, matrimonially in- clned. who would appreciate a nice home in small city. Address Republi- can. Box 22L. dm
 A WIDOW of 50, some means. neat appearance and jolly, would like to meet a true gentleman. If mutually kagreeable. matrimony considered. No triflers. Box I'M. Republican. ak
 WILL THE PARTIES who are not satisfied with their present lunches call at Sanitary fountain, corner First Ave. and Adams, and gAt a satisfy ing lunch. dg
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23

It makes no difference. lMii3altss&2your lii3li
 wants may be You can have themE%sup-
 pied by using and reading The. .Repub- 2iican 6lasssified pagesS8 riz6na; nri;s sst3Lead ing A6Yertising5 Medium. x. ]S259s-47+ l199
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23

NOTICE INVITING PROPOSALS OR z BIDS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT
 OENs SIXTH AVENUE BETWEEN g65 VAN BTREN HAND eF'ILLMORE; 3 STREETS, IN5S55% THE SCITY5 ZOE F PHOENIA. ' a4 D. ars 2 2: E.f.ls
 Notice is5 hereby given that pursuant sto53Title VII, Chapter NIIIL, 5s Revised Statutes Sof Arizona, 1915 Civil Code, ands amendments theretos the Gom= mission of the City ofg PhoeniXs,S Mari icopa County, State Of. Arizona, on the 19thzdays of MaTch,g I9l9, passed 5Reso- ment- of certain portions of Sixth Avenue in the GitE of Phoenix. dez 5scribed fin Resolution of Intention No. g33SS 5passedoby the Commission Of the GitY5 Of 9}PhoeniXegonl February 18th 19I95 and on fileySwitha the City Clerk of aSsaid b City,75and5.5 that sealed pros posals9 or9 9bids,77for making. said i'm provements according 3to@ the plans and specifieationsr therefor, asf de- scribed in Resolution of Intention No. 33S, will be received at the office of the City Clerk in the City Hall5 of said City of Phoenix up to 10 o'clock a. m., April 2nd. 1919.
 The plans and all specifications. for
 said work may be examined at the of :
 flee of the City Engineer of the City
 of Phoenix. %
 The costs and expenses of said i'm provement are payable out Of assess
 ments against ptheE property situated
 in the district@described in said Reso= I lution of a1Intention@ @No.a59SS. Serial bonds, yable in equal annual <iTi= stallmentst extending over, a period ot Japproxi x xiimately nine s9(9) S5yeaEs from 5Stheir55 date and bearing interest at the
 payyabie semi l annually will lbe issued to represent assessments of Twenty ,sfiyel, 25:00y Dollars qr{ more. 254
 Z 554A1 A lll PFC posals Tor bids must be ac= iiG9mganisd d 5 by ', a bond payable Eo ths iISst nan ten (Iol pers cent of the highest I.aggregate posali submitted by thee 5I 5LISD3a'ted { < March ss19thS 91i9s 3Ss 5s4S2 42s5 lass; 7 52 1B.. HITCHCOCK, 5I
 I2st SSb z is' SSuperintPndentSo Streets. L
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23
Legal Advertising

,a a1ggregal l1 prop lpoosal submitted by the bidder 5s8 z 4s3a9G @2 7S5@5r& 4q5ef5
 < Dated March 18th 1919. ! S'8{55 5{5 ES8
 55 /. &lgss5f E5s \ $ s5I.ssB. HITGHG@GK. a
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23
Veterinary
Turkish Baths


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 SULPHUR VAPOR BATHS, S1.50; shower 35c. Ladies' dept, 137 N. Gen. tral. Phone 4215. If
 ELECTRIC Cabinet-Sweatj, vapor and shower baths. Nurse in attend ance for ladies. De Marvel Institute. 1sl N. First Ave. if
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Arizona republican., 1919-03-23

ELECTRO AL EQUIPMENT be Hall be opened in the presence of bidders 
  office of the of the items but the specified. certified check i be
 
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  bidders anyb 5S8S yItenIS ag M 1 S0 ftsgsg Double h& E. twrecs6q sl K :s 4Gea,3 sTransforme G$ XIV. PsD IolelType tors 5G6 SS2A 79217 d3a$7 a3 Poe1Type q S9e@ No5i25713E. i 4 Glo1en Special
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23

FRANTz PREMIER electric carpet cleaners for sale and rent. Easy monthz ly terms. Y. F. Potter. 331 w. Washing ton St. Phone 1249 Etf
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23
Hides and Furs
Orchestra
Patent Agency

MUSIC furnished for all occasions. Phone 3614 4n
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23
Chiropodist
Carpet Cleaning

CARPET CLEANING is our hobby
 phone 733. Works 61S s. Center. the public is invited to come and inspect our new plant. & qtf
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23
Corsetiere
Dressmaking
Dressmaking Schools

DRESsMAKING SCHOOL-Dress- making taught on ladies' own material Mrs. c. ". Nelson, Room IA, Annex hotel tr
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23
APPROXIMATE QUANTITIES. l,,

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Arizona republican., 1919-03-23
Legal Advertising. e,s : .

ordinary nublicS benefit,{ and that the
 said Commission hereby makes the costs and expenses 8of said work 7eor improvement Ichargeable5 upon a 1dis-. ,triet, and hereby declares that the dis5 ltrict in said City. of Phoenix benefited SbY theasaid work or r9improyements and Yto be assessed to pay the cost and, eS= Fpenses thereof,aFla is described {, as fol= lows fo3GN 5s s3$5 54 53} The sssoouth hshalyes of Blocks F and and q, the west shalf of the north half of
 Block 23 the east halyes of Blocks 3
 and 6 the west half ofsthe north half ioff Block I04::9 the west half ofgthe south half of Block N7 the north halves of Blocks 2 and s; all being in Capitol
 Addition. 95} G. 9s 73s92F194;4q g "a Ss 2
 Excepting therefrom any portion of any public street or alley which may
 6e included within the above described < Al And aha berefron s F5 n ogwt 5 on m the 18th day of March, I919E said Cons
 mission the City of55 9PhoenfX. awarded the contract for the entire improvement to the lowest and best
 responsible bidder for the kind of
 material and Specifications deter5 mined upon. tozwiti: SOUTHWEST ERMe CONTRACTING COMPANY. at
 the unit prices8named for said work
 in its proposal on file in the office
 of the City Clerk.9 @5a g5 T7 Go0