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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-15
NEW E COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. l5.-Heavy
selling developed in the cotton market
today and prices fell off sharply after
a period OF hesitation on the opening
There VAS an initial decline OF % to 81
points. after which the trading months
recovered until July was 3 points over
Yesterdays close, Offerings increased
as the tone steadied and at the end of
the first half hour OF business the mar
ket stood 80 to ~ points under yes
te~day'S final prices,
Much liquidation Of long contracts
came out. In the trading up TO noon
the decline amounted to 81 to Is points
under Yesterdays close.
Increased weakness developed in the
afternoon and at ! o'ClocN the market
was at a net decline of 81 TO so points.
Spots closed quiet at a decline Of
30 points. Ordinary %. soc: good Ordi-
nary, q 75C; low middling, 25 Csc, mid
ding. 30 00c; good middlinE. 80 00c.
Sales on the spot. 7o5 bales to arrive,
200; delivered on contract. 100.
Futures closed steady at a decline
Of So to 96 points.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE OF SALE OF COL
LATERAL.

Public notice is hereby given that on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1919,
at 10 o'clock am. in front of the office
Of Marx & Bensdorf. No. 1852 Madison
avenue, Memphis, Tennessee, the un-
designed will, at the request of the
holder of a certain promissory note for
which the stock hereinafter mentioned
is deposited as collateral, sell al public
cutlery for cash, thirteen hundred sew
enty-two. Q,372) snares of the common
stock Of the Memphis G. Wyoming
Stock Yards company, as represented
by certificate No. 6 for 625 shares and
certificate No, s for 747 shares, and one
hundred twenty-five Q25) shares of the
preferred stock Of the Memphis & wy
oming Stock Yards company as repre-
scented by certificate No. l.
The common stock as above described
will be sold in two separate parcels, as
represented by the certificates.
Such sale is to be made pursuant to
the provisions Of a certain promissory
note for the security Of which the
stock has been deposited as collateral,
and upon default in payment thereof.
S. r. MARTIN.
Tbie Afh dav If January 1910
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Bell Peterson to Dennis p. Tobin,
Mrs. Julia Wheat to Kager Smith, Leah
Vein to Elias Rosen.
Virgie Lee Nellous to Wesley Foe,
Mariah Howard Ia Willie Williams,
Fannie BRYANT to Ernest Wade, Jessie
May Tipler to Willie Cochran, Rosa
Lee Alexander to Preston Atlas, Mary
Mahomes 70 John Smith, Susie Terry
10 Thomas McTurry. Pearl GIN to Shep
Chambers, Matte Smith to G, c. Cla-
born, Elizabeth Trousdale to u, Nohlin,
Ida May Persons to Jeff Pointer, Liza
~, tn Lott Reed
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Prices rallied later on covering sHd ,a
moderate demand from trade sources
with March ruling our 25.3fC and
May 23-S3c shortly after midday.
There WAS e renewal OF general aC-
tive selling during the early afternoon.
Except for "a little trade buying and
covering no demand appeared TO have
developed on the midday rally and there
break uncovered stop orders as prices
reached the low level Of the morning
and the market sold about 50 20 Is
points net lower with March touching
q s. and May 23.30
Futures closed steady at n decline
Of So to IS points.
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J. |. Mercer & Co.
COTTON FACTORS
30 S. Front ST., Memphis, Tenn.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.



THIERFELDER-At residence, 81
McLemore avenue, Wednesday morning,
Jan. Is, 1919, at $50 O'Clock, Mrs,
Thierfelder.
Due notice of funeral will be given.
HOLT-Entered into rest Wednesday
morning, Jan. Is, 1919, at | o'clock,
Their of Mrs. f. L. Pritchard. Mrs. Geo.
Weimer, Mrs. Walter j. Palmer, j. L.,
A. b, G. H. and G. D. Holt.
Funeral will take place from the resi-
dence of his son-in-law, Walter J. Pal
mer, 1884 Carr avenue, this (Wednes-
day. afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends
invited. Interment private.
o'FEE-At st. J%oseph's hospital,
o'clock, Miss Lucretia O'Fee, sister of
Mrs. S. Hurren and aunt of j.. P. Boyle,
Dan McHugh, W. j. Hurren and Frank
Cassidy, aged 65 years.
Funeral will take place from resi-
ddenrce. 766 Pearce street, tomorrow
$3.50 O'Clock, Friends invited. Inter-
ment in Calvary cemetery.
DUNAVANT-At st. Joseph's hospi-
tai, Wednesday morning, Jan. Is, 1919,
at 5:l5 o'clock, Bedford Forrest Duna-
want, aged AZ years, husband of Sophya
bGtildIdn
Funeral services will be held at the
residence Of Fl. L. Buchanan, AIS North
Garland street, tomorrow Thursday
morning at II o'clock. Friends are in
yited. 1nterment private.
ELLIOTT-Suddenly at residence of
her daughter, Mrs. Minnie E. Hook,
1879 South Dudley street, Wednesday
morning, Jan. IS, 1919, at $50 o'clock,
Mrs, Cornelia G. Elliott, in the eighty
third year of her age. Mother of Mrs.
Minnie E.. Hook, Mrs, Emma c. Weeks,
Adam +. and Emmett G. Elliott.
Funeral services will be held at resi-
dence Friday afternoon at } O'Clock.
Friends are invited. Interment private.
sELLERS-In this city Tuesday
night, Jan. a. 1919, at 1850 o'clock,
Mrs. Ester Sellers, aged "a years, sis
ter of Mrs. j. H. Buxbaum, Mrs. Sol
Coleman, Miss Rosa Phillips m Mrs.
M. ]. Bischop. Of Chicago, III.
Funeral services will be held at the
parlors of J. w. Norris & Co. tomor-
row Thursday morning at 1890
o'clock. Friends are invited. Please
omit flowers.
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e YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. Jan. t5.-The cotton
market showed renewed weakness early
today, owing to continued liquidation
and Southern and local selling The
opening was steady at a decline Of 90
points to an advance Of Q points. with
new crop months relatively firm on
buying of October by houses with Liv-
erpool and Southern connections There
was also some trade buying of the near
months, but the demand was quickly
supplied and the market became very
nervous and unsettled before the end
OF the first hour, with active months
selling some 40 to so points net lower.
March contracts declined from Is 35c to
2b.00c and May from % S5c to % 45c.
southern selling was considerable in
evidence on the eaEly break and was &C
compnnied by reports that the hedges
were being sold against spot supplies,
but around 81. DOC for March and 23. 45c
for May offerings became less active.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

said count: The north half Of lot
10. -, more particularly described as
follows: Beginning at a stake in the
west 81 Of Spaight road: thence west
10 degrees north Il links to a white
OAK marked G; thence north IS degrees
west as chains and 80 links to a stake
~ INKS east Of 'an ash marked G;
thence south 4 degrees 30 minutes
west 1880 chains to a stake; thence
north IS degrees east to H-stake in
the west line Of Spaight road; thence
north 4 degrees so minutes east 1872
chains to the beginning, containing Sc
acres. more or less. and being the land
owned by 7. c. McQuiston, on which
land there is a prior trust deed. filed
Feb. II, 1914, in book J67. mage I2s'
of the records of Shelby county,, Ten
nessee. in favor of the Columbia Mort
gage and Trust company to secure a
loan of $4,000 due Feb. 4, 1918. and
interest due semi-annuaIly.
Title to the above described land Is
believed to be good. but l will sell and
convey as trustee only.
B. r. MILLER,
Substituted Trustee,
II. r. Boyd. attorney.
Tenn Dac "a 1910
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

KANSAS. CITY, Jan, l5,-liogs-Re-
1850 heavy, sl7,O6aii,s so; lights $3.50
al so; pigs. SlOOn1l SO.
Cattie-Receipts. 1900; no South
ernsi steady to l0c lower; prime fed
steers, SIS. OOd 2O.OO; dressed beef steers,
~ Oo@ Ii Is, southern steers. $1,000
1900, stockers, $1,000 IL. 90; calves, $500
VI.
Sheep--Receipts, 1900; steady; lambs,
St.vON IL 50, Nearllngs, Stl 500 10 90;
webers, $40, 00nll 50, ewes, $9.0Od 10. %;
st6ckers. 81. 5OU Il. 100.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of the provisions of a
Of February, 1915, and executed by +.
G. McQuiston, Fl. c. Uchtmann and II.
F. McQuiston and wife, recorded in
book GIG, page So. in the registers
office of Shelby county, Tennessee,
which said trust deed secures the pay
having been made in the payment OF
said Indebtedness secured by said trust
deed, the holders Of said Indebtedness
have requested me, the undersigned,
substituted trustee. to sell said prop
erty to pay the said indebtedness, l
JANUARY is, 1919,
at II o'clock am, in front Of the
Rosemark telephone exchange. in the
town of Rosemark. county OF She by
and state of Tennessee. sell at public
cutlery to the highest bidder FIR cash
the following described prope ty in
Shelby county, state of Tennessee, 20
wit:
In the First civil district VI said
county: Beginning az r. c. NLcQuis-
tons southwest corner: thence south
four degrees thirty minutes west 19.6 so
chains south to a stake with red oak
pointer, j. c. Castles northwest cor
ner; thence east with Castles north
line 72ia poles to a stake; thence north
1850 chains to a stake on McQuiston's
Nouth boulludTS Nne, tnenCe west with
said line 72h poles to the beginning,
containing thirty five 1850 acres, more
or less, being the same land bought
by J. G. and Ella Townsend from w,
II. Hutchinson by deed recorded in book
ESQ. page III, to which reference is
hereby made for a fun description, and
being The land now owned by II. c..
Uchtmann.
Also in the First civil district of
said county: Beginning at a stake l6
poles and 5 links east OF the north
west corner of the Walker Gregg tract
being what was formerly James Ogles-
by's corner, said tract recently sold
by 5. G. Miller to j. w. GLADDEN. and
by GLADDEN. to J. G. Castles and bv
Castles TO Missionary Mcouiston; thence
east win said line Of Miller tract ~
poles and l4A links to a stake. thence
south % poles to "A stake In the field
thence west II poles and i4L links to
Geo, smiths southeast corner, thence
north along Smiths east line "a noles
ana ar links to a stake, Smith's north
east corner, thence caat 9 poles In
a stake, thence north no,es
ana 2o'R links to tho beginning. con.
tanning 2G}a acres, more or Icss lcas
acres sold TO s, u. Mofintt and
recorded n book 2s0, page SIS. Of Tho
records Of shelby county. Tcnncasee,
.,Id one third Of an acre sold It. iracle
way Nllkthb aud recorded In book s7O
pagc 2Ah and Rrlot bGxlbO feet I'm tnn
northwest corner. on which the Roae.
n,a,k telephone exchange II located.
w neing the land owned by II, r.
"vIuls'nh' subject 10 y lien Of AZ. 900,
A"o In Nv" First civil district Of
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MEMPHIS MARKETS
Produce.

tShippers must place Gamblers Ger.
uftCate in each case Of esgsl
Eggs Fresh, 57uSSc; storage, nom
tnat.
Ruttcr-Elgin creamery, nNuud prints,
69W7Sc, country butter, 25@4 2c: reno
Nst, d, ho6r6lc
Cheese Cream prints, 40R4lc.
P~oultry-Ducks, 2Sd soc, hens, alive,
2bH9Gc; dresser, 2SN o0c; ROSTERS, liza
lSc, geese, 25m Zoe, turkeys, alive, 30M
oslo,
Rabhits-Dozeu, 81 GOA $50.
Dressed Hogs-Pound, 1t0l1c.
Vegeta oles.
Beans-Navy. per, H., 1lallHc;
Lima, per pound, 1890.
Peas-Caltornia b,ack-eyed, per ID,
new 7c.
Ontons-Cwt, sacked. white. 81 oop
$50; reds. '2Oo@2.25; yerows, $3.50
Potatoes-Cwt, all varieties. ,2.5oa
Sweet Potatoes-Nom grown. Nancy
Hall, bu., sl.5oa1,6 5.
Cabbage-North4rn cwt.. S2.75a3O0 -.
louisiana crate, 81. 75,
Celery-Bunch, l00ail5.
tUculnh>rs-D0zeu, 81 O0M2.e5.
Eggplant Dozen. s. 5OaS.OO.
Lettuce7.Crate, S2.2502.5N.
Caulltluw er--Crate, S2.75W3nl
New NeeetahleS-noZen lunches: mus
tard, coca 81 %; bets. s1.lOal.25; car
rots, 75aS5c; parsley, 651 i5c, shalIots.
500 60c.
Seed Stock - Potatoes. Triumphs
cwt., January shipment. $40 Onions
red, So 5 bu,
Provisions.
Dry Salt Meats-Regular, oIHc; ex-
ira, 27hc.
Sugar-Cured Meats-Standard hams,
S6n8SC. ~
~Bacon-Fancv selected, 4ST5Ac.
Lard-Hog lard, 2Sha3lc; hes, grades
Of compound, 24kC.
Cooking Oil-Per gallon, Sl.7b IN hulk
Cottolene = Per case, $l4.2oal5 90,
: Snowdrift. $l3.2sQlS.st: Crisco, $40. IS %
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ToMoRROW'S ESTIMATED
LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL, Jan. l5-Cottton spot In
tair demand, prices weak. good mid
ding, 1921; good ordinary, II. sod; or
binary, l607d, Sales 1000 bales. in
Guiding 800 American. Receipts 5000
bales, including II, 500 American. Flu
lures closed steady; January. 1924.
February, l7.Sld; March, Is 20d; April,
1S.i9d.
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BANK ~CLEARINGS.
MONEY.

NEW YORK, Jan. 15-Mercantlle pa
per, 81 ass.
sterling SIXTY day bills, 473lb; com
crcial 60-day bins on banks. 472A ;
commercial 60-day bills, 4.72R, de-
mand, 47b&,, cables. A76S.
Time loans firm; 60 and 30 days and
six months. ~ @5iS.
Call money firmcr: ruling rate 4,
bank aCCeptunCcs. Az
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MISCELLANEOUS

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 15.-Butter and
poultry unchanged.
Eggs-Ffrsts, 56G57c; seconds, not
quoted.
Potatoes Firm, unchanged.
NEW YORK. Jan. 15.--Copper NOM
maj, eleCtiQlytic. spot and first quar-
ter, 20d23.
Iron nominal; No, 1, "a, OoQ3zO 90; No.
>, az 25n35 %.
Metal exchange quotes lead dull; spot
oftg'ed at 5S7Ih January, SIS,
Spc'ter weak; Fast st. Louis deliv-
cry, spot offered 7.3O; January offered
$50 -
Az London: Spot copper, sol los;
'ntr,res, ISL los; electrolytic, spot,
Tn-srot. e25l los: futures, SPAS IS.
~Lead-Spot, E40; futures, eS2 los.
S~pelter-Spot, SIS; futures, G45.
NEW YORK, Jan 15,-Butter unset
led. receipts, 1850; creamery, higher
than extras, 67Am6Sc.
Eggs steady; receipts, 11,496; fresh
gathered extras, SIC,
Cheese steady; receipts, 1,lSh: state
fresh specials, SIC; do, average run,
$3.50 36c,
Live poultry irregular; chickens, 23u
25c; fowls, S~ltf35c, old roosters, 2l422c;
dressed firm; prices unchanged.
changed,
Eggs, sac,
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CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-Rutter easier;
creamery. G0d65C.
firsts, 57a57ac; ordinary firsts, 5sa
olG, at mark, cases included, 56a57hc.
Potatoes lower; Wisconsin, Michigan
and Minnesota, bulk, $1,7OM1,S5; do.
sacks, Sl75Ml.S5.
Poultry alive, unsettled; fowls, 26Hkc,
springs, 23l2C.
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. l5.-Hogs-Recetpts
$1,000. steady, lights. Sic 90al74G;
pigs, $500 % 600; mixed. Si7 S0GtTSS;
heavy, Sll t5nl77o; bulk, $l180al7.60 60,
Cattle-Reeeipts $500; steady; native
steers, 81 hog Is 80; warnings and heif-
ers, @5Om l6 90 cows. $i5Oa19 so;
steers, $40 GOA is 90. cows and heifers'
S.. 75ml750.
sheep Receipts $500; steady; lambs
$4,000 1850; ewes, SS50Grt0 so; can
uers, S5.O0d9.00,
tHlFAGO, Jan. l5-Hogs, receipts.
$4,000, left over, $4,000, strong, mostly
be higher on better grades; generally
steady, Bulk, $l7A0@l7. 10: butchers.
81 55@lI rs packing. sic 75Tl740;
hght Ml6tlth0 throwouts, Sl6ml 6 so;
Cattle, receipts, 1000, beef steers
steady to strong: all other classes steady
with Yesterdays close. Beef cattle,
FOOD, SIG .s51l 49, 50; medium. 50 501
,f@5; butcher stock. COWS and heifers.
I'nli50, Canucrs and cutters, SG.25G
40. stoCkers and feeders, good, $40 2b6g
l3J5 medium, T7jdt0.25; calves, $15.75
| d1625
sheep, receipts. $1,000: firm. 1sc
higher. Choice lambs and handy year
,'rgS STRENGTHENING most. Lambs, choice
~ 2on ~ ~ medium, Sl6H 1850 culls,
Sll aottlS. q; ewes, choice. 50 25G t0. rs
medium, S9uloGj; culls, s5GTbO.
FORT WORTH. Tex, Jan. l5.-Cattle
receipts, 1900; steady; beevcs, S. 5Od
ST. 2hmt7SS. '
sheep, rccetrts. 1000; not tested
Lambs, Sl2 G0a 1880.
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- .
SUGAR.

NEW YORK, Jan. lI-Raw sugar,
steady; centrifugal, 1.2Sc, fine granu-
lated. DC
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Grain.

Memphis receipts: Corn s, oats "A, hay
3 cars.
Hog receipts; Chicago $4,000. Omaha
90, 900, Kansas City 1000, Sioux city
IL, 900, st. Joseph -, 900, st. Louis $4,000.
Chicagu-Receipts; Wheat 1872, 900,
corn 6i9. 900. oats AL 900. Shipments;
Wheat 1870, 900. corn POS, 600, oats 2l4,oOO,
st. Louis-Receipts: Wheat $4,000,
corn l34, 900, oats 104, 600. shipments:
Wheat AZ, 900, corn 43, 900, oats $4,000,
Chicago.-Think grain tendency Is
downward from all rallies; corr Will
accumulate now.-King, Farnum q Co.
to Reese,
Chicago.-Corn market weak on re-
ports from Iowa and the Northwest
that the farmer is frightened by. the
break In corn and has started to sell
both corn and hogs. Further reports
from Canada indicating that the Brit
ish have provision supplies to last four
or five months,-Wagner & Co, to 5.
& G.
Mason City, la, wires: Farmers now
as crazy TO sell their corn as they were
to sell hogs for the past two months
Chicago-Some selling on IS cars OF
corn carried over at Minneapolis and
some carried over for two days. Armour
taking all offerings Of May ribs at S22,S0
Lard easy at the moment Armou nov
bidding for May lard.-Wagner IL %
Chicago.-Total c%learances: Wheat
142, 900, corn 100. 900, oats lI5,0OO, floul
237, 600, wheat and flour l,2O9, OoO.
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GRAIN MARKETS
UnWIIIingneSS of Farmers to
Turn Corn Loose at Decline
Brings Early Strength.

CHICAGO, Jan. Reports that
sates ny tanners had been greatly IT.
tailed as a result of recent sharp de-
Clines in prices led to material upturns
today In the corn market, Opening quo
t%ations, which ranged from SIC to lac
higher, with February $l3Ola to $1.3l
and May $1,2S to 81 2Sia, were followed
by moderate further gains, but with
intervening temporary setbacks,
Forecasts Of much warmer weather
likely to soften country roads and to
hamper wagon traffic led subsequently
to increased strength and so likewise
did dispatches telling Of dcmoralizcd
railroad conditions in Argentina. The
market closed unsettled. lac to &c
net higher, with February $1323s to
$l.32% and May $l.2S% to $12SM.
oats duplicated The action OF corn.
After opening We to Nc higher. with
May G7igc to 67%C, the market scored
slight further advances. but meanwhile
was weak at times.
Provisions rose with hogs and corn.
Strength continued In the late deal
ings,
w.
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MEMPHIS COTTON.

Memphis cotton closed steady and un-
changed. Middling, 29.7bc. Sales 1900
bales, including 1850 previous evening
nNnAnA lAraaa
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This 4th day Of January, 1919.
TO RONDHOLDERs
POUND SALE.

One farm Jersey calf. If not re-
deemed in five days from this date
will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash in front Of
police station, corner Adams avenue
and Second street, on Saturday, Jan.
IS, at IL o'clock.
j. B. BURNEY. Chief of Police.
Jan. IA. 1919.
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BIRTHS.
LICENSES.

George Anderson and Katie Iaml
Guy. RMntNn. Tenn.. Dec. q: boy.
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due and should cause an opening de-
cline. However, the difference between
Liverpool and America have declined
considerable lately and this may ac-
count for the Liverpool decline. Any
favorable news would cause a quick
rally-Shepard q Gluck.
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Fair and somewhat colder is the gen
eral forecast for the cotton region west
Of the Mississippi river.
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New Orleans - Liverpool cables.
spots quiet. prices weak" Another
cable says. Increased but irregularIy
distributed trade calling. Large de
manu Manchester will not materialize
until raw cotton market much steadier. o.
Generally %stagnaut' is the way one
spot broker sizes up his department
this morning Shepard & Chuck.
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New York-Looks Ike liquidation on
big lines this morning, but the char
acter Of buying Is improving; seems to
March; clifford. Keiffer, Weld. Hub
bard all good buyers.-Cleve to Cotter
d Turner.
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TRUSTEES SALE

+. R. Boyd. attorney.
Memphis. Tenn. Dec. "a 1911
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Notice ie hereby given that the
Cannon Council OF The city OF klam-
,ib Fails. Oregon. did. BY ordinance
\o l-g duly adOptrd on the 9tn day
of Inn. 1919. approved by the mayor
nm tnn 1u,h dav OF June. declare the
nronOr,iOnr,c nssesSment upon each
lot part Of lot. block and acreage
pronnrtv found TO he benefited and
lI,ble for the cost Of improving CreS-
cont avenue from L. :. Irrigation
Canal IN Canbv street Canby street
to ras, street and East Street To in.
,orsoc,;on n, Crescent avenue at /. S.
Irripo,ion Canal. and intersections.
Tbe pronertv so assessed by said
ordiranca &c all that property living
odi,cort IN eaid parts OF said streets
ha,ve., tho above mentioned termini
and extending laterlv 10 the center of
,hn rosnor,ivc hlorks living adjacent
,n soid n,rts oS said streets so far as
~, f,,,,ro,,on,apt axtends thereon.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-20

NOTIlr re- PROPERTY OWNERS
UN PINE STEET. iIH 5TH. HTH,
NNH TTI STETtTS. TIENT Tlitf
HAVE 2u DAYS FROM FIRST
pHiICNTION on THIS NOTICE
~ WHICH 70 FiIE bprLICt-
TIuNS To PlN "HEiI A~SfSS-
NfNTS N TEN A>NihL IN
STlLLMEv.S - ACCORDANCE
NI-U THE FOLLOWING No.
TICE OF "RO"OTIoNATE As
s-~SHENTS.
Notice m hereby gwen that the
Common Council OF the city II Khan
~ Falls, Oregon. did, by ordinance
duly adopted on June 9Th, 1919. and
approved on the 10th day of june.
lGl9. declare the proportional as
sassmont upon each lot. part OF to-.
block or acreage prUpcrlF benefited
and liable for the cost OF Improving
Pine Street from Third Street cast
orly 10 Eighth Street, and ~, 9TH,
9Th. and 9Th Streets, northrrg from
Muin street to Pine Street, inc!rding
intersections.
The property so assessed by said
ordinance is all that property lying
ad accent - said parts of said streets
between tho above rr""'i00"o '"~mir!
and extending laterally To the cen
tcrs OF the respective blocks lying ad-
accUt to said parts OF said streets as
far as improved.
That the docket OF city LIENS has
been made up as provided by section
26S OF 'hc charter OF said city, ana
the following is list OF the names
OF owners OF the property so 1ss"ss'
ed, as shown by such bond IN docket
and said ordinance, toge her with the
total amount so assessed against the
property OF each OF said owners: and
reference is hereby made 10 such
docket OF city liens for detailed de
scription of each lot part or lot
block or acreage property so as
scssed,
Further notice is also herhy giver
to the respective property owners
SO asscssed and herein mentioned
rh,t such assessment is du" and pay
able. and viii pa delinquent after
the o>~trgtion OF twenty days from
the dat. of tho first publication o
tM'e n.,...
".r .nr first publication ot lh..
motto. . ON June Is,h. lal9
N.H property u"nr# .' 0.e.".".
rva. fn.~ pay in ne.. %. "aN" "n.
.'H with The po.." lWa.N "' a.
o.g applications fN'"a' H.| .
w... n HgHlmam.# '..m.n .'
,.... 0u.. ...H ID. a... OF g..
.. publication OF ... .".."".
Aw"HG
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-20

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b. aI-u l.6 ayrra timber ou lake
t,ri r.r rid. q h-Fr at IaEl"
lu.uI uppnr la'a.. UlH" pt' h.."
s,cad on nryau' mountain 'h'A.'
iat tuo ara AaIf million f'ct r.u" Il
.,,.rram lNIi
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-20
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'h,m made into N"w Rugs OF any
tls, For aamplrH. phou" lI..
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