davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1919-09-04
FEARS COAL MARKET STRAIN.
Shipping Board Man Says England
Broke Her Promise.

Because England. he said. did not
carry out her promise made at Paris
TO care for the coal situation in Italy.
there is an unexpected strain on the
American coal market. A. ]. Saint or
the shipping board yesterday told
the Senate coal investigating COM
mittee. England. he said, had
shortage. but also wanted to retain
her hold in South America. where,
he said. the trade still was in con-
troll of the British. as is the coal
trade of the world.
The present coal shortage of the
world was estimated by the shipping
board at e2463.00o tons. and ship
ments abroad this year. he said, would
be greater than last year by seven
million or more tons.
Evening star., 1919-09-04
UNION STEEL MEN
PLANNING DEFENSE
Committee, Meeting Here,
Would Check Corporations
Move Against Workers.
REPORTS OF VIOLENCE

Planning defensive action in the
fight between the steel workers union
and the United States Steel Corpora
tion, a special committee of the union,
| with delegates from all sections of
the country, went into executive ses-
sion at the headquarters of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor at = o'clock
this afternoon.
| What action the committee will
take and what recommendations it
! will make could not be learned. John
| Fitzpatrick, chairman of the group
and president of the Chicago Fedora
! ton of Labor, indicated the delibera-
! tionS of the committee will be gov
| erned largely by reports of conditions
in steel Industrial centers in various
| regions.
Would Head Off Corporation Move
The primary purpose of the meeting
is to work out a plan to circumvent
| enortS OF the steel corporation to pre-
vent unionizing their thousands of
employees. If the outcome of this big
clash is unfavorable to labor, there is
! little doubt nationwide steel strike
viii follow imm ediately. But while
the committee deliberates, union steel
! men everywhere must remain on the
job.
| Mandatory instructions to this eff
| feet have been sent to local unions
of the trade in all sections. 1t is
iquite clear union leaders are using all
| their power to prevent general ceS-
satiOn of steel industrial activities
because of it's vital Importance to all
other industry in the United States
until President Wilson has had ample
opportunity to make peaceful adjust
ment of the trouble.
Reports of Violence Received.
News received today at federation
headquarters indicates, labor officials
said, the management of the United
States Steel Corporation. backed by
the police in the Pittsburgh district
and Monongahela valley, is using
| every means to prevent the steel
| workers unions of that region from
organizing non-union labor. There is
| already established by police man
cate prohibition of the right of pub
lie meetings and public speaking by
junior organizers. Wholesale arrests
have been made. There is considera-
BILE personal violence. The situation
is full of dynamite" it was reported.
| Delegates in Washington for the
steel committee Injecting declined to
be quoted. :4isi-;art
Non-Committal on Conference.
; Likewise, requests for expressions
of opinion regarding President Will
sons proposed industrial conference
between representatives of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor, investing z
bankers. the United States Chamber
of Commerce and the representative
farmers organizatiOns-went unan-
swered.
Most of the delegates professed ig-
norance of the Presidents Labor day
conference proposal. not ignorance of
it's having been made. but ignorance
of it's real purposes and details. Some
| of the committeeman are good and
sore" about the present state of near
war in the steel industry and they are
| rather cynical about the good that
may come of the conference.
Evening star., 1919-09-04
GIVEN CROIX DE GUERRE.
French Government Awards Hon
ors to Members of Marine Corps.

The croix de guerre has been award
ed by the French government to the
following enlisted men of the Navy,
who served with the United States
Marine Corps. in the I'd Division in
Europe. for special acts of gallantry
in action: Chief Pharmacists Mate
Percy v. Templeton of Round Lake,
N. Y: Pharmacists Mate Donald c.
Norton of Los Angeles, Calf; Phar-
macist's Mate Lee J. Mcdaniel of High
land Falls, N Y, and Pharmacists
Mate Claude S. Anderson of Volney.
Va.
Evening star., 1919-09-04
JUDGE HARDIsoN ON LEAVE.
Police Court Bench Occupied Dur
ing Absence by Judge Aukam.

Judge Robert Hardison was not in
his accustomed place on the bench of
the Police Court yesterday, having left
the city for a vacation of thirty days,
during which time his place will be
filled by Judge Aukam. Judge Hardi-
son will go first to New York city,
where he practiced law for a number
Of years, and will later visit his for
mer home. in Louisville. KY.
Evening star., 1919-09-04

In two important battles fought by
British soldiers they did not lose a
single man. One was in 1868. when
Napier stormed Magdala in Abyssinia
The other instance was at Futtehpore
when Havelock. marching to relieve
lucknow. defeated the rebels.
Evening star., 1919-09-04
He Wanted Board.

Farmer-Hungry. are you" Well
there is the wood pile.
Tramp am sorry. sir. ana thank
YOU. sir. but my stomach is not ac-
cLstomed to such food.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-11-08

And whereas, after an examination
OF said several assessment rolls for
the purpose OF ascertaining whether
the relative valuations OF the real
property in the respective townships
and city in said county, have been
equally and uniformly estimated we
deem said real property valuations to
be correct.
Therefore. be IL resolved by the
board OF supervisors OF Iron county
in session as aforesaid. that the real
property valuations in the several
townships and city in Iron county, for
the year 1919 and the same are here
by equalized by adding 20 and deduct
ing from the several valuations OF the
real property in the townships and
city In said county respectfully. such
as are indicated in the tabl hereunto
subjoined. and we hereby determine
the aggregate valuations of the tax
able real and personal property OF
the several townships and city OF said
county respectively to be indicated in
said subjoined table:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-11-08

for the encouragement and advance
ment OF the County and Community
Fairs. Be Il further resolved that II
shall be the policy OF the Iron Coun-
ty Agricultural Society to promote
Community Fairs in the different
townships of the county. that the
premium lists OF any community
fairs be approved by the said Iron
County Agricultural Society; that all
exhibits displayed at said Community
Fairs winning first and second prizes
be displayed at the annual county
fair, that all premiums as approved
awarded at said Community Fairs be
paid by said Iron County Agricultur-
al Society, provided funds sufficient
and within its appropriation are on
hand
Roll called on the above resolution
as follows: Ayes, Supervisors Ben
son, Perkins, Corbett. Uren, Nelson,
Neugebauer. Robinson, Bloomquist.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-11-08
CHARLES UREN.
w. ]. PERKINS,
John COUNIHAN.

Moved by Supervisor Neugebauer
and supported by Supervisor Robin
son that the report OF the auditing
committee be approved and the clerk
and chairman be instructed to draw
orders for the same. Roll called on
the above motion as follows. Ayes:
Benson, Perkins, Corbett Uren, Nell
son. Neugebauer. Robinson. Bloom
quist. Counihan. Udd. Nays, none.
Motion carried.
Moved by Supervisor Counihan and
supported by Supervisor Uren that
the chair appoint the following com
mittees:
Equalization and Apportionment.
County Officers Accounts.
Charged Back Taxes.
The chair appointed on the commit
tees OF equalization and taxation:
Perkins. Uren and Robinson.
County Onicers' Accounts Neuge-
bauer. Benson and Nelson
Charged Back Taxes Counihan
Corbett, Bioomduist
The following resolution was offer
ed by Supervisor Perkins. chairman
OF the committee ON Equalization. who
moved its adoption and was seconded
ny Supervisor Benson.
Whereas. we the board of supervis
ore OF Iron county. Michigan, I'm reg
ular meeting assembled at the super
vieors' room In the court house al
the city OF Crystal Falls In said coun.
~. on the 18th day OF October. A. d..
1919. have examined the assessment
rolls ~ fhe aovorni faunahina aua
city Of said county for the year 1919
there being but one city In said coun-
~. which said city IL governed by
the provisions OF Act. No. ZIG OF the
Public Acts OF 1896. as -amendedD and
have found the assessments therein
-as finally passed upon BY the several
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-11-08

. Meeting OF the Board of Supervisors
HELD In the Court House In the city
~of Crystal Falls this 18th day OF 0c-
stober. 1919.
Meeting was called 10 order by j..
II. Udd. chairman with the following
members present: Benson, Perkins,
-Corbett, Urep Nelson. Neugebauer,
Robinson, Bloomquist. Counihan and
Udd. Minutes OF the last meeting
were read and approved.
The auditing committee made their
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-11-08

Roll called on the above Tesolulioh
as follows: Ayes, Benson, Perkins,
Corbett, Uren, Nelson, Neugebauer,
Robinson, Bloomquist. Counihan and
Udd. Nays, none Resolution adopt
ed.
The chairman of the committee on
County Taxes reported 10 the board
that his committee instructed him TO
introduce the following resolution;
BE II resolved by the board OF SUI
pervisors OF the County OF Iron IN
regular annual meeting assembled IN
the supervisors room i'm the court
house in the city OF Crystal Falls In
said county on the 18th day Of Octo-
her, A. d., 1919, that the following
named amounts OF money he raised
by tax upon all the taxable property
in said county for county purposes
i'm the year 1918
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-11-08

1918. Lot ], blk 2. s2.7i. No plat
OF record.
1918. Lot ,. blk 2, $3.50, No plat
OF record.
1918. Lot !. blk 5. SAL. No plat
OF record.
1918. Lot 7, blk $. $3.50. No plat
of record.
Youngs Add
1915. South 62 #. OF lot 8, blk 8
5 as. Enron. ret'd.
1916. Sw of ne. sec 20, TAB, R35.
$3.50. Twice assessed.
1916. Part OF sc IL, TAB, ROB
$41.9l. Twice assessed
Riverside Second Add
1916. Lot 2. blk 1. SAP. No plat
OF record.
1916. Lot 3. blk /. sss.ss. No
plat of record.
1916. Lot 4, blk l. s2.42. No plat
OF record.
1916. Lot /, blk 2. s4.i2. No plat
OF record.
1915. Lot blk 2. $3.50. No plat
1916. Lot 5. blk ?. s2,42. No plat
OF record.
1916. Lot /, blk g. s4.12 No plat
OF record.
1916. Lot ?. blk 3. sl4.55. No plat
o 1916 iitC'D Lot Z, blk 3. s2S.s7. No plat
OF record.
1916. Lot i, blk 5. s242. No plat
OF record.
1916. Lot 2. blk 5. sl.9S. No plat
1916, Lot 8, blk 5. sl.ss. No plat
1915. Lot 5, blk 5. 1886. No plat
Of record.
1916. Lot 6, blk 5. si.ss. No plat
Of record.
1916. Lot Z. blk 5. 1913. No plat
81 record.
1916. Lot $. blk 5. s242. No plat
Of record.
1916. Lot ., blk 5. s2A2. No plat
IF record.
1916. Lot 5, blk 6. siss. No plat
,f record.
1916. Lot 6, blk 6. $l.ss. No plat
If record.
1916. Lot I, blk 6. si.sa. No plat
il record.
If record.
1916. Lot /, blk I. s242. No plat
II record.
1916. Lot 2, blk Z. slss. No plat
i record.
1916. Lot 3, blk I sl.os. No plat
i record
1916. Lot 4. blk 4 sles. No plat
1916, Lot 5 blk 7. sl.es. No plat
Il record
1916. Lot c, blk Z. sl.9a. No plat
1916. Lot !. blk Z. siea. No Plat
I record
1916. Lot 5, blk T. s242 No plat
1916. Lot /. blk S. s2i2. No plat
I record
1916. Lot ?, blk 5. sl9s. No plat
1916. Lot 3. blk $. si.ea, No plat
[ record
1916. Lot 4, blk s. sl9s. No plat
record.
1916. Lot :, blk 8 S2.42 No plat
( record.
1916. Lot ., blk s s2.4s. No plat
record.
1915. Lot II, blk $. $laa. No plat
record.
1916. Lot u, blk s. s19s No plat
record,
1916. Lot IL. blk s. S1.gS. No plat
record
1916 Lot Il, blk s. si.9a No pla,
record
1916. Lot il. blk s sios No pla
record.
1916 Lot lG blk s. Sac. No pla'
record
1916. Lot !, blk 3. s242. No plat
record IL
1916. Lot 2, blk 9. sles. No plat
record. q
1916. Lot 3. blk .. si9s No plat
record.
1916. Lot 4. blk 0 si93. No plat
record q
1916. Lot 6, blk .. sls3. No plat
record. q
1916 Lot Z, blk 9. sI.s3. No plat
record. q
1916. Lot 8, blk .. s2.42. No plat
record. o
1916 Lot /, blk 10 si47. No plat
record O
1916. Lot ?. blk 10 si.47. No plat
record.
1916. Lot /, blk II. S1.47. No plat c
record.
1916. Lot 2. blk H. si47 No plat v
record.
1916. Lot 8. blk H. sI.47. No plat 8
record
1916. Lot =, blk li. sI47. No plat
record. -
1916 Lot /. blk u. 1898. No plat
record. al
1916 Lot .. blk u. s1.9S, No plat
record ei
-9l7. Part OF NV OF ne. sec "a. TAB
s. $29.O3. Des. enron. u
1917 Part OF Lot l. sec "a. T43.
5. S33.SS. Indef. ei
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-11-08

OF record.
1917. Lot 2. blk /. s2.s7. No plat
OF record.
1917. Lot 3, blk /. ss5.le. No pss1
OF record
1917. Lot 4, blk l. s2.s7. No plat
OF record.
1917. Lot 1, blk 2. s2.S7. No plat
OF record.
1917. Lot ?, blk 2. sil47. No plat
of record.
1917. Lot 3. blk 2, s2.so. No plat
OF record.
1917. Lot 4. blk 2. $1,000. No plat
OF record.
1917. Lot 8, blk 2. s2.s7. No plat
OF record.
1917. Lot !; blk 8. s2.s7. No plat
of record.
1917. Lot /, blk s. $2.s7. No plat
OF record.
1917. Lot ., blk 8. $3.50. No plat
OF record.
1917. Lot 3. blk 5. $3.50. No plat
OF record.
1917. Lot 8, blk 5. $3.50. No plat
OF record
1917 Lot 6. blk 5. $3.50. No plat
OF record.
1917. Lot Z, blk 5. $3.50. No pla,
OF record.
1917 Lot $, blk 5. s2.s7 No plat
OF record.
1917. Lot .. blk 5. s2.s7. No plat
of record.
1917 Lot 8, blk G. s2.so. No plat
of record.
1917. Lot 6. blk 6. $3.50. No plat
Of record.
1917. Lot 7, blk 6. $3.50. No plat
of record.
1917. Lot s, blk 6. s2.S7. No plad
of record
1917. Lot l, blk Z. s2.s7. No plat
OF record.
1917. Lot 2. blk Z. $3.50. No plat
of record.
1917. Lot 3, blk 7. $3.50. No plat
of record.
1917. Lot 4, blk Z. $3.50. No plat
of record.
1917. Lot s. blk Z. $3.50. No plat
OF record
1917 Lot 6, blk Z. $3.50. No plat
Of record.
1917 Lot Z. blk T. $3.50. No plat
Of record.
1917. Lot s, blk T. s2.S7 No plat
Of record
1917. Lot l. blk s. s2.s7. No plat
Of record
1917. Lot 2, blk s. $3.50. No plat
)f record.
1917. Lot 3, blk s. $3.50. No plat
" record.
1917. Lot 4, blk s. $3.50. No plat
If record.
1917. Lot 6, blk 8. $3.50. No plat
If record.
1917 Lot 6. blk s. $3.50. No plat
II record
1917. Lot s, blk s. s2.S7. No plat
II record.
1917 Lot 9, blk s. .2.SO. No plat
# record.
1917. Lot II, blk 8. $3.50. No plat
II record.
1917. Lot IL, blk $. $3.50. No plat
4 record.
1917 Lot 10. blk s. $3.50. No plat
f record.
t9i7. Lot IA, blk s. $3.50. No plaf,
i record.
1917. Lot Is, blk s. $3.50. No plat
i record.
1917. Lot l6. blk s. s2.S7. No plat
4 record.
1917 Lot !, blk .. $2.S7. No plat
( record
1917 Lot 2, blk O. $3.50. No plat
( record
1917 Lot 3, blk o. $3.50 No plat
record
1917 Lot 4, blk 3. $3.50. No plat
record
1917. Lot c, blk 9 s2.sO. No plat
record.
1917. Lot q blk 9. $3.50. No plat
record.
1917 Lot 5, blk .. ss.S7. No plat
record.
1917 Lot !, blk 10. si.7s. No plat
record.
1917. Lot 2, blk 10. si72. No plat
record.
1917. Lot l, blk IL. sl.72. No plat
record.
1917 Lot 2, blk IL. s1.72. No plat
record
1917 Lot 3, blk H. s1.72. No plat
record.
1917. Lot 4, blk H. si.72. No plat
record
1917. Lot l, blk H. $3.50. No plat
record.
1917. Lot 2, blk -. $3.50. No plat
record
Business Mems Add
1917. Lot /, 2, 3, blk 3. $4i.2o.
lption wrong
1917 Lot 3, blk 4. s3.45. Caption
rong.
1917 Part OF sec 20. TAG. Rss.
6.79 Not in this plat 7
j. Sipchen's Add
1917 Lot l. blk 8. go. Caption
ron.
1917 Lot 2. blk 3. s .s2. Caption
ron.
1917. Lot 8. blk 3. si.I4. Caption
1917. Lot 8, blk 3. $ .s2. Caption
ron.
1917. Lot 6. blk 3. s .s2. Caption
1917 Lot A M, D q no
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-11-08

boards OF Review In said county and
the State Tax Commissioners 20 be
as follows:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-11-08

awarded during the years 1917. 1918
and. 1919. The balance to Do used by
the Iron County Agricultural Society
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-11-08

The above resolution was accord
ingly offered by Supervisor Perkins
who moved its adoption, which mo-
ton was seconded by Supervisor uren
and the ron call on the same was az
follows. Ayes. Supervisors Benson
Perkins. COrbett. Uren, Nelson, Neu-
gebauer, Robinson Bloomquist Couni
han and Udd Nays. none
Resolution adopted
The following resolution as passed
by the board OF County Road Com
missioners at their meeting held Octo-
Der LIST, 1919, was laid before the
board OF supervisors by the secretary
OF said commissioners,
BE IL resolved by the board OF coun-
Is road commissioners OF the county
OF Iron in regular meeting assembled
at their office, in the court house at
the city OF Crystal Falls, on the LIST
day OF October, 1919, that the sum o.
two mills OF the valuation OF the coun-
~ for the preceding year be raised
To $77.493,57.
The following resolution was offer
ed by Supervisor Corbett who moved
It's adoption and was seconded by
Supervisor Uren.
Whereas. the board of County Road
OF the County Of Iron
has laid before this board its deter
nination OF the amount OF tax for
road purposes, which In its judgment
should be raised for the ensuing year,
which said amount is the sum or ST.
1887, and
Whereas, such determination meets
he approval Of this board,
Therefore, be II resolved by thii
BOARD In annual meeting assembled Ii
he supervisors room I'm the court |
rouse In the city OF Crystal Falls IN |
aid county, on the 18th day OF Octo |
Ter. 1919, that this board does agree |
With the County Road Commissioner, |
hat the amount OF said County Roat /
FAX shall be raised as heretofore !
pecifed, and that the amount OF Coun /
Y Road Taxes shall be apportloned 1
between the several townships and /
lily OF said county according 10 their 1
qualified valuations.
Roll called on the above resolution
IS follows Ayes, Supervisors Ben
on. Perkins. Corbett. Uren. Nelson
Robinson, Bloomauist
'ounihan. Udd Nays, none.
Resolution adopted
The following resolution was offer
a by w. j. Perkins who moved its
doption and was seconded by Super
'isor Nelson.
Resolved that the sum OF three
thousand dollars be and Is hereby APP
'ropriated In the manner following:
Two thousand dollars to be expended
n paying Agricultural Society for
ne year 1919; $4,000 10 be paid the
Alpha Community Fair. said sum &
70 expended In the payment OF prem
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-11-08
Bates Township.

Amounts 90 be reassessod on the
township az large as rejected taxes
for the reasons given In margin.
1914. Sc OF no. sec Is, Ts4, Rae
si.52. Government land.
1917. Lot 1. sec 2s. Tf6. R35. t5s2.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-11-08
Iron River Township.

Amounts TO be reassessed on tn
township at large as rejected take
for the reasons given I'm margin.
1914 Ne of NV, sec 4, T45, R35
$211. Government land.
1914. Ne OF sc, sec 81, T45, R36
S211. Government land.
1914. Sc of Sc, sec 81, T45, R36
$2ll. Government land.
1917. Ne OF NV. sec 81. TAG. R36
1925. Government land.
First Park Add
1916. Lot ~. blk g. sl1.17 Twic,
assessed
1916. Lot 10. blk g. s505. Twic,
assessed
1916. Lot H. blk 3. $26.O3 Twice
assessed
1916. Lot /. blk s. SAC Twice
assessed.
1916. Lot 2. blk s. 1888. Twice
assessed.
1915. N1-2 lot 3. blk 10. $l.63
Twice assessed.
1917. NV OF ne. sec %. T43. R35
Sl7SS Twice assessed.
1917. Sw OF ne, sec 25. T43. R35
$aS.66 Twice assessed
1917. Sw OF NV. sec 90. TAB. RIBS
$45.60 Twice assessed.
First Park Add
1917. Lot IL. blk 3. $3.50. Twice
assessed.
1917 Lot 1. blk 7. s26.s7 Twice
assessed.
1917. Lot 6, blk .. $3.50. Twice
assessed.
1917. Lot 4. blk .. 1927. Twice
assessed.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-11-07
COUNTY RECORDS
Continued from page threel

Continued from page three)
F. A. Baldwin to w. w. Hubbard,
real mtge, w w. Ball, $500.
w. w. Hubbard to B. F. Nicholas,
real mtge, w w. Ball, $4,000.
F. A. Baldwin to w. w. Hubbard,
real mtge, w. w. Ball, $4,000.
B. q. Williams to Farmers Ma
tional Bank, Colfax, conditional bill
of sale, $3.50.
Releases
n. Y. Life ms. Co. to Claude NJ
Haynes, real mtge, $4,000.
List of Officers
Farmers Supply Store, Inc, an
nual statement.
Letters of Guardianship
Jacob A, Frank NJ, and Luella
Agnes Pittman, minors.
Bill of Sale
w. F. Hayes to l.. S. Mckay, live
stock, farm implements, ETC., $470O.
Conditional Bill of Sale
H. II, Avis to John Nagel, auto,
1875.
Patents
United States to Lizzie Blanche
and Cora Prentiss, NEG of neg 1872
AZ.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-11-07
OCTOBER 80. 1919

Deeds
Frank ]. Gordon to Isabelle e.
Gordon, pit 1-19-41. $4,000.
John p. Duke to J. A. Comstock.
pit 17-16-45, $1,000.
j. A. Crumbaker to VIM. h. Rog-
ers, tract in Garfield, $40
Leonard NJ. Bowman to l.. F. Bat
ty. part 24-13-43, also right of way,
$500.
II. f. Roberts to Lizzie F. Wilmer,
lots 10, IA, blk ?. Vests 1st add,
Rosalia, $500.
j. T. Kile to A. L. Kile, tract in
11-19-43, $3137.
Andrew Swedlund to Geo. II. Noe,
lot 6, blk 40, Steptoe, $125.
Gus Browleit to Phillip P. Sittner
pit 5-15-42, and s-15-42. $4,000.
B. J. Wise to L. F. Bates, lot 4,
blk 1, La Crosse, $S75.
Thos. Hamblen to Upton Ham
blen, lots 8, 7, -, blk 2; Browns
add, Colfax, 81.
Charles T. Benner to II. J. Welty,
lots y, 10, IA, blk 6, Lacrosse, $40.
NJ. R. MCGEE to Chas. w. Craney,
tracts in La Crosse, 81.
Geo. Kammerzell to Regina KAN
merzell, pit Sec. 20 and 3O-19-46. blk
p, Is, in Pennington, $500.
Fred c. Dahlin to John McSween-
ey, tract III ST. John, 81.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-11-07
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS

Notice is hereby given that water
rent for the preceding month is due
the 9th OF each month and must be
paid on or before the 18th or the
water will be shut off, and penalty
attached to the amount.
By order of the city council.
j. S. CLARK,
ocoJahI City Treasurer.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-11-07
City Treasurer

FOR SALE CHEAP offer 13
lots on Military hill, with two =
room houses. at a bargain; will
trade for farm or give easy terms.
Mrs. Catherine Romea, Pullman
" "Sh sep1 9dec5