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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
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Trouble?

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
TWO mem KILLED

y. Isaya. 40. and c. f'ukuloto. s5,
section hands. were instantly killed
when struck by Northern Pacific
train No. 4Is near the Auburn depot
at 9 o'clock Tuesday evening.
The men were walking into Au'
burn preparatory TO boarding a train
for Tacoma A dense fog IL believed
to have hid them from the view OF
the engineer.
Deputy Coroner T. w. Scott. OF
Auburn, took charge OF the bodies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17

Tor a long time Billy Mink and
Bobby Coon sat gossiplng on
the edge OF the Laughing Brook
Then Bobby. having finished what he
had 90 eat. decided that he would go
down the Laughing Brook to sec
what he could find. There's nothing
Bobby Coon enjoys more than wan.
dertng along the Laughing Brook.
watching Tor little fish 60 careless
~ como within reach. or Just simply
playing in the water. Bobby has al.
most as much curiosity as has Peter
Rabbit, lie simply has 20 examine
everything which appears strange.
A shiny pebble In the water. or a
shell. viii catch his eyes. and he will
stop to play with u.
Billy Mink watched Bobby start
along down the Laughing Brook. Il
wonder what he'll do when he comes
to that little fence. thought BAY,
30. 10 find out what Bobby would do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17

. Nancy and Nick were very sad. for
xbcko. their pet monkey. had run
1way He had taken his little black
eyes. and his red coat.
and his long. long tail and disap-
beared altogether.
The twins Nancy and Nick were
twins looked everywhere for him,
hut all they could find were few
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
Vaudeville acts from local theatr

Vaudeville acts from local theatres
and addresses by prominent speak
ers win feature tho open meeting Of
the Seattle Post No. Is. American
Legion. Wednesday evening. The
speakers vii, be Mayor c. b. Fitz.
gerald. Capt. w. J. Coyls and
Charles II. winders. when the last
act has been presented mess call
will sound and tho ex.service men
win move in massed formation
toward the Chow" line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
ADVENTURES
OF THE TWINS
b. Olive Roberts Barton.
THE MAGICAL MUSHROOM

grains OF Sawdust on the porch. and
= few more grains near the gate. and
some more down by the apple tree In
tho crooked lane. Jocko had n little
rip In one side where the cloth was
sewed and Sancy's heart ached az
she thought OF how careless she had
been not 10 mend him. and how thin
he must ID getting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17

be followed him. when Bobby came
to the little fence he sat down and
stared at II In the funniest way.
Then he began TO talk to himself.
That's a funny thing" said he. Il
wonder how that little fence happens
20 be here. I've never seen II before.
/ wonder what it's for. Nobody has
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-10

FOR SALE Extra Jersey Cow.
registered; valuable brood mare :
20 acres Of improved land. near
Bishop station. Apply to l.. c. Dunn,
Bishopyille. Maryland.
HAYNES CAR FOR SALE /
Five passenger. six cylinder Haynes
touring car. 1916 model In first class
condition Will sell cheap. o. W.
Wilson, Snow Hill, Md.
MINISTER'S AND DOL
TEACHERS Who wish to increase
their income by digniicd means,
should CORES pond with THE BALTl-
MORE NEWS. PROMOTION DE-
PARTMEN'r, Baltimore, Maryland.
FOR SALE \ splendid 1918
Cole Eight" automobile In first
class condition Has been run less than
1000 miles. a good bargain for some
one. Owner has other machines.
Apply to konscy'S Garage for demon
stration.
ANNOt NCEMENT Tn" follow
ing prices Of Liberty Six cars, {. o. b.
Detroit arc announced for Worcester
County and the Eastern Shore of
Maryland and Virginia: Touring car,
Sll70.O0; Roadster. Sl57O.00; i-Pas-
Scngcr Spccdstcr. Sl72000; Sedan.
S26lO.OO; Coupe. S26i0.00; Brougham.
S3OOO.UO. Daniel H. Hancock. Gen
eral Agent, stockton, Maryland.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-10
DEPUTY KING STU RGIS
ARRESTS LEVIN KELLEY

Levin Kelley. charged with assault
on Ernest Nelson, colorcd, ha, been
arrested and lodged IN jail at SNOW
nm Kelley lcd the authorities Of
WORCESTER Micomco. and Somerset
Coun,ic- hot chase. bu, d"puty -h"r-
in +. X. Sturgis. finally located thu
fugitive in Northampton County VA.
conalcd him at a saw mill, and
brought him 20 Snow Hill
kelley. cith" tired of flight. or
thinking it useless 70 uy lonpel 70
cladc ,hc clutches OF the LAYS. con
,cn,cd To return without cNtladi'lon
paper. and accompanied deputy She
itr SturgiS TO SNOW Hill.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-10
WOMA\'S COMMITTEE
DOING GOOD WORK

Up to and including The subscrip-
ton, report Il on Saturday by the
Woman Committee Of Worcester
County. the sum OF $50. 800 in Victory
Liberty Lean subscriptions had been
reported to the state headquarters
from this county.
Mr.. sydney Cone, he STATE Chair
man has addressed a letter to Miss
Molic Coulbourn, tho County Chair
man comp!imcnting hc and her coz
worker or thci: gool work and stat
my that Worcester is one Of tn" ban
rci counties of the Woman Com
mittcc u the Victory Iiber,y bond
work.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-10
WANT NAMES OF ALL
WHO DIED IN WAR

Tn Historical Division Maryland
Council OF Defense. some time ago
zen, out a form OF "War Service Rec
ord" 20 the family fo each name on
the roll OF Marylandors who lost their
lives in the >clH Zee 4 great many
OF these record, have not Yet been re-
turned The historical division re-
quests that the records be returned
now II further information is OBJ
tanned later Il may be sent in, and
Will be added 70 the record. DO not
write 10 Washington for information
but fin on, the records as well a. pos
siblo from information otherwise OBJ
,ainablc; Tho Historical Division at
the proper time Will use the records in
Washington to complete the state
records
The Roll Of Honor" must bc made
complete and correct, for the state
war history records and for inscrip-
ton on a memorial Prompt return
OF the records is particularly desired
in order that presentation Of the
state certificate Of hosor may be
made 10 the family These certif-
Gates. engraved on parchment are
ready. >encd by the Governor and
IA tho chairman Of the Maryland
Council Of Defense.
RECORD is desired of every person
once NaIylandcr, even though later
removed from tie state. who died in
thc var. in whatever branch Of SER
Vice in on with the military OF naval
forces of the United states o Of the
Allies. whether death was in battle,
8, disease oi by accident, whether
overseas cor in tins country. whether
before or after the entry Of the
ni,cd States MO the war
The Historical Division mailed a
WA, Service Record" Cor every name
on ,hc roll of honor if there was
,u;iicieu, address kuowa In any case
where no form Of "Wgr Service Rec
ord" has been received il will indi-
cate that the Historical Division has
not the same or has no mailing adj
dlcs,, !, q. earnestly requested that
omissions hc reported at once, with
uamc and address Of next Of kin. Tie
address, OF TIVE Historical Division is
~ Fidelity Building, Baltimore Nd.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-10
SNOW HILL TEAM
DEFEATS PRINCESS ANNE

The baseball team Of the Princess
Anne High school played the SNOW
Hill High school team, on the grounds
Of the latter. last Friday afternoon.
lhc local boy, easily defeated the
visitors winning hy the score of ! TO
j.. Hickman and Henderson did the
twitlng for Snow Hill. Suaughn
SMrgis was behind the bat, and Capt.
Price and his teammates played all
over the field. giving the battery
splendid support.
With first and second bases occu-
pied. Ray Tilghman made 4 spcctacu-
lar catch OF hy in centre field. III"
runner at first base was caught. and
a Try WAS made for triple play nj
second. but the attempt WAS a little
late, the runner getting back safely
ahead Of the ball
Henderson pitched q splendid game.
and held the Princess Anne boy- with
Out Il run WINE ne Nd> III nv ""N'
He also contributed star fielding
feature by knocking down :. hard hit
line drive, and catching the ball be
fore it reached the ground
The SNOW Hill boy played with
more confidence than They exhibited
in the last game on tn" home grounds.
and there was marked Improvement
in their team spirit and team work
over former games,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-10
Local and Personal

Mr.. BENJAMIN Pottt and son.
Marion, of near Snow Hill, were week
end visitors a, the home Of her par
cntS, Nh and Mrs. Thomas II. John
son. Of Girdletlcc
Mis- pollic u Spencer left this
week for Philadelphia TO receive
treatment for her eyes, which il is
hoped viii be beneficial.
Mrs. Lawrence 7. Haddock and
J.. f. Jr., OF Chester Pa. are here on
Il visit to Nh and Mrs. John licndcr-
ION. the parents Of Mrs. iladdock
Mr.. Mcknight Hudson, attorney
at-law, AT Grecnbackyillc, Va, has
returned home from France where he
served in the Medical Corps, 3Sth In
fan ry. 3D. Division. A. f.. r. Mr.
Hudson was in the second battle of tn"
Malnc. the battle of Jargonnc. and
chased the Germans clear to the Neslc
River. Nh. Hudson was also in the
Argonnc and Mcusc drive for so days
He went to Camp Lee in November
Of 1917 and sailed for France the fol-
lowing March. He arrived in the
Cnitcd States about -four weeks ago.
He Wa in Snow Hill last Monday and
called at The Messenger Office.
Mr.. James Il. T,uitt left Thurs
day morning on an automobile "trip To
Baltimore. He WAS accompanied by
his three daughters, Misses Frances,
Gertrude and Maymc Truiit, Of SNOW
Hill. and his Son-in-law, Mr.. Walter
+. Dcrickson. of Selhyvill", Della
ware. 1hoy viii also visit Washing
ton and Mount Vernon, returning
home Sunday on Monday.
From 1000 to 1900 bushels Of
shells alc on the wharf at SNOW Hill
for use on the Public Landing road.
Nh James h. 1'ruitt, the manager of
the road requests Us to make men
ton OF 'liS' anu y" ''SN w - ~
ana o'h'' persons 'm''''>'''' :" Wv
road to haul the shells a. quickly aS
possible Aho'n'f '''SS'i 'o''' q S''''',
is expected Monday or Tuesday Of
next Week ana u Is "'S'''" 10 .''''o' =
the shells already on the wharf, 50 a.
cocoon, oon,,o.,io, and 70 keen
~. ,,,.l f,on, I,oging
Mr.. l.. II. Hickman. who resided
neal. Berlin for many years. has oca-
ted -, Cedai:own. where h. In, pu-
chased property.
49, !, " vhno ami ma,
daughter are here fog an extended
yisi, TO her mothcr. MR.. a. y. Stay-
pis.
NM f1a ;. '""S'"u ''V'''
.on.;n u,. pauline X MURRAY Mis-
ro,,n.on. H. ,omul.,cd ,bc course
., ,,.,i,;rc 70, , nu,..e NJ IN, rrcsbv.
terrain Hospital fh'la'e'Ph'H' ana N'''
recently Fsadu"''' rom WAY ~, +
tutl"h' 'h' MS n'''l' "pPo''"' "'s =
IN her return. She will assume the
dl,ic- of that responsible position.
,, Il ~
T.. vi -.
nrn.,.I.L:
Mrs Edward AaddoA ma" return
cd FROM 4 VISIT 20 h'f aaugh.'f' M'S,
q, {. ou'lahd' ~ f"SlNl me- va" anu
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-10

Everett y. Truitt and Matte +.
Twi,t. his Wife. from Chas +. Brom-
lcy and wife, property at the corner
of Hill and Federal Streets. in Snow
Hill. Consideration, $40, etc.
Harvey 7. Hancock and Daniel II.
Hancock from Thomas =. Wharton
and wife. real estate on the south side
Of the street leading to the railroad,
in Stockton. Consideration, $40.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-10

Nj. and Mrs George !. puncll
and George T.. Jr Of Laurel, Del.
stephen L. PurncIl, Esq. Pr John
Punell, and Miss Annie Purncll, Of
Salisbury, visited Nh. and Mrs. Steph-
en- l.. Purnell, Jr., this week.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-10

wife.
Mr. Luther Taylor cam home
Tuesday night ona visit 10 his mother
and other relatives. Nh Taylor has
q lucrative position with an electrical
company in Wilmington. This is his
first visit home in more than zen
months.
MI and Mr.. Frank HENDERSON.
of Wilmington. arc here on visit to
his parents Nj. and M. John Hen
dcrSon.
Mother bay wil be observed at
Girdictrcc VI. t. Church nczt sabbath
morning, MAJ Nth. Preaching at II
o'clock rs the pastor. Rev George +.
Wood The special fca:uic Of tn
occasion viii be the Grandmother
Choir. Everybody should hear ,h,~
choir a grandmo:hcl VIII al. pro
side AT the organ.
Henry rurncll, colored. formerly
Of Snow Hill, was arrested Tuesday
morning by deputy sheriff r. X. Stu
eis. and lodged in jail: Punoll was
wanted in Laurel. Del. on TIE charge
of hou,c-b breaking and ,hcf, Preston
Johnson. colorcd. also ~ Snow fiill.
vim tb,o. o,bo,. u, ..5 - i.
wanted II, III. m,5or;,i.. Tho ,.na
+. alleged 10 have broken mo - or.
ami m.dc aya, ,yi,b oool. ~ H.
amount Of Sl3e.ao on more. The ar;i-
Gle were recovered. hut imnoll made
his escape Coming 70 ,'now il'll he
t"lcphor'd TO laucl Z" his suit caae
III" au'houtiss woe ON ~ .d"rt, and
tclcphoncd back ord"in@ A'S arrest
Ma. StWg'> kept PmncIl IN his Gus
tod} until Wednosda! morning. when
a constable from Laurel cam" over
and relieved HIM Of his charge.
No,bor'. Da, will he ob.c,cJ in
IN. PRESBYTERIAN Snnda, >cbool sun.
~. manning =, II IN o,,loh IN.
dial invitation is extended to everyone
to be present.
II, rd,ard = u.aJ.> ~,
linz forward /, ,.l,ir, "a -. ho., .ol,
,,.,dc, IN Snow u1l ,;.;, 70 his
condo, vil ,onvircc o,be,. r,rd.r.,.
~, ,boy Yiu b.,, - bu.,l, !, o,de,.
- hay. ycgo,,bl.s -. .arI, -. II,
N,ddox
-, s,rd,, mo,ri,. III. p,i.
n,a,, p.n.r,m.n, ~ Wharton, II !
nh. e.hoal nIo,. H. .ro,in
,anI.n.,. 90 vi. ,,.,., pon.u ron.
Jo,od n,o,,ran, ;n.,ood - ,ho ,.o,,.
lar monthly missionary program 1t
included songs by the school and pri-
mary elias, recitationS 10y Edward
Cmtf. Virginia Dryden, Nellie Hearth
way and Julia Exams. and a mission
AIRY exercise by Louise Duct, George
Corddry. a.. lucil" Petit, Ralph
watson ""' ''"'s'' ~ ''''''
Private Oscar +. Fusey has re-
cciycd an honorable discharge from
military service. and has returned
home from Camp Eu>tis. Virginia,
where he was attached TO the Till
ties Detachment, Quartcrma>tcr's
corps iIoI l" E"'"t /" N"iiP ''"S
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-10
-be Messenger

SNOW HILL, MD. MAY 10. 1919.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-10

WALTER W PRICE
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-09

Notice of Filing Of Proposed ASSESS
mcDt Roll for the Improvement
of EsplanaJc From NorthcrIy
Side Of wall Street to Pacific
Terrace; Pacific Terrace From
Huron Street Sorthcrly to Port
land Street, and Portland Street
From Pacific Terrace TO CITY
Limits, Including intersections.
The Common Council OF the City
Of klamath Falls, Oregon, having ts-
c"rtaincd ana determined the proper
tiOnalc share for which each lot,
part Of lot, block and acreage prop
crly shall be liable for the cost II i'm
proving ERplanadc street from north
crly side Of Wall street to PaGiic
Terrace; Pacific Terrace from Huron
street northerly to Portland street,
and Portland street from Pacific
Terrace castcrly TO city limits, in
cludIng Intersections; and having on
the 2Sth day OF July filed in the Office
of the Police Judge OF said city a
statement thereof, which said state
mcnt IL known and designated as
the PROPOSED ASSESSMENT
ROLL" for said improvement.
Notice is Hereby Given, That said
Common Council did by resolution
fix Monday, the 11th day of August,
. 1913. at the hUur of O'Clock .. m.
at the Council Chamber in said city
said date being date upon which
= regular meeting Of said council
viii be hGld--as the time and place
FOR hearing and determining all oh
jrctions 10 such assessment and
,E I,, ntA
mined such objections. If any there
bc. said Common Council will pro
cccd to asPess the proportionate
share and part OF the cost Of making
such Improvement In accordance
with tho benefit accruing to each lot,
part OF lot, block and acreage prop
crtY so determined to be liable there
Tor, and by ordinance declare such
propOrtionate shares of said cost
to be specific liens against the re-
srective lots parts OF lots. blocks and
acreage properties so determined to
be liable therefor.
The owners or owner OF property
liable for the proportionate cost OF
such improvement are hereby refer
red 20 such assessment roll on file
with the Police Judge for detailed in
formation as to such assessment.
The boundaries within which the
property lies that has been deter
mined to be benefited and to be as
sessed for such cost is all the prop
erty lying adjacent to the said streets
as far as the proposed improvement
extends thereon, and extending back
from the slde-lines OF said streets to
the center Of the respective blocks so
lying adjacent.
witness my hand and seal OF said
city this 30th day OF July. 1919.
A. L. LEAVITT,
Police Judge.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-09

for, and by ordinance declare such
proporiOn6to shares OF said cost to
be specific liens against the respect.
"" lots, parts OF lots, blocks and
acreage proportics 40 determined to
be liable therefor.
Tho owners or owner Of property
liable Tor the prOpOrtiOnHic cost Of
surh Improvement nrc hereby refer
red 10 such nsacgsm"rt roll on file
with the Police Judge for detailed
Information az to such aearFRrent.
The boundaries within which the
property Hes that has been dctcrmin-
ed To bc benefited and to be assessed
FOR such cost iH all the property lying
nd'nccnt To the paid streets aR far as
the pr0poRcd Improvement extends
thereon, and extending back from the
Hid"-lin"a Of said streets to the center
Of the respective blocks 40 lying ad-
jnc"ni
Witncga my hand and seal OF said
city this 30th day OF July. 1919.
A. l.. LEAVTTT.
Police Judge.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-09
LEGAL NOTICES

Notice of Filing of Proposed ASSESS
tucnt Ito't for the Improvement OF
Eighth Street from High street
Northcri, To Prospect Street: Lin
coin Street from Figiuh Street
Enstcriy 20 Ninth Street; and Jcf.
fcrson Street From Eighth Street
Intersections.
The Common Council OF the city
%, klamath Falls. Oregon. having as.
cortaincd and determined the propor-
tiouate share for which each lot, part
q. lot, block and acreage property
shall be liable for the cost % improv-
ing Eighth Street from High street
rnrtheriy t. Prospect Street; Lincoln
Street from Eighth street "as'crly 'c
smith Street: and Jefferson Street
fr,m Eighth Street eas'criJ tt Ninth
street. including intersections and
having on the 2Sth day % Jnly 1919.
fi,cd IN th' office of the Pnllc" Judge
of said city a statement thereof
witch said stat"mnr' " known and
io.i~o,tad pu Two "opOprSFD As
ROLL" FOR such improve
ment.
Notice H. hereby given, That tn'd
Common Council Al h. reSnIrt' N
Fix Monday. the 18th dav OF Auc"r.
A. the hour NJ \ o'"!nct u, N. e. "a"
Council ChDmbcr In p"i6 city Ha'd
date being date upon which u r"Eu-
lar meeting of said council viii be
hr,d--as the time and Dlnc" FOR hear
inr and determining all objections TO
such assessment. and thereafter. hav-
ing heard and determined such OBJ
jcctions. n any there be. said Com
mon Council will proceed 10 assess
tho proportionate share and part Of
the cost of making such improvement
I'm accordance with tho benefit nc
cruIng to each lot part OF lot. block
and Rcrenga property 80 determined
to he liable therefor. and by ord!-
nance declare such proportional"
shares Of said cost 10 b" spectre
liens agains, The respective lots, parts
OF lots. blocks and acroog" properties
30 determined To he liable therefor,
The owners or owner of property
liable for the proportionate cost or
such Improvement are hereby refer
red to such assessment roll on file
with the Police Judge for detailed In
formation ns to such assessment.
The boundaries within which the
property lies that has been deter
mined TO be benefited and TO be as
scssod for such cost is all tho prop
orfy lying adjacent 10 the said streets
ms far as the proposed Improvement
extends thereon, and extending back
from the sidc.lnes OF said streets to
the center OF tho respective blocks so
lying adjacent,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-09

Notice 81 Filing Of Proposed Assess
mcnt Roll for the Improvement
OF Market Street From the North
crly Line OF Sixth Street To the
Southcrly Line Of Lot 10, in
Block ~, and the Southcrly Line
OF Lot 80, In Block ~, Of Sec
ond Railroad Addition 10 City Of
klamath Falls, Including Inter-
sections.
Tho Common Council OF the City
Of Klamath Falls. Oregon. having as.
ccrtaincd and determined the proper
tiOnato share for which each lot, part
nf lot. block and acreage property
shall be liable for the cost OF i'm
proving Market street from the
northcrly line OF Sixth street to the
aouthcrly line OF lot 10. in block IT,
and the southerly line OF lot 30. in
block Is, OF Second Railroad Addi-
tion To city OF Klamath Falls, includ-
Ing intersections; and having on the
2Sth day OF July, 1919. filed in the
o'ilcc OF the Police Judge of said city
u statement thereof which said
statement is known and designated
M the PROPOSED ASSESSMENT
ROLL" for such Improvement.
Notice is hereby given that said
Common Council did by resolution
fiN Monday. the llth day OF August.
1919. at the hour OF S o'clock p. IN. at
the Council Chamber in said city
said date being II date upon which
regular meeting OF said council will
be held-as the time and place for
hearing and determining all obpec-
tiDns TO such assessment. and, there.
after. having heard and determined
such objections II any there be. said
Common Council will proceed TO AS
scBs the proportioBatc share and part
OF the cost ~ making such improve.
mcnt In accordance with the benefit
accrulng to each lot. part OF lot. block
and acreRg" property SO determined
To be l'nNle therefor. and by ordi-
nance dncla"c auch IrOporiionat'
shares OF srid cost 10 he sneciric liens
against the ro0rCc'ive lots. parts %
lots. blacks and acreage properties
40 determined to be table therefor.
~hn ownc-e ~ "..'..~- or prc ,n-''
liable for the proportionate cost of
such Improvement, are hereby refer
red To such assessment roll on file
with the Police Judge for detailed in
formation as TO such assessment.
Tho boundaries within which the
property lies that has been deter
mined to be benefited and to be as
scssed for such cost is all the prop
erty lying adjacent to the said streets
as far as the proposed improvement
Il. It,,sr ha, ,ly
from the side.lines of said streets to
the center OF the respective blocks so
lying adjacent.
Witness my hand and seal OF said
city this 30th day OF July, 1919.
A. l.. LEAVITT,
Police Judge.