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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-12-17
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Van LEAR TO SPEAK
HERE 1 | R NEXT Sun.
FORMER MINNEAPOLIS MAYOR
& WILL ADDRESS MEETING
At TURNER HALL.
HAS MESSAGE FOR WORKERS
AND FARMERS IN THE
NORTHWEST.

Thos. Van Lear former mayor Of
Minneapolis, will be in New Uhn next,
Sunday to deliver an address at Turner
Hall. The meeting has been set for
q o'clock in the Afternoon. Mr.. Van
Lear's coming here is under the auspices
Of organized labor Of this city and the
organized farmers Of this vicinity.
Mr.. Van Lear needs no introduction
or commend tion in any part Of the
state Of Minnesota. Although there
may be quitesa few who have not been
able SO far to represent. at. one. OF the.
fifaring address by sthiis fearless dee
tshSe 81 the peoples right, there u.s.
hasiil anybody in the north Who;
has not ssheard. Of Mr.. ansI
ordinary qualises as aspeaker. There
are people no doubt who do not approve
Of all his political views but even for
those it always is treat to listen to one
of the. eloquent discourses Of this gifted
orator.
Everybody Invited. g
= ( 8 -
Every body is cordially invited to
attend the meeting at Turner Hall next
Sunday, December q, at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon. Tell your friends and
invite them to accompany you. If
you are interested in the welfare of our
nation, in free speech and the liberty
Of the press in short, if you are one of
the common people and are DESTROYS
Of obtaining reliable information about
the big issues Of the day don't fail
to come and hear Mr.. Van Lear. He
has q message Of importance toevery citi-
Ezen, friend orfoe alike. He will rake YOU
nore interested in some Of the most
vital questions Of the day.
Anxious To Hear Him.
Those in charge of the arrangements
for this meeting on Sunday took special
pains to have Mr.. Van Lear come here
because they were convinced that. a
large part Of the population in the city
|sand vicinity are anxious to hear him.
They therefore decided to- hold the
meeting next Sunday, december q,
and not on December IA as originally
planned. Important BUSINESS matters
prevented Mr.. Van Lear to be present
at the earlier date. s
Admission. is free Music will be
furnished by the Umon Concert Band.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-12-17

miners at a future date, at which tine
the action Of and reasons for tie gen
eral committee will be fully explained.
The opponents Of acceptance Of the
Presidents plan made their fight priin-ii
cipally on the theory that only general
convention Of the mine workers had
power to call OF the strike.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-12-17
GIFTS TO HBIGHTEN
CHRISTMAS \. CHEER III
LOCAL STORES SHOW BEAUTI-
Full GOODS FOR HOLIDAY
SHOPPERS.
DISPLAY IN WINDOWS AND ON
COUNTERS ARE HIGHLY
ATTRACTIVE.
~ :.

New Ulm's stores are giving the people
little presentimenta Of the real Christ
mas cheer that is on store for young and
old. Local merchants have seen to
it that their show cases are well filed and
bedecked with valuable and beautiful
gifts for everybody Pretty and fitting
decorations are greeting TIE customers
in the windows and in the stores.
Great Supply. On Hand.
The choicest supply Of appreciative
Christmas gifts can be seen in the diff
ferent stores of the city. And although
many articles have found their way
into the possession OF early buyers there
is still large quantity to choose from as
may be seen from the different advertise
ments in this issue Of the Review. But
the early corners this week will have the
advantage of selecting from larger
stock.
Practical Gifts for Every body.
There are practical gifts for every
body. They are Of innumerable variety
and Of that widest range in price One
of the main gift questions was solved
by the timely arrival Of the Germ an
dolls in large quantities. New Ulm
people know how to appreciate really
fine doll and have only an ironical smile
for the assertion made last year by
several papers to the effect that Aneri-
.can-made dolls by their sheer beauty
would keep the German dolls from the
American market for all time to come
Do not forget the slogan: Shop Early!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

and heroes and soldiers had been finally
rewarded, somebody suggested that justice
should DO done to poor Alfred Dreyfus.
Even at the outbreak OF the war the old
prejudices against him were still ramoan,.
but after his wonderful services during
the great struggle not voice was raised
against him in any quarter-there was no
one indeed who would refuse to pay him
honor.
Before distinguished gathering of gen.
erals and public men. famous general of
france pinned the coveted ribbon OF the
Legion OF Honor upon the breast OF the
bent, white-hared but still heroic soldier.
who was dressed In the full uniform OF a
lieutenant colonel Of artillery.
what contrast between this scene ard
that OF January 8, 1895. Upon that fateful
day 5000 soldiers Of the French army
were drawn up in tho Champs do Mars.
on the left bank OF the Seine, in The city
OF Paris Alfred Dreyfus. looking like
man already dead marched between a file
OF soldiers and came to q halt before Gen.
eral Darras. He wore q captain of artii
lery's uniform and carried sword in his
hand. The verdict Of the courtmartial
conVicting him as spy WAS read to him.
An adjutant seized his sword and broke II
across his knee. Then he cut all the In.
sigma and buttons from the captatn's uni
form.
"Vive la France" cried Dreyfus. "Yor
have degraded an innocent man. I swesr
am innocent"
Then he was marched away to his long
purgatory on Devils Island.
It IS believed that the conspiracy to con.
vice Dreyfus originated In the striving OF
some corrupt officers to conceal their own
misdeeds. In 1894 French scrubwoman
at the German Embassy in Paris, found in
the waste paper basket of Colonel Schwaz.
koppen, the German military attache,
scrap OF paper called "bordereau," which
read in part:
II send you some interesting informa-
tion, namely a note concerning the hydrau.
lie brake Of the 120 cannon and the way
the gun is managed A note upon the
'troupes de couverture'; some modifica.
lions Will be carried out according to the
new plan. A note concerning the modif1ca-
lions in the formations Of artillery. note
reiali'e 10 MadaSascar me proposed
manuel de tir Of the field artillery"
Colonel Henry. an officer of the Inteli-
gence Bureau Of the French General Staff,
who proved to be the william of the whole
drama, determined to put the authorship
Of this document on Captain Alfred Drey-
fus. He was an unpopular officer because
he was too reserved and studious.
he came of prominent and wealthy
Hebrew family of Alsace. Like many Al
satians he spoke with slight German &C.
cent, but he had the highest claims to
French nationality, for his family had re.
NAMED faithful to France at the annexa-
ton of Alsace in 1870.
The villainous Colonel Henry forged
other discriminating documents in the
handwriting Of the bordereau. Colonel du
Patty de Clam. an associate, assisted him
by obtaining some genuine specimens Of
Dreyfus's writing.
Bertillon, the famous handwriting OK.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

pert. was called in and agreed that the
Handwriting Of the bordereau was that OF
Dreyfus. Meanwhile a wave of anti.
Semitism was sweeping over Franco,
most OF the influential classes being IN.
volved in It,
secret court martial was held and
poor Dreyfus was condemned to Devils
Island for life.
This dreadful spot IS sand bar off the
coast OF French Guiana, barely rising
above tho sea. For two months of the
year drenching tropic rains fall upon It.
For the rest of tho time 1t stews in fear.
full heat, the temperature often rising
to 100
Dreyfus was confined in a hut. or rather
cage, eighteen by sixteen feet In extent
He was manacled to the wall by a chain,
which just permitted him to move TO his
bed and solitary chair.
No one else lived on the island. for Il
was too unhealthy. Once a day a. guard
from another island came to look at Drcy.
fus and thrust his food at him with long
shovel-as though he were Gagged beast:
Meanwhile the forces OF Justice all over
the world were struggling for reopening
OF the case Emile lola, the novelist. as.
serted that he was convinced of Dreyfus's
innocence. The brave Colonel Picoua.t
took up his cause and was banished to
Tunis
The scrubwoman of the German EN-.
Dassy dlved some more into the military
attaches waste basket and unearthed a
document that proved the handwriting Of
the "bordereau" to be that of Major Ester.
Eazy' disreputable officer Of the French
army. e-
Colonel Henry accused Of forgery and
conspiracy. committed suicide. Many othcr
Things were found which forced the French
government to reopen the Dreyfus case
In 1899 Dreyfus was brought back from,
MS living tomb on Devils Island. retired
ut RenneS and acquitted. But this did n,t
rehabilitate him in the army 1t was NOT
until 1904, after many efforts, that Drevfns
was restored to his military rank.
lie strove loyalty to resume his brol,en
career, but found the influences too greet
against him and gave up the struggle affer
two years His complete restoration IN
every sense has only been made noss;hia
oy the events of the great conflict.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

She went to Paris and ensnared young
French banl;er. whom she ruined tinan
ctally. He was the brotherin.law of a
French Cabinet Minister
During the war Mata Hari, who was re-.
garded as thoroughly French In sympa.
th1es, performed vital espionage service for
the Germans. When the English had per-
fected their wonderful tanks and were
about to launch them against the Germans
IN their offensive Of 1916, the latter got
wind OF what was coming.
Mata Hari exercised her well-tried
charms successfully upon an English Off.
Ger who was in the tank service and had
been sent to Paris ahead Of their arrival
She learned from him when these ney
weapons would arrive at French channel
port She went to that port and picked up
certain valuable details about the nature
Of the tanks, and Germany was thus
enabled to be at least partially on guard
against them.
Mata Hari carried on most Of her COM
munications with Germany by way Of the
German espionage service at San Sebas-
tiap in Spain. This Is favorite cosmo.
politan resort within a few miles of the
French frontier, and there seemed no good
reason why a foreigner sympathetic TO
France should not go to this resort and
return.
Colonel Dreyfus. who had known some
OF the family Of the young banker ruined
by Mata Hari considered certain facts he
had learned about her and suggested. it Ia
understood, to the French Government
that 1t would be wise to investigate her.
An investigation OF Mata Harris activi.
ties by the French counterespionage SER
vice followed and many evidences of her
guilt were unearthed. She was arrested
in the Fall of 1917 and tried by court
martial.
Two weeks later the announcement was
made that she had been condemned to
death for espionage. .
The dancer made desperate fight for
her life. She summoned every influential
friend she had known in prosperity to helm
her. One Of the best lawyers in Paris,
Edouard Clunet. defended her. She oh.
tanned an appeal but the sentence was
confirmed by the Review Court and later
ratified by the Supreme Court.
every appeal having been exhausted, the
sentence OF the court-martial had to be
carried out. Half an hour before dawn
She was taken from her cell at ST. Lazare,
placed In an automobile between two off,
GERS and driven to the garrison town of
Vincennes. two miles FROM Paris The
execution took place at sunrise, according
to military tradition. The scene was the
RI yardo ne u
was placed in a chair against n high wall
with her eyes blindfolded. Twenty sol.
diers faced her. and at the word of com.
mand raised their rifles and fired into her
breast. Thus Mata Hari ended her
troublous life.
When tho long war was over when vic.
tory had at last been won and the night.
marc OF ruin and slavery had at last been
remoVedfrom France, when all the generals
Great Britain Rights Reserved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

Tho Penal Settlement
or the Coast Of French
Guiana. The Farther
Island of the Group I,
DEVILS Island, So.called
on Account Of lu
Horrible Climate.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-06
ORDINANCE No. SS9

COST OF STREET lMPKON Il
MENTS TO THE LOTS AND
TRACTS OF LAND SUBJECT TO
ASSESSMENT ON ALL THAT POR-
TION OF THIRD AVENUE FROM
THE EAST LINE OF I'll" STREET,
SOUTHWEST TO THE EAST LINE
OF 81" STREET, SOUTHWEST
CONSTITUTING STREET M
PRONEMENT DISTRICT NUM-
BIER 81, DECLARING SAID
ASSESSMENTS A LIEN AGAINST
SUCH LOTS AND TRACTS OF
LAND, FINING THE RATE OF IN.
TEREST AND METHODS or PAY.
MENT, AND DECLARING AN
EMERGENCY.
WHEREAS, the Board Of Commits.
sioners assumed Jurisdiction to improve
Third Avenue from the east line of "H''
Street, southwest TO the east line of
~" Street, southwest
And Whereas. the Board Of Apprais-
ers appointed by the Mayor and Board
lof Commissioners have presented their
report, and said report was after due
and legal notice approved, confirmed
and adopted by said Board of Commits
soners;
And whereas all legal proceedings
necessary 70 the passage of the asses.
sing Ordinance have been taken and
passed;
Therefore be it ordained by the Boarl
Of Commissioners Of the City Of Ard
more, Oklahoma:
Section /. There shall be and hereby
is appropriated to and levied and as
Sessed against tina several lots and
tracts of land in said Street Improve
ment District No. 81 Of the City OF Ard
more, Oklahoma. the amount respect
| lively as follows.
Block 421 lot |, Daisy Champion
Sl323S.
Block 429, north 20 feet Of lot .. John
Whiteman, $3.50.
Block 429, south 62.5 feet lot .. Nan
ME II. Crockett, $2656.
Block 42O' lot g. j. c. Jones, S226.4G
Block 42O, lot 3, Francis Hancock
slS4.5S
The following lots, tracts and block.
of land are as per plot OF McLish Place
Addition to the City Of Ardmore.
Block l6, lot /, Mary G. Whteman
$4S6.4O.
Block 16, lot ., r. c. Conine, S4s6.41
Block l6, lot 3, J. G. Abernathy ant
$. A. Mason, S5l9.24.
Block Is, lot 1, VIM. G. Dawson
s5l9.24.
Block Is, lot ., VIM. C, Dawson
s496S2.
Block Is, lot 3, VIM. G. Dawson
$519.24.
Block IA, east SIS feet of lot /, L
L, Hadley, S259.62.
Block Il, west SIS feet of lot /, l.. l..
Loftin, $259.62
Block IA. east5O feet of lot ., Ella G
Dobblns, $225.76.
Block ID, west so feet of lot ., II. X
Iiearney, s225.76
Block IA, lot g. Edward Gait, s5l9.24
Block 10, lot l. j. G. Sprekelmeyer
s5l9.24.
Block 13, lot 2, j. G. sprekelmeyer
s5OS.29.
Block -, lot 3, Nora Mclaughlin
$6l403.
Block 12.west SO feet Of lot 4, Nelli
Bridge, S3l5.40.
4 Block ~. east SO feet of lot 4, VIM. j
Cloudus, S39635.
Block II, lot 4, II. V. Kendall, $691. 75
Block IL. lot 8. u. V. Kendall, $685.. .0C
Block IL, lot G. b. A. Simpson, s691. 7t
! Block 10 lot 4, II. V. Kendall. s691.7s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-06
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take Dr.
Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead o
taking tonics, or trying to patch up. I;
poor digestion, they are attacking tn
real cause of the ailment - clogged live
and dsordered bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse tn
liver in a soothing, healing way. Wher
the liver and bowels are performing thei
natural functions, away goes indigestion
and stomach troubles.
If you have bad taste in you
mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor
lazy, don's.care feeling. no ambition o
energy troubled with undigested foods
you should take Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are ,
purely vegetable compound mixed wit
olive oil. You will know them by thei
olive color. They do the work withou
gripping, cramps or pain. f.,
Take one or two at bedtime for quici
relief, so you can eat what you like
ct loo and 25c per box. All druggists
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-06
PAVING ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF ARDNNOREy OKLA


Block 10 lot 3. f Y Kendall. S595 90.
Block 10. south 20 feet of LOT W /.
Kearney. S8S9.29
Block 10. north 70 feet of lot {. Hugh
McIntire. Sl926S
Block 9, west IS feet of lot 4. Karl
Tiegtens. S34375.
Block 9, east 40 feet of lot 4. j. NJ.
Love, $23S.OO.
Block 9, west % feet of lot St. j. NJ
Love, $1,000.
Block o. part of lot =. Beginning at
a point on the north line 90 feet east
Of the northwest corner of said lot;
| thence eastcrly 80 feet; thence southerly
l4O feet; thence westerly 30 feet to a
point on southline of said lot 20 feet
from the southwest corner of said lot;
thence northerly l4O feet to place of
beginning; O. II. WoIycrtou $32975
Block 9, east % feet of lot r. Helen b.
Durie. Sl4G.25.
Block .. west 30 feet of lot &. Helen
l.. Dure, $li3.1O.
i't"'N q, ''H' 3" l''l 'l l"t '' -NAltl'
The ro,Iovino Iot, ,r,.,. anil ni,.l..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-06
ORDINANCE no. 1856.

AN ORDINANCE TO ASSESS THE
COST OF STREET IMPROVE
MENTS TO THE LOTS AND
TRACTS OF LAND SUBJECT 10
ASSESSMENT on ALL THAT POR-
TlON OF "E" STREET. SW FROM
THE SOUTH LINE OF M1ISH
AVENUE TO THE NORTH LINE
OF THIRD AVENUE SW or ARD.
CROSSINGS AND STREET INTER.
ING STREET lMPR0N EMENT
DISTRICT NUMBER ~, DECLAR-
ING SAID ASSESSMENTS \ LIEN
AGAINST SUCH LOTS AND
TRACTS OF LAND. FIXING THE
RATE OF INTEREST AND METH.
DDS OF PAYMENT, AND DECLAR.
ING AN EMERGE ENCl,
WHEREAS, the Board of Commits
sioners assumed jurisdiction to i'm.
prove ~" Street SW from south line
OF McLish Ave. to north line of 3rd
Ave. SW of Ardmore. oklahoma, includ.
ing alley crossings and street intersec.
tons thereon.
And Whereas, the Board of Apprais-
ers appointed by the Mayor and Board
of Commissioners have presented their
report, and said report was after due
and legal notice approved, confirmed
and adopted by said Board OF Commis-
sioners;
And whereas. all legal proceedings
necessary to the passage Of the assess.
ing Ordinance have been taken and
passed;
Therefore be it ordained by the Board
of Commissioners OF the City Of Ard.
more, Oklahoma:
Section !. There shall be and hereby
Is appropriated to and levied and as,
sessed against the several lots and tracts
OF land in said street Improvement Dis
trlct 4S Of the City of Ardmore Okla
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-06


Block 25l, lot 9, East Side Realty
Company1 $17l2O.
Block s5l, lot S, Mrs. Pearl Evans,
$4,000
Block 25l lot Z. j. 5. Mullen, $4,000.
Block PSI, lot .. Nathan Elliot,
$4,000.
Block Psi, lot ., NJ NJ Griffith,
$331.52.
Block 27O, lot 2. W. r. Burnitt.
S522.4O.
Block go, lot 3, $ Daube, $467.24.
Block go, part of lot d. Beginning
at the northeast corner of lot 4; thence
southerly 1914 feet; thence westerly
l.35 feet; thence northerly 1914 feet;
thence easterly IL feet to beginning $.
Daube, SG.4O
Block 270, part of lot t. Beginning
at the northeast corner of lot /; thence
southerly 175 feet; thence westerly Is
feet; thence northerly l15 feet; thence
| eastorly 2.25 feet TO beginning; W. X.
Bunitt $500
Block 3l0, lot f. j. II. West, $396.40.
Block $40, lot 3. ). Daube. $4292O.
Block 80, part Of lot . Beginning
| at the northeast corner of lot =; thence
| southcriy 1851 feet; thence westerly &
| feet; thence northcrIy 14S.l feet thence
| easterly 5.j9 feet to the point of be-
ginning; Felix King. $1,000.
! Block $40, part of lot /. Beginning
AT the northeast corner of lot !; thence
| southerly l4O feet thence westerly
! o.o9 Ieet; thence northerly l4O feet
| thence eaSterly 6lo feet to the point
/ "l beginning; ii. Lizzie Goodwin $l'.OO'
/ Block 3l9, part of lot -. Beginning
! at the northeast corner of lot u; thence
/ westerly I-'S leet' thence Sou'nefIy
so feet to point ON the east line;
| thence easterly l29.S feet, thence norIh-
| erlN 30 feet TO point I pegihhlnS'
| Ella i. Carter $l49.OO.
| Block 3l9 part OF lot II. Beginning
| at the east line oil Sald lot 'o Ieel souIu
/ erlF from the northeast corner uH'Ieol
! thence SoutherIN % ieet' uhence west
| erI} I29H ieet' tnen'e horlherE ~
/ l'eli thence ea1leIIE 10 POM Oh De
g'nunS' wa ao'' lIlI.' Ni4'.o9'
hlo'A 'l'' part OF '"' - p'S',''"''-
! at the southeast corner 'i Iol ~ lie",e
westerly I-o.oh Ie'l t"ence hoI I....' ~
| 'o lee'' lhence ea9lefIy 10 "a POM V,.
line caei line 30 leet nor,nertl I'on' ,''y
southeast corh'f oil salo IoI ,n'.lI'
| ~"ulu'lil 'o rect 10 'ue p"'n' "l O'N'''
! t,l..f.. aro ,,.,,.. of i., II ro,trYfnC
'.o'N 'l'' Parl ol 'o' i't5 .i','i. 'i.,'i'''5
''t lI'' mort 'easl CORNER ol 'o' - ,',,,.
weston. I-'''N le''' llg''a, s,'',,'' g',,. q.
loo ''e'' I'eliy' y'Sle''! ~
tnele' hGl'''''E LVV i'e' 'o ''s''''''''-
Nil,I'n Dove 2-o",oU. ,-......
'Io'N "I'' poIl o' loI w. "'' I'''','1s ,6'
tI 'H' ho' ,''"S' vo'!'ei VI io ~
then'e westerly I-f.o le''' l"tl'e.
soulhe''y 'o leeI' 'I'l,c. t5s'ei' w. 5a' q
Poli't on li'e east !IIe VI S''''o 'o' 'o ,t l'
5oulh oil lhe horIneas' corner ~, s',, u,,
Iol' lH'.''' IoI'lI'I' ~ Wv ie'' n,,,,,ar w.
point OF "'E'''''''s' O'''' 'eS ''''''
SIt1'oV' ,, ,,...i.,,;..,
hioeh "l9' part VI lot ~ nes ,i'.i. .i','l''=
at tne SoulHea't Cotilel VI ,o' ~, .','1 ,5
norlH,IS "o Iee., l,y,'', "g5l c,'. ,hanoe
ieel' lH'uCe sOul"eIIS 'O i'y1'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-06

PORTlON OF ''F'' ST n. f., FROM
THE NORTH LINE OF MAIN ST.
TO SOUTH LINE OF SEVENTH
AVENUE y. f., OF THE CITY or
ARDMORE, INCLUDING ALLEY
CROSSINGS AND STREET INTER
SECTIONS THEREON CONSTI-
TlTlNG STREET IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT FORTY ONE. DECLAR-
ING SAID ASSESSMENT A LIEN
AGAINST SUCH LOTS AND
TRACTS OF LAND. FIXING THE
KITE OF INTEREST AND METH
DDS OF PAYMENT. AND DECLAR-
ING AN EMERGENCY.
Whereas, The Board of Commission
ers assumed jurisdiction to improve
t' 81 y. f., from north line of Main
81. 10 South line OF Seventh Avenue.
\. f., Of the city Of Ardmore, mclud-
ing alley crossings and street intersec-
tion thereon.
Ana Whereas, The Board Of Apparis-
ers appointed by the Mayor and Board
Of Commissioners have presented their
report and said report was after due
and legal motive approved, confirmed
and adopted 10y said Board Of Commits
sioners.
And whereas, all legal proceedings
necessary to the passage Of the assess
int Ordinance have Seen taken and
passed,
Therefore be it ordained by the Board
of Commissioners Of the CITY Of Ard.
more, Oklahoma.
Section l. There shall be and hereby
is appropriated TO and levied and as
sessed against the several lots and
tracts of land in said street Improve
ment District Al Of the City Of Ardmore.
Oklahoma, the amounts respectively as
follows.
Block 3gl. lot Samuel Han. s95, ,g
BIoc; a91 mart or Iot o. poo,,ri,,,
al the northeast co.nor. of ,ot Cd. thorco
easterIy l2o feet. tbonce snutborl,.
1876 feet: thence westerly 11405 feet.
thence northerly 10 place Of begin.
ming; Samuel Hall. 5000 49,
Block BIS LOT & g q, \Io,dors and
X. ~. Dallas. sG55S9
Block SIS. mart of Int r Hariprina.
at the southwest corner Of Iot =:
easterIy 75.7 feet: thence southerIy
To point on the south line 13S feet
from the southwest corner G,crcof:
of beginning; Ethel WHEY, si7l47
Block 3lS, south l25 feet of lot !. Ola
Holloway. $34SO0.
Block SIS. north n feet of lot I Er-
nest Key. $1,000.
Block 8lS, part of lot o Reginnfnr
ar the southwest corner of LOT .. thence
northcrly 1856 feet: thence easteriy
7,4 feet. thence southerlv to a point on
the south line of said lot. thence west
erly I57 feet to the point of beginning:
Alice Williams. Sl37GO.
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