The Arvada enterprise., 1920-04-08
BONDS TO BE VOTED ON
AT REGULAR ELECTION

Notice Of the bond election Of the
Arvada School District NJ. 2, to be
held Monday, May Bird. appears in
this issue, The amount Of bonds to
be voted is $1,000. This amount
is believed to be little in advance
Of what viii actually IAes needed "a
complete the new High School bull
ding, but the Board decided that it
would be wise to place the amount
adequately, and il the entir amount
is not required the bonds will not be
sold. As we understand it the $751;
900, voted at the previous election
will complete the building to the
point Of heating apparatus and fur
nishing. AT the pre1ent stage we
have q structure imposing in appeal
ance and adequate in point Of ser
vice, and it would be beyond the
scope of belief that any citizen own
ing property in the district would
balk at completing it and making it
. monument OF pride and Tesla
monial of the public thrift and en-.
terprise as behooves = community OF
our commercial and industrial class.
No, VIC will not stop until we have
the ideals Of homeloving and pros
porous community realised. We
simply must 60 thru with 1t by vot-
ing the ipnds.
At The inception of the school
controversy, We prophccied that ~
soon As = good high school was as
sured that property values would en-
nance. Who can successfully contro-
vert this assertion! Who has q piece
of property that he cannot readily
sell at a greatly enhanced value as
compared to two years ago? We
said people with money would be To-
eating here. Who can contradict u
when we say our prophecy is COM
ing true every day. II you don't
want 10 stay here you can easily
sell out and 20 away. That's the
answer.
The best and most largely attend
ed Grange meeting Of the year was
3rd. Maple Grove Grange was well
represented having sent its Degree
Team over to put on the third and
fourth degrees The degree work
was excellent. especially that Of the
chaplain and lecturer. Delightful re-
treatments were also very much IN
evidence and eagerly disposed Of. SO
much for that Meeting. but please do
not forget thr. on April l6, at the
Grange Hall. there will in all proba-
bility, be larger Grange meeting
than the above one. As mentioned
in the letter sent out by the Publicity
Committee, the subject Of co-0perat-
ton in all its various phases will be
thoroly discusred. Now, this does
not mean thnt there will be lot Of
dry talk and nothing else. The Lee
turer has other features which he
will introduce, and the younger
members Of the Grange will realize
that It il to their profit and interest
to attend. Watch next weeks pa
per for further and more minute de-
tails. Murray & Meier,
Pub. Com.
Judge Gas. WILDER had an i'm
portant assault case today involving
Harry barbarian ~ complaining wit
ness, residing nj Perry crossing and
Ira C. Dennison. his mother, brother
Phillip, and sister Lizzie. according
10 the complaint. which AYERS that he
barbarian, wrH assaulted with intent
to do bodily harm. by the defend
ants, Sunday evening. II seems that
m attempt WINS made to remove fur
niture from the premises 81 the plain
TIFF, which hs claimed TO be his law
ful property. Upon lie arrival On
the scene. he claims he was set upon
spd psvWsev bestsu.