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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-01-18
ATTACK THE RULING
oF RESERVE BOARD
,roR SMITH cRITIcISES
SEM SEM rr1RpRETATION OF GOV.
IN TNyhpnING. BANS COTTON.
rvrects Favorable Report.

WASHINGTON, d. C.- ao.;,no
w AR and apparently very effective
slye ,,,n arn was made by Senator
aTg }in Smith today before the bank
ing anG IN favor of his bill to make
s 5sttoT factors +; paper eligible for re-
G COUNT by federal reserve banks.
GIi,o univ cotton factors who were
Inc met Ut''' were from Memphis and
NE Senator Smith said this evening
t a;tte ~ would report his bill favor
1 lI,, IN a few days and in that event
ANY ao exoected to be able to put 1t
ilE ne the senate very promptly.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-01-18
''It Looked Like a Battlefield IN Eu-
roupe." Said Mr.. c. Dunster.

"Was staying at a hoted IN a srilah
Pennsylvania town. Early one morn
ing | went to the stable to hire a rig
and was shown a pile of dead rats Kill
ed with RAT-SNAP the night before:
Looked like battlefield in Europe
Three sizes, Csc, SOC, $l:00. Sold ana
guaranteed by Dawson Hardware Co.
and Crunch Bros
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-01-18
WOMEN LONG EXCLUDED.

No woman has entered the convent
OF 81, Catherine, on Mt Sinai, for
more than l,400 years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-23


ernlled press stan Correspondent
nlEa. nee = iiisss several hun
'dFsf an,shfiss give tnr psassfElsn
heeflr time af H.
IN tho naIsuw. nalsy cehhleslune
street ~ this little naltis pat. Tho
hnmhlr fnos fo~sF is sten mop
lelplsss 10 the iasi spesd~ass.
snHftimss called. streets. u Paris,
shore tradition has Il. . ehaufienr
rsn un sssF . man and then have
him 90 Zoe ohslfaclinE Traffic.
Ti,elf hsehlskswd drivers singing
s,sa. yea" swinging their whlps
over their ponies batks ani oceas
sionailY slashlnE at same slow NOV
lhs pedestrian uho dldn't step oal of
tho way galss lively enough the
dFoishkIss e. tearing aiout tho city
allh even greater abandou ,han tAs
Paris tsslrs.
A first ride IN ilaselan drolsh'
- ls almost a. novel aud eshilarat
lns a. whir In tbs ruilsrcoastcr
si the beach. II Is much mare of
surprise. after your first silmpse of
the sleepy LOOKING little horse and
the shabby vehicle. With IT, hushy
driver. hcnt over his felns In =
dFousy question mark.
What The fnrd now a {, America.
the rlcksAsw 10 Japan. and the cam
q 10 the desert. the dFotshky IL 10
Russia. For centuries Il has carried
wealth and poverty. fame and OBJ
aeuri,y. saint and acoundrcI through
the winding streets 81 Russian
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-23

ie~ns fFom the fiArk Rea ia tho
Hattie. ilassla wlthonl ghe dot.
shty would not hs Ifnssia.
Physically dFutshky ls = smail
io~ sians nns hoFss phaeson. n uca
ilks lhnse nal ean sliii be- picket
up occasionally on fimh Avenue To-
New foFk. ils must siFlhlns cAarac,
lsfisiles are ~ ability 10 turn IN
az Inepaeeitahle small space. I
have seen thun twisf afouna IN q
sluet hardly ten fsui slide and a
fortunate neulty ~ fcmaiulnE up
lIsht Al al angles ani speeds
Commercially spcskluF Il takes
iis pFecepla frnm Jerusalem. 4
driver heslns wlsh rlrre tea og
lhFre times whaf u shonit b. aai
eomes down. sfssiculaiinrIy. IN pr5
portion 10 tho siadom o. stubborn.
eas of his passenger
The driver himself. The 'lsvoahi
ehlk." u Que of tho quaint "lypcr
in the transportation world. Ills 10.
llKa,ful sense of The dramatic. his
handiillhe exterior over the mist
harmless ~ souls make him
whole show IN himself Hc can
change In . iIffy from an atllindi
q deepest dlnpalr 10 the sunny hiisf.
fnlnera of babe lnarms under the
stimnlna of few extra roubies. lie
has . pathetic past. A. = class, For
centuries he has been suited about
and sworn At from o. end of Rus
sla 70 the ether. lie wis the low.
cat Of the low. For there was no
one who o, some time did not ride
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-23
STATE CHARGE FILED
AGAINST ALEX FATHER
AND TWO OF HIS SONS

Charges Of unlawful possession OF
intoxicating liquor were filed in
county ccurt yesterday against q.
W. Dye. Dewey Dye and o. T. Dye.
father ard two sons arrested sew
oral days ago when county and fci
eral officers staged raid In the
Alex community. Several gallons Of
corn whiskey were seized.
The trio were lodge in Jail In
defiult of bond for appearance In
the U. $. commissioners court here
TO answer TO charges of vIolati,9
the federal prohibition act. They
have not been arraigned in county
court
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-23

ssins 10 hs Fslissea :, tbs eealns
Hewisss ~ rflnesss Mar 10 We
ssans iasesllss Il has hssa figured.
90 ins,anos. that lAs haass ias'
nisf,ins trade an psuni lmmsdlage'
b Qassn Man. y i fepnrsf. has
iwlre visited chsslsffsla linuss.
80 stately Fssldsnss II l.ssesllss
sad lhs rFUsressiss home ~ Ms
hfidssah 10 The Qaeea aesldsf In
lhsse SEQ lnspesilons, that she FoYsl
asuEhsrr wvaid ssui nsw fislhs. 20
its hosss ulii ~. gefsrulshsd NJ.
labsl shfuxxnsai fum The door.
lnsI tn tha Va hos
not tho fuHllHtr iFads ls not lAs
cniy ons frat sfeals rFufil More i'm.
fafiaht lhan that arc tho orders foF
new sauns. mllllner,. hosiery ani
aHd hools that ulii b. shossFsd 40
m The .omen's oulfllllns establish
meats Fifst. ~ course. ssHes the
pfinsrss' iFuuseau
Costumes for the wedding scre.
mony. when n u considered that hc.
i~csn tao ahd three lhuAsaad gusts
r. sknrclrd. viii mount lnio in.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-23
cANNY BRIToNs FIGURE
ON PROFITS OF WEDDING

London. Dee. ss.-No event in
Eaeland these days. even the on.
Eagement of king Georges daughter
can cscyc attention from lla proba'
bic effect On the business aud nh.
employment situation.
And 80 London has started TO fie.
ure Just how much the msnutaciur.
crs tradesmen and workers are
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-23

Ia sioppy winter weather children
arc almn.g snfu 10 set l1elF feet usi
pni take cold. n yoa wlli take on
their wet shoes and stockings. haihs
their feet IN uaFm watsF. dry the.n
lhoFuaEhiY. put on dfy shoes ana
kinEs and flse them iew doscs
may b. a1ls 10 pestng their taking
u chamt.anains caash Remedy yna
cold. Try a. 80.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-23

Airs. ]. II. Whites klndeFkarien
closed this morning for the Christ.
mas holidays. Singing of Christmas
carols and the presentation Of a
play symbollElng the Christmas
spirit vas parts of the program.
Handmade gifts from the pupils
were presented 10 the parents or
nearest relatives present at the en-.
tertainmeut. Mrs. white gave each
Of her pupils a Madonna and a nov.
city stocking containing candies AMI
nuts. Tho kindergarten VIII reopen
Tuesday. January ..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-23

A modern locomotive wslshs n
tons. ss much as tho enslTe trails
vhleh first ran In 1891 from Alhans
10 sehsassisdy. \. Y
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-23

That the Eastern star viii meet
this evening Al s:Jo o'clock 10 the
Masonic hall. was tae announcement
made this morning by Mrs. Mari
Nichols. worthy matron. Al mem
hers arc urged TO be present as
business of importance viii be tran
facted. fho said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-23

uNkhnff N ohiaHeWa tfft
y. !. naekneF. uho freeHiii -
signed a. superintendent u one u
The oFsdY eouHly snnslei rad
sanss. is nos on Mayer iask wai
tan's payFuli n otiahems cily. se
eoFdlnF 10 = letter iuss received b,
3 fflsna here. Tho usinfe - the
vork belng done ~ Mr iiarinef j.
no, announced IN tho letter. Acrord'
lns 10 Jack tillleeu. federal pFohl
hltlon enforcement ptfirrr J. r
Iiuvn. DARING officer uho has been
conrecied ulIh The federal depart
rssn, for several tcafa. has resigned
a become a lieutenant a. detectives
on the oklshoma rolice fore. Tho
resignation becomes effective taia
mon,h. he eald nrowa. veteran
officer. has assisted IN many uhls'
hey raids In this county.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-23

A chflssmas rfoEnm slli 10 Frn'
dsFsd shis sssHlnE n shs i.psusih
Methodist ehnwh. ooFneF rs,auh
street and loss stehae, heklnHlnH
ss sisa o'tioek Those seieeted -
participate n lhe rfusFsm 80
urged 10 b. at she shuFsh 81 2
o'rlost. u wss snnoan,sd ials mora
inf.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-23

Diogenes was convicted of coun.
terfeithg.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-23

rythagofas vas starved to death
efier ae wns No years old.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-23

Mis. Lillian Ralsru. leaving The
disififi attorneys ufficc in Iirookiyn
uhcr~ she confessed io the slayinE
of Dr Abraham Ollsksieln. lirookiyn.
Mr. Raiscn. arpufilnE 10 the author.
iilrs killed The physician because
she fcarrd . disclosure II an early
love affair with him. She wlIi plead
temporary insanity.
The bystander., 1921-12-24

M Man NJ Aid; recording secretary of NJ.
N1, ooi; Noble Governor of Dis.
ni',. 1rlcH Household No. 2l: presi5e,t ns
rd, niills "heatley of st. Mary Club. see w.
te'ary OF the educational commit too
~ the baptist association. Mrs. NJ
S,. Aofa Is person of rare sbil;tv
ueaing fair and on the souare witb
those she comes in contact with
osiiet OUT and out business manager,
one who make things 60 She is we'll
known along the lines of bripging
things to pass. Diligent in evervt6ins
she undertakes, faithful wife and
MRS Goggings is the teacher of the
young peoples class No. 2 wear and
a mar ago had three scholars Today
thirfccn. Some high school students
ana ana o11ers in the Sunday school; pres.
!dent OF Welcome Committee, organ
lzed two years ago. Reorganized with
hve members now thirty-fve. She has
hiled president of Herald association
SINCE Mrs. Fred Helton left the citv
during the past three months has en-.
rolled twenty.three new members. Tn
the recent election of the Herald asso.
c1ation. She was ere. e.elected as vice
president.
She is also member of the Educa-
tional Committee, first colored Iowan
TO hold secretary of the Community
center; first to hold the NJ. N. G. of
Rebecca of Household of Ruth No. 339
Tor three successive years.
The bystander., 1921-12-24
UNION CONGREGATIONAL

Tenth and Park streets, Rev. B. f..
White, pastor.
The pastor filed his pulpit the past
Sunday morning an devening and
brought to his people two splendid
messages which were well received.
His morning theme was, "The Over
crowded Inn,o which was also his
Christmas message. The members came
out in goodly numbers who seemed to
feel that it was indeed good to be at
the house of God.
For the next two Sundays the pas
tor will be away from his pulpit as he
leaves for Dallas, Texas Thursday
morning where he will spend the holi-
days with his wife and friends of his
home city, the church having voted
him a two weeks vacation at a recent
business when he was also unanimous
Fly called to remain with the church
another year. The pastor will be back
in his pulpit Jan. 8 the second Sunday
in the new year when the first com
The bystander., 1921-12-24
Maple Street Ch.
Rev. s, Bates Pastor
MAPLE STREET
APTIST CHURCH

MAPLE STREET
BAPTIST CHURCE
Ihe W. H. and F. N. Circle will meet
| next Friday at p. m. at the home OF
Mrs. Francis Brown on East Grand
avenue and First street on the north
side of Grand. All members be pres
ent Visitors invited. Come pravinp
Bibles in hand Lesson for the even.
ing, GA Question in Five Words, .
latter clause John SO. "Wilt thon he
made whole9' Other references are
John 6:37, II Corinthian $40. Psalms
1867, Mark 1852. r.
AT 1880 baptizing here. All are in
vited at $3.50. the B. Y. P. U. will rem
der a Christmas program, play. "'The
Bethlehem Play Come out every
one AMI witness the affair on the Lord IS
blessed birthday.
On Monday at p. m. there will be
a big brother and big sister dinner at
the church here for the benefit of the
children. Each grown-up is to pay for
dinner for some child that you draw
their name from the basket with all
children2s name written and pinned on
it. The ticket is 75c and it stands for
your dinner and the child's name you
draw. This dinner is given under the
auspices Of the Maple street Sunday
school. Let every grown-up help to
make it nice for the little ones this
Christmas by coming cut and buying
their dinner. This is suggestion by
our superintendent, H. Dudley.
The Sunday school gave splendid
play under the leadership of Mrs. F.
Dudley and teachers Of the Sunday
school. . g
Bro. J. T. Toldman is still confined to
his home on East Sixteenth and Lyon
streets from injuries received in an
explosion a few weeks ago.
Mrs. Matte Branch il sick at her
home on East Twenty-hrst street. Mrs.
Francis Brown is i'll at her home on
East First and Grand avenue. @
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Washington one OF
the First Peoples Cooperative store
folks lost their ten months old baby
girl last Monday at 1542 Buchanan
street.
The two families, the former and
Mr.. and Mrs. King s. Range left Tues
day night for Chicago, their former
home for the burial Of their darling
little daughter. These young people
are members of Maple street and We
do bow our heads in submission to the
will of the blessed Lord for he knows
best and the family has our heartfelt
sympathy.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Gross OF 20l4
Stewart street are the proud parents
of fine baby girl. Mother and baby
are doing nicely.
The Maple street cradle roll is rapid
ly increasing.
Little Hattie J. Bates was sick
few days with a cold, but is much I'M
proved. ;.,
Rev. Bates has been bothered with
The bystander., 1921-12-24

munion will be held and the presence
Of every member will be expected.
The coming Sunday the palpit will
bo occupied by Rev. j. b. Adkins, D.
D., field secretary of the Congrega-
tional hospital. The public is invited
tc hear DR.. Adkins.
The annual business meeting Of the
church and banquet will be held in
the basement Of the church Wednesday
Jan. IL at 1880 p. m. Let every mem
Der b.. present.
The bystander., 1921-12-24

M II. nome Makers league will meet
AT re usual headquarters, 3l4 South
le,;.Sarth street for the purpose OF
Ena omcers for the ensuing year.
d,lM'aad ldo,ls.aa!ad like all members holding
|hom1 hAl y ket 3 report to the one from
f,s y wv " received the tickets or to
leet;na - aiming at headquarters
At o'clock p. m.
Ms ~ = Manning was put in charge
Ii,f ~ fortunate children Of her dis
81 tha ~ the Eks Christmas festival
Eork ana ssnIortun | ate, has completed her
Nh w Sa,. mas turned her report over to
hsisalae Ihsi,mss Cater by order Of th'
bcI;eas Mrs. Nandie Wilkerson
The bystander., 1921-12-24
Corinthian Baptist Ch
REV. G. W. ROBINSON, Pastor
CORINTHIAN Norrs

y, was glorious day at Coria
'niah. Inc message was wholesom,
anu Df. Robinson was at his best, Tb,
shut ms OF the church were remem
oered ana christmas baskets are beine
prepared to make their Christmas :
peasant one. The collection was good
attendance was good. The Sunda,
school was much alive in both depart
ments with more than 1876 in attend
ance. Collection $3.50. Glass No \
receiving the banner. The banner con.
test in the Corinthian Sunday school
IS quite an incentive. It creates mnch
interest through every phase of the good
! work and makes the Sunday school a
I heavenly place to be, so when YOU fail
to come to Corinthian Sunday school
you are missing blessing that awaits
your coming. A cordial welcome to all.
I-C. +. Topson, superintendent.
The Deaconess Board will meet Sun
day, Dec. 25 at $3.50 O'Clock in the
pastors study.-Mrs. Lucy James,
THE HIGH SCHOOL
H. GRADUATES FOB 1921
Miss Octava Rome, Miss Sara James.
MISS Lorraine Crawford and Miss Luda
Sprlggs. Best wishes for their success.
The Ushers club installed new lights
IN the church at the cost of more than
S9o. Last year the club made a gift
OF $75 to the church for Christmas,
ngratulations
The Altar Guild will meet with Mrs.
Graves on Fourteenth and Crocker
streets. The members are asked to
attend.
The Unity Circle held a very pleasant
meeting with Mrs. Peterson on Scott
street last Tuesday evening. After a
brief business session they adjourned to
the second Tuesday in January.
Mr.. Leonard Dixon Of St. Louis, Mo-
will be guest in the home of Mrs. Lucy
James during the holidays, I27 Regart
street. Notwithstanding Miss Sara
James is wearing the broad smile.
The sermon Sunday evening delivered
to the Starlight band by our good pas
tor was very timely and much good was
derived. The band under the leader
ship of Mrs. Ida MacOwens came out
in full. The program preceding the
sermon was rendered by the children.
The duet by Elizabeth Graves and
Frances Holt was a rare treat and
much enjoyed by all present.
With Mrs. Lucy James as leader, a |
great number of the Corinthian mem
bers stornfed the home of DR.. and Mrs. |
G. w. Robinson Tuesday evening Dee. !
20 and with everything that could be
thought of was carried by the group |!
leaving the table heavily laden and the
pastor with his lovely wife was made
happy. All departed at the usual hour
Everyone well pleased and voted the
evening well spent.
Mission Circle No. 2 Of the west side !
will give a sock entertainment Thurs.
day evening, Dec. go at the residence OF |
Mrs. V. NJ. Morrow, 1916 Laurel street.
Fine menu served to everyone free. Ad-
mission free.-Mrs. Ghee, chairman.
= Prof. II. R. Graves, chorister OF Cor
inthian choir for more than fourteen |
wears, has made wonderful progress.
The choir consists of thirty three voices
four different instruments at one period
If this time he heldthe congregation TO-
retber for six months with a pastor.
Mrs. M. Crawford is the business
manager Of the Herald association;
Most Noble Governor Of Hous ehold
,f Ruth No. SAT; president OF Corln-
fE7f ::::;::s; ::::s; i: Z. ;: =;
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mrs. Manning also reports a ve,x
saoA woman in her neighborhood in the
Serson pe,'s, 20 OF Mrs. Mary Rodgers of a97
Soutn west Fourth street and has sent
4h ner 70 the Samaritan hospital. She is
1ne wlfe Of disabled soldier with an N
eight months old child VIII an
The bystander., 1921-12-24
Lstals Hroilnd Cown

,.!. ssla Temple No. 90 of the Ancient
fsplan f.p Arabic Order Of the Mobiles
~ mystic Shrine elected the fol
rS onlcers: Illustrious Potentate,
lva.. NV Y ones; Chief Rabban, B. n.
s, I;sh q assistant Rabban, Bert Harris;
,;ss.sl ~ nest and Prophet, C. B. Woods;
4. al 4. dulde, Jas. q. Woods; Treas
,.Mm. M. Howard and Recorder, Ralph
The bystander., 1921-12-24
WEST SIDE REAL ESTATE

For sale or for rent. Five
room cottage with well, cistern,
gas, cellar, shrubbery, garden
spot and good out buildings.
S. JOE BROWN
1915 Mulberry st. Phi. 118l Wal.
The bystander., 1921-12-24
AsBURY NJ = crr1rp,,-

,oo AsBURY M. E.. CHURCH
ISa Park street, VIM. II. Wheeler
pastor. "neeler'
sunday school, 9:45 a. m.; Sunday
- - q; nm m, preaching, subject, "Signs Of
The bystander., 1921-12-24
and rheumatism.

'oothache and rheumatism.
we wish You all Merry Christmas
anu happy New Year and may you
all ENJOY many one to come.
For unto you is born this day in
enc CITY OF David a Saviour which is
ehrlst the Lord, Luke ell.
v, sunday school lesson, "The Visit of
the Wise Men, Matt. 2:1-l2.
Golden text, "And when they had
opened their treasures, they presented
hlm gifts of gold, frankinc ense and
myrrh," Matt. 2:l1. Practical truth,
chrlst is found by those who search
for him. Topic, "The Most joyous
Day in the Year.
b: Y. P. o." River of Salvation, y
Ezekiel 47:l.l2. .t
Golden text, Psalms 46:4. There is
river, the stream where of shall
make glad the city of God. The holy
place of The Tabernacle of the most
high
The bystander., 1921-12-24

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-26
EVENING EDITION..

.ment and, take the old Chevrolet g In
trade as part payment. Moved by Com
missioner ~Schlaberg, seconded by Com
referred to COMMISSIONER Of Police
Smith for further investigation re-
port carr'e nspo.dt.4y nond.
Bond n: the sum Of 100000 fur.
nished by the First National Bank OF
Grand Forks, N. D., as depositary Of city
n Guaranty Company Of Baltimore.
Maryland as surety. Bond approved by
the city attorney as to form and
Board, presented, read. Moved ~ Cons
missioner LWesteen, seconded by Commits.
sioner Schlaberg, that the bond and
surety be approved. Carried.
Adjourn. I
Moved by Commissioner Smith, sec
onded by Commissioner Western, that
we doNnow adjourn. Carried.
CHAS. j.. EvANSON,
City Auditor.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-26

Aye; Smith. solstad, westeen, o'Keefe
Il. Carried.
Paving District no. -.
An ordinance entitled IAN Ordinance
Creating Paving District No. 70 of the
City of Grand Forks, North Dakota n
fixing theN boundaries thereof" which
said ordinance passed its first reading
March 2, 1921, presented, read as fol-,
Ordinance no. 4la.
An ordinance creating Paving District
No: 22 Of the City of Grand Forks. North
Dakota and fixing the boundaries there
OF.
Be it ordained by the Board of City
Commissioners Of the City of Grand Forks,
Section i. That District No. % be and
the tnev same r. hereby created; inc all terri=
boundaries is hereby included therein:
Of Block Fifty, 500 Bulge and Eshel-
Gland 1 Forks. Ad So4tS t. 5,k the City Of
n%ortherly along the east side OF Kent
street to University venue; thence
northerly across University avenue and
t. The southwest corner Of Block twenty ssaet
900 Kelsey's Addition; thence westerly
along the north side Of Dakota avenue
to the west ! d of Park street; thence
northeast orr Of Kelsey's Third Addi-
ton thence westerly along the north
side OF Dakota e to the west aide
of University Place: thence south along
avenue thence south across University
avenue and along west side OF UNIVERSITY
OF North Dakota grounds to a point seven
s fest south s'1 81 s sand t Un,vt tsnshs , 97se;.9
thence east to the northwest corner Of
Block Seven (7) Kent Realty First Addi-
ton; thence east along the south side Of
Bulge avenue to the lace Of beginning.
Section :. This ordinance shall =
effect and be in force from and after ffs
passage and approval.
Presented and first reading, March End.
Moved by Commissioner Solstad. Sec
onded by Commissioner Westeen. that
this ordinance do now pass its second
reading and final passage. On roll call
AVE.; s@its. solst.d. wsssesn. o.k kssss
'A1psoya! q 4!a.s \ Specifications
1sesSaa A4d 1Fo5ect no. 6l-D.
The following resolution was pre-
sented. read:
Commissioner solstad introduced the
following resolution:
Commissioners that the plans and speci.
5hcations and estimate Of probable cost
for Federal Aid Project No. 51-B. being
paving IN Paving District No. TO- as; pre-
pared BY h city engineer and approved
~ the Chief engineer Of the State High.
way Commission. for said Improvement on
Skidmore avenue in the City OF Grand
Forks, N. d. and the Meridian Road n.
w. to the Packing Plant in Falconer
Township north Of the city limits and
located between station 26-1o at the in.
~tsrsection OF the Meridian road 90 called
with the north corporation line OF the
City Of Grand Forks, North Dakota, al
or near the n. w. corner OF Lot s. q, the
Intersection % Conklins ayenus and
Thomas street N Station $500 ii OF
near intersection OF Skfdmore avenue
and Third street be and the same sa
~ C~ommissioner Smith, seconded. Isl
Commissioner Westeen, that. said resoIu.
ton zbe adopted. Oniroll call the follow
Inf commissicnerSuEotsd Aye smith
1eoelv0ee Dse1aS Werk Necessary
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