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LEE-HEWITT.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
MoNTcLAIR. N. j., Jan. 20.-rhe mar
riage of Miss Winifred Hewitt, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Crane
Hewitt, to Mr.. Charles Burial Lee.
son Of Mrs. A. r. Lee of Detroit took
place this evening at the home OF the
brides parents, the officiating clergy
man being the Rev. Frederick L. Sex
ton of New Haven, Conn. Mrs. Lucas
c. Craig OF Montcair was her sisters
only attendant. and Mr.. Craig was Mr..
Lees best man. The ceremony was
followed by a reception.
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$21,5l2 FOR BOWIE FURNITURE,
Chairs Once Empress Eugenie's in
Sale.

At the American Art Galleries yes
terday afternoon the final session in
the sale of early furniture belonging to
Mrs. William ID. Bowie of Baltimore
totalled sS,l35. making the grand total
for the entire sale s2l.bl2. Four hum
dred and seventy dollars, the highest
price of the afternoon. was paid by
x. c. Waterbury for n set of six painted
satinwood chairs and n settee, Adam
period. of the eighteenth century. once
the property of the Empress Eugene.
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TAMPA.

Special Despatch to THE New York HSaALD.
TAMPA, Fla, Jan. e0.-Among to-
days arrivals at the Tampa Bay Hotel
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry Howe and
daughter, Mrs. G. w Shafer and child
Rochester Mr.. and Mrs. A. VI. Travers
and Albert Travers Jr., Pittsburg Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Wattles and Mr.. and
Mrs DeForest Cummings. Buffalo. and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Guggenheimer
Lynchburg, Va.
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GROUP OF PAINTINGS
BRINGS $4O,935 AT SALE
Entering the Pastures BY
Jacque, Fetches 81, 500


In the ballroom of the Plaza Hotel
last night the first group of old and
modern paintings from various collec-
tions, offered for safe by the American
Art Association, sold for a total of
$40,935.
The highest price was $500, paid by
E. +. Albee for Entering the Pastures,
by Jacque. Other notable items sold
as follows:
Returning from the Eields,' Leon
Augustin Lhernitte: to j. p. Higgs.. 81, ,150
Stag Aroused" Rosa Bonheur; Mrs.
w. II. Dodge. .....,................ 3.10o
"A Village in Holland" J. CAIN
W. X. Hearst. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1850
French Shepherdess,'' Ridgway
knight: T.. i. Albee. ............... 1850
"A Spring Morning" Childe Hassam.
N. A.; Il. A. Mich. h.................. 1,075
Pastoral" Nicolas Lancret; Mrs. T.
MASON. .......-. I...........--...- I,uIJ
DR.. e. cadgene. r. ........,........ 1900
Knaus; Mrs NJ. II. Dodge. .......... 1000
The Reprimand,' Jehan Georges
Teasing the Parrot" Giovanni Boil
DIM: DR.. l.. Cadgene. ............. 500
The Rehearsal" Ferdinand Victor
Leon Roybet. DR.. L. Cadgene. ...... 800
''rhe Shepherdess,' william Adoiphe
Bouguereau p. Van Veen......... $50
THE MONDAY Meal" Charles Moreau:
+. ii. Brunell. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 300
"1n Venice" Martin Ri,o Holland
lrallerieS. -. 90
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sT. AUGu srINE.

Special DeipGteh 10 TiE NEw IoRN IiEaALp.
ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla, Jan. 20.--Mr. and
Mrs Thornton Lewis viii arrive from
White sulphur Springs. w. Va. to-
morrow to spend ten days with their son
and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Law
rence Lewis, at Kirkside.
Mr.. Buel w Mutt of Cleveland is at
the Ponce de Leon for few days. Mr..
and Mrs Richard b. Hall of New York
also are there. as is Miss Harriet Lodes
of Rye, n. Y.
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DWIGHT v. MONROE.

Dwight V. Monroe. 81 years old. sec
retary-tre lsurer of r. g. Monroe a Co,
diamond importers. died Wednesday in
ST. Luke's Hospital after brief illness
He lived NJ 100 Riverside Drive.
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NJ A r r led .

JOHNgON-B BuRTON.-Thursday January 20,
at ST. Georges Chapel. by the Rev. Charles
r. Fagnani. Catherine Sayre Burton to
owen johnson.
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WASHINGTON.

Mrs. Wilson was hostess at the White
House yesterday at the most formal en-
tertainment that has been given there
since the illness Of the President. The oc-
ca sion was a luncheon in honor of the
women OF the Diplomatic Corps. The
guests assembled IN the Blue Room and
luncheon was served in the State dining
room.
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Miss Katherine Mackay oi New York
was the guest of honor yesterday at a
luncheon given by Miss Adeline OK
rard, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
T. Oxnard.
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MISS MARY Il. WILSON WED.
Special Despatch TO THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. C., Jan. 90.

Miss Mary Il. Wilson. second daughter
of William b. Wilson, Secretary of La
Dor. was married to-day TO Mr.. Charles
ID. Strohecker OF Washington. The cere.
mony was performed in the Presbyterian
Manse at Rockville. Md. the Rev. John
r. Henderson officiating. Owing to the
recent death of the brides mother. only
members of the two families were pres
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The Attorney General and Mrs
Palmer entertained at an afternoon re-
certion yesterday In honor of the
American Ambassador to Japan and
Mrs. Roland S. Morris.
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LOST AND FOUND.

A reward Will be paid for information lead
ing TO recovery OF 1919 sOldsmobile, dark
green touring body, car No. 2i53S-4W. motor
No. D223s9. license No. i53419 New York;
initial l. on both doors; stolen from La
fayette and Sumner avs, Brooklyn. January
-, about y. NJ. SHERWOOD ADJUST
ING BUREAU, 6s William ST. John S6i6.
LOST. .--Wcdne day morning. vicinity 5th-6th
avs, flth-I3th sts.. purse containing
watch. check. considerable cash: watch senti-
mental-value, monogrammed S. A. T. Return
no questions asked: liberal reward. Miss
MARSHALL. Phone Watkins 5000.
LOST-In 57th st. bus, leather French note
folder, containing 81, check for 500 and
calling cards; reward. Mrs. JAMES A.
NORTHRUP, Robert Fulton Hotel. w.
fist st
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Rear Admiral Sims, u. S. N. has re-
turned after a short visit to Washing
ton.
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Mrs. James Mcdonald gave a dinner
last evening in honor Of tile Chilean
Ambassador and Me-. Matthew. the
Cuban Minister and Nine. Decespedes.
the Charge d'Affaires of Great Britain
and Mrs. Craigie and Count a. Tcherep
Spiridovitch. Among the t~enty-eight
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II.
Potter of New York, who are visiting
Rear Admiral and Mrs. II. III. Rousseau.
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Mrs. Daniel 3. Fearing has returned
from New York TO her residence In
Greenough place.
The New York herald., 1921-01-21

Mrs. Roland Dickson. who is with her
mother. Mrs. Frederick p. Sands. Will
ieave for Philadelphia tomorrow for
"a Wait
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jazz bands and Hawaiian orchestras
have seen their best days as far a
Paris is concerned. So says FRANK J.
Gould of New York and Paris. son 81
the late jay Gould
Mr. Gould has just repurchased the
controlirg interest In the Mogador
Theatre here IN order to lead q move,
nient which Is expected to bring back
musical comedy to favor in Paris.
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Miss Cathleen Vanderbilt will enter
tain a party of her young friends at
dinner next Monday night and take
them to the theatre.
The New York herald., 1921-01-21

Mrs. Robert Graves will start for the
South late this month to pass fort
night.
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Cats. Dog, &c.
Found.

LOST or strayed from Kennels. dark red
pekingesc Reward II returned 20 BAGA-
TTsLLE KENNELS. Old Westbury, l.. 7.
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FOTND-Black and white spotted Dalmatian
coach dog Apply Mr. OLDHAM. w. 72d.
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DIED.

Aitchison, A. l.. O'Callaghan, Rose NJ.
Crosby, Carrie A. 0'Suilivan. VIM. J.
Dukes. Thomas Iinkney, Cornelius 8.
Forney, John A. fisek. Godfrey X
Could William S. Ramsay, Mrs. Allen
JRlkoff, Abraham Raubs, William
Lane Harriet A. Shaitick, Ernesiine y
IaSkc Flora Smith Maude q.
Mahler Custave A. Smith. Marjorie
Marks, Frances Snellenburg Minna a
Nfehlcr Candida Stevenson. g. l..
Miller Arthur stiles, Francis w. r
Nonnhan. James r.. Strauss, Albert /.
Monroe. Dwight v. Traubmnnn, EuEenio
Mcgweeny, Roger ~. lnderhul, Mary :.
Nicholson. v. Y. Weir, Catherine
Noncs Caroline l., Winant. Joseph 7.
The New York herald., 1921-01-21

Mr.. and Mrs. NORM S. Hare. who re-
turned on board the Imperator after a
trip of several months in Europe. are at
1l6 East Fifty-third street for the re-
mainder of the winter. They passed
Christmas with the viscourtess Matt
land at Lauderdale. her estate near
Marlborough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Harrah are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth OF
a son on Wednesday at the home or
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William L.
Shepherd, l6 East Sixty-ninth street.
Mrs Harrah was Miss Maude Shep-
herd.
Mrs L. Casimir de Coppet. 102 East
Seventy ninth street, has returned to
New York for the winter and has issued
cards for at homes on Fridays in Jan
uary.
Nj. and Mrs Andrew Fletcher viii
give dance tonight at 640 Park ave-
nue. for their daughter. Miss Jean
Fletcher.
The first Of the Senior dances. at the
head of which is Mrs. J. Horton ijams.
is to be held tonight in the Plaza.
Mrs. Clarence G. Campbell and her
daughter, Mrs. Clarence G.. Michalis.
held an informal reception yesterday af-
ternoon at the formers house. "a East
Fifty-frst street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Egerton Webb will
start for Palm Beach, Fla. on Feb
ruary IL.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James T. d. Lanier
house, 1928 East Thirty fifth street
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Blagden Will
have a dinner party at their home. Al
| East Fifty-first street, tonight.
Mr.. Harold S. Vanderbilt started yes
terday for Palm Beach. Fla. for stay
of several weeks.
Mrs. Robert Graves will start for the
South late this month to pass fort
night.
Miss Cathleen Vanderbilt will enter
tain party of her young friends at
dinner next Monday night and take
| them to the theatre.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cheney Train of
113 East Seventy-third street will en-
tertain at dinner in their home on Janu-
ary %.
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Mr.. and Mrs Henry White. who are
spending a few days at their Washing
ton home. will return to New York to-
morrow.
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NEWBORN.

Senator and Mrs. Charles q. Hender-
son gave dinner last evening.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Mrs. James III. r. Cromwell OF Phila-
delphia is spending few days at the
Hotel. Others there are
the Earl and Countess OF Craven, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur b. Claflin. Mrs.
Ernest du Pont OF Philadelphia, Sir
Algernon Firth and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win i. 'Wanner, who have returned
from their honeymoon in Pinehurst
The bride was Mrs. Il. Holmes Volck.
Mrs. William X. Dick. Mrs. James
A. Blair. Mrs. Henry Fletcher Godfrey.
Mrs. William Payne Thompson. Mrs.
James A. Deering. Mrs. Lydig Hoyt
Mrs. James II. Alexander and Mrs.
Charles c.. Auchincloss will give dinner
parties prior to the second dance by
The Bachelors tonight in the Wander
bilt Hotel.
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LosT.-BAC; OF SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
FROM RUNNING BOARD OF CAR. RE
WARD. S37 MADISON AV.
LOST.-Silyer handled umbrella in taxi, Bit
more to Penn. Station, Friday, 18th. Notify
J. A. RICHARDS. Cortlandt 1887 Reward.
LOST-At Princess Theatre. Tuesday after
noon, small black silk double purse: re-
ward. Mrs. NJ. Il. ROBINSON. 960 Park av.
LOST.-Black handbag in bus Monday morn
ing. Return to a. Fort Washington av.,
apt. p. Phone Wadsworth $3.50.
$50 reward for return of leather portfolio.
containing correspondence Anderson Motor
Company. probably left in taxi between
Astor and Penn. station. Return to Cashier.
Hotel Actor, 44th -, and Broadway.
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JAZZ DEAD IN PARIS,
SAYS FRANK J. GOULD
Buys Control of Paris Theatre
to Restore Musical Comedy.

Special Gable TO THE NEW York HERALD.
Copyright, f92f. Jy THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
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Jewelry.

LoST.-Damond bar pin on January IS. be-
tween R!tz-Carltin Hotel ana Lichenstelns
Millinery and Cammeyer's shoe store on 5tn
av., or in taxi. Very liberal reward II re-
turned TO T. J. McGRAPH, at Ritz Carlton
Hotel.
10 sT.-Diamond brooch gold setting, with
black enamel; valued as heirloom; between
New Amsterdam Theatre and Ritz-Carlton,
Wednesday night. Liberal reward. BUR
DEN, fS Manhattan aV.. Brooklyn.
LOSr-on Monday evening. a platinum and
diamond plaque pin, between Hotel Col
lingwood and 57th st, and 9th av. or 9TH av.
car. Liberal reward, questions. return
70 cashier Hotel Colingwood.
LosT-Diamond ring. January 70. on Mas
sau ST.. between John and Maiden Lane;
initials engraved on INSIDE y: c: to A; y.
10-l5.' Finder please phone Cortlandt $780,
Extension l91, Miss PAUL. No questions.
LoST-Lady's gold ring three stones, at
Plaza Hotel or in taxi, between 59th ct.
ing. HoUGHToN co. 200 w. 72d. reward.
LOST.-Lady's gold closed faced watch on
beaded fob. January Is, in Brooklyn; valued
gift from dead father; picture in back. Re-
ward. no questions. Phone South 5l33
LOST-Tuesday afternoon, diamond Jewelry
pieces. and s. bill inclosed In gray
chamois bag liberal reward. BREARLEY.
90 West ST. Phone Rector 9iiS.
LosT.-Sunday. January 10, silver wrist
Broadway and Seth st. Please telephone
Riverside 6724 Liberal reward.
LOsT-Bank Book No. 1i774. Chatham
Phenix Bank. Return Bowery Branch.
$40 reward for silver atomizer. left in taxi
cab, from 10Th st. 10 Columbus Circle.
Telephone 1926 SCHUYLER.
$500 REWARD
for return OF pearl scarfpin, lost January is
between West i2d ST. and Park av. and 1Sth
st. BLACK. STARR q FROST. 9th av. and
ssth st.
5000 reward for diamond bar pin, platinum
setting, lost Jan. II.
TIFFANY q CO.. Fifth av. and 3Tth st.
5000 REWARD
for return OF platinum flexible bracelet con-
tanning 3 sapphircs and diamonds, lost
January II between Pennsylvania Station and
Passaic, N. j. !. II. B. II. WEINBERG,
66S 9TH av.
$500 REWARD
For return OF graduated pearl necklace
with diamond clasp. lost Jan. II between
" est 3Sth and West 18th sts. necklace is
knotted and one or more pearls may have
DC rtion OF necklace returned. CHARLTON
& co, 634 9Th av.
$500 REWARD
for return Of platinum bracelet containing
about 30 diamonds; lost Jan. 10. between
West seth and West i13d Sts. Marcus &
Co., 9th Av. and 45th 81.
$3.50 REWARD
For return Of platinum flexible diamond
Jan. Is vicinity OF Hotel Commodore.
CDNLL BAlLoU, 81 9TH ay.
Wearing Apparel.
LosT-Last Sunday afternoon. Russian sable
fur piece: flat. composed OF 3 animals
heads and tails included, scwed together.
lined with brown silk. Liberal reward Of
fered no questions. Return TO ". Montu. 12i
Madison av. Madison Square 1888
LOsT-Msrtcn scarf, IN taxi between 42d
questions. MCCLURE. Bryant 6o0o. extern
sion iio.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cheney Train of
113 East Seventythird street will en-
tertain at dinner in their home on Janu-
ary 81
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Mr.. Harold S. Vanderbilt started yes
terday for Palm Beach. Fla. for stay
OF several weeks.
The New York herald., 1921-01-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Blagden will
have a dinner party at their home. Al
East F'iftyfirst street, tonight.
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VIM. T.. beloved husband
Of Emile II. and father Of Mona
O'Suiiiyan. on January 90 Lying In stare
at The Funeral Church. Broadway at CO. p
81. Date of funeral later Kindly omit
ffoVVprs
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NONES.--On Wednesday. January 10. 1921
nj her residence, III West 49th ST.. Caro-
line Leonora. daughter OF the late Joseph
b. and Eveline Leon Nones. Funeral AZ
the convenience OF the family. Kindly
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Mr.. and Mrs. James II. d. Lanier
will give dinner party tonight in their
house, 1913 East Thirty-fifth street.
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OCALI.AGHAN.-On Wednesday, January
10. 1921. Rose NJ. O'Callaghan. Funeral
Saturday 0 A. NJ, from her late residen-e.
1873 Goth street, Brooklyn, thence TO 81.
Athanasius's Church. where requiem mass
WIN be celebrated Interment Holy Name
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on January 10. 1921
Cornelius Sidell Pinkney. son Of the late
John NJ. and Emma L. Pinkney. Service
at st. Bartholomew's Episcopal Chur n
10th st. and Park av.. Saturday, 10 A. NJ
InterTneut private
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-09-16

September again-and the best we
can make out OF 1t Is September.
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PARIS NOTES

The Emerson school opened yes.
terday morning with an enrolment
OF nearly three hundred and fifty
4 large number OF ninth grade stu
dents are included In this number.
Besides tho regular teaching corps
Mr.. Rulon Asher. of Richfieid, Utah.
has been employed TO give tho music
instructions Prospects are bright
for an unusually successful school
year.
Tho Mothers and Daughters out
ing conducted last Wednesday ct the
Bear Lake Hot Springs under tho
auspices of the Y. l.. NJ. l. A., of the
stake proved most successful AZ
fair. Swimming was enjoyed BY all
after which swimming contests and
first aid In the water demonstrations
were given. Two hundred persons
wera present to enjoy TIA day. The
proceeds were generously contFibut.
ed by tho manager to the fund for
tbs summer home az Lak0ta.
Under the direction OF the Alumni
Association an active campaign III he
Ing waged In tho interests Of the
Fielding Academy A series OF ed
ucational programs and rallies arc
being held throughout tho valley.
and an unusual abundance OF talent
Ia being enjoyed by the tows visited.
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Will OPEN
NEW STREET

At the meeting of the city council
Wednesday evening the matter Of OPP
ening a street along the south side
of the city between Fourth street and
Ninth street was taken up, and it APP
pearing that property owners in the
south part of the city are interested
in this street, the council pledged an
appropriation of $4,000 toward de-
fraying the expenses of opening that
street.
The opening Of q street between
4th and 9th, will take all cows and
other herds from the main streets Of
tho city entirely, and the new road
will be used for diverting cows, from
the pastures, west of town through
the city to their destination. This
is a worthy move on the part of the
property owners in that section, and
will be big benefit to the city. The
appropriation is to be available when
the road is opened, fenced and dedi-
Gated to the city.
In the matter OF tax leyies, an
ordinance was passed to that effect,
which appears in another part of this
issue. A total of 20 miles was levied
for all purposes, which ID the same as
last year. A number of bills were al
lowed.
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ORDTNANCR No aOA


AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
MONTPELIER. IDAHO. FIXING
THE RATE OF TAXATION UPON
THE TAXABLE PROPERTY
WITHIN THE CITY FOR THE
YEAR 1921.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
OF MONTPELIER, BEAR LAKE
COUNTY, IDAHO.
Section 1. That the rate of taxa
tion upon all the taxable property
within the limits of the City of Mont
pelier. in the County OF Bear Lake,
and State of Idaho. for the year 1921
bo and the same is hereby fixed as
follows, to-wit:
For general and extraordinary ex-
penses 12 mills on the dollar.
For tho payment OF interest on
City Hall bonds and other expenses
2 mills on tho dollar.
For tho payment or interest on,
and the creation of n sinking fund
for the payment of. municipal park
bonds, 2 mills on the dollar.
For the payment OF interest on,
and the creation of a sinking fund for
tho payment OF. municipal paving
bonds 4 mills on the dollar.
Which said total 90 mills on the
dollar is hereby levied and assessed
against all the taxable property with
in the said City OF Montpelier. Coun-
ty OF Bear Lake. State of Idaho,
which said taxes shall be assessed
and collected as by the statutes of
Idaho in such cases made and provid-
ed
Section 2. That all ordinances or
parts of ordinances in conflict here
with are hereby repealed.
Section 3. This ordinance shall be
in full force and effect from and aft
er it's passage, approval and publ
cation.
Passed this 14th day OF septem-
Der, 1921.
Approved this 14th day OF septem-
Der, 1921.
nj. J. DAVIS,
Attest: Mavor
F. l.. CRUIKSHANK, City Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS

Commissioners met at 10 o'clock,
a. E..this 18th day OF September,
1921, pursuant to Section 32I1 of
the Idaho Compiled statutes for the
purpose of fixing Tax Levies for the
year 1921. Also pursuant 10 their
adjournment of a regular session
August 18th, 1921.
Present: VIM. r. Morgan, Chair
man. A. A. Hart and r. A. Sullivan.
Commissioners. d. c. Kunz, County
Attorney, Arthur Bulge, Sheriff,
James Dunn. Assessor. Or. r. ]. SUIT
ton, County Physician, and Silas l..
Wright, clerk. and the following pro-
ceedings were had to-wit:
DIR. Sutton asked TO what extent
he would be justified in giving care
10 poor who were not able to care
for themselves and who needed med
ical aid. This matter was taken UNI
der advisement and the Board decid-
ed TO make such allowance as their
judgment would permit and the
County Physician was to use his best
judgment in offering services,
best interests OF the County could be
served by the purchase of new Ad-
ding machine. an order was given TO
the Dalton Adding Machine Company
for super model 100-1O2 Adding,
Listing and Calculating Machine.
$4,000 being allowed ON the old
machine now in use.
In the matter of fixing the Tax
I4evies for the year 1921 the Board
desired longer time in which to con-
slider this matter and therefore or
dered that this meeting be adjourn
ed until 10 o'clock a. m. September
22nd, 1921.
VIM. II. MORGAN,
Attest: Chairman.
SILAS l.. WRIGHT,
adv. Clerk.
i
September again-and the best we
can make out OF 1t Is September.
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Mr. and Mrs, John McCarty are re-
ioicing in tho arrival of baby girl
Sunday morning. Mother and baby
are going well.
A finn new baby also arrived Sun.
day morning at the home OF MIR. and
MIRA John Jausse.
Miss Miriam Clayton left Thurs.
day for Provo, Utah, whore sho will
attend tho Brigham Young Univer-
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Ovid and ST. Charles. Women from
every part OF the stake were pres
eHt at the meetings.
Mrs. Chests Calf and baby OF
Ogden, Utah, are here with Mrs.
Call'l parents. MIR. and Mrs. L. +.
Shepherd.
Mrs, May Jensen left last week 10
Join her husband who ls studying
music in Chicago. She has been In
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Paris for the summer with her par
ents, Mr.. and MIRA. Ern Shepherd.
Mr., and Mrs Emit Won AImon
moved last week 10 Montpelier whore
they will make their future home.
Mrs, Clyde Richards and baby of
Du Bots arc hero visiting with MRS
Mary Rich.
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slty this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Shepherd
havo returned from Salt Lake City
where Mr. Shepherd has been play
ing In the Owen Sweeten hand at
Saltair.
Last Tuesday, tho stake RDeli0f
Society's conventions were held at
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NOTICE.

i will not DO responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone other
than myself.
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NOTICE TO CREDIToRa

All claima against tho Beatty
Clothing Company must be filed with
mo within thirty days from tho date
of this notice.
HAROLD b. HULL
dated Aug 70, 1921 Assignee.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-09-16

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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-09-16

Joseph Wardle. eighty-seven years
of age, who since Grants adminfstrn-
ton has collected discarded flowers al
the White House. These flowers are
carefully pressed and sold by him