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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-03-16

NJrs m A
49, -. 'WenH VINO was
I opoIalcn % ,, e. her nome IN the
Jn ,lo. ,a7t Nioudhy 4 week ago,
Mr. ana Mrs w IL Carrier
spent Sunday IN Appalachia
Ri ',r gir , rtiGiller5' Nlrs- =.
III " 49, ~ : ~
MIS-. Cora Benedict, formerly
OF thc gap VINO mas had charge
OF the hotel at koda for !, few
,honthS mas bought the Silver
door to the lntcrmont Drng
Store aud is now running a firbt.
class cafe
j. ii. pierpont and som
Charles, of Norton and Sunr
j. Il. Adams, of Josephine
were in town d few hours l5ri.
day.
MIR. and Mrs. c. G. Cochran
left Sunday morning for Rich.
mond, where they will spend
several days with their dauph-
ter, Mrs. ". G. Hopkins.
w. II Wren spent IA few DAYS
last week in Cincinnati ON bls-
iness.
Mrs At Y wan,
49, . W. w cltS VINO was
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-03-16
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. j l.. Mccormick return.
Cd Monday morning from a
week g visit to Cincinnati.
Mrs ELIZA j. Barron spent
Sunday i'll Norton with her
neice, Mrs. Joe Gillenwaters
JAS. l.. Horton, Of Harlan.
kyY spent sunday in the Gar
with relatives enroutc to Bristol
to spend a few days
Anyone wishing to buy nice
irish potatoes for seed or eat
ing, call phone No. 1880 Adv.
|. II. Gnly returned to the
Gap Monday night from bust.
ness trip TO Rogersyille, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j Hood spent
Sunday afternoon at Roda Wis
ting relatives.
J. w. Bish. compositor on
the Post, was sick n few DAYS
last week from an attack Of the
grippe.
$. s lessee, who is employed
III the general Offices of the
Stonega Coke a. Coal Company
at this place, has bought the
l.. Ii. Skeen property in The
valley near Blue Springs and
will move his family there
about April LIST.
j. NJ. aud Il. l.. McLemore.
OF Winchester, Ky, spent few
days here and at Wise last week
visiting relatives and friends.
FOR sALE.-seed Irish po.
tatoes. Early Irish Cobblers.
Phone l77.-adv.
c. $. Carter, president of the
Dominion National Bank at
Bristol, and a former citizen of
the Gap, spent Saturday and
Sunday here.
Miss Mary Nlerriman, of
Jonesville, spent Sunday night
IN town visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Lindsey Horton, being en- route
to Abingdon, where she is at
tending schoo at Martha
Washington College.
w. Fl. Polly, Of Pennington
Gap, was visiting relatives aud
. friends in the Gap Saturday
and Sunday.
y REAL BARGAIN. ~ 1902
loot trout lot near the school
building for 800. See w. Ct.
Coutts.-adv.
The Woman's Missionary So
c'ety of the NJ. f. Church.
south, will meet with Mrs. /. C.
Taylor Thursday afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-03-16

FOR SALE. a very fin,
Jersey heifcr 70 months old.
John Il. Payne, Big Stone Gap,
Na.-adv.
Mrs. A. l.. Tilley returned
Wednesday from few days
visit 10 relatives in Knoxville.
Mrs. Fred Gibson was shop.
ping in Appalochia Thursday
II b. Joii're, of New York
spent a few days in this section
last week.
Five lots near the Methodist
church 1900 90 each. See W. G.
Uoutts adv.
Mrs b. a. Shugart spent a
few days last week in Bristol.
DR. and Mrs. G O. IIoneycutt
were shopping in Appalachia
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. George r. Mars and
daughter, Mrs. Dan Covill, of
keokee, spent Thursday in the
Gap with Mrs. Mars daughter.
Mrs. Walter Nickels, Jr.
Miss Lillian Head spent a few
days in the Norton Hospital
last week where she had her
tonsils removed on "Wednesday.
FOUND-In valley above
Big Stone Gap one watch. For
particulars see Il. II. Hale, near
Boatright's store adv.lO-ll.
Miss Hattie Leftwich spent a
few days last week with home
folks near Bristol.
Mrs. j. w. Fox, Sr.. and
daughter, Miss Minnie, who
have been spending the winter
months in Washington, d. G.
with Mrs. Fox's daughter, Mrs.
". Q. Moore, returned last
Tuesday evening TO their home
IN the Gap. They were met in
Bristol by II. Il. Fox, who &C
companied them home.
FOR White and blue
Orprngton Eggs, one setting of
10 Tor 81 25.-liettie Buckley -
adv.
George L. Taylor spent few
days last week Mt Pembroke
Va, on legal business.
Mrs. Belle Wright, of Seredo,
W. Va, who has been spending
several days i'll the Gap visit
ing her son, Wayne Wright, at
the home of Mrs. WAYNE
virgins parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Carnes, returned Friday
to Roanoke, where she will
spend some time with her
daughter, Mrs. r. f. Black.
Forty desirable building lots
for sale. Bargain if taken this
week. See w. G. Coutts. adv.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-03-16


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ter of Mr. and Mrs ( H.
blen nffer sevaral v. ~ nn,i
tinement with rhs,,n ee ,oi -
able to go about again,
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snn - lucy mas oeeh con
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NJ Lau'es Nid Society OF TIN
nupt'St cn''rcl' VII meet Thurs
y az eInoom WIN Mrs. f. L..
N"t''" at 2''U.
Miss Anita Goodloe VIII sing
at thr matinee Saturday after
noon llicra VIII also bc ali en-
Jey1ple song ami drill by eight
olher OF the attractive young
Rlris ana "a song by number Of
NE pretty llttle kris. Littl..
quo w ampier VIII sing Little
henrietta Lane viii recite.
The Lloyd Guild OF Christ's
church Viii meet with Mrs
inrupnn an R-9O os,.lorl-
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
Mexican Gets Shine On Inside With Big Bottle Of Shoe Polish

Liquid shoe polish was ihe delecta- hle liquor with which one John Doe Mexican refreshed himself with such abandon last night that he was rested on Brewery Cullen by Patrol man Planinich on a charge of drunk enncSs
 Plauinich found John Doe Stasger- ing around OF Brewery Gulch and ap- preached him 10 find out what was wrong. The Mexican was nearly all in but happy. -Us sus." quoth he with a cheerful grin. and handed Planiricn a bottle Of shoe blaU king with the evident intention of offering him a drink It was then that Plan mich understood the reason for the mans startling cOuntenance. 1li smeared with shoe blaCking The or ficer conGucted him Co jail The Mex ic.n was unable 10 tell his name.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
British Chancellor Says Selfishness Not Reason
 For Suggestion On Loans

LONDON, Feb. 5.-In comment on the statement made at Birmingham yesterday by ]. Austen Chamberlain. chancellor of the eXcheQuer, that the British government had proposed a cancellation Of all inter-allied debts. but that the project was unacceptable tO America. the Westminster Gazette says.
 We must suppose the American government concluded that opinion in the United States would not have sanctioned an undoubtedly heavy sac risice for what we call international. but what great many Americans consider purely European. objects
 ''It perhaps. is not within reason to expect that the American peop;e should all at once be converted to this very practical application Of world solidarity"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
Walter Douglas Trophy Is Won Last Night By Douglas
 [. M. C. A. Bowling Experts

The Walter Douglas bowling trophy that is conlended for each year by the Bisbee and Douglas Y. M. C. As was one last night by Ihe Shelter iCy team when it defeated the BisRe team on the local alleys by a score Of 235l to 2205.
 Both teams were in poor form and none of the individual scores were high. Bisbee won the cup last year by margin Of one pin
 Individual scores follow:
 Douglas: Ballentine 53l. Greenberg. 472. Reed t2 gamesl 2SS, Marnoch A. Wish 456. Hart q same) 16O.
 Bisbee: Johnson 437. Wetmore 4Sl. Wittig C sames) 353. Hicks t- gamesl 236. Blair i95. WnsoE >-J.
 Ballentine made high score of 22S for Douglas and wetmore IS9 tor BiSbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
PLAYERS
 DEFEAT DOUGLAS

The Lesion-N basketball team de feated the crack Douglas City team last night at the Y. M. c. \. in the fastest game that has been played here this season. by score ci 46 to aL The Douglas City team is con ceded tO he the champion of the Smel ter City including Camp Harry J Jones, but was unable to dO more 'han make a good showing before the clever team work and accurate toss ing of the LegiOn-6 team.
 The LehiOn-I lineup was: I.au- en- son and Hanson. forwards: McRae. center; Glendenniny and Puck. guards. Potter and Flemmins aS guards; Shillan as center. and Corli, .an and Williams as forwards. replac- ed the first team for a tise during the second half
 F.. F. Wel,emeyer starred fOg the visiting team and threw numerous baskets. The LegiOn-Y team all play ed fast. accurate game.
 A return game will be played at Douglas on February 15 The team will go to Tucson next Saturday to play the University of Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
EDWARD HOTOPP DIES ON COAST

Edward H. HOtopp. for many years a resident Of this city. died yesteT- day at Los Angeles, according tO word received here last night by James Powell. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon in Los Angeles. the telegram stated
 HotOpp was one of the real piOn- eeIs of Cochise county. He came 10 Tombstone about 1879. when the old silver camp was startling the world with it's valuable ore bodies. Early m the sos HOtopp came to Bisbee and worked for many years in the dii ferent Copper Queen properties. He was the owner of considerable proper " in Brewery Gulch.
 HOtcpp left the Warren District several months ago and had since made his home in Los Angeles with his wife. whom he married since leaving Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
Bisbee Boys Win
 From Benson And
 St. David Teams

The girls and boys basketball teams of the hish school returned yesterday afternoon from a tNo-day trip. They played Benson Friday evening and St David Saturday morn ing. the girls lOOSing tO Benson by a score Ol l3 to 2S. ani 10 St. David bS a score of s to l6. The boys team of the local school. with better luck. won both Of its games. defeating the Ben son aggregation by a score of Sl .tc l9. and the S; David team by a score 0f 2I to Ie.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
.MRS PETE IS
 FOUND GUILTY
CCOHTINUEp FIloM PAGE oNEn

who cOmforted him. He wept almost constantly. they said. while she re mained dry eyed and with an arm about his shoulder, endeavored to encourage him.
 Peete went from the jail to an apartment where he has been living with four year old Betty PeeJe. who never has been told her mother was under arrest He declined 10 speak to newSpapermen. So did also Mus. Peete.
 Jacob Charles Denton. well-to-do mining promoter. last was seen alive June }, 1920. He had been married twice. His first wife and daughter. aged Is. live in Phoenix. Ariz. Den tons second wife died early in 1920. Soon after her death he advertised his home for rent and Mrs. Peete leased the place. She occupied the house until August 9. when she sub leased il and moved 10 Denver
 Denton had written to his daughter promising to come to Phoenix. When he failed to do so inquiry was made, Eventually this led to discovery of his body
 Mrs. Peete returned 10 Los Anse- les after DentOns body was found. declaring she was ready to tell the district attorney everything she knew about the case. She expressed the belief that Denton was killed by d relative of a Spanish woman who. she said. had visited him. Had Five Attorneys Mrs. Peete said she saw Denton subsequent to June and that he had his right arm in sling. He signed checks with his left hand, sine said. and gave them to her to cash. Declaring they were not satisfied with the explanation. members Of the district attorneys staff tcOk the case 10 the grand jury which, October 27, returned an indictment against Mrs. PeeJe charging murder. She was talk en 10 jail and her trial set for early in December.
 Up to this time. Mrs. Peete had successively five attorneys to repre- sent her Then il was announced she was unable to pay the cost oi preparing her defense and the public defender was assigned to handle her case.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06

There will be a matinee Of the min strel show given by the Catholic Ladies at the St. Patrick's Hall at 1:15 o'clock on the Sunday afternoon for the children. and an evening per formance for adults at S:15 o'clock in the evening
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
Detective Stands Between
 Love and Duty; Then Arrests Own Boy As Bandit Suspect

John StavlO. a years a member of the police department today made a choice between paJernal love and duty. and arrested his son Clarense as a bandit suspect
 After hours Of investigation the father expressed belief that the son is innocent
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
LOOK FOR BEEF.
 LOCATE MESCAL

Six gallons Of the fiery Mexican drink known as meScal were taken in a rad yesterday afternoon on a house in ZacatecaS Canyon by county and city peace officers.
 Under the direction of Joe Boyle. cattle Inspector. the officers were searching fer a bee that had been
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
AVOIDS CURIOUS CROWDS

NEW YORK, Feb. Mrs. Warren G. Harding slipped into an orchestra seat of a theatre and watched the per formance unhindered by curious public.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06

The New Art Store will continue their sale of F on package goods and stamped materials Monday and Tuesday.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06

Killed in the neishbO;hOod of Dixie Canyon when they uncOyered the liq- Ucr Searching under a bed Ons of them found trunk. and moving the trunk saw a tap door in the floor The liquor was concealed under the dcc- in three One-sallon bottles and a canteen. The mescal had bee1 smuegled across the line from ,Mexi. co. the officers believe.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06

road. has nearly half the railway mile age of the Orient
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
Too Late to Classify

LOST-Pair of glasses. between Low ell and Laundry Car stop. Return
 to Review. Reward D. H.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06

FOR RENT-GaraSe at II Mansfield Ave. ClawSOn Hill Phone 3S7.
 S506-2-12
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-14
PEACE WORRIES
G. O.P. BOSSES
Nearing Party Trouble Over
Resolution


WASHINGTON. June il.--How TO
make peao. with Germany and not
at the same timc start war in rcpub-
lcan ranks here Mt homo was the
task confronting senate q. o. p.
leaders today.
They were inclined to retaiiate
against tho house. which yesterday
passed the Porter peace resolution
AS a substitute for the senate Knox
measure. by refusing to accept the
Porter plan and insisting on their
own.
That courvA however. threatened
Indefinite delay In restoration Of the
peace stAtuA
Senator Lodge rnaAs q esear Chat
the senate has no intention OF giving
In 10 the house without . struggle
we viii have something TO say
about tia final form Of this resolu-
ton. you may be sure was the only
comment Lodge would make today.
He told inQuiring senator's, however
that be favored substituting the
Knox resolution for Portcr'a
Senator Knox. author Of the sen
ate resolution. told friends he had
no pride Of authorship. but that his
resolution was most carefully drawn
and that II seemed 10 him 10 meet
the situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-14
LOGGER SEEKS
DEATH IN BAY
Tries Suicide When Refused
Money by Wife

Because HIS wife refused to give
him money, A. w. Williams, 20. Ia
borcr. so7 Cherry st. lcaped from
the Coiman dock at 8 .. m Monday.
The cold plunge caused him to
change his mind however. or he
lost his nerve
He chung TO q piling under the
dock and was rescued by Pauolrnan
r Crandall and Frank Siatx. n dock
Waterman. who pulled him out and
sent him to city hospital
Williams In suffering from expo
sure and shock but his condition Ia
not seriouA
Mira Williams md Tuesday that
she would file sun for divorce
against wiiliAmA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-14
Probe Retail Coal
Prices in Tacoma

Retail prices a coal IN Tacoma
were being investigated Tuesday by
the state coal commission. A hear
ing b TO b held 1t .. m. In that
city. Use Of Washington coal In
Tacoma city institutions also win b
taken Up.
The commission Win DO statistical
work wednesday and will take trip
to Carbonate and other mines Thurs
day to investigate points raised by
miners at the hearing last Thursday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-14

Ham and eggs at Boldt's.--Adver.
tisernent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-14
Seattle Eagles Off
to Convention Soon

Seattle aeric. No. 1. Frnternai Or.
der OF Eagles. Is arranging for its
band. team and marching club TO at
tend the 10th annual session OF the
Washington state acric. at Aberdeen.
on June 20 and 81.
a special train has been chartered
for the trip. and fully $50 win at.
tend. The special train win leave
Seattle on sunday. June 10. 1921. at
IL o'clock noon.
Ten bands will be present from
turnout the state and six degree
teams. The officers and team OF Sc.
attic aerie will enter the competitive
ritualisuc contest. which will be spir.
tied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-14
Seattle Ad Club
Elects Officers

AZ . meeting In the Bon Marche
grin Tuesday nooa the Seattle Ad
club was scheduled to elect officers
for ths coming year. Plans for At.
tending the 18th annual convention
Of Pacific Coast Advertising clubs,
to DO held in Tacoma July 3 to ..
were also to come up for considcra-
ton On July 8 the visiting ad clubs
will be the guests Of the Seattle or
ganization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-14

los recent appeal. began campaign
ing Tuesday to raise $4,000 In seven
days to erect University Y. NJ. c. A.
headquarters In the University dis
trfct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-14
Generals Widow
Dies in South

PASADENA. Cal. June l4-Mrs.
Margaret Proctor Noyes. widow Of
the late General Edward r. Eoyes
who was twios governor of Ohio and
ambassador to France in President
Hayes administration. died here
yesterday.
She was in her Goth year.
Mrs. Noyes and her husband was
residents Of Paris during the Franco
Prussian var.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-14
Find No Poison
In Death Prol;r

YAKIMA, June l<.--No trano ~
poison has been found in he oenrD
ach Of MrA Cortland Leach, WAouS
body was exhumed for axAmlnatioo
when suspicious circumstanceo r.
connection with her rscent 1sath ~
came known ~
Coroner w. NJ. Brown reporto1
however. that he had found = booX
growth in her skull which might ~
count for the commissions that H.
mediately preceded the Womnnn
death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-14
No More Gas in
Stomach&Bowels

II you wish 10 be permanently relieved
Of gas In the stomach and howe els take
Baalmann's GAS Tablets
Baafmann's Gas-Tabiets are prepared
distinctly and especially for stomach gas.
and particularly for all the bad effects
coming from gas pressure
That empty. gone and gnawine feeling
nj the pit % your stomach will disappear:
that anxious and nervous feeling with
heart palpitation win vanish. and you
will once more be able to take a deep
breath, so often prevented by gas press
ing against your heart and lungs.
Your limbs arms and fingers wont feel
cold aud go to sleep, because Bsslmann =
Gss-Tabiets prevent gas interfering with
the circulation; intense drowsineas and
sleepy feeling after dinner viii soon be
replaced by desire for some form Of en-
tertainment. Your distended stomach viii
reduce by inches. because gas win not
form after using Baaimann's Gas Tablets.
Get tho Genuine In tho Yellow package
from any Reliable Druggist or the Owl
Drug Co.-Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-14
Select Site for
Magnolia School

Magnolia bluff residents. at =
meeting Monday at the home Of Mrs.
Robert Burt 1880 Magnolia blvd. do
cided upon a site on ssth ave. south
OF Wheeler at. for a proposed new
school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-14
Widow IL Granted
$4,000 a Month

SALINAS. Calf. June i4.--Mrs.
Mary Hammond Murray. widow OF
the late James A. Murray. Montana
mining millionaire was granted
s.. 900 month from the estate as a
temporary allowance by Superior
Judge J. A. Badin here yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-14
General Jose Gomez
Dies in New York

NEW YORK. June 14.-General
Jose Miguel Gomez. former president
of Cuba, and defeated candidate for
that office at the last elections. died
at the Hotel Plaza here yesterday.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-29

fetal newspaper Of said village.
which notice shall be published al
least once a week for three weeks
aud snail state that the bonds OF Lo-
cal Improvement District 10. will
be dated the 18Th day Of November.
1921 And said notice shall also
state that the owner OF any piece OF
property liable for any special assess
ment as herein made. may redeem his
property from such liability By pay
Ia the entire assessment ehargable
against bis property within The time
herein specified. and that II payment
be made before the date OF the issu-
ance OF said bonds no penalty, inter
est or cost shall be collected. but II
after the issuance OF said bonds the
owner may may redeem his property
from such liability In the manner
provided by law.
All payments shall be made 10 the
Village Clerk who shall receipt there
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-29
Hail Damages Will
Not Affect Apple Sale
Hnisaw lsse-sniss Hall Peeke1 Ap-
p,r%--Sf, Niiss Cannon. sosa
nah slossr

Cove lis,sklns. Local frat insp~f
ior makes Fabiie the foiio~inx IN
fermanoa ressrdinx appies iaiarea
~ hail
Hail damass ~ several aeetions
~ lhe sppis producing dl@sFiess has
msde Il Deccs@ars 70 pFonaIsate
sallas Ia regard % hail marks Tbis
sallng l. iAai smoosh hail marks that
p, ne,ra,e onlf ihe .kln ~ The apple
shall b. eias.lfle1' saa handied IN
M sams mannef a. seAh. and will
l.e permitted. under the restrictions.
~ either Fancy % rc grades
Whsn the ledenfHfe = .esefe - 90
aelorm the apple ssa exclude u
from the other gfaaes. u may then
e.ane under what d iermeR Cook
ffs"
TRADE books may be- had ~ apply
lns 10 the loeai Inspector
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-29

ESTABLISHMENT or ORIGINAL
LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DIS
TRIcT NUMBER CREATED
AID ESTABLISHED PURSUANT
TO ORDINANCE NUMBER 4s.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED on
TfE zsTH DAY OF JUNE. tszfs
APpnOylNG AID CONFIRMING
TIE ASSESSMENT ROLL. AZ
FILED ~ THE OFFIcE OF THE
VILLAGE CLERK or SAID VII
LACE. Os THE 9TH DAY OF
aET,rkslBER. 1921. ACCORDING
10 THE PROyisIOSs OF SAID
Ordinance NUMBER 80. AND
WHICH LEyIEg AND ASSESSES
THE SHARE OF THE COST OF
gAfD IMPROVEMENT AGAINST
TilE INEFFECTIVE PIECES OF
PROPERTY ~ SAID DIsTRIcT
CONTIGUOUS TO. FRONTING OR
AHlTTINo CPoN DAID I'M
rnoyKMEAT. AND PREscRiB-
iSc THE MASEn FOR coLLEc-
TloS AND PAYMENT or SAID
IMPROVEMENT
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-29

for and turn the same over % 4
Village Treasurer and all sums
paid shall be applied solely 10 Z
payment OF the cost OF the improi
ments made in said original Loo
Improvement District No. I. or
the redemption OF the bonds theref'
Section ~ This ordinance shs
be in force and effect from and AFT
it, passage. approval and legal pa
LEGATION.
Passed by the Board OF Truste
this 22nd day OF September. 1871.
Approved by the chairman OF u
Board OF Trustees this 22nd day
September. 1921
fsEAL OF VHLACEJ
Guy II. SHEARER.
Chairman. Board OF Trusted
ATTEST:
FRANK Il. ALBlN. Village Clerk
in The Filler Record
September 20. 1921