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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
CHAUT AUQUA ON PLAZA
TO COME TO END TONIGHT
Ralph Bingham. Humorist.
Will Feature Closing
DAYS Program.

Ralph Bingham. humorous lecturer
with the Swarthmorc Chautauuua
who wiil speak tonight at S o'clock
In the anal meeting of the Highland
Park 'hauta u.ua being given on the
Plaza. was horn and reared in Rich
mond, beginning his platform career
at years OF age. with his father as
guide and helper. since that time he
has been almost continuously on the
icctur" platform.
Mr.. Bingham is said by some to be
America premier humorist and en-
ierta!ncr. In addition. he Is mu-
stefan and man az affairs. He is a
member OF the Rotary Club of Phila-
deiphia and or the Lambs Club. New
York His negro dialect stories. IL
is said. are among his best efforts.
\ "hildrcn's program will be given
this morning a. o'clock. with the
ch'ldrcn's pageant this afternoon at
O'Clock. This Will be pageant Of
peace and prosperity. with the diff
fcreni nations being represented by
children. The story was written es-
pecialiy for the chau,auGua. and has
number az songs. musical numbers
and folk dances. MIS-. Eleanor I.yt-
tie aud and Miss isabel Vcasey, OF
tho chau,auGua. arc in charge
The Highland Park Chautauuua
has been more than successful. (, was
stated last night About this time
next year. II will b" repeated in the
park, pr. j. y. Downey, superinten-
dent. stated.
Ncspcr services were conducted last
night. with the same program used
at such services at Lake chautau-
qua Or. Harry Il. McKcen was the
sneaker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
OFFER OF DICTIONARY
TO CLOSE THIS WEEK
Only Proper Method of Ac-
quiring New Words and
Their Meanings.

L. j. popular error 10 Imagine
tina; dictionary : only for the stu
dor. -. ,;,... .,, 80 ot.s
-
s'oNa' "ofH'r improve 'he language
Of people ana You elevate their
standards of int.lliscnc. W.. do not
,si,,, 80
'"S ''' '"' e"SH 'I''"'H over spain
by The United states in 1895. Was the
h! cher education OF our soldiers and
sailors. This : what makes m,
man behind tn. GUN" As Won in.
.craas . nors,-.s ,-a,.h,,l.- -, -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
SALARY INCREASE PAPER
TO ALDERMEN TUESDAY
Board Has Important Docket
Before Ii at First Meet.
ing Of Month.
Y. II. 4 l.. MEASURE ALSO ~
Provides f"r DouhIc Tracking Inf jet
fcrson, piscontinrnurc of Tracks In
Loop md smooth Paving of rwcn-
ty-Ftfth street


The Board Of Aldermen VIII have a
most Important docket before Il at
The July meeting ~ that body to-
morrow uiSht tho most ,mportan;
probably being the ordinance GXlnE
tho SALARY II IN" Director tf Public
Utilities al $500. This paper passed
Common Council ny a l5-to-4 vote,
tho DIRECTORS hcirg Couuc!lmen Moore.
Robertson. smith and Cmlauf.
other papers, passed by Common
Council, witch will he up for con-
currcncc tomorrow nigh, Will he
Paper, t'r for Concurrence. ..
To provide $27io FOR installation
ot electrical conduits In Twcuty-ncth
street. between M street and Min,
Mile Road: 90 appropriate iso,s7S for
widening Nine Mile Road from TWEEN
'y-Hf;h stree: 10 tho corporate linz.
aDpropria;ins 10000 for additions
and alterations AZ the city Home:
aprroprtatur s2,5oo FOR an improved
l!shtin. sNstcm In Monroe Park; pro-
yd'ng s. $50 Tor music and moving
pic;nrcs 80 tho city parks. 20 acquire
small triangle OF land a. Patterson
.'Ncnu" and Eoseneath Road at cost
~ Sc'5. 10 acquire land 10 open Del
aware Avenue. At cost o, $3.50.
20 Great. a commission to consider
prepare and report recommendations
for CARRYING into effect the pro
visions u The zonine law passed az
the last session OF the General As
srnbiy; an ordinance establishing
zoning districts IN tho city. and rex
ulating the use .. lands therein, 10
acquire land TO open an alley from
r Street to Nine Mile Road, between
Twenty sixth and Tw"nty.s.venth
a
af;h street. South Richmond. be
tween cambridge stree, and Semmes
Avenue; 20 open and widen Buchanan
street. between Bald!nS and Ac-
commodaiion Streets. and 10 open
and widen Wise Street between
Twenty sixth and Twenty second
Streets; 10 clos" alley between add
son and Elm Streets and Hanover
Avenue. aud % close portion OF alley
between Grove and Floyd. Colonial
Avenue and the boulevard. To appro-
pirate $4,000 for the relief OF the
widow of Patrolman W. /. Curtis. who
was Killed while In discharg. OF hts
duties. ~ place r. l.. Cardw.l. g W
zee. C. T. Edwards Frank Miller.
James Jordan. Alice Albright. on m.
superanauaisJ list.
V. II. ~ J.. Mensur~ Up.
The BOARD vii! also act upon the
o'iiaauce permitting the Virginia
halfway and i'ow"r Company 10 op-
crate an additional track on Jeffer-
son Avenue. and 20 discontinue tracks
ON Twenty fourth. twenty ntth.
Broad. NJ and Thl~ty-Hrs, streets.
TINS ordinance wi! have N" erec;
ot eliminating the tracks in IN. loop
opposite =. Johns Church and from
Broad 20 " streets on Twenty fitth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Third District congressional
committee. lo@? Mutual Ruiidlns.
- \. N
Richmond chapter. American
Hotel l.. NJ
Richmond Auto Trade Assocla-
Gnu. aqua Vista. $50 l.. NJ.
streets Committee. CITY Hall, !
=, NJ.
kiwanls club, Glen Alien, leave
city Hall at go l., NJ
John Marshall House, Ninth and
Marshall Streets, open ~ NJ, 10
i. NJ
ChcSapcak" and Ohio Hallway
clerks. Nurphy's Hotel. 5 /. NJ
tror thcatcr schedule. see Paa"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
uo,nr,nn. Meet NJ Motor Inn.

Members OF Richmond Rotary club
VIII assemble tomorrow afternoon
at $50 O'Clock at tho south side or
city Hail. whcr. they VIII start for
Motor lnn. iicnrico County. to attend
the weekly meeting. 4 sufficient
number az automobiles viii ho OF,
hand 1" accommodate all Hotarians
VIII" mako tho trim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
Attend Ml.,lnonry Conference.

Mrs. John ID. Murrcll and Mrs.
Minctree Foikes Will leave wedncs-
day for Amherst Courthouse. In nj
tend meeting OF tho womcn's Mis-
riOnary Conference OF tho Charlottcs-
rilic District OF thu Methods, Con-
ference. Mrs Murrcll, who is editor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10

OF tho womnn's department of the
Christian Advocate, VIII discuss mat
tors pertaining to that department.
and Mrs. Folhes VIII talk on the chill
VIII return Friday. Mrs. John Fitz-
pntrlck. Of Arlington. is district Gee
rotary ~ tho cOnfcrCuc"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
vrtcrnn Mould n.cn,c, al,

grip was let' bs - ArtlI.r
GranItevi!le. ( C. in nous. no
or three blocks from the clay stree,
csr line during the Confederate re-
union ~ writes lie could never
ana ihs house again. but his name
was On Tag attached to the gin.
~ the !andlsdy VIII forward ne
grip End send Tho ,bui 70 MIN ~,
Gran:tey'lIe ne vi! gladly pav the
cnarr"s Nr arthur writes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
To Arard ,Iontague >cm,nn,,o,

10 aWaTd he nom!natl0n Tor con
sFess 20 Representative Andrew J
Montague who rad no opposition
'he Third District Conversational
Committee viii meet ,his morning
81 10 o'clock in Room 1919 Mutual
Huhding. the meeting waR called
lart sstprdny ny william D Card.
wei. chairman OF the committee.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-05-25
e Germany prod uces 1000 varieties q

Re.d stis !. .
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-05-25
JULY WHEAT UNSTEADY.
Stock Markets Shows Some
Strength Sheep Lower.

tfSa5. sts asi ~
o. .. Rursau q Markets, Washington. D. c..
~ - snoea lay y. lsS2.
vEGEiAbLas-Potato slow and
Weaker 10 most city markets. Sacked
aouna WINES down l0c IN Chicago at
S!.4o-l.oo per 100 lbs: down 16-20c
u Nortnern shipping points ut $1.20-
a.zo. shipments new stock somewhat
Asnter
HAx-Market Tor timothy hay con-
tmues nrm with an active demand for
DETER grades. Receipts light and re.
ports OF country loading indicate .
continued Light movement. Clover
ana 9! low grades timothy dull. Quoted
May 18TH: No. = timothy Chicago $26,
Minneapolis $2l.60. No. 4 prairie Min
neapotis $lS. Chicago $3.50.
rE1u-Wneat nj! leeds slightly
ll.nel al.el severe decline. Eastern
1 49, .ploseu !, aor spot teeo. ru-
.u.e . snapmen.s aon. spring Dram Szo,
s s,... s.a M,uaa'nss =. szv:ov Mnneap-
ous. tmss'su lneai SaEs.eV aninneapo i l
.s. GRAlN-July wheat unsettled and
closed lower for week. Only real
strength shown on 18th account
strong cash market and good export
demand. Export demand quiet. For
the week Chicago July wheat down
INC closing at $1.14&: Chicago July.
corn down Nc ct e4Ac:: Minneapolis
July wheat down nc ct $1.42:: Kan;
sas City July wheat down INC at
$l.l6; Winnipeg July wheat down 2Hc
ct $1.36M. Closing prices In Chicago
cash market: No. 3 red winter
wheat $1.40:: No. 2 hard winter wheat
$l.40; No. 2 mixed corn sac: No. 3
yellow corn CSC: No. 5 white oats 4oc.
Average farm prices: No. , mixed
corn in central Iowa about 4S1ac: No.
l dark northern wheat in central
North Dakota $1.3S31s;; No. 3 hard
winter wheat IN central Kansas $1.22.
LIVESTOCK AND MEATs-Chica.
70 hog prices advanced 1890: cattle
prices also increased slirhtly. beef
steers and butchers COWS and heiferlsl
arm 1t 15c higher: veal calves nm
a5c net. Suckers and feeders nm.
changed. Sheen and lamb prices con.
tinued lower, Fat lambs ranged from
90c-s1 lower: spring lambs 75c: year.
lings S5c-S1 .25: Il ewes 75c-s1. MAY
18th Chicago prices: Hogs. ton. sl1:
- fg..y~ .I@.. -g>n -
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-05-25
mInne.ooll. clo,lno Cash Prices.

Spring Wheat-No. dark northern,
$1.57N@1.65; No. northern, $1.56x
@1.e19a: No. Q dark northern, $1.55h1s
@1.61ss; No. northern. $1,53h@
1883; No. / dark hard. $l.68h@
1.e2; No. 1 hard. $1.49% @1.54; Durum
No. ! amber, $1.30@1.35; Corn-No.i
2 yellow, 56A @5sN: oats-No. :
white. e%@s7Kc;; barley, choice to
fancy, 61@64c; Rye-No. 2, $1.03M@
1.043a; Flaxseed-No. /, $2.S0h@
2.s31s. .s5ss 9S i
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-05-25

rank Of cent demand deposits that %
ons n on asp osn That DO
end deposits .nh. al and -
H0.f computed credited senntnnuay on
LIST .nd IN daily balance ana
daily school district and
daily sinking fund
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-05-25
STATEMENT OF DEPOSIT OF PUBLIC FUNDS.


in Emm
goth. 49,, .o., 80. =. -. ,..o +
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-06-17

Zadock Sheffield what they wanted to
Go about Starlight RattIesnake
Charlie Dix got the floor in a split
second
IF it please Your worship" said he.
Il aim to marry This gal"
Il object" shouted Attorney Tops.
He was overruled.
Plug Hat Shank got under the wire.
first ON the next heat. There amt
none of us married on this jury" he
said. whats to prevent her from
choosing any one of us?'
The question was put up to Star
light from the bench DO you want
to marry one of these jurors asked
the court. "or be sent back to the
reservution?"
Me-" said Starlight. Me go in
heap big movies"
Jury dismissed" said the court.
q object" shouted Attorney Tops
who's going 10 pay the costs of this
case?"
"Gentlemen of the jury" said the
court, "all in favor Of Attorney Tops
paying the costs in this case will say
Aye"
There were Il ayes" Gold Tooth
Nellie voted NO" 1t was carried.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-06-17
HAD LIQUOR STILL IN JAIL
Discovered After Prisoners Got Drunk
and Engaged in Free-for-AIl
Fight.

Wichita Falls, Tex-When Cass
Tarver a county jailer. was called
20 queu a free-for-all fight among the
prisoners in the Jail the other night he
discovered that the belligerents were
drunk. For "a time it was mystery
to him and other officers as to where
the liquor that had produced the in
toXicatiou had been obtained.
y thorough search of the cells and
corridors revealed in an obscure cor
ner homemade still 1t showed
much skill and ingenuity in it's de-
sign and construction, but al the same
time it was of such simple material
as to make its total cost less than ST.
Tho biggest thing about the stiU
was two one-gallon cans which had
contained disinfectants and bad been
carelessly left in the Jail Connecting
the two cans vas copper coil only
eighteen inches long.
The prisoners conserved portions If
potatoes served at their meals bits Of
corn bread. canned corn and anything
else from which alcohol could Zee pro-
ducod, and this mixture made q mash
which was placed in one of the cans
Tie alcoholic yaror w ",.-... o.
~ HaaG, .4a t1l rect lmproEae,'olle-
partly dHrdld for by the city IS 20,
eoal vaeaon 3. That said oohi ~,
bay 'b1pons be in substantially '''1 -0'
AZ ING form:
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-06-17
SILENCE

DLAY the silent part in all your
Joys and sorrows. Let neither ex-
'eSsiye happiness nor great grief over
'Fhelm you
Control your speech ana spirit under
all conditions even when the changing
din around YOU urges You to trumpet
topgued ret0rts
When the storms Of mischief max
erS shake your house nf clay 60 it's
very foundations and cause your soul
To ttemble with apprehension, hold
your peace.
Ee cool and calm and patient.
To be Otherwise is perllous as It
invites fresh ATTACKS from those seek
ing Your deStruetion
Curb resentment through the snari-
INK tempest; lift UP your face To- the
whir!jng clouds. and remember that
beyond them there is always the clear
serene Suulit sky. Indifferent to the
clamnrou~ noises below
Let not your heart be troubled"
Think Of the content than will ul-
timately he yours if you hold loyalty
20 the right course and continue in
we'll doing
Think of the eyes that are watch
ing you, the loved ones who are de-
pendent on You, trusting and beGcy-
ing in the nobility OF your soul
DO nothing, thnk nothing and say
nothing THAT will shake their faith in
YOU or cause you TO lose faith in
yourself
BY keeping still in great stresses
OF emotion the atmosphere around you
becomes cooler, and your enemies or
aceusers gradually lose their heat and
hpcome more easily susceptible To
reason
silence is the most magnificent and
impressive thing in the universe
What more sublime rhan lhe hush
Of starry night in the solitude of
vast hills or endless plains1
What more rhan silence imptcsses
So deeply, SO profoundly, the Thought
fui man or woman of his or her in
significance?
These close intImacies with Nature.
beyond all others, bring home to as
long forgotten promises. old f4ces ana
friendships lost in the mist of years,
with startling clearneSs.
But the best thing about silence.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-06-17
.sD0ndent All That was Left of
Mojave Indian After Mix
Up With Dynamite.
DRN'S Jokes FELL FLAT
rsapper Named Starlight Was Co.
ssssDondent and Jury Included Such
promlnent Citizens as Rattiesnake
Charlie and Gold Tooth Nellie.

Frcmlnent ItklZSNS aS hattleSnake
Charlie and Gold Tooth Nellie.
Datman, Ariz.-This town is just
anil .ns down after the decision in the
dsgorce case OF Oatman vs.. Uatman
bonn Oatman, a Mojave Indian, was
sud by his wife Estelle. They were
nsal red in 1903 and have ten chill
dren SIX years ago John used dyna-
mia in working a claim in the Cat
mai gold mining district. Through
% misunderstanding with the dy-
nAn Je John lost one eye and most Of
lis scalp and was obliged To call in
1sac Painless Hoag'-to pun
vgf ail tlat We're left of his teeth ana
IN him a set of artificial ones.
Tie with a glass eye and lux
URN wig, made John practically rs
x0od as new. But Estelle seemed to
FED from that time on thut some
AhIr was missing from the husband
slie once knew
Johns Little Jokes.
Something a little less than love
aeelucd To ill John heart too rs the
years rolled by. Bootleg peddlers
foDnd John a willing customer, and
M tasted deeply, as Estele said after
gan, of coffin varnish, forty rod and
sheepherder's delight Buoyed up 10y
theSe John tried To make Estelle's
life less numdrum by sneaking W be-
him her in tne dark after he had
Nfripped and rubbed phosphorus over
als body. Instead of being pleased.
she screamed. lie then tried to amuse
hef by doing the old tribal dances of
The Mojaves. This also fell fiat. Moth
Ing seemed to please her.
9he ten children We're little better.
From time to time John would sud
der Is remove his glass eve and snatch
81 hi, wig, exposing his dynamited
SEQ r. but they only bawled. Even
This harmless amusement was denied
hin at last, for he had been in the
hatt Of putting up his glass eye in
apoEer game. If he lost he simply
err god another by mail But event
VA the firm that sent them to him
rel sed to give him any more credit
Ans liz was obliged to 20 about with
no glass eye at all.
~ Lille lie was in this pathetic con
dit n his Wife cooked up q dinner of
jag rabbit for him one day and he
ate under the impression it was
nsi What made this truly serious
W1~ fh. fact tEat fh., Eova,,f +,fJo =,
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-06-17

Land damagesl Mt'I1''-
tho Chairman and the County
ana an s4s sutborIzed and instructed TO
S ,-I, or5ers on the County Treasury
raw ~, aT- of said claims as allowed;
On notion made and 5lppo5r51en 81. @L,'
duly carried the County Board OF 00P
ervisors adjourned sine ale' r,.-,.
Cbas. A. Noren, County ClerA'
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-06-17
~ go; 70 q : County Clerk Vault

pm annoyed @cC by scratching Ipl.5
m Poher+ I.eouhardt. ....... ''''' (,
.tb45O John Morris. .t...' A
All Matt Plunkett. a
150 Joseph Peterson
Andrew N.ssila. .......'''
David Hardie. .......,
Tobn Gould. .......
Arv;a Kvr0 .........
Matt P}unkett.
Coo Rertagr0E. .......'
Matt Aunula. .,..-.'-''
Iobn NOrdberg ....''''
John Feeley.
William Kirby ..''.'.''
7 : Fiandrena ..... ..'''.'
40 & paul Stamp Works. -'''-
80 p Por0. ..........,.'
- II c Miller Co,..'..
&c Norr9an Auto Company '''''
~ 1ron CO. Abstract Co..,'..'
80 Daniel Reid .........'
"a 7 + Sullivan. .....
20 Frsnaner and Mayheu
4et Frank Marta .......'
f95 rritz-C Cross Co.......
as Fritz-Cross CO..
rG8 Central Scientific Oo'''''
80 Ii q Miller CG......
80 Dor \ Shaffer. .-....'''
80 TVS Jackson ........-- 49,
20 I'm Pprrigau. ''' -
$50 John Manders.'.'
County Board Of supervisors
IRON County Wisconsin"
Gentlemen: ...ao IN Finance an
Printing, to ., whom schedule %be Of claim
Withln a. a. we have examined eaTu
reP4rt1 a sir,, and recommend me az
sald cla'l Nh or in part, the reJec.l
9 9gfbe 5r reference rpie e is noted by yo
c o1 on said clair''9iA ,,;.4ad.
Kespe0'l0 O. N. Schaus,
Kimbau Clark
J. J. Defer
Committee on Finance -a.,1',,d ! Ted 4
On motion duly made, .5 5apEPo commit
carried, the rsP Pri,t + w was appro
on Finance and printing
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-06-17

sIyn On suburban estate Dogs ana. ano
Inns are requested to keep. on ms /,
, nen9 Put suppose they can't reao'
Boston Transcript.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-06-17
comedy Divorce
in Arizona Town

suspect tiat Juin was holding some
thing out on her. He useu 10 come
Ia late AT night Whjstling THE Shelk"
through his false teeth ana refusing
10 answer any questions.
Mrs. Oatman Immediately susnectad
Starlight Ocatillo. d light sorrel fan
per Of The lavapai tribe, who wore
hers rolled down
Mrs. Oatman put mud on her hair
She then began cutting down on the
menu From then on she led John
chile con carne and prunes. tonHMs
and pruneS enchiladas ana prunps
flijoles and primes and tamales-and
primes. For variety she served
prunes.
John Went out back of the house
one day ana built covered pit
Working patiently, he got it filled with
ella monsters. liz~Is. yinagrones.
scorpions, tarantulas and rattlesnakes
Estele failed TO fall into it, out this
was simply because she was stronger
than John.
The Last Straw.
John then moodily took TO eating
loco-weed Cheered by its kindly
stimulation he dragged Estelle our of
the shack one scoichng hot after
noon. hoisted her 10 the top of "a
candelabra cactus - feet high ana tied
BIER there among the thorn~
Late in the evening neighbors iiv-
ing TWO miles away heard her pro-
tests ANA cut her down; but Estelle
was now convinced thar her husbands
affection for her was failing. She
hired Lawyer Lucas and went into
court
john hired the other lawyer in Oat-
man-II c. Tops who used to be
iisser boss on the graveyard shift in
Death Valleys Funeral range hut
who now owns and operates a ranch
where lie grows cactus spinas for pho
nograph needles. Attorney Tops at
once scored heavily by invoking an
old French law that provides for three
judges instead of one and getting TWO
friends of Johns on the bench.
The following jurors were selected;
Dirty O'Connor Hassayampa krauss,
Cactus Jasper (from Gala Monster
Center). Holy-Roller ORourke. Silver
Tongue Sam Bayless, Plug Hat
shank, Hula Hula Kennedy. Painless
Hoas Doggy Newton. Chuckwau \.
Pugh and Gold Tooth Neilie-formeriy
of the camp at Golddelds ana now
prOpuetress Of We Ode Arts Shoppe.
Abduction Of Starlight.
When court con, ened there wasn't
an inch of standing room left Mrs.
Oatman had nine of her children ON
the benches, the tenth was az home
listening t. the radiophone
The beautiful Starlight. NAMED as
the woman in the case, was called
to the stand and charged with break
ing up the Oaman home
Il was abducted she said.
"Wheu| asked Lawyer Lucas.
"once in July said Starlight,
End several times last February and
March,
Il object 4" yelled Attorney Tops
He was overruled
estate concjsely as possible the cir
cuu>tances of your abduction.' said
Lawyer Lucas
"Why," said Starlight. Il swan the
Colorado river to have Il conference
with Oatman and he abducted me.
Tie defendant was put on the stand
"HoW much property are YOU WORTH
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-06-17
Eimball iaI r.
I / Defer

Committee on Finance ana F+ ~ and
On motion duly made 81, supPPo pom Tit tee
carried. the report Of the ,. eo sTn.n-royed
c4' Finance and Printing was app'''
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-06-17
o., Ewes Denote Rashness.

w,de-open eyes are said to be indie
alive OF rashness
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-06-17
CORN OF BOND ,1c,
STATES OF AMkRlC
= y ! STATE OF WISCONSIN,
COUNTY OF IRON,
CITY OF HURLEY,

STREET IMPRON EMh-' ~
S........'
Know all Men by These Present
That the city Of Hurley, IN 1, yhe :, :.
~ = Iron, and State OF " l9co''S =
L.+.rabv acknowledges itself TO owe
~ vaiDe received promises, 10 p
- hoarer the sum Of Five H1ha1
DolIsrs $500 on the first day OF u
20 with interest thereon a.
rsta of FIVE per cent per ann1hl' p
90 January 1st, 1928. ana SEMI
Ill. thereafter on the lSt day
INV and If January Of each year +; =
nrr,ertation and surrender 81 M
crest coupons attached hereto d
...-nral1v mature. Both prlnciPai
.,,tares+ hareon are hereby maze
, No a. Central Trust Company
Gb;cago. Chicago, III. For tne pro
~a,.o,en- Of this bond, with lh1e
: tbsraon As aforesaid, the tuli Il
a credit and resources Of 1a'' S'''
E sereDv irreyocably pledged.
q This bond is one OF an an, l 90
= Twertv Thousand Dollars s-o'V'o
- e IKE date, tenor and effect, ga
X ~ maturity, issued for street
~ r ~ 10 be paid for by SAID
~ ry,,rsnant to and in all respects IN
- rIianca with the Wisconsin ga
70 And an ordinance duly passed D
ry common Council Of said City, am
Cd. approved and published.
nd aP 4na Il is hereby certified and =
up hat the value Of all the :aXZiaole
ertE in the said city Of Hurl'
. carding to each Of the last pre-
Ave- assessments thereof for sta
AlFE Flff.,r-as
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-06-17

Is s2,o78,665; and that the aggr
amount Of the existing bonde,
debtedness Of said city OF HurI
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-06-17
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