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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-02-08
GLEN HAVEN

Edso L. Merrill, who has been tit
for some time, died Friday afternoon
Mr.. Merrill was "a years of age. and
was one OF the old settlers OF West
Grant. For many years he was q
resident of Bloomington. and was a
carpenter by trade. The last years
or his life ne was a resident of Glen
/ Haven, and was afflicted with blind
mess. His wife survives him and they
passed their fifty-fifth wedding amt
versary December II. Also he is sur
ylved by one daughter, Otie Mrs Ben
ORR with whom the aged porents have
found home in their declining years !;
and one son, VIM, of Clayton, Iowa
Services were held at the Dodge
church Sunday afternoon, Rev. D. w.
Phillips of Bloomington preaching
the sermon. Interment was made in
the Dodge cemetery The Masonic
lodge of Bloomington conducted the
services of that order, deceased hav-
ing been member for many years
Tony Klinkhammer, who has been
at Ipswich, S. d. for the past couple
of years, arrived here Tuesday for Il
visit with relatives and friends.
Arnold Bruer is hauling out mater
ial for his new barn, 36x62, that he
will have built the first in the spring.
He had the foundation completed
last fall
Henry Hillgers has purchased from
Will Skinner piece of ground adjoin-
ing Fred Thole's property and will
have new house built there the first
thing this spring.
Arnold Breuer recently purchased
forty acres of land from John Schaatz
which makes him nice 120 acre
farm now out of the place he pur-
chased from Will Kumba some time
ago.-Record.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-02-08
FENNIMORE

Clarence Croft, GAINESVILLE, and Eu-
gene Croft, Lancaster, were mere FIJI
Idav on their return from attending
+La Atwater Duroc sale at Bangor.
/ While here Clarence purchased VIM.
Edges herd boar, Urbandale Sensa-
lion full brother of Leader or Fash
/ ion sold a couple of years ago for
| $40 900. Urbandale is one OF the pest
and biggest Durocs in the state, ana
while moor in flesh, weighed close to
il Thousand pounds when shipped, ana
will doubtless do "Crofty' lot OF
good. , 49,
paSt week from his home at Pesntlgo'
where he had been called by the ser
! ions illness of his mother, who later
passed away. 49,
word was received yesterday from
{N5rs Cbas. Wepking, who is at Mime
anolis caring for her brother, VIM;
| Wrbitn that she has a serious case OF
mnmns She reports Mr.. Whites con-
dition as gradually weakening.
Mrs Ida Gray had the misfortune
70 fall saturday in front OF Rollo
Smiths store, breaking her right arm.
i,Ahout a wear ago she met with SIM
;Ior accident. breaking the same arm.
Charley Graney went to ri. AtKln-
son last week to engage Geo. Morgan
as cheesemaker at Buckwheat Ridge.
For eight years he mad Deeh cne1 1se+
r,ol,ar in this factory, but left last
u ,na for a vacation from the line OF
work. Ar po;Iov
and wife is quite i'll
Mrs H. Q. Myers, wife Of a banker
80 evansville, Wis, committed sui
eide at Miami. Fla. where the couple
S eiu1 cone for the winter in the hope
Of off, benefting the wife's health. MRS 5
MYERS, while dementea' ment ,a ~
seGiaa a+,,rafed her clothing with gaso-
s nna % She then set fire to herself:
I naetb was due to inhaling the heat
Dea1n W. a. the flames were extin-
ana sO BY patrolman before the
Sgaman's body was charred.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-02-08
PLATTEVILLE TO PLAY
CHAMPIONS OF ROCKIES

The Denver Tigers, claimants of
the basketball championship of the
Rocky Mountains, will meet the
Platteville city team at the Normal
gymnasium, Feb. II. The western
team is touring the midwest and has
won 80 out of 40 games played. The
city team is made up Of Keyes, Johns,
Sangster and the two Hills. Two full
blood Indians are on the Denver team
According to the report filed by the
Platteville, Rewey and Ellenboro Tel.
CO., with the rate commission, there
are 155 business phones and 301 res
idence phones using one party lines.
40 business places and 70 residences
use twO-party lines and SIS use four
party lines in the city. An average OF
6,903 calls a day originate in the
home office. Operating expense for
year was $20,629.S0, of which $6,320.-
50 was operators wages.
Miss Clara Schlater is in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Coleman have
gone to Clinton. Ia, to make their
home with their daughter, Mrs. Muir
ray Huntley.
| Arthur Parish and Prof Terrill cell
ebrated their birthdays at the Parish
home
Mrs. Mary Mahr is i'll.
Mrs. Frank H. Knapp has been i'll
at the Cunningham hospital.
The Rev. VIM. Lodwick has been
! confined to his home by illness. The
Rev. Merrifeld preached at the Con-
gregational church in Mr.. Lodwick' 5
absence
Sherman Rice fell and broke one Of
| his wrists
Miss Bretta Ellis has gone to Chi
cagO, Kenosha and Brodhead on an
extended visit.
James Henderson, is at the Column
bia hotel having lert the hospital
Word has been received here OF
the death of Mrs. w. w Lewis, for
merly Miss Sarah Henderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. KOpp are en-
| PERTAINING Mr.. and Mrs. Dickson OF
Stone Lake.
! Mabel Boyle has accepted a pos
ition in the Galena schools.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-02-08
PLATTEYuLE

A. H. Hale, who has been confined
to his home for the past six weeks
with rheumat SIN. is able to be about
and was outdoors for the first time
yesterday since his illness:
new semester has begun at the
normal and teachers and pupils are
adjusting themselves to the new pro-
grams. Some who have had to make
IS o'clocks" are heaving sigh of re-
lief, as they can roll over and take an
extra snooze in the early mornings
this term while others must jump up
for the start and accustOm themselves
to the early hour.-Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-02-08
BOSCOBEL

The summer carnival and the great
"Ashard Shows" was brOugt to mind
the past week when the sacred cow
was shipped to the Madison Zoo and
the black bear to e. E. Bonham,. who
is organizing some sort of show at
Pra du Sac. Lem Kinder has been
custodian of the animals for some
time. realizing 500 for bruin and in
a trade with another party obtained
a hog and a quarter of beef for the
Egyptian bovine. The badger and the
owls persisted some time ago. The
gilded merry-go-round and Ferris.
wheel are deteriorating in value at
the fair grounds, along with the show
wagons and other par2phernalla.
Some one is losing considerable
money on that outft.-Dial.
Elmer Peterson was buying tobacco
for the Bekkedal firm over in Craw-
ford county last week and heavy de-
liveries were made to this firm at
Viola and Soldiers Grove. Prices
paid varied from SC to 15c. A &c drop
in the market occurred Saturday.
Whether the Bekkedals will operate
their warehouse at Boscobel this
winter is still undecided, but Mr..
Peterson believes he will be advised
in regard to it this week.-Dial.
In order to create a little excite
ment in Patch Grove the other day,
Frank Tornowski ate 81 raw eggs and
concluded his repast with one that
had been hard-boiled. Now he is will
ling to wager that he can eat three
dozen eggs at one sitting and thus far
no one has offered to take him uD.
Friends of Tornowsk are predicting
he will cackle soon and there are
some who believe that whiskers on
his chin will turn to pin feathers
Dial.
owen O'Hare, for twenty years the
chief of police of KenOsa, was SEN
fenced to two and one-half years IN
Waupun. He pleaded guilty various
indictments charging malfeazance IN
Office, embezzlement and larceny. he
stood with bowed head as Judge Be-
den sentenced him. Joseph Mayer, ex-
sheriff of the county, charged with 3
counts of bribery with the protection
of illicit liquor sellers and prostitutes.
was sentenced to five years in prison.
Neither of the men DISPLAYED emotion
as they were sentenced. The court
scored their conduct saying it had en-
couraged violation of the law in Ken
osha, approaching anarchy"
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LEGAL.

the nwuers thereof according 20 the
benefits resulting from such inLrovsments
vised. corrected. ara approved said writ
ten statement eud hae duly determined
BY resolution 70 sssGss s,,iiS ,ho eess OF such such
OF 70 he given 20 the owners OF such
property BY publ l,cstion es provided In
said charter. and has required due notice
property BY registered letter addressed 10
such owner and deposited in the post
Sl's ns az board & V ds ip NJ .aid rssoiatish snd
notice set a date on which u would hear
all matters affecting such property, or
the benefit thereto, or any claim or liabil-
improvements. or irregularities In any Of
the proceedings IN reference to the maxi
ing OF such improvements, or any other
objections thereto; and IN pursuance of
said action. publication. and notice. such
session was duly convened and held BY
this board at the time dealgnated In said
WHEREAS. ct such session thi. board
did hear and consider all complaints and
objections 10 the making Of such i'm
provements and the appoftionment of the
cost thereof. and did thereafter review,
revise and correct said written state
ment. and DID approve and confirm said
statement. as 30 revised and correct ed
WHEREAS. All legal requirements have
been fully compiled With 70 authorize
the abuttinE property, the property bene-
fitted and other property liable TO assess
mcnt. and the owners thereof. In said
'wiiEREXs. the assessments levied by
this ordinance have been apportioned and
aHaessed upon the basis Of benefits, and
none of Hnid assessments exceeds the
benefits 20 the property against which
n II assessed, and said assessments are
appOrtionsd. spread. and assessed against
tho property assesHable In proportion "a
the benefits afforded to said property BY
the improvements on account Of which
said assessments are levied
NOW, THEREFORB. he 1T Or
DAtNED BY THE BOARD or COM
NissiONERS OF THE CITY OF
TULSA, OKLAHOMA
SECTION /. That there shall be and
hereby IL apportioued 90, charged levied
and assessed against tho several lots and
tracts OF land liable to assessment, and
tho owners thereof IN hTHEEr I'M
PRoVEMENT DISTRICT NO $50. with
the improvements thereon and anpurt.
enanccs thereunto belonging. as special
tax 10 pay standard Paving Company Tot
,he construction Of street improvements a,
provided by contract with the Guy ol
Tulsa Oklahoma. the amounts respectively
as fOllOws. to-witi -
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LEGAL.

20 k|ii o.. b. ~. 3d. 'l. isg5. Void
rubNHHIur company uubiIHhcrl
500 iDE FOR UtAHiNN ON AZ.
So .NI.NTE IIU PAVING 1N
sTUiIr IMIUDtINENr Dl" "iHt,r
500 200. CITY ur TULSA, OKLA.
j. compliance with tho resolution ~ Tho
HHurI uf Duf.. asIuurfa adopted ou tha
|TIH l." Hf AIf.. I1..t notice Dr. hereby
EI#.u fr.f t.. IIHHrl ~ Commissioner
Hf .. ,II. tf Tu|Hu. Oklahoma. has or.
.Hl|UUI fIr ..H.Hte and statement az tha
..f. rnrIul.. Ht 90 tlr amount ~ the
.sf .I fUH bHpHaI. pavement Whlch
should o.. 1alH.H.l against 'Hc nbuitIng
u..H.II|. tIH property benefited. Hud
.uIU,I property liable 60 HasefHwsut and
fHH owners thereof iu srWEII IN
pRONTMINT DISTRICT So I5e which
include, the following described portions
WIDENING on MAIN STREET
NTfHu HE tu 500 from the south llne
of nt1 street to point lot i'0' south
.f tUn south lime uf ioth street, lOl
feet south ~ Tho south lre NJ ION
street tn thr north line ~ lhe mn
street tfrum 500 tu 6OD. md from the
south limo nf iih street 20 the North
lime uf IsIn street. feet On each side
And said bontd ~ commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement and estimate ~ Tho city IN.
a.nccr and has determined 60 naaCss the
cost ~ tho improvements In Faid district
against the ahuttirg property. The proper.
ty benefited. ana other property liable 20
nAseaHmout Hud tho 0wncra thereof aa
fHIIuwn. 20 wit.
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PubiIshod In the tulsa World. April is,
10, 20 ~, 22. is22, World Publishing

RubiIshod in the Tulsa World April rs,
10, 20 ~, %, 1919. World Publishing
company, publahersl .
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON ASSESS
MENTS FOR pANtNG IN STREET I'M
pROVEMENT DISTRICT NO, $50,
CITY or TULSA, OKLAHOMA,
In compliance with tho resolution OF the
Hoard OF Commissioners adopted on the
lith day OF April. 1899, notice is hereby
given that the Hoard OF Commissioners
ot the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma. has eN-
amlnod the estimate ana statement OF
the city engineer Ha 10 the amount OF the
cost OF tho asphalt pavement which
chould be assessed Rgainat abutting prop
erty. tho property benefited, and other
property liable 20 assessment and the
owners thereof IN STREET IMPROVE
MENT DISTRICT NO, 32S, which In.
cudeH the following described portions OF
WHEELING AVENUE. from the south
lina OF Sixth street 60 tho north line OF
Eleventh street
And said board Of commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement ana estimate OF the city en-
gineer and has determined 10 aAseas the
cost of the improvements In said district
against tho ahuttlng property, the prop
erty benefited, nnd other property liable
70 assessment and the owners thereof as
follows. toswits
TT'oyER RTDou AMBITION
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(Publlshed In the Tulsa Daily World
April IS. 10, 30, 1899. world Publishing
company. puhlisher( 49,.

April IS. 10, 20, 1899. World Publishing
company puhlisherD
ORDINANCE NO. 22so.
An Ordinance 20 apportion. levy ana
assess the cost OF improving a por-
tlon Of MARSHALL STREET, from
East limo OF Boston Avenue. except
Intersections included within Street
Improvement District No. 32p against
bsastted SLn ana Rer'S other property @ liable 70
assessments, and the owners thereof.
IN said Street Improvement District
and declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS, In pursuance OF the provi.
sions OF the Charter OF the city Of Tulsa,
Oklahoma. the Board of Commissioners Of
SAID city did, by resolution, declare II
necessary 20 pave and otherwise improve
a portion II Marshall street, Included
In STREET IMPROVEMENT. DISTRICT
NO. a29 Of said city; aud said board did
set forth IN said resolution the nature
and extent OF the improyements 20 be
made on said portion of Marshall Street
and the materials with which said
Improvements were 20 be eons'rueted. and
according TO the plans and speoifca tions
20 be submitted by the city engineer.
which said plans and specifications were
aud duly adopted by said board, and said
board did thereafter duly advertise for
sealed bids Tor the construction Of said I'm.
proVements. IN accordance with the said
plans aud speeificationsi and,
MhIEREAs: ;nrnss contract 10, She So,I, sSP,
awarded TO standard Paving Company, who
executed the bonds required by law, and
the city engineer has prepared, submitted,
and filed his written statement contain
ing the names OF the persons. firms. corr
poratlous, and estates owning abuttins
property. the property benefited, and
other property liable TO assessment foI
said improvements on the portion OF
Marshall Street In said improyeme eni
district; the number Of front feet owned
by each. and designating the property
owned by each by block or lot number
or otherwise, 80 a. 10 identity the same
and also containing an estimate OF tn,
total cost VI such Improvements the por'
tion and hmount Of such cost TO bs
assessed against the ahutting property
the property 30 benefited and othsl
property liable 20 assessment ana thl
total amount 60 be apportioned 10, levied
and assessed against such property, AnC
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tpubiInhed In Tho Tulsa Daily World.
Apul 1s 10. 20, a. &C. 1922. World Pub
fishing company publlshor1
NOTICE ron HEARING OK As
pTgRMENTs FOR PAVING IN
ETREEr IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
SO. $40 CITY or TULSA, OKLA
UDMA.
In compliance with the resolution Of
the board nf commissioners adopted On
tho tith day ~ April, 1929. notice IN here
hy given that the Board of Commissioners
Of tho city of Tulsa. oklahoma, has eN-
amInad tho estimate ana abatement ~
tho city engineer ~ 10 tho amount ~ the
cost ~ the asphalt pavement which
should be assessed against the abutting
property. tho property benefited. and
othrr property liable 10 assessment and
tho owners thereof IN STREET I'M
TWONEMENr DtsTRtCT no. a5p. which
Includes tho following described portions
u streets. to-witt
UESt'RFACINu SECOND fTREET
from tho north production Of the west
lius of Alloy Block 10,
original TownsIte to the East line Of
Eenosha Avenue
And said board ot commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the Aforesaid
statement ana estimate u the city en-
Rineer and has determined 10 assess tho
cost ~ tile i'm hroycmcnts IN said district
against tho HbuttinR property, tho prop
erty benefited, and other property liable
To assessment and the owners thereof. hs
follows. wit.
ORf0INAr TOWNSHIP
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LEGAL

a. provided BY contract with The gI----.
Tulsa Oklahoma, the amounts fr.f..S %
iy as follows. to wit; '--'''e-
ORIGINAL TOWNgITE
fnagfrds for "A IUFufUu VT rs......t
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(Paving for Second strcet)
Blt Lot Name Front ~. Amt.
8 10 N.S,Si' Midland Val
ley Ry 9sl fS9.iA
II Midland Valley ny 1918 si0.72
All owners Of abuttlng property, prop
erty benefited by said improvements, and
other property liable 20 assessment are
hereby notified that all matters affect
ing such improvements or benefits there
hy, and any claims or objections to the
assessments rs above set forth
shall be filed IN writing In the
office of Mrs. Frank Seaman,
city Auditor Of the City OF Tulsa, Okla
homa. on or before the 2sth day OF April,
1893, at 800 o'colck a. M, and the name
shall DO heard by the board OF commis-
slnnera on tho 2Sth day OF April. lp22, at
800 o'clock a. M. and any claim or OBJ
iections not 80 filed IN writing before said
time shall be- deemed waived,
DATED this 18th day OF April, 1893.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
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SECTION :. That the assessment here,
by leyied on each Of the above mem
TONED lots and parcels OF land are here
BY declared TO be n lien upon such lots
aud parcels Of land 60 the same extent
"a other taxes aud shall be collected and
taxes in aud Tor tho City OF Tulsa, Okla.
homa. are collected.
SECTION q: THAT all assessments
hereby levied shalI he divided into three
ts) equal annual installmonts as author.
iHod by said statutes Of the state OF Okla.
homa for such cases made and provided;
that the assessments snail bear Interest
at the rate OF eight CD per oontum per
annum, payable annually at the time OF
the payment Of the several installments
Of tho taking effect Of this ordinance; !;
that the first inStallment OF said assess
ment together with the accrued interest
on the deferred installments. shall be
payable on tho 18th day OF December.
1899, and tho remaining deferred INSTALL
meats, With tho yearly interest on tho
unpaid inatallments, shall be payable on
tho 18th day OF December OF each sue
ceedlng year until all shall be paid.
Provided. however, that any OF the
owners Of the lots or parcels Of land 40
four 90 consecutive weeks following the
day OF tho first publication OF this ord.
nance pay TO the city Auditor OF the
assessments so levied against their said
lots and parcels OF land and thereby re-.
lease such property from tho lien OF such
nHHeshnont.
SECTION T. That the assessments levied
by this ordinance have been apportioned
and assessed against all the lots and
pieces OF ground In said sewer district,
exclusive OF improvements, IN proper
tion 90 tho area Of the whole OF said
district exclusive OF public highways, and
no one OF said assessments exceeds the
benefit 20 the property against which II
SECTION 8. That this ordinance shall
he published for twenty-nlne (20) con.
socutlve days IN thu Tulsa Daily World
| a newspaper published In Tulsa, Okla
| homa. that the publication OF this ordi
| nance No required by law shall DO taken
aud regarded a. sufficient notice 90 ali
| persons Interested Ia tho assessments
hereby levied by the terms OF this ordi
| nance.
SECTION q. That all ordinances OF
parts or ordinances In conflict with tn,
provisions OF this ordinance, in 90 Ear al
| such conflict EXISTS, are hereby repealed
| SECTION 7, That an emergency exist
Tor tho preservation OF the public healtl
nance shall take effect from and afte
\ It's passage, approval and publication.
Passed, ana the emergency clause ruiet
upon separately and approved this III
dav Of April, is72
APPROVED this 7th day Of April. ioss
T. u. EVANS,
Mayor
Attesti
MRS. PRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor
Approved
FRANK E. DUNCAN.
city Attorney.
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CLOVER RInGD ADDITION

CENTRAL PLACE DIVISION
traNiug for Wheeling Ayenue.)
Dix Lot Name Front FL Amt
80 Si6o65 J. {. waldrep
i6O,6s tiOs965
lt5. t5s,tt
' " '' As. S7SOO
sO5.ss iD1Is
20 NJ OF WB56 Gordon GRADY
a NJ n johnson ib2.S2 $3.50
~ So ot W5s.6 Gordon Grady
a NJ n Johnson 152.S2 $3.50
CLOVER RIDGE ADDITION
tpayinE Tor Wheeling Avenue.)
Blk Lot Name Front ~. Amt.
A. A A.
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PRANK 10. DUNCAN.
city Attorney,


published IN The rulsa Daily World,
April rs, 10 20, n. 90 1889 World Pub
nshing company publisher.
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON AS
sESsMHNrS FOR PAVING IN
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
No, $50 CITY OF TULSA. OKLA
In compliance with the resolution Of tho
board of commissioners adopted on the
nth day % April lags, notice is hereby
given that the board of Commissioners
OF the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma, has ex-
amined the ostimate aud statement OF the
city engineer as TO tho amount of the cost
OF the asphalt pavement which should be
assessed against the RbuttlnR property
the property benefited, tho other property
liable 60 assessment and the owners there
o. In STREET IMPROVEMENT DIS.
IRlCT NO, $50, which includes the fol-
lowlnE described portions OF streets to-
Wit
RE.suRFACING FIRST PLACE.
West line OF Kenosha Avenue TO the
West Line Of Lansing Avenue
Ana said board of commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement ana estimate OF the city en-
ginoer and has determined 20 assess the
cost Of the improvements IN said district
against tho abutting property. the prop
erty benefited, and other property liable
TO assessment aud the owners thereof, A.
follows to-wit
HODGE ADDITION
(Pavng for FIRST Place)
Blk lot Name Front ~ Amount
4 kshh,ht Lucy burrows
q n l. Mcclure $3.50 S276.oe
Fee Lucy burrows
&R l. Mcclure ab.25 lG26a
2 W-bOaf W Marr 9ASI 4tf 50
3 n n crews 3s,S 20g Is
Missouri Kansas TcNas
Railway deacrlbcdb
Hs tOllOws' That
part ot NJ X A a Ky
riEht of way
lying between tho
Fast line OF Block
Sc. Original Town
site and the west
lire of First Place,
Missouri. kansas a
TeNaa Ry 81 $3.50
10 l6 wac Midland valley
Ry a. T62 Os
"a IF l. Neyes l1Ss l09G,23
! Missouri Kansas a TcNas
Railway, described
! as follows; chat part
of MK&T ny Right
of way lying be-
tween the Hast line
of Firtt Place and
the West line VI Lam