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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-03-18
FeU Old Wells Found
on the Modern Farm

The old well, always concealed ex-
cept as one might peer down it's dusky
depths and speculate vainly as to the
mysteries it might conceal, magma
ton heightened by tales of murders
committed and the victims thrown into
the abandoned hole is now rarely
marked by curb and more rarely by
sweep, says a writer in the Springfield
Republican.
The invention of the bucket and
chain, by which one turned crank
and caused the water to flow forth in
unbroken stream, ended the we'll
sweeps day. Then came the pump,
and the pump came to have its place
indoors. And others laid water pipes
to springs, and pressure Obviated the
use of pumps with them. And the
town grew, and arrived the day of the
water system, and even the semi
detached farmhouse connected up."
SO at last, with all these encrOachiny
changes, the old well became covered
with thick stone slabs, and so most
OF them remain safely concealed from
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-03-18
The objectionable Sin

TheOlOgians differ as to the exact
nature of the objectionable sin, which
is the sin against the Holy Spirit. In
Matthew 1921, 30, Jesus says:
Wherefore L say unto you, All manner
OF sin and blasphemy shall be forgiven
unto men, but the blaspheny against
the Holy Ghost shall not be forgiven
unto men. And whatsoever speaketh
a word against the son of man, it shall
be forgiven him; but whatsoever speak
eth against the Holy Ghost, it shall
not be forgiven him, neither in this
worlf, nor in the world to come" In
l John DIG a "sin unto death is re-
ferred to.-Pathfinder Magazine.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-03-18
Emerson

II this emotional nature lacked
warmth, what eIhinently it possessed
was an exquisite refinement, and con-
stituent of his refinement was an In
stinctive antipathy to ideas Of domi-
nance. dictation, patronage, caste and
material superiority whose essential
grossness repealed him and whose ul-
innate origin in cOntemptuousness-
probably the one moral state except
crayenness that chiefly he deemed con-
temptfble-was plain enough to his
penetration. = w. C. Browneu, in
american Prose Masters"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-03-18
Beating the Drummer

Said the town philosopher: "A drum
mer from town saw me settin' on the
fence watchin' the trains go by the
other day. An he said to me, My, but
l couldn't stand Twin out here. You
don't see anything. You don't travel
like 1 do. I'm goin' all the time
Il looked the fellow over an then l
said kinder slow an easy, 4 can't see
much difference in what I'm dom an
what you're dom. / set on the fence
an watch the trains go by. It's just
the way you look at things South
ern Agriculturist.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-03-18
Parcel Post Auction

When the various post offices of the
country hold parcel post auction to dis
pose of lost or unbelievable parcels
sent in the mails, the auctiOneer con-
ducts veritable grab bag. Here Is
what one auction listed. after the sales
were made: Speedometers, corsets.
Christmas tree trimmings, cigars,
thread, cOrkscrews. kiddie cars, razors,
flags, manicure sets, horseshoe nails.
gentleman'S suit. auto horns, skid
chains, nighldresSeS, musical instru-
mentS and towels.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-03-18
Radios

confusion of the cOwardly English.
"Cowardly?" asked the king.
Yes said the jester. They have
so proved themselves in a sea battle.
For when your brave NOrmans jumped
out of their ships into the sea, the
English dared not follow them"
+. X. Buckley in Adventure Magazine.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-03-18

View. unless, still In use, the welfare
even of the cattle requises renova-
ton, and it is somehow Safely accom-
plished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
Trial in Federal Court
Costly, ReUeIe Reveals
Fraud Case Cost at Least $4,000 to Prosecute
to Successful End

months Then the government was
compelled 90 subpoena witnesses
nom all over the country. To Illus.
tratc. wo had eight from Chicago,
two from Racine. wis. ono each
from Milwaukee. Columbus Ohio.
Minneapolis. Kipon. Wis. Boston. 81.
Paul. Toledo. ohio; Kenneth Square
Pa; walpole. Mass Roasville. Ca
Cleveland, Hudson, Mich. and many
moro from Tacoma. Portland and
other nearer cities.
Each OF these witnesses had 90
be paid 50 n day during tho timo
they were travelling or wero AZ court
and five cents a mile each way for
travelling expenses We paid some
Of tho witnesses more than 5000
apiece.
Then there Is tho cost Of the
jury Twelve men, each paid 50 IA
day during tho trial Tho Judge
gets a salary OF $1,000 year.
There arc whole corpr Of hRillffs
and various court attendants and
members OF tho prosecutors office.
Then experts must 10 brough, 70
TESTIFY AZ n cost OF from $50 day
up or down
add 10 this The time Of the
grand jury which Indicted him. tho
officers Of tho law who served tho
HubpocuaH on witnesses all over tho
country and tho general overhead
for tho upkccp Of the eourts etc.
when sou total Il ali up you
will find II runs considerably over
10000 And n you think that
tho seeord trial was expensive.
you should investigate tho costs OF
some Of Tho other big cases in the
past which have cost twice as much
as tho sccord case.
Yes Il costs lot OF money.
but tho laws must be enforced. Any.
way VIC convicted him and that ia
warning 20 others which may
save business many thousands Of
dollars 20 mako UP for tho loss. I"
Frnter concluded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
OK POWER PLAN
Favor Government Opera.
ton of Muscle Shoals
crA. st.r. w..alsr,oa nss..u,


WASHINGTON. oct. is.--Advc-
Gates OF government ownership and
operation OF Muscle Shoals are more
optimistic OF success In the approach
ing session OF congress than al any
time since Henry Ford started the
controversy by making his offer 70
purchase the power. on July 8. 1921.
Apparently dlsEustsd by ths four
years OF wrangIing and tho failure OF
private interests 10 submit any really
advantageous offers. many congress.
men previously opposed 10 govern.
msnt operation ave understood 70
have changed their views.
Included In this group Is Senator
John w. Harrcld. Oklahoma repub,l-
can. who always has been opposed to
anything sayoring OF government,
ownership,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
DO Your LdU Breaking
in TOeLLner's Precinct

"noCGoNE IT." said Justice Au-
~ gust Toellncr, Of Duwh,nish,
sticking tho onioial pom In n potato
and asking tho stopped motori-t how
many gallons he wanted, "l'm too
tender hearted hats what ! am
Harry y Johnson. OF peo 14th st.,
Tacoma. Eot into his car outside tho
gas station eourtroom on the high.
way. promising never Go da 10 again.
II only fined him s. and costs, be.
cause DO hak vito and four chill
drrn and a mother TO support " said
the Justice "DosEono me. I'm TOO
tender hearted Never make myself
a terror 20 oyildoers Sot that Mr,
johnson did anything very evil he
added hastily
Cases IN other courts arc just
cases. but In puwamish precinct
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they hro events. 10 DO duly chros-
loled There have been only four Of
them this year ofigially
And Just about 900 unofncnuy."
AR Tocllncr computed Thursday
Never raw such a place Tor settling
things out OF court Guess I'm too
tender hearted
u had been Air Johnson'a belief
that he could set BY by making out
two cardboard pilates, marked In
Transit" and puttius them on hls
car Deputy sheriff Tom Morgan
thought otherwise and convinced Mr.
Tocllncr too
"tll call sou up again when I get
another case. promised tho justice
Don't mean much 20 you-but
they're events out here. Goodbye"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16

Those who wished TO go were
asked 10 writo for invitations. SO
many havo applied that getting In
yi,atiuns to all OF them appears i'm.
possible. There will bo no invita-.
tons issued. All those who have
written. as well as those who have
not, should bs outside the theater
at tho appointed hour. White or
gray bobbed hair viii get them In
FREQ OF charge.
Thoas women who wish 10 enter
the contest for the person having
tho most years under her bobbed
locks should give their names TO an
usher. together with their addresses
and ages. Tho prize Is season
ticket 10 tho theator.
Tho oldest cntrant TO date nc.
knuwlcdRrs T2 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
Phone Pioneers
Meet in Capital

A, Washington. d. C.. Friday and
Saturday, tho Telephone Pioneers
OF America are holding their I2th
annual meeting and general as
semhly with the state OF Washing.
ton officially represented by J. W.
Newell. 1871 Seventh ave. w.
Frank Noone, f6i8 Lucille st., and
T. NJ RiEEcn. 5257 18th ave. n. L..
all Of Seattle.
Mr.. Noons was tho last OF the
three delegates from tho Chas. b.
Hopkins chapter to start for the
East, leaving just in timo 20 reach
Washington. d. c. Friday. Mr..
Noone is supervising foreman Of
installation for the Pacific Tele.
phone and Telegraph company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
FIND SCORES OF
WHITE B0BS
The Star Invites Them All
to Blue Mouse Show

~ figured there probably wereu'i
moro than heoro 81 whi'e,haircs
bobbettrs IN Seattle. said John
Hamrick. Bluo Mouse theatcr man
aEcr, Hiefully. Friday And I'm
getting about score of requests
Tor invitations 20 Tho Stars par,J
next Monday By each mail
Tho Star and Manager HAmnch
arc inyitinE every gray. or white
haired bobhettN in tho Puget Sound
country TO SEQ 'Bohbrd Hair, In
which Marie Provost and Kenneth
Harlan arc starred. Tho bnbbettt
party II scheduled for 1896 Monday
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
Coast Dairymen to
Meet November Ia

OAKLAND, Cal. Oct. i6.-The
annual Pacific slope dairy show
WIN be held hsrs tho week OF No
vembsr it-2i. Several conventions
II dairy organizations win 30 held
~ the same time.
Some OF the organizations meet
lag here at tho time OK the dairy
show are tho International MIX
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16

IT COST the government $40, 900 20
i convict Emanuel sccord. Tacoma
and Seattle merchant. OF use OF tho
mails Go dsfpud. United states Al
torney Tom Rsyslle said Friday.
Revello's statements reveal The
heavy expense incident 20 court
prosecutions. In detailing expenses
OF the secord case. which II typical
OF scores OF prosecutions brought In
federal court here. John a. Frater,
assistant United States district attor.
ncy. said:
The preliminary work or investi
CATION took tho time or n 14.OOo,a
year postoffice inspector for several
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
Old-Age Pension
Filmto Be Viewed

Members OF Seattle aerie, No. /,
order OF Eagles, VIII sec the film,
"under the Eagles Wing" Friday
night. 1t 81 designed to back the
old.ago pension bill which comes be-
fore the legislature at Olympia. The
film also will be shown 70 state law.
makers during tho coming session,
II is announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Duke. John william. 1914 10th ave,
Ksrabaich. Frank, s5ti 18th ave. s,
boy.
zyooloski. Albert Joseph. 2ia3 Burke
Andrews. Clarence. 51oS 18th ave. s,
Davidson. Charles Lloyd. i72i W.
whSatiey. Arthur 9Oo3 3sth ave. s,
Hatts. Rudolph. 1910 Ninth ave-.
Lewis. Otto b, itls ash ave. N.
uperatt. winfield s, 5525 10th ave.
wo ., Sc; Alfred F.. 1901 Boston st.
box.
Manning, Horace NJ, klamath Fails.
Ore. boy.
Piercy. Russell H., 7sI3 Pnlatino
chin, jim Chun. 723 King ST.. girl
clifford. Raymond W., Olympia. girl.
Dahlquist, Tore. gao n. 3Sth St.
Bean, Carl Herman, sOis Thurman
Davis, Tavern, s54sh 1Ah ave. \.
Johnson. liver A.. Granite Falls. girl,
Phillips, wiltred Edward, 23l w.
Send st, girl,
Naounmes5 Leon d, Clio Admiral
Nicol, John r.. 1919 18th ave. s.
girl
MARRIAGE LICENSES
white, Noble A.. Seattle Legal
Barnes, Gertrude, Seattle ...,Bogal
Miller, Ammdon Wallace. Sc
attic ,.....,.s.,..'' ..,''s.s LeRol
Dark, Beulah, Seattle ..,... Legal
Helms. Henry Charles, Brcmorton 81
Aalto, Mary Hilda, Douglas,
Alaska .,...,.,..,,..... .begal
WIN, Arthur. Seattle ....,.LoRal
Tirger. Katy Seattle .,..,. Legal
Hamlin, Edward Clarke. Seattle 20
standard. Martha Louise, Seattle 30
| Carlson, Ernest, Seattle Legal
Johnson. Hilma A., Seattle 49,. Legal
Harris, Frank Harris. Seattle ....3o
| Adams, Laura, Seattle .,,......,Si
Dollar. Alexander. Elizabeth, N. j. "a
| Jolk ALLEN, Seattle ...........,..a0
Johnson. Leon r., Semitic 49,. Legal
! Slcgner, Leota T., Portland .. Legal
Hnll, Wade Burton, Seattle :. Legal
Hill Marjorie Irene, Seattle. Legal
DEATHS
Matthew Michel 49, Gl5 18th ave, ~,
oct. ~,
Davis George L., 1870 n. 4Gth st.,
oct 10.
RoEinn, Teresa, 80, Aberdeen, oct. H.
Cnpcll, Sarah A., SO, 22i5 Boylstou
ave. NJ, oct IA.
Bernhard Jacob. C6, 3si Bellevue
nvo. ~, Oct. 10
DIVORCE COMPLAINTS
! Marion Va. Harold La Mar, nonsup
port
George l.. W., Norma o. P0ulson, de-
scrtiuu
Violet Pearl VS.. u w. wharton
cruelty.
Anna Elizabeth vs. Fred Ncrmllllon
dcHertion.
Edna Irene vs., sam Decker McNoal
cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
NEW LOAN OFFICE

The Seattle office OF the Amcri.
can I1fo Insurance company thru
". y. Latta. manager Pacific Coast
department, announced tho opening
Of a mortgage loan department Fri.
day. Tho company has it's offices
ut i0z3.t-5 Joshua Green building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
MO invitations ar, bolng mailed

MO invitations arc bslng mailed
IN out for tho hobbctto party OF
Tho Seattle Star at tho Blue
Mouse thsatcr nsst Monday morn
ing q. 1913. SO many have APP
piled for them that Il has been
found impossible TO &c; them into
tho mali in time.
go; Every gray. or white
haired bobbstta in tho Puget
Sound country. regardless OF nge.
regardless OF invitation by mail.
IL invited 20 30 outside tho Blue
Mouse at 1913 q. m. Monday
Give your namo, address and
age 20 ono Of tho uehcrs II you
wish 20 enter into the age con.
test. Tho oldest bobbctte Ht tho
nhow gets season pass to tho
theater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16

Dealers' association. Pacific district:
California creamery operators. Cali-
fornla milk distributors, California
cheese manufactures. California
and western States Holsteln-fries'
ian Breeders association. Jersey
Cattle club, California Farm Bu'
rsau federation and California Dairy
council.
Cattle and dairy products from
NIL Pacific Coast states viii Be ex'
hlhited Il, tho show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
Sherman Funeral
Rites Saturday

MRS. AMANDA ELIZABETH
SHERMAN, 81. will be buried Sat
urday at 10 n. M. from the Butter
worth mortuary, under the auspices
OF tho ladies' OF the G., a. II, Mrs.
sherman was resident of Tacoma
for 40 years. Her body Will be
shipped TO that city for burial.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12
rs Miscellaneous Wanted

SALVATION army fndustriaI Homo Help
us to help others with your used cloth.
inG, magazines news &c. Phone Wagon.
Main 1882.
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LegcI Notices
NOTICE 1SEE F TO PIBPEsst RTb kf
MOVAL OF GARBAGE AND ASHES.
SANITARY DISTRICT OF INDIANAPO-

/
MoYAL -oF. GARBAGE AND ASHES.
SANITARY DISTRICT OF INDlANAPO-
Indianapolis, Ind. July Is. 1925
Of Sanitary Conmi ssioners for the SAM.
Room ,20S City Hall Tndiarapolis, Indiana,
tractors for use in the collection and re
to the specifications for said truck trae-
tors, on file in the office Of said Board:
one truck tractor only. Each bid shall be
aaeeompaniedi by a check payable nSI to sag
B9n TmoS fT a the by rate Of $3.50 or each
truck tractor bid upon.
Said bids viii be opened after 10 oc bys
but the Board reserves the right to de-
fer action on said bids to q dete not later
The Board further reserves the right TO ac-
cent. one trucktractor on any bid for two
tEuck-tractors. The Board further reserves
the right R Il 5S]sfl any a SRa # F& pld
&c. LINGENFELTE1RS,, I'''
n = poss Vice President
Board of Sanitary Commissioners Sanitary
District of Indianapolis.
July 90 Aug g. 10 1925.
N9TfEE TP dTTDDE EEb F KEMdTEIf FOE
DfsTRfCT Of iNDiANAPoLIs.
indianapolis, Ind. July rs. 1925.
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Sanitary Gommi@ioneTs for the
S SRtaR ROOM R'E 36 CITY lnaa a Gndans az
5 ?9i'1 asy al - oiSSS Pr a on %! !ss
part Of twenty GOD trailers for use in the
ashes aGsoTdng 90 i6e Ssoee dst 1q
bS check 8ch Pay6e 'f e sqd BSsPa e
the rate OF $50 for zach trailer bid upon.
a. i M on ms Said 18th day Of August. 1925,
but the Board reserves the right 20 defer
ahereof u 10 any date u not later than he !4th
day of September, 1925 The Board fur
ther reserves the right to accept on any
OF trailers bid on. The board further re-
serves the right 70 reject any and all bids
RUSSELL I. MAC EAA.LdL,
F. c. LrNeENFELffFFskfId en''
n poss Vice President
Board of Sanitary commissioners Sanitary
ppisStriSet Of Indlanagoliis6os
BIS BSar T be ccHe4 rdS%ynsh Af AS4R5S
County. until ~ 2 clock noon. Aug, ~,
1925 at their Office; ga = New York .Rls
for 16foot body; electric lights, starter
speedometer, hummer. pneumatic tires
ny order TO. anv body manufacturer To-
a'e' !" -''l ALBERT F. wALsMAN..
Trustee OF Center Township.
July 90, Aug. 8. IL.
NOVICE
On Thursday. Aug. 90, 1925. the under
s sbsnsd w ~ S S amount a91 nfpe SS
engine humber $sse7. properly Of VIM. H.
oiu 100 1signed5 GLENN W. TICE,-
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~s>~~~~r~N~~N~~<>s~r>>s~~
with Wooden. Block. Brick Asphalt or A.
phaluc-Concrctc laid on 0.lnch gravel
eoncrete foundation from curb line 20 curb
Inc TO n uniform width OF 80 feet. grad
Ing and paving the wings OF tho inter
sec alleys in a similar name. and 20
yiding 80 lin Il. OF lxisineh stratldod
Limestone Marginal Stone.
Also extending all water, gas, sewer and
other private service connections 10 prop-
erty line where not already In,
70 be as shown on plan and ~
All work done In tho making OF said ~
su1bep public improvements shall be IN
acceptance with tho terms and conditions
Of tho Improvement RESOLUTIONS, ~ mum
nered. adopted by the Board OF Public
works on the above named day and tho
detailed drawings, plans, proflles and epoa-
hSatiqns which are, on ,hle and may be
S%Se orl, IN ~ we ~, on9 OF said Board OF Public
The said Board Of 'P uSile Works has
hxed Monday Aug. 81 1923, at 2 y. m,
az its office In egid City as the time and
place Tor the public consideration OF tho
proposed improvcment nc which tlnio said
Board OF Public Works will hear All per-
sons interested. or whose property IL Tia
Die, TO be aesossed for eaid Improvement.
70 the propcrtv liable 20 be assessed Tor
city OF lndianapolis will equal the ostl.
mated cost thcrOf
BY order OF the Board OF Public Worla
CHARLES n COFFIN,
W. H. FREEMAN,
NJ. J, SPENCER
Board OF Public Works City OF Indian
Aug. i2 and 10. 1nob
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NJ. ], STENtEN.
apolis.
Aug 12 and 10. 1925.
CITY ADVERTISEMFNT
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE or THE BOARD


TO wH R5ii"f IF MAJ IND toAAGEshE e. 1925
- Notice, is hereby given by the Board OF
ERG w tsa on of he S q Say osa 2aa
sRoSs NIX e Pr%g ace T fo
ment as authorized by the Improvement
RESOLUTION named;
Improvement o REfSGut sT No. 1880
G.. From south property line or Prospect
To north prperty line Of Cottage Ave.
Except the intersection OF Orange St
~, by grading and paving the roadway with
or Brick laid on a G-ipch gravel concrete
Iound9tlon from curb line TO curb line 70
Pa TRIor fRe WIDTH wnss OF % se ts6 sr96g sqs
N similar manner and 10 the widths as
sh93TSn on plan; Providing ~ lineal feet Of
grade.
Also extending all water gas. sewer and
ertv line where not already in
AL TO be as shown on plan and as
Persons interested in or affected by said
uesfIlbed pub e Improvement are hereby
nn9tihedd that the Board Of Public Works
l920, p. m, as a date upon which re-
monstrances will be received or heard,
piece Of property tT describe n s " sad q roi
and will determine the question as 10
whether such lots or tracts of land have
been or will be benefited In the amounts
sum than that named on said roll.
said assesSmcnt roll showing said prima
iaae assessments, with the names OF own.
eTs and descriptions Of property subject
TO be assessed. is on file and may be seen
az the office of the Board of Public Works
OF said city.
CHAIR rs Y. COFFIN.
W. H. FREEMAN
NJ. j, SPENCER.
Board of Public Works City Of Indian
Aug. 1o and 10. 1925.
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Aug, 12 and 10 1925.
CITY ADVERTTSFNENTr
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

OFFICE OF THE BOARD
,-o -, IIndianapolis. Ind, Aug, IL. 1925.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Notice Is hereby given by the BOARD NJ
Public Works Of the City of indianapolis
Indiana that IL Is desired and deemed
necessary to make the following described
pubic improvements in the City OF Indian.
apo Is. as authorized by the following
1925: N'' VI august
r Aug Q, 1928.
Improvement Resolution No l28o0
FORTIETH ST.
From west property limo OF Byram Ave
10 east property line OF Conser Ave
~ Erdulhe ana paving the roadway
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Legal Notices

described public improvement are hereby
notified that the Board OF Public Works
Of said city has fixed Friday. Aug, Ii
1925. 2 D. m. as a date upon which no.
monsirances will bo received or heard
against the amount assessed against each
piece of property described In said roll
and will determine the question as to
whether such lots or tracts of land have
named on said roll. or in a greater or less
sum that that named on said roll.
Said assessment roll showing said
nrima facte assessments, with the names
of owners and descriptions of property
subject TO be assessed Is on file and may
be seen at the Office Of the Board of Pub
CHARLEs Z. COFFIN.
w. H. FREEMAN.
NJ. j. SPENCER
Board Of Public Works CITY OF Indian.