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THE WHEELER CORR.

1910 wahler Pl. Sc. 10. 2-s7s3
COLORED-I43e L sT, s.E., mr..
decor. apt. . rms. kit. dinette.
bath. porch; lge. rear yard: gas
heat, $62.50: can be Inspected
L. E, BRuENINGER q SONS.
INC. Ma. S-2O40.
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

COLORED--lO6e M ST. NV
semidet. 3-story and bsmt. brick
home; IL rms. and bath u kits. },
h.-w.h. Al shape: only SlO6
mo. Mr.. NEUMANN, Ma. S-2321.
COLORED-12O5 @ ST. s.E.-5
rms. and bath. gas heat. Al
shape; only SOS mo. Mr.. NEIL
MANN. MA. S-232l.
COLORED-I4BO HARVARD ST,
N.W.-10 rooms. 2 baths, Oil
heat, 2-car garage: S12b. PLANT
a. GORDON. INC. 330S 14th
50. NV, CO. 5-OS37.
COLORED-I226 o ST. N.W.-IO-
room row brick: oil heat, new
stove. refRr. Call s. F. a. @. INC.
11O4 Vermont ave. NV. co
5-5S3S. Mon. through Fri.
CObORED---WOODRIDGE--S large
rooms. porches. yard. bsmt. close
to everything. Sl25. DI. 7-2244
COLO3ED-s80 80: s.E.-Modern
semidet. brick house; prime cond.
5 rms, tile bath. full bsmt,, gas
heat, yard: vac. DIXIE REALTY
CO MA 9-RSR0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25

Belle Haven-Loyely home. beau
tiful area. 3 large bedrms.. ~
baths. Nv rm. with hrepl kit.
rec, rm. and earage; S225 per
month.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SMALL REsTAURANT-owner re-
firing. Fully equipped. See OWN
Err at sol LIST st. NV. between
noon and 1 pm. for good terms.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

a social hour was enjoyed The
next meeting win be saturday
November q, with Mr.. and Mrs
James w Fraction 3s4I Clinton
Az, as hosts
New Brother; Lucas Lee Smith
III has new brother to keep him
company at 4o2s Portland Av.
Lyndon Lee Smith. the new citi.
zen. arrived October II at Nj
SINAI hospital and weighed seven
pounds az birth The children are
the sons OF Mr. and Mrs. Lucas
Lee Smith Jr Paternai grand
parents who are happy with an
other grandson ARE Mrs, Hazel
Williams OF Kansas CITY Ksns.
and Mr. Lucas Lee Smith ST. OF
Minneapolis Mrs Williams was on
and 20 welcome her new grandson
Mother Il Guest: Mrs Ella
Fuutt Of Houston, Tex. is visiting
in the city and is the houseguest
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
Friends Give Surprise
Birthday Dinner
For Mrs. w. Jones

Thursday night. October a.
was "a festive evening for Mira
William E Jones, Of 1887 stevens
Ay Bs Friends wiahcd hor happy
birthday At surprise dinner
party given IA her honor a. the
homo If Mr.. and Mra Leon Lang
4aAt Fourth Az. q Mrs Lang and
Ailas Thclma Oldham were Coz
hoatcssga
When Mrs Lang invited Mr. ana
Mra Jones over for dinner MrB
Jones was unaware that the party
was iu her homer The guests had
assembled earlier and when Mr
and Mra Jones arrived they errc
greeted with tho happy birthday
song by the group It was then
that Mrs Jones rcaIiaed that the
surprise was on her
The center ~ attraction was a
large mock birthday cake cover.
a. In white and trimmed ir rose
buds PLACED on the coffee table
and surrounded by the guily wrap.
pod Elfta from her friends
Dinner was served by candle
light from a beautifully appointed
table arlow with crystal and
china appointments Adding 90 the
surprise was an orchid placed az
The hon0roqa scat a. the table =
Uft from her husband
Following dinner the many
gifts were opened and admired
Guests wishing her happiness
while enjoying tho hospitality 81
the hostess were MrH EllA FuHt
~ Houston. ties. mother ~ Nr
Jones. the Messra and Mines Al.
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DAUGHTERS OF ISIS GAVE THEIR
ANNUAL ORIENTAL TEA LAST
SUNDAY AT MASONIC TEMPlE

Tho newly erected Masonic
Temple 1852 Fourth Az. g. Min
noapalis, was tho picturesque set
tnF Sunday october a. for tho
annual Oriental Tea given by the
Daughters of isis, auxiliary 10
Fr2gan Court No q AEAON OF
the Mystic shrine The hours were
uom 10 = p M,
The background decor Of tho
hall Ia the mdcr,rort of tho build
inF with walls n soft cream
shaded with blue Getting was a
perfect foil Tor the decorative
scheme ard appointments ia the
SHRINE colora ~ white red purple
and hhIo Paper banners IN
Ebrno culurs ryptrrrd with a
large gold star taagaded from the
ceiling
Dainty refreshments we're aorys
"a from a tss table covered with
white linen damask cloth and
conferred with a large silver horn
af plenty rnyd with vegetables
and Tult ou either side were
burning blue tarora IN crystal
,nudeiahra ana a. either end cryp
tai uursfea ~ tea ard coffee The
Mines Margaret Wright. Illus
tHuua commanders Lena Ia
Fau,etts nrsi lieutenant com
mandfeas. John Lawrence paat
Teresa Hanks aec
pnd lieutenant COMMANDERS TO-
bart e nitcheii HT past rom
mandroes Wayne uptegrovc and
Leila Mae stewart alternated st
pouring
Mrs wright introduced her
cabinet and gave recognition 10
the imperial advisor John "
Lawrence. imperial deputy Mrs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

liauls. president made short
talk Members were entertained
with a reading by MS Fred Mur.
ply, Witch was highly enloyc1
The evening was enjoyed listen
ina 30 records on the hi II, romln
is,inE and enjoying refreshments
nlrthday Greetings, iilr,hday
greetings 60 Matthew Elnp or
paT lglehart Az and Nikk
starks AZ $50 Hondo Az, who win
celebrate their joint birthdays on
SUNDAY November s.
Party limo, lt was gala eve
ming SATURDAY. ortoncr "a when
members OF the Sterling club en-.
tertamrd thelr wives and guests
az "a hard time party hrla al the
tlub. ai5 n paie 81 Dancing was
"a hghight OF the festive evening
with an abundance " food fufnr
fsbei by the ladies adding aest 90
The party An enjoyable time was
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

OF her son-,n-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs william e. Jones
and family OF 1887 Stevens Az
Club Hostess, II Was gala
evening for members o. the IS
Duchess Club on Saturday. octo-
Der 20. when Mrs. Carl Wade srr
was hostess TO the club AZ her
home, 1921 Fourth Az 5. The
house was decorated with fsn
flowers. Dinner was served buffet
style from PRETTY appointed
serving table Following dinner,
games were enjoyed and prizes
won by the Mines Theodore Jones
clyde Johnson ST., and Tom Jones.
Mrs Frederick Jones and Mrs.
Jessie shepard were guests and
were given gifts
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

Ursula Bolts and welcomed ali
mobiles present
Tho yrowuiuR Of the queen for
1898 Mrp Viola Madden was
maao by the retiring queen Mfs,
Terry Quaus. assisted IVY Chni.
mcra Lawson. imperial potentate,
Pictures were taken bY Louis Per.
kins turnout tho afternoon
Mrs iiessie Ratiff, chairman
~ me ways aud means committee
was general chairman, with the
Mines Cprnelia Spencer and Ger.
trudo Greene ~ coschaifman MIS-
ieots Perkins waa la charge 81
refreshments
Tho Daughters of ials IN their
Oriental costumes white formals
apd matcbin fesaos added glamour
o. the picturesque affair
Mrs Ursula Iiotts - imperial
deputy. the Mines Margaret
wright, INDUSTRIOUS COMMANDERS
lena lai-Huretta. first lieutenant
COMMANDERS. Teresa 3anka So,
uhd lieutenant COMMANDERS. Ivy
MasssnFin high prientrsa. Alma
Kinney, Oriental guide Zolla
pearlnE treasurer and lola Mae
stewart. recorder
Mra Gertrude Green registered
the large number ~ guests IN at-
tendance
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

had by an
Returns liomog Mr. Sandy
Perry ST.. OF Syracuse, N ~ LETT
toT his home on Sunday afternoon.
after spending tho week end in
the city The sonior Mr. Perry
camo 10 the city 20 serve az best
man at the wedding OF his SON
Sandy lr., who was married on
Saturday night october 90 20
Miss Gertrude Woodruff % Min
noapoliA, The wedding was held al
81 Peters AME church in Min
ncapoiis AZ sis o'clock IN the eve
ming
club Host MI Peter Robinson,
aa9 iglehart Az, was host 20 the
Cameo Social club on saturday
evening October 20 Plans we've
discussed for the clubs annual
Christmas party Following bust
MOSS refreshments were served
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
Dir THDAY
GREETINGS
MINNrArolIs BIRTHDAYS

Nov > Mrs. villa Carr, Sp42
Fifth Av s. Mr. Edwin Carr,
S942 Fifth Az S Emile Moses
pos Emerson Av ~, Mrs JuAnita
Sims S54 Bryant Ay, ~. Joe Ma.
pue 5lS9 Humboldt Az ~. Law
renee Anthony Hayes. 1907 Il 2ist
81 Mrs Raymond Wallace, S54s
smelling Az reH Lynn Stokes,
23o3 22nd Az. 5
Nov kathryn Turner, 7l2
Fremont Az. n.
Nov Felix Fogg. S7Oe
Fourth Az. s Mrs Doris olds.
450S l7th Az s Mr Edd Carr,
45oS 18th Az. S. Mr.. Ed Carr,
Nov. Mrs Oscar Gates, 2tS5
Fourth Az. S Bert Dawson. 37l5
Fourth Ay s Reuben Warren,
seas Clinton Avf Thomas Brown.
2eo0 Portland Az
Nov Frank 7 Mitchell 1922
Nteouet Az Rex Allen True,
H2S Tuh Az S. Ardena Louise
FupPn. asIa Third Az s.; Mrs
Jessie shannon. 1892 Third Av &.
Richard Cook. 8ta6 Clinton Az
Nov e Harold Combs. S6i6
Fourth Ay 81 porciyaI Baron.
ia29 Portland Ay. David Guy
Hubbard To4 Fremont Av N.
Joseph O. Adderly on &c 22ud.
So
Nov s Robert Biles. 1905
Sixth 81. S Celia Robinson. ssls
Hoag Az. NJ Clarence n. Patrick,
1854 Bryant Az N. Elizabeth
prator 523 Humboldt Av ~.
Mrs Ora Jones. i0tt Bryant Az.
N. Robert Landry $3.50 Portland
Az
Out-of Town birthdays
Nov 2 c. W Washington.
Dayton, o.
Nov I Mrs Katherine Savoy
san Francisco, Calf
Nov 6 Lawrence Han pes
Moiues, Ia J. d Mitchell, Chi
cage. ~: Andrea skinner Clcve-
land. o.
Nov 2 Mrs Wanda Tate, Chi
eaEo M, Mrs Bernicc Thompson.
Topeka. EBns
Nov s Miss Constance Turner.
Los Angeles, Calf
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sr rAu
LADIES AUXILIARY 10
NhClREMA CtUB WAS
ORGANIZED OCT, ~

Responding to an invitation by
Mrs Rasamond johnson, tlAd
Fourth Az 3. a group or rs wu-
men mrt Sunday evening october
~ at S . m toI the object u or
EanrlpE a ladics auxiliary 90 the
Naciema Cluh
Mia Johnson prrsldrA Sho stat
ed that tho purpose ut forming
such au organisation is Co got the
women interested ia ustng tbo soc
gtal facilities uf ths club and the
participation 81 the women tn tho
gnbH social activities
The following officers were
elected for term % one year
the Mines Rosamond Johnson
president Pearl stbousiJ. vice
president Georgia Aubdundo "a.
gordiur hegy Edm Judy Car-
responding secretary, Veronica
Lucas treasurer. ana inoE CLARK
sergeant al arms MB rmma-
leah W,esa waB named social com
mBttee chairman and Mia Helen
Curry program committee chair
MAN.
Tho auxiubry viii meet opno q
month ON the fourth Sunday az the
Nsuryma club. 3n4p Fourth As.
q Minneapolis The nest meeting
viii DO AT + =. m sunday Noysm
Der "a
An associate mrmberH who are
Interested ga Joining the aHsillay
are invited tn become members.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
Younsster Breaks Arm
pluying AZ School

Alg Frost Jr- ~ years old, son
OF Mr. and Mrs Alg Frost ST, of
1924 Portland Az fractured his
left arm while playing in the gym
nasum az Phillip Junior high
school on Friday October 25
The arm has been placed in a
east and he is doing fine and able
70 be back az school
The Frost family are former
residents OF Sioux Fails, s. -,
they moved 10 Minneapolis In
April 1887 10 make their per
uancnt home
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
Social and Personal
z MINNEAPOLIS

Entertain Club; Mr. and Mrs NJ g. Evans 3T40 Fifth Az
were hosts TO the Twin City Bridge club Friday evening
October % Club members winning prizes for high
Mr James Fraction first and Mrs EsSe Jones second Mines
Gladys johnson and Jessie shepard guests OF the hostess
and each given gift Following bridge and refreshments
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

Faster lalard b. ~ named ~.
eauer IL gaa discovered 0F Raster
sunday iTzZ
Canada has more tfaH $50 die
gHr' species ~ trees
Orange and green are me ~n.HH
~ F1aHEs A ard " University
~ not simply F10a ~ gpaE for
safrFfhHg ThaFra4
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
Social and Personal
x ST PAUL

Sterling Club Auxiliary News The Ladies Auxiliary the
Sterling Club October - at tho club with the president
Mrs Mabel Harris presiding Plans for future mopcy raising
projects discussed ON October 10 the auxiliary enter
tanned members az an anniversary Mrs Clarence Roper
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

Now retailers can literally go
after business An innatablr
store that can be moved anywhere
has been developed by industry.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

a good cleaning with sHndpa
per may ptu your wnnhbnwi o.
hathiub stopper IN better shape
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TtoRa Y~0uifvuEa

FDr an hora dfoouvre long 90 be
remembered. dip generous cuhos
~ Calavn avocado into mayun
uatne tbinned with lemon juice and
roll ~ finely crushed potato chips
n might amuse your guests 10
make their own
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
Wedding Anniversaries
MINNEAPOLIS

VT NENts.NA NiAhN
Nov Mn and Mrs. Charles
|. y Curry $3.50 ruh Az, s, 50
years
Nov s Mr. and Mrs Don Ia
Fauoeette. sa16 clinton Az seven
years
Nov $ Mr and Mrs Lewis
kipper 1850 Second Av S three
years MI and Mrs Martin Nuns
berger tsSS Fourth Az e. ten
years
ST. PAUL
Nov 2 MIR and Mrs James
TAYLOR, 1884 Thomas Az nine
years
NOV Mt and Mrs lewis
Williams. IA ST. Anthony Az, ten
years
Nov 3 Mr. and Mrs Wilfrpd
Gray Detroit, Mich two years
Nov o Mr. and Mrs John
retuford. saJ Carroll Az, 10
years Mr. and Mrs Roe,ier rar-
nef 7ad Rondo Az ~ years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

This strange device Is called Cyrigue
r. uhif,s a mixture 81 ors.bearing material ~
hIgh-speed % separa,e good iron orc oHf Of
sand. II is one example 81 how research de-
yclppmruf1 are helping as improve oar io"rf
grade Minnesota iron ores
Sub improvements are necessary today
becagr, Steel mills non demand better iron
ores sgrrial ORES for special nes.s. m1rc an..
iofuafy. higher iron content, better structure
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

Q egg whites. unbca'ru
10 cups sugar
81 teaspoon cream of tartar
2 fraHpagra vaH,lta
rn boiling wafar
Combine aEg wHfgr Hear
cream nF tartar anH vanilla .H
m.wHa BanI uag vol haG HnE
.nr aarsr and bsaf 90 high rpral
OF w electric hsatnf or rtuav
rgg heater m'H mixture wH
7fara la ruf1 pssEs 20 60 ~ mla.
nta7 Makes p cups frDaurf ar
enough ta frost bottoms ard aara
~ 2 eHnrH Hyer Decorate with
mute
Store cake uncovered t1 prevent
fr0rtng from becoming Ton aari
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

The menu may be simple or
elaborate az the occasion suggests
but the hostess should always be
sure the foods served can be easily
aud conveniently handled by The
guests n small tables are pro.
1aci, foods requiring cutting with
knife and fork may be served
Rut II the fuled dinner plate must
be kept on the lap, Il is better 90
serve foods that may De comfort
ably eaten without the use o. a
knife. Not too many different
dishes. but plenty or a few al-
lowing for second nolptuEs ia an
other mlr for buffet planning
This menu w party like but
easy on hostess and guests
Buffet supper
Fruit Juice or Canapes tpaascd
while guests are iu living room
Baked ham hot or cold sliced
Casserole of eaesllopcd potatoes
Vegetable salad tray Asparagus
spears. Sliced hccts. cauhf0wer,
string boans carrots. curumbers
with french or blue cheese dress
Ing
Autumn frost spice cake
Coffee
This Spice Cake will be 20 popu-
lar you wiz make it again and
again II starts with package
OF instant yellow cnk mix, spices
give Il an Autumn touch The cake
when cool ~ spread with an easy
Beat n Eat frosting chopped
nuts circle the edge making a
pretty Eanish
Autumn FROST spice Cake
cup sour cream
e teaspoon soda
package instant yellow cake mix
p cup water
2 eggs unbsaten
teaspoon cinnamon
q teaspoon alispIce
p teaspoon cloves
Boat ~ Eat fro7tiuF
Nuts go decorate
Combine sour crf8m and soda
blend and sat aside Empty tho
rahr mlv into bowl hB8 water
eggs. spices and srHr cream mis-.
turo Beat 9 minutes uutH smooth
and breauy Pour batier Ia'1 two
round p.Irah layar pane which
have bean Ined 1u bottoms with
paper Bake lu moderate owen
1850 degrees ~ go 10 80 minute
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

bort licrndon James Campbell
and The Messra Jones' and Lang
Mr. ana Mrs Fcllz CiarlY sout
q Flft bot due 80 lilnrsH. were an
able 20 be- present
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Gtisug metallic thread accsnt-newest fashion feature!
Never before such value in washable. woven spreod
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12

campuses across the country, func-
tons as q club. The girls elected a
preSident-this year, Sibyl K1ak.
senior whose home Is In Bethesda
and get together every other Thursday
evening.
Recently. Thursday talk has CEN
tered around drapery col0rs and
fabrics. The Angels have agreed to
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star Photos By Elvood Baker

help redecorate the cadet lounge in
the university's armory building. The
girls also have been discussing the
part they are to play In the univer-'
sity's Armed Forces Day celebration.
And, Of course, romance Is always
a topic Of Angel conversation. Most
have one special cadet-es well as
squadron-ath heart! d. X.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12

ROTC festivities. They serve at teas,
act as hostesses at dances, and are
decorative accomplishments In march,
ing displays. The university also calls
on the Angel Squadron to usher at
convocations and to take part In other
school programs.
The Maryland Angels. one Of some
IS ROTC feminine-sponsor groups on
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-14
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

NOVICE OF APPOINTMENT
Estate of John Thomas Jackson
Deceased. William III. Grubbs has
been appointed and qualified as Ad
ministrator of the estate of John
Thomas Jackson late of Madison
County, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this nth day of May AID.
1857. Number 1885 Docket Page
430.
Joseph S. King
Probate Judge of Said County
May Is 20 q
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-14

notes shall. to the extent necessary.
be used only for the retirement of
said notes at maturity, together
with interest thereon, and is hereby
pledged for such purpose.
Section T. During the year or
years while such notes run there
shall be levied on all the taxable
property in the city of London, in
addition to other taxes, a direct tax
annually not less than that which
would have been levied if bonds had
been issued without the prior issue
of such notes.
Said tax shall be and is hereby
ordered computed, certified. levied
and extended upon the tax dupli-
cate and collected by the same Of
ficers, in the same manner and al
the same time that taxes for gener-
al purposes for each Of said years
are certified. extended and collect
ed. Said tax shall be placed before
and in preference to all other items
and for the full amount thereof
The funds derived from said tax
levies hereby required shall be
placed in a separate and distinct
fund, which, together with the in
terest collected on the same. shall
be irrevocably pledged for the pay
of said notes or the bonds i'm antici-
patton of which they are issued
when and as the same fall due.
Section g. 1t is hereby determined
| that all acts, conditions and things
necessary to be done, precedent to
| and in the issuing Of these notes,
/ in order to make them legal. valid
and binding obligations of said city
| have been done, performed and have
| happened in regular and due form
| as required by law; that the faith.
| credit and revenue of said city are
| hereby irrevocably pledged for the
| prompt payment of the principal
| and interest thereof at maturity and
| that no limitation of Indebtedness
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-14
THE sEM-wEENY MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT. LONDON OHIO

City of London in the principal sum
of S24, 10000. in order to provide a
fund for the purpose of construct
ing s. sanitary sewers commencing
on East Center Street at the cor
porate limits OF said City of Lon
don, and thence in a westerly d.
rection In East Center Street to the
intersection thereof and East Lin
coin Avenue and continuing in a
westerly direction in East Lincoln
Avenue to the As" storm sewer and
thence in a southerly direction in
and across the lands of Harrison
Baker. ct. al, Roy E. Feeley, ct al.
and John w. Stroupe, Trustee under
Item IL of the Will of Elmer Har-
vey deceased. to the present sani-
tary sewer at the corner of Riley
Avenue and Kendall Street.
Section 2. That il is necessary
and this council hereby determines
that notes shall be issued in an
ticipation of the issue of said bonds.
Section 3. That such anticipatory
notes in the amount of $24.00O0O,
which sum does not exceed the
amount of the bond issue. shall be
issued bearing interest at the rate
of four per centum per annum, pay
able annually. Such notes shall be
dated the 1st day of May, 1857, and
shall mature on the 1st day of May,
1858 Crowded, however, that such
notes shall be redeemable at any
time.) Such notes shall be executed
and delivered in such number and
such denominations as may be re-
quested by the purchaser of such
notes.
Section 4. Such notes shall be ex-
ecuted by the mayor and city audi
tor and bear the seal of the cor
poration. They shall be designated
Lincoln Avenue and Center Street
Sewer Notes, and shall be payable
at the office of the legal depository
of the city and they shall express
upon their face the purpose for
which they are issued and that they
are issued persuant to this ordin-
ance.
Section S. Said notes shall be first
offered to the officer having charge
of the Bond Retirement Fund of the
| city and so many of the same as
shall not be taken by said officer
| city auditor. but for not less than
| par and accrued interest thereon
| and the proceeds from such sale
| except any premium and accrued
| interest thereon and the. amount
| thereof for the payment of Interest
! prior to the maturity Of said notes
| shall be paid into the proper fund
| and used for the purpose aforesaic
! and for no other purpose. Any prem
| ium and accrued interest and the
! amount for the payment of Interest
/ prior TO their maturity shall bf
! transferred to the Bond Retirement
| Fund to be applied the payment OF
/ principal and interest of said notes
| in the manner provided by law.
Section 6. Said notes shall be full
general obligations OF the city and
| the full faith, credit and revenue OF
/ said city are hereby pledged for tbs
| prompt payment Of the same. The
par value TO be received from the
| sale OF the bonds anticipated by
! said notes and any excess fund re.
sulting from the issuance Of said