La Grande evening observer., November 22, 1910, Page PAGE 7, Image 7

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N. M0LIT0R. M. D. FayslcUa Mid
Eurgeua. Corner Adams Ave. aai
Depot street Office. Mala 12; Resi
dence 69. -
C. IL tyTON, Ph. G. M. D. Pfcyaiolaa
: and surgeon. Speol&l attentloa to
Ere. Eat. Nose aad Throat Office
la L Grftade'Natlanal Raak Build
lug. Phones: Office M&ia 2, Reel
.. . dene Mala S2. . .
. L. RICHAnSSON PkFBlciai aad
surgeon. Office Houn: a l to 8 p. to.
exex4 Busday. , Boaday 7 anyetat
meats. Telephones: GEce, Elkol
1SC2; lad. 353; residenoei ISaln 65;
GUSa W. 2SLZ,:.":rjLSAN--08te5at
.Physician. iMer 20;.. lUias'
8, t and 18. Fhenesj Bae
Pci2, Kah ' fV RoeUeace gbc&e,
mack 8:1 BaoocUer ta Dr. C-R
v. Ueere. '' " -
ML M. F. BISS!SSLBSS2-eot f
; Optic. Ejustswias Sk&d Eye Class
. Me4'lRad Kile to ardar. HI -r -
- iJttau &m
FWeiT Etl Eld ' U
' - Jw. u
' DR. H.
. erWrtgtt tow gtjjiMJa:
teattea paid Wslwsseafsuxl&y'
oftheey. ' . ?
Phases Cffkw Mara 22; reside,
i'r'.V .4 ,. .. ,
J. a PRICn. W. tL D-Oeattst Rms
23, La Oraate KatSoaMd Biak BwHd-
, or -.4.
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DR. R. R. UNOOLM. DI3WTi8--Rrit
. class aattieea glwst Offlea ow LUr
ly n&pAwara store, Ptooate Red llii
DR. P. A. C3IAELTCM .Tetertaaay 8ar-
goe. Office at ClU'a Drag Btare.
Lai Oraad Raddesaf phaa, et
7(iii ' OjZ&-taaff, Siaeatl581jIpdf
. pendent, pliaae., 63; pot pkeaea at
resideaoa. .
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COCHRAN ft CXXSRAN-Attoraeya:
Chis. B. ' Coclutia aaleo. T.' GoeV
na. La Oraade Kalioasl S Cask
CUg La Graaie. Oregaai
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TV H. CUlWTOSD-nAtV7 f Uw
, Practices la al ltJae eaorti e Oe
. BUte al, Uatte edalea. . Office ta
La Grande KatfamaA Saak B)ig.r La
. Oraadev Ocegea '
D. W. 0. NHLBON iHala.f Baglaeer.
Baker Cttr. Orege. ' - ",
LENA McRETNOLDS Teacker of PI
axto ;rUi.!lStJiMHw
. . Wasalagtoo Aveane oa Wednesday
aaS Sstarday. Televbaaie e these
, Call aar time it HI' Malt ate
X -r'":" JwWa y.Treggawersi
J. IitlTe'ttatJpung-iailowed on
-our premises Do not ask for permis
aloa.' BtocklaBd Bros. ;f : r v . V ;
A large Bae, ef lair swttekes froa
13, tV&B tt laeies laleagth, H
go at a Tery lew rlce wkCe ttey last
Res Eaia Ul CS Fir street -
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Mrs. I A. Palmar Prop,
Emy fefttly hu B4iJ of a good, nllslh
llaiment . For tpTslm, bralna, soreneis of
. the noiclea and rbtumttlc tmlm there is
none better. Jhsa Chamberlain's. Bold by
all oealerAtoi . ' ' '
Ladss and Gents
Uh89 ShintParlors
"TCp; TttEtQdKtAW
to 1118 Adams Are., where
. will esrrt all custom-ers,csw&nadd
lrtok UJ fcr CStjr Warrants.
Notice U hereby gia that there
are now funds a hand to pay all out
standing warrants issued on General
Fund of La Grande City, up to and In
cluding, No. 8211, endorsed May 19.
1SC3. ' .
Interest on all warrant on General
Fond from No. 8175 to No. 8311 in
clusive, ceases from this date.
RAT W. LOGAN.
City Treasurer.
Cleaning and Pressing.
Ladies and Gen's Clothing cleaned,
pressed and repaired with satisfac
tion. Ladles' work a specialty. 1704
East . Adams avenue, W. R. , Baxter,
Prop.
European Plan Only
Rcsini COc to $1.50 '
FlTzt class ;Throiishout
4
, D. C, BRICHQUX,
MTAH
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PROPRIETOR
-PHONE
JRED 37C2
"if bis 'via W wiili taV extend
ed far no2i into the base of
erolnOoD to toresee the ultimate
. triumph of facandosaat electric
lightings- the GENERAL ELEO-
TRIG IfiTffij .UMPy.rfX -v-
The sage 'old phlcoplr Cew
t Me kite itaiiav a tbnmlar mtnri
,uu ormnrntm w. ey acvea
. and Heoorered , electricity, but
eroltftloa Jeereed .-that ' modern
avBtrrefeaha should dlsoorer
. aa .lncadaceM..hvnp ,4hst .is-.,
rerololtoftiiiagtartiflcW
.V......TKB1 GXNERAL ; ELECTRIC
MAD2ULt IM? cit4e ;trly .
three tfaaes ths?Egbi crt the r-;
dinery arboa lBcandescant--;
aadeoata ae snore totrperate. In,
addition to this it giro light of
, av Taatly superior qaallty a'
, eiear''w;hlte' light like the sun's
.. raya, , ';..., u;-,vr'
f . JBhrerywhereople are hating
their vboueea wired for electric
tight, atnee the Invention of the
GENERAL fcLECTRlC MADZA
J LAMP. It has made electricity
. as cheap as it is eoBTenlent'
Come; la for a moment today and .
,. let us prore to your satire Esi
istfsectioa that there is no longer
j aoaeftle exeose for you to be
Jwtthoot the greatest of all
t household " conTenlences elec-
trie Cl ;
7l-!
EASTERN
1
NESS IIL
ALL STORES CLOSED THURSDAY
AFTERXOON IS PLAN.
Some ef Them 1TC1 Remaia Closrd A I!
Day, and Others Trota Noon On.
ThankBglTing day is to he observed
In La " Grande.' Grocery stores ""anfl
meat marts, some of them, will b
closed all day, while the general cus
tom of closing the dry goods stores
at noon will probably be adhered to
by all merchants. The Observer will
publish a tops edition on ' tht' day
and ' je machine shops will be 'doo'ed
aown, so tnai pracucwiy every mcu
try and business house in' the ' city
will be'locked up-tight r least fftfrtoc
the afternoon.
. Some of the churches -are planning
special-ThanksgivWg services,; anion?
them being the Episcopal which has
announced the follQw!n-evices for
that flay:
ThanksgiTiBg.Pay Serrkes. -
Je seiriceg for Thsnkagivlhr Day
at 8t Peter's church will be at 10:80
a. m. The offering will be given to
the Good 'BamirlUn hoepital at Port'
D0 F0T KAREDTET
Stete Teterlnary Bays. Wallowa Dog,
Bittea by Coyote, StCl Wett.
Dr. W. H. Lytle, state veterinarian
received a letter' this morning from
Dr. White, secretary" 'of "" the" state'
board of health, to the effect' that the
Wallowa county-sheep dogs that were
bittea by a coyote ' haTe thus far
shown no symptoms of becoming rab
id", 'relates U Pmffletofl" East -Ore-gonian.
In the opinion of Dr. Whit
the dogs will hot have the rabtes, yet
as the trouble may arise' any .'time
from 12 days to g months, after being
bitten. It is 'yet- ttoo early to predict
the outcome." The dogs will be closely
watched1 meanwhile: The little- boy
who was bitten by the coyote that ran
amuck -is recovering. VC ' ";:',,
,., A Case For the Board of Health.
V"Tea," said Barkinii as be Ht an op-
preasive two . cent cigar and began
puffing on oa It "1 oust confess X am
fond of the weed." '.'t
; -WeU all .Pre got to say," j14
Risks, Jumping to windward . of the
smoker. is that tf we had a lire
health officer in this "town that weed
would be palled."-Jaarper'a Weekly.'
Meacuritta rTime. :...?u
We knew htr, be it underetood,
'' AaA U was quit a blow, -
Wbea efce tonook ur netg-hborhood
,t Afcoat pjM cooj ace. .?r.t;J:,.,:
Bat Ww to iady wibn we pus '
No Crtendahlp doth evfaioe. ,v . '
JM got beyond our tumble olaae " .'
At toeet itureo auabaoda al&oe. .
r-t : ' ' '"u.M.i. :. .'v - ?
The Mleeellaneeus Merkamen. '
Ta rather a poor meter." saVl the
maa who ucee outdoor Ufa. "x mss
ererythisar I aheot at" ;
:&V3::tijfonftfpie& the guide,
who has a proper regard, f or hta per-
sodsI safety. " "But do yoa miss every
thing yoa aren't shooting atr Wash-
lagtosifitar. "
: h' ' ' .-o- ;
- .-'. :t Ceming.""." ''i fv
. Btea out tbe old. rise In ttM aewr .
Mrs- to tbo ciyatw. frlad atrw.;
1 fite out U berrtas aad Uki fruH.
. naw .Ue.ooaaa.to.toot
' phut in U wafflca that are Um ,
ta fiery over an the rost; v; ' -,
Whoa aravy. aaaaoaad rich tad aae,
' VWwe 'er.tam la a goldoa wine. -'
j v ib is i; nalWiwe faa.
y. ,.-, i , i" ' .- ;m
W OMrt Leek Rishi,
1 understand' Brindle and his wife
have quarreled.' What was the causer
"Why, Brindle lost tds wife a the
crowd and went shout peeking under
all the peach basket bits that looked
Uke hen. aad she saw hira and' got
mad." Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Taking Things, ,
The airship mu who cavorts ea high
And the win and the rain -. ,
Hot only takea hia life in Us heads.
Bet alae hie aeroplane.
iBenu.
Pilled the BSH.
EmployerI want ;a maid who Is
strictly honest
Applicant Enure and Ofm that
mum. Orm not .wCUng ta say yes are
oat when yes are tax. Philadelphia
Ledger. - - - ' .
the Warned Mlia. "' : '
As the airship ascendad one nisfbt
Mlaa Fhiiue ahrikd loud ta aOrht,
. "Oh, esptala. beware
Of colliding- op thcra
With Bn3amj yratkito's sfflt wter
..v., . -OUoage'.Kewa
" Wsst KSa fty, exs esxt a ward
A Legend
"." By F. TONLT !.2TW
.Ccprrlfht. 1910. by Amtrlcaa Pren
r Aiocltion.
When I was abroad lest summer I
Tlfiited a German America f-lend cf.
mine who bad got rich In A merles'
ciaUiig beer; and- with the ' proceeds 1
bought one of those ruined caBtles on
the Rhine, repaired It and treat his
summers there. ' We were sitting one
afternoon 4a, a room. facing, the west
The weather being warm, the blinds
were closed to keep out the sun, , See
ing what I suppose! t be a silver coin
on the floor. I Arose," went to It and
was about ie pkk .it up when .1 saw
that it was one 'of tboee little round
sun images that will come through a
chlnk, Ehuster. my host ..laughed at
me ard said: .., . fi
"Tht reminds me of a legend about
this .castle, Jt was formerly owned by
Baron Hugner." The story goes tfiat
the baron was a great gambler. When
he succeeded te: the .castle a lot of
mosey' went with it ,-: lott see,Mt lies
on one of two hills, and a road baa
always kd'Ktween'them dowa to the
river. 'This road was frequented by
eacpchasta who took roods dow tn
ta Rhine:! ror snipmenit-ny waxer.
When the baron saw a party of them
in the distance he had only to 'swoop
down on thm. levy e, tribute of some
23 te CO pei cent of the Vales og their
geods fee rUfantd thereto ejre,wS . .
"This baron I was teCmg yon about
Enbert Hugner. , was his name in
herited: the. property Just, about the
tuai that fceopte tot vlrttious. and It
wasn't "considered any more the way
for .a nobleman to rob. He did It aft
er this by eerving the sovereign, and
when hi king pounced upon a state or
a' duchy' or aemethlng like that the
baron-got a slices
"WeR, as I wis saying. Baron Hug
ner wa nen, a gammer ana wunai
Tlrtuoasv' Oe gambled all day. and be
gambled an night Now, the legend
Us tt that the dsvil had for denturiet
been Interested In the wealth the bar-
en had extorted from the merchants
and wanted hi share. ..Bat he didn't
want It tn money. -He has no use for
material, only spiritual things.': What
he wanted for bu share 'of the plun
der, was a soul, and thd soul he had
set his rillaineus heart 4 was Baron
Hubert Hugner.
rrhe'way the devll managed to get
a hold on tne Daron was xnrougnunis
passion' for "play.--Whenever Husner
gambled the devil stood behind him
and so Influenced him to make his bets
that gradually every bit of the gold
that the Hugner had-' for centuries
taken from the 'merchants went by
the board. Then one day v when- the
baron had lost it all the devil came
late the room-disguised as p. Jew and
told him that he would discount his
note for a large sum without either
security " or interest : " When Hugner
cam td find out what the" devil want
ed ia lieu ef security "and interest it
was the usual thing Satan hungers for
rhls souL ; .' -.-" .
"The. transaction was completed, the
consideration-T-the soul to be delivered
six months after date withotit grace.
The baron' was' furnished with a thou
saadpieces 'of gold. 1 with' which' h
went on gambling -and gradually re-
eorered allrfca had lost totting his
financial affairs into a .-satisfactory
condition a few days before his note
came m . -i.yj:.- v.v. ;
riha'Akht before Hugneru soul was
to be delivered the baron had a dream.
He dreamed that an angel appeared . to
aim and. said: Tomorrow Bataa will
claim your soul In lieu of his interest
m the plunder exacted in the past by
your ancestors from 'merchant. It, is
not meet that he should reap this beae
at; "Tomorrow when be'comeS' for yon
teU him that yoa can win money from
him' without even a piece of .money jeo
tug as aivead'ef a pin.? Qe. will demur
to. -that -.Then offer to bet him the
soul of your oldest son that yon can
o?.wnat yoti have said.' ?
"When the baron awoke it seemed
that he had really seen the angej and
received the advice.-"' Hugner v was
scarcely out of bed before a '.stranger
canea ana asked to see him.; The baron
recognized at once the fiend who had
called for his soul. With a faint
hope he obeyed the instructions of
hi dream. The devil accepted the
chaUrcge, and they sat down before a'
beard used on that day sctnethina like
fare. " The devfl dealt and. seeina what
he thought was a silver eaia aa the
g?en, turned up a card that woa t7Rh'
vst examining the coin he threw the
baroa on of equal value.
. ".a-weukl respectfully can your at
fis&tloa said .the baroa, He the fact
that what yen thought was a coin Is
anSy , a round inn spot -coming ta
erongb a chink la the window bHad.'
r" Upon my word, sail Oa derfl, 1
USset 7ou are right' -"1- - .:-
"1 think we are qclts pursued the
baron,, 'aad my soul Is Dyvown.'
The devil answered never a word.
bat got ap from the table, vent ant of
the dosr and -fever returaed.-ut that
tight ha seat a fierce storm of Cxht-
ra izi t'l that way gwtrrred
tLe'caet'.e. and Jt tad neTtr been occu
pied UI1 I came here mysalf."
,.1'y bc?t t'Tzr.i me tttt en cf the
people at th foot cf the Bctlcts knew
of Scl end ttst roost cf ticm
belli f.l It, - '
It is ttcce kjccla that make the
rclrj cf German c-aw2s core Interest
izz than tiey would be were they
mere p'Jps.of stone. and mortar. 1
spent qnlie avrhEa with my frf;nd
the baron, and my fascination for
bis boas steadily grew till my da-pcrtcre.
W (.It I kllM
tew Tork is hard up jsnd is relling
its real estate.' It looks as'thocM j Cen-4
tral park would have to go if the city
is ever to become solvent rhCad!
phla Inquirer.. . .
Flats and boor.a, says a Chicago phy
sician, drive people insane. And. tak
ing the Chicago variety cf both, it is
diScult to toll which is the more mad
danln& Loe Angsks Express.
Clncinna'4's successful boo Is thirty-
five years, old. ,It USonjs, how.ve;r ta
Ca-t-lc ey'iitei- and a fee at th)
gate keeps out the proletariat classi
cally known afi the hoi polloL-Blrmlng-bam
Age-Heral4 .
Come people do not nnderstand why
iZO policemen In New Origins cannot
keep L600 saloons shut' on Sunday.
Vt; -presume, if the matter were
knxj-JrnTU is because tbey hare their
mm - vLirrqatoo " rtews and
Courier. , '.
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4 ft ,
A
Amerl-
33 total attendance at
the
can )ea2txamea ta waf
ciA ana in isu sxzixzi.
In th recent Mssourirlowa football
game the seventeen punts of tfoyell of
Mlssoorl . averaged foctyooe '.yard&
Cis seventeen kicks 'covered G3 yardi
The fifth jmnual convention, bowl
ing tournament' and. carnival ef the
National "Bowling association wlU be
held in Buffalo, N. T, Feb. 23 to March
ia leu. . . , t . , ;, . -
c-.Ia England football players are nunv
bered.vMany gridiron experts in Amer
ica are in favor of this method, and
Mxt, aiseon " the ' tnnovatjon ' mey. . be
adopted. ...
Sweetland, the new rowing coach at
Wisoohsln. was at Syracuse, Colgate,
Hamilton, Ohio (Btate end Kentucky
State as coerh ta various 'sports b
f.i'e be went lo Uadisda
4
Aviation.
' The flnttncial failure -which has at
tended every , flying meeting organised
m Great Britain this year has discoor-
agedromotera.1-'--7'',,-"
Russia' hsM: appropriated ' nearly XL
30,009- 'for the comcleta -army- aero
plane equipment the largest sum x
pended for the purpcea by any govern-
Scottish aviators experience dl2icul
ty in experimental flights ' on account
of tea heavy .atmosphere or damp cold
encountered, as - in 'other ' northern
countiiea, Except ia ons-or twe eum
mer months the cold ia-the air makes
practice or experiments hAiardous,
A St Louis wife says aha. lied to
keep her mother-in-law's respect ' ' No
mah" would have done that Houston
A Chkago policeman's wife says thai
she has saved "hot husband's - sahuy
and in vested It until sha'hAS'gSO.OOQt
How's that foe thrifw-BwOiestcr PosV
New Tork. society .wemen having tak
en np sous . for . puythlags. - we are
u aouDi .WDcuier civmsatlaa is mov
ing forward er backward ct "tidewaya
rtrxshtirg:Bun..'H. f. I 'jr-
klinaeeota has LC0C3 acres of puh-
nc isnaa, ;
Texas Is a close second to California
among the states tn th production of
onickanvexv v..-,,.-,-.
Among (the coke producing states
Pannsyivarda ranks' first and Watt Vir
ginia second. - : . -
tiasaachnsetts last year, disbursed tn
wages la all industries. 12TM.1JIM.
the three principal industries beinc
boot and shoe manufacture, cotton
randmahtaery., -
WBaa sjoakteff beans oversight for
baking add a tiny pinch of sofl to (he
watar they soak to. - ;i' ''.;;.
Some', housewives hi ' to add the
beaten whits of as' egg to creamed
cocflsh, ' folding it earefiy through
Just before it is dona? - yrjT ;
A cake -mad without butter teads a
cnick oven; a cake with butter, except
dark-spice cakes . and fruit cakea,
Deeds only a. moderately quick oven,
and the spice cakes and fruit cakes
seed a slow oven.
SIsssenger isrvlea can Je tad by
eSois tTa!a ti.'or the TTaUn Usloa
oa tha Bs&t tz -v 1 ;
Jfoilee to Ct-t;
Notica is hereby g!Ta that sea'.. 1
bids will be received at the o"co cf
the ur.ders'gned Recorder of the City
cf La Grande, until November 22rl.
1910. at the hour of elgtt o'clock p.
rn. for tie coDstnicuoa of 8S3 squara
yards of bltulittic pavement togetlicr
with th excavation, drainage aad
curbing as shown by the plans and
specifications cn tie in this office, to
same to be constructed at tie inter
section of Monroe avenue, North Fir
and "S streets, in the Gty of tu,
Grande1, Oregon. Certified check , cf
S per cent cf the amount of the bid ta
accompany each bid. Council re3iYt
the right to reject any and all hi la.
By the order of the City Council,
November WX 1310.
D. TL COX,
Recorder of tba CJty of La Gnnda. .
Not. 19 -Et
K'-.c cf Etr;t Lrprovei
JTa, whea l? ri concern: Notice is
hereby given that la pursuance cf a ...
rctolntJan e'sjted by tTte Cocacn
Cc--at!r f jCr. : Cty, a Gratia,'
Oregon 'cn th 8LS"ay of njvem' ,r,
1910, creating Isspreveajent Distdol
Na 8 and doifMHM r-v-
aa such district, aod In pursuance' c
a resolution ;r.doptl by s."'1 Common
CcuncU pa ft 2ad day of ''Isvexnher,
1910, whereby fJd Councns. detor-
miaed aad" declared its 'Anuilon' to
improve all ttat portion ' cjf Laa -
ar&ft'&d, la" aid ' 'iE.itiet &JH
trlct as hereinafter described; by lay
trig thereon macadsaa pavement the
council .will,.-ten days after the sor
Vice' of ttTrTkotice upon the owners
cf the prcrrty aSected and beneiltr
ted .by such improvemeat order that
said, aEbve, described Improvement he
made; that boundaries of said district
to be so improved are as follows :v4 AH
that portion cf Lake avenae from the
West curb' line of North Second street
to the west line of N. Cedar street. .
Notlee is heTby further'glvcn that the
Council will levy a special assessment
on an the property affected and bene .
fitted, by such Improvement -for the
purpose. tJf 'paylBg for 'inch' taprova '
ment That the euliiaatiad'ct.ot eur.h
tmproTemcnt is. the. sum of, f";p3.C0.
That the Council will on the 23rd Csj
of November, 1310, meet at Cs Caua
cU'ctamW'at m hourvc'r! 8 '6'ctock
p.-to.to:cons1dey1..ialdJtfltimated cost
and the levy of said assessment, when
a heariig win be granted to any per
son fooling aggrieved by each assess
ment v.-;-1.'-.; :;".' i ::
La Grande, Oregon, Nov. 11, 1910.
city council of ? ,la grands,
Oregon; .
Recorder of the City of La Oraade
Oregon. .-." " : ' ' tt.
Nov. ijj-jot, ;;: 2::v
v Netfc of 'Efreet InpmrrseatV ..
To whom'n'maV'cpn'cra: Notica la"
hereby given lhat in pursuance ot a
resolution. , adopted.,, by ,the:! Common .
Council of the City of La Qfande,,9re
gon. on the.Jja kd-Iflt November, ,
1110, oreatlng Improvewont Strict
No, i7 and designatiaf street '
a such district and in pursuance of
"reV)JuJrtian. adopted ,bjr said Comjaoa
Council Ion, the 2nd day; of November
J810.. whereby aaid wanciftdste'nnked
aad declared its Intenaon imprtMra
aa,that jrtka of. ja street, ta
said, Improvement district, 'V herein
after dfcrn.by,l&ylBg tikcr aii
cadam pavement, the Counl, wilj tea
days after the service of .this notice
Won ..the .pwners , that property af
fectad and benefitted by such improve- ,
ment, order that said above describ
ed improvement be made; thatboaa
dariei of ealci district, to be so lan
proved are aa' fclkiws( AU that pot
tloa of North Becond street from, the
0. R. ft N. side of the R. R. track to
tka center of Lake avenue. Notica ta
hereby further given that the Council
will levy - a special assessmeat on
all th property affected and benefit .
tad by such Improvement tor the par
pose of paying for such teprovament
That in Kficated oast t such lnv.
rvea3;t b .th aua of imco.M.
That th Council wH oa the t3rd day
of November, 1$19, meet at it? Coua
ea.ehaxabr at th ksar cf 8 tfclaci
9. nv, to eopjiJsr said ; ecUmAted cost,
and the levy of said assessment vhea
a hearing will be franted to any per
tea - fetliot acTire5 ty each , as-
'UCraaia. Creoti, Kov. 11, nil
CTtTjCOttrCIL, C7 LA CTSAJr53,
O v 07
w - vv. ::,:;' 'tv atvcsi. -yt.
Keoorder cf th C j cf La Graais.
Crrr&,'' " ; " . '- - -
Kw. 13-L1' .' I-.- (I ' irr.r-n
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