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TO WHOM JT MAY CONCERN:
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missioners appointed by the common
council of the city of La Grande, Ore
gon, to make an examination of the
property, upon which assessments, are
to be levied to pay the costs and ex
penses of ' the street improvement
hejt'itmlte,r described, as to tha valua
tion and extent, if any, of the benefits
to be d.erivpc by said property by rea
son of said improvement, have made
their report in writing to said coun-
Icil, which report has been received by
said council, and is on file in the of
fice of the recorder of said, city, and
Tl is open for your inspection. That it
ia the intention of said council to levy
a special assessment against all the
n property hereinafter described for the
purpose of paying the costs and ex
' penses of improving M avenue front
the W. C. line of Fourth street to the
E. C. line of Second street, bv errad-
ing to establish grade and construct-
ing a five foot cement sidewalk ac
wording to the plans and specifications
1 therefore heretofore adopted by said
j council and on file in the office of the
, recorder of said city: . .
jj That the real property included in
and; the boundaries of the district ben
, j efited and affected by said proposed
improvement are as follows:
" Beginning at a point at the inter
' section of the center line of M avenue
; and the center line of Second street
and running thence east along the
center line of M avenue to the center
line of Fourth street; thence north
, along the center line of Fourth street
to a point opposite the center of
block seventy-five (75) j thence west
, to the center line of Second street;
thence south to the place of begin
.' ning.
?all in the city of La Grande, Oregon,
s' and the estimated cost of said im-
provement is $1,164.65. You will fur
ther take notice that said city coun
cil will meet at the council chamber
in the city building of said city on the
16th day of July, 1913, at eight o'clock
p. m. of said day to consider making
' said proposed levy and will then and
," there grant a hearing to any and all
, persons feeling aggreived against, or
on account of, said proposed assess
i merit.
Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this
23rd day of June, 1913.
CITY COUNCIL OF LA GRANDE,
? OREGON.
, WXVXJUV.X1. m ;
Oregon - Adv. 7-4-10t,
NOTICE OF
SEWER
MENT.
IMPROVE-
4 TO WHOM IT MAY UONUl'.KN:
You will hereby take njtice that m thence along the center of Adams avo-
pursuance of a resolution duly adopt-. nue to the center of Depot street,
ied by the council of the city of La thence to place of beginning,
f Grande, Oregon, on the 4th day of a)1 in the cit of La Grande, Oregon,
June, 1913, creating sewer district No. and the estimated cost of said pro
2, section 3, and designating and de- poged improvement is $987.55. You
daring the . real property hennafter( win further take notice that saig city
' described as included in and compns-.. 0 n wiu meet at the C0UnCjl cham-
ing said district, and in pursuance ot
'ronneiron the 4th dav of June, 1913,
' wherebv said citv council determined;
the necessity of and declared its in-l then and there grant a hearing to and ants she 1 " " - . to the man
tention to improve said district and,all persons feeling aggreived against, agement of the pupils and went to
I all the real property included therein or on &ccomt of said proposed as-, make inquiries.
las hereinafter described by laying gessment. Mv. .Tpmes Holmes, usually called
4 therein a sewer and in pursuance oi Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this "Red" Holmes, owing to his luxuriant
,the report of the commissioners here- 23 day of June. 1913. growth of auburn hair, lived in a lo
ll tofore made in relation thereto, and CIXY COUNCIL OF LA GRANDE, cabin about three miles from the
i adopted by said council, the city coun- OREGON. school house, .he professed to have
;cil of the city of La Grande, Oregon, by LEE WARNICK, i some knowledge of medicine and sold
"fwill meet at the council chamber of ( Recorder of the City of La Grande r0ots and hei-bts from the forest. Pt
'said city on the 16th day ot July, n Adv 7.4.in the distant oit.v. for their medical val-
; at the
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and consider the levy of a spe-
jcial assessment against all the real
p nrnnertv Vipnnfitpd or affected by said
1 proposed improvement, and grant a
l,X"--X-i " X , . 11 '
Shearing before said council to all per-
1 sons feeling aggrieved on account oi, Grande Oreson on that do not look good to me for they
; said proposed levy of said special aa-.of the City ot La Urande, uregon, on , the tracks of the moun
i comment, to tihv the costs and ex- the 16th day of July, 1913, for the con- ,. "tv.,..i. t x ,.i,
penses thereof. , 1
I That the boundaries of the district
h to be benefited or affected by such.
proposed "improvement are as follows,
to-wit:
) Beginning at a point on the center
line of North Fourth street, which is
north 135 feet from the nortn prop
vtw lino of Y avenue, and running
thence east to the center of North De-
i pot street; thence soutn aiong me .
south line of North Depot street to a
' point 175 feet south of the south prop
' ortir linp of Jackson avenue; thenct Aav-
northwesterly parallel with, and 135
feet from the south property line of,
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the place of beginning,
uu .a tue city .of La Grande, Union
vuuiuy, uregonf,
' Notice is hereby further given you
that the said city council proposes to
levy a special assessment on all of
the property affected or benefited by
such proposed improvement for the
purpose of paying the costs and ex
penscfj of the same. That the esti
mated cost of such proposed improve
ment isthe sum of $8,920.69.
If you have any remonstrance to
make against said proposed improve
ment or the proposed levy of such spe
cial assessment : or feel aggrieved
against the same present the same in
writing or appear in person with your
witnesses and evidence before said
council at. the time and place above
specified, or be forever barred and '
ioreciosea irom maKing tne same.
Dated at La prande, this, the 28rd
day of June, 1913.
CITY COUNCIL OP T.A nBAMFlF.
OREGON.
Recorder of the City of La Grande
Oregon Adv. 7-4-10t
By LEE WARNICK,
NQTICE . OF PROPOSED STREET
Y IMPROVEMENT.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
You are hereby notified that the com
missioners appointed by the common
council, of the city of La Grande, Ore
gon, to1 make an examination of the
property upon which assessments are
to be levied to pay the costs and ex
penses of the street improvement
hereinafter described, as to the valua
tion and extent, if any, of the bene
fits to be derived by said property by
reason of said improvement, have
made their report in writing to said
council, which report has been receiv
ed by said council, and is on file in
the office of the recorder of said city,
and is open for your inspection. That
it is the intention of said council- to
levy a spec.al a?s issment against all
property hereincf ter described for
ihe purpose of paying the costs and
expenses of improving the alley in
block 106, from the S. line of Depot
street to the N. property line of Elm.
street, by laying thereon hard surfac
ed pavement, 20 feet in width, ac
cording to the plans and specifications
therefore heretofore adopted by said
council and on file in the office of the
recorder of said city. .
lhat the real property included in
and the boundaries of the district hen-
ReinniT1D. nt xh intpl,se().ion nf ti,B
center lines of Washington avenue and
ueP'' street ana running tnence
suuuieny ciiung tnu center ui vvuku-
ington avenue to the center of Elm
Lf t ot Am Q.
bel. in the city building of said city on
tne lotn aay oi Juiy, laid, at eignt.ticed K?rt Jioi"ies "I trie mounw.ms
o'clock p. m. of said day to consider
moi.i cjj nrancaii i0v aA will
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NOTIC ETO CONTRACTORS.
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Nnt.inA. is horphv mvpn that, sealed
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... ... , . . . Council
struction of cement sidewalk and grad-
jnjf( Qn M, Avenue from tj,e West
FoaHh Street to the East
Curb line of Second Street. Bisd to
be accompanied bya check for five per
cent of the amount bid.
Bv order of the Council, June 18th
1913,
LEE WARNICK,
City Recorder.
7-8 5t. I
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hereby ,,-i 'fc'i that scaled
i bids will be received by the Council of
!,the City of La Grande, Oregon, en ihe
16th day of July, 1913, for the con-
I struction of a cement sidewalk, grad-'
! ing full width and constructing cement
i t... mxtii a ynrn tv.x, nof
. , i n xi. ox -x x. xu
property line of Fourth Street to the
curua. un x iicnuc iiviii ..in. i.wn.
of Fourth Street to the"
east property line of Walnut Street.
Bids t6 be accompanied by a certified
check for five per cent of the amount
bid. .
By order of the Council, June 18th,
1913.
LEE WARNICK,
City Recorder.
7-8 5t.
Resetting and Repairing
t t uuc u i rru ugvnifi'itnu
SHOWS GRANGERS' TALENTS
L Installments of a "book" written by
different members of Union county fa,a; waB. near was ma-
erantres and read at" mpptinfrs of thai"18 Te?dy. to atta me when a lare
granges and read at meetings of the ammal of 8omfl kjn(, Cftme ou(. rf the
granges, will be published from time brush near by and diverted his attt.,
to time until the book is completed, tion. I turned and fled thinking I was
Each contributor wrote a chapter, and
all were read in their logical sequence.
CHAPTERII.
, By Mrs. Agnes Daroh.
"""ontinued from Yestredays Daily.)
ihe pendulum of the big clock on'
f, wall snrnnir elnwlv hot nr4h
;" T"; fT,: J VLli. jl L T. W.
0,,Lf,lr J
notone- .The little clock on the teach-
"i w uuuiu i.ne uig one in
sneprf with its tir-k tirlr i.V. Toaohl
s heart was vibratine exceeding the
speed limits of the clocks for she was
n"V Tf0 of her pupils wrrmTss!
'. - . . . w
mi? irom the school room: these samei l S v " ' " vbu di-whwi uvmcj-nai,
WilsTL&wdl Z TttZtZchtt nZimng one81ba,loon ascension in this country.
had been vexing her very much of.set out t0 searcft lor Lucy' 1
i late,, especially Lucy, Edna she knew
was a good girl at heart but was
being led into mischief by Lucy, she
inquired of the pupils if they know
where the eirls were, but no one had
seen anything of them since they had
sr'en their? dinners at their accus
tomed place under the large pine tree
across the road, . ' v
The hands of the big clock pointed
to twenty -minutes to three and still
the missing, girls had not appeared.
Teacher sent two of the larger boys
to look around the woods near the
pchool house but it was of no avail.
Miss Winter was angry and of
course eh pupils persisted in being
naughty and keeping her so, some
how it was so rasy to do mean things
when sh ' scolded.. She seldom pun
there was no Gtheshrdletaoishi'deta
'shed with . stick or strap without
there was no other way to gain her
point but today she had half a mind
tn rolieve It"' pent up wrath on some
of them. There ' was Ralph Lowell,
hadn't he teased the smaller boys
dreadfully at recess? Hadn't she
I seen numerous . wads of paper shot
hack and forth across the room ?
Hadn't Jack Hunt put gum in Eliza
beth Scott's hair? Everything seem
ed to go wrOng, the recitations were
abominable. Grace Dent claimed
"that six times eight was sixty-four
a"d when teacher held up a picture
of a zebra in geography class, Harrv
Burns said "it looked like a horse in
a bathing suit," A few minutes later
a slight; cough and a shuffle of feet
warned teacher that some one was
trying to attract some one else's at
tention and as she turned around a
folded Diece of paper skidded down
the aisle and stooped near Kenneth
Clark's desk. Before Kenneth could
find an excuse for bending to pick
it ' up, Miss Winters announced ir!
a stern tone of voice: '"n--
remain ' ..moitn nan
brine-s
T'- then sh" n"-
nearine ths sf'"M bouse
: .ut
j ue. He was fond of hunting and
' . . . ,. ,
roamed the country a great deal. He
informed Miss Winters that he had
seen no one althoueh he had been on
f xurt ,-.n;n.l-,Knvinn. mnnria tViat
n LUltl "X UCieiluwllllf, ..vwuo
dav. He said: "I have seen tracks
are fresh thoueh and it is not safe for
such small girls to be out in the
woods alone. Several days ago I no-
' 08, the ciek from
in"y"abin but by the time I had se-
j cured my ?un and reached the snot,
"uin had disanpeared." Biddintr Miss
Winters a trood afternoon and hoping
rth.Pw find them: safe at
home when night came on, "Rod" pro-
ceeded on his wav and Miss Winters
returned to Iw d'it;"s. TU" ""f"-
Z VhrlH wuld auly be ed and the description of the 1,;
at home after school but she could "Pn which same is growing, or in
not help feeling worried and anx-
ous. . , .
paffMSStS Mrs!
Brown, when thev iU li'o
homestead and found that Edna was
not there. Miss Winters went to the
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jf", edunon" Mrs".
t.OWe nome DUl Wltn no oeii-er uuc
, th r caled u- on Mrs,
Brown's brother, Mr. John Marshall,
and he, in company with Mr. Lowell,
went to make a search for the trills,
jney weic '' , x i, upon which such weed may ue growing
rrnize a lareer searching party. Marfy H ,
of the neiehbors came, bringing lan- then such notice shall be served by
terns and th search boan fiv', posting in three conspicuous places
man carried fire arms and when the .(p0n said premises a copy of such no
girls were found the firing of a gun tjce duy certificd to be such by said
was to be the signal for calling the ,
little company together. Old Bouncer, "ad supervisor
a fine, large shepherd dog, belonging Section 2. That Section 6460 ol
to Mrs. Brown, was in company, he Lord's Oregon Laws be and the same
had played with and taken care of js hereby amended so as to read as
the girls since thev were very small .
and usually accompanied them to . 8" . T. .
rv iivuif uuif vi -v- " i
home to mind the stock. After sv-
cral wearv hours of searching Boun-
ccr was heard barking joyous ly sey-j
eral hundred vards away. Uncle John i
reached the spot first, where he.
fnnnd Rouneer dancinir around and,
r.UsTl v.., nta hnrl nPPTl KPDL ail
, l x .1:- w.r.'
kissing cana overjoyeu at juiuimk " shall be the duty oi sucn road super
! playmate; Edna was much friehtenedj . t d he h n hav0 aulhority to
and fat cued but otherwise unharmed.
i nnt. with hnr. Edna told of I go upon said land or road or highway
I their wandering through the woods
and of encounter.!.,; he bear, she
running toward the school house, but
own auuuu i hum unveil me wroniff
path and was not able to find the
way home. - I kept wandering around
unni. it grew dark and 1 became so
tired I could not walk any more, so
dropped down at the foot of a tree
'r" X3 nm
V""S. uill
W0K8 me Un 1 am afra'd thse wild
beasts must have gotten Lucy, I do
not know 4 but h'e was
a tree whpn I ran n-aiav nlonso tnVo
"P . . 1T8n 8Way' P,ea8e
? SJl,', 1 ver wa1t. to!
I x I fL bVt serening
I party,t0ether' U"cle John, with Ed-
na ana two verv tired o n mpn start-,
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The County Court is having the road
supervisor of this district issue the
following notice as to the destruction
of noxious weeds: '''
To
You are hereby notified to at once
destroy all Russian Thistle, Canada
Thistle, Chinese Thistle, White Mus
tard, Cockle Burr and Silver Brush
Salt Brush, now growing upon .....
Section ... . .... ... . . .... .Township
. ....R. E
W'.M. Union County, Oregon, now
occupied by
If you fail or refuse to destroy said'
above noxious weeds for ten days from
date of service of this notice upon
you, you will be proceeded against as
provided foiby the Sections 1, 2 and 3
Chapter 168, General Laws of Oregon
enacted 1907.
Supervisor ofi-Road District No
Following is the wording of the
law upon which the order is based:
Chapter 394, General Laws of Ore
gon, for 1913, reads: Be it enacted by
the people of the State of Oregon,
Be it enacted by the legislature as
sembly of the Slate of .Oregon.
Nation 1. That section 6458 , of
Lord's Oregon-Laws be and the same
:g herebv amended so as to read as fol-
! low
Scs. 0458. It sha'.l be the' duty of
each road supervisor in each road dis-
trict in this state, in addition to th.
duties heretofore prescribed by law
to ascertain from time to time and
know whether or not there is in his
district any weed known as the Rus
sian thistle, the Canada thistle, the
Chinese thistle, or sisymbrium altiss
inum (called white or Jim Hill mus
tard), cockel burr (known as the dag
ger cockel burr), atrisplex -argentia
(called silver salt brush), and he shall
as he ascertains that there is any of
such weed, and before any thereof had
shed its bloom or commenced to forir.
the seed, serve or cause to be serv
uPon the owner of. the Iand or the
land adjoining a road or highway to
the center thereof, if he be known and
"siding within the county, and if not. ,
uPon the occupant of the premise oi
to the center of the road or righway j
adjoining said premises upon. which;
said weeds or thistles may be, a no
- writing notifying said owne.
or occupant of the existence of said
thistle, or weed or weeds, and in such
notice shall give the name cf
case said weeds or thistles are grow-
ing upon a road or highway, a de-
J"! the -
road or highway. Said notice shall be
served by delivering to the occupant
nr nerson in chartre of said nremises
i ' "
'r la"d adjoining said road or high-
way, a copy thereof duly certified to be
such by tne person serving same, anc.
jf there be no occupant of such land
out. n out-ii v "iii-x wvv
: m
pant shall fail or refuse for ten days!;
af t(,r i,eing so notified of the existence i J
or Qn fiaid , djl
. . 1 a
or said land adjoining a road or high-! ,
way, to completely remove same, it,!
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calling to his assistance Buch help as
Tl
buui litnu or roai or Highway in such limns against said proposed unjuov
a manner that it will be moBt effect-1 ment or the proposed levy of suchsp
ive and work the least injury. to the1 ". assessment or feelaggriew
lard, fen 'W h!ll dot, .ij .fH"'". MW " ummm
and sto'.Rced. and prevent tha same
from ii. any way spreuding to any ad-
jt ... ...r.dt,.
Adv.
tf.
120 Yeexe Since .First FligM.
Washington. Julv 9. Off Mais . of
the recently established Langley aero-1
dynamic laboratory at the Smithson-1
iah Institute today commented on the.
fact that it was just one hundred and
twenty years ago today that a man I
nam' Blanchard the Rodman Law
nariKfi' Blanchard the Rodman Law
of yesterday startled America bv as
cending in a balloon at Philadelphia. I
lit was the first time the feat had
e;eA Def?, ccomPsned on this side
Ihe comment was brought forth in'
connection w.h the present day stage
of air navigation when aeroplanes 1
hydro-aeroplanes, dirigible balloons
and ?ther. . a!r craf
ceased to De novelties throughout the
civilized world. George Washington
woo on nfAactaj
NOTICE
OF SEWER
IMPROVE-
MENT,
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN!
You will hereby take notice that in!
pursuance of a resolution duly adopt-
ed by the council of the city of La
Grande, Oregon, on the 4th day of
June, 1913, creating sewer district No.
1, section 4, and designating and da-
daring the real property hereinafter
described as included in and compris -
ing said district and in pursuance of
a resolution dutva dopted by said city'
council on the 21st day of May, 1913,
whereby said city council determined
the necessity of and declared its in
tion , to improve said district and all
the real property included therein
as hereinafter described . by laying
therein a sewer and in pursuance of
the report of commissioners hereto
fore made in relation thereto, and
adopted by aid councils, the city coun
adopted by said council, the city coun
cil of the city of La Grande, Oregon,
will meet at the council chamber of
said city on the 16th day of July
i;13,.?Yne noI,r 01 ,5 'ock1 P"
of said day, and consider the levy of !
i iL x ! iiJxv'
nYnVXl. point oppjit?,th.ctar
co id r,Mnnj i x , j
SLti XTlIZJ'li
count of ' 8Birio.eT lf .aW
special assessment to oat ythe costs
.nS8!8.' t8
.t V:SrrrK.
to be benefited or affected by such
proposed improvement. are as follows:
to-wit:
, Beginni:
center 1
-Tr-r"li.-M "-I":
iinef Alder street toff, center line
of O, avenue; thence east along the
tciiier nue 01 j avenue 10 u e center
line of Cedar street; thence north
along the center line of Cedar street
to the center line of Pennsylvania ave
p''p then'-" et alone the cnr tnt
of Pennsylvania avenue to the cente:
line of First street; thence north a!on.;
J the center line of First street to th
ter ljne of Spring avenue; then'i-
west along the center line of Spr'nr
a enut to the center line of O.il;
street1 tVipnce south along the cep'ei
lino of Oak etreet to the center line
V0L"",Le"! .!"exuc!"!!r "n"
along theenter line of 'Pennsylvania
avenue to the center line of Walnut
street; thence north along the cente-
line or walnut street to the centei
line of Jefferson avenue; thence west
along the center line of Jefferson ave
nue to the place of beginnine.
all in the city of La Grcfie, Union
county, Orepon.
Notice is hereby further given you
that the said city council proposes t
levy a special assessment on all of
the property affected or benefited by
such proposced-improvement for the-
purpose of paying the costs and ex-
natieoo nf tnn mo To 'tlio
Let Us Protect
x xj,. i-t.-c-nx:-,, t ii,. addnon;. thence along the center line
ngat the intersection of the nt tij'. onA 9 w:.j
LJee,r.s.?"x ?!!fJd,,.'and 78, 77. 76 and 75 3 riUelZ
by putting your plumbing in first-class aanitnn fnt
rlition, fonnecting it to sewer, no it vill ,.c-
tary laws.
i
jlcewcd Ftumbers BAY &
Monuments Concrete Blocks j
LATEST DESIGNS Best Building Material '
Made In La Grande. KllOWn
E. C. D A VIS Cor Greenwood & S Ave.
, La Grande.
writing or appear in person with your
witnesses and evidence v before . aaM
council at the time and place above
specified, or be forever barred jkmB
foreclosed from making the sane.
Dated at La Grande, Oregon, i&jq.
the 23rd day of June, 1913.
OREGON
By LEE WARNICK,
Recorder of the City of La Grajstf,
Oregon Adv. 7-4-Iflfc
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NftTlrP OP PRftpftirn ctrfft
woll('t r""l:9?.E" STKEEI
IMPROVEMENT.
TO WHOM IT MAY COJJCEKXs
You are hereby notified that tha
missioners appointed by the coraraoo
; council, of the city of La Graodr.
Oregon, to make an examination
the property, upon which assessment!
are 'to be levied to nav the casta rmi
expenses of the street improvement
hereinafter, described, to the !-
ation and extent, if any, of the bene-
fiU to be derived by said properly It
icaauii v onm juiLnuvenienL, uhvc?
made their report in writing to
council, which report has been mien-
ed by said councjl, and is on file ia the
office of ' the recorder of said city..
and is open for your inspection. That
it is the intention of said couorii tat
lew a special-assessment affainst. jlH
the property hereinafter described for
j the purpose of paying the costs and
j expenses of improving N avenue from
west property line of Fourth strtl t
the east property line of Wateiti
street by laying thereon cement carte,
j and walks and grade the street la the
proper sub-grade, according to the
plans and specifications therefor
heretofore adopted by said council
and on file in the office of the reoonier
of said city.'
. ' That the real property included m
and , the boundaries of the didrte&
benefited and affected . by saitf jutt-
posed improvement are as follows;
Beginning at a pomt on the enter
line Of Fourth street opposite the ee.
ter of the alley in block 74 of Chajo
lin's addition and running thence ec
along- the center iine of block M W,
72 and 71 of Chaplin's addition ant
diocks z and 7 or wisdom's add An
to the center line of Walnut strwii?
x'L'"B "JL "SJTs
thence along the center line of Watast
"Oi . jbiocK b oi ' Wisdom s addiLM;'
thence along the centerline of BloA
Thencft Aleve
th,- center line of Blocks 6 araS
I Wi3dom's Addition and 78, 77, W, -mC
76 of Chaplin's Addition to the ceSer
Fourth-.treet, thence or U
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of La Grande, Oregon.'
line of blocks 6 and 3 of Wisdom
n to the center line of Fortk
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and the estimated cost of said pr-
posed improvement is $10,659.54. Yh
will further take notice that said ci?y
council will meet at the council cJim.
ber in the city building of said citsp..
on the 16th day of July, 1913, at evgta
o'clock p, m. of said day, to considw
making said proposed levy and wilt
then and there grant a hearing to ms
and all persons feeling aggrien&
acainst. or on account of. Raid 7vr&-.
. posed assessment.
23d day of June 1913 '
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ORPrnN GRAIN DX.
By LEE WARNICK.
Recorder of theCity of La Grantf
Oregon , Adv. 7-A-Mfc
Notice to Creditors.
All persons owing A. V. Ann-""-
are requested to pay their accotntai
at once as the books must be closed m
before they are transferred to tla
new firm.
Adv. ' A. V. ANDREWS
Your Health
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