6 ut RO A MVS ui 1
REAL ESTATE TKANSIT.KS
T L Dakr to J McKttl, ti la North
HiI'cIkwo - fio
Marts. L, tlorkrt to K W Kultrr-
u, (till
Si B llttaloa to John I'rainn. itx a
arc 7 t ) a t 4
Paail Liliy to A Myrra, yfcill
li r;
Oia F Hall to M S Taunton. S lot
Hall' Ail foaiat C.iow
J l KoiW to I-.thel Hall, lot J al'.i?
10 ,
10
IO
War. I tirow.
2 SO
I) N Morna to Connie R Tauntvm, tr
in Mk 9. Saylor'a !. Forr nt Urov
M S Taunlow to F W Knwraora, loom
Ij ft 10 inchta, blk 6, Vortsl tl-ov
ITjaa K Hall to F W Fmrtaon, Kt 4
blk f. Hall' AJ, Vonrst lirovr
Chaa E Hall to K VY hmcrnm. 6 lot.
Hall Ad. F Urove
lit
10
L M liraham to C F kr'trr. i U a
aame at abovr. yv
K C Brock to iKikj Storey, lot 14.
Hill'a Acre. Rot u-
C I Jtm to V C anl Uan-.a Fischer
actet KtMt) n r j -to.ovv
C V. Ktlary to K.lna V Stewart, lot 4
Wert Tark. F Cro to
Herman Rfhlwrg to F Sa;M.!, furl
of lot 7. North T'.gt'.v '.le ;oo
F J ward Warner to Loo: 0-i:!r-.!f. 'ot
8 blk C. Lehman Acrv. 5c
Andrew San.lblom to Wm Cebell. N
a arc 10 t 1 n r Sot
F A Knap et al to Orsce McK.-y. t
lot in Richard lHi-m .1 1 c 14
II J Joy to August N. ft ke Jr. lot 10
Borwick Acres-
Albert U I'mleimood to Ida Vnder-
to
wood. 1 1 kc t) t i 1 r 1 . to
C R Hodgdoo to G V Iknulurant
6.7S Fatnncw. H illation 5000
Francia to. barn to Jacob hnret, lot
in North Plain 600
Frank IVtelt to hen and R-bt Lit.
3 sere eear Shrtwoc.1. 3i$J
John Schroetler I.br Co to L 5 Mtn-
efee, timber land in Wash.UK'on
and Tillamook conn tie 410 coo
Emil Lnthi to F Wirelt and Sol
Weckert, 1 acre, read purpose
Wn Bremer to Lncy Chapman, right
and title to (priog, arc Jo t 2 r a
E A Eddy to J L Fvrom, 79 am at
Tualatin .. .-
Levi CrepstO Lorru J Ctrpa. jacie
arc Ji t 1 r 3
Lorvn J Crepaet x to Lew Ctip,
aame a above. 10
T J Force to K M Borate, j;S l
rctl R S Tnrper d 1 c 10
Felix Verhoeven to J A 1 huml rh,
it John Giiftm U I c 1
W A Shaw et ux to W F Scfcueu'er,
I Beav Kei1ille. . . 1C
Frank Coefelt to J N Ciisteun.
3 near Shttwocd .2250
SURPRISE PARTY
(Contributed)
A very pleasant surprise was
tendered Mrs. Arthur Milten
burjrer at the Miltenborger home.
North Hillshoro. on Wednesday
evening, April 23, the occasion
being her 26th birthday. The
event was also a house-warminjr,
Mr. and Mrs. Miltenberger hav
ing just moved into the Baugh
raan estate residence. The eve
ning was spent in dancing and
cards, and an orchestra consist
ing of Will Jack, Earl Donelson -who
still know how t "rasp the
catguts" as violins and Fred
and Art Miltenberger, who
jingled the guitar strinsrs, fur
. nished the music. Afterdancing
and cards were indulged, an ele
gant light luncheon was served,
with all kinds of delicacies, with
coffee and Angora as quenchers.
Those participating in the sur-
Erise were F W Delsman. Misses
izzie and Frances Delsman,
Henry Delsman and family, W
B Delsman, Florence Waibel.
John Engeldinger and family.
Will, Via and Miss Hettie Jack,
Will Taylor, Grace Kerr. Frank
Overroeder. Lizzie Unger, Jos.
Miller, Ed Wann and family. Mr
Montgomery and family, Paul
Ray, Khoda Jackson, John Ryan,
Celia Waibel, Michael and Tho3.
Dooher, Wm. Grenbemer, Fred,
Art, Lena and Mrs. Susan Mil
tenberger and many more that
the reporter can't recall.
Last Friday night the C. I. C's
of the Evangelical Church were
banqueted through the hospitali
tj of the Delta Alpha class. The
affair went beyond any thing at
tempted along that line in the
school. There has been a spirit
of helpful nva'ry between these
two classes for some time and
the ladies determined to show
the young men a royal time.
They selected Mr. Ray Taylor's
place for the affair and this
proved an excellent place as the
two large rooms were thrown to
gether and one large table ex
tended through these two rooms,
besides Mr. and Mrs. Taylor
make an excellent host and
hostess. The rooms and table
were beautifully decorated. On
ly the memoers of the two
classes were present, but it made
a lively group of young peoule.
as they gathered at the home of
Mr. Jones. Here they were en
tertained by Mr. Staulfer and
Schafter, with instrumental mus
ic, until all things were ready in
the banqueting hall; then each
one Becured his partner, and
twelve couple marched to the
table. The president of the
Delta Alpha class served as, toast
mistress. All enjoyed: the sump
tious menu and the leasts served
as tonic, so Jthat none felt the
worse fot'thenateness of the
hottr.irhen ? they adjourned
ThACt I. C's only have words of
praise, and are determined to
i beat the girls m the contest,
homing to get another such
treat
Next Monday and Tuesday.
Shakespeare's magnificent play,
! Cymbeline, will be seen at the
i Peoples' Theatre. If you are i
i lover of a good play do not fai
to see this splendid production.
( Two reels, and magnificently ex
ecuted.
13
forget the smoker next
' jAuriaay eve.
SILVER GRAY
SC VSMIU LEGHORNS
SaUARL DEAL POULTRY FARM
iicr&u HltlS80RO,ORE.
I otter a'l Suture IV:t .Vultry
for hot otter ;iKc niAtkct
prices. 70 V Leghorn hcus,
SJ p"cts lt Uyout iu
county, l-.cs ;it for 15;
t 00 ;vr 100, while they List.
J. K. Cau cus, ucar Jollcy
hopluue, :!)N' K HiIllro.
Noltre t' t'ntrc lor
vit; 1 : . ai
uev.Vi-d at I'.ir c:V.ce t ihe City Rccrd
er cf Hi!;lKro, t.-tg'n. unti'l TW
oVovk. P Si., on Mm 10, for lutmxSi
m.!rii'. and eou.'lruvtirg M o.Um
tvit pavruirut rVf a i.;h of mtii
feet co Fir Street, in k;J CHy ttom t' e
Kat ! ne of Third Si:et to a point r,(..l
fvtt West if the ir;iur Ji e of N::h
Strrvt. tn ceord.-tnee tih the eti mites
p ant and pecuoiion no on u'.e in
tie ctf.ee of M!.l City Koo!.U r.
P.anauiiy l seep, and j-ciiictm,
form of contract nr.d Ku I tt;nv l; ul
u;iiet npot arp';citi n t- lUiU-tt J.
F a.K. City Frjiater. II !!boro. O en
No bi I or propva! vi;tl be c 'ust ic ed
nalca cwn;unevl bv a chck t n! lv
Un per ce-it. of the pnpoil. certmed by
a rcponi lo b.'.r. p-iy iM- to tU." order
o( the !or. or be a loud vaiable to
the Mator lot hke anuiu t surul by
the bill ter and tJ siuti.'ient urctii
uch check or Ivcd to be returned to uu
successful t'uK'ors
The rij:!-.t i ree:ved to reject nv and
all bid.
Pv otder of the City Council IXitrd
this April N. 191 J-
H. T. B.tty. Miyor
C. A HtUe. Krcoider.
Herbert J. Flagi, City Fniru-cr.
Farmington Notes Mrs. (J. S.
llobinson and Miss Nellie Smith
were delegates from the Chris
tian Church to the Oregon State
bunday bchool convention held
at Oregon City last week.
Farmington boasts of two organ
ized baseball teams Mr. and
Mrs. Harvev Uachelar have
rented their Hillsboro home and
will reside here this Summer.
Supt. Barnes visited our school
ast week. Miss Myrtle Mc-
Clarkin. of Laurel, visited at
the J. S. Ibbinson home. Sunday.
Mr. Kendall, of McMinnville,
being unable to till his engage
ment in the christian Church
pulpit, next Sunday, Mrs. Ken
dall, a very good speaker, will
interest our church people next
Sunday morning.
Do not forget to ask for a
Schiller when you want a good
10 cent smoke no "cough dust"
in the Schiller. 12tf
A fellow residing at David's
Hill the first of the week had his
wife's father arrested for mak
ing a rouizh house on the prem
ises, and the belligerent was
lodged in jail. Last night the
young man's chicken house
burned up and he sustained sev-
il bruises about the face.
The elder has not yet had his
hearing, and will probably be alt
right in a few da3, when he
gets straightened out
SOUTH ;RN PACIFIC
The Southern Pacific schedule,
as now running, is as follows:
To Portland
McMinnville pass'ger, a.
Sheridan train, a. m . .
m
...6:52
..8:38
l'illamook train, p. m .
..1:07
Corvallis overland, p. m
...4:57
Un bunuay, the ahenuan pas
senger does not leave tiuistwro
for Portland until 8:u0.
From Portland
Corvallis passenger, a. m..--8:22
Tillamook passenger, a. m..lO:(K)
Sheridan passenger, p. m
M'Minnville passenger, p. m.6:45
Base Hits.
Ereru, yotinsur LrotluT of th
CubV
famous secuml baseman. Imt
agned as sliortstop with the West End
club of the Chicago City league.
The Itofston Amerlrans are di.-llghted
With the playing of Turtfll ot third
luqe. This Ind thin bi-iiwiu has iilayinl
like a star. nd luorinvcr he Is a toiim
player rathi.T than uu ludlvldual per
foruiLT. Titi hcr Ed Walsh of the Chicago
Whlt Sox Fays there is n hitch In his
elbow which riof not allow him to let
hiinscf out at top gpi-ed. Even with a
B"rt iirui pin-hern of the Walsh type
would he wcli omed by any team.
The announcement hy President
Charles II. Ehhets -of the lirooklyn
team that "Bad Hill" Dahlen will man
ap; the toani niin Hcxt year wan a bit
of "welcome nw to lirooklyn fan.
Icsplte the fact Mat the IMgi-rn can
not nnish better than sixth place this
jcar Dahlen Is civen cicilit for skillful
handling of the team.
Town Topics.
One nilslit easily Infer from the
amount of preparation being made to
tflg for Kansas City's new union sta
tion, that i he task is several ub.es
larger than the I'auaina caual.-Kau-sns
City Star.
Yes, little ohl New York Is really a
sizable town. Everything considered,
we are proud of little old New York.
It Ih destined to be for ail time the
metropolis of our Atlantic coast. -Chi
eago Tribune.
Bt. EoiiU claims thnt It would have
810,()UO Inhabitants If it would annex
the thickly populated areas Just out
side the city limits, but It hasn't per
formed the annexation act as yeU
uaiveston (Tex.) Tribune.
'a? '
grwd in mm
fWp at Ptnllip
Best
Motion
Photoplay
Theatre
in Hiilsboro
Best Reels
Best Effects!
Try Ds
Subject to change without
notice. Matinee, Saturdays
from 2 to 5. Children, 5c.
Adults. 10c.
SherllT Sale f Kn'rutinu
Sol ice i livrrby iru, Ihat by virturof
an atU-liiiiM firtulum iuuc-1 out of
and unilrr th .yl o' thr caii:ily nmrt "I
tli Stai of Hnw. f-ir W a-liii( n
County. tUlrtl th- .''ih ilay of April, I ii.i,
in lavor of A. K Mi-i'uinwr. I'lmnlill.
and airi'i' W. K. rUI'h, .! f.n.tiit, f..r
i lm mim of 70 " and thi further aum i)l
7n nt arul itiliiirwniriitii, aitii In
terrt on mul riiMN-tiVH amotinu fr n
lh lSih day nf April, l!HJ. al tlm ra'o nfi!
rer cKiit. (i r annii'ii, In me ilin-oil and
It'.ltrrnl. Colliliun.lllltf Inn In lll- nt.tt
if Ih real pMi-rty ilen-rilnil in Mid a
tnrhiiii-iil fit'HliiMi and hri'inatUir ila.
riixMl, 1 have levl.sl iijmiii. nnd leirHtniDt
to the iniiuiiiiintla ol iuul ctUehineiil
cii-ciiiiiin, I a id on
M'liiiUr. th 2nd ilay of Jnnn, I'll I,
A the sunt:, door n the rnurt hoii". in
Hil'tlmro, Vamii.Ktn ( uiiiity. Oreicm,
' the hour ol ten uVinrlt A M ot w,tid
iUr. Hell at piibiir ailrtmn t tlio liiineV
lii'liler for rnli in hand, ail of the follow
iiX dim-riord n-al iriirty lyunj. I ui
unit nitua'.e in the Stiili-of un-e in. ml
County of W ahirii;ton, ami particularly
tlt"rrilvl a f-itluM. tuMit:
All of bit Ten (10) in I'.lm k Forty oi.e
(ID, ol. -.nil in North Pluina i the mie
o.-ri upon tie' duly rwinlwl ulni thi-ri-ot
on tile and ol n onl lu tlie o'li.rr of lh
Hnitrdrr of ConvHTaucn ol WasluiiKton
(bounty, tiriuon.
Uiui' isfy lh" l)rii:ln-Uir imiii'd miiuii
and the Cou and f -iwm of nle and of
Hill W rit. !-AIJ til lid llOlalf llllijoi-t
to ie '.) Iiiptiou hh ht xUluttt uf Ori-Kou.
DitH.1 at II ilUlxiro on lliii.JOth uy n!
April.
J. K Keeves,
i-h ritl of W adiintim Count v. Oreif in
By J. V. Aiip'eitiitH, llvpulT.
lUglny iV Hare, Attorney for plaintilf
MICNALL J. IHAVLKS
The remains of the late Micharl I, pc,w
en, of Aloha, who died near Mapleton
Ore, on the 19'h o' April, arrived at
Hi-avert-m, Tuevhy evening. The funer
al was hrld Wednesday morning from
the Ikrsverton Calliope church, kev
rattier iirlynn olhrmlinK, interment
being at the Hillsboro Cath-ilic cemetery
iJeceated wju charter memlier of the
Hi l bori Council No. i6jj, Knights of
Loluiiibu9, and held tbeitation of GrHiul
Mr.glit until two wctka prior to lu
(ha'.h. The II lUboro Council lias lost
the corner stone -f i u-Uc r'.ti(rn
death rf liM'.Iu . I i.vi i . He was also
a memlier of the Wowlmrn.
The Knights if Cob-ivbus passed th'
fol owi' g resolutions i., c indolence:
Whereas, the Altn'g'.i v (lid In His
wisdom h is rcmoverl fi. m his earthly
b -me llrother Michael .1, Powers; our
estertneil t.ran'l Kmlit: lie it
Resolved. That llillslmro Council,
No. 1634. Knights of Colti-nlius, extend
Its sympathy to the bereaved wife of
BrotlK-r Powers in her great sorrow mid
sssur .' her that th prayers of the council
will be j lined with hers f ir the repose
01 tne soul ( 1 iH-ruectaseil husiiand; and
be it further
Resolved, That a copy of these reo!u
tions lie forwarded to the wife of our de
puted brother and that they be made a
part ol our minutes.
John Kn-'t-hlinger,
.lob 11 M. Hynii
I'rank Waibel
Committee
Gay Lombard, the Portland
capitalist, who wedded Miss
Mary Tongue, is a candidate for
the mayoralty in the Portland
primaries. He is pitted against
Mayor Iiushlight and Dan Kel
laher. Lombard and Rushlight
are on the republican ticket, and
Kellaher is running on the Pro
gressive ticket. There is a live
ly scrap on, the bone of conten
tion being a new charter and
commission form of government,
Lombard opposing a change in
the charter, and Rushlight favor
ing it. It now looks like Rush
light Argus and Journal, $2.25.
,.rtV t Mi i'iv
t!'t. lit Uitlvl.tl ,M
Sulc. lVl , 11 o
ImhihI lrra Hi"
l OMi
Mi
FtVH tllO llHl!H:
e.itiur it may lv po-
Japan has dam 'in . I t;
stream and tun nl it
or like the country at t.
it is namoo. it is .lot r
uive us an ijua!ly
ception.
thf
.1) .I'!
-1 t
The Philippine ,.:!w-:
walking, and the t
American realizes th.ti
session of a far il.nu:
line is enough to e i
bravest a little uneitsi:-
1
.1.1
pan knows this as we;! a w .! ',
and we are now in a i i'.: h
that we must l't tl'- '"in
Bro.vn M.lt" dictate oir.N.Ui n
at policies. If we r,n s:.ie i,!T
Innible for a time it t. c t !.
ii a i ,ti. . .
weit jor me riiiipmo i" lu.i'
his independeruv. with a j 'ir ti
prviteetorate of the big powers. I
caon lo gel w nai ir.t.ie it can on
an amicable basis.
The Oregoniait was I. -w ! head
ed, when, some years a - . it ed
i tonally said that Atm-ru m ims
session of the Philliiipinc l'.iruN
would bo a national m !,a i and
that the most we sImuM have1
there was a coaling stati. n. If
we mix with the Jap we proba
bly won't have even that for a
few months. No one supines
that we should not in tlu- end
be victors, with Hiram Johnson
at the head of the voluntiv rs.
but it would cost men and trea
sure. Imt whv sh v.ih we worrv
the bondholder isn't troubling
himself.
Hillsboro is a good town. l
cry citizen should strive to make
it a better town, and contribute
to its growth. The Commercial
Club gives a smoker net Thurs
day night, MayS. in the Tamiesie
block, opposite the Hotel Wash
ington. Kvcry business man.
and every mm identified with
the future, as well as the pres
ent, of the city, should turn out
and lend his name to the mem
bership of the organization, it
is up to you, Mr. Citizen, to make
a bigger and better Hillsboro.
Caste and cliipie should be buried
-come out and give the Club
your moral and financial support.
The Club will get things for
Hillsboro, and get them, by con
certed action. No town can
thrive without a good, live com
mercial organization. Put your
shoulder to the wheel; forget
your differences, and remember
the old legend of the broken bun
dle of fagots. Your presence is
wanted; is invited; is necessary,
at the smoker, next Thursday
night, May 8 and if you arc not
there you will lie the loser.
Come out that night. You'll not
regret it.
Ml IK : I oM Ittl Toll.
.Scali-il (irniKisiln rt- innlcil ami will !
reci iveil at tin- nlfn-e uf the City kccnr.lrr
uf iblUlmro, Ortyiiti, until 7. Jn (I'l-lnck ,
1' M , on M iy in, .,n, for furiiislni.i;
nmitriala mill r. ri ton tui ciuio'i lc strrrl
pavement ith tutu'iifn tup ami wmrniK
Hiirface mi Tliinl Stri ct, ill til? c ty nl
llilln'oro, O tfjidii, fmtii tlie S'lieli linfif
J ickin trii l to tlie S nitli line i.f Ivli
son. Street, 111 aciiiriUnce with tlie rnli
ma i-l plan, mill ripfrilirntiuiii rmw (111
file in tlie ullicc of ii City licr iplcr.
I'lana may uc m tii, ami Be,:iticlii)tH,
fciriin of conlrct and Ii mil may lie l.
tinei upon application to Murliurt J.
I'iaKK, tlty Knxinceer, llillalior 1, Ore
oti.
No lii'l or jiropiml will Ik- con iiU-rid
un lew nrcniiip'iiti il liy n clie 'k i(pi,tl to I
ten per cent. r,f th : t rotioail ccrtilii-il
by a n-Hjioiiiilile Innli, p.ynlre to the
onlercf lhe) Mayor, or liy a IkiiiiI pay
able to the 'Mayor fur a like amount,
HjjlK'l by tlie blililer two mittVlenl 1
aiirrlira, nich check or bonil to be re
1 11 rni il to un ucrciifiil liiililera.
Tin? riht in riservcil to nject any an 1
hll hnU.
By order of the Cily Council liatnl
I his Aptil 7), 1 1 3
II. T. Batjley, Mayor.
C. A. Ik-Mel, Uccorder.
llerln.-rt J I'.rijJK, City 1 1 iui-er.
There will bo a baseball Katnei
at Urenco, next Sunday, bcttwecn ;
the locals and the Stilettos, of i
Portland. A j?ood txame, and j
Orenco claims the fastest team
in the county. I
Dr. F. R. SIZER
Naturopath Physician
Odice over
Shoo Hospital, Third Street,
H1LLSP.0U0, - OKKfJON
$ntirl ai tua
lrr 'U, tm an
Kv r llunii Cos Al Cost
WlnK- It Last
Khlitri t.uklc at tmc-half
piuc. S.ilutoug.ns 2 vansi 35c
P.iu' jidcs, two lor ",c.
Huso lulls aiul hats, glovrs,
mitts a ud ni.iAs; st liking.
ami boxing j;Uvc.
All at OticThird Off
Rrvolvrrs, regular
now y. duns, titles and
a in in unit tn at
Actual CmI.
Hunting Out and ttn tasis,
ginic lugs attd cat t ridge U-lts,
pog tidl.us and vliatus, gatnc
traps
ut actual cost
Krai bargain iu jhhUi ami
liuuliug kuiyes, camp axes and
scissots.
S5.00 sadly i;tors for 53,75
Safety r.ior blades for 17c.
Swaty hotics fr 3s-. 5.t
Stilletta raois for 5t.5".
Playing cards at x a juuk.
Poker thijtH 5c and "5c a U.
Compasses and magn titers,
match safes nnd dollar watches
at wholesale cost.
Piprs at lull price. Cig trciies,
cigars, smoking and 1 hewing
tobacco at actual cost
I am rcliiing from hustticss for
girnd. Store closes May 15.
H. F. Shoenfield
Stoic opposite cutirt house.
r
Watch this Space
In next week's paper
ON MAY IO. 1913
HOT pQINJ DAY
Electric Kitchen Appliances
for One-Half Price on that
DATE
Sec next week's issue of the Arus.
Owl Electric Co.
1IIU.SHORO, OKI?.
illctgett V I.ayuc,llotM
Ualot! r guitantcr tlut t
jv inbictk any hotse . f a8y
I habit, and no ilutc.rs tf 1114
jthoioughly hrolc. Yout horse
Igot s thii'Ugh no ill tir.it tucm
I white U iug lundlnl oQr
ihatgs ate vety icasotulJe
! Notth Maim, Otc.
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K. vbmrlurr, l'rii.
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il.l .sin mo TRANS IK A mil
his', ntHct in Wawhiiit'iun
Hotel Ittdg.
in-alert in
Siind. tlravrl, IVment, Vial
ami Coul.
Plume Main
j
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111, mi May In. I'll.!, fur fiiriil.tilng ma
li-rinl. ami inii.trui'ling manaitaiii alrivt
. ji nun-ill ,,r a wlilihuf aliunui fl
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nit'iii lent Ka.l uf III wnlnr lilt uf Mnl'i
siril 1,1 a .n ng,t (! Waal of Ilia
i.-iitr linn ur Tnlh nirl, In morilaiirii
a 11I1 ihn raiiiiiaie., plana ml ppwlll- .
linn ihl mi 111 In Ihn ollliw uf aalil t ny
Oi-niili-r,
I'inna may lw 'mi, ami aiwIflnaliiMia,
liirma of iiiiilfnel ami iNimlmay bn uli
laliint iihiii aptilleallnii ki Hviburl 1.
r"Uu. i itv KiiKlnwr, HlllalHtru, UrnH'in.
No hill ur noHiaal will lw uiiaiilrl
ilnlmui aniiiiimiilril hy a chaeli iiial In
im emit ui Dm t'roxi.al, irllllwl bf
na.umiililn hank, payahln lit Ilia orl'
i.ik VUynr. or hy a Imiii (myalil lu II"
Mayor lor a Ilk aiiuHinl, alrfmul bf Ih
hlililnr ami tiwi mi If ti'lmil aiirnOra, am li
(link or I. hi. I lo l rtituruwl lil MM.in'
cmaliil lililiirr..
l linri,;lii a riwurvml I11 rrliw'l aii ami
all tilila
My uriliir of Ihn l'l y ('iiuni'll. Patml
Una April Ji, HU.I
II T llaglr-jr, Mayor.
I! A llnlilnl, KiiiHtrilnr,
lli-rliert J ririKK, (illy Kiiulm".
Nollce In I'oiitmrliirn
Hialml in.iM..il nrn liivltml ami will I"
rinM Ivmi at 1 lm 1 1 ill ii uf lb I'lly Itimunli-r
or Hilhltiiio, iirmtnii, until 7 :.'HJ o'uhM-k
111, mi May In, HUH, fur furiiLliliiH ma
liirlnln nnil CoiiKiriH'llii(i Mavailam alrM
linvriiiniit lor a wlillh nl all Imm font on
Ninth Hlrwl, In anlil City, from a lailnt
I'lKlil f"l north of th iwntnr linn un V
Minwl tn tlm Month lloa nT Mai Htrtwl.
Ill Kcc'irilitni Willi Ilia Htlmala, plana
ami Hai.llitHlluim now on II In in Ilia ottli
nl aalil (My Unounlnr.
I'inim may I hi.iii, ami .Mx.llflailon,
forma ol iMiiilrai'l anil Imiul may liaoh
IiiiiiihI iihiii ikiiilnalluii to llarhnrl J.
r lnKi', City KiiKliiMir, HillHlHiro, OrnKo".
No hlil or iroiiwal will b intuaiilnrnil
iinliwa ni'i'iiiniainni hy a chunk iiial t
ti n n r limit ul tint proMwnl, ncrlllliMl hy
riNioimililii hunk, iayahln hi llinnr'ler uf
Mm .Oiiyor, or hy a IhiiiiI pnyahlti In III
Mavnr for a Ilk nmniiul, nikowI hy lh"
liiihlur ami two uMlrlnnt aurullna, aunh
rlii'i k or IkiiiiI lit , rtilurnnil lu iiinni"
iwanfiil hlililnrn,
Tlm rlKhl la rmnrvail Id rnlnut any ml
all lilila.
Hy nrilnr uf tlm Oity Onuiuill, Dulml
Una A j.ril ai, i3
II T IlKKlny. Mayor.
C A llnlilnl, Itnourilnr.
llurUiri J KImkKi OUy KilKlnaar.