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GRESHAM
TWO
G resham
O utlook
p a r ili
P r o b le m s
in A rithm etic Class.
OUTLOOK.
TTESDAV,
JULY
2.
l» lü
ORDINANCE NO. 4P.
An O rd in a n c e a u th o r is in g , d ire c t-
T h a t r u r a l school te a c h e rs u se
th e problem « of th e fa rm In th e lr | ing a n d e m p o w erin g th e C om m on
P u b lish e d e v ery T u esd ay a n d F rid a y a rith m e tic c lasses, ex p ecially
th e C ouncil of th e C ity
o f F a irv iew ,
a t G resh am , O regon.
p er- M u ltn o m ah C o u n ty , O regon, to ac-
td d tln g o f m ilk in
te a c h in g
P ro f F
1 q u ire, p u rch ase, h o ld an d m a in ta in
11. L KT. C L A IR . E d ito r a n d P u b l ’r ce u ta g e , w as su g g ested by
L. K e n t in a le c tu re
b efo re th e B locks Nos. 25, 26 in th e C ity of
Our Subscription Rate. te a c h e r , a tte n d in g th e
sum m er sea- E alrvieW _ o
fo r th e purpo8es
One year, , 1 50; sion a t
th e O regon A g ric u ltu ra l of a c k y P a rk a n d H la>.g ro £ ndi and
'I WICK A WEEK
six m on th s, 7 Sc:
th ree m on th ’s trial
,, i T w
. _
i
, , u em pow ering th e
Council to provide
" l t m B abcock te s t Is one o f th e fo r (h o ^ r a t jo n a n d m a in reIlance
SOc. b e st w ays of te a c h ng p e rc e n ta g e o
f gald c ,
P a rk an d HIa>.g ro u n d ,
a rith m e tic classes, said P ro f. K en t an(J
f u r th e r fo r th e issu-
A d vertising.
a f t e r a c a re fu l d e m o n s tra tio n o f th e 1 a n ce o f b o n d s of th e C ity of F a ir-
R a t e s r ea so n ­ te s t w ith a sim p le o u tf it su c h a s any
view fo r th e a m o u n t o f * 4500.00 for
able.
O ur rep re­ te a c h e r could h a v e on h e r d esk .
of
p ro v id in g fu n d s
sen ta tiv e w ill call “ F o r In stan ce, if a cow p ro d u c e s 56 th e p u rp o s e
th e re fo r, an d p ro v id in g f u r th e r th a t
pounds!
o
f
m
ilk
a
d
ay
w
hich
te
s
ts
2.
P h o n e 701.
said b o nds be sold, an d p ro v id in g
6 p e r c e n t o of fa tc o n te n t.b e r p r o - ' fu rth e r for s u b m ittin g th e p ro p o si­
“T h e L inotype d u c tlo n is 1.456 p o u n d s of fa t a day tio n fo r th e a c q u isitio n and
p u r-,
W ay Is th e Way If a cow giv es 42 p o u n d s, b u t th e j ch ase o f said B locks
fo r th e p u r - !
te s t is 3.5 p e r cen t, sb ew tll give |
th a t W ins."
poses of a C ity P a rk an d P la y g ro u n d
L 4 7 p o u n d s o f fa t. C a rry in g t h e , an d th p lsguance of bonds th e re fo r
O fficial p a p e r of th e Town of p ro b lem o u t by m e a n , o f d a lly rec- ,(0 th e Q uallfled v o te r, of th e c lty
G resh am , O regon.
or<l8
* n<7'iO/ th e
m o n th , a of p a i rv iew fo r th e ir ap p ro v a l or
O ffic ia l p a p e r o f th e T ow n of cow p ro d u c in g 725 p o u n d s in
a re j e c tiOn
F a irview , O regon.
th with a te st of 3.5 per cent The CUy pf Falrvlew d p e | o rdain as !
s u b s c r i p t io n ,
E n te re d a s seco n d -class
m a tte r wlll glv»1 25.376 pounds Of f a t a
follow s;
month. Or,
a cow
giving
42
S ectio n I. T h a t
M.-.rch 8, m i l , a t th e p o st o ffice a t
pounds
a
day
testin
g
3.5
per
cent,
C ouncil of th e C ity
G re sh a m , O reg o n , u n d e r th e a c t o f
gives 1,260 pounds of milk and 44.1
M arch 3, 187«.
DKMO4 BATIC DEADLOCK.
On live 42d b allo t la st n ig h t a t th e
D em ocratic N a tio n al co n v en tio n a t
B a ltim o re th e re s u lt w as th e sam e
us on a ll
p reced in g b a llo ts
no—
ch o ice- still a dead lo ck .
W ilson
seem s to show som e ad d ed s tre n g th
Ills g ain is so slow , h o w ev er, th a t it
m ay ta k e 4 2 m o re b a llo ts to give
him th e necessary tw o -th ird s. G reat
('in fu sio n id suid to p rev ail a t tim es
n nil m any d e le g a te s a re g ro w in g so
w eary and s h o r t of fu n d s th a t they
i r e l o s i n g In te re s t and lu m p a re de-
p .irlin g for hom e. .Moneyed m en of
New Je rs e y have an n o u n ced
th a t
th e y w ill p u t u p Ih e m oney to keep
th e W ilson d e le g a te s at. B altim o re us
long a s n ecessary .
T h is h a s been said to be th e
D e m o c ra t’s o p p o rtu n ity . I t Is ap ­
p a re n t, h ow ev er, th a t th e r e w ill be
d is a ffe c tio n In th e ir ra n k s w ho ev er
is n o m in a te d . B ryan loom s up as
Hie m ost p ro m in e n t and
p o w erfu l
fa c to r In th e
p a rty , an d
w ould
d o u b tle ss m a k e th e s tro n g e s t c a n d i­
d a te rig h t now . T h e w hole th in g
Is s till at sea.
W hoever is n o m in a t­
’ d, th e o u tc o m e will be b a rd to pre-
d lr^
It is a tim e o f b re a k in g up
of old p a rtie s . New Ideas in p o li­
tic s ¡ire beco m in g d o m in a n t. If It
only lead s to th e
p u rific a tio n
of
p o litic s and b e tte r c o n d itio n s for
t h e c o n i inou p eo p le; th e day will he
hulled w itli Joy.
th e
of
C om m on.
F airv iew ,
,,o u .d . or
. o ,o „ ,h .
lem s m ay be f u r th e r e la b o ra te d by
fin d in g th e g ain In d o lla rs, su p p o s-
i
. .u
. ..
. .
h e m a rk e t to £ say M *a pound“
th e m a rk e t to b e , say, * 2 1 a p o u n d .
by u sin g th e c o st of feed an d o th e r
Item s, fu r th e r
co m p licatio n s
and
v a ria tio n s o f th e p ro b lem s c a n be
m ad e fo r th© o ld e r pupils.
" T h e se p ro b le m s w ill h elp,
no
d o u b t, in m o u ld in g th e a ttitu d e of
th e p a re n ts to w a rd th e school and
b ra n c h e s ta u g h t. A fa rm e r
sees
m o re ’s e n s e ’ 4n a stu d y w hich h as
e v id e n t b e a rin g on fa rm in g , a n d It
will
o ften , too, s tir
up
riv a lry
am o n g th e fa rm e rs . O ne w ill lx*
u n w illin g th a n h is fa v o rite cow he
o u td o n e by a n eig h b o r's. T h u s th e
te a c h in g o f th e Babcock test an d Its
use in th e a rith m e tic class m ay not
o n ly In te re st th e
boys anil keep
th em in school lo n g er, but m ay b en ­
e f i t th e w hole co m m u n ity by ra is ­
in g th e d airy s ta n d a r d .”
Gresham Library Notes
T R A V EL .
H ero es o f C a lifo rn ia , by G eorge
W h arto n Jam es. T he sto ry o f th e
fo u n d e rs of C a lifo rn ia as n a rr a te d
by th em selv es o r g lean ed from o th e r
so u rces. A b rie f b u t co m p reh en siv e
account
of
th e ’’beai'on
lig h ts ”
tin o n g th e h ero es an d h e ro in e s o f
th a t co u n try . C o u rag e, se lf-sacrifice
[ r e rlfoui n d nidn atV
h °r a "td I*1« “ PUTP°*e
a r e fo u n d In th e s e s to rie s w hich re-
veal th e h eroic s p irit of ex p lo rers.
sco u ts, tra p p e rs a n d all th o s e w ho
in th e e a rly d ay s help ed to dev elo p
th e sta te .
V agabond J o u rn e y
A round
th e
“ T tie P e n in s u la H erald , Vol. 1.
World* by H arry A Iverson F ra n c k .
No. 1, T im o th y B ro w n h ill,
e d ito r T h e sin c e rity a n d th e sim p licity of
1». M. S im o n so n , a s s is ta n t.”
T h at, th o n a rr a tiv e a re its most ev id e n t
Is Hie an n o u n c e m e n t th a t g re e te d
haracteristics. T h e book is e m i­
of an ecd o te,
i..i a few d a y s ag o w hen th e n eat, n e n tly re ad ab le, fu ll
fo u r-c o lu m n
h o m e -p rin t
16-page, lively d ialo g u e an d d escrip tio n .
Down to th© Sea, by W ilfred
p a p e r c a m e In to o u r bunds.
Mr.
B ro w n h ill whs th e fa th e r o f th e T h o m aso n G ren fell. M ore o f th e se
lit av er S ta te H erald , o u r fo rm e r etn o v e r new s to rie s o f th e L a b ra d o r
I’loyer, and he ’'fo u n d " D alles 81- coast by its d o cto r, m in iste r, ju d g e ,
u io n s iin i and s ta rte d
him on a suc- w ho lias com e to m ean h e a lth , h eav-
ci h'sful c a re e r as
a p r i n te r an d * n an<* i'lv llizatlo n to th e p o o r ig n o r-
l e w sp a p e r
m an. We knew
Mr. “ n t 1*‘<>I>1«* a m o n g whom h e la b o rs
B ro w n h ill could not he c o n te n te d , k ' glv<!' " s ,h <‘ in te re s tin g ad v en -
a n ecd o tes
out sid e th e
n e w sp ap er
sa n c tu m , u re s and th e a m u s in g
th o u g h ho Is p ro fic ie n t a s a law yer, w hich com e Into his ev ery d ay life us
li e n 's to th e h e a lth u n d g ro w th of he c ru ise s dow n th e b leak coast find
in g d is tre s s of m ind anil body and
th o " n e w ” H erald !
leav in g both co m fo rte d .
T ra ilin g an d t'a m p in g in A lask a,
We h a d h o p ed to have a c u t of
G. 11. D atn n iler an d Ills b e a u tifu l by A ddison M. P ow ell. T ills n a r r a ­
hom e, fo r th is issu e of th e O u tlo o k . tiv e w as w ritte n by a fo llo w er of
Im t w ere u n a b le to get tit. Mr. Dam- th e tr a il, w hen th e r e w as o n e to
It Is told
in
th e sim p le
m e ie r h as show n co m m en d ab le p u b ­ follow
lic sp irit, w hich sh o u ld m eet w ith la n g u a g e of th e tr a ile rs , d e sc rib in g
h e a rty resjio n se from ev ery h o u se -| th e b e a u tifu l A lask an scenery.
B yw ays o f th e
ho ld er,
A b e a u tifu l ro se hed g e, o r I H ig h w ay s an d
a w ell k ept law n not only m o re th a n Rocky M ountains, by C lifto n J o h n ­
.rep ay s th e o w n er, b u t Is a d e lig h t son. T h e book co v ers a w id er a re a
th a n th e m o u n ta in d is tric t, fo r th e
to e v ery p asserb y .
a u th o r , d escrib es his tra v e ls th ro u g h
A to rn a d o sw ept o v er th e city th e fa rm in g s ta te s fro m N o rth D a­
of R eg in a, Kask , S u n d ay n ig h t c a u s­ k o ta to T exas und in to th e M orm on
v illag es o f U tah. F o r g u id a n c e o f
i n g g re a t loss o f life an d p ro p erty .
I'he d e a th list will pro b ab ly reacli o th e r tra v e le rs, p ra c tic a l, n o tes a re
M), am t tin- p ro p e rty loss is e s ti­ up lended to each c h a p te r.
Beyond th e Mexican S ie rra s, by
m ated at o v e r *10.0(10,(10(1.
T he D illon W allace.
Mexico as it
is
w holtl n o rth sid e of the c l t v is u n i e - I I --------
* ag e to d ay , a c o u n try rich in legend an d
ticully w iped o u t. T h e ch ief d am
ro
m
a
n
tic
h
isto
ry
,
rich
n
a
tu
r
a
l
r
e
­
« a s in th e bustiiees sectio n . R egina
so u rc e s an d p o ssessed of In c o m p a r­
Is a city of a b o u t 35,000.
a b le scen ery , a c o u n try fast fa llin g
In to lin e w ith th e m o v em en ts to ­
I. C. 8. S tu d e n ts.
w ard s ad v an ced c iv ilizatio n , o ffe rs
As th e r e a re m any s tu d e n ts of th e a n a ttr a c tiv e field fo r th e a u th o r 's
In te rn a tio n a l C o rresp o n d en ce school o b se rv a tio n s an d co m m en ts. H e Is
p o et,
In tilts lo cality , it w ill be o f im p o rt­ h ls to rtu n , g u id e, in te rp re te r,
a n ce fo r th em to n o te th a t th e P o r t­ p ro p h et and g e n ial fellow tra v e lle r
an d o ffe rs a sto re h o u se of g e n e ra l
land o ffices
h av e
been rem oved In fo rm atio n a b o u t a fa sc in a tin g coun-
froiu A ld er s tre e t to 152 T h ird try .
In Ills in tro d u c tio n th e a u th o r
str«x‘l, n e a r M orrison,
Mr. G. T c o m m en ts on M exico's econom ic f u ­
J u d d , 1 h m a n a g e r.
lie will be p leas tu r e a n d 1 Ih e d ev elo p m en t o f tra d e
re la tio n s w ith th e U nited S ta te s
eili tQ h e a r fro m any w ho d e s ire to
ta k e a d v a n ta g e o f th e courses o f­ <>lltlis>k < o lllliillilt io n S llb -l lip D o lls
fered by th e gehools an d w ill send
a re p re s e n ta tiv e If d esired . A ddress O u tlook an d W eekly O reg o n ian
1 y e a r ..............................................»2 00
G. T. J u d d , m a n a g e r, 152 T h ird 81.,
O u tlo o k and serai-w eek ly J o u r ­
P o rtla n d
n a l, 1 y e a r ................................ *2 00
One Million Feet of Lumber!
w e have all kinds from
Sills to Moulding.
Large or Small Orders.
Prompt Delivery from Our
own Mills.
W rite us. Phone us. Call on
us Send us your orders.'
Phone 446
-
Sandy, Oregon
G re s h a m ’s Big D e p a rtm en t S to re on M ain S treet
They do say we sell the B E S T M A N ’S S U I T on the
m arket for $ 15.00, and it’s a fact. A n d we
guarantee a Perfect Fit and Satisfaction in
every particular.
Mason Pts. 55c Mason Qts. 65c Mason Gals. 90c Mason Spcl. Qts. 85c
T h e N ew Special M ason Q y arts h av e W id e M outh-
es the sam e as the E conom y Jars.
Hay Tools
L o udon H ay C arriers are th e Best on th e M arket.
for R ope or C able,
.
.
.
M ade
$ 6 SO
C h a p te r No. 1 of th e C ity C h a rte r to
i p u rc h a s e a n d a c q u ire B locks Nos
O u r Stock of H a y F o rk s a n d P itch F orks is now com plete.
25 an d 26 *“ ,h e U ty ° f F a ,r v ,t * '
O reg o n , f o r
p u rp o se s of a City
P a rk a n d P la y g ro u n d , an d fo r any '
an d all purpose's fo r w hich th e sam e
m ay be used by th e C ity of F a ir-
view, a n d th e In h a b ita n ts th e re o f.
S ectio n II. T h at In o rd e r to p ro ­
vide fu n d s fo r th e a c q u isitio n anil
E. A. W H IT N E Y ,
g ra d in g im p ro v em en ts o r re p a irs,a n d
p u rc h a se of said B locks Nos. 25 and
M ayor.
th e com m on council is h ereb y a u th o r
26, th© C om m on co u n cil of th e City
A
tte
s
t:
ized to m a k e any an d a ll n ecessary
of F airv iew is h ereb y au th o riz e d
J
.
H.
SCHRAM
,
R
eco
rd
er.
law s a n d o rd in a n c e s to c a rry th is
an d em p o w ered to b o rro w on th e
T F some one should tell you that they
fa ith o f th e C ity o f F a irv ie w
th e F ir s t p u b lic a tio n , J u n e 11, 1912; pro v isio n in to e ffe c t; b u t w hen th e
1 had the nicest, daintiest bathroom you
la
st
p
u
b
lic
a
tio
n
J
u
ly
16,
1912.
lan d a d ja c e n t to said s tr e e ts sh all
aunt of F o rty -fiv e H u n d re d an d no
ever
saw and extolled its conveniences and
not have been laid o ff in to lo ts an d
h u n d re d th s (* 4 5 0 0 .0 0 ) D o llars and
sanitary qualities, how would you feel if
blocks,
th
e
n
th
e
cost
of
su
ch
grad-1
an d to issu e b o nds th e re fo r.
ORDINANCE NO. SO.
ing or im p ro v in g Buch s tr e e ts sh a ll your bathroom was not up-to-date f
S ection H I. T h e C om m on C ouncil
An O rd in an ce p ro v id in g fo r a p ro ­
of th e C ity o i F a irv ie w s h a ll pro- posed a m e n d m e n t to S ection No. 6 7 be assessed to th e o w n er o r ow ners
„1
■ a
D on’t wait
th e n a lan
vide by O rd in an ce fo r th e m eth o d of (C h a p te r V III) of th e C ity C h a rte r of of
next“
V d a i lying
u / ^ ' ^ “ h “ a lf
^ way
" t ^ i h to
X th e
^ • i.
5
for l u c h an
issu in g an d sidling said bonds; and , he City of F airv iew to be su b m it-
1 P a rallel s tre e t, o r if th e r e be
.1 i l i e v * 1 ’
f d iiV H W , IO
SllU lllIl
n n o one,
n « th
h « e n o u w r n n « er r o r nuznxira
- « -c - ■
e x p e rie n c e .
th « e n n tr»
to t th
o w n ers
s h a ll fix th e tim e fo r w hich t.
th e ■ (t.d (o th e leg al and q u a lifie d v o ters
D e c id e t o
sam e a re ru n , w hich s h a ll be not j
8aid city fo r a d o p tlo n o r rejec- of th e lan d lying w ith in o n e h u n -
ilred an d fifty feet of su ch g ra d e d
less th a n fiv e y e a rs , n o r m o re th a n ,jon
have a new
1 o r im proved s t r e e t.”
te n y e a rs , an d th e r a te o f * ' in te re s t
bathroom put
T h e C ity of F a irv ie w does o rd ain
th e re o n s h a ll n o t ex ceed six
p er as follow s:
S ection II. T h a t th is O rd in an ce
in right away.
c en t p e r an n u m .
S ection I. T h a t
at a
special sh a ll on Its fin al p assag e and ap­
Call upon ue
Section V. T h a t fo r th e p u rp o se city elec tio n to be held by th e legal p ro v al be filed w ith th e re c o rd e r for
o f s u b m ittin g th e p ro p o sitio n of th e and q u a lifie d v o te rs of th e C ity of sub m issio n to th e v o te rs a t said
for catalogues
p u rc h a se an d ac q u isitio n
of said F a irv iew , fo r th e p u rp o se of a d o p t­ elec tio n so to be held.
of TStandard"
| B locks N os. 25 an d 26, fo r th e p u r­ ing o r re je c tin g a proposed a m e n d ­
Section H I. T he fo llo w in g sh all
b a t h s and
poses of a City P a rk and P lay g ro u n d m ent to S ection No.
67, (C h a p te r lie th e form an d n u m b e rs in w hich
“ I v o r ite "
j an d is su in g bonds th e re fo r, as here- V III) of th e C ity C h a rte r of th e th e proposed a m e n d m e n t sh a ll
he
, lu b e fo re provided> , t )s h ereby or-
w h ite finish
s
u
b
m
itte
d
to
th
e
e
le
c
to
rs
on
th
e
City
of
F
a
irv
ie
w
,
w
hich
ele
c
tio
n
is
j d e red ap(J dlrected th a t ftt a /
special to be held on th e 18th day of Ju ly o fficial b allo t a t said e lec tio n .
‘Standard” "Uadell" Lantory
closet s e a t s .
I ,u ,„
<-f F a irv ie w . on The* 1 8t"h ““ .lay of 1912, th e follow ing s h a ll
be sub-
S u b m itte d by o rd e r of th e Com-1
J d n iltted to said v o te rs fo r ad o p tio n o r m on C ouncil of th e C ity of F a ir - |
Ju ly , 1912, th e re sh a ll be su b m itte
reje c tio n by said v o ters as Section view in M u ltn o m ah C o u n ty , O regon.
to th e q u alified v o ters o f th e City
i S ection 67 (C h a p te r V III) of th e W ith S te rlin g & K id d e r, p h o n e 603
of F a irv ie w , th e fo llo w in g p ro p o si­ No. 67 of said C h a rte r.
"6 7 . All p ro lie rty u b u ttin g on a C ity of F airv iew sh all p ro v id e th a t
tio n , to -w it:
■
:
" F o r th e p u rc h a se ,
acq u isitio n s tre e t g ra d e d , im proved o r rep a ire d all p ro p e rty a b u ttin g on a s tre e t
In
th
e
C
ity
o
f
F
a
irv
ie
w
tqi
th
e
dis-
g
ra
d
e
d
,
im
proved
o
r
re
p
a
ire
d
in
th
e
and h o ld in g of Blocks Nos. 25 and
26, in th e City of F a irv ie w , O regon, ta n c e of 150 feet o r to th e c e n te r of C ity of F airv iew to th e d is ta n c e of
for th e p u rp o ses of a C ity P a rk and tile block, sh a ll lie liab le fo r th e 150 feet o r to th e c e n te r of th e sh all be lia b le fo r 1-6 th e co st of
P la y g ro u n d ,"a n d Issu in g bonds of th® cost of g ra d in g . Im proving o r re p a ir- block, sh a ll be liab le to r th e co st of such g ra d in g , im p ro v e m e n t o r r e ­
City o f F airv iew fo r th e
paym ent in® said s tre e t upon th e h a lf of th e g ra d in g . Im p ro v in g o r re p a irin g said p a irs.
stre e t in fro n t of an d a b u ttin g upon s tre e t upon th e h a lf of th e s tre e t In
th e re o f In Die sum of * 1 500.00.”
202. — Yes.
in fr o n t o f a m i a b u ttin g upon it, such
S ection VII. T he fo llo w ing sh all I it. such cost to be d is trib u te d
203. — No.
tn
an
n
er
follow
ing,
th
a
t
is
to
say,
th
e
co
st
to
be
d
is
trib
u
te
d
in
m
a
n
n
e
r
fol-
lx« th o fo rm In w hich said p ro p o si­
V ote yes o r no. P u t a cro ss in
p
ro
p
e
rty
im
m
e
d
ia
te
ly
a
b
u
ttin
g
upon
ing,
th
a
t
is
to
say,
th
e
p
ro
p
e
rty
im
­
tio n sh a ll be su b m itte d to th e e le c t­
th e sq u a re b efo re th e one you w ish
o rs dti th e o fficia l b allo t a t said said s tre e t and e x te n d in g to a d is­ m ed iately a b u ttin g upon said stre e t to vo te for.
tan
ce
o
f
50
feet
o
r
1-3
th
e
d
is
ta
n
c
e
an d e x te n d in g to a d is ta n c e o f 50
e le c tio n :
S ection IV. T h a t said
ele c tio n
'F o r
th e
p u rch ase, acq u isitio n to th e c e n te r of th e block, sh a ll be feet o r % th e d is ta n c e to th e cen ­ sh all be held a t H u n te r H o tel in th e
an d h o ld in g of B locks Ni os. 25 and liable fo r o n e -h a lf th e cost of such te r of th e block, sh all be lia b le for C ity of F a irv ie w .
2 6 in th e City of F a irv ie w, O regon, g ra d in g . Im provem ent o r re p a ir. All % th e cost of such g ra d in g , im p ro v e­
A dopted J u n e 8, 1912.
p ro p erty next a d jo in in g fo r a d is­ m e n ts o r re p a ir. All p ro p e rty next
fo r th e p p u u rp
rp o o s s e e s s of
of a a City
C ity P a rk and
A pproved J u n e 8, 1912.
ta
n
c
e
of
60
feet
o
r
o
n
e
-h
a
lf
th
e
re
­
a d jo in in g fo r a d is ta n c e of 50 feet
P la y g ro u n d , ¡mil issu in g
bonds of
E. A. W H IT N E Y ,
to
th e
c e n te r o r o n e -h a lf th e re m a in in g d ista n c e
th e C ity o f F a irv ie w fo r th e p ay ­ m ain in g ilista n e e
M ayor.
of
th
e
block,
s
h
a
ll
be
11-
,,
. t o th e c e n te r o f th e block, sh a ll be A tte s t:
m en t th e re o f In th e
sum
of
ab
le
fo
r
o
n
e
-th
ird
th
e
cost
of
j
lia
b
le
fo
r
1-3
th
e
cost
of
such
g
rad
-
* 4 500.00.
J. H. SCHRAM ,
th e d is ta n c e of o n e -h u n d re d
fifty ing. Im p ro v em en t o r re p a ir, an d th e
200— Yes.
R ecorder.
reet to th e c e n te r of block sh a ll be re m a in in g p ro p e rty to th e d ista n c e F ir s t p u b lic a tio n J u n e
201— No.
11, 1912;
l
ia
lile
for
one-sixth
tile
cost
of
such
I
d
f
130
feet
to
th
e
c
e
n
te
r
of
block
V ote “ Y es" o r
“ N o” . - P u t
a
la s t p u b lic a tio n Ju ly 6, 1912.
cro ss in th e sq u a re b efo re th e one
you w ish to vote.
A doted J u n e 8, 1912.
A pproved J u n e 8, 1912.
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