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THE EVENING 11EKALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON'
REWSY STORIES
HF FINE GROVE
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tyriiKii ,:uk tkmh
Yewest1 Champion Shaking Hands
With the Greatest Ex-Champion
r; iilcniM Special Hervleo) '
! 'ImNi: OltOVK, May 1. Ile,v. 13, (
i . ' ...,.. tl IP nllllrill r,l
RIcIinniK " ""i " v i
KUmnth KnllH, prt-nchcd lit I'lno
(iWTf. Himilny, hlx text bofnu; "l.'nlili.
Hop1 a1"' ,,0Vl''" '.
,$jolm "roll has llnfslied plniUliiK
' MiffOP. ii"1 wllh l,,H w,f" nui1 "''"d
' , i I, ... l.'l,....n,l, I,",. IP,. I
h mOVCU limn m i '
'' -...in mko up I
'K. fltorc
IiIh duties nt tlui K, K,
Charles Diitlnn ha Ih.'oii roimlrltiK
trace for Jolm Hrolt HiIh week,
'C . ,
A moiorcyrlii expert from tlio C. & j
H.Klectrio nml Cyclo shop wiih out
trirhlnp r ii I Cosluff how to run IiIh
motorcycle ,
Mm. Horn McOlny from Douglas1
county, Oregon, nnd her dntiKlilor.
jiIhMaIoI, from Klnmnth Fall, vis-1
Itcd iUt, Klmer MrOliiy Inn week. -
Mr, nml Mrs. If. M, Miller worn!
lurprlsod on the anniversary of tholrl
5Jnd birthdays by tint old nml youiik' i
folks of I'lno drove, find tho woaih
r not been bo Inclement, there would ,
hsvo boon still more prevent, nnd ov
wrbody enjoyed (IhuiihIvvm to tlio ut-
mont. At ii Into hour a diilnty re-,
lt wns served. Present were Mrs. '
Icrnblce, Mr. and Mr, Elliott, Mr.,
and Mrs. Shepherd, Mr. and Mm.
ll'rown, Mm, White, Miss linker, MIkh!
Irrnblre, Mlssea Inox, Helen and "
Vivian Klllott, Callo and Ornn Icen
blce, Itobcrt Klllott, Ferret llllynrd,
lkule llrown, O. Wllhro, Chnrlr
lYnttmi nnd Karl Mnek,
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fv ,-, jmmsamv-i 'jrjm.r.? Kivavz rr iwa--5uiyg. i i i.m-j
hmzr:rx
Ho didn't mention war, aor the aur
noK of etornlty. i herd a aalro of
heavy artillery whIW he was apeak
lng, but. he coBtlnueaVunmoYed, tell
log how hard It nay be, aoraetlmea,
Lto, lend a Christian life.
Ilia text waa about Thoraaa, the dla
clplo, who would not believe Chrlft
had rlaen until he bad aaen for him-
clf, the print of the nails.
"Today," ho said, "when wo doubt,
tliero are no print of tho nails for us
to sec. Christ appeared in person to
that, unfortunate Thomas and carried
him over the Torrent of Doubt. But
wo must bridge the chasm between
doubt and belief by faith,- and we
must squnro out our, lives to bur be
liefs."
' That was tho tone of his sermon.
i llo was an earnest person. His huge
tan hIioch were disclosed beneath his
'kowii, tho collar o'f. his chaplain's
coat' showed abovo it. He wore a
watch on his wlst, and he consulted
ill from time to time. A lieutenant
'of artillery sat at tho organ; on bis
military collar was the artillery em
' Mem of n bursting shell. The audl-
ciico wag In khaki except for a scoro
of nurses In blue.
, Tommy Atkins, bless bis heart, waa
any two dlrectort, andshall atati' the
time oi aucn proposea meeting ana
the naturo ot business to be transact
ed thereat. " ,
Such writtan call shall be-flkd with
tho 'secretary, who shall thereupon
Immediately and at least five dayabe
foro tho tlnfe fixed for such meeting,
mall, postpaid, to the president and
each member of the board a copy of
such call. If the secretary fall or re
fuse to mall copies thereof, as above,
provided, then either the president, If
he Issue tho call, or1 any one of the
members who issued the call, may,
mako and mall copies of tho call with
like effect as If done by the secretary.
At all meetings of the board1 of
directors two directors ahall consti
tute n quorum for the transaction of
business.
Alt meetings of the board of direct-
t'j.'jV"'
and; the lands j
" tlAftui)4ac4Ukt::
Oregon,'this'lrd"arof
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(Seal)
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, pate;orrt.MibllS)tikrttf;.
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v.?-.,v ttMlff- Sf
rl Miller vlcltcd bin brother nciir
Honanin Hiiuilny nnd Monday,
The I.:i(IIch Civic Club will moot at
the homo of Mrs. Phillips nt Altitmout
Itanrli Ttmrriilny nflernoon.
f '
iTIin brlilue ucronH Lost Itlvnr nt
Olcne liml a new ticck floor laid Inst
Mk.
.hi.- Wlll.ii'it, Stw Winlil'i, nuiuiiloii
Hob
l'i(liinmiiH, (reatfKt cK-Clinnipioii
not there. This waa an audience of
' English citizens, whom you might
. linvo found In any church In England
on this bright, Sunday morning, come
j over here to France to do their duty,
land the parson waa talking to them
as simply as a parson can talk who la
ftrylng to help folks along in their so
' lutton of their problems of life and
.death.
It wus tho same way at the foot
i ball game this afternoon Th.e die
jtant cannon rumbled then, also. I
1 talked to two artists from the Chelsea
' Art Club, who had been in the battle
of Ypres, and who were as hardened
veterans of war as Napoleon ever
j knew, I talked to a butcher from the
j West End of London. I talked to a
.carpenter. I saw a Cambridge man
i and a horse farrier, playing football,
side by side.
! This crowd wasn't made up of
! Tommy Atkins, tbo professional sol
! dler. It was John Bull, on the lob.
' ,'riw county court litis furuUlii'd the
pepulo of Meadow Lake with tlfty
pounds of dynnmlto to work tho rnmt
between I'lno Orovo nn'd Mendnw
Uke.
U'hun Uob KtiMiminoiis, groatrst of old null of clothes which cost him, beat Jim Corbett, March 17, 1897.
the world'a pugilistic ehumplona slncu iibont J2fl uioutlm before lto was even! Wlllard l.s said to have weighed 247
Queuimbury fltihtlug begun, learned mntched with Johnson. Wlllnrd, in when lie stepped into the ring with
Hint Jew W'lllatd would i;o through fact, hud not boon champion long ' Johnson In Havana, April C.
Ilallliuori! on his way from Havana, enough to buy n llk hat and frock After Wlllard reached Now York he
where ho had taken the title held by coat, which are recognized ns the rcg-jlet It be known that he would don the
Jnck JoIiukoii, he hurried to the xta-ulnr uniform of champions and" sonio! tegular uniform of champions as soon
tlou to In; among the llrsl to groia the stiilosnioii. ns ho hnd tlmo to visit a good tailor.
new horn. Hob wore a silk hnt anil Hob, who with his live feet etuVen He Insisted he would leave tho Whltej
frock coat, Ho was resplendent, ns'luchoi, Is rather ti tall man, hud to Lights nnd lied Ughls alone,
reaiilenilunt iik chniuplons are expect- look up to talk to tho new champion,' "They won't get me," he said.
ml to be. Wlllnrd whs In tho plain who Is six feet six Inches, aomo seven . "But they 'got' most other chum-i
soft lint ho bought when ho was a InclieH taller than the groat Cornish- pions." ho waa told. t i Invo for East
..-!.(. .... ... f.l ...1. .... .... Tt..t. .... .. il. . k.. II..I 4.. .... 4 nrt t'tin tinnnil nln.iit lm lxi (ha '
'Wiiiiti noio .tiiiiii neuron oi wiim- nopei man. irau wan iiio niimiuni mirain i '"' i mi., . . j ,. Archie' Alexander and Miss
iiu wno mo iiuiKiiHiK siotn oi mo ut'ir' eiiuiniuuu uiu rniK " nuunu, ,in. .- i.iiu, i , .. lunn. ""'Vana j.jj yesterday for the East,
liugliiKiiC worm, tio wore tlio name wniguing nuout tun pounua wnen no. my spare uine. no retnieu. Mrs, Alexander will spend tho sum
I The world has never before seen
1 another army like this English one
I men who can be counted almost in
i millions each man his own man's
man; each man doing his duty be
cnuso something within htm has
forced him to do it; each man playing
to tho grandstand that lies within
himself and to the Utile gallery In
his castle back homo.
(H.ifcty llrst) Tho pure homemade
candles nt tho Sugar Bowl. 1-H
The Steam Laundries of Klamath
Kails support flfteon American fam
ilies, who do not llvo on rlco, alcop In
th laundry, or bojuI their monoy.to
foreign countries. lrtf
DRINK HOT T1A
FOR A BAD GOLD
"' I ,',"H' " ," MUM...
fit a Mimll package of Hamburg
llfe4 Ton, or as the Herman folks
rH ll,"IInmburgr Bruit Thee," at any
I'lmrmmy, Tako a tabtespoonful ot the
a. mt a cup of. boiling water upon
" "mr through , sieve and drink a
t?U lull ut any time during the
day or lH-(ore retiring. It ia tho mnxt
'nwllve way to break, a cold and cure
(')t, tin It onn4lio pores of the skin,
riloviiig eoitgwtlon. Also loosen the
tU, thus driving a cold from the
Tllffll.
, Trv It tlin noxt time you suffer from
M or tho grip. It "I inexpensive
,ad entirely vcgeUble, therefore safe
M bsrmUiis, ,
HUB BACKACHE AND
MMTOUI
luk Pain tad HJkm away with
'mail bottle f eld kenett
tt Jaoobs OU ,
When your back is sore and tamo,
. ")',!" Mltlc er.theumatiaro has
)u itllTened up, dont suffer I Get a
t. fcnt ,H,tu f old, honest "St.
Oil" t My drug, itore, pour u
llo a, j.m,r hand and rub it right
Mofth imin or ache, and by tho time
u count fifty, the aoreneaaW lame-
til, ,,'onfl t
J,m t,Uy lPPldl Th'Usoothtnit,
P rtraiinK oil needs to be used' only
.h uke the aehe and pain right
Uif ou,r h d ends the misery.
Ii , ,'',, ? absolutelv harmless
&m'n e hun'the skin. '
Anthln elso ,topi Juatbiujo, selatlca
Jame back mlsiry so promatlyl
A ' "V
n rraTsrassi wm i
.nocci;
';urnishod room." wWlaitS
uates trunictents COc id fl.OO;
"y week, 2,C.O Ma.UP,
' """ St., bet. Haiti and Plate
What an American Sees on the
Firing Line in Northern France
mcr with rolatlvea In Fowlervllle.
Mich., nnd Miss Evans, who has been
a nurse at tho Blackburn hospital,
goes to Join her parents in Canada.
asoclatlon.
That Section eleven (11) of Article
three (3) of said By-Laws be amend
ed to read as follews:
Section 11. Each member of tbe
board of directors shall receive as
compensation seven (7) dollars per
day for each day In attendance at the
meetings of, the board of directors,
nnd tho actual expense Incurred in
attendance at such meetings.
Each member of the board of di
rectors shall receive as compensa
tion flvo (5), dollars per day for each
day's, performance of' duties derelv:
lng upon him by .order of the beard
of directors and the actual expense
Incurred by hlra In the performance
of such duties.
That Section one, (1) of Article
four (4) of the By-lawa of the Klam
ath Water Users Association be
amended to read as follews:
Section 1. Revenues necessary for
the accomplishment of the purposes
of this association shall be raised by
an assessment made against the
shares of stock of the association by
order of the Board of Directors.
No assessment shall become delin
quent within less, than thirty (SO)
days after the time of' levying the
game. v ,
All delinquent assessments due the
Klamath Water Users, Association
shall bear a penalty of one (1) per
centum per month until paid;
-That .the. following amendment be
added to Article three (3). of the By
Laws of the Klamath Water Users As
sociation to bo designated as .Section
twelve (12) thereef:
Section 12. That -where tbe owner
or owners of land subscribed to, this
association shall, .cause, or auffer to
permit others to cause any injury or
damage to 'any canal, 'ditch' or drain
ditch used in connection with, the
operation of tbe Klamath Project by
any majiner or means whatsoever; ao
that the 'flow of water Is' obstructed,
or the. necessary and accustomed'
head cannot be maintained, such land
owner or owners shall Immediately,
Ico Creams, plain and fancy; Sher
bets, etc.. at the Sugar Bowl. 4-4t
LEGAL NOTICES
Staff Correspondent, With Sir John French's Army Writes
Unusual Series Kecardincr conditions mine - - i
Field of the Latest Fighting
.NOTICE
To
the Stockholders ot tbe Klamath
Wator Users Association
You are hereby notified that tbe
annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Klamath Water Users Associa
tion, pursuant to Section 1 of Article
2 of the By-Laws of said association,
jwill be held In the Houston, opera
house. Klamath Falls, Oregon, Fri
day, the 4th day of June, A. D. 1,916,
He came out, at. the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. You
here to tight and ho Is In dead earn- are notified that such mooting Is held
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lly WIIjMAM 11. KIltil'HUltD
. (I'nltcd l'ress StnfC Correspondent)
iii.'Ai)ni!Aii'i'i:ns oi.' THK lilt IT- ilvo minutes.- He's carrying" a gun .if he over see's it again
.,-... t ar i vt ! n m Tl X It X ! ...,1 i....t-l tr Mini.' I He I tvlll ft till '
I Mil i II il 1 I i i U II 1 II 1'4 U 1 VtVlMlllh aMtii, ws " .. ,--
FltANCi:, April l".--(ny mill to1 him for you lying under n wooden est nnd sorlous onrnest. He wasn't
Now York) This IS not Tommy At-::io.ss In ofio of tho field cometarles', always singing 'Tlpperary'.' while ho
k I n s; It's John hw part of the Jim tiint no camo ont was uiiib ui uun " iw., " "
,...11 imfi, to o0 well nnd noiny unisncu. it wihid no wvviuuiuuus iu u im
, ,...., ' was his duty to show that ho bcllovcd work;
b , (0 ,.ulj ol. not only thnt an Englishman's homo'Tlils Is a serious Job Just like his
bowH with tho Kng- ' 1B c8t,t' u,lt thnt a Belgian's peace time ouiy; uio irotiq ana mo Dy.
.. . .',..' i.nnm mwi n Fmnriiiiian's home and ' music may como after tho Job isL.,!
lisii army yon mniio - ......; .. , ' i .
.... . ovcrv homo in nil civilization Is u done.
HUH IHHllllUl.l. '
. a. i.i.... Kiicred shelter that must bo
the , rofeasTonnT'lonehed by oiicmlt. ; rubbing elbows with this volunteer
E glial, od'or. Is' There's a thrill nbou. being with ; Urlllsh army comes with the know
he on' plenty, llo' tho KnGlUh army that no American, here arc i only tjo great
low o. the K.1B- can miss. Those hundreds upon hun- Power. In the world that have the
Is a uy John dreda of thousands of men are volun- luntnry military system, Oreat
11 h he every ' "ers, every man sat down and "rltaln and tho United Stafes.
V"11.,'" .V. VIL ,,?...:, h .i . rr himself before Through all the long winter, back
Z:Z, Zuo nl to tho recruiting ofilco ..ailn tUo nr.t.sh Isles, I
Ai-nunil hero 1 it i ntked for a place In tho nrmy
'I'nminv At- dnr. in tlio jsugusn army
i .. i .. ....... ..i.. ltiiiii moo i,
11(1 a IIIH I HI lllilll M llltlllt u u u-
,ik.,. ,,. i,ia ,ii.0rini-B. for bo's a countor-murchlug,
about, John linii nau no . - , -.:;,.. " , , 1 ' , ' ,. ,,.! alwnya sot determinedly, Now I see
for .the purpose of, electing a board ot
directors for the ensuing year, and
for tho transaction of such otherbusl-
ness as may regularly be brought be-
uo ' moro docs he do it now. jforo such meeting.
The following amendments
Tli i iirlll Mint Ihn Amsrlrnn eats.)
Iltf. .MmlJt4. .
liundrods of thousands).
kins In tho soldlor thnt. Kipling slugs
ini, null nui niivi'i- icon
ii.', il.,. John Hull who soldier, uut, primnrnj,
hullovoii Mf
To
"klmkl,"
saw -men In
silk hats, In dorblcA, In long coats, In
(ihort coats. In huntliiK coats, in street
- , T , ,
Ipinthna. di'llltnc nnd ma'rchine and
their .faces, were
hiiuk about. Ho-s tno jonn '","""' ihnt Mntln'the same men here, In khaki and caps
!, homo is nis ciisiio, hi " " " ,. . . ,
. ,. ..r 1.,., tn r ll.ll.l,, llllll III. OVHI-V JUUII- i-v ... . .. .
.... .. ,.. ,l..., l.nll.ir llinl linn lirouuilL ill ma wmvu ...mm . . -.
Iliuv, 11- , "V v..-. ... '
him here,
imyn ins
i ... . ii. i... i..
iiAiu ii... inlm null who.nrillzeii-casnu-iiiiiiBi'
11.' R I.' .... - M1..l ,..
,:.n,U tlnWH- ' Of t 10 VHVIU, WO nils Wurnou uui
Who has n
taxes, who
nanors ami was iiuiiiub,
RiVdoti, a wlfo and elilldron.'nnd who
commutes dally. In peace tlmo, ho-
tw'cou hs homo nnd his ofllco.
Tako any ono
neighbors u lawyer, a stroot car
conductor, u clorkj you follows who
ntay nt homo on summer evenings
nnd .squirt tho lawn or woed the
gardon and I'll ' t on the
atroots of this hoadqunrtorfl town nnd
And his counterpart for you within
duty i for himself ns ono wotksoui
ils own rollglon or tho othor groat
"problems of this life, and tho answer
to his- problom U that hejo he is In
,.f ,i,. vniniBPi-I khaki, n fulUlcdged soldier.
. '" "i .. ., ... i.. ,i., i, .
- ii...', na nvn iiiiik.i mui icb Liiav nu
Is alwnys singing "Tlpporary," ana
tlmt he la always ready for a frolic
or a light, There's no frolc about
it mid very little music, HI frolic
nnd his music. aro nwalUng him at
his castle somewhere In the Empire,
They are hero because they areforced
every cornorMo boheroj forced, by something with
in themselves, iney are. nere not oniy
because they wanted to, btf here, but
benuse they were detrmlnedto vbo
hero. .W
Thnl's tho
it tho front.
I' saw part of tbo array -at church
this morning:. The pnrsoh knew' hla
hearers. "'
Ho talked to them Just as'he would
bavo talked back In' any little old
Urltlsh arnfyVof today,
to the
'IAiwb of said association will be
submitted to the stockholders In said
annual meeting- for your acceptance
or rejection, to-wlt:
that Section one (1), of Article
threo (3) of the By-Laws of the
Klamath Water Users Association be
amended to read as follews:
i Section 1. That the exercise of the
corporate powers of this association
and the management ot Its affairs
shall bo vested In a board of three
directors.
That Section five (6) ot Article
three (3) of saWBy-Laws be amend
ed to read1 as follows;
Soctlon 5, Regular meetings ot
(he board of directors. Bhall be held
on the first Saturday ot each .month.
Special- meotlpgs ot the board ot di
rectors may bo called by the presl?
d5nti or by any two, members of the
board. Such call .shall bo In writing
and signed by either the president or
stone church in any corner of the
British- Hies on any Sunday morning.
MOVING
if you are aotac to
O, 'K. TRANiHaWVpOANV.;
..ana jmssiw -,),,., r."
qce, 6u jirWth?!-'
DClHMiWsK 1 VswV MM
... .H.itV, v ikntA- I it
The KkMsash Ty4mmmP:
Location of iwispal ! f IhsjM
ness, No. 1 Sansoaje ;strte Ms
northwest corner ptMmm
ter streets; Saa'PraReWeoCkWr.; '1.
cation of, .works,, ktsuutk'jifMts,;
Klamath county. Oregoa. J
Notice There is, delhHiMkt'
t4-$
the following described siMk'iMf"
count oi AssessniSRi rno. o,.
the 8th day of March, ihi
oral amounts set oppesite: the j
x:
f7t
ors shall be held at the office of the10r the rMPecltlvcahareholafaS'rWli
v -'psm
mm
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i
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M'sssmmi
Shares Asat;
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Nosof
NAMES Pertlffr
cites'
Geo. M. Martin .,.'107
GCd, M.Martin ...108
Oeo. M.Martin viX9.'
C. 11. Trblllet.
-. truatcc . ..... .-. iii-Mii
i ne national nana
of California;
Los Angeles, Cal-
liornta;
Jno. C. Hill
as-.'Twftv.i
Jno. C.-HHl nMB'UP,'AtMHm,
- j.A-id-fytf.tri,!
"hKusSSWS', .
-JJi. v;lSffi,'
of California; 'at,rwW2A53M
IA,Cf
iforate;.JplHseeai40CeilW3gj-
Jno; C. Hlii triuWlXUMtn$ i
Jno. C. Hill.trastee.ilS JM2St.v.Sfe-;'','
r n' utll'..'J.....V.siL.'4 A'iku.HCAi.te;,:
' " "" "wAWUfeTiS:
Jno. CrHIIl trustee 1199MimMWmk -
t, r 'Miii'f.,'i 1 0v'.?yiBi'-:i-::sii-S'v;
".""" V. .... ...-.-.-.-w T, ---.
jno; cThiu &m&i$&timti8m
And n aewrdawVwWUw&rll.
Jno-:c.,Hllttruatr.l21.i:'.le
inbi d;.HUl V"l225Ht
iar
and order nf th'; board! of, 'dirttrf'ffiii.
. --- ..t,-1--'----t!17!"
made on tho 8th itrU-UMnkintifMM
so many shares of caeh pareel of aacJi'iM
stock as iBay-beneWB;wIll,"a4Mlt
at .public auction atHlioaeVot Ue.'v
company ,at Nd.jXi fkuM&Mmto. .mrMw''
the northwest corwr of maotajNj;iv
Sutter streets. ,Bn; PrMle'QUf.rJ.jsiU .
on Wednesday, ftheaith'eeijlii
191S. ablO bclbckva. .;of aaIaj
- . . . . ., :- tl-.
. P. . Sv.l
to nnv aaid' dMInnnaat
thereon, together wlthe'av';M?;j
tiaingand-expene!(5f;ta-'aAte:-miS.'l
Bv order brthBosirdbt-lMraeUraf
. , JOtM-cmwv;eSiM0$m
fai ' .. j j . it - - . :- "drvij
SutteratJreets'8e'Fra9lsee7-"Callf
.t5ifriSk.-"-
notice &rBMemM$myjt4:
By.order orthesoard"5lretorsf5;i-ej
the' above 'snecjSjklJlUtyisBiS, J
irevu iivi.iiiici, iiurn, ) ""il, mm,-t
i 9th ilai-nf tf. 'ill 1 ri'nWt Itm ' lliT
. t .. $ .- .rt,.i". fe-i"! 5H iir-.t.n?j';
Dated AmII 17i?Mf&
-John, cfmm&MZrmW
Office. No., 1 SansoaieatreetJoaiithemf
I :"'.' .""" m; m'l ' ICi'-- iiiJ?J3K-
noriawetfi; corner ouwMisii - '-M.y,- v
Sutter streets.
l-26-10t
'i
upon written notice given by the
ditch rider or other person having
control of the operation of such canal,
ditch or drain ditch, repair or cause
to. be repaired such injury or damage
in a manner satisfactory to the per
son' or persons whose duty it 1b to .de
liver water through or in any manner
use such canal, ditch or drain ditch
In connection with said project.
Should any such land owner or
ownors fall or refuse to repair or
cause to be made such repair of such
Injury or damage as above provided.
then in that event the board direct
ors may make or cause to-be made
such repair, as is necessary, and, assess
tbo. cost a thereof to the land or lands
of such owner 'or owners.
Such assessment shall bo jnade ty
tbe. board ot directors at nnytrefular
meeting ot said board by resolution
duly made and entered on the Min
utes of said board declaring the neces
sity , of such assessment, the amount
thereof, tho description.' ot, the land
against which such .assessment, Is, to,
be levied, and their intention to assess
such amount, .against, tbe particular,
landa described, and the date of final
action thereon; and thereafter at any
regular meeting of. said board and
upon the date fixed In the foregoing
resolution, twenty (20) days notice
of such- proposed action, having been
first' given,, to such land owner or
owners, as the caseftay be, by mail
ing a, copy of the aforesaid resolution
by registered mail to his or their last
.. .. . ..,' " . i
postomce address, tne ooara oi atreci-;
ors may levy such asseMment against
the land ot such land owner pr. the
lnnds of suclj laud ownersr '"
That the assessment levied aa
above provided shall be and la here
by declared a lien against and upon
the If.ud on lands of such land owner
or owners ana.upon ana against tne
shareajsf stock, held, by them ln.jalf
association, ana. the payment or suca
uen anau oemaae oy loreciosur oi
the lien upon their shares of stock
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