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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1927)
Page Four Thursday.' .time 9, 1027. ' ' TIIE KLAMATH NEWS The Klamath News Pabllahed evsry moralng except Moaday by The Klamath Neva Pab llahlac Company at 101-111 South fifth aires t, Klamath Falla. Oregon. OHkW Paper for the City of EUm Mh Falla aad KUauth ONut7 HATH OTTKRBKIX.. at Bailor LTNBT HMMKRMA . Adreniaiag UB8CRIPTIOX ' RATKS j Erlective April IS, 1KT. ! Delivered by carrier, Bmlh.-.f ..V lMlvrml by carrier, tu- .. 1 aasilvenx by auU, fur 5.00J All BabacrlpUoaa Payable la Adnumj Entered aa aacoad elaaa matter at tha poatoftlce at Klamath Palla,! Oregon, Norambar It, 1111, under act ot March 1. 117. Telephone S77 A adit Bareaa of Clrcalatloa THE KLAMATH SPUD Klamath county potato growers are taking the right step. They're proud of the grade of potatoes grown on Klamath soil, and they are taking steps to brand the best grades shipped out of the county. Klamath has long been known as an ideal section for potato growing. The soil yields big crops and the pota toes bring big prices. The branding of the best grade of 'potatoes under the direction of the Potato Grow ers' association will bring greater fame to Klamath's favored potato land. It will bring home to the consumer the fact that Klamath county grows the best potatoes to be found anywhere. All hail the Klamath spud! THEY'RE GOING TO FIX IT Motorists and citizens gen erally will rejoice over the news that south Sixth street is to be repaired immediately. Over a period , of years., the pavement and macadam have disintegrated until the street at the present time is a suc cession of chuck-holes and dis tressing bumps. South Sixth is a part of The Dalles-California highway. It is one of the main thorough fares leading in and out of the city. In addition, it likewise serves hundreds of local peo ple who are building homes on the many tracts east of the city.. There is a continuous flow of traffic over this street from morning to night. Traffic will continue to increase as the city grows and as the county grows. Long delayed though it has been, this is one Btreet im provement that will meet with universal commendation. Here's hoping that the work will be rushed to early com pletion. THE COMING AUTO SHOWS The automotive industry has evolved an automotive year, containing but two seasons, in stead of nature's four, and marking its "New Year's" with the New York automobile show, which has come to be generally accepted as he in augural of the automobile year. And the automobile shows which follow it in rapid succession in cities and towns across the length and breadth of the land represent so many lesser New Year's days in the automotive industry. These annual expositions of the automotive industry have created for themselves a wide and interested following, such as is not enjoyed by any other industry. This interest ex tends beyond present and pros pective owners of automobiles, encompassing all classes, types and sexes. How else can this universal .cngrpadinent with the automo- .rATMu" VAJIUIIIVU Minil uo lino uv- come an important part of na tional life, having long since taken iU place as one of the foundation stones of the na tional existence and progress of this country. The automobile itself exerts a universal appeal and there is no better place to satisfy this curiosity than at the auto moible shows, which have tak en their place among the fore most events of the winter sea son. To these shows the pub. lie looks for its information on the. latest- developments in automotive ' engineering and designing and for an oppor tunity to make those compari. sons and leisurely inspections necessary ', to , the intelligent and wise purchase of an auto mobile. 1 EASHINO' WASHINGTON A gentleman of Montgomery. All., baa formulated a plan lor world peace and submit ted It to one ot our most distin guished senator. The plan bat novelty, to say the least. The Montgomery gent worked on It for four months, and It cannot be bet ter described than In his own words. as addressed to the senator. "I would like to give yon , my plan, which I think will keep the United States at peace with the rest of the nations, a thing not yet possible." writes the gentleman. "My plan is this, taking Great Britain and the United States as examples. First. Great Britain Is to choose !00 ot our best citisens ot the United States, about four from each state. These persons are to live in England. The United States gorernment Is to pay each a salary ot 115.000 annually, a total expense of JJ. 000. 000, a small amount compared with the cost ot a battleship. "Now it war Is declared or commenced by either party, then 10 percent ot the United States representatives. 20 men. and 10 per cent of the British representatives. SO men, are Immediately executed. These men are to be chosen by means of lot. It war should con tinue 30 more 'days, 20 per cent ot the remainder are to be put to death 'fiy ' bbtb!''parfrelL h ' This "may seem bard, but think ot the lives lost In the World War. "This. plan could also be made with other strong nations, such as France, Italy, Germany and maybe Japan:'" ' JTNow do yon think that the citi zens of thel"nted States would per mit having Billy Sunday. Al Smith. McAdoo or-Taft executed? Well yon 'bet thejr wouldn't. Well If we declared war 10 per cent of the 200 men with characters equal to the four 'men mentioned above, would be executed. Would the cutsets of the.' United States, stand for it? -Of coots they wouldn't. "There woild be but one way to stop the death of these men. and that is not to. declare war, but to have peace." ' Who said the average cltiien wasn't Interested in International problems? Anyway, this proves that all the brains of , the country aren't In the Senate. - KLAMATH Population 12,500. Altitude 4.000 feet Monthly payroll of 1 1.000.000. 140.000 acres of irrigated lands. The center of the greatest stock raising. Klamath has tributary to it 28 mills and factories. Climate clear and cool in sum mer and mild In winter. - 1.000.000 undeveloped horse pow er on the Klamath River. It has one of the twenty-four United States reclamation projects. More undeveloped resources than any other county on the coast. This city is second of Oregon in amount of freight shipment out by rail. There Is tributary for manufac ture 40,000,000,000 feet ot soft pine. The largest box shook manu facturing center in the United States. Postal receipts, from $37,345 in 1923, are now 62,415, a gain of 21 per cent. In bank clearings the business has grown from $11,000,000 In 1923 to $21,000,000 in 1920. Its lumber business reaches $10, 000,000 a year and the agricultural Income over $5,000,000. The largest percentage of growth In telephone and. telegraph service of any cMy on the coast. The school census in nearly (000. About 600 are enrolled In high schools and nearly 1700 In the grades, In addition to those In the Sacred Heart ac-idemy. NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS WHOSE PROPERTY HAS BEEN FOUND LIABLE FOR THE TOST OF INSTALI.INO THE IMPROVEMENT KNOWN AS THE EHiHTll SEWER UNIT OK KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON. THAT THEY HAVE TWENTY DAYS FROM THE FIRST DATE OF PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE IN WHICH TO FILE AP PLICATION TO PAY THEIR AS SESSMENTS IN TEN EQUAL ANNUAL INSTALLMENTS. WHEREAS, the Common Coun JI of the-Clty f -Klamath Falls; Oregon.'- did by Ordinance No. SO?, duly adopted on the' 23rd day- of May, 1927, declare the proportion ate assessment on each lot, part or parcel of acreage property - found to be benefited for a proportion ate share of the cost of installing the Improvement known as the 8th Sewer Unit of Klamath Falls. Oregon, aa moro fully and In de tail shown on the plans and spec ifications of the City Engineer on file with the Police Judge of said City. In the matter of said im provement and embracing the pro perty hereinafter and described, aa follows: That the docket of City liens has been made up as provided by Sec tion 28 of the Charter of said City, and below will be foubd a list of the names of the owners whose properly has been so assessed as aforesaid, and against which liens have been docketed, as by said Ordinance provided, together with the total amount so assessed against each specific owner and holder. Reference Is hereby made to such lien docket for a detailed description of each lot. part of lot, block or parcel ot acreage pro perty so assessed. Further notice Is hereby given to the respective owners of pro perty so assessed and hereinafter listed, that such assesmentn are now due and payable, and will be delinquent from and after the ex piration of twenty days from the date ot the first publication of this notice, which said first publi cation will he made the 7th day of June, 1927. The ownera of property so as sessed as aforesaid must either pay In rash or make and file with the Police Judge of the said City on or before the 28th day of June. 1927. their respective applirationa to pay such assessments in leu equal installments. Following is the -description of the property: Hot Killings Addition Lot 1, block 18. Wlllard I'ev ton. $00.30: lot 2, easterly 10 ft. only, block 18, Wlllard Pey ton, $21.96; lot 2. except easterly 10 ft.. It. B. Murdock, $87.72; lot 3, block 18. Oleatha Christian sen, $109.76: lot 4. block 18, Grace Chintell, $109. 7; lot 6, block 18. J, E. Short, $100.70; lot 6, block 18. Emma Fnulkner, $100.70; lot 7. Clara Sclitlttenhart. $109.76; lot 8. block 18. Bertha Hewitt, $109.76; lot 9. block 18. W. J. Albert, $109.76: lot 10. block 18. W. J. Albert, $06.40; lot 11, Martha II. Know. $96.60; lot 12. block 18, Martha J. Snow, $109.76; lot 13. Steven H. Van Loon. $109.76; lot 14. block 18, Steven Van Loon, $109.76; lot 16, block 18. 11. J. Scott, $109.76; lot 16, block 18. A. W. and Beatrice I. Jolly, $109.76: lot 17. A. W. and Beatrice I).-Jolly, $109.76; lot 18, block 18, Lela Carter, $109.76: lot 19. block IS, H. J.. Nlelson, $109.70; lot 20, block 18, Chas. E. Lewis. $109.76; lot 21, block 18, Klamath Development Co., $96.70; lot 1, block 19, R. f. Beyond the Alps Lies Italy? want 4 1 "RCrVWWtUNvJI t . ir.i ii i,;, u.Ll MVP1' iwr Groesberk. $66.20; lut 2. block 19, R. C. Groesbeck. $109.76: lot 3, block 19. II. It. Harrison. $109.76; hit 4. block 19, Maude K. Will. $109 76; lots 5. 6. southerly S' ft.. E. T. Roberts. $S.9:i: hits 5. 6, except southerly 60 ft.. Murtha J. Snow. $121.51; lot 7. block In. Kluniath county. I VIS. 61 ; lot s. block 19. Klamath, county. $111.8.1; lot 9. block 19. Chas II. and Minnie M. Raney. $109.76: lot 10, block 19. C. II. and Minnie Raney, $109 -76: lot II. block 19. Klamath county. $109.76; lot 12. block 19, Klamath county, '$i9.76; lot 11, block 19. ..Mary 'At Jury,. $109.76: lot .14. blH-k 19, Lew In II. Ucllmun. $93.20: lot 1. block 111". - Wm. ('. II. Wilaom. $c;.3u; lot 2. block 19 H. Perry G. Goode. $98.18: lot 3, block 19 4. Roy Wellnmn. $107, 06: lot 4. block 19'4. T. 11. West fall, $126.93: lot 5. Mock 19t, C. E. -and Kula Tyrell. $146.80; lot 6. block 19',. Richard E. Smith. $164.61; lot 7, block 19 Mi, J. II. CovcrL $29.34. Hillside Addition Lot 4. block 22. Klamath Devel opment Co.. $109 76; lot 5. bhick 22, Klamath Development Co.. $109.76; lot 6. block 28. Klamath Development Co.. $109.76; lit 7. block 22. Klamath Develovment Co., 109.76: lot 8. block 22, Kliuuutli Development Co.. $96.37; lot 1, block 23, Herman Smith. $145.04 ; lot 2, block 21. Herman Smith, 1115.01: lot 3, block 21. Herman Smith. $145.21; lot 4. block 21. Mrs. Nellie Wall. $145.23; lots 6-6. W. 88 ft., block 23. M. C. and Mat tie Harbor. $137.99; lot 6. E. 97 ft. block 21. B. K. (Irlgnliy. $76.05; lot 6, K. 97 ft. block 23, Acnes Uigc son. $76.05: lot 1. block 24, A. ('. 0. Wilson. $145.39; lot 2. block 24. Minnie Wilson, $145.45: lot 3. block 24, Hans Jorgenson. $145.52; lot 4. block 24. G. S. ft C. C. Currln. $145.60; lot 5 E. 121.5 ft. block 24, Fay Morris, $96-82; lots 6-6. W. 61.5 ft. block 24, C. B. Cur rln, $96.43; lot 6, E. 120 ft, block 24. Frances E. Iloyd, $96.82; lot 1. I.lock 25. Howard Ferguson. $145. 91; lot 2, block 35. Win. C. Ilack ler. $145.98; lot 3, block 25, L. C. Wishard. $146.01; lot 4. block 25. Louis Qulnlin ( under contract lo II. F. Saskett) $116.08: lot 6, block 25. B. V. Yadnn, $146.14: lot 6. block 25. J. II. Covert, $146.21; lot 1. block 26, Klamath Development Co.. $146.27; lot i. block 26. Martin McAndrews. $146.33; lot 3,' block 26. K. M. Hone, $146.39; lot 4. block 26, Agnes McCormack Oliver, $14 6.47: lot 5. I.lock 26. Oliver & Oliver, $146.63; lot 6. block 26. A. R. and W. .Man Oliver, $146.60; lot 1, block 27, Arthur Wilson, $144.40; lot 2, block 27. Harry B. Webber. $144.10; lot 3, block 27. Kluniath Development In, $144.20; lot 4. block 27. Geo. A. Llnakver, $114.09; lot 5, block 27.'. Wm. II. Dale. $144.00; lot 6. block 27, Klamath Development Co., $143.91; lot 1, block 28, John Conway. $142.64; lot 2. block 28. Klamath Develop ment Co.. $112.51; lot 3. block 28, Carl ldnge, $142.40; lot 4. block 28, Carl Lanite. $142.30; lot 6, block 2S, Klaniuth Development Co., $142.17; lot 6, block 28, Klamath Development Co., $142.06; lot 1, block 29. John Brett, $140.92; lot 2. block 29. Connie Barber, $140.82; lot 2. block 29, A. H. and Pearle Trottler $140.69; lot 4, block 20. Klngsley Ray Glnabach. $140.58; lot 6. K. 89 ft. block 29, II. P. Dow, $69.78: lot 6, Ely 45 ft. of W!l block 29, Geo, L. and Effle Drum mond, $35.28; lot 8. W. 45 ft. block 29, Clarence V. Montgomery, $35.28; lot 1. w. 78 ft. only, blk 30, Walton Wright Co., $61.15; lot 1, E. loo ft., block 30. Paul O. I-anilry. $78. 40: lot 2. block 30. Arlle Worrell. $139 65: lot 3. K4, block 30. K. II. Ilalslger. $S78; lot 3. WH. block 30. F. J. Ottoman, $69.78; lot 4. KH. block 30, W. I.. Jack son. $69 78: lot 4. WH. block 30. Geo. W. McColliim. $69. 7a; lot 6. block 30. Frank Woods, $139.65: lot 1. block 31. K. 8. Hideout. (139.65: lot 2. block 31. T. A. Tre loar. $139.55: lot 3, block 31. W. II. Wood, $119.55: lot 4, block 31. Wm. Spiker. $139.55: lot 6. block 31. Bertha French. $119.55; lot 6, E. 9s ft.. Geo. W. McCol liim. $7. 8: lot 6, W. 80 ft.. block' 31. J. T. Mitchell. $63J3i lot 1. E. block 33. R. P. Oliver. $69.77; lot 1. block 1. V, block 32. A. R. Dlikson. $69.78: lot 3. block 32, Nellie E. I'nrrl.h. $1.19.. 55; lot 3. K4, block 32. T. B. Wal ters; $69.77; lot 3. WH block 32. Henry I. McKlm. $9.78; lot 4. block' 32. W. A. and Mary II. Wient. $119.66; lot 6. K. 128 ft., block 32, J. M. and Ostle I. linker, $100.37: lot 6. 'except E. 13 ft., block 32. II. L. Vorhees. $39.18; I lot 6. block 32. II. L. Voorheea. : $139.65; lot 1, easterly 90 ft. only. I block 33. N. K. Gilbert. $70.57; lot 1. westerly 88 ft., block 33. Cameron Wilson. $69.00; lot 2, block 33: Mary C. Mchnffey. $139. 56; lot 3. K'v block 33, Katie L. Nelson. $69. 7S: lot 3. NVi. block 31. Joxeph Stemiifhulwr, $69.78; lot 4. EH block 31. Joseph Htempf hiilier. $49 78: lot 4, V H block 33. Martin McAmlrowa. $69.78: lot 5. I block 31. J. It. Warner. $139 55: I bit 6. W. '78 ft., block 33. Alfred III. Collier, trustee. $61.12: lot 6. I E. llltl ft., block 33. II. C. Melaas. i $78.41: lot I. block 34. Richard M. ; Smith. $119.65: lot 2. block 34. Ar lle Worrell. $139 66; lot T. block 111, Ame L. Paul, $119.65: lot 4. ! block 34. P. II. Golden. $139.56: lot 5. block 34. Robert Crawford, i $119,65; lot 6. easterly 90 ft.. : block 34. N. E. Gilbert. $70.67-: j lot 6. remainder, block 34, Chll jrotn ft Smith. $09.00; lot 1. block 135, V. C. Vim Kmon. $139.66; 'lot 2. block 36. Mrs. J. A. John ison, $139.55: lot 3. block 25. Buy !snd Ada Fryrear. $139.66: lot 4. j block 35. Edith A. Hill. $139.56: Mot 6. block 36, Edith A. Hill, I $119.55; lot 6. block 35. W. V. I I'hlllltis. $139.56: lot 1, block 36. I Klamath Development Co.. $121.18; I lot 2, block 36, Klamath Develop I mi nt Co.. $90.19; lot 3, block 36, 'Klamath Development Co., $109.94; ! lot 4. block 30 Percy (I. Goodn, ; $129 67: lot 6. block 36, Percy tl. Goode, $139.55. ! Knlrvlcw Addition I Lot 1, EH. block 1. W. o'. Smith; $41.12; lot 1. WH. block 1. W. O. 'Smith, $43.12; lot 2. except south erly 5 ft., block 1, W. O. Smith, i $77.62: lots 2. 3. southern 6 ft.. lot 2 and northerly 42H ". !l. block 1. N. E. llovlerl. $81.92: i lot 3, 4. southerly 7 H ft., lot 3 nix! northerly 40 ft., lot 4, E. L. nnil I Lillian McNeil, $81.02: beginning I on tho east side of Wordun ave nue at a point 10 ft. north of tha : northwest corner of lot 6, block 1, j Falrvlew Addition; thence easterly 110 ft. to Wllford avenue; thence 'southerly 40 ft.; thence westerly 1 1 1 U ft.: thence norlherly 40 ft. to ( the place of beginning, Homehtilld i ers' Investment Company, $09.00; i lot 6, southerly 20 ft. of the east erly 65 ft..' block 1. K. A. Dunham, 1 $17.26: lot 6, southerly 20 ft. of the westerly 65 ft., block 1, El I Kaplnnaa, $17.25; lot I. block 2. .Margaret H. Hull, $86.24; lot 2, Iblnik 2. Levi N. Stevens, $86.24: ' lot 3, block 2, Mnry Vnn Meter, $80.24; lot 4, block 2, V. G. and If. M. Ilarnthnime, $80.24: lot 6, j block 2, D. I. and Emma Llght Ifool, $86.24; nil block 6, Includ ing vacated alley, Schmil District No. 1, $1,110.17; lot 1, block 6. Klclh K, Ambrose, $80.34 ; lot I, block . K. W. Ii win, $80 24; lot 3, block 6, Carroll II. Holmes, $80.24: lot 4, block 0. Kurl Wllll lock. $86.34: lot 6. block 0. Mis. A. Iliearclllfe. $86.24; lot 6. block 6, Lawrence Molscheiibacliur, $86.24; lot 1, block 7, M. II. Ralph. $86 24; lot 2, block 7. M. II. Itulpli, $86.24; lot 3, block 7, Os car H. Cornish, $1(6.24; lot 4. block T, Arthur II. I.esvltl. $86.24: lot 6, block T, William Held, $86.24: lot 6, block 7, Jasper llennvtt, $86.34: lot 3. block 8. Margaret S. Hull, $86.21? lot 3. block 8, Edward It. Kllnssen. $86.24: lot 4. block 8. A. I'. Rhodes, $K6 24; lot 6, block 8, W .1., Kraln, $S6.$I; lot 6. block 8. W. U Fraln. $86 34. lot 7, block 8. Merwln and Vera M. DonnlMUl, $86.24: lot 8, block 8. Merwln M. and Vera M. Don elann. $86.24: lot . block 8, Uiulsn Vaughn, $86.24: lot 10. block 8. Harry ud John Ackley. $86 24: lot II, block 8, Harry and John Ackley, $86.24; lot 1. block In, E. A. and Kvalyn A. Ilighman. $103.49: lot 1, block II. Albert Kubes, $10.1.49; lot 2, block II. I'etsr and Kffle Itettel. $103.49; lot 5,' block II, Emilia llohrer Ltnfcsty, $103.49: lot 6. block' II. Emma llohrer Llnfesty, $103.49; lot 1. block 13, M. M. Obem-halii, $103.49: lot 3. block 13. .Nestor Marrhand. $103.49: lot 3, block 12, Nestor Man-hand. $103.49: lot I. block 13. John Kennoy. $53.69; lot 2. block 13. K. I.. Seymour, $37.63; lot 3. block 13, J. A. Gold smith. $37.63; lot 4. block 13. II. A. Goldsmith. $37.63: lot 6. I block 13, J. A. Goldsmith. $37.63: jlot 6. block 13. Ellen M. Dervsn. I $37.63: lot 7. block 13, Ellen M. Dervan, $37.63: lot 8, block 13. ; Steven, Jr. and Caral J. Kaho, $37.63; lot . block 13. John II. Miller anil 8. kouxhrldge, $37.63; jlo( 10. block 13. Fannie Hill. $17, '63; lot II. block 13. l.uelta J. Mlti jto, $37.63: lol 13. block 13. I.tiell.t J. Miutit. $37.63; lot 13, block 13. A. L. Harrison. $37.63: lot II. block 13. Cecil and Ada Deal. ,$37.63; lol 16, block 13, Allco I Hamilton. $37.63: lot 16. block 13. , Bartholniew Diinlea. $37.63: lot 17. block 13. Benjamins O'Koofo. I $37.63; lol 16. block 13. A. J. and Julia Kantamaw, $37.63: lot '19. block 13. A. J. and Julia iSantamaw. $17.63; lut 20, block II. , Loulan and J. It. Wllletl. $37.81; I lot 21. block 13. Louise and J. II. 'Wllletl, $37.63: lot 23. block 13. l.udwlR llumme, $37.61; lol 21, block 13, Albert K. and Anna M. Johnson. 317.63: lot 24. block 11. IE. M. Bubb. $37.63; lot 26. block ill. J. R. and l.oulse Wllletl. 1237 63; lot 26. block 11. J. It. and jLouloe Wlllett, $37.63. Second Falrvlew Addition Ij.t 1. block I. J. M. Knit Vesta IP. Spots. $103 49; lol 5. block 3. I. IV. Tutor. $103.49: lot 1, block 3. III. G. Enders, trustee. $lu3.49: I lot 3. block 3, John llerglund and 1 A. Went man. $103.49; lot 3. block ) 3, Mary J. Sutton. $103.49: lot ' 4. block 3. C. T. aud Anna Price. ! $101.49. lot 6. blocs- 3. Mildred V. 1 1. -lll.tr ret, $103.49: lol 6. block j .1, i. lias, i Mcwnn est., siua.iv. lot 1. block 4. .Mildred Elder est . $103.49: lol 2. block 4. Mildred Elder est.. $11)3.49; lot 3. blork I 4. Mildred Elder est., $i3.49; lots 4. 6. EH. block 4. llallle -41. lla.vn.-s. $103.49; lota 4, 6. WH. i block 4. T. II. Wallers. $103 49; lot 6, block 4, William and Vic toria Mcllcth. $103.49; lot I. j block 6. G. A. McCarthy, $103.49. i lot 2. block 6. G. A. McCarthy. I $101.49; lot 3, block 5. G. A. McCarthy. $103 49; kit 1. northerly 133 1-3 ft. block 6. llallle II I Haynes. $57.49: lota 1. 3. south erly 16 2-3 ft., lot 1 and northerly ; 16 2-3 ft. lo 2. block 6. T. II. Wallers. $57.49; lol 2. and south erly 33 1-3 ft. block 6, Lynn P. IHnbln. $67.49: lut 3. block 6. ('has. I I'. Stewart eat.. 1X4 31; lot 4. 'block 6, Claire J. Ilessler, $86.21; lot 6. block , Marlon Hanks, $86.24; lot 6, block 6, Marlon ! Hanks. $66.24: lot I. block 7. .Mil dred Elder, eat., $86.24: lot 2, I block 7, Mildred Elder est., $86.- I 24: lot 3. blork 7, Mildred Elder iet $N6.24; lot 4. block. 7. John M. Gulhrle. 8X6.24: lot 5. block 1 7, E. R. Carpenter. $80.24; lot 6. blork 7. A. Meyer. $K6.24; lot 7. : block 7, Chas. P. Stewart est., $86, 24: lot 8. block 7. Chas. P. 8lew- art est., 880.24: lot 9. block 7. 'has. P. 8t.-wnrt eal.. 888.24; lot 110, blork 7, Mho ('. Mason and I Wm. 8. Wnrdcn, 8S6.24: lot II, ' block 7, Mae C. Muson and Wm. I 8. Worden. $116.24; lot 12. blork 7. j Donald II. Chase. $86.24: lot 1, 1 block 8, Mildred Elder est.. $6. 24: lot 2. block 8. Mildred Elder , est.. $86 24; lot 3. block 8, Paul and Mildred L. Hilton. 886.24; lot 4. blork 8. II. II. Van Vnlken- hurg. $86.24: lol 6. block 8. Henry Gloysteln. $80.24; lot 6, block 8. Henry Gloysloln, $86.24; lot 7, : block 8. John Vule. $86.24; lot 8, block 8, Wnvnn and Allen G. Akers. $86.24; lot 9. block '8. D. M. Smith, $86.24; lot to. block 8, Nate and Margery Otter I belli. $86.24: lot 11. blork 8. Geo. I K. and ('Inn M. Brookfleld. $80.21; ;lnt 12, block 8. Gen. E. nnri Clna ; M. Brookfleld. $86.24: lots II. 12. , E H of block 9, Ernest McCollum. 1886 24; lota II. 12. WH of block Ii. Everett Aaron. McCollum, 8x0,- 124; lot 2, block 11. It. L. Fulker- snn. $86.24; lot 4, block 12. F. N. ' Frakes. $80.24: lot 6, block 12, I Lnko E. Walker, $86.24; lot 10, block 12. Luko E. Walker. 886.24; !ot 11. block 12, Luke E. Wulker. i $86.21: lot 12. block 12, Luke E. Walker. $80.24; lot 1. block 13. Delia l.aughead, $86.24: lot 2, block 13. llnttle A. Thrashor. $86. 24: lol 3, blork 13. Chas. I). and Effle 0. Gnrcelon, $80.24: lot 7, block 13, II. K. Holninn, $80.24; lot 8, block 13, E. A. Dunham. $86.24; lot ft, block 13, L. K. Emery. $86.24: lot 10. block 13, Edd Smith, est., $86.24; lot 11, blork 13. Chaa. P. Stewart est., $86.24: lot 12, block 13, Ckas. P. 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