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Show Magna Timet, Magna, Utah Friday, November 1, 1957 While no oil. ring can liquidate f gratelj'.lc 'o liud. the one's deli out heart j:i.i wi.hu: hand Louis (,.t. not unknown to nor Darmstadt, Germany Fishir. 21. son of Mr. and Mrs. rt (I. ,, l.v uiMi Louis H. Fisher. 33110 South 8301 M.tiy It.iki r Eddy unlU West in ful tlu',n "n hii Magna, lect-mlpurt.ci- 1be n'atLlla ,ie ,n' pated wi.h units of as1 '".1). made payable the J,'Vns in Operation M.st serious complication of Army 1 exer-punch, a command post ' 11 the flu and the immediate cause vise lJ b. in ( rmanv. j 1 r of death in all of the recent vicW jn tl,l a switchboard Mr. Fisher, ieu-Trie Kurd shall fu:mh to tims as well as in a number of in the 93th Engineer ti'i1 Trustee a list of all pollen's, other deaths suspected to be in- operator Battalion's Headquarters and Seris pneu- vice showing the character of the indirectly due to the flu Company, entered the Army monia. in September. 1956 and arrived surance, the property and risk coveied, the name of the insurHistories of the deaths show overseas last July. ance company, arid other pertithat many of the victims had been A 1954 graduate of Cyprus high nent details, and shall keep the ill for several days, developed was d he school, by thei Trustee fully inform. d of any pneumonia rather suddenly, and Garfield refineryemploy. of Kennccott change in or addition to such Copper Corpoiation. list. Upon the written of 'he Trustee such policies will bo Sitter Dios J posl,,'d Wllh ll' pneumonia struck, Mrs. Lois Irene Naylor McFar- ur Hi reason, the doctors bi vase of loss or damage to any lane, 50, died Tuesday, 3:30 p.m. wa: Person with the flu should in a Salt Lake hospital after a of ,h insuriii property, the pro- be txtia careful to stay down and cteds of any such insurance on illness. jVoicl rtion lingering Poure and over-eShe was the sister of Mrs. Max any one loss amounting to not r th,-ireuntl1 mure than $10,000 shall cither be temperature has J. (Verna) Coon of Magna. turned to normal and remained Sincere sympathy is extended. promptly appli.d by the board to 1JI mal fur 24 hours, the repair or replacement of the There is no known specific Folks who never do any more property d.stroyed or damaged, treatment fur flu. The best than they get paid fur, never g.l or otherwise to the improvement ,ht doctors can do is prescribe paid for any more than they do. of the system, or if nut su applied 'Pirin to relieve aches and pains within six (6) months of the date JJ,d rfJuei fever and plenty of 6. The hoard will maintain and of leceipt thereof by the board, water and fruit juices to replace keep proper books of record and such proc.eds shall be deposited 1:1 body fluids lost through high account separate from all other in the Revenue Bond and Interest Iever. which always accompanies records and accounts in which Redemp.ion Fund. In any case the disease of any sueh shall be made full and corr.ct en- where the proc-'fd- s Should Be in Bed tries of all transactions relating to insurance shall amount to a sum And, g.t plen.y of rest, have the Such books of record! in excess of $10,090 on account of n dequate di.t to give the body and system. account shall be audited in any one loss, all such moneys a resistance against flu or any the same mann-.- and at the same shall be promptly deposit 'd with other disease. times as are county records, and th; Trustee and shall be paid out not later than on? month after from time to time to the board the Colonel is attending the wri.ten ri quest of the of each audit, the upon the Regular course given by boardmaking will cause to be delivered board, signed by its Chairman the U. S. Army Command and and Clerk and accompanied by a General Staff College. The col- to the Trustee and to the holders certified who revenue bonds the copy of the resolution of of any lege is the Armys senior school may have so requested copies of of the board directing such rejf tactics. that certain His citation read in part: In such audit. Each such audit, in quest, and specifying to whatever matters may expenditures have been made or addition standwith ihe highest keeping incurred in repairing or replacards and traditions of the U. S. be thought proper by the auditor to be included therein, shall in- ing the property damaged or deBarber, Army, stroyed, and the amount thereof, following: through untiring effort, devotion clude Athestatement in detail of the and reouesting the payment by (a) to duty, initiative, willingness to assume responsibilities, and out- income and expenditures of the the Trustee tointhe board of an excess of the amount not technical knowledge, system for the fiscal year. standing contributed immeasurably to the (b) A balance sheet as of the end amount of such expenditures. Any insurance proceeds not so paid successful accomplishment of the of the fiscal year. (c) The auditors comments re- out by the Trustee within a peG3 mission. Barber's personal garding the manner in which the riod of one year from the date board has carried out the require- of the receipt thereof shall be integrity and loyalty reflect ments of this resolution and the used for tha redemption uf as great credit upon him and the auditor's recommendations for many bonds payable from the Armed Forces of the United or Revenue Bond and Interest Rein any changes improvements States. of the the demption Fund as may be resystem. operation Fine Record (d) A list of the insurance pol- deemed with the amount availDuring World War II, the Col- icies in force at the end of the able. onel served as Company ComThe payment of premiums for mander of the 114th Infantry, fiscal year, setting out as to each 44th Division in Europe, Septem- policy the amount of the policy, all insurance policies required the risks covered, the name of the, under the provisions of this ber, 1944 to July, 1945. Following and the expiration date tion shall be considered to be the close of the war, he served onc of the expenses of maintainas Company Commander, 16th of the policy. (e) The number of metered wa- ing and operating the system. Infantry, 1st Infantry division in HEALTH AUTHORITIES SAY: FLU IS HERE FOR WINTER!" In a sp cial niiiiunicUn i a j H tn the Magna Tunes fruin the Utah State Board of Health, due o the death of at least si veil Utahns during rec:nt weeks, they empha- u over subsequent issues may have enjoyed by the bonds funded, providtd however, that if only a portion of the bonds out-- 1 standing is so refunded and if Is i ids are refunded in such manner tlu'.t the interest late of 1,1 e ivfuiul.d bonds is inei eased wi'h rules and r gu-- 1 amounts due tin. eont actors tion shall be published imme-bee- n be adopted from under the contract or contracts diatcly after its adoption in a tune to tune by the lmard, w hirh lor miidru.-t- m which will have newspaper published in or having i let prior to the delivery of general circulation in the district ruh s and regulation may provide f.ir an inspection eha:ge to as-- tile bonds, .shall lie retained by j in the manner and with the effect su:e the pioper making of each the TiusLe.- - m cseinw under such j (or which provision is made in Utah Code An- such connection. anungemrnls to safeguard the Section Section 12 proper application of such pro-- ! notated, 1953. ieo.is Modification oi Resolution Adopted and approved October may be enter! d into by The holders of s. venty-fiv- e per agieeir,. nt between the Trustee 22, 1957. W. J. Jones cent i75'1 ) in principal amount and the Chairman and Clerk, and of the Kinds (not including in any approved by the purchasers of ease any bonds which may then tiie bonds. Such agreement may Chairman be held or owned by or for the provide for the investment of At.esl: account of the district, but inelud- - such mein y. Any money remainL. O. Larson ing such refunding bunds not mg in such escrowed fund after owned hy tin- district us may have tin- - con.)1', tin of I'm payment Clerk which are to b.1 been issued u nd or tin provisions for tile (Other business not pertinent to of Section 11 above) shall have acquired ami constructed with the above appears in the minutes the rigid from time to time to ap- - the proceeds of the bonds shall of the meeting.) prote the udop ion hy the hoard: lie le.inni d hy tin Trustee to be Pursuant to motion duly made of uny amendment to this rcso- - paid oi,t for the construction of and carried, the meeting was lutain which may be deemed ncc- - any add.lion.il water and sewer or desirable by the board, j facilities which may be ordered provided however, that nothing eoiisti ncted by the board and W. J. Jones contained snail permit or proved ly the consulting engi-b- e Attest: modithe or. so if to dnerted hy construed nrcis. permit the L. O. Larson fiea'.ioii uf Inc terms and condi-- : board, may he paid into '.lie Revc-tion- s contained in tins ime Bond mid Inleivst Kedemp- Clerk or in the bonds so ns to: ) jtion Fund or into the Guaranty STATE OF UTAH unv maFund. Make the in ih:inf',i' (a) COUNTY OF SALT LAKE ) 14 Section tui ity of the bands. I, the undersigned, duly qualiSeverance Clausa (b) Reduce the rate of interest fied and acting Clerk of the If any one or more sections, Board of Trustees of Granger-Hunte- r borne by any of the bonds. (e) Reduce the amount of the p:i: .i;'i..;!i clause or provisions Improvement District, da shall ever be hereby certify that the above and principal or premium, if any, jxiy- - ( t li . - i held by any court of competent foregoing constitutes a true and able on the bonds. to be ineffictive or correct copy of the minutes of a (d) Modify the terms of pay-ment of principal of or interest invalid for any purpose or under meeting of said board held on Ocy or premium upon tiie bunds or any specifi-circumstance or tober 22, 1957, and of a resolution of them, or impose any con-- 1 eiimslam-es- , sueh invalidity or adopted at said meeting, as said with respect to sueh pay-- ; i ffivtiveness shall not affect the minutes and resolution are offiment validily or enforceability of the cially of record in my possession. 1 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, (e) Affect ;hr rights of the rcmaiiimg provisions of this resohuld.rs of less than all of the lution, it being hereby expressly have hereunto subscribed my ofrecited and steted by the board ficial signature and impressed bonds then outstanding. If at any time the board shall that the remainder of this resoluhereon the official seal of said have adopted such amendatory tion would have been adopted district this 22nd day of October, e such invalidity or ineffec1957. resolution, it shall so notify ih.: Trustee and the Trustee shall ut tiveness. L. O. Larson Section 15 the expense of the district cause This resolution shall take effect notice of the proposed adoption Clerk of such resolution to be published immediately upon its adoption (SEAL) in a financial newspaper or jour- and approval, the welfare of the Date of Publication, November nal published in the City of New district requiring it. This resolu- - 1, 1957. York, New York, and in a financial newspaper published in the City of Chicago, Illinois, and the Trustee shall also mail a copy thereof to each registered owner of bonds at the address appearing on the Trustees registration emdunee to ' 1 i lures at a date earlier than the iiia uir.v date of the correspondI1 ing size: bond refunded thereby, then 1. Take every unless tiie issuance of the refundagainst getting the flu in the first ing bonds is necessary to avoid place. default in the payment of the 2. Try to avoid complications bonds r. funded, sueh bonds may if they do get the disease. not be refunded without tile cond sent of the holders of the People should not become com- placent if they have managed to pottiun of the bonds. Any refunding bonds authur-iz.- d escape the flu thus far. pursuant to the provisions of Even in areas where it stems '.his section shall be lodged with to be decreasing, new cases are the Trustee and shall be delivered being reported every day. and by it upon the written order of the safest course is to st.er clear the Chairman of the board and of any known victims to avoid upon receipt by the Trustee of exposure. ''lie ou'standmg bonds authorized Dr. Joseph P. Ktsler, acting di-- ! rector of the S ate Health D. part-- 1 tj be r. funded thereby in principal amount equal to that of the osthat nt, all who in, explained bonds to be delivered, which out- cape the disease now may nut be standing bonds shall be presented so lucky later on. o tiie Trust.-- to be delivered in He and other public officials exchange for the refunding bonds throughout the country believe and simultaneous cancellation and that the flu virus will be with retirement, provided however, us at least all winter and perhaps that in lieu of outstanding bonds for two or three years." then matured or properly called Some officials feel that the j (or redemption, it shall b; suffivirus may grow more potent aJ cient if the proreeds of the sale of time goes on, and that each sue- the refunding bonds, together wave of flu will be ceeding with oth.r funds available for more severe than the last as such purpose in an amount sufhappened in the killing epidemic ficient to pay such nia'.urcd or of 1918. redeemed bonds, including all acVaccination Urged crued intenst and redemption Everyone is strongly urged to bu. vaccinated against Asian flu. premiums, if any, shall have been New supplies of vaccine have deposited with the Trustee to be held solely for the payment of been promised for Utah in the sueh bands and accrued interest near future. Persons d. siring the and red. rnption premiums, if any. vaccine must make the request All bonds received by the Trustee to their family physician who will in exchange for refunding bonds and all bonds paid under th; provisions of this section shall be cancelled by the Trustee and delivered to the Treasurer. B. Additional bonds other than those referred to in paragraph A of this subsection may also be issued on a parity with the bonds if all of the following conditions arc met: John W. Barber has been presented a Certificate of (1) The not revenues of the books. Achievement in recognition of Whenever at any time within system must in the completed fismeritorious service as Marksmancal yiar immediately preceding one y?ar from the date uf the first the issuance of the additional publication of said notice, the ship Coordinator, Training Divibonds have been equal to one board shaill deliver to the Trustee sion, Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-times the an instrument or instruments exand four-tentHeadquarters Fifth U. S. Army, Chicago, Illinois, highest combined interest and ecuted by the holders of at toast during the period January 28. principal requirements for any seventy-fiv- e per cent (75;) in 1955 to June 30, 1957. succeeding twelve months pe- principal amount of the outstandBarber is the husriod on all obligations payable ing bonds specifically consenting band of the former Miss n from the Revenue Bond and In- to and approving the adoption of terest Redemption Fund, includ- the amendatory resolution, thereChapman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Chapman, 2784 ing those then outstanding and upon, but not otherwise, said resSou'.h 8500 West in Magna. to be issued. olution shah become effective and those so un- of ter the number customers, 8. nor Neither the system any For the proposedof such Barber and Mrs. Germany and in Korea. the provisions iher of binding compupurpose water if metered customers, any, be sold, leased, part thereof may He holds the Bronze Star MeBarber have three children,. John the number of hydrants connect- - mortgaged, encumbered, or in any tation net revenues shall be upon the holders of all of the Leaf with Clusters, dal Terry, 10; Gregory Randall, who ed to the water portion of the sys- manner disposed of while any of understood to be the portion of bunds, and no holder of any bond will be 4 years old on Christmas Commendation Ribbon and the tem, and the number of applica- the bonds remain outstanding, the revenues received in such whether or not he shall have conDay and Kimberly Ann, 1 4. They Purple HearL tions for water service existing except that the board may dis- fiscal year not used for the pay- sented to or shall have revoked reside at 319-- 4 3d, Fort Leavenment of any part of the expenses any consent as in this section profriends he at the end of the fiscal year. Three men are pose of any equipment, machinworth. He is the son of Myron that loves me, he my of maintaining and operating the vided, shall have any right to hates me that (f) The number of gallons of ery, fixtures, apparatus, tools, Utah. His and he that is indifferent to me. water shown to have passed Barber, Monticello, system, as above provided, it object to the adopiion of sueh or other which chattels mother is dead. Who loves me, teaches me ten through the master meter of the may have become worn out or being understood that all or part amendatory resolution or to the demess; who hates me, teaches district during such fiscal year, unserviceable, by substituting for of such expenses of maintenance operation of any of the terms or Presentation Made The presentation was made at me caution; who is indifferent to the number of gallons of water the same other property or equip- and operation will have been provisions thereof. Any consent given by the holdpaid with the proceeds of the four billed, the estimated number of ment of equal value. Fori Leavenworth, Kansas where me, teaches me and mainte- er of a bond pursuant to Ihe promills (4) operation gallons of water used for flush9. At any time at which any of ing mains snd for extinguishing the bonds may be in default as nance tax, and that the revenues visions of this section shall be and the number of fires, gallons to tiie payment of either princi- will have been applied in part to irrevocable for a period of six (6) the payment of sueh expenses months Trom the date of the first of water unaccounted for. pal or interest, the holders of not if the proceeds of said four publication of the notice aforeonly (g) A statement showing the less than twenty-fiv- e nature of a connection fee of $150 sewage into the system. per cent All charges made for sewer balances existing at the begin- (25'r) in principal amount of the (4) mills tax shall have proved to said and shall be conclusive and if paid in full with the applicaning and end of the fiscal year in outstanding bonds, or the Trustee be insufficient for such purpose. binding upon alt future holders of tion, or $165 payable . $33 services shall he chargeable (2) The Guaranty Fund must the same bond during such peand against and payable by the own- the Revenue Bond and Interest in behalf of the holders of such the with application in its full minimum amount of riod. Such consent may be rebe with connected Fund in the and er the of thereRedemption premises $12 to per outstanding bonds, may apply voked at any time after six (6) after for eleven successive the sewer, but such owner may Guaranty Fund, together with all any court of competent jurisdic- $120,000. must months bonds additional if from the date of the first The such and withdrawals (3) made from relieved be liability deposits initial which paymonths, for tion for the appointment of a reon publication of suah notice by the as to ment the district will pay the and to the extent that any such during said fiscal year. ceiver for the system. If such re- be payable1 of each principal November year in which holder who gave such consent, or (h) The total water billings for ceiver shall be cost of constructing a stub from charge or charges are paid by he falls due and payable by a successor in title, by filing such fiscal year and the average enter and take appointed of may principal the sewer line in the street to the the occupant of the premises. the as to interest on possession 5. The board agrees that as to monthly billing per customer. May 1 and No- notice with the Trustee in form property line, and will make resystem and maintain the system vember 1 of each sewer The customer schedules and of year. rates satisfactory to it of such revocaeach (i) made receiving necessary and collect and receive all charges pairs to the street (4) The proceeds of the addi- tion of conscnL but such revocaservice who is also a water cus charges imposed for water and and revenues by reason of such construction. therefrom in arising must be used solely tion shall not be effective if the For every connection made with tomer of the district, the district sewer service. the same manner as the board it- tional bonds per cent (j) The number of properties self might do and shall operate for the making of improvements, holders of seventy-fiv- e the system for which payment is will bill its charges for sewer not made as provided in the last service and water to such cus- connected with the sewer portion the system and collect and de- extensions, renewals, replace- (75) in principal amount of the ments or repairs to the system. will not of the system at the end of the oustanding bonds have prior to preceding paragraph hereof, an tomer in a single bill, posit the revenues in the same 11. The bqard will require the the atumpted revocation consentinitial payment in the nature of permit the payment of either fiscal year and the number of manner provided in this resolutiie ed to and approved the amenda-toi- y a connection fee of $150, to be charge without the payment of occupied buildings in the district tion and as the court shall direct. occupant 'of any premises, delinbe susshall of resolution. which are not owner will which and the connected the with notifiother, promptly of the time Either the Trustee or the holdpaid in full at For the purpose of this section, quent for more than six (6) cation that the amount is due. pend water service to any such system. ers of not less than twenty-div- e The cost of such audit shall be months in the payment of any ownership of bonds shall be es- Each property owner connecting customer who shall be more than per cent. (25) of the outstanding tablished in manner satisfactory under this paragraph shall be re- ninety days delinquent in the considered to be one of the costs bonds shall also be entitled at sewer charges imposed hereunder, or to the Trustee. to of The such to cease of of sewage and the dispose expayment charges. own maintaining at his construct operating time mandamus or other quired to Section 13 industrial or commercial wastes of water to such premises system. The board will promptly any actionbyor pense the sewer stub from the supply suit, proceeding in any deor on such cause not until all to be renewed Sale ' hall be corrected failures all sewer line in the street to his court of competent jurisdiction originating from The best bid for the purchase thereof into with disclosed by the auditors report to together discharge charges, of linquent premises by cost the and repairing and the property require the district such delinquent of the bonds being that of Edward interest and penalities, to have been made in observing board the street,' and the payment of applicable and its officers, agents and the system until dis- the covenants and agreements of for de- L. Burton & Co., of Salt Lake and been the have all with hall impaid, penalties charges therefor to fix and collect any fees or charges employees reconnecthis been make such resolution. shall have trict paid. City, U'.ah, and associate s, litterconmay to carry out the linquencies posed by the county. All such to Said books of record and ac- charges adequate pay 12. If the owner of any premises ing nections are to be approved by tion charge for the resumption of and this resolution of it deems appropriate. count, as well as the physical provisions inas $1,474,000, service shall are with and the plus accrued connected system the Consulting engineers to carry out and perform all other sale in of Section terest, of the be the It shall more provided than being properties for become system, the to bs made under delinquent supervision covenants and agreements conto such bidder is hen by conUtah Code Annotated, 1953, open to examination at all rea- tained in this resolution of the consulting engineers. and to six (6) months in the payment of methods of sonable times enforcement that all of firmed, and the discount involved, holders that board the his by the agrees charges, If any initial payment or any duties and their obligaif any, shall be si apportioned available for the collection of gen any of the bonds, and by the jKrform tions hereunder. Such suit, action in addition to all other remedies part thereof due under the pre- eral over sale Trustee and its agents, engineers, the respective maturiti.s or in taxes, county is including made for section which this of provision also or ceding paragraphs accountants and attorneys, al- the proceeding may. acts orrequest this resolution, it will proceed the bonds .hat the discount apis not paid promptly wh?n due, of the delinquent premises, shall of any enjoining things the Trustee shall be under which would constitute a viola- immediately, and it is hereby au- plicable to any Kind will nut rethere shall be added thereto a be available and shall be used in though the collection of any sewer no duty to make or cause to be tion of the terms of this resolu- thorized to proceed, with a suit in sult in a net intere-- l cost for such cent ten of per (10). penalty any such examination un- tion, and may request an order assumpsit against such owner to bond of inor; than six per cent Where a subdivider installs charges whieh may be imposed by made less and so to do by the district shall an to requested a improvement in sewage connection facilities requiring the board to act as if i1 recover the amount of any such (6) per annum, computed holders of twenty-fiv- e per cent were the trustee of an express delinquent charges, together with maturity according to s'andard new subdivision at his swn ex- become delinquent, the hoard that any charge for sewer (25) in principal amount of the trust. The act of penalities and with interest com- tables of bond values. pense, the foregoing provisions agrees CL-ithe system outstanding bonds and indemniChairman the rendered service in puband six by at rate of the fees thereon connection to 10. computed The bonds shall enjoy with respect not paid within ninety fied by them against any expenses lishing the notice nf sale in The on the reve- per cent (6) per annum. of lien shall not apply, but such subdi- which is plete parity Daily Bond Buy' r on October 8. 13. The board will do everydays from the date on which which it may incur thereby. The nues despite the fact .hat any of vider shall pay such connection (90)becomes due shall be certified board will at all times furnish the revenue bonds be deliv thing within its power to require 1957, is hereby approved. The fee as may be determined by the it may by the Clerk of the district to the the Trustee all information which crcd at an earlier date than any the Board of County Commission- bonds shall be prepared and exboard. or Assessor of Salt Lake it may reasonably request. Treasurer shall other of the bonds. The district ers of Salt Lake County to main- ecuted as soon as may be atl r Monthly service charges 7. The board will at all times in each such case dethe adoption of this rc,olu!ion, will issue no oth.r bonds or obli- tain in force the ordinance adoptbe payable in advance and shall County, that with insure and keep insured all parts after which they shall be lodged ed March 18, 1947, entitled: charges, together on linquent which the or of nature accrue kind to day gations payany begin and penalties, shall im- of the system which are of a able from or An Ordinance providing for with the Truste.' to bo delivered service becomes available but interest enjoying a lien on character com- ihe revenues insured such certification usually by of upon mediately of privy vaults, to the purchasers pursuant to discontinuance a for over not period be paid need having priority Fol- be regarded as a lien on the de- panies operating like properties, nr parity with the bonds herein septic tanks and cesspools and payment thciefor, and such thirty (30) days thereafter. of and payment for the premises on a parity in good and responsible com- authorized, provided however, for connecting plumbing to publowing the making of the first linquent bonds shall be evidenced by rewith and collectible at the same panies against risks customarily that bonds may hereafter be is lic sewers. payment each quarterly payment time and in the same manner as insured against by companies en- sued on a parity with the revenue and the board, so far as it legally el ipt to be signed by the Trustee. shall be due in advance on the in a similar business. Such bonds The proceeds of the .sain of the A herein authm izi-- under the may. will take all action necespenally general county taxes, and that it gaged first day of the quarter. shall be the duty of the proper insurance shall be for at least following condi'i'jns: sary to require every owner, ten- bonds, except for such portion of ten per cent (1(V!) shall be officials of Salt Lake County to eighty per cent (Bo's ) of insurable ant or occupant of each lot or thereof as may be needed for the A. The bonds or any part there added to all monthly charges de- u'ilize all methods nf value, subject to deduction from , promptly or b (30) wilh parcel of land in the district payni lit uf expenses pr TOn days lhp rrfund:(, linquent for thirty enforcing such lien 'available for such loss or damage (except in sent of the holders then-o(ex- which abuts upon a street or payable therefrom which a more. collection of general county taxes, case of total loss) of not more that as to maturing bonds or, other public way containing a and payable at the time (if di liv- in cas s where the nature of of such cept sale of the delinquent than one per cent bonds which arc rede mable and sewer linn and upon which lot or cry thereof, and except fur flu the sewage from any commercial including The insurable value. Public liability have been proceeds of the parcil a building shall have been paymen: of accrued interest and properly called for or industrial plant, building or premies. forccment of any such delinquent and property damage insurance constructed for residential, com- - interest during mils', ruction into it shall consent nut such such that imposes is after the deduction there- shall be carried in hc amounts be n or industrial use to con- the R venue Bund and Interest and the refunding men-ia- l ccssary), an unreasonable burden upon the charges shall from of the cost oi sale, where and to the rxtcnl ordinarily car- bonds so issued shall enjoy com- nect such building with the sys- Redemption Fund as hereinabove! additional charge an system, is enforced through ried by companies operating like collection of lien with the tem and to cease to use any other' provided, shall be retain'.! by the be made therefor, or the board sale of the rties. The of all in- pletetionequality prop, to be used in the manner! premises, delinquent li1. comadvisal whieh is not method for the disposal of sew-- . Trii-teKinds the it of may, if it d'ems and surance other than public liability pin to Trustee the be shall paid or if he. and the age. sewage waste, or o'h.-- r pol- - provid d in this r solution. Tin" premtiler, refunded, any pel such plant, building shall be allocated and applied by and property damage, except the refunding bonds shall continue to ' luting matter, and that all sucho portion of th- proceeds winch is ises to treat sueh swage in such the Trustee in the same manner sc-tproceeds of any single loss which be applied to the payment oft in made shall connections be of lien whatever priority manner as shall be specified by as other revenues of the enjoy system. docs not exceed $10,000, shall be the board before discharging such a"M s precaution . j I J - unr.-funde- x 1 ten-mon- th Former Magna Man Receives Certificate el 3, i i , j s j juri-dictu- cir-an- de.-pil- ) er ak self-relianc- Legal Notice Continued month therefor bonds i j f (l') 0 YEARS OLD Youll prefer it on any occasion. 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