| Show NO RELIEF FOP SEWER assessments action i a as hi brought ought too late action sas 3 judge J bates in court decision in the fall of 1919 a committee of V t Ri clifield citizens petitioned the city council for a sewer sener line in their district and the complied aith the request in the and lawful Yn manner anner b bi firt first publishing a notice of intention to establish sewer sever district 1 no 1 hearing protests and finally in 1920 passing the oi 01 cl denance levying the tax for the as 1 I F ses segment of the abutting property owners afeei the meeting of the v board of equalization as provided b d law an ordinance was as passed in I 1 march 1920 confirming the as eq ment I 1 of per fiant foot the total of t this special tax in oled more ore than 00 after more tl than ian four fou bears ears had elapsed some of th the e prop erty owners came before bedfor e t the he city council uncil anith ith the petition to ahsu assume e of tha knolia lj c rs luether luef her A sign ign on the school bulletin board read peapea staff meeting room 33 thursday thui dan day 3 30 11 the entire staff was as there and two tuo new faces among them reed neilson neilon who nho will ill act as athletic reporter ind and lynn sandall who nho will write up the activities of the ag club editor kenneth isbell ga gave gae e valuable able suggestions suggestion to the staff on how bow to make news articles a success miss alig fisher clinched his points but better still she clinched all appetites appetite delicious pineapple ice cream and cakes were served miss aliss miller and miss nelson were nere ignited guests birb school inspector mr air williamson state high school inspector greeted students tu dent and teachers with ith a smile earl carl monday monda morning he came to see sec if the R 11 S were in lino line as a first class high school of the state no doubt he be found the school up to standard even enen though his visit isit was vas veri er unexpected visits to all of the various classes thrilled the students it is h hoped pid it did the same to sir mr williamson the hope of the students is 19 that a report will come from salt lake to the effect that R 11 S is up to the state standard for high schools school popcorn sold fresh popped corn five fie cents vou jou like somei ome such was vas the cry of the home EC popcorn sellers seller at lat last fridays friday game although it was friday the 11 ath the home kc ec girls had all kinds of luck uck for they sold all they had bad and left the spectators clamoring for more did you ou get some freshmen enthusiastic wildcats the freshmen are behind ou percent win this wa was the telegram received by the team in last anda fridays assembly the frebies fre shies hies are always on their toes chev have started the vear ear out right and judg in 6 from rom the backing that class members ber are giving their president kenneth borg the vear ear will be a big success the freshman jell bellmaster ell master melban bird ird showed so BO much pep while teaching the freshmen their veils ells friday that he almost fell off the piano stool on which he be was standing dorothy baker with aith the aid of mrs poulson pion taught them a song son to sing at the foothill football game the freshmen are striving to stand out as a group in everything they do again its ian the ever It eadies 4 school chool only knew I 1 if ta the IC ret of the I 1 anel tb P da datthy tu the cup culand and in trade at a elry store first place wai as won y a emor student who old bold fifon io 10 tickets the second prize was uns warded a junior whose sales number t I 1 nine ine |
