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The Forrest City times., 1890-04-05
TltIrAT'Ic E,ts tsAI.Tc.

NOrtCE is hereby given that under and by IN virtue of n certain trust deed to me exe- cutcd hy J. l.. Caldwell. on the slst day of May. tssS. knd now appearing of record in tho recorders once ct Saint frauciH county. Arkansas, tn Dce-d Record "A" pas~ s-A. to secure an indebtedness of seven hun sired and eishty-seven aud tA-1uu ,oTxs <ai stol- smith ( Co. and the Pratt Gin Co. 1 will. on the sth day of April. TsAl. at the sherims offcc door, in the Town of Forrest City, St. Eiancis county. Ark. within tho huurA for iogni snles, offer fu tue hiKhcet and beet bidder for cash, tho follow iug rpcl estate so-wit.
 The eouth est quarter of ecction et. tn town shin six north. in range two east, containing lss.ss acres and the cast part of lot two, In the northeast quarter of section stx. In tow nship i've north. In ranxc three east. containing M sb acres. moro or icss. all iii St. Fruucie county, Ark. Gro. r. TAYLOR. Trustee.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-05
The Election.

The municipal election. last Tuesday passed pacilicnllv of There was not an act or word so far as we know, of any candidates trying to take advailt age of his opponents tp make more cer- tain his own electiou It was fai election. While the successfuI candi dates are naturally jubilanf over ihe result. they are Hgt at all huastful. and the defeated ones arg not q ali disposed to be p!qnant or panling aoont their Salt river prospects. There was. per haps, not q more quiet election held in the state than that of Forrest City last Tuesday. Following is thc official vote
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-05
NOTICE ElR PtlBLIC,A- i. TION,-36DO.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following IN named settler has rled notice of his iutea- ton tu make final proof in support of his claita and that said proof will be made before the county judge. or in his absence the county clerk of st, Francis county. at Forrest City, Ark, on May lsth, lsA vif. William Thonip. klnA. II. E. No. H..ti, for the F. is of NV. N of Soc sa r. N. IL, 3E.
 He names she following witnesses to prove hts continuous residence upon and cultivation aS, said land, vixs Abe Davis. II. s. Davis, e. K Brown. l.. II. McGuncy, all of Forrest City, Ark. r. RALEi6n. Register.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-05
LEaiAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
Warning Order

warning Order. stephen Castieherry, Piaintid; In St Fran
 ve. cts Circuit pu-e Castleberry. Defendant. Coart. The defendant. Fuss Castlcherry. is warned to appear in this Court within thirty days and nnswar tho complaint of the plaintiff, Stephen Castlebcrry. iled tn this cause
 In testimony whereof heroto set my hand and tue seal of said court this isth day of Feb ruary. isoo I. Q. FirxrAraIcK. Clerk.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-05
Buokisn's ArnIca saIvs.

The Best Salve m the world for Cuts, Bruises. Sores. Uncers, Salt Kheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, cllapped Hands, Chilblains, corhs and all Skin Erup- tiOns, and positively cures Piles, ar no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money TO fund.- cd. Price 25 cents per box. For sale N Hinton.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-05

When you are sick you want to get well. don't youy Then try CUBA N CHILL TONIC 1t cures Chiils and Fayefs of every type, from the shaking agues of the North and West, to the raging levers of the torrid climate. IL is the same. health restoring, medicine sold and guaranteed bv c. F. Hinton.
 Our sales of Plantation Chill and Fever Cure tuearly tasteless) exceed in amount all others together. l.. Roll wage x O.. Dr. R. J. West, Wheaiiey; w. C. Ferguson, Mcdaniel; K. T. Oli- yer & Co.,, Caldwell. ]. J. Hughes. Haynes, Banks. Wilkinson & Co.,, Pal estine, Isreal Goldberg. Wheatlcy, Hughes X Curtis, Haynes.
 My wife for several years had been an invalid and slowly grew worse. tried doctors, but their skill failed. A neighbor recommended Dr. Bulls Sar- saparilla and her health began fo mend at once. She weighs fifteen pounds more than she did four months ago, and feels quite strong and well.--G. w. Strain, Canton, Q.
 Plantation Chill and Fever Cure tncarly tasteiess) is the only remedy prescribed by physicians. For sale by l.. Rollwage & Co.. Dr. K. J. West. Wheatley, W. C. Ferguson. Mcdaniel. K. T. Oliver & O., Caldwell, J. J. Hughes. Haynes, Banks. Wilkinson < O., Palestine, Isreal C oldberg, Wheat ley, Hughes & Curtis, Haynes.
 N W. Norton, than whom no lawyer stands higher at the Forrest City bar. made \ trip to Little Rock this week on business. He returned by DeValls Bluff where he, also. had legal matters to look after. Mir. Norton is a prosper ous attorney, and will stand at the top. most rung of the ladder of fame among his legal brothers in few years.
 We refund morey in every instance when Plantation Chill Cure (nearly tastelessl fails--but it never fails. For sals by l.. Rollwage & Co. Dr. R. J. West, Wheatley; w. C. Ferguson. Me Daniel; F. T. Oliver & Co,, Caldwell. J. J. Hughes. Haynes. Banks. Wilkin- son X Cu.. Palestine. Isreal Goldberg. Wheatley, Hughes X Curtis, Haynes.
 Horses have gnawed the bark from entirely around a beautiful shade tree on the sidewalk in front of Mrs. Nim- mos residence. That tree, once beau tiful and umbrsgeous, is now the de parted representative of much patient care and II Juble and .s large link in tic long chain of reasons for not allowing the horse to run at large on the streets.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-05
McDanlsi Timss.

The continued rain is interfering with tho farmcss.
 Mrs. W. H. Mcdaniel accompanied tho tap tain down last Saturday cventng.
 V. N. Ixarsi stiil visits In the north western part of our little city's suburbs- Where he soes, VIC cant say.
 Quite a number of our prominent people went a nshiug on Crow creek. last week. with considerable succcss
 Mrs. urysnt uritton and sister Miss Saliic Raxsdale. spcnt Saturday and Sunday hero. They arc alwAys welcome visitovs with us.
 Mrs scost. os Forrcst eisA, paa her agtsghser, Mrs. Gray, of the Cut or. vieited tAe family O. J. l.. Scott. last wcek. They lausher ana ststef respectively of the latter.
 Messre. u. c. RAg-dsie and J. A. Britton paased through last Tuesday on their way Co Forrest City to attend to sorpe important busi- ncsa before the gnats biu6cd th~aa on.
 Mrs. S. T. Mcnnniel is in receipt of . nice uew organ. Tho organ was shipped and dcliv. srcd befure Mrs Mcdaniel knew she was to havc ono aud she could not think who shouii he % kind to her ws that. until she was told hsr father rave | to her. What blessing 1t is tc have Kind father aud mother. sss
 April 3nd, lSJ1.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-05
Lady.s Perfect Companlon.

Our new book bs pr, John II. Dye. one of New Yofk's most skillful physicians. shows that pain is not necessary in child birth. but results from causes easily under stood and overcome. It clearly proves that any woman may become s mother without suffering any pain whatever. It also tells how to overcome and prevent morning sick ness and the many other evils attending pregnancy. IL Is highly endorsed by phy- sicians everywhere as the wife's true pri- sate companion. Cut this out: it will save you great pain. and possibly your life
 Send two-ccnt stamp for descriptive circu- lars. testimonials. and confidential letter sent in sealed envelope. Address FRANK THOMAS d Co, Publishers, Baltimore, Md.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-05
AadteSs Registered Letters. containing Cur rcney. to
 NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
 New Orleans. Ia

REMEMBER, that the payment of Prizes is GUARANTEED uy voUk NATIONAL BANKS or Nww ORLEANS, and the tickets are signed by the President of an institution whose char tered rights arc rcoKnixei iu the highest Courts: therefore beware Of ali limitations or unony mous ~chemcs.
 ONE DOLLAR Is the price of tho smallest fart CT fruction of ticket ISSUED By IFS in any drawing. Anything iu our name offered fer less than dollar is n swindlc.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-05
.zzzs=se' 

wc. the wndoraie ned Ranks and Bankers will pay all prlxca drawn In The Louisiana atate I.sttcriss which may be prescntcd at our ccuntrrs:
 Rx. w<LMsLEy, President Louisiana Ma tisnal Bank.
 rIHRKK LASAUx. P,cs't State Nat1 Bank. A BALDWIN, Pres't New Orleans National fank.
 CARL CONN. Frost Union National Bank.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-05
Administrators and Cuardi&rs Set
 dement's.

Aumt0tolAtOFo ana 0uaFoi4Oo S0t-
 dement's. State of Arkansas. L..
 Cour%y ol at Francis. ss
 NOTICE is hershy xiveu that tho following IN administrations. and kuzrtsaus' sctsls- aaents have heen nled iu the prahste Court of St. fraucts County foF confirmation at tue Apri, term. lssu. of eAii cuAFt typwst
 !. h. Hutyes as guardian ~ nlsNf heirs us W. 6. Smith. 0rst rnnuat stlSlcmcnt
 sam. Wcrrnii and J. N. pwvss. eAecutors ol Esther WitAou. <th annual settiSnrenv. \. " Bryor. guardian of Fipkiu heirs Sud annusl sestlsmcnt-
 H [ Gils.. guardian of the Joass hsirs. 0nal settlement,
 n. q Neeiy, esiministratos of T. r. He0der. con. euhstitute nrst annual settlement, ', V. Nct'rary. ndniintsirntpr of the eatAte of Miius NclSAfy. nrst annual and seco0d annual and nnaI scttlements v, II. Ceffey. guardian Jsa ". CcFey. Nh
 J. U. cossy. sasAs..a of J. II. cossy. ir.. 9th annual eettlcment
 All persons intervstcd in the settlcmsut of eatd eenAtsn are requested to c0mc forward aud nte their exceptions thereto tf any they have. uu or beforc the second day of the next re9salar term of sAld court ur they wIu be fufwver barrcd from exccpttng t0 sssch ar- couut& or any iteme thesepf. Wttneee my hand and tho scal of said court et my olllce ln the Town Ol t&fxCas t3ty, tkie NascA nth, l~o. TO. FtyarA1nlC8.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-05

The total number of votes cast was 1TB. The five candidates receiving the greatest number of votes are the gen tlemen who will serve as aldermen for Forrest City for this municipal year They are all good men. In fact, every municipal officer of this city Is good man.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-05
Fox.sWeskiy.

A handsome 10 page illustrated paper devoted to all kinds of sports and the lead ing sensations and news of the day. IS weeks for Ono Dollar, Liberal discounts to postmasters, agents and ciul,s. Sample copies mailed free. RICHARD K. Fox.
 Editor and ProprietsF.
 Franklin Square, New York.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-05
Tho Rainfsil.

The amount of water that fell during the last heavy rain was sinirsy emr.
 nous. and, numerically. beyond the
 power of human intellect to conceive. In tho river system, inclmling Sue Miss issippi. Ohio. Tennessee. and Curiher- land rivers. tho water fall for tEc heavy rain above mentioned, WAS four cubic Dlles. That httlr word 'scubic" is what glyes u . hignckS which makes it i h-yund Eil. grasp nE nlshs mentality 1; Ut meaHs sf1-iacs.s block of water, four ns,lss nigh. four miles wide, and four miles hong. In other words, . block of water iuur milea across ia sny direction you wish to measure tt. The magnitude of this body of universal
 Hquhl, csn partially bc imagined by doing . little figuring, to.wit: miles equals ei ,laD feet and by multiplying the last number si | st,--by itself three times VIC get the cubic contents in feet, or . new ocean.
 Tho fall, for, what h known in civil service pxrIxnce. as the vicksburg system, including tho ArkansAs and
 several other riNerx. was two cubic miles. No wonder the weather pro
 phels Ate predicting that New Orleans
 will s',on be submerged never to riss
 A0Aius
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-05
Con,menoaote.

All claims not consistent silh the high character of syrup Of Figs are purposeiy
 avoided hy ihe California Fix Syrup com pany. It acts gently on the kidneys. liver and bowels, cleansing the system effect aaliy. but i, is not curc-all and makes no
 pretensions that every bottle will not sub stantiAfa
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-05

Mcdaniel. Louie. Parties calling for the above letters will please say advertised ' and must pay one lll cent fur each letter deliv cred. Mas. NJ. F. WINFIELD. F. NJ.
  McDariei Timee.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-05
-HxroErAHrT,

Address M. A. DAufHlN,
 New orleans, La. s,w, N. A. DACPHtN.
 Washington, D. C.. fly ordinary letter. containing Noncy Order. issued by al Express Companies, New York Exchange, Draft or Postal Note.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-05

GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING, At the Academy of Music. New Orleans,
 TUESDAY,. APRIL IS. 1890 Ga slcal Prize. 33OO.OOO 100 aoa Tickets at Seo each: Halves. eta: Qsars.rs. $s. .Tenths. ts; ;Twenticths. q.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-05
Letter l.lat.

Following is . list of letters remain ing unclaimed in the postoilice Ut For rest City. St, Francis county. Arkansas for the week ending Saturday evening Mnrel, a lxn0.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-05

A e x 2- 2 " A 1T T E D
 sE For Club rates. or any further iuforme- ton desired write lcgibly to the undcrsgn ned. clearly stating your residence, with Stnte County, Street and number. More rapid re- iurs mall delivery will he assured by your en- clusing aa cnv elupc bearing your full address.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-05
Great Barsasrs.

Russell. Graham q Co wih sell you ' Buys Suit of Clothes, tor agcs of from to la years. fur $I .25 and ei.7S per suit Gall sarly, as the stock iz limited.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-05

Siit pr6yes. aaonatine to....t...... si Qst. st
 Nore --ficksts drawing Capital FrIxes art not entitled Ia Terminal Prilc~.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-05
Many Persons

Arc broken dows from cvcrwofk of hotsehoid cares Browns From Ditters
 rebuIisis the system, aids ie&ssioi removes cx. etss Of niisl and cures malastA Gel thc Eenutne.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-05

Francis river at that point. The water has driven many families from their dwellings to higher points.
 The people of old Tennessee.
 With all other people agree
 That for malarial ills,
 swamp fever and chills,
 There's nothing that equals c. c. c.
 Certain Chill Cure" guaranteed at druggists. Sold by II. Evans X Co.
 A short time since a horse, roaming the streets at will. ran over the sweet little bny of MT. Grobmyer. and came near doing him permanent bodily harm. Many chile Ass been injured for life by such sudden shocks from fright. A loose horse is . dangerous thing" The heavy rains have washed out many gullies, where gullivs ought not to be ]; and filled up many gullies where gullirs ought to bc Ths gives the revised council for 1870 chance to prove how deep flows their patriotism and how high rises their love of good streets.
 The event of the election caused many to express themselves on . stock law. who had heretofore been silent In taking a partial census of opinion on this subject we found many favor ing law to prohibit the running on the streets, not only the hog, but of all kinds of stock.
 The times are hard, there is no doubt but the man who adyrrtises during dull times Is the man who catches the tran. sient custom. IL is not good policy to advertise only during tho cotton months. Keep yonr namc before the people that they may not forget you when better times come. The Family Library" nicely bound hok. containing a complete and interesting npvels, Is the latest sensation In tho book trade at this ulllc~. price twenty-five cents. 1huss who have read them pronounce them splendid. No two alike. Call and look over our stock.
 Why pay 75 cents or $i when you can buy Plantation Chill Cure tneariy taste. less) of l.. Rollwxge N Co, Dr. R. j. West. Whcatley w. q. Ferguson. Mo. Daniel: K. T Oliver ( Ca, Caldwell '. J Hughes, Hayaes. Hanks. WiIkin- an & CO.. Palestine. Iareal GOldberg Wheatiey. Hughes & Curtis, IIaytws for D csnts, who guarantes il to curs l yoA
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
LICKED A MAN IN LOWELL.
Dr. Wen. Lieks Dr. smith and is Licked
By Kid

Wednesday afternoon Or. Eli W
Wells started for Lowell and got there.
Landed in that famous village, Eli
started for Or. smiths drug store and
got there.
There is q sick horse or two and a
well stallion or two IN Lowell, and the
hOrsemen ant veterinarians gathered IN
force. During the course of the after
moons operations, DR.. Wells fancled
that DR.. Smith, the druggist or Lowell
had nterIered IN some matters TO the
formt rs prejudice. About 5 O'Clock IN
the evening, DR.. Wells called at the
drug store and asked DR.. Smith TO step
10 the door for a word or two. As soon
as Smith had done so, DR.. Wells sud
denly assailed him, and inflicted a blow
on one of smiths temples which rem
dered hlm unconscious. The wounded
man was taken into the store for dead,
but was shortly resuscItated.
DR.. Smith has a young brOther-in-law
who, as soon as the affair became
known to hIm. started out with blood
IN his eye. Encou ntering Or. Wells
the young man pitched onto HIM and
gave him a bad drubbing. 1t Is said
that Or. Wells comes home to Grand
Rapids with face that nothing but
arnica can make real comfortable.
Reports from Lowell state that the
town was as deeply stirred by the affair
as If somebody had been hurt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
PURELY PERSONAL.

John :. Lawrence Is N Kalamazoo.
Roger W. Butterfeld was IN Lansing
yesterday.
Mrs. c. D. BrOfer viii return from
Europe next month.
Mrs. Huldah Watson, of Battle Greek
Is visiting friends in this city.
Mss Frances Wood has returned
from a visit with friends in Milwaukee.
Mrs. W. r. Buss and her sister, Miss
Pearl Sargesnt, leave Monday for a
VISIT TO Chicago.
Mrs. Fred Peyler, Jr., started last
evening for New York to spend the
summer with her parents.
Or. and Mrs. G.. II. Johnson are in
Ann ArbOr. called there by the serious
illness Of Mrs. JOhnson's father.
Harry smith, of the Tower Clothing
Company. is not the Harry Smith let of
on suspended sentence in the police
court.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. d. Leayonworth left
yesterday for a months stay With
friends in Rochester and other Eastern
points.
Mrs. r. r. Lawrence, of Lansing, ar
rived iu the city last evening 90 pay her
brothers. Theodore, William and George
Clark, visit.
Mrs. y Bennett and Mrs. VI. Nc
klbbeu. OF MechauiCsv.lle, Ia. arrived
n tine cltv the first Of the week to Join
their husband who had become resi-
dents of Grand Rapids month previ-
oIs
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
| CIVILIZATION CAN'T WAIT
n syz=p2thlEs VIA Ihess - ths w.
81 lgs FregFess-

-" a Atrfr
Sasi man IL railway cag tts oll-si
6ay '-C.vEzauoa can nat 1all -
s. sy.npaialze sth those sao get - '1e
aay oI Is progress. The maa es-
scll1sd toe sprl of the age CF..lAs
ton does not Hza. It saooLs i----
mad t1T0aEh a mans hQuesls-3' Z
tlDaga his corn he.1 sE4 tht"A~-
eis n0ser beds, It bul1s sLs
houses for those Nbo can noi Ae0P
uD, ana puts tnsIn ~ lne hands ~ ll-1i-
a ea0 are A. hsaELieSs A. civilization - =
blllds palaces for tie rleh All aof0
for the poor Z does all taai al ea
ed, restless enferpFlsllg selIis1ness a4a
gesls and can and means u aceoi'i-
pilsnlng. Bat sucn C.Yllll llatloA =
simply renned bsTbarsn. The CIV
IlzatOn that : not human and lJs' :
saYageTy pure aud simple. 4 pure
civilization Is only the sAemplinc@'-oh
or tee golden rule, with the gfcS'es
power which increased mental Auu
material development creates u fhaAv
that rule more broadly applicable.
Theoretically the tendency Ot elNlilSA-
ton has been toward universal equAut9
| and universal happiness. The estae
lIshment OF this American Republic Was
| the fruiuon OF mans hopes Of al eqult-
able civilization. All men are created
equal aud have certain lnallenable
| rights, among which are life, liberty
and the pursuit or happiness, Is the
splendid theory OF our cNlllka-
ton. But civilization of that KIND
has time 10 be humane, time 10
! be sympathetic, time 10 be Just; time 10
do unto Others as We would that others
| should do unto Us. The Declaration OF
! independence is magnificent monu-
| aent 10 the clear conception OF us
authors of mans duty 10 man. But
| practically, IN the face of this splendla
| theory OF government and civilization,
our society does not differ from society
under the civilization OF Rome ana
| Greece and Athens. Our republican
| civilization Is operated 10y precisely the
same motives as Is the civilization OF
| the nation that IS today holding Ireland
IN her IRON grasp. 1t Is, Get all you
| can, under either republican or mon
| archlal civilization, however many
hearts YOU may crush or how
ever many lives you may blght'
| Our civilization is Il heartiess rush
and Wild throbbing and crowdlng Tor
gain. The man VINO can ruin his neigh
Dor in the same line OF business; who
can send men down in the damp, sun
less mlne 70 dig wealth for ms Golfers
at starvation wages; who can take the
children of the poor and wear out then
lives IN our factories FOR private gam;
the man, who, IN word, can pile up
| wealth though others starVe and freeze,
Is the man VINO gives tone 10 our CIV
ilization, and gives Us the reputation OF
an enterprising, pushing people. What
IS TO be the final outcome of such CIV
ilization-a civilization that can not
wait? Well, we know what the result
always has been. The pages of history
are black with such results. Crumbled
nations, ruined cities, clouded splendor,
despair and babarism, and worse have
been the result.-Tkc Hesten Rural.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
HAMMERING AWAY.
The Reason why a Citizen Didn't Sell
His Horse.

The Reason why n Citizen Didn't Sell
His Horse.
"Well, | see you are still hammering
away AT the street paving question, -
said Mr. Baxter, Of Gardner & Baxter,
TO the TELEsRAN-HERALD Yesterday.
"D0 YOU know have been on the point
OF selling my horse a half dozen times
lately. because of our bad streets and
poor plvemcuts? hope the newspa-
pers VIII keep at It until our citizens
and city officialsare thoroughly aroused
ON the subject and then, perhaps, some
thing Will be done. II we had our
streets paved with asphalt, as they have
IN Buffalo and other places. there would
be some pleasure IN heeping horse.
"Tne straightening Of that dock line
WI he another good thing" sad by
stsuder, "snd hope it will be brought
about. The bed Of the river, lying
bare as 10 does IN summer. has long
been an eye-sore % every citizen who
goes away from home. % sec how other
cities fix 10 their rver banks. I don
think there = gong n be much opp a.
ton 20 g. either, and there certainly
ought not 20 he.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
SOLDIERS RELIEF.
a0~ the Faris.as Co4attss Loek Aftsr
Eae4r faslis ssar soldiers.

a. Nataar aaaalAarH AaftA = aNrA
Haeir fa.llgsat selaisrs.
the soldiers' Relief Commission for
Kent county met q s1Dusi sess.oa a.
tae c.ty haH Wednesday. T1ere esrs
present J q. Goald. II Aleg4a. chair
u1sn. Dr. ~ A. W.son. u th.s ety.
secretary, sn1 r. F. Huxley. az Loaell.
lne fol-oslag toNn-alqs 'aere repre-
seute1
Ada. z. B. Clement, Algoma. ].
p. Gould Alpine, DaBols C0usin.
CALEDONIA. T. q. katlcura; Oalass,
LCu-s solomon Grand RAPIDS,
r. w. Roman, LoWeh. A. ~. Wesks.
Nelson. - Roscoe PianleIi, Jonu
Wrget, Scion. +. :. Rose; sparta. +.
o. k.charts. Nergeunes. }. y. walker
Walker G.. T. klpp; Wyoming, q. v.
Dleubeck.
Many "a the townships were uuTepTe-
resented and some that we're reprs-
senLed made 10 recommendation con-
corning Levylug the tAxrequlred by law.
ASSISTANT Prosecuting Attorney haap-
pen and ASS staat CIV Attorney Carroll
we're asked ID give opinions concerning
the Interpretation OF the la9. They
eoucurFed ia the opinion that each
township should raise a portion, al
least, Of One-tenth of one per cent tax.
On call Or the township the follow
ing responses were received.
AlgomA recommended the raising OF
the full amount ot the tax, One-tenth
II q mill; Alpine, one-fOuTth; CaledO-
MA, full amount; Grand Rapids town
shlD. One-half. Lowell. fun amount
Nelson, full amount; Pla.nfeld, ful
amount, SOlOU, full amount, Sparta
full amount; Nergennes. full amount
Walker. one-half; Wyoming, ful
amount.
Only four wards OF the city Of Grand
Rapids were represented First
Alderman Stein; Sixth, Anderson; sew
enth, Doyle and Emmer; Tenth, Doran
All wards OF the city recommend th'
raising of the full amount.