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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-19
CITY NEWS.


Smoke l. Rosa 8 cent cigars.
The Brunswick 10 cent cigar 10 all
right. L.aIkH
New styles In wall paper at C. A.
Lampman's.
Good until Dec. 10Th. All $3.50 books
DOR n.25. o. A. Matson a Co.
Crystal lotion for chapped n rough
skin. Matthews drug store.
Secondhand pianos at whitson Musi,
company. as low as IS per month.
AT Matthews drug store your pres
criptions will be prepared scientifically
and honestly.
wanted-Pupils for violin and man
dolin. Inquire OF Miss violette Strauss.
No. 9l4 North Second street.
Buy your Christmas cigars OF IL. Wes-
terfeld * Bro. We make box trade a
speciality. 2T Railroad avenue
A nice present for Xmas, is one of the
nsw birthday spoons. You can md
them. also a full line Of souvenir spoons,
at 5. vann q Sons.
Gentlemen! Now Is the time to plao
your order. Our clothing pleases anC
h priees talk. Nettleton Tailoring
agency. 2i5 south Second street.
M. X. PARRAMoRE, TEACHER OF
violin. mandolin and guitar. Studio.
2o6 South Second street. Music fur
nIshed on all occasions. Dances a spec
hity.
We are all going. Where? Why e
the Old Maids Convention. Watcf
out for Il. Tuesday. Dec. lSth at the
opera house, Seats at Matson's only Il
cents.
For a Christmas gift, there Is moth
ing that will give greater pleasure thar
n box OF Delaney's fine chocolate Dor
hons. They are TO be had In y. 1, 2.
and 5-fb boxes.
Encourage a praiseworthy effort lie
the rising genius OF Albuquerque b.
sustained. Attend the Old Maids Con
vention at the opera house next Tues
day. Tickets 10 cents.
Just 90 and look at the elegant lln'
OF holiday goods at o'Reilly q Coz
drug store. Nothing but the hLest II
atomizer sets, solid ebony brushes ant
sets-in fact a complete line OF al
classes.
Finish up ths century In proper man,
ner by purchasing your Xmas presents
from ). Vann a. Son. the old reliable
Jewelry house. Their goods and price
are right. as they always have been
and thsy are better equipped than eyel
60 give you value for your money.
II. Westerfeld & Bro. nave placed OF
the market two new brands OF s cen
cigars-"La Rosa" and "specklet
Trout" These cigars are made Of Su'
matra wrappers, Connecticut binder
n Texas Havana hllsrs. A trial IL al
Ne ask. The goods viii do the rest.
Unfortunately too much attention 4
given the stockings at Christmas aAe
the shoes are likely 10 be neglected
There Is mors good sense In a pair o.
shoes for a Christmas present than any
other gift you could make. Lot your
holiday shopping tour Include a visil
20 our store and you viii see suitable
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presents for all the family. c. Mays
popular priced shoe store. EOS west
Railroad avenue.
Go TO Spears. the jeweler. on the cor
ner opposite the postofiice, for fine
watch repairing and great cut on Elgin
watches. Also a fine latest improved
s35 Singer sewing machine. Call and
see them. For furnished rooms with
bath and good location call at az West
Silver emu
Don't delay until the choicest are all
gone. but see the fancy goods that Mrs.
Brockmeier has on view at az South
Second street. She has some beautiful
articles at reasonable prices that would
b. appreciated as Xmas presents.
We have built up u business by CIV
Ing our customers the best there Is In
fine jewelry and sllverware, at the very
lowest prices, and we are stlll building
1t upon the same lines. s. vANN &
SON, the up-to date jewelers..
wanted-A bright agent or canvas
ser to show the new holiday book
"Glimpses OF the Grand Canyon OF tn,
Colorado" The finest Christmas book
published, Apply to Citizen office.
Go to h. Ilfeld & Co.'S for your
Christmas goods. They have the best
7 goods for the money In the city, and
there you can find anything you want
Best line OF children's shoes in tn,
city. The Albright shoe the most per
feet ut and lowest In price for sale only
at Il. Ilfeld Il Co.'s.
Don't miss 1.-THE Old Maids Conven.
ton at the opera house next Tuesday
the 18th. Reserved seats only Is cents
at Matson's.
A nice Christmas present-A droI
,abinet Singer sewing machine. Last
| forever. Best on earth. IFS West Golt
avenue.
Ready to wear cliildrcn's dresses from
} to IL wears In all colors and styles
ciosenwald Bros.
Reopened-The s-Spot. Cali in ant
get acquainted. Il. Il. Stoffel, manager
Pine for coughs and colds. Good To-
II ages. Matthews drug store.
Good until Dec. 18th. All $3.50 book.
Tor s1.25. o. A. Matson a. Co.
Winter headwear In big assortment
3osenwald Bros.
Drop into the s-spot. Il. L. stone
manager.
Smoke "speckled Trout" 8 cent CT
CARS.
smoke La los s cent cigars.
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Has found that her little ones are I'M
proved more by the pleasant syrup OF
Figs when in need OF the laxative effect
OF a gentle remedy. than by any other.
Children enjoy It and II benefits them.
The true remedy. Syrup OF Figs, Is
manufactured by the california Fig
Syrup 60. only.
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Fine vehicles. harnesses. lap robes.
and horse blankets. Large m com
plete stock on hand. Let US figure
with you. j.. Korber a. Co.
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LOCAL PARkG RAPHS.

see..o see esee
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Try a Brunswick 10 cent cigar.
For Photos

Sittings for Xmas photos should be
engaged at once. Prompt delivery OF
finished work; plenty OF competent
help. Quality OF u studio produc-
tions unsurpassed.
NORHEES. Ph1togrlnher.
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Palmist,
Have your life read by Madame Bost-
wick. the famous psychologist OF New
York. Names and locates, restores the
lost and separated; reliable informa-
ton. This week only at room 81. Grand
Central.
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Smoke la Rosa" 6 cent cigars.

We sell the Cerrillos bltuminous ami
the best Gallup Ignite Goals. Hahn.
Christmas trees at r q Pratt n
ca
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s~ea.onnble Good,-AtMone saving Price

Fresh rice popcorn b.......,..., SC
2 10 peanuts o., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25c
Walnuts, 10 ......... ,.....,..... Ice
Almonds, 10 ,................, zoe
z 10 pecans o.. Observation-Disclosures, zoe
2 10 mixed taffy candy ,,.....-.,, 25c
2 N crisp peanut candy .,...,...., 35c
Plows peanut crisp. pkg ......"..,. DC
Honey corn, a new ana delicious
CONNECTION, pkg. g., .... ..,..,,.,, &c
Fresh chocolate creams 10 ..,....,. Soc
'Superlative" chocolate creams.
none finer, packed IN y cartons,
ehch zee co.. see ,., .,.'-,,..',., 5Oc
FRESH Fruit tablets. N .,,.,..,.,., SOC
Fresh dates, 10 Observation-Disclosures, i6c
Choice oranges. doZ ....,. .,.,..,, 4Oc
Apples, . TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. zoe
Bakers chocolate, per 10 ,|.,,,..u., SOC
Dunham's %cocoanut. No., .,.,,...,.., 800
Dr. Prices extract Of lemon ..,.... zoe
Dt. Prices extract OF vanilla ..,.,,. 25c
3 pkgs. condensed nince meat,,,,, &c
Seeded %raislns. pkg. co.. ..,..".... iOc
Currants, pkg 60. ..... .,,,.....",,. isc
THE MAZE, THE STORE THAT UN-
DERSELLS.
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THE MODERN MoTuER.

Choose wisely by buying your Goa
from Hahn. the hand ereened kind.
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FOR SALE.
I'almist,

A large lot of O per cent B%ernalillo coun
~ bonds. \ o issue. An excellent invest
ment. Enquire II. \. knight.
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90 MONEY TO LOAN %

On diamonds. watches or any good
security. Great bargains in watche'
OF every DESCRIPTION,
III. YANOW,
2Os South Second street. few doors north
OF p~ostofice,
The sun., 1900-05-24
BIG CROWDS AT BIC SHOW.
IN Indian Falls From His Horse
and sprains an Ankle.

An Indian Falls From His Horse
and Sprains an Ankle.
The Buffalo Bill Wild West Show at
tracted great crowd to this city yester-
dav. About - GOO persons saw the show
in the afternoon and the crowd in the
evening was not much smaller.
The famous Rough Riders from Roose-
velt's command attracted great attention
and the realistic reproduction OF the
Battle of San Juan was enthusiastically
received by the audiences. The sol
diers' camp was also a very pleasing Tea
ture.
At the afternoon performance an In
dian was thrown from his horse. lie
had Just entered the enclosure and the
accident was caused by making too shor,
turn.
The accident was not noticed by many
in the audience. 1t was not until num-
ber of attaches went to his assistance
that it became generally known that the
man was hurt.
He was assisted to the dressing tent
The performance was not interrupted 10
an instant.
Dr. Howard Ogle was sent for am
made an examination of the mans IN
iuries. 1t was found that his right ankl
was sprained.
The work of Chief Dolan and his ol
ticers in keeping the streets clear an
preventing accidents during the parad
was excellent, as well as their work o
the show grounds.
The sun., 1900-05-24
ALLEGED TREsPAssERS BOND
II presented by Counsel They Take
an Appeal to Court.

In Magistrate Kelley's court last night
William Mayue, Harry Mayne and Harry
A Phil!ns, on acharge made by Lewis
Xablev fnr trespass'ng, were each or
dered to give 500 bond not to tres
pass.
The trouble was cansed over an alleged
right of way near Oak Hill school house
in Chiistiana hundred. William Mayne
recently purchased farm in that vicin-
itv. He alleged that right of way fronl
the railroad station at Silverbrook
to the rear OF his house which is through
property owned by Mrs. Louisa Warren
had been provided for in the will of John
Hendrickson, who died in 1901 Mr..
Warren had warrants sworn out for par
ties who nsed the driveway for trespas'
sing on her property.
Robert G. Harmsn repr sented the
plaintiff, and William S. Hilles, the de
fendant. The case will be appealed
Thomas Hendrickson, who was charged
with the same offense, was discharged
The sun., 1900-05-24
Equivalent of $1,000 to be
Given to ten Churches or
Charitable Institutions.
PRIVILEGES GO WITH OFFER
Go to the First Ten That Apply
at Headquarters. Rush Ex-
pected to Follow This
Proposition. More
Booth Spaces Con-
tracted for.

From today until the closing hour OF
the Wilmington Street Fair and Elks
Carnival the great industrial exposition
in this city will be OF peculiar interest to
every church denomination and charit'
able institution in Wilmington. The
carnival executive committee last even
ing decided to give to the churches and
charitable institutions the equivalent Of
81, 800 in space in the industrial eXposi-
ton. The decision of the executive COM
mittee was made within a half hour
after the idea was presented to them for
consideration.
The committees decision is inst this;
Ten feet of space will be apportoned,
absolutely free Of any cost whatever, tn
the first ten churches or charitable irsti-
tutions applying at carnival headquar-
tars, No. $50 S22 Market street. With
this appoltionment of space will be
granted the privilege of selling anything
that the churches or institutions may
desire. All Of the proceeds are to be re-
tained by the churches or charitable in
stitutions holding the space.
The only restriction specified by the
carnival managers is that only one
church OF each denomination may have
one of these booths. Application may be
made today or as soon as possible to Sec
retary Hunter Grubb, who may be found
at carnival headquarters, No. S20-S22
Market street, throughout the day.
This latest proposition of the Elks'
Carnival management will probably
prove the most effective considered by
the executive committee. When it be-
came known last night approving COM
ment was heard ON all sides and as the
apportionment of space, which alone il
equivalent to ST., 800, is to be made to the
first ten churches or charitable institu
tions applying rush may be expected
at carnival headquarters today.
More Booth Spaces Sold.
Merchants continue to visit carniva
headquarters every day contracting 10
I space in the industrial street. The lis
OF those who have contracted for spac
follows: Hartmann & Fehrenbach Brew
ing Company, Y. Snellenburg 4 Com
; panv, Diamond State Shoe Company
Delaware Hospital, Delaware q Atlan'l
: Telegraph and Telephone Company
| William Lawton, Western Union Tet
! graph Company, Homeopathic !los3ital
\ Levy Kumfoit Shoe House, Nll'lsy
Biscuit Company, J. & j. y, II tn'at
IIawton Optical Company, Np,a!Mat
Brothers, Foord Bottling Works, tieorg
B. Ward, Daily Repuollca;. lio%e Scale
h Company, S. H. Baynaiu, X euler- -WeS
e Baking Company, F'aak y. Corbi
: Schilling Dry G~.is Company, Il.
n Allen, Joshua Con or. plAmond Stat
Steel CompAn, ana i. f Garrett.
The executivr cam:nlltee has instruc
ed the souvenir program committee
- act in coijun.tun with the booth con
e e mittee win the following proposition
# Those persons taking space in the u
u dustrlal street will be given space in Il
81 souvenir program in proportion to 81;
Of the space lor which they contract.
The sun., 1900-05-24
GUARDS OF HONOR.
VIII Watch Remains of Father
FallOn Tonight.
Ancient Order Of Hibernians Adopt
Resolutions of Sympathy on
Death of the Priest and
Scholar. Funeral Takes
Place Tomorrow.

As meeting of the Ancient Order OF
Hibernians held last night in Slieds
Library Association Hall, the following
resolutions were adopted on the death y.
Rev. Martin y. Fallon:
Whereas, We watched with sympathy
and concern the progress Of the last ill
ness Of Reverend Martin y Filon,
whose death caused widespr sorrow
throughout the diocese of Wilmington,
and
Whereas, Through many years we OBJ
served his unselti-h aud 'alous work in
this city in the cause Vi religion and
cearity, therefore bp it
Resolved That the Ancient Order of
Hibernians' meeting, assembled, express
their enrrlw at the death of their be-
| loved priest aud record their profound
appreciation OF the value sf his life work
That in his career was happily blended
a devotion to studious pursuits and an
ever watchful interest in the spiritual
and temporal welfare of those among
" m he exercised the exalted functions
. Tile priesthood in the Roman Catholic
Church.
That this society in spirit of admira-
ton for his virtuous and useful life, ol
gratitude for his constant and unfailine
devotion to the highest calls of duty, at
tend in body the funeral services at S..
Patrick's Church.
That committee be appointed to ac
as guard of honor at the funeral ser
vices, That these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes Of the society and b.
published so that our fellow citizen
may know OF the esteem in which W,
: hold this christian, scholar, priest ant
: citizen.
! Signed John E. Healey, division, No. l
Edward A. Higgins, division No. AM
d. F. Leary, division No. 6. J he com
mittee appointed for guard of honor a
the funeral were as follows: Division Nc
/, D. w. Lynch, Robert, Cottingham, {
) B. Dougherty and P. Young; Division
} No. 4, William Stiller, John Golden
Anth ny Finnerty and Joseph Higgins
Division No. 6, Charles l. O'Neil, NJ. "
Lowell, D. F. Learv and Thomas Mt
Donough.
i. Representatives from most ever
Catholic society in the city held a NEE
ing last night at the headquarters of tn
e Benevolent Pioneer Literary Association
No. 719 Market street. A committee
h four from each society was appointed
If q guard of honor to watci over the u
IS mains of Rev. Fallon tonight and u
It until the time set for the funeral. Fac
l. committee was given certain hour
e sit up and the watch will be started at
e O'Clock this afternoon.
The sun., 1900-05-24
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Mahlon Cooper was slight y. injured
Yesterday while working on bridge NO.
8, across the Christiana River.
On Tuesday Mrs. Frances Richards Of
Bridgevile, was committed to the ln-
sane Department at Farnhurst.
The Atlantic Fuel Company will open
an office at Front and Orange streets
with ]. Winfield Scott in charge.
Samuel Greenbaum has bought the
nronerty No, 304 Market street for Sl2,-
tl0O from the Guardian Savings Loan and
AS ociation.
After a pleasant trip Water Commis,,
sioner Belts. Chief Engineer Bond and
Registrar Grohe have returned from
Richmond, Va.
The American Minstrels will give
performance at Shellpot Park on June
7th and 9th, under the management oI
the Young Mems Republican CLUB.
Work Of counting the assessment oy
the city assessors has been comp:etee
and the figures amount to S42, ,5OO,O0o al
increase OF So, 900, 900 over last year.
James Dobson, of Philadelphia, was II
Wilmington on Tuesday attending u
some business pertaining to the neV
Diamond State Scotch Snuff Company
As some of the summer uniforms 10
the street car men did not arrive yestel
dav. a number OF them were compete
to wear their winter uniforms few day
! longer. a.
Samuel H. Baynard addressed tn
High School students on Monday morn
ing and the Rev. William +. Lewis Nv W.,
e make an interesting address next MOI
, day morning. -
j plans for the site Of the proposed b.
n Pailroad bridge over Sixth stree
have been prepared by the City n p
cheering Department and sent to IL
0ficers OF the railroad company.
!. Thomas J. Wilkinson who has the co.
tract for the canvas to be used on u u
d steamship Mamma Hata and the steam n
- Foxhal report. a rush of onsieess d.
has ada.d d a numcer ot men 10 hls lor'
The sun., 1900-05-24
Anthony Comstock at Hauo,er

Through the earnest eli rs ri the CHI
zens' League and Law and o. der Society
OF Wilmington, Anthony Comstock OF
New York, has been secured to deliver a
free lecture i'll Hanover Presbyterian
Church, Sixth and King streets, tonight.
Mr.. CJmstock comes ripe with an exper-.
ienca Of over twenty years earnest and
most successful work in New York for
the suppression and prevention Of crime,
His fame is national and world wide,
and Wilmington is to be congratulated
upon having the rare opportunity of
hearing him. There ought not to be
standing room in the church tonigh
The sun., 1900-05-24
BRITISH BARK LIBELED.
The Kate F. Troope is Now in the
Hands of United States Marshal.

The British bark Kate F. Troope,
which had just finished unloading a
cargo Of lumber at the wharves Of the
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company, was
attached yesterday by United States Mar.
shal Short on libel filed by Lewis c.
Vandegrift, who represented the Key
stone Yellow Pine Company, of this
State, which claimed in its suit that
because the Troope carried about 100, ,00C
feet of lumber less than had been esti
mated it sustained loss Of 81 ,577. The
freight on the cargo was $4,000
The agents of the boat, whose Office il
in st. JOHNS, n. g., will probably entel
security and file an answer at once.
The sun., 1900-05-24

CALLED ON BUFFALO BILL.
John Guthrie Presented Him With
a Valuable Scrap
Book.

Although Ex-Scout John Guthrie OF
this city did not shoot glass bottles with
BuffAo Bill yesterday, ne howe, er called
on him and paid bis respects. He pre-
sented to Col. Cody valuable scrap
book, containing articles on his (Guth-
rie's) experiences in the wild west,
which have appeared in TIE Sun.
Cil. Codv was mnch pleased to receive
the book. Scout Guthrie while on the
show ground talked Cheyenne to one ol
the Indians and threw Rough Rider
salute to one of the mounted cowboys.
Guthrie became acquainted with Col
Cody seventeen years ago when the lat
ter appeared at the Opera House with
wild west drama. Guthrie was fitting vi
a gymnasium in the basement Of the
Opera House for his brother.
The sun., 1900-05-24
Appealed Their Sentence.

George aud Benjamin F. Barrett, who,
together with Edward Alker, were ar
raigned in City Court yesterday morn
ing on the charge Of assaulting Charles
McLane at Front and Orange streets be-
tween II and l o'clock yesterday morn
ing, have given notice of an appeal to
the Court OF General Sessions from the
sentence imposed by Judge Ball. They
had been fined $50 each and imprison-
ment for six months. Edward Alker
was fined but $25 and given no imprison'
mani
The sun., 1900-05-24
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Miss Grace Grier has returned to Fred
erica.
Samuel L. Truax of Smyrna, was in
this city yesterday.
George NJ. Jones of Dover, visited
Wilmington yesterday.
William H. Scout has recovered from
an attack OF typhoid fever.
State Insurance Commissioner. Fowler
of Laurel was in this city yesterday.
Mrs. Frederick Beck of No. 5l7 Wes
Third streets, is seriously i'll with spina'
meningitis.
Henry l.. Constable of Elkton, has re-
turned from Colorado and will probably
study law in this city.
The sun., 1900-05-24
CAUCUS sLIMLY ATTENDED.
Law Committee Did Not Act on Fire
Chief Ordinance.

The caucus OF the City Council last
night was sIimly attended. But one Of
the "Solid Six" appeared and that was
Mr.. Healey. 1t was reported that the
others were caucusine at the Wild West
Show and learning from the Rough
Riders how to declare the city off res va
cant.
No meeting of the Law Committee was
held to consider the ordinance increas-
ing the salary of the chief of the fire
department. The committee will, how
ever, meet tonight before the regular
Council session and act on the matter.
1t was reported last night that an
amendment will be made tonight requir
ing the chief to devote his entire time
to the office, and that an effort may bt
made to add another amendment increas
ing the salaries of the assistants.
The sun., 1900-05-24
who pays the attorney
fees OF Messrs. Hilles and
Spruance, counsel for the
Street and :, wer Directors
in the 0xy-Hydrogen case?
what an Earthquake Did.

Chicago. May 23.-A special to TIE
Record from tiuadnlnjala' Mexico. says;
Many buildings in the town of Autlin'
situated in the southern part of the state
of .Jaliscd We're demolished by the recent
earthquake When the first tremblinss
were felt, the inhabitants fled to the
mountains. Had they remained in the
houses there would have been heavy loss
OF life. Much damage was also done III
Tuscacuesco and Tonita. The water ct
large lake near the town of Aapotalai
disappeared in Il great iissure IN the earti
! which seemed 10 he produced by n secohe
4 aAg,.- .--4. .---sSG -s.~s 49, ---.-~sS'
The sun., 1900-05-24
CITY TAX RATE
FIXED LAST NIGHT
BY COMMITTEE
1t viii Remain at $l.40, as
it is at the Present
Time.
THE ESTIMATES ARE REVISED
City Council will Tonight Re-
ceive the Report Prepared
by the Finance Committee
Last Night and Adopt
Its Recommendation
on the Tax Rate,

The city tax rate this year will be 81 A.
This rate was finally decided on by the
finance committee of Council last even
ing. They will submit report to Couu
Gil tonight with recommendation that
the tax rate be 81 49, The rep"rt will
without doubt be adopted and the rate
be fixed as recommended.
This is the same rate as at present.
Chairman Kane OF the finance commit
tee, had contended all along that Tie
rate would not be raised.
The committees have revised the esti-
mates OF the probable revenues and eX-
penditures for the ensuing Y, ar aud they
will be portion OF their rep,l. They
are as follows:
Revenues.
Water Department. surplus, $4,000
auditors office, rent ~ markets, $500
police department. 5000; municipa
court, So GOO; survey department., $500
building Inspector, $1,000; horse and
mule tax. 81 U@O; licenses from Mayor
S49O; interest nn DIP ists, 81 500; market
rents. wha,f re"'a, he Is OF streets, So 600;
Adams tag, $4,000 Total revenues
$Gl 9JJ.
Expenditures.
I"'erpst. $50, SG2 so; sinking fund .S29,
ssh ~; redemption OF loan, SIS 600
Rold of Education Sl62, ,792. II
~-,ret and Sewer Department, $3.50,
800; salaries. $4,000; Fire Depart
nent, $36, COS 90; incidentals and mis-
celaneous, $1,000; city election, So
9i7; Police Department. S79,900
public building, So. 800; printing. 81, 800
Board Of Health, $3.50; Park Commis
sion, $4,000: public square, l,0n0
garbage. S12, $40 so; crematory, Si,50O
Police Court, 81, 500 Total expenditures
1929. 6>G 81, revenues, S6l. 800. Balanc
S567. .7S5 81. $42, 701.00o told assessmen
at 81 40 rate raises S507, $40, errors an,
rebates allowed $50, 900 leaving balanc
OF S567 800.