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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-06-15
Sam Jones will lecture in the
Opera House on June 3Oth.

opera House On June 3Oth,
y nice iron fence has been erecte,
IN front of the property of Mr.
Cbas. Abel.
For nice cold lunches call at A
/ j. BrunncI'S saloon.
After Tie lectures 90 10 Delahous.
sagv's for ice cream aud other colo
! drinks.
| the Woodmen of the World held
their annual Decoration Day services
Ut tbs cemetery on Sunday last.
The Ladies' Aid Society held an
Interesting meeting Oh Thursday
1t the bone OF Mrs. a. G. Frere.
1lr. 0. J. ByerIe. who has been
confined to his bed for the past two
weehs.wa are sratiled to state,is fast
conya!esc.ag.
Captain IL. ". Allen WAS CON-
PEELED to remain off the steamer
Sugar Land the past week on
account OF Sickness.
Bonn, t. Mr. and Mrs. ULCER
Romero, hoy. The little ones
presence on this earth was short
lived, it died Wednesday morning
IN immense shaft at Weeks Island
was completed this week. and now
salt viii lie shipped from the Island
in large quantities.
It IS Impossible for Us to get all
OF the news, if YOU have anything of
a local nature send it in to us Or
stop Us Oh the streets.
We learn that Mr.. Il. K. Cooke
Intends to erect a fine modern res
idence on his property adjoining
that Of Mr. Jared Sanders. in the
near future.
Il. Bloch 4 Sons have made a 20
per cent. reduction. sale on all goods
handled Jy them. Now is the time
to bUy Your summer goods cheap.
We are pleased to note that Mr..
Wilson Nl~Kerall. Jr., who has
been quite sick in New Orlean S, is
much better and will soon be able
TO return home.
Hon. Champ Clark, humorist and
statesman OF Missouri,wiIl lecture at
the Auditorium next Wednesday
night. June 10. The admission
price vii be 30 cents.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-06-15

Mothers who would keep their children
in good health should watch for the first
symptoms of worms and remove them
with WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE.
Price % cents, L. C BOrah, Baldwin.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-06-15
SATURDAY, JUNE Is, 1901.

We have had several showers this
week which we're greatly needed.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-06-15
Call on A. !. Bfunner Whcf
you want a cold lunch.
TELEPHONE GROWTH.

The Cumberland Telephone " Tele.
graph Company has issued statement OF
its business for the month OF May, l9ol.
The statement of the number OF tele~
phones is as follows: ,o
Total number in system. May 1. 65, $50
Number added during May. .3,4l2
Number discontinued during
May. $3.50. ............1, .Ol
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-06-15

Deputy Sheriffs Dudley Sanders
and Alfred Pecot captured on We'd
nesday last at the depot negro by
the name of Ed. Wagner alias Chas.
Harris, who is wanted in Iberville
and Lafourehe parishes for murder.
This is an important arrest and puts
behind tie bars DIES perate charac-
~
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-06-15

To save mending, avoid breaking, and
to avoid suffering, prevent coughs and
colds by the timely use Of BALLARD'S
HOREHOCND SYRUP. 1t is a safe,
sure and swift remedy for all bronchial
ailments. Price % and so cents at Z. G.
Borah, Baldwin, La.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-06-15

There will be special services at
the Epicopal Church tomorrow
Sunday at II o'clock a. m. Bish-
op Sessums and Rev. H. r. Carson
will conduct the services.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-06-15

The attention of property owners
along Willow street are called to the
ordinance passed by the Council at
its last meeting requiring them to
introduce their drains from their
premises into the main on Willow
street with six inch verified drains.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-06-15

a nice iron fence has been erected
IN front of the property of Mr..
Cbas. Abel.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-09-24
TO REPUBLICANS.

1t is now a good many years
since Crawford county has been
carried by the republican party
and many party workers are apt to
grow discouraged in the face of
continued defeat. Our political
opponents delight in twitting US
with the fact that they carry the
county and elect the county officers
With this in mind we have before
us a few figures which we wish to
submit to the republican voters IN
order that they may not grow dis
couraged in the good work. The
following table gives the vote of
this county for the last ten general
elections, it also shows'the percent
ages of gain for each party based
on the vote of 1891.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-09-24

Inmates whereas they + imposed
upon as greatly as anyone and are
usually, guiltless Of selling to habi-
tual drunkards and others under
the ban of the Jaw. There are
half a dozen men in this town who
cannot buy drink in any saloon or
we believe in any drug store who
are drunk the greater part Of the
time. These men get their liquor
through these miserble go-betweens
and the law is not strong enough
to reach them. Thirty days in
Jail for a few of these welps would
put a stop to this low-lived business.
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From The New York Press.

70 William Mckinley was intrusted
the care of a nation great, powerful,
seIf-sufticient. His duty was to guide
the great machine honestly, cautiously
according to the will of the people. He
did mis- duty and he died at his post
The New York Journal Of September IL
AFTER The ASSASSINATION.
He did his duty"
Then you lied, and you knew you
were lying when you said
mckinley and the Wall street cabi.
net are ready to surrender every parti.
Gle of national honor and dignity"
You lied, and you knew you were
lying, when you said:
'The control the president, hepres.
ent commander-in-chiet of the army
and navy"
You lied. and you knew you were lying
when you said Mckinley and those who
Controlled him
Sought to create an %oligarchy, with
themselves as rulers.'
You lied, and you knew you were
lying, whenyou said:
mark Hanna. acting for Mckinley
will increase the army, and. if occasion
arises, use it against the organizedlab
or which he so much detests."
You lied, and you knew you were ly'
ing when you said:
He is an obedient jellyish. He
has done what he has been told to do
You lied, and you knew you were ly.
ing when you said:
mckinley, bar n gritty Prince
ton person, who came to be no more.
no less than a living crime in bree ches
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is, therefore, the most despised and
hated creature in the hemisphere HIS
name is booted; his figure burned in
efigy."
You lied, and you knew you were ~
ing when you charged against him the
aasest crimes; when you likened him
to the despots of old who had deserved
and received regicide, and when you
further inflamed your pupils against
him by picturlng the perils which
threatened the nation, liberty and hui
manity because of the purposes and
acts of William Mckinley, president,
of the United States.
And by that much-your confessions
of lies when you melted CRIMINALS
against the man you lied about-by
that much are you worse than Czolgosz
the pupil and instrument of yourself
and those like you; for he, poor, delud.
ed dupe, sdoubtless believe that the
Grimes" of Mckinley, related and
hammered into his brain by you and
his other teachers, were the truth.
HUT YOU knew they we're lies. YOU
confess them now. And you preaceed
those lies as the gospel OF 'incendiarsm
and anarchism. So doyou convict your
self out of your own mouth, facing
the bar of the American people across
the murdered corps of William McKin-
ley.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-09-24

There is one change which we
would recommend in the mulct law
and that is that provision be made
for the sever punishment of 60
betweens who furnishliquor to men
to whom the saloons whould not
sell. At present the law is very
inadequate. Worthless rascals,
who still are not habitual drunkards
act as purchasing agentsfor Kelley
cure graduates, habitual drunkards
and others. The usual commission
is a drink out of the bottle and for
this these deprived wretches will
send to deeper damnation the souls
of men who are afflicted with that
awful thirst for drink which is send
ing them to a drunkard's graves.
We believe the saloon men would
welcome such a change in the law.
AT present they are unjustly charged
with selling liquor to these unfor-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-09-24
Per cent loss.

! In 1893 the votes of Union and
Charter Oak townships were counted
out on atechinicality. The total vote
was in reality Rep. 1915: gain IA s per
cent. Dem. 22O2; loss SIS per cent
1t will thus be seen that each year
shows a republican gain over 1891,
while in all but two years democracy
shows q loss.
This table shows that in spite of
fusion, in spite of the desertion of
a number of free-silver republicans
the republican vote Of Crawford
county has increased 938 or a
triAe over 70 per cent in the past
ten years. During the same time
the democratic party has gained
1872 votes or So percent. Is there
anything in thesehgures to discour-
age republicans7 Should this rate
of gain be maintainedqit is no idle
boast to claim that within the
next ten years Crawford will be
overwhelmingly republican. The
republicans should let the democra-
tic vote take care of itself and spend
their energies in getting every re-
publican vote to the polls. Thegood
sense of the peoples doing the rest
Prosperity, good times, good gov
erment are doing their work better
than all the campaign speeches
that can be made. If every repub.
lican in the county will go to the
polls at the coming election there
is good reason to believe that the
republican party willhave a majority
this fall. At any rate the republi.
cans have every reason to be PROUD
of the record they have made, anc
the more SO because the gain has
been made in the face of the fac
that the democrats have been able
to elect their entire county tickle
and the republicans have had NJ
loaves and fishes to distribute. If an,
democrat twits a Crawford count,
republican again. let the republica,
answer that in spite Of fusion ane
free silverism, the percent of repub
lican gain in the last ten years i
just fourteen times greater thar
the democratic gain during tn
same peroid.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-09-24
A GREAT BIG WEsTERNER

From the New York Press.-lowa
Republicans have shown wisdom
IN designating Governor Shaw as
the states "favorate son." In fact
the whole middle west can do no
better than adopt him in this rela-
ton ship. Latter day issues have
developed no other man in the
region of such courage, brillancy
and balance.
1t was he who, when other west
ern Republican leaders were resting
on their arms after the merely de.
fensive "sound money, victory of
1896, forced the fighting which re-
suited in the capitulation of the
'bimetallists" in the gold standard
act of March, 1900.
He is n of the few political
leaders honored, trusted and looked
up to in the business mems none
tary convention at Indianapolis.
He was the one Republican COVER
nor out of the three dozen in the
country at large who ventured into
the bogus antitrust conference IN
which Governor Sayers, of Texas,
sought to produce a democratic
issue and leader for the campaign
of 1900. And when once in it, his
biting satire and relentless logic
had exposed the partisan humbug
Of that proceeding as it could not
have been exposed from the outside
Naturally such a man has become
the party spokesman and oracle of
his section. When we add to his
record of party service that of four
useful years as the executive OF a
state which exacts economical rule
and strict attention to public bust
ness from its governors, we have a
public character which gives us
heart in the revival of the belief
that American politics can still at
tract the best men Of American com
munities.
1t is rarely, indeed, that a state
convention, one pluming itself on
the party possession of a"national
leader of renown"falls so far within
the truth as the Iowa body, which
plainly has transferred the mantle
of Allison, at the senator's request,
to the shoulders of Shaw. He is
a great big w%esterner, as strong as
any of the elder breed and infinite
ly finer.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-09-24

Claims OF Dr.. Carr and DR.. Coon for
the sum of $500 90 for professional SER
vices rendered and d%isinfection furnish
ed smallpox fomilies Of Henry Galland,
Earl Trip, John Lawrence, Walter
Lee, r. Z. Hamilton, and payment be-
ing duly recommended by the board of
health OF Dow City, Iowa, it was there
fore ordered that the above amount,
the sum of $500. 00) be allowed.
Claim Of DR.. Carr and DR.. Coon for
the SUI OF $1,000 Q for professional SER
vice rendered and disinfection furnish
ed smallpox families of SAINT Roberts,
Mrs. Carroll, Sam Trip, Jack Oliver,
and payment being duly recommended
by the Board of health of Arion, Iowa,
it is therefore ordered by the board
that the amount, the sum of 1890 COY be
allowed.
Resolved by the board, That all
bridges to be built hereafter, shall be
located and when finished be accepted
by a committee of not less than three
members of the board.
Resolved by the board, That the
SOuuuy duOlGOI NC dutuOFlL6U 10 dOV6r.
tise for bids for the building of bridges,
to be let at the November session.
Chairman appoints H. c. Schroeder,
a committee on consent road petitioned
by Hans Wacheldorf and others and to
report at November session.
Resolved by the board, That the
county auditor be authorized TO draw
warrant to Herman Grill for bridge
No. 43, East Boyer township when COM
pleted and accepted by the chairman of
the board.
Resolved by the board. That the
license for public shows outside of cities
and towns be fixed at $4,000 liz accord
ance with Section l349 of the Code.
On motion contract of Poor Farm to
be let by ballot and were as follows:
Chris Lenser received four votes and F.
M. Cole one vote.
1t was moved and carried that Chris
Lenser be awarded the contract for one
year, to begin March /, 1901.
On motion monthly allowance were
made for the following poor for Sep
TENDER and October, 1901:
Mrs johnson, Vail............$ 6 90
Mrs Palmer, ............ 6 90
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-09-24
M. ]. COLLINS, Auditor.

Board met in auditors office We'd
nesday, Sept, II, 1901.
Members all present.
Called to order at 9 q. m.
Minutes Of Tuesday, Sept. 10th, were
read and approved.
On motion claims we're allowed as
follows:
Jos Piper labor Rhoden baugh dis
tTlct. =. $1,000. 4 90
FW Swatman labor Gigax dis
Piarr. Gebbert & Hunt. merchan-
disc for court house and iail.... z IS
w B Evans, M D, to service rem
cered Geo Rowe. q tramp...... 2 so
Jos Piper to attending d O'Keefe,
sick person, and conveying same
to farm.s.... :. ............. 6 16
Chas Muse to assisting in convey
ing sick person to farm -. -. 2 90
Board adjourned at 10 noon to meet
at I D. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met at l p. N. and allowed
claims as II flows:
J w Bonsall j P transcript case
state W. = red SMith............. GA 10
W M McLennan j P transcript
case State VS. Henry Warn So. SO
w Nd Mcclellan j P transcript
case State VS. Geo Louse..... S IS
Maurice O'Connor JP transcript
case State VS. John Doe, claimed
Sl4.7O.. ....... ................. IL 70
] E McCrscken j P transcripts
case State We Jackey Jacksor,
ct al, claimed $50. 95 ..... ...... l6 95
N F Stiltson J P transcript case
State VS. Hal Butler claimed
c1o.tS.... o o.
j L Maurer j P transcript case
State VS. VIM Butler -. ........ SIS
A D Wilson mayor to 4 tramp
transcripts, etc........ 80. 90
Report of Soldiers Relief Com.
We, the soldiers relief commission.
ers, met at court house Monday, Sept.
End, at 10 q. N.
Disbursements from Sept.
3; 1900, TO Sept; 3, 1901... 2l79 6s
Balance on and ..... !. 8O6 On
We ask that q levy Of three-tenths
Of q mill be made for year 1901.
Also report the expired term OF G..
W. Holmes and ask to appoint a sue.
cessor for same.
Board adjourned at 4 p. NJ.
FREDERICK Book, Sec'y.
Board adjourned at 5 p. NJ. to meet
Thursday, Sept. -, at 8 q. m.
w. W. RHoDENBAuaH,
Chairman.
N. J.CoLLINs, Auditor.
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dayySept. u, 1901.
Members all present.
Called to or5ersat Q q. m.
Minutes OF Wednesday,, Sept, 1lth,
were read and approved
On motion claims we're allowed as
follows:
Denison Bulletin publishing board
proceeding. etc .-............ /. . 1877 IS
Denison Review publishing board
proceedings, etc....... ....... 80 IS
Denison .Zeitung publishing board
proceedings, etc 800. ........ % 10
Der Demokrat publishing board
Vail Observer publishing board
proceedings, claimed SOLO,. IA SO
Charter Oak Times publishing
board proceedings. ......... IA 90
j Fotheringham labor Gigax dis
trict .............. ........... 5 90
Fred Gigax labor Gigax. district. 5 50
81 G Schroeder to cash paid labor
ers on roads Stockholm town
shlps.... .............. ......... 22O AZ
A Mackey to are OF j A Nc
Farland insane patient. 80. II IS
h G Schroeder committee work
MILEAGE. ......... -. Sc 90.
Town Of Kiron balance due Of
Mulct tax for quarter ending
June 80, 1901 50 90
On motion official bond Of G w
Holmes, soldiers relief commissioner,
was approved.
Green Bay Lumber Co lumber
Schroeder district. SO so
Claim OF DR.. Evans for the sum Of
$1,000 was rejected.
Board adjourned at IL noon to meet
at ! p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met at | p. m. and allowed
claims as follows:
j U Wise merchandise for farm. 5 25
b 8 Klinker coffin for Dennis
Ohee1e 800. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 90
N f Stiltson to expense in taking
charge OF body of j 81 Love de-
ceased at Arion, la, etc.,. 5 70
a H Klinker coroner to inquest
on body Of j b Love, deceased. IS II
Klinker coroner to inquest
Oh body Of Clifford Kelly, de-
ceased............ 49,. -. -. &C 90
Il II Klinker coroner to inquest
on body Of Dora H%ennings, de-
ceased:.;............ 49,. -. 80 10
II KliDker coroner to inquest
on body Of Ralph Mclaughlin,
deceased 49,. (. /. ............ 90 IS
81 81 Klinker coroner to inquest
on body Of w R White, deceased a &C
b 81 Klinker coroner to inquest
on body of Thos Luney, de-
j " Baker oil for jail etc.. rs
W Sherwood labor Molter dis
trlct'......... .............. a 81
Herman Grill material and labor
Schroeder district .............. $50 II
Highway petition No. 900, O'Banior
road, came up for hearing and was laid
over until November session.
Highway petition No. 900 came w
for hearing and was established as
public highway.
Consent highway petition No. 81;
Of Q. H. Lorenzen came up for hearing
and on motion was established as 9
public highway by Crawford county
paying Sears McHenry $1,000 an6
Fred Paulsen $50. 90 as damages.
Board adjourned at 5p. m. to meet
Friday, Sept. 10, at 8 a.. m.
W. W. RHoDENBAUGH,
Chairman.
M. J. COLLINS, Auditor.
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N............... so 1s
Ordered by the board that q rebate
of $4,000 Of Mulct tax be made to Hans
HinrichAen on lot 10, block 3, Charter,
Oak, Ia.
Board adjourned at 5 p. m, to meet
Wednesday, Sept. 18th, at 8 a. m.
W. w. RHoDENBAUaH,
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MEET.
Regular Session of the Board of
Supervisors, Sept, 1901.

0upSItlSOI 0SpI., lSOl.
Board met in auditors office Tues
day, Sept. 10, 1901.
Members all present..
Called to Order at 10 a. m.
Minutes Of Friday, Sept. 6, were
read and approved.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
D McDougall, Thomas Ahart,
trustees ....... 16 90
CE Booth clerk..... 5000. 49,. 90
81 81 Klinker to burial Phi Giss,
etc........... ........... 5000. "a 90
Leo and Albert Mailer to prepar-
ing Phi Giss for burial, claimed
S6.W....... $50. ............. 4 90
Green Bay Lumber Co lumber
Rhodenbaugh district. ...... 8 80
VIM Purcell labor Flaherty dis
trlct......... ......... -. -. 4 rs
B Virgins assessing %saloons... 4 90
Ordered by the board that y refund
Of 50 90 be made to 6 N Copeland Of
Arion, Iowa, OF taxes OF 1900 on ac-
count Of erroneous female dog tax.
Town Of Dow City TO one mill road
thA..... ......... ............... 81 40
Town OF Charter Oak to one mill
road tax =. IS 70
Town Of Vail TO ope mill road tax 81 90
G w Huff to cash paid laborers on
road R~hodenbaugh district. 174 90
Pat Mullen merchandise furnish
ed Mr. KRhler........ ......... 2 20
VIM Flaherty committee work
and mileage.......... ........... 81 90
Frank Faul clerk TO costs IN case
O'Rare VS. Kohlhof and, Craw.
ford County VS. PranshKe...... II 65
Chas Erne to damages sustained
10 cattle on county bridge
Stockholm township. ....... 60 90
A G Heath merchandise for farm. S 70
Haugh & Drummer merchandise
| for farm. -. ~. ...... 6 90
B B Keith merchandise for farm. / 90
j B Romans merchandise for
J P Miller & Co merchandise for
farm, etc.. ........... -. IS "a
A A Conrad merchandise for farm / 90
Green Bay Lumber Co lumber
Gigax district -. 49,. a........ All az
3 A Qninn & Co lumber Gigax
district. ....,..... ............ SO As
Jas Rollins trustee, etc....... -. 9 OC
Bowman & Kranz Bros lumber
Molter district. ........ ........ 16 Is
Fred Gigax committee work and
mileage. ................ SIS S.
G q Molter committee work and
mileage SO SC
R w Bamford, manager, mer-
chandise for Arthur Farrell. 10 OK
G Butterworlh merchandise for
Mrs j b Holiday. 80. ........... 6 i.
w V Whaley, receiver, house rent
for Mrs j B Holiday. 49,. 6 OK
Dyson & Calvin merchandise for
E Henneger and Mrs Je.ter.... 80 Z,
Horr & McKim merchandise for
Thos Lnmley. 10 o.
Denison Clothing Co merchandise
for prisoners. ....... S a
Board adjourned at - noon to NEE,
at l p. m.
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."# oASRAS4S
Board met at l p. N. and allowed
claims as follows.
Gus Knoll labor Schroeder district 10 90
VIM Flaherty to cash paid labor
ers on roads Flaherty district. 542 81
Peters & Suhr lumber Mo.:er dis
City Of Denison TO water rent to ~ -
May 1st, 19Ol....... . =. 20 90
h "a Quinn & Co merchandise for
c G Houlihan clerk Soldier town
ship, claimed sl8. 90 .............. IA 90
| Town of West Side to balance due
on one mill road tax............ II O5
Frank Faul clerk to costs in four
insane CASES.. ............ 100 10
F j HERE } P transcript to costs
in case State VS. Peter Reed, ct al 80 70
s V%engrovitch merchandise for
Mrs j B Holiday. 49,. ......... S 60
P A Mccarthy drayage......... 2 90
DR. L L Bond to professional ser
vice rendered VIM White,
claimed $500 -. 800. 80 90
Audubon Co, Iowa, TO expense in
conveying August Hansen, in
sane patient, to Clarinda and 3
months board..... ...... ...... 141 IS
DR. Weir to professional service
rendered E Parkinson. -. 49,. 100 90
DR. g w Waterhouse to profess
Lindell;.:;;.. .......:. 1s 90
Herman Grill to material and la
Dor on bridges Schroeder dis
14O5 IS
w w Rh%odenbaugh committee
work and mileage...... ........ SO 70
E Gulick, justice of peace, to
judgement in case Goodrich VS.
COuntyt.. So. ........ . -. -. ~ W
Green Bay Lumber Co lumber
Schroeder district, claimed SOL
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Board met at l p. m. and allowed
as follows:
The various claims we're allowed for
merchandise, attendance, etc, for quar-
antined families at Arinn. Iowa as
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Resolved by the board, That the fol-
lowing tax levies be made of the fol
townships and independent dis
tricts for year 1901:
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