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New-York tribune., 1902-09-13
CROMBLE AND RARMONY,
LUMBER MERCHANT SUCCEEDS BID
WE'LL AS LEADER IN THE XIXTH.

,ftor considerable delay and more or less puhhc
discussion the question of the Repunican ieaaei
~, u, the XIXth Assembly District was definitely
t,6 yesterday bv the resignation of ex-Collector
George r Bidwell and the election OF Nfhlah a.
C,romho as his successor The electlon OF MI
C.ror1ho comes as a compromise or some tfiile
tho poitcal situation In the NIAth has been
stormy The recrudesccnce of Quigg has brought
With Il an endless amount of friction in certain
quarters notably in the ranks of the Associated n
Republican club of the district. While Mr.. Crombie
is a member of the Associated Republican orsan-
zation lie is also persona grata to the supporters
&c o,te.- h, whom he was proposed for his present
office Mr. Bdwe1l has also retired from the dis
trict committee to give Mr. Crombie his place II:
that body.
the Port of New York there has been discussion in
the NIXth to who should succeed him as leader
in the district. Assistant Corporation Counsel
Charles Whitman at one time prominently
mentioned for the place Later the opponents of
Mr.. QuIgS charged that Mr. Whitman a par
tisan of the former Congressman and the opposi-
ton thus enGcndcred resulted in his retiring from
| the field.
The activity OF the Associated Republicans is be-
eved TO have materially affected the results in the
district This organization has taken action seek
Ing TO effect the retirement of Guigg and Bidwell.
| The compromise Mr.. Crombie was decided on
several weeks ago and certain of the Associated
Republicans declare that the agreement STIPULATED
| that Bidwen should retire forthwith. y delay of
three weeks is interpreted by them violation
OF good faith and the action Yesterday came just
III time to head off offensive action their part
On the other hand. the accusation freely circu-
lated by the opponents of Mr.; Qulgg, that he is
seeking reinstatement as district leader and a
future nomination TO Congress, is vigorously de-
MED by the former leaders friends who ',ssert
that beyond reelection To the county committee, in
which he has served for ten years. Mr.. Qutgg Is
not out for any office whatever. Prominent in the
opposition 10 the leadership of Mr.. QuigS are the
two sons of John S. Wise, both active in the dis
irict.
1t Is conceded all sides that the selection OF
Mr. Crombe will restore harmony. Mr. Crombte is
twice been Mayer of Burlington, Vt. He has
hitherto Contented himself with active work here
for his party and has sought no political honor for
himself. His election yesterday took place In eX-
Controller Bidwells Office As Mr.. B:dwen's name
appears the list of delegates to the county
mitee 1t is supposed that he has not yet entirely
withdrawn from Republican politics.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-13
FEAR HESS WOULD MEAN DENERNlSM.
SO HAWKES. SUPPORTERS SAY IN ClhSC-
LAR TO XXvTH VOTERS.

Tho supporter. ot Dock Commissioner Ha"Nes III II
,,is 6rbt To retain the Republican leadership OF
tho XNVth Assembly District have iSsueo c''
cnr 10 the voters In the district. in which tharieS
A Hess who is endeaVorlnS 10 "E's' '''' N"
ship from Hawkes.. is attacked
Tho circular says that Hess Was brought ipto tne
district by Icmuel =. Quigs, and that Hess was
defeated for Congress in 1906 and ran one thousand
votes behind the ticket and that under his leader
shin the rsrtv was defeated for the first time in
m. nv wears in the district the Citizens Union can
didates being elected.
Continuing the circular say@: The attempt 10
override hv injunction the Congress convention
in which he was defeated by Captain F. Norton
Goddard IS now a matter OF history The use OF
his leadership for personal advantage Is evidenced
by his government contract 70 feed immigrants at
Ellis Island Through the continued and vigorous
protests of the commercial interests OF the port
of EeV,-York the poor Immigrant no longer con-
tributes for the support of Charles y. Hess On
The eve Gf tho last election the Hess people urged
voters to cut Messrs. Weeks and Parsons, the dis
trict candidates for Assembyman and AlderInan. n.
and 10 vote for the Tammany nominees Ballots
ycrv precincts OF the Hess club.
It alleges that Hess has hotel residence IN the
district only for political purposes. and that his
Droper field for political activity IS In Madison,
4 ! where his family lives. II also says:
MIR Hess election WOULD mean the DeveryiznS
Of the district When Devery was Chief of Police
MIR Hess was very close to police administration
New-York tribune., 1902-09-13
CARRoLI,s ARRAY OF COUNSEL.
ONE REPUBLICAN APPEARS FOR HIM IN
ILLEGAL, ENROLMENT CASES.

a great array OF counsel, ono being f,ePooACaii,
comprising Louis Marshall, Republican, ana
Maurice I-ntermver of Guggenheimer Cntermyer
& Marshall; Terence ]. McManus, of Back olcott
Gruber & Bonynge: Henry A Ruhino ana freu-
erick F. c. Keating, representing John L tarroi'
whose leadership of the AhIAth blStfiC' IL op-
posed bv Thomas y. Rush appeared before Jus
tica Steckler I'm the Supreme Court. yesterday, to
ask that peremptory writs of mandamus be issued
directing the Board of Elections to strike OH tne
names of loe persons from the primary enrolment
list These alleged 10 nave OesII Hlesaiiy
transferred from the XNIIIth Assembly DlH'iiI' III
order 10 defeat Mr.. Carroll.
Criminal prosecutions were pending with regard
10 these enrolments, counsel said and the cases
were engaging the attention of District attorney
Jerome Justice Steckler reserved ms oecIsioh.
Justice Bschoff. order to relieNe usuSt oteSh-
Ter to of the consideration OF tLe I'M
mense number of urinary cases brought before
him. will hold a special sitting of the Supreme
Court to-day to dispose of similar cases
New-York tribune., 1902-09-13
NEGROES HANGED IN TWO PLACES.

New-Iondou Mo, Sept. 12-Jesse- Johnson. a
negro was hanged here to-day. He was dead in ten
,,;nrt.s tI,s neck was broken. On the scaffold
Johnson made speech In which he confessed his
crime
Nashville Ga. Sept l2-Bosy Bryant, a negro.
was hanged here to-day for the murder of Town
Marshal Hynds Mrs. Eta Hynds Parker, daughter
OF the murdered officer. watched the execution
from the soafrold trap AS Bryant was
pronounced dead Mrs Parker, with her fathers
knife cut the body of the murderer down. The
crime for which Bryant was hanged commit
ted in Adel, Ga nearby village last May. The
was wanted in the town misdemeapor
charge, and Town Marshal Hynds attempted to
him. AS the marshal approached Bryant drew
a pistol and fired OH the officer mortally wounoing
him. Bryant escaped, but was captured few days
later.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-13
LEADERS TOCONFER TO-DAY
PLATFORM AND MAKEUP OF THE STATE
TICKET TO BE DISCUSSED.
sr->-&,,op r1ATr,s STATEMENT AS TC
THE ENDORSEMENT OF PRESIDENT
RoOsEyELT'S ADMINISTRATION.

Senator Platt. Colonel George w Dunn. Lieu
tenant Governor Woodruff William Barnes. jr..
chairman of the state Executive Committee:
pohert q Morris chairman of the Republican
County Committee and number of Republican
leaders from about the State, will gather at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel to-day TO nave d taik anout
the platform 10 be adopted by the state con-
yention. IT is altogether probable, also. that
+b ,,,,,,er of the State ticket will be discussed
and that the matter of picking out an acceptable
temporarv chairman for the state convention
will be settled once ana for all
senator platt was asked yesterday as to
,,betber the Republican State Convention would
,,dorsa or EXPRESS itself i'll favor of President
Roosevelt as a Presidential candidate i'll 19a
.s.a. sor,a hesitation he replied: The State
o,,,.ontio, will certainly indorse his admins
,r.,;or but | cannot say that the convention
will ,,,edee the support of the State 10 the Presi
dent two years in advance of the nomination, as
there is no precedent for such course IN TINS
State. don't know whether the PRESIDENT
wants such an Endorsement. had talk win
hin, racop+Iv and he did not mention the sub
iact I will say this. however, think the Presi-
dent deserves the nomination
At Republican State headquarters in the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, it said the convention would
nrohahlv avoid any discussion over the indorse-
,,ent of President Roosevelts administration by
declaring that he deserves the nomination in
1904 This it was said. would express the pres
ent feeling of the party in this State without
committing the convention to be held in the
spring of 1901
Colonel Dunn was at State Committee head
ouarters last night when Tribune reporter
Informed him that Congressman G. w Ray, of
Norwich had been appointed Il United states
District Court Judge to succeed Judge a {.
COKE This means a great deal TO Colonel
Dunn as il is understood in Republican circles
that he will retire from the State Railroad
Commission to accept nomination for Con
gress TO succeed Mr. Ray. 1t is a fact wei
known 10 Colonel Dunn'S intimate friends that
he does not want to retire from the Railroad
commission but the organization leaders
thought It would be d good thing for him to go
to Congress. .
II is understood that Congressman James >
sherman will succeed Colonel Dunn as Railroad
Commissioner. Colonel Dunns friends are con-
ddent that eventually he will be United states
senator but when the suggestion was made TO
him last night he shook his head grimly, ana
Indicated that he would have been glad 10 con-
tinue as Railroad Commissioner. Colonel DUNN
will continue as chairman Of the Repuollcan
state Committee The district in which he VIII
r1,n is the XXXth. under the new apportlotl-
,oent and includes the counties of Broonne,
Tioga. Chenango. Cortlandt and Iompk'ns'
New-York tribune., 1902-09-13
v4yER OFT FOR SPEECH RECORD.
NINE IN FORTY MiNUTES-ACIoMObl
BAND AND RED FIRE OPEN HIS
CAMPAIGN

Marcus 4 Maver who is running against George
Z scannell for leadership OF the NNNth Assembly
District opened up his automobile campaign las'
night with a band and several tons oil req "Fe'
MAYER started out by making nine sPeeches III
forty minutes.
tI,, o., sto, was made at Twenty -s!Xth-st. end
yroadv,av He denounced the trusts. and part1cu-
larry scanuen his opponent At the opening Oh MS
carttail-automobic speech there were only TWO per
sons listening to him--that is. Mayer ana inc Pe'
bou,evcr fuilv ten hundred persons had sat lerei
around the Red Rover and chesred me
Mr. Naver stopped next 1T the HoIuan houSo
and then at the Fifth Avenue Hotel ne nls s,i 10 .
speeches at both places Ih3nGn tae Mr
Navcr continued to pound every cne IN nl"sI
an1iablc way. including Dcvery ana 'foher'
New-York tribune., 1902-09-13
STRANAHAN SEES ODELL.
Try TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO IBE TRIBuNH.I
Albany, Sept l2.--Nevada N Stranahan Collector
OF the Port Of NewYOrk, was here this morning.
and then started for his home At Fulton, Oswego
County He said that he arrived here last evening
from Neu-York, and later visited Governor Odell
at the Executive Mansion.
Republican politicians suspected that there had
been a conference between the Governor and the
Collector in regard to the declaration 20 pe adopted
hy the Republican state Convention concerning
President Roosevets administration. but they OBJ
tained no information about what was said at the
Executive Mansion last night on this subject Il
anything said about 1t. Governor OdeH Will
not attend conference OF Republican leaders In
New-York tomorrow. but will remain In Albany to
attend to his official duties.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-13
SEXTON HAS 4 FIGHT. TOO
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATS IN THE NINTH
ARE SUPPORTING JOSEPH F. KEHoE.

ARE SUPPORTING JOSEPH T. KEHOE.
Yet another OF the Names once spoken with ven
Grafton and awe In Tammapy Hall is now joined
with an Assembly district struggle for political eN-
istence Like Carroll NJ c Murphy. Dunn ana
Goodwin John B. Sexton. Tammany leader In the
XIXth Assembly District, is facing a nghl Ill MS
batIiv-ick His opponent is Joseph + kehoe. VINO
has been nominated by the Young Mems Demo
cratic Club OF the district. and is receiving the
support OF large contingent of dissatisfied Demo
Gratis in the XIXth. Perez NJ. Stewart Superln-
tendent OF Buildings and resident of the district
yesterday confirmed the story Of the coming strus-
gle.
Long ago" said Mr.. Stewart. warning was
given Sexton by his friends that the time TOT MS
withdrawal had come. His manner OF running Ihe
district has been utterly unsatisfactory to all Nut
A chosen few The opposition TO him comes from
all independent Democrats who are dssuSIsu WIN
his selfish way Of doing Things -.
Not only has Mr.. kehoe received tns ndolSe-
mont of m, Greater New-York Democracy OF the
district but large number OF independent Den'o-
>rats of the district have come out for nlrr .
"a ,hA voters of the NIXth represent one, OF tne
most independent and intelligent classes or the CITY
the cnmins struggle is likely To be interesting ana
hard fought. Meantime, as one after anotler OF
the old guard OF Tammauy leaders Is calsd upon 10
faCe n popular storm. the public may falrty Won
der II any name remains sacred or any poSitioh IN
Tammany secure
New-York tribune., 1902-09-13
THROWS OUT fO5 N4MES.

Justice Stccklcr. the application of Jacob
Marks attorney for cx-Sheriff Dunn, IN his fight
for the Tammany leadership Of the NNNlth As
sembly District against James Walsh. signed or
derqs yesterday in which he upheld Mr.. Marks 5
contention that 4N5 names which. II declared.
were illegally on the rolls for the primary on next
TUESDAY had seen fraudulentiy filed with the
BOARD of Elections and should be stricken from
the lists The balance of the so persons objected
to either filed aidavits that they had sworn before
a notary that they wished to vote or had been
legally enrolled. , - 49,, -, ,,
MarI,s served them the Board of Elections.
Two carriages were used in carting the document IS
Ia police Headoua rters, the lawyer and staff of
assistants accompanying them TO insure immediate
Mr. Mark said Justice Steckers ruling meant
that TtInn would win by large majority.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-13
RAILROADS PAT s12.3a1 IN TRENTON.
IBT TELEGRAPH Tr


Trenton. N J., Sept J2.-The total income or this
city from taxes on street railways last year was
sl2Sel. OF this s7l was derived from the fax NJ,
real and personal property. including power houses
Office buildings and twenty-five miles of track with
equipment. The remaining s52l0 was the cJ-v,s
share under the Voorhees, Franchise Tax act as
scssing corporations using the public streets or
highways = per cent on their gross earnings The
license fee for imposed by the city is in
eluded in this franchise tax under the law which
provides that the tax on gross receipts he n
lieu of all license fees franchise taxes ir,ose5
by municipalities. except where the latter exceed
the amount derived under the act taxing rho sross
earnings. There Is no municipal the capital
stock. 'A
New-York tribune., 1902-09-13
MAY PREVENT SLATERS RETL RN.
SUSPICION THAT FREDERICK GIBBS Is TAX
ING PART IN FIGHT AGAINST SENATOR,

-
ING PART IN FIGHT AGAINST SENATOR.
Nineteen appears have supplantod the proverbial
thirteen as an unlucky number in Republican poll
tics this year While the voters Of the XINth As
semby District have been facing Tight over the
choice OF d district leader the Republicans Of the
XIXth Senate District deeply stirred over
the announcement that the return OF Senator
Samuel S Slater to the State Senate Is 10 be con-
tested Chief among Senator Slatsv's opponents
is mentioned Samuel Strashourger. Republican lead
er in the XxXIst Assembly District. while there
is a suspicion that Frederick Gibbs. now resident
OF the district and partisan of Harvey I. An
drevs of the XXNIst Assembly District. Who
aspires TO the Congress seat, is taking hand in
the fight.
The XIXth Senate and XNtIth Congress districts
are practically identical, and the XNhlst Assembly
District cannot fairly claim both honors, the
fight against Senator Slater IS believed by his
friends 10 bc preliminary step TO the nomination
of Andrews Tor Congress. In addition TO the
X&XIst Assembly District the NXlIId and the
upper half of the NNISt are included IN the Senate
support is strongest in the SSlSt, While Andrews
for the Congress nornina ton and Smith for the
Senate are the favorites In the NXlIId. The
XNXIst seems to be divided.
Among Senator Slatera friends great indignation
is expressed the proposed action. and the SenS-
tors Albany record is used the basis OF argu-
Andrews is already cared for in the Custom House
The interference OF Gibbs is resented by the wing
of the party which stands for home rule a canvas
Of the delegation of the XXXIst Assembly District
shows that of fourteen, seven favor Slater. six
oppose him and the deciding member Is at present
doubtful. While the attack against Slater has been
coming 10 a head the Senator has been in Europe
At the time he left here there was no sign of oppo-
New-York tribune., 1902-09-13
DORIS N FIGHT TO STAY.
SAYS MARTIN OF THE XXvIITH. ASKED
SHEEHAN TO GET HIM To QUIT.

John z Doris the Greater New-York Democracy
candidate for the leadership OF the XXNllth As
sembly District gave talk 70 his district captains
at No. 1854 Broadway last night. He charged that
J. j. Martin. the Tammany candidate for leader,
had sent a delegation to John c. Sheehan to ask
him 10 set Doris TO withdraw and Shechan had re-
fused.
Doris said Martin had hitherto paid attention
TO his candidacy He weakened Thursday night.
Doris said, and sent delegation of friends to Mr..
Sheehan. Doris said the delegation told Mr.
Sheehan that Mr.. Martin wanted him to get Doris
withdraw he had money. and they-Martin
and Sheehan--were working for the same end-anti-
Crokersm. Doris declared that Sheehan refused.
saying 1t not in his power 10 get Doris to with
draw, and that they ought to go to Doris himself.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-13
CROKER OUT ALL AROUND.
HIS NAME WILL NOT BE ON ANY TICKET IN
THE XXIXTH

Richard Croker'S name viii not be on the
urinary ticket in the XXIXth District. which In
c1u5es his New-Yor< home at the primaries on
TUESDAY This is the first time that his name mas
been left off his home district ticket since he has
been a voter IN the XXIXth- John T. Carroll said
last night that Croker's name could not go on his
ticket, and rhe anti-Carroll Democrats Nho are
fighting under the leadership of Thomas t. Rush
said that Croker's name would not be on their
ticket They may change the ir minds to-day. nov
ever NIyer J. Stein the Sheehan leader or course.
is against Croker. 1t was said last night that the
Keating men in the XXth District. where MI
Croker rose prominence. would put his name az
the head of the Murphy primary ticket In that
New-York tribune., 1902-09-13
COLONEL G. W. DUNN FOR CONGRESS.
DELEGATES INSTRUCTED FOR HIM IF RAY
WE'RE APPOINTED TO THE BENCH.

Binghamton, y. Y, Sept. f@.--The appointment Of
Representative George W. Ray TO the United States
Court Of the Northern District OF Ncw-fork
which was announced in Washington to-day. means
that Colonel George W. Dunn. chairman OF the
Republican State Committee and State Railroad
Commissioner will be his successor in Congress
Delegates chosen by the recent Republican county
structed Ray for first choice but IN case OF MS
anpoiutment 10 the bench they were instructed
for Colonel Dunn for Congress. \ nomination ~
this district the Republican ticket Is consldeFed
equivalent TO an election.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-13
CLEVELAND GETS Ssi.31o.
rRr rELreRApa TO TnE TRIBuNE.l

fEI TELEGRAPH TO TIVE TRIBUSEl
Cleveland Ohio, Sept J2.-out of taxation
Cleveland derives revenue of $4,000 a year
from the Big Consolidated. and S23o from the
Little Consolidated. Added 10 this is a city
license fee Of $40 a car a year, amounting to
s.. .a6o for the Big Consolidated and s. $50 for
the Little Consolidated. making grand total
q year for both companies in taxation and
license OF Ss4.3fo year. Added 10 this the
companies obliged to pave between tracks
and rails and one foot outside of rails.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-13
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS HELD.

James /. Shearan, Frank Donda, Thomas Scan
Ion and Morris Wcinherger, the four commissioners
of deeds who are charged by John McCullagh
spperinteudent of Elections with issuing false
titicates relative 10 the transfer OF voters were
,rod,,cal in the yorkvilie court yesterday their
counsel Charles l.. Hoffman Mr. McCullagh was
yanrasa,,t al In court by William W. Fort, one OF
III San,,tes witnesses of the alleged misdemean-
nrs m We're heard but nothing new adduced. Mag
tetrato Danei held each of the prisoners in $1.eo1
hail for further examination on October l. Bail
was
New-York tribune., 1902-09-13
EX-SENATOR HILL DID NOT ARRIVE.

Ex-senator Hill, who was expected arrive in
the city yesterday for the purpose OF holding con-
terence with local Democratic leaders regarding the
coming convention, candidates and platform had
not arrived at the Hoffman House up to a late
hour last night, and 1t said at the hotel that
ne was not expected John c. Sheehan was about
tne hotet All tnat MIR. Sheehan would say was
that the night In the IXth District was going on
IN u manner satisfactory to him. and that he ex-
pected to win by a least two Thousand plnralitY
New-York tribune., 1902-09-13
PARTRIDGE sUsTAINs o'REILLY.

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STATION MEN FOR CRAP SHOOTING.
Police Commissioner Partridge yesterday an
nounced that he had dismissed from the force Pa
trolmen Elmer V. Heartt, James QuigIey and
Thomas Campbell, OF the Oak-st. station three of
the four men whom Captain MyIes O'ReiIIy found
playing craps IN saloon at No . James Slip All
were placed on trial at Police Headquarters and
Immediately after the trial Patrolman John Loosen
was DISMISSED Francis j. Hughes also of the
Oak-st: station tried on n charge of intoxication
preierIeo nS Captain o'Reilly, was also dismissed
yesterday Hughes was of the old detective
serseants reduced after the Murphy regime
New-York tribune., 1902-09-13
CowAN MAKES HUNDRED COMPLAINTS,

John L. Cowan. who is opposing FerciFai ="
Nage for the leadership Of the NNiVth (south
Assembly District went to the District Attorneys
oflce yesterday and fIcd one hundred complaints
OF false registration in the district; Later Mr
Schurman announced that he would begin Johh
Doc proceedings and summon number OF lods.
ing house keepers appear ana testify In Speclal
Sessions
New-York tribune., 1902-09-13
FOR JUDGE pEyyYP4CKER's SEAT.

Philadelphia, Sept. l2-Norris S. Barratr r. r.
Assistant District Attorney and prominent s ni.
Der or the Philadelphia bar was to-day nomins,T ~
oy the Republican party to succeed Samus
Pennypacker as Common Pleas Court Juaess.
which position the latter resigned when uonnsn uonnar
Tor the office OF Governor Mr.. Barratts no,,N~
ton vil be Endorsed by the Democrats patS'
New-York tribune., 1902-09-13
AMERICAN WARsHIPs LEAVE GIBRaLraR

Washington. Sept l2-Accordng TO a cable dis
patch received al the Navy Department. the flag
ship Illinois and the cruisers Chicago and Albany
Of the European Squadron left Gibraltar to-day for
a cruise in the Mediterranean before their de-
rarture for the United States to take part in the
winter manoeuvres. The feet VIII make its first
stop at yiliefranche.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-13
SMALL REVENUE IN PHILADELPHIA.
GBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

) IBF TELEGFAFR 10 TRIBuNF.I
Philadelphia, Sept. 12-The Rapid Transit
Company in this city pays tax on capi-
tai, no tax on franchises. but pays the regu-
lation tax on real estate owned by it. $50
license for each car, and keeps in repair the
streets over which its lines run. The latter sum
varies greatly from year 10 year, and these fig
nres the company s officials refuse to make
public.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-13
ECUADOR'S SHARE IN FAIR

Guayaqu Ecuador Sept. IA bill authorizing
Ecuador TO take part in the ST. Louis Exposition
has been approved by the Chamber of Deputies
and Is in the Senate Ernest III wa,ds c.,
missioner OF the st Louis Fxposition will soon
leave here for Peru. WIN SUI"
New-York tribune., 1902-09-13
NEWARK GETS NEARLY s15oeoo
TRT TELEGRAPH TO !

tBT TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUHE1
Newark, n. y. Sept. 12-The income 10 the
municipality this year from street railways in
Newark is as follows
Amount OF per cent OF gross earnings. per
condition franchises sss 7as ~
PERSONAL rTope ~ ssSss
Heal estate taxes. 1000
t4r licenses a,5s2
Total the sIse 2ss 81