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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-15
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

walnut-ave. west side, 800 feet north OF One-hun-
dred-and- -frst-st story frame shed 25x70
feet; Perrin & Payson owners; James F. Meehan'
architect: $500.
Manida-st. northeast corner Of Stafford-st.. two
and half story frame dwelling house, 1S3x46 feet
John w. Ward, owner; John De Hart, architect;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-15
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Bv Herbert Sherman: 434 4ss sth-ave, cor
s2I-st "a 2xsg II: story ten his with stores:
William Scott agt L Douglas ct al z p Root any
" J A McEiu. ref; taxes, etc. 500; partition.
Nv Io-enh p Day. 3D. iG1sJ-st, Il u OF Eagie
ave 2TxItO story II r Dater and another. As
rrIs az Charles Ogden. indiy and ct al stem
& n attys; Franklyn Paddock ref; due Si.zIo %
652 l6zd-st. cor Ae4roSe-@ss
ia ax17. exloo4 and story dNg 3; PeteF D-U
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-15
MRS. BELL BOUGHT FIFTH-AvE. HOUSE

The buyer OF No s33 Fffth-ave-. which was re-
ported in The Tribune yesterday TO have been sold
by John N Golding for John T and James A.
Failey is Mrs. Christopher NJ Bell, who lives at
No 800 Fifth-ave. F. ]. Gould last year bought
No ss4 Fffth-ave. The asking price for Mrs Bells
house about NQo,Ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-15
SALVATION ARMY LEASES BUILDING.

The Salvation Army has leased for five years
No. rs to 80 West Fourteenth-st. three story
and basement building on plot 756x10s3 feet The
property adjons on the west the present Salvation
Army building Nos 120 and 10 West Fourteentn-st
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OTHER CITIES.

CHICAGO. INDIANAPOLIS AND LOUISVILLE.
r,o-7-th week II May S.9599 SSs239 ss1.11I
5riv to Nay 7-.-.--- 427S9 3S49.T3 3.4SJ .O16
MINNEAPOLIS. ST. PAUL AND SAULT STE. MARIE.
Nu1he- q miles. 1855 1.e7S 1878
sr7-,-t May. Si253e4 Sos 624 S93 .QST
suIv May -. 61l1o25 5.19S $50 S.T69 ia
ST LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO
Gncl15iag Chicago and Eastern ullnois)
,s,.-nber OF niles. 3.zIT 3267 s2o7
y7ou-th Nay. S59t-SI5 SsSIo 1894 I19
July May IT, 25 796O50 2317S &C. &c 365, 273
TEXAS CENTRAL.
rs-s+ week n May. 1852 s-C59 sl3 7a7
.Ely : 20 Nav - b35os5 533O35 70
ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN
Number a miles. go. see 300
Trlt--h a April $500 So 500 S6e O63
Tulv ! april S0.--. 2.249.SGS 2CSI4s9 1854 III
CINCINNATI. NEw-ORLEAN9 AND TEXAS PACIFIC
Number o. niles 1886
T-.-1rrh week April S22S423 S113320 SIzS.
Jsly ] 10 April 81 $50 460L9IT z.Is5. sos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-15
INTERESTING TITLE TRANSFERS.

Elizabeth K. Loriard has taken title to a parcel
s0x0 feet the southeast corner OF Sixty-rourth-
st and Park-ave.. from Henry 3. Anderson
H Archie Pell took titles IN trust yesterday from
Alexander NJ Peu TO No 132 West Thirty -hrst-st,
70 out OF town property and also personal estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-15
REAL ESTATE.
The Irmana apartment House
Bought as an Investment.

Parish, Fisher Mooney s. Co. have sold for Mrs
Anna FRANKIE. the Irmana, six story apartment
house. Nos. 1873 and 135 West One-hundred and TWEEN
ty-ninth-st.. 50x10O feet. together with an adjon
ing three story dwelling house No. 13l West one
ed-and-twenty-ninth-st on 8 lot 2i9xlO0 feet
to a client for investment. for about $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-15
SYNDICATE BUYS BROOKLYN LOTS.

About thirty business men of New-Haven have
formed a syndicate which has bought through the
Realty Trust several large plots near the Prospect
Park section OF Brooklyn. The property is 70 De
developed and offered for sale.
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- PrRsrANCE o. ~ ORDER % 10

Abusr c Thomas. Surrogate OF the county OF lev
given 10 al persons having CLAIMS
arsinst Szrnund Weigncr, late OF the County o. Ne
49, scessed 20 present the with vouchers thereof
me sbscriber place OF tzansactlns business a
t6a Once ~ Ben amfn F. Foster, No j. Nassau street
in the CITY York. or before the nrst day Q.
Dated New YORK. the @4r1 day or
Eabr71a~v fg0s ADOLPH NEIGSEEt. Executor
BESNJAMIN F. FOSTER. Attorney. y Nassau 81. New
York City.
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IN PT-RSTANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Rank T FTtzgeraId a Surrogate OF the County o.
New YORK notice is hereby given 20 al persons naVag
McCrsery. late o. the County OF
New York deceased. present the same wttn vouchers
II subscriber OF rransacIfls
Ss1sss At the crice OF william orr 81 Chambers
Ugh OF Mammalian CITY o New iS4A
on hefor the day OF august next
mated New YORK. 23th day " January. 1913
HENRY FORBES McCttEEk{I, Executor
WILLIAM G ORR. Attorney for Executor d Caanioefs
Street Borough Of Manhattan Ne" 4ofA Cl-y-
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Summer Resorts.
New Fort William Henry Hotel,

LAKE GEORGE. N. Y. Owned by Hudson Valley Rail-
way Company. At Gateway of the Adirondacks.
Most beautifully located summer hotel in New York
State. Furnished throughout Surprising its OLD
popularity. Dorngs celebrated string and brass
band. Open from October Hourly trolley ser
Saratoga W. W. BROWN. MEr
Fifteen years Sycamore Hotel, Lake George
NeE York ONCE Marlborough Hotel. Mr.. Brown will
at the Marlborough Wednesdays il May. Write Tor
handsome illustrated folder
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Muiberry-st, Nos 219 and 2@1. Tor six story
brick hathouse. 44x61.2: J and Polstein, own
ers: G F Pelham, architect OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1I3th-sr No sos West. for a five story brick and
stone dwelling house, 25x62: Mrs u II Dsdsrer.
owner; @ Rerster architect.
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VERMONT.
PENNSYLVANIA
rTT TIM

Delaware Water Gap. REOPENs MAY 2lsT.
Last year the hotel entirely reuoosisG
enlarged ana thoroughly moderated 9 f
& Len walks ma drives. bathing and fishing Rooms
e. suite private baths Coz s
$3.50 boaslet -. from New Hork VIA D = q
r. r. :, lsI-rs z ~ 49, Hall AfISntfc
City, \. J.
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For Sale or to Let-COuntry.
(t4OICE COTTAGES FOR Rent. furnishes. uods-n:
" FOR sale bargain Box g. Stanford. Delaware
County. y. 7.
NOR RENT OR SALE--DeiEhtful sumner restence az
IL East Srrou6s5urg. VII sacrifice Write f1r par
ticuIars. E A CORAT & CO.. WIINss-Barrs. Pa
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SurrOgates Notices
pALDWIN. PAULrNE-IN PURSUANCE

baldwin, PAULrNE.-IN PURSUANCE
~ OF an order OF Hon Abner c Thomas. Surrosats %
County New York notice - hereby given % az
having Pauline ate OF
York. deceased 20 present me same
with place OK
transactng business g Broadway. Borough Of Man
the City OF New York or before me afstn
day OF September next
York, March 81. 1913
RADCLIFFE BALDWIN. Executor
MORRIS FAY Attorneys Executor. 10 Broadway.
New York
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Abner c. Thomas Surrogate q the County OF View
York. Notice Is hereby given O. al persons hans csIs
Wall u the County OF New YORK
present with vouchers thereof L ms
% trausactng Room
COS No. or Broadway the City o. New YORK
befo 18Th
Dated New YORK. the 5th day o. eor1aTy. ls9S.
MARY A WALL.
Administrative o. Francis Il Wall deceased
HARTMAN & EESSENDEN. Attorneys Tor admins
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Boys and Young Men-Counrry.

zTAPLEwOOD SUMNER SCHOOL. FOR BOYS. Cou-
VI eordviie. Pa location beautiful eleyated
cCm~ined with rural recreation Processes
and entering social life. small boys adrttd
tobacco. J. SHORTLTDGE- Yale A n. Prin
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COuntry Property to Let.

VyrrTy WILL. PEOPLE BE ''STRAP-swINGERS''
w n-s0ners in srury when they live pleas
On beautiful Staten Isiand7 TWO cottages II
[iif fSqS complete; minutes walk from ferry:
ssa+Ihve yards south Reformed Dutch Church; rent
sS1 $50 per Apply TO OWNER. Central
ave St George. Staten Island. N 7.
r O~c BRANCH West End, Hollywood and EIberon
| cottages 70 rent from $500 upwards Apply 70
ia NTTFI, & CO. P. o. Building. Long Branch. " !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-15

l. Frank T FitzgeraId. Surrogate C the County %
New York notice IS hereby given TO al persons having
csin1z A Adolf. late OF the county
New YORK deceased 70 present ne same VITA vouchers
-ss ne cr-e OF f. BrOwneHs No = COrJl4ndr
street in the City Of New YORK OF before The ZyIa
day Of May next . 90 -. - - 900
Go RROVVSEII~ LEWIS L ABBOTT.
S1fornsv FOR Administrator, Ad-ninisrHLor-
CortIandt Street. Neg YORK CRY
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

agt Corbett and another; Daniel DAILY, atty p ID
Godrick. ref due. 50 SGT 3d. taxes. ETC. $50 20
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HARVEY. ALEXANDER--IN PURSUANCE

OF an order Frank T. Fitzgsrsld- surroSats
% notice T. hereby given
having claims against Aexancsr Harvey. iaEs
y the County York deceased. % present tns
same with the subscribers az their
place o. transactng business the oces % Curtis r.
Hathewsy 20 Broadway (Nanhatrsnl IN he city Of
New YORK before the Srd day OF Oetooss Esxt
Dated New York. the 9rd day OF April. Lo3
JOHN r. SCYDAM. HERBERT L. SATTESLEE. Exec
CURTIS r. HATHAWAY. Attorney Executors. 10
Broadway (Sdanharsall Sew York CITY
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uERRICK- IACOB HOBART-IN PURsU-


a ADVERTISEMENTS snc suazrrIDri0ns Tor The Tribune
~ their Uptown once.
BROADWAY.
Advertisements VIII De received az tae foo@tng 'rasa
oalce u1th 9ets.s l--s
.S4 sth.aye cor H. 49, - a1,.s -
TIVE tn nd @6S " est l-sta-sas ls3.so
Bd-ave.. between 75th and Tffn stsi iso-o oo~sNss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-15

Il a, order OF Hon Abne- c. Thomas. SurrOgate %
tina Counrv 9f NeE-Tcrk aOce IS hereby given 70 az
-z0rs having claims against Daniel n Porter. iars
- me County OF deceased, present
1hs vouchers thereof, 20 the subscriber. a.
,5s oaee OF hfs attorney Louis r Dodd. Nc. 81 Broad
gay Borough ot Manhattan New York CITY. On or D.
sor. the 2nd dny o November. 1903
Tated New York. April oath. 1908.
GEORGE ROSENDAI4E. Executor
IOTTTa E DODr Attorney Executor. y Broadway
New York City. Borough q Manhattan
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nrr NFI SON-IN PURSUANCE OF an

IL o-5s- Of Hon Abner Thomas. a sUrrogats %
County o. New notice - hereby given 70 al persons
t-S cIairus against J. Nielsen Low, late Of County
-, y- deceased present the with
tarsof 10 the subscriber at his place q tEansSctnE bust
oea-s OF Underwood. Van H0yt
- 60 Sr-es IL CIIy OF New YORK before tbs
- = I1Ts mex Da.ed YORK. 23rd
December. 1SOZ roczpu4 r TOW r,~.~--so-
UNDERWOOD VAN worst 4 H0YT Attorneys for
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School Agencies.

A MEXICAN AND FORE-i(ssS TEA CHEERS AGENCY
"a Professurs Teachers. Tutors. C0FerEesseS
etc. Colleges. Schools and Families Apply 70
Mrs n !. YOCEG-FT-L- on. = Union square
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Country Board.

A uyERTIsEMENTS and Subscriptions FOR me t'i
Il recef,sd a. their Upto--. Oree
NO. I,394 BROADWAY.
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THE CLIFTON.

BONAIRE. PATCHOGUE, L I
Popular Summer Resort the Great South Bay
Swept During Summer BY
SOJTTHERLY OCEAN BREEZES.
VIII open May Promenade Board Walks increased
and dancing paTlor
early quests Write for hooklet w NJ JENkINs. Prop.
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Real Estate.

EXJ7HERE TO LIVE AND % BUSINESS II WV
w YORK" Booklet free 1.l54 and $50 Broad Kay
or mailed for postage By Suburban Pass Akrs
Erie Rd-. 1.f59 Broadway. y y
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

and interest
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General Passenger Agent. SO Beaver St. n. Y
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y PIRSTANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

J. ARNER C THOMAS. a Surrogate OF the County %
Ns Work notice hereby given q al persons having
cii,,z agsfnsf Daniel I Ebbets late OF
Nv YoT deceased present the wiki vouchers
subscriber. at her place
business the Office OF Darlington q Pierce No iiS
Manhattan the CITY % New
YoT< on or before 18th day % August next
Dated New York. the l1th day Or February. 1913
D~- RITA ". DE Voc.
Administrators with the VIII annexed
CARRINGToN IlEIFGa5 CIV A'''7 1or A6H'ini''F@''1
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Brooklyn Property for Sale.


NOR SALE.-Lot No. 21 Block S.11O Rugby addition
10 Brooklyn. Address c. =. tribune Once
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-14
A STATEMENT OF FACTS
Chairman Dobie of the County Board, who
has made a Thorough Investigation Of
the Tax Settlements gives an
Honest Statement of same.

where the county advertised and sold
at public auction they invariably ra
ceived less than by private settle
ments. \ few illustrations will suffice
to prove this conclusion to be correct.
The auction sales at South Superior
only netted the county Is per cent of
the face OF the tax. The auction sale
of lIeustiS * Carson's addition \ w
4, Sec. |, L. IS 49, six per cent OF the
tax. The sales in South Superior were
mainly on Tower avenue. Heustis X
Carson's addition, one hundred and
sixty acres of land overlooking Allouez
bay and Lake Superior sold for 9ll5. 90
or as above stated, six per cent of the
face OF the tax.
And i'll private settlements the
county did not receive any large., and
many cases much smaller percentage
! than in Mr.. Bardun's case 20 wit: The
| sale OF Deans addition, which only
nett ID the county Is per cent of the
tace of the tax. The Consolidated
! Land compauy's settlement, which
! only netUed the county a fraction over
| 20 per cent of the face of the tax In
| the case of the Consolidated Land
company they owned upwards of %, 900
! lots and large amount of dock prop
| erty, which prior to the tax settlement
! had been bargained and sold for Sl60,
| 600 in cash The Euclid hotel alone
! is worth much more than the whole
, of Mr. Bardon's property now under
consideration
do not condemn this settlement. |
thought at the time IL was made that II
was the proper thing to do, hut do con
dcnn the attempt to single Mr. BaTdon
ont and recommend litigation III his case
and make no such recommendations IN
/ the eases III whlrh mare wealthy and
I pow wcrutul IpuiatIon~ are concerned.
On some parcels of Mr.. Bardon's
property the taxes for one year were
more than the property would bring
on the market. To illustrate, the en-
OrmOus taxes levied against Mr. Bar
don'S properties, the west !, Of Block
l3 on W Eleventh street, siXe 2OOX256
in deep ravine worth about $500
the county's claim against which was
-, ,i29 81. In Lot Is, in Block 63, Supe.
rIor city, worth $500 the taxes charged
against it were 1906
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-14

tons at this time would set our city
back many years and that our money
loss would run up into the millions.
During the last ten years the city
has turned delinquent to the county
$, ,26S, 900 OF taxes, which the city was
unable to collect The county as
trustee for the city, has collected and
returned to the city 81 per cent Of
that amount sustaining only 10. per
cent of loss A wonderful showing
during the depressed peroid succeed
ing the panic of 1898, and especially
when YOU consider that every deliu-
quent roll loses through errors, double
assessments. taxes assessed on nom
taxable property, taxes set aside 10y
the courts or authorized to be com
promised by the city, etc.
| have been for seven Years a mem.
ber of the county board and mem
ber OF ihe finance committee Of said
board and conscientiously uphold and
defend the policy recommended by
the finance committee and adopted
by the board relating to tax settle
ments, and | cannot too strongly com
mend the wise, patriotic, unscltish and
painstakiug services OF James Bardon,
chairman of the finance committee,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-14
80 Advantage Taken

The majority Of your committee
clam that MIR. Bardon took advantage
of the county in the settlement Of hs
taxes. and yet the fact is that in ten
years he paid IN taxes fully >lOsoVu
more than the property viii sell Tor
today in cash Is this misusing the
county? Rather, has not the city OF
Superior and Douglas county conii,-
Gated Mr.. Bardon's property hr.
Bardon owns large amount OF other
properties in the city, aud lands IN
the county, and his property should be
considered ar a whole the same a. the
Land & River Co and Consolidated
Land co
On these other properties Mr. Bar
don has paid all back taxes, amount
ing during said peroid to t33,l7O 70
which added 70 the amount hereinbe-
fore referred to OF s25, ,634 a. making
a total payment Il s58 s0i 81 against
the s28, ,26s II Of delinquency, being
about 70 per cent
sale Worse That Settlement
On investigation Of other tax settle
rents and sales find that the county
only realized 10 some cases from six
totwenty per cent, and that ~ cases
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-14

| As to the very large number of own
er'S who cleared up their back taxes
at II per cent by invitation of the
comfy board, it seems to me they are
deserving of sympathy, rather than
Censure. The board estimated at the
! time that the Consolidated settlement
was made, that it's percentage was Il
/ per cent and other owners believing
they were offered the same terms as
the Consolidated company paid IN the
~ per cent, though in many cases that
amounted TO more than they could al-
ford and is more than the properties
were worth. The majority of your
committee declare the IL per cent
settlements as nul and void. | am
not constitutional lawyer, but can
not understand under what Constilu.
/ tlUnal law the committee obtained
such power, nor how one board can
anuul the actions of its predecessor
I Hit could, no citizen would be safe
in doing business with any board
should Not Disturb settlements
Bringing this already too long com
muuicatiou to q close | will say that
/ it is my opinion and believe it Is the
/ opinion Of 80 per cent Of our citizens
/ tnat the tax settlements and the sales
t.....t.. F.., mud. t.I,.t,FJ ma i., ,,r...
/ TONED OF disturbed, thai the settle
meuts we're made upon the best Judg.
mcnt of the board aud tor the De7. IN
/ teresl OF the county and IN good faith
| BY both board and owners; that the
amounts realized were more than
could be again secured should the set
/ Elements be reOpcncd; that litigation
| respecting these settlements and even
agitation IN the newspapers, has a most
depressing effect upon our city and
upon real estate transactions, for at
least 90 percent Of our properties,
shared in one way aud another in tax
settlements in me last ten years If
settlements continue TO be- questioned
owners will certuuIy again suspend
payment of taxe-, and dire calamity
will continue to come to our city and
county
Il takes cash to run the police and
fire epartments, the schools The
courts the city and the county Let
US not only quit digging up the past
but let us, if need be, even 90 50 far
as to secure legislation fpos-ible that
viii, by validating and legalizing these
settlements, put them forever beyond
the power of any one 70 hold up or
backmail the owner BY taking IT,
course owners vii! have courage to
pay their taxes and intending invest
ors will not be frightened by the stor.
les Oi local dissensions and clouded
real estate titles into stunning super
lor, and leaving their money IN some
rival locality | fully believe that
foolish stirring up Of these AK ques
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-14
SOCIETIES.

independent order OF odd Fellows
NORTHFR& LODGE SO. 83q Meets in odd
Fellows Hall every Monday evening At sHu
D. N. Visiting brothers given cordlai "e'
GEO. VREEIANli, y. q,
+ T. BRO y NELL sect!
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-14

SUPERIOR TENT No. -. Meet. every lhnrs-
ony evening IN Lodge room. Music HAIL AT
'''' - ''' RICHARD NEVUL Commander.
John SHEPARD Record Keeper
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AT a meeting Oh Tue county 'o"'N
Mohuas, MI DdNAu io"le 'i''''i ''''''
OF the ooaru ana heiloer Vi 'he '"N
settlement committee, presenter 'he
'olioWlhs report .ir' Dopie Is one y,
''e Oh 'i'eiipei' - ."o 'o'''N ''"N
.t,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,+ - ,,ro,,-
erty in the city and codnty during and
since boom davs and the report will
be acknowledged by all fairminded
citizens and especially by those who
have the future welfare of city at
heart as an honest explanation of the
situation AS it exists ut the present
time.
no nm uopopAp1E po,pD or s1,p-
rp>,sope.
Tba undarsigr..d u menher of the
committee of five annointed byiyour
boror,bIa hodv on Dacemher1q last
IN oinvestioata ard renort mon the tax
settlements b.gs leayetn inform Won
that no attended, ali the repularly cali
ed neetinos of the committee. but.
that he could not apree with the find
ipos conclusions of law and recon-
meudations of the three members
wbosa ranorte have heen unfinished in
the navsnaners
'
Inc nrst settlement considered by
your committee was that OF the Inter
loI Lana association, commonly known
as the Bardon settlement The prop
eity involved IN thIs settlement con
slsls OF seventy city lotS ana l,Oao
acres OF land, and the majority OF the
committee found that Mr.. Bardon pald
SooZ 'o' 10 sellIe S"f, ooI22 q uellh-
4uent taxes and stllI left unpaid out
alahulhE 'efuhcat"H 10 the amount "i
9i,oV2,'o; ana 1hey conclude That tEese
certificates must now be paid by Doug
las county and that the board making
lhis settlement caused the county
10 pay et,7oZ TO secure Soo2.o'' ouch
conclusion could only be arrived at
pS juggling OF hsures ana STUDIED
intent to injure Mr.. Bardon, and mis-
iead the pupIlc and your honorable
oouy'
Inc iedi idc'S d1e' 'hat AT tie Iiill0
o' th' settlement the ehIiie cialm OF
Iht county lot uehhquehI taxes Oh 'he
li7N u'S'l l''u III tho ieooluV'oh ""'
9zo' -ol.'l' ana no more IilaC the
ehIire taxes leNled against Sdlu 4l7I'
commencing win me TAX SAFE oi lo'%
anu "o'"''i''s '"o '"A vi i'ol' was 'i'0
eiloi niou' SUI VI 'i''oo i''
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-14
Degree of pocohontas.

NE-GON-E QUAY COUNCIL 10. 3, meets at
Music Han on the first and third Wednesdays
MRS ELLEN nITMANSON. Pocohontas.
MRS. X BAKER, X. K.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-14

NENABU LODGE No. A. meets every frlnAH ,.l'a
evening. "Alucic Hall, cor. West tth street
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-14

Excellent prlug Service on day trains
Altraiu- from Union Depot.