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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-04-10
ARMED FORCE is LANDED.
American Bluejackets to Guard Con
suIate at San Domingo.

american 6iueJacketS 10 0uaro Non-
suIate at San Domingo.
Cape Haytien, Hayti, April 4.-The
situation in Santo Domingo city is ex-
tremely critical. The commander OF
the United States cruiser Atlanta,
which has arrived at Santo Domingo
from this port, landed detachment
Of fifty bluejackets to guard the Unit
ed States consulate general in that
city.
A shell fired by the Dominican
cruiser Presidente, which is on the
side of President Vasquez, fell on the
German consulate. The damage done,
however, was purely material, as the
projectile did not burst.
A battle lasting three hours took
place Wednesday morning between
the government troops and the revolu-
tionists on the banks of the river
Ozama, which flows into the Carib-
bean sea at Santo Domingo. A hum
dred men were killed or wounded.
President Vasquez demands the sur
render of Santo Domingo city, but the
revolutionists are disposed to resist
up to the last moment.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-04-10
RIO NG Z NJ a b RID
STUDENTS AND CITIZENS JOIN
IN An IMPROVEMENT
DEMONSTRATION. H.
Police Charge the Mob With Drawn
sabres and Fourteen Students and
Six officers Are Seriously Wounded
and Many Others Slightly Hurt
Cabinet Ministers Attacked While
. J.. x. =
D. Driving Through the Streets.


Madrid, April -Rioting was con:
t!nued here until a late hour. A mop
of citizens Joined the. students IN
parading the streets. A black nag
was raised and there were cries OF
Long live the republic" and Death
to the minister of tho interior" the
police charged with drawn sabres ana
fourteen students and six policemen
were wounded seriously. Many others
were slightly injured. -, .
The Republican party is active, hop"
ing to take political advantage OF the
situation, especially if the disorders
spread.
The trouble began when bands OF
students made demonstration In
front of the ministry Of the interior
as a protest against the occurrences
at Salamanca. The carriage of Senior
Maura, minister of the interior, was
stoned, and subsequently when Pre-
mier Silvela and Senior Maura were
driving together they were subjected
to a hostile demonstration. The police
dispersed the rioters and several OF
the disorderly students were arrested.
A mass meetings of students was
held later to demand the release ct
their fellow students and led to fur
Their riotous demonstrations and col
lisions with the police, in which sew:
eral persons were wounded.
All the universities of Spain Will
hold memorial services for the stu
dents killed at Salamanca.
The project at Salamanca has been
dismissed.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-04-10
AGAIN SUFFER DEFEAT.
Dominican Government Troops Re.
pulsed by Rebels.

'. F0aSSN ~ stSSSlSs u
Washington, April g. report to
the navy department from Commander
Turner Of the cruiser Atlanta at Santo
Domingo City, shows another repulse
to the government troops, who made
an attempt to take the city from the
revolutionists, and that Commander
turner was again compelled to land
the bluejackets to protect the United
States consulate. Commander Tur-
ner,s dispatch is as follows: <sst . .
"Santo Domingo, via Hayti, April s..
-Government forces attacked city yes
terrday, were repulsed. Report indi-
Gates Vasquez, the president, ap-
preaching with strong force. Govern
ment gunboat fired three shots last
night without injury. = City fortified,
apparently determined to resist; land
ed marines to protect the consulate. "
One day last week Commander Tur-
ner landed q force of so marines to
guard the United States consulate at
Santo Domingo City when the situa-
tlcn was regarded as very critical.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-04-10
IN THE MILL CITY.
President Talks to MinneapoIitans on
1.-THE Tariff


1.-THE Tariff
Minneapolis, April President
Roosevelt and party arrived here from
St. Paul at $50 p. m. He was met
by a special dinner party and escort
ed to the Nicollet House, where ban
quet followed. Immediately after the
banquet parade was formed and the
president was escorted to the univer-
sity armory, which was crowded tc
the doors. A. G. Paul, as presiding
officer, introduced Mayor J. c. Haynes.
who formally welcomed the president
to the city and concluded by introduce
ing President Northrop of the univer-
sity, who introduced the president.
The presidents address was on the
subject CT "The Tariff" He called at
tention to the existing prosperity of
the country and asserted that the
present conditions were largely due to
the protective tariff system now in
force. He said general revision Of
the existing schedules would cause
disaster and be fatal to our present
well-being and advised against such
action being taken.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-04-10
VISITS in I les
PRESIDENT. ROOSEVELT SPENDS
GHTzHoURs I'M ST. Paul,
! + WI AND MINNEAPOLIS. 49,:
Addresses the Legislature In the Capt.
I tai City and Later Speaks to Large
Crowd in the Capitol Grounds
Makes an IMPORTANT Address on the
Tariff Question at Minneapolis II;
the Evening. ~ :. :; S.. =

j., the Evening. y, =
st. Paul, April 6.-President Roose.
velt spent eight hours in the Twin
Cities and was enthusiastically re.
ceived. The special train bearing the
president arrived at the union depot
in St. Paul at 2:30 p. m. AS soon as
the train arrived the presidential sa-
lutte of twenty one guns was fired by
Battery A of the Minnesota national
guard, which was stationed opposite
the depot on the west side of the
river. The president was met at the
train by Governor Van. SAINT, Mayor
Smith and a special reception COM
mittee.
A parade consisting of United
States troops from Fort Smelling, state
militia and Civil and Spanish war vet
Grams was formed near the union depot
and proceeded through the principal
streets to the state capitol, arriving
there at $3.50. The legislature was
assembled in joint session and the
president made brief address, speak
ing about fifteen minutes. After the
address to the legislature the president
was escorted to the Cedar street en-
trance of the building, where he ad-
dressed a large crowd of people as
sembled there. After speaking to the
people the president. and his party
We're taken on a drive, about the city
and at 5 As left on a special trolley car
for Minneapolis.
The run up the river from Winona
was uneventful, the only incident be-
ing short stop at Lake City, where
the president responded with a few
words of thanks to the greeting ex-
tended.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-04-10
PACKERS PAY THEIR FINES
Penalties and Costs Net Missouri q
Handsome Sum.

Jefferson City, Mo, April GATOR;
neyt Fred Hagerman has arranged fo+
: the payment Of the fines and costs, in
the supreme court-the. beef packers
cases. The fines are $4,000, or d total
of $4,000, and the costs. are 81, f36:75,
making" grand total Of >$27,136.75.
The fines go into the state treasury
for the benefit Of the revenue funds
and will. enable Governor Dockery to
save that amount in appropriation
bills, which he has threatened to veto
: The beef packers will not now. be GUST.
ed of their right to do business in; the
state. & Il fs8{Et i.<'t& $'s4MIa21ats :sts5H&Y
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-04-10
SHOT BY BANK ROBBERS.
Citizen Of Leger, Okla, Attempts t
Intercept Them.

Lawton, Okla, April 6.-Robbers
made an attempt to loot the Bank Of
Leger. twenty miles distant, and in
attempting to intercept them J. W.
Roberts was shot and mortally wound
ed. Three strangers reached there
early in the evening from a Frisco
train and at midnight they entered
the bank and exploded nitroglycerin in
the safe. The explosion failed to
open the safe, but citizens were
aroused and a fusillade followed. The
robbers escaped with sheriff's posse
after them.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-04-10
GUEST OF SIOUX FALLS.
President Roosevelt Spends Quiet
SUNDAY.

President Roosevelt Spends a Quiet
Sunday.
Sioux City, S. D., April 6.-President
Roosevelt was the guest of Sioux Falls
all day Sunday until $3.50 o'clock Mon.
day. His special arrived here at 8
o'clock Sunday morning and he was
met by delegation headed by Mayor
G. W. Burnsides and State Senator
Burns. United States Senator Kilt
redge also greeted him. The presi-
dent was escorted to the Cataract
House by delegation of two militia
companies here and enjoyed day of
comparative rest, the first he has had
since his trip began.
He attended church both in the
morning and evening and in the after
noon went for horseback ride accom-
panied by Seth Bullock, superintendent
of the Black Hills forest reserve.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-04-10
VICTORY FOR EMPLOYEES.
Injunction Secured by Wabash Road
Dissolved by Judge Adams.

st. Louis, April I'm the United
States district court Judge Elmer B..
Adams handed down a decision dis
solving the injunction granted March
3, restraining officials of the Brother
hoods Of Locomotive Firemen and
Railroad Tralnmen and other labor
leaders from influencing in any way
or ordering the men on the Wabash
to strike. The temporary injun ction
had been granted by Judge Adams on
allegations made by officials of the
Wabash system that the defendants
were conspiring to interfere with in
terstate traffic and the transmission of
United States mail.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-04-10
PREPARE TO MEET OFFICIALS
Committees Of Railroad Employees to
Ask for Increase in Wages.

Chicago, April 6.-The adjustment
committees of the railroad trainmen's
and conductors organizations have ar
rived in Chicago and are preparing to
meet the officials of the Illinois Gen.
trail and Alton railroads. The train
mems and conductors committees be-
lieve the same terms can be secured
on: the Illinois Central and Alton for
their members as those on the Wa
bash-a Is per cent increase for
freight and ~ per cent increase for
passengermervice.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-04-10
ITALIANS. RESENT ATTEMPT
TO PIERCE THEIR PARADE
Chicago Motorn an Is Shot and Several
Other Persons Are Cut and
Bruised in Rio+

Chicago, April '6.-Because he tried
to force his car through a parade that
was blocking traffic in Halsted street,
Motorman Zorab was shot and serious
ly injured by one of the marchers.
Nearly 1000 Italians, who were in the
parade. broke ranks as soon as the dis
turbance began and riot followed,
In which switching irons, bricks and
other missiles were used. In response
to riot call, score of policemen
were on the scene in q few minutes,
but before quiet could be restored
several persons were severely cut and
bruised. Two of the Italians, who are
supposed to have done the shooting,
were arrested
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-04-10
RESULToF FAMILY QUARREL
Wisconsin Man Shot Dead by His
] Stepson.

Milwaukee, Wis, April GA Senti-
mel special from Durand, Wis, says:
Carl Uhlig,1 aged forty-five years, was
shot and killed by stepson named
Richard Hartwick, aged twenty years.
The shooting took place at Uhlig's
home III the town. of Albany, a few
miles north of Durand, and was the
result of a family quarrel. Hartwick
surrendered to- the sheriff.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-04-10
SECURED $1,000 IN CASH.
Bank at Ulysses, Pa, Dynar;ted BY
Robbers.

R6bbeTS.
Williamsport, Pa, April Cat 2
a. M robbers at Ulysses, Potter coun-
ty, dynamited a safe in the Rowley
private bank and secured $1,000 in
coin. Citizens, aroused by the explo-
sion, gave battle. A dozen shots were
exchanged but the robbers escaped in
a wagon, carrying the money in sacks
At o'clock two mud-stained strangers
were arrested at West Pike and are
now in Jail at Galeton. It is believed
they are the robbers and that they
have hidden the money in the forest
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-04-10
'HAvrlAN cAelNET RESIGNS:
Result Of ~asNote Of censure by the
Senate, .s.,tq -. +:

Port au Prince, Hayti. April O.
The cabinet has resigned, owing to
the. senate having. passed vote Of
censure against the ministers for their
failure to take proceedings against
those who were responsible for the
interruption Of 1.-THE sitting Of the
chamber Of deputies March 80 by the
firing of rifle Shots" It was reported
1T the time that the disturbance was
due to xcomplicity of certain of. the
rfinist6ls.s Hakk:~5Sy 80. '''F 60 = 's'E'>
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-04-10

salonica, Turkey, April 4.-The rail.
road bridge over the Angista river
near Drama was blown. up by Bull
garfans. during the night Of April l.
All the telegraph wires in the vicinity
have been cut. Drama is about thirty
miles from Seree, Macedonia ~ i
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-04-10
Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo.

z New York, April 6.--The Marohese
Carlo I di j, !Rudini, son Of q former Ital:
ian premier, in the course Of; play re:
Gently broke the bank at Monte carlo
at roulette, which meansy.he WON at
s' & $4,000 sayssthe Herald's CORE
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-04-10
NEW HOLIDAY ossERVED..5

Mining Engineers lay Off Sunday for
tMa saas252 the EirstaT inc.
*T:Wilkesbarre. Pa:,ssApril g. Fhe an.
,thracite y strike. = commissioners award
with reference to the mining engineers
went into effect Sunday. Two new or.
der gives The. engineers. a = holiday
Sundays, which Wasiobserved through:
out the region for, the :rst3tiaaesin the
history Of coal mining. -. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-04-10
ONE THOUSAND MEN
KILLED OR WOUNDED
Bulgarian Bands and Turkish Troops
Fight Bloody Battle in Okherida
District,

Berlin, April "A dispatch from
Constantinople to the Lokal Anzelger
announces that the Bulgarian bands
and Turkish troops in the Okherida
district have fought a battle and that
1000 men were killed. or wounded. 2,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-04-10
SECOND WEEK or lDLENEss
No Change Expectedsin Strike Of Tex
:. ~, -. p tile Operatives. -

: ,5::,s 49, tile Operatives. = - .
~ Lowell; Mass, April 6.-The second
week of idleness, for overf1 900 textile
operatives in six, Of the mills here be,
bins today and no change in the situa.
ton is expected Some cloth rooms
are still being operated. The amount
,ofsunfnished f.. goods. on hand is not
large and will finnish employmentzfo1
only a few days. " $50 > -. '1' AJAX =
sT-a;%5 go 81 =. IL I1fyEgEi{!{
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-02-19
Local and Personal.

Wabeno i booming.
Miss Erma Forrest is assist
ing Burgan's
Conductor Monger was noticed
on the log train this moriag
II. 3. esresebach retufnpd from
Milwaukee today
john Mielke did business at
Laona today
! Geo. Boelm visited his parents
at Mountain oyer Sunday
Henry Martin and Vic Johnson
|ayere up from Carter Tuesday.
Merchant Hemenwayof Carter
was seen in this village today.
Remember the dance at the
Woodman Hall Saturday night.
Be sure to be there.
Louis Rollman of Shawano
was q business visitor here We'd
nesday.
Gee whiz! 35 below Tuesday
and Wednesday on the Klondyke
80
+ @''
Il. I Priebe returned from 9
,''''7''' I 4 '
Miss Aillia Carpenter oI Lae-
map is ass's'ing at tae iotel
'
y Nse are sorry " near q tf'e
aleat7 q ''e infant chila oi Mr.
and Mrs. Hanmon at Carter.
clerk Of tlie court Martin, Of
Carter circulated among friends
~ Town oti'iidAy
ne er part of Logger
.z..An's crtw departed f3r points
down the line wednesday.
I,,,,,..., ,....,..t.4 81.
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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-02-19
NJ. j. DICKEasoN.
TO my Friends and Patrons:


uesiie - inioiui me feaaels
II s'f'7 i'''l's'' = lstis's @la
p''f9ns' s,.a' i''y'lls 'a' oispos-
81 = ''ie i'''4' f1 '.l's y iseoAs Q
- ! '1i'1'ssi = 'Ae l'F'es0F'silip
ana man elaeil' l..lst9Aofe Yast-
- u ~ c47es VIZ 9a9 pRo'l
caSion = 'li's lssae.
IN golns out of tileaewspa l1er
business ! must confess t'at ! @
g WY eeasiaefeois fsiae9anee
r. 'iie feial'oh oesEeen na1 ps-
irons 'ana hgseiI hase 'iiWsys
'sl '1ioss ie''ss4as a''a 1nls'.e
''u9 .n'ss y s. CONG e e''is 'lN z
Z S''iefy lof tile reason tiltt ! oe-
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-02-19
A. Is. iiiflLEY.
Notary Public
CRANDOA, WIS.
HalIte for Hearing.

GTATE NF Niscx NsiN. COZ My
? Court 4or Forest County
In the matter of the adoption of
waaaa A. n Folimsr 81 Joseph O.
Rollins and julia L Rollins. ilis wife.
Notice IS hereby given that at tie
rseula tesip he arutg eopirs s. pc
held n aud for said coanev the Court
HOUSE j the village u craudon II said
county. on tuesday the zth day Of
April. A- D. 1905. at O'Clock in the
after-noon Of said day. the following
matter win be heard and considered.
The petition oi 1osgrh &. Rollins and
Julia +. Rollins ais eite Of crandon in
the county Of Forest IN the stats Of
Wisconsin for leaxe to adopt Wanda A.
n. Tollmsr, . minor child rot their
avn BIT birth the child hv birth q
August Folisaer ana aosaiie FoIimer
his wife.
Dated this srd dry Of i'eiraary a. D.
ssOs
BY ths ceart
AZ GHsegis
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-02-19

John Himley departed for the
southern part Of the state, We'd
nesday morning, for q few days
racEeation and to "dig up some
hay preparatory TO active work
In the print shop.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-02-19
SECTION yII. s


The said Town OF Hiles shah
be eutitled e have access to all
reeofdfboaks, flies and papors,
ordina'ces aud proceedings for
the purpaseuf making aud TAX
ing copies thereof, of the said
Togps OF Craudon and North
Crandon, as may effect the terri.
tory Of sach Town OF Tliles.
SECTION yrI
This ordinan shall take effect
and be in force ON and after the
first Tuesdsyin April, A. D 1908,
Nj, S. BARKER,
Chairman,
G. G. HIMLGs'ss,
County Clerk.
State of Wisconsin, "
Forest County.
We do
hereby certify that at an nd
jeprned regular meeting OF the
County Board of Supervisors OF
Forest County, held at the Court
House in the Village OF Clandon,
in said county and State, the
above aud foregoing ordinance
was duly passed and adopted, OF
the 9th day of January, 1903; /
majority Of ali the members en-
titled to seats in the said County
Board voting III favor thereof.
NJ s. BARKER,
Chairman,
g. G. HIMLEY,
GQupty Clerk.
On motion board fdiournoa IN.
Ill 1.ap p n.
Cpo be continued J
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-02-19
aEcTTo7I VI.

The qualified eSecb9rs q said
Town shalt, at such Town meet
ing, iii ie manner provided by
law, eIec5 Town officers for tie
said Town, AMI transact any 9th.
er Town business authorized by
law to'be transacted III any Town
meeting i'll the seveial Towns oi
said County.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-02-19

Ihefiliie5t .i'irnes, the one Stal-
ware Republican paper thaa bolt
ea Coy. La FeiNtte IN tAe iate
leies5lon, says of Senator spoon
er
"esd on. great ana distin-
gaisllel son of the boundiess
westl The shallow Of the White
4. kicHse eFeeps nearer
Whoop! Likewise,
Milwaukee Journal
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-02-19

A. III EAgsgfN
IN 81 Count iusige
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-02-19

the -FDvEgq s2R has been dis-
criminaiaa against and has not
fared very Nelia the bands Of
the .'p3g in I 9 mat erof the
aistribatlgp o1 puolic county
prinsing, daring The past two
years al least and practically
speaking has been up against
ii" However cn aceoant Of the
deep local interest taltan in this
paper ever since it was estab.
lishea some four years ago | have
managed to maintain same on q
small paying basis, for which |
hereby extend sincere thanks.
/ appreeiate this and It will ever
be my policy TO reeriprocate
Providence ordaiu that the sun
may shine brighter ia the Ap.
vERTIsER sanotum in the fu.
ture.
IN politics this paper has always
stood staunch for the Repubii
can platform and advocated Re
publican principles. It has beer
for such measures rs it has be
lieved to be for the best inter.
ests of the whole people OF For,
.st county and il might not be
out Of place TO mention right
here the sad, but wei known
taet tl4at i is the oniy paperpub-
isied ID Forest county 70 day
Lat advocated the election d
the Republican ticket in the
recent canpaign
All accounts due the ADyER
User should be paid to the new
proprietor and all bills against
the same should be presented Il
him for payment.
Aitlloagh from this date on
shall not be linanciillly inlers tat
in che w lfare of this paper, yer
thA success OF the ADVERTISER
founded by me, under advors,
circumstances, ia NY boy -loot
lays, will ever seem dear TO me
ana Tor that reason any favor o.
patronage accorded my successor
VIII be regarded by I1e as q per.
sonal favor and appreciated as
sach.
Again thanking one and all
for the fayors received and for
tile many evidences Of confidence
that have been extended to NE
from time to time, especially BY
my Wabeno friends viii con-
elnde hy earnestly trusting that
! iaay be Of some servies To you
IN tay pro ent position
May long ike The NoRTHEbg
WIseoals ADVERTISER
! remain,
Yours to serve,
ft~4,t,r n Eft.., ,14y
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-02-19
County Beard Proceeaj gs.


Oftae Caaaty Board OF Super
vi>ors af teeesf County, Wiscon-
sin. deAe1Aag certain territory
from the Towns Of Crsmdon and
North r,naon, rs heretofore ex.
isting ia Forest County, and
forming and organizing of said
territory a certain new Town, to
be known as the Town OF Hiles,
as hereinafter more expressly
stated.
The County Board of Super
visors Of the County OF Forest,
do ordain as follows;
SECTION a.
All that certaia territory now
embraced in the Tow Tof Gran.
don, in the County OF Forest aud
State of Wisconsin. described as
follows, to-wiG.-
Townships ThiIty-s -seven (87),
Thirty aighti3S) and Thirty nine
(89){North, Of Range Twelvetl2)
Eas'' Is ilefeoy SET on ana de-
eanS1 5aonea iGom E I.3a me ca.nia s2la Town Of
ora'huou y 7aio County
~ NV - ''in - ~ J ~"
ehlptacea ~ tiie Town q -Nol1ll
Cfahuon' - 9''lo S'''''''S any oea'e'
oescrloed az ioi'o"s' to-"il
-" nSn' = fo' p W. Ivy
QUE Nap alla fof'y I'VE ta~']
Norti'' q 1sa'lse 4 we've Q-}
has', = heFao5 So on ana ae.
e@c'lep 'f''il ss't@ lo"n ~ Noftn
eIah''on y ssi''' 'S'ul'y'
SECTION H.
81 q sald eaft'@'rS so set on
ana detached RON sala toWns 81
lla'iuon 'Ho Noen 'l@ilaon, =
described Y section I hefeob /
7efeoy cfeasea' coi'9l'totea ililo
ORGANIZED ITO 9 separate Town
p he known ana desigaat''d d
the Iown q tilies 'ln salt Foresi
Iollhty.
SECTION FL.
The assets aud llaoi.ltles Of the
iown u craadoh % pc appor
toned g me sad Town of Hlies
snail oe4f tae sline fa'io % tlle
W'lole of sisia assets ana ilaolll-
ties q sala ioWh OF Cfahaoa ~
the assessed valuation Tor Inc
year iJ1-, ~ tae taNaole proper
tY q tlle above detaened territory
ifon ihe iown oi Cfandon pears
to that o. 'ile assessed valuation
1of ny 5e''f i5oz' OF Inc Waole
81 tlle. tttAaole property OF sald
Town q ofandon'f as shown oy
tie assessLieno foiis lof said
year l9o1
SECTION ~
The assets dna 'iapiiitles q t9".
0Nn 81 INOf#8i AifalilDn, W %