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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-12
ONE GREAT PROBLEM
WILL BE ADJUSTED

Washington, Nov. u.-Advices reach
ing the war department from Manila
indicate that before he sails for the
United States on Dec. D. Governor
TAFT viii have succeeded in settling one
OF the most veXatious problems connect
ed with the acquisition Of the Philip
pines. namely. the adjustment of the
claims of the friars for their extensive
property holdings IN the islands.
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MAKING TERMS.
Small Operators in Colorado Not Hard
to Deal With.

Pueblo Colo, Nov. 11.-An increas-
ing number Of the independent coal
mines are one by one making terms
with the strikers, and this cannot but
have an influence with the two prin-,
cipal operating corporations. A speS
cial TO the Star Journal from Trinidad
says
A conference was held yesterday
afternoon between representatives Of
the coal miners union Of district No.
j. and the management of the San
Juan Coal company of Aguilar The
coal company agreed to every demand
except the 20 per cent advance. A
compromise on this point was finally
effected at 10 per cent.
President HOwells asked If the san
Juan company would consent to a con-
ference with the small operators. This
was granted and a conference was held
and an agreement made which It IS
believed will settle the strike SO far as
they are concerned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-12
STARS AND STRIPES
KISSED AT MONTREAL

Montreal. Nov. 1.-THE intro 4
= ductiOn of the stars and ctripes at 4
= the close of a play at the Academy I
= Of Music late last night caused a 4
, great uproar. Catcalls and groans 1
= hlled the house. and lasted until I
long after statue representing I
= Britannia was shown After that 4
= the whole audience arose. and sang 4
= God Save the King"
= = > ? = = 4%%@A4 =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-12
TRAGEDY IN IDAHO.

Wallace. Ida Nov. 1.-Because she
refused to marry him. j. L. Clayb0rne.
colored. shot and seriously wounded
Cora Curtice. also c0lored. tonight at
the Wallace hospital He fired at her
four times but she was struck but once
The wound is i'm the back of the head
and her recovery is doubtful She was
cook at the hospital and he was pOr-
fer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-12
Rumors Are Baseless.

Berlin. Nov. 1.-THE imperial chan
ceIlor. Count Won Buelow. authorizes
the Associated Press to declare that
an rumOrs of German Interference IN
Colombian affairs are baseless- and
that Germany follows with it's SYM
Uathies the efforts of the United States
TO establish order i'm the isthmus
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-12
Especial to The Herald9

Washington Nov 11.-Sendtor Dubois
today introduced a bin granting the Idaho
Soldiers and Sailors Home at Boise $1,000
acres Of land for the aid of the institu-
ton.
Attorney Haga Of Boise had "A hearing
today before the assistant attorney gem
eral Of the interior department relative
to the actou~of the department I'm the ad-
ministration of the Carey land acc iu
Idaho. Haga is sanguiue that the matter
win be adjusted so thas irrigation com
pauies opening i'm Idaho under the act can
proceed with reclamation projects and
that patents for the lands reclaimed will
be granted to the state
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-12
HARMONIOUS VIEWS.

France Acquiesces IN Action Of the
United States.
Paris. Nov l1-AmbassadOr Porter
called at the foreign Office and had a
Ions and agreeable conversation with
Foreign Minister Delcasse concerning
the events at Panama The discus
sion showed that a most harmonious
accord OF views existed between the
two governments The ambassador
took occasion 90 thank NJ Delcasse
for the friendly and sympathetic at
titude of France.
The numerous informal conferences
held between NJ Delcasse and Cen
eral Porter have contributed largely
towards insuring the French attitude
of leaving the United States untram-
meled in connection with isthmian al
fairs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-12
GRANT MADE ANOTHER BREAK.
Referred to His Plural Wives in an
Address at Provo.


Apostle Heber j. Grants ili-considered
remarks before the young men and young
women OF the University Of Utah last
week doubtless caused the owen proseCu-
ton to be instituted. but a similar action
might have been based on speech ne
made a the last quarterly conference OF
tne tan county stake ON this occasion
AIR. Grant ramhled from a discourse on
the gospel into "a talk about the European
mission 20 which he has now departed.
Tn this connection ne said that IL hau
Ions been one of his ambitions to preside
over the European mission He had been
set apart for ID. he declared a number
Of years ago. but at the last moment the
authorities deemed 10 advisable TO make
"a change in the assignment. The reason
Tor this was explained by Apostle Grant.
lie said that az that time prosecutions uu-
der the Edmunds-TuCker act were being
conducted with great vigOr and. i'm effect
continued.
The brother who took my place took it
because no WAS about 10 he prosecuted
for living his religion. The officers
thought | was not polygamist. 50 they
We're not moleStiug ne But AT last an
indictment was found against me. I
learned Of it through prominent man 90
whom I owed $4,000. He came to me and
told me he could have proceedings held
mp until ! had paid him the money In
same day that I paid it 1 had a CONVEX
satiOn with this man.
Would YOU believe me If told YOU "A
thing was true on my word OF honor?'
] asked him.
certainly would. Mr.. Grant ne
said. for 1 believe you to be an honor
able man.
Well. 7 said. 4 tell you on nv word
of honor that the lady who lives at "a
certain number on q certain street and
who is said to be my second wife, is not
my second wife at all
II believe you, said my former credit
or. Then ne went down TO the court house
and had the Indictment against me
Quashed.
TT was manifestly impossible for the
lady to be my second wife" said the
apostle. smiling broadly. because she
was my third wife" And the audience
Uttered and all but spplaUded his utter
anCe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-12

Washington, D. G., Nov 1A-SenatOr
kearns today introduced a bill provid-
ing that Salt Lake become a port Of de-
livery and that the paragraph OF the gen.
eral statutes governing transportation Of
dutiable goods be applied and they be
permitted TO pass through that port
without appraisement. The bill also pro-
vides for the appointment of a surveyor
of the port at a salary of 81 900 per an
mum.
senator Kearns also introduced bills in-
creasing the pensions of the following
persons; Harriet l.. Penrose, Henry o.
Burton, W r. Hackney. Isaac ID. Gregg.
James Phelps. Charles Crimson, ir.. Al
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-12
RUssIA,s DEMAND GRANTED

Tien Tsin. Nov. 11.-Russia's demand
for the recall OF the Ta0tai Yuan. who
lis Manchu. from the CJrean border.
has been granted under pressure by
the Chinese government There IS
creditable information that the Chi
nese are moving considerable troops
into Manchuria.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-12
CoRRuPT oFFTcIALs-

Oklahoma City. Okla, Nov 1.-THE ter
district court findings recommending the
dismissal from office OF City Attorney S.
A. MCGinuis and Cd. O. French. deputy
territorial livestock Inspector The
charge against each is corrupt practice,
and specific cases are cited I'm the report
McGinnis was a captain in The ROOseF cit
rough riders during the Spauish-Amerlcan
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-12
FORCFn sEII.INn

New York, Nov. u.-Norther Securities
broke points on tho curb shortly before
tOdays close. Early iu the dav the stock
sold at s. on moderate trading A PRONE
nent house offered 1900 shares in the l1st
halt hour and TIE price promptly feI to-
-. Tho late selling was reported To be
Of a forced character.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-12
Unchanged in Utah.

lEnetldl TO 7 ne Horald.)
Price. Utah Nov. 1.-THE situation in
Carbon county is unchanged. The out
side influence is attempting TO create
trouble at Sunnysidc The American elc-
ment has no sympathy with the foreign
The output OF the Sunnyside mines is un-
changed uD to tonight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-12
soME &C PoLYeAMY.
Several Hundred Petitions From All
Over the Country.

Washington, nov. 1l.-Several hundred
petitions protesting against Reed Smoot
retaining his seat as junior senator from
Utah were filed in the senate today Mos;
pr these were offered by Senator Bur
rows. chairman of the elections commit
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-12
DENVER SHORT OF COAL.
Kansas City Asked For Train Load
Quotations.

Kansas City. No. Nov. 1I-Kansas CITY
coal operators are receiving requests for
quotations for coal i'm trainloads from
Denver retail coal dealers. No large or
ders for coal for Denver have been re-
ported, but one call for seventy-five cars
for immediate shipment was answered
with the information that the dealers
would sell Illinois coal but not Kansas
Missouri or Arkansas coal at this time.
The Santa Pc road is cOnfiscating Mis-
souri, coal billed TO Kansas City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-12

II ENVER, Nov. 11.-James kennedy.
member of the national executive
council of the United Mine Work
ers Of America. said today that trans
portahon for 1000 miners from the
Trinidad district to Iowa had been
arranged for, and that unless settle
ment with the operators was soon
reached. 1000 men would also be sent
from Colorado to Missouri and Illinois
and 1.5O0 TO Texas
Hundreds of miners have already
drawn their savings from the banks
at Trinidad and gone away 10 seek
employment elsewhere. IL is said that
when the strike was called there was
$3.50, 600 on deposit in one Trinidad bank
to the credit IF individual miners.
State Labor Commissioner w II.
Montgomery and G. r. Kearns score
tary Of the state board of arbitration.
went to Trinidad today to i1veSt igatc
the strike conditions and report to
Governor Peabody The board Of 1rbi-
tration can act as mediator only when
Its services are desired by both per
ties to a controversy. and IL has not
yet been requested 90 take action.
A conservative Trinidad business
man, who has just returned from
tour of inspection of the various coal
mining camps Of Las Animas county.
miners are now out and said that the
strike wac far more serious than the
operators were willing to admit. Five
hundred is said % be a liberal esti-
mate Of the number of men working IN
Huerfano county.
The report that 500 miners had gone
on strike at Dietz, WyO. is denied.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-12
RAvAaEs OF PLAGUE.

Rio dc JaneirO. Brazil. Nov u-There
were twenty-three deaths from the
plague and sixty-siX fresh cases OF the
disease here during the past week There
are now 100 plague cases under treat-
ment
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-12
WOMEN WERE DIFFICULT TO MANAGE

NEW YORK Nov. At Commissioner
Mclaughlin the
the church
had
to send for NOR =
= = = = = , p > = = .
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FOUGHT LIQUOR REVENUES.

Managua, Nicaragua. Nov. ia
foreign syndicate has bought the liquor
revenues for $500 900 yearly on a six
year contract, beginning Jan. L next
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-12
CHRsED - CHINAlIEl-

TuOl0mne. Cal. Nov. u--AhouL 30
miners from Summervilc and SOulSby-
Vile ran the Chinese miners out of Souls
byviue and the Black Oak mine today.
There was no violence.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-12
HOW ABOUT THE
PANAMA CASE?
Senate Asks the President For
Full Particulars.
GUNBOAT READY FOR ACTION
ATTACK UPON BUENA VENTURA
EXPECTED.

= = y \ \ = A@AAA4 = =
Washington. Nov. 1I-Seuator y
. Cullom, chairman OF the commit y
= tee ON foreign relations, today .
= presented the following concur .
= rent report. =
"That the president be re- =
y quested TO communicate 10 the y
= senate. If not i'm his Judgment i'm y
y compatible with the public inter- =
= ests. all correspondence and Othe- y
? official documents relating 90 the 2
= recent revolution ON the Isthmus 2
> Of Panama
= The resolution was referred to =
= the committee on foreign rela- =
= tons >
-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-12

II ANAAIA, Nov. 1.-THE United
States gunboat Concord, which
left here yesterday afternoon, is
said to be bound for Buena Ventura.
The United States cruisers Boston and
Marblehead remain here.
The last news received at Panama
from Buena Ventura was TO the et-
feet that the Colombian authorities
were expecting an attack on that port
from the direction of Panama; that
they are building entertainments and
that the Colombian gunboat Bosola
was being strlnnoa Tor action.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-12

A POsTLE Heber j. Grant Of the
4 Mormon church is speeding east
ward while Sheriff G. Frank En-
cry holds a warrant for his arrest for
unlawful cohabitation. His second
Wife, Mrs. Emily Wells Grant. left at
S,l5 o'clock yesterday Afternoon over
The Rio Grande to follow him. The
apostle departed suddenly over the
! ss me road az $50 O'Clock Tuesday
evening. on the previous even
ing he had notified the news
paper offices that he would not
LeaNe until yesterday. The general in
ference is that ne had advance infor-
nation that the warrant had been IS
sued and took the train before the
sheriff appeared.
The Herald was informed last even
lnE that ON Tuesday evening Auoet!,
Grant got ON the Rio Grande train from
tne west side of the yards. catching
lne smoking car as the train pulled cut.
The trair was an hour late out Of Salt
Lake. Tie was with "a salt Lake busf-
'ess man. They took bcrths mi the COL
urddo Midland sleeper From Grand
junction Apostle Grant went ON east
over the Midland II was not known
last evening whether he left the train
81 colorado Springs. Pueblo or Denver.
~ dlI tlfee places ne could take trains
Tor the east.
This Information was given APOSTLE
Grant between 6 and S o'clock Tuesday
evening, as near as can De learned
earleS NOStyu owen. who RWOre TO
the complaint said yesterday ne did not
make up his mind 10 do so until but "a
short while before he accomplished tho
act az o'clock. County Attorney
George WesJerveit knew OF 90 only at
Che time the complaint was issued. ard
Judge Chris Diehl. who issued the
warrant had no advance information
ON the subject
Apostle Had Disappeared.
The warrant was given 20 Deputy
Sherih ANel Steele. He took it to Sher-
m Emery. The sheriff himself. after
Eume time, took the warrant uD 10
Apostle Grants house. During THAI
time the apostle disappeared. The
sheriff did not order the night trains
watched The apostle escaped.
'l had not the slightest idea ne would
Try Co escape said Sheriff Emery last
evening. 81 supposed he would submit
10 warrant without question"
ENtradition papers cannot be issued
Tor the apostle. as unlawful cohabita-
ton is misdemeanOr not eXtraditabIe.
Consequently ne is safe until ne returns
from Europe, whittier he is bound 90
spread the Mormon doctrines. The orig
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-12
SEEKING WORK
IN OTHER CAMPS
Exodus of Coal Miners From
Colorado Continues.
BANKS LOSE THEIR DEPOSITS
SMALL OPERATORS COMING TO
TERMS.

y = y y - y \ = - , >
. Trinidad, Colo. Nov. lit is =
p reported here late tonight that ne =
2 gOtiatiOns are pending between the 2
= Colorado Fuel & Iron company and .
q the Victor Fuel company and the =
. operators I'm this district whereby 4
= a settlement Of the difficulties may =
= be reached before the end Of the =
= week. This canrot be verified at =
= either union headquarters or at =
= the Offices of the fuel companies, =
. but neither will make any direct :
= assertion one way or the other. =
3 II is also stated that miners to =
= the number of 175 were shipped =
> into Denver tonight. bound for this =
p place TO take the places of the 4
y strikers, and they viii arrive to- =
= morrow. Nothing definite is given Z
= out from either the operators or =
2 the union headquarters tonight, =
= but conferences are being held late :
= tonight i'm both the Colorado Fuel 4
= & Iron headquarters and by the =
= union officers and organizers i'm =
= rooms in the Coronado hotel De .
2 velopments are expected tomor- =
= row. =
= AAAAA &@4%% > y
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Especial TO The Herald) p
Denver, Colo. Nov. l1.-lf Heber y
= j. Grant arrived in Denver tonight >
= ne did not register at any hotel a =
woman claiming TO be Mrs. Heber ?
> Grant applied TO the police at the y
= Union depot tonight 20 help her 10 =
? ind her husband. whom she de- =
= clared she expected 20 arrive from =
. salt Lake. The officers at the de- >
= pot say as far as they could find =
= out Grant did not arrive over =
= either the Midland or the Rio ,
= Grande road tonight. The woman =
= did not leave her address with the >
? depot officials. She H. not regis 3
= tered at any hotel. The police de- =
= scribe her rs being tall and dressed p
? iu black with a small black hat =
= and yelling of the same color. A =
? popularity of the attire was the p
= unusual length Of her skirts. y
= = = = = = y y = = y = = = = = = = y
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-16

house for Crawford County, Iowa, be
and the same is hereby forfeited to
Crawford County, Iowa, he, the said
J. H. Sparks, having failed and re-
fused to furnish said bond. And the
county treasurer is hereby ordered to
convert said sum into the general
county fund, and the balance of said
check be RENTED to said j. I'll.
Sparks. Ayes: Holland, Ahart,
Cook, Molter, Schroeder.
At IL O clock, noon, board adjourned
sine die. :
III. G.. SCHROEDER,
M. j. COLLINS, Chairman.
Auditor.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-16
FRIDAY luLY 3lST.

Board met in auditors office pursu-
ant to call of special meeting Friday,
July 3lst, 1903.
Called to order at p. IN. by H. G..
Schroeder, chairman.
Members present: Schroeder, Hol-
land, Molter, Cook, Ahart.
Whereas, j. H. Sparks, contractor,
and q. A. Berlinghof, architect, hav-
ing failed to be present and there be-
ing no further business transacted it
was moved and carried to adjourn to
Saturday, August LIST, 1903, at 8 a. IN.
III. G. SCHROEDER,
Nj. j. COLLINS, Chairman.
Auditor
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-16
SATURDAY AUGUST

Board met in auditors office Sat
urday, August LIST, 1903.
Members all present.
Called to order at 10 a. m.
Minutes of Friday, July 3lst, We're
read and approved.
Be it resolved by the board of SUI
pervisors of Crawford County, Iowa,
that the sum OF $l494.SO of the money
collected on the check deposited by
John II. Sparks with his bid (Which
was accepted conditional on his fur
nishing bond for the faithful dis
charge Of his portion of said contracD
for the building Of the new court
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-16
AFTERNOON SESSION

~
Board meet at I, p. m and allowed
claims as follows:
Denison Light Company electric
light to August 3Ist I9o5......S Fl 10
John Schnoor awnings for County
Attorneys, Treasurer's, Re
corder's offices Observation-Disclosures. 81 90
Vail Phone Company to use OF
phone Observation-Disclosures. 90
Improvement Bulletin to publish
ing Court House notice. 1905. Fl 90
Rob't Taylor Labor at court yard 5 20
Fl A Norman materials and re-
pairs. #......-.a.. ....z.'... 5 >
M y Harding repairs. IS
VIM. Lueck assessing saloons at
Buck Grove. Observation-Disclosures. 4 90
L NJ Baer night watch three
months. IS 90
Phi. Schlumberger medicines Tor
Miss Lungreen. ............ II so
los Johnson trustee for Stock
holm township. ..... 90
Pithan trustee Stockholm
township. .......... ......... 90
+ \ Smith trustee Stockholm
township ......,........ 90
holm township ............... 90
~ - lNOllildill INC )6iilo ~
Hans Lonse Clerk Morgan town
ship. 10 90
| Nye Schneider Fowler Co. ma
terial for farm ..........,., IS II
Stewart Lumber company coal
for Henry Watt poor person. IS
Dedrich Vannier labor Cook dis
rlCt. observation-disclosures. ol
John ayles labor Molter dis
trict. Observation-Disclosures. SC
Nye Schneider Fowler Company
material Ahart district. -. "a 81
Green Bay lumber Company
material Holland district. ..... IA Il
Hans Thiessen, labor, Cook dis
| e trlct. ............... 9 OF
Henry HOMER, labor Cook dis
trlCt .............. D
Chas kolls, labor Cook district. 3 OF
John d Newcom, labor Holland
district. ................ 10 U
John Dafenkamp, labor Schroed-
er district. II o
Herman Hilk, labor Cook district 7
p Duncan, trustee paradise
township. Observation-Disclosures.
w Feinhold trustee Paradise
y township. observation-disclosures.
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MONDAY.

In accordance with the adjournment the
Board of Supervisors of Crawford County
Iowa met in Auditors office Monday
Sept 9TH, 1903.
Members present Schroeder, Holland
Molter, Ahart and Cook.
Called to order at 10 a, m. by H. c.
Schroeder chairman.
Minutes of Wednesday June 18TH and
August 1st 1908 we're read and approved.
Also warrants issued by Auditor between
sessions.
On motion claims were allowed as fol-
lows:
M. ]. Collins salary for August
freight express etc.......... 5 1877 IS
A. G, Stueber salary for August 90 90
Frank Faul Clerk salary for
o. w. Wheeler salary for August oo.o
August Acknowledgements. - II6 81
Theo kphl salary for August.,. I25 90
d. p. .OBren salary for August 90 90
c. NV. Won Coelln salary for
August. Io4 &C
DR.. w. I. Wright salary for
: August .... ..... 80 SO
P | Klinker TO costs in state cas-
~ ete,............... "
Morris McHenry work for Coun-
ty in August. Observation-Disclosures. o2 90
Morris Mcldenry chairman on
roads. .......... ............ 10 SC
| Frank Faul Clerk to costs in in
I sane case. 6 oc
Board adjourned at IL noon to meet a
| 100 D. m
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settlement with the county auditor,
have examined auditors warrant
books and find warrants issued on
accounts of county bridge, poor, IN
sane, soldiers relief, road, county in
stitute, up to June LIST, 1903, to be
correct, and have cancelled the same
as required by law. Also have exam
ined the various claims from Janu-
airy LIST, to June LIST, 1903, and find
warrants drawn thereon to be cor
rect, all of which we respectfully
submit. JOHN Cook, com
G. H. .MoITER, ~
On motion report was accepted and
committee discharged.
We, the appointed committee on
settlement with the clerk of the dis
trict court, report that we have ex-
amined his records and find that he
has collected from January LIST to
June lst, 1903, the sum of $641.3l, and
upon examining his accounts we find
that he has overpaid the county
treasurer the sum of $l.OO as shown
by receipt attached.
JOHN Cook, Con,
G.. H. MoLTER, ooi'''
On motion report was accepted and
committee discharged.
Resolved, by the board, that the
wages for the working of the one
mill road tax for year 1903, be fixed
as follows:
One man with team, 321ae per hour;
man without team, 20c per hour,
Preserving the right to let by con-
tract) and the county auditor be
authorized to draw warrant to sale
} supervisor when said claim has beer
worked out and an itemized state
ment properly presented, and tina
} the said amount be divided in eacl
, of the supervisors districts: