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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-14
Indebtedness Liuuidated

Rev. NJ. w. d. Norman, dean OF Shaw
University OF North Carolina preached two
sermons Sunday at the Metropolitan Bap-
fist Church near 18th and r streets north
west. The trustees of the church reported
that $3.50 had been raised, which was all
that was needed to liquidate the church in
debt pdnese
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-14
I'm the Mood.

An advertisement in The
Star presents its PROPOSE
ton to prospective Gus
toners when they are i'll
the mood to be interested
and enlightened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-14

Miss Nina Rudolph. leading lady of the
san Toy company, and Jefferson j.
Graves of Jameson, Cal. reputed million
aire, have been married at Denver. The
couple Immediately left for California.
Miss Rudolph was seriously injured i'm an
automobile accident at Los Angeles re-
Gently but has almost entirely recovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-14

Of smoke testifying to the enormous In
terests that are centered there. One com
pany alone in Pueblo, the Colorado Fuel
and Iron Company represents an invest
nent of S4o, coo, 600 in mines, mills ana rail-
ways. ~,
Colorado City, which was the focus OF the
Pixies Peak excitement half a century ago,
is now the location of one OF the grea1ss 81
groups of smeters and ore reduction plants
in the world The United States reduction
plant has a capacity of $50 tons Day ana
two others have a capacity Of 80 tons edca
per day At the Victor mining camp Is q
mill of similar capacity, and at Midway
beside the railway track, is the cyahiue
mill, with a capacity OF thousand ' IONS,
where we saw the landscape being sh0Veleu
into furnaces with ordinary road gfaders'
Wealth of Cripple Creek.
Four great railways have spread their
tracks across the plains that lie to the east
ward of Pixies Peak, and from our mana
car we could see their trains creeping ike
insects across the picture. All AROUND Us
were peaks, crags and preclplces' water
falls came tumbling down over the ROCKS
above our heads, and every now ana thei
an awful gorge would open before u.s. INTO NJ,
which we could look down 1000 10 5'ooo
feet. ~, ;+,,
When we passed over the Divide the cry
of Cripple Creek was lying in an amphithe,
ater a thousand feet beneath us, spotteu
like a man who has had the smallpox WIN
more than 1900 prospect holes, Not an
inch of the surface of the earth mas es
caped examination. and at this moment az
least 300 shafts are producing ore more OF
less regularly, and high-grade ore is pelhS
hoisted every day through not less thail
1875 of them. New mines are being opened
all the time. Last year sixty-one dl1erehl
properties as they call them. COM
menced shipping ore for the first time.
/ gave you statement the other day
showing that nearly S160 100000 IN gold
had been taken out Of that ground since
1891 and when 1 asked an expert now
much remained in sight in the mines, ne
said: ~
millions upon millions. There is no tell
ing Lindgren of the United States geology
cal survey says: If the mineral conditions
continue as they are now, and there is no
reason to assume that there will be any
radical changes, the ore bodies in the Grip
pie Creek district will in the future pro-
duce a far greater amount of gold than
they have ever done in the past. Countless
millions are yet to be brought forth There
are about thirty mines whose shafts have
reached depth of LOCO feet At depth
of 300 feet the largest bodies of ore have
been discovered"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-14

William H. Forman. for many years
well-known New York aditor died Mon
day at the Pringle Home for Literary Men
in Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Mr. Forman retired
from active work five years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-14

Brazil where they will resume their work
in the field.
Mr.. G. B. Thompson left last week to at
tend the Ohio Young Peoples convention,
which was held at Mount Vernon Academy
Mount Vernon, Ohio
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whereas, petition has been prese'Atc, to tho
police Jury Of The parish of St Mary. signed bv
"mt third of me rl"pcrty tax PAYERS of the
body to order an election in the said eighth
ward, Hpon the proposition To vote Il three mill
TAX tor ten years upon III, tho taxable property
and maintaining Il school house and grounds
in said ward, the title t" which shmll be in the
pubic, IN ae,rr"'tilcr with the terms and condi-
tons of Article 2:3 of the Constitution Of
Louisiana adopted in the year lsos and in &c,
cOrdance with the terms and conditions of Act
III OF the Acts of the General Assembly If the
State OF Louisiana for the wear ls.,s and Art
No Us of 1907. and
Whereas. sad petition has been published
for thirty days in the official journal OF the par
lsh 1T - Maly, i'll accordance with law, now
therefore,
BE It resolved by the police jury of the DIR
lSh OF st. Mary, IN regular sion assembled.
that m election b" held, and same is l.-sby
ordered on Tuesday, June the It'll $780, in tho
,aIdci1iith Wait! OF the parish OF st. Mary for
The p'i'l"se Of voting on the propost ron to levy
u si,ctal tax OF thee mills per anrum on the
G"ilar on al ta>ahle property in said ward, for
!he teriH III ton years. .nr the purpose of erect
ing am! Maintaining - pubic school house and
arunn's. The III" 70 which -n;lll be III the pub.
ilc, RS stated ia 81 iG petition hereto ,ttarh,u
and niaI" part hereof.
t'r II further ordained, that said election be
htiu ~ ;'e'nlttncA with tho general election
"a" OF fh.' STATE OF Louisiana. II, required by
Law, ana that the Board o. Supervisors of Flee
ton IN and for The r:,r-l. O.. st. Mary appoint
c"iiiin-si"cTe OF election ard clerks to ui;iri,to
at thc polling place, and farther that thew
i"ThisH,it an" OK 'se If the DriSlt the isllntS
TO he used al said election. which ballots shah
De printed 80 IL to contormto the req urc n!rnt.
of said ei.cfion
~ IL furfiter ordained. That the assessor I'M,
registrar "t voters turn ISL the commissioners
HrHointe as above provided by the Beard of sap
eTFi>ors "f Elections, with poll list. and all nee,
essaIN lnfrrinatinn for the conIcIion of said
election. ana that the i:oarl OF Supervisors OF
Elections furnish So III commissioners Will, tai
y sheets and other necessary papers for MAX
lnS the returns ot said election, all of which
: nan b" al thctXpensc OF the parish
Be it further urCainrI Thai this ordir .rcc
De published. together with said petit IN. ior
thirty days in the Official Journal of 10 parish
u ~. Mary, an! mat when said election shall
ia'" Dtcii held that due return thereof be
made TO this Honorable police Jury Of the par
Sl OF St Mar. f'
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Election Notice.

In accordance with Section 5 Of
Act 1872 OF the Acts of the General
Assemblyof the State of Louisiana
for the year 1898, we he reby give
notice that there will be a special e.
lection held in the eighth ward of
the Parish of st. Mary on Tues
day. June 9TH, 1904, for the pur.
pose OF voting on the proposition
to levy a tax OF three mills for ten
years to build and maintain
public school house, the title of
which shall be in the public, in
accordance with Act 1871 of 1895
and act 100 of 1902, the pollinps
place to be at Berwick.
Dated and signed this 9th day
Of May 9th, 1904.
w. H. VETTER, President.
d. N. FOSTER,
w. L. JONES,
Board OF Supervisors.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
23rd JuI'cia! District Court, Parish
Of 81. Mary. NJ. 3.U3..
Succession Of Miss Fanny +. Hard.
ing, Deceased.

i'dr,n-.,'E 70 az order issued out OF
tn" Huuci'ab,e 2:jrd Judicial District
Court il the ahove numbered ana en-
tilted succession. OF date May End. 1864.
Notice Is hereby given that Gordon
Duckett. Dative TeStamentary Execu-
tive of the Succession Of Miss Fanny
l.. Harding, deceased. ha, filed with
this said Court his provisional ac-
count as executor of said succession
together with his petition that the
same be approved and homoiogated:
and
Notice i, therefore hereby riven TO
whom 1t doth or may concern to show
cause. if any they have. within ten
days from the date hereof. why the
said petition should not be granted
~ prayed for.
WILBUR Fl. KRAMER.
Clerk of said Court.
Clerks office, Parish of St. Mary.
May 18th. 1904.
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\ STRONG, HEART

Is assured by perfect digestion. Indi-
geStlon >weIls the stomach and puff, it
up against the heart. This causes
>hortnes> of breath, palpitation of the,
heart and general weakness. kodol
Dyspepsia Cure cures indigestion, re-
ileve> the stomach. takes the strain of
the heart and restores it to d full per-
formance of its function naturally.
hodoi increases the strength by cnab-
ling tie stomach and digestive organs
to digest. a;similate and appropriate
TO the blood ana tissues all Of the food
Tones the stomach and
digestive organs
Sold by \. ]. DelahOnssaAn.
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JURY NENIRE.
Clerk Office, |
st. Mary Parish, La. !

Clerk Office,
st. MARY Parish, La,
j, Wilbur II. Kramer, Clerk OF The
BIRD judicial District Court ano rE-
utticio .jur, Commissioner III and Tor
the Parish of st. Mary. La, do hcrrbl
certify that al q meeting OF the larry
Commissioners. in and for this Par
i,h. held this day in my office. Guit
convened and at which the legal nuns
Der OF members were present. Il Grand
jury Wd> drawn in accordance with
the provisions of Act No. l.so OF The
Acts of the General Assembly OF Louis
lana OF tn" year 1898. to serve for III,
period of six months commencing July
10Th. 1904, and until their successors
shall have been legally drawn and en-
pannpltcd. all in obedience 10 tn" or
der of the Hon. Ord Judicial District
Court of date May 9th 1901. Of record
III my office in the minutes of tie Grim
inal Court. forthat da and that at said
drawing the following Jurors we're
drawn 80 serve as Grand Jurors fOl
the said period Of time. tu-wit:
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Mrs. Mafy Sophie Bell Wright.
widow of William H. Wright and
mother of the well-known educa-
tor and charitable lady, Miss So
phie B. Wright, died at her home
in New Orleans, last Friday,
aged "a years, She was a native
OF st. Mary parish, her father,
David Bell, at one time owned
Oak Bluff plantation, situated a
few miles above town. The de-
ceased leaves four daughters, two
sons and many relatives and
friends to mourn her death. Mrs.
Wright was the sister of Capt.
Thomas j. Bell of our town. Her
fuAeral took Sunday morning at
II O'clock. 4
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Letear to Doctor Gates.
FRANKLIN IA


DearSir: You understand chemistry
how d you like to earn $1,000?
Devoe dand-zinc--th the name
Of our paint that takes fewer gallons
than mixed paint and wares twice as
long as lead-andoil is made of hite-
lead. white-zinc, its color, tr,rpentine
dryer, and Iinseed oil,
# any chemist finds any duteration
in this paint Well pay his bill and
$1,000 besides.
It's nobOdy's business what we put
In our paint, of course: but we want
1t known. For lead-and-zinc and lin
seed Oil, ground together by machin-
cry, are the stuff to paint with: and
lead-and-oil mixed by hand is not.
We want it known that one word de-
seslites The hest paint in tue world:
and that word i. Deves,
Yours truly,
+. W.DENOE & co.
, 81 New York.
+. S.-A. Reuter- sells our paint.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
BIRD Judicial District Court, Parish
Of St Mary.
Estate OF Alcide Pecot, Deceased,
No. 2160.

t'Nrsuant 70 III pyder, issued out of
the Honorable BIRD, Judicial District
Court of date May 10th. 1904. notice
is hereby given that d. Mozart Pecot.
Te,talnentary Executor of the Estate
of Alcide \. Pecot. deceased, has
filed with the Clerk of thi, Honorable
Court his provisional account OF ey
ccntor@hip, together with hi. ;,-,,tion.
praying for the hopo,ogation thereof.
and the authorization of said Honor
able Court 10 pay all the debts a,
therein stated.
All parties in interest are accord
inGly required to tile their opposition
thereto within ten days of the date of
this Vcrti>e,uent
Given at Franklin. La, this llth, day
81 May. 1913.
WILBUR Fl. KRAMER.
Clerk of Court.
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Notice Ct Election.

Yellow Eayo'. l"..i.aGc District Parish of ST.
Mary. Louisiana.
Notice i hereby given tr :ife property tax
Mayors. rcsidcu. in the yellow BAYOU Drainage
II. strict that = spaciai election viii be held
oil tn" clr, cnth day al J nc 1914, TO vote upon
tn" following Propositions
To i~-uc negotiable bands a,grcGltin. eight
thou-and dollars (Ts.uU'.u0, ii principal bear.
in. interest at tn. Tate ot five per cent. per an
nun. running from their date for period OF
forty wears, that j.. that one bond OF iva Kun
drcd ,iCar> t>,2rttJ shah rrHitIr. ami bc l,arl
rHci wear jn! tina: H.: above interest -hal! bt'
paid Zach year upnu the who!. uf HE bonds
tEcn remaining u"paid and "i"t'rH tan al
five mills uE the dollar annually, Nurln. forty
years. upon the property within SAID drainage
district. t. meet the principal and interest Of
said bonds rs they shall become due.
Said bombs to be used fur the purpose Of dc
1FHEinT the COS! oi constructing q Drainage
system within said Drainage district. act out
described and projected upon map Inadr ky
james T. kemper. and now III the Recorder :
office of the parish OF It. Mary the title of " hick
shall VEST in said draina,. district.
md n"tcc is hereby further given that the
following roilin. places are fixed for holding
sud election. tcEtrcV He. Louisiana.
Ard the following are hereby ap,-iuted com
rils'i"acr- of election I" serve 81, said election
day. John Dinjcan.J J. Il Luke, Cha.. Henagri6.
j. N. IEEk1,
President OF tie police jury of the pa:ieh OF
st. Mary.
j. B. LUKE
President of the yellow Bayou Drainage Dist.
WILLIE vETTKE,
President If the Board OF Supervisors Of Election
y. n. FOSTER,
W. L. JONES.
Centreville, La, May oth. 1904.
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The work of completing the
locks at Plauuemine cannot be
rushed to much to spit the inter-
ests OF the people of this section
of the State. Our business classes
are urging the matter along with
all their might and the State leg
islature he's just memorialized the
national government to forward
the work, which has already been
too unaccountably delayed. The
money necessary to complete
these locks has already been ap-
propriated We understand, and
there is or should be no occasion
for the present delay,
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BIDS.
FRANKLIN. La. Nav

FRANKLIN. La, May Goth, 1904.
Sealed bids will be received. up to
and including Monday. June 9th.
1894. for the privilege of selling re-
fre>hments on June 18th, 1901. on the
st. Mary Park grounds. The com
nlftee will also receive bids for the
privilege of making books on the
races on June Eth. 1904, up to and in
Gliding Monday. June 9th, 1904.
TIE Committee reserves the right 10
rtIa,t ans and all bids.
AUG. i',HRHA RDT.
A. J. DELAHOUSS
Privilege Committee.
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Officer James Turner Of Crow
ley imbibed too freely Of the
liquids that make a man drunk
last Monday night and proceeded
to paint the town red. After per-
forating the inside of several
saloons with shot and seriously
wounding an inoffensive negro
boot black he repaired to his home
to sleep of his jag when he was
arrested by the Mayor. Several
officers were nearby but for some
cause failed to arrest Turner. The
Council took the matter in hand
and now Crowley has q new police
force. . 90
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-06-04

There will be big doings al the
dancing pavilion of Mr.. JaA A.
Chauvin on Saturday. June nth.
A beautiful prize will be offeAed
to the dancers on this occasion.
All those participating in the
dancing will have chance to
win the prize. Excursion tickets
will be sold on the F. & A. Road
on June nth good to return on
June 18th,
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SATURDAY TIE nth DAY OF
JUNE, 1904.

for tA'.. purpose of organizing then,-
sriNeS INTO public Mass Meetin. Of
the qualified electors OF the Democrat
lc Party OF this Parish. and in said
meeting 20 elect % delegates to cast
1ne ~ votes OF the Parish of st. MARY,
Id ~ the Democratic State Convex
ton to be held at Baton Romeo a.
on the goth day OF June. 1904. under.
the unit rule, no proxies permitted.
sald II votes to be cast on all oues-
lon' ~ vote OF the majority of dele
gates present.
Notice OF said Mass Meeting i. there,
1ofe hereby given, and all Democrats
OF the Parish of St. Mary. La, legally
G"aiffied as electors Of said Parish.
are hereby notified and requested to he
present at said Mass Meeting.
y. {. MI.t.N. W. II. LATHAM
thaifman. Secretary
Franklin, La. MAY IS. 1904.
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Mobile and Ohio Railroad IN

Mobile and Ohio Railroad. Onlv
SLID, New Orleans to Hot Springs
Arkansas and return. Return in
20 days. Every Wednesday and
Saturday in June, July, August
and September. For tickets, maps
time cards, and etc.. apply to +
=. Guedry, D. P. A., 229 St.
Charles Street, New Orleans. La.
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THROWN FROM \ WAGON

Mr.: George Il. Babcock was thrown
from ms wagon and severely bruised.
ne applied Chamberlain Pain Balm
freely and says it is the best liniment
ne ever used. Mr.. Balpock is a we'll
known citizen OF North Plain, Conn.
There Is nothias equal to Palm Balm
Tor spra!n~ and bruises. I, will eff
feet = cure in one-third the time re-
ttuIred by any other treatment.
For Sale by Gates Drug Store.
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FOR y HUNDRED YFA,,C

For hundred years or mere Witch
Hazel has nten recognized as q su-
perlor remedy. but it remai ned for 4.
&. De" lit X Co... OF Chicago, to DIS
cover how TO combine the VIRTUES, of
" Itch Hazel with other Anti,er.w,, in
The form OF >alve. Dewitt, Witch
Hazel Saiye - the best ,afve in the
World ter sore. cNt., burns, bruises
ard piles. ts.'a high standn. of this.
ava has given rise to counterfeits.
4uI. ahc pubic /, advised to look for
The name 'DeWitt' GA che package.
and accept NO Othe@
Sold by A. j. Delahoussaye.
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REPORT OF THE G:AND JURY.

FRANKLIN. La. .luns 2nd 1904
To the Honorable Judge of the Ord
Judicial District Cour, in and for
the Parish of st. MaH, state of
Louisiana:
We, the Grand Jury, beg to
submit this our report. We have
examine d into all Mates Of a
criminal nature coming beore us.
and have found bills in eeping
with the facts as presented 10 US.
We are pleased to state that we
find that during the pas six
months there have been few cames
committed, which we feel is lAge-
" due to the promptness Which
all criminals are apprehended and
punished.
We made a careful examination
into the manner in which the pub
lie offices are conducted by The
several officers holding them. We
find both the Sheriff's and Clerk s
offices in excellent condition. The
parish finances are in good shape
and upon a cash basis.
The general condition Of the
public schools we find TO be ex-
cellent, due to the efforts of the
Parish Superintendent, DR.. D. N.
Foster.
The Franklin High School we
consider far too small to accom-
modate the large number of chill
dren of the Third Ward, and We
earnestly recommend that another
suitable building be provided, and
that the necessary steps in that
direction be taken Immediately so
that at the opening of the next
session, all the children who may
present themselves can be accom-
modated.
We find the Jail well kept and
the prisoners comfortably provi-
ded for, the Sheriff and his assis-
tants doing all possible for them.
The Court House, we find in
very bad repair and do not con-
slider that it fills present require
ments and we recommend that
when the finances of the parish
will permit that the Police Jury
will erect more suitable build
ing.
The public roads generally are
in good condition with the ex-
ception of the bridges in the First
and part of the Second Wards,
which are very much dilapidated,
and we recommend that they be
properly repaired.
We thank your Honor. the Dis
trict Attorney, and the other par
ish officials for the courtesi>s ex-
tended to US, and we request that |
We be discharged subject to the
call of your Honor.
Respectfully Submitted,
CHAS. n. FROST,
Foreman.
Clerks Office,
st. Mary Parish, La.
/, Wilbur H. Kramer, Clerk 23rd
Judicial District Court, St. Mary
Parish, La, do hereby certify that
he above and foregoing is true
md correct copy Of the report Of
he Grand Jury, of date June End,
9O4, on file and of record in my
'tfice.
In evidence whereof, witness my
'fficial signature and the seal of
he said Court, this End day of
une, 1904.
WILBUR H. KRAMER,
Clerk of Court
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Mobile & Ohio Railroad. Only
$500, St. Louis and back. Limit
10 days. Two coach excursions
every Tuesday and Thursday/in
June For tickets, maps, fine
cards and etc., apply to F. E.
Quedry, D. P. A., 229 St, Charles
Street, New Orleans, La,
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ChamOerlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets Better than a Doctors
Prescription.

MI. j. w. Turner. of Trunart. Va.
Says tina, Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets have done him more
good than anything he could get from
the doctor. If any physician in this
country was able to compound med
lclne that would produce such CRAFTY
ing results il cases of stomach troub-
les, hlllouSiess or constipation. his
whole time would be used in prepar-
ing this one medicine.
For Sale by Gates Drug Store,
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NOTICE..
FRANKLIN, La, June list, 100

FRANKLIN, La, June list, 1904.
All property tax payers will
take notice that VIII have com
pleted on the 10th day of June,
1904, the listing of the taxable
property Of this parish and will
exhibit my rolls at my office for
twenty days from that date and
all tax payers are requested to
call and inspect same.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-06-04

The town of Morgan City has
contracted for a large and SUBJ
stantial building to be used as a
public market house. This is an
improvement every town should
have,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-06-04

We it resolved by the police jury in regular ars-
slol convened that an election of the property
tax PAGERS of the Yellow Bayou Drainage Dis
trlct of 81. Mary parish, which was organized
10y an ordinance of this police jury, passed on
April the 9TH 1894, said tax payers being as
>rsn"d tor iInin"vahic property III said drainage
district, is hereby ordered TO bc held ON the
eleventh day of June, 1904 to vote upon the
question of issuing negotiable bonds III the sum
Of eight thousand iAS.0Dl dollars. to run for Il
period OF forty (40l years, a. we'll to vote
upon the levy ot I'm annual tax upon the prop
city situated within the sa III drainage district
said tax to lie levied during forty years to meet
the principal and interest OF -aid bonds IA the
same mature annually said interest to be ut the
rae OF hVe per cent. per tnnum on said bonds
and said tax TO be at the rate of five mills On
the dollar and to be levied during the period Of
forty years. as well as to vote TN the advisa
biity of opening such drains aS the commission
trs OF said district may deem proper and upon
tie lo,ti,ion thereof. for tine purpose of said
YELLOW BlEon Dr..inAsc District.