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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03

of the two institutions was conducted in
quiet, ~gentlemanly fashion. What letters
there we're from Harvard were hand written
and put within ENVELOPES. The printed
card idea was a fake complete and absolute
and Harvard did not deigns to dignity 50
petty a controversy by denying it or max
log airy state r'ent whatever.
And still there are many, students in the
University Of Pennsylvania who actually
believe this absurdity to be absolutely
true.
An example OF Harvard's real refinement,
II such it ought to be called, was shown
in connection with the recent boat race
between the Crimson and Cornell. just a
short while before that race, Ed Foote, the
commodore and stroke of the Cornell crew,
had to leave, and it vas uncertain whether
he or Cox would do the pacing. Harvard
wired at once offering to postpone the race,
that Foote could get back in the boat, but
~ The osi baseball trip West of the Amherst
team ia bound TO have good effects. The
Amherst team did not win so many games,
to be sure, but letting the West get &C
uuainted with another side Of Eastern
college sport was worth the beating. 1t
was a progressive stunt on the part OF
Amherst to undertake the trip and as the
New England champions of last year they
were a representative team. The team
started we'll by soaring Michigan and beat
ing the Wolverines, but lost to Chicago
and Illinois. Doubtless most OF the teams
were all worked up to the keenest edge
for the games with Amherst and the trips
about naturally worried the visitors.
There is a chance that Wisconsin will
make its exit from Poughkeepsie this sea
son in a blaze OF glory by sending all three
crews to the regatta. The varsity eight
and the four usually made ~ Of substitutes
were slated to come anyhow, but now the
discussion ia as to whether it is not possible
70 send the freshmen eight, too. Coach
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-09
TOWNSHIP A NORTH OF RANGE 16 EAST

TOWNSHIP NORTH OF RANGE 16 EAST.
$ W q of S IA 10 10 Il IS $50 s. % II 81
lot bounded North and East by Smith land, South by
railroad West by Section line in W y of A.;
n e a of N a. .i6 10 Sc / 81 Is " 10 5
W a of "a OF a and u of n of S A.........
10 50 12O5 313 AS 90 16 66
n e a of n e All 40 IS 165 25 100 8 25
W " Of W u of "a and II of W " of 49,.
S a of n "a 40 &C 17S q 90 go
W " of W " of e
= ................A ~ Ii u 50 5 20 10 80
W Il of u of y Of
e Y of u of n W 40 em IA o. IN q &C.
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-09
east So feet of Lot
A. G. westbrook's Addition
West Marine City.
north 4 of Lot 1.
woodworth Addition.
CITY OF PORT HURON.
Township North of Range II East


s center line of Mater Street North "a Ss S
thence North A. g 80 feet @ point f Of SG%
~ a. East 1C feet thence south ii IL East 50 feet
thence South AZ AZ, West 100 feet to place of com
nienee"en' 'e'' So So SIS Isl 90 ii ii
p RifSs S9rt fnq qt East los from
s@' S. East from Southwest @
North Az II West so feet, thence North AZ 49, East
3 Feet 5asass sSasS fse %S,tss
saBdSson s6 caSG SECS ss
piece of land bounded North by jerks and jerks
Howard i STREET. Vest By 8 -
piece Of land bounded North by Avery Northeast BY
Kenzie, West by 10th Street Sec 10 % &c
piece Of land bounded North By lot Block Wells lis
Ws s Ef ree by and h IS Block wells Plat Sec
Eis sss ka!xay south y Dixon West By Military
Street. iSS Sio feet Sec is6 % 10 s. 90 us
piece bounded North BY Keynes East By rail- Il
Military St, 81 IT,, Sec y; "a "a
piece of land bounded North by Frank Beard BY
saint Clair River, South by McMorran, West by Mil
t'ry Street sec .iisia ssso is 81
Mrs Beard and Merriam sQqth By Beard West 90 BY 5Sh
By Stevens Young south BY Ryan West y John
peSe Of land bounded North by Bancroft street East
csra Pet Plat being 50 56 feet North and South
by 297 52lOo feet East and West Sec e
piece of land bounded North by South line Of Cedar
Street extended East by Block sanborns 10th Street
East East a SSp' Vest S' By
piece of land bounded North by Nook East by alley
South by Nook and Wood West by 2ah STREET 30 fse
piece Of land bounded North by Nsrn Street. East BY
Mills south by Mills and school, West by 2fth Street
being about 4 70 feet oath Street by $50 feet East
and West part Of 10 u Of Sec -. .;sc 20
n piece of land bounded North by Manuel and Nern
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-09
ANNUAL TAX SALE.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, / .,
County of st. Clair, o

The Circuit Court for the County of st. Clair, in
Chancery
ditor General of the State of Michigan and In be-
half of said state, for the sale OF certain lands for
On reading and hling the petition of the Auditor Gen
era Of the State OF Michigan praying for decree In
therein described for the therein specified
claimed to be due for taxes interest and charges on each
amounts claimed by the State OF Michigan.
for Gpee aSd decree s a & A0F Term Of tS Court
TO be held at Port Huron, in the County Of St Clair
@ ar the oSe1pS on of the Court ON that day and
that all persons interested in such lands or any part
the State Of Michigan for such taxes, interest and
charges any part thereof shall appear In said Court
chsncery objections thereto. before the first
day OF the term OF this Court above mentioned and that
and decree will be taken and entered prayed for In
said petition And 1t further ordered that In pursu
said decree the lands described in said petition
which decree of sale shall be made will be sold for
the several interest and charges thereon deter
after, beginning 10 o'clock a. IN. said day,
the day days subsequent thereto may be necessary
parcel thereof the office of the County Treasurer or at
such convenient place shall be selected by him at the
Michigan and that the sale then and there made will be
public sale and each parcel described In the decree
terest and charges and the sale shall be made TO the
GEL and accepting conveyance or the smallest undivided
fee simple interest therein or, II no person Will pay
entire thereof then the whole parcel shall be
offered and sold If any parcel Of land cannot be sold
passed over the time being, and SHALL the
eeedng day. before the close of the sae be reonered
sold for the amount aforesaid the County
Treasurer shall bid of the in the name Of the State
the said Circuit Court OF ST. Clair County this
Iseaii HARVEY TAPPAN.
Countersigned, Circuit Judge.
e. A. BARTLETT Dep. Register.
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-09
STATE OF MICHIGAN.

To the Circuit Court for the County of St Clair, in
Chancery:
The petition James B. Bradley, Auditor General of
respectfully shows that the list of lands hereinafter set
forth and marked Schedule A., contains description OF
all the lands in said County OF St CAR, upon Whch
assessed for the mentioned therein,
and which returned delinquent for non-pay-
ment of taxes and which taxes been paid
gether with the total amount OF such taxes, with III
computed thereon the time liked SALE and
collection fee and expenses provided by law extended
against each of said parcels OF land.
Your petitioner further shows the Court that said
lands returned the Auditor General under the
provisions of act 6 of the Public Acts OF 1872 US dein
quent nonpayment of said for said years
spectivey and that said taxes remain unpaid except
that lands included In said Schedule for taxes Oh
1891 prior years were returned to the Auditor General
delinquent for said under the provisions or the
general laws in force prior to the passage OF Act
2O OF the Public Acts OF 1871 and which taxes remain
unpaid.
-FOUR petitioner further shows that in all where
lands included in Schedule aforesaid for taxes
sold said have been heretofore sold said
delinquent and the sale sales made have been
set aside by Court Of competent Jurisdiction or have
been cancelled provided by law.
Your petitioner further shows and AYERS that the taxes
interest collection fee and expenses as set forth In SAID
Schedule A., valid lien the several parcels OF
lands described in said schedule
Your petitioner further shows that the said taxes
said described lands remained unpaid for more than
after they returned delinquent and the
said taxes not having been paid, and the same being
now due remaining unpaid above forth,
gan against each of said lands, for the payment
Of the several amounts of taxes interest collection Zee
against the parcels OF land contained therein ana
in default of Of the said several sums computed
may sold for the amounts due thereon,
Is provided by law, to pay the lien aforesaid.
And your petitioner will ever pray, etc.
JAMES b. BRADLEY,
Auditor General of the State of Michigan,
for and in behalf Of said State.
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-09
CITY OF MARINE CITY.

bounded North by Ramer Bell East by Belle
River, South by h. Z. Cottrell, West by Belle River
bounded North by Laura Lester, East by Mrs seller,
South by Centre Street, West by Mrs. Elmer
80 621 SO 20 81 o.
lot bounded North by A. arthume, East by Belle River
street. South and West by
79 207 81 20 IL 80
South by Centre Street, West by A. 9. Westbrook...
IL 80 81 As IL 81
bounded North by Davidson and Wonsey East by Saint
Clair River, South by Mrs. NJ. and William Crowley,
Z 1892 w 5lt % 70 Us 1 90 $3.50 90
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-09
Factory Land 90. Plat No.
Fort Gratlot. Village of.

nG 70 feet e Of def Lot p s.. NSE' ~ S
is, North u of Lot 49, North " Of Lot 2s.i
or, 0 foot ., south 30 sest - TOT North 9S ,ssf ~
South feet North % feet Of South so feet
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-09
SCHEDULE A.

lot = and undivided Of Lot %
TAXES OF 1902.
TOWNSHIP NORTH OF RANGE II EAST.
u Of W u of NV y and n y Of Lot 2;...;:..;;.::;;
CITY OF PORT HURON.
OUT LOT NJ, FORT GRATIoT MILITARY REsERvA-
TION.
1, bounded North by Arthur Little, East by
MARY Little South by Lyons Street Vest ~ 5anstss
TAXES OF 1903
TOWNSHIP NORTH OF RANGE 10 EAST.
w Of Sfsw IL g Sss sSS ss5lS iSS &c
TOWNSHIP NORTH OF RANGE 10 EAST.
n fri " Of fri
piece Of land commencing at Southwest corner Of
Of 8 s sSse south Is se thence f ws
rods 10 place OF s'si S% 80 So 20 Sc
TOWNSHIP NORTH OF RANGE 10 EAST.
::;;s !: II Il. 4:
$s E.::@ s. ss sR1$Ss i$$ a a$
TOWNSHIP NORTH OF RANGE IA EAST.
ne q hi..... q .. 20 sU 81 Is 100 5a
TOWNSHIP NORTH OF RANGE is EAST.
e1 tion SG' l.........1 1@ $50 20 50 100 1916
ri -: 11 80 ,5%S ,@ e 1 %% l %s
HIPS AND NoRTr IF RANGE Ii EAST
rt of Pri- -
lain 23.. $50 " lW VI
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-09
CITY OF MARINE CITY.

Lot s5 .'s Ss5 @ So 43 81 90 sH 80
North side Of Lot a.. q. :;
lots 75 and 76 lib IS 81 IA AZ 222 LOO 70 16
east " of Lot 80 and Southeast Of Lot III 20 10 Il
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-09

II of a of
W A...........4 20 500 $50 20 100 $50
land bounded Northeast by highway, Southwest by W. h.
Warner, West by G. Macomb
4l6 los Y 100 IA
by h. Currie West by Joseph Young
land ST. Clair River North by
a. W. Harsen, West by Albert Mood East by Point
Duchene Co., South by St Clair
Is H4S 454 70 LOO % "
land 100 front Saint Clair River Geo. \. Phelps
farm between alley South of Railway and Saint Clair
River Private Claim 19O..
Z rs 1S9 20 " 10 43
land 20 feet river front Saint Clair River bounded
West by j. ID. Mono North and East by j. Taft South
by Saint Clair River, Private Claim 1856 .........
81 81 Il 50I
land bounded East Joseph Brabbaw.
South by Saint Clair River West by Matte t. Sheldon
North by highway, Private Claim 2U2.
2 so 60 10 LOO rs
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-09
McElroy and Pearce Addition
ID. nd. Robertson's Addltior
ertson's Subdivision.

D. d. and o. H. Robertsons Subdivision.
lot "a ........... 2767 719 III 90 SO 80
Robertson Street East by Andrew
Petier, South by H. c.. Cottrel, West by Morris
Bashore ......... 7I 2G 81 90 IL 80
SCOTS Subdivision.
So feet of Lot
II ............... / 20 81 90 90 2 Sc
lots ST. S. S. ST. S. 49, 80 and
80 - - PA 49, 90 II 56
lot 10 .......... 1992 SIS 50 90 &c 80
lots i2 i22 1873 i2I 125 1876 127 and I2S...........
IL 50 IL As 90 16 81
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-09

piece of land so by 100 bounded North by Mrs T.
Fisher, East by Belle River Street South by Belle
% 81 90 los 90 IS 80
piece land bounded North by boulevard East by Geo.
oO''''' 29S II p 100 4@
Francis Plat.
lots ID, III and T.. 8 SO SO 40 90 13 50
y Lot Charter Avenue. Observation-Disclosures.
120 81 05 LOO 2 Sc
d. Testers Subdivision of Part of Section (COtrell
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-09

Out Lot o, Fort Gratiot Military Reservation.
lot IL .............. 52f 1876 100 Isl
Miles Subdivision of Lot s. Out Lot D, Fort Gratiot
Military Reservation.
lot IL .............. 262 6S 10 100 Az
lot ii 262 IS 10 100 40
tunnels River Plat Graot Military Reser-
walton.
lot II .............. 473 123 10 100 us
lot 10 LOO "a loo SO
Washington Place, Fort Gratot Military Reservation
north 3315 feet of
LOT Lot 10 20 ;::t:; 1916 4S6 81 100 % 70
Lot 30 ........... $50 1& 81 100 776
French's Subdivision.
lots 16 and II 1853 35 So 100 1S72
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-09
TOWNSHIP NORTH OF RANGE l5 EAST.
TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH OF RANGE 10 EAST

TOWNSHIP NORTH OF RANGE 10 EAST.
commencing in Northeast Of Grin Burgert lot
running from said point East Z2 feet thence south 81
Ieet thence West Z2 feet thence North VI feet the
pace beginning, bounded West by Grin Burgert,
north by Belle kIver TOAD, East by John Runs lot
by Mich and Midland and &. Railroad.
5O Il w w 62
"a of n e A.. , 80 S97 2Ss SO 100 II 66
OF 12 OF II
..''''''.s'''''. D ~ oV 10 90 w II 20
TOWNSHIP NORTH OF RANGE Is EAST.
e y of $ A. 50 1913 499 Il 90 % %
TOWNSHIP NORTH OF RANGE Is EAST.
S y of u of
ri "a ............ 80 647 16S 70 100 ga
piece of land rod wide and extending 70 rods North
from highway West side OF Il u of 5 w A........
- 10 10 VI VI w 20
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-09
CITY OF PORT HURON.
Township North of Range II East

tory Land Company West by line of 18th Street
except piece 4OO teet square bounded North Dy
street, East and West by East ana West OF 10Th
street extended, South part OF " "a vi Sec H..
SOL ~ SO A 81 Vi w Sl33 a
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-09
TOWNSHIP NORTH OF RANGE 16 EAST

TOWNSHIP s NORTH OF RANGE 16 EAST.
south part Of
q Oh a. NSS' GO D f SEA rs IS 100 Il
TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH OF RANGE II EAST.
Of South of North part Of fractional section
RIe%sq f6 Hrs a' @es
TOWNSHIP NORTH OF RANGE II EAST
undivided 16 of n
Ofs,s A...;.1s 50 s52 10 g loo as
SOr6 by road East by Sspks and 81 sS S %
TOWNSHIP NORTH OF RANGE II EAST
east part of n 80 .,
y S,i5BS s e i e e gs &c
TOWNSHIP NORTH OF RANGE II EAST
e qfse A"::;s 80 1872 Ala 100 "a 50
neA ..........H 1896 na SO 100 60 se
w of W y of ne ,7 40 an ma IA 100 80 a
piece of bounded North BY Howe and self East by
w d smith South by highway West by Fredenbers
ms !" Oh, Of > IS, S.,n q
Rsfs e sRS SSSRSsS S1'R
by stephen HILL East by sSan DeSDStf55 90
ea Of sw q ........a Is nss s@ AZ 100 1914
u of " of 81 \ 10 Sf'T $".t5i'''os'i 90 81
TOWNSHIP NORTH OF RANGE II EAST
Saunasa North BY Moore. l land East i 90 Lsfs
HSron south By HOFFMAN Gleason and d Harris land
nHOfsw snqn% q Lot =. r.;
lot bounded North BY ~ BegtoS
Village Of Lake Port Il
farm bounded North BY Rice's land, East By Lake
Huron ana N'ce s. '" % 'G sa "" AS G. TO q Il
ctry OF MARINE cry
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-09

Last anu west by East ana West line 10Th
Street extended, South part n "A of Sec. 2l.....
$lOl ~ SO Al "a VI 81 w Sl33 n
Township North Range Il East
piece Of land bounded North by Hone East by lot b.
forters Addition Gratiot Beach, south by Butler
ana alley West by Gratot Beach, Sec.
Y 70 - 50
piece Of land described follows commencing in North
line OF Lakeside Park, % feet East
Oh sald North line oI lakeside Park with Last line
GraIOI Avenue, thence NOrthWestery parallel
GratlO Avenue 70 feet thence Eastery al right angles
lSS lee thence southeastery parallel Gratot ave
nue. lou 1eet To North line OF Lakeside thence
est along said North line Park 10 feet
10 place beginning, reseryng alley feet wide
along South side, Sec. ~ S5UO
40 ~ IL 90 50
piece OF land described follows commencing in
tersection OF East line OF Gratiot South
line OF highway on North line of fractional
thence South % y feet to Canal right of
way, thence North 60 AZ East along Canal right OF
way 10 Lake shore thence Northerly along shore
10 South line Of said highway thence along
line OF highway 70 place OF beginning, except piece
In Northwest corner AZ feet East by
ON Gratot Avenue, Sec.
n9 Az 81 VI IS w 1876 p
a piece bounded North by highway, East and South by
Bennett, West by Gratiot Avenue, being ~ East
and West by 50 feet front, Sec. 26...............
81 ~ 10 w 50
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-09
TOWNSHIP NORTH OF RANGE 16 EAST.

a piece of land in S L a of Il a bounded North by
4. G. Westbrook, East by Z: W. and j. r. Cottrell,
10 "a 3 SO 81 W % "a
w Y of w y of e
$ 4 q Of w U.s. Z. 80 % 6 III IS 10 90 7S
land bounded North and West by fractional section 81,
East by Jane Manion, South by H. Russell, Private
Claim 2OS, ~ acres.......
bounded South by Lozen by Saint Clair River
North by John Walker, West by highway, Private
Claim POO, 6& 164 20 100 9H|
north part Private Claim bounded East by highway,
South by Mrs. Thomas Roberts, West by Thos Kean
estate, North by James Lozen Private Claim $685. 40
acres 81 10 Oh W IL 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-30
FILTERED CHURCH.
Sacked Colored Sanctuary of
Bible and Hyrnnal.

William Baker and Joseph Coy. alias
Cary" were in the Police Court yester-
day morning on the charge of pilfering
the Bethlehem Baptist Church, colored.
of a Bible. clock and a hymnal Sat-
urday night. Baker was also charged
with stealing $40 worth of clothes from
Tom Boiling. colored, for which he re-
ceivcd ninety days. He tried to work
the sanctimonious game as a Sunday
school teacher on the Justice, but the game
wouldn't work. Both negroes were re-
manded without bail for the grand jury.
Albert Coleman. colored, was fined 500
and sent to jail in default of $3.50 Sc
curity for carrying concealed weapons.
The case of Elisha Mayo, colored,
charged with selling liquor without q IL
cense on Sunday was continued until next
Saturday by request Of his counsel.
George e. Wise, Jr
Charles James. colored. was put under
$500 bond to keep the peace for twelve
months.
Joseph Frayser, colored lad, will ex-
plain on February Sth how he came into
possession of a bundle of newspapers and
n double barrelled shotgun, when met by
Policeman Thurman Sunday night.
Victoria Mccoy, the negro woman who
became famous for her plea for freedom
on account of the little guinea pigs await
ing her kindly attention at home, was
given thirty days for having been three
sheets in the wind.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-30
Annexation FIGHT
BEFORE JUDGE N|C0L
Legal Battle in Henrico Circuit
Court Begins-R Richmond Seek
ing to Expand.

The annexation case was resumed be-
fore Judge Nicol in the Henrico Circuit
Court yesterday morning, when Commons
wealth's Attorney Wendenburg read his
answer to tho annextion decision, IN
which he said that the court must deter
annexation. He commended that 1t Is not
necessary to take In this land, and
that the taxable values would be taken
away from the county, leaving no rev
enues to care for the roads and schools.
An earnest plea on behalf of anneXa-
lard lard Who said that the city of Rich
mond thinks the time. has come. when it
should have an extension of her territory.
Richmond now has the right to issue
bonds to the extent of s3,00o,010 for i'm
provements. Its revenues are largely
in excess of Its expenses, He referred
to the Lee Dist Net, which had been taken
stringent conditions. the inhabitants pay
ing for the consequent improvements.
1T was further commended BY the ads
vocates of annexation that Richmond
As the third among the cities of the Unit
cd States In the density of Its population.
The city is said to be only q half-mile
VIDE The proposed annexation would
increase the population to about 10000.
Mr.. Wendenburg summed up the objec-
tions OF Idenrico citizens to annexation
In saying that Richmond desired further
annextion only from q covetous desire to
enlarge Its territory so that there might
be an increase of funds wherWith to BEN
eft the city government
A large map in the court was viewed,
rode round the city to see the boundaries
now proposed. Yesterdays session was
brief and the case will be resumed in
earnest this morning,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-30
Supreme Court Of Appeals.

Underwater Quarry Company. vs.. Scott;
argued by r. Randolph Hooks; for NE
Jr., for the defendant in error, and sub
mistsd.
Ma bach VS.. Holmes; argued by Marquis
plaintiff In error, and s.. u. nuday and
$. A, Lewis, for the defendant IN error,
and submitted. i
ThN next cases to be called are;
Wi!kle VS.. Richmond Traction Co.: Nor
folk. Portsmouth and N, y CO. W. &, CITY
or Noltolk; Norfolk and western T .,i
way Co. VS.. Scruggs; Walkers admits,
TRAITOR VS., Potomac, fredericksburg and
piedmont Railroad co.; Nasserm ga Va.
Met2ser; American Locomotive CO.. vs..
vs.. Turner's administrator and others;
Neal and Binford vs., Taylor, receiver:
Dock Co. VS.. Andrew J . Jones, and Plum
kett vs.. supreme, conclaye Of the I'M
proved Order OF Heptosonhs, being NOS
90 So, q, Is. 60, 65S et, 81. 50 and ~ on ar
Eument dock at 'a39s .,1f5t5sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-30
FEW LOST VOTES.
Nearly All Holders of7Certificates
Paid Poll Tax.

The rush on City Treasurer PAGES
office the last two days of last week was
something immense Saturday was the
last day on which those who held corti-
ticates of tender of payment Of capita
ton taxes in December could qualify
themselves to vote by settling up in
money. The voters came to time in great
shape, and the books show that not ten
or dozen of those who held certificates
failed to settle. Hundreds of others
rushed to the treasurer's office to pay
their State taxes other than the capita
ton tax, in order to save the per cent.
penalty, and all of this gave the treasurer
and his force of deputies busy time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-30
Seaboard Promotions.

Seaboard Promotions.
The seaboard Air Line has announced
the following promotions: Mr. ]. M. Shea.
trainmaster at Richmond, to be superin-
tendent of the Sixth Division, with head
quarters at Jacksonville.
Mr.. j. "A. Witt, chief train dispatcher,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-30
TAX BILL TONIGHT.
The Doctors Will Attend Com
mon Council Special Meeting.

President Peters yesterday called spe-
cial meeting of the Common Council for
tonight to consider the tax ordnance
as 1t came from the Board OF Aldermen
with amendments
The principal amendments to be looked
after are one reducing the liccnse tax
on pawnbrokers from $500 to $500, and one
abolishing the license on practiclng ply
sicians.
The other amendments are merely minor
changes in phraseology, and do not affect
tho financial part of the ordinance.
A delegation of doctors will be on hand
to urge concurrence in the Board s
amendment which relieves them OF the
license tax.