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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
MAGRATH, CAN.
BANNER YEAR FOR FARMERS
High Prices for Farm PrOducts-Busi-
ncss on Cash Basis.

Special Correspondence.
Magrath, Alta, Can, Dec. lS.-Ihls
has been one Of the banner years TOT
the farmers of Magrath. Threshlng Is
practically an finished. The two ele-
vators are now filled and with lo.OO0
bushels OF wheat dealers have shipped
out 175. 600 bushels OF wheat making
total of 100000 bushels. The farmers
realized an average Of 70 cents per
bushel for same.
The beet crop brought $4,000 10 the
farmers. Dressed hogs sell readily at 10
cents per pound; butter - cents per
pouud. eggs 40 cents per dozen. ana
baned hay at SIS per ton. Money Is
plentiful.
The bank Of Mantreal is now open
ing up "a branch I'm Magrath In SPLEEN
did quarters In the large building own
ed by Jensen Bros company.
Land Is advancing rapidly ana new
settlers are arriving daily. They come
mostly from the Dakotas. Six large
steam pillow OUTFITS viii be in operation
as soon as spring opens up. This place
needs printer and timer
The winter has been mild so far;
cattle and horses on the range are fat
Merchants here have this day declared
their intention to sell goods from now
ON for cash only No credit viii be-
allowed. both farmers and merchants
are united in the opinion that this
move will result in great good to all
concerned.
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T oday $ Ogden News

N from mortality at the home OF her
SON. JOHN ~. MayCgck at Pleasant
Wow, Weber county. yesterday NORM
iug from stroke of apoploXv. aged
66 years. mine months and two DAYS
While not strong I'm ncalth she had
been able Co Doe around the home aud
sun day night sat uu with the family
uIul after 90 O'Clock She complain
cd of a pain Boo her side. but awoke
yesterday morning feoing better Her
breakfast was taken to her in bed.
which she rclshcd. I'm short time.
She complained of "a weakness. and Dr.
Driver was summoned. but before he
could arrive. She had passed to the
rtoat beyond
The deceased tas born iu England.
March a. 1891 When eight years
ot age she Joined the f.atter-day Saint
church and in 1856 she cmigratcd 10
Utah. crossing the plains in CAPS.
Williams handCart company. She
was married iu 1861 to the late Bishop
Amos Maycock. Two sons, John E.
and James a. MaNcock survive her
She was devoted Lattor-day Saint.
The funeral services wiI be held
Thursday at the Pleasant View meet
iughuuse. mte'g emit will Doe made a.
the North Ogdfl cemetery
WEDDING PERMITS
The county clerk granted licenses TO
wed TO the following couples
Edward Long. %. of Provo. and Miss
Matte Bertiuot rs. OF ogden city.
John r. Birchneld and Mrs. Julia kel-
Ter. both of ogden.
PEARCE-TYLEB ENGAGEMENT.
The engagement of Miss Norma
Peace to Nh Wuhcrt n. Tyler OF
Boise city. Ida. Is announced by me
young lady's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. q.
g.. pcarce. The marriage viii take
place in the very near future.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The report OF the school cnumerators
for Ogden city shows the school popu-
lotion to De $3.50.
George L0chhead. manager OF the
local Plntsgh gas plant. Accompanied
boy mis- wife. has gone 60 Pocatello. Ida
To- spend the holidays.
James Williams viii spend 30 days az
the city jail for stealing an express
package.
Niss Agnes Coates who has been lv-
ing in ogden during the past year left
this afternoon for her home at Lehi
Mat Burdick and w. IT, White OF
Sparks. New. are spending few days
u ogden.
Jim Malone was arrested 10y the po-
lice for stealing a bicycle. lie had
been out of iai only a short time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
CIRCLEVILLE
Funeral OF Iiulc Rctta Roundy--
Westinghouse Nearing Completion.

\
Westinghouse Nearing Completion.
Special Correspondence.
Circlcvillt Piutc Co., Dec. 1q.-Fu-
neral services we're held today over
Che remains of little Reta. the nine
year-old daughter of Mrs Amer Roun-
dy. a widow lady who moved here
about rs months ago. from Long Val
lcy. Tho services We're held in the
Relief Society home. and Bishop j. r..
Peterson and Mr.. Roynouls, were the
speakers.
Born Dec l6. 90 ar and Mrs Chris
NELSON, SON. and to Mr.. and Mrs.
Erhraim Day "a daughter
The people here hope soon 10 BE- able
90 hold services ln the new Latter-day
Saints mectiughouse, which is rapidly
nearing completion. The hne heating
plant has just arrived, and the plastor-
ers are now ready Co commence work.
~ VIII boz % fine and Commodious struc-
ture. which win Dee very much enjoyed
ana appreciated by every citizen.
The weather is extremely fine for this
Time ~ the year. and all arc looking
forward for beautiful Xmas day
thickenpoE is prevalent among the
children here also colds and sore
thrOats.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
LYMAN. WYo.
san DEATH on YOUNG MOTHER
Demise of Mrs. james Fackcrall--
Missionary social.

Special Correspondence.
Lyman, Ny0a Dec. is.-Tho Nfather
is cold and dry. but little SNOW has
fallen up 40 this date.
Measles are quite prevalent in Ly-
man ana surrounding towns. The
county physician does not seem 10
think ll necessary 90 quarantine Tor
measles. consequently schools are still
running with very slim attendance.
Mrs Mary Marsahll will give up her
school the goth Of this month. and viii
leave Immediately after Christmas 90
Join her husband. Elder 81 ~ Mar
shall, who IL presiding over the Vir-
ginia conference. A farewell party ln
honor Of tider j n kardiey win be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

special officer be appointed to enforce
the city ordinance iu this regard. Tho
mayor was authorized TO appoint such
officer az once
The auditor reported that he had been
asked by the treasur.r-elect 90 audit
the books of the treasurers office.
claiming that the present treasurer had
refused 20 mako out au ltemizcd state
ment or am business transacted Co date.
Council instructed tho treasurer to flr-
nlsh his successor the statement called
for
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MARRIAGE PERMITS.

10 her many friends because Of her
kind and loving disposition.
The local Masonic lodge elected
the following officers, at its last reg
ular meeting. w. NJ. Frank Prichett
:. w, G.. McGoughag; J. w, J. w.
Cherry: treasurer. w. W Woodring;
secretary Ronald Nielsen $ D., o..
i. Wall: j. D., j. w. Mccain; s. S..
w. c. Hunter; s.. Fred Rasmus-
sen. tyler J N. Boyd-2n, trustees. j..
ID. MeyTich and 3. +. Lowell.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
SPANISH FORK.
GAMBLING OUTFIT STOLEN.
Roulette Wheel Disappears from CITY
uaII-Trial Of Gamblers Postponed.

Roulette Wheel Disappears from cry
Hall-Trlal OF Gamblers Postponed.
Special Correspondence.
Spanish Fork, Dec. 2i.-rhe gamb-
ling outnt which was taken Boy the Of
acers and stored iu the city hail has
mysteriously disappeared and no trace
whatever can be found Of 70. The out
90 comprised large roulette wheel
aud ether paraphcrnalia and was
stored in a box 10 feet long by three
feet wide by 10 inches deep, aud this
box has been extracted from the city
ban between last Thursday and Mon
day night.
a significant fact IS that the gam
blors were 20 have had their hearing
today. but on account of the disappear
ance OF the outfit the hearing mas
been postponed until Thursday next
Deputy sherins from Provo are here in-
NCstigating the burglary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
GUNNISON.
Teachers Attend state Art Institute
Empire Amusement Co.

Empire Amusement Co.
Special correspondence.
Gmulson. Sanpete Co, Dec. 2l.-rhe
schools closed here Thursday that tho
teachers might attend the state arr
institute being held at Ephraim. The
schools Of the district have been very
successful thus far this year
The Empire Amusement company
held forth al the opera house We'd
uesdav and Thursday nights, drawing
large houses both uighta
j. b. Gibbs, representing the Amer
lean" party held a meeting al the
opera house this evening SATURDAY
for the purpose of organizing a CLUB
here. But few remained az the close or
his lecture for the purpose of taking
part la the organizing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

said that he waited the council 10
close the restaurants lunch counters
at 10 o'clock. midnight. so that the
police force could go 90 bed and
sleep.
Ordinance confirming the assessment
or property located in the Seventh
paving district. passed.
The city auditor was authorized 10
draw warrants To pay for The paving
OF the Seventh distric-.
MARRIAGE PERMITS
Worm Phillips and Estella Young Of
Provo. r. Donald Forsyth Of Pinto and
Georgia Hoagland of Provo received
marriage licenses from the county
clerks office
LITTLE GIRL ADOPTED.
Jennie Flynn was adopted by Mr..
and Mrs Fred Potter of Spanish Fork
By the order Of Judge Booth OF tho
Fourth district court. Jennie is now
seven years old ana when her mother
died. which occurred al the age Of two
months. the father deserted her and
she he's had a home with the Potters
ever since.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Funeral of Mis- iiuidn joinsoii--Na-
sonic Lodge Elects Ohircr@.

Hl'' 'la. COR "N'hN
Mt Pleasant, Dec. 23.-Thc funeral
services over the remains oft MIH. liNl-
ua Johnson were held ul OBJ, A1il n
ward mccilnghouse SUNDAY 'l
O'Clock a large crowd uf a.nI
inr friends were present ana CONFRONT
inr words wore s0ken hy Hldcr
81 Anderson Elder Peter sunuMhll
nnd Bishop Daniel Rasmussen
Ihe Mutlals and me seventh gfada
olafs of the public sc1ool ana many
rlouds contributed beautiful noWerH,
Ihe Aoung lady was an energetic
worker in sunday acnool. Religion
clafH. Primary and Matuals. ana
faithful student She WAS cndcared
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
Scrap Over Question OF Remission OF
Mafcr TaNcS

Special Correspondence.
Provo. Dec. 2f-Thc city council
met in regular session last night ana
9I was peace and quiet until the opin-
lon was rendered boy the city attorney
that the council had the right 10 re-
uit irrigation water taxes This
brought Councilman Evans TO his
feet who questioned the legality ~
She city attorneys opinion claiming
that the ordinance giving the coun-
cil That right was unconstitutional and
void After considerable discussion, Ii
WAS finally referred 10 the committees
ON irrigation, with the water master
INDEED. 10 determine who were poor
and INDECENT among those who had pc
ttioned for remittance OF taxes.
An ordinance was introduced and
passed It's third reading, regulasing the
licenses for lunch counters, stands and
lunch cars During the discussion %
This bill the marshal was called 10
answer some questions and I'm answer,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
PAROWAN.
HArrY WEDpINo BELLs.

Hunters in C0NCr-liounsy on Nearly
4 Ihou-and Coyote. and Miid Cats.
Special orrespondenee.
paroWan Iron co.. Dec. lA.--Ihe
Christina News arrived boo due ti'ne
and o. much appreciated b iH wel
worth preserving for lhe Information
ID contains outside 0f me regular
news columns m Will Boz valuable
addition 40 any library
WEDDING BELLS.
Willie D. Adams ana Ais Lizzie
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

when you're languid when you're lazy
When you're loose. iank aud lean
pitlful object YOU soon viii De-
Unless you take Rpcky Mountain Iel.
p O.. ~. I Drug Dept ll--ll4 aouih
Main Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
CACHE, IDA.
Beginning of Propitious Mntcr-Suc-
ccs,ful Surgical Operation.

Ccs~fuI surgical OpcraIiOn.
Special spondenCe.
Cache. Fremont Co, Ida, Dec. H.
The last two cold nights and about 10
inches of snow Indicate that winter is
here To- stay. This amount Of snow
I'm the valley and two feet in the noun
tains at this early season looks good
for water for the coming season, and
prosperous year seems assured.
Xmas Is near and preparations have
begun for good time for all.
The operation performed on sophia
Mcikle by Dr. Keith Was success and
Mrs. Meikle is getting along nicely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
supper was served

Mrs. Henry g. Holman win enter
tain 90 little girls 40 a Christmas party
Saturday afternoon in honor of her lit
tc daughter Naomi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
SUDDEN CALL.
PROVO DEPARTMENT

News delivered caraervey cents
q made TO J.
Weekly
Works Residence Phone
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
MEMnRIAI. sERNIcEs.

Suitable memorial services were held
yesterday in c0mmcmOrutiOu OF the birth
OF thc Prophet Joseph smith gn unjust
alIy largo attendance listened % adj
dre-ses from Elders ROlIn r. Tanner
ana Patriarch OrrIcc q. Murduck. The
latter pciug personal friend of the
Prophet
There is considerable snow fali pruinls-
Ing good crops for urNt year
Tile Beaver River Power company. Icl-
mrIdc. ls making good progress toward
completing its plant
ma usum entertainment of Christmas
bofIdats. ARC bon preparation. aud the uro-
pIe viii Doc well provided for n that
respect.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

our 500 guaranteed razor is best In
CITY. Full line OF strops and razor
homes. state street Hardware. 252 South
State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

Thomas Butler. "a minor from ture
ha. 90 years of age, has been lI'ins
here for the last few months trying
10 recuperate from "a long Illness. au0-
cmmbed on Tuesday The body Wa
taken 30 Springville for burial i"
leaves "a widow and one SON. now i've
ing ln Ohio
son was born tn Mn ana Mi-'
Herbert Williams ou the 18TH
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r. 4 Iarkin
Telephone iS3 x

Manager. r.. \. Iarkin.
~ 2tth st. Telephone 1874.
Advertisements for the Daily
saturday and Semi weekly News
accepted ON the some terms as az
the Ealt Lake Office
Calculator. John y. Mctsrcgur
M4 wash Ave.
Telephone Bell gp4. Ind 70
Payments for tho Daily Saturday
and semi Weekly News should be
made to the clrculator Delivery
made by carrier on the same terms
as IN salt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
WEBER COUNTY AFFAIRS.
commissioners Meet and Transact
Routinc Business.

Ogden Dec pa short session OF
the Weber county commissioner Was
held yesterday. The bridge over the
Weber river az Devils Gate. was rc-
ported out of order. COM Mckay and
surveyor Craven visited the bridge ana
viii have 30 repaired at once
The piles for the Rlverd8le bridge
We're ordered purchased from w q.
Wilson. They are very heavy red pine.
Mrs. Margaret Arbon appeared before
the board and asked that her taxes be
reduced, owing TO poor circumstance.
The request was denied, the board hav-
ing no power tn act
The report from the different road
districts show some substantial iu-
provements this year
The heating apparatus and fixtures
at the county iuhrmary were reported
as ready for use.
PIONEERS SUDDEN CALL.
Mrs. Mary Maycucl Stricken With
ApOplcNN.
ogden. Dec. 24--Mrs. Mary May
cock one of the pioneers of Weber
county passed peacefully but suddou-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
DEATH OF A MINER.
David MaIcomb Injured 10y Fractions
Teanl-Mlssionary Benefit Social

Special Correspondents.
Spanish Fork. Utah Co, Dec. Ill
The laGv missionary society of The
Fourth ward gave am entertainment
the other evening. They realized a
little over $50 for those ln The mold ANA
their families at home.
David Malcolm. while driving hls
rig near the postoiice, got entan
glcd in the lines With his tucuol3
horses. and as result De bad his leg
broken q little below the knee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-20

W =. OyIUOHSl
Administrator Estate OF Urbanus
Dart.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-20
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Ceorgia. G;g1n County.
y}y -ir a ,p ,..5,.,. ,e No, Count

ceorG;a. G;gen County.
z}y vir - an order CT thss Court
OF Ordinary CT said county there will
- sold at public cutlery at the court
house door in said county on the
first TUESDAY, in November. 1907, be
tween the usual hours of sale, the
following real estate belonging to
the estate Of Urbanus Dart, deceased.
to-wit.
That certain tract of land in the
City Of Brunswick, Glynn County.
Georgia, described, according to the
map or plan of said city generally
known as George r. Baldwin's map
made in 1887 as Old Town lot mum
Der one hundred and seventy-nine.
and improvements thereon. said lot
containing ninety by one hundred
and eighty feet; bounded as follows:
on the north by f street. east by
Union street, south by Cid Town lot
one hundred and eight Q80, and
west by Reynolds street. This Oc-
tober 18th, 1907.
w. =. symons,
Administrator Fstate OF Urbanus
Dart.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-07
EARLY HISTORY RECALLED.
Vermont shore OF Lake ChaH,pIain
Rich In AssOcintiOns.

1t is quite possible. says ". w. IIig-
bee of Charlotte, that the historical
Importance of the east shores of Lake
Champaign in Chittenden and Addison
counties is overlooked by many who
George III the tow of Charlotte was
given its name, but in 1863 Il county
called "Charlotte county" was organ
lied by the state of New York on both
sides of Lake Champlain from Lake
Mcmphremagog to a considerable dis
lance south OF the south line of Yer
mont. The county seat was Skoons
resulting conflict of authority between
the New York and New Hampshire
grants that injected the Green Noun
tain Boys into romance and history.
After Benedict Arnold's defeat In the
naval battle near NalCour island in
October, 1876, one of his galleys, the
Lee. was run into a bay on the east
blown up This was probably the bay
south of Thompson's point and the one
that is spoken of in some of the early
surveys as the bay of the vessels
There was room enough and depth Of
water sufficient to manoeuVre con-
siderable fleet opposite split rock as
the water is 392 feet deep there. The
deepest place il the lake lies between
McNcils ferry and Essen, n. Y, where
sounding has shown the bottom to be
800 feet from the surface.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-07
VERMONT LOSES A SEINE.
Big One stolen from Wagon Of Grand
Isle County Warden.

Arv ono who has A mental picture OF
tho iovous. care free LIE of a county fish
and game warden gets different i'm
preston by reading the experience OF {.
p. HaZen of North Hero, the Grand Isle
official. The story incidentally throws
few side lights on the swift processes of
the law in the island district. In nut
shell. somebody stole a seine last week
from Mr.. Hazcn's wagon.
To begin at the beginning, however, our
story OPENS August when County War
don Hazcn seized two seines in Alburgh
being operated there in violation of the
law Of the State. one was 2lo feet ana
the other Ga feet long, the little FELLOW
doesn't count. AS required by law Mr.
Ilazen took the seines to the town clerk s
office in Alburgh and 10 days ago he re-
coivcd orders from State Fish and Game
Commissioner II. G.. Thomas of stowe to
cxnross the selnes to him. Thursday,
October 81 Mr.. Hazen took them to AL
| hurgh depot and asked the courteous at
| tcndant to have them weighed and re-
ceipt given After waiting a long time
| in the depot with the senes on the scales
| and no one Offering to receive them, not
withstanding Mr.. Hazen's personal re-
quest, he loaded the seines in his wagon
intending to drive to East Alburgh and
| express them from there.
! En- route Mr.. Hazen drove INTO the
yard of Mica ah Mott. about onc-half
mile south of the depot, and ate supper
at u C. Derby's in the tenement above
| said Mileage" Motifs. 1t was while thus
engaged In satisfying the pangs OF hun
ger that the big seine, 2l5 feet long, was
stolen. 1t mattered not that 1t was ad-
dressed to II. G. Thomas, Stowe, Vt, and
had an American Express company's tag
on 1t showing that 1t mad been in an ex-
press office where there was no one to
receive It, The seine disappeared from
Mr. Hazens wagon.
DISCOVERY OF THE THEFT.
The loss of the seine was discovered
at about $50 p. m, BY 600 p. nl>, the
county warden was in the presence of
Justice of the Peace William Mott ask
ing for search Uaxra,nt and u MAS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-07

Park block, Bennington, and a half in
tercst in mill property at North Benning-
ton is left to a nephew. Percy Hall Jen-
nings.
Gen. Levi G.. Kingsley of Rutland
found recently an interesting paper
among some old documents belonging
to his father, the late Harvey Kings
ley. 1t is "A copy of the original char
ter granted to the township Of Rutland
by King George III in 1861. IT re-
quircs about two columns OF ordinary
newspaper space to print the charter
i'm full and there are SO grantees.
The charter among other things en-
titles the town to open market place
and to hold two fairs annually. Any
grantee who failed to cultivate at
least five acres per year for five con-
sccutive years was compelled to for
felt all the land he had taken. IT was
unlawful to cut pine trees without H.
ccnsc. Taxes were paid with corn on
the ear.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-07
STATE GROWING RICHER.
Gain in Personal Property over ST.
OOO,OOO-That in Real Estate over
$4,000, OOO-Grand List
Figures.

Montpelier, Nov. 4.-The tabulaton Of
the grand list and polls of the State by
counties was given out yesterday from
the Office of the secretary of state. These
figures are for the year 1907 and in al
most every case show a large increase
over those of 1906. The gain in personal
property has been approximately one and
a quarter million dollars while the
gain in the appraisal of real estate has
been more than s1OO0O.OOO.
The real estate appraisal in 1901 totals
sl39 40, 7o2 In 1906 it was SIPS 99S, sas. The
Is appraised at Si4 13S. 96S, as against 81.
953.si2 in 1906. The list for State taxes
is s., 0oc. 2l5. 70, being S1lG6 % larger than
was that of 1906 There are 1S3335 polls
in the state and the acreage is 5.2S7, 49,
acres,
TABULATION By COUNTIES.
The tabulation by counties is as fol
lows:
Addison polls lO,l0, acres, A3l 80 rea
estate appraisal, s90SS,67i, personal APP
praisal, s32460S9, aggregate or one pea
cent. sl23,3i7 6S list for State tax $780,
4j1 63.
Bennington, polls. 1o,690. acres. 39S, 79o
appraisal, S,7l26S7. personal, s2,3S2, 800
aggregate, sl1O,95o59, State list 1921 SAG %
Caledonia, polls 1855, acres. 34l 3oi
appraisal for real estate $9N9l, 766 per
sonal, $26lS,37l, aggregate, Sis, l0l 81
State list, 1872 ,O99,37.
Chittenden, polls, 2o65S acres, 800, SIS
real estate, slSS4l,74o, personal, s6,224.l4
aggregate, s2iS G5S 50, State list, s26s, 3ls.
50.
Essex, polls, 1904, acres, 21S.2O1, rea
estate, s2,79O,53l, personal s472,525 aggre
gate. s32 63056, State list, s36 1854. &c.
Franklin. polls 13,77sa cres 1865, 1876, real es
tate, sl0,2i7, 400 personal s2,Sl1,6 02, ag
gregatc, $3.50, 5so69, State list sl44, $685. so.
Grand Isle, polls 1,S0S, acres, 1876, rea
estate, sl.l3s,525, personal s275,7S6 aggre
gate. sl4143,n, State list, sl595l.l1.
Lamoille, polls, 6,45S, acres, 22,35S, rea
estate, si1l7 .2l2, personal. s1.0SSOSS, ag
greGate, $52053, State list. s5s,5ll
Orange, polls. ll,72. acres, 4OOS45, rea
es.Axe, s6.e29,715, personal, s2S5'Sl aggre
gate, sol, $50, %, state list, sl0oS&.26.
Ha-t~-,A. rails u>712. acseS. %<sloAs rea