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The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-30

MISS MIHNE HlHCOCE
ENTERTAINED.

Mics Minnie Hancock entertain.
ed . number Of friends last Non.
day evening at her home.
MISS Minnie was assisted in the
entertainment by Miss Bessie
Fondren. Delightful refreshment
were served, snd the event was
in every way . most delightful
one. Those present were 49,
Bessie Fondren, Lsva Hall,
Sophie Glenn, Myrtle and Ella
Hunter, Viola and Necie Gun
ningham, Cassie and Mollie Dill
ard. Ellen Hicks, M--',n Shaw,
Mable Teed. Ferris Shelton, For-
rest Hudnall. Ansen Foudren,
will Blskley. Woodie Rice, Jim
Cunningham, Edwin Frazier,
Elma Haynes. John Wilmington
aad Douglas Phillips.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-30
Mss NELL DRIkE ENTER.
TANNED.

Miss Nell Drake sntertained Q
large number Of friends Monday
evening ct the home Of Mr.. and
HFs. Z. b. Coz. Ths occasion
wss greatly enjoyed BY all pre-
sent. Those present were Miss
Donna Givan. Roy Ohivens. Bert
Chivens. Miss Hennan Miss
Mabel Marcy. Miss Ellie Jackson
Mise Aana B. hurry, Miss
Mamie 0ordoa, kfssstine Gursy
Miss Warnock. O. ". MuFry.
Otto Tinklepaugh., Harry Murry
". Tinklepaugh and Logsn
Meeks.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-30

The story is told concerning an
editor in . nearby town who
found . post marked and direct
ed envelope one morning in his
coal house. he immediately
printed an article in his paper
stating that some one in town
had been stealing coal from bis
neighbors q few nights ago, and
accidently dropped IN addressed
envelope bearing HE name. But
that if the guilty partly would
call and pay his back subscription
the editor would not publihs the
name.
Morsl-The next day twenty
FIVE Of his delinquent subscribers
paid mp.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-30
ASUPR|SE PARTY.

Mr.. Leonard Byus was agreeab.
ly surprised when > number oI
his friends met ct his home the
other evening and had . party,
the evening ~as spent in the US
ual manner and eli present say
that it vas the time of their
lives. Those present were, Minnie
Hancock, Eessie Fondren, Sophie
Clean. Nellie Grant. Forrest
Hudnall, Ferris Shelton, Will
Blakeley. Floyd Haynes, Ells
and George Hunter
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-30

There are several dig buildings
in FL Psso which will likely be
built this fall and winter, and
the company is anxious tn ret
in shape in order 20 be in : Sesi
tion to figure for them. Il can
produce the goods end get into
III Paso and compete with brick
or anything else, and still make
big profits.
In Offering the stock the con-
pany wants it understood thss
u makes no guarantees Of sny
kind. The stoek he's . lien on all
the sssets Of the company and its
earnings until its dividend is
paid. This propery alone qua
fsntees and safely secures the
pFefeFred stock Of the eompuny
and makes the purchase Of this
stock as safe On investment GO
con be found anywhere. As
there is not . great amount Of
shares TO be disposed Of. invest
OFs should not delay. The stock
is valuable, the dividends will
be large. Send in your subserip-
tions now before IL 10 tou Iste.
For father in form alton
write to A. 8. Pierre, secretary
and treasurer Alamogordo 0tone
Marble Company. Alsussepsdo.
New Mexico, whom also, address
for particulars not made plain in
in this free aud unsolicitsd edi-
t0risl.
To the scores NJ people Who
have asked our advice On the
subject Of investment and 10 the
Thousands who desire to increase
their resources we would make
the statement that in ell things
they find the AlamogOrdo Stone
snd Marble 0ompanH Ahess 10
prosch. and eomposed Of busi-
ness men whose every represen-
tstion can be implicitly relied
upon. The COM ~ needs mol
encomium st the hands of the |
Western Trade Journal, OF any |
my other paper, but in the inte- |
rest Of many Of 0ur readers who |
have sums Of money 10 invest in |
} legitimate proposition We take |
pleasure in recommending. it in
he strongest and most unreserv-
ID manner as being beyond snssE
ion the best in its line. Invest
Rsaes 6 euy sum can be made
y writing 30 the above address,
nd We advise our readers to lose
10 time in placing their money
'here it will earn then at lest
per cent right along.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-30
PARTY 1T MISS FONDRfNS.

We are informed that Miss
Bessie Fcndrens friends in
> bunch at her home, last Tues.
day evening, the refreshments
were 90 good that none reached
the News Office. Those present,
ct party, were Cassie billiard.
Minnie Hancock, Ellen Hicks.
Laura Bennett, Levs hall, Mari
on Shaw, Mable iced, Forrest
Hudnall. Ferris shelton. Edwin
Frazier, Elmo Haynes, VIII
Blakley, Douglas Phillips, John
Wilmington and Jim Cunning
ham.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-30
ENTERTAINED BY MISS
ELLA JACKSON.

On last Tuesday night, Miss
jackson entertained . number
Of her friends at the home of
II. w. Park.
Games were played and later
the refreshments followed which
ended . most enjoyable evening
entertaipment for the young
people. It was . fine time they
ell had, that was reported.
Those present were. Mamie Mes
bitt. Nell Drake. Lidney Powers
Iona Woods, Annie b. Murry,
O. v. Murry, Logan Meeks.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-30
! MclIIR.

This weeks pictures are exeep.
tioniy fine. also is the music end
illustrated song, Friday and Set.
urday nights pictures Base ball
series, Pittsburg vs Detroit.
Cattle thieves, . story Of the
Northwest. Saturday there will
be two new subjects, one
called . soldier end Q logIess
runner.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-30
v. A. WOODS
Returns.

W. Il Woods, the Well
known stock man of Alamo,
Canon. sent 50 head Of hogs ia
IT. Worth . few days ego. which
brought the highest market price
Mr.. Woods accompanied the
shipment and also visited friends
and relatives before coming
home.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-30
PRIZE 6 CENTS


The Farmer Fists press agent
has negligent Of HE duty: the
inclosed items cover 0 period Of
1T least three weeks.
Mrs. j. T. SAMSON is caring for
the three children Of her daught-
er who recently died in Califor-
MIA. The youngest Of the children
is about two years old, and tks
lderst about five. Ernie SAMSON
10 ct home now and the son Tom
from California arrived Christ
mas day for short visit.
Mr.. Christopher is still eonfin-
ed to his home with heart trouble.
MIR. Brown o farmeI from south
Of Kansa City has homestsaded
the quarter just north of Christ
ophers and moved onto the same
Christmas day. He eexpects TO pus
in good we'll and centrifugal
pump and will fence ct once He
is . young man with O wife and
one child.
Mrs'Neal il staying with her,
sister Mrs. Hobbick this wee4
her husband is in the mountains
on work for the forest service.
John Belk from Russia, Tom
Charles and family and Herb
Loomis and family took Christ
mas dinner ct J. r. Yales home.
1t was 90 good that they didn't
get away until sftef supper too
and we are told thsk John Belk
fingered until nezt day.
The Richardson and Missik
families took .dinher Of the Mar
tin home in Alamogordo on Gnn-
day last II was . postponed
Ghrissmssl dinnef. ...s.,
Sim Bowden is over on Grow
Flats and his mother is taking
care of the ranch in his absence.
Judge Carter from Tennessee
hss . new we'll down shout forty
feet and 10 unable 70 90 further
on account of the wster. He L.
now waiting for Q centrifueAl
pump which win beiastslled and
operated. He hopes 70 raise go
EHllOus per minute.
Dick Palmer who has been -
the Richardson home fora few
weeks has filed on . quarter
lbove L. Luz and will go to work
IN it ct once. He bought q team
wagon and harness from Mr..
Frost.
Mrs. Herb LOomisis in the Mrs.
)'Riley hospital in AlamogordO
t present.
Miss Maude Davis and grand
mother Mrs. Bush have moved
ut to the homestead. We UNDER
tand that they will fence the
arm and stock itii the immedi-
te future.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-30
MILITARY DANCE GRAND
SUCCESS.

The military ball given last
Christmss'night By Company -
Of the New Mexico National
Guard was one Of the best at
tended and most enjoyable ever
given By that organization. And
. grand success financially.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-30
Grace NE. Church.
Grace n. e. Church.
Communion Service at close
OF brief sermon by the pastor.
NOTICE Y. 0. v.

A special meeting will be held
Saturday, night January 1, for
the purpose Of electing officers,
every one should come that
possibly can. r. Fl. Williams.
Act. cleak.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-30
E9SANATORJVNO
ID NEWS 90

The work Of laying out and
grading streets for the tent colo
avis progressing rapidly. Two
tents have already been placed.
Work on the elc trio road pro.
missed the sanatorium by Jan. 1.
1910 has not been indefinitely
p"sponed as reported.
Mrs, Joseph Postal and daught-
er Eleanor who were quartered
temporarily ct the sanatorium
have gone 10 Fl Paso where DR..
Postal has accepted the position
If Assistant House Physician
at the Baldwin Sanatorium.
Miss Emma Miller Of Washing
ton, ID. O. and Mrs. @. n. Com
mshder Of Yazoo City, Miss. re-
gistered last week.
: Henry Cater and Jim Hanna
'aeefsceut st the institution.
Purvis Dsrden arrived recent
" from Atlanta, Ga.
On Friday morning the cath.
Mrs. Sadie Taylor of Oarzons,
Kansas was taken suddenly iii.
At present she 10 much improved
and in . few days win be able
To take her . eustomed place.
Miss Mamie Z. Nc Gimsey of
q Paso, j. doing service IS spe-
cial nurse at the Institution.
Christmas was delightfully."- |
celebrated with . tree contain. |
ing appropriate gifts. frankie |
the renowned foot ball |
player of Kansas City, received .
Inc foot ball. Miss Nellie Mar
in was given . beautiful horse
md trap. A fine watch and chain
Vas presented toJ. Il. Dressed. |,
Zach Of the other patients receiv-
d equally suitable rememhrsa-
es l.
seven course dinner, which
'ss thoroughly enjoyed By all
'as served by Chef Keen and
eau "i'" onieiu''
.,o' o'u'H''n was I
1o'' y . " D'e''ei 70 ainnsr |!
~
The management and patients )
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-30

pssissdiy AStcs.rd-
Hewitt Were yes ever h a. swk-
ward positioa1
Jewett-I am al The time.
Hswltt-How is tAaff
Jewett-I have two siris iiviag n the
same strest. - Brsokiyn Esgis.
THE srsksvs Alssrnsaivs.
-It II more than esn bearr' be erisA
IN agonised aecsnts
Then suppose wen have b Join
ths buIl movement" rspilse - part.
aes.--Ksasas city fimes.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-30
THE FOLLOWING We
C,HtD tain Il
WESTERN TRACE j(lgaa's'.aIL

| WESTERN TRACE JOURNAL
| There is no subject at present
demanding q more serious atten
tion from the financial press than
that which has to do with the
safe investment Of some Of the
large and small sums of money
that have been living idle in safe
deposit vaults for the past two
OF three years. The country 10
again prosperous, and the timidi-
|ty which characterized, capital
during the days the tariff ques-
zion was under consideration By
Congress has been succeeded by
D confidence which threatens to
carry investors to the other ex-
IRENE. Not day passes that
ths mails Of ell our leading finan-
eial papers do not contain letters
soliciting advice and information
concerRJne the Different clssses
OF investment. propositions now
the markht. To all such in
quires that have been addressed
to this papers, we have invariab-
ly replied that expert knowledge
and assistance are necessary in
this connection The element Of
safety has. above ell other quail
ties, to be considered in suy sort
Of an investment. There are al
50 other details in regard to
which the average investor has
10 depend upon the special know
ledge and experience III Lhs aewsl
papers and trade jourals devoted
10 such subjects.
In this connection conservative
investors who read this paper
may be interested in
proposition of the Alamogordo
Stone and Marble Company, Just
Incorporated for purpose Of put
ing marble on the market. The
ON '4Hy has . ledge of about
!, 700 fee t face and about
o feet in diameter. It is incor.
'orated for $30, 900, and will sell
3 CD worth Of stock at the parf
slue, $40 per share, making 800
hare. Ii you want to get hold
I . good proposition that will {
rake you good returns on the I
'oney invested, it will pay you q
} look into this matter. The I
ro6t will be between Is and 125 4
er cents. The Company does
Of have to raise it's marble, it
in the forms of ledge or cliff,
nd is about 90 feet from the
'ttom Of the canyon, and is
lree miles from the railroad
ack and just east of Alamo
'rdo, New Mexico. There is r
good wagon road up to the q
larry sHd the company expects r
have = switch run up there h,
ortly, after it gets under head n
y. These properties are eigh- :.
six miles from ri Paso, Texas, :,
the 81 Paso Southwestern. \,
rth of ~ Paso, and the ides is
put in machinery to put the
'ne IN shape for the market, Is
d ship 10 81 Psso for building
rpose. and ell over the western
untry for monumental purpose,
the company will, not have
- A~snu~As&sz~- A. I-xsI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-01-27

at !. o. o. r. hall Friday evening, Jan. 20.
A baked bean supper win b served, fol-
lowed by an entertainment.
Win Nutter, Of Bluehill, spent the
weekend with his father here.
Chester Smith and wife have gone to
Massachusetts for the winter.
A. F. Blake is home from Bar Harbor,
where he has been employed.
Miss Eulalia Carter is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Rena Page, at North Sedgwick.
Naskeag lodge, F. and A. M, held .
public installation ct its hall Wednes-
day evening. The officers were installed
as follows by DR.. F. 8. Herrick, P. w. M,
and I. Mayo IS grand marshal: E. h.
Bridges, M; II. M. Pease, .. w.; A. H.
Mayo. J. w.; T. c. Stanley, 8. D.; Rodney
Allen, J. D.; r. A. Flye, secretary; F.W.
Cole, treasurer; 8. e. Mcfarland, y. g.;
Clarence Stanley, J. g.; I. Mayo, marshal
II. b. fainter, tyler; DIR. F. 8. Herrick,
chaplain. The church aid circle served
supper.
Jan. Is. UNE FEMME.
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AcGa. NG.css.

~-~~->~-o~~NoO>~~ N-,
To all persons interested in either Of the es-
At q probate court held at Ellsworth, in and
for the county Of Hancock, on the fifth day
day Of January, .. d. 1909.
FTNHE following matters having been pre-.
i sented for the action thereupon herein
after indicated, It is hereby ordered that mo-
tice thereof be given TO all persons interested,
lished three weeks successfully in the Ellis
worth American. newspaper published At
Ellsworth. in said county, that they may ap-
worth. in said county, on the second DAY
Of February. q. d. 1903, 1t ten Of the clock
In the forenoon. and be heard thereon II they
Juliet M Livingston, late Of Eden, in said
county, deceased. A certain instrument pur.
porting to be . duly exempli6ed copy OF the
gether with petition for probate thereof. pre-
sented by Philip Livingston, the executor
therein named. '--- -,hrs ~
said county, deceased. certain instrument
purporting to be the last will and testament
Of said deceased. together with petition for
probate thereof presented BY Alice h. Scott,
the executrix therein named.
Hugh Mcmillan. late Of Detroit. in the
county OF Wayne, state OF Michigan, de-
Trust Company, OF said Detroit. executor.
fled for settlement
Lavinia ii. Leland. late Of Eden. in said
county. deceased. First and fnal account Of
Elvin Y. Leland. executor, fled for settle
James Broderici, late Of Winter Harbor, in
said county, deceased. First account Of Har-
~ E. Hooper, administrator, fled for settle.
ment.
Frank G. Fsrnham. late Of Penobscot, in
Charles Z. Gibbs, administrator. fled for set.
Element. rl14 Ili I}yifS r $50 5sf-f-3 "
Dyer p. Jordan, late, of Ellsworth. in said
county, deceased. First account OF Charles
P. Dorr. administrator de bonss non, filed for
settlement.
Frances A. Cord on minor, Of Eden. in said
county. First and final account of Melvin r.
Emerson, guardian, filed for settlement.
Agnes +. Harding, person OF unsound
mind, of DanfOrth, county OF Washington
formerly of Hancock, in the county Of Han
cock. First account of Alice d. Golding,
guardian, filed for settlement.
Noah Brooks, late Of Castine, in said coun-
ty, deceased. Third account of Charles c.
Upham, trustee, flied for settlement.
Emma b. Hunnewell and Hermon G. Hun
newell, minors, OF Lamoine, in said county.
Petition filed by Electa Roper formerly
Electa Hunnewell). guardian, Tor license to
sell certain real estate OF said minors, as de-
scribed in said petition.
Slower P. Gross, late OF Bucksport, in said
county, deceased. Petition fled by Raymond
Fellows, administrator for license to sell Ger
tain real estate OF said deceased as described
in said petition.
Elmena H. Brewer, late OF Pasadena. Los
Angeles county, state Of California, deces sed.
Petition filed by Alvaro r. Mcfarland. admin
said deceased, that the amount Of collateral
inheritance tax upon said estate be deter
mined by the Judge OF probate.
EDWARD e. CHASE, Judge Of said Court.
true copy OF the original.
Attest:-T. F. MAHoNRY, Register.
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i0UNTY NEWS.
sEpawIcK.

| A. small lost a valuable mare ~'0-
isy.
.are trip to Portland.
p fl. Smith gave . missionary tea
home Friday afternoon.
Fannie Hooper is quite i'll OF pneu-
!. Her sister, Mrs. Bracy. is caring
her.
" n Small and Joy F. Small went
, =, Wednesday, returning the
II day.
:, Young people have been enjoying
.;rn an The river and on Rhodes
.hich has been fine the past week.
| uosons of Eggemoggin lodge held
installation Wednesday evening.
.,,e stsff of officers was installed ~
.aar After the ceremony, program
,.nced by the entertainment COM
49, vas carried out, consisting OF music
rsad,ug. The rendering OF THE
.,nsn from Longfellow's Hiawstha,
Airs T. d. Husband, was particularly
N. A picnic supper Was served to
Dot $50.
..,ns Hall died Thursday morning,
L,neurnonia. He was the son OF Capt.
u and Eyelena Hall, OF this place, and
I twenty-nine years OF age. He leaves
1, brotbers aud three sisters, all OF
|om are married. He hsd been IN III
lub since his seventh year, suffering .
| !, deal at times with asthma. Sympa-
ia extended his bereaved parents.
grices were conducted at the home
[urday, Rev. A. b. Carter officiating.
Ian, %. h'
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ATLANTIC.

Otis Albee and wife are visiting friends
in Sharon, Mass.
Clarence Smith, who has been visiting
In Massachusetts,, Is home.
Charles Sprague is spending the winter
with his father, David H. Sprague.
Ross Joyce and wife and Linwood Joyce
and wife returned last week from trip
to Rockland.
Chester Robbins and wife are taking a
trip through Bangor. Stockton Springs,
Waterville and other Maine towns.
Jan. IS. 8.
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STATE OF MAINE.

e>>SfS<SNo>>rANArNrsrN =
STATE or MAINE.
HANCOCK ~ AT the court Of county COM
missioners begun and holden ct Ellsworth,
within and for the county Of Hancock ON
the second Tuesday Of October A. D. 1903,
and BY adjournment ON the 18th day Of De-
cembes A. D. 1903.
A ND now the county commissioners In &C.
IA cordance with Section IS, OF Chapt or Q
Of the Revised Statutes Of Maine, having frat
made an annual inspection in the month Of
September, A. D. 1908. OF all the county roads
in the uuincorp0rated townships and tracts
OF land in said county and having thereupon
made an estimate OF the amount needed to
put said roads in repair SO as TO be safe and
upon the following unincorporated townships
aud tracts OF land in said county Of Hancock,
inclusive OF water and land reserved for pub
lie use. for the above named purposes OF put.
also tor permanent Improvements on State
roads In accordance with Chapter liz OF the
Public Laws OF 1907, during the year A. d. 1909,
- follows, to wit:
TOWNSHIP NUMBER T.
Upon township No. 2, in the South Division,
we assess the sum Of e4l60 for the repair Of
roads in said township, as provided in Sec.
tion 60, Of Chapter 9, Of the Revised Statutes
Of Maine, from which sum we set apart the
sum Of ~, 1t being 33i3 cents on each $1,000
OF the value OF said township, to be expended
Tor permanent improvements of said roads as
provided in Section 4, OF Chapter III OF the
Public Laws Of 1907; and, desiring State aid ~
provided In section OF said Chapter liz. we
further raise, appropriate. set apart and as
sess upon said township No. 7, the sum Of
above set apart for permanent improvements,
said assessment amounting in all to the sum
Of $500 Valuation, $16,leS. Rate Of taxa
ton, .00S1.
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In the District Court of the United States for
the District of Maine.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
To the creditors Of FOLLETT @. HART.
WELL, of Franklin. in the county Of Han.
cock. and State OF Maine.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th
IN day of January, "a d. 1903, the said Fol-
lett G. Hartwell was duly adiudicated bank
rupt, and that the first meeting Of his credi.
No. 90 Exchange street, in Portland, on the
8th day Of February, IA. d. 1903, at O'Clock in
the forenoon, at which time the said creditors
may attend prove their claims, appoint q
trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact
such other business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting. LEWIS PIERCE,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Jan'y "a, 1909. Portland, Ne.
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BROWNSVILLE.

MEMORIAL REVOLUTIONS
hereas. 1t has pleased the Divine Master
remove from us by death our beloved
Sther, William W. Cousins,
eesoired, That we extend our heartfelt ~ M
)hy to the family in their great sorrow.
! lost an earnest worker and consistent
Pther, one who was always willing and
kious to do his part, one who was..alwsys At
post, one who will be sadly missed.
FesoIved, That copy Of these resolutions
spread upon our records, copy sent TO the
billy and a copy sent 70 THE ELLswoxrB
|sRrcAs for publication.
n. d. CHArro,
r. h. BiLLIHes,
Committee.
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1872 Sl9, 1925

lS,loZ SlSpoZo wv 20
We hereby appoint Lincoln c. Bragdon, Of
Franklin, as agent to superintend the ex-
penditure OF a75.79 under our direction upon
the roads in the western part of township No.
10, commencing at the east line OF township
No. 9 and extending to a stake marked "A"
standing on the northern side of said road;
the remaining sum of $14.49 of said assess
ment toge Their with amount received from the
State is to be expended as directed by the
State commissioner of highways.
TOWNSHIP NUMBER 10, EASTERN PART.
Upon the eastern part of township No. 10.
in the South Division, we assess the sum OF
$50 06 for the repair Of roads in said township
as provided in Section IS, of Chapter 3, of the
Revised Statutes of Maine, from which sum
we set apart the sum OF 1885, it being 33ia
cents on each $1,000 Of the value OF said town.
ship, to be expended for permanent improve.
ments OF said road provided in Section 4,
OF Chapter 1l2, OF the Public Laws OF 1907;
and, desiring State aid provided ia Section
5 OF said Chapter liz, we further raise, APP
propriate, set apart and assess upon said
township No. 10, eastern part, the sum of
34.s3, it being fifty per cent. of the amount
above set apart for permanent Improvements,
said assessments amounting in all to the sum
Of ss7.89. Valuation, &5.170. Rate of taxa
ton, .017 on dollar.
No. valu-
Name of owner. acres. alton. Tax.
Campbell, A. b Co., 2,50s t3,l35 t5s 80
Cook. M. H. 50 60 102
Bailey, j. n % 81
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BROOKLYN.

A. q. Farnsworth spent the past week
Boston.
Mrs. Hattie Radcliffe returned TO Rock
pd Wednesday.
Il. 8. Curtis fell on the ice last week, in
PING himself severely.
Capt. M. A. Flye came home from Ston-
(ston Sunday, for the winter.
|Vsnter Harbor Rebekah circle met with
|fs. g. E. Mcfarland Friday evening, and
|ade arrangements for Q social to be held