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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-10-16

,sr, On. s,ave, ~ s.il,e Haitian mad
,.s, us,.a nm 4, N the clouds n, avail.
iowea into the earth he could no,
have more effectively concealed his
,,,e.. than he has aone."
Thi. "a the s,a,emen, ~ Lieutenant
W y Dudlev 81 the New Mexico
uoo,,.d ,o,ics "a IN. Albuouerope
journal. and who for the mast ten DAYS
I'M. he.p soera,n0 n,oh, and day In
an eeor, to ana some cline 10 the
,as,,I,y Of the 0erd who murdered
the beau,ifuI los Tanos vir, near Santa
Rosa. two weeks AGO As she was rid.
,ns from SANTA Ross 10 her home.
..The theory that, the g;rl wen, into
The hills IN Leeo An .~ppo,p,men, with
ma, has lony since heep exploded. ,,
.aia r-.isu,sn.n, pud,ev. .sTvery ind;
e.,,on shows extreme yiolenee and
there 4. M, n thine IN the whole his
,ory ~ he victim 70 show tina, she
would Az .nv,h,ry .vsn ,ps,scree,.
.,Tbe theory ,hn, her as.ailan, was
. ,ramp has also heen exnlodea. I
b.v, fo,loxed the muYderer' = trail. In
so far ma !, has been possible 70 fol
,ov 1, ,lmo., n, INV hsras and knee.
and 4, shows a tborouvb familiarity
Nth IN. ,o,p,,v which no ,ramp eould
have had
"A,ou,d the .c.,. n, tho murSer
run seveyni ledy,. of shelf rock which
leaves ,b.olu,.Iv M foo, marks AZ
Ter ,ss.ul,,ne tho yirl and heating he,
boyr;hlv with rocks tho drag
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-10-16
WOMEN rAvoR SEWERAGE
CONTINUED from frst paee.)

thinks sewerage would be q hne thing
for the city provided the people are
sblo to stand the extra tar and a pro.
per drainage can bspmanaged. In case
the drainage prove an i~nsurmountable
object she suggests Septic tanks a. a
solution Of the problem.
Mrs. Alex Street says: az think we
need q sewerage system more than any
other municipal improvement. have
not studied the financial aide Of the
question but believe the tax would not
be as expensive as the present system.
IL we expect progressive people to
GENE in and invest In our city we must
have sewerage. We need 1t now and
need II badly"
Mrs. NJ. II. Koch y 81 am de.
cidedly In favor OF a sewerage system
because we need II badly. The sanitary
welfare Of the city demands it,"
Mrs. Earl George sums up the sit.
uation In a few words; ~ am heartily
In favor of q sewerage system; my rea.
son are the health Of our town de-.
mands IL and our homes would be made
mueh more e~onxsnient."
Mrs. Floyd Bess, one Of the most cap.
able educators, says: ~ am In favor
OF sewerage not only from "a sanitary
standpoint but as a means toward the
improvement Of the looks OF our city
and the cleanliness Of our premises
From a personal standpoint a sewer
age system would add much to the con
venience of our homes"
Mrs. T. A. Muirhead, who has just
finished fitting up one Of the prettiest
bungalows in the city, says; "Thougl
have not considered the question ex
cept from q personal standpoint,
think II would be a fine thing for gu
town and am heartily in favor Of 1t
hardly think waterworks much ad
vantage without sewerage and we ar,
waiting for sewerage before we put II
q complete system OF wsterworks II
our home.'
Mrs. A. ID. Gaudin, who owns on,
Of the handsomest homes in the city
thinks the city not yet old enough 70
a sewerage system, while admitting
that 1t would be q good thing for tn
city IL every property owner within
the limits we're compelled to put II
sewerage connections should the bond
be voted.
Mrs. Royal Prentice says in effect
~ an decidedly in favor OF seweraR'
and say let the city go ahead with il
We need 1t badly for not only on
health's sake but for greater conven
fence in our homes"
And so wa might multiply these opin
ions indefinitely, but enough has becl
said We hope to convince the lords o
creation, who alone can make or ma
the municipal ordinance, that an ia
rs the health Of the city and the con
venience of the hog,e, is concerned tn
women Of our towS'are In favor Of
sewerage system.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-10-16

!. J. Austin. soaih ~ the mountain,
brought In Johnson grass for the fair
eShibi, this week tina, Is six feet high.
There il little question about johnson
grass growing here, the question is
who will grow ~ Many Of our farm.
crs are from Texas, and In that state
n few years ago It gave 80 much trouble
to the farmers desiring to grow other
products, that there is now a prejudice
against II. II IL one Of the most hardy
grasses and can he grown here and b,
handled without much difficulty.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-10-16

Here is a pie melon story that the
News thin s is n good one. r.. II. Full.
wood Of San Jon, reports - melons on
one vine, averaging In weight 30 pounds
each. making 2la0 pounds from one
seed. But tina, is no, much better than
n $50 gallons Of molasscs from one
acre II ribbon cane. There il no use
humping Quay county aRriculturally,
We can show the goods. we are showing
the wide, wide world that We are an
agricultural country.
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oRpHuuN

The concerts Of tho orphsum Con.
cert Company at the Baptist Church
on Monday and Tuesday nights, IL be.
ing looked forward to by those ap.
preeiating good music and popular pro.
grams with unusual interest. II IL
not often that q musical treat Of this
nature IL offered here at popular prices
and from general indications the Or.
pheum Concert Company will play to
crowded houses both nights.
The personal Of the company Is un.
usually strong, each member having
had orchestral and concert experience.
The Piano, Flute, Clarinet and Violin
are familiar 10 most music lovers and
concert goers, but the Oboe and Eng.
lish Horn are instruments that are
seldom used except In large ~organiza
lions where they are very necessary
aud where the Instrumentation demands
their use.
Both Instruments are difficult to play
Nhu N t"suN Pcfi"'"'ir Vh '"c"
are few. The Oboe, when used rightly
by the composer, Is capable Of cs
pressing the deepest patbos and again
can express unbounded JOY. It's tone
Is not large but has great carrying
power, The English Horn Is in r%ealit,
an Alto Oboe which has a weird anG
mysterious tone which apparent,
comes from nowhere, yet is so faseinst
ing that once II IL here is never for
gotten. The numbers on the program
for these instruments have been chosei
with an idea to display their peculis
characteristics.
The program offers Q variety o
classical and popular numbers and vii
afford an evening Of pleasure,
The sent. will sell for hfty cents 10
adults aud twenty-five cents for chill
dren.
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Approved; Acting Commissioner
FRANK PIERCE. Acting Sec.

T. 4. Wayne 81 Tueumeari, Y. NJ,
who marketed 2 carloads Of cows yes.
terday, does not hesitate 10 say that
cattle are becoming scarcer each year
out on the ranges In this part OF the
territory II vas very dry last year, but
the latter half Of the summer brought
a change and rains, and now there IL
plenty Of feed for stock. Mr.. Wayne
has been watching the signs Of the
times and notes the fact that the set.
tiers are becoming more numerous and
cattle and sheep scarcer each year. "a
great many settlers ARE going In, and
some are coming out, - Mr.. Wayne said
as he talked about what had happened
In recent years. "a good many have
said that after awhile these settlers
win ind out that they cannot make a
90 Of Il, and will move awsy and that
eventually the eattlemen will get the
country again. But that In not going
TO happen, OF course, a good many set.
tiers In any new country leave disgust.
cd and never return. They did that In
Kansas 35 years ago. They went out
| by the hundred, and gave the state a
hard name, but Kansas IL today a great
agricultural state. We have = fns eli.
mate and a rich soil down here In New
Mexico. The irregular rainfall and the
| erareity NJ water M nFeaent woFk n
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-10-16
HUNTING PARTY or TO HILLS.

Tuesday morning early, Geo. Evans,
Jt, Chief Police, Benson, Attorney
Mayes and Sam Brewer hikcd II for
the mountains around Isidor TO he on
the range the morning the deer season
opens. This locality is JUS, west Of the
Roll Ranch aud deer are said TO be
plentiful.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-10-16
LADIES AID NOTICE

The Ladies' Aid Of the NJ. y. Church
will hold sr exchange and serve lunch
during the Tucumcari Fair In the
building occupied by the Wells Fargo
Express Co, on Main street. The La.
dies are in the interests Of worthy
cause and they certainly would he glad
for the help the public ean give them.
Do not therefore forget the place aud
the time.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-10-16
CLOSED

FIR, Mountain Sheep, Beaver and
Ptarmigan Tor white Grouse), killing.
capturing or injurinR prohibited at all
times.
Antelope, Bob.white Qusiis, Pheasant
or irjurinR prohibited until March 10,
1914.
Prairie Ohicken, killing, capturing
or injuring prohibited until January I,
1918.
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M. Z. CHURCH NOTICE.

We have changed our Sunday even.
ing service aud prayer meeting to
7;i5. Our Sunday School and Sunday
morning service will he held A. usunl.
We give the public a most hearty wei.
come to all Of our services.
q. ". Mcbride, Pastor.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-10-16
srRoDpARDs BUY POLO HORSES

The s~tFoddards and Messrs. Thomas
and Day, who have spent some days al
che Bell Ranch have returned east
They bought twenty TO thirty head Of
polo horses while here, and have en-
ployed Lewis Roberts TO take them "a
New York and train them. Lewis stod
aard WA on the bench in one Of the
international games between this
try and England, has his poic
grounds and stables Of polo horses Al
homs, and II now considered one among
this best players In the country.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-10-16

The railroad pay day this year hash Z
hurt Tucumcari business any. II has
averaged 100000 n month. when the
Tucumcari Memphis from Amarillo,
Texas, and the Santa Re from Clovis.
are running in here /, may reach 900,
o00, and that won't hurt the city any
either.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-10-16
WILL BUILD GRAIN PALACE

The Fair Committee has signed con
tract with parties 20 build a grain
palace for an exhibit hall at the fair
srouuds. The building In to be 2oxS0
feet ions with a ten foot ceiling and sv'
org thing except the frame TO be made
Of grain. This viii be a unique nc well
q a very appropriate design.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-10-16

The railroad business for Tucumcari
has not been 50 bad for 1909. All
the lines running into this city have
handled $4,000 ears, or an average
Of 600 cars daily, and 5000 Of these
ears handle Tucumcari business alone.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-10-16
sLAym or sAf.xxn HArrm
HAa vANmHm FROM nAnrH

ofuesr o. shs Mounted Police Comics
zee Himssif Completely Banned By
Methods Of Man VINO Committed Aw-
full Crime. Tracks Covered a Care.
fully ~ al Accomplished Crook Gould
Have Done.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-10-16

Tucumcsri Homestead No. 1857, meet,
every second and fourth Wednesday
evenings Of each month 81 the old
bank building.
DIR. D. Il. PATTERSON, w. y
MRS. U. h. PATTERSON, W. e.
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Tucrmcari Fire Department business
meeting the last Tuesday night In each
month. Meeting for practice the las,
Monday night In each month.
j. II. D~aughtry, Chief.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-10-16

Bethel Chapter No. IS, Order Of the
Eastern Star, meets at the new Ma
sonic hall every second and fourth
Tuesday evenings OF eaeh month.
HARRIET N. DONOHOO, W. N
Alice u. KOCH, Secretary.
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Brotherhood Of Locomotive Fire
men and Engineers No. sos, meets In
the old bank building every Tuesday
Ia the month at goo p. m.
ID. q. HINEs. Master
Il. A. W~INGaovE, h cretsry.
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Tucumcari Lodge No. 20. X. Of =.
meets every Wednesday evening ~
the new Masonic hall.
w. II. BRYMER, q. G
NJ. Is. GOLDEN BERG, X. OF X. and \.
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Ruth Rebckah Lodge No. =, meets
frat and third Tuesday evenings OF
each month 1t the new Masonic hall
MRS. q. Is. PARCHMAN, w. N
MRS. l.. y. SHERWOOD, Sec.
Brotherhood Of Railway Trainmcu
NESTS FIST and third 5a' rday after
n IONS, and Second anC fourth Sntur.
day evenings NJ the oil ban. huildirc.
II. r. COLDwELL, Ma.,c..
CLAUDE DUVAL, Secretary.
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ID DIRECTORY.

Tucumcari Lodge No. "a A. y. and
A. M. meets frst aud third Monday
evenings Of each month at the new
Masonic hall.
z. y. SAXON, W. NJ.
n. n. NICHOLS, Secretary.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
General Land once.
Washington, ID. O., August 10, 1909.
Register and Recover.
United atataa Land nfhea-

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valid claim. ,b.,.fo, ..o,i,.d nv 60.
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stock or ,n,srs., In m. comn.rv .na
m. .md.v,, a, N. -.,.,u... .t.-,..
thu, the psvuen, vas made In e..h .,S
when made.
ID, An affidavit Of ,hs .,.im.,,
showing IN. n.,u,. y, N. .on,,.,, =,
agreement he has with the eomnanv an.
%,itliny him IN thu ps. n, w.,a, IA
the ouaptitv Of va,,, ,o which hs 4.
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ment. or proper showing thu, tbs ON.
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Maybe you wouldn't think Il but the
hotel registers Of this city show that
We have entertained $4,000 visitors
In 1909.
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prrrsBuRo WINE THE pENNANr

In todsy's game Pittsburg defeated
Detroit s to o, winning the pennant.
Boys pay your bets.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-10-16
HUNTING LrcHNsR rHEa

Big game, meaning deer and tnr.
key, resident ........,..... Q 100
Bird license, resident. ........ 100
General license, covering big. ...
game aud bird, resident. go. $50
Big game license, non resident. $500
Bird license, non resident. ..,.. 500
Big game license. 7 sident, allen 800
Bird license, resident, alien .... 500
Bird license, non resident, alien 1000
Transportation permit, live game 100
Permit 10 transport out Of the ..
Territory, each deer. ........ 800
Permit 10 ship out OF the Terri
tory. each lot of fish ........ loo
Duplicate license, certificate o.
permit .,.'''.. lsW
Al non residents oveV the age Of
twelve years will be required
to pay . fishing license Of. 100
Pueblo anu reservation Indians Of
this Territory shall he considered resi-
dents for the purpose Of this sct.)
All trapping or illegal killing viii
be prosecuted. The following minimnia
sums ~ damage for the taking. killing
OF injur!hg thereof, "a. wit
For each elk exOO.OO
FOL sach deer ............. JO.UO
For sach antelope. .......... 10000
For each mountain sheep. ..... 10000
For eac.. mountain goat ........ $4,000
For each beaver. ............. 5000
For each bird. ............ 1000
For zach hsh. ......,..... 100
For further information - " anss
procuring license, etc. apply TO
@. q. MORDCRF.
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Carpenters and Joiners Union No.
675, Gets In new Masonic hall every
first and third Friday nights.
PAUL JACKSON, President
NJ. T.. PARISH. Secretary.
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Brotherhood OF Railway Carmen Of
America, meets every first aud third
Friday evenings NJ $500 O'Clock NJ the
old bank building.
NJ. b. MCDONALD. Chief Carmau.
A. N. FEM ELL, Secretary.
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CITY CHURCHES.
CHRISTIAN

Sunday Services
Sunday School, s:45 .. m.
Morning Service, IL q. m.
Evening Service, 1880 p. m.
Communion services every Sunday
Preaching Services, LIST, End aud
9Th Sundays.
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Tucumeari Lodge No. 10, I. D. o
y, meets every Thursday evening at
GRADY GAZETTE OFFICE
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Tucumcsri Camp No. IS, W. o w.
meets second and fourth Monday
evenings Of each month at the new
Masonic hall.
3. II. NEAFus, c. c
y. NJ. SALYERS, Clerk.
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Order Railway Conductors, No. 537
meets at the new Masonic hall ever
Sunda, evenings at 1880 p. IN.
e. ~ PARSON, Sec. aud Treas
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the new Masonic hall.
j. w. CAMPBELL, N. q
=. o. McDERMoTT, Secretary.
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Mrs. Louis B Sherwood u our city,
was elected secretary of Rebeksh As
sembly Of the territory at the Annual
Session just held at Albuquerque.
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4. TUCuMCARI, N. NJ. BRANCH 4.
Phone iss. r. o. Boz s6e
consignmsnts and correspondsnce
Solicited
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BAPTIST

OFFNE..SESOND STKEET, NEWS BUIDINu, TUCUMCARI,N n. n.
We sell city property, farms, ranches and accomplishments and charge as GU
commhsion ) per cent to the party selling
Middletown transcript., 1909-08-07

qaafia Of al l.naAsl shhn il one
quart u 1ailk. Z Ysn paint swo gallons
for one son pay double iof labOr ansl
labor costs more than paint.
You know how it's with cleas Inmber
and knots. H'sfhs same with all paint
and half-paint.
i day work is . gallon Of paint or
half:paint.
apply it TO business. Suppose you
have two houses, same sizs; paint ons
Dssoe, the other Ithe other prominent
paint ii your town.
It takes 10 gallons Deyoe, si.75 . gall
lon, SIT 80 for paint; So ) gallon for labor,
$50 for labor; whole job. $3.50
Iltakes Is gallons Of that other paint,
same price, s2625 Tor paint; $S . gallon
for labor, s45 for labor; whole job S7l.25.
And which wears best, clear pine or
pine knots.2 Deyoe wears better than
that weak paint.
What warrant is there for saying that
paint is weak Ittakes more gallons.
Yours truly
"a FW DEVOE & co
PSI. F. McWhOrter & Son sell our
paint.
Middletown transcript., 1909-08-07
MALE ORDER Bus1NEss


Money order transactions in the post
Offices have grown to 60 large al extent
ia the last year or two that il is now
necessary to maintain force Of approx.
lmately 75O accountants, bookkeepers, as
sorters and examiners in the Office of the
aaaitor ol the Postofice Department
DnrinR the first three-QuaFteHs Of the
last fiscal year, ended June SOth, there Was
I'D increase 81 Z, ,OS9, 900 in the number Of
money orders Issued, as compared with
tie corresponding period in the preceding
year. The value of the orders issued,
however, was SIS, $40. 600 less than for the
corresponding period Of last year.
The average value Of domestic money
orders issued during the quarter ended
March Slss, 1909, was $6.6l and the aver.
age value Of tbe international money
orders during the same period was S2O.5S.
That an immense amount Of money is
sent from America to foreign countries,
and that the balance is heavily against
this country, is indicated BY ths statement
Of Auditor Chance of the POstofHcs De-
paFtment. that the International money
orders issued 10 the United States and
payable in nsforeign countries exceeded she
value Of orders drawn in foreign countries
5sid d his country during tho fiscal
gssr Of l9 BY approximately s6e, ,OOO, 600
Middletown transcript., 1909-08-07
MEE OF COURAGE WANTED


More men OF courage. Surely that is
what the world needs to make it better.
Not the courage to fight and die in the
field of battle, but 70 live in ones daily
work when there is so much to dspresa;
rn ID tie struggle when failure attends
che footsteps; 10 stand at tie post Of duty
when Is Is 40 obscure one and no vOics-oI
kind appreciation il heard
We need men of courage to tell the
truth ct tlIe counter, even II a sale be
missed; to rebuke him who utters a pro-
fame word in a public place; to speak on
she unpopular side Of a question; and to
vote, from deep conviction with small
majority. We need men with courage 10
refuse to sign petition Of an unworthy
applicant for Office, and courage to do
anything which makes majprity to ex-
claim, He is very eccentric" Some men
viii face the bayonet sooner than laugh,
and cares less for blow than a word Of
contempt.
IL is sad to think how many have been
led into incorporate and profigats habits
By the fear Of their comrades laughing
at their conscientious scruples. Oh, for
the couragsto say 'No" when sinners en-.
tics, and to say "yes," when the saints
exhort.
Middletown transcript., 1909-08-07
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
OF
Pencader Hundred!

The taxable residents Of Pencader Hun.
dred, and all persons liable to pay tax ID
said Hundred, are hereby notified that
the Taxes for the year 1909 are now due,
and the undersigned Tax Collector fol
said Hundred, will be at
GLASGOW
Aug. 25th, Sept. 25sh, Oct. 9Th, Nov.
24th, Dec. 18th, to Pm.
s1MMIT BRIDGE
Aug. 26th, Sept. 9th, Oct. 18th, Nov.
26th. Dec. 18th, 10 to IL a. M.
KIRKwooD
Aug. 26th, Sept. 9th, Oct. 2Sth, Nov
26th, Dec 2eth, 2to \ e. M.
DAYErTss MILL
Aug. 9th, Sept. 2Sth, Oct. 27th, Nov.
27sh, Dec. 30th, 10 tol2 Am.
BRYAN's kToRE
Aug. 27th, Sept. 28th, Oct 29fh, Nov.
18th, Dec. Both, 2 70 "A P. M
RxTRAcr FROM THE LAVE oF DELAWARE,
GOVERNING THE COLLECTION OF TAxRs OF
NEW. CASTLE COUNTY. SECTION 81 CHAN ER
30, VOLUME u, LAWS or DELAWARE, lie
AMREDED:
Section 3-Tbat on an tz4es baid b
fore the first day Of October Eli ehall n
en- abatement Of FIVE per caIilunsA On 81
taxes paid before the hFet dng ak aganasii
Der there shall be an abateilanl t lifss
per centum. On ain taxes nj Ne
the month Of December there n5
abatement whatever And oH al
unpaid on The FIRST day u Jannnl
per cenGum Thereof shall be added ga
JOHN y 4gll7a> H
Ccllector Of TaTeh Tor Reneadaf Hund