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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-04
The LAZY Panamsnisn.

A French traveller on the isthmus
observed tlist the chief industry OF the
Panamanian is l0yemakiRg. It is his
only industry 81 the sense that it Is
the only vocation which he pursues
indusiriousiy. He never works on the
canal He is addicted to no form 81
agriculture or manufacturing. How
he manages TO keep alive is a mys-
terry which is not wholly solved by the
reflection that II is never cold in Pan
anna. that one can buy clothes enough
TO keep him out Of the clutches Of the
police for $40 a year that there are
plenty OF hsh in the sea Panama. be
ing interpreted. means plenty fish,.
ard that \ banana tree viii grow any
where. Everybody's.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-04
PLACER MINE IS
UNDER HAY STACK

PRESCOTT. May Discovering a
: -seh placer mine on the site occupied
b. hsystacks the last forty years on
the Condron ranch at Walnut Grove
was the remarkable experience last
week OF Daniel Condron who was
born and "a sed to manhood on the
ranch on which his parents settled
IN pioneer days. Stl more remark
able is the fact that his father and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Con
dron. went 10 Alaska during the
Klondyke excitement. little dreaming
that on their own ranch existed
golden treasure which now promises
to prove rs rich as any OF the IA
nous diggings Of the land OF the
midnight sun. Miss Abbie Condron,
mother Of Daniel Condron, still re
sides on the home place. Her hus-
hand died several years ago, leaving
her sole owner. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Condrol reside with her.
Preliminary to the discovery OF the
AAA1 placer 6AOA4Al NEAR tue nAF
stack was the finding of a good sized
gold nugget by Miss Stella CLARK. the
young niece of air. Condron and
granddaughter of Mrs. Abbie Con
dron Miss Clark picked up the mug
get while engaged at play. She was
attracted by its golden hues and
soon showed it to her uncle Having
had considerable experience in placer
mining Mr. Condron asked her where
she found the nugget and started TO
investigate. With a pan he soon
found colors in the dirt Still 10th 70
believe that the ground was rich N
gold, he loaded a wheelbarrow with
/ the soil and sands which he wheeled
to the creek, 50 yards distant, which
to his surprise yielded nearly 81 in
small nuggets and fine gold. washed
in q pan.
4 Not yet convinced that the Condron
ranch included within its confines
what appears to be a very rich placer
mine, he made subsequent tests OF
ether parts nearby. recovering gold
in his pan in every instance. Mr.
Condnon Is now making further tests
Of other parts Of the place and ex-
poets soon to start placer mining in
a systematic way.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-04
CHOICE MISCELLANY
The Hustler Abroad.

"Pomeroy Burton. formerly of New
York." said a magazine editor, lis
covering himself with glory in Lon
don. He is showing the old Times
and Post what real, live, bustling Yam
kee journalism is
"Pomeroy's latest feat was TO rot
out in his own person and interview
a royal duchess from Spain.
THE duchess had declared she would
see no reporter. but Pomeroy bribed
the elevator boy at Claridge's. and
one night on her return from supper
it was Pomeroy in the elevator boys
livery who ran her mp to her apart
ment With his smooth shaven. alert
face he passed for an elevator boy
easily.
~Pomeroy only ran the duchess half
way up. lie stopped between the
fourth and fifth floors and said:
Madam. l represent Lord North
cline and all his millions of readers.
and you shan't bulge step tin you've
granted me an interview
Nc tuthfHS HuDthAtttN iAhe al
foreigners, she was very nervous I'm
an elevator. But after the interview
was ended she said Indignantly to
Pomeroy:
What low. mean advantage you
have taken of a helpless woman, And
l thought, forsooth. the English were
SO chiyalrous"
'POmeroy rs he replaced in his brass
buttoned coat his pencil aud copy pa
per answered, with smile:
But. madam. / am not English -
Los Angeles Times.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-04
STOCK MARKETS, RAILROADS, FINANCIAL AND MINING
WOMAN AND FASHION
Plated Skirt Still Worn.

The plated skirt is still worn and
presumably will be while the shorter
length prevails. A quaint revival was
evidenced in a suit seen recently made
with one of the shorter and also fuller
coats. Though the effect was mar
row, certain dexterous plaits were ar
ranged at the back aud even at the
sides Of the basque. and the skirt was
plated TO correspond 1t was made
OF rather fine but firm cheviot serge
in a good shade of deep blue. but
when the wearer moved the plaits
parted a little and revealed the fact
that they were duh purple inside. II
was cleyerly done. as no purple was
visible while the suit was Ia repose.
OF course many combinations OF color
could be used, aud one rather mcom-
mon ana smart would be brown and
black. with black facings. set off with
plain dome shaped buttons in smooth
sui jet
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-04

There are some simple little frocks
Of ivory white satin or even Of soft
muslin that are claiming attention
these days. for they form backgrounds
for new ideas in tunics.
They are made with perfectly plain
bodice and skirt. the lower edge II
the latter finished with two or three
fiounces.
over this foundation the separate
tunic is slipped. II is of chiffon. en-
broidered gauze. silk net or heavy
tulle and is beltcd in at the waist line
The low neck, sleeve line and border
are edged with band Of soft satin
that matches the shade Of the tunic.
Frequently these tunics are elab-
orately trimmed with braid, silk EN-
broidery or buttons. They are easily
made and give a distinctly new touch
to the gown for afternoon or evening
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-04
LII. Hale Meekera.

\ new sect has been formed AZ
Tihis The half week.-mrs. o- pol
nedcli." as they call themselves. teach
that only three days and half in cv-
cry week ought TO De given TO work ;
the rest should he devoted TO rcc-ca-
ton and the recuperation OF the
strength lost in labor Idleness is q
sin. It Is maintained. bat so is over
much work. and every man ought to
regulate his life so that he may have
au equal share OF activity ard Of rest
The founder of the movement. the
ph0phet Kusmitch. lives up To his high
ideals. and, although he Is a cobbicr
aud has a wife and children to sup
port. he does not hesitate TO leave on
work every Thursday afternoon and
TO repOse til Monday Stand
ard
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-04
Paints on slesuss.

After the long sleeves OF other days
it Is TO be hailed with joy by the pos
SCISSORS u pretty arms that short ones
are here. They extend TO the elbow or
halfway between elbow and wrist, but
thel stamp Of this season is in the
length.
There is. of course. the long sleeve
for those who insist upon certain in
dividuaIity in costume. but this style
IS not the long unbrOken line 10 which
we have been accustomed
There must be suggestion Of the
short length given by bands across
the arm or by deep cuffs and pulls
Trimming can be used in plaques or
horizontal lines 10 cut the long arm
line into the divisions that are en-
phasized in the spring fashions.
Ruhies Of plating and lace are used
10 edge the short sieeves-in fact. the
fuilness that is evidenced in other
lines Of dress is felt in the sleeve con
structi0n.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-04
Chinese strange Woman Soldier

An account Il a kidnapping case tried
by the Suchau district magistrate is
gwen in a Chinese paper The author
tiles arrested kidnaper at Yuenwo
and brought him 10 the district mag
lstrate for trial He stated that he
was native OF Hupeh and was for
merly "a soldier. As the prisoner did
not admit the kidnapping. the magis-
trate ordered thar the bamboo be ad-
ministered
The accused was found 10 be yo-
man. and the magistrate ordered his
men 10 give her several hundred
iashes on her bare back. The woman
said her husband had died several
years ago, and. being unable 10 sup
port herself. she dressed in mans
clothes and joined the army. She WAS
sentenced to stranEulation for dress
ing in mans clothes and thereby low
ering the public morality"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-04

The airiest approach 20 nothing set
Ia the midst Of nanght. was the de
scription given the tail OF Halley's
comet by Professor Percival Lowell.
astronomer aud director Of the Flag
stan (Arizl observatory in 4 recent
address at Boston. ION account Of its
vacuity il could have no Injurious ef-
feet on humanity. even il IL were the
deadiiest or gases. said Professor
Lowell IN disputiEg The theory that
daneer TO the enrth's inhabitants from
.he comet Is possible
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-04

After strcng and higher openin
liquidation o. a large scale vas re
sumed and the whol- list decline
30 new low levels. almost assumin
The short interest confines 10 mui
ripIy and does net appear 70 te meet
ing much resistance. Hardening
money rates aad poorer crop cunel
lions contribute considerably a. bea
anmuniiian bat The real rnicuit5
liesin the fact that there IS coasid
rable selling in the stock mark
10 protect various other commitments
and the bear element Is taking al
vantage Of nervous apprehension "a
exaggerate features Of an adverse
nature. The selling movement ma.
lie carried OF the extreme unless as
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-04
FORMALLY TAKE OVER
PHONE PROPERTIES
douglas Iaternational1

Today the consolidation Of the tele-
phone properties of the Douglas and
Bisbee improvement companies with
those OF the Tr-State Telephone and
Telegraph company was effected.
Under the terms of the agreement
entered into the two Improvement
companies retain a considerable hold
ing in the Tri-State Telephone and
Telegraph company. which has re-
Gently been incorporated TO operate
the Bell system in western Texas,
southern New Mexico and eastern
Arizona
SIR. J. S. Douglas viii represent the
interests of the improvement compa-
mes on the board of directors OF the
Tri-State Telephone and Telegraph
company taking the place of one OF
the present directors. who viii re
sign at the May meeting.
The telephone properties and bus
mess will therefore be operated di-
rect by the Tri-State Telephone aud
Telegraph company. whose headquar-
tiers are at Eli Paso.
A toll line is to be Immediately
constructed between Douglas. Bisbee
and FL Paso. adequate for extreme
long distance conversat' ons and viii
give the citizens OF Cochise county
access to the entire Bell system.
The foregoing was announcued to
day after a visit 10 this city by Phil
ip Hamlin. yice-prensident; p. F.
Morris. general manager; H W. Bel
lard. secretary and auditor of the
Tri-state Telephone and Telegraph
company
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-04
LOWER MARKS
THAN EVER ARE
NOW THE RULE
TBS Frank J.. Graft

* E6ef Duluth Stock Exchanged
The New York marke; OPENED
ong. with excellent Support, with
pac-s lp almost icint above The
sCiose OF yesterday shorts were
scmev bat alarmed, but soon put the
bulls % Hight and had compile e con
troi OF N market, forcing issues 10
new low mark Amalgamated shows
decline Of three points The COP
pcr shares soon suffered from the
loss in he leader Of copper shares
ARD s iAng OF copper shares was ear
ried ON 10 some extent. Greene Can
anea scld down TO SIS. new low
mark. Superior and Pittsburg was
firm closing at II "a bid. North
Butse closed at its panic price to-
day. 5000. Arizona Commercial has
been exceptionally weak Copper
Tlangs. Butte Coalition. in spite Of
rhe regular dividend being paid was
weak shannon has recorded new
low mark. closing ct goo. The en-
tire market is under heavy selling
pressure. and the IL tai IS lower
than ithas been for some time. Los
don quoting - pounds. II shiilings
Is pence. of six shillilgs. The Amer
lean Saginaw have issued tn wear
D. statement showing amount % hand
Of 615422l pounds. The company
has nos done any work during the
year. ald it has proven wise pol
icy to the stockholders. The working
os the DEM and the Superior and
PittsbusS has been of much bene-
ria 20 the COMPANY The company
armed last year from interest on
bank deposit i5274o. which has paid
nearly al the expenses of the com
uany Ter the past year
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-04
A Spring House Gown.

A pretty modification OF the Russian
blouse styles TO be worn as a spring
house gown is of fine henrietta in a
shade OF wistaria. The skirt is cut
plain and has slight train. over this
falls the blouse. ending just below the
knee Before being cut the material is
laid in pin tucks vertically and an inch
apart. The neck IS cut square. and the
sleeves aueseslD chd ut the elbows.
Il closes down the left side. The
trimming On neck. sleeves aud closing
are bands II amethyst silk. The belt
is Of silk. and group Of three but
tons. amcthysts set into oxydized sill
yer. decorates the closing at the top.
The ruimpe IS Of fine ivory net
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-04

ersssive support is forthcoming
Coppers displayed a slightly i'm
proved tone at the opening. but as
soon as Amalgamated started to
slump general selling movement
set in and all the active issues broke
sharply. in most instances estab
fishing new low records. Liquidation
for the most part Is compulsory and
! buying orders seem to get scarce
as prices recede. s. & p. sold OF
70 II. Greene Cana1ea to- 3-s.Nor;h
Bette 30 Il. Coalition Il -. Ariz
Commercial y 81. and Amalgamated
S. IS The whole list IS under pres
sure with indications OF new low
lsyels tomorrow Live Oak dun AMI
barely steady Warrior offered 10 l.
Shattuck sold at "A -. Chino 9 Il
Inspiration 81 Ray Cent. , and
Ray Cons l6 10
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-04

about The attractiveness Of a military
cut in wraps and coats for the major
ity of women
The Russian blouse dress illustrated
is one OF the phases Of the spring fash
ions Here il IS depicted in peacock
blue foulard. with plain blue silk form
ing an oyerbl0use and tunic. the tunic
being bordered with deep fold of the
foulard. TIE bodice is trimmed
around the yoke and cuffs with sou
taehe, while the yoke and sleeve puffs
are of embroidered net The sleeves
are thrce-quarfer length.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-04

TIE Prescott Auto club has taken
Up campaign for better roads in
Yayapai county
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-04

Variations Of the Russian ideas are
recurring from time to time. r is re-
markable how enthusiastic Paris ana
london are over this new style and
how conservative America has been in
accepting the becoming lines of the
COssack or peasant costume Of the
land Of the ear. There Is no doubt
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-04

Deep net founchings embroidered
with siis floss. ono tone or in pastel
toiors. are one Of the new trimmings.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-26
SIDELlCHTS
THE UNITED STATES.

Exceedingly interesting on +b 49,
up Of the shared by anaian white ~
andC Charlie
and is located in the direction o the rising m
bevond
discovered that canned meats and tourists produced BSs
the is the
of he ana
ant
Hisiurg Philadelphia
been Of %
ciden
is
al Thrum
Asv
mind Of
abiding
Mcclellan Washington? Ask
Will discover o the "A'
things min
Benjamin Franklin Dillingham;.
fairly villages along the Pacific
Kakaako institution Airieh bids he p@s
Charlie Achi All of things, and Others learn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-26
ONCE MORE OPIUM.


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Islands his
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like inspired
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be lanpo.
facts
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while prescribed
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of pvion
The
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If
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direction is left,
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Add to fund of knowledge and yourself
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-26

49, "lNl ~
l.== Ivy ~.
Through business
bae in the matter This man. recently received under Kuho frank
small package radish department of agriculture He
s'ush p sn s' ao , "s the day he purchased package of
some way he forgot the seeds but remembered the pills
notn
that he desired back his druggist with kick He gged his pills
what left of themaong his kick stronger,
Then he that taking regular ash seed
hat i why he lvotefor Link Candle
no+:.., ,n.., ,.
thirty years OF my life that the expert polo players who get the
hardest falls
the chance live drinks
that he knows the bness of prohibition who off and picks pink snakes
t st 5p Gon d the 1 the Ds 9 'R ~e ' tpa
Everybody knows Kingsbuy everybody knows with
degree OF s ne demands geness during the % PERIODS sets aside
] ] ION one morning last week The court oi OF the aha4na
M fi @ G AS MS honor t was ten the lhana Jury i
when the VOICE the Judge % of into to add to the silence
the eo3DoK Woke up reans that sonnet ming dreadful had
Clearly this contempt Of
usually placid the court Oains
was Clarence
rules Of the British ehanee while Which proves theory
The sequel to the story is that Olson aPozed to the for shooting
county attorney nsgso to
s s5 ass K %9 y'is' es "
extending byways YET it Within my
Judge but who was nevertheless
5 The .f r1s5s s: LADY i :s.; =
SUBJECTS. AD'"iS"ss on various
: thing: t ta: 9 S aa general " ss a
aside suppose captain
iustaHe- names That Pointing to whes l f
uainnast and that. is the mzzenmast'
well Judge, you got right you started in
gqenty it there should customs
boundary the customs that are pecpar
thing the the local members Of the eonsU uoi o nan 5 Of
every no ' PPg their SePess
ship makes This home she blowing away powder in salu5es
Of eoc regulations call for " as those to
arises but no sooner are the enns cod ti nn
@ l3"! e@ the ealn away from his bath; the consul of
REPRESENTATIVES, of the COURT on o. aas2nan consulate and the
corps keep flag gong mp an5 doDn and and
rm ow E t bccagse the con P n not burned much
/ " Oh" n0"' i0s''
What kind Of sentiment is allows crime that in most com
prosecuting officers -q@ over the legal hncaes may be bousIs
@ .9.r + TO @ the ose Of Go s.inj"a
see their clear " allowing guse to escape with miamno
What Kind sentiment is it that allows the board supervisors or any
important new 6oi@s orinnsS3 APE e et T5i "a 13tGr 50
any business proposition without cas5ierns t + f who i can not face
Nas9a5o the feeling 6sfmar1eto ~ " De on the
G that cost oI rie a 2"Sf n5"5
Is tbt- The dorsnoss that rced~ the dawn:
Now" watch out for The o+r@12t.~e q ne aye On police salaries
SMALL TALKS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-26
OFFICIAL JEALOUSIES.

] 5 %s; 5::' 5 ss2 en-: e:
last swell function, rgiteous Indignantly vigorously
deprived bensdt Of my 5s 2is~s a
n BE e ab 1s wn p+op and what bad form
opportunity benefit by
M But the men live glass houses and should keep indeed h
& ANY o np0 f social Rntter but their lack
dignity prerogatives rights any and every
and they are mean about it, too while claim to be and are alb
's 'ay9 i a"a HIS % ssi @
his expenses PAD president this
% &c s5s'' SG 81 s do s5s ns' %
makes squalls gentle summer zspS5r
y o lis es and Ps'1 p1e As s's
o1 :"ssss "s5's .1ss'
and nspesfors the effect that
.n Ss'2,:s r, 1"o'
KEEP prisoners G who have been incident
o5 :a down 5 @ n a9 aa se so ab E a1os
q p5% s o pS" s BE 9m Fo have mot @ s
T ny eNPsoos even not sqeeesfqy nTesatsd, in
o bsIvs both the district at
n lckons needs vacation imagine don kick much save
after putting up good front gaciouy Uncle Sam taking
legal Ists ve sove f t Slg s a b and si
their own ranks Mac and Bill Hi th ns
Logan APoo (amIbI is at times distinctly Toas ~ eaten
that acting governor the secretary Of the Te and the president
tine board of health declared quareed itself some
Passes collector launch
3 E. D. tjHk The marshal attorney d0n t o.
Of peace when preparations being made for thing like
"s "Is R 5o 5sS2"" s a 81
1 to graduating class look in length like the shortest verse IN "
set 1nI s s@ 5 let m 1 lGf5 h a1s
if Observance ~ may safely follow Each one Of rs has S. i rars
I------- ---gL III que torn our directions. ------
G some good horses here put back where S'
FPh sR1T Fa,,pso1 gn 13 eefHI s
! ! I'm thevtr ly,l E+T.4
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-26
SMALL TALKS.

CITY ATTORNEY CATHCART- NrDufie - 4h
nut don ID b. Lean on-7c1
for the ina
Jockey Club, holding at Honolulu
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-01-27

political economies to gauge the i'm
mense amount of influence this band of
rich women will WELD, or the untold
good they will accomplish. Money is
the great lever-power of the world, and
when these women oppose the sweat
shops and low-wage factories it will be
like fighting the devil with his own
fire. Before them, If they present an
unbroken front, legislatures must bow
and merchants must bend No women's
movement in years compares to this
in importance. The suffragette fight
is SO far almost futile, and often dam
aging to the very ones it wishes to aid
no matter from what standpoint one
contemplates it--but this billion dollar
organization will do things, because it
will have not only brains and heart
and enthusiasm to urge it to its goal,
but it will have that financial impetus
which so often spells success. 1t is a
good omen for the world when its pam
pered daughters can look beyond the
selfish social circle that surrounds them
and say to the toilers in the mills of
fate: awe are our sisters keepers. -
Commercial-Appeal.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-01-27

tion to the fact that nearly all of the
personal property in this state is escap
ing taxation, and l want to urge upon
you to be diligent in seeing that all in
your county is assessed for taxes.
/ believe the law changing the as
sessment by district assessors and hav-
ing one assessor for each county was a
good one if properly carried out, and
as this is the first year that all property
has been assessed under this system, l
hope you will cooperate with the state
board in getting just and proper as
sessment for your county SO that when
we visit your county next summer no
complaint can be made of your assess
ment. Yours very truly,
FRANK DIBRELL,
Comptroller.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-01-27

$3.50, 81, S4. So S5, $3.50 and $6, and are
to be paid for day of eight hours work.
For enumerators on the per capita
basis, which will be that most widely
used, the pay for each inhabitant is;
Glass A, 2 cents; class b, p cents; class
q, 3 cents; class ID, - cents; and class
L, cents. Such enumerators will also
be paid for each farm as follows: Glass
A, 20 cents; class b, 224 cents; class G.,
rs cents; class ID, 27t cents; and class Il
80 cents. These rates are in each case
5 cents or more higher than those paid
in 1900, when The range was from Is to
20 cents. For each establishment of
productive industry the rate for each
class is 80 cents. For each barn and
inclosure containing live stock, not on
farms, the pay is 10cents for each class.
Under the mixed rate, which is a
combination of the per capita and the
per diem, there are five subclasses al
phabetically arranged, and the per
diem is: Glass f, 81; G, SIPS; H, $1.50;
/, $t.75; and J, S2. For each inhabi-
tant the pay is; Glass f, cents; g, q
cents; HI, p cents; |, p cents; and J, 3
cents. For each farm Glass F, Is
cents; G, 173 cents; H, l7t cents; | and
J, 20 cents each. For each establish
ment of productive industry the rate
is 20 cents for each class.