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TO LOOK OVER ROAD.

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Arizona republican., 1910-04-19
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Ii appearing to the board of educa-
tion that the total valuation of all
taxable property in this district &C.
cordirg TO the last assessment thereof,
is S611559 90, being real estate to
the value Of S299S55 90; personal
property to the value of Sl55200 90;
aud railroad aud othec property as
sessed by ;he board of public works to
the value of Sl56504 90 as certified 10
to this board by the offiter whose duty
IT is to make out the land books ac-
coidlog to the provisions of section SO
chapter % of the code as last amend
cd, and it appearing from the iorego.
ing estimates that il is necessary TO
raise by lew. after deductng all
credits. $500 90 Tor building purposes
aud $4,000 for teachers purpose:
therefore, II Is determined tnot a levy
on each One Hundred Dollars valu-
alton of twelve aud one half cents.
12@ Tor bulldog aud twenty ave
cents. Zoe for teachers purposes will
be necessary to produce the cstima ted
amount as aforesaid for the ensuing
fiscal year
Stat of West Iideiuiu, county of
Calhoun and district of Sheridan, To-
WIT:
]. $, G. Rogers, secretary of the
bOapd of cdecation in aud for Sheridan
district of said county and state, co
hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true cspy from the records of an order
made and entered by said board on the
9th day Of August, 1910.
Given under my hand this 10th day
} Of August, 1910.
). 6 Rogers, Secretary Board
Of Education of Sheridan district and
/ Calhoun comfy, w. Va Big Bend
Post Office
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TOWN or EVANSVILLE
Estimate for Levy.

State Of West Virginia. county of
CoIhouu and town ol GrauDvlle. TO
WIT.
Al q regular session Of The council
of She the town Of GauNWIc in
Calhoun c1uoty, held ip trs council
c..mhrr thereof BOO tbo Sl,dotf borid.
lug on thc 9th DAY of August. 1910.
there va. ptcscnt q. j.. Smith. ac.ing
mayor, ~ y Mathews recorder pro.
ten, anl j. " William. aoI Is w.
MmsbalI aud q G. Miller members
of Che council ot said town.
Iu acso dance With section chap.cr
@ Of ibe Ac's Of the extraordinary
session Of Che legislature Of 1908. tnr
council proceeded Co mako up 1000 ,sd.
mat. ol thc amount necessary 10 be
levied for the current G,col year. 60
'9vcf a.l uuooc.p3l debts toi Habit.
ues payable duJug tbc satd gear.
including probable expenditure. for
municipal purposes, and proper allow
1nc. Tor delinquent taxes. expense
'l collections and contingencies. but
ieiucIDg tbcrcfrom tbo motley ia tbc
city treasury applicable to tlo service
of ibo wear aud municipal claims doth
determine aDd estimate the several
amounts to be levied 20, follows
ESTIMATES
Maximum levy SO cents on thc ono
hundred dollars valuation.
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For nine teachers hold
ing No. two cerhh
cat at35 dollars per
month for term of six
months 1890 90
G For two teachers hold
ing No three certIi
ctaes at 80 dollass per
month for term of SIX
months 500, 90
5S5o.oo
II appearing to the board of
education that the total valuation
OF all the taxable property IN this
district according to the last as
sessment thereof. is S923719 be-
ing real estate to the value of
5So555. dollars personal property
to the value of 29543o and rail
road and other propertd assess
ed by the board of public works TO
the SS9134. 90 as certified TO this
board by the Assessor, aud it appear.
ing from tue foregoing estimate that 1t
is necessary to raise by levy. after de
Quoting all credits, S115465 % for
building purposes and S23o9 20 for
teachers purposes, 1T is determined
that levy on each One HundreC
Dollars valuation of l25 cents fol
building purposes and % cents fol
teac hers purposes will be necessary tC
produce the estimated amounts a,
aforesaid for the ensuing fiscal year
State of West Virginia, county o
Calhoun, and district of Lee TO WIT
l, clay Starcher, Secretary of tn,
board of education IN aud Tor lie,
disrsict Of said county aud stale, d,
hereby certify that the foregoing con,
forums TO an order made aud entered
by the said board on the 9th day o
August, 1910.
Giveu tuecr my hand this 9th ia,
of August 1910
Clay Starchcr, secretary board o
education
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CENTER DISTRICT
Estimate for Levy.

BSItnlale Tor levy.
Alta regular session of the board of
education Of Center district of Calhoun
county, West Virginia, held at :hc
regular meeting place thereof on the
second Tuesday ia August 1910.
Prcsout: S ~. Ward, president Of
sald board Of education and A, J..
Gamer and j.. f. Normal commi,s.
ionora.
tn accordance with section 9. chap
ter 9 o. tbe ac's Of rle legislature OF
1905 DIR board Of education proceed
ed to make up an estimate Of the
amount necessary 10 bee levid for the
current fiscal year. and doth deter
mine and cstimaro the several amounts
to be as follows.
BUILDING FUND ESTIMATE
Mozmum levy 125 cents on each
one hundred dollars voluaton.
I TIC amount due, aud che amount
that wall become due ana collectablc
from every source, except for tho levy
Of foxes to be made tor the current
fiscal ycar
(a) Amount due fund from
sheriff S713 60
(o) Redemsdon le,6matcd) 1850
Coz Sbh5ol book lcpositors 1870 90
gS7G.10
? The debts and demands owed by
tLc district as whole. and payable.
out oftho building fund
nJ Outstanding orders $3.50 90
(t) Cuucu accounts due and
unpaid I25.OOI
(c) Commissions deIinquoncics
and generations 245 90
O.. Salaries Of district officers
and employees lO7OO
(D Institute attendance 1880
W Other expenses sos 90
1917 so .
TEACHERS FUND ESTIMATE .
Maximum lcvo 70 cents on each
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tic of est Virginia,

0IUlt u " ct FlfglulU,
County Of Calhoun, to-wit:
], $. w McClung, Clerk of the
county court Of ,he said county and
state. DO hereby certify that the
foregoing conforms to an order
made and entered by said county
court on the 9th day Of August 1910
$ w. McClung, Clerk Coun-
ty Court by $. T. Waldo, Deputy.
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EVANSVILLE IND. DISTRICT.
SHERMAN DISTRICT.

!. The amount due and the amount thar
viii bee me due and collcctable from every
source, except from the levy taxes TO he
made for the current fiscal year.
q. balance due from sheriff .........S 3O3 a.
b. rcdempuons etc ....................... 10 90
c, Caplialon road tax ..................2i0 90
Iotdl......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1888 SO
?. The debts and demands owed by the
district as % whole.
Ia, Outstanding orders .................. 63 rs
.b Current accounts due and unpaid @O0.Oo
e, 10 open and repair road ............lJ 800. 90
d, Commissions, Exoncrations
and Delinquoncie>. 800
e, District taxes ........ ............... 5OOO
.......,..,.................. SlgSS. lG
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WASHINGTON DIS rRICT.
EstlmOte for Levy

State of West Virginia, county of
Calhoun, District of Washington To-
wit: At regular session of the board
education of Washington district OF
Calhoun county, held at the regular
meeting place thereof, on the SECOND
Tuesday In August, 1910 Present:
F. ". Campbell, president of said
board of education, and A. W. Doug
lass commissioner.
In accordance with section 3, chap
ter9, of the Acts If the Legislature of
1908, the board of education proceed
to make up an estimate of the amount
necessary to be levied for the current
fiscal year, to cover all district debts
and Liabilities payable during the
year, including the probobIe expeud-
itures for district purposes. and proper
allowances for Delinquent taxes ex-
peDces of collection aud contingencies
but dedpcting the money in the treas
ury applicable to the service of the
year and district claims. doth deter.
min and estimate the several amounts
to be levied as follows.
BMiLDlNG FUND ESTIMATE.
Maximum levy - II cents on
each one hu1dred doIlars valuaton.
l. The amount Que and the amou; t
that will become dac and collectabl e
from every source. except from the levy
of taxes 70 be made for the current
6sccl year
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ESTIMATE

For special bridge levy, as provided i'm
third pro viso section ,, chapter .. Ac,s
1905 and amended by the Acts Of 1909
The maximum levy cannot e~ceed twenty
cents on the one hundred dollars valuation
This levy cannot be laid in counties tia,
have Indebtedness OF any kind or in conn
ties in which a special bridge levy was laiI
in 1908 if seventy-iive per cent OF such levy
was not expended during The year 1905, OF
where the aggregate levy for county and
district road purposes exceeds the amount
specified by the frs pro viso of section
two, or la counties which did not Law the
same in 1903.
State Of West Virginia.
County Il Calhoun, to-wi,:
At q regular session Of the county Cour'
oC Calhoun county, held at the court house
thereof on the 9ll day of August 1910.
Present, O.. J.. Lynch, President of said
court, and G.. w. Maze and Xacl, stump
Commissioner.
il being shown to the court that the to-
tai valuation of the taxable properly OF
this county for ibis year is SHOP, los 80
of which valuation &2l497iOOO i- rea'
estate. &l.@.S $500 is personal property.
and 25N3, 500 % is rdilraod and other prop
city assessed by the BOerd Of J ub'ic
Works: mud 30 further appearing that this
county has no debt bonded or funded or
otherwise: tLat tle rate of levy FOR county
and district road purposes doe not exceed
thg' prescribed in the first provi,o Of sec
non Of chapter GG Of the acts OF the leei,.
lature Of 1909 and that more than - per
cent OF thc Special Bridge Levy Of 100.
had been expended prior TO The August
term 1909 OF this court IL is therefore
ordered tha, d special Bridge Levy of 2OcJ
twenty cents on each ono hundred dollars
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ne hundred dollars valuation

one hunnred dollars valuation
l The amount due, and the amount
that will become due and collectable
FROM every source. except from the
levy of taxes to be made for the cur
rent fiscal year
(a) Balance due fund from
sheriff $775 SO
(b) Redemptions ESTIMATED 1904
(c) Due from general school
fund remuneration s14.13
-----.-,--.-,,
1902 20
, The uebts aud demands owed by
The district as a whole, and payable
out of the teachers fund
(c) commissions, deliuqueucies
and examinations 1855 90
[e) For 10 teachers holding
No. certificates at $40 per
moOth for six month 2400 90
| % For 5 teachers holding No.
. certificates at $35. per
month for six months $50 90
| CD For , teachers holding No
3 certificates at $50. per
mouth for six months 10000
-
4I65 0C
1t appearing to the board of cduca
ton that the total valuation OF all the
taxable property in this district ac
cordiug to the last assessment thereof
is SS073l. being real estate to tie,
value of S3654SG. pcrsoral prcpert,
to the value of S3l63S5 aud railroad
and other property a scssed by tn,
boasd Of public works to the value o.
$19SS69 as certified TO this board t,
the assessor, and it appears from III,
foregoing estimate tina it is neccssa'
to raise by levy, after dcducting al
credits Sl071 80 for building purpose
and S2670 so Cor tcechers purposes
it is Determined 'hat levy 90 eacl
one bundled dollors valuation o
twelve aud one half [l2l] for huilGiui
purposes and iweniy-fv5 cents !5c
for teaccers purT oscs will be nccesslr,
to produce the estimated amounts a
aforesaid for the ensuing fiscal year.
State of West Virginia, County o
Calhoun and dis;rc, of Center T o. Wit
|, S.P Bell, secretary oftbe doar,
of education 10 and for Center disui c
of said county and state. do hercb
certify that the foregoing conforms T.
an or6er made and entered by sal
board on the 9th day of August
1910.
Given under m} hand this 9th da
of August 1910.
S p. Bell,
Secretary Board Of Education
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II appearing to the court that the total
valuation of all taxable property in this
county according to the last assessment
thereof, IS a, l02, 1880 being real estate
TO The value of -, 1877 90: personal prop
ertv To the value of 81 Dos 1880; aud
railaoad and o. her property assessed by the
Board Of Public Works to the value Of
1893, 90050 as certified to this court by the
Assessor, and it appearing from the fore
going estimates that it is necessary TO raise
by levy, after deductiug all credits, $lO,-
44l.S1 for county purposes therefore il is
determined that levy on each One Hun
dred Dollars valuation OF twenty cents
(2Oc. for county purposes will be necessary
TO produce the estimated amounts as afore-
said for the ensuing fiscal year.
State Of West Virginia,
County of Calhoun, to-w.t:
l, > w. McClung clerk of the county
court OF said county and State, do herby
certify that the foregoing conforms TO an
orker made and entered by said county
court on the 9Th day Of August 1910.
Given under my hand this 10 day Of
August 1910.
5. W. hfCCLUNG, Clerk
County Court, By :. + WALDO, Deputy.
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EVANSVILLE ! NDEPEND-
ENT DISTRICT.
Estimate for Levy

AT regular session of the
board 90 cdudauon of Grautsvllc
Independent distrist of Calhoun
county Yves, Virginia, held az
the regular meeting place there.
Of, and The second Tuesday in
August 1910. Present J. ~.
Williams, president Of said board
of education, and j VI hamilton
aud D. w. Pell Commissioners.
In accordance with section 3
chapter @ Of the acts Of the leg
islaturc Of 1905, The board OF ed
ucauon proceeded TO make mp an
estimate og The amount ncccssa-
nv 20 bc levied for thc current
fiscal year, and aud doth deter.
mine and estimate the several
amounts To- be as follows:
BUILDING FUND ESTIMATE.
Maximum levy l2l cents ON
each one hundred dollars va'ua-
tlon
1 The amount due and the
amount hat VIll become due
and colicctblc from every source
except from The levy of tcxcs to
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$tOSO,OO

1t appearing to the board of
education that the total valuation
of all the taxable property in this
dis district according to the last
assessment thereof, is 3O8O84. 90
dollars; being real estate to the
value of 116065.00 dollars: per
sonal property to the value of
186983. 90 dollars; and railroad
and other property assessed by
the board of public works to the
value of 5036. 90 dollars as certi-
fed to this board by the Assess
or, and it appearing from the
foregoing estimates that it is
necessary to raise bp levy, after
deducting all credins $4,000 dol
lars for building purposes and
$50. 90 dollars for teachers pur-
poses, it is determined that a
levy on each One Hundred Dol
lars valuation Of twelve and one
half cents 1870 for building
purposes and twenty-five cents
(25c) for teachers purposes will
be necessary 10 produce the est
mated rmouts as aforesaid for
the ensuing fiscal year.
State of West Virginia, county
of Calhoun, district of Grants
vile Ind, TO-WIT:
l, S. ?, Bell, Secretary of the
Board of Education in and for
GrantsYille Ind, district of said
county ann state, do hereby Ger.
tify thtt the foregoing conforms
to an order made and entered by
said board on the 9th day of
August, 1910.
Given under my hand this 9th
day of August, 1910.
S. p, Bell,
Secretary Board of Education.
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Estimate
For Levy.
State of West Virginia,
County of Calhoun.

Al regular session Of the County court
OF Calhoun county, held on the 9th day Of
Angus; 1910. Present: G.. l. Lynch Pres
ident, G.. w. Maze and Zach Stump Com
misSioners
In accordance with section ., chapter .
OF the Acts Of the legislature of zoos, the
court proceeded 90 make MP an estimate of
the amount necessary 10 he levied Tor the
current fiscal year, and doth determine aud
estimate The several amounts to be as fol-
lows.
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atoms $4,000
CD Salaries of district
offers and employees $1,000
(e) Institute attendance SIS 90
III Other expenses $4,000
$3.50, 90
TEACHERS FUND ESTIMATE
Maximum levy 25 cents on
each one hundred dollar valuation
Tie amount due and The
amount that will income due and
collecubla from every source, ex
cept from the levey OF taxes to be
made from the current fiscal
year.
al Balance due fund from
sheriff S203,52
Jbl Redemptions [estima
ted s 5 90
q Due from general
Schoo! fund lenumer
alton $780,
S42o. 27
~ The debts and demands owed
by the district as a whole, and
payable out of the teaches fund
lei Commissioners, de!in.
quencies aud exoner
ations $4,000
lel For one teacher holding
No. one certificates at
sos per month for :
mtnthS Sass, OC
For ono teacher holding
No one certificates at
at $40 per month $50, O(
| 2 For one teachers holding
No three certificates at
$50 per month for 7
months S245, OC
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ESTIMATE.

I. The amount due and the amount
that will become due and collectable from
every source except FROM the levy Of taxes
TO be made for the current fiscal year
a, Balance due from sheriff. .S2. 597 81
b, iedeniiiious ESTIMATED ............250 90
c, Jury fees collected (estimated).......9 90
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LEE DISTRICT.
Estimate for Levy.

st regular session of the
board OF education of Lee dis
trIot of calhoun county, West
Virginia, held at the regular
meeting pace Thereof, on the
second Tuesday IN August, 1910
Present w J. Slurm President Of
said board of education, and
w. u Lynch and w. f Ander-
son com mIssiontrs.
In accordance with section 3,
chapter ., of the atcs of the leg
stature Of 1908. the board Of
education proceeded to make up
an estimate ct the amount neces-
sarysto be levied for the current
fiscal year, and doth determine
and estimate the several amou Is
to be as follows:
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SHERIDAN DISTRICT
Estimate for Levy.

State OF West Virginia county of
County and district of Sheridan To-
WIT:
At a regular session of the board OF
education Of Sheridan district OF
Calhoun county, held at the regular
meeting place thereof, on the second
Tuesday IN August, 1910, Present.:
WIN. Webb, president of said board
of education. aud VIM Snider aud
Is. b. Fe rell commissioners
10 accordance with section 8 chap
ter ., of the Acts Of the legislature of
1908, the board OF education proceed
ed to make up an estimate of the
amount necessarT TO be levied tor the
current fiscal year, to cover all district
debts aud liabilities payable during
the year, cncludIng the proJaOle
expenditures for district purp IS, and
proper allowances for Delinquent
taxes, expenses of collecting aud
contingencies, but dadUc,ius the
money IN the treasury applicable to
the service OF the year aud district
claims. doth determine aud estimate
the several amounts to be levied as
! follows:
BUILDIFG FUND ESTIMATE
Maximum levy 12I cents on each
One Hundred Dolla,s valuation.
| The amount due, and the amour /
that will become due and collectoble
from every source, except from the
levy of taxes TO be made for the cur
uent fiscal year.
=. amount due fund from
sheriff 1916
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WASHINGTON DISTRICT.

The aggregate value of The tax
able property in the respective dis
tncta Of the comfy, according to
the last assessment thereof Is as fol-
lows:
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TEACHERS FUND ESTIMATE
Maximum !eyc 20 cents on each
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BUILGNG FUND ESTIMATE.

Maximum law l2@ cents on
each one hundred dollar valuation
l The amount due, and TIE
amount that Will become due and
coliectibie from every source.
except from the levy Of taxes to
be made for the current fiscal
wear.
b Redemptions (esiima
ted % 90
C Sale Of text books. 100. 90
2125. 90
, The debts and demand. owed
by the district as a weole. aud
payable out Of the building fund
a Outstanding orders $50 90
C commissions, dcllnqucn
clcs and generations 10000
d Salaries of district off
GERS and employees $1,000
@ Institute attendance los 90
{ For text books lbs. 90
q Fuel and repairs 10000
Swcepiug no use and build
ing fires 80 90
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Maximum levy 30 cents on The ono
hundred dollars valuation.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-04
INVESTIGATOR TELLS
 OF GAR REPAIR GRAFT
SAYS TIMBER WAS ENUMERATED IN BILLS FOR WORK ON STEEL COACHES

Chicago. Oct 3.-H. A. Simms, in charge of the investigation into the records of the Illinois Central rail read. was witness against Frank B. Hartman, Charles L. Ewing. and ! NJ. Taylor, former Illinois Central of7cials before Judge Bruggemeyer to- day. He took the witness stand up on, the abrupt conclusion of the tes- timony of Henry c. Osterman, pregi. dent formerly of the Osterman Manu- featuring company.
 Simms testified he had made pay. n.ents Of money to Illino.s Central ear Inspectors while he. was superinten dent of the Memphis Car company. Records were presented by Simms vhich showed for repairs of Illinois Central car number 104, ,954, a bill of sss.56 was rendered. Among the items in this bill were those fo. 2i feet of pine and no feet oak lumber
 As car number 1O4.954 was an all steel car" said Simms. such mater isI as pine and oak could net have teen used Tn it's repair"