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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-31
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Bessfy Doctors EdaSrse Hsrpielde.
Women who make business OF beaus
tifying other women come pretty near
kFpging Whit will bring about the beet
results. Here are letters from two con-
corning Hesplcide; 50
II cah Recommend Newbro's .Hsrnt-
eide" as IL stopped my hair from falling
outi and. as dressing 1T has no super
Tor.
'tsignedl Bertha A. Truslinser.
Complexion Specialist.
''ssis Morrison St., Portland. Ore"
After susing one bottle OF .sHerpic,ds,
my hair has stopped falling out ana nv
scalp ia entirely free from dandrufr.
"(Signed) Grace Dodge.
Beauty Doctor,
1876 Sixth ST., Portland, Ore
Sold by leading druggists. Send Toe. IN
stamps for sample to The Herpicids Co..
Detroit. Mich.
me do In, torWss guaranteed. Paul
!. schuh 4 Sons, speciAi agents.
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Seeks Lost sister.

Kalamazoo, Mich After ain .,bsente
OF rs years. during which time he he's
amassed fortune estimated at $780,
600 George Linn returned 10 Kalan,a.
roo from Nebraska in search OF bis
only living relative. a sister MIR Linn
was born In this county. After he icft
home members Of the family died,
with the exception Of the sister, IDA
Linn. who has since married mar
nam d Brown. Linn correspondent With
the sister until IL years ago. when he
lost track Of her Efforts to find the
sister have proved Of no avail.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected TO January /, 1910.
rHE Fast MAIL RourE

- ,s tNstHb lIeate Gaifos 1ts
I. N. Daily Chicago vsstibuIs
1imii"d. arriving cChicago 1910 am.
z:1s !. m. Daily Sc. Louis Might
Limited, arriving st. Louis 7:2o q. M
sleeping car open at $50 D. M
ss2n n. m. st. Louis Special.
$500 :. m. Chicago Daily Express.
tt:is a. m. st. Louis Fast Mail.
ii:tB m. Chicago Midday Special
ASS D, m. Daily 81. tbuis Limited.
ASS = M AftermnnDh Express FOL
)din, EtfinEhafa, Nattoon, Champsiga
6:tO .. n, Thebes Accommodation
ais .. m. Chicago and Eastern Ex.
press. 9f'g M ttft
to:io p. m. Chicago night express.
.rris'ux Ut Chicago 7:15 a. m.
R:xo d. m. Memphis and Nashville.
s;is Il MI Memphis and New Or
cans united. M
$50 !. m. Seminole Limited for
Birmingham and Jacksonville, Fla.
500 ,. m. Paducah and Louisville.
i:4t ,. m. Daily Memphis and New
)rl@ans Y m y
':|s ,. m. Daily Nashville. Chatta-
,sogs aad Atlanta.
1902. m. Fulton and Mayfield No
sernmodati0n ~ y.,A sS
s:so ,. m. Psducah and Louisville.
b.ss p. m. Memphis and New Or.
saAs Special a@e fet fftfa
ror fhrDnEh tickets. sleeping car 40
",nmds,ioas and further lnforma.
'aa spniv 4 illinois Central Passen-
sr staiinA, Cairo. III.
Y JoNEc. Tiekst Agent
A. .4ATch, 0.P.A
~ aANSi,N. ps,s. Trsssre No.
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Mrs. NawlYMNd.

A Denver bride called up her grocer
the other day and asked him where
the Porter house was. He said he
had never heard OF the place. She
said she hadn't either, but she wished
she could find 1t. because her husband
wanted one of it's steaks.
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poioo His ses. to Prepare.

II want the most daring and reck.
less chauffeur you have"
Yes, sir"
Cue who'll run over anybody and
speed away with a laugh"
eYes. sir Are you going to enfor
racer"
''.ss.ot much want him to come
out home with me and tell the cook
she has to leave" 49, n
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FEARS CONCERNING FORTHCOMING DECISIONS UNITED
STATES SUPREME COURT IN THE TOBACCO STANDARD OIL
AND UNION PACIFIC CASES CAUSES WEAKNESS
IN LAST WEEKS STOCK MARkET-sANkER DECLARES
THERE UNDUE FORMER RUL.
iNes OF SUPREME COURT HAVE BEEN coNsERvATivE-PREs
EMIT LEVEL SHOULD ATTRACT GOOD
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Iananeke Exports Grow.

Tokyo. Japan's foreign trade In
1909 amounted In value to more than
4fe.90U.U0) yen ts206. 000.000) In ex-
pe.ts and nearly $4,000. 900 yen
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And how she struggled when You
kissed her for the first time and said
she'd never speak to you again, and
how that last remark worried you
when you sneaked into bed and re-.
called It?
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a student Of Human Mature.

5tUuGHt OF FUmaN NdLuTGs
THAT was a pretty harsh note Mr..
lincher sent you" Eyes. answered
'e debonnair debtor, But he didn't
can most OF It, He has just EN-.
Dyed new stenographers When he
lciated that letter he was showing
t."
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q MISCELLANEOUS.

A YONUG lady working down town
wants a place as companion for
elderly lady in exchange for room ami
board. Address b. B., Bulletin Office.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED-Position by young WON.
an experienced in office work. Apply
M. Bulletin office.
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SALESM EN-.
NOTICE..
WAN TED.

WANTED-For permanent posi-
ton that will pay from 500 per week
up, a married man between the ages
Of twentythree and thirty-ive with
fair education and good reputation
who is willing to canvass and has
lived in Cairo for some time. For par
ticulars address HIS g., this office.
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE.

WANTED-Good girl for general
housework. Apply 1904 Washington
avenue.
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SEVERAL GOOD PAYING, PER
MANENT positions open in the Gov
eminent Service; common school edn-
cation acquired. For particulars ad-
dress -, care of this paper.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
Winter Tourist Fares.


afro to Aberdeen, Mise. and
return .,!..s... ..... ...$13.lt
'slro TO Dufsnt, Miss. and
retnrn .... 49,. .'..... 10 10
cairo to Jackson, Miss. and
return $780,. 49,. q. 1875
AFRO 10 McConh. Miss and re-
tnrl ~. n, ...... ........ 1855
'a'rpta llamfnond, La. and re-.
farn ..- !. $3.50. s0.Ss
.'ro to New Orleans, La. and
return ..,.ss.. .ss....s.. 21,B1
''Hiro to Houston. Texas. and
retuFp NY, ......... 1923
'aifneto' HalyeAton Texas, and
return ,t. ......... .s1.2s
'alra % Han Antonlo, Tex. and
return ....t... IL ......... 34.Be
cairo 10 Austin, Texas. and re-.
turn ... .........n.4s
rs'ro ~ funur Christi, Texas.
Nna RETURN 4... ........ s7.ss
fsi-' v NJ na.n Ter. and re. s.
'hrn 49, IA .s.s-.....s. 30 80
''#lfn' n Jacksonville, Fla. and
r-int" ........ .,..... axle
slel Ia HA'aaa, Cuba. and re.
tptp -. .......s...s. ca IS
And many othars points lii Florida.
Fesaa Neu Mexico, California.
Ttrkats an sale until April 3Oth,
s"od rstnruins until May s1st, 1910.
J.. II, JONES.
Ticket Agent. Cairo, iii.
A. II, HANSON,
F.. r. NJ. Chicago.
"a. HATCH, q. p. A.. Chicago.
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WANTED-Position by an expert
enced senographer. Good references.
Address, 0. A., this office.
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LOST.

LOST-Gold chain Thursday on
the 1880 Holbrook car or between
Eighth and Washington avenue and
Opera House Block. Return to 429
Twenty-eighth street and receive re-
ward.
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WANTED-JSituat as chef, ho-
tel or restaurant, white, none better
on soups or meats. Address Chef
Bulletin Office. ..-.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08

Over in.wisoonsin the man Dietz 10
again in the lime light. A short time
ago be shot q man In the village OF
Winter. while engaged in a political
row. A sheriff's posse went out to get
Distz and succeeded in ambusing three
Of his children. two sons and dsugh-
ter, as they we're on their way from
the Dietz home u the village to get
supplies. The fool sheriff lost his head
and he and his deputies fired on the
defenseless children. wounding the
daughter severely and one OF the sops-
The other son got away and went back
to the house. II is feared that the
daughter will die.
Law abiding citizens have no use for
men like Dietz and il Is the duty OF
the state OF Wisconsin to rid the coun-
try of this menace to order and law.
At the same time, such unexcusable
acts as the sheriff was gritty OF brings
sympathy to outlaws and clouds the
main feature of the case. The sheriff
has no excuse for his act but. when
you think back to the bottom of the
affair, the blood of Dietz' children is
on his own hands.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08
TO BE A PART OF
ATHRoUGH TRUNK LINE
Continued from Page /.

Continued from Page 1.
improvements until the Development Of
the country shows the commissioners
where the roads ought to be perman-
emily located.
The most important latterals are the
Amasa road and the Pentoga road.
The Amasa road will be growing in
importance right along and the same
will be true of the Pentoga road but
not to the extent that the Amasa road
promises. 1t is agreed that the present
course Of the Amasa road is not the
right one at all as the five miles
through the hardwood timber briggs
hills that il will cost a mint Of money
to reduce to proper grade. The chances
are that in time the road will be chan
ged to new course, either TO the east
or the west of the present course. where
a comparatively level road can be had
all the way.
The same conditions apply to the
Pentoga- Saunders road. There will
undou btedly be great developments
down in that section in the years to
come that will tell the commissioners
where the road ought to be permanent
ly fixed in order to serve the greatest
number of persons
That leaves only the north route
from Amasa to Iron River OF the pre-
sent system and the consenses OF opin-
ion seems to be that that road ought to
be vacated as a county road 1t never
should have been adopted as the traffic
over il is less than a team each week
on the average along its entire course.
In time there may loo developments up
in that section that will necessitate
that road but at the present time there
is not and the road funds will not al
low OF its being kept up in proper
shape.
1t Is certain that the valuations of
the upper peninsula counties will be
greatly increased in the near future
and this increase means more money
for county roads. The hardwood tim
Der that is at present escaping taxation
must bear its share towards opening
up this county before it is cut and
carted off to lower points to be sawed
up aud thus escape taxation altogether
This seems to be the determination of
all county boards and 1t is brought a.
bout 10y the recent state wide agitation
for thorough revamping OF the state
tax administration.
The work that is being done now
days ON roads is done with an eye to
Even our township roads
are being built with that end in view.
Heretofore the practice was to follow
up some old tote road and make It pas
siblo. Now the roads are being put on
the line as far as possible and hills and |
swamps are being obviated wherever
possible.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08
Resolution Of Coincidence.

Whereas. it has pleased the Almighty
Ruler in his infinite wisdom TO take
from our midst our beloved brother
and friend. Eli Petola and
Whereas. in the death Of Archer Pei
tola Crystal Homestead No. i472 has
lost a valuable member. a generous
friend and kind and loving brother,
therefore;
Be it Resolved that we extend TO the
bereaved family Of our deceased broth
or our profound sympathy and condol-
ence, that the charter Of our lodge be
draped in mourning for a period of
thirty days; and that copy of these
resolutions be spread upon the records
of the lodge, another copy to be print
ed in the Diamond Drill.
Signed
w. X. Dawson,
VIM, Reynolds,
Arthur Geske.
Committee on Resolutions.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08
Capt Bogardus again hits the Bulls
1--we

Capt Bogardus again hits the Bulls
Eye.
This world famous rife shot who
holds the championship record Of 100
pigeons In 100 consecutive snots Is liv-
ing in Lincoln. Ill. Recently inter
viewed. he says :--"I suffered a lon
time with kidney and bladder trouble
and used several well known XII tney
medicines. all OF which gave me no
relief until / started taking Foley
Kidney Pills. Before I used Foley
Kidney Pills had severe backaches
and pains in my kindeys with suppress
sion and a cloudy voiding. On aris-
ing In the morning would get dull
headaches. Now / have taken three
bottles Of Foley Kidney Pills and feel
100 per cent better. am never both
cred with my kidneys or BLADDER and
again feel like my own self. Rezin's
Drug Store.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08
To the Publisher /:

To the Publisher: q
A proposed amendment to Article
VIII, Section 10 OF the Constitution
will be submitted to the electors at the
election to be held on Tuesday, Novem-
Der 8, 1910. as follows:
mo county shall incur any indeb-
tedness which shall incieaes It's total
debt beyond three per cent OF its as
sessed valuation. except counties hav-
ing an assessed valuation Of i've mil.
lion dollars or less. which counties
may increase their total debt TO five
per cent. OF their assessed valuation. {"
The effect of the proposed amend :
ment is to give counties. having an as
sessed valuation of five million dollars
or less, the right to increase their total
debt to five per cent OF the total asses
sed valuation.
Il. Q. Martindale.
Secretary Of State
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1910.

Mr.. Waffen.. as quoted in another
column. Gays that he is going to run M
democrat because he was dishonest
ly beaten" Ia the primary. II Mr..
Waffen was so dishonesty beaten" he
not only has the right to be candi.
date but it Is his duty to be candi.
date as the modern view Of the nomi.
mating machinery is that honesty and
an open field ought TO predominant in
the selection OF candidates for any and
all Offices.
1t is not only Mr.. waffen's duty to
be candidate but 1t is his duty to
specifically point out and punish the
dishonesty, The mere proclamation of
dishonesty don't signify that the pro-
clamation Is honest in itself; in fact
such proclamations, in political con-
tests. are generally put forth to pre-
JUDGE voters who, as general thing,
resent any d jshonest methods in cleo
tions. Many man has been censurtd
by these proclamations when there was
not any good reason for ii. except q
suspicion. The people are entitled to
bill OF particulars not to a budget of
gossip calculated to impugn and pre-
judics. II Mr.. Waffen has any such
thing about his person he should pro
duce II and as a means Of such produc-
tion we will say that our columns are
open to any conclusive proof that Mr..
Waffen or any other man was dishon-
estly kept off any ticket.
We must add the caution, however,
that the proof must be proof. not cam
paign advertisement.
In order to settle at once one point
in regard to Crystal Falls precinct No.
1--we will say that IL is common know.
ledge that the enrolment made at the
April election was, by some person un-
known. mutilated. The copy that was
in the county clerks office was torn ia
two so that only the names az far as
the initial -" remained. The person
who did this is not known. The en-
rollment was intact and the last known
of IL was when II was copied by gem
tieinan in the employ OF someone dur
ing the last month of the campaign. |
Why this was done. we know not. We
don't think for a minute that Mr.. |
Waffen had anything to do with it.
We are certain that Mr.. McDonough |
did not and the township authorities
didn't know of its being in existance
until the original copy. which is sup
posed to be- among the township re-
cords, was found to be missing
The fact that voters who had been
enrolled last April were not disfran-
chised by this act of wantoness or care
while II may be legal ir-
is no ground for the claim
OF dishonesty
The specific points in connection
with the Mastodon and StRmbaugh are
yet to toe stated
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08

Exposure of the methods of the late
A. G.. Bird. dairy and TODD commits.
sioner and right hand man to Governor
Warner, has been the sensation of the
week in political circles.
Bird had mania to acquire wealth
and wasn't particular how he got it so
long as he raked In the shelxels.
During his lifetime he practically
dictated Governor Warmers course and
now in his death he brings greater OPP
probriuin on the arleady much discre-
dited Warner administration.
1t Is to be regretted that the news
papers feel so disposed to jump on a
man after his death. They had plenty
of excuse to do SO during his lifetim me-
Silence would be much better under
the circumstances.
Had the papers that are now raking
mp the deceased's misdoings been ac-
tive at the time be asaassinated, poll
tically and physically. the later
Arthur Hill. Bird and warnerism
would not now be stalking about to
brighten the republican party OF Mich
gan. The papers that abused DIR.
Bradley 30 vilely must now feel cheap
when they realize how successfully
Mr.. Bird used them to further his mis-
doings.
With Armstrong and Bird as his
principal advisers, Is IL any wonder
that Governor Warner was misleadf
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08
First TrackIess Trolley for
America
America

The first trackless trolley in America
has just been opened at Wonderland
Point. Lookout Mountain. near Los
Angeles. California. This line 10 be-
ing operated through the entire length
OF Laurel Canyon beginning at juno
ton with the Los Angeles Pacific cleo.
trio road and ending at the inn at the
head or the canyon.
The trackless trolleys look more like
two large autos. No tracks have been
laid but the cars are propelled by cleo.
tricity secured through flexible trolleyt
running on overhead wires much the
same as the trolley wires in any city.
The flexible trolleys give the cars--s
lea-way of thirty feet. ample room for
passing any vehicles. autos or teams
that may lie met on route. Two cars
have been installed 81 far with seat.
ing capacity OF about thirty each.
Two lines OF wirs have been strung
and the current will be grounded doing
away with the return of the current
through tho rails as in regular troll
ey system.
A club house, which is located nj
Wonderland Point, Lookout Mountain,
400 feet above the sea level. has been
completed and will serve rs a stopping
place until the large hotel now In
course Of construction Is completed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. 81. N. Aldrich. Pastor.


Sunday. October 9th. 1910. -
1880 a. m. sermon by the pastor,
Subject. Believing and Being" This
is "0lder Peoples Day. and we cor.
daily invite all to worship with us. .
The choir will sing the following
special music.
Anthem. Let Not Your Heart
Be Troubled. Lorenz.
Duet, 30 Morning Land" Phelps.
Solo. "The Voice In the Cath
edral, Hall
The solo will be sung by Mrs. Jane
Harvey.
900 m. the Sunday School will hold
its regular session. The orchestra will
lead In tire song service. d. M. Ross
Superintendent.
2:30 pm. the regular Sunday School
and service with sermon will be held
at the Armenia location.
1880 p. m. the pastor will preach.
Subject OF the sermon. Goods Atti-
tude Toward the Young"
The choir will sing the following
special music.
Anthem. ''I VIII Walk Before
The Lord. f" Gabriel.
Offertory, "Jubilate Dec. Bierly.
You will be welcome to all Of these
services.
Next week the meetings are as fol-
lows:
Tuesday 700 p. m. the regular
meetingNof the Boys Brigade. Four
new members will be received.
Thursday. z 80 p. m. the general
Prayer Meeting.
Next Sunday, October 10th, is Rally
Day, and we are preparing for a great
day. Plan to be there.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08

There Is revolt against Roosevelt,
the Boss. The resignation of Sec.
Young OF the Republican club lie the
first outward expression Of this revolt.
Mr.. Young voted for 90 years the re-
publican ticket; has been an ardent
Hughes supporter and always on the
side OF cleanliness in politics. Hii
reasons tor bolting this year are simply
that Theodore Roosevelt has set him.
self up as a dictator Of the republican
party in New York and belief thai
Roosevelt's success in bulldozing al
who oppose him means his candidacy
for president again In 1912 and for
more years OF windstorms.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08
St. Marks Churcn

Rev. Harold Jenkins. Rector.
Mr.. Chas. M. Rogers, Sunday School
Superintendent.
Services for tho twentieth Sunday
after Trinity, October 9th.
Morning Prayer and Sermon 10 80
Sunday School IL as
Evening Prayer ana Sermon 7:30
2 Services at Mans6eld.l ocation 800
The public is cordially invited to
these services.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08

George Lord. secretary OF the state
tax commission and q candidate for
the Legislature on the Republican tick
ct. Is working on o bill for Q general
revision of the tax laws OF the state.
1t has long been known that the laws
are too Lax and that millions of pro-
perty escape taxation.
But Mr.. Lord. for the first time.
makes public just what conditions are.
According to his figures, which have
been carefully compiled from the re-
cords OF the tax Office. the property Of
the srate should be increased STAT. S62. :
37S in order to bring IL all up to real
nd valorem basis. says the Detroit
Journal
Mr.. Lord acknowledges tnat the
mining companies of the upper PENN
sula are inadequately taxed. bat maKes
the point that an investigation OF the
lower peninsula reveals that all sorts
of property. real. industrial and per-
sonal. are escaping in the lower PENN
sula and that majority of the cuun-
ties are not assessed at more than go
per cent Of their value.
During the past summer. largely due
to the efforts Of Mr.. Lord. the valua-
tion OF the state has been increased
about $50, 900. 900. bat he says that this
is but a starter.
The significant part of the matter is
that the railroads and telephone COM
panies are now assessed on what prac-
tically amounts to cash basis and
that IL they should take the matter in
to court they would be able to upset
the entire tax system of Michigan.
This they have threatened to do and
they will undoubtedly seek legal re-
dress II something is not done by the
next Legislature and the state board OF
which meets next sum-
Iner.
The only two counties in the lower
peninsula which are assessed at nearly
cash value are Wayne and Kent, the
counties containing the two largest
cities jackson was raised this sum-
mer and is in much better shape than
the other counties which contain the
larger cities OF the state.
tine remedy" says Mr. Lord. lies
in an entire revamping Of the tax laws
Of the state, hut particularly in broad
ening the powers of the state tax COM
Local assessing is.too much
by prejudice and politics
and it is astounding how some OF the
assessing in Michigan is done.
"The state tax commissioner should
have power at any time to go into any
county and compel the local assessing
raise the assessments and. If
40 refuses TO obey. to prosecute him
his in addition 10 Its general power of
revision and equalization over the pro-
Derty In the counties.
ITO fully correct the evils which
low exist the constitution should DO so
amended as TO take the assessing power
rom the supervisor of the township
md place it in the hands OF county
assessor. who would work with the CITY
assessors in fixing the value of the pro-
,erty OF a county.
Representative Guy A. Miller, who
8 a candidate for the state senate in
he Third district, Detroit, is also
working on tax matters. his particular
fort being directed toward lowering
he expense of the handling of delin-
uent tax lands.