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New-York tribune., 1910-04-21
GIANTS DRUB BOSTON
Open Season Here al Last with
Clean Victory.
MAYOR TosSES OUT BALL
Thousands Fill Stands and Roar
a Greeting to Mr.. Gaynor
and Players.

Az last, n was long wait. but the vora-
cious baseball sppettes Of twenty-five
thousand fans" was partially satiated
when the Giants swallowed the Doves on
the Polo Grounds yesterday afternoon.
After being tsntslized fer two DAYS, the
crowd let loose it's pent-up enthusiasm
and rosred with enjoyment over nearly
every play made n was really Only half
feast. as the Giants were not compelled
20 put on sry hne touches. ~ was SO easy.
The contest was remarkably free from
the spectacular. but an occasional fash cf
speed was enough 20 touch OF the mine of
vociferous applause.
Mayor Gaynor proved 70 he one of the
best nsscots the Giants ever had ~ the
opening OF the season. The crowd gave
him q rovsl welcome as he was escorted
across the field 20 the private. box OF John
=. Brush. Cheer upon cheer rippled around
the oval. and he was compelled 70 rise sew
ersi tirnes after being seated 20 scknsw-l-
edge the greetings of the fans
There e. little 90 tell Of Boston's side
of the game They never had chance.
r1ot a single runner got BY second base. and
the batters went out in order in six TIM
fngs. Three tirnee man got 20 fret base
only 20 be caught stealing or thrown out
or q double play. The giants were ready TO
ny the steel Of a worthier foenan.
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Totals. 4iozT . 5 Totals. . s24is

sBsftei FOR Msftsrn IN the sixth inning
+Bat;ed FOR Evans In the ninth inning.
Seg York...-...-.- o2 !
Tpo-hass hits-Devlin q. NiItse. stolen bases
O. Murray Devlin. Left IN hases-Boston. ?. NeW
York :. First base On errors-Boston, ! New
YORK, ]. Double plsy-Bridweli aud Merkle
Struck cut-By Niitse. 2. by MstteFn. !. Bases
on balls-On Mettern, ?, Of Evans. 2 Hits
OF Msttern IA 8 innings. OF Evans. I In
lie.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21
Miltse Star Of the Care.

But what other record could be made,
with Wiltse pitching in the form which he
displayed Not a ran walked Two struck
out and three managed 70 connect for sin
giles But these hits were scattered. So
really there was nothing for Boston 10 DO.
vntse had mastery control of the hall
and never let UP for one minute through
out the game.
Rot only was the clever pitcher a factor
,n the box. but he Increased his influence
with the stick. Marern. the Boston
pitcher made the mistake % passing Mer-
kle and Myers after Devlin had singled in
the fourth inning. There were two out
END perhaps the passes were freely given
with the expectation that Wiltse would
prove an easy out Instead he lined out
q two base hit 20 left field. driving home
two runs. The smile which came over Nc
Grsw's face was reflected IN that of she
Bnlfsen which sat perohed up on its throne
in the outneid near the bieachers. As for
Big Chief" Meyers. who got as far as
third base. he nearly collapsed.
Devlin carried cr the hitting honors Of
the CAV with double and two singles to
his credit in four times At bat He started
the fun in every inning that the Giants
scores Murray was not "a behind. with
effectively. In fact. most of The Giants
got after the hall pretty hard. running up
8 total Of ten hits. The bleschers in cen
frefeld which have been newly painted
green. seem 10 have done the trick.
The Giants made all except che Of their
hits Of AIattern. however. and Evans. who
relieved him IN the sixth inning, did better
The prelirninaries of Tuesday, which only
served 20 Whet the appepttes OF the
fans" were repeated yesterday. The play
ers were out on the field early trying 70
Get snto form after a three days rest
without any practice 70 speak Of. They
started n 10 unload 8 few choice plays
which had been harvested for a suitable
exhibition time The crowd shouted its ap-
u-oyal a. everything. At ? 30 O'Clock there
were about fifteen thousand persons N the
h,r stadium. The stands filed rapidly. and
half an hour later many persons were pick
fng out the soft rocks or Coogan's Bluff.
SO as 20 get a glimpse OF the sun parlor in
the Outheld
Among these were some who had en-
tered the grounds on Tuesday through
snvitations and discovered yesterday that
they could not persuade the ooorkeepers
that they had been among those invited
Although there was plenty of room IN the
bleachers for those who lined the bridge
ana hiil outside, they evidently were not
disposed 70 buy ticket after planning for
e free entertainment
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Philsdeiphis.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Detroit Mt Cleveland.
Washington at Boston.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Phiisdeiphis, 9; New York, ..
Washington. 12j Boston. 4.
Cleveland, l; Chirago, o.
Detroit vs.. -. Louis (wet grounds).
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21
Standings in Baseball Race

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at BROOKLYN.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
ST. Louis st Pittsburg
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York, 4; Boston, o.
Philsdelphis. !; BrAoklyn, ?.
Chicago, 3. st. Louis. 4.
Cincinnati VS. sPittsburg (coid).
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Totals. ..12Ii27I2 3 Totals. So

'Batted for Smith n second inning +Batted
for Collins In ninth inning
yss5 ysshirgton - 2 Q e-i?
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21

Bssebsu Poio crcuEds Te-day. (. u. ~
E-4s IA. E21.1nE- LGEa- hcc.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21
AoUEDUCT ENTRIES TO-DAY.

FIRST RAcE-Selling, for three 81 r-olds and
upward. $500 ADDED. SiK furlongs.
Ma0Inau -.--.------l ~ spindle ----......... los
.DanceiiOn .--..--..llo Elnn Beau-... -lOl
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21
Pennant Winners Past Ten Years

The total Attendance OF both
leagues for 1909 at All games
played vas 7,575.f05.
The National League, 5,e37, ,553
The American League. 5.74o.570
There was not a single no-hit
game pitched IN either league
during the season. There was Bot
one unassisssd tricie play made
Neal Bali. Cleveland shortstor.
made this play, the first OF ITS kind
ever performed In either league.
A gold medal vas presented TO
Ball for having aceomriished
this extraordinary feat.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21

FIFTH RArE-Selilne fcr three yesr-ods and
upuarf ron-p iuners On 1870. tsCB added.
seven furionGe
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21

sEo0ND p. ..lIIaadlcap. p D. u
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21

FOURTH RACE-THE ARNERNE for three
Eear-1ds. guaranteed gr-ss Kalne. s., 800.
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II appearing TO the board of educa-
,ion that she total valuation of ali
taxable property in this district &C.
cordiEg 10 the last ass essmeDt thereof.
is SCI 1859. on, being real estate to
the value of S299S55 90; personal
property to the value of Sl5520O 90;
and railroad and othec property as
sessed by the board OF public works to
the value of $156504 90 as certified to
to this board by the offiter whose duty
1t is to make out the land books ac-
coiding to the provisions of section 3S
cheptcr 20 Of the code ms last amend
ed, aud II appearing from the torego-
ing estimates that it is necessary TO
raise by levy, after deducting all
credits, $0oo 90 tor building purposes
and $4,000 for teachers purpose
therefore it Is determined thot levy
on each One Hundred Dollars valu-
Stion of twelve and one half cents.
129 Tor building aud twenty five
cents. [25cl for teachers purposes will
be necessary to produce the estimated
amount Us aforesaid for The ensuing
fiscal year
Stat OF West iagiula. county of
Calhoun and district of Sheridan, To-
WIT:
|, $, 6. Rogers, secretary of the
boapd Of cdecation in and for Sheridan
district of said county and state, Go
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.
S. q Rogers, Secretary Board
of Education of Sheridan district and
Calhoun county, w. Va, Big Bend
Post Office
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CEN TER DISTRICT
Estimate for Levy.

Estimate for Levy.
Alta regular session of the board of
education of Center district Of Calhoun
county, West Virginia, held at che
regular meeting place thereof on the
second Tuesday in August 1910.
Present; S NJ. Word, president Of
SAID board Of education and A, J..
Gamer add j.. f Norman Commiss-
toner's.
10 accorda nee with section 3. chap
ter . Of the acts of the legislature Of
1908 rbr board Of education proceed
ed h. make up an estimate of the
amount necessary to be levid for the
current fiscal wear, aud doth deter
niue and estimate the several amounts
to be as follows:
BUILDING FUND ESTIMATE
Maximum levy 125 cents on each
one hundred dollars valuation
l. I've amount duo, aud the amount
that will become due aud collectable
from every source, except for the levy
Of taxes to be made for the current
fiscal year
(D Amount due fund from
sheriff S7l3 go
Co.. Redomsdon .csumatcd) 1880
Coz Sbhool book dcpositors 800 90
S876.1O.
, The debts aud demands owed by
The district as whole, and payable
out The building fund
(a) Outstanding orders $3.50 90
OBJ Curren: accounts due and
unpaid 125.OO|
(c) Commissions dolinquoDcios
and generations 245 90
Cd Salaries Of district officers
and employees 4O7 90
(c) Institute attendance 1918
CD Other expenses 895 90
1917 90
TEACHERS FUND ESTIMATE
Maximum leye rs cents on each |
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.................SlS,29S %

II appearing TO the court that the total
Valuation of all taxable property in this
county, according to the last assessment
thereof, ~ 81, i02, 1880, being real estate
To the value of -, l49, 1000; personal pop
ertv TO the value of 81 ,35S, 5430O; and
railscOd and OF her property assessed by the
Board of Public Works TO the value of
SS93, 9O0.50 as certified 10 this court by the
Assessor, and it appearing from the fore
going estimates that it is necessary to raise
10y levy, after deducting all credits, Sl0,-
l4l.S7 for county purposes, therefore it is
determined that levy on each One Hun
,irod Dollars valuation of Twenty cents
t2Oc. 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
], s. w. McClung clerk of the county
court OF said county and State, do herby
certify that the foregoing conforms TO an
urker made and entered by said county
court on the 9th day of August 1910.
Given under my hand this 10 day OF
August 1910.
S. w. MCCLUNG, Clerk
County Court, BY S. T WALDO, Deputy.
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TOWN or EVANSVILLE
Estimate Tor Levy.

State Of West Virginia. county O.
Colhouu and town Of Grautsvilc. TO
WIT:
Alta regular session Of the council
Of ihc the town Of 5rautsvlle. i'm
Calhoun county, held 10 the council
cctmb"rs thereof in the SI,dsu build.
log % tie Ooh day of Augu.t. 1910.
there was present o. y. smith. acnpp
mayor, w ) Mathews recorder pro.
ten. aud J.. VI Williams asI n NJ
Marshall and a G. Miller members
of The council of said town
In accordance with section chap'er
9 Of The Acts Of me extraordinary
session OF the legislature Of 1908. the
council proceeded 10 make up an csn.
mate Of The amount necessary Go be
levied for The current G,col year. TO
cover all muuocipal debts tod Habili.
ties payable during the eaid year.
including probable expenditures for
municipa purposes, and proper allow
aDccs for delinquent taxes. cxpensc
Of collections and contingencies: but
dcducuDR thorcfrom The moucy In the
city treasury applicable 20 the service
Of tho year and municipal claims, doth
determine and estimate the several
amounts to be levied as follows.
ESTINARES
Maximum levy 80 cents on the one
hundred dollars valuation.
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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 III August, 1910, Present:
Wm. Webb, president of said board
of education. aud VIM Snider aud
b. Il. Ferrell commissioners.
10 accordance with section chap.
ter 3, OF the Acts Of the Legislature of
1908, the board of education proceed
ed to make up an estimate of the
amount necessary to be levied tor the
current fiscal year, to cover all district
debts and Liabilities payable during
the year, encludlug the PROBABLE
expenditures for district purposes, and
proper allowances for Delinquent
taxes, expeDsesi of collecting aud
contingencies, but dadUcting the
money IN the treasury applicable to
the service of the year and district
claims, doth determine and estimate
the several amounts to be levied as
follows:
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State Of West NirginiN,
County Of Calhoun, to- wit:
], 5. w. McClung, Clerk of the
county court Of The 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
S. w. McClung, Clerk Coun-
ty Court by S. T. Waldo, Deputy.
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{ For nine teachers hold
ing No two ceruh
cat ATS dollars per
month for term of six
months 1880 90
g For two teachers hold
ing No three cerhfi
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 $923719 be-
ing real estate to the value of
53S555. dollars personal property
to the value Of 29543o and rail
road and other propertd ASSESS
ed by the board of public works to
the SS9734.oo as certified to this
board by the Assessor, aud it appear
ing from the foregoing estimate that II
is necessary to raise by levy. after dc
Quoting all credits, S115465 % fol
building purposes and $23o9 20 fol
teachers purposes, 1t is determined
that levy on each One Hundred
Dollars valuation of 121 cents fol-
building purposes and 25 cents fo
tcac 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 TIT
board of education In and Tor LIE,
disrsict of said county and state, d,
hereby certify that the foregoing con
forms to an order made and entered
by the said board en- the 9th day o
August, 1910.
Giveu tnoer my hand this 9th ia,
of August 91o
Clay Sturcher, secretary board o
eduoa ion.
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GRANTSVILLEfND. DIsTRICT
SHERMAN DISTRICT.

:. The amount due and the amount that
will bee me due and collectable from every
source. except from the levy of taxes to be
made for the current fiscal year.
a. balance dine from sheriff .........S 3O3 Ga
b, rcdemptions etc ...................... 40 90
c, CapItat;on road tax ................24O 90
lO'dl'..'..'...'... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S0S3 63
,. The debts and demands owed by the
district as a whole.
a, Outstanding orders .................. 63 ia
b, Current accounts due and unpaid 10000
c, To open and repair road 800. 90
d, Commissions, Exonerations
and DelinquencieS.. 1900
e; District taxes 5000
Total. ..........."............... Sl9SS. lG
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ESTIMATE

For special bridge levy, as provided in
third pro viso section >, chapter O. Acls
1908 and amended by the Acts of 1902
The maximum levy canno' exceed twenty
cents on the one hundred dollars valuation
This levy caDnot be laid in counties that
have Indebtedness of any kind or in coun-
ties in which a special bridge levy was laid
in 1908 ifseventy-iive per cent of such levy
was not expended during the year 1908, OF
where the aggregate levy for county and
district road purposes exceeds the amount
specified by the frs pro vjso of section
two, or in counties which did not lay the
same in 1909.
State of West Virginia.
County # Calhoun, to-wit:
AT a regular session Of the county court
nf Calhoun county, held at the court house
thereof, on the 9th day of August 1910.
Present, G.. l.. Lynch. President of said
court, and q. w. Maze and Tack stump,
Commissioners.
1t being shown to the court that the to-
tal valuation of the taxable properly Of
this county for this year is SHOP, 1873 80.
of which valuation 81, l49,7i0.00 is rea
estate; 81 ,35S, $4,000 is personal property,
and 1898, 900 80 is railraod and other prop
erty assessed by the Board of ubic
Works and it further appearing that this
county has no debt, bonded or funded or
otherwise; that the rate Of levy for county
and district road purposes does not exceed
lh,, prescribed in the first proviso of sec
iron 2 Of chapter GG Of the acts of the legis-
inturc Of 1909, and that more than IS per
cent Of the Special Bridge Levy Of 1908,
had been expended prior to the August
term 1909 of this court. 1t is therefore
ordered that q special Bridge Levy OF zoe
twenty cents on each one hundred dollars
valuation Of the taxable property OF this
county for the purpose of building bridges
and TO be known as Special Bridge Levy,
being continuation Of the Special Bridge
levy assessed al the last Levy term Of this
court
State Of West Virginia,
County Of Calhoun, to-wit:
is. w. Mct lung. clerk oi Of the com
~ court Of said county and state, de- hereby
certify that the foregoing is true copy
from the records of an order made ard en-
tered by said county court on the 9th day
of August 1910.
tiiven under my hand this 10Th day Of
August 1910.
= w. McClung, Clerk county court
Of calhoun county, by S. r. waldo. Deputy.
Estimate for Road Purposes.
The court proceeded 10 make up an o.
innate of The amount necessary 90 he levied
for tle current fiscal year, 90 open and
keep IN repair the district roads IN Calhoun
county aud doth determine and estimate
the several amount. to- be levied III follows
SHERIDAN DISTRICT.
j The rmorut due and the amour
"a
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The rate of levy on each one hun
dred dollars valuation necessary to
raise the aforesaid amount and the
rate which the court proposes to
lay in each Of the respective dis
tricts is as follows:
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CENTER DISTRICT.

T. The amount due and the amount
that viii become due aud colieciable from
every source. except from the levy of tax
es Co boz made for the current fiscal year
a. Balance due from ~heri1..S 1lS -
b, RedemptiOns, ic......................JO 90
G., capailon Road hX...,.......2lO 90
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$245,00
$lOSO,OO

1t appearing tc the board of
education that the total valuation
of all the taxable property in this
dis district according to the last
assessment thereof, is 308O84. 90
dollars; being real estate to the
value of 116065. 90 dollars; per-
sonal property to the value of
1898. 90 dollars; and railroad
and other property assessed by
the board of public works to the
value of 100000 dollars as certi-
fled 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 363.00 dol
lars for building purposes and
650.00 dollars for teachers pur-
poses, it is determined that a
levy on each One Hundred Dol
lars valuation of twelve and one
half cents [121sc) for building
purposes and twenty-five cents
(25c) for teachers purposes will
be necessary 10 produce the eSti-
mated rmOuts as aforesaid for
the ensuing fiscal year.
State of West Virginia, county
of Calhoun, district of Grants
vile Ind, To-wIT::
|, S. P. Bell, Secretary of the
Board of Education in and for
Grantsville 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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ne hunured dollars valuation

one hunnred dollars valuation
l The amount due, aud the amount
that will become due and collectable
FROM every source, except from the
levy Of taxes to be modo for the cur
rent fiscal year
(a) Balance due fund from
sheriff S775 SO
90 Redemptions estimated 1904
Co Due from general school
fund enumeration s14.13I
--------.--,----
1902 20
, The debts aud demands owed by
the district as a whole. and payable
out of the teachers fund
Co commissions, deliuqucncies
and examinations 1855 90
CD For 10 teachers holding
No. certificates at $40 per
month for six month 2400 90
~ For teachers holding No.
9 certificates at S35. per
month for six months 900 90
CD For = teachers holding No
3 certificates at $50. per
month for six months SOC, 90
II 65l 90
1t appearing to the board of cduca-
ton that the total valuation OF all the
taxable property in this district &C.
cordiug to the last assessment thereof,
is SS0733. being real estate to the
value of $3654S0. rersoral property
to the value of S3163S5 and railroad
and other property sessed by the
boasd of public works to the value Of
Sl9SS69. as certified to this board to
the assessor, and it appears from the
foregoing estimate tina; it is necessary
10 raise By levy, after deduciiug ali
credits Sl07l 90 for building purposes
aud S2670 so for teachers purposes,
it is determined that levy on each
one hundred dollars valuation of
twelve and one half [123 for tuiltiug
purposes and twenty-five cents 25c I
for teaceers purposes will be necessar y
to produce the estimated amounts as
aforesaid for the ensuing fiscal year
State Of West Virginia, County OF
Calhoun aud district of Center 7 o. Wit:
|, s. Z Bell, secretary of the doard
Of education 10 and for Center distiic
of said county and state, do hercby
certify that the foregoing conforms to
an order made aud entered by said
board on TIC 9th day of August
1910.
Given under my hand this 9th day
Of August 1910.
S =. Bell,
Secretary Board of Education
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Estimate
For Levy.
State of West Virginia,
County of Calhoun.

AZ regular session Of the County cour,
of calhoun county, held on the 9th aay OF
Angus; 1910. Present: q. l.. ISnch Pr :.
missioners. O0'"
In accordance with section ,, chap,er q
OF The Acts Cd the legislature of 1905, In,
court proceeded to make up an estimate 81
Tue amount necessary to be levied icr IN,
current hscal year, and doth determine and
,ssuma' e the several amounts TO be as fol
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BULLDOG FUND ESTIMATE

Maximum levy 122 cents on each
One Hundred Dollars valuation.
L The amount due, and the amount
that Will become due and ccllectoble
from every source, except from the
levy OF taxes to be made for the cur
uent fiscal year.
a, amount due fund from
sheriff 1873. 16
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EVANSVILLE l NDEPEN D.
ENT DISTRICT.
Estimate for Levy

At irregular session of the
board o! edudation of Grantsv.lle
Independent dlstrist of Calhoun
county, Yves; Virginia, held at
the regular meeting place there
Of, apd the second Tuesday in
August 1910. Present l. NJ.
Williams, president Of said board
of education, and j NJ Hamilton
aud j. w. Pell Com missioners.
In accordance with section g.,
chapter 9, Of the acts Of the lep-
islaturc of 1908, the board of ed
ucauou proceeded to make up an
estimate OF the amount necessa-
nv 10 be levied for tbc 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 yalua-
ton.
I The amount due and The
amount that "1lI become due
and collecuble from every source
pxcoot from the levy Of tpvoe TO
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The amount recessary to be rails
ed by levy in each of the respective
districts is as follows.