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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-10
NEW STATE FAIR BUILDINGS.
Win he Constructed az Once and Us
al To SHOW Butter, Cheese, MIX.
Itc.

White River Junction, August 10
Secretary Davis OF the Vermont
State Fair says the exhibits In all
departments this year will be much
In excess OF former years and he
does not hesitate TO add that visit
tors TO the Fair, Sept, -, 30 Il
and 22, will see the greatest agri-
cultural exhibition ever given in
New England.
Last week the Speedwell Farms
at Lyndonyille made a requisition
for so stalls to accommodate the
showing this Farm will make of
cattle and horses
Hearts Delight Farm at Chazy,
n. y, will make big exhibit OF
Percheron and Belgian horses, swine
and Horned Dorset sheep.
A contract has just been let by
Secretary Davis for the construe-
ton OF a building 40X3O feet This
building is planned or the showing
OF butter, cheese, maple sugar,
honey, and exhibition of separator
machinery. Separators will be run
by electricity conducted to the
grounds by special wiring from the
village. A large refrigerator Will
be constructed In one end OF the
building and the milk testing will
take place here under the superyi-
sion OF the Government Experiment
Station at Burlington. The center
OF the building will be occupied by
the exhibit of the Experiment Sta
ton farm and by the Forestry De-
partment, under the supervision OF
State Forest Commissioner Hawes.
N. +. Wheeler of the Junction
House, has new horse he believes
will make record this season.
He is called Dartmouth Boy and has
already shown good time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-10
THE GREAT CAMBRIDGE FAIR
August n. ~ -, - and %, 1911.

When a fair TO be held IN vii
lage the size Of Cambridge offers
most s5.000.o 90 for race purses. that
Is going some; when Il contracts for
more than 100000 worth OF
attractions. that is going more than
some and when Il offers between
So, 600 90 and 100000 for premi-
ums, that comes pretty near exceed
Ing the speed limit Nevertheless
these figures apply to this year 3
fair, and no one acquainted with the
veteran officers thereof will accuse
them Of rashness IN setting too fast
pace
With sixty horses entered In the
four closed events aud many more
horses yet to enter In the seven
other events. there Will be plenty OF
sport and 10 spare. A large number
Of new box stalls are being built 30
there viii benocrowdlng In this de-
partment.
The principal attraction this year
will be the Curtiss Aeroplane. There
Ia something more TO an aeroplane
exhibition than simply sailing thro'
the air With It's intricate figure
cutting, halr-raising spiral descents,
aud other death-defying stunts,
there win be thrills for those who
never felt a thrill before The Ala
bama Troubadours with their old
time feryor but with an entirely
new program will again delight all
who hear them. And these are only
few OF the special attractions.
This years large Increase In pre-
mIums in the stock departments pre-
sages corresponding increase In
the exhibits therein. One OF the
added attractions along the Midway
win be the poultry exhibit in its new
quarters and In new coops.
The rental space IN the buildings
Ia practically sold out and the de
mand for other space has been I'M
precedented so that there now r.
mains but little vacant space TO be
sold.
Al no other place can You see
so much or so many and at so little
cost as AT the Cambridge Fair. }
told Maria this and she said she was
going. that she was going to have
a house full Of company that week
but that she and they were all 20.
ing And what Maria does becomes
the conventional thing 10 do. SO all
the rest OF US are going, too.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-10
rNrclrInN sAln.
clara 5 chiids, Escca'riH.

clara - ANAiAei feAttAffAs
vs.
Laura A. bradley and
Gilbert W. Bradley
Notice Is hereby given that held
an execution against Laura A brad
leY and Gilbert W Bradley IN favor
of clara S. Childs. as executfiA os
the las, win and testament Of
Asaph r. Childs, issued upon
Judgment rendered by the County
Court within and for the County
OF Bennington. al the December
term 1910 thereof. for Seven nun
dred Fifteen Dollars aud NineD-toui
cents damages. aud Tweniy-s Dol
lars aud thirty-five cents costs, and
thar said execution has been levied
and extended upon the following de-
scribed parcels Of land situate ~
The own Of Manchester. In the
county OF Bennington and state OF
Vermont. with the appurtenances
thereof. and with the said debtors
right In equity TO redeem the same,
az the property OF said debtors, 10
Wit
one parcel IN the home Of said
debtors situate on the north side OF
Depot street. SO called, In the village
Of Manchester Depot. aud Is bound
ed on the west by lands formerly
owned by ]. c, Blackmer. now own
ed by Mrs. william Miller. lands OF
the estate OF Mrs, Seweii Bonrn,
lands OF M. q. Wright,
lands OF Alice Keene, and lands OF
c. II. Parker; north by Elm street,
so called; east by lands of Helen
King and lands of the estate OF W.
II. Fullerton; and on the south by
said Depot street.
The second parcel is piece of
land situate on the south side OF
the Rutland Railroad and is known
as the HOLSTER Meadow contain
ing about eighteen acres of land
with a factory and other buildings,
engine and boiler thereon.
Notice is hereby further given
that by virtue OF said execution and
by direction of Holden a. Healy, at
torneys for the creditor In said
cause, unless the said amount OF
said execution, costs and interest,
together with my fees and legal
charges thereon, is In the meantime
paid and satisfied ! shall sell the
real esttae above described, tbut
first setting out homestead there
FROM with the appurtenances there
of, and with all the said debtors
right In equity TO redeem the same,
or so much thereof as may be nee
cessary to satisfy the amount OF
said execution. interest, and all costs
thereon, at public auction to the
highest bidder for the same, upon
the said premises at Manchester De-
pot. In said town of Manchester, on
the 2gth day OF August 1911, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, to sat
isfy the whole or in part said
amount of said execution, costs, and
interest, together with my fees and
legal charges thereon, as directed
in said execution,
Dated at Manchester in the
county OF Bennington this 26th day
of June, 1871.
M. ]. CONVEY,
1913 Deputy Sheriff.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-10
STATE FAIR sUPERINTENDENTs
WelI.Known Experts Chosen by the
State Commissioan.

White River Junction. Aug. IL
The State Fair Commission has APP
pointed superintendent In the many
departments of the State Fair to be
held here Tuesday, Wednesday
Thursday and Friday Sept 49, 20,
q and %, They are experts In their
special lines, which Is an assurance
that the departments will have capa-
BILE men 10 look after them.
The superintendent appointed
are:
General Superintendent. Fred l..
Davis, White River Junction.
Horse department, Il. A. Smalley,
Morrisville.
Cattle department, II. L. Hatch.
South STAFFORD.
Sheep department, W. II. Harring
ton, North Pomfret
Swine department, A. c. Hoitt,
Taftsyille.
Dairy Products and Maple Sugar.
NJ. A. Adams. Derby.
Poultry department, r. $. Currier,
Barre.
Horticultural department, A. H.,
Vaughan. Randolph.
Machinery department. Chester
Sargent, White River Junction.
Domestic manufacturers depart
ment, s. F. Leonard. North Pom
fret.
Fruit department, II A. Wright.
Middlebury
AT the fair grounds there Is
much activity. Work on increasing
the facilities OF the State Fair rail-
road is under way and will be finish
ed before the fair dates. With the
improvements completed II win be
possible TO run trains within the fair
enclosure and ample trackage viii
be provided 10 store cars after their
arrival. This will be great con
yenience TO shippers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-10

W X Hah~8a pnfeef Fteld Ciah
TIE ausgfAnU ~ Nhegs The nett
8amms1 r0Hpeslilan faf the Nefmgni
STAFF championship NouEd - held
VAS hraaEbt 40 aud x wAs deciavd
ta lose q 81 nofeef NJ lisTfsag
toe ears thAt the itnhs are IN fi2e
sAsta AaA LtNI Miil b. able % take
care ~ Al contestants This piii
IT, ihe frs time thAi rar~s has "
cured fhe YeFmuui state chAmpians
eNER fn8FnaMeMt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-10
BENNINGTON GETTING READY
TOH PAGEANT


Bennington is noN putting on CASA
attire IN preparation for the great
Historical Pageant that ~ 70 be-
given By the people q that village
o. Saturday Of this week and Mon
DAY. Tuesday and "Wednesday q
nent week The town Is being gener
ally decorated aud there N 70 BE-
Az electrical Illumination With over
3.60o electric lights every evening
q the pageant
For the representation of the page
ant great amphi,heaiFe has been
built In the woods Just west u Ben
nlnrton village and only three min-
atea walk from the car line The
STAGE IL the open ground with the
trees. rocks and underbrush just az
nature provides them and here VIII
be presented b. upwards Of Goo peo-
PIE the chief episodes in the history
u the town All Of the scenes are
u general interest for Bennington
vas the parent town 81 the state OF
Vermont aud furnished the leaders
and scene Of the events that led ~
10 making Vermont an independent
state.
The great scene ot the pageant
viii be the reproduction Of the bat
ue % Bennington under field eoudl.
lions greatly resembling the actual
scene Of the struggle other episodes
to be reproduced are the contests be
tween be Vermonters aud the New
Workers for title to the lands Of Yer
mont, a contest that lasted for thir-
ty years and led In several instan-
ces TO bloodshed
The scenes and episodes 20 be re-
produced are not all Of martial
character, some OF them being great
social events In which the costumes,
manners. customs and furniture Of
the past viii be- shown az they ac-
tually we're The amplthentre viii
be brilliantly lighted. the costumes
have quite largely been prepared
specially for this occasion aud the
entire spectacle win be brilliant aud
Of great interest
The pageant will be given IN full
each day The first production viii
be on Saturday, August ~. at 81
o'clock Ia the afternoon Mondays
performance viii be in the evening
at : O'Clock. Tuesdays In the after.
noon at 3 aud the closing production
will be on Wednesday at \. Wed.
nesday. August g Il the l34th amt |
yetsary Of the Battle Of Bennington
This year IL the lb0th anniversary |
Of the settlement OF Bennington
aud the pageant is given In com
memoration thereof
Coy Mead Of Vermont and his
staff are 10 be present at tbs open
Ing production Of the pageant Sat.
hthHA hiNtfAteAs
The people ~ Bennington extend
O cordial Invitation 10 the people Of
Bennington county 20 attend the pa
Yeant. III addition 10 the regular
productions Of the ppageaut there
viii be an Industrial exhibit and
exhibit, both Of great 10
tercst and value The Governor itch
enor colonial mansion with all tho
furniture. decorations. books, etc,
as they were when be was governor
and United States senator will be
open 20 the public for the first time
ID history and this alone is well
worth a "trip 20 Bennington IL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-10

The noYf are aai esliipf the
Journal We survived the shook ~
s.sa,n. lass Wsska pspef ard haFe
aop soi eai another The last
heard ~ the editor be- was ~ Col.
gary a city ~ abou, 50 900 lnhsbi.
tanu. 81 The foot 81 she Rocky
NoantAiHs He hss hecu gone tao
seeks 70 isT and expects TO be- gane
smother sesk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-10
PRESIDENT THOMAS ~ DANGER.
Hvai of Middlcbury College Under
goes Operation for Appendicitis,

Burlington, Aug T. President
John NJ Thomas OF Middlehnry Col
lege was operated upon at plaits
burgh this morning for appendicitis
II the cbsmplaln Valley Hospital.
the operation being performed by
Or John II. Wheeler Of Burlington
The operation which was a serious
one. wAs successful, but for few
days there viii be danger from
blood possoulng or peritonltis. This
evening the patient il resting easi-
ly
President Thomas went 10 piztts-
burgh Saturday Intending TO preach
there Sunday lie Was stricken sat
ardey evening And went TO the
hospital whore II was found upon
examination that he WAS suffering
from appendicitis
Dr. Thomas had made many inn
portAnt appointments for the ~
maiadef of the month, nov neccssaF
ilg cancelled.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-10
ADDISON COUNTY FAIR oTFI
GALS.
Appointments Made In the several
Departments of This Great Event.

TIE directors, superintendent
aad iadges In the several dspar,
meats Of the Addison county Fair
20 be- held at Mlddiebary. VI. Aug
~ ~, - and Sept j. have been
selected and are AZ follows
horsa department, william A
LAarfmee, dlFecior-.n-ehargs. J
EsEY builolph, superintendent. Dr
J G. Parker. ". AIbsxs. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-10

ou sunday August a9tb. the Rvs,
land n. g.. viii run popular ckcal
son through Lake George from Zen
nlnrtou. Manchester and informed
iats stations 10 Clarendon inclusive
pare $3.50 Tor the ropnd Fip For
lime II special train SEQ small a.
terfising flyers ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-10

suffered day and night the tor
ment OF itching piles. Nothing help
ed me until used Doan's Ointment
IL cured me permanently. - Hon.
John r. Garrett, Mayor. Glrard, Ala.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-10

On account 81 the big success OF
the Rutland Fair aud Carnival last
year all railroads will run special
trains out Of Rutland At night after
the Carnival, probably about 3 %
10 o'clock This viii be an accom-
mediation for our people and Il looks
nov as II everyone Is going up 70
the big doiups. lb
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-10
Commissioners Notice
Estate Of Elias B. Thorn son

The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict OF Manchester, Commissioners, to re
ceive, examine, and adjust the claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate OF
Elias u. Thompson late Of Manchester
IN said District, deceased, and all claims
exhibited In Offset thereto, hereby give no.
tice that We VIII meet for the purpose afore
said, at the late residence of the deceased IN
the Nillage OF Manchester Depot In said
District, on the 9th day OF January next
fo o O'Clock OK p NJ ON elo said day and that Fix
months from the nth day OF July. A. D.,
lgll, Is the time limited by said Court for
said creditors TO present their claims to us
for examination and allowance,
Dated at Manchester this Nth day OF July
A. D., lgll
GEORGE NJ. WALL, tcor
JOHN II. DIMOND, oo'
Betsey A. Thompson, Administrators,
Manchester Depot. VT. 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-10
Estate OF Gertrude B. Liddle.
Order az Notice VIII

tfuff VI .fDbFt W H.
STATE OF VERMONT, District VI Man.
chester, -.
The HgHorabls TfoLats C0hri m M
Disfrid dfgresdid.
re All persons interested ia the estate 81
Cert rude y. IAddle. late " Dorset. 10 said
District, deceased,
BHFgffNG
Al Probate Court holden al Manchester
within and Tor said District On the gist DAP
VI July, 1914, an instrument pnrpoft,
ng 20 NJ the last Wiii hnd Testament ~
Gert rude ~ iiddle late ~ Dorset 81 snid
District dsteaaked, we're presented 70 the
Court Aforesaid, for PfOlmte.
And Il IL ordered ~ said Gouft that the
gilA day u August, 1911, ~ w o ei0sk ii tha
forenoon ~ the Probate once in said
Manchester b. Assigned Tor proving
sHid infirnfnsHi aud Tint notice thereof ~
giNeN 10 81 persons concerned ~ publish
Ins thls order three weeks success
iytly III tbs Manchester Journal. weekly
nsw spst,ef publlsAAa NJ saln District prs
YiOus 20 the time APPOINTED.
THEkFBOsH, you are hfrsby n0tihe1 -
appear before said Court al the Tins and
place aforesaid ara contest tie Df0iAts ~
said viii N yDu have cause,
Given under my hand NJ Manchester IN
said District, tLls sisi dAy " gnlg. isii
H EDWARD okiFTirH, Jgcss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-10

Ihsfs a napfs NNtaffd N this sfesion .
tNs nn0Hirs thar 40 sssAef isAeatns Isist 90
sealrf ntia nHtii tkt lasi fea gsAFs Vas
s&RfNhta 80 sst lfieMrhfalN. Zoe kfsNa aaAfs
tSafs utsisffs EgsalDa1efG Il 4 htsai NisaAss
Mpa pgneeft&sssd iosAi sefuesies ARD vs. gssH
sssEtie fesAas ~ este NssA it.aMi ifeatfmsni
tfs+Roahasss y iNNAgaaae. -gseMTsf kes tsaAt e.
ratsash ~ ~ ssfas4ftathnna8 dssnase ana
fhetffofr fe4ulfts constitutional ifeAtHsrNta
nhtfs CntsFFt Nagt, sasnAiart GNea - T.
s'AeEfs Co. fssse9a Obaa. !. shf atfg cais.
stlfai lotIsl eAFv on ths Hssfkei. Il ~ tskFa
Imsv8 q ais ~ 1nsea ft4Ym ~ dt9tss Va \ fee,
tlss.e1 Ia lis aefs aiFsHflf % the hiessa
hUa guasNa4s sa&fthHes 90 lbs eFsiegn. Thgg
tirst ole hah4ree aaithss ~ ASS a&se 4 fails
~ c1ts ~ene tpf riirainfs nns sestans88slkl
address y y rNHE>EfA Ca TNle4c d.
sod "a hfAssasit fAx
Iskt ns4is fAnsslg fsls gcF nQAsf! IagscH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-10
Commissioners Notice
Estate OF Leroy W. Fitch

The undersigned. having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
and demands OF all persons against the es
tate OF Leroy ". Fitch, late Of Manchester
Ia said District deceased, and all claim.
exhibited In Offset thereto hereby give not.
ice that we Will meet for the purpose afore.
said al the Barrows House in the Town o.
Dorset. IN said District, on the 18th day OF
January next, from ! O'Clock A. NJ, until |
O'Clock y. NJ ON said day and that six
Is the time limited by said Court for said
creditors to present their claims TO us for
examination and allowance.
Dated at Dorset, this 18th day Of July,
A. II. 1911.
JOHN FISHER. toa,,,
h. W. BAhRoWs. ''''i'
Nathaniel McWayne. Admir-, Dorset, VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-10
FINE
PRINTING
JOURNAL
OFFICE
Estate OF Aurora NJ Taylor
Order Of Notice OF Allowance of
Account


STATE or VERMONT. District Of Manehest-
ef, IS.
TnF HONORABLE PROBATE uouuf For
Thf DISTRICT AfoHEsAiDl
TO all persons Interested In the estate Of
Aurora NJ. Taylor late OF Rupert Ia
rhlh Hlaltlcl dNrthsru, uHEFItN0t
WHEREAS, suld Court has assigned the
2tth day Of August next ut l O'Clock IN the
afternoon for examining hnd allowing the
account of the Executor uf he estate NJ said
deceased and ful decree OF the residue uf
said estate Is the lawful claimants Of the
snine, and ordered that public notice thereof
be given to all persons Interested IN said
estate by publishing this order three weeks
successfully previous To the day assigned
~ The Manchester Jonrnai, newspaper
published nj Manchester ia said District
THEREFORE you mr.. hereby notified To
appear NJ the Probate Office Ia Manchester
~ shid District, uH the day assigned then
ana there To contest the allowance of said
account u you see cause, nnd 80 establish
your right hs heirs, irgnters nnd lawful
claimants 70 said residue.
Given under my hand this Nth day OF
July, lpl.
10 EDWARD URIFFITu Iudus
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-10
A. w HARRINGTON PRESIDENT

nor~s Man Heads state Golf as@o.
siatiun---iorsrs Gets Neat Toarna
usrnt-
AZ the annual meeting ~ the
Vermont State Golf Association held
Ia the Ekwnnok goRntry club house
here on Thursday afternoon % last
we-sK. The following officers sefr
sieeied fog the coming year Pres.
ldeni A W. Harrington. norsel
Field Club. secretary and treasurer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-10
PEDIGREE

PEDIGREE.
This young stallion was sired by Krem.
lin. 2.U7s4, sire OF ~ with records from 2UTj.
to 230; be by Lord Russell, n fail brother oi
Maud ~. ztNs4
The dam Of Koclnn IL Amoritn. trial g.s0
dam OF Kaldar 2.1h, n brother Of kocian. she
by Kentucky Prince, sire Of Guy 2lDl4 aud
VI others IN the go list. Second dam, Alma,
z.ssi4 n full sister Of the great Dexter 2lT4
also fun sister 10 Dictator sire II jay Rye
See .z.l0 etc. by Hambetonian TO- Third
dam, cinfh, with " descendants ~ the 2,l0
list including Dlrectum 2U64 Strhthbarry
2W1a. Nathan Strauss 2Oiig, Johnny Stfnnss
gDl14, Direct zi61t, anu "a host of others. She
BY American star ~. The daughters 81
duced The record breakers Ia their time.
DESCRIPTION.
HE'S ~ hands high. weighs 100 lbs
color iay beautiful styie perfect trottinR
action, aud capable Of obtaining very low
record.
The breeders ofthis county ARE fortunate
IN having such n we'll bred, stylish young
stallion within their reach
This horse viii make the season ~ 1911 Mt
the stable Of bis owners, bHf ANT BROS
Fast Dorset.
SERVICE FEE 1900 10 WARRANT
Having complied with the laws Of ver.
mont Act ~ 1910, W. shall claim MI rights
conceded 10 us by said Act
Mares traded on OF not regularly feturns
I'd aili be considered with foBi. a lien re-.
ssrysd on all mares ard fouls. All bills bne
March lat, iyiz.
BRYANT BROS.
p. o. Address Box 1877
Manchester Center. VI
s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-29
SAYS GREEN Is SANE.
And DR.. White Doesn't Want Him Is
Patient Again.

William Green, alias William Coin.
colored, adjudged insane after being con-
victed in the fall of 1908 of several
charges Of grand larceny. and sentenced
to serve twenty years in the penitentiary,
has recovered his sanity according to a
certificate received by Justice Wright In
Criminal Court No. 1 from DR.. William
A. White, superintendent of the Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane.
Justice Wright directed that Green be
committed to jail pending removal to the
penitentiary at Leavenworth, Kan.
In his letter DR.. White calls the courts
attention to the man. He describes him
as of a very vicious and dangerous type.
which renders his custody in the, hospital
insecure. and his example pernicfous."
This patient" continues the superin-
tendent in his certificate. has made sew
eral shrewd and well planned attempts to
escape from this Institution in the past.
and on one occasion succeeded in getting
away in company with two other pa
tients. but fortunately was apprehended
the next day. i am convinced that he is
the type of criminal which the statute
authorized the hospital to refuse to har-
Dor. I would request that should any
developments Of mental disorder occur I'm
this man in the future he should not be
transferred to this hospital"
Dr. White makes it plain to the court
that Green's room is better than his COM
pany at the hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-29
pecial Correspondence of The Star.


veto. and the measure, having originated
in the board Of aldermen. should go to
that body again to be acted on, and
then should lay over before action by
council.
Councilman Birrell concurred in the
views taken by the chair on the subject,
and claimed that it was the duty of city
council to see that there was no POSSIBLE
ity Of a flaw. In conclusion he said 1t
was not too late to make a perfect law.
Councilman Williams moved that coun-
Gil recede from it's action and the ordi-
nance be put upon it's passage. The
chair still holding that the mayors action
was equivalent to a veto. Mr.. Williams
| appealed from the chairs decision, with
| the result stated. Arguments were made
by Councilmen Smith and Swan in the
progress of the debate.
The councimen voting for the passage
Of the ordinance were Leadbeater, Yates,
Brumback, Graham, Williams, Monroe,
Brockett. Harrison, Swan and Chauncey.
Those against it We're Smith, Birrell.
Marshall, Spnks and Snowden.
The new ordinance makes the tax rate
81 80 on the 500, with discount of
per cent il paid when due, July / next.
If paid by September 1 next a discount
Of 2 per cent is given, and the usual pen
atty added for failure to pay on time.
The old rate was 100 on the 500. with
n discount Of per cent for prompt pay
ment. Nearly $12, 600 will, it is said, be
received by the city under the new law
over what was received last year. 1t will
be used for street work.