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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-10-11
CONVICTION ST rAnaiANY PAssH La SATURDAY,

has risen into the gaze Of the publ
from an athletic standpoint, Il may
with a very slight degrees Of effor
continue to maintain this prominence
The Southern Association OF thu
Amateur Athletic Union Of the u. s
stands willing to aid and further
your enterprise by every means IN
its power. because it recognizes thu
virile import of this movement on
your part to spread its propaganda
and 1t sees new and practically vjr.
gin field Of endeavor In the territory
that stretches from Covington north
ward and eastward. The progress
made by you in the upbuilding OF
amateur athletic interest In one short
years time has been little short OF
marvellous and the showing Of st
PauPs College and Athletic Club at
Birmingham Is sufficient warrant for
the belief that their success will be
doubled In the next championship
which feel certain will be held at
your home town.
o. account of the publicity which
was given the proposition rs first
outlined by you at the annual meet.
ing OF the A. A. u of the South, every
close follower and student of the
game athletic expects that Covington
Will be able to raise the guarantee
and that the next championship
which we're awarded to her tentative
ly, will become ''fait accompli," and
therefore you are really in the voca-
tive and must make good. To fail
would be to take . thoroughly back.
ward step, and this know you can
not do.
Therefore wishing you the SUGGEST
which / feel shall be the just reward
Of your untiring efforts, beg to at-
test myself as with you heart. soul
and check book. to the extent Of d
modest TWENTY-FIVE dollars, which
should speak stronger for my inter.
est In. the event than all the fore
going word allegiance.
Yours very sincerely,
HARRY w. FITZPATRICK.
Mr.. e. ]. Frederick. clerk Of court,
,aid he believed 1t was q good prop
0sition and said he would lend his
lime and money to making the track
! sure thing.
Mr.. Harvey e. Ellis. president Of
he St. Tammany Banking Company
Savings Bank, was enthusiastic
'ver the matter and stated that he |
would do what he could to promote it i
That when It came to putting up the
money he would be there with his.
Sheriff T. q. Brewster anMnunee6f
hat he was hesrtily with tho move
nent and could be depended upop to1
lo his share.
] Father Abbott Peul s6o1e AZ tAe1
noral influences .ot sathloeie atatn9l
lnd of ~ Imp bftaAco ~ q re1l
& =. s's t,. & se lses ssl'as 7 e s; :
factor Ia character building - we'll
s physical health and body buiJdfng.I
hat God in his goodness had given
49,. A.. -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-10-11

Total ........... 7S31.47
A. BEAUCOUDRAY,
Town Treasurer.
Moved by NJ. p. Planche, seconded
by D. I. Addison. that the treasurer's
report for the quarter ending Sept.
80, 1913, be received and referred to
the Finance Committee.
So ordered.
Covington. La, Octs Z, 1919.
To the Honorable Mayor and FeWn
COUNCIL af the FeWA Of goyiAgtoR.
hopisiana:
6eRtlemen;-We, your Finance
Committee. having examined the Sec
retary's books for the quarter end
Ing September 80. 1913. beg to sub
init the following report: y
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-10-11

There will BE- six prizes awarded,
one in each class. These prizes viii
be worth having and should be IN
inducement for very lively competi-
tion. st. Tammany parish can't be
beat when It comes to babtes, and
the baby show and parade should be
one Of the most attractive features Of
the fair.
There will be Z free-to-all play
put on Thursday evening. II ID. !
short one-act drama entitled Where
are the Men. It will be under the
management Of Miss Anna Morrell,
who has been quite popular In pub
lfc entertainments in Covington. and
the cast will include seven Covington
young ladies. Don't miss It.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-10-11
LARGE MEETING OF PROMINENT
CITIZENS ENDORSE
THE MOVE.
FOURTEEN HUNDRED
DOLLARS RAISED


courthouaa. Tnesd.v nisht h.. W. .s
4 record for enthusiaam ana nro~rs.' .,
s.ve interest Mmch - tbs s.enes.
II due to the intarest taken nv sI[ = =
Frederick. Harvov = Esii. - n
Brewster. and other. vho + .va ..Aer ~,
active mart II hrsnrirg ma ~ -.
portance a. the nroiecs ~ - - r,vsn.tn,. -" -.
The Farmer Ia. 49, .tron. 80 ~, .....
porter nf 1As mc-e-na,t .s.e. 49, ~ - !.
6r.t iu,s..,s- - -,s.h ~. AS- n,.s.u s..aS0 .ne
masere. vho !. The he nr,m t, ~ ur ,navs. sM =,
t3lA aeheme ana vhc.a s..h...s.. s.
q infectinns n. "-s,..,,as.s ~ :. !. q.
bort of his st.tement Ass .h.t - - sun. .ai,,
would be az rreaf imnort.,.eo ~. 80 =. = 1.a,, ~
inxton ara ciear and =, s.rrs.s,r 49,. - s.s s.s
he has made friasis ~ sn,.nortsr. -, -.
eyerywhero 81 q - - - 4
Nj. MIN nt.~. -. m... .t.,,
man 81 - Isee,r- .r.,' ,.1-,S n. 49,,
|speakor vaa n. Commsrs,n ~ :,
apoke & iss,9fh n ~ s.,vs,,,s... w..
Ethafs chVln1I ~ " ~ l,a- .i~cS.
- IN. Fl - p y 20 SS,f 9 II rir.iS-.
r. sees..s 1890 .es,sss.
~ - : 80
tracks III tho countrv 10 ros.cn N
the natural adantahilitv - thA .oif
to this purpose. That furthermore
we had an idenl elfm IA TOR tr.inins
purposes ana that the facilitiea ofYer'
ed Aere would attract athletes. bring
to 10 the biz bali teams for winter
practice and advertise ,,s tn the world
through the athletic eventa that
would be pulled on here.
Mr.. Commagere read the following
letter:
New Orleans. Oct. 6. 1919.
Mr.. Foster Commaxere. Coyinrton
/. Louisiana.
Dear Sir:-I regret exceedin ssv
that previous business en9aecments
will prevent my attendanca at the
mass meeting which WIZ rs held at
on the evening OF the TIN
for the purpose OF raising funds tc
the chamninnshin track
md fleld sames of the Southern a..
ISOLATION Of the A. a. n.
As. however. / understand that
there will ha nm anriIiarv moetsns
of the business men 8: 9Coyington
held at Z later date. for the same
worthy cause. / shall he most nanny
10 attend and volunteer anv infnrma
Ton and assistance that NAV he n
my power.
The object ~ which vom VIII, 40.
,emble tonarraw ni~ht - ona most |
Iaudakls. ana Il shonId annaal in |
torotbla manner to the live ana on.
.erprisine citizens AZ Covinrton ha.
,ause It win place them s. tia frt,nf I
.ank OF proeressivenesa rho cham.
,ionshfp 9amas have haar her.tcsa-e .
leld in but q few OF the ,ar3est cities
II the South. and their nresence Al
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-10-11
} respectfully,
+. A. PERRHAND,
LOUIS DAVID, JR.,
LEON HHBERT,

nance OMMxtto4.
Following communication from N.
H. FitzSimons, Secretary Of the St.
Tammany Parish Fair:
Coy!ngton. La. Oct. :. 1919.
Hon. F. G. Marrero and Members
Of Town Council, Coyington, La.
Gentlemen:-We trust your hon
o-able body will vote TO give US IN
appropriation to assist US In carrying
to a successful end the Fourth An
rnal Fair, which opens October czd.
The assistance you gave us last
year made possible q fair that was
highly complimented US an axrtcul-
ti,ral exhibition and we feel 1t result
ed in much good to this community.
CovingtOn receives numerous bene-
nts and considerable advertseing from
these annual fairs and money yoted
for this purpose, We think, Il ven
spent The enclosed letter from the
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-10-11

L .
| That God in his goodness had gfva1
! Covington natural advantages ovel
other Southern cities and that the
people should use these advantages
to their own welfare and prosperity
He said he had been asked what st
Paul was going to do in the way Of
contribution to the cinder track
Well. st. Paul,s College was greatly
interested In the matter. It was civ.
ing the grounds and It was 70.
sponsible for their upkeep. This VA
probably as large contribution a.
would be made by any one. But that
was not all. We were still In the
tall timbers. At the final clear-up,
there was something still needed
When that time came the lagniappe
that was looked for from some source
would come from st. Pauls. Thet
st. Paul's could be counted upon to
do its duty and more.
Mr., Whit Riggs. Of Richard &
Rigss, real estate men. said that the
raising of this paltry sum was .
cfnch. That the people could not
be so blind to their interests rs to
neglect such an opportunity
The following committee was ap-
pointed. and It was named the ''Thtr-
ty-Flve-Hundred- Dollar COMMITTEES.
II. E. Ellis. E. j. Frederick, r. e.
Brewster, p. j. sLacroix, D. /. Addi-
SON. N. P. blanche, c. E. Schonberg.
Whit Riggs, ]. E. Nilsson, A. L. Bear.
The following contributions were
made in the meeting: H. E. Ellis,
$2.50.0O; E. j. Frederick, $4,000;
T. E. Brewster, $4,000; E. J. Do
mergue. $4,000; P. J.. Lacrotx,
5000; D. |. Addison, $4,000: N.
P. Plsnche, 5000; G. e. Schonberg.
$4,000; Richard & Riggs, 5000;
Miller & Bear, 5000. Mr.. r. J..
Domergue was unable to be present
but he had declared his hearty ap-
proval of the plan and his intention
to subscribe to the fund, and IT IL
believed that he will 60 down for
this amount.
The following committee was ap-
pointed to act with Mr.. Whit Riggs
chairman. to wait upon the town
council of Covington, and the police
jury of the parish Of St. Tamnhany, te
ask for an appropriation: E. J
E. D. Kentzel and A. L
Bear
Mr.. A. D. Schwartz was appointcs'
q committee Of one to wait upon tho
Women's Progressive Union and ask
eor their cooperation.
There were quite q number OF citi.
zens who could not attend the meet.
ing who can be counted upon to con-
tribute to and work for the cinder
track.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-10-11

CONTINUED on page s.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-05-17
T,bLuLau La. MAY IL, 1913.

1--WE States are talking now
about dividing themselves.
Florida claims that there is ne
community of interest between
her east and wesr coasts, ana
hills TO effect a divorce are t.
urged i'm the legislature. In Cal
ifornia an attempt is being
made to separate the southern
half from the northern half "i
the state. But agitations OF tins
K ndare no new thing. New
FORK City has frequently discus,
sed the desirability Of setting
itself upas a separate state IL
order to escape the mcddllns II
its affairs of upstate Legislative
majorities.
The people Of Chicago have
suggested that Cook county he
made a state for the same rea'
son and purpose, and the nor
peninsular of Michigan has
sought, for geographical reasons
separation from the southern
peninsular.
But there is small chance
that any of these changes vii
be affected. In the case oI
New York and Chicago the
country looks with indifference Oh
their efforts to st cure a greater
measure of neither of these
cities has shown itself worthy 81
e Extraordinary legislation. Al
for geographical changes sucl
~ those proposed by California
FlorldS and Michigan, the fiel'
for possible entries is to large t.
permit the bars to be taken down
The states will stand as they are
and the citizens will do well t
Understandable an to lay thel
plans for betterment on tina
basis.-EX.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-05-17
NOTICE OF ELECTION.


In Drainage District Number Two OF
Madison Parish. Louisiana.
Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue of an Ordinance passed by the
Board of commissioners of Dramas"
District Number Two of Madison
Parish, Louisiana. at meeting neid
on the 10th day Of April. 1918. there
will be held a special election in Salc
Drainage District on Tuesday. the
10th day of June. 1918. whcr'ln az
said election will be submitted I" the
pronertv taxpavers Of Drainage Dis
trjct Eumbc" Two Of Madison Par
ish, Louisiana. propositions Tor thH
mourning of an indebte iness of Two
Hundred and Ten Thousand Dollars
for Drainage purposes. the issuance
of a negotiable bonds therefor and
the levy Of a special acreage taxes to
pay the principal and interest OF SAID
bonds.
Also to levy and assess special
annual tax of five mills on the dollars
assessed valuation Of property in the
District for Drainage purposes.
Said election will be held at the
following places within the said
Drainage District:
For so much of the SAID Drainage
! District as lies in the First Ward ol
Madison parish, the residence or f
L. Maxwell. Locust Grove is designat'
! ed as the polling place and f. l.
| Maxwell. s. II. James and w. NJ. Me-
| Donald are hereby appointed 'om-
missioners of Election and James
Shepherd is hereby appointed CLERK
of Election.
| For so much of said Drainage
/ District as lies in the Second ware
| of Madison Parish. the office or th'
! MAXWELL YcrCcr Company Ltd. al
Mounds. Louisiana. is designated a:
the polling place and Alex f.. Kell
IC. s Stptscn, II. II. Irwin are here' Z
appointed Commissioners Of Election
and w. r. Cook is hereby appointed
, Clerk of Election.
| For so much Of said Drainage
District as lies in the Third Ward o.
Madison Parish. the storehOusc ol
Hewes Brothers IS designated as tn
polling place and ]. W. Cox, w. Fl
Hewes, Frank Hewes are hereby ap
pointed Commissioners OF Electlol
and I. y Schreigleman is hereby ap
pointed Clerk of Election.
For So much OF said Drainage
District as lies in the Fourth Ware
CT Madison parish, the store knowl
as the Blue Front on Mound Planta
ton is designated as the polling place
and T. ]. Herring, Dancy mcdowell
and Leon Cierke are hereby appoint
ed Commissioners of Election and I
B. Cracroft is hereby appointed Clerl
of Election.
The polls shall be opened at tn
hour of seven O'Clock am. and shall
lremain continuously open until thu
hour of five pm. on the said day.
Said election shall be held in con
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Taxable Valuation So.
Signature of Voter.

signature OF Ntttl.
Notice to Voters: To vote in favor
of the proposition submitted upon
this ballot PLACE a cross (X) mark IN
the square after the word "Y ES; To
vote against il place a similar marx
after the word NO"
Due return OF said Election shall
he made to the Board of CommiS-
sioncrs Drainage District Number
Two Of Madison Parish. Louisiana, at
its office at Mounds. Louisiana. which
board will convene on the 18th day ot
June 1913 at the hour OF noon for the
purpose Of compiling and promulSat-
i,,p the result Of said election.
Notice is further given TO tax paw
ers and voters that the plans and
specifications showing in detail the
system of Drainage, all of which has
bran approved ny the state Board Of
Engineers. to@ethcr with an estimate
Of the cost Of constructing said sy.-
tenn. and all other matters connected
with said project. are on file at the
Off q of this Board and voters are
notifiei TO fully acquaint themselves
with the propositions herein sub
mitted.
Mounds. Louisiana. April 10. 1913.
Sic> T. c. BEDFORD.
President Of Drainage District Num-
Der Two of Madison Parish, Lou
isiana.
Attest:
GEO. s. YERGER,
Secretary If Drainage District Num-
her Two of Madison Parish, Lou
'sidna.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-05-17
CHARTER
of the
MANSTORO LAND COMPANY.

q Bet KNOWN, That on this 9th day
=. OF the month of April. in the year 1913,
20 before me, Jonn L. Yerger, Clerk Of
oaCourt and ex -Officio, a No airy Pubic,
or duly commissioned, sworn and qualified,
o in and for the Parish of Madison, State
of Louisiana, and in the presence OF the
witnesses hereinafter named and under
signed, personally came aud appeared
the several persons whose names are
hereunto subscribed, vino declare that,
availing themselves of the laws of this
state is such cases made and provided
relative to the organization of corpora
tions, they have formed and by these
presents do form themselves, their as
socrates, successors and assigns into a
corporation for the objects and pur-
poses aud under the stipulations herein
after set forth. which they hereby adopt
Ms their charter, to-wit:
ARTICLE |.
The name and title of this Corpora
ton is hereby declared to be MANS
FORD LAND COMPANY, and il
shall have and enjoy corporate success
sion for period of ninety mine years
from this date, and shall have and exer-
else Tor the purpose OF the business to
be carried on by it all the powers con-
feTred bv law upon corporations, in
Guiding the power to hold, receive, pur-
chase, issue, convey, sell, mortgage,
pledge and exchange, and otherwise
acquire and ALLEVIATE property, both real
and personal, in the prosecution of its
business to improve and plant and
operate real estate; to conduct a general
mercantile business in connection with
the planting operation; to contract, sue
and BE- sued; to make and use, il it Sc
oesires, a corporation seal, and the same
to alter and break at pleasure; &C
make bnlfws and rules for its govern.
ment, kkJshe same to alter or amend
or repeal at pleasure; TO make and EN-
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Taxable Valuation s

.......-.......s ........... .-.''
Signature OF Voter
Notice to Voters: 70 vote in 'avor
of the proposition, submitted upon this
ballot. place a cross (N) mark in In"
square after word Yes, To Not"
against it piece similar mark after
the word No"
The name Of each voter shall hH
endorsed upon his ballot. provided
however. that lallots voted by proxy
shall have endorsed thereon the name
IF lis or her proxy.
For the Levyins of Tax.
Proposition TO lew
five mill tax en- all
property subject to
state taxation in
Drainage Dist rict <>{
Number Two of Mad
! ison Parish, L." isl
, ana, for the period
CT forty wears for the
,3rpose of construct YES
ing system Of Drain
age in said District. NO. ;
tS2.
Taxable Valuation $...........
| . . :
Signature of Voter.
LOT. favor
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TRESPASS NOTICE.

to
Eastern
the COrCOra
Inuian ILn rict .andd csciihe "A
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formity with the provisions OF Act
Number 256 Of the General Assembly
OF the state OF Louisiana of tine year
| 1910. At said election there will be
submitted to the property tax payers
! Of Drainage District Numb Two OF
Madison Parish. Louisiana. qualified
as electors under the laws and the
! Constitution of the State az Louisiana
tft following propositions:
! Shall Drainage District Number
Two of Madison Parish. Louisiana.
Tor the pui pose Oc constructing sys-
TENS Of drainage within said district
a fully shown and set forth in the
plans and specifications, duly approy-
&c by tine state BOARD Of Engineers
OF the state of Louisiana and on file
and of Record at the office of Hoarl
of Commissioners incur an indebted
ness Of Two Hundred ami Ten Thou-
sand Dollars, and issue therefor il.
coupon b"nis bearing interest AT the
rate of five per cent per annum. sad
bonds t. be dated February lst. 1914.
AID to mature at intervals as fol-
lows:
$1,000 thereof due on the first day
of February in each Of the years
1915. 1916 and 1917; $4,000 thereof
due on the first day Of February in each
of the years 1918, 1919. 1920. 1921.
ll922. 1928 and 1924: $4,000 thereof due
OH the first day of February in each
of the Years 1925, 1926, 1927, 1925
and 1929: $4,000 thereof dUt on the
first day of February in each of the
Years 1880. 1881, 1882, 1898 and
1894: $1,000 thereof due on the first
day of February in each of the years
1885. 1885, 1887, 1888 and 1888;
$4,000 thereof due on the first day
of February in each OF the years
1910, 1871 and 1892: $4,000 thereof
due on the first day of February in
each of the years 1913. 1874. lyIJ
and 1876; $1,000 thereof due on the
. fiISt day of February in each of the
years I947. 1918. 1919. 1850, 1881
| and 1852: $il.OOU Chercof due on the
first day Of February 1858; $4,000
t thereof due on the first day of Feb
ruary in the year 1854.
For the purpose of constructing
system of drainage within said dis
trict, shall Drainage District Number
Two of Madison Parish, Louisiana
{ levy and assess special annual tax
t of five mills on the dollars assessed
. valuation on all property subject to
state taxation situated in said district
/ for the period of Forty years, COM
Z mencing with the year 1914.
For the parpose of paying the prin'
cipal interest of Two Hundred and
Ten Thousand Dollars Drainage
: Bonds which it proposes to issue
= shall Drainage District Number TIVE
J If Madison Parish, Louisiana. levy
and assess an annual contribution o'
, acreage tax Of Thirty cents per acre
f on all lands situated in said District
continuously for a period of ForU
1 years commencing with the yeal
1914.
T. Inc Ealluts to be used at said elcc'
: ton shall oe printed on white paper
, in such manner and form - will per
{ NIT the Voter IL stamp his ballot II
such manner as to vote Tor or against
> the proposition submitted: the Off
! cial ballot Will &c in the following
2 form:
For the issuance Of Bonds.
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TENS Of Drainage in "NO". !
said District. -
Taxable Valuation S......
...............
Signature Of Voter.
Notice to Voters: To vote in favor
of the proposition submitted upon
in the square after the word Yes ::
to vote against it place similar
mark after the word mo"
Section ;. Re it further ordained:
That the election officers herein APP
pointed shall conduct said election in
accordance with Act Number go of
the Gen raj Assembly of the State of
Louisiana. or the year 1902. and
shall make duc return Of said cleo
ton to the Board of Commissioners
of Drainage District Number Two of
Madison Parish, Louisiana. which
| Board shall convene at its Office AT
Mounds. Louisiana at the hour of
noon on the 18Th day o. June 1913
! for the purpose OF compiling and
pr" Mitigating the return OF said cleo
/ ton
section 6. Pc it further ordained,
special a reage tax herein provided
are hereby dedicated as Il trust !uno
| % lie us ii exclusively for the pay
m mt Of the principal and interest OF
the said bonds herein provided for.
Section :. Be it further ordained
That the interest on the said bond:
he represented by coupons at
tached thee shall be due and pay
liable at ,he office of the Board oI
CommisSi JncrS of Drainage DiStricI
Number Two OF Madison Parish
tLouisiana. at Mounds. Louisiana. oT
the first day of February in each an,
every year, and the principal due an'
payable at the same place.
lection s. Be it further ordained;
That for the purpose of holding said
election the following polling place.
are hereby designated and the follow
ing named Commissioners and Clerks
OF Election are hereby appointed:
For So much Hr the said DcainaS g,
District as lies in the First Ward OF
Madison Parish the residence of F. l.
Maxwell Locust Grove. is designated
as the polling place ami :. ii. jane
land w. NJ. Mcdonald and +. l.. Max
well are hereby appointed Commits
sioners of said election and Jane!
shepherd is hereby appointed Clerk OF
sad election.
For SO much of the said Drainage
District as les in the Second Ware
of Madison Parish, the office of thu
Maxwell-Yerger Company il desiE
mattel as the polling place and A!eH
Z. Kell c. +. StetsOn and II. II. lr
win are hereby appointed Commits
sioners of Election and NJ. Il. Cook
hereby appointed Clerk of Election.
Tor so much Of the said Drainage
Dis, ct as les in the Third Ward o
Madi.on H1.:~h the storchouse o
Hewes Brothe-. e designated as tn
polling place and =. W. Cox. w. II
Hewes and Frank Hcwe; are hercb.
appointed Commissioners Of Election
and ]. y. Schreigleman Is hereby ~
pointed Clerk of Election.
Fer 50 much OF the said DrainaG
District as lies IN the Fourth War
2 OF Madison Parish, the store know
as tho Blue Front is designated a
the boiling place and T. J. Herri9c
Dancy McH1well and Leon Ccrkc ar
; hereby aprcir ed as Commissioners q
Election and = =. Cracroft is hereb
= anno'n.ed Clerk OF Election.
(SigneO:
p T. c. BEDFORD.
= President Drainage District NO.
f Madison Parish, La.
! Attest:
r GEO. s. yERGFR,
= Secretary Drainage District No.
Il Madison Parish. La.
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Taxable Valuation s.
signature of Voter.

Notice to Voters: To vote in IA
vOr Of the proposition submitted upon
this ballot place a cross t&) mark
in the square after the word ~ Els :;
IL vote against il place similar
mark after the word 40.
For the Lowing of a Tax.