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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-22

z. 8. Hall went down to West Palm
Beach. Thursday of this week, and
returned Saturday morning accompa-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-22

ssKeep Cool-Try ice cream from
hand-cart tonight. Pure ingredients
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-22

The Seabreeze and Daytona Beacf
high school alumni banquet will BIZ
held next Tuesday evening. May 25th
at the Daytona Beach hotel. Must,
and dancing will be features of tn,
evening.
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Capital Is net = nAs a maa - -
what a man 5. chzrecze< y -
honor Is capital Mac6u1-
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STARVING
IN CAPITAL Of MEXICO

WASHINGTON, MAY 22-THAT HUNGRY INVADED The
MEXICAN CHAMBER DEPUTIES THOUSANDS
FOUGHT FOR FOOD DISTRIBUTED ON THE STREETS MEXICO
BRAZILIAN MINISTER TOLD STATE DEPARTMENT
STATES FAMINE SITUATION MEx-
CAN CAPITAL BECOME EXTREMELY
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sDon't miss the first sermon in the
series on what the Bible teaches
about The Devil" HELL Sin,
Salvation" Heaven" beginning at
the Baptist church Sunday evening.
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Elmer Oliver. of Daytona Beach,
left Friday on business trip to New
York. expecting to be gone about a
week.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-22

The showers which fell in this city
and vicinity Friday were very irregu-
lar in extent and quantity, amounting
In some spots to a considerable pre-
cipitation and in others to nothing
more than a sprinkle.
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The oleanders throughout the city
and vicinity are now making beau
tiful showing, especially the white
which are in full bloom. The pink
and red are a little later in blossom
ing but will also soon be in full
bloom
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Mrs. H. H. Mills. who has been
quite iii at her home on Baker street,
II reported to be improving.
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OURSELVES.

We cannot think too highly of our
nature, nor too humbly of ourselves.
Cotton
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For Florida Gsnerzzly I
and Sunday. gentle 70 -
10 southeast ~indsk
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-22

sGet wise like your neighbors ane
go with the crowd to the Baptis
church.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-22

always at 1t doing the best for the
people and their souls-Baptist
church.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-22

Have you met the devil? You will
hear of his ways at the Baptist cuhrch
Sunday evening.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-22

where shall ! 60 to church Sun
day? Baptist, Of course.
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Guilt.

Commit crime. and the earth Is
made of glass.-Emerson
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$50 KILLED OR INJURED IN WRECK

CARLISLE, ENGLAND, MAY 22-FIFTY SOLDIERS
A TROOP TRAIN AND
PASSENGER coLLIDED
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ONLY PART Of HIGHWAY
ROUTE DECIDED UPON

CHATTANOOGA 22-THE HIGHWAY FOLLOW
TWO ROUTES INDIANA CHATTANOOGA
ROUTES THROUGH CINCINNATI OTHER
ROUTE HIGHWAY SOUTH CHATTANOOGA HAS
DECIDED UPON
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM BERLIN

BERLIN, 22-SOUTHWEST OF LILLE AND ARGoNNE
REGION ALLIES USED AsPHYxATlNG THEIR At
TEMPTs DlsLoDGE GERMANS BY THE
SOUTHWEST NEUvE cHAPPELLE REFUSED
EAST THE GERMANS REPELLeO RUSSIAN At
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM PARIS

(oHcaD-STEADY
FRENCH NORTH ARRAs BUT GERMANS STUB
CONTRASTING GAINS
HAVE FRENCH BETWEEN
DELIVERED FIERCE coUNTER-ATTAcKs ~
ENDEAvoR REGAIN LOST GROUND. REPULsEo
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LONDON 22The Globe
opposition coalition cabinet now
being
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RUSSIAN TROOPS IN TURKEY


PETRoGRAD, 22-Russsn
Aatic
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GERMANS GET ANOTHER BRITISH SHIP


QUEENSTOWN, 22The
Of crew weres
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PHONE lN RED

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where shall ! 60 to church Sun
day? Baptist, Of course.
Mrs. H. H. Mills. who has been
quite iii at her home on Baker street,
II reported to be improving.
Elmer Oliver. of Daytona Beach.
left Friday on business trip to New
York. expecting to be gone about a
week.
s'Keep CooETry Ice cream from
hand-cart tonight. Pure ingredients.
Rev. III. b. Gibbons. who had been
north for several weeks. passed
through Daytona Friday evening on
his return to Havana, Cuba
One Of the recent additions to the
Rexall drugstore's stag of statesmen
IL Ralph Knight, who arrived here
this week from Hastings. Fla, his
home.
always at it doing the best for the
people and their souls-Baptist
church.
The Phi Delta Kappa class of Stet
son university. about so in number
IL enjoying picnic today at the Nau
titus casino, including outing on the
ocean beach
The Seabreeze and Daytona Beach
high school alumni banquet will be
held next Tuesday evening, May 25th,
at the Daytona Beach hotel. Music
and dancing will be features of the
evening.
Get wise like your neighbors and
go with the crowd to the Baptist
church.
The showers which fell in this city
and vicinity Friday were very irregu-
lar in extent and quantity, amounting
cipitation and in others to nothing
more than a sprinkle
The oleanders throughout the city
and vicinity are now making a beau
tiful showing, especially the white
which are in full bloom. The pink
and red are a little later in blossom
ing but will also soon be in full
bloom
Have you met the devil? You will
hear of his ways at the Baptist cuhrch
Sunday evening.
Miss Lucille s. Mitchell. a teacher
In the Daytona high school and In
charge of the domestic science de
partment. left Friday afternoon for
her home In Jacksonville for the sum
mer vacation. Miss Mitchell, during
the school term. had been a guest
at the Magnolia hotel.
City Clerk A. McF. Porter received
from Tallahassee. Friday. notice from
Miss May Ferguson. a stenographer,
that she will supply certified copies
of the pending bill providing commits
sion government for Daytona at the
rate of 20 cents per page, plus $500
to cover certification fee.
sDon't miss the first sermon in the
series on what the Bible teaches
about The Devil Hell" Sin"
Salvation" Heaven" beginning at
the Baptist church Sunday evening.
E. A. Lapp has purchased from the
Trumbo Dredging company a large
frame dwelling house and the lot on
which it stands on Bridge street in
the Orange Island Park subdivision.
Mr.. Lapp will make necessary repairs
and some improvements in the house
with the purpose of renting it.
K. 8. Hall went down to West Palm
Beach, Thursday of this week, and
returned Saturday morning accompa
Get the
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-01-22
Proyecto de Ley Que
PrOpone Enmiendd
para Arregldr los
Districts

En- la session del lsensdo del mar.
tes en- la tarde, el Senador Squire
Hartt, de Taos, introdujo una re
solucion conJunta para enmendar
Is seccion de Il constitution de es.
tsdo definiendo los distritos judi.
ciales de Nusvo Mexico. Segdn
introducida, Ia resolution llsma Ia
enmienda de Ia secci6n 25 del "Ar-
tfculo AZ. Es.e articulo Sc refiere
a 10 legislative y no al departamen.
to judicial del gobierno de estado,
la resolucion fue evidentemente
signi6cada de referirse al "Artfcu
10 6", 81 cuai es el articulo consti-
tucional definisndo el depsrtamen
to judicial. La resolucion llama la
sumision do la ennienda en- la pri
lneI 1.ecc'on eue'ai 81 Nos'o'''o'o
de 1916 y divide el estado en- dis
tritos judiciales como signe;
liner D'ss'''o. oonosuos 10
oan's ? re- mo Aff'oa' 0an uah J
iaos'
Snao. Dls'l''o. oonoaoos 'e
Dsfnalillo' Mch'n'ey J oanuoVs''
osr' Dls'r'lo. conoaoos 10 10
10 ana V'ero' h'nco'n ioffAnce'
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-01-22
Ell CondadO de Taos es
mas Republican,
que Nuncd Antes

A conforme el resultado de Ia
election de jueces de paz y condes-
table, 81 lunes-de la semana pasads,
puede iuzgarse que este condado
es cada dia mas Republicano y que
las esperaDzas del partido demo
crata para no future triunfo son
csda dia mas remotas.
No hubo va en- Ia election del
lunes, un n.solo precinto que Sc pos
tularan o votaran candidates pro
gresistss, 10 que ensena que ESQ
partido he desaparecido va del con
dado de Taos.
Hubo, Sin embargo, un inciden-
to en- una eleeci6n, y este es el he.
cho do que Ell precinto imperial, 81
precinto No. 4, los Democratas
ganaron el juez de paz por custro
o cinco votos de mayoria. Antsgo.
nismos contra el candidate Repn.
blicano para juez trujeron ese re-
sultado. Sin embargo, SO afrma
que ese precinto ea tan Republica-
no como 10 fue en- la election de
Noviembre y que NADIA afecta al
partido tai resultado. Los candi.
datos Repnblicanos eran los Sres.
Florsncio Cortes, para luez, y Juan
Frezguaz como condestable. Los
candidates Dem6cratas loseran Don
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-01-22
PARA
PERMISOS DE PAS
TEO

AVISO es por estas dado que toia las
aplicaciones por permisos para apacen-
tar reses, csballos, borregas y cabras
dentro de la Reserva Nacional de Car
son durante la estae6in de 1915 deben.
ser protocolados en- mi oficina en- Taos,
Nuevo Mexico, en- antes de Enero 81,
1915. Al pedirse Sc dHra information
acerca los precios que sse cobraran y
tambien Sc supliran los blancos que Sc
usan para hacer las aplicaciones.
RAYMOND f. MARSH,
2-4-3t. Supervisor.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-01-22

sion, y a sus miembros pedira
cuenta el pueblo sobre 10 que ha.
yam hecho dejado de hacer en- el
desempeno de sus debsres. Ell do
ber del executive es aprobar 0 dc
saprobar las leyes que haya deere
rado la legislature, pero no tiene
ningun derecho a originar oiniciar
legislation aobreponiendose las
prerrogativas de los Legislatures.
Estos pueden convenir en- algun
arreglo respecta alguna medida
importante, siendo que la parte
esencial y principal dc sus provi
stones no sufra menoscabo, pero
no pueden nj deben subordinarse
al dictado del ejecutiyo porlue es-
to seria revestir este dc faculta-
dea ilimitadas y despoiar los
miembros de sus legitimos priyile-
gios. Esperamos y creemos que en-
este sentido obrara la mayorfa Re
publicana desde 81 principle hasts
81 fin de Ia session, pues solaments
de ese modo puede proteier y con-
servsr su decorO y no convertirse
en- juguete Instruments del eje.
cutivo.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-01-22

Compren sus medicinas en- la
botica dc Hopkins 4 Manzanares.
Los trataran bien y ST ustedes les
ayudan ellos podran tener un buen
aurtido en- su Inca de medicinas.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-01-22
La SESSION. De
La LEGIS-
LATURA
Ha Comenzado bien y Trderd Bue-
nos ResuItados 81 lbs Legisla-
dOreS PerSeyerdu en- sus Bue-
mas IntenCiOneS


AL inaugursrse la session de Ia
segnnda Legislature de Nuevo
Mexico, los niembros dc ambas
Camaras han expresado y demos.
trado sentimientos de patriotismo
que dan promesa favorable de que
llevaran a cabo sus tareas de una
nanera que sea provechosa al pue.
bio. Los prop6sitcs dc ia gran
lnayoria do loa miembros tienen
por objeto hacer toao 10 possible
para decretar leyes Que sean pro.
pias Y necesarias y que no causen
dafio nj sean opresoraa para sua
constituyentes. Se,nejante dispo.
sicion puede considerarse como IN
paso dsdo en- la buena direction,
lnayormente cuando hay en- las ca.
maras hombres de gran talento Q
instruction que teniendo voluntad
para clio pueden hacer mncho para
dar al estado leyes que SO requie.
rem para su adelanto y buen go
bierno. Los iegisladores tienen
igual interea que los dernaa ciuda
danes en- que en- Nuevo Mexico ha
va reforma completa y satisfacto.
ria de los dtfectos y deficiencies
que puedan contener nuestros es.
tatutos, y 4 mas de ESQ deben eatar
deseosos de ganar honor y credito
con los buenos seryicios que pres:
ten la comunidad. Por 10 consi.
guiente, estando resueltos obrsr
de buena fe y d perseyerar en- sua
propoaitoa de meJcramiento y buen
aervicio sus trabajos legislativos
no podran menos que ser fructlfe
ros y beneficos.
No Sc nos ocuIta que en- esta le-
gislatura, 10 misrno que en- otras
que ha habido antes, hsbra influen-
cias maleficas Y perniciosas que
pondran todo su esfuerzo ninfiuir
sobre los miembros para conseguir
ell pssaJe do leyea que sean contra
rias los intereses preferences del
estado. Particularmente, SO antici
pa semeiante esfuerzo de parte de
agsntes de algunas corporacioDes
que siempre han querido dominai
en- 81 estado y obtener legislation
cuyo fin y objeto sea la protection
do sus intereses. Pero tales sgen
cias podran tai vez seducir aslgu-
nos de los miem oros, mas no ten.
dram ningdn efecto sobre muchoa
que estan prevenidos y resueltos
a oponerse a tales manejos y 4 con
servar su independence y digni lad
como legitimos y leales represen
tantes del pueblo. Las asechanzaa
de la corruption que cmplea me-
dios impropios ilicitos para rea-
liar sus planes, no faItaran ain
duda alguna en- la presente session,
' es deber de todos los legislado-
res honrados no dar oidos seme.
jantes seducciones J no perder de
vista el hecho de que su obligation
principal es laborar con cello y eff
cacia para resgaardar y protejer los
intereses del paeblo. Asi mismo,
deben tener cuidado de utilizar el
tempo que tieuen su disposition,
el cual no es muy largo, para oeu
parse de todas las lnaterias que son
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-01-22

Victor Trujillo, para luez, y Rata.
el Archuleta para condests5le. Fl
candidate Republican, spara con-
destable salio electo con buena ma
yoria.
Ell precinto No. 1, Taos, los Repu.
blicanos eligieron al Sr. Samuel
Santistevan para iuez y al Sr. Jose
Baca para condestable. La victoria
en- este precinto fue gloriosa, 81 SO
tiene en cuenta que los candidates
Dem6cratas eran los hombres mas
populares On este precinto, particu
larmente 81 candidate para juez
que 10 era Don Abran Trujillo,
que en- tempo pasado SO annnciaba
-ahn para Alguacil Mayor ds con.
dado. La victoria Republicans fue
de 48 votos de msyoria para el iuez
y so para 81 condestable con otros
candidates Democratas la victoria
Republican, en- este precinto hu.
biera sido de Glen votos para arriba,
pues el candidate Rvpublicano para
juez, que fue electo, hace solo dos
amos que reside en- Taos.
Los reportea Ilegados hasta la hora
de II on prensa, enselan 10 siguien
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-01-22
5 votos de mayoria
+" 20 Republican,

Notese que solo en- tres procin
tos sligieron sus candidates para
juez ds psz y con msyorias de solo
cinco votos.. En- Costills, Precinto
No. II, elig 'eron los Dem6cratas
el condestable.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-16

public building erected in Bar
aga county.
The grand opening and dedica-
tion Of the hall will take place
Saturday evening. October q.
the event being under the aus
pices Of the Skanee Athletic Club.
Prosecuting Attorney Hubert "A.
Brennan will deliver the princi-
pal address, and other prominent
willbe invited to partici-
pate in the program commencing
at 8p. m. Following the program
there will be a grand ball. Ber-
geron's orchestra furnishing the
music.
The club invites the public to
the program and dance, as well
as to the inspection Of the new
building.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-16
REALTY DEALER HELD
UNDER GRAVE CHARGE.

John Hinkkanen. . former Hancock
real estate dealer, was arrsigned be-
fore Justice Jackola at Calumet Mon
day on Z charge Of obtaining money
under false pretenses. He was bound
over to the November term Of Circuit
Court ard in default Of So, 900 bonds
was remanded to the county jail.
The complainants are John and Mich
ael Tulpo and John Luoma, al Of VOL
VERNE, who alleged they paid $3.50 to
Hinkkanen for three forty-acre tracts
of farm land in Baraga county on
which the latter possessed no title.
Hinkkanen denies that he IL party
to any Irregularities in the deal and
ASSERTS that he acted a. the agent for
the owner. He AYERS that the land is
owned BY the estate Of the late Judge
Williams Of Baraga county and that
the latter leased the tract to him be-
fore his death. The compliments.
however. say that the land ID owned
by Chicago persons.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-16
SEES RELATIVE DEAD;
SHOCK IS FATAL.

Called to the home Of his sister, Mrs.
Arthur Bussier. by the sudden death of
Mr.. Bussiere at Marquette last Friday
evening. Geoffrey Bastien Of Mar
quette. thirty-four years old, collapsed
as . result Of the sudden shock and
died few hours later. Before going
to the Bussiere home, Mr.. Bastien was
in good health, but on entering the
room where Mr.. Bussiere lay he was
taken with convulsions and every ef-
fort to save his life failed.
Mr.. Bastien is survived by widow
and . daughter, three sisters and q
brother. al Of Marquette.
< The death Of Mr.. Bussiere came as .
great shock to his family and friends.
Although he has been in i'll health for
the last two years his condition was
not considered serious. He leaves .
widow, eight brothers and three sis
ters. One Of the brothers is Louis
Bussiere Of L'Anse. who attended the
sad obsequies.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-16
Skanee'S New Hall to
be Dedicated Oct. 23.

The new Arvon township hall.
. picture Of which is printed be-
low, will be completed today and
turned over to the township
authorities. Work on the struc-
ture has been under way since
June and the finishing Of this
handsome hall will fill a long-felt
want for the people Of that hust-
ling farming community. Skanee.
The hall has been built by the
township at an approximate cost
of 81, 500. tits q two-store frame
structure, So x 80 feet. The first
floor has a parlor, Office rooms.
dining room, kitchen and pantry,
while on the second floor is a
spacious auditorium, suitable for
public and private entertain
ments. with a stage and dressing
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-16
PROJECT
AFFECTS COUNTY.

The following is clipped from the
Railway Review, the leading Chicago
railway journal, of October 8:
"A report says that application will
be made within few days to the Wis
consin railroad commission for certif-
cate Of necessity for building new
railroad from Superior to Madison. The
route, it is stated, extends from Su-
perior east across Wisconsin to Cham
pion. Mich, and from that point to
Florence, Wis, thence south to the
Fox River valley and from Fond du
Lac in the Fox River valley southwest
to Madison.
If built over this route the line
would be about 860 miles in length.
''The state commission some time
ago granted charter for . line from
Huron Bay, town in Baraga county,
to Champion. It il believed that this
railway is to be link in the bigger
scheme. The company which il to Gpply
for Wisconsin certificate 10 repre-
sented by Chicago attorneys and the
statement has been made that it win
be financed by the Columbia Trust
company Of New York City. The
Illionis Central railroad, it is said, may
be back Of the project"
5 q N
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-16
Distributine Neat Book.

Fire Warden Chas. H. Anderson il
distributing meat hpoklet containing
synopsis Of the game laws for l9l5-l6,
gotten out by Secretary Forester
Thomss B. Wyman Of the Northern
Forest Protective Association.
The booklet = :. desirable acquisition
for hunters and campers, In fact al
sportsmen. Besides the game laws,
the booklet contains many warnings -
to forest fires and hunting, and II
needed there will be much valuable
timber and more valuable lives saved.
The list Of wardsns h also published,
there are notes on what to do in case
ofgetting lost. what to carry. on your
trips, besides many other valuable
hints. The Association furnishes play
ing cards Tor campers also.
Sportmen are advised to get . copy
Of the pamphlet. They are free for
the asking.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-16

rooms. The stage has q very
beautiful curtain and scenery.
The interior finish Of the hall
is Of Georgia pine with maple
floors, all neatly finished with oil.
bringing out the fine texture Of
the wood.
The building is beautifully situ-
ated on q six-acre plot south Of
the present Town hall. overlook
ing the bay.
Plans for the hall were drafted
by Architect Charles w. Mass
Of Houghton who interested him
self in seeing that the specifica-
tions were observed. Too much
credit. can not be given to the
contractor. Fred Carlson, for
building such a magnificent hall,
this being Mr.. Carlson's first
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-16

At the annual meeting Of the board
Of supervisors, held 1T L'Anss this
week. the usual budget Of bills were
allowed and the assessment rolls re-
viewed and the tax rolls equalized.
Miss Kate Curry was re-appointed
county school examiner.
John Campbell received re-appoint-
ment as superintendent Of the poor.
The board awarded contract for
padding Of : cell at the Jail.
The printing contract for 1916 was
divided between the three papers in
the county.
The board visited the. Poor Farm
Wednesday for an inspection and upon
their return allowed the Poor Farm
$500 for building new barn. John
Elfman, keeper Of the farm, will get
out the timber this winter and the logs
will be cut into lumber by portable
sawmill, thus getting the barn built at
the cheapest possible price.
1t seems to be the opinion of the
board that L. G. Hillyer Of Barsga,
F. w. Hebard of Pequaming and N.
M. DeHaas Of Skanee would serve as
members Of the board Of county road
commissioners, and the present MEM
bers Of the board, John Lyons Of Cow
ington. Martin Cosgrove Of Baraga and
Peter Newman Of Skanee, have been
askedto resign. but it seems they are
unwilling to give up the Offices, with
the result that if the Offices are to be
declared vacant legal steps will have
to be taken.
The board adjourned until next Tues
day, when they will take up the mat
ter Of voting money for county road
purposes.
The state tax this year will be
$40, 7ll.8s. the county tax $26. 600. 90.
and the jail bond and interest tax
81. 10000 The state tax lest year was
$lS. S52. SO. while the other two amor rs
are about the same.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-16

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The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-16
ARVON TOWNSHIP
ROLL OF HONOR.

The following named students have
been neither tardy nor absent for the
school month Of September from the
Arvon township schools:
School No. II Mabel Lydman. Grace
Norm. Elmer Nelson, Pauline Hart
vigh. Victor, Alya and Lawrence Mel
son. Clarence Dahlberg. Pearl Melin,
Ines Norm, Madeline Lydman.
School No. p Rose and Willie De
csrmier. May, Myrtle and Douglas Nc
Comb. Johnnie Mclver. Martha Oh
man, Mathilda, Rudolf, Hiding, Anges
and Joseph Olsons