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The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
1RE AVERAGE EUROPEAN SOLDIER Woor
HAVE To FIGHT IN THE TRENCHES FOR
is YEARS ANol1 MONTHS TO EARN
AS MUCH AS PAckET WILL IN
I MINUTE - FIGHTING IN TAE RING.

New York was the Matt Wells-K. ..
Brown battle. The receipts amount
ed to about $4,000. However. the
promoters can look with hope on the
10 round no decision battle OF
Richie and wolgast, which drew
around $4,000.
In the old days Of long fights and
decisions the small boys often
brought big houses. Here are the
highest gates" drawn by other
than heavyweights;
Gans-Nelson, Sept. 3. 1906, Cold
field. $6S.715.
Britt-Nelson. Dec. 20. 1904. Colma.
s4s.31l.
Britt-Corbett, March Is, 1904. San
Francisco. $32.245.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

Ritchie-wolgast. Starch ~, 1914.
Milwaukee, $4,000.
But s5s3.33 minute tor fighting
in q ring, In Europe, the inter
national prize ring. the average pay
Tor the fighters Il about 10 cents a
day. Some countries pay more. but
the majority pay less than that
amount.
At that rate the European fighter
who fights all day with his life at
risk every second would have TO
hght in the trenches for 10 years
and IL months 10 earn as much as
Packey will in one mlrute-hght-
ing in ring
PEACE AT ANY PRICE,
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
'STAND|SH
MEETS Lee
This Match Big Fea-s
ture Of Thursday Play
in State Tourney

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Aug. II.
Three Detroit contenders for the
state golf championship win play
In the second round. and brand
Rapids win have two Who are heav-
lily backed. Howard Leo. Jimmy
Standish and wordsn Hunter are
the Detroitsrs who are considered
~ having . chance. 1t IL interest.
Ing to note that fthis trio. worden
Hunter comes close to ranking O.
favorite. His score Of 81 In the
qualifying round won him this dis
tinction. Phil Stanton. and 0rnnell,
the latter 4 newcomer this year are
the Rapids favorttes.
/ The rest Of the well-known con-
tenders fell by the wayside. either
in the qualifying round. or the nrst
round OF match play. w. A.<Smith.
Jr.. couldn't qualify. and neither
could Guy Miller. of Detroit. These
upsets compelled . Encouragement
OF the pairings for the day. Louis
Bredin, who tied Hunters score of
81. was eliminated by Hopper In
the frat round.
Today. Hopper will play Phil
Stanton. Lee and Jimmy Standish
will fight II out for the semi-fnals,
and Hunter and Haskell and Lock
erby and Grinnell are paired. The
Lee-Standish 3oust will be the big
noise of the day.
The Detroit golf club won the
team tnrophy because Of the excel
lent rounds by Bredin and Hunter.
Kent Country club was second and
Detroit Country club fourth. The
results of Yesterdays match play:
Howard n. Lee beat Stuart Cling
man up and . TO play
n. Hopper beat Louis Bredin. up
and one.
phi stanton beat F. ID. Johnson
up in 30 holes
James standish, Jr.. beat Howell
Gilbert ! up.
word~n Hunter beat Charles Glib
son UP and I.
;. G, iiaskeli beat Tom Handley
A. @. Lookerby beat J. r. Haniey ?
up and /
n Grinneii beat Fred oliver up
and :.
NNkots~ hnfI
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
IL Consecutive Ringers Bring World
Quot Championship to Detroit

To the Sporting Editor of the Times:
John seheppler OF ss in the upper iraot district
a accomplished
world the
Of
pounds.
a hurting
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

for five horses and Will ship here
from New York, the horses being
due to arrive AZ Windsor. Thurs
day morning. The best OF the Web
er lot Is Hodge. one OF the best
handicap horses In Kentucky last
spring. but which apparently failed
to live up TO his reputation after
ne was shipped IN New York.
Hodge In eligible to the Ferry hand
leap. and IL an almost sure starter.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
MATTv HAS A
BIRTHDAY.

This II Matty's birthday. The
great Matthewson il 80 years old
today. II may be the last he will
celebrate as an active member of Q
big league pitching stan. but II II
not likely. Big Six il not the master
OF the horsehide pellet that he once
was, but there are a lot worse slab
sters than he getting by today, and
Chrtsty is not likely TO crack all in
one season.
Matty has usually celebrated his
birthday with a victory. Only once
has he been defeated on such an
occasion That was IN 1912. when
he went In to help . luckless team.
mate. and permitted the winning
run to score. The Cardinals won
from the Giants that day. His big
gest birthday was in 1907, when his
victory over the Pirates enabled the
Giants to climb into second place.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
WHY PITCHERS CAN'T
be BOUGHT.

There 10 something about all this
chatter around the circuit that has
to do with helping out the Tigers
in the present criais with q pitcher
or 80 that impels sardonic merri-
ment. The assertion OF virtuous
managers. notably Clark Griffith.
that they could not possibly con-
slider handing . hurler to Detroit
Just when such . move would cinch
the nag for this city, II all right. II
Il ID made In good faith II deal
could be arranged to yield mutual
profit. that would be another story.
But when the recent acquisition OF
Barry and Pennock by Boston, and
OF Murphy and Ieibold by Chicago
Il recalled, the Tigers have chance
TO grim ut all this virtuous CAB.
But II would be unfair to say that
the league b holding out on De-
troll. II there were q club that
had . fair pitcher to spare. and
could acquire for him . goodly sum
Of cash In addition to Messrs. He'll
man and Jacobson. two very cap
able ball players. II In very likely
that = quick deal would be made.
This n q year Of poor pitching.
however. and every club seems 10
need its hurlers rs badly IS Detroit
needs new ones. No club owner
win weaken his team for cash in
these days. except Connie Mack.
and he has about reached his limit.
Detroit has slim chance to get
a new pitcher who b worth while
just now. unless jennings grabs Bill
James for the unholy sum asked for
him. but the reason Is not because
the Tigers have . chance to win the
pennant II II because there are
no capable slabsters on the mar
ket.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
az ROBERT L RIPLEY

II took an offer OF s5s3.s3 a min
ute to tempt Packey Mcfarland
from the retiring privacy of wife
and home into the hempen circle
And that amount does not near ap-
proximate the wealth of words ex-
pended.
The grand total OF $4,000 for .
record in pecuniary pugilism. Never
before was such an amount given
for such q limited bout. With Glib
bons' end totaling $4,000. the pro-
moters must have $4,000 in the
house before the expenses and pro-
Ats begin. The largest house ever
drawn In a no-decision contest in
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
WHERE THEY COME FROM
JAKE DAUBERT.
ED. WALSH.
BENNY KAUF.
MINER BROWN.
RED MCKEE.

HARRY COvELE3KlE.
They all worked IN coal mines
before they got into baseball and
bought automobiles.
Judging from the records OF
these fellows made on the dia-
mond, . coal mine must be ,
pretty good place for an athlete
to come from.
Brown. the three-hngered won
der. didn't lose that digit in a
coal mine though. He got his
hand tangled up with q corn
chopper when ne was youns
resident OF Tndiany.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
Osborne Gets Lead.

CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-I. w. Os-
borne, Of Cleveland, Ohio, took the
lead yesterday Of the second di.
vision In the second round OF play
in the National Rogue association
tournament. He defeated II. I.
Brown. OF Cedar Falls. Iowa. I. A.
Reader, Of Cleveland. still leads the
first division, no games being schet-
uled In that division yesterday.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

WASHINGTON. Aug. I2.-Barber.
a 800 hitter Of the winston-s Salem
club. In the North Carolina league.
In trying out with the Senators. He
10 reported . clever outnelder.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
THIS UMPIRE SCHOOL
ALL RIGHT.

A lot OF humor has been extracted
from the report that a course in
umpiring would be given In the
Cincinnati public schools next win
ter. But a more complete announce.
meut Of the plan leads one to be-
lieve that there IL much real merit
In the project. The idea lie to train
some competent young arbiters for
amateur games. Nothing more ben
encial to sandlot baseball could be
proposed.
Howard Renshaw. city recreation
director. and one of the best friends
amateur ball ever had, has put
across this school for umpires. The
irst class will start Oct. 1, and will
be In charge Of Billy Hart, National
league umpire until q few days ago
and one Of the best ever IN the bus
mess, and Billy Carpenter. who ON.
ciated In the Southern league for
several seasons.
Boys who have umpired hitherto
can get . school diploma after one
school years instruction. Begin.
ners must take year IN school.
and then practice what they have
learned for q summer. before they
can claim their aheepskin. Twenty
wseks--a lesson q week-will con
stitufe the years course.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
.SEM|S ARE.
DUE TODAY
Doughty Beats Chi
cag0an and Shows
Title Class

Providing dry spot can be locat.
"a on the courts Of the Detroit Ten.
ME club. the semi-nnals In the mems
singles for the state championship
will b played today. Michigan win
have but one contender, Richard
Doughty. who won In straight ssts
from Jimmy Weber yesterday and
who looked more like . champion
ship possibility than at any time
this week.
Doughty today IL scheduled to play
Jimmy Weber's brother Jerry. In the
semis. and Green. present stats
champion. win play Ketcham, . fell
low Chtcagoan.
The doubles matches were started
yesterday. with the favorites winning
all the way. The ladies' singles and
doubles are also progressing rapidly.
II Ia hardly probable that there viii
90 much play today. because Of he
soaked condition Of the courts. The
summary OF Wednesdays play fol-
lows:
n.. Mss's sissies.
w psusn 1sSS,ca1Doe Detroit sO peat Jimmie
49, HSs.. DsSn,ss.
Stevens-sptcer. Detroit. beat At
kinson-St. John, Detroit. rs, So
LiGhtncr- stone. Detroit beat Beech
er.Johnscn. Detroit. Ga. ga.
Cook -camp. Detroit, rs. Sd.
stone. Jr.-E. Wright. Detroit. 81. ga.
SECOND ROUND.
Ketchum- Jimmie Weber. Chicago.
beat Thomas-Corey. Toledo, s-L So.
Owen s Emerson. Detroit; beat Gard
Green Jerry Weber. Chicago. hsat
wcbSer- Rice wray. Detroit. So. 50.
Morse Raseman Detroit beat
Bourke- CrowelL Detroit. s-2. "a.
ter and Wright. Detroit, s-s. 80.
s fss's'i Mound EoSESb.
Mrs seymour: Toledo; beat Miss
THIRD H0uND
Miss Marion stephens. Toledo. heat
Miss stanley. Detroit. 81. as. Sd.
Mis-. Buda Stephen. Toledo beat
Miss Elizabeth Netcalf. Detroit.
ben; Miss Montgomerie. Detroit s-s.
50.
Ladies' Doubles.
Miss HolIoway-Mis Kerridge. De-
troIt. beat Miss Christian Miss Day.
Detroit s-S, ST. s-;.
Miss waiuby- Miss stark. Adrian.
beat Miss Montcomcric-Miss Wagner.
Detroit. 60. s-f
Mrs. seymour Mys Tillotson. Tole-
do. beat Miss Sparkling Miss Holt. De.
troit. GO. 81,
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
MN Rest On Friday ThnteenPerhaps It's As Well They

- lilly RnNSHAW. the Cincin-
~ natl recreation director. who
10 the father 81 the Mes Of .
course Of umpiring In public
schools. Such. course viii BE-
given In the Cincinnati high
schools under the direction OF
Billy Hart next winter.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
NEW CATCHER
FOR INDIANS

CLEVELAND. O.. Aug. IA
new catcher reported for work with
the Indians yesterday. He will join
the team when II returns from the
eastern trip. in the meantime work
Ing ont at League park. The new
mans name Is Haworth.
Howarth comes from the disbond-
ed Victoria team of the. Northwest
ern league. Portland had string
on him and he was highly recon-
mended TO the Cleveland manage
ment.
willard IN ready Co Sight Johnson
az ain. hut are the boys wbe pay the
fYeSuAf Pe0SN IN ht4
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
Msoc aIrmaId sess,<s Ankle.

Preston MacDairnaid broke his
ankle yesterday while playing with
the old Cass team against the Michi.
gan Alkali club at Wyandotte. A
had slide into third caused the nc
cident. The Cas- team won the
game, 8 TO 3.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
Cross Reconsiders.

AKRON. o., Aug. 12-Leach Cross
has evidently decided to postpone
his retirement from the ring. Bernie
Strap announced last night that he
had matched Johnny Grifiiths to box
Cross at Ebbetts' field. Brooklyn.
Aug. is.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
RAIN HALTS
NET TOURNEY

CHICAGO, Aug. 12.--Rain called
halt yesterday in the National
double tennis championships csus-
ing postponement to today. Church
and Mathey. northwest champions.
and Johnstos and GrifYen. Pacific
coast champions. were scheduled.
They will play today. af<er Hayes
and Burdick. western cracks, have
settled with Grant and Thornton,
southern champs.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

peeehev Nehs sees fress revre
ssoSses Hna- Go the Dosssa Bsuves
y5m sew sssseh and fob, gives
- ~ fass. View. % he's got good
svs ssIL 2 isaP 90 the fest one.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

ArsSe Mucks, the Wiseoasia unlver-
sffy athlete, nearly heaved that old
dtscus 'lsto the ocean NJ the EXPO
meet. Ariie's careless euss, he n.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

whats this old hall game coming
Co: Hank O'Day In given n job ~
umpire and fans cheer ss he walks
onto the 0eid.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

AID . yeaP aGe the Bveekiyn Dedw-
era were sbsobslIyioetsy last.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

Miss HoiIoway-Miss Kerridge. De-
troit. beat Miss Christian Miss Day.
Detroit. s-s. ST. 60.
Miss waiuby-M stark. Adrian.
heat Miss Montromcric-M Miss Wagner.
60. s-1
Mrs. seymour Mys Tillotson.. role-
do. beat Miss Sparkling Miss Holt. De-
froit a. 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12
ESTIMATE
THE CITY OF oLARKsBURG.
BUDGET

At a meeting of the Common Council of
the City of Clarksburg, held Friday, AUG
1Ist 10Th 1916 In the Council Chamber
thereof, at 500 O'Clock 7. N, there was
.Councilmen: John Flaharty, James Howe,
Charles NJ. Ernest, ]. T. Swagers Lewis
n. Sutton, Lee Stout. w. B. Conway and
ON notion duly made and seconded, the
following estimate Of the RecsiPts and
for the fiscal year beginning July 1sr,
1915, was unanimously adopted, and OF.
by laM:- .---- ----
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12
GOLD BUG
Wins Free-for- all Pace at the
Pennsboro Meet in Straight
Heats.
12Thirty-

PENNSBORO. Aug. 12-Thirty-
i've hundred people witnessed a
classy racing card here Wednes-
day The weather was ideal for the
harness events. All were pleased by
He way III which the horses negoti-
Sted the oval. c. A. Reppard, Of
Kenton, o., was the starting judge,
and he got them from the wire in
good shape. The 1928 trot went
seven heats. It will be finished to-
day Gold Bug won the free for all
In three straight heats.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12
lFeatening Rain and a Heavy
Track Kept Many Away
from the Grounds.

9RHANTOWN. Aug. 12.-Threaten.
rain and q : heavy track kept {
number of persons from attend
he Second days racing at Morgan
Wednesday afternoon but those
attended were given q rare treat
racing program of the alters
was the best witnessed here for
naanE Years.
onnie the Great won the first race
ter losing the first two heats to Mr..
Ginson and Capt. Denvy. Kip Brad
driven by Ruble, won the >e:1 Is
pace In easy manner. Only once was
ne forced to show any speed and that
IN the third and final heat when
y BIRD showed some speed and the
purt resulted in a good finish with
In Bradley neck ahead. Gold Ban
dora also a Ruble entry. won the 2:17
tr0t, Summary:
9.e6 Trot, Purse 800.
90Mtneg the Great. b m. by
eter the Great (Evans).. 6 4 I !
igglnson, b h, by Major
ggineon (Reyno1ds) i. Q 2
sNsptain Denny. b b. by Ma
tor Higginson CFleming) Q q
; DR. Ben: blk g. by Ben Brew
49, Ient) =. ....s.... 3 3 z
6ar!on, b g, by Bingen
Carlow = 4. -....-.5. q %
Jack Custer. b h, by Ed Gus
~ FesEA SfAIIGCKl b D o
Morning Belle, m, by Bar
on Belle GRub1e) .s...... 5 z
Time: 2:301z. 2: 2O11, g2:2o14. 2: %,
s:15 Pace, Purse 800.
Zip Bradley. b g, by Standard
{. tRube) Observation-Disclosures. q d I
Red Bird. b g. by Redwtng G
lLonganecker) y. q
Miss Washington. b IN, by Mer-
more (Roush) Observation-Disclosures. 3 8
Billy OConner. g g. by Barney
O;Conner (Tlarns) ....... 4
Time 2:161l. 2:n574. 2:15A.
2:17 Trot, Purse 800.
Cold Bandora. g, by Gold
Z Band Jr. (Ruble) ......... 6 u 1
King Ambtt, b by Robert Am .
4. bit (Jamfson) -. .......... L 3
BnrIlla, b b by Bertfni Moor
head) ..5..I... . 2
island Queen; b M, by Com
poser (Reid) ..s....E...g.. 2 6 2
Lady Of Lewis M, by Lord
Roberts (Booth) ....:.... 9
AT Patchen Jr.. blk b, by ALI
Patchen (McKay) -.
Time 2:de14, q: 1914. 2:d81z. 2:1814.
Running, Sd Nile, Purse 800.
Snnkist Garner. first; Royal T.
S(KerrJ second; Maxenttus (Myers),
third. Buttercup, Law Suit, Parkana,
Outline and Starry Hermann also ran.
Time41.19
Motorcycle, Miles. Purse 800.
r. G. Frum first j. j. Hendr!ckson
second, Roy Pixler third. Tines :'SsS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12
Stafte Of west virginia,
district Of Coal, To-Wtt
hand this 10th day q
ESTIMATE
BOARD of EDUCATION OF
CLARK DISTRICT
state q west viIg1nia.

sISistriet Of CiarE, To-Wdt
x At 4 regular session OF the board OF
education Of CLARK district OF Aarr1son
On the second Tuesday in August, 1919.
sIsresent:A r. Stewart. president OF said
h-nsrd Of education, and A. j. Carter and
John w. Cork, Commissioner. a,~
IN accoruance with Chapter %. Acts 191S,
amendfng section u, chapter q, Acts 1908,
the -board Of education proceeded to make
dp an lestimate Of the amount necessaf g
cover ali district debts and liabilities pay
Sbie during the year, including the prob.
abe expenditures of district purposes, and
nr0per allowances for delinquent taxes e1-
Ienees Of collection and contingencies, but
6educting the money In the treasury april
eS6ie to the service OF the year and dis
kricf Claims doth determine and estimate
the several amounts to be levied as fol-
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Amount to be FRaIsed by Levy 6 S.96S 81.
It appearing to the board OF education

Amount to be Raised by Levy. e S.96s 81
It appearing 10 the board OF education
that the total valuation OF all taxable;
property in this DISTRICT according to the
last assessment thereof. e $3.50, go %. be-
personaI propety to the value Of $685.
assessed by the board IS, ef - public wSEks
to this board BY the omcer whose duty
It is to make such report, and It appearing
from the Foregoing estimates that It 1a,
necessary to ralse by levy. after deduct;
inE all credits. Ss7263S for building pur-i
poses and So .D6s5l for teacherss purposes;
therefore Il Is determined that levy on
each One HUNDRED Dollars valuation Of df-
teen cents (16c) for building and twenty
cents COCO for teachers purposes Will bas
necessary to produce the estimated amount
as Aforesaid for'the ensuing fiscal year.
State of West Virginia.
District OF Clark To-Vit:-s
County of Harrison. ss H.
board OF education I'm and for Clark dis
by certify that the foregoing s. true
copy from the reeords of an order made
and entered by said board on the 70th
Given under ny hand this 10th day: q
B 7ssfs L. yv.ATA6AN OGDEN,
SECRETARY Board OF Education.
Clark District, Harrison County, W. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12

WHEELING, Aug. 1.-THE Gin
5cinnati Reds stopped on for an exhi-
bition game with the Stogles, played
after the scheduled Central League
game In Youngstown this afternoon,
and the visitors won by punching hits
offiWetzel in the nrst and eight in
nings. During the rest Of the game
he was very effective.
The score:
~ r. n. E..
Cincinnati 400 600 O20-6 10 2
Wheeling 600 $50 OO0-4 II 8
Batteries: McClusky and Won kim
nitz; Wetzel and Withrow.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12
ESTIMATE
Town OF BROAD OAKS.
stat ss,. e w vs. As x,5s.ala J.

State Of West virginia,
County OF Harrison,
Town OF Broad Oaks, to-wlt:
At q special session OF the council or the
town Of Broad Oaks, HarIise1 County,
the Joyce building On the 10Th !, day Of
August, 1915. there were present: Col0mnus
w. Roger, Mayor; G. A. RoEerss recorder;
and w. o. Carter, Ireland Haddox, y. a.
Preston and r. @. wilkins. members ct the
council of said town.
o. q the acts Of the sxtraeEdinsEy ssssion
ceedsd 60 make up an estiIsss ct Ct th he
current nscai yea, TO cover allS mHn.ciRa Pal
said year. Including probable s5psnditnres
for niun 1cipaI purposes, and proper allow.
ances for delinquent taxes, expenae Of
collections and conttng encdee; but deduct
ing there6r0m the money In the city treas
ury applicable TO the service q the year
and fnIinicdpal claims and doth determine
and estimate the several amounts 70 be
levied as follows:
Estimates.
llaximum lsyy % cents ON the h1ndred
Extra isyy 81 water and sewssass bonds.
isssa isss, "a ret psytlg ntAe
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ESTIMATE
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF COAL
DISTRICT
BOARD OF
slate Of west .virginia,

State Of west virginia.
County of Harrison,
District Of Coal, To-Wit:-.
At regular session OF the hoard Of
education Of Coal, district OF harrison
counfy held at the regular meeting place
thereof ON the second Tuesday In August.
1915. Present Emory H Bates, President
81 said board OF education, and Chas. ID.
Elliott and Meade a. Taylor. Commission
ers. Ia
1915 amendinR section 81, chapter q, Acts
1908, the board OF education proceeded TO
make mp an estimate Of the amount neceS.
year, to cover ali district debts and liabii-
tiles payable during the year, INCLUDING
boses and proper allowances for deltn-
duent taxes, expenses of collection ana
contin xencies but deduct1ng the money IN
the treasury applicable to the service of the
year and district claims doth determine
and estimate the several amounts to be
leried as follows:
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lroad and Iother prop-,

T-771N 4
S1,2B, $500, and railroad and other prop
ertyl assessed by the board Of pubic works
to Che value of $3,71e. 211O0. as certihed
to this board by the officer whose duty y
Is Is make such report, and It Appearing Z:
from the foregoing estimates that tt ~
necessary e raise by levy, sftss deduct
losAs and $27T61.0O for teachers purposes
th9lskore it is determined that levy on
eacE One Hundred Dollars valuation 81
thiTty cents (3oc) for building and thirty
1ouS. t34c1 Tor teachers purposes Will Pc
as laforesaid for the ensuing fiscal year.
state Of west Virginia.
district Of Coal, To-Wit:-
County of Harrison, -, !,
Il u II. Wayman Ogden, secretary OF W! Lne
-boS,rd Of education in and for Co s ehS,
ee1tify that the foregoing is a true COPY y
eIkered by said board on the 10th day OF OF
oven Seii under by hand this 10th day, OF
s1a-'e 80 Z. WAYAlAN OGDEN,
Secretary Board of Edncatton-
Coal District, Harrison County, W. Va 4
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Rst1lnateds Recelpts.

and the amount that Will become due and
coiIectfhIe fdlzns evety son except from