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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24

stories told by the colored man that he
was the real culprit and hoped to save
upon another.
In view of the usual attitude of the
white people of the South toward n
negro charged with attacking a white
woman. The position taken Dy the Geor-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
STATE F1REMHN AT RUTLAND.

1t has been practically decided to hold
the next annual muster on Labor day in
connection with the Rutland fair. James
c. Dunn. for several years chief of the
fire department in Rutland, has been
elected secretary Of the Vermont State
Firemens association, succeeding Ed.
ward D Moore of Bennington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES YET.

1t will probably be several weeks
before the members Of the state board
of education turn their attention to-
ward the selection Of commissioner
of education to succeed Mason s. Stone.
The question of supervision has en-
gagged the attention Of the board since
1t was constituted last month.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24

\ silver horned pout has been on e,
hibition in a store window at st. John
bury caught by AIorrsvillo angler
Joe's pond. II will be sent to State Els
and Game Commissioner John w Tt
comb OF Lyndonvile. who regards it
a rare specimen. 1t is the second whi
horned pout To be taken from Joe's pom
the other having been sent to Boston.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
TERRIBLE REVENGE.

John, there's long hair on your coat.
What does il mean"
ut must have come there from the
BARRIERS hoy brushing H."
but he wouldn't put a woman's long
hair there"
YES, he would; | didn't give him tip. y
-.-Pnstnn Trananrint
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WANTED.

When you want anything. advertise
in the new special column Of this
paper Some bargains are offered
there this week which it will pay you
TO read about See page two. This
paper has more than 5000 readers
every week and one cent a word will
reach them all
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
EXHIBIT OF SPIDERS.

An interesting exhibit of spiders is
to be shown at the museum at St
Johnsbury July / to TO- The collec-
ton IL put up by DR., j. II. Emerton OF
Boston, an authority.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24

VIII be driven into obscurity and exile
for the rest OF his life.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
CHEATING THE STOMACH.

Nandlady-You didn't wear glasses
when you came here, Mr.. Newbord.
why do you wear hem now?
Newhord-I want to make the food
lnnL larHa nnssiha
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24

Or w. r. Noyes of Brattleboro foun
silver watch which was made in Eng
land while hoeing in his garden III
other day. Tho case was made in Londo
in 1894 and the order for the hallmar
was issued by King George in l76o TIL
case. which is in excellent condition,
of solid silver.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24

TcrmS--Si.Op II Ncnr. In Advance.
DAILY by mail 500 n year In advance.
RATE IN CANADA
DAILY. $500 year in advance.
WEEKLY $500 n year In advance.
FREE y'RESs ASSOCIATION,
publishers, burlington. VI.
BURLINGTON, THURSDAY. JUNE "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
COMPLETING PLANS
FOR ANNUAL MEET
BUSINESS MEMS ASSOCIATION
Arranging sIe PaooRAm.
Session VIII BE Held al ssrstford 40
tei-Mueh Business and Pleas
ure 20 Feature Occasion.

All preliminary arranEements have
been completed and the speakers
trosram viii be arranged "Wednesday
evening for the annual blK banquet
Ousiness session and pleasure outing
AZ the Suatford hotel on the evening
ot June z ~ the business Mems Pro
tective Association OF Wheeling.
Secretary William Schwertfexer said
yesterday that plans are being made
20 nave The annual affair the most In
trresting and enjoyable In the history
OF the organization. All who shall at
TEND are requested TO be at the aSsO-
ciation's headquarters. Market audi
forum. at . o'clock OF the evening Of
the anair. that they may leave In Tree
automobiles and jitney busses at D 30
@ CLOCK. arriving at the hotel at Z
o clock. at which time the banquet
viii be served. business matters taken
up. including an amendment 10 the
constitution OF the organization will
De acted upon: speech making and
the election Of officers for the ensuing
year. This part OF the program will
be closed at . O'Clock. when the bowi.
ing alleys. pool and billiard rooms
VIII be opened free 10 all members.
Al 10 o'clock the party will be re-
turned TO their homes In autos
AZ the special meeting OF the com
mtttee To be held tomorrow evening
In the associations headquarters. a
toastmaster and two local men TO de-
liver the principal addresses will be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
WELLSBURG

WELLsUrUs 49, NH. MAY 3d. A
horse. belonging fu IuIIIu UIs.IIIH.
mereo near Twelfth street. was stolen
from the stable lH che rear OF fHr store
some time Sunday rIEHL Tho horse
INK hy friends of che owner. who with
ffH officers eearrHnf fhr town and bills
HbIEa town fEr animal vac found e|Hf.
ing iu n pasture on fFe H.U above TIf.
fnHufn street
uIerffIl was out frItIre SUNDAY oven.
INK buf lf O'Clock uIf fH" bore. IH fHr
stable. when He went out Fl. bitch .u
Monday morning nf IT N w. rHH rt1rIu
door was found vide open and tUo horse
missing Foot prints wNr| found Dob fHH
alley near fNn stable NH. |HH thieves
who to.k fha animal could not boz traced
Pc Der than If,I.iI sfr.rf aHI.H IH
paved
Tho OFFICERS wrr. U.tiU.I .r f.. f...I
and friends nr f.a owner started H
search FER THr horse
The HDrre WAC rIsi'. t... r...T fool
gelghlnE about poo pounds. la.IH. .u..s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
COOLEST MAY In
TWENTY YEARS
SEsTERoAY's WEATHER REMINDS
OLDEST CITIZENS
or 1892
sno~stern, Visited wheeling on Deco
ration osy-Firss Once Burned
on Fourth Of July.

ration psy-Firss once burned
on Fourth Of July.
:. And the day was cold and dark and
Il must have been Just a DAY like
yesterday that inspired the heart.
touching Poet Longfellow 10 sing such
when nature seemed To Be sad and
III Longfeliow wrote the poem In
Nay ne no doubt had on his overcoat
or a glowing IRE In his burnside"
stove. II he were In a section like the
OHIO valley NJ the time.
Yesterday was a cold. raw" day. IL
was not IKE unto a rare day In June
~ q Jugful. The thermometer on The
river front registered In the low mites
~ the warmest period of the day. mid.
afternoon. while AT 9 o'clock In the
evening IL hid descended To as nat.
The oldest citizens" declare that
yesterday was one OF the coolest DAYS
for midway Ia Wheeling for long
many years. Justice w. W Rogers.
who fought through the Cfvu war
ana was a resident OF this city long
before there was a telephone in this
section OF the country, declared thai
yesterday was the coolest mld-May
day ne can recall excepting once. MAY
30, 1892. when II showed. Il well re-
member the day" said the veteran
otUIe was Memorial day, and
while the late u. Is. Doyener and I
were delivering speeches at the Sol
diers monument at sixteenth and
Cnapline streets during the afternoon
IN connection with the days exercised
a heavy snow fell: in fact Il came
down so heavily that umbrellas were
held over US while we spoke. That
was next to the last day In May. Was
IL cold Ceold. well I reckon Il was
cold. concluded the squire as he but.
toned his overcoat about his throat
Fires on July 4.
But that's not SO cold for spring or
summer. Uncle" Fred Unruh, one Of
the Oldest men in the Wheeling dis.
trict In point OF years and residence.
declares that along in the early six.
ties. about 1869 or '63, I'VE kept A
roaring nre going all day in a big
stove in my home and place of bust.
ness on the Fourth OF July right here
In the city OF Wheeling" said Mr..
Unruh yesterday.
He came to Wheeling along in the
late mites and has been here ever
since. Despite OF his eighty odd years.
he has a splendid memory, and he Is
one OF the many veterans OF this COM
munity who can recall the extreme
cold weather on that Fourth OF July
Mr.. Unruh further said yesterday that
many years ago that SNOW fell IL this
community In August. while there was
n heavy downfall in Pennsylvania at
the time"
Be that as IL may. yesterday was
sufficiently cold for the present gem
GRAFTON In this section for May. Those
who had put on a straw skypiece felt
more like dressing a la Doc" Cook
yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
LOWER TAX RATE
Urged In Resolution Adopted Yester.
day by West Virginia Life
underSrttern

AT meeting held in this city yes
terday afternoon, the West Virginia
Life Underwriters Association adopt.
ed Lengthy resolution. protesting
against any proposed increase In tax
alton. and urging the legislature.
which Is 10 convene today in extra
ordinary session. TO lower the presen
tax rate.
The resolution il published by re-
quest. in full. as follows:
Wheeling. W Va. MAY II. 1915.
whereas. special session OF the leg
islature OF this state has been called for
the avowed purpose OF passing laws TO
Increase the revenues Of the state. and
Whereas. IL appears. a. the result OF
I'm no way connected with the present
state administration, that there are SUI
ucient funds 90 meet the current eN-
II no appropriations for improvements
and extensions Of state institutions are
made. and
Whereas. 1t appears to US that 1t
would be very unwiae 3. this time TO in
crease the burden Of taxation OF the tax
payers OF this state on account OF this
very unusual conditions that now con-
front this state by reason OF the unascer-
tanned obligations growing out Of the
Virginia debt. which OF itself may result
In largely increased taxation. and
whereas. IL Apears that "a will not be
detrimental TO the best interests OF the
state 20 defer an increase in state reVc-
nue. until the next regular session OF the
legislature. during which intervening
time. opportunity will be given FOR a
more careful investigation OF the ques-
ton OF taxation I'm this state. and
Whereas. The Life Insurance Com
panies are now doing business In the
state OF West Virginia. now pay the
enormous sum OF 10 per annum on
gross premiums collected In this state in
addition 20 other charges. and
Whereas. Any increase In said taxa
ton would be a direct charge upon the
IN this state and
Whereas. Life Insurance policies are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
WILL BE BUSY
Much Business Scheduled For To-
nights Meeting OF Council-Many
Committees 70 Report

Mayor It J.. Kirk issued tho call
yesterday for council 90 convene this
evening Quite a lengthy program "a
outlined for the meeting The report 4
~ the ordinance committee. election
committee, cemetery committee. Gene
tery transfers. report ~ bond commits.
sions. approval Of any new appoint.
ments and messages from the Hoard
Of Control are included
The ordinance committee will report
on tho Eon street paving matter. the
election committee on tho results Of
tho election and payment OF Judges
and clerks. the cemetery committed
VIII report a transfer OF William Her
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
Rheumatism in Joints


That le shat happens o. YOU use
Ehruma tn" wonderful remedy that
John Coleman co. WheellnE W. VI
and on druFFists sell on the money
back 90 not cured plan. There ir q vast
amount ~ rhsumafism fn this vicinity.
and DO Jou know any sufferer. call his
attention fo this generous offer
Iiheums ls a quick acting nroarripffar
You VIII know your rheumatism o. irav-
inE 20 hours after you take the first
dose. DO dlssoivss the uric acid and
drives 90 from its lodEinE place.
AIRS Alice A. Brown Ithaca. " v
writes "For seven year. auffara.I
areatlL with rheumatism tn my hip. "a
niEhf ] wa scarcely able fn sleep. one
bottle Of Hheumn cured me-"
That sounds miraculous tuf F.HrffrfIa
apss miraculous things. Firy cents n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18

white feet and white nose and armed
Win THIS description the officers and
Irieuus OF the man soon made "A clean
search or the whole town even search-
ing number OF stables.
The owner has no idea OF who took
lhe morse a. no one was heard about
inc premises during the night. " hen
round the horse wore only "a collar. the
thieves must have became frightened
and Wncu they reached the hilltop left
" grazlnE in the pastures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
ASSIGNED
CLERK Of Belmont County Common Pleas
Court Announces List for Summer
Term Of That Tribunal

Clerk Of Belmont County Common Pleas
Court Announces List for Summer
- Term OF That Tribunal
81. GAINESVILLE. O. May 1S.-Th-
Iollowing new assignment OF cases Tor
the summer term OF common pleas court
today.
Jury Criminal Cases.
Monday, May 2fth.
STATE STATE vs. JOB John y, Berioe c.
Tuesday. May rs.
state ". Dominick Tredino.
state vs.. Lerov Lucas.
state W. Tony Troy.
Wednesday, May 26:
state W. v. i. Perkins.
state ys, Herman A. Lucas
state W. Albert Marsh
state vs.. Battesta Tongona-
Friday. Nav -:
state vs. steve Koch.
state vs.. Joe Mosur
saturday May 20.
state ". Browney Brown.
state W. Walter Wilson
Monday, May 81:
All motions for new trials.
Earl Wallace vs.. state.
Carl Brooks VS. state.
William Shafer vs.. state.
William Shafcr Va. State.
William Shufer vs. State
Divorce Gases.
Blanche Ault W.. Robert Ault
FRANK -. " $50 vs. Margaret Wise.
Mary Mlodinska vs.. Antony Mludins "a
Alice J. kcpple W. Harry r. Keupla.
Clara Deem W. Matthew Deem
Rosa J.. Freeman vs.. William n. Free
man.
Clarence Boyer W. Eliza j. Boyer.
MAY sherry W. John T. sherry.
May sutton VI. John T. sutton.
John Hummel W. Myrtle HummeI
Angelo Naline W.. ANGELA NalIne.
Tuesday. June let.
Gordon Coal Mining Company vs.. Is.
a o.. r. y. Co
BefrTard Gutosly Va 70. X Nelson.
Wednesday June 2nd.
Ateliu Di Faolu vs.. Aaron u. Ramsey.
Anton Navcratu " Paul Lfuck.
Thursday. June Ord
u a Baker W. D. D. Young
friday. June fth.
Mary 81 Taylol W.. Maria Dcuham e.
al.
Saturday. June rth.
divorce and Aiimouy.
Pearl slides vs.. Earl SiIlna
Minnie ~ FoE.e W. George d. F0rie
Monday. May Itn.
All motions FOR now trials.
Divorce Cases.
Lille EunElrd Fa. william d. Trr-
susie 81. Reynolds vs. Arthur o. Hsy-
holds
Anna Kaiser w. John Kaiser
Thomas 1fcmsIey vs. Elizabeth Hens
Equity.
Amy white Vs. ElaEo White 90 rf
Tuesday. June SIN.
Laura d. 'Nark W. Thomas Job ct 3D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
MAY EMPLOY PRISONERS
To Construct Proposed Highway Near
Haneytovvn Pike

At their regular meeting held yes
terday morning the county commits
sloners discussed the employment of
prisoners on the proposed new high
way near the Haneytown pike. The
employment OF prisoners at this point
means that there will be none EN-
ployed on the existing Highways. At
the session the commissioners took
steps to ascertain whether or not the
employees % the county are eligible 10
insurance under the workmens com
pensation act.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18

not investments ueid for profit but are
payments made FOR the purpose OF pro-
wong widows and children with main
flamenco and education. thoreby reIievtnr
the state in "A large measure OF the bfir
zen incident % widows and children be
ing LEFT unprovlded for upon tho death
OF the bresd-winner Of the family there
fore. he u.
Resolved. That the West virginia As
SoclGton or Life Underwr iters speaking
TOT thousands OF policyholders throush-
out the state OF West virginia oppose a
this time any increase IN the burden OF
taxation upon the citizens Of West N-ir-
ginia, and We call upon the policyholdcr4
OF the Life Insurance Companies doinl.
business In this state. 10 immediately
communicate with their respective rem
resentatives and senators and call their
attention 20 the uuwtse Legislation which
- being proposed in this state. We ask
!t"m 70 especially call their representa-
lives and senator's attention to the fart
mat life insurance funds should NOT h.
taxed upon the basis 81 commercial in
yestments. and that In justice aud fair
dealing the present tax should be re-
duced rather than Increased as the favca
levied In tho state Of West Virginia are
union.
Resolved. That IN the opinion OF this
association this r. time when the most
rgld economy and policy Of retren~h-
ment should be pursued. and that any
confederation 81 increased revenues in
thls state should b. deferred until the
next regular session Of the legislature.
Resolved. further That a cory OF
this resolution be transmitted At once To-
NC other insurance organizations in this
state. TO tho members or the house -
delegates. and senate. and that a ieRisIa-
tive committee be aTointed for the pur-
forth"
GEO. c. CROOK.
49, VI. TAYLOR.
j T. O'EREI~
IT, 4. VIDAL
GEORGE BOND.
&. \. WALDEN
J. D. HANLEY
Executive Committee West IA Tff. In
dcrwrlters Association
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18

The Wcllsburg Volunteer Fire Depart
intHt lead monster auto parade on
Monday evening. with all the automo-
hilCs that was possible to secure In limo.
Tho parade was In the nature OF thus.
Tor the boat excursion on tho steamer
Homer smith on Tuesday evening.
BESIDES the automobiles iu line was the
ure truck. and all the nrcmen. A COM
mittee was appointed 90 have some
amusement features In the parade.
tickets FOR the boat excursion arc
going rapidly. The committee has sold
T. great many and viii sell many more
before Tuesday evening. The cify coun
GU has postponed It's meeting until We'd
nesday evening because OF the benefit
excursion. and ~ the city officials OK
pect 20 be present. The boat will ar
rive IN Welsburg early TUESDAY. and
viii Do open Tor inspection all day long
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18

yey to the Home for Aged and Friend.
less Women.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18

lain Property was POSTPONED Prom SAT
urday. May 18th. until Saturday. MAY
2yth, at 200 p. M. from the front door
the executor.
Mrs. JAMIE Smith. who foII over a
Gin near the FIRST tunnel about two
months ago. was brought from the Ohio
hallcy General Hospital AZ Wheeling on
sunday. and taken 90 the home OF rela-
tiyes on Washington pike.
Mrs. W. T. Linton is contemplating
erecting two story residence on
CHARLES street. at the corner OF 18th.
The foundation has been started
II. r. faEon. meter Inspector for the
state Public Service Commission was a
WcllshurE visitor on Monday Inspecting
meters for the Tri-State Gas Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18

SULkIES-Reed and metal
bodied styles, with and without
hood $3.50, S4.95, $3.50,
$685. and $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18

walter Scott. of Pittsburgh. Pa va,
n WellsburE visitor FOR tho weekend.
the guest or relatives.
Mrs. Rufus Rodgers OF Wellsvlile. o..
d. visiting % the home OF her parents.
SIR. and Mrs. samuel Jacobs III the
Avenue.
James Bates of Steuhenvilie a.. was
n Wciisburg visitor on Sunday.
Prof George Huhbs. or FoIlauahea
was a Wellsburg caller on sunday even
ing
Mrs u g LOWS has returned 90 rsr
home ir So Cl1irTylllc. o.. after a visit
with relatives here.
Henry Compton and Masses Florerrs
Hasrot and rcrne Holt on M1undsviTe.
were SUNDAY Visitors af tho bone of
Nrr Hugh IHrtn.
Mrs s q. steele and Henry Norev. %
Wheeling. were WelishIrg visitors FOR
the week end
vs. u warden was visitor fn
I.UrErf fHfuwr. Pa. rr Sunday at fra
home ~ his daughter M-s' Charles
D .aarIa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18

ST. GAINESVILLE. O. May 1S-Th-
IolloWing new assignment Of cases for
lhe summer term OF common pleas court
wa announced by Clerk Of Courts Dixon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18

Two styles at S1O.JO and
$3.50, less a 1870 discount.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
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The Dickinson press., 1915-07-31

there terminating. The petition for the
removal OF G. E. Batchelder as justice
of peace at Halliday was laid over for
Investigation. Moved and carried that
Board adjourn until July 10th. 1915.
July 10th. Board met pursuant to ad-
journment. all members present. The
following bills audited by the Board of
Health and certified to the Board OF
Thos. G. johnson. $500; Lois L. Vail.
$6.75; Dr.. Oscar Smith, Supt. Board OF
Health, $183.75. The following bills
were audited and allowed and the audi
tor instructde to draw warrants for
same: Lois L.. Wall. office rent for jun
$1,000; Lois L.. Wall. mileage for quarter
ending June, 1915. $l1S.35: State Hos
pital for the Insane. care of patients for
quarter ending June goth, $371.35 Thos.
G. Johnson. expense incident to duties of
states atty, $1,000. The following bills
are all for road work: First State Bank,
assigned, $54. SO; Joe K. Roller, $40. 25:
Jos: schwindt, $780,; First State Bank.
signed. $3s.25; j: Kraiicek. Jr.. $3.50; F.
F.. Kadrmas, $13.25; John Trinka. 1872. so;
The Dickinson press., 1915-07-31

r: G. Walker $Aa.55: Jordan Hutmocker.
$6;6o: Pat Wright, claim. $500. allowed
for tax receipt applied on road bill Of B.
ONeiil. $l3.02; G.. A.: Gustin. -$2O0.0 90;
70 sSrM " Kslly; So; 90; ": L. Boyd. claim
Dunn CO.. assigned. claim $500 al
lowed 81. 80; MARSHALL Menus Lumber Co..
$48."5; Bill of JOhn H. Brown in case of
Ed. Ward disallowed. Justice reports of
W; l." Boyd, were approved and following
bills ordered paid on same. w. L. Boyd,
justice. 1920 o. F. Branick. dept. game
warden. $500; A.. Kaspar. sheriff.
$4;29; Lyman Sampler. dept. sheriff.
1910 0 allowed $40. 10: Jerry Sheehan.
Witness; $3.50; Ed. Pcndergast. witness.
$3.50; Fred Butler, witness. IS. so: w. L.
Boyd. Justice, $2.05; Fred Butler. con-
stable, $780,, w: L. Boyd. justice. $40:
John Parchal, dept. sheriff, SIC. 90; John
Brown. constable. $4,000. Duly moved
and carried that Board adjourn until
July 18th, 1915.
County Auditor
c. II. GUTMANN,
The Dickinson press., 1915-07-31

just as between the individuals. after
making the changes above mentioned
and no complaints having been iled nor
complaints appearing no other changes
were made as TO Individual assessments.
hence on motion of Hushka adjourned as
a Board of Review to convene as q
Board of Equalization. Board proceeded
to equalize assessments between the diff
ferent taxing districts. Moved by Pugh
and seconded by Hushka that the aver
age assessed value per acre in the Com
missioner districts and organized town
ships be changed as follows: