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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-13

joura on the peninsula for any length
Of time.
The Turks do not seem TO mind the
combination, In reality do not mind
Il AZ On. Their fataiism Is Il SPLEEN
did thing under such conditions. IL
"kader, the supreme fate wills
death by n mean enumerated.
then, 'kadcr" wlllcd It thus. 80 they
reason h~efcabout. or courEc, "A
bomb-proof l. a good thing they adj
init. But fate may reach anywhere.
even IN a bombproof. So what Is the
use OF a homb-proof? Lately, how
ever. the men have becn c~onsiderate
enough for their fortune OF war to
observe the progress of the yellow
birds from under the trees.
Splendid summer weather prevails
on the peninsula. The sun Is hot
enough. but the proximity Of two
largo bodies of water keeps the hrcezc
stirring, There are alternate spells
OF wind to the Black sea ana wind
"a the Mediterranean. II IL cool v
Ia the middle of the day under the
pines and Expresses. though the
shade OF the latter II a scant thing
and Ia keep in 70 one must Keep SHIFT
INK NANIN wv MtlMANHs AMN NNfNNA'A
cypress Of these parts serves better
as the column of "a sundlal than a
parasol. The pine l. better, n In
addition has the admirable quality of
permitting the person resting under
lie fragrant roof TO watch the aero
planes properly, or AT least make sure
that the humminE noise u not mere-
~ that OF an industrious, little bum
bile bee instead OF an aeroplane-ail
OF which tends to make life on the
peninsula less unattractive.
But nature doe not mind n few
scars. In the pine brakes the are-
matte rosia floors and the needles
emit their pungcnt fragrance at the
coaxing OF a warn sun. on the crest
of the hills and against the gentler
slopes yellow whcatnelds initiate tho
blue waters Of the Dardanelies and
the Aegean is showing waves under
tho impulse Of the breeze. Expresses
sway and sigh MS heretofore, the birds
slBg and the Erasshoppers Chirp-alI
tokens that nature at least Is In status
quo.
There are many nightlnsaies on
the peninsula-when the sun has eel
they begin ;hcir songs generally cut
short ny q renewal OF the hRhting.
Every night there L. hghting with
machine guns. rifle. hayonet. knife,
hand grenade and life d%estroylng
chemicals. Now and then somebody
springs a mine besides. The noise az
this sort OF battle is not particularly
great ever az short distances from the
two arenas. II moves yer the an
Client hills softly-spssnodically. The
duh and equidistant raps OF the ma
chine guns r e followed BY the sharp
and regular cracks OF the rifles. while
exploding hand grenades p~unctuato
NJ Il were. the sentences OF the para
grpah OF history that Is being writ
Ten.
Thus passes the night and at cocks
crow peace ZONES and fingers until
the man in tho coming towcr can
read his map and establish angles and
degrees for his large cnlibres.
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TAX LEVY
TAKES ANOTHER
HIGH JUMP
Rate Finally Fixed at Phoenix
by State Board of Equsliza-
ton Shows Advance Of Nine
AID a Half Cents.

PhocniS. Ariz.. Aug. i2.-The ART
IONA tax levy for 1915 has been hSed
hy the board OF equalization a. %
cents. an increase OF nine ana one
half cents over the levy last year,
The rate this year provides 100000
Tor the state school fund and includes
ALEC the appropriations made at the
second special session Of the ~leeisla-
ture. amounting TO approximately
100000.
The NOUS TO he raised by tax
alton this year Is 81. 5.723.2j an in
crease OF st5t,573 over the budget OF
1914. OF this increase about S20O, 0OO
Is needed To take care OF deficits. an
Of which are provided for by the new
levy.
The net reduction In the assessed
valuation OF tho state as determined
hy the board was 1885. 330. the oulk
of the reductions having been made
IN the valuation OF mines and mining
property. The assessed valuation Of
the state Is therefore approximately
SAGE. 900. 600.
The boards decision to levy $780,
Geo for the state school fund was
based on Section 2Si5. Title II OF tho
revised statutes 1913. which provides
specifically FOR the levy OF a sufficient
tax to raise the sum OF $500. 900 as a
special fund fer school purposes. Tho
levy providing for the appropriations
made during the second special ses-
sion Of the legislature Uas based on
the provision Of the statutes that
there shall be levied a sum or sums
cf money as the legislation may boy
law provide and deem to be sufii-
Gent The appropriation Of approx
imately 100000 BY tho second spec
ial session OF the Legislature wah in
terpreted by the board as indication
that tho legislature deemed such sums
sufficient. The levy bill. passed at tho
first special session was followed so
far as 1t went but the board did not
consider II a necessary measure. and
did not hesitate to so beyond u In
view of the specific provisions OF the
statutes.
The Increase in tho mount 10 be
raised over last year was due in part
to provisions for deficits. all " which.
1t Is stated. will be wiped out by this
levy. The appropriations az made By
the legislature were approximately the
same as last year with the school fund
cut To 100000. Tho appropriation
for the university was Increased
somewhat over last year, as was also
the fund for the Flagstaff Normal.
and the maintenance of the Tempe
Normal. There had also been an in
crease by reason Of tho power line On
be constructed 10 the prison.
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ducts from the different counties.
Others making talks at the meeting
of the commissioner were ". NJ At
kiusou. chairman of the board Of
county commissioner. a. y. NtNuin.
commissioner. 4. -. Grille, g. 4. Ca
hoon. captain j. " Poe. D. r Hluklc.
Is *. scott. and Mr. Macpherson and
Mr MucAli-trr OF Albuquerque.
Before ] leave Roswell" said r. b..
putncy today. 81 want To- express 10
us public a. mauuc ua pussiul. mE
gratitude for tho uufIIIIug courtesy
that hats been shown 900 OF uur party
while here. 1ud my appreciation OF
the wonderful resources of 'hHNoH
county aud th, splendid ,ut,rpris, oi
the o,ty of Roswell
81 have % son who is "a cadet 400 the
military institute here. ana . thought
10 strange when Boz, ,aTuc home ON his
vacation recently that after about %
week be- wanted 60 get back to Rose
we'll 10 was the first time that ]
ever heard of To- boy wanting to go
back To- thc scene OF his school duties.
After seeing Roswell. however, I can
understand how ta1t boy fclt about
It.
"I had been told that there was a
feeling uf hostility towards A%lhuuu'r-
quo 100 Roswell, but I saw uu sign OF
it. for everywhere that W. have been
we have been shown b most de-
uGHttul attentions. uud ! have heard
nothing but expressions of kindu''-
towards Albuquerque and her people
frankIy I.kuowludr. that N%lbuuuor-
ulrHus have not done Co Roswell 1'
thcy have asked Roswell Go DO q"
them. ana in this they have cheated
themselves n they knew what you
have, over here IN the way Of ron
agricultural resources, and if thoE
could SEQ tho hustling ontcrprisa col.
your progressive people, they would
Dee coming over hero uy tho hundred,
Dud 70 whole lot of them would stay
horo.
"If ,hr next state fair docs nothing
else than 90 bring Roswell closer q"
the rest Of New MoNi.u I win feel
that Do ls tho best fair wc over had
and that % gree! work has been ae-
complishcd
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SAYS ADVERTISING
WILL OVERCOME
NJ. D. HOUSES
w. P. Southland Advocates
Liberal Local Publicity by
Home Business Men In Com
batting Outside Merchants.

How 90 combat the mail order
houses was th, theme Of ". l.. south
ard, manager of tho hight company.
100 the principal address before the
Retail Merchants association ut their
banquet at the Alyurtdu hotel last
night.
Newspaper publicity was IA. wot-
puH ready 90 hand against tho mail
order house. Mr. southland tid The
mail order people sold goods thruu-u
attractive printed matter. aud thoIr
selling campaign were To- bc met with
attractive local advertising Dos the
local houses II would Doe found that
the printed word. effective Ia selling
for % mail order people. would Dee
just ns effective lu selling for The
local stores.
sir. Southland spoke strongly boz
favor ui adequate local publicity as a
means OF getting and holding local
trade. pointing uut that the publicity
was needed ls well To- Keep the trade
uH to- get TO- lI, gave us un instance
tho quantities OF attractive adNrrtiH-
ing matter got ont Dos the mail order
houses Co Keep the business of every
possible buyer.
As q result of Mr. ]Suuthrrd's speech
plans We're begun tentatively fur %
trade week. IN December when
every merchant would advertise and
all would offer special bargains 100 am
effort To- bring the christmas trade,
That annually goes Go eastern Coutcrs,
90 Ncw M'Nlcu.s metropolis.
The merchants voted Co abide boy
the decision ui The association udvor-
Using committee ON AN ADVERTISING
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make the eye Of the al
most a supernnous thlns.
In tue coming tower Of the bonn
barfinE vessel stands an onicer with
a map and q few other accessorles'
and put the higher mathematics. as
itonomy. and the. reports ~ aeTopsane
eCouis and observers TO Go0d use. Az
tronomy and artillery may seem unre-
lated. nut NJ n pinch the artillery Of
nccr 81 the bombardine ship can make
splendid use OF n. n tho land uarks
on the coast IA not suit his purposes
well enoaeh. he can establish TO a
fraction OF q geographical second
just where he Is, measure distance
between gun and target on his map.
shout certain numbers to his crews IN
the inrrot and-bang.
The proceeding is simple enough
and the landscape Of the peninsula.
we're Il a sentiment being. would know
II. Tho peninsula gives the impress
sion Of n pest OF very large and oS-
cccdlngly active moics having visited
it-toEether with a vioieat earth
quake. Seen from an elevation. To-
AMNEu ANN HNNNf wv NAAArs EANAINN 80
narrow valleys appear to have broken
out In a sort Of bad rash.
Daily the rash increases. A few
DAYS ago the Associated Press cor
respondent was walked at 5:fs a m
b. having a shell explode snconven.
icptly close-throuRh the ~ wal
Of the tent In which he slept. or had
slept until that moment Other ehells
came and before the British cruiser
deirned 10 be silent oyc so shots had
landed both far from, and near to-
the tent. But BY that time the cor
respondent lay SINUS In a bomb proof
II II isn't artillery that spells the
Gallipoii landscape Il n the busy
acropianlst's bomb. The allies have
many Ayers and all OF them are bea'
upon making life on the peninsula ai
~prccarious as possible. Every das
these birds of M omen coras. and the,
all throw bombs. some explode with
one bang. others Dc the trick in thre'
iastaiiments-in a sort Of rippini
crash That makes tho sound OF strik
irg lightning a poor Imitation OF wha
man can do In that line.
The hole left oy the aerial bomb Il
not large. SUIT the landscape suneri
nevertheless. Everything within q
generous radius Of the explosion goes
down. The grass vanishes under the
hot whitening breath, and bush and
tree are snapped like 50 many DIS
twigs.
To the British ~bombarding ships
the Turks pay no heed-for good rea-
sons Tho bombardments are car
ried on from so long a n that the
Turkish batteries cannot reach these
d%irturbers Of the idyllic peace. but the
%acroplane can be given at least a lit
tie attention, The hum Of It's motor
H. hardly heard when certain batter
les get ready. But 10 get an aero
plane down Is largely accident. and
the aviator Knows II. SO on he sails
and Just to return compliments he
drops a BONN when he imagines he Is
W the offending battery-which he
hardly ever IL. according to two
weeks experience OF the Associated
Press correspondent.
what goes In the air must come
down again. The law Of gravity
makes no exception. even In the case
81 shrapncI. SO ir the bomb OF tho
aviator has missed you. the frag-
meats Of the shrapnol may not. il
takes Turkish nerves 10 stand a So
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Phone q, ReG rarH, 81 West Cop
per. for first class livery. W. l..
Trlmble. & co.
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NOTICE ron rrnlIcNTIoN.

Department OF the Interior, l.. s..
Land OfGcc at Sor't Re, Sow
Mexico, July 10, 1872.
Notice is hereby given that Frank
C.. Mora. OF Chilili. n. NJ. who, on
August LIST, 1912. made Homestead
Entry 80. 0i6gi1, for SWN SWh
Soc. g. SEA SEX See. 4, NWH NWh
Sec. 10. and NEh NEi See. %
Township s s.. Range g T., ~. NJ T..
Meridian. has filed notice OF intention
Co make three years final proof, 10
%ostl3IIsh claim % tho land above doe
scrlhcd. before n. r. WhItius, Unit
ed states commissioner, az A%lbu1ucr-
que. Sew Ncyico, on the sra day ~
september, 1915.
claimant names 90 witness Reyes
Mora, Lorenzo Sanchez, Emilio Mora
and Justo rapia, all OF Chilli, Now
Mexico.
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Evening Herald" Albuquerque,
y. NJ.
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HUTTON.

For few moments, this beautiful
Nav morning, let US gaze upon Natures
vast arena, and contemplate on the
hidden beauties that surround US.
True, it can be said, the human mind
has been the means Of achieving most
wonderful inventions, but in comparison
to the handiwork of Nature does ap-
pear as naught. What mysteries, are
enacted season after season, that 70 US
are incomprehensible- From the chill
ing blasts of winter and the apparent
tomb of death bursts forth a rich man
tie of emerald, dotted with myriads of
bright hereby and fragrant flowers,
that battle in the subdued rays of the
beautiful May sunshine. Nature calls
to US, in the murmuring Of the breeze,
and the echo of each little songster.
repeats again, and again the welcome
Of the glad spring time. Surely we
cannot witness this great panorama
without becoming 'enamored with the
scene and very soon the city pavemznts
shall be deserted for the pleasure of
our country lanes, for the call Of Nature
shall be awakened IN each and every
heart, and from her silent works we
may CLEAN a more eloquent sermon then
can be preached by mortal man, SO let
US begin at once like the beautiful
flowers to lend the fragrance of our
good deeds one to another, which shall
be waited back in the memory of other
hearts; when as the spring blossoms,
we, too, are long lost in oblivion.
DR.. Darby, of Oakland, was a pro-
fessional visitor IN our town last week.
Messrs. j. Homer Nordeck and Jerry
J. Pendergast, of Hutton. were visitors
at Terra Alta one day last week.
Miss Ethel Holliss, of Hope Mount,
W. Va, was visiting her bother Robert
at this place recently.
A few Of our town people attended
church services at Terra Alta Sunday.
Mr.. Page Wootring and friend of
Terra Alta, motored through our town
Sunday enroute to Oakland
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Horton, and friend
motored to Oakland one day last week.
Mr.. Tom Pendergast was the purchas-
err of Ford runabout recently.
Catholic services will be held in the
Pendergast hall Sunday, May 80. Due
notice of the hour, will appear in the
columns OF this paper.
Miss Margaret ConnelI entertained a
number of Young friends at a dance
and card party Friday evening at her
home, Getaway"
MIR. Ted Baker spent a few days last
week at Cumberland.
Mrs. L. A. Pauhe attended the fun
hral of her mother, Mrs. Rosa Shaffer,
at Red House. one day last week
Mrs. Ferne Sanders Hardesty was a
Hutton visitor Saturday.
ST. ELMO.
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Orphans Court Proceedings.

The Orphans Court held a session
Tuesday morning. A full bench present.
The first and final accounts of 0. C.
Bittinger, administrator of Amos Bit
finger; Ernest H. Softer, administrator
of Louis Softer; W. R. Otfutt, admins
traitor of Maria Groves, were passed.
The first account of Stuart F. Hamill
guardian of Anne E. ard Harry Nc
Crobie was passed.
The will of William Nine was probat-
ed and admitted for record.
John W. Rolf qualified as executor
of Catharine Rolf.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bittinger qualified as
guardian of the minor children of Amos
Bittinger.
Attorney Ray Jones, as guardian of
Ray W. Hemmeck.
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LEVY LIST FOR 1915

Annual Levy for Garrett County.
Maryland, levied on the 18th day of
April, 1915, by the Board of County
Commissioners for Garrett County,
Maryland.
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SHERIFFS OFFICE.

Estimate to pay Sheriffs Sal
airy, Jail Cook, Prisoners
Board, &C., for the year 1915
subject to order. ..........
Estimate to pay Wardens sal
airy for the year 1915, sub
ject to order. ..............
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$4,000 90

PUBLIC PRINTING AND PUBLISH
ING.
Benjamin H. Sincell, Publish
ing and printing, use Gar
rett National Bank ....... $500 90
Garrett Publishing Co.. pub
fishing and printing, use
Garrett National Bank. 300 90
Chas. A Deffenbaugh, pub
fishing and printing, use
Garrett National Bank. l25 90
SS25 90
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For Sale.

Biggest bargain you ever heard of in
a 80 Horse Power saw mill outfit, COM
plete ready to run, at A. D. MAYORS.
If interested write for description and
price. Adv. 7-3t
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS

To the Public School Com
missioners, for support of
Grammer Schools. ........ $23, III 90
To the Public School Com
missioners, for support of
High Schools. ............ 6,88a 90
To the Public school Com
missioners, for deficiency
in 1914, use Garrett Nat.
Bk..........,......,...... 5000 90
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MAGISTRATE FEES,

J. F. Friend, District No. L..
T. H. Bittinger. District No. 3
W. d. Hoye, District No. 10.
Fred. D. Kerns, District No. 10
Grover M. Pool, District No. 10
j. c. Durham, District No. IA
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DISTRICT ASSESSORS

: a ArTnJTNTu
Ml0GLhi'AN hoO3 ACCOONI
Dr; n. l. Broadwater, Health
Officer, ;;....,........;;..:.. 500 90
Or. n. l. BroadWaler, Physl-
clan to Jail ,................ 100 90
Or. n. l.. Broadwater, EX-
animation OF Insane, 1920. so 90
Oscar Notes, Janltor. subject
-, to order .......;;.-. -....., 49,. SAT so
Inc Northern Natural Gas
company, estimate, subject
to order; ,,;;....:,...:., :: 800 90
mayor ana Council OF Oak
lane, estimate for water,
subject to order, :......,. 100 90
Oakland Electric Company,
estimate for light, subject
to order, ....... ,............ 100 90
M. j. Georg' lax PAD IN
error, ;;;.........;;............ s O5
Thomas Harne, Tax paid in
error ;,;.........'.:-......:: 2 "
Josephus Ferguson Tax paid
IN error, .:............ 50
l. ii. spear, lax paid IN
error, ;................:... 20 ga
Asa l: Matthew's premium
on insurance use Garrett .
National Bank,...:....:... 200 90
= ~ - va 49, iN-'H
on insurance. .;....::...... 200 W
r. "A. lhaYer, premium on
insurance, ;..1;...;;::..... 200 90
j. + Frlend, boarding and
nursing Robert Werner
(omall FOX Case) .......... Is w
L. Z. hutchinson, Damage
70 threshlng machlne, use
Garrett National Bank, 500 W
George >. Arholu' hAr. OF l..
B. Arnold, taxes paid in
error, ...:.;a;....'.:c::...:.. Il IS
5. Savage q Son, coffin for
DAVID Ellsworth Savage. 70 90
Dr. 4. tucson Miller Examl-
natl0h OF JeWel heltters
chlid' 11;;'.,,;;.cc:.. '....ni... D W
Or: h. W. McComas, Pro
Mary Kisner, .... u 90
j. M. DAVIS q sons rant
&c, furnished jail and court
mousse ';,'...... ,::,....:.. 81 6O
Lucas Brothers, File Tor
Ireasurers ONCE, ........ 10 81
Baltimore once supply Com.
pTany' stationery for K. Of
w. :.;;,........,.. 10 %
James u. hamlll, supplies
for Officers at Court House 30 IS
A. G. Sturgiss, medicine for
/ pauper S, &c...,.:........ IL So
Garrett County. Ielephrne
Company, Tor phone service
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COURT HOUSE BONDS

To pay Bonds Nos. Il to 80 $4,000 90
To pay interest from August
LIST, 1915, to July 3lst, 1916. 1900 90
Sc, 900 90
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$1,000 90
CONSTABLE FEES.

Thee. George, District No. l.. 81 20
Leonard Lyle, District No. 2. 8 rs
F. c. Browning, District No. 10
use First National Bank of
Oakland Observation-Disclosures. 5 IS
VIM. R. Savage, District No 10 II 90
George Groves, District No. II IA 35
l.. b. Friend, District No. A.. 40 As
David Collins. District No. IA.
use First National Bank OF
Oakland. .................... 81 go
A. C. Lewis, District No. 1914,
use First National Bank of
Oakland. ..... ....... ..... II 25
BIB. Nethkin, District No. Ia 46 Is
1902 20
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ATTORNEYS FEES.

Frank A. Perdew, No. "A
Criminal Trials. In the
Circuit Court for Allegany
Co., Nd .................. $40 90
d. L. Sloan, No 1914 Equity
Porter VS.. Commissioners SO 90
j. C. Renninger, States At
torney................ 1,O49 IS
GilmOr S. Hamill l INSIDE
meanor l Felony ......... Is 90
e. Semmes Hamill Jr. 81 mis-
demeanors. ............... II so
William R. Offutt, 81 INSIDE
meanors Il felony ......... 81 81
F. .Thayer, Sc misdemeanor
p felony Observation-Disclosures. % II
E. r. Jones, ! misdemeanor
2 felony. ............... q 81
j. Roy Hammond l felony. 10 90
S1,27O 10
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To pay THIS amount It was ascertain
ed that the taxable property as shown
by the Assessment Books. amounts to
ST., COZ, $500 which at Sl.17 on the
$1,000 % will make the above amount for
county purposes S135, 80907.
Deducting 81, 038, 1872 90 for corpo-
rations paying direct to the State
Treasurer leaves the basis $40. SIS. 32l. 90
which at 323 cents on each 500. 90
makes $24, 173 70 and this added, makes
the taxes for State and County pur-
poses $3.50, 1882 So.
A. G. ROSS, Clerk.
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COURT FUND.

Estimate to pay expenses for
September and December,
1915, and March and June
Terms, 1916. .............. $3.50 90
Allegany County, Maryland,
Jurors, State Witnesses
&C., State VS.. Geo Friend, $50 10
L. l.. Shaffer. Clerks fees,
State VS.. Geo. Friend ..... 16 50
$2,777 10
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SUPERVISOR OF AssEssMEN

George w Legge, Jr. use
Garrett National Bank, " 1858 Is
George W. Legge, Jr. use
Garrett National Bank, 49,. 416 Sc
George w. Legge, Jr. esti-
mate for 1915, salary sub
ject to order, .,............ 1000 90
Estimate to Re-assess Real
Estate as required by State
Tax Commission, subject to
order, .,................... 5000 90
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$14,6OO 90
CORPORATIONS.

Mayor and Council of Oak
land. ........'.........,-.. $1,000 90
Mayor and Council of Deer
Park. .....-............. 25O 90
Mayor and Council of Loeb
Lynn. .,................ $50 90
Mayor and Council of Kitz-
miller. 300 90
Mayor and Council of Friends
Vile. ................. 300 90
Commissioners of Grantsville $50 90
Mountain Lake Park Com
munity, subject to order. 250 90
81, 500 90
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CONTINGENT FUND

Estimate for Discounts, In
solvencies, &c, 3,722 40
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VITAL STATISTICS.

FOREST FIRE ACCOUNT
Estimate for 1915. $500 90
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WEASEL AND CAT CERTIFICATES.
Estimate to paw same for 1915 5000 90
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OUT SIDE PENSIONERS
F. T. Fike, support of Nancy
Vansickleand daughter SUBJ
ject to order, ............. $3.50 90
Simon Nair, support of HIM
self, subject to order, 800, 60 90
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ELECTION EXPENSES.
Estimate to pay same for 1915 81, 500 90
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-05-13
COMMISSIONERS OFFIC

SPECIAL ROAD APPROPRIATIONS.
For Districts Nos. l, 7, 8, 10,
10 and IA. .............' 81, 700 90
For Districts Nos. 8, 4, 9, II,
and Observation-Disclosures. 1,5OO 90
For Districts Nos. 2, 5, and 6, 900 90
S4,1O0 90