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Live stock Market.

TIL KSDAY, April IS.
"-p'" ~ b.eves were LEO head, all
" tld4shterers, There was no trading
".uHy IN I've cattle. The feeling was
'nlso steady. Dressed beef was In moLer-
se demand at llniftac. for city dressed
,Nes,,Nt sides; kinds and ribs at ltiy
49, 'hucks and plates at 12al+c,
eipts OF calves were tyi mead. IN
,'u4lis ~ head for the market. De-
n'ahd uctive and prices we're tirm, Com
naoh 20 prime vesls sold nj tsu3ll.75 per
10y, !" ~, culis at GTS. Dressed calves
~ fs'f demand and prices hrm, City
..tss'i v-als sold ut I+Vi7lsc.. and choice
''eeted At lsc.; country dressed at IL " l5c.
h.ceipia Of sheep and lambs we're 1850
ssaa, including . cars for the market.
ansep were entirely nominal, but feeling
Lhi lambs steady to strong. Medium un-
;n y lambs sold 1t Sl.s:H q tii.75 per
" ,s.i good to prime clipped do. At 80. 20
yyGoso' Dressed mutton wss steady At
ISc' per h.: dressed lamts at 16h a
sac with hog dressed selling up TO
Nc; country dressed dollhouse lambs
ny a. HatsSo pei carcass,
,Inecelpts Of hogs we're 2.s3s head, In
."llhs about a cur for the market. PrIces
s.sus nrm, with medium a heavy hogs
r.u.Ss a. 1ioio@Sio.lS per ioe lbs.:
~a'aS At loV1tc. per ID.
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GOSSIP OF A R Z
Real L~AQaiAati0u.

Real liquidation made It's appearance
In the stock market yesterday. follow
ing the receipt of Germany's note on
the Sussex incident and Carransa's
warning to the United States to with
draw troops from Mexico. In view Of
the overnight developments and the
fact that our troops were fred on In
Mexico the stock market rendered a
pretty fair accoun OF Itself. There were
no panicky breaks. thanks to the slow
liquidation that has been taking place
Tor several weeks and the fact that all
speculative accounts are we'll marsined.
As 10 usual, the war stocks and certain
other specialtics came In for the great
est selling and made the greatest de-
clines. Considering the fact that In
the financial district there IL a feeling
that a break with Germany Is sure to
come this time. the behavior of the mar
ket was rather remarkable inc spoke
well FOR it's technical position. In spite
OF the general weakness of the list aver
age prices are still fractionally above
the low of the year. The average price
Of fifteen representative railroad and
ten representative industrial issues at
the close last night was $3.50, against
"A low OF 92.43 on March I, the date on
which this years lowest prices thus far
were reached. This means that the
average Of prices Is still 81 above the
March ] low figures. The average high
price Of the year. based on the same
stocks, was 1oo.2i on January 4. show
Ing that the average decrease In prices
from the high was 6.a1.
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COTTON SALES OFF
ON POLITICAL FEAR
Spot Houses and Shorts Buy
on the Slight Re-
action.
GOOD CROP WEATHER

more besrish feeling spread through
the cotton trade yesterday because Of
the greater uncertainties In the political
situation. The tenor Of the Mexican
sdvices was not liked. and the submarine
question. a. involving United States and
Germany. wss regarded as more delicate.
A moderate break In the stock market
served to emphasize the political fears.
hut Il was freely remarked that the
decline In cotton contracts was smaller
than might have been expected as a
response to the news Of the day.
The very favorable weather conditions
through the South led to numerous ad-
vices VI ideal conditions for planting.
and inspired the hope that there would
he freer offerings of actual cotton at
The South. However. there was no in
jication Of nervousness on the part Of
Southern holders. and much Is heard
concerning the maintenance of spot quo
'ations recently. There is already talk
Of liberal May commitment to be filed,
especially for tho account OF domestic
kpinners.
II was the support from local trade
fouees and professional shorts that
checked the sagging tendency Of the
market during yesterdays session. The
scattered Wall Street selling and some
offerings from the West were readily alb
sorbed. Further liquidation occurred In
the May delivery. but holders were
merely transferring contracts to the dis
tant positions. April rs will be first
notice day for May delivery.
II 10 believed that = rather builish
. bureau report on the cousuimp-
ton Of cotton during March will be
shown In to-day's figures. It Is thought
that the record OF 541 900 bales con-
sumed In February. not including $4,000
bales Of iinsers. will be eclipsed. In
March. 1915. the consumption WAS $685.
900 bales Of lint and $4,000 bales OF
linters. The optimistic domestic trade
advtces show no signs OF abatement. Blu
they are offset by the slow export move
rent, shipments OF cotton so far this
season approxima,ing only t,lSI.oOO
eaies, against s.sS3.0o0 for the same
time last year. Shipping conditions are
still unsettled. II was announced yes.
terday that, due to submarine activity
and labor trouble. the Holland America
Line had temporarily suspended its
ssilings.
Liverpool interests continued to sci
contracts here. presumably against. pur'
chases in their own market. and In ex'
recitation OF a further widening OF differ
ences. The spread between the New
York and the Liverpool market has in
creased thirty points this week.
Market closed steady.
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sucker selling.

In every market. be Its nature that OF
bull or bear. there are some persons who
possess that unfortunate faculty Of buy
ing stock after a generous rise or selling
short after they iave scored a consid-
cradle decline. The financial district eN-
pressively, IL perhaps i~nelegantly. char
acterizes that class of individuals as
'suckers.' Yesterday une broker said
that toward tn, close Of the market, after
prices "A broken from two to i've points.
several OF his customers. who had never
gone short of stocks In their lives be-
fore, insisted on selling short against
his advice. incidentally he pointed out
that these same individuals had been
hung up" Tor seyera! months w!th
stocks bought at the high Of the year
and were only now trying to get even
by going short after the market had
&rorcd IA considerable decline.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-14

Yesterday being tie ~sevcntieth birth
daN ~ tho ~rennsylvania railroad II
VA. only natural that all sorts OF stories
should he IN circulation regarding the
.omp,u, and It's securities. Probably
lone of these tales created more nmuSc-
sLent than ono told By a well known
stock Exchange house in a circular re-
Gently issued ON Pennsylvania and It's
achievements. The story rs that n
wealthy old man, dying, called his sons
about him to divide hts stocks and bonds
among them equally. When he had com
ple,ed the distribution 1t was noticed by
those who stood about him that he
tucked Il large sheat .! Pennsylv"ni"
Railroad shares underneath his pillow.
Moved by curiosity one OF the sons
asked
Father, what are you going 10 do
with that Pennsylvania stock
Take it with me. my boy" the dying
man replied. 'I'ennsylysuia shares ar"
negotiable cNcryWiere.'
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TN. stock of the Rock Island Com
many. which, after "A dramatic career on
In. stock Exchange, WAS stricken from
thc list on Wednesday, made It's appear
auce on the curb yesterday. Only a
few shares Of the cominon and preferred
issues changed hands and these trans
actions were made at concessions from
the prices that had ruled tor both classes
ON the Stock Exchange OH Wednesday.
On that day both issues sold at u, or
25 cents per share. Yesterday their
.aiue decreased so per cent, sales taxi
ing place at 4 or 12H cents per share.
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EXCHANGE DOWN
TO A NEW Low RECORD
Final Rates COZ 1.2 for
Checks and 600 3d. for Ca
bles-Marks Stronger.

Franc exchange closed last night at
the lowest point at which II has over
sold, according 70 foreign exchange ex.
perts. The fnai rates were 6.07ia for
checks and 6.06S for cables. These
compare with q previous close Of S.o5h
and sos.
There seems TO b q difference Of
opinion In the financial district a. to
Just what the lowest figures were on
franc exchange on the big decline last
summer. estimates ranging from 500
to 6.12. The more conservative inter-
ests, however. point out that At that
time me market was SO demoralised
owing to the big drop In sterling that
1t was difficult to obtain any definite
quotation. II appears that a fair aver
age for the previous low was between
6.04 and sos.
Foreign exchange brokers are AZ =
loss to estimate where the decline will
stop. France has not the American Sc
curities which Great Britain possesses to
sell In this market and thereby regulate
her exchange rates. Moreover. she Is
making heavy purchases In this country
and is not shipping any gold. Another
factor which adds to the deinoralization
H. the franc exchange market IL tho fact
that the London-Paris rate Is very mucl
against the latter city.
Negotiations for a French loan 90 not
seem to DO making any appreciable
progress. whether for the reason that
France is not alarmed over the drop In
exchange and therefore in nc hurry to
finance herself. or because the terms OF
our bankers are considered too onerous.
Sterling closed unchanged at as 7-16
for deinand and ~ for cables. italian
lire was strong, rising from S.51 to S.43,
and rubles advanced from 30.37 to 30.t5.
Gu.ldcrs advanced from 4:A to ~
1916.
Marks were stronger. They closed a,
1875 for sight drafts and 10 for cables
They were quoted on Wednesday a,
/. 9-l6 and 7:S. Austrian krVnen ad.
yahced FROM l..is to l2.52.
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Tho dispute etwee ue committees
for the COMMON and preferred stock OF
the irrational Mercantile Marine
Company has every aspect Of being a
20 the finish. I, WAS bruited about
Yesterday that powerful banking In
~terests had thrown their lot with the
common stockholders committee and
that the result would be q compromise
of interests by the representatives OF the
preferred stockholders. The members OF
the preferred stockholders committee
however, had "a different story TO tell.
announcing that they had no intentions
of making any compromises and thai II
II concessions were 70 be made tley
could b, looked for from the coninon
Stockholders committee.
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NcAicau stocks.

Mexican Petroleum M Southern
Pacific. two issues that are called Mex
lean stocks" because portions Of their
property lie In Mexico. were weak yes
terday on the bad news from that coun-
try. southern Pacific sold within % of
It's low for the year. declining to % u,
where 1t closed with "A loss of II. points
on the day. Mexican Petroleum was
one Of the weakest stocks on the list,
breaking 81. points to io.S and clos-
ing Al lo2f,, or Cas- points below Wednes-
days final price. BatopilaS Mining.
another Mexican stock, lost y Of a point
by selling down 10 ~. American Smeit-
ing and Refining. which has large Mex
lean interests. was also hard hit and
declined 81. points to 9s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-14
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST,
ANACONDA COPPER MINING "a

te Broadway, New iprS. March IS. 1918,
The Board OF Directors o. the Anaconda
Copper Mining Company has declared .
d!v!ieni OF One Dolla and Fifty Cents
IlSo) PEI, share upon is Capital stock OF
the par value % $50 psr share, payable on
May 80. i1lG. - tho holders Of such shares
OF record a. the nl9.e Of business at IL
o'clock noon on saturday. April -, 1915.
The d!yidcnd l. payable only upon the
$50 shar"s .H'o "h- % ~" ''.,'sl stcck e
now divided.
All stockholders who have not converted
their holdings into hates - $50 par value
should % So without delay go order that
they may receive their diyiteni promptly.
\ II NEitN, secretary.
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Dow, Jones 4 co. win.

The United States Circuit Court of APP
peals for the Second Circuit. speaking
through Judge Learned Hand. has rem
dered an opinion In h suit brought
by Page Machine Company against Dow,
Jones & Co. for infringement OF the
Joy patent for its use Of the present
Page ticker, reversing the lower courts
decision. diminishing tho bill and grant
ing costs to tho defendant In both
courts. The decision II dnal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-14
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON, April i3.-rhe weaker market
New York had a depressing influence on thu
market for copper shares, with the result
that prizes yieloed rather easily AMI sub.
stantial Losses we're scored IN American Zinc,
Butte aud stNcrior, Copper RanSe. Old Do.
MINOR lnilcd states smelling and CRANKY
Railroads we're lower on SIN all 10, TRADING.
| n,sn Fruit ~as nearly : poinls lower. Tne
summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-14

While there was considerable selling
of stocks yesterday by investors and
spectators, brokers said hat there was
also a large amount Of buying done by
strong interests In the financial district.
This bears out the old adage that when
the public Is selling hos who are 'in
the know" are accommodating stocks.
Many large interests, which were so
astounded last year at the big bull move
ment that they did not have a chance to
acquire stocks at the bargain prices, are
said u be buying. now that they are In
a position to know what enormous sums
railroads and Industrial companies are
making.
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DONDS.
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PIT'rsBrRG. April Il. TT stock market
her. was active. With prizes generally lower.
Window Glass Machine. La Belle
Iron and Steel common Pure OH and West
,urhous, EleN rte closed below their opening
prizes Westinghouse Electr" lost more than
|, po,rt. The SUMMARY:
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RICHARD TRrMBLE. Secretary.
Hoboken. New jersey. February 20. 1919.

The Annual Meeting cf the Stockholders
nf Pathe Exchang.. lac, will be held at
the once OF the COMPANY. No. % West
18th Street. Borouth % Manhattan. City
~ New York, on Tuesday, April 18th. at
ESQ o'clock +. NJ, tor 'he election Of the
Directors tor the ensuing year ana for the
transaction o. such o'hcr business ae may
properly conc before ~" Ncrtinr
r Rot S~Fhr- Secretary.
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THE BALTuM0RE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, April D-Pnces Of ecuve
stocks ware lower. Cosden Refining. Cosdsn
OIL and Ca common and preferred made frsc.
tional declines and Baltimore Tube vas nearly
q point lower. wAy'and OIL and Gas ~ Gu
was y below the opening price. Bonds were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-14

The total receipts for duties al the
custom House yesterday were S379,-
SjS.5S, OF which si3i,5S.,Js wa for
merchandise Withdrawn from bonded
warehouses and s2i5,276 for recent I'm
portationA.
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ELECTRIC noND n SHARE co.

COMNON NTOIk UTNTDF.ND No. u
S"w York, Apr. -, 1915
The regular quartet Y f'riiend OF two
2% per cent, ou the Com mon stock 81
ELECTRO. BOND y SHARE COM.
PASY has been declared, payable April u.
1915, to stockholders - record at the clc's
q " rRNNCIs. s.creary.
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS or
California Northwestern Railway CompaW

fgnats s,einhsrt. Trustee under the mort
gaee or Deed Of Trust o. the California
March nth. 1895. In accordance With the
terms and provisions Of articles Of 0aid
Deed Of Trust. hereby invites proposals. for
the sale TO him on May LIST. 1915. At his
once, Suffer and Sansoms streets. In tn
City Of San Francisco. OF bonds secured n
said Deed OF Trust ~ a rate not exceeding
par aud ten per centrum premium. to such
amount. with tho premium. As shsil not
exceed S7,i436s
BY iGNATz srErNFARr. Trustee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-14

The local market for spot cotton was quiet,
f points decline: middiing ii.T,c. southern
.unt markets As officially reported were I'M
hanged TO 2 points decline. New Orleans,
e. SIS Galveston. zee; Savannah. Use:
Msmrhi- Zee; Augusta. u75c.: Houston.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER, & P1TTODCD0U
RAILWAY COMPANY

SINKING FUND NOTICE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvFN. - pre-,
dated May LIST. 1899. securing the sbove
bonds. that sealed oners will be rscsivs1
UP to 10 o'clock A. NJ. on Monday. May
Isl. 1916, by Trio undersigned at It's OmcH
No. i4o Broadway. New York. for the sale
to 1t as Trustee at the lowest price 1t
which such bonds shall be offered not CT
ceeding par and accrued interest. OF SUI
ncient OF the above bonds to exhaust tho
sum Of SIS, 900. Oners should be sealed
and endorsed Offers for the sale Of But.
falo. Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway Com
psny Equipment Trust Series A Bonds
N. TRUsT pfPARTMEST.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK,
BY CHARLES II. SABfS. President
New York, April LIST. 1918.
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NV yORk vLIEPHoNt COMPANY.
First and General Mortgage Gold
Sinking FUND Bonds.

Coupons from these bonds "a yAbis ~
thetr terms on May f. l9IS. al the ohros
or agency Of the Compan" in New York or
Boston. vii be paid N New York 81 the
once % IN. Treasui.r, Room sI6, IL Cort-
lsndt Street.
WAITER BROWN. Treasurer
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ELECTIONS AND NEETrNGO.
United StMtea Steel Corporation.
80 Annual Nt.as,n1 ~ ,stt a.

sUbheO Ft"sNr FsVVs
Notice o. Annual Meeting Of April II. 1915.
Notice hereby Is given that the Annual
Meeting Of the Stockholders of the United
states steel Corporation wiil re held At the
prin ctpal ONCE Of the Corporation. At the
Hudson Trust Company, No. 81 Newark
street. In the Cay OF Hoboken, County Of
Hudson, New Jersey. on Monday the seven
teenth day Of April, 1915, at l2 o'clock
noon. for the transaction 81 any and all
business thai may come before the meet.
ing. including considering ard voting upon
tho approval and ratification OF ali pur.
chases, ooutrtcts, acts, proceedings. cleo
tons and Appointments BY the Board o.
Directors or the Finance Committee since
the Annual Meeting cf the StockholderS OF
the Corporation on April 10, 1915, and ali
matters referred to In the Annual Report
to stockholders for tho fiscal year ending
December 81. 1915. and In the proceedinCS
OF the Board ~ Directors. which until the
meeting will Re open 20 examination by
Stockhoiders OF record during business
hours at the New York ONCE Of the Corr
pora,ion. y Broadway; the e~lert.on Of Di-
rec.ors OF Clas. one. to hold once for three
years; and the election OF Independent
auditors to audit the books and accounts
OF the Corporation a. the close OF the dscAl
year.
m. stock transfer book. viii b. closed
At the close ~ business or Friday. the l7th
day Of March. 1916, and will be re-opened
- IN o'clock IN tho morning Of Tuesday.
' RiCHAer rerMBLE. Secretary.
Hoboken, New Jersey, February 20, 1919.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-14

The II A. N. bids to Liverpool were: May.
- SO: July, II 9+c.: October, 2Osc. January,
49,. The market there Wa due to open to-
DAY unchanged TO ~ points advance.
Port rrteiut- and sto.ks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-14
Commts.ioNers OF ~" Board OF Water surWly,
GEORGE FEATHERSTONE, Secretary.
BUSINESS OrruRTu>ITIEs

SMALL manufacturing rlant with plenty
OF orders 1s-irr~ Increased ',n''Rl to take
care u business, absolute safety OF invest
mont: fullest Investigation invited; will
deal with principals only. Address O. ~,
box l2o sun ONCE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-14
In'frl0f receipts and stocks

Exports yesterday were l7.aiS bales. Total
ssaeon. 1. So. :3s bales.
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

Cc.rpar. rnd Term
East st. Louis and
Suburban, quarterly.
Victor Talking Machine.
extra 80.
Victor Talking Machine.
quarterly .,,..,.....
Electric Bond and share.
quarterly .,.,..,....
Electric Bond and share.
quarterly ,...,.,,...
Brill, j. g., quarterly.
Cape Breton Electric.
Ltd. semi-annual ....
Cape Breton Electric,
Ltd. semi annual -.
Edison Electric lnumi =
mating Of Brockton.
quarterly .,.,.......
Icy. Hot Bottle, quar-
terlv ,.,,,.,,,,,,,..
ley Hot BOTTLE, extra,
icy-iiot Bottle. quar-
terry .,,,.,,.,..,....
Ludlow AAaufaOt0s110
Association. quarterly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-14
lBONpa.

5000 Ind Brew Ss..,...,
300 Coiumbis @ LIST 6sS ~ 50
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IPROl'OSALA.

sEHH Ws,a, Su,n'y 80 ~. me
ros. ac,nd roor Ninicirs RuItSS"S
nNCHpn- C.,,r. ap3 Chaph.r. S.nS'
Ia.n w cav un,ii II on rueS.s'
80, "a ieIs for coptrar, a. Tor yu,rtS.
np'"a ,v,-ing and e~rctlng uirs S,.c.r
siina cranes. from five 10 so.,nS
csn,citv' with equipment, in cha Der. -
Ah,oIau. kens!co and Hul View reservoir.
Ulster county. ana Toan OF, NJ. Pleasant
New YORK
Al the apoNe Ps'' on' 'lWe 'He pias VII
be pup1lcly .'i'"'I aNu Itdu idnpnlet0
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-07-08
Beauty More rnan skin Deep.

A beautiful woman always has good
digestion II your digestion ID faulty,
Chamberlain's Tablets will do you good.
For sale by the Superior Pharmacy,
E,Anse and Axel Erickson, Skanss. =
advertisement.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-07-08
BARACA COUNTY
SUPERVISORS MET.
Official Report OF County Board Meet
Ing Held Tuesday, June ~.

An adjourned session of the board OF
supervisors Of Baraga' county, held in
the Office of the county clerk of SAID
county on Tuesday, June 9th, 1916,
was called to order by Chairman John
ii. Hid.
The following named supervisors
from the several townships were pres
emit: August Paulson, Arvon; John H.
Hid, Baraga; Patrick F. Tracy, Gov.
ington; Thomas A. Boivin. L'Anse and
Ollie Olsen, Spur.
On motion of Paulson supported by
Boivin and declared carried by the vote
following, the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, That the county treasurer
be ami is.hereby authorized to give his
not or notes as such county treasurer
on, the credit Of the county for such an
amount or for such amounts of money
at rate of interest not exceeding six
per cent per annum for the length Of
time necessary until such note or notes
can be met with county funds.
Yeas-Paulson, Tracy, Boivin. Olsen
and Hid.
Nays-None.
On motion of Tracy supported by
Boivin and declared carried by the vote
following, that the prosecuting attorney
hereafter be allowed $50. 90 per month
extra for stenographer hire instead of
$50 per month heretofore paid.
Yeas-Paulson, Tracy. Boivin, Olsen
and Hid.
Nays-None.
On motion of Tracy supported by
Boivin and declared carrie d by the vote
following, the sheriff was instructed
and authorized to build a drain around
the caves Of the roof of the Jail build
ing.
Yeas-Paulson, Tracy, Boivin, Olsen
and Hid.
Nays-None.
On motion of Paulson supported by
Tracy and declared carried, Supervisor
Boivin and Supervisor Olsen were ap-
pointed committee to investigate the
condition Of the L'Anse and Spur
road.
Yeas Paulson. Tracy, Boivin, Olsen
and Hid.
Nays None.
On motion of Olsen supported by
Boivin and declared carried by the vote
following, the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, that the following is true
statement Of the number of acres of
land in each township in the county and
of the value of the real estate and Of
the personal property in each township
in the county as assessed in the year
1916 and or the aggregate valuation of
the real estate and personal property
IN each township in the county as
equalized by the board Of supervisors
Of Baraga county In pursuance of the
provisions Of Section s of Act A, Pub
Nc Acts Of 1911. and that said state
ment does not embrace any property
taxed under laws passed pursuant to