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CAPITAL LACKS NEWS.
Ticn-tsin GarrtsOn subject tO Or
dcrs of Minister Rciusch.

W%,sniNGroN. June S.-Considerable
interest WAS manifested in state and
war Department circles to-day in press
reports from London that the American
.o~tcs stationed NJ Ticu-tsiu. China. had
been ordered to hold themselves in readi-
rr,, To proceed TO rckin for the purpose
a. protecting American interests there.
Roth departments Lacked confirmation
&c the report. although IL vas admitted
That Cpl. n. e. Hale. commanding the
American forces. might take such action
a. tho instance Of United states Minister
r.usch without specific instructions
from Washington.
Although the press reports state that
The orders were given as a result of dis
orders In the Chinese capital following
tho death of President Yuan Shih-k'ai.
Secretary Lansing said this afternoon
tn, the official reports from China indi-
Gated that no trouble was anticipated.
In view of the European'war and the
inpossihility of organizing an interna-
,ional force similar to that which pro-
tected foreign interests in Pekin during
tie Boxer uprising II Is realized here
that should any trouble develop II prob
Ably would fail to the lot of the United
States and other neutral Powers to UNI
d1r'ake this service.
The American force at Tien-tsin was
rarrisoned there under the treaty be-
tween China and the outside Powers
following the Boxer uprising, whereby
these Powers were privileged TO main
tain troops on Chinese soil for the pro-
lection Of the pekin-Tien-tsin railway.
col. Halc's force consists of two bat
ta.ous and a machine gun company OF
the Fifteenth Infantry, totalling l.l9'
men. At Pekin itself there are $50
United States marines serving as a guard
FOR the American Legation. In case OF
emergency reinforcements might be
drawn from the Philippines. where. nj
the present time. the United states Is
maintaining the Twenty-seventh imam
Try. one battalion of the Fifteenth lnfan-
;-y, the Ninth and Fifteenth Regiments
~ cavalry. and sixteen COMPANIES OF
coast artillery. or "a total force OF ap-
Fortunately 5000 troops.
Il is stated hat the foreign military
Commanders of the various
guards In Pekin have been holding con
ter,nces IN order to prepare for any pos
slb,e disorders that may occur.
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BISHOP C0NFERS DEGREES.
Awards Made at Mount 81. Mary
College, pINinaeld.

PLAfNFiELD. y. j.. June S-Bishor
McFaul OF the Trenton diocese conferred
tAa degree of bachelor of arts on the fol.
lowing graduates at the commencement,
OF the College OF Mount st. Mary In
North Plainfield this afternoon:
Catherine Anastasia Cleary. south
A'nboy Mary Cecilia Connolly. Phillips
burg Mary Jane Medallion. Lakewood
and Eloise Miller. Elizabeth. Mary
Hester McCloud of Elizabeth received a
special certificate, and academic di.
plomas were given to the following
The Misses Pea Grace Jones. Balti.
more Alice Stella O'Connell. Elizabeth
Madeline Agnes Noonan. Bayonne Marie
Elizabeth Tobin. Plainiield Pauline
Teresa Watts. South Amboy Eleanor
Agnes Ryno. Railway. and Evelyn VOL
colt. Westield.
Addresses were mad bv Arthur =
Scmers. vice-president Of tho Board Of
Education. New York. and the Rev
Richard Tierney. editor of America.
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NOT VACANT COT
IN CONVENTION CITY
Hotels damned to Roof: No
Rooms Within Miles Of
Big Noise.

CHICAGO. June s.-with three con-
ventions-Republican. Progressive and
the Woman's party-on the ground
simultaneously. Chicago tonight is
holding a crowd Of such record size that
IL the high winds had split a municipal
seam to-day humans would have rolled
Into the lake like beans from a broken
bag.
Heretofore this city has handled the
hectic season of national conventions 30
complacently that even modest Chicago
has admitted the truth Of the often
heard statement, Chicago is the logical
convention city"-its geographical posi-
lion and hotel capacity combining 10
cause the statement to get under way.
But any hotel man will tell inquirers
tonight that Chicago at last has found
Itself all fed UP with visitors and wonder
ing what to do with later arrivals. in
the big hotels along Candidates Row and
those quite al large a few blocks back
from the lake ron there isn't a single
room to be obtained Mt any price.
There is Just one hotel. so far as hotel
men interviewed tonight know OF. where
one stands some chance OF wedging his
way toward a cot. This IL the new
Edgewater Beach Hotel. out on Sheri-
dan road, about four miles to the north
OF Candidates. Row, n hosiery so new
that the first patron was assigned to I
room only last Saturday, and workmen
are still far from finished with the in
terror decorations and fittings.
! Not only the big hotels but ail-not
some. but ail--the small fry hotels are
filed. As for the Michigan avenue hotels
such as the Auditorium. the Congress.
tho Blackstone. these had leased all OF
their roo:rs by letter or telegram for
convention week as long ago as las.
March and esrly April. BY midnight of
the day Chicago had been selected as the
convention city more than nifty reserva-
,ions had teen made by telegraph at the
blackstone alone.
Two days & n saw a few
placards announcing that desirable
furnished rooms or "delightful apart
nents'' within walking distance Of tho
big noise were for rent. There are no
such placards IN view now. The hotel
men say they do not know OF q single
furnished room In the Candidates Row
region that Is vacant.
Yachts that rocked a. anchor on the
lake to-day AFFORD sleeping quarters for
some-and 1t will be tough going for
any yachtsman who hasn't n berth
ashore tonight. There is one excursion
steamer at anchor where S'aterooms
also may H. rented. the boa. having
been turned into a floating hotel for the
convention crowds.
The railroad yards leading to the
city. pretty we'll damned with cars be-
fore the present crowds headed this
way. now are 80 clut;ered UP with roll
ing stock hat one delegation-the Mary
land Progressives-are still no nearer
the heart OF the city than Gary. Ind
which Is over the city limits to the
southeast.
The car has been parked in the Gary
railroad yard and the Marylanders are
slee ping In the car and making daily
trips to and from the city. "A jaunt o,
more thar fifty miles.
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ROSEMARY HALLS EXERCISES.
"As You Like II" Given Indoors At
Greenwich school.

GREENWICH. Conn, June s.-Rose-
mary Halls closing exercises took place
to-day and included service In the chanel
conducted by she Rev. Iangdon stewart
son n the presentation OF diplomas
IN the gymnasium by Miss NJ. +
Lowndes.
In the evening You Like II" vas
given in the gymnasium instead Of I'm
the Orchard as had been planned
Adelaide Pierce OF Chicago took the part
Cecilia katherine Pierce OF Chicago.
Of Rosrlind, Jennette Cook, Of Syracuse,
Orlando: Virginia Schultz Of New York,
Adam ; Helen Phypps OF Denver. Jacques.
In the graduating class are the Misses
Dorothy Campbell. Retty Carry. Eleanor
Davis. Arlana Merrill. Margaret Haw-
kins. Isabelle Larner. katherine Pierce,
Gertrude Robinson, Mary Poritt. Anna
Weed, Susan Fesscnden. Elizabeth
Andrew. Beatrice Strauss. Emily Keller
n Rose Whitney.
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PRELATES AT IRISH MEMORIAL.
Three Cardinals to Re at Mass
Meeting TO.mOrrow NlGht.

Cardinal Farley of New York. Cardi-
nal Gibbons OF Baltimore and Cardinal
O'ConncI Of Boston will occupy hwoNes
at the memorial mass meeting In Mad!-
son Square Garden tomorrow night In
honor of the Irish who died in the recent
Irish rebellion. There will be no admis-
sion charged to the msin body OF the
hall, but a sale OF boxes will pay the
expenses of the meeting.
The speakers will be Bourke COCHRAN
Congressman John j. Fitzgerald ana the
Rev A. A. Berle of Cambridge, Mass.
~Rainbridge Colby will preside. ON the
committee which arranged the meeting
are George ]. Gillespie. Alfred ]. Tulley
and James X. Mcclure. -.
All OF the Irish American societies Will
ne represented. Overflow meetings VIII
be held outside at each corner or the
Garden,
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HARVARD GRADUATES VOTE.
Howard Elliott and J. r. Norgau
Lead Oversecr Nominations.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. June s.-Harvard
graduates have nominated by post card
the following ten candidates for over.
seers:
Howard elliott Boston; 7. pierpont
Morgan. New York William Thomas.
san Francisco Amory G. Hodges. New
York Francis Lee Higginson. Boston
Mark Anthony de Wolfe Howe. Boston
Hugh Mex. Landon. indianapolis Elio,
wadsworth. Boston Samuel :. Drury,
Concord. y. H.. and Samuel 5. Winslow,
Worcester, Mass.
A total OF 1854 graduates voted for
the above men, Mr.. Elliott receiving the
highest number and so on down the list.
The candidates will appear on the hallo,
IN the order named and the five receiv-
ing the greatest number OF votes AZ
| commencement will become overseers.
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WESCOTT BUSY ON SPEECH.
Preparing Address 20 Place Wilson
In Nomination.

CAFE MAY. y J.. June s.-Attorney-
General John W. Wescott OF New Jersey.
who has been selected by President Will
son 10 place him In nomination at the
81. Louis convention. came here last
night TO his summer cottage am is busy
preparing his speech.
II = believed the speech Wi 10 on
very different lines from the one delivered
hv Mr.. WeScott nominating Wilson at
Baltimore -four years ago. As soo1 as
the 81. Louis convention IL over Mr..
Wescott will begin his active canvass 10
wrest from United States senator James
+. MARITIME tho Democratic nomination
for that office In the September rri-
marics.
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WILSON FOR NEW CLUB PLAN
Young Democrats Back After See
ing President.

Five members Of the New York Young
Mems Democratic Club returned yester-
day from Washington. bringing with
them President Wilson's Endorsement Of
"A plan to organize young mems Demo-
cratic clubs in every State In the Union
to work for success in November.
The young Democrats also saw Secre-
tery Of War Baker. They discussed
with him their plans for a young work.
ingmen's military training camp. They
have been interested In the idea Of start
ing such a camp in Rockland county for
young men who cannot go 20 Plattsburg.
Frank H.. Shelley. president Of the club,
headed the delegation that saw President
Wilson. The others were John J. Nc
Crystal. w. II. Mccarthy. Thomas
Keenan,, Thomas Murtha and w. J.
~ rne.
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SETON HALLS HONORS SET.
Newark Principal and Paterson
Man TO Get Degrees.

ORANGE, y. j.. June S.-The degree Of
doctor Of laws will he conferred upon
Thomas +. Kennedy, principal Of the
South Side High School, Newark, and
william Il. Gourley of Paterson at the
annual commencement Of Seton Hall
College. South Orange. next Wednes
day morning.
OF the twenty-three students to he
graduated. twenty-one will receive the
degree of bachelor OF arts: the other
two are special students. Mn %theologi-
ans In the seminary will receive the de-
gree Of master of arts. The honor to
| MIR. Kennedy Is in connection with the
celebration of the 250th anniversary OF
Newark He was an instructor at the
college nineteen years ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
MIRROR FILMS PLANT SEIZED.
Nat Good win Gets writ of Attach
ment for Back salary.

Sheriff Paul sitter OF Queens county
took possession yesterday OF the prop
crty of the Mirror Films. Inc, at Glen
dale. l.. l.. on an attachment granted to
Nat G. Goodwin. the actor. who claims
$l3.150 Is due him for back salary. The
plant. which comprises about fourteen
acres. has been idle since May 20.
Goodwin alleged that he signed a con-
tract last January with the company at
$3.50 "A week. The contract was to run
six months. lie worked until the first
week In March and received his salary.
but after that a lapse in payments oc-
Cured. When the actor resumed work
last month. he alleged he was informed
that his contract would have TO be
broken, as the company was short of
funds. Clifford II. Harmon Is president
Of the ComnnNN.
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U.S.. TROOPS UNDER
ORDERS FOR PEKIN
Two BattaliOns Of Fifteenth
Infantry at Ticn-tsin
Prepare to March.
FRENCH FORCE on WAY

1"NpoN. j,Xc s-Thc United States
troops stationed at Tien-tsin have beer
ordered to he prepared to leave for
graph despatch from Tiein-tsin.
r. is also stated IN the same despatch
That q strong force Of native troops from
AMMAN. the French protectorate, have
already been sent to Pckin in case ri
disorder as the result Of the death of
President Yuan Shih-k'ai.
The new President. III Yuan-hung. has
been assured by u delegation of officers
Of his b~odyguard Of their loyalty to him.
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SAT0 NEW ENVOY FROM JAPAN.
AMBASSADOR Was Educated at DE
PAW University.

NAsWSGToN, June Sword was re-
ceN"d here tonight that Amoro Sato'
%f'lincr Japanese Ambassador TO Austria,
la' been selected as Ambassador to the
''cl States TO succeed Niscount
Gl."da, whose transfer to the Ainbas-
''Hnrahip at London recently was an
inHr,,d
A. present Sato is in Toxic. attached
" mo Foreign Office. where he has been
stationed since he received his passports
Vienna at the outbreak OF tho war.
N" is wcll known In. diplomatic circles
'.r". having spent a considerable portion
.' MS life in this cauntyy. lie II a
hroth'r-in-law of the retiring Ambas-
tador and WAS hia fellow student ut
10 .'uN University in Indiana
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Central Congregational Excels.

Al a meeting OF the athletic commit
tee OF the Sunday Schools Athletic
League Of Brooklyn. held IN the Cen
trail Y. NJ c. \. Building yesterday.
trophies were awarded TO the schools
scoring the most points In the three IN
door track meets held during the season
of l9l5-lS.
To Central Congregational vas pre-
scnted the handicap and championship
trophies. and Norwegian Lutheran Trim
lty received the novice M
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EECDNG

grand mass meeting and rally to dis
, naval preparedness aud the naval
,raining cruise for civilians will he held In
Harvard Hall. q wes. ttth St., Friday
tcres,ed IN this subject II cordially In
yited to attend.
Hon FRANKLIN D., Roosevelt. Assistant
eecretsry Of the Navy. and Lieut.. tom
,nandcr II. r, Evans, u. s.. N, will speak.
Other distinguished speakers, Including
General Leonard Wood. Admiral Dewey
and Admiral Helm are expected to be
present and also speak.
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wAsHINGroN June S.-A Pekin message
N the Chinese Legation to-day an
nounces that a period Of twenty-seven
DAYS of mourning for the death OF yuan
Shih-k'ai has been ordered for all chi
nose officials. The despatch also states
that Vice-President Ii fuan-hung was
formally i%naugurated as President yes
terday and that the whole country Is
uuiet.
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June s.-Report reached
the NAVY Department to-day that the
submarine la went aground in the
southeast channel OF the Great Salt
Fond, Block Island, The vessel. appar-
emily unchanged, is expected to he
Hoated within the next few hours. Lieut.
Hancock Is In m
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Hubbard Outpoints Grknde.

Sailor Jack Hubbard ~ou,po!rted Sailor
Grande of Philadelphia Mt the Clermont
A. c.. Brooklyn, last night. Grande sub
stitutcd for Battling ~Ievinsky. who had
sprained his leg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-12

teachers purposes Will be necessary to pro
duce tue estimated amount US Aforesaid fer
the ensuing lscal year.
State Of West Virginia,
County Of Harrison,
District Of Sardi., to.wit:
|, a. l.. DnyissOn, secretary Of the board
Of education in ANA tor SNrdk district
that the foregoing H. a true copy from the
rccOrds OF 0l order made and entered rs
soid boQrd on the 9Th day Of August, 1916
GiyrrH under ny hand this Jln day Of
August, 1910
a. H. DANISSON,
Secretary liOard OF LducaiiOH Sarlis MS
trirt Harrison county. W. Va,
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Notice is hereby given that ut meet
ing of the Stockholders OF the Big lnjun
OIL and Gas Company Il corporation ere.
aCd and organized under the laws of the
State of West Virginia, held at Clarksburg
on the 9th day of August, 1910, the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
"ResOlvcd, first That the Big InJun
oil and Gas Company n corporation ere
Rted and organized under the laws of the
State of West Virginia, does hereby discOn.
time business rs a corporation and sur
renders to said state us charbAr and cor
pOrate franchises. The board of directors
will proceed to convert the property
chooses in action aud all assets Of this
corporation into cash, and pay off "and
discharge all its debts, liabilities and oh.
ligations; and after fully discharging all
such debts, liabilities and obligations, d.
vide the remainder among the stockholders
pro rata with their Several holdings OF
to any stakeholder until after the publ
cation OF the notice hereinafter provided
Resolved second, That the president Of
this corporation cause notice of the adop.
ton of the foregoing resolution to be pub
liShed in some newspaper of general cirru-
latiOn, published near the principal Office
or place Of business Of this corporation,
once week for four successive weeks; and
TINT he certify these resolutions to the
secretary of state Of the State Of West Viz.
glnia, and deliver to him Il certificate show.
Ing the publication Of said notice. as pro.
yided by law.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of
August, 1915
President Of said Corporation,
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district No. Z is $l,lS, 800 1t Is Therefore
ordered that levy Oi4 cents t4c) be levied
for special purposes,
state OF West virginia,
County OF HarhsOn, to-wit:
/, George X. sinclair, secretary Of the
ard Of education IL and Tor Grant district
VI said county and A4te, dc hereby certify
that the foregoing b true copy from
tue records Of uu order made and entered
by said board On the 9th day Of August,
1915.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of
August lJlt.
Secretary Board Of Education Grant Dis
trIct, Harrison County, W. Va. Less
Greek Post0hice.
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CAMP MEETING.

There will be camp meeting in
large tent on Main street at Nor
wood park every night at s o'clock
hereafter, beginning with Sunday and
continuing until Otherwise announc-
ed. There will also be services Sun
day at II a, m. and 3 p. m. Among
the speakers will be the Rev. B.
Woodford, A. W. Pugh, Mr.. Huff and
r. j. Cunningham,
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n ESTIMATE.

BOARD or EDUCATION, ELK DISTRICT
State Of West Virginia,
County Of HarrIsOn,
District Of FIX, tO-wit:
NJ regular session Of the board Of ed
ucatIon Of Elk district OF Harrison county
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-12

Operated like pair OF shears,
new implement reyOlves buffcv to
polish the hngernaIls.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-12

Miss Bette DutOn, aged rs, re-
tired in Cleveland, after flfty-eight
years of public school teaching.
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ESTIMATE.
TOWN OF LUSlBEKPORr.
10 of West Virginia.

County of Harrison
Town of LumberpOrt, tO-Uit:
st special session Of the council Of the
town OF LumberpOrt, Harrison County, held
III the council chambers thereof, III the
municipal building Oh the 6th day Of Aug
usl, 1916, there were present l.. {. oyster,
Mayor. a, h. SharpS Recorder; and Archie
SwIgeT Z. g. Bates, T. Il. Shreves and V. l..
lluruUr mem beers VI the council Of said
town.
IN accordance with section 1, chapter o
Of the Acts OF the extraordinary session oil
tie legislature OF 1908, the council proceed.
ell to make up an estimate OF the amounts
necessary to be levied for the current fS-
cal year, TO cover all municipal debts and
liabilities payable during the said year,
Including probable expenditures for munic-
ipal purposes, aud proper allowances for
delinquent taxes, eXlelse of collections and
contingencies; but netting theretrom tile
money IN the city treasury applicable te
the service Of the year and municipal
claims and doth determine and estimate the
several amounts to be levied as follows:
ESTIMATES.
Maximum levy 81 cents on the hundred
dollars valuation.
Estimated Receipts.
The amount due tie said municipality,
and the amount that Will become due and
COlleCtiblG from every source, except from
the levy Of taxes to be made for the cur
rent fiscal year,
0thn. iir.n.as oOOO
-.
Total estimated receipts. .....S 2SOO
Estimated Disbursements
Debts and demands owed by said munlc'
ipRlity which will become due and payable
during the current fiscal year. including
interest on bonded Indebtedness of every
timJ and cborarter
Om,4t"m,Iing orders Including in
terest ..,.,....,... .GOOM
Current account due ond unpaid 1850
Interest on bonded Indebtedness. S467i
rieciinn ctnonsss I4GG
Solories ..,.,,,....... 300
p"Iira danartnent 1g0G1
Streete ard alleys - 1500
Dclinnuencies and qxooerations..., 23SS
COMMISSIONS 1900
Land Rocks 500
TotaI estimnted dIslu rsements 81. 6S91j
Amount to be provided for by levy 81, 861li
If "nne,,riny 70 thc CONNECT TINT the total
ygluati0n of all tayabIe property in this
mnnIrinnlity according to the Inst assess.
mont thereof is St7J8I5. being real estate
ia the volne Of S35OjD persoDaI property
IN The value Of SI1SI0. and railroad and
other property assessed by the board Of
pnblic works to the value OF SlOGO25, as
rcrtitied TO the council by the officer whose
mty il * to make such repOrt. and 1t an.
nrorinp from the foregoing estimates that
i il necessary 10 rake by levy. after de.
Quoting all credits, NGGl .l5 for municipal
nnrnnsns: therefore # is determined that n
lew ON carh one Hundred Dollars valua.
tim of thirty-tve cents (35c) for municipal
purp0ses viii be necessary to produce The
estimated amount AS aforesaid for the en-.
suing fiscal year.
Smts Of West Virginia
County Of Harrison,
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David Guessford, 30 years mourned
as dead, recently returned to his
parental home in Townsend, Del.
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Total disbursement ..........uS22,!
4 nnnnnt m ~ rnl srl nv low - SIG.


I,,t,,+,J I,oo.,,t.
r,, ,.',,, .I',a and ~ a,rourt that
,,.iiI no"omn Jrc and collcrtihlc from every
VIII p''ollt ""' ~ Im ,,. -, ,nxos ~
".,r, ~ ,, "a c,,rr"nt 6.c,I vnnr
~ ~. In n.y. -" r,,,d ,rn,n shorirg 75O 50
i'hll"L u"' 49,. ",bnnI T
rue !nun E,, a. m,,yiIy r, no, ~
n, ,,i t,,itinr ro1rs IoIG
ii w ""'"' '"''''' 4 ono on
~ ~ ,i,,,,i, .,r-,,roi,ri"tion fron,
lilGh S'0ooI apPIoi''"''o" '''"' -no m
SUI @ ,,',,roi,riotion from
IllE" ;" n""! nInii l'aInoi -1O M
SI''c '''''N
r,,..l ..oot,,,s SllQy3. "a
io'"' ',,,t,,,a 81 I,,ncnIlt;,ros
r,., 5o hS'''' a,'T dc,n"nGs "vcd nv the
nr urots I,i 'mI mnv,I,ie ont If The
district as H., u W 'o''' "'' ''' ANY ''' VI ''
lratIeIh iu"", an Irro m
'I ~ 40 IA
=, lW!o ,.,,os coo OO
I''l,l'ilvT1 va i,,,,tol\ 600 O0
I,A"lrLn''oIts ,.'j ogtimotoi . 5OO nO
III IT, ~ ~ tcorH"rs , - 100 So
J. OF ~ "'"''7 '''' ''''
,,. - trI ~
IotaI rNprhulluTrS 49,, "a 500 o.
Amount 10 DC F't'se'' Nv ,E? ~ SduGaiIon
,i,a, ~ t"taI Valuation of o tnyablr iron.
'rlF III tniS ISL 80 ,0G"-tI hs,mr rr,,I
SNfh, lhti - 80 o1i cS6 ,srsnr,i
estate 70 tue lHl"r ~, '',' 80 &C. "a 900 .mI
prGprr,S 70 ~. 'ro,,orty 1..,.ssod hv Mn,
fAIF1'" HHN ., "v, -, ',o LIN" ~ e.
hONTu oI pupHv W NJ W ,"e ~ IA
mi'"lI' ~ ai.a enCr rr
pn.eF NnGS' umaS ~ Pro,, ~ fnrnroIur
port ana ~ apI'4l'nt ,'uul u. tUn
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