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LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT or THE STATE OF
New York. County OF New fOrk.-AlbeTt
y. Gross, LAX Gross, and William VI.
EngcL copurtucrs under the firm name Of
Gross. Engcl & Co, plaintiffs. vs.. Theodore
Friz defendant. SUMMONS.
10 THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
sNer the complaint in this action and 20
serye a copy Of your answer on the Plain
uns' Attorney within twenty days after
The aCrylce Of this summons, exclusive Of
the DAY Of service, and in case Of your
failure 20 appear or answer, judgment will
hr taken against YOU 10y default for the
relief demanded iu the complaint.
DATED New York. April 2Sth, 1917.
BENJAMIN BERGER
Attorney for plaintiffs. Ofice ana =. q.
Address. No. 2Sg broadway. Borough
Of Manhattan, CITY Of New York.
TO THEODORE FElZ DEFENDANT:
The foregoing summons D. ser ID upon
YOU by publication, pursuant TO an order
Of Hon. Thomas y. DOunclly. Justice ot
The Supreme Court ~ the State 81 New
York dated the iAth day ~ Angus, 1917.
and filed with the complaint IN the Office
Of the clerk ~ the County Cf New York
at the County Court House, In the Bor-
ough Of Manhattan, CITY, County and state
OF New York. -
BENJAMIN BERGER,
Attorney for Plaintiffs. once and y. O.
Address, No. 299 Broadway. Borough
OF Manhattan, New York City.
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IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES corpr

IN FORECLOSURE-SUP COURT.
County 81 New York -ELIzABETH H.
CHlLDS. Plaintiff, against YETTA LIEB-
ERMAN and others, Defendants. Harold
swain, Plaintiffs Attorney. l76 Broadway.
New York.
Pursuant 10 judgment entered August,
eSth, 1917. the undersigned will sell at
public auction. At the Exchange Salesroom
No. li-l5 NeSey Street. In the Borough Of
Manhattan. city ~ New York, al - o'clock
noon, on september Goth. 1917. by Joseph
T. Day. AuctiOneer. the mortgag.d prem
Ists directed by said judgment TO be Sold
situated In the Borough 81 Manhattan,
County and city Of New York. on tho
southerly side OF roth Street two hundred
eight feet four inches east OF the south.
east corner Of Roth Street and seventh
Avenue, being sixteen feet eight inches in
width front and rear and one hundred
feet eleven inches in depth on each side.
the side lines being parallel with Seventh
Avenue. said premises are more particu-
larry described IN mortgage recorded In
the New York County Registers once IN
section 7. Liber 2sS. OF mortgages at page
.79.
The following Is a diagram Of said prem
ises:
l2oth Street.
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Fight Log

TONIGHT
Harlem 5. C.-Jim Coffey and Toe
Bonds.
CIeruont 5. C.--Silent Martin and
Willie Loughlin.
FRIDAY
st. Nicholas Rink-Ted Levi, and
Jimmy O'Hagen; Jack Britton and
Marty Cross; Harry Gieb and
Zulu Kid.
Freeport s. C.-Larry Temple and
Panama Joe Cans.
New Polo A. A.-Dave Astey and
Willie Greenfield.
SATURDAY
broadway 5. C.-Ted Kid Lewis
and Italian Joe Cans.
MONDAY
Military A. C.-Joe Bond and Jack
Clifford.
TUESDAY
Broadway S. Chilly Miske and
Battling Lev.nsky.
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DOWNING STREET.

Mortgage foreclosed Is recorded In New
n"'k REGISTERS Office. section 2. Liber 1872,
page 352
The street number IS IS Bedford Street.
being in block SCI
The approximate amount OF the mortgage
debt, costs and allowances is twelve thou
sand eight hundred one and 50-i00 dollars
t&lasOl.5 500. The approximate amount OF
taxes assessments and water rates Is i've
hundred sihty-three and 30-l00 dollars
35633o) and Interest.
Dated September sth. 1917.
CHARLES Z. HUGHES. JR,
Referee.
BEALL & ROGERS.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Office and i. .. address. i4l Broadway. Man
haitian. New York City
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STREET

Apnroaimate amount q the mortgage
Ssbt costs and allowance is seventy -hye
thousand six hundred and i've ana $1,000
dollars (s75.505jG; taxes, assessment.
and water rates. approximately none.
Dated New York. July q. 1917.
FREDERICK l. LOCkMAN,
Referee.
ABRAHAM n SARASOHS,
Plaintiff Attorney,
500 Broadway, New York city.
The above sale is hereby adjourned 20
tho lsth Of September. 1917, at same hour
and place.
Dated. September II. 1917.
FREDERICK !. LOCKNAN.
Referee.
ABRAHAM n SARASOIiN,
Plaintiff = Attorney,
3ng Broadway. New York city.
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sURROGATES' NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF, AN ORDER OF
hU Cunt OF New York, notice IL
on w GIVEN 20 an persons having claims
aesii, Matte F. Boyd. late Of the County
II New York, deceased. TO p present Sd SANG
Win Win ~ transacting business. at the Office
bis attorney. 5. sidney Smith; No. IL
Wall street. ~ the cry I OF Sew Oh on
or p 0e New York. the End day Of July.
1917. RUBEN 4" tsTCcn,or
s. SIDNEY SMITH. bNecu'or'
Attorney for Executor. c,,
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Football Practice on
At Fordham Field To-day

Football practice at Fordham Uni
versi,y will get off to an early start
this afternoon. when DR.. Frank Nc
Gallery, the new coach. assemblies the
candidates who have arrived at The
Bronx college. The coach decided to
change his plans for a later inaugural
when he discovered that several fresh
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STORAGE NOTICES
Thomas Ward Storage Warehouses,

go, ,..,"r,,,cb Az. 4i3 W. lgth ST., y. &c.
i"g NJ. peterson G. Hanoun. Mrs. schr-
-, III o'DonrelI. 6. W. Scott, Mrs Z1m-
ms s Mrs Eli Mr.. MGEei H.. s Mrs h yTs
VI. ien" III. Rurxe Mrs. Donovan, Mrs.
SaiiT1n 'S Mr' julien. Mrs. MCnahen. ~
f patt,.' Ynu and each OF you are hereby no
,i,sd that the storage and other charge" rs
~, ILL., dre and the time Ihis my lien nav
oeIhs - after due notice having been
a a,s.n You, viii cause to be sold az Public
ssnction' on or about oct. I. 1911 az w.
a NJ at Al Yves, 3Jth 81. the iolI9"t Ig
~, Uousehold Furniture. Personal hI-
go Trunks, Pianos, Merchandise, OInce
Io'I-N-- "
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR COMMlSSARY FOOD
stufs. etc: OiiiCe Of Panama Rail Road
Company. q state street. New York, Septem-
h.- 10 sealed proposals are invited for fur
risbing comnlssary foodstufs, etc. 10 the
p,nama Rail Road Company in accordance
With terms and conditions contained IN N'I'
- <n pail. Circulars and full inf0rmG-
lion may lie obtained at the following named
r,aces. az which points bids viii Dee received
ana opened IA public on date ana al thS
e,ated. The Purchasing Department, Panama
ran Road COMPANY "a state street. Ne"
work. Once Of Purchasing Comrnlssdry, L ;.
A Whitney Central Building, New orleans.
Ia Depot Quartermaster, L. :. a, Fort
Mason. san Francisco, Cal, and Depot
ouartermaster. L. $. a, ll5-l25 East on
tsrio street. Chicago, III. Bids VIII be re-
ceived al New York until goo +. NJ; at
C,tcago and New Orleans until 1900 L. NJ;
and at san Francisco until II 100 \. NJ.
Son,euber a. 1917. r.. l.. RUTHERFORD
Commissary Purchasing Agent. iahSiha
RaiI Road Company. "a State Street Sew
OH
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BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY

FOR SALE--Bcautiful four acre estate At
Scarsdals: large modern house. II rooms,
three baths. garage, Grouncs IN psricct con-
dillon. mice terms, photos. J. T. Withern,
40 w. 3lst S. phone SSGl-Madison Square.
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street No. 1874 West 10th Street. -
Free and clear Of all encurlbranc,s %,
cept subject 20 a party wall sgresnen, re
corded in said Registers office in Section 7
Of Conyeyances in Llber IS at Page .35.
Approximate amount Of the mortgage
debt. costs and allowances. sl602T2s and
interest. taxes, assessments and water
rates {l40.25 and interest
Dated. New York. August 20. 1917.
WILLIAy,C. ARNOLD. Referee.
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DAY ' LINZ Il>lE

All Service Daily Except SUNDAY.
Direct Raj! Connections TO all points IN
.he Catskills. Saratoga, tho Adirondacks;
the West and North. All through ran
tickets between New York and Albany &C.
Ceptcd. Music. Restaurant.
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Star GaZer Easy Victor
Macomber Colt Beats Fast
Field in Belmont Feature
Belmont Results

rtpsr nan, ct.t-t,,. Tor ,vo.ye,-.old fIiies
tS2T 20 ,dild. rye ard . bali fIf.olU. straight
Hose nszlt and Jo-k.g. .-0dds-. N.
Ali,sn . !0i tWss-f) ...........ly.y - J.
IsJy Eileen 100 Darlington o.. 1875 IL N
Ti,us. % s.j Pyria oue.a MARCO AID l.h
oh - In Cel,-Etaut.c Owner, J. !. NDra1.
Trainer. I'd Phe.ar.
srcoxn p.cT- s,c-l.~h,s,. ror your y.ar olds
and upward. 400 added. about two nile. -.
Horse weight and ,cE"J. -UsdAL ~
Pleisir glamour. i35 tBycr).,.... ~ olt
Peg y Ny Heart. is Gilbert. Il oG'
Time s.2i. Only tvo stsres S,trt goa Won
yslloplnr Winner. b. e., sssL ~ DeiauhG-
rrn.ayls's owner Joseph l.. hilehe7. i'a4''7''
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Little Frank D.
Makes Recordin
Pacing Stake
The Savoy and General Tod
Furnish Thrills for
Second Fionors =.

SYRACUSE, y. Y, Sept. i2.-Li,u.
Frank ID. won the Chamber OF Coz.
mercc $4,000 staGe for 2;05 PAGERS. u.
feature event Of to-day's Grand Cirr,;,
programme, in straight heats, and ...sh.
l,shed n record for the new Stat. Pa,
track, negotiating the mile in 2:04IA
The Savoy and General Todd furni,h,,
the thrills by pretty fight for pls.
in two Of three heats, while Pet.-
Pointer gave Cox's entry a tussle 1,
the final heat.
Fayre Rosamond had little oppositis,
in the 2:05 trot, winning in straisSt
heats, with Minnie Arthur in second
place. The first heat vas marred hv
numerous attempts 20 start, the fsId
scoring NJ least fifteen times.
Lu Princeton won the Karnival 50. on
stake for 2:l9 trotters, With Msek
Forbes pressing the leader hard in
every heat. Peter Schuyler, an sddsd
starter. won third money.
Ed CccTs was called 10 the stand A..
ter the third race and presented with
an oil painting by William G. Van
Xandt, OF Albany, depicting Nspolesn
Direct, with Geers ~. making the mile
in 1:j9A.
The summary:
2 % PACE-TTrE CHAMBER or CosctERcy-
2 UFAr<-PLAN--Pt' RSE - O0o
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men aspirants had reached the Maroon

men asplrants had reached the Maroon
gr.dlron yesterday.
a small squad is expected until the
general call for candidates is posted
next TUESDAY. when the college classes
resume studies. As the ranks Of the
veterans have been thinned by enlist
r.euts. and q stiff schedule is ahead.
hard work will be the slogan in few
DAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-13
UPBOATS

sOne-Day Outings to Poughkccpsie, New
burgh, West Point or Bear Mountain.
for information telephone Canal $500.
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CATSKILL EVENING LINE

Leaves daily except Sunday, foot Of Chris
TOPPER St, at 6; W. 129 St. csc y. NJ. for
NeNburCh, Cstskili. Hudson, COXssCkie.
Tickets interchangeable with those OF
Day Line. Tel 1897 Spring.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

STEAM LAUNDRY FOR SALE DOING OVER
$500 90 weeky business. hgE class trade ana
good prices: not far from New York city. go0d
opportunity for wide awake man viii sell cheap for
cash. owner has other business A, Boz SeJ.
Tribune once.
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rI.'e Frank D.. b. T., BY L.'.ie FRANK
Daughter n sultan (ysleutinej ........I II
Tho S.ypy. b. 8. tC0rD ...........s......3
Genera Todd. b. n. nsor a-.lJ ...........2
Texas jim. ch. e. tYosaryl .............s
Jon.' Gectry b. E. Lylnanl .........-... IS
Ben A. b. s.. - Weath-Nely b.
''''' Tine. 2.o5,a 2oib. .o;;..
2l5 TRoT-PJRsE. $500 70 HEATS
FAR, Ro~sm0uf. ~ H., b. Agu.ilir--
Jolly Bird tCCTl..... ............ I I
Minnie Arthur. b. ~ t-1o"J ............
Lotto Watts b. II .lsioutl ............. "a
lord Talbot. b. Be.ei!cs) ............ IS
Pa'sy u. tDicKs3ll .-........ ..........s..
Rrd song D. 2 ,R4thbuHl ..............i Sc
LJys, b. n, lGoolei -, .........,.., 50
" 4 SnydeT, r g. lLlsHIHs'..''.''''' d
Tine. 2:ON'. cost 2.o't..
TROTTTNG-2.I9 CLASS-THE KARNIyAL q
HEATs-PURsE. $1,000
In p-ncr,on. b. D.. By san FranciS,o-
Mack Forses. BIZ Z lM~Deyit,l .........l ii
,Pst,r schuyler. Dr. . lyman ..........
Jutgs Tones, br g tGeers ...........,.. 10
Balmaccan. b. :. Tallma.I............ Us
~ Tine 2:Osi. 2cji. ?.osH.
2l2 TROr tTo wAGON)-LEE CUP q N,
HEATSb
pirg,',. b. BirSen Cecilia .NrDona.dl..
Tudo-a spe-. blk. n ~. !. Whi,el..,...
SMOKE Blk { tDeyerrSDtl o.. ...........
yo-ris RiUgen, D. Z tHa-rman) .......... I
Prince Lcrse. p. r. tSAaNl ...'a.,.., ''''' Is
Tire. > "a: 2:i3iz. 2.ll..
TRorTING-To BEAT asa.
Frs. yirganian. b C.. b. the HarTester tDeAss-
SOM. Time. 2i'.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

Male
EXPERIENCED Al POLICEMAN or guard: roser-
-neos. Address Policeman. 5ij West .5th 81.
New York.
Young MAN. 81. wishes Cu,door position a. any
thing Msys.. IS Mornins,!de Az.
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LOST FOUND AND REWARDS
lost BsNkBOOkJ

rosT Handbook No. 2so.sH OF the Ger
man SAVINGS Bank in the CITY Of New
york payment stopped. Please return
hook 20 bank.
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EXCURSIONS
BUSINESS CARDS

CARPET CLEANING
CARrTIL CAnPET CLEANING CO.--Clesns ~
compressed air. steam. hand or OIL f.ot. 1854
Broadway. al East ssth st. COE BRANDT.
Tel l32--3sth.
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Field
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from the green fly eggs.
The measures for protection
are these: first. uncompromisinR
warfare against flies and partic-
uarly the green fly; second, most
rigid screening of houses and all
food third. sterilization Of every
thing that goes into the child's
mouth; fourth. absolute prohibi.
ton of children eating anything
outside of the house in fly season.
Warfare against the fly may
fail through ignorance of two
facts not generally known: first,
burial of carcssses and garbage
four feet below the surface will
not prev mt the multiplication of
this dangerous fly as the maggOt
will make their way to the sur
face in a few days. Burning or
saiuration with coal oil or borax
are the that alone are effective:
second, screening Of the food
does not prevent the fly from
depositing her Young upon the
on side of the screen whence
they make their way to the food
by crawling through the wire.
It is of the Utmost Importance
for everyone to know that the
green fly is the universal destroy.
er OF the motor function of life
and tie cause of the loss of
thousands of precious children
Will we clean uD and keep
cleaning or will we. because Of
the slight expenditure Of money
and labor required. disregard all
warnings. let filth accumulate
and risk en- outbreak Of a disease.
that will cost thousands Of dollars
for doctors. nurses and under
takers. to say nothing of the
sorrow and suffering?
Geo. M. Hamilton.
President Board Of Health
Of Lewis County.
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top of me. and then q whole lot Of
other things"
A chubby little girl in a neighboring
cot had great secret to tell me. She
was sitting up among her pillows, one
arm and her chest swathed In a null
titude OF bandages.
I'm going home" she conf1ded. '"The
doctor don't know 1t. and I'm not go
ing to tell him. but I'm going"
She had suffered four broken ribs
and a lacerated arm. Not a complaint
out Of her-nothlng but chuckles at
the dlsmay the doctor would expert
ence when he should find that she had
gone home.
Another was rather crestfallen that
she had no broken bones to display.
But I'm black and blue all over"
she declared. tits just hurt me every
where"
did the sewing machine hit you,
tooT"
II don't know" she confessed. "The
house just went all TO pieces around
me, and didn't know anything. And
then / was lying in the potato patch
and It was raining In my face"
Some regarded the theater as sinful,
but little boy who came TO the Red
Cross headquarters said that the thea
ter saved him.
I'D n been killed." he assured me,
earnestly, "Oniy / was down town to
the second show, and II didn't blow
the theater away"
He did not tell me, hut one Of the
workers did. that his home was lit
terally carried away. and both his IA
Their and mother killed. The Red Cross
was supplying him with food and
clothing, and a neIghbOr was caring
for him.
The city OF the dead Jared worse, n
possible, than the cities Of the living
The most vindictive fury Of the whole
storm seemed conferred IN Dodge Grove
cemetery.
Such trees as were not uprooted or
twisted on short just above the
ground were stripped Of leaves,
branches, large llmbs--everything but
the stub Of q trunk. Even the grave
stones were thrown about like 80 many
bits Of wood. some lifted into the air
and driven deep into the soil, others
shattered to pieces.
In one part Of the cemetery num-
Der Of heavy stones we're torn from
their. places and thrown 70 the west
Not ten feet away the wind had picked
up an enormous block Of solid gTsnite
and thrown II TO the east II was IKE
n satire on the old saxon phrase which
calls the burial ground Goods Acre
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DIRE DISTRESS
Il 10 Near at Hand to Hundreds OF
Grantsvllle Readers.


i, Don't neglect an aching back.
Backache is often the kidneys cry
for help.
Neglect hurrying to the kidneys aid
Means that bladder troubles may
follow.
Or danger OF worse kidney trouble.
Here's Ripley testimony.
Mrs. L. b. Morton. Maple St, Rip
ley, w. Va, says: inflammation OF
the bladder caused me no little mis-
cry. My back ached constantly l
was so weak and sore that couldn
turn over in bed. When / got down,
II was almost impossible to straight
en- up. My feet and limbs were cold
and numb most of the time, too.
felt sick and miserable all over and
my kidneys did not act regularly. My
head ached all the time and was so
weak and dizzy that I could hardly
walk across the floor for fear OF fall
ing. Doans Kidney Pills stopped the
misery in my back and put my kid
neys In good working order. In every
way they made me feel like diff
ferent person. Since then whenever
have had any little trouble with my
kidneys a few doses OF Doan's Kid.
ney Pills have completely relieved
me-"
Price SOC. Foster-Milburn Co..
Props, Buffalo, n. Y.
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County DIRECTORY.
OFFICERS

Judge Circuit Court, w. H
O'Brien, Ripley.
Clerk Circuit Court, Lee Gamer,
Grantsville.
Prosecuting Attornev, Lorentz
@ Hamilton, Grantsville.
President County Court. S. E
Keith, Arnoldsburg.
Commissioners County Court, C..
A. Witt. Grantsville, and G.. w.
Dye, Freed.
Clerk County Court, S. F. Flem-
ming, Grantsville.
Deputy Clerk County Court, Ray
Rogers. Grantsville.
Sheriff, M. A. @. Boaid, Grants
vile.
Deputy Sheriff, r. A. Board.
Creme.
Assessor. w. E. Stump, Apple
Farm.
Deputy Assessors. w. o. Um-
stead, Mt. Zion, and Harley Downs,
ArEoldsburg.
Surveyor. d. w. Shock. Dodrill.
Superintendent Free Schools. A.
E. Weaver, Grsntsyille.
TERMS OF COURT
Circuit Court, third Tuesday in
April, August and November
County Court, First Monday in
January, April. July and Move mber
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Does II pay 70 raise pure bred siock Z
The College OF Agriculture AZ Cornell
recently sold az auction one holstelh
bull for 81, 800 and three 81 his brotuets
for q total Of $1,000 The bun VINO
sired these four Youngsters cost oniy
$1,000.
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ESTIMATE


CONSTRUCTION, Improvement and
maintenance Of Main County
Roads" and for the CONSTRUCTION
and maintenance Of the brIdP es
thereon a. provided IN secuon
~. chapter 10, Acts Regular Ses-
sion 1917. This levy cannot ex-
coed twenty-five cents on each
one hHpared dollars assessed
valnatieR'ef the taxable PFQBeFty
OF the couHtV,
State of West Virginia,
County OF Calhoun. To-wit
AT regular session of the
county court of Calhoun county,
held at the court house thereof
on The l4th day OF Aug ust, 1917,
Present: S; +, Keith. President
of SAID colat. and q " Dye and
= a, Wit. Com mIssloners
The court proceeding TO make
up an estimate Of the amount
me-, --ssary to be- levied for the
cnryent fisc- al year, for 'hG 6oRs
struction. improve met anu u'@,u
tenancs of the "hain County
Roads" in caihopD county. and
for the construetloH ana IaIn'e'
NANCE of the bridges thereon t6
cover all debts aud demands pay
aale during thr Jear lsWfglly M
Cured for said purposes, ireIla
ing proper allowances Tor dellR=
quent taxes; but dednctlng the
money in the iressuIV applicable
TO said poses during tie wear
doth determine and estimate the
several amounts TO be LEVIED az
follows:
i. The amount due. and the
amount that will become due and
collectible from every source, exc
cept from the levy Of taxes 10 be-
made for the curren' fiscal JcaF!
(s) For construction, im
provement and msio-
tenance of Main
County Rods" els. 900 90
(b) For construction Il
mamie n a nc { Of
bridges on Main
County Roads" 10000. 90
Total amount esiimst-
ed for Co Road Fund $50 900 90
Net amount 10 re FaI-s
ed by levy 70. 00O. 90
And to paw the same will re-
quire = levy Of tweL tJ-6ye cents
(25c) on every One Hundred Dol
lars Of the property taxable ia
tbs county. based upon the last
assessment Of real and personal
property 10 the same, as follows,
lal Real estate 81 292 7S5 90
tbl Personal property .S94 $50 90
lei Railroad and 9TH
or property 423 $40 90
Total vs'ue for co. S4,6ii,tf5. 90
State Of West Virginia.
County OF Calhoun To-wit:
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ESTIMATE

Estimate costs for the erection Of said
building and vaults 100000
Amount to be raised by levy $4,000 %
Il appearing TO the Court that the total
valustion Of ali the taxable property 10
this county, according 10 the last sssesS
ment thereof, is a,6il,l45, being real
estate to the yslue Of S2,252. 765, perso dial
property to the value Of 81 1914 $50, and
railroad sud other property assessed by the
Board Of Public Works to the value Of
S423, $40 and to raise the same will require
= levy Of ID cents on each One Hundred
Dollars II the property tiTabli 10 said
county ss shown above
State Of West Virginia,
County Of CALCIUM io.Witli
is. r Fleming, clerk Of csunty court
Of said county and State, do hereby certify
that tl,s foregoing - true copy from the
records Of an order made and entered by
sal county court on the l4th dsy VI Aug.
usi. 1917
s. r. FLEMING
CLERK County Court d Calhoun County.
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G erk County Court

Hate Of West Yirglni.
County Of CALHOUN, to.wil:
Al a regular session Of the county court
Of Calhoun held at the courthouse thereof
on the 18th day Of August, 1917, present
S. T.. Keith, President Of said Court, aud
G.. w. Dye and &. A Wilte, Commissioner
I'm apeoTdanee with section ! il chapter
~ Of the Acts of the legislature Of 1918,
the Court proceeded to make up an estimate
of the amount necessary to be levied to
build FIRE proof building and vaults upon
the Courthouse grounds Of this county for
the Offices Of the Clerk Of the County Court,
CleFk.el the Circuit CART and other county
Offices, and doihdetetmias and estimate th
snount Iecsssary to be levied for such
purposes ne follows.
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10. Court house and Jail expenses.
a, Boarding PI isoners $4,000
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Entered at the GrdntsUilte,
~. Va, Post Office as sec, n
class mGI matter.