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The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-05-09

Of the town Of Lexington, and shall
he expended only for the purpose oil
taking up and retiring the out
standing Bonds so issued by the
Town under the authority granted II
bv said Chapter APT of the Acts oil
1909.
Chapter 10.
Be il further enacted, That the
Board of Mayor and Aldermen oil
the Town of Lexington are hereby
authorized and empowered to levy
and collect special taxes upon the
taxable property Of said Town, SUI
fieient to pay the interest on the
bonds issued under this Act as ths
same acrues and also to create a
sinking fund to pay off the SAID
Bonds at maturity.
Section IL.
he it further enacted, That TINS
Act shall take effect from and after
its passage the public welfare re-
curing it. -
SETH NJ. WALKER,
Sneaker of the House of Reresente
tives.
4 ANDREW l.. TODD,
Speaker of the Senate
APPROVED March Is, 1919.
A. II. ROBERTS,
Governor
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-05-09

Did you buy some of the large
green soy beans at Bennett q JOY
ner's recently? If you did you should
be sure to get some material to in
oculate them. We do not know why
it is but unless inoculated the toyko
bean does not do well. The results
secured from this bean last year in
this county last year were excellent
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-05-09

J. F. Winslow has a self-feeder for
his hogs of his own design that is do
ing good service. 1t is rough and
lacks beauty, however when you
find that it was made from scrap
lumber that was hardly worth any
thing, it does not look so bad. Many
labor saving devices can be con-
structed about the farm from odd
pieces of lumber which are cheap and
yet just as serviceble as that made
from first class lumber.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-05-09

Letters have been sent to all sheep
growers that the writer knew an
nouncing that there will be coop
erative shipment made the first week
in June of all surplus buck lambs in
the county. If through oversight you
did not get a letter, please report to
H. A. Powers, Lexington, Tenn, at
once just how many you have ready.
If there are any local buyers ready
at that time to buy they will be CIV
en- an opportunity to bid.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-05-09

The top price for hogs in Chicago
last week was $2l.15. They were fed
by self feeders in Iowa. If you have
many porkers you should have one
for your own use.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-05-09
soon. He will be still better pleas
ed when he goes to cut it,

Soy Beans can be section har-
rowed in the same way that corn is
cultivated with that implement.
Where broadcasted there is no dan
ger that the crab grass will grow as
fast as they do which will damage
the hay. Early breaking, killing a
crop or two of weeds before seeding
and the use of the section harrow, af-
ter soy beans are up will give them
a start of all weeds.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-05-09

Any hog that weighs l6O pounds
or more may be shipped in the car
load or more that will be shipped in
September 1t is not necessary to
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-05-09

f. NJ. Evans, of Chesterfield, has
seen enough of the results of lime
to be sure that it will pay. He order
ed a car for his own use last week
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-05-09

Milton Washburn has Duroc Jer-
sey guilt that weighed l04 pounds AZ
5 months old.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-05-09

Contribute news to these columns
they are open to you. Let the writ
err have any item of interest.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-05-09
FINER
FARMING
By H. A. Powers,

Last year the Alfalfa on Ed
Owens farm paid him--this year it
is better.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-05-09

to have a pure bred. The packers will
be wanting finished hogs about that
time more than usual, so let's get one
or more ready if possible.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-05-09

interest at a rate not esceeding SIX
per cent per annum, payable semi
annually which several installments
of interest shall be represented by
coupons attached to said Bonds.
Section 3.
Be it further enacted, That said
Bonds shall be issued in denomlna-
tions of not less than Five Hundred
$500. OO) Dollars nor more than One
Thousand Isl 100000 Dollars each,
as the Mayor and Board of Aldermen
shall determine by ordinance, and
shall mature ten years from date OF
issuance.
Session 4.
Bonds shall not be sold at less
than par.
Section 8,
Re il further enacted, That the
Mavor and Board of Aldermen shall
have the power to fix by ordinance
the date of which said Bonds shall
be issued, and their date and place OF
payment of both principal and inter-
est.
Section 6.
BE il further enacted, That only
such amount of the Bonds herein
authorized shall be issued as shall be
necessary to take up and retire the
outstanding amount of said Bonds
80 isued on September LIST, 1909, as
aforesaid under the authority OF saic
CHAPTER APT of the published Acts
of the General Assembly of the State
of Tennessee.
Section z.
, Be il further enacted, That tn
: Bonds which shall be issued unde
this Act shall bear the signatures 0
the Mayor and City Recorder OF Tn
!. Town of Lexington, or fac-slmi
,, of their signatures, and shall ais
bear the seal of the Town OF Lex
ington.
l, Session 8.
=, Be it further enacted, That II
d Bonds issued under this Act may
is exchanged Bond for Bond for u
outstanding Bonds so issued
IS aforesaid by the said Town on Ser
LIST, 1909; provided the holder
holders of said Bond or Bonds
:, desires; and provided also that SUI
holder or holders shall notify I
Mavor of said Town of the desire
lb so exchange his old Bond for the nj
nd not later than August 18th, 1919.
~ Section 9.
Ie- Be it further enacted, That
as funds derived from the sale oil
st Bonds isued. under this Act shall
separate and distinct from all o
mo er funds coming into the TreasV
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-05-09

Bring me yOlr tires if you are
having troutls.-Lse Cogdell'
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-05-09
New Acts.
Chapter 257
House Bill No. 422.

(By Montgomery Henderson Co
An act to authorize the town of
Lexington, in the State of
Tennessee, to issue Ten Thousand
($10,O0O.0O Dollars of interest bear
ing refunding bonds to take up and
isued by the said town of Lexington
on September 1st,1909, and which
bonds were issued for the purpose OF
erecting, improving and furnishing
a Public School building in said
town; to improve a water works
system and to extend the system OF
piping for sewerage system and to
construst system of wiring, and for
other purposes; and providing for
the laying and collecting taxes to
pay the interest on said bonds; and
to create a sinking fund with which
to pay off and discharge at maturity
Section /.
Be it enacted by the General AS
sembly of the State of Tennessee,
That the Town of Lexington, OF
of Henderson County in this State,
by and through it's Mayor and Alder
men, be and is hereby authorized to
issue Ten Thousand ($l0,OOO,OO)
Dollars, or such parts as may be
be necessary, of interest bearing
coupon bonds, to be known as Re
funding Bonds" to be used to take
up and retire Ten Thousand ($lO,-
O00.00) Dollars Of bonds issued by
the said Town on Sept. lst, 1909 and
maturing on Sept. /, 1919, or SO
much thereof as may be out-stand-
ing, which bonds were issued under
the authority conferred on said town
by Chapter APT of the Published Acts
Of the General Assembly of Tennes
see, 1909, and which bonds were is
sued for street, sidewalk and sewer
purposes of the said town and to ado
to or improve waterworks and ex
tend system of piping AM
wires, to purchase or erect and tur
fer other purposes 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
C2APXE1 w.

An Act 70 Amend Section TWENTY-FIVE
Of Chapter Th,--y-uh-ee IF the re
viEed Stututes. as amended by Chap
+ers Twn Hundred and Nineteen and
Two Hundred and Forty-four Of the
FounlIr Laws of Nineteen Hundred
and Purchase o. Certain Projected
Fish
Section twenty-five % chapter
-h1-- y-tnrAe o1 the revised statutes.
as amended by chapters TWO hundred
and uIneIeen and TWO hundred and
raen hundred anG seventeen. Is here
by amended by striking ou- al Of sAid
section and by substituting therefor
the following sectlor:
Sec. o.: Whoever by himself. ms
CLERK. servant. or agent directly or
landlpcked salmon. --uu-, togue, black
Dass or white perch, Snail pay tlne
ri nut Less rtian ten, nor more than
thirty dollars. anC cos-s OF prusecu-
Tim. fur each offsnss. AND II ADDITION
chernrD me dollar for each hEh spiC.
purchased Or had IN pnsEesslon n vlp-
lHLion OF TINS sec-lUn- Provided.
however thar white perch taken by
means pf hook and line n Grand
lake the outlet Of which is Grand
lake and Donsis lake. IN the cDuN-1es
OF Washington and PenonEcot- and al
other lakes and pnnGs whose ouriets
empty into aUv Of the above nEneC
lakes. and black bass taken ny means
Of nook and line n Bound pond and IL
TeInarnaC uam lake. III Charlotte. IN
the county Of Washington, may De
sold and transported. within Or with
our THIS state. II such uUanti-ies anG
under such rules anG regulations as
the comm igsioner Of inland fisheries
and game MAY establish - approved
Mar,:n -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

az Ac. 70 Amend Section Three OF
napier One Hundred and Two OF
ne .'uSuc LAWS Of Massachusetts
CiEnrnen Hundred and NineIsefl.
- adopted by rhe State Of Maine IN
..Salssu 5undraC and Twenty anl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

Amended by Section One OF Chapter
One Hundred and Fifty-twu OF me
Eunllc Laws Of Maine Of Eicnteen
ing 10 Niniatarani Funds IN "a. To1n
az 8ridgfun-
Section three OF chapner une frn-
1rec and two uf the public laws OF
MAasachul1f.s OF eiEnfeen hundred
OF Maine IN eiEh,ssn hundred and
Iwen1y Ano amended by sextiDn one OF
:napter ons hundred and ffty-rwo Of
me pUoAc Laws uf eightaeu hundred
by striking out the Wurds 'End ser
tle0' m the tenth Tine of satd sec
Ilon' ana the words and settled II
a ans n me s9.s1,. and tws1tisrh lines
town or that the one sertlad shaI
not in the twerty-ffth and twenty
81 a|s nnss therenf. go thu. aald
s amsnasa . sscnon: 2. he ey tm-nsr
That It shall be the dury OF mid
truEtees to receive aaid two cnousanc
n COLI 3, and ;n1. the same to put Out and
stock. at their discretion: and 70 psv
OVER, annually, the interest," of sRia
tund 10 q learned pru.eF tanr minis
ter q the congregational order. du1v
preaching n a house fer the public
worship OF God which house shall al
was De located SDucnErty OF the
fourteenth range OF lots. in said town
Of Brldg1un. and not elsewhere: PRO-
vlneo, always. that Il said town Of
Er1dgrun should ever hereafter be
divided Inrp two Of more towns. or
ua-ishes or parts u two or more
towns. or parishes the interest afure-
SAID. shall IN that case. be ap-
piled anu expended for the support Of
q minister aforesaid. VINO snail be
duly ordained and srHtedly preach n
a meeting house. winch shall ne ioca =
ted within the limits Of the now rpwu
OF Srldgtnn. and To the southwark Of
the twentieth -Hnge OF lots IL sRii
town; and, provided. also. that II :.
snail so happen that no such cOnE-e-
garional minister shall regularly
preach, eor at least one-nalc the num-
her OF SaDbRtns during any vear, IN a
house appropriated fpr pubnc wor-
ship, located as aforesaid. then the in
rereEt Aforesaid, for and during such
year shall be added n. anr becume
part OF the pr:ncInal Of sRic fund. -
Approved March IL
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0APx.R -.

AT Act 10 Amend Paragraph -Four OF
Secrlou Sixty Of Ghapts- Eight OF
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Al ACT 70 Amend Section Firtv-one OF
Chapter Four Of the Revised Stat
utes. as Amended by Chapter Fifty
nine of the Public Laws Of Nina,sen
Hundred and Eeveutaan- RelzfinR Ia
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CKAPXXR RE.

3D.
An Ac- 70 Amend Section -hlT-v-si1
% the Eev-.s.c ScaLures as Enacted
IN Chapter Two Hundred and Fifty
eight Of the Public Laws Of Nine
Teen Euuured and Seventeen anu 10
Provide for the Construction OF
-hi-d-c!ass highways.
Section thIrry-siz OF the revised
statutes as enacted IT chapter -wo
hundred fi4tv-elgnf O. The puoliI
laws OF nineteen hundred seventeen 10
hereby amended by striking our ali OF
saiu section and substituting therefor
the following section
Sec 20 A tax ~ one MIL IN a
dollar snail aunuaitv he assesseo upon
ali property of rtle state according 70
the value thereof, anG sHaI} he known
CONSTRUCTION Of highways. as defined
III sectiun five. cna!lter twenty-five OF
the revised statutes. Not more than
one-siErn of the mill TAX highway fund
snail annual be appllec 10 -he cor
Struction Of Lnird-ciRss highways az
contemplated by SAID chapter twenty
FIVE ag-eeablv 70 the terms Of apDro-
pirate resolves OF the Legislature. Two
hundred thousand dollars Of The
amount herein named shall ne added
70 me fund OF three hundred Thousand
dollars rur state ala CONSTRUCTION as
provided in section rhIr-v-four. chap
ter twenr five of the REVISED stat
ures. and shall be applied to the con-
Sc-uctipn nj state aid highways and
shall be called state aid highway funu.
The balance Of said mil Tax HIGHWAY
fund shall he used exclusively fnr the
construction Of state highways as
provided in chapter TWENTY-FIVE Of the
revised STATUTES and shall he called
state highway fund except SO far ar
may be necesEH-y TO carry OUT the
provisions of This section and meet
the requirements Of the national
government in order for the state 70
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&&S> 90
An Ac- 10 Amend Sections One. Ten.
Eleven ana Twen1y-fnur Of napier
Tor-v-s:x Of me REVISED SLnrures. A..
Hela1ins To the Su-vev and Sale o.
Wood BARK. Goa. loops. slaves and
Lumber
Sec = Section one IF chapter fortT-
BIZ OF the revised statutes Ii nereD"
amended by striking out al OF sale
section ano Inserting N place rhereor
the following:
Sec. l. AL cord wood offered for sale
shall ne four rect long including ra!r
The scarf and well ant CLOSELY li-lo To-
gerhe- a cDrc Of WONG or bark snaAl
measure eight feet IN length. four lesr
IN width and four feat IN ht.iEhl. o.
otherwise CONTAIN one hundred an
rwenrv-eiEnt CUBIC feet: the measurer
shall make due allowance fu- -eruse o.
defective Woo anu bad sfoWaEe All"
pe-Bnn or persons exposing -or safe d
u core Of wopu ANYTHING Less Shall M
fined nor less than ten dollars nor more
than fifty dollars for eaCn oranBt-
Cities and TOWNS by ordinance MY g.
sign location tur teams To sell Sale cors
woou anu Dark.
Sec . Section ten Of chapter fnr-y-
Blk of me revised statutes is hereby
amended by striking out al Of said sec-
-iun and inserting N place thereof Lhs
following;
Sec. 10 Anthracite. hiruminuus and
all mineral cnnl Bhai be Solo ny weight
and rwo Thousand pounds snaII cunsri-
rute a ION. Cuai put I'D IN bags o-
package form shall have marked on the
bag III q plain anG CONSPICUOUS man
ner. rne net weight For each WOLF
riuu OF inns ac. there email be "a tine Of
nut less rnan twenty-five nDr more THAN
one hundred dollars.
Sec g. Sertinn eleven Of chHuter
cprry-six of the revised stHtutef ls here
by amended by stirling out all Of sad
section and inserting II place thsrsof
the following.
Sec Il. The municipal officers small
annually appoint we,ghers Of CuaI.
Weighers muRt give slips either in w7'n-
ing or printing to every purchaser "
esal when not IN DaEE or pagi.a gfss
showing the EruEs- taTe and net weight
for each and every load SO delivered.
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An Ac; - amend Section One Hun
d-en and Tti-ry-six of Chapter Six-
teen Of rne Revised statutes. Relat-
ing 10 State Aid for Industrial
Courses IN High Schools and Acad-
eulIes
Secl4nn one hundred and thtrty-atx
Of ctlaprer sixteen Of the revised stat
ures Is hereby amended by striking
our in the twelfth line rheranf the
words Ave hundred" and inserting IN
place thereof the words seven nun
dred and fifty, SO that said SECTION.
when amended. shall read as follows:
Sec. 1856 The super Il ending
school committee having charge or
any free hugh schnni. or the trustees
of any Incorporated ACADEMY may pro-
vine for instruction therein IN The
principles OF agriculture and the do
nestle and mechanic arts. When
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

An ACT 10 Secure Information Ee.at-
ING 70 The Yearly Cut Of Timber
+r-pm The Wild Land TownsnipB
Sec !. Thai the owners or agents
OF al lands II unsFganized townships
and organized plantations, ciaaaed as
wild lands. snail return 70 The board
~ state asBessUrs. on blanks FUR
nIsnen upon application TO said board
the amount III board feet OF all logs
and other timber cut, or = il mas been
cut INTO fnur-foUr lengths. or other
wise, the number Of cords Of each
kline Gf wood cut from their land the
year preceding July frs; Of the wear
in wGIr:l salC return rs made
Sec .. Should any OWNER or agent
whuRe duty Il is IT, make SUCH return
neglect ur refuse 10 comply with the
requirements OF tfl2s act. the oDa-u N
state asEesgorS may secure the in
formation as I'd the amount Of sucn
cut by Hucn methods as they shall
deem sxpeGlert or advisable. and the
expense az securing sucn information
shall he added To the stare tax next
asSesseG against the land Of such
owner or agent and collected IN the
same manner az ali wild land rHxes
a-e cnilecteG.-' Approved March 49,
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0kIXX2 u.

An Act 70 Amend Section Ftrrv-one
OF Chapter Fifcy-five Of the REVISED
Statutes, Relating to the Apppinf-
neTT o. Examiners 70 pe-1uryn Ger
Commission.
Section fiftv-one Of chapter fifty
five Of me rev;eed statutes is berenv
amended by adding thereto the FOL
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An Acr 70 Amend Sections One Hun
o-.c and -wenrv-eigh. ana One
Hundred and Thirty Of Chap er S-Z-
reer Of the Revised Statutes. Re
lain. 70 me CeruiticI-lor of Teacn-
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a. At % amend Sections Three and
Eve OF Chapter Thlr-y-seren Of the
REVISED Statutes Regulating the
Sac Of Milk
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the tuition ~ saic youth. not ID e2-
c.ssd fO-tyhve aoliu-s annually 10y
any one youth. Shat ne paId nv the
Town II w:lcn hf resides az aforesalc,
and sad tuition so paid. shall he made
d par. ~ lne nigh sGnoDl fund of the
rDwu receiving Ine same: and tnwns
silAI raise a-Euai.y. as other scnnn
moneys arg raised, d sum sut.iclerI; 10
pay such tuition charges provided
however, chat no youth silai! be eli.
titled To 1-se tuition unuer the pre-
VISIONS OF this s.C-jon Unless ne shall
i.aue satisfactorily PASSED al examinu-
-Ipn IL corlmDr school, branches. said
examination having been given under
-ne direction uf the superintendent OF
youth resides. on papers procured
ION the stace superintendent Of pub
tic schuols, or unless sucn youths
sinai have satisfactorily completed d
STANDARD common school cDurse OF
study wiIirn hAs been approved ny THE
state superintendent Of public schools
except that any youth VINO mas 2a-is-
Iactnrify completed the course Of 2
class or junior high school. as p-ovlu-
ed by SECTION seyent y-rn-se shall he
entitled 70 -his free tuition. al herein
before provided, for rfle completion o.
the Lour Years of STANDARD second
herein prescribed. provided. further
that sucn free cuirlon privilege shat
continue only SO long as STAG youth
shall maintain sacisfactory STANDARD
youth VINO otherwise meets me zee
QuirenaHrs of rh:s section with refer
ence Id admissior 10 secunda-y
SCHOOLS sha. be entitled 70 The pu.
meur Of his tuition, as herein provided,
in any high school OF the class
junior higtl scnooi FOR such parT Of the
course of such high school as may be
approved as equivalent IN grade 70 the
corresponding years OF standard
secondary cnurse. Superintendencs or
schools shall issue certificates Of free
tuition privilege 10 persons VINO msT
he entitled 70 tree tuition under tae
provisions or this section. Any school
receiving tuition pupils under the pro-
visions OF this section shall pruvide
without additional charge. all text
bDoks, appAratuE and Appliances Used
by said pupils, subjac: 10 the pro-
vfBinns OF sections Twenty-Five to
rwenry-four. Inclusive. Of rEis cnzp-
ter. -fApproved March 1a)
An Act TO Amend Section Fietv-une Of
Chapter Four Of the Revised Stat
utes, as Amended by Chapter F'iffy-
Df the plbfir l.awx nj ViUAsAen
Arizona republican., 1919-08-02
FINANCES AND MARKETS
IRepubIican A. p. Leased Wirel

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-Stocks were under the shadow of the money market during the early part of todays dull session, but strengthened very gradu- ally later, when fears of repetition of yesterdays stringency proved to be grounddless.
 Call loans opened at six to seven per cent. those quotations ruling until shortly before the close, when large offerings reduced the rate for mixed collateral to five per cent and that for all industrials to 615.
 Tomorrow's recess was a factor in the days relatively light turnover, but the increasing agitation connected with certain domestic problems, particular ly the high living cost, has materially diminished public interest in the market.
 Bull pools resumed their operations in several of the more speculative groups, such as tobaccos, leather, paper and chemical shares, United Cigars and United Retail stores enlivened the final hour the first named gaining all most F points.
 Oils, steels, motors and equipments constituted the other features of the later dealings, when heavy covering of shorts extended to rails and shippings also metals and utilities; Pacific Gas and Electric rising almost five points Sales, 100000 shares.
 Total sales bonds (par value) s10,- s5O,OOO.
 Old United States 2s, 4 per cen | higher on the week.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-02
Legal Advertising
NOTICE OF SCHOOL BOND
 FL ECIION

Pursuant to a resolution of the board of trustees of school district No. 6S of Maricopa county, state of Arizona, duly passed and adopted on the 18th day of July, 1919, calling the election herein after mentioned, notice is hereby given that an election will be held in the school building of the said school dis trict on Friday, the 9th day of August, A. D., 1919, from the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon to the hour of 5 o'clock in the afternoon of said day, during which time the polls will be open; that J. D. Cage, Mary Jack and Emma Sine are the judges named and ap- pointed to conduct the said election at said time and place; that the purpose of the said election is to submit to the taxpayers who are otherwise qualified
 electors of the said school district the question whether or not the bonds of
 said school district No. 6S shall be is- sued and sold in the aggregate amount of eighteen thousand dollars, S1S,- 000.00), in the denomination of five hundred dollars (s500.00) each, bearing interest at the rate of six per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, and to run for twenty years after the date of the issuance thereof: the proceeds of said bonds to be used and expended in the erection of two additional school buildings upon the school grounds now
 owned by the said district; supplying
 the said buildings with necessary fur
 niture and apparatus and improving the school grounds.
 Dated this 18th day of July, A. D., 1919.
 Board of Trustees of School District Number 68 of Maricopa County, State ! of Arizona.
 By HUGH NJ. JONES, | Chairman. PHIL c. ENSIGN, Clerk. C. K. GREEN,
 Mernbe