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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31
Oilers Score Six Runs in 9TH;
Morris Helps Win Own Game
Oilers Get 13 Hits, Includ-
ing Several Extra
Bases.
ERRORS ARE COSTLY
Both Clubs Bobble Three
Times-Morris Pitches
Effective Ball.
py srEclAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

by SFEClAls CONRESiONDEhT
SIOUX CITY. Iowa, Aug. 40
Herb" Manouk. the Packers prodi-
gal son, returned to tho homo fold
yesterday. but tho parable OF the
scriptures was badly reversed. In
stead OF the fattod calf. Herbert en-
countcred band Of wicked slugBere,
alias the Tulsa oilers. aud received
terrific beating. Tulsa winning .
10 g..
Morris Wins own Game.
The Packers could lend Manouk
little assistance. Jefferson Morris
occupied the hurting hill for the
visitors and puzzled the locals most
OF tho way Morris not only pitched
n creditablo game, but cleaned the
bases In the fifth with a long single
10 center and Knocked In another
run IN the seventh when his team
mates laEched Manouk unmercifully.
Not to be outdono In the hitting
line, Manouk went him one better
BY knocking In all OF Sioux City's
runs. two in the fifth and one In the
seventh, with pair OF clean singles.
Mapouk swats Timely.
Manouk set the visitors back In
ahipshape for four innings, allowing
only one hit. The slaughter com
menced IN the NTH. with ono out.
Cleveland singled, Connolly flew out,
Davis singled and Query was hit
by n pitched ball, filling tho bases
With the count three 10 two on
Morris. the base runners started gal
looping with the pitchand all got
across on the pitchers long single TO
Deep center.
The Packers, who hadn't collected
q hit off Morris for four innings, got
back two OF the runs In their half
OF the fifth. Eiffert singled TO risht,
Spellman struck out, and Cooney
forced Ififfert at second. With two
down and man on first. Morris
oased up. and Robson lifted one
through right field for two bases,
sending Cooney to third. Manouk
scored them with drive to the right
center field fence.
oilers Lucky Seventh.
seven hits, coupled with n wild
throw by Spellman. netted the Oilers
ak runs in the seventh. Tierney
opened with n double TO the left
field fence, Cleveland singled and
Connolly dropped Texas lcaauer In
center. scoring Tierney. Davis sacri-
feed, and Query scored the two re-
naming runners with a single 70
right. Morris singled TO center, aud
s.utz followed with hit that scored
Query. speliman threw Wild to
catch Morris at third and the pitcher
also scored. Wuffii beat out a bunt
10 Mari. Stutz coming across, Me-
Manus hit into double play that re-
tired the side. outside OF tho fifth
and seventh. Manouk pitched n good
game. allowing only three hits In the
other seven innings. The Packers
scored another ir tho seventh on sin
giles by Cooney and Msnouk after
spellman had reached first on an
error.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31

Two base hits--Itoblnson, Tierney
Sacrifice hit---Davis. Base on balls
Morris ?. Struck out---Morris 3 (;
Mnntouk 4. wild Pitch--,torris.
hit by pltchcr---by Mantouk Query
Double piays--Dcfatc 10 Cooncy 20
Metz; Eiffert 10 Metz. Umpircs---
Becker and Lnuzon. Timc---i:35.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31

NHattod Tor Fletchcr In ninth,
Oklahoma City . ....,. 900 2o2 OLA
Dea Aoinea -. ...,,..,,.2o0 100 100
kuns--iltt. Moore q Harper Hughes
Ramsey, Benson 2, McDermott Coffey
srrors-Pitt Moelier, Fletcher; homo run
Harper; two-base hits-Aloeller. McDer-
mott, sacrifice hit-Pitt; stolen bases
on bases-Okahoma city 4, Des Moines /,
st.uck out-by Ramsey 9 bases on balls
ot Fletcher 3, off Ramsey 4, hit by
runs-Oklahoma City 5, Des Moines 4,
double play-Moeller (unaAsisted); Lindi.
burnside and Wilson. Time l.42,
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81. Joseph

NbaNieu TOT SteNeIt IN nintnt
xSBatted for Luschen In ninth.
Wlehta '.'.''''''....'...0 .0o3 900 10
Runs-Berser. wsshburn, Griffin. Con-
molly, Maun. errors--WaBhburn 2. Butler;
earned runa--Wichita ., st. Joseph 4,
basos on balls--off LuAehen 4. off MRun
]; struck out--by Luschen 6. by Maun 2.
left on bsses-Wiohita 0. st. Joseph 0;
wild pitches-Luscheni two-base hits
kslleher, Conlani double plays-Kelleher
70 Connolly 10 Conroy; Berger to Beck
hit by pitehe.-shestak (by Maun): stolen
bases-Roohe, walker. Umpires-Fitz-
patrick and DAILY Time 1850.
Rourkes Win Easily.
OMAHA Neb, Aus. 3o.--Omaha had
no trouble In winning the first game Of
the series here from Joplin today. The
score was 0 to !.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31
2IS PITCHES OILERS TO 9-3 VICTORY OVER PACKERS
PIRATES HUMBLE
GOTHAMS TWICE
Reds Win From Boston
Cards Take Two From
Robins-Cubs Win.

PITTSBURGH, Aug jo.-hlthoush out
hit in the first game, Pittsourgh Won
both ends Of a double-hssder here To-Day
from New YORK Both games were marked
sy excellent fieldinI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31

SLATED for shaw In third.
zzlatted for Biemiller In fitth.
Cleveland 80 ..''.''.,,..o92 no olo-s
summary; RunB-Smith ., Gardner
Johnson, = o'Noiil, Lunte, Caldwell Har-
ria bhanksi erfcrs-Rtce, Hroweri two
base hitH-Smith, Gardner, Zachary,
double play. O'Neill TO Harris to Judge
baHes ON balla--off shaw 2, off Zachary
!. OFT Caldwell 1; struck out--by Bic.
miller 1, by Caldwell
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31
Mime. Bernhardt III.

PARIS. Aug SO.--Madame Sarah
Bernhard famous actress is in bed
with n severe cold and has been
compelled TO cancel her conteIR
plated trip TO England.
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Summary; Runs-Cadore Janyrin
stock. schultz. McHenry 2. Hsathcote 2:
errors--Myers MoCsbe. Smith; homo run
---CadoTs; stolen bssea--Fourn,er, NsiR.
double plays--KilduN TO MoCabe to Kon,
etohy; bases on oAlls--off Cadore 3, OFF
Smith /. Oft sehupp 3; struck out-by
schupp 7.
Chnmpe Break Losing Streak.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 3O.-'rhe ehampiona
broke their losing streak by winning from
Boston today,
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WICHITA WINS
FROM ST. JOE
Indians Continue Their
Late Winning Streak,
Beat Boosters GA.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. Aug 3o--st Joseph
lost again today to wichita. 4 TO I. Fan
ure to hit In the pitches and poor work
on the bases lost the contest for the
locals,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31
RED S0X BLANK
LEAGUE LEADERS
Jungaleers Outslug the
Athletics; Indians
Best Washington.

BOSTON. Aug 40 Jones defeated Chi
rbgu today Tor the fitth time this season.
chicago has gained only one decision over
Jones IN two seasons. DostoR hit Williams
hard.
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chltass.
PHILADELPHIA

sBatted for Rixey In ninth.
xxRan for Cravath In ninth.
Philadelphia ............,.00 900 900 ioi-2
Chicago -. ............,0ll oi3 l0X-7
Summary: Runs Miller, wheat FlAck
2, Markle Paskert, Deal, HerEog; errors
-Meusel. Fletcher O'Fsrrell Rixey; two.
base hits-Fietcher, HerzoE O'Fsrrell
Vaughn. II. Miller. Pauletts; three base
hits--Flack, Rirey. Merkls; double plays
Deal to Herzos TO Merkle, Meusel to NH
Ter. Rawlings to Psulette. Paulette TO
Fletcher to Rawlings: bases on balls
off Rixey !. off Vaughn 9.
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Omaha

NBatted Tor Sanders in ninth.
omHha ''''.' "'',..,,,,oot 100 toH-e
'"nllh -, 49,. :OOl 200 O0o-J
Platte ?, Leiivelt Mason. wolfer. Wagner,
llunn' errors--Haney Robertson, Lamb
lookey, earned runH-Omaha a. joplin
!, home run-Platte; two-bass hits
Haney, Lingle, Lamb. Wagner: sacrifice
hits--schat1mAn, Weidell Lamb; double
play-Haney to Lelivelt; bases on balls
off Schatzman /, off Sanders 2; wild pitch
-sanders left on bases-Omaha s, Joplin
umpires-Jaeobs and Buckley. Time
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31

PHILADELPHIA, Aus. 2O.--Detroit won
free hitting game from Philadelphia TO
day. Leonard retired because OF the heat
at the end OF the sixth inning Injuries
and illness compelled the Athletics tC
use a catcher In left field.
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Fittissfvh.


XRan for snyder in eighth.
New York -. ...........00o 100 oo0-i
Pittsburgh e.. ...........0o0 10l 0ox-2
summary: Runs--Two- base hlts--Carey,
Southworth. Schmidt; three-base hit
Frisch. stolen base--Bancroft; bases on
bzils-on Toney l. Off Ponder 2, struck
out--by Toney 2, by Ponder /.
Cubs Bunch Hits.
CHICAGO, Aug. g0.-Bunched hits by
Chicago behind erratic fielding by the
visitors gave the locals victory over
Philadelphia today.
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summary; RunB--Janyrin, Fournier,
Stock, Schultz, LayAn, Clemens; errors
Olson Doak; two-basa hit--Myers: stolen
base--Heathcote; double plays-Lavan 70
J&nvrin TO Fournier 2, Schultz to Janyrin,
Johnston to Kilduf TO Konetehy; bases
on balls-otf Vanguard 4; struck out--by
Marquard 8, by Dosk q
SECOND GAME
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Cards Defeat Leaders Twice.

ST: LOUIS, Aug so.--st. Louis humbled
Brooklyn twice today, setting the league
leaders down to second place. Doak out.
pitched Marquard in the first game and
the visitors did not get q man past second
base. In the second game Brooklyn's
defense cracked In the seventh and
eighth and the locals scored six runs. The
visitors lone run OF the day was a homer
by Cadore.
Score:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31

chicago 'ss,'..s..s'.' 900 VpO O0o-u
bnhNph wv uuV slh7-a
Summary; RunH--Ifooper, Menoskey,
Scott brady two-bahe hits-E. Collins,
HiHberE. Molnnis, scott, BRADY, Jones
three base hlt---McIunis; double plays
Sohang to Wit. bases on balls---oft VII.
llama of Wilkinson. Oft Jones 1, struck
out-by williams 2, by Jones I.
Indians Gain a Game.
WASHINGTON Aug, 30.--Cleveland
easily defeated Washington today by
hanmoring three local pitchers for 10
hand at all stages.
SgDfaf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31

Mrs. Annie Wheeler has filed suit
against the Frisco railroad for s30,-
900 for the death OF her husband.
Wheeler was In a car with r.. NJ.
Rundell and In an attempt to make
a crossisng were run into by a train
and both of the man were killed,
according TO the petition.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31

DIES MONIES. Iowa, Aug. sO--slngles
by Ramsey and Lindimore with Pitts
sacrltles M inserted scored the winning
run Tor Oklahoma City In to game
here today. Harper hit a home run in
the sixth with one on bass. HuEhes'
fielding was a feature.
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Hhstted Tor Ferry In ninth
DNtFoi ',s .r.,s....s.,..O2 OILS 0i2--9
fhiladolhpia zee ...,.....9Oo O.l OOO--b
summary; Runs-Veach. Heliman g.
shorten Jones 3 Stanage, Dykes
Griffin :, c. Walker, Rommell. errors
Myatt, nurruH; two-baso hits--stanage,
hurruh, puGan, Dykes; three base hits
Jones, Shottoni home run Heilmann:
bases on hallH--off Leonard 2. OF oldham
! struck out--by Leonard 3, by Rommcii
:, by Perry D.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31

A quart of pure corn whisky was
captured yesterday afternoon nj the
homo OF Lee Peters, negro, OF Tabor.
No arrests was made as Peters was
not at home when the officers ar
rived. A thorough search was made
but no "liker" apparatus was found
Peters Is out on bond for the killing
OF another negro at Slick few
months ago,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31

Adelbert Trotter. who has been
attending the naval academy at
Annapolis for the last year, is eN-
pected home this week for few days
visit. He will return TO school as
soon as the fall term opens.
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FIRST GAME.

XBatted for Msrquard in ninth.
brooklyn .s.....s... 900 600 Ooo--0 |
ST. Louis ................Oo 900 o20 04I-5 |
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a balky ''whoopie" and a muddy
street yesterday afternoon caused
s. II, Apperson OF Beggs to seriously
crush his hand. His car had stopped
and while rolling II down hill In
an attempt to start It, he slipped and
one wheel Of the car passed over
his hand, The bones were so badly
crushed that II was necessary 10
amputate one finger, but Il Ia
thought that the remainder OF his
hand can be saved.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31

L. II, Bosh yesterday swore out a
warrant for the arrest OF George c,
Miller. Bosh declared that no gave
Miller n check for SO and that
Miller raised the check to $50 and
then attempted 10 cash Il.
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Notice Of Special Election

I.C.J Gayer, Mayor Of Town OF
Franklinton, Parish of Washington,
State of Louisiana, in compliance with
an ordinance passed by the Mayor
and Board OF Aldermen OF the said
Town, on the 18th day OF June, asso'
do hereby proclaim and give notice
that special election will be held IN
said Town for the purpose OF voting
upon the proposition to incur deob
and issue negotiable bonds therefor,
said bonds to run for the period OF
Twenty. Five years, and to bear inter-
est at the rate of Five (5) per cent per
annum, payable annually, the proceeds
of the said bonds to be used exclu-
siyely for the purpose OF erecting a
water plant in the Town OF Frank In
ton with pipe lines complete, the
amount Of said bonds to be issued to
the sum OF Thirty Seven Thousand
1871, 100000 Dollars, being less than
Ton ner cent of the assessed valuation
Of the property within the corporate
limits of the said Town of Franklinton,
L. as shown by the assessment
rolls last completed, and the principal
and interest of the said bonds to De
payable at such place as the Govern
ing authority of the said Town may
determine, and both principal ane
9 interest to be secured andpaid by the
levy and collection each year OF {
e sufficient tax during the time any O
e all OF the said bonds are outstanding
) In accordance with the provisions 0
i Article 2s1 of the Constitution and tn
tie laws Of the State of Louisiana.
: The said special election for TIL
s proposition will be held on the 81
g. day Of August 1920, between the hour
ID Of I A. NJ, and 5 P, M, and the pol
nd ing place where said election will :
be held will be at the Court House with
a said Town of Franklinton, La, at tn
usual polling booth. And the Office
hereby appointed to hold said electie
he are as follows; A. D. Wood, D.
Is Magee and A. @. Poole Commission
to ers, and W. Y. Wood, Clerk.
for The Mayor and Board Of Alderr,
it'll OF the said Town Of Franklinton "
al. meetin open session at the Mayo
al. Office on the 9th day Of August ~
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al q. A, M. and then and there pro-
coed to open the ballot boxes USED at
the said election and count the ballots
in number and amount cast at SAID
election, and make, Ale and, record a
process verbal thereof,
Dated at Franklinton, Washington
Parish, Louisiana, on this l4th day OF
June 1920.
H, F. Stafford, Secretary
Oh Gayer, Mayor,
Town of Franklinton'
hereby certify that the above ana
foregoing is a true and correct copy
of the original proclamation OF cleo
ton, issued by the Mayor OF the Towf
of Franklinton, La, and on f,le IN the
official journal of the said Town.
This 14th dav Of June 1920.
H. F. Stafford.
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Sheriff sale--No. 3a45'
William P. Mizell
VS..
Stephen X. Mizell ct ais.

Stephen K. Mizell ct ais.
9sth Judicial District Court of Louisl-
ana in and for Washington Parish
Notice is hereby given that by ylr.
fine of commission OF sale issued OUT
If the 96th judicial District Court OF
r ouisiana in and for Washington Par
ish in the above entitled and number
cd cause. to me directed and deliver
ered for execution, will proceed to
sell at public auction to the last anu
highest bidder on
Saturday, July 81, 1920.
ar the principal front door Of the
Court House at Flanklinton, Loulsl-
ana. between the legal sale hours lot
indicial sales, the following described
nrnnertv. being situated in the Far
ish Of Washington, State OF louisiana
towit;
First. 20 acres OF land more or less,
in the Moses Miller Headlight No
50. To. A South Range -, East st. Hell
Med, described as follows; bouno Oh
the North by lands of hampton keai
ty Co., on the East by lands soia ps
Warren Mizell to Luther Mizell ane
Dave Mizell, on the South by land
aold by Warren Mizell to Luthe
Misell, and on the West by @hoS .
W. P, Mizen and Burrell R, jones'
second. as acres of land, more 0
less, in the Moses Miller Headrlgn
: No. 50, TIP. A, South, Range u Eas
. 81. Hell. Med. described az 1ollo"s
n Round on the North by lands OF W.
9 NIGEL, East by lands Of Bolivar Aoam
3 South by lands of Bolivar Adams an an =
u the Bugue Chitto Ryer' ana "eS' :
y lands Of Burrell r. JONES'
1 Terms of sale--oash with dement,
appraisement' - ,ooo
IN This the aist day Of June, 1870
Ill j. E. Bateman, Sheriff.
% Publ. Juns aeIuly 20, iasol
vi.
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Signature of Voter
Section Il,

Section &.
Be 1t further ordained that tne
Clerk of Court and EX.Offlco Registrar
of votes for the Parish of Washington
shall furnish the election officers here
matter named with lists OF the tax
navers entitled to vote in person or
by proxy at the said election, together
with the valu alton of each of the tax
payers property as shown by the as
sessment roll last made and Tiled
prior to said election,
Section 7.
Be it further ordained that the SAID
election shall be held at the Court
House of the said Town of Franklin
ton, at the usual polling booth, With
in the limits of the. said Town, and
the following persons are hereby ap'
pointed and empowered to act at SAID
election; A. D. Wood, D. N. Magee
A. G. Poole, Commissioners. ant
w. Y. Wood, Clerk,
The officers of election above men
toned shall hold the election to con
form with act 256 of 1910, and act
mandatory thereof, and shall max
/ due returns of said election for TIT
f meeting of the Mayor and Beard 9
J, A Aldermen of the said Town OF Frank
: linton, to be held on the 9th day {
n August, 1920, at 5 o'clock, A. Nj an
e said officers shall be compensated
: accordance with law.
e Section ).
Be it further ordained that this o.
dinance shall take effect immedlatel
j. on promulgation'
;. Fl. F. Stafford, Clerk
y C. j. Gayer, Mayor.
+ | hereby certify that the above is
d true and correct copy OF ordlnan
passed by the Mayor and Board
Aldermen of the Town OF Frankllnto
i'd June 18th, 1920.
:. H, F, Stafford,
- Clerk,
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.

NOTICE To VUIEhO'
To vote in favor OF the proposition
submitted upon this ballot, place a
cross tX) mark in the square after
the word "yes", To vote against such
proposition place similar mark after
the word ''no."
Taxable valuation S,...,..'',''' go
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Washington Bank & Trust Co.
Located at Frankinton Parish Of Washington La.
J. B. LINDSEY, President
FRANK NJ BROWN, Vice President
W 8. BURR1s Cashier.
HR BAB1NeToN Asst. Cashier.

at the close of June 80, 1920
RESOURCES
, ...........s 57,3l5 81
D0AN - -, ..o,troro 261,617 35
Ooan' 'oo ~ - 3s2,447 Sc
o"n0A ~ ea 33T
Oseioaa'', .
oni'0o o 49, onnt;o. oto ..... 1920 90
o'nei oo n st ,nd sxroo .... 1880 90
DanN.'s n0"'o' ~ - 275 Oh
Due from banks (other than above)s 'ooo
-" 49, athon honho ...... 1907 So 740S5
Silver nickel copper coin. oSlo oS
National notes and all issues u D. govern $500 -
ment Except gold certfcates ooo'S W- oo'00' '"
| ro4 ..........,..$ s,OO9 rs
| LIABILITIES
Ga, ,., n.,a; Observation-Disclosures $4,000 90
o"p',a ' "a ..,...... 10000 90
a.,a n.e Loco evnenses and taxes paid 14O35 "a
Cashiers outstanding. SOLO " , -
Individual deposits subject to check 4S DO 4co 40
=. 49,, s.as danosts ,............ 1891 20
anai .s.as 80 denos, ............ 1902 50
n.uto n y - ,.............. $4,000
. 4 ~ .a I'm, radi.counted ........... 35,051 %
t 0ii0'' 90
. state Of Louisiana, Parish Of Washington
President and w Burr Cashier OF the above
hank that the above statement true 70 ne
= best of my knowledge and belief
Il F. NJ BROWN, Vice President
til W.. BuRRIs, Cashier.
p Subscribed and sworn to before 9th day OF july 1920
q rsaa,1 MAGEE W. orr, Notary Public.
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,.,..., .'''' go.
/. Proposition to incur debt
. and issue bonds OF theT6wn
. of Franklinton, Louisiana,
F.. to the amount of Thirty
: Seven Thousand (S37 ,0OO)
3: Dollars, to run for period Yes
: of Twenty five years, pay
p. able serially, as shall be
: prescribed by the Mayor
and Board of Aldermen of
said Town, under the ::..'.
: statutes relating thereto,
: bearing interaatat the rate
: of Five (5) per cent per
annum, payable annually,
:: for the purpose of con-
structing water plant, no
water pipes, etc., for the
use of the said Town ana
: it's inhabitants, the title to
which shall vest in the
said Town.
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lot boxes and the necessary blanks
and talley sheets and paraphernaIia
for the holding of said election.
The form of ballot to be used in
said election shall be in the following
form: