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Anderson Has Chance

Anderson Has Chance
Johnny Anderson is another who
must be given due consideration in the
deciding rounds to-day. He is APP
parently back in oldtime form which
means ne IS playing par golf. He
noon against Charles II. Paul, but did
not play out the last two holes. Both
genial DR.. A. 7. Haight. of the Belle
claire club, and in the Afternoon against
Paui, Gedney Farms pride, Anderson,
played clean,cut. steady golf, the kind
that generally brings in The spoils.
Upon the shoulders or clubs Of Top
ping rests the burden Of stopping three
star players of one club. The Green
wlch member is p fine golfer and is
going good just at present But the
odds are certainly against him with
two hard matches ahead, provided he
overcones young Sweetser. Topping's
victories yesterday were scored over
Harry Schartf, of the Scottish Ameri-
can club, and r. ". Bacon, of San
Of and 6.
The summary:
CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION.
First round---C. IL Paul Gednev Farm.
defeated A. G. Gregson. Belleclaire Z and
q j. e Anderson, sfwanoy defeated DR..
~ n.
! Sawyer Siwanoy, defeated r. N B. Fay.
oYf9rd,, and q E. Van Vleok jr. Green-
wich, defeated A. 2. Ranney, Greenwich,
feated F. Nv. Potter. Westchester, and Q:
I. Lewis Greenwich defeated J. G. Nc
Ma NON, sleepy Gyod Haley ana Henry j.
scharff, scottish-American ana 6; r. W.
Bacon, San Francisco, defeated e e.
etgrges, scarsdaie and !.
5 'ndr4; Sawyer defeated Van visck, ana
b Sweetser defeated Lewis 3 and 9; Top
ping defeated Bacon and s.
rrT Second d., sisteen 1rst ro4nd-J Bsrrisn,
GHdney Farm, I up; H x B. Davis. en-
sirSers defeated J. Bertram, wykagyl, +
and & W. G. Jones scarsdale. defeated
y runis, North jersey, Won from P. D.
wiea,, defeated A w. Webster, scarsdalo,
CYL defeated ". s. wonhan An apaw svyHa-
and 2; 3. F. Geddes Scarsdale, defeat d
Ia Second rounl-Davis defeated Berrien,
rs and 4 Tunis defeated Jones. / up. ls
holes Kerr defeated jung, and G; Ged-
des defeated Folk, and g.
Third sixteen first round-R Walsh
/ Scottish American, defeated W. II. Buch-
aran, Port Chester. 4 and 5 r. j. Morse
ManIh haitian. defeated J. G. Naele, Ban
gvl. defeated f, Longacre. st. Andrews,
W 10 holes; G. o. suddards Wykaeyl
9We iasS, j. Biliings ] Up Fl ~ 5oekett
wanoy, and 3 G. J. Webster Scarsda p
defeatel 9. Watson. Ardsiey, / up ls
hols T;, \ sqp wire Apawa,nis won from
Itch Massapequs, and i.
! Second round-Morse defeated walsh
!; lsockett. defeated Webster, Q up
| Haight defeated Squire. 8 and g
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american Champion Beats
Veteran After Fire Sets
californian Defeats Parke in Davis Cup Match by
o.. %, 20, SO, %, While Tilden
Downs kingscote, 10, 6--I, 6--3. OIL
By Frank Getty
Special Cable to The Tribune

IncJ
WIMBLEDON, England, 16Anera crack tennis r,.rars
william Johnston OF California, William Tdn Cd Of phade
practically nade NAV 49,
DAVIS by winning their singles English PLAYERS in
brilliant to-day Johnston defeat AT the hands
III onquerng Britisher in five se+s
30 81 while the tall Tiden, barrare of ;
drives the stubborn opposition F. Knescoe in
aur SETS the being 4-6 6-1,6 -3. 81
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Cooperstown Wins Final

HEMPsTEAD, L /. July 1e.-By
score OF TO the Cooperstown polo
team defeated Eatontown, n. j., this
afternoon at Meadow Brook in the
final match for the Hampstead cups.
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Topping Alone
Blocks Way of
Siwnoy Trio
Sweetser, Anderson and
Sawyer Also in the Semi
Finals for Victory Cup
BY Ray Mccarthy

The Siwanoy Golf Club, whicli is col,
-lecting championship trophies on every
hand. virtually has dragged another
across its threshold. Henry Topping,
of Greenwich, is the lone obstacle Of
three Siwanoy golfers in their scramble
for the Victory Cup. John anderson,
Ned Sawyer and Jess Sweetser all came
through the first and second rounds on
the Wykagyl links yesterday Ander-
son VIII meet Sawyer in the semi-finai
round this morning, while Swe User is
playing against Topping.
Sweetser, the intercollegiate cham
Llon. and Sawyer, recent winner of the
metropolitan title and present holder
o1 the Victory Cup, we're the enalists
in this tournament last year. ana manv
are OF the opinion that they will fight
q out again to-day. However, both
nave clever and capable opponents.
JUST at present Sweetser appears to
De moving along in the most approved
golflng manner of the lot After elm
mating +. W. Potter in the morning by
and 2, he encountered the extremely
proficient Reggie Lewis, of Greenwich,
ana won this match by the sane score.
Lewis Is Overtaken
:, Sweetser got Off to poor start in
the afternoon and lost the first hole
by taking a"afew extra puts. He
evened matters at the third, but lost
both the fifth and sixth holes. Then
ne reversed matters and, aided by some
poor play on the part of Lewis, he won
the next three holes in succession and
was l up at the turn. He held this ad-
vantage on the tenth and eleventh and
by winning the twelfth aad thirteenth
holes and having the others won by
8 and g
The cards:
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Purse for Louie Crattan

TOLEDO, July 16.-Louie Grattan,
the favorite. won the Willys-Overland
1903 pacing stake worth $780, the
feature on to-day's Grand Circuit card
the three heats being the fastest paced
this Season
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There were few flaws in Sawyer's ar
ternoon performance against Eddie Van
Week. Sawyer's victim in the morning
was r; B. Fay, of the Oxford Club, the
score beng and 2; Van Week turned
in q good card to eliminate A. E. Ran
ney, of Greenwich, by and 2.
Sawyer's Epce was entirely too fast
for Van Week once the former got
under way and began to play each hole
in par or better. The "Met" champion
was out in 81 and was up at the
turn. Coming back he had two 2's and
two as, which gave him three more
holes and the match by and 5. Pro-
vided the Siwanoy star continues at
the same rate to-day, he will come
close to winning another leg on the
cup.
Tha cards.
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international League

I'ehrer. Pastire A. C., New York, As feet
inches; fourth, II. c. Pierce, Newton, I'M
attached, AZ feet inches.
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Cierfcai workers wovtsiy aud well qualified
-itacn them through a Tribune Help
wanted Al Phone Beekman aeo0.--Aast
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sed sixteenth M wa 49, - - !
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IL acing Sum m aries
EMPIRE CITY RACETRACK, JULY Is
WEATHER CLEAR; TRACK GOOD

SIS FIAsT RACE ST. 900 half
b.
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MT TO the front raandng the turn and stood drive
: carried vida at the had Of the stretch but finished
n the stretch
gge ar Odds; $1,000 Five furlonss start good:
- Winner. b. e. BY UncIe-Lotfie Darr. Owner. J.
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Sibca. up with the pace all the way. went to
gsmely through The firsl eighth. Oceanna was ca
strong. Great Gull closed very sTonz thrcaigi tht
zoo SIXTH RACE;-selling; for maiden tsvtN-se
waa easily: plsce driving Time. l:92 IS
" Mct-ialiand Traincc Is paftersnn.
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Gsievaiter never left Il
beet Of the others. Tas
Evening star., 1920-01-06
FEMALE.

ACCOUNTANTS-We are looking for few
desirable ladies who wish to learn public ac-
counting and income tax work during their
spare time. Call 325 Colorado bldg. Open
until pm. 1O'
ASSISTANT STEWARDESS for nurses messP
Apply Mrs. Sanford Nurses Quarters, No. l
Walter Reed General Hospital -
BOuKKEEPER and saleswoman for steady po
sition year round Apply Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co.. S15 1th ST. NV. s.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: !:
ONLY THOSE WITH BEST
REFERENCE NEED APPLY.
WILLIAM HAHN CO., 9TH
AND X.
CASHIER; no experience required. Apply afte.
$50 pm. to manager Empire Theater. 81 II
Evening star., 1920-01-06
WANTED-HELP.
SALESMEN.
AN OLD ESTABLISHED

' AN OLD ESTABLISHED
coffee and tea house wants three
men to fill vacancies now open
If its Washington territory.
! his position is one requiring
expert sales experience among
The grocery trade. These men
are wanted for permanent posi-
tIons; salary and commission.
State age, married or single.
sales. experience and ii surety
bond can be furnished. Address
BOX 253-E. STAR OFFICE.
g.
Evening star., 1920-01-06

1:AG cJnta ming geld mounted pearl opera
glasses between 18th and and Treasury
Reward. Phone Treasury al or Franklin
Evening star., 1920-01-06

PRESSER wanted to work piecework. Call at
crce $50 Pa ave. NV.
PRINTEE-One thoroughly practical in Job
work. to take charge OF small plant; unusual
opportunity for looking for advance
ment, Address Box 244-E, Star ONCE. g.
SAkS & COMPANY have an
opening for an experienced shoe
salesman; a good position for
the right man; good salary and
permanent position. Apply to
manager. Saks & Co.
Evening star., 1920-01-06

LI.IE-Thoroughbred. male; yellow and
white. without collar and tag. Reward II re
turned to 2Ot. Z ST. NV.
Evening star., 1920-01-06
WANTED-HELP.

sEAMSTREsS for chidren's good. plain
clothes; must be experienced and well recon-
mended. Address Box 62-H STIR Office. -
SETTI.ED LADY. to marx goods. Apply 1922
1st st. --------------
Evening star., 1920-01-06

STTU GLOVE trigbi) Jan. ), New Hamr,
shire ave. between T aud L sts Reward. X.
urn To 1905 New Hampshire ave.
Evening star., 1920-01-06

BUNCH OF KEYS. at 1fth and Il. or lfth and
SITS. Reward can Room i0s, Star bldg.
CARVED GOLD BRACELET and small locket
with chain, in envelope on Potomac Park car
between 514 Lamont 81. and 14th and Park
road: sentimental value. Telephone Main 1850.
Br. J1y. Cresrner.
Evening star., 1920-01-06

STAMPER AND DESIGNER
for art department. One
who thoroughly under
stands stamping and de-
signing in embroidery de-
partment. Good salary and
permanent position. Apply
Mr.. Hart.
LANSBURGH & BRO,
Seventh Street.
STENOGRAPHER for large grocery concern,
give references experience and salary expect
ed. Address Box 1OOH. Star office. s.
STENOGRAPHER. good. competent: perma-
nent position In Washington with large manu-
featuring concern: salary commensurate with
ability. Address Box 74H. Star office.
STENOGRAPHER: permanent: agricultural
dictation; good salary. Room 512 91s G st.
NV.
STENOGRAPHER-Desk room: opportunity for
public stenographer: office space free in return
for answering telephone. Address Box 10 H.
Star office.
Evening star., 1920-01-06

CUFF BUTTON. gold initial NJ Call Line.
..2Jj. Reward
Evening star., 1920-01-06

BROWN FUR Monday in Iansburgh's or Toe
store. 9TH aud ST. Communicate with Route
:. RoX %. AleNandria. Va. KewArd. =
Evening star., 1920-01-06

BELT-Wide leather. Liberal reward. l233
r.. ave. n w Er. l.l12.
Evening star., 1920-01-06
FOUND
LOST.

AIREDALE PUP. male, mos. old Saturday
tax ticket G51T Return 214J California St
Reward. North Jl9U.
l:AG-wilI the party who found black bag
with check book of Mrs. J.. i. Smith on the
Federal Bank return to 2JO1 18th NV. and
receive reward.
Evening star., 1920-01-06

TWO TEACHERS-Men to teach inthay school.
one English and history. one modern languages.
Phone Franklin 4463 g.
WAGON DRIVER. at once. Penn Oil Co,
Rosslyn. Va.
wANrED-A Licensed engineer. Apply Room
201. Baltic bldg. COG st. NV.
WANTED young men with some experience
in adjusting gas lights and appliances; steady
position: good chance for advancement. Apply
Room o13-14 McIachlen bldg. g.
WANTED-Non union carpenters at 3t0S In
gomar St, Chevy Chase: also. boys to learn
the trade. +. Sonnemann. Builder. g.
WHITE BOYS with BICYCLES Apply Mr.. Sim
mons. 141S New York ave.
WHITE MEN or boys. with motor cycles, for
short hours after pm Apply Nj. Simmons,
141S New York ave.
YOUNG MAN TO visit government departments
for ascertaining and reporting government ac-
tivities for information bureau: knowledge of
typewiiting required. Address Box So II, Star
office. -
YOUNG MAN to work in warehouse Apply
to 14.." 1st St ne.
YOUNG MEN-$35 per week. Our course in
stenosraphy will hit you for the position in 3C
DAYS FREE 3 days trial instructions. Day and
night classes. Individual instruction.
3O-DAY STENOGRAPHIC SCHOOL.
S17 14th ST. NV. Fourth Floor. NJ. $50
YOUNG MAN-$3O per week after completing
short intensive stenographic course. We
guarantee the position. Open Monday. We'd
hesday and Friday evenings.
Enrol now--Don't wait.
New class-Low rate.
STEWARDS BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Main SG7l Mr.. Hales.
12O1 + ST, NV,
Evening star., 1920-01-06

BAG-Near 10Th and Pa. ave. I child ; De+ded
mesh bag. Reward Return 10 owner. 1. y.
Henry ind and SITS. NV, Nansemond
pharmacY Phone " ts1h
Evening star., 1920-01-06

RAG containing glasses and rosary bet. l4th
aud Z. Cap. Reply l2l4 II st. Sc Reward.
BAG with keys Friday. Please return to .ol9
HiIlyer pl Tel North 6S6s. Reward.
Evening star., 1920-01-06

FIREMAN. experienced. for high-pressure
boiler: must have permit; steady position and
good chance for advancement: must have ref
erences. Apply Vogue Dry Cleaning Co.. 361S
14th st. NV.
FORD MECHANIC-First-class: will pay big
wages. A. j. Stabler. 425 X st. NV. -
FOUR reliable men for interesting special
work: 1t will pay to investigate. Apply )
to 6. 2OG District National Bank.
GENTLEMAN stenographer and bookkeeper at
once. Mr.. Iacoby. Potomac Oil and Gas Co..
30 Southern bldg.
HALLMAN, colored Northbrook Court. 10th
and Newton.
HOUSEMAN and waiter; furnace: boarding
he use: stay nights preferred. 1414 Mass. ave.
JAPANESE or Philippine for cook and general
housework: apartment: four in family: city
references required. Phone before 10 in morn
ing after evening. North 8126. g
MAN to do general clerical work; references
required. Apply at once to Washington News
Co., 313 9th NV.
Evening star., 1920-01-06

YOUNG LADY 10 give dancing lessons in pri-
vate family. Address Box lO3-H. Star office.
YOUNG LADY, to act as assistant bO0kkeeper
and for clerical work. Address Box J7-H, Star
office. So
Evening star., 1920-01-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Nlsllls uAA.

SECONDHAND BUSINESS-aood location: I:
party leaving town. Address Box 5o-H, Star
nf1ir
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with costs.
19L-sw of sc. Section 10, town 45.
range 35. Amount $4.55. Paid Twp.
Treas.
19lS-sw OF ne. Section l6, town &c
range S5. Amount $S.7S. Paid Twp.
Treas.
Total. 1898.
CRYSTAL FALLS TOWNSHIP
Amounts 10 be reassessed on the
township at large as rejected taxes
for the reasons given in margin.
1915-Und SIS NV OF Sc. Section S6.
town A, range S2. Amount $3.17
Tax III. Land.
1915-Und SIS sw OF Sc. Section SO.
town A. range 80. Amount $317. Tax
II. Land.
191S-Und "a OF portion Sc OF NV.
Section 20, town 4S. range 32. Amt.
1858. Indef
191S-se OF Sc. Section 20, town 46.
range 81. Amount $12.S4. Twice re-
turned
191s.-se OF Sc. Section 20, town 46
range 32. Amount $14.96. Twice re-
turned.
1q1S-Lot /. Section 6. town 46,
range 33. Amount $4.2S. Des. wrong
191S-Lot /. Section 15, town a..
range 3S. Amount s &c. Gov. land,
Total, $4S.3l
Amounts paid township treasurer TO
be referred TO the supervisors for coll
lection from treasurer or bondsmen
with costs
1915-Und. 1-3 NV OF ne. Section 6,
town i3, range -. Amount S0.Si. Pd.
twp. treas.
1915-Und. 10 sw Of ne. Section 6,
town 4S, range 80. Amount s0S4. Pd
Twp. Treas.
l9l5-Und. 1-3 Sc OF ne. Section 6.
town AZ, range 80. Amount $0S4. Pd
Twp. Treas.
19l5Und. 1-3 ne OF sw. Section 6.
town 4S. range 32. Amount $0.S4. Pd.
Twp. Treas
1915-Und. Ia NV OF sw Section 6.
town AZ. range 80. Amount $O.S4. Pd.
Twp. Treas.
1915-Und. 1-S sw OF sw. Section 6.
town 43, range 32. Amount $0.S4. Pd.
Twp. Treas.
1915-Und. 1-3 sc OF sw. Section 6.
town 43. range 80. Amount s0.S4. I'd.
Twp. Treas.
19l5-Und. 1-3 Sc OF NV. Section 10,
town 4S. range 80. Amount $5.O7. Pd.
Twp Treas.
1915-Und. 1-2 Lot 2. Section 20,
tows 4S, range S2. Amount $5.07 Pd.
Twp. Treas. w
19i5-Und. 1-2 Lot 7. Section 20.
town 43, range S2. Amount S3.S3. Pd
Twp. Treas.
19l5-Und. 1-2 Lot S. Section 90,
town as, range 32. Amount 1888. Pd.
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Twp. Treas.
! l9l5-ne of NV. Section &c, town|
"a, range 80 Amount s5.07. Paid
Twp. Treas.
l9l5-URd. 1-2 sw OF Sc. Section "a n
town 4S, range 49, Amount s6.34. Pd.|
Twp Treas.
l9l5-Und. 1-2 Sc of sc. Section "a /
town 43, range 49, Amount s6.34. Pd.|
Twp. Treas.
1917-Und 1-2 ne OF ne. Section 81 I
town A, range S2 Amount 1921. Pd.
Twp. Treas
1917-Und. l-2 NV OF ne. Section 2I|
town A, range 32. Amount 1921. Pd.
Twp. Treas.
1917-Und. 1-2 sw OF ne. Section 2l
town A, range 32. Amount $2.21. Pd.
Twp. Treas.
19l7--Und. 1-2 Sc OF ne. Section 2I,
town a., range 80. Amount $2.21. Pd.
Twp. Treas. e~
1917-Und. 1-2 ne OF NV. Section 21,
town "A, range 80. Amount $22l. Ed.
Twp Treas
1917 Und. IL NV OF NV Section 2i,
town A. range S2. Amount $2.21. Pd
Twp. Treas.
1917-Und, i-2 sw OF NV. Section 21,
town "A. range 80. Amount $2.21. Pd.
Twp. Treas.
1917-Und. 1-2 Sc OF NV. Section 81,
town "A, range 32. Amount S2.21. Pd
Twp. Treas
1917-Und. l-2 ne of sw. Section 21,
town a. range S2. Amount $2.21. Pd
Twp Treas.
1917 Und. IL NV OF sw. section 21.
town "A, range 32. Amoont $2.21. Pd.
Twp. Treas.
l917-Und. 1-2 sw OF sw. sertion 21.
town Is, range 80. Amount s2.21. Pd
Twp. Treas.
1917-Und. 1-2 Sc OF sw. Section 81
town A. range S2. Amount 1921. Pd.
Twp Treas.
1917-Und 1-2 ne of Sc Section 81.
town A, range 80. Amount 1921. Pd.
Twp. Treas.
1917-Und. 1-2 NV OF Sc. Section 21,
town A, range 32. Amount 1921. Pd.
Twp. Treas.
1917-Und. 1-2 sw of Sc. Section 81,
town A. range 80. Amount 1921. Pd.
Twp. Treas.
1917--Und. 1-2 Sc OF Sc Section 81,
town A., range 80. Amount 1921. Pd.
Twp. Treas.
43. range 33. Amount $26.53. Faid
Township Treasurer.
Total. $10332.
HEMATITE TOWNSHIP
Amounts TO be reassessed on the
township at large as rejected taxes
for the reasons given in margin.
191S-Lot 6. Section 32 town As,
range "a. Amount 1892. Gov. land.
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Roll called on the above resolution
as follows Ayes: Supervisors Ben
son. Perkins, Corbett, Uren. Nelson,
Warshawsky, Neely Bloomquist, Cou-
nihan. Udd.
Nays: None. Resolution adopted
Charged back tax Resolution
Nate Narshawsky chairman OF the
committee on charged back taxes. re-
ported TO the board that his commit
tee has instructed him 10 offer the fol-
lowing resolution which he according
ly did, and was seconded by Bloom
quist
BE II resolved by the board OF su-
pervisors OF Iron county, Michigan in
regular annual meeting duly assembl-
ed in the supervisors room in the
court house in the City or Crystal
Falls in said county on the 18th day
OF October 1920, that the charged
back taxes appearing upon the Auditor
Generals list thereof for the present
year. and which said list has by the
county clerk been laid before this
board at it's present meetings be
and the same are hereby disposed OF
In the manner following
BATES TOWNSHlP
Amounts TO be reassessed upon the
townships at large as rejected taxes
f0f reasons given In margin
l915-w l-2 or Ia Section 1, town
40, range SO. Amount $l1.34. Error
returned.
l916-n 1-2 or IL. Section /. town
as, range So Amount $13.7O. Error
returned.
1sl7-se OF ne Section 3S, town a.,
range "a. Amount $1911. Des wing.
lel7-Lot Section 20, town 46.
Range 35 Amount sS.21 Govt. land.
ls17-ne OF sw. Section 81. town 46,
renge 35. Amount S4.57. Govt. land
1917--S 1-2 OF sw. Section 81. town 46.
range 35. Amount $10.92. Gov. land.
fgtS-sw OF NV. Section "a, town 45,
rangge 35. Amount $4.39. Gov. land.
191S-ne OF sc. Section 6, town as,
range S5 Amount $12.27, Indef.
Less ! acre IN sc cor.
191S-Lot /. Section &c, town 46,
range 35. Amount $10.49. Gov land.
191S--ne OF sw. Section 81, town
SO. range S5. Amount $4.39, Gov.
land
l91S-s 1-2 OF sw. Section 81, town
46, range 80. Amount $10.49. Gov,
land
Total slO9.SS.
Amounts paid township treasurer to
be referred to the supervisors for coll
lection from treasurer or bondsmen
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City of Crystal Faals. IN said county.
on the 18th day OF October. A. d.
1920, having exabined the assessment
rolls OF the several townships and city
OF said county for the year 1920.
(there being but one city In said coun-
ty. which said city D. governed by the
provisions of Act No. 2l5 OF the Pub
lie Acts of 1895, as amended) and have
found the assessments there in as f.
nally PASSED upon by the several
boards OF review in said county and
the state Tax Commissioners to be as
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Co. Road Taxes shall be
i between the several Twps
Z said county, according to-
zcd valuations.
4 adopted.
ling resolution was Offer
visor Perkins, Chairman
nittee on Equalization
adoption and was sec
ervisor Counihan.
Z Board OF Supervisors
". Michigan, In regular
mbled at the Supervis-
the Court house, at the
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nd Whereas, after examination OF
several assessment rolls for the
nose OF ascertaining whether the
M -aluation OF the real property
MI spective townships and City
said ,ounty, have been equally and
.formly estimated we deem SAID
i property valuations to be cor
Il. ~
Therefore, BE II Resolved, by the
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BOARD OF supervisors OF Iron County,
in session as aforesaid, that the real
nroperty valuations In the several
and city in Iron county for
the wear 1920. and the same are here
nv eoualized in adding to and deduct
ing from the several valuations OF the
real property in the townships and
citv n said County respectively 10 be
indicated in said subjoined table.
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aggregate Amount .....s..S S0,Of5.l0
Now, Therefore, BE IL Resolved by
the Board of Supervisors OF Iron coun-
~. Michigan, in regular annual meet-i
ing assembled at the Supervisors
room in the court house in the City
of Crystal Falls In said county, on the
18th day of October, 1920, and that the
said amounts OF state, county road and
couny taxes respectively be and they
are hereby apportioned abong the sew
eral townships and city In Iron coun-
ty in proportion to the valuation OF the
taxable property therein, real and per-
sonal as determined by this board for
the year 1920, and that the respective
apportioned amounts OF money. to-
gether with the several amounts OF
money To be raised for townships, city,
school, highway, poor, county and one
mill tax respectively be spread upon
the assessment rolls OF the said sew
eral townships and city for the year
1920 as follows tO-wit
The diamond drill., 1920-10-02


The above resolution was according
ly offered by supervisor Nicely. who
moved its adoption. and on motion was
seconded by supervisor Nelson
and the roll call on same was
as follows; Ayes: Supervisors Ben
son. Perkins. Corbett, Uren. Nelson,
Warshawsky. Neely Bloomquist Cou-
nihan, Udd.
Nays: None. Resolution adopted
The following resolution was offer
ed by supervisor Perkins. chairman OF
tho Committee OF Equalization and
Apportlonment OF Taxes, who moved
It's adoption and was seconded by
Counihan.
Whereas, the Auditor General OF the
State OF Michigan has certified the a.
mount OF state taxes apportioned 10
Iron county I'm the year 1920 TO be
si56. .404.95. and,
Whereas, the amount OF money TO
be raised by tax for county road pur-
poses In Iron county in the year 1920
has been determined and agreed by
this board according TO law, 20 be $40.
10000, and,
Whereas, this board has ascertalned
and determined the amount OF money
10 be raised by tax for county pur-
poses In Iron county In the year 1920
shall be $179, ,645.00. and
Whereas, the several Township
Clerks and the City Clerk I'm the City
OF Crystal Falls In said County, have
caused to be fled I'm the Office OF the
Clerk OF Iron county statements and
certificates authorizing and directing
moneys 70 be raised In said townships
and city by taxation for townships,
city, schools. highways, poor and 9th
er purposes In the year 1890 in a
mounts respectively as follows:
BATES TOWNSHIP
Contingent Fund tax .-s 10000
High wayimp. tax .... -. 100000
Road Repair tax ....... 100000
Cemetery tax ...... 10000
School tax 100000
Hall tax }s -----------~ 500.O 90
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