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New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
Greenwich and Cedar Streets
Corner Leased for SJOO. .gOO

Rice & Hill leased for Miss Esther
B. Hopping and A. Howard Hopping to
the Terminal Lunch Company the
northwest corner of Greenwich and
Cedar streets, a four and five story
building. The lease is for long term
OF years, at a rental approximatino.
about $4,000 Extensive improve
ments are planned
Harris, Vought & Co. leased for the
Vanderbilt Realty Corporation the
store 3S East East Forty-eighth Street
to Z. X. Fleming
The Haggstrom Calen Company
leased for five years the four story
and basement brick store and apart
ment building 432 Columbus Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
Aeolian Company Acquires
Factory in the Bronx

Louis Schlesinger, Inc, sold to the
Aeolian Company the five-story, rein
forced concrete factory of the Advance
Novelty Candy Company. at the south
east corner of Willow Avenue and East
13Sth Street, 225x100.
Harry Calm has resold to John Mas
simino the plot at the northwest cor
ner of 177th Stret and Jerome Avenue,
221x1O5, for which plans have been
prepared for one-story garage now
being erected.
Sisca e. Palad:no sold for James
Brownsheld to Anthony Polosie 1864
Wallace Avenue, two-story dwelling,
and TIA Van Nest Avenue, corner of
Wallace Avenue "a threestory dwell
ing. with store, 24x95.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
Commercial Credit

The need for ready cash, so difficult
% obtain from the banks, is still in
auencing many of the smaller whole
salers il textile lines to liquidate their
socks. The cashing-in process is be-
coming more difficult, however, due to
.he fact that it takes radical price re-
dactions to induce buying at present.
Commercial bankers assert that in
cuires fer ne wloans are as strong
Is they have been at any time in the
ast six months. Commercial paper
-stes show no change, best named
1aper being quoted at per cent. The
situation has eased to the extent that
title paper above this figure is coming
MO the market.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
Paul Isson Restaurant
Passes to New Owne,

Charles F. Noyes Company sold for
approximately $5O,ooO the lease, good
will and fixtures of the Paul Osson Res
taurant at "a Murray Street, corner Of
Church Street. for the estate Of Paul
lsson, represented by Stephen j. Han
ley, to Charles Geissert. The Noyes
Company and Mr.. Hanley have also ar
ranged an extension of the lease COW
ering the entire building for eight
years at an annual rental of about S75,-
000A The property belongs to the Inter
borough Rapid Transit Company.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
Westchester Realty Deals

Burke Stone, Inc, sold the corner OF
Young and Washington avenues, Pei
hamwood, for Charlotte Exc to Edward
J. Dillon, of New York, and lot on Ross
more Avenue, Bronxville, for Mary NJ
Fleig to Fernando Pfeil, of Bronx
Manor
Thomas S. Burke sold as Post Street,
Yonkers, for the Boyce Realty Corpora
ton to Michael Sullivan. 1t is u three
family dwelling.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
sURROGATEs' NOTICES

- orrtfSvANCE OF AN ORDER OF
la ~ '~S,r John P. CohaIan. Surrogate
|n,s" >.SoGnty Of New York. dated April s,
s' NM NOT ICE is hereby given to ali per.
WA Ss.ns Claims against Charlotte c.
d. i2te OF the County OF New York
a. sSed. ,S. 70 present the same with vouch-
1. shereot to the subscriber. at place
1sEesacting business. at tho once OF
H.. of5ok g. Boriand, No 46 Cedar
Sstesss' IN tho City of New York, on or
J ra me End day OF November next
i.is Ne" York. eshs l5th day OF April.
|. 'aS RECTOR. CHURCH wARDENs
= fstst StsD ESTRYMEN or GRACE
SSnnsS.KcH IN THE CITY OF NEW
xlrS4as1A l. Administrator. c. t. q
Lh BROOK & BORLAND. Attor-
e.. css Tor Administrator. c. {. D.. -
S'aar Street. New York. N. K.
n RSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
~ aofAoie John =. Cohalau, a Surrogate
yesy.;ss5,s onnty OF New York.
No = is hereby given to all persons
u. =. v.eiss against John Van n. Hoff.
ss<t Washington. u. c.. decea sed to pre-
~ same with vouchers thereof to4.the
Atss .eus a. their place OF transacting bus
Esnaan ne ottlce 81 the Metropolitan Trust
N EsR ot the City OF New York, at No
lsn. IL hsssss. In the Borough OF Mankat-
eas ts.s sHs lily OF New YORK, on or before
Dst.a' SSy OF January next.
3sB se~ York. the S0th day OF June.
IS TRUST COMPANY OF
~asis H. SoHE8TON.
Gr~r,,.ars
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
LEGAL NOTICES


ISVPRENE COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
cAuoiph Greenhouse plaintiff. VS.. Bella
n l-enl"l use defend ndant-SuUMon
|ioI. absolute divorce
70 the above named defendant:
~ are hereby summoned TO answer the
iht IN this action, and to serve =
F.. |,s OK your answer on the plaintiffs at
IT,, us Witn'n twenty days after the serv-
|as VI u tfDs Summons. exclusive of the day
T., service, and in case cf your failure to
I sss.@r ssst..r or answer judgment viii be taken
,tsrf;ssls lsa1;sl You 10y default for the relief de-
! 1'Ir.ev rv lis the complaint.
D@'SH NeW York september 1st. 1920.
REiSFELD & CYMBERG,
o~ Attorneys for Plaintiff
~"0r ana f. O address. 90 Nassau Street,
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
10 Bella Greenhouse:
sos 'oEesoins summons is served upon
III os punNcation. pursuant to an order
sn,u' lfFias Lehman. Il Justice of the
IN Count Of the State of New York
sis, ..ie 10TH day OF September. 1920, and
c., WIN .,A the complaint In the Office of the
Con-. " tte County Of New York at the
Nsnhss Court House. in the Borough OF
York ~'ss' SVuAly ana state OF New
~''" Ne" York. Septembey 17th.s1s2o.
ILiSEELD * C,TMBERC
se-as.an L ~ address. SO Nassau street,
- 81 Manhattan, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
William B. Merrall Joins
Iou;S Scblesiuper. Inc. Force

William B. Merrall, formerly retail
credit manager for Acker, Merrall &
Condit, has become associated with the
New York Office of Louis Schlesinger,
Inc. Mr.. Merrall is member of the
old New York family which for three
generations has been connected with
the Acker Merrall & COndit Company
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
13 Small Buildings Planned
For Bronx 10 Cost 100000

Plans have been filed for thirteen
three-story brick stores, Offices and
dwellings to be erected at sol to 8l3
Westchester Avenue by the Broomis
ealty Corporation, John X. krauch
president. They will stand on site
2OOx1oO. and are estimated Rto cost
100000 oy Herbert R. Manner, archi-
tect, who prepared the designs.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
Long Island City Plot
Bought for Improvement

The Roman Callman Company sold
for Mary F. Streever to Shore Estates
Corporation, holding corporation, who
will use the property for storage pur-
poses and eventually improve the same,
the plot 5Ox1o0, located on the south
side of Tenth Street, 100 feet west OF
the Boulevard, Long Island City.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
Fire Record

The fire record on August 81 showed
nre as having occurred in the premises OF
Il. Merblunt % and rs Lsspenard Street
Tho Fire Marshal finds that the fire was
not IN the premises OF r Merblum.
A NJ. Loss
5;l5--2o4s Boston rd.. tho Bronx:
Joseph Miola ............. .Trihing
7:25--Opposite sos East 10th St:
tree fire ............ .Trihing
1o:45---12s West 6tth st. unknown Trlftng
11:50--l36 West 52d st; Lawrence
Sales Auto Co... Unknown
M
2:eo-lo6th st and West End av..
auto OF Climbed Bros Trihing
2:6o-1b2 w. 96th st, Mary c. Nc
Sonne1i st Isnnie Jvasser 'i''hs
man ................... .Trining
s:os-s57 E. sd St. simon vogel {
Co ................ Trining
b:l5-eos w. ssth At. lot, unknown. None
e:4o--56 Pike st. unknown. Triding
7:20--Greenwich and Rectors SITS.
7;15-ss2 Boston Road. the Bronx
Philip Goldberg ......... Trifling
so5--202 Fifth Ave; Max Black
man ........... ....,.. Unknown
s.l5--2st Monroe ST.: Lyman Cot
s:2o-s4 West SEA st; I'M. '
known -.,....,-..-.... .Triflng
10 Co.'S Wtliet ST; Rebecca Brad
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
Flat for 105th Street

1o5th st % and "a West. for six
story housekeeping apartments. S76x
Brooklyn, owner; c. NJ. McCabe. 90 5th
av. architect; cost $4,000
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05

MANHATTAN-s 500 50. it.. story
anu basement concrete; heavy con-
struction- Passenger. freight and side
Walk elevators; loading PLATFORM Rent
all or part.
BROOKLYN-so. 900 so. IT,. new stee,
and concrete story ( basement huild-
ing 1909 sprfnklered. perfect light.
z2O lbs carrying capacity; good labor;
near naa,, trolley and subways. Purchase
B4LTIMoRE- a1,l1Hs 900 SO. IT. modern
woodworlting r. r. siding gu ana l12eG docI}s' Ior
Ideal for any manufacturing.
LONG ISLAND CITY-1o 900 eo n
new l story brick; high ceilings. steam
neat; stories can be added. Rent or
sell. Immediate possession
NEwARK-122o 900 So. it.. story &
easement brick and mill construction
equipped power plant. Very excep-
uonal 'or price quoted
MACHINE MAKING INDUSTRY. NEAR
NEW YORK-Making standard small
ialhes, also metal cutting. shaping and
I,,i.i Itut,ih1ng. piant Just completed; main
and power house. ~ acres land
X H. siding. Opportunity TO get high
class, going business.
CENTRAL NEW JERsEY-5o. 900 50
IT,. new one story brick and concrete
buildings Il. r. siding excellent labor
conditions. Suitable light or heavy
manufacturing any line. Sale or lease.
pHILADELPHIA-2o 900 So. it.. G .
story concrete and brick machine shon
and factory buildings. Immediate pcs-
session.
HARTFORD-ss.o 900 SO IT,. centrally To-
Gated manufacturing plant; sprln-
klered, steam heat, large office snare
H. r. siding. Suitable any storare or
manufacturing purpose
NEAR CANfDEN-74. 900 50. IT, series
story brick buildings; full power
plant. r. r. siding. Is acres Land.
NEW JERsEY-21.Ooo So. IT,. fully
equipped candy factory; 4 buildings
story. Rent sell. Immediate
possession.
NEWARK14,s5o 50; IT, new one story
brick and concrete building; steam
heat; day light. close to freight sta
tion and car lines easy trucking ar
cess to Manhattan. Immediate pos
session.
NEW YORK HARBOR-7Oo0o sd #
modern building. suitable for machins
shop, woodworking or chemical. 30
acres land. r. 4. siding and dock.
PRINCIPALS ONLY.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
Ten CoInrs Selected

Ten colors have been selected by the
solor card committee of the United
WAIST League Of America, following
conferences between blouse manufac-
'nFers and producers of silks, cottons
'cOptnasd on page ,wenty-thres>
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
QUEENS GARDENS

WHY PAX $3.50 per mo. rent when Il Is pos
sioIe to own one Of these beautiful Colonial
cottages al an expense Of $50 Easiest
Terms. jefferson ave. Queens Village
Write Egelhct :, Mansfield. Inc. 5s3 3th
Ave, Astoria.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
ROCKVILLE CENTKE

SACRIfICE-l3 beautiful homes ard
npn~alows: ali modern .uprovsra~1t4t .
minutes from Long Beach. . r' lnnfes from
station. Price S. G0e 20 sle.50o Reason
able seTsus. Sui TIL SHORE ESTATES.
Rockville Centre. L.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05

HOMES or unusual distinction. TO
rooms. ali modern convfniences ranging
from $500 to sf5. 900. within s rninuteS
walk OF station
AMSTERDAM DEVELOPMENT & SALES
CO.. 1863 Broadway, New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
SORTfiPORr

Three attractive modern shore front prop
critics. with or without acreage homes oE
comfort and refinement; conveniently To-
gated. with riparian rights. $4,000 10
1f5.eoo EDWIN \. RONIEY. Norfhpor,,
l.. l.. II West 94th ST. New York cty
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05

HERE'S A BARGAIN-Can't last long:
first locker buys this beautiful g.
room new home; gas, electricity. steafs3
heat (servants needless). front and
back yard. etc; $500 cash gives decd
of possession. balance monty like rent
on Metropoutan Life IN 'N- tpo.--
gage; price $3.50. Tel. Flatbush $500
iIuuedlatult-.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05

ATTRACTIVE OFFER roorns bath.
pipeiess heater electricity, gas. convenient
village and depot. 5000 cash S. 900. other
bargains from $500 10 SIS 01o Vm. N
Van Ness, noTth "A OF STA. Tel. Freeport ss5 r
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
SPRINGFIELD


COMPLETE HOME, ready for occupancy.
Z rooms, hsth. steam heat. all lop provo
ments. eiegsHtiy decor4ted- screens.
shades. 5Gx325. minutes station $4,000
Thompson. : Atlantic Ay Phone s6s Lynbk.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
Long Island

A BARGAIN--A fine six-room house with
bath for sale or rent: all improvements !:
must dispose of this week going West
terms reasonable. Clarence Il. Pine, Grand
ST. Westbury. l.. l., n. y.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05

Attractive frame and stucco dwelling
containing rooms. l bath steam heat
Pittsburgh gas heater. open FIRE. garage.
corner plot, 60xl0o; conveniently located
sl3, 900. J. WILSON DAYTON. Bayside
/. i. PhOne 81 BANslGs.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05

THE IDEAL suburban home Oh North
Shore; % minutes Penn Station: some
bargains in houses and plots
j. HART WEIGH
Dougiaston. Phone Baysde Sill
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
Bronx

1S3D STREET and Grand Concourse s. w
corner. new house Apartments OF rooms
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Schle sir, Ger
for actoSles
Essex Bldg. Times Bydo.
Newark New Vnrk
MARKER oooO Bryant 1872
Essex Bldg.
Newark
Market $500
Times Bldg.
New York
Bryant 1872

MANIiATTAN-s95eo 500 50. it.. story
ana basement concrete; heavy con-
structlon. Passenger. freight and side
all or part.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1920-10-29
Republican Rally
Saturday Night

Saturday evening at the Scenic
Theatre a monster rally will be
put on by the Republican party
and an invitation is extended tc
everyone to attend. Judge Wal
ter G. Miser, Of Rapid City. repu
ted to be one of the most eloqu-
ent speakers in the west river
country will be be principal
speaker Of the evening. Beside:
the speaking a program of sing
ing and music will be given and
following this the Republican La
dies of the county will serve .
supper. The arrangements are un-
der the direction of the ladie.
which gives positive assurance
that a big time will be had ant
that everything will be carried Out
according to schedule.
Be on hand Saturday evening
and enjoy the singing and music
and hear good speech. besides en-
joying the fine things that will be
provided for the supper by the
ladies.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1920-10-29
Red Cross Expenses
Kept Very Low

A the State Convention Of the
Red Cross Society held in Sioux
'alls the 18th. Of October, it was
officially stated that the over
head expense is 3 and 7-l0 cents
Der dollar This should be suffic-
tent for those who unknowingly
leclare the gross extravaganza in
his organization.
1t is the purpose of the Red
ross Society to combine. here
after, the various departments 80
rs to further cut down the over
head expenses.
The new membership enrolment
# one dollar per member will be
conducted from the llth. to the
18th. of November. OF this dol
Ar fifty cents remains in the cou-
1ty. 1t Is q kind of insurance; if
Lnhappily fire break out here,
Sc can call on the Red Cross for
assistance. They would assist any
how, but how much better grace
we would be in if we had come, in
the new membership enrolment,
to the rally Of this organization.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1920-10-29
The Girl With The
Personality

1.-The Girl With the Personality"
is the title bestowed on Miss Doro-
thy Cole Concert company which
appears here Wednesday Evening,
November 3rd. Miss Cole is cha
racterized the girl with the per-
sonality' says the West Liberty,
la. Index in reporting her success
on the big Redpath Vawter chau-
tauQua the past summer. "and
certainly the phrase is appropriate
She is a winner from the time she
bows her way to the front of the
stage. She depended entirely up
on her readings to keep the crowd
interestd. and there was nothing
els required. Her selections arc
we'll chose. In the humorous and
heroic she does equally we'll. a.
we'll in fact as any of the many
fine readers who have entertained
West Liberty audiences"
Miss Cole is red haired, bright
eyed, and has a way of picking
out the funniest phases of human
nature and weaving them into
nionologues that keep her audien
ces in convultions of laughte,
from the minute she starts, til
the final bow. And there are many
bow, too, for audiences refuse tt
let her go until she has given ev
erything in her extensive reperto
ire.
Supporting her is a company O
three artists, Miss Anne Slack, ce
Hist, Miss Lucretia Mccoy, violin
ist, cornetist, and so!oist, and Mis-,
Altha Heffelbower, accompanist
Together they give one of the
most finished programs known tt
the platform, readings, music
songs with something to please all
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1920-10-29
Big Duroc Hog Sale
Kadoka, Nov. 9Th

Saturday, November 9th, 1920,
at kadoka will be held our first
annual Thoroughbred Duroc Jer-
sey Sale. and at that time Will be
offered some exceptionally choice
individuals for the selection of
those attending the sale. The
sale will be held at the Agricul-
tural ALL at the Fair Grounds
and vii start promptly ut l:30
O'Clock i'll the afternoon with G. n
L.ecdom of kadoka and Col. j. A.
Buchanan of Midland rs the au-
ctionec!s and the Farmers State
Bank Of kadoka clerk.
In the forty-iive lots of gilt,
composing this offering taken
from the herds of the various bre-
edcls of the county will be found
strains of the best blood of the
Duroc breed. Prominent in blood
strains represented are the great
Sensation, Orion, Great Wonder I
Am, and other lines of equal pro.
minence.
The offerings composing the
sale are furnished by Elmer Det-
ermann Of kadoka. w. M. Gilchr-
ist Of Weta, Hansen e. Snyder Of
Hadoka. J. +. Martin Of Kadoka,
i'owerman and Sturdy of Cotton
wood, K. h. Schnee of kadoka, O.
4. Olson of Kadok,. Peder Gus
lad of kadoka. John kuisek Of
BelNiderc. +. p. Schrieber of Belyi-
lere, and Abe VanAsperin of Bel
videre.
An exceptional opportunity is
given at this sale for those who
iesire to secure the best herd
headers for their hogs and also for
hose who desire to improve and
build IN their herds, and no one
desiring TO purchase Duroc Jer-
iey of the very best blood lines
should miss this sale.
The catalogues for the sale are
iow ready for distribution and can
bc secured ~ cslliug on ts..,nty
Agent Ira S. Johnson or by phon-
ing or writing to him.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1920-10-29
Severt Olson Found
Dead In Bed

Tuesday word was brought To
town that Sevcrt Olson had pass
ed away during the night at his
home north of Kadoka. Mr.. Oh
son was found dead in his bed
that morning and Coroner Well
man was called for an investigat-
ion, finding that heart failure had
been the cause Of his death Mr..
Olson was one Of the early home
stcaders in this country and was
well known and liked by our peo-
pie. We understand that interr-
ment will be made in the South
Creek Cemetery.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1920-10-29
Lunches Served
Election Day

Election Day, next Tuesday the
members Of the Royal Neighbor
Lodge will serve hot lunches at
the Cream Station of Mrs. ii. Gel
ino. Lunches will be served thro-
ughout the entire day and even
ing. The Ladies will serve hot
coffee, sandwiches, pie, doughnuts,
etc. Call on them whenever you
feel that hungry feeling creeping
over you. :
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1920-10-29
Proceedings Of
County Commissioners
Kadoka. So. Oak.
Spptembpr Tth

September. Ith lG2O.
As required by section 67i9 Of
the Revised Code of 1919, Board of
County Commissioners of Jackson
County, South Dakota, asscmbl-
ed for the purpose of making lev
les for the various funds for the
ensuing year.
At $50 o'clock A. NJ, Septembe
er 7th 1890, Board of County Com
missioners Of Jackson County, So
nth Dakota. as per above, meeting
called to order by the Chairman
he following members were pres
ent, Frank Coyc, Chairman, L. W.
Thode and S. o. Redmon, alsc
Otto c. Sharon County Auditor.
On motion, Board adjourned un
til l:30 o'clock p. NJ. Sept 7th 1926
Vote by roll call, all members vot-
ing aye.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1920-10-29
General Election
Next Tuesday

Next Tuesday the voters of the
nation will be called upon to cast
their ballots for the men and
measures under which this nation
will operate for the coming four
years, and this state for the next
two years. 1t is the duty of every
person having the legal qualiticat-
ionsions of voter--man and Wo-
man-to go to the polls on that
day and cast their ballots accord
ing to their convictions and BELTS.
Milton A. Narimore in his speech
Tuesday night put the proposition
of voting in the best words that
we have heard framed for some
time-he stated that tho Nation
was a large corporation and that
each voter was a stockholder the
rein and that the elections were
the times when it became the du-
y Of those stockholders to select
their officers for four year per-
iod. Turn out next Tuesday at
your polling place and vote as you
deem best for the interests Of our
great state and nation.
The polls are open from 500
o'clock in he forenoon until 500
o'clock in the afternoon, giving
ample time for everyone to vote.
In Kadoka precinct the voting
place will be at the Scenic Theatre
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1920-10-29

| The fOlloWlnP members were pres
ent, Frank Coyc, Chairman. L. w.
Thode and S. o. Redmon, alsc
Otto c. Sharon County Auditor.
On motion, Board adjourned un
| til l:30 o'clock p NJ Sept 7th 1926
Vote by roll call, all members vot-
ing aye.
At l:30 O'Clock Z. NJ Septcmbei
7th 1920, Board of County Comm
issioners rc-assemblcd as per ad
journment.
Meeting called to order by tn,
Chairman, the following members
were present, Frank Coye, Chair
man, r. w. Thode and 5. Q. RED
mon, also County Auditor Otto {
| Sharon.
On motion, the following rcsol
ution was adopted:
Vote by roll call, all members vot
ing aye.
Resolution
BE il Resolved 10y the Board oi
County Commissioners Of Jackson
| County, South Dakota. that tn
County Auditor of Jackson Count!
South Dakota. is hereby authors
zed and instructed to levy the FOL
lowing amounts on all taxable pre-
perty in Jackson County, Soutl
Dakota, for the year 1920, for tn
various Funds AS follows
:, eene.J Fend ..A S2S.645.2
3ridge Fund ........S S2l 1882
County Road Fund .Sl9.296.2
Special Salary Fund S9,64S.l
insane Fund ........Sl, ,447.2
Mothers Pension Fund ... S964.Sl
Clusters Sanitarium Fund. S6S5.0
Coyote & Wolf Bounty S2.50S.5
Cnorganized Township,
| Roard Fund ......... st. 6.S93.G
| Total 2mount to be
Raised ........... S9l 1869
That a Tax of One Dollar, (Sl.OO)
be levied on each Elector in Jack
son County for the support Of tn,
Common Schools.
That IA Road Poll Tax of Two
| Dollars 5000 be levied on eacl
male person living in an unorg
anizcd Township in Jackson Cou
nty, and being Twenty-One year
of age and under the age of Fift!
years, except Paupcrs, Idiots, Lun
atics and such others as may b,
exempted by law, to be paid i.
| cash.
That Tax of One Dollar (Sl.W
be levied against the name o
each person returned by the Ass
cssor as the owner or keeper of
Dog or Dogs, for each Dog ownet
or kept by such person.
That a levy be spread of Thre,
Mills on Monies and Credits as re
turned by the Assessors, under
Chapter l09 Of the 1919 Session
Of the Legislature.
That the Hail Insurance Prcmi
ums be spread against the several
descriptions as returned by the As
SCISSORS. that have not exempted
as required by the Hail Insurance
Law.
Dated at Kadoka, Jackson Cou-
nty, South Dakota, this 7th Day of
September, 1920.
Board Of County Commissioners
Jackson County, South Dakota.
By Frank Coyc, Chairman.
Attest:
Otto {. Sharon,
County Auditor
On motion, the following rcsolu-
tion was adopted. Vote by roll
call, all members voting aye.
Resolution
Be ii Resolved by the Board of
County Commissioners Of Jackson
County, South Dakota That the
County Auditor is hereby directed
and authorized to levy a Tax OF
Seventeen Hundred Eighty Two
Dollars and 46-l00 ($1,7S246) on
all the Taxable property in the
Unorganized County of Washable
ugh, which is attached to Jack.
son County. South Dakota, for Ju-
dlcial purposes. for the year 1920
to pay the expense of Criminal
Prosecutions, Insane, Costs of AS.
sessments, extension and collect
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