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The New York herald., 1922-06-04
RHINEHARDT-UPDE GROVE.

The marriage Of Miss Helen Marie
Upde Grove. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Upde Grove, to Mr.. Archie
edward Rhinehardt took place yester-
day afternoon at the home OF the brides 8
parents In Fieldston, Riverdale on Hud-
son. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Gustav A. Christensen, rector
OF Holy Rood Church.
The bride wore gown of white crepe
embroidered with seed pearls and n veil
OF old Spanish lace. A small reception
was. held. after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Rhinehardt started on an automobile
trip to the Berkshires. They will live in
kiverdale.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04
ANNIVERSARIES.

BRODIE-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brode (nee
Essie Sheaman) will celebrate their TWEEN
ty-fifth wedding anniversary at the Hotel
Hamilton. West 73d street, on Sunday eve
ming June II, at $3.50. Relatives and
friends cordially Invited. No cards.
MoRRIs.-Mr. and Mrs. Louis Il. Morris
announce the twentieth anniversary of
their wedding. Reception Saturday even
ing. June 10. at Vigilant Club, 762 st.
Nlchloas av.. after 1880. No ards.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04
FUNERAL OF gibson w1LLETs.

Funeral services for ellison Willets,
manager of productions of the Pathe
Company, who died in Los Angeles sew
eral days ago, were held yesterday morn
ing in the Campbell Funeral Church.
Broadway and Sixty-sixth street. The
sermon was preached by the Rev. Nathan
Seagle, rector of St. Stephens Episcopal
Church. Burial was in Cypress Hills
Cemetery Mr. Willets was SO years
old and was novelist and scenario
writer
The New York herald., 1922-06-04
GERBER ESTATE OVER SAT, 900.

The will OF David Gerber, lawyer and
former member OF the firm of Often
hoeffer. Gerber & James. who died May
26 was filed for probate yesterday. dis
posing of an estate in excess of $4,000
TO members of his family. Henry Ger
Der, n brothe. of 2 cambridge street,
Brooklyn. will receive $4,000: n niece,
Mrs Louis j. Aul of 215 West Ninety
eighth street, receives s12.500, and her
husband similar bcquest. and Bertha
David. sister. of 2 Pinehurst avenue
gets bequest OF $1,000. The residuary
estate is to be divided equally among a
second sister. q niece and nephew.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04
HENRY LUDLOW QUICK.

Henry Ludlow Quick. aged II, Of 52l
Eaet Nineteenth street, Brooklyn, a
member of the firm OF Davis & Quick
dyors and bleachers, of 315 st. Marks
avenue, died Thursday In ithaca after
an operation for appendicitis, with
which he was stricken while on vaca-
tion trip. Mr.. Quick was member OF
the Brooklyn Chamber OF Commerce
the Manufacturers Association of Brook
lyn. the Rotary Club. the Knickerbocker
Field Club and the Montauk CLUB. He
leaves his wife, Mabel James Quick. and
four scns.> Funeral services will be held
at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
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JOHN DUvAL HARRINGTON.

Special Dispatch 10 THE New YORK HERALD
LEXINGTON, Ky, June 3.-John Duval
Warrington. aged Sc, railroad builder,
died here to-day. He was brother-in-
law of Coils p. Huntington. builder of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and
pioneer In railroad construction and of
II. =. Huntington of New York.
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DAVID GROSS.

David Gross. aged "A, secretary of the
Manhattan Bureau of Buildings died
yesterday in his home, 24S East Eighty
seventh street. two hours after he had
suffered stroke of apoplexy. He was
born In this city and was graduated from
the law school of New York University
and studied engineering later at the Col
lege of the City of New York and CO.
lumbia University.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04
DUKE OF YORK LEAVES LONDON

LONDON, June 3.--The Duke OF York.
who will act as best man TO King Alex
ander of Jugo- -Slavia at his wedding next
week to Princess Marie OF Rumania. Left
London for Belgrade to-day bearing
sumptuous gifts of jewelry from Eng
lands royal family to the future Queen
Of Jugo-Slavia. This is the Dul,o Of
Yorks first official mission abroad.
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La RUEHAIGHT.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD
PLAINFIELp, N. j.. June 3.--Miss
Gladys Haight, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence NJ Haight of New
Market, and Mr.. Edward La Rue, son of
the late William Il. La Rue of Dunelien.
were married this afternoon n the home
OF the brides parents by the Rev. #. r.
vassar. Miss Constance Hadden OF
Plainfield was the maid OF honor and
Mr.. lie Roy b. La Rue was best man.
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COMBINATIONS

PORGES.-Mr. and Mrs Carl Porges Of J4J
West 1i1th ST., announce the confirmation
of their daughter. Ruth. at Temple Rodepb
Shoiom on June .. At home after L. W.
STEIN.-T}1erese F., daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Stein, was confirmed at
Temple Beth Elohim, Brooklyn. Friday.
June ?. At home Sunday. June Z. at the
residence of Mrs. Louis Cohen, ~ Cathe-
dral av., Hempstead. L. 1. No cards.
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MRS. r, f. II. T.. VAN DYCK.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
ALBANY. June 3.--Mrs Frances Eliza
beth Birch Fiske Van Dyck, widow of
DIR. ]. Clinton De Witt Van Dyck and
sister of Haley Fiske, president Of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of
New York, died yesterday in her home
here after an illness of several months.
She was SO years old.
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D I E D .

Adelatta. Edith Hush. Harry J.
Adrian, Mathilda Jansen. Frederick w
Anderson. Kate G. Johnson. Alice Dora
Bell. Vienna V. Kervan, Charles NJ.
Beuthner. Bertha s. Lindsey. George l..
Burgher, Fred Il. Lockwood. Ella
Burggraf. John +. May. Catherine
Burroughs, James s Mussen, Ida Van o.
Cahill. Elizabeth W. s Rothschild. Simon.
Collins, J. q. NJ. Ruddiman. George
Cosenza, Joseph Stcifel. Frank VI.
Fine. Annabel Stewart, John W.
Grcnier. NJ. Ursula Terhune. Mary V. IT
Griffin. Frances NJ. Van Dyck. F. r.. y. +.
Hamilton. Eugene Wright, Irving
In Memoriam
Clark, John c. Mandelbaum. Fanny
DE Camp Robert b. Minnick. Mary A.
HIT Hsrol1; &,,ay MAN. Edwin 9nore oHsre Ference
ApEt Alta Edith. Campbell Funeral
Church. Notice later.
ADRIAN On June .. 1929. Mathilda. widow
OF Charles L. Adrian. al her residence.
45A Fort Washington Rv. Funeral on
Tuesday. June o. from her late residence
at 10 80 A. VI. Solemn Requiem Mass at
the Church OF the Ascension. West iOTth
st, at II a. NJ. Tnterment Calvary Gene
terry. Automobile cortoge.
ANDERSON. Kate C. (nee Finkeldey),
dearly beloved wife OF William II. An
dorson. In her 43d year. suddenly at her
on Friday Iune =, 1927 AZ ! o'clock
p NJ. Funeral services at 1856 Yves, Sd
L. %
o'clock p. NJ. Take Sea Beach line 20
22d av. Interment In Greenwood Gene
terry.
BELL-vienna ". wife of Charles w Bell
AZ her residence, Dayton, Ohio, June 3
1922
BEUTHNER. S. Funeral will he
held at Salem Fields Cemetery Sunday ar
ternoon. sune 4. o'clock.
BURGHER-On June 3. 1929. Fred T.. he
loved husband OF Dorothy marguerite
Services at his late residence, $50 West
12lth st.. Monday 7. NJ.
BURGGRAF.--JohnF +. Campbell Funeral
Church. Sunday, 3 =. NJ.
BURROUGHs.--Die at Flushing. N. ", on
Friday. June >. 1929, James beloved
husband of Sarah II. and OF the late
George w. and Sarah Y. Burroughs, In
the SJth yoar OF his age. Funeral private
at his late residence, Sanford Arms.
Flushing. y. Y, on Monday, June .. 1922
CAIrILL.-On June ., Elizabeth wadsworth
Shaw, widow Of Eugene G. Cahili Fu-
nernl services at her late residence, 20
West 97th st.. on Monday. June .. at
r. NJ.
COLLINS. Josephine G. Mercer, on June 2
1922 daughter OF the late George L..
Wood, IN her 62d year. Funeral services
at her late residence 20iO 18th av.. sun
day evening al o'clock. fntermcnt at
Woodlawn Cemetery.
COsENZA. Joseph. In his 10th yelr. June .
1929. at his residence. Az West i40th st
Requiem Mass Monday az A. st
the Church OF Our Lady of Lourdes, li2d
~. near Convent av. Foreign papers
b4N"SN ~Nff
The New York herald., 1922-06-04
DEGREES ron Two ENvoYs.

WASHINGTON. June 3.--Sir Auckland
Geddes. British Ambassador, and Sao-
Ike Alfred Sze. the Chinese Minister,
will leave Washington Wednesday for
Toronto. where on the following day they
ere 10 receive degrees from Toronto Uni
>yersity.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04
B I r T H S.

KESSEL.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Kessel
OF 1872 Central av., Far Rockaway. Long
Island. announce the birth of son,
June 2.
LEVINE.--Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Levine
announce the arrival of a daughter on
May 30 at the Women's Hospital.
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PATRICK JOSEPH MAGUIRE.

Patrick Joseph Mcguire. aged 81. for
merly in the banking business in this
city. retiring Ave years ago. died Friday
at Truell Court, Plainneld, ". J. He
was born in Canada. He leaves his wife.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White have gone
to their house in Lenox.
Mr.. Frank X. Sturgls has opened his
house in Newport
Count Laszlo Szechenyi Hungarian
Minister at Washington. is at the St.
Regis.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Parmelee Prentice
sailed for Europe yesterday. where they
will pass the summer
Judge William Fl. Moore. who has been
for several weeks at Rockmargo. his
summer home in Pride's Crossing. Mass,
is at the Plaza for few days.
Mrs. T. j. Oakley Rhinelander. who
underwent an operation for appendicitis
at the Presbyterian Hospital week ago,
Is convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs George B. Post. who
are at their country house in Bernards-
viHe. n. j., will sail for Europe June 10
and pass the summer abroad.
Mrs. William Disston, who has just
returned from Europe. gave a luncheon
at Sherry's yesterday. Her guests in
cluded her daughter. Mrs. John Wana-
maker Jr.. and Mrs. William j. Sturgis.
Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt I'd has
closed her city house and with her
daughters. the Misses Muriel and Con-
suelo Vanderbilt, has gone to Jericho
l.. /. Later they will go to Newport.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Lady Doyle
and their daughter. who have been
stopping at the Hotel Ambassador, will
go to Atlantic City to-day, where they
will be at the Ambassador there for two
weeks. They will sail for home on the
Adriatic on June "a.
Mrs. Edward W. Scott. her daughter,
Miss Augusta Scott, and her son, Mr..
Pierson Scott, Of Richmond, Va. are
visiting her parents, Gen. and Mrs ].
Fred Pierson. at 20 West Fffty-second
street.
Miss Adele Ryan gavea dinner last
night at Pierre's. Among her guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Post. Miss
Virginia Ryan, Messrs. Rodman Wana-
maker I'd, Joseph Hartman, Jr., and
John McA. Preston.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Howe Proctor and
their daughter, Miss Esther Proctor. who
came from Boston for the wedding of
their cousin. Miss Margaret L. Strong, to
Mr.. Charles ]. Nourse. are at the St.
Regis.
Justice and Mrs, Martin ]. Keogh have
sent out invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Katharine Temple
keogh. to Mr.. Lorenzo Semple, Jr.. on
the forenoon of June "a in the Church
OF the Blessed Sacrament, New Rochelle.
The reception and wedding breakfast
VIII FOLLOW at the home of the brides
parents in Pelham road
The New York herald., 1922-06-04

The Peruvian Ambassador and Sonora
ie Pezet will go to New York to attend
the opening of Shoot" play by their
son, washington Pezet. which is to be
produced Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
gay this week. Both Mr.. Pezet and his
wife have parts in the production.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Ficken an
rounce the engagement or their daugh-
ter, Miss Daviette Corbell Ficken. to
Mr.. Francis w. Hill, Jr., son OF MIR.
and Mrs. Francis w. Hill of Washing
ton: No date has been set for the
wedding.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04

The Serbian Minister and Mime.
Grouitch have sent out invitations for
Il reception at Rauscher's next Thursday
on tne occasion OF the marriage of his
Majesty the King of the Serbs Croats
and Slovenes and Princess Marie of
humania, which takes place that day.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04
WASHINGTON.

Gen and Mrs. Tasker Fl. Bliss gave a
reception yesterday at their quarters at
soldiers Home. Mrs. Bliss was assisted
IN receiving by her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Goring Bliss.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04

Mrs. Harding received a number of
guests yesterday by appointment after
having attended with the President the
serenade by 5000 school children which
was feature of the music week activ-
tiles.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. James Howe Proctor and
their daughter, Miss Esther Proctor. who
came from Boston for the wedding of
their cousin. Miss Margaret L. Strong, to
Mr.. Charles j. Nourse. are at the st.
Regis.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04

Among the quests wore Mr.. and Mrs.
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ALL IN SCHEME OF NATURE
Why Human Beings and Lower Ar
mails Have Lobes Is Explained
by Scientists.

What we commonly call the ga
TINT Is. the external parts nv
more than telephone receiver ~
were, TO the inner or true ear, W.
which all hearing is done. " ''''
receiver" the lobes form an eSSe'''"'
and necessary part. In Mature wa,
derful way they are made TO SCI
very important purpose IN h'et
ing the drum Of the ear pF'P''i
stretched. Many waves OF So'".
would be lost to the real ear weTe -
not for the lobe.
The lobes Of hunted animals 81,
as the hare or stag, point bh'S"aI'
and OF hunting animals, such rs -.
dog, forward. Originally, II : u,
lieved. our human lobes were iD"'"r.,
but, as with the advance OF c'''HSa
ton, man had to depend less anu w.
upon his sense OF hearing for prV'ss
tlon against danger, the muscles wa -,
nected with our lobes fell Into "'sH.
and resulted in the lobes be'V"''.,
practically a fixed part OF our '''"''''
machine.
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ESTIMATE.
Town of Rainelle
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
COUNTY OF GREENBRIER.
TOWN OF RAINELLE. To-wit


At special session of the council
county, held in the council chambers
thereof, in the X. Of p. building on
the second Tuesday in August. TO-
wit, the 9Th day of August. 1902, there
we're present J. NJ. Raine, Mayor, b. D..
n ~, ne recorder, and J. 7. Letter, Rob-
err PERKINS and II. w. Harrison mem
berS of the council of said town.
IN accordance with chapter 1876, Acts
OF the Legislature of 1919. the council
proceeded to make up an estimate of
INC current fiscal year, to cover all
.he amounts necessary to be levied for
municipal debts and liabilities paw
able during the said year, includine
p,oDaple expenditures for municipal
purposes, and proper allowances for
aellnquent taxes, expense of collect
IONS IONS ana contingencies; but dcductina
therctrom the money in the CITY trcaS
ury applicable to the service of The
year and municipal claims and doth
uetermine and estimate the several
amounts TO be levied as follows:
" hhENI MIMiCiPAL PURPOSES
Estimated Receipts.
ta' Inc amount due the municipal
hE ior regular municipal PURPOSES
ana the amount that will become dur
and colicctible from every source for
SUCH purposes. except from the lew IF
taxes 10 De made for the current fiscal
year. "'>''
Balance in hands of city treas
T, urS' u : 1926
c aMeS Ihcoliected. 226.29
Ca:, ri iIeehSeS' 5000
""p'''''o"S' $1,000
Total estimated receipts lex
cept from current levk, sG47.55
estimated Disbursements.
ID! Debts and demands owed by The
municipality for regular municinol
purposes, and the debts and demand,
that will become due and DavabIe for
Such purposes. during the current rs.
cal year. u.s.
Outstanding orders June 30,
r. 1922. including interest, None
current accounts due and I'M
paid June 80, 1922, 4ti1o
go All other expenditures payahle
out of funds Of the municipaiity for
regular municipal purposes for the
current fiscal year Wv
/. Salaries of General Admin
istratiye officers. slo.oo
(Note Include Mayor. Clerk re-
corder, Treasurer, Police Judge. Civ
attorney and Councilmcn or COMMITS
Ss'0nerS, when authorized BY charferS
salary OF Chief of Police, sI.200 90
General expenses Health De-
Expense keeping and feeding ''''V
prisoners, -ono
Stationery, Office supplies and '''''
eq9ulpmen'' $500
"''"es' 200
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

Wheeler Sheridan CORPORATION
corporation: The Wcartine W,rna
featuring Co, corporation: The
Weariine Clothing Co., corpora
ton; and Levison Co., a corporalion
plaintiffs.
J. w. Midkiff, Defendant
Pursuant to decree entara,
on the 22nd day of Nav, 1903 IL
the above entitled caase, wherehr
the same was referred to CbaS 4
New horter, one Of the Commi>Sio,,'
erS in Chancery of the Cirrn;,
Court Of Greenbrier County wiz; viz;
lnstuctlons to ascertain and repTt
as follows: p''
Midkin. ~ w.
Second: A settlement of the y,
counts of B. F. Dixon, Special r..
ccivcr herein.
Third: A sheet showing II.
proper distribution of the funds in
said Special Receivers hands. "
Notice is hereby given to AZ
parties to the above entitled r,u>,
and to all creditors of said ! Y
Midkiff, that have fixed on the ,A.t
day of August, 1922. as the ,jmo
when, and in my office in the B,n(
OF Grcehbrier Building, I.cwi>burc
w. Va, as the place where | viii
proceed to execute the terms of ,ait
decree, when and where they are
required to attend with such book,
papers, vouchers and evidence 3,
Will enable me to comply with the
said order of Court.
CHAS. n. McWHORTER.
2S-4w Commissioner in Chancrry
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ROAD BOND PURPOSES.
ESTIMATE.

The. Court proceeded to make I'D
an estimate Of the amount necessary
to be levied for the current fiscal
year to pay. the interest on. and
provide sinking fund for the dis.
charge of the principal of a Road
Bond Issue of Si03.000.0O in Fort
Spring Magisterial District. auth
orized by a vote on the eth dav Of
October. 1916. to build pcrma-
ncnt roads. as provided in Section
26 and p. chapter &C Acts Regular
Session 1917. and doth determine
and estimate that it will be ncCcs-
sarN to raise the amount Of -. 800 90
Tor said purposes. and to pay The
same will require levy of Twenty
t20) cents on each one hun
dred dollars Of the valuation Of the
property taxable in said Fort
Spring, Magistcrial District. based
upon the last assessment of real
and personal property therein. as
follows:
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Light for street Iiyb,;,r
Rents, S''Pn, ~
Advertising ra,;oSs and legal publ .e'W
Premiums on Officials. h,,, ia
Election expenses, ""> 8l,
attorneys fees, court r,. %tl.
and damages, >'>'>'
"I isxS of streets and a., -'.y1
maintenance of Sewers -)4,
contingent expenses. ,..4,
Hrand Total Disbursement, -
-Gcncral Fund. ''''''>
Total estimated rec.;,, $50. e.
brought forward, '>>'
amount 10 be provided bv ",.i,
ieEF Tor current muniri
pal purposes.
estimate that it is ncres ,,av iorrSp.,r
gssSuiuSs;;' nS all credits '.T
tor regular municipal purno
tore II Is determined that there
rnty cents (5Oc NV! Of
on each one hundred doilar<.
va OF all property r"nI,>TS>'?i
the said municipalitv Of 'N'Dlt in
RAINELIE
>SSSSaIS 10 OrO0uro
mated amount aforesaid sa ne est
suing fiscal year. based upor IN. the en-,
a assessment thereof. as certified i. Int last
to make by such the oissr whose duty '" ne
Real estate. 'ss''"N:
Personal property, 2""HS?1.1i
Public utility property. ID: Soa goa
'',2a7M
Total. ............ ,,ooo-
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA '''''-.1'
COUNTY OF GREENBRIER
row" ! Q or p RA;lNEILE, To.wi,:
the municipality of RaineII.. ana 70?
of Greenbrier and State Of VS. <,'TWa .}
slnia, do hereby certify that ,bs ~,
.h conforms to- an order mad ,'I E.
the 9Th day Of August. 1929. Oh
of Gwen i'a,,s 1nd aS5, my hand this S,h a,v
B. D. RAINE.
Recorder Of the Municin,r;...
of Rainelle, W. Va
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ROAD BOND PURPOSES.
ES7'TlIiJE'

The Court proceeded to make up
an estimate of the amount necessary
to be levied for the current fiscal
yea: TO pay the interest on. and
provide 4 sinking fund for the dis
charge Of the principal of Road
Bond Issue of Sll 10000 in Frank
ford MasiStcrial District. auth
orizcd by a vote on the 18th day Of
April. 1920. TO build pcrma-
ncnt roads. as provided in Section
% and p. chapter 66 Acts Regular
Session 1917, and doth determine
and estimate that it will be ncceS-
Sary to raise the amount of S3,S75.00
for said purposes. and to pay the
same will require a levy Of Twenty
two (22) cents on each one hun
dred dollars Of the valuation of the
property taxable in Frankford Mag
isterial District, based upon the last
assessment of real and. personal
property therein. as follows:
Personal Property. --- S 1920.
Public Service, - 5 251 .22S.
Total, -- S1.166.55S.
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ROAD BOND PURPOSES.

ESTIMATE.
Inc Court proceeded to make I'D
an estimate Of the amount necessary
to be levied for the current fiscal
year to pay the interest on, and
provide a sinking fund for the dis
charge Of the principal of a Road
Bond Issue of size, 100000 in Meadow
Bluff Masistcrial District, auth
orlzcd by Il vote on the Sth day of
April. 1916, to build perma-
nent roads, as provided in Section
20 and -. chapter sc Acts Regular
Session 1917, and doth determine
ana estimate that it will be ncccs-
Sary to raise the amount of S1l 600.
Tor said purposes, and to paw the
same Will require levy of Twenty
lour CAD cents on each one hun
dred dollars Of the valuation of the
property taxable in said Meadow
blutt MaSiSterial District, based
upon the last assessment of real
and personal property therein, as
follows: 90
Real Estate, S3135 7o5
Personal Property, 49, s1,152,22O.
Public Service, -- $ 59O,O97.
lota'' -----$ 4,S7S,112.
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ESTIMATE.
Town of Falling Spring
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
COUNTY OF GREENBRIER

Town Of FALLING SPRING, To-wit:
AZ a regular session of the council
OF the town of, Falling Spring, Green.
brler county. held in the counc;I
chambers thereof. in the Greenbr;cr
creamery building on the second Tues
Gay IN august; to-wit. the 9Th day
a. b. McClung, Mayor, J. G. Knig,,,
Recorder, and J. X. Powell. r. II
Sweetwood, j. G. Clcndencn and Glenn
Jameson, members Of the council of
In accordance with chapter 1876. Acts
OF the legislature of 1919. the council
Proceeded TO make up an estimate Of
the current fiscal year. TO cover iii
municipal debts and liabilities nav.
able during the said year. includiny
probable expenditures for munic;nai
purposes. and proper allowances FOR
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ROAD BOND PURPOSES.
ECTTN

ESTIMATE.
The Court proceeded to make I'D
an estimate Of the amount necessary
to be levied for the current fiscal
year to pay the interest on, and
provide sinking fund for the dis
charge Of the principal of a Road
Bond Issue of $94 100000 in Blue
Sulphur MagiSterial District, auth
orized by a vote on the 18th day of
September, 1920, to build perma-
nent roads, as provided in Section
20 and -, chapter 66 Acts Regular
Session 1917, and doth determine
and estimate that it will be neces-
Sary to raise the amount of 400.
for said purposes, and to paw the
same will require levy of Forty-
same will require levy of Fortv-
four CAD cents on each one hun
dred dollars of the valuation of the
property taxable in said Blue Sui
phur MagiSterial District, based
upon the last assessment of real
and personal property therein. as
follows:
Real Estate. - S1.9S3.34O
Personal Property. --- : COS. 935.
Public Service ---- : 36.632.
1otai, S2,623, 0OI
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Total receipts Sl5i.lt
Estimated Disbursements
Delinquent taxes and en-
onerationS and discount
$4,000
For construction, inn
provemcnt and main
tcnancc of County-diS-
triCt roads $3.y4S.ll
Total disbursements $l.OlS.ll
Total receipts ) 45i.ll
Amount to be raised by
levy S3.59i.o0
Total assessed valuation of
taxable property in district.
S2,396.395.
proposed rate OF levy Is cents