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FIRE VICTIM BODY
IDENTIFIED AS ASHE
Son and Friend Of Family
Claim Torso of
Snowman.
DEATH LIST STILL y
Workers Exploring Debris for
Remains of f. l.. Cox.
Two Yet Unknown.
DEATH LIST STILL II

with the death list OF the LeXing-
ton Hotel fire stu standing at
twelve, the search which was begun
n week ago today. after the hames
had been sufficiently curbed to al
low iiremen to dig into the debris, is
still in progress. Work will be con-
tlnucd uninterruptedly until the site
Is cleared ana authorities are Ger
tain that no more bodies are under
the wrcckage. Only one body is now
being sought. Workers are ..Ncrting
their efforts to locate the remains OF
f. l.. Cox. part owner OF the hotel
who is known To have occupied a
room in the hotel the night of the
disaster.
One more charrcd torso Of victim
was Identified Yesterday Sam Ashr,
travelling Snowman, who had 4 con-
cession at the Iiowitzers' Circus was
recognized by his son. Il marine. sta
toned at Quantico. and Il friend OF
the family. Identification was made
when the two men visited the City
Mcreuc yesterday afternoon.
Two Unidentified Dead.
The identification of Ashes torso
the morEue. Nine of the victims are
NOW known. but police decia>e IL will
be difficult 20 identify the two re-
i0aining :orsos. SC badly are they
mutilated. That one OF the unidcn-
TILED dead may he Cox. WAS the
opinion expressed by police and c::y
authorities last night.
The known death lis, now includes:
j. Bush, +. l.. Shaw, Felix H..
Poiricr. J. 4. Kiescr, w. II. konnoa
i. O. Taylor. Jr. and Sam Ashc.
Three other victims who lost their
lives in attempting to jump to safety
are: Hiram +. Austin. NJ. j. Fox and
{. \. Thomas. sheriff Of Albemaric
County.
site We'll Cleared I'm.
The site had been well ,lc.rca nm
by the wor&mcn who have been IN
""T'hE necessarily since the fire early
week ago this morning. They have
NOT as yet managed to dig into tho
iar corner OF the west wing. wher.
cons BODY is thought to be lying.
nut II Is expected that that section
VIII he reached some time TODAY.
Work is being done by means Of
large searchl!Ghts. which have been
temporarily installed to furnish
light in the places where there are
no street lamps.
Police arc stu maintaining fire
lines about the scene. and no mods
allowed 10 eater the section where
the searchcrs are working.
Tie committee drafting tho buila
irS code. which took effect yesterday,
visited the scene during the after
noon, They Inspected the debris and
walls Of the fire. vavaScd building.
Alderman Henry W. Woody, of Jec
tcrson Ward, VIII Introduce reso-
luton nj the meeting OF the Board
ot Aldermen tonight asking that a
section o! one of the city cemeteries
c!;ncr Caiiwooa or Rivervicw be Sc,
aside To make Il burial place for the
victims OF The disaster, should the
Two ;""S"s which are yet 10 be idcu-
tilted, remain unclaimed
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REPAIRS TO LEVIATHAN
AGAIN UP FOR DECISION
shippinE hoard VIII Consider Letting
= :. Contract Upon Lnsker's ~.
= ~. Return Today. ell

WASIIINGToN. Feb. 13.-The mat
s"r OF awarding contract for recon
oitiohing the giant liner Lcviathan
VIII he taken up by the Shipping
no'Ea tomorrow upon the return to
Washington of Chairman Laskcr. II
was said today by officials of the
board
hoaTd officials declined to say
whether the amendment added to the
'hdcpendcnt offices appropriation bill
az inc Instance OF Senator Lodge.
n'r!o!icah' Massachusetts, designed
10 allow navy yards to present csti-
mates Tor reconditipninG government
Ncseis would be a. factor in deter
mining a decision
The bill with it's amendment wa &
IN conference today between the two
houses and leaders said il was nm
certain when the legislation would
be ready for transmission TO the Pres
idcnt.
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Judge Submits Resignation.

oKMULGEE. OKLA. Feb. Ia
Judge II. II. Christopher. or the OK :
mniHe" County Superior Court, has
mailed ms resignation to L.. j. Dick.
chairman OF the citizens committee
which condemned his action last
Thursday III dissolvinE the Superior
Court grand jury here in the midst
OF its inquiry into the dcfunct Bank
OF Commerce OF OkmulGce, according
10 telegram received by Mr.. Dick
late today from the judge AT Coyle
Okla.
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MOVIE CENSORSHIP IS
GIVEN SHARP SETBACK
By SENATE COMMITTEE

t1o"'lh"cn FROM First Pagc)
comes The order of the day. No au-
thor could produce anything tina,
would pass forty-clght separa,.
boards OF political ccnsors. Laws
now take care OF exhibitions OF OBJ
scene pictures and If an exhibitor Of
tends. YOU have your remedy a,
hand. The very name Of censor
savoTs OF oppression. such as our
ancestors fled TO this country to get
away :rom.'
Dixon Defends Stnrs.
Ar. DIXON defended the motion-pic-
'nFe artists. declaring that the acts
which have caused so much advers.
criticism were from a small minority
tnat would have behaved in jus,
such way il their sudden wealth
had come from any other source .rh.
vast majority OF the Aim folk. ne
said are Woodworking. homes, ana
moral.
Among those who favored the hill
were DR.. Wilbur f. Crafts. Of the
ln'ernati cnal Reform Bureau; Rev.
Thomas Semnes. o: Meade Memorial
Episcopal Church speaking for the
nault Rev. g F,.o,ara po,n
Dr C,.,. of x.,fo,,, ''""
~. r,1., W. '"s
city.
'h''IP Ateed' OF the University
s'n'd' ADMITTED the menace OF
AZ nun pi' declared that The remedy
- o. ~ re-. u, state censorship. Mrs
'''e' o. "of'"!H, as" believed die
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Town Mnn Is Annnintcd-

WASHINGTON, Feb. la.-Appoint-
m'ni OF Adelbcrt Sumner, Of Iowa. as
deputy commissioner of Internal rev
enue in charge of accounts. was an
n"Unced tonight by Assistant Score
'ary OF the Treasury Dover.
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seek Fin an Ilt,lc CIR. I,unu,.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. Feb.s 49,
Ten-ycar-old, Louisa Onenstein, OF
Wichita. Kan. upon whom four oper-
ations have been performed In an
effort to remove pin lodged in her
lungs. will undergo another within
few days. After the fourth at
tempt TO extract the pin by surgeons
In her home city had proved unsuc-
cesssul. she was brought to the JEFF
ferson Hospital here by her mother.
The girl swallowed the pin while
playing with dolls.
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Bib Adrnncc APPROVED.

WASHINGTON, Feb. I3.-Approval
of 1b4 advances for agricultural and
livestock purposes, asgrcgating S4,-
SCI. 600 and distSibuted between
twcnty-seven States. was announced
tonight by the War Finance Corpora
ton.
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tians or firnss and located upon public
lands or connected with public anna.
the use OF which for private pnrpoeea
gporations or firms under revOcshle IL
cense or other form OF grant
The collection Of all personal tax as-
sessanents shah he enforceable az any
time more than sixty days after the pub
lication Of notice Of the orening OF the
Ci.y Tax Books.
SECTION %.
LICENSES. The City Commission is
authorized to levy and impose license
taxes. by ordinance. for the purposes OF
regulation and revenue upon all ccsepa- :
and to create and fix the amounts fo be
paid. to provide penalties for failure OF
refusal to pay such license taxes. All
such license taxes. SO imposed. shalt con-
which may se recovered in any court of
competent Jurisdiction. and property
Of such debtor shall be exempt from
forced sale. after due process Of law, Tor
sion may. by ordinance. provide for Ii
cenSing the keeping Of dogs and for the
destruction Of dogs. the owner and
keeper whereof shall not sscsnpsy with
the regulations prescribed hy ordinance
in effect thereto. and for the shmeat
Of persons violating the city ordinance
on this subject.
SECTION 81.
PERIOD COVERED FOR LICENSES
Licenses shalt bs issued for the periods
and be transferable a. provided by The
general iaw for state licenses The
agent or agents of nonresident pro-
priefoz-S shall be SeSerssIls reSpsn> tsse for
carrying business IN like manner rs
ii they were propFiesors. The fact thsi
any person, firm corporation reporting
himself or itself engaged in ANY huSi-
ness calling. profession occupation
for the transaction of which a license is
required or that such person exhibited
a sign OF advert iselaent indicating en-
s3g~meHt IN such business calling. prn-
feSsion or occupation. shasi he con-
elusive evidence of the liability of such
person iini corporation I" r:sy a IL
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8sSesiaes, Nisis The agnnuaf Of benefit
damage to ech lot or parcel Ct lot or
iani to be assessed. with an estimate of
the life of the contemplated issprcve-
saenr The number OF annual INSTALL
nsents IN which the assessments shah be
paid shall he fixed, hut in no case shall
tina:sd years Of the life Of the improve
naens
SECTION IT'S
NOTICES To PROPERTY OWNERS:
Upon completion of such a special as
s.sSlaess; roll the City Assessor Shssa
cause Nritte. Fis.eS 10 he served upon
the owner of each sos Of parcel Of l.snsi TO
ne assessed o. otherwise affected. or up
sfsN ma. he assessed for taxation.
Saeh notice shah be served in the man
faef lereVides! fe. such Sers ice Of sum-
mons for civil action, and as to persons
Who can not b. found. publication OF
such motto. shall fe made at fcasi once
in Il yvwSaaper of general circulation ia
statement % the character OF the pro-
posed Improvement. referring so the resss-
tuition prey seifSlN adopsesi ~ the CITY
Commission. the return Of as>esSalessl
Which has been tentatively determined
upon by the assessor. the number of
nuai inStalltaentS in which il is 10 he
paid. the total estimate of ahe cost of
the Improvement. the estimated .sssseun:
al bs-f.. tss or damage to such lot e. PAR
eel ef land. and shah state a time and
place when complaints and claims in&y
be heard before the Eaual.zans Board
SECTION 1s6.
CONSIDERATION oF SPECIAL. As
SsSSMh,N-T-S OF TIiE EQIs AiAZiN,s
EoART. The s-stv clerk shan c.il i
meeting ST ,he lssralizing Boar. al The
TIM" ii which notice has been given. al
snail hear al claims and objections a. TO
the character II al improvements u he
paid f9r IN part or IN whoie hN speciat
assessments. ,s.. necessity therefor and
..f
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ss.sr - sSs.Ss. - 49,
a 5ns~s~esssa.s.-
~lmrSSS - -
m,rsss,,, ~ -
SHnsn~> - .Ss -
s-v~~ = Ses.s xz
s.<r~c<.e ~ -
- srr~. ~
-s.'.s- ~.
uSS -
REPLACING o.
pR0tE2ENIS: ~
prov i,e in Rhxsae ~ -
of replacing f1npsUe415
STREETS at the tisne ~ r
charter. tsv leNyhw r.
as hereinhefore uvupeS7
r,,ers for such reeIiHSl7is
fifteen Years frvsrn ~. F.
Improvement ~aa ~
shall h~ limited "a :
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sossuDe.


Wv 80
HOW ISSUED: The C1ax
in its corporate casnacl1xs
To issue from time 10
said city i'm such Slenosnfn
ing such rate of fnteFek
six per cent and ipeco9ns
time and upon such COMM
determined. to an agssuR
in the aggregate tWenavk
of the assessed value = -
and personal property In 81
last preceding valuation q -
prns isis-d. that no such
issued except for the I'm
IN section :, or for the
debt al the city. refun6tn9
issues OF bonds. hlixnu1
works and utilities. cOnalfGn
eSssary municipal huSl66Qm
Struh.ing. ma intaining =
of parks. nlaygroNM1l4
streets. and other munich
are OF general beneti Ii
the municipality: proytoB4
t~fure the issue Of any 50
he made an ordinance SAk0 -
pressing in exact terms
rf the contemplated eona -
poses for which moneys - -
are Ia he used, which antn
proposing the issue Of boQ1n
qieisfN be approved by Z -
of the electors n! the city. at
held for that purpose II x06S]
such manner as may he .
law and the ordfna nces
Every issue of bsads shah -
Il term OF wears not to eEcooG
mated sserIeG of utility at IL
na-iat for which they are -
ma ease Ia exceed thirty yeno1
principal Of said bonds shxn L
in equal annual serial inStn&|
first annual fnstal.ment - =
within not more than five ~
date of such issue Every -
th. issue Of bonds shah rG01l
taS levy for each year to HuGef
serial instalinlents. of rrtnc
terest. and such amounts -
ed in the tax levy of eacn -
SECTION -.
PREREQUISITES TO PAL
BOMBING ORDINANCE:
Commission. prior I. the u91
arsiina nee. levy and asSesae1e1
in. Tor the issue sf bonds q
part ssf the cost of any pUhetc
Continued on Page
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.cl,y Assessor

-~.--'.e------.s.-s
CITY Assessor
SECTION io2.
FAgf3-pt, To pass TAN Hwy. II
IN any YEAR m. ,sfts. ,.,,,,n,iss5.,n shaij
fan "a mass y i.,y ,ra;uatf., =, n ,he
levy ordinance i, any v,s,r shs}i H. ,n
for th.. fiscal se.sr shall be tn. SANE. -
The v.fr hef.r. 5,a,n f.r i;e,n
srr-,on ,os
n,.p,nr,,> II, -,
pssnir.RTY For the purpose of assess
n.,,; ,n.. soi, shail be k,,awn ~ .tfapas,
am, .sxg,rythinr ..t.s..,,.,, ,b.,.fs, s.l,s{l h,
kn,,,,.,, =. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,x.h..,, ,,,s..,sl
i ,,h,. ,a,a,, nay t.. sss.s~s,41 s, =. =,
/ her a.anfe a,.ar, gron ~ lapss ,rtlel.s
n,h,., .nan - !, .t,,,,rn,,s,.
shal) Ia ;n.os,, IL ..t,..,sx.,s,9 ,.,..n,r-x
SECTION ioa
! TANES. WHEN pAyAEIE. Anl
taxes shall be due and payable on tie
/ FIRST day of Apri III each Year as
! soon th~rea fter as the assessment. roll
may into the hands of tn, t".l,As
i tor. of which he shall give not iee i5v pnii-
iication. and the collection of taN.s
| ..4silius dus. and lfn,.ai,1 three nls,.i, H.
thereafter shall from, thai .l..s-. Iear IN
| teres, ~ the rate of ans iscreen. n.f
| month. which shall he added ;her. :lr9a
s"lie' t'd WITH me 'aNrs-
{ Sc Ton 100.
WHEN TAN FotkS SHALL LOSE
+, the TaN ia"As shall close on The hfSf
I i.4N Il Inis, and the taiits'fal shat pro
cse'i as hereinafter prey
SECTION ioe.
MAY ISSUE pFSTREEsS WAR
- 's s~,,,. y ,,s,,se ' uy,,.is ~ MI
alias and pluseS distress Warrants II
| the name Of the State and e'sfT t. .f-
force collection OF taxes on property aa4a
privileges Such warrants ln.tN hs <,s-
| eute.i b. the chief ef roiies ~ ~ aMS
Constable Sherif
|
| LION w,
CONSTITUTE. \ LIN. taxes ansi
| assessments together with fh.. lnt-f,ssg
imposed .or delinquency and c,e~t - eti-
lection, shall y. and continue fscn usss,i,
ths property assessed. superior T. III
other liens or claims. untH ;he sFtfn.
shalt IL. paid. All such items SHAH he en-.
forced as are other r,ss
ercr,o., 100
'oS no
,oti. i.EtI'1N or IANI.S ltse ~
iced nror,.sd S,tf,s,anfs.,h. - ii. Ss,.,,..
| ,.sa,,,,., II ~. ,,.,a...,s,s.,. .s.ss ssf3a
saas ~ ,sn.ls 80, .,,.rSss,,.,& s,,.,,..s,t ~
n., ~, x.n,.n, NJ ,ax. .,,l 3i..,,ss .,S II.
| ST.. .s,ll,.s.ta,s ,,s,,i... ~. 4-a+. },, ass
| All ~ s,,i,,.n, !. ~. ssF,,,a ,,..,,s. !. i.s
-. ,.r.s..,.,n.,, j., ~ ~ ~ y.iArs,ls
far any Violation Il ile datfes iatl,nsea
'''''''
, SECTION i0e
RI ERRORS To TIE Isf.feErI.a. Tiae
t.o,p,4,lssissu any .tfnf- ,lasst,. .sr
| nelfs and inS.,lv.sis3..S f5r ai4}sis he
sn"u4d i'e 'f.dittsd ssanisSAsiflsS. - s7iN7 2
ing IN each case tfT names "i t-aH i'asi :
!, tfsS .li nose account me t4St5ii sittsii'a
SECTION 30
SpI-.>t,1 ,Ss,<>ss,sts>srS r,p ~
s.aI. Observation-Disclosures; m. .,4tS conn
,,,,s..i,s,, g,,1t t.,. ,.,.,,.,.. .,.ss4s.,, :.
.rn..isl - ~. ..,,t>t,s,5.t4,s,. .f,i4t,-,,,.
,tn,, ,a,s... s,,,.1 4,4.3,s...,,s.s3, ,,..t
~ ,l,,.s-a4 ~ -. .f44,.stt ~ f.4.,.is
| ~ III ,b5,.es i, tb f,+.3r. i. ~, s. s,,s
,,r,,x.,n.,t~ a..a I'll ,,,l.,,.5.i.. -. ~. ,,st
q ,,.a+ - ..s,s ftls,. - ~ .s.s - .,= ,.,.4.
III ,n,,,rs,x.,a.n, ~ l,s9s9s,sss a.3 s4,il. =
: sp.e S,...ss..i .,-..s,ft,.,,f tss,f,s, },t= ms
: adjoining and cofat5srNoi.S ,sg- Ufl..r Sn..
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EouAll2iNG BOARDS

person iti!ft ar corporation 70 atN "A Ill
eens'e
EouAll2iNG BOARDS
SECTION 90.
HOW coMP,,Si.!e: The Eaualszin2
BEARD of the city stall IL. c.sl;."s..a III
the members Of th,. CIV Commission and
the city Manager and il shall meet On
The first Tuesday IL February each
YEAR. The City t'i'.rk SHAH h- the clerk
of sasch l,s.4ri ard shall Keep an accurate
reeoE. q. all the changes made in the
valuation of property and MI othss pro-
ceesiinsS Of such hoard.
SECTION 90.
MAY ADJOURN FROM TIME To
TIME: The EquaIizins Boar. may ad
jpurn from day 10 day until ills work is
completed and fiN. meran-rs shall eonsti-
tute a quorum to transact business II
no quorum = present The City a-rk MAY
adjourn the hoard from day To day ann
publicly announce the time II which the
meeting is To Ire adjourned.
SECTION s4
| NOTICE OF MEETING. TO Fl. Pt'E-
] I-lSiF.n Annually. uot .asiier than III
teen ,iasS aud not later than ten .iaS $
! prior To tn. injecting Of the E4uaiizsns
Hoard provided for sn th. foregoing para
graph. the city Clerk shall cause I. IL.
j istihisned IN a newS!.ssls,f ol tae city. mo-
I tce that the city asis.ssment roll viii
! i,. submitted I. In. I.sua zias Beard for
] approval on tine date a:.d ut the place
and time fixed Tor such meeting aud re-
aufins all persons desiring to have cor
rt-ttisiS mad. in such fnii whether the
/ listing, valuation OF proi,.r,N or ether
! wise. TO file with MIN oa ~ before the
daN previous - the ri~e.lf2 uf ssieh
t.qualszing Ea.ri. their T1etitAan setting
forth shei" ohl.c5ioas - such asssess-
niui ana the corrections which taes de-
! sire II have lnadr
SECTION 90.
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20 - i
- 5=@ - - - s.
~ 4[os 81 1u0m m1f. 1lnM - Dt~
< ~ - = k1ance.
n 90 q q ~ - 1nU - - Co.,
- ~ l6f1001 q tt Deutctuouey
- GGnu kUoo an4 ufGqeRve tNe 9AHne NJ
Gc1 I1mnGr - 4&r4 - deee1l3tA1m ny
G3lY &6cn1H0ufo1> Al z190ey feceas-
r. ~ H. 44ef 1To4oHGr tQy - N con-
Iu1fun Win &hA b4qoueuo - tme 01ty
Gnu - uruD0Rtly 0Gunu1ee0 with such
r. - bnMhtQG h1pti10e5OuA to be
EG61 by the CITY CDmWena50n, ana
~ GuEp11h hDch Becux1ey - Inc COM
- Mey eeeeSmlnes ano a3fee 20 10y
q <sss.,.s.s - .aea =. ,~..se fr.r
= z.sss =, - Ss-. fs.ss~ 49,, ~. V~ar
= - - = 's- = -
&EcTtoM -.
HNWuu1nmR I.psaH rxvERTnENTN
- f5E5f31STe. An r,osreye due as in
ss;s1S sssss essS..~4 1.ssn6. - alenosfts aanall
~. -ss-i'sss,ss,n - sS- 9s;9~ Fr~r~.sver q nd
,s:S.ss.s1 a ~ -rrsss;s a. -. ~~uer~l fnrd
~ ~ s,;ess a -,sxy a,s~k 81 nrsssS9u ar.11
Sss-ses-~ s.ue-sra e<,s- srx~ss4 snrues !. "A de-
lpn1te sAau - hetd ~ the cny Treas
ss.S ~ s'''e -
SssOS
PAYMENTS. HOW MAJ ~. he shall
puy eat ulssneys only on the warrants of
- city Clerk c0unterxtgned BY the csty
Nnnn&ef: except 0Onfss and interest
1nngapG coupons. which, when due. may
- unt0 ush,N presentation OF IN case the
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FINANCES AND TAXATION
SECTION rs.

SECTION rs.
F1sCAL YEAR: The Hscal year Of
~ city ssnll begin On the FIRST day Of
eblSty first day of December following
SECTION rs
ANIMAL ESTiM ATE. The CITY Man
aRer. ~ his annual report covering the
operation of the city which il shall he
his duty To make ard Submit To tis. city
Gonmission covering the fisc.si year.
snail set forth an estmat te 81 the ex-
prnditures and revenues of The city for
.lss ensuing Year This estimate shah
~ complied from detailed informa ton
ard IN its Arrangement the eassiica :
tbou Of expenditure. shall be as nearly
uniform Is possible for the main funs
&tonaI divisions ard departments of the
the following informal ION.
9al ietascst estimate of the ex-
prnses of conducting each department 1T
snd disision of the city government. in
ciudhx all public utilities and enter
prt1~s copdacf ii y tise city.
tb) Expendstufes for corresponding
! items arf'ia tn ~ fiSesi s.ass' last
se) Amount Of sapptrs ana material
On hand
tdD Increase ~ demands compared
with the corresponding appropriation for
ahr kssst fiscal year
81 Such other information is re-
quired by the CITY Commission or rs the
{ CITY Manaser may deem advisable e
submit.
The estimates 80 given and consfsfut
Ing the retonitlera..afion nf the city Man
1wer :> to the amounts necessary 10 bs
appropriated for the ensuing fiscal veal
shall be supported with information Civ
~ the reasons therefor in such detail a,
may ~. necessary To afford the city Com
mission Il comprehensive understanding
Of the needs and requirements of tn
various divisions of the city government
: for the ensuing period. provided notnin
herein sha.s he construed to prevent th
city Commission from altering or modi
city Manager.
ard rs.si,ssat. of the aity Manager sha
~ prepared that there may be copies o
hle In IN. office of the rsrk for n>ree
ton by the public.
SECTION II.
APPROPRIATION ORDINANCES: Wit
Respect 10 such estimates the City Com
mission shall prepare an appropriate 10
orsiieane such form may be PR
Acrthed by resolution and before final
acting upon SUCH ordinance shall fix
time and place for holding public hea'
fngs upon the intended appropr ia ton
and shall give public notice Of such hea
ings and before its final passage. the al
propfiaticn ordinance shall he puhlishs
with parallel comparison showing II
Recommendations of. the civ Manage
The s-ifv Commission shah not BASS u
appropriation ordinance until ten da.
A1eeF its publication.
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ADVISORY soAaos
SECTION ~.

HOW CONSTITUTED: The City Com
yisory Board or Boards. composed of
citizens qualified 10 act in an advisory
capacity to the city Commission. the
t'ity Manager or to any department Of
tine city government. with respect to the
conduct aud management Of any prop
erty Or institution or the exercise of any
public functions 0f the city. The mem
hers Of any such board shall serve with
out compensation for the time fixed in
their appointment. or ct the pleasure of
the Commission, and their duties shall be
10 consult and ADVISE with such munich
pal 0ficers and make written recon-
Inenda tions which shall become part OF
the Setssfsls Of the city.
The Daytona daily news., 1922-01-22

II - VI
",'itv of paytona. :

yen are hereby commanded II ccl
lect out of the property and from each of
the persons corpora ts.fiS and Ef.nS
named I'M the snnsxed roll. the taxeS sat
down in such roll. opposite each name.
saofroraflon. or firm. or parcel es i.t0d
described. and in case the taNs~ are not
paid the iln,. prescribed ,N t,.w. sos,
are Ia collect the same in such manner
rs is provided by law. and III cot
lestesa YOU are 10 hold and are"nnt tor
as required hs law and ordinances
Given under my hand this day
The Daytona daily news., 1922-01-22
SECTION 80.

PERSONAL PROPERTY. The civ
Of Daytoua shall have the right II tax
as personal property all wharyes and
water terminals within the limits of tb..
city and all buildings or structures
owned BY private Individuals corpora
The Daytona daily news., 1922-01-22
SECTION -.

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The Daytona daily news., 1922-01-22
SECTION 81.

ROLLS: The Equaiizina Hoard must
place upon and add IL The assessment
reil, any property r-,il ar il.trSenai. slih
jcet fo taxation. which has been omitted
ther.fr.,ns ~ the owner or hs the as
:seSSor ana enter the same NJ such Naila-
ton that It wlll bear an equa4 aad just
i,raIatltlun II taNAt...n-
The Daytona daily news., 1922-01-22
SECTION 1875.

/ city ; PROPORTION Oh COST. The
tatN Sfs2N p.sy sss,l part of the ,,.S, al the