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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-06
Destruction Smyrna
Being Overcome

Smyrna, June 10 ca. P. by MaiD-
After ten months OF death like still
ness which followed the devastating
fire, Smyrna has taken on a new
lease of life. Quay Street, which
skirts the waterfront, has been clear
ed of debris and the familiar one
horse tramcars again are running.
Two moving picture concerns which
feature American films are operating
conveniently near the spot where
passenger ships tie up. Turkish
newsboys cry out a two-page edition
OF a daily French propaganda paper.
and the cafes are running full blast.
The American flag is still flying from
the quay. but is in a new place. 1t
was removed from the burning con-
sulate at the height of the fire in
September, 1922, and again when the
temporary consulate was destroyed
by blaze several months ago.
American tobacco men who have
struggled back to Smyrna have been
surprised at the commercial activity
of the city. Expectations of figs,
raisins and tobacco have revived in a
small degree, and some steel rails and
building materials are being import
ed. The Turks, the Americans say,
are making big effort to give the lie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-06
BELFAST
Funeral Services Mrs. Abbie
Bradford-Locals and Per.
SOnalS OF Interest

Funeral services were held Thurs
day for Mrs Abbie Bradford, who
died at her home in Waldo on Tues
day at the age of GO years. She was
the daughter of Joseph Reynolds and
the wife of Elisha Bradford.
The weather over the Fourth was
all that could possibly be desired,
barring terrific shower about z
o'clock, which, however, did not ma :
terially interfere with any of the
night program. Belfast people who
remained at home enjoyed some ex-
cellent racing, with one of the largest
fields in the $50 mixed class ever to
start here, nine passing under the
wire in the first two of four heats.
In the 215 and 2.22 mixed it was
three straight heats. The grand
stand was filed to it's capacity, a
number from Bangor, Camden, Rock
land ard the adjoiAing Waldo
county towns. A feature of the aft
ernoon program at the New Belfast
Fair Grounds where the events took
place was the patriotic address by
Maj George c. Weber of Auburn. a
hero OF the World war whose elo-
quence will long be remembered.
Every man. woman and child who
heard his plain, earnest and stirring
appeal for greater Americanism
will not soon forget 1t and it cannot
fail to awaken responsive patriot
ism in their hearts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-06
"TIz" FOR ACHING.
SORE, TIRED FEET

Just take your shoes off and then
put those weary, shoe crinkIed. ach-
ing. burning. corn-pestered, bunion-
tortured feet of yours in a "TIZ"
bath. Your toes will wriggle with
JOY; they'll look up at you and all
another dive in that "TIZ" bath.
When your feet feel like Jumps of
lead-all tired out-just try 'TIZ."
It's grand-it's glorious. Your feet
VIII dance with joy; also you will
ma all pain gone from corns, CAL
louses and buhions.
There's nothing like "TIZ." It,s
the only remedy that draws ont ali
the poisonous exudations which puff
up your feet and cause foot torture
"A few. cents buys a box of "TIZ"
at any drug or department store
get; how comfortable your shoes
feel..-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-06

Waterville Thursday after visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Pack.
ara OF Shirley street.
Mrs. Eugene Noii and baby of
Quebec, are. in town visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Philip Turcotte Of
North avenue. They had not seen
each other for II years and are
much enjoying their visit together.
ME-. Arthur Haley OF Cprhv!ile was
In town Thursday ana left on the
morning train for Old Orchard where
shs passed Thursday night, ana this
to visit with relatives until the nrst
Of the week.
Many friends Of Misses Glen ana
Evelyn Viles, daughters Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Viles, formerly of Show
began. who have been students at the
Gorham State Normal school, to
which town the family moved last
year after the Misses Viles were
graduated from 8. H. S., will be in
terested that they left Thursday for
Auburndale, Mass, where they will
take summer course at Lasell
Seminary in Public School Music in
Struction.
Mrs. G. p. WelIman and daughter,
Miss Harriet Paterson of Auburn,
have come to their summer home at
the farm home of her father, G. Per-
leg Fogg on the Old road to Athens
in the town of Cornville, where they
will pass the months of July and
August. Mr.. Wellman, who is bar
Der, is employed at the Simpson
shop in Skowhegan during the sum-
mer. Mrs. Wellman was In town
shopping Thursday.
Mrs. Myrtle Moody Is paSsinp
some time in Madison caring for her
son. Lyman Moody. who is employed
by the construction crew of the Cen
trail Maine Power Company and who
has blood poisoning in his left hand.
The hand was operated upon the
first OF the week and seems to be
getting along well now. Mrs. Moody
was in town on business Thursday
morning but returned to Madison in
the afternoon.
Mr.. John Cleveland of Norridge-
wock was the guest Wednesday of
his nephew and wife. Mr.. and Mrs
Alton H. Cleveland Of Madison ave-
nue.. Mr.. Cleveland, who Is an aged
gentleman, much enjoyed the cele-
bration.
Mrs. Lizzie Gould of North Lake,
New Brunswick, Canada, and her sis
ter. Mrs. Althea Cropley of Dam
forth, Maine, who have been guests
of another sister and her husband
Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Witham of
High street, left Thursday afternoon
for the home of Mrs. Cropley. This is
the first visit of Mrs. Gould to Show
hogan and she was delighted with
the town and much enjoyed her visit
here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-06
LEGS Wine for Austriars

Vienna, June ia. T. by Maill-
Wine growers and wine sellers in AHs-
tria are alarmed at a recent notahk
reduction in the consumption Of Their
wares They are loud in their CON
plants, and they inundate parliamen
with proposals for help.
The principal causes Of the falling
off in the consumption of wine woaa
seem to be, first, the exorbitant priea
asked by both producer and inn-keepsl
and second. the conditions of unsn-
ployment and half-time employmeE
still reigning in the country Thes
have converted the wine lover perforc
into water dEjnker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-06

here regularly. Uncle Sans freight.
ers are capturing most of the carp
business in the Mediterranean fred
the British, French and Italians. Pas
sengers and crews on all boats erts.
ing Smyrna Bay are required to Her
life-belts because of the menae,
mine fields laid by the Turks. 4
Turkish tugboat leads the America
destroyers through the lane of minA
Antipathy toward foreigners ta
not been wholly removed. aud pas
sengers are not permitted to kEi
American bluejackets. however, a.
always welcome, because the Turk
have not forgotten how spleatidF
they behaved when the city was
flames
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-06
The Day at Northport

- The Day at Northport
Mrs. James ID. Mortimer gave de-
lightful July Fourth party at her
| summer place. Snuggle Inn. on the
| South Shore. Northport. In the party
were II. Miller of New York. who
motored down with Mr.. Mortimer for
the holiday week, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
NJ. Cobe and their house guests, Mrs.
Frederick F. Hoffman of Chicago,
Mrs. Lena Haney Whitney of Mon
tana and Charles f. Rogers of New
York, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph L. Flan-
defs. Mr.. and Mrs. Smelling Robinson
Of Erie, Pa. who are guests Of the
Flanders, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Z.
| Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughan
Hamilton. Miss Anna Aver. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis X Hirsh, Mr.. and Mrs.
I Charles H. Glaster.
The Northport Country club was
opened informally on the Fourth,
with dinner served, number of
members attending. Many passed
the day on the links which are in ex-
ceptionally fine condition and the day
was perfect for playing.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Roberts OF
brighton, passing the season at their
place on the North Shore. left on the
afternoon steamer for Boston We'd
Saturday from New York on the
American Shipping Board steamship
American Legion, for business trip
to Rio de Janairo and Buenos Aires.
Mrs Roberts will return to Northport
on Saturday, driving back. accom-
panied by Miss Allie Leathermann,
who will be her guest. During Mr..
Roberts absence Mrs. Roberts and
little daughter Emily-Ann will re-
main in Northport.
The quaint little old English chap
Ell in Belfast, st. Margaret's Episco-
pal, is open for the summer with
Rev. r. A. Parrook, D. D., of Colgate
University, the priest in charge. The
little chapel which already has a
number of beautiful windows and
other memorials, has recently been
presented with two new ones, which
have been placed in the trancept,
one Of which is the coat of arms of
st. Margaret and the other the Peace
Cross. These windows are by Pow
ell of London. Another new window
just received has been placed in the
door, in memory of Mr.. and Mrs
Dudley Davis of New York, placed
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Miller john
son of that city. This window, which
is especially beautiful, is by John
LaFarge, the famous American ar
list. Rev. Russell Bowie. d. D., who
preached in the chapel last summer,
has been called to Grace church, New
York, to succeed Bishop Charles
Slattery, the new bishop Of Massa-
chusetts.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Odd Fellows Building
Association, called Wednesday, was
adjourned to next Thursday at p.
M, owing to the date falling on a
holiday. Officers will be elected.
Two of the Leeward Islands which
Columbus discovered-St. Christie
pher and Nevis-are British pos
sessions and, of course, have dis
tinctive stamps. A recent issue shows
woeful ignorance of astronomical
lore for Columbus is shown with
spyglass although Columbus died
more than 100 years before Zach
ariah Haussen devised the telescope
if the credit Is not given elsewhere.
", ,,,t., 1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-06

rill represents Miss Bean, and Mr..
Carl is represented by Pattangall.
Locke and Perkins Of Augusta. The
suit is to determine the parentage of
the daughter of Miss Bean and has
aroused considerable interest In
Somerset COUNTY.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Lyon Of En-
slswood, n. j., arrived In Ekowhsgan
Thursday noon after passing Q Few
days at the Lafayette hotel Ia Porte
land. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyon havn never
the birthplace OF Mr.. Lyons grand.
father, James Richford. and was the
home of his mother. who was Miss
Fanny Bickford. and the object Of
the visit is to see the town which was
the home of his ancestors. Mr.. Lyon
is a distant relative of Harry A.
Dinsmore Of East Front street.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-05-25

PROVIDED. however, that " the full
amount Of said tax for any one
year ~ above specified Ii not. or
cannot be collected. the amount OF
such dsacit shall b. added to the tax
levy for the following year.
And said taxas when collected shall
bs placed In . fund To bs called the
Redemption Fund 10 Pay Funding
Bonds. dated May lst. A. d. iS33."
and said tsxes shall be applied sole
~ for the purpose Of the payment
Of said interest and principal Of said
bonds respectively. and for no other
purpose whatever until the bonds
authorized under this ordnance.
prineipel and interest. shall have
bssa fully paid. satisfied and die.
charged. but nothlng herein contain.
ID shall bs 30 Construed ~ 70 psi-
vent saiA city from appiyiag any
other funds that may b. In the
treasury Of the city snd available
for that pufposs 10 the paymeut Of
the said Interest o. pFtncipai %
the sane respectively naturs aad
the levy o. isvies herein provided
tos nay thsrsspon % that sztsnt
b. isrspsaiabls ustii the Indebted.
asss hereia provilsd for. anA the
boa0s iseoe1 - herein provided.
shall have hesn fully paid.
Section Z. Thls ordnance. ast~r
~ oaal passage. shall he record.
81 II . book kspt for that purpose
bs autAsnticatsd BY The signalures
Of the Mayor and Clerk and shall
BE- published In the Monte Vista
Josrnsl end 0raphic-Reporter. y
nswspapeP publishsd within the
limits Of the City Of Monte Vista.
Colorado.
osetioa .. That The legal. aoat.
iag Indebtedness ee sail city to he
rs1ssosl asd pas1 upea the h.
suaaee Of eail Fundiug Donls hears
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-05-25

OF all the votes cast therest were
FOR Funding Bonds,'' and In favor
OF contracting such indebtedness for
the purpose aforesaid, and
WHEREAS. said City Council has
by resolution declared that said
election resulted in favor of con-
tracing such Indebtedness to the
amount Aforesaid: now, therefore,
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
MONTE VISTA, IN THE STATE
OF COLORADO:
Section /. That for the purpose
OF funding the legal floating in
debtedness of said city represented
oy warrants heretofore issued, the
city shall issue its negotiable coupon
bonds In the aggregate amount of
Iwenty-four Thousand Six Hundred
Dollars ($24.6OO.00.) consisting Of
twenty (2O) bonds at One Thousand
Dollars C$l.0OO.O0) each and forty
six A6) bonds at One Hundred
Dollars ($1O0.0O) each. the Ono
Thousand Dollars ($l.OOO.0O) bonds
to be designated by the letter IN"
before the serial number. and the
One Hundred Dollars ($10O) to be
designated by the letter C" before
the serial number; said bonds to be
payable in lawful money Of the Unit
ed States of America. to bear date
the first day of May. A. D. 1923, and
to bear interest from that date at
the rate OF five per centum (5T)
per annum. payable semi-annually
on May first and November first as
evidenced by the interest coupons:
said bonds shall become due and
payable serially without option of
prior redemption In numerical order
as follows, to-wit:
One Thousand Two Hundred Dol
lars Nl,2O0.0O of the principal
amount Of said bonds, consisting Of
One Thousand Dollars ($1.o00) and
two CD bonds in the denomination
OF One Hundred Dollars ($1OO.OO)
each. shall become due and payable
on the first day of May in each Of
the years 1928 to 1916. inclusive; ;
and on May 1st. l947. one a. bond
In the denomination of One Thou.
sand Dollars ($1.OOO.OOD and
eight (S) bonds in the denomination
Of One Hundred Dollars ($1OO.OO)
each. shall be due and payable. said
bonds shall be numbered consecu.
lively In numerical order com.
mencing with Number One % in
the order OF their maturity. irres.
pective OF the denomination there
OF. The numbers OF said bonds.
denominations. maturity dates and
number OF coupons attached to each
bond shall be as follows:
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-05-25

Of funding certain legal floating In
debtedness Of said city ~ represent
ed by warrants Of said city hereto
fore issued. under. and by virtue
OF and In full conformity with the
provisions Of Sections ol77 70 tis%
inclusive. Compiled Laws OF Colo
RADIO. 1921. and all other laws
thereunto enabling. and the Charter
Of the City OF Monte Vista. and Il 10
hereby certified and rscitsd that all
tie requirements thereof have bssu
fully complied With BY the proper
officers in the issue Of this bond,
and that the Issue Of this bond has
oeen authorised By . vote OF the
majority OF the daily qualified elec-
tors Of the said City Of Monte Vista
voting upon the question at . spsc-
ial election held for that purpose In
aaid city on the lst day OF May. A..
d. 1898.
Il 70 farther hereby certified aud
rscitsd that this bond 10 issued In
fall satisfaction and payment Of .
like amount OF outstanding uapaid.
payable. lawful and valid Indebted.
BEES OF the City Of Monte Vista. and
II exchange thsrsfor. sad that ail
necessary acts and thinss required to
sxist president 70 aad IL the Issue
Of this boad 70 reader the sane
lawful asH valiA have happsssd.
bssn propssiy aons sad performsd, /,
asd did exist II due time. form aad
manner - rsesirsA by law. and that
the total Indebtedness Of said City
Of Aeate Vista. iaeludiag that Of
this bond. sxeesds seithsF the sea.
tutory nor The constitutional liai.
tations Of the State Of Colorado.
TIE faith and credit Of the City
Of Monte Vista are hereby pledged
for the punctual payment Of the
priacipal Of ssA the Interest upon
this bond.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREBY, the
City Of Monte Vista has caused this
bond 70 b. sigssd ~ its Mayor.
countersiened BY its City Treasurer
aad the seal Of said city to b here
70 asflxsA. attssts1 ~ IL City Clerk
aAA Tie Interest -eosposs hsrsee
attached are signsd ~ the engraved
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-05-25

The principal and interest OF said
bbonds shall be payable At the Bank.
ers Trust company. In the City OF
New York. L. 8. A.. and said bonds
shall be signed by the Mayor. coun-
'tefsigued by the City Treasurer. the
seal Of said city affixed thereto. and
Sttsstsd by the City Clerk. aud each
of said bonds shall have attached
thereto coupons securing the pay
.insns Of tho interest accruing there
Ybe ~ Il falls due. and each coupon
shall bear the engraved fscsimile
sifhaturs Of the Treasurer Of aaid
city and said coupon when issued -
Aforesaid. - . part OF said bonds.
shall - the lawfui promises and
obltgations OF said city securing the
pay0eat Of said intersst ~ u BE-
eooss aus ID the hands OF all per-
Doos 70 whoa they nay lawfully
cone.
Section :. Raid bonds and the
Doupooo thereto attached shall b In
Substantially ths following form:
Unats1 otasss OF America
Deats g CoSoeA1o
Coosty Of Rio orands
CIV q hssts Vista
- Yua1ias Bead
ne CITY es Meats visa IN The
uyounty - RiQ osaa1e aa1 STATE OF
Co,oralo. for vslue reeeivel. here
~ sckaowlsless leself isleetsd
head promises 70 pay - The bearer
heeeoe the sam Of
0OOoSOs
N lawfui mossy Of the Unitsd eeetss
America, on The first day Of Nay.
4. D. i0......... with intessee tAoreoe
- ~ rate Of five per ceatum u
~ aasun. payable ssm!-enneally
q ths sirs& DAY Of May aad the first
1ay q November In each ysar. -
SovtAeaced By interest coupons here:
- ottaeAsA. 10th the principal and
~ iotsrest bsiag payable st the
A1oakoss Trust company II the City
q New York. Y. q. A.. spca pre-.
oeotatjoa and sufrendsr Of thh eoao
1aal q ~ anasxsd coupons - thsy
oovogal1y boeono 6ue.
9hlo bool b tssusA ~ ths sid
hCtty q Neets Vista foe The Durross
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-05-25
ORDINANCE NO. lse

An Ordinance providing for
the issuance by the City of
) Monte Vista, in the State of
Colorado, of it's negotiable
coupon bonds in the aggregate
: amount Of Twenty-four Thou
sand Six Hundred Dollars
/, ($24. .600.00.) To be designat-
ed Funding Bonds" for the
purpose Of funding a like
7 amount Of the legal floating
indebtedness of such city, pro-
/, ,viding for the levy and coilec-
ton of a tax to pay the prin-
cipal of and the interest upon
Asaid bonds, and declaring an
emergency.
/. WHEREAS. the City Council of
Sthe City OF Monte Vista in the state
of Colorado. did heretofore by Or
dinance No. 1913. duly adopted and
approved upon the End day Of
April. A. d. 1923. call a special cleo
tion OF the qualified electors of
} said city, who had paid a tax with
in the year next proceeding such
election upon property assessed to
/, such voter in said city, to be held
in said city on Tuesday, the LIST day
Of May. A. d. 1923. upon the fol
lowing question. to-wit:
Shall the City Council OF the
City OF Monte Vista. Colorado.
/. be authorized to issue the
negotiable coupon bonds of the
City In the aggregate principal
amount OF Twenty-four Thou
sand Six Hundred Dollars
($24.600.00) for the purpose
Of funding the legal floating
Indebtedness Of said city; said
bonds to bear interest At the
rate Of five per centum (5%)
per annum. payable semi-an-
nually. and to become due and
payable serially as follows, to-
wit:
'One Thousand Two Hundred
Dollars ($l,2OO.0O) thereof, in
consecutive order on the first
day Of May In each of the years
A. d. 1928 to A. ID. 1916, both
inclusive. and One Thousand
Eight Hun d r ed Dollars
lel.SO0.00) on the first day of
Nay A. D. 1917" and,
\ WHEREAS. said election 30 cal
led has been duly held In said city
10 accordance with law and from the
canvass OF the returns from said
Piection II appears that a majority
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-05-25

rate Of interest higher than the
rate prescribed for the said Fund
Ing Bonds. therefore. an emery
sncy 10 hereby declared 10 exist and
the adoption Of this ordinance 10
declared to bs necessary to the i'm.
mediate preservation OF public
peace. health and safety. therefore.
Il shall take effect and be In force
upon the expiration Of hvs days
after u has been 10 published.
Passed arst reading this . day
Of May. A. d. ie3S.
GEO. b. BOUTWELL,
City Clerk
(sEAL
Passed final reading this .2nd
day of May. A. u. 1873.
GEO. b. BOUTWELL,.
City Clerk.
tsEAL)
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-05-25

Joe Hunter Of Kansas City. No.
VAS In town % busincss Tuesday
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-05-25
HEElDN AND ROOTS

l have for sale y good selection
OF Barteldes garden seeds In bulk.
The sams varieties that I plant:
also raspberry roots. currant roots.
pic-plant roots. asparngus roots.
Phone l3eW. A. X. Hubbard. 1919
Grand Ave.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-05-25

facsimile signature Of said Treasur-
Or. - Of the first day Of May. A.
D. 1928.
Mayor.
(sEAL)
ATTEST:
CoUNTERslGNED:
City Treasurer.
FORM OF COUPON
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-05-25

Jack Calvert Of Hooper attended
tho Commercial club banquet Tues.
day evening.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-05-25

trust company, IN tne City OF NeW
York. U. s. A., being six months in
terest on Funding Bonds. dated May
1st, 1923. and bearing
City Treasurer.
Section g. That the Funding
Bonds hereby authorized to be is
sued or the proceeds thereof. shall
be used exclusively for the purpose
Of paying. redeeming and funding
the floating Indebtedness and out
standing legal warrants Of the City
Of Monte Vista herein provided to
be funded, and for no other purpose
whatever. and to that end the said
bonds hereby authorized shall be
sold by the City Council at not less
than their face value, and the pro-
ceeds thereof used in payment of
such legal indebtedness and legal
warrants, or said city may exchange
dollar for dollar. said bonds or any
part thereof for warrants of said
City of Monte Vista which were
outstanding at the time of the call
ing Of said election of 24.600.00.
Section 4. That when issued the
FundinE Bonds hereby authorized
shall be duly registered by the City
Clerk In book kept for that pur-
pose. therein noting the date and
maturity dates, interest paying
periods. and the respective interest
and principal amounts. And the
City Treasurer shall keep a like reg
lister. and shall enter therein the
floating Indebtedness which may be
funded by the issue of the bonds
hnr akx. Cat a IL,
by authorized shall be executed and
delivered from time to time only so
fast as like principal amount of
the said floating indebtedness OF the
City OF Monte Vista is presented
for payment or redemption, and In
such manner that no Increase in the
debt Of the City OF Monte Vista shall
at any time result therefrOm: and
said Indebtedness shall thereupon
be Immediately cancelled In an
amount equal to or in excess OF the
bonds as issued. and 4 report or re-
ports Of the proceedings In the ex-
ecution and delivery OF the Funding
Bonds hereby authorized and the
payment and can
collation. of the indebtedness thus
funded shall be made to the City
Council by the City Treasurer.
Section s. That the semi-annual
interest due on said bonds on Nov
ember 1st. 1923. shall be paid gu,
of the general revenue fund of Said
city and that for the purpose of re-
imbursing and for the purpose OF
raising funds to meet the interest
thereafter accruinE on said bonds
and TO raise funds to ultimately re-
deem said bonds as they become
due. there shall be and there Is
hereby levied on all the taxable
property In said city. in each OF the
follow Ing years. direct taxes suf-
ficient to raise the following
amounts. to-wit:
Yr OF For For Total