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false leader blindly and stupidity, who
refused to believe Lorry Kershaw and
I had hearts in our breasts! All these
poor people who hooted at me, cried me
down, smashed my body and smeared
me with road oil and feathers! All these
poor people who rejoiced in reviling my
wife and me. in reciting our sorry fam
lily history"
Then" said Babson. aghast, 'you
intend to foreclose the deed Of trust on
Forlorn Valley?"
The minute you default on the pay
ment of the interest. Babson."
And then-you'll-press the but
ton?"
Naturally. I'll have TOTO make my
investment sweet. Just now it's a wee
bit sour"
Silas Babson gave vent to moaning
little cry, like a hurt animal; he slid
softly out of his chair to the floor. He
had tainted.
A group Of farmers seated in the
rear of the court room now got up
and Stalked out. Tfchenor followed
them to the door and stood watching
them. AS If acting under the stimulus
of common purpose they walked to
their shabby automobiles parked along
the curb and drove out OF town at a
high rate of speed
When BabSon let himself in the side
door of the Bank Of Valley Center about
o'clock that afternoon Henry Rock
byS white face peered out at him from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-12
PARK EXECUTIVES
TO CONVENE HERE
1882 Sessions of Three
Groups to Be Held in Capital.
Will Study local Problem.

Washington will get another conven-
ton for bicentennial year in 1882, when
it becomes host next Fall to the Amer
lean Institute of Park Executives, the
American Park Society and the Ameri-
can Geological Parks and Aquariums
group, which will bring more than 200
delegates from ell parts of the United
States, from South America and Can
ada to the National Capital.
This was the news brought back to-
day by Frank T. Gartside. chief of the
Park Division of the Office of Public
Buildings AMI Public Parks, who, with
c. l.. Wirth of the National Park Serv-
ice. Interior Department, induced the
delegates to pick Washington for its
next years meeting place.
Lieut.. Col. U. S. Grant, Sd, direc-
tor of Public Buildings and Public
Parks, who has been appointed chair
man of the Program Committee for the
convention, said today that tentative
plans called for number of trips
around Washington and adjacent ter
ritory. presenting the park problems of
this region. The park executives will
endeavor to aid in solving these prob
lens by their expert suggestions, and a
dinner with outstanding speakers, has
been set down the the program. An
effort will be made to get away as far
as possible from the formal indoor
convention routine, as the opinion of
the visitors on developing Washing
tons park system will be sought by
utilizing the parks as a laboratory, Gel.
Grant said.
Serving with Col. Grant on the Pro-
gram Committee will be DR.. William M.
Mann, director of the National Zoo
logical Park. Mr.. Wirth, Mr.. Gartside
and three members of the Executive
Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-12
the cashiers cage. where Rookby was
no 10 pcipU 1iS rash

the cashiers cage. where Rookby was
balancing his cash.
I'VE got to do something an do 1t
quick" Rookby quavered. I've had
run on the bank since noon. What are
we going to do tomorrow II this run
continues, Mr.. Babson? We haven't
more than $4,000 in the vault now"
Don't open the bank tomorrow II
you see crowd in front waiting. Paste
notice in the window that this bank
has closed temporarily and will reopen
as soon as I have returned from san
Francisco with cash to meet all de-
mands for Withdrawals. Got to nave
an excuse to keep 'em quiet"
Babson got out his life insurance
policies and read their provisions care
fully. He knew there was clause IN
them which nullified them If the in
sured committed suicide, while sane or
insane, within a certain period follow
ing the issuance of the policy. Yes, that
period had now passed. He had $780,
GOO worth Of life insurance in force ana
his wife was the beneficiary. His
creditors could not levy on that. So he
wrote his wife letter, inStructing her
how to invest the insurance money
safely to yield per cent, Enclosed this
note in an envelope and returned 1t 10
the tin box marked IS. B.-Personal."
This box he placed in the bank vault
where it would be found readily; then
he left q note for Mr.. Rookby, got in
his car and drove away up country. :.
Two weeks later RUDE. Tenney found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-12
INsTALLMENT XVIII.


IN Nate Tichenor's latest move Silas
Babson and his fellow directors
read only last-minute effort. IN
/ spired solely by malice, to embar-
rass the district with a law suit
that would drag through the SUM
mer and thus for another year deprive
the valley of water. To thwart TINS,
therefore. it was imperative that the
district employ an imposing array OF
legal talent Immediately and nave
Tichenor's suit to obtain permanent
injunction go to trial without deiay;
Four days later both sides had tlnEhed
terieS had fired their last broadslde, ana
his honor looked gravely over the top
of his desk at the belligerents.
'Since this case went to trial, ne
announced, 1.-The Supreme Court OF the
State of California has rendered
unanimous decision in an appeal from
a decision rendered by the superior
Court in a case similar TO TINS. Due 10
the recent decision of the supreme
Court, an advance copy OF winch t ma
only this morning reached me, mo
myself in the embarrassing position OF
having to reverse my previous view as
to the constitutionality of paragraph
534 Of the code of civil procedure, upon
which the defendant corporation has
based its argument in the issue at trial
In general, the Supreme Court OF
the State of California holds that there
is no such thing as flood, storm or
freshet waters in a stream, but merely
a seasonal rise and fall of the stream
and that all waters therein, not merely
| the so-called Summer or normal flow.
are riparian to the bed thereof, and
may not be diverted from such riparian
lands for the use and benefit OF non
riparian owner. The Supreme Court
| holds that all of the waters OF said river
(Which, of course. applies to all streams
throughout the State) are an lnallen-
able vested right of the owners Oh the
lands riparian thereto.
This court has no alternative but
to award to the plaintiff the perma-
nent injunction prayed for, restraining
forever the defendant public service
corporation. Forlorn Valley Irrigation
District, from diverting any of the
waters of Eden Valley Creek. This
court also assesses the costs OF this &C
ton to the defendants, as prayed for
in the complaint. and it is SO ordered.
At a later date the court will issue a
formal written decision, but the court
can see no reason for refralning from
/ rendering an informal decision at this
time and referring the defendant cor
poration to its sole and inalienable right
at laW-the right TO acquire the IandS
of the Bar H Land e. Cattle Co. ct al.
through condemnation suit or purchase
by private treaty Court is dismissed"
There was nothing else for Silas Bah
son to do save weep-and he did. He
laid his tired head on the counsel table
and sobbed as If his heart must break.
Don't take it so hard. Mr.. Babson,"
his counsel continued. You have one
more arrow in your CULVER. The dis
trict can still condemn Eden Valley and
acquire its water rights"
"Of course it can" Nate Tichenor
was speaking from the other side of the
counsel table. But Eden Valleys fer
tile acreage far exceeds that of Forlorn
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popular MadoSk of the loveie chiffon silk hose made
Iumming Bird
their regular higher extraordinary
this quotation sk with French cradle
a OF Fall shades TO-
DOWN STORE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-12
Outlaws of Eden
By Peter B. Kme


Valley, and 1t is infinitely more valu-
able. You cannot have Eden Valley for
less than $4,000 900, and the lands in
the Forlorn Valley irrigation district
are already mortgaged to the limit"
Babson, red-eyed, gazed at him with
something of the malevolence of a
trapped mink. you've ruined Forlorn
Valley" he quavered. You realize that.
don't you?"
IT haven't given any thought to For
lorn Valley" Nate rplied coldly. Just
now I'm reveling in the Joy that comes
of the knowledge that 1 have ruined
you All have to do to save Forlorn
Valley is to press a button"
For Gods sake, Mr.. Tichenor, do
it." Babson pleaded. "All those poor
people"
who refused to permit me to be kind
to them and save them from ruin?"
Tichenor interrupted harshly. "All
these poor people who followed their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-12
Y. w. C. A. PLANS HEALTH
PROGRAM FOR WINTER
Mrs. Wilson Compton Will Have
Charge of Education-Miss
Irene Richards Is Secretary.

Plans for the health program at the
Y. w. c. A. this Winter have been
completed under direction of Mrs. Will
son Compton, chairman of the health
education division of the association
Miss Irene Richards will be health ed
ucation secretary this year for the Sec
ond time.
Miss Jennie Turnbull, a new instruc-
tor this year, will teach golf basket ball
and tennis. Another new instructor
on the staff is Miss Lois Balloon, who
will have charge of dance groups. Miss
Balloon will be assisted by Miss Eliza
beth Hastings, who also will teach
swimming.
Miss Elsie Huntley will coach vari-
Gus sports and DR. Grace G. Purse
WIN cooperate with MISS Huntley IN
1nstructing diet and weight" groups
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-12
FILM ACTRESS LEARNS
HOW TO WALK AGAIN
Evalyn Knapp Receivers From In
jury to Spine Suffered After
Fall Down Cliff.

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, Calf, October 10
Evalyn Knapp. young motion picture
actress, yesterday was pronounced COM
pletely recovered from injuries received
two months ago in a fall down a cliff
in the Hollywood hills.
Several vertabrae were fractured, and
it was necessary for her to learn to walk
again, step by step.
simultaneously with permission from
her doctors to discard her clutches en-
tirely, the studio where she is unGer
contract announced she would begin
work late this month in a picture op-
posite William Powell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-12
CONSULS TRANSFERRED
State Dept Announces Changes in
U. S. Foreign Service.

Recent changes in the United States
Foreign Service, announced by the State
Department, include the transfer of
Vice Consul Jay Walker, Washington,
from Bombay, India, to Tunis, Tunisia
of Vice Consul Kenneth j. YearnS,
Washington, from the Department of
State to Naples, Italy; of Counselor
Walter c. Thurston. Phoenix, Ariz, from
the Department of State to the embassy
at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; of Consul
John B. Ketcham. Brooklyn, N. Y, from
Surabaya, Java, to Taihoku, Japan; of
Vice Consul William D. Moreland jr,
Portland. Greg. from Guayaquil, Ecua-
dor, to Liverpool, England; Of Vice Con-
sui John j. Coyle. Buffalo, N Y, from
Dakar, Senegal, to Paris, France: of
Vice Consul Winfield H. Mionor, from
Bombay. India. to Mexico City, Mexico
and of Vice Consul Davis B. Lewis, Illi-
nois. from Tunis, Tunisia, to Paris,
France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-12
NOTED WOMAN BANKER
TO SPEAK AT Y. w. C. A
Miss Mary Jane Winfree to Give
First Lecturer of Series Tonight
on "our Resources"

Miss Mary Jane Winfree, well known
woman banker, will deliver a series of
talks at the Y. w. C. A. on the sub
ject, Finance for Women OF Today"
starting tonight at 7 o'clock. Tonlght's
subject will be "Our Resources. and
subjects for the remaining Monday
nights in Octboer will be "Old-Fash-
oned Rules Still Govern" and Your
Will-Today"
A series of talks on legal subjects by
John r. Fitzpatrick. assistant U. S.
attorney and member of the faculty
OF Columbus University Law School, is
being held Tuesday evenings at 7:15
o'clock at the Y. w. c. A Tomorrow's
subject will be Divorce" and others
to be taken up include Marriage"
Wills" and miscellaneous legal sub
jects.
The present. program for the Winter
schedules other prominent speakers,
among them Mrs. Ernest ]. Loring,
who will talk on household manage
ment, marketing, budgeting and allied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-12
subjects; Mrs. Helen Mcclellan Scharf-
| on interior decoration. and Mrs. Joseph
F. Schevlin, on handcraft.
Spanish Ships Collide.

GIBRALTAR, October IL OP).-The
Spanish steamer Mariacelina and an
other Spanish boat, Ciudad de Palma,
were in collision yesterday of Cabo de
Gaia, near Almeria.
Both vessels were damaged, and the
Mariacelina was beached. Salvage
steamers went out to them from Glib
raltar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-12
NOTED HISTORIAN COMING
Johns Hopkins to Hear Leipzig
Medical Authority.

BALTIMORE, Md. October IL (P)-
The appointment of DR.. Henry E. Siger-
list medical historian at the University
of Leipzig as visiting lecturer in the
history of medicine at Johns Hopkins
University School of Medicine was an
nounced yesterday.
DR.. Sigerist has been described by
DR.. William H. WEIGH, emeritus profess
sor of the history of medicine at Johns
Hopkins as probably the leading his
torian Of medicine of the younger gen
Grafton His first lecture will be de-
livered Thursday afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-12

his body floating beside the headgate
at Lake Babson. A gentle wind was
blowing across the lake and Mr.. Bah
sons body was humping the head gate
gently and persistently, as If he still
insisted 1t be opened.
CTo Be Continued)
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19
NOTES BOAST
PERFECT CRIME
Police Puzzled BY Letters
ConfessIng Brutai.
Murder

San DIEGO Calf March t.
P-InTeSigzto-s tired today TO de-
ter1L1e EhethEr he person Er1
had written rnem NOES cort@-
sing the brutal Staying O Virginia
Brooks Vas a clever criminal OF .
crank
A ncEe signed The Doctor vas
found Tuesday un6s- the door OF
Z gasoline service station lear the
Place E1sre the 10-yezr-o6 ar
disappeared on 1er way 70 sch0cl
February Ill Detective Lieutenant
George Sears said then he placed
little crecence n the note OIL
after q SecnEd note was received
yesterday. containing q threat e
Edlap another gil 70 prove the
criminals superiority - said
the messages would D EnveSrxar-
&c
The first -otz 5oaSte1 the Eri-R-
had committed the perfect crl-e
Juan TzlznOnteS. - formerly O;
San Diego. vas arrested II Los
Angeles yesterday as Z suspect L
the Staying @ the girl En0ze bodF
Vas found ten DAYS zEo II q Eu-nE
sack north q tins civ
Governor james Roirh II an
nounced tn So would 1sv 800
reward for the zrre<- and conTsc-
ton O the slayer
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19
Filler LOST In
WAR MANEUVER
Navy Seeks Pilot Along
Shore Of South
America

WASHINGTON March ER
Prom the zLr. 81 Ez- AE1 11g
eFec sarers ta1aF lnafr1 slr a.
Ler Eh1 1lsaplHarnl Eh1r taking
pan E nara war EzUE usE GE
ColC-1zn cn@sf
Officials here SAID rhr SEARCH
would c--t-lE u-- Che AVA
lul PlE Kc-ne Warren Harsha-
d MzE found w h1ra MhMn1m-
&c TIE EaEg learned last rlE- mo
trace cf rhr Tier CT ms lMnE nlanr
ha1 beer tnZnr SIRE hr srw Hrr
hessT r-ours sn1n feet ahust lhf
sa b. $50 Tles6av Ucrz--w
Admiral IEll NJ Chase rrwrtr@
- E possible Hut nr- wn1aha thHf
rhe uot landed zshuEs am HAY
nu- ~ hszr1 trn- tu aE -1g-
EI-H tine
u uew q TINS nNsn1Erv fhe
zclrrh rE-rrH- To-Day mn rmH
cnz trur Panama r1 r1--
rres 21soLlE C1lcUna % lle
su--h-
MeznEhle thr nlmrrllE ~
clney EEtC1a1 rha slTlarf q rhf
cream 1Ee- 80 E-en uf nHarr z
square - Tlrr ErarE HErall-
mans plane czr-a1 "a z1l8 w
ME-rn &c could rFrrrN EE W
abu-rE even H 49, 1lI Am-
Wien lzE rE1lec - ha1 ur
r-r-EE Ezzo,lnF tnr an--1 EMa
more h1vrE = Ehr CTR
The MiC- lnS has Squadron eu
M
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19
1881 Seen as Record Bond
Year BY New York Authority

NEW YORK. March Is-P-Tne
prediction Of Americans co-ec-
tITe-y 10 boron On rhs future ID
tI-z1ce improvements promises 70
make 1891 rhe banner -ezr II the
volume OF bond issues su-hE-zec
for such purposes
Voters SCI a usE high record last
year II saying yes TO bond ISLE
proposals o1- Municipal bond ~
thozrles here szv TIE prospect thai
they may % even E10-e liberal ~
zpPr0TLnz pubic expSz6i-urss this
year 5 suggested d proposals a.
ready under Consideration
The electorate o1 Ez-E coE-1-=
CITES and OEns- governmental uz--s
approved bond lsues Las rez- az
Erszz-Enz sS35110n10 Win kss
than q quarter O 1891 pas. coz
sIcerz-loz s beng gwen 70 zu-z0--
Z--x bod 1ss-s zEEreEz-l1E more
than hzE a billion cO-zz Ard
this P-0E1ces ONLY = p-- CT -zs
p1C-ure Is Only GRE third o. TIRE
bond SSzeS authorized annually
are submitted 20 Efers-6-EE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19
DEFENSE HAS
new WITNESS
Bring Man Into Case Who
Claims to Have Seen
Lingle Slain

CHICAGO. March 10 -P-Ar-
tCEneys for Leo V. Brothers. s.
Louis OF Elal fox Staying Alfred
LEzle- Chicago Tribune reporter
today Claimed they rad = nez vii
neSs 70 refuse the CAIN O. the
state that Brothers Vas the nan
who kEoS LngE n the hack Of the
head II q pedestrian tunnel zS-
June o
They named Il C. Atkinson .
Chicago real eS-z-eUz1- as the neE
wines and said Ne had cone for
ward TO assert ne had seen the
bzck Of the Slzysrs head and vas
convinced Brothers vas not the
nan
Meanwhile Efforts % Ee1 . jury
continued With Indications II would
not u completed before the end O.
the week IN C1eSri01I1E ne ven
Ienen yesterday defense arroE-
EEyS m=Eti0ned the gam which
they said might come % certain
Witnesses Among o-her things
Defense Attorney TTsl KUN men
toned zzS the 5000 EEard Of
fered II Chicago newspapers after
me Staying and declared tins should
be considered II passing CT To<
credIrilry Of q wines
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19

Through powers vested II them
legislative bodies account for rhe
other tT0--lE1S
What has caused this Accelerated
actIIEF2 Municipal bod z-th1--
ties sscr0e Z principally % high
Hay improvement programs @
states. particularly - TIE m1dd-e-
TeS and sJz-h, and pans fO- ex-
pzlc-lE water systems O. c-t-e-
TIE drought last rear = sad I'd
have s10T1 present Ez-Er tzEEes
inadequate II many instance
Texas and T1Ta are C1EE6e-rE
TIE largest highway oo1d 1SEzsS
TIE Lone S--zz@amsmamz zE~-E
IS 1e1z-l-z . s1nDc1Do9 bird
issue Acco-C-EE % TIE bankers
here ID opposition Is za-z1@6
the proposal 70 Elo-1- TIE -r111E-
ton 70 z referendum probably =
TIE fall Iona VII we June Is On
bonding TIE safe for s111n1nng1.
a rz1E-e-1-- XII o hE-t -
Montana Nag s o. = sso00DN rooc
roads Es1s
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19
Englishman Globe Trotter
/.
Quits TraDeIs- Smitten
By Charms of Rio Grande

market has not been touched q
ye- For example Il Is impossible
to buy grapefruit II English towns
CT less than around 5000 pcp1lz-
ton TIE estimate made recently
that only one out of ten English
men had ever tasted q grapefruit
Is fairly accurate, I believe"
he continued bE saying that
the grapefruit sold III the British
Isles vas Of an inferior quality. and
very high II price II is impossible
to purchase a fruit for less than
SIX pence. O. half a shilling. he said
This i the equaTalenf OF zbou-
Twelve cents.
The demand for grapefruit II
England - increasing annually. and
i know that II Valley fruit :
placed On the market and then
advertised the demand would re-
double. Mr. AIli-r stated BE
Continued On page p
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19

Thomas Berry AIlzr- OF London.
England . Zlooe1r0-tsr o. n0-s.
took one loOk a. TIE RIO Grade
Valley and oec5oec 10 g1- travel
ing
1t would be difficult 70 find q
more beautiful country. M. Arltt
said toczy during an interview =
have been al owe the face Of the
earth. and ! have never found .
moe attractive 500
The ElZ-ISlmal arrived II his
section cary il March. and has
inspected The VALLEY from one END
10 the other Prior 10 coming here,
ne had talked to &c eminent Off
Gals AZ Washington. d c. who sd-
vised him 10 make q personal IN
veSligzriOn- He said they praised
the Valley highly
I'm going 20 purchase some
Land and grow grapefruit. he ex-
planned today The grapefruit
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19
WOMAN RAPS
PROHI REPORT
Says Wickersham Document
Does Not Represent
Feminine Views

WASHINGTON. March Ie-P-
Criticism @ the Wlcke-xhzr c1--
Missions Prohibition report IS fail
DE % REPRESENT the viewpoint u
AEe-Cal E011en EzS nads rodz-
o. Mrs Ee1ry W PEABODY. cnsir-
rz21 O. ne Wonz1x National Con-
E-r-6@ Tor Ian Enforcement
In G-11T--c-1z the formation y
Al UO1EzI 1z-io1aI law enforce
EEr- Commission composed OF .
women Ms Peabody. Eno recently
moved % O-sn6o For16a- from
AzSSchISs-rS because OF ne VIE
2Ez--S- prohibition = TIE later
state. sad the lex Group Eoud
meet II Washington from AMI IL
20 II sz1 would submit = co-r1oz-s
report . President Hoover
While the decision q TIE Wick
e-Sna7 cOr1-aSso1 EzS II The
main E--Ev-cE- Ms Pssbo1-
said Il . statement issued here
there EzS q Ede 6zSresrerr
Among EeEbe-x as 70 the reredv
for nr-7Tz1G enforcement II Ger
tain cel-sS
II did lot present IRE E0-z1s
TsEp0lr- Eh1ch = II important
one W10en through their homes
and Children Eee tie Creates
sufferers Under rhe Cd reTlme- and
any S-5- C u-uazn1rsor < i-roz-
oe<s without certain definite facts.
hikhEtc untouched whrh rhese
xczzen ~ rreserS - the rssznuE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19
Water Tax Bill Is
Changed To Cut
Valley Tax
WOULD REDUCE
Payments BY Water Districts
From $40, 600 Annually
To $500

SAN BESTTO. March Is-Ia-
stead OF paying $4,000 annually II
taxes. Valley irrigation districts
All pay $500 = year IN fees II an
amendment TO House Bill No as.
pending II the state legislature. goes
through
The conservation committee OF
the Valley water districts met here
and decided that Il would not o.
pose the amendment II had o.
posed the original bill NOT Only n
principle but because Of the heayi-
ness Of the tax TX opposed a tax
on water grants which had ben
given outright by the STATE
The fees are payable with tn
annual ss-Tlce report The amount
OF the ices Is IN proportion TO the
pubic waters for which permits
are he'd Waller districts VII d.
from $50 10 SI75 each zuruzII~
Four districts. San Beriro. Phz--
san Juan Mercedes and WTIIzr-
comfy VII pay the maximum e
SlL9 2 Tezr- There Is q FIRE q uer-
AFL-E-A q II ~H
NcE only ETlzzt0n bur 0ox=r
r119c-S municipal Tz.sr=u-ks zr4
o-ne- 1serS o. pubic waters mrs
rzy this Zee The rzre rzrz mr.
= p-o1ectS being required % -z-
30 Annually II they use IeSx than
BOND SIRE feet q water q vez-
and I'd 70 $500 II they use n1-s
thar This zrcrrrr
Under the bu zs o-zzirzuv SIR
r11fted r. Valley would hare be=n
compiled 20 par . tax On T. ~
- eD1-c1-zr.nEs zEo---frz % an
p~r1x1ra1slT s1n61 znn-z-v
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