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MADISON COUNTT "RECORD
' Established June 28, 1901, ,:'
FRENCH BROAD NEWS . '
Established May 16, 1907. I
Ceeaeildated NoW 2, Itll
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ALL: N. C. TUESDAY. APRIL 29. 10.10
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MARSH
teiDtafflS OTESTMXAWSAp
REPLIETO RECENT 'ARTICLE
i BY PLJEMMONTTATTACKmC --
INTEREST CHARGES,, ETC
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In rtply "to a went article headed,
Ira jijtonttha vTalw-Jk. lut,. At
S4fs I do hot know to
whoniXM fen,'totlrJt;W,flt:
Madison; County iB.run a econonv
fcaUyfpertaliily ao fa tha Conunl.
to the Kdscauonai ipnoii, t
(rf the $upratendent, irablished ea'h.
inonth, ahoy show the money Is spent
nd ount. V
! The" total indebtedness of MadJsan
Coutylionclnling schools, is as
follows S V
ConrtiBauseVBoodi -. 15.WQ.00
iail anCLinndihe 6l4s - 86,000.00
Boadig;dp!$.,.i;.. i..,
Anotki JCan of Road
SOO.QQO.OO
;b' Bonds
100,000.00
1 46,000.00
Other Koacl Bonds
Other Road! Bonds
Other Road Boftds
-"i ' Total
S8$i,o6a.o6
, vV--.
Si The?eountj has on hand against
this -sunt,vand to be jinnUed on the
Indebtedness it falls due:
SinkbiK Fund. Cash- :-L$100,000.00
State' due the County for
Iff" money lJj;d to the'
;i States Hkhway Com.
1; mission1 fofcVoad pur
poses - ,
130,800.00
.Total.,,
,$280,800.00
.$603,200.00
Leaving net balance,
due by the County tia
-" jjrl Jlwrjton rtftta.ihs tat of
Interest authorised to-be olleeted in
th f oreclosure.jo.f. Caic, Sale Certifl
cates, mi states thai unlawful lnter
est is being collected.
- -Consolidated Statutes 8037 i
process ,il ' - v'J-'-?-:
ThV Certificate of Sale shall
bear interest at;the ate of 20 per
centum -per annum on the entire
artibunt of taxes and Sheriff's cost;
This Urreferring tTax Sale Cer-
tiflcates Where the land has hoe oWfcertmcatei after the expiration of,
kwkl.A C!l.-r rp- rnWantnrfnrl . . ...... . . ..... ......... .
v.
taxes. . JJU.ti. jJ& : -
... Consolidated ..Statutes, Section
8038 provides: V
. -iBut if fejiy such purchases h.
I tliar than th Coanty or other nan
j cipal corporatioa shall suffer uch
:,; real estate to be again sold . for
, taxes, he shall be entitled to only
10 i instead of 20 , as allowed
f in this and the next preceding sec-
Jtion."
, . -
: :, In other words, under this law, if
;4 private individual bought land, at a
vTax Sale, he was. en titled? to. 20
; "Interest on his monejrf, but if he per
Vmitted the land toeelt again for. tax-.
es while he held the Tax Sale Certif
'Jcater"heweonly entitled te"40 h
"on the second sale, but this did not
' apply to Counties, or other municipal
corporations, and it appears that the
''County is entitled. f charge ;20 t
- etraight, regardless'of how .'many
times the land sold for taxes.- , The
holder of the Tax Sale -Certificate
'Wajs avowed a certain time in which
' io foreclose the Certificate by a suit
in court, and if he failed to do so, his
j'jcause was .barred by the Statute of
SUnritations. " - ' T
J Many: of the. old Tax Sale Certifl-j
cates were barred by the Statute of'Sois to extend the time to brug
i Limitations. The Legislature of 1923 foreclosure suite on alk Tax Sale ,3er-
"amended the Tax Laws of 1927, nd(t'fiw-es th'Wexistenciiand :eiab
! laws in . operation previous to 'tha i ;e4tna fhouljj he filed on oJbe
"time, end H. B. 1388, and S. B. 290. 1 fo" December" 1, 1929, and if. any
IiiKli. I .b. toon o.-: a j i
.as follows: I
"Any Certificate of Sale ta .the
hand of any person, corporation,
firm, : County, or, nttink ;-lty,"on
which an fficUbn toforei'aae has
." ' not been; brought,rwhich A -cording
' to tke terms of Chapter 1 of the
m Public Laws" of one thousand nine
t hundred and twenty-seven, should
,l have been brought, shall have until
-1 December first, one thousand nine
, .'; hundred and .twenty-nine" ti insti
,i tute such action. This section and
? axt&sii iht'tl.aiid'Voe. Inludeafl
suATcefU.li.trhether the same
, were lsned for tie g!e of one
sWn'tixesi andyan' and klMCer-i
4 vtificates sold or issued prior there-
MnJfotherords,''tht enrendment
Te-ihstated -and brooghf1 into 'force,
fit (TixxSaK Ce'ttinbates, regardless
of the date, and the law required that
suit sold;be; tnttitttedj ,th Coun
ty Attsiwneyjs aadthe -casein. court
before thelsf day of December, 1929
and Section 4. of said act provides; -,
i ;"njr;4 fttRcet, Required, .byt,0ils ait
to colIect'Cert(ficfties of Sale, o;'
"By tKe governing body of any couiir i
"ty to perform Said duties 'who shall
neglect hirautfeS Wit4repei;
thereto shall;" flnon convicli, bej
gnlity' of irmiienie'amrnd-su4)3t
-ject to- such fine er- impWsohinenjt
m may beWsd' by th'a court fn
its discretion, and In addition there-;
tor shall be iaible-foi-'any loss re?.'
suiting from his'negligence."
J'hese Tax Sale Certificates were
tumi over to ne by the proper au-
78,000.00 jtfcojjtiea for'collection, and to fore
SStOMilOyflie law directs; If I fail to
do sp,'l am not only subject to crini
tnahros'OTuti'onttt "subject to haVe
to pay the delinquent' ia myself. .
UThis.iaitbA law passed by the Leg
islature of .1929. MfcrPlemmdn was
in.the.-State Senate part of the Cei
erat Assembly. I presume he voted
for Oiis Bill. , Jt he did,.npt favor it,
he could; lhavej. jf otested ;Vagainst it.
He could have offered to haVe emend
ed it JIt4i r thfe is a Strtee
law. If it is wrong, who Is responsl-.
ble for it? ll am doing' toothing moire
then . trytng'to jarry out the provi-,
sions of. this law. .
Mr. Plemmons states in his article
that- there. Is no authority to colleet
more' thr tnterest,- nd-ude.
takes to- ite the Jaw as authority,
He 'knewibettar'thansthiaiiifoRithe
424 .was bound to, have been before
his eves when he wrote 'this. The
law of 1929jjroyid.es how land shall
be sold fr taxes, i and It provides that
th Taxpayer br the landowner, shall
have fourteen months. front the .date
A-Mhe sal in which; ; o mtu LWe
deljnqjtent taxes,;, and redeem, the
land. The holder of the Tax Sale
i the'saitf iourteen montns, nas tour
Wifi hi-i; 4,, fn forp.
elose-the -Tax-Sale-Certifkate,.. and
if .-suit is not brought within the four
months, then the holder of the'Tex
Sale Certificate is tarred by the
Statutes of Ximitationavuid in Sec
tion 4c: of said act, appears the fol
lowing; ft, 4"- -j-iv s "-
'The Certificate of i Sale shall;
bear interest at the rate of 12 per
centum per annum, on tha. entire
mount of taxes and Sheriff's cost,
"for a period 0f twelve months from
4hedate ' of sale,' (thereafter hall
"beac jnterest at he rate of 8 pen ;
annunr'iintil paid( or until final
judgment of confirmation is ren-1-
But this law of 1929, relative to
interest, does not apply to Tax Sale
Certificates ;where the land was- sold
priof, to Msyl' i027 ' Sections, po-
vldes
f ."The provisions of this act shall
'no Apply toCrtificataa'.of Bal;f
.land stm taxes, nfade rior to -llay'
i; 1927, untU May 1, 1928, and
then . only to' such Certificates ,of
Sale dated pfiort lfiry:lrt9'7.
In . other wonfa." th' 190, i i!
mended the existing laws of 1927,
AfflnA. .Jut.J t;. J..i 1
thu reapeck tke Jaw makes ii&wm. in-
dicUBleMense, sndUeW pioA miy
t. . - J it A. ., . "
nDO w W me .to. ; j""': .1
The said adlso provides'tfiA ft
shaHnbt.effct ie 'fa'teof Interest
to be i collected by the overning board
of the. County or municipality, j The
act lurther provides: :T.. v '
i . "The governing board of the
county or wBuicipality, shall 'Kava
piot-iuthbrltylt; remit or reduee
the Interest 'due; Under the Certi-.
ficate of Sale, or otherwise mter
fere with the ecUon to foreclose."
If thirlaw b oppressive, who made
it?
lf, rf-. .... i 4V. e i
t
Polk' RobeHs aciW' PeUew'
Oparatia
Rfehard, the 8-yearld son of Mr.
and Mrs. L. Polk bbert of Wamut
Creiei; died itf sf httSpItal iri Ashevfll
rt6ut ; noo& Saturday; April 2th.oHe
was taketf to th hospltal.for An op
eratfon f or' ppmlleitis, ollbwing
which-'J another -operation for locked
bowels" wa ftecessary from which he
did- ot hoover". ff He had1 beea sick
abou'i':weisk.;icx: ys 4. v-eA
. Funeral Services were held at' Stir
tion- cemetery Saofdajr afternoon? at
Guthrie and itevi Arthur IHensleyy
bitermeni f following. Quite at large
crowd attended the funeral. .'rfit;
Mrs. iRobrts''haS'!twd' other : chit
drft,( Reagin; about 12, arid Wilburn,
about 41 via ' ntvt'.:- :.fIv-;
-tfA ' i'.'' iiii i fin; i.'n'i iii i.nin V : ; . .
JUNIOR-SENIOR :?,
'L'vii
QWI
R. T. FOUNTAIN ADDRESSES THE
r; STUpENtVrOPY,
The anntfaj JuniorSehior banquet
wfts held at " the Marshall school
building last Prlday evening at eight
6cldcfr. KMr. ' Herman - Branrn',
president tt the i' Junior class? presided
as toastmaster on this dccasionglvfni
a' welcome tb the' Senior. Between
the first and "second courses'Tseveirkl
piano' selections- were rendered-y
James Story ;pianist' of 'the 'Junior
class. J Following these -selections,' i
double quartette eomnstmr' Ba-maff-
Bradburtu Horace Davisj Dewey
Freeman? Lnthe Phfllipt; end Misses
Mayoha Ball, Wettie- vBtn;'NeB
Dodson. and ' Kathleen "Burnett the
nlrae;-- of the" selection -befiigT ""O I
NeJohnr'UJfexl came a. recitlotd JW- fouJVr tlMuW'Inle
'How To Cook A Husbaby uSfc&S will takVplacVMallopfe
Kent, and then a stunt by the Juniors,
"How The Seniors Got That Way."
A musieal, reeding, ' "Foolish vQues
tions!!,; w'f given. by Nell Dodson, ac
companied at the.piano by Miss Iva
'Glenn, Cbates.F.oJlowing. was k. faculty
Stunt in which. a .package of the con-
f dimnt thata expressed exactly the
wss-, given to them by , the Juniors.
Iva ' Glenn 'Coates then rendered a
piano number,-. 'Falling Waters."
Various speeches Were then made.
Lieutenanl-g(xvernor, . BT foun
tain, of Rocky. Mount, N. C, was in
troduced By Mr.- Nr B; -McDe'vitt, Mr.
Fountain making a speech which was
enjoyed, Mr. i'Bob"f , Sams followed
this with s speech. ..The next speak
ers were members of the faculty and
the preeident-of-the ? Senior 'class.
Near the close of the program a song
was sung by the Juniors to the
Seniors. The program was closed by
f oramng haiBF7 of friendship . by
joining hands andir, jsinging-'Auld
Lang Syne.fi An impromptu number
of Hhe -program was 'a song sung by
the Seniors. -
The color scheme on this occasion
was carried out in green and white,
the class colors of the senior class,
and the menu consisted of grapefruit
oosktail, pressed, i chicken. Ypotato,
apple., nut combination .'salad vwith
mayonniise, pickles, ealtines, creamed
cheese .eandwches,. Jrttlt. punch,r v-
nilla-lee-eream,' ieeo cookies;. coffee,
and nuts.
ddres-t
High School 3e Friday,
by Richard TFoutain,
lton.o1 Bi.. w
. " iVj -i"""'
--The givduatioaHercisea which
were held in the new building at
Spring Cteek, were largely; attended,
the crowd being estimal id at' around
1,000 persoaa Superintendent C M.
BUnkenship also made a speech te
thetjstudents and patron, at this. time.
After the exercises, dinner was erv
ed -on the'grejiBdsW - '.-..-
. Returning to Marshall, r Mr. Foen-
Uin spoke Friday night at the junior-
-r - ui junior
whkh was give, at
LSpriag..Crfk
fwes ekHtered
y HILL COLLEGE
TO
TAKE PLACE OF " P. L.
eluott;
RESIGNED
m
-5 The president of Bluefleld. College,
Wert Virginia end former r president
of s Carson-Newman Collete. , Tennes
see' Dr. Oscar . Sams, has announc
ed! hife acceptance of 5 the vice-presi-detjtey
of : Mars - Hill College. n -
Hi Dr.4 Sams, a former student of Mars
HBii' College, holds several degrees,
artfollows: his- Al B. degree from
Wake Forest in 1898 i an A. B. from
Rochester Theological - Seminary in
1802 a D. D. from Ckf son-Newman
1919; and LL.D from Wake For
esttin 1921. .'),
S'jliis new vice -president-to-be will
tinker upon his duties at Mars Hill
this fell, and is expecting to devote
touch of his time to-Securing addi
tional endowments for the College.
V;Jh addition to- his work as an ed
ucator land college president, Dr.
gams has been active in the denomi
national work in the South, being
connected with the Baptist denomina
tion. He has served: several impor
tant churches as pastor.- -iiProfeSor
P. L.' Elliott, the present
vice president of Mars Hill College,
who has resignedriwill accept a po
sition on the faculty 'of Western Car
olina Teachers' College.;
MARSHALL, SCHOOL
WCIjOSE
u-f. i
TEACHER ' TRAINING GLASS
CONTINUES1 WEEK LONGER ;
'J IS, i t ti j-Z HtZtttt.-S-tB&ii
J. - W. Bailey candidate . for the
nited -State Senate,' Is scheduled to
deliver 'the baccalaureate address.
:sThe Teacher Training 'Class will
continue a' week longer, closing May
JOth? ' ' " '"
mm is
TO HAVE FAIR
::'( iM it.aa.-'-jt. -.3. r
PREMIUMXISIiiUT FOR LAUREL
i, . . FAIR NEXT OCTOBER
A premium list has been printed
or a fair to be held at White Rock,
C, Wednesday and Thursday,
Oct. 1546th, 1930. It is called the
Laurel Fair and prizes are made pos
sible by the generosity of the follow
ing firms of Marshall, N. C: The
Bank of French, Broad, the Citisens
Bank,iErT Rv Tweed, P. V. Rector, G.
LV McKinney, J.,N White, and others.
4' Anyone interested may see Dr. W.
E. Finley,' White' Rock, N. C. t .
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WESTERN-CAROLINA TEACHERS
i.,!; COLLEGE S
X- Cullowhee, April 24 From prf s
entindicetionsi the little community
of-Gullowhee "Is going to be taxed
as never in its history to care for eol
hge"etadenta -for the next six weeks.
Th largest number of students ever
attending western uaronna ieacnsrs
My ujr vw Muia mvi nH
356, in the summer term in 1928. No
term in the regular session ever ap-
fokltealrl
However, it now -seems certain thati
the new students entering on the 28th
WHITE
VX$Mm& R IS BIESSM,
will give 'an
the third quarter of 400 'or j.
If the ew dormitory, the . Reuben 1 1
frtifcaVtaMtea tfaff tiitesl MhiIm aAuafaus.
vwa VCWU UHU NVW MUUOl VVIUU tfV" 1
twncoulorTttaveXeen ready' for ,oe-
cupancy, ne nousmg prooiem wouia
have been easily solved; but as it Is,
the homes pt the community are be
ing . crowded ,wjth tudenU. Mem
bers ef the faculty tare throwing : o-
pen their homes to students, i an ef
fort ta help accomMdte. the unex
pected numbers. President and MrsV
Hunter will have a half doxe.or
more, students In their home. And
the Kppl.'c&iiens are atfll ceming ;
: ...1 ,
Richmond Couflty fanners have
gee la I ar;"fazver:erfps this
-tr. Aa increased acreage ivpf
r- - v ind Austrian r ia
ON THIS WEEK I N MARSHALL
lit ti i.t; . i . ',
NEWS,
r. i. . . -J
1,17
'HaMaaaaaaMaMBWaw
' From Charlotte, Nl X!., : comes
the eeport tha. on last .Thursday
night a hit-and-run driver brought
death to 14-year-old girl on the
Derita roadV 1 The child-was walk
ing home, with a friend, swinging
hands, when, a speeding ear ran up
close to the sidewalk and one of its
occupants grabbed the girl's hand,
pulling hr along: for several feet
. until she finally felt The impact
resulted in a fractured skull and
brcke both the girl's legs. She
was rushed to the Charlotte hos
pital, where she died about 30
minutes later.
An attempt to fire the Carolina
Terrace hotel on North Main
Street in Hendersonville, N. C, was
thwarted early Thursday morning,
it has been reported, by the timely
arrival of Ralph Hartmari, lessee of
the hotel, who arrived from Florida
to open the hotel. He entered the
building about 1 o'clock Thursday
morning and found a candle' burn
ing 6n top of a pile o paper and
other inflammable material, and.
According to Chief of Police Pow
ers a perfect1 Setting had been laid
for the fire.
Here is one reported from Ana
conda, Mont. Humiliated because
a 'tobman overcame him in a ttissle,
. Michael Joyce 'doBoerately drowh
:,ed himself Wa hikfreat Hefner's
v ;ooisicKlea hiTnose' with a twig, r
then OTgele when -she took bot
tle of whiskey from him, Joyce
jumped to his feet and ' engaged
the strong yoting woman in a fight.
The ': girl easily overpowered her
elder adversary; and he tumbled
down an embankment and landed
on a marshy flat near the edge of
a lake. He arose, grimaced and
walked, in deep water and drowned.
, Edda Mussolini, daughter of the
Italian Dictator, Thursday became
the bride, of Galeazzo Ciano, secre
tary of the Italian Embassy.
...After struggKni" life for 4B;
minutest oyer, the heads o! thous
ands, of horrified spectators, Willy
HojMjertnvarki aeriai nacrobat,; was
killeo!, Sunday ; while attempting to
change in midair from one plain to
another, It is reported from Dussel-dorf,i-Germnyi!
;Hundertmark'8
hand -as entangled Mr th rm
ladderLof.the'plan.e( and the, pilot
r-"w -f-w.,
nfiS"""
finally he deduced his. speed as low
1
as he.oouldend the, acrobat,, drag
ged oyer long stretch of the field,
was picked up unconscious, dying
in a hospital soon after.
. i.t'Y tdftyi m.n -4 v..' ; .
Over at JFajrettevilleTenn Sun
day, six priwnsi.sprtatorsjvinong
a large Jerowd; gathered i jthere: to
watch en-air3 circos-eponeored1 by
the American 'Legion, were killed'
and 20 others were injuredVisotne
tTnioowV
; -v v.vn i. V .
as a - stunting
MA
GRAPHS
ITTimPD irWf7I7m for day t
J:,
Anrm FisrV'tfiM - iAl On..! .ttn.
not apnng9uno,erlan operation. He
was haviiitL' amhU growth Removed
from his face and died under the an-aesthe-r
It -was i'e.eaiesashockHto
the pevple of his community, as he
was thon tebf a' atwg young
man pSSiibly -about-2$-and in-the
prune ;tfifUjBe leaves his .wife
and four chlleresu v-. --. -
tfthotrt iirowlng-Tnuch .bout
hrsilablj feetUS-ttaiema, a .aeiei-
nate f;r T.r.:tk -eth ATUtaseri
caa txUlifJLi Tit
rathSndef. ; -
0
,.J4 . M i.
' "The regular Civil .Term of th;Su-,
perior Court, convened ;APrii.j. JA
with.. Judge Cameron F.; MacR pre
siding. -
Following is the calendar of casee
to be' Wed: ' " , '
, Jane Rector et al vs. Levinsi Rec
tor et ah J. F. Goodson k Co. vsl J..
X. Leake; Roy Gudger, Admr, vs. A. "
Wv WQtehurst, Adp'r.; Wim(1Shelton '
et ai vs,. Jape ttaynoe et ai. ..,PV,y
. Tuesday,-Alil 29thW., S. Eller
son vs. E. W, Grove, Jr., eft al;.Bajc-v
erByr vs. J. T. Ballard elt al: JC :
waijin vs. inomaa kio; a-tV. isne-
lfsh vs. W. G. English; Caroline RuIh .
ber Co. ys. N. B, McDevitt Co); A- '
merican Snuff, Co. vsN B, McDevitt
Co.j. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.vvs .
N. H.. McDevitt Co. ..',
Wednesday, April 30th W, . T,
Cloer vs, C. R. McNeely; ,Cora Mfr;
Fall vs. Ira PlejnstoB; Leromy. Rob
erts vs. Roy I. Gudger, Admr.; Mri",
Luther Edwards vs. R. L. MdoreJ .x
Admr.; Thomas Rathbone vs. Phillip
J. Price. .
" Thursday, May 1st L. J. Carter
vs. J. O. Mullinax ; Carter Riddle vs,
George Rector; C. D. Gardner ys!' S.
fV Carter; W.'H.-' Wajlfh vs. .Hubert i
WaUlnj J. C. Cox vs. , C, I Render-.;
eon; J..B. Runnion'vs. Fred RtWjIdi ;
Bruce King vs. Fred R., Wild;' Fre4
i m ...
Rice vs." Fred R. Wild; Last Wffl ft, -Testament
of G. W. McDevitt; N, B. "
McDevitt Co. vs. B. T. Hensley.
Following is the list of jurors
summoned for the weekj w ,
No. 1 Township--A. J. . Gahagan, t
Moo4 Chandler, l. fc. Carter.
No. 2 Township -J. S. Cutshall, Man
uel Shelton, r " u f ,
No. i Township Elisha Tweed, W.
A. Mashbum, 4 ' ' 4 '
No'4 -TownshlpW E.'-Jurgison, J.
" E. Wifc ' "
No. 6 Township G. H. Roberts, H.
! A. Wells.' '
No. 7 Townshin R. Redmon, J. -
i Goforth.
I No. 8 Township James Riddle r
(No. 9 Township J. M. Lamb, V. I
Church. 'ilEI
No. 10 Township W. D. Davis. - "
No. 12 Township Caney Payne. 'A .
' v l Toumshin J. L Shelton. i. - - i
Npf 14 f9Wnsj)ip iE. Nortojif F.
R. fiosneli, .-r !l'V
No, 15 Township J. G Morgan. "
No. 16 Township M. P. Loyd. ' .
The case of Jane Rector et al a-
mnmi. tevina Rector was non-snited.'
This action Was breugni tot tEa pttF ,".
pose of setting aside a deed made by
Mrs. Jane Rector and J. A. Rector to
Fred. Rector. y , j
The case of J. F. Goodson and Co.
against J. A. Leake was compromised
and settled..:, ; , e-
There are a. number of cases tnl
on calendar A or, trial. The out-of-
town attorneys iarei Hon.-T.
HnsahdR.Jitiey2olds.
a,,.,- '-, .
& Rol-
: WIAR3HALL
, ;,Subwihr8J to the" 'Marshall tele
phene exchange will be glad to know
thai new switchboard has been is-
Sf&ned it the "central office 'at I" r
shalL Mr. Erskine and Mr. Fox v -a
downj herijast... week and - : t
uoaa at cost Df several hu .
laraJ.MiafcJUnie Candler, V 1-
i enjoying V 1
are also her; a
llC,U' 3i
vA eetingf some 75 c
..-9
held vJah,Mehall echo
last Saturday afternoon ab
clftckrwhnva.,,railey for
organieations' ry.4allied
pen Ebbs was erected chair
meetlr.g.and-Srrc J. Os V"
pajfth JSprjng, Cr . . .
named as the- railc-
pladisbn County., Tl
feTd"tobe ' Lurr -'
were aitade If Z' " t
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