DELINQUENT TAX NOTICE
(Continued from page 6.)
Amount A5*'
To whom assessed. Lot Block. of Tax. Penalty._Interest^ tising.
T. E. Ballaine 8 29 6.80 -34 J-00
J. E. Ballaine . 9 29 6.80 .34 1.00
J. E. Ballaine .it 29 6.80 .;;4 LOO
J. E. Ballaine .IS 29 b.SO M LOO
J. E. Ballaine 16 24 «■»> *
J. E. Ballaine.21 24 0.S0 .34 1.00
J. E. Ballaine.22 24 6.80 .;;4 1.00
J. E. Ballaine.23 24 6.80 ..A .00
J. E. Ballaine..-.. 20 23 6.80 -4 1.00
Jay Spencer Estate and Fred m
Laubner .;.27 23 6.80 ..A 1.00
Jay Spencer Estate and I* red n
J 'i -lubner* **' KStat° and Fml 29 23 6.80 .34 LOO
George H. Bailey.30 23 6.8« .34 1.00
1 V SI 2S b.SO .S4 FOU
J E. Ballaine .32 23 6.80 ...4 .0
i i' on- * •>•> 6 SO ,S4 l.UU
J. E. Ballaine.21 30 b.80 ...4 . 0
J. E. Ballaine.22 30 b.80 ..,4 .00
J. E. Ballaine.23 30 b.80 .34 |*$?i
J. E. Ballaine .28 30 b.80 ..A .00
J. E. Ballaine.29 30 b.80 .34 .001
.1. E. Ballaine.30 30 b.80 .;;4 .00,
J. E. Ballaine.31 30 b.80 ...4 .00
.1. E. Ballaine .32 30 b.80 .;;4 .00
.1. E. Ballaine 38 -.0 b.M) • ,
J. E. Ballaine 39 0 ;-8 -A -00,
J. E Ballaine . 40 >0 b-8
J. K. Ballaine .” T, ' M)
J. K. Ballaine ." j I
.1. E. Ballaine, Fraction. .2. -<i • • I
.1. K. Ba'laine. Fraction. 14 ... — ;*« J^j
f j.«oj
J. E. Ballaine . 8 •;*{ ;,’“.4 'J., i on1
J. E. Ballaine. 9 :f .I;*4 *5® } ?®|
I F Ballaine . H> •'* ® l-^
j. r.. ouiiainr. di *>0 1 00
I F Ballaine Is :!0 3.94 20 ,0°
" F Ba a ne 3 « 394 20 1.00
I y Hallaine.7.6 23 394 .20 100
J k Ballaine Zil.. .. 7 g 3M .20 1.00
J. E. Ballaine . <s 2 * -IM -20 1.00
J, E. Ballaine . 0 •••04 .^.0 l.OQ
J. K. Ballaine.U> 23 3.94 .20 .00
.!. E. Ballaine 12 23 >04 .20 \ 00
J. E. (Ballaine 13 23 3.04 .20 1.00
A. W. Mvlroie 21 22 3.94
A. W. Mvlroie.22 22 3.94 .20 1.00
A. W. Mvlroie.23 22 3.94 .20 100
.1. E. Ballaine.24 22 3.94 .20 l.00
J. E. Ballaine 29 22 3-24 -20 IM
J. E. Ballaine.31 22 3.94 .20 1.00
J. K. Ballaine 32 22 3,94 .20 1.00
J. E. Ballaine ..33 22 3.94 .20 1.00
J. E. Ballaine.34 22 3.94 .20 1.00
J. E. Ballaine.38 22 3.94 .20 1.00
J. E. Ballaine.21 31 3.94 .20 1.00
J. E. Ballaine . 22 31 3.94 .20 1.00
J. E. Ballaine.. 23 “1 3.94 .20 1.00
.1 E. Bal aine .24 31 3.94 .20 1.00
J. E. Ballaine 2 > :',i :'».94 .20 1.00
J. E. Ballaine 26 SI 3.94 .20 1.00
J. E. Ballaine 27 31 8.94 .20 1.00
.] E. Ballaine 28 81 3.94 . 20 1.00
J. E. Ballaine.29 31 3.94 .10 ^*95 i
J. E. Ballaine.30 31 .194 .*-0 1.00 (
J. E. Ballaine..31 31 3.94 .20 1.00
,T. E. Ballaine 32 31 3.94 .20 1.00
,J. E. Ballaine.33 31 3.94 .20 1.00
J. E. Ballaine..34 31 3.94 .20 1.00
J. E. Ballaine.35 31 3.94 .20 1.00
J. E. Ballaine . 36 31 3.94 .20 1.00
J E. Ballaine.37 31 3.94 .20 1.00
Jav Spencer Estate.23 36 3.94 .20 1.00
Jav Spencer Estate.24 36 3.94 .20 1.00
J. E. Ballaine.25 36 ‘194 .20 1.00
.1 E. Ballaine 26 36 3.94 .20 1.00
J. E. Ballaine, Fraction. 27 36 2.09 .10 1.00
Fred Laubner a 1 3.19 .16 1.00
Fred Laubm 6 l :;19 *16 l.oo
J. E. Ballaine H> 1 3.19 .16 1.001
J. E. Ballaine, Fraction.17 1 1.72 .09 1.00 j
.1. K. Ballaine . 6 8 30.62 1.53 1.00
J. E. Ballaine .18 5 30.62 1.53 1.00
K S. Hewitt 24 8 30.62 1.53 1.00
Edw. I,. Crawford .32 6 80.62 1.53 l.(K)
Edw. L. Crawford .S3 8 30.62 1.52 100!
J. O. Batten.38 8 30.62 1.53 1.00!
Fred Laubner 5 l 17.82 .89 1.00:
Fred Laubner. 6 1 17.82 .80 - UK)
J. E. Ballaine.16 1 17.82 .80 1.00
J E. Ballaine, Fraction.17 1 H).05 .50 1.00
J. E. Ballaine.27 11 16.23 .81 1.00
J. E. Ballaine.28 It 16.23 .81 1.00;
. I. E. Ballaine 29 11 16.23 .81 1.00
• J E. Ballaine.85 11 16.23 .81 1.00:
J. E. Ballaine, Fraction.14 30 1.94 .10 1.00
j. K. Ballaine 15 89 3.00 .20 1.00
J. K. Ballaine 16 39 3.90 .20 1.00
J. E. Ballaine.12 28 3.90 .20 1.00
J. E. Ballaine.13 28 3.90 .20 1.00:
.1. E. Balia' 14 26 8.90 .20 1.001
,i! F.. Ballaine 16 28 330 .20 1.00
J. E. Ballaine.16 28 3.90 .20 1.00
J. K. Ballaine 17 28 3.90 .20 1.00,
J. E. Ballaine 18 28 3.90 . 20 LOO I
.1, E. Ballaine 21 29 3.90 .20 1.00!
J. E. Ballaine 22 29 3.90 .20 1.001
J. E. Ballaine 28 29 3.90 .20 LOO.
J. E. Ballaine 24 29 8.90 .20 1.001
J. E. Balia; 27 29 3.00 .20 LOO j
J. E. Ballaine 28 20 3.00 .20 LOO!
J. E. Ballaine 29 29 3.96 .20 1.00
J. E. Ballaine 80 29 390 .20 1.00!
J. K. Ballaine , 88 29 890 .20 1.00
J K. Ballaine 84 29 8.90 .20 LOO
J. E. Ballaine 35 20 ’..90 .20 1.00
J. E. Ballaine.38 29 3.90 .20 1.00
3. E. Ballaine 39 29 3.90 .20 1.00
J. K. Ballaine 40 2!' 3.90 .20 LOO
♦ . E. Ballaine.21 38 3.90 .20 1.00
J. E. Ballaine 22 38 8.90 .20 1.00
X, E. Ballaine 28 18 390 .20 1.00
J. E. Ballaine. 24 38 3.90 .20 1.00
J. E. Ballaine 25 88 3.90 .20 1.00
J. E. Ballaine 26 38 3.90 .20 1.00
J. K. Ballaine, Fraction 27 38 198 .10 1.00
Totals $1123.31 $56.42 $142.00
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\nd Special Assessments for the year 1916, of the Incorporated Town of
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ITALIANS ARE SENDING AN ARMY
TO REINFORCE GEN. SARRAIL
SALONIKI.— (By Mail.) — New
troops, especially large Italian contin
gents, are arriving every few days in
Saloniki to reinforce the entene allied
armies. The talk here is general of
pushing through this spring the of
fensive planned for last spring, which
the German attack on Verdun pre
vented.
No well informed allied officer in
the Macedonian theatre of war ex
pects any serious attack upon Saloni- (
ki by the Germans. Danger of attack
from the south by Greeks never was
taken seriously by the military ex
perts. As the Greek army now is in
the Beloponessus, where the entente
fleet guards the Isthmus of Cornith—
the only means by which the Greek |
forces could march northward—an at-,
tack by King Constantine’s soldiers is I
removed from the list of possibilities.
Karly Offensive
In view of these circumstances the
continued arrival of important rein
forcements in Macedonia is taken
throughout Greece to indicate pre
paration for an early offensive de
signed to cut the German line of com
munications from Berlin to Constanti
nople.
In Macedonia today there are,
roughly, about 85,000 French, 100,000
British, 10,000 Russians, some 8,000
Serbians and perhaps 80,000 Italians,
counting the latest arrivals, a total
of about .‘150,000 fighting men.
Venizelists Aiding
To this number may be added three
regiments of Greeks, constituting the
Venizelist army. Many of the latter,
however, are recruited from refugees
from Thrace and Asia Minor and have
not yet completed their training in
arms.
General Sarrail has frequently
stated that he considers half a million
men would be required before active
operations can begin in Macedonia.
There are, therefore, 150,000 bayonets
still to come before an offensive can
be undertaken.
Officers of the allied transportation
stuff rs>ert (hat this number of men
.*nr be .ar.ded in Saloniki in six weeks
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For a period it was thought in Salo
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.ed by the long struggle and were in
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