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per cent penalty on unpaid speâ€" assessments now have until July ) pay the tax without penalty. e â€"time limit . be _extended. roved the committee‘s> sugâ€" stions. _ _ _ m _ ~nâ€"mnean Yesterday was the last day for the4‘ yment of the special assessments fore they become delinquent. By is act of the board the â€"taxes wil} Old residents of Deerfleld whose ncestors and relatives lie buried in e old Northfield Evangelical cemeâ€" ry at Dundee and Sanders road, ave recently taken steps to regain tle to the land, where the graves re located, either by raising a fund. r the purchase of the plot or by Their complaint is that of recent ears sightseers have desecrated the pot, taking souvenitrs until but a. }tlf dozen remain of the original ftyâ€"headstones. Poultry overrun the pot. : Louis Reeb, proprietor of a illing station at the corner, it is said, as his hog yard there as well. Reeb urchased the land from the original vangelical association whose church ccupied the ground. . § A man of ninety, George Rockenâ€" ack, whose mother is buried in the lot, is a leader in the movement to eclaim the piece. * Names still legible on the broken Eravestones are those of Conrad Wagner, 1855, and George Plagge and Katrina Wessling Plagge, 1854, the surname Knedler on one stone is said ;‘(’ be 100 years old.. A descendant of nedler is Selynis Knedler, who owns & grist mill at Prairie View. ‘heâ€"communication â€"of â€" the â€"Wauâ€" ran commissioners to the board of ervisors showed the hardships of residents in‘ paying ~the taxes s year, Special grace was gsked for s year so that the 2 per cent penâ€" y for delinguent taxes would not ve to be paid. e A_special committee of five superâ€" ors, composed of H. C. W. Meyer, ward A. Brown, Frank Stanton, it ~~C. ~â€" Thompson, _ and â€" Charles right, appointed by C. H. Stratton. airman of the board, conferred th the financial directors of the muâ€" Florida is ground out suppose tha about this / eerfield Residents _ . Seek to Regain Title â€" â€"to Pioneer Cemetery t the request of the municipal ofâ€" is of Waukegan, Lake Bluff and r â€"communities, â€"the board â€"of. suâ€" vrisors last week passed a resoluâ€" extending the time limit to July e act appliesâ€"onlyâ€"toâ€"this â€"year. rd of Supervisorsâ€"Concurs in equests; No Penalty Until After July 1 e CIAL TAXES TIME LIMIT IS EXTENDED sidents ‘of Lake county â€"municipalâ€" who after March 10 had to pay ia J ay, March 26, 1931 Uana ies and â€"recommended â€" that da is reclaiming a new playâ€" _out of the Atlantic and we e that when Californians hear this they will want to anneXx Pheasant Chases Cat, ~â€"â€"_ â€"â€"Rabbit Spits in Dog‘s Face; Worm Chokes Fish _Comesâ€" now â€" the. pheasant to join the rabbit, who, getting a sip. of "cawn likker," spit in the bulldog‘s face; the worm, also imbibing of biss to deathâ€" the pheasant was in a corn field too! 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Small down payâ€" ment, easy terms, bring both sayâ€" ings and convenience 1immediately,â€" Highland Park 2900 Ofrm 41‘1’%» ons â€" Was hington‘s advice: To be prepared for war is one of the most effective means of preserving peace." _ into high grass and disappeared cording to the game protectors. ~Again the tables were turned, for ordinarily the hunting house cat stalks pheasantsâ€"and other birds, and according to conservationists through out the United States, takes an enorâ€" mous toll of all small wild life. & 19 t3 &9 +%