Bartlett Town Representatives. Follow this and additional works at:

University of New Hampshire

University of New Hampshire

University of New Hampshire Scholars' Repository

University of New Hampshire Scholars' Repository

Bartlett, NH Annual Reports

New Hampshire Town Annual Reports

1-1-1936

Annual report of the officers of the town of Bartlett, New

Annual report of the officers of the town of Bartlett, New

Hampshire, for the fiscal year ending January thirty-first, 1936.

Hampshire, for the fiscal year ending January thirty-first, 1936.

Bartlett Town Representatives

Follow this and additional works at:

https://scholars.unh.edu/bartlett_nh_reports

Recommended Citation

Recommended Citation

Bartlett Town Representatives, "Annual report of the officers of the town of Bartlett, New Hampshire, for

the fiscal year ending January thirty-first, 1936." (1936). Bartlett, NH Annual Reports. 9.

https://scholars.unh.edu/bartlett_nh_reports/9

This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the New Hampshire Town Annual Reports at University of

New Hampshire Scholars' Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Bartlett, NH Annual Reports by an

authorized administrator of University of New Hampshire Scholars' Repository. For more information, please

contact

[email protected]

.

ANNUAL

REPORT

Of

the Officersof the

TOWN

OF

BARTLETT

NEW

HAMPSHIRE

Forthe FiscalYearEnding

JANUARY

THIRTYFIRST

ANNUAL

REPORT

Of

the Officersofthe

TOWN

OF

BARTLETT

NEW

HAMPSHIRE

For

theFiscal

Year

Ending

JANUARY

THIRTY-FIRST

1936

TOWN

OFFICERS

Selectmen

HORACE

E.

BEANE

EDAVARD

B.

COBB

WILLIAM

J.

McDonald

Treiasureu R.

M.

C

ANN

ELL

Clerk

F. R.

HANSCOM

Tax

Collecto»k

W.

S.

GEORGE

Road

Commissioners E. J.

SINCLAIR

R.

M.

CANNELL

Fire

Warden

RAYMOND

CANNELL

Supervisors of

Check

List

FRED

\\ASHBURN

LOUIS

COOK

IRVIN

ABBOTT

Auditor

CHARLES

MERRILL

Towx

OF Bartlett

INVENTORY

Resident real estate. $609,050 00

Non

resident real estate, 256,080 00

Total real estate, $865,130 00 Total personal estate, 129,835 00

Total valuation, 994,965 00 Less 10 soMier exemptions, 10,000 00 $984,965 00

TAXES

COMISIITTED

TO

TAX

COLLECTOR

Property tax, $40,383 56

Poll tax, 1,000 00

$41,383 56

Tax

rate $41.00 per thousand.

PERSONAL PROPERTY

IN

TOWN

Electric Plant, $55,000 00 56 Horses, 4,430 00 2 Oxen, 125 00 183 Cows, 6,280 00 10

Neat

Stock, 320 00 250 Hens, 180 00 1 Bear, 100 00

Gas

pump

and tanks, 7,250 00 Stock in trade, 35,050 00

Alills and machinery, 21,100 00 $129,835 00

The

Town

of Baitlctt in account with R.

M.

Cannell. Ti'casurcr, for the fiscal year endinji January 31, 1936.

Balance in treasuiy, Jan. 31. 1935, $ 79 96

Balance auto permits, 1935, 713 34

Auto permits for January, 1936, 113 99

Town

of Jackson, chloride, 15 50

Re('ei\-e(l from ^^ele(•tmen. Sah'ation

Army,

23 28

Recei\'e(l fi'oiu ]\hs.

Anna

Robl)ins, hospital

bill, 274 50

Amusement

concessions, 17 00

Dog

licenses, 84 03

Received from

Town

of Milan, relief rebate, 32 03

Recei\-ed fi'om State of

New

Hamiishirc, use

of ti'actor, 49 50

Relief rebate, 1,002 04

Use of Ross snow plow, 135 00

Bounties, 1934, 74 80

Xational Forest Reserve. 405 31

Raih'oad tax, 2,016 70

Savings

Bank

tax, 508 99

Interest on dividends, 371 32

Insurance tax, 38

Abatement state tax, 2,920 34

North

Conway

Loan

and

Banking

Co., short

term notes, 13,000 00

W.

S. George, 1929 to 1935 taxes, 3,280 67

\X. S. George, 1935 taxes, 35,195 05

W.

S. George, unlisted poll tax 1934, 10 00

W.

S. George, unlisted poll tax 1935, 164 00

A\'. S. George, National

Bank

tax, 75

Total $60,488 48

Paid by orderof Selectmen. $60,199 57

Cash on hand, Jan. 31, 1936, 288 91

Total $60,488 48 $60,488 48 R.

M.

CANNELL,

Fire dciiartmcnt,,

Bounties,

Vital statistics,

State Aid Construction,

Parks and playgrounds.

Town

maintenance. General Expense highway,

Town

Poor,

Libraries, 1934

k

1935,

Memorial

Day,

Auto permit fees.

Cemeteries.

Interest i)aid on notes,

Paid on shoi't term notes.

Paid on long term notes. State tax.

County

tax.

Due

schools in 1934,

Due

schools ill 1935,

Razor Brook labor.

Razor Brook, material, land,

Razor Brook, approach to meet

l)r().iec(,

Sah'ation Ainiy.

Xmas,

Snow

removal,

Health dei)artinent.

Dog

tax paid to schools,

Dundee

project,

Cash

on hand.

Town

of Bartlett William Yates, conimissioncv for

1934. 25 00

Charles Merrill, coininissioner

for 1934. 25 00

E. C. Buzzell. culvert for

i^ro-jects, 338 10

E. C. Buzzell, culvert for town

maintenance. 28 80

Conway

Supply

Company,

6 05

Fred AY. Bean, oil for lantern

project, 75

Jennie Dorsett, land for fira\'el

pit, 150 00

Bert Cutting, painting signs. 4 00

Knight

&

Boswick, apple trees

for Mrs. Roberts, 7 80

F. R.

Hanscom,

tools. lOG 10

Ernest L. Merrill, land damage. 75 00 Dr. G. H. Shedd forAlvin Taplin. 10 00

Memorial Hospital for Alvin

Taplin, 4 50

$ 881 10

TOOLS,

PLANK

AND HIGHWAY

MATERIAL

John Eastman, plank, $120 00

Town

of

Conway,

use of road

machine, 20 00

George Morton,laboronmachine, 6 75

F. R..

Hanscom,

gasoline for

tractor, 15 50

$ 162 25

SNOW^

REMOVAL

Carroll

McGraw,

plowing, tractor, $257 73

George AV. Morton, repairs on

Town

of Bartlett 11

F.

W.

Bean. 272 80

F. AV. Bean, truck, 14 00

Chester

McGraw,

281 20 EA'crett

Ward,

331 00 Clifton

McGraw,

219 20 Harold Ellis, 114 00 John

Benway,

109 74

Frank

Hill, 109 60 Claude Connoi's, 93 60

Frank

Garland, 14 40 Edison Connors. 99 20

Merton Moody.

34 80 Randolph IVIoody, • 46 00

Ernest Colford, 98 40 Joseph Driscoll. 20 80 Robert Wasson, 89 20 Arthur Chase, 36 40 Lewis Chappee. 98 80 Walter Sterling. 115 60

Homer

Greenwood. 132 60

Wayland

Cook, 7 60 Daniel Martin, 53 40 Sanford Trecarten, 49 20

Samuel Nute. gravel. 47 80

Archie Allen, 76 00

Frank

Meserve, 33 20 AVinfield Chandler, 117 34 Oren Cook, 80 80 Alfred Colford, 77 60 Robert Hunter, 28 40 George Connors. 89 90 Fred Black. 58 40

David

Irvin, 1 20 Vernal Towle, 55 60

Thomas McGraw,

49 40 Stanley Smearer, 32 40 Melvin Colson, 41 20

Town

of Bartlett 13

Lyman

Garland,

James

Ryan, Randolph

Moody,

Alvin Taplin, Kenneth Whitcher, Levi Gibney, Archie Allen, John

Moody,

.loo Bui'kc, shai"penin<i; ])i<'k,

Edgar French, gravel,

G. K.

Howard,

grass seed,

Joe Burke, 1934 account,

Pat

McGee,

1934 account.

Paid in 1934 Report,

School district paid,

Philip T.aflamme. labor,

Michael ]\Iarcoii, labor,

Joe Burke, sharpening pick, ]\Ierton AA'ard, labor,

Edison Connor, labor,

Arthur Henry, labor,

Robert Hunter, labor,

Louis Chappee, labor,

Claude Connors, labor,

John

Benway,

labor,

George Connors, labor,

Robert ^^'asson, labor, Arthui- (Uendenning, labor,

Albert Parker, labor, (ilenn Towie, labor,

Archie Allen, labor,

Joe Rcarden, labor.

Neal

McLane,

labor.

Albinus Neally, labor,

Fred Henry, labor,

Chris Gothreau, labor,

]Myron Horn, labor,

Stanley Currie, labor,

Woodbury

Stanton, labor,

Edgar

French, gravel, E. J. Sinclair, truck, Carroll McCilraw,

G. K.

Howard,

.sujjiilies,

$1,461 63

RAZOR

BROOK

PROJECT

ON

BRIDGE

W.

G. ])ui)rey, labor on bridge. $ 184 67

W.

G. Duprcy, truck, 137 00

R. E. Roberts, 29 92

A. Duprey, 27 00

Leon

Roberts, 19 34

Town

of Bartlett l5 Abbott Gardner, R. Robertson, E. Robertson, Oren Cook, Grover Hayes.

Alfred Colford,

Pliili]) T.afiannnc. All)inu> Neally, Bai'ker Hodge, Carl Brown, Arthur Glendenning, Jolni

demons,

W'ilford Davis, Theodore Meserve, Roger Roberts, Robert Hunter, Randoli)h JNIoody, William Kittredge, Lawrence Trefferj",

Roy

Phelan,

Merton Ward,

Homer

Greenwood,

Edward

Abbott, Irwin Abbott, Otis Stonehouse, Reginald Dorsett, Kenneth Whiteher, Edison Connors, Ernest Bean, Arthur Chase, Arnold Chase, Etlwin Ainsworth, Walter Parker, LaV)or on bridge, $630 78

Material

on Bridge

W.

G.

Duprcy

680 bags cement, $510 00

Town

of Bartlett 17

Clarence

Hewey,

Road

material, John Cook, Clarence

Mead,

Ed. Nicholson,

David

Irvin, Winfield Chandler, Jack

McDonald,

Harold Fall, John Charles,

Roy

Phalen,

Normun

McDonald,

James

(larland, George Robinson, F. R.

Hanscom,

Castncr Camjis, gasoline,

Edward

March, gasolin(\

Frank

Cannell, gasoline,

William Young,

Harvey

Hill,

Maine

&

N. H. Granite

Cor-poration, dynamite, Alex

McDonald,

ASSETS

Cash

on hand, Janiiaiy. 1936,

Bounties due from State,

Taxes bought by

Town,

Uncollected taxes, 1935,

ToM'N OF Bartlett 19

Due

schools. _2,500 00 $12,200 00

MEMORIAL DAY

Cliarles Dinsniore, $50 00 $ 50 00

CEMETERIES

S. F. Rogers, $ 42 00 Stephen Gardner, 27 00

Nathan

Hill. 25 00 George Garland, 40 00 I 134 00

FIRE

DEPARTMENT

North

Conway

Fire Precinct, $ 48 25

Rav

Canncll. 6 50

$ 54 75

SALVATION

ARMY

Hilda

Howard,

Christmas baskets, $ 23 30

$ 23 30

LIBRARIES

Bartlett Library, $ 150 00

$ 150 00

BOUNTIES

Paid for bounties, $ 84 40

$ 84 40

ELECTION

AND

RPXilSTRATlON

E\'elyn Bickford, $ 4 00

VITAL

STATISTICS

Leslie C. Hill, _$ 3 75 Charles E. Smith, 25 F. R.

Hanscom,

15 25 $ 19 25

HEALTH

DEPARTMENT

Henry

Cole, $ 25 00 ^Vavd

k

Poole, 1 30 $ 26 30

PAR

KM

AN

DROWN

CEMETERY

FUND

In the hands of the Selectmen for the

upkeep of the

Drown

Lot in the

ceme-tery in

Lower

Bartlett, $500 00

TOWN

POOR

^^Vlfare exix'nse,

50%

to be paid by the State

TreasurcT N. H. Welfare, 1934

Town

of Bartlett 21 Dr. Albert Mazzoli.

Dr. R. J. Marvel,

J. H.

Mead &

Son, oil,

(Joodrieli Falls Electric Co., lights.

C. H. Craig, groceries.

Ward

&

Poole, drugs,

Clarence Reynolds, dentist, Dr. Chester Wiggin,

\\'()odJ)iiry Stanton, wood,

W.

R. Carter, clothing.

A\'. B. Avery, seeds.

Daniel Martin,

American ^Nletal Co.,

Frank

l^oothby, freight, E. C.

Eastman

Co.. books, iM'crett A\'ard, hauling wood,

Di'. (1. H. Shedd,

Archie Aiiiswoi'th, li;iuliiig wood

Ovei'paid 1934 ajipi-opriation.

Amount

raised 1935,

Amount

received from State.

Overexpended -1934 and 1935,

Horace E. Beane.

E. C. Eastman, books and sta-tionery,

C. H. Carter, register of deeds. Assessors' Association.

Reporter Press, reports and books

Hutchinson and Trussell, cabinet.

Town

of Bartlett 23 1935 unlisted pull taxes

col-lected, 1G4 00

1935 listed taxes collected. 35,195 80

$35,369 80

To

Charles H. Merrill, Auditor of the

Town

of

Bart-lett for the fiscal year ending Januaiy 31, 193G, \vc hereby

submit a report of the financial transactions foi' the past

year togetherwith vouchers therefor.

HORACE

E.

BEANE.

EDWARD

B.

COBB,

w.

J.

McDonald,

Selectmen.

AUDITOR'S

CERTIFICATE

I hereby certify that I have examined the books of the Clerk,

Tax

Collector, Treasurer and Selectmen of the

Town

of Bartlett for the fiscal year ending January 31,

1936and find

them

correctwith voucherson filefor financial transactions thereof.

CHARLES

H.

MERRILL,

TREASURER'S

REPORT

Balance un hand Feb. 1, 1935 $ 377 71 Recei^•ed from ¥. H.

Washburn

collector, 2,763 97

Total orders paid. $2,980 52

On

hand Feb. 1, 1936. 161 16 $ 3.141 68 I 3,141 68 O. K.

HOWARD,

Treasurer,

COAEMISSIONEHS' RKPOIJT

A\'ater

Department

Gross Receipts

From Main

Central R. R. Co., $1,000 00

From

domestic rates,

includino-ice i)ond, 904 21

Freight and express,

Postage and telephone,

Tapping

mains. Cleaning screens,

Locating service boxes,

Repairing mains, Cleaning old reservoir,

A.

W.

Johnson,bondingtreasurer

and collector, 10 00

Interest on note, North ('onway Maintenance

Town

of Bartlett 25 20 00

Street

Department

Coodricli Falls Electric Co. $ 602 00

Paid from earnings of

Water

Department, $602 00

Fire

Department

Cleaning hydrants of snow, $45 00 Firemen's salaries, 117 10

New

hose purchased, 117 03 Flushing and pumjting out

hy-drants, 4 50

Freight on hose, 3 66 Painting hydrants, 2 00 Supplies for Precinct Building. 9 85 Insurance on building, 7 92

Rei)airing Siamese ^ah'e, 1 00

Paid from eai'nings of

Water

Depai'tment, $ 308 06 Stork

Department

DEBIT

On

hand, Feb. 1, 1935, $ 101 24 April 1, Purchase, 17 31 Sept. 5, Purchase, 18 69 Oct. 21, Purchase, 58 09 Nov. 22, Puichase, 18 46 CREDIT

Feb. 15 Cash sale. $ 7 20

$ 602 00

$ 602 00

$ 308 06

$ 308 06

Town

of Bartlett Mar. 7 Cash sale,

Land

surrounding reservoirs and

privileges, 411 44

Howland

lot, 350 00

Water

system, original cost, 21,472 90

Improvements and additions, 2.466 11

West

end

Main

Street

exten-tion, 2,131 88

Fire inventory, including alarm

system, 1,926 75

Tools, water department, 63 90

Water

rates, accrued and

pay-able, domestic, 388 75

Water

rates, accrued, M.C.R.R.

Co., 83 33

Cash

in treasury, 161 16

Due

for street lights

Firemen's salaries,

Note, North

Conway Bank

Town

of Bartlett 29

SCHOOL

WARRANT

To

the inhabitants of the school district in the

Town

of Bartlett qualified to vote in district affairs:

You

are hereby warned to meet at the

Town

Hall in

Glen in said district on

Tuesday

the tenth day of March,

1936. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon to act upon the

fol-lowing subjects:

Article I.

To

choose a moderator for the ensuing

year.

Article II.

To

choose a clerk for the ensuing

year.

Article III.

To

choose a

member

of the school

hoard forthe ensuing three years and to fill any vacancies.

Article IV.

To

choose a treasurer for the ensuing

year.

Article V.

To

choose an auditor or auditors for

tlie ensuing year.

Article VI.

To

see if the district will vote to

make

any alteration in the

amoimt

of

money

required to be

assessed for the ensuing year for the support of the public schools and the

payment

of the district debt as determined

by the school board in its anual report.

Article VII.

To

see

what

sum

of

money

the district will vote to raise and appropriate for transportation of

high school pupils.

Article VIII.

To

see

what

sum

of

money

the district will vote to raise and appropriate for special repairs,

con-sta"Uction, or lands and buildings.

Article IX.

To

see

what

sum

of

money

the district will vote to raise and ajjpropriate for

new

ecjuipment and

apparatus.

Article X.

To

see

what

sum

of

money

tiie district will vote to raise and appropriate for insurance.

Article

XL

To

transact any other business that

Ciivcii under our hrinds at said Bartlett this

twonty-fourtli day of F('l)ruary, 1936.

CLIFTON

R.

GARLAND,

HILDA

M.

HOWARD,

TRUE

F.

HODGKINS,

FRAKCIS

A.

BUTLAND,

School

Board

of Bartlett.

SCHOOL

BOARD'S

ESTIMATE

FOR

19.36-19.37

School District of Bartlett. School Boai'd's statement of amounts I'equired to support public schools and meet other statutory obligations of the

district for the fiscal year beginning- July 1, 1936.

DETAILED

STATEMENT

OF

EXPENDITURES

"Support of Schools

High Elementary

ToAvx OF Bartlett 3l

Per capita tax (ispoited by State

Treasurer), 490 00

Payment of District Debt, 2,000 00 Intereston District Debt, 610 00

bartlett

school

district

SCHOOL

BOARD

CLII'TON

U.

GARLAND,

chairman,

Term

expires^ 1937

TRUE

F.

HODGKINS,

Term

expires 1936

CJERTRUDE EASTMAN,

Term

expires 1936

FRANCIS

A.

BU^n^AND,

Term

expires 1937

HILDA

M.

HOWARD,

clerk.

Term

expires 1938

Moderator

GEORGE

W.

MORTON

Treasurer

FRED

L.

GARLAND

Clerk 0. R..

BURWOOD

. Auditor

CHARLES

H.

MERRILL

School Nurse

HARRIET

M.

CURREN

Attendance Officer

LEVI

LAVOIE

Superintendent

JOHN

H.

FULLER

FINANCIAL

STATEMENT

Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1935 RECEIPTS

State aid ((-(lualizationj $ 1,827 37 Selectmen, budget March, 1934, 17,078 18

Dog

tax, 133 40

Town

of Bautlici-i' 33 Total receipts, all sources, $19,302 55

Cash on hand July 1, 1934. 1,515 28

Grand

total,. $19,302 55

PAYMENTS

Administration

Salaries of officers, $ 230 00

Supci'intendent's salary, 439 54

Truant officer and census. 25 00

Sul) total. _$ 694 54

Instruction and Operation

HiciJi Elcnicntary Teachers' salaries. $3,500 00 $ 5.812 00 Text books, 263 81 200 13 Supplies, 75 83 222 45 Other exi)ense, 10 75 9 05 Janitors, 210 00 537 45 Fuel, 207 87 506 24 Water, lights and

Janitor supplies, 49 88 249 25

Minor

repairs, 79 94 1.186 67

Health supervision. 116 00 324 70 Transportation, 935 00 1,224 00

Elementary tuition, 144 00

High school tuition

(1934), 269 00

Sub-totals, $5,745 08 $10,415 94 $16,161 02 Fixed Charges, Equipnient and

Debt

Per capita tax. $ 496 00

Insurance, 285 09

New

Equipment, 119 74

Payment

of notes, 1,500 00

Payment

of interest, 905 63

Bills of i)revious year, 115 00

Sub

total, $ 3,421 46 Total payments all ]nirposes, $20,277 02

Cash

on

hand

June 30, 1935, 540 81

CLIFTON

R.

GARLAND,

FRANCIS

RUTLAND.

TRUE

F.

HODGKINS,

HII>DA M.

HOAVARD,

GERTRUDE

EASTMAN.

School

Board

of Bartlctt.

July 15, 1935.

AUDITOR'S

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that I have examined the books and

other hnancial records of the school board of Bartlett. of

which this is a true

summaiy

for the fiscal year ending

June 30, 1935, and

Mnd them

correctly cast and ]iroperly

vouched.

CHARLES

H.

MERRILL.

Auditor. July 15, 1935.

REPORT

OF

TREASURER

Cash

on hand, June 30. 1934, $1,515 28

Received from Selectmen, 17.078 18

Dog

tax, 133 40

Received from State, 1,827 37

Received from all other sources, 263 60

Total

amount

available, $20,817 83 School board orders paid, 20,277 02

To\A'N OF BaK'ILET'I- 35

Cash on liaiid June 30, 1935. $ 540 81

FRED

I..

OAR

LAND.

' Treasurer.

.Inly 15, 1935.

AUDITOR'S

CERTIFICATE

This is to certil'y that I liave examined the books.

\'oncliers,

bank

statements, and other finaneial reeords of the treasurer of the school district of Bartlett, of which

the aboA'e is a true

summary

for the fiscal year endin<2;

June 30, 1935. and find them correct in all i-espects.

CHARLES

H.

^lERRILL,

Auditor. .Inly 15, 1935.

SUPERINTENDENT'S

REPORT

To

the School

Board

and Citizens _of Bartlett:

The

school board and superintendent feel that

we

were fortunate in securing the services of Mr.

Lome

B.

Hulsman

as headmaster of our high school. There has been a

marked

improvement in attendance, interest and

in school morale which is very gratifying.

The

addition of the third teacher has been justified and the enrichment

of the course of study especially in its offering in science

has increased the interest of pui)ils in the school.

We

have received as gifts from ^Ir. C. I.

Nash

and

the dissolved Livermore school district an excellent i)iano, a large school library and the joint use with other schools of a motion picture machine and of a ]H)st card ju'ojector.

These gifts are thoroughly appreciated.

On

another page the school board presents its

has been carefully

made

on the ba^is of experience and is

as exact an estimate as one can

make

for a school year

that ends June 30, 1937.

The

only item that reriuires exi)lanation is the expense

for transportation. This

amount

based on this year's ex-perience totals $2195.00.

As

our conveyances serve both

high school and elementaiy pupils, the division of the expense between high and elementary schools has to be determined

more

or less arbitrarily.

We

have in our

])roposed budget chai'ged $1350 as elementary and $845 as

high school expense.

We

do not

know

whether or not in the distribution of state aid

we

shall be allowed as

much

as $1350 in our approved budget, but as a matter of raising

money

in school meeting it

makes

no difference.

Any

difference between the allowance of the state board on

this item and $845 raised for high school transportation,

would need to be added to the

amount

raised for high school transportation.

The amovmt

to l)e raised under article six as

recom-mended

by the school board is $14,651.00. Exjiense of

high school transportation, alterations and major repairs,

insurance and large items of

new

equipment

must

be

raised under the appropriate articles of the school

meet-ing warrant.

I wish to exju'ess

my

thanks to the scliool officials,

teachers, parents and citizens

who

have

shown

a fine sj^irit

of cooperation.

JOHN

H.

FULLER,

Superintendent. Feb. 15, 1936.

TABLE

I

Teachers and

Schools 1935-1936

School Teacher Registration

High

School

Lome

B.

Hulsman

57

Jean Smith, assistant

Town

of Bartlett 37 (irades

Town

of Bartlett 39

BAUTI.ETT

PUBLIC

LIBRARY

RECEIPTS Balance, Feb. 15. 1935,

tew 00 2 00 _S S es 3 Oi t/2 ^ as t/i

"

4) i2 >

H

<«•-

=

-

S£

£ ^^^

O

o5

o

E ss *" ₂ o p.

M

M

D. M

-S

s

W

o

Q

bxi si

1

0) (3 o

H