TWENTy-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE

BOARD OF

PARK COMMISSIONERS

OF

OMAHA, NEBRASKA

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FOR THE YEAR 1911

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

To the Honorable Board of Pa,!,/:' Commissioners,Omaha, Nebraska.

GENTLEMEN :-.

Herewith I submit the annual report of work done undermy supervision in the several Parks and Boulevards of the Cityfor the year 1911.

The work has been largely that of maintenance, exceptingin Fontenelle and Levi Carter Parks, which has been of per­manent improvement. In the latter the work has been prin­cipally dredging material out of the lake to fill the sloughs andlow ground, and the erection of dykes to hold back the silt andsand pumped in. We are now. building an orange-peel dipperdredge with which to continue this work along the shore lines.The grounds being of such a nature that all dirt for this pur­pose has to be taken from the lake bed, and we were handicappedfor material for this purpose, hence the necessity of getting adipper dredge.

Fontenelle Park containing 108 acres has been in the posses­sion of the city since 1892, but there has not been a demand forits improvement until the present time, and no work has beendone of any consequence except planting trees and hedges. Thecontour of the Park is such that it will make an ideal golf courseand other out-of-door sports. With this object in view we havebeen putting in drives, leveling off grounds, seeding etc. Themain drive through the Park is a continuation of the NorthwestBoulevard from Military avenue to connect with the newly ac­quired Boulevard rnnning north from Bemis Park through therecently donated Mercer Park lands, and the waterworks six­teen acres, which I presume will be embellished as a Park inconformity with the policy of other cities who oWn their ownwaterworks. The other work in Fontenelle Park is developingdrives to connect with the Boulevard showing different views ofthe Park.

Elmwood Park is ea~h year becoming more popular as itis being developed by the planting of trees and shrubbery,

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the widening of drives to accommodate the automobile traffic, put­ting in permanent walks and steps leading to the pavilion whichwas erected some two years ago. All of which adds to its ap­pearance and attractiveness. rPhe influx of visitors to this Parkhas been very noticable with the extension of the West Leaven­worth street car line to its main entrance and as it is one of ourlargest parks so far improved, is made use of by the larger picnicparties.

Hanscom Park as usual is very popular. Improvements madein this Park have not been very extensive, further than puttingin concrete curbing and walks leading to the music pavilion.The fiower dicplay has been up to an efficient standard, and wasvery attractive even though we were handicapped by an extreme­ly dry season.

In Riverview Park the work has been largely that of mainte­nance, with the exception of widening the drive surrounding thedeer paddock, which was done in connection with the grading onthe Boulevard immediately east at the north entrance.

Miller Park is each year improving in appearance and pop­ularity. The grounds for golf,cricket, tennis and other gameswhich make this Park popular, have all been kept in good con­dition.

The smaller Parks comprising Curtiss Turner, Bemis, Kountze,Deer and Jefferson Square, have had no permanent improvementswith the exception of cement walks in Jefferson Square, andcement walk with steps leading to the artesian well in KountzePark, .and various other small improvements.

Regarding the Boulevard work done in 1911, th.ere was thegrading on the Southeast Boulevard :from Hascall street tothe entrance of Riverview Park with the necessary sloping andfilling of ground to conform with the Park on the west side ofthis Boulevard, and guttering the same with the,necessary catchbasins and piping to take care of storm water. Also on theSoutheast Boulevard from Williams to Dorcas streets we mac­adamed on both sides of the· asphalt paving up to the gutterline, at a cost of ninety-one cents per yard.

On Sou·th Central Boulevard macadam with taroleum binderwas laid from 20th street to the east end of the viaduct, at a

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cost of eighty-six cents per yard, and from the west side of theviaduct to 30th and Vinton streets, this portion was put down,,,ith water macadam base treated with taroleum surface, whichhas given good satisfaction.

On "West Central between 'Woolworth aud Poppleton ave­nues, the Boulevard was curbed guttered and macadamed; alsofrom Farnam to Harney it was macadl\med,curbed and guttered;from Farnam to Harney street, one block, has been curbed andguttered ready for laying macadam.

Florence Boulevard from Grand avenue to Fort street waspaved to the width of twenty feet with water macadam. FromChicago to Izard street, the Boulevard was macadamed betweencurbs to a width of forty feet) also two intersections were takenup at Izard and Nicholas streets and macadamed to conformwith the other portions of the Boulevard. The stretch of Boule­vard from Nicholas to Pratt was dressed with taroleum coveredwith sand, which has given a good wearing surface for the past·ten months.

The Northwest Boulevard from Military avenue to Fon­tenelle Park and through Fontenelle Park to 42nd street, hasbeen graded to its full width and trees planted.

Preparations have been made to improve the newly acquiredBoulevards and additions thereto designated by your Honorable'Body and will no doubt be improved the coming season.

Respectfully submitted,WM. R. ADAMS, Superintendent.

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The only public park remaining if tho.re originally platted hy the City.

Entrance to Miller Park aftmg hirch tree dri",'e. At a meeting of tile Board, Sept. 13th, 1893, ~ resolution 'Waf paSJed namingthe Park "Miller Park, " in honor of the firtt Pretident, Holt. George L. Miller.

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1VlzLLer J:ark J:a<<.J1LzOn, contawzng caretaker·s apartments on second tloor and Locker rooms and shocwer hath in tlu ba.5cmenl.

MiLler Park. In 1893 a corn field, nocw one of the most attracti<t'e Parks of the sy.stem, with lake, artesian weI!, fountain,beautiju! trees,parkwaJ's and openlawns. .

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Entranc(! to GOlfGlwmdJ1 Miller'l Park,

Carter Lake Pm-k-ApProaclling Jt01711 at ett.'lming.

Carter Lake Pa'rk-Approaching storm at N,t:11ing.

Hydraulic. Dredge at <work filling low ground in the development of Le'Vi Carter Park.

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PARK FUND

JANUARY 1ST TO ANI> INCLUDING DECEMBER 31ST, 1911.

ReceiPts and Expmditurcs

$65,125.44

267.0010.00

100.0050.0010.G5

4.80110.4011.00

525.00242.50

.. $300.00150.00

75.00

.......... $ 3,794.0950,000.0010,000.00

...:$ 17.00235.00

.. .. 15.00

Garry forward $ 4,303.61

EXPENDITURES

Proceeds sale of Wood, Elmwood Park.Lease of land, Levi Carter Parl{ .Payment on old house, Carter Park .Sale of old iron. . ....."Warrant refundedSale of cement sacks ..Transferred from General Fund.

RECEIPTS

Rent of lockers, Miller Park.Proceeds sale of hay:

Elmwood Park.Fontenelle Park.Miller Park ...

Balance from 1910.Appropriation from Tax Levy.Donadon for Levi Carter Park.Concessions:

Hanscom Park.Riverview ParleElmwood Parle .....

Hanscom Park:Pay Roll. .. $ (l05.81Telephone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27.50Arc lights and lighting pavilion ..".......... 170.30

STATEMENT

Omaha, Nebr., Feb. 1st, 1912.To the Honorable Board of Park Commissioners,

Omaha, Nebr.GENTLEMEN :-

I have the honor to submit herewith the report of receiptsand expenditures of the funds under control of this departmentfor the year ending December 31st, 1911.

Respectfully,C. D. C. JEWETT, Secretary.

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Forzuarded.............. . _ $.J., 303 fitArc light globes, etc. and keeping in repair. 36.50Repairing wiring in pavilion.............. 4.70Insurance premium on pavilion........... 274.05Glass, putty and paint for pavilion........ 9.70Plumbing in pavilion and outside toilets. 65.63Toilet supplies......................... 13.75Ice . . .. . . .. 6.00Repair,lng spouts on pavilion.... 10.30Settees, freight and paint. . . . . . . . . -109.40Hose . . . .. . . .. . . 44.00Repairing watering trough................ 19.80Repairing pump . .. .. . 3.75Putting curbing around pond and drives,

steps, etc.;Stone, No.1, 105,000 Ibs $ 94.50Sand, 172,900 Ibs............. 78.90Cement 109.26Lumber 65.36

.. ...... $ 5,061.57 Forward $ 3,052.25

5,34-4.41

$10,765.52

$' 5,421.11

59.31131.50

4.8,04.20'7.85

31.4310.4024.86

4.0'07.80­1.554.001.45

.501.25

103.887.656.18

21.8911.0015.00

2,541.3727.5066.463.30

101.4688.0016.50'

5,061.5730.00

Wire lockers, <second hand, and drayage .Keys for steel lockers .Toilet supplies ····Brooms, pick, chisel and handles : ..

FOrwarded $Repairing wiring in pavilion '.""'"Putting in and removing plumbing in pav-

ilion account of burglars .Repairing pillars at pavilion, "'.'Hardware for pavilion and Cages .Paint, oil and. brushes .Hose , .Grass seed - .Repairing walk at pavilion:

Sand· $ 7.68Gement 23.75.

Miller Park:Pay roll , ······$Telephone , ' ..Electric light. , · .. ····Globes for electric lights , .Water , " , .Coal, 2·().,(}OO lbs., , , .Tents for bathers , ,Remodeling pavilion:

Lumber , , , , $45.32Doors ., , ,. 4.80Hardware :. L74Plaster ,. .45Cement, sand and color '.' __ 1'.0-5Stove pipe....................... 1.25Plumbing 4.70

Chips· for drive near pavilion .Lumber for storage shed pavilion .Repairing water box , ·Steel brushes, brooms, pails and tools .Padlocks and bit. ·········Repairing mower , .Gasoline , ,.Badges for police., , ····Lime chloride ' .. , , , .

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$ 5,421.11

348.0297.6015.5028.60

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15.00.50

3,141.42175.00

27.GO187.00606.89632.96281.00

7.252.55

Forward .

Cinders "." .Mower, and repairs to mowers ..Flash light and supplies .Repairing sprayer .Nails, line and chain .Brooms .Crackers .Coal oil , ..Corn .Empty boxes .Grass seed .Badges for police .

Riverview Park:Pay roll............. .. $Insurance premium on pavilion ,_ .Tr;>!ephone _._ .Elictric lights, arcs and pavilion .Water ., , .Meat and bread fOr animals .Cracked corn, 24;000 lbs , ..Hay _ .Salt .

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. .. $ 3.906.30

19.96

Forwarded $

Bolts and crayon .Grass seed .Repairing mower _ .Badges for police .. __ , .Cinders, 273 cubic yards .Fountain:

Sando, 6,501} Ibs.Stone, G,O'GO Ibs .

Cement .

3,052.25.45

6.252.~0

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30.16

$10,765.52 Forwarded ..

Toilet supplies ...Lime chloride .. , .,.Settees, freight andSteel baskets.Mower .Scythe .Tarred felt.Files and- bolts.Badges ....

paint ....

...... $ 4,078.473.101.00

103.506.00

13.755.256.222.0'5

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$15,536.64

4,224.84

Kountze Park:Pay roll ....• $Electric light......... . .Painting pavilion:

Labor $60.00Paint _ __ __ . 6.50

594.5418.90

3,196.76 Fontenelle Park:Pay 1'011........ . .Grass seed ·. . , .Sewer pipe .CementRepairs to plow... . '

. $ 2,951.6767.2014.45

.833.50

3,037.65

10.00

28.00

176.15

546.25

343.90

1,831.53

1,560.007.25

261.392.00

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.$ 326.009.288.62

... $ 330.3468.7538.66

108.50

...... $ 120.0'02.65

53.50

Capitol Avenue":Pay roll.... . .. , .Water .Settees and paint. .

Bluff View Park:Grass seed.

Deer Park:Pay roll..... . .

Jefferson Square:Pay 1'011. ....Electric light.. . .Water .Settees and paint. ,.

Greenhouse, Hanscom Park:Pay 1'011 " ·······$Glass and putty .Coal, 164,200 lb-s , · .Nicotine .Ira!! pipe ·· .

Curtiss Turner Park:Pay roll,... .. . .Settees, freight and paint.., .Gress seed .

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66.501.44

663.2563.7541.0015.00

3,489,5073.1350.0~

16.003.60'

336.358'0.59

2.5026.80

. $38.927.563.907.6~

Lumber for repairing pavilion .Fountain:

Galvanized pipe .Stone, 7,2-00' Ibs .Sand, 6,500' lbs .Cement......... . .

Bemis Par.k:Pay rOll : _ $Electric light. ~ .Road oil for walks .Grass seed , .

Settees and freight ; .

Elmwood Park:PaY roll $Electrio light, arcs .Wiring and fixtures for caretaker's house.Insurance on caretaker's house .Lattice for caretaker's house .Lumber for barn .Paint and varnish .................•......Paint brush .Plumbing in pavilion , .

Forward $ 4,078.47 $15,536.64 F01'ward .. , " $25;734.96

Forward ' " .. '" $828.01 $10,658.19 $25,734.96'

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Tools for dredge:Chisel, drill, saw, axe, mall,

wrench, broom. shovel, etc ,Pontoons:

Nails, bolts and washers ,. $22:52Arches, pins and- stirrups. . . . . . . . . 6:0'DClamps and freight. 40.64

Forwarded..... . .

Levi Carter Park:Pay roll for dredge work $Insurance on dredge and barge .Supplies:

Coal $2,024.96Agitator and freight. . . . . . . . . . . . 269.41Sleeves 516.00Steel cables................... 37.62Boiler compound......... 20.90Lubricating oiL................ 108.85Packing and oakum......... 10.78'Waste .•....................... 22.41Rope and pulley................ 1.95Disc, guage glasses, etc... . . . . . . 1.52Asbestos, wick and graphite.... 9.15Lantern and globes ..... ~. . ... 1.10

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853.31

555.753,122,60

1.52

4,865.54

3,690.62

393.4032.06

693.,'055.71

160.8262.3035.25

3.7515.7521.96

........ $23,747,53 $25,734.9G:

.$2,4:;:-'8.60777.7630'8.92

76.83493.25170.68210.10227.68

40.935,H1.84

14.40G2,Oe

9.891.0,0

6.50

... $2,060.51155.71

, ... , . $271.49284.26

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Concrete Wall No.2:Pay roll..... . .....Piling, 3,843 ft. ..Crushed rock, 508,50-0 lbs.Sand, 311,500 lbs ...Cement .Steel ,Coal, 150,000' lbs .Lumber .DynamiteWire .Hammer and handles .Steel to make drilL etc .Rubber boots .Repairs to concrete mixer ...Snow shovels .Repairs to pump.

Riprapping:Pay roll.Stone, 516,800 los.

Forwarde' $828.01 $10,658.19Pitch for painting pipe, etc.... 6.80Pipe for chimney ' 7.50Pitch for roof .. ,........... 6.90Miscel repairs.. 4.10

Grading, etc., pay roll.

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Skin:Oars

Concreto Wall No.1:Pay roll .Stone, 1% in., 207,600 lbs.Stone, 1 in" 497;800 lbs,Sand, 114,500- lbs.CementLumberTwisted steel .

CoalDrainage pipe ..Salt ....Rubber boots ,Repairing concrete mixer .

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69.21

. ..... $25,734.96

883.15

6,129.15523.75

3,024.65

25.503.15

16.50

Repaire for dredge:Miscellaneous .. , '.. $356.79Castings 93.11Steam fittings, etc 105.79Repairing engine....... . . . . . . . 3.15Repairing boiler 174.90Steel bars, bands, etc............ 74.54Glass and putty ,.... 1.80Iron pipe for boiler. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56.57Repairing light plant and inspec-

tion .

Launch:Pay roll. , ~379.00

Materials........ . 420.36Repairs andsuppIies:

Sprocket chain .Pilot wheel .

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. $23,747.53

177.83

15.10Repairs: Casings, etc.............. 231.55

Forwarded $

Printing envelopes4'li."'"Postage .Paper clip. , . . . . . . . . .. . .Traveling expense to Kansas City and return

Superintendents' annual convention ..... 59.80

2,373.62239.95

46.8521.0020.0045.6010.0014.2531.0i}21.2036m20.70

1.2976.85

1.95 .

114.77' $50,990.14

8.5010.00

3.50

196.57

167.00

to Rambler aU1:omobile, old ma~

......................... $142.45.......................... 1.00

batteries.................. 3.75........................... 1980

Cadillac automobile $1,950.00IIisurance ". . . . . . 92.50Storage . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18.75Gasoline ... . . .. .. . .. 64.72Painting number , . . 1.0-0Supplies:

Chamois '" $1.25Sponge 1.00DUEter , 1.25IVIop .,. .45Oil 3.25Polish 4.15Glycerine 3.00Batteries .75

Mowers .Drag Scraper, and harrow and scraper .Wheelbarrows , .Grass box for mower , .Roller , .Harrow , .Lumber for seats .Canvass for moving trees .Repairs concrete mixer , .Repairs mainches in general.Repairs tools .Repairs roller shed , .Paint, turpentine and oiL .Paint brushes and whitewash brush .

General Supply:Repairs

chineLicenseChargingGasoline

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1,303.20

23,925.36

$25,734.96

29.95.20

68.5334.29

.602.107.252.00

53.65.10

16.0010.00

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650.84313.05

66.90

172.7610.80

4.95

Forwarded .Mi~cellaneous :

Cinders and dirt. $56.85Tent 13.50Lumber for danger signs......... 13.44Trees and shrubs 43.35Survey 15.00Repairing wheeler. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . 4.82Traveling expenses Superintendent

to Minneapolis and return ~ . . . .. 30.87

Nursery:

Black Hill Spruce, 2(}O .Jack Pines, 100 .Express .

Cinders .. , , , .. , , .. , , , ..Hinges and hails ' , .. , .

Paint brush , .Repairing caretaker's house:

Plumbing ' $150.52Pipe ,.................. 18.54Glass and putty , , -.. , 3.70

Nebraska Telephone $

Independent Telephone .Telegram .Letter files.Journal .Printing committee, cards .

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Yard for Machine.::, Tools, Etc.:Pay 1'011 $Lumber for sheds .Roofing ," .Sand, 10,500 lbs $ 5.78Cement ".............. 24.17

Office:

Forward _ $ 114.77 $50,990.14 Forward $ 3,127.27 $51,186.71

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Forwarded $General Supply Continued:

Lantern globes - .Tools:

Rakes, hooks, scythes, shovels, shears,fork, axe and handles _..

Wrenches and files .Hose mender, mesh cloth, oiler, key and

-stones .Hardware:

Nails, screws, bolts, etc.Twine, lines, etc .Cups, spouts, padlocks,' etc .Drugs:

arychnine, sulphur, copperas ...

STATEMENT

ROAD FUND

Janua1'Y 1st to and inclUding De~ber 31st, 1912.

RECEIPTS

Balance from 1910 $Receipts from the county, Jan. and Feb $ 6,912.24Receipts from the county, ApriL: __ 907.32Receipts from the county, May ... _.. , . .. . .. 7,810-.64Receipts from the county, August. .. _...... 9,037.80Receipts from sale of old house $80-0Receipts from sale of old house 601

2,938.45

1,401.00417.73150.00

1,734.85574.25

10.500.003.0D

250.00

Receipts from sale of dirt .....Receipts from sale of old automobile.Receipts from county, October .Receipts from c;ounty, November .Receipts from county, December .- .\Varrant refunded .Appraisers' fee returned ..f

3,189.26

3,135.007,614.47

$51,186.71

$65,125.44

9.83

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5.603.145.72

1.50

28.704.55

3,127.27

2,400.00720.00

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Balance on hand.

Salary:

39,698.83

EXPENDITURES.

$42,637.28

25.00

682.0043.20

4.10_50

. $ 2,200.004.24

--- $ 5,043.13

--- 2,062.94.21.15

. . $1,441.28198.32251.68171.6r.

Coal .

Florence Boulevard:Pay roll.Advertisement for road material.Appraisers' fee, condemnaUon lets at corner

of Ohio street. ..Sidewalk each side of Boulevard adjacent

to Kountze Park.Cement crosswalk at Ogden street. ....Hose for sprinkler, second hand ..Oil for red lights ..Road building material:

1,824,400 lbs. No.3 stone.666,20'0 lbs. sand .. . _ .202,300 lbs. chips .457,765 lbs. rock for intersect's

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$137,936.70 $144,417.05 $282,353.75Paving and curbing streets surrounding park

in improvement Di~tricts Nos. 281, 359,227, 157 and 10-2, the assessment to" payfor same was declared null and void.

Total amount assessed ,............ $96.375.64Amount collected from property owners.... 50,263.75

Balance charged against the city................ 46,111.89Amount charged against this park for improving Ed. Creighton

avenue, 1909 and 1910.. , _., 10,068.18

$338,533.82

ROAD FUND

1899 $ 12,245.001900 16,842.181901 15,602.981902 17,603.941903 . .. . . . .. 28,203.911904 29,845.221905 29,856.031906 27,565.961907 25,963.761908 14,768.241909 35,151.571910 25,923.371911 39,698.83

Total $319,270.99Yearly average ······ · 24,559.30

Note: One-half of county levy assessed within City limits.

From the Road Fund there has been expended for paving the follow-ing streets which were turned back to the city:

Vinton street. $11,337.81Thirtieth street. · .. ·· 10,763.52Military avenue............. 5,671.58Dodge street. ...-. , .. : ' 12,634.66Thirteenth street , 15,538.05

Average after deducting $55,945.62-$20,255.79 $55.945.62 ,

Year187318741875187618771878187918801881t88218831884188518861887188818891890189118921893189418951896189718981899190019011902190319041905190619071908190919101911

Maintenance.$ ..

88.00262.00148.00720.00510.00360.0048{).00540.00520.00600.00500.00550.00600.00720.0061)(}.00

2,276.665,021.594,572.463,793.37

13,483.781{),528.03

9,975.406,014.178,038.465,162.894,282.785,581.634,401.855,869.134,579.324,788.104,919.084,204.974,080.086,144.324,248.393,819.764,952.48

Improvement$ 1,150.00

2,892.604,357.063,868.973,304.035,0-72.16

923.41971.61

1,065.18873.46

1,354.35603.45

1,570.871,728.182,975.252,415.679,456.76

32,155.8517,381.2311,062.9018,505.14

2,430·.3042.75

700.00531.39

1,876.43

501.491,491.26

558.39

439,.631,407.335,798.65

389.781,372.0'32,517.07

672.42

Total$ 1,150.00

2,980.604,619.064,016.974,024.0~

5,582.161,283.411,451.611,605.181,393.461,954.351,103.452,120.872,328.183,695.253,015.67

11,733.42·37,177.4421,953.6914,856.2731,988.9212,958.3310,018.15

6,714.178,569.857,039.324,282.786,083.125,893.116,427,524,579.325,227.736,326.41

10,003.624,469.867,516.356,765.463,819,765,624.90

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