Word: ten
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...speaker cited numberous examples of inequalities necessarily brought about by the present methods of taxation. Immense quantities of personal property have been exempted from taxation by decision of the Supreme Court. An immense amount of property is never reported to the assessors. In Ohio only one man in ten reports personal property of the value of fifty dollars...
...have received a communication asking why graduates are charged ten dollars admission fee to the Harvard Rowing Club and undergraduates only five. We have not published this communication feeling that it was not in order. Mr. Weld has built and given a boat house to the undergraduates of Harvard, and while he evidently does not wish to exclude all other members of the University, yet the preference must be given to those who are not yet graduated. It is presumed, and with good reason, that the boats will be used to their full capacity every pleasant afternoon and the rule...
There shall be an annual fee of five dollars to be paid by each undergraduate and special student member, and ten dollars by each officer of the University, graduate student, and member of the professional schools. For use of boat house during summer vacation the Executive Committee shall have power to charge five dollars additional dues...
Membership shall begin upon payment to the Secretary of the annual ours, and shall cease ten days after the annual meeting unless the following year's dues are paid in advance...
...Ten men from the Scientific School took part in the exhibition of the Manual Training School last Friday...