DALLAS, SAT UK DAY NOV. 29:
Itule 2. j It is essential that the
assessment rolls of the; various counties
should be alike in form and htyh and
in order to iu sure this the Secretary of
State will transmit threo blank assess-"
Rieot rolls to each county and the
Assessor is enjoioed, to observe the
form and make his entries in accordance
therewith. ? 1 J ' '
Rule 8. 1 .The assessment of every
niectf of- property assessed noust be
fcleed in some appropriate " column of
Tames oeiore it is piacea in inecoiuiun
'denominated . " cross value of all
'property in order that each page, of
the assessment roll shall show that the
iiom'tota?',of !;the columns of values,
hen ' added together
equal am
correspond with, the aggregate column
of " cross value of all property," and
each -Ass ssor is required to add up the
'colums of his assessment roll, and prove
in this manner, that each pae balances
before presenting it to the County
Board Euuanaatiori.
Kuie 4. I o avoid the numerous
omissions now made in the assessment
'of real estate Assessors aTC required to
procure the maps, as the law directs, of
the real (estate in their respectives
counties, showing the actual present
wneT of each town lot, and tract of
land of wbioh the title has passed from
the United States or : the State of
Oregon. "
' Rule 5 No taxpayer's name should
appear in different places on the same
roll,bti all his property should be
Assessed continuously after the entry of
liis name.
J Rule 6. Tpe description of real
estate on the assessment roll should
know tho section or part of section, the
'township, range, the number of acre,
the cash value of each piece or parcel,,
and the total value.
Rule 7. Town and city lots must be
described by the number of lot and
block, with the name of the placa and
must be assessed separately from ofWr
real estate, and the cash value of each
lot or part of lot be entered by itself in
the appropriate columu and the cash
TalueTof improvement upon each ' lot,
must be entered separately in the
column of " value of improvements."
Rule 8. 'Mills, canil, roininjr
ditchesy telegraph lines, railroads, etc.,
mast bQ assessed at their cash value,
ip'd entered in the assessment roll in
the' column deaominatol " value of all
mprovements."' .'
' Rule 9 Assessors must require
names of creditors and the sums due to
'them to bo given, in all cases where
the indebtedness within tho State is to
be deducted from the taxpayer's taxable
property, or the caid indebtedness must
not otherwise be allowed. And the
said creditor- or creditors must be
assessed for the. amount due them in
case - they have ; made no previous
return of the same in their statement oi
taxable property.
Rule 10. When a taxpayer owns
taxable property in two or more
counties, he should have the benefit of
. huM indebtedness, after naming his
-creditors, in proportion to his taxable
property.
.- Rule II. On entering upon the
discharge of their duties, the Assessor
fehall furnish by mail or other method,
to each tax payer within their
respective counties, a blank form,
substantially as follows requiring the
aid tax payer to fill or caused to be
filled the blanks in said form with a
true statement responsive to each
question .thereio, 'and the Assessor
(hall give reasonable notice of the day
or days when he will be in a stated
precinct to receive the said statements
of property and administer the oath
to the tax payer, wnich said statements
and affidavits shall be preserved by tht
Assessor, and turned over to his
successor in office.
FORM.
Statement of assessable property of
(name of taxpayer) in the county of
'"'' Oregon for the year 187.
' Description of Red Estate. If ag
ricultural land, state section or part ot
section, township and range and
number of acres ?
i Jf Tutcn or City Property. num
ber of lot, lots or part ot 'lota, blbok
tad 'name of lot or city ? !
Dtscription of Personal Projurty.
If merchandise, gooda or implements
stater What? If mouey, notes or
accounts.' state what? If hoiwhold
furniture, watches or pleasure cairiagc s,
stare wnai i
Stock. Horses, how many ? Cattle
bo ttitjr? 'heep, how many ? Swine
ijnw man j i
! If any other species of property, not
Jieretofojc enumerated, state what ?
1 If indebted withrn tho state, state
to whom, and in what amount ?
State of Oregon, ")
County of, )
63.
do solemnly swear that
the foregoing list includes all my real
and cersonal property within tho State
6f Oregon, and that the statement, of
my indebtedness hereto appended, is
true, and that no part thereof has .been
deducted from my assessment in any
other county in the State. -
Subscribed and sworn to before me
thisday of- , A. D. 187-.
, Assessor.
Rule 12. The Assessor as soon as
he receives a statement of any taxable
property situated in another comity,-!
must make a copy ot such statement
for each county in which it is situated,
and transmit the same by mail or ex
press .to the Assessor of the proper
county, who must assess tho same as
other taxable property.
Rule 13 The Assessor must col
ct the taxes on moveable personal
"pr pcrty in the following cases :
1. When from any cause he be
lieves that the person who owns or
controls the property is about to remove
or dispose of such property, whereby
the tax may become delinquent.
2 When, in the exercise of a
sound discretion, he believes that the
payment of the tix depends on its
immediate collection
Rule 14. The Assessor is joverned h
to the amount of taxes to be by him col
lected on moveable property,by the State
and county rate of the previous year.
Rule 15 In assessing property
1 .. 1 1 11 I 1 .... I.w... llr.
uue ieiraru snoum uo uau iu iwmhj,
ne mess to nrrket and to all particu
lavs effecting the salable cash value
of the same, and' in all cases the
standard of valuation both of real and
r.ersonal property shall be the actual
cash value.
Rule 10. The Assessor shall deduct
the $"00 exemption allowed 'by law
only from the personal property of
householders, and to be allowed to
hovseholders enly, and not to business
firms, and where the persoual property
is less than $300, the amount noted on
the roll should only cqu d the amount
of such prrsouul property.
' Rule 17. The Assessor himself and
not the assessed, should to the judge
ot values by personal inspection, when
ever praetiul'Je.
Rule 18. The enpifal stock ami
other property, of all banking ami other
companies, wnere not omcrw.e more
convenient, should be assessed to each
company in its corporate name.
i:ilf ; . in rviiri whtrr ran its
are" bondsmen or sure ties fur othrrs
such oMi-ritton do nvt conhtute an
indebtedness t ) be 'allowed as a sec ofl
against taxation.
H tile -0. Assessors are ietiiiodi.1
that the law rrf"ires them to collect
the poll tax as it ii ossesst-d.
Utile 21. The l.w 'n,aU-i it the
duty cf the State Hoard of Kij-ii.hiri
tion, ia eae 4tlvere is rcaoii t
believe that any Assessor has failed or
refused' to do any of the duties im
posed upon him by law," to -nuk' a
thorough investigation, and if, af!r
such inventigntion, it appet rs to said
Hoard that such officer han failed or
refused to fu'ly dixeharge the duties
of his office, the Hoard shall certify
tho fact to the District Attorney,"
etc.
Absolute pure iron u said to have
been produced by a Russian chemist
bv means of the c?!vauic battery, dil-
ru the process a large Quantity of
hydroea was disengaed from the
ordinary iron used, tho pure iron is
a silrer white metal very malleable and
ductile and so soft ai to be readily cut
wsth a pair of scissors. It oxidizes
very rapidly
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Address, Tlili SUN' New York CJty
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
SUJl.TltlA'S.
Justice's Court for the Precinct of Dallas
State of Oregon County of ( Polk. -V'v
Houry IIgoad Plaintiff ; -Ezra
Scovil and John J Duly Defendant!. -
To Ezra Scovil an J John J Daly the above
named defendant " '
IN XJIK NAME OP THE STATE OF
Oregon you ro hereby rcnuirefl to appear
before tho umleroigneil a jusiico of the Teaee
for tho I'rooint t nf rt3 I.l nn the 2va iayrof
Tvoveiubor 1ST. at 10 oVJuek in the afternoon
of eakt Jay at the ofiico of -aui justice in enid
Precinct to answer tho ahovo named plaintiff
in t civil action. '
Tho Defendant will take iicnioo (hat if they faU
to answer tho complaint herein the plajutifif will
take judgment Against them for the nam of f 'JS
coin and interest thereon at one per went froiuf
the 20th day of Juno 1S73 to the time o
taking judgment hoiides v-tain hroiU expand
cd (jlven under my Laulth'u 1st day ot Oct
lb73. ' ;
Justise of the Peace.
i '
IHshcre'oy ordered that th'u snmmons bo
published in the LiBuiur, Kepi'licas for hix
cousHfcitive weeks
Thii 15th day of October 1S73.
L VisKTAfn.
Oct IS 6 Justice of the Peace.
Juctict' Cmirt f..r the I'rerinf-t of Da!la!
.at Oregon funnty of lu!k 8 t
J tin J Da!y Plff
Ezra Sco il Ihsft
To Vith Pcoi il the tLove named Defend
ant:
Tu'thenameof the 5tate of Oregon, you arc
hereby required to appear before the uuuerv
itiged. a ju.tic' of t hs Peaco for the prtcinct
afore.iai i. on the 2'Jth !: f November 1 -7:i
a ten o'clock in the f rtrsoon nf id day, a
the t.flieo f 1 Jtit"( c in ft;iid I'revinct, to
an.twer the above naUied IMaiiititf in a civil
action.
The defendant will taVr o?ie, that if he
fa.il to U)W( r rho complaint hfTfin. the ptatnt
i'J will take judgment aaiost him fr oiw
':ck ware de-iT'li-d ;n c!-top!.i!ut t in ch.c
the proj.;r(y eantiot be fi jud ti? f'r the rtiru
tf coin the v.i'utj thcitvjf an 1 f j dain.ijjcs
liiil4 c u! .,hi!t a-cTi-in.
tJiveu under twy hand this 16ib Jay of Oct.
i STo.
L. Vir:j(rd,
.Tll'ic fhc I'. a.-e.
Pul l.-icd by I..
Pe,i. .O. t It'rth 17..
'ii.t vrd
tl e
s!iiatirrs sua:.
p r.y vniTi'R or thk w muivn-t
f.ft ( sau y f l'..I ar. I fjr .f rvtti
t'i.-r the yst t' dir ur !
cauinafidiii:a; toe that f the fffect f tb
.1 lii.-j ittit tax p v r tv. rMi ism l t
t ii lh tac i!3 I ' fity a;i
f-.ir i I .v.jr t 1 7 i u:il!HTi an 1 i(iatt dur
rrtrn ihtr:(.
I tiaV thl ly Ieic J upua and
MOXlV THE '
will
htii i vv of ii:t'i;Miti:it imt.i.
brfof-wn tho h'r of 10 o'1-.ick A. A. a-vj
4 oVitx'i r. m on raid dt-; in fr n
of the; Court lion-; d,r i: 111, -
uot i'snl i'viU t 'be high t 441; 1 U. i
bidder fr 'Ah in hr; t at puh'to sui li'n
the -f'dttwii g p ixi an 1 parfci of ral ette
to sttt'.ify tho taxes tht-r n . liertaftr app'ir,
and for ct of a d uptn fhij rx,-. utt !
t wit. The fulhjwing .' satisfy the ' tac
th'f'C'-n for tightfcn hundred and
iwventy two the Iwlug returned ilw
property of Een Hi.uipm.
All of tiie donation li I c'alm t Th II
Ilunstikrr and Jane HaraWr his wjf,
claim Number (71) seventy one Na''"..4i)ifi five
thousand atid stxty uufi and being situ'. tied
in Township fi Houth. Hingo rt and 7 West
WiiUm.-tf Mfrril;;tr i'flk C'unfy Orc-fii
and contaiidag six hundred i"d furtT acre oS
land
Aboallof the North Kat quarter Of section
t w.nty nv T w nh ip ix S uth, H,mge -vcn
Wvst .it! I fifty one acres of lh. t end of
t' e North W t qtnrfer of S--tJ"n thirty in
lowiif iiij ix !Mtih, Uangtfi Wstwf Willamette
nicrri iin 1'idkCom-ty Oregon.
AlotiUf the following descril I prtniHics
to wit. bcginoiiJij at n p-it on tho Wfcrn
bouriihiry of Jacob I) raa land claim
running thenf vv"t (St) eighty Chsuns
thence North (!) f'Tty chiin
theoco East
ff'iM ihty tontiiS tucn"P Xsutft
KM forty
chrtios t the place of Begin ring- cr.ti!:i:ig
tbKe hertdrc 1 an I t wi.ty acre Hinir rj sec
tion twenty six T'wo.Mn six South. l''i!tfr
seven Wvstof the Willamrtte Mcrr'. i1 n I'olk
County. Oregon. Amount of tax 53 with
cost. . . v .
And the following described lands t ho same
being returned by assessor a the property of
iidrlow Barney. Beginning td a post (7.70)
even and se verity ,one hunddlh3; ehaine'Kast
end (I5.o) fifteen and fifty one hundredth
chains Houth of tb North -t quirtcr of
section sixteen in Township seven S uth
lUtige fue west of the WHhur.ctto MerridUn
Thence North 9.30 Ti,ti5 and sixty one
hundredths chains' Thence West 87.50
cigty seven and fifty one hundredths chains
Thence South 1915 forty n'ne and fifteen
oe hundredths chains Thonce Erft 47 (orfy
seven ohnius Thctice S mith W 85 thirty nine
and eighty fivo vue buntlrcdths chains Tlicncc
Kist ( HOj eighty chains Thence North SO
eighty chains Thence West ,ps.63 thirty eighty
and sixty three -one huiidred,th chains to
tho place of be tuning contaitrng (WI2.91)
nine hundred atop twelve and nino four one
hnmlrtdths acres of land Also the following
Premises to wit : 'i bo West half the Dona,
tion Land Estate ot .John , H. Nichlon and
wife the sauic having heoo purchased by said
Barney from 13, A. Urahnm and wile as appear
upon record of said Polk County tho same
tobe more particularly described in certificate
of sale Amount of tax $i5.;2fl svith cost.
All the above land to be sold subject to
redemption as the law directs, ?
Dated ot Dallas this Cth day of November A
DJ873,
P. T. Buitcnv f
Sheriff of Polk County Orgon.
NovS 4w 7H.
1WIIAV NOTICR
TAKEN UP BY TIIE UNDERSIGNED,
living throe miles west of. Independence,
one. Bay Alare, with small star in forehead'
with several BAddlo marks, left hind foot
white, some white on right forefoot, right hip
crooket down, supposed to lie about eight years
old, is very hreaehy Tho owner is requested
to Call immdiiitely, prove property,'-pay all
charges, end tako tho property.
; ' " A, NELSON,
September 20, 1878. ' i "9 !:
Appraised by J. A. Dcrupser Justice of tho
peace, zu. ibu dtt day of November, to?
1Iov.154wj
SA JiKM AD VKRTISEM KNTS.
III I h III IIIHIB Ill I I -' i " . . , . i j
FROMACRflSS THEEIVER.
The tINP E RSf 1 NE D at fe'J jwfand; al way
ready to wait JonJ "their'Custouiera, and 'sell at
ho
LOWEST cash riuci:
Their arfje and Mitii selected htockof
GENERAL ITIERCIIANDISE
Com T3 ri s i 11 Gr
DUV OtfOD.S & CLOTHING,
B00T3 SHOES
hats &::caps
ii il tl 4 it I a: ViV" rot Uvry
or 1 1 : i n it r n : u: CT 00 T n
t M -iittofi. n -i'm-r h i
vi rtto H"i t.ivo Bit, ,hut inlcud
S ,u !? tLir g witti
dc lh
& evervl)odv
Froiliteetrikt'ti for CslpofU.
c 0 m n; a n t is e Ei ?o i ' ; v u 1 1 1 r. l r,
ii! a is time h
Salem,
4) res 011.
M 73, 22 It-
A LL KINDS 01? WORK, SEW1N
'V. Washing end Ir onin g. Ac, d ne ly X
I'.urnet on short notice and on reas.11.able
art AU oTilrrs left at the louse, onth wets
p "f Dallas will be immcdiatelv attended to
V II il A V V A I
4 S I AM NOW TIIkOroK
T 1 v ii
WITH THE
most of rr v work thi fall. I t'tonose to
I ptopose
patot HACKS, WAGONS. and 1H!0
t I KS at tlO ."i spiero. Now i the time to
bring on your old Hacks and wagons as jou
wjH never get them painted heaper.
Shop ou the corner, over 11. Ciarks store.
11 1 SHKIVEK.
If I L HELM HUT OFF
J?rac t ical
"Watch maker.
Tims pieces of every description' repaired
and guaranteed for one year.
Jewelry neatly repaired, work by mail
promptly attended to. Guaranteed clocks aud
watches for sale.
DAM, AS
oiintio
Tn the Circuit Court for ths State of Ore
gon, for the comity of Polk s
Mary E Poindexter rialntifT
vs
- .Thomas E Poindexter Defendant
To the abovo named defendant :
Tnthena ne of fhe State of Oregon, you are
i.rrtKv rennired to appear nnd answer the
..rtmnlaint filed airainst you in the above enti
tied action, within six weeks from the date of
the service of this summons upon you, to wit
on or fceforo the 24th day of November A. D
1K73. and if vou fail $0 to answer, for wan.
thereof the PJairatiff will apply to tho court
for tho roli9f demanded in her complaint to
wit, a deeroe dissolviug the marriage contract
Aw existinir between vou and for other and
further reliefin her complaint demanded and
mats, and. disbursements.. '
P jblieatlon ordered by Iloa. B. F.f Bonhftin,
Judge, this 17th day 0t Oct A. D. l8?.t. s
' ' Hayden Daly,
Oct 18 6w. Attys for Plff.
AIM ''KUllSKWKMB."
WOOD PUMPS
THE BEST"
t
AND
Hlosjt fmprovcdl
IS 01 PIMP
iiow"iianse
OR
ltaislny, Waterjfor
Domestic Purpoen,
Or for Itara or Stock
Well.
Every 'man who'bas had experience inTthe
different ways of rai?iug water, knows TIIrwK
IS NO WAV.Ol;- ll'NJ citftArJui
ami inni inere
ient, ami fr e f ru
j so aurabie, couven
jjrtinguohwalthy ele-
in cuts to the water as
tue nam nuuo
PUMP manufactured by
'I UK
Mi i.VJi PVMVVAK
FISHElt & HAAS
0000 iviirvv
10 riii: ii:oii.tvoi'
t'OLK COUNT!"
BREYMAN BROS.
Ar-iw rei.s4 Fiii? and Selected s-toek
tjujds CwlOpriillg
ot
DUY GOODS OF ALL JLLli'iiu..-
LADIES CHOICE LI'.ESS C00DS
LADIES FANCY OtODSAND
LviHirsj mivsfs, child;
M h N H M S.
At.SO
I
iiENT.- ani U'jYS CLOTiilN'l OF ALL-
DESCnit'TIONS andmiCESto SCIT
f
Til E TIM E5. also LA il K mi J well
as.outedstock;op
CAUllEIS,
MATTINGS
OILCLOTH,
WINDOW BLINDS 4 CULTAINS.
A LMJ
GUCEni!. QUERVW AHE ir factany
thing pertaining to II 'tj Furnii ing goods.
Having bought our Strk ir. Sun Vr.neiW- arid
New York ii person we bol l Jout Superior
inducements to purchasers,
CALL acd SEK f r youmlves.f
Mar S "3 3m
CAPITAL SA.lOO
SALEM
JO. UEHNAUD, PI(OL;HIETOH
Has justj-cceived a largeln voice" of
VIME. L10U0R AND CIGRS
His brands embrace the choicest varieties.
pgr Bo sure and 1 '
GIVE Him A CALL
COJIJIEKCII uaxcL
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
SAl.EM OREGON. "
IhRS. A.!j.RiELY PROR
rilHIS HOIT 8E WILL BE KEPT IN.
X clftP8 order, and with attentive and
liu( Bervarta ' ;
NO CHINESE COOKS EMPLOYED
I am prepared ' furnUh good ceorauio
dations to the traveling public, and will use
very ei dearer to merit the patronage of the
poblid "PREE COACH i the Uooae .IVegula
ardingat eavery low rt - ' '
:
1
S ALE M A D V KHT IS KM EN TS.
APPLY T O TZIR OLD
PH(ENIX0FHAH1
bUHD ,
' . ' .": - - -' . .: .
because
- ', '-''
First, It has complied iully with the Orego
vtato Law - '"' 'f '' ' ' .
- Second. Its contracts in Oregon are hacked,
under a re-insurance contract, by' Us own and
the united assets of the Home Ins. Co. of Ker
York and the North British and Mercantile Ins.
Company of London, aggregating $22,564,07 y7
offering the bet security of any Fire Insurance
Company or Association in the world.
Third, It can carry large risks, as its poli
cies are re-insurod by the above mentioneiji '
CompaLi-.!S,so that the PIHENIX alone c&n ,
carry the same line that ail three companies
would take seperately.? . .
Fourth, It requires Lut one set of prooff
incase of Ica ; thus giving the security of
threo Companies without the trouble of dealing
with serrate Corporations.
Outhee solid merits, viz:
Capacity to carry the largest risks, '
The amplest possible security,
The simplest adjustment in cae of loss, and
The prompt an J equitable payment f all jost
cluims,
The Phcenix Insurance Company lollcita
your patronage. .
C. A. UMiMiD, A?cnt,
BALEM, OREGON. '
F.,b 15:7? Ir 1 !
X. G1LBK T.
C. UZAFOVAGH
A. N. ILBEUT & CO.
Dealers in
BOOTS and f IOJ&4, . oovr
ITer to the
Pit ICES.
ublic
SEW GOODS at XEW
THEIR STOCK
full line of
CONSISTS OF 4
LADIES'
MISSES and
CHILDREN'S
'EOy'Saxid '. ;' ;
rounds wAiq
elected with grcniVare fromthe Ibett "Pai
1 i . . .... i
rwv ffi an 1 r,.l-Tern .i itiHeures nuu.mvi..
due refference to the Uregon Trade.
71Z AO KEEP ON HAND A FULL
If supply of Lbather comprising the best
F,r'h !!rt 1 which we offer to toe trade aj
reasonable figure?. .
U'c minu factnre ItOOTs and SHOES
to order, of all tv lets .Material slUX
iVorLmaiibkip uiura&ed.
t rents fnr ths (
f'r ths Celchrafd ?Tcr.R Sgwnra
i m it iUkk. i.f which 20,0(10 more were hbd
n 172. thun any orher mactitn manufaet
ured. rebi at i$tri Frarie!ie prices without
freiebt. and vm i.ilii1y iriia'l4iejita to madd
j a.Mucrt .?. E ery laacLPiic warranted for
five vears "
Commercial Mree$, Salem, Oregon
V Mar.8. It
REAL ESTATE.
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Cm. H. JON'K.4
KcaI F.tat' 1)
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I , J. M. PATTRHSOaf
Notary Publio
er
JOAEt wfc PATTERS OIV
EEAL ESTATE AOEMS.
i foliate Ioans,
UlaSco Collection.
AOENTS FOR
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UNlQfi FIRE f KSURAHCE CO.
of San Francisco; ano
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE! COr
of New York.' '
OPERA HOSUE BLOCK
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SALEJI - - - - OREGON.
OUR RULES :
We buy or sell only on commission charging
a per eentage for the amount which the prop
erty is sold or traded, for our services, due
when the contract of sale or trade is made
We will intrbduee purchasers to the owners, of
the property, and leave them free to make the
best bargau tLVy can, without any interference
on our part
We pay all advertising expenses, depending
on our commission, when a a&le or trade' be
made , .' ' '
We show all property, where within reach, or
give letters of introduction to reliable parties
living near who will showit i '
All letters of inquiry promptly and fully aj
swered , , .
iF We have many applieatlons fromjgood, prom pi
paying,tncn,who will pay 12 percent for money,
and give first class personal or real estate securi
ty, and pay all the expenses attending making out
: he paper, Ae. Fartie having n.oney o loan
will do well to apply to us before placing It else
whore . We charge the lenders nothing for our
services 5 the borrower pay us Entire Batuf ac
tion given regarding the securities, -
Atten tloa is called to description of property
or salolntheWKEKtY StAtEMA.x.
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