ASTORIA PUBLIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
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TORIANhas the laig- s
Circulation, the larg ft
est GE-.i-,,. j circulation and
largest TOTAL circulation of all fs
papers published In Astoria.
TELEGRAPHIC- PRESS REPORT.
e V0Ii' X'iIV' m 8L , ASTORIA. OREGON, TUESDAY MOKXIXG. APKlL 0, 1895. PRICE, FIVE CENTS.
I872 1895
Lubricating
OILS
A Specialty.
Brothers,
J Sell ASTORIA,
Ship Chandelery,
Hardware,
Iron & Steel,
Coal,
Groceries & Provisions,
Flour & Mill Feed,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Loggers Supplies,
Fairbank's Scales,
Doors & Windows,
Agricultural Implements
Wagons & Vehicles.
NEW GOODS
B. F. ALLEN,
365 Commercial Street.
New lines for 1895.
Japanese Rugs and Matting
(Direct from Japans.)
House Lining, Building Paper
and Glass.
Wall Paper of 1895 now in with a stock
Japanese Leathers, Wholesale in Chicago
from $0. to $18 per roll of 12 yards.
B F. ALLEN'S,
365 Commercial Street
Snap A Kodak
at any man coming out ot
our mo e ami you'll get a
portrait ut a man brimming,
oter with pleasant thoughts.
Such quality In tlx- liquors
we have to offer are enough to
PLEASE ANY MAN.
Corne and Try Them.
hughes & CO.
IS THERE?
Is there a man with heart so cold,
That from his family would withhold
The comforts which they all could find
In articles of FURNITURE of th
right kind.
And we would suggest at this season,
nice Sideboard, Extension Table, or se
of Dining Chairs. We have the larges
and finest line ever shown In the city
and at prices that cannot fall to pleas
the closest buyers.
HEILBORN & SON.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS
Corn-only St., toot ot Jackson, Astoria.
General Machinists and Boiler Makers
Land and Marine Engines. Boiler work, Steam
boat and Cannery Work a Specialty.
Castings ot All Descriptions Made to Order on
Short Notice.
John Fox. President and Superintended
A. L. Fox Vice President
0. B. Prael Secretar
Hunter
&
Epicures say the best
Pork Sausage combines
th flnvnr nf nf lean nitr
Hergen's.pork with the flaky fat
and the fines herbs.
We furnish the table with this kind of
sausage that pleases the veriest epicure.
Portland Butchering- Co's M ark
Corner Second and Benton streets.
Corner Third and West Eighth street
They Lack Life
There are twines sold to fishermen
on the Columbia river that stand la
the same relationship to Marshall's
Twine as a wooden image does to tbs
human being they lack strength Ufs
evenness and lasting qualities. Don't
fool yourself into the belief that other
twines besides Marshall's will do "Just
az weJ. xney won i. iney cannot,
"The Astoria Loan Office."
Money to Loan on
W TCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY,
Guns, Pistols, Cbthing
and all Articles of Value.
56 9th Street, Between Astor and Bond.
THOMAS MOKKO,
T!i- Blacksmith whoso shop la oppos
ite Cutting's cannery. Is now prepared
to do such odd jobs as making new
cannery coolers, repairing old ones,
making new fishin boat irons, and re
nalrlng old ohm, and all ether black
smithing that requires first-class workmanship.
nayhap
Tour mind Is on repairing your notus
this sprtae: pow'Wy on buildln a new
one If so. remember we are carpen
ters and builders with a shop full of
toolg always willing to do such Jobs
and want your work.
ana wi j MILLER A VOSXET.
271;? tin riwaeo 9tk.'
Phew!
losses, and no presents or chromos in my business, every
person treated alike.
I. L. OSGOOD,
The One Price Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher.
506 and 508 COMMERCIAL STREET, ASTORIA, OR.
w
HO SAID that
only in name.
Every inch of
ed with Easter Cards is a protest against any such belief;
So are the throngs of interested buyers inside, so are the
cards themselves, more and prettier this year tnan ever.
The choosings have been
domestic cards and baskets in
REMNANTS I REMNANTS II. REMNANTS I I I
r
LOLA MONTEZ CREME,
Nkln Food and TIhsub Diitldcr. Does not cover
makes the tissues firm and builds up the worn-out muscle fibres and min es them plump
Lowest In price and best In value' 750 Larue Pot. A GIKL WITH HTKAIGHT HAIIt
may keep it fluffy with FRIZZ. Will keep ilu, hair in eurl In dump or heat. Leaves no sticky
deposit, ma es the hair glossy; guaranteed harmless; Is a tonic for scalp; cleanses the lialr.
InnlH L'UI7V l I n I . t . K - ..... K 1.. ....... . .. . .
After using a few times the most stubborn hair
Mr. NETTIE HAKKISON,
Sold by Deauty Doctor, Oeary Ht , San Francisco.
Mrs. D. R. BLOUNT,
457 Duane dt., Astoria, Oregon.
" KIN BALL"
PIANOS SB ORGANS.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
EXCLUSIVE
TERRITORY
Correspondence
ALLOTTED.
:
W. W.
Factory
16 & Rockwell St.
Chicago, III.
Pacific Coast Office and Wareroom,
335 Morrison, cor 7th St. Portland, Oregon.
L. V. MOORE, manager.
The CASINO.
7th & BOND STREETS.
Entire Change of Program,
Monday Evening, April 8th.
Opening act by ClSf ord & 6ro,7ntitieT"
"CASEY THE FIDDLER."
With fuil cast
MACK and WADE
Tba Versatile Sketoe Team ia
Their Latest Production
"LOVE IS IB ELAND."
MISS LULU ORO.
Positively tba Greatest Chinese Imper
sonator. Attention if called to her bods.
being song correctly in Chinese.
MISS BESSIE LeMAR.
Kong and Dtnce Artist.
Admission 10
Children Cry for
It's Hot.
Gum Boots and Oil
Clothing less than Factory
Wholesale prices. Boots
and Shoes at Factory whole
sale prices. It will be a cold
day when I get left. See that
you don t get left when you
want any Mens' or.Boys'
Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Hats, Caps,
Boots. Shoes, Trunks,
Valise3, Blankets, Quilt
etc. but call on me and save
1 from 16-f to 33 per cent.
CPNo runners, no drum
mers, no book-keepers, no
Easter day was now a day
one of our long counters load
from the finest imported and
the market.
GRIFFIN & REED.
How many We see on our streets only remnants of beautiful
women, shadows of bygone days I It need not be bo while
there exists Am flea's imlv Bcmif v Doctor. M KS N H'l TI R
HAKRISO . AN OLD WOMAN WITH GRAY HAIR
may have it changed in four days to its natural color with
MRS. HARRISON S HAIR RESTORER.
Only four to ten days required to restore bair to natural
colr. Is not a dye or bleach. No sediment or sti' kiness.
Color is permanent when once your hair is restored to its
natural shade. Hair becomes glossy and clean. lice SI.
AN OLD WOMAN WITH WRINKLES may have every
trace removed and the contour restored.
but heals and cures blemishes of the skin:
will keep In cm I. I 'rice o cents.
Wholesale Prices Quoted
To
RESPONSIBLE DEALERS AND riERCHANTS
Solicited :
Catalogue Mailed Free on Application.
KIMBALL CO.
Manufacturers.
Main Office and warerooms,
243-253 Wabash Ave.,
Chicago, III.
of characters.
CLIFFORD Si ORO
Iu their Nonsensical Effusion
"All Broke Up."
OOFTY GOOF I Y,
The 19th Century Wonder,
LYDIA PURDY,
Astoria's Favorite.
MAY LOVELAND,
In Choice Selections.
and 20 cents.
Pitcher's Cactcrln.
i - 1 1 1 n .
AWFUL MINE ACCIDENT
Twenty-two Men Loose Their
Lives as Eesnlt.
CAUSED
BY FIRE.
DAMP,
Accident Occurred in the Blue Can
yon Coal Min on Lakp AVliat
com, Washington.
Associated Press.
Seattle, Wn., ApnH 8.A New What
com spoclaJ to ithe Poet-Inltellijrencer
Bays:
Nowa h&a Justt been received ot a ter
rlble explosion dn Blue Caaiyon Cole
mine on Lake WTiattoom, seven miles
from 'this city. Ten dead IxxMes have
been taken out, an-1 tihliiteen men are
ptlll In the mine. Every possible effort
Is being made to' rescue tlhem. A
steamer has gone out from ithls Ay
with Superintendent Donovian, three
physilclans and ten miners. The mine
was Inspected three weeks ago and
pronounced saife. ;
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Tacomia,: April 8.A Ledger special
from New Whl'toom. gilves 'these de
tails of tlhe coal mine explosion there:
The explosion from fire damp Ha the
Blue Canyon coail mine on Lake Wihait
oom at 2:45 this alltennoon killed 21
man. V. A. Tel fared came from the
mine tonight. Ho was ait the bunkers
when 'the exploslJn occurred. He went
down .the JnioMno and found JanieB
Reams lt the mouith of the shaft near
ly dead with exlhuudtion. Kearnee said
all in the mine were dead. He had
carried Ben Morgan as f ar oa Hie was
able and then drotvped him. Morgtui,
he Whouglht, was d'eiad. Kcar-ns and
Gelliim were the only ones who es
oaped out of 24, Who were at work.
Tom-VaileriKjie 1tjd J. O. Anderson
were tacllne men uid they escaped.
At i oiltdh of the gangway 600 feet
frum the mouth of theitunnel, Eeklmul
and Telfered found the tody of Geo.
Rberts, and beyond wee three Joaded
care which htud been blown off the
truck. They next found the 'body of
Ben Morgan, where he Waa dropped
by Kearns, Bcklund and others. They
were tinlajble to go beyond room 21, 000
feet from the angle of the tunnel and
gangway. Their safety Jamps went out
and the gas drove the explorers back.
In room 21 ithey found 'the bodies ot
Thomas Oomtln and James K1rty. It
Is supposed thlait In addition to , the
four found, fWalt sevwrtteen perished.
The gias Was so thJck that 'the rescuing
party Waa uniaible to stay Ibut a few
minute.
The missing men wMih Families are
D. Y. Jones, superintendent; James Kir
by, Andrew Anderson, James McAn
drew, Charles SHvorson, Mike Zeillskl,
The slngile men are: Lucas Latka,
E. P. Chase, Thomas Oon&i, George
Roberts, Ben Morgan, John Williams,
Williiam Emns, . Isaac Johnson, Wil
liam Lyster, Charlies Ramlberg, Sam
Olsen, J. A. MorgUn, and MarlUn Blum.
Eiiglneer J. J. Donovan says he does
not understand how the explosion oc
curred as saifaty lamps were used
everywhere out In the gangway. The
tunnel is 800 feet long.
PEOPLE WHO OWiN FARMS.
Washington, April 8. A'compllatlon
of farms, homes and mortgagers sta
tistics made by the last census, Is In
teresting In view of the decision of the
supreme court. The stalllfUlca do not,
however, give details concerning the
rents paM. The summary of the sta
tics shows there are 12,690,197 families
In the Urdteil States, and of these fam
ilies 52 per cent Wre tholr farms or
homes and 48 iper cent own tihem, while
28 per cent of the owning famines own
subject to lncumibrance and 72 Ter cent
own free of Incumbrance. Among 100
families, on an average, 62 ihlre Uielr
farms or homes, 13 per cent own wUTi
incumbrance, and 35 WliUhouit incum
brance. On owned farms tliere are
Hens amounting to I2,132,949,DC3.
ADMIRAL M HADE'S SQUADRON.
Waelhinton, April 8. Admiral
Meade's squadron sailed from Kings
ton, Jamaica, for Port Au Prince, Hay
tL All the vessels of the squadron ac-
i eompirtled the flag ship except the Cin
cinnati, which went to Port Antonio.
The movement is a radical departure
from the Itinerary issued the squadron,
but K is said at the department that
no significance attaches to the change.
A CYCLIST BOUNCED.
San Francisco. Aprtl 8 Oscar Osen
one of the torn, ilcycle riders in Cali
fornia, has been suspended by Chair
man Welch, local redrew nlUutlve of
the national a-ng board, Lu A. W.,
and given 30 days to reply- Osen is
accused of selling Ms prizes, which
wr hawing 4os in Pvxrtf, r.
The racing rule which Oaen Is charg
ed with violating reads: "A cyclist
ceases to be an amateur hy sailing or
pawning or oUhemvise iturndng Into cash
or Jn any manner realizing cajh upon
any prize won by him, except that the
prize may he exchanged or "bartered,
providing there Is In no oase a c.mh
bonus received.
SUPREME COURT DISSENTED.
The Inoomo Tax Law Is ReaMy Un
coneibituUomlal. WaaWngiton, April 8. Clhilef Justice
Fuller handed down iflhe decision in
the Income tax case today. It finds
it'hlalt tthe tax on remits or landed In
vestment Is ddreot toJoaJUon, and un
constitutional The court next decided
'the tax unconstitutional so far as it
related to Incomes from atalte, county
or mujtleipal bonds. It next ruled tha
faot the law, (pronounced unconstitu
tlonail In tlhose two particulars, did
not InvBiliilaite the law as a whole. It
is announced thiait in Hhis latter con
clusion tlhe court was equally divided
and therefore rendered no opinion, a
lower count ihavlng ruled in favor of
the law by a dUvided count, the law
would stand except as to remits, and
state, county, and municipal bonis, and
on tlhese two points It was directed
that -the Judgment -be now reversed.
Justice Filed road foils dissenting
opinion. He eald: "I am of tlhe opin
ion that the Whole law of 1894 is null
and void." He was followed by Justice
White In a second dissenting opinion.
Justice Held laid great stress upon
the foot 'that Ithe tow does not exempt
Judges of tlhe UnJtJd States counts from
payment of tax." Justice White's dis
sent was largely extemtporameous and
very Jong. Apparently lie favored up
holding tlhe whole law. Justice Har
lan followed Justice White In a dis
senting opinion, and the cose closed.
Notihin-g was cold as to now any of
the Judges stood save Ithe three Who
read dlssein'ts.
Justice Field, the oldest member of
the court. In 'his dUssewtlng opinion,
said:
The income itax law under consider
ation Is marked toy discriminating fea
tures which will affect the whole law
It discriminates between tho&e who
reoelre an income of $4,000 and those
Who do mot. It thus vitiates, lri my
Judgment, by this arbitrary dlsttilmlna
tlon, the whole legtlstaitian. Whenever
distinction is made in the -burdens a
law imposes or the 'benefits It confers
on any citizen by any reason of their
birth, wealth, or .religion, It - is class
legislation and leads Inevita'bly to op
pression and albuse and to general un
rest and disturbance in society. It
Is Sloped and ibelieved that the great
amendment (to the constitution which
followed the late civil war had ren
dered such legislation Impossible for
all future time. Out the objectionable
legislMUOn reaippears In the aot Under
cansidenaltion. It is the same in essen.
tlal character as the English statute
of 1081 which taxed the Protestants at
a certain rate, Catholics as a doss at
double the rate of Protestants, and
Jews alt another and separate rate.
Justice Fidld concludes: "If -the pro.
visions of the constitution can be set
aside by an act of oongress, where is
the course of usurpation to end? The
present assault upon capital Is but the
beginning. It will be the steppitngsjtone
to others larger and more sweeping,
until our poHtioaJl contests will become
a war of the 'poor apainst the rich, a
war constantly growing in Intensity
and biittornees.
TREASURY OFFk-iALS BLUE.
They Calculate that Half the Income
Tax Revenue Is Gone.
Washington, April 8. The treasury
ofilolalB are greatly dispirited over the
supreme court's decision on the Income
tax case, and while admitting thidit
they Wave no rellaMe data upon which
to farm an accurate estimate, they ex
press the belief that the net result of
the dedi&on will be a loss of at loiurt
50 per cent of the receipt from the In
comes. In mwrt cities the loss 111 be
far greater than this, noitaMy the city
of Washlnjston, where the toes Is ex
pected to reach 75 per cent. Wash
ington, however, is exceptionally a
renting city. The prmpostion of the
rented houses In other cities of the
country Is also very large. In 1890 the
rented houses in New York City were
nearly 94 per cent of the whole.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
San Francisco, April 8. Arrived
Peru, from Hong Konk and Yokola
ma: City of Everett, fir Comox. '
Cleared Otate of Ce,liforn(a, for As
toria and Portland.
TREASURY STATEMENT.
Washington, ArH 8. Today's state
ment of the treasury shows the avail
able cash balance to 'be $iS6,0(9,910;
g-jld reserve, $30,409,577.
GRIFFIN KNOCKED OUT.
Mmltmal, April 8. Jn the Grim n-Cos-tcllo
fight Griffin was knocked out In
the third round.
Mr. Prtcs'f Cream Biking Powder
P.
Mr. Hammond Talks jYrecly of
His Intentions. ,
EXTfcNTIONS CONTEMPLATED
Everything: Depends However on
the Decision of the Supreme
Court-Other News.
Associated Press.
Albany, Or., April 8. A. B. Ham
mond, one of the ipurclmsera of the
Orogon Pacific Railroad, arrived In tlhe
city today, and will make a tour of ln
joeotlon of the entire road. He sold
Mr. Bonner had withdrawn from the
Astoria enterprise, but is etUl equally
lateredted with him In ithe Oregon Pa
cific. The company will be reorgan
ized as soon, he said, as Ithe papers
for the Incorporation of the new com
pany, now being prepared, are ready.
It will be known as the Oregon Central
and Eastern Railway. Mr. Hammond
Is naturally pleased thloit the new sur
vey has been ordered at Yaquilnia, and
oonfldence that tlhls harbor will
receive a Just reooginiition and appre
ciation for furtiher improvement.
As 'to the new company's plans, Mr.
Hammond said: "Our actions are han
dicapped by the mjipeol pending In the
supreme court, but If that is decided
saUsfaatorlly, we will flrs-t put the
road In flrat class condition, then will
come the question of extemUone. If
we find tlhe business will Justify we will
build brantftics to both Eugene and Sa
lem. As to the easiturn extension, we
will build thiait also as fast as business
will Justify and exipeat eventually to
connect with one of the through east
ern lines. I was told In Portland that
the eastern end of the road did not
amount to much, Wit instead of this
being the case, I -oam .truthfully say
that no railroad of the same, length In
the United States or elsewhere offers
so much tonmagie in sight as does that
part of the Oregon Pacific 'between Al
bony and Its present terminus. . There
Is In the tinVber radium up the Samtiam
nine or tor. billion ferit of timber. There
Is a great -lumlber industry to be de
veloped there, and ft is a part 0f 0ur
plan to undertake 'this, which will re
quire better iwharflaige in San Francis
co and the ohiairterlng of a line of
steam schooners from Yaquilrta. We
have abundant capital to carry but
our plans, but cannot go on wi'tli them
except In a limited way until the ap
peal case Is sat-Uloil. We expect' to
build some each year until we finally
carry out our plan for eastern connec
tion. I 'have had reports from East
ern Oregon, and realize that great traf
fic across the moun'talns awaHts the ad
vent of the railroad."
1I'1LA WARE'S GOVERNOR DEAD.
Dover, Del., April 8. Governor Mar
vin died at 8:15.
tAN FRANCiSCO RACES,
San Francisco, April 8. Ohemuck,
20 to 1, Ml in the second race, and
Jooi.oey Reeves' 'log, arm and collar
bune were broken. In the fourth race
Arctic, ridden by Follx Carr, did cir
cus tricks all over the track for
half hour, and then won by an eye
lash from Sweet Alice.
Half mile, maiden 2-year-olds Did
die C 0:49 1-4.
Five and one4ialf furlongs C. M. C,
1:08.
One mile McUgMt, 1:41 3-4.
AbouJt six furlongs Arctic, 1:13 1-4,
Six furlongs Captain Coster, 1:15.
Half mile, maidens Don Cam, 8:49
1-4.
TO 'BE WITHDRAWN.
Washington, April 8. rt Is stated on
rfjod auttlhority ithat the managemmt
of the N-onihern Pacific Railroad Com
pany has decided to withdraw from
sale oil lands) along tlhe entire line
until they are cflosalfled and patented
aocorlng to the terms of the recent
acts of congress. The effect of this
policy will be to put am end to he
set'tlemorvt of the railroad's lands In
Western states for the present.
A. P. A. IN HUM FEATHER.
BUtte, Mont., April 8. Wm. Thomp
son, the A. P. A. candidate fo mayor.
Is olerttod by nearly 1,000 majority, boat
Ing E. B. Howell, Demoonaitis and Pop
ulist candidate, and J. II. Montt'lth,
the RjuWlrin Oaiuridiute. The A. P.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
rw ei r j m -a u
A. 's allso cleat the remalndt-r of the
city ticket w3th ithe exception of one
alderman.
. AFTERNOON DISPATCHES,
The Associated Press News Contained
In the Afternoon Report.
Denver, April 8. -Belated; travellers
from the East report the storm
throug Kansas the worst ever known
In itih-att sect-Don. (Many passenger
trairas are now more than forty-eight
hours late, and are etlll battling with
snow and sand on the prairie. Super
lnitendlenlt Bogtard, of the Union Paci
fic, with headquarters at Cheyenne,
has a large force of men cleaning
'tnaoka In places -wWhin 60 or 70 miles
of Denver, the Know is found in cuts
from 30 to 40 feat deep, (being over
the top of the telegraph poles. Trains
are getting tlhirou-gli on all the roads
today. The loss ot range stock In
some ipontilons of Easltarn Colorado, it
la said, wtll amount to 20 per cent of
the oalteie. (Many cattle drifted into
Hugo, Col., and perished, which, had
been droven before ithe iwlnd from the
norits over 100 -miles.
San Francisco, April 8. Advices from
Honolulu doited Marah. 30th, per steam
er Peru, contain nothing Btartllrae.
A recent meeting of the annexation
ists, under the auspices of it'he Amer
ican League, C. B. Wilson, the ex
queen's agent, and C. L. Hopktna,
urged Ithe natives to flavor annexation
as the only remaiming weapon to over
throw tlhe present govern me rrt.
aiirlstlan'lla, April 8. Estimates to be
submitted to the sttorthing toave been
published and cause much comment.
They give a fraflt Impetus to the wild
rumors of an Impending war Ibatweert
Norway and Swede a ' The eatimatea
far exceed any fjrevlioua sums "required.
The sum of $4,000,000 Is to toe devoted
to the conwtruwi'iwri iixt-clads and
In ad!ditlion te.rs&'i;'rr.iii4L will- 'be aked
for tlhe tpurchttse of inunilltiona of war
and for the compleitdion of the forts of
Fonsburg hiar-hor. '
WasiiillnBlton, Apm 8. The proefdont
on 'bolng asked this afteawon whether
In view of the supreme court doclBlort
on ithe income tax law an extra session
of congress would be dalled, said neith
er he nor the secretary of tlhe treasury
saw any .necessity for uoh' action, and
unfleisB fnore waa eom unexsjeated
dhange In tthe caadnaons tie had no
Idea congress would mneett aguilm before
the time appointed for ihe reguter ses
sion. London, April 8.-JThere Is not 'the
slightest ground for the report- Uhat
Oscar Wilde attempted to commits
suicide. Furuhw sitartllng revelations
In oorajoction with the WHde case are
hinted at. fit is sal il Alfred TayOor Is
determined to duag down with (htm all
he can If he is prosecuted, and this
will tovolvo one of the most prominent
men In England, whloee mame ireis been
freely iwhlspered aJbouit in connection
With Ithls scandal. 4
Guthrie, O. T., Aprtl 8. In Pawnee '
orunty an unknown man on horseback
set fire to the dry prairie grass during
the hlgih wind and the county was de.
vastated for -many mlieB. Seventeen
families lost everything ithey possessed,
having hard work to save the Jives of
their families. The village of Chico
was almost enltiirely destroyed.
Washington, Aprtl 8. The president
today appointed Frank W. Joplln, post
maater at 'Hllaaibeithitown, Ky., vice
Emily T. Holm. Mrs. Helm is a sister-in-law
of the lalte Presldemt Uncoln,
and has held to the office for years.
Gilbert S. Emeer was ainpointed post
master at Soattle, Wash.
Honk Kong, April 8. 'Forty Japanese
transports are anoliored off Pescadore
Islands. It la rumored than an attack
on Canton (s contemplated. Torpedoes
have been placed in tlhe river for the
defense of the city.
Denver, April 8. iPnililip E. Gaffon,
a watdhmaker, was fatally shot by
burglars this momingi In his own house
in Highlands.
On ithe tlh iay of last February the
delinquent tax rolls of 1833 and 1S93
were placed in my haflds for collection.
At that time (there was a prospect of ,
the legislature passing a law dispens
ing With ths aotuol levy. I refrained
from forcing matters, waiting for the
blil to pass so as mot to put too heavy
penalty on the delinquents. The bill
falling to become a law, I returned the
rolls unflajtlsMed. They were again
placed in my hands today, and I wtll
proceed at once to collect on these
rolls aocordlng to tow. All persons
knowing (thWt they are delinquent In
the aforesaid years will please call at
my office and settle at once.
JAMES W. HARE.
Sheriff.
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ment this morning on the first page.
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