I * ADVANCE'
S E t K ä G UARAN TEE.
o:.""u„ r : ; ^ IMPROVE RIVERS
or poverty, may, in the opinion oi th#
attfeeeaor, be unable to contribute to
wards the public charges.
8. THfe personal property
every
8t. Petersburg, Nov. 26__ *.n
inter-
householder to the amount of $200, the
lariie
national eomjtact guaranteeing * t!"
u
article« to be «elected by such house
b A A tA A i
holder.
m
N atlon al i m m
T o Be A sk ed
(B A C . C om p, section 3089, was araencM by
Following are the joint resolutions 1 superstructures,
improvement*
and
improvements u '„- ^
p ^ ? i i r ^ . d “ l . « ; .¡¿clal tw»alon.
AtivinK the new ku,g,|„m a .ta tu s '^ n e
lOF FMtj M illio n s.
erected upon,under or above, or affixed han, page &. The ae«-tion proposed make» tba
for
constitutional
amendments
and
wluttH.m .lar to tlatt of Switzerland and'
fo lg iu m , w ill mx » 1« inacribed on the 1
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bills as recommended by the Oregon to the same, and all rights and privil-
ege* thereto t>elonging or in any win© when held under contract for purchase, the at-
btate Tax commission and to be j»re-
appertaining; and all franchises and
sented to the legislature at its next ses privileges granted by or pursuant to any clause i. z. Land» of public corporatlona, aim-
la
w o
th is state,
s tiito or
or m
n n ic iiu il o
n l i - Harlv held
contract
of purchase,
made
sion:
MW
OI f tins
municipal
oral-
, 5 under
6 7 n
o c henge.
4 . Kxemntion
of
lantie and the agreement with Sweden I
nance
or
icsoution,
owned
or
used
by
crematory
property
copied
from laws wo», paite
A
ffe
c
te
d
and
againat fortification in the neighborhood
jl^uiznd Men
HOUSE JOINT RESO LUTIO N N O .---- any person or corporation, other than
»ectlonA ». The s a m e * clause 8 o f section
of the frontier. Norway ia in a peculiar- Congressman Ransdall, Chairman o f
-'ay, except the exem ption 1» reduced from 990«
0 M i Million» to Annual
Amendment to the Constitution of the the right to be a corporation; and
_ all to 1200, om itting the «peciflcatlon o fp e rtic u la r
ly
position and the first efforts
River* and Harbor* Congress.
m in e « , m in e r a l« , o u a r r ie « , fo ssil# , a n d article« w h l ^ m ^ ^ w e m p t ^
The flat ex-
State
of
Oregon.
payroll o< C om panie*.
!
,
* 1
* .
einption 1» believed to be more Just than the
o f tlie Norse diplomacy have been di
pre»ent exemption of specific varieties o f prop-
Makes Startling Statement
Resolved by the house, the senate con t r e e « in , u n d e r, n r u p on th e la n d .
rected toward eliminating the danger
FChapter 1. title X X X » B. & C. Comp., con- ert v to a to. al of f»uo, wuich is in practice found
curring:
tained no definition o f real property. This ! to be both arbitrary and unequal. A d » ir y
o f being attacked and securing facilities
deriuition is taken in part from section 9057, farmer owning 16 cows, 9240; one horse, 115;
Tliat
the
following
article,
as
an
vnv 24.— Sixty thousand *or ^ ie I ^ t 'f u l development of the
B. A ('. Comp
i ’etinition of franchises and household furniture, |* 3 >: farm ing implements,
The I nited States government ex- amendment to the constitution of the ¡inclusion a» taxable property, specifically, is fio [taxable values], would have a total of $300,
|new ; compare the Minuesota’ detiuition of real and only 990 would be exempt. If his property
Of the' great industrial and ? % £ £ £ * ^ truabin* butdeu “ f
state
of
Oregon,
he
projxised
and
re
| pends 26 times more in indirectly fos-
was a little differently distributed, thus: tw o
property.)
homes, 112.1; two cow l, $m); teu sheep, 115;
^rporations were tislay grant-1
W ith regard to the action of Norway I tering trade than in doing so directly. ferred to the next legislative assembly, 1 . 1 r-..nal jirojwrty— H ow construed.)
household furniture, *10: wagon and harness,
[¿¡eg in wages* 11 nit w ill add m il- j in approaching the powers for the pur- In other words this governments spends and if the same shall be concurred in
$>Vl; farming imptenu-nta. *¡0, he would havo
Section
3.
T
liat
section
3038
of
the
by a majority of all the members elect
Sam*
the same value, but ail would be exem pt.
$600,000,000
annually
for
war
and
its
annual p ayroll*. One of pose o f securing these concse^ions, it
ed to each house thereof, and shall Codes and Statutes o f Oregon, compiled This is au actual cane reported by one as»e»#or
a» a typlealinstanee of the unreasonable Ine
L^jg increases was that aiinoun ean be stated that Russia, the power ,effw t*. which are presume. 1 to fuster afterward tie ratified by a m ajority of and annotated by Hon. Charles B. Bel quality
of the present law as it ia met every d a y.)
most directly concerned and from which ,ra'le‘ an'1 1>ut C o , 760,000 for the im-
linger and W illia m W . Cotton, be and
.the United States Steel corp ora -. Norwuy Hpptlrently hail mo, t to f(„ r ; provement of rivers and harbors in this the electors of the state, then the same
(L an d in road Isiiufdary exem pt.)
Shall be a part of the ’constitution of \h* !<ame hereby U «m ended to read as
Section 5. That section 3o40 o f th e
y, which its 20,000 unskilled , in'spite of the denial by the Russian country— a direct method of not only
the state of Oregon;
j u ,r?w s '
.
,
ill receive an addition of 10 foreign office tliat Russia was endeavor- fostering, but also creating and up
The terms personal estate and per- Codes and Statutes of Oregon, com piled
A R T IC L E I.
i-onal projierty shall be construed to in- and annotated by Hon. Charles B. Bel
" nlav to their wages after Jai> " ‘A-’ h> '•cure a Norwegian port, or in building trade. This is the essence of
linger and W illiam W . Cotton, and sec
a startling statement made by Chair
That article I, section 32 of the con- elude ail things in action, household
' V i , . i l l add about »000,000
contemplated infringing on
.
I Norwegian territory, had no objection man Ransdell, of the National Rivers etitution of the state of Oregon, lie and furniture, goods, chattels, moneys, and tion 56 of an act ajijiroved February 24,
1963, and found on page 202 et sequitur
psyrol 1.
j to the conclusion of a convention, Ger- and Harbors conrgess, in a recent ad the same hereby is abrogated, and in gold dust, on hand or on deposit; all
of the general laws of Oregon of 1903,
York Central firemen were many already imd signified her approv- dress liefore the Portland Chamber of lieu thereof shall t>e inserted the fol- boats and vessels, whether at home or
be and the same hereby are amended
i abroad, and all capital invested there-
mintol an advance averagin g be-
movement of which Great , Commerce. He stated that the nation lowing:
to read as follows:
“ N'u tax or duty shall be imposed >n; a ll debts due or to become due from
™ #n,l 7 jx-r cent as a result o f Britain is the sponsor, and France will al government annually expends »169,-
A ll lands w ith in the boundary of any
I »
.(100,000 for the navy, »166,000,000 for without the consent of the people or solvent debtors, whether on account,
tlie wage
wage cconference a t | follow suit.
¡Jetion of
of the
I the army and »144,000,000 fur Jam- their representatives in the legislative contract, note, mortgage or otherwise, county road, and a ll dedicated street*
Russia
admittedly
contemplated
se
Vork. The advance applies to a ll
and alleys in any incorporated or unin-
... »ions. Congressman Ransdell believe, assembly; and all taxation shall be ! cither w ith in or without this state; all
Vts of the company except the curing a deep water liarbor, one easily
corjiorated city or town, or town plat,
jiu h lic s to c k s ; a ll b o n d s , w a r r a n ts , and
fensihie,
on
the
fiord
southward
of
'>iat
if
the
United
States
can
afford
to
J
e<pial
and
uniform
upon
the
same
class
! 4 Albany and affects about
w ith in this state, shall lie exem pt from
North Cape, but is now willing to dis- T*1* ' " ,
va8t V 1" “ * nnua|l-v flir * ;ir. of subjects within the territorial limits m o n e y s du e o r to Iss 'iiin e d u e fr o m th is assessment and taxation w h ile used for
iUltHI. By an adjustment o f the
s ta te , o r a n y c o u n ty o r o t h e r m u n ic ijia l
it surely can make at least sulistantial of the authority levying the taxes.”
hours firemen on switch en- I claim these pretension and make the
s u b d iv is io n t h e r e o f; a n d stock s a n d " '" 'h P 'lr jx 's e s .
,
..
are
. (The two - join t resolutions presented
^
.
.
(Kxemiitn lsnils in «tree!» »nil alleys, M well
..illbereaft. r , have to w
work
ork .'.II. * * use of the presentava!table port of
the rivres and harbors.
It has t«een dru m on Urn llieory !h »l llie m u ,»liv e »mend- - h a r e s ill m o ir ja ir a t e d c o u ijia m e s , a n d ; as land» « (t h in boundaries ol rnunty ro»«U ,
Yokatemina,
on
the
Murmanian
coast.
i » day instead o f 12.
JU" V’ such p r o p o r tio n o f t h e c a j.ita l o f in c o r- w M I.
for ...eh n u r a «- « . The uniform
estiuiatea that an appropriation of ! 1906, did not become a \ art of the ,r<‘
constitution
1 , 1
, , ,
iTSetiee. and support«*! by lews 19US, rage 2^*,
Qdumet A H ecla M ining com-
j »60,000,000 at the coming congressional ! having neither been proposed in the manner | h .ra te d c o n ijia n ie s lia b le to ta x a t io n on | M-ctions to and 57.)
-Mitnuiieeil at Calum et, M ien., to-
session will aid materially in improv- 1 i'ii7..1V*lmhoray^TsUaV ^ UewifVliKu!|h j tll*'ir capital as shall not be invested in (St.icks in banks, loan and trust Oom-
C O M P A N Y P A Y S THE FINES.
that, loginning January 1, the
Lime by the governor. If. in the opinion ieal estate; and all improvement* made
I ing many of the present rivers and har-
jianies, etc., subject to taxation—
of Ine
■ of all its em ployes at the mines
] liora and ojwn otliers so that they may was w K u . a ^ ^ i S . W ^ ' . h ' K S n S ; By persons on lands claimed by them
W here ta x u l.)
Law
Fails
to
Punish
Ra
Iroao
Officials
Amp mills would lie advanced 10
His-ti.in 6. That section 1 of an act
j liecome navigable and be w hat at pres- fellow ¡ng joint resoluiion must be changed sc- . under the laws of the United States,
cording ly.)
fo r Reba.lng.
jeni. The action, which affects
!
the
fee
of
which
lands
is
still
vested
in
entitled “ An act to fix the place o f
• ent they jire only supjjosed to lie— the
^ 5,000 and 6,0000 men, was
assessing national hank stock and p ri
ieago, Nov. 26.— Railroad officials ’ main arteries of trade and practical rute HOUSE JO INT R ESO LUTIO N N o . ----- the United State«.
(Adds to former statutory rule as to taxable
i voluntarily, the first intim ation flned by the government for rebating' reducers. To do this the leading com- Amendment to the Constitution oi the
things included in the terra, things in action; v a te banks, loan and trust Comjianie»,”
jjoven the employes when the no- do not j » y the tines themselves.
The i men ial organizations, and, in fact,
state, county or municipal bonus, warrants, ajijiroved February 24, 1903, be and th e
State of Oregon.
and claims, and improvements on claimed
tere posted
stockholders pay the bills.
Such a t ' everyone interested in the welfare of Resolved by the house, the senate con lands—the latter provision transferred from B. same hereby is amended to read as fo l
ginning next M onday, 30,000 eot- least is the rase of the Chicago, B u rl-! our country, is co-operating so that all
lows;
dt
C. Comp., section 3u58.)
curring:
Shares of stock of national bank*
pill operatives at Full R iver, j ington & uincy, according to evidence forces may throw their influences to-
That the follow ing article, as an (W h a t property is exempt from taxa
shall be assessed to the individual
, will work under a new scale, I submitted today to F. K. lame, of the gether and secure this appropriation, amendment to the constitution of the
tion.)
shareholders at the jilace w lie i ‘ the
{10 per cent to th eir wages. 1 he Interstate Commerce commission. T h e 1 the effect of which w ill necessarily be state of Oregon, tie propiosed and re-
Section 4. That section 3039 of the
Shares of stock o f
ment in this case was forced on evidence was taken in connection w ith inestimable.
ferred to the next legislative assembly, Codes and Statutes of Oregon, compiled bank is located.
other banks and interests in banking
sogers, by the ojrem tives, who | tjie punishment of the railroad recently
Able men w ill head the Pacific and if the same shall be concurred in
and annotated by Hon. Charles B. Bel
capital, building and loan ass«jcia-
¡voted to strike unless the new scale by a »40,000 fine and of First Vice Northwest delegations to the National hv a majority of all the memtiers elect
linger and W illia m W . Cotton, as the
tions and trust companies, shall be
inlopted, and also by the fact that President Ihirius M iller and Traffic Rivers and Harlxirs congress which w ill ed to each house threeof, and shall af
same is amended by an act entitled
assesseud to such bank, building and
kI). Borden, an im portant manu- Agent ('. C. Burnham by fines of »10,- meet in Washintgon, D. C., on the 6th terward be ratified by a m ajority of the
“ An act to amend section 3039 of Bel
■w employing 5,000 hands, and 000 each on charges of rebating.
and 7th of December.
The object of electors o f the state, then the same linger and Cotton’ s Annotated Codes loan associations, or trust copmaniee,
fall River Iron works m ills had nl-
T i k lav’s hearing rame on a charge1 those who compose this congress is to shall lie a piart of the constitution of and Statutes of Oregon,” approved Feb or to their owners or stockholders, aa
by law jirovided, at the place w here
| t met the demands o f the m ill that »20,000 of the road’ s funds had sceure a national apjrropriation of »50,- the state of Oregon:
ruary 24, 1903, and as amended by an
such banks, building aral loan associa
Land his action forced the other been use<l to pay M iller's and Burn-: 000,000 for the improvement of the
act
entitled
“
An
act
to
amend
an
act
A R T IC L E I.
tions, or trust comjianies are located.
managers to y ield .
ham’s fines. “ Solicitor Dawes, of the rivers and harbors of this country anil
entitled
‘
An
act
to
amend
section
3039
(H A C. Comp., section »9 2 w** »iii-T ced ed
That article IX , section 1 of the con
mad, paid the fines to Clerk MacMillan with the tremendous influence of this
in purl tiy taio- PSII. page £«A d f the title o l
stitution of the state of Oregon, be and of B ellinger and Cotton’ s Annotated tlo- latter a d i- tiroait enough to rover the las*
of
the
United
States
court,”
testified
jmwerful
oragnixation
there
is
no
doubt
[ Means Advance f o r 100,000.
the same hereby is abrogated, and in Codes and Statutes of Oregon,’ ajiprov- M-ntenre therein. The »eetfon propoee<l fo l
General Auditor Sturgis. “ He tendered ,of success,
low- the a d o f l «ut, ehanslna the word "aloek-
fcioii, Nov. 24. — According to ad-
lieu thereof shall he inserted the fol ed February 24, 1903,” w hich last holilera" of national iiaiiks -to •‘»harehold-
named act was filed in the office of the ers" In analogy to the national hanking act.
■ received from cotton m ill centers a »60,000 check signed by Cashier W .
lowing:
TR A N S -M IS S IS S IP P I C O N G R E SS .
Provide- ihai -hare* o f sto«ik in private banks,
potheni New England, an advance 1F. Fabian. It was accepted in pay-
“ Taxes shall be levied oh such propi- secretary of state December 24, 1903, ete -Imll I-* aaaessed to aueh t*ank, etc., or tn
1 ment of all three fines. The amount
I per cent in w ages granted by the
erty as shall be preesribed by law. The being found ujwin page 28 et sequitur of j its-toekhoideni, a» by law provided.)
of the check was not entered as u single Speeches and Discussion* Cover Wide
River manufacturers
today to
legislative assembly shall provide by the general laws o f Oregon, special ses ( I-anils sold by state listed to contrac
amount on the liooks. It was placed
Range o f Subjects.
L30,00 employes w ill affect nearly
tor. )
law for uniform and equal rate of as sion of 1903, be and the same hereby is
: in the ‘correction of freigiit earnings'
j$00 njH-uitives in
Southeastern
sessment an«l taxation upion the several amended to read as follows:
S t a t io n 7.
Lunds held tinder a con-
Kansas
City,
Mro.
Nov.
22.—
Sjieech-
account and spread oyer two months,
The folkiw ing projierty shall 'be ex t r a c t for tHe purchase thereof, belong
classes of subjects of taxation w ith in
ighiisetts, Rhode Island, Eastern
es
and
discussions
covering
a
wide
range
I April and May. The account contained
the territorial lim its of the authority empt from taxation:
in g t«> t h e sta te , County, or m unicijial-
kecti.ut and several towns in other
entries necessary in errors in accounts of subjects took up the time yesterday
i . A ll projierty, real and jiersonal, i t v , a n d sclsail aral other state lands,
levying the taxes; aral shall jirescribe
It is understood, however,
of
the
three
sessions
of
the
Trans-
of freight earnings — claims arising
of
the
Unite«l
States
aral
this
state,
ex
such regulations as shall secure a just
s h a ll lie c o n s id e r e d , for all piurjiosee of
ikance w ill not amount to 10 jam
through demands on ovei ‘barges and Mi-si-sijipi Commercial congres-. Im- valuation for taxation of a ll propierty , cept land belonging to this state held t a x a t io n , as t h e p r o jie r t y of the j k t s o i »
Incept in F all R iv e r and several
waterwavs, insurance and
cur-
contract
for
the
purchase
: the like
The »60,000 was spread o v e r1 p r
,
taxes), except projierty
specifically u, cr , «
so h o lit in g t h e sirtne; aral the im prove-
Ivilimes.
¡two months tliat the monthly report of rency reforms, the value of the Pan-
1 thereof.
uo nts t h e r e i n shall b e considered aa
taxed.”
enlarging
our
i.f
the road that carried the freight might ama canall as a means
2. A ll public or corporate property r e a l p r o jie r t y fo r a ll purposes of taxa
trade
relations
with
the
South
Am
er
of the several counties, cities, village*, t io n . aral Is- c o n s id e r e d as the juojierty
A B IL L
MS INCO M E O F R A IL R O A D S . not show too large a reduction for a
ican republics and the necessity o f
For an a*»t to provide a more efficient and tow n«, and school districts in this «tate
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single month.”
closer relations between the United equitable system for the aaeeasment o f proper used or intended for corj>orate purjx»ees, of t h e ja-rson so h o ld in g the sam e;
a n d n«i d e e d s h a ll ever lie executed un
for taxation/defining property subject to
Of Nearly $ 9 7 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 in
States aral those countries, the great ty
taxation and property exempt therefrom ; de j except lands belonging to such public
Net Earnings.
value to the Smith of improved levee- fining the duties of the county assessor, and corporations held under a contract foi t i l a l l ta x e s aral municijial charges arc
ISSU ES W O R T H LE S S PAPE R .
fu lly jia id thereon.
the manner of making the asse*a-
anil the resources and needs of Alaska pre>cribing
Puhington, N ov. 24. — A prelinii-
ment of property by bim assts-edlor the pur the purchase thereof.
(N e w ; but compare I-ffiwn W&Rhington, 1*97,
WPre
some
of
the
topics
toucher!
upion.
poses
of
taxation
;
requiring
all
persons,
and
27, i-fttf*- 1U». It
from a eeriift*
»3. The personal projierty of all lit^
jivpnrt of the Interstate Commerce Stensland’ s Crime Brings On Another
the managing agent or officer of any corpora
«•ate o f the clerk of the Mate land board, N o
The
principal
speakers
were
J.
E.
tion or association liable to be assessed by him, I erary, benevolent, charitable, and sci vember 10, 1006 . that the fta te’* outAtandin(
«ion on the income account of
Crash in Chicago.
Ransdell, representative in congress to furnish the assessor with a list of property ent i tic institutions ineorj*»rated within rertifleates of »-ale aif)rr«‘Kated
arrea. tho
JtjiUays of the U n ited States for
liable to taxation, and prescribing a penalty
pure has« |*riee of which waa 91 . 4*»* .-**.$•»— all o f
Chicago, Nov. 20. — Channeey L. from Louisiana; W . I>. Vandiver, su- for
failure so to do; and to amend sections D t o , this state, and such real estate belong U hich noiir encaj.*-« taxation **••» au»e the tii*o
¡year ended June 30 Inst contains
Graham, vice president of the Steel pierintendent of insurance of M issouri; yiLts. :«>:», 3 *». 9TH5. 3M6,
»$57, »ti*. ing to such institutions as shall lie act- to the land ia i still in the mate.)
i from conijmnies ojiernting 220.-
362. 31)69, 3/70, 3071, 3073, 3l7l, 3D7i
Ball company, was arrested last night Dr. W S. Woods, president " f the Na »•61.
9*77 and :>*7* of the Codes and .Statutes c i Ore ually occupied for the purposes for (P u b lic lamia— Improvement#.)
^siles of lines, or about 99 pier cent
at his residence in Evanston by detec tional Bank of Commerce of Kansas gon. compiled and annotated by Hon m amend
Section 8. The assessor must asse##
they were incorporated*
(mileage that w ill be covered in
B. Bellinger and W illiam W. • »»t:**n
tives from the office of State’ s Attorney C ity; John Barrett. United State- min section
4
A ll boose# <>f public worship, 1 all improvement# on lands, the fe# o f
56 of an act approved February 2t. 1
)in»l report.
H ralv on a bench warrant issued by ister to Colombia: Minister Calderon, and brand on page 262 et sequitur of the gener and the lot# on w hich they are situated, which is still vested in the United
ptotnl gross earnings of the roads
• M L f l M «aid MetioB t*
___» n . ,
judge Kersten, the diarge being utter of Bolivia: Minister Pardo, of Peru; ing f nd •; »• 27 .». t*> amend sere*-n ; of an and the j**ws or shj»« and furniture _ Mates, as j»ersonaI property until th#
M2,319,760,030, lieing equivalent
ing fictitious jiapier.
The accusation Minister Cortes, of Colom bia; Secre a#*t e n t it le "A n a<*t to fix the p la c e o ft t M i i l a i therein, and #11 burial grounds, tomi«*, ! settler th
int
th#r#ol
ha#
643 |H‘r m ile.
Passenger rarn-
national bank stock and private thanks.loan and
grows out of the Milwaukee Avenue tary Do Amaral, of the Brazilian lega trust companies,” approved February 24. 19««; and right# of burial; aH lands, and
* f t! proof ha#
3«we »618,555,934, or » 2 ,8 11 per
Representative to amen*l »¡ection 1 o f an a<-t approved I»e<em- j buildings thereon, not exceeding thirty lieen m ule, arai a «•••ri i tiente issued
State Rank failure. The Steel Ball con tion at Washington:
*,anil fii iclit earnings »1,640,942,-
ber 24. 1908, and found on page 4 et sequitur o f |
cern owes the lank approximately Morris Sheppard, of Texarkana, T ex.: the general laws of Orcgoa -{--cial M arion,] acres, held by any crematory associa therefor, the land ita If must lie assess
»7,458 j>er m ile. Operating ex
»270,000, and most of the notes it gaie John G. Brady, of Boston, ex-governor 1> 3. t«* reieal sections 27M9. 2710,3041. ;X>42. «>4$. tion incorporated under tlie laws of this ed. notwithstanding the j>atent has not
sere »1,512,163,153, or »6,963
and y>-<9 o f the Codes and Statutes of Oregon,
of Alaska, anil Major T. I. Clarkson. ,,f compiled and annotated by Hon. Charles B. state used for the sole purjioses of a tieen issued.
are considered worthless.
¡mil«*.
The net earnings were
(New: eoinpare Wa»h!n*ton Rev. Law», 1Ö05,
Bellinger and W illiam W. Cotton; and to re- crematory arai burial place for inciner
The receiver said he has teen unable Seattle.
HOloll 1U0.
,1 afl acti and parts of acts in conflict here-
#i5!i'.K77, Ic in g »3,580 je r mile
Mr. Shoppsrd, who 1 « cr€*<lito<1 with with,
to find the makers, endorsers or guar
• m - l * exsm
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certain
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s im e itu and ate remains; but any j » r t o f any build
N»fly »97,000,000 more than the antors of certain notes, an«l that he being the youngest member of the na p ro c e 'lin a » from the operation thereof.
ings, being a house of public worship, (Assessors shall otitain lista of publia
N^ndii-g amount o f t h e previous » " ' “ is
li«ate-l. tional house made an earnest plea for
lands sold.)
the
which
shall lie kejit or used as a store
Be
it
enacted
by
the
jjeople
of
ot believ
I Incomes from other sources than does not
M ,e v e t h e y . r a n t e lax,
the upbuilding of the levee system, and
Section 9. The assessor of each
i or shop, or for any other purpose, ex-
He thinks they are all fictitious.
state of Oregon:
tof operation aggregate«! $132,624,-
won warm applause from ti«? «ielegates.
cej>t for jiuhlic worship fir for schools, county shall, i turned lately after th *
(O f Projierty Subject to Taxation.)
1 « one
shall l e taxe«! njion the cash valuation first «lay o f March <gf each year, obtain
He Viegan by declaring the
Riilroad
Man
Hard
on
debates
I* dividerai!» paid amounte«! to
in tl»e (R eal and Personal Projierty to Be As thereof, the same as personal property, from the state lami l« * r d . arai from the
r i» v Mo Nov 26 .— Arthur of the most imjxjrtant if c r o "
T406.598, arai taxes »38,903,288.
K a m a * City, Mo., nov .
.-
«ronomic growth of the l nited State«,
to the owner or «jccujiant, or to either, local United States Ural officer* in th *
sessed Uniform ly and R atably.)
1. Tliat section 3037 of t t e l And the taxa* (h a ll be collected tharooa state, lista o f pabtie landa aoM, or erm-
New Rules fo r
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C ! ^ * S i F * uW - j S ’ S J S
Codes and Statutes o f Oregon, compiled in the same manner as taxes on person tract«sl to tw mild, and <-J final «tertifl-
cates issued for land in hia county dur
p ir a u .N o v . 24.— In it- l>*i elreB- dreerinf
.
i retiot-
t - ' J L t Uv. -
and annotate«! by Hon. Charles B. Bel al property.
i«*us‘t yesterday
the In te s ta te night, ¡tew n w ed th.ep crimes
.
jn
5. A ll public libraries, arai the ja-r- ing the j.revious year ending at 1
in ttl(,
the tlm t they x n te * ■ in t e r fe r e * « w ith th * linger and W illiam W . Cotton, tie and
■rroe commission
has given the ing. He sanl.
crime
is laws of nsture, and showe-1 th »t tlie *r- the same is hereby amende«! to road as sonai property belonging Ih c rd o arai o'clock a. m. of sai«l first «lay of March,
rime is
" an im portant hint on through whole rategnrv, ttie
,trikea
He follows:
nmnected therew ith, arai the real proje and shall J.la'*e such laraia ujam tha
trikes at a m e n ts were without foiraUtron.
an ex- t ne mos«
— .
,
"* uuj...-.-
”
the <lemonstrate<t that »here w*s no real
A ll real property w ith in this state, ertv Etehonging thereto and ujs«n which aese*em«-nt rolls as j.roviile*! in th *
" rail- conflict between irriirati-m pr.je,-ts aral aral all jiersonal property situated or such library i* situated.
last tw o j«r*-ce«ling se«rtions. It stiall
(ottp issued October 12. in which the people— the
lelegatml to the aierage
6. The j«roj)erty of all Iraiians resid lie the duty o f the State Lam! board to
tesioii was given the railroads to rights '
f ol«l may , levee enterprt— ■ showing that they own «si w ith in this state, excej»t such
rj-wb
The hire«! a««a««m
were the pn»loct of entirely different a« mav lie sjwcifically exemjited by law, ing upon Indian reservatii ns w h o have certify a list or lists of all public larai*
on a single d ay’ s notice the
)s. picture.1 as a white rnh«l W
« « « • geographical conditio ns arai ha«l a corn-
shall be subject to assessment and tax not severed th eir tribal relation* or j told, or contract«-! t«i he »«Id , during
rates where they are gm iter
pared with the rehater.
d
taken lards in severalty, excejit lands the previous year on ajqdii'atuin «if th*
ai«m aim . the improv eiuent of the pro- ation in equal and ratable projwrtion.
•the stttns of the I « « « ! rates. Shij>-
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(<*ld 2 tv provide»’ “ A il taxes for the sup held by them by purchase or inherit- tttwewir o f any county applying thera-
ductiveness o f the soi
l » i ' l it did not nffonl them any the rebuter g«*t
port of tb * fovernm ent of this «tat* shall b*
ance, and situate on any Indian ri-ser- for.
d,«.-.^«| on prot^rty in equal »n d r»t*h le pr
«• ailding that the commission
W if e Hope* to Dominate.
Another Railroad Fmed.
ib til I r
vation: provided, Itowever, that tlie
(Sew.)
py»riion.** I M » i l proper
declare the sums of the local* to I Rome, Nov. 26 .-P r iv a te reports d.s-
1
uDBüf twtrl- lands «vwned or liehl b y Indiana in t
Je<
f
t..
tsxstkt.
Ti*
Denver. Nov. 22 — The M i— uri Pa lv lim it« the taxing p » e r o f the iute to dirtft
I (O f the assessment o f projierty.)
I®* titr- ittjh rates in such «a-
credit the rumor tluit the-e is a
eralty upon any Indian reservatron, j rWeetlon m l B A C. Comp., «rem«
cific ra ilr«*d w*» fine«! in the l mt«si property taxes.)
arai tEie js-rs*m»I pr«ijierty o
«if f such In- ntse marginal assignment» of mortgages. I*
b ilitv t l « t Count W itte n a
States Di-trict w o rt here t.»U v I r 't o - (R eal property— H -w construed.)
D«-'ie* Them Immu-iity Bath.
on sitali tw do«» not Is-long In a ta» act, «ii.ee the re|*al of
the Russian mimste. of
ir . Uti.m «.f the safety ap p lisrc» Uw-
Section 2. The terms land, real es dians n j.s i *orh r e s e r v a tio
n
«m «a*.I«a
h t o it
a . pan.
* ,----- ‘ . . ~ . > ra.
the m
mortgage
ta» la*,
law. of
of . whteh
it « are
part.
iittnettfiolis, N ov. 24.— Grain firms
tate, and real property, as used in this exeir»j«< from taxatUAn when f*o p ro n d ra The i»*t ritose §» now ntig»tor 7 . It ib o rif not
Tlie allege«! offense hapfe-n«-! '
•tailrrad men who were recently in- atiini"- t> ...
H: ■ .
where one of the company’ s t .
n act. shall be o.nstrued to include the lor any law .d the United State., gad \
P > ? the special grand jury in ersased s.
herwise.
future rompflalt.ua it bs transferred to lbs re*
was compel le i U> r - between tw . ■ ig .t land itself, whether laid oat in town not
P*P"lis at the instance oi the •:•••
The jiersonal property o f all per- misting act.)__________
lots or otherwise,above and uraler water,
of .Tn«tioe w ill get no “ ini- «--a —nut ♦
^ W tr^’< intent
t** cars to pull a pieihimg pin. whi
trho, by reason o f infirm ity, age,
fT e b- c-.ntinoed u*xt seek)
f ]se«l to work when the safety •p p 1*- aii building«, structure*, substructures,
b#th” fro
m the
Interft#te
oto
,n «e « » • operated. The suit « » « p- - -
r^^rrp n
im m ite w «
which
l*e#pp°,n t ,,;nking tl»#t in that \ p +'
I m pn* 1 e *r r .
commission,
t „ w l „
g ,,
a c tiv e R e a l K a t s lr .
thin
c-ute.1 at the instance «1 the Interstate
"•-ton today, as none o f the wit- »lie empire, think
Peggy— Only to thiuk o f l|. my dear,
be able to dominate.
«lofi.
“ Do ynw think there is anything ia the
*1» there much activity la real r e
Commerce
c**romi!
R before the last jury were ca Jled be wo“ !*! again
we were entirety alone, and be had the fW Uaaii in of them spiritualistic medi- tate in tbl* «action?” **ke«l the visitor,
"•commission in the investigation
audacity to k!*a me.
tun»?”
I “ I ah-mld **y there la." answerad
Italy Admits A m e n e ."
Income T » * La«* fo r Ohio.
^ relations lietween tlie grain
Locy— I stij«poae you were furious.
“ Cnqtie«ion»bly. I know re ver» 1 in- Former CorntouaeL “ (la d threu land-
Rome Nov 26 - T h e hran) of hralth
Columbus. O., N « * 22 — Gmrerm r
( knd the ra ¡ 1 ri «< is .
doient per «or.» who nuke a good living all, ic« an' a washout la*t )« a r . ” —
, K ^ , j e.i to admit American J»«rk Harris -tated »«»lay that be would roc- weren't you?
Peggy— l should »ay no; I was fu ri out of tkrwe pre:en«i«»Da"— Chicago Trih- Washington SLar.
b *" i S T w i t h o a t other raqoirnnent on,mend in his ffr-t m enage to the leg-
I Hoys
r«*ment 7 0 M ak e T o r p e d e e *.
regular ^ ^ t e n t t b e ^
C ufale.
isUtnro the levying
a tax <* income« ous every single time be did IL— L e
Poet, R . I M X o v . 24.— Arrange-
“ flay 7* eicUirn-«d Tommy, doeNi ng tip
The nuaotwr of deaths each yrer ta ic s-
hv
the
state
.4
Ohi«,
if
a * * T ™n he Is O r tia
ican dcr*rtntc«Lt
^
^
*rs rej)ortp<i fo r the establish-
don wa». ljf » years ago. fifty-one a thdtt- hia right band into the abape of s small
W kat Tker W r m W a rlo *.
f.iond t-, ena>u » l a « that w.H ta n d the
•n this city o f a government tor-
aand. In 1820 it was twenty-nire a fhou- fiat and matt ng at the otber hay, “you'ra
The angry wares iaahed the »höre.
c«.nstita»ional test . The r-verrow also
■riory where a ll o f this d a s « of
“ Why don't you hit back7” they o k d , aand. and it now ta about «...it-wn ■ cheating! Tbia ■ a Burbank »ripl*, and
f a v e , a ro^ n w tn en t « d t be nheTUarae
| taa’n »ivea ma tha aour halft-
tockiagly. "Haven't yon got the mud?” thotwanri.
1 in the Unite«l States
U x law re pea le i by the legislatura.
be manufacture«! iralepen.lent State* ■«*
* " » • • en cero a .
.
01 the m
Industries Raise
fü ni Employés.
JUIST LEADS MOVEMENT
» FAR «
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Proposed Oregon Tax Law