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LANDS
with the work o f other educational authorities, mediately to send enough ships to Cuba to
Great progress has already been made among prevent the situation from becoming hopeless,
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farmers by the creation o f farmers’ institutes, : In accordance with the so-called Platt
o f dairy associations, o f breeders' associations, amendment, which was -Jibbdied in the eoa
horticultural associations and the like.
The stitution o f Cuba, 1 proclaimed a provisional
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department can and witl co-operate with all government for the Island, the secretary o f
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such associations, and it must have their help war acting as provisional governor until he
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if its own work is to be done in the most : could be replaced by Mr. Magoon; troops
efficient style.
| were sent to support them and ts relieve the h 4 A A M A A A A A à A A à â A A A A * * * * * * * ^ A A A A ^
Much is now being done for the states o f "»»T i ,he expedition being handled with moat
(C ontinu ed from last w ook)
the Kocky mountains and the great plains satisfactory speed and efficiency. The oro
ponents to deeignate the township,
i
_. of
th rou gh tb s development
personnel
f l M
H o f tbe national policy *}«‘ on*J «overnment has left the C
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s so
s o far
range,
section, part of section, distance,
wa,
o f irrigation and forest preservation: 00 gov
(Assessor to give certificate of
eminent policy for the betterment o f our in- aa might be, unchanged, and will thus ad­
course, bearing, and direcction, and also
minister
the
island
for
a
few
months
until
ment— Penalty for refusing.)
trrnal conditions has been more fruitful of
the number of lota and blocks, or part
good than th is
The forests o f tha White tranquility can be restored, a new election
Section 24. Any person assessed for thereof.
Name o l t ax payer..................................
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mountains and Southern Appalachian legions properly held, and a new government inaugu­
:
rated.
Peace
baa
come
in
the
¡aland;
and
the
should alao be preserved; and they can hot be
any year may demand of the assessor (N o ohango, except to am plify the penniasir*
harvesting
o
f
the
sugar-cane
crop,
the
»
s
a
l
unless the people o f tbe states in which they
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an official certificate of that fact, and abbreviations to correspond w ith those ord i­
of the-island, is about to proceed.
Ke, through their representatives in the con­
f I * U
UJ
United States wishes nothing o f Culm upon the refusal of the assessor to give narily used.)
gress, secure vigorous action by the notional
except
that
it
shall
prosper
morally
and
ma­
government. \
(Description
book—Content«.)
the
same
he
shall
be
fined
in
the
sum
Í
terially, and wishes nothing o f the Cubans save
Charaeter o í bniineoa..........................
I am well aware o f how d
difficult
i f f i c u l it
t l t la
i s t to
o
h
ft
, h» n ^
lb k “ t0 pre* rTt
•
of $100, to be collected by the person
Section
31.
There
shall
be
kept
in
pass a constitutional amendment.
Wsyerthe; ,
themselves and therefore to preserve
demanding
the
same
in
an
action
in
the
le s s .'in my Judfment the
their independence. I f the elections become s
the office of the tax collector a book, to
marriage and divorce should he relegated to i f
d if ^
insurrection
name of the party injured before any be known as the description book, which
the
authority
o
f
the
natioal
congress.
A
t
p
i
w
-
!
^
confirmed
in
the
island
The main points brought out by the’ preai-
justice of the peace in said county.
ent the wide differences in the laws o f tha h , * ! , out o f tfe question tbl
shall be arranged by order of sections
Addra*a ••»»*••••»»»»»»» »*••*»*»*»»»•»•
4
d tn tS n his annual message to congress, deliv­ different states on this subiect result in aenn-, should continue independent; a?
(B. A C. Com p., IU6, w ithout «h a n g «.)
or land claims, townships, and ranges
i
dais and abuses; and surely there is nothing Stlt
which hM a u un.c<i the simmsorihip ba­
ered December 4, follow :
The Assessor may enter therein, under
vitally essential to the welfare o f tte » « ton. fo re the civilised world for C u baV career aa a (Assessment roll— What to contain.)
. I again recommend a law prohfciting all se
nothing around which the nation
so nation, would again havo to intervene and to
the proper numerical heading, any tract
Corporations from contributing to the campaign bend itaelf to throw every saiegua r should
i b tha see that the government was managed in stmh
Section
25.
That
section
3071
of
the
expenses o f any party. Such a bill has al­ home life o f the average citixen. Tha change
a
»
i
.
of
land by a metes and bounds descrip­
orderly
fashion
as
to
secure
the
safety
o
f
life
Codes and Statutes of Oregon, compiled
ready passed one house o f congress. Let in­ would bo good from every standpoint. In par­
OÍ e a » o-eea s a * s s ee a se a a o e o a a a i » e e » a»
i
tion
thereof,
situated
within
such
land
and
property.
dividuals contribute as they desire; but let US ticular it would be good because It would con­
In many parts o f South America there has and annotated by Hon. Charles B. Bel­ claim or section, and shall give to each
prohibit in effective fashion all corporations fer on the congress the power at once to
linger
and
W
illiam
W
.
Cotton,
be
and
fi
from
making contributions for any political deal radically and efficiently with polygamy; been much misunderstanding o f tlm attitude
tract of land so described and entdbed a
and purposes o f the United States toward the
purpose, directly or indirectly.
and this should be done whether or not mar­ other American republics. An idea had be­ the same hereby is amended to read as
Valúa o l m etebandlM and atock In
number, to be designated as Tax No.
Another bill which has just passed one house riage and divorce are dealt with. It ia neither come prevalent that our assertion o f
t r a d e . . . . í*. . , . . . .
follows:
the
Mk
o f congress and which it is urgently necessary sate nor proper to leave the question o f polyg
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and
the
tracts
in
each
Buch
sec­
c
-j
i
...
,
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-
Monroe
doctrine
implied
or
carried
with
it
The assessor shall set down in the as­
should be enacted into law is that conferring
Valué
ot
m
ach
lu
ery
and
equlpm
ent
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df
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cr»
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an
assumption
o
f
superiority
and
o
f
a
right
upon the government the right o f appeal in Power to deal with it should be conferred on to exercise some kind o f protectorate
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protectorate over
over sessment roll, in separate columns, and tion and land claim shall be numbered
Criminal cases'on questions o f law. This right the national government.
Such number shall be
the countries to whose territory that doctrin* according to the best information he consecutively.
exists in many o f the sû tes; it exists in the
N um ber o f m ile * ..............
Let me once again call the attentioa o f the applies.
Nothing could be farther from the
placed on the assessment and tax rolls
District o f Columbia by act o f the congress. congress to two subjects concarving which I truth. Yet that impression continued to be a can obtain—
!
I t is o f course not proposed that in any case have frequently before communicated with serious barrier to good understanding,
to
indicate
that
certain
piece
of
real
es­
to
1. The names of all taxable persons
a verdict for the defendant on tbe merits them.
One is the question o f developing
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tate bearing such number in the de­
should be set aside. A failure to pass it will American shipping. I trust that a law eeabody- friendly intercourse, to the introduction of in his county assessable by him.
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American
capital
and
the
extension
o
f
Ameri­
S»
result in seriously hampering I be government ing in substance the views, or a major part
scription
book,
and
described
by
metes
2. A description of each tract or par-
in its effort to obtain justice, especially against o f the views, expressed in the report on this can trade. The impression was so widespread
that
apparently
it
could
not
be
reached
by
any
and
bounds
under
such
number
in
the
Num ber o l m ile * ..............
wealthy individuals or corporations who do subiect laid before the house at its last session ordinary meant.
col of land to be taxed, specifying under
*
w rong; and may also prevent the government will be passed.
description book; and in all proceed­
I am well aware that in
separate
heads
the
township,
range,
It
was
part
o
f
Secretary
Root’
s
mission
to
from obtaining justice for wage-workers who former rears objectionable measures have been
dispel this unfounded impression, and there and section in which the land lies, in ings for the assessment, levy, or collec­
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»re not themselves able effectively to contest proposed in reference to tbe i nr mu ItT.mailT o f ia
ju st cause to believe that he haa succeeded.
tion of taxes, or sale of property, or
» case where the judgment o f an inferior court American shipping; but it seems to me that the
.
trates
not
exceeding
a
quarter
section
I
have
just
returned
from
a
trip
to
Panama
has been against them.
proposed measure it as nearly unobjectionable and shall report to you at length later on
according to the government survey, or other proceedings for collection of de
In connection with this matter 1 would like as any can be.
Number o l m l lea . A , . '. . . .
the whole subject o f the Panama canal.
linquent taxes, said designation shall
to call attention to tbe very unsatisfactory
I especially call your attention to the sec­
The destruction o f the Pribllof islands fur if divided into lots and blocks, then the
State o f our criminal law, resulting in large ond subject, the condition o f our currency
be
a
sufficient
description,
and
it
shall
part from the habit o f setting aside the ju dg­ laws. Thp national bank act has ably served teals by pelagic sealing still continues. The number of the lot and block.
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:
ments o f inferior courts on technicalities ab­ a great purpose in aiding the enormous busi­ regulations have proved plainly inadequate to
3 The number of acres and parts of not be necessary to enter in such pro
solutely unconnected with the merits o f the ness development o f the country, and within accomplish the object o f protection and preser­
ceedings
a
description
of
such
tract
by
vation
o
f
the
fur
seals,
snd
for
s
long
time
an
acre,
as
near
as
the
same
can
be
as­
case, and where there ia no attempt to show ten years there has been an increase in circu­
Money, notes amd a c c o u n ts ..............
metes and bounds.
government has been trying in vain to
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that there has been any failure o f substantial lation per capita from (21.41 to $33.OS. For this
secure from Great Britain such revision and certained, unless the same bo divided
justice.
(N ow ; com pare Revenue Law* W ashington,
several years evidence has been accumulating modification o f the regulations as were con­ into blocks and lots.
Share*
o
l
stock
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1906, section 47.)
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In my last message I suggested the enact­ that additional legislation ia needed. The re­ templated and provided for by the award o f
4. The full cash value of each parcel
ment o f a law in connection with the issuance currence o f each crop season emphasises the the Tribunal o f Paris
Value
o
t
(arm
m
a
ch
in
ery,
im
ple­
(Division
of
sssessment
made
upon
• f injunctions, attention having be-n sharply defects o f the present laws.
The process o f destruction has been accel­ of land tAxed.
ments, wagons, e tc ............................
I do not press any especial plan. Various erated during recent years by the appearance
drawn to the matter by tbe demand that the
whole tract— Payment of tax on part
5. The taxable personal property
right o f applying
injunctions in labor cases plans have recently been proposed by expert o f a number o f Japanese vessels engaged in
of
tradt.)
H ousehold furniture, e tc .............. .
should be wholly
abolished. It is at least committees o f bankers.
pelagic sealing.
As these vessels have not owned by or to be taxed to such person
I most earnestly hope that the bill to pro­ been bound even by the inadequate limitations
doubtful whether a law abolishing altogether
Section 32. Any person desiring to
as
provided
by
law,
and
the
full
cash
vide
a
lower
tariff
for
or
else
absolute
tree
the use o f the injunctions in such cases would
Number o l h o rse a .................................
prescribed by the Tribunal o f Paris, they have
pay taxes on any part or parts of any
stand the teat o f
tbe courts; in which case trade in Philippine products will become a paid no attention either to the clots season or value thereof, and exemptions allowed
No harm will come to any American to the sixty-mile limit imposed upon the Cana­
-
• f course tbe legislation would be ineffective. law.
real
estate
heretofore
or
hereafter
as­
6. *The total valuation of all property
M oreover, I believe it won Id be wrong alto­ industry; and while there will be tome small dians, and have prosecuted their work up to
sessed as one parcel or tract may do so
taxed, real and personal.
gether to prohibit tbe use o f injunctions. But but real material benefit to the Filipino*, the the very islands themselves.
Number of ca ttle...................................
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main benefit will come by the showing made as
so far as possible the abuse o f the power
W e have not relaxed our efforts to secure an
For ocnvenience the assessment roll by applying to the tax collector, who
should be provided against by some such law to our purpose to do all in our power for their agreement with Great Britain for adequate
welfare. So far our action in the Philippines protection o f the seal herd, and negotiations may be divided so as to show separate­ must carefully investigate and asoer
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a* I advocated last year.
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Lawlessness grows by what It feeds upon; has been abundantly justified, not mainly anil with Japan for the same purpose are in ly assessments of real property or lands tain the relative or proportionate value
•
and when mobs begin to lynch for rape they indeed not primarily because o f the added progress.
Nunjher
of
sheep...................................
and lots, and assessments of personal said part bears to the whole tract as­
speedily extend the sphere o f their operations dignity it has given us as a nation by proving
In case we are compelled to abandon tbe
sessed, on which basis the assessment
and lynch for many other kinds o f crimes, that we are capable honarably and efficiently hope o f making arrangements with other gov­ property.
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So that two-thirds o f the lynching* are not to bear the international burdens which a ernments to put an end to the hideous cruelty
its the asaeesment roll to be divided In­ must be divided and the tax collected
fo r rape at all; while a considerable propor­ mighty people ahould bear, but even more now incident t o pelagic sealing, it will be a to (Perm
parts for con venien ce, the form o f r o ll In
Number o l s w tn e ...................................
Provided, where the as­
tion o f tbe individuals lynched are innocent of because o f the Immense benefit that haa come question for your serious consideration how present com m on use being a blanket form . In­ accordingly:
all crime. In my judgment, the crime o f rape to the people o f the Philippine Islands.
far we should continue to protect and main­ clu din g real and personal property, on one sessed valuation of the tract to be divid­
American citiacnahip ahould be conferred on tain the seal herd on land with the result o f
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should always' be punished with death, as in
The harbor o f continuing such a practice, and whether it page, and being unnecessarily cum bersom e ed exceeds $2,000, a notice stating the
the case with murder; assault with intent to the citixena o f Porto Rico.
ana unw elldy. Assessor may not assess more
commit rape should be made a capital crime, San Tuan in Porto Rico ahould be dredged is not better to gnd the practice by extermi­ than 160 acre« In » single tract.)
division must be sent to the known
Grots value o l all p r o p e r ty ........... rt.
The expense o f the federal nating the herd ourselves in the most humane
at least h r the discretion o f tbe court; and pro­ and improved.
several owners interested in the tract,
vision should be made by which the punish­ court or Porto Rico should be met from the way possible.
(City,
village,
or
town
in
which
lots
E xem ptions,............................................
The administration o f the
ment may follow immediately upon the heels federal treasury.
hy registered mail, unless they all ap­
The United States navr is the surest guar­
are situated to be named.)
o f the offense; while the trial should be so affair* o f Porto Rico, together with those of antor o f peace which tins country possesses.
ply
to
the
tax
collector
to
divide
the
as­
Total value o l taxable property.
conducted that the victim need not be wan­ the Philippine*. Hawaii and our other insular It is earnestly to be wished that we would
«fr-
8ection 20. When lots are situated sessment; and if no protest against said
tonly shamed while giving testimony, and that possessions, should all be directed under one profit by the teachings o f history in this mat­
executive
department;
by
preference,
the
de­
in
any
city,
village,
or
town,
a
plat
of
least
possible
publicity
shall
be
given
to
the
ter.
A
strong
and
wise
people
will
study
Its
tire leas
division be filed with the tax collector
partment o f itate or the department o f war. own failures no less than its triumphs, for
(Provides that tha roll m ay be divided fo r
details.
The need* o f Hawaii are peculiar; every there is wisdom to be learned from the study which shall have been recorded,the city, within fifteen days from date of notice, convenience. The form of roll used by nearly
I call your attention to the nec^ o f pasting
all
the rountlea is supplied by the secretary o f
village,
or
town
in
which
the
same
are
aid
should
be
given
the
Islands;
and
our
efforts
o f both, o f the mistake as well as o f the suc­
the hilt limiting the number o f boars o f em­
the tax collector shall difly accept pay­ ■tate
merely brtreuae it is called for, and It la
ployment o f railroad employes. The measure thould> be unceasing to develop them along cess.
situated
shall
be
specified
in
the
assess-
called
for merely because It haa h ere-to-fore
ment
and
issue
erceipt
on
the
appor­
I do not ask that we conBnne to increase —
„11
ts st very moderate one and I can conceive o f the lines o f a community o f small freehoMers,-
been
used.
baaedontheschem eofaiw etsm ent
not
o
f
great
planters
with
coolie-tilled
estates.
our navy. I ask merely that it be maintained . B1“ n ” ro 1 *'
tionment as by him made.
In cases w hich waa It In ia affect
no serious objection to it. Indeed, so far as
prior to the act of 1901, and
h is in our power, it should be our situ Situated as this territory is, in the middle of at its present strength; and this can be done I (N o ch a n ge.)
where
protest
is
file^to
said
division,
la
better
designed
to the old law than the pres­
steadily to reduce the number o f hours o f the Pacific, there are duties imposed upon this
ent.
Several
counties
th e state in clu d in g
(Trust property-Representative char­ the matter shall be heard by the coun­ Multnomah have found la changes
labor, with as a goal the general introduc­ small community which do not fall in lik* de­ ships b y WS e w '* ¡¡3
from tb e com ­
gree or manner upon any other American com­ any afloat in any navy. T o ston building ship*
acter
of
holder
designated.)
tion o f an eight-hour day.
ty
court
at
its
next
regular
session
for
m
on
form
necetaary,
and
procure
special form s
This warrants our treating it d if­ for one year means that for that year tne
The horrors incident to the employment o f munity.
o
f
rolls
designed
to
m
eet
tnair
needs
and exp e­
8ection 27. That section 3073 of the transaction of county business, snd the rience. The form s recom m ended herein
young children in factories or at work any­ ferently from the way in which we treat ter­ navy goes back instead o f forward. The old
are
where are a blot on our civilization.
It ts ritories contiguous to or surrounded by sister battleship Texas, for instance, would now be Code« and Statutes of Oi%gon, compiled county court shall make a final division bated upon the experience of such counties
true that each ftate must ultimately settle the territories or other states, and justifies the o f little service In a «tand-un fight with a
com
pared
with
the
present
usual
form
o
f
roll,
The old double-turret and annotated by Hon. Charles B. Bel of the said assessment, and the tax col­ and are designed to permit a division o f the book
question in its own way; but a thorough o f ­ setting aside o f a portion o f our revenue* to powerful adveraary.
ficial invesigarion o f the matter, with the re­ be expended for educational and Internal im­ monitors have outworn their Usefulness, while linger and W illiam W . Cotton, be and lector shall collect, accept, and receipt Into parts, d iv idin g the roll at to lo u , land»,
provements
therein.
.
.
it
was
a
waste
o
f
money
to build the modem
and personal property If desired.)
sults published broadcast, would greatly help
Alaska’ s needs have been partially met. but single-turret monitors. A ll these ship* ahould the same hereby is amended to read as for said taxes as determined and or­
toward arousing the public conscience and se­
there rauat be a complete reorganixation o f the be replaced by others; and this can be done follows;
dered by the county court.
i Additional columns in roll— Entries to
curing unity of state action in the matter.
governmental system, as I have before^ Ind»- by a well-settled program o f providing for the
Am ong tbe excellent laws which the con­ cated ‘ to
(N aw ; c o m p a re s som ew hat sim ilar statute
be made therein.)
When any person is assessed as trus­
to you
you. I ask your especial attention to building each year o f at least one first-class
gress passed at the last session was an em­ this. Our fellow
dwell on . tlx:
I - ■ —. - citizens
— -— — who
- - —
.,
battleship equal in size and speed to any that tee, guardian, executor, or administrat­ In W ashington.)
Section 85. That section 3078 of the
ployers* liability law. It was a marked step shore* o f Puget sound with characteristic any nation is at the same time building.
or a desingation of his representative ( Lands of unknown owner — How des­ Codes and Statutes of Oregon, compiled
__ advance
to get tbe recognition
in
advi
energy are arranging to hold In Seattle the
ployers’ liability on the statute books j but Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition.
It* special
cribed). ,
character shall be added to his name,
and annotated hy Hon. Charles B. Bel-
the law did not go far enough. In spite o f aims include the upbuilding o f Alaaka and the
and such assessment shall be entered in
all precautions exercised by employeri there development o f American commerce on the Pa­
Section 33. That section 3076 of the iinger and W illiam W . Cotton, be and
School
teachers
of
San
Francisco
have
are unavoidable accidents and even deaths cific ocean. This
A BIS exposition,
C
A
|A
Jff4U
vriif a
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»• g
»~. gw—-
.
,
•
in
Its
purposes
a separate line from h i» individual as­ Codes and Statutes of Oregon, compiled the same hereby is amended to read aa
involved in nearly every line o f business con­ and scope, should
ould appeal not only to the
the^peo-
poo- f o r m e d a u n i o n .
sessment, and he shall be asssesed for and annotated by Hon. Charles B. Bel­ follows:
nected with the mechanic art*. I f the entire pic o f the Pacific »lope, but to the people o f the
trade risk is placed upon the employer he will United State» at Urge.
Alaska »inee it wa»
New York bank reserves are far be- the real and personal property held by linger and W illiam W . Cotton, be and
In die assessment and tax rolls of tha
promptly and properly add it- to the legitimate bought has yielded to the government $11,000,-
I him in such representative character at the same hereby is amended to read several counties, in addition to the col­
cost o f production and assess it proporrion- 000 o f revenue, and has produced nearly low the legal limit.
atrly upon the consumers o f his commodity. $$00,000,000 m gold, fur» and fi»h.
the fall value thereof.
When
umns elsewhere provided for, there
as follows:
It is therefore d e s r to my mind that the law properly developed it will become in large de­
Harriman plans to secure control o f i (N o ehange, except to require that personal,
When the name of the owner of shall be added columns head respective­
should place this entire "risk o f a trade" upon gree a land o f home». Tbe countries border-
|
real, property shall be assessed at
the employer. Neither the federal law nor. aa ng the Pacific ocean have a population more Chicago’ s electrical appliances.
lands or lots liable to taxation is un­ ly “ Cities, ” “ School Districts, '*
far aa I am informed, the state laws dealing numerous than that o f all* the countries of
Amount City Tax,” “ Amount School
known,
such lan«ls or lots shall be de­
with the question o f employers’ liability are Europe;
their
annual
foreign
commerce
The St. Paul railroad has made offi-, (Assessment and taxation of undivided scribed as that of unknown owner or District Tax,” and If there be a port or
sufficiently thoroughgoing.
The federal law amounts to over $3,000,000,000, o f which the
interest in real or personal property.)
should o f course include employes in navy- share o f the United States Is some $700,000.- cial announcement of its route to the
unknown owners, and the value thereof other municipal taxing agency in such
yards. arsenals and the like.
000.
I f this trade were thoroughly under­ Pacific coast.
Section 28.
An undivided interest set down in the assessment roll, in the oounty, additional columns for the name
It is not wise that the nation should stood and pushed by our manufacturers and
in lands or lots, or other real property, same manner that lands of known own­ of such port or other municipal taxing
alienate its remaining coal lands. I have tem­ producers, the industries not only o f the Pa­
porarily withdrawn from settlement all the cific slope, but o f all our country, and partic­
Bellamy 8torer has written an angry may be assessed and taxed as such. ers are required to be described, and agency, and for the amount of such, port
mods which the geological survey has Indi­ ularly o f our cotton-growing states, would be
cated as containing, or in all probability con­ greatly benefited. O f course, in order to get letter to President Roosevelt about his Any person desiring to pay the tax on the value thereof designated. If the or other taxes.
It shall be the duty at
taining coal.
The question, however, can he these benefits, we mtOt treat fairly the coun­ dismissal as ambassador to Austria.
an undivided interest in any real prop­ roperty on such assessment roll shall the several county assessors In making
properly settled only by legislation, which in tries with which we trade.
t
erty may do so by paying the tax col­
arranged in the order of its loca­ their assessments to enter opposite each
my judgment should provide for the with-,
Especially do we need to remember our
drswal o f these lands from sale or from dnty to the stranger within our gates. It is
lector a sum equal to such proportion tion; and not in alphabetical arrange­ Item of porperty assessed, tn Its apprc*
Many
rich
men
of
San
Francisco
are
entry, save in certain especial circumstances.. the sure mark o f a low civilization, a low
The ownership would then remain in the morality, to abuse or discriminate against or coming to the front with money to pf ^he entire taxes charged on tJie entire ment by the owner’s name, then the wiate column, the name of the incof-
Uuited States, which should not, however, in any way humiliate inch stranger who has help Mayor Schmitz out of his trou­ tract as the interest paid on bears to lands or lots of such unknown owners »orated city or town, and the number
attempt to work them, but permit them to be come here lawfully and who i* conducting
the whole.
shall be inserted in their proper place of the school district, and the name ot
worked by private individuals under a royalty himself properly. T o remember this is incum­ bles.
(N ew ; but rom pare Revenue Laws W ashing­ according to location.
system, the government keeping sack control bent on every American citizen, and it ia o f
the port or other municipal taxing agen­
ton , 1905, section 91.)
as to permit it to see that no excessive price course peculiarly incumbent on every govern­
(O m its all reference to the occu pan cy o f land cy, if any, In which each item of prop­
Ex-Senator Brown, of Utah, has
was charged consumers. It would, o f course, ment official, whether o f tho nation or o f the
(Real property— How described.)
to a void -"B la ck b u rn v. Lew is" 46 Or. 422, 77 erty assessed is taxable.
be as necessary to supervise the rates charged several states.
been shot and seriously wounded at
Pae. 746.)
I am prompted to say this by the attitude
by tbe coercion carriers to transport the pro­
Section
2tt.
That
section
3074
of/the
(N o change, except to provide that porta and
duct as tbe rates charged by those who mine o f hostility here and there assumed toward Washington by a woman he wronged
Codes and Statutes of Oregon, compiled (Form of assessment roll).
other m unicipal taxing agencies, if any, sh all
it ; and the supervision must extend to the the Japanese in this country. This hostility and refused to marry.
be
given colu m n s In tbe roll.)
is
sporadic
and
is
limited
to
s
very
few
places.
conduct o f the common carriers, so that they
and annotated by Hon. Charles B. Bel­
Section 34. That section 3077 of the
shall in no way favor one competitor at the Nevertheless, it is most discreditable to us a*
linger
and
W
illiam
W
.
Cotton,
be
and
Codes and Statutes of Oregon, compiled
(To be continued next week)
expense o f another. The withdrawal o f these _ people, and it mny be fraught with the
Conditions are being slowly im­
T o no
coal lands would constitute a policy analogous gravest conaequences to the nation.
the same hereby is amended to read as and annotated by Hon. Charles B. Bel­
P a t ’s A g t .
♦o that which has been follow ed in withdraw­ other country has there been such an increas­ proved at Clifton, Ariz., one of the
linger and W illiam W . Cptton, be and
ing the forest land* from ordinary aettle- ing number o f visitors from this lsnd as to towns recently
flooded.
Searchers follows:
On
a
motor
car tour of the County
apan. In return, Japanese have come here
Tbe coal, like the forests, should be
If the land assessed be less or other the same hereby is amended to read as
i great numbers.
They are ~eIconic, socially have just recovered six bodies from the
Mayo, which the Earl o f Altamont
treated as the property o f the public, and its
than
a
subdivision
according
to
the
follows:
disposal should be nnder conditions which ana intellectually, in all our college* and In­ mud.
made with “ Malrrtln,” an Irish gos­
would inure to tbe benefit o f the public as a stitution* o f higher learning, in all our pro­
United States survey, unless the same
The assessment roll shall be made
soon, for general assistant, they pass­
fessional
and
social
bodies.
The
overwhelm­
whole.
Attorney
General
Moody’s
work
be
divided
into
lots
and
blocks
so
that
out
in
tabular
form,
in
separate
col­
The passage o f the railway rate bill, and ing mass o f our people cherish a lively regard
ed a neat little cottage, with a pretty
only to a less degree tbe passage o f the pure­ and respect for the people o f Japan, and In against the trusts haye resultei in fines it can be definitely described, it shall umns, with appropriate heads, after the
•
food bill, and the provision for increasing and almost every quarter o f the union the stranger of over $400,000 being imposed and ‘ be described by giving the boundaries manner specified below, with such ad­ bit of garden.
rendering more effective the national control from Japan ia treated as he deserve*; that Is.
“ Who lives there?” asked the earl.
over the beef-packing Industry, mark an Im­ he is treated as the stranger from any part many canee are still pending. He nays thereof, or by reference to a description ditional columns as may by law be pre­
“ Is It there?” Mhlrrtin said, indig­
portant advance In the proper direction.
In o f civilized Europe it and deserves to be the passage of a bill against immunity thereof by number as contained in the scribed or as may be deemed necessary,
my judgment it will in the end be advisable treated. But here and there a moat unworthy
description hook as hereinafter provided and for convenience may be divided in­ nantly. “ Sure, «loeau’t ould Pat Mur­
in connection with the packing house inspec­ feeling haa maniftated itself toward the Jap- is nee«led.
phy live there.”
:he feeling that has been shown in
tion law to provide for putting a «late on the
Dr. Lapponi, physician to the pope, or in such other manner as to make the to parts so that assessments of lands,
label and for charging the coat o f inspection shotting them out front’ the common schools
"Oh, does be?" said the earl, not
description certain.
lots, or other real and personal estates,
in San Francisco, and In muttering* against is dead.
to the packers.
:r pi
places, because of
The question o f taxation is difficult in any them in one or two other
(Perm its use o f a num ber, referring to a de­ appear In separate parts thereof, as knowing in the least, as he confesses
country, but it ia especially difficult in ours, •heir efficiency as workers. T o shut them out
The czar recently granted Witte a scription book m aintained aa a permanent rec­ nearly as convenient In the following In English Country Life, who "ould
with its Federal system o f government. Some from the go Mie schools is s wicked absurdity.
ord In the tax collector's office In lieu of a
taxes should on every ground be levied in a when there are no first-class colleges^ in the three-hours’ audience.
mote* and bounds description. This provision form, varying the same as the circum­ Pat Murphy” waa
is borrow ed from W ashington.)
•malt district for use in that district. Thus land, including the universities and colleges
“ 'Deed he does," said Malrrtln, “ and
stances may require:
Secretary Metcalf propoees a national
the taxation o f real estate ia peculiarly one o f California, which do not gladly welcome
him
a hundhred If he’s s day—so h*
(W hat shall be sufficient description in
fbr the Immediate locality in which the real Japanese students and on which Japanese stu­ license to corporations.
LOTS.
estate is found. Rut there are many kinds of dents do not reflect credit. I ask fair treat­
assessment.)
....
v
r
.
i
ment
for
the
Japanese
ss
I
would
ask
fslr
taxes which esn only be levied by the general
-i
X
£ p a <
Opening of bids for Panama canal
"One hundred years old I" the earl
government so i s to produce the best results, treatment for Crermans or Engliahmmt, French­
•v %
Section 30. That section 3075 of the
2.
** »0 %
B
?
because, smong other reasons, the attempt to men, Rusaiana. or Italian» I aak it as due to work has been postponed.
fi
9
U
a t , Id, In astonishment
ft
!
W
«
Codes
and
Statutes
of
Oregon,
compiled
humanity
and
civilization.
I
aak
it
aa
doe
to
f
i
impose them in one particular state too often
a
O
’Deed and he Is," reiterated Malrr-
2.
B 9 a - 2. S a s t
results merely In driving the corporation or ourselves because we must set uprightly toward
Hughes may be supported by Roose­ and annotated by Hon. Charles B. Bel­
9 ? S t l “ He's been dead these three years.
Individual affected to some other locality or all men.
X
s
9
linger
and
W
illiam
W
.
Cotton,
he
and
velt
for
senator
from
New
York.
1
O
p
Last August an insurrection broke out In
other state. Tbe national government has long
g
■
a
1
the same hereby is amended to read as
r*
derived its chief revenue from a tariff on im­ r* '1*- whi-** it s«v*edi*v orew evident that the
? a u< r* ; 2 *
?
The preisident and all officials deny
ports snd from an internal or excise tax. In existing Cuban government was powerless to
follows:
2
1
W a n a la g V p.
addition to these there Is every reason why, quell. This government was repeatedly askrO that a new treaty with Japan is being
§
i :
Z S I ? ì • P '
It shall be sufficient to describe lands
when next our system o f taxation is revised, If boys and girls are trained merely in literary
“ Running for any office this year?’ *
considered.
the national government should impose a grad­ accomplishments, to the total exclusion o f in­
i
in all proceedings relative to the assess­
•
; ; ; O c s i 1 « iked the man with tbe bulbous noee.
uated inheritance tax, and, if possible, a grad­ dustrial. manual and technical training, the
labor is so scarce In Germany that ing, collecting, advertising, or selling
tendency i* to unfit them for industrial work
uated Income tax.
:
: : : s : a # * • “ Not yet,” answered tbe man with the
The industrial and agricultural classes must and to make them reluctan’ to go into It, or farmers are talking seriously of import­ the same for taxes, by initial letter, ab­
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work together, capitalists snd wageworkers unfitted to do well if they do go into It. This
breviations, figures, fractions, and ex-
must work together, if tbe best work o f which is a tendency which should be strenuously ing Chinese coolies.
the country is capable is to he done. It is combated. Our industrial development depend*
The attorney general of Texas has
probable that a thoroughly efficient system o f largely upon technical education, including In
H o w H o Sco red .
education comes next to the influence o f pat­ this term all industrial education, from that produced proof that Senator Bailey was
Gen. French, the English'officer who
B ad B reak .
riotism in bringing about national success of which fits s man to be a good mechanic, a food
Francis Scott K ey had Just writtsn the
this kind. Our federal form o f government, carpenter, or blacksmith, to that which fits a hired by the oil trust.
represented that country at the recent
“ Back from de east, eh?" greeted the Star Spangled B an n e r."
so fruitful o f advantage to our people in err man to do the greatest engineering fest. The
Many of the losers in the San Fran­ French maneuvers, received the fol­ highwayman. “ How did you make
“ In dsya to com e," he said, “ when peo­
warn, in other ways undoubtedly limits skilled mechanic, the skilled workman, can
our national enevilreneva.
It is not possible, best become such by technical industrial edu cisco fire and earthquake are receiving lowing letter after his triumphant re­ out?"
ple hear that song they will stand on
fo r instance, for the national government to :avnn.
"Pretty rough,” replied tbe pick­ their feet snd listen to tt with uncovered
The department o f sericulture has broken their money and present indications are turn from the Boer war:
take the lead in technical industrial education,
to see that the public school system o f this new ground in many directions, sn jsy ea r by that 80 per cent of the losses will be
“ My Dear French: You are a great pocket. “ I got snapped up an’ de Judge heads 1"
country develops on sll its technical, indus­ year Tt finds how it can improve its methods
Yet even he had no premonition that
British general. I want your auto­ was Just about to give me six months
Its constant paid.
trial. scientific and commercial aide*.
This ind develop frrsh usefulness.
mast be left primarily to the several states, hy the then Cuban eovernment to intervene,
graph; but whatever you do, don't let when I thought I'd get off by telling the day would come when tho playing o f
The house committee on appropria­
effort ia to give ike governmental assistance and finally was notified by the president o f
"T h e Star 8p«ngled B an n er" by s theater
him I wa* an Iceman."
In »h*- most effective way; that Is. thremeh ••- Cuhs that he intended to rrsien; that none of tions has given Roosevelt’s simplified your secretary write It”
orchestra would maka tha people withlq
aoriations o f farmers rsther than to or through the other constitutional officers would con­
Needless to say, says an exchange,
“ Did de game work?"
hearing rise to their reet as ons man,
individual farmers. It ia alao striving to co­ sent to carry on the government, and that he spelling a slap by ordering all govern­
autograph, and a
“ I should aay not 1 When he beard grab their wraps and make a diva for tha
ordinate its work with the agricultural de- was powerless to maintain order. It wss evi­ ment printing to be spelled according the boy got tbe
Thanks to , . . . , ,
rtments o f the several statrs, and to far aa dent that chaos was impendinc.
signed photograph o f h la hero to boot
a r ils
I was an Iceman he gave me s year."
' ' c o o le r . _
own work ia educational, to co-ordinate it the preparedness o f our navy, I was able Im- .
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