h„0 I., our »««I. r’"«”'«
burns adv ERTI8
lire i'.limidat d,
THE HERALL
and p.used t v and either swear falselv in regard
without rebuke. That upon ..noth- to the su' jeet matt, rof said swamp
WIDM ESPA Y, OCTOBER*.
...
j. d .-iig the taking of Im ds tin. ugh fear of the same or lof husbandry, farmers Ali Alice, and, to beat the .
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Mr Morton, the gentleman who
the test.moo in th»- Woodfin eaS.-, through hope of reward thereby, or
t societies
w. r «ìBb.
»
• 'iti m
swear at all. Î nder ¡n great many other . ra ,,o iYi’ objections;
presides over the Senate when he
Cl< <». W.
i
e . R e -•Bi.i It h.ul t. stiff, d on the refuse to
to
which
there
are
.
adverse
claimants,
mid
there
circumstance»
I
cannot
safe)
has
nothing more pressing to do,
purl of tie
# ljttle b1oW jn keepil,g
- then why no t if the set < • •
Au AOiilovtt Filed In ll> fi
-
.id
F
Rtlev
read
th
said
testi
;
go
to
trial
in
these
cimt.
sts
tn
said
th
f.aittl Office.
¡noy county d. sire some ’«ch t.ssoi - up with the news procession. In
land
office
with
my
witnesses,
mid
AT THE OLD
mon v r of said Smith prior to hi»
'.a i n for th ir mutilai protection nb
I
an:
therefore
o'
liged
to
a
’
andon
pite
of
the
fact
that
nine
tenths
of
lo:i” as , spite or me iaci nun ..... - -...... ;
B ubxs . H ahney C o . ,9,
State of Oregon, /
»igniug Same, and duri g said
I low tliei'n the privili g-, as
O«r Imm«
F»il • >.| wini., SlJrk W|| **
news papers in the United
County of Hnrney I
reading 1 v- ■ u! p r<un» wi re pfe- same. I Um informed eri <ld lv and thetmeietr is emidueted upm an the
>>>'■ '«*«,,rillffinB re.
I Henry .Miller, first ¡ting -1
States, aside from the cringing re
ai <1 their v.-rilv believe, that the lauds here
sei.t. adverse claim I’
hom-rl b.tVis. Understand we du nut
sworn, say, that I am the </v 1
wi n s s ■ • d lh, ii a lb, rents. 11 id in referred to ns swamp and over approve o( or sanction any lawless- publican organs, last winter printed
the lands herein after il--i-i -
something about the bar-room in;
I he ■ id . e- - o - fi ndiy • ■ irlauded flowed lauds, within the meaning 11 hh or p.mil offenses comn.i j led
L -• Mr. Mortons new hotel here, then I
*
I
purchased of the State of •»; /o the said Smith u d his testimony.
( of the act of congress, and nm
b. any society, I lit are ready at all just opened, and that the W. C. T. |
Which lands passed to said Stare v all of which was heard hv said reade at any time to prove same
times
to condemn any act if that
..
act of congress of date M.<rcli 12 F> gtiri. ,i i>- — d y u .*e‘ i.k d Li witr.esses,’ nt I cannot submit to
U.in national convention nssetnl lid ;
.
nature.
the
hearing
of
the
same
before
the
1860. commonly called th- ~ '.iii-r- That .- id a mil <r nenes and in
passed a resolution censuring him j
Lund Grant That all said l.n ds sults. I, ;• d upon my witnesses, present Register and Receiver of
I tor selling liquor by the c’rink h» |
O ueoun has had a lesson she this ne« k naively announced that
have been .lulv »elected l.y tl.e di.rii v 'h'. takiiiR of the testimonv 'the local land office at Burns, Ore
j
c
■
State of Oregon as swamp and ovi r , of the said two c-iilests. have an- gon. fur the reasons herein given might to profit by. A few months he hail just discovered that drinks
flowed lands, inuring to the State gi n d saot '•itmssis and thev sav ; and Si t forth. I make thin allida- ago two <:f her citizens worn »-elect- were Fold in his hotel, and at the
for
under said act.
I they «ere m t givi n a fair ehm.ee vit for tiie reason that all the lands led.
I
- political
.
• purpo-es, to super- . 1 same time he announced that he
That adverse filings have teen 1 of < X| r s irg 1 hems. Ives, and said aforesaid, known as the EPiutt se-, ¡lltf»h(| t|H; taki of th- State cun-
o.icvor(lered the sale atopiK-d
Althm gb
gh their utter ir
Incom-1
f ,r f lht
jht< . honorable
h()„oral)k. po-
|>o.
'c,‘1"-1 lf it w,.re‘1((t f
made and contests between the Fegtlev fi.ikd to give them any lntion, those mam which filings i,U8 Allhm
State of Oregon and the adverse1 l retention, or to rebuke any Hoch have I ecu mad.- ami left open toj,
| p. tvtlC>
lei.cy fo
for r the task w:u.
was well known ;
Khou|J
inc|inefl
[ , shou
|j ( be
,e inclined
V». E (HIACE. I’itoi'HiKTi.M.
o'Jeet. d There
There was not (
)rlitn „ livpi)crit.
rpplicafits have been heard ai d „ juct | ut himself laughed at such contests by tlie authorities of | no on objected
have been notified for hearing, and '
applauded the opposing wit- the Interior Department, as I am ;sutfieient itiierist felt in th. imltti r| The Senate has amended and
are, pending. That I am informed nesses and added to the disorder, informed and believe, and were
. , il ■ to ea isc any one
„ to
, tniiik
,
• twice .1 on j :l-asHedtbi bill intended to make
-
und believa that I should appear ari(j ,,ut jO1VIl the testimony differ- not for ’.tie reasons :.
above
set forth, the
ject.,
tin- Umt d States C- urts a part of
A Large Àsiuitii,n,t |
before the local land office, at Burns. cllt from what witnesses themst l-'.-? I wcitld cheerfully c<>tM;dy " it.h] cotulitioq <■( ,ih..‘ p op'e that they til" machinery of the republican
Oregon, in which said land office. Lüjj al)j desired and requested lhe wished of lhe said authorities.! mt, ih\Liled .to realize tU- impor-i
p u t. , altii ugh ostenrii ly its 0 j et
said contests are pending, and pro ! him to wt e that there is nt. use and meet said contests mill aid' in ‘tance ofivhif was al out to ’ e done. I. 1» to define »»nd r- gulite the juris
Has just ..een 11^ W
duce the testimony on the part of;of their testimony and that they showingìi'p the very trutn in reg i <1 Ifi-sides tha't, tn'ev li’id I 1 conic HO d.ciion of th.- Uoited .State-Courts.
the States’ claim, in my behalf, to !
not g.ijbect themselves to such to the matter. Whether they 1 u.-iil to the si Htein of paving polit |
Th T.- me now three negroes si'- PHYSICIANS' I’RFFCRIFiToNsYARFFt
in point of fact swamp iroveilhced ical di-lits with offici s. that, even'
bo heard therein, ai d that I disap ' tnatmiut again.
ting s members of the House of
Everythirg f.varr i t<<d purs and g
pear and cause council to be en-1 That I am informed and believe, i lands, within the meaning of th. ■if the in igr.itude of the -jp <
l.-preH nt.itives. t .vo of them i i _________ .
' '
gaged and appear, and witnesses I nj <o charge, that all of said con- j act of congress, aforesaid As fur : ei it appreciated, it is doit I:
»lol n -s ate.
H rnby Mil.' eh . [ al‘.v e i-ffort would have l ien inn.li ...
on my part to be examined nnd j dU(.t, »eenes and outrages reported j ther I say not
I The season for booming summer
Sul scrii ed and a vorn to I i-fore ■ avert the threatened evil. 'l he r<-
council heard in two of said con- „„j complained of by my repre-
resorts being al nut over, and that
tests already had to-wit: that of J | geutative to the laid Register and me this 10th day ofjtlly, 1890.
suit was a shock that wi nt through
for winter resorts being not yi-t
lì. E PeaaiXoTox
G. Woodruff, for the NW. j of Sic. Receiver, but thev failed and re-
! ihe St ite like a charg of ele.'t'i i-
opened,
Mr. Harrison and his fa mi
Notary Republic ty. Pidfesfiitions went up from
q
10, Tp- 24 S, R »31 E, W. M., nnd 'fust (] to correct or rebuke the same
ly returned to '.Vushi gto >.
it very where Oregon was nrottsed
..that of N. R. \Voodfin, ft r the KE. ’anj failed and refused to remove
It has een decided by the Hous.-
i of 8ee. 20 Tp. 24 8. R. 31 E. W. said Fegtley from acting as clerk
T he above affidavit was filed in anil, fbrfttmitely. the matter had o’
committee on the Judiciary to make
M; and that of Hudspeth, that ofj in such contests, but insisted on th? office of the'Secretary of the progressed beyond a st ige when
>VM. II GA 33.
a favorable ri p >rt on the bill, which
Martin, and that of Terrill, with ; bis so acting after his conduct had Interior. Is it correct? We give ihr wrong couldi'e righted in pert.
alr-.-ady passed th • Semite, forfeit
others, have been notified for hear ! been brought to their notice, m.d 1 it verbatim et literatim. It’s a —Wert Shore.
ing the property . f lhe Mormon
Ings, but I did not appear therein. j attention being called to the fact puldie document or at least has ! e
Thu House has a wide and well knuan nm,
church.
That the reason why I did not ap '.that he appeared of record in their i longed to the public ! since the mo
mint of the present proprietor it is Imund tomlJI
O ne of the oldest, most trusty
There is a screw loose in the
’ » •»».»Cl
1 1 - 1 • in Ik the office of tin
pear and produce testimony and ¡office as an interested party, to-wit: ! ment it
was i filed
worthy and successful firms of 1’u.t- Raum •vindication, and one of the fame vnd renown. No pains spared to pleu^HB
witnesses in uiy.behalf arid in be ; as an adverse claimant on similar Secretary of the Interim, and as | pnt AVoruuvs
ay,
at the
republican members of the commit
half of the State of Oregon, in said ¡lands, an adverse party on similar such, bi it the affidavit of fric-r d or ■ X;ttioliai Capital, are Messrs.
A.
tee is sal I to I'-': '.pposi.d to the pro
local land office at Burns, aforesaid, contests. That I am informed and foe, is open to criticism. If th-re | Sno„ & C(] ?] q E igh ( h
, X. W V . ,!
posed
white-washing. He i* being
it, that I cannot obtain in impar ! believe, and so charge, that I r ia has been the sl;khti-?f eff.rt tn ie ; Washington, D/Ci If you are in-j
tial hearing,.' therein. That the i not obtaining justice in the said by the Register and Reeciverof th-', lH.eMe(1 iftnnv wav jn patents, or! ‘argued” with; hence the delay in
Regitter: and Receiver of said land ¡office nor a fair hearing, my wit- Burns U.S. land office to intimi-1 wi?h an^ informatiof, rciatinp I making the report.
/•“Good table service, and table» furuiibm’- ;■
offipe ar« prejudiced against me ' nesses are unwilling to attend to date or compel witnesses to testify I th.;r.;to writc (o thp[n Wp knf)W I The House has voted without a
D,
thdagalnit hiy cause, and further. ■ su?jectthemselves to a repetition only tn the behalf of the settler, Wi-!
,„„1 atteri division to expunge the speech
them fn
to be courteous and
wherein
lir.
Kenedy
called
Senator
IJEhtrgelhe said officer» with un i f the former contests, or submit to know nothing about it. If the Iai;d j
; live.
Qnr.v a modern Judas Iscariot and
Jafftiess', unjust diacrin.inatic:. and the insults and outrages perpetrat .'.Hee official have not taken down
; felon, from the Record, and Mr --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----
-net* unbecoming judicial officers. ed upon them therein.
th-' evidence as given by all wtt
! HER.4 LT’S
N LETTEi: I Iv-nuedy
made another speech
.. Interested with the hearing and <le
That the said contests cost, and n. 3?es, we are at -hefir-t ef it L .
• termination of such contests. Thei 1 paid therefor, the sum of ¡i lT.WXt. I Right, ir right, ami right wrongs i oi W asihxctoy . D. C. Aug, 2d. 1890 stating that he was glad he made
EURNS OIptCULATINGM
I ata informed and I elieve, and s- or therca 1 ins. r.ud the cost a’d * man or class: human nature is th. I
Might makes right1 has alway I 'he first one, and that he still stood
AND
charge, that said officer»- a+~tth-- YTTpense in tn h : t.iltleon cC tint warn» now as it wag when our f. r.- e n ths motto -of the-repu .lie n v his original language. Mr Quay
hearing of the cases alrcad )■ »><1 of the m wil.i igt.e- ■ of witnes.-es t< ! parents ate of the forbidden fruit party. Bu’it,has never so open); nils been so I u<y trying to save his
l
ix ras «ER.ii.o sin 1411». «;r,
to-wit-. the Woodruff m.d JA vodli« attend said con*'sis owing -o tie "Ifyou kill my dig I’ll kill von .veil up to the brigandish theory n imim e for thegovernship of Penn
CIIAS. W. 11YRD. -................. ».*l!ereì
contest», afore, mentio- eiL, . it . U cqnduet uf H-ani- officers; a»id I am cat.” The settlers waul the hum is during Uus_ses..ion of Congress. sylvania from defeat that he hasn’t
of. peniti; *bi» busli < k « in coni tx Lm ivjih he
knowing that one Fegtley was a. i forniid hi d so ! i-licv;-. that then and the stockmen claim a. p in
nd the action of the m joritv o i.id lime to give the public his i Object
un< • k»r pur« hu»ing b«>. I h L.r a l*ublÌ4 l.«brar»
Interested party or person. pn ju are in the ru-igh'01 bno.l of 7 WJU right to it; the settler? say ii is 1.0I rhe House this w. ck has been nin-» p niom
TERMS: M;m» erehlp Fee $1. a ear. lleaui'ijr Fee I9r.
Representative Flower doesn’t .<ii. ai .»r IL>vk. ma«.e wi.k A he l.l’.rar an. In v< er I « a. t » tl.IUI
diced in favor of one side.agiiii.it -itert-s of land in this condition as sw,.mp land and never was; th i-vdlitfici'riaTfir than cv- r htfor
I ibrarian iFovent f. r an< will ‘nke .- u »
the other in said contests iikin I,. heteiti after, shown, and that th. stockmen e . iv it is swamp land au! Viitir,-:;fLr a three Weiks ttlrugg i seem t > be worrying over the ad i Ica’, ai (1 The
< n er an . lk,».k pu'linliv li iha i m e», j -. h t» unlMn
?1. turca. WMrkh ..f Art, f{«u>e t>uii«J k imi i», EH,
less, put in to take the t.-timoo costs i f Illi- 4it content.«, or th.re- always was and "any adv.intimi' 'h • ropil’’lii’ans suer;, d-1 in mu v.-rse criticisms of his management
In said contests, the «rid Fegtle- a: out, pending « culli Le nt least either party ea 1 take of til t
tering'a qi'i-iriim of their own. ii of lhe democratic Congressional
_.Aaclerk, and that sii.iil F>^t> •»• act 40.090. . d 1 h I u.d U n it north [er is take ■: this is the who e w is of course expected thal tie campaign He says wait until the
ed as said cl< rk durii.g ail tl. ihe same. That I nm informed ; sum of substance of it.
vottltl seat th- neg-o co itestv'. eturns ar? in and see the results of
tithe Said contests were pending and so Lelo ve and so charte, h it
If I have a suit in court,
L n "’‘on. tvl o.-w cr.se has le - the committee's work.
and took all the testimony ther.- i; application for po.-tponi mei.t on there danger of my loo.-iug whai peuding for more th in two ve. k-;
Ju.Gce.
That I am informed and so belivv. my part on account i.f ».tsmci what I lmvcHued for, and can I ril.t but that Vh v would attemiit to
»aid Fegtlev unfairly nnd wron; of witnesses, an 1 sickness if the counsi 1 of my opponent, that seit negro-’ number two. wih.ru
All persons indebted to me "o
fully to down said testimony felse- attorney, imi- iiiti to procure at' i;ing equivalent to n di vision ii h.ivi’.g g:v',lt aov previous notiv.
lavk.'mithiiig, wi.l please c>m-at
F. E. B each . President,
ly, strengthening the evidence of itturnev wane of proper notice, etc. my favor—I’ll do it, that's all. Ii ■ f an ..’iiit.-'mio : to call up the c.is ■. • c- ad settle, [ mart have u oi-
E. H ughes , Vice-President.
w.f ry»
the witnesses of the adverse claim I nave ever been denied, while anj the deponent instead of preferrint ami without aLowing one wo d ut v to cirrv on my business.
ants and weakening lind hnvi’ p uggestion from the attorney f> charges from information gained l.y argurm tit no one out iff . of th >•
A. T ipkei :.
kept unwritten and failing and re he adver.e ci limant on th ir be hearsay, had been pr< sent to hear l 1 the pliit I.ad the remotest ide."
l-Oix SA» j W.
fs^'LiHt of Directors and 'ti«-klu>Mm
fusing to take down testimony ad half is listened to nnd granted by the evidence given in these co it. -1 ■' -IL that is exactly what w.
J- J
-dMeed'by-'witHesBes in my fav< r s nd officers. That I mu informed cases spoken of in this affidavit .0 ur. lhe Speakir order, d th
The Red Front Livery Stalle,
in several instances, pretending not and lelieie, and so charge, that die impression would he auitv dif
>«ST
ouili'Ci.'hilina c uit -stid cas. .1 ito.iteli ili Burns, opposite the
2-30tf
APS
to hear such evidence g'ven by rm theeaiil officers do not charge tin ierent; but to accuse under oath U Miller v«.'Elliott to i.e called up
urns hotel Mr. Wilson offers
witnesses; and on several w.'>is:om- a 1 verse claimant their charge of tin 3. land office otlieiaIs’of partiality, .nd i.i riwctlv 13 mii.et. s tl.. ih..- vaimi li- L vi.iv M; b.<• fora» e
during lhe taking of*such teatiino e qs uses and fees of said contest- ind eharge them with misdemeaii- Mouse lt d unseated Col Eilio:i t low figuri». He lives in the
ny, so Conducted himself that much agreeing to take their pa out <f|or?. because some one—who o’f n.d given hi’ seat to th- ; egr., M
imi.tr..-. s mi «list.uico from tow .
valuable testimony in inv behalf me, That I am informed and le course wished to make it appeal i-r S. Vtral H pili l eans; n. Ubly
ai cumini pive thè ■ •ll’ines.’ the
»worn to by my witnesses, and to heve. ai.d so charge, that the Re est for his own side—said suci. • ’»• prig uthtive Ku r. ,,f lo-.va, tiiMf ■i-t.-utu 1 il r. qui;-s is his reason
which I was entitled—to which no ceiver, Ii Kellev, is biased. That was the case, is like whipping it c up ’SU.d- ihe flpaiak.r to all w; .'or .. Ring
n>e»< i« m>t a more
vbjaclion • was made—was lost he expresses himself as hostile to devil around a slump, and coni ng oth sides to : e heard c ore ial.i ,, 1 ¡tu; le ]-'u i-ol p < pi rt v in 1 urns
NKAR l.fliSr. HW*
That said Fegtley is, as I am in me and to my cause, nnd it is im- out at the place you started, of run- i 1 v .te, but the r. publicans h t u I d ai.;, uni desint-g lo ii.vi-st in
’•>. 5e*med and believe, and so charge possible for me to obtain a decision ning a mile race, and being neat as j ‘ hem down atid prove, di d to co ■' fi il kind ofjTrep- rtv, c..nnot etter I •INO W. SAYER
a in-. Ivis in anv iown. t’n.l in •
an ail verse claimant h.meelf. and front him no matter how over far ns thu three quarter Htuke, re- uniiiiatt the' l*gi,Utive disgra
.. di . ri-, al thin <>fi;ce or 011 Mr
(r
directly interested in the result of whelming I | rove tny case. That dou ling rhe efforts to win 0.1 tin i’tivatelv, repip.ijeah.’ ap dogt/in. I WilMin, l'or v..ii «re fikelv to Ione
the con tea tg, hi and about which hi I I am informed and believe, and so home stretch.
r’gni Tue Stili le j< j| whal
Keeps f <»rr »nth on hand f ,n”’1 j
f»: th ii unseemly, hast»., say tha 1
so aeicil hs clerk That there ir ( charge, that there has been organ-
Now its to these outrages—.tain ; oey feared thev ciiuld not h Id tin w rt enmineud it to l.e.
! : iuorum lop any length of time.
to compulsory proces» by which to izeil in said town of Burna, a socie ; in the affidavit to have t.ecii cu»».-
t
‘ OUHl , \ ks *SS; •r*3 >J. I
obtain attendance of witnesses, s' ty called the Settlers Mutual Hotm . mitted in the Burns laud oliic X—it
Toe iatiff. ill L. s t een repo.-ed i
said land offii-e, and it is with dif i’retcction Association, or simi ; such was the ease, why was ic I i.o! ■ troni conference and while io
Soin, , Num er acre f | UI(|;
ficuhy that I can persuade' witnes Inr title, ar.il loth the said land ; made public at tlw time?
332. 2
'I .espects it IH t.vlur than it I was as » I •
Valuatiiri: ■ G 2, 2t.
s?S to give their evidence therei- officers lw long thereto. That it is tin ; Tile dep .nent al.-o < h ;rg 's B ; nr p.i.-.., d I(y the S.-i
:
•
■i. uate
I. K»
..... - organized
....
t
•
. »• , *
. ■ it H 0.1 ti.e! B rus. S45 • ts, V lu li r.: It,
That I am informed and an 1 <-lw-v. 'il jectnf th ■ society to frighten i»u 1 with
having
a seei. ty | .hole, th mist fctr.,Jlous p.e.ic 01 1
)7î.
TT IStiC. ;
and go charge, that tu>on the her.r ; ..nd all who have much proper! called "Mutual UroteCti<m:«ts,’ ti.e I tariff' it gi-|.,t,o.. c.-,.r conceive I
I
Lie of improvements in the
— irvg wfvaid Woodruff contr s». one .1. i in this country and m ik.r the pine. 1 purpose of wfrrvh t-eing to mal e it he ripa.kcaii p.rty, and that is
»II kni-l« „I «'irf«-.« lenSer b .r. iwh i.« e ■
:
KHnt CKlr ITI1*
Rates was sworn ns a nitnes: t ai hot to hold us. That under tin loo hot for lui'ii <rf projKrty and | ,-aving great deal It was only i c untv: V5.75S.
. |tr mv behalf. That lie was a dis protection and nt the instigation ol drivetheln troui the country. Tbeie y the use of the party whip tbuti Mtrch indise: i 105,889.
«>»
Money, noies a id ac mu its: 1 4.
Vitereated and h->r,eat witness the leaders of said organization ali 1 as never any such a nr»o organ
>n agreement was reached in eon ' 504.
against whose character not a word manner of affidavits »re forwarier: [ zed in Burna. Ths settlers hav,
it ienye, and ai-ohl* one lourth of
■df S l»B v n spoken, who d ’-s not rt- to W .»hi gton, all m inner ol tw-li- I »11 organization in the «oantnjth'
Housi-lxd.l firt.iti.r : >23,760
•Je r.-publjcory, privately curse . he
oätsz
Numla r of horses: 7,732, Value-1
vh iry Hayney valley, (when m-my is furnished in the land offici called lhe "Mutual Home i'rob >•' ■ til, which they say rots t Lei 1 to.
lion: <229.725.
esjj. lapd lies) a^the present lino ■ fo »'saiil. to prejudice me and per- uonisls,' nuiu.«ring — .v« are tom'
stiiuents. but. when a Vote is taken
< attle: 27.407; Valuation: >411 -i N. B. A Good —,-wi all the wav
And (hat wbll: he w.is testifying s ti’ in mt isirulition. with the uu I —about d'J un.'11 tier a This organ-
very one ot these men wiH be found 98
’ I
6)8
persons present, parties of such u<1 itboiitiee. Tn u such affiavits and jizatioti if dirposed to do m.-ehiii
-mj;ngly voting for the bill as rt-
Sheep
verse
claimants,
themselves,
aid
testimony
are
su
orne
I
and
false,
21.166;
Valuation:
(32.
Lave
not
the
power
to
do
miteli.
a
w
ported from the conference, There
227.
their wit tsye.-, ryrmirk"! audi i . ut perjurer who signed them are that fact was clearly demon»*rated
.h
h 8 been considerable talk at out
in the bHscnce of said It it. a, ¡1 Imld. d fri m justice l-v «nido-^aii Inst spring in our primaries noth
Number of hop; I9i; Valuation-
the deiuocrap in lhe Senate taking f ( o.
..UfttMid Healing, a. J k-f.r»- lhe : i't >n I aut inform. I and»« h» ve. >tri..«Nr.rtlc and republican. And
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a iv.int ;g.. of the r ties of that t>,dv
’ hatd Fegtly 10.taking Bate»' t< >t
c. - ch rse. 1». >’
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Total valuation:
lepo ent further el.a
th it thu 6 di.-ate the report of rhe tariff
Burns-Cónyon
Sw9
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11.721,349
.-liiony, at the time, tn said l.i 0
Inde! tednci«;
s | onerf 1) tba fit» I U-’.IU F- rga nz .t.ou is
pnw-. rfiu th..* a;j til u itii
»218,186
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I. Jtwrrr, P«*-
riffles, »nd »0 acting n.’.c!--k
Exemption:
ol' B i-i. , and • v
g ;>i <iti the i iiaii.ew men of Bur s, az:ti . - r i.i o-der t > pryv, rrt ihe’ ialiing
>37.955 __
t«vee Burrton MonAS'W, wsaa*’e’'F
yiforesai.lj that said Bat. •
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«»Mance:
.a« oa««r..,. . rite»in». «r,i '’ill«»
, _w >1,415.218.: 5W'C.’. tori«
'l an i xtr,; s«ss:o 1 for the purpo-e
The above ic
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d*ui utrai-1 to trstlfjr agutrst It, ox« that • |<»t lv against it," winch certainly
1» _ sui.ject
to change. '
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jof passing the Fnrco bill, but no hy the Equalization
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