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iìLLXidOUn.* ô >t V. V. J ohnson V M. I). STILLWELL CliO. I. SMITH VlCK P k I.SIDENT SECRF.rARY YNh lltl (C laude T hayer BOARD OF TRADE TILLAMOOK, ORE Ki ll I W. H. Coo*'EK - xecvtive C ommittee < L. H. B kown | WM. 1». STILLWELL [H. V. V. J ohnson W. F. D. J ones , C orresponding S ecki . taby . Meets first aud third .Saturday each month. It was a Michigan man this time who blew out the gas at a hotel instead of turning It off. and was found at 5 o'clock in the morning sweetly sleeping his last sleep. FOREIGN NEWS. An Epitome of the Important Happen* Ings in Other Countries. NOTICE FUR Pl'IILK’ATION. PROMPT, PROGRESSIVE, Land Office, nt Oregon City, Oregon. August IS, 1891—Notice is hereby given Ihnl the following-named settler has tiled notice of JlortljWßSt Fire end his inteution to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made be Insurance Co, fore the County Clerk of Tillamook county, t»t Tillamook, Oregon, on Oct. Io, 1891, viz: OF PORTLAND. Fred Hefty, Pre-emption I). S. No. 7265. for the w M of » e M Head Office, 33 WazhiugUm Street, Portlug ande >, of s w'» of sec 12, t|>. 2, », r 9 w. lie names the following witnesses to prove his The Leading Home Companj continuous residence upon and cultivation of J. LOEWEN BERG, {J M ÖMAXT, said land, viz: President. A G Anderson, G HellhofT, of Nestocton. Tll- Hee. and Maila|(. laniookCountv, G Nelson and 1* Nelson, ot Tillamook, Tillamook county, Oregon. R. R. HAYS, I3-IH J. T. Apperson, Register. CRIMES AND CRIMINALS. A Record of Murder», Other Suicide» M ejìn and Crimes. Alexander Jacques, the French faster, R. W. Clay, a retired Presbyterian has succeeded in living fifty-two days minister, has been arrested at San Pedro, Cal., charged with assaulting an 11- It Is proposed to build a second Can- , without food. A man was killed in a fierce fight be year-old girl. Clay is 77 years old. The adian Pacific road from Hudson bay to tween the Parnellites and anti-Parnel- child is badly injured. Alaska. Do let us have one. Three lites at Nenagh, Ireland. W. F. Slingluff, ex-treasurer of the months in the year it can be used, and A landslide on the Yang-tse, opposite Montgomery Trust company at Morris its freight will be ice and mosquitoes. Cliin Kiang, China, carried nearly one town, Pa., has been arrested, charged hundred houses into the river, among with altering the books of that firm and The steamer Dubblodam was disabled them being several public buildings. appropriating to his own use $18,000 of and came near being lost on the voyage The loss of life was great. its funds. from Liverpool to New York. She was A hotel just erected in Berlin is said Henry T. Edson, son of Franklin Ed a new vessel, and this was only her sec to surpass everything of the kind in son, ex-mayor of New York city, was ond trip The only wonder is that she Europe or America. Among other con arrested at New York on a warrant ever made a single voyage in safety with venience:«, each of the 260 bed.ooiws is sworn out by Fred P. Allen, cashier of provided with telephones. the German-American Bank, charging such a name as that Balmacedn. the deposed president of him with grand larceny in defrauding The craze for clubs among women has Chile, committed suicide at the Argen tile bank out of $5,000. He feared Charles Howard confessed that he at found its culmination in Massachusetts, tine legation at Santiago. where the female convicts in the Wom that his hiding place would be discov tempted to wreck the Pennsylvania en’s reformatory at Sherbora have start ered and preferred death to being cap limited train in Indiana. He was taken tured. to Crown Point, Ind., and at 10:30 ed a club of their own. The organization The Rome Tribuna announces that o'clock his trial was commenced. Two meets on Monday evenings, and these England. Italy. Germany and the United hours later he was sentenced to ten women in prison have the same classes States have decided to make a naval years in the penitentiary. and exercises as their wealthy and aris demonstration in Chinese waters, and Two 8-year-old boys, named Crawford tocratic sisters in tho outside world. that the command of the combined fleet and Slieron, at Liverpool, drowned a will be given to the Duke of Genoa. companion of the same age. They A republic for 600 years. That is what A hundred Russian Hebrew iner- wanted his clothes, so they pushed him the recording clerk of time has set down clinnts, with their families, who were in the water to drown him. He man for Switzerland. In New York city expelled from Russia on short notice, aged to scramble out and they pushed alone there are 25,000 Swiss who cele have arrived at Lemberg, Austria, and him in again, holding his head under brated the day in remembrance of their owing to the absence of any other ac the water until he was drowned. Thomas H. House, United States rail native land Will the American repub commodations are being lodged in the ; road mail clerk on the steamer Edith, lic last 600 years? Of course it will. cells of the prisons. A great literary sensation is expected running between Port Townsend and But when its 600th birthday comes will at London shortly in the shape of a Seattle, was arrested at Port Townsend there be 25,000 Americans iu any one novel by the Duchess of Manchester, by Postoffice Inspector Thrall for rob foreign city to celebrate it? Hardly which treats of society behind the scenes. bing the United States mails. House is The Uuited States is so much more pros It is filled with incidents drawn from of good family connections. He has perous than any other country that its the real life of royalty and thinly dis been drinking and gambling of late. citizens will never leave it because they guised names are used. At Mendotta, Ills., two female horse can better their fortunes elsewhere. Ntimliers of heads of families at Ber thieves were arrested, who gave their lin have been unable to obtain work for names as Ruth Downey and Lillie Hill, Melon Day al Rocky Forst. months, and, with those dependent upon the latter being dressed in male attire. Ono of Colorado's local holidays fur them, live on a diet of potatoes only. The horse stolen was taken from Sand nishes a noble object lesson to other Voluntary charity is invoked and com wich, Ill«., and driven to Mendota. Tho aeighlxirboods anil other states Ten mittees are being formed fertile system girls, both of whom are pretty, are about 16 and seventeen years of age, years ago there were no melons to speak atic administration of relief. It. is affirmed iu London that Mr. and take their arrest very coolly. of in the vicinity of Rocky Ford. One Gladstone has become a violent spiritu A trio of swindlers in West Virginia ranchman, G. W. Swank, had faith and alist. He writes long letters to the press organized secret societies to aid the gov began raising them by irrigation, The on topics which show that he is ready to ernment, which was represented to be idea grew and the melon patch grew, become a medium. There are, it is also short of gold, and was willing to pay in nntil at length 100 acres was not enough as.erti l, dear signs of the dotage which exchange paper, the face value repre to supply the demand. Then other peo Parnell prophesied 11 year ago. senting three times the value of the ple began to cultivate tho colored broth A discovery has been made in an old metal. Many persons were caught in er’s favorite fruit, too. with good re book shop in Dublin of a copy of the the scheme, and it is believed as much original liook of works of Handel, in as $50,000 were realized by the rascals, turns. One result of this thriving and pleas which “The Messiah” is printed for tho v hi> have been arrested nt Charleston. Baron Nordenskilialet of Sweden, who ant industry is tho annual melon pic first performance in Dublin, in 1843. nic at Rocky Ford The dawn of that The work is received with pleasure by secured permission to visit the Cliff the musical world, because it settles a dwellings on the Ute reservation in Col day recently saw 5.000 luscious water long dispute na to the location of the orado. tile understanding that he would melons arranged in a gigantic pyramid Hallelujah chorus. neither destroy nor carry away any of inside of a low wooden (am. At in Professor Ernst Curtin of Berlin claims tlie relics, went upon a work of general tervals around the edge of the great to have discovered an infallible meansof devastation on arriving there. So when pyramid were smaller ones of pale, distinguishing male from female heads th«1 baron reached Durango on his way creamy cantelou|iea «Ml the country in Grecian statues. II«1 says that he lias East he was arrested by the United round alioiit took part in thia unique succeeded in proving in important cases Slates marshal, charged with robbery and delightful outing The only regu that the Greek sculptors invariably gave and will be prosecuted to the fullest ex lation enforced was that the eaters should to the male eye a round, thick form, tent of the law. Lewis Case, a 15-year-old boy, is a re leave their melon rinds U|> oii the tables, while tin1 female eye was made to appear markable juvenile offender. He con liko decent human beings, and not oval and flat. Notice is given in all the German fessisi recently to setting fire to the throw them ti[ioii the ground. sporting papers of the following race, Figueroa Hotel at Los Angeles. He It should lie mentioned that Irrigation open to the horses anil rulers of nil He now admits setting fire to the Metho has produced all this wonderful crop of countries. The distance is from Berlin dist church on Fifteenth street, a Chi melons. The possibilities of irrigation to Frankfort-on-the-Maine anil return— nese laundry, a stable, a grocery store are as yet only dimly understood, and 1,200 kilometers. The date is not fixed, anil a fire-engine house, which he first agriculture in the older states, where but the race is to conic off in the winter burglarized while the force were away rain lias hitherto been depended on, is of 1802. Fifteen thousand dollars and fighting one of bis conflagrations. He 11 gold cup will go to the winner; ; the said lie set fire to the church liecatise his pointing in thia direction. second will receive $0,000, the third Sunday school teacher waa inconsiderate "l'lio G ohih -I of Good Itoads.** $2,.100 and the fourth $1,250. to him. Mrs. Mary Gregory, postmistress of Mr. Isaac B. Potter, chairtmin of the OBITUARY. Viejas, in San ~ Diego, who falsified the New York State Road Improvement as returns of the biiriiliess of her office, sociation, begs the pardon ot the rural Ex-Oongressniiiti Scott of Eric, Pa.. claims that she had to do so in order to community for saying that the farmer the millionaire politician, is dead. She says support henself and family. is not tho only honest man in the world. William Ferrell, probably the most she had to sacrifice time which she Then he proceeds to give his farmer fel eminent meteorologist in the world, died lKs-dtsl to superintend her ranch, which low citizens such a sermon on go«xl as May wood. Kan. did not pay. and snp|>ort six children roads as they never got before, and one Colonel Frederick Augustus Conkling, and an invalid husband, and then found that will remind them of an exhortation brother of the late Senator RoscoeConk- that the remuneration was only 10 to 15 ling, died at New York, lie was 75 cents a day. about tho rend to heaven. She raised her pay from Mr. Potter's little pamphlet is pnl>- years old and always took an active in 15 to 80 cents a day, which, she says, terest in politics. was just enough to buy bread for her Msbeil by the New York State Roa<l Im Ira Berry, grand secretary of the Ma children. provement association. It is to be hoped sonic order of the state ot Maine, died J. Warren Montgomery, a law stu it will lie distributed throughout the at Portland at the age of DO years. He length and breadth ot this land of poor was the first telegraph ojaTator and dent. and son of W. S. Montgomery, a veteran lawyer of California, shot and roads. The stylo is that of a familiar, manager of the Boston office1. killed Miss Mae Adams, daughter of ex- forceful talk. Farmers are first of all Mrs. Elizals tlk Boyden Biddle, grand AsM-mhlyuian Adams of Woodland, at shown how much they lose in pocket daughter ol Francis Hopkinson, a signer that place, and then kilhsl himself. The year by year through our wretched road of the Declaration of Indeiamdence, and couple litui lieen going together for system In Franc« tho government a daughter of Judge Joseph Hopkinson, years against the will of the girl's father. superintends the public highways and author of “Hail Columbia," died at her Two letters were found, one from the ■panda $18,000,000 a year to keep them home in Philadelphia. She was m years girl and one from Montgomery, in which they say they were marriisl ap. and the territory is only four times of age. One of the leaden of the fiery revolu secretly some time ago. and that they as large as the state ot Now York. But tion of 1818, which flrove so many able were unhappy because of the objections in France, on the smooth, hard roads, men from Germany to America, has of the father of the young lady. It has otie hors« can trot along merrily and just died at Chicago. Lorentz Bretano, sine«1 Insù proven that Montgomery drag after him a weight of a ton and a who was president of the provisional tergisi th«> letter purporting to have third, while iu the Uuited States two government of Baden iu that eventful lieen written by tile girl, auil also the horses tre«|ueutly break down uuder a year and who has filled a prominent pri marriage contract. Montgomery was a scant half tou load. Tho extra wagon vate and public pisition in this country hard drinker, and it is said that the girl, repair, extra hone's tho agriculturist for many years, jurased away at Ins fam despairing of reforming him, had broken must keep, extra vexation, delay and loss ily home. He was nearly 7S years old. their engagement. will amount to six times the coat of a lb1 was a charter member of the Reptile CASUALTIES. liean party and fought with the North gixxl road every year in the rebellion. General Franz Sigel, Mr. Putter appeals to tho American A woman nt Sioux Falls. S. D., threw famous in the civil war, was his minis desire fur gain directly at every |x.iint. ter of war in the Baden revolution and two of her children into the water and The woman ami Ho shows liuw giHsI roads bring up the fighting in the ranks was Carl Schur«, then followed them. value vl land every time Near Orange, • ince weretary of the interior of the the youngest child wen1 drowned. Sadie and Mary Cullen, aged 7 and 5 N. J , the land has incnssed in value Unit,si States. years, were burned to death nt Boston. from $1.200 an acre to $2 it00. simply be They ha<l Ksui locked in a Isslnsmi by POLITICAL AND PERSONAL. cause of new roads in L'liion county, their parent* when the latter went to N J., a few years ago tho |>evple wakisl (Tinnnccy M. Depew has returned church. op and put in sixty miles of Telford from his Fnro]>ean trip. Ex-Alderman Samuel Kent met with The Ih'iiiisrats of New York have road. From $V> and $75 an acre farm a tragic death at Syrecnse. N. Y. Ho nominated Roswell P. Flower for gov lands at ouw guv«1 a gnat jump upward fell from a scaffold, a distance of about tu $200 an acre Mr. Potter recommends ernor. fifty fret, and struck head first on a The president has appoint« 1 «! Francis always the Telford road, with Its firm flagstone, fracturing his skull. Mr. Hendricks of Syracuse collector of the Kent waa a miner in California some foundation of Urge solid •tones at the |»>rt of New York. years ago and accumulated omsiderable bottom of a IL The joint political meetings in Ohio at Greatly destructive to a road ts the which Governor Camplsdl and Major wealth. What came near Is ing a terrible acci narrow lire under a heavy weight, and McKinley «¡s-ak attract immense amll- in Bavaria the width of the wagon tire leuces. The meeting at Hamilton was dent occurred at Tehachapi. Cal., on the Smtliern Pacific, the other day. is regulated by law For instance, a two monstrous laiuu ami the parade in the Tile lew Angeles pass, tiger train was wheel wagon for two h.ir-<w must have a afternoon was witmwsed by 50.000 run into in tunnel No. 12 bv a freight l» ” ple. 4 inch tire, while a two wheel vehicle train. Colonel W. W. Harney of San Colonel Joseph C. MeKibls-n. an old drawn by three or four homes must have Francis«» was kilhsl and three or four Californian, who of late vears has lieen a Urv six inches wide. The four wheel injured. The grade at the place la 116 proprietor of Marshal hall, a resort fif wagon drawn by three or four horses teen tilth1» down the Potomac from feet to the mile. must have a tire four inches wide Washington, where a number of “ Forty- The |>rv»i lent lilts spi.unteli William ears the wnt. r. 1 has uo p.acu NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, August 18, I891.—Notice is hereby given that the 1 following named settler has filed notice of his I intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before tlie County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla mook, Oregon, on Oct. 12, 1891, viz: D. L. C. Pike, Homestead Entry No. 6849, for the n e of sec. i,tp. Is, r 10 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz. W N Vaughan, Amos N Vanghan. Samuel Downs and Smith Elliott, all of Bay City Tilla mook county. Oregon. 13-1« J. T. Apperson. Register. R. R, HAYS, M anager . TILLAMOOK. O regon . A o KJ P K0 o p 3 tQ o 3 Q rr a CQ Q K5 3 Q 8 T illamook , —Dealer in— Staple & Fancy Groceries NOTICE FOR I’fJH.lCATJON. Lumi office nt Oregon City, Oregon, August IS. 1891.—Notice in hereby green Hull Die follow- ing-nnnieil settler has tiled notice of his inten tion to make final proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will lie made before the County clerk ot Tillamook county al Tillamook, Oregon, on Oct. 9, iS9i,viz: WOODS, Thomas J. Gregory, Homestead Entry, No. 8680, for the s e K otsc’«' of sec. 3, tp. 2 s, r 9 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, under Sec. 2301, R. S. William Owen“ sr . Wm. H Owens,Jr., Joseph Heyvart. N o Ihivison, of all Tillamook, Tllta- 11100k county, Oregon. I3-18 J. T. Apperson, Register. OREGON. !» NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Oregon City, Ore - n,August 20, I89I.—Notice is hereby given that the follow ing-named settler has filed notice o hisinten-i tion to make final proof in support o Lis claim, | and that said proof will be made t. fore the County clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, A NATURAL REMEDY FOR Oregon, ou Oct. 17, I89I, viz: Niles V. Rogers, Epileptic Fit% Failing Sicknesa, Hy* Pre-emption D. S. No. 7467, for the lots 5, 12 aud tcrics, SL Vitus Haucc, Nervous I7 of sec. 2-1 and lot 2S sec. I3 tp 5 s, r 11 w. He names the following witnesses toprove ness, Hypochondria, Melan his continuous residence upon, and cultivation cholia, Inebrify, Sleepless- of, said land. viz. Fred Sherzinger, D P Harvey, A W Fletcher ness, Dizziness, Brain and W L Gardner, all of Oretown, Tillamook county, Oregon. and Spinal Weak Thomas J. Dudley who made Pre. D. S. No. (WySis especially notified and required to appear ness. and oiler whatever objections he may have to This medictoo hnn direct action upon the sai< I proof. 13—18 J. T. Apperson, Register. lerva oenters. allaying nil irritabilitte» and ncrcafeini; the flow and power of nerve fluid NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ,t is perfectly harmless and leaves no un- Land Office at Oregon City, Ore.,Aug. 2o, 189i. — Notiee is hereby given that tlie following- 1 pleasant effect». named settler has filed notice of hie intenti«)u to make final proof in support of his claim, and I that said proof will he made before the County I Valuable Book on Nenwa Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore LULL DiBeaRBH sentfroe to anyaddra« ■ n a D ai d poor patientH can alBo obteij gon, on Oct. 10, 189i, viz: I 11 L b La tlus medicine free of charge. A. U Whitten, This remedy has been prepared by the Bew Pre-emption D. S. No. 7580, for the s w ’.t of nw%, cj'2 of sw’ j, nw’4 ofHW%, see. 15, tp. Is, end Pastor Ko-jnig. of Fort Wayne, Ind., more UK and i? now prepared under hi» direction by tb r8 w. He names the following witnesses to provehis continuous residence upon and cultivation of, KOENIG MED. CO., Chicago,IL said laud, viz: Sold by Druggists at «1 Per BotUe. Sf« L McFee, Schifl’mann, J Harrington and J 1’ Kane, all of Tillamook, Tillamook county, •5. Large Size, «1.73. 0 Buttle»far Wi Oregon. J. N. ViHjbeis who made Pre. I). S. No. 6345 is especially notified and required to appear and offer whatever objections that he may have to nvj, E a BH A“AN.lKESIS*’rivmln*ts» 0 Ì 3 L W æumVrvV/iÆ'S'1''' said proof. 13-18 J. T. Apperson. Register. r si £SiÄ» NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. GM MF Box -’111), New York Ulf Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon. August ■ ■ IX, 1891,—Notice is hereby given that the follow ing-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the County D. A. FINDLEY Clerk of Tillamook t'ounty, at Tillamook, Ore gon, on Oct. 10, 1891, viz. ----------- DEALER IN------- — Peter D. Terwilliger, Staple and Fancy Groceries Pre-emption D. S. No. 5962 for the 11 eJ4 s®c. 28. tp. 1 s, r 8 w. Dry Goode, He names the following witnesses toprove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, Hats & Caps, said land, viz: I) 8 Bayles. Geo W Shotwell, E M Keys and Boots & Shoe* M A Keys, all of Trask Tillamook county, Ore. J. T. Apperson, Register. Drugs and MedicM CHURCH DIRECTORY. APPOINTMENTS TILLAMOOK, CIRCUIT Woods,............................... Onio«- M. C hurch S outh . First Sunday iu the month, Tillamook li. A. M. and ” ” ” 7.2 7.30 p M. Second Sunday, Wallace school house. 2/ r. M. Third Sunday. South Prairie, 11. A. M. ” ” Pleasant Valley 3. P. M. ” Pleasant Valley 7. I». M. Fourth Sundy Hoquarton school house li. A. M. ” Long Prairie 2.3O a . m . ! R ev . C. W. C ross . Pastor. C has . C hatterton . L O CATOE Parties located on Homestead» ’ Timber claims. Trask River, Near Till»®«1 McTIlomST EHKOrAL t’Hl'RCH. Preaching by the Pa.tornt 7 30 l1 M., the and, J TILLAMOOKJaAUNDfr jr<l and -Ith Sundays of each month. Preaching, bible reading or prayer at 11 A. M. Waahing gathered and dilivert* * on same dates as above. week. Work done on short notice wh««° Sunday School every Sunday at jJtO P. M. Prayer meeting every Wednesdayat 7:3o P. M. Starched nhirta .nets each after June id- G. W. RK'itaansoN, Pastor. Suits cleaned to order. I.F.STER HART. - - PROFBlrii C hristian C hurch . Ehler If R. M organ , Pastor: Will preach at Tillamook, on the third ami fifth Sunday’s of each month, at 1 i : o 0 a . m ., and 7:30 p . m . All are cordially invited. P beshvtkrian C hurch . B ay C ity . BEATTY? logne. Address Daniel F. Beatty, Washington, New ^enf' be /\ ttÿ ’£ piJ\NOgxr © 3 Service« every Sabbath at il a. m. and 7 p. in- Sunday School at Ion. in. A cordial invitation extended to all. R ev . J. A. H anna , Pastor. for catalogue. CLUBBING LIST. H eadlight and Toledo Blade 1 year .. Weekly Call (S. F.) ” fl.Kj Weekly Exaqginer ” .... $2.50 Century Magazine ” $5-<» Detroit Free Pre-«« " ... fi.oo Judge’s Monthly Magazine ” ...... J2.00 Cash in advance for one year is required. NOTICK. o a a CT b) cr* o » Daniel F. Beatty» Washington, New THES^AUGUST Notice is hereby given that the Board of ' Will make regular trip«, the we*** ’ Equalization for the County of Tillamook, State of Oregon, did meet as per notice given ! ting, from and in accordance with the requirements of TILLAMOOK TO ASTORIA AUD I'11» law. in the Clerk's office, county and state afore- ‘ For Freight rate» or l'a-«»g applf “ said, on Monday, August jiat, 189I, for the pur ! po*e of equalizing the county assessment, for1 the year lWl. but by reason of the Intent s» tn , NOTICE OF FINAL SETTI.E*®’1 receiving the blank assessments from the ■ state, the county assessor has been unable to To WII3M ir Sit COMCRRY complete the same within the time prescribed Notice is hereby given that J. » * L !1 bylaw. Therefore the meeting of the above ecutor of the tart will and Tc»U'»e**, Board of Equalization was adjourned until Coleinan Heo ased. 6l«-d hi« Monday. October 5. t*M. *t which time all per the Estate of Mid deceased in the sons interested in said equalization will please of the state of < Iregon for the cooaff be in attendance at the Clerk'soffice, county and monk and that Tuesday the »rd » state aforesaitl. I«91. at to o«.lock A. M. at the And further nottce is given that the cancella Mid county has been fised by mh ! tion of any and all mortgages that were duly time and place Sir hearing object)*• entered upon the Comity Clerk's abstract ami count and the settlement thereof .. turned over by him ou August is, l«9r. to the September .2.I. >Zth ;-| l«»i I | . J s * "'Jf'iir KL^iie IA* L*- County Assessor, for purposes of taxation, such I T tor Manlab, ' I ’■«'5“'TT,rt«»eLa Ally E.U. Jwnl^JSj ’p^ cancellation will not be allowed to affect the i value of the lists of the party or parties to whom they arc accredited, but the sums, as ' evidenced by such mortgages, wilt I'ontmue to lie held for taxation for th« year of the assess men! in which they are entered. Aiwo, further notice is hereby given that from I pajier in Till;»®00 and after <»ct«»ber 3th, lfoi. no further indebeted- neaw w hatsoever will be allowed to hk> enter-a^f giving
