The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-16


THE Kentucky Free Mason comes down
upon the promotion of King Kalakaua
to the thirty-second degree Of Masonry,
and undertakes to say that the king could
not work himself into lodge. It:pro-
tests against any efforts to give rank and
wealth those privileges in Masonry to
which merit and intelligence alone are
entitled.
The largest individual tax payer in
Boston," Nathan Mathews, pays a tax of
$35, 1888. He complains of the unjust
over-valuation of his real estate, and
says that his whole productive real es-
tate-that is, nearly one hundred stores
and dwelling houses and wharf property
docs not produce an average return of
three per cent. over insurance and taxes.
A store which rents only for $40, 900 is
taxed at S125. .00O This is in the burnt
district. but his North End property is
rated so high that it does not rent for
over three per cent; even taking the
aysraes of .seva, vsars tb;s boJds eoe,d J
so lotb are tba asssssor. - rscorr;ve ~
depreciation of property in any district.
A vKRy i'm nortent ;nvent;on has hsen
made bv T.;enten.nt Mstaroff of ~
Russian navy which il ;nt.nded -. nra m
vant-.hs .;;,t;nro of st;n. !, ossss - .1oI
l;s;on = ot,,sr d.,nsrs r. ss eons;sts ~ -
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lest Tbsss mats s-s nrs,t;cslIv ;nde.
struct;bls >,,s when exnoss5 t. the ragssd -
edge ~ ;ron mates however large tbe.
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the investment does NOT rive ENGLAND
the hold ON Eovnt which sbe exnectesd
10 have
THE largest cotton mill on this conti-
nent is in course of erection at Valley
field. near Montreal. Canada. The main
building is two hundred by one hundred
feet wide, and is five stories in height.
Near this structure is another three-story
building. sixty five by forty-five feet.
All the walls are of stone. TO drive the
tbfrty-seyen thousand spindle. and the
seven hundred looms there il good
water power and three turbines of about
two hundred and fifty horse power each.
A bleachery CAPABLE of bleaching every
week ten thousand pieces of forty Yards
each. ia also beiny constructed and Il ;s
,a;ll Ill, l. 4; n,;ll;l,, = "a - a, -
.tbousa1d t;va bnndrsd n;;ecss @ ~ med;nn
white sb;rtinvs ner week
cs,vv I1,sr,cSp pv.n of w;so.;n
To- $1,000 t,,as =. !" .91o.'a.n'
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-, = - - = s-'.s r.as0 1n'' sIe
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na sarnrao,ar myA az "fseiy eAs.ausu " .ne
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medsIsd ! e.. ss aans,e- Dassle nonannoou
And i i not tis ss;r,s -. os AZ -. =
chiefly give emn,ovment 70 ons - - 80
zion II hos ossont;ollr ond hah;.ra,,s. Ill
- daw;tr N H. : rs 81.
t;orsts = Inar;s,, ~ .. e 80. anu = 'ol-
and brnt.l rs~,,,s;ra saI 49,. ssA-se
b,,mar Efsn M s''' n
R1cHARn HrNpy D4N4 I'D Who bo.
been nominated bv the Prss;esnt , . - to sne me-,
ceed Minister sebsnck is cr.ndson ~ ~
Chief J,,s,;ca Fr.nc;s Dans .,,d -.
horn a. C.no,r;dro No., -. -. "a' ::
1s15 He was gradna+ad =. I Hs~. u u
College in 1897 eand oSu;t.aJ 20. - q a. :
Beston bar in 1s4o He .oon acon;rsd
an extensive practice his knowledga ~
sea ,,sages and laws Giving him eror,los
ment in large nnmber Of adm;r.lt,
cases He was ! delegate 10 10 the Rnfaio
Convention in 1915. rasr, ,hsr 80 go az So. S.a4o
Constitutional Convention in 1853. and