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Christmas Tree.

The children of the FIRST Presbyterian
church were treated to a Christmas tree last
night. 1t was laden with choice presents
Tor all. Col. J. L. Alternately, the superinten.
dent of the school, was present, and certainly
mnst have been q source Of much gratidca.
ton to him to see 20 many happy faces about
him. Col. Alternately has done good work
with his school, and II is now the largest and
most prosperous In the city.
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How Limeata.e aiaed lrrieaal1
The care Of Lambs,
Minnesota Farmer,l

Last springs lambs ahonld. be we'll provided
with good shelterins houses. Lambs canno,
bear the Same degree OF cold and damp - old
sheep. to get wet from exposure to rain OF
snow, 6 they are apt to take cold. from
which they do not readily recover. To IN.
sure healthy growth Of lambs, during the
early frostytand winteriweather they must be
regularly sheltered every night and fed Q
uttie grain rs soon a. the pastures have
JAILED. They should be fed very lightly at
INST, for fear OF starting the wool. Oats are
much better than corn. and the feed for each
lamb may be increased, 30 At the end Of two
or three weeks II viii have reached one.half
pint. II corn Is fed instead Of oats much Il Is
will suffice. a smsI amount Of grain during
and go01 pure water, with GOOD shelter, dry
litter. good ventilation and little salt once
q week, will keep lambs in growing and
Never frighten lambs, and do not fail to
separate the sick from the strong.
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Administrators Notice.
BE STATE OF KANSAS. L..

deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tha1Lstteas
IN Of Administration have been Er1nted
TO the undersigned on the Estate OF Francis
Honorable. the Probate Court OF the county
and State Aforesaid, dated the eighth day Of
December, A. D. 1879. Ncv,san penooa
having claims against the said Estate are
hereby notified that they must present
the same 70 the undersigned for allovanoe,
within one year nom the date Of aald
Letters, or they may be precluded from
any benefit OF such estate and that n
such claimI be not exhibited within three
yeaxs after the date Of GAid letteu. they ohall
b forever barred.
g. SIANoNDe. Administxatoe
OF the EstaSe Of Francis Zedon, deoo0oed.
ThursdAy Dec. II, 1879. va
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Nearly IN Iten

Another boy came near making himself
the victim Of q Newspaper item yesterday
afternoon, By tying to climb on . passing
train, Had IL not been for one of the train
men he would have been killed, He will fur.
nish Al item some day II he does not keep
away from the depo.
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J. 9. StaEkey. prominent ana innuentila
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint for sevefaI
years, and have used every remedy I could
hear OF, without any relief whatever, until
saw your ShilOhs VltaliSer advertised In our
paper, and was persuaded to try 1t. am
happy to state that IL has entirely cured me.
1t is certainly the best remedy I ever knew
off, Price Is cts. Sold by Arnold 4 Hunt
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DE-. Lyons Tooth Tablets
Whiten the teeth, II used daily.

Use walter Baker 4 Co.'S CHOCOLATE
II you desire the best in the market. The yer.
dict NJ experts. both In Europe and America,
has Tor many years testified to tts great excel.
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wicked for CIersymeu.

al believe 1t to be all wrong and even wick.
ed for clergymen or other public men to be
led into giving testimonials to quack doctors
or vile stuffs called medicines, but when a
really meritorious article is made I'M ce com.
mon valuable remedies known to all, and
that all physicians use and trust in daily, we
should freely commend 1t. ! therefore cheer
fully and heartily commend Hop Bitters TO.
the good they have done me anG my friends,
firmly believing they have no equal for fam.
lily use. will not be without Them"
REV. Washington, d. c,
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Real Essarer.ansfers.

The following transfers were recorded by
Esxister Crovder yesterday.
Lysander B. Wheat and wife to John !.
Mower 30 acres on the east side OF the west
$50 acres OF the northwest quarter of section
G, township 8, range =. $50.
Gustav Schmeckel and wife to John. Han
Zoe, lots and 2, Clark and Rees' addition,
$40,
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Administr1or' Notes.

THE STATE OF KANSAS. Ia.
LEAyENwORTH COUNTY.
In the Probate Court in and fol, said county
In the matter OF The estate Of Jacob Henry
Pieison, deceased.
AyOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that letters
~ OF adm Dlstratton, with the Will an.
nexed, have b3en granted TO the undo rsiened
on the estate of Jacob Henry Pierson, late OF
SAID county, cecess ed. By the Honorable, the
Prob lie Court Of the county and State afore.
said, dated the 18th day Of October, A. d. 1877.
How, all persons having claims sRainat the
said estate are hereby notified that they must
present the same 70 the undenigned for al
iowance, within ono year from the date of
said letter., or they may be preeluded from
any benefit Of such estate; and that n such
claims be not exhibited within three years
after the date Of said letters, they shall be
forever barred.
WILLIAM 81. LKwH,
Administrator, with will anneIef, of the Is.
tate Of Jacob Henry Piernp, deceased.
Thursday, Dgcemb-r II, 1879 W3w.
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We have Q speedy and positive cure 70
catarrh, Diohthelfa, Cankermouth and Head
ache in 6HILOHS CATARRH REMEDY. A
Nasal injector free with each bottle Use It
II you desire health and sweet breath. Price
~ cts. Sold by Arnold 4 Hunt. sat &w
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The 80ll1n9 Stone Gathers no Mess.
So the rowing farmer Is quite apt 10 live an
uneasy and restless life and die and leave no
homo for hisswife and children. Every young
farmer may plant trees In his early life
whose delightful shade or healthful fruit he
may reasonably hope to enjoy in his declin-
ing years. Let the young farmer make MP his
mind to live and be on his farm, unless there
are special reasons fer for changing, and then
improve every opportunity to make his home
such q he vii epjoy when old. Let him aim
to make II . good place to live and n will be
. good place 70 die.
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A Marrow Escape.

A colored man who is employed in adjust.
ing and removing grab hooks from Ice blocks
at Casper's chute came near being seriously
injured yesterday sfterr Don, by being caught
in the thigh and abdomen by one OF the
hooks, which broke its hold on the ice that
was being hauled mp by horse power. He e.
capped win q slight cut In the thigh and
clothing sOmeyhat torn.
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and approach toward robust health, by the
use Of Fellows Hypophosphites he must
abolish the habits Of life which induces the
disease; the effect OF the greatest triu.aph
In :medicine can only be transitory, whist
man persists in the gratifl cation Of vicious
or pernicious habits. wit
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DISTRICT COURT.
Trapped In Iowa, and In the Hands Of
she Law-Me Will Arrive with y.
Office To. Morrow.

Late night before last, the Chief of Police
received a telegram from the City Marshal
OF tOttumwa. Iowa, stating that Geo. w.
Huntzinger, the defaulting dry goods clerk,
had been arrested while trying to get posses.
sion of some trunks and q valise, having
gone from Centreville TO Ottumwa, for that
purpose. Early yesterday morning Deputy
Marshal Yerkes started for Oitumwa to get
his man, and will probably return with him
Tomorrow.
M. Ettenson. who has been the principal
loser, says that he has no particular desire to
prosecute Huntzipger, his chief object being
10 recover his lost goods, although he may
be forced by the authorities to appear with
Others as Witnesses against the accused.
This is one case where tho police force has
worked as a police force tould work, faith.
fully following up every clue until the right
one was found, and then promptly arreeting
the fugitive. That they will make q strong
case there can be no possibility OF Q doubt,
and IL would not be reasonable 10 suppose
they will let the game slip through their
fingers after so much hard and excellent
work 10 capture IL.
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OFFICE hA1LROAD TRANSFER Co.,
Cor. THIRD AND WYANDOffH, =
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, August Is, 1871
kadian Herb Buffers Co:
Dr.. Stark, my family physician, prescribed
Indian Herb Baters for my wife, who had for
years been q martyr TO sick headache. It af.
fordS me pleasure to bear testimony that
since she commenced the use OF the medicine
her dull sick headache has departed, and
that attribute her recovery wholly TO your
remedy. w. W. Brown.
Superintendent.
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For diarrh9A dysentery, bloody-fux,
cramps In stomach, and collie, whether AZ
fecting adults. children, or infants, Dr.. Prices
Compound Extract of Smart weed is 6 SOW
eign remedy. 1t Is compounded from the
best b.an3y, Jamaica ginger, smart weed or
water pepper. snodyne, soothing and healing
Gums. For colds. rheumatism, neuralgia
elections, and to break up fevers and In.
fammatory attacks 1t is invaluable and
cents by druggists. Wit
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deem 1t my duty TO acqusint sufferin :
humanity with the fac that ST. JACOBS OIL
IL the most beneficial rsmedy ever intro
duoed; this I have practically tested. For
the past sixteen years I have suffered with
Rheumatism. and SO severely that 1 was often
robbed Of my nights rest. A change of
weather would have the most painful eject
on me, for then could move neither hands
nor feet. i tried every known remedy, but
of no avail; at last somebody recommended
st. JACOBS OIL, and / concluded to try it,
Iy used half a bottle, the pains diminished,
and to-day am well and hardy once more,
The small sum Of hffy cents had cured me,
wit THOMAS Orr, st. BOniface, Pa.
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Il
Inar.nrr1rVVntiOn. Exhausted vitality.
neryois and physical debiiitj, or vitality
impaired by the errors OF yon'h or 700 closo
Application to bus ness, may be res'Cred SiiH
manhood regsined. ..t..,, -,
Too hunoredth addition, revised ana
enlarged lust published. u Is n standard
medical WORK iis be- III IRE hDgilsh iaI-
guage, written by III IsiG an ci gf'at exlef.
fence to whom was sshrfed goid anu
,evelled nredAi DJ The SaConat 1edlcsl
Association. II contains beauti'u. ana very
expensive sngrsvings. Three nundied pag.
more than 80 valuable prescriptions 'or "a!
forms Of prevailing diseases, the Iesuit o!
MANY wears OF successful ard extensive
practice, either one of which IL wofi' zen
times the price OF the book Bouno "a ~ eLeh
cloth, price only 81, sent by fnaIi pcs, pa.d.
TIE London Lancet says: NO pe.soh
should be without this vaicao.e DOCK Inc
author il a noble enefacioT.
An illustrated samp lie sent to all ON receipt
of cents for postage. 10, {,
The an hor sfer. by PERMISSION, 70 JOS
FISH Fir, president; w r lNGHAA, we
presideDf; PAINE, N ID; G. . LIT, NJ !;
n + COI-CET. 81 d.; X II KLINE. N D; J ,.
HSIOOMB. N %: y X LYNCH. II d. aad NJ
ROICONNELL, II D., faculty.of the Phi adel-
phta Uniyer.lty of Medicine and surgery.
Also the faculty of the American University
Of Philadelhia: also Hon p a BlsSELL, NJ
D, president OF the National MedicaA Asso-
q ton.
Address d. W. Fl PAR. nEst
KER, No. Bulnncb st. 0EnI,
Boston, AaSs. The author DE
e :; .: SCH RYSELF
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county, Maine, for the bsst corn crop ON one
eighth Of IN aHe, there were l3s contestants.
The whole amount Of corn Seised By them
was ], % Bushels; .average 70 each boy, II
bushels, and the average amount pr acre,
100 bushels. Moses Nilliken, Of BiddeSord,
raised - bushels. which Wa ut the rate OF
I'D bushele Pc! acre. The second W1s q the
rate OF l52 bushels per aero. No 0ueoeaDful
competitor raised less than ct the rate Of l@0
bushels to the acre. Mr.. Allen Offers for next
year seven prizes, amounting 70 $50, to the
boys OF the whole State, end, II . boy In YORK
county takee the INST prize Of 500, Mr.. Alien
Will add TO It gold watch.
How Limestone Aided Irrigation.
An item in the Catasauqus Dt'pGsaA affords
an illustration OF the wonderful capacity Of
Limestone soil to absorb large quantities of
water. By nning up . sinkhole along the
Catasauqua creek which received large part
OF the stream, gentleman has irrigated two
formerly dry farms Is they were sndoubted-
ly irrigated yean ago, but beyond the memos
~ OF the Oldest :nnabitant. The sinknoIe
alluded to was probably due TO the caviDs in
OF the earth because OF the rotting away Of
the limestone bed rock. and the stream being
partial turned into the hole: began to IN.
dergo filtration that at Q distant point results
ed In the crystal purity OF some spring, prob.
ABLY now dried up. The simple accident of
niling up this Ginkhole has IL creased the fen
tiltfy OF . ecod deal Of land 70 richness 1t had
nos enjoyed before In several generations.
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HNHEuntoid mige1les that
re,ult from indiscretiOn
in early life mBy be allsyi-
a'ed and cured. Those WHO
doubt this assertion should
purchase the new medical
work published by tn u
PEABODY MEDICAL IN
D 3TIIUTE, Boston entitled
aA&ns nG LIZ. mr.
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THE COURTs.
Q. g. COMMISSIONERS CouRr.

The only case before U. s. Commissioner e
n. q. CIoagh, yesterday, was that Of the Uni.
ted States against Ben. Thompson, who WA
charged with making q murderous assault,
on one James Warren, Q ho.el runner and
ticket scalpaz, the assault being made on the
reservation. The assaulted party did not ap.
peay.to prosecute. and the defendant waived
an examination and VS. held to bail in the
sum OF $500 His own recogBIz lnce was taken
for the amount, and be was released.
DISTRICT COURT.
No business in the Clerks ONCE, except
SpeculatIons on sleigh rides and studying out
designs for New Years cards.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE.
Deputy Rohr busy reading the proofs OF
several advertisements; but no arrests,
"Nottfing new"
PROBATE COURT.
Thefollowing licenses were issued by Pro-
bate Judge, Diefendorff yesterday:
VIM F. O'Dsy and Alics Warren.
VIM. r. Hubbard and Laura z Washing.
ton.
Judge nearly up with his books.
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Zeal
HRYSEIF

CURIs By ABSORPTION
HheumatlsD, Neuralgia, Malaria.
"Sapanuie," the wonderful Giyeeyfn> Lotion
n q positive cure; IL has never failed.
"Sapanule" hiss no equal for Chronic Lane
neas, Lame Back. Lumbsgo. Sprairs, Pies,
diseases OF the Skin. Fry sir elias, Salt Rheu0,
Ecxems- Humors OF the Scalp, &c Bip'neTIs.
tory dissases. Ladies Who suffer from local
diniculties Md Immediate relief ard a per-
manant cure by using ''5apanule" Used H..
sponge or foot bath removes all snTenesstt
BODY, limbs and feet. Satisfaction gusran-
teed or money refunded.
. Sold By al Druggists. Price Soc and s. sec
bottle.
send for ILLUMINATED circular and carcs.
SAMUEL 6ERRT & COMPANY,
Proprietor, 80 Broadway, y. 7.
doe7 at sanwed&W
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DR. WHlfTsEns
AZ & Chaeioo otrest, s. Louis, Mo
CURE YOURSELF

n,,nerty al forms Of s2srasssoErsss -
Ssshnssa SessfnA Debility, inpssea-ye ct and -;
ho.o Who hsyr destroyed tby sexual ce.r Frs
iccs. f.S.n To seyen rs tire Hhis
beer used by Dr. bohanns1 in his rrir o. T--s 2.
thirty years, never known TO al :. cH-f 80
y WORST CAsES VI gives vitality ard i.s.ars en- ~
IN wonderful eject 10 those mitids-agcd . -, s.
vakness beyoad their years lts inyigors;!u. n, $50
trit 81 once Young sudlTnS T. ON = 49,
a-ncws Of thu. dradfaly Obstructive habit o. So
An use MS medicine WIN the asshranc> of sesy "
RaNAAESr The patient gains strength au,. s.ss
y Ct spirit a once as acts directly the Pss s.
d sooth and healing tonic and AnCdyust,
sxed seminal .esicscs and iEftsied drr s=r-ing e,
and toEe end restoring them TO their
- IL the barefu habit had ben midas ed IN d.
ingredients simple productions Of us:urr5s.Ns
axrb etc, sud a spccite Tor the chow DISEASES
3Pricc live Dosrs sent Oh tl,i diTectiolL e. u
sIy address For salcony 81 DIR G. A Bohznusrs ofFrs
No l North Fiith street. te;ven Washington ..enue ai
tirsen street. 80. Louis, Mo EstabiisA Vi in tSS
~ Dr. BIS -sr.aaks o. Special bier ~ hLcl sves,
car ,ieiineaon Of the nature,
ure. ETC., Of slfuiLis. SEMINAL wYikSEs- IN, . q,
SEE to any address upon rrcsipt CT one stsup
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rRseoed and FaxmG.l
In tAo ecatsse t1ue The peiso offered By
ounnaa y, Allsa 70 the seys Of York
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Cen IAuR

Linimsnts viii surely exterminats
tho pain. There il mo- Strain, Spr-in,
Cut, Scald, Burn, Bruise, Sting, Gall
or Lameness to which Mankind or
Dumb Brutes are subject, that does
not respond to this Soothing balm.
Tho Contaur
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Address d. W. Fl PAR /.
KER, No. Z Bulfincb 81.
Boston, Mass. The author
may be consulted on ell
diseases requiring skill
and experience.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

SEC. r., hen the taxes are levied
and assesSQ a. provided u Section ten
of this Qfdinance, the Clerk shall
forth with make out tar roll, and it
must be alphabetically arranged as in
said assessment roll. and it shall also
contain description of the real estate
as in said assessment roll, and it shall
alep ,ccnlain , column showing the
total valution OF real estate and a col
.umn showing the total valuation of ali
personal property. and also columns
showing the lsAount and character Of
tax opposite each persons name on
aid tax ron levied and assessed as
hereiubefore provided, to be collected
from soch persons. And it shall also
contain columns Showing the aggre-
gate amount ofsall taxes charged on
the valuation of real estate. and the
aggregate amount Of al taxes charged
on the vsluation OF personal property.
and the aggregate amount of all taxes
charged on the valuation OF all proper
ty assessed to each person named in the
assessment roll. When said tax roll is
completed. the Clerk shall. certify the
same. and be must deliver it forthwith
to the City Treasurer and, charge said
Treasurer With the amount of tax due
on said tax roll: and thereafter. until
said taxes shall .ascems delinquent. the
same may be paid 10 the City Treasur.
er a. provided BY law. Prorided. ho,e-
eper.. that no tax shall be satisfied and
paid Otherwise than by payment of the
came in lawful money of the United
States. !. Asf ..as oeia not, nll1
SIC. Is. In constituting this Ordin-
ance words used in the masculine gen.
der include the feminine and nauter,
and the, word person includes corpo-
ration ~ veil Is . natural person.
SEC. IA. The following Ordinances
on the subject matter of this Ordinance
are now, hereby repealed. that is to say:
Ordinances numbered eighty-twe. nine
ty-two. one hundred aud thirty five,
one hundred and thirty-six. enc hun
dred and forty-three, one hundred snd
forty five. one hundred and seventy
eight. and all other ordinances and
psrts of ordinances. on the said subject
matter Of this Ordinance. or in any
manner conflicting with any of the
provisions of this Ordinance. Pro
oidkd. hoseersr. that the repeal of said
Ordinances shall not affect any tax
levied and assessed, or any act done or
forfeiture incurred. or any right estab-
lished. accrued or sccruing under any
of said Ordinances, hereby repealed. or
any suit or other proceeding pending
to collect or enforcs the payment Of
any tax levied and assessed under any
Ordinance hereby repealed.
SIC. Is. This Ordinance shall take
effect and be in force at the expiration
Of Eve days after the same shall have
been published. -.>.,aa
Passed the Common Council of the
City of Seattle this the 9th day of April,
1880, and approved and returned the
10th day of April, 1880. a
ii h1. ssoI O. JACOBS,
Attaok: A SIP Mayor.
3. S. OSBORNE. City Clerk.
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by the ADVANCE IN price Of paper. tho
Chicago Times win lose $lOo. 600 per
annum. To sffset this partially the
publisher has just given the largest or
dor for paper that ever VIII from an
American newspaper; that is, for 1000
tons. BY taking 90 large . quantity
considerable saving was effected. The
New York World has been compelled
TO como up in price; tho charge for the
Daily being now four cents copy 10
place of three formerly charged. An
inferior quality Of paper has been
adopted in other Offices. n long main
tanned. the effects Of the advance will
DO seen in many ways, as above indi-
Gated. in the death of sickly sheets. in
reduction in the sizo Of large papers,
&C.
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OREGON.

PoRTLAED. April l3th-Mr Laii;aw.
ex- British Vice Consul. chsrac.erizes
the pilot ring, which exists in all its
glory. in and about Astoria, ms one Of
the most powerful and dangerous con-
cerns ever known in Oregon.
The schooner Emily Stevens. which
arrived at the mouth Of the Columbia
from Coquille river on Friday evening,
attempted to cross the bar without the
aid OF tug. She reached the point
just inside the bar WHEN the wind hiled,
and. though her anchcr was drepped
% short time wonld have seen her driven
on the spit had not Capt. Parker arrived
with the tug Katie Cook and brought
her in.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS !
ORDINANCE NO. 2lO.
IA 0rdisaacs to prorids for assessing.
leryias sa1 aosieotiAs tAs city revenue 81
tie City Of Seattle

The City Of Seatts does orsiais a fausss:
SECTION l. The Assessor Of the City
Of Seattle shall snnpaily ascertain b,
diligent INQUIRY. between ths First
Monday in April and the First Noaday
in July in every year. the names 81 ell
persons liable 20 taxation fOr city par
poses within tbs fmits q nid ciay, and
also AL the personal property AID al
real estats within said limits, or owned
BY persons inhabiting said city taxable
for city purposes with ths names Of
the ownsrs thereof. ~ far - he can
: fad out; aud he shalt cause 10 Be made
out "a assessment roll Of oil such taxa
BILE peuOrs aud property - herein
provided, and he sAall certify and re-
turn the same to The clerk Of said CITY
|on or before ths FIRST Moadsy Of July
in each year. All assessments of pro
psIsy IS conteapiafed in this Ord,-
nance shalt Be made With reference to
the first Monday u Apri. q l2 o'clock
meridian next preceding any such as-
sessrens; AID all property shall b
ASSESSED 10 the parsons Who own on
claim the same on the neat preceding
6rss Nasd@y Of April at IL o'sleek
meridan.
SEC ?. The Assessor SHALL require,
as fsr - he has knpviedss, any persoo
liable to pay tax for city purposes, Ia
farnish 10 hasn liss Of ell his real and
psr~slsi property hsbie 10 taxafios "a
said pariosea stating ths eans n de-
tail. ard he shasI rxouiro snrA urrsn~