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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-10
PERSONAL :MENTTOY.

'' - " '7t''IS 'iE'V thio VIVA
Rev. Hit. of Grafton, was in
town this week.
W. W. Mccoy, of Marietta, Ohio,
was here on Thursday.
Philip Adler, of Clarksburg, was
in Weston this week.
Drummcrs have been rather
scarcs for the past week or two.
Simon Bush, of Troy, was in
town on Thursday.
Miss Anna DAVIDSON and Miss
Arnold. Of Jacksonville, were
visiting friends hero this week. .
Mrs. linn, Of ClarEsburg. has
been visiting her father, Elias
Fisher, Esq.
Mrs. ". a. Barnes. who has been
visiting in Pennsylvania for some
time, has returned.
Dominick Feeley, who has been
in the west forsomo time, returned
this week.
Hon. Z. S. flyer, of Braxton,
was registered ut the Bailey House
on Monday.
Isaac Shea, OF Wyoming Terrific.
~, but formerly Of this county, is
visiting friends here.
Thomas McCrcery, of the Buck
hanuon Banner, called on lis OH
Tuesday.
Leo Kahn, who was in the
clothing business in our town for
some time, is soon TO he married to
Miss Lena Fox, Of Cincinnati.
J. W. Si@lding, u Weston boy,
who has bccn in the N'Ost for
somo time, is now attending
medical lectures in Baltimore.
We had n pleasant and paying
call from our old friend, ". ]. Bal
ley, Esq., Of FreOman's Creek yes
tordIy.
Mr. Richard Frctwcll, whose i'll
ness We mentioned come time
since, is still very low, with no
hopes Of his recovery.
i. i. Baldwin and son, Of Pitts
burg, were visiting 7. NJ. Cha!fant
last week. Mr.. Baldwin is en-
Gagged in the iron business.
Messrs. J. ii. Bennett, Henry
liHnnon and William i. Lively
attended Circuit Court at C!arks'
burg this week.
George j. Hurley, who has beer
clerking i'll the store of. S
iGrrgory for the past year, has Sc
cured a position ina store in New,
burg, Preston county.
We are glad to see Mr.. john
Luke, who WAS injured BY falling
from of a scallold at the Asylum,
ahlo to BE- about again.
W. &. Bennett. Esq, n member
of the Democratic State Executive
Committee, attended q meeting Of
that Committee at Parksrsburg OH
"Wednesday.
Miss Tillie IIockner, who has
been employed in the millinery
store Of Mrs. Atkinson for some
time, returned to her homo in
Grafton OH Saturday last.
"Dan" Nolan, who has been
clerking in the Star Clothing
House for some time, has been laid
up for Il week or two with lem
orrhages Of the lungs.
Prof. Wiedman went to Buck
harmon on Thursday for the
purpose of teaching Il class ii
dancing. We learn he will divide
his time between Buckhannon anC
this place.
". W. Brannon, who has beer
visiting relatives in Virginia fol
several weeks, returned Oh We'd
nesday. lie reports tho STAFF
debt as the all.engrossing theme Of
discussion in political circles
The people, however, he says
take special pains to inform The
visitor that this is Il domestic
trouble, but that they arc IL unit
on national ISSUES.
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SNcelM MotNrcs.

Don't FREEZE YOUR EEET.-F=
will bay u good pair nj boots at the
Star Clothing House.
Examine the ras,ors at J. \.
Barnes, they ARE very cheap also
extra caster bottles.
The hest inspected Lamp Oil 4
Barcs Drug Store.
Try the Worm Syrup prepared
by Bare 's-sure cure for worms.
Dox'r SInvEn.-$33 20 will buy y
good suit of clothes st the Star
Clothing House.
The hest-thc cheapest, the "Lit-
tie JOKER at Barnes.
Resins, 'currants. cityon &c, best
quality al Barnes.
Canned corn, peaches, tomatoes,
&C., &C., for sale at J. \. Barnes.
II YOU will Use the "Littlc Joker"
smoking tobacco YOU will use no
othcr-at ia. Barnes
ITominy, dried corn, cranbcr-
RIGS, mince meat, &c, DC, at J. a.
Barnes.
The hest heavy winter IS ~
over coat in town can he found At
Dunnington's.
Paper, pens, pens, pencils, states,
tationery, &C., Mt lMrc's.
The best wholc-stock - 80 boots
in town can be found at Dumning-
toms.
Try Barc's Horse and Cattle
Powders, and he convinced that
they are the best.
At Mrs. Patcrson's you can get
good coffee ut Is cents per pound.
Gregory has added Dry Goods
to his Grocery Store. Now bring
in your butter and eggs.
Gregory will not let any one
un,lerscll him.
IEominy, Buckwhcat Flour, and
Dried Corn, Peas, Peaches and
Apples for sale at Gregory'S.
Look at those fine Vases Gregory
has-tlrcy are cheap.
Grcgory's stock Of Glass and
Quconswarc is still! cheap.
At Gregory's you can get glass
sets-four pieces-for 10 cents,
and glass tuMblers 26c un'l goblets
sc per dozen.
Gregory wants wheat, corn and
oats for his cheap Groceries.
Choice Buckwhcat Flour for
sale at the Woodford Mills.
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps
in great variety and for salo for
cash or produce at Brinkman 4
Co.'S
Little children ask your ma TO
go to Gregory's and get one Of
those fine Dolls.
Norlcn.-l have opened u new
limo of Groceries and Confsction-
cries, on Second Street. three doors
baIow Ross opposite the Hayden
House. take this method Of
inviting all my old customers TO
call. J. 5. WILKINSON.
Oysters y specially at J. s.
Wilkius0n's.
A yard of calico. q yards Of
carpets one coat, and n pair OF
pants at i. Brinklnan Il Co.'S.
Boots, Shoes HATS and Caps at +.
Brinkman t. Cos.
Go to Mrs. paLtcrsons for your
groceries, she is selling everything
atbuttvm Irriccs.
Go to Mrs. pattcrson's for yocr
fruit jars both glass and Stone.
Reader, go and take 4 look nj
Banrcs' show windows, then step
in, examine and purchase.
Good cheese ut \. NJ. Smiths for
Is cents per ID.
Examine Gregory's slock of
Groceries. -Collces l5c, lSc and
zoe.
Raisins, Currants, Citron Ninco-
meat-in fact everything. cold ut
Gregory's.
Oranges, Lemons, Grapes, Nuts
and Apples at Grcgory's.
NorIcE-tll goods will he
sold strictly for cash, rs we will
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Bargains Clothing underline Demo-

:"AR,uvAi.s At TIE WALDO House
for tho week ending january Sth,
1880:
G. N. Hamilton, y. ". 0'Brirn,
j. J. Peterson, J. $. Gregory. a. ".
and J. II. Woo,lford, I. &. Dawson,
DR.. and Frank l.azirr, Mra. James
Harris. Charles Holt, G. j. Hurley,
s. l.. Baxter. John Morrison. John
| W. Nel. John Dawson, Il. II: lsar'
rison. N. I.dmislon, W. L. Jewell
and Albert Hale, Weston Major e..
/ Z. Anderson and wife, Baltimore; j.
Bassell, Harrison county; y. &.
Rohrhough, Evcrt Ward, Rushvillc;
j. II. Dunn, j. l.. Roger, Charles
Smith, W. ", Osbornc,,J. i. Reed,
Clarksburg; Charles Singleton,
Salt Lick; Luther Garrett, Walk
ersvillc; ". II. Brown and 5. II.
Frame, Birch River; u. ". Reel.
GiImer county; y. NJ. Bennett,
l.. Terrell, Elias woodward, G. l..
l'rannon, Chenille; John IL. tray,
Richmond, Virginia; I, n.
Berry, liTXton; David bolIGn
and wife, DR., Summers, NJ. j. jack
son and John G. jackson, Jane
Lew; J. a. Francis and &. W.
Clark, Skin Creek; DR. DavlSson,
Tcriyopolis, Pennsylvania: D.
WhGlan, John W. Odcn, G. ".
Cook, J. N. Corley, W. 0. Candy,
Roanoke; James Night and ;: H.
Clayton, Wheeling; Thomas Mon
eypenGy and George W. Crook, A.
Umn Fork; Martin Fox ind 4: NJ.
CorIoy, jacksonville; Jasper FoX,
Highland county. Virginia; }. X.
?. Maxon and L. Waugh, Free
~ | stN l. g.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

A WEDDING Is announced to
come off at st. lPaul's Episcopa!
Church Tuesday next.
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Dor;. Vow Milton. proStOn ROn1
Greek: /. B. Chichester, s. +. Rohr.
Dough, Austin; Il. VI. Chidcster,
Upshur county; George Goodman,
Johntown;J: &. simpson an and :, JOS
eph Myers, New oFN Il: W; b"T y
T T.a, Newnort, Ohio: George
" Turnnr Trxas. X. Il, Drale, ].
L. Fiddler, Samuel Summers and
Simon Bush. Troy; 7. NJ. Burns,
anu 'ohlI 2I..lIl' ' .'"IleS.O.'.
-
Cheese, ana a ii'ii line Oh oFoceF-
40 ''' ~ "
For SALE.-The Weston Steam
Tanyord For particulars amply
to l. A. EDWARDS
c,,r,. o,,r,,1 hama ., A
omllhs'
9sop: sop ~ I' ',',, % ~ y ,o's
Nv S"ose pe"'t NV, N"a;c'! Vi '"S''
anu co"P''e 'i'etF I'''e''
Brooms, tubs and buckets al
~. N. Smiths.
Groceries IN iIll variety ut n
l'rlnknl"n " Cos
Hardware of all kinds ut +.
l3rinkman " Cos.
Remember that YOU can get all
kinds of Lamps, Lanterns and fix
lures ut Barnes Grocery.
Ifyou want fresh raisius 20 tc
J. $. Wilkinson's new grocery, Oh
Second Street.
Go to A. N. SmlIh'a for FrenH!
Cahdy-0hIy - cents per pound
Good Raisins Mt \. NJ. Smith,
for ~ cents pound.
Dunnihston mas just returned
from me east win tho largest STOCK
Of c1othlhg' hatS' caps ana gent
Weston, which he will sell cheap
-,
ladies cloaks in the city Gun he
found at Dunnington's'
You can huya lady's cloak lol
- W AZ Dunhlns'ohs.
Huntington is selling la'Iics
cloaks from = % to FlG.
, iH :'', ~, ;,,n 5 f'n .,t5 ' ~,
! 8 WiIj.;n:or,s
" c,,,;,r, ,,,.. Ella o,,,,,,o.,
,,,, "a, ~ T., ' .n'r" ''"' Wiz |'"'S
''"s' =" '0"
goods at +. Drinkman 4 Cos.
90,
Gnnu sugar NJ rom ~ 10 lZ!'
anu AFDuG&IgI CoI!cS 1OF ~ PEI
pound III A NJ smiths Sc
rorcv Grocorios ORANGES NM
"'N
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PHILADELPHIA, january G.-Wool
firm Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia NN and above 5Oa55c
X 5Oa52c; medium 5ja5Sc; coarse
j0aj2c, Now York, Michigan, lnli-
ana and Western fine 4SH50c; me-
dunn 5ia5jc; coarse 4Sa50c; wash
ed combing and define j0aGOc; un-
washed do .i0a45; tub-washed 81
uGuc: pulled 49a5jc.
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On and after Monday, December
18th, 1879, Trains will run as
follows:
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COMMITTEES.

The contested election of Byrnes vs. nesty
considerei by the Senate Committee on Eloc-
tions. Desty submitted papers in support of his
citizenship consisting of declaration OF intent
dated New York, November %, 18i9, and inal natu-
ralizaion papers dated February "a, 1850, by which
it seemed to appear to the committee that he be-
came full citizen yesterday and not before. Desty
claims citizenship, however, bv OF his mother
being married to citizen when he IL or IA
years DID, but he offered proof of that fact. The
committee tJok the under advisement
The Senate Committee on Swamp Lands held a
meeting and heard arguments and discussed bills
before it, but took no final action.
The Joint Committee on Education completed the
school bill and adopted it, as whole, without ma
teria change and will report it TO each house this
week as substitute, covering former school law
and all bills offered
The Investigating Committee. in relation to Fol-
som branch State Prison, examined further wit
nesses upon matters already passed over and testi-
mony being of similar effect TO that heretofore
given, alother meeting will be held this evening,
when the expert who recently sent by the
Board to Folsom 20 examine the works and make
measurement will report
The Assembly judiciary Committee during the
recess of the Legislature from Saturday to Tuesday
acted upon nluety-iye bills and nearly finished the
work hefore IL
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one thousand dollars. is Just and constitutional
| assessment" We agree on this
They say again But if e, having s., ,o00 deposit
u with u, savings bank, which loans it to E. and
te result OF these transactions two assessments
VIZ: one to and one to ID, and each for 81 900,
mere Is mode 81 assessment not in proportion TO
vaiue, Tor Cs $1,000 is made to contribute TO the
support OF the Government during the same year,
| twice as much AS $1,000" Or in other words
they hold that it is proper to assess mortgages to
the individual holder; but when banks acquire
mortgages they should not be taxed for them We
hold that TINS IS an unjust and discriminating propo-
stioD.
Now we propose to Assess deposits to the depos-
itors that the country may get the benefit of the
property that belongs TO it. The deposits being a
debt unsecured) the bank owes it is allowed to de-
duct this debt from its solvent credits unsecured
and, in most instances, they will have sufficient OF
these credits viz: bonds, warrants, indorsed,
ETC., TO Offset the amount they the depositors.
Fair-mInded bank people who understand this are
satisfied. According to ths prime pie laid down in
their report If man had S5c0, GOO in State bonds
stocks, giving him an income of 0O0 year, he
should not be assessed TO support the laws that
attd that property and gives it protection
The majority intimate that an equal taxation will
exterminate the banks. Being satisfied the past
system of taxation was the next thing to confsca-
tion and runaton Of those who held real estate and
ike property, it must be, ding to their theory
question now OF who shall be ruined by TAXATION
the people or the banks. " hile belize in banks
nave no hesitancy in saying the commonwealth
VIII suffer less by relieving the people. But gen.
tlemen, there is danger that tine banks will suffer
or be externnated by system.
The proposition of the majority is only struggle
OF capital to eyade taxation-that capital which is
always to the front when the protection Of the law
IS wanted, and always skulking to the upon the
approach of the Assessor. l do not wish to be un-
derstood and thought from my language that
0war on C pital any further than to make
1t share its portion of the debt dee society for its
protection. do not believe in war between
capital and labor, and / cannot express my senti-
ments better than did Edward Everett when he said
That the rich man who treats with arrogance and
contempt the poor is simply trampling on the
ashes of his ancestry. And the poor who
nourishes feelings Of hatrei against the rich is
making with the prospects Of his C idren.
The bills were made the special order for to-mor-
row, at 10 o'clock, and at O'Clock the Assembly
adjourned.
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STAR mills AND MALT HOUSE
sErRovRG 6 LAGEs.

-os 20 AND 81 FIFTH ST, SACRAMENTO.
dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies
Manufacturers OF Malt anu az sft nts el ea1 s., etc,
Bl.ckwheat FloHr etc elf ipa
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IN ENLIST, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF 81
, Seventh and J streets, in Bryte's new cti1II1
building, up stairs. Teeth extracted without pam
by the use of Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas.
IdlR-lnIr
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Of this there is no doubt as requires great skill to know
the true value Of this important Texture Even Experts when
buying on their own Judgment dare not trust to their senses Of
seeing and feeling but always rely and depend upon the magnify
ing glass to give th8m the fnene and quantity Of threads and
the scales to show the weight Such being the Gse it is always
safest when wanting any Of these goods to buy them in an
establishment where the representations made can be depended
upun and where in order to obtain full value no Judgment of
qualities is needed.
We are happy to announce that within the past few days
we have opened out from among our mr. LUBNS recent Eastern
purchases complete and most beautiful Line Of these very goods in
all the different shades Of Black
The low prices we have been enabled to place on these
CASHERES will we are satisfied prove as agreeable surprise
to our patrons as they we're to U.s.
We solicit an inspection on your part and we wish you to
remember that in asking to see these goods you are not expected
TO buy as we never allow any urging Or pressing customers to
buy against their wishes
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u. n. PIERseN.

~ ENLIST, AS j STREET, BETWEEN MEsa
Fourth and Fifth. Sacramento. Arti- c51iff
fcia Teeth in ertcd Cold Vucanite and all bases.
Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
nainless extraction of Teeth d14-1m
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY


XET APCHMAKER AND JEwELER, NO. A,
w 1856 street, between Fifth and Sixth. gS45s>
Just received, very fine lot of Watches and ~ d
Jewery, which will be sold at very low gEsssss4
price Watches and Jewelry CO efully repaired
Iia7-lplml
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W. WN0p.

nENTIsT QATE WITH H. H. PIER -
street. betwee. Third and Fourth Artificial Teeth
inserted on all bases Improved Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Gas, for the Painless Extraction OF Teeth
ff24-tn
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C0SgAD

DEALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, 800
JEWELRY, Etc, lis J street Top SNN
posite Kirk & Cas-. All Watches and e Sa
Clocks sold in NV establishment warranted. sS.s4
Repairinr Clocks and Watches my speciality dS-1ptf
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WILLIAM B. MILLER


NTO. 100 STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, 90
y Matchmaker and Jeweer. Importer VIZ
and Dealer in Watches, Sl,verware Jewelry, t-8 Ia
etc. Repairing a specially, under Robert Ss.AsA
Marsh. All country orders promptly attended TO.
Id2A Until
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rye lot of Farming Implements
between J and h, Sacramento.
FOR SALE,

90 ACRES LAND.-e0 ACRES GOOD 49,
e1VS Alfalfa Land. New House, good Or h.iii
chard, desirable location and near city. In III.
quire SPINkS, DAVIS * ACoCK, No. 4o2 street
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DURHAM CATTLE FOR SALE.

- n HEAD OF THOROUGHBRED s,,.-----.
HSk Durham BULLS, from one to 4yS-kslSA
two years old, and 10 Head of either
COWS or HE1FERS VIII be sold a: --.14-<A-
private sale at WICK'S RANCH, Butte county.
ja30-2m Address II. WICK, oroyille, Cal
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y. II. KLINE.

1ate with wachhorst, and successor to Floberg)
UTATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, 80
w No GO J street. between Second and S<sSSA
Third Dealer in Watches, Clocks SILVER II g
1,ara Jewelrv etc Repairing in NIL its SsaslE
branches specially, under MR. FLoBERG.
[o1o-1pIml
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The majority sag: "lf A has ore thousand dollars
and loans it to B. it is clear that the asse ent Of
this property, ss mortgage or otherwise to a for
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WANTED. LOST ANp FOUND
TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements Of FIVE lines In this department are
inserted for 70 cents for time three times for so
cents or IS cents per week.
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RANCH FOR SALE,
AT A BARGAIN.

YENHE wELL-KN0WN SALISBURY s5se
RANCH, containing about $50 Acres, Nf5'f
being of the best Grain Land offered for -~as-
sale in this county. Produces from % to 30 bushels
of Wheat and 30 so bushels of Barley to the Acre
Soil of sandy loan formation, and from to 10 feet
deep. Failure of crop has never occurred upon the
place. Has
Good Dwelling and 0ut-buildings.
Railroad Station, with Side Track, and Scales,
Plows, Harrows, Carpenter and Blacksmith Tools /;
splendid well of water, with horsepower and large
tank. --ALso-
large lot OF Farming Implements
VIII be sold, if desired. Railroad Trains pass at
Station four times each day Place is well imbered
Situats on line OF Sacramento Valley Railroad, IS
miles from Sacramento, at Salisbury Station.
fz5' TLc iaad rents Gor SO Cash per acre,
and IS ofTereG AT low price or sSsa per acre.
Apply to SWEETSER q ALSIP,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents, No. 1918 Fourth
street, between J and X, Sacramento. fist
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FOR SALE,

CToCK, TOOLS AND FIXTURES OF A "a,
- Stove and Tin Shop, situated in one of ID
the b st mining towns i'll the State. Doing fE4tzS4
a good business. An old stand. Established
for the last sixteen years. Also, Fire-proof BRICK
STORE. Win be sold rented. All will be sold
Cheap for Cash. Apply to C. d. BROWN. Placer
VILE Cal. flS-lp1mt
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In his message says: To insure that all the prop
erty OF any firm or corporation having CAPITAL
stock shall be properly taxed, would it not be the
plan Of wisdom to seelrs the assessment Of I'll
stock at is market value to ths company issuing it.
after doiucting th value Of air assessments on the
real aud personal property Of sGca company as may
have been otherwise made That re4ds almost
like section in our bill.
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comprising Eight Pages In each issue Sixteen Pages
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He then said it must be borne in mini that these
revenue bills are simply amendments to the section
OF the present law of the State az found in the
Code. He said the most important difference IN the
bills was in the first section. The majority com
mttee bill says: " No property is subject 10 double
taxa ion orto be twice assessed by the same tax
whatever be the manner FORM" etc. That reads
nice ana is fairly captivating, but il is one of the
worst features OF their bill The cry of double tax
alton is nothing but crow, and is only in
dulged in by poor, little, timid capital and il
you speak Of assessing note, bood or share Of
stock this creature, trembling in every limb, with
horror depicted on all its features, aud auakiny
voice, sgueaks out " Double taxation" lhe en-
actnen, of this proposition would practically nulIify
the whole intent Of the Constitution on revenue
and would be poverless to reach the majority OF
that class Of property escaping taxa ion ever since
the notorious decision of the Supreme Court The
majority frank enough in their rencrt
to imply that they have inserted this as they
believe that money once taxed to the Gepositors
should not be taxed in the bank even II loaned As
the bulk OF mortgages held by banks are acquired by
loa1ing the money Of the depositors how ten could
We Tax mort ages, credits, etc, under this provs
ion! The Constitution says we must tax mortgages
10 tie holde. thereof, consequently the proposed
aInentineut comes in PLAN and direct Conflict with
the Constitution. There is another bad feature in
this section, the substance Of wi Is that deposits
are 20 be assessed TO the hank. The effect OF MS is
th-t IS millions OF dollars from asYsr the State are
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