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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed October soth.

J. 7. Carey to Alexander Jeffery-- October 80,
1889 for $3.50; the west half OF lot /, etweeu \
anu 0, Twenty fifth and Twenty.sixtb streets, sac
ramento
Louis P. EttiDg to VIM. NJ. Holmes October 80,
1850; for $3.50; the northeast quarter of section
~, township Z north, range east, contsining l6o
acres
w 5. Rnnyou and wife 10 w. II. Eeyener-oc-
tober 80, 1850; grant; los 3, A. 5 and 3, and the
northwest quarter Of section 8, in 'ownshp north.
range east containing Ig7 sf acres
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Dr. In Mars Seminal Pjlls cure all
cases Of Seminal Weakness, Loss of Vigor Noe.
.urnal Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physi
cal Debility and all that class OF complaints arising
from Excess Indiscretion or Abuse. The old find in
this remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young safeguard and protection. DIR. La MARS
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs, debitated
from whatever cause to their pristine vIgor. Price,
q 90 per bottle Sent c. o. D. by express to any
address, secure from observation. Address all orders
to A MoBoYLR & CO., Druggists, P. o. Box 1857,
San Francisco audit
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A Grand Repwta,ion.

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure has
reached reputation th0t is net limited by the
confines of section or country. There are no
injurious substances nor false and temporary
stimulants in the preparation. 1t is purely
vegetable and compounded under a formula
that has passed severe tests aad won indarse-
ments from sorne Of The highest medical iss-
ent in the country. IL New York World. ID
G. Kirk Il CO., agents, Sacramento.
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You may depend upon it, sir, that, Yank" or no
fank'" II elected, the old boys OF the South viii
see that Hancock does the fair thing by them. In
other words, he win run the machine to suit them
or they viii run the thing themselves. They are
not going to be played with any longer.-(Rober.
Toomhs
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DR. UseAR's LIQUOR ASTrDorE, carefully prepared
OF the best Quill Bark by NJ s. Hammer drngo;st
Sacramento. (The celebrated cure for dr,,nkenness
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BERrAup's IxYALlBLs IxJKcrron The famous
French remedy for gonoIrbosa, gltst etc. d D.
Hammer, Sacramento, agent FOR Pacific coast. Sent
c. o. D. 70 airy address,
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FRUITS, SEEDS PRODUCE
LYON IL BARNEs

LYON Il BARNES
EoMMIssION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN
Produce, Vegetables Butter, Eggs, Cheese,
Poultry, Green and Dry Fruits, Honey, Beans, ETC.
ALFALFA SEED.
ar Potatoes In carload lots or less
o23-lptf Noe 2l and % J street
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HAMMERS CAscARA SAGRADA BrIrzRs cures al
COMPLAINTS arising from an INSTRUCTED state ~ the
system -'S u WIG
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HAMMERS GLYoERoLE TAR. The most perfect
cough cure extant Hundreds can testify TO It's good
effects ' " ~ s0Vu
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HAMMERS CAscARA SAeRApA BrTTERs touches the
night spot in dyspepsia. constipation and liver con-.
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HAMMERS GLYosRoLE OF TAR, for coughs and
COLDS, contains no opiates astringents The best
preparation out for children.
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In Sacramento there is Work
to be Done,
WEAREHERE TODOIT

ago upon satisfaction for though
has been this
shape sPAs something produced
SPELL disappeared
fell
SACRAMENTO SPECULATION AND MONEY
MAKING ON A LARGE SCALE.
Seeing the wants of the people here therefore stepped opened
modtly first. but
THE PLACE
DESIRE THEIR GOODS PRICES POSSIBLE
those who have for lively
profits deluded phrases
dealing blow after blow charged goods by
bring people
yoke
We are not here to Crush Other Houses, Neither
to COnCiliatG Them;
But Money
like onslaught enemy
but realizing rally they
deprgy seeing profits
tactic nows etin amo
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REGULATE TIE LIyKa with Hsnimer's Casctra
Sagrada Bittcrs. and heslth is the result
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III. III. PIERsoN,

nENTIsT, 415 STREET, BETWEEN en-
- Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento Arti- HsSffG
icial Teeth inserted Gold, VuEanite and al bases.
Nitrous Oxide Laughing Gas administered for the
oainless extraction of Teeth. o14-1m
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HAxnsa's cAscARA sAonApl Brraas Tor hahitua
: consultation
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Lubin Kid Glove!

GLOVE FOR THE MONEY that any
community offered We have accommodation and
facility trying every pair
being efaIy given at
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WANTED. LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements Of Eve lines in this Departments sre
Inserted for 70 cents for time three times for 5O
seats or rs cents per week.
CH AAn WANTED, or TWO OR THREE
sQOsUUU years time VIII give large,
good Wheat Farm as security, but pay only III per
cent. interest annual. For particulars call on me
or address CARL STR0BEI, Commission Agent,
No. S2l street. Sacramento o216tSsy5ltSF
KETANTED A LANDSCAPE GARDENER.
w Apply at this office. o21-tf
UTANTED.-DRY OAK WOOD APPLY TO
w D. Gardeners wood and coal yard, northeast
corner Fourth and streets. o16-tf
"TANTED-TEAMS To HAUL SAND TO FILL
w in China Slough, between Second and Third
streets. Apply TO E. FAIRCHILD, l street, between
Second and Third oS.tf
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SIS REWARD.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

VETANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
w Female Particular attention paid to Furnish
ing Hotels, Private Families and Farmers with Help,
Free Of Charge 20 employers. HOUSTON & CO..
door south OF Fourth and K streets, Sacra-
mento CITY. aul3-1ptf
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CITY AUDITORS REPORT.

L. I'll. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur.
day, October 80, 1880:
Ralanre ON hand last rannrt col coz A
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w. WOOD,

w. WOOD,
nENTIsT.- REMovED TO QUINNs 5NEa
1 Building, corner Fourth and Streets SffiffS
Artificial Teeth Inserted on all bases. Improved
Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas, for the Painless Extrac.
ton Of Teeth o24-tf
HAZE Il MOAD,
nENTISTS, NO. COS STREET, BE- 80
tween Sixth and Seventh, Sacramento. Hf5fn
olS-Iptf
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DRs. BREWER q sOgTHWORTH,
n ENTfSTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF sEsA
IL Seventh and streets, in Bryte's new &df770
building, up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use Of Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
To16-1plml
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RIOT AT DENVER.
The City in the Hands of a
Mob Of Roughs.
THE AUTHORITIES POWERLEss.
Chinese Houses Attacked and the
Inmates Badly Injured.

ESPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REcoRD-UMoN ]
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL DEPOT :

sEa MASONIC TEMPLE, COR SIXTH esMgs
eH4fiS and X streets. 64ffYH
W. o. THRAILKILL, D. D. S. Editor and Publisher
of the Dental Jairus, Monthly Journal Of Dental
Science o27-1pu
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements of five lines In this department are
inserted for Is cents for time three times for so
cents or 70 cents per week.
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The GLOVE we most particularly recommend is OUR
NEW AND IMPROVED
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-13
GLOBE GATHERINGS
An Opinion Of the Sew Route,
 and Other Items.
[coRnEsroSDEScE OF THE HERAID.]

CORRESPONDENCE Ot HE ht-isAA-O-j
 GLOBE CITY, Aug. 2d, 1880.
 According to promise l send you my opinion of the route over which the ne,F trail passes. found q very good wagon road to the Cavinass ranch; but from there to Pinto Creek, q distance of G5 miles, I consider it almost impossible to get q good road I should consider one hundred thous- and dollars d small figure for grad ing a good road from the Cayinass ranch to Globe.
 Yesterday. in front of Ellis store, man by the name of Edward Brown shot Chas. Dclare. Delare is still alive this morning but his wound is considered mortal. Brown is in GUS tody and was strongly guarded all night for fear the citizens would hang him. Cause, bad whisky.
 Last evening man by the namC of G orge Duncan, while coming ou of the shaft at the Phenix mine, ftl a distance of forty feet, killing hiI. almost instantly. Bad air is sup posed 10 De tLe cause
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-13

The day after the nomination Of Hancock. every Democrat in the country fancied he was personally acquainted witll al least q dozen Re pubicans who would vote the Demo cratic ticket, bvc,uee il had q Union soiS:er at Inc head of it. But the $ # attempt of Demo-Confederate poiiticians 10 slip into the White House concealed under Gen. Han cocks epaulets and skirts, bears too close a resemblance 10 Jeff Davis weil-remenbered attempt during the war to slip away and escape capture, concealed under his wife's water proof and peiticoat. to prove an cn,i- nent success. The little job put up al Cincinnati doesn'i pan out worth cent, and il IS now app rent 10 the most muttoH-h headed Democrat that his parry would be in healthieI efndifisa lt present if it had nOmi- l.aied ol.l CssfrUct Tide1-
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-13

ment can not f,s,s.-s
 freedom of speech there VIII st,i--
 10 such right tolerated ill the South Bissell. the Federal official referred to addressed Republican meeting by request, in the town of BraZOria.
 He made no assault on the Demo cratic leade.s, but gave the colored DcoDle good advice, and told them not to elect Democrats, as they were
 in the majority in the county; to
 watch their tickets ard take them
 from only known Republicans. The
 next day he was met by Dr. Ascham
 and d crowd of eight or ten Demo
 crats, and called 10 account for h4s
 speech Dr. Ascham said that if he
 did not wish to follow SaHtee, a
 Republican who was assassiHated on
 account Of his politics, lie had better
 stay at home. He would be put out
 of the way if came to BraZOria again.
 They pro5ose to have no Yankees in
 terfrring with their county affairs. Bissell said that he had lived in
 Texas three years and claimed the rirht of free speech. Tlie crowd was very abusive Subsequently Josh Bryan, wealthy planter, called on him. aai threatened that If he ever made another speech there or took any part in it's politics, he would slide eff like Santee. He learned lascr that the gang was deter mIned to kill him, and being warned in time by friends, went 10 Calves ton, and although poor man, gave uD l.is place to avoid assassination. 1 Dr. Ascha,n has lately murdered i three persons, and was acquitted on the groun1 of insanity: The dls-
 patches were not receive q until after
 the adjournment of the Cabinet
 meeting to-day. and consequently no action was taken. The whole matter
 will probably be disposed of al the meeting on Tuesday next.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-13

President Hayes will go to the Pacific Coast about September 1st- General McCook and others of the s;af will accompany Linn. The trip will include an excursion to Southern Caiifornia. It is said that the President will make po,iti- cal addresses and will be absent two months.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-13
NEW Arl4RT1ssEMNTs.
u sTEf,E.

Tn the Probate aFr. County of Naricopa. and Territory e 1rizona, before Ym, \. Hancock FTob{ Judge.
 In the matter Of Efe Esta9e
 of
 KING $. W0o-sE deccased
 It app airing to f1a Judge of said court. by the patision thls4 ay presented and filed by NJ. ". kaies- fae administrator of the estate oi King & solsev, deceased. pray ing for an order -fas.ie of real estate; that II Is neccssa to Z ' he hole of the real estate 10 pay tha ] bis uEts tandiHg against the deceased. ana re debts, expenses and charges of admiul$ 4tscn
 is therefore Iared by tse Judge of slfi coure th-t aiI- lt-sOns interested in the estate ol said dccf fed. appear before inc sad Probate Cols { c-s YV-lnesdav. the Sfh day of SeptenIbcr4 D 1sS.i at 10 o'clock in t,ie foI cnOon s@e aid day. at inc caur+ room Of sCid IT faA-- Cc;lre at Cctttlsl's Building. in tn n T Phpuix, in sad caunty Of Ea-icrtta 4. vi ana. -.'-- .-- order should t'tt staf~et 10 me .ja adm sra Us ta g flrch If ite resI esrate of the s-si eeeised a. shall be necessary and tt .,pv of this order he lt ltuo,isl ,j, d al least Successive weeks in the iEesnix GRAZ q newspaper printoI and published il rsf coTniy.
 A. HANCOCK.
 Probate Judge. Dated, August 9t ss0. anE.0
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-13

An editor was accosted one day with, T thought t was rule of your paper neverto give the author snip Of any elitnria! ariicie?" That is our rulr," said tle ediio-. ''But the proprietor Of this paper told me who wrote the leader yesterday" continued the caller. Indeed, qaoth the elit5r, "who was i2's He said he wrote t hir tiia- casa-"
 .s. tne
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-13

One Of the most curious railroads
 in the world is the 10-inch
 road, running from NorthZ
 Mss, t. Bedford. I
 hooted at by the
 nile. ae half -s bridges on the nicl is over 100
 te ne Tails weigh 25
 poc the yard. Tine rold Is
 well ailt and eqIippetl-one grade
 in I55 feet, The ears and tie en-
 zines will at first sight create won- der and admiration Their perfect
 p oPoriions give them a handsome appearencc. They are constructed v,ry near the ground. giving them great advantages of safety. The cars have an aisle with seats on each side. III tke same manner that ordinary cars have two selts. The length of the cars allow 30 seats, each person having a seat to him self. The cars are supplied with closets, water tank. are heated by | steam anI have Ill the modern im- provemen's. They weigh but four and q half :oas, ordinary ears weigh ing $ tons. oa an average. The i trains run at the rate of 20 miles an hour wisli perfect safety The cns.in5s iS fi5s-.ssfi sils::-s,l T i.a z-l-1 ,-- giving it greater adhesion to the { track. They weigh eigilt tons aid draw two passenger and two blg gage CUTS. The cost Of the road was about $t,500 per mils.-R4l- way Gdzatte.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-13
lated, August st SEQ, '
nEurr.

Ez ( LEs s4fe$T HAY lost 3IlF 9, bay horse mules. A and br lva lgtt-f mule. branded NS on tne lsfi shOuldt7A hereby caution all persons agains. pr $a.i-i:.r cr trad;uc for them they will bst: ,i.i liable
 WIff T T. SIMMONS. Casa Grande, Eusass 10 isse-
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-13
News Notes

William Sharon announces himself as q candidate for reelection 10 tine United States Senate
 shurilef' has been ap- cior of Customs for the port of Portland, Oregon.
 The Eureka, Nev.. Leader says there are 1iO- saloons in that town. and tlat 100 b1rrels Of whisky are ieiailcd cut in that county per month.
 A man named Parvin has gained the medal He pciitioned the Sac ramementO Board of Equalization to raise his assessment, claiming the fig ures to be tod low. Ills request Was granted
 Last Monday, Winnemucca, New, citizens ordered about twenty well known tramps to leave the town.
 The Japanese government has given to a Piitsburg firm an order for the construction of seYeval lcc0- motives, for EarIow gauge rail road about 10 be built in the Island of Yesso. A number of cars will be built at York, Penn. The rails have been ordered in England. The locomotives will be supplied with latest improvements, includ- ing the Westinghouse ir-brake. The spark arresting devices are re quired to be perfect, as the inham- mable nature of the Japanese houses makes this matter of special impoi tance.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-13
III H0KOUS.
dun,'' remarked the gur as he started out in the

dun remarked the
 5ur as he started out in the morning.
 Among the many mean things sad about Satan, he has never been accused of keeping his place on the European plan Or of chare- iHg guests ext.a for fire.
 '..JVhat did the Puritans come to this country for?" asked a Massa- chnsetts teacher of his class. ..To worship in their own way and make other people do the same," was the reply.
 Little Johnny went fishing last Sunday without consulting his parenis. Next morning a neigh bor's boy met him and asked Did you catch any thing, yesterday?' ii1---e frfr-t yor- nome, was the rather sad response.
 The common houseAy wears the belt for persistent perseverance,. One of these creatures will 20 a thousand times to the same spot or. I . bald mans head and yet there < nothing to be gained by it
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-13
A visitor enf

paper otiiea
 by Monsieur
 -dael, he will have
 cuongh to call again; all st'r editors are already engaged for the day.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-13
Gail.

With a view of harmoniZinG inc -ious interests of ihe differert ditch mpanies in Salt li.er Valley, the dersIgned shareholders join in 2 ! for a mee:ing of said companies khpnix, on the 14th day of Aug sS0. for. the purpose of electiHg lr more Cummis toners from bnpany, to devise and perfect em of irrigation, looking to a idalion Of the several compa according to the priority Of n the wafer:
 Gray, Maricopa and Salt Valley Co.
 AlconIb, Maricopa Canal Co. - orge, Salt River Valley auery, Salt River Valley
 ,r. BIaricopa and Salt
 Canal Co
 Monterey Canal Co. gnes. Marico a and Salt Ylley Canal Co.
 n. Naricopa and Salt River kcmcrs' Canal Co.
 Pnis, Salt River Valley Canal S+Ei, GE7rTas1 ; Canal Co.
 D, Grand and Farmers s.. Salt River Canal Co. grave. Maricopa and Grand b.
 Jar, Grand Canal e.
 pcock. Granl, Maricapa rr-' Canal Co.
 ATmers' Canal Co
 Ms.icopa Canal Co.
 sIaricopa and Grand
 Griffin Ditch
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-13
INCARNATION.

CIScrSHArr, August 1I.-Gen1. James C. Robinson was nominated to-day for Congress for the 9.h dis trict by the Republicans.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-13
TELECRAPHIC.
CONVENTION.

SACRAMENTO, August 11.-The
 convention was called to order at
 2:15. The attendance was remark ably large. Morrow, Chairman of the State Committee. stated the purpose of the convention was to select one elector from each con- gressional district and two at large with alternates. The Secretary :hea read the caH for the conven- ton, G. ". Tyler, of Oakland, nominated Chas ". Fox, of Ala medl, for temporary Chairman, Fox was chosen by exclamation and made a speech in which hs sait A'-----'''~- Republican party is noR organizing for the last cr....,i st~Sgle of the rebellion. c. A. G9nn, of Santa Clara. was elected oecretary. Committees were ap- pointed and the convention took q
 ecess until 7 M.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-13
DA~D
 I3-N-f t-4s.

NEw YoRK, August 11.-Tan- Ter ate and drank quite freely to day Ills weight is now I40 pounds
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-13
4tIzoNA
.aan1Ep.

E<fs-Tu Phnpix. Amer 6th, 1880, aIi;. t1 !; Tn1snDo TO Mas MAn. LE BAlsE. AIS Fnceuix
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-13

f--. -.sssssss sI ---ss-sOSsss7I challenged bv an American to a walking match for the Astley belt.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-13
MASSACHUSETTS, CENSUS.

BOSTON, August 1.-The az greSate census returns show the population of Massac'.. '..usetts to be l,7S3.o12a anjucrease of 19 per
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-13
SCHROEDER.

TscO, August H.
 .ans to-day denied the
 5n of Schroder of Oakland to 5e admitted to bail and remanded him to custody.
 4 Sacram no dispatch says the Republicans of the Sd congressional district have nominated Geo. A. Knight, of Humbolt, for Congress. " " Myarge, presidential elector; L B Messenger, alternate.
 A Sacramento dispatch says the Fourth Congressional District Con- veutiol nominated R. Pachcco for Congress; Thos. R. Baird. presi- dential clectoc; Walter 4. Moore, alternate
 Coi. Grierson had anotlcr ter rife fight with Victoria on the Rio Grande, One soldier and nine horses killed.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-13

|yho came to kidnap him Git was an honest farmer comInG in 10 lhe cir us, but the boys mother and aunt |,nited on lhe tramp and kidnapPer 1heorr). stepped on q red lizard,
 u5I q dam, and fell iu'o Inc brook Lelped him 'iii,ld the dam; in fact,
 confess that built the greatcc part
 k1 and I en'iced ;he Prince to as |isi. 6ut he fell in the hrool; himself, nc all statements 10 inc effect that pushed him in. and laughed at him |.nd encUura ged I,iu, 10 eEi5r it, are amply can paign stories, circulated
 S political effect
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-13
The Southern ldea Of Free
 GSOFerBmeE

X Washington special gives the complete story Of as-z mpt ia Texas tn forciii.- Republican q speech al q
 which it
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-13

William Sharon announces himself as q candidate for reelection 10 the United States Senate
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-13

Last Monday, Winnemucca, New, citizens ordered about twenty well known tramps to leave the town.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12

A TALK ON TAXATION.
.N rvprpr LAWYER CATFCHISED.

AN EXpERI LAW ! Ell CA i-Nili'i+''
, FIJI AND SIMPLE But INSTRUCTIVE LESSON on
>Ew-YonK's SYSTEM OF ASSESSING AND COL
LTCTING TAXEs-IMPORTANT FACTS FOR PROF
IRrY-nwNFRs TO KNoW-FYAslONs OF Ihh
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or RFFoRM.
The twelve Deputy Commissioners OF Taxes ana
Assessments for this county are just now completing
their lists for 1880. and to-day the books
Of the Commissioners naming the assessments Tor
this year VIII be opened On January 10 the books
of 1879 viii be closed against further payments 10
the Receiver, and warrants for delinquent taxpayers
will be sent TO the Marshal for enforced collection
The publication of the lists for 1879 in lHE
tribune has revealed not only great interest
in the matter. but also great ignorance on the
part of the large majority of Taxpayers as to
the system in vogue Probably three-fOurths
of all who are assessed have to 30 to
their LAWYERS for advice as 10 how and when
to pay, how to secure equitable reduction, and how
TO get exemption from unequal or undue assess
mcnts The following conversation with James
Graydon Johnstou,a lawyer who has made this part
of his business specially. VIII he read at tins time
with special interest rs sort of brief handbook for
taxpayers. Ii may IN some OF its details TOO
rudinentary and too simple even for a primary
class in taxpaying; but ii is not without interest to
all who pay taxes
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12

p,vy when the bills reach It from the House. and
could report an important bill in week after re-
ceIv ng IT, while 1t now frequently requires nohiils
TO perfect the more important ones. Then, wnc the
bills come into the House for debate. the members
would be able to judge intellgently between the
two Committees on all points in regard 10 whlch
they might differ. Now. in nine cases OUT OF tei,
there is no other course open but to follow the lea
of the Appropriations Committee, since 80 one H3t
on that committee is always familiar enough win
ccssfullY. -
It is hoped that the revision of the rules now BE-
mg made will facilitate the transaction oi pd7intsS
in tbo Uonse and ON This account the sUbiec OF the
distribution Of the work il likely to be more tAOi
Oughly discussed than any other