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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-15
REV. ADvERT1sEMENrs
NOTICE.

THE New A Of Jefferson County will bs
i sent to the Engraver about the 7th of
Hareh- Is will give all the changes in Roads.
Swnors; Boundaries Of Farms, &c, which have
occurred since 1859. 1t will contain four or ave
times as many names as the old map. The Iet-
terlng IL expensive; and to ourtail the cost of
engraving, l intended to emit the names Of the
Homssteads and give only the name Of the owp.
era. but many persons having expressed a wish
to preserve e record Oh the County Map of the
names of their Homes. and also Willingness te
pay the eost of the additional lettering, which.
while trlhlnE in each instance. ogRrseates a
considerable sum, notice is hereby given thst
I will insert, for such asdesire it. tic Fern Mons.
in addition to the name of the owner, thua
james 81. Brow a. Oakland.
The charge will be FJty Cents for each farm,
name, whish must be rsmitted to mo, tecether
With the pane Of the farm. pEainiy ,rritieu, before
March LIST. Again, having been instructed BY
she County Court to correct the Land Book Of
the County. and make out 3 new enc, / y would
be Obliged to any one, having q doubt of tho
accuracy OF their assessment. to communicate
with me at once, that none NAV be overieoked.
S. " BROWE,
Surveyor of Jefferson County.
Feb. Is, tesl-lt. Free Press h Register eopy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-15

the writer SO much desires, as he says, and
have fer some time been anxious to get, the
facts.
Since writing this eoDmunieatisn, 1 have
learned that the b. 4 o. II. Il. Co. has pros
posed to the County Court now in session.
and presided over by Mt. Baylor, to pay its
county taxes. The law requires that the
taxes should be paid to ths Auditor, and
the terms of theta are well known to the
Company, and 1 respectfully ask, if what
the Auditor says in his Contamination to
the Legislature is not true, namely: that
the b. o. has q special arrangement with
tho county as to its taxes, if not why is it that
not to the Auditor, as the Law directs 7
Could there ba any stronger confirmation OF
the truth of this special arrangement than
this action of tae Company 2
JAS. LAW. HooPP
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-15
e GAME SOCIETY,

At a aestiag of the Game Society, held
OF the Court, Houso on Friday, it wss re-
solved to authorize the Secretary and Tre.-
surer to request the several Woe Presid snts
Gone OF whom reside in each of the Magis-
serial Districts who are also &c c6fcio nom,
bera OF the Executive Committee, to OPEN in
their several Distriots subscription lists to in.
erense tae sum proposed by ave citizens who
subscribe $40 each for the purpose eff buying
birds to distribute in the county.
ibis enterprise il undertaken in view Of
the fact that SO many Of the partridges were
frozen during the late cold weather. 1t ia
also the purpose of the society to introduce
other species Of game and other birds il sut>
heisnt funds cap be obtained. 1.-THE farmers
will encourage tho enterprise, certain foreign
insoctivorous birds will bo imported and
especially the enlargement eating bird Of
England.
a very listle subscribed will do nuoh for
the protection of crops. The gano birds are
Gil inseos>eating birds. and as such frieuds
of the farmer, as well as the pleasure of the
sportsman. V. NJ. r
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DI e D
OBITUARY,

Il
DEN, aged go years, 0 months and 3 daye. "o
Lewis was a young man possessing An .,nia-
BIG and attractive disposition; as home lie
brothers. Eis friends were many9ali Who kn nn1
anla loved him. and many were Che PRAYERS
oneFed fer his restoration to health. But God.
In bus mysterious Providence. took liu for
sons wise purpose, which We eannet row see.
Me feil a victim to that dread disease. eon.
sumption. more than q year ago. Darlug ell
hIs sut1erings be murmurod Not, while tIose
sia hs loved were often sdeeted 10 tears by
chesrfulneBs and christinnliko resignation. Hs
said Il 1t was the Lords will ho wonld gladly
remain with those be loved.-he hanifestcd
pressed q desire to stay with then-but as his
END approached no calmly and chearfully eaye
Inem mp. and with the request that they would
meef him In Heaven. no fell asleep. Now mourn-
LnR ttiends, q few moro months and years and
your trlais Will be over: you will pass over the
mystic river into the giories of Heaven. and
snsre meet again your loved one. A.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-15

mere it would be necessary to unravel the
very texture of human society, to eliminate
thsrefrom, that which il the primary flamsnt
of its warp and weef. From cur literature
from eur laws-from art-from contracts,
sacramento, and ceremenies-frsm eur very
nanes-fIem the graves and ,tombstones Of
our dsad-let its words, %thoughts. names,
sanctions be removed : there would still rs>
main its record and principles craven in the
hearts of men in characters mere insHaoeabls
than life itself.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-15

A free lecture, under tho auspices of tho
Young Ness Christian Association of Mar
tinsburg, was delivered on Friday evening;
February llsh, by Hon. Jas. Fl. Grove, Of
this county. Subject, "The Beauties of
American Scenery" The next in the Sc
riss will be delivered by Charles Davies,
Esq, on Friday next, February 18th. Sub
st-"columbus and the Discovery Of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-15

ThsspeechO of Mr.. Beltahoover, Q fPsnn,yl>
vania' in the House of Representatives a few
days since, in f~avssr-e of paying Virginia and
other States the amounts due them for ad,
van0es in 1872 to the General Government,
Is said to have been IN admirable effort
Virginia is entitled to a million and a hall.
Mr.. Belszhosver is a brother of our county.
man, Geo. u. BsltshooYar. ESQ.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-15

The food caused by tho breaking up of
the ice on the Potomac, last Saturday,
submerged tho entire lower portion of WASH
ington City, and carried away q portion of
the Long Bridge.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-15

Vsnuor thinks another .blizzard" and
cold term will travel ever the United State,
shortly after the eatry of March, and that
destructive gales will visit New York. Bes>
ton, and other points during tbs las. quarter
of the present month.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-15
Ladies', Kisses and Chill
dren's Cloaks.
Is. loag Linen Tovsls
NAPKINS AND TABLE LINEN AZ i

NAPKINS AND TABLE LINEN a. liz
less than regular price.
Oar stock OF FANCY GOODS AND
NOTIONS is TOO largo to. onumerstc, but
.'ii sacrifice them in order . CIGAR ont en-
tire rtoek.
8 Button Kid Gloves q
5 Best Kid " $50
A large lot OF 2 But, slightly damaged, $50
A good Opportunity for tho Ladies' to buy
YEAR at less than eost-our en-
tire stock mus, be ssld.
On our immeose stock of SHOES n dis
oOuot Of Is per cent. will be mAds-don't
forget it.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-15

NO CURE, NO PAY.

TREATMENT without the use of knife. cans
Il tic or ~ligature by DR.. Brinkerhof's snTe.
safe, painless treatment. Care guaranteed.
Win pay s1,eoo for q case of Piles I oanno OF cure.
Can be seen at the Carter House, CharlesteTn'
". Va. Wednesday, January e5th. 1881. and
every alternate Wednesday. The ~srfsrlr9 noor
will not be neglected. JAS. CEESS. b.
Do Consultation and Examination FREE.
February Is, Ss1-2m
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NOTICE.

TNHERE will be a meeting Of the sharehold.r.
in BuiliinE Association. No. s, ON the sEf
oND- ESD tsTH DAY. OF NARCH
NEXT. for the purpose of elsetine Sever ~
reeters to manage the affairs Of said A~ssesia-
tion Tor the ensuing year.
By Order of the Board.
February Is. 1ss1-st. seessss.,
sETa. Tin Bread Boxes, Tin e.F.
Boxes. knife Boxes, Lantern,, Cake Psn.
Dec. 81. DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
GESIs UNDERWEAR for sale By "
~ October IL, 1850. 8. D4LGARa
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-15

Do sou wIsH TO FuHrFv THE srsrxa sod get rid
ders. IS cite. Sold by d:usxSsas.
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ii 4 D

On Tuesday. February /, 1881. in tie Cburcb
Of the Sacred Heart, by Rev. JOHN p. Hncan.
IaOAAs HEATING and Miss KATIE RESa
Don, both Of Winchestcr.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-03-11

lar per mouth; Prouidrd, hat the sale
of liquors and wines, by persons icen-
ed under this scctin, shall not be II.
less qualities than one quart; and no
license shall be issued for less thar
three months, and every person requir-
cd by this Act or the act to which,
ls'Is Is amendatory, t. obtain license.
where tile amount Or class If the IL
cense Is regulated by the amount. or
average amount Of monthly Or quar-
tefly business or sales, shall. before
any such license shall he issued t.,l.im.
take and subscribe an affidavit before
the Tax Collector o. other officer iss,,.-
ing snch license, stating the tota.
amount 1T business done or sales mad.
BY BIN, OF the firm " company Of which
he is a member, or for which, he de-
sIres license, during the precediuc-.
quarter, and such affidavit shall b,r
preserved III the Office Of the Licens..
Collector. and if snch amount Is grea-
ter than the amount for which sncI,
PERSON, urn or Company procured
license for such preceding quarter. &C
cording t. bis or their actual business
or sales, III addition ID the license.
therefor procured, before sncs3 person
urn or Company shall receive any IL
cehse Tor the cnrrrent or succeedins-
quarter. But this secrio.. snail NOR.
relieve any person, firm or company
from ths penalties Imposed by section
q, or by any other provision Of law
ana u any person IN making such affi--
'iavit Shalt wilfully swear falsely. b.
snail, upon Conviction, suffer the PAINS
and penalties If perjury.
t sec. 2 This Act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pas
sage
Approved February 10, 1881.
Z
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-03-11
AMENDMENTS TO THE REEVE
NUE. LAW
Passed Mt the Eleventh Session OF
the Legislative Assembly

AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION SEyESTY-SIX OF
THE REVENUE LAW.
BE Il enacted by the Legislative ASSEM-
oily Of the Territory Of Idaho as fol-
io,cs:
SECTION l.. Section seveuty-six Of
an Act, entitled "An Act to provide a
uniform system OF Territorial and
county revenue, and for the assessing
and collecting the same,a approved
January l5, 1875, shall be so amend
ed as to read as follows: Section 76.
Every person who has fixed place of
business, who may deal in goods,
wares or merchandise, wines or dis
titled liquors, except the agricultural
productions Of the Territory-when
sold by producers thereot-and ex.
cept such as are sold by auctioneers
under license, according to law, shall
pay quarterly an amount OF money for
license as required by the class in
which such person is placed. by the
Tax Collector of the county, urder the
provisions of the succeeding section;
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Coffin q Kennalv

shipping a large stock of the cele
n Skinner Plows, and Furst & Brad
kulky and Gang Plows which will be
Eat very low figures. They also have
&ock the South Bend Chilled Iron
n at reduced prices.
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Also some Placer Diggings. on Pine.
creek a mile and half east Of town, wiz
DC sold very cheap for cash. INQUIRE on
the premises or at this office
MRS. GEO. TREGAsKIs
March It'll, Sim.
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mi-Meeklg avurld.
FRIDAY, MARCH ii, 1881.
Posto Mco Hours.

bring week d.tys until further notice.
Postoffice will ne Kept open from seven
]. until nine r. NJ.
&ndays from haif-past Twelve To one,
From in,i until SIX r. M.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
be Money Order Office will not be
bed at all on Sundays; and no Money
Fr business will be transacted OH Sat
eys after four O'Clock NJ
4 ~. &. SILSBY,
pro Guy, Dec 8, SO. Postmaster.
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A correspondent Of the Engineering
and Mining journal says: The cur
rent Of excitement from Wyoming to
California has set in strongly fer Wood
River, Idalie. From Utah, everybody
who Is looking for poor mans mining
c'nntry, and can get away, is pulling
out for the north, where the ores lie
upnn the surface and are rich and
abundant. Que citizen Of Eureka,
N .vada, will AXE in 400 head If sad
die-lIorses; and two firms If the same
place contemplate the erection Of smell
RS at Marshal, the new town; while
a number of Salt Lake parties also in
tend tn build reduction works and
samplers in the same town, which
& yes promise Of being made the chief
business center Of hat Country. Belle
we is making an effort to maintain
| itself as tile leading town on the river,
l'ut capitalists have tn new burg in
hand, and will spare no effort TO make
NJ rsiiall the key to the entire county.
HENRY RUHL, of this place, received
letter from Selling & Reese, Of Wes-
TIN, W. T., stating that there is great
activity on the UmatiIla river, gett i,g
ont tt Der, ties &c. for tie railroad.
saw mills are going up along the riv-
er. he also received a lett from
Snmmervlile, saying that Foster, Of
the Meachan road which comes over
| the Blue Mountains into Grand Roude
valley, has been offered $25 900 by the
railroad company for the privilege of
Crossing the road, which, according
tn the survey, will he crossed twenty
seven times Men are at work on
each side of the mountain, and also a
force on the summit. Notwithstanding
the snow. Surveying is going ahead
this side Of Union aud coming in the
direction Of Baker City.
Miss SADIE McCusrocK invited
quite number Of her young friends
TO the residence Of her parents last
Wednesday evening. There was a
jolly assemblage, and all present
unanimously voted it The most pro-
duciive OF pure, unadulteraied enjoy
ment OF any party ever given in Ida
no City. Miss Sadie knows how to
administer to fastidions appetites, and
on this occasion, as on all former ones
evidences of superiority in the culinary
art were exhibited, and duly apprt-
ciated 10y the guests.
A RAISE has been commenced in the
Crown Point, at Banner, to connect
with the level 100 feet above. Very
lteh TOOK Is belnS taken from the
raise, and the mine never looked So
well as now 1t is safe t. say that at
least 100000 will be taken out be.
tween the two levels. ASSAYS from
choice pieces go as high as S2l00 per
ton, and the average from the dump
house, leaving out specimens, goes
$50 per ton.
THANKS to Territorial Controller On
derdonk and Secretary Sing,ser Tor
recent favors.
ATTEND the dance tonight at Cen
tenuial Hail.
AMENDMENTS TO THE REEVE
! NUE. LAW.
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p. j. II. BATES, Newspaper Advertis
"a gent, Al Park Row Times Building).
York, is authorized t. contract Tor
|Ftlsemenls in the WORLD at our best
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Lou Prices.

eir cutting 80 cents and shaving 25
at
OSCAR JOHNSON'S,
Fdoors below Kingsley's, Wall street.
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GOAL N ewS.
. liter went TO Placcrville We'd

h. P1rzER went to Placerville We'd
Ay.
HE stage goes on wheels from two
s ms side OF the upper toll-gate
bise.
kv. E. HAYES left yesterday for
ssIHeslioe Bend. He will preach
Iefe next Sunday, morning aud even
JOIN WALLACE arrived Tuesday
sp't El He is rigging up his
aims, opposite the Warm Springs,
|!fwlll soon commence piping.
LAcER mining will so,nl be in full
laH The early spring with the
|s9Nf depth Of snow promises an un-
ally long run.
HE Robinson boys have brought
Ielrportable saw mill to town. and
Wall he started for Wood river as
aen as the roads are in good condi-
NH.
i1M MONROE came down from Ban
"a N ednesday. He shouldered the
loW-shoes and walk ed to the sum-
lt.& From there in the crust was not
rong enough to hold up.
lion. GEO. PETrENGILL is repairing
y Shafer Creek road. which was
'ashed out all along by the rains
! Mill take $4,000 or $4,000 to put
IN good condition for travel.
CouNrY Treasurer Isidor Smith
to Placerville Monday and
't1rhed on Tuesday. He says
haes ho hny was improving, and was
onsidered out of danger.
fasE' NiNueLEf Will lecture IN the
Church next Sunday evening.
IS s&lk will be TO the youngsters,
~ al are invited. What he will saw
TIN boys aud girls may also bene-
the older ones.
SAHE Idaho City Theatricals will
|ay again next Wednesday evening.
Anke the Laborer" has been cast. aud
e fine drama as has been pro-
sed this winter. 1t will draw a
Eorse.
Ar Wood river fever is of the
eding kind, and high type of it
eached the Basin. There is no
about the immense richness and
OF the mining resources of that
t, but, like all new mining
1t will be overrun. Tie Basin
IL do better to stay where they
Idaho City Theatricals were
II with full house Monday
s. a good programme was
tel and the troupe camc up
usual high standard of act.
amateurs. 'Meg's Diversion"
"a was followed by sketch,
'ne's Return" and The 'sso
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Notice Of Assignment.

:" q. whoin IL may ccneerh.~ Notice in hereh--
gisea tfaf Messrs Madigsn @'an,lady Of pi,.nee.
lls lave made an assignment OF all the raj Az,
pernona D, operty OF said firm 10 ne IInda~si,,,x
ior the benefit of the creditors OF said arm.
JONAS w. BROWN
Assignee
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Notice.

Po.es ana accounts owing to us must be se.-
thirt' days without fail. If no settled by
me they Will be placed in the hands of an at.
'or coiiectoh COFFIN y KENNALY
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empted from taxation, to be expended |
for the repair and construction of |
bridges within the county as the
Board Of County Commissioners may
|order and direct; and upon the same
property the Board Of County Cpm- |
missloners Of each county is also
hereby authorized and empowered to
levy and collect, annually, such adj
dtional and special taxes as the laws
Of this Territory may authorize and
require them to levy and collect; pro
uided, hoUeUer, that whenever the
Board Of County Commissioners Icyy
any tax, they shall cause such levy TO
be entered on the record Of their pro-
ceedIngs, and shall direct their clerk
TO deliver a certified copy thereof to
the Assessor, Tax Collector, Auditor
and Treasurer, each Of whom shall file
said copy in his Office; prcUided, that
the County Commissioners of the
Counties of Cassia and Alturas are
authorized and empowered to levy and
collect, annually, tax for county ex-
penditures not to exceed one hundred
and seyenty-fve cents on each one
hundred dollars taxable property.
SEC. g. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's pas
sage.
| Approved January %. 1881.
AN ACT TO AMEND AN ACT, ENTITLED IAN
ACT TO Provide UNIFORM SYSTEM OF
TERRITORIAL AND COUNTY REVENUE, AND
FOR THE ASSESSING AND COLLECTING OF
THE SANE" APPROVED JAN. Is, 1875
Be it enacted By The Legislative 4ssem-
bly, Of The Territory Of idaho, as fol
lows:
/ SECTION !. Section II Of said Act
Is amended to read as follows:
SECTION II Every person who
shall sell or vend any goods, wares or
merchandise, or wines or distilled
liquors, drugs or metii ;;eciiHfes, jewelry
or wares of precious metals, aud per
sons who keep horses or mules, aud
carriages or other vehicles for rent or
hire. or run omribusses, coaches, Calls
ar hacks for hire or transportation.
except stages transporting United
States mails, and except mules, horses
or animals used in transportation OF
| goods. shall obt ,iu from the Tax Col
lector Of the county in which such
uslless may be transacted, for eacl,
of the branches Of business in this
and the preceding section enumerated,
"a license for the transaction of that
business, at the following rates, to-wit:
All persons dealing as aforesaid shall
lie classed according to the average
monthly sale, or sales, effected in the
following manner, that is to say:
Those who are estimated to
make average monthly sales to
the amount of twenty thousand
dollars or more shall constitute
the first class; of ten thousand
dollars aud less than twenty thousand
dollars, shall constitute the second
class; OF FIVE Thousand dollars and less
than ten thousand dollars, shall con-
stitute the third class; of two thou
sand FIVE hundred dollars and less than
five thousand dollars, shall constitute
the fourth class; of one Thousand dol
lais and less than two thousand FIVE
hundred dollars, shall constitute the
fifth class; of five hundred dollars aud
less than one thousand dollars, shall
constitute the sixth class: of three
hundred dollars aud less than FIVE
/ ] III ~
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Provided alscays, That nothing herein
shall be SO construed as to extend to.
apothecaries or chemists.
as to any wines or spirituons liquors
which they may use in the prepare
ton or compuunding Of medicines, or
selling the same for medicinal! or me
cbanlcal purposes.
SEC. 2 This Act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its
passage.
Approved February 10, 1881.
Ak ACT To AMEND SECTION 56 OF AN ACT
ENTITLED AN ACT r. PRpyIDE UNI
FORM SYSTEM OF TERRITORIAL AND coUs-
TY REVENUE, AND FOR THE ASSESSING
AND COLLECTING OF THE SANE" APP
PROVED JANUARY Is, 1875.
lie 1t enacted By the Legislative dissent
bly, of the Territory Of Idaho
as fottoacs:
SEC. l. That Section Sc Of an Act
entitled IAN Act to provide uniform
system OF Territorial and county rev
enue, and Tor the assessment aud col
lection Of the same approved Janua-
ry 10, 1915, be and is amended to
real as follows:
SEC. Sc Before satisfaction be en-
tered upon any mortgage or lem, or
any release Of any mortgage or lein.
other than mortgages given to secure
the purchase money Of the property
mortgaged, be recorded, or filed for
record, in the several County Record
ers' offices of this Territory. the Couu-
ty recorder shall be satisfied by affi-
dayit, reduced to writing, either ia
ken before him. or any ufficer author
ized to administer oaths, which affida-
Wit may be made by the mortgagee or
the person holding such mortgage or
lien, or his. or their agent or attor-
ney, and which shall lie filed in said
County Recorders Office. Said aft
davit shall be substantially ia the fol-
lowing form:
! do soiemnly swear, or affirm, that
ali taxes for Territorial or county pur-
poses assessed IN the mortgage or
debt secured by this mortgage, or lien,
have been paid.
And # any person shall knowingly
swear falsely in making such afIida-
vii, lie shall be deemed guilty of per-
jury and punished accordingly; but if
any County Recorder shall enter, or
permit to be entered satisfaction
without the filing of such affidavit, he
shall be liable Oh his official bond to
pay the county the sum of FIVE hun
dred dollars, which may be recovered
by an action which it shall be the
duty OF the Prosecuting or District
Attorney To prosecute, aud he shall
have for each prosecution twenty-five
per centum Of the amount recovered.
SEC. 3 This Act to take effect aud
be IN force from and after its passage.
Approved December 80, 1880.
AN ACT To AMEND AN ACT ENTITLED, IAN
ACT To PROVIDE A UNIFORM SYSTEM OF
TERRITORIAL AND COUNTY REVENUE, AND
FOR The ASSESSING AND COLLECTING OF
THE SANE" APPROVED JAN. Is, 1875.
Be ii enacted by the Legislative Assem-
bly, Of The Territory Of idaho, as fol-
lops:
SECTION l. That section one Of said
act be amen4p] CD ar ~ road 20 fol