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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
METROPOLTTAN SAVINGS R,VE

- AND > 3llANlNTE
VOflycLtL COOPER INNrTTTTE
tlfJN-SIAIH DIVIDEND
dt'IEREsr At THE RATE OF -FOUR pm ~.
he "a, l OF ~ sums entitled Thereto acco~dsce VIZ
sfsp Inc Bang VIII be paid dcpositors on md
, hFf.,slrs MADE BEFORE july 10 VIII draw in,-roz.
g. y CDNKLTN, Secretary. - ~ - Ai0S'oeA@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09

oFTlog oR 11iR TOMBSTONE NM. AVE MINING CoNrAsrl
49, w AlAt I-sr., PElsDELP1sIA. June 80. lSsl. :
18TH DIN1DEND.-1he Executive Commit-
~ tee Of the Board company ths
day dee Haired the Regnar Monthly Dvidond $4,000 being
ten cents on econ SHIRE cf the capital STOCK OF he company
payable July AZ Office Transfer bosks
closed from l0lA " 18Th, inclusive.
GEORGE BURSHAM. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09

81 AND 3t3 BOWERY.
A. regular meeting Trustee. sswSeua was eor,are
LOT ne AZ monh~ ensag June a. all deposits entitled
h'fel" AT ts rete Of four per paw On
and aiter } Jay IS IN accord vita the by1as
CHARLIE Ct RTI~S. President.
WILksAM V. WEBSTER. secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-07
wearin' TO the Hearin'.

The son OF a village postmistress says
OF his mother: She's gettin' little hard
% hearin' though; but tell her that
amt strange, SEEM she's heard so much
in her day. Ears can't last forever, you
know, Miss Linton, an for fifty years
there ans been nothin' goin' on among
the neighbors that ma amt heard. Be
in in the postoffis is wesrin' to the
hearin, as we'll as the eyes.
On the same principle. We should
think reading advertisements in
the newspapers would be wear-
IA 10 The hearin', but most
every one does read them and
advertisers know it, especially those
who adhere to the truth in telling about
what they have TO sell. Whether /.
Blum & Bro. adhere tn the truth or not
in writing their cards those who know
US best can best decide. As this was in.
tended as Dress Goods and Silk card
and nothing has been said yet on the
subject, We will wear your "hearin" a
little more.
Our stock is full and complete in sea.
sonable dress material; the prices asked
for them ara the lowest. everything
found in our double house, compare.
lively better assorted, and sold at lower
prices than any house in the State.
ladies' extra size white sacques open
ed to day. l. Blum & Bro, ll0i and
llO6 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-07

the same, the two members OF the State
Board shall issues certificate TO that e!'
feet; and such diploma and certincate
shall be conclusive as to the right
OF the lawful holders OF the
same to practice medicine in the state
OF West Virginia. II not graduate OF
such medical college, every person prac-
ticing medicine in this State shall pre-
sent himself before the said two mem.
beers OF the board in his Congressional
district, together with the presiding
medical officer OF the local board oil
health OF the county in which the re-
spective district State boards OF health
may hold their examinations, and sub
NIT himself to such examination as the
board shall require; if the examination
be satisfactory, they shall issue certit.
icate in accordance with the facts, and
the holder OF such shall be entitled TO
all rights and privileges; ex'
cept that physicians who have
been engaged in the continu.
Gus practice OF medicine in this State
for more than ten years at the date oil
the passage OF this act, shall in lieu oil
q diploma or examination by the MEM
beers OF the State Board OF Health, pres
ent to the said board an affidavit as to
the number OF years they have been en-.
gagged in the practice OF medicine, and
the said board shall issue its certificate
to such physicians without requiring an
examination. The members OF the
State Board OF Health in each congress
sional district shall give not less than
twenty days public notice of the tin q
and place of their meetings, In order to
accommodate applicants for certificates.
these certificates shall be recorded in
book kept for that purpose; every
candidate must be moral and temper
ate, and must pay fee OF $40. Ii he
fail at first, inside OF nine months he
may appear for second examination.
Any itinerant physician who shall
practice or in any way profess TO cure
or treat diseases, injuries or deformities,
shall pay to the State Board Of Health a
special tax OF fifty dollars, for each and
every month and fraction thereof, he
shall so practice.
The above contains the main provis'
IONS of the act. The other sections re-
fer solely to the board, salary OF the
secretary, etc. The most important
provisions OF this most important act
are given above.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-07

vbo beld orders from the contractors,
NOT vithstanding this, the full amounts
NJ the contracts would be paid the con.
tractor. rho would, In the manner stated,
nav 10 Mr.. Deiters In cash the amount
Of the orders they had given; but Mr..
Deiters, instead Of paying orders given
by the contractors, with the cash 30 OBJ
tanned, paid them with county orders
and retained the money for his own
The same course was pursued by him
in other matters, notably an order given
Dec. 2. 1878, TO B. Stanley, Supt OF the
Poor House, for $500. This payment
purported to be on account Of the
salary OF Mr.. Stanley. At that time
but $3.50 were due Mr.. Stanley for
salary. When drawing the order.
Deiters told Stanley that there was
due to him Deiters) on account Of
salary, a like amount of $3.50 and that
ne would draw an order for $500, for
which Shaniey could obtain the money
and hand Deiters his $3.50. Stanley did
80 and the $3.50 was received by Deiters.
No amount was at that time due him for
salary or on any other account.
There are other transactions which
convince the committee that Mr.. Del
ters has received large sums of money
from the county improperly. The
amount cannot now be stated, there
being a number OF contractors and
Others whose accounts with the county
have not been examined, but which it
is believed will show q state OF facts
similar to that which has been stated.
1t has also become evident that the
late clerk, Mr. Deiters, has grossly ne
elected his duties, the papers, books and
accounts of his office being far behind
and in great confusion.
1t is not deemed necessary 10 refer in
detail to the matters mentioned in the
reports OF the examiners, and the com
mittee will only report here that they
seem to be borne out by the facts shown
in evidence TO the committee.
During the progress oil the investlga-
| ton other important matters not men
toned in the examiners reports were
brought to the attention OF your com.
mittee, but as the facts respecting them
are m the knowledge OF the counsel EN-
ployed by the Board and probably will
become the subject OF litigation, unless
the sums improperly received by Mr..
Deiters from the county shall be refund-
ed, the committee did not deem it neces'
sary and proper to further delay this
matter for the purpose OF fully i"vesti,
eating them.
| Your committee recommend the adop'
ton by the Board Of the following reso
lutions:
Resolved, The suspension from Office Of
Charles III. Deiters, who was suspended
on March 10, 1881, be made permanent
and that it is the pleasure OF the Board
that the office OF clerk be declared va
cant from and after that day.
ResOlred, That the Prosecuting Attor
ney, aided by the sama counsel hereto
fore employed by the Board in this mat
ter, shall proceed to sue, upon the otiicia
bonds OF said Deiters, or otherwise, as tC
them may seem best, for sucn sums as
to them may seem proper, unless such
sums are promptly paid to the county
by those owing them.
Respectfully submitted,
B. f. CALDWELL,
Chairman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-07
COURT CHIPS.
News Notes, Business aud Gossip Cleaned
at the Court House.

| News Notes, Business aud Gossip Cleaned
at the Court House.
One marriage license was granted yes
terday.
Three deeds OF trust were recorded,
yesterday, aud one deed OF assignment.
Andrew Hydingcr and others, yesteI-
doy conveyed to Elizabeth Ilydinger,
all their interest in an acre Of land in
tie Eighth ward, for >.
A deed dated May %; 1881, admitted
10 record yesterday, conveys to John
Park from J. NJ. Woods and wife, part
OF lot 8, in square 4, Churchill's addition,
for -.
Elizabeth liydinger yesterday con-
veyed To Andrew Hydinger and others,
in deed dated MAY 10, 1881, for a mum
Der Of lots in South Wheeling. No con-
sideration.
A deed of conveyance, dated March
"a, 1881, was admitted to record yester-
day, transferring IRON X. +. Burt and
wife to John McNiell, piece OF ground
in Triadelphia, for $3.50.
The deed OF assignment of J. @. Orr,
doing business. as j. &. Orr & Co., to
Alfred PAUL, was yesterday admitted to
record. 1t reposes six separate trusts
in the assignee "a follows: First, to take
charge OF the office and pay himself
a reasonable sum for his duties; second,
10 pay the taxes due; third, to pay
McLain Bros. the rent due; fourth, to pay
q note to A. w. PAUL for s743 SO; fifth,
to pay a note to the bank OF the Ohio
Valley for S525, and sixth, out Of the
residue pay all the other creditors pro
rita
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-07
The Committees Report.


The report OF the Finance Committee,
in full, is as follows:
WHEELING, W. Va, June 6, 1881.
To the Board of Commissioners Of Ohio
County:
GESrLKMEN-Your Committee on
Finance and Accounts respectfully re-
port that we have had before us for con.
sideration the report dated April II,
1881, made to your Board by K. III Gill
lespy and Samuel Mathews who were
appointed to examine the books, papers
and accounts OF the Board. The exam
liners have also made to US three subse.
quent reports dated respectively April
%, MAY IL and May %, all OF which are
returned with this report. We have
spent a GOOD deal OF time in examining
into the matters mentioned in these re-
ports, and as they seem to reflect con-
siderably upon Mr.. Deiters. who was
the clerk OF the Board, your Committee
thought it proper to and did afford
him an opportunity by himself
and by counsel, to examine into
the matters mentioned in the reports
and furnish such explanation respecting
them as he might be willing or able to
furnish; and the sessions OF the commit.
tee were adjourned upon several occa-
sions at Mr.. Deiters' request and he was
allowed access to all the books, papers
and accounts of the office. The COM
mittee were in session upon seyera, diff
ferent DAYS and were attended by, the
Prosecuting Attorney and Mr.. W. p.
Hubbard and also by Mr.. f.. q. Cracraft,
who was counsel for Mr.. Deiters. Mr..
Deiters himself was present part Of the
time. A number OF persons were ex-'
amined and large quantity OF docu-
mentary evidence was submitted to the
committee.
The result OF the examination and
consideration given by the committee as
to this matter is that the statements
made in the several reports OF the ex-
sminers appear to rs to be fully war
ranted, except that it appears TO the
committee from the weight Of evidence
that in the case OF SOME OF the road
contractors, who by these reports were
stated to have overdrAwn, that Mr.. Del.
tiers, instead Of the contractors, received
and retained the amount OF the over
drafts. His method OF operation seems
to have been about as follows:
The County Engineer would, upon
his final estimate, direct the deductions
OF such amounts as had heretofore
been paid the contractors. Mr.. Deiters
would give the contractor, however, an
order for the full amount OF his con-
tract, induce the contractor 10 go
out and get the warrant cashed and
bring the proceeds to him. From the
cash so brought to him, he would de-
duct and retain the amount which the
engineer had dilssted to be deducted
and give the contractor the balance.
The result Of this course was that the
county paid a second time the amounts
directed to be deducted and Mr.. Del
tiers kept an amount Of cash equal to
them.
In some cases these former payments
had been directed to be made, on &C
count OF the contracts, but to persons
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-07
THE NEW SCHOOL.
The Contractors Remedy for the Bad
Foundation.

The Contractors Remedy for the Bad
Foundation.
Last Saturday morning the REGISTER
mentioned the fact that an unexpected
obstacle had been encountered in the
building OF the new Fifth ward school
house. When the foundations had been
diyyed to the requisite depth, say some
chit feet, it was found the earth was
tirely unfit 10 support the building.
he ground was species OF blue clay,
OF a spopgy, doughty nature and that
could not be made compact. A sus.
pension OF work was called and an
endeavor made TO get the Board Of E1u.
cation together to consider the matter.
On Friday and on Saturday the at
tempt was unSucceSsfully made, but
Yesterday morning quorum was gath
cred. The case was stated and the cor :
tractors, Messrs. k.eives, Kraft 4 CO.,
offered 10 bridge the difficulty by plac-
ing eight inch oak boards in the
trenches, for 500. This offer YVES &c
cepted.
A RKGIsIER reporter visited the
ground Yesterday, and was made tc
,,om rrehpud the situation. All inform
81 on SUch subjects say either boarding
or concrete is necessary and agree that
Inc plans proposed by the contractor
viii meet the difficulty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-07
ITEMS OF INpIVIpUALs.
Points OF Personal Interest and Notes o
People.

Points Of Personal Interest and Notes OF
People.
Clerk Darrah returned last evening
from Pittsburgh.
Judge Melvin was holding court in
Marshall county yesterday afternoon.
+. Haeley, Of the Atlantic engine, has
beeu out IN TIE country visiting rela
tiyes.
DIR. Plummer, OF San Francisco, spent
SUNDAY with his brother, +. w. Plum
mer, of this city.
Clerk Jim Quarter nearly had his
right hand wTung oh yesterday by con-
gratulatory shakes.
Jack Arthur is thinking somewhat Of
inventing something. There is inven-
ton in the air at the lookup.
Mr.. =. VI. Ayres, of the School Super
intendent's office, has been appointed a
Notary Public Tor Ohio county.
Mrs. Mary Sherry and son Robert
left here yesterday tor Europe. They
sail on Saturday from New York.
Taylor Foreman will be assistant clerk
AZ the Commissioner Office until pIo6-
ably January, at salary Of $50 per
month.
Secretary OF State Stalnaker and Su-
prpme Judge Patton left last evening on
the z. &. &St l.. for little jaunt to
Pittsburgh.
VIM. warfeld, an old Bridgeport
wholesale groceryman, now OF Quincy,
ILL.,, is in Bridgeport to witness the
nuptials Of his sister-in-law, Mary How
ell, to John Scott
For the present term Messrs. NOni
Zlne, W H. Waldls and y. Stanley are
G. n lie ter, bon TN For the last
Term il aaI NGld,e and Stanley,
and los the preceding term Stanley
alone IHc l1al is in the sum OF
Sl,OOO.
Sta'e school Superintendent Butcher
and J. &. Fowler, ESQ, OF Marion
county, one Ol tEe Regents OF the Nor
mai schools Ci the second district, left
Yesterday Tor West Liberty, to attend
the commencement which takes place
to-day.
Architect A. III. Sheppard, formerly cf
this city, bat now experimenting the
erection Of the STATE Buildngat Charles
ton, arrived IN the city yesterday. lie
reports work as progressing very
nicely, and exp cts the building to be
fully Completed by July, 1884
Mr.. W. ). Pratt, formerly Of Worm
ley's, Washington, aud now stewart o.
the New McLnre House, Wheeling, W.
Va, has been warnlly congratulated by
the Medical Society OF the state OF West
Virginia, for his fine service at q bar
quet TO that organization at the hotel
lev days ago.-IiOi,i Nail.
The REGIzTSR IS in receipt OF a COM
munication from Frank West, stating
that the article in the Mars Lasr charg-
ing him with stealing barrel vi ale. is
untrue. lie says il was another person
With an entirely different name. Frank
ia right, and though he is in jIl, il is hut
right To make the correction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-07

A history Of the Wheeling 6uspsn.
sion Bridee-by John Bishop.
The flag Of the United States OF Amer.
lea
Music Of the Presidents March.
Mr.. Laughlin has kept the box In Q
dry place and yesterday the contents Of
the Box were eli dry and In better con.
dition than when taken from Nj Wood.
Copies Of yesterday mornings Rso.
rsrER and IateiligIscr were put
in the box and carefully sealed
by George w. johnson, the timer, and
about noon the box was placed IN the
cavity prepared for il in the northwest
corner of the foundation and covered
over with stone aud cement there TO lie
for future generations.
The ceremonies next month will be
in grand style.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-07

How often persons have been an
noyed by burrs cIingng 10 their dress
or clothing. and how seldom have they,
when cleaning them, given Il q thought
that Buidock Roof 10 the most valuable
blood cleanser and purifier known, and
is cold by every druggist under the
name OF Bnrdock Blood Bitten. Price
sl.00, trial size 10 cents. Lughlin
Bros. 4 Co. Agents, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-07
Grand Excursion ito Pittsburgh, sstur-
day, June 1lth.

The C. & 81. l.. Ry. Co. FAMILIAR
ale routel. will sell excursion tickets to
pittsburgh for train leaving Wheeling
atI:52 p. N. on above date at the rate OF
q so for round trip. Tickets good for
return passage on train leaving Pitts
hnrvh 3 60 Sunday morning. by special
train leaving Pittsburgh at 1850 Sunday
night or by any regular train Monday.
T,eIets will be on sale Thursday, June
9th. Secure them IN advance ana avoid
the crowd. For tickets and further IN
formstion regarding theexcursion apply
~ j. M. Belleyille. agent Panhandle
route, p, w. & Ky: derot, foot Of
Elsyenth street, Wheeling, or at Union
TYcket Office, MeLure House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-07
Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, June ., A.M-For the
Tennessee and Ohio Valleys, partly
cloudy weather and local rains, variable
winds mostly southeast to southwest,
stationary or lower temperature and
barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, cloudy weather,
frequent rains, variable winds, mostly
east, stationary or higher temperature
and falling barometer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-07

HALF the ills Of human life proceed
from a torpid and disordered liver. Sub
nit to them no longer while Sellers
Liver Pills" viii cure You quickly. Price
25 cents
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-07
aliJrelin9 Register
LOCAL IaTELlIGEHCE
Index to New Advertisements.

Price List-Plummer's Gallery.
Pianos Tuped-F. w. Banner.
Step Ladders Nesbitt & Bro.
Regular Tuesday PaCket-St,amor
A ldes.
University OF Virginia.
wanted-Boy in Restaurant Local
Page.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-07

Owners Of fine Watches can
have them skillfully repaired
and rated az DibIONs,
I22S Market Street.
The only transit time IN The
city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-07

The place to find the largest and most
varied stock and the lowest prices 10 n
Miller & Prapzbeim's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-07

The most varied assortment Of fss
new Jesslry everIbrouGht 10 the ely lt
Miller 4 Fnnxhein'a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-07
SPECIAL Notice.
.,rne Best Thing Ever Placed Before the
Pubic"
UNoS Nuts, FLURIASNA Co., Va, I
ADril . 1891

Lauyhlm Bros. & Co:
GsNTLENES:-Please send me at once
six dozen OF your Worm Syrup. The
cures are wonderful, and II Is the best
vermifuge ever placed before the public.
One bottle brought los worms from one
child, and in three other cases from 60
to rs worms The children had been
poor and feeble for eighteen months, and
are nov in good health.
Respectfully yours,
DUDLEY l.. BosroS.
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rnnrmomarar Raoord.

AS taken at SchnepPs Opera HoIss
drug store:
MONDAY,
S.Sspr.M7r~ lamp =, sl~7.
"A " 81 ~ "a 20
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-07

IP you have pimples, boiIs, salt rheum,
rough skin, DC, take "Lindsey's Blood
Searcher." Fold by all druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-07

MILLrR & FRAxzHsIn boy foe eash
and Sell cheaper than any jsuelry house
Ia the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-07

BEAurrFuL 0rnamented Vases at Mil
Ter & Franxheims,
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Wheeling Female College
COMMENCEMENT WEEk

COAnkN CEMk NI Wk6h'
June ID, I'd and e.b-Exsmini ton Of ts!Sst'
ClaS~s.
sabbath Jnne 5h -Bsccsisureste Sermon ~
Rev. james NoSxl. st the seoou1 Presi! tsfsAH
Church % ~ o'.sock Pm. :,
the AIumnx.
Tue~dsy, June 5Ih &c, mneDoeneli Co1een
In College Hall at soccer.
"wednesday, June SUI Comm mr. raehi -
Opcrs Houss. Admission Is cent? Door 0tfb
Al. Exesetses viii begin psOmylJ Il ST. -
All .riiss holding an invitation osn me sf.Sh
sting cis~ Will be admiited On gseseD'AtsD I"
Il, one inyihtion sdmiitiDg tso pffsoiis .,
Tbansfay. June eh-Preidenrs Ls'es O. '0'
ltfe ateP.n n.
TH1 MKT T0310A
wnl opsn eeptsnbes IN. j9sa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-07

New Goods.
Bright new Silverware jus, received
at Miller x Franzheim's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-07

VUANTED-A BOY, TO SERVE ~ rAS'
w TEY boy In restaurant
Apply 70 day. t
BALzER's DlmOnico RestAurtt
insq No. I5,p hAkst s,rc,i.
, 1881-03-11
TurRsDAY. MARCH 81.

Joseph Sweeney vs. !. L. DaviS-verdict
of jury awarding plaintiff Si20 with $50
damages and his costs; Judgment for $50
and $7S20 costs.
L Us Jim (Chinamanl Indicted for dis
posing of spirituouS liquors to Indians
found guilty by jury and fined $75.
e. VI Gerri>h vs. + VI Hammond-ver-
diet of jury in favor of plaintiff tor S7l .75
with interest from Dec. l, 1880; Judgment
Tor same
;. Waterman. administrator of the cs-
tate OF James Murphy. vs. Isabel F. Nc
Fcrean and Beniamin McFcrram-dtfault;
Judgment entered. and atterward sus-
pended aud case continued.
4 ID l. overs W G Anderson-decree of
foreclosure and sale.
G.. o. Iailrr W IL. Brewster and Eohn
judgment for 81 OSO.5U. and decree OF
foreclosure ana sale of mortg rgcd pro per
~.
James Kingston vs. f B Ebry-default
and Judgment for $225.5O and costs.
Grand jurors di>uh ,rgcd.
, 1881-03-11
Wreck Of the G. c. Perkins.

From Mr.. Sharkey. who arrived from
the rcXnda Marble Quarry on Monday.
We learn that the schooner reported wreck
ed at Nan"nSe Iiarbnr is the &. C. Per
kinS. owned aud commanded by Mr.. A
Francis. j.. The schooner got o. the
ledge at night aud when rhe tide Tell. ca
rerned over on her side. On the return of
the tide. the schooner did not float a,.d
therefore flied with water. The cargo
WAS atterward taken ont in damaged
condition and landed on the beach. Thus
llghtened The schooner was fioa.ed on to
the beach, where they are now repairing
her. The schooner was OH her way 10 the
Ihkou mines.-Nhnaino Free Press" of
March 9rh
IL Will be remembered that the Perkins
was sold but few weeks since by Messrs.
Logan q Houghtaling. of this place.
She was Oh her first voyage under the new
owner.
, 1881-03-11

Notice to Taxpayers.

Notice is hereby given, that the blank
''D"iail Lists provided by law for the Use
of ASSESSORS and taxpayers are now in my
hands Tor delivery. AT my ofIice in Pot
Townsend, Jefferson county, w. T. 1t is
by law made the duty of each tax payer
or his agent or attorney. 10 procure SUIT
ficient number of said blanks for his use,
and to make his tax statement for the en-
suing fiscal year. aud file the same with
the assessor. within ten days from and al
ter the first Monday OF ApIil 1881. with
heavy penalty for failure 10 do so without
good and sufficient cause, See chapter III
sections and of an act of the Legi,la-
iure of Washington Territory. approved
November II. 1879 entitled, IAN act to
provide for tie assessing and collecting
county and territorial re.enue."
JAMES SEAVEY,
County Auditor OF Jefferson county,