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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

The worlsmen in San Francisco en- gagged by Milwaukee firms to go to that city to supply the place of striking cigar makers are not Chinese, but white men.
 The brigauds ot Italy have taken new departure. In the vicinity of Mo dena they take possession of vineyards, drive away the peasants with revOlvers and carry of the grapes.
 National bank notes received for re- demption at Washington amount to S7j,0O0. Receipts of United States bonds at the treasury department for re- demption under the lO5th call, includ- ing those received yesterday, amount to SS,736,7to.
 The treasury books, according to which the taxes of Cuba were assessed, have been abstracted several years. The police have now recovered them from the widow of a treasury clerk at Havana. By the theft of the books the treasury lost S2O,0O00Oo.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

GEORGE SCovILLE, Guiteau's brother in-law and counsel, has actually bank rupted himself in behalf of Guiteau lie wrote a letter the other day to Mir r. F.. Cole, a Chicago broker, asking for loan of $50. and in the letter he admitted he is in need. NIT. Cole sent the S5o, and IS trying to raise S200, because, though he hopes to see Guiteau hanged, he yet svmpathizes with Scoville in his devotion to hls relative. He has certainly bank rupted himself in a poor cause, attempt ing to thwart the ends of justice.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

COMPLAINTS are being made all over the West of the curtailing of mail facili- ties. In Colorado this is particularly tEe case. It IS a short-sighted policy, and one which, from Q political point Of view, will be injurious to the Admins tration. No one in the West upholds thieving and corruption; but We want the very best mail accommodations money will bring.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
SOLON NJ. ALLIS,

CIVIL EyaINFER AND U. <. DEPUTY MINERAL
 SURVEYOR ,ND NoTAEF PUBLIC. HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO CORNER II af Pen guEt0n and Meyer streets. Iopo g-aIlle.. Maps 30 -perialfy- All business eii- L-.-- --- ------.-LL.---
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

C.USn SrEyETCE PIMA toUNIY- NOTARY PUB
 IL MINING AND CIVIL EEGINEEE.
 I sNII~. ROADS. DIrCHES. MINES, TOWN | SI--- ara Surveyed and maps Of same made aa tte most reasonable terms. O1lce-No. sI-,- Meyer -tr-,t. Tucson. Arizona. Ocll
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
EASTERN NEWS.
elcia Do9.4's v.ts Dead

EIgla G53--'s T!ls Dead.
 Nrw GorE. November II. - Mary Frances tlcEick,r, wife oi Edwin Booth, died this afternoon.
 Planting % l-suorial Oak.
 NEW Yarr. November 1.-The James A. Garfield Oak Society, formed almost entirely Uf Germans residing in the Eastern District. Brooklyn, met to-day at Cypress Hills cemetery tO plant an oak in memory of the maTtyred Presl- dent. TlcNprocessiou consisted Ot l2UO men. including members of the Grand Army of the Republic, Sixteenth ward battery, Germauia ScAutzenbund, John Biaum association, !he Nineteenth ward battery. Veteran Cadets and soldiers and sailors oi the late war. At the cemetery very beautiful, appropriate and impress sive services were held.
 International Trades Union.
 PrTsBvRG, November 1.-The Inter national Trades Union will meet here next Tuesday and remain in session probably all next week. About 4UO delegates will be present from all parts 5f the United States and Canada. The object of the meeting is to unite labor unIors of an kinds and Co ask Congress t, mass au act allowing a charter to be laute5 Go National Trades Unions.
 Gcacr0us Cnticisnz. Nzw YORK. November II The World m reviewing the book Of travels just 1uolisheI by Lady Duijerin Hardy, says more generous criticism has never been bestowed upon us. She scarcely finds anything objectionable except the !, Chinese and the fury of eEpectorauons ou tle Pacific coast.
 Aquatic Sports.
 Nrw NoEE, November 1.-The yacht Atlantic was recently beaten by Mis- chief. She will winter here and Is stlll confident Cf success, and will aGdln challenge for the American cup next spring. The club treasurer yesterday | .a5I that this American cup Is worse than a hundred shorts Of Comstock; thls season alo1e 1t has cost the club and | members in actual cash just S2l,DOo. Tas N1-5lal Rife Association N-w YORK. November 1.-The Na- i tiaual Rih. A-sociation Have under con i sidcratiou tine project of sending a Na- | -ionaI GuarI team to Wimbledon next ! IuIv. provided match can be organized ! with rl, British National Rifle AssOcla- -in~. and thata team cau be organized which wiii bs properly representative and sufficiently skilled.
 A ABIackuaEs- Entrapped- NEw YORK, November l4-Jay CToulc has been receiving anonymous letters tt tIa effect that the writer intended tt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

A man of liUaty-tgo is suing at Des
 Ioiue5 for 9 divorce from a wife of ciEhty-ive.
 over few samples of Oleomargarine. The best farmers cannot distinguish the ClComar-aEEe from -ggau-grcase.
 X girl in New Jersey who was very sick was very nearly killed by man who iltrujcl iat1 her room and made a hysterical eXh1rtalou, telling her to prepare to die.
 Labouclere, speaking of th blue and red effect of cold upon it's victims, says that blue cheels and lips m, "a woman look older than sle is, d healthy, wind bloom makes heri,= -Qunger. Since the iud lcIc ceof ti- -13 League movement has become SO prevail S, rqF5' price of potatoes makes them almost a luxury h Boston it costs $50 to be- come possessed oi barrel of pOtatOes- the highest price paid in many years.
 At Fort Mills, N. C., James Sutton, a young planter, shot dead Nat. Gibson, a COugabie. Ilc tragedy took place ip tho rs flee, and originated in the ser vice Cr xecutI1n attachment by Glib | -.'A 'f.'t- tti' Ift'IN .tg "- H hltlllcI-lA- law of Suttou's
 MaIame Adelua Patti made her first appearance since 1~6l in New York at ! Srciuway Hall "Wednesday night There were many vacant seats, but this may may be accOlu-ed for by the indictment | weather. Tn an artistic sense, the con- ! cert was a deci led success, but it is U-- | derstood that financially 1t was not. President Arthur Egs, during the day ! and evening of Wednesday, at the Fifth ! AvouUe Hotel, New York, and was visit | ed by Tostuasttr-GCuCrai James, wayne ! NacVea-l. -a-Ieta-y Blaine, ex-SenatOr ! COukLu- Thuflow Weed, Gen. Grant, ! Marshall Jewell aud Senator Blair.
 In his annual report, the Commission CT of -Le General Land Office, says the ! present laws .u the subject of govern meut timber lud5 are defective. He instances wherein they need to be ma
 teually remodel cd, and asks that Con gress take early acton upon the matter. Iu New York Wednesday the German : Club gave @ grand liluer Go the German descendants lf General F0n Steuben.
 " CCuue-5 vas Lllj a- night in Leld-
 eIkrauz HslL by the Leiderkranz and Auou societies il honor ot the Germans. ! Secretary Blaine aul Carl Schurz were present. The g-tllg7llsLCd Germans sail for home to-iHy iu the steamer Wei land.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
Mexican Railroad Matter,.


 CIrY OF MEXICO, November lA-Con- gress has approved the transfer made by General Frisbie, of the Mexican Pacific concession, to the Yuma and Guayma3 Railroad Company.
 The official government organ denies that the National Railroad must with draw from Guadalaiara, on the route to the Pacific.
 Gas Explosion.
 ROME. November 14.-FOrty persons were killed and fOrty-One wounded by the explosion of gas in the sulphur mine at Grasolongatear.
 European Political Affairs
 LONDON, November 14.-Three thOus- and operatives at the StatTOrishIre pot teries are on a strike.
 Dempsey, proprietor of the Ulster Ex- aminer and Northern Star, Cf Belfast, consents to contest County Derry in the interest of the Parnelhtes in the coming Parliament election.
 The number of applications tO the Land Court exceeds 25,OM
 Emperor Francis Joseph will send aH autograph letter to King HUmbert m order tO remove any misunderstanding in regard to the recent speeches of NOu Kalay and Andrassy in the Hungarian Delegation.
 The expedition to South Tunis will be gone two months. After this only l,jOO men are to remain in Tunis. A local mixed army will then be organized The Mexican Cop@~ess has prohibited the issue of S4O0,0OU ID nickle one, two five cent pieces.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
II RrEHNIAN < co.

PHOTOGRAPHERS LARGE ASSORT- l mel- rf Arizona views on hand, Picture Frame made ru orler and MoE!alngs on hand No l.- g.,-.r.-- street. opposite Western Union Telegraph D-lHe. oc4
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

SPFGIAL. ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL - -..r---- relating rp Mines and Mineral Lands t.f.-. ..a tr.a-rai Land u.lce and Deparinent tE -.- iu---r- Fa--a-- for m-uerI. and other lands r-u-l-4I. N.le wears eEIer-ence n the r-l.r. Land UtI-.- S-x yes.I- "a charge Of tAe N.-a-. u.yl-.u-. Co. l.. O. deciding mineral con- fa.-- .-.I .r..r-r... mo mineral lands.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
Toiuh,,ous Topics.

Judge Riggs, from Contention, is in the city. II aUs the people of the San Pedro yrr demand. that in the ap- ointment STE vuerviso-. the rural dis trict5 be consulted. Cogscntion HsizSs the appointment or 1Ir.INeycrs. proprie>~ tor of the Meyers house, Of that place.
 Col Jackson PrJuty has gone to Tue son to confer with capitalists in refer cuce Co tho sale of Mexican mining property which he is largely interested in. He VIII visit the Empire district, also Patagonia, hefor1 be returns to Tombstone. We wIsh him success.
 Charles Solomon, M. Stuart and Men dCl Meyer have bonded for ninety days the Western Union and Yellowstone mines, in the Gold Camp, to a syndicate of New York capitalists for the sum of S50h1o. The property has been exam iued by two experts who reported favor ably upon it Yesterday dispatches came c. the Pima County bank that tho reports were satisfactory and cod along the necessary papers. The saIe of this property may be the means of actively starting work on the very rich mines in this part of Cochise county. We trust so, ai least.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

Londoners find fault with slippery wooden pavements.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
! Y piACkBUKN.
l. n. CHILLSON.

prr-rT U. S. MARSHAL ASD COLLECTOR. ,FFitE- WITH JUDGE WELLS SPlCEh. V F.fr- street. Tom ostoue, A. T.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

W. T. RICHARD, F. c. &,
 A-s,YrR AND AxALYTIcAL CHEMIST. OFFICES. TUCSON AND TOMB
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
II R LIGHTHIZER,
G W. SPAULDING,
WILLIAM J. OSBORN,

.,-.Itw. NorRE PUBLIC AND COS- h4-. vEEANCE8-
 .,,.7tr. ASSISTANCE GIVEN IN OBTAIN = -- u.-.r-- for mining and pre-empuon ~ i-- -i-, rg-le to hand under the desert --a.-.'. . . -s-f---.. l-W- Office north side of @ s-- .-.-. ,.-.. ..--.,. Tucson. Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
NM | BERRY.

,r-aEszl ssD CoUNsELoR-AI-LAw. ,-o ,t,rpSIII.A STREET. TUCSON. ONLY r.-,l Iu-.u,-- attended to. Collections t--elai-y.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
Hovgats Again.

WASHINGTON, November l6--Addi- tional charges of embezzlement to the amount of S40,O00 have been found against Captain Howgate.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
Torpeto Boats

NEW YORK, November l6.-Ericsson's new torpedo boat, "The Destroyer" was exhibited before Government officials and a number of visiting French officers
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
nRL DEXTER LYFORD.

Pn-IgItN AND SURGEON. .,rFT.r --I CONGRESS- STREET. OPPO- kb ..,. .f.a -.- trl-c- of V. C. Davis, Esq. Tue .- l ] n---.LI-r. I.nA 2lg.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

MRS. J. L. HILDEBRAND, M. D.,
 3ll Stone avenue. nolD
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
ELLERY c. FORD,
9 l.. U7r.- hl.4Iu- Washington. D. (.

Hate ll.i,.f uf Mineral DivIsl0u. General Land
 Ollce.I
 ArroESET AT LAW.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
Nacveagh Returns.

WASHINGTON, November 15.-AttOrney General MacVeagh took formal leave of Department of Justice yesterday and left in the afternoon for Philadelphia.
 R.port Of the sscrstary Of the Interior.
 WASHINGTON, November l6.-Ihe an- nual report of the Secretary of the h. terior IS largely devoted to the discus sion of the Indian question. He strong lv recommends the liberal provision made by congress for teaching the h. dian youth our language That upon inst terms to the Indians the number of reservations be greatly reduced That on such reservations as are not adapted to farming, without irrigation, efforts be made to teach the indians to become herdsmen, and that the more civilized reservation Indians be encouraged tO abandon tribal relations
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
Aaua..: Sports.
nIl.l-rlEs- Entrarpet.

Nrw YORK. November 14-Jay Gould has been receiving anonymous letters 10 tls effect that the writer intended to
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
The Guiteau Trial

WASHINGTON, November 15.-About II o'clock yesterday the work of obtain ing a jury in the Guiteau case was be- gun. The three of those presented be- ing disqualified, two on the ground that thev had formed unmixed opinions on the case, and the other on the ground that he had conscientious scruples on the subject of capital punishment. In the examination of jurors ScOyil!e went over a large range of qualifications as to religious and political belief. Five jurors have been obtainedand sworn m: JnO. F. HarIin, Fred. W. Brandenberg, Chas. G. Stewart. Henry J. Bright, Thomas H. Langley.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
Gas Explosion

ROME, November 1i.-Forty persons were killed and forty-one wounded by the explosion of gas in the sulphur mine at G Grasnlnnrntear
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

SAN FRANCIsCo November l5.-ILe clergy Of the city and vicinity met yes terday afternoon to concert measures m
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
The Ars.ie Rel.si s...ss.
Latest from taa Court ,,a..ial.

SAN FEAScIsCo, November lA-Thc Daily Report publishes an extract from a letter from an officer ou the Arctic relief steamer Rodgers, dated October lGJh. at St. Lawrence Bay, where the ship arrned the day before. A slej-e party was landed on the Siberian coast. about fiity miles from East Cape, with one years provisions, and with orders tn sledge the coast to the North and West as soon as the ground is covered with snow. .2e Rodgers reached latitude 7J degrees 44 minutes north. No land was sisible to the NoE:hvard, hut South- ward a flight of ducks showed that there must be iand in that direction.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
Failed 10 Agree.
Asking for More Man Facilities.

CHEYENNE, November 15.-The mass meeting last evening, to agitate the question of increased mail facilities for the Pacific coast, favored a petition to Congress, backed by the influence of the press of the Pacific coast, urging two lailv malls.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
LaYlns the slame on God.

WASHINGTON, November l4-The trial of Guiteau will commence to-day. 4 great number of witnesses on both sides have been summoned; also John Guiteau and sister, Mrs. Scoville, visited the jail today and interviewed the prisone-. Guiteau betrayed no unusual emotion at the meeting. He began the old story of the causes prompting him to commit the deed, and expressed no regrets for the crime, and reiterated the statement, Being inspired by God" etc.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
Frs. Tra.a -a Pour Day

SAN FRANCISCO, November lJ.-Ihe first overland train for four days arrived at Sacramento this morning. \ special westbound train was Citched near Blue Canyon yesterday by a collision with freight train. \ copluus ram set m tuls morning. It is showing heavily m the mountains with prospects of severe storm.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
pe.th fran Aos...a.sl saso..sE.
Tte srrf.rr.r-

SAN FRAScrsCo, November lj.-Police officer Angel, who accidentally shot hlm- self with his own pistol sunday night died last night.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

WAsHIxGroS, November 15.-Judge Folger yesterday assumed the duties of Secretary of the Treasury. EI-Secre- tarv Windom turned over to his success sor certain keys which are always kept by the Secretary and bade him goodbye. Windom was much affected and remark ed in private conversation that these changes revived sad memories of the past summer He left the Department in company with Senator Ferry, of Michigan.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

SAN RAFAEL, November l5.-The dead bodies of Mrs. Prince and Henry Osborn were found in the house at Narshalrs station this afternoon. From what can be learned Osborn first killed Mrs. Prince with fiat iron, as her head was an battered in and bloody flat iron was found OF the floor by tine side of her Then tla sUpp0sition is that he took poison e. he bought some at the store in the morning. Osborn was her hired man.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

WASHINGTON, November l4--Gillvary, Treasurer of the United States, has or the circulation of public deposits shall hereafter be surrendered or allowed Co pass from the custody of the Treasurer's office except upon the surrender of the money, or a deposit of other bonds in the name of tine Treasurer of the United States, in trust, or in care of depository bank upon the order of the Secretary of the Treasury.
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Ordinances No. lAI.

To levy collect and enforce payment of an
annual Incense tax upon all persons, Ass0
Cation OF persons and corporations pur
snlus any trade, profession, Vocation,
Calling Or business. except those who are
expressly exempt frcm such tax by artl
Giles 100 and 2Uf Of the Constitution
Section LIST. BE ii ordained by the Police
jury vi the Parish ot Lafoarche, That there
Is hereby levied an annual license tax, tor
the calentiar year A. ID. 1881, upon each per
son, association of persons and corporations
pursuing any trade, profession. vocation,
calling Or business III the Parish Of .aiour-
che except those expressly exempt iron.
such tax by articles zoo aud 300 Ut the Coma
titution.
See. End, Be it further ordained etc.
That immediately, alter the PRONUNCIATION
OF this ordin;t,iee. for the year A. d. 1851,
the tax Collector shall begin to collect aud
shall collect, as fast as possible. from eaci,
OF Tue persons, associatson of persons and
corporations, pursuing within the limits vi
the parish, any traie. profession, vocation,
calling or business a license tax hereinafter
graduated
Commercial Business.
Sec 3rd, Be it further ordained, ETC..
That for each and every business OF selling
ut retail whether sprincipal OF ageut upon
commission, Mt auction or otherwise the
License tax, shall be based d the gross an
mai amount OF sales, AZ follows, t0-Wit
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Bal. on hd. to pay to school treasurer SD IS
L. & .. f..
Respectfully Submitted,
JOS. L. TuiBODEAUA,
Treasurer.


February LIST. 1881.
The Market Masters report showing to-
tai collections Tor the month OF January
1880 IL b. one hundred at,i ten and 30il0o
wa presented and referred to the commit
tee oI Finance.
Un motion duly seco ded the sum of Fiji
teett DoiIns Oh so much thereof as may be
necessary MAS made To pay bitches charge
ab!e to street auo bitches.
YEAS: ucoin, Dansereau, Howell, Moore
and Xernot
hays Nome.
Tn motion duly seconded the sum Of
Five Dollars, cb~argeabie to incidental eX-
peases twas appropriated to reimburse r.
IL. Legendre ior excess paid by him on his
corporation license OF 1880.
ieas Ancoin, Dsnsereau, Howell, Moore
and Zarnott.
Nays: None.
On motion duly seconded the sun OF
twenty-five Dollars was appropriated u
DRY claim, of n. ArcenneauN duly approved
BY the Finance Committee. Twenty Dol
lars thereof chargeable to Corporation labc
rer account and five Dollars to Wharf.
Yeas: Aucoin, Dansereau, Howell, Moore
and Zernott.
Nay: None.
On motion Of j N Howell duly seconded
Ordinance Ne. 70 adopting the Bylaws
aud Ordinances OF the 1owu OF Thibodau,
as revised by isaiah D..Moore Esq. Wal
adopted by toe following vote.
Yeas: Aueoin, Dansereau. Howell. Moore
and Zernott.
Nays: None.
On motion duly seconded the council al
journed.
tSisnedl H. w. TABOR.
Mayor.
A. J. PERRIN, Clerk.
A true cory:
a. ]. PERRIN. Clerk.
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A. j. PEb.RIN, Clerk.
TOWN HALL,
Friday, January 1ist. 1881. {

TOWN HALL,
Friday, January 2ist. 1881.
The Town lounci. for the Town Of Thit,-
odaux, me THIS day at ii o'clock L. VI.
Present: II. ". iaDor, Mayor aud j. L..
Aucoii., J. II. ilowel, /. D.. Moore an +.
Zeruott, Trustees.
Absent: {. Arena and II. Danseceau,
Trustees.
The ninn7 es Of the two previous sessions
were read and approved as recorded.
THE committee on Eiuance presented the
following report.
To he Honorable the Mayor and Trustees
OF the Town OF lhlboiaux.
Gentte.nen-lou committee Oh fin nee
present here with bills of Ihibodaux aaw
Mill amounting t. So 10 which obey have
approved Tor S.4 96i 90. The remaining
- a having ifecn contracted by previous
Council neees>itsties an iaquiring into It's
correctness witch Your committee have
lot yet iidG l,na To prosecute. They recon-
nleit, payment OF The the sum OF SliIiO0
ami tue ie1e. ence back to your cumiu.ttee
oi the balance due on SAID bill for further
Investigation.
Respectfully Submitted.
lSiguedi |. ID. MOORE.
hartman.
J. l.. aUCUIN.
On motion duly seconded an ap,,ropria.
tiol OF Seventy four & $4,000 Dollars was
ma,le to pay part of Saw Sill bill. appro
we'd by the committee :on Finance Icharge-
able to wharf account and the balance Of
Sad bill WAS referred back to the said cum-
mittee.
Yeas: Aucoin. Howell, Moore &Zernott
Nays: None.
On motion duly seconded an ~anpropria
ton OF FIFTY boilers was made to pay labo
rers on levee.
Yeas: Aucoin, Howell Moore g. Zernott.
Nays: None.
On motion duly seconded the Council adj
journed to Thursday January eth, 1851 at
= O'Clock i. NJ.
lsignea Fl. W. TABOR, Mayor
A. j. PERRIN, Clerk.
A true copy.
a.. j pE..R Rim, Clerk.
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leu the number of said D,

Provided this shall not apply to entertain
melts given by private parties or religion
for %ciarita BILE purposes.
See &. BE it farther ordained etc.. That
the said license shall be collected in the
manner provided by existing state laws.
Section 9. Be it further ordained, etc,
That tie AK collector shalt be allowed Il
commission et five per centupon all licenses
collected and paid into the Parish Treasury
Section 10. BE it further ordained etc..
Thatsail ordinances or parts Oh osdinauces
which are contrary To or inconsistent with
tins ordinance are hereby repealed and
tnat this ordinance take effect from and at
ter It's passage.
Adopted and approved January 20, 1881.
ioignedl s. I. GRiSAMORE,
President Police jury.
Certified:
j. F. ALLAN, Secretary.
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Susieaanee aud Refreshments.

Provided. that no establishment selling
OF giving away any spiritnous wines or malt
liquors Ill less 4uant,tie, than u pint shall
pay rot less than $1,000
Provided that whenever any kind of busi
ness provided for this section oiiaii be com
biued with any business provided Tor in See
7 the SAME classification shall pc maize as
prescribed in this section but the prices OF
the licenses shall DO double that provided
n s.4pfinu L.