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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-11

were pronounced excellent by all who
tasted them.
The spruce-gum industry of Maine is rep
resented to be in highly lourishing condi-
ton. Men who range. the woods collecting
the gum make good wages, selling the arti
Gle for 40 cents pound. Altogether the
residents of the State obtain $4,000 yearly
by the sale of the article.
Tho following is the month"; tobacco
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
REAL ESTATE.
Transfers I'm kennebec County Las. Wee,

Inc following are the transfers of real
estate IN kennebec county. AS recorded in
the office of Register of Deeds. for the week
ending Saturday, April %:
ArGusTA.-The city of Augusta 10 Alonzo
Elliot, of Manchester, two lots of land with
o'iiidihgs thereon. IN Augusta, all the right.
titie ana interest acquired by tax deed
sii2@- Nesta NJ. Stilphen of Dresden to
alnert NJ. Spear Of IIalloweil. lanl with
oniidlngs thereon on Washington street.
augusta, 500. J. ". Clapp of Augusta to
EilZa NJ Badger of same citv land with
buildings thereon on Crosby street. $1,000
BELGRADE Samuel S Kimbau of Bel
grade to William Gage of Augusta. land in
Belgrade. $500.
BENToS--Thomas Gage of Benton to Ken.
nebFc Fibre Company of same town, real
estate in Benton. S40O.
CHEL>EA.-William II. Collins of Chelsea
to Albion E. Collins and Kingsburv X
blanchard. land and buildings in Chelsea.
500 Enoch Steaves of Georgetown TO Mrs
Persis NJ. Paine Of Hallowell land with
buildings thereon in Chelsea $500.
CLINroS.-Martin !. Goodwin Of Danforth
to C. {. Brown of Clinton. real estate in
Clinton $3.50 Bloomy Randlett of Benton
to Albert w. kimball of Clinton. land il,
Clinton. sl50.
GAKDISER.-Harriet F.. Smart of Gardiner
to Henry +. Merrill of same town. land in
Gardiner. $3.50
HALLowELL.-J. VI. Payne of Hallowell to
Lucy TAYLOR of Augusta, land on Water
street. Hallowell SI25.
LITcHrIELD.-Joseph Welch of Litchfield
10 Catharine b. We.ch of same town, land in
Litchield $3.50.
MONMorTu.-Almra II. Stafford of Mon
mouth to Sarah II. Andrews of same town.
right of dover in real estate in Monmouth.
$3.50
PITrsTOS. Joseph Mouton of Pittston to
Harriet +. Smart of Gardiner, land and
buildings thereon in Pittston. S525.
READrIELD Henry G. Packard of Au-
burn to Anson p. Morrill, of Augusta, land
in Readfeld $500.
SrDNEY.-Abigail l.. Sanford of Manches-
ter to Frank b. Bailey of Sidney, land in
Sidney. S2i0.1s.
WATERvILLE.-Harriet n Reddngton of
Waterville TO Charles H. Matthews and
others Of Waterville, land on Silver street
Waterville. 81, 800. Theophlus Gilman of
Brooklyn, y. Y. to Frazier Gilman of Wa
terville, one undivided part of certain lot
of land in Waterville, 5000
WINsLOw.-Cyrus Howard of Winslow to
John +. Howard of same town. land in Wins
low, $500. C.. Henri Williams of Water
vile to David Simpson of Winslow, land in
Winslow, $50.
WINTHRoP.-George c. Shaw of Winthrop
to Sophie A. Shaw of same town, land in
WinthrOp Sl3oJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
MAINE l1ErHoDIsTs-
Ety'seventh Annual session NJ -.
Confere


Inc ni'y-sesenth annual session of the
na'"e Conference Of the Methodist Episconal
church began at the Congress street cburcI,
Portland, yesterday. Bishop Peck pre.i,,inc
Inc following is the programme for tho woet
IUEsDAr-Preliminary examination. bv
~ ioiio"ihS examining committees: For
admission on Trial, c. Munger I r U.,,
iiton, W. J. Murphy: Glass of First Yesr
4. II. Sylvester, A {. Traiton. F. G. Re-
ers; Glass of Second Year. s. +. Wetberh.,s
A. w. Pottle, f. Martin: Class of rl,;rd
Year, w. :. Jones. p. Chandler. II. Chase
Class If Fourth Year, c. f. Allen. Il. w
LeLacheur, g. w. Barber: Local Preachers
candiates for Orders, b. Freeman. f. r,
Adams, +. Groyenor.
WEDSEsDAY-9.O0 a. m. Holy Sacrament.
followed by organization of the Conference
80 p m, Semi-Centennial sermon bv Rev.
isaac Lord; $50 p. m, Anniversary of tb.
freadmen's Aid Society Address bv Rev. DIR.
Butler
THCRsDAY-9.00 a. m., Conference Busi
ness: 2.30 p M, Sunday School Anniversary.
Addresses by Rev. b. X. Pierce. ID. d.. Rev.
u. +. Tefft, ID. ID. and Others 40 D. m.
Anniversary of the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society. Addresses bv Mrs. DIR. But
Ter ana others.
FRIDAY-9.OO a. M, Conference Business
= 80 p. M, Anniversaries of the Preachers
Aid Society and the Maine Conference Mis-.
sionary Society. Addresses by Rev S. +
Wetherbee, Rev. c. j. Clark. Rev. I. Luce
and Rev. S. Allen: 80 p. m.. Anniversary
of The Church Extension Society. Address
by Rev. c. c. McCabe.
SATURDAY-9.00 a. m, Conference Busi-
ness: 2.30 p. m, y Lecture on the History OF
the Doctrine Of Holiness, by Rev A. Low
rey, ID. D.; 7.30 p. m, Temperance Anniv-
ersary, Addresses by Rev. Mark Trafton, ID.
d., and others.
SUNDAY-9.00 a. m., Conference Love
Feast; 1870 a. m, Sermon and Ordination
of Deacons by Bishop Peck; 800 p. M,
Sermon and Ordination of Elders; 100 p m,
Missionary Anniversary, Addresses by Rev.
C.. F. Allen and others.
MONDAY-9. 90 a. m, Conference Business.
The Maine Conference comprises 81 effec-
tive preachers, IA supernumeraries, and %
superannuated men, who have been faithful
pastors. but are now through age or infirmi.
ties incapaciated from active duty. In this
church there are II effective bishops, one OF
whom presides over each conference, of which
there are about 100, extending from Maine to
California.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
Va.SaIbOrO' News and Notes

Last Friday evening as Mr.. Charles Jepson
with his wife and daughter were riding home
his horse shyed. throwing all three into the
ditch, breaking the little girls arm and
verely shaking up the father and mother.
The horse started to run but the reins caught
around the hub hauling him up without do
ing anv further damage. Charles W.
Newell has broken up housekeeping and will
close up his apotherary business this
week ~ith the intention of going
West. account of Ill health
Mr.. J. C.. Evans has commenced the founda-
tion of his new house. Mr.. +. believes in a
good foundation as he is laying his cellar
wall in cement and mortar.-The Baptist
society arc to give an entertainment in Citi-
zens Hall Thursday evening. We under
stand that singers from Augusta will he pres
ent to assist in the entertainment. DR..
Sanborn, wife and babies spent the Sabbath
at Postmaster Ramsel's.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
State News.
.ASpRoSCoGGN-

| The Journal says John Morrisey came
down to Lewiston from Mechanic Falls. Sat
urday night, April %. and fell among thieves
tie had thirty dollars in his pocket. and was
| relieved of his cash by some Of his jolly new
acquaintances. who got him drunk He was
taken care of by policeman. who found him
at the mercy Of the >bearers- II was Ia"
late. however, to save Morrisev : money
On Fast Day, five-years' old child q. Mr.
MITCHELL who lives on Goff street Auburn.
and works in one of the Auburn shoe fac
! tories. fell down flight of stairs. The little
one didn't appear to be seriously injured and
played about the house usual. until Satur-
day. when the child was taken suddenly i'll.
and died in less than an hour-the physicians
say from the effects of the fall
CrMBERLANp.
On Monday the a5th the Portland Smel,-
ing and Reduction Works contracted with
Messrs Chadwick 4 Co. of New York for
fifteen tons OF sheet lead. for the acid cham
bers of the new works.
The Portland Sunday Herald saws. DIR.
Neal Of East Deering has secured the Ty-
Ter mansion of that place. on the corner of
Oak and Ocean streets. for the purpose of es-
tsblishing an Asylum for the care of the in
sane.
On Monday afternoon. Charles Wagner of
Portland aged IL. fell through the scuiile
from the fourth story Of C. f. behring's
packing shop on Long wharf. to the second
| story. He sustained a communicated frac-
ture of the thigh, and both wrists were
broken. His face was also badly crushed.
He was carried to his home on Newbury
| street, and Drs. Files and Gorjan set the
broken limbs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
General Orders No. u.
HEADQUARTERS MAINE MILITIA,
ADJrTANT GENERALS OFFICE,

AUGUSTA, Aprll -. 1851 !
/. The Inspector General. will. as soon
as practicable. visit and inspect at their armor-
les, the Companies of Infantry and the bat
terry of Light Artillery composing the Nolun-
teer Militia He will. as far as possible. Sc
lect some evening already designated for
sem-monthly drills. and should any other
evening be selected it will he returned as one
of the same. He will make his report in
writing to these Headquarters as soon as
pos Sible after the inspection.
III. The Inspector of Rifle Practice will
visit, at their armories. the organizations
composing the Volunteer Militia and make a
special examination of the arms and give in
struction to the officers and men in rifle prac-
tee reporting any neglect in the care OF the
arms, or inattention to this portion of the
soldiers's duty. Paragraph one of this or
der will govern the time for his visits.
Bv order of the Commander-in- chief,
GEORGE J. BEAL.
Adlutant General.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27

r xorld is so crammed with swindieS
liz honest man or honest thing Is
-. ,s scarce as robins in January.
II Northrop. of Lansinsburg' n -
formerly captain of the Troy police, says ~. :.
n.v;d Ksnnedy's '.Favorite Remedy =
10. hon,st preparation" And the captain
~., ;, know for the medicine cured MI" u
liver Complaint 1t is mean s"I ;as and
ahss, % . we'll man, but to cheat the SICK ,anu anu
enea, Gu ,,,rine deserves short shift and long %
the so"e whatever sins DR.. Kennedy may DC
rope Of misrepresentation Of his msa,u,nt ',.r
!. not among them. Try II ~
-. - - the Doctor at Rondouf' =
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27

After Lent is always a good time to get
married., and the long list of intentions re-
corded at the city clerks during the past ten
d.ys show that 1881 is going to keep the
.xerare good.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
BE Wise and Happy.

If YOU will stop all your extravagant and
wrong notions in doctoring yourself and fam
lilies with expensive doctors or humbug cure
alls. that do harm ALWAYS, ana use only nat
ures simple remedies for all your ailments
Won will be wise. well and happy. and save
great expense. The greatest remedy for this,
the great. wise and good will tell you. Is Hop
Bitters-rely on it. See another column
Press.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27

I'm the Morning by the Bright Light is
letting to be an old song now. Since the
h,ush lights shed their splendor over the city,
!, should be changed to ''Ip the Evening BY
tho Brush Light
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27

Ground was broken yesterday for the foun-
dation of the new pavilion at the Insane Hos
ntal. A large crew of men will be en-
Moved and the building will be erected as
soon as possible.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27

u,s N. b. Hodges, at her store in Cen
,,.l Block, will make display of trimmed
49,. and bonnets on and after April %, 90
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27

Mr.. Ossian ID. Pillsbury leaves Augusta
next Monday on trip to Chicago and other
Western cities. He will probably connect
himself with some large Western wholesale
house. His many friends in this city wish
him snccess
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27

Jujse Artemas Libbey of this city presides
.vsr the April term Of the Supreme judicial
court for Washington county, which opened
!, Calais Yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
Marrieo.

In Sasrsport. 18th inst, Capt. Henry q. curtis
"a Miss Emma Mcclure, both OF searsporf.
In ElIsworth 10th inst, Mr.. Edmund T.. JOY anu
In castle Hili. April 6. BY John waddell. !r.
Mr. Harvey A. smith and Miss Nellie A. bro"h'
both of Castle Hill.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
II3trD.

In Portland, April IS, Mr.. Leader DAM aeeo
65 years. -, me Of d;nb,heria. Archie F.,
~, ~ "a years: April aIst, Earnest H. aged yea,s'
and IL days, children of Silss and Augusta T.
Southland ,,.,, us Cdmupd SAWYER
aes" hath. April cath. Mr. orrin Lindsey Ased @
-. nd months.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27

H. G. Staples has just put very pretty
40, of window shades into +. w. Kinsman's
drug store. They are rich blue, adorned
with golden pestle and mortar. Mr.. Sta
ples is getting famous for his window shades.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27

corernor Plaisted aud the gentlemen Of
i. Executive Council will be in town Thurs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27

uo.t time for the festive fizz of the coda
tcuntain. --------
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
HANCOCK

Last week $500 ounces of silver bullion
were shipped from the Sullivan Silver
Mine.
1t is announced that at the Cape Roster
mine in Brooksville. they have struck into
an immense deposit OF copper, averaging
twenty per cent.
The superintendent of the Deer Isle silver
mine states that the wharf there is in place
and ballasted and they will be able to ship
ore this week, when they propose sending a
cargo to Liverpool. They have struck ore
in the drift on the 1870 foot level, the same as
above, in fact il is a continuation of the large
ore body fonnd in the 100 foot level. They
are stopeing on the 100 foot level and taking
ont about tons per day.
The Lewiston journal SAYS. the number Of
pupils in the Castine Normal school last
term was a little more than equal to that of
the two other Normal schools combined The
number this term is larger than last. being
1870.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
RESCUED FROM DEATH.

William j. Coughlin of Somerville, Mass
saws: In the fall of 1876 | was taken with
bleeding of the lungs followed by severe
cough, lost my appetite and flesh and was
confined to my bed. In 1877 | was admitted
to the Hospital The doctors said | had
hole in my left lung as big as half dollar.
At one time a report went around that | was
dead. gave up hope. but friend told me
of DR.. William Halls Balsam for the lungs
| got bottle, when to my surprise, com
mcnced to feel better than for three years
past. m;o.od
IL write this hoping every one afflicted
with diseased lungs will take DIR. William
Halls Balsam and be convinced that Con
sumption Can he Cured. | can positively
saw il has done more good than all the Other
medicines | have taken since my sickness:
marl4-tMtf.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
aoraI AMI State Nems.

The trouting season is at hand.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27

The Peruvian Syrup has cured thousands
who were suffering from Dyspepsia Debiii'y'
Liver Complaint, Bols, Humors, Female
Complaints, &C. Pamphlets free to any ad-
drass Seth W. Fowle & Sons. Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
kENNEBEC.

The Mail saws that the missing contractor
on the tin mine has probably gone to Colora-
do, leaving many bills here unpaid. The
workmen and boarding house keeper are
waiting patiently, hopng something will turn
up TO their advantage. In the meantime the
shaft is filling with water. damaging three
hundred-dollar pump at the bottom
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27

The Village Herald says that influenza is
very prevalent in Sheepscot.
The Boothbav Register SAYS the mica mines
of Edgecomb promises to pay for working.
There has not been enough done yet to tell
just how profitable. but the prospect is en-
couraging.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27

The schooner koret of Bath, Capt. Leitch.
lay at the foot of Huron street. Greenpoint.
L. |. During the afternoon three river pi-
rates went on board and stole flag. a pair
of pantalOonS, coat and satchel valued at
81 from the mate, and wais'coat, a silver
watch. and revolver worth about S3S from
the captain. The thieves were pursued up
the wharf. hut succeeded in escaping.
The Bath Times says. Messrs. Tuttlc and
Foster. two of our Center street merchants,
went fishing out to New Meadows on Fast
Day, and while waiting for a bite they OBJ
served something making up against the tide
that looked like spear of eel grass, and
soon after catching large sculpn they dis
covered protrudng from his mouth a queer
shaped fish l-2 inches long, at his head
about as large round led-peDcil taper
ing away gradually toward the tail. They
saved the curiosity and Mr.. Foster has it at
his store on Center street. As yet the spe-
cies of fish has not been learned 1t looks
something like a young sturgeon, but its
mouth is not in the position of sturgeon, 1t
will make a good study for some of our Young
students in Natural History.
WAsnINGToS.
The Republican saws that April 18th,
while Mr.. d. l.. Smith was saving in his
saw mill at Stcuben. one of the dogs that
hold the log came out and Mr.. Smith reached
across the log to raise the hand to stop the
feed of the mill. when he slipped and fell on
his side across the log. In this position he
was thrown up and nown number of times,
and until the mill was stopped. He was at
once carried to his home. hut lived only a
few hours.
Horace Woodman ESQ., and wife, Of Saco,
have late returnep from trip to the south.
The Portland Argus repeats story of
scandal relating to Saco official and French
girl once employed as a domestic in his fami-
". and saws that the girl has been sent to her
sisters in Lewiston.
Rev. l. Luce has formulated charges
against the Rev q. NJ. Cousens. formerly of
Kennebunk which will he presented TO the
coming Methodist conference at Portland.
There are half dozen of specifications
charging him with cruelty to his wife. with
defamins the Methodist church by stating in
public that every member of his church was
a .'cidcr guzzler." etc. The wife of Rev.
q. NJ. Cousens short time ago procured a
divorce from him on grounds of extreme
cruelty.
The News saws that fire occurred at Par
sonsfeld. Thursday, in which neat little
country clothing store owned by Frank Dear
born. was wholly DESTROYED. Damage, cause
and insurance not known.
| Saturday Apr. 18th. fire destroyed the
| two story frame building at Limugton owned
hv William Bradeen. How the fire caught
| il unknown. There was an insurance of
$3.50 in the Meriden. Conn. Insurance Com
pany with Munger & Co. of this city
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27

At the Court of Insolvency in this county,
on Monday, full discharge was granted to
Tobias b. Gerald of Albion, who filed his
petition on the 18th of May, 1880; and to
James F. Elwell of Gardiner, who filed his
petition on the fifth day of April, 1879.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11
Gbmptoute eimer fronfen 0e6er.

Symphonic elmer frunfen 0eber.
&6mer3en in Der redten Sette, unters
% haIb Der &tppen, I'm 10 erDber betn1
9rud; mitunter TT ber Gdmer5 in Der
Iinfen Seite; Der &rarfe fam fallm auf
Der Iinfen Seite lie9en; otter miro ber
G6mer3 unter Dem G6ulterblatt 9es
fublt, rnb bebnt ii6 bdufis Bis CUR
G9nlterb6be aus, unb tptr0 mitunter
fir &beumatismu8 I'M Nrm perfannt.
Ser Masen Ieibet an &ppetitIDii8teit nnb
uebelfeit, bic GinSetpeibe itnD al9emein
beritppft, mandmaG psdielnb nit g(bs
flbren ber &ppf 1T Ieloenb uAb nit
6umpfem, f6iperem S6mer5 i'm Stnters
fDpf beIG1tiSt. @epDbnIt9 egiitirt AUDI
@e6d6tniBi9ndde, begleitet BON peinlis
dem @eflbL, alS lei ettpa8 .unterlaI1en
tpas bGtte sethan tperben IDaen. Sin
Iei6ter trpfener SuIten 1T mit,tnter i'm
@efo[ge. Der 4atient fIoSt iber W}ats
tiQfeif unb S6m6de er eridrtft let6t.
feline 9SuBe iinb faIt pber brenneno, uno
er fIa9t uber prideInbe8 @efibI in Der
Saul; iein Semitic 1T niebergel4laeen.
rnb DbtpobI 8lauberlb, baB tDrperIi9e
8etpe9ung ibn ppbl tbun plrbe, fann
ct bod faum &raft 9enu9 iommeln, eS
III beriuden. ST. miBtraut in @abrbett
Gebem SetlmitteL. gerI6iebene bteier se=
I1annten Spmptome be9leiten Die &ranfz
belt, bod bat es Sale gegeben, no tpeni9e
6erfeIben ertitirten, iebo6 bic INTERRUPTS
una bes &8rpers mad benz Tpbe betpies,
bab bic Seller in 8rbBter llnprbnnn8 ipar.
9altes Tieber.
9r..G. Mc2ane'S 2ebersBi[z
len in SGIIen BON faltem Sieber,
nit 2uinin 9enommen, erSeusen Die bea
item @rfplge. IS giebt fem beifereS q5urz
oirnitteL Dor unb na6 benz @innehmen
BON @binin. &tr rotben alien NIT btea
fer &ranfbeit 8ebafteten, benlelben einen
anparteiii4en 8eriu4 5u ses
pGbren.
Sci allen biliDIen nnpr6nungen, urD
aI8 etnfade5 Pur9trrnittel, itnb ite uns
osrgIeI6li4.
Gan bite fi@ Dor SaliGuusen.
Die Gbten finb ME iibersudert.
Sebe ShaGtel bat etten rotten Bads1tegeI
auf benz DedeI nit Der SnIGrtft Or. @c9ane's
2ebers9tnen.
Die q often @c9ane's 2ebersptIs
len babe11 Die Si9noturen bon 6. Wc2ane
unb SGemin9 8rps. auf benz 9edel.
Met r~erIan0e Die GAten Dr. 6. Nc2ane'8
Sober. 8iaen, ~prdparirt bon SIeming gros., 3u
9tttsbtrab, Qa., ssrt Der 9tarft lift pot bon
globohmutgen beS gtamen Wfc0ane, anbers
bu4itabirt. aber 6ieieIbe Gusipra4e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11
Bel eeioen Oct GingetueiOe
1T er elm in 8esiebung ouf @irtiorltett
uno S6ucuigteit berleIben uuibers
troffenes 6eitmitteI-
Set 0uetidnmseu, GGnitts tto
8rGHStpunoen
bat er nidt ieines GGeiAen ais @inreis
buugsmitteI.
Bel ghsumati5mus uno Neuralsit

I'll Der
PAIN KILLER btr pobIerprobte urb pertrarenss
wlr6ise 6rsunb 9uer, wet4e elmer suDertdiit<
gen uuS b~armtofsu Wtebi3tm b~eSirieu, bic
truerti6 wis d bsrI sebrau4t peroeu tann.
ubm. 8efRr9tuus f4dblt4er ToIssa unO
nit Siderbeit Der 2iHSeruug.
Sein &Oiteupreis brinst i'm ~innerbaIb bes 8eret6s
zines Sebsu, nu6 sr pirO Gua Fdsrti6 uieifc6 isins
Rotten bur6 Gsrninbsruns Gurer eiumuIiseH idbrIt9en
SotIorreduuug wis6er einbringeH.
25 Cts, so SITS. nnS $1.OO' per IIoIbe.
Sci alen NuOtheferu at habeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11

Sober Gaufmann, 6armc.. @iueHarbetter, SANDS
psrter unb SausbdGter ioGte iets cine IIuI9s buDOn.
gu tnuerIi6sm ME dIberIiaem ge5rau9, bel Der 9aue
bobeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11

- Hi1t Iber1u tn 9eutl9l1tto 1tpBt
g isl ar 4 nit leinem Blane zines g az
batzM onopoIs auf @ioerftanb. Sn
WIrttcmbsrg !. 8. lit man gang nit otez
ier Nrt, auf inOirefte Meiie Dem 3feide
cine superl6iit9e @tnnabue 81 it6ern, eins
~perltanben. Nm 10. WfGr5 nabm Die
QBIrttemberaiihe Observation-Disclosures
mad turser Debate ben Qlntrag Der Sis
nanscommijlion, Die 3eeierung gu bitten,
i'm 8unoesratb auf Die @inilbrung oeS
Sabatsmouopols ~bin;utpirfen. nit So GEE
0en IL Stinumen an. Wtebrere Nbgeoro<
nete, tpie probit unO @enoilcn eutbielten
iin Der Stimmab9abe uno wuroe ibre
Stimme nab Der @eidGftsoronung ben
beruetnen0en 3uge3GbLt. Ser WftnIlters
prGiioent Ottttna9t ltinrate ais Nbgeoros
meter nit So.
- 9tdb Der bonn 6euti6en 8~un6esratbe
an9enomrrenen IS e1r tie ueruprI1ge
baben Be6rpai6tige, Die bonn OienIte au5s
gel6lofien ooer 0usgentuitert itno, Doer Der
@rlaBreierps erlter ooer Speiter &laile ODER
Der Seetpe6r 3tneitcr &Ialle ilberntelen
tueroen pber enoli1 Dor e~rfiilter 0ieult>
pRi9t aus ieoem WitlitGrperbGltniB ausz
l9eipen, lGngitenS 3wOlf Sabre Dinbur1
idbrl;h 4 WtGrF Webriteuer gu entribten.
60 langs bieie iun9eu 9eute III ielbitltGns
big limo, BADEN tbre @ltern oieie Steuer III
be3abIen. 2tber es lit nit ben 4 Ntart
jGbrLih nod aidt abaetban. Oie Steuerz
pfLi6tigen, beren iteuerpflibtiges @infomz
fommen ben 8etrag bon 5000 Wlarf ilbers
1teigt, baben cine Sabresfteuer BON 8 8roz
gent 81 entrt6ten, tDel1e bel etnern SabreS<
Ginfommen BON lnebr ais 5000 bis 1000
a. 100 80. nEo bon mebr ols 1000 bis
5000 80. $40 so. unb 10 fort, fir iebes
peitere @infommen bon 1000 90. 80 90.
Steuer mebr betrGgt. IS baben ferner
Steuerpai6tige, Oerea iteuerpfli6tiges Gin:
tommen ben 8etrag BON 5000 81. niGt
iiberiteigt, cine Sabresiteuer mad foIgen0en
SGbeI ~ e1triaten: BET eiaem Sabress