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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-17
s.P.R. R. Tax Case.

Washington, 16.-The important |
tax case Of the County of San Mateo /
against the Southern Pacific Rail- /
road Company, which the United |
States Supreme Court consented on |
Monday last to advance, provided !
the counsel could agree and
date 1t not later than December, |
was to-day set for argument |
DecembeH19. The question involved |
in this case, which is regarded by
the justices and this court as one
of the most important ever brought |
before them, is the nature and ex-
tent of the limitation imposed upon
state taxation by the provisions of
the fourteenth amendment to the
Constitution. The suit in which
this question arises was originally
brought in one of the superior
courts Of California, to recover from
the Southern Pacific Railroad Com.
pany certain state and county taxes
levied upon its property for the tis-
cal year of 1882. The company,
besides a general denial of the al
legations of the complaint, set up as
a special answer to the action,
that an assessment of its pro-
perty according to which taxes
in the suit were levied, were unlaw-
| full and unjust. Discrimination was
made between its property and the
property of individuals to its dis
advantage in that it was not allowed
a deduction from the valuation
of its property for mortgage theron,
which is allowed for mortgages
in the assessment Of the property
of individuals; that the company
was thus subject to an unequal
share of public burdens; that as
this discrimination was made in
| pursuance of the provisions of the
constitution of the state, the COM
pany was denied equal protection of
laws guaranteed by the 14th amend
ment of the federal constitution. 1t
was further alleged by the railroad
company that assessment of its prop
erty was Illegal and void because
made in pursuance of the provisions
of the state constitution, which
gave no notice to the defendant anC
afforded it no opportunity to b.
! heard respecting the value Of it
property or for correction of any er
rors of the state board, thus depriY
ing it of it's property without du
process of law guaranteed by tina
amendment. Important question
S we're raised by this defense. 1t will
y be argued in this court by Senate
q Edmunds, ex-senator Conkling an
# Judge Sanderson, who have been Te
il tanned by the railroad company, an
/ by Hon. \. l.. Rhodes in behalf Q
e the county of Sau Mateo and th
e state. It is also probable that tn
d attorney general of California wi
IS come to participate in the argumer
', in behalf OF the plaintiffs in error.
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miscellaneous.

Chicago, 16.-A majority of the
board of trade committee to fix the
value of No. 2 wheat to Sep. so, re-
ported, to-day, fixing the price at
102. The minority report adversely,
but fix no prices. Closing price on
last day of September was 107@8.
The fat stock show, under the
auspices Of the Illinois State Board
Of Agriculture, opened TO-DAY. In
quality and number the exhibits are
superior to any former show.
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Railroad Racket.

Chicago, ia few days since the
lines of railroad comprised in the
Iowa Trunk Line Association de-
cided that, owing TO the arbitrary
position taken by the Union Pacific
in declining to advance to lines ter
minal at Council Bluffs, charges on
freight for points in Nevada unless
the same are computed at rates pre-
scribed by that company, they would
refuse to receive freight consigned
direct to points in Nevada, unless
the same was prepaid to Council
Bluffs at the current traffic rates of
the association from Chicago TO
Council Bluffs, and that freight
would he receipted to that p0intOnly.
This acted as a virtual stOppage
of shipments and. in consequence
thereof, E. p Vining. Of the Union
Pacific, had a consultation, to-day,
with the officers of the Iowa Trunk
Line Association. The result was
that the pool decided tOrecede from
| the position they had taken, and
they will apply the California rates
and divisions, in consequence Of the
Union Pacific doing the same.
At to-day's session of the Railway
Conductors Mutual Aid and Benefit
! Association Jas G. Sherman was
elected president for the ensuing
year. Adjourned. In the afternoon
the members visited Pullman.
Little Rock, 16.-Last night, as
the north bound freight train on the
st. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail
road, was ascending Hogan's Noun
tain, in Missouri, it broke into two
and the rear portion descended
the mountain at the rate of sixty
miles per hour. An engine which
which had been pushing the traiI
and had started back, was soo1
oYertaken and completely wrecked
: None injured.
: st, Thomas Ont, 16.-A freigh
: train standing at the entrance o
: the Canada SouthernRailway yard
: collided with an engine and twelv
: cars. They were badly wrecked
: Oaks, fireman and Sloggett, fore
: man of the carW0rkS, are badly In
iured.
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Droygaea-FrOzen.

Beauville, OAK, 16.-A man
named Ashlag, living five miles
from this village, was found frozen
to death two miles west from the
town this morning.
Window, Mimi, is. Two child
rem of Rev Gleason, Methodist min
lister here, aged II aid Il years, were
drowned in the DesMoines River,
yesterday, by breaking through the
ice while skating.
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Investigating the ComstOck
Title.

Washington, 1e. Commissioner
McF ariand, of the general land
office, has sent a letter to the regis
ter and receiver at Carson City, Ne
vada, directing him to set a day for
the hearing of the Consolidated Vir-
ginia case. The object of the hear
ing is to determine whether any
others than the Comstock lode eX-
lists within the limits of the ConsOl-
idated Virginia claim.
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The turf.

New York. 10 Brighton beach
course, q mile: "VeXation" first,
Judge" second, "Charley Kemp
land" third; time, ISL.
Three-fourth mile: "Bridecake"
first, edwin A. second, "Sports-
man" third; time, 1.1S15.
Mile and eighth: "R. Monee"
first, 'Bonarietta" second, "Kitty
Clark" third; time, POP.
Hurdle race, mile and quarter: :
"Bridecake" first, "Jim MCGOWAN"
second, Rochester third; time,
PHI.
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Some More RurgIarg.

Hinckley, Ills, 16.-Last night
Merrill & Wagener's store, which is
also the postOface, was entered by
masked men, who bound and gagged
the clerk, blew open the safe, get
ting money, postage stamps and
jeWelry. 1t was a small amount, so
they stole horse and buggy and
got away.
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LATEST 2'g.LEGRAMS,
COMMERCEAL.
MONEY MARKET

MONEY MARKET
New York, Is Money closed 465;
governments unchanged;stc generally
strong; Western Union 823l; Quicksilver
914; Pacific, SO; Wells, fargo, l39; New
York Central. 1Sl; Erie, 351l; Panama,
167; Denver % r. d. 1881; Union Pacific,
1917; bonds. lis; Central Pacific, SO;
bonds, ia; Sutro, n.
MINING,sHAREs.
New York. 10 Mining stocks dull
and generally weak: Robinson Consoli-
dated. 135 to 100; Bodie Consolidated,
325; Silver Cliff Al and So, Alto Mont,
l21a; State Line, Nos. 2and 8, IL; De-
catur, 10 to 8; Consolidated Virginia.
advanced, go and So; Independence IS
to 49, California, % ard "a. Sales for
day rs. 097 shares.
PRODUCE.
Chicago, 16.-Wheat, stesdy; regular,
93T, November, 94AS Deeembe 93%
year, spring 931z@94, winter 9615@97.
CorH, higher, S69S @3615. Rye, steady,
81. Barley, higher, 85. Flax seed, 116
bid. Pork, higher, 1870, November.
Lard, frmer, 1L.65 NoVem Der, 10. 80 De-
Gambler, year.
WHISKY.
Chicago, TO- Whisky, steady, III.
COPPER.
New York, 1e-Oopper dull, lake,
Baltimore, l6.-Quiet, unchanged.
PETROLEUM..
New York, 16 = Petroleum, dull
crude 81S@85s; refined. sA@S2s; united
12aH.
TIN. ..~.
New York, 6.-Australian tin 22a4.
FOREIGN MARKBTs,
Liverpool, 16.-Cotton, had fail
demand; Uplands, 61s; Otleans 6.7 Is
| sales II, 000
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Coal Miners strike.

Clevelond, 16.-Operaturs fand repre-
.senla!ives here of the the coal mines in
Mass ~, Akron and Mshoning districts
will not conceds to the advance de-
manded by the miners. They sag there
is plenty Of coal, and thAt many miners
ara about tho streets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-17
Kid Glove Sale.

We are offering a large lot Of
Seamless Kid Gloves at the
astonishingly low price of 75cts for
three button, anG SLIGO for four
button; usual price, $500 and S2.25.
Conn Bros.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT .
NOTICE,

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
L ing of the Stockholders Of the Salt
Lake Foundry and Machine Company,
for the election of officers for the ensuing
year, will be held at the Company's
Office on Monday, the 10th instant, at
4p.m. 6. F. CULMER,
nj Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-17
More Mormon immigrants.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Gone hun
bred persons, converted to Mormon
ism, left this morning for their col
ony in Colorado. They are all from
the southern states. The church
has seventy missionaries in the
south and is gaining converts rap
idly.
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AUCTION.

Auction of Bankrupt Stock, commenc-
ing this morning at 10 am, two doors
north of Walker House. Three thousand
dollars worth of Mems and Boys
Clothing must be sold in two days.
Everything up and up, Sale positive.
Fl. A. REED, Auctioneer.
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eEuRIsies,

London, l6.-Two pilots have been
drowned in attempting to reach a
distressed vessel on frs of the
Firth of Forth.
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AUCTION .

will expose for sale, TO the highest
bidder on Saturday, 18th, at l o'clock,
stIthe. Horse Market, one Span of Horses,
Harness and Wagon. They must be
sold, SO come along with your cash.
81. j. FAUST.
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WANTED.

a Girl for Kitchen Work. Apply i'm
medistely to Mrs. Louis Cohn, Twentieth
Ward, corner Pine and Fruit streets, or
inquire at Cohn Bros Dry Goods Store.
i
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MUSIC LESSONS.

Piano and Organ, zoe. per lesson,
Guitar, l5e. per lesson. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Residence. Second East
Street. first door north OF Catholic Church.
+ FLORA SHIP BILL.
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s..SL.IAa aUN iilLlAS. e'sro
aound, make 8 nsat little Toinns
Ike HERALD Blndsry does vera q
sEery ssyla aad st ssaa0nsbiS FESR
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FOR SALE.

Mules, Wagons and Harness at Cali
fornia Stables.
SHoWELL s. RAND,
Proprietors.
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THE BUFFALO s. VICTOR
CANE MILLS and EYAP0RA-
TORS are acknowledged superior to
all others. II. 4 Claw son has them
in stock. Send Sor price and ciTcu-
lar.
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FOR SALE.

Good apan of Horses. Wagon and Har-
ness, complete, for sale. Enquire at this
Office. +
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-17

zsa. csr@s YarleJs OF RIO
4aNMAE CARDS, sait&bl9 <9E tAg
s.sljif ,sslrp az IEEkI.r GAS
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FOR SALE.

TO the right party. an interest in well
established and popular business in Salt
Lake City. Cash capital Of 81, GOO TO
So O00 required. For particulars apply to
. GEoRGE a. MEEARs.
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STREET CAR NOTICE.

On and after Monday October,23. 1882,
First Ward Oars will run to Warm
Springs, and Warm Springs Cars will
run to First Ward, passing Eagle En-
porium corner hours and half hours.
0. P, ARNOLD.
; Superintendent.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-20

WEDNESDAY, April 10. 1882 .

WEDNESDAY, April ~. lSo.-
Sam, Chinaman, ". J. and H.
Moores-judarnent by default TO. $l27.-
GS, interest and costs.
Chas. Oberg vs.. Andrew Chilberg-
default of plaintiff entered. and costs
taxed to plaintiff.
G. W. kimball vs.. &. A. Msigs-
judgment for plaintiff for $1.09o.65.
costs and disbursements.
Joseph Raher VI. Susan Reher-re-
ferred to w. !. Stoll, to take testimony.
United States VI. - indictment
for selling liquor to Indians, a true bill.
Territory OF Washington vs.. -
indictment for assault with deadly
weapon. = true bill.
Territory of Washington vs.. - -
indictment for assault and battery, a
true bill.
Territory Of Washington ". - -
indictment for assault with intent 70
commit murder, a true bill.
Territory of Washington vs.. John o.
born-sxhibitins pistol in crowd
not true bill.
United States VS.. cutting
timber on Government land, trus
bill.
On q petition presented by c. II
Hanford. writ Of hab>Gs corpus was is
| sued in the case of Lars Brown. nov
confined at Port Townsend. charged
with murder. The writ il returnabls
on Wednesday next. and the oefendan
will be brought to this city for examina
| ton.
A. G. Bowman, on motion of j. c
Haines. ESQ, was admitted to practices
in the Courts of Washington Territory
| francesca BedeIl Was admitted to Cit
izenship.
The case Of NJ. Bridge Vi. j. II. Mar
shall occupied tho attention OF tn
Court all day. and the jury was out a
the hour of adjournment with instruc
tons to bring In a sealed verdict.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-20

BArrIsxAL 6xsvIcx.-Six adults re-
ceived the Sacrament Of Holy Baptism
In the Episcopal Church last Sunday
evening. Tho rector will deliver thu
closing lecture Of his course on Friday
evening next, At half past seven; and on
Sunday evening, the Bishop will admin
lister the apostolic rite Of confirmation
or LAYING on Of hands," upon those
Who arc baptized and come TO years O
discretion-thus admitting them TO thu
full communion Of the church.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-20

PUT BAcx.-The aloop Five Kings
with DR.. MCGUIRE At the helm started
for Port Blaksly on Tuesday evening
with . number Of psrsons ON board,
who had bean testifying before the
Grand Jury. and when les than . mile
out stress OF weather and the giving
way of a portion Of her rigging forced
The captain TO port his helm and return
70 seattle. whore the entire party ~
manned until yesterday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-20
SArLNo OF THE ELpxR.-The steamer

SArLNo OF THE ELpxa.-The steamer
Geo. W. Elder sailed for San Francisco
last evening At 8 O'Clock, taking passen-
gers ~ follows; Mrs N. Keaoh, Miss
Dora Reach. Mrs. NJ. v. b. Stacy, Mrs.
F. q. Dimock, A. H. Nelson, wife and
child, Mr.. B. 6chmid. wife and two
children, II. p. Davock, H. Limbuchsr,
Z. g. Case and wife, G. Bogart, Z. w.
Blake, Thoa. Quaine, T. r. Ninerman
wife, mother and child, ]. X. johnson
and wife, Thos. Watson, Z. q. Walker,
I. l.. West, H. Oldfield, J. Wesley, c.
Anderson. +. w. bond, w. Thompson,
A. Monroe, VIM. Murphy. A. Ksexsr, A.
Eprague and two Cinnamon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-20

CoKsi0HN1xr or Lnsoxs. 10 bcxes OF
lenors. equal 20 impartial SICILY. En-
ureiv different from the California lem
on. This consignment 10 made by
Blanchard 4 Bradley, Of Santa panls,
California. With view 20 open trade in
this city. They are Of the Eureka. Lis
bon. and Genoa variety. all properly
wrapped. Please csll and exAmins Quai-
jty. Fashion Stnts,
apt9-0s Jox TaATcxxn.
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ARLINGTON HOUSE.
ARRIVAL.

AKRIvAL9.
COMorgan, Portrd AMcKinnie, Portl'nd
ALittle, SCoulter6wf, %
HPDayvek, ChicagoC II Betts&wf, Seab'k
DHamburger,SF LMcGnire. Blakely
fountain, WR EGWhitacke, 'tbg
TSWest, Philada HGSturtivant.S
RHagen,SF MrsJ LSimitt, T'c'ma
Wilson. Tacoma EPFloyd,
AMBartlett, Civil is NJ Waters, Tacoma
yHubbsrd, Sno'mh EDSmitb Lowell
JEckiey,SF WDelahty, PtDisc'y
MrsDyer&chnC' p'leRCSanfy ST
issCadwell. Port d. EBurns, Tacoma
ZG Wilson, La Conner.
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Received. per ste amer Elder. at
Wertheimer' 9, the California Cigar aro
Tobacco House. Henry Clay and Garcia
cigars. tie best 12l1 cent cigar III town.
Give them q trial al5-dlW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-20

E. Myer. of the Puget sound Hat
Store. has the best assortment of Gents
Furnishing Goods in the city. and sells
cherper than any other house on tbs
Sound. Give him trial. m2ftf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-20

Buy Bedding Bros. silk from Clayton
Bros, il is the best.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-20

Tents Of any size Or shape made to
order at greatly reduced rates by Bales
j. Brush, Cherry seattle, w. L.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-20

Eclipse Cuvees Of 1879 and 1880 are
tho finest Champagnes in the market.
apl9-3m
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-20

Mars on THE WAS. G. Harris no.
estvsd . telegram from San Francisco
ysstsfday, stating that his maps would
b shippsd from there today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-20

Ladies'. don't forget to go to Clayton
Bros. for your bargains in fancy goods.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-20

Corsets from As cents and upward at
Clayton Bros.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-20

The following are the transfers Of
real estate, a. recorded at the Auditors
Office. since our last report
PHI. Lewis to Orange Jacobs, 40xGo
feet in lot 4. block 8, in Bell and Den
WIS addition. 800.
H. Tilley Brown to Roswell Scott,
fractional block los, in d. I. Denny s
first addition, $1,000.
II. S. Woodward to c. N. NcComb.
lots l. and g. in block B. Woodward g
addition, $50.
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Cd 6aoxrNo.-Past sxn

Coon 6aowxo.-FAsss experiences
would indicate that the hsss. safest and
mrsst investment for money on this
upper coast u In 6sattle real estate. No
person 70 eur knowledge has ever Lest a
cent by such an investment. and the
streets are throngsd With men who havs
grown rich from small tnvestments In
Seattle town lots. Men Who were al.
moss broke one year ago now have Z
bank account OF thousands OF dollars,
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Monday, the 24th inst,

In sealed envelopes, and then opened by
them in presence Of witnesses; the Sisters
rsserviny the right TO accep. or reject one
and all bids. The plans and specifications
ton in the parlor of the hospital. where
everybody interested is perfectly free to
come.
aplctd SISTERS OF CHARITY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-20

Received per steamer Geo. w. Elder
the following leading brands Of import
ed cigars: Commercial, II. v: Villas.
R.V.: Garcia Couchas; Manual Garcia;
Henry Clay, and number of other
brands of cigars and tobacco which
will sell at the lowest market rate.
d. WEgTHEIMEB,
The California Cigar and Tobacco
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-20
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.


House and sign painting, paper hang
ing, kalsomining and glazing. Front
street, opposite Sullivan's block. Seat
tie. mh3-tf
Go to Freeman's for your fine dress
boots. Repairing done cheap and dura
BILE. Front street. opposite Sullivan's
block, ma Atf
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
ARRIvALS.

ARRIyALS.
WBrackett, l. WITH WSmith, Tacoma
JPage, Duwamish JAChapman, Tenino
FHFalois&wf, > or' II Winchester ii d n
BFBray,WR MrsLSLovell, ST q m
GTodd, Newcastle WBSeymour. Tow'd
WAlIen, Dalles MrsLangston, WR
Clifton, WR JVolkum, WR
MBridger, VnlslandMR tcine, V'nIsland
AForstrom, JRJohnson&wf, Ia
TWatson, Tacoma JDawsOn,SF
MaxMiller.SF TQuinn,SF
CSPracey, Charlton Young, Stanwood
TSNewland, Skagit MissGarfield, Olymp
SCHerriott, VnIsl'd JPruitt, Withstand
SPKeys, Tacoma WDaxidsOn, N0wc'le
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-20

The California Cigar and Tobacco
House.
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Attention, Steamboats,!

MATER WORKS AT TULALIP
w will be ready TO supply by Friday.
April 3ist. They can flood steamer in
fifteen minutes. alS-4t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A Call for Bids.

DIDS FOR THE ERECTION OF THE
- new Providence Hospital will be re-
ceived by the sisters OF Charity on Fifth
street until
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NOTICE.

a 3 T1NTEND TO LEAVE SEATTLE
"A soon. ! hereby give notice 10 all per
sous ing claims against me 10 u,-, srnt
Them Tor payment at once. All persons
indebted 10 me will likewise come forward
and settle without deisy. will be found
AZ the Occidental Hoses.
api9lw JOSEPH GEIGER.
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ROOM WANTED.

IA vate family is wanted by single gen.
tlemar for which good price viii be paid.
Apply at this Office. al9-lw
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-04-13

L A0Nx0 N l. : 0p4 IL AOs IL
Is w w Griswold, auditors salary IA 90
Is same, ditto, Big Stone county. 81
10 same, auditors salary. .......: ~
II II Baldwin, redemption OF land ~ 70
~ u w Parker ~ 30
10 K Orion " % 70
10 w w Griswold, auditors salary
Big Stone county. ............ 20 45
10 W w Griswold, auditors salary
Big Stone county,. .... ~ 81
20 A W Wheelock, petit Juror -. 5 90
% II L Bevans, sally AS 20 atty. 90 81
% W W Griswold, auditors salry 80
% D T Wheaton, redempn of land Is IS
% & K Orion, :, 40
% same 10 IS
% G W Parker, 2 10
81 l. f. Stanton, 81 4O
~ " Sakke, 20 commissioner. oO
~ Il Y helgeson, . w
~ II Hutchlns, ~
% same " " 81
~ w Waterston' mist on ORDER 20
~ henner q Moore, o 90
Oct.
j A Johnson, sally snPt schools. % 33
3 l. I'll Stanton, redemption of land II o9
3 Il Bragg, sally AS probate Judge ~ oo
3 l. ii Stanton, redemption or land 20
5 same Is 30
same ~ "
5 l. c Spooner, tax refunded T Go II %
8 D Il Wheaton, Iedemp'n of land 3 30
8 w w Griswold, auditors salary
Big Stone county. .......... ll3 Oe
s same, ditto Traverse county,. ~ W
10 L r Stanton. redempt'n of land ~ ~
10 Fl Whiteley, stationery co effirs 81 Al
10 same, pos'ge, exp & rep'rs III. 8 10
10 F II Hammer, care OF pauper.. w
10 H Whitley, sally treas B S Co. 81 66
10 same, salary as treas of i Co.. II "a
Z Geo ROLES, interest on order. "a
, II W w Griswold, auditors sal'ry ~ w
II same, int Oh order Is county oO
10 Fl Baldwin, 70
10 !. Fl Stanton, redemp'n OF land oo
~ IL Whiteley, amt due road and
bridge fund B s county. ....- SOL AZ
10 same, amount due Door fund
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