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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-11
WASHINGTON FACTS AND RUMORs.
FTTz JOHN PORTER

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-When the bill
for the relief of Gen. Fitz John Porter is
reached in the senate Senator Logan says
that he will oppose it to the end. In con-
versation on the snbject this morning
when reminded that Gen. Grant and others
were bringing strong pressure to bear in
POrter's favor the senator said he did not
think Grant was any better informed about
the case than he, and at all events be had
no vote on the pending bill
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
The house committee on education and
labor to>dav authorized Chairman Sherwin
In J. to report to the house, with favorable
recommendations, his bill appropriaLing
$10,000,0O0 annually to aid in public edu-
cation. 1t is proposed that this sum shall
be distributed among the several territor-
les by the secretary of the treasury, in the
ratio of illiteracy. 1t is also provided that
a sum not exceeding five per cent. of the
appropriation may be expended annually
for the education of teachers
MISSISSIPPI RIVER COMMISSION.
The Mississippi River commission viii
begin taking testimony Wednesday next.
The members of the commission will be
heard at the earliest moment.
THE STAR ROUTERs.
Merrick said there was difference of
opinion about the necessity of the personal
attendance Of Dorsey He believed it un-
necessary, but moved that he be compelled
to attend, and backed his motion b. the
affidavit of Bliss, that Dorsey had fur
nished articles to the press, and that he
was able to attend. Ingersoll said that
Dorsey incurred the risk of perpetual
blindness by attending. The judge held
that his presence was unnecessary. An
affection of the eyes did not prevent his
testfying Milton wrote Paradise Lost
without sight. and the postmaster general
of England is blind
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WHISKY EXPLOSION.

PrTTsBURG, Dec. IL Bellevarnon, Pa,
Chronfcte's special says: This morning at
30 copper still containing 25
barrels of whisky at Gibsonton mills, ex-
plcded, injuring William Lucas fatally,
and destroying the main building together
with United States warehouse containing
1000 barrels of whisky, Estimated loss,
800 600
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MANSION BURNEI
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-Indications for
the upper Mississippi and Missouri
valleys. slightly warmer. fair weather in
the southern portion, increasing cloudiness
and light snow. In the northern portions
southeast to southwest winds, lower baro-
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-11
RAu.RnAn nEFIuITER

LITTLE Rock, Dec. 11.-Conslderable
sensation was created here this morning by
The discovery that Robert s. Champion, for
nve years past cashier and paymaster OF
The Little Rock and Fort Smith railroad, is
defaulter. The amount is not YET ascer-
tanned but it is believed it will exceed ten
thousand dollars. His whereabouts are
unknown
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-11
THE RAILROAD CONFEKENCE.

NEW YORK, Dec. II The sub committee
OF the Northwestern road met again this
morning. President Porter of the Omaha
road said before he Joined the others that
ne had not changed his mind on the terri
terial question. ~ far as he kzsw the
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-11
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. Dec, II.
STOCK.
HOGs-Receipts $4,000; light 50016 10; mixed
packing 6OGD6 Is; heavy packing and shipping,
s IOD6 65.
Ca TLE-Receipts 5000; good to choice ship
ping, 1906 90; common TO fair, 0O35 90
bu chers 3kQ4 Is; stockers and feeders, 2 roo
3 25; Texans 1904 40
WHEAT-Lower; regular "a and 94& Dec /;
941s@95 JAN; 01 May spring 81; winter "a.
CORN--Weak; 55H cash; 555s year and Dec
53A Jan; 55h May.
OATs-Weak and lower exc pit cash; 3735 cash
3S12 November; 36A bid Dec; 36& year and Jan
36@36A May.
RYE-5T%.
BARLEY-8O.
WHISKEY-1 II.
PORK-Firmer; S17 35 cash and December
S17 so January; ST. 65H February.
LARD-Strong and excited; higher; $40 600
$40 IS cash $40 6716 Jan.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-11
Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE,, Dec. IL.
WHEAT-Firm No 94X cash, and 94B Dec. !;
957s Jan. No y 76. No 63,
CORN-Lower; ssh
OATS-Tame; 81.
RYE-56
BARLEY-72%
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HEARTBROKEN SHE sUICIDED

Mrs. Dora Wendell. heartbroken at the
recent death of her husband sand child,
shot herself fatally through the head this
morning at the residence of her mother,
533 Wabash avenue. This was her Goth
birthday.
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FIRE,

New YORK, Dec. 1.-THE dry goods
store of Terrence McManus, burned this
morning. Loss $50, 200, insured.
MANSION BURNED.
LINCOLN, Neb., Dec. 11.-Hon. c. c.
Burr's elegant new mansion burned yester-
day. Loss $50, 600, half insured.
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Peoria II arket.

PEORIA, Dec. II.
CORN-52053; mixed 49052
OATS No. white, 39a391s.
RYE-55h a56
WHISKY Is.
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CHICAGO NEWS NOTES.
SUPPOSED 1NCENDIARIsM.

CHICAGO, Ill, Dec 11.-Vincennes, Ind,
special: A fire at Pittsburg yesterday
destroyed number of stores and resi-
dences Loss $50. partly insured. A
man, believed to be an incendiary, rode
out of town at a hard gallop just before
the flames were discovered. 1t is believed
the incendiarism grows out of an old quar-
rel whether the county seat shall be Peters
burg or WinsloW
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-11
THE CLIMAX AND S1EKAR1

are the most perfect stoves for soft coal, and h
no superiors.
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THE JEWELL TOD.

Elegant and nobby, with the Amaranth Herald
L1nwood, Signal, Advocate. Stew art St Julien and
Colorado, make grand line of wood paror stoves.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-11
FOR HEAVY CANNON

and School House Hsaters. there none superior
TO the VulcaI, Triumph, Champion and Geosin's
schooi house VENT1LATIN y G stoves
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New York Market.

New YORK, Dec. il.
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E. w. SPENCER.
Second Ave-. and 18th Street.
ROCK ISLA ND. ILLINO OIS.
HUB ROYAL.

The grandest SQUARE tile adorned High Art
and Low Feed hard coal base burning stove made
a marvel of Elegance and good taste
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kendaI|'s Spawn Cure
ON HUMAN FLESH.

WEST ENosBURGH. VT, Feb. 18TH 1881.
DIR. B. j. KENDALL q Co., Gents-Seversl months ago
injured my knee joint which caused me very severe pain
Kendas SPAWN Cure with the most satisfactory results
entirely removed the enlargement and stopped the
lanepess and pain have long known 1t to be excellent
for horses but know IL 10 be the best Imminent for
human desh that I am acquainted with. -
Yours truly. t. Il. LAWRENCE.
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.rTAwA FREE TRADEl; SATURDAY, APRIL 8. 1882

house, 500; printing, 1854; Hit, surveyor,
years services on odd jobs, $50; fire department,
81 As; oats, s5O.35; police headquarters, $5.13;
nails, &C., sS.17; street labor, $47G2; salaries,
$6S9 so; judges and clerks Of election, 81 each (;
each OF the houses in which elections were held,
IS.
The Fourth ward clerks wanted 50 each be-
cause they worked an hour or two later counting
their votes! and Heating & Dwyre as for the
same reason. NJ T. Moloncy's bill footed up
s425, aside from salary; in the Mary Morrison
mandamus case, L. 8. Circuit Court, $3.50; Thos.
Larkin case, 500; two other appeal cases, S75.
Mr.. Catlin reported the bridge over the rsvine
at the head of La Sale street absolutely impass-
able. y temporary structure has been thrown
across the stream-a bad though passable cross.
ing The street and alley committee were in
structed to report the cost Of a culvert and Of q
wooden bridge there. One Of the abutments
probably cannot be used for any purpose.
MIR. Griffith reported land slide in South OF,
tawa on the main road down the hill which has
left barely room enough for one team on the
road II any more earth goes down, the ap
proach to the Illinois river bridge will be closed
except on the west. The matter was referred to
the street and alley committee with power to
act. Also bad bridge near the slaughter
house.
Adjourned
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A large subscription has been recently ra's-
ed in England for the restoration of the TEN.
pie of Solomon IN Jerusalem. A kind of
companion one has been commenced with
great success by Colonel OF dragons for the
excavation of the ark of the covenant at a
place called Lirra in Ireland, "as soon as the
state of Ireland will permit" Theprospec,us
says that when Cyrus took the city, the Proph'
ct jeremiah escaped from his residence, about
three miles above Jerusalem, with the ark and
accompanied by two young princesses, to a
vessel bound tor Tyre. But the vessel. through
adverse storms drifted to the Irish coast Here
at Lirra one of the princesses died and was
buried and the ark was also buried for safety
According to the Bible, to touch the ark ID
death, so II is to be hoped the colonel will
take the first chance and not impose it on
some poor Irish navy
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lage as II would be TO scout understanding, ma.
nuring or the rotation Of crops. The neat vol.
ume before US, in less than 75pages, tells exactly
what ensilage is, and by sopious explanations,
directions, wood.cuts and diagrams, tells exactly
how silos are built and the whole system made
available TO the highest and best advantage.
The Four MACNIcoLs BY William Black, au-
thor of white Wings" "Madcap Violet" DC.
Harper II Brothers, New York; Jansen, Nc
Clurg Il Co., Chicago: Osman d Hapeman,
Ottawa. S1,O0.
This is a book for boys, written originally, we
should say at a guess, for Harper's young
Folks Weekly" and when great novelist like
William Black condescends to write story for
boys ''you can bet your life" it is good one.
The story is a very simple one, OF four boys in
the Hebrdes, sons of fsherman-how from the
humblest beginnings, by dauntless persever-
ance and pluck they rose to the head OF their
profession and achieved a well.earned ndepend
ence. II is well told, without narrowing or un.
pleasant incidents, and the moral is obvious.
SHAKEspEAgEs COMEDY OF THE MERRY WIVES
OF WINDSOR Edited with Notes by William
j. Rolfc, A. NJ. With engravings. Harper u
Brothers, New York; Jansen, McClurg ~ Co.,
Chicago; Osman Il Hapemsn, Ottawa. 20 cts.
We have on previous occasions expressed our
high admiration of the edition Of Shakespeare
under the editorship OF Mr.. Rolfe, OF which the
above is part Among its merits are, the clear
and beautiful print; that each play forms vol.
ume in ITSELF that 1t Is prefaced by full history
of the play, when, under what circumstances
and why 1t was written, and followed by copious
notes Of all difficult, doubtful or disputed pass
ages at the end, with no foot.note or references
to annoy the reader with constant interruptions
as he goes over the text We should say with.
out hesitation that man in possession OF full
copy Of this edition Of Shakespeare when CON-
pleted, will own the finest edition of the great
Bard of Avon that was ever printed.
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From the Oneonta Press" NY.

oSEoSrA, New YORK, Jan. 9TH 1881.
Early ast summer Messrs. b }. Kendall & CO.. q Enos;
burgh Falls VT. made contract with the publishers OF
the for half column advertisement for year.
setting forth the merits of Kendas SPAWN Cure AT the
same time we secured from the firm quantity OF books
entitled Dr. Kendals Treatise the Horse and his D
which giving to advancepaying subscribers
to the Pres q premium.
About the time the advertisement trst appeared IN this
PAPER Mr. F. G. Schermerhorn who resides near Golfers
had spawned horse He read the advertisement and con
cluded the efficacy Of the remedy although his
friends laughed at hs creduty He bought bottle OF
Kenda's SPAWN Cure and commenced using on the
horse in accordance with the directions and he informed
us this week that effected such complete that
expert who examined the animal recently could
and no trace the SPAWN the place where had been
ated Mr. ShermerhOrn has since secured copy Of
Kends Treatise the Horse and his Diseases which he
prizes very highly and would be 10th to part with at
price provided he could not obtain another copy SO
much for advertising reliable articles.
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FREMONT, ONO. jan 25th 1881.
DR.. b. j. KENDALL Co., Gens:-l think 1t my duty 70
render you my thanks for benefits and profits which have
derived your invaluable and for famed SPAWN Cure
My cousin and had valuable stallion, worth ~ 90, which
had very bad spawn and pronounced by four emil
nen veterinary surgeons beyond any cure and that the
cousin TO try bottle OF Kendas SPAWN Cure, II had
magical effect the third bottle cured it, and the horse Is as
well ever Dr. Dick OF Edinburgh the eminent veter
nary surgeon uncle Of mine and take great inter
" JAMES A. WILSON,
Civil Engineer.
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kenda|I's Spawn Cure.

WILTON MINI. Jan. 18th, 1881.
B. KENDALL d Co., Cents:-Hsving got horse book
you by mail year ago. the contents Of which persuaded
% try Kendas Spawn Cure on the hind leg Of one OF
BY any other remedy got two bottles OF Ksndsls
Spawn Cure OF Preston Ludduth, Druggists OF Wasecs;
which completely cured my horse About fve years ago
had three year old colt sweened very badly used your
remedy given In your book without roweng and must
say credit that the colt ID entirely cured which
surprise net only to myself but also to my neighbour ioq
sent me the book for the trifng sum OF 25 cens and
could get another like 1t would not take twenty-five
dollars for IL. Your truly. GEO. MATHEWS
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1t is said that one Of those distressed irish
ladies who had received no rent for two years,
and who was living in Kingston IN the deep.
est poverty, was visited one day by one Of her
farmers wives, who called on her professedly
to bring her basket of eggs. Great was the
surprise of the distressed proprietor on open
ing one OF the eggs laid at the bottom Of the
basket to find that II contained roll OF bank
notes.
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kendaII's SPAWN Cure

Is sure In its effects milo in its action does not blister
yet it penetrating powerful to reach every deepseat.
pain any bony growth or other enlarge
mes such as spavins, spnts curbs, calous, sprans,
swengs and any smeness and all enlargements OF the
Joints or limbs fer rheumatism In and for any pur.
pose for which linnent IL used for beast II Is
known be the best niment for man ever used act
ing mild and yet certain In its effects.
Send address for Illustrated Circular. which we think
gives positive pro0f OF it's virtues No remedy has ever
met with such unqualified TO knowledge, for
beast a. well ~ man. go
Price 81 per bottle. six bottles for IS AN DrugNsfe
on receipt price by the proprietors DIR b. KENDALL
b CO., EnosOurgh Falls, Vermont
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Millions Given Away.

Millions of bottles of DR.. Kings New Dlscov-
cry for Consumption, Coughs and Colds have
been given away trial bottles Of the large size
This enormous outlay would be disastrous 10 the
proprietors, were 1t not for the rare merits pos
sessed BY this wonderful medicine. Call at Z. Y
and try for yourself II never falls TO cure. l5)
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City Council.

The first meeting Of the new city council was
held on last Tuesday evening. All the members
we're present except Csrew and Hollecker.
The minutes Of last meeting having been ap.
proved, the vote on reorganization was canvass
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Exchange Chicago, New York and all the prlncipa
cities OF the United States, bought and sold.
Exchange on England. Ireland, Scotland and Cont
mental Europe drawn In sums to suit.
United States Bonds, Gold and Silver bought
and sold.
Our facilities such shat offer inducements to
custOners, and shall endeavOrs TO give satsac
hon 70 those entrusting us with their business.
Ranking hours nom A. ~ to4P.M.
Oct 10. 1875 JOHN =. NASH. Cashier.
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There still remain OF uncolected city taxes
$lS,502.57. There are still outstanding debts
Judgment due, %, 9l0. 05; orders QncIuded In ex.
penses above) 1890. 81, on which will be inter.
est OF about $3.50 Mira. Doolan's settlement,
$500. 100; in all about $l0,5OO To meet this there
are uncollected taxes Of $ls,50266. II all are
collected there will be balance in the treasury
Of 81, 3O999. But as q considerable portion Of
the taxes will not be collected at least for some
time, there Is no money In the treasury or likely
to be II not deficiency, instead Of the 60 900 or
$1,000 which ex-mhyor Young so confidently
promised. The mayor recommended the strict
est economy in all departments.
The exact condition Of affairs, In the absence Of
n treasurer'S report (Which one OF the officers
said would not be handed in as usual at April
lst, but after the taxes all reported), being
uncertain, Mr.. Hull said he should like to see a
complete balance.sheet OF the city-something
he had never yet seen. Mr.. Catlin suggested the
treasurer be called on for report. On motion
OF Blake the new finance committee were in.
structed to report at next meeting the entire in
debtedness of the city and also all contingent
liabilities. The report above was ordered fled.
The standing committees were announced as
follows:
| Streets and Alieys-Holiecker. Catlin, arifath.
| Local Assessments-Griffith, Porter, Looney.
1 La,cs and Ordinances Blake, Hull, McDougall.
/ Findnoe-McDougall,C stlin. Perkins.
! Heaih-Looney, skinner, White.
Fire department Perkins, Hun, Porter.
/ Gas-Mahsr, Carew, Hollecker.
I Poiice-White, Catlin, Hobert.
Sewerage -Carew, Loonsy, Skinner.
Lioen@-Hobert Blake, Mahar.
i The bonds Of city officers referred to commit
tee on lava and ordinances were referred back to
the makers to be properly executed-for tho frs,
time since the dark ages.
il BILLS.
4 Among the bills were: lumber. s3l 81; coal
Sass; gas, ssO5s5; bridge tenders at 81. 50 pei
day, $56.67; boarding prisoners and tramps, 500
DR.. Sheppard, $3.50; Lockwood. administering
osths, $500; repairs on Madison street culvert
$500; burying dead animals, 50. 50; hauling two
Ilosds Of oats from Stiefeps warehouse to engine
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and recorder and Secretary OF State.
s. w. Cheever and others Of the 9th ward
asked the drainage Of . pool OF stagnant water
on Madison, near Norris street. 1t will cost
about $25 and the work was ordered.
Alfred White asked permission TO erect plat.
form scales in the street at his brewery; which
permission WAS OF course given. ....
X. Wolfe asked permission to erect an awning
in the front Of Scott Bros. & Co.'s store. The
intention was TO put up gas pipe standards and
frame and cover with canvas. The front has
been SO built that no arms can b. attached for
awnings as on other buildings. There was q
strong feeling that however unfortunate 1t Is
that the usual awning cannot be put up there, 1t
would be u bad precedent considered in the light
of the past struggle to abolish all such structures
throughout the city There Is also an ordinance
against erecting them As we'll as signs over the
walks. The matter was referred, however, to
the street and alley committee for report.
COMMITTEES.
The street and alley committee reported re-
ceipts from brick and iron sold, $2O.02 Paid for
lumber, $50; balance on hand, 5000.
The mayor and clerk, appointed a committee
to present a statement OF the city's financial az
fairs, reported substantially IS follows:
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The canvass was ordered recorded by thy clerk
and recorder and Secretary OF State.
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EankA.
CITY BANK
OF OTTAWA.
(Formsrly City Bank OF EaHies, Allen & Coz

Exchange on Chicago and New York
And all the principal cities east ana ives
BOUGHT AND SOLD
Exchange on England, Ireisnd, Scotland and ali III
portant points Continental Europe drawn in sums 10 su
purchasers.
u. =. Revenue Stamps OF ali demon sattonscop
stsntly on hand and for sale
United States Bonds, Local Securities. Gold anf
Silver bought and sold.
Banking hours from A. ". to P.
Jan. IL. 1873 G. L. LlNDLEY. Assist Cashier
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A. c. HesIBR.

Chicago, pa. G. Hesing, whose
murder near Hermosillo, SOcarra,
Mexico, and announced by tele-
graph some time ago, was well
known throughout the northwest in
polltlcal circles. He was a native
OF Ogdenburg, Prussia. At % he
emlgrated to America, in 1889, and
came TO Chicago, in which place he
entered political life, and held sew
eraI city and county offices, incIud-
ing that of sheriff. and became
financially interested in the Stats
Zett1I1lg, a leading German daily. in
1862, and secured controlling inter
est in 1861. From that time. for
ten years, he practically dictated to
the republican party in Chicago.
and to a great extent in Illinois. In
1876 he became interested in silver
mines in Arizona, which did not
prove a success, and for years took
an interest in mines in New Mexico.
where he was killed. His partner
In the enterprise was killed there a
year ago. kilograms for particulars
have bee sent Dy his son, now man
ager of the paper, but no replies
have been received thus far.
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The Presidential Party

Boston, 29.-Secretary Chandler
has arrived in the harbOr on the
TGtLGpoOS0. About III O'Clock to-
morrow a party of prominent GEN
tlemen. by invitation of Collector
Worthington, will go down in the
cutter GGttGtiT1 to meet him.
Newport, R. l., 29.-President
Arthur was rendered an elegant din
ner by Mrs. Sarah Stevens, of New
I ork. Among the guests was Sec
rotary Frellnghuysen, Col. Jerome
Benaparte Of Baltimore.
ex-governor and Mrs. Morgan. of
New York.
Tomorrow the President viii
visit the United States training
ship NelO Hampshire and 90 to.
West Island. midway between here
and Little Compton, as a guest of
the Fishing Club, composed of
prominent gentlemen of that place
In tic evening another dinner will
be given. The following day he
will go to Squantum, taking pas
sage in the United States steamer
Dispatch. providing the repairs to
her machinery are complete; if not,
the revenue cutter Samuel DegieT
has been employed.
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CITY ASsESSM EMIT

To the Taxpayers Of Salt Lake Oily:
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
provisions of Sections Is and Is Of
WAp Ordinance to provide for assessing
and collecting city taxes" passed March
18Th, 1878, the City Council of Salt Lake
Civ will sit as Board of Equalization,
on Monday, August 18th, 1882, at 2
o'clock pm, IN the Council Chamber Of
the City Hall of said city, ''to determine
sll complaints made in regard to the as
sesssd value Of any property" IS as
ssssed for city taxes for the year 1882.
During its session said board will hear
and consider any petitions which may be
presented to "remit or sbste the taxes Of
s1y insane, idiotic, infrm or indigen t
person, to sn amount not exceeding FIVE
dollars for the current year, agreeR bic
10 the provisions of said ordinance.
Let sll persons take due notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
In testimony whereof have
hereunto set my hand and
affixed the corporate seal OF
Is. Salt Lake City, this 2lst day
of August, AID. 1882.
JOHN T. GAME,
sd Recorder.