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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
SHOT By AN INSANE FRIEND.

BALTIMORE, May lG.-A most distressing
and fatal shooting occurred to-day in Howard County,
few miles from the Relay House, in which Charles
Rdgcley age sixty, killed by Charles Edward Han
SON age thirty yfve. Both farmers shbors aud
friends. MIR White went TO Mr.. HapsOns tlS morning
ON business and found that the latter out. As he
left house Hanson came mp and fired three shots
from pistol killing White cOrOncrs jury This after
noon rendered verdict hat Hanson was insane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
THE POPE AND THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

DUBLIN, May 16.-A meeting of the National
l. held today. Mr.. Blggar, Member OF Parlia
mcut FOR Cavan in a speech said that anything coming
from the Pope should be received with much by
tie League They should al the time express their
opinion in plain but inOfeGsive terms Mr.. Bisgsr said
he not suited for such task. and that further
unsafe for him to remark upon the present manner Of
administering justice. lie urged the Importance OF pre-
parug for Che general election for Member OF P4rla
ment. Mr. Ma me- Parnellie Member OF Parliament for
1ipperary, said that tie fish people shOud take
theology and politics from Rome Mr.. ParHcu, Ii"
dec ared the head OF Jncr political church. MI.
Kcuny, Member OF Parliament for Ennis, Described the
POpe's circular shameful insult 10 the priests and
peO lie of Ireland
cIor to ne Ish bishops. says thai his Holiness has
the Brltlsn GOvernmr nt which knows that IA Parnel
power IN the next Parliament.
meeting was held here tonight in support Of the
Parncl testimonial. Thomas Sexton, mcmDcrOf Parli-
ment fOI sligo County, OF the speakers lie
lentiv attacked the GOvernmo MT which, ne declared.
Na~ th~ worst that ever lulcd Ireland. He SAID
tLat the papa circular appcd only To the clergy aJd
10 tue laty at all. He thought might be desirable
deputation to Rome to plain to the Popc the
tue condition of affairs in Ireland. Mr. said that
tine ir people 10 lose the valuable services
OF ihe cc-y, but that, with without alcs the
ment must go on HIS speech was greeted with cheers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17

gan this morning and viii continue two days Secretary
J. H. Deretm"r prc,idcs IN the absence Of John Jay.
Nearly 100 members are in attendance representing
seventeen chapters The public services tonight consist
ca of an al ires- OF welcome by the Erv Dr James
Sells Of Cnrinnat and All Grafton By Richard Rodgers
oNk klr- -uf New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
PEACE WITH BOLIVIA ASSURED.

VALPARAISO May 16.-Peare with BOLIVIA IS as
.,,rcJ. Minister Aldrinate is waiting w,rl from
Iacua 10 90 and sign treaty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
70 UNDERGO 4NOTHER ExAMuY4roN


DOrman B. Eaton, Chairman OF the Civil
Service Commission. has rasedhe question whether
applicants for positions in tho Civil Service who have
already passed examinations for Custom House appoint
ments Will be qualified for such appointments tue
civil service Commission MS suuleS control Collector
Robertson is OF opinion tha such examinations VIII not
count that AL applicants Tor places will have TO
qualify under the new rules
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
THE STORY OF AN INTERNAL MACHINE.

LONDON, May 1G.-Thc head constable at
LVc'pool nautaius that the story of The discovery
uaus-Atlanlc cleaner OF internal machine In box
winch had been intrusted 20 The OF the steward ID
n"'A' aud that the box only contained bricks. Tie
% "fs correspondence Liverpool However insists on the
nu'n OF ne story aud declare, tlat TIE police
so.i hlihlze the Importance Of the affair The Ltcr
was iound on the steam r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
PRESIDENT VHfTE DECLINES.

ITHACA, n. Y, May lG.-Presidcnt White to-
day mailed Governor Cleveland a letter declining an
appoutncnt a. CIy Service Commls .ioncT because OF
duties TO Ae is already Pledged. and rom which
he cannot hr,ak away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
ALpH1 DELTA PW CONTENTION.

CLEVELAND, May l6.-The Gity-iirst annual
convention OF Alpha Della Pni College fraternity be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17

PARIS, Hay lG.-Thc accounts of the cohd'-
no. %. the health oi the Count d. Cha'nO'Fd arc
.n.j.cmt lhe tpon declares that lie Is "'ii
~ lie the ielgS 81 : he is r"uSly III. Il i PInH-
.o,. al Is ren : are uneasy concerning ms
DclltI and are en- ray0rngtp t. conceal tne lac' ol
l. in-,- fIOl the pn he. ,.:. &c
iGEZ Austria. t.av l6.-Ihc gen r'l coIui'loh "
oally. de Will 20 10 tr1h 'doIf on Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
GHRAANY AND THE PORK QUESTION

JhHLIN, May l6.-Ibe Aortb German Gorcte
a. cnp to prove by statistic. ma, ma, ,,,,.r f co
tracing trcnnOsis from Amer,csn nork is si,t times
ereef than 1t Is from German PORK ana refer. 70 tne
S 'epoi'' OF The sanitary officers at Chicago Ere
Journal t. prove aS !. sItoiss in Tie Nev ork Acd,ct
Co-.Os Ha1so Cuo cOfrectness OF H.. .ll,~uf me
U"-tue declares thar inspecrioa o - @ 4,'o
Tie qaa"t Of PT[' Ae,1as Gas pre-, PrGyed 1t saws that
smdu ana ~ decreasing. aud tar tn @ III @ many 10
Iofe' Is not OF economic Importance fIe9io' thcIe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
-ur rscArE OLE THE RING OF BELGIUM.

"HE FNCAFh OF HE kINTT Ut "T'T10I"7 -!
T. vS.E : Nav lG.-Whilc the King was iloins
to-Gay rear the 30 his horse was run aS lnsi ny
h,.,.,.iist To. horse reaicd and the King was
rGroyyp TO nc grOuud, but he was not hurt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
GRIMES AND cIsUALIIES-BF rELEGRAPL
KILLED BY FALLING EARTH

MIDDLETowN, y. Y. May l6.-Nh lille excavating
for sewer in th. village the banks this
Ourying two worsmeu. rescued the other when
taken out, was dead
FATAL EXPLOSION OF POWDER
PHILADELPHIA May ia dispatch from Easton
saws MoOsie below scranton shaken last night
bv an explosion powder magazine L cOabIeaker.
one man 10 pieces and another has not yet
been found"
KILLED FOR BEING \ PEACEMAKER.
ST. LOUIS. May l6.-M AshlanJ, Mo. last Friday,
while on. Hull quareug with his whipping
one children. lady utcrtered the interest Ot
peace whereupon HUI. The head brick,
Killing her instantly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
1r.pIxG TOPICS AT MANY POINTS.

, xtyG's NARROW FsCAPE-TIF HEALTH OF III"
cor~T DE HAMBORD-BOIlV1A AND ChiLi-
NApAGAsCAE-THE DUBLIN TRIALS.
Tho KING of Belgium had narrow escape
from a serious accident yesterday. ui>P'''
from Corr, Austria, states that the gene 81
health of the Count de Chambord is eHccil'n''
A dispatch from Valparaiso states 'Ii"' i,"'0
between Bolivia and Chill is assured M"n-
a,ers of the Boston Exhibition are ehdeaVoiihS
to secure works 0 art from France. A treaty
letyccn Germany and Madagascar is SAID to
have ben siyned. Fltzharis, convicted Tor
hls part in the PhGnix Park murders has
hoo,, sentenced to penal servtude for life.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

make political and commercial concessions which Will
satisfy the autOnOmiets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
TIE REPUBLICAN SITUATION GOOD.

The situation. for the Republicans, good. The
Democratic Legislature made dsgracefuly PARTISAN
Office. grabbing record. have been considerable
part OF the state recently. and | find disposition
among Republicans to perpetuate past differences
There arc rare exceptions among discarded
leaders who are now without influence
II the dihoIcuccs IN New York city be
adjusted remove the feeling OF discomfort here
and distst which the city organization has created
throughout the state, and IL the Administration at
Washington Will not attempt to interfere. shall carry
the state this year. The Iammany Iilden lght 10
-ta.n TO come up Ia the Democratic party"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
THE PRESIDENT AND COMPANIONS.

In front of the White House a stand had been
built and gayly decorated with flags and bunting,
before " vhich the column passed in review. Tho
President was surrounded by number Of
prominent men, among whom were
the Attorney y-General, the Secretaries OK
the Interior and War, the Posllnaster-
General General Sherman. Vice Admiral Rowan,
the English French. Chinese, Spanish and Brazilian
Ministers the Swedish Minister, w. W. Corcorsn,
General Schoield Justice Field, the Commissioners
of the D strict Marshal McMichael, Rear-Admiral
Nichols, Acting Secretary of the Navy;
Senators ingalls,, Butler Is. c. aud Miller
Cali; ex-senator Window, Representatives
Cox, Kefer and Mckinley, Horauo King,
Judge Creswell Assistant Secretary of State Davis
General Hazen General B. s. Calei, of Massachu-
setts. and General Livermore. General Sherman
and Vice-Admiral Rowan, representing the Army
and Navy, were the only officers i'll uniform There
were also other prominent gentlemen. attaches OF
the various foreign legations and many ladies'
The President saluted the different companies and
organizations by raising his hat AS the represen-
tation of the Grand Army of the Republic passed.
Marching through Georgia." was played by the
fife and drum. To this General Sherman responded
by raising his hat, but he involuntarlly kept t'me
with his foot, and it was evident that the old Ia
mliar tune called forth many reeolecuons III the
mind of the veteran.
BUSINESS MEETING OF THE SOCIETY.
At the conclusion of the reception at the "msS
House. the representatives OF the several e"f0s nSa
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-25

l. ulrich, Geo Personal property.
valued at $3.50; balance OF tax due there
on, 80 cents; 8 per cent, cents Total
tax, with costs,
2. Ulrich, S A. Lots II, l2, 10. "a.
block 9, East Lost Angeles, valued at
$500; personal property, 500; total value,
$3.50: ) per cent, 30 cents. Total tax,
with costs,
Z. Unknown Owner. Lot " side
yignes street. bounded N by lot |, Bal
esteros tract, n and W by old Also
street, being part OF block d, Also tract.
valued at 5000; improvements, $500; to-
tai value, 5000; total tax, 20; per cent,
IS cents. Total tax, with costs,
S. Unknown Owner, Lot IA, block N,
Also tract, valued at $40; improvements,
$3.50; total value, $40; total tax, 81. 40; 8
per cent, % cents. Total tax, with costs,
IL. Unknown owner. Lot 81, block
b, Aliso tract, valued at 800; total tax,
81; per cent, s cents Total tax, with
costs,
13. Unknown Owner. Lot north Of
block 16, East Los Angeles, Il side OF
Workman street, bounded n by unknown
owner, E by DodswoFih, S by Methodist
Church, valued at $3.50, improvements,
$500; total value, $3.50; total tax, $3.50;
per cent, 81 cents. Total tax, with
costs,
H. Unknown Owner Lot z, In sub
division OF } OF block 90, Ord survey,
valued at s215; total tax, s2.l5; per cent
10 cents. Total tax, with costs,
81. Unknown Owner. Lot 10, block
A, West Los Angeles, valued at SEQ; To-
tai tax, s1.50; per cent. cents. Total
tax, with costs,
"a. Unknown Owner. Lot 2, block B,
East Los Angeles, valued at sl25; total
tax, SIPS; per cept, 0 cents. Total tax,
with costs,
~. Unknown Owner. Lot L side Of
Arroyo seco, bounded n by Lecouvreu
street, s by Truman street, 4 by frac
block b OF East Los Angeles. valued at
800: total tax, 81 per cent, cents
Total tax, with costs,
40. Unknown owners. Lot II OF Haz.
ards subdivision Of lot l0 Griiiin's add.
lion to East Los Angeles, valued at s76;
iotal tax, rs cents, per cent, cents.
Total tax, with costs,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-25

g. sam kee. Personal property, val
ned al $500; balance OF tax due thereon,
IS cents; s per cent, cents. Total tax.
with costs,
10. santacruz, MG. acres OF land
N side Nemeyer lane, bounded L by Mar
qes, W by land OF Ruiz, valued at s475;
improvements. $3.50; total value, S625,
total tax, S6.25; per cent, 81 cents, To-
tai tax, with costs,
Also, lot 6s feet front side Upper Main
street and "a feet " side Bath street,
bounded by Baker & Nuts, by Sen.
tous. valued at $3.50; improvements,
$3.50; total value, 5000; total tax, $50. 30;
per cent, sl.50. Total tax, with costs, 81
Also, S GO feet OF lot 4, block 32, Ord
survey, valued at $500; improvements
$3.50. total value, 1850; total tax, $3.50; &
per cent, AZ cents. Total tax, with costs, 10
Also, o. feet front, W side New High
street, bounded by Ybarra, W by Cor
man, valued at $3.50: improvements, $3.50.
total value, 5000; total tax, $1,000; 5 per
cent, 81 cents. Total tax, with costs, II
Also, 40s feet front, side of Buena
Nista street, bounded n by land Of Or
tiz, W by Hscrich & Morris, S by sepu,.
yeda, valued at 1850; improvements.
$500; personal property. $1,000; total
value, Sls8D; total tax, sl.G0;
9 per cent, o3 cents Total tax, with
costs 20
Is. Santaoug, Aug. Personal proper.
ty, valued at $3.50: balance OF tax due
thereon. -. sS; 8 per cent, II conts, To-
tai tax, with costs, 2
"a. Saunders, Mrs Anna A. Lot IL.
block 8, Washington Garden tract, val.
ued at 500; total tax, 81; per cent
cents; Total tax, with costs, l
90. Sawyer, VIM b. Lot 40 by 165
feet, W side Spring street, in lot /, block
IL Ord survey, valued at $3.50; improve.
ments, $500; personal property, $500; to-
tai value, $3.50; total tax, $3.50; Per
cent, 90 cents Total tax, with costs, 20
81. scammon, W. Lot 6, in GriEn'o
30-acre reserve, valued at Si00; total tax,
So per cent. 20 cents. Total tax, with
costs,
a. Sehind, Julius. Personal proper.
by. valued at $40; balance OF tax due
thereon, IL cents; 8 per cent, . cents.
Total tax, with costs,
~47- Schmidt, G. Personal property.
valued at $40; balance OF tax due there
on, o cents. Total tax, with costs,
4s. Schmidt, l.. Lots 8, aud Z.
block 7s, Panoock survey, valued at
$500: total tax, S37; 8 per cent, si.s5.
Total tax, with costs, 70
So Schneider, John. Personal prop.
erty, valued at sl40; balance OF tax due
thereon, 40 cents; per cent, cent To-
tai tax, with costs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-25

?. Paoide Salt Works. Personal prop
erty, valued at sl25; balance OF tax due
thereon, 80 cents. 5 per cent, / cent.
Total tax, with costs,
4. Psote, Misses. Personal property,
valued at $50; balance Of tax due there
on, l8 cents, Total tax, with costs,
lG. Parker, Mrs A II. Lots 0; TO- %,
block l04, Bellevue Terracn tract, val
ued at $500: Improvements, S620: also,
| fraction lot |, block 10, Bellevue Terrace
tract, valued at 500; personal property,
500; total value, sa0i0; total tax, SEQ 10.
per cent, 81. Total tax, with costs,
rs. Parker, j II. Lot 8, block A,
Perry villa tract, valued at 500; personal
property, Sl00: total value, 5000; total
tax, 50; 6 per cent, 10 cents Total tax.
with costs,
10. Parker, ". Lots l. 9, 6. Ell
Workman tract, valued at 5000; total
tax, $50, . per cent n, Total tax, with
costs.
Also, Washington Garden tract, val
ued at s225o; Improvements, $500: total
value, $3.50, total tax, $3.50: per cent,
sl.35. Total tax, with costs.
Also. Let 30 feet front s side Of 4th
Ntictls bOiuuuu ENN ftdultNg Aiu .
by widney, valued at $3.50; improve
ments 500; personal property, $500; to.
tai value, 500; total tax; S7J.70; 5per
| cent. 1888 Total tax, with costs.
S2. Patrick, Mary A. Reservoir lot,
30 by so feet, in lot @, block o. Nichols
addition, valued at $50; total tax, so
cents; per cent, cents. Total tax,
with costs,
Also, acres OF land In Grifflns adj.
tion to East Los Angeles, bounded by
Downey avenue, Johnston, Patrick and
Hancock streets, valued at S22oO; i'm.
provements, $500: total value, $1,000; to
tsl tax, so; per cent, Sl.S0. Totslt taN,
with costs,
10. Paul, C T. Personal property, val.
ued at $50: balance Of tax due thereon
IS cents; der cent, ! cent. Total tax.
with costs.
20. Payntsr, John W. lot 10. Pes.
ehks tract, valued ats300. improvements,
$500; personal property, $50; total value.
$3.50 total tax, $3.50; g per cent, 80
cents. Total tax, with costs,
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3i2. Maxwell. Mrs X. Personal
property, valued al 500; balance Of tar
due thereon, ~ cents. per cent. u
cents. Total tax, with costs,
3ls. Iethvin, ] n. Personal proper.
", valued at 800; balance Of tax due
thereon, 2l cents; per cent. / cent.
Total tax. with costs,
$40. Moreno, Jesus q. Personal
property, valued al $1,000; balance Of
tax due thereon, $40; o per cent, ~
conts. Total tax, with costs,
3ji. Norris, w. Personal property,
valued at $1,000; balance o. tax due
thereon, 33.s4; per cent, 10 cents.
Total tax, with costs.
952. Moya. NJ. Personal property,
valued at $3.50; balance Of tax due there.
on, 60 cents. s per cent, 3 cents. Tstai
tax, with costs,
3bs. McCrackeD, TN Personal prop
erty, valued at sBsU. balance Of tar due
thereon, sl.GS: per cent. : cents. Total
tax, with costs.
35i. Means a Mccfrary. Parsonal
property, valued at 500; balance Of tax
due thereon. " cents. . per cent. cents
Total tax, with costs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-25

dla tract, valued nj 5000, total tax, 81, &
per cent, 3oceuts, Total tax, with costs.
l5. Sewbauef, II Lots and II,
block "a, East Los Aangeles, valued at
$3.50; improvements. $500; total value,
$3.50; total tax, sl.so, per cent, "a eents.
Total tax, with costs.
l.. Newell, G VI. Interest b. reason
Of mortgage in property Of J ii Pra5.
being lot Of Mills subdivision Of Celis
tract, value Of interest, $3.50; total tax,
$3.50; 8 per cent, ~ cents. Total tax
with costs.
20 Nowland, Catherine. Lot Z, block
X, Aliso tract, valued at 500; total tax.
e.. 20 per cont, II oents Total tax,
with costs,
2l. Newman, Cbas. 2 l-2 a0resoi land
W side Of Main street, bounded N by
land OF o Newman, S by city line, and
W By land OF Barows, valued at $3.50;
Improvements, slS0, total value, $3.50; to
tai tax, 81 80; per cent, 80 cents Total
tax, with costs,
23. Newman, o 4. G 2-l8 acres OF land
" side Of Main street, bounded \ by
land Of Hunt, by land OF G Newman,
W by land OF Barrows, valued at 5000;
Improvements, $3.50; personal property,
$50; total value, 1870: total tax, slg.70,
per cent; rs cents. Total tax, with
costs,
30. Nicer, C y. Personal property,
valued at $500; balance OF tax due there
on, 81 90: per cent. o cents. Total tan,
with costs.
80. Miles, VIM. Lot 0, block A, Morris
Vineyard tract, valued at sl40; total tax,
$40; per cent, ; cents. Total tax,
with costs,
Also, lot 8, block r, Morris Vineyard,
tract, valued at sla0; Improvements,
| $40; total value, $3.50. total tax, si.50; 8
per cent, "a cents, Total tax, with costs,
Also, lot 0, block T., Morris Vineyard,
tract, valued at 40, total tax, Sl.40i 8
per cent, cents Total tax, with costs,
3s. Noel, Jamea, Lot 4, block 4,
Cheves tract, valued at sl00; total tax,
| ST.; 6 pBr cent, 8 cents. Total tax. with
costs,
AZ. Northam, l. +. Interest by reason
| OF mortgage in property OF @ o Thomas,
| being IS acres OF land Sc corner OF Fig
ueroa and jefferson streets, bounded
| by land of Barrows, s by land Of Graf,
heirs, (see County Records, Mortgage
/ Dock 50, page 2D,) value OF interest,
| S50O0 total tax, $50; s per cent, 22.b0.
Total tax, with costs.
Al. Notion. Geo II. Lot ~ and . OF
lot IA, block IL. East Los Angeles, val
ucd at 1926; improvements, 5000; mort
gagged to VIM Riley for $500; total value
after deduction, sG25; total tax, 1925; {.
per cent, 81 cents, Total tax. with costs,
AZ Norboe, H. Personal property
valued at $50; balance Of tax due there
on. 'S6 cents; 6 per cent, cent, Total
tax, with costs,
6S Newell, Jerry. Personal property
valued at s235; balance Of tax due there
on, 81 cents; per cent, cents. Total
tax. with costs.
| 81. Nohe. josef Personal property
valued at 500; balance Of tax due there
on, 81 cents; per cent, cont. Total
tax, with costs.
| O.. Nordlinger, 5. Personal proper
| ty, valued at $500; balance Of tax due
thereon, sl2.2i; per cont. cent. Total
tax. with costs,
81. Nolte, T, Personal property, val
| ued at S250: balance Of tax due thereon.
90 cents; 6 percent, cents. Total tax,
| with costs,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-25

so7 sun n chong Pereonal prop
crty, valued LAt00; Balance Of tax due
thereon, "a csnS 3 per cent, one cent;
total tax, WITH losta,
sos SusanJ.b. l., Personal property,
valued al $500 Nance OF tax due there
ON, 81. 20; pcfcht 0 cents; total tax,
with costs,
3l1. swcetor,,E ESQ feet Of lots |,
2 and 3, block l, ,SAchez tract, vafied g.
s220, ImprovemenA 500; personaiprop.
erty, &I65; total tal(e, Ssh: per cent, ~
cents; total tax, wlA costs,
$40. switzsr. rgAonal property, val,
ued at $780, baladce df\ax due thereon, IL
cents; total tax, with jpsts,
317. Swizer, ]. e. lersonal property,
valued OF $500; balance Atax due there
on. 81. 30; per cent, cAts; total tax,
with costs,
800. Symonds. G. Perbnal property,
valued at s115; balance Of iax due there.
on, 2S cents. 8 per cent, , cent; total
| tax, with costs,
321. Sam Chung. PersAnal property,
valued at s150; balance OF tx due there
on, 90 cents; per cent, ] cpt; total tax'
with costs,
1922. Sang Kee Personal property,
| valued at $50. balance Of tax due there
on, SO cents; per cent, cent; total tax,
with costs,
323 Saunders, Jno. S. Personal
property, valued at s1250. balance OF tax
due thereon, $500; per cent. Is cents;
total tax, with costs,
325. schell, II. Personal property,
valued at $50; balance OF tax due there
on, 80 cents; s per cent, cent; total tax,
with costs,
1928. schulsang, Albert Personal
property, valued at 5000; balance Of tax
due thereon, ~ cents; per cent, 8 cents;
total tax, with costs,
500. Schroeder, Charles Personal
property, valued at 5000; balance OF tax
due thereon, s144; o per cent, cents;to-
tai tax, with costs,
s3i. sharp, Robert. Personal prop
erty, valued at $3.50; balance OF tax due
thereon, 80 cents; per cent, 3 cents. 10.
tai tax, with costs,
1888. Siegel, II. Personal property,
on. s6.96; per cent, "a cents; total tax,
with costs,
334. Smith, Charles. Personal prop
crty, valued at $3.50; balance of tax due
thereon, 90 cents; per cent, cents, to-
tai tax. with costs.
325. Swift, W. b. Personal property,
valued at sl35; balance Of tax due there
on. 81 cents; IS per cent, cent; total tax,
with costs,
$50. Scott, J. A. Personal property.
valued at s40O; balance OF tax due thors-
on, 96 cents; per cent, cents; total tax
with cests,
341. Smith, Brown q Hutton Pei.
sonaI property, valued at 1856; balance of
tax due thereon. si.05; bper cent, 8 cents;
total tax. with costs,