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National Republican., 1883-11-29
RANDALL AND KEIrER.
A Good Word for tho Republican EH-
Speaker.
Tsnion gd.eife.

Trenton Gdtetc.
Dspassionate and unprejudioed members
Of the late house will tell you that Mr.. Keifer
made one Of che ablest and most capable
speakers of late years. This is the opinion OF
the most experienced parliamontariaus They
say that he presided with marked ability,
and with as much fairness as the rasping aud
very trying conduct Of the democratic minor
ity rendered possible. The truth is, that the
olamor against Mr.. Keifer had its inception
in the chagrin which the democratic minority
felt because he was too much for them They
started out with the determination to bring
discontinue and disgrace upon him. They
thought that being inexperienced as pre-
siding officer, this wonld be an easy task
They iubilantly imagined that he would be
an easy victim especially as they had Ran
dali, the veteran, and Cox, the wasp, to puzzle
and hector and sting him at every step. If
Randall had been chivalrous man, he would
generously have aided the new speaker with
his experience and knowledge. "Look on"
he in effect said to the country, "while trip
up and expose this greenhorn. just see how
much smarter and better equipped am l than
this fresh republican speaker"
But to Mr.. Randalls utter surprise and in
finite disgust, Speaker Keifcr did not trip
worth cent. In fact, he beat the confident
and too aggressive eX-speaker at every point.
He showed q readiness, q firmness, and an in
telligent familiarity with parliamentary law
that astonished and put to route all his demo-
cratic opponents. Randall found more than
his match, and finally ceased to rise and break
lancos with this redoubtable speaker. Cox,
who had dashed eagerly into the fight with
waspish spite, retired with his stinger ex-
tracted. Carlisle's light scorn turned to SOM
Der and bafiled dislike. All these unhorsed
democratic champions learned to hate the man
they had first displsed, because, and only be-
cause he proved himself moro than match
for them all. And 80 the democratic press
opened its mud-slinging batteries upon him.
Speaker Keifer is q man of sturdy inde-
pendence Of character, and Of rather austere
and uncomprising temperament, and so
offended the ring or syndicate of newspaper
correspondents at Washington. They re-
solved to write him down, and have kept up
a ceaseless fire on him ever since. 1t is mere
spite work. and is altogether unjust.
The only real ground of complaint against
Speaker Keifer was some injudicious appoint
ments of committees which he made. But
they were merely injudicious, and not at all
unworthy or culpable.
Now, we are decidedly opposed to Mr..
Keifer being made the victim of clamor in
spired by the motives we have mentioned.
He made a competent and faithful official
and is entitled to the usual compliment of q
caucus denomination.
National Republican., 1883-11-29
sauattors nnd settler..

Secretary Teller has rendered the following
decision in a case recently reported to the
general land office from Washington territory,
in which one Baird was accused of trespass-
ing and cutting timber unlawfully on the
public lands:
Tho accused, although squatter, is rightfully
on the lands II he intends to make HIS home on It.
and take II, under the settlement laws when the
land is surveyed and he is allowed to do so
whether he IS or is not trespasser does not de
pend upon now many trees he cuts, but on the
takon the land In good faith he Is the owner
thereof for all practical purposes although the
title may remain in the government IL Is better
that the government occasionally suffer by the
loss of timber cut, on pretendeds homestead and
pre-empton claims, than that the settler should
be embarrassed IN his efforts TO secure the benefit
of the liberal laws passed for the express purpose
OF inducing the people 70 20 on the public lands
and make themselves homes.
National Republican., 1883-11-29
9ersonal Comfort.

GoRS ENLEVES SANS DOULEUR-DURIL-
" Ions mRuvais ongles. engelures, soignes avec
success par lie DoclEuR WHITE Chiropediste,
Numero l4l6 Pa av., Nis-a-Nis le' Wlllards Hotel
Pour slons d0nnes ohezluli u domlcll s3, Le
1881
OEw TURKISH BATH CDR. BoVEFsl
IN l4l7 q street. opposite Riggs House. Large pool,
good ventilation. Ladies, Monday and Friday. No,
day l2p m Baths. 81; tickets, SL50
apo DIR IL. L. BoVEh Electrician.
TINHE SHEDD BATHS. OO5 le STREET. NEAR
a Ninth Turkish, Russian sulphur, aud Mercurlnl
Baths given with skill and experiences Manlpuator
Often years experience at this establishment Single
bath, q; for 81 IA for go open Sunday from a
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anxiety to the civilized people in that part Of
the country. Many settlers have even left
their homes for fear Of a repetition Of the
crimes which wero committed by some of
these Indians during the Bannook war, and
which led to their being taken as prisoners
to tho Yakama reservation.
National Republican., 1883-11-29
New TImo i'm tho Depnrtments.

The secretary of the interior has issued an
order adopting the new standard of time on
and after Dec. 1 for the regulation of business
at the interior department. 1t is expected
that the new time will be adopted by tho
other executive departments in "a few days.
The matter Of changing the time has been
left discretionary with the heads Of the de-
pArtments.
National Republican., 1883-11-29
western Mail Matter.

Assistant Superintendent Jameson, of the
railway mail service, who was directed by
the postmaster general to arrange for the
proper distribution of mail matter passing
over the Northern Pacific railroad, has tele-
graphed from Portland, Oregon, that all mail
matter going westward Is now being distrib-
uted before reaching Portland.
National Republican., 1883-11-29
POSTMASTER coNeEn's SALARY.
Auditor Ella Rules that the Increase Did
Not Take ETcct Until oct. 1.

Not Take Enect Until Oct. 1,
Tho auditor of tho treasury for the post
Office department has transmitted to the
comptroller of the treasury the papers in the
case of Postmaster Frank b. Conger of this
city, who appealed to the comptroller from u
decision of the auditor made in the settle
ment of his accounts for the quarter ended
Sept 30 in which account he claimed 81, ,250
for salary, $3.50 Of which was dsallowed
This decision of the question involves a very
fine point of law The act of March last
provided that the salaries of postmasters Of
the first, second, and third classes should
be readjusted, the readjustment TO take effect
on Oct. l last, when the change in postage
occurred. 1t also provided that the salary of
the postmaster at Washington should be in
creased from $4,000 to 5000 per annum. Mr..
Conger holds that his salary was increased
from the date of the passage of the act, but
Auditor Ella took the position that the pro-
vision contained in the act that tho increased
salaries of first Class postmasters should begin
TO run on Oct. 1 operated to bar Mr.. Congers
claim, he being postmaster of tho first grade
and congress having failed otherwise to
specify o date.
National Republican., 1883-11-29
Apprehsnded Trouble with the Plutss.== :.

Representatives from Oregon who have
recently arrived here say that there is a
probability of serious trouble in that state
with the Piutes. The latter have left their
reservation and arc roaming about in tho
vicinity Of their old haunts, causing much
National Republican., 1883-11-29
william walter Pholps's Letter Not prl.

Upon inquiry 1t is learned that tho letter
Of William Walter Phelps to ex-Spcaker
Keifcr, relative to now departure In party
methods by republicans was not private 1t
is expected that all of the correspondence
will soon be made public.
National Republican., 1883-11-29
ataI @stats Srpkrrs.
InoR RENr-NY D. d. wARNER,

our weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, contains oomplete schedule OF our houses
stores, shops, and inrms offered for rent together
seen Property for sale n all parts OF city Money
h ii, WARMER. Ois + street.
National Republican., 1883-11-29
.VANTEI
sUPERFLUoUs HAIR
suPERFLUOUS HAIR
supEhELuous HAIR

Is an excessive growth of hair on the female face,
seen on the upper lip, chin throat cheeks aud brow
This Is the most noticeable, unslghtly, and annoying
OF all complexion blemlses II is difficult 10 tell who
are most entitled TO sympathy-the young gent
whose greatest ambition Is to raise beard and
not. or the lady whose hlrsutical growth will appear
on her face In spite OF all her Efforts prevent IT,
The most barbarous methods have been resOred to
remove this obnoxious growth. For Instance, the
hot pitch plaster depllatory powders, the tweezers.
fire, acids, the scissors aud razor. IL Is very humi
ating to sensitive refined lady to realize that IL is
Impossible TO appear In public without first standing
or sting eefOre her mirror, pucklng out one by
Stih wlry hnir with tweezors from her face. to be
for her experience teaches her that if she ex-
tracts the fine hairs they In turn become heavy.
DIR. VAN DTCk, DermRtoogist No. % Grant
Place, between Ninth and Tenth and q and IL
streets, permanently and forever removes super
fuous hair by the operation OF Eleorolyses (the
electric needle process). This is the only method
In the world by which this obnoxious growth
can be removed Ladies' II you thus afflicted don't
neglect II another day, but call on DIR. VAN DYCK.
Dermatologst, at once and make your engagement
for treatment AS only limited number be eat cd
Daily hours. Ia M to Up. n; sundays, a. m. to p
IN. Oilce, y Grant Place. 5-no20
WY ANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN f..
w Beall, Bateman & CO. Bank, 14ll ST. N,W., Is
Commissioner OF Deeds for every State and Terri
Notary Public; hlMaysin Office nom n. M TO p.
TNHE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN is ISSUED
Il every Thursday. Single copies can be hud ia
wrappers ready for mailing. Subscription price. sL5O
per year
National Republican., 1883-11-29
HEALTH rs WEALTH.

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Convulsons Nervous Headache MentallDepression
Loss OF Memory, Spermatorrhoea, Impotenoy, In.
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Over-exertion, selfaDuse over-lndulgenCe, which
leads TO misery decay, and death. one box Will cure
recent cases. Each box contains one months treat
sent by mail prepaid, on receipt OF price, We guar
antee six boxes to cure any case. With each order
received by us for six box xeS. accompanied with five
dollars we Will send the Purchaser our written guar
antee to return the money II the treatment does not
effect cure. Guarantees Issued cy STOrr n CROM
WELL, 4S0 Pennsylvania avenue. Washington, d, o.,
wholesale and retail agents. Orders by mail will
ceve prompt attention.
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Mrbital.

DHEUMATIsM. NERVOUS DISEASES COR
LIZ pulence, Headache Sprans. &C., successfully
lIeated,by Massage and Swedish Movement Cure.
PROF NISsEN, Marinis Hail. no2S-im
A DVICE AND CONSULTATION FREE.
"A DR.. WIN. TAYLOR, Specialist ONCE. 2i3 "a St
N, w Women and chldren's diseases u specially,
Gentlemen are also requested TO call he treats all
their complaints successfully. ONCE open day and
evening. no26-BtE
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llOmsp to gOnn.

Mooney 70 LOAN On REAL GSrATE AT rHE
1fl lowest rates. DANENHoWEk " SON, 1919 u
street nprthWesk Rola.2
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VUST THE ROOM YOU WANT-LARgE BAY
bath, unusually quiet cozy, and pleasant 407.a Isl
at N. w
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sor gtnt--Rooms


YNURNIsuED-A LARGE, SOUTH FRONT
II room. "a floor, also large parl0rs, Furnished as
bedroom and sitting ROOM also pr'sn' 7,S6 sSSi'"S
National Republican., 1883-11-29

TJNWo HANDSOME ROOMS. BAY WINDOW
Il and alcoyp, unturnshed, with use OF bath heat
and gas, s2h Address IOWA CIRCLE Republican
Office 7-9O
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GEND YOUR FRIENDS SAMPLE COPIES OF
- The Weekly Republican,
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GOst ann .FuanN.

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publican Office. go
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VOO7 VT. AVA FINE SUITE OF ROOMS
luz 1 ON lst floor, near the Portland also nj
room Sd floor; open fires together with fur
mace heat. 7-3O
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Alice Carr, of Cuba, No., vas killed
BY lightning. Her clothing and the
walls Of the room she occupied were set
on fire.
John English vas struck BY lightning
in his house near Cadillac, Mic. He was
not injured above his waist, but his legs
we're paralyzed-
A man rode under large oaA tree at
Mound City, Kansas, during shower.
Lightning struck the tree and killed the
horse, bat the man escaped With slight
shock.
Al John Lovder, Of Eureka, ILL.,. was
tyina Q horse in his stable, lightning
struck them, killing the horse and giving
Lovdsr such shock that be died IN
few days
The three little daughters of Jacob
Moroviz of Winona, Mimi, were play.
ing in the street under an umbrella dur
ing thunder storm. A stroke Of light
ming killed two Of them and paralyzsd
the third.
lightning entered tho house Of VIM.
Cary ct Racine, Wis, passing down the
chimney and through the st0vepipe. II
knocked the stove 70 pieces and threw
Mrs. Leach out of her chair, but did nc
further injury.
Lightning struck the house of Mrs. G.
w. Jennings of Greenville, Conn, max
ing q hole in the roof large enough fol
Q man to crawl through. An oak raftel
vas reduced to splinters, and the light
ming ran down between the olapboards
and plaster TO the waste pipe. This il
followed until it reached and shattered
the main.
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Seminal weakness. Impotency. night To-
by dreams, pimples on the face and -
Manhood can positively be cured. n
sick and afflicted should not fail TO ceno
him. The Doctor has travelled extenayeg
various hospitals there, obtaining fso1
deal Of valuable information. which - =
competent to impart to those In nced =
his services. DIR. Gibbon viii make =
charge unless he effects q cure. Pefsco
at Q distance may be cured ct homa ~
communications strictly confidential A.
zee no one but the Doctor. Persons W.
ing to the Doctor win please state the -
CHARGES reasonable. Call or write. ~
dress DR.. r. GIBBON. p. o. boz lo0. -
Francisco. Send $40 for Q pecksee .
medscsnA Sd&w0
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Another hosp snake has been discov-
ered. but, strange 70 say, the gentlemen
Who sAv Il did not adhere 10 the convsn-
ticnal form.
.And you say the snake did not roll
after you.r aid man whom the hoop
snake man concluded hia recital.
No, he did mot roll aftsr me-
You didn't jump behind q tree, than,
Just - ths snake struck 1t yous"
No, sir.r
.And the leAvss on the tree did nos
witheg md de within two hoursfr'
mo"
.Nv friend, hsrs \ . twenty dollar
eu1d p1eoo. 4 man Who en- 6sfy tempt
$50. . 20 have du0e, and Uk5ok - d
tn nhonl1 - Sevar6edw
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J. A. Woods, awaiting extraditiou 70
SPOKANE Falls, w. T., for embexxlement,
received telegram on Thursday after
noon at the city prison from Eureka,
Humboldt county, informing him that
go WIS lying 70 his credit at the Pa
oinc Rank. The bank also received a
telegram directing the payment OF the
money, and yesterday Woods went AZ
Yer Il In custody Of Oficer Bingle. Upon
Identification, the paying teller prepared
o receipt, which Woods signed without
looking nj the amount, and then the
hank official counted ont 5000 In gold.
Woods started at the sight Of the unex-
pected wealth and then asked II there
was not some error In the amount.
"Oh. no." rsAssuringly replied the
clerk. "none at all; We are directed 70
Are yoa sure u h e5,O00r' susried
the dubloua Woods.
"Quisc sure, cir; there II yoar money.
Please make room for the next gentle
man.
|" But, I say. you know persisted
Woods. WIN ID from Australia, "you
know cAwut take this money. I'm
already In trouble about money and I
don't want any moro that don't belong
10 me. dou't think, you know, that
you could punish me II ! took Il, bat I
won't take any chances"
my dear mr." returned the impatient
clerk, sthe money h yours; ve have
orders 10 pay you that amount and that
ends our portion Of the contract. You
had bsster take H."
sYss, bat Il don't belong TO me; or at
leAst only $50 OF Il does-"
This last sentence Vas 90 emphatic
that recourpe vas had 20 the telegram,
vhen Il vas discovered that In writing
dfty dollars thus. 5000. the decimal
point had been overlooked by either the
bank clerk or thc telegraph operator,
making q rod edOO0. The bank men
gracefully ApoloCixsd TO Woods for en-.
deavorine 70 indict % much wealth on
him, paid him the $50 and then explain
Cd that u vas the s'tsle0raph cAmpanv's
fault, and that tho company, Of course,
yoa know. would have had 10 stand the
Ion IL Woods had taken the money"
Woods viii sail on Monday next fos
Epokaus Falls, where he 10 10 stand
trials. r.. Chrosicie.
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Eyssiasss for al sights q Litsis
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TO The UNFORTUNATE.
Dr.GIbblIS
plSPENslllI.

SIS kearny -
corner Of CoGnoR
cial ST.. San Franr
cisco, esfabliahe0
In 1854 for the
treatment Of Bar
,ual and Seminal
'DiseaseA such =
'GonorrheA 0leek.
Structure. SypAM
=. III L. H0R~a
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ossse< in masures yean - such q Loo n
3eznou, LAssttude. Nocturnal Enisslona
aversion % eoc1ety. Dfnness Of vision.
Noises N he Head; the vital futd passfn9
unooeefved In the urine. and many othsS
diseases that .ead 70 insanity and deafh.
Oh. AlNfIk viii agfee to forfeit Hryp
HuNpExp DorLAns for cass OF thu kind tn
VITAL RESTORATIVE tuHdsr his spscisl
advice and treafmenN viii not cure, or sos
anything impure or tnturioos found In n
DR. AINTfE tresss ell Privsts ptssasss 80.
cessfully without mercury. ComulxAnps
YnKx- Thorough EXAMINATION and a6vtco. N.
l,udtns analysis Of urine. $500. Prise &
VITAL RESTORATIVE. 500 Q bottle, OF fcw
times the quantity. $io.0o: sent 10 aay -
dfea1 upon receipt Of price. OF O. o. D.
secare from observation. and N privs1s me
A. L MIxrIE. Il D..
II Keaxny Street. San frascisee. o.
GAMBLE BOTTLE FE-1
Sent on application BY letter s-atins eyus.
toms. Sex and Age. Conmunse@ricns szif;y
oonAdsnttal.
DIR. MINriE-s EIDSEY REMEDY, KxpA
RETICUA. cures all kinds OF Ki6neg 81
Bladder Complaints, 6onoxrhoe, Glss1 L..
oo1h0a For sals By all dsussfsn, IN
bottle, sir bottles for $500.
DR. MINTIR's DANDELI0s PILLS =
the bet and cheapest DYsrEPe1i -
BILIOUS cure In the MARKET. for Oh 10
dFueRists.
All orders for medicine 70 o d. nm1be
accompanied vi 81, - guarantee -
fsith which will Be deducted when nsDEk
age Is shipped. jsz1lsl
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II. G. MaLAnehlin, Optieian, Front
srese Masonic baildinR. 4 d guar
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE.
kendaII's SPAWN Cure.


WEST ESossunaH. VT, Feb. is. 1sSl.-Dr.
B. J Kendall B Co.-Gents: Several months
ago injured my knee joint which caused m
enlargement TO grow the sizs of large wal.
nut, and caused me very severe pain all the
time for four or I'VE weeks. when ] began 70
use KendAlls SPAWN Cure with toe most sat-
isfactory results. 1t has completely removed
the enlargement and stopped tho lsmeness
and paio. have loEg kaovn IL to Be excel.
lent fof horses. but now know 1t to Be the
best liniment for human hesh tRst AM &C.
quaintsd with. Yours truly,
TIP. LAWRENCE.
KENDAll'S SPAWN CURE
II sure In Ito effects. mild In its action. - II
does not blister, yet Il IL penetrating and
powerful to reach every deep seated pain or
TO remove any bony growth or other enlarge
mems, such - spavins, splints. curbs. cal
GUS, sprsins, svelIirgs, and any iameness and
all enlargements Of the joints or limbs. or
for rheumatism in man. and for any purpose
for which q liniment is used for man or
beast. II is DOW known to be the best lini-
ment for man ever need, acting mild and yet
certain in its effects
Send address for Illustrated Circular, which
We think gives positive proof Of its virtues.
No remedy has ever met With such unquali.
fed success to our knowledge. for beast -
We a. man.
Price 81 rer bottle. or 8 bottles for IS. All
druggists have 1t or can get II for you. or 1t
will Be sent to any address on receipt Of price
By the proprietors, DR. B. J KENDALL & Co.,
Enosburgh Falls, Vt.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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SAVED ~ sALuR.

Not long since young man IN Carson
got married and started for California
With his young wife. As he boarded the
train his father babe him good-by and
gave him q parental blessing
Ny son." said the aged sire, trem-
bling with emotion, remember these
words If you never see me again: Never
20 into place whore you would not take
your wife,
The couple settled in Mariposa county
and recently the old man went to visit
them. He proposed . bear hunt, and
grizzly to his lair among some OF the
powders in the chaparral. As the two
approached, the bear reused up and sent
forth a howl Of defiance which shook
tho trees.
$50 in thsre and kill him" said the
old man, excitedly.
The son held back; further acquaint-
ance With tho bear seemed in some re-
spects undesirable.
"Count mo out" he said.
"Have I CROSSED the seas and settle /
IN America to raise coward? shoated
the old man, brandishina Q gun.
IL but recollect your advice when /
left Carson" was the reply. How can
lforRet your sage precepts? Didn't you
tell me never to 20 where couldn't take
my wife? How would Sal look there
with that bearf"
The old man clasped his dutiful son to
his bosom, and, a. the bear issued forth,
said:
"Speaking about Sallie, let us hasten
home; our prolonged absence might give
her needless alarm"
In about fifteen minutes they had
reached the ranch, the old man little
ahead, and the distance was nearly four
miles.
A laundering printer is known in the
trade - a blacksmith" Ssene at a
spiritualistic seance:
Qusstioner (vho is . printer)-Do /
know your
Spirit (raps)-Yes.
Q.-Were you q printer
S.-No.
Q.-were you Q blacksmith
S.-Yes.
Q. (lauehing)-Did you belong to the
Typographical Unionf
exit Spirit, vrathful.)
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Erst-e,aa baneies. cheap can Be seen
q uuieo 6eAhaaA opposite ATlinQsoa
Hoed.-0eo. n. Chick 4 Co. M dn
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o:savs slaa.s sar .yapia = Llsals
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u . nsvRlafll,a
Cure Cor Nerve
Debility, ExAan1I
ed Vitality, euusl
nal vssknsss.
sperm Q tuwrAna
LOST NAInOoD.
Inpotsncy, Hue
lysis. prosls1sp
rhos. md al u
terrible e6ects e
self-Aboss. youth
mi fnlIfaa s,l -
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ArDaIO9J EX11D1R
~ KIng Cssssy Rlnasess sss she 4seai
year esainG AUs0 =. 1ssSs
The amount Of tax aassessd IN the
County fog the year 15e2, fog Territorial,
County, Road, Bridge and School p0r-
poses, was a. follows:
Tar las of lisa. ~, 80 81
Assessed b 11s6
s1fs1, sappls-
mental ... 1Al8 ~
Total anoons iss-
I'D for Ill par
poses, ioaaadtn9
special school
tax ............. vWSS0 -
Amount Of tar col
lsctsd On tie ~
seeamenf Of 1eo2. ~ - ~
Amount Of money
received into the
treasury from
other sources.
viz:
Collections By
Sheriff J. b. No
Grsw, tax iiss Of
1850 and 1881. -. 1913 E
Tax list Of 1873 and
previous years
collected BY Geo.
d. Hill, treasurer ~ y
Amount paid int
the treasury BY
justices Of the
Peace ....-..-.: 10 "
Amount reoeived
for licenses .. 81 ID
From Kitsap ooun-
~, court ex-
psnsss. ......... In "a
From Coroner, (Eli
Dufnal) ......... 10 ID
From sale Of Codes
of Warrington
Territory. .... B %
Poll taxes collect
cd by asseas0r... 6N 30
Sale of condemned
county property. 70 u
Rent of school land 20 90
e.5Os IS