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dia tract, valued at 5000; total tax, So; 8
per cent, sOcents. Total tax, with costs,
l5. Newbauer, II. Lots 8 and 70.
block "a, East Los Aangeles, valued at
| $3.50, Improvements. S3e0 total value,
| $3.50; total tax, "a. so; . per cent, "a cents,
| Total tax, with costs.
II. Newell, CM. Interest by reason
| Of mortgage ia property OF NJ Pray,
being lot Of Mills subdivision OF Cells
| tract value of interest, $3.50; total tax,
| $3.50: 8 por cent, 1e cents. Total tax,
with costs,
20. Nesland, Catherine. Lot Z, block
| X. Also tract, valued at S2l0; total tax,
| &. 90; per cent, IL cents. Total tax,
with costs,
81. Newman, Chas, 2 l-2 acresof land
| w side of Main street, bounded N by
| land OF o J Newman, y by city line, and
| W by land of Barrows, valued at $3.50;
| improy ements. $50, total value, s730;to-
tai tax, s7,3o; S per cent, SO cents Total
| tax, with costs,
%. Newman, o j. B7-l3 acres OF land
" side OF Main street, bounded n by
| land OF Hunt, s by land OF @ Newman,
| W by land of Barrows, valued at 5000;
improvements, $3.50; personal property.
| $50; total value, siDT0; total tax, si9.I0
per cent; 9s cents. Total tax, with
/ costs,
80. Niece. c +. Personal property,
valued at $500; balance OF tax due there
on. 81 92; 8 per cent, cents. Total tax,
with costs.
IS. Mics, VIM. Lot 0, blocl; A, Morris
Vineyard tract, valued at $40; total tax,
sl.40; per cent, cents. Total tax,
| with costs,
Also, lot s, block L, Morris Vineyard,
tract, valued at sl40; improvements,
| s340; total value, $3.50: total tax, $3.50: s
per cent, "a cents Total tax, with costs,
Also, lot 0, block E, Morris Vineyard,
tract, valued at sll0; total tax, sl.4o; 6
per cent, cents. Total tax, with costs,
3s. Noel, Jamea, Lot 4, block 4,
Chcvas tract, valued at 800; total tax,
81; PSF cent, csnts. Total tax, with
costs,
AZ. Northa1n, L +. Interest by reason
OF mortgage in property Of Q c Thomas,
being 35 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 SO, page 29) value Of interest,
$1,000; total tax, $50; per cent, $3.50.
Total tax, with costs,
Al. Notion, Geo II. Lot 12 and ! OF
lot IA, block IL, East Los Angeles, val
ued at 1925; improvements, 5000; mort
gagged to VIM Riley for 5000; total value
after deduction. ;625; total tax, s6.25; 6
per cent, 81 cents. Total tax, with costs,
AZ Norboe, II. Personal property
valued at SEQ; balance Of tax due there
on, 80 cents: s per cent, l cent, Total
tax, with costs,
60. Newell, Jerry. Personal property,
valued at S235; balance Of tax due there
on, 81 cents; per cent, 2 cents. Total
tax. with costs,
ca. Nohe. Josef Personal property.
valued at sos; balance of tax due there.
on, u cents; 6 per cent, cent. Total
tax, with costs,
o. Nordllnger, s. Personal proper
ty, valued at $500; balance of tax due
thereon, sl2.24; 5-per cent, cent Total
tax. with costs,
OF. Nolte, 7, Personal property, val
ued at $3.50; balance of tax due thereon,
90 cents; per cent, cents. Total tax,
| with costs
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-18

4. O'Connor, James. Lots /, 2, 3, 4,
block 5, Downey tract, vaIued at 1900;
personal property, $3.50. total value,
S450; total tax, si.60; 8 per cent. %
cents Total tax. with costs.
81. ogilvle, James Personal proper
ty, valued at $500: balance OF tax due
thereon, ~ cents; per cent, 3 cents.
Total tax, with costs,
20. Oliver. A. Personal property,
valued at $500; balance of tax due there
on, 4s cents; g per cent, cents Total
tax, with costs,
"a, ollvas, b. Lot IL, block @, Also
tract, valued at s225; improvements,
500; personal property. 500; total
value, s525; total tax, s5.25; per cent,
90 cents. Total tax, with costs,
25. Olivas, Lorenza de. Lot 2, block
Il, OF subdivision of lot s, block so, Han
cock survey, valued at 500; improve
ments, $50; total value, $3.50: total tax,
$3.50; 5 per cent, IL cents. Total tax,
with costs,
20. Olden, W Il. Personal property,
| valued at $40; balance OF tax due there
on, 20 cents; 5 per cent, cent. Total
tax, with costs,
80 Osborne, John. 10 acres Of land
| W side Of Main street, bounded N by
land OF Maskell, by land OF Bush ct al,
| valued at $4,000; Improvements, $500;
| mortgaged to Domatilla Hughes for
| S6500; also, acres Of land NV OF above
tract, bounded n Dy land Of County
| Bank, s by land of Chalfin. valued at
S840; Improvements, 500; mortgaged to
@ F. Long for 5000; personal property,
s625; total value after deductions, sl05;
total tax. s7.65; per cent, 3s cents. To
tai tax, with costs,
| 81. Osborn, r NJ. Lots and 4. block
| 10, Fairmount tract, valued at Sl30; total
tax, Sl,S0; 5 per cent, cents. Total
tax, with costs,
Also, lot IL, block H. Fatmount trait.
valued at $50; total tax, 10 cents; per
cent, 3 cents. Total tax, with costs,
Also. N of + l22 feet OF lot 5, block
| IA, Ord survey, valued at $500; improve
ments, $500; personal property, 1865;
total value, S39G5; total tax, 1906; 5per
cent, sl,0s. Total tax, with costs,
Al. Otis, II @. Personal property, val
ued at $40; balance OF tax due thereon,
| sl,S0; per cent, G cents. Total tax,
with costs,
50. obersteler & Co, L. Personal
property, valued at $1,000; balance of tax
thereon, S2.40; per cent, l2 cents. To-
tai tax, with costs,
54. o'Neil & Gauss. Personal proper
ty, valued at $500; balance of tax due
thereon, Sl.2O; per cent, cents. Total
tax, with costs,
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/, Raeoulisat. 3. 81 OF lot 2s. Do
mingo tract valued at $3.50; improve
ments, $500; total value, 500; total tax,
500; per cent. 3S cents. Total tax.
with costs,
?. Radle, Il r. Personal property.
| valued at SO; balance of tax due there
on, Il cents. Total tax, with costs,
"a. RedfeId, J B. Block l, weston's
subdivision OF block 20, valued at 500;
total tax, 81; s per cent, cents, Total
tax, with costs,
Also, block NJ, Of weston's subdivision
Of block 20, valued at 5000; total tax, 50;
8 per cent 10 cents. Total tax, with
J costs,
Also, block N, of westons subdivision
OF block %, valued OF 500; total tax, 81;
5 per cent, 5 cents. Total tax, with
costs,
Also, block q, OF Weston's subdivision
of block 20, valued at 500; total tax, 81;
per cent, 8 cents Total tax, with
costs,
Also, block D, OF Weston's subdivision
OF block 20, valued at s2O0; total tax, 81
per cent. 10 cents. Total tax, with
costs,
Also, block L, of weston's subdivision
Of block 20, valued at $500; total tax, 81;
per cent, 10 cents Total tax, with
costs,
Also, block F, Of weston's subdivision
Of block 20, valued at $50 !; total tax, S2
per cent 10 cents. Total tax, with
costs,
25. Reed, A G. Lot s. block o, Aliso
tract, valued at sl25; total tax, Sl.25; S
per cont o cents Total tax. with costs,
27. Reed, Jw. Lot 80 by 100 feet, T.
side OF Spring street, bounded N BY land
Of Cnrtis, W by land OF Jones, 8 by land
| Of Fox, being part Of lot 7, block 9, Ord
survey, &lIed at 5000; improvements,
$500. total value, sla00i total tay, s1S; 6
per cent, 70 cents. TOtal tax, with costs,
80; Reid, E. Personal property, val
| uad at $500; balance of tax due thereon,
sl.20; per cent, 9 cents. Total tax,
with costs,
a. Requena, NJ, estate Of Lot 70,
RoquenR tiaot, valued at $3.50; total taX,
| $3.50; per cent. 81 cents. Total tax,
| with costs
| Also lot %, Requena tract, valued at
| $780, total tax, So; per cent, Is cents
Total tax, with costs,
Also, lot 90, Requena tract, valued at
$500; total tax, So; s per cent, Is cents
Total tax, with posts, e.
20 REYNOLDS, G d. Lots and 10,
| Coin tract. yalped at 5000; total tax, s2
5per cent, 10 cents Total tax, with
costs,
6s Rhodes, Mrs J de. Personal
property, valued at s5l5; balance Of tax
due thereon, SIPS; 3 per oent' cents.
Total tax; with costs,
81 Rhodes, Thomas. Personal prop
erty; valued at $3.50; balance of tax due
thereon, Ss cents; per cent, l cent; To
tai tax, with costs,
90. George Rice Personal property,
yaiiied at Sl60; balance OF tax due, 33
cents; per cent cent. Total tax,
with costs,
g., Rice, Mrs Helen. Personal prop
erty, valued at Sl26; balance Of tax due
thereon, 80 cents; per cent, ceat. To.
tai tax, with costs,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-18

:. Quong Hop Lung 4 Co. Personal
property, valued at $500; balance OF tax
due thereon, S1.40; per cents, Total
tax, with costs,
g. Quong Sang Wo Kee & Co. Per-
sonai property, valued at sll0o; balance
| Of tax due thereon, S26s; s per cent, 13
cents. Total tax. with costs,
0. Quong Sam Kee & Co. Personal
property, valued at 5000: balance Of tax
due thereon, S2.lS; per cent. 10 cents.
Total tax, with costs,
IL. Quong Yen Lung Personal prop
erty, valued at 500; balance of tax due
thereon. "a cents; per cent, l cent.
Total tax, with costs,
12, Quimby, s, L. Personal property,
valued at $500; balance of tax due there
on, " cents; 8 per cent, 9 cents Total
tax, with costs,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-18
THE LOS ANGELES DAILY HERALD-rAx LIST SUPPLEMENT

342. Maxwell, Mrs J X. Personal
property, valued at 800; balance Of tax
due thereon, ~ cents: por cent, 10
cents Total tax, with costs,
3fs. Aathvln, NJ. Personal proper
ty, valued at 800; balance Of tax due
thereon, 81 cents; S per cent, ] cent.
Total tax, with costs,
$40. Moreno, Jesus =. Personal
property, valued al $1,000; balance OF
tax due thereon, 22.s0; per cent. i2
cents. Total tax. with costs,
35l. Morris, NJ. Personal property.
valued at $1,000; balance o. tax due
thereon, 1884; per cent, 10 cents.
Total tax, with costs,
s59. Moya, N. Personal property,
valued at s2bo; balance OF tax due there
on. 90 cents; per cent, 3 cents. Tstal
tax, with costs,
1863. Mccracken, N Personal prop.
sfty, valued at $3.50, balance OF tax due
thereon, sl63; per cent. 6 cents. Total
tax, with costs.
3si. Means q McCreary. parsoDal
property, valued az 500; balance Of tax
due thereon, 48 cents; per cent, cents
Total tax, with costs.
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s lror balance OF Tax List sec regular supplemsr
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-18

per cent, cents. Total tax, with costs,
800. Mott, T D. Lot 5, block D,
Johnston tract, valued at s225; total
tax, 81 25; per cent. II csnts, Total
tax, with costs,
s0s. Mueller. Otto 50 feet OF lot
Q, block 4, Ord survey, valued at s2250;
Improvements, $3.50; total value, $1,000;
total tax, $40; per cent, 81, Total tax,
with costs,
81. Mullaley, j. Lots II and ls,
block 25, East Los Angeles, Va,ued at
$3.50; total tax, Sl.S0; per cent, 0 cents
Total toS, with costs,
sl6. MdyIhill j, Lot g. Bales.
teros tract, valued at $3.50; improve
ments, $500; total value, $3.50; total tsr,
e. 80; per cent, "a cents. Total tax,
| with costs.
S2l. Murray, II. Personal propsr-
valued at s76; balance OF tax due there
on. 10 cents, Total tax, with costs,
eSa Murtagh, Jos 4 Co. Personal
due thereon, sl4.0O; 5per cent, 70 cents
Total tax with costs,
1927. Mannon, Geo Personal. proper
| ty, valued az S490; balance OF tax due
thereon, Il, Is; 5per cent. cents Total
tax, with costs,
32s. Mcdowell. h. Personal prop
erty, valued at sos; balanos Of tax due
thereon, 90 cents; S per cent, cent.
! Total tax, with costs,
SSi. Mckenzie Alex, estate Of Per
| sonal property, valued Mt 1925; balance
| OF tax due thereon. SlG2; 3 per cent, 2R
cents Total tax, with costs,
1888, AleManus, Pat, Personal gprop.
erty, valued at $500; balance Of tax due
thereon, 81 20; per cent, 9 cents. Total
tax, with costs.
S3i Mackay, A " Personal proper.
ty, valued at 500; balance OF tax due
thereon, q cents; 5 per cert, J cent
Total tax, with costs,
1885, Mater, Simon. Personal proper
ty, valued at 1906; balance Of tax due
thereon, "a cents; z per cent, cents
TJtal tax, with costs
S3s Mckinney, II +. Lots l and 8
block L, In subdivision OF lot 6, block 90,
Hancock survey, valued at $500; total
lax, 80; per cent, 10 cents Total tax,
with costs,
$40. Marteen, Ii. Personal property,
valued 1t s1265; balance Of tax due
thereon, sS.06; per cent, Is cents. Total
tax, with costa,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-12-24
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

The Brattleboro Phoenix reduces it's
price to $l.5O with the new year.
Caledonia county has 3SS pensioners
drawing $40, 5000 year, and Washington
SIG pensioners drawing $40, 700.
Sheriff Brown of Peacham arrested Gil
bert Kenerson of Greensboro, recently,
for beating horse, and took him: to St.
Johnsbury, when he was bound up for
appearance at the next term of court.
The state board of agriculture met the
state grange officially for the first time
at the Bellows Falls meeting just closed,
and three members, E. M. Goodwin, Hen
ry Lane and DIR. Cutting delivered ad-
dresses. James Draper, master of the
Massachusetts state grange, denounced
the pool selling, gambling and betting at
the last New England fair in Manchester.
A. w. Huntington, baggage master at
the Wells River railroad station, was last
week Monday morning assisting in NOV
ing cars with ''Stake'' when he stumbled
and fell, striking his head on a rail with
such force as to render him unconscious.
| He was picked up and taken home, but it
| was sometime before he became conscious,
and did not work for week. His head
| is badly bruised and still remains numb.
| The directors of the St. Johnsbury &
Lake Champlain railroad, at recent
meeting, voted to put mortgage on their
| line to raise money necessary to put the
road-bed and equipment in proper shape
| to accommodate the great increase in
business expected from the completion of
the Vanderbilt Northern New England
Lamoille Valley extension across Lake
Champlain, giving connection with the
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain, and Rome,
Watertown & Ogdensburg roads.
The Ogdensburg transportation system
has just finished II miles of the Lamoille
Valley road around the north end of Lake
Champlain, by means of bridges. They
will thus open through connection for the
Vanderbilt system to Boston through
, New England, in opposition to the Cen
trail Vermont, which has heretofore con
trolled the passage around the end of the
lake, and has charged exorbitant tolls
There has this year sprung up heav'
water traffic in large vessels between
Chicago and Ogdensburg, which canno
{ 60 below there as the vessels used canno
run the rapids, and this is expected t.
| seek a rail outlet at Boston or Portland
through the new route. The road ais
furnishes competition for the summe
i passenger travel between the Adirondack
=. and the White and Green mountains
| Freight trains of the Red, White, Blue
y Canada Southern and Midland freigh
:, lines are to leave the New York Centra
at Syracuse, run to Ogdensburg and max
their Boston connections by this line.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-12-24

be that the approach of hot weather
demands hasty passage of the APP
preparation bills and an adjournment.
Next session there will be no task
of organization, it is true, but Christ
mas will be an excuse for adjourn
ment soon after meeting, so that there
will be scarcely two months work
done. The necessity for each new
congress to come together on the 9th
of March, if only to complete the
preliminaries of electing officers, set
Ting disputed elections. and getting
the committees in operation, becomes
more and more urgent as the country
enlarges, and the subjects demanding
legislation become more numerous
and complicated. Yet it is safe to
say congress itself will never make
the innovation until it is forced to do
so by an overmastering pressure of
public opinion, compelling its mem
bers to do the duty for which they
| are elected.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-12-24

nor have | since. The van keepers
and the hotel proprietors say that the
decrease in bar-tippling is SO great
as seriously to curtail receipts. The
three leading candidates for speaker
used to use stimulants sometimes to
excess. Two of them are now total
ahstainers and have been for some
years, while the third only uses wine
in moderate quantity at his dinner.
can count a dozen senators who
used to tipple who have not drunk
drop In two years, and there is not
senator, with perhaps an exception
or two, who is not prudent and most
temperate in the use of liquor. Near
" all of them do not touch anything
except light wine at dinner. 1t is
so in the house. 1t is so with most
of the public men. There has grown
up a sentiment that man is fool
who uses liquor immoderately, and
that he is better off without any of it.
Three years ago | saw one of the
most brilliant members of the senate
staggering drunk in front of Will
lard's hotel. The other day [ saw
that he left his champagne untouched
at dinner. Said he: II haven't
touched alcohol in any form for three
years. | woke up one morning real
izing that pretty much all the temper
ance lecturers have said was true,
and l simply said to myself that have
had enough. And l have. l have
never seen the time from that day 10
this that have not felt repugnance
for liquor" Garland, the learned
lawyer from Arkansas, is a teetota-
Ter. Said he: 81 was passing by
the cemetery near my home one day,
and l saw the graves of a dozen
brilliant men who began life with
me, every one of them fastened to
his end by whiskey. I made up my
mind that l had drunk my share, and
stopped" In the social entertain
ments here, less and less wine is
used, and the number of guests who
refuse it is constantly increasing. II
the old days man used to fire uI
with rum before he started off in :
speech, and politics and rum used t.
mix we'll. But nowadays men wbt
used to disdain business are finding
enjoyment in it, and they seem t.
} have learned that it requires a coo
head, and that there is far more en-
joyment in developing successful.
an enterprise than there is in gettin;
drunk, or in picking in whiskey.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-12-24

Republicans do not object to re-
duction of tax, OF to reduction of
surplus revenue; what they desire is
to avoid disturbing and prostrating
the industries of the country unneces-
sariIy. The majority of democrats
propose to reduce the surplus of the
taxes by cutting protection out of the
tariff. That does not seem to repub-
licans the wisest way to reach the de-
sired end, because it will indefinitely
disorder the industries of the country,
and because no one can reasonably
expect that moderate or prudent
reduction of duties will result in re.
duction of revenue. A part of the
democrats, but not "a majority, be
cause they supported Mr.. Randall
and were beaten more than two t.
one, would like to cut off revenue b,
cutting off internal taxes. But the re
pEDlicans do not see good reason 70
that course. This year, the respon
sibility being with democrats, Their
is a general disposition among repub
licans to wait, possessing their soul
in patience. 1t seems to them tolel
ably sure that the democrats will pre-
pose an unwise way of reducing tax
alton, if any. They can afford t
wait, with that idea, until the demo
Gratis get ready to say what they mea
to do.-TTibune.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-12-24
CLUB LIST FOR 1884.

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GER for the accommodation of those who
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MONITOR, at lowest rates. Forward
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-12-24

The Irish supporters of the dynam-
tie warfare do not appear to decrease
in number because of the justice dealt
out to them by the English courts.
Through fear of more explosions and
murders, unusual precautions are now
being taken in London and other
cities. Even Mr. Gladstone has be-
come impressed with the great dan
ger, and he was guarded by detec-
tives on his way to and from church.
This is certainly a depIorable condi-
ton of affairs. Ireland will gaii
nothing and lose great deal from
the misguided energies of the dynam
lite fendS.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-12-24

1t is really rather sad to read that
the famous Plymouth church in Brook
Ign is declining. At the annual meet
ing only 60 Of $500 members were in
attendance, the Sunday school is at a
standstill, and the contributions have
fallen off nearly one-half. Mr.. Beech
Ell reluctantly admits that he is losing
his power in his church, and that his
usefulness is coming to an end. He
realizes what is the universal eXpe
rience that 20 is not 40.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-12-24
Congressman Hit of Illinois Z

Congressman Hit of Illinois pro-
poses to get rid of the sugar duty al
together, abolish $4,000, 900 in tax
es, and pay bounty of $0,OO0,OO0
to the sugar planters of Louisiana.
This would be profitable operation
for the country, but it is not quite SC
clear why one class of producers
should be subsidized by the govern
ment, when all other classes have t.
pay as they go. Why not subsidize
the wheat-growers or the pork raisers
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-12-24

Such variety of Chinese Boxes Smoking Sets Shell Goods and the
richest SILK HANDkERCHEFS ought them
LACES all imported and hand Oh tell when ELLIS
there keeping with him. when he his
made und his Competitors might well close Shops
Cone evening IN the week).
His goods all fresh and he keeps getting don't
lot of OLD STUFF
Century and bg the Public believe
of is perhaps but it because is
Then somehow ELLIS something
visit his noticed nice and collars
CLOAKS and DOLMANS and the selling his 60 Water
Competitors mad enough 0 they knew how because
the Oil with; he
they don't his bills and don't ther chat
think it, But he his doing good thing for this Com
muniy keeping where they should But
stop much longer
I'll fill him up
this time unless ery
cold day aphen get lett but I'll tell about when back
Bye Bye
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-12-24
ESTATE oE JOHN F. TENNEY.
STATE OF VERMONT, ! o., n,..-,..

~ UTIeduS UIsLIICts ks-
In Probate Court held at Barton Landing, within
and for said District, the l5day of December. d.
1888.
John Wright Executor Of the estate OF John Z. Ten
ney late of Albany said District deceased presents
his administration account for examination and allow
ance. and makes application for decree of distIbus
ton and partition OF the estate OF said deceased.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court. that said
and said application be referred TO session
thereof to be held at the Probate Office in Irasburgh
on the list day OF January ID 1884, for bearing and
decision thereon.
And it is further ordered, that notice hereof be
given all persons interested by publication of the
same three weeks successfully the Orleans County
Monitor. newspaper published at Barton. in said
District previous said time appointed for hearing
that they may appearat saidtme and place andshow,
cause If any they may have why said account should
not be allowed, and such decree made.
By the Court-Attest,
50-5e G. H. JONES. Register.