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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-08
PACEFIC c0AsT.


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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-08

AnnEal nanqnea 81 ahe 0h1o aoelesy
~ 9esmanaessn.
NKw YonK, NAY 1.-The sons and
foster sons Of Ohio, resident IN this
city, aolehEatsd ne foaadinR of the
Ohio Sooiety in New Hork By beuQuet
e Delmoniao's toniRhts Ths leaders il
the movement we're Ganeraf Ihomas
Ewing, General II. i. BuEnsst, Colonel
w. B. StronR, General Wagner swayRs,
GeneFal Thomas E. EsksFt. Colonel G.
w. Moult0n, Homer Lee, Aleornon 8.
Sullivan, Hhitelag Rsid and others Of
nakioual Fsputaeion. Unlike Q similar
oFaanixafion, the New England Ssoisty,
which Il composed Of sons Oe an
States, tha Ohi0 Hsslsty d made Up Of
ratives u one Stats, sue first barn 81
TIE AmeFioan repahiio. The large ban
quet ball vas diled - repietion. More
than 80 people we're present aud talked
over the times when the Buckeye State
vas the home Of the Indian and she
b1aaio, and the site Of nany g log
cabin since made famous Ia song and
story. All Political differences we're
forgotten, all sectional diaputaa we're
Overlooked, and e. John Hharman and
Joe MoDonald shook hands in ahe
ants-Foom before dinner, all felt that
thsy had need 30 fesl proud % tAe
State which sets Ia the oenter, belonRs
10 no seesian aud IL bound 20 ali. Tbs
ban vas plainly. but prstiily dsoOs-
afea.
che following oahlagram vas received
gram Hen. 3. 4. Cox:
sGeHerai ThsNas kssine, l55 Broad
var, New York; Ohio, full Of civil and
martial hcnoEs, her sans are heroes
aith0ut Me horaldry; her daughters
peris without he harsm; all the golden
hofn.n
ar. Homsr Lee, the Secretary. read =
number Of letters Of rearga from 10.
vitad enesta, aunona Whioh we're lattera
frsm "a GuvoEnog H1adley, General
Durban Ward, Marae Haistoad, Judes
rharman, Chief Justiee Waite, Jadge
Oartnsg, General 6ohanck, Senator
Jonas. Vim. D. Howell, Richard Smith,
General 8heFman, Lieuianans General
ShaEi6An and othoEa
After appFopFiats remarks on the re-
union, General Thomas Euina, Prsai.
nov have ths pleasure % present 30
yea . typieal Buokeya. tia architect Of
bic cen fame and fortune, who stands
below 0nly one man In the Repuhlio In
0faaiai station and beiov none ID The
reapeel o. his couniEyman. John eheF-
nan"
senator 6haRman wa enshnsiastioaiIy
rscsised. He SPOKE e. length ID . happy
Tein. Reviewing she history Of Ollie and
hsE prominent man. He vas followed
by Senator PAyne. en- GovernoF Bishop,
Gsnerai Benjamin Hasrissa and stheE4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-08

Nor vxAx vkLrAmA-Ths eoods
ssizsd b Dspaiy Marshal HAmilsun a.
Para Madisan laai Thars3Ay, arrived in
tagn Yesterday. Tke4 wera takaa "a
tha sane tins from oar eioEnssn, who
also lad u his possession Z iea - gusas
aaoiea frem the in&iaa cAmps a tAs
Cd Man Heaae roeeFeattan. Ms ia
tiana roads were fetaFnsd % fham. ha3
lnss los 81 PEopegtg wae placed h tie
targa aki3 and eaged 10 the city b. tAs
atsamar AaauE1A. nep14y Marshal
Hcnry ma4a an exAmtnation - the
eArQo ID the afaaxuoon. and fcana q
eallae4ion of xalueies trays uhcss
warth w9al& hzrdly sqaal ne expsRss
af TOWING them - Seaaila. Is w4s inli-
mated a. araa tAAa tha e4fefaiiy wFap.
I'd psekaees and : large trunk esa-
tafnea wAlnnhia eiolen rgoRaFty, hat
apon exAniaAsion aAa eaei111s we're
foand - BE- ED wugn oHt eiathfn0 And
o4her uuEthlsns tAinga u i 1pu aaE-
ees1ea thaa Htorunea waEl be insane
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-08

sA1xNo az xHN QuzzS.-The ssaam-
ship Qason Of ths Pasiae sailsa fsE saa
Ffznciaso yeslsrday aftsFnoau e ;
sseinak. Rram here ahs aaak q snail
frafeht and ths follsging lie a passan-
Raras J. ID. aeIienA. Nary a. Seilnek.
II Sailack. Geo. 6aandars. d. Parkln2
ID & DmViaaan. HsnEy ClARE, MEA IL
Car, Il ,. 8alp. MrA. 4. 2. SseR 8 :.
Hargaia. q. q. Finnag, r. III MnDoanld.
Ma D. Meraaaia Ms Jennia RsrEys
II. ana A. MaD11ai6. A. A. RAfaips,
wife aaa danghssE. ,. B. DeokeE, Mras
Dua&sR. ~ NJ Casa. MrM d y. Cans.
NrA MaEy 81 Lear, Miw Rznnia y
Emsry. MFA =. ,. shsFp aad s. h he
naasaRA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-08

The boundaries q Sestlle, a. De.
aasd BY secsion 81 ol The city char.
ssr, are 81 toEth IN he WKgKhT Is.
EKr1aaENcEA Of March ilth. Copies
for saiu q his olneel
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-08

Yesterday aftsEnOon uas oooupIsd b.
The County oomHalssioasza In sslsstlng
panel Of grand and petit jurors Far
he coming term o. eourt, ana shs term
lhefeafssr. kollowing is ths rasula AZ
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-08
Boat Wanted.

A coop WHITEHALL BOAT /;
- mast he q arEtelass cnsditiaA also
ca yaui hnA1 not ever Is fees l1nHs Az
ss 40 Jays 1. = 49, q. qssa.sA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-08

Charles Reid, 3 bookbinaeF, called on
his wife. from Whom be had been living
apaFt on account 81 Jealousy, and shot
her Ia the arm and shoulder, and then
shee himself IN the bead, dying almost
instantly. Ihe woman h net fatally
The CholeFn.
Resin, Nav 7.--Durina the past lwen-
~ four hears twelve new oasss % ohoI-
era and foar deaths have been reported
e Venice, hva eaaes and two deaths a
Vinenza, and sixteen eases and six
deaths - naFioa.
AmoiheF Amerlcnn Vessel asiAea.
HAETkx, (N 81. Nay 1.-Two ar
three American AahiuQ s0hoenafa have
appeared ID The basin &c Diaby the laas
dag oF tee Tor the puFpose Of buying
bait. Ia RESPONSE e. q teleaFam the
government Hieazaef LAnadawne waDt
thia morning. and giving chase b The
David J. Adams, Of GiouoesleE, over
hauled her and took her back b Dighy,
uhenea she viii b taksn 10 -. Sahn %
niRhs under eoixara for violating the
asnipR laws The Adams Wan pot IN
charge of prize cRes soniaAs and
fhirtean mnmheFa 81 the aohaonaf'a
crew we're transferred 70 she Lass
auwne Captain Kinney is about Is
wears old aud IL said 10 So imprudanfiy
DARING. Tbs schooner b Of t7o tons.
rhia b tie GFat AmeFiean fiAhing
echeoneg thai has been aeiHsd b the
Dominica authorities.
Prepasea aeeensten - ne Eastern
Rrevtneen.
HkAsEkx IN. 81. NAY 7.--PrsmiaF
FtelainQ, of EoVa Scotia, intfoauuod
Faanlufioa h TIE Legislature yesterday
that Nova Scotia, New Brunswick ard
PFinea Edward kslaad sever theif ean-
section With the DoEninion of Canada
aud fogm q maFatime union. II New
t,Funsuiek and Prince Edward Island
vii not. then Nova Scotia uili appeal
alone % esvor her onnneotioa with tre
D0mlnion and b all0u her 80 become
~ Independents eolony.
a Resneh nuel vita ahe Esaal Resala
Pass. Mar 7.--Honri Roohefora and
". Portable fought 9 duei sith pistols
to-day. FoaF shots we're hfsd b eaoA
q tha coniesiAnta none o. uhaoh did
any harm
Ehey wansea - See the Bask..
MosxAakE, Mar For soma sime
paHt tae qas9omg authorities have under.
saacd that ths Asm 81 RatfeFson, kis
eock q Co. we're pts4ins goods aa IN
| HRdaFValnafton. Several tsmea they
allempled % gaia acoeaa 30 the hoeks
0f lna fFm % u0aaim necessary lnfor.
natiaa. bat failed This maFnfna they
made anotheE aa9Aaapa and a ssreeRle
ensaed a. The IRA bad taken legal I'd
vico and weRe infnfmed thas their hooks
coaid noe BE foreihiy taksn. DuFtne
tha AlaHFcatssu reVotveFs W9fe dgA9n
anG toe police Were csiled ID, Who ar
rested tho aaklegas efaseEs Thsy ~
tanned 10 tbs a11fe subsequently,. bot
we're again hsflcd b We fra who aas
locked the booka in fhe safe. ne or
cera thea sesHad The Htoek, WhfeA Il val
usd as flTA.0on The fFm have taksa
legal proceaatnGs against TIE eagaasaa
an8kaFittas. Fna arm asaae shat they
are inneeent 81 any wruna dong. Il b
sid shal The charge against ne fra b
% q very Sssioas eh8saetar.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-08

Va gs a Ca.-Masy q ctr siailu1s
viii be sid q an appSrtunity 10 suiag
. hssziy ianah- easA a. eppaEsunits
yin Be- assr8sd thosa Who at1snd tAs
psRfuFR Anaa 81 to We. e a Co, a.
frys's OparA HSsss this eEs1fnz. he
nzay h said 10 be gMpGEiaatctlT
uhimasal muziaal ahEuEditY, wail rend-
cred Ag Msatayer'6 0amp4ny Of eomad
tanA Tae play . oflNa e4ile4 ~fhs
lanRhinQ haom. az waas'a yu9r sxensn
f1F iislnR." Iioh9ea e. AownAn 4
HAnfrasA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-08

xna mlsA kn1rMns asalnanes M.
osunen mss puusnns = asirasu-
Pssmns Massr Reulst sra CuunuiI-
IN Ca1IEzan. NazzA. Han. H1zEnrlau,
1aAa. Mnkonaia Pea aad xennE.
4zrrx1a nzeAEx2n.
Eram Era. ,. FlnnaA,n. f1r psrnfs.
esq b epnanet lannk 0Eea6e4.
fGf EAEua HztHfeN1. Gfanfs4.
4lisk ~ hia pgffttans Rae4EEees ard
pelilian az11rulSds uilharaun.
kfum y. w. Jm9Gs, ftx rEEviieRe g
rn|7dle aFfi,iee ~ kla can n1annfae1uzs
wt2houA Z 5oanua WHfare
Hrcn A. Uoll1rs 4 Ca To- E4ta1o e.
nonog Hean8e. Referred
Eru1 Asses HzEM e 81. fer upznfnE
81 ADD naiI&in4 eftswAlk En- IniEa
sleasa. fzun Balassx - Dspo2 b
Fron n. n Josn5 prsssntise rsaie-
nattun - polsss sIaasr ksalEHAslan
Fron Prsn PuhlIuhiur Company. d
regard b aily printing. nSlezgod.
kEum HseEE1nEy 81 HnAFd Ct Eiee
Dolaan1aR, uilh carr 0smta uE elsa1inn 81
@. Ke1loRe na Chief q rIre DspaKt-
@en4 Ee11iau ratified b Oo1meil.
Prom e =. LAnaa. fsE rsmogai e
wAt1x tanks Is the eornw e. SIKH and
9eHeEzen atgoeta. Referred.
from D. 4. Dsnny, aubuEiflinR RAT of
Eegl Park Aadi1ien, and aakinR ftaa
md plaf Be apYksnad- GFanssa.
MzPezzs ~ oErx oEEBonnA
From Jastia.a Kin and Lyon, strsea
loUmil1ionaE. HsaI1h ODnaF. GAfa4 81
Fuiiea. gefsEre6 CuEGndiAn % Puu6ex
3en1n, nied Park CcmniEsiunezs,
adopts6. and warrant ordered drawn
IEeaanssE. EsfaFzeds City Arlsxney, Aled.
connuTxEs nzRuHzs.
Fram Iiaenss Csmmikasa. % pntitiunz
81 MaHer and 61ainla, for rebate q
lieenas mon4y foE sirne ei0aed DARING
martial taB, neeomwendilaQ eaid pa1i.
tiona be denieA Adop&ad.
From same o0mmitlss, en- petition q
W. @. 7. r. thas Mra. LaaRsE Be Per
mittod 10 poddle artialss q hof Own
meudtaR pRayef BE- grHnaed. Adopted.
AANAA AA488NH AAaAAlMI1tL&l u EEIIUIl
o. City clFgeyog IN CLOSING Measure
meat Of Uninn street. esunr. with their
apProval, and raooDmandina that the
oontEzesor Be all0wad elBkS0. Adopfsd
From EinADce Oomnlittes, On patitiun
% n Hay, focommendinR pe4ifioa Be
Rrantsd and petisioneR aiiowsd 95.27.
Adopted.
From Licsnae COMMITTEES. On psslsion
Of Wolfefs q Co, RecommandinQ that
petition be not granted.
ARR1z0AzIozs Eus E1qUOR EzsEzszs n
EKzRND.
II. J. MaDodsueh. o. n. Morua. &.
Rooney, i. p Homan, A. Walters, Vel
taFs a Co, j. I. Lester. B. kaEx, A. Slo-
rsh. ". Waagh, w. n. Ailsa Sea, John
keiRh, Ihoa Anderson, i. DilseE, A. a
J. Heinrich and MaF9Arst Harmon.
E1Quon xzuEngE1 ankNrRD.
J. Mnrphy, J. Delfal, GFubb a John
son, Harms q Peters. MansF 4 Steinls,
h kosler, II. HageanmakeE a Co, Mar
Rarst O1shaa, A. Wolf and ,. ehspeah.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-08

Counailman Farth gave nolisa Of his
iniention 70 introdloe hiRh license or
dinancs on 81 hafoss tha hrst meeting
u June.
Ths CITY AthoEnsy read sn ordinanea
governing tha tEaf3a "a tntoxicating
iiQuoEa ID chs city q 6aastlo. Adapaed.
On 2otioa e Coaneilman McDonala.
The eoutFact Of ". =. Glsck fag lighting
stFees lamps Ras resoinded. and q oon-
irAct entered into with Thos- Emersnn
e The rate Of 70 eents PEE month Per
liaht. Contract ordered drawn.
Pol tax ordinances laid ovt9 tfa next
NESTING.
Madison strsst sxfsnsisn aaAttsg laid
ever.
Otdered that police notify property
ewuags - rswoxe Rubbish and seaarao-
tions fron streets and alleys e The city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-08

TINS ExCunsIus OF CzAUTApQuAsA-
The larrs eonmittas d twenty-five
msmhsrs appointed 10 aslssa ne
gFounds for q permanent ohAutanqua
Assembly On PsRnt Soand. mssts On
Ysalegss wharf 81 8 q a. tSdAy. ard uiil
proaeed on a. exearsien n The stesmeE
LILY % gxamina the vaEioas sites pFO-
pa9sd. An inxitatio1 y exte1ded % 81
others Whs nay Be Interested h Chaa-
t4uqua maaeNEs ard Bho nay not -
memhers % tbs euIami4sa1. % ian IN
tha uEunFsion. The tida VII be n he
masl favorable oun9isiun - leok far
spscimena nlana The snofes and ampie
timua will b. AHoraed Ter gnch and cthar
amassmenta EheFe vii pRohakiy Be Z
laraa uambaR - taka adxA1sAEs of The
ee1aasou. ard b void b vel foE thsn
g usnaamhuF % take q lan1&, ~ khsy
uifi 30 retRrn ttii lafa II he aftsEnooa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-08

AnW foAK, Mar Z. ~ 6oxerumant
sa1d. daik steady and nrm. Stocks
80 nFm throaghoat the dAg. sah5eea
vi e eltEht rsacsiaua Rsioea e tha
tsaiaF we're aamew6ai irregular bus
Hssaiiy afm. and adrAnce3 ate9lY
.-.AAR ne foEeunsn wisk exesp8iemNl
a b LaskauannA ca aasiVe tEat-
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- 1913. - - HE.NNaN
Iha as1dlnsn e. she <arsfsnn hrs -
esiIed With sllsels i7zs oEdElH y mnsoh
% he fEunlisr.
T1N6k Beg, IT, Tuxk1ak M1niH.sr.
wnsn ~ dspa7lnA kanes esay fnnk Win
hlM Al ~ nze,nasEs q ~ Sac q fhn
1ulklgh AeEatirn an4 eznad a a. Al
ard fAolE pea4a4ai e. sots 10 De- rasmess1.
Ihs secretaries e au ~ aersisn lsrlr
hlo19 III ramAi1 il a unnnuisl a.
Fagl1y fnT snD1 tfue e Esasa
1ke kaaziaD MiHiaaer aia nnA ioavp
uhen Ne otAuF Ainlg1sEs dspnraad 20
kaxlnR hssn inslEn1eod % d. %.
Ms H1lepa1e1ian army las heeu e.
osTea . 1hsazly, the moEamantn q
- Turkish army threataninR = mAka
Ahe9zaly he aasne a1 TIE 6Fak wnEiika
Operatives. Tia indi1fiuBs no9 point
t0a IuEkiEA adxanna b. nay az IaFiaa.
Ia 0reek reserves e Vni6 and FaIal-
llno have bean pnshed 10 the fsonk. Tha
regimeut designated e. The Kings snsnra
. ready % START fur the fronf.
IAe GsgeEnmen1 las annoanssd ia
fnseniAun q defsndinR Greek territory
against any and ali adsa1ne1 ma1a y
3EEalNn eutdtTRW.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-08

Tvs hatialions 81 Ne Aihsns Rnrri-
500 have already aAAFhed for ahs fr0naiag.
Ine soldis1g uent cut With aBsaG En-
thn1iaaHs Ikay viii aanbaRk nc Llaa-
rum n order % avoid the hloekndsrs
stationed % cover tbs othaF wntnr
Routes. 1ha populaoe e enthusiasts
over ne pFoapec1 Of war with Turkey.
ne nntd1er9 are paEadtnR thB atrsaas
ainRinR patriotic aanea. Thay are sVarY.
aheE7 cheersd and are af proasnt the
moss popular persons in The city. Al
large 0umbeR o. soldiers remain hera.
1he FOREIGN eqnadrun kaa rslnrned 10
Snaa Bay. Ths Greek nset len 8aIarnin
and y ballgved 90 hava aons 10 RoEia.
Il = not believed hore thai Rasnia VII
take any share with the olher powars u
ne alfeEi5g work ef ooaruioa aaainal
3reees.
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FOREIGN.


TonoN1o t0nt), Mag T.--Touiahs
Charles Reid, bookbinaer, called %
his wife. from whom be had been living
apaFt on acooanf 81 Jealousy, and shot
her IN the arm and shoulder, and then
shee himself Ia she bead, dying almost
Instantly. Ihe woman h nct fatally
aaandnd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-08

hoeToN. NAY 7.--tsaptain CYFaa B
Avestli. Of RoeklaRd. Maine. haa made
Z dsnand % the Qaeea % Madagascar
ics $4,000 damAeta faf roebaRy and
aeasa Of himseif and daaghsef. Ana tie
oatanR and baruine Of bis Venaei. the
eafk earpfise. % TIE Madagascar eoast
ass Navpmber. fhe dscamenia have
epea forwarded b he SsAte Depart
neat b Tie cnnsal e Eaaaataxa. with
elssctieas - reQasat that instant Fepas-
asaen BE- made. Tie RssAland Cesrttr.
aAich prints OaptAsn Avefiiiia acesunl
10 affair. sAys Il Il STATED that .
t4i,ed Stsiea var vessel 9ae FeeentiF
aspaleAed % Madagascar IL coanestian
uith Ne oalraea.
seasral Eesananliaa 80 rrame.
QAHczeo. May Ia aenagd tesump
sn e srAf1e i eonmearinR ca al The
MesleSa fsaaA EEery line has 4 large
MA a wotk tbs usafning. and b
AeAsiy every insfance all she fretght
c4afe4 4 hefnr handfed
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-08

II. }. MaDodeueh. o. n. Morus. &.
Rooney, II. p Homan, A. Walters, Wei
taFs a Co, J. I. Lester. B. kaEx, A. Slo-
esh. ". Waaah. W.. Allsn &Oo., John
keiRh, Thos. Anderson. i. Dilser, A. a
]. HamEiah end MaEaAEal Harmon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-08

J. Mnrphy, J. Delfal, Grubb a John
soa, Harms q Peters, MansF 3 Stainle.
r. koster, II. HageanmakeE a Co, Mar
garst O'8hea, A. Welt and ,. ehspeah.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-08

neaEn, Nav 7.--DurinR she past twen-
~ four hears twelve new oassa % ehoI-
era and foar deaths have bean reported
a Venice, DE oaaes and two deaths a.
vloanza, and sixteen cases and aix
deaths ai naFioa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-08

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EXEMPT TAX CERTIFICATES.
The Tax Collector Ordered 10 Deliver
the Exempt Tax Receipt.

The following opinion was delivered
by Chief Justice Judd yesterday in the
Supreme Court in the exempt tax certif-
cate case:
in order to entitle a petitioner to a
writ of mandamus it must appear that
the respondent is clothed with some
legal duty. The object of the writ now
sued for is to obtain a tax receipt inn
pressed with the words, Qualified to
vote the production of which at the
coming general election for Representa-
ltives of the people is one of theeesentials
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Laws clothes the respondent as Tax Col
lector for the district of Honolulu with
the duty of filling out and delivering to
ceipt 50 impressed. The qualifications OF
the petitioner to vote are not questioned
by the answer. But the respondent
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cred the petitioners tax receipt to the
commanding officer of the Queens Own,
of which petitioner is an enrolled mem
Der. Is this discharge of his duty in
this respect? 1 think not From the
tenor of the answer it would appear that
for convenience or to ensure identified
ton of the individuals in the volunteer
corps, the respondent made the Captain
of the corps his agent to deliver the re-
ceipt to petitioner. This the agent has
not done, though the receipt was filled
out ready for delivery on or soon after
the 1st November last The principal is
responsible for the acts of his agent and
answerable for his neglect to deliver the
receipt. He cannot in this way evade
the express duty which the law explicitly
casts upon him, and upon him alone.
The agent is presumably under the con-
troll of his principal, and cannot anti
cipate that respondent will have any diff
Guilty in revoking the agency and recov-
ering the receipt. l deem the cause
shown to be insufficient and think that
peremptory mandate should issue to the
respondent that he deliver the tax re-
ceipt in question to petitioner on or be-
fore y o'clock noon on Tuesday, the
26th instant, and pay the cost of these
proceedings"
Associate Justices McCully and Pres
ton delivered opinions concurring with
the finding of the Chief Justice