Daily Republican., 1886-02-01

Imors taxes from colorsd Rspublioau
Iwoters be would mot, but he would moi
u leave hia post In an abrupt manner,
nc was fertile In excuses. 30 saying
n be had TO call on George w. Bush
NNs Hthe tAx on the Front and Unior
hallway stables that were II
IN baurmR epa Hundred, he got mp and
f5,f~ thAt he would be back again. 4
1Ss sixtfsz a 70 oocnr 70 him that Mr.. Bush
<cIs~d 10 be seen at that hour or never
c<cs-S 4 q was better for hfty mon 70 val
s-~-~ .Im than for him not 70 70 and see
SrS M Bush Just than. Away went Col
80 n &or Hanley, hut dld he 20 70 zee Mr..
~ N sh7 Tho following tslephone cor.
~ Bpondoncs at 40 o'clock In the after
lei, os1, ass.ess that question; "Geors'
WI Is Mr.. Bush 10 the once 2"
Yes. he is here"
Did Mr.. Hanley, the tax collector o.
{ER hIstiana Hpndred, call upon yoy thii
4 r.a,shp did not"
|ohH oidts You sure be vas not isxyou'
sf:ssNG Mas mot here"
zs,sa hslss. ss. sood- -oys
os1ce xtLr Asnley had any notion of call
/ uan Bush when he left the Glib
| 4 6ann he must have changed hi
- ~. ~ - he got 20 his ofico. Where
IT, rxxtN kept himself all Afternoon
ank ~ wn s En, bat be was seen once
-frH f~Sosf ilsn ~ Dougherty q bro'i
~ ~ Hssie< t.3le IN the afternoon. Ons
n 80 rrce al tain, ne dto not pat In an
s1ts,rs AZ ~ the Gibson House until
L Iil<sry as.ls The crowd In waiting 70 pa,
Il sbins n ce1'# aispefseu, put kept cominf
srs.5e -esejE sii afternoon, 10 see II ths
Il fhr,r faxa en- VINO nnnipeo IN tne par
isrS .olre coming OF the collector wer'
\ coiiscro< and drtyen out OF the honse D,
Iccic~sS - diord.
II ~cr~. ~ yust De eatd IN thvor OF the iAna-
Il ~ ~ however, that no vas more exat
II fk~ " Ased % the collector Than no was o
men waiting TOR him, and ne was NJ
lto-sF Fays sparina In his words o. condemna
Il rr lon OF the man VINO weuid invite mel
4 XIV 10 come 70 hts hotel 70 pay. their taxes
and refuse to accept them By absentini
III himself from the hofeL me dishones
III trick was scouted ana condemned .,
.Rta whether Democrats or kepnelicans
Though large numoer OF tbo men wh'
naa ioss aay's iapor apo truogeo fou
and nve miles INTO tne city tnrougn IN
storm 70 pay thear taxes ana being eis
appointed had returned. the following
ve.ers were still wsisne ,or tae COMING
OF the conector 81 O'CLOCK
camuei owen, benjamin Lewis, WI
lam Lorkermap, George Thompson
eseph Tnompson, Cnaries thompson
alter Broadly, George hickefts
hafies stewart, Jerry Byard. yoni
dasden, William Brasten, Daniel Lewis
John Tiliman, Matthew Smith, zAcha
IN riah NORTH, ,6ranynie Uook and mum
4oei OF Others, making In All ~
~ Al ~ O'Clock IN the evening", wher
Mr.. Hauley no tdouot thought th'
II men who came 70 pay their taxes YER YER
fens oo.s no%s ns Tss, ~ me ~.
few Of the men hanging around think
: ing that pernaps ne night pas In ep
!. pearance, VINO immeoiaieiy croWdes
nrunnd him 70 pay their taxes, snd ~
VHlO0iiecsor actually did 90 20 Work snt
N Ireceive the taxes for nine men, al
kse that we're present, making % In all sha
his pald.
Thel The larger number OF them. however
as had sone home withous pay ing thei
can taxes whiie the coiieetor wae eD1oyini
ible himself ~ some well known saloons
ano. - Dongnertye livery stables. W hez
biz the vofk OF the DAY was over, Mr.
me Hanley refused TO pay the modes
res. Ieharge OF " that the landlord charget
but for the use OF his premises, and ven
lem awey without paying, saying that n
ALL gouid eeabout IL next week. Mr.. Will
Fere tho landlord, gave the collector = httli
,ort plain piece OF bis mind about bis actions
rks during the day. He said that he was 6
lem Democrat but he was one from prinef-
lem pie, and did not believe In thas kind o
ngh work.
EhsI He told Mr. Hanley that when ht
Il made an appointment 70 meet men whs
Axe come 70 pay their taxes he should have
I 20 been present 70 have reoeivec
hev their taxes. Hanley said that {" the
pey imam who brought all them d----d mia
me Igers d ere 10 pay their taxes ought x
md pay the BILL"
The gentleman alluded 10 asked Mr.
Md Willis % cay Whether he oved him an /,
uer. thing; II he did he was ready 20 pay it
SON bus Mr.. Willis said, emo, you dom
,tor owe me cent. Hanley was the mar
IL who engaged the premises and 70 him
Inn I shall look forth pay"
al These men all had their money In thei,
in . pockets with which to pay their taxes
al They were an industrious, respectable
,er. class OF celored men, willing and able q
oar pay their own taxes.
lev Had Collector Hanley stuck TO his pos,
ier he would have had at least $40 more to
Eli place 10 the credit Of the county. Bu,
en-, be deliberately walked of, preferring
~ THAT the county ehould lose that amour,