The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-01-07

Delinquent road and spcciai.... iHss
Total. $40 $7,G27sS
School taxes III the independent dis
tr;ct Of Worthington are 1879 mills on
the dollar, aud amount to S3,5l0.90.
This is additional to the general school
tax Of mill. which is included iu the
county levy.
The rate in the village of Worthing-
ton is 81 mills on the dollar, an increase
Of mill over last year. This is &C
counted for by the increase of. mill in
the levy for state purposes. The school
board of the independent district of
Worthington is endeavoring to get tie
district released from having to pay
the g mill levied to pay for text books,
which, if it succeeds in doing, will re-
duce the rate in the village to 1914
mills. The law authorizing the levy Of
this tax was passed by the Legislature
last winter, and We fail to see how the
people of this district can avoid the
payment Of it. The law in question
the same us for other state taxes that
is, on the property of the entire county.
This law should not lie COMPOUNDED
with the general text book law, from
the operations of which >tl,e attorney.
general decided independent districts
to be exempt. The law providing for
the levying of the tax reads as follows:
SECTION l. That section forty EIGHT
of chapter eleven Of the general stat
utes Of 1873 be and the same il heraby
amended by inserting after the word
''annually," III the seventh line Of said
section, the folio wing: lie shall also
notify each county auditor of the
amount due the state from his county
on account of school text books fur
nished such county, and it shall then
be the duty of said county auditor SO
not flied to levy u tax sufficient to meet
such indebtedness. which tax shall be
levied and collected and paid into the
state treasury III tie same manner as
other state taxes"
II. A. Parker house in Kimlrae for
sale cheap on long time. a good
chance for some farmer to buy it and
move it. Enquire Of J. p. Muulton. 2
LES Af1S!cHBLES
Through the courtesy of Clerk of the
Court Bennett we are enabled to give a
list If the marriage licenses issued in
Mobiles county during the year 1885.
The number issued is some what larger.
only those which were returned with
the certificate Of marriage appearing in
the list. The lis: comprises forty.f four
couple, ard is as follows:
Michae! Martin to Berthe 0leson.
Frank Il. Thompson to Alice Anderson.
Henry E"hinson t" Julia Brennan.
| CbaS \. Gordon 10 Maud COdrr.
| Oiaf LanSeth to Elizabeth A. Burton.
Marx Graves 10 Kate O'Day.
Andrew >wars"n t" Louisa And"rson.
James e. Walker 10 Addel1 Chcvalier.
Thomas Wills to Ellen EdMunds.
John r. Stevens to Elvtra Horton.
PET Peter Ncl;oH to Mary JensoM.
! daniel s Jordon to Er,nina A: Bedford.
Wia fS"Y" mvs TO s e. f. cRpRRf:n sE
" &c Sasfs
Edward Mcfarland to Julia Mah"ny:
Simon J: Mckenzie to Kittie Lin: 'yie
james stockton to Mol'ie Richardson.
! Hiram l.. Keys to Melissa I]aggard.
! Albert Allis to Minnie Baldwin.
| Carl EriksOn to Eva s Olson.
! John BRAZIL to Agnes O'Bricn.
John ?. Hens to Catherine Resche.
/ Joseph p. PrentisS to Carrie j. Baitulf.
! Oliver I4aisnre to Mary E. White.
! Ci,as. j. johnson to Matilda Peterson.
| LorenZ Stoderl to Barbara Rettslaiger.
| Christian Lamm to Mary Hrttingcr
! Carl II"el,ause to Gertrude Brandt.
| Edward Carnes to lzella NJ. Organ.
Thomas w. Barnett to Margaret Ryan.
John Gilman to Oretha Hallamek.
Andrew Hauensteint to Louisa Scharping.
| Ci,as. 8. Richards tn Susan Berry.
Frank E. Eggleston tn Sarah Tettjs.
Thesd Hinricks to Minnie i. Estes.
| knndt X. Open to Hattie NJ. Fish.
! Nathaniel W. Cauvel to Bertha Miller.
William c. Briggs to Mary Grono.
| ROMANTIC COURTYHIP.