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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-05-21
SkRVEN WHEELS,
George L. Travis.

70 RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES to his friends
.lD and the public thst has removed TO the
front upper room ia the Gibson building adj
Joining the courthouse yard.
Ny shop has been Thoroughly FURNISHED and
Improved. with the Best Patent Spring Chairs,
Sc.e "a large and roomy. and shall constantly
have the services of a competent assistant
Prompsncss, neatness. and politenesse Iny mot
April 6, 1885.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-05-21
MANY R6rGnnE

Are broken down from overwork or household
canes Browns Iron Bitters
Tebuilds the system. aids digestion. removes ex-
THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quickly
cured BY Shiloh's Cure. Sold by c. Frank Jones.
sLEEPLEss NIGHTS. made miserable by
that terrible cough Shiloh's Cure is the Rem
edy for you. Sold by g. Frank Jones'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-05-21

When Baby was sick, we gave her cassoria,
when she was a Child, she cried forcastOria.
When she became Mis-, she chung to cassoria,
When she had Children. she gave then, castosia
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-05-21

SHILoH'S vTTAlIzER is what YOU need
for Constipation, Loss of Appetite. Dizziness.
and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and
20 cents per bottle. Sold by c. Frank Jones
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-05-21
Misunderstanding.

Mrs. J. o. TUTwILER is prepared to nm
4A1. dertake Mantua-A Making and all kinds Of
Family Sewing. atreasonablerates. Residence
IN samuel street, near the Baptist Church
April IS, 1SS1-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-05-21


THE BEsT STocK Of Groceries, QueensWare,
Glassware and Spices can be found at Beach
ley's, Hagerstown. They don't get u1deTSold.
MUsLIss, psDEHwEA Il--Ladies are invited
to see Bcachley's stock before they buy. Our
Hamburgs. Rdgings and Insertions are es-
peeialiy nice and cheap.
A Coon SUIT or CLoTHEs and drst-class fit
can be had At Beachley' for very little money.
NEW PARAsoLs direct from New York
BeachIey g Son have just received their spring
Pafasols and Sun Umbrellas Prices very low.
Your sPR1NG CIoTuIEo.-Don't boy them
until you see Beachlcy's stock TailorB first
class.
Pillow Shams, Stand scaffs, Tray Covers, DC,
Just received At Beachiey'g.
DEFI ALI. CoNPETIIoRs -Beachley & Son
go right on People say none sen cheaper
THE DOMESTIC SEWJNs MACHINE b fight
running, noIseiess and shuttle self-tbreSdfnR
If you buy before you zee Il you viii be cory.
Beachley & Son, agents, HagerstOWu.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-05-21
The " erdiet

or ALL who have used Ayers Pills
" for Biliousness and Liver Com
plant is that they are the best ever
made. Being free from any mineral
: ingredientsi and sugar-coated, Ayers
pills are adapted to all ages, constitu-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-05-21
Ladies' Hair Work.

MISS IDA TUTwILER is prepared to do
1Al Hair Work at moderate prices, and win
make Braids, Puffs. Curls, Frizzes. etc. aires
idencc of her father. near the Baptist Church,
in Charlestown.
April 1, 1S79AtE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-05-21

Dyspepsia causes depraYed blood. which, IN
time, aiiets every organ and function Of th6
body. As remedy for these troubles. nothJ
ing can approach Ayers SarsaparilIa. It VI
talizes the blood, strengthens the stomach, and
corrects all disorder Of the liver aud kidneyS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-05-21
Professional CARDS.
Jloseph TranneII.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
charlestown, jefferson County, West Virginia.
ORAcTIoEs in tho Courts of Virginia and
ton of claims paw " s"llec-
January 10. 1889.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-05-21
WHO SHALL IT BE,
or Harrison /?

ITO save Money is your object when you buy
Clothing for yourself and family. How to
do this is n puzzle to many and they 70 to the
wrong places. The reason and why can save
You money. will tell you in a few short sem
fpOrpa / NIHnufocturn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-05-21
SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON.
TUESDAY MoRNTNG. MAY 81, 1850.

laAAI.ngEovn. Js1EIansoga. couNzT. w. "a.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-05-21

The productive power of the ma
chinery of the United States is more
than equal to the labor of 500, OO0,-
600 men.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-05-21

Negotiations for the establishment
of a $150.000 coke furnace, one hun
dred tons capacity, to be built at
Buena Vista. Rockbridge county Va,
have been about completed. A large
rolling mill will follow the furnace.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-05-21

For lame hack. side or chest, use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. Sold by C.
Frank Jones.
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rhe wor.a.. Coal produetlop.


The Paris Journal dss Ecoa0mistes con-
tains the following on the production OF
coal in the world. stating in the first in
stance that the total OF coal production in
all countries during the year 1856 amounted
to 407 600 600 tons. having value of $780,
Geo coo francs. which is nearly treble the
value Of the precious metals which were
obtained from the bowels OF the earth.
England, il says. produced the largest
quantity. then follow the United States,
Germany, and only in the fourth line
France. In 1852 the English production
was 5000, 900 tons, the German and that
of the United States about s,900. 900 tons
each, the Belgian only 100000, and the
French $4,000 tons. In 1866 England
produced 100. 900 800 tons; the United
States, l02 900. O00; Germany. Is. 500 900;
Austria. Ii. 500 900; France, l9,9l0,o0o tons.
Russia produced up to the year 1870 only
10000 tons annually, but IL she continues
to progress as she has done since then she
viii soon produce as much as Austria,
which produced in 1856 49, 500 600 tons Of
coal. AS to France, it is remarked that in
spite OF the efforts made by the authorized
companies in order 70 raise the value Of
their produce, and notwithstanding the
support given them by the railway COM
panies by reducing the tariffs. the wants OF
the country, which require 100000 tons
annually. cannot be supplied frem its own
mines. One-third OF the coal consumed in
France Is foreign. and Is supplied by Bel
GUM, England and Germany. Since 1850
the importation of coal from Germany has
again reached the same extent as before
the war of 1870; IL aInounts 70 81 800 600
tons annually: that from Belgium, which
has always been the largest, 20 100000
and that from England to 1900. 600 tons.
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CHAPTER VI.
NE4NH I N "a
rHx ORGANIZATION or NE couNr1L.

THE ORGANIZATION or THE COUNCIL.
Sec 50. The council shall have power to pro
vide the times and manner of It's meetings 70
adjourn to 8 aext regular meeting, or AT any
time prior thereto ana % convene st the call in
writing Of any fsur members.
see 40 A majority OF the members OF tho
COUNSEL shall constitute quorum, and matos-
its vote Of che quorum il sufncsenf 20 transact
aux business OF the council. except the Enai
passage of an ordinance. or making a general
appropriation Of moaey. In which matters 1t
shaH require . MAJORITY vote Of AL members.
elect and except in cases wherein other PRO
vsslaas u this set provide that greater number
al ve&es is required, bus = less number may meet
from time 20 time and compel the attendance OF
absent members
4 sec. Al. The council may adopt raies for fits
government. ane 81 order Of business. IL must
keep teurnAi Of is proceedings. and upon cali
Of ans 81 is members shall cause the yeas and
uayx ia Dc taken aaa entered It's deliberations
mast he public
see. e. The mayer shall ~ ex-ofaeio president
oi tie council Ne shsli nos have the right to
vote sxcept aPon questions Of order, OF IN case
az tIe
See a. TIE raavor shah sPpolnt ar commit.
tees 81 tho e9aaell. aud tasy sA&a serve during
enc year.
sec. a. The council shall. ct Its FIRST regular
meeting after the qualification 81 is members
elees 81 ballot 81 oaacass Of the city, sxcept
tsass elected &c appointed - In tais act pro
yidesz
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city a<texney. city cierk, wis0 shall b sx-
otEese tsty assessor, and street eorsEniasso1e<.
see za To nounserxsga AZ waruInss drawn
uuca tie essr treasurer: % approve al bonds
and undersekingx
sec. n To Fenove any osaeeg srpoinsed -
hlm ca any formal charge. bat be stRn report
the SANE 70 TIE eoancI ~ rs Eext regular meet
gng. tcwetbef with bis seascEss and II tns e11z-
GO dakapproTs Of she removal. the edzeer shall
be reesased to his oHBee.
Fec II Any ordinances which efsau hsve
passea the e0anciI shall. before Is becomes =
law. te presented 70 the mayor Tor his approyAl
X be approves he shall sagn Is: II not. he Shall
a. tie next regular meeting return e Win his
objections IL writing 20 the soancli, who shah
proceed 90 reconsider fhe same. H. after Eneh
reconsideration, aTe-sevenfhs o. the members Of
ths council shall agrees % pass the ssms. II shah
beeoma 3 iaw.
sec. - During any temporary shsen7e OF me
mayor. or If be be unable for any reason % acts
the council shall eject one Of their members.
who shall b. The acting mayor and perform al
fb4 duties Of such ofEiee during saeh temporary
inAbIaiTy
See. - To perform al other duties req1irsd
By this act or By the Laws Of the Cnited states
o. of Washington.
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cHAPrxR VII.
eHnI~.xrxs

Scr G. Th1 style q every ordinance sha5l s.,
ssThR Somrmea eoanea& IF me ely af 49, do Or.
aAla ~ feiious
SEC. -. Al ordinance SAan nos reteF 90 more
thAs eas kgsseet. wkfcA ssAG - e.eArly ex.
RFessx-t Ia - sig1e 40 eFsigBznce O. sacssoa
gaeres2 sasli - rexsse3 es asaenaeA unsexz sAe
res sesiuxace ceatssus tn eastre ordnance or
sscssss sexases cz aEeasss.l. eza Rny srslnxnee
az ss~1lna ahAN he repeated IN sae EAzza nAa
uHF
sea - Al eEziazzces zH4 resolutions o. o..
Gers Soc ths sppf9nsfAssaa q snan4x sAaA re,
sWlss s2s EAszF p&ss4Ss kAs uax<aT7eSce e q as
ssFssy - az tie naez1hers * ne esz aegA VI
ast,Hey shss2 b. AFAwn fraEs ths sreasarv sSs@as
g1 Tsssakee4 e al srRFgT-sNszea So tAAs par.
gzaaas KFaVksaa, aswax2 EkAi where fans3 las
eeea Sesasss e. se exseN4ea ~ q seee1&c par
pcse. 2he esanesI BAY 8traes p&yEnHs g. hs
gaAsa sAesesFasa Ter sssA rRrpass wstAoat asSss.
Isasl ae& S&aera Al asEsnane& ZAkanE a. a..
gfsFs1zzss2 IS ssessy szest a2s sea ESza prGXl.
ssoA arsss AR e. - tGksaeL
sae So A. es1ssEaueee. Afs0s tAesr Erpsass1l
sAe&i ~ sarfa sssk rcer*ea ~ &asa&zEsoAze,s
- So sssaatsrs - shs rs&Sar zns rsxrk A. q
geasgAl AzA gxg@8ssseat nasnEes sa& those tn
So So sNy S@&. ps2&ags * ss<sssraEs. sAAa se
Fsssstaea - tNa Sees. ssMsaSp~r AZ szsa
efsga&aess saas 1Ate sss&et aa4 ~ ~ sereu e
tss eSas7aess'a - ave itsvs asseF tA<g Aass seez
H&5szsex- - 1ae e34is&aa 81 tae 0-1zzal S4ye-
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At the Isle of Shoals they tell the tale
that lecturer went thither TO lecture 10
the assembled guests upon the Characters
tics of the Japanese, and in the course OF
his remarks be dwelt upon the two facts
that the seif-contained people do not nee
expIetives, profanity being unknown IN
their land, and that equally are they igno-
rant of the goodly fashion Of kissing.
These statements had their effect upon the
audience. il being observed that the mas
cullne portion OF the hearers were the more
impressed by the former statement and the
feminine portion by the latter.
As the audience was dispensing, with all
the chatter of comment, gossip and banter
which belongs 20 such = gathering, one
young CONAN was overheard connding TO
another her sentiments in phrase which
was at once most human, expressive AMI
picturesque.
As for me- she said, give me coun-
try where they kiss and cusSg'
II was felt that on the whole she might
be regarded as having pretty well sized up
the situation
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SEATTLE posT-NTELLIGENcEK SUNDAY DECEMBER 1889.

lawn shall Be plated and recorded in the once
Ct the e0a1fr recer1es. the err or town shall
have power. b. ordinance. TO ineiEde such SO
aSfaon within its corporate limits. provided -
vsys. th2t snch aaditon Is joined - the airessss
established boundaries Of said city, and pro-
rsdea further. that sAe csuncil nay. In IT'S dis
creu0r. refuse % include a1y ad9ltion In which
the streets. alleys and street grades DO not con-
form 70 those las1 ous and established within
the city or town limits
Sec 81 Any police ofacer appointed by the
marshal OF BY the city council shall have power
70 make arrests with OF withoat warrant
Sec, S.. al prosecutions for tie violation o.
any city ordinance shall be brought In the name
of the cisy.
Sec. s. Prosecution shall be commenced By
cling with the city justice complaint In
writing
SEC. ss Upon the cling Of the complaints the
city justice shah issue his warrant for the arrest
OF the person charged IN the complaint with hav-
Ing committed the oEense, and shall eornmard
the city marshal 20 Immediately appsehszs the
offender and bring him forthwith before said
justice
Sec S. The city tastice. upon the arrest and ap-
peAranee before him Of the person charged wttn
any oaense. shall az once SET the cause for trial
unless the party asks for continuance, which
may be granted.
See s. The council shall have power TO pro-
vide By ordinance thai every person committed
20 the city jail in de4ant of any fne or costs iia-
posed for the violation OF any city ordinance
shall be required u work for the city upon The
streets or other places. Every person required
70 work shall be allowed two dollars for eacn
days work.
sec S. In all eases where any person shall be
convicted of any oaense against city etoi-
nance he shall be committed 10 she city jail
until he fine and al costs OF proceedings SHALL
have been paid; provided. however. that IN no
case shall any term Of Imprisonment exceed one
month.
Sec So All trials for violation OF city ordi.
nance shall be had before . city Justice witnaot
jury. aad all proceedings therein shall be ac-
coFding TO law governing the trial Of causes be-
fore justices OF the peace in the state
Sec. 20 All moneys arising from taxation
under the general school and road laws OF the
state, levied upon the Inhabitants OF the city
or town or upon property therein shall Dc paid
bs the county treasurer when collected ~ the
treasurer of the city or town
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eentzm per annHm. ste-. ssse sane 81 IN other
bonds, with the sane mesasd Of payment To
maze provisions for sinking fund 70 pay -
maturity the bonded Indebtedness OF the cry:
- create hoard Of equalization 20 provide for
holding and the manner Of conducting al gen-
ersl and special elections, and 80 prescribe the
Qualification OF elzetarss - estab-
lish and exercise exclusive control
oFer Al road districts within the
limits Of the city or town and 70 expend AL
moneys arising from road taxes IN said districts
Under the amended laws OF the state. and 70
levy sad collect special taxes for road and street
purposes; 20 create a police force; 70 establish
and regulate the fees ard compensation OF al
ozscess 20 prevent riots. assaults. assaults and
batteries or ARRAYS noisy or dtsogderlg assem-
hiieS within the city or towu and 70 prevent al
ether acts whiSh are risdemeanors 81 eoEnmon
law or by the statutes of the state; 70 impose
fne. forfeiture or penalty for the violation OF
any ordinance Provided, Thst no 6ne shah
exceed $50 for any one oEfepse, and no term Of
Imprisonment shall exceed three mosths; and
provided further, that no terri Of Imprisonment
shall be imposed except in case Of the inability
or refusal Of the ouendeF 70 pay the ans imposed
and the casts OF the proceedings
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rraEllAsEars F.aoT1ssass


SC = ne asrAi yrNr Of ne cay shah con-
,ss-ues sn JannKsy ss1 sn& az DscsszhNg a og
sseh year
- >. RE essy 80 tnwn - al set - bpaaa
~ anx e,eateset uaiess the s&SEes i sasAsrrsd
~ css9 srafn&nne Mna mss. - 20 wsising BY
svts Ell me eSunrzi ssgEe9 ~ tae eserz o. sse
ssher swsu 81 lseh2sf q fsss CITY BGs al oF.l-
sA,sre raar kathnri3e a. esscss ar agrnt 81 fae
NV 70 e4ut ere city vista 81 eeusfses il zFst-
trz tsr the psvraens a Az s1Is 81 z0aeY rot
exceeding alaA
sas = Thz eaA1efi nay &l19sV aay s2pEgxe5
Ia ta - pAsa eat as me ssEsr mad tBCNrF0z
a. snslSssaas Il expenses e sks tsty gogeEnEEsn.
See II TIE mayer kn4 60 4EsesIEzen shall
serve wsszoas ss3sxy - tee@
So = AZ asNsss ss real pftspeTSF sosd S1s
.axes ax a s2fSsfs aay Assess sssat En2as sne
s.ragszssss a. tbs set ss&A &c xsrutsss 81 tie
gaMrshaA
Sc 50 Nhsa ne ezAss 81 bosss sEssHs 81 sHs
STREETS navs hssa oaes hegkliy 50 s..ssse. ssse
GRACE - tGNns4agias saa41 nEsk be "a ss8e~S wssA
gsas sss.sssan3fyfzE s2eA s<rson sl1 axsf ~ s@eA
eaanaa, aa &se1antcf EeTnaseat 8 FsssexEeass
aesn&s2r Esss tn sestfdAaee ~ IA ESTABLISHED
gFasa
s~e 81 wsaasves A. ka1-uaa - = esy Or
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CHATTER IT.
a8VEeAMRNT


sec 2 Tbs power and asihorify hereby given
% city OF town shall be vested In mayor ard
council together with such ether officers as Ia
ihis ACT sFs mentioned or may be created under
its authority.
sce B. TIE council shall con stat OF seven
members. elected for one year.
sec a. The mayor shall be elected for one
year.
See. There shall also be elected 9 Justice Of
tbs peace, or 50 many the council mar deem
necessary. . marshal, clerk, attorney, treasurer.
city surveyor. street commissioner assessor and
such other officers a. may become necessary.
The marshal shah be elected BY the voters OF
the city or town, and hold ofice for one year
The other officers enumerated IN this section.
unless otherwise provided in this act. shall be
elected By the council annually At the next reg
ulaF meeting after the qualification Of the mem.
befs Of the council, by ballot. The justices Of
the peace shall be one OF the justices Of the
peace duly elected under the laws OF the state,
ard While acting IN city or town matters may
hold offce for that purpose anywhere within
the city or town. snah justice shall have iuris-
dietisn over al oGenses defined By any ordi-
nance Of TIE city OF town. aud ell other actions
brought 70 enforce CT recover any penalty for.
fsttufe declared or given by any such ordinance,
ana fell power aud authority TO hear and de-
tcrnine all causes. cfyii OF criminal, arising
usder such erdiaanee. and 20 pronounce JUG
meh. 10 accordance herewith. al civil o.
criminal pFuussaines before sueh justice shall
be governed AMI regulated By the general Laws
OF the state reistInx % Iaeieee Of the peace and
- their practices and Jurisdiction, and shall Be
snhseet 20 review IN the eouFt OF the proper
county BY ceftsaFafs y appeal. All officers
elected by the council are ssist.s =. removal hy
that body 81 any time for cause deemed suai-
eient The council may appoint ct any time
person % al any Of the above named offices
whenever the incumbent thereof il samporarslv
unable from any cause 90 act saeh appoint.
meut shall however. cease whenever the dis
ability = rvmeyed. and In case the tarm Of oaaoe
Of he easy Justice shall expire uader the laws
Of the state. the council may at any time on
the yaeAuey. The SALARY Of none OF sueh officers
shall De Increased or diminished during the
tern for which Trey were elected OF appointed
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CHAPTER VII.
vAcANt1Es y oryscE

Sec Is Absence ior reriosi al thtrsy days
wishuus leave stall Nork a fasfeiture az ana
esScs exesPzspx shseaoe On dsty pertaining %
the assee Al vac&aoias appointed ~ sac caun
Ell sAall be SHED By she conaell ans shan eaa-
tinuA Hatil sts Eext slestian.
N'se4Bciss "a efscN ~ uasyor ard com csIreu
sAAa ~ alses a. = special election q gon TN
savs' nofica.
sec Is An efsees appointed % 81 vacancy
ssass. witata ave GAYS after h<sag aoaaea. eaA!.
ffv shesssnr
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colLEcrIos OF DELIsouKsT TAxEs


Sec So whenever municipal tax has been
levied every part thereof shall bear interest Al
the legal rate, from the time il becomes delin-
euens. and il shall be lien upon al property
50 taxed from the time Of the levy thereof.
Sec 81 The council shah provide by ordi-
nance within what time al taxes shall be paid
TO the city tsessurer. and al taxes Dot 30 paid
within such time are thereafter delinquent and
must be collected Is such.
Sec. IS. Within ten days after taxes become
delinqaent the city treasurer shall return the
delinquent tax rnIl 70 the city clerk.
Sec Sc The city clerk shall deliver the delfn-
qaenE tsx-roIl 70 the marshal. with warrant
commanding him to forwith coslecE the delin-
quent taxes
Sec s.. sach warrant shall be deemed an exc
sstion against property.
Sec. S. II no personal property be found
whereon to levy the warrant, or If that levied
upon be not sufficient 30 satisfy the same if
may be levied on sny real property.
See 50. In case OF delinquent tax levied upon
real property in the name Of an owner an
know, the warrant shall be exes used by ieyying
upon each lot or part thereof of such property
for the tax levied thereon, and selling It
separately, and The certificate Of the marshal
shall be gwen TO the purchaser.
Sec. 60 Real property sold for delinquent taxes
within the co-porated limits OF the city may btre-
deemed within six months of the date OF such
sale
Sec 81. when any land or town lots cannot be
sold for the amount Of taxes Thereon IL shall be
purchased by the city treasurer for the amount
due thereon Tor the city.
Sec. So. The common council may provide by
ordinance within wst time warrant for collec-
ton of delinquent taxes mast be returned, and
InAy order alias warrant TO issue soS the col
lection Of any such taxes not made on previous
one The common council may prescribe ths
fees for collecting delinquent taxes; provided,
that in no case shall the compensation exceed
10 per cent
Sec. 90, In any action or proceeding in court
concerning any assessment OF property or levy
Of taxes authorized By this act, all proceedings
connected Herewith shall be presumed to be
regular and duly taken until the contrary is
shown, and when any proceeding, matter or
thing Is by this act committed or left 10 the dis
eretion OF the council such discretion or judy
ment, when exercised or declared, Is anal and
cannot be reviewed or called in question else
where
Sec. IS. The warrant for the collection of de-
hnquent taxes shall ran in the name of the city.
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IN enees q emergency, which shall b recised In
TIE ors1loanee. ttey shall take ssset and bz IN
force from and sitter she approval ~ the msyor.
sec 81 In p:eAaing any ordinance undas the
provisions ~ this ser Is shall be suazeieaf 20
state she ute Of such or1inA2ce and kha date OF
- passage or rpDeat- Transcripts from the rec
crds o. any ardE1snee and the printed copies Of
the con piled ord names Of the city. Eugporflng
10 Re published By authority shall be recetvec
II any conrg Of this STATE ss sufficient evidences
Of the due passage Of the ordinance