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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-12-27
Annual Tax Sales.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
To the Circuit Court for the County of
Bdrdgd IN ChdaceTy:

General OF said State Of Michigan respectfully
shows that the list Of lands hereinafter sci forth
tion Of all lands in said county. of Baraga upon
which taxes were assessed for the years mention
ed therein, and which were returned ~, delin-
have not been paid together with the total
amount Of such taxes with interest computed
thereon to the time fixed for sale and collection
fee as provided by law and the cost Of adycrtis-
ing and other expenses Of sale OF each Of said par
GELS OF land.
Your petitioner further shows to the Court
.cril as delinquent for non-payment Of said taxes
for said years respectively, and that said dclin-
9uent returns were made prior to the first day of
Your petitioner further shows and AYERS that
the taxes, interest collection fee, costs of adyer-
Using and other expenses OF sale, and the legal
fees for personal service of subpoena In each
valid lien on the several parcels of land de-
>cribed in said schedule.
Your petitioner, further shows that the said
taxes on said described lands have remained I'M
paid for more than one year from the first day OF
july next after their return to the Auditor Cen
eral and the said taxes not having been paid and
the same being now due and remaining unpaid
ns above set FORTH your petitioner prays decree
in favor OF the State Of Michigan against each par
eel Of said lands, for the payment of the several
amounts OF taxes, interest, collection fee, cost
of ADVERTISING. and other expenses Of sale, com
Duted and extended In said schedule, against the
several parcels Of land contained therein, and In
addition thereto of the amount Of legal fees for
personal service OF subpoena in each case where
such service IL actually made ny provided in Sec.
-, Of Act No 49, OF the session laws of Michigan
said several sums computed and extended against
SAID lands, that each OF said parcels of land may
be sold for the amounts due. thereon provided
by law, to pay the lien as aforesaid.
ana your petitioner HENRY YIN fysr Il. aXPfIffN
Auditor General.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-12-27
Sale Of State Tax Lands.
AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE,
Lansing, Mich, November ~, 1890.

Notice IL hereby given that certain lands sit
or Taxes of 1897 and previous years.. and des-
scribed in statements which will hereafter be for,
County, will be sold at public auction, by said
Treasurer ut the County Seat, on the first Mon.
day Of May next ut the time and place designated
deemed or cancelled according TO law.
Said statements contain full description of
each parcel OF said lands, and may be seen on APP
plication at the office. OF the County Treasurer
after they are received by him.
The land struck of to the State for Taxes of
1897, or other years, mt the Tax Sales in May last,
will be offered subject to the right of redemption
prescribed by law.
HENRY II. APLIN,
Auditor General.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-13
TaE PoLLfkx
TCoMMURIoArED

COMMUNICATED
Messsrs. Editors II saw 10 ono Of
the newspapers some weeks since that
leave was asked 10 bring bill before
the Legislature with The view Of sub.
hitting to The people an amendment
Of our Constitution providing fOr the
repeal Of the 18th Article Of the Bill
Of Rights, which prohibits the levy,
ing Of taxes BY the poll or head.
The object Of the move, presume,
ia 10 give the Legislature the power
Of leyying . poll tsx a. condition %
the exercise Of the gfglt Of suffrage.
Without discussing the merits 81 4
law providing for poll tax. fear it
might be irjurioua 10 our State At
tlts dne 10 other respects coming, as
/ think It would, il coahict With tie
go called amendment Of the Cen-
stitution Of the United States That
amendment in It's second section reads
thus
Representatives shall Sc appor.
toned among the several Sistes 40.
cording 70 their respective numbers,
counting the whole number II per.
sons in each State, excluding Indians
not taxed. But when the right TO
vote st any election for the choice of
eleotora for President and Vinazpteas
ideni q the U1iied States, Represen.
taliyes Ii Congress, The Executive and
judicial officers Of the State, Or tie
members Of the Legislature thereof
is denied to any Of the male inhabs
tanta Of such State berg twenty ous
years Of age aud citizens Of the Unit
ed States On IA any lQay abridged. ex-
cept for participation 10 rebellion or
other crime, tts bass Of representation
hserea shall be reduced n he i1ropo
ton aUhlch ths uumte1 Of auch nluEe
clfizeas shall bear To ne w}bole .1i,tuaJer
d mule csfszf,sS tgsatg-oSls years of age
ta said Stete-
Now, | cannot but think thata tax
BY the poll would constitute au
d5ridgeme'R Of the right to vote, and
If ! an correct in this, If our State
should adopt she poll tax system
she would 70 large extent bs depri
we'd Of her baais Of representation IN
Congress. This, Of course, depends
Oh the meaningof The word abndge
aad ! refer To that standard work.
Crabb'a Synonyms and other dictiou-
aries to sustain nv position
The above seGtipn Of tie l4ta
anenamsnt hsp NOT been repealed
any subsequent action Of the poiitioa.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-13


Msssrs. Editors In the last issae
Of The Enterprise there appeared a
communication over the signature Of
Pro Bolo Publicor 10 which che
writer stated be had been told That
| had said, on the day after the cleo
tioo, that the negroes and poor white
people would not vote for my son.
Allow me spscs enough 10 your
paper TO cay that The informant Of
that wri4er is = liar aud aiaudefer.
l never Esd anything 81 tho kind
either on that day o. on any daY ts
fore or after, nor dii ] ever think
such thing. ! condemned 10 yely
severe terms the confae Of those white
people, Of this county who, for 4 g
aAke d office, had handed rs over to
The nseroes, but ! never said or mi.
mated that II vas the poor white poo
81; g..iee !sAo had done such ihing. On
the contrary, as far as my obssryR
lion extends, "ihe poor white people
as The Ent7prlse correspondent is
pleased 70 style them, have been uaeh
more faithful 10 their houest convic.
tions than some whom / know stIaro
Bouo PpJAco wonld not class Ia tai
category. spoke 81 ihage men,
whether rich or poor. whose convef.
sion to the republican, party had Al
most invariably been accompanied BY
their induction into Alternative cihce.
RonERr G. COMBS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-13

Nj Almon Wrighs, who ~aa isl h.
granite business, died st his home.
1888 Bayard s'reet, Baltimore.
John Brown, colored convict, VIVA
released from the pehitontiaty AFTER
serving over IS years.
Joseph Yonnp. qged Z years was
arrested % the Charge Of setting Cite
u a stable.
5t Peter Somerset c3nnty wRi
excited hy 10 atfsay between CA.tsia
JOHN Walker and Arthur King, in
sTnich the latter Has stabbed
A meeting was held il Cambridee
to protest az sinst leasing oyster
grounds.
Joseph Shorter, who fatally stabbed
Edward Smith with 4 table fork, VAS
sentenced i'd Washington to two years
ID the penItenliary for tnanalaugLleF
The body Of w. O. Walter, d ian
way signal inventor was found tl3ass
lug III the canal Al Richmond Ne
drowned himself Yesterday
There Is great excitefHNnt I'd tho
vicinity . EaanfaA Heed, Snmhe
COMFY, Isnns over tile appear aucs III
epested FEVER al nAllenans ii eniuei
fis. nsf hays pn seven death
and theresuFe several new Cases. Those
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-13


We publish below a proposition Of
a Baltimore firm, now pending before
committee Of our State Senate, 10
lease all the State Tobacco Ware.
houses. We invite the especial atten.
ton Of our farmers to this matter.
To us II seems if the scheme should
90 through that ttt4nno growers,
bound hand and foot, would be hand
ed over to the tender mercies Of a
monopoly. Messrs. Ricards, Leftwich
& Co., are managers Of the Locust
Point Warehouse, aud, we are inform
ed, Southern Maryland farmers who
have tried their inspections, have not
cared to repeat the experiment. IF
our farmers oppose the following pro.
position let them move at once. A
matter Of such Importance should not
have been presented 60 late IN a see
zion. That it has been 80 presented
looks as II a move was being made 10
get 'snap judgment upon the SLOW
moving farmers and to rush the bill
through before the parties whose in
tsrasts are jeopardizsd haya Tins 70
consider the matter or enter pro
test
The following explanation Of the
proposition is taken from the Battti.
more Sam
The firm Of Ricards Leftwich & Co.,
managers Of the Locust Point Ware
house have made proposition to the
Senate Committee on Finance to lease
All five Of the State warehouses In the
city Of Baltimore for ten years with
the right Of renewal for a like period,
the rent to be paid being $4,000 a
year, the board Of public works TO
pay ground rents and insurance. The
leasees propose to give bond il $50
000, and the bill proyides that lie
tobacco grown in the State Of Mary
lead shall at all times be received
and have preference, to ex fusion, if
necessary, OF any other business what
soeyer. The charges imposed upon
the same shall not exceed the rates
now prescribed BY law. The Eessees
and their euretias shall be held re-
sponsible for the faithful and efficient
performance Of the obligations inci4
dent to the inspection and storage Of
tobacco, and shall Be liable for recla-
mstions and other claims and demands
imposed nader The existing lave
Aud should The said lessees, their
gsnis, successors Or assigns, in any
mHAner or by any combination what.
sa yer, exact Or receive any charges
iof the inspection or storage Of Mary
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-13

i
'R1o 1epHs9e q '''B PCT fstss thA'' now
tltFsg1 s''ss " 'a~ II aao'IiQn 70 .Pa
s',H's.ss s. poSso az sale 'nspe2liop
'sMn aot savp q sy''ops tpe ~. ssit' 'sasq
,sAAh 81 INV 4na ss''a' hen aias
1880 snsl' sske '9sssssion they snala
M'1n'n Say ~ sas's g 'sFs I'sg unto
w s $50 e " osNss ~ nass 7
/, NE snsp e ons 2, ugIsa5 psf hogs'
nss's w 81 1n7 'sesea topaeeo aa pres
~ !. a'olsu e sns warehouses;
'iiao's io1 saolsss apo inspection
cnsIBss' ana also tns accumulated
e Sls e ~ sooaco9 nelo on storage s.g
ou 49,, insPsessas 'ne 'essses being
emitted y sne ress 81 'ne acenmuias-
60 c,haIges az presented py ne set
sne ,i Ivy f - commentator sof uellyery'
. .. ;'I re !, storage anu rs osnsf 81,
We. !, &c Po q upon lsem ~ law, apa
snsy snall e en1ieleo % sne pspent q
g, g, q = sly ; gonsasces Aeu ssres1nspsa
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-13

We call attention to Hon. B. G.
Harris communication on the subject
Of the poll.tax We are credibly in
formed thgt several States Of the North
are raising revenue from this source.
Massachusetts, raises more than mil
lion dollars BY taxing the right ofsuf.
frage. IF Mr. Harris is right, she
ought not 70 vote ii the case Of Mpdd
w 55mps6si, I'd TAAssiah I'VE Eel . deep
interest.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-13

'OuR FRrEND-THE ENEMY '-lt
viii BE remembered that Senator
Burchinal the recently appointed Sur.
veyor Of the Port Of Baltimore was
the mover Of the resolution Which
made Confederate soldiers Home
IL the Pikesville Arsenal. Every
ex.Confederste is pleas d to see Mr..
Borchinal honored aud can only regret
that be was not called up higher
Capt. Burchinal ID staunch Repub-
lican and was gallant Uuion soldier.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-13
NEWS IN BnlEF.
sAruapAY, March slh.
F5om ~ Bali.mers SIN.


monopoly bin PASSED BY tie Huu4s
WAS rported gavorAhly with 1--we
amendments. and II We poslyened
till Wedaesdy hexl wbsa ii w.lI|
come MP 90 ~ seepnd rsad'sg
The bill empowering tie Governor
20 appoint county supervisors 81 cleo.
lions, who 10 torn will sppoint cleo,
ton judges. was reported iavorAblg
from the committee on elections, read
second time aud ordered engrcssed for
third reading.
tbs Belt Railroad bill paased by
the House Of Delegates WAS read ~
the frsl lime ia the Senate.
Tie Senats ooncnrred IN Howe
amendments to he bill msking Dec-
oratiou Dsy. Mag 80. legal bs;isl j.
Snaie bills 81 amendments q he
canstitnfi3n was made tie order u
the day lee Tuesday.
Bills we're introduced authorizing
Ha.erst va "a issue bonds 10 drain
axe
TO incorporate The Experimental
0gstsr Planting cSnpany
Authorship Caafies county 10 sne
40 exchange loan
SsnAse bfl raNiraa eltSsioa te
tlfns u be nali 10 the board 81 ens
perviaere 10 BAR mafe ely was read
the seco 4 time
Senate bills we're passed reqnising
cotton. sugar and coffee bFakers %
pay the same licsnse AZ grain brokers.
and to ameud The charter 81 shs Pos
tomac Valley Railroad tompsny
Tbs SsDase beid 40 evening sean,
when the registration biil vas pasat
Mr.. Urners bill FOR county br3s
Of edaestion wss reported favorAblY
The eanal lease bill Vas fnale tNe
order for Thar sday syeniaa aexs
The BIZ 10 pension disabled p0lsse.
men via fsgorahlY rspogt5
Tie Anatfaliaa ballet hl wa "a +
poned Informally
H. sibs II uAk VI III iss. 4fase
bills wsss passed snihoimpg csfsein
railroad comp nieA 70 sell 81 leNae -
/ the Western Maryland Railroad o.
West.rn Maryland Tidewater Com.
pany.
Repeating tbs lay empowering he
Governor 10 remove insane cougicls
frotn tie psnitenlissy.
Providing goF superintendent u pro-
Z peftY 81 deceased pefsona
House bills were passed 70 secure
q decision Of ths United States su.
prems Court on the compact 81 1856
between MarTlasd and Virginia
Providing fer mayor and lowa
] council of Laurel.
Tbs bill 10 protect livery stable
keepers failed foI i lack Of constltn.
tional majority.
Tie Senate bill was Passed amend
| ing lha charter Of The Weaefp Misty.
land Tidewater Company aud sstikmp
out the rider whish fofbiIi soanse
ton With the B. AID Q, except gu sur
render Of lax exemption w that conn
pany.
4 New bills we're introduced ath1F
iging Baltimore city council 10 paa'
health ordinances.
Houee bills were fav0rably reports
ed increasing the number al fms fin
pils ID the StatA Nefnal Sobeol
/ Doubling The penalty for nafrya 4
concealed weapons.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-13

bodies required e feHeH
70 The polni lave above Fsls
l5tb amendment bAa no such effect
ThaE asnendmaus reads thaa
srhe fight Of citizens og he uois.
ef9 States 10 vote shall uos Sc denied
or abridged BY fhe United States ID
any Slate 90 account Of rice, c01oy b
l7rsvioNs condition ef ssyVltifcs
A general poll TAX il not prohibited
BY this amendment. The State il tuiiI
free 70 levy such tax but the penal.
" for doing 50 would, II nay constfae.
ton Of the 18th amendment il right,
be serious diminutiou Of her basic
Of representation.
I hope no one viii infer from ~
short argument that | believe the | Alb
and 18th amendments have tbs lssst
validity, for do not 60 believe, but
oopaiot might b brought about r.
which our people might BE- place q ID
the power Of nnornpuleua epemlf
who have declared them valid aud
pretend that they are 80.
Think It quite important FOR Con-
gress to Inquire whether any State
has subjected herself 70 the abovs
penalty q diminusion n representa-
ticn BY the collection 81 i pell tax 81
other restriction upon ! free ballot.
RxN5s q HAnnIs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-13

Friday last, President Harrison sent
to the Senate the following nomina-
tions for the Federal Offices in Balti-
more city
Collector Of the Pogt-Wiliiam M.
Marine, Of Hartford county.
Naaal Officer Milton g. Uruer, Of
Frederick county
Surveyor William D. Burrhinal, Of
Kent county.
General Appraiser Cecil J. Kerq-
ner, Of Baltimore city.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-13

II 1915 and 'l6 sgain in 1853 and
SO, it is said, there were winters sin
liar to the present. Both were fcl
LEVIED by abnormaily cold summers,
in which there were unreasonable
frosts and failure Of crops. This
leads certain ppssimistic weather pro-
pbets to assert thatthe coming summer
will make up in coldness what the
past winter has enjoyed in the way Of
heat. But we have somewhere read
that il does no coed to get scared be-
fore you are hurt which has special
application to this direful prophecy.
Herald.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-13

US. Senator 3. X Wilson made a
strong speech in the Senate, February
26th ultimo, p opposition TO the
Blair educational bill. His argument
agalnst the bill was from constitu-
tional standpoint.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-13

Hon. Philip D. Laird, Of Montgo
merry county is deserving Of the high
est commepdation for the manly and
gallant fight be ever makes against mo-
nopolies and trusts Mr. Laird is
worthy representative Of great
county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-13

H4Ifzz 81
ii #ss q 1as nat} lan9 Asg1
IS zss'.2n aass ulknt
in bsI' ae' u:'9 = 81 PEN u 'o y.
is13 "a Rsass ea VS. tQ sne Nary
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aSHss y. ss's. ..s : 'r'1p = 1'tn
No. u NV q s \ 81 III, en'los 'ag (
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snse 81 . 49,. ~ ~ II '.s's s. VIZ
eent 1.. ..:.s2e'''s .'.'' a.f e'.u 8 ~.
comne6 ''ss " 5000 y ''s 'nsus e''Ve
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il80. HI. .s.' 'ts' go ! ael \
vent q 8, 80 $3.50 -
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een s.~ s.ss:.sss ~. 49, ~ 'b'
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-.
81 X 81. & Hill 81
ms6l uefs lheb adopted
Al nmsnasa8at F.slsssn tka N.
talse lof family arocsfs Is 500 WI
lost
Second fealing of the bill was com
pleled. aud il wi oFier1d printed 81
amended
Al WanlG ihAoddced resolnsion.
ijAz the cosanaislae o. eleetion.
% riepAlq a8s election NV ID aeeoFd
shSs sill gsf.ain apee.sied ,aoas 81
lind il the Resolutions.
Inahe H0ase Of Delegates Mr. Ma.
10y obtained leave lor numher 81
Primes isbfge county billp, and MI
7 fasten ~ hAfiorf county, for 40
ssaHsoas pasl lss.l.1sns 'sggss's.
= S9'.a's ~ aasaes1hing sas Y es1''ff
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gampsnf wss lala 20 the table vs.
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qnofsm
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4 punish iar oont mpi.
s 7" ~ se''A '''ss = "As
Il W V'A 'taa ~ AZ 'e2s
Csrgain Lynn ReA and Jaho TRY
II hn sei00asr Ella Ages. wsre aen
.s' s sssAA ~ ~ Aef etue
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,'ss' s,ss s,.,, s8 s's'sl'lss y
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a hsll il 70 be inifsduaei ID q.
n n fss Il 4 .As ps'
~ z I ''H4 e9'f's
AliHe Z ge sgsd II who j il iai
d. X III Md., "a poisoning iwi
chi-aFe Alfred sailb, q Mort
Q1f9tff 9nNt#s says she gave then
tfHHptA hStt NSNaA aHfi t1 9aAFAaH l1l
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-13
M AIEIElRfkN


Hp sise Nelnery # inf husband, EDWIN
a. hNftHA, WHO died February. Goth
1880 II lsl &'lFh war u hef ages
neAs husband ssilsn last leit tsa
flH s iil9N 81 alone.
\ tslA yn NofG y nHs thea
tiel9f l,a billy throne
AilLa5f lsss.l.le e. =.
III alsanf aiaf has soI.
hNA4l sasnt l1sld NesTy,
VIII ieafg ire wet
For fhe faFe Tad i iioff
1ili a4M 5he6 laid away
4sut BeH af0 Il borrow,
1pnaaak sian day bg day
The shaNgbl a lying near thee
~ ~ Id aud silent grave,
Brings TIL aad comiaFl u nc.
taf 'lA4isE has power y save.
Then WIEN En- iaia beside ihee
tlA g1Allar ula churchyaid.
80 s0rf4iE can tetide n6,
Fer ihl sngola WIN keep guard.
eaEQen ne sYaaa above thee.
Ill H6tshah bid me come,
And There ail can receive me
In shn blight aild happy home
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-13
TUESDAY, April ist 1890,
PINEY POINT
consaining
422 Acres, more Or less.

The sboyu nAuind farm & andcr high
state ~ cuEIifafion. q Imp wed -.
by aanfiyfs sic nH ELislNt5
and M neceafy OUT BUILD ssss
iNGs, and Is c0nRenienF p .sA.fA
churches. school. uharvca, re- L has be-
longing n Il very
FINE ftSIvhTE OYSTER CREEK,
suitable iof planting and BE Hing oysters.
The land has been improved "A in zinc
condition sud tie farm a one II The most
desirable III lse section
Also. those trlels 81 psfcels X land
called and known "
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-13

THURSDAY Morning, March i8, 1890
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-13
III Advertisements.
NV AN n =.

4 eta, ~ p1.d careful Groom ia taAe
ehHEAn horse ihis seaH01 Would
Aks w March Goth
e Ii. GAHlS lAII.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-08

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