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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-02-19
THE SINGLE-TAX IN BRIEF.

"lou want a concise statement of
my theory, do your said Mr..
George. "Well, l believe that the
land of the world belongs to all the
people borL into the world, and not
to few of them. All wealth is pro-
duced by the application of labor
and capital to the land--or, in other
words, to the resources of nature.
Therefore, the product should be
divided between labor and capital.
'But third party steps in and
demands q share. That third party
is the landlord, who does nothing to
aid in production. AS society adj
vaEces and land becomes more and
more valuable, the landlords share
grows correspondingly larger. Ca
pital and labor divide what is left
between them, and capital being the
stronger, labor gets just what it will
consent to live upon and reproduce
the species. Here we have the secret
of the prevalence of poverty in the
midst Of civilization.
81 would impose all the taxes on
land. The value that accrues to the
land because of the growth of the
community ought to belong to the
community. Land ought to be tax
ed up to its full renting value, and
nothing else should be taxed. A
tax is in its essence q fine, and i
would fine no man for building q
house, establishing business or
otherwise adding to the wealth and
prosperity of society. l would wipe
out Custom-houses and free every
species of property produced by hui
man labor from taxation. / would
have but single tax, and that tax
should be levied on land. When
this is done / am convinced that the
effect will be fundamental. II will
abolish poverty and give human ma
turc chance to develop on its ami
able side. As things are now, sell
Gshness is good sense, and every
man is for himself and those di-
rcctIy depending upon him.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07
The I'o.ec ELL.

Tho present policy Of tho Republi-
can Senators At Washington is eyi.
IDENTIFY 10 tire tho Democrats out in
the debate on tho Forco bill. They
do not propose 10 take any part in the
discussion themselves, but intend 10
give their opponents II chance TO talk
themselves out. Senator Hour led
tho way yesterday when ho sad that
40 lie had expressed his opinion of tho
bill at the last session no would not
say anything moro n: present. Those
tactics woro tried in tho Montana
election case and in tho Discussion of
the Tariff bill. II tho Democrats arc
allowed day after day 10 expose tho
oaormitics OF tho Force bill without
reply thcro will boa storm that will
DO felt oxen within tho walls OF the
S3enate. And sons OF the Republican
Senators arc candidates for 70 cleo
tion.-,Examiner.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07
Pay raE n-ElEeATEs.

Some person has suggested that
delegates to the Constitutional Con-
rcntion ecrvc without pay. On this
subiectthe Clrson Appeal publishes
u Communication from Wells Drury
from which NO r,ako tho following
extracts:
"Aconvcnt.on composed solely OF
de,cSate5 who could uforl to work
f5s nothing would not be n repro
sentative conTcntioa, in u true sense
of the word. 1t would represent only
the moneyai Glass. It woald b, of
tho rich, by tho rich aud for tho rich.
/: would not DO of tho pcop.c, By the
people AMI for tia people.
mono OF Us woall like to live under
q goYernnent constructed eoieIy by
~ class, whether RIGA or poor, and
for that reason IL is necessary that ali
shall have an equal opportunity to b.
heard, ns in that way alone j. is pos
aibl: 10 maintain tina. equilibrium OF
power AMI in!laca:c so necessary "a
the well b.iag and happiness Of tho
CONN onwcaith.
"If any u-e to b. 'arorei, thoso com
prising tac poos OF dependent classes
are the oaoj ID receive special advan-
tigc5. Tao rich can always take carr
OF themselves, anl they generally 90,
cvnn it constitutions AMI statutes arc
adopted o: enacted not entirely to
tacic liking.
80 ag lin I say, il tho good people
OF Ncyili wlut n now constitution
anl cxPocs to havo u that will b.
FOUNDED in vision AMI justice, los
them pay fo:i j: liis, m.a. Anything
that is not worth payin: for 10 not
:5orth having. Tho Constitution
should represent the peuple--the
whole people. Anything snort OF
that would be usuFp.ioa-it would DO
anarchisrl.'
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07
FIGURES woy,r LIE.

Under tho above head tho Virginia
Chronicle prints facts and figures in
Teferenco 10 tho recent OF elton, show
ing that hIr. Wintnrs IAN aa,ld OF his
ticket, and adds:
If ns vigorous, faithful All Judi
ciouS work had becu done for Mr.. Win
tiers in all OF the counties as in STOREY,
no would to.Gry 10 III, Governor
eioct OF tao State in the p.nc, ot nj.
CJlco.d.
In behalf OF tho Democratic Cen
trail Committoo and othor agencies in
iGiko county, wo desire 10 say that
with o Republican majority ia this
colnty OF 93 against us, we gavo Mr..
W,nterJ 80 majority, which is con.
elusive evidence that good work wGa
dono in bohulf OF the Democratic
State ticket; and wo can confidently
nasert that "if rs faithful ana judi
cious work had boon doao for Mr..
Winters In NIL OF tho counties rs IN
Elko, bo would to day DO tho Gov.
ernor-clect OF tho State in tho place
ofMr. Colcord."
dent, even 10 tho President of tho
United Stntos, that nlaw which holds
silver us u mere commodity places it
mt tho disposal OF brokers aal inuncy
sharks who mako it tho oubjo,t OF
speculation in order TO line their own
p!othoric poclsot. Frca coinage viii
Dbyiuto this difficulty, Senator Stew
art to tho contrtry notwithstanding
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07
llenth.

A telegram was received hcro this
morning announcing tho death at
Carl!h of Mrs. Roberta Nicely, eldest
daughter OF Mrs. CHI. Brewer. Dc.
ceased had boon sick a Tow days with
sore throat, md whom DIR. Mcigs went
to aeo hsr on Wednesday he disco~.
crcd that she WAC suffering with thai
dreaded diGoaso, diphthoriu. She was
then almost spccchle3s, and sho lin
gc.cd on until last evening whom
death relieved her 0f hcr suife9ings.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

According 20 tho synopsis OF the
Presidents message received and
published in the Chronicle, Ir. Iiar-
Eison's position upon every question,
with Tut Il siDpla exception, could
have boon predicted by any person Of
criia-ry intelligerca who WAS reason
ably well posted upon tho politics Of
tho Republican purity and tho PFC
cscdins5 Of tho last session Of the
present Congress-. Hs advocates the
passage OF the Force bill aud iecbly
defends tho Mckinley Att. From
his recent u~ttcraEcc5, or rather from
his reported ultc:,nces, the people OF
the West were lead 10 tulpoIc that
lao had CyfcTioEccda change or heart
upon the silver question and tfat ic
would IN his messagc declare in favor
Of FREQ coinage. lGstcud Of that ko
attributes the advance in the prico Of
tho ncccSsaricJ Cf lie, iIstcRi uf to
the Mckinley bill, t. tho silver rur-
chaso aui tho consequent expansion
OF tho national currency! IIo OK.
prcssea the fear THAT ''repuisIvo lcSis-
Luton in tbs "Slpi.o5,l lntSre5t OF
s%ilvcr" will exhaust u large supply
Of gold, aud winds up with the old
and t~hrcndbaro chestnut OF "promot-
ing q sifo and permanent internation-
nj ngreement Tor tho fIto IEe Ct silver
aJ u coin metal" There was evident
~ no truth in tho reported moii:ica,
ton OF tho Presidents views upon the
siivo: issue, and it iG quito certain
that freq coinage will never DO effect
ed during his Administration without
. two-th!Ids vote III both houses, TO
pass IL over his veto. = Virginia
Chronicle.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07
xHa rAn.ss AND AGE

Tho principle argument cmployed
by American psotectionis;s TO show
tho advantages OF tho high tariff is tho
rssestion that tariff taxes incrsaso
ragea This is o purely American
argument. IT is not used anywhere
clse, although psotsctionist countries
nrc numerous, aad it was NOT used
hero until recently. Tho carly Ameri-
can pro;ectionisss could not use it,
heqauso when they xcro urging tho
Imposition of a tariff American wages
zero much higher than foreign WAGES,
without any protection ut oil. That
vas the reason thcy gaze Tor wanting
protection. II was the manufacturer
who wls to DO protected aGainst high
wages, not tho workman who WIS TO
huye his wages raissl. The argument
was that as American woriimea were
able to command 50 much higher pay
than foreign ~w.o.Sncn, their noloy-
crJ were Ut = d~isllyantlgo ~ COM
l,arod with Foreigners who gos their
labor ch9apo-, and therefore Tia. the
foreign goods ehould b. mado more
expensive by taxation. Tn:S WAS
clearly q PROPOSE ion TO max, a practi-
cal reduction il american wages.
The AmcSicin workman, IL wn3 nd
mitt,i, was al7oldy receiving hi.hsr
pay thaa any othe: workman in the
world; aal no wa1 allowed to make
his money "a u5 !as rs possible b.
buying whore no could get tn, best
birsains. II wal proposed, not 20 in
cfaaso his wages, but In rlako the
things no had toblj mo.a ozp,ajis,.
This was clearly to reIuco his pay;
bat tho American workman had not
looked into tho subjsc. very thor
oughly at that timc, and 60 did not
realize that part o. il.
Hamilton, tho author of tho first
American thrill, was tho last man in
tao world to shapa n national policy
in tho interest OF Labor. II, WAS able
aud honest, but an a~ristocrat to the
backbone. Hi3 one draal wa; OF the
infuence OF tho "uob." His ,daal
state o; society was that OF England,
with grent landlords, u submissive
tonantTy, rich manufacturers and q
"ia5oEias class" that know its place.
Eaglaad was than unler 4 system Of
high protection, md Hamilton BE-
isvel that similar results could be
attained under a similar system hers.
II he couid have fores:eh tho growth
OF trusts, tho tremendous acrunmu-
lat!on OF wealth in tho hands OF u fen
nad tho awful gap mads b. tho tariff
between the rich AMI tho pnor, cYen
he might have booa appalled,. Dl:
there can DO "a doubt tina. no aimed
to promote tho interests OF capital 1T
tho cxpoaso of tho wo.liiugmnn and
Tho farmer. Tho process has merely
como further than 80 Intended
LEzaminer.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07

SILVER L~iiGisbATIoN.

On this subjo.t tho Prc2idont In his
recent message sayg:
"The not directing silver bullion and
issue OF treasury notes thereon, ap.
proved July IL, 1890, has been admin
isterod by the secretary of tho troaG.
nry with'an earnest pniphso to get in.
70 circulation nt tho e%nrlicst possible
hntoe tho full monthly amount Of
treasury notes contcm plated By its
provisions, and at tho enmo limo 10
give 10 the market for Giiycr bullion
such support US the Law conterDplates.
The recent depreciation in tho prico
nf silres has been observed with no.
gret. Tho rnpid riso in price which
was anticipated aud followed tho
papango Of tho net was influenced in
aonn degree, aud was followed by
speculation, aud tho reaction ID part
Of tho result OF the same cause and
part OF tho recent monetary disturb.
R1cos."
All roai friondoo Of tho whito motel
will acknowledge tho truta Of tho lat.
fer ciauEe OF tho above, for IL IL eyi.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07
silyer Lsaislntion.

1iiornah's Agency has the following
Washington special: Tdn Senate nil.
yer mon propose to tight for fro, coin.
osc at the present session. Telior, tho
loader Of tho silver contingent, says
silver legislation 10 OF greater i'm.
portanco TO tho country than tho
Fofco bill. There arc indications of
u doli betwocn tho Democrats and
silver Republicans 10 pasan FREQ coin.
ase bill and defeat tho Fosco iii.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07
a Word to Ladies'.

Ladies who desire n beautiful clear
skin, free from pin;pics, bni.s, b.oichcs,
and Other crup;icns, should commence
at once To use DIR. Gunn's Improved;
Liver Pills. They will also remove
that heavy look about your eyes and
make them bright, and will euro
headache from whatever cause il
arises. Remember, .uu are only re-
luired 10 take n small Pill Mt bed
qnc, which liz coated with pure sugar,
ma will not Grirc or produce any un-
pleasant scnsation. Sold at % cents
iiv T.. +. MuIin-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07
A Sure Cure For Piles.

Itching Piles nre known by moist
nrc like preparation, causing intense
itching when warm. This form rs
well ;s Blind, Bleeding anu protrud-
ing, yield at once To DR.. BOsanko's
Pile Remedy, which acts directly on
the parts affected, ubsorbs tumors
ailays itching and e:fcctsa permanent
cure, 5Cc. Druggists or null, treatise
f5cc. Di. Eosauko, 80 Arch ST.,
Philadelphia, Penn. Sold Ly T.. f.
Muller
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07
1.-Two

Wioso who desire tfosli Groccricn
Brd PROVISIONS, as VOL 40 Glassware,
gugens%nrc, etc, should not fail 10
ofamiDc my stock and prices before
~pUrchnging.
Apenny saved In na good s apnnny
earned und You oan sayo money Dy pur.
Doasing goods ut hume. carry n
j .rss stock of Gcn5p1nble goods rid
will soil ~ 1.-Two anl Let L!Yo prices.
Els H. CliAsE
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07
10 The Public.

Notice is hereby given that Chris.
Daunlbach has been appointed M
authorized agent for the collection OF
all sums due tho firm Of Rccihart &
FrceiIch, as well as for the transac.
ton of AL other business connected
with tie present management, such
as thu payment of bills, collection OF
and receipting for moneys due, etc.
REcKuAEr &c FRoELIcH,
BY c. RECHHARr,
Surviving partner Of the firm.
Elko, New, Nov. 10, 1850. II
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07

Virginia Chronicio:. "a Sacramento
preacher had for bin crmon subject
last Sunday Tho Fire Alarm" Wo
infer from tho text that tho discourao
didn't differ materially from tho or
.thodox ~hGrangues that used 10 ecnro
Us out OF our Snnday.ao.Lo.mceting
bfogaDs, in tho days u ouT k!aheod.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07
Iniuraicd Fibre Ware.

Tho attention OF tho public is di-
s9cted to my new stock OF Tubs,
buckets, Basins, etc. manufactured
from Indurated Wool Fibyc, pressed
oIt in one piece, without sealns OF
hoops. j. is light and durable, will
not shrink or swell. will not faint any
Find OF liquid and bids fair to super.
c3Gct tin aEdNoCden wiIc. C;.l! and
examine it.
III Iu,cr
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07
BORN.
ovERMAS:-In E!ko, Nevada, Novom-
Der %. 1890, TO tho uite OF George
Overman, q con.
DIED.
NEsLEr:-ln Carlin, Nevada, Dcccn-
Der 4, 1880, Mrs. Roberta Nceley.
aged about - years.
Or. Eosanko's Cough and Lung
Syrup.

This syrup is composed Of wild
cherry, tar and baisam OF lolu, which,
everyone knows are tho most tonic
and healing remedies known for the
throat and lungs. TO this we ado
just enough s9uiils, ipecRc and blood
root TO lCoccn and throw off the Of
Tending mattcr, by Cxp,ctorGtiCn.
Ask your doctor il there could rcssi-
bly, DC more happy combination for
the cure Of coughs, colds and bEon-
chitis, or 20 Luiid UP Il weak AID
emacihteI consumptivo patient
than this For Group and whcoping
cough therc is nothing better, ard
every mother who values TIC lives 81
her little chiidrcr should ALWAYS keep
Il in the house. It is Perfectly harm.
less ard the babies like 1t. Sod By +.
T.. Mull:r.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07
Notice OF Delinquency aud Sale for
Taxes, 1850.
STATE OF
County Of Elko, 'S'
Couniv Trcasurcr's Omrc

County Trcasurcr's Office
in md for Elko county
j, LIE MORGAN, County Trcasur,
or and cX.oliicio Tax l~;cccIvcr, in and
Tor said Elko county, do hereby give
notice Tint there IS now payable n,
nay Ullico and delinquent for lie fiscal
Year 1890, on property situated In
SAID EikO county, tho following
amounts OF taxes, penalties and costs,
quo ron tho person, or persons and
owners, and Il slid lien against TIC
property within named, and described
opposite each to tho other respective,
ly, in the following list to-wit:
ABBOTT CiiAS u, Tuscarora: I'm.
proveHncn;G ON lot 10. west 7
fec: OF lot . in block o, Buck
cyo mine, survey town of Tus.
pr carora, go; thrco small houses
or cabins on w side OF Front NJ.
n al Weed ct, Buckeye minu
survey i'll town of Tuscarura,
New, SO; one sitnll house on r.
side of alley, IL Of Front ST, n
miners stone cabin on IL sido
DIN Of Weed ST, Tuscarora. Nov,
so; buckeye m'no Buryey'& re.
mains old hosting works on
buckeye mine, Tuscarora, $50;
furniture, $40; libraries, $50;
Jowelry, SD. Total value, $3.50.
Gcnl tax, SIC GO; Tusc special
gcli0ol, 81 u; ten per cent. 81 As;
Auditors fec, 81 -; Advertising.
81. Total amt duo ....... $40 81
BUTToH T. Il, Carlin: South Is of
. lots 10, IL 81 II, blk ., town Of
CailiD, with improvements,
500. Total value, s2C0. Gent
tax, 81 90; poll tax, g; 10 Der
cents 10; Auditors frrs, 81 -.
ADVERTISING, g. Total amt due all so
B~HEssMAa JAcon, South Ruby:
Homcsted claim to lots 8. @, T&
8of Sec 1S. II 27.R bS, with i'm
provementq, Rl5Oi2 work horn-
$3.50; 2 cows. S2j. Total val,
S22j. GEM tax, e5 OF; 10 Uer
cent, 800; Anlit0r'b foes, 81 2j:
ADVERTISING, 50. Total ami duo 80 SO
BELLtHuER WI, Tocoina: Hotel
building IN town Of Tccoma on
= side CPRR track and about
100 icct from said track, owned
and occupied by Wm Bclliprcr,
1900: furniture, 100: lndsc, lon:
work horse, %; 20 stock bors.
ca, 3JO;2 mutcs. 80; 8 stock cat.
tle, 05; z hogs, 80; 1 wagon, 40.
Total value, 1925. Cont tax,
~ 90. ten p"r cent. 2 OF; Aud.
iior's fees, ! %; Advertising, 9.
Ao'ii hhl duo.... .........SBJ 02
J NJ, Tuscnrora: Lots
!5&lG, biz. G, town Of fuse, $3.50
lot Dix Is. town OF 1'usc. buO:
lots 81 &3S blk ID town % fTusc,
90; furniture, 200. Total value,
"o. .Gcnl tax, 20 81; Tusc,
gpccinl Gcl!ool, . GO; poll tax, q;
10 l,or cent? G9; Amditor'g fcos,
-; ADVERTISING, . Total ANT
uuo'''.,....... ...... ..., 90 7S
BAoAzETTE NINtHo Co, Rock
Creek: Building and liMatina
engine on tho Dngazetto mjno
~ Rock Crook mining district,
lSiko county, Nov, formerly cali.
CD tho Scorpion, SEQ. Total
value, 100 GenT tax, IL rs; 10
per cent. | 61i Auditors ices,
Advertising, 2. Total
"hn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40 81
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Live And Let Live.

These who desire 10 purchase the
best quality Of Groceries and Pro
visions arc rcfcrrcd To tito above re-
liable house where fair dealing md
courteous treatment is IN. rule,
Glassware, Tinwa"c, Stonewarc, Nails
etc. always in stock.
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So. with Improvements, G.tc:, Q
WoIk hotscs. 80; 4bto;;s los
CT, ~ to * cattle, 2io; Ivfc.
ON. 80. Total val, ESQ. Gen
tax, ID q; POLL tax, 3; 10 nor
cent. l.C2; Aud tees, lbs; ady'tg,
:. Total aunt due ........s.l IA
R~icuAnDsos; c w. 'r~vscarora:
Hoacc cn lot o, ELK X, rnscn.
rora, slo0 Total val. 100. GHn
tag, = .; T'usc special school.
40; 10 PER cent, Is; Aud fees
l2o; advtS, =. Total amt due sc lG
RtDDLE C II, Elko: House on lot
q. b!k 81, Eliso. GiOo. Total val
lyS. Gen tax,2 %; 10 per cent,
-; Aud fees, l %; udv'tg, .:
loi"i aunt duc.... ..........G5 70
RAHpoLrn W 6. Pcio: Sc !.
See - " x orSW Il IS Sc II
OF SW 4 &SH = OF Si4 = Sc;
!, 10, ttGS, with i!nprovt m'ts,
SEQ: / work horses, 40; 2sad.
Gle horses, 60; . Ctock horses,
l3j:lo stock %cat.ic, 49,; I way
on, 80; machinery, -. Total val,
lao. Gen tax, 81 x; poll t.S,
y; 10 igr cent, ) 81; Aud Crcs,
L %; ndY'ts, . Total ANT dae3i2 &c
Uy.c1owa Owyrn, White Rock:
y !! tSE Il Sec -, IA, RG2
Sluu. Iota, vIlic, l0). Gen
tax 20; 10 Ter cent, -; Aud
fees -; ady'g2; To ANT due sJTo
N:-kCE Jyo i, North Fort: Pogj
claim 10 lCD acres unsurvcycd
land o. head waters North iInr!;
OF humbidt River, called NYa!k-
cr's creek, owned and occupied
by Juo Walker, with improve
monte. S2jG; per prop, %. Total
val, So. Gen ta:, / 81; 10 per
coat. ID, IA Goej, l 81 aly'tr.
=. 1Cta! Gin! aEc...... ....2ll -
W'I:TrR3 L, & nrAG9
Il II, White Rock: S 4
0iSW %SM MotGE HS.s
?. IN III NV Il Seq II. Y
-. /; ~, with iuIpr"vonents,
$50. Total val, 2J). Con taS,
bt3; 10 icr cout. .!G; Aud !cca.
-; a"vtg, . Total amt duc2J a
WALxrr Bros. SAL: Lake: n X
Ui NV i * SW II OF Ne hEso
10, To, x %. $3.50. Total val,
l5o. Gen inT, : 81; 10 per cent,
-: Aud fees. l -; aIY'tg, ..
Total "m'v duo. ..... g.. % %
Notice !; further given that 10 ucr
cent. Oh tise amount IL each item OF
original Lax, together with ti.9J Aud.
itpr" !se, and - costs q! advertising
for each itc!a Wi: b. collected in adj.
Gii'UH to taU mount 0. original tax
IN CuCh az sand r8lo5 II delinquency,
auu ii sail original ta%la. ucna!tiSj
and costs bc not SCORER collected or
paid 10 iap ta.tl sill =: J o'clock +.
81. on MONDAY. the l@;h Gay OF .Janu.
Hr.!, 1921, at lhc front dor OF thn
CoUI,!!YHCo q Gaid county. ut tho
to@n 0! IG!i:o, thcrcin Gc.i car.i and
every parcel az HIii described prop.
Cgiy for the total anOult ui the orr =
I1alilT, penalty aud costa set unp1s; o
10 each parcel thereof r..pcriivcl
I" tho po5.Ol or persons Who will ph.
the ar3ouUt OF the original tax, PENAL.
IS and coats Tor tho smallest 'rnTcci II
Tie property described opposite there
TO r,FvCg,ivcly, in each rtEO OF dc!il-
qu""cy, aEd that IL! property Gnii 4:
such Galp and each parcel thereof, 10
LitItct 10 redemption within TX
GauHti,G alter IuD GltG uf gl!u b. pay
mCnt oE all az esd CONS a-3.Hs: tho
same, or each parcel ihoycJI TCaIact-
lively, with > Per cent. prr month
thereon, from tho date oia.!id Galc IN
I'll paid.
7. r. MORGAN.
County Treasurer ard cx-OIiCio
Tax Receiver.
l!kc, Nay, Nov. 81, 1900.
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In tie Na;t-r Of the E.i2'c CT Gail Fr9o.lch.
Ev,vaach.
r5toTfCE Is IiEEEnT GivTS ~
b.3 tho urhor'pIEh oN,CiiOg tfIlr estate
Of CJfl TEnelieh. deceased. 10 ilc cr,di;rfi
OF. aud al p,fglut having c'almn RsGin1
the sold deceased. TO cNhihl. them With tho
necessary vourlc,H. within ten months slcr
the fra: IUj,icitiuu q! ihIi II, i,c,. to tho
OK u.,r Of 4'ld c tatr #; IDS pace o. has
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NILES \ II, T'uecarnrn: Homo in
blk NJ. about 20 Il " or West
Ave. owned and occupied by 4
II Niles in fuse, elGO. T'o.ni val,
100. Gen tax, . -; Tuac nrcc.
ial school. 40; 10 per cent. sc:
Aud fees, | -; adv'lg, .. Total
ault duo 80. AZ
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NoRrUEd NTLsoH, T'uscrrcra:
liouGc on lots 3 a.. blk 9. town
of fuse, 800. Total Wi, 100.
Gen tax, 2 %; Tusc Grpcinl
Gchool, 40; 10 per cent, 90; Aud
fees, -; adv'tg, 2. Total nm't
duo p. /. 90 {
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OASIS RAHcn co, Toano: NI5n r
Sc M&SW Il Of ST. u &SE
i OF SW 4 SEQ %, T33, X CO,
with improvements and dcpos.
it on State land. GlA0D; 120
stock horses. 1900; Q stulliona,
ECO; 80 stock cattle, CO.,; y wnr.
ons, lG0; machinery, 15Nr Total
val, 6,Ol0. Gen Tux. liz f3:
10 iicr cent. II ~; Aud fees,
l %; adv'tg, 9. Total amt
duo StG; or
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WI"TrR3 J l., {: IirAG1
II II, White Rock: s X
OI SW J.! S% :, otSE 81:
Q. * \ uF NV Il SEQ II. Il
-. |; -, with improvements,
32E1. Total VA, 30. Con ta5,
6L3; 10 i'cr cout. .GG; Aud !cca.
2Ji uav'tg, . Total amt duo?J
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McCosREn VI 6 co, T'croma: SE
q Of Sec b, II IL, Il CO, 5000.
Total val, 90. Con tax, ! 20.
poll tax, q; 10 yer cent, /; aud
fees, l -; adv'tg.2. Total amt
duo..... ........... 81 10
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Dated, Eoycmlrr Il. 1890.