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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOR THE
City and County of San Francisco, State OF Cali
fornia, Department No. Gin the matter of the ap-
plicatiOn of REDWOOD MANUFACTURERS AS
ISOLATION, a corporation, to dissolve and disin-
cOrporate-NO S0,256-Notfce is hereby given that
the REDWOOD MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIA-
principal place of business in the City and County
of San francisco, State aforesaid. has made its
application to the Superior Court of said city and
county for its dissolution, and that Wednesday, the
24th day of September, a. ID. 1890. at the opening
of SAID court, thereafter counsel can
be heard, in the courtroom or Department No of
said Superior Court at the new City Hall, in said
City and County of San Francisco, the time and
place set for the hearing OF said application.
In witness whereof 1 have hereuutO set my hand
and affixed the seal of said Superior Court at my
office. in the City and County of san francisco
State of California, this 10Th day of August, A. ID.
1890.
[SEAL.l WILLIAM A. DAVIES, Clerk
W. j. HENEY, Deputy Clerk.
nROv-NS Attorney Ambient au17
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L-OR SALE-ST0YE, TIN AND HARDWARE
L business in large town; a irst-class oppor-
tunity the county seat over 5000 population: no
other sore or the same kind within Is miles For
further particulars apply or address II. SCTCLIFFE,
9yl broadway. Oakland. au21 IT
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shwiSG MACHINES

CEWING MACHINES FOR SALE AND RE-
= paired. W. b HIGGINS, 52S Hayes ST. MIRA tt
Cox NEW YORK OR HELPMATE; BRAND
I'D OC. new latest; best for S5 ali kinds repaired;
rpntnd chean- j l.. HICKS b61 Mission. mrl II
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nFFEB WANTED FOR SMALL HOTEL IN
~ manufacturing district owners illness cause OF
selling; building and furniture cost $780, no
reasonable offer refused. J. W. DONNELLY d co.
II Market 81. aul9 5lF
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HORSES.
TOR SALE, CHEAP, BUCKSKIN MARE 8 YEARS
Il old, weight 1900 pounds; also bay horse years
old weight 1850 pounds: works double single.
KentG Ky Stables Pacific ST., bet SansOme and
Montgomery au22 81
EMILE HORSE; SUITABLE FOR CART OR
~ business buggy; also saddle. Apply 2I36 six
teenth ST., near Howard. au2l 3tF
GOOD HORSE FOR SALE; s55. 1915 MISSION
VI street. au2l 3t*
. HORSES FOR SALE CHEAP APPLY 523
= Minna au2O tt
> MARES AND HORSES. 500 EACH; / MARE
Z $3.50 ia Front st au2O 3t*
Young HORSE a YEARS OLD FOR SALE
1913 Seventh St aulS 7tF
CTRoNG GENTLE HORSE THAT ANY LADY
- can drive, harness and top buggy for want of
use. 1918 Hyde ST. aul7 7t+
CENTRAL PARK HORSE MARKET; SELL OR
y purchase horses. WOODS x SfICE aul6 tt
NINE-YEAR-oLD HORSE GOOD Buggy AND
~ new harness for sale at bargain; splendid rig
for lady: the owner has no use for It,. Call or adj
dress W. cor. Iwcnty-ninth and Dolores. au16 If
GIANT AUTOMATIC FEED BAGS, ALL
VI leather: saves time, feed and worry; will last
20 common bags; 75c to 81 80. Depot 522
FIFTH St auto Inns
IA ORK-HoRsEs TO HIRE sI5 PER MONTH;
w horses 1850 to 100 pounds, for sale: $50 to
$50 apiece. 226Valencia 81. aul I'm
L'oR sALE-HoRSE AND WAGON AND HAIR
i ness; suitable for express; horse D years old:
cheap; price Sl75. Apply 293S Mission St. an7 II
Iron THE CoUNTRY-2O HEAD WORKING
i aud driving horses and IA head of mules 1905
Howard ST. au7 I'm
ECLIPSE LIVERY AND SALE STABLES 1925
II Eddy ST.; under new management: bugges and
horses for hire special attention TO boafdersao ln%
1 USINESS AND ROAD HORSES BOUGHT. SOLD
ID and exchanged. K. WATKINS, l21 Turk.2 I'm
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STORAGE.

DACIFIC STORAGE co, 30i STOCKTON ST.:
L furniture ana merchandise; advances made. 10 Il
FURNITURE STORED - STERLING FURNI
II ture CO.. 1899. 104l Market. Rosentha BLDG. tt
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GARLAND BOARDING AND ROOMS.

OAKLAND BOAKDISG AND KOOMs.
ELEGANT ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE, AT
Il the Albany, Fifteenth and Broadway, Oakland;
block from the narrow-gange depot; table is un
surpassed elevator and arteSian water; hrst-claSs
In every way. e. a. MAUERHAN, Propr,etorl IL 3m
N ILI.SoN HOUSE. OPP, CITY HALL - ELE
W CANT sunny rooms: reasonable rates; special at
tention given to the comfort of guests, both tran
Sent and REGULAR Nth and WaShinGton. lelO 3m
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CLOSING UP ESTATE; BRUSSELS sEWED,
" laid soc; 2ply 25c ;oiicloth 2c ;curtanpoleS
&c. IniLttitr- inc NEWMAN BROS.. III SiYth st
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4 ROCERY BUSINESS, WITHOUT BAR: WELL
" established; choice location; must sell at once.
CLLAs. MLN DEKsON. 204 MONTGOMERY ST. al ~.
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DBoVISIoN-sToRE, WITH LIVING ROOMS,
i cheaD. 2l9 Sixth ST. au2l Ste
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PERSONALS.

LARRY PHoLRY, STAGE CARPENTER, IF IN
MEYERS an21 ar
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L OR SALE ESTABLISHED COR
j ner grocery and bar, with horse and wagon. APP
Fly Secretary Grocers' Union, Sc cor. Grove and
Buchanan SITS aG21 3ts
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PIANOs. YiOLINS AND 7HEET MUSIC.
Q,c- ROSEWOOD PIANO FOR SALE ON So
CTOO. Instruments. Call 2l3 Powell st. auIS 1T
DIANOS CHEAP AT 40 MCALLISTER ST. (;
store open evenings till o'clock Schubert
Agency. aul7 II"
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Q.O5O EACH-STOP RIGHT HERE AND
u OOO don't go further; get one or more OF our
lots near San Pablo ave-: 2 blocks from cable-caT
terminus; Will double in less than months; don't
you fail buy and easy terms; sa e for
this price for one week only. CLoUGH BAKER,
46S 9th st. aus Goblin
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goo HANDSOME DOMESTIC SEWING-MA-
DCO. chine: drawers: almost new; complete
new-style attachments. l407 Valencia ST. 1T
TOR SALE POINTER BITCH, 81 MONTHS
Il old partly broke frst-cIass ped1gree price $50
Address A. r., Box 80, CALL Branch once.au20 3tF
pEDWooD FENCE. FIT. HIGH 1852 TT. LONG;
LII S12. 1858 Harrison st. au20 3t%
RABY-BUGGY = HALF PRICE DRADY, 22s
ID Fourth st. au2O st
L'0R SALE-l2x2i-IN. CoRLISS ENGINE AND
boiler, Shaftlng pulleys, saw, paner, etc, with
long lease OF ground; very low rent Apply TO
Mission st. aui6 7ts
/ ARGE IRON SAFE, COMBINATION LOCK
IL Cosmopolitan Storage, TO Mission st. jy18tf
NEW AND SECONDHAND SAFES FOR SALE
IN cheap az Main st. mr3O 81
CHEPARD'S FOOT AND POWER LATHEs
- HICKS, agent, 667 Mission st. sc27tf
NEW AND SECONDHAND SAFES MIGHELI,
IN d RICHARDS cor. Bush and Market SITS. o o I'm
CAFE, SCALE, LETTER-PRESS, STORE TRUCK
- and money-till cheap l02 Clay st. au2S I'm
CECoND-HAND BOILERS, ENGINES, PUMPS,
- shafting, pulleys, betting, water pipes, etc. Mo-
INTOSH WOLPMAN. 1877 Beale ST. de4 II
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A GREAT oFFER-SToCK OF 80 NEW AND
y secondhand pianos OF prominent makers low
prices. ANrIshLL Seventh and MARKET. au7 If
lust RECEIVED, 10 GOOD SECONDHAND
y pianos: terms Tow. STATHAM, 1922 Market. 2 If
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q ~. STOCK and hNtures; hrst-cIass location;
10 tnHerS Address NJ, Box 1853, CALL Branch.2l Is
G5S0 CARPENTER-SHoP FOR SALE: GOOD
" OOO' stock and trade. j. S. VAN wINKLE d
90. ~. Market
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TIGAR-SToRE; DOING GOOD BUSINESS; CALL
- at once. 20 Grant ave au2l 3t<
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OR SALE - FRUIT STORE, HORSE AND
street. au20 3t$
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byron MAUZY. AGENT SoHMER. HALLETrS
ID Cumston Newly q Evans. 3OS Post. iny221
BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND PIANOS AT
ID kUHLEB q CHASE'S, 104l Market ST. au2l tt
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=. fGA FRUIT AND PRODUCE STORE; WAC
e IOO. on, horses harness: full stock fruit and
produce: furnished rooms; good fixtures; must
Sell to-day BOOKER ~ CO.. s4l Market st. IT.
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II YOU WANT A BARGAIN IN RESTAURANT
i cal O6 second So. ANIL IT.
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GDEO SALOON: DOING GOOD BUSINESS: . |
u ZCO. rooms. Apply 9lS Howard st. au2l 3t*
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ROOMS TO LET
1Ds) SECoND-FURNISHED SUNNY ROOMS
IL for housekeeping; water; bath; other
rooms. au22 IT'S
OFT I II / RID ROOMS FURNISHED FOR
I'll housekeeping; other rooms; rent reason
able. au22 5t%
HlQ SECONDS ROOMS AND BATH.
In PROSPECT PLACE, BET SACRAMENTO
llO and California-Double and single rooms, l5c
night or 81 per week. au22 2ts
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ONCE OF The MoRSISG CALL, S57 broadway. near
Seventh st. once hours 8 A. NJ. to p. NJ.
g.O7S SIS CASH: BALANCE $l5 PER
u y u. month; elegant lots fn the most rapidly
improving portion of Oakland; choice location /;
only minutes walk to train: don't wait. but Sc
cure choice lot to-day call and see A Ii.
BREED a Co, 232 MOntg0mery St, S. T. au227t
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q MOSS, OFF HOWARD, BET SIXTH AND
" Seyenth-nice rear house; large sunny rooms
yard; cellar; rent low, au22 St%
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CAI;PIrF

Ii MY GOODS ARE DOWN TO BEDROCK
y prices: parlor snlt5 S25, ranges S5. cham
Der sets complete $50 reductions all round; cash or
instaiments. = Ii. NELSON. 1856 Fourth 81 30st
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-04-10
April 10 IL and II, 1890.
THE HOME MAGAZINE, conducted

! HE 11OAlL CuuuuClCu
by Mrs. John A. Logan, for April,
l contains the brightest sketch of an
April poem that the spring sun will smile
upon.
Picture of the Worlds Fair Com
mittee.
Empress Augusta-by Mrs. Logan.
A Trip to Hebron-bv Mrs. Lane.
"Jauct: A Story by Mrs. Oliphant.
Kings Daughters-by Mary Lowe
Dickinson.
The illustrated article with finest
views ever taken of interior of Vice
President Morton's Home.
The Women's College, at Baltimore,
Illustrated.
Bright Bits from Bright Books.
All about Marie Bashkirtseff; extracts.
The little folks are remembered, and 4
story of Abraham Lincoln, the White
House and his boy Tad" Picture OF
the woman "who went up to the
moon" to sweep the cobwebs out OF
the sky.
"Dining Room" with a seasonable
bill of fare.
1.-The Painting of the Old Home
stead by Amber.
Society Notes, A Short Story, and a
host of other good things.
Magazine is sent THREE months for TEN
'e AaIress OF s'' The BRFtGpTx PUB. co.
Washington, D. c.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-04-10
STANLEY'S STORY.


The American reading public Is SEEM
ingly very much exercised to-day over
the Stanley books which have been pub
llshcd and are now upon the market for
its patronage, and not without good rea-
son. The numerous editions offered are
bolstered up by such glaringly inconsist-
ent statements that the average reader,
if he will but exercise a reasonable de-
gree of caution, may readily perceive
the deception intended to be practiced
upon him. The best rule for u friends
to pursue in this matter is this: See
that the publishers are well-known and
legitimate members of the Book Trade,
with thoroughly established business rep
utation of many years growth that the
title or subject of the book really repre-
sents what is wanted; and lastly, beware
of the publishers who cry the loudest
over imaginary frauds of other publishers.
These can safely be set down as the ones
to be stunned, for the cry of fraud with
them is their only stock in trade-their
hest advertisement with the unthinking
public.
..Stanley's Story; or Through the
| Wilds of Africa just issued by the
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-04-10

earth can lay claim to such glorious
and precious memories. Let us keep
this brotherhood together on the high
est plane of citizenship and prove to
the people, North and South, that the
Grand Army of the Republic is
worthy of their confidence, that it is
doing a work demanded by the
strongest claims of humanity, and
that its objects are in accord with the
purest principles of patriotism"
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-04-10
A Business Man.

Can pack his grip and travel any.
where, without other help than a well
filled purse provides. This is not al
WAYS true as regards ladies and children,
especially if the journey be long. Ac.
cordingly the Santa Fe Route has inaug'
urated a series of weekly excursions to
Pacific Coast, leaving Kansas City every
Friday evening, in charge of experience
ed employees of the company. Invalids,
and ladies travelling alone or with chill
dren, are shown every possible attention
en- route. The cheapest rate tickets that
can be bought to California will be hon.
ored on this train. An extra charge OF
So 90 is made for use Of Pullman tour
shcets. blankets, curtains, etc. Call on
nearest agent, or address Geo, T.
| Nicholson, q. T.. IL II. A., A. Il. u 3,
| F. Il Il, Co., Topeka, Kansas
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Supplies market value.::.:... 1884 0s
Total assets. s37 800 90
1884 0s
s37,970 90
DEpA nlSiENT OF MISSOURI.

Total assets. s37 $40 90
DEPAnIAENT OF MISSOURI.
In July, 1865, an association was
formed in st. Louis under the title Of
"volunteer Mutual Aid Society,"" Its
principle purpose being to secure EN-.
ployment for honorably discharged
Union soldiers and sailors, who were
at this time returning in large mum.
5ers, almost all seeking work. Up
to April G., 1887, this association had
obtained positions for 1903 veterans,
and there being no pressing neces-
sity for further united work, the as
ISOLATION was dissolved and the bal.
ance of funds on hand transferred to
the soldiers Orphan Home in st.
Louis.
One Of the most efficient Posts in
the interior of the state was organized
October /, 1866, in Kirksyille, Adair
county. The Post was maintained
until 1871, and reorganized in 1880.
In that year a reunion Of soldiers was
held there, lasting four days. Another
successful reunion was held in 1885.
On May II, 1868, a department
encampment was held in st. Louis.
There were at this time 100 Posts in
this state, on April 22, 1882, = con
vention to organize the department
was held at Kansas City, with repre-
sentatives of nine Posts present.
Maj. VIM. Warner Of Kansas City,
was elected department commander
and served two years, and chartered
over 1G0 Posts, with q membership in
good standing of 6,G96.
Annual meetings Of the depart
ment; Kansas City, April p, 1882;
st. Joseph, March %, 1888; st.
Louis, April 10, 1884; Kansas City,
March 4, 1885; Mexico, February
II, 1886; Springfield. February 2,
1887; Trenton, March II, 1888;
---- 1889; Jefferson City,
A..:l IN al 10 100n
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed administrator Of the estate OF
Magdalena Steininger, deceased, will
make final settlement of his accounts
with said estate as such administrator at
the next term Of the probate court OF
Cole county, Missouri, to be holden at
the City of jefferson, in said county, on
the I'd Monday of May A. D., 1890.
j. N. STEININGER,
Administrator.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-04-10
ne DIDN'T PLAY lr RIGHT.

Missuuri's treasury is not SO flush as
heretofore,
And Treasurer Ed holland won't play
poker any more;
While playing poker, in itself, is
really not q sin
1t sometimes is accounted so unless
we play to win.
And holland is suspended from his
office not because
He "blowcd in thirty thousand and
has badly strained the laws
The natives Of the commonwealth
emphatically declare
A man who cant play poker hasn't
any business there
Free access to their money will here
after be denied
To men who have not proven they
are fully qualified;
The voters will their interests Of their
commonwealth retaId
Unless they choose a treasurer who
turns the winning card.
They ought not on religion or on
politics to stand,
They want a man who always deals
himself the strongest hand:
In holland there were lacking these
great qualities and so
The governor has said to him you'll
please git up aud CO." -.
@swChicago Herald
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The county court met Monday as o
board of equalization. The assessment
Of cattle was increased 20 per cent. The
assessed valuation Of the county is, real
estate 50 ,221 ,905 aud personal property,
81, OF, 228. Total 1920 1928.
We hope our senators and con-
pressmen will watch the interests of
Missouri people in relation to con-
gressional acts on the importation of
lead, zinc, etc.
The Tribune pretends to be very
much interested In Mr.. Fred Buehrle
(republican) that he may get some
big position, etc. Now The Tribune
better look after Judge Goodwin,
one of its own party members.
The city council met Monday evening
and the old council adjourned sine die.
The members retiring were Messrs. Cor
don, Linhardt, Gillian and Fitzpatrick.
The new members, Mcssrs. J.. A. Hurt,
Herman. Jens, Jacob Tanner, A. Bran
denbcrger and George J. Vaughan were
sworn in. The report Of the finance
committee showed a balance in the treas
ury of Sl3, 773. 65, ss,OiO.43 belonging
to the interest fund.
Mr.. Tenny Mckinney passed
through the city from Aurora Springs
on his way to Nevada, this state, to
enter into the drug business with Mr..
Herman Miller. Tenny i, one of the
thorough and trustworthy young
business men in this state, and he has
| many friends who wish him well in
his new home.
1t would be Just about as well if
the Jeff City Tribune would interest
itself politically for Judge j. Hous-
ton Goodwin sometimes called Tip. }
He has q large family, has been and
is now one of the ablest workers in
the democratic party, and should be
given q place where he can draw q
salary, In consideration of his long
and faithful service in the party.
II strawberries are to be set out care
should be taken to have the soil vel
prepared. Set the plants in rows three
feet apart and one foot apart in the row
taking care to spread out the root;
evenly and to fill in with soil well around
the roots. One of the most important
items in setting out trees OF plants is tc
see that the soil Is well filled in around
the roots. Neglect to do this properly
is often the cause Of the plants failing tC
grow, Tue soil should be well filled II
and trampcd down upon the roots.
Silver Dick Bland, member o.
congress, ought to be heard from il
relation to the Usage river, Shiplcy':
Shoal, etc. The Usage is 4 grea
river and the handsomest one In TIN
world, reaching from near Jefferson
City, Mo-, on the Missouri river, t.
q long way into the state Of Kansas
DR.. l.. NJ. Schumacher, born anc
raised in York, Pennsylvania, ant
who resided in this city several year
practicing his profession, died in st
Louis, Mo-. last week. The doctor
was of good family and highly re
spected. His father was a Lutheran
minister, now deceased and buried il
front of his church in York, Pa. Ont
of his brothers, (now dead was TO
a long time o professor in Gettysburg
college, Pa.
Photographs given away. Ever,
person buying S. worth of clothing
will get one-half dozen card size pho
tographs free, and the purchaser o
$40 and upwards will get onc-hal
! dozen cabinet size photographs a
Goldman's clothing store.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-04-10

Spring Stock now complete. Bcauti-
III new dry goods in every depart
nent. Prices low and assortment the
.argest in the city.
r. DALLMEyER, Madison st,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-04-10
C.. A. r..
Some Extracts from Beath's
History.

The Grand Army Of
the Republic, an Or
ganization whose car
dinal principles are
Fraternity, ty,
and Loyalty. with
charity for all and NAL
ice toward none"
Mr.. Bcath, il his pre-
face, a y s.: IN
other organization on
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-10-23
Guelph and Rothschlld.

The Dublin Times in its London cor
respondence announces that Che Princess
Maud, youngest daughter of the Prince
and Princess of Wales, is about to be be-
trothed to Ferdinand de Rothschild, with
the full approval of her father. The
princess was born Nov. 90, 1869, and the
time has fully arrived to obtain for her
suitable matrimonial alliance. Whether
the queens consent will be given to this
match remains to be seen. The social
atmosphere of London is filled with
rumors concerning the proposed
union. Should a social dispensation
be granted by her majesty, the joining
together of these two scion of the house
of Guelph and Rothschild, will be the
event of the coming year. The fortu-
nate possessor of millions has had the
glamor of royalty thrown over him by
the princess, who appears quite favora-
BILE to such disposal of herself in matri-
mony. There is nothing less than a
dukedom that would be suitable to the
consort of kings daughter, so that the
house of lords must e'er long receive a
Jewish duke with no less enthusiasm
than it accorded Jewish premier in the
person Of Disraeli.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-10-23


arises from several causes The action
sol the present congress has very greatly
strengthened the republicans with the
labor element I'D this state. Thefaiinre
of the democrats to give them any rep
resentation on their tieketenraged them,
and as good portion OF tho republican
local ticket is composed of those who
have been known as prominently identi-
fed with labor movements the drift is
rapidly settling In towards the republi-
cans. hare :iSca their
eyes on several other legislative districts
that have hitherto gone democratic and
propose to carry them.
The republicans claim that the demo-
Gratis have so mismanaged the finances
as to increase the state debt about $4,-
10000. and that the revenues of the
state arc not enough by half million to
meet the current expenses. lii this they
have much the best of their opponents,
for ono of the grievances most COM
planned of by the farmers is that of debt
and taxation. The democrats in their
/ platform shoulder the responsibility for
! the debt, anddeclared thatit was created
to erect Il number of public buildings.
The figures in the office of the state
| treasurer disclose the fact that nearly a
million and a half of it was created by
borrowing money to pay interest on a
| prior debt, the democrats having resort
ed to that scheme for raising funds with
which to meet their interest obligations
The figures also disclose the fact that
| another million of it was borrowed tx
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-10-23

A THOROUGH reform of the Prussian
system of taxation has been planned by
Finance Minister MIGUEL and will be SUBJ
mitted soon to the Prussian deputies.
The principal ideas of this reform are
the closer estimate of the incomes of tax
payers, the heavier taxation of funded
income in comparison with salaries or
wages and the extension of the inheri-
tence tax to children, parents, and the
widow or widower. Herr MIGUEL also
purposes to introduce several quite new
provisions concerning the number OF
children and other dependents in each
household WITH a view 70 I1ghtenTng the
burdens of fathers of large families. The
income tax will decrease relatively from
incomes of SO, $50 downward