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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF .he sienoy and SO,

5t $50 marEpts. s'f rfHf' r
j NV Yonx, Oct. 2.--MonCy on call armet,
ranging from s,os per cent hsl loan spei
cent, closed offered At per cent. ft,mc NOR,
can.iic paper o 4as per cent Sterling Exchange
quiet NJ 81 si,4ai 10. talcs i53,eoi bbhrrs.
The continued liquidation In Sugar Retinets
was again n most disluieting factor In tho stock
market oday. but added TO this was tho higher
rates for money, the iosses Ia tho earnings on
the u. Paul, and the dispatch asserting thai tho
burlington and u. Paul would give tho UnIou
Pacific no more through business and would
ehaiHe The last named flll local taies on ali
business originating at points on IT. llne. sugar
Retnera was agAin the proninGn feature ID tho
trading and tuctuatcd Wildly. The general list
WAS held rom pnraiiyoly steady during tho fore.
noon. The Changers and Union Pacific wore at.
tackled. md material losses were sustained, Tho
iinal trading was large aud u strong tone PIE!
vailed in all portions u tho litt. The close was
active and strong At about tho level OF the open.
Inv figures. The anal changes show majority
Of Losses. confined 10 fractional amounts. 5iI'
7 Railroad bonds quief. d '-l1Ila7 ~
IA
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WHEAr-ENAh No. spring 81 0OI4al COZ; No
spring o3a95c: No. . rcd 81 GOAL 0gIl octo.
per q G4al gl4at 0GI; December Il WA
l GaEal o2h; May 81 06II.ai 07s4al OH.
CohNNCash,, NO. ?, bg1saj01SA501sc; octObsl
99i:; November t0Isa5l1 sa501sc; May h35J.astn
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LiYe Stock,

CHICAGO. Oct. Cattle Receipts 10000
head; shipments 400 head; msrSet steady;
Stockers 81 7oa2 30; cows, bulls and mixed 81 lua
~: IeXans q 25H2 70; rangers 81 s5.3 20. Hogs
Receipts 0,0C0 hcnd; shipments ii 900 head:
market lover: mixed 50 15ai Is: pri,ae heavy
lbai 90: light 81 lCai l5 pigs s. 7s,3 co. Sheep
Receipts 6,00O head; market nctive: natives
?eai 20; westerns 81 Coal 55 stockess So 6211sa
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Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy, Ia a
positive specific for oil forms Of the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
sted and Protruding Piles. Price Soc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. Daw
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Metals.
Nntfon

NEW York, Oct. 2s-Plg iron dull. Cope,
a GKe SS H s 81 steady d0mesc
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'How to Care All sl,n DIssa!t.e,. "

Simply apuly "swArEx's oIsrMEST."" No In.
sernal medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
9!ea, Az eruptions on the face, hands nose, &C.,
great healing and curative powers are possessed
" ~ no other remedy. Ask your druggist Tor
sWAfais OiN1IENr. y. 2. ii TzhsAw q
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When Baby was sick, wo gavc her Cas:oria,
: When she was Child, sho cried 70: Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Cas:oria,
When she had Children, she care them Cas.oriA
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NEW York, Oct a.-Pe.roleum relapsed into
IN usnsl Guinness; and to-day tho only features
email GALES. Pennsylvania; Opened higher:
closed al eoc Lima, no sales; total sales n, 90
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EAs- LIBERTY, Oct, 2!.-Cattle-Reccpt s8a
,ead; shipments 7S5 head. Nothing doing ali
nen!s 4.70o bead; market slow; phI a s
= 3aa4 IS; mixed 81 25ai 81; best Workers
!5at Is; common s. Coal 10. shecp-Recelpts
,4Oohead; shipments LOO head; market steady.
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,, G{,Sc nv O., Oct. .cot.on steady; mid
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yI1ANTED--A MAN TO TAKE AN
w once and represent a manufacturer; SO
res week; small capital ftqnItod. Address. with
stamp, Manufacturer, BOX ", West Action. Mas
''' NE. Oriktxka
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p.ondstutIs mad proy,sionx.


kOt ruling weak most OF Tho session. TEe boa
interest having the coutroi was rather agvr ,,s
slvc and long wheat kept coming out AT each ,ic
! the wheat sold on these orders aided Tho dc
cline. - -Is. - 80 : -.
,o., ni We larry hctive ana little unsettled
monits,t ny SESSION. pnt weaker leeling wa,
tnm.n. I. anu Tue btH OF the business was q
Gstst 'TiS IA, ma
tied. with n in,vn, ra WE, as'i'e ous unset
cto.eT 1 s,n,d ancaetm!ely active. Tho marIe
e'I Flon s. s,s a. meu !.a iisules.
WIZ r!vrI sNsny am uhchAnged, ,
M,nW Mash No. spring u GOAL ~; No
beI & doi %,t'G GE S9 tea y Wal wy oeto
EEo ns,i u Es NAY slVoHai oiAal VA.
,o SstSn"Nsasn, no: by1esaG%sA5gLsc; Oct0bsl
SS9S1,' november oo>4a5liss6otsc; hlay t31.aAn
o' n,1sco., ". ,,,l.,o,l.
i6taiSlttc' december 42'aAlS'tai'c; May 4'ha
RR1n1Ey-s0c; 4
T TLaSsELpGsl 40:
MES posKICssh SO aaat025: December SO 10;
y ~ ny st2 oai2 l7%al2 lGi1; May ST. 671sa
l. I o",S ~; - ..
Lang 3: 70 1896 80: December Sc 10: JAZZ.
aa sxoS 50 g naS, tsas o.; Nay 81 ala7
January al y S'1a1b 9oa5 s71a; May 90 2!,sa6 sa
~ =
SnonLpERS-S5 G?2t'4za5 IS; short clear s. S3a5 o.
MillsKf-Sl II. es.fa- -e
enthusiastically: extra creamery 23a2;c; extra
Eoos-10seec. - =,
sET SoEK, Oct. 4.-Flour, receipts $1,000
barrels; exports so barrels; market dull AM
easier; sales 10 100 barrels. Wheat rece!rts So 900
gasae!s; ahip%enss $500 bushels Of futures ami
lower; NOS red 991%casl 90; unereled red 81 0s3l
n IVA options lower: No. . red October 81 w:
november ). 979; December 81 &Sai G9at tS55s
January 81 09al 0ehsal coz: February Il lOlss
Im,w =, siIt5s1i "a Nay 81 lE4al legal IA:
Colts 4, S5iI visni VA. nyS qMlet Corn re-
ia 0O hnshes ~ ai'y1 ~ d gHsheis sa':s
snnt: ,oarset t,-cnnia anu 49'Vvu oushGiS o.
Ss7Zc. c1r,nher' ttf;a. unsthut9 mixcI bi9aa
ber 80. Isnn,or H ,sC oS1sc' Decstn
iii e0j SIshns. Jntn' hy Hc o@H, rees!p 1S
mnrkei dul arH hc a"a .';yov ouineN q sp1l;
ccnlber 49hc: Nav Sic: suot ~ ~ ~
white 81 II; mixed western 45,l, ig,Gc:
white do 6OaiGc; No. ChIcnro aolIc toIiae
steady, with little change in nrices sn.,rJnii.
refined lower; c ltc: extra & bsSr. whita
extra a11G55,c: yellow 5lia5Lc: on A SiFc. monid
A 55ssc; standard 4 exc: coniect,onerST &c:
cutIOnt and crushed &c; powdered &c: cra,iu.
iat9a o%c; Mo!asscs quiet. Rice firm. Tallow
n,isHGr. Eosih tlrm. Tlrpentine nominal al
Z22I ~ Eggs hfm a. &c. Pork strong; mes
~ Inhl2So; extra prime $40 5eal 90. Cut meats
~ ~ karu easier IS "a am quiet; western steam
g. g. az 81 s9vember g 81 December Sc o. January
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ss,T''ot" pUuNFT yHFVTt
G0yernirUnt aud StAtu bonds ffnl.
DoNbs ANp srocK oro1ArloNs-c1nSrn nln


y. g. Is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 Mississippi. q
y. D. q cotpohs...-f2tHi do preferred 80. 81
Y. y u reg.......l0i Oregon lmprove't..8i
VI 4>,s colpon.~l lob Oregon Say.........., 81
l'acillo "a OK 'ga.....ll3 I0tes0n Trans..... 81,
.tdahis Extfess...lt9 Pacific Mfti.,..,....., al
American Exptess.llt lpittsburgh.....,...,.,lb0
CANADA facin c.....- 1ihlPnllmhn Palace. ...20S
Canada Son hern... 80 Reading ..,.....,,.... 87l
IealEa1 facihe..".. y Rock ialaHa.....,...... ~
Cnesspeake& Ohio lgji Il. l. Il San Fran. "
9oEfst preferred. o. ST. Paul ...."....,..,... 30
40 second ptefd- ~ do Pretetred.....,.l09
Ehi. Bni.4 Quincy. 4hl st. Paul ~ Omaha, "a
Del. i Hudson. ,,,...l3sss do preferred, S,
Del, Lack. 4 WcStffSh} Tcnn. Coal & FROM. Is
Denver 4 Il. G,...... IL Texas Pac!fc.,.,..,, il
Erc..:............... Union PaCi1c....... igt
FORT ayne.....,....lSj III. 3. EXprCSs.,..... G5
ILLINOIS CentrAl......l00 w., st. l.. L P....,. II
Kansas Il Tcxt 49,. u do preferred, ii
Lake khore.....lU7 lWells.Fafpo Ex 1i0
Louisville u Nash. 77IItWestcrn Union INV. sls
Memphis Chas... 81 Am. Cotton OIL. lvs
Michigan Central. 0lLColoIado Coal...,,.. as
Nilsson n Pacllc..... Gg Iron Silver ,..,.lS5
Nashville & CHAT. Q7 lQuickkIlycr..,,......7 IL
Now.ersvJ Y eutsal.llUk do preferred ,,.... al
Norfolk CIV. preld 81 sntro, ,,,,.,,.,,,...,... u
Northern Pacilc.... 2SN Rlchm'd Il ", +. Il. isl
do ,pstfesrcd....~ iAtchispn. ........,.... Sit
northwestern .".1Us9t Chicago GaB,.........., Al
do ptcierred.....l3S Lead Trust. ..,,.,,,.,,. lDf
Now York Central. sugar .,,,,,.,,,,,,,,. o.
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wAVppn-Agents, 20 sell tho fiu,ess Clothes
nANlLu Line: the only line ever Invented
that holds the clothes without pins; n perfect
AGENTS. 10 whom tho exclusive right Is given; on
receipt Of 70 cents va viii sGnd u sample line BY
mall: also circulars. price list and terms 10
SyriitS; secure your territory At once. Adore.
gt,ept WnrccktCf, Mas .rI-FH- ~ 'rIlI Wa
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Proposals..
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

n 0f'0f' ~ WV : "''o'0",'
Seated bids Will he received by tho Clerk Of
the BDnti Of Education until 8 O'Clock p. III. on
insoI M addition to ULlon School house and
Tor making alterations IN the old building, as
shown by pans mud specifications now on illc
III LhS office. ssfds Win be received for the
S "vv n " ~ ;cct rny LUZ nr iii ~,
Part" scouting contract to enter into suitable
bond tJr the faithful pesf6fmaH:c OF the said
work. Address Ill bids 10 a,'s
T. Z. HALL,
org CLERK o. heard Of Education.
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GlsctSSAT1, o., Oct. 4.-IIogs, supply short
and market lower: common and light DE- Toni ID:
packing and butchers 81 SAL Is; receipts i,I0o
head; shipments 1900 head. y 49,, 80 y
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WOOL.

:, hiRAoFoRp, Pa. Oct. 2i.-opened and lowest
iste; closed aud highest sO<e; c,earaacSs HI DO
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13yANTED-CASH ORDERS FOR
w Apple, Peach. Plum. Pear and Cherry
phGie Trees. Naples, roplnis. Elns, Ca,alpus,
Ar Eyrrgreens, irI.h Jumpers, Norway Spruce.
Al Kinds Of Arbor vitpus. Large supply. Cheap
ri pdtcs Address Tor siree price list Quo
Valley NURSERIES. MouNdsyillc. w.Vh.oc4s
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t....
Wanted.

UyANTED-A MAN TO TAKE AN
w once and Represent n manufacturer; $50
per week; ANAL capital REQUIRED. Address,
With stamp, Manufacturer. Box 70, West Action,
MEH .... .HF..HtI|'' # hl2 Ii
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For Sale.

LNNGINE AND BOILER FOR SALE,
IL Sow located Rt l obeuS'c!u Tannery, sixth
ward. Apply 10 RIEEgARr & TATUM, 1914
Market street. ....'.#H nr1d
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OH CRY, Pa. Oct, 2t,-opened Mt 7o,.c. b,oh.
est soc; lowest 70gc; cloRcdu we; sales l5STo1
barrels: Charters 80 49, barrels; shipments Ii lis
barrels: runs los lG7 barrels - '''f 't''-'
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For Ront,

EOR EEST-A FfRST.CIASS FUR.
Il NIslED room nj 1903 Market Street. Priv.
I'n-N Il hath nptsS
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INrANTED--MINERS,

The Pittsburgh and Wheeling Coal Company,
at bridgeport and Maynard, are doing an OK.
p'cc'i a rope hanlSge At Wheeling Creek ,8Ine
aud I, giving satisfaction, bringing out the coal
T,pidl. numLer OF men can be put 10 work.
Houses ran be- had. Columbus scale and femi.
monthly pAEE Arp InSie. 20 81 SEA
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nH1O RIVER RAILROAD TIME
~ table tnking effect August II, 1890, : Pas.
stnHer trains will run az follows-C Central Tine,
~ tlalls daily except those marked thus +,
which do not run Oh Sunday, 49, - "
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EOR REMITTANCE BRICK RESI-.
i ukSGE, No. 100 Twelfth street at n reduced
rental until April !, ISL. Apply 10 RiSEHART
I. TAICM, Real Estate Agents. 1874 Market
street .H7-r=' :, ocit
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rIr1snuRoH. Pa. Oct. 2,.-petroleum ycrv
d d opened At we; closed at 7glsc; highest
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Highest of all in Leavening Powerful. S. Govt Report, Aug. II, 1889.
@kA!!!! B Bsxdsgz
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
LET THEM LOOK AROUND.

1 LET THEM LOOK AROUND.
When I hear a beardless youth swea. by the stars
That woman lie a thing divine, a creature formed
Whene'er 14ear him pirate about the beauties of
About her sweet and winning smiles, about her
fairy grace;
Who calls her eyes the heavenly orbs that bright
And chase away beneath their gaze the elements
whene'er / hear him say these things l utter ne'r
But take him to a dry goods store and let him
When sometimes in my travels I fall in with a
Who says the female mind is built upon a right
Who tells me that her heart is full of holy ten
And that we are mistaken at her so-called love
Who tells me of her modesty. and of her cheer
full home, s
From which a decent husband would never care
to roam; 4
Whene'er 1 hear him say these things in manner
most profound,
I take him to a brilliant ball, and let him look
1t very seldom happens, but at times 1 chance to
A man who says his wife is quite a stranger to
Who says that women tell the truth, and never
would deceive.
As did in ages long since gone their sinful Moth
Who says they are as innocent as any artless
With dispositions free from fraud, and manners
soft and mild.
Whenever such a man I meet, in my direction
I ask him home to dine with me. and let him
H. d. Muir in Chicago Journal.
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The Pulpit and the Stage.

Rev. F. M. Shrout, pastor United Breth-
rem church, Blue Mound. Kan, says: II
feel it my duty to tell what wonders DR..
Kings New Discovery has done for me
My lungs were badly diseased. and. my
p%arishioners thought l could live only a
few weeks. l took five bottles OF DR..
Kings New Discovery and am sound and
well, gaining twenty.si ii pounds in weight"
Arthur Love, manager Loves funny
Folks Combination, writes: "After a thor
ough trial and convincing evidence. l am
confident DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, beats 'em all, and cures when
l can do my many thousand friends is to
urge them to try it," Free trial bottles at
Fl. Brandt's drug store. Regular sizes SOC
and 81.
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Against the 80 Per Cent. Fiends.

The decision of the supreme court hand
ed down Saturday in the case of Richard
L. Tyler VS.. Cass county affects nearly all
the counties on the line of the Northern
Pacific road, and is therefore Of general
interest:
Richard L. Tyler, plaintiff and respondent, We.
Cass county, defendant and appellant.
The defendant county, through its treas
taxes at the annual tax sale in October,
1886. The lands so sold were a part of the
original grant by the general government
to the Northern Pacific railroad company.
The lands were surveyed at the expense of
the United States and earned by said COM
pany after the passage of the act or con-
gress of July ID. 1870, pertaining to survey
fees; and no part Of such survey fees had
been repaid to the United States at the
time OF such sale. Prior to this assess
ment and levy Of the taxes for which said
lands were sold the railroad company had
disposed OF the lands and conveyed them
to third parties by deeds and contracts and
such third parties were in possession.
Said lands were regularly assessed and all
the proceedings leading uD to the tax sale
were regular. Plaintiff bought the lands
at such TAX sale and brings this action to
recover the purchase money he paid.
Held, That such lands we're not taxable
d. Gllc tllJo u SUCH dSScSSlu0uG UcCduS0 The
United States held the fee title to said
lands and had a lien thereon for the sur
| vey fees.
Northern Pacific railroad company vs.. ROGUE,
Ills q. g. 900.
But that since land was a subject of tax
alton in Dakota Territory, prima facie
these lands were taxable. Taxation was
he rule, freedom from taxation the ex-
cepti0n.
q. Held, further, that the assessor be-
ing a judicial officer, where property is
exempt from taxation by class and not by
| specific description, he has full jurisdic-
ton, and it is his duty TO decide in each
instance, whether or not a particular piece
of property falls within any Of the exempt
ed classes, and In this respect the source of
the law that establishes the exemption is
immaterial. 100
8. Held, further, That an erroneous de-
cision of an assessor in the matter of *.
emptions does not deprive the tax pro.
ceedings of jurisdicti on; But until such
erroneous decision is modified or set aside
by the kprOper tribunal, all officers with
subsequent function may safely act there
on.
4. Upon a right Of recovery at common
law there is nothing In the case to relieve
plaintiff from the rule of cavcatemptOr, as
announced by this court in the case Of
Bulge VS.. City of Grand Forks, decided at
this term.
5. Under the law in force..I when such
sale was made the treasurer, I'M the matter
Of the collection Of the the taxes was pure
Iy a ministerial officer, and when he re-
ceived the duplicate tax list with the
warrant Of the county commissioners at
Etached..R g process was fair on Its face,
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Fridays Personals, 2Sth, inst.

A. c. Jones came up from Mckenzie yes
terday.
Milo D. Heath of Fort Totten was regis
tered at the Western yesterday.
Frank Shepard came over from Fort
Lincoln yesterday to help out the band
boys.
Hon. G. W. Rawlings came up from
Sterling yesterday to eat turkey in the
capital city.
F.S. Whipple and Sam White were a
couple of Steelites in the city yesterday,
guests at the Western.
Us. Roup and Cloyd Kuntz of Williams
port and Ole Glarum of Wogansport were
guests at the Pacific yesterday.
Jacob Kalberer and w. R. Campbell of
WilliamspOrt and w. G. and George East
OF Hampton devoured turkey at the Custer
yesterday.
Ed. tombstone, city editor of the Pioneer
Press, accompanied the Buffalo Bill party
to Standing Rock. tombstone is an old
timer in this sectional Il time a clerk
IN the quartermaster's department at Fort
Yates.
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Thursdays Personals.


Clarence Price is visiting his home in
Cincinnati, Ohio.
o. B. Judd, the piano tuner, arrived in
the city Yesterday.
Sam B. Norton of Mckenzie dined at the
western yesterday.
Barney Schwab came up from Menoken
on yesterdays No. 1. ~, "
H. Fuller of Hampton was an Emmons
county visitor yesterday.
Hon. R. N. Stephens came in from Fargo
on yesterdays delayed Nc. 1.
Commissioner Of Insurance Carey re-
turned from Fargo yesterday.
j. R. Mann and Albert Rohrer OF Han
cock registered at the Pacific yesterday.
J.F. BoutilIer of Williamsport was in
the city yesterday, a guest at the Pacific.
George A. Riggs came up from Williams
port yesterday and stopped at the West
ern
Maj. John s. Murphy, Indian agent at
Fort Berthold, arrived on the stage last
evening.
s. w. Hagy and John A.. johnson of
Painted Woods were visitors In the me-
tropolis yesterday.
w. G. Hayden, the well known and pop
ular public examiner, was in the city yes
terday from Fargo.
John A. Lindeleaf cam in from Fort
Stevenson last evening on business con-
nected with the Indian school.
Capt. Andrew q. Burke, North Dakota,s
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off, andmy head, face and ears were onescab. The.
disease continued in this manner until I was
seventeen years old, and one day in January, 1879.
l read an ACCOUNT In the Tribune of your Cuti-.
oura Remedies. 1t described my case 80 exactly.
trial; When I first applied them I was ali raw
and bleeding from scratching myself, but l went
to sleep almost Immediately. something ! had
not done for years, the effect was 80 soothing. IN
about two weeks 1 could stand straight, bat not;
walk, l was so weak; but my sores were nearly
yell. As near as / can judge, the Cuticura Rome
dies cured me in about six to eight weeks. and
up to this date ii. 9 . from January, 1879, to jan
uary. 1857. have not been sick in any way, or.
have had the least signs of the disease reappear-
lHg on me-. W.. J. MCDONALD.
1882 Dearborn St.. Chicago, Ill, June so, ,s7.
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n in a case when it does not appear that
the treasurer had any knowledge of any
defects or infrmities. such treasurer was
fully protected from personal liabilities in
collecting the taxes upon all property con-
tanned in his said list so long as he acted
strictly within the statutes. The law fur
nished his authority for selling property
for delinquent taxes. The warrant, with
the tax-list attached, gave him the sub
Ject upon which to exercise such power
and authority.
s. The statute Compiled laws, section
1921, which required the treasurer to "sell
all lands liable for taxes of any descrip-
meant all lands liable for taxes as shown
by the process in his hands. BE could not
refuse to sell lands on his list, nor could
he sell lands not on his list.
Z. Section 1923, compiled laws, then in
force, read as follows: s"When by mistake
or wrongful act of the treasurer, land has
been sold on which no tax was due at the
time. the county is to save the purchaser
harmless by paying him the amount Of
principal and interest at the rate of IL per
cent. per annum from the date of sale,
and the treasurer and his securities
shall be liable to the county
to the amount on his bond, or the pur-
chaser may secure the same directly from
the treasurer"
Held, that the sale of lands in this case
was neither the mistake or the wrongful
act of the treasurer within the meaning Of
said section.
Section "a of chapter 1872, laws of North
Dakota for 1890, has no application to a
sale of lands made before the enactment
of said chapter. The court concluded its
opinion as follows:
We find no ground upon which respond
ent has any right of recovery in this case.
The district court is directed to reverse its
Judgment and dismiss the case. Appellant
to recover costs in both courts. Reversed.
All concur.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-12-05
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General Miles is again in Chicago.
Snow storm in Ohio and up to New
York. 3
There is a Jack the Ripper murderer
at Berlin.
Affairs remain unchanged at the Rose
bud agency.
A heavy storm snow RACES along the
J~erseycoast.
The Irish land purchase bill passed it's
second reading.
A severe snow storm in central New
York, Tuesday.
The house passed the copyright bill by
a vote Of 139 to IS.
Zero weather and driving SNOW pre-
walls at Pine Ridge.