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eral surprise, and for a short time consterna-
ton; while the immediate effect upon Missouri
Pacific and the rest of the Gould stocks was de-
moralizing; and while the whole market felt
the depressing effect. it was surprising how
stubborn resistance to bad break was, and
how quickly many stocks. when given a chance
TO- showed the strength of the present upward
movement in prices. Missouri Pacific officials
were cautious and re.icent about giving reasons
for not meeting the dividend, but the feeling in
the street was general that the true cause is
that the Gould party Is not In sympathy with
an advancing market The opening was irregu-
lar and excited, and weakness In Missouri
Pacific was most pronounced at the outset, and
per cent. was knocked off its price within the
first hour The rest of the market was dragged
down, and while the decline was steady under
pressure to sell from frightened holders and
triumphant BEARS the resistance. in view of the
nature or the depressing force, was remark
able. Over 100000 shares changed hands in the
forenoon, and after that time there was COM
parative quiet in the market, with some slight
recoveries, although the market remained
feVerish throughout. In the last hour. however,
there was renewal of depressing Influences,
and transactions again assumed enormous pro
portions, while prices melted away rapidly.
Missouri Pacific took another dip and touched
IS against 74J% last evening, while Union Pacific
dropped to 30, and many others including
Lackawanna, showed marked weakness. The
stocks which had throughout the forenoon re
sisted the decline. now gave way. and Canada
Southern fell away per cent. from its best
figure. The general feeling on the street is
bDAC as soon as the uTbJ eject Oh IOudy 8 u6
velopments is over the rest of the market will
cut loose from the Gould stocks, as they showed
to-day the utmost reluctance to follow them,
and the upward movement will be continued
without them. Even to-day this tendency was
shown, there being large outside buying Of
such stocks as ST. Paul, Rock Island, Lake
Shore, Wheeling and Lake Erie preferred, and
Burlington aud Quincy. Dealings to-day were
almost wholly in Goulds. Wizards and Grsngers
the general list. which was widely traded in,
being quiet and comparatively we'll held. The
market. however. under the circumstances of
continued pressure, closed very active and weak
at about the bottom figures of the day. Losses
we're very material and significant among the
leading shares, Missouri Pacific showing a de-
cline tonight Of 90 per cent. Union Pacific 3ss
Wabash preferred rs, National Cordage pa,
North American and Reading each 2e6, Lscka-
wanna 238, Canada Southern ~, Atchlson and
Burlington and Quincy 216, and others smaller
amounts, but generally between l02 per cent
The sales of listed stocks were $4,000 shares;
unlisted, 10000 shares.
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY
Bark Comet lBrl, Muckart, st Thomas.
In ballast Paterson Downing Y Co.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Ethel. Carroll. Cohen's Bluff and
way landings-W I Gibson. Manager.
Steamer Alpha. Strobnar, Beaufort and Port
Royal-C II Medlock Agt
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EyPORra-

Per steamship City Savannah for Boston
2,56S bales upland cotton, IA bales paper stock,
ll3 bales domestics and yarns, 20l bbls spirits
turpentine. as 900 feet lumber, bales hides. ID
cans shrimp, 81 pkgs fruit and vegetables, i3
tons cotton seed meal, 50pkgs mdse.
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J"VNV PUtaRtOCo q UII6U. : V3IN'FF Y
Sweet potatoes - bush, white. IS O. IS
PoULTRY- Market amply supplied; demand
good
EGGS - Market frmer and in moderate
supply; demand steady.
PEANUTs-Ample stock. demand Eight. prices
steady.
SUGAR-Georgta ard Florida nominal; none
IN market
EoHEY Demand nominal
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Schr Nimhus, Lsrabee Charleston for New
York to Geo HarriSs & Co (See locaD.
Steamer Bellevue. Baldwin, DaTien, aud
Brunswick-W Gibson, Manager
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ASaENNTHg
RECEIPTS.

Per steamship City OF Savannah for Boston
Miss Lockhart Albert Poor. Jas L Walsh, Geo
II Crofts.
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Bark Helios LNorl. Brueland, to load Tor Eu
rope-Chr G Dahl & Co.
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E.egant new patterns IN ueokwear, al the
new fall shapes. Of LsFar's -Ad.
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Leading futures ranged as followse
Opening. Highest. @


BALTIMORE. Sept. s4-Flour dull; Howard
street and western superfine 81 4O@S2 S.;
extra 81 9OGD4 90; extra family 81 600b6 co;
city mills Rio brands extra So O096 rs; winter
wheat patent IS 1905 90; spring patent Sc 90
COS 25; spring straight, IS 25a15 So; bakers,
81 S515 10. Wheat easy; No. 2 red, spot and
month delivery 81 ,0219Qs1 02s4. Southern wheat
steady: Fultz 08c@S1 o.; Longberry, S. U0@1 o.
Corn-Southern white quiet at 67G6Sc; yellow
CIxorxNGTI. Sept. "a. - Flour quiet; fam
iIy % 5000 10; winter patent 3; fancy
81 1904 60. Wheat active; No. red 96c. Corn
lower; No. mixed SIC. Oats weak, lower;
No. mixed 301Sc Provisions-Pork dull
at ciO So Lard nominal at Sc 621&. Bulk meats
lower at 81 25; short ribs s.. Bacon
aa1il; short clear IS 621S. Whisky steady at
sr. LOUIS. Sept. 24-Flour unchanged; family
% zoos 80; choice 81 6003 go; fancy
S40e@4 50; extra fancy "a 1904 SO; new patents
u o514 65. Wheat weak. closing about same as
yesterday; No. red, cash, 914c; Sep
TENDER delivery closed at 9l9kc; October DO
livery closed at 95c; December delivery closed
at 9o; May delivery closed at s.. Corn dull;
year options closed Vase below yesterday;
September sold 119c lower and October &c be-
low yesterday; No. 2 cash soc bid; September
delivery closed at Sic; October delivery closed
at 4534c; May delivery closed at c. year de-
livery closed at 3s1313S3sc. Oats market
was lower; No. 2 cash. 2S16c; Septem-
Der delivery closed at 29Ac; October delivery
closed at &c bid: May delivery closed at C
ties 81 s50o1 10 Provisions weak-Pork stand
ard mess. at 81 90. Lard, prime steam, SO IS.
Dry salt meats Boxed shoulders, az So 60; longs
" rs; RIBS. s. SIN; short clear 81. 621a.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, 81 IS; longs, IS 10:
ribs, IS 1905 IS; short clear, 81 371660S so.
Hams-Susar-cured. at 81 OJG13 IS Whisky
NEw ORLEANS, SEPT A.-Cofree dull; Rio,
ordinary to fair, 1714611s15c. Sugar nominal;
Rio, open kettle, good common to fair, sage;
inferior 2Ac; centrifugals, graduated
44c; seconds s6141sc; fully fair TO prime, 4l4c
prime 10 strictly prime, il-loc; choice, 4sfc;
fair to good fair 3IA0Mc; good common
tation granuiated ;l64iasc; choice white
&c; OF white, 415c; choice yellow clar
fed. 4ssc; prime yellow clarified, 41sc; of
prime yellow clarified SIC: seconds. 29sGSc
good fair to prime. 23025c; centFifugals
good common to good fair iO@Isc; choice,
common. 7Gsc; inferior, 51k0oc; prime, 600
21c; fair 70 good fair, i46D15c; good common 10
gi2 Whisky quiet, western Fectihed 81 040
NAVAL sroHEs-
tine easy at a'540ssc Rcsin quiet 81 81 IS
al 10.
81 81 ss % rur Isna1 0uet aDe essg goa a.
oaGsLzsros, sept. - - spiri,s surpentine
steady az $40 Rosir frm; gooc strained
Of 81 2c
WILsIS0roS Sept % Spiritf turpentine
steady at 54c Resin quiet; strained 81 05; good
strained g. 10 Tar frrn a. 81 60 Crude
surpsntine arni hard g. 90; yellow Off s. 90;
virgin 81 o.
LivERpooL Sept 2<.- Spirits turpentne
eSs ID
REw yoRz- Sept. 24.-Rics firm. good demand;
domestic fair 70 extra 55S95e' japan ~
Qs3&c.
NSs oRi.Eass Sept 2L-Haes quiet: ordinary
% prime. NsD5c
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Meas underwear, al grades; ssnitary
goods At LaEar's.-Ad
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FRIDAY. Sept. 25. 1891.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
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Stylish hats new rec1Uear aud LyopT
fas uun bTellss 81 LaFar's I'D
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Steamship City of Savannah, Boston.
Schr Blanche Hopkins, Baltimore.
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SHIPPING INrELLIGENCE.


Dun nisks-..'.-' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6:O2
Dun 'NAS' .s..-.--.......- 0.oc
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. .. l:0lAM. I:S7PM
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CLEARED YESrERDAY
SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Tallahassee. Fisher. New York-C
G Anderson.
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ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YESTER
nav
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LuMBER-BY SAIL-The supply of tonnage is
fully up to the wants of shippers and market
is easy. Rates are weak and we quote:
To Baltimore 81 00Q4 25. to New York,
"a 1905 co. Boston and eastern ports IS 90, to
Philadelphia $3.50. From 2505Oc is paid
vessels here for shifting to load at nearby
ports. Timber 50c@Sl 90 higher than lum-
Der rates. To the West Indies and Wndward,
nominal; to Rosario. SIG 0O0I: 90; to
Buenos Ayres or Monteviedo, GA 90; to
Rio Janeiro, $15 co.; to Spanish and Mediter
ranean ports. S12 90; to United Kingdom for
orders, nominal for timber, "a los standard;
lumber. "a 15s.
BY sTEAM-To New York, s. 90: to Philadel-
phia, SIS 90; to Boston, So 90; to Baltimore.
IS so.
NAVAL SToREs-Market is firm for spot ton.
age at the rates vessels to arrive the market
is easier good demand for spot vessels. For
eign-Cork, etc, small spot vessels, rosin,
IS and as Sd; Adriatic rosin, 3s; Genoa, Is
Cd; South America, rosin, Soc per barrel of 20S
pounds. COastwse-Steam-to Boston, lie per
i00rbs on rosin. soc on spirits; to New York,
rosn nc per 100 ms, spirits. SOC; to Philadel-
pha rosin, Sl6c per 100 MS, spirits, soc; to Bal
timore rosin. zoe. spirits zoe Coastwise quiet.
CoTroN-By Steam-Tbe market is steady.
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NV YoKK. Sept "a noon.-Ylou easy.
Wheai weak. Corn depressed PoTk steadJ ~
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pentine was very firm and prices we're advanced.
There was fair inquiry with only moderate
offerings and sales were mostly on private terms.
AT the Board of Trade ON the opening call
the market was reported firm at 3414c bid
for regulars AT the second call
it closed firm at B416c for regulars
Rosin-The market was vary firm, with a good
demand. but offerings generally held
higher than buyers bids. There were
no sales reporter during the day At the
board OF Trade on the first call the market was
reported firm and held higher at the following
quotations: A, B., C, D and e, ST. IS;
F3I 20; G, 81 25: H, 81 20; I, 81 45; K, ST 60;
n, 81 IS; n. 81 80; window glass, 81 O5; water
white So 35. AT tbs last call it closed un-
ehanged.
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HEw YoRK- Sept. 24-Rics firm. good demand
domestic. fair % extra 55S17c, japan ~
QsS5c
Nss oRLEAss Sept 2L-Res quiet: Ordinary
10 prime. fsI.bc
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RIcE-The market continues Jun aud I'M
changed, with buyers bidding less than quota
tons. There was no business reported during
the day. The following are the official quota
tons of the Board of Trade; small job lots
are held at 1s0Ac higher:
an '.--'..''.--- .--.4 $50
OOOu. aga
Rough, nominal
Country lots. ................ 75@9Oc
Tide water. .:.......:.........Si 1901 90
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04

The sensational dispatches which have
Oeen sent out from Los Angeles during
the last few days, Ia regard to the dagger
II an "outbrcak" 10y the Navajo Indians,
are calculated to do this country u good
deal ot harm II they are not contradlc,ed,
The dispatches referred Ia would lead
the public to believe that the Navalor
are about 10 take the warpath against
the white settlers 10 western New Mexico
and eastern Arizona, aud plunge all this
country into the horrors ~ an Indian
war, whereas there has not been the
slighteRt intention on the part ut the
Sayajos 10 20 10 war with the whites
and all snch stories IA those referred H.
grow out ~ the fact that there has been
IA quarrel between certain Navajos and
Moquls, which has grown t. be No bitter
and TO involve No many on both sides
that the agency police force has not been
able 10 preserve order. and II has been
necessary 10 call out the troOps 10 pre-.
vent the Indiana Of these two tribes from
killing one another. There has been bad
blood among these Indians for some time
past, and the present Eruption IL but the
cdlnination Of 4 trouble that has been
brewing for years. Their reservations
are adjoining, and hunting parties from
one tribe frequently "poach upon the
preserves" OF the other, and this very
naturally leads TO trouble. Heretofore
the police force a. the agencies has been
able TO keep the peace between the tribes
but this time the trouble became ~ ~
tensivs that the police had 10 call on the
soldiers for assistance, and that is the
whole story OF the present affair. Tn,
seat Of the trouble IL in Arizona, far re-
moved from any extensive white settle
ment, and IL along the line that divides
the reservations Of the two tribes.
The Nsvajos are numerous and
wealthy, while the Moqus are numerl
cally weak, and without much property
II they should he permitted W go TO wal
the Navaios would probably eItinguisl
the other tribe, and occupy their reser
walton, and that IL no doLbt one Of their
principal incentives to war But Ia,
presence Of good strong force from
Fort Wingate. will serve 10 keep ia,
peace, and prevent the matter from COINS
any further.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
arhs,aAl. HArEa

The Atchison, Topeka 4 santa Fe
hhilWhy company couli help the Terri.
torial Fair Hsepcihiiun, aud NJ the same
time help tu advertiser the resources "
the territory ly making favorable ep-,.
ial rat" from Kansas aud Colorado pninta
~ those Who desire g. attend the eSiro
s,tIpu next September
We believe thls has never hccn done
Tor a." iar Srclnl ra'cs from outside
points have been wadr H. two ~ three
plac"a ~ the Territory tbf cVcutaon par
tirs, aud sthtr iaits ~ Colorado aud Kan.
Sas are annually gwen 'hc adynuias, "
reduced fntrs from outside points, but
the \"N McNJ'u 'ut hts power been ron
sticr"d n mater - suiluiru, Importance
g. warrant tbs distluriIun. We want
IT, cali the attention - the management
u the road, however, ~ tie TACT that the
Irrutpfu, oNpue,tiYu - Nos Mexico has
nos become q I"futY,nI 'nir IN ,nri ~
well ~ ,u name, ls Hccum, lIshing u grrn,
deal ~ good T., New McN go. and hence
Tor IT," railroad, Hrj IT, nu institution
which tue r'nl CO., matte. u huStuess
ought 10 favor hu encourage.
There ARE q good many urfrons m Kan.
rns hld Colorado Vhu would IKE IT, at.
t"ud the coming rNruritl,u, but t. pay
regular railway rates together with other
n"rc-Sary ,Np-uses, uHkr- IT," cost ~
tho lflu Fn much that ilp Grant tuut.,r,ty
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04

New York, June ~ There will bc
aboard ons OF tho outgoing European
steamships next week document that
is destined to live in history. II is The
petition OF the United States TO Alcxan.
der the Third, Car OF Russia. asking
him TO mitigate the severity OF the pun.
ishment meted out TO the political prs.
oners Of his country. II contains sever.
oil millions ot signatures and il put TO.
gether would bc five and one. third miles
IN length. II will be- shipped in ten
enormous chests and will I'LL q space
twenty -four feet long and broad. and six
feet in height. The name OF the Amer
can who goes with il TO present il to the
car 10 suppressed for the time being,
but IL 10 stated that he IL n journalist
and diplomat OF international reputa-
ton. All portions OF the couatry are
represented ar' ong the sguers. The
western states 20 an enormous contin.
gent, but 1t 10 an interesting fact that
the autographs oi Russians and Poles
are conspicuous only by their absence
Prominent men in every business and
profession are represented, and here and
there are seen such names az those ot
James Russell Lowell, Johp q. Whittier,
Oliver Wsndell Holmes, Julia Ward
Howe, and Vice President Hannibal
Hamlin. The total cost Of organizing
the work to the Siberian Exile Petition
society has been nearly $4,000.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
Mining Notice OF forfeiture.

lcrrtnrJ ~ Now MoGicu. county ~ lIcrnalillo.
10 1humas T. Newiin, lien iainin walker, J. u.
~ KEENAN,, Jt u. II. Ayrry, II. y, Hayden, Frank
MElkn-, William Main, james 4. Main, Jacobs
lri-Arri, Donate N, IRspsrri, Henry bprtL srr
Francisco \ MnnEAitnre- AMI all other perspns
whO-~ names Inay L. known oT unknown To tie
undersigned, Rnd the hrirp assigns and legal rvp
f,r-ntat,y" 81 zach Rnd all ~ such Ierpons, and
all per ans Who have" ~ claim. any interest IN
the mining claim hereinafter m~ntionsi
You hre hereby "tihsi that we have eEI.ens~d
onr hundred dollars in labnt aud improvements
ms will H. shown MGR" fully 10y tho certificate
hl-i March ~ i-s in III. office ~ the r~cordsr u
d"sSls in -aid county ~ H-rnalilloD upon ths
Nuc~tta N'uurn lie i- Milaxru- mining claim.
lucAt'Si APRIL I, lSip the location whereuf IA
recorded Ia buuk II. page III ~ the hccof,lef's
uiiicr IN said county, and IL situated In tho 10,
hills it'll" south ~ the mouth ~ tiasiss Canon
~ -Aid count, ~ h.rnAlillu, Territory ~ Nee
Mexico. N ur,lct To- hold said premises under tbs
rr"yisinns 81 Sctinn i.i 81 the lisvi-ed Statute.
~ IA" l nii'si States lslns the AnCunt requif-l
to i- cNIDnd"I Ia hold the same for the year isS,
and you ARE farther nutihsi that the undcr.iFnsSl
have. and their prIs,'e-urr .ni led, have like.
WISE expended enc hundred dollars for each ~
'h"ycNrs isSl, lS-S. Isl, iSH;. iVs7, ls>s lHrc
amounting. inciudinR the said year i-iO to the
-um ~ nighthundr'i dollars
AMI " withIn ninety days after tho publicst!1 20
~ this motto" ~ required by law, you fail ur ~
fuse t. conttibui" Jour proportion ~ such Ell.
Iruditurr ~ Cu-nvnsr-, " you arr such, jour In.
trt,~l, u Juu haV" amy. will ircumc tho property
~ the rnl-cribcr- under k-.ctiun 2t9i ~ saia
statute. -
CHAS. W LEWIS,
WA, u. tHiLDfha
john fLOURSOY,
Albuquerque, n. NJ, April 9Th. ivsi.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
FER Wee ssresideut

Trenton, y. j., June % Governor
Leon Albeit ia q full.hedged candidate
for the vice prssldcntial nomination at
the next national democratic convention.
This announcement comes from one Of
his most intimate friends. The governor
has oil along been in tho field for the
United States senate, but il is now given
out that he has rellnquished his aspira.
tions 10 that honor 10 Jas. Smith, jr., the
democratic leader OF Essex county aud
his bosom friend, in order that he may
enter the race for the vice presidency
without any handicaps. The pulling u
wires has already commenced and the
New Jcrseyites may be expected 10 send
. solid delegation to the next national
convention with Cleveland and Albeit
inscribed upon it's banners This an
noupcemsnt 20 use stereoty ped phrGse
10 respectfully referred" 10 ex Governor
isaao Gray, 81 Indiana, Tor hrs informa.
ton, consideration aud appropriate &C
ton,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
INDIAN eDICNrION

Every Cl'lf-n ~ Albuquerque will be-
pleased - learn that the government
cpmmr-siuucr Who examined the Indian
school ~ tins place last week, rp.,aks IN
tHr highest terms = the efficiency ~ the
- the lnr'i'uti"u, and the good work il
~ Hc'ompl suuR. There IL hut one
thing ~ CONNECTION with It t. lind fault
with and TIA, ~ the same old matter
Tint We Law" all talked uhuut su much
III" horrible rond 10y which the school IA
reached from tins cI,y. That, however,
u NJ last 10 he remc,Icd. aud the county
commissioners have assured the school
authorities That the necessary stepa shall
Ice taken a. once To- open tho youtsm plat
cd new ruad from the town out to tho
schu !.
I'll" department H. now thoroughly
convinced that this II ,nr ~ the beet Ia
cations Iu the tnI.,.d States Tor All inst.
tutlpn - tine KIND, and that the present
infringement - doing every thing that
could rra-"nnb.y be expected to keep II
up 10 ia" Highest standard ~ efficiency.
The gren,rs, difficulty that any ~ the
Indian schools have Ia contend with in in
getting the Indians to allow their chill.
drrn 10 bc taken 10 H." schools. But
that difficulty IL no, go great At this
point ns al places farther away from the
homes ~ III" Indians. because they can
! occasionally vislt the school hore, To aee
their children and learn how they are
acquainted with the condition Of things
the more willing they Hre to let their
! children come. Ia view % this the
superintendent proposes, sometime dur.
! ing the present summer, probably during
| far time, t. 80 out To the Navajo agency
and get whole car load ~ the leading
men 81 the tribe 10 come IN and spend a
week with him, 10 thoroughly examine
! the institution for themselves and find
ont all about lts worklngs, 30 that they
will know how the children are treated,
what they are taught aud what they
have 10 do. II 10 moro difficult TO get
| Navajo children INTO the school than
those 81 any other trbc, but the plan
suggested will undoubtedly be u good
opening wedge; Il n considerable number
OF the leading men OF tho tribe are
brought here and handsomely entertain.
ed, they will go away with good opinions
Of the place and will be more willing to
| let their children come.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
o,R ssNE>rn oLi..


Tho county Commie. irucra have al
most completed tho work u completely
renewing aud revising the county ~
easement roll. The greater portion ~
the changes have been made Ia the city
dlstficte, though the country districts
have not been neglected. II - lmpus
slble ~ tell, "a yet, With any degree u
accuracy, what TIE Aggr,gat, Increase
~ I'll" entire county vii amount tu,
but those who are the bost prepared g.
make an intelligent gure. IA the matter
put II at almost one million Three
fOurths - thus N ~ the two precincts
which lie manly Within the clty umte,
and ~ exclusively upon rcnit! personal
property not having been touched at all.
Whatever may be the exact amount -
the increase, II IL sufficient 10 make a
very material difference ~ the cliy r
revenues, and IN the basis upon which
cIiy bonds may bs issued
The experience ~ the gentlemen ~
the board N the present work, at which
they have b,Sn engaged Tor about Il
month, has shown the great convenience
and advantage that would arse from
having the clty made one district "a
stead ~ being part 81 Two precincts ~
at present. To illustrate, the territory
~ precincts L. and ~ IN manly within
the city limits, but a portion % one ~
both ~ oh the uutsidc. and u, the 10.
soasors returns ARE made 10y precincts
II ~ lmposslb,e To- tell the valuation 81
the property within theec precincts that
the ctty will have the rlght 10 tax, TIL
the rolls u both ar gone over, and the
city property IL picked out, piece at II
time II would be matter - some
importance a. the members u the Clty
scssed value ~ all the property within
the city limlts. NJ that they might know
what revenue they could rely upon Tor
the coming year, and Ia what extent the
credit % the c.ty might bc used Tor he.
cessary purposes, without going beyond
the hunts oi the law, and u the
city limits we're the limits - the
city district, they might have
thla Information IN n moment after the
assessment IN completed. instead ot
awaiting the slow process 81 sorting ont
out the different pclces u c,ty property
one at u time. from among others, which
are III the same precincts bat not within
the cIty hmits such u change would
not involve any expense or trouble To
any body, but wonld hs u matter ~
u great convenience To the city author.