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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-21

Special Correspondence of Gazette and journal
Snow HILL, May ls.-The May term Of
the circuit court for Worcester countycon-
yened to-day, with Judges Irving and IIol-
land present. There are on the docket II
appearances, - appeals q petitions, 20
judcials, 40 trials and 20 criminal cases
The trial of Wellsworth, WoIcester's
famous jail-breaSer, will also take place.
He had planned to make his escape while
being taken from the Jail to The court
room, but his scheme was divulged by one
Of his fellow-prisoners, and extra precau-
tons will be taken.
The coming week will offer n good op-
portunity for political work for the local
aspirants for office and for the friends of
smith and Govington respectively. Even
at this early hour the town is filling with
politicians from all parts of the county
and "blttonholingn has begun.
The smoke-house of William Parsons,
about three miles from here, was broken
into on Saturday night, and robbed Of $50
worth Of meat. The thief is being tracked
and he is thought to be the same who en-
tered the smoke-house of John L. Robins
a few weeks ago and removed $50 worth of
hams.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-21
aganantaker.s
pH1IADr1rmA, Monday, May is, 1891.

Good judges say that no
where in America and prob
ably in the world is there SO
great a gathering and SO large
an assortment of patterns in
Cotton Dress Goods as at
Wanamaker's.
Not a scrimpy place in the
whole stock. The right stufs
are always ready for you, and
the chances are that prices are
under the general market.
The great channels of trade
are always crowded with
goods bound for this store,
and if there is a specially in
teresting lot anywhere we are
sure to have a first chance at
it. This let's us dot the stock
here and there with such SEN
sational lots as
40c. Bingham at 1Sc.
Beautiful Canton Cloth at 12ic.
Fine wool-like Challis at SC.
And Queen Brandenburg at 20c.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-21
BRIDGEVILLE.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal
BnIDGEyILLE, May 16.--Thc peach crop
in this vicinity is considered failure. It
is thought the apple crop has suffered only
slight injury. Il, i. Cannon is building
will can all kinds Of vegetables. Business
at Patients basket factory is brisk. Pat
tens saw mill was slightly damaged by
fire few days ago. Little interest is being
taken in the proposed constitutional con-
vention and il is expected the farmers will
not leave their work to vote on the ques-
ton. Mr.. Layton has returned from Nor
New York.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-21

special Correspondence Of Gazetteand journal
l.LEroH, Sin, May l5.-The Mccullough
Iron Company Will soon commence the
construction Of d railroad from their North
EaSt works 10 their shannon mill, about a
mile distant. TIC tracks will pass under
thetrGaks pt the Philadelphia, Wilmington
y Baltimore railroad ut Sartl East.
OTHER feed brjGn.iag t. Il. q. H96Eins
cashicr Of Cecil National Bank al PORT
Deposit, were consumed by fire this after
fadn ahoiit 3 O'clock Loss about $500.
thf fir started il the loft. It's origin is
unkhoWn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-21

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
DOVER, MAY t5.-Miss Rctta v, Culyey-
house daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Culveyhouse and Edward w. Marvel of
Philadelphia We're married at the Baptist
church of this town at o o'clock last night
The church was beautifully decorated and
a handsome floral horseshoe was suspended
near the altar, under which the Rev.
Maurice Pennheld Fixes pronounced the
happy couple man and wife. Harry Sharp
acted as best man and Miss Lizzie Culvey-
house, sister of the BRIDE was bridesmaid.
The ushcrs We're Joseph w. Waller Ed.
ward Alilbourne, Nesta Clllyeyhuuse and
James Wharton. G.. Il. Jansen presided
at the organ. After the ceremony Il recep-
ton was held at the home Of the BRIDES
parents on Bradford street, from 10 to |
O'clock.
A meeting of those interested in the
starting of second NJ. Il. church was
held in the armory building on LOCKER
man street last night. Presiding Elder
DIR. ]. A. d. Wilson was present and
preached a sremon. A society was formed
with 70 members and two probationers.
DOVER, May l9.-For some unknown
reason the young men Of the Conference
Academy were not present to preach in
the Armory Sunday night, The presiding
elder, j. A. b. Wilson, delivered a dis
course in their absence. W, X. Galloway,
the celebrated reyivalist, will hold meet.
ing Saturday two on Sunday, and con
tinue throughout the week.
The members here Of the Fraternal Co
operation, a-get-rich-quiek concern, have
received an extra assessment of $50. This
was not expected and great many will
drop out.
The pearl buttons mandatory here
made its first shipment of buttons yester-
day, $1,000 gross An order was received
few days ago from Young, Smith, Field &
Co.. of Philadelphia for 5000 gross, but
the factory was unable to fill it,
The double team belonging to Abram
Fox ran away yesterday The team was
at the depot and ran the entire length of
Loockerman street with farm wagon and
grass mower. Two carriages were upset
and the grass mower totally demolished.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-21

Alien Speakman Joseph i. Carpenter,
~ and john McCluskey were referees
Monday, at the. court house in the case Of
James r. Wood Il Co, VS.. Albert Vernon,
which wiis 4 suit to recover the sum of
S23d and interest for contract and extras
on new building owned BY defendant
judgement WaS rendered in the sum Of
S207.30; Willard salisbury, Jr, for plain
tin and LilburAe Chandler, Esq, for de-
fendant,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-21

Although the session of the General
Assembly that finally adjourned on Sat
urday was about the longest on record,
twas also the most notable in many re-
spects. No session for years has been
called upon to consider half as many
subjects of grave public importance. It
has left record of reform that will
make it famous for years to come.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-21

The strong and satisfactory city ticket
that the Democrats of Wilmington have
nominated was heavily loaded by some
very Objectionable Council nominations,
Saturday afternoon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-21

Iho famous delinquent tax law
ha. Il last been repealed. and the Re,
paoIicans q Delaware willno longer tie
sble 2 cxcuse defeat on the plea Of an
Seutrageous disfranchisement Of their
yshars.n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-21
Tho Car Replies q INC Ko,,or.

ST.. PETERSBURG, May 20.--The Car has
sent reply to Emperor Williams con-
gratulatlons upon the complete recovery
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-21

James F. Price, w. II. Dickinson and
the Revs. Henry L. Bunstein and Joseph
r. Milligan have gone TO Detroit to repre-
sent the Presbytery of New Castle ut the
session Of the General Assembly.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-21

Reminders Of a few Of the
very special Dress Goods:
a 75c. Cream Serge, AZ
inches wide, Goo.
Atwood Striped Batise, SO
inches, 37lc.
At 371ac. a good 36-inch
Homespun that you have been
paying soc. for.
Silk Striped Lansdowne, az
inches, $I.25.
Atwood French Printed
Challis, many new patterns,
at prices in keeping with the
designs, 371a, 50 and Coo.
Don't come after they are
all sold and say "Why didn't
| get some Of those 4oc. Cling
hams at I8c 7"
In color and design the
printing on the Brandenburgs
equals French work. No
woman Of taste sees them
without admiration. 2oc.
First cousin to the Branden-
burgs is Canton Cloth. A
lovely combination Of styles
and colors, I2Hc.
The quickest movers just
now are at the Cotton Challis
counter. Plenty Of good pat
terms at 5 cents yard.
The Summer Outing Coat
or Blazer is at home here. The
choice nooo covers FlanneIs,
Bedford Cords, EIomespuns,
Tans, Ladies' Cloth and the
like, $3.50 to $40.
Shirt Waists are taking tie place Of
Houses with many women this
season. White percale, i'll to
Sl.50, stripes OF dots, $l.35 Ma
dras, 81 80; sateen, $l.50. al
Numbered.
Unlaundered Shirt.made Waists 60
like this:
Wash Flannel, 81. Cheviot, $1.S5.
Wash Surah SIS. Madras, $3.50.
Wash India, Sc. Tafetta, $2.75.
Women's Silk Waists will be yorg
popular. They arc suitable fea
morning or evening wear, and are
made OF surah or India Silk, solid
colors and polka dots Large as
sortment of fancy Waists at S6.
$3.50, So, 50, $40, 81, SIP, $3.50,
$l4.
Black Lawn Waists with lace stripe,
$1.25.
Skeleton Vests, $3.50 to S.. !.
Nesta or shirt front of surqh, en-
broidercd down front, and around
collar, So Assorted colors.
Filmy Null Hats There's
a hint Of them in every hot
breath Summer sends before.
Airy folds to tangle the cool
ing Zephyrs in. Let the sun
shine Let the mercury sim
mer In the shade OF a
breezy Null Hat you can
smile and smile---and be COM
Portable.
Shapes by the dozen.
black white
cream pink
navy cardinal
light blue lnais
lavender
Assortment as beautiful
complete. $3.50, $o.62, $2
$3.., New shapes and pric
will be added from day 10 da,
loHN WANAMAErK.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-21

Cards have been issued for the Wedding
Of William g Pauley and Miss sadie
Wllklns, on May 18th, at the residence IF
tracing couple recently resided hare.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-21
TRACY'S JINGO PURSUIT
The Charleston May Meet
With a Warm Reception.
THE GAME OF HARE AND HOUNDS
Esmeralda Won't Suffer the
Itata's Capture.

But tho Charleston's Onicer Says He
viii Take the Fugitive, IL She Can he
Found, ut All Hazzartls--But She is
Reported to BE Out of the Way Of
Capture.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-21

For a dressy, dust-shedding
and altogether lovely costume
Gloriosa is in the front rank.
One of the most satisfactory
Of medium weight stuffs for
travelling wear. Durability
and elegance with comfort.
You can buy "Gloriosa" that
is a diffusion and a snare. We
sell only the best quality.
40-inch plain, $l.25.
4S-inch plain, $l.50
4S-inch stripes and plaids, $1.75.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-21

WASHINGTON, D. G., May 14.--There was
no news of the ltata or the Charleston at
the navy department this morning. No
credence is given TO the report that the
Charleston has SINK the Itata. In the first
place It is said that news of such an event
would only lie received through the
arrival of the Charleston at some port con.
nected with the Telegraph lines which has
not SO far occurred. In the second place
nobody supposes that the ltata would fight
the Charleston for she is totally unpre-
pared % do so, and even If She attempted
j the Charleston could readily subdue her
force without resorting to the extreme
measure of blowing her ont of the water,
as il is rumored she has done.
II is apparent that the navy department
officials are somewhat puzzled to account
for the lack of news from the vessels, and
are obliged to content themselves with the
belief that the Charleston is not persuing
q straight course, but is steaming easily to
and FRO and examining passing steamers
and looking around the islands off the
upper Mexican coast.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-21

PHfLApELPnIA, May 2o.-P President Lewis
Of the Third National i}anE yesterday. tes-
titled i'll the Keystone Bank case that the
money advanced by the bank to secure "A
deposit OF city money was given to Mr.
George Myers, one of the directors of the
bank. Myers said 10 him: "If Won do tbis
! will use my influence to get Mr.. liards
ley' the city treasurer, to make the Third
a city depository The amount, StG'W0,
was advanced on single-name note'
This was in advance of Mr.. Bardsleyts cleo.
bion.
Mr.. Lewis further testified that he had
made contributions for political campalgn
purposes The money was given thro,igh
Mr.; Myers. He could not say how much
hua beeli given. The amount was charged
ON the banks books to the expense no
count, as We're the gifts to the CITY treas
urer's clerks. At that time the keystone
was the only active bank, but soon The
Ehlrd National got deposit of 81 600, and
after that other deposits. The Third Ma.
tional had loaned the Keystone money
and collateral, but it was cash. and
the collaterals were generally bills receiv-
MIR. liardsley, the city treasurer, declined
to say anything at all about the trouble
lie SAID to reporters that he expected 10 he
recalled before the councils COMMITTEES
and would there tell all that they wanted
10 know, but this afternoon his counsel
stated that he had advised his client to re.
luse 70 TESTIFY concerning the state money
IN the Keystone Bank as the present in
curry relates only to the moneys Of the
city. a resolution was adopted by tie
council committee that it is the dlity of
the subcommittee to inquire and report
the credit aud standing Of John Bards.
ley with the Keystone National Bank
when elected and since, and that in this
mnttpr iG tffn.s, nts,,,E a
notice Of matters as an individual or other.
wise. oiei-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-10-21

Castoria Is Il. s=m2 E7'.eT.~-
A1lfaz1ts' G-ld Clz- ,--5-
Parog"rio or y @rco 40 4s.rr
lions OF n Of .. g - -.
Castorfa cures CrIic, Co.e.{r,~t--7
: ,ur Stomach, bistrrhD.l. Hierattn-.:
lives healthy sleep also ai..r ll-1as...-.
Without narcotic stUPcI4c.-O-.
t.
ggAXNE-NNy-AZsgE.s e r., - .. - r.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-10-21

xuRsCKIT"TIt Ms MIST BE PAID IN
ADVANCE.
The APPEAL will he delivered to
the citizens Of Carson at % cts
Per Week
John !. Uhlhorn, OF the Calltor-
MIA Press Association, 305 Bush
Street, San Francisco, Cal, is the
authorized advertising agent OF the
hoRNING APPEAI
Ent red AZ the Postotfice in Carson City
econd class matter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-10-21
Health is Wealth.

DRE c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT sutrtn II - IN Tor
HvSter a y. EZtl -, 3llFfI'S rs F -,
Ner vouS Y Naurtl = =, I-tIt va, Ner GUS
ProStr ,uion IN -. / D. ia IL nf aeon u
or trbtcco. W WtSefIln - I n'-h De-
preSsiop ,fte trng If h- 3 ,tn result
ing in insanity III .rtlilg - a ..rv,
deca ana death. t'r trIre uld Age,
RarrenneSS, ..pSs ot Power in ettnA- sex
Invnluutsry Loss - at $ve~ ntfOrrnuea
caused nv - ere <er5fpt - tn b. in,
seiftbuSe ~ ov-r-In lulrsuea = trh
box c mt aims bna u ~ ~ re TIN mt
sl.tO A boS o. six rXeS fpr $40 sent by
mail prapttd On re ipf OF prnAS
WE GuARANsEE SIX BON~
To ~, tnN .t,4. Tttn , t:n 'I-r re-
ceived nv II f. six % -. 49, n "A
led with $500 viii Ssni the our .naSar
our write guarantee to refun the
IN pnep II he tr attn ut l 'a' - atth a
cLre. Qua sn'ea~ isSu-i ,nlv by W. II
$500 REV ARD.
We will pay the ahnve r-ward for any
case of Liver 'mplhinL bysnep>it,
= ok Headach -nttge>tion, 'on~tipt-
lou tostlveneS~, w ca0nOt cure
with VESTS Vegetable Liver Pills. when
directions are compile with Ihev are
pur lv Vegetable and never fail to g Ve
satisfactiOa. Sugar coa- eG. Large box
es containing 80 pills IS ents. Beware
of cot Mt erfeits and init ous. Sold hy
w. 81. CHED1C, G, .son, New.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-10-21
Fine - HairCutfing,
AND SHAVING,
MINT oF THE UNIFIED

ESE oE ksFs u NJ ED
vi States, Superintcndenps Olice,
Carson CITY, Nevada I, May lltn, 1891.
SEALED PROP tSAl.S w LII BE
received by the undersigned until IL
O'Clock noon on the 20 h. dlv oI Jnne,
may be required from time to time bv
tbl> Mint curing the p months e dug
June S0th, 1892. EN- brici8g its sui
ot1er chemIc Is, wood charcoal. salt
borax, soap, oils, cruel tiles covers. STIR
rerS. buck gloves, c,.tton cloth, dry
goods. metals, hardware and other zee
es Sary supplies >cdtd dulles N bta
form FIR y opOS ! $. wi n Iuf prm alton a.
t. the QUANTITIES. of each tr'Icl. that will
on application Proposals VII b. N :
sidered separately on each article, and
upon the cOnpariS) Ot the prices
md samples If ARTICLES furnished. and
will be acce tie as to rne whole or IA part
as may deemed foT he best interest
of the Cove rnment, he right tn rel CT
any or all pioposs being reserved. /.
whose bids may he accepted and The
articles must furniSheu a> required
without delay. Pro oS Is To receive
cOnsioeIat mus BE- accom- panlrd
by sufficient bond, with one or more
sureties and by IN Piles r uch deScr -
IOn of the sruIc eS a~ will clea " deSig-
nate the kind and quality. Proposals
should "e addressed - the undelStgei.
and IL closed wit "a copy OF til adver-
tisemeut, in sealed envel 'peindorsed
Proposals for supplies" The 4 $ Will
be open. a and regis ere AZ the he II
named in the presence of bidder and the
officers of the Mint
5. &. WRIGHT, super ntendent L. s.
Mint, Car son CITY. Nevada. 1aw4w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-10-21
QUICK TIME, CHEAP RATES!

Daily Express and Passe ger rains
maba prompt con ections With In"
sey eeal rtiiroad lines In the East.
oai,man Palace Sleeping Cars and
Tour t,,;' sleeping Cars attached to ail
trAjus. .Hning Car attached to fast
mail - ,us between Truckee and Og-
aen. spa, .s .a- -,s .--... m
,ricke, sold, sleeping car berths So
sureu, ,.LU other informati' given on
application to the Co.'S Agt. at Reno
where passengers cairns Il person can
secure che oicc of routes, etc.
Richard cray, Gev. Traf. Mans.
r. Il GOODMAN.
Gen. Pass Agt.
kan Franes-rO. Cal.
June
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-10-21
Carson Water Works.

OI.npany ale supplied with water
from Never Failing SPRING. which dow
rom the Sieira Nevada 5y analysis
rom ali inn nnrities The mains Of thu.
.vln pany having been laid In all tn
lrinripal streets of the city, the WA
sTep 'ared available to all within f.
city limits. Families, Hotels, iaers
stat %, etc. oplied on favora'.!
t1rme
CARSON WATER COMPANY
Once one bloc We Of Mint.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-10-21

szsss The -UYEFs GUIA 'Ett
j. !: J" : !. !: !: { !;
%sasyS2ssasHEa issued Ria c.. and sept,
fsF M gch year. - Is ~ tncys.
"a ~ cIOpeGcG OF iIsetu. intoS~
SA ts6 mutton for au VINO pur-
Egsgfz3SasF chase the luxurIes C thS
SSisIas necesslties OF lit~. Wo
can clotho you an& turn yoU with
III the necessa y ari unr ece--Jary
.ppl:ances to r. =. wall. .,aI .e, sleer
eat, Ish. num-. .rE 90 to cAurHt
or gay at home. a-i0 Cl various oIxes
>tyles AID quantities.. J 1at figure ouf
VIA Is re'r--4rt:o - 20 o. ctsse thing
,38FGnFIdLf G2-d you ca maze {. fai.
.gJfIEnloo ~ =. > value oI the Ely s3l2S
GUIDE, v=:a-3 wln b se-E u,,ou
'acess;@ O. % q ants 80 .;ey I,sstay-
Itf,>iN1-fit' .'-;.sE:c;%| ..t.Ar;o & CO.
lI-LlA IIis.. s.;,l,- ]. r.siIrc. u. caso, IL
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-26
CAUGHT IN TIE CORRIDORS.

What has become OF Senator Mills dis
riot irrigation bill?
Interest in the county carving up prop.
ositlons seems to be on the increase.
Interpreter Pino, of the council, re.
turned from MeslIla valley to day.
The council bill providing for county
surveyors las been in the hands of the
house committee on territories for about
n week.
journal Clerk SpieS, of the council, is
one of the handi-st men about the COM
mttee rooms, and the NEw MEXICAN
scribe is under Obligations to him for ia.
vOrs.
Numerous petitions are coming into the
executive Office from Socorro county; tn ~
are Concerning the appointment of dis
tri,t attorney, especially should new
district he created. The petitions so far
seem to he about evenly divided be-
tween Mr.. W. 5. Williams and Mr.. w.
E. Kelly.
The New MEXICAN printed the Perea
finance law and MIR. Paulin's school bill
in about thirty hours, although they are
oV'lI NoiuhllHouS Wv ullltlIlN lliGTt are
no flies OH the New MEXICAN Printing
company when work is to be done in
first class and qni k manner.
Hon. W. A. Haw kins, Of Eddy, is in
the city looking after the interests of his
county before The 29h legislative assem-
bly,. Mr. Hawkins is lawyer of ability,
successful man of business, and cti,
zen whose destiny it is to attain great
political distinction and honor.
Hon. q. w. Prlchard, of Las Vegas,
kindly remembered here as one of the
leaders in the council two years ago, is in
the capital on few days visit. Col.
Prichard said to-day regarding the pro-
posed division of San Miguel county, that
there was decided sentiment AGAINST it
on the lines proposed, that is, cutting of
the south half of the county, but he
thought the people would be willing to
submit to division provided the new
county wa carved on of the eastern part
OF San Miguel, the dividing line 10 run
nearly due north and south.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-26

any one year, on the taxable property ol
their respective districts. 1t shall be
the duty of district directors to make an
estimate for such tax levy, on or before
the third MONDAYS in July of each year,
of the amount of money necessary for
teachers wages for at least six months
in each year and to purchase or lease
suitable sites for school houses and to
keep in repair and provide for said school
houses with necessary fuel and furniture,
books and stationary, for the board and
district meetings. and defray all other
contingent expenses of the district, which
tax levy shall be voted upon bv the quail
fed voters of said district and if con-
Cured in by a majority of such said voters
of said district it shall be certified to by
the board of county commissioners of the
proper county. and if said commissioners
decide snch election legal, this tax shall
then be collected by the sheriff or tax
collector, as other school taxes are now
collected and accounted for; provided,
that no board shall issue warrants or GER
tifcates of Indebtedness of the school dis
trict in excess of the amount of the levy
for one year, but all school orders shall
draw Lawful interest after having been
presented TO the county treasurer and not
paid for want of funds, also have pow err
to levy a special tax not exceeding mills
on the dollar of taxable property, for the
purpose of creating sinking fund to pay
off school house bonds.
Explicit details are given for the gov
eminent of school directors, renorts by
teachers, etc tax levy Of not to ex-
coed mills on the dollar on all territorial
taxable property is provided for running
the schools. Any tax collector who shall
fail to pay over all money collected bv
him with II thirty days after the tenth
day of each month in which the same is
collected shall he summariy removed by
the governor from the office of collector
If the tax collector be also sheriff such
delinquent shall also he removed from
the office of sheriff and forever thereafter
be disqualified from holding either
of said offices; and the governor shall
appoint a successor, Who shall qualify
according to law, and who shall hold his
office during the balance of the time Of
the officer removed. 1t shall also be the
duty of the collector of taxes to keep the
accounts OF special taxes levied bv school
districts in separate books provided for
that purpose.
Provision is made for issuing bonds
and borrowing money for school i'm
provements. All property personal or
real, situated in each school district,
shall be subject to the general s..
mill levy, and also to the sinking
fund bond levy; and only property
zeal and personal, OF residents Of the
school districts shall be subject to the five
mills special levy; for the purpose Of tins
act and no further, the exemption laws
heretofore and now in force in this terri,
torv The bill also contains compulsory
school clause, and, III fact. all the
machinery necessary nrr establishing
plhlic school sy tenn, " t on the whole,
presenting the matt r in rs simple Il
method rs can well be provided.