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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-09-22

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Wa.:. nv Lnrr, he lr5np. ts.e:l5-.. %
0G11jd 4 highway rom ear-t.ru .s..rus-:-.
il ah0llG nan al me e!ia.sr7s Of III.
man wrercneanpss: 1.nan.fi tIrrsze: III
the mountains ri rar-h.v l.-ef.rrzl7v. +
should Ne vide -rol7q., snq strong
enough to hold 50090 600 0nn =, ia
human rare. i 20 many u -agm
should ever Be BORN, II .anrjd ~
blasted ont Of he ..RocE- n ,eAs .
and cernent4d with the blood nj ne
Cross. and be lifted amid he .hontjng
OF angels and the axecration of Ga,.iis
Being a Kings highway NJ conrsa -
is well brilt. Bridges snjendidIv arch.
ed and bnttreesed Nave ri ven ysy ~ ana md
crushedp the passengers who attempt
60 10 Cross tEem. But Christ, the
n hns' YOU" ,J on''d no such thing as
1na1: Inc WORK done, ne mounts the
chariot OF ms love and mu!tltudes
noun mount win iilm' and ne drives on up
ee 1872 VI le1'ea a., anna 'he piaudIts
VI Ial'hg worlds ne work ls done
"e'. uo,ie -g'oriousiy oone-magnlfl-
ee, nt;i, s aol'e! m
o,aa, LUZ ner: ne roaa spoken OF ls
l,a ."n , ,' Many a me road has
e.0 t my anu ioul because 1t has
~ ~. oeen properly cared Ior; but my
.ne oiie'ean si'a!i not walk
.hron DOOM on eisner SIDE to
wan+ " +a a"ay your SINS. lnaeeo' II you
on 49, ~ u; s yo .nen a'ons you are not
st;i I f,,s uI ,ot ~.
n,s;n ra ...'' .. nS foau spoken Oh q
thon,b io 49, shai nc waylaring men,
tn. ;s - , s s, hoo err therein."
idiot he can t;nd h;s r .nrge;,oar.ns an
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-09-22
KINGS HIGHWAY.
The Road in Which All Should Tray
el Described by Tai
mage.
The Terminus Is Heaven, the Great
Capital of the Uni
verse.

LONDON Special Gable. -Anoth.
er busy week OF DR.. Talmage's preach
ing tour has just ended. The sermon
selected is entitled "The Kings High
way" the text chosen being Isaiah
xxxv, $40: "And an highway shall
be there, and a way, and it shall be
called the way OF holiness; the unclean
shall not pass over it, but it shall be
for those; the wayfaring men. though
fools, shall not err therein. No lion
shall be there, nor any ravenous
beast shall so up thereon, it shall not
be found there; but the redeemed shall
walk there; and the ransomed OF the
Lord shall return, and come to Zion
with songs and everlasting Joy upon
their heads; they shall obtain Joy and
eadness, and sorrow and sighins
shall flee away"
There are thousands o: people hare
this morning who want 10 ina ne
right road. You sometimes So pa--
son halting at cross roads, aoi !o-
can tell by his looks that Ne wishes %
ask question as 20 What IL zion
he had better take. A1i ! s:zo5 =
your presence this lo--:-c >c-S.2-
Gus OF the fac. -aa- .lE= So
many OF you 1a-s w1o -=@@ssss
that there arg .-c,--Sa-- E--r-lc
roads, but on! ol= -le--- IN z--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-06
provided for the issuance of dollar certifi-
Gates representing 100 cents worth OF silver
huiIion
ARBITRATION BY THE PISTOL.

The acquittal of d. 81. Long, tried at
Whatcom for the murder of his wife and
son-in-law, is an extraordinary verdict
Longs testimony furnishes no ground for
a verdict of mot guilty" he does not
pretend that he killed his wife and her
paramour in self-defense; he certainly was
not q lunatic, for his fight and hiding
from Justice shows that he was conscious
of having committed an offense against
the law. He was clearly by his own con-
fession guilty at least of granddaughter,
and he deserved some exemplary punish
ment.
If the jury believed he was lunatic
then he should have been defined as a
homicidal lunatic and confined in an asy-
lum. The jury evidently did not believe
he was lunatic, for an irresponsible
lunatic never shows any sign of guilt, or
takes to fight or goes into hiding. Ii the
Jury revivified for the benefit of Long the
obsolete theory of "momentary insanity"
they did so in defiance of the law which
does not recognize any such defence as adj
missible, since under it every angry man
acquittal. Long was clearly not legally
insane; that is, he was not irresponsible
for his actions; he knew the illegal and
criminal nature of the act he committed;
he was at least guilty of manslaughter;
probably murder with extenuating cir
cumstances" might describe his vindic-
tive shooting of the guilty pair.
The truth is that the jury violated their
oaths to find verdict in accordance with
the law and evidence simply because they
chose to ignore the law and the facts in
favor of personal opinion, previous views,
as to crime and its punishment, and thus
make farce of one of the most important
functions of civilization.
In Philadelphia recently the failure of
jury in murder case to reach proper
verdict was denounced by Judge Arnold
as rapidly bringing the whole system of
justice into contempt. Judge Arnold
observed that "a man may commit muir
der almost with IMMUNITY. as it were; for
while the commission of felony or an in
ferior crime is usually followed by convic-
ton, murderer even when caught red
handed, stands almost as good chance as
an innocent man of escaping punishment.
Every ingenuity known to the legal pro-
fession. every technicality of procedure is
invoked and every hypothesis suggested
for the bewilderment of the jury"
In our judgment the essential barbarism
of American civilization is in nothing
more shockingly exhibited than in the
public arbitration of personal grievances
with the pistol, and the disposition of
juries to acquit the murderer on senti-
mental grounds. In France gentleman
fights like brave man, while in America
the place of the duel is taken by street
fight which proceeds generally to the
death of one of the parties from an in
stinct of angry ruffianism rather than OF
wounded honor. Cowardly advantage
over your adversary is generally plotted,
if not always obtained by one of the par
ties of an American street fight, where the
feud is satisfied by shooting at sight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-06
SEATTLE. WEDNESDAY. APRIL g.
THE TACOMA VICTORY.

The Republicans of Tacoma have done
nobly. They have won most difficult
fight and have stayed the tide of Demo-
cratic victory in Washington. Huson's
majority is small, but it is enough. 1t is
sufficient to prevent Tacoma from follow
ing Seattle into the Democratic fold.
The Republican victory in Tacoma yes
terday presages Republican victory in the
State in November. The tide of Demo-
cratic success, based as it was on caiumny,
Misrepresentation and fraud. is stayed,
and the Republicans can wage the contest
for the electoral votes of Washington with
courageous and hopeful hearts.
The PosT-INTELLIGENoER congratulates
Mayor-elect Huson and the Republicans
OF Tacoma who share with him the glory
of his victory.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-06

When last the question OF free silver coinage
came before the House Of Representatives of the
Fifty first congress, out of 123 Democrats vot-
ing lie were recorded in favor of the measure
Among the 1l6 were Roswell P. Flower, of New
York; Charles F. Crisp, of Georgia: Roger @
Mills and C. B. Kilgore, of Texas; William NJ
Springer, of Illinois; William S. Holman, of
Indiana-in short, all the men who are now
Democratic leaders on the floor of the national
House of Representatives. These test votes
showing the opinions of leading Democrats
upon the question of the free coinage of silver
were taken in the months Of January and Feb
ruary, 1891.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-06

The bill recently introduced by Senator Nor
gan, OF Alabama, repeating section 1856 of the
Revised Statutes, providing for the transit OF
goods through the United States to and from
Canada without the payment of duties, would,
if passed, subject Canada to much annoyance,
especially during the winter months, when
many Of her ports are closed. As en- example
Of the immense amount of traffic from the
United States, by which Canada, through its
railroads, derives benefits, statistics show that
in 1888 there were shipped from points
within the United States to other points within
the United States, via Canadian railways,
$4,000 car loads OF the products of the United
States Statistics for the period later than
1888 are not obta,nable, but 1t is given as a
fair estimate that the volume of traffic
amounted to 100000 car loads-more than
100000 tons-and representing upward of
sl5,Ooo.Oo0 paid by American producers to
Canadian carriers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-06

citizens and respect the law more than
the approval of an organ which seems
now TO have no regard for any
scramble for public Office. If good cause
exists for the removal of any member of
any board or any commission let the
cause be made known and let the removal
be made. Until this is done there should
be an end of insinuation and meaningless
talk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-06

Iowa probably has been made a doub.-
full if not Democratic state by the action
OF the Republican members of the state
House in rejecting the Catch high license
and local option bill. This assures the
election of Democratic legislature and
Democratic United States senator in lsa3
IN the opinion Of the Chicago Tribune. and
leaves the states position in the presi.
Dental election very uncertain.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-06
NORTHWEST NEWS.

". F. Thompson, late of the steilaeoom Ne,cs,
Roslyn Nears and Des Moines NeGs, is about to
establish the Globe, at Westport, Chehalis
county.
Ed Churchill brought US in q mastodon tooth
Wednesday which be picked up some time ago
on the beach near Admiralty light 1t is partly
petrifed and well preserved. The tooth weighs
ten pounds. -CoupepUe Sun
The editor of this paper has received q fstter-
ing offer from New York firm to become sales
agent for the state for a superior quality of
goods, and warrants his agents large profits.
SILK threads in the paper and all parts fully
equal to the genuine. Prices $500 for "a, 600;
$500 for 5000, and SO on.-Ritzpile Times.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-06
FREE THOROUGHFARE.

In hollow trees,
Live white owls, chipmunks, bats, and bees.
II were a chipmunk, bat, or bee,
I'd pack my stores in an empty tree.
Under the ground
Ants and beetles and snakes are foundi
And truth, the snake with a leathern skin
Needs q cellar to hide him in.
By the brooks brink,
Splash 60 the beaver, muskrst, mink,
Clasped in doublet close as he,
A beavers hut were the place for me.
High DER the rocks,
Lord Of his watch tower. dwells the fox.
We're more fleet than the west wind is,
I'd have staircase steep as his.
OF nose and beak,
Tooth and tail, it were long to SPEAK.
Every creature l much admire
Who lives in winter and needs no fire
Whichsover any one meets
Has rooted his chamber or paved his streets;
Yet OF oil their wits, not one, you see,
Has learned the secret of lock and key.
Dora Read Goedole
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-06

Free coinage Of American silver would
permit the Western silver miners to bring
Their product to the mint and secure 81
Tor about 81 cents worth of silver. The
Republican silver law of July, 1890. sus-
pended the coinage of silver dollars and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-06

We used to hear that con-
sumption was durable if one
took it in hand in time; but
people in general had to re-
gard it as fatal.
Since we know more about
it, we know how to fight it.
Now we do begin in time.
We begin before you suspect
any danger.
Our means are CAREFUL
LIVING and SCOTS Emulsion
of cod-liver oil. Shall we
send you a book on both?
Free.
,SoorT BowNE, Chemists, "a South 9Th Avenue,
New York.
Your druggist keeps.Scot,'s Emulsion Of ced.liv.r
o'i--al druggists everywhere DO. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-04
&aarframbember 8l1hfinm.

Wel6 ein baartrdubenber 8l0biinn
man6mal baraus entitebt, pentt 10 ein
englif9es 8latt einer &eporter, Der
iiber Die @renaen ieines Gountp's nod
ni9t binausgefommen, als vSnterz
bieiper" losldBt, bamit .er geeignete
DISQUALIFICATION iiber bic reurDpaii9e
Situation befrase, bas benefit ipieber
ei1mal bas Beifpiel Der Detroit Sris
bune", bic li5 BON einem Manue Nas
mems @rauer, ben iie als rSa9pers
tdnbiger in Der europdif6en prlitif1
besei6net, folgenbe Morbsgef6i6te bat
aufbinben lahem:
n8ismard 1T Der fiir6terli9ite Wann
in Der gataen Melt. ST bat bas beuts
f9e &aiierrei6 aufgeri6tet unb iebt, ba
er fortgeiast 1T, 1T Der 9auptbalt bes
&ei9es gefallen. Sd muB Sic an ct.
mas eritnern. SIM Sabre "a pollte 8isz
mard S6lesmigs9 olfteia fur YreuBen
erwerben. 9as tpar iein b06terW uni9.
Cine Deputation Der Bepobner Der uil=
gliidli6eH probiaa, bic einiabeu, baB
fie balb BON Der groBen Ma6t berz
f9lungen luerben wiirben, begab fi9
gum md6tigen (powerful) 8aperns
t6nig Marimitian, um i'm UNI feline
germittlung an3ugeben. 8ismard
tpuBte, baB, tpetln Marimilian ein=
f9ritte, preuBen ME tpager biirfte,
S9lesuig : Solfeim in 8eiib gu
nebmea. @r bate @runb au Der
8efir@tung, baB Marimiliar Der
Bite feiner unglidli6en Na9barn
(6olftein utb Bapern gta9barn ! ! y
aa9fommett piirbe. @as that er boz
ber2 ST iorgte bafiir, baB feline Gin.
mif9ung itattfanb. Dim IA. Mpril ga
UNI 9 ubr 8ormittags iolten bic Be-
putirten cine Mubiens bel Marimilian
baben, aber TIM 6 ubr firth mar Der
9Onig eines pl0bli6en Spbes geftors
ben. 8erf1iebene 8erii6te iiber bic
Sobesart tparen 1T llmlauf, jebt aber
glaubt man, baB Wtarimilian Don 2eus
ten ermor6et tpOrben 1T, bic in Spmpa.
THE nit Der &esierulg bon Yotsbam
unb Berlin tuaren !"
9eiliger 8imbam! Wel9 bimmel=
fdreienbes 8le6 pir6 ba geliefert !!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-04

3eitung i'm Snterefie europdii6er,
bauptfd@li6 beutf6er @intpanberung,
@r ipri6t in ieinem 8riefe Bic 9ofz
ttutg aus, baB bic Gountps& ommiHdre
in bieIer Srage 1i6 auf Der ri9tigen
Seite befinben perber uttb ibr Mo.to:
pllnterfibung nnb @oblfabrt" 1T.
Wir bebatert, 9errr &ei6ert mittbeie
len gu miife1, baB uniere @ountDz
&ommiidre ben Brief einfa6 gu ben
Ml.ett geIegt babeu. Germ Gei9ert
f6eint es unbefanut gu fein, bab unfere
Staatsfon1titution bic @rmutbigung
CUR @inmanberultg bur6 finansiele
8eibilfe einfa1 berbietet unb mas fir
ben Staat gilt, bas gilt bier aud fiir's
@put.p; UNI ere 8eamten ipiirbet ni6ts
finben, UNI cine fol6e Nusgabe gu
re6tfertigen. 9agegen tperben fi6 bic
Mitglieber bes Gountpgeri6ts gepiB
'bur9 bas 8ertrauer gei6mei6elt fib=
len, ipel6es Qerr &eidert bur6 ieine
1taipe Sorberung in iie geiebt bat.
= Sie bier fitioli6 gegriinbete Loan
and Trust Company mirb bemnd6f
tire Operatipnen beginner. Sic perz
mittelt ben @erfauf bp11 8Dnbs, tpidelt
9interlaFenf6aftsz Nngelesenbeiten ab,
iibernimmt 9epoiiten auf gentle 3eit,
erlaubt aber ni6t, baB bagesen
gbed5 auSgeitelt tuerSen - leibt Gels
Ser auf quite Si6erbeit Bin aus ltt1b
befDrQt i'm MQemeiuer fDlGe 8e5hGfte,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-04
Matb far MHtter.

8or iiber 50Sabren don tuurbe Mrs.
WinslotD'S SOOTHING Sprup bon Mils
lionen bon Miittern beim 3abnen Der
&iaber angemenbet. @irf bu i'm
S6lafe burG bas S6reien eines ainbes
geft6rt, bas i'm 3abnen 1T unb Dor
S6meraen weint2 Wenn 10, laHe iDfort
cine Glaf6e pom rMrs. Minslops Soos
thing SDrup" bolen. Sein Mertb 1T urls
be5ablbar. SIS pirb Dem fleinen 2eibeus
ben fofort 2inberung berf9aHen. 8erS
laBt eu9 barauf Miitter, es 1T fein
3meifel bariiber. @s beilt Spfenterp
unb Siarrboe, regulirt ben Magen un6
bic Nieren, beieitigt Minbz&olif, err
mei6t ben @aumen, perbimbert @ntaiinz
bnmg urb itdrft bas gauge Spifem.
rWsrS WinslOms Soothing @prup"
fir aabnenbe &inber ift at1genebm in
@ef6mad unb bas &ecept ftammt BON
einem Der beiten meibli6en Nerate in
ben Ser. Staaten. IS 1T bel allen
Sruggiften in Der gan3en @elt au baz
ben. preis Is @ts. pet Slai6e.
aauft niGts enberes als MrS. Wins>
Ions Soothing Syrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-04
aiiufltde 8~emd6ermma 1T Nepasa.


Nit9 int State Mebaba ma6t bic
fiinftli6e 8emdKerung Sortf6ritte. Sn
benz nit benz 81. Mai 1890 enbenben
Genfnsiabre tpurben in Nebaba 224,z
403 Nder, o6er 353.63 abrat zMeis
len fin ftli9 bepdNert, tpel6es etpas
mebr 1T, als brei ,3ebntel bes garseu
Nreals bes Staates. 8pn ben 224,z
403 fin fli6 beipdferten &dertt tpurben
nabeau neum 3ebntel 3ur Mnbauung
bon 5ltteritoheu benubt. NuBerbem
tpurben nod $780, 600 Nder @iei enlanb
int Dcrbergebenben Sabre fuatli6 bes
paRert.
SIM gatsen State CAB es ipabrem6
bes @eniusiabres. 1867 Sarmen o6er
&an6es, pel6e fiinfli6 bemdferte
2dnbereien entbielten. 9ie 9ur6z
i6nittsgr6Be Der finitli6 bemaKertelt
2dnbereie11 fir ie6e Sarm be5iferte it6
auf 1872 Mder. Sm@ ar5et CAB es 50
gr6Bere 8armem, ipel9e ie ein beipdKer=
tee Nreal bon $40 Mder be1aBen, fertter
81, pel9e je 800 Bis $50 Nder bearbeiz
teten unb pol mel6e ie 160 Bis 319
Nder III fi6 faBten.
Sn Gbur0ill gnurtD gab es A 6arz
mer, pel6e ein 9ur6f6nitts , 9lreal
bon 225 Nder fiin1li6 bendfertes 2anb
bearbeitetea uub eitte1t Sur619nittsz
ertras BON $10.33 er3iel EN-. 9onglas
Gpuntp bate 26 Sarmen nit ei1tem
9ur6f6n.itssQlreal BON '63 Nder, unb
bic bur9i6nittliWen @rntez @rtrage tpaz
ren $9.68. 9ie 20 Sarnter III @smez
ralba @Duntp benuBten ein Our6=
i6nittssNreal BON 156 older urb err
3ielten i'm 9ur156nitt 1924 bonn
Mder. 6obe 9urdf9nittsertrdge, tamz
li9 1910 bonn Mder er3ielten bic 50
Sarmer III @urefa @ountD nit einem
Sur6f9nittssNreal BON ie 1877 older.
116 Sarnten ober &an9es CAB es III
9umbolbt County. 9ieielben beiaBen
ein 9ur6f6nittssNrea BON 489 4der
unb tire burdf6nittli6em grnfe : @rz
trdge besifferten ii6 auf $14.44 Die
50 6armen 1T 2atber @Duntp NIT Ell
1tem 9ur9i6nitts .9real bon Isl Nder
er3ielten Grnte : grtrdge BON $16.45.
Sn 2iueoln Gountp CAB es IS Sarmer,
tpel6e ein 9ur6i9nitts Nreal bon 46
Nder benubten nnb mel9e Sur6f6nittss
@rtrdge bon $13. "a aufautpeiier batten.
2pon Gountp battes8S Sarmen nit eli
mem 9ur9i9nitts=M real BON 204 Mder,
unb lire 9ur9f6nitts sgrtrdge betrn9en
$13.03. Sn @pe County CAB es 80.
Sarn1en, tpel1e ein Dur9f6nittsz
Mreal bon 102 Qlder unter Bear
beituttg batten, unb ibre bur6f9nittz
li6en grnte>@rtrdge besiferten ii6 auf
1881. Sic gr6Bten Sur6f6nittss @rz
trdge bes gait3ea Staates tpur6en in
SrmsbD County e%raielt, ndmli6
$31,5 bonn 4der. SIM @attsen CAB es
6p1t 26 6arn1er nit einem 9ur6z
f6nittsz Nreal BON So Nder. Sn @a=
fhoe gountp bearbeiteten 221 Garmer
EN- 9ur9i6mittss Mreal bon 1870 Mderr
unb ibre Durdf6nittsz grtrdge betrugen
$18. 85, Sn Wbite pine gountp CAB
es 10l Garmer unb ife bebautert ein
9ur9f9nitts- 9lreaI BON 178 older utb
er5ielten 6ur6f6nittli6e @rntes@rtrdge
bon 1928.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-04
Gine Orbinatts
Sur @rbebung eimer aopf> u1b ad va
loren Steuer altr unterbaltung Der
Stabtbermaltung fir bas nit
Dem 81. Mdr5 1892 OBJ
f6lieBenbe Sisfaliabr.

-
Sc lei berorbnet bur6 ben @tabts
ROTH Der Stabt San Mrtonio:
Sectipn l. 9aB fir bag nit
Dem 81. Mai 1892 abi6lieBenbe Muz
nicipaliabr cine &opfteuer bon 81 fir
ieben mdnnli9en @inpobner i'm Mlter
apii6en 81 unb go Sabreu erboben
tper6en ion, tpel6e ni6t auf anbere
Weiie bur6 bas @eieb bon Der Der
pft6tung Der S~teuer5ablung ausgez
nommen tporben iinb unb borausgeieBt,
baB bieie perionen felt m%inbefens 6
Wfonaten por benz /. Stunt 1891 In bieier
Stabt getppbnt baben.
Sectio 2. SaB bierbur6 cine
Steuer fir aIgemeine 3pede aufgelegt
iperben foI fir bas nit Dem 81. Meai
1892 abi6lieBem6e Sisfaliabr auf af1es
@runbeigentbum ober peri6nli9es giz
gentbum, bas ni9t %anbertpeitig bur9
bic @taatsgeiebe ober bic ftdbti16en
Sr6inansen bon Der 8e1teuerut1g aitss
ge1tDmmen 1T unb spar eine ad valorem
Steuer our State $1.002 auf ie 800
Wertb a1 @igentDun.
section 3. SAB CUR 8esablung
Der 3iniem Der bonbirten S6ulb Der
Stabt unb CUR S@afung zines 9iIs
gungsfonbs our i9lieBli9en Mb3ablung
berielben bierbur9 cine Speaialfeuer
BON $0.29.5 auf ie 800 Wertb bon
auem in Section 2 ertpdbnten @igenz
Mum erbpben tperbe.
Section 4. 9aB in Ilebereinz
ftimmung nit etner friiber angenom=
mener uttb bur6 bic Steuersabler In Ell
1er ont 5. Mdra 1882 abgebaltenen
@abl ratifairten Orbinana bierbur9
fir bas Munieipaliabr 1891-1892
cine Spe5ialteuer BON 1910 auf ie
500 gigentbums Wertb, tpel6es Der
8efenerung CUR unterbaltung Der
itdbtif9en S6ulen u~ntermorfen lift,
erboben uerben foa.
Section 5. aB5ur8 plenbumg
Der Gitp Sail unb our Yflafterung uHb
4usi6miidung bes biefelbe u~mgebenbett
Ylabes bierbur6 fir bas nit benz 81.
Neai 1892 abi6lieBenbe 6isfaliabr
(eini6lieBlib Der am 80. Mdra 1891
erbobenen 10 Gents) cine Speaialteuer
BON $0.16.5 auf ie 800 @igentbuntsz
Mertb erboben mer6en follen unb atpar
auf ales in Der Section 2 erpdbnte
@igentbum.
Imgenommen unb sebiagt am rs.
Gebruar 1892.
e. 81 s. 96reiner,
Wtapor pro TEN.
Mttefirt: g. g. GIaubon,
@itD @lerf.
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