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a Nut for the journal.

III tncrc hnd been no opposition to Till.
man, II the much abused newspapers and
the ''driftwoOd" legislature had been SUBJ
missivG to his will, here wonld be the con
ditions to-day:
n State constitutional convention would
have been called involving all expense on
the people Of probably $10O, 900 and will,
no opportunity for the people to pass upon
It's work and three dollar poll tax would
be certainty.
county government lll would he in
| operation under which the governor would,
nave tho appointment oC every road over.
seer and county commissioner and un6cr
which the man who could not lniy Il ~
communications tax would be pat lip and sold
| as virtual slave TO Il road contractor r,.l
ten days at not icSs than fifty cents a ,lny
~ railroad C@mmmi$sion bill would hc
iii operation under which the mnvcrnC,
would have appointed three Of his .pccia
| 1nrnu5 aS commissioners
lhc governor would have today tn,
right to remove from office any ,hcri I
whose proceedings did not happen I,
please HIM.
With al this power and without op,osj
lion tn" governor wuu'l bv this time h,v,
had arranged q legislature to suit him.
This legislature would give him \ fu!'
bench OF Judges 20 sui; INN.
| His comptroller .er,icral wmill hayr ll,r
right TO raise or tower the tax returns Of
any man in The Slrc at his pl,usn,,..
With railroad commissioners. n,l.,.s.
Legislators. county officers. Sllcriiis and
j~lrtv macl,inry al; IN his rulv,r |, r .;'iiI,
Lian would Virtually bG kin~. All he
would have {" do would hr To- go ahead,
hive himself elected tn lie l'nit",! states
Scmai" and ha'h over ihr Slaic i;. HI:ylr,l,
lac "h"sc /" ht'.''"w il N,."n rr. j,rin. p,.v,r.
I!"rS ,uu u,l,.' uili, ,&S as th. CH.r ri Rus
ia "rcnic> Nphi.'S H,l ,ljS,ribI3ucs ulol-
in"".,.
Every word "I tIi>; can hc i,I,ycd rr,n!
the rr"pn.@. 1t j" all in ;rint and nuhU!,
c;,n ,l"my il.
W hen ,'Ir farming. the laturins pcurlv
St;lii ii;r r|0litiV, uf tii.; .,lniui, trl,i1n
To know Ihr tu;ri,,,S u,,I ,,l,,,. and ,,,,
,l,,,;,., r ,rlI,i,. ,, |
:, - ~ i"'''"" hi''h''!N ''ii lucas,
i'"l'iS WHO nave lo'i4ht llllinan ana vino
are GOlnT to beat him nrc the hes; friends
the pcoDIc Loyr ryrr b,l ihn ,r,,..,,.,
nf ,i.;r EL,,,;. 49,, ,, =, '
,This 10 , ,;.th, fnr ,,''S r,t ,na,i 80" -.
" Of the pcoplc r,oin,J , man who ;s Inv
nature and purpose IL tyrant, and hitter
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ella J.. N, arrives I.uia WU1 =. NJ Returnin,
.CANr" Lula E 80 Il. IL, arrives Atlanta s so Il. IN.
R"i"ctu l.G'n ard AthCRS-EO. II daily e1
cept Hn"GAy and No. " daily, leaves Lula 8l5 I
m n"I V..!I a. IN, arrive Athens 1900 D. III. an
IL" \. NJ RrtErGnG, leave Athens. No 10 dR
y, c%"ci, Su!'t"T, ani No. l2 daily Gl5 D. n
AIa 1.V' q. VI, arrive Lula 7!5 p.,n and $50 an
COZ! Sunday, icavn TC"ron !! 40 Il. M, arrive l.
'r7tun 40 l.. II. kctErn!uG, No. 20 daily excep
'H'":"s. leave r'icr;mu SO Il m, arrive Tocco
1 = 4;
>>>; "and T. Pullman S;eepers between Allan
IA nld Neg YUrl;
Mo-. ,. Ni}d -. Washington and &oUt.iwesterl
N""tiL'!"d Limited. hc, Fccn Washington nnt
A:i.HtI !nrOhCh rul!mna S!ecpcrs hetweel
:'"W E"ik ur., New Orleans. GlGo between Wash
inGt"N ami Memphis via Atlanta and BirmnE
nam. H!.*CTT"tiuN eur bclu cen Washington anc
Npw Orleans.
w.. &%n y GM1 r. rH,,mnn Buffet S'>a bo
time hS! !aEs sS'ssH I"'r. "s%1%'2Ss s1 % 1ss
ervn'i"ns, confer with .ss.,,.,, pyssts
Asst Gonr = &c! Nc.
LAS. L. TAYLOR,
Cent Phss. AH't., Atlanta, Ga.
& l.. HAMMOND,
Superintendent. Atlanta, Ga.
". II. GREEN,
Geni Manager, AtlGntG, Ga.
SOL HAAS,
HfHilir Manager. 4 tunta
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TI11xa r ATLANTIC COAST LINE RR
PASSENGER DEPA ARTMENT.

WILMINGTON. =. C., July 3!d 1892
Fast Li"" hvt"C,n Charleston ,IIi t:oIum
hrd lrrrT south Carolina and WeMcrn No
Carolina condensed Schedule:
ti1iItr Npsi |,n;,>,. T,
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The surplus food eaten and wasted in
this country would feed the stan ying Rus,
slams
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FOR CLERK OF COURT.

me many 1llcndS or Il. FRANK LOOPER re
kpccttully announce him rs candidate fol
County Commissioners, subject to the action OF
the Democratic party in tho primary election.
---- - ----,----------r---------
GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
! ~ County of Pickens.
In Court of Common Pleas.
Caroline Brock, Miles ID. Clay.
ton, &. l.. Hollingsworth, w.
r. Hollingsworth, Deborah
Mauldin, Susan parkins, Mar.
tha Smith, Stephen c. All.
good, w. b. Allgood, b. c.
Allgood, Frank AIlgood, J.D.
Allgood, Queen Allgood
Margaret Brown, w. D.
Moody, Matte c. Burnum
by her Guardian ad litem G.
l.. IIollingsworth, w. II.
Burnum, George O. Cannon
and Ala ID. Cannon by their
Guardian ad litcm 6. l.. Hol-
lingsworth, George Cannon
and Stephen G. Icstcr--
Plaintiffs,
Against
J M. Stewart as Executor Of
the last will and testament Of
Naomi Clayton, deceased, Ed
ward Ihaycr, w. W.tClavton,
w. T. O'Dcll, Temperance
{. Clayton, Laura "A. Wal
lace, Naomi l.. Willard, Ste
phcn {. O,Dcll, T.. A. Me-
Cluskcy Joe Allie Johnson
and Aurie Hollingsworth-
Defendants.
Summons for Relief. Com
plaint Served.
10 each of the above named
defendants:
You and each of you are
hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in this
action, Of which copy is filed
in the office of the clerk for
Plckcns county, and herewith
served upon you, and to serve
a copy Of your answer to the
said complaint on the subscri-
bcrs at their office at Pickens
Court House, South Carolina,
within twenty days after the
service hereof, exclusive of the
day of such service, and if you
tail to answer the complaint
within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiffs in this action will ap-
ply to the court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Each of the defendants is
notlhcd, that the objects of this
acton arc for the recovery and
partition of the real estate de-
scrlbcd in the complaint among
the heirs at law of Stephen
Clayton, deceased, and that no
personal claim is made against
any Of you, except the dcfcn-
dant, J. Nj. Stewart, as cxcctor,
OF the last will and testament
of Naomi Clayton, deceased,
and Edward Thaycr, for the
rents, profits and benefits there
of received by them respective
ly and that the payment of the
costs Of any defence made by
any of you will be resisted by
the plaintiffs.
Dated at Pickcns G. H., S. 6,
the 9TH day Of May, 1892.
ANSEL &
HOLL1NGSWORTH,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
J. M. STEWART, G. G. p. &.
[Ohicial Seal.
To the Defendants above
named:
Take notice that the com.
plaint in this action, together
with the summons Of which the
foregoing is 4 copy, was filed
in the office Of the Clerk OF
Court at Pickens Court House
in the County and State aforc,
said On the 18th day Of May.
a. d., 1892.
ANSEL &
HOLLINGSWORTH
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IERY
$14,4O0 IN GOLD COIN
To be Given AWAY Absolutely.

Anyof7e for only 81 .25 cnn secure both the
PickGns SENTINEL and tho Louisville, Ky,
Weekly Courier.IOurnnl for one year with the
opportunity Of making estimates for the Cou.
riCrJournnls g unprecedented offers Of one prize
OF $4,000 in Gold Coin and IA prizes OF 500
Courier. Journal can be seen at this office. or
on application to the COuricrJOurnal Company
Louisville, KY, II copy will be furnished tc any
address free of charge.
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tDoily. Nos So and SO solid trains betwct
CharC@tOr and Columbia, s. 6,
H. Al. EMERSON,
Asst Con ! Passenger Agent.
J. Z. KENIN, I. NJ EN- MERSON,
GEM Manager. Trn1ic MaIago<.
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FOUND

In the last few DAYS some biz bargains and
No. as Crescent avenue. in . splendid neigh
borhood house nearly new: large corner lot
room Ior another house; has a good barn on
adjoining lot can sell that to you on easy
terms and viii make the price for a few days
only s25o0. I have 100 feet on Mt. Vernon
street with two modern houses and large barn
that Will Sell you for what the lots are worth.
Call and see the bargain l have. A small
house and large lot on Logan street ives. OF
payment down. balance as rent. l have Il
large house. nearlv new large barn on Fifth
avenue. near Union street. that you can buy
cheap and on your own terms; will take vacant
lot or lots rs part pay; call and will show 1t
10 you. Have several new houses In the east
part Of city for sale cheap and on easy terms.
1 have large list OF houses and lots and va
cant lots which will pay you to look over be-
fore buying. / have small house on Logan
street to rent for s. per month; near East
street; house corner Of Colt and Newberry
street. very modern. only $40; IL you want any.
thing in my line call and see me. Large list OF
farms for sale and exchange. Eighty acres at
Ada for 500 on your own time or will ex-
change for something in the city.
J. W. CL0STERA0USE,
Phone As. II Canal Stree.
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norEY TO LOAN.


TO NoU WANT MoNEl9-H - yoH viii
~ fBd II 10 your sdvsntsGe TO see as before
torrevlns.
Nsmske iosas 90 heusshole gecss risnos
hofs>s wagons. Of per<onsi property ~ ear
Kind - the Lowest possible rates ard IN the
anfcsest poss BE tine.
Oar loans are nsee without publicity ard
re property "a lfft ia sear uBeistarb-a pes
sfssfon.
iasns go fse carried ss lena sc desired nr
car b pSe ~ f0il e. % psfL ~ aev tine -
sutt year convenience. EHf sNs Esft Pefd -
saers tne rosf 81 Carrying the ear.
Y SbN eve = bslanrs o. fufnfRrf. pssfe ~
athef DfaHfffs. ~e ~ili ras - % fsf rou sna
carry - ss eng SO sea s-sfFe-
3Br erccs are ne rnass pfeassnf "a to citT
$50 SO - srfank~a thst Parties Sslisas nper
~ nss bs waited aees 4aiosis ssa ccHrt-
Su.tF
krasesstss ttst yes ss*e so 80 81 beth To-
FFeFeffs ses the maast sS1 ~ f-tsFn ths
ne4ef ~ sEy en-
akANb kaFfDs NuATaksE loan co.
tss7H ssweE tlees.
fesRes ~ Meefe~ Fs&ri ars snsi <ss
uoNtf 70 Loan e ssasH ~ isrse ssrss frs
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wANrrp-AGrNrs
RoyIsa. PACKING 4 STORAGE

RADciIfF & UoLT-Relisble uphelsierrrl
~ u III South Disisioa-st.. have tiie largest
vans" employ the most competent men ana
viii give you regular rates. whether you - :
Tor them ar not by paeaing No. 40 81 90 after
business hour.
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N. w. NORTHROP.


L1nR ftIE-7tcs large brick house. 10 roerrs
beslaes taiis. eeiisy under Whole hess~
with gurnscs. ~ feet 81 perch. nice large shsd.y
trees 81 trent and rssf. lot sf1lz on graded
street. located IN santsesef bart Of city. sflf,
exchange ~ good sacant property o. small
farm. Ineuir> 81 J. -. Alexander. IS Iver -
Eof Shbk-kew t-feom heuse with trout
Il hall. cellar under whole house fronf rnd
side porch good well sad cfsterr ief y fe~f
frents onis three door from Chsrrv street
cs-s. es<t fsorf price srls tlsb ~ sold SCOT
thists bs-fsso. Inquire Of J. q. Alexander.
- flvcn -.
Ls0R etLf--s rsrsnf fofs FIRE section ~
Cherry st sn6 Lsks-sve-. IRE ebaes trees
In front price tor next % dxss eT % 80
each; cart b heat for the money.
Inquire ~ J. -. Alexander. Court bin. Is
Lyon ~ 1'tenf 90
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feeshsns's Group fsmsdy sasss
shsspsas soagh.
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Are ysu sosng ths week he ~
fasnse sale Of ossfaosts- sna l OF
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s.es .H.sssese yisids 10 Heeshsm !
Plils
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THE GRAND RAPIDS
Land and Improvement Co. S
REVISED LIST or
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

Ten acres OF excelient gard en land one milo
south Of Burton avenue. for sale or rent.
Handsome lots on the Bel fhiio addition
OH Burton avenue. near Division street fos
sale; also tie house and harm on said piai
with garden spot. for sale or rent.
We have nne tract OF hardwood timber
convenient 70 market. sad $1,000 cash TO en-
change for desirable residence.
We have ane list of desirable city property
for sale or exchange for good improved farms
Pine and hardwood iinbsrea lands in tbs
upper and lower peninsa.as OF Michigan IA
large or ANAL tracts; also in Wisconsin.
Minnesota and the South for sale at bsr.slns.
also mineral lands. farms. etc. ia al parts Of
the country.
We take fuil charge OF property. advertise ~
for reut aud collcc: aad remit rents ~ ST. per
anHGIn.
A hne section az Kansas land with improve
menis. and Detroit city property 10 exchancf
for good Michigan farm or q and Rapids cit
property.
Cali and see Us ityou desire 10 sell. buy. rent
or exchange propeTts.
GRAND RAPIDS
LAND AND iMs R0NEMENT COMPANY.
G. Ncpaerly Building.
Phone 90
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sesAts TIE Best
Rates the la3esf.
Readily Everybody


REAL kkfAft CITY,
there are A.s panles in ar.na kapiss
Michigan sta asostxsse GA their prop
hnencameerea Improved land. ] vii Etss
ttlen square asxL l. - frakin. foom
l.esesss block. eppossis sweet hotel
EOR sALk-I sSty raasa house Ga the fia,
nine blocks ifenl The p0sioitce. 90 xrSaed
stfret IA a GOOD nsishheIhood. cheapest hoass
Ia ne -. Tor i.zs': Of o. mont NY pssmsnts
al els per mouth. Lsegant Rev areom house
on Lawn Court nia With furnaces. msates EAs
civ and cisfefn water. hard soed hn4sls.
eemenIed cellar. yard grades aud seda-d
concrete walks. All lee tsao or sa pef month
hailelns lots IN rss's. ro.lsse aaa hsa ser
, - Ottawa street. t@ii from 90 4. a.
/ have = nee house aad let on Coli aseIae "a
exchange for Smaller house In seuthorn "a
eastern part CT the civ. Nm. n. siitherg,
Real Estate sad Loans room Miaaecsmr
building. -
EoR sALE-Hsuses ana lots IN dineses,
. paris ~ the city, small payment sewat
property wirhla Inc ela ely limisa Aise m,
block Oh BoN~tck-st az . bargain. DR.. Ne-Ri
boef. a. bostwlcksf est
WANTED AGENTS
WANTED-Agenis 70 handle a side lac o.
Mich hii
WIDE-AMAA AXE workers everywhere foI IN,
w greatest hook on earth. -SHEPPs PilOf
oGRAPiiS OF the WORLD" costing sisl.1s,
mammoth illustrated circulars aud terms Tree
unparalleled s'sccesss Mr.. Thos. l. Martha
centeryiiie. Tex, cleared sal Ia DAYS, Mis-
Rose Aeans. Maoster. o. So In 90 minCles
Rev. j. Howard Madison. Lyons. n. H.. slui a.
hours bonanxa; magnificent eutht only ~
Books on credit freigbt paid. Address
.ilobe Bible Pablishiag CO. No. 81 Dearborn
St. Chicago. Ill. or fhilsdelphlh -:
MOVING. PACKING 4 STORAGE
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THE OLD NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
cAFiTAL. ssoe.ooe

cAFiTAI. ssoe.ooe
H. l. nhEkf President
=. a. BARNETT Nee President
HARVEY J. HOLLIS En-. Cashier,
All eszsssS OF bSlsiag besiness that ara n
asrmoBy stth the ARUob2l banking Law
transacted.
Letters 81 Credit. current 10 al parts Of The
aef.a iss44sd Ia saEss 80 salt lnierfsi az
LEVIED al per eeat Oh time certificates II
deposit
DIRECTORS.
l. " Witbey. George c. Pierce.
III. bafaeti j. Gunner.
NJ. L. SWEET gosrph H. Martha
II. j. HoIlssfeT. ". X. shrioy.
Willard baruhardt W q. Hushart.
l.. Croftoa Fox. r. Loett-eTt.
/. L. IIsxkiAs
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NoNtk To LOAN e snass ~ large ssrss -
~ shSff laee n 49, fef - - fsas sF<.lfl {
ffssk a. wsfsSE. 8 Mearse street.
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THE NATIONAL CITY BANK
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
CAPITAL. - 500, 900

THOMAS n. GILBERT. President
6Eo Ga BRIGGS. tice-Pfes;dens-
J. FREDtRIc hAAks. Cashier.
E. ii. HUM. Assistant Cashier
Transact hls ness la all departments Of bsnk-
ipg authorized by the Na.ienAl Banking Law.
Exchanges available H. all the commercial
cities OF the world sold at current rates
L. :. bonds bought aud sold.
DIRECTORS:
Thomas u. Gilbert, Moves l.. Avery.
Thomas J. q Brien, George u. Briggs.
David N. Amberg tsemuei II. Putnam.
Ransom C. Luce, Constantine Morton.
Edward H. Hunt John G. Fitzgerald.
J.. Stewart White. Phiio {. Fuller.
j. Frederic Hzzrs.
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Mr.. sullivan moved mat the report
be adopted ana the accounts allowed
- recommended by the committee.
Mr.. Skeels moved to amend said mo-
Eon by sdding thereto the words "sx-
eept as To the claim OF h. Bowen"
md that this be stricken from the re-
port and referred 10 the Committee on
Justice. Sheriff and Constable Bills.
-srrisd.
The motion made by Mr.. sullivan q
amended being thereupon put, Vas
.srried. = majority Of The members
,lec. voting therefor.
The same committee reported back
70 the board q claim OF Ernest o. ps-
sros, NJ. D., Of sizes, and stated that
risimsnt deeirsd 20 Withdraw came
and recommended that request be
yrsnted.
ca motion Of Mr.. Loomis. the report
rss adopted
The COMMITTEES on JEsticss shsf I
snd Constable Bis made the felloslnx
report. add ca motion II Mr.. FFoefos
T the report cas- sdopssd ard he &C.
soanss allowed a. rsecunsssasd ~ The
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MISCELLANEOUS

uoRSEs-Wintered In boy stalls upon the
IL ground. al reasonable rates. payable when
the horse IL taken away. Hnrses deliveries 10
and from the farm. Teierhee~ ns once As.
or my house 51i. M driver a tie hause uiii
Church.
LroR RENTING Geo. n. WHITE hsfs- stead
u corner North Division ana feunfan -fs
"a now TOT rent 10 desirable party fer term
~ one. two or three years. apa.v Ter one
week 20 Mrs. Geo. II. White. s. foHnsainst.
elsdiw
WANTED livery young man 70 step N and
W see wfat we can % with them in . pair
ofrsofs. stit ~ clothes or oyercozt made 50
order. Noigt. Herpolsheimer Co n
MISS NJ. c. FOSTER has moved from la
IN grave street to - Jefferson svenu.. Dress
making ~ tie dsy or ~ home
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sesas. - REEFS -. sssaa RAPIDS sssa.
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NVANTED-,,irl for general housework. No
w Is Mayerly Place. Mrs. 4. l. Hatch. =
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WANTFD-Two good dining room girls n
w the Fletcher Place. se South Diylsion-st
The record-union., 1892-11-07

provisions of this Act, showing the number,
date, amount and rate of interest of each
bond and to whom the same was issued.
Section 8. The proceeds of such bonds shall
be paid into the State Treasury, and shall be
applied to the payment OF the following
bonds, IN the order of their issuance: The
outstanding bonds issued under the Act en-
titled An Act to provide for the payment of
the funded Indebtedness OF the state of Cali
fornla, and to contract a funded debt for that
purpose" approved April second, eighteen
hundred and seventy.
Section Z. Ali persons having any of the
bonds specified in Section of this Act shall,
upon presentation OF such bonds to the said
Loan Commissioners, be entitled to exchange
them at their par value for bonds aut horiZed
to be issued under this Act at the rate of one
hundred cents on the dollar, par value; but no
bond shall be issued for a less sum than five
hundred dollars, nor for fractional part of a
hundred dollars, but the said Loan Commits
sloners may issue certificates of such frac-
uonal parts not bonded, which said certificate
shall be transferable and entitled to be paid
out OF the proceeds of the sales of any bonds
provided for in Section 8 of this Act. The
Loan Commissioners shall cancel each bond
so exchanged, ana shall indorse on such bond
the date on which they received the same
and from whom, the number and the amount
OF the bond issued in exchange therefor and
shall nle such bond in the office OF the SecTe-
tary of State.
Section 5. Whenever there shall be in the
state Treasury. from the proceeds of the sale
OF bonds issued under this Act sum of ten
thousand dollars or more, ii shall be the duty
pers printed in English, one in San Francisco
and one in the Capital of the State, for two
months, which advertisement shall state the
amount OF money in the treasury applicable
10 the REDEMPTION of bonds, and the number of
ponds, numbering them in the order of their
Issuance, which are redeemable; and three
months from the date of the expiration of
such advertisement, such bonds, unless sooner
paid, shall cease TO draw interest but the
money for the redemption OF such bonds shall
remain in the treasury to pay such bonds
whenever presented
Section 8. For the payment within twenty
years of the principal and interest of the bonds
issued under this Act, there shall be levied an
nually by the State Board OF Equalization
after any bonds have been issued under this
Act, such rate OF tax on each one hundred dol
lars OF the assessed value of real and personal
property IN the State, 10 be computed by the
Controller of State on the basis OF the assessed
value OF such property for the preceding year,
as shall produce. annually for the first i've
years seven per centum of the amount of such
bonds issued; for the next ten years there
after, twelve per centum of the amount of such
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bonds issued; and thereafter, until all the
bonds issued under this Act are paid fifteen
issued. The State Board of Equalization shall
certify the rate of tax thus computed to the
several County Auditors, and the said Audi
tors are hereby directed and required to enter
such rate on the assessment rolls of their re-
spect1ve counties. in the same manner and
with the same effect as is provided by law in
relation to other state taxes Every tax levied
under the provisions or authority of this Act
Is hereby made "a lien against the property as
sessed, which lien shall attach on - of each
year, and shall not lie satisfied or removed un-
til such tax has been paid. All moneys de
rived from taxes authorized by the provisions
OF this section shall be paid into the State
Treasury, and shall be applied, first, to the
payment of the interest on the bonds issued
by the provisions of this Act; second to the
pay yment OF the principal of such bonds; pro-
Vlded, that all the moneys remaining in the
State Treasury on the third day of January of
each year, for the first five years after the Ssu-
ance OF any bonds under this Act, after all the
interest on such bonds then due has been paid
shall be transferred by the Treasurer of State
to the General Fund.
Section 10. Whenever, on the third day of
January or July in any year, after the expira-
tion of five years from the date of issuance of
any bonds under this Act, there remains after
the payment of the interest as provided IN
the preceding section, surplus of ten thou
SAND dollars or more, 1t shall be the duty of
the Treasurer to advertise, for the space of one
month, In one daily newspaper published in
English in the city of San Francisco and for
one month in one daily paper published in
English at the State Capital for sealed pro-
poaals, to be opened one month after the ex-
piration of such publication by the Treasurer
in presence of the Governor or Controller, at
the state Capitol, for the surrender OF bonds
issued under this Act, which advertisements
Shall state the amount of money he has on
hand for the purpose of redemption, and they
snail accept the lowest proposals, at rates not
exceeding par value, as may redeem the great
est amount OF bonds. until the amount of
cash on hand for redemption is exhausted;
provided, however, in case of q sufficient
amount of such bonds shall not be offered as
aforesaid to exhaust the sinking fund to
less amount Than ten thousand dollars then
III is hereby made the duty OF the Treasurer to
ADVERTISE IN two newspapers, one in san Fran
cisco and one in the Capital of the State, for
three months, which advertisements snail
state the amount in the sinking fund, and the
number Of bonds, numbering them In the
order of their issuance, which such funds is
sci apart to pay and discharge; and If such
, Donqs so numbered in such advertisements
snail not be presented for payment and can
collation. at the expiration OF such publica-