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The Republican., 1893-09-21
FIRESIDE FRAGMENTS.

Veal Pie.-Stew the veal tender.
Make white sauce of pot liquor. Put
veal and gravy in dish, cover with
biscuit dough and bake.-Good House.
keeping.
Fried Okru.-Slice tender pods of
okra. Have frying-pan on the fire
with hot pork drippings, put the okra
in, and fry brown on both sides.
Sprinkle with salt and pepper, and
serve hot-Harper's Bazaar.
Cottage Pudding. cup sugar,
half cup butter, half cup milk Tor
water), two teaspoonfuls baking pow
der, one egg, flavor to taste, flour to
make batter as thick as layer cake.
Apple Pie-Pare and chop raw APP
pies to a pulp; sweeten, and beat in
two tablespoonfuls of whipped cream.
Have the pastry already baked and fill
with the apple mixture. Spread
whipped cream over the top and serve
Immediately -Housekeeper.
lobster Croquettes. Two cups fine
lobster, one saltspoonful salt, one Of
mustar', n trife cayenne. Mix with
one cup cream sauce. Make into cro-
quettes, roll in beaten egg and cracker
crumbs, and fry in hot lard.-Farm,
Field and Fireside.
-Okra with Tomatoes pods
of okra and cut in thin slices sufficient
to fill quart measure Peel tomatoes
to fill pint cup when sliced. Put to-
gether in saucepan, add little salt,
cover, and let simmer gently for half
an hour; add tablespoonful of butter
with pepper, and serve.-Harper's Ba-
Zar.
Pineapple Preserves,-Pare fruit
and take out all eyes and discolored
parts. Cut in slices, cut slices in small
pieces, taking out core. Weigh the
fruit, and put in pan with half as
many pounds of sugar as fruit. Let it
stand over night. In the morning put
it over the fire and let it boil rapidly
for a minute only as cooking long dis
colors it. Put it in jars and seal closely.
Detroit Free Press.
To Cook Summer Squash.-Peel
summer SQUASH remove the seeds and
put it in n steamer over boiling water.
If You are boiling potatoes or other
vegetables set the steamer over and
cook until the squash is tender. Re-
move it into dish or basin to mash it,
and add salt, butter pepper and
tablespoonful of nice sweet cream il
you have it.-Prairie Farmer
Cream of Rice.-A simple and sea-
sonable dessert is a cream of rice with
cherries Rub about two tablespoon
fuls of rice smoothly ground into lit
tie cold milk, sweeten pint of milk to
taste, flavor with vanilla essence, and
when boiling stir the rice into it, STIR
ring the whole over the fire until the
mixture thickens. Pour it into bowl,
and when cool mix in half pint of
whipped cream and pour into a mold
with cavity in the center. When set
turn out and fill the center with a COM
pote of cherries
Potato Soup-Peel quart of nice
white potatoes and boil them in gal
Ion of water. When they are well
done, take them out and mash fine.
Season with pepper, salt and butter to
taste, and add two onions chopped fine,
If preferred. Return the mixture to
the boiling water, and let boil fifteen
minutes. Beat very light two eggs,
into which stir cupful of sweet cream
and add to the soup. Many persons also
like to have two or three slices of toast
| put in with cream. Let the whole boil
| up once and serve. This is tempting
both to the eye and the palate. De-
| troit Free Press.
The Republican., 1893-09-21

Gus De Smith lin low voice, so as
not 10 be overheard d)-Without you life
is not worth living. Be mine.
Miss Birdie McGinnis-I am sorry to
disappoint you, but | am already en-
gagged to be married to gentleman in
Chicago
Gus DE Smith-Ah, well, suppose it
can't be helped now; but you must give
me your promise to marry me az soon
rs you have got your first divorce.
Texas SiftingA -
The Republican., 1893-09-21
Suspicious Promptness.

''Can you tell counterfeit money
when you see it?'' asked clerk in the
war department of treasury employe.
Yes"
81 wish you would look at this $40
bill"
"Do you think there is anything
wrong with it?'
II don't know; | just borrowed it
from Brickleton, and he let me have it
the first time asked him. "-Washing-
ton Star
The Republican., 1893-09-21

Miss Budd Ito famous pianist) That
music was truly divine, monsieur.
Monsieur-Ah, nam selle, zat is in
deed praise; for who but an angel
would know divine music?-Boston
Globe.
The Republican., 1893-09-21

"A thimbleful of theory TO a pound
OF practice is about the right proper
ti0n. Best Islander.
The Republican., 1893-09-21

point dJ an average Oh ABOUT "a mlu-
utes apart it requires oftentimes the
liveliest kind of scrabbling to save the
contract inviolate.
About 6 o'clock on any afternoon
the person walking down Broadway
between Astor place and City Hall
park, New York, will be sure to meet
one of the groups of small, swarthy
sharp-eyed people, who are amiably
chattering together, and who have all
the blandness and polish of French
men without their apparent insincer-
ity. They are japanese merchants GO
ing home from their offices, or on their
way to their club. Almost every one
of them is dressed in the height of
fashion, but is seldom so obtrusively
attired to rank as dude. They are
frugal, industrious and are beginning
to make good deal of money
Some favored guests took tea the
other day with the oldest lady in Lon
don. Some American readers may not
know that the ''Old Lady of Thread
needle street" is the accepted English
name for the great Bank of England,
but 50 it is. The governor of the bank
lives in the building, and the otner
evening his wife gave reception.
There is quiet little garden within
the bank. 1t was once burying
ground, but on the evening in question
was gay with fountains, flowers and
illuminations. 1t is said that some Of
the guests rather anticipated finding
decorations Of red tape and a menu
with bank note sandwiches, and jars Of
golden ingots instead of sweetmeata
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RIAL ESTATE SAILS.
Deeds Rsesrdsd In the Auditor's Once
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded In shs Auditor's once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January /, 1889.
are {ss.l, $50 There were fled for record yestef-
day 10 deeds. the considerations asgregsting
ts.Tta Following Is the list 40 furnished by
osborne. Trempsr & Co. abstracters OF titles.
ll6 Cherry street. between Front and seconds
Latsis 4 willard 20 George +. Aust. lots Il and
Is, block !, Washington O. ]. Cos Kneb5 HUI
Lyman +. Mann to Ida A. Man. LOT . and VII
LOT s9s1 20 ana Ia. L.ns
v si Snss.i Il 10 J. & fries. block 81 and
lots 10 IL block a. Commercial street steam
Annie q Halter TO James r. crschton, lots Is
10 10, block &. Minors add, u. $50.
Louis Nichols TO King county, SAiooo an acre
James AcCiintocs 10 King county. iso2 acres
in sec Is, tp - n,tf 6 e. t9A aw~s
Emnaa C. Case 10 A. I. Larchiu. lot 10 block ).
Prospect Terrace add, ASA
Msry Roxley 20 Thomas Tanner, lot Is. block
s. J. H. Rengs,orfes add. $3.50
Reliance Loan and Trust Company 10 J. Il.
McDougaii aud William Allen. iots 70 = block
wilIlsm Alien aud J. H. McDoaSali to Charles
Leach. lots 1 10 s. block 10. kiver Park, eAe
George Grew. admiui traitor est OF q !. Hub
bard. % J. A. Becker. "a ins In BLOCK g. Laws
John Collin. 20 Thomas p. Gleason. vi lots
aud = eiock i6. n. = MAYNARD plat. u.
r. II Fleming q Fred Everett. part iou and
J. !. Well. % Z. T. Wells. soxoo u In block 20.
Msynard's, gift
John Jarvis 20 Caroline Jervis. lots and 4
biaok !, Rosedsis. -
u 4 MeNesly 20 Charles II bite lots lie ~
10 ard 10, nlecS u. Lake uesop I'd. SEQ
Altnina Kincaid 60 Eulmsi C. Levy, acres In
sec IS. y. e. $sa
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CHICAGO MARkETs.
rpv roARp OF rRAnK.

taicAGo. New, - --Wheat--Good trade !:
spened lse lower. declined &c on raid by
@afs, rallied he on stronger cables,
ssasIer Northwestern receipts. decrease in
sasai aud -four sfioat for Europe; held
s'saay and closed firm sc higher than yes
Srasy. Receipts, ZOO bushels: ship
neats, 1900 basheIs Closed: cash. Gisse;
May, sc,,c.
ScFn-Easv; cash, ss,sc. May. so'se.
esss--Steady; casa, 2ss.e; May, SOS.
kye~~4sise
rstes~ Nominal.
flsx--si Usls
lanoth ~ 81 Is
Naea
rls'd-S'sady. January. s7,T1ss; May,
Nav. SN
saoalaers-- ST. .S@A1oo.
ssaers eseaF~-Ss 25es s.S!ts.
"Aisky-slia.
LIVE STOCK.
1'ie-Recespts. $4,000 head. Prime
A-ss stTeng, Others weak 10 loo lower;
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE or TRADE.


San FRANcIsco. Nov. 22.--Ths local
merchandise markets are steady. prices
holding firm. The produce markets are
dull.
Vegetables and fresh frnits--No changes.
Potatoes--Hsavy supply at weak.
Enthusiastically.
Butter and cheesc--Firm.
Eggs--Easier at quotations.
Ponltry--S,cadier.
Game Receipts lighter.
Produce receipts-Fiour, quarter sacks,
1850. Oregon. 5.302; wheat, centais. 70.
ri. Oregon, 5000; barley. centals. %. aoo;
oats. sacks, 1.S26. Oregon, 760: corn. sacks,
asG; beans. sacks. 8. 4s,i: rye. centals.
80. potatoes. sacks, T.i2o. Oregon, 5s6;
onions. sacks, 3ii.
Flour--We quote: Net cash prices for
family extras. s.. 5od36): bakers extras.
N.tnd350: superfinc, 81 4o0t26o.
Nheat-No. 1 shipping, $l.0iL@L02ss;
choice. si.o5; milling. &i.o6,< l.oss.
hsries.,No: ! feed. nd.2as; choice
her. si.ioet l. Is tor standard, and $4,000
rer centa for lower grades.
Oats - Red. 97lscaf$io7,S; black. s5e@
N@ milling. N.l59 30; fancy feed,
NgMi pm; good 10 choice. $Li2S@
LII; common to fair. $ietl 10; surprise.
E2sGLs2,s; gray, $i.os'sGi.i2s.
CALL BOARD.
Sales were recorded today ~ follows.
Afternoon session: wheat--May, 1, 100
tens, siei: LOO tons. $LaoJ<: 800 tons.
u.2l; December. 100 tons. <i.07; 100 tons.
Nu7ss; 300 tons, 81. per GENITAL.
bariey-Msy. loo tons, soiSc: 100 tons.
N1ae; December, 100 tons. 5a,sc; 100 tons.
Asse: January. 100 tons, 15c per GENITAL.
FINANCIAL
Dratts-on sight. New York, per 500.
discount. Sterling biils-on London.
Gxty-day bank, S4.sSsS.
SILVER
silver bars. per ounce, 6ass@@Ac.
Mexican dollars. 57sGost.c.
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sosroN srocx MARxrr.
FOREIGN MAKKErs.
THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
LONDON, Nov. 22.--Consois. 9sssd. Bank
Of England discount rate. 8 per cent.
SILVER.
Bar silver, .925 fine, s2s<d.
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKxr.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 22.--Whsat--Market
steady; demand poor; holders offer spar
inglv; California, No. I, So Bxdd5s I'D;
red Western spring. No. 2. S. 5dGt5s 6Izd;
Western, No. =, IS 2s1det5s sgd.
Corn--Steady; demand fair; mixed
Western, - 1axd.
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a n.i,.h,fnI Journer.

The spokane 1srsce OF last Thursday contains
/. hrges contribution frsm Ars ". bsaStss
STAMP CLERK IN To spokane possefaes. a. ies-
lows;
To raE rng7oKs HaStaE rsturaSd rosa
- ,.ss-httssl trio cver sbe Gseaf Northern 20
- Paul I desire 10 say something 10 praise as
thai woadsrs al read. The smaosa ness ana eoas-
foss OF travss over ssea nss rasd Is mlssso4s
rae eau,tpas msnnsr in wssrh they move over
trs.,les sad rnuaaiax curves sbsws tns rcsa VI
ls ,Aoronshly equipped sssa eompsssat sneas
Fhp ez,arsesy OF conductors - aaeed asea
Sath{nr n seff uEdone tor tue eaaasefs sna
"a al p.2ssAugera Even the ccoks seen 10
n. nth each otasr ia serving meals. saiea are
.xcspssanaaly good To asy csc assftnx
.~Jes srSn. wita coed service and asaaslfsA
ssF.s-rv thresn 10. l wcnla say. 10 ever TIE
k;rsaf NortEsya railway
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
rnr AkrfSaros.

fuH ARLINGTON.
q 4 Mcfarland w. Cts W c Chsdssssr, TseoSia
awsrksr.hsu W do W e Alesten. Faifasyn
1, r rlzpr ~ rownssaa ; Beats. il. Coupevse
N Mnnrlst Ia Conner " SssAe9n. DO
q NJ Anrstntnsh 8'hehls q Il ktestson.. Montana
a. rr.1n,nt II Paul M~rxs. Portland
&. " ts.inouu Ia CcnaeF A b Forhes, do
Power do e fSn1s 90
! uanp suakamtkn
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Hops are dull at quotations.
NYRcu

Copper-Firm; Lake, 30. 80 bid.
Lead-Firm. domestic. s.. 40 bid.
Tin-Firm; Straits. so. IS bid.
Coffee-options opened irregular ct Is
points decline to 10 points advance. sub
sequentiy ruled weaker under European
selling. rallied partially. closing steady ct
10 points advance 10 10 points decline.
Sales, 1000 bags, including January,
SIG 00@i6l0; February, SIS s0a 1880;
March. $i56561l5 rs; May. SIS 40G6l5 So
Spot Rio-Quiet. easier; No. Z. 17s@@17zsc.
Sugar Raw-wsak; fair refining, 2l10
CSC; censrifnsals, 9Stsst, Sc: Demerara
centrifugals, 96test. for Philadelphia, SIC:
molasses sugar. S0-test, 2kc.
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Your Thanksgiving dinner ssa he in
cI.ts without .ome desieacies from
ahraAams,. see sd on front page.
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The NortAsrn psrsEc are aes ruaainx dininx
ea,. between seattle asd fcrsissa % uAins
leaving seattle daily si q "a ana HsssihS
Port and daily At o. H. sna sss'sN ss
knovleAxea 10 be unsurpassed
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POOP cAxA ROUTE


Hsnasls ss1 ssfaxstaAsA isav>s nsrehaa6 aaGx
Tn.s6ay. fhass1ay se1 sasur1Ay - . O. -
Lansssaa afs 9ambza Beeeof. noabsoG. sA1
waap, pawsssal usoAspset tssaa cry 50 istse
rssflsts paiasA eTyfssng 10 usssa C1ky - . -
Leaves Gnfes Cfsy = n Wednesday BH4ay
"a Sasxsy sgrsvtag IN a~sxss - s p "a
Ak LID1y. NaGtaa
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Steaks. roasts. etc. from "a 10 cents
ner Mound ss The Denver market
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LuBIys TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content.
ment
Contentment makes life worth liy.
iu9.
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Zen cxARrxsi
srKAxxa rnAno

yswfy fsrsisAsA aaa sssippsd asA especially
sascsed fnT exeuFssaaa Address Beg 77h. - oasl
- room 81 starr Beyd hpi1Aiag-
G. u. BkowS4TB1n ha1sss aad ovn0.
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4eee "a ...........s....... iisy54 70 1851 90
AMfssnd. 2s5.0JO % 900 90
Il rs rather quiet day among business
hcases, although the regular volume Of
tusiness was maintained. The Wholesale
efocery houses have been enjoying good
Iusinsss all through this month and are
slfeiing good over prospects Of the future.
he hardware business Is quiet. while
&her lines are not very active.
10 changes In prices which are Of I'M
uDrtance are noted. Dried fruits are
timer and packing house products are
DtesdIer. having apparently reached bot
1pm prices for d time.
Along West street trade 10 not a. lively
= on the first two days Of the week. The
eoods which arrived by steamer on Sum
6sy are well cleaned up. The next
eiesmer Is due Friday. The principal
eaaes now consist of apples. grapes and
auts, all Of which are moving we'll.
Another car load Of Concord grapes 10
hue In day or two. While this stock
toes not clean up ~ fast as formerly still
4 Is being sold In considerable quantities.
I Strictly fancy apples are very scarce in
market while lower grades are plentiful.
a car load Of extra selected stock 10 due
Monday from the Rogue river valley, and
viii be put on the market At prices con-
sderably higher than any arc now being
ueld for.
Business in the hay, feed aud produce
lass Is fairly good.
Portland wheat Market.
PORTLAND. Nov. o. Especial. Wheat
la. ~ Az
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Ill Ns4 pHsssnssr 1teamss
DElTA
fCsrrysnr q 3. masif leaves cefman Acck Mon
aaya Wednesdays aAd tftsAys ~ TOO N, fsl
Klnxss0a. Per- dam ale. Hangs. ssabech. eftsssa,
Dswslas. tiIfsaap ala Hssdspass SD ustes
Car and inssfmsdlass rossis arrising ~ Cnten
rstr ~ 90 p Leaves rstsa Cssy st 30 .
ma Tuesdays. Tharsasys as1 saissdAys. arsistne
Ia aeaSsss - = 90 . N.
CHARLES MADISON. Master.
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new xoHk aAEkxrs.


NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE stock market
vas not ~ steady today - yesterday. The
general market wss ssrong u the opening.
ana prices we're 5z@f per csnt higher, but
realizing sales quickly changed the temper
OF speculation, causing . slight reaction.
by noon the market recovered itsesf. and
under steady buying the general list made
an advance Of l<@i per cent. During the
last half hour the markepvas heavy. and
nnni dealings we're made ct react,on Of
H42L per cent
0osernmsnt bonds-Stsady.
Pstroisum-Steady.
Bar silver. per ounce, 69s<c.
MEXICAN dollars, 66kc.
FINANCIAL
Money-On call, easy at i@ik per cent. |:
closed az l per cent. Prime mercantiie
paper. 443 per cent. Sterling exchange
dull q N.D@4 s3k for 6o-day bulls, and
Ao5A9A6H Tor demand.
BorpA
e. = frsgl lls III. e 90 rsu 80. ~
II -
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PORTLAND. Nov. o. Especial. Wheat
Inactive at steady. Valley, 92h@o5c
Haila Walia. $50 per GENITAL.
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ercHASR. January ~, lsUA
Osassemsn-l aAks greas pleasure 10 adding 0y
sDesimonsaa 20 the exeriisat qualities of LasiaV
Teeth Powder. and amer maay year, persona En-
psrten~s Ia and OF attentive osssefvassoa ~
Ia ct ssActosy efscts ureR the teeth Of NJ
patssnta recomnend u 10 al - . safs pleAsaaa
end sfsseac:ess asntfrsee coma,ninr all tAo
requisites DR. preserving the tsssA and gums in
eaeaa. healthy ecnai'ios.
q. X LAwRxNcA n = Q
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D01r ANGELINA P0nf 4OvUuDAA I'D
oo0o0 80 9oafila reasA
TINE cAAp
rase Passenger asa Srstghs YFeoell0
HONTtc1LLQ
ce00sasing TusedAy. nay -. ioeo.
Leaves daily ssesDs 1qsAay - sellewsi oeoeoA
q m; Tewnoeol 10 ~: arrives Ross ngoise
p n Lsaves PoU AnQeles = p - Pers
Towassad $50 ,. m. arsives eeeetie ~ p "a
fs~ssssas Hsssss bsss. Ssss ASss.se
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RssA whss ehsmiss says,


essrvIR. Ansuss I. iooo.
asesssmsn--f have made . chemical ssanlaa,
ton Of Lnhin's Tooth Powder and snd tAas II
csassltussss ere such neither chemically -
mechanically fnsur~ the teeth The tadicioas -
ieetios Of the ingredienta and The svisns cArs -
Aieitsd In is prvrasasiea. commend u - . haTDp
ssss - vsa - ~ sfnsasiess dsntfrscs
o j. SMITH ChemisA
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EVERETT RouTE-
III sTEANER GREYHOUND.
Daily exesps sunday.
Conmsaeiax Moaaay, New. "a 16oA
Tvs seattle 500 m Lvs seastie..s % m
Tvs Rvsrsss 1913, m Lvs Everett. y 90 > "a
n1n1ass Leaves kvefetl* ..-..........,1so 90 m
Connects vttk beats fgs TseaaA and Bnoh emEsh.
iAndisx Colmas docx. foot Of Marion stssss
cLArD TROuP. y. W. 0oODHUK.
Pres scar.
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TEsTIMoNIALs.

PoRYLAnn Or. MAreA !. loe2
Dear siys-BenS sssiseed with yous mannes q
prepariag the DsnnfFics. asd Knowing Il 70 be pse
fecsiy harmless n tss sfeote. havA since yea
commenced - pespasattea. use1 n In ny iAnily
and prssersbed Il 70 ny patients with uAigesm
sassfArtion. aud aow cordially recommend d -
the public - bsins valuable safs and snacaoeus
dsnttfrcs. we'll sdaptsd 70 hopping the tsssh and
guns In . e,saA healthy condition 1surs tray
w. g. BROWN. d n 4
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rvsnxrr AxS ssozoxrsz ROUTE

TvRnxTr AND sNoRoAisR novr1
xAs saiy 49, Nat eoss through wfshsse tsana1sA
aTEANER MABEL
Leaves Haf0eI1s whasf Tuesdays ThsreAaVu 60
aosuslays 81 . N Tor E1mssAs, Muhtisoa ~
Asnish fAHK TO hvkknrr, eec: TO aao
AoNiou. eea ,. \ uATsiHLD, AseaA
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pKLLInaAAM sAy. INsipx ACUTE
sTRAMgn LYDIA THOMPSON
For EAnoa1s 1vsfss. C1iasen, IAasisy, csnpe
vile, Utsala1y, Ridoioe City. Aaaeortes. bamioh,
Fairhsven. eshoms and Whsicoua. ieavtno sealsis
NsndaSs WeAnss1eys anA Fridays - 8 n. Re-
turning, leaves whetcom Tuesdays, Thoeo1ays
and ssfus1ays u $50 . N. handbag 81 baksfs
THOMPSON aRoA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-23

NAi'e-Receipts. $4,000 head. Prime
fs~ss siEeng; Others weak 10 loo lower;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

decline 10 consider these propositions on
account of the very general character of
the assignment.
Fourth. The fifth and last assignment
asserts the inyalidity of the tax because
the Assessor failed TO provide separate
tax roll for said school district as re-
qurcd in article 3I3S, but entered the
same on the margin of the general state
ana county rolls. The authority relied
ON Is the case of Folkerts VS. Power
- Mich. 2S3, Thut cuse arose under
statutes materially different from our
own The school tax was required TO be
placed ON the city roll a separate
tlN warrant was required 10 he issued for
the collection of the. tax ON the city
roll and the time of IFS collection differed
from that Of collecting taxes in that case
was placed. Our statute, article 1913,
provides that the tax assessor shall
assess and the collector shall collect
said district school taNes as other taxes.
No TAX Warrent is required. While il Is
made the duty Of the tax assessor TO
nuke a separate roll for each SCHOOL
district we are Of the opiuiaR ~thlt the
tNu're To provlde-~sN-iI a roll Is not
Iuuu - tae-yGlidity of the tax. We
v4'FS OF opinion that the action of the
assessor Ia extending the school tax I'm
separate column upou the general
slt'te ana county tax rolls, on the margin
~ Nh'ch III was shown 10 what school
nlslrlct the tax belonged, though defect
I'VE, was sufficient 10 warrant the col
lection of ,he tax. Az all events. II Is
helu ln This state that cort of examina-
uon VII not on this ground alone
cii9lh me collection of the tax.
q. harnson VS.. Vines, 4G Tevas TX
"9orge US, Dean a Texas. 81
N Follows from these conclusions that
lhe Judgment must Zoe m AN things affirm
~ STEPHENS.
Associate iustice