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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

Fen. 6.-SENATR. j. q. Dunlcvy was
elected M additional clerk on the cngross-
mcnt committee, and Miss Nettic OConnor
and Miss Pearl Giles were added to the com.
mittcc on enrolment. Senator Barela offered
an extended concurrent resolution that the
Senate and House visit the New Mexico icgls.
laturc. in session ut Snota Fe, on February
II. Adopted. 1t was agreed to hold evening
sessions on alternative DAYS. rh
In committee OF the whole the bill to rcgu-
latc the employment OF armed. guards was
taken up, and after some discussion referred
to the judiciary committee. The bill abolish
Ing private detective agencies WAS discussed
and referred hack 10 the committee on labor,
The bill TO cut down fees for transporting
prisoners was referred 10 finance COMMITTEES.
A number Of other bills were discussed and
referred 10 committees for final formulation.
housE.-Cpon motion Of Chairman Len
nard OF the judiciary committee number OF
duplicate or useless bills were laid on the
table. House BILL % was passed II pro-
vldes that widows shall not receive more than
81 900 from ancsIate before the administrator
is appointed. The I'LL To forbid the ae-
ccptancc OF passes 10y officials was defeated on
recommendation ui the committee on corpora
lions.
n In committee Of the whole the bill 10 amend
the assessment laws was considered. The hill
proposes to change The date Of assessment
eddy some members on ihr ground that by
the present law farmers were assessed when
they had good deal Of stock which they sold
later. II was reported favJribly. resou-
tion asking Congress 10 pass the rorrey bank
ruptcy bill was amended To ask for good
bankruptcy law, aud adopted, The Senate
resolution TO visit SAINT fe was agreed to-
The bill providing for attorneys sceufln.
lien on money or property recovered by them
was fayorably reported, rs Was also the bi.l to
prevent the payment o! false dividends. The
bill amending tile act regulating the ,listrlbu-
ton Of water WAS next considered. 1t
changes the date on which water must be run
In the bitches from April IL to Novcaiber |, to
the period from March II 10 November |. In
some parts of the state trouble was found to
exist because of there being no water. In
Otero county they could not set trees when
they desired because there was no water. The
present law was hardship 10 the earlier por-
lions Of the state. The season was changed
10 March 18th and December LIST. The bill
was agreed to. After lively debate the hill
allowing only property owners To vote school
bonds WAS agreed TO. The bill giving Pueblo
and Otero counties another district judge was
fNorably reported.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

About . o'clock Friday mornlns the nal
car from ouray TO sallda cAueh, irc aud va,
damaged Ia some extent aud fomc mail matte
was burned The mail clerk, u. II. Long
maker arose ut O'Clock aud III the lamp tina
hung directly over the open mall sack. Oh
serving the hlakr To be uneven he took Oh N.
chimney aud pcrppod the burning wick. part
clcs of which fcli Into the open sacks. III,
clerk turned his attention 10 other mattcn
and The hasn gained soihr hradway before {
was discovered. After yalnly cnicavorIng :,
smother the blaze the car was run down op
po'iic the pump'hous' and thr water tnrnct
on. Longmalrr rushed through the blaze
mud neiIrd the registered packages. which
though somcs hat badly butncd, were not .,
much 70 n 10 render them illrglblc, The clcri
was burned about the bead aud on one hand
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

Major g. G. Graham, tho senator from
Steamboat SPRING. does not represent N,
largest constituency IN the STATE, .ny. ~,
t'sd and Farm, ltl b. doss represent ter
fliory larger thnn Mhsasclpirr,t,. Connection
aud New Hampshire, Nhlcliis an undcyciopot
country of rFcnt richness lIe whnts rail
ronds tot that big section " Colorado. ~r,
Esi llqm, hc saya Il NIL 1fst he necessary I,
construct good wagon toads That viii onA
Die people 10 get IN. The railroad. will ioi
low TO haul lhs product. nut. a slnelo rail-
road through that updc,rlopcd section wuult
add ~ Do0, 900 to the assessed valuation II the
State. There T. tho bosi stock region, III,
beet coal, and como Of the best nrtIunl,uul
country IN the State. A mining boom IL nA
pecicd liz bill viii provide for certain
road and bfIdgcs. Senator Graham will ui.t
support stringent Fanp lae
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

Colonel Nolney Ashford ex-comm!ssloncr
of The Hawaiian forces, was In Chicago. lie
was OF the opinion tina, the United States
must either annex the Sandwich Island, or
let them alone. A protectoratc, he declares,
would he so dstnstcful to the llawalans that
they would probably prefer an independent
republic or even a return 10 the government
OF the deposed queen. 1t is either annexation
or nothing, he declares.
at almost sets me wlll" he said, "to see
the United States take this thing so calmly
II she does not annex the Sandwich Islands
now she will never get them, unless they
power which may seize them
81 have seen 1t strongly questioned, he
continued, whether the gentlemen who are
representing the provisional government at
Washington represent the people, and most
emphatlcally say that they do Even the
British residents OF the islands realize that
the commercial prosperity Of the Sandwich
Islands lies in annexation 10 the United
States.
MIR Mars1on, one OF the gentlemen now
representing the provisional government ut
Washington Is a British subject, When /
knew him he was opposed TO annexation. lie
realizes now that unless the Islands are an
ncxed to this country that their prosperity 4.
gone, and lie has gone TO do what he can to
save them from the utter ruin which s,arcs
them In the face"
The story that Spreckcls was behind the
revolutionary movement was riliculcd by
Colonel Ashford. spreckcls, he said, held so
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

The Lucanln the new steamer u the Cunari
line, wns launched ni glasgow on Thursday,
n, the shlpynrd Of the Fairfield company. The
dimensions Of the l.ncanin nrr Ms follow Z
Length over n'l go feet. breadth o. feet.
depth Al fccL aud neatly 1900 tons IN mcns.
ursmrnts The Lucnnln Is 20 fee, longer and
seven feet broader than the Tcnlonlc or Ma.
irsiic, mud Is Intended 10 accommodate aj0
iir.t cabin, 80 second cabin and 600 .ircrngc
passengers, II u expected that the lurnnln
and Cnmpnnln viii lower the ocean record,
Fifty thoufnnd people assembled Ia witness
The lnuchlng Tho Countess ~ Egllnton
Chrricnci the steamer and ever, thing passed
of atiepeaafully
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

Many bright mud useful publications come
round Ia ~ annually and the Sigh, To them 4
- refreshing and welcome NJ the faccs III
friends IN New icnr's bay. Ono such publ.
hflmful Of sound advice and the fnclrsi
bits Of fun, original aud copyrighted from tho
rcns ~ such noted humnflsia a. hll Nyc,
upc y. Read bnnhury. NcnA.Nin mud other.,
u IA q free iift of the season at the Druurlsts'
counter. ani viii bc sought for rs the highly
popular ~ Jncob' oll fnmlly Almanac and
BOOK uf Health aud llnmur ispl, ono spc.
uln feature IL The "Difct VI one bundled
Dollar open Ia all contestants. the details
~ which pfrusnl VI tie book will more fully
i've rlc a'H-htt y -snt ioun W Ihr
Charlie VOgcloi Company. Baltimore, MD
ir1rtirints " slnie VI iho best lMnAl aud
NOT reliable undlenal pfppalAilonh A cop,
viii he mailed to nny ndlfa,i on RECENT oil
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

OSE OF the curiosiiics of the recent
cold weather at Allentown. Pa. was
the freezing fast to the wet rails of
three heavy coal trains. One Of them
suffered an accident compelling 1, to
stop. and when II was ready TO move
its l25 cars were frozen fast and could
not be moved. One train after an
other came along on the same track.
and ON stopping for those In front To
move. suffered the same fate. II was
several hours before the blockade
was rni.ed.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

lr had been hoped that The world
had progressed beyond the "No,.
Observation-Disclosures" style of
verdict. bat this hope has nown. A
Chicago galaxy OF acumcn scared 4,
on the perch. Tho verde, u, AN In
quest there was practically tina, the
person whose icnantlcss clay had been
Viewed Ind died from causes UNI
known. but that the druggist who
sold the poison better go out Of bust
ness. Such jury should he KEEP, In.
tact. Worlds fair visitors would like
to look ut H.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

"1hc terms upon which the annexation
shall be made says Mr. Castle. one Of the
Hawaiian commissioners, 1--WE are perfectly
willing 10 leave 10 the tnlird states govern.
mcnt 10 determine. There l. only QUE condl-
ton that We desire shall he contained In amy
agreement that may bc determined upon, anl
that IA that the right o. suffrage shall be rc.
strlc,cd. We want no universal suffrage IN
the Islands. We might be allowed Ia suggest
the form OF government NJ the District ~
Columbia seems Ia Afford the most desirable
unc for the Sandwich Islands. We do not
want territorial government IN which there
shall be legislature elected by the votes Of
ALI thc people,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

Howell jackson Of Tennessee, has been
nominated by the President TO be associate
Justice of thr Supreme Court OF the United
States, vice l.. q. L. Lamar deceased
Howell Edmunis jackson isa Democratic
ex-senator, and NJ present Judge Of the United
States Court for the district embracing Ten.
ncsscc. Inquiry about the capitol show, that
the appointment Is considered from Judi
clnl mud not political view ms n splendid one.
About the Supreme Court II Il said that Mr.
Harrison has shown once NOR. a great deal
~ Judgment In ~, selection u mhn for n
place on the bench Of the highest tribunal In
the land. II I. stated TINT Me-. Jackson Inns
mad, n ilne circuit judge, aud No doubt IL
entertained ms 10 his making good Justice,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

". ialhut. ctmlnl,ter NJ public wofk. nov
hwnltlar irnl for accepting Panama money.
haA decided Ia restore 10 ". Mnflunctir,n Jour.
nali,t, the amount III damages and costs out
81 which the latter Nhe mulrtel In n libel
suit IN 1855 ~ linihut was the complainant
IN ihia suit. NJ, MMlnnritc hni nccliscd hin
of accepting Panama money, N. lnilint had
denied thr truth of the accusation, aud bud
brought lie nccusOt Into cuuti nA he said, Ia
yindlcalr Biz character Besides paying dam.
ngcs N, Mnflnne,ic had Ia serve twenty days
IL prison At this time ". Bilhui wrote 20
av nov -i'apvt- lhai "a, sentence wns nut
hall heavy rn0ugh 70 punish such \ cun.
,ulcnerlc.s lInf nnd blaukguhnl NJ llhihnt
hns rn.lVied tho nInaldnnny Of the N.rlniY for
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

The supreme Court Of Iowa has rendered a
decision affecting the eligibility Of non.nptl.
rallied citizens. George Van Beck, native
OF the Netherlands, was elected sheriff Of
Henry county last fall, but his predecessor
refused 10 surrender the office.
Van Beck was not n citizen In November. ut
the time Of the election, but was naiurallged
January D, the day before he took office The
majority Of the court holds that II makes no
difference whether Van BECK was n citizen
when elected. Il being sufficient that he be-
such before taking office.
Judges Robinson aud Granger dlsscntcd,
holding that, rs Van Beck was not eligible Ia
run for Office, therefore was not elected.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

The rusty ribs Of the dead crino-
line rattle ominously In the grave.
II is feared that they are abou, 10 be
put in flesh. aud stalk in elrcumam-
bicnt horror across two continents
tina, had been considered partly civ
iiizcd. Sensible women have started
spledgc that has many signatures
binding Themselves not TO be ma lie
shows of even II fashion says they
must, and perhaps the hoopskirt
plague may be crushed out In It's
Infancy.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

In the new role of jack-in-the-box,
with the British cabinet pulling the
string. the khedive will be one of the
most amusing little potentates on
earth. II the land Of the Phariohs
cannot respect its sovereign it must
have the satisfaction OF knowing that
II need not fear him. in which respect
II is more fortunate than some of its
larger acquaintance.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

Mrs. james q, Blaine will shortly leave
Washington fof a few weeks Her lcstlna.
lion has not yet been decided upon, but II il
probable that she VIII 20 10 some southern
trsoit llcr health IL fairly good. considering
the long strnlu to which She has been subject.
cd for 40 many weeks, IN consequence of her
n-slduoun attendance NJ the hndsldc of Mr.,
lilnnc. She hr- been the recipient of mnny
Invitations In different sections NJ the conn.
iry, urging h1r 10 visit them, but the hnr rot
Frcrplrd bnt uf ihetr pifpfp.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

The discovery that u gentleman
perfected the incandescent lamp
away back in the sixties is not sur
prising. Such discoveries are always
being made. However. the gentle
mans ingenuity in hiding his light
so cfYcctually under bushcl is almos
as remarkable as the invention. and
his modesiy deserves more reward
than an unapprcciative world Is like
ly TO bcstow.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

The excitement cnu.ui nmoni Roman
Catholic. by tue opcnins ~ Protestant
church IN Madrid several weeks ngo ttlil
threatens trouble. When the l'rpicstsnis an.
nuunoci four days ago that they Would meet
Sunday afternoon In the ihcatcr Opposite the
Jesuit college, the police FEARED t0nntsr dem
on.trn,fon IA the Catholic student Hot In lar.
urlona January ~.
When the i'futusinnis assembled the, found
n strong force of police IN. and about 100 Ut
their guards drawn M around the college,
nnrinr ihr srryicrn u ppinfi exploded u few
vn,i- from The ,h-Hirr rhe .'ffif-- tetr
cnt short mud Tie conHItgll nn luitl,I IN q
panic from the thonicr Nothing has btcn
asrnrisinrh M 10 the Identity VI The ptiH0n
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

CASADA is likely to find commercial
discrimination against the United
States an unproftabl policy. Double
dealing and unfairncss do not pay in
the long run. 1t was the distinct
understanding OF our government that
In the conference OF the dominion
commissioners and our state depart
ment the former pledged the Ottawa
government to the removal of the
canal tolls.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

AN Oakland girl has set pleasant
pattern by shooting at man who re-
fused to wear with becoming resigna-
tion the mitten she had bestowed up
on him. This is much better than
allowing herself to become Il target,
and the man, after acquittal on the
plea of insanity, to marry some other
GIRL
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

sonr time ago /, was reported that
Queen Victoria was prnc,icing on y
typewriter. Now London maya.
zine has been suppressed for publish.
Ing one Of the royal lady's poems.
Let the typewriter ,rus, got IN iu
work before we have chance TO hear
from the prince Of Waloa
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

No LONGER shall we be able to
gauge the depth Of bereavement by
the length OF mourner's Grape II the
princess OF Wales Is TO be the arbiter.
She positively declines to wear Grape
Tor her deceased son, and good sense
from Dublin to Bombay will endorse
her decision. Sorrow can never be
expressed by mechanical devices nor
measured by the length or duration
Of the mourning goods.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

The khedive Of Egypt is not ne old
as some Of the mummles OF his coun-
try, but the bold Briton desires that
he should not be Of any more account.
A good spring style of Pha 'aoh war;
ranted 5000 years old is now quoted
in tho market at 800 I. O. b.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

GEORGE DU MAuRIER, the artist,
thinks he has made the discovery
that women, are growing broader.
fstters and more generally healthy"
So are the hats they wear to the
theater. we are told, and so will their
draperies do anon when crinoline re-
turns,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

MAKING due allowance for the raw
ages OF thirty years on the memory
and the natural tendency of tho
human mind toward Establishment,
the average veteran can tell pretty
loud army story; but he isn't u
marker to the average young man
born since the war, when he gets
fairly started on his army rem
iniscences.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

Az Ohio fcamp who ha. come to
grief at last seems To have had inre
faculty for combining business and
pleasure. So far NJ heard from he
has .windlcd hundreds u merchants
and has eleven wives. ali VI whom he
married In various parts Of the coun.
Try In order Ia secure revenue.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

tscLr SANS regard for the seal In.
assumed the usual form Of mn annual
essay. II the poachcfs can nil read.
and all get copy, and all care
whether Uncle sam ia pleased with
ihcm or not. this may hhvn Aomr cffnri
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

F STATISTICS carefully complied show
that Of the Loo. 100000 people IN.
habitins the world fully 700, OJp.0jt
are hut partially clothed. Think p,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

On the Joint ballot Friday the Republican,
got together and voted solllly for y. 4. Davis
Of Ravllu. for United States Senator. lie
received g votes, lacking two OF election.
The other votes were scattering.
An the miners IN No, mine at Hanna,
which number about eighty, struck ON the
isL They nsk for nm increase IN the price
PER ton for digging II the present screen Il
used, or the same price with smaller screen.
They elnlm that with the present price and
screen. they can hardly make cx pcnscs. This
4 the mine that recently commenced work
after being Idle for two ycars,l
Colonel Milnrr, the railway engineer, Il at
Rnwlln. NJ the head Of surveying party In
the field for The cN-tiovcrilor Campbell com.
pany, backed by Senator Brlcc and associates,
Colonel Miner has surveyed four routes from
the mnln line Of the Union Pacific 10 John..
town, the town Of the development company
on the swtotuatcr. JohnstoNn I, near soda
lakes, oil fields, coal measures and Iron de-
poslts.
W. &. Hart, the Colorado gcologI.t who In.
been employed TO nsslst In collecting the
Wyoming mineral display for the World.
Fair, has made Notable discovery near Raw.
llns, lilo has unenrhrd bed Of pctrined
palm trees, aud has shipped 1000 pounds of
the ind 10 Cheyenne The specimens arc
rare and beautiful, Pieces of the display,
found near there, viii Include Hat rocks car.
rslng prehistoric track. Of birds and animals.
Fire almost wiped out the town Of Gillette.
On the burlington In Crook county, Sunday
night, The losa l. In the nplghburhood OF
tlup,On mud no Insurance. Gillette was
butt durlnn the railway boom DAYS, aud nil
the buildings we're u frame This town has
been the Hrnnc OF u number Of exciting hap.
nenlnHt. IN yenf Il has had M lee. than
hokrn killings, shooting hcfnpns and fobbctlcs
without number nni IN one occasion two
cowboys held up tile occupants OF four Al.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

The llfllsh forces making war upon the
knch,rn tribes have won n decisive advantage
over the nn.my hr rHp'nrinr their floetalls
In the slnp district The sinckadrs were
carried hy assault. md the kacb,cnp made u
nerce resistance, Int wrte finally overcome
with q loss 10 the lrltl.l, 0f iao Ailled aud
tls wounded, Twenty.ioui VI tho Kagbyens
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

The grip ~ u cable car descending the
strcp invliuc nj the union depot NJ knnsna
City, broke Wednesday aud the car shot Ia
the bottom with frighiful speed The train
jumped the track NJ the bottom mud plunged
Into tho side II the waiting room, dcmolsh.
Ing n part II the wall aud wrccklng the inln.
Uflpmnn Tlmhcrlakc stuck ~ his post mud r..
cclyrd n sprnlued ankle The passengers,
knowing that Ia jump mus, be certain dcnth,
fcinhlhci IN the cars, but none Of them were
badly injured.
The state legislature of rncbln, Mexico has
enacted law nb0lising bnllnnhting. An
effort IL being made "a induce Congress Ia
abolish hull.iighilng IN the federal district
aud territories n l. believed that such ne.
tlon Wound cause Nil the slnics of the republic
Ia pull Into lluc with rurhln.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

a, ipswich Queensland, twenty-five miles
from brisbane, twenty-five persons nrc known
Ia have persisted IN the nonds, aud II IA feared
that the losa of life ~ much greater, ma tho
swollen river Il covered with Nfcchngc from
which horrible stencil arises, douhtlr.s
caused by the great number " bodlr. Of hu.
man beings aud animals rnthnglcd In the
mass,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

The Republican members II the srnnte
Who want the. f.litfmnn silver bill repealed
lave been polllri, the senators, hnd Gnd that
there Il little prospect 10 being able 10 pas
repeal, According Ia common report these
srnhiufA bate discovered there hfu ouiy ahon,
N,.Lt Ai.n,Nsts Vn Interchangeable side Who eau
bc depended upon 10 ,oto fof the repeal, aud
lhat ,iLA ...lll. I. nNnn .nn.n hlannnin nImn ~
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-09-06

dollar. = In spanish aaOounts peso
i eonttsotsd ~ writing Tho g.
over Che P..'aod placing il over the
som.
Aco6rdinst 70 ono writer the s3rS6i
7of the dollar 10 q monogram 6f tho
lettsrs ~" rs" aud ~" tho dollar
being originally ''thaler" coined ID
the valley Of SAINT Joachim, Bohemia,
and known as Joachim thaler,h and
the monogram the initials OF the
words "Valley SAINT Joachim" 81
Louis Republic. .
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-09-06
1. o. G.. +.

The following officers of the Good
Templars Grand Lodge OF Nevada,
which met in Carson last week, were
elected ard installed Friday by l.. Il.
Ames Of Smith Valley, assisted by r.
V. 'Gribble and Carrie L. Ames: G..
r. Vardy of Virginia, Grand Chief:
Iemplar;J. w. Carter of Smith Val
joy, G. c.; Mrs. L.. M. Westlaks Of
REM. v. tr.; Miss Gotta Squire o, Re
no, 81. T.; Thomas Stiie OF Cold
Hill, Secretary, r. Vaun Gribble OF
Virginia, A. 81; Il. p Bradshaw OF
Rero, Treasurer; Miss Annie Wilson
OF Carson, Chaplain; L. Il. Ames Of
Smith Valley, Marshal, Miss j. L.
S%eetman Of Smith Valley, A. M;
Miss Ollie Cults of Carson, Guard;
Fred Scholley Of Smith Valley, Sen
tinsl.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-09-06
An Income Tax.

Richardson, DEM, of Tennessee,
has introduced bill in the House
providing for the taxing Of incomes
1t ID radical in it's provisions and
proposes a tax of 2 per cent ON in
comes from 5000 to $1,000; 5per
cent on $4,000 TO $1,000; 10 per cent
oE $1,000 to's2o,ooo; 15 per cent on
go, 900 to @S3o,ooo; 20 per cent on
$3o.ooo to $4,000; 80 per cent on $780,
600 to $loo,ooo; 40 per cent ON all
over sloo,ooo.