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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-04-28
Pointers to Buyers.

Seed Corn, white and yellow, for sale q
Frazers.
lave you seen our samples of boy.
clothing with extra pair OF pants? They
are for boys from to 10 years, and prices
range from $3.50 up, including the extra
pair of pants. The strongest point is, Trey
are well made. Frank j. Kerr & CO.
Spring styles hats. w. D. Price.
Shoes that give satisfaction. W. D. Price
a tull ii. g OF straw mattlngs, cheap.
W. d. Price.
Dried fruits and canine d goods
W. ID. Price.
Collars, cuffs and neckwear. w. d. Price
The best and cheapest shoes at the Balti-
more Bargain House. Elktou, Md,
Go to c. Hal for the finest ice cream =.
retail and Wholesale; served in any form
bricks and moulds Special attention given
to picuics and festivals.
The heights of style and wear are found
in our MEMS and Youths Ready made
Clothing, at lower price than you would
pay elsewhere for goods without style, fit
OF wearing qualities They are ready made
but back Of them is our reputation as Mer-
chant Tsilors. Prices from 81 80 up.
Frank j. Kerr & Co.
LDvett's Furniture Warero0ms, Newark,
Dai. Railroad facilities unsurpassed. For
the season of 1891 greatly increased roon
and stock. You can save money in buying
from us. Try it and save your freight. We
carry as fine b. line o: parlor, bedroom ana
dining furniture as eau be found any piece
Odd pieces from q cheap rock+r to the finest
sijehoards, writing desks and couches, exc
IN season. a large line Of Iefrigerators ana
baby carriages. 12j26m
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The Johnson farm near R;.irE Sun,
was sold on Saturday to George ]; Gcason'
for $500.
The Spear-Brophy murder tri i in Kent
county was concluded on Satu lay by
verdict acquitting Spear.
ton to his store house in Zion, which when
completed will be occupied by Mrs. Waters
milliner.
The Delaware College investigating
committee is now in session and thorough
investigation of affairs under President
Raub is in progress.
The corps of engineers has completed
their surveys between Elkton and Chesa-
peake City. They are now engaged upon
the fourth route which runs from the
eastern section of ElktOn.
Under the law passed by the last Legis
lature authorizing the Sheriff to appoint
jail physician, Sheriff White has selected
DIR. j. w. Cooper. The sal ry is fixed by
the law at 500 per aunum.
The Howarth Coined Company appears
in Odd Fellows Hall, tonight, Saturday
The company comes well recommended
and their usual performance OF mlrth anu
comedy is everywhere well received.
N. X. Warner & Co, have on exhibit
ion for sale, a full line of Osborne's Farm
Implements at their warehouse on North
street. They offer them 1T Ii :rd time prices.
Notice their big advertisement in this issue.
Mr.. Henry Vinsinger whose furniture
and undertaking business is rapidly grow
ing, in order to perfect himself in the art oil
attended lectures this week III
Philadelphia, given by a professional en-
bamer.
"A horse driven by Mr.. w. ID. Sommers
ran away on Main street on Wednesday and
dashed down the street at rapid gait. The
animal was brought to stop after having
partly kicked the glove from eff Mr..
Sommers hand.
We learn that Mr.. f. j. Muhlhausen,
of North East, contemplates forming class
of pupils in instrumental music in this
town and vicinity. As Mr.. Muhlhausen is
a proficient musician on the piano and
organ, he ought to have no difficulty in
securing large class of pupils
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Mrs. r. G. Thackery is in Dover visiting
relatives.
Mr.. Frank Frazer, of Baltimore, spent
Sunday in Elkton.
Mr.. Robert Pennington, OF Wilmington,
spent Sunday in Elkton.
Miss Moliie Foard is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Rothwell, in New York City.
Mrs Mooney, of Philadelphia, is visiting
her daughter Mrs. John I. Brown.
There will be preaching at Crouch's
Chapel on Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Smith, Jr., of
Wilmiu gton, spent Sunday in Elkton with
his parents.
Mr.. Samuel c. Rowland. of Port Deposit
has been elected a mem Der of the Maryland
Sons of the Revolution.
DR.. John H. lamar attended the nesting
of the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of
Maryland in Baltimore on Tuesday.
A marriage license was issued on Tues
day to Christopher T. Snyder and Hilda w.
Mahan, of Rising Sun. The ceremony was
performed on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Tucker pleasantly
entertained number of their friends at
progressive euchre on Friday evening of
last week in compliment to their guests
Miss Blanche Bolton, of Baltimore and Miss
Wright of Buffalo. Tbs tasty prizes were
won by Mrs. f. r. Scott, Miss Katharine
Miller, Miss Henrietta lamar, George X.
Ash and c. c. Strickland. Their guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Bottom and
Miss Flora Wright of Baltimore. MIR. and
Mrs. George NJ. Reese, Mr.. and Mrs. +. H.
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Manly Drennen, Mr..
and Mrs, r. c. Thackery, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
S. Writ, Mr. and Mrs. w. y. Mitchell,
Misses Henriatt. lamar, Mollie Bremen,
Laura lamar, Bessie Manly, Katharine
Miller, Florence Torbert, Elsie Tull, Mamie
Haine5, Estella Haines, Airline Constable,
Corrine lamar, Mary lamar. e. II. Ford
G R Ash, C. c. Crothers, G. G. Strickland
A. H Reynolds, II. Reese, Holster Hess,
V. NJ. To.oert Robert V. Massey, of Dover.
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To add two additional Sections to Article eight
OF the Code OF Public Local Laws, title "Cecil
County, under the new subtitle Grimes and
Punishments, to be designated as Sections
400 and 4iO, prohibiting the shooting of pigeons
from traps or other devices for temporary con-
finement.
SECTION /. Be At enacted By the General Assem-
Dig of Maryland That two new Sections be and
axe hereby added to Article eight OF the Code Of
Public Local Laws, title Cecil County," under
the new subtitle Grimes and Punishmcnts,' 'and
20 read as follows:
400. No person shall at any time within the
limits OF Cecil county, shoot at shoot any
pigeon or other bird thrown from or escaping
from any trap or other device for temporary
confinement
40. Amy person, his alder or abettors, who
shall violate the provisions of the preceding sec
ton, shall. upon conviction before a Justice of
the Peace, be fined a sum not less thar twenty
five or more than nifty dollars with costs of prose-
cution, and shall be committed to the Jail of the
county until such fines and costs are paid; for
each subsequent ofIense in addition to said fine,
shall be committed to the County Jail for a per-
iod not exceeding ninety days
SEcTIoN2. Ind be II enacted, That this act
shall take effect from the date its passage.
Approved March 10Th, 1894.
FRANK BROWN,
JOHN WALTER SMITH, Governor.
President OF the Senate.
JAMES H. PRESTON,
Speaker of the House OF Delegates.
Office Of the chief Clerk, House Of Delegates.
hereby certify that the aioregoing is true
copy OF an Act Of the General Assembly OF Mary
land, passed at the January Session, 1894.
Is. L. SMITH,
Chief Clerk OF the House of Delegates.
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In his recent address at Odd Fellows
free reading room, Mr., Howard C.
Amory, in speaking of This visit to Rome,
in April 1893, gave an interesting descrir-
tion of a audience with the Pope, and
also described incidentally beatics-
tion ceremony in St. Peters which he
also witnessed while in Rome. In it's
New York World gave the following
description of similar Identification
ceremony which took place on Sunday
last the 18th inst and was witnessed by
thousands of persons, and which may be
interesting to our readers.
ROME, Arpil IA picturesque cere-
mony took place in St. Peters Church
this morning incidental to the beatifica.
ton of Juan Davila Diego, Spanish
theologian, known as the Apostle of
Andalusia.'
A statue of him lighted by candelabra,
was placed at the altar end Of the Bash
lica, while ON each side were banners
depicting miracles, illuminated by Sevres
| candles Arranged against the back
| ground were heavy tapestries.
Among the great number of persons
present were the members of the Spanish
pilgrims and twenty Spanish Bishops.
The imposing services were conducted
by Cardinal Aloisi Masella, Perfect OF
the Congregation of Sacred Rites; the
other prelates of that congregation, Car.
dinal Paracciani, Archpriest of the Vati
can BasIlIca and the whole chapter OF
the Vatican Basilca and the whole
chapter of the Basilica,
After promulgating the Papal brief OF
Justification Mgr. Fausti celebrated
mass.
The Pope prayed before st. Juan
| Davila's altar this afternoon. Thirty
thousand persons were present. The
Pope was borne into the Basilica on the
Sedia Gestatoria, and was escorted b,
twenty Cardinals and large number o
Spanish and other priests. An illumi
mated portrait of Davila was hung OF
the altar, where the Pope gave his bless
ing to the vast throng assembled ant
personally inoensed the monstrance.
At the end of the service His Holmes
received gifts presented by the promoter
of the movement that led to the beati
, fication He again took his seat on tn
Sedia Gestatoria, and was carried to til,
nave of the Basilica, where he agar
bestowed his blessing upon the kneeln
thousands. As he was borne from tn
: church he was enthusiastically cheerec
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WEDDING BELLS.
Grant-Martin.

Cyrus p. Martin of Philadelphia, aud
Miss BERTHE Grant daughter of John
Grant formerly of Cecil county, Md,
were married on Thursday, April 18Th.
at o'clock, p. m, 10 their nome at
42lG Wyalusing Avenue by Rev. J.
Walker. Mr.. Benz amin Francis presided
at the organ. The bride wore a gown OF
white silk entrain and carried bouquet
of bridal roses aud lilies of the valley.
The bridesmaid Miss Sallie Martin, sister
of the groom. was attired in a hand
some corn colored silk and carried a
bouquet of daisies. The groom and best
man Mr.. VIM, Roberts, wore the con-
ventional black. Mr.. Horace Roberts
aud Samuel Clemments, held the white
ribbon.
After congratulations they proceeded
to the dining room where sumptucus
repast was awaiting. Among those
present we're: Mr.. John Grant and wife,
Mr.. C. Trout and wife, Mrs. John Moa!s,
dale aud son Mr.. A. Graut and wife, of
Atlantic City; Mr.. D. Martin and wife,
Mr.. C. Hitch, wife, and family, Misses
Clara, Name, Sallie and David Martin
Mr. John Fisher and wife, Mr.. William
May and wife, Mr.. James Mccormick
and wife, Mrs. VIM. Hall and Miss
Estelle Keiholz, of Camden; Mrs. j.
Harris of Germantown; Misses Nellie
Medley, Nora Jackson, RE Grant of
Colora, Nd; Ella Ramsey, of Oxford,
Pa; Mr.. John Kettlewood aud wife,
Misses Eva and frankie Kettlewood.
Harry Lawrence and Albert Knight OF
Wilmington, DEL; Miss Name Giffen OF
Mt Cuba, Del; Mr.. G. Martin, MIR. W.
Wiker and wife, A. Snyder aud wife,
BENZ. Francis and wife, Robert Stewart
and wife, Joseph Stewart and wife from
Palmyra, N. j; Lewis Monroe and wife,
Mrs. Groves and daughters. John Bull
msr, VIM. Giraffe, Robert Brown, Robert
Pyle and wife, Newton Pyle, |. Pyle and
Lober Pyle, David Heiser aud Miss
Nellie Roberts, Horace Robert and Miss
Bnlia Duncan, also the Beverwick Out
ing Club consisting of twenty members.
The bride and groom we're recipient of
many handsome ard costly presents,
A GUEST.
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of the Elkton NJ. E. Church with which
she united under the pastorate of Rev
William II. Elliott.
Her funeral took place on Tuesday
afternoon at four O'Clock from her late
home, the Rev. |. L. Wood officiating.
The int, ment was in the Elkton GENE
tery. The pail bearers were: S. j. Keys
A. NJ. Strickland, j. E. Alexander, Dun
bar Morgan, Adam Meisel and John w.
Anthony,
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Father Birmingham has bsen invited to
address the members of the Grand Army
Sunday, Nav 9th. The post will attend
the church in a body.
The Maryland Christian Eudeavor Union
of the Eastern District Conference, will
meet in Calvary NJ. p. Church, Easton,
Md, May the s h and 9lh.
Communion service at Elkton M. E.
Church, tomorrow, Sunday, at 1870 a. m
Preaching in the evening $50. Theme,
''The Fall of two eminent Disciples
Rev. S. A Gayley of Bryn Mawr. will
be the moderator at the installation of Rev.
George Colston as pastor of the Presby-
terrain Church at Perryvile, Tuesday even
ing, May 10.
The ice cream festival held at the Saliva
ton Army barracks on Wednesday night
was very successful there being large
attendance. Several Havre de Grace officers
were present.
The Church History Class will meet in
the chapel of the Presbyterian Church,
| Monday evening at o'clock. Topic,
"What the primitive apologists tell u.s."
The class is open to all.
Father Birmingham will lecture to
morrow evening, Sunday; subject, care
Catholics disloyal to the American Repnb
| lie, and can the Pope command the over
throw of the Republic?" All are cordially
invited.
The Big Elk Sunday School re-organized
| on Sunday. The officers elected were: E.
| II. Gallsher, Superintendent; j. II. Covlng
ton. Secretary; Gustavus Henderson, Treas
! urer; Miss Edna Peterson, Librarian; Miss
i Emma Scotch, Assistant Librarian.
The lsdiesof the Elkton Catholic Church
will give Pink Tea" in the basement of
the church on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings CT next week The
uniform pink" costumes to be worn by
the ladies will constitute very pleasing
feature of the Tea Party" Tickets % cents.
All are most cordially invited.
Presbyterian Church, Sunday, April 10Th,
services and sermons by the pastor, Rev.
j. NJ. McElmoyle as follows: go a. M,
"Show us the Father and it Sut1iceth US
Mans cry Christs reply. 7.3o p. M,
"Young Peoples ADJUSTMENTS: the fifth in
the young peoples series. Everybody,
especially strangers, cordially welcomed.
The Installation of Rev. ID. E. Shaw
Pas tor elect of West Nottingham Presby
terian Church will take place on Thursday
May II at IL O'Clock. Rev. Prof. M w.
Jacobus of Hartford, Conn, will deliver
the sermon, Rev. 5. A. Gayley, ID. ID. OF
! Bryn Mawr will charge the people and Rev
Prof. John B. Kendall OF Lincoln University
will charge the pastor. DR.. Gayley will
, moderate the meeting.
Rev. w. Harvey Ewing, pastor OF Tome
Memorial NJ. f. Church. of Port Deposit,
delivered an eloquent address before th'
: Epworth League of the Elkton Nj.
Church on Wednesday night upon the sub
iect "Entnusasm.' A pleasing hterar!
) program was rendered, prayer being Offered
by Mrs. Matlack, widow of Rev l.. Z. Ma
Q lack, Presiding Elder of this district. In
exercises were largely attended.
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Chapter 1876.

AIN 4tSI
To repeal and re-enact with amendments Chapter
4l2 Of the act OF 1892, eGtited an act to repeal
and re-enact with amendments Section 3s, OF
Article s. OF the Code OF Public Local Laws OF
Maryland. title Cecil county," subtitle
birds and Game"
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, Of the State of Mary and That Chapter 4l2 of
the act OF 1892, amending Section IS OF Article
of the Code oiPublic Local Laws of Mary land,
title Cecil county, subtitle birds and Game"
be and the same is hereby repealed and re-
enacted with, amendments so as to read as fol-
lows:
Section So. 1t shall not be lawful to shoot, trap
or kill, or in any manner destroy or expose for
sale any partridge rabbit in Cecil county
between the tenth day OF January and the first
day of November, nor any woJucock between the
first day of January and the tenth dsy OF June,
nor any rail bird or pheasant between the first
day of February and the fifth day OF September
in each year, in Cecil county, and the possession
OF any OF the birds or game mentioned in this>
Section during the prohibited periods shall be
deemed i0rlma facie evidence against such person
OF violation this section, except when it may
appear that such birds or game are for breeding
purposes.
SECTION . And be 1t enacted, That this act
shall take effect from the date of its passage.
Approved April Sd, 1894.
FRANK BROWN. -
JOHN WALTER SMITH, Governor
President OF the Senate.
JAMES H. PRESTON,
Speaker of the House of Delegates
Office Of the Chief CLERK, House Of Delegates.
hereby certify that the aforegoing is a true
copy of an Act fthe General Assembly of Mary
land. passed at the January Session, 1891.
B. L. SMITH,
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates.
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act of the Legislature shall embrace more than
one subject, and "that subject shall be described
in its title" IS, as Chief Justice Alvey and the
Court OF Appeals in State Vs. Norris 70 Nd, 95,
has declared it to be, THAT the Legislature and
the people of the State ma y be fairly advised of
the real nature of pending legislation there
has never been clearer violation oft in this
State. WILLIAM 5. EVANS,
County Attorney
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School Commissioners

The Board of School Comm issioners met
in special session on Tuesday. Present
Messrs. Everist, Kirk and Ash.
Minutes read and approved.
Messrs. Kirk and Ash made report as
to repairing school No. 6, Fourth district.
They were authorized to have the work
done.
The following accounts were examined
and ordered to be paid
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Death of Mrs. Rebecca ID. Price.


Mrs. Rebecca Donaldson Price, widow
of Samuel Price, died suddenly on Sun
day night at II O'Clock at the home of
her son, Mr.. w. Don Price, on Bow
Street, with whom she resided. While
MrsiPrice had boon unwell her cond itIon
was not regarded as serious ana her
death, which resulted from heart aiiilct-
ion, was unexpected by her family, she
having expired before the arrival OF the
physician who had been summoned.
Mrs. Price was in the Gath year of her
age, and was daughter of the late VIM.
Dona ldson of Bohemia Manor, and who
merchandized at St. Augustine in the
thirties. She married Mr.. Price in 1852,
and leaves two sons, W. Don and Frank
P. Price, both prominent merchants o.
Elkton. She was consistent member
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Htnrrled.

DITM GN-HALL -On Wednesday. April 18th.
at Westminster Presbyterian Church, George
town Md. ~ the Rev. w. J FitzsimOhs, a
former Incumbent OF the church. MIR. Charles
Ditman of Baltimore, TO Miss Rathie A, Hall
of Georgetown.
Nc, RERY-ARTHUR At RCsborough, PhiIa
delphia on Apri 10th by the Rev. w. j FitZ-
sImons Zion Md Mr.. James McCrery OF
Louisville. Pa, to Miss Sarah Arthur formerly
of New london, Pa.
LAND-MuRGAN.-On April 18th, 1894
at the esidence of groom, at Cherry Hill. Nd,
by the Rev A Hammond, James H. Holland
and Annie NJ. Morgan, both of Cecil CO., Md.
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Special Bargain for next week 800 yds. of
1917 cent Giugham for s cents per yd., good
styles, Frank p Price
Boys Fauntelroy Waists. Frank p Price.
Steel Engraving, ! rec Monday April 3oth
Frank p. Price.
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The appointment of Miss Helen S. Tuft
as teacher of school No. 6, Fourth district,
was confirmed.
The bill of Rowland Nj anufacturIng
Company for S31,O7 for repairs was ordered
to be paid. Adjourned.
GEORGE BIDDLE, Secretary
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Letters Advertised.

Mr. Samuel V. Hammond, Mr.. James
Thomas, Miss HeaVy Triney, Mr.. John
Young, Mr.. Howard Wright.
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Saturday, May rs, 1894,
255 ACRES OF LAND

More or Less, and adJoins lands OF Aaron J.
Michiner and others, and being the same land
part of which was devised to the said John >.
living in and by the last will and testament OF
Amos Ewing dated 18th day of September, 1872,
duly admitted to probate by the Orphans Court
for Cecil County, and is now of record in Liber
f. Vol. II, Folio 1877, &c, one OF the Will Record
Books for said county. The other part of which
was conveyed to him by James McCay and wife
by deed dated the eth day of April, A. ID. ISL,
and is now of record in Lber ID. s., No. i, Folio
Al &c one of the Land Record Books OF Cecil
county Aforesaid.
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.PUBLIG L0GAL LAM
OPERATIVE IN CECIL COUNTY.
Chapter 100.

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
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BRICK MANSION HOUSE.

TWO FRAME TENEMENT HOUSES, one OF
the largest double decker, Barns in the county, a
set of Falrbank s Hay and Cattle Scales, Carriage
House Corn Crib, Ice House, Spring House, Hog
House. and other necessary outbuidings, all in
first class condition and repair Nearly all OF the
land is clear. arabic, eXcellent soil, and in high
state OF cultivation.
a There is large thriving Pear Orchard
49, of selected varieties. Also Large Apple
&A Orchard of select fruit, both of which are
Tim tull bearing on this farm which is well
WaIeTed and well fenced. There is never falling
spring of excellent water within lew yards OF
the Mansion House.
tits situated within mile OF Colora depot on
the p & B. @. X. r., also within half a mile OF
West Nottingham Academy. Seminary and
one of the most highly improved and best
appointed OF farms.
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No. 8, Being a Tract of Woodland.
containing 20 Acres of Land, more

containing 20 Acres of Land, more
or less situate in the Seventh Election District
OF said county, on the public road from .Jenness'
Mill to near where it intersects the public road
from Woodlawn Camp Grounds TO Upper Prin-
cpio and more particularly described in deed
from Ambrose Ewing and wife to the said ohm
S Ewing dated the ID day of August, A. ID. 1888,
and now OF record in Liber J. A. ID Noe Folio
4sS &c, another OF said Land Record Books OF
Cecil county This property is covered vita
fine growth OF Chestnut Timber.
THE TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the
decree, are that one-thrd OF the purchase money
pe paid on day OF sale, and the residue in two
| equal instruments at six and twelve months from
the day of sale, the credit payments to bear inter
| est from day of sale, and to be secured to the
satisfaction of the Trustee.
| The costs of deeds to be paid by purchasers.
| WILLIAM s. EVANS,
| John q. Hindman, Auctioneer. Trustee.
| In pursuance of an order OF said Gonrt, hereby
give notice to the creditors of the said John 5.
| Ewing deceased, to file their claims with the
| proper vouchers therefor with the Clerk OF the
| Circuit Court for Cecil County in Equity within
| sixty days from the first insertion of this notice.
| a2StS WILLIAM 5. EVANS, Trustee.
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Office of the Secretary Of the Senate.
1 hereby certify that the aIoregoing is a true
COPY of an Act OF the General Assembly of Mary
land, passed at the January Session, lssssAXss-
J.RoGER w. -a..s ssns,..
secretary OF tho Sen-'
The advocate., 1894-08-29

Don't you know that the total spprC.
priRtion less by Che legislature OF 1893
(Pop) than 1891 (rep) 10 Sl5,O9347P
Don't you know that there was $722,'
S54.42 Of tex taken from the shoulders
Of the common taxpayers by the Popu-
list beard OF railroad assessors when
they equslized the railroad assessment
with other property Of the stateH This
tax consists of state, county, school and
municipal tax, only small part Of which
is state tax.
Don't You know that our Populist
board Of equalization has made reduc-
tion in the assessed valuation Of real e.
tate in the Western part Of the state on
account Of hot winds and depreciation in
value Of over 10 millions Of dollRrsP
This will relieve the Western farmers
and taxpayers OF many thousands Of
dollars In taxes this year.
Don't you know that in 1893, under
Populist rule, the state tax levy was the
lowest ever known in the history Of the
state, and also that there was more
money in the state treasury than ever
known before? And the balance on
hand June 30, 1894, would have BEEN
about $225,0OO greater, had it not been
for the unusual expenditure for the
erection Of public buildings during the
year; slso by reason Of the reduction Of
one.tsnth of one mill in the state tax
levy.
DOn'tyou know that the republican
boards Of county commissioners re-
mitted 1893 railroad tax on penalty in
the following counties: