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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1894-10-05
Seasonable Salad.
How fortunote the oyster is!
The dollars he can SCOOP.
And when, the church fair gets him
He is never in the soupl

Lake County Woods.
Engineer McGonagle, who is
making the survey of the new
lines of the Duluth & Iron
Range, says that the forests of
Lake county probably contain
more varieties of wood than
those of any other portion of the
country. Up along the valley
Of the Stewart and the adjacent
country, in addition to the large
quantities of pine, there is both
white and red oak of excellent
quality and in great quantities.
elm, maple, birch, Eastwood, ash
and many other varieties, includ.
ing cherry of good size. ~"
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.1'icklos the canucks.

F. Foley returned from
Cape Breton, Halifax, Saturday
night, and reports his trip as
one Of the most interesting Of
his experience AZ we'll as one OF
the most enjoyable. He says
the Canadian Press and the PEG.
pie OF the Dominion generally,
are jubilant over the passage of
the Wilson bill in this country
and as result are expecting an
era OF prosperity. Farmers in.
terested in wool growing are
fairly exultant, and why should
they rot be?-Negaunee Herald
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POLITICAL PlTH,

SAAN~N0
duction of tariff is being seen in
the lowering of wages. It is
simply impossible that tariff
should make any considerable
reduction in manufactured goods
without causing some reduction
in the wages of labor employed
in their manufacture. All man.
ufacturec articles have a large
labor valuation in them and il is
unreasonable to suppose you can
reduce the selling price of the
product of labor without ulti-
mately reducing the pay of that
labor, no more than you can re-
duce the selling price of iron ore
without reducing the profits OF
mining, and necessarily reducing
the wages of the miner.
1gnatius Donnelly has been
studying synthetic chemistry OF
late and says that the compost
ton required for making q Re.
publican editor is about as fol.
lows: ''22 gallons lye, 10 lbs.
Calls tongue. 5 gallons more ]ye,
20 lbs. brass, 10 gallons more
lye, 8 quarts dust of gold bugs,
/ ounce brains; fill up with lye. :"
Mr.. Donnelly's makeup differs
from the average editor. It
does not take student of syn
thetic chemistry to discover that
a fat piece of pork. a quart OF
gall and 2 balloon full of wind
will make an equal of the Hon.
Ignatius with his 81 character.
A good audience listened to
the address of Rev. L, Bergstrom
at Crockett's Opera House on
Wednesday evening, and heard
one of the best takers in the
State of Minnesota. Mr.. Berg.
strom is a republican from the
ground up, an eloquent speak
er, and his fund of facts and fig.
ures, politically, is complete.
He poured hot shot into the
camps Of the enemies, and made
many warm friends in the au.
dience during his address.
Yes, we have read of the re,
publican landslide in Connectt'
cut. Connecticut is a manufact.
uring sta'e and her industries
, are directly benefited by a pro
tective tariff, and the landslide
here is but another evidence Of
the revulslon OF thought through
out industrial districts.
Judge Harlan, of the U. S
Supreme court, hold that strikes
are legal and that men have q
right to quit work, either singly
or in body. irrespective of the
discomfort which may arise. He
further holds, however, tina,
they have no right to conspire
to do damage or to embarr ass.
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Leave No Stone Unturned.

3D. Leave No Stone unturned.
Hon. G.. A. Towne is one Of the
busiest men in the State Of MINI.
esota this week. Monday night
he addressed an audience ct Hib.
.bing, Tuesday at Mountain Iron,
Wednesday, night Of Grand Rap
ids, last evening with Gov. Mel.
son 81 Tower, to night with the
governor in this city and tomor
row evening he IS booked for
West Duluth. we'll filed
week and there will Be more just
like them.
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LOCAL NOTES AND COMMENT,

Frank Notion, the mouthy agi.
tator, who now languishes in the
Bessemer Jail awaiting trial at
the November term of court, has
been practically deserted by his
alleged friends. Up to a few
days ago, one or two of his
friends called frequently on him,
but these have now dropped out
and left him entirely to his own
reflections. It is an evidence Of
the stern logic of events that
the man who, few weeks ago,
marched proudly at the head of
hundreds Of misguided strikers
and blatantly announced he had
hosts of friends, lies today in .
prison cell, deserted by every
person but the turnkey who
hands him his rations. So may
it be with all such agitators.
Gov. Mckinley is not espec.
tally given to making turns upon
words, but when he. does 80 he
always makes center shot. Ii.
his Maine speech he said that
during the eighteen months that
the demo cratic president and
democratic congress hnve been
running the government nothing
else has beel running. This Isl
literally true with the exception
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The Sorehead Ticket .

The soreheads on Saturday
held a meeting at LaVaque's
store, Duluth, for the purpose OF
putting up an Independent ticket.
The names to grace same, so far
as given are:
AuditOr-Geo. N. LaVaquc.
Registcr-Capt. Randall.
District Judge. w. Bull.
Probate Judgc-M. M. DcVOre.
Commentaries Bervcn.
A. Swendson will probably be
put on for sheriff and either
Martin will be Endorsed for at.
torney or R. P. Edison will fill
the vacancy. The clerk of the
courts is thus far left open.
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Stanley and Livingston

Stanley and Livingston,
When Stanley after years Of
untiring energy, discovered Liv.
ingston. the great African Elk.
plorer, the first question the old
hero asked was Ibid you bring
any of Harper's Old Nelson
County Whiskey with youP''
Upon receiving q reply in the At.
irmative, he exclaimed, THANK
heaven!" and burst into tears.
Harper's celebrated Old Sour
Mash is sold by the sole agent
S. SAX, Virginia, MINI.
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To The Voters Of St. Louis County,
I am an independent candi.
date for the Office of Superin
tendent of the County Schools;
I respectfully ask your votes al
the coming election. = .,~s.
& G.. III. MACCLELLAND.
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Railroad to Rainy Lake,

~~- - ess'e. SsA ~ NSAny A~AOs
The Duluth l. Iron Range rail,
road will survey q line from
Tower or Virginia to Koochich.
ing during the present fall and
winter. says, the Rainy FAKE
Journal. President GreatsinRer
is authority Tor this. Whether
the company has deiinately de.
cided to build the line he does
not say, but they will be- ready
e build in the spring II the
present out look for develop.
ment il this region is realized.
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TO The Voters Of Virginia, MINI.
! announce myself as an indie.
pendent candidate for the posi-.
ton of Clerk Of the District
Court and ask your support at
the November election.
ours,
FREpER1cK B. SpELMAN.
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that soup houses haye been in
full blast and idle workmen in
hobo armies have been running
about the country.
Miss Minnie Lawrence wishes
TO announce that she has opened
dressmaking parlors in the Bail
ey building on Chestnut street.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
New goods ARRIVING daily at
the Model Clothing Store.
the Mayor of Gladstone offers
a reward of &25 for information
leading to the conviction of any
person running gambling game
of any kind in shat city.
M. H. Martin was in Besse.
mer, Mich, the first of the week,
attending to interests.
The finest assortment of latest
novelties in neckwear at the
Model Clothing Store.
H. A. Durkee, who is now
railroading in the Duluth and
Superior yards, Sundayed with
his family in this city,
The California Wine House
carries the largest stock of
liquors, imported and domes.
tic wines, cigars, etc.. in
the city: Also makes a spec
ialty of jug and bottle trade
for family use. Jugs delivered
to any part of the city free
of charge. S. SAX. Prop.
Building paper and hardware,
a complete supply. at Prescott &
Mars Co.
Wrong time of the year to
strike.
Cut prices on all goods at the
New Bargain Store, OFT build.
ing. L. Cohen. Manager.
The Mesaba will have plenty
OF weather yet this fall.
A complete stock of ready
mixed house and floor paints,
all colors, at Prescott & Mars
Co.
Read the Enterprise advertise.
ments before buying your fall
and winter supplies, and save
money by patronizing live mer.
chants.
Everything carried in a first
class market can be found at the
Peoples Meat Market, near P. O.
j. B. Orr. Manager.
J. Shanedling visits St. Pau
and Minneapolis for d couple O
weeks.
Heating and cook stoves al
Prescott & Mars Co.
Coal handlers at the West Su.
perior docks are on strike.
A complete line of gloves and
mitts, from 50 cents upwards at
the Model Clothing Store.
The Duluth Commonwealth on
Monday got out of it's swadd1ing
clothes, and celebrated it's sec.
ond birthday.
! Leave your money in the town
by placing your order with
Wallace the Tailor.
Rev. Parker and family left
Monday fcr Duluth, to attend
the M. E. conference.
Wallace, the Tailor. can give
you good value for your money
both in style and material. Give
him a call.
T. w. Hamilton visited Duluti
over Sunday.
An elegant line of pocket
knives and fine cutlery just open
ed by Prescott & Mars Co.
The Missabe road will build
their track in on the south side
of the Hibbing TOWNSHIP this fall
! The celebrated Hoffbrau and
Bohemian beers on draught al
the California Wine House.
! s. SAX. Prop.
! Postmaster Wilcox was ove1
from Mountain Iron Monday
The Peoples Meat Market
makes a specially of camp trade,
and invites your patronage.
! J. B. Orr. Manager.
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Duluth, South Sore ard Atlantic
Raj ray.
Diroot l.duo East,

Wagner Buffet Sleeping Cars Between Duluth
and Sault Ste. Marie.
Lowest Rates for Emigrant Tickets to and
From Europe.
Tickets via 500 PACIFIC LINE to Western
Points Pacific Coast and California.
T. H. LARKE,
Com'l Agent, 4se spauldlng House Block
Duluth. ninn.
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Mckinley on Wilson.

Wilson, of tariff bill fame, is
being wined, dined and congrat.
ulated by the aristocracy Of
England for service rendered
that country by the provisions of
the bill passed by the last con.
gress. At a banquet held in
London on Thursday last Sir AL.
bert Day Rollitt, who presided,
said that "Mr. Wilson's name
should become honored and IA
mil,ar in England, and that Lon
don, in honoring him, honored
itself. That the new tariff law,
while it might not have realized
the expectations of its promoters,
had already benefited England.
Furnaces we're reopened in
Wales, in Yorkshire and an i'm.
petus has been given to the tex
tile industries" In a speech at
Gallipolis, Ohio, on Friday eve.
ming, Gov. Mckinley properly
scores Wilson and his colleagues.
He says: This is cheering
news to the people of the United
States and will bring comfort
to the idle men who for more
than a year have waited for the
American mills to reopen. You
have not heard of any CONNER.
cial body in the United States
through it's spokesman. declare
that any industries in America
have been stimulated by this law
whatever benefits have gone to
other countries. While the ban.
quet in London was proceeding
the board of trade of Edinburgh
sent its congratulations. There
was a singular absence of any
American dispatches. Here is a
word of encouragement which
Mr.. Wilson himself gave to the
gentlemen of London: He said
Our protectionists have been
building defences to keep you
and other nations from compel
ing with US in our home market.
The tariff reformers are break
down these defences.' THAT.
continued Gov. Mckinley, lis
what we object to. If we do MOI
defend our home market against
the products of cheaper labor Of
other countries, who will do til
Is it any wonder that the gentle
men of the chamber of commerce
of London applauded MIR. Viii
son when he uttered such a senti
ment. Mr.. Wilson even despises
q free government, for he says
1--WE are being rapidly sobered
though unappalled by the truth
forced upon US that of all of hu
man governments q free govern
ment is the most complex and
difficult, and Judging from the
worlds experience the most un.
certain and shorslived." Il beg
to assure Mr.. Wilson OF Yves,
Virginia that the government OF
the United States resting as it
does upon the will Of q free PEG.
pie is safe and secure. quite as
secure as the government con
Quoted by the titled rulers, and
That free people like US are cap.
able of governing themselves
and have so demonstrated fol-
more than 100 years, and will be
alert enough to see to it that no
industrial policy shall long con.
tinue in this country that will
lower the conditions Of its PEG.
pie to the level of their. Euro.
pean rivals and rob them Of their
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Terms, - Per Year, in Advance
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

STATE TICKEE
For Govcrnor-Knutc Nelsoh.
For Lieutenant Governor D: n. Clough
For Secretary of state-Albert Berg.
For State Audit0r-Robert G. Dunn.
For State Tressurer-August +, Kocrner.
For Attorney General-Henry W. Childs.
For Clerk OF Supreme Court-D. f. Reese.
For Chief Justice, Supreme Court Charlie
NJ. Start. o.. ~ =
For Associate Justice, Supreme. Court
Loren w. Collins. h.. u 4ss
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COUNTY TICKET.

COUNTY TICKET.
Clerk of the Court-John Owens.
Treasurer-L. H. Whipplc.
Attorney-Gcorge E. Arburys = ~:
Sherin-W. w. Butchart.
AuditOr-Odin HalSiin. - fSTsaS} go
Registcr-P. J. Bergstrom.";~ =: :
Probate Judge-P. Aver.
CornOr0r-J. j. Ecklund.
School Superintendent-W.H. Stultz.'
Surveyor-Fred Davis.
Commtssioners-H. T. Dinham. Elisha
Morcom. -: H..
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LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
For SenAtOr-H. r. Spencer. :
For Representative-Ne McInnis..
For Representatives.. NJ. Smith.
For Reprcscntattvc-W. A. Can't.
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CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
JUDICIAL TICKET.

For Congressman-Charles A. Towne, o
Duluth. rs ~.
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THE VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE,
III BY W. E. HANNAFoRD.

Entered 1T the post-o6ace 1t virginia, ninn,,
10 second class mail matter. SD s II i@s,
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
SUPERIOR COURT.
Department one-CatiIn. Judge.

FRIDAY, october 10Th.
]. n. Payne VS.. his creditors-Continued
one week.
Carrie NJ. Ash VS.. R. W. Ash--Taken under
adViSement.
Kate Campbell vs.. James l.. Lowe ct al.-De-
cree OF foreclosure granted plaintiff.
Joseph SIMS vs. j. A. Parker ct al.-Decree
OF foreclosure granted plaintiff. Order allow
ing S225 attorneys fees. B. f. Driver APP
pointed receiver.
j. w. Rambo VS.. his creditors-Continued
one week.
Louisa Dehn VS.. Henry Dehn-Demurrer
overrGled; fifteen days TO answer; notice
waived.
Department Two-Jofnson. .Judne.
FRIDAY, October 18th q
Estate of W. NJ. Tracy, deceased-Continued
one week.
Estate of c. T. Wheeler, deccased-Order
allowing final account and decree of distrlbu-
tiou.
Estate of William Lyon, deceased-order
setting aside the whole estate to family.
| Estate OF Alice NJ. Cnesley, deceased-Con-
/ tinued two weeks.
! Estate OF Eliza Bowstead, deceased-Per-
! mission granted TO improve cemetery lot at a
! cost not to exceed $500.
! Estate OF NJ. Pickett deceased-Continued
one week.
Estate OF Alexander scroggs, deceased-Con-
! Estate of Gottlieb Fisch. deceased-F. A
! Fisch appointed administrator; bon4 81. 500
! Appraisers-H Howard Kimbrough, y. T. Dodge
Estate OF James a. Woods, deceased-Con-
J tinued one week.
Estate of Elizabeth Roden, deceased-order
| settling annual account.
| Estate of Andrew Whitaker deceoced Or
! der granted TO lease real estate
! James tarIs, JT., VS.. f. and Josenhiua
! Marty-PartlaIiy heard, and continued one
week.
| George +. Dierssen VS.. Frank and MARY
| Nunes-Deinurrer overruled; fifteen davs n
| answer; notice waived
! Reclamation District No 535 VS. Pb51i,,
| Herzog and J. II. Hanilton-M Motion 10 reta =
/ costs denied.
Reformation District No. $50 VS.. T. Is. Iov.
| dal, Moses SSprague, Howell CLARK. Everett
| Pierce, Daniel Flint and ManueI r. SjlZ-iera =
| Costs retaKed by striking out all witness 1ess
p. +. Scott vs.. q. j. Cross ct al.-Contfpnej
! two weeks.
! W. +. Terry ct al. VS.. Charles Lea ct aI.-hTo.
ton for substitution granted; demurrer over
| ruled; fifteen days TO answer.
a. }. Reichert VS.. j. Q. Scroggs ct al.-Con.
1 tinued one week.
$. Prouty vs.. w. B. Devin es esaI.-Continued
! one week.
/ George q. Bates VS.. L. a. Devine ct aI.-Con-
| tnued one week
/ j. i. McCTakcn VS.. City of Sacramento
/ Continued 10 November 5th
{. ii. DlXUn ct al. VS.. Elk Grove Water Com.
1 paly et al.-Demurrer overruled; twenty days
! 10 answer: notice waived.
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SACRAMENTO MARKET.
Trade Continues Quiet, With No
Change in Quotations.

Change IN Quotations.
SACRAMENTO, October 18th.
Trade continued quiet in local market cir
cles to-day, with no change in quotations.
White wild Geese were plentiful. Other lines
We're scarce.
Following are the retail prices for the vari-
Gus articles mentioned:
GREEN FRUITS - Apples s101 25 p
box; Grapes-MaIaga, Muscat, Monarch, Rose
de Peru and Tokay, &c p 70. Ponlegranates, 5Oc
z t...lo dozen; blans, &c p ID; Pears, Sc; White
o box; Strawberries, Toe; WaterInelons, / o 3
zoe each; Canteloupes, 5@10c.
CITRUS FRUI1S-PIneapples soc each;
a Bananas, % 23c q doz; Lines, l5c q doz; Lem
DAIRY PRODUCE - Butter = Valley, p
roll, 40g45c; Pickle roll, soc; Peta-
| trkin, 25@30c; California Cheese. 12I5c:
! Young America, / &c: eastern Creamery 2Oc;
Limburger, 2Oc; genuine Swiss, 35c; Amer
| 25c each.
EGGs,--Eastern, SOC; store, soc; choice
ranch, soc . dozen.
! -Iurleys-Idve Hens and Cob
! PIERS 15c q d; dressed, 17c; Chickens
! liens, oOt96Oc each; Spring 5Oc; Broilers
4og4oc; lame Ducks, 75c; Geese, 81 SO
GAME : Quail, 81 SO @1 rs p dozen;
Ducks-Mallards, 10000 p pair; Canvas
4 lacks, 81; Gray and Sprig, 50@6Oc; Teal,
! 32c; Nldgeon, SOC; Gray Geese, 75c; Hare,
VEGETABLES = Garlic, 1oc p n; To-
/ matoes, &c; Wax Beans, sc; String Beans, 5c;
Shell Beans, sc; Lima Beans, &c q II; sum
mer Squash, &c; Crookneck Squash, &c;
| Gumbo, 10c; Egg Plant sc; CucuInbers, Zoe
! p dozen; Corn, 15c p dozen; Bay Lettuce, 3
! for 1Oc; Green Onions, 3 for sc; Peppers, Sc;
! Celery, 10c head; Caulifiower, 10c; Sacra-
mento Peas, Sc 2 ID; Alameda Peas, 7c;
Onions, &c; Cabbage, 1c; spinach, 5c; Red
Cabbage, 1oc; Gherkins. 25c r 100.
| POIATOES-Locat, 50@60c; Salinas. 81 %
! 2 sack, / &c = 10; Sweets, &c q 10; Yams, 115c
! MEATS-Beef-PriIn Rib Roast. l21%@
! 15c; Chuck Roast, 1Oc; Rump, Sc Brisket
| Sc Corned Beef SC; PorterhouSe Steak, SO
! SC; Loin Steak, 1891 5c; Round STEAK
| Toe; Chuck Steak, l0c. Neal-Loin and Ri0
| Chops, 15c; Roast Veal, 12c. Mutton-Leg
1l@l212c; Loin and Rib Chops, 12Lc; Nut
! ton Stew, Sc; Shoulder Chops Sc Pork
! Roast or Chops. / Sc; Corned Pork, SC; Sau-
sage, l21ac; Vienna Sausage, 15c; Bacon, lao
| 15c Ham. 10000.
| BREADSTUFFS- Flour, 81 p bbl; 81 for
| 5o-b sacks; So for 10o-b SACKS; Oatmeal. 10
| 10 sacks, 40c Cornmeal. 1O-sacks, 25c;
/ Cracked Wheat, OH sacks, Soc; Hominy
1O-D sacks, 40c Graham Flour, 1o-fb sacks
50c; Buckwheat, l0-b sacks, soc; Rye, 1O-fb
sacks, SOC.
HAY y, AND GRAIN-Oat Hay, 75@85c u
cWt; Wheat, 65@75c; second quality, COG
20c; Alfalfa. 65c; Whole Barley, 95c; Ground
Barley. 81 95 Feed oats, 81 309l so; Mid
dAngs, SOC; Bran, 5c; Straw, ESQ zoe.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.
Taxes Due Upon Assessments Made by The
State Board Of Equalization.
DEPARTMENT
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
SACRAMENTO, Octo

SACRAMENTO, October IL, 1894
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVE
j. s5ons OF an Act OF the Legislature of the
Stale OF California entitled IAN Act in rela-
tlon 10 the reasSeSsment of property the
equalization OF the same, and the collection OF
lakes thereon, IN cases where "A former assess
ment made since 1879 is Illegal or invalid or
where the proceedings tor the collection of
such taKesihave been Intellectual by reason of
error, lrregGlarity or lnValldity, and such
taxes have not been paid" approved March
%, 1898, and Section 1868 OF the Political
Code.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN:
First-I hat have received from the State
Board OF Equalization the duplicate Record
OF Assessment OF Railways anu TIE .ljupli-
cate Record OF ApDortionment OF Railway AS
sesSmeuts,' containing the assessments upon
the property OF each OF the following named
associations or corporations, as fixed by said
Stale Board OF Equalization, for the year
1886, 10 Wit:
California Pacific Railroad Company, Cen
traI Pacific Railroad Company, Northern
hallway Company, san Pablo and Tulare
Railroad Company, and Southern Pacific
Railroad Company.
tecond-ThatI l have also received from said
State Board OF Equalization the duplicate
Record of Assessment Of railways" and the
duplicate Record OF Api)oruionmeat OF Rail-
way Assessments" containing the assess
ments upon the property OF each of the fol-
lowing named associations or corporations
as nXvd By said State Board of EuIaliZaLion
tor tle year 1887, To VIII
California Pacific Railroad Company. Cen
y
hallway Company, san Pablo ana Tulare
railroad Company, southern Pacific Railroad
Company, ana South Paciuc Coast Railroad
Company.
Tie State and County taxes on all per-
sonal property ana Cne-nalf OF The State and
County taxes on ali real property are now
que and payable and VIII be delinquent on
the LAST MONDAY IN NOV EN- Blti NEXT,
at O'Clock p. NJ, and unless paid to the stale
Treasurer, at the Capitol, prior thereto, . per
cent. viii toe added 10 the amount thereof ana
unless SO paid on or before the LAST MON
DAY IN APRIL NEAi, at O'Clock T. ~. an
additional per cent Will be added To the
amount thereof.
The remaining one-half of State and County
taxes on all real property viii DC due and pay
able at any time aiter the FIRST MONDAY
IN AN UARG NIAT, anu viii De deliRq
on the LAoT MONDAh IN APRIL Mex H.
at O'Clock +. NJ, and unless paiu TO the state
Treasurer, at the Capitol. prior thereto, D pes
cent. wAl pe added 10 the amount thereof
T. T. COLGAN,
Oll-2W State Controller