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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-21
HOODS Is the Best

Medicine all the year around, because it purt
les, vitallzes and enriches the blood, and
therefore gives strength to resist bad effects
from all blood diseases, Malaria, Pneumonia.
Colds, Catarrh, Rheumatism, etc. Serious illness
has often been prevented when Hoods Sarsa-
parilla has been taken in time.
EEood'D Pills are the best after-dinner pills
assist digestion, prevent constipation. 25c.
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II. I. H., DUCHESS OF SAXE-COBURG AND GOTTA
II Photograph by Uhienhuth, Coburg.

one from Joseph NJ Watson, Democratic
nominee for city council from the Third
precinct, addressed to D. c. Dunbar,
chairman of the Democratic city COM
mittee; the other by D. c. Dunbar to the
Democratic campaign committee of the
Third precinct. All delegates are asked
to attend. BY order of Democratic cam
paign committee of the Third precinct.
II. A. SMITH, Chairman.
JOSEPH BULL, Jr., secretary.
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been placed upon your party's ticket. the
question of politics mas no possible bear
ing upon the question OF tire judiciary.
In the case we have discussed. that of the
Third judicial district of tah, it would
be crime of the hTst magnitude to elect
the Republican nominees @Jr judges in
preference to those namei by the Democ-
racy.'
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Third Precinct Call.

The Democratic convention of the
Third precinct, which met on the
day of October, 1895. at the Seventeenth
ward meeting house and named the can
didates of said precinct for the city
council. is hereby reconvened to meet at
the Seventeenth ward meeting house on
Wednesday evening, October 23rd. 1885,
at o'clock, for the purpose of trans
acting such business as many G5me be-
fore the meeting. The above call is made
in pursuance of two communications,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-21
Telephone 1872.

A. C. BARLEY, of Magic, Pa, writes
and the public that De Wits Witch
Hazel Saive cured me of very bad
case of eczema. 1t also cured my boy
of running sore on his leg. For sale
by all druggists, Nelden-Judson whole
sale dealers
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It's just as easy to try One Minute
Cough Cure as anything else. It's
easier to cure a severe cough or cold
with it. Let your next purchase for a
cough be One Minute Cough Cure. Bet
ter medicine, better results, better try
it. For sale by all druggists, Uelden-
Judson wholesale dealers.
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Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Mede. and Diploma.
NOTICE,

All members of the executive commit
tee Of the United Workingmen's Demo-
cratic clubs are requested to meet at
Headquarters, So East Second South
street on Sunday. at II a. m. sharp. Oct
2oth, 1875 as matters of vital Importance
are to be discussed Respectfully,
SAMUEL BATES,
Chairman Executive Committee.
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GERMAN DEMOCRATS, ATTENTION

There will be meeting of the Ger
man Democrats on Wednesday even'
ing. October. %. ait s p. m ait Turner
hail. West Third South. near Main.
Good speaking. Come all.
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rights, and can be depended upon tC
reflect credit upon his supporters
Don't forget Murphy
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Our Soft Hat

Line embraces all new shapes in stet-
SON and other reliable makes. Great
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
- 142 Main street.
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We Are Expert Mixers

OF soap, starch and water and pro-
duce the BEST work on Earth" on
shirts, collars, cuffs, flannels, etc.
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY.
142 Main street.
Telephone 1872.
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Always in Advance

Of all Others; our Miller fall derby hat.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
142 Main street.
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We vii Never sIeep

Until we get your call for "Best work
on Earth" on shirts, collars, cuffs, fam
nels etc
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY,
142 Main street,
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his reasoning qualities must be on the
level with the savages of Africa.
1t is one of the unsolved mysteries
of the age how men, claiming to be
silver men, can vote the Republican
ticket. Out of two hundred and forty
five members that the Republicans
will have in the next congress, thirty
are silver men. Men hate to SEVER their
connection with the party of Lincoln,
Blaine, Garfield, Grant, and a great
many more of their illustrious dead
who advocated issues that are no
more The Republican party has per-
formed its mission; it has no issues
Each man that wishes to have silver
restored should vote with the party
that will restore 1.-THE Democratic
party.
Mr.. Weber confined himself mainly
to the silver question. He told in a
logical and truthful manner the way
the Republicans demonetized silver,
and how they voted in the last thirty
years to keep it demonetized. He Dor.
trayed briefly the positions of the two
great parties on the most important
questions of the day to the satisfaction
of all present. Mr.. Weber is a fluent
and brilliant orator, and if elected.
will protect the rights of Utah regard
less of politics. Maloney and Weber
will receive good support from the
miners of Eureka. X,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-21
The Campaign in Kamas.

KAhIAS, Oct. 1S.-The Republicans
held rally here last evening to an
average audience The notice stated
that John NJ. Zane and Barlow Fer
guson would address the people on the
issues of the day. On the assembling
of the hearers it was announced that.
unfortunately, urgent business had
called Mr.. Zane to Salt Lake City, but
we would have Mr.. Ferguson Mr.. Nc
Corkle, our nominee for county SUPER
intendent of schools, who has done so
we'll in the past in that office that the
Republicans have nominated him to
the position again, and Mr.. Archibald,
one of our county selectmen, and also
the Lady Republican Glee club.
Their speaking was not of any par
ticular weight and the rally did not
hurt the Democrats.
Messrs. Game and Roberts held a
very large audience enraptured with
enthusiasm on the 14th inst, both por-
traying the principles of true De-
mocracy as only such good and true
Democrats can.
The action of Joseph F. Smith is
considerably agitated here and is a sad
blow and one that was very untimely
and out of place. We trust such action
will be taken by the convention on the
22nd as will forever end the blending
of church and state in Utah and prove
grand victory for the Democratic
party.
Yours for equal rights
DEMOCRAT
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unforeseen transpires Brigham City
will be carried this year by the DEM
ncra
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Try o,Connor's Bouquet Cigar.

1t is a good thing. Push it along.
White House Drug Store. Five cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13

Iongvlew. Tex, Fob. ie.-On Sunday
night at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church there was n Joint anniversary
celebration. II being the eighty-fifth an
niNersary OF the Cumberland presby-
terian church and the fourteenth an
nlveraary of the Christian Endeavor
society. Tho pastor. Rev w. n. Allen,
conducted most interesting and in
structive service.
The members and friends OF the First
Baptist church. despite the extreme
cold weather, have been busiiy en-
gagged Tor the pnat few days ornament
ms and decorating the church In be-
coming style for the marriage OF their
pastor, Rev. w. n Tardy, 10 Miss
Daisy Mobberly tonight at S o'clock
The city council has authorized May
or Whitelock TO cnll the free school
election, FOR the purpose Of extending
the public school term TO ten months.
The stone work for the new 60. OOo-
gallon Texas and Pacific water tank Is
about completed.
Mrs ]. A. Morrow who had her
hands and arms severely burned last
week from eNtlnguishlng her clothing
that had caught Are Is improving
MISS Alice Morrison, a most deserving
ana popular young lady OF this city,
has received the scholarship TO the
state normal school at Huntsville,
II. l.. Smith Of the firm OF Yates q
Smith is now IN New York purchasing
spring and summer goods for the firm,
Miss Minnie Fields Of Tyler IS IN the
city, a guest OF the Mohberly house
$. g. Mallinson has gone to New York
to purchase his spring and summer
foods
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13

Denton. Tex. Feb le-The committee
OF arrangements for the DR.. Carradlne
holiness meeting at the oak atreet NJ.
u, church. Denton. Texas. TO begin
March Q, 1895. report the Following ar
rangements.
Three services Will be held on Sun
day March and 10, beginning at II
a. m. p. m. and 1850 p, IN.
Two services Will he hold on each
week day, one at $3.50 a. M. and the
other at 1880 y, m,
The committee has decided TO close
the doors promptly at o'clock at tho
night services. az which hour DR.. Car
radlne VIII begin to preach.
The object In closing the doors is not
to keep amy one away but 10 prevent
the noise and consequent disturbance
TO both speaker and hearcr which lato
corners would occasion. All can SEQ tho
utillty and necessity FOR this arrange
ment and plan the time of coming TO
church SO MS not to be excluded from
any OF the services.
A song and prayer service Will COM
mence promptly at ESQ D. IN. at each
night service, to continue thirty min
utcs. until the hour for preaching ar
rives. Let all who attend come In time
for this service. ny It cannot fail 20 be
a rich spiritual feast 10 the soul, and
prepare both mind and heart for the
reception OF the Gospel truth which VIII
follow In the after service. Tho he'll
win be rung ton minutes before both
the cong service and the preaching
service begins.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13
JudIcinI nIhtrIctn. .

Austin. Tex, Feb. 12.-The senate
members of the joint committee on re-
districting met this afternoon and
mapped out the following districts:
First Observation-Disclosures, Liberty,
Hardin. Jasper. Newton, Orange and
Jefferson.
second-San Jacinto. Polk. Tyler.
Trinity, San Augustine, Sabine and
Angelina.
Third-Shelby. Nacogdoches. Chero-
kee, Houston and Anderson.
Fourth-Panola. Rusk, Harrison,
Gregg and Marion.
Fifth-Cass. Morris, Bowie. Titus.
Camp, Franklin and Red River
slxth-Tannin. Lamar. Delta ana
Hopkins. /,
seventh-Upshur, Wood, Van zandt,
Rains, Henderson and Smith.
Elghth-Ellis, Navarro and Free
stone.
Ninth-Hunt. Collin. Rockwell and
Kaufman.
Tenth--Leon, Addison. Walker, Mont
gomery and Grimes.
Observation-Disclosures and Waller.
Observation-Disclosures and Brazoria.
Thirteenth Matagorda, Wharton.
Fort Bend, Colorado. Austin and jack
son.
Fourteenth--washing Lee, Burle-
son. Bastrop and Milan.
Fifteenth-Falls. Bell and William
son.
observation-disclosures
enteenth-Limestone. Hin. Bos-
que and Coryell.
Eighteenth-Dallas.
acknowledgements
Twentleth-Grayson and Denton.
This branch OF the joint committee
Is ready to knock out n judge in Dallas
county and another In Tarrant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13

Gathered mt Austin by one of our
Correspondents.

Austin. Tex, Feb. 12.-Hon. Hardy
pNei of Cass county came In last
night to assist his brother IN the con
test now being prosecuted BY j II
frost. The Popuiidts urge that a DEM
oerauc returning board rejected the
returns OF three OF the largest boxes In
cass county on technical grounds, The
committee on elections Will consider
This case Thursday, February II.
Hon. Tom u. Watkins, the Populst
member from Navarro, served In the
Georgia legislature before coming 10
Texas, His father wus secretary OF
state OF Georgia for many years, and
served sixteen years In the houge and
senate OF the Georgia legislature, Tom
Is something Of u sport. He raises and
drives fast horses, and IL about the
last man on earth one would expect TO
hnd masquerading in the garb OF a
Populist legislator.
Hon. Thorpe Andrews returned from
Fort Worth today. As chairman OF the
committee on Internal improvements
he continues TO oppose the Ward hlll
and will endeavor to secure the pass-
age Of house bill placing the age OF
consent at 1G years.
Hon, Tom Jennings OF Nacogdoches.
his friends say, Will be "a candidate for
the Democratic congressional nomin-
alton to succeed Hon, $, $. Cooper in
1896. He is brother Of Hyde Ien-
nings Of Fort Worth. and a wldp-awake
old chap. Jennings is one Of the legis-
lators who visited san Antoine to assist
In electing Bryan Callaghan mayor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13
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MBRIDE's RESOLUTION.
nc wants the Legislature to Pass
His Joint Resolution.

Austin. Tex. Feb. 12.-Hon. s. II.
Mcbrlde of Hays county Is pushing
nus JOINT resolution which provides for
an amendment to the constitution re-
curing foreigners to reside In the
STATE hve years before they can take
OUT hnal naturalization papers. This
amendment Is aimed at the Mexicans.
VINO control the elections from lei Paso
70 brownsville, There are 100000 Mex
icans In Texas who are not natural
lzed and are voters according TO the
trends OF the Mcbride joint resolution.
Mcbrlde says 5000 Mcxicans have de-
ciared their Intention of becoming citl-
zehs In ten years and voted on their
nrst papers. Only four OF the 5000
nave taken out their final papers. In
All the southern and southwestern
counties 1t Is alleged that in election
years MeNicans cross tho river IN
Groves and sell out TO the highest bid
ders. Candidates for county Offices buy
them like sheep, and hence the pen
chant OF the Mexican to dispose of his
vote to the highest bidder for cash has
become the source OF corruption and
debauehery of the ballot, and elect )ns
are a farce. The Mexican neger takes
out his final papers, 1t is said, bur he
votes early and often II the cash in
the Golfers of the corrupt politicians
holds out Mcbride of Martin, Turrey
OF III Paso and Martin of Mckinney
are the champions OF the Joint resolu-
tion and they will fight the tatilo TO
hnish on the floor of the house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13

New Orleans, La, Feb. l2.--Fifty-
seventh day Of the Crescent City
Jockey club winter meeting. Weather
cloudy ana cold, track heavy.
First raoe-Selllng one mile: Robert
Latta. los pounds (Mayberry). o TO J.,
won, driving by a length Henry OWE
ley. 10E 0<eith). 90 TO l. second; Miss
Mamie. 100 IN. Williams). to 2, third.
Time. 200
Second race-n'ive furlongs: Banjo,
105 pounds u. hid. o 10 1, won by ave
lengths. Hollywood. i02 "a. Clayton.
3 TO /, second; Black Jack, 1906 (sabino).
to i, third, Time, 1913 1-2.
Third rnce--Seling. aix furlongs:
Rnncooas. 1906 pounds tAIeKnighD, 10
/. won, driving by half length; Bill
white. III d.eighD, 2 to /. second; Satel-
lite, iOb tMccue), 3 to l, third. Time,
1;27.
Fourth ace--Handcap. I'VE furlongs:
Blackbnll. 1Ol pounds III Williams),
10 l, won. driving by one length; Bird
catcher. III Geigh), 4 10 l. second:
Trlxlc. 1903 (warren). Z to 2, third. Time.
20.
Fifth racc-slx furlongs; Cave
Spring, ioi pounds (Nccue). 2 10 I. won.
driving by half length; Pirate. "a
lshbino). to !. second; Jocco, 1oi
QSelth). to !. third. Time. 1880 IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13
Total 81, .SS I, ,ilS,

Totnl Observation-Disclosures. ,62iA2
This leaves a balance due the state
on lands bought In by tho state OF
Sgl4, 5ag.5l. Interest on this at per
cent. 100000; making the total due tho
state. $i,gi4, 1881,
Therefore IL will be seen that II some
means can be adopted by which otherH
than the state shall become the pur-
chasors OF lands at tax sales the treas
ury Will be in receipt of a good deal OF
money II does not now get.
The Colquitt bill closely resembles a
good thing.
This scheme to redistrict the state
will be big thing for Austin. won't
Il ?" asked resident OF the CAPITAL city
yesterday.
AT first | didn't see why. but when
thought OF the extended session of the
leglsatnre-three weeks longer at least
and the tremendous lobby or lawyers
and others that II would bring here
replied that Il would.
Yes. Austin win be very thoroughly
In It II that idea Is adopted.
Horny Mcdonald OF Paris, handsome,
brilliant. fascinating az of yore. ~ In
the city and seems to enjoy Waiting
old familiar scenes. There are not
many men here now who were in the
legislature when he was n member Of
the senate--the twentieth and twenty
first sessions. Somehow or other the
Texas legislator as a whole ~ not
much OF a repeater, Usually once ia
CROUCH for hlm-or for his people.
The senate was "A strong body when
Mcdonald was here. There were Aber-
crombie, Atlee, g. r. Bell BIZ Burgess,
Bin Pope, Jonathan Lane, Douglass OF
Jefferson, Jarvis, Armistead, 10 Nerrell,
Scott Field and whole lot OF other
men OF force and intellect. And 1t IN
neither fiattery TO Mcdonald nor dis
arrangement 10 any other to say that
not one among them measured up to
higher standard OF manhood or states
manshlp than he.
When Mcdonald left Austin at the
end OF the session OF the Twenty-nrHt
legislature he was regarded MS one OF
the coming mon in Texas, but he ran
against the Hogg buzz saw early IN 30
and was temporarily retired from ac-
tive politics.
I have always believed that the OPP
position to Hogg could have made a
very respectable showing IN that CAM
paign II It's full strength had rallied TO
Mcdonald, as Il should have done, but
some Of II ran on after ThroclSmorton,
part OF Il stood Off and held up a light
ming rod OF It's own, and the whole
thing became 20 demoralized that Nc
Donald got disguised and jumped tho
game.
whether his retirement is 10 be a
lasting one or whether he Is merely
waiting uptil the political weather sct-
ties TO sally forth again | am not pre-
pared 20 guess. but the fact remains
Texas, and one the like OF whom are
all too few.
His services are needed by the state.
GEORGE BYRNE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13

Oieu'sinE the Iiili Defining Libel
Passed TO Engrossment.

Austin, Tex, Feb. 1.-THE senate
his morning at 10 o'clock.
seaalor Greer presented a petition
inm citizens Of Woodyllle. Tvler
aaV, Protesting against the passage
" pil introduced by Representa-
We Mills and Kennedy proposing to
.sAse the tax on fire and life insur-
hse companies.
senator Bailey presented a netiti,n
.sM tae business men of Fort Worth
H'ssung against the passage of,
- Miroduced in the house by Repre-
Malailye Chambers amending article
" q the Revised Statutes regulating
as Venue OF civil cases in district and
~" courts, In so far as said amend
AHh fails to provide for contractual
IVY and fails to permit suit or CHI
ssuens in writing In the county where
mas contracted to perform
'lsa collgations.
senator Gage presented petition
"a ne taxpayers Of Ward and Reeves
slates asking for the enactment and
s.Sage OF a law providing for me
",ssuation of all votes and to protect
= purity of the ballot.
ssnaior Sheriff. presented a petition
rsn citizens OF Hunt county protest.
- against any effort by the legisla-
~ 70 change the collection law as
I'ssposel BY certain assignment lays.
SENATOR McComb presented n peti-
VA from citizens of MONTGOMERY
s-iiy asking for some amendment TO
~, ~ game law which Will restrict mis-
s,.vps and reckless hunting IN that
my which amounts to depreciation
sreat injury to stock and crops.
~. .n4.or Atlee presented memorials
r - me business men OF CORPUS
!, ~ Protesting against the passage
~ s Agnew assignment law. one
~ ~" cluzens Of San Patriclo and Nu-
bill. urging the passage Of the
NJ, s1e following bills were introduced
M morning: '' w
~ Dowser: Amending an act OF the
d .s-Aird legislature IN reference
H., public school system 50 that
~ ean be a better system for the
R h. OF vouchers OF teachers
d, slesier Amending article ssg OF
"A ~ q criminal procedure aiding
al asA,Which provides that n sheriff an
an suny where court Is i'm session
a. ,nocsed into any other county with
. 4Nun hi. - hlAHthN anu serve
xkess nm nm and bring him to Inc eourt
b ss ~, testimony is required.
II iearla, To provide a penalty
'ssds s dead animals In public
elssopnen, 70 more fully promote the
luaH VI 'he mining resources OF
trss,spe Dean; To repa,I IN. ,ow n.,,h-
By BesI attain public lands for sale.
,ete .. a., 10 provide for the issu-
iisls's ,s a,.ssseaments for witnesses In
npst in wss. % counties other than
.pyldp for '. 4. trials are had. and to
~ Witnesses yNent OF expenses OF
.eai of ~. provide for the pay
~ isionys 40 % county officers in GER
ssass IN Il, Hsarrls moved to take up
"a .; csvup providing for the restor-
=" jurisdiction to Gregg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13

Austin, Tex, Feb. 12.-Chairman
Morrison of the house finance commit
tee tonight announced the following
subcommittee to visit state instltu-
lions this week:
Agricultural and Mechanical college
at Bryan-Niills, Wester and Graham.
Medical college at Gnlyest0n-M orri-
son, Giddings, Kennedy and Smith Of
Milan.
Reformatory at Overwhelming,
Peyton and orr.
Asylum at San Antonlo-Wayland
Henderson and Simmons
Asylum at Terrell-Ragedale OF Cam
eron and Bounds.
The committee passed on appropria-
tons for higher courts and cut out ar
preparation of $1,000 for publishing re-
D aIvll rn.nIz 90 "a
will dispense with reporters at Calves
ton, san Antonio. Fort Worth. Dallas
and Austin, The appropriation FOR
Sam Houston normal Is 81, 500 less than
last year and appropriation for pen
sioners $4,000. The appropriations bill
will be given to the printer next week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13

Bowie. rex, Feb. 1.-THE stlff and
frozen body OF c. NJ. Badger was found
on yesterday morning In the pasture
OF his father-in-law, Mr.. Allen, about
five miles east OF the city, An inqust
was held yesterday evening. The testi-
mony shows that on Saturday Mr.
Badger was In Bowie drinking very
heavily; that he started home. stopped
at his father-in-law's; while there was
very drunk; that he left there late In
the evening. since which time he had
not been seen until his body was found
on Sunday morning. There was n large
cash in his forehead, probably caused
by the fall from his horse. The verdict
freezlng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13
BILL FOR COLLECTION OF TAXES.
PROVISIONS or the MEASURE or
rEnED IA ,oLauirr.
Redistrictins WIN he Rich PLAN
for Austin BOARDING nouses-A Po-
iiticni Episode brought to Mind.
Has Mcdonald Retired.
AusrIN. rrx.. rebrnary b


Especial Correspondence Senator
cclquItts bill for the collection OF taxes
by means OF sale under execution after
judgment has been procured by due
process OF law will probably have a
tendency to solve the delinquent INK
problem if 1t shall be enacted into a
law.
This bilf provides that the county
commissioners or county judge shall
take the delinquent tax roll. after It
shall be Properly made out, certined
and published. and file suit In the dis
trlct court against each property owner
upon whose holdings the taxes have
not been paid. After Judgment has
been rendered the sherin Will proceed
to sell the property or so much thereof
as may bo necessary to pay taxes and
costs. and to give just such decd aa
he gives 10 any other property sold
under execution. This, It is Thought,
will be Il way in which good tnx deed
can be made or at least, a good deed
10 land sold for taxes.
The need for some more effective
mode for collecting taxes than the ono
now In vogue is very apparent 10 any
body who knows the true condition OF
the delinquent list
From the oomptroller's office get
the following figures. showing the sales
TO the state for various years from
IN