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A Day OF Prayer Suggested.

To THE EDITOR OF THE suS-Sir: In order to verify
national motto, In God We Trust" this crucial
period in the nations history. would suggest that
Sunday. Nov. l. be set apart by the clergy day of
special prayer to Almighty God TO endow with
wisdom that the great battle OF baots about to 10
fought not be fought In vain but fought for the
preservation OF the nation, and to perpetuats Its
sacred honor that the OF the third OF Novem.
Der. when the smoke Of battle has cleared away we
may be able to shout opuH TOR Dei s.
o. LIBERTY STREET, Oct 22
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SS Tauric, from New York. ut Liverpool.
rs Brooklyn city, from New York, at Bristol.
S. Deutschland. from N-w YORK. a. Cuxhaven.
81 Idaho from New York. at HUI
So KAsbrk. from New Torg, AT London.
SIS Prr.It. from New York at Hamburg.
IS CIT, OF dundee from New Nurs, Ht Alden.
s. virginia, from New York, Mt Swinenunde.
BS Roman Prince. from Scw YORK. at MonteyIdeo.
rs Sirius from New York, at Manchester.
The sun., 1896-10-25
BROKE The MEEIING UP.
The Police Interfere with tho Society OF
Berlin WorklnEmen.

BERLIN, Oct. 24.-The Society Of Berlin Work
ingmen held q meeting to-day to discuss the
matter of tho Governments prosecutions for
ifse mdjestt. Fifteen hundred persons assem-
bled. aud the Liberal leader. Prof; Qndds,
was expected to address them. Max Ross. who
presided. opened the meeting. ana criticised
severely the large number OF prosecutions for
what was regarded as l1Se mdjcstf large
force OF police were within the precincts of the
hall. and seized the opportunity afforded by tho
remarks OF Herr Ross to close tho meeting.
which they did very unceremoniously.
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To THE EpIToR oy THE suS-Sfr: understand that
the prime object in the organization of the national
Democratic party was to secure the perpetuity OF
pure Democracy. freed from the and fauous
elemen that threatens its disruption II this so
in the event OF the OF the Br ticket which
OF the two factions will bo the true and only De-
mocracys
To this there ran be but one answer. How such
calamity best be averied will easily occur to every
pa rIotic and un etered Democrat Vote for McKin.
ley, lest conscience smie thee the morning OF the
Ath OF November. A SuS READER
BARRYTowy Oct %
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ss La Touraine. from New York for Havre. passed
the liZnrd. ,,,,
the Lizard.
the Lizard.
SCilly Islands
S. werra. from Mediterranean ports for New York.
pasAcu pOntn DplgadO
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Husinrss Iptires.

y. Clark, Eestaurateur. 2ad St Menus and esti.
mates for receptons rooms for dinners and suppers
DR.. Sieg~rt's AnrosturR Bitters stops colo
and loUseneSs OF the bowels in cnIldren.
The sun., 1896-10-25

LONDON, Oct. 9+.The analysis OF the Bull OF
Pope Leo Nil. on the question of the validity OF
the Anglican Orders. which the late Archbishop
of Canterbury WAS engaged upon at tho time of
his death, follows the text OF the bull step BY
step and show that. according TO the opinion Of
English churchmen. the objections put for ard
by the Pope are historically worthless W
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,obu yo,L Campa,su,ag In wisconsin.


The Republican Gles Club appears before Scar ndi'
nay,an audience at DanIa Hall tonight, for sound
money rally. at which John Volk OF New York viii
speak in the DRnlsh language NJ volk Il hnGwn
md Itoot his Journal. NUTdIyte. being one OF the
iHsaIhS Uansh newspapers Ia this country.
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\
Sc Etrurla. Ferguson, Liverpool Oct II and Queens
town 18Th,
So Sormannia BarendS. Cherbonrg Oct II.
Ss La nr-tignp Rupe. Hayre Oct II.
81 MiasdAnr. Potter. BOulosne Oct. IL.
ss OntsrO. Morgan. London Oct. |.
BB olympia. Craig, Gi raitar oct ..
Ss Ia isinAn. Berg, lrinidri.
S. State OF rrXR- Itkru. runswick, Ga
IS Kansas CITY Fisher savannah.
hI Roanoke, Boaz, Norfolk.
lFor luIer arrivals $50 First Pagel
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Marine INTELLIGE ESCE.
Sandy Hook.

IMMATURE ALMASAC-THrs DAY.
Sun rises. 90 sun sets. o Us Noon sets II
NIGH wATER-THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. Oil Gov. Island. 81 He'll Gate. IL 2l
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Suggestion for Flag Day.

To THE EDITOR OF The sUE-Sir: Let the National
Committees recommend ana request all sound.money
men TO add to their display yellow streamers. ban.
ners. other Rold.colored drapery. Defeat tho
tempt OF the Bryanites to hook on to our racket
The sun., 1896-10-25
Mr.. Navarro Has n Son.

LoSpoN, Oct. 24.-Mrs. Antonio de Navarro,
formerly Miss Mary Anderson. the American
actress, gave birth to q son o-day at her resi-
dencc In Old Village, Broadway. Worcester
shire.
The sun., 1896-10-25

SIS st. Louis. from Southampton for New forS.
IS La BOurgognr. from Hayre for New YORK.
IS Srpna, from X, JRuelro for New YORK.
IS Muurhen. from Bremrrhaven for New YORK.
81 FlRKmun, from ST. Lucia for New York.
rs salt ram, from Montrvidro for New \ ork.
IS Fulda, from Genoa for New YORK.
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Rs Alamo from Galveston for New York
IS ralAItas see, from savannah for New York.
IS Rio Grande. from brunswick for New York,
IS Croatan. from Wilmington, y. C., for New fork.
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BHrAN'S MISSED VOCATION.
Did NE Palm or Stolen Newspaper story
as n Specimen of HE ABILITY

DID ne Pnim or Stolen Newspaper story
az n Specimen of HE Abiiityt
To Enron OF THE suN-sir: The article, " sry-
ans Missed Vocation in this mornings SuN. 10 inter
esting to because the story which the would be
boy press agent wrote as specimen OF his ability y
10 in all essential respects old one and remember
reading in several papers not less than ten years
ago. In this the bridegroom not travelling
the cars but sojourning at regulation boarding
house with his young BRIDE the two young
ers converted with their tnbesnives on the plates
before them; and the irate husband Eaye them q
message almost exactly the same as that in Mr. Bryans
elort Numerous newspaper readers VIII remember
reading the story. IL was widely circulated at
the time.
Nothing better could be expected from the man
who boldly borrowed from another the very meta
phors with which he secured his nomination from .
crazy rattllng crowd. II. l. AIfREp.
BRookLYN, Oct 20.
THE Sun has received from the author OF the
original article which Mr.. Bryan 10 said to have
Appropriated q statement Of the fact that It was
FIRST printed In tho San Francisco Chronicle in
1871; that the scene of the alleged incident was
In the Lick House dining room, The author de-
sires THE Sun to say that the article was stolen
from the Chronicle
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Religious alot,res.

A IL SOULS CHURCH Madison av. and cath st
n Rcy X. Heh~r Nrwton VIII pr AcI at ! | 4. NJ. on
"The Humanitarian ASprcts of the National Issue"
Even SONG AT 4. NJ (SeAts freel. sermon by Rev. A.
n. Henhhnw.
AT TsoUTH CHURCH. MADISON Av. AND 8sTn ST.
n -Srrycesa at ~ A. N. Rev. Rnderck Terry. II. H.,
settings Of the Psalms ana other selections.
MASS MEETING on hrhalf OF Armenian refugees,
NllCarnrge Mus c Hall Monday. oct. 2B, at X T. VI
Prom ncnt speakers and a nuInGer OF ARM nIan ref
ugees VIII address the meeting. Admission free.
CoCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE-Sunuay Oct.
> 25. 1870. AT lll M lecture by Prof Felix Adler
al I,arnegie Music Hall. corner 6ith st ana 7th ay:
Subjects the Poltcal Situation In the United
States" All interested are Invited.
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THE KENsICo CEMETERY, located on tho HarlmS
i Railroad. forty eight minutes ride from the 9rand
Central Depot. ONCE. lH Fast I2d st.
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DEFINITION OF COMPANY.

Section The company when used in this Act
shall any corporation incorporated under the laws of
Republic corporations carrying business
Republic, any coparnership consisting of
more persons carrying business together.
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PERSONS EXEMPT FROM TAXES.

Section following persons be exempt
all internal The Diplomatic Agents of foreign
their attaches duly made known the Department
of Foreign Affairs
following persons shall be exempt personal
cergymen any Christian denomination regularly en-
gagged their vocation regular members of the Ho Fire
partment all officers soldiers of the National Guard
and Sharpshooters
however, that exemption
the commanding officer of such soldiers SHALL before the
day January each year. deliver under oath the
the division statement showing the of such
soldiers who entitled exemption.
may, their discretion
exempt payment taxes any part there
Of any INDECENT person whom payment
appear great hardship because of
their infrmity and poverty.
-s+ PROPERTY EXEMPT FROM TAXES.
Section following property exempt
taxation:
property belonging the Government;
the of Educaon incorporated private schools
of such schools the Queens Hospital;
religious of societies.
societies exempt from taxation being limited
church sites and buryng grounds such sites and buyng
grounds exceed each in and the Kap
Maternity Home.
THREE HUNDRED DOLLAR EXEMPTION.
Provided however that the of per cent
imposed upon property shall collected only upon
property value of three hundred dollars be
the real personal.
exemption shall allowed but taxation dis
of the Republic that taxation district shall be the
in which the property resides.
And further provided that exemption shall be allowed
property corporations companies of de
persons nOn-resdents.
further provided that tenant occupier of
any property that is exempt shall by
exempt taxation be
and shall be subject taxation respect the value
his interest in any such real property.
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shall pay and shall be and hereby is
payments which he shall make in pursuance
of this Act
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COMPANY RETURNs-BY WHOM MADE.

Section % The returns statements answers herein
required shall, when made by company being
corporations made by the president treasurer secretary
manager if copartnership by member thereof
CORPORATION AND PARTNERSHIP SHARES NOT TAX
ABLE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
q. The property of company shall be assessed
company corporate firm and the in
stockholders members thereof shall be liable
respect their individual shares interest
in such companies.
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APPOINTMENT AND REMOVAL OF ASSESSORS


APPOINTMENT AND REMOVAL OF ASSESSORS
Minister Finance, with the approval of
the President SHALL for taxation division of the Republic
appoint Collector Taxes shall be called
the Assessor and in of death removal of
a vacancy appointment shall be
manner
Any may by the said Min
lister with the President whenever in his opn
ion such officer shall be shall have
failed properly perform duties of his office.
APPOINTMENT AND REMOVAL OF DEPUTY AS
SCISSORS.
Assessor shall appoint, a pleas
many deputies in his opinion with the
may required prop
erly perform assessing collecting
ASSESSORS BOND AND OATH
Section So Each Assessor SHALL within fifteen days after
his appointment and before entering upon the duties his
Office give Minister Finance a good
conditioned faithful impartial discharge
his duties according law less thou
sand dollars with sufficient sureties shall
residents within the Republic shall within
the Republic unencumbered value
less than thousand doars each Assessor shall
and subscribe oath before authorized ad
minister oath that he will faithfully honestly nparaly
perform and discharge the
ability, shall filed with the Minister of
Finance.
No Assessor shall enter upon his duties until his bond and
oath shall accepted by
Minister OF Finance
DEPUTIES BOND AND OATH
Section his dep
a bond with sureties approved
by the Assessor in the of less than thousand
conditioned the faithful performance
Such suretes shall be resident within the Republic
each unencumbered real estate of the value
not less than two thousand dollars.
Each of such deputies
fore person authorized administer
faithfully honestly and mpartally perform duties
his office to the best of his ability.
1t shall be the duty of the Minister
era
selves of the sufcency of the suretie
hereinbeOre requred and he they either shall
require surees at any time when the surees
bonds shall, in their opinion, become insufficient
No Deputy Assessor shall upon his
bond oath of office shall filed accepted
by Assessor appointing him.
POWERS AND DUTIES OF, DEPUTY ASSESSORS.
Section 40 Subject the supervision control the
Assessor of his division every deputy
the district for which he appointed ahe powers
authority and may perform
or, except the appointment a deputy or deputies.
He shall also be subject obligations penal
ties which the Assessor subject
RIGHTS, POWERS AND DUTIES OF ASSESSORS
Section Al Each Assessor shall be responsible
of his deputy depuies for the full
of the within divson collecting and
accounting for the the payment thereof
Treasury
LOCATION OF OFFICES
several shall keep Offices at such
places in their respective divisions Minister
shall direct, public business
which public notice shall be given.
Section 43. The of any deputy
shall be with subject
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TAXES ON MORTGAGED PROPERTY.

Section % The mOrtgagor of property shall in respect
property liable taxation only the difference
the whole value of the moraged and the
money owing the mortgage of the property
always that the mOrtgagOr shall append to the
of the property belonging him and required by
this Act of the mortgage and of the
thereby and the names of the respective
mortgages
respect of the of money secured by such mort
he thereon which payment shall be
payment made by the mortgagor to the mort
gage of principal and interest
may all money paid by mortgagor shall be
between the mOrtgagor and mort
gage:
TEN PER CENT PENALTY FOR DELINQUENCY.
Section % If any property taxes shall remain unpaid
fifteenth day November any year. per
shall be added by the
the said date, and shall become
and be collected part of such taxes.
Section 30. If any personal dog shall
unpaid after the 3st day March, of such
added the said date the
and shall be collected of such
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school taxes the assesso with
the approval of Minister of Finance, may decide
Provided however that the paid shall be
a charge upon each separately.
MINISTER OF FINANCE TO FURNISH BLANKS, ETC.
Section 49, The Finance shall furnish to the
all necessary blanks blank receipts station
cry and dog
MINISTER OF INTERIOR TO FURNISH MAPS AND
RECORDS.
purpose assisting the in
arriving valuation of property within their
pective Interior hereby di
forwarded each the end
quarter abstract of the and leases of
situate his division which shall have been
tered record the Registry of Conveyances during such
quarter He shall also, from time time be pre-
pared o maps,
far the material available respective divisions,
showing original titles far possible all
present titles He shall each year furnish each
with certified copy corporation exhibits of all
corporations owning property his division which each
year in Interior Department.
ASSESSORS MAPS AND RECORDS OPEN TO THE
PUBLIC.
Section 49, 1t shall be the duty of each gather
and abuate under appropriate and proper books
all information necessary proper the ascertanng of
values of property their respective divisions; such
ton and all maps and records made obtained received by
such shall be public records
removal resignation shall Immediately pass
custody of his such information and all maps and
records connected with the collection
shall during business hours be open inspection of the
public
ASSESSORS NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE OF ASSESS
MENT.
Section shall duty the assessor of each
division of his deputies give public notice during the
month of December year. by printed adve
sement posters the taxpayers district in his
division fixing time and place during the January
following of each which taxpayers shall render
to such his deputies statement or return
OF all property real personal belonging them
they had possession control the day January
that and of all animals subject taxation in their pos
session that day. persons their employ on that
day
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF OVERTURNED PROPERTY.
Section 80 Each at any time add to his
assessment list any person property heretofore
omitted notice given the owner if known
within after additions any such notice ad
dressed to him at the place in which by
mail postage prepaid, shall be a sufficient notice.
NOTICE OF INCREASE OF ASSESSMENT TO NON
RESIDENTS.
Section 81 In any shall the valuation
of property the r
turn herein provided for by any nonresident or shall
refuse to allow claim for exemption
dent such SHALL before day of july in
each year, by depositng the same in
the Post Office postage prepaid last known
place of residence of such nonresident describing the prop
ery the valuation of which has been raised stating
the proposed thereof stating the exemption
refused, as the may be.
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LOCATION OF OFFICES.

Section AZ The several Assessors shall keep Offices
places in their respective divisions Minister
shall direct for the convenience Of the public business
which public notice shall be given.
Section 43. The of any deputy
shall be invested with the and be subject
predecessor shall
collect all then unpaid and shall proceed
ings commenced by his predecessor.
Provided however, that the liability collect
and pay shall only extend the uncoeoed
the time of entering his duties.
The executors administrators personal rep
esentatves of deceased assessor and all other
into whose hands list and documents books
come, deliver the the Minister of
Finance
COMPENSATION OF ASSESSORS AND DEPUTIES.
Each shall receive such
as Legislature shall from time time appropriate Each
receive full for assessing and
collecting all work done in connection Herewith such
collected him. including road and
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-23

TIE St. Johns "Herald" is booming Judge J. J. Hawkins aud the Muiiave "Miner" is doing the same thing for E. E. Ellinwood for the nomination of delegate to Congress on the Democratic ticket. Both are good men, but the SUN would like to know what the editors of the above papers have against these men that they should want them to give up the fat offices they now hold to accept the nomination for an office that their election to, in these degenerate Democratic days, Is ex- tremely doubtful.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-23
A Political Corpse.

There seems to be ununimou de. mand among the Democracy of the Territory for the nomination of Mark Smith for delegate to congress.-Phoe. nix Gazette.
 The Gazette is sadly mistaken. Mark Smith is political corpse never to be resuscitated. His last two terms in congress were flat failures. It is ad. mitted that Murphy has done moro good for the Territory in the last four months than Smith did during his last four years. The Democracy wants some one who can do something in Washington. Mark Smith has been slielved; let him rest. and get new blood. some one who will represent the party as we'll as does Murphy the Ter. ritory and his party.-Tucson Star.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-23
He Used His Rifle.

Chailes Hunt, m overgrown COW. boy, shot and almost instantly killed David Brown at the latter's ranch twelve miles south of Blackberry, on the Atlantic & Pacific. The causes that led up to the shooting, as reported in the Miner. are as follows:
 Hunt had leased the horses of Brown and was to brand the colts equally for himself aud the latter. On the morning of the tragedy Brown had gone out on the range and brought in number of mares and colts, which he said he in. tended to brand. Hunt protested and said he intended to turn the animals from the corral. Brown said if he turned the animals out he would kill him. Hunt went to his house and got Winchester rifle. came back and be- gan to let down the bars. Brown called to him from outside the corral to desist. In response Hunt picked up his rifle and fired point blank at the old man. the bullet striking him and break ing the left arm above the elbow. As Brown started to run toward his house, which was 150 feet distans. Hunt fired again, the bullet going wide of the mark. Another shot fired as the old man reached his door struck him iu the back and caused his death within a few minutes. He managed to crawl into the house and fell upon his bed. As soon as he had fired the fatal shot, Hunt got on his horse and went to Blackberry, where he told the story of the tragedy.
 Dr.. Knight went from Kingman and held m autopsy on the body. He found that cue of llie shots had entered the front of the left arm above the elbow and passed out at the back part. breaking the bone. The other shot had struck in the back above the hip, on the left side of the backbone. and had severed the lilac artery and Il number of small intestines in its passage through the body, and came out to the. left of the navel.
 The coroner's jury, after inqniring int" the matter, brought in verdict charging Charles Hunt with the death, and the coroner issued a warrant for his arrest. He was brought to King man and lodged in jail
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-23
Two Delegations.

The Republican County Convention of Yavapai divided itself into two fac tions and nominated two sets of dele gates to the Territorial Convention.
 The Akers delegates are: w. s Head. R c. Powers, R. E. Sloan Wales Arnold. J. s. Gales. R. F. Nor rison, Frank P. Morrison. Grant Carter J. E. Morrlson. B. F. Murphy. E. B Gage, Thomas Roach, George Wicker A. L. Smith. George W. Vickers, J. C Martin. A. C. Gilmore, C. II. Akers E. E. Andrews. F. D. Myers, w. $ Marks, T. W. Johnston.
 The Stoddard delegates are: E. W Wells, J. NJ. w. Moore, A. O. Brodie E. G. Brecht. J"srph Dougheriy Sanue! Hill, Frank Biifer. Doane Mpl Till. A. E. Jocelyu. John $. Jones. L J. English, l. T. Sloddar,i. S. E Bright, E. M Sanford, J. E. Wag ,ner. George Mrrwin. George E Brown, B. H. Smith. John $. R ,ss. J Il. Lee, P. A. Williams, Tom Smith.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-23
One Who Waa There.

To the Editor of the SUN-Dear Sir: At meeting of Ransom Post, G. A. R., Saturday, q resolution was unani- mously adopted rendering a vote of thanks to Owen Post. to the Women's Relief Corps and to the citizens of Phoenix who extended so many cour- tesies to the Flagstaff .'twelve" during the recent session of the G. A. R. en. campment in that city.
 In behalf of those who attended the encampment will say that nothing was left undone to make it pleasant during our visit. Of the pleasant fea- lures of the occasion was the thirty. Wile drive through beautiful farms aud orchards, and on the return from the drive the entertainment given by the Women's Relief Corps. and the even. ing spent at the theatre on the invita- ton of Col. Christy. Among, those who especially exerted themselves to make it pleasant for our visitors were Comnander-elect J. B. Sampson, Com rade Gray and lady, Comrade John Marshal and lady. Captains Powers and Parker. and many others whose names cannot now be recalled.
 The Lemon Hotel and the Mills House hospitabIy entertained our dele galon. The press of Phoenix should not be forgotten. although they do not seen, to be familiar with the names of the towns in Northern Arisous, and
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-23

THE Republican Territorial Conven. liou will have contested delegations from the counties of Maricopa aud Yavapai. It would be highly proper for the Republicans of these counties to settle their differences at home in. stead of asking ,he Republicans of the Territory to recognixe them at the cou. yenliou. Factions have no place in tue Republican party.