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The advocate., 1896-04-08

Olander g. IssacsOn enjoy fine busi-
ness. They are thoroughly up-to date
atockmen and their long experience
and thorough understanding of the
business enable them to have the conA-
dence OF their customers.
The best recommendation q firm can
shave il one that Fletcher & Patterson
ere Justly proud Of. Out of 300 cars
placed on the market from Mr.. Fletch-
er's old home last year 288 we're con-
Aligned TO his house. Who can beat
thstP
Knollln 8 Booth is the sheep COM
mission house Of the Exchange; that
ii, sheep are their speciality. They
have become thoroughly posted on the
Sanding Of these animals, and their
Judgment and superior knowledge Of
AA value Of sheep ia unqueStioned.
u. "A. ireland and j. V. Wetherbee
ssl HAlk Lake City we're visitors at the
xchangalsst week. Mr.. Ireland raises
sattle on an extensive scale. He was
"a 10 buy q load Of white,face bulls for
g6is ranch. These gentlemen exhibit
oallent judgment by dealing with
Hale q Mcintosh.
Garrett & Mcdonald received q fine
loAd Of Western export cattle from
Charles TAFT cf Saline county last week.
They averaged l,529 pounds and sold
lCg 1885. This firm has added to It's
asnlf 4. T.. Myers. an old well-known
end Well-liked Missouri Pacific con-
doctor. He Is all right and deserves
lucpess.
Thsre ID never any lack Of life about
sl,e Office Of the Lone Star Commission
Company. Stockmen always find a
nrtg Welcome awaiting them there.
tg. Davis, the genial assistant Secre-
Rxy, was, it Is said, farmer once him.
stlf and still has faint recollection Of
some Of the good things farmer rel
ishes (for dinner, Of course) and never
falls 70 dine his friends when they
como TO town.
The J. w. Robertson two days com.
tinntIOn horse sale at Kansas City was
quite q success. The attendance was
upward Of 1000. The sales were quite
satisfactory, although the effects Of the
daptasssd times were exhibited BY the
prices paid. The average price the tlrst
lat go end the second day sl56.
a.A 1lfnt n all paEia of The
The advocate., 1896-04-08

prospective patrons write and
The morning times., 1896-01-17
IN GAY ATTIRE.
Pupils of Miss Clara Stevens Hold a
Carnival


The pupils of Miss Clara Stevens held
their annual carnival and ball last night
at the Naval LGdge building, corner or
Fourth street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. Children clad u cos tunes,
some beautiful and some grotesque, danced
aud made merry until quite late in the
evening.
The prize for the best dressed dancer was
awarded To Miss Stevens, the teacher. but
she surrendered IL to Master Morris Diver,
who was attired as ''Sveagali." Miss
Maggie Diver made ap ideal though dimin-
utive .'Trilby."
Among those who danced were Masters
Willie MacLaughlin, Eddie Diver, Willie
Campbell, Robert Ashby, Vernon Seitz,
Ciemeuce Stinzing, Clarence Osterman,.
Misses Clara Stevens, Annie Hobbs, Ma
mie Dugan, Gladys Auadale, Marguerite,
Spellman, Marguerite Howard, Margie
Ouraud, Daphne Tompson, Rita Stinzing.
Madge Shomo, Gertrude Knowles, Ethel
Burditt, Eva Deadly, Edith Wiley, Bessie
Steiniy, Berta Whalley, Bessie Otterback,
adn Katie Steinley.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

The Aldine Literary Society will cele-
brate its first anniversary Sunday evening,
January 26. This popular society has
passed an extremely successful years exist
ence. The exercises of the anniversary
will be social In character and will take
place at the club rooms in Society Temple,
Fifth and G streets north west.
The morning times., 1896-01-17
TINES DOLL DRESS MODEL
EACH SUNDAY PAPER WILL CONTAIN
ONE, SEPARATE AND IN
PRETTY COLORS.

THE TIMES gives away with every copy next
Sunday it's third Doll Dress Model, in colors. enti-
tied Ladies' Princess Toilette"
The conception of the costume is at striking
and beautiful, and if the daughter doesn't away
with it first the mother is to make dress after
it. The costume is described follows:
Persian silk that shows scrolls of black change
able red surface used for the plain waist and pufs of
sleeves which princess bodice skirt of dark
cloth is rich design Of passementere of braid
ing forms the decoration and the bodice closed the
left side with handsome buttons.
The stylish gored skirt extends in princess style
form deep round bodice corselet that fits the form
perfectly falling below the hips in the farng flutes that
fashionable Three pronounced godets stand
from the back that in being formed below the
waist line deep facing of haircoth, or other stiff
fabric necessary give the fashionable standout effect
at the foot
The bodice and front gore be trimmed as shown
plainly completed. The waist is smooth fitting, the
seamless front and back being arranged govetted
Innings that close in center 'front.' the front of material
closing at the shoulder and under the waist
be arranged to close nvsbly in center back if
preferred. lta
Comfortable sleeve Innings faced with red cloth to
simulate deep pointed cuffs decorated with
embroidery, full pus of the silk being gathered and
arranged the top to stand fasouably. The pr-
modes universally becoming, and the here
presented affords splendid opportunity for the display of
becoming and stylish combinations of which the Per-
sian silks with velvet CLOTH be surpassed
richness of effect.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

The Star Social Club of East Washington,
recently gave their third annual banquet
at the residence OF Mr.. Padgett, 333
Sixth street southeast. Vocal and instru-
mental solos We're rendered by Mr.. G. 1.
Kosack and Miss E. Padgett, after which
supper was served. Among those present
We're the members OF the club, Messrs. F.
Padgett, F. Pyles. w. Padgett, C. Goocail,
G. Boyd and q. Green. The guests were the
Misses Kate and Loretto Gallagher, b.
Woodward, NJ. Padgett. Lulu and Lottie
Little. NJ. Sweeney. NJ. Cooper, /. Awkard,
Maggie and Mamie Asthans, N. Smith,
f. Vienstein, F. Summers, Belle Inddley
and Messrs. W. W. Gates, g. johnson, L.
Smith. c. Hackett, II. Green, E. Tripp aud
l. Muloy'
The morning times., 1896-01-17

berthe OF point lace, tiara aud necklace OF
diamonds, added to her loveliness.
The charge d'affaires OF Costa Rica and
Sonora de Cairo, in satin and diamonds.
The charge d'affaires OF Argentine and
Madame Dominguez. ciel blue velvet aud
Flemish lace, tiara and necklace OF dia- :
monds.
The Turkish minister, the minister OF
Belgium, the minister OF Sweden and Nor
way, the minister of Russia, the japanese
minister, the Danish minister, the minister
of Ecuador, the dominican charge, the
Korean charge, the charge of Portugal.
Senator and Mrs. Sherman, Sen ator
and Miss Morgan, Representative and Mrs
McCreary, Representative and Mrs. Draper,
Miss Julia Stevenson, Miss Miles, in rose
pink satin and tulle: Miss Wilcox, Miss
Bryapt, and Miss Woodward of New York,
Miss Harmon, in white satin; Miss Alice
Lee, Mrs. Townsend, Miss Jane Fuller, ara
Miss Grey. All the above were guests last
night of the President and Mrs. Cleve-
land.
The morning times., 1896-01-17
DIPLOMATS DINED
AT TEE WHITE HOUSE
Brilliant State Dinner Given by the
President.
Splendid Uniforms and Flashing
Jewels Made the Function
A Gay One

The social calendar for today shows:
Army and Navy Assembly at Ma
tionnl Rifles ArmOry.
Miss Cassels, ii luncheon.
Mrs. Binger Hermann, II tea.
Mrs. Walter ID. Wyville, tea
Miss Voorhees,, IL 5 O'Clock tea.
Miss Frances Marian Miller, n 5
o'clock tea 10 meett he NJ iSses Sowther.
Mrs. Loring B. Mullen, II tea
The business Woman's Club, an ut
home.
Charity ball for the benefit of the
Eastern DispeDsary, at Harris Hall.
Mrs. II. j. Ellicott, luncfieom
The French A IN basshdor, II dinner.
Miss Rodgers, luncheon.
The morning times., 1896-01-17
ApoIoptzed to the Legislator

Richmond, Va, Jan 16.-In compliance
with a report of the committee charged
to Investigate the receut difficulty which
occurred between Mr.. Isaac Diggs, a
member of the house of delegates, and
Mr.. C. T. Boykin, reporter, the latter
today submitted a written apology to that
body, which was accepted.
The morning times., 1896-01-17
Marriage Licenses

Licenses to marry were issued yesterday
to the following:
Henry Dixon and Rachel AcQuith.
Joe Fields and Annie Allen.
John 9. Robertson and Margaret Flynn.
John Kicks and Ida Lawson.
VIM. II. Faggart and Susie Almond
The morning times., 1896-01-17

The Ladies' Aid Society of the North
CapitoiM. E. Church, met MoDda y evening at
the home OF the treasurer, Mrs. Robert
Britt, 33 K street northwest. Among those
present were Rev. Charles L. Pate aud
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fisher, Mrs. King, Mrs. Bunch Mrs. Laing,
Mrs. Hodes, Mrs. Creecy and Mr.. Robert
Britt.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

500 yds Dark Figured Prin-
cess Cashmere Remnants, In
lengths from 4to7 IL yds.
Worth IOc yd. For &c yd.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

Mrs. walcott and Miss waIcott will be at
home to their friends Fridays in January
and February from 3 to at t1C4Twentieth
street north west.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

Mrs. Isaac Cans and Miss Rickie Cans
of 726 Fifth street northwest, at home
Fridays.
The morning times., 1896-01-17
washingtoniaus in New YORK.
(Special TO The Times.)

ISptCIaI 10 lIt lIiIIeS'I
New York, Jan. 16.-J. G. Dowell and
E. c. Rowland, Normandie; A. F. Kind
ley, Union Square; F. I. Lannon, Metro
pole; n. Il. Metcalf, st. Denis; W Il. Muir
raw and F. p. Wright. Astor, j. W. Exlire,
St Denis: c. E. Foster, Grand; r. Stone,
AibermarI rIe; II. Calver, Hoffman; Z. Peters,
Grand; j. Dalton, Union Square: NJ g.
Cohen. Nornandie; F. L. Carey, Park
Avenue.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

Northern tour. after which they will reside
at $50 Sixth street southeast, and will be
at home to their friends after January %.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

The Southern Relief Society will give a
ball and reception on the 4th OF February.
President and Mrs. Cleveland and Cabinet
and Governors OF States are invited. Ball
tickets. 81; supper, so cents.
The morning times., 1896-01-17
Chickens Given A way

"Johnstons." 729 Seventh street, will
give to each purchaser OF groceries amount
ing to one dollar or over from their price
list large dressed chicken absolutely free.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

The ladies of the Southern Relief So
ciety have decided TO give their annual
charity ball at the National Rifles Armory,
on the evening of the 4th of February.
They expect that this function viii score
a most brilliant success, as all or their
entertainments are noted for their at
tractiveness.
The morning times., 1896-01-17
EmbroiderieS.

We have captured a lot of Embrolderies
which will prove great treat to our
customers. 1000 yards OF Hamburg, Swiss
and Nainsook in beautiful designs, from l
to inches wide, at unheard of pricesi
We have divided them up into lots, az
follows:
LOT L. Sc
Comprises Embroidery, Swiss, Nainsook
and Hamburg, ranging in width from to
3 in; worth from &c to IL 1-2c. Win be
sold at .-.. &c
LOT 2. &c
This lot comprises Swiss, Nainsook and
Hamburg EmbrOideries, Insertions and
Edges, from to 8 in. in width. ranging
in price from IL 12c to 21c. Win be sold
at ...- &c
LOT 3. lac
This lot comprises Swiss, Hamburg and
NaiDsook Edges aud Insertions, some
Point de Applique, latest importation, o,
Z and in. in width: prices range from l5c
to soc. W ill be sold at - 80. ...... LAO
The morning times., 1896-01-17
CorSetS.

Black satteeD corsets, full boned, double
side steels, extra long and medium waists.
Regular 15c. quality, sale price. 400,
The morning times., 1896-01-17

500 ydS 9-S Bleached wnm-
sutta Cotton Remnants.
Worth 14c yd. For sc yd.
The morning times., 1896-01-17
S8OydS I-yd W ide Unbleach-
ed Greeuviile \. a. Cotton:
worth SC yd. For sc yd.

400 yds extra heavy white
Absorbent Crash.
Worth I0c yd. For sc yd.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

Mrs. Ida E. Slant, 201 N street SOUTH
east, Washington says: Il suffered with
rheumatism for eight or ten years Browns
Iron Bitters completely cured me-"
The morning times., 1896-01-17
Muslin Underwear.

so dozen ladies' good quality MUSLIN
DRAWERS, wide hens, tucks above; all
sizes. Regular price 25c., sale price,. &c.
%. dozen ladies' excellent quality NUS
LIN DRAWERS, with two-iDch embroidery
ruffie, headed with tucks. Regular price
39c., sale price. :. :. - :. 2Sc,
One lot ladies' muslin MOTHER HUB
ARD GOWNS, yokes trimmed with herring
bone braid, cambric ruffle around neck,
down front and sleeves. Regular price SOC,
saie price. ..31c.
LADIES' EMPIRE GOWNS, excellent
muslin, with embroidered front, wide en-
pire collar, edged with ruffle, full length,
large sleeves. Regular price 79c., sale
price,. SOC.
CORDED BAND CHEMISE, excellent
muslin, pearl buttons. Regular price soc,
sale price,. ESQ
The morning times., 1896-01-17
KINGS PALACE.
January Sale
Muslin Underwear
and Embroideries.
KINGS PALACE.

We have the finest seIec.
tion of Muslin Underwear in
this city. Our low prices
are simply an evidence of
our business enterprise, not
at all of poor qualities.
Examine the goods yourself.
You cannot find better.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

90 -
LANSEURGH g. BRO.
J It's What You Save
That TELLS.
On Fridays our Remnant
J F.oor (3d f.oor) is filled with
Odds and Ends and Rem
nants of g-od, reiiab ner-
chandise from a over the
house, on which you some
times save ha.f It's worth
considerin2-aEd as there Is
no extra effort to reach TINS
floor (our elevator takes you
dire otto this floor, IL certain
I ly seems incomprehsnsibl
not 20 make an investigation
of this famous floor These
i will Ee among the many you
czn expect to find this week.
! S8Oyds -yd W ide Unbleach-
ed Greeuviile \. a. Cotton:
Worth SC yd. For sc yd.
400 yds extra heavy white
Absorbent Crash.
! Worth ice yd. For sc yd.
I,5OO yds Light and Dark
! Lila MA Cloth ,Satine, ,SiikoiiDe,
Slim. wide, suita ble Tor COM
forts.
Worth IL l-2c yd. For 6 l-4cyd.
500 ydS Dark Figured Prin-
cess Cashmere Remnants, In
lengths from TOT IL yds.
Worth 1Oc yd. For &c yd.
2,7OO yds 1-yd wide Bleach
ed n. Y. Mills Cotton Rem
Imnts.
Worth lie yd. For7 I-2c yd.
800 yds 7-S wide Scotch
PlaidS. Good styles.
Worth IL lie yd. For SC yd.
500 ydS Gray and Brown
Mixture Corded Novelty Sat
ines. }
Worth ISc yd. For sc yd.
coo ydS 5-4 Bleached Pep
peril Pillow Case Cotton. I
Worth IL 1-2c yd. For 8 3-Ic yd.
500 ydS 9-S Bleached Wum-
sutta Cotton Remnants.
Worth 14c yd. For sc yd.
l lot Children'S White Knit
Ora wers and Vests.
Worth IS, 20 Il 22c each
For 12 1-2c.
$500 yds S-4 Bleached
WamSutta Cotton Remnants.
Worth 25c yd. For sc yd.
300 yds Double Width
Navy Blue, Brown, Dark
Greenand Black Storm Serge.
Worth 25c yd- For lSc yd.
'|' va" W o'i s-totCtt
Highland styles, double
W width.
Worth 3Oc yd. For 21cyd.
$50 yds Dark Atwood
Phid Dress Goods, 3S-ln.
W ide. I
Worth soc yd. For 24cy yd.
$50 yds 3s-in. Black CASH
mere, ull-wOol
Worth soc yd. For 3Oc yd.
25 Dark Green Flannel
Dress Patterns. Put np I'm
boxes. Left over from the
holidays.
Worth each. For SSc each
3s Ladies' Black A1l-wooI 4
Jersey Coats, I'm sizes from36
to IA.
Worth SIS and Sc. For eSc.
We send PACKAGES to I
Br'O0kIana, BrIehfwood, ;
AIerana,1a and Tsnnaly- 1
tom every day. 1
SeMAMA aBM ;
O~ -
420, 422, 424, 42o 9TH St.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

Mrs. James II. Eckels will not be a
home today, but will be on the remaining
Fridays in January.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

coo ydS 5-4 Bleached Pep
peril Pillow Case Cotton.
Worth IL 1-2c yd. For 8 3-Ic yd.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

800 yds 7-S wide Scotch
PlaidS. Good styles.
Worth IL lie yd. For SC yd
The morning times., 1896-01-17

I,500 yds Light and Dark
Liar Ciut II ,Satine, ,SilkoiiDe,
Slim. wide, suita ble tor COM
The morning times., 1896-01-17

A lecture on Raphael's Madonnas was
given last evening at Eclectic Institute
M. 1342 Vermont, avenue, TO a large
gathering.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

The ladies of the Washington Seminary
will be at home today and February Z
from 4 TO 6, at 1888 Seventeenth street
The morning times., 1896-01-17

Mrs. G.. Warfield Simpson will not be at
home today. but will be the remaining
Fridays during the season.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

200 yds 1-yd wide Bleach
ed n. Y. Mills Cotton Rem
imntS.
Worth lie yd. For z l-2c yd.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

l lot Children'S White Knit
Ora wers and Vests.
Worth IS, 20 Il 22c each
For IL 1-2c.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

800 ydS Double Width
Navy Blue, Brown, Dark
Greenland Black Storm Serge.
Worth 25c yd. For Ike yd.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

Mrs. r. @. Cooley OF New Dorp. s. l., is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. ]. Lynn Davis, at
4S NJ street northwest. Mrs. Davis and
Mrs. Cooley will be at home Tuesday even
ings in January.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

The Italian Ambassador aud Baroness
Fava have taken n house on Vermont ave-
nue. near l. street. where they VIII pres
emily be esLa blished for the season.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

Mrs. John W. Clarke and Mrs. Moncure
Burke viii he AT home Wednesdays, Jan
uary % aud 20.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

500 ydS Gray and Brown
Mixture Corded Novelty Sat
The morning times., 1896-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Oliveri have issued
invitations for the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Mamie to Mr.. George Franklin Lewis,
Wednesday evening, January %, at 8
O'Clock. at the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church. A reception will be held at No.
914 Ninth street southeast at $50 O'Clock.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

Mrs. and Mrs. Cummings of Connecticut
are at GIT Sixteenth street northwes for
the winter.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

$500 yds s-4 Bleached
WnmSutta Cotton Remnants.
Worth 25c yd. ForlSc yd.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

Owing To illness, Mr.. and Mrs. Loring
B. Mullen will not be at home Friday,
January II, but will be at home to their
friends Friday, January 81, from TO
8 ID. IN.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

3o0 ydS Wool Scotch PIaid,
Highland styles, double
w idth.
Worth 3Ocyd. or21cyd.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

Baroness Hengelmuller leaves for New
York today for a short trip.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

worth IL I-2c yd. For 6 1 -4c yd
The morning times., 1896-01-17

Mrs. Chase gave a supper last evening
after the hop at Washington Barracks.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

Mrs. Edgar Allen. of sol Eleventh street
will not be at home today.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

Mrs. Louis d. Wine, 1717 Q street
has as her guest Mfs. Lewis II. Baugher ol
Gettysburg, Pa.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

Mrs. Hearst has cards out for dinner
Tuesday, January 20.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

The ladies of Wizards Hotel will not re-
ceive today. but will be at home Friday,
January "a.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

A hop was given last night at Washington
Barracks iu which a number Of the smart
set Of the Capital participated.
Mrs. Fuger and Mrs. Cree received the
guests, and the hail was decked with flsgs.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

Worth Isc yd. For sc yd.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

$50 yds Dark Au-wool
fh'd Dress Goods, 3S-in.
" ide.
Worth SOC yd. For oAcy yd
The morning times., 1896-01-17

Mrs. Brice. CorcoraD House. Lafayette
Square, received yesterday afternoon for
the first time this season. A host OF friends
called, and were greeted cordially by
Mrs. Brice and a humber of attractive
assistants in the flower-decked drawing
rooms.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

25 Dark Green Flannel
Dress Patterns. Put up I'm
boxes. Left over from the
holidays.
Worth 81 = 5 each. ForR Rkc enct
The morning times., 1896-01-17

Hon. R. B. Roosevelt. and wife, OF New
York, have taken apartments at the Hotel
Arno.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

$50 yds 3S-in. Black CASH
mere, ull-wOol.
Worth soc yd. For 3Oc yd.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

Mrs. William Lay, of Lafayette Square,
has sent out cards for a luncheon, in honor
of Miss Peterson, adopted daughter of
Mrs. George william Childs.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

The Chilean Minister and Madame Cana
will give a dinner January 20.
The morning times., 1896-01-17

The Brazilian Minister and Madame de
Mendonca, will entertain at dinners. Janu-
ary 1s and %, February 1 and 8.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-14
THE GREEN BAG.

The members Of the coal combine
will be sentenced on MOnday next.
G. Ira Ksebs was today commission.
cd q notary public lor Salt Lake
county.
Governor Wells has flej m answer
10 the complaint Of II. A. Gfeenep and
denied tho material allegation
thereof.
Judgment by confession was Ten.
dei.J la favor OF Herman Baker a
Go. In tho district oouft today against
A. J. Ofeu' In the tun Of fi28.ST.
To-Day Judge Richie made one order
Ia tho chanvsry court aud that was Tor
the Issuance Of letter. Of administration
10 Rhoda NJ. hcLain In tue estate OF
5ilAs Barber, deceased.
Stephen Hays entered sui: today In
the Third district court agsiusi Tic.
waukeo ulii anu Silver Mining opm-
pany, Michael dhaughnesay anu An.
drew Chrlstopherton 10 recover $3.50. 30
On assigned clairls from q. a. -irn.
mark, John Hines AMI q. II. Haf.
nnRton TOT work done on tue ! To-
wAukee group. Interest and alt0r.
nry's fees are also frayed for.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-14

Attorney ueuofai Blshop transmitted
the following opinion toaay Ia relation
10 collection Of taxes on mortgages;
J. X. Reet, T. O., county attorney Of
Emery county, Castle Dale, Utah;
Dear SiT.-Yout fsver OF the lst inst.
IL bsiofe me "a relation 10 the ssssss.
mont Of mort ages and the collection
OF the taxes thereon.
Your Question, allow will the coilac.
tor conn ei payment on any mortgage
on which assessment mas bgon maut
and what eau bu levied uIOL9D may
be- answered, the came aa any class Oi
personal property,
Every tax han the effect OF n julg.
mUut against the lemon, aso every
lien cheated by thir nc, AZ the force
snu effect Of IN execution duly levied
ngaiust all personal properly Of the
urlirqueui; thr Iuut M 10 not salts.
led " TIE lie r moved ualil the taxes
afu pAil Or tiu ltupcTiy tOld Tor the
pnymeut thereof" Section 02 Of the
"kovenue Acf.'
"Eytry tax upon psrional property
4 lien gplu no real property ui tnr
owner thereof iiOm and after ~
O'Clock N. OF the hrt M0nIsy In
Maron OF each year" See o. OF the
tame act.
"rsstIeasurs' may coll, OF the taxes