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The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-28

Albany. y Y. March Z7.-GOv. RoOse-
yet tonight sent TO the Legislature a
message recommending the appointment
OF joint legislative committee 10 inves-
uga't the subject Of taxing public fran
cIs.s held boy corporations and 10 re-
port 90 the next Legislature. The Gov
error says.
'Ine tax laws of this State are in an
exceedingly unsatisfactory condition, and
-o not see how they c9n be put upon
JUS. ana Wise basis save after careful IN
'eSu-dfluu boy legislative action. Al pres
,HI tile farmers the market gardeners,
al- IGe mechanics and tradesmen having
hLaI holdings are paying an improper
and excessive proportion Of the general
I-Aes. while 40 the same time many of
lar Efforts t0 remedy this state Of affairs,
notably ln the direction Of taxing securt-
N.s are NOT only uuWise, but inefficient
aa. often serve merely 10 put a premium
upon dishonesty.
ll would not be- wen 10 make any class
o.. oar citizens feel immunity from paying
taxes. lur this would almost certainly re
S-l .A ,N.rayasart expenditures, both in
'". state ana iu the municipalities,
6-..a. which the surcst safeguard is the
AaA--..I. pressure on the purses Of the
,..@ta- IuJ though complete immunity
from taxation by the people at large is
A.. desirable, the fact remains that al
Present taxation is excessive and badly
CE.HH.i,4.
Then. IS evident injustice in the light
taxation .t corporations. / have not the
s.--..r mpatny with the outcry against
corporations AS such or against prosper
o. M Do ul business. Most Of the great
material works by which the entire cOun-
-. benefits have been due 10 the action
%. INDIVIDUAL men or OF aggregates OF men
"-e Ha.- money for themselves by doing
..a' which Was IN the interest OF the peO-
D.. as whole
Able Men d. serve High Reward.
Frnm aB armor plant to a street rail
Way BOO WoIE which is really beneficial 10
'. l-u.. can Dee performed 10 the bes;
"t."H.-s. of The public save by men OF
s-.a business capacity that they viii not
ID. OBJ. work unless they themselves re-
.'s.. .w... reward for doing it. The ef-
4.l. '. deprive taem OF an ample reward
merely means that they will turn their
energies ONE other direction and Jhe
p-.... SID s. ly just so much the loser.
Moreover. % Tax corporations or men
"a-A "a way a. 10 az i've NAAf ~
or 10. iE. state works great damage "a
'". State. TO drive out OF "a community
... m.H of means and the men who take
... .-aH Boo both enterprises would prob
.'. entail as one of as first results the
'.-.'-.pn of "a considerable portion Of the
...-a.'a.r ol che population. But while
.5 admit ali fhs 10 set remains true
1904 ..r.0f5ilon which derives IS pow.
'is .'.m ilr State should pay 10 the State
-' percentage Of us earnings as a re.
.." Tor Do" privileges % enjoys Thi,
...-1 Dr. specially true for the fran
..rr bestowed upon gas companies
.' railroads. and the like The ques
... .' municipal ownership OF these iran
...-.r cannot b. raised with pT5pr cts
a.... '-. government Of all Wgnicipalitie:
t-'"s Greater wisdom and virtue 60 hat
'a recently shown. FOR instance II
he4 York City
Ase question OF iayins and assessing
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-28

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The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-28
COIN" HARVEY HAS RETIRED.
Resigns aS Manager Democratic Ways
and Means Committee

and Means Committee
Chicago. March 27.-Mr. w. II. ("Coin'O
Harvey has resigned as general manager
Of the ways and means committee or the
Democratic National Committee, and
Mr. Sam b. Cook, Of Missouri has been
appointed in his place Mr.. Cook has
been in practical charge of the Office for
some time while Mr.. Harvey has been in
the field.
Mr.. Harvey gives as the cause or his
resignation that he could not get the com
mittee TO agree on what he thought was a
practical, business-like, and aggressive
policy. He expressed an earnest desire
for the success Of The work Of the ways
and means committee and the principles
OF the Chicago platform, but further than
this refused 10 make any statement
Little Rock. Ark, March G.-Hon. VIII
lam Jennings Bran. when shown tAe
Associated Press telegram relating 10 Ihe
resignation OF ". II. Harvey, SAID.
MIR Harvey has been very etnclent ana
has through his speeches ana WHuh5s,
contributed largely 10 the growth OF pi-
reafaUigm sentiment Mr.. Cook n one OF
the original silver men of Missouri and
the work OF the committee Will not suiier
i'm his hands / believe Mr.. Harvcy' Plan
of collecting money for educauoha! lut-
noses il a feasible one, and thaI me pso-
he who believe in the restoration CT b.
rnctallism ought 10 contribute 10 AIRY On
The 6ghI The findnciers have contributed
largely TO circulate the gold standard III
eraure. / know nothing q Mr. Harvey
reasons for resignins further tAal your
telegram states.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-28
CHATS WITH OUR AGENTS
Advertise in Your Local Paper.

We herewith reproduce an ad. that
several Of our agents are running in their
local papers with very gratifying results.
We want ali our agents 10 give this plan
q trial. You VIII be pleased with the
results, as you will be sure 10 receive
more than enough mail orders 10 pay for
the advertisement, and the people viii
know you as the agent for "OJ r Ma
TIVE HERBS" the medicine that al
ways gives satisfaction. The lead
ing weekly OF your neighbortOod is care
fully read each week by more people
than you could possibly canvass in a
month and then the paper reaches them
when they have time 10 road il carefully
and think your offer over. This plan
gives you an opportunity 10 keep your
trade up throughout the summer when
you are busy with your work and do not
feel as if you could spare the time 70
canvass, bat a majority OF our agents
find they make more selling OUR Ma
TIVE HERBS than they could in any
other occupation. If the ad- published
here does not suit you, write US ana we
will try again.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-28
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The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-28
NEW YORK GRAIN.

Ser YORK March 2 .-WHEAT-KsesiDs f71s
suEh@is, eznortx lss - bsshsls. s2iss, ITls.Hl
bushsls futures. $50, sr1; Ne fed. heH Is =
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The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-28
PICTURE LIFE IN THE KLOHDYKE.
Elaborate Representation to BE Made at
the Paris Exposition.

New York, March H.-An important cor
pOration has just been orga ilzed under
Canadian and New York auspices. TO ex-
plot to tie world at the Paris EXPOSE
ton a perfect representation Of life and
work In the Yukon territory. including
all phases OF mining, By men direct from
the Klordyke. An exact counterpart will
be built representing a portion Of the
main street Of Dawson. There will b.
Indian villages, dog teams, together with
moving pictures. the latter &c be the re-
suit Of an entirely new machine which
Thomas A. Edison Il noW CONSTRUCTING
Arrangements have been made with the
Canadian Bank OF Commerce 10 have on
exhibition S,000,OJO worth Of gold In dust
and nuggets. The company Is styled the
Klondyke Exposition Company, and its
agent. Thomas Graham, Of Dawson. will
sail FOR Paris Tomorrow. Prominent per
sons connected with the company are
Thomas 4. Edison, Eli T.. Weare, OF
Chicago and the Alaska Commercial!
Company.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-28
EranchIsrs Shonld Yield Revenue.

whether these franchises should be
taxed as realty or whether ii would be
wiser TO provide that after the gross
earnings equal, say 10 per cent. of the
actual original cost, per cent. OF
all the gross earnings over and above this
shall be paid into the city treasury, or
whether some different plan should be
tried. can only be settled after careful eZ-
animation of the whole subject. One
thing is certain, that the franchises should
in some form yield a money return 10 the
government.
ITO put on a tax here and there as new
franchises are asked for may be advisa-
BILE, but of course is inequitable, TO the
extent that it handicaps the few thus
taxed in their competition with the uH-
taxed corporations, and it may be that
now and then some franchises. 10 per-
form an especially needful and risky ser
vice should not be thus handicapped at
all. Ii is far better 10 have a general
scheme of taxation, one that shall apply,
for instance, to railroads entering New
York CITY TO railroads operating within
the city. 10 gas companies, electric COM
panies. and the like.
Many commissions have been created
by legislative enactment in this and other
States in the past, and il has been the
almost universal experience that however
excellent the reports OF such commission
might be- If they were made up of men
outside the Legislature, the Legislature
paid little or no heed TO them l there
fore recommend that you create a joint
committee of the Senate and Assembly 10
investigate the subject in full and TO re-
port TO the next Legislature proper
scheme for taxation.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-28
CONFERENCE OF REFoRMERs.
Gail Issued by National Reform Party Tor
Meeting at P!ttsburg.

Pntsburg. Pa. March IA call was
issued to-day for q national conference
~ reformers who favor the abolition or
sUapression OF the drink traffic ana other
reforms sought for by the people The
conference il 10 convene June In old
city bau. THIS city. The object OF the
Conference will be the extension 81 The
poyement and the selection OF conf-rees
10 a similar conference 10 DC LED n
guffaIo. X. Y, June y and July J.
Women will have equal rights VIII M y
~ ne National Reform Party confer
&C.. movement. whose Headquarters are
sn his city, and is signed b the exeeu-
tive board.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-28
CHEW k0W PLAYED A Trick.
ChIaaman Bought Certificate Of Admission
from FeItoW-t CELESTIAL.

New York. March H.-Chew Kow. a
Chinaman. who was arrested at Catskill.
y. Y. last month BY Thomas 81. Browne.
a Chinese inspector. on the charge Of be
ing Unlawfully In the country. was to-day
committed 10 Ludlow street Jail for de-
pOrtatiOn TO China.
The charge Was that the defendant had
been admitted IN May 1871, a. an en-
plOye Of an exhibitor al the Tennessee
Exposition, held IN Nashville, bat had
tlacste. which required that he should re-
turn 10 China within q years time. On
the examination II was proved that the
certificate was not Issued 10 the prisoner
bat that he had bought u from another
(rbin4nzu QaVlnK 81 for III
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-28
As.oeiatIon Of Aarrrt.set..

Chicago. March IAN association q
leading advertisers has been forfned I'M
der the title Of The American Society Of
National Advertisers" with Membership
limited 70 one individual in each cOmDeti-
tive line 81 business. The officers are a.
follows: Frederick W Gardner Chair
man. Henry l. Kramer. Vice Chairman
Edward B Mower. Chairman executive
committee. Truman " CFosby. Secfe-
tary. Joseph 4 Kathrens. Treasurer. The
leading Industries 81 the country are rsp-
resented ia the mem DeFSnip.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-28

vote of the. people. and, until that result
Is accomplished, the selection OF party
Senatorial candidates by some popular
method.
JOHN T. RIXEY GEORGE X. ANDERSON
HENRY c STUART PHILIP V. COGBILL,
CLAGGETT B. JONES, JOHN T. LOWELL
4. J. MONTAGUE y. 5. WALLER.
JOHN GOODE W. b. +. LEIGH,
J. C. PARKER J. SINGLETON DIGGES,
". A ANDERSON j. F. BRYANT.
JOSEPH f. WILLARD J. y. PRICE.
GEORGE ". LECATO, W j. SEBREIIs
". f. REDDY. A NJ. BROMLEY
JOHN LAMB. 7. TEMPLE POWELL
EPPA HUNTON. JP., W. e BARRETT,
y. F. BUCHANAN. z. VI. BRAXToN.
ALVIN 7. EMBREY J. K. VI. NEWTON.
GEORGE u. WISE, BAKER P. LEE
W. A. JONES THOMAS G.. ELAN.
WILLIAM KEAN. S. GORDON CUNNING.
y g. WESCOTT NJ r HUGHES.
X. l. ALLWORTH y II. HAIRSTUNE
r. WALTON MOORE. W. W. BAKER
r T. BARTON, A. J. DALTON
CHARLES T. MCORKLE, JAMES =. HEATH,
FRANK T. GLASGOW, JAMES F. CRACKER
THOMAS ID. RANSOM. L. y. STARKE,
W. A ANDERSON W. H. TAYLOR Jr.
JAMES ". MARSHALL. J. z. sEBRELL.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-28

OUR NATIVE HERBS" this morning.
and booked several orders for future de-
first express: / viii have them all sold
"a Of Detroit are Just beginning TO learn
some Of the oldest and most influential
and all speak In the highest terms OF Il.
ac1uaintances whenever possible. / am
can trace a great number OF them 10
for ne 10 call on some poor sufferer Who
We HERBS" Several OF Detroits most
medicine with very satisfactory results.
great sufferer from Dyspepsia. he used
gained twenty pounds in weight and his
received d postal from wealthy dis
on the following Saturday with a few
the appointed time / went over. When
knox me by sight. l told MIN ! had
said: Madam, If you have that new
can't show me ALONZO o. BLISS name
in reply. MY dear sir, | am not fraud.
so you can look on every package, and
a guarantee of purity. and YOU can have
with the results He took boz and just
lecturers, he was satisfied, and bought
sses of two Of his friends, who took box
wing reasons: First and most important
n NATIVE HERBS" second, 70 the
distribution Of literature; third. To Your
ice and placing a registered guarantee in
MRS. s. SPEEDY.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-28
TAXES BADLY PLACED
Gov. Roosevelt Says They Are
Unequally Levied.
CORPORATIONS SHOULD PAY MORE

The Governor Suggests the appointment
ola Legislative Commission to Consider
the subject of Taxation, Especially the
Taxation Of Franchises, Which tie Says
State-WOuId Not Tax Securities.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-28
BALTIMORE Markets

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The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-28

EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS RECEIVED THIS WEE

THE ALONZO o. FLIsS COMPANY:
Gentlemen received my last lot OF
ana have sold TWELVE BONES already
livery. Please ship two dozen boxes by
before they set here. The wealthy peoI
about OUR NATIVE HERBS ! have
people OF the town using the medicine
and never fail 20 recommend it 10 thel
receiving orders by mail every DAY. and
this source. Every mail brings requests
wants one or more boxes Of OUR MAI
Influential business men are using tht
one gentleman .n particular. who was 4
tic remedy about TWO months and mas
dyspepsia j. entirely cured. Last week
tiLer OF Walkerville asking me 70 cal
boxes OF OUR NATIVE HERBS" ~
i met the old gentleman, VINO did ~
brought lis medicine. He very BRUSH y
tangled stuff, / don't want II. II y0J
OF the box, / WONT HAVE IT" ! SAID
and the people J represent are honest
you will find Bliss name, which Is
your money back If you are not satlshe
a soon as he found YOU were the manu-
three dollar boxes, and gave me the addf
each. ! attribute my success to the toii
the wonderful curative properties OF u
thorough and system3ti" C3nvassing and
living up 10 your contract in every insta
each box. Very truly yours
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-28

s5--isl = IT, Psst
Rockville. Nd, March H.-Mf. John J.
Higgins. OF this town. has been appointed
assistant psstmzatsE 81 Rockville Sir
Higgins h q Democrat. and mas foF ak
years Examiner % the public schools q
this county
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-28

the tax for franchises of every kind
throughout the State should III my opinion
be determined by the State itself. / need
not point oat TO you that in foreign COM
munities a very large percentage of the
taxes comes from corporations which use
the public domain for pipes, tracks, and
the like
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-28


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Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05
THE WRECK .
Che Man Mangled and Five
 Seriously Hurt.

The railroad wreck at San Simon, news f which was receiv d in Tomb stone yesterday. proved a most di.- a1trous one. Fireman F.lvey was instantly killed, his sknll being crushed, both arms torn fom his body and leg broken. Engineer Leayi', had ous leg crushed and will loose an eye. Mr. Ohney. who was in the cab hal both lcgs broken; Ralph Frtterly suff red tha same misfortune as Ohney. and two guards of ihe pay ear were slightly injured. A surgeon was with the pay car when the ac cident happened and did much t. relieve the sufferers. The i.jurod are new in the hospital at Tucson. Falvey's remains will te shIrp-d to Los Angeles for in'erment,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

Nature makes the cures after all.
 Now and then she gets into a tight place and needs helping out.
 Things get started in the wrong direction.
 Something is needed to check disease and start the system in the right direction toward health.
 Scott's Emulsion of Cod liver Oil with hypoPhos- phites can do just this.
 It strengthens the nerves, feeds famiShed tissues, and makes rich blood.
 soc and st.oo all druggists.
 SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New HorS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05
TIE. LEhlSLATUEE
DOings Of the SOlOns of Ari-
 ZOna at Phoenix
COUNCIL


 Olney of Graham county introduc- ed c. E No.2S an act repeating the appointing of certain health con- stables. Reared 10 tho committee on ,errit 'rial aflAir'.
 Murphy oI Mohsve, gave notice that at an early date he would intro dnce q bill to regulate railroad. fares vi hin the territory o' AIzons.
 Oluey of Graham gave notice ths. st an early date he would introduce a bill rerealing an act and Iro.iding or the impounding of passing animals.
 H. E. No. 1-Assassor till was, read and referred to the committee on territorial sfleirl.
 II. c. R. No. j. which directs the ; Bdins of congratuls'ory telegram to the Hon. ". A. Clark. of Montana. Lost.
 Mir. saRder- introduc d H. E. No 27. entitled an act creating the office of mini g inspector; read Hrs. time. | Mir Sanders also introduced Ii. B. No. 2S, enti led sn act regulating hours O mia. employees. Raferred to com nirtee on mines all miuing. MT. Parr introduce H. E. No. % entitled an act providing for the tax | ation o! the net proceeds of mines R ferred to committee on mines.
 Mir. Sco'tg v- notice that he would 8. aa early date introduce bill tc prohibit gaming in the territory oi | Arizona.
 H. E. No. 24. to prevent allowance of fraudulent claims, referred to com mitts. on ways and means.
 c. B. No. l3, regarding the rednc tion of interest on territorial warraIts placing the Tn terest rste at per cent Carried
 H. B. No. l5. an ac. permitting th, establishment of free libraries by cor. porstions.
 H. B. No. l9, amending school laws passed
 H. B. No. If, by Mir. Imus, regard ing the indexing of records, in def ite ly postponed.
 Mr. Gonzales gave notice th at at ai early day he would introduce . bil to amend the election laws of Arizons
 MT. Williams by request introduce' H. 3. 30, for the changing of Judicin districts. Read first timo.
 Mir. Adams gave notice that at al .arly day he would introduce bill t re-aPportion the representative ( counties in the house.
 MT. Moore introduced H. B. 31. coo corning trade marks and labels.
 Mir. Benhsm by request in,roducs II B No. g untitled an sc to regulst the practice Of osteopsthy in Arizoni Adjournnen till Monday, Eel ruary 9th.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05
MORE RED TAPE.
Temples ExtraditiOn Will Soon be Accomplished.

A Washington dispatch says tbe United States smhas-ador to Mrxi,o, MT. Powell Ci.yt'n, has notified the state department that the Mexican government has consented to grant the application of the United States authorities for delivery to them under extradition proceedings of James Temple, an American railroad man, who is now hell under arrest in Mexico Tor killing Q Mexican on the border in Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05
WHY ?

Why isn't a telegraph line an out line?
 Why aren't theatrical properties Flaythirgs?
 Why isn't . lawyers offer of mar ria2e a legal tender?
 Why does loafer always complain of being unable to get work? Why isn't q stiff lower jaw as useful as a stiT upper lip?
 Why does q mans shocstring invari- ably break when he is in a hurry?
 Why do late hours slip by the man who is engaged in keeping them?
 Why isn't it the darkest hour when We are unable to find the matches?
 Why are the men who say women are delusioEs and snares always snared by delusions ?-Chicago Daily News.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05
ADVEEIVIsED LETTERS.

The following is a let of letters re- msining in the general delivery al the Tombstone postc flee for the month ending Feb. l 1899: Mrs. J.. c Burnett, D. Clark, Wm. Hall, R. G. Miierton, Mrs Bessie Myers Der Plas,ers, F. Stock MT. Tolbrick
 Presbyterian Minister. When calling for above letters, say advertised, giving date of advertise ment.
 LAURA c. CHAELE, P. NJ.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05
COUNTY RECORDS.
Instruments Filed With the Recorder the Past Week.

RELEASE OF MORTGAGE Geo H Fit,s to Fred Locklin, on cattle.
 BILL OF SALE Samuel Bonn te c McCormIck, cattle
 LOCATION. Hard Up mine hy Casey & Holmss. Cleptimania mines by Brodbeck and H0lz. JT OHarra to Fl nrietts A Clark. Tombstons property. Miller to sam Miller, mines. sam Mill-r to D Macphun, mines. Hsnnig@r Bros ,e Morris Denn min, s
 MORTGAGES. Floyd Brown to Soto Bros & Renaudr on PeaIce real .stA'e.
 PROOF or LAEoa On three mine. i've W Severns. On 13 mines by T r Gaynor
 REVOCATION Of power of attorney ky P Cauou 10 Max Marks.
 SETTLERS NOTICE Filed by G Sibl y. Butcher bond ot A Bauer,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05
BUCKLIN'S ARNICA SALVE,

The best salve in the world for cuts bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rheum, fever sores, terter, chapped hands. chilblains corns, and all skins eruptions and pois- lively cures Piles. or no payment requir- ed it guaranteed 10 give perfect satis- action or money refunded. Prices 75 cents per box. Forhsa at !Tombs;one Drug Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05
HIGH WATER MARK.
Copper on a Boom Now IS
 Cents Per Pound.

An associated press dispatch ssys copper is acting beyond preceden'. IL again advanced this week almost two cents per pound and is now 9note at eighteen cents. Lead is likewise big her and even tin struggled up a little farther, These metals are carrying with them an dvsnce in the price of almost all products into which they enter to any extent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

Col, Epes R ,ndoipb, president of the King of Arizona Mining aud Mil- ling company and Divi.iun SuperiD- tendent of the Southern Pacific, nskss the prediction tha, Arizona will this year produces $I3,OO0.OOO worth of copper and half that amount in geld and silver. With such returns there will be little temptat on for Arizons to leave home in search of mining prospects.