The Princeton union., 1899-03-09

I |s IA D, te d 8
llegislat,lrS rope.ls the i NJ ~ ich a,,.|
lthorizes The ira fer oi money rom
1.-The outside sold diers elief fund to the
| fund Tor the SUPP port spf the N Minnesota
state soldle ers sla ONE Or snot, Gov
\ Lind vii not permit an u such trans
| lers to be made d.lsineg BERN of of
dee, Noorls lseatl a esos.
Brother Lamp here, rest assured
there will be no transfer made unless
Iautborizedz BY law. Governor Lind has
nothing whatev eve,.to do ltlh the tra r,s-
ierring of fl,nds.
Why put Mile Laos county To- ex-i
psnse IN prosecuting Oh git-obl Vhy
not let the redskins settle their d uar-S.
rels among themselves inss their own
way? -we-ni-ga bo treach cherously
Islew q brother Indian a year or So az q.
Land il turn was slain by O-git-ob.s
The manner OF A-we-ni. hos re-.
lmoval may not have been regular, but
Iitwas effective. Q-git. ob issa civilizerI
he made q good Indian" of A-wc.ni-
lga-bo.
5.s = ''si ' it5
# ror sne peneht q d nofan1 voters
1.-The election laws have been amended,
by the house, and J, in all obability,
cne, senace' VII concur amend
menus. = seems g me 'na1 = ne Detter
way YVouiu 8pe = euuease ene vooers.
ioue sono ois ouo " ssniles tln ..ne
leRlsia1ure are Inortally a1fald OF 3 g
al' S = - % g Dllc
schools! Instead OF the parents in
lHuencing the children it would be the
r4u ! Is st,----,I,a children wnnld 4aanh
n ,e''
clielr 'l y nord pare - now 20 lnark q
ballot correctl ".
=., N I = = $S
a onsa F,ila M $50 tho *sh;ll h;ch
s.Ss -
p.oviues Auls ol'' 7liiorcelnen1 y 1lle
lcollectlon OF taxes upon lands chiefly
valuable for pine and mineral. was re-
4, ], 5l. q. !,
calleu ga rom 'e - ne rs senate ' 1s a, ana
1slightly amended last Saturday
[by the house. The Bill will
-; i !, y; - g, ~; 8, s,
~ . 81. 81 80 & - o1io so
ate, out sucn q measure Is absolutely
necessary Last Septem ber, when the
State board Of equalization was wres-
Itling with the problem Of proper tax
ation Of mines and mineral lands in St.
Louis county, Mr.. Cooley, the member
from ST Louis county, who was partial
to the mine-owners, in an interview
published in the Pioneer Press said:
In assessing the mines there is one
great It1 lthculty. The1N e assessors must
pea, ,,nh - u,.p nos uny WnaiiS 9us; ous
10 10 nav Snnnose ,h4v cons;,1ar rns; . tha ,ag
pay it. The States only remedy is to
declare the la land adj forfeited for taxes. It
sakes enree yeats - geS.tltie ana tWo
mi nil, ntss. a. that Yconld }, ha comnlafalr = az. :
lhauste din five wears. If the compa nies
choose to to think Ak. they the are taxed too
ny - tlley can silp.y WI1n no1d pay
wears the Stare gets the nronrtv - 1. 3, s,ch :
Ias it is, q worthle esss hole III tlla ground.
Il the assessors aim to get too much.
resus Wili ,nas sng ot.he
State, ever,pettinS : cent d ss.'s
Gan,lamen nf tha a. !, ta:5S.n 6,oola,,uD
stated tho +rnth Hinder Tho nrasort
faut - : st.ta and co,,nt;e 90; o,,a - ~;
:. =
'e1lfes ~ enioict'' y VI lakes Upon:
pine and mineral lands. Enact IA tsF..
No. 259, into a4law and, YOU will cure g.
], :, ,,,,,. =, 8; il
's -. 8. = 80 - IS -
not Work lnlury 20 10 any nonest man.
The big arrogant tax-shirker will:
leave no stone unturned to defeat the
h;,l s. . Il q
81 i !. :s s: s5ss
I. !. !, . s., 8,
some g me iSepu ollcan newspapers
are bearing down too hard ION Gov
ernor Lind on account of his sugar beet
N, J, s, 80 n.,;+a S, e cwaa.,
80 80 80 : -, s 81 E'o oop
Ettspu ollcans oeileve tnat tne 9ernor
was. right Right or wrong there il