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Mostohnick Joseph. 10 Frederick within.
ger. Amsterdam ay, lI1o, AZ yrs ...... $8oo-7S0
He hi. 10 eph, 10 american Hide ana ,oo
Smith, Annie ID, to solomon KAloin. ~ 81,
90 W, y zig yrs. ,',.. .WO-l,2OO
Wilson. Henderson, TO Edward RAfter, I'd
av 2ip5lp To 2lgO 3 e cor l2Qth at. 10 yrs 1000
Men, n Howard, to Herman Bors, Union ay,
cor l8H ST. yrs bOO-1 $50
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The Rev. John Pugh to Preach Tomorrow.
The Welsh Evangelist. founder and superln-
tendent OF the Great Forward Movement in
the Welsh Presbyterian Church. the Rev. J ohm
Pugh. OF Cardiff Wales will preach tomorrow
at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, at IL
A. NJ and p NJ
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ou.etspbu.h Goth ct. n 9, s7s colum.

Qusctenbush. Goth Of, n Q, 87S coium. oo
Pier. Leon q 4 and jacob. 10 winston II
Hagen, exr, &c, Houston A. ne =, 2leo 100000
coseilo. Ellen, and Augustine ii, to Green. ''
wich Savings Bank. i1Sth stsS. 10 9th oooo
SV, cor ist ct, syrs $4,000
AVA Z yrs $4,000
Doyle Joseph +, to Henry ii jackson 81. ,,ooo
eIrt. &c. l2O v a6th at, yrs ......... 25,ooo
Same TO John Davis, same property demand $3.50
81, n W cor Lexington av, 3yrs.......,,.., $500
SIS. loo sd s sS demand .''".',.."'','' 1000
rlifT nj a a IL 1 W Lisbou pI 8 yrs.... 800
Fiory. Fran. %, Emiyrant industrial say: am
ss: .R Bs.s s,ss st o:s 10000
West Side Savings Bank SOC ssth at, ,ooo
Monde;. Henry p. to Amy wheeler, Lemon
Magic. E liza sll and a. John II, to the Edn '
able Life Assurance Society. 1854 st,nw
M%pra ne1o oss to sv n Murray Co
iumbia st. es. 100 Rivington at. secures M
Perrin. Pa "a, nV' Co u TO Randolph Hurry.
walnuis r.s lsSS Eli it;t 81 ,oy 7itb 1000
81. n cor PARK Az, 2yrs...,......'...... 10000
anenther, Edward p. to Edward and Bertha
Guenther. seth st, 8, 400 llth av, nm
Fr.hm. william. to Patrick Il Lynch. bi2
Ksrp. s.a a 81 to Frederic Goddard "OO
" '''',,......,.'..,' $500
Rafferty, Mary, to Mary o'Rorfe. I'd at.
ms. adj W line lot ~, map Adee est. path 49,
ward. months. ,... .......... ....,,..,.. 2o7
SIS, aios e Southern Boulevard ". 49, 1915
Same to Gustav Berg. as guardian &c. same nm
A6eiman. kbram and Kate Rosenbaun,. to
WIN Bell. Columbus av. cor 1osth mn
NJ, inatalls. 2sbuO
Pirk. Friedrich. to @ Adelbert Becker. Gro
tona av. 9 g, widened rs n lsoth at, yr.. 1000
Stiess. Henry, to John Sloane, P1r and trus.
81. yrs % '',o'i.,.'"..,..,'. 1000
sth aS. W cor sath At, vrs,......"..e.'.' 5000
Ferris. Nelson j. to Isaac Stiebel. Anster-
dam av. W cor 143d st, pp.11xIl.2, to $1,000
hsimton pi' yrs. ll'ooo
8.,ti At months .','., 245u
Same to John Davis same prop demand 1850
Fellott. August c. to Patrick II. Lynch. AZ
16lst ct, n .. 200 W Amster dam ar. demand 1o,oOo
O'Donnell, Joseph P. to Elizabeth Is.
Downes, Crotona Park North, n ll74e ooo,,
Clinton av. u yr..............,... 5000
Bank. Clinton az, e 40 n Jefferson st, iyr 1000
son ct, yr 1000
lad at. e cor Jackson av. yr......... 2+,o 70
M Donald, HDnora, to Charles Askey. Main
st, W 8. 80 Bay av. City Island demand 400
18th st. ss' is e 18th av. yr. ''''.eo. 1000
Darcy, Bridget l.. ct al. 10 Anna Fithian.
Ernesclif pl n 3. Sol. iosw Grenada pl. 80
bo'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE kIMASAC-THIs DAY.
Sun rises .. $40 Sun sets .5:22 Moon sets IL 5p
HIGH wAIER-THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook 300 Gov. I'd. 3:02 He'll Cato 525
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1l7th at, 429 and ADJ K; Maxwell 4
Dempsey W Davis Karp, ,..,.,;...., Sise 90
22d st, APT Z: Candee X Smith VS. Henry
D Bultmsn and Thomas Dobbin 80, I.s62.7I
l22d st, $50 9Th Av, l0Sx1O0.ll;
Tremei Fuchs VS. MArcus HonberE. 1925
Amsterdam AY. " =, extends from SSth to
l8gth st, lg0.l 100; Henri FouchIuI W
Harry Chance, .;.:;.., .,.........;:..,,... $500
Hewitpl. 8 cor l5Hth St,--I--. GiAcomo
vicAri We Joseph Gallo, .,....,.,.,,.,,.. POLO
Same prop; Salvatore Orlando vs. same..,... $3.50
18th st, = .. 400 g Az A; Z, Crio GennusA
sArthur aonch and John Philips. 24.oo
Park Av, 3Sl4 and 3Slo; Washington Rv
1921 and 1929; Goldper 4 RAppGport VS.
Abraham and Arthur FArber. -. NM. $50 90
Henry q Bilici, Jr. Va Thomas Morgan. :. I.7eo IS
Washington Ay. n cor l78d at, lOoIlOO;
Henry q Silleck, Jr, VS. George Blumenthai
aud 4 b Woythsler ,,,,.,.; ILL.,. sI.ss
PeterJ Herter aud ano ,..,;;.,,.,,.,- 2s4 IS
White Plains ay, Q 8. 20 . 18th st. 4AXlob;
Harry Rolph IS Mary O. conneli ct al; .,.' 1880
lO6th IT, G6 and ~ w Giustino RocciolG VS.
Carmine Luckss VI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 5000
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Cleaning Up the North River Tunnel Shaft.

A gang Of men Is at work cleaning up the
shaft at the Jersey City end OF the Hudson
River tunnel and pumping out the water. The
presence of the men gave rise to q rumor that
work on the tunnel had been resumed. but it
was learned yesterday that the cleanr" w Is
being done in anticipation OF visit OF inspec-
cate which is said to have under consder1tlon
the investment OF several million dollars in the
enterprise.
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Arrivsd-FRIDAY. Oct. Is.
SIS FueIst Bismarck. Barands. Hamburg. Oct s.
SIS YucRtan, Robertson. CampcChc, Sept 30.
SIS Palatia RteEiug. HAMBURG Oct =.
IS Cypran Prince. ord. Santos Sept. 1S,
SIS Buffon. Ohcs. Rio Janeiro. sept, 20.
So Orinoco, Muggan. Halifax. Oct. 10.
So Ingram. Stevenson. Tilt Cove. OFT. 3.
SIS Jefferson, Hupers, Norfolk. Oct. L..
s Excelsior. Boyd. New Orleans Oct. I.
~ City Of Augusta Daggctt. savannah. oct 10.
Ss Bluehields. Curry, Baltimore, Oct. IL.
L. Q. Monitor Anphltrte
Bark st. Anna, Cerase, Alicante, Aug. ~.
Brig c. c. Swceny. Miller ship Island. Sept. -.
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SIS Patricia from New York at Hamburg
Ss Auguste Victoria, from New York at Hamburg
Ss Oradian, from New York a: Glasgow.
Is Kaiser Wilhelm ii, from New York at Naples
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n. c. ORPHAN PROPERTY SOLD
Buyers Name and the Price Paid withheld
by the Trustees.

by the Trustees.
Tho trustees OF the Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum have sold the block included within
Fifth and Madison avenues and Fiity-hrst aHd
Fifty-second streets. for number OF years. tina
site Of the boys department OF tho asylum. This
property has a frontage OF 200. 10 feet on each
avenue and OF 400 feet on each street.
The buyer OF the property is Il client OF ths
real estate firm OF Richard NJ. Montgomery X
Co.. through whom the negotiations were con
Quoted. The clients name is withheld, as -
the price paid for the property. II il thought
partly improved with a large four-story brick
building portion OF which has been the home
OF the boys Of the asylum since the Prince
street property was abandoned in 1851
A new site for the asylum was purchased ~
the trustees in 1893 near West Farms. Work
on the buildings is already under way
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-02
Observation-Disclosures

mess trip east this morning over the
Santa Fee.
NW. nj. Dale. agent Mains circus is
in the city today with the corps OF
billposters ADVERTISING the coming
of the circus on November 18th.
Mrs. Baze and daughter ar
day and left for their home
in La Luz on the Northeastern this
morning.
Mrs. W. w. Roblee and baby, sister
of Mrs. DR.. Brock, of this city, arrived
a visit before going on to her home in
Riverside, Cal.
James A. Nabb, the optician, who
was formerly with Spring, the jeweler
on Ell Paso street, has removed to AL
buquerque, where he has accepted the
position of vocal instructor at the
university at that place.
THE HOTELS.
St. Charles: G. E. Adams, Los An
geles; D. T. Fitchett, La Luz: G. E.
wife. Mrs. A. McCrea and dauR Inter,
Missouri.
Center Block: G. n. Ross, Alabama:
d. w OOu, WIG ouu laughter, ". b.
Roswell; J. Gordon, w.
w. Smith, Alamogordo; r. II. Pierce
and family, Alamogordo: T. B. Lewis.
Jarilla.
Piersou: A. S. Greig, Alamogordo;
B. G. Flowenden, w. NJ, L. G. Smith,
San Antonio: Mrs. II. M. BRYCE, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Deau, Chicago; P. b. Rhodes,
Kansas City; j. F. Wilson, J. 81. Bond,
P. 81. Hoy "A. Lebreton, o. D. Wamock,
]. Brown.
Grand Central: DR.. F. A. Bird, G.
H.: G. o. Virgins, Henry Snow, N. Y:
G. @. White, @. Ssrback, Memphis: 2.
h. Prudential, Las Cruces; F. G. AL
len, Mrs. S. A. Cownan; Los Angeles;
j. A. Gibson. r. B. Wathon, Mrs. B.
M. Brown, chihuahua; 1. Marson, A.
M. Brosby, Chicago: X. A. Probban,
and wife, Denver.
Orndorff: w. Z. Asker, Denver;
D. B. Murphy, San Francisco. Mrs. E.
A. Quintard, Miss Cotton, Grant
Shepherd, J. G. Shepherd, and two
children, Sewanee, Pa; w. Blow, J.
P. Thomas, Dallas; J. J. Keller, ST.
Louis; T. E. Hunt, S. p. ;Sam Solomon,
Mrs. o. REILLY, L. A.;
F. M. Frank, Wilcox, A. T.; A.
E. Dauson and wife, Santa Rita;
Geo. Scott. Chicago; F. J. Settelle,
City; G. Stsrbuck, Memphis: j. NJ
Helm, London, H.. o. Wade, Brad
ford, Eng; 1. Smith, Bradford, Eng:
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-02
PERSONALS.

W. N. Gibson arrived in the city
today.
T. B. Lewis came down from Jarilla
last night.
Mrs. B. M. Brown is in the city from
chihuahua.
Jerry Kelley returned to Toboggan
this morning.
A. M. Rowland returned home to
Shalam today.
Fred Fenchler returned last evening
from chihuahua.
r. 81. Pierce and family are down
from AlamOgordo.
Paul Smith returned home to Denver
today over the Santa Fee.
P. II. Prudential Is in the city on
business from Las Cruces.
David Koran left for Denver over
the Santa Fe this morning.
r. Fl. Pierce, the merchant prince of
AlamogOrdO, returned home this morn
ing.
J. J. Blow, the we'll known mining
engineer, and a special correspondent
of the HERALD, is In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke Jones have e.
turn ed from q two weeks stay in the
Sacramento mountains.
+. r. Taylor arrived on the Santa
Fe this morning from Omaha to visit
his father,J. j. Taylor, of this city.
A. d. Avireit has accepted position
with the Walz Co., in charge of the
sheet music department.
Ed. Levy, the Ell Paso Grocery COM
pany bookkeeper, returned from bus
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-02
FAMOUS SILVER
PRODUCER
At Batopi|as, Mexico, Owned
by A. R. Shepherd
$9,OOO,OOO SINCE 1880
An Immense Water Works at the
Mine Built at Enormous Expense
Two Sons of Mr.. Shepherd Now


Grant Shepherd and JIG. Shepherd,
sons of A. r. Shepherd owner OF the
| large native silver mines at Batopllas,
chihuahua, Mexico, are in the city at
; the Orndorff hotel. The gentlemen
are returning from an extensive visit
in the east and will leave for their
mines tomorrow afternoon over the
Mexican Central railroad.
The mines at Batopilas are the most
and since 1880 when the mines were
acquired by A. r. Shepherd over
SO, zoo, 600 shas been taken out. Most
of the ore in the three mines San
Miguel, Roncesvalles aud Todos San
tos, is found in pockets and runs very
high. Very little of the
low grade ore has been
worked on account of the great Difficult
tyCio getting it out and the returns did
not warrant But an immense tunnel,
the Porfirio Diaz, over 800 feet long,
finished last April, was constructed at
the river level, which crosses the two
two main veins and brings the low
grade ore out at the mouth of the ore
bins q ear the mill and it is now worked
to some profit.
With the present forty stamp mill
about eighty tons of the low grade ore
is taken out in twenty-four hours. 1t is
the intention of Mr.. Shepherd to in
crease the capacity of the mill to
hundred stamp, and they will then be
able to turn out nearly two hundred
tons of low grade ore.
Over one thousand men are employ
ed the mines.
The reduction works, compressor,
electric works and foundry are all run
by water power, and in fact everything
conn ecte1 with :the mine is run by
water.
Atan enormous expense Mr.. Shep-
herd constructed large aqueduct
about three miles upon the Batopilas
river, which affords an ample supply OF
water for all the workings of the
mine.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-02
BEIFELD & co. OF CHICAGO.
The Leading Dress Making Establish
ment In the United States Say
That Beautiful Women

ment in the United States Say
That Beautiful Women
Should wear beautiful dresses, and
those who we're not so fortunate as 10
have been endowed with natures
charms can at least improve their ap-
pearance by dressing with becoming
taste under the direction of q skillful
modesto.
Tailor made suits are the fashion for
this fall and will undoubtedly become
very pOpu' ar, for there is nothing
more handsome or becoming to the eye
than stylish, perfect fitting, tailor
made suit.
Berfeld & Co. of Chicago have q
world wide reputation for the beauty
and perfection of their tailor made
dresses, and Mrs. M. Bridges, the styl-
ish and popular Ell Paso milliner,
knowing this, bad ordered and just re-
ceived an elegant line of suits, which
are all beauties of the most elegant
patterns and are being sold at very low
prices, ranging from $15 90 to $500.
Among the shipment just received is
shirt waists of the latest styles and
patterns.
Mrs. Bridges is pleased to know that
duplicated anywhere in Ell Paso, and
as her prices are in accordance with
the times you will do we'll to call on
her before purchasing your fall dress
es.
MRS. M. BRIDGES, Masonic Block,
San Antonio St.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-02
Notice of Removal.

Henry Breiten has removed his
blacksmith and carriage shop from
Texas street around the corner to POI
Mesa'avenue, Buchanan & Powers old
building. Mr.. Breiten does horse
shooting, carriage making and all kinds
of general blacksmithing. None but
first class mechanic s are employed and
all work is guaranteed.
HENRY BREITEN,
POI Mesa avenue.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-02
Del Ara Case.

The Del Ara case the partitioninR of
certain property is still on trial in the
district court, but is nearing its end.
This afternoon Charles Patterson is
engaged in addressing the jury and at
the close of his argument q decision
will be had.
The Injunction suit of the Federal
Copper company vs.. George E: Fltz-
gerald will then be taken up.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-02
Proprietor Indicted

An Indictment has been returned
against the proprietor of the West
Texas Saddlery Co., whose store is
214 s. Oregon street, on the charge of
derstood he will plead guilty and
throw himself on the mercy of the
public.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-02
INDIANS TOREMOVE
They Will Contemplate Set
thing in Mexico.
DELAWARES AND OTHERS
Will Shake the Dust of the United
States From Their Feet Forever,
II Satisfactory Arrangements
Can be Made.

About year ago project was on
foot for the removal of several Indian
tribes from the territory to lands near
this city in Mexico.
The lands which the Indians serious.
ly considered purchasing belong to
Captain Charles Davis, of this city.
and others, and for time it seemed
that the scheme would go through &.
But for some reason the Indians con-
Guided not to move.
Since that time they have had other
propositions under consideration and
the latest scheme seems to be to settle
the tribes on vast tract of land in
Guadalsjara and lower chihuahua.
J. w. Lyons, immigration agent of
the Mexican Central railway, passed
through the city on his way to Indian
Territory, to which place he had been
ordered by his company to confer with
the five civilized tribes who have for
some time been contemplating remov-
ing to Mexico to settle.
The lands which the indians propose
to COLOMBO are situated in lower Chi
huahua and contain many thousands
of acres suitable for agricultural pur-
suits and stock raising.
Lyons in talking to reporter at
Fort Worth said that the efforts of the
Mexican Central in the direction of
these Indians in Southern
Mexico are meeting with success and
hopes that the removal of the var
ious tribes will soon begin. A bout the
only obstacle now In the way is the
settlement with the Indians by the
Unitad States government for their
posse ssions in the Indian Territory,
and Lyons understands that this hin
drance will soon be removed, as the
Is about ready to pay the
Indians for their lands In that terri
tory.
When this has been accomplished
the lands formerly occupied by these
five tribes will be opened for settle
ment by the United States govern
ment.
Lyons left for the territory to COM
plete arrangements, if possible, for the
removal of the Indians to Mexico.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-02

G. J. Rockwell, Chicago; J. D. Darcy,
Torreon. Mex; W. B. Grim, Hern,
don, Tyler, Tex.
Lindell: F. F. Cavanaugh, City: h.
S. Ball. Portland, Oregon; P. S. Bren-
naman and sister, Oak Hill, West Va:
A. Beck, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Nat
Accord and two daughters, Salt Lake
City; M. B. Fulton, Abilene, Kas.: c..
81. Ross. Ell Paso; Geo. Hopkins, Los
Angeles; Richard Catureghli, Mexico;
Antonio Bastanchury, Miguel Bastsn-
chury, Cbihuahus; J. E. Sparks. Jaril-
Ia; q. N. Gibson. Deming: Chas. Green,
Black Shaft: U. L. Trsversy and wife,
P. u. Smith, G. w. Reed, AlamogorLo;
G. F. Scripture, Denver; John w. Max
we'll, Columbia; J. S. Ratliff. Catletts-
burg, KY; ]. W. Balulage, Los Apge-
les: w. 81. Long, A. G. Stevenson. G.
6. Gitchens, Jarilla: 81. Tyler; Chica-
go.
Mrs. Nellie Mundy went up to Cham
kNrN l.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-02
Chlnaman Arraigned For Trial,

Ng Sam, arrested for being unlaw-
fully in the United States, was ar
raigned before Commissioner Sexton
this morning, but the government
asked more time to procure further
evidence and the case was continued
until November 30.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-02
TWO WHEELS FOUND
If You Have Lost a Bicycle Call for
ItAt the Police Station.

The chief of police has two stray
bicycles at police headquarters for
which he is anxious to find an owner.
Both of them were found on the
street by policemen AMI are in fair
condition. If you have lost your bicy-
Gle and it Is one of those at the police
station you can get it by applying to
Dick Blacker with the correct descrip-
tiOn,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-02
Filed For Record.

One deed was filed today. as follows:
Ell Paso Real Estate company to
Washington McLees, lots Is, block "a,
Franklin Heights addition, being 50x
12O feet on the north side of Idaho
street. S400.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-02
The Annual Bazaar

Under the auspices of the ladies of
the Presby terrain church will be held
the first week in December. The pat
ronage of the public is solicited.
Watch the papers for exact date and
locality.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-02

]. W. Brown, magnetic healer, if
desired in your home will give instruc-
tions on the philosophy of life here and
our conditions in spirit world. 6O2,
Mesa Ave.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-02
Died..

Eugene Jackson, the ten year old son
of Charles Jackson, died last night of
blood poison at his home on Second
street and the funeral will occur this
afternoon from Nseley & Lyons.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-02
COuLtV.JdiI.

Up to noon today Tim Lyons report
ed that the county jail had been as
quiet as graveyard for the past forty
eight hours, with no prisoners coming
or going.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-02
Licensed to Wed

A marriage license was issued today
to Ladislado Lopez and Miss Domingo
Valdespina.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-02
Building Permit.

A permit was issued today to the
AlamOgordo Lurn her COMPANY for the
erection of $1,000 residence on lots l
and 2, block Is, Franklin Heights.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-02

T. s. Earl and wife arrived today
from Dallas. Mr.. Earl will help to
make the HERALD greater than
ever.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-02
MOney.TO Loan.

Call on E. Sambrauo, 311 Ell Paso
street.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-02

Mrs. Nellie Mundy went up to Cham
berino this morning.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-02
CLASSIFIED ADS.

HELP "ANTEO-
lAIANTED-Lady partner upincumbered'
wv with small capital: Office work; large
profits Rare chance for nice lady Address
w. B., HERALD office
iAIANTED-Whiteg girl to do general house
w work. Family of two; five room house
A, care HERALD.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-27
N-PILOE THURSDAY. APRIL e. 1s99-TWELvE PAGES

to collect the tax in any OF the same man.
,N as other personal taxes may be col
The bank or banking association which
S,,dii IAN or neglect 10 comply with each
each separate offence shall be fined not
less than one hundred nor more than five
hundred dollars.
The real estate of ali banks or banking
associations shall be assessed on the Dind
BOOKS OF the Commissioner of the kcVe-
nue. with the same taxes with which
ward OF the city
.. No tax shall be LEVIED on any share
OF stock In amy corporation when said COR
poration is required to pay tax 10 this
city on its capital.
=. On each male resident of the city
who has attained the age of q years a
poll tax of nifty cents shhli lie collected. to
De applied on account of the annual APP
pro.rat:on TO the support OF publ c
SCHOOLS: and no child shall he entered in
uihy such school whose father. Il resident
III the city. shall not nave paid such tax.
=; mat the Collector shall give public
noHce by advertisement in two OF the
uliy newSrapers published IN this city
on me hrSt day of October, and for thirty
uaES thereafter, that the rolls OF the Com
iist OF taxes have been placed IN his hands
ior collection. and also state in such no
tice the provision of law relative 10 the
prompt payment of taxes. He shall attend
at MS Office daily between tho hours OF
:, Il. IN. ana i y. M, IRON; the first TO the
thirtyrst days OF October. inclusive. for
tne purpose of receiving from any person
charged with said taxes the whole amount
tnereoi, Any person who shall fail To pay
the Collector. on or before the thir;y-iirs;
day of October. the taxes assessed Against
htm Tor the year. shall he subjected to Il
penalty oil three pCr ccntum for the first
month. ana Il further penalty of one per
centum pc" month thereafter during such
deiault; until the penalty shall have
reached live per cent, according TO the
state law. After the penalty snail have
reached five per ccntum persons failing TO
pay thc.r said taxes shall pay. in addition
10 the penalty, interest on their bills at
The rate OF six per centum per annum.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-27
An Ordinance.

TAXEs ON PROPERTY,
PERSONS AND LICENSES FOR
THE PAYMENT OF INTEREST ON
THE CITY DEBT, INCLUDING THE
SPECIAL WATER TAX. AND TO
MEET THE GENERAL APPROPRIA-
TIoNS FOR THE YEAR BEGIN
MING JULY lST. 1899.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-03-25

A Kanses editor. who has evidently
had experience and knows what he is
talking about, packs . lot Of hard, COM
mon sense into . very small compass
when he says in his local columns: 1.-THE
envious, i'll natured people Of this town
and Of every town-the ones who are
panied at the success Of their fellow men
and women, are invariably those VINO
won't work-the failures who never rise
above hanging onto some one else for
support. Men who make money and
spend ID in improving the town, in pay
ing wages 10 persons who will work, are
always abused by loafsrs who make little
or nothing and spend more than they
make"