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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-06

, Ceylon is setting its house in order
against the arrival of the plague. In
the past year in Colombo the munich
pality has had 60, 900 rats killed.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-06

The highest spot inhabited by human
beings on this globe is the Buddhist
floister of Hanle Tibet. where 81 monks
live at an altitude of $4,000 feet.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-06

Judge Holloway adjourned court on
Saturday, after having set a dozen or So
cases for trial during the month begin
ming on the 18th.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-06

]. w. Ponsford left for Helena Monday
evening to be present when the legisla-
ture closes.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-06

H H. Griffith, of the Gebo Coal Co.,
spent a part of Sunday in the city and
accompanied Mr.. J. C. Mccarthy to his
home in Chestnut.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-06

The man who tells you how cleverly he
tricked the other fellow is likely to give
you similar turn when he gets the
chance,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-06

County Clerk Blankenship, who was
unable to be at his office all of last week,
owing to a severe cold, has so far re-
covered that he is able to personally
supervise the affairs of his office.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-06

They thought gently of him while in
llfe-even his enemies could not but adj
mlre the generosity and bravery of the
man-and in death they can lay snow
flowers against his hair and fold his
hands with lingering caress without "re-
calling other days remorsefully."
The old soldiers will remember him az
the man who fought an unconstitutiona,
measure through the legislature in their
behalf; the widow and the orphan viii,
remember him as the man who would 90
without meal, if necessary, in order
by financial aid, to alleviate their sad
condition; the Legislators will remember
him as the spicy debater, the wit and
orator; those whose hearts are wound
ed by the loss of loved ones will re-
member him as the first to offer svm-
pathy and coincidence; his bosom friends
will remember him as one whose faith.
fulness and loyalty were as soon to ha
questioned as the laws of geometry. even
the dumb brutes of the street NAV miss
the friend who patted their heads in
passing and was rewarded for his kind
ness by the wagging of a tail and a look
from eyes almost human in their an.
probation.
Or him Cicero's famous maxim "De
mortuis nil nisi bonum," falls f1at-of
courtney nothing can be truthfully said
that is not good.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-06

had SO far recovered that he was con-
sidered out of danger a fact that will
be pleasing to his many friends.
The instalment Of summer temperature
which the Gallatin valley enjoyed for
several days came to an abrupt end Sum-
gay night when q strong breeze from the
west blew UP a snow storm which left
ABOUT three inches of that article upon
the ground. The thermometer also went
on rampage and registered pretty close
TO the zero mark This may be regarded
as sort of visitation, as some of the
husting ranchmen had begun rustling for
seeders and other farming apparatus with
Which to begin hosti,ities for the season,
1t is said that in the neighborhood of
Manhattan some actually did do some
blowing on Saturday. 1t is a safe bet
that no blowing has been. done since
then, if so, they wore ear muffs and
mltts while they did some tall walking to
keep up the circulation of the blood.
March is hardly the month to begin
plowiEG in, that is the early part of the
month at any rate
Browns in town. that is j. P. Brown of
Butte, of Brown & Flanagan. To cele-
brate the event in due style Col. Kelley
of the Bozeman hung up all the cd
posters that We're left here by the show
people who advertised that play some
time ago. They stared j. p in the face
from all sides. until he was firmly con-
WINGED that Brown was strictly in it,
for the drinks.
The county commissioners met Mon
Cay in regular quarterly session and will
devote their time and attention to the
transaction of county affairs for several
days, or until the budget is cleared up.
Ed Jones of the Graham Paper COM
pany spent Monday in the city interview
ing his customers and making himself
solid with those he hopes to have for
customers at later date.
DR.. Chambliss, county health officer,
reports that but one family is under
quarantine at present, and this will eX-
pire with the week. In all about so
cases occurred al different places in the
valley. The disease being of a mild type,
not single death ensued, although
several of the patients We're very sick for
a time. He was highly pleased with the
manner in which the residents in in
fected localities obeyed instructions and
credits them with having greatly as
sisted in keeping the number of cases,
| which according to his opinion We're quite
few compared to the number there might
have been. The entire expense to the
public will be but few hundred dollars,
compared with the thousands expended
in other counties where the indifference
of the residents spreads the disease for
and near.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-06
''IF I SHOULD DIE TONIGHT"

Just seven days prior to his decease
Senator Courtney walked into Mr..
Franks headquarters in the Hotel Hell
ena and asked him if he had ever seen
the poem entitled, IF Should Die To-
night" He was answered in the affirm
ative and then said: well, heard the
poem some time ago, and it has risen up
in my mind and haunted me for several
days. I wish to procure it,"
Mr. Frank found a friend who had
clipped the stanzas from a newspaper
and secured several typewriter copies.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-06

Ed. Jones of the Graham Paper COM
pany spent Monday in the city interview
ing his customers and making himself
solid with those he hopes to have for
customers at later date.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-06

The county commissioners met Mon
Cay in regular quarterly session and will
devote their time and attention to the
of county affairs for several
days. or until the budget is cleared up.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-06

ing from an acute attack of erysipelas,
had SO far recovered that he was con-
sidered out of danger, fact that will
be pleasing to his many friends.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

j. X. Rc~d snd lie s,stsr. Miss Kate,
~ Laiavct'e, Ind, arrived in Hoiyot@
last week fora visit With their Uncle +.
Z. T. Hssen OF this county. They are
thinking some oi mmtius their home 10
this county. Mr.. Red had some rather
uppl.a'aot experience for = few days
after arriving ~ Bolyoke. While vAit
ins for train a. Hvldr.Re, he made the
scqnaiotsncs Of real estate man and
sitter reaching iiolyoks he resolved ie'.
Ter from this man warning him 10 take
good care Of himself ss the chances wsr-
that he had b en- sxposed TO the small
pos but v0nld write later "a to develop
m~nis 10 The case. A fe~ days later Mr..
Reed WAS relieved from ell upsssiners on
this score by rscsiv,ug . lsttsr stating
that the sickness referred 10 uss grip
insisad Of smsllpox
The state herald., 1901-02-01

The editor OF the Holyok- Republ,can
flew into n passion last week and tore
Lis hair n few lines because We stated
that certain jnb work ans no. done in
the "Republicnn Pnniery." A. the time
We made the statement ". we're not u.
ssr- that he considered the Bsr'houd
Bulletin newspaper plant sS II rar' "i
the "Rrpuhiicnn Print-r." or ". CERTAIN.
Iy would not have made the siatrn~ ut,
We wili,rg spolngiz. foi permitting our
iru orancc of iiHi fact 10 nm cessnrily
exc,t- the u'iv"ns syst. m of the sJi'or
oi The R-puhlicnn and h, renftsr VI will
not he 81 r"h Nm To venture nm, such
statement. si'hout drst fully informing
ourselves ~ to ja.' hos many aud what
n ~-r"p"r pisris 9re embraced IN the
"b publican Prin'-ry."
The state herald., 1901-02-01

Velorapc- N. Harris, a little son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Harris OF
Fleming. died At HoIyoks o. Wednesday
Jany. 3O.fron meningitis. He had boon
troubled with this disease for several
months. Recently his parents took him
to Denver for trea'm- and he w.s TAX
en- very bad on the return trip and bis
mother brought him to Holyok where
she has a sister living. Mrs Corell. The
funeral services will he conducted hom
the home OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Corell by Rev
Silllmnn oi Hnx'un. The family have
the sympathy OF all IN their sad bereave.
ment.
The state herald., 1901-02-01
In Gr,nr, NnIrLi, Currd.


"In The winter II 1855 nrd 1897 ~s-
taken down with severe stack ~ What
ia called In grippe" say. +. l. Hrvetr,
prominent druggist Of Winfield. ~
"rb. only m-dicine l used was two bot.
ties of Cbamberisin's Cough Remedy. II
broke up tho cold and stepped the
coughing ike magic. and have never
since been trouh'ed With 0npp~.'
Chamherisin's Cough Remedy can al.
says no depended upon 10 break up Z
severe enid snd yard o6 any thrss,snsd
attack NJ pneumonia. II 10 pleasant "a
take. too. which makes Il the most do.
sirabIe AMI one Of the most popular
preparations in uss for these silmenis
For sale by T. X. Nobiet.
The state herald., 1901-02-01
THE GREAT
STRIKE!

Does not disturb us as we get
our Coal from fields not affected
BY. it,. And therefore are never
lust out" We have plenty Of
good Coal on hand at the old price
ot $500 per ton of 1000 lbs. And
reports to the contrary notwith-
standing have never thought of
asking $1,000 per ton.
Leave your orders at The
Farmers Lumber Yard and be
sure of having it filed with good
Coal.
M. SmGh@glmmd.
The state herald., 1901-02-01
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

Shortly after 4 O'clock tuesday moro.
ing the livery barn and sheds OF WiuHsld
Morris we're discovered in a ines sna in
an Incredible short time the building
and contents were entirely destroyed, "
we'll % the residence aad business pro.
perty Of Mr. Struble adjoining, Mr..
Strublr escaping in bis night clothes.
The hre hgd g.ined such bssd~sy
whsu discovered that il wsu impossible
to get tue horses out Ur TO save any OF
the vehicles or other property. DR..
Chipm.a opened the corral gate In ths
rear Of the stable aud liberated asvsfal
head Of horsss thsrriu, but the poor
beasts insi Je-fourteen in ali-sers con.
sumed oy the flames.
Tba Mcclure block, q two story brick
was 'hrsstsned NJ we'll a. the Ejnuuds
4 Brann.r meat market aud the Arcade
res'ur,nt and the ~Isensr OF the wind
only -vcrt-d u terrible ire
The livery barn was owned by T. W.
Mtchie vh"se loss was covor.d by IN.
surance. The coLtenis we're principally
ownei by Mr.. Morris VIII" carried no in-
sur.nc~, hence his totni ioss "a great. lie
has and Il. servss tho 81 mpsthy Of every.
one, bnt Win hiss plenty VI pluck and
~e hup- 10 sr- him on h,s feet ouce
mare soon ami 10 t,iis he will have The
co-operatiou OF our ol izeus generally.
When will Sterling learn tie necessity
'or II waterworts syhi. m.--Sisriins
Dem .erat
The state herald., 1901-02-01
HAxrUN.

A meeting vns held Hi the sehcoi
house Sunday nirh, tn o,ssnis~ m Ep'
worth League. The organization wss
effected ~i'b . membership ~ n.
There were 81 IN attendance NJ the
Sunday School In llnrub LAST Soodn.
A. H. H.njrn si~ has been c'niit.d
Ia he he'd fr couple oi monias !. ieei.
ing mpch batter md II hs hsab' u ck.
rel VII AEON b. N'ounj nvhip. uis tuI
broihcu from | linoia ar" her. On u Welt
70 him.
tn. rla.te'ipg q the new parsonage
wiil be completal this week
DR.. Fh,ier. Presiding Elder. preached
At Hartuu Wednesday night 10 = good
sudiapc.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

We had call yesturdsy frch Wa N.
Jordan, formerly Of LaHs'rk at one
time partner OF Charlie Faiut<r. in the
publication OF the HancosA connty
Herald. The gentleman idynow en-
gagged N the law bus ness, bespR a part.
ner in the firm OF Jordan 4 IRISH, Of
Des Moinas, Iowa, one Of The foremnst
firms OF the state. He came cn the a.
tsrnoon train and departed on tie next
a matter Of regret TO the iriepds here -
IHHarpe (lli.) QniiI.
W. N. Jor,ian will he remeubared by
The people OF Holyoks az see OF the
founder. OF the HERALD. Hstand @. W.
Painter moved the Hancock County
Herald plant TO Hoiyoke, OF rather to
tine present site Of Hol, oks ior there
was no towu here, then. ~. 1881 and
started the publication u NJ .s-.rATE
HERALD.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

Recent experiments show that all
clsssss Of I 'odr may bs completely d.
gssted by PREPARATION called Kodol
Dyspepsla Cure, which absolutely di-
gests what you sst. Asit 10 the snlv
combination Of ali the natural digestsnts
ever devised the demand for it has To-
come enormous. 1t has never failed to
cure the very wont cases Of indigestion
and II slv sys gives instant relisf.-CIty
Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-02-01
rnr.~.n,. C.n be Prevented.

This disease .lwn,s result, from cold
OF "n attack OF the grip mud ma, bc pre-.
vented hy the timely use oi Chanber.
Jams Cough R-mrdy. That remedy wa.
sxt-n.iv-i! used during the vpid.mics II
La Gnop'' II the past few Year,, nDd
oot SINGH. case has -ver b-sp reported
that oii not recover or that resulted In
pneumonia. sbich shows u tn he Ger.
'ain rr-ven i've of that dangerous dis
s.ss. Chmmh.rlaip's Cough Remedy ba-
sain.d worll vide reputation for it,
rni-s oi colds and giIp. For sale by r.
X. Noblst.
The state herald., 1901-02-01
TO rIiE DEAF,

A rich Indy. cured OF her deafness sni
noise IN the head by DR.. Ninbol on'a
Artificial Ear Drums. gave 500 o Ia his
Institute, 10 thai deaf people unable TO
procure the Ear Drums may have them
roc. Address No. n3, The Nicbol -ou
Institute. 40 Eighth Avenue. Nov yort.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

Tho board Of commissioners have
transferred e2o97.09 to the outstanding
deb, fund and the county trsssursr hms
issned = warrant call which will 10
published IN 'hs HxxaLp next ws-k.
We intended To publish IL this vs-t but
failed 20 sscur~ The copy In time to do co.
The state herald., 1901-02-01
Hew 10 Cure the drip.

Remain quietly At home and take
Chamberlain Cuugh Remedy ~ d..
r+c cd aud . qn,ck rscovsry is sure 70
Ioliuw. Ths, remedy countsiscx any
tendency OF the grip to resnlt in pn.u.
monis. which is really the only serious
danger, Among the ,eus oil thousands
who have used II for the grip not cns
case hss aver been reported tust did not
70 ,over. For sale by F. X. Noblet.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

The county commissioners will hold
their regular monthly meeting for Fso-
rusry On monday Feb. 4 1t which TINS
tile board 10 expeo,ed TO be called upon
to pass On the question Of r~hstiug tbs
penalty aud interest on delinquent ,sxes
on the application Of certain parties who
desire to purchase the tax certificates
held by tue county.
The state herald., 1901-02-01
The Little Philosopher.


James Barton tdams In Denver Post.
Say. whnts the use o. bein' kid.
An mammals treasure. an sich as that,
Who's all ths cookics an things is hid.
An her sayih they re hid from tie cStr Y
set on the porch every day an tiy
To think from the way this house 10 run
II oughnt to skip an leave 'em shy
Ola kid the siSe o. their precious son!
Wouldn't It cork emf
They abuss me jes' every way they can,
An all pretsndin' TO love me, too,
An call me their pretty little man
But men wouldn't stand 1t the way dol
I'd jes like to know what they boined me fur.
Or didn't born me girl. so they
Could tell my mamma look like her,
An then Id got cookies every day.
Jss' my luck!
They put me in twouscrs t'other day.
But am disgustiHed with the kind!
Amt built fur lite man. fur they
Hain't no hip pockets in 'em behind.
The legs amt cweascd. an they bag way ost.
An heard gentleman tell my mother
look like hop-toad. jes' about
A wide one way as I'm long the other.
Wouldn't that gag youi
Ny mamma calls me her little dear.
Her baby treasure. her only hops,
An says that the angels brought me hero
When wasn't bigeer'n pound O. sosp.
But say, II tho angels had me. though.
Up there In the sky. MS she says they did.
Dye reckon they'd ever a let me gof
N part with sich bootiful kidS
Not on your tintype!
Well. sich is life in the woolly west,
As papa says when his thiIIs 70 wrong.
N ! reckon I've got to do the best
l kin an keep n jogein' along.
Don't do no good. not u little bit.
To sct on th' step an worry col
Will vorryin' find them cookies7 Nit.
But i'ts mighty tough on n Kid Heigh hoi
Il makes me tired
The state herald., 1901-02-01

The o. 4 N surveyors ARE hero. II is
snrm'sed they are intending to survey
TOR locating coal sheds which it is
thought will be built here the coming
spring or summer. The company il IN.
tending to take great interest in beauti-
fyinR their ststions with parks.-WrAy
Timss.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

The young peoples society Of the Pres.
byterian church will observe Christian
Eudesvor Day on Susdny, Feb 2. In the
evening with = special program; the
service 10 tsks the place oi tho evening
srrsic., beginning ~ 7:3. The usual
service In the morning. All are invited.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

3. 4. Stamp ot Holyot. 10 agent for
the Monumental Branxs 20. OF Brogs.
port. Conn. See b,a al IN this issue oi
tho HERALD. lie ahowsd Us u sample
Of their work and quotes price. that Will
make u sn object Tor those d..t,pa
soods u this kind 10 consult him he.
fore purchasing
The state herald., 1901-02-01

Auona h'd i'nry Ri2 W.shiy
n HH r.m pp'um ~" ~ hrii
T. w'roni ~. -ims ii.g'i q, nIhar- ~
'ocal Noig. ei2 worhly SALARY aud rs.
b"ns'a Olh 'abl'ahci hon-s, pleasant
u,tmateti pos 'inna. fanid advancement
aid iiuiease ~ wages. Wit. ai rhce.
Addfrsa ButbER \ hLoER.
Dept. n, Nrw UAvEa, CoSs.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

Like bad dollars, oil counisri.irs ot
Dewnts Witch hsxel S.lvs are worth.
less. The original quickly cures plle.,
sores and vii skin diseases. Drug
Stofo.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

There IL alwHys danger IN us ~ couu-
Erislts OF Dswitt's Witch Hazel ssiv-.
TIE original 10 ssfs aud certain cure
tor piles. Il Is n soothing aud h.sl,, z
sslvs Tor sores spd oil sbip dissss~s.-
City Drug Stor~.
The state herald., 1901-02-01
The ladies' OF the Baptist church will
give musical and valentine social Feb

While In Yuma last week, George e,
Clark, proprietor OF the Star Roller Mills
OF Arapahoe, Neb.. sold W, A. Sheedy a
car load Of his celebrated hour.-Ynma
Pioue-r.
Mr.. Clark was for years one Of Hoi.
yokes successful bankers aad ,s nov II
seems making success Of the -four mill
business.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

Mrs. f. A. Pulley aud ron from Center.
viilsi TO-, arrived in Ho, yoke th,s week
and E. A. is sos happy. He has rsut. d
the Brooks r-s'isncs property ip tue
~sstsrn part VI town for . home.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

DR.. Phifer, Preridinu Elder Of tho NJ
Z. Church for this district. preached Al
the N. E. Church IN Holyoks ON Thurs
day evening Of this w.ek.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

Persons ~ho can not take Ordinary
pills find IL pit nsbr- To tax. D-wiii'.
Little Earl, R'--rS. They are the hest
little liver pills ever mad..s-Cit. Drug
Store.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

White Dove a,ur IN IN. b-st, Tor 1t In
known ali over tue ~esi. New maci,ir.
cry and new man makes b. tier Aunf
than old m,ils Gu. For sale ~ v. X.
Shsnlp
The state herald., 1901-02-01

The Ladies' Of tho NJ E. church will
give . George Washington Social on
February .. at the office OF W. q. Hsl-
land. Every body ,s invited.
The state herald., 1901-02-01
The sweetest s,ae orL,v,.s.

the sweetest Side OF Living.
We long FOR fame ind fortune,
And we gain them. 1t may be;
We strive for place and power,
And the pomp OF high desiee,
Then we learn in all the wcariness
or souls drunk deep with pride,
That the sweetest side Of living
IL the sweet home side.
No rich mans gold may win 1t,
Nor the poor mnu's lack may lose;
Just love that's true and tender
Is the purchase price to use;
And gladneas and content are yours,
Whatever shall betide.
For the sweetest side Of living
10 tue sweet home side.
RIPLEY d. SAUNDERS
The state herald., 1901-02-01

Millions oi I'sople are familiar with
DeWitt's Little Early Risers and th"ss
who uss them lind them TO be famous
little liver pills. Never grips.--Cny
Drug Btoss.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

Call IN and see my samples OF Ladies'
Tailor Made Dress Goods and leave ,our
order for Tailor Made SUIT. A perfec,
fit guaranteed. Mrs. Gates.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

" SrHD. Capable. reliable p.fson In ever,
ooun,l ~ represent iarrr roinpau, II solid u.
bnncia' reputation $50 ~alhry i..i Jsar, pa,ahle
weekly " i.r dai sh..,lu'ri sure aud nil ~
psp..s straight. binA.6dc. definite .slnfy. NJ
c4unl. io,n sg'nfl y 81 each ratnplqy aud "a.
Iesi', ~ ~ an,sn,, 'aeh p,i STANDARD
iiDtfE rl Drain ~ ~ tn,oAao.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

Mrs. VIM vi,scher accompanied b.,
her sistef.in-la~ Miss Vis.ch-r r-,urred
this week 10 her home IN acCock, Neb,'
from visit Of fes weeks H. uol,uk,.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

CT. Parker Of Julssburg, county
superintendent Of schools for Sedgwick
county was in Holyoks Wednesday on
businas.
The state herald., 1901-02-01
SPECIAL SALE

Commencing Feb, II and for one
wceh thereafter there will he IN sale a,
the furniture store y large line OF Ill
kiuds Of Carpets snd Rugs. Srecisl
price given.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

The B. & N. hes been loading . lsrp.
amount Of ice a Curtis, Neb this ws-L
Tor tho ice houses on the Alliance line.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

The revival services being held by
Rev. Smith at lbe Hargreaves school
houas are we'll attended and much inter.
est Is bong ehoVn
The state herald., 1901-02-01
LOOK HEREl

II you want 10 read the HERALD and
also first class monthly magazine for
tho coming year, va have a proposition
to offer ron. For the merit 90. days, to
all nee Subscribers Tor tho HERALD OF
old subscribers who pay one year In cd
vance on subscription, we will furnish
the HEhALD aud the National Mrgszine
Tor one year for the sum OF sl.I5. The
regular subscription price Of the HERALD
Ia $50 and the NHiionai Magazine IL
$40. Tha, gives you 'birt, per cen,
dl-coun, on the price Of The paper and
magazine. The National Magazine is
one Of the clevere~t np-:o-date illus.
'rstsd 100 page magazines published
Gail aud see . sample copy Of the maya.
zine.
The state herald., 1901-02-01
ATTORNEY GENERAL RENDERS
A DECISION IN TAX CUES.
TtnN


Boards Of county commissioners can
levy - muca - they please Tor school
purpos-s. The opinion rendered yss'sr.
day BY Atsosuvy General PoH 70 Mrs.
Gr-ufsi', state superintendent of public
instruction mskes this post clear. The
Iav oi 1889 repsslsd that portion Of ih-
statutes which limits the lazy Of schoo
tax by ''ouu'y mmissiouss. aside fros
special tss) 10 o mills. 90 that in future
csmmis.iopsrs are Only limited by ths,I
discretion IN making lsv,ss Tor school
purposes.
The opinion Of the attorney general |.
important. ins.Eueh ~ Il prac',cslly o.
loss tue commis missionsrs absolute pov~s
10 the matter Of Ievisa tor school pur
po~es. Bino' lss5 the lsv hiss provided
tor levy Of not less than 2 nor mor-
than o mills for tho support Of The
schools. In 1880 q Law vas pass~d
classifying the counties aud nships
levies In rac', clsAs ~ = rate that would
result In affecting the purposes Of ,hs
act. with the provision "ths' sny coant,
may levy such rate ~ II may s~e III foI
school purposss.' The nttorssy general
says II 10 clear this is general IN i,s scope
aud szprssAlv rcp~als oil sota 10 oonu,c,
thcrs~'th. lie says thst. "As section
s0.s N. lis Annotated Statutes is cisarly
In cnhict ~iib ih. net Of ls93. II IA cisa'
that =" murh Of ..i! section ms .copflc'-
With The a1f ii 1870 is ript-s.,y repealed
rnd ih'' conol, % lnmi' onr'- hre nol,
hmi,-i u, ,h'ir ds",rii q ~ ~ 't,n.
loves NJ ',hon' urpos. .inr' Apfi :
1870 i', iied geo. fnm ih' rh'
80 80 ~ y,f n sf.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

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e.ny year. surn pay. Honesty more than e1.
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