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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-30

In all this tax controversy THE
COMET has had but one motive, and
that was to place Trustee Jackson be-
fore the public in the true light. We
state again for the benefit of the Staff
that under the law this committee APP
pointed by the court could only be ad-
visory, but having agreed to be con-
trolled by its findings Mr.. Jackson was
in honor bound to abide by it's decision
and it is needless to say that he was.
Because the Staff did not get this no.
tice it has gone blind in it's madness,
and broods all day and dreams by
night of the ducats it so badly needs
that are rolling into the Golfers of The
COMET. Tt presumes we will get $l45
for this work, and thus presuming,
tries to make out what it would do
with 80 much money. To relieve this
strain that is so apparent to all who
notice the Solomon who thinks he is
citing the staff, we don't mind adj
hitting that we will get about half
that amount. The Staff says tie Her.
aid and Tribune agreed to do the work
for SIS. The bid of the Staff was y
cents line, and, if it has figured the
amount correctly for the Herald and
Tribune the Staff would have gotten
about $50. Now, isn't that an awful
amount to cry about all summer? Not
getting the notice it has found Mr..
Jackson and THE COMET guilty of col
fusion to rob widows and orphans and
the poor and unfortunate in the tax
sales of 1908. This was year ago and
not word was uttered by this edi-
torial purgative until his paper failed
TO connect this time. The inference is
plain. For tax notice amounting TO
the paltry sum of $50 Mr.. Jackson
would have been worthy OF reelection
and the crime of 1908 would have
passe unnoticed. Just word about
this horrible crime and we will dismiss
the matter forever. Under the reve-
nue. law Of 1903 all clerks Of courts and
clerks aud masters were required to
certify to the trustee list of all lands
where bills or suits were pending for
the collection of taxes and the trustee
was required to advertise and sell
same, II transpired that there was a
number of salts pending in the chan
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-30

A tragedy occurred last Sunday even
lug in the woods near the mouth of
Rock creek, between J. Z. Woodward
and Isaac Nelson, employees of the
government fishery, and Luther Kee-
yer, ayoung man residing in that COM
munity and who works on the section
of the South and Western Railroad, in
which tragedy Woodward and Nelson
each received several painful and seri-
GUS knife woudds at the hands of Kee-
yer, and both men aae now confined to
their homes as consequence. DR.. II.
@. Banner dressed the wounds of the
two men, and they are both doing as
we'll as could be expected at this time.
--Drwin Magnet.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-30

unknown lots 13 to 16 blk 1 carnegie
add lst ave, total tax Oh
unknown lots l & 2 blklG carnegie add
2nd ave. total tax o.
unknown lot 26 blk B Martin addition
Poplar st, total tax o.
unknown lots 8, & 10 blk 1G carnegie
add 2nd ave, total tax 40
unknown 10 acres bounded by tucker
and barnes land, total tax | 40
unknown 5 acres bounded by Deer Park
Templin and orleans st, total tax 50
vanderbilt lots & 10 blk 50 carneg-
lie add king st, total tax 1 Oh
white Thomae acre bounded by
carnegie add king st, total tax 4 IS
white REV rR (col) town lot carnegie
add 2nd ave, total tax "a
wing lots II to 20 blk G5 carnegie
add It'll ave, totol tax l %
NINTH DISTRICT, CORPORATION ONLY
brown lot 81 block Crandall addi-
ton Gilmer street, total tax 2S
Britt elizabeth lot T block A carr addi-
ton 9th avenue, total tax B 13
Cantwell W L lots 7 to 10 block IS car
negie addition 9th avenue total tax
/ 10
crowell lot % block / carnegie adj
ditiOn 2nd avenue, total tax 43
patton Abe and lizzie lots 80 and 30
block k carnegie addition 2nd av-
enue, total tax %
Fe,lpe peford and wallace lots lG to 19
block s Love addition hamilton street
total tax 2 rs
Ferlee, Deford and wallace lot 10 block
10 Love addition hamilton street, to-
tai tax 2 rs
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-30

jackson L NJ lot Al block 4 Love adj
dltlon Fulton street, total tax 8 80
Keith 4 P lot } Of 5 block 4 orandlal
addition willow street, total tax 4 10
kirkpatrick, shields Rogan, Barnes
land 81 acres, total tax 80
Lair c II heirs lot IS block Love addi-
ton west Main street, total tax 2 Is
Love Minnie col East Park and cherry
street, total tax 50
Molesworth lots "a and IS block
watauga avenue, total tax II 90
Olmsted J of lot block II in the
carnegie Land and improvement com
pany's addition, on 2nd avenue, total
tax -2S
Pierce MRS lot 80 block II East PARK
henry street, total tax IS 80
pierce II lot SO block II East Park
henry street, total tax ~
reed John lots and block rs carne-
gle addition 18th avenue, total tax
%
smith c lot % block 10 Love addition
Lamont street, total cost IL
unknown lots II to 20 block 5 carnegie
addition lst avenue, total cost 20
UnknoN lots 8, 8 and 10 block % car
negie addition Bird avenue, total cost
woodruff J paws addition alley, Gold
smith & Camp I town lot, total tax
wood A lot 1919 block 10 johnson city
addition Pine street, total tax 90 IS
And if said sale is not completed on
said first Monday in July, the same
will continue from day to day until
completed. H. G. JACKSON,
Trustee.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-30

Mr.. Slack, the technical head of the
Staff, may sign all of his editorials,
la Hearst, but he convinces no one
that he writes them or even dictates
the policy of his paper. We regret
that our distinguished contemporary is
thus overshadowed, as it were, by a
man who seems to control him as COM
pletely as Svengali did Trilby, and
evidently by the same magic influence,
if hereally believes his own estimate
of his father in-law. OF course Mr..
Slack is young, and deserves credit for
his ability to edit a democratic paper
in Abingdon and republican organ
here. He had to change politics every
time he crossed the State line, and is
the only man we know that could do
this or would even try to do so. u.
Munsey Slack at the bottom of an arti-
Gle, powerful as it is, does not drive
Jim Cox from between the lines. 1t
was Jim Cox who solicited Trustee
Jackson several months ago to give the
tax notice this year to his SON in law
because he was democrat; it was Jim
Cox who told several parties that THE
COMET had advertised its last tax sale;
it was Jim Cox who told the Trustee
that if he had not agreed to the COM
mittee's report he wanted to take the
matter up with him in the interest Of
his son-in law; it was Jim Cox who
told what position the Staff would
take and what it would say; it was E.
Munsey Slack who said he would give
Mr.. Jackson nice notice because he
was allowed to pay his taxes free Of
penalties. Now, who do you suppose
it was who vented his spleen upon Mr..
jackson?
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-30

Gerry courts Of this county for taxes due
for the years 1S9l-2-34 and even
further back, and practically all of this
property belonged to nonresident
spectators in Johnson City dirt, who
were only unfortunate in their invest
ment-no widows and orphans were in
volyed at all. Mr.. Jackson gave the
advertising to THE COMET. Because
of the fact that the copy was not pre-
pared correctly the matter was set
twice and necessarily run four times to
make the sale legal. For this work
we charged So for each description.
This is the same amount the staff
charged ON two previous occasions
when it published nearly all of the
same matter. Our bill Of 5000 was al
lowed by the court and included set
Element in full for all fees, amounting
to several hundred dollars, due us ii
the pending suits. When the land wa
being sold we were present and bid il
for ourselves and friends over 500
worth, thus paying into the count,
over half the expense of the advertis
ing. This is the modern holdup tn
Staff would have you believe has beef
committed. If that be treason, the
make the most of it.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-30
To the Editor OF THE COMET:

Who can tell what may grow from a
small beginning? The small triangle
at the corner of Market street and the
railway W i'll bloom later, and may en-
large its influence till there will be
larger and better ones all around. Go
thou and do better if you do not like
that.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-30
A Parody.

1 had dream the other night
When all around was still,
/ dreamed l saw poor Landon
A sitting on hill.
A corn cob pipe was in his mouth,
A tear was in his eye,
Says he, "they'll beat me North and
Sonth,"
But Henry does not cry.
X. X. X.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-30

We are authorized and requested to
announce the name of Fl. O. Jackson
as a candidate for the Office Of trustee
of Washington county, subject to the
will Of the voters at the ensuing Au-
gust election.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-30

In the election to abolish saloons
Winchester made mistake in voting
under the Dortch law. Ii should have
had viva voce vote by all means.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-30
DELINQUENT
TIA X P AY E r S
Take Notice.

ON TIE FIRST MONDAYIN JULY
NEXT
At the Court House door in Jonesboro,
Washington county, I will offer for
public sale all the real estate belong
ing to Delinquent Taxpayers for the
year 1908. The following is list of
such delinquents, the district in which
the property is situated, and the num-
Der of acres in each tract:
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-30

There are some styles that Johnson
City girls cannot adopt For instance,
they can't find room in their stockings
for pockets.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-30
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor,
JAMES B. FRAZIER.
For Secretary Of State,
JOHN W. MORTON.
For Comptroller,
FRANK DIBRELL.
For State Treasurer,
REAU E. FOLK.
For Sheriff,
GUS BRODERICK.
For Trustee,
H. G. JACKSON.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-30
THIRD DISTRICT

Third
Bennett w % acres bounded by Des-
Ter, Bolton, Glaze and Railroad, to-
tai tax SO rs
Hilton H G acres bounded by Broy-
les, Broyles, Broyles and Broyles,
total tax / q
Mathes Jacob heirs l. acres bounded
by Baxter, Taylor, Chandler and
Gold, total tax 81
FOURTH DISTRICT
Sliger Geo (coD1 acre bounded by Bal
ley, Lloyd, Lloyd and Kilby, total
tax GA
Whaley Catherine so acres bounded by
Iron Works, Iron Works, Birchfield
and Iron Works, total tax ! SO
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-30

DR.. L. McCollum, wife and daughter
passed through the city Wednesday
from Huntdale, N. c., returning to
their old home in Ohio. They came
to this city several years ago and later
moved to Huntdale where the DR., had
large lumber interests.
Lieut.. McIlroy, who visited Nelson
Campbell for a few days, has returned
to his home at Irwin, Ohio. He stop
ped off at Chattanooga where he spent
a few days studying the battle grounds
Lieut.. McIlroy has been assigned to
the infantry aud will be sent to Pekin,
China, where he will be on the Lega-
ton Guard.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-30

The trouble with the staff is that it
has a chronic case of father in law.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-30


ELEVENTH DISTRICT
Mosier John acres bounded by sny.
der, friday, friday and Friday, to-
tai tax 2 &c
wine III heirs acres bounded by Arch.
er, crump, crump and nall, total
tax 81
TWELFTH DISTRICT
bacon c II acres bounded by Morton,
barnes, Morton and Bacon, total tax
so
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT
Gibson GO acres bounded by neither
land, Haws, keys and Lacy, total tax
o.. 6 46
Mitchell chase 20 acres bounded by will
lock, wilcox, COX and wilcox, total
tax Ga
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT.
coats John 20 acres bounded by wilcox,
cox, crous and COX, total tax 80
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT OUTSIDE
Sliger H NJ "a acres bounded by miller,
simpson, welsh and smith, total tax
05
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT, INSIDE
Blair L heirs 1 acre bounded by slem-
mons, railroad and Green, total tax
80
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT
Stevenson Frank heirs Il acres bound
ed by smith, CARRIER, Deihl and Ad-
ans, total tax SO
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT
vance 90 acres bounded by NC
orackin, slagle, cloyd and carson,
total tax 10
NINTH DISTRICT, INSIDE
Brumley NJ A lot block A carnegie ad
dition 4th avenue, total tax 66
chase & earvin lot 80 to so block II car
negie addition Bird avenue, total tax
80
castlew A lots 20 and 20 block carne-
negie addition End avenue, total tax
VA
Cowan ] C lot Is block 80 carnegie adj
dition 3rd avenue, total tax 66
pennington F lots % to "a block 3 car
negie addition End avenue, total tax
| GA
Duffleld nelson col lot 80 block 10 Di-
vision street, total cost OF
Ellis John col town lot Love addition
west Market street, total tax 6 81
Farnsworth lots to 70 block SO car
negie addition Bird avenue.
Farnsworth lots 90 to 80 block 93 car
negie addition 4th avenue.
Farnsworth lots to and II to 81
block "a carnegie addition 4th ave-
nue..
Farnesworth F lots to block G9 car
negie addition 9th avenue, total tax
80
Felts Miss heirs town lot block AZ car
negie addition 4th avenue, total tax
80
Greenlee Mary col town lot block 16
Market street, total tax Q go
Garnett slots to 6 block 80 carnegie
addition 4th avenue, total tax 80
hicks Thos W lot 1872 block 10 East Park
Alton street, total tax AZ
male W col lot 104 block 8 East Park
henry street, total tax 6 sc
Hoss Mrs Lizzie lot 66 block 80 king
street. total tax ii 90
male W E lot part of y block A Love adj
dition west Main street, total tax Sc
nall sarah lots AZ to A block 4 wilson
avenue and Unaka avenue.
nall sarah lots 80 to 3S block wilson
avenue and Bird avenue, total tax
II SO
hampton lot 81 block 10 East park
and henry street. total tax 80
huff harrison | town lot block Is peer
park and spencer street, total tax
6 05
Jacobs Il | town lot wilder addition
LIST avenue.
jacobs II lots and block wilder
addition 1st avenue, total tax so
johnson Ed heirs lot so block 30 king
street, total tax 70
Jones col lot II block, East Park
and Claiborn street, total tax SO
Jones lot 2 block Martin addition
Locust street, total tax 6 OF
Frankland Land co lots "a to 25 block 4
carnegie addition 2nd avenue.
Frankland Land 90 lot 10 block 1S car
negie Addition End avenue.
Frankland Land co lots to 10 and 10 to
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-30
FIFTH DISTRICT

Pritchard Harvey 53 acres bounded by |
Hilbert, Smith, Smith and Love-
grove, total tax 8 80 !
SEVENTH DISTRICT
Furguson G Il acre bounded by
Moulton, Warren, Wexler and Street,
total tax 277
Hensley W D 2SO acres bounded by
Hensley, Hensley, Morrison and
Hensley, total tax so
Mcdonald Miss Minnie 1 town lot
bounded by Road, Wexler, Wexler
and Broyles, total tax / SO
EIGHTH DISTRICT
Dunn heirs As acres bounded by Love,
Hammit Anders and Feathers, to-
tai tax G7
Golf Miss Emaline p acres bounded by
Leach, Scott, Harvey and Saylor, to-
Harvey W S 100 acres bounded by
Price, Lilley, Paul and Hammit, to-
tai tax II 90
Merridith r. II 10 acres bounded by
Jones, Hartsell, Hartsell and Hart
sell 50
NINTH DISTRICT OUTSIDE
Barnes L A acres bounded by Trus
Ter, Stepp, Barnes and Jones, totaI
tax 2 Y
Leonard Mrs A j acres bounded by
Carr, b Leonard, Robbins and /
Leonard, total tax ! 2
Smalling Wright 7 acre bounded b!
Hurlbut. Bolton, Smith and Smith
total tax s.
US B & L Co J acre bonded by Lyle
Leonard, Leonard and Leonard, to
tai tax 5
Wheeler D heirs acre bounded b,
S & W RR, Hobson, So W RR au'
Gardner 8
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-30

Pritchard Harvey 90 acres bounded by
Hilbert, Smith, Smith and Love-
grove, total tax 8 30
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-30

bacon c II acres bounded by Morton,
barnes, Morton and bacon, total tax
| 50
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1sr. 68 acres. 40. 90
935 p NV. Sr. .35. 90
621 Az sw. 6r&sta- .2O.D0
1864 e Sc, 6r. 20. 90
2013 14th NV, 6r. 1880
ga E NV, basem'nt i 90
J 1911 K ne, Or.
ID HOUSES.
i Wyoming av, lsr, 2b. $50
4th near A ne, 15r. 100
Riggs near 18th, Sr. 100
14th st ex, Or. 30
! Magnolia, Ar. IS
Mass av & 22d. 13r, 2b. rs
ICES.
.%<o:W
425 18th NV, Sd for. $50,
with heat.
RES.
BLES.
l24S 9Th NV, rear.....@s
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ExCHANGE-wILL TRADE EQUITY OF
81 900 In lot subject to 81 800. for two o. three
small houses, and pay cash difference. J. q
KENNEDY CAMPBELL. l413 G Ut. NV.
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PROPOSALS.

SALE OF OLD MATERIAL AT THE NAVY y
Yard Washington. d. C.-There will be sold at
the Navy Yard Washington. d. c., material be-
longing to the navy. condemned as uniit for use
therein consisting of scrap iron scrap STEEL Steel
cuttings, common bronze, manganese bronze, brass
turnngs cartridge-ease turnings. ashes, einders
and broken crucibes The sale will be for cash
to the highest bidder. by sealed proposals to be
opened at IL o'clock noon, March 5. 1904. Scheti-
uies containing form of proposals and terms OF
sale will be furnished on application TO the Gen
eral Storekeeper, Navy Yard. Washington D. c.
CIIAS. H. DARLING, Acting Secretary Of the Navy.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON,
February proposals VIII be rses a
day, February %, 1904 for certain electric light
wiring in the q. S. Treasury building, Washington.
D. G. Drawings and specifications can be obtained
Will not be considered. The department reserves
the right to reject any and all bids and to waive
defects. Each proposal must be accompanied by
certified check in the sum OF two hundred dollars
5000, drawn to the order Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, as a guarantee of good faith Proposals
should be addressed to the Secretary Of the Treas
liry, Washington, D. c.. and indorsed: Proposal
for Electric Light Wiring, O. s. Treasury building.
Washington, D. c." II. A. TAYLOR. Acting Sec
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