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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-15

You can drive a boy to school, but
you cannot make him learn.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-01-19
The Whitney Bros. Qyartette.

The third attraction Of the Library
Lecture Course appears at the Opera
House Wednesday, January 25.h.
Sale of reserved seats opens Monday.
January 23d, fen cents to ticket hold
ers, aud single tickets 25 and 35 cepis,
reserved Wednesday,
TIE Whitney Bnihers cnncert held
last evening carried one Of the largest
audiences Of the season bv storm. The
four bruthers are magnificent speei-
mems of Young manhood. They are
all fine singers, esch perfectly adapted
to his part. Mr.. J. NJ. Whitney 10 a
good impersonator: The whole con.
cert was pronounced a spscess.-Bufa-
10 Courier.
Each member IS 80 artist. They
were largely encored from start to en-
ish.-Ashland. Kentucky.
One If the best ever heard at this.
Chauiauqua.-Lexington, Kentcky.
The most popular ve have had in
yeara-Marieita, Georgia.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-01-19
4. Y. REPAIR SHOPS
shall we Try for Them
in Logane

The Hooking vslley railroad con-
templates removing their repair
shops from Columbus. Logan and
Jacksonville are places ppdeg copsid-
Grafton.
On Tuesday evening / r. Smith
OF the Hooking Valley railroad met
with q number of our business men
and presented the situation.
He thought that If Logan would
give q bonus sufisient to cover the
cost of removal and price of land
needed, we could secure this plant.
The shops employ from l6e to $50
men at wages averaging 50 per day.
These men and families would add
300 to 1000 to our population.
Their wages would be from three to
Eve hundred doflars week, three.
fourths of which would be spent ip
Logan. The price Of vacant ground
and renting houses would be ad-
yaneed; the business of the ,per-
chants would be Increased The
shops and associate works would. in
vite other useful citizens.
On motion of Mr.. Dolliron com.
mittee to canvass the town and as
certain the sentlmeut was adopted.
consls,ing of ]. B. Dollison. E: +.
Price, Mead Bowen, Dr.. Ranpells
and D, Y. Thurness.
This COMMITTEES VIII meet this
evening at the Mayors Office. aqd
invite the citizens 10 join with them.
The following committee. VAS ap.
pointed to ascertain the price. Of
land desired, viz: E. A. Huls. J.
A. Smith and F. N. Mckay.
The meeting adjourned To- Tues
day evening. January 3lst.
There il no argument for . live
business man. or citizen with Lo-
gan spirit, needed to fell the ad-
vantage ol securing these shops:
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-01-19
LOCAL NEWS,

| r. aarfinRtn: ot S0iuMnuS ~ Wis:
i.ing Logan relatives this week.
Ex-Treasurer. ]. H. Kline, died at
his home in C.lumhus this morning.
Bro. Wells OF the Nelsnnville Buck
eye was business visitor in our city
Tuesday.
The Whitney Brothers Quartette at
the Opera House, Wednesday, jan
uary 18th.
Mrs. John Donoyan of North Null
berry street is dangerously sick from
heart trouble.
Mise Zlut of Lancaster spent Sunday
in Logan with the Misses Mary aud
Helen B.assius.
Miss Anna Powers of Mullen, Ida
ho, will arrive in Logan today to lit
! Mss Dora Nell Green.
Next Wednesday night, January
25,h. the Whitney Brothers Quar,e,.e
at the Opera Honse. "a aud a5c.
Mesers. F. F. and John Rempel at
tended Cingalee at the Great Southern
Theater, in Columbus. Saturday.
Mr.. Adolph Stedom and family Of
Nelsonville visited in Logau Sunday
the guests Of John Canty and wife.
Mr.. W. F. Smith. salic,tor for the
Bell Telephone company, at Giouster,
spent Sunday with his wife in Logan.
Harry o. Wright. Tod sledem. DIAL
Sberrard, Charley Houston and A. R
McBroom were in Columbus Sunday.
Harry Raudebaugh has resigned hrs
position in Frasch Brothers. bakers
and has accepted a similar position in
Lancaster.
DR.. Steward is slowly improving,
and when able to travel will 90 to Salt
Lake City, with his brother, who is .
resident OF that place.
At the PRESBYTERIAN church next
Sunday, Rev. John Gouyley Of Lam
caster, will hold communion service in
the morning. Regular preaching in
the evening:
Bill Doyle. an old railroad man,
who lives near Henry Trimmer, is se.
riously sick from kidney and heart
trouble. and not mueh hopes are enter.
tanned for his recovery.
Mr.. Thomas Woods, for some yeals
engaged at the Logan Foundry, LETT
on last Monday for Little Rock. Ar
kansas. where he will make hrs future
hume. His family will follow him In
the spring.
The many friends Of Frank Brown.
Of Brown Br.ihera who has been in
Cincinnati for the last four weeks un-
der medical treatment. will he pleased
to learn that he returned home yesier-
completely restored to health. and
ready aud cheerful u attend TO bis
usual business. -: asf s<
Mrs. W. H. Acker, who has been
for several DAYS at the. bedside Of her
brother, James 2. ;lSsrentz. !. who is
dangerously I'LL; and sapder. treatment
at i;t. Francis Hospital .in- Columbus,
returned home last evening. Her
brother is receiving evefys possible at
tention aud his eo,rdltien, while serioos,
continues to be no mure alarming.
Commissioner Strents was called to
Lancaster on last Saturday afternoon
to attend the funeral Of Mr.. Fred
Croft. who died in the S0th year Of
his age. He was Mr., Streutz's bose.
and the family was his relatives in all
that kindness and affection could show
to the Boy otIhs early day, who made
his home with them for eleven years.
The deceased was at one time the lead
ing contractor and builder of Lancas-
ter, api from HIM Mr.. Strentz learned
the lessons which makes him the excel
lent mechanic and prudent CONTRACTOR
his life in Logan shows him to be.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-01-19
Installation Of Officers f

On Tuesday evening. January II.
1905, the knight. Of st: John. St.
Mary's Auxiliary and St. lusepb's ca.
diets held their annual. installation Of
uficers at the Red Mems Hall. Peter
Shrader acted as installing officer for
the Knights and Cadets. while Rev.
Fr- Mat,mgy performed the same Off
ces for the Auxiliary. A bountiful
supper was served and a pleasant 90:
cial evening wss enjoyed by all. food
music and dancing prolonged the social
session until a late hour
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-01-19
Notice

BIidget Marshall. whose res,depce IL IN.
known. win take notice that on. the 3Oth day
aled his net,ti"n IN the Court Of Co@pon
Pleas Of Hoekis G County. Ohio. being Sallse
No. 1856, praying a divorce from said Bridget
more than three years last past. and that
said cause will ha for hearing ON and after
February II, 1875.
OSCAR MARSHALL.
JOHN C. PETIT. Attorney for PlSintif.
January S ,l905-6w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-01-19
Notice..

william Terry. whose res!nenoe IL uu.
known. will take notice that on the 2oth dev
if Decen: ber. 1904. Emma Terry died her pc.
tition in the t'onrt of Common Pleas IN
Hooking County. Ohio. heing cause No a634,
ON the ground of wilful absence IHt more
than three years last. past, and that said
cause will be for hearing on and after Feb
rpary 10Th. l9c5. f''H
JOIN C. PBrTIT. Attarney for Plai1ia0.
9sss@ef! q. .la:SH. '"'
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-01-19
Probate Notica

Notice ia HEREBY gwen that the following
accounts and vouchers have been flled In
the Probate Court OF Hooking County. Ohm.
for First Partial Settlement. John +. Mutter
Administrator Of the Estate OF ], .ha Nutter,
hearing on the 2nh day of January a. y.
1905. at 10 O'Clock o. m. or as SOON thereafter
as may be convenient.
January S, l905-SW.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-01-19
Q.B, ANNeUNCEMENYs
REV. J o. BROWN. PASTOR.
Sabbath School, 9 a. m.
Public preaching. 10 a N.

Junior 7. P. c. O., Up. %.
Senior 7. ?. c. U., ep. N.
Public preaching, Z p. m.
Themes of Sermons: Morning,
1.-THE Eleventh COMMANDMENT
will be Il e theme of the Sabbath
morning sermon. Evangellstic ser.
vices at z p. m. A cordial vel
come to all.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-01-19
Good Health
to the
Children

Children especially arefond Of dainties,
and the housekeeper must look carefully
to their food.
As good cake can be made only with
good eggs, 50 also cake that is health
ful as well as dainty must be raised with
a pure and perfect baking powder.
Royal Baking Powder is indispensable
in the preparation Of the highest quality
Of food, It imparts that peculiar light
ness, sweetness and favor noticed in the
finest cake. biscuit, doughnuts, crusts. etc.,
and what is more important renders the
food wholesome and agreeable to young
and Old.
soyAl sasss 'oxpss NEW yesx
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-01-19
P|NksT'0cK
Murder Case-Three of
the Family are
Indicted
Arriened Tuesday and Plead
s.Not Guiltyp-E. D. Rick
etts for the Defense.

Some time ago we published no
tice of the death of the old mar
Pinxstock, and suspicion that h'
had been murdered.
The las, grand jury found an in
dictment against the son, Charles
and his wife. and the daughter. I'm
mediately on receiving the warrant
Sheriff Thomas and deputy, Capt
Ryan, went to the Pirks,ock resi-
dence and made the arrest.
The old man Pinks:ock was th
owner of q farm near Buenavista.
He was old and somewhat childish.
His wife died some years ago, and
he lived With his children On the
home farm. In order ts compensate
the children for tak,ng care of hum.
he decided them hls farm. From
neighborhood talk, they did not gel
on agreeablY, and the old man had
on several occssions threatened to
revoke his deed or will.
The family CLAIM that his death
resulted from injuries sustained by
a fall. at the spring, but the coro'
ner's inquest showed that the injury
causing aeath could not have hap.
pened that way.
On Friday afternoon, the aherifl
and Cap Ryan made the trip Of
twenty miles, staying all night with
Nathan Plank, near neighbor. Be,
fore daylight the next morning they
were at Pinkstock's, finding the
ram,ly all in bed, in one small roorn.
The son and wife and Eve chill
dren, and the daughter, were oro''
to Logan and placed ip Jail,
The children have beep taken to
the ChiIdren's Home.
The prisoners will not talk. 1'hev
are very ignorant and said to be
very immoral.
The case will not be tried this
term. and in order that 20 emhar,
assment may result in securing q
Jury xho have made up thei'
minds from reading the sEsG1sE1
(and all citizens 6t to be iurymen
read the SEsr1NELl We wln not give
a.y of she details Of .he case a told
US by witnesses and neighbors:
Wien the trial comes of the SEN
r1sEL will publuh fpll reports.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-01-19
r
INSURANCE.

Z Several If the Fire Insurance
, Companies heretofore repre-
b resented by w. W. McCraY !
8 & Son have placed Their agen- Z
cles with the undersigned, I
who are now their representa-
stives in Logan, Ohio, of the
=, following named companies
, The Columbia, of Dayton, "; 1
: the German, OF Freeport, ILL.,; I
! Milwaukee, Mechanics. of Mil I
wankee, Wis.; the Western !
Undervri.ers, of Chicago. H. !
2 linois, and others. soliciting
} the patronage and renewals of !
) policies at expiration thereof !
I we are prepared to write any Z
I legitimate Fire Insurance bu-
\ siness shat may be entrusted
=, tn us at reasonable rates.
. Give us a call. Office over .
: Fox's Meat Market, Main !
I Street. Logan. o. =
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-01-19

The court was occupied on Mon.
iday in hearing . case Of disputed
title TO- the iVhaleu property. The
court has not yet rendered a de-
ciri0n.
Tuesday was occupied in setting
the docket Court adjourned uttil
Saturday.
Next week the jury will sit and
the work of the coart begin,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-04

She and her company have sailed from
Rio Janeiro for New York. where they
are expected to arrive not later than
November -.
All the rights and titles of the play.
The County Chairman" written by
George W. AIDE. has been sold By Hen
ny Savage 10 MAelyn Arbuekls. who
has been starring in the title role, and
Joseph +, Lnekeit. manager Of the Co
lnmbla tbeateF Of this city.
Nine. Lillian Nordica will soon be,
come the bride Of Captain Joseph r.
Delamar. the wealthy owner Of the
Idaho silver mine that bears his name
Maude Fcaley. the young American
actress who last year vas leading NO
man with Sir Harry Irving In Eng
lAnd. utanad a contract recehtly 10 b.
come q star under the management d
John Corr OF Seattle. general mana
ger of the Northwestern Theatrical
association. The contract will 80 In
/ TO effect next season. when Miss Peal
ey Wlll b. presented in q new plA,
written for her By Martha Morton.
Benjamin Cullen u the Empire The
alter a. PittsbuFE, we'll known In theal
rieai circles throughout the country
died recently Of pneumoniA. MT Cni
len was formerly proprietor of the
alter al San Francisco.
During the Fecent German ARM
uaAnonyeFu Prince Harold uf Denmark
With his regiment was expecting Al
attack ~ a. IN But the enemy ha'
the bad manners 10 arrive al 4 an
baRKcd the prince anu hia men Will
they weFp asleep. The prince h thinb
ing n protesting TO The Hague e.
aunAi
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-04
Conquest .. Great
American Desert


Were ali OF arid America nt for the
living It could be occupied By q third
Of the entire population Of the United
States. co into the foothills Of Colo
RADIO and Nevada. There the sage
brush springs from the sand ns II does
on the sun-baked mssas Of Arizona aud
New Mexico away 70 the south. The
statistician estimates that even in Kan
aaH. Nebraska and the Dak0tas fully
II. 100000 acres win produce only =
sennty herbage-just enough to keep
range cattle alive q few weeks during
the grazing season-yet these states
| are not considered q part OF the des-
ert.
Already q modern miracle has been
wrought The one who has mot visited
/ the oasis created By irrigation may
scout this assertion. but should he
chance into the valley through which
the Rio Pecos COWS. or in Colorado
along the Poudre river. the landscape
Of neld, orchard and garden which ma
ture has created In q literal wilder
| ness will convince him beyond tha
shadow ~ a doubt. In the southwest
fruits and grains both OF the tropie
and temperate zones are 20 be seen
growing in luxuFiance where yester-
day only crossword. sagebruah and
cactus existed.
Vet the coil IL unchanged. save fer
the application Of water II IL tia.
Of the desert-without moisture. al
most incapable OF supporting life
when mOistened. however, these par
ticies 81 sand. even alkan rock. con
tsin properties 90 fertile that FROM
them springs vegetation mere abun
dant and luxuFiant than the crops tia
are gathered from the rich loam Of In
diana and Illinois ana the fertile val
, legs 81 New York itself.
A Though less than 10 per cent 81 tn
available area fer irrigation has thu
far been reached. IN Colorado itself n
less than 20 per cent Of the land
available for cultivation depends upol
= the ARTIFICIAL water supply. Ties
farms aggregate 10000 acres. Tn
E south Platte valley. the most exten
( aively irrigated region in the Unite'
5 States. Including portions Of Colorado
q wyominE and Nebraska. has 10000
l. acres which are ar1iaciaiIy water@t
y Farms in Utah thus supplied aEgreEat
e 10000 acres. Arizona contains 10000
e acres. New Mexico $4,000 acres. NJ
e braska 10000. while some Of the mos
L productive valleys % California. whic
4 send sheir fruit and vegetables By d
e carload % all parts OF the Unite
4 States. az well IA the principal citis
d o. Europe. are hurtnrsd entireiy b
D wells and canals. Yet the average sis
g Of an irrigated farm 10 net ever I
e acre& which gives an idea Of the mI
liens sf people who to-day Deepen
d Upsn thsss great water works for the
e liwalih0M6
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-04
UNVEILS STATUTE TO MOTION
Grandson Draws Aside the Curtain
Cleveland Delivers the EuIoay.

Nebraska City. Neb.-In the pres
ence OF 5000 persons. and with elab-
crate ceremonies. a statute Of ].
Sterling Morton, secretary Of agricul-
ture in the last Cleveland cabinet, and
founder Of Arbor day. was unveiled
al Morton park Saturday afternoon
Sterling Morton. 3 grandson Of the
secretary, drew aside the curtain
which exposed the statute TO view.
There were six addresses, pricipal Of
which was that Of Mr.. Cleveland,
which was a touching eulogy Of his
former cabinet of1eer and personal
friend
Other addresses were by Governor
Mickey, who welcomed the visitors
Hon. Hilary A. Herbert, David R
Francis. Mr.. Stevenson and DR.. Georgs
L. Miller. the latter OF Omaha
Perfect weather greeted the thou
sands Of persons who came to witness
the unwilling OF the Morton monument
The special train carrying the for
mer President and Mrs. Cleveland and
party OF nearly 100 persons arrived
lover the Burlington at $50 In tbs
morning. In this party were formei
Vice President Adiai E Stevenson
Paul Morton and daughter, Miss Paul
inc Morton, Joy Morton. Mark Morton
Secretary Hilary E. Herbert. DR.. AM
Mrs. Bryant OF New York. GOverno
David r. Francis. Robert Green
Michael Cudahy. James H. Eckels ant
F. L, Evans. President Ripley Of tn
Santa Fe railway. @. II. Harris ant
d. T Cable also arrived by specis
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-04

FF1nh PtKley-s The Prince % Phi.
sea ls stili ca earth aud will travel
u. 600 miles this seAs0n. Il Is billed
a. the p0renHiAiiy popular pleas
AhIFy
W. r Hodges. last year with Mrs.
Wigs og tho Cabbage Patch. and re-
csnuy star % the dsfaHcS -Eighteen
Niles trum Home Il to play = lead
Tag part in Tbs Waite Cat Al the
New Amsterdam in Nsw York.
Charles DaitoH II an English acioS
wka came Ia this eountEy arss 10 The
sign - the Cross Ills prnuuncia
lion and rtuncaAltun II the poor old
doWusFuaash. EnEliah language are -
perfect that he may safely be called
one u tho nnest readers nos befors
the public,
Herbert Ksiosy and Alas Eias shan
nnn resume their starring next mouit
In a dramaiisatlon BY HARRY u. Smith
o. -Ths Lightning Conductor" ans
not 10 The Rsctor's Gardca. - wai
FrcUntly stated
Mms BrrnhaFdy IL 10 open hci
American tour in Chicago after All
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-04
WASHINGTON NOTES.

The state railroad commission will
endeavor 10 stop the railroad pass
evil'' by requiring transportation com
panies 90 forward 10 1t Al certain In
tervais lists Of all persons TO whom
free transportation has been issued
during certain periods. These records
will be open 10 inspection at the com
missions Office
The apple crop in the country trib-
utary 20 Tekoa is almost a complete
failure and there is a strong demand
for good winter apples at high prices.
Louis Zeigler and wife of Spokane
left Thursday evening on IL months
trip around the world Al Seattle they
will board the Great Northern steamer
Minnesota, FALLING for the orient on
November s. and will then be safely
, launched on a leisurely globe trottinE
expedition.
The success OF the Columbia county
barley pool in securing 80 cents a cen.
tai for It's grain has resulted In =
determination for permanent organ
iEation OF the barley growers. Plans
have been formulated for joint stock
company, to be known as the Colum
bia County Barley Growers associa
ton.
The year old son OF George Ger
man. a Columbia valley farmer, died al
sumas from an accidental gunshol
wound Indicted by his year old bro
Their
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-04
BOMB, KNIFE, TORCH
MOB RULES ABSOLUTE In CITY
OF ODESSA, RUSSIA.
"tiOOiissss" Armed With Weapons Of
Every Description Rob and Murder
Peacefully InelInsd--MaIorIty Of 1000
Killed are Jews-No Troops for
Martial Law II Deereed.

Odessa. Nov 3.-Mob rule Is abso-
lutte in the CRY and mobs Of thousands
of 'dooligans. armed with biudge5ns.
revolyers and weapons OF every de-
scription are piilaging. rubbing and
numbering the peacefully inclined. So
far Inene has been more than Two
Thousand killed or wounded. The ma
gority are Jews. the fury of me mon
having been especially directed
against them.
an the Jewish quarter the scenes Of
brutality are well nigh indescribahle
Mobs Of from one 20 three hundred
rushed here and tnere. killing Jews
without respect for age or sex. and
piilAging their shops. A number 81
buildings we're put TO the torch and il
several Instances the occupants weFs
burned 10 death.
The Jews are now brAyely defend
ing themselves in their homes. beini
well supplied with arms As this dis
patch vas sent, the central part q
the city Is reeehOing with rife ans
revolver shots LoyAiists procession
carrying portraits Of the car and na
tionAl banners. are paradiBg tn
streets. The professions are com
posed for the most part Of women ant
girls. screaming out the national an
them like inearnate fuFies. suggesting
the worst phases Of the Paris CON
mune. The governor has issued d.
cree reimposing martial Law. but Their
are NO troops 10 carry out his mar
date.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-04

A new way IN which animals may
bsneFt the human race without yield
ting their bodies for food in suggested
says the BostOn Transcript. by = ret.
ter recently received by the secretary
Of = rural English agricultural 80
siety. IL IL a. follows:
Slr-I partickly wish the safety 10
be called % consider the case what
follows, ~ I think Il mite be maid
Tranxtienable In the next Reports. Ny
VIII had q Tombd Cat that dyd. Bsine
a torture shell and a CRATE favrit. We
had Him berried In the Guardian and
for the sake OF the enrichment Of the
mould I had the earks deposited under
the roots Of a Gotsberry Bush gThe
Fruts being MP TN then Of smooth
kind. But the next SesOns Frute,
after the Cat was berried. the Gosbev.
riss was all hairy, and more Remark.
able the CatpillsFa Of the same Rush
was Al Of the same Hairy Description
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-04


owner and editor Of the Iowa State
Register. one Of the leading papers Of
the West In 1855 he was elected TO
Congress and served two terms. Az
terward he moved to Chicago aud vas
one OF the owners OF the Inter Ocean.
President Grant appointed him post
master Of Chicago and be served eight
years. when Harrison assumed Office
in 1880 he made Palmer public printer.
This position carries with IL large sal,
airy ana influence. The public printer
directs tha greatest printing plant in
the country. with 1000 employees and a
mammoth building He selects the Of.
fcers Of this department and makes
all the purchases Of machinery and
material. with the advent OF the sec
ond Cleveland Administered ton Palmer
retired. but President Mckinley re.
appointed him In 1897 aud he served
until President Roosevelt ordered hii
renewal last week.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-04
IDAHO TAX Levy HOLDS.
Supreme Court Ruling Against North.
ern Counties.

ern Counties.
Boise. Idaho. Nov 2.-The supreme
court has decided that the state tax
levy certified 10 the various counties is
constitutional This point was raised
~ 10 the authorities OF Shoshone, La
TAB and NeE Perez counties. They
claimed the levy exceeded the i've
mills on the dollar authorized by the
constitution 10 be raised for state
purposes" The matter was brought
into court In the form OF an action Of
the state board against each Of the
three counties asking for y writ Of
mandate compelling each TO extend
the levy as certified. The opinion rem
dcred is In the case against NeE Perez
county. being made applicable TO the
other two.
The state claimed the amount levied
for state purposes did not exceed the
Eve mill limit. other amounts such ~
those for meeting interest, etc. not be
ing included in the constitutions
limit It's claim was that the ltmii
applied only 20 taxation for running
the state government during the perioC
tor which the tax was to be called
| Attention is called TO the fact tina
there is no limit 10 the state indebted
ness that may be created as the as
sessed valuation increases. a. II maj
always be up to IL mills on th'
dollar.