The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-08
.IOOkOUTFOR The DOGS"
n Last Of "Musts" Laid
Down by the Auditor.
In Case Of Herr Against Marion
National Bank, the Defendant
(iIes Amended Answer.

cincts of the county reported at the
office of County Auditor Charles l..
ALLEN. Saturday afternoon, and re-
ceived insAuctions preliminary to
beginning the work this week. They
started on their rounds Monday md
will continue to work until the mid
die Of May.
The County Auditor informed the
assessors that there are number
Of merchants in Marion and Marion
county who are selling cigarettes or
cigarette wrappers without the re-
quired license, which costs SIS
year.
The assessors were instructed to
be diligent this year in their efforts
to list every merchant who sells
such material
The law in regard to this reads.
"Any one who engages in the retail
business of trafficing In cigarettes
or cigarette wrappers or any sub
stitute shall be assessed SIS annual
ly."
SAACO iOVh AOt thO uS6o, Woo
likewise among the auditors in
structions. He reminded the assess
ors that probably no county in the
state Is more completely overrun by
the canine tribe than is Marion
county yet despite this fact only a
few hundred are returned by the
assessors every year. He informed
x thA khAk
o. a dog cannot be found, the man
who own the land where the canine
lives may be assessed.
The assessors were also instructed
TO- be careful in listing all OF the
buildings which have gone UP In the
last year. Marion county, particular
~ the city Of Marion, has been en-
Toying an unprecedented building
boom during the past year. and the
auditor believes that the assessors
should report record breaking list
OF this class Of property.
In addition to performing their
annual duty Of listing the property
OF the citizens, each assessor as in
structed to make an enumeration of
ali voters in the county. This enum-
Grafton is taken every four years,
preceding presidential elections
Insthe suit of John Herr against
the Marion National Bank. the de-
fendant company. through its at.
torney. l.. B. McNeal, has filed an
amended answer. denying that It had
knowledge Of any fraud, II any really
existed. In regard to the note which
Herr gave to G. f., Foster. repre-
sentative Of the Winslow Voting
Machine company.
The bank company says that Il
paid Foster $1,000 for the note and
a fnat Judgment was regularly oh.
tained against Herr. The company
admits that Herr was not notified
y the time judgment was taken,
ana says furthermore that It was not
necessary to notify him, owing to
the TACT that judgment was taken
oy warrant Of attorney.
Herr says that he took 81 00o
worth OF stock In the voting machine
company with the understanding
that a plant would be built here. He
says that 1t was never Intended to
buiid plant In this city and that
foster aud the bank company knew
tnis. He gave his note for the stock
ana now he asks that this note be
declared null and void. rf.
Or three marriage licenses issued
Dy Probate Judge Foster, Saturday
TWO were taken out for the marriage
o. people who obtained divorce dc
crees In the local court OF common
pIeas during the past few weeks.
MRS. Bessie Breymaier, aged twen-
". was divorced about three weeka
ago from Henry A. Breymaier. Sat
urday. she was licensed to marry
Harry tspiedel, aged twenty joue, a
niachinist living In this city. Mrs.
Eta Whteman, aged thirty-fve.
who was divorced from wilbert
Dnffey a few days ago, was licensed
to 2arry Theodore ]. Knapp, La.
Rue telegraph operator. aged forty
two.
A suit Tor divorce against Arthur
q. Shahstah was brought In the
court Of common pleas Monday, by
Ada D. Shahfstall Through her at
torney, H. r., Hill, Mrs, shaffstall
charges her husband with deserting
her five years ago. She also says
he has been guilty OF associating
with other women and with failure
n provide for her. They were mar
rid IN Moral April Z, 1901. and
hays no children.
This Fahit OF Benjamin waddcl
against Hesekiah Wilson, brought to