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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-26
in Lincoln County, State of Oregon
Mill, Railroads and Timber Tract
S. P. D. Railroad No. II
(AIsea southsrn)

2S4 miles main line completed from northern
terminus on Yaquina Bay. This railroad built
for logging purposes and dumps into Yaquina
Bay. Car ferry slips. car barge and stern wheel
transferring ears to Yaauina Northern at va.
quina. Fee simple main line right Of way. Six
tenths miles additional main line graded Sc miles
ard gauge 60 lb. rail. sand ballast, roadbed
fairiI well seasoned, structureS heaviest loading
Maximum grade, $50 vs.. empties. 29o vs.. loads
l6 deg. maximum curvature. Water supply, en-.
gine. service houses. warehouse, booraing grounds
log booms and pockets ready for operation, This
line taps approximately 1900 900 IT, timber
owned by this corporation and described below.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-26
S. P. D. Railroad No. IL
CYsquina Northsrn)

Conneeting at Yaquina terminus So. Pae. br
Main line completed 1913 miles; graded IL miles
additional; 276 miles sidngs completed; zoe
miles spurs completed Engine houses oil and
water facilities. log dumps. booming ground at
Yaquina Terminal. Fee simple right of way.
Standard gauge STU ID. rail. sand ballast, we'll
seasoned roadbed. Structures for heaviest load
ing, wide eiearanees, no tunnes. Maximum
eurvaanrs ls deg. Maximum grade. vs.. loads
2.5%; W. empties 3.7eh. This road taps tim
bered area Of nearly billion it.. mostly Douglas
Fir and Sitka Spruce, with some Remlock and
Cedar. which can be reached with continuous
logging development
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-26

47e.ooo #; cedar, l5ll6.ooo fl. Complete topo-
graphical maps and spur line locations, beyond
present grading developed for logging entire tract
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-26
Properties on Olympic Peninsula, Stat

Mill and railroad open up largest hitherto undeveope
production available for rail- coaswise and export trade.
One large established privately owned mill now opera
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-26

Dc water below Toledo mill. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-26

This Sale Il being ad-
vertised simultaneous
ly In all principal cities
In the United States,
Canada, Europe and
South America.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-26

Address all Communications
United States Spruce Production Corporation
Yeon Building, Portland, Oregon, U. S. A.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-09-19

heart since the Romans destroyed his
nationality 1850 years ago.
The sad sweetness of the music
its prayerful melody-prepared the
audience to make the emotional out
bursts that followed.
Following Zimro, Judge Pam deliv.
cred his address Of welcome as chair
man of the Chicago convention COM
mittee.
Pam Welcomes Delegates.
Il welcome you not only in behalf
of Chicago, but in behalf of the en-
tire middle west, which has contribut-
ed as much of the striving in the Zion
list cause" he began.
Judge Pam early struck the keynote
of the convention-he unified cooper
alton of all Jewry for the restoration
of Palestine.
He spoke of the changes resulting
since the last convention held year
ago in Pittsburgh. Since then, he said,
not only Jews, but the entire world,
has become interested in the move
ment
The war has brought Palestine be-
fore the world, he asserted, and the
right of self determination of all ma
tions. large and small, is the guaran.
tee of the homeland.
$50 far as the political entity of
Palestine is concerned, it is here" he
cried amid cheering. "The entire ques-
ton is whether we can convert that
political entity into a living reality"
Judge Mack, in his presidential adj
dress, reviewed the past years activi-
ties of the Zionist Organization OF
America.
Membership Is Increased.
During the year, he said, the Zion
list membership increased from 10O,-
900 to 100000, and he hoped that in
another year the enrolment would be
100000. He believes that nine-tenths
of all Jews are active, or at heart,
Zionists.
Recalling the year just passed, he
said it had started auspiciously.
at was just year ago that that
leader. not merly of this country, but
of all humanity, Woodrow Wilson, in
his New Years letter to Dr. Wise gave
his political adhesion and approval to
the Balfour declaration.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-09-19

"And then came the great Paris
conference, at which and through
which we expect the Balfour declara-
ton to be made a part of the body of
international law and justice. But we
Zionists must not exaggerate.
"The Balfour declaration was an Of
fer. The Endorsements of all the other
allied governments were an endorse
ment Of an offer-an offer that is, we
trust, to be repeated through the
peace conference.
Could Not Give Mandate.
"But as yet no mandate has been
given. In the nature of things, this
could not be. We hoped and hoped and
hoped that the peace conference would
have ended long ago, and that at this
convention we could bring you the JOY
full announcement that the mandate
for which we hoped had been granted.
But, as you know, the treaty with
Turkey has not yet been made. A lea
que of nations has not yet been es-
tablished. No mandate, therefore,
could be given.
"But we have the pledged word of
Great Britain, Endorsed by France. by
President Wilson, by all the other al
lied nations and with the expressed
personal assurances of all the leading
allied statesmen of the world, say
we look forward with absolute conf.
dence that in due course the mandate
will issue.
"What is at that we ar eassured this
mandate will be? That Paletine, sep
are from Turkey, will be put under
the maiadotry protection Of that noble
country, Great Britain, and that the
guiding, fundamental purpose Of the
mandate will be declared to be the
establishment of Palestine as the ma
tional home land of the Jewish people.
at is going to be up to the Jewish
people of the world to take advantage
of that opportunity. An opportunity
for all Jews who want to go, to go to
Palestine to rebuild the land, to re-
create Jewish civilization in the full
est sense of the word.
Can Be Only One Land.
what about the Jews in other lands
when that day comes? What about
this dual nationality that so many
people seem to be afraid of? Those
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-09-19

Jews who remained in the land Of their
birth and their adoption, Of course,
are citizens of that land alone. No man
can owe allegiance to TWO lands. That
can beto one land only.
"The Jew in America, the Jew in
England, anywhere, is and will be
now and forever a true and loyal citi-
zen. He will woe and grant to it full
allegiance. But he will be akin to the
Jewish people who established in Pal
estine. He will be the proud possessor
of their messages, through him the
light that will again shine from Zion
will go forth.
"On the money side America for the
next five years must be the main sup
port. Europe is in poverty. South Afri-
ca, Canada, South America, England
and France will do their share. The
rest of Europe ha sail it can do to keep
it's own people from starvation.
"Our great and silent leader Judge
Brandeis), brings back from Palestine
a message of the highest authority
that before immigration can begin in
any COIlSlucldDlc ucSIcc lldidlid uluoe
be stamped out, and with malaria,
trachoma and all other totally unnec-
essary diseases"
Judge Mack then referred to the
medical work being carried on by the
Jews in Palestine.
Asks Confidence Vote.
"If you approve of what we have
done during the same year," he said
in conclusion, "give us your vote Of
confidence. Give US yourself, your
manhood, your womanhood, your
thought, your strength and work.
$50 out and stir up Jewry to make
them know that this is all Jewry's
problems, and that the days of SQUAD
bles and theories are over, that today
Jewry can stand hand in hand work.
ing for the land of our ancestors and
for the home of the regenerated jew"
A warm fight developed over the
election of convention officers, the
radical socialists showing their hand
as observation-disclosures. One ele-
ment contends that an autocracy is be-
ing built up in the organization.
Judge Mack was finally elected
chairman, and DR.. Wise and Louis
Lipsky, vice chairmen. The secre-
The Dermott news., 1919-06-19
ACT NU. lto. AunrONed I-thrunrA -, I9In.

tH A-# --FrH= #'frt .fHftts-. hvrEe- -heetz. te'sgraa etsbts= and aHHatna aztr rep#Ir,rs B IT.. .ea ihe pH.IU5tao et tHs#f isaHf frayHdss thHt HIf tits>= sHufHHH. fepa4r man vim. peri #E4H l. hai ur l..rsaA u4traa+i f-a rhe rtu4a P at #7S eHf-e5e- 5nrfu5ue tfrrS Uud ali e2Ast. naeiatz a.eesssfit- tar 1Etumn= r.Iaz -a== azN, -at- .ts=a. .tsH=- IseH. NRa Il fAe production =oa the8E #aheH. and uHen all au,l# N-=-ts-#.# et4HH4aga=. #4t4.Ha- hituE trUs E5 ir#2 Eafsa uua aH HtHsr N,Alll,- th. aains at money Ges fer flUes Ies.aEH, or hhot furnished F.eyfl,# iNat # ra-~ss non Of Inc No .lfe f. fentlasd such pef-en sha#i have th- fI-li tu s,I tho same for s4tistas- ttau of the deht Provides thut the sate shUH he upon notice. and that such person shall make a bond to be fixed by a JuSt5,e ot the peace m such sums aS the JustIee may fix That 1T posses sion ef the property has been lost. such pcrsau may avail h,nself of the lien within au days by nl,us with the clerk ot the Circuit Court of the county the demand due. tog ether with do~crIP- ton Of the property to be affected hN the said Hen. That the clerk shall ell ter such lien upon the lien record Of the county. and that suit ou such lien must be brought within four months m Che GhUneery Court of the county.
The Dermott news., 1919-06-19
ACT No. ft6. AnnFpNFu NInr, fUIn

An Att theus iuE tbc tm, or holding GhHHetr3= Cunt in in. Eighth t'A4uc.fR District T,Nrs thc time for such courts as follows.
 Randolph County first Tuesday in March and September
 sharp eeuttY tuarthcru dtstticD. second Tuesday in March and suptem- Der
 Lawrence County tsastrtn dtstr}cn. fourth Tuesd47 lu stpra and tbird Tues day in September
 Lawrence County twestoru dfstrirD. first Tuesday In April and first Faes day in September
 Fulton County. second Tuesday in April and October.
 Baxter County. third Tu..day in Apri and October.
 sharp County tsouttern dtstrtcD first Tuesday iii N8t and Sux,mher
 Izafd County. second Tuesday fn May and November.
 Jackson County fourth Tuesday in May and NoveW b,f
 lndepend.nee county. fourth Tuesday tn tuae and December
 Stau, County second Tuesday in June and December.
 Clehurat County third Tuedsay in June and December.
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ACT No. 23l. Approved March II, 1919.

An Ast to provide for County Board Of Education m each county of the state. Provides that all schools except tfoSe in cities and towns shall be un- der the control of the County Board of Education. said board to be elected by qualified electors ot the county at each annual election. Said board to be com posed of five members. not more than TWO of which snail be from the same township and shall hold office for . term of i've years. Said board shali have the control of schools school funds, and shall perform such duties in relation thereto as has heretofore boon imposed upon county judges. They shall meet at least four times a year, and at such other times as shall be necessary. Regular meetings to be Held on the second Saturday in March June. September and December Pro- videS that they shah have the power to discharge the county superintendent hN vote of four members of the board ttN"S the salary ot county suporinten- dent at not more than tSa0. in coun- ilts of less thnn 3Hadn papUlat ton. ana In #othel counties at S2.foo In case of " vacancy on tho board tho other mem bsrs of the taafd shall ,fset a qualified person to All such vacancy. who shall serve until the next annUal school cleo tion.
The Dermott news., 1919-06-19
ACT No. N0. AnprpN February n. 1919.

An Act te accept thc benefits of an Aet of Congress rroVI5liHg Tor Noca- ttouol education. Provides for the avz eeHHa#ee e# the hrHeat ef tGe Act of Gau4I9ss euttaed eNn Aet ie pHas4de fas vocational eausaatou#s Makes the State Treasurer custodian of h" funds derived iram zueh aet agl makes the Statc E1ord of tdu5Etiou Inc aoard for the purpose ot s3rrsIn& Into effect the pEay isH9ug =eE iaH Federal aet #Ha tht- a#E. which EneHa hal ha1e all ueer-- =#HA authority se formulate pans Tor Inc promotion a1 vocational education ta pr1Bote and a#8 lfia Inc .stuhll- hmrut AE AeeH ea#aras=tHez ut zruaat>. ae- uaHtHf=tt= =# G#5=-a=. tfaz t9 e@fr 5f f-h sH53 determine f=, Errefai dUa 't#sHt- lsHz ta hg possessed b4 persons tu- =aa=et 5H tHe fE8rr.az of Naeaffaual teachers. ana s#aa,es the Stesa Saprrz IuEff.daHf aE I.5#4z.a EH= tH##tl-a the eN- e=Ht |Tg= =at.#aar aH ~aah ba#fj
 Prov ts- for Ia. aa..s#fl,a of enr= Hf5H aa uae n## eH faa U. t##f at#ali tekt'fr pfaurTfE Iu tae Stafc= said laNs- ta le aa-a Iuta tae Sl#ae t#e5-- uEg lz a ssHailte iahd 1ar vocational aaHa #t##H
 tppHaHl44te- tha sum, =ef $as.eee out e# tHe a,ua5af Hss eHa. taaH5 aud =ap= pf=HrHtte= StnH.a8o ##f ef sHH eHea- t#-H' ssI# tfH.ta =HaHa f.HHr i..#s taf Che s#s#He aH t'e#aH.s# and =t=tt# aH# to schools ut#ss'nE luz#EH=Hlau n saau- H.HaE a4.sH=zaza
The Dermott news., 1919-06-19
NDIN No. -. AnnraA.-tI- -I-..Ittttr. nm.

Hu Asl 5a aE=.aI Ae. Aa tz- ef- the t5v#v-=ft gH t#E4 Isa#AH l.
 H# l#ae ir i.#.>H Ntlet- r rul4s, . 8t f.=- -srt Hsr =aH. ftHu. == #,afpat=ttfau 't= titapo-f= =tulH teEa state. sE fIuu -ln, a-a -s .A4 auathrH r.aee iu th.s Sttte- or ie =atH ar tF rtah- poFf iHta. CT ia ac- ..esf. tn th5E StEf.. IT auS m8uu. pE hE aHA means Nhat~e.Nrs. uuS a seu. hoH1c. yinpus. -pHltu"u~ er tcrmcuto3 hQuofs or any compound thereof That It shall b" unlawful fur aUN person. tIrW uf corporation fo receive any such ] ls4uors. and prev iaes that no property r4ght, et HHt tfnd st3ii exist in any hguors. and such iquaIS are forfeited tu the state Makvs lt unlawful for any person ta iuducv any railroad com son io carry. transport or ship into this state. for delivery to hmSeIf or any other person. hy ftHure to notify the carr for ot the truy contents of sir. l. shipment Prohibits thr keeping of any such Iquors 'u any locker CT ether place la any soetal club ar frutrruaI ofEan}1atjoas fixes the venue fur pros cautions under th#s act m any counties in h1eh such liquors aIe found Per- mtts the shipment iutu fHta State of aI- 'uaol for medicinal and mechanical purposes, and wines for strictly saeru- mental purposes. and provides thr mC Cth0d for sG,A el BHutut= EtNrs th, peual ltS for thc violation of this Het# at not lrss thau $IaH or more than g 0uo or tmprIsnumt for not tees thuu 3u days nor mese thsn % daYs Fixes the tee ut prosecuting attorney fer coHstc-
 ton under thls at Ht s2s.
The Dermott news., 1919-06-19
tCF No. ia3. ApproN cd March T, 1912.

An Act fer the supervision ef hHe .r# sullrev t9tIuE bureaus and tu Tcfwit competition 0t ths IT -UT8Uge hu#Es},ss- A8 Pet~,Hs- firms aud safpufaf tsus ,rz EH-cd m tho business af Ire insurance rItc nlaiN0ue aHs d,tmed tu=k kt ratIus aateaas. Requires ft4t eNetE fatlu=# hare=z @h4N Inspect e#eh Ht.k k au# shall furnish a=euHy vf #te safvaxs te tn, ea u.r of thv prppeEtA at hts re- quest.
 Prohibits mafstps ef agreements st sugh bureaus W5tt lhe tusnraa th4s thT whole or EHF p#tf eE hls HuslEzt-. aAult be Hla#e3 a###l =HE HatHfsut#H oaturaIy Provides ttlz f4r fH~stHlu#r Comm ~ienst taaN require terarts ffom Et.HtE =hn8 IuNa uaarr ia examine se4# sarf= tureHue gH'rlz-a, IH tIF Sf.tr EreHhtts as~sttfa' a'Haz=un m fufes hz t.aeh bureaus. .and 2.b.ae. compla4ut 5a uatg tnat .u,H discrimination k hr- TBE tHGd,. Ihs Committeeman af iH=lt# uns" shall tuNt-l'satr sUth Iut-= and stHaii have tt" FaN eH 10 o4E.ef st .,Haf -. n fats- tfaNE#Ias That #tIsar ttr fua s4fftuse oHnfuHEF HHf1eS a rsHHt m N. ef five Nrats The soil#as--4o sh8th order a reduction Al tatrS Frurtlrs that any r4tluL bureau must a,'ut.t ta tsHuhsrstfp uaN l, m -Ufty authorized t# dc tusiae-z In tb#a Sfat. Prov Id,5 shat uathtng m this shall pNsA-uf competition by insurance eompantcs. ana that ne aErcV8 ui for the fixing oi rates can he made except in cemp!t- ancc with thi~ net.
 Provides a penalty for the violation . ef the of a line of s25 te see0 for each offcusc- Appropriates $ G66 for tb" expense of the office of the InSur- uncc 6ummisslau
The Dermott news., 1919-06-19
AtG Nu=ta. Appro4Cd .IaunaFA ZS. t0f9.

Au tc. ta r.=uflrs# tH# sUt#aaInn at ruHat special z.haa5 districts. e=s=
 Provide that Haaa#e .u a#tea tr#- ritets may et-aHtle 6alaH =ngsza. schaa a#=f55#z- HH.l5 tao He ##H Hsa vtded faH n Section fHEa at k ###N H. geat zAai. =r azrHHHHs.HHza #z EHHH show 0.n= IhG territory embraced #u s#aH district. and suFH r#ufIHu Uud map shall be Urls ulld to as.a lallrla -ltsa5zza- who sh#t} perform the aut=s- Imposed upon the maEHr af Ezt.ez and te8H- within Tae ar.stra' ...t TH=4t =4sG judge shaH e8H aa elaeff1u# and apps uf thrte Quaa aHed gI#.tafs ra uoH{ ~8aF election tu Aate an tA- Ht-ee--d -rH--# district amt 5tt =urG Ftv#-HaU Jdg ,EE#- tors ~baAl. .iAza. yl-et a1N tlzaE raEz IHat Within five l4>--EatH4 tHa a4te=ef a#- election the r4a4e==ef tan election ~Ha4l file Iha letuHHs- Na1aI4 sH=a. e==atut eleH=a. and ut IEe Inst rl-HI=f# aT taIauHHed date ot The Eu4Htt G4HtH tErteattrf the court shall eauva-s thc vote #HI declare Lhe rrsutt and shall uHsc saEs pron rj1te orders When an efeeiHau has heeu called up election can hc ar- dered on uuuther petition Ior Jhe sam, territory or part thereof. unless an ad- verse vote HHz been had on the first petition Provides for the election of two directors every two years after the formation of the district and pro vides further that such districts so ur- ganized shall have the rlght to borrow money.
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board of assessment A dun

board of assessment A duplicate copy of such appointments shall be filed with the county clerk, who shall certify the same to the Tax Commission. Provides that the Tax Commission shall furnish necessary copies of all lists, etc, to the county clerk. who shall have a sui fictent number of copies printed for the aso ef the county, Provides that prop erty shall be assessed as of it's owner ship and value on the first day of May. Requires the assessor to publish notice on the dates on which he will be in each township. Requires the board to sit on the day for which notice has been given and value all property pre- sented. Requires the owner of property to list the same during the time said board k sitting, and requires him to answer upon oath all questions pro pounded to him by the board Pro Hides that uou-rrstdcut owners and those unaVotdahly assent may have their property listed by an agent or hy verified lists filed with the assessor before the day of the assessment Of property in such township. Provides A penalty of . per cent for delinquent Assessments. with minimum penalty Of Sis00. Makes il the duty of the board to visit the residence or place of business of any delinquent and value his property and make out an assess mcnt fi-t against him not later than la days after the adjournment Provides that the members Of the board shall receive g A day and 50 cents for each delinquent tax list. Prescribes an oath Tor taxpayers to take before the as sessment of their property. Provides for an appeal to the County Court net lat'r than the 25th day of September Provides that heariug on appeal may Inc had at the October term after such assessment Requires the assessor to call meeting of the members of the boards of the different townships be tween the 10th and 20th of August of each year. Provides for the assessment or estate in gaCh odd mum hpTad year. Requires the assessor to make reports to the Arkansas Tax Commis- sion. Fixes the foes of the assessors. Requires the assessor to assess all property which has been left off of the assessment list when the same has been placed on the assessment book hN the county clerk. Authorizes the Tay Commission to direct the county clerk to place any property omitted on the tax books
 Hepeals Act 234 of 1917
The Dermott news., 1919-06-19
AGT No. 77. Approved February n. 1ole.


 An Act to authorize the Board of Control to purchase a farm to be op- erated in conjunction with the State Hospital for Nervous Diseases. Au- thorizes the board to purchase farm within 10 miles of the institution. uu- der control Of the board. Such farm not to exceed 500 acres. Provides that said farm will be operated 1T conjunc- ton with the Hospital for Nervous bas= eases. and provides that such inmates of the hospital as would be benefited thereby may be worked on such farm. No inmate to be worked to The dvtri- ment of his health or mental condition. Provides for an assistant SupcItpttu- dent at the salary of $2.5op Prov tdes for the use of the products on such farm by the institutions under control of the board and other State iEStt,u- tions and for sale of the surplus
 Provides that record of receipts and disbursements shall be kept and reported quarterly tn the state aud4io- rlal department AppropriHtes S5aHo0 for the purchase and ruu pmout of such farm FtNcs th" salary or the Board ot Control at 5000 per aunum each. and for the secretary uf such board at $2.400 per anunm. and provides that such board may accept free trdrspOr= tation from railroads
The Dermott news., 1919-06-19
ACI No. it.. NpproAPd March |, 1919,

An Fcf fo pr0V Itc f0r tho redemptIon of lands sold ta the state fof taxes. but not eeruaed l." the Commissioner of state Lands Provides that utt lands forfeited tH the state for taxes prior to IFuN. which have not been ctrtttird to the Commissioner of State Lands are #eare.1ed and set astde and held for uauEht That lands sold to the State since 1908 or hereafter which have not been erFuhtd to the comm SSfou.r may be redeemed hy nHuR with the eommis- sluuer A #eeraaeete from the clerk uf the county showing the sale of the hand, thr amount ot the taxes. penalty and cost duo thereon. and tho payment thereon. Hud make n sworn statement m W #lfiHa that he Is the holder af such land Provides that upon such show IuE thc eeuW3~,i ieucr shalt execute a deed to saeh FtrsaH.
The Dermott news., 1919-06-19
ACT No. ai, ApproN ftrhruarN Ia. fpIp.

An Act ta amend Aet Nu IIg of IqI-
 I#aN Iete= that cfEtts= ef tHt flat and second class may prescribe a license for any person. urm or corporation tu- EaEed m carrying ou er follow Ing any tIado. business. professional Nurattou or calijHE within the corporate limits of such city That the CIJ Council shall provide rules and regulations for the payment of such license. but in fix ing tho penalty for failure ta pay such license the penalty cannot he Ercatrr than dauble the amount af the license provided. Prov des that the ordinance shgil not be effective untiI It has been published once week for four cuusec- uaNe weeks, and pToN ides tbat upon d. petition of E per cent of the ausfffsd voters ot such city. said ordinance shall be referred to she people and it a majority shall vote for it. the ordt- nance will stand. and if ajurtty vote against 1t. the same shall bo repealed
The Dermott news., 1919-06-19
ACT No. Ia-. ADproytI March Ipta

An Act To impose a license on each dog in the State ot Arkansas Pre- Stdes that all dogs eVrr months old shall be listed for taxation. and pro NideS further that the owner of every dog over months of age shall pay an annual license Of Sl Provides that N hen any sheep or any other live @tocI, k killed or injured by duES that the Wner shall rcpoft to a Justice of the praTc. who shall appoint appraisers to fix the damage and report shah b., flied with the county clerk and if the County Count finds Inc claim ta be Just one he shall allow lt and order tt tu be paid cut ef the dog fax fund. and also pret 'd.s teat the fees of the jus aetS aHd thv appraisers shall be pAii out of the dog tax fuud
 ftpEtacs a penalty ot not less than S@ nor moro than SIa for failure to. pav license on daE1 and preN ltre that auy duS without a leeH-e ahaH bv killed