Independent-Herald from Yuba City, California • 2

THE SUTTER INDEPENDENT: YUBA CITY, THURSDAY JUNE 1903. 2 SIJTTRK INDRPhNDRNT THE SITTER I 1 1 1 1 I' IT It II I NG COM I A I1 r. n-1 1 rK C. PHIPPS, Editor and Manager. 1 more for cattle, and the meat trust will in turn take it out of the pockets of the-consumers, and the consumers well, of course you know the fable I of the chicken and the axe.

3UB8 IRIPTION ft ATZB ONE YKK f2 0O SIX MuNTJh 1 II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I. I II II 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I It I I I I I I I Darkest Eussia is still a cave of gloom in spite of the cner the Russians ha assumed in the last few decades. 1 If the universities keep on eonferr-1 ing degrees upon our President he will have to get a basket to carry them around in. A few oiled roads around Yuba tile on I rl 1 iff I I llm lnl- ikI lit ilitnk. THE MMIKK I DKIKNDKNT lm btM'ii In tin pnMtollire nt Yulm ity an Hucnud-rliisN nittil mutter nVERTIRINO RATES Legal advertising.

urn K'luure, lirat inner- ton $1 on Each ulMtnut Insertion, per miire 50 Tommeirial and foreign advertising ate made known on apidieatlon. i City now would be very acceptable, This is the season for heavy and in-, creased road tratlic in the county and as it all centers here the sur-, burban homes and fruit oichards will be covered with dust before fall un-i less the roads are wet with oil. We i know it costs money but every comfort we have in this world costs money. The increased road tax we would pay would be offset by the increased comfort of living here through the dusty season. They are all Mind-readers "It Is doubtful if such kindness and courtesycan be met anywhere else as is shown by the rail-roademployeson the through trains west of Chicago.

They are ail mind-readers. All you have to do is to look a little anxious and somebody will immediately volunteer the exact information you need. You are looked alter like a welcome guest. This letter was written by a lady who made the trip across the continent in a Rock Island tourist sleeping car. All that it is necessary to add is that these cars leave San Francisco daily via the El Paso-Rock Island Route; Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays via the Scenic line.

Folders giving full information can be had at any Southern Pacific ticket othce, or by addressing F. W. Thompson, G. W. 603 Market San Francisco, Cak aw('TN)rii 4V Suri Cure for Piles.

Itching piles produce moisture and cause itching. This form, as well as blind, bleeding or protruding piles are cured by I)r. Pile Jicmedy. Stops itching and bleeding'. Absorbs tumors.

50c a jar at druggist, or sent by mail. Treatise free. Write me about your case. Dr. Bo-sanko, Philadelphia, Pa.

For sale by Dr. A. E. Kosby, YubaCity. OASTOniA.

Bfcri th II18 Kind You Have Always Bought Bignatur of Independent Shoeing Shop Plnin shueii, 41 25; Steel Toes, $1.,15: Calked 0, 1, 2, I. 4, 41 50, A and 6, 42.00. tt.C. 1oolr Soil, Third Marysville. Phone Red 801 COUNTY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY TAKE NOTICE! Office of the Assessor of Sutter County.

Personal Property Tax Notice. It is estimated that Andrew Carnegie has given away 100,000,001) for library purposes. He might do worse, considering' his great wealth. Some people seem determined to stir up sectional animosity between the north and south. Cut it out.

If you cant live in peace in thiscountry go over to Turkey or Russia or down in South America. With the saloons all abolishing the free lunch counters in some of the large cities, the bar-room politicians will soon be in a bad way. The only thing for them to fall back on are the temperance soup houses. A French Count who has arrived in New York thinks he can give aristocratic society something to think about. Any old scate with a handle to his name can create an excitement in the American smart set." 1 1 is estimated that 1,000,000 immigrants will reach this country during the present fiscal year and it is safe to say that a majority of them aro the scum of Europe at least such is the record of past immigration.

Unless Congress passes some law that will effectually restrict this class, this country will soon be in a bad way. One occasionally hears a person express satisfaction because a cattle trust is about to be or has been formed to light the packers of the meat trust, but the chances are that their jubilant spirits will last only for a short period. The cattle trust will, simply force the meat trust to pay I I I i i i -t I i i i 1 1 I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 I I pop ula it SuperiorJ udge Sheriff Under Sheriff Clerk Ailditorami District Attorney Treasurer Assessor Hu pt Pu 4c houls Surveyor Mahon NSW ilxnn (I Can nun tireeu McPhetridge 1, SehllllK I. Cone OK McQuaid Ward uv Mc.Murtry N(TI IS 11 EREBY (.1 VEX TO THE TAX-pai ers of Sutter county, that the taxes on all personal property not secured by real estate will he collected at time of assessment, according to sections and 3MU of the Political Code. Sei tion reads as follows "The Assessor must collect taxes on all personal property when in his opinion said taxes are not a lieu upon real property sufficient to secure the payment of the taxes." Section reads as follows: "In the ease pm pled for in the preceding section or at the dine before the first Monday of June, the Assessor may collect the tax by seizure and sale -if any pcisonal property owned by the person against liotn the tax is assessed." U.

M(QI AII, Assessor Sutler Cal. MAKE THE FARM HOME ATTRACTIVE. In almost (ivory of this State, as well as in the middle west, farmers are facing a serious proposition of a scarcity of help in the cultivating and harvesting of their crops. Notwithstanding the advertisements run in the city dailies asking for farm laborers, the demand far exceeds the supply. Men who are idle in the city seem to have no desire to go out on the farm to work and the majority of the people lose sight of the principal reason for this state of affairs.

The fault, to a great extent, lies with the farms and the farmers. In California, especially, the surroundings on the farm are anything but even for the boys who are raised on it, much less a hired man. There seems to be something lacking about the majority of the rural homes that is capable of holding the young men and making them contented. As a rule, as soon as a farmers son attains his majority the first move ho makes is to rush to the cities, where, he imagines, money is plentiful and a gay life awaits him. This reduces the force on the farms and in itself prevents men from the overcrowed cities seeking homes in; the country.

It is hardly to be expected that men from the cities vvilj take kindly to farm life when young men who have been reared as farmers rush olf to the cities as soon as they I are allowed to shift for themselves, We believe the remedy lies with the farmers themselves. Let us i make the home life desirable for our I young men. Encourage them in their work and oiler them every in- dueement possible. The labor of Rj son is far more profitable to the sire than the labor of the ordinary hired, man and men less experienced. Make it possible for our young men to have a better opportunity of making a name by remaining at home and using industry and thrift than they have in rushing oil' to the city I and becoming a nonentity in a place; where there are ten applicants for every position who are just as well qualified for the place, if not better, than the deluded young rancher.

County Physician DrJG Cannon I Sl-PKKVISOKS First District II Craves Second District .1 hllc Thi rd District Niescn Fourth District. John Hurne Fifth District IP Glenn Superior Court open every week Board of Supervisors meet first Monday in each month. LF.VKK IMKKITOKH, PtsTKKT NO. 1. Meet in regularsesaion at the Court-house in Yuba City on the first Monday in April, July, Otcober and January Samuel McClure, Chair man A.

(iralfis. Clerk. BOIRU OF ItoKTIl I I Tl A I. I ON MISSION ERS. Meet on the tin rd Saturday of each month at 2c.

m. II C. Kells, President II P. Stabler. Secretary T.

Hull. llo RD F.PCI ATIoN. Ward, R. S. alt.

iss Esther Sul liian. I. I. I-reemaii and ames 11 tfaker. A.

II. St (itiKTT, DENTIST, Agents for Insurance Gasoline-Stove, Champion Oil Stove, l.aiiii Mowers, Hose, Lightning lee Cream I I-reezera and Refrigerators. 1 A VsVII.I.K. C.W.. i 1 1 i 1 1 1 i i i 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i i i i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Mahv svii.lk.

CAi Office in Peri Block OOOOI IOOOOO oooo Take Notice! Office of the of Sutter County. CLAUDE Y. DI-YORE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Rmadwav, Oakland, Cal. rv .1. STUtl.KK, s.

Western Hotel American Finn Hoard and Hooois rom to per Jhn European Flan 8 Hoorn to per lhuj ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Foil Tax Notice. OllliT adtoining Kopiy's Drug Store, Second treet, Yu ha Cii California HKNIOS T. IT1UP rincrs al liiiNiox, Attornevs-at-Law. Notary Public. Booms JA 2H, Stoll Building Sacramento, ChI Open All the Time Day ami Night A BIG Clearance Sale1 Private Boxes for I.adies Hiid Families Meals from I5c Up.

Tamales, Oysters, everything a la carte. (Only pay for hat you order) W-Short orders served day and night in Restaurant and Boxes only (jiiy JlcJIurtry County Surveyor and State Licensed Land Surveyor. Office at the Court House, Yutia Citv, Cal. COLLEGE at NOTRE DAME 0004 ooooooooo At the Old Stand. to close out $10,000 worth of Fur- niture and Carpets reganlleas of cost.

A Few Prices I 1 Smithll Tapestry Brussels Carpet, sewed, I laid anil lined for i Roxlmry Carpets, for 1 70c Cotton ingrain i Half Wool Ingrain A No. 1 Solid Oak, brace arm Dining Chair, regular price 41 '2o; special price 75c Call and see to, we will ronvinee you that nmv Is the time to buy. All other furniture at big red net ions. S. D.

Johnson, 1 14 I) street Marysville Pntd.c notice is heiebv given that the State Roll I a of Two Dollars and a Road Doll lax of One Dollar, for the year I-(), is now due and parable at office, or lo a Deputy Assessor. Section Hs.t'J of the Politlial Code, reads as follows "Every male inhabitant of the stale over twenty -one and under sixty years of age, except paiipirs, insane persons ami Indians, not taxed, must annually pay a poll tax of two dodar-; provided he same be pan) between the first Mondav in March amt the first Monday in July, then it shall be ihree dollars Section 3s4ii of the Political (ode makes It duty of the Assessor to "demand Poll Tax of every person liable therefor, ami on the tiegb-i or refusal of such person to pay lie must collect by seizure ami sale of any-'per-: sonal property ovv tied by such person. I nder ordl nance of the Board of Supervisors of this eon tit ami in aeeotd in a nee vv i sect Ion 2tai2 of the l'ulltleaU'ode, a Road Poll 'I ax of One Dollar must lie paid by every male person ov er lie age of vv emv one years ami under the ageof fifty fi ve ea rs r-xeopt those persons vv ho have been honorablv discharged from the U.S. Navy or Arniv from lsal to 1st, 5. Collections for Komi Boll lrtt8 iuubI b( made the bhuh hs Mute Boll Thxis.

Under sections 4-2-j to 4-4 every person who refuses to give Ills own name or the name of any in his employ, or who In any manner i obstructs the Assessor or an of is Deputies in the collection of ihestate Poll Tax or the Road Poll Tax is guilty of a misdemeanor, and liable to a fine of 45Ki. or imprisonment in the county jail, or both hue and imprisunment. Foil tax must be paid on demand. C. K.

3Ip(JUA 1 1), Assessor of Hotter County YUBA CITY DRUG STORE Second Street, Yuba fity, IH. A. KOHI1Y, prop. A complete stock of fresh and Carefully Selected DRUGS A RYSYILLE CALIFORNIA. J.

R. CARBETT CO. No. 144 Third cor. High, MAUVHVILLK.

Hoarding and Day School AUCTION SALK Conducted by the Sisters of Notre Dame (N'omur), fouuded in lSai. The curriculum embraces all the branches of a solid English education. Preparatory and advanced courses in art, language and music. For further particulars address SISTER SUPERIOR. -OF- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS.

Denier in all kinds of country produce Personal Property. WHERE WOULD THEY PUT THE SAND? It is the opinion of Engineer Nurse of the Hoard of Public Works if the dredging of Chain island at the mouth of the San Joaquin and Sacramento rivers pays for itself in gold bearing sand that the solution of the river problem will be made and that companies would then be formed to scoop out all the river beds coutaining min- ing debris? Whether it will pay for the work-can only be ascertained by trial, but where will the dredgers put the dirt. Great mountains have been washed into our river beds and wo would not! attempt to guess the size of the pile of earth it would make wero it all collected in one heap but certainly if mountains have been washed away by the hydraulicers there must -bo mountains in the streams and on I adjacent lands. Just think of what an immense bank of it would be. Between Marysville and Sacramento there is sand enough to make a minature range of mountains on each side of the Feather and Sacramento rivers.

We believe the dredging scheme would pay and we hope Mr. with his engineering ability will provide a means of taking care of the slickens after it has been lifted out of the river beds but to us it appears an impossibility. WILL McCUNE, Also, everything In the line of Patent I dines always on hand. Toilet articles, I soaps, sponges, chamois skins and the choir of perfumeries. Prices reasonable Oua guaranteed.

Country orders solicited. 1 Special attention given to office practice. Prescriptions Carefully Compounde Auctioneer 5 Our Monthly Publication will keep you posted on our work and methods. Mailed Free to the ADVERTISING MAN I of any responsible house. DR.

KINGS TRY NEW DISCOVERY 319 Second Street, Marysville. ENRY VAN TIO.KR. AUCTIONEER, will! sell at public auction on 1 Tuesday', June 16, 1903, At 10 o'clock a. stiarp, on the premises on the Sacramento river, one mile south of Crau-more, in Sutter county, the personal prop- erty of N.i Mean til DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY. Five bead of fine, young, large work 1 large brood mare, 1 2 year-obi, 1 family sur- i rev horse kind ami gentle, 1 family milch cow, 1 1 ti horse wagon complete, 4 truck agotis complete, 1 12 foot header in good order, 2 header beds.

2 gang plows, 1 single plow, cultivators, i 12-foot harrows, 1 mowing mailiine in good order. 2 self dump hay rakes, 1 randle liar-row, 2 seed sowers, 3 large iron kettles, 2 sets of rolling cutlers or plows, 12 sets of work harness, 1 12-foot watering trough, fifth chains with stretchers-, 1 grindstone, pitchforks and shovels and a lot of other useful articles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE 425 or less, cash over that amount 4 months credit by giving a note with approved security with interest at 7 per cent per annum. No property to tie taken until terms of sale are complied with, bale positive. Good lunch.

HENRY VAN TIGER, 228 street, Marysville, Cal. Auctioneer. FOR THAT COLD. TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. 5 Cures Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, 5 1 Pneumonia, Hay Fever, Pleu i FftGrippe, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Croup and Whooping Cough.

I have now permanently arranged to give the auctioneer business my undivided attention. Right treatment will be accorded everybody. Sutter county property sales solicited. NO CURE. NO PAY.

Prico 50c. and $1, TRIAL BOTTLES FREE..