Wellsville Daily Reporter (Newspaper) - May 23, 1899, Wellsville, New York H. 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Ai 5 1. _ Aubum T. 0, 1, toa in to and Senator treated In work on Mackey and by Chancellor Mr. the laws of New York iho they are now franchise cannot be from the which taxed except by statute as a read by It was as Camp For May In of prompt of the in trar Instructions to the at San camp at the of ii make t-i be health Mho Wot sn N. ais of of West her home U of her 5n in to her daughter ani a May efforts pet the Paris off the rocks have proved The crew are in the coal from her Divers who were recently to wreck of the have examining of the Paris for the of ascertaining the extent of the damage They discovered four -or Sve large It 0rt from fom It remotes flie ei It removes att from four for our book oa To keep ia good yoa must of Pills fcn to Tea the of fact this is of property is In have called you together In most for the of taxed far below its value In the subject thm of the with other kinds of real are granted unjust tax them for more than their full and would happen were taxes Is that the method of by the state tax may be Improper or provision can be made for the same appeal to the courts that now llos in ine case of any on other kinds of then quotes from his and under ' a law which Shan tax an io the on stat 27, he raid on the subject of and by the municipal which urter a } for of the tax by The of the of fran and stated that the power of the tax franchises should be In not the local upon a variety in my view this but a of Its value for the sake of is dependent the same against improper favoritism which operate to make kinds of of or real in one bv the for the than in The sake of is inseparable front property of the in Idealities and corporation in the whether of for the property of or where a or telephone above the under the runs several ground or on the The right to iay a railroad track and of read in a public cannot be approve of or from railroad and I true of the right in the this will to lay viater 10 the franchise a and in no way element of and is a are nf in de-to of pr iho taxable value of the good of the corporation enjoying follow it. to a street the not as an is it not dae to Tilings always look so we ate in good How caa you bave suffering witb nervous and great physical yott cot like to be rid this of By tlis from the men do it to We to to that stand for in every and shouM to e on the one nor to corporate on the There is no intention of the people who have put their money Into We recognise that as in case of they benefit only but the at If a franchise is worth very it should be but where the franchise is of it certainly should be heavily the value is of course upon the use of the city's or state's real use of the public reai estate should not given without substantial returns cot only In the way of service to the which of course a street railway or a gas company precisely as the proprietor of a grocery or store gives but also in the way of bearing a just share ofthe of precisely as the owner of the grocery or store bears his share the difference that a railroad for owes infinitely more thaa the proprietor of a big business to the real estate his value differs greatly in different population Is as In New York the real estate along which the tracks are laid on Broadway may be worth an immense amount for every lineal exactly as the real fronting portion of is worth an Immense amount for every lineal In sparsely settled the value of the real estate of the railroad will diminish as the value of the realty through which it runs am perfectly well aware that as Chief Justice Marshall er of taxation is the power But this applies to every species of or are by demagogues could succeed In destroying they would of course simply work rula of the entire and first of of the unfortunates for they profess to feel an especial But the very existence of hostility to wealth should make us all the more careful in seeing that loes nothing to justify such We are the true friends of of are the true friends of the lawful corporate Interests which do good work for we Insist that the man of means and the great corporation shall pay their full share of taxes and bear their of the burdens If this is then sooner or later will follow public of the fact that It It and when there Is basis for the American is sure sooner or later to cease tc feel legislature and there is Eow before a for the taxation of franchises by them as After watching the progress of this 1 became that tha opposition to it less to Its particular than to the general franchises In In other I became that any really distinct from the other property of the but should be treated a3 a incident to the property and one to be ered in measuring value of the The Nichols law In which provides for the of certain of such as ' telegraph and telephone companies and the doing business in the public proceeds along these and has in practice been found to work the blU before roe the assessment will levied by the local This would result in many cases in a dozen sets cf local authorities the value of parts of the same It on every account far better that this assessment delegated to the state who necessarily ascertain all the conditions affecting the franchise obtain Information which will enable to judge of the value of the to the localities in which It Is The board of state tax can collate the and values as a result of a wider range of and experience can be by local under them the system of assessment will tend to harmony and the adopted las law and it has worked of state and which shall further provide that from the tax thus levied for the benefit of each locality there be deducted the lax now paid by the corporation In as the time for the largest and wealthiest those of New York and Buffalo has for this and as it will be preferable not to have country the larger corporations of the are I suggest that the operation of the law be deferred until Oct. 1 of this soon as the was read Senator moved that the he printed and referred to the on This was done after a and the the was read and thon that n J. t ' X of iix month and had sworn oiT their personal assessment made affidavits that they not ef this city and were exempt from the payment of personal They are still subject to taxation for their real estate Peltner said the tax er had not yet decided whether the tax the personal William Waldorf Astor would stand or The case will probably to a decision in a week or so. Mr. Feltner said it looked as if com would allow the tax to the before to take of the fact in very and many do already pay though usually an utterly sum in Sotne pay at all to the local but others pay varying from one to five per cent on their gross The amounts have been determined in the most haphazard manner and bear no whatever to the value fa May 23.W. T. Ball a newspaper and Ms wife were found dead in bed in a room filled with the fumes of illuminating written by which were lying open on a disclosed the fact that it was a case of on account of his continued ill-health was given the reason for the act. He was iS well in of age and his wife was 73. Ffer I many he the Mht df mm 1 THE May has Both and Contractor J. the terms of the J. retains to pay tht mea per for scooping He that he will all and will sm new who are with the saloon men will he paid at the elevators or a in place vf a saloon as to the of three the taen aad two of own representatives to all men achieve a every point excepting that Mr. retains the contractor farther to ducharse asi men at prensent ia Mr employ whom he to take the places of the J. Conners was arrested by Marshal Watts on the of imparting alien labor into the United States under He was 3rra;cT..>i before and bail in the sum of The hearing was fixed for May SI at W o'clock a. reached was by the men a meeting held la St. Bridget's is to tske 55 which has been upan and of course there is suspicion that this one wlU end the as the former but it is generally believed that spread of ' strike feas forred the upon the marine interests who were in the meeting at which the was All Arrangements Have Been the Hise Cif all ttt oat Ite mift mot to IMMi that they TASK n. mmy mrm by a premature m blast while rmm blown from the wm May executive committee the news from Buffalo as aa that grain will soon Harvey D. the said he expected the strike to be ended within a want said Mr. the Lake Carriers wiil every with the It has been intimated that we made promises while we were in a fix only to break them after the strike was That is the Every promise will be We have the men to be honest with we expect to honest with All that have been wif GouMer ite all ths grain now in harbor be unloaded the end oC the the Boston also the Boston and other He was a noted Shakespearean commentator and was a man of recognised and Anay May of Public Buildings Bender the contract for the head of Mrs. B. V. army nurse of who served franchises their earning the war of the rebellion with a New It is obviously when J York state of which State introducing a system under which we Commissioner Henry H. that these will for i man was who was the tirst time be fully and fairly to their respective and who has been honored on several by the G. A. R. Kes head will be carved those of Molly Pitcher of Revolutionary and Clara the head of Red Cross by Manly Horton of this lias Uid its cold and band a Bsd ' wife Gold RICHES HAKC OR mms MAIdS richest maa always iim said to be for Is not passible without Railway Ibe M was ham In the nie in the case the ru Many a wonld giro involving to leo aimed at franchises would be It therefore became of the utmost to secure this year some which would distinctly the principle which we seefe to Toward the end of now to kare near and and happiness ol a } incidentally lo a Health is not to and keep If of on the lino of judgment is la for and The opinion of the court the of the j appeals for the Ninth if all td aad and the it m mea take tbe is 0er. A liver sia work either to taake ts they deplete aad May Cuban question apparently a and rapid The payment and of half the armed that have been or red on the country will to the present next Saturday in this Governor Brooke and General Maximo Gomex had what a final Interview on the question of the on General at headquarters In Ei Vadado and the two with Colonel Carloe and Major of General wont over the was signed by thf panerai on Sat but not L Every and and the end of two and a de voted to mes said ho felt thai tho ail the had tsct only by by his The text the article of the arms ie as fol of the Cuban wUi the or to the of either at residence soldiers or thf piace to the United oSI cers in Said civil hereby with the proper storage and of same until they can collected for storage In Cuban arsenals at Havana and as already will be given to for arms turned In. and civil aad will forward to ters a of the of arms Is their Where MO arms are stored In one place an will be employed as an armorer and shall paid for his by The name of such person shall be sent to to be placed on the rolis for the proper and prompt payment for his of the order deal with details the hiring of the of the money and the of who was at one time a member of the staff of the late Gen erad Antonio his of who had stationed near of Finar del the men golas to their with arase cr to accept of the United or longer In a condition of A the chiefs In the Occident western has been called the and will decide to adopt the same The staff and the generals who composed the late still say they do not want money will not their but are cot regarded as specially Julio and mea the of resisting the May which pat bark to her doick with a fire ia tier Mtt and the L aad they aad A. man is rids aad liver be and oa m 1rrlrJi^n* - ' Ma. 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S mixed track tat CHEESE 5\c; colored, light - WHEAT - S CORN - 1 2 2, western 6. -kttm, aad fed. to extra to a resort to earnestly wish to retain the arms are and it will be a of animosity if they are not allowed to da a spirited editorial urges emulation of the example of the In the and reprints the dispatch of the veterans ol Santiago to 1-MW'tliN there Is la the Orient and JH the Board ef were boxes Maggi to American iThe Lucha to than and tt is not bard fiata yoa to the but this catara by reversed by justice your yoar or your Ion which that the land and TOU timo to and the grant to the railroad Oie rest You must Malt will the aad It Is May 2S.-An started from Cleveland for New ia vitality aad i York in an attempt to break the It yoa eal aad less carriage time record between the aad cause yoo to foel two The run to made under or better thaa auspices of The Plain The ma. carries the twm and prophesy xml - tbe Forty boxes of m will imitate those ta the 1 Utm Mediad province We are ever felt ia yoar The was awarded 100 of carriage which sooner or cmt If liver aad witb a As aa it te fitr to M as tbe n trilk of lay t an at the World's Plain Dealer only Extract which with him a message from Yoar nearer druggists of Cleveland to Mail The Van New The la ta about SOO miles In length I All-Wool Wells Jk
