THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, JULY 20, 100.1.
MOB THREATENS VIOLENCE
Tar and Feather j Talked About ia Quia.
Town of Bennington.
INDIGNATION OVER STEPMOTHER ACTION'S
y.f of Post Master Is Accused el Ha
lae; Terribly Abased He Step
daughterWarrant lor
Iter Arrest.
A soon a thy return the wolf wilt be
dlalodged and aleln. Captain Mostyn eays
he will kill It if It require the whole po
lice department to do the Job.
Incensed over tales of how Mra. LMIs
Klrschner, wife of Postmaster D. II.
Klrschner, had mistreated her 14-year-old
stepdaughter, part of the population of
Bennington threatened to humiliate the
woman with tar and feathera. During a
week while the -lrl, Etta, waa mlwrtng the
people of the place became desperate orer
the condition of thine and feared that he
child might have been killed and her body
secreted. A the residents were on tha point
of violence the girl waa found at the home
of her, aunt. Mra Oaybrock, at DeBolt
Place, a atatlon on the Etkhorn. about
', eight mile from Omaha.
Friday afternoon Mra. Klrschner
waa charred with assault and battery
upon Etta Klrschner, tha complaint being
aworn to by Nlcholaa Witt, a resident of
Bennlnrton and a brother of Klrschnera
flrat wife, the mother of tha girl. Beside
the fearful abuse which tha woroan la aald
to have Inflicted upon the girl. It la assorted
he treated a little atepeon In a cruel man
ner.
Postmaster Klrschners flrat wife died
soma year ago and about two yeara ago
he married his present spouse and brought
Her home to car for the two atepchll
dren. For a lone: time stories that aha was
abusing both children by whipping and
restricting their liberty by never allowing
them to leave the yard have agitated the
Bennington residents. On July 13, It la
aald. the abuse of the girl, Etta, came to
, a climax. It aeems that the child waa
compelled to rise at 4 each morning and
make the kitchen Are. On this morning
she overslept and It la alleged Mr. Klrsch
ner beat her with a rawhide, Inflicting
wounds on thegirra back ao aevere that
the clothing adhered to the mutilated
flesh when aha put tha former on.
Ran Away from Home.
Etta ran away ' from home and tha
Klrschner family kept the matter quiet
for a few days. Eventually the neighbor
learned the girl waa not about the place
and began to make Inquiries. Tha answers
they received came far from satisfying
them, and aa tha week passed and Etta
did not appear their curiosity grew Into
anger against both Mrs. Klrschner and her
husband. Tha latter s had bean making
a quiet search for Etta, but the clamor of
the population became ao great that Con
stable Schneider took up tha matter. Tha
stepmother and the officer finally found
.the child at the home of Gaybrock, a sec
tion foreman, whose wife la related to tha
Klrschner family. Etta refused to return
y home with, da woman.
"If wo had not found the girl that night
I don't like to think what might have
happened In Bennington," aald Schneider
yesterday. "There la no telling what tha
people there might have dona It waa a
lucky thing the girl waa found." .
Crowd of Women.
Tela waa laat Wednesday, mora than
week after the girl had disappeared.
Finally upon persuasion of her father,
Etta waa Induced to return home, where
he has been since. Public sentiment
crystallised laat week and' Friday pro
duced tha complaint aworn to by .Nicholas
. Witt A wild scene waa precipitated at
Bennington - Friday afternoon when
r Constable King "attempted to serve tha
v warrant. Many women In the
town. It la aald. appeared and made a
demonstration. By various means tha of
ficer waa Induced to leave Mra. Klrschner
and yesterday morning he again started out
for her. ..
However quiet tha Ktrachnera may have
kept the girl's disappearance at Bennington
they were making considerable effort to
And her. aa the Omaha police were aaked to
do what they could toward locating her,
the telephone message being on (lie at tha
police atatlon since July 18.
x Mra Klrschner was brought to the city
yesterday. arraigned before Justice
Altstadt and pleaded not guilty to the
. charge of aasault and battery. She waa
' released on bonds of 1600 and tha hearing
set for Tuesday afternoon.
Postmaater Klrschner aald: "I want to
' enter a general denial to all chargea of
a abuse or cruelty to my children. The
excitement haa come from a number of tha
rHennington residents who dot not Ilka me.
' It haa been actuated without foundation
' Mra Klrschner, who la a woman about
W years old, wept In the Justice court.
POLICE HAVE A WOLF HUNT
.Anlaaal Tskei Refuge fader Perch
4 Chase la Called OtT
for Day.
; While tha citizens of Omaha were peace'
'fully sleeping last night there waa a wolf
hunt In progress In the northern part of tha
City. Mra. Harry Hood, living at S1 Pat
rick avenue, wa the possessor of a pet
wolf. The family went away yesterday to
be gone some time and the wolf waa turned
loose In tha yard. Several children found
it good sport to tease th eenlmal, which
finally became enraged and snapped at sev
eral of It tormentor. Aa it la a well
known fact that wolves are prona to by
drophobla the people living In tha vicinity
became alarmed lest tha animal would bit
some one. The police were notified and
an o facer waa dispatched to kill tha beast.
When tha officer arrived on tha acen ha
could not aucceed in getting a shot at tha
animal, and after chasing It about for
aome time It Anally took refuge under a
porch at 29 Patrick avenue. The hole
Into whloh It crept being small. It could
not be dislodged, and at last re porta It
waa still In hiding. - The family who owa
the porch under which the animal crawled
were away from home at tha time and ha
tffort waa made to tear up tha flooring.
BACK FROM JJIG CONVENTION
Arthar Chase Talk of tho Meeting of
Christian Endeavor Society
at DeaveV.
Arthur Chase, president of the state
aodety of Christian Endeavor, haa returned
from tha Denver convention. "The key.
note of tha gathering thla year," aaid Mr.
Chase, "waa evangelism. The reports
showed that LM societies have been added
to tha organisation. A new feature was
a graphlo Illustration, of Ita growth In the
twenty-two yeara sine the beginning,
wherein little boya and older, ranging In
tepa from a 1-year-old to a young man.
were dreased to represent the years. The
great effort of the convention waa the
bringing Into closer union all the young
people s societies In the varloua churches.
The Christian Endeavor la organiied In
forty-two denominations and the other
principal societies are th Epworth league
of the Methodist church and the Baptist
Toung People's union, which are confined
to those denominations. In Canada and In
aome parts of tha ' United States the
Endeavor la organlted In the Methodist
church. F. J. Horsfleld of London, an
Episcopal clergyman, waa one of the
prominent speakers and workera for the
closer affiliation of tha young people and
the Introduction of tha work throughout
the Episcopal church: W. F. Wilson of
Hamilton, Ont., was a prominent; repre
sentative or the Methodist cnuron. -
"Thla convention waa not tha largest In
tha history ot th Endeavor, but there were
probably 1.000 delegate In attendance.
These came from China, Africa, Australia,
Japan and many nearer countries, Ogawa,
the Japanese delegate, waa a conspicuous
figure In his native costume and took
prominent part. He Is the auperlntendent
of the government telegraph and postal
aystom. The fall of the tent waa the only
accident and It might have been a terrible
catastrophe I waa on the platform at the
time and there were nearly $.000 people
aeated. Mr. Horsfleld waa apeaklng. The
tent swelled up with the alight breeze which
blew under tha raised curtains, and, after
tba aecond puff, began to settle. The great
pole came down slowly, crushing the aeats,
but nearly every one waa able to save
himself."
IMMIGRATION MEN 10 GO E3s3S3aS5S
risen.
Tha failure of Frederick Lowe, a member
Fonr Hew Tork Official! Under Fir Likely I of the Stock exchange, waa annnounced.
to Lot Porta Boon.
'RESIDENT HAS N0TABIE CALLERS
Governor of Porto Rico Aasloas to
Resign, Brlstow Ilase Postal
Affair and Loomla Interna
Ha waa only a email operator.
MARSHALL FIELD IS HOPEFUL
See "Jo Cause for Alarm Over the
Present Flnrry In Wall
Street.
tlonal War Rales,
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LONDON, July 25.-New Tork World
Cablegram Special Telegram.) Marshall
OYSTER BAT. Jul K.-In addition to rte" f .vChlB?: ,n,,,rv,el today con
Secretary Moody, who arrived at Saga
more Hill last night, President Roosevelt
had several other notable visitor today.
They were Samuel McCue Lindsay, com
missioner of education of Porto Rico, Jo
seph L. Brlstow, fourth assistant post-
master general; Francis L. Loomla, as
slMtant secretary of state and Wllllama,
commissioner of Immigration of New York.
Mr. Williams came to
president
cernlng the Walt street failures, aald
I do not apprehend they will have eri-
oua results beyond the Interests Imme
diately concerned. That there waa undue
Inflation' of prleee I undoubtedly true. On
the other hand. It la equally certain that
the recent disastrous fall In prices has
been equally unjustified. The Inherent
value of stocks that have gone to such an
confer with the I 'Dnorma,1y 'ow figure 1 considerably
nigner una me prices mai nave prevailed
Brlstow left on the 4:1 (rain for a"d elr alue Is 'ure ba reasserted.
COMES FROM GOOD FAMILY
Why Name of Young; Cheek Worker
I Withheld from the
Pnblle.
Th Intangible but nevertheless material
fascination of woman la aald to ba the
causa that made a young man giving the
name of Charles Moore cash two spurious
check and apend the proceeds, fl8. The
Identity of the young man I kept quiet by
the police, aa ha 1 well connected and no
prosecution will follow, hla people making
good tha amount. He used tha name of
A. T. Klopp of the Klopp ft Bartlett com
pany la lila transactions and presented one
check at Sherman At McConnell'a and the
other at the Omaha Tea and Coffee com
pany. Th lad, who la 11, waa arrested yes
terday morning by Detective Drummy and
Mitchell.
Mr.
New Tork, en route for Washington. Hi
conference with the president related to
the present postofflce Investigation, but he
declined to discus It In any way.
Acting Secretary of State Looml brought
with him several departmental papers for
the consideration of th president, but he
said before leaving for Now ' Tork that
public discussion of them would not
proper at thla time.
He talked with the president regarding
tha work of the approaching Internationa
conference which la to be held ar Geneva
early In September. The object of th con
ference I the further mitigation of tha
cruelties of warfare. The American dele
gates to the conference will be Mr. Loomla,
commander sergeant of the navy, and
Judge Advocate General Davis of tha army.
The American delegate will urge the
adoption of a universal system . for the
Identification of dead on battlefields.
It Is understood Governor Hunt of Porto
Rico has Indicated his intention of re
linquishing the Island governorship. When
hla resignation will take affect la not known
definitely.
Governor lunt waa appointed on Decem
ber 10, 1901, for four year. The salary at
tached to tba office la $8,000 a year, one of
the best at the disposal of the govern
ment.
Commissioner Wllllama talked to tha
Already, I see, the London and the New
Tork markets have strengthened and I am
convinced the worst Is now over. In all
probability matters will steadily Improve. I
regard tha outlook a hopeful."
Mr. Field left tonight for Parts.
ART A GOOD DISGUISE
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tha highest of tha French aristocracy at tha
art sale. He la of elegant and striking ap
pearance, with large, black eye, muatache,
curly, raven hair, fine figure and of grace.
ful deportment. He wa greatly ad m' red
by tha women.
It waa not dreamed that he waa a danger-
ou anarchist, a companion of Plni, Choupe,
Martin, Bean d I, Ortla and Ravachol. He of
fored valuable paintlnas to tha Louvre
muaeura a few day before hla arrest.
STUDENTS CARE FOR A WAIF
Pay for Raising Foundling and Lay
Cp Money Each Month lor
Her Patrimony.
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PARTS Jul v JKVt Tn,W TO..! r.
president about affairs of hla office. U 1 blegram-Speclal Telegram.)-Student. of
understood that charges have been pre
ferred against two of the Immigration of
fleer at New Tork, and that they are
likely to be dismissed from the service
The charges Include Inefficiency and In
competency. The names of tha officers
are not known.
A Trip to Atlantic Seashore Resort
Is a delightful outing at any aeaaon.
Through tickets are sold at your railroad
atatlon, routed via the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road America'. Great Double Track Bcenlc I collected money to have It Tared for
Half-Dollars Canso Tronble.
John Herman Is locked ud at the police
station aa complaining witness. Herman's
trouble started by his making the mistake
of going Into the place of Myrtle Pope at
81 Dodge street. When he went In he as
sert he had sixteen hair dollars. When he
came out he had nothing. After he had
been In the place sometime he missed the
monev and drew a revolver nn the Pod
woman, demanding his money bsck. She ran
out tne Daca ooor screaming. I ne noise at
tracted the attention of Officer Dunn, who
waa across the street. Herman also ran out
the back door when he saw the officer com
ing. Aa he passed out ha waa seen to
throw something Into the weeds. Tha ob
ject wss found later by the policeman and
proved to be tha revolver. The Pope woman
waa locaea up cnargea witn larceny rrora
the person.
Both Parties Locked Up.
Thomas Golden, resldtna at Twentv-first
and Far nam streets, asserts that ha waa
assaulted by Henry Ash yesterday after
noon, and as Golden had a wound on his
race wnicn required six stitcnes to close, it
seems Ms assertions are well rounded
Golden said he was standing on the street
attending to his own business when some
one struck him In the back or the head.
knocking him down. Before he could re-
a-aln hla feet Ann KicKed, him in the race
He thinks the trouble arose on account of
the fact that he was formerly a railroad
contractor and Ash waa in his employ. Ash
was discharged about one year ago. liotn
oartle were looked tip. Ash charged with
assault, and Golden aa complaining witness.
Find an Opium Layout.
Detectives Drummy and Mitchell arrested
William Watson yeeterday and locked him
up, charged with larceny. According to tne
story told the notice Watson has been act
ing In the capacity of porter In a saloon and
the snloonlst believes that he has been
making away with some or his ngara
Watson had been stopping at tne Elkhorn
Valley house, and when the officers called
there to see what they could find out about
him they were Informed that he waa In the
habit of placing a package In the Icebox
every day when he went to work. The
oackage being tnen on ice it was Drougm
out and found to contain an opium layout.
Mortality Statistic.
These births and death have been re
ported to the health office:
Births Oscar Ll iier. 245 South Nine
teenth, bov: H. 8. Reyner. Shin North Twen
tv-nrst. bov. H. C. Adams. 1830 Burt, boy:
rieorae Boanaier. 5707 Florence boulevard.
girl; August Scbagun, 17u7 North Twenty-
seventh, girl.
rvtta Aiia-uata Treves Sn K3A Tka- Tn.
fant Drew, 1 month, 2234' Lake; Gorden K.
Seller, I weeks, tu unicago.
LOCAL BREVITIES. '
Fayette Cole, osteopath, SO) Paxton Blk
First Church or Christ, ricientlat Sunday
school st 9:41 k. m.; morning service at 11.
Lesson topic, "Love."
A combination of boys and matches
caused a Are In a barn belonging to Mrs
Sarah E. Murray at 714 Pierce street yes
terday afternoon, no a ma re resulted.
Arthur Blshlamb. 724 Capitol avenue, Is
under arrest as a suspicious charaotar. He
la euDnosed lo be a partner of Claude
Smith, arrested some days ago. charged
with daylight breaking ana entering.
W. B. Rose, deputy attorney general of
Nebraska, passed through Omaha on his
.i it last nlaht. Mr. Rose came from
Lincoln. He goes east on account of tha
death of hla mother.
the Borbonne have virtually decided the
future of their god-daughter. That young
person, who la now neartng tha age of 10,
haa a history of curious romance, her
parentage being wrapped In mystery and
the loving kindness of some of the wildest
bladea of tha Latin quarter. On July 8,
1893, tha Latin quarter waa In a atata of
leg. On the steps of the Church of 84.
Jacquea that day some students found
new born baby girl. They were touched
at tha alght of the abandoned baby and
Highway.
Bend I .cent stamp to General Passenger
Department, Lehigh Valley Railroad, New
York, for booklet on Atlantic City.
STOCKS ON SEE-SAW
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liabilities of Taylor Co. at not less
than $3,000,000. ,
James R. Keene was at the office of
Taylor & Co.' all tha morning, but denied
himself to all Interviewers. The assignee
of Stow & Co. said that ha would be un
able to file even an approximate achedule
of asseta and liabilities before Monday.
The market became stronger generally
In tha last hour on tha belief that a fa
vorabla bank statement would be Issued
Tha list sold off again. Just before the
publication of the statement.
Bank Statement a Disappointment
The Increase In loana In the bank state
ment Instead of a decided contraction, aa
looked for, was a disappointment, which
waa not offset by the large cash gains.
Then aha waa . baptised. She bore the
name of Lucie (It being St Lucte'a feast
day), Bagarre. Bagarre, In French, signi
fies a riot, and aa she had coma Into the
Latin quarter and tho world In the midst
of one. It waa thought suitable to give her
thai for a surname.
Afterward, for a time, ahe waa given In
charge of the public asslstanoe, but the
student decided in a body to adopt her, and
ao, at their expense, ahe waa sent Into the
country to ba cared for by a worthy couple.
Now ahe la 10 yeara old and soon will
begin to learn a trade The students put
$6 aside for her benefit each month. Thla
haa amounted to 1720 already,' and by the
time aha la 20 Lucia Bagarre will have a
nice little dot
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EXPOSITION 0p CHILD LIFE
Caar and Caarlna Patrons of Novel
Affair to Be Held la St.
' Potersbargr,
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ST. PKTERSBL'RG, July . (New Tork
Tha market sold off, became dull and nar- World Cablegram Special Telegram.) The
row, then rallied here and there and cloned raar and caarlna, who have four children
Irregular and unsettled, at prices gener- of their own, are deeply Interested In an
ally below the best International exposition to be held In the
Soma further apprehension waa exolted Palace of Tauride here next fall called
by the weakness of auch stocks as Uvfcna- "The Child World." It la under the pat-
vlile A Terra Haute and Dea Mnlnee di rn&ge of tn ctar'a mother and la to
Fort Dodge. No definite explanation waa bs comprehensive In scope that It Is
forthcoming. expected to produce results of worldwide
The formal assignments of Talbot 1L benefit,
Taylor Co. and W. L. Stowe A Co.. tha Here will be gathered together from the
Btock exchange firms which failed yester- I vrlu countries whatever pertains to the
day, were filed today at tha county clerk a moral, physical and Intellectual wellbelng
office. 01 Children. There will be a complete plo-
The effect of tha Taylor failure upon I tur of ch,1(1 1,fe from blrth to school daya
Jamea P. Keene'a personal, tortuno la nourishment, dress. Instruction, physical
largely a matter r conjecture, although ha Bna moral education, ana in ract an tne
la known to be the largest' creditor. There aurroundlngo of the early year of Ufa
ara many who believe that tha Taylor fall-1 NEW TORK, July 15. Russia' oonsul
ure ta directly due to the bad blood atlrred general In New Tork, Mr. Nlcholaa
up by tha firm and Mr. Keene in tha Leodygeneky,. haa aaked tha American
Southern Paclflo and Metropolitan aulta. Institute of Science to assist In organising
In fact. It haa frequently been aald thatn American committee to co-operate in
the Harrlman and Whitney interests would I ha Child World.
not be satisfied with anything less than
tha scalps of the Keenes and Taylor be
cause of these episode.
Keene Chief Creditor.
Th appended statement waa Issued at
the office of Taylor A Co. laat evening:
Talbot J.' Taylor m Co. have this dav
execuiea a. arimrm asnianmeui ior the
benefit of creditors to Philip J. Brltt and
he has accepted the assignment and haa
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RELATION OF DANT0N A PAUPER
Grand Mloca of Famous Revolutionist
Old, 111 and Wit boat -Means.
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PARIS, July .-Nsw Tork World Cable-
of the Arm. The assignment is due to Its gram.-Speclal Telegram )-Publio charity
bank, held for Its accounA!! bank, h.v- n" bn k rnlniece of Danton,
ing loans with It are well protected, but I the revolutionist, who battlecry, "Audac
the Inability to liquidate the toek so ty, audacity, and yet again audacity," waa
held, has rmiset the suspension, which It I . ' ,
I. hoied will be temporary. If the banks " th famoua sayings of that bloody
take the reasonable view that bv waiting period. Miss Danton apparently has never
r:turb.nc.Ul?"XM.tnch eSrket.WU The h f'" m0"' fr '
larreat unsecured: creditor or th Arm la l" u " "" i immmun,
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FAPA-Oa, what a pain I beUav I bar a favor la tka haart u
MAMM A-Noneenaa, It laat your heart. It'a your stomach- Every time you eat,
thla fee waather, you gat a a our stomach full of hot aaaea and aulda, and you
swail ia fj&ta your heart hardly baa room to boat. If you war not ao obatln
ata, yosVe) taka cay advloa and keep your laaldaa cool by taking a CASCARET
0aa6y OataarOo every hlflht bofora going to bod. Tbay work wfcUa jrou aloep
a&4 kaaa ye4 regular ta Va aetaaat vaataaa. (
James R Keene.
Hot Mark Interest In London.
LONDON. July . Comparatively little
Interest is taken In financial clrclea here In
th liquidation In tha New Tork market.
which la believed likely to clear tha atmoa
phere.
Tha American holdings of tha British
people ar Insignificant and, aa a matter of
fact, there haa been much selling recently,
and profits ware realised from tha falling
process In New Tork. A strong feeling
prevails that tha low lavel of prices has
nar Paris, In a state of almost destitution.
Up to now she haa lived by work email
Jobs of aewtng that a person of her age
could do. But aha haa become paralysed
and helpleaa. Her neighbors have aided her
aa much aa they could, but they ara almost
aa poor aa aha la.
FIRE RECORD.
Taeeaaa Paetorles Destroyed.
TACOMA. Wash., July 26 -Flra late last
nla-ht totally destroyed the Cascade Cereal
beeen reached, which caused this morning I company's plant and tha Demlng-Berry Pul
an advance In Americana and a consequent I ,y plant, adjoining, causing a loas of IIS.-
better tone or tne maraeu At tne opening I goo.
the general average or prices waa a dollar
abov parity, with soma trading on New
York orders.
Isaao Sellgman aaid:
Tha market here haa been regulated by
New York. As an Indication of the Im
portance of the New York market, the fact
may be cited, whk-h 1 strongly believe,
that nearly all the European financial mar
kia are regulated by the tone of New
York. New York la rapidly becoming the!
financial renter 01 ine wurio. f or an mat.
1 am afraia utey nave oeen overaoing It.
Hesnlt of Uverapecnlatloa,
The tone of the market la tha natural re
sult of overnpeculailon and tha over Qnane
Ine of the lust three yeara. It Is very
difficult to say when th bottom will be
reni'had. but If H was kiuivo exactly how
many weak pools or "lluuea still exist It
would be posaible to prophesy with more
aeauranre. We will have a series of
nii,-iuMLloiis vet. I think.
Th situation here is Quite sound, but
the market Is also aufferlng from the losses
In mining ventures aud from the effect of
the-three year' African war. from which
it haa not yet recuperated. Now there Is
a new agitation, the tariff question, which
tends to unsettle business peoples minds.
A representative of Brown, Shipley A Co.
eM:
Va an baAXara, &( re&&ala, Ka ia
HATS OFF. '
Pacts Abont the American Indian's
Healthy Hair.
The American Indian accustomed from
time Immemorial to go bareheaded In all
kinds of weather la never troubled with
falling hair or baldness.
The close atmosphere caused by our
'civilised" headgear ia conducive to th
breeding of InAnlteeimal germ which dig
into th scalp and thrive on th sup of
th hair root.
Thla true cause of baldness la of recent
discovery and explains the nonsuocee of
all hair vigor which treated baldness aa
a functional disorder.
Newbro's Herplclde Is a direct extermi
nator of th germ. "It destroys the cause
and permits tha hair to grow aa nature
Intended." '
Sold by leading drugaista Send 10c In
stamps for sample to The Herplclde Co.,
Detroit. Mich. Sherman, at McConoall Drug
Ca apodal agnta.
TAXES FOR STATE PURPOSES
W. 0. Ure Bays Eato for Bouglaj County
May Ba ExoeuiTe.
SHOULD BE THREE AND A HALF MILLS
ocretary of Real Estate Excaaag
Committee, However. Hoars that
tato Board Will Hake Mneh
Higher Rate.
W. O. Ure, secretary of ths tax commit
tee of tha Real Estate exchange, who was
In Lincoln before tha Board of totalisa
tion for th purpose of securing a Just
levy for state purposes on th property
in Douglaa county, saidi
"If the Stat Board of Equalization ta
really to equalise tha taxea between tha
varloua oountlea, Douglaa county wl.l have
a atata levy of about 8V mill on the dol
lar, for th reason that Douglaa county la
ed on all class of property about
26 per cent of th actual value t th prop
arty. Some of tha counties of the state
ar assessed upon the basis of I per cent
of tha actual value. Ths state board la
by law restricted In the rata It can Jevy
for state purpose and this rate cannot
be mora than tVfc mill In th counties as
sessed on th basis of t per cent of actual
value, ao that to bring exact equality In
the stats revenue Doug. as oounty's levy
should be one-third of the rate levied on
th lightly assessed counties, which tn ac
tual amount would b 1 1-1 mill on tho dol
lar. I
Tha other oountlea have already taken '
from Douglas county about .0Uu,000 of Its
property, whloh 1 assess ed tn those coun
ties for local purposes. Thla haa been
taken through tha operation of tha unit
aystem of assessment of railroads. Douglaa
county doea not want to be niggardly tn
bearing tba expenses of maintaining the
atata government, but desires to b and la
liberal. At tha same time it does. object to
having a double burden placed upon It.
Ronaov Abont tho Rate.
It la currently reported that tha atata
board haa decided that tha tax rata for
tat purposes In Douglaa county aha 11 b
6H mill, if thla la true the property ot
Douglaa oounty, taken aa a whole, will
b paying for atate purpose twice tha
amount of tas that Is paid by property
of equal value In those counties of the
state where the assessment Is only I per
cant of th value, and where th rale la
th highest that th board can levy.
The state board seems ta consider that
Ita duty la to raise a certain amount of
money for atata purpose, whll th law
specifically says that It la to produce
equality of taxation. There can ba little
equality when Douglaa county la Arat re
quired to send to the state tha largest part
of the value of the railroad property In tha
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