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John armack, committee work. 1899
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Brewsfer, Pierce s Co., atationesy........ 500
Culver, Page Hoyne, do 80 15i.15
Jones, PeTdue g small, 90 3l8.t5 |
I'm. u: heeu, GO ........ @l5u
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chieago at Gas . LII Light and Coke C c., ss5 ss
Jones, Ferdue i Small .................. 113.15
Laid over under rule.
Board adjourned until two O'Clock P. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board met at tWo O'Clock pursuant to |
a communication was read from the resi- |
dents Of the towns Of LIKE aud Lyons, asking |
the Board to set off from the west side of tho |
town Of Lake the east half Of Congressional |
Of the town of Lyons, the west half of said
Congressional town, making township 80,
range l3 east, into an independent toWn~ Re-
ferrcd to the Committee on Judiciary.
The Committee on Judiciary reported in
favor Of dividing the town Of Worth into
new town to be named Hope.
THE PEST HOUSE.
communication from George z. Hausen,
county agent, Was read, representing that
since the discontinuance Of the Pest House,
frequent applications bad been made to him
from the friends of parties that haVe suffered
will. small pox to be taken care Of By the
county. He desired Instructions from the
Board what action he should pursue Refer
red TO Committee on Poor House and Pauper..
THAT ETERNAL DOG AGAIN.
Sup. Ginther, the friend Of the dogs, NOV
| ed'that the dog resolution passed at the morn
ing session be referred to committee Of three.
Sup. Haven, anti-dog, declared the motion
] out Of order, and moved to amend BY in
c1easipg the number to five.
Sup. Mccarthy, pro dog, thought an extra
| dog session Of the Board should be called.
Sup. Dolton, anti-dog, said the dog, ques-
| Gtica1 purposes.
After spirited discussion, the dogs were
| referred to the Committee on the Poor House
and Paupers, and will probably be taken to
that institution.
SUP. Dolton offered the following:
Reto9re4, That that portion Of sec. S, and 8, In
fractional township 26, range Is, heretofore lying
II the town Of Lake, become part OF the town OF
The resolution WAS unanimously adopted.
The Committee on Equalization of Taxes
recommended that the country portion Of the
taxes Of the Evangelical Lutheran Church Of
the rejection OF the petition OF N. P. Lyle
hart, as the land WAS entered in August, l549,
and was taxable for the year 1852. Concurred
in.
| Upon motion, the Beard adjourned until
This morning.
Died.
At the residence Of Hon. l. n Arnold, Washing
6ewo eS o e sa 4 aesy ii h
| 21bt year Of his age
Truly has the dart Of ssthe insatiate archer''
found shining mark. Scarcely three months
have elapsed since this yourg hero went forth
from our midst, full Of life and promise, bear.
ing the honorable sears which, as one Of Tay.
1or's Battery he had gained in the conflict at
, Belmont, and scarcely refreshed from the tolls
and sufferings at Fort Donelson, yet hasten
ing with loyal zeal to take his newly appointed
place, the reward of his services, in the army
of the Potomac. After period of service be
fore Yorktown, his fortune was to accompany
lis battery Gibbons Flying Artillery in TIL
advance towards Williamsburg, and it YRS il
the charge upon an advanced portion Of th
eneny's cavalry, on the day preceding tn
! battle Of Williamsburg, that the wound
were received, which, after TOUR weeks Of al
!: ternation Of hope and fear On the part Of th
2 mother who watched, and the friends VIII
waited, have terminated his youthful career
t How gal1ant1y he bore himself upon tha
fatal field his mourniul comrades will tel
Dismounted by shot, which, tearing throug
!
liftless, he lost no tine in selling anothe
steed which rushed riderless past him, an
plupging again into the fight, continued
- though badly wounded second time, to CT
coursge bis men and maintained his po5itio
until his battery was withdrawn from I'll
field. THIS was the closing act Of one wh
l. has been, in no ordinary degree, beloved an
2 honored among u.s. for bis frank, loyal, a1fe
r. tionate temper, noble gallantry Of sentimen
er his pure and spotless Life. His example, ala
is slso his legacy.
His remains will be brought back to his hon
20 by his sorrow.s'rlcken friends. The sabba
"A bell, which so lately sounded the requiem
III his brave companions in arms, will again tt
"A out to call mourning circle, not alone
~ crushed friends, for whole city will sh
he tears Of grief and sympathy over one vi
will long be remembered with pride and te
deruess OF affection.
ng "THE STOLEN MAsK."-A new novel
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DIED.
~ In this city June 4th, CARRIE BELLE, dauget