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The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-28

DISTANCE FROM SUsANvyILE TO RUBY CITY
Q. @. Guudr,oh, Esq. of CoPpervala, gives
US the following item of interest. He says 81
have obtained the correct distance from Su-
sanvle TO Ruby City on The Chico road
giving watering places and grass. The %,
"a and 80 miles drive will be shortened from
six TO ten miles each this fall, and the road
this season. 1t is one of the best natural roads
nrer The maintains.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-28

THE HoNIcIpEs.-The Marysville Appeal
says p. SbaFer leaves a divorced widow and
two children. j. Barner, who was buried. on
Sunday, at the ranch, was As years old, and
leaves two children. Both the deceased were
well-to do farmers, and quiet and peaceable
citizens.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-28

FArAL ACcIpESr-On Saturday evening,
Oct 2lst, miner named G. j. Apple, in
attempting to get off the bucket at the shaft OF
the Justis mine, Gold Hill Nevada, lost BIZ,
balance and fell 10 the bottom, distance Of
345 feet, Killing him instantly. Apple leaves
a wife ard family, who live near the NINE in
destitute circumstances. c. A. Lockhart, Su-
periutendeut, raised $500 by subscription for
the family.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-28

CoNTEsrEp.-In Plumas county. a statement
has been filed il the office of the County Clerk,
praying that the order of the Board of Super
visorS, declaring Yeates elected TO the Office Of
Sheriff, may be set aside, and that the Court
declare 5. ]. Clark elected 10 the said Office.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-28

FIVE soldiers, whose term of service recently
expired and who were thereupon honorably
discharged from Captain STAIRS command
Sacramento Rangers, stationed at Fort
BidweIi, Surprise Valley. called upon the
editor Of the Red Bluff Observer, few days
ago, and expressed their grateful acknowledge
men,s to Captain Starr for going beyond the
strict requirements of duty in furnishing trans-
por,ation, etc, to their several places of enlist
xent. Honor 10 whom honor is due.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-28

CoLoREp STATE CONVENTION Delegates
from the colored population of the State, &C,
cording TO call, assembled in Sacramento this
week. The Pacific Appeal. one OF their organs,
speaking of the intentions of its people. says
They meant that our delegation should go to
the Convention to assist in devising ways and
means 10 obtain the elective franchise"
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-28

ABOUT tbs EARrHoUAKE.-The Ssn Fran
cisco Chamber of Commerce, 10 answer TO the
dispatch from H. W. Carpenter, telegraphed
to New York. in substance. that no serious
damage had been done By the earthquake. nor
had business been al all suspended in conse-
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-28

WHAT is HILL We have heard Of things
which were said TO have been "neary hell, "
and now Henry Ward Beecher tells US what
hell itself is in his opinion. 10 recent article
ia the New York Independent, entitled, Re
marks on He'll" he expresses views which are
not considered orthodox, and which are inter
preed as indications that he is nclning toward
Gniversaism. Mr.. Beecher commences by
giving definition of hell, announcing at the
very outset his opinion that it is not final,
but on intermediate state purgatory-wher
the wicked are punished for the sins Of this life
and fitted for future existence.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-28

THE SOLDIER DEMocRAcY.-But who can
ennumerate the myrlads OF unnamed Democrats
who, fighting in the ranks, shall find no chrou
icler to perpetuate their honored deeds?-
VUgm,c Union.
The enumeration, says the Carson Appeal,
can be accomplished through a reference to
the muster and pay rolls Of the late Confed.
crate army"
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-28

The principal manager of the London Index,
the rebel organ lately defunct, was Henry
Hotze, who, like Henry Wirz, of Andersonville
prison intamy, is Swiss by birth. He was
formerly editor Of paper in Alabama. These
two natives of the Free Republic performed
most efficien, service to their masters.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-28
Notice

Notice
rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THERE WILL
1 be an Election held a; the Central House Post
Office, on Saturday, Nov. 18th, 1865. TO submit TO
the qualified electors of Central House School Dis
trict. to know whether there shall be tax levied
Tor the purpose Of building School House in the
center Of said District. The amount TO be raised is
Eight Hundred Dollars. Polls 10 be open at three
o'clock P. NJ closed at sundowu.
BY order Of Trustees PHILIP HEFNER.
Il. B. BROWN.
ADAM GREASE
b. WILD judges.
A. KIRBY. (n52.3t
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-28

FoR about eight years England and the
United State. have had joint occupancy OF
San Juan Island. The imports and exports
have been free OF duty until recently, when
the English at Vancouver Island began to
charge duty on them. thus seeming TO recog,
ui.e our title 10 the disputed lsnd
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-28
List of Letters

ID EMAIMING UNCLAIMED IN THE POST
II Office at Oroville, Butte County, California
October 2sth, 1865. To obtain any of these letter
the applicant must call for advertised letters,
give the date Of this list. and pay two cents for
advertising. If not called for within one month,
they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Abbott VIM HollowayJJ
Bolton Mrs Hutchins P
Baker Adam Jones John G
Bufflm James Jackson Henry
Carter Daniel C Kingsbury A c
Cowyin Rev James Miller Mrs Mary L
Cunningham Z g Mcdaniel John
Chamberlin W Parks John
Craige Mary Pantus Mrs Nelly
Dunn James Rlsden James
Farley William Rose Laughlin
Frazer John Rollins Lloyd
Gould Ell Scrimpshire Geo
Griffith John Smith Fred
Golnbovig Mateo Stump
Goodrich Mrs Betsy Taylor Miss Amelia
Green George Thompson
Harden Il Trussell
Hit Mrs Lydia D Thomas James
Hutchins J S Thomas Ennice
HeuerC Wiser William
Williams John
FOREIGN LETTERS.
Chsndagre Pierre Evans John
Davies Thomas r Green Philip
H-P.DOWSEE, r. n.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-28

SENSIBLE ADvIcS.-John Minor Bolts has
written another letter TO Virgnians, advising
them to elect men to the next Congress who
have not been mixed up with the late rebellion.
Any others, be assures them, will BOT be
admitted
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-28

GEN. GRANTS LONGEST STRAIGHTFORWARD
Grant made his longest speech yet at Cincin
natl, at his reception, Sept, 23d, as follows
Mr.. Mayor, and Ladies aud Gentlemen: l
thank you for this very cordial welcome and
reception. say to you. as have said else
where, do not receive these demonstrations
os particularly intended for myself, but as
showing the loyalty of the people to the cause
we have been fighting for the past four years.
Agai1 | thank you.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-28

PEACH CurrIS6s-For some time past the
men folks, woman folks and little folks OF our
peighboriDg town of Cottonwood have been
having regular old fashioned peach cuttings,
such as We used to have in the good old States
at the East, where it vas our delight 10 go,
when boy. to Kiss the girls. eat peaches. and
h "a a 1,nA Ala ,irna -fYeeka ,loufnal
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-28

WILLIAM FASRgLL advertises in the Peta
Iona Journal, that be will wager $4,000 that
he can jump farther, either standing or running
or cast 81 pound stone, or auy other weight,
farther than any man from Tomales to Sscrs-
rnentn
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-28

y NEVADA paper terms the change Of the
Virginia Onion into Copperhead organ, s.
change OF base and base change II is said
that .'Caxionn Rhodes Is editor under the pew
arrangement.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-28

Tbs safe of Wells, Fargo s Co., blown OF
the Yosemite, has been found and secured.
1t lay in so feet Of water, quite q distance
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-28

THE entire Eighth and portions of the Sixth
Regiment, c. V, were mustered, eos on the
18th. The men generally retained their arms
and blankets They will be paid of to day.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-28

Is Lasseu county. Harrison, Union nominee
for County Judge is elected by majority OF
shout 65 Sanderson's majority is about so.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-28

Som Ocr-The California Stage Company
have sold out their line from Lincoln, Callfor-
MIA. to Portland, Oregon, to the Oregou Stage
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-28

From Susanrille to Pines. 49,. miles Is
Pines to Sheffer's ........ 4
Sh1ffers to Mud Spring .......... Is
Mud Spring to Smoke Creek ...... 10
Smoke Creek to Buffalo Spring. go. Is
Buffalo Sprirg TO Deep Hole go. Il
Deep Hole TO Granite Creek $500 -
Granite Creek 10 Cold Spring go. %
Cold Spring 10 Stovepipe Spring. s
Stovepipe Spring 10 Fountain Spring
Fountain Spring to Mud Meadows. l6
Mud Meadows TO Soldiers Meadows )
Soldiers Meadows TO Summit Springs IA
Summit Springs TO Mint Springs.
Mint Springs TO Pueblo Valley 49,. S
Pueblo Valley to Hot Springs. e. Is
Hot Spring TO Pueblo Creek. ..... s
Pueblo Creek to Trout Creek -. 10
Trout Greek TO White Horse Creek "a
White Horse 10 Head Crooked Creek 80
Head Crooked TO Crooked Creek. Is
Crooked Creek to Owyhee River. s
Owyhee River TO McWilliams. -. s
McWilams to Mouth Cow Creek. II
Month Cow Creek Jordon Creek. y
,lordon Creek TO Camp Lyon 800. 10
Camp Lyon to Cow Creek Spring.
Cow Creek Spring to Spring Summit s
Spring 90 Summit 10 Boonville go. s
Boonville TO Ruby City. ........ 2
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-28

Two Major Generals are running for the
Office Of Secretary Of State Of New York
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-28
Cor HoNs Too SooS-The Virginia FL

Cor Hons Too SooS-The Virginia En-.
terprise relates the following
Some body-we say somebody, because we
don't know who it was, you knOw-somebody
who has pretty wife and bosom friend (cf
the male persuasion) went to Sacramento on
business the other day, or so. He did up bis
business with such alacriy that be got home
two days before pretty little wiley expected
him. No matter that it was very late at night
when he arrived; he had night key, and knew
how to find his way through the house. He
would steal upon pretty little wiley and sur
prise her with kiss. Of course the virtuous
dear would scream and cause a great cOmmo-
ton, but then it would be all right the moment
she heard the well known tones of his manly
voice. He stole in His wiie's head
sweet, demure, loving wlfey's head reposed
upon he bosom of his bosom friend.
There was sound Of devitry by night-there
was good practice in The manly art of selfde
Tense. When the green curtain fell hubby ="
lay demoralized 10 corner of the room, amid
the wreck of the washstaud and furniture, and
busom friend might have been seen leaving
the house with all his store clothes under his
arm. Such is fe-n Washoe.
FROM ARIzoSA.-1he Wilmington Los
Angeles county, Journal says that ex Post
master Whitelsey writes, in letter dated
Calabasas, September 18th, as follows:
"At last we have arrived at the end Of our
journey. This place is about seven miles from
the Sonora line, and has already grown to be
quite town. A fort is TO be bait here, with
quarters for eight companies"
Another correspondent writes from Tucson,
under date Of September 22d:
This morning. an emigrant train, from
Texas, arrived here, with plenty OF girls one
of them is sixteen years old. six feet seven
inches high, and weighs two hundred and ten
pounds She is the daughter of q preacher,
aud sings well. We are all going TO their
camp on Sunday. to hear the old man preach.
and hear the girls sing. 1t is reported that
there are many more trains between this place
and the Rio Grande. There will be warm
times in this country yet. The French are IN
Sonora, and these California soldiers are con-
santly deserving, and the French refuse TO
give them up. They take their arms, buy
their horses, and protect all deserters."
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twenty of whom, it is thought, were killed.
Others were e1tricated 10 Cd injured and
suffering condition.
1t is said that great agitation continues to
prevail 10 Canada in relation to the Fenian
movements. 1t is rumored that the present
movements in Ireland are merely ruse and a
feiut to cover the grand design, which is, when
England has thrown her troops into that coun,
try, 40 armed force Of the order on this side of
the Atlantic shall seize Canada. declare it an
independent State, and place it under the pro
lection of the United States.
Dispatches received at the State Department
st Washington from the United States Consul
at Liverpool bring intelligence of the appear
auce of cholera at Southampton and the places
adjacent 10 that town. The weather through,
out England continues OF most unreasonable
kind. A disease known as "udderpest" has
broken out among the cattle 10 the neigbbor-
hood of Wateree, 80 miles from Liverpool, and
carried of quite number of cattle.
The New York Herald's City Of Mexico
correspondent, writing Oct. lst, says matters
appear to grow worse for the Empire. The
Republicans are increasing il activity and
boldne.s, and have defeated the imperial troops
in a number of recent engagements. Repub-
lican detachments swarm all over the country.
One of them appeared within thirtysix miles
of the Capital in the State Of Vera Cruz.
They defy sill efforts for expulsion. and in ooe
of the towrs Of this State have established a
newspaper organ. In the State OF Ojaco the
Imperial journals admit their operations have
assumed grave proportions, while IN Hocatras
and Jalisco they are sweeping all before them.
I The United States Consul 10 the City of Mex.
leo has been refused admittance to the Imperial
Palace, being informed be vas unknown there.
1t is said the rebel officers from the United
States, now in Mexico, have refused to comply
with the request Of Naximilians Secretary Of
War, that they should join his army, adding
thst hereafter they could 6ght under DO Tag
: l..s ~ e L. YY~a>SI .s-- = :
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-23
The County Fair.

Ie La Sale County Fair commences
ne Tuesday. Never in the history OF the
Sosty has ;he prospect Of its annual fair
loed so promising as at present. For the
fir time, the whole county seems to be
infested in it's success. oo
he officers of the society have accordirg>
lpade arrnn Fements on a larger scale than
uhl. The Accommodations on the ground
he been enlarged the premiums are larger
a more varied; and the genera program me
miller and more diversified than usual.
Tho following will indicate somewhat the
Iare ofshe preparations:
the fair vii open on Tuesday, by entering
! receiving articles and animals.
Wednesday Entries continued, and ex.
ination of horses, cattle, sheep, swine and
altry by aV arding committees. Also, in
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OTTAWA. SEPTEMBER %, isG5.
Ihc Ejeni cratic Convention.

Tie convention Of the democracy of this
couns, en- Tue day was well attended. and
did III work vel They nominated good
tcke, and the RESOLUTIONS adcp.ed though
bret .embraces sound democrats doettine
Wnhsuch a tic ket, on such a ph, Forui, W.
have 90 fear of the result before the people
Of III, county
liz soldiers cannot complain that they
were crowded off this tickle: nv the s,ay:a
homG!Iice Seekers. Every candidate nou,i-
nitedis a returned soldier but one. The
spldirs will see how deeply their cause is in
volvd IN the election OF this ticket. They
havenadc unspeakable sacrifices for their
county the. CAME hotne out Of means
and ut OF business by common CONSENT,
all far minded men said, they were entitled
70 adeast the local and county Offices wher.
evenhey were competen. to ill them, land
theirompetency is equal to all the Offices we
can blink of) But a convention of a party
that rofesses peculiar friendship for the soldier
met aud wholly secuted and ignored their
just Ja,ms. II the soldiers allow n ticket,
thus dominated in contempt of the N, to be
ccctd, do they not see that hereafter their
chants against the politicians are hopeless
The ely true plan for the soldiers, if they
wou!lhave cor mon respect hereafter, to saw
noting Of jnstt &c, is 10 dcscs, the n publican
or al other Ticket in the composition Of
whic their claims hlv, been scoutel, and
to cit ticket that has recognised end
ack twledged heir claims.
u proceedings of the supervisors occupy
so hrgc space of our paper to-day tbat we
ar. liable to refer to each OF the candidates
indi,lually, as we designed doing but most
u thn are wdll knowa to OUR citizens, and
witfhc assure nee that no better men can
be and anyw here. we heartily recommend
thei TO The support OF the people Of the
! COMFY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-23
Democratic County convention.

The Democratic County Convention met at
Ottawa on tuesday the 18th September for
the purpose OF nominating county ticket,
to be suppbred ut the coming November
election. The Hon. William Rcdiick of
Ottawa, wax appointed chairman, and q. H.
Bedford, SECRETARY
On motion OF Mccormick, of Peru, the
Eollowiu. Committee of five appointed on
credentialsE McCor nick, Milligan, Bntier-
field, Arm strong and Clark. The committee
rcpor, cd IN = following delegates entitled to
seats III the convention, VIZ:
Bruee--W. Il. Milligan aud Wm Meteor
mick.
/, Dimmick-Clark, Sheafy and Hitler.
| Enyie-S. IL. Bedford and Il. Hart.
Eayi-Heyr,olls, Mckinney and Bliss.
Farm Ridge-M. Budd, Ii. Yocum and Z.
Beck. ,,,.,,,
FMl Ricer-John Miller and William
Titze!l.
! Fieedonl-Butter6eld Chapman sho OAR
Der. 49,
Grand Rapids-Miller, Palmer and Hanna.
La Saik-Davis, Canon, McGovern, New
sted, Duncan, Gray aud Cline.
Manliut-Lindsey, Barber, Loring and
Clark.
Mission u. s. Armstrong ana Mason.
| Olsawa- WIN. Reddick, VIM. Cogswell, J
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The committee add that the fund appropria-
ted TO the reiei of soldiers families 30 be
SlI,2.7.26, from whicl, must b. dedu.,ci the
above sum. They recommend the continu-
| ance OF such relief to necesstous families on
| Is OF soldiers IN actual service. and the wiz
| ow. and orphans Of soldiers deceased in the
service, and who yet without pensions.
| The committee congratulate the Board
the rapid decrease Of the demands upou this
! funi.
| Sup Nauocke, from the comn,ittecto yisii
the poor house, submitted report.
That ~ persons have received aid since
! the February term; whole number Of
| present inmates %. OF whom 20 are adults
! aud 3 children Insane Is. Of whom 9 are
| females. Admitted since Feb, 90, discharc
| ed 81 deaths since Feb, 2. Work horses
on farm ,, cows 4, hogs IL, pig. ~. Ha,sed
on farm pas, season, 100 bus. oats, 100 bus.
| beans 1900 bus. corn, 81 tons hay, acres
potatoes, which rotiing.
| The committee recommend sundry repairs
about the bindings aud farm, also the pur
chase OF more COWS estimating the cost Of
all at 500
The daughter Of Mr.. Brown, a blind pau.
per, expresses Willingness TO support him
herself. The husband OF Mrs Smith, an in.
sane woman, is able to support her; so are
! tHe Relatives Oh Mary turner. > 'me action
in reference to the disposition Of foundlings is
recomm, n led. Tie ,mmittec conclude by
, reDortng the sanitary condition OF The estab.
/, Ii hme,, exc, lleht, aud com mend the manage.
Q ment throughout OF the present oyerseer
5 (Mr. Phelps.) The recommendations of the
y comm ttee adopted
> The committee on building a fire PROC.
s vault attached to the Court house, repofted
y that the contract had been let TO j. Colwell
. Il Bro, Lowest bidders,) at $3400, and tina,
o changesi from the contract had been made
!, amounting to $500 more. (The vaul, i.
|, nearly fnished.)
3 Sup. Mcintyre presented the memorial Of
!! . a meeting of soldiers Of this county askin,
IS for boanty Referred to select comnitte,
IS consisting of Washburn. G. W. Armstrong
70 Clark, Stanford and NJ ,ty:e. -3pe
IS On motion of Sup; Cosgrove, $500 wer
- appropriated towards paying for a free brd =
Il over the Illinois yi7er at La Sale, the COS
% of said bridge having been $4,000.
% On mot ION of Hise, She bounty committe
~ were directed to pay Dan1 Bleach $50, til
o. bounty paid to the men of that regiment.
50 Spicer, from committee to settle Wit
~ al school commissioner. reported that they ha
81 examined his books and accounts, and foun
IS them correct; and recommended the pa,
he ment Of his bill for services visiting school
t2 tunder act Of Feb. Is, 1861 102 days, I
I'D 50 per day. s5a 5.at 1l,.47g s n.
as The school commissioners report, accor
panying the above, gives, cash receive
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On the report of Harris, that all the re-
uuirements Of the law in the case had been
complied with, the Board appointed +. K.
Wicks, Dan'l F. Ro1gers and James Clark.
to view portion of the state road from Ovid,
Lee Co., to PERU, La Sale Co, with q view
to its vacation, and report to this board.
A SINH ,r order was made with reference
to the state road from Inlet, lee &C., 10 La
Sale. and +. W. Mattocks, W. A. Wilkins,
and J. NJ. Kline appointed viewers. ~
On motion OF G. w. Armstrong. the build
ing committee (Hickling, Baldwin and
Clark were directed to have suEdry repairs
made in the Circuit Clerk office, and draw
on the treasurer for the cost.
Leave was given A. b. Moore to withdraw
his hill presented and disallowed at the last
meeting of the board
On motion, 81 per week were vote |, TO be
expended under direction of Sup. G. W.
| Armstrong, for the support of James Sherry,
| a pauper in The town of Deer Park.
| On motion, $500 were placed in the hands
OF the County Clerk to purchase fuel for the
Court House aud Jail.
Sup. G. w. Armstrong offered n pream-
able and resolution, rcci;ing that this board,
at It's March session, having adopted a resolu
ton requesting the Voters of this county to
| vote for no maa for Treasurer who would
not pledge himself TO collect and disbursr the
war tax at one half the rate fixed by the
| Statute therefore the Chairman he requested
| to correspond with such candidates, that
their re plies may be published with the pro-
ccedings of the board. Referred to- select
committee. consisting of G. w. Armstrong,
| Washburh and Stanford.
| Adjourned to 9 o'clock tomorrow.
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Said committee reported back the claims
Of y. T. Bullion for :l29.Oo Chas. Streuver
for $40. aud of G. w Munger for $500
which were Laid on the t;.Dlc.
SAID con- nittec also reported, in the cases
of Siias Dewry, pauper Of Troy Grove, and
Hannah Goodrich, Of BrookGeii, that said
persous had rs latiyes, able TO support them,
and recommending that the supervisors Of
said tJ-sns MAKE provisions for the support
OF said paupers, aud con- men SUIT against
such relatives, one month from this time
for muney expended and to be expended by
the county for he support OF said paupers,
at the rate Of 81 per month"; or AS much less
"a the county shall be found TO have expcnd-
e1 for their support.
Which was adopted.
Sup. Mclaiyre, from committee on Court
House and jail. reported in favor OF the fol
ic,aiun claims WHICH wcre altnXcd: