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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16
4 Letter from Superintendent Parks.
AYncA My l0ih. 1966

N'pCf, -h1N EViUf 300
The following i list Of teachers VIII
have obtained certificates for ono wear. al
the spring examinations in the diffren'
inspection districts throu1hont the county
Out of the candidates for third grade Ger
fifeates, ffty-fve received certificates.
siz
Thomas II Arthur. Oliver r. Ashley.
Sarah Alexander. Joscrhane Brook. lat
ris BANGS. Lizzie VI Bish0n. Thoma sine
Baker. Mary Baldwin, Mary Culver J :
Com fart, Francis Carve. Rose Dowlin.e
JUL" nrvnr. Aidie Dodge. Mary nnIcn
| Hri~riIll Edwards. John J y rvi<. Fmma
| Eli. Mary f. Goice, Annette Masculine
| Jrnk l. Jones. Elm c. Homes. Jennie T.
! Jones Rosa lone. Mary 4. Jones. Julie
& Joiner. Mary + Joiner. Frlrca- l.
Kcnzip Maria l. Kenzin. Mrs Hario
lynch. Francs i.eratn. e 4 NcCiurc
tnnai,eIla Mcclure. Maggie Row. otAam
T.I,l.;e Ro,vLorh9u. Mary 7. Rnwhotharn
| David l.. Roach. Casir@rine Riodol. Adele
F Rarrer. Alice SmitN, Annie u Srink
| Emma Sylvester. Mary 4 8 elton. Arhira
Stevens Amelia Tvla-. WIN e Thomas
I-ahe'le Thomson VIM We don. Strah
VI W~1rarh Carrie Ward Iaa 4 War
ron. Abort Williams, Title Wilkinson
| Demic Kanev
! There have been only two applications
| 'or second grade certificates this srrinr
/ both of whom passed satisfactory e1ami
! nation, nnf received second grade certif-
c,tas. viz. Mira ! Vail. Matte : Vail
! Among those who failed Of cominr Mt
l. !.
| have given evidence Of success in teach
! ING. To those have given certificates
. FOR SIX months. and To few Others. nv =
written request from the district hoa II
( Who wished 10 employ them. I have given
'i-or.r. Tor three or four months
Also quite = number of applicants who
fnil4d wors v0nnc girls who have never
taught .n1 dii not expect 70 tea>h the
present season. Nnt are preparing them
ee'rr. Cor The business haze enconr-
ncad Them 70 attend rni make Themselves
familiar with the methods of examination
under he imnre-aion that. even thorrh
they failed. they would 70 ve-v much h>n-
Gifted bv the exercise md iriu. would
discover Wherein thew wr-s deficient and
Tr"raTe fhemsev yea accordingly
There .re few teachers. md they arc
among the very best. Who make practice
of attending oil the examinations with,
their reach. even tEouzh thew have cert;-
fratrs in full force . the time The OK
hibits N interest -ni ea-nestness which
nm glad 70 sec ani doubt not tbpv feaT
amply compensated for their time and
trouble
There are few others. an sorry -
saw, whose aspirations in this direction do
not rise higher than harey 70 pass tho
est. and are apparently satisfied 10 obtain |
! certificate of the very loves, standard /
,dmissihle.
Upon the whole. there has been good
'sEr'e Of interest manifested. and gem
IN q. position - the part Of the teach.
~ 20 .aoFoashiE qualify ta.nrI-., scs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16

their occupation, and fully meet the de-
mands of public opinion, which is gradu-
ally insisting upon a higher standard of
qualifications.
The lists ofquestions. I think, have not
been more difficult than those oflast year,
but embrace wider range in all the
branches, and consequently the examina-
tons have been probably little more
thorough, and occupied Il little more time
than usual.
As nearly all the certificates given are
third grade, have thought best hereafter
in justice to the community and to those
teachers who are laboriug diligently &c
qualify themselves, to divide the third
grade certificates into three classes
which plan will be adopted at the next
examinations.
SAMUEL PARKs.
County Supt of Schools
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16
Leaving a hal outstanding Of S Us OS
All of which is respectfully submitted
WV II Crazy CITY Clerk

| LeaNlng tai. outstanding of. lbs @;
All of which is respectfully submitted.
WV II. CrKsY, City Clerk.
| The Board Of Health were then, OF. mo-
| ton. empowered to direct the Street Com.
missioner 10 assist in abatinr nuisanceS
The rcti'ion of Joseph Gundrv and
others, for Il new street from High Street
to ntcrscct Dodge Street was then read
| and. on motion. it WAS
Rcsolred, That in the matter Of the Pc
| tition Of 10 eph Gundrv and Others, t.
open a street 50 feet wide. from Highest
| North on the quarter section line al sec
No. 81, town ). range 3 east 10 Drd@r
street; it is hereby ordered hv the Com
mon Council, that notice he given n the
owners Of the lots or plots throu n which
said proposed street is to hc laid out, by
| personal service of Il copy hereof on the
resident owners of said los. and by pub
| ication of a copy hereof for two success
| ~ivr weeks in the Mineral Poin Tribune
To the nonresident owners of ~0ii lots
| that on the 18th day of Nav. 1866, "a jury
will he summoned by lIu 1h Connau.h ton
constable of said city. to hear and decide
mon srch applica ton and the necessity
| OF taking such property. Provided, that
| the expenses of such notices and jury
sha ! be paid by said petitioners.
The salary of the Superintendent of
Schools was then fixed at the sam OF
sc entv-6ve dollars
On proceeding to ballot for City Clerk.
William Henry Curry received the whole
| number OF votes cast. and WAS therefore
declared elected Clerk for the ensuing
year.
On haloting for Street Commissioner.
Daniel kober, received otes and Arthur
N"nnhan , votes. whereupon. Daniel
h"her was declared elected Street Com
missioner for the ensuing year.
On ballotinr Ior President. Joel G.
SqulreS received { votes. Henry Lenahan
received vote and George Priestley re
ceIved vote whereupon, 10. G. S1uirps
WAS declared elected President for the
ensuing year
The salaries Of the Street Commissions
or and City Clerk were then fixed at the
sum of $3.50 90 each
Ala. Deler, for the lst Ward. and I'D.
Lenahan, for the % Ward were then an
pointed committee to confer. and advise
with the Street Commissioner on the
working Of the streets
On motion it was then ordered IA 4 the
Road Tax for the wear 1866. be and the
same l. hereby le lei at the rate Of three
mills on each one dollars valuation on all
property "a returned hv tn. assessor for
the year \. ID 1865. all o; the aldermen
present voting therefor.
The application of the Lodge Of Cool
Temnlars for the us- of the large room n
the City Hall for lodge purposes on Fri
iav might Of each week was nn motion.
laid O er until the next meeting OF The
Cpun IL
The following rates OF license 10 sell
liquors were then fixed
For Wholesale liquor license, S2n on
retail 10 %
The Council then adjourned
WV 4 HFsRr.
Ex-O6ciO Mayor
Attest:
VIZ. II. Curry,
City Clerk.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16

Ak IMPORTANT DEcf<ioN lit has Cener-
aliy been supposed that legal instrument.
were no. valid unless they had tie pre-
1erieed revenue STAMPS upon them Bu;
judge Hoar. of the Supreme Court 81
Massachusetts. one of the most eminent
iurists in the country has decided that
his j. not the case The New Bedford
Mercury says
In case before The supreme judicial
court n Taunton the question of the va
hiicv of a deed 10 which M revenue
-'aran yyss fixed was raised Judge Hoar
unhe.itgtin1lv decided that the absence
- tho stamp does NOT invaliia'r the deed
lie questioned whether Congress 81 in
seadef n framing the Internal revenue
law. Tat was cloar in the OBI ion that a
Ftatste "f the Caitet States undertaking
;. inea'iiate an Instrument which hv the
laws Of tie ~tac-' "a valI. would he I'M
t." government may ex-
act nenaltv for faiiure 10 :. Fx = Sta,nn
hut cannot make void the instram2nt for
Il e lack of the stamp
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16
The Old Iowa State Bank No More.

The Davenport Oowa) Gazette Of the
9Th publishes the following tribute to one
Of the best banking institutions that ever
existed in the West, but which has sue
cumhed to the progress Of events:
1.-The exchanging Of the issues OF
branches of the State Bank for the securi-
ties held 'v the President of the institu-
ton was brought To n close, for the pres
emf, on Saturday. on which day repre-
sentatives from the branches ut Buriing-
ton and Mount Pleasant were in our citv
We learn that Hon. H. Price, the Presi-
der. took from the different branches
Currency TO the amount of about 500 900,
all of which is 10 he DESTROYED bv burn
ing This probably leaves less than $780,
900 OF State Bank currency, Of all the
branches, vet in circulation Doubtless
much OF this Is So scattered among differ
ent individuals "a to make collection II
somewhat slow process" or all pract-
cal purposes, the circulation of the State
Bank of Iowa NAV now he considered as
no longer having eXistance. No better pa
per money ever has been. or ever will he. in
the West Ii has been withdrawn IA IL m
tioHal, not IA military necessity and
will be remembered in the future that the
currency which in the dar'; days of fnnn-
cial disaster, when Wild cat banking ruin
ed 40 many thousands, provided the ?en-
pie of Iowa with a circulating medium
which was incnlruable benefit 10 the whole
commercial and industrial interest of the
State. Had all banking institutions in the
country been conducted as wa. the State
Bank Of Iowa, hundreds Of thousands Of
dollars wond have been saved to the
West. and confidence to paper money.
would not have been DESTROYED ~ To-
require the pied e of national securities
to recover popular vor
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16
CRY OF MI>ERAI. PoI~r. Wis.

May 9Th, 1866.
Tho regular meeting Of the Common
| Counci of said city, was this day held al
the Council Room.
HI. Honor, William T. Henry. Exon.
| clio Mayor, presiding
PrcSent-Ali Pulfori, Priestlev, Del
Ter. Lenahan, Jenkin. Ei,rncer
The minutes of the preceding meeting
was then read and approved
The following account WAS then audited
and allowed all of the aldermen present
vorin. therefor.
Hugh Cnnnoughton. Constable fees. s. 90
joel {. >qureS and Frederick Gilman.
aid"rmea elect # the LIST and q Wards
then to'k the oath Of Office and were ad-
mitted 70 their seats
The Bonds If VIM T Henry. Mnnici
pal Judge and of Hugh Cnnnouyhton
Constable. we're then presented. read. and
on motion. pnroved. all OF the aldermen
present Voting therefor.
" m l. Henry then presented his ac-
count of certificates Together with COSTS
on town at Minrral Point. which. on mo
ton. WIS referred u aldermen Squires and
frl"~tlev. all Of the aldermen pressn,
voting therefor
Tne petition Of J 7 SrenSer and others
"skn- for the enforcement Of the city or
dInance and laws af the state in c oSiny
liquor scl'In. establishments on SUNDAY.
WIS then presented. read and on motion.
Il was ordered that Hurh onnau.ht0r
Unstable, inform all engaged in Euuor /
selling that the ordinance relating 10 Iiguar 4
selling on Sunday viii he duly snforce! 1
nd he is $50 directed 10 ca around on
sundays and examine if any saloons ara
pen and engaged in selling liquor, AMI II
o found, to arrest the persons so doing
nd bring charges aSain' Of the
lisrEsn T-c.cc- .am.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16

two cents more for swine than they are
worth. The plan is to call at the farm
houses and engage the hogs, to be called
for week or two hence, and prefer $40
earnest money to close the trade. The
buyer presents o $50 counterfeit bill of
the 6 per cent. interest beuring denomina-
ton elegantly counterfeited, and the un-
suspecting farmer gives sd of good mon
ey for change. The buyer CD decamps
and the farmer Is out $40 Several of
these unfortunate farmers have already
presented these counterfeit notes at the
hank
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16

The petition of Anton Barlow and others
for repairing and improving jackson St,
was then presented. read and, on motion,
refer ed to the Street Commissioner.
William H. Curry, City Clerk, then pre-
sented his report Of the receipts and dis
bursements of the City for the year com
mencing April 18th, 1865, and ending
April 26th, 1866. which was on motion.
read, approved and ordered to be publish
ed. The report is rs follows
Statement of the receipts and disbnrse-
ments of the City Of Mineral Poi"i,
Ioua County. Wisconsin,. for the year
commencing april, 1865, and ending
April 26. 1866:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16

IMPORTANT CORRECTION TO INcosR TAX
PAYERS In the abstract of the provisions
of the income tax law, made by one oi
the New York papers. and which has been
going the rounds Of the press. the follow
Ing clause occurs among the list of deduc
tons allowable:
"fhird-Thc amount paid for rent or
the rental rai"e of any homestead occm
pied by the tar payer or his family IN
his oacn right or in the right Of his qcifc
The portion we have italicised is a gross
error, W hich we are requested hv the a.
SCISSOR TO correct, as it is misleading many
persons.
The only deductions allowable under
this head, as will lie seen hv examination
Of the schedule. is for rent actually paid
and not for rental value of II homestead
owned Ivy the occupants, or on which
from any other causes, no rent has leon
actually paid
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16
Frxr, Stephens. the Head Centre Of

FExr, Stephens the Head Centre oF
ireland. -yhnse arrrst Lv tho British Gov
arnmeat anl escnr" from prison the public
r,rn members. and whose nrri NJ IN this
9 un.ry IN. tecn anviou>lv awaited l,v the
Fenisns IN. reached New York. and j.
now the lion Of the Iri~hmrn in that CITY
lie was serenaaed end responded IN n
brief speech. saving that he hrlonged to
neither of the factions. that his purpose
i 70 unite the frishmcn IN this country.
md that the cause &C ireland had suffered
from the partisan division Of il friends
here IIep7eiict- that the lihsratinr army
= Ireland viii fight npon their own soil
before the r-eaent wear closes.
oMahonv. the rre.iden, Of one Of the
American factions has resigned. ~ the
suggestion II Head Centre stephens it i
said, ani y Dora Killian Ia. been re-
moved from tae ra-ition oi Secretary of
IN Tres.urv K Is intimated that Pres
itent Roberts and Genera Sweeney will
hereafter he the Acknowledged heads of
lcRiani.m in the United States
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16

WuoLEsALE lNcENDIARlsM IN MADISON.
An attempt was made to burn the city
Of Madison on Saturday night last. Fires
were lighted in FIVE places. but extinguish-
ed before they got under much Roadway.
The American House barn, Baker &
Campbelrs livery stable, and Mason 5
light, altogether amounting to 5000 or
$1,000 From an anonymous letter re-
ceived by Gov Fairchild, it is thought the
fires were set BY some five or six Of the
veteron volunteers of the eighth regiment,
who were credited to Madison but did not
receive any bounty money from that city
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16

CoNTHa DowS.-We picked mp n late
Milwaukee Sentinel in which we found
tut one article .efccting abuse upon SEN
ator Doolittle The editor Of that paper
must have been absent or suddenly taken
with desire for an appointment. Of some
s0re
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16

sSg> 1t is probable thnt the L. ;. Senato
will strike ont the third section Of the
reconstruction bill as passed by the House
nf Representatives, and substitute clause
forever prohibiting leading rebels from
holding office in the United States