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ORDINANCES NO. 80.
To Create n Board Of. Health for the

- S0,1 .,. \, ryp
VHE bOAhD Or TRUSTEES Vr inI
L Town OF Gold HUI DO ordain as ioIows:
SECTION !. That there snaii DC anal nereoy
created and established a board OF heatn LOT
said town, which snai consist OF tnree mem1ers,
citizens OF SAID Town, one OF wn9m snal oss
praeiieing physician, VINO shall nold tneir once
one year, and unul tner successors snah % ~,
pointed and quaihed, unless SAID sanitary boata
shall cause their removal necessary by negn'
genee or falling to perform TIN duties
upon them by virtue OF thelr ONCE and It shall
DO within the power OF the Board OF Trustees 70
remove any one or AL OF the members OF sAia
Sanitary Board for failing 10 perform the same.
SEC. ltsnali 90 the duty OF haid boara W
look after the sanitary conoluon OF sAiu Town,
and shall direct such propnylaenc measures a.
shall In their Judgmen DC conaueISe 70 lne neai.1
ano Wea.oeins 4t.aa .onn, sutut u muu
70 tue BOARD o. trustees suce measures ~ tney
may MINK proP" 70 "uops anS en,oieei = W
Town Irustees may, upVn y aaoPson ~ suen
Recommendation ouees tne Lown MaIsnai, of
sucn otner otneer OF saio Town Is tney may Select
70 execute sne same .,,,.-r po.,a
skc;@ lne sAIe .aui.a.y DoA m.A n = =
oftheir number President whose dutF " snsl %
to preside over.tne aehoeraIions :" boaro
when assembled tor inc purpose I ''t', acIing
otneiA business, ana 70 case 81 a rlen siyS
me caLuns voei ano 90 san oass p'"os 'oSan
u meeting VI tuo ooeueI eny amo anu PtoSo
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Notice 20 Creditors.


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF The FIRST
Judicial District OF the State Of Nevada, In
the matter Of the petition Of John White, aninsol
vent debtor.
Pursuan, to an orderof the Honorable! c. Bur.
oank, Judge OF tbs said District Court. nolics Il
hereby given TO all creditors OF the said insolvent,
John white. 10 be and appear before the Honor.
able @. Burbank aforesaid. In open Court. at the
Court room Of said Court, In the city Of Virginia,
county Of Storey. State OF Nevada, on the 7th day
Of July, A. .. 1866. at 10 o'clock A. N. Of that day.
then and there TO show cause, hany they can, why
The PRAYER OF said Insolvent should not DC granted.
and an assignment Of his estate be made, and he
be discharged from his debts and liabilities, In
pursuance OF the statute In such case made and
provided, and In the meantime all proceedings
against said i~nsolvent be stayed
~ Witness my hand and the seal Of said
l. g. ! Court; this 5th day Of juno, A. d. 1866.
t L. HERMANN, Clerk,
By o b. FOWLER, Deputy.
WV. ". BISHOP. Atty for petitioner. le6 I'd
l60c. State stamp. Soc. In. Rev. stamp.l
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Notice 10 Creditors.


TN THE DI|TRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada, In
the matter fthe petition Of George II. Smart, In.
solvent debtor.
Pursuant, to an order Of tho Honorable O Bur.
bank, Judge Of the slid District Court, notice IL
hereby given TO all the creditors Of the said lnsol'
vent, George II. Smart, 10 be and appear before
the Honorable @. Burbank aforesaid. In open
Court, at the Court room Of said Court, In the
dty Of Virginia, county Of Story, State Of Neya.
da, on the 7th day Of July, A. D. 1866, at 10
o'clock A. ". ofthat day, then and there 10 show
cause, II any they can, why the prayer Of said
l~nsolvrnt should not be granted, and an assign.
nent Of his estate DO made, and be DO discharged
FROM his debts and Liabilities, In pursuance VI The
statute In such cases made and provided and In
the mssntime all proceedings against aId insol.
vent Dc stayed
L s. SCourt this the 5th day VI A. D. 1854.
S L HERMAN, Clerk.
BY THOMAS b. Fo wLER, Deputy.
WIN. W. tsHoP, Att'y for petitioner jus I'd
I5Oc. State STAMP, Soc. In. Rev. stamp
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IxsssalL Geld ia oliver ,MIninR

Company Location Devils Gate Mining pis
tiot, Lyon county. NevadA-Notice ts hereby
given that on the sd day Of March, 1865. an a..
lessment Of one dollar per share was levied upon
each end eysFy share OF the stock IN the above
SIlysrC Coin 70 DE Sccretsry q. his ohlcesN Nc. ~.
South b street, Virginia BY order Of the Board
81 Trustees 8. d. MARLETTEa seerstasyp
Vfginlk Storey County. Nsysda, June 18th,
iee6, lull.td
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Public school Teachers.

DUBLlc SCHOOL TEACHERS sd stSsrs
TO whom the Storey County Board u Edu.
cation II indebted, can obtain thsir pay by calling
upon tbs undersigned; ashis omss No = SCUM
County superintendent Public Schools.
Virginia June q, leea !s2Rn
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County Tax Collectors Sale.

SSohhB
rInR DELINQUENT TAXES OF THE
a,cA wear, le65.-By virtue OF an execution
i..ped ont OF the Justices Court, township Of
Cold AIli, Storey County. State OF Nevada, dated
N. IN dsy Of June. A. d. 1856. In favor OF the
STAG Of Nevada, and against w. H. Rhotes and
the pos..s.ory claim and im~Provemrni, herein.
amer described. for the sum OF Two Handsed ana
Mn, Dollars and Thirteen Cents delinquent
taxes, and Thirty. nlne Dollars aud fIty one
Cents co.i. Of suit. together with aeeruing eos,s
and expenses OF sale. aud pursuant TO 'nr proVsI'
ems ofsn act eniitled A Act 10 provide hrve-
nue. for the support Of The Government OF me
State Of Nevada" approved March sth Ap.
1895, I shall Expose for sale. At public auction 70
the highssi bidder for eash. 10 front OF the Court
HOUSE. in said County and State. on the Sd day
Of JULY. AID. lso6. between the hours OF IL
O'clock A. u. and Y u, % much Of the following
described possessory claim. with improvements
thereon ~ shall be necessary TO sstisfy said exc
cutloo and costs Of sale. situated In Gold Hi,
Nevada. an undivided ons-quarter Interest In
what 10 known asthe Come, Mil,
LF.o 'FERRALL, Tar Collector.
Virginia, June !, l566 ID
The above sale 10 h-reby postponed until
TUESDAY. July IL, 1850, at the same hour and
P IF. o'FERRALL, Tax Collector.
..-I-I. Tale a 1874 tya "a
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NOTICE,
OFFICE TowN CLERK,

Gold Hin, Juno %, 1865.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
IN accordance with Section Four Of an Act en-.
tliled. IAN Act TO provide for the payment Of
thu outstanding Indebtedness Of the Town OF
Gold HILL" approved March 3, 1866, sealed 'ro.
posals will bs received by tho President OF the
Board Of Trustee. until the 9th day OF July next
for the surrender Of Town Bonds and other legal
evidences Of indebtedness, issued prior To the
passage or under the provlsionI OF said Act, to
the amount Of 5000 In currency.
v.EsrFls sfsf@ II. @. MANNING,
Clerk Board Of Trusteea
Gold Hill, June Of le66. LEES I'd
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Legal ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO TAx-PAYERs!
oyyIcr oy BOARD OF EauAL!z.11os.

Gold Hill, New, juno 26. 1866
Notice IL hereby given 10 the following named
parties that you are required to appear before
tho Board Of Equalization of the Town Of Gold
Hin. on MONDAY. July 9th. between the hours
Of o A. N. and 5 p. NJ, TO show cause, II any
you can, why tho value Of your property should
not be raised upon the Assessment Roll Of said
Town to the amounts SGT opposite your respec.
tive.pamcs; and you are hereby notified that II
you fall to appear and show cause TO the con.
trary, such will be the valuation fixed by the
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$1,000 Reward.

,rHE SUM or ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS IN
/ Gold Coin will be paid blythe Pacific Insur.
ance Company, for the arrest and conviction OF
the person or persons who were engaged In the
Ineendlxr.Im Of Sunday morning, l7th Inst.
Il5tE s6'dJ SHARON q RALSTON,
jei9.tfl Agents Pacific Insurance Company. u
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Bills OF lading Of vessels for ports OF the United
BIS ssa, Si isd sa.'' or T receipt a1 Tor goods. to any isfeisRa
q sale Of an; vessel. or part thereof. when he he
Bf SHo q ssie eaees sSfa a go Sls essIsssdiag si;60a Go q
Bill Of sale exceeding 81 100. for each 500, or frac.
tional part thereof...
Bill Of sale Of personal property tother than ship or
Bond. personal. for the payment or money. fsSc
Bo @Srt Sisis Oh
Bond. for indemnifying any person ior the payment
ofany sum ofmoncy, where the money ultimately
recoverable tnersupon Is y. 900 OF esq.,: y sts
for every additional u 200. or fractional part there
city and town bonds. railroad and
other corporation bonds, and scrip, are subject to
stamp duty. (See MORTGAGE gsTu, HsIla-
Bonds Of any description. other than such as are re-
Quired in legal proceedings. and such a. arc not
otherwise charged In this schedule. ......-..25 cts
Certificates OF deposit in bank, sum not exceeding
certiaesie: q deposit in bank. sum exceeding $iSoSs.
Il. a.t.4l. 4. -sEF. octs
Certificates Of stock In an incorporated eompany,2 sc
Gertiasates cfrseord upon the instrument recorded,
.Etr.. exempt
Certificates Of record upon the book......eTempt
Certificates Of weight or measurement OF animals,
coal, wood, brother articles, except weighers' and
cd measgls,s ~ 5fsaufon psiiGc:iion OF a j1;tic: oe w
Peace. Commissioner Of Deeds. or Notary Public.
Certificates Of search OF records. cts
Eer,iacStes tbat Certain papers cannot he fonnJ s els
EeI,,nestes ~ sSemn,Iop orisnd saiS GS tsIes : cts
Certificates OF birth. marriage and death.-..--3ct cts
Certificates or pronts 10 an Incorporated company
for a sum not less than $40, not exceeding So. lOc
Certiacs.esexssedinSS W nS5 exceeding &C. y :c SS;; y c..
Sl,OO, or fractional part thereof. .-----.... cts
Certificates Of damage. or otherwise. and an other
dan marine aufveyOf. or other person Acting As
such gu
Ceriueu uAnseIipso ~ Ju'akmensn,
=: s q r.: a, $; SssS s!ss | i, ssiss M A ~ \, ss \. cfis~
Charter party, or letter. memorandIm or other wrt.
ting between the captain. owner or agent OF any
ship, vessel or steamer. and any other person;
teiating 70 tne en aS,u oa .ne same y u Inereg,sterea
syeae5 onc snndrea and sfty IONS 4 q
Charter party. etc, exceeding one hundred andaGy
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Gold niII Tuu.oIinr cold and siI.

yer Mining Company.-Location /; Gold Hill
Mining District, County of Storey, State Of Ne.
following described stock, on account Of assess.
,nelt (No. u levied on tho tenth day Of May,
1865 the several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective shareholders, as follows;
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Wide Awake g. e .. N. Co.-No.
Trustees Of the Wide Awake g. as
u. Co. arc requested 70 meet at Montminy's
JOS. LArLowER, PRECEDENT
Gold HulJuas rsea jsOS-td
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Celia nm TunnelIsr GELD and all.

Celia Hm TaaneiIag Gold and sill
yer Mining Company.-Locahon. Gold Hnl MI
NoIicE-Ths, Third Annual Meeting Of the
Seoeknoidsrl ofths above named Company, Will
Se ne,d At their Office, ais Montgomery street,
san franeiseo. California. on SATURDAY. the
smsniy'ns (2lsn day of JULY, 1866. at "
TO serve for the ensuing year, and such other
business a. may properly como before It.
.EHsWEGENER, Secretsrys
N.6-An stockholders who sannot DO present
srs requested to hie their proxies with tho secre.
tNy. Iuo5 I'd
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Remiaal Weakness - Sworo Certia
cate Of n ReharKable Care OF Sper-
matorrnHn.

is.lrs to oeneht suffering humanity, and a
feelius Of gratitude to Doctor y 4 Dohsrty.
Alons Iaducss ne 70 make this Naten1nt. For
naay Years I have been afflicted with that teArfuI
disease KNOWN IS SprrnAtorrh9N or Seminal
Weakness, 10 a fearful extent. which was soon
folio Sud oy the most lArninS sSnPtoms, As
wsAxnsss Of the BACK Andunos, pain in the head
di.nue,s Of VISION. nervousness and general de-
binty. Ny mind. too, was Affected TO such an ex'
teIi as to serlonsly impair my memory my IDEAS
were confused aud spirits lepressed- | was averse
TO society; nad evil torebodings and self.distrust,
and was eaiirely untitled for any Of the duties OF
LIE. From lsS5 10 the summed OF lso3, l en-
ployed the very best medical talent could dad
and spent several hundred dollars, but In no In
stance could obtain more than temporary relief
i had about concluded there was no relief for me
In this world, but. reading DR.. Doher;y's adver.
tissmrnt I thought I should call and see him, a.
he charged noiAing for CONSULTATION. ! bad an In
teryIew with the Doctor AZ bis otfee In Sacra.
mento .lrsyi, and his fee for treatment was 80
rsasonAoleI deIermlned to try him. though ! did
NOT expect mucn oenehi from his treatment. On
the dth oS December last | placed myself under
bis care. In one week 1 found myself very much
improved, and'now. after dive weeks treatment,
/ feel thoroughly cured Of all my troubles
and IN the enjoyment ofthe best health Hoping
that ny experiunee may be of benefit 10 other
simlarly AFFLICTED, I subscribe myself.
JAMES JOHNSTON.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me. this 18Th
day of January, A. D. 1864
Isl A. q. RANDALL, Notary Public.
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Decorative Printing!

In tho most Beautiful Colors, Shades and
Tints. such a.
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scHEDUIy OF srANp DUTIES.
sTAMP DUTIRs.


The following Is & corrected copy ofthe new tche-
dule OF stamp duties under the new revenue law.
took effect on August LIST. 1854;
acknowledgment or deeds..-----..--.e1enp.
AmSayM In suits or legal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Agreement or appraisemeut uor each sheet OF PIECE
ASSIGNMENT or transfer OF mortgages, lease Of policy
ofinsuranee, tN same duty a. the orieinalinaru
Assignment Of patent nght.-.-..--5cS
Bank checks, drafts or orders. etc., at sight or on Dc.
BI mso Of c;cSsnSs To;:icn;d;.w in hut r:ysSIe Out
more, must be stamped. lss I. job ll-
For every bill Of each SCI where the sum made pay.
ofin any foreign currency In which such bills may
Il sSpsssssd, Sceor ing 70 the standard OF value
For every ada,tionsi sioO or fractional part thereof,
Bill !, & sTsSsass S%5i;isnJ drawn in but payable Out sss
Satel pay same duty as inland bills OF exchange.
rtne aeeepter or aeceptor OF any bill Of exchange or
or INFORM ~ Sm Ss OF any sumof money drawn
butpayable In the United States must Scfoy.
pSylns, S 81 seifiepi Ing t ths same. place thereon a
Bills Of exchange VnlAnd), dram or order n.v.h,,
otherwise than At sight or on demand. an3 'snS
It aiime designated Except bank note afimusd t Sr
circulation and checks made and Intended 10 he
and S9iss : shall be Be p Tessa,s1 s|SSSSshwith for pay:
For additional 800, or fractional part thereof, S cts
1.-THE warrant OF attorney TO confess Judgment on q
note or bond Is exempt from stamp duty, II the
note or bond 10 properly star1ped.l 80
Bills OF; lading Of vessels for ports OF the United
States or British North America. exempt
Bills OF lading, or receipt for goods, 10 any foreign
BkEiI Of sale Of any vessel. or part thereof, when the
consideration does not exceed 46U0........10 cts
Bill OF sale exceeding 800, notexceeding $1,000 81 90
Bill Of sale exceeding $l,OD. for each 800, or frac-
tlonal part 0cts
Bill OF sale Of personal property (other than ship or
VesseD Gus
Bond. personal, for the payment OF money. fSSe
Mortgage f.r. .4.F.H ..HI#H.
DOuut W
Bond. for indemnifying any person for the payment
ofany sum Of money, where the money ultimately
recoverable thereupon Is 81 900 or ess..----,0 cts
Bond. where the money recoverable exceeds 81 1000,
for every additional 1000. or fractional part there
Bonds-county. city and. town bonds, railroad and
other corporation bonds, and scrip, are subject TO
stamp duty. tSee Mortgage.l wilma sIF4
Bonds Of any description, other than such as are re-
Quired in legal proceedings. and such a. arc not
otherwise charged In this schedule.---.-.-25 cts
Certificates OF deposit in bank, sum not exceeding
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-20
GENERAL ExTELLTGENCE.
THE GOVERNORS MEssisE.

Gentlemen Of the SeHote and Assembly -
Onr first duty is to give thanks to
Almighty God for al His mercies tons
during the past year. ,SThe people OF
no nation ON earth have greater cause
to be thankful than have our people.
The enemies of the country have been
overthrow III battle. The war has
settled, finally, great questions at issue
between ourselves, and there seems to
: be abundant reason to hope that a
peace which shall never more he broken
by internal strife is TT length vouch-
safed to us.
We mourned as no people ever
mOuTned before, when our beloved
President was stricken down by the
hand of the assassin That his mantle
has fallen upon "A patriot OF such APP
proved fidelity, and statesman of
such earnest aud upright purposes as
Andrew Johnson, Is subject of Just
cGDgratulation, and renews our conf
dence that the Divine Hand, which has
thus far lei Our country through mani
fold perils, still upho!ds It aud directs.
its destinies.
Unlike former wars, the one through
which we have just passed has not been
followed 10y commercial .stagnation.
Everywhere the business of the country
has sprung into life with more than
pristine vigor. Manufacturers are
pressed to the utmost limit OF their
power, TO supply demands. A million
of men have returned from the war,
been dlsbanded ia orr midst and re-
sumed their former occupations, and
yet from all sides we hear the surest of
all signs Of National prosperity, COM
plants Of the scarcity of labor.
Within our own State we have
especial cause for thanksgiving. Our
harTests have yielded beautifully The
fruits of the earth have found ready
market, the material wealth of The State
has incTCstd, mines have poured forth
their richest stores. commerce has ihriv-
en-, The people have lessen q their
indebtedness, manufactures have flour
ished, labor has been In demand aud
demanded a liberal compensation.
Sober industry has everywhere brought
its reward, and distress has been almost
unknown.
The finances Of orr State are in good
condition. by the timely and wise
legislation of your predecessors, the
financial panic which threatened us in
the early part of last year was success
fully avoided, orr people were saved
from loss, ard the State was enabled to
meet promptly all demands against it.
Oar credit IS good, and Onr State debt
so small that it can be easily paid
whenever IT is necessary.
The constitution makes it my duty
to communicate to yOu the condition Of
the State and to recommend tO your
consideration such matters as seen tn
me expedisnt.
The reports Of tie various Officers,
made as required by law, are herewith
submitted
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The cost Of the care of the School
lands and of the management of the
Fund tluring the year, amounted to
S15, 734 43.
The receipts of the Swamp Land
Fund during the last fiscal year, were
S91 All. 40.
The disbursements for the same
period, mostly transferred to other
funds, were sos, 1871. ID.
Leaving the Fund overdrawn $685.
26e.a@A 49, s. I'LL ~/
The receipts of the swamp Land Fund In
come fdrthe fiscal year amounted to. $40 463 20
Balance in Fund, Sept 80, 1854 ...,.-.:. e.ts3 ~
as f.as i- s-s1r .,s.s 81. sa %, TAG s2
( The Disbursements for the same peri
Cd amounted to S21 ,96407.
These disbursements were mostly
transferred to other fuads.
The proceeds of the sale of lands
granted by Congress for the support of
State University, constitute a Univer-
sity Fund. The amount belonging to
this Fund September 3oth, 1865. was as
.ioiiows: : - % E-fls-. hs4
Amount due certificates. $50 SIS
Amount due mortgages ...-.....-.~.... 1870 90
Amount due from the State, .--,..-....- $4,000 90
49, AZ 3 asaa - .s..-s-. sl60, 7sO So
The receipts of this fund on account
of sales of land. dues paid and taxes and
penalties for the. last fiscal year, amount
ed1to S47, 5S1.42. aals 3, essr
2 The disbursements for the past fiscal
wear wefeaEsA s1i.Ils ,Gre-E 49,
ref Loans s4S'ISo oO
Delihqusnt taxes, advertising. printing and "a
deiandcd atems.,.-. ss,s..s--...-- l,4o6 %
1901 $4,000 EIT s4l,l5C Sc
The receipts of the University Fund
Income, for the last fiscal year were,
for interest, Sl1. 1877.
Disbursements tcths Inyspiy fere, : =. $1,000 90
oisIA ys ;:-..-- 9vo W
, eFIHzIaE3S e'aga sia.us 50
; The swkels cost ofmanaging this fund
and-protestiHg the Uniyerity Lands for
the fseaLyesB was 81, 047. 60.
The disbursements from the fund for
the relief of sick and wounded soldiers,
for the year ending December 81, 1866,
amounted to Sc, 101.9l at which date
there WASH balance in the fund of $780,
$50. 81, which is much more than will
ever be needed.
The disbursements from the Govern
or's Contingent Fund, for 1866. were
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The interest accruing from the school
fund, together with 20 per cent of The
income of the Normal School Fund,
constitutes the School Fund income. the
receipts of which during the fiscal year
were:
fOf lntcfeSt--.-- flOosO4Z Al
Transferred from Swamp Land Fund PA ~
Penalties sales of Dictionaries and Timber 2Uli 81
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$1025 80 baIsnce in the fuul, January
LIST, 1866, s2.G57.84.
WAR FUND.
The receipts of the War Fund for the
last fiscal year were as follows: !.
Loans from the Trust Fund .......... $8ls, 900 90
From the United States ............... 800, 23S 26
state tax for war purposes .......... 20O, 900 90
semi-annual payments on State bonds. 44677 25
kefunded items ........................ ALB IS
Balance in fund Sept. so, 1864. ........ 2,173 81
Disbursements were, for
Extra pay TO sol Tiers supporting families 81 537 sc
Transfers TO other funds ............ 2oS.716 575
Interest war bonds 5000 90
Labor in State Armory ................. 9l7 20
Clerk hire, printing, Surgeon General
&C. ........................ %, 457 IS
81. $40 500 10
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give, for the benefit of the s.o.o
al information upon this sutisct "unu-
Inc following is list of snmo o.
most important products of tho gu. tae
tor 1864, with their valuation. "'ate
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-20

Section 90 of Chapter 10 of the re-
vised Statutes, provides that, "the Sec
rotary of State shall, from time to time.
require all persons receiving monies or
securities, or having the disposition or
management of the property of the
State, of which an account is kept In
his office, to render statements thereof
to him; and all such persons shall rem
der such statements at such time AID in
suc.I form as he shall require"
This section is virtually abrogated by
the terms of the laws making appro-
priations annually for the support of
the Benevolent Institutions of the State.
and for other purposes. gUE
Am account OF the management of a
large portion ofithe moneys SO appro.
priated is not kept in the office of the
Secretary of State. This officer is Sdi-
rected by law To draw his warrant for
the amounts, aud knows nothing of the
details of the expenditures.
The laws appropriating moneys for
any purpose whatever. should provide
that 1T be drawn upon the VIBRANT of
the Secretary of State, and require
vouchers to be filed with, and after care
ful investigation, audited by that Off
Ger; each voucher to show the article
purchased and amount paid therefor.
With such laws in force, the account
of the management of all moneys ex-
pended for the State, would be kept in
, 1866-08-25

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