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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-02-14

Also the account of Republican md Herald
for publishing proceedings Of the board claiming
S35 and recommended TO allow ms charged Mr.
Mr.. Hack moved that claimants have leave 20
withdraw and present their accounts separately
Carried
Also account of Sears 4 Cory, surveying
dredging work $50 so and recommended its al
!owance as charged. and that the dredging COM
msqoners be authorized 60 pay the same out Of
the river Improvement fund. Report accepted
and recommendation adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Crofoot II was
Resoired, That the time for the collection OF
taxes in the township Of Chesaline be, ana il is
is hereby cxiended to the 18th day of February
next.
Mr. Urc, Chairman Of the committee on dredg-
ing, submitted their report, which motion Of
Mr. Allnrdt, was accepted.
To the Board Of Supervisors.
Your Special Committee upon the reports Of the
Dredging Commissioners would respectfully re-
port that after receiving the report of their SUBJ
committee together with the charts Of the differ
ept bars, and after careful examination Of the
same, do fully concur In the recommendations and
suggestions therein expressed, which report Is
hereto annexed ms fol ows:
To the Select Committee on Dredging Reports;
GENrLEsFE Your subcommittee who was
directed to investigate the whole subject mnttor.
respectfully report That in pursuance Of such
in,tructions they employed Mr. Sears sn expert
enccd Civil Engineer 10 make thorough survey
Of the two bars reported finished and accepted
by the Commissioners, TO wit; Willow Island bar
and Crow Island bar, also the bar at Carrolltoa
and the bnr at Saginaw City, and 10 make maps
or charts Of said bars showing their location aud
depth Of water in the channel as nov drcdged =
This he has done and the charts are herewith pre-
scnted. In making this survey the engineer was
directed to take the point at East Saginaw on the
lor ubt fohl alolh hvs "a. fs...
missioners as low water mark, TO carefully level
from that 20 the different bars aforesaid and b.
show upon his report the actual depth of water on
said bars from said level, And also to show the
depth Of water from what in his opinion has been
the average Of low water In tho river for the last
six months. As you will observe by the charts
he fixes the average point Of low water three in
chez below the point rs fixed by the Commission
ers; he also finds that the datum or point used BY
Mr.. Goddard, (the Engineer employed by the
Commisslopers) AZ Willow Island in measuring
for ibs required depth Of vstsr was somsthias
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East Sarinnw. Jam. 1. 1850.

East Saginaw, Jan. !. 1866.
Mr.. Hack moved that the reports be placed on
fle and that the resolution recotnn ended by the
majority, be adopted. Carried.
Mr.. Jeffers moved that the communication
from Mr.. Goddard bo Gled and printed Carried
/ Mr.. LETTERS moved that tho Chairman and
Clerk be instructed to make the change in tho
bonds issued to the Dredging Commissioners, in
accordance with the resolution in the report Of
the Dredging COMMITTEES.
Mr. Allardt offered as an amendment. that ths
Chairman and Clerk be also instructed TO issus
i've new bonds, with coupons for interest payable
semi annually, In place Of any that have been
sold. Lost by the following vote
YEAs--Allardt, Doughty, Hastings, Quackcn-
bush and Sproul-5
NAys-Alberti, Barnard Brockway, Eaton.
FarDsworth, Mci3ratnis Hack, Jcfers. Lewis
Lefiler, Parsons. Pettibone, Schafer, Sloan. IRE.
Smith, Wilbur, Walter, witse, Crofoot.-20.
Mr. Jeffers motion was then carried Ad-
journed to ten o'clock TO morrow.
CoURr House. CRY OF SAGINAW,
January 4th, 1866.
THIRD DAY.
The Board met pursuant 10 adjournment. and
was called to order by the Chair Roll called.
and quorum present Yesterdays record read
and approved.
Mr.. JefIers from the Committee on Ways and
Means presented the following reports
Your COMMITTEES 10 whom was referred the re-
quest of several County officers, to authorize tho
County Treasurer to procure English Patent
Heat Controller" for the use Of stoves in their
Offices respectfully recommend that tho request
be granted. NJ, Jefers, Chairman.
Which was accepted and on motion Of Mr..
Haack adopted. 80.
Claims, reported back tho following accounts, and
their allowance as charQed
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'spcctfully tiihmittod
NEW ELL BARNARD,
rbatr,... S.l n..,f.

NhHIfman, SUB. COinm.
Your Committee have also examined the indi-
yidual report Of Mr. briggs last sub,uiticd and
find u correct as far we can judge without an
examination Of the vouchers, which we have not
had time 10 call for.
Your Special Committee have also examined
the joint report Of the Commissioners, and from
ar examination of'the same can see no good rea-
son for tho issue of any further Bonds ut present,
but would recommend the adoption Of the follow
ing resolution
Resoired, That the Dredging Commissioners
are hereby requested 10 prosecute the work Of
dredging ~ fast as practicable with the means at
their disposal aud IN such manner TO secure "
possible, tho completion Of n channel from and
including the bsr at Salisa on the South, 10 The
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The sums paid on the works as per &C
counts rendered in October last
amount to. .............-.". .sl7733,30
And the sums paid MS stated In ac-
counts rendered this month st tho
prcrcnt session of the Board amt to s7,76o,s6
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Past favors thankfully acknowledged A con-
tinuancc and increase Of patronage solicited
T. r. M0sHER, GP. MICKLEY.
East Saginaw, March IS, 1865. 293-ly
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County Of Saginaw In account with Vim. S.
Dnggs, Commissioner, r,-;
llsle55. DR..
Oct. II, Balance due from County, as f
- per account this date. =. 81 693 66
Nov. l, To cash refunded Jesse
Hoyt, being amount received
s and credited County, Aug. 8, 1000 90
To cash paid interest to
Hoyt on the same TO October
LIST. after which bonds bear az
interest, .,...........,..... SO SO
"2 To cash, psid Engineers ac- q
counts for November. 49,, FOG rs
"l3, To cash, paid Fox 4 How
ard ON contract for October, |, 1892 80
Dec. 4, To each paid Engineers ac-
counts for November, {. 49,. le2 90
To cash paid Fox d How
80 ard on contract for Nov..... 964 so
To cash, paid expenses of
measuring channel ,....... s 90
"9. To cash, paid A. Kessy for
repairing boat .......... 20 90
"9, To cash. paid w. Fitzgerald
balance of his account for
driving piles TO mark channel 'i39 l3
To ten days services as
Commissioner at s5....... 30 90
To Cush on hand 10 bal
e..........,-..,......, 2475 27
-~ ll.ll3 SO
atr CONTRA. cR.
Nov. !, BY cash received fa
on sale Of bonds
at par. ........"s 5000 90
"a" BY int'est on bons
from Oct TO Nov.
i, one month, .-... al 81
sc, BY cash received
on sale Of two bonds
at par, six months
cancelled as above, 1000 90
/" I'y interest on
same from Oct | 10
Nov 9th. 1 $50
months ~ W
Z" 10 Iy cash received
on sale Of bonds, in.
above. 80. 49,. 1000 co
4" BY interest on
Same from Jan. |,
10 Nov. 10, |
months .......... Ill w
"l4 BY cash received
on sale Of 2 bonds
interest cancelleias
above. ........... 1900 90
90 by interest on
same from Oct I,
to Nov Is, Ia 80
months ........" "a 43
"29 BY cash received
on sale of one bond
interest cancelled as
above. ........... 1000 90
BY interest on
same from Oct ],
to Nov 30, ! 2-3
months. ...s...... 10 50
sil.ll3 SO
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My facilities are Of such n nature ms to defy
competition from any quarter, and all l desire to
prove the assertion is a trial, rs my goods are
warranted in all cases to /. . perfect satisfaction
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condary syphilis, or the eruption aris-
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the usual way, is communicable by a
cigar or drinking cup. However this
may be, it is known that the child who
can only have taken the disease from
the remote source of its mothers blood,
or still more remotely from the father,
does communicate It to the nipple of
its often. healthy foster-nurse. All these
diseases are undoubtedly animal in
their origin, and produced from the
conveyance fan animal germ from the
affected person. ~
We cites these examples to prove the
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and malignant dysentery, are the indt-
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air. We are perfectly familiar with
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Typhus fever is very rarely communi-
Gated in the dwellings of the cleanly,
and malignant dysentery, we fully
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from the close stool or privy. 1t is quite
possible that cholera is produced in this
way, and that thus the animal germ is
conveyed directly to the body, hence
the greatest care should be used in de-
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Is it not evident, then, to every ra-
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man be engaged in nobler or more
humane work than in propagating the
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Our General Summary from the Mails.
Population of Rhode Island; 1895.
Persia has been astonished by a snow
storm.
The London Tfmesis said to circulate
60, 600 copies.
A large iron foundry is to be estab-
lished in Helena, Arkansas.
Fans made of lace are the newest
daintyin Paris.
+ The dullness of business in New York
is almost unprecedented.
Barnum's daughter was recently mar
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Mr.. Prentice thinks the itch for Office
Is quite as vulgar as any other itch.
AcattIe disease has appeared in Cuba,
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st. Louis is building large opera
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Napoleon has written a book of
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Property of unmarried women in
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One hundred slaves just landed in
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Thisis Spring, but the "ethereal mild
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The Tound Table accuses the New
York ladies of wearing false calves.
The magnificent new theatre in New
York willbe completed in November
They tell of an ex-opera dancer in
Paris who spends n million of francs
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The wife of the Turkish ambassador
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at a ball in Paris with her face uncov-
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A necklace worth million of francs
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A set of emeralds and diamonds,
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York.
NIaximillian's agent is said to be
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Young men who idolize young wo-
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The New York Legislature Is endeav-
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nies to 10 per cent.
The new capitol at Albany viii cost
six millions.
The Assassination and the Suicide is
the suggestive topic of Miss Dickinson's
last lecture.
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g. kirl Of narrow goods, aale % oroe-.
Looms FOH sUsPTSDEa STRAPS with button holes o. ne
mo-. rygeved Machinery Tor the nangisetaI o. ~
4 i-rs Manufactured sd ior ~ " T. u fL Ntff',
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