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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20
Mortality Among Children.

The Annual report of the Health
Officer of San Francisco, Cal, closes
with a paragraph in relation to the
frightful mortality among children, as
applicable to the latitude and climate
of Mineral Point as to that of San
Francisco So truthful are his re-
marks relating to the clo0pg, diet,
&c, Of children, and Of the mortality
resulting from improper treatment in
those particulars, that we transfer to
our columns part of his report, hope
ing 1t may not be unproftably perus
ed By our readers:
This large army Of innocence,
beauty and promise swept down by the
exorable hand Of death, ere life has
scarce begun, and with them all the
bright hopes and fond antiaipations of
parental ambition. IS not without
cause, which IN many instances hight
be removed or materially mitjga ted
Our climate, the whole wear round is
undoubtedly as healthy as that of any
city in the world. but it needs to be
properly understood, aud its sudden
changes guarded against with apnro-
pirate clothing. Adults make no mis-
take IN this particular; ladies and
gentlemen take their morning exer-
else IN light summer goods, while if
their walk or ride is prolonged or de-
ferred to pass meridian, winter cloth
ing, fu-s, shawls, ca pes, cloaks and
overcoats are IN requlsition. But not
so with these little victims Of fashion.
1t Is nothing uncommon to see tile
father dressed in flannel undercloth-
ing from neck to heels, heavy cloth
pants, vest. coat and overcoat. taking
his children out for an airing. dressed
in the hight Of fashion-with plaids
and panties which have suffered fash
ions amputation above the knee and
leaving the lower extremities unpro-
tected save by light cotton hose and
cloth CATERS. These little loved ones
look very pretty, out by being thus
foOlIshly exposed to colds, coughs and
their concomitant results-diphtheri
or croup-they often, deS pite the doe
tors skill. become silent monitor to
the parent OF the wrong done them.
Improper diet, both as to the quality
and quantity. is another fruitful
source of disease and death among
children. SwiIl milk has had its
share IN this work Of infant mortality.
but thanks TO a discerning press and
public opinion, not the lar, a marked
Improvement has been wrought in this
article in the babies bill of fare dur
ing the past year; but there is still
room for further provement. Moth
ers cannot be too watchful as to the
purity of the source of the milk upon
which their children feed. Again
overcrowding the brain, trying to
make a little man or woman out of
baby, kills numbers every year, who
would, if left to the pure and sim pie
dictates of nature, grow TO be healthy
men and women; but this unnatural
parental pride to see the children pre-
cocious and smart. this stuffing
of the stomach and brain with food
and ideas fit only for maturer years,
together with fashionable exposure.
90 far to roll up this infant mortality
which it is our painful duty to re
cord. "
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20
GENERAL GRANT.

Secy OF State

The Democratic party both north
and south.nanifest great anxiety about
the political views Of Gen. GRANr.-
Feeling assured that he IS TO become
the Republican candidate for the Pres
idency, they are intent upon calling
him out in some manner upon politi-
cal issues, not fer the purpose Of as
pertaining whether he does or does not
sympathize with the Republican par
t., for in thts particular they have no
doubt, but fer the purpose Of getting
from him some expression wherein to
hang hope f,r his defeat 1t was
said Of Gen. Scorr, and with much
truth-that he defeated himself when
running for the Presidency, by letter
writing. The Democratic party would
ike to catch Gen. GRANT In ths same
trap. But the General has always
had fashion Of speaking only when
lie had something to say, and then Us.
ing such language as would express
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20
THE ELECTIONS.
Their Effect Upon the Republican
Party and It's Congregational Policy.

Congress viii continue its course
1t Will adhere to the law as it stands,
and Will 90 whatever NAV seem nee
essary to render 1t effective Moth
ing has occurred to warrant any ex-
pectation of change in the VIII Of the
majority of Republican Senators and
Representatives II individual utter
ances eiSewcre than AT " Washington
and the unvarvIng tone of the party
press form any fair criteria by when
TO Judge of probable party action. we
must conclude that the determination
to enforce the law as it IS, remains as
strong before the verdict of Ohio and
Pennsylvania had been pronounced.
SO far as the reconstruction nolicv Is
concerned, not a single sign Of conces-
sion IS apparent IN any quarter. The
obStInacv of the Southern whites fur
nishes a plea for firmness, not for
compliance with their wishes. And
the enfranchisement Of the negroes is
justified as the creation of bulwark,
and an act Of Justice which is in no
degree impaired by the refusal of
Northern States TO establish Impair
tial suffrage within their own borders.
" simply reproduce what We know
to be the prevailing feeling in the Re
publican party, from which we infer
that there Is no probability of any ma
terlal modification Of the Congress-
ional plan during the coming session
In cur opinion, there Will be no sur
render, 10 yielding on any essential
point. On the contrary. we expect
to see the entire work pushed forward
Nrgetically, with view TO the earli-
est possible reorganization OF the
Southen States. and their readmIssion
TO CongraSs on The basis laid down.
These anticipations are not iucom-
patible with a recognition by Congress
Of the temper indicated BY the elec-
lions. Their lesson, as we under
stand 1t, Is favorable to general mod
Grafton in the application Of Union
vIews-not to the pretensions of those
who We're engaged in the war against
the Union
The stage at which Congress NAV
he appealed TO with the greatest prob
ability Of success viii not - reached
Hntll the preliminary proceedings now
m progress shall have been com Icted.
The elections as -cld in Louisiana.
\ irEiu'a. Mississippi and Arkansas
must be respected, and the elections
ordered IN the other States must go
on The Convention will follow as
matter Of course. and we NAV assume
that the constituencies represented by
the delegates VIII, IN the main. up
hold their work. The several Con
stltutlous VIII come TO Congress for
its approval, aud then viii arise the
opportunity for prodting practically
By the moral q the Northern elec-
tioas.-N. ! Times.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20
Sh0hE vs.. SMOKE.


The Copperhead efforts to smoke
out General Grant do not meet with
brilliant success. The imperturba-
bic General gives them smoke for
smoke, aud the everlasting cigar wins.
Ben. " ade complained that when.
once upon time, he tried to get a
political platform out of discreet
Ulysses, the general ,r5uLI keep talk
ing horse. Whenever | intro
duced politics. he trotted out a fast
horse grow5gd the humorous Ben.
himself an old war horse Of RepuhIi-
caulSm smelling the battle affair OF
When Montgomery Blair recently
tried 70 pump the Sphinx" the Cen
eral did not even talk horse" he
Id nothing o"t smoke For two NOR
IA hours like foion'ns he bored and
oorea- aad tired " ny IndlreetIons to
h1a directions out, while the Gen
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20
Thanksgiving Proclamation. By the Gcv.raS--
OF Wisconsin.

In accordance with the welI-apprcved rs
age, which sets apart one day in the year as
a festival OF praise to God for His goodness
l LCcIrs FAfRCHIID, Governor ofthe State of
Wisconsin,, DO hereby designate THURSDAY,
the tventy-eigbth aay OF November instant,
dav Of Public Thanksgiving; and earn
e,tlv recommend 70 the good people of
this State, that, abstaining on that day from
secular pursuits. Jhev assemble in their US
ual places OF public worship and devoutIy
give praise and thanks to Him who Is the
giyer of every good gift, for oar national uni
y preserved, for continuous peace, for ex-
emption from pestilenee, for pIenteous har-
vests, aud for all the abundant and varied
blessings with which He has crowned the
year just drawing to q close, and with praise
and thanksgiving let all unite in supplications
10 Him that Ills goodness and mercy NAV be
continued, not only to Us, but 10 our whole
country for all generations.
Given under nv hand aud the Great Seal
of the State, in the Executive Chamber at
Madison, Wisconsin, this ninth dav of No
yember, in the Year Of our Lord. one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-seven.
l.. : LUCIUS FAIRCHILD
By the Governor
THos. s. ALLEN,
Sec'y OF State
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20

Still, he knows his own business
best. and If he thinks he IS called bv
the Almighty to prop up the king
dom Of the devil by lending his name
and influence to save from deeper dis
graces the most corrupt and unnit-
igated set Of shysters who ever lived
it i his look out and not ours"
The difficulty is, the Copp.rhead
politicians never viii . let we'll enough
alone cons 9q,ently they are doomed
to be perpetualiy snubbed, and treated
IN the most aggravating manner by
the man whom they virtually confess
to be the only candidate the Democ-
racy could elect. AS for the threat
contained in the italics above, it prob
ably vii not have the effect to scare
the Acting Secretary on to the rebel
platform. He Is well aware that it
Is but a trap-door barely covering the
gaping pit of political infamv and
death. and will neither be coaxed nor
driven, into putting his foot upon it..
Blair, Black & Co. would pluck the
epaulettes Of the General-in-Chief
from his shoulders to-day, and place
them upon those of the rebel General
Lee if they had the power.
That would be the final result of
making treason as honorable and re-
spectacle as these confidential advis-
ers OF the President would like to
have it.-Chscago Post.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20

ANDY observed in his little speech
on the 18th inst. that the people may
be sometimes misIed by living spirit
III the mouth of their prophets"
This IS both graphic and Autobiography
&c. Before Andy was king, it NAV be
remembered that he was prophet He
was, not to put too fine a point upon
it, the self-declared Moses Of the race
which played the role of the under
dog In the fight. In the TWO faced
capacity of the black mans prophet
and the white mans King. he gave
utterance to such ''promulgings" as
the following:
Traitors must be made odious !;
treason must be made oGious; traitors
must be punished and npoverished. p"
= They must not only be punished,
but their social power must be de-
stroyed =" Every Union man and
the Government should be remuner-
ated out Of the pockets Of those who
have inflicted this great suffering on
the country. - l care not how small
the number Of Union men. if enough
TO man the Ship of State, | hold it
high duty to protect and secure to
them Republican form of Govern
ment -. Governments can and
ought to be changed and amended -
Z" Before that time 1922 the States,
without regard 20 color, might extend
the franchise 10 all"
Verify Andy speaks true when he
observes that the people may be some
times misled by lying spirit in the
mouth oftheir prophets Chicago Post
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20

NJ. Q. PoULET read al { late meet
ing Of the French Academy. paper.
IN which he stated. that during an ep.
idemic Of whooping- cough. which pre-
vailed IN his neighoorhoo5. he found
IN the AR, expired by a number of chill
dren suffering by il, a vast number Of
lnfuSorla, Identical in every case. and
which had the property OF communi-
eating the disease % persons inhaling
them
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20
CITY LOTS FOR SALE

The Subscriber offers for sale several very desirable
lot. for Residences 10 the iyy Of Sin raj Point ad
joining Capt. =. b. TERaT's Said lots viii be well
sccommod ted WIKI streets an the most pleasant
y located Of any in the CITY Persons wishing 10 rur-
chase City lots iii no well TO call and ersn1f the
lots anJ learn The prices before purchasing ese here
Inquire Of
sireral Po;n. august 81. 1857, .. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20

The deepest guano deposit is seven
" feet. Humbolt says. an inch in
depth would demand a lapse of 500 or
900 wears This would seem to prove
a long succession OF ages IN time, dur
M wh,ch birds must haze existed
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20
NEW FIRM
a N ID
p r Q Z 81
Vim. .Socka u Son.

Manufacturers and General Dealers
in BOOTS and SHOES,
CoAD's Block,
High St, Mineral Point,
Have one of the best and largest
assortment Of Boots and Shoes ever
offered in this market, which they
will sell very cheap for cash.
They feel justified in saying that
they viii sell a better article for the
same money than any other House
in Iowa County. They keep a very
large assortment Of Home Manufac-
tured, Handmade and Warranted
Boots and Shoes. which thew will
sell from 10 to 20 per cent. cheaper
than any other Shop this side Of
Chicago, and having greatly in
creased their facilities for their bus
mess, they are prepared to supply
all demands. They keep, also,
full assortment of the very best
Eastern work which they offer very
low. You will find at their Store.
the choicest quality of Glove Kid
and Goat Balmorals; Also. Calf.
Pebble, and Grain Shoes Of all
kinds; In fact, everything in their
Line Of Trade.
Call and examine their immense
stock before you purchase.
Their mottos are, Cheap for
Cash, and Zone Price Only"
- ?. S.-Rem EN- Der. their
own work Is HANDMADE and
all Warranted 10 give ENTIRE
"A IISEACTIOA. n43
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20

AN ingenious contrivance for rails
ing water IS on exhibition IN New
! ork, and, it IS stated, supplies the
power for -four mill in Virginia.
The process IS to introduce steam
the exhaust Of a non-condensimg en-
gjne-into a reservoir connected BY a
pipe with supply of water beloa
and then, by a jet Of water, TO con
dense the steam, creating a vacuum
which IS instantly filled with water to
be discharged into a Hume or rescr-
voir, from which it Is carried to the
water-wheel.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20

d" We are not contending with the
Democratic party. is dead and it
IS wrong to make war upon the dead.
It died with Andrew Jackson. "-Judgs
Kelly
:. We wonder X hat the Judge thinks
Of the corpse about now ?'-La Crosse
Democrat
Thinks as the melancholy Dane
did of poor Yorrick-" and smelt so ?
pah - Wa5asba Herald.
We heard war Democrat not long
since deny that the Democratic party
was dead. Said he, " The old Wing
party was an honorable organization.
1t had a mission to perform. 1t did
It's work manful!y, wrapped itself in
its cloak and laid down and died. The
old Der>ocratic party had also a mis-
sion which it performed. 1t wrapped
its cloak about itself and laid down. but
dared not die. 1t feared a hereafter.
and sold itself to the Southern Con
federacy for promise similar to that
made by tn devil on the mountain.and
with just about the same prospect of
realization
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20

Oval Glass Top-Rosewcod and Walnut.
tONE Glass fOp--Sose God and Walnut
french Glass OPPOSE God and " anut.
MOULDED L PANEL D. Rosewood add Walnut.
And IA f@ci ali kinds % Collins usually kept IN the Tn
dertakeTs Department Also. Sfr8ads Of ali iescrp
mons, and Prices to sgr the tastes Of Customers al Of
which can be had by app yiDg P GsOgGE's Furni-
tnre Rooms two doors last Of Prestey ro'S Harness
shop or directly opposite +. Mllers Grocery store
High street, Mineral Point.
44tf THEOPHoLUs GEORGE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20

PSI bushels q wheat,
SIT bushels OF oats
ZoJ bushels Of potatoes
600 bushels e corn,
81 bu,hel. Of apples,
80 tons Of hay,
1lSt lbs Of wool,
5Z> It's. of butter,
bushels Of beans and good supply Of garden stuff
There has been killed for OF inmates the firm
USsOgs Isl lbs; II eep 20 lbs; III .bs.
There Is noN live stock ON he farm, cows, bull,
sprin, caves brood mare. 20 hogs steers, year
inSs, hors :, l colt, - sheep
The following table shows the number OF inmates.
LTr.rs Male.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20
Undert taking.

HAVING BUILT fine CRAye NECK Hes-se with
full French Glass Sides and finished in the best and
neatest possible manner am prepared DO Under
taxing IN al its various branches. and keen con
SANITY hana AL kinds Of
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20

Thereupon the following Report from the
County Treasurer was presented, read, and
ordered filed
Francis Vivian
In account with Iowa county
From Jan. LIST, 1867. to Nov. 1itb, 1851.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20

BILLS DEFERRED AND DISALLowED
BIZ in favor Of ?. A orion, deferred until Jan
nary $3.50
Bill in favor Of H. Nledecken Co., deferred
until January 80 d
Bill IA favor OF J. NJ. Smith deferred until Jan
usry. 10 s.
BIZ - pier Teunhv disallowed - 81
Bill q J NJ. Smith, state case dissiiored SO
EGs.4 S4E =
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20

Total in ie5tedness 81 $50 TO
On motion, the above was ordered added
to the County Tax in the several Towns above
named.
Thereupon, the Board proceeded to levy
the Tax as follows:
State Tax, mills 80. .-..4lS 2ST 81
School Tax, 2-5th. mills. 80. 2o3 81
County Supt's salary, 2-Jths mills e. 90O 90
County Tax, mills II 900 20
Total .-....-3 $50 $50 10
Apportioned to the several Towns, as fol-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20
Confident that the

quality and price cannot fail to
give entire satisfaction, the public
are invited to call and see for
themselves, and see themselves
in One Hundred Looking glassesl
and If they purchase largely can
not fail to be we'll satisfied with
themselves, as / am determined
not 10 be undersold by any house
in West Wisconsin.
At the Old Stand. near the Depot.
ON mere e Street.
3m39 Mineral Point. Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20
lSA-CAt
To this amount rom tax deeds.
Francis Vivian
In account with Iowa county,
From Jan. Isl 1861, 10 y ov. llth Is6I,
s47.ess rs

NJ. o F. Leyake presented written report the
Condition and management Of the Poor Farm. which
report was read and accepted, and ordered filed.
The annual report from the ovsrseer OF the Poor,
was presented, read, accepted and ordered fled
FOL
REPORT OFOyEcSEER OF POOR
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20

-
Number OF paupers 81 arch
lst, 1861
Number OK paurers re-
ceivsd since,
Number Of paupers Teceiv
ed nee March ist ioDT
Number Of children bound
out,
Number = children born
in p or house,
Total number died, bound
out and discharged,
I otal T umber on farm at
tins late
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20
MINERAL POINT

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 90, 1867.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20

Total amount required. So. $50 10
JOHN BONNER Supervisors.
J. W. EEWEY. Iowa Co wis.
On motion the salary of the County Super
intendent Of Schools was fixed at 5000 per
annum. Thereupon the following claims
were presented and allowed:
GENERAL BILLS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20
I'm connection with the

above l am now opening and
prepared TO sell Window-glass of
the different sizes, Leads of diff
ferent brands; Linseed oils. raw
and boiled, and colors. varnishes,
Turpentine and Benzole, machine
and carbon oil, paint whitewash,
window, artists. and varnish
brushes, glue and flint DaDer
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20

Total S2,+O6 10
COUNTY POOR FARM.
James Jones. Merchandise $40 so
SnoE Devoe, conveyance FOR Supervisor IS
\. whitman, merchandise 20
A. B. Robinson. merchandise IS 60
D F hause. care Of pauper, %
v" j Wrisglesw0rth, bringing insane from
Madison 81 50
smith 4 Roberts, medicines FOR Miss Ovens 65 50
Hendry Thomas Co, merchandise 4 25
Wheeler 4 CO. merchandise, 50 IS
thomas Thomas, salary a overseer Of the poor
% December lst 1867. 500
Smith & Roberts. merchandise II 65
Dr. -. Clark. attendance on Poor at Linden, 46
Thomas Perkins, merchandise Il 25
Nelson whitman. merchandise log %
VIM. Haley, repairs Insane hui ding 2 q
Dr. Daigairns, attendance on pauper a. ". P. 6 50
james CahilH, merchan dise, 10 50
J. c. Hooking, merchandise, .
John Williams, Beef. SO
sundry 5iils paid by county treasurer - 90
90 d
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20
DEPAR IMENI

VIII be found the best metallic and
wood cotfins, from Cincinnati and
Chicago; also, a variety of our
own make; a stock calculated to
suit all classes and conditions.
Good Hearses furnished to those
desiring them, either for the
city or country.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20

Total. 81. 33G 20
The Clerk also presented the following. as
report from the Treasurer. showing the
amount Of Indebtedness of the several Towns
To the County ON old accounts
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20

IsI '5O1- .
lumber o. paurefs re- .. 90 -
X.I[1b W ~ 1,.7,-.-s -s.ef- %
ed nee March 1T 1901 g
Number Of children bound
in poor house,
io eva. o nun % r. qled, pound :,
Total number GU farm at
tins date. 19 19 Il
80 & 80 "a - =. - lain ~
l{ssDec mn TIT0N.s Tuev.S
of tb, pnn~ f,r'-,s '0'
fron % ntar .osr,cs liz -
-
Total receipts. s4,o5I p
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20
Annual Session Of County Board Of Supervisors.

DoDGEvHLE, Tuesday. Nov. u, 1867.
The Board of Supervisors of Iowa County
met in annual session, this day, at ! o'clock
p NJ.
Present. W. Rewey, 1st district; John
Bonner, % district
On motion, Mr.. JOHN BONNER was elected
Chairman pro tenn
The Clerk laid before the Board The fol-
lowing statement, showing the amount of
State and School Tax apportioned TO the
County, and an estimate for the amount re-
quired for the year ending November !, 1868,
for which Tax should be lev ed:
State Tax. including s5I7 40 for State Re
FORM Scflstfi = 10 20 %
County School Tax II cents per scholar 4, 263 81
- an. Srs -.r,r. .la-r ~ t,r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20

JUSTICE COURT CLAIMS.
State vs Yaedds. la ceny c. Ohlerking p. 50 10
State IS. Pitts, adultery 10 81
state vs. kobb, assault &c. 5 IS
State vs. Bryant, larceny. IS OF
state - "TsdEet Mullen, 10 Il
state Richards Is "a
Z. II. Noyes, constable fees % IS
Total sI58 -
BoCNTTES on WILD ANIMALS
Ioais Nordeu three fox scalps IS
y r Boston two Wild cat sc4!p.,
Timothy Fallen end -
hanute IGhrson, one vol, scalp,
D r Boston. four Wild cat scalp.
j. r Boston. one wolf scalp.
fr7nk Lorene. one fox scalp.
walter Green. one wild cat scalp.
Michael NcNenna, two Wild cat scslps,
hanHie Johnson, one -
u. t ston one "
Michael 1}aUEh, one LYNX scalp.
Henry aU1pspn. Wild scalp,
John Lewis, enc
CaSsei Riley. two wolf scalps 10
FRANCIS Gruis, wild scalp,
hanUte johnson. one Wild cat scalp.
" J. Rour. wolf scs p,
II Mcfarland, one Wild est scalp,
john Hodgson, one wolf scalp,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20

State Tax mills, amount to be raised sl5 PSI 50
School % / 2-5 mills - 4 269 a.
County snperinten tent's salary, 2 5 mills
amount be raised ............ e0o