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The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-03

TGvcKEE RuLRoAp.--The preliminary sarTey
:or railroad from Virginia to the Trnchee has
been completed, and the estimates have all been
made. The Virginia 2'rsspass says:
This survey starts from -Sturtev9uts farm on
the Truckee six miles below Stone < Gates. fae
entire lengrh Of the road Is tribe over seventeen
miles 10 Virginia. and tweaiy-ore mics to lhe
Overman mine-from and 10 which and the ether
mines along the route large treighting business
will he done The road Will GENE into the city On
T street. and pass along the tannel road to the
Gold Hill mines. The route is much better tlah II
Virginia and Gold Hill with the Central. No
grade on the route Will exceed is0 feet to the fl'e
Nacurvature will exceed in acateness some IL con
tinGal use on the Baltimore and ono iaiiEo~U' l.
The men who have commenced mean 10 pna II
through They have The money aad intend 10 use
II in the woYk-and not TO sell to othes parties
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-03

Hoalclpg IN AMApoE CouNTY.-Wn. I. GiEt
formerly Sheriff of AHiador county, stabbed and
killed man named John Phillips, at FiddleteN q
On the night of the Goth July. A controversy be
tween the parties about iaot race, led 10 ms III
fortunate result.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-03
OLDlERS! SOlDIERS!!

4 III. CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA VOL
N uuteers who mustered ont OF the United
states service in New Mexico. Arizona Utah. Nevada
and =. certain points In taiifornia can iea, ol s
THING " their irtsre-; by sending their dis
charges :. the undersigned United States Claim Agent
The above refers 70 those soldiers who IN traYe-if
from their place o. discharge TO the place Of their en-
lisussr, were obliged expesd more money Tor trsv
cling expenses ttan was allowed them by tAe United
States the tiyee of discharge
Bos1usies Pensions, Land Warrsu.s, Back Pay, and
an kind of Government Cairns collected
Art,lcatons for ths 500 additional bounty under
Act OF July 18th, 1866. should be fled al once
Apply to y, b-- b 1ouL--
3m-n24-inside san FRANCISCO
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-03

BEAuTY.-Most women had rather have any Of
their good qualities slishted than their beauty
Yet that is the most inconsderable accomplish
ment of woman of real merit.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-03

SoxE political parties have experienced the dis
advantage Of having miller IN their midst, who
seeks to purify his party as he does his four-by
'-bolting it.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-03

Nor GENERALLy.-"Do Douglas dear said wife
appealing to her husband ina small feminine dis
pute, do you think am generally bad tempered, 2"
larly so.h
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-03
BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
A. w. BISHOP,
Deputy L. S. Collector of Internal Revenue,
For Butte County.
oFFlcE-Courant building. Chico, California.
DE-. JAMES BRIES, J.. NJ. VANCE.
O'BHtEN n VANCE.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
Office at Parker's Drug Store in Union Hotel Block
Montgomery street, OrogiIe-
DIR. G. w. FRANCE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Ofice-Oiie door east Of A. McDermott's Drug Store
Residence northwest OF Montgomery street and
lst Avenue, opposite Mr.. Peter Freers residence.
THOMAS WELLS,
Attorney aud Counsellor at Law, and Conn
missioner of Deeds for Cal.
OFFIcE-with Governor Haisiell, Carson City, Ne3a-
da. VIII practice in all the State ana United States
Courts i'll Nevada. and promptly attend to all business
required as Commissioner OF Deeds.
DIR. L. j. JENKINS,
oFr1cE-Next door to A. McDermott's Drug Store
Residence, Robinson Street.
Z. b. WILSON,
Attorney and CouaseiIor at Law, Main ST.,
Chico, Cal.
VIII practice in all the Courts OF Butte and adjoining
counties.
JOHN DICK,
Justice of the Peace, Notary Public,
And Commissioner Of Deeds for the State OF Nevada.
OFFIoE-Montgoine street, Oroyille.
DIR. ). NJ. VANCE,
lei and Surg
ORovILLE
May be consulted at all holrs-frcm 10 o'clock NJ,
to at the Drug Store Of L. Parker. Union Hotel
Block. Montgomery street. At other times at his resi-
dence, on Bird street.
CHARLES r. LOTT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
oroyilA Bntte County. California. 0thce-Bird ST.,
between Myers and Huntoon-
j. Nj. BURT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, n Notary
Public.
Practices in the Cou- the Second Judicial District
and in the Tupreme Court
off1cE-On Bird street, in Burts brick building up
stairs, oroviue.
r. DUNHAM,
Assistant United States Assessor.
Montgomery street, south side. second door
Myers, oruville.
DIR. j. Il. GRAY,
OrFicE-Express building, Second street, opposite
Western House. AIarysNlIe.
:. EOSENBAUM,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, District
Attorney. and Notary Public.
OFEIeE-Court House. oroville.
DIR. f. $. SNYDER,
OFFIcE-Wyando:te. Butte county Having pcrlna-
nontly located III WyandOtte may be found at his office
at Ill hours, when not absent professional business
ID. {. BUHLINGAME,
Dentist.
z-Sa OFFICE-Over Cheap Johns Clothing
SS-<eS-S Store. L ytle's building, Montgomery St,
tNlrTvf foroyille.
j. A. w NARDW ELL,
Notary Public,
At Recorders office, .Oroyille.
r. :. OWEN.
Butte county, California.
:. HowARr c. J. EDISON.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-03

DrKING late storm at Iacon (lu.l tie light
ming ran down the rod OF a dweiInghoaSe, when
it come IN contact with 4 lin conductor, then
bsanched of sni entered the sleep;ag-ro0m OF a
mas and bis wife, splitting The bed bost, tearing Of
the loser end and. passing throggh saiteF made
us exiE thresgh the fcer- The occupants Of the
bed were unhnrt.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-03

DOES Ir "A Western oiisor wishes TO know
whether the law recently enacted against the car
rying of deadly weapons applies to doctors who
carry pills in their pockets
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-03
lONcVILLE HOTEL.

a. % WOOO... a AOfAs~~OAs
yUyHIS LARGE AND COMHODIOCS HO-
IL tel situated in Hufnbug Valley, Plurnas county.
in beautiful and healthy location The rooms are
large and airy and well furnished The table is at all
times furnished with the best the market Affords the
stabling is of the best 1t is home for the traveller
For nvads fine Soda Spring, celebrated for its heal
ing qualities, is adjoining the hotel liberal share OF
patronage is solicited.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-03

THERE Is no use for tie nominees of the conven-
ton Of tie l6sh nls., to decline. They would not
be believed # they should they arethe nominees
Of the Ju-( You,-ly convention.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-03

yUyHIS WELL KNOWN STAND Is KEPT
u by the undersigned and is in good repair 1t rs
healthy and pleasant resort families during the hot,
sicky season. also has good accommodations for trav-
elers Thankful for past ayors good share of custom
is solicited.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-03

The following etter from Mr.. Harrison, is ai-
dressed TO Charles Westmereiand, OF Humboldt
county:
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-03

THE State Convention OF July 10th, by declaring
in favor Of universal suffrage without distinction of
race or color, played the Black Crook" on their
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-03
DEPOT HOUSE!
Opposite CaliAsrnia Northern II. X. Depot.
VIII be Re-opened and after the first day Of May.
1867, with Hay, Grain and Feed Yard attached.
A. CLARK,

Is now Prepared TO Accommodate tho
Il travelling public, and TRANSFERS in particular.
with the best the market affords. with Board Lodging.
Hay. GRAIN and Yard Room,
THE BAR will be furnished with the best Of Wines.
Liquors and Cigars.
THE TABLE viii az times Be supplied with every
luxury of the
Single Meals, 25 cents. Beds, Is cents.
Hay and Grain at the Loves, Market Rates
April a7th. 1867. A. CLARK.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-03
ST. NICHOLAS HoTEL,
WESTERN HOUSE.

IOrer OI D anu S1cO!s stI-tS Mn II'e
guyyIIS HOUSE Is CENTRALLY LOCAT-
u ed and will be kept formerly First Class House,
containing one hundred well furnished rooms. 1t af
fords the best of accommodation for families and tran
sent boarders.
Stages leave daily for all parts of the State.
Sixteen new and three parlors, have just been
added TO this extensive house, also ladies' entrance.
r. NJ. LOWERY 4 CO., Proprietors.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-03

MsERIkGE : the mother Of the world and pre-
cryeS kingdoms aud Ills cities aud churches and
Heaven Itself Celilacy, Ike the t'y n the heart
oi az apple. dweS in perpetual sweetness, hat sis
alone. ana Is confined and dies in singulaTi-y; but
marriage, Ike the useful bee, 6liids house and
gathers sweetness from every flower. and labors
and uniteS into societies snd republics and sends
ogt armies. and feeds the world with jecssces and
Keeps order, and promotes the interest Of mankind:
and i thst state Of coed things TO which God hath
designed the Ire sent constitution Of the world.
\ STEAM HoRss, or a HORSE LOCOMOTIVE
Mr.. Stamu, Of Mian, has made 4 vehicle in which
the strength Of i horse Is re-euiorcsd by tia; Of
steam, while the steam power gains in application
the advantage Of the horses intelligence 50 that
both work together and are managed one by the
reins Whea the horse meves forward his traction
applies tue steam; when il IS pulled up. his hack
ward action Shats it OF nd 4 vigorously applied
reYerses The engine, which backs as he hacks,
stops backing q he stops and again starts FORWARD,
: as he starts.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-03

EVERY candidate FOR Governor is assured by his
friends that he IS popular with the masses now; hus
after the election two Of them viii be convinced
that they were only popular with them asses
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-03

JOHN DICK,
Justice of the Peace, Notary Public,
And Commissioner Deeds for the State Of Nevada.
Montgomery street, Oroyile.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-03

SINCE the Union State Convention took the wind
out Of some men and papeis, it is aseertaned that
they are no bigger than ordinary men and papers,
and possess more patriotism than other political
opponents.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-03

GREAT SLAUGHTER OF THE INNocESTs.-Eigbt
twelfths of the dozen politicians who running
fox iour State Offices, are doomed to disappont-
ment. Il is understood they will form society for
useless men early in September.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-03

As slnENoE lis said 10 give consent it would.
appear that Biivell is determined to permit the
people to elect him Governor. Should they ele-
yate him to the Gubernatoral chair it will be the
greatest rise that has occurred in beef since 1.-THE
COW jumped over the moen.''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-07

CuIPPAN P>oINT ON THE SOUND NEAR STAN.
- ford conn-psrt Of the Estate Of Moses Rcgsrs de-
ceased often Tor sale, Ia lots 10 suit purchaser
THIS point. acknow ed 70 be The best piece Of properly
OF the old measuring from eight
ferencs Ii dioins tow and forms aide Of STAN.
fosd trbor. Al shs trains the New York sud
Yen R.hrosd stop and it is ed In one hour And h
from The city There srrinr inest water ke place
orchards garden and sbunrance ofA"v For hcief
puoc institute II IL of the dA rble Iaess in the
isly niansion barn and outbuldnss Ten,sn, ard The
whole properly viii be sold without For plans and
full patsuars apply 20 O. W. SiMNONS H. Is Er,ad&Ay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-07
BROoKLY. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

VERY onEAP.-rwO BRICK STORES on HAMIL-
ton avenue, near Henry street, Brooklyn. Price
$500 only $1,000 required Also three beautiful
of Sixth and Eighth street; price
three ony S3,Uyo Inqulre Of TOWNSEND 4 SEARS, as
Fulton street, N Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-07

C1O EOO WILL BUY AN ELEGANT CORNER
%lO.COO Lot on Third avenus, 27xl00 feet; 80 pei
cent remain mortgage
r. j. McEvILY, $50 Third avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-07

PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING ON THE RICH
~ mond road opposite the Lyeeum, Staten Island w.i
Suit Of Rooms single gentlemen gentlemen
their wives. Inquire at second andrg for Armstrong
house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-07

GLARENDoN HOTEL. SARATOGA sPRINGs.-THIs
" well known and first class Hotel for sale, furnished
complete together with the celebrated Washington Cham
Spring This spring Is the strongly regnstcd
with iron OF all the waters Of Saratoga Its sparkling char
aeer has acquired for IL the name OF the Champagne
spring The Clarendon is rented TO Charles E.
Leland hsc., aad Is located Broadway and william
street. hns fne grounds handsome old shade trees with p
six Stories with wings, and viii accommodate
Eve hundred guests stabliny, &c II will be sold very
and a moderate price. All with
:. EMBERSON. s2l Eighth avenue. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-07

At SUFFEgN'S. ON ERIE RLILROAD.-PARrIE
n wishing Board fnd desirable Accommodations in
farm house taree miles from depot. Terms nodera,+
Address Nr. W. Quackenbush, ll3 Perry street.
The New York herald., 1867-03-05
TINE coxNollY-xfHxtOr Imasoello.

The Grand Jury OF this county, on the last day OF u
session sent for the papers the case Of policemen Van
Giesin and Loomis. who charged before Justice
Connolly few wccks since with assault and battery
Mr. Cregan, q liquor dealer in one Of the up town
wards and out Of which the imbroglio between justice
Connolly and Police superintendent Kennedy arose.
true bill was round aganet the oncers and they win bs
tried at the Cour Of General Sessions some me during
the present term The counsel for Mr. Cregan has dis
continued the civil proceedings against the above named
Officers order that they may be speedily tried the
criminal charge.
should The Objectionable order Of Mr. Kennedy In re-
gard to allowing the policemen 10 take no prisoners
before Judge Connolly be not speedily revoked, s the
intention OF the nttcr officer 10 apply TO the Supreme
Court for n writ OF mandamus to effect L.
The Grand Jury before closing It's labors sent FOR
the papers OF Connolly against Kennedy, but n con.
sequence Of the absence Of the complainant from the
city no action could be had
Yesterday morning the prisoners in custody at the
Nineteenth precinct who should have been taken before
Justice Kelly at the Fourth district police court
brought down TO the Tombs, where however, Justice
Bowling declined 10 receive them, and ordered the
officers 10 return thoW 70 ths Tho prisoners
from the Twenty-iret precinct and one from the
Thrtieth sent before and disposed Of respectively
By Justices Shandley and Dodge
The New York herald., 1867-03-05
SUPREME coURT-cIHCulT-pAnT 3.

Action 10 Recover Payment for Services
Rendered In Fitting Up Minstrel Hall.
Before Judge Sutherland.
Jokn D. Otsccu Richard II. Hcoley, Tmpleadsd =
This action TO the sum Of $5l5 81 being
the amount claimed for furnishing Stoves pipes &C. for
place Of amusement formerly kept BY the defendant
with Others copartners in the Bowcry. II appeared In
evidence that coparnershp had, subsequently TO the
time the debt was incurred, existed between the de-
PENDANTS and Messrs Campbell tibncy. AZ the time
Hooey taken partner IL was agreed that all debts
Of the former firm Of Campbell Gibney should be ac-
cepted. Hoocy afterwards withdrew from the concern
and went to Brooklyn and repudiated this debt The
amount expended in fitting up the hall OF amusement
was about $4,000. Campbell afterwards expressed
desire 70 withdraw from the copartnership, as
he suffering from severe mental arrangement,
and feared he should soon 20 mad, ~ and proposition
made by Hoolcy that Campbell should receive GER
tain OF money, that twothrds Of the liabilities or
the nrm should be accepted by Gibney and onehrd by
Hooey The affair ultimately arranged that Camp
bell should receive $500 upon his retirement and the
liabilities should be accepted by the remaining partners
Mr.. Hooey remarking 70 Campbell that 'now he had
got the debts Oh his shoulders perhaps his head would
get better" After short retirement the jury rendered
verdict for the plaintiff for the full amount claimed,
the Court refusing 10 grant stay Of proceedings For
the paintin, William Miles, for the DEFENDANT Mr. Fabb
The New York herald., 1867-03-05
HORSE HAY FORK TRIAL.

committee OF the American Institute met yesterday
upon the farm Of Mr. Josiah Macy, at Rye for the pur
pose OF testing the merits Of number OF horse hay
forks There sixteen entries for the composition,
bat owing the ncemency OF the weather only six Of
the forks were put TO work. The entries fol.
iows:-C. W. Culver, Bowling Green, Wood county,
Ohio, q grapple fork Henry Plumb, Mnson, Fairfield
county,. Conn. railway nay elevator and carrier;
NJ H. Fowler, Bradford, westchester county,
single barpoon fork; c. c. Blodgett, watcrtown,
one cat claw fork; one improved do, DO. !;
John " Chapman Utica Ray monds gTapple fork 8. G.
and b. Sprout Minsey, Lycoming county, Pa, Sprouts
hay fork and knife Nelson Palmer Albany four tined
fork; d. y. Rogers. Pittsburg, Pa harpoon fork; +
Shinkey, Lewsburg, Union county, Pa shinkleys
patent hay fork George B. Davidson. Troy, Pa, David
sons improved hay knife and fork; Ames Plough CON-
pany Boston. Mass, and SO Beekman street, onehorse
hay fork: j. Brown, Washington, u. G., one Browns
hay fork; X. Reynolds, Empire Loom Works, Stockport
North Chatham, New York, Tnrcks patent Union hay
fork; A. Buchanan, Albany, graphing fork, and
wheeler, Melick Co., Albany, hnrpoon fork.
Those selected for yesterdays exhibition were Blod-
getts cat claw Davidsons improved Sprouts hay fork,
the Ames PlouRh Companys fork. Raymond's grapplee
fork and Reynolds patent Union fork The mode Of
testing them was 70 set each apparatus 70 empty
wagon containing ton OF hay, account being kept Of
the number OF forks full which each machine took up
and The time took to complete the unloading These
ments with the following results which given the
same order the names OF the six forks Tasted No
raised load OF hay In 9h menutes, making dips; No.
2 in on minutes, making 10 dips; No. 8 In N inutes
making is dips; No in 12x minutes making Is dips;
No In q minutes making 80 dips .Ni
The exhibition win be continued to-day 81 the same
place and under the same regulations
The New York herald., 1867-03-05

In opening The book stand ourselves on the deek "A
the steamship Canada, home~ard bound. We oyerhear
.shoddyn Mrs Rsey say to her daughter Gertrude ~
wonder who those gentlemen are ~ We turn our eves
and see Ianabere the Frenchman, and Mosley the yr
ginan and need no introduction from pedantc Mr. Sci.
man or his pupil. Mr. White. who is about be an
author.m We become intimate with the two heroes
OF the novel as they are with each other We
company them on their travels and become familiar
with American scenery and society from New York and
Boston and Niagara, and particularly Washington to
New orleans-from Nahant and the Hudson and the
broad Potomac to the Ohio and the Mississippi With
Lanabere admire cataract and river, mountain views
among the Alcghanes, the strange dismal swamps OF
South Carolina vast piny woods trees bearded with
pendant moss the rice fields and cotton 1elds,
the flowers, birds and sunshine OF the SOUTH
Nor do neglect to study with him American politics
under the administration Of General Taylor, already
foreshadowing the of revolution which has since
swept over the land. In fine, aside from the romantic
story which is lit up by Lauras "Damond Cross"
find that neither Dickens Mrs Beecher stowe,
even De Tocqueville has given a better and
truthful picture OF American scenery, hie and
ideas than is presented in this new novel OF Mr..
Philips.
AUTOGRAPHS.
The late Mr.. J. X. Teft, OF Savannah, Georgia,
occupied than forty years forming the largest
and most valuable collection Of autographs in this
try. II comprises nearly forty thousand articles not
few OF them exceedingly Besides about four
thousand foreign autographs, OF kings queens,
rors statesmen and of scientific and literary fame,
IL comprises rich variety OF autographs OF special
American interest those Of colonial governors reyolu-
tonary generals officers OF the army and navy OF tie
United States and distinguished civilians The chief gIores
Of the collection two bound Volumes the 'sgners Of
the Declaration OF Independence and the Slgners Of
the Constitution Of the United States" The first OF
these volumes contains 6ftyone letters documents
and five signatures together with others OF persons who
voted for against the Declaration, but did sign
The second volume has letters and documents signed by
all the signers OF the Constitution and OF all the other
members of the Convention except two This entire col
lection has been brought to this city, and be is offered
for sale this week by Messrs Lcavltt Strebegh Co. IL
is to be hoped that American autograph collectors will
permit precious a collection leave the United
States.
The New York herald., 1867-03-05
Insurance Law.
Before Justice carvin.

Coodrid0s % The National Fire InsWance Company
This was action which tried before without 70
suit The facts appear b follows Tho plaintiff
had In bonded warehouse certain bags Of saltpetre
valued, less duty, At nearly s35 900 In gold, and with
duty then due them Of nearly $40 900, on which he
had insurances 70 the Of about 000 In ad
don 70 these he procured the transference Of policy
issued by the defendant for 900 the properly
as temporary matter This was the 9th, and on the
18th the property was destroyed by IRE. The other
companies paid portion Of their assurances, but the
defendants claim that they liable as the transfer
OF the policy was but for day two 10 enable the
plaintiff 70 procure another insurance. They claim
that the plaintiff by his settlement with the other
panies has obtained his whole claim and Ia now merely
suing their behalf and that al any rate the duty
having been remitted Ia not ahtu pass Of the valu
Of the property for which they liable Case still on
The New York herald., 1867-03-05
TIVE PUBLIC HEAlTH.

Or. Elisha Harris, the Registrar Of the Bureau Of
Vital statistics of the Board Of Health, sent
in his weekly mortality report, for the week
ending Saturday, the "a instant, TO tho Board
yesterday afternoon. The deaths by wards were
a. follows-First Il Third, q Fourth, 10; Fifth, 49,
sixth, IA; Seventh, 49, Eighth 10; Ninth, IL; Tenth,
Is; Eleventh, 49, Twelfth, as Thirteenth, ~; Four.
teenth, IL Fifteenth, o. sixteenth, IS; Seventeenth
IL; Eighteenth, "a; Nineteenth, 81; Twent,sth, 2s
cuding "A deaths the public ipstltutious Of l23,
Of which 10l were men, 30 women, f2s boys and los
gils There were 20 deaths from scarlatina 10 from
accidents or negligence and Is from typhus and ~.
phoid fcvers Under the head Of "Deaths from acci.
dents or negligence" the hanging OF Wagner at the
Tombe last Friday 10 strangely noted.
The New York herald., 1867-03-05
SUPREME CGuaT- CHAMBERS.

The Question Of the Ta xatiOn Of United States
Certificates Of IndeJf edncss.
Before Judge Ineraham.
The case OF the St Nicholas National Bank, the Broad
way National Bank and the National Bank Of the
Republic vs.. the Comptroller, on mandamus to compel
the delivery Of city bonds in repayment Of taxes
paid on certificates Of indebtedness" so-caled
came on for argument yesterday. Mr.. Marcus c.
Riggs appeared counsel for the St Nicholas and
Mr. j. Burrill and Mr.. Rodman Tor the other banks.
The case opened, and argument continued by Mr..
Burrl until. the hour OF adJournment when
quence OF the necessary absence Of Mr. OGorman at
Albany after Monday the we're all adjourned 70 FRI
day next The return TO the writ OF mandamus raises
distinctly the question whether certificates OF indebted
ness' are sUnited States secnrtiesn and therefore
exempt from State taxation under the acts Of Congress-
and also xhether the Comptroller the Mayor eau, by
withholding bonds Of The city, virtually revie~ the
action OF the Board Of Supervisors 10 auditing and d.
recng be paid the claims Of the banks by the delivery
OF the bonds.