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A Workingman's Views.
EDITOR Nsw NORTHWEST:

EDITOR New NORTn.WEsr:
A few days since through your courtesy vas per
mted an expression Of my political sentiments In the
columns Of your valuable journal Without fear Of
trcspassing, again come before your readers for
hearing Nv sentiments are those Of q working man
and, have good reason to believe, approximately
press the honest candid convictions Ut largo rpor-
ton Of nv f.u--s.svrcrs. am attentive reader
Of the various newspapers Of Montana and do not pro-
pose to calmly stand BY with folded hands and closed
ps-not darng because Of my low cstate" to strike
honest blow for the Right and agsinet the great
wrong which is sought to be pcrpetrated the In
tclligcnoc Of the people Of Montana.
r0OLEs SoxINArI0N--uow PROCURED.
The friends Of Colonel Z. W. Toole. having expend-
ed thousands Of dollars In procuring, through uuex-
ampled fraud aud corruption the dicat In primaries
and convention Of Hon. James n Cavansugh-who IL
unmistsksbly aud indsputabiy the choice Of the ma
joity of Democrats Of the Terrtory-have since that
Convention pursued course Of elcctioncerinx which
would put to blush the hardened cheek Of Shame
propose to show up some Of these false statements
and II space accorded would take pleasure In do
Ing 1t In detail.
THE SECRET CIRCULAR.
One Of the most intolcrably inconsistent, though
most persisted in false arguments which Mr.. Toolc
and his friends have sought to gain point with the
Irish people Il that Mr. Cagctt II Responsible for the
issuance Of the paper known the Secret Circular
The charge that the instrument was an offspring Of
Mr. Ifagets pen brain, has been 70 thoroughly and
cfectualy rcfutcd by both yourself and Mr.. Cagett
that deem the discus Of It entirely needless but
~ have now mentioned II. viii ask those men who
have 20 ingioriousy failed In making the accusation
stsck-N refer more particularly to those Democratic
gentlemen who boted the Regular Democratic Ticket
two years ago. and who at that timc rolled that same
Secret Circular - sweet morac under their tongucp
why they did not tsn knowing that this great wrong
being perpetrated upon the Irshmen Of this Ter
itory boldly before the people and denounos It
~ Z viainous document? ut svtted w. them" they
will Gay. Precisely! It suited you then, when you
didn't care smitthereen for Irishman IN Irish
mans vote. But, that you ,canl the vote Of the
Irishmen Of this Territory, and to elect your mot our)
nominee sxst have It, 1t don't suit 70 well, does Il
It looks like death-bcd repentance, too much. TN0
yeors completely and four Nesky Of c0ntti0n does not
20 down. We take your ''new departure" on pe0ba-
ton: and you win have the kindness to imagine the
large majority OF the Irshm.n Of Montana, and Deer
Lodge County IN particular with their dgits 1t right
angles with their nasal organ wnking slyly out OF
thsir left eye volume the title OF which IL YE CAN'T
CONE Irg" 50 much fos the Secret Circular.
r~.- r.ua.-> rc,- - sa1s
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The Races Yesterlay.-The GOO yard race
yesterday is said 10 have been one of the
pretlicst and best contested races ever run
in the country. The horses started at the
"tap," and Tapped the entire distance, com.
ing in so near even that the last horse lap.
ped the first. Nellie wen the race by two
feet; Greenwich, I'd; Ma Belle, Sd; Gourd
Heels, 4. Twcnty.odd pools were sold. A
grand race is expected to-day. There are q
great many strangers in town, and all omens
are for splendid season.
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Personal.-Among the gentlemen from
Helena we had the pleasure of neeting ycs>
terday. were Major Msginnis, of the Gazette,
NJ. Harvey English, Ches Travis, Geo. W..
Fox, Andy O'Connell, W. E. stipe. AL.
Sharpe, L. E. Miller, Capt. d. N. Buck,
Jos. Woolman, Ben Stickney, ]. H.
Mcfarland, and ''many others too numerous
70 mention" Messrs. Otis Strickland, J..
O'Rourk and Jno Heeber, of Blackfoot, and
H. 8. Clark, of Greenwood, arc also in
town.
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Bishop Tuttie's Appointments.
REPUBLICAN MEETING.

VIM. II. Clagctt, Republican nominee for
Delegate to Congress. and other speakers.
will address the people in front Of the Scott
House, this evening.
Mr.. Scott has kindly offered the use Of
his parlors and vcrandas for the ladies. An
invitation il extended to all To be present
and hear Montana's fsvoritc-our next Del.
cgate 10 Congress.
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Tc!cgraphic Brevities.

The Connecticut House rejected the bill
for $500, 600 appropriated for State House.
Charles Hosmer, Of the Connecticut MIR.
ror, died July 81, aged 81.
The Comptroller of New York is about
to publish the expenditures under the de
mlnd of the tax payer.
Emperor William Is to meet the Emperos
Of Austria in few days.
It cost $3l4.568 to advertise the new loan
up to June 80.
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AND THE
sTREI0HT DENOcRArIC TICKET

eTREI0HT DENOCRATIC TICKET.
How are you, ''strcightl" The Indepen.
dent will probably be out insisting that it IL
correct. Mr.. Addison Smith, of the lnds.
pendent, we believe, is candidate for Super
intendent Of Public Instruction, and this
may he his version of Sample Orrs phonet.
les. We do hope the primary school will
shed its benign Influences ON the Toole
party before another election.
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TO-Days Raccs.-The following entries
are made for to.day's races: Humming
Bird, by Mr. Philips; Greenwich, by Vail.
ton Il Talbot; Buck, BY LIE Bouef; Mid.
night, by Bailey; Prince, by Cy. Leonard.
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Mra Neagher, having accepted sn appoint
ment for the son Of Thomas Francis 4eaxh
er at the Military Academy, communi-
Gated with the lads relatives In Ireland,
where he Is now educated, and they decide
that his prospects are much better In the
career there open to hum than they would
be ct West Point.
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In late hail storm ct Red Oak, Ia, 5000
lights Of glass were broken In that town, tin
roofs were psncAed FIJI cfAolss, shingles
were left In splintcrs, chickens and even
pigs were killed. Crups Of wheat and corn
were 20 utterly destroyed In some places
that their owners plowed up the ground to
SOW buckwhcat OF turnipe.
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The Escort.-Quite number of ladies
and gentlemen design meeting Mr.. Clagett
near Mullen Canyon to-day, should the
weather not he stormy-and esoorting him
to Deer Lodge. That there may be no I'M.
necessary delay or misunderstanding a. to
time of starting, it is desirable that oil should
start promptly at 8 p. N.
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Judge II. L. Warren, In his speech ct
Virginia the other evening, endorsed tho r..
publican Platform by agreeing IL elected { 4,
vote for repeal of the extra compensation.
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Our paper going to press last evening at
An early hour We are unable to give any re-
port of the Toole meeting. Col. Voolfolk,
Major haginnis and Thos. L. Nspton, Esq.
were announced to speak,
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To the Independent: BY the way, when
is J. G. Robinson going to speak at Silver
Bowl
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WANrED-Deer Lodge County Warrants. ! viii
pay the HlGHEsr prics.
&c. ROBINSON,
eS-am' Deer Lodge.
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CO n ER's

NEWS FRUIT, STATIONERY, NOTION DEPOT.
Next door to the Metropolitan Billiard Hail,
DEER LODGE CITY. MONTANA.
full assortment OF Fresh Goods incading the best
brands Of Tobacco and Cigars. Drop In and aee me.
jy29-d&w j, 8. CONNER,
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Worse and WOryc.-The Democratic band
wagon came in from Blsckfoot yesterday
with the banner on it inscribed
E. w. TOOLE.
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A cement, made BY dissolving rubber cut
hns, in benzins, may b used to mend rub
ber boots and shoes. This cement vii
firmly fasten on . rubber patch.
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List Of Papen, Periodicals, Magazines, etc.
ron sALBDY
8toclkpo1o. ~ Fuller,
POST OFFICE STORE DEER LODGE, u. IT,
WEEKLY.
MONTHLIES.

Atlantic Monthly, Jolly Joker,
Ball0u's Monthly, Budget0f Fun.
Comic Monthly, Chimney Corner,
Demorest'a 4agazin0. 1eslic'e Ladies' Magazine,
Eclectic Aaeazins, Peters Musical Monthly,
Every Saturday, Phunny Phellow,
Galaxy, 6cribners Magazine,
HarpeTs Magazine, wild Oats,
Overland Monthly, Yankee Notions,
HOwe's Musical Monthly,
day Of tie above for 4l5O per quarter, - Iov ma
Wilkes Spirit - per Or. Waverly Mag, o. per Dr.
Alta California London Graphic, 96 per Or
San Francisco Bulletin, do Ilustd News Is Der ar
Sacramento Union, do
Any Of the above will be delivered to Subscribers at
their respective Post Onces 1t the price named pos
tage prepaid. All subscriptions must b. paid In ID
vance,
STACKPOLE d FULLER
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Passengers for Montsna. following
passengers have left Corinne July 25th, for
Montana. T. G. erosion & wife; J q.
Walker, and Geo. w. Rock fellow.
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HOW THEY ~ IN BERLIN. AND HOW PEOPLE
SHOCD DO HERE:
GO to E. A. F. Heinzes, Post Once Store. and hay
your Watch Insured to keep good time for II months
See adv't. daft
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A shark caught Oh Charleston, had pair
Of boots, scalp, two cannon balls and Z
package Of Sunday School tickets In IL
stomach.
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DEER LODGE RACES
Trot Out the Stock!
CITIZEN PURSES, $1,000

The following Races win DO run on the DIN Tt>ck
DsW Ledge. on the days named
July 20th, 1871.
RUNNING RACE PlIRSR Am
At p N. Single dash Of half mile for Z purse II
$SN Free to all horses. to enter and u ~.
July 3Oth. 1871.
AT p. m, single dash Of mile for purse Of $50
Free to oil horses. to enter aud to 20.
July 3lst.
AsOA~S~ANO AsaOD.... ~ NoE WV
at J p m. Mile heats Best three In i've. Freq tn
all horses. to enter aud to -
ENTRY FEEs: Ten per cent Of full amount ee
Pnrses offered for each race.
To ride catch weights In all the above races
Ten cent Ut all Purees run for 70 ~ 70 tho Track
Al parties wishing to compete for tho above price
must encoee their eutriss together With the sntroo
Tee 10 scaled envelope aud deposit the same with
H. Walton before II o'clock At noon Of the dsy prioe
to that on which the racs II to take placs.
July 4 david.
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The Greatest Race Of the Week

Was TO the NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,
where every one u delighted with the quality and
quantity o goods which are disP1sed Of daily By Fred
g. Houston. His goods arc Il California manufvc-
tars and dspossd II q the lowest prccs % that
an can BE- pleased. t0@
ss - NOW IS YOUR TINE IA
Al be selling eoods At lower rates than any
clothing h0use b Montana Cali and b. cOovinoed
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Dissolution Notice..
TIVE Copartnership heretofore exciting between
i A. n. Levy and / G. Burkets In the Fruit aud
Cigar Store In Mr. q. 8. Ksnyon'r building next door
tot. B. Millcrs Tin and Hardware Store II this day
dissolved by mutual consent. BY l. G. Burkett puf.
chasing the interest q A. II. Levy In said eetab.
lishment. A. n. LEVY.
lC. BURKETT.
D!sR LoDeE, July 4 1871.
at
Having cold out my interest In the upper store o I.
G. Bnrkett win hereafter pay my undivided atten.
Livery Stable, and am now Offering superior induce.
ments to my customer and the public generally; call
and see for yourself. A. n. LEVY,
W-d&w
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-10-31

3 tB- A mamma in the rural districtslate-
ly gave her fivelyear old hopeful an outfit
Of fish tackle Soon she heard shout from
Willie and running out, found one Of her
best hens fast winding up the line in her
crop, whittier the hook had already proceed
ed it. Willie, observing the troubled look
Of his mother quietly remarked: "Dont
worry, mother ] guess she will stop when
she gets to the pole" e5,r
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tBrA "A lady writer blames the men more
than the women for the ridiculous fashions
now in vogue. She says 'If all men
possessing a 100000 and upwards should
form d leagne not to marry any woman
who moupted chignon, how long do YOU
suppose the ugly monstrosities would con-
tinue to be In vogue? ?''
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a tH The filst ingredient in conversation
Is truth, the next. good sense, the third
good humor, and the fourth wit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-27
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.
- ALBANY, Jan. e, 1871.
BILLS INTRODUCED

ALBANY jan e, 1871.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Misunderstanding the Railroad Incorporating
act fixing the weight of rails at less than twenty-five
pounds 10 the ne for roads OF three feet or less
gauge.
BY Mr. Notwithstanding the charter Of the Hudson
River and Harlem Canal Company by extending the time
By Mr. HtnpEspuRaH- the &C, Of Is47 relative
to the Judiciary making provision supply the place
surrogate when to act also making provision
9SnS' and sale Of
By Mr. PiERes-MakIng provision for the election Of
sn FL e. sn' b Ssue and
at SALARY Of 60 Goa per annuT TO be county charge.
4, per cent ali sum. ssessdps
o.
aud taxation of personal property,
Incorporating the wescSester County Tru.. Company.
Amending the act for securing just division or tie
ruNIsnMHNr OF AEoErIoNrsrs.
Nj NoaToM gave notice of blu to punish the practice Of
rnK sIsTa pisTsIcT tsEw YORK, eoynr HOUSE,.
in he SasS lss q ~ ' o' A00''
The resolution adjourn die the 21st OF February
was taken up and a5 debate sepea so as to adjourn
~ ssna Ne
recommended By tine Prison association. Laid over.
The Senate in committee took the bn for the better
lection Of minors.
Mr.. KENNEDY moved to strike on. the words ''regous
faith Lost, Il TO Ia party vote.
Mr. WooDIS moved to strike out the words "nor to inter-
fee with the religious belief OF such child white in SAID ns
tuition"
lengthy debate took place In the course OF which Il
tranep:red that this the bill that passed both
houses last session. which failed to the signature
Of the Governor with the part which the Governor objected
to modified.
Messrr. KENNEDY and PARKER insisted that the bi
nothing less than sectaaD legislation 1t egis
latng upon religious belief.
Mr.. Woodins amendment was lost-l0 10 l3
The COMMITTEES then rose reported progress sntthe Senate
adjourned.
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Sick Transit Gloria.

TO TIKI EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Allow me TO introduce to your Columns q reply TO
governor Hotfman's; Proposed Eiivated Solid Ma
sorry for constructing double track Railroad
On examining an able article on the London "Via-
duct Rail Road. with double tracks 10 feet each oc
cupying solid mass rising 20 feet above the street
surface like the "Wall OF China, in ugliness; and
running the earea OF the Present age, back TO the
dark slulnbers OF the past generations Tor ldeas
and Engineering plans required IN the construction
OF the Plromds oil Egypt and the Catcones OF Rome.
With facts before us o! the great financial
struggle in England In 1S43; when Mr. Hud-
son the Vanderbilt OF London, named the
Railway King was made a Bankrupt as
Sir Morton Peto was ruined, and the Company that
owned II III 10 Bankruptcy; AID not over three Miles
was built up July l1th 1866, II was completed lS6S at
Cost OF 10000 100 per mile $50, 600 0O3 Would any
sean man propose such substitute; i been we'll
posted III European Engineering and understanding
the RECRUITMENT OF this City Tor quick transit at
Moderate Outlay ! new Oler you q System OF Ele-
waited Railway running Is feet above the naging
OF the rear yards Of each Black doubl rail- running
one over tue other in Parelei Houozent lines one
sett OF Cars running up town and the other down
Propelled by Steam without Smoke the whole Road
forming Hanson Cast iron frame Work both Orn-
mental aud Vastly Stronger than Masonry and be-
Ing Is feet in The EXtream height Will Not Even
tfow q SHADOW on the Black OF Building running
parallel on Dotn sides the Estimated Cast OF Con-
structlon Will Not Exceed $1,000, 900 Per Mile dontet
Our People run IL Bindy like the Londoners.
SAMUEL b. h. NOW Ian, G. z.
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IMPORTANT FROM AFRICA.
Livingstonc's safety AS
serted Positively.
Sir Rcderick ETurchison's Eopes
and Present Reward.

LONDON, Jan. rs, 1871.
Livlngstonc's safety Ia again reported. The state.
ment that the celebrated traveller Is really safe and
In good health Is credited generally in the city
to-day despite the frequency with which 1t mas been
circulated and denied within eighteen months past.
nave been assured that Sir Roderick Murchison
has received letter from Africa giving positive in
telligence OF the safety OF DR.. Livingstone, ana that
the fact will be publicly announced to The Royal
Geographical Society.
1t ia remarked that Sir Roderick MurchisOn has
hoped almost against hope IN the matter Of Living
stones safety, and the people VIII be reoiced If his
anticlpations should prove correct. In the month
OF February 1870 Sir RoderiCk, writing the sub.
ject, said:--
Livingstone wrote from Ujiji on the sOth OF May,
1859. TO Zanzibar requesting TO be supplied with o
number OF boatmen and goods to enable HIM 10 pro-
coed to the north or Lake Tanganytka, and as he
expressed ~ ITO ITO c S me sources nave DIS
Kirk In his despatch to Lord Clarendon or the I'd OF
October, 1862 states that he would lose no time in
procuring and sending The supplies demanded.
In q week or two from that date, they could not
have reached Livingstone before the middle OF
December, as 1t takes two months 10 communicate
between Zanzibar and Ujijl. How, then can Llv-
ingstone have had time to organize his expedition
TO proceed to the northern end OF Tanganylka, and
then round IT TO the rs yet unknown lakes at the
head OF the Congo, by the date required to verify the
new rumor OF his deathl For the death, as Will be
perceived. must have happened ninety days before
the news reached the Portuguese settlements on the
west coast Even on the Incredible suppositiOn that
Livingstone started alone and destitute he then
was at ujiJ, without waiting for the men and sup
plies he had written Tor, there would not have been
time for him TO have penetrated the totally unex-
pOred and extensive region lying between Viii aud
The head waters OF the Congo. Not but tnat think
II quite possible that II f0iied III connecting Tan
ganyika with the Nile he might eventually return
10y way OF the Congo and the west coast of Africa.
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ne illustration, ts 70 set up at suitable intervals.
say ABOUT seventy-nve feet, wrought iron gothic
arches, the base OF each arch or RIB TO be near the
curbstone and the apex over the centre or the
street. At such height above the street az not TO
interfere with its use for ordinary purposes, an
elilptical arch Of iron Is to be thrown across
the street from one 10 the other 0i the
arcs or ribs before mentioned. From the middle
OF this to the apex OF the outer arch q longl.
tudmal iron truss supports principally the tracks,
aided by similar trusses on either siue. me
cars move above The lower and under the ouler
arch. The office OF these iron arches IL the same
as that Of the piers OF an ordinary bidscto support
series OF longitudinal trusses, which latter carry
the street, The alched ribs VIII rest upon suitable
street, near the curDstone ON each side. and need
not occupy an area at the surface greater than
Twelve Inches square. indeed tho arches them
selves may be used rs supports for street lamps,
mus saving the room now occupied by those
lamp-poSts. The outer and inner arches arc
connected firmly by tension rods so arranged
us TO resist the weight o. the trusses
and OF the cars In passing and TO direct the pressure
OF their weight into The line Of the greatest strength
Of The material employed. Access TO the cars Is pro-
posed TO be given by platforms leading from Stations
provided al suitable intervals, and IN which pa5sen.
gers can wait Tor the arrival oil the CATS. These
one for up and one Tor down cars, as TO make 1t
unnecessary for any passenger ever TO CROSS or even
to go upon The track. Ii the platforms are placed
opposite The cross streets, as II Is desirable they
should be. the light OF buildings on the streets wil
be unaffected. The approaches TO the waiting rooms
VIII be by saircases placed IN the buildings III which
the waiting rooms are situated.
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ALBASY Jan. %, 1871.
THE AvEsuE 0 sAnnoAD EXTENSION.
Mr. FLAGo reported the Senate blu to allow the Avenue
Railroad Company to extend their tracks On motion
FREAR the bill referred the Grs Committee Of the
Whole.
In Committee OF the Whole Mr.. scRIpNER asked for
delay the bill In order that lite opponents nigh, heard
He said they the way the city be
here tomorrow. He had nothing against for
0 eq r. d b an b. psn H. 10 N. Hons.
and ordered to third reading. Carried
In the House Mr. soEHsEs moved to recommis the bill to
The bill was then ordered 70 third reading and sub
ELLIS oRpERrp TO A THIRD BEADING.
The General Pn,ns bin and the BIN sI
lgos societies tho Greek Church ordered " third
THx eovyRNons MESSAGE,
constitution TO prevent the of money elections,
PETITIONS roR RTruNpISG MONEY TO DRAFTED MEN,
Ing Of money 10 drsf,ed mem ''''''
s q. S passs 4. s "
the act allowing subscriptions the county
tho Locipo oswese the Mutual Troy orion,
nErEAsFD rnoM CUSTODY THE srReEANTkT.
now for tho presence Of Mr. Terb1ne Of New York
tse Election Committee he was discharged from he custody
PASSED.
Kns county, O felony in the Penitenta of that county
Approprs,ng 81 si New york's quota to the Anfetam
Cemetery Memorial.
Extending the Religious Society Incorporation act to the
Greek Church In New York.
BILLS IsTRODUCED.
BY Mr. HAvENsIo appoint interpreter IN the Jus.
ucos Court OF Brooklyn cb aering tho Williamsburg
company Of shsrpshooieis
Ry Mr. AIThESFor the more efcc.ual prevention Of the
loss Of life by IRE in Brooklyn
by Mr. JAo Amending the Sswtown Railroad char.
ter.
BY Mr. Invrye To establish board examine clerks Of
courts Ia New York.
BY Mr. PousDA,thorizing tax IN Lockport to pay
debtedness.
BY hr. OAKLsy-Te open public highway from North
Second street, Brooklyn, Jamaica.
BY Mr.. Allowing Rochester TO purchase stock
BY Mr. CoLEAmendng the state License law 30 that
exeisc moneys sha he applied the support OF tho poor
BY Mr. BAkERfo introduce tho OF steam on canals.
By Mt MISUNDERSTANDING the act against Illegal taxa.
ton 70 the county of Westchester.
town expenses.
BY Mr. BAxEn- Amending tho General Gas Company act
80 that company In village supply another.
BY Mr. FLAeGAmendSc the OF Troy as to
tend TO ten he Vi the land for street pur
poses.
BY Mr.. CossxLrEA-Amendingth the charter Of Brooklyn
bv striking out the provision allowing charge OF two dol
lars for each notice given sssce
of property soid under foreclosure,
Adjourned