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tional privileges makes it ~ desirable a NJ. a
for families rs any Western town. A.: .p.'
have taken advantage 1T these indn,.r21, :.
There WAS time, however. ] rer,~l,,-r.
when the tears ut two wOIlen III .ui4 .s,r
g"'dly Chen ungodly) ci y CONT, ~.,g, =,
necks of three condemned n.s!g ifu.,. -
halter tnot hymeniaD; but thu. ;slr 49, - 4.
novelties in those davs ana wong :, :. r,
more precious in the eyes Of tn" .,rrIr
ner thsn diamonds The city c:.. b. )
another evidence of prosperity e., :. d
ticed, in the shape Of q p..vc. ~ T., =;
longing to the N0n,aamm az
with the power wieLlel by iir :. =
the editor. gives that paper SITE,
with any issue Of the day thu, Z.
t. come up
1t Is probably not generally k.,o.
Virginia was first named YAKIMA =:
1t was sad al the tim.-,he VII ,-.,.
fersOn Davis. then President Of H..
A. But owing ~ its similarity. u,sr. 49,
took It for Virginia City. and the or: W.
name was gradually dropped and the pres,s:
one substituted.
OFF FOR THE wILDEkNass
At 8 O'Clock the lbs, pack ~ ), 49,.
the last cinch drawn. aud. nj g.. : :
'laM'dhye! r Take care al ~,
''Bri"g III q geysrr !" etc, c:c ~ :;
friends We were leaving bei.in,t :. 49,, :,
rushed furi"usly up Main ~trrv.. ..
animal % being anxious |" keep "u' e..
Of the lash ut the driving. go ali. a. =.
cry, and Was soon beyond The gs-s =!
the South.
(To BIZ CONTINUED,
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REDUCTION WORKS.

Helena is ON the right track-turning at
tentton to the development by home capital
of the permanent mineral resources in the
vicinity. Montana has ores that it has paid
to ship to Freiburg aud Swansea. Later
there were reduction works erected in
Omaha and 1t has paid to ship them there
Still later works were built at Corinnc
The Argenta works have been running prof
tably for long time, and there are ores
and oil essentials near Helena Of better quail
ity than at Argenta, 30, the question was
sgitated and the result il capitalists IF He.
lena, have concluded to build Reduction
works within three miles Of the city. Works
capable of reducing 20 tons per day, of SIS
to go ore, OF which 81 per cent can be saw
ed, will cost t27, 600, and the running ex
penses are estimated 1t 90. 40 per month.
It 10 proposed to raise $40, 000--$ BIZ. 600 to
be used . working capital. Mr.. 8. II. Bobm
agrees 10 lease them for one year, and guar
antce seven per cent on the investment for
one yesr. The committee, of which A. NJ.
Hotter is President and Geo. rox Secretary,
recommend the Incorporation of . joint
stock company issuing eoo>Aarss It $50 CO
each. and Board Of Directors, composed of
substantial business men, was elected to
carry the object into effect We believe
this project will be carried into effect as
rapidly ~ possible, and that it will be sue
cess. 1t is new direction Of capital and
ontornriao and. tn s,,ccaca will inan0urato
similar enterprises In other localities.
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TERRITORIAL FAIR,

Is viii be seen from the advertisement in
to-day's paper, the second annual Fair of
the Territorial Association will begin Sep
tember 25th, and continue one week. The
Premium list 10 large. and embraces the in.
dustriaa, 80 far-as developed. with sufficient
amounts 10 call out the best stock in the
country for exhibition of power. speed and
endurance. The ten mile race for 500
will he the big feature on the course, and
we understand entries will be made of horses
that. will make it interesting. Notw,th.
standing the County Fairs in Gallatin and
Madison, It is anticipated this will excel
sny previous exhibition. and such arrange.
mcnts are made with coach lines % will en-.
able any one to 90, 20 far ~ travel 10 con.
cerned. From what we learn, the attend.
ance from the west side will surpass that of
any previous year. Why cannot our Bitter
Root farmers club together and secure
transportation to put suficiency of their
products on exhibition to creditably repre-.
sent their marvellously fertile valleye Our
old friend Brsinard might arrange it to de.
liver = sample of their products at small
expense. We think it IN oversight that the
managers Of the Association do not provide
for transportation from remote localities, as
we suggested q year ago. That oversight
reduces the agricultural display to products
of the immediate vicinity of Helena, and is
prcjud,cial to the objects of the Association,
~ 10 shown in the institution Of County
Fairs. and the absence of products of remote
counties. A notice that products of the
Gallatin, Bitter Root, Jefferson, Passamari
and Deer Lodge valleys would be received
1t convenient places and delivered, trans.
portation free. with the proceeds Of sale to
revert to the Association, would double
the exhibition and be inexpensive 10 the
Association. It 10 not too late yet.
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THE RECEyT SURVETS,

On the Cd Of this month six townships OF
the recent surveys In this county were died
with the Register In Helena. and the lands
therein are now open for entry. Mr.. O'Ban
ucn, Clerk Of the District Court here, who
makes speciality Of the land business, has
received duplicate plats of the surveys re.
ferred to, and has favored us with brief
description of them.
They arc technically described - Town
ships and 8 North Of Ranges West: Town
ship 2 North Of Range 10 West, and Town.
ship . North Of Ranges II, 10 and Is West.
All Of these Townships except the last
named are fractional, and the most of them
contain but little land valuable for farming
purposes. The two first named lie on the
foot. TO the cast Of u, and the two 10.
gether contain sites for probably eight OF
ten good farms or nnchea No part of
them 10 returned - mineral. and they arc
chiefly valuable for grazing purposes There
II 6ne timber In the eastern portions Of
them, but this has not been surveyed.
Township north Of Range 10 West lies
TO tho South West Of ~. P0well's and TIN
Cup Joe creeks run through it from west to
east, and Dempsey creek crosses the south.
west corner of II. The western tier OF Sec
tons has not been surveyed. Irvine lake
lies near it, northern boundary. It has two
or three good farm sites. 10 not known to
contain any minerals, and b chiefly valus
l,la knr 3fa hs,nrh 6raoa
Township North Of lyange II West is
tnvsrsed By Gold Greek and it, tributaries.
has but little farming land. but contains the
best paying placer mines in the Territory.
which sre dtnatsd In the south eastern por-
tons Of It Sections -, -. IS, Is and IS,
and portions of sections Is. II. -. ~ and
IS ~ returned - mineral" Pioneer Is in
sections - and q, and Yamhill in section
=. Pixies Peak Hes just east OF It's limits,
and y included in the surveys Of last year.
The southwestern portion Of this Township
\ unsurvsyed.
Township .. north Of range - west. the
northern and Northwestern portions Of which
hays besn surveyed. liss just this aide Of
Flint creek, contains neither mines or farm.
ing lasls end y Of - known value what
sver. There = mt ssesl1 within it limits.
!. Township , nesth of 5aagsl u west, h
tsaysgsed 81 Fiat 0ssk and IL ssibatsrie,
and coaAins sons q ~ 1nest fasmias
laads 4 ~ Territory. II sosthssa ho1a.
dry = tsss bslov Hssdosoa, oad 10 aosth-
osn yuns jusl belo1 Doueey'o SencAG So.
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THE TERRITORY.
Herald, ID.

Walter, Trumhull's frame building on
Main street. was aid this morning u auc.
tion for $l4OO. Massena Billiard was the
surce1nfut "issass.v.. Tho annual report OF
the Surveyor General has been forwarded
to Washington. II Il the most complete as
!; ia the ahlest document Of the kin,i which,
has gone from Montana to the Department.
%. Mr.. Whit'atch expects to make big
sale soon to English capitalists.
Gazette. 3D.
The f1a Stockdale Was sold at Sioux City
Aug. 10. and IL IN carry the soldiers tn the
mouth Of the Yellowstone for the N. P. r.
p S"rvevino es1nrs g. v;nrent's Acad
= a, sA
envy commences another term on MonGny.
-. AT about two O'Clock Yesterday Morn.
ing. in Radershurg. Doc Mann. brother If
George h. Mann. Of this city. died If the
wound received by being stabbed with q
knife. Nv one Baker. the day previous. A.
mentioned In our paper Of yesterday. Ra.
ker WAS SION after taken from the Sheriff's
Deputies by thirty citizens, and it ia pre-.
sumcd was tried last night in peoples
court. "A crazy man named Thompson,
recently in the Hospital, having made dan
gcrous demonstrations on the street with a
pistol. Mr.. Kelly. Hospital Steward. sr.
rested him. the lunaiic shouting Kelly in
the arm before he could disarm him. Il
was brave deed. - Thompson had stood
of the policeman who made the attempt
Herald, 4th.
$4,000 Of gold came In from Cedar yes.
terday. !. Mr.. G.. p. Van Vert Yesterday
received letter from his brother dated Vic.
tOria. Vancouver. stating he had Just re-
turned from Pence River, that it is Q huge
blk. men starving and leaving as fast a
they can Mr.. Van Vert was formerly of
Greenh0rn Gulch.
Gazette, 18th.
John Fe.therston has returned b, Helena
and il in employ Of Wells, Fargo and ca.
=. Mr.. Curtis has six feet one inch. Chi
neso cucumber growing in his garden. /. !.
A CalicO Ball Is projected for Fair week i. j. i.
Baker who killed Duck Mann 1T Raiders
burg. was hung by the citizens. He con-
feased the killing Of Mann. hut stated Mann
had charged him with = heinous crime.
which Was lie. and his only excuipation
was to kill his accuser.
@=.r Hershk
Prot. Heyden's party were expected a.
Fort Ellis Sept. Cd. Chi. =. J. Lyon i
erecting i've eteynp mill, furnaces etc. a.
Phi!ipsbuTg. Il will he worrying in few
days. !. Blay. Bill & Co are working sue
cessfully at the same place.
Heraid0. H@Ns#
Capt George Mclean and I. J. Anders
left for Washington Territory this morning.
-. Mr.. John Rodgers IL erecting q Besv. /
creek, ~ miles fr,nl Helena on the Boxemal,
road, = apssudid hotel. 44x42 feet, two
stories high,
Gazette I.
A ball IN aid Of the Gallatin Fair, and de-
pendent upon the fair Of 0allaiin for sue.
cess, will b. glysa at GAllaiin City, 0epten.
the Holman Sands wedding yesterday
were elegant .ThOmas Carr lost his left
hand By : mining expulsion yesterday.
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The returns Of TIA California slecljon m
pplendid. Booth = viciosioss BY ly0oo.
Two. and perhaps three, Cos0ssaamsn ars
sSectsd; To Legislature y sscass for Re.
publican saccsnsor y 6saasor Cola. and the
San Fsacisoo naajcipal ticket y I'll elected
hit so6A ThiA notwithstanding NaTplot
ooshan chipped In for mischief. The new
dspagtpss h.s bfOken - back Of Dsnocss.
y. The Republicans are gaining ground
Pest Ill expectation. A. tho Governors
vlec0on IL 1857, Haight bsst Corham and
fay both o.6l6. IN 1853 AxAsll (Dsn. J beai
Fiiky fRap) for Congress IN ~ First d.
hsa Z, sst. md this year. Il y IN doubt,
wEHs The Second and third Districts, IN III
last d which johnson lDsm.) bsat Harrison
rep ~, have both gone Republican, IN
he Presidential Campaign Grants majority
1a5 oily bl4 The prospect II Dsmossacy
ID lS7s u not Gathering. The Democracy
hss skksa N ~ 1sw departure md has
Departed. M1ae, New lltxisp, Texas, Ohio,
foslt3snia, IlAIylssd. Nssaa chss6tia, Min.
51lc& ID lnf1oas AsSsy ~ y ~, I'D
M Sear.t ~ one w. ~.
rshe Haa.e esssbrassd joybusb ots noos1I
sfection. Il y DE home o. NJ fathr 90
1>ns.,.~Ae.s1An~A
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PROGkAMNI
MOnday-Entryo Of stock ard sr:.cls4 <. :.
DltiOn--at two y. H., opening aadsnss ~
REV. l.. s. WocLyoix.

At p M. rnnui ing race mile dash. TO, M So.
$d5.l-At I p. IN, uot,in. race, n..i. :.,s a..
c..zsn. pesss y s;'o ,.-~.--.y--........-...
ssS1 S ''>>' ''''' "'"'' W. l" 0 ''' > : .''
Wed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .. cb>::-e p .
noon-At y m., exsni'iati,n .. r's,.a4.n.~
po"itty-At y H.. running race, t~o ...u . -.
Repeat, tor purse VI 500
IhursoA y-At 10 =. M, grand t.:..., W. Il, g.
s.i.n.tn =, arstt horses aId oxera-... 4 , q
i 81 s,oa running race ''"' Mite d'.' ~ >'s'''
Frldasy-At 10 L H., examination .; .xs s,e-s.
s cs ne. "o.sss cattle snd q. ssnss ess
sqae.,.ianisn ter ..e .ps.il psss,' 70 H. 49,,
At SIS: " tue SECOND bsst lady s.as- ~,a = r..
race, uils heats, best IN ! sss p.,r, u 49,.
Sntu rS1N y-Reporse VI eona,!s,azs acE
Ing Ing u Rrsn =. oonstnasd,-A' n "a"
--ts2Cl Of said pnr~e bay.a. haei e.,
the citizens Vt Helena
SPECIAL NOTICE Subsequent "a ,.. -.
Programme L va. decided s ~ me aa e,ri' =. &C.. "
that horse. participating In tn. running race -, .t
day. should BE- weixhessd ~ follows. sis: srt.,,.
Is ies and I'll Other aois:s s it, IA al az: 80
TIE Board Of Otrsesoss will sausiixe tAs vs.ss!s =
their discretion.
A EAlID OF MUSIC
WIN be In sssenaaHos during cva,1 da, u .ao s.,
- Stage linee throughout The Tesifrrty ~.
s's'soss :" ne Fair 1T greatly raa1c,a cate.
Pamphlets cea.ai.ny -rr.niu-, iis,, ,a!,y - .
.i:ss aud ot.er Information, may 5e untaa"A y -
plicat'on to either u tie Subscribers
JoNE :lENA, rr.st's..
K. ". CARP inter- See.e.ary
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.Teltgraphir.

RSpostsd for the 'ss~ sorth-vve
BIT ". q. TELEGRAPH Co.'S. A. WILEY, OPERATOR
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sary preparations tor \ long mountain iaunt.
VIRGINIA cITY,
now in its eighth year Of existence. re
,ains the vigOr 1T its early years IN \ re-
markable degree. Many cos,ly and .c.,rl.
tOr,ablv residences indicate the settled
disposition Of the people and determining
tiOn to live while they live" Although
there ID not that continual tramp, tia ND.
and jam, jam, upon the streets there used
" be IN days agOne, 1t the same time 4
gsn,d. regular trade ID oil the time going on.
The stores have ytaxl. nice sucks. arranged
with taste, aud have men Ut business To ca,n
duct them. The city cs,SrieA on m exlsn.
stve TRAFFIC with other cDinmuMitieAI Many
fortunate miners Oi the Hulch, instead st
leaving Tor other Countries with their
wealth. krated farms. bDuxht stuck aud
ssstlsd down In the fertile valleys that On.
es'nspass the city for forty " dfiy miles
ArOunsl; and we'll cultivated farms. pleasant
farm houses, abundant harvssls, cattle
scattered over hill aud vals, all a.ssst their
prosperity. ThSss valleys ore fast llscomine
thickly pe0pled. and their principal sun.
piles are Obtained in VirxiniA There IN
alsO > nuintsT Of quartz districts within !
tsw miles q TIE p,sGs ~ thsse farming
and ni1ins communities viii euutinue u
incfsa1s IN wealth and population. - nav
i rsadily = inlssTsd thai Vifxinia City lh1,s
eellD hight f1Ieg0 il stogs fue Il 49,
paeseansd = soeial, religious, ard sd1os.
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Capt George Mclean and I. J. Anders
left for Washington Territory this morning.
-. Mr.. John Rodgers il erecling q Be,v.r
creek, ~ miles fr,m helens on the Bohemian
road, aplsudid hotel. 44x42 feet, two
stories high.
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0eir faithful management. And q sup
~ department is to be maintained here,
Instinct from the Committees rooms ST.
hat the Committee itself shall not have
to perform the Iatiguing duty of listen
ng to atements and appeals
We have one word to say in behalf of
he Relief COMMITTEE above constituted
They are gentlemen of the most undouot
"a integrity, and have entered upon this
difficult aud thankless service for the sole
purpose Of relieving distresses of the I'm
ortunate sufferers by fire. With the best
co.opperation and the utmost aid from our
people, their work will be hard enough
But if others stand aside, find fault, and
add their weight to the difficulties of the
work, the task will prove beyond their
strengtl to perform. IN their behalf we
ask that every man who las the good oil
ibis destitute people at heart, shall join
in assisting the labor of the Commit ee
in preventing frauds, and in restoring
this fire. stricken region to the thrift anc
happiness which it once enjoyed
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0he Menosha 1@leQraph
zENosHA,W WIS, NOVEMBER IS, 1877
REORGANIZATION OF RELIEF
COMMITTEE, &c.
From the Green Bay Advocat


On Tuesday, Oct 10Th. when he news
of he great fires IN this region had reach
ed here, The citiztns Of Cir en- Bay held a
NEE ing for the Collection Of money ano
organizing a relief association. At thai
meeting A. Kimball, G. D. Robinson, H
s Baird, E. II. Ellis and M. P. Lindslt Y
were appointed Relief Committee. Thai
Committee was afterwards consolidate
with similar one in Fort Howard, and
Ne4srs. Baird, Robinson and j. H.
Eluore designated as an Executive Com
mittee. This Committee cntel ed upon
tee work, and remained in the most ar
duous service until the 9th of Oct
when in a letter Of Gov. Fairchild, they
resigned The reasons for their with
drawaI were, that they were exhausted
with tie labor, and that, the relief fund.-
now coming in from all parts OF the SAFE
it was more appropriate to have 1t dis
pen @Cd with hy a committee designated
by State authority. In response to this
Gov FairchiId arrived here on 31,t Ocr.
and after consultation appointed Mcssr>
w. G. E. Thomas and w r Bourne, al
Green Bay aud NJ. I. Bailey, of Madison
as an Executive Committee Ii. S. Baird
and c. ID. Robinson were appointed rs .
Finance and Auditing COMMITTEE, and
A. Kimhall as Treasurer. The following
are copies of the appointments and &C,
company rg letter:
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SHERiFF'S SALE,

I'D out of the Circuit Court in and for the County
OF KenUsha, state of Wisconsin, in favor OF David
W. Baker, Plaintiff, and against the goods,
chattes and real estate Of William Fosdlck and
Ly man Fosdick, Defendants, to me directed and
delivered, have, for want of goods and chattels
to make the sum therein mentioned, levied upor
and taken all the right, title and interest which
the defendant Lyman Fosdick had on the twenty
fifth day of april, A. D. 1871 any time after
ward in or to the northeast quarter OF the north
one II North If Ranpennmbe nineteen fIoIeast.
in the town OF Randall. equity of Kenoeha and
state of Wisconsin. Which aforesaid property /
shall exoose for sale and sell at public auction as
House in the city of Kenosha, county o Kenosha
AZ state aforesaid, on Friday the 22d day of
September A. D. 1871, at one O'clock in the after
noon Of that day,
Dated Sheriffs Office, Kenosha. Ang. 9th, 1871.
JOHN LUCAS,
Sheriff Kenosha Co., Wis.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, !
EXECUTIVE IMPAIRMENT,
Madis0n, Nov. 1sr, 1871.

In compliance with their urgent II
quest have his day relieved Hon. II. s.
Bard, Col Chns d. Robinson aud JAS
III. ElmoIe, E~q from the duty Of celv
ing and distributing supplies for ihr
relief 81 The sufferers 10y he Iate fires on
the shores of Green Bay and do hereby
appoint Cap W. r. Bourne, Myron 7
Bailey, and W G. E, I homas Ia act III
their stead, aud tn have full control OF
all matter of reiej to those who were
made destitute by such fires.
| antho ize item To receive AMI dis
tribute the supplies, clothing, bedding
and al,'cles of all kinds which may bu
sent to the RcIiet Committee at Green
Bay, aid 10 purchase such supplles Us
may be necessary for the reasonable com
fort Of said sufferers
The three last named gentlemen VII
at their pleasure designate one Of then
number as Chairman Of the Committee
thus cons, Itut"d.
All bills incurred by said Committee
Or under their direction, shall be audited
before payment by Hon. FL 5. Baird aud
Col. Charles d Robinson, Finance Com
mttec
The Executive Committee, hereby APP
pointed, will Immediately take an inVen
tory of al property now on hand, and
continue such inventory of all supplies
which may be hereafter received.
They will keep an accurate account of
all issues and disbursements oil supplies,
showing where and TO whom issued OF
delivered, as near as may be. They viii
acknowledge to the donors the receipt OF
all supplies as soon as possible after arri
val OF same.
The members of the Executive Com,
miCtee may receive each one hundred
dollars per month for their services.
(Signedl LUCIUS FAlRCHILD.
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A correspondent Of New York paper
relates a touching instance Of insect in
stinct as follows II found a cockroach
struggling in a bowl of water. | took
half a peanut shell for boat. | put him
into it and gave him two wooden tooth
picks for oars, and left him. The next
morning / visited him, and he had put a
piece Of white cotton thread on one Of
the t0othpicks, and set the toothpick up
on end as signal of distress He had II
hair on the other toothpick, and there
that cockroach sat fishing. The cock
roach exhausted, had fallen asleep. The
sigh melted me to tears. I never had to
chew leather to get soul. was born
with one. | took that cockroach out,
gave him spoonful Of cruel, and lett
ThaC animal never forgot that act of
kindness, and now my house is chuck full
Of cockroaches."
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Navigation will close shortly.
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We will supply the Evening Post follows
DAILY.

An arrangement with the publishers OF the
Christian Union. edited by Henry Ward Beechcr
enables to offer that paper in connection with
the Weekly and Semi-Weeklv Eve ing Post. NJ
very favorable terms, For s3 so we will send the
Weekly E7enipg Post one year and the Christian
Union one year. For IS we will send the Semi
Weekly EDeniWg Post and the Christian Union one
year.
To every one so suhscri hing will be sent two
exquisite French Oil Chromos, entitled "Wde
Awake and Fast Asleep. " suitable pictures for
any parlOr and worth SO for the pair.
Or will we send the following periodicals. to
subscribers, in connection with the Evening Post,
at the prices named:
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Another outrage upon representative
OF tie United States is reported from
Mexico The bandit Trevino raised the
standard Of rebellion against Juarez, and
took possession of Montery. His first
act was TO levy on the citizens for $780,
900. Ofthis sum $1,000 was demanded
from MI. Ulrich, the United States Con
sui. The Consul raised the American
flag, and protested in the name of his
Government against the demand Ire,
vino, with that contempt for the Govern
ment now common among foreigners, in
timated to Ulrich that unless he paid up
he should be thrown into prison. Vi
rich, apprchensive of indefinite coniine.
nent in q Mexican dungeon, paid the
money.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Madison, Nov. LIST 1871.

hereby appoint Hon. II. S. Baird, and
Col G. D. Robinson of Green Bay Fl
nance Committee of Relief for the suffer,
ers By fires on the shores Of Green Bay
It shall be their duty and they are hereby
authorized to receive all moneys for the
relief of said sufferers and transfer the
same to Hon. A. Kimball, Treasurer,
keeping an account thereof.
All accounts OF the Executive Com
mittee for purchase of supplies, or expcn
ses Of every nature shall before payment
be audited by said Finance Committee,
and no bills shall be audited until certif.
ed by the Executive Committee to be
correct and just