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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-15

4 new School Book
by II. s. Perkins
Price. $3.50 per dozen
Contains over two
hundred new ami
beautiful 5 ngs, Duets
ETC, by Will s. Hays.
Webster, Thomas, etc
Everything is new
fresh, and sparkling,
Contents and speci
men pages sent free
Sample copies mailed
free of postage to
teachers for 65 cents.
Liberal terms for in.
trolu ton.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-15

Dh- John Green, barber, can be found
at the sign Of the striped pole, one door
soath Of Free 4 Mnrses. Shaving, Hair
dressing, Sh.mp,oing. sc. faithfully exc
euied Iatf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-15
New Thing il Fencing.

Phincas L. Sherman, Gcncsco town
ship, has taken out patent on new
wrinkle i'll lcncing. He takes an Oh
long piece of iron and makes hole
in each end, at right angles to each
other, or bends a piece Of wire with
two holes bearing like relations to
each other. Through one Of these
holes lie inserts screw and tastens
the iron or wire to tree OF post, and
through the other hole runs the wire
of which he makes his fence. When
tho tree has grown so as to threaten
to overgrow the screw he draws the
screw out Of danger, SO continuing,
no matter how large the tree may
grow. THIS he considers good idea,
many of his neighbours agree with
him, many strangers, also, to whom he
has shown the model give testimony
OF its value. Mr.. Sherman will soon
DO prepared to put his new pate~t on
tue market He may be addressed
at Evergreen p. O., Tama county
Iowa. Att
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-15
June I, 5 o'clock 4. NJ.

June I, 5 o'clock A. NJ.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Quorum present
Repor. of Jail committee accepted and
approved.
Moved that paymen. of Auditor to VIM.
Blolgette Of 500 for building bridge in
Toledo township, be arproved.-Carried.
On Mericle bridge. committee favor
building a ~ foot bridge. 9 foot post aid
railing; the same referred to L. Clark to
contract and build.-Adopied
On Cummings bridge, committee recon-
mend bu.liing of 26 foot bridge, s foot
posts, AMI referred to Clark and Jaqua-
Carried.
Contract for bridge over Wolf Creek, on
township line between Perry and Crystal.
approved.
Bridge petition James O'NieI, committe.
recommend building 20 foot bridge, foo,
posts; and referred 10 Clark and Jaqua.
Bridge petition from York, committee ask
further time-Gran,ed.
On Indian;own bridge further time
granted.
On Frazee bridge further time granted.
bridge over Rchland Creek re erred TO
Clark and Poyneer, to examine and replank
il necessary.
Bridge petition from Highland referred
to Clark and Poyneer.
Bridge over Jorion creek in Howard
townsb P, referred to Clark and Poyneer.
Moved that the Bridge petition fre
Buckingham be referred to G. Jaqua, to ex-
anime and plank the bridge AMI pay for
the same-Carried.
Bridge petition from Oneida referred to
Clark and Poyneer.
Bridge petition from Columbia referred
TO Clark and Poyneer.
Bridge petition from Oneida referred 10
Clark an | Poyneer.
Pe,iti;n for repairs on sapp and Dicker-
sen bridge referred to Clark and Poy neer
Pc ition to repair McKune bridge in
VI st0t 4CicEIGA " NIdT anu JH4usbs
Moved that bridge over Wolf Creek, in
Spring Creek township, be rcpaircl.-Car-
ried.
Same referred to Clark and Jaqna.
Bridge petition from Columbia for bridge
oyer Elk Run referred to Clark and Poy
neer
Petition Of John Connel for Quit Claim
Deed from Tama county: Auditor instruct
ed to make deed as prayed.
Bridge petition from Geueseo for bridge
over Wolf Creek, on site of Spencer bridge
referred to Clark and Jaaua.
Bridge petition from Highland referred
to Clark and Poyneer.
Report OF Auditor, on application ofIsaac
Asher, for certificate OF snal payment on
School Land, accepted, and recommenda-
tons adopted.
Peti,io" of F. j. Upton s Co. for abate>
ment Of taxes; abatement made as prayed.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-15
T0ot.A.ToOt.

Toot.A.ToOt.
II you hear nightly toots about
town, that sound just enough like
brass music to be totally unlike all
or any music. you will know that
some Of our young men are engaged
in getting up brass band. We wish
success to the enterprise. Toledo
ought to be able TO furnish such a
commodity, and that of good quail
ty. Arrangements have been maze
to get a teacher and tho work will
go on.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-15

The Rains,
Otlast week, have abated the heat to
some extent anu probably done good
10 the crops.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-15
ORIGINAL NOTICE

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS.
To Augustus Brenon.
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file, in the office of the Clerk of Circuit.
Court Of Tama county. Iowa, petition Of }.
|. Mil err, claiming Of you the sum Of ihirty
five and 15-l00 dollars, az Justly due hin.
on account, and that n writ OF attachments
has been issued against your property to
secure the same, and that unless yon ap,
pear thereto, and defend, on or before noon,
of the Second day Of the next term of said
Court, being the August Term of said Court
for the year A. D. ISL, commen,i ing on the
first Monday Of August, A. D, 1871, a: the
Court House, in Tole 10, in said County, de-
fault will be entered against yeu, and judc.
ment rendered thereon
APPRECIATE s KINNE,
% % Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-15
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY. S.

CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY. S.
To Augustus Brencn.
You are hereby notified that there Is now
on file, in the Office Of the Clerk of Circuit
Court of Tama county, Iowa, a petition of
I. X. Armstrong, claiming of You the sum
Of thirty>two dollars and seventy five cents
rs justly due him on account, and that all
attachment has been issued against your
property TO secure said clairi, and that UNI
less you appear thereto. and defend. on or
before non, of the Second day of the next
Term of said Court. being the Angus, term
of said Court for the year A. D. 1871, COM
mencing on the first Monday of August, A.
y. ISL, al the Court House. in Toledo, in
said county, default will be entered against
you, and judgment rendered thereon.
APPRECIATE & klNNE,
- p Attorners Tor Plaintiff.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-15
Stere0sc0pic Views.

Stere0scOpic Views.
Thee hundred siercosoopic views
Two hundred photographs, and very
fine plain and colored cards for the
Albnwl, just received at the Toledo
News Depot. Lovers OF the beanti-
Il ! in art will find som sthin. here
worthy OF their attention. Depo. at
the Post. Office. Off
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-15

81 80 Advertisements Guns Index
Lt.tli TOY for next Of Kin, Chancerx
Heirs, aud Legatees, since 1900. in 81
parts rrca IS cents. Part 6 just publish
ed, Is cts. Gnn s Co. care1GNapuseows
4 Co, Al Park Row, New Y4lE. 22>23
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-15
Porato.Bug Cures.

P0rato.Bug Cures.
Last week we mentioned two dis
troy.rs Of potato bugs, to-wit: Par
is Green, anil solution OF fresh ma
nure from the pig sly. We have
since heard mention made of powder
ell White Helleborc as certain death
to them.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-15

TVVICCe
Rev. II. a. Brown, on earnest So
licitation, has consented to allow his
name to he used as n candidate Tor
the office OF County Superintendent,
before the coming County Convcn-
ton. a VerER.
o0td1
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-15

~ Get your rag Carpet wove
by G. Bergman, West Of the Catho-
tic Church, roie-.o. soft
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-15

Ad dress,
]. L. PET Frs, ss9o Broadway, r.
Teachers sending us their orders for $40
worth of music, can claim a years suhscrip-
ton to PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY. 22.4S
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-15
MANY or orr People

Many OF our People
Have planted out groves this
Spring, aud by this means have lent
hand in identifying the county. and
also have reduced their taxes as pro
vided by law.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-15
June 6, 1871, 3 o'clock A. II.

Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present, Clark. Poyneer, and Jaqna. Pro-
&c ded to examination Of Assessor Books.
Adjourned I'm il It'll inst.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-15
REMEMBER
THAT
HOOTLAND'S GERMAN BITrERS.
AND
HO0FLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,
H'au e

HUT LANUS GEKMAN TUNIC,
Val Cure Erery Case of
MI q r - . m US
Or Wasting away OF the Body.
REMEMBER
THAT
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN REMEDIES
Are the medicine yor Lequire to purify
the Blood, excite the torpid Liver to healthy
action, and to enable you to pass safely
through any hardship or exposure.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-15

WILL CUR1 KoU.
They are the Greatest
B L O 0 d PU RI E r S
| Known to the Medical world, and will
eradicate diseases arising from impure
blood, Debility Of the Digestive Orsans, or
Diseased Liver, in q shorter time than any
| other known remedies.
| The Whole Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
speak for These Remedies.
Who would ssksr nals Disnilsd and Stronger I3stinaly1
Hon. GEoRGE W. Woodward, formerly CHEF
Justice Of the Supreme Coarl of Pennsylvania.
tpresent Member Of Congress fran Penn>
syiranid, crites:
PHILADELpHI., March 16, 1867.
l find ST, GLANDS German Btters" is
good ionic, useful in diseases of the diges.
tive organs, aud of great benefit in cases Of
debility aud want Of nervous action in the
system. Yours. truy
GEO. W. WOODWARD.
Hon. JAMES THOMPSON, Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court Of Pennsyirdnia.
PHrLApELPHIA April %. 1867.
Icohsider "Hooiand's German Bitters q
valuable medicine in case of attacks of In
digestion or Dyspepsia. can certify this
from my experience Of it.
Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-15
THE REPUBLICAN.
TOLEDO IOWA.
THURSDAY, JUNE u, 1871.
low A.

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For Sale.
a new DoTy WASHING MACHING
md USIyERsAL WRINGTR. Neither
has ever been used. Will be sold at
less than retail price, if sold soon.
Call at the Printing Office and SEQ IL
IT
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-15

With q Music ii g.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16

Sunday Jan IS Minnie E. only daughter Of Aaron and s
net T. Close aged = yearS .o w. 7.; =, ~, r,..,
the nth inst a O'Clock Relatives and nens Of t n, ss
respectfully invited TO sitend-i
Booklyn sunday 18th Inst John Eat'e. eltr
william NJ and MARY J. Cole tie 9Th year Of he Ne
The relatives anil friends Of the family are ste'a lnnt 70 %
funeral without further invitation, from The sdeacs bs
parents No 6 cAnio0s'e neas Dekabae On IDe"J ~ '1..-
FuDeraI Tuesday H. i O'Clock at be residence q bis hse'
OF Harlem boai leaving PeckshD At ia o'clock .. In
GoRHAM-At barren Conu on FRIDAY Jan - ass' 5o,sn .A
THO y and f,pE Of the amil, ar, respectfully inyie
noon at Train leaves depot Of New ors aaa Ne"a
r. r. Twrp.y- seventh and Fo1rshsve., al o'clock
KRuNsudeny Sunday morning 18th io't snos ke'oas.
$50 :. rs, a, the house Of bis sonnv oue.u o-ag- y
lev j. on Tue~iay At ook The rensin. ss
y r. s.y. foot Of Bsrclsy- st. a. 1910 and HE'D
rAuRIR-on the ,h December last his residence ~ Jsmssp pac
Sno 18th Of bis John Laurie for many 'e- -s'
chant Of this city.
acsULrY-At Nassau p jan POrenoe MeS1F Of dis a'''
B .tyes and fden Of his brother Jon Of bro be-.
n~ DR. Josruh A. Kerngan and Of bis uncle joteph 9ss.
% rs,peuly Invited 10 , funeral al The Church u 81 Fr,Scs
XAV,r sirieenIas. on hSni.l noaas k % III. - ~ ,s..
Cshearsi s1I''
sEwToyIn Harlem on the lab re.deuce
The remains vii ute'rei Greenned Mass On honiA'
SCHRAMAt Sesbargh on the ly6 inst Sah " sehfsn ss
Wsm sehm daughter Of the hie Nicho hsilock the stA
E year ros1 o. s1, will take place her late residence TDesy
morning i7h inst, st lOl O'CLOCK
sssy S BroolIy5 Ca S. Tss,.y l, last A''-'
Tbs aud friends of the family aud e members Of the Bs.
m invited funeral jacob Pnp Ne
10 wllovst, Brcoslyn on MONDAY, 10th nSt, at p
wIGHT-At Geen.eh Conn, jan H. Esther WORK .fe O' D.
The r,ass. and friend. Of the f.my ar, lu,sd ne
Her remains viii he skeS West wooioct Tor Hsr~saI
AT CODY
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
THE OHIO TRAGEDY.

TRIAL OF GALENTINE FOR THE MURDER OF HIS
wIFE's sEDUCER-THE CASE REVIEWED.
The trial of Jay +. Galentine, for the muir
der Of his wifes seducer, Dr. w. ii. Jones, began in
Toledo Ohio Thursday, and creates al intense sensa
ton in that locality The persons involved were known
AS modest, wellbehaved citizens till the scandaous
story Dr. Joness rape and seduction OF Mrs Galen-
tine startled the community The crc'm-
stance may be- briefly rehearsed as follows: A
few days before tn homicide, Gaen1ne learned
upon returning home from a prolonged absence
that Dr. Jones, who occupied apartment in the same
house with himself had taken advantage OF his absence
to make outrageous advances To his whe Inc woman
after curious hesitation and preVaricatOn UvuBeu
disgusting state OF criminalty on tne part VI 'no
dered man. stating substantially, that during tle nIst
few days her husbands absence, Jones onereu heI m
proper attentions. which she coldy ana ueelueuy ~
thing 10 say 10 him. In the early part OF August s,'
however when Calentne had been gone some nVn'n ~
she found il necessary apply TO the Doctor TOT u Ia
some business matter Excushg I'M hsi m ~ d" evanng He
aid NOT however, but after nidQlgnt hne nosu ms
at her slee room door, Ascertanlng tnat % ,o o
there abe refused him admittance. lie pfeHh,a 80.
away ,1ut before she fell into uoLe with
bear AZ The closet door connecting her apsrIes m s
the main hall and few moments the lpt ~. xvr,,
her room lie accomplished his ylllan{ h ann ntii The re-
in fear OF her life, lived In adultery Win "1 ~ ~
turn OF her husband early In Oct0Hf 18th tho s,tr.
Evsn then she feared 10 acquant hin Will sc sI.a
zion on account OF his violent temper "s ' eai ul
scandal that must ineNiIaoy something wrong
III nosde in0uiry bur could nnd out ho'nhg' til thr
wife limited part OF the airooo,is onJ % pesoukh,
him. however, 10 do nothing ,ix ~ % Gslsnti"e ~
nnly bring disgrace ON the fanny ua'snshs uIiNyh W
oniy W - a i9v or two did nothing Meantine Jones
.galn 10 control the ruined wife, and thus de-
tsrnlnCi tho Wretched husband m Ills 'isa course ao
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
uEIMRoLp.s BROADWAY PALACE.

After having been much enlarged ana mag
nihcently reht'ed throughout. ~. r. Helmbold' uus-
store, No. si Broadway will 10 again opened W mo
public to-day To celebrate the reopening about 900
guests assembled at the store on Saturday night IN
cludiDg prominent NewYOrk and Philafelpha business
men, VINO were entertained with supper, speeches,
songs. and music by Dodworth's Band. Among 10
pieces rendered was " "IIembOid's CalOp" OF "hi'h
about 1000 copies Distributed honor OF the oc
sion The host, DR. Hclmbod, dressed IN the brii-
liant uniform Of admiral Of tho navy. The drug
store extends through from Broadway tO CrOsbyt.
and IL probably the most complete convenient, ana At
tractye establishment Of its kind. In the long sales,
ROOM French, German, and spanish well a. English
are spoken and there gantly furnished waiting
rooms those coming 10 have prescriptions made up
The wholesale department. the second hOOr exhibits
the same completeness ~ all lts departments.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
ONONDAGA SALT.
To ne Ed,tor Of rhe Tribune.


SIR: The Worlds position is that our mcat-packers
foreign SALT American being shened
preservation and in support Of the position we affirm;
" That American Salt refuses TO form into does tho
saline prou Of the West Indies 1t be the sun be the
may any Of half Of things ,hs. makes The differ
wla do not say but do that the difference
exists
packed ped long transportation packed
in foreign they spoil h.sts work
III Erry barrel ~ pork bf coming York Guy for
sh!pm,at by Inspector Wet India
Let him who thee statements go the deton
arr. neither let him whine, bot go TO ArssrA -"
Though the foregoing has been once printed in THE
TRIBUNE. l reproduce it. that the object of this
communication may be apparent; and feeling that
such assertions, made by so high authority, are a
sufficient justification for again troubling the public
with what appears to me TO be more than thrice
told tale; and dsputing the truth of these allega-
tions, do not feel disposed to 90 TO any importers
of foreign Salt "and ask Them" for the very good
reason that they may be as ignorant of the truth as
is the writer in The World Scientific investigation
is worth something and actual trials are worth still
more-to both appeal.
Prof. George H.. Cook, now OF New-Jersey, is GER
tainly authority as a scientific man. The State OF
New-York once employed him to aid with his scien-
tiic knowledge in perfecting Salt In his report
for 1853 he gave an elaborate analysis of our water
and the Salt made from it, and he also gave an
analysis of the far-famed Turks ISLAND Salt l
place the figures side by side. Chloride Of Sodium
Salt consists of 606S per cent of chlorine, and 1892
of sodium These two substances, combined in
these proportions, standing alone unmiyed with any
other substance constitute PURE SALT but such salt
never is found in any market far as l have been
able to ascertain. Absolute purity can only be ap
proximated Now for the chemical determinations
of Prof Cook (See Salt Supt Report for 1854:
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
YANDENHOFF-wHATIs ~ a NAME
PERSONAL.
70. VASDENHOFS.
4

A New-York letter-writer says there are
$4,000 5000 aSl" 80 'D'- Ill VINO l''' ~
Professor Huxley is one of the distinguished
Brtons expect make the tour OF America during
the present year.
The South Weymouth (Mass.) National Bank
has for assistant cashier in the person OF Miss
Emily T. White
Francis Joseph is declared to be the merest
puppet the hands OF his Ministry Won Beust is said
e. be the real Emperor of Austria
The ex-Empress Eugene is reported to have
fallen into profound melancholy, aDd-whateyer that
may eignify-"the de pest theological reverence"
Mr. Jefferson, the comedian, has offered 800
FOR box at the Academy of Music, on the occasion OF
the final Holland testimonial performance Oh the 2lS'
In Napoleon, Ark, a man who had been
guilty Of not less than nine homcides elected con
stable by an overwhelming majority he Is klulnSy
popular.
Gen. Schenck has declined banquet ten
dered him by citizens OF Cincinnati He Is TO sail from
NevYor the 1st of February. He is stil in Washing
ION, aud IA 10 remain there several days YET Dut he
viii spend few days In New-lork before saihhg'
Hiram Powers, the sculptor, talks more se-
rously ever Of making visit 10 this country the
coming summer. He has never been IN America since
he first went 20 italy more than 80 years ago MANY O
hk relations stiil live III Cincinnati.
In Mobile, lately, man challenged another
Nr mistang him for negro. Tho joke is that the chal-
lengcd man much darker than the challenger and has
long suspected Of having AFRICAN blood in his veins
But all looks sable 70 a sable eye
1t is remarkable that our wealthiest citizens
are all at an age when most too mfirm for
affairs and yet they not only hale and vigorous but
actively engaged in conducting their immense business
William b. AstOT nearly IS; Alexander T. Stewart, 70
Cornelius Vanderbilt 5G Daniel Drew, 7l Peter Cooper
W George Law, 70, while the majority Of milOnares
are over 90.
Grace Greenwood lectured last Wednesday
evening to the inmates Of the Massachusetts, State
Prison The presence and the counsel Of such woman
must have exerted powerful and heahful influence
upon such an audience. 1t Is by such that
prisons are % be ultimately made what they should be
instrumentahtyyas well for the reformation the
punishment Of criminals.
The LATEST instance of the unseemy raids
upon poor Aremus Wards lucess executors by distant
American relatives, who insist their share Of the large
fortune which he didn't have is found n the following
letter 10 The London Era:
A. distant relative Of the late Mr. Brown a. wsri since
the L. S. Boston, this country
get aciOry particulars u the large ohr be lsf OF
DO with the disposal Of psryi
failed h. satisfaction 0f hos The property has dpose
Being advised ppy the his
should flv0 to these iea lines
valuable Journal he attention Of the
fsiste II NJ BiosG may 90 paooat Of be fir remain,
sear SIR yDur- truly kfass Ba0NS.
F4rlt 'los Brsol hon Bo,s,s L E AnsdeS
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
ARREST OF A FUGITIVE WIFE.

Mrs. Charlotte Reimaun, wife of Wlttkowski
Remaun OF Cincinnati was arrested Saturday evening
upon tine arrival OF the train at Jersey City, on tee-
gram FROM Chief Of Police Ruin Of Cincinnati. charging
her with larceny and swindling Mrs. Reimaun says
that the only charge that be brought against her n
that she took money which in tho custody of her
husband and this she clams she had right To do. he
cause the money belonged TO her. The explanation shs
yes IA that she had been engaged in making clothing.
and had saved over 200 This IN bonds, currency,
and gold OF late her husband has ltfested her and
he n myth resolved TO leave him and procure IL
yorce she accordingly took s no Of the hoard leaving
the rest behind Her Intention TO live IN tins cliy
until she could procure the divorce, ana Iheh rtIn 70 -
was found $685. She will he detained to await Ihe eI"h
of the Cincinnati authorities.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
FLORIDA.
MESSAGE OF GOV. REED.

MESSAGE OF Gov RthD'
The annual message of Gov. Harrison Reed
Of Florida states that the public debt OF the State
amounts to 81 2s376. Gov. Reed crtcses severely the
report Of the State Controller which, he made up
Of complaints agansthe Constitution ana laws and the
officers OF the Government and neher gives any ldea Oh
,h resources Of the State nor suggests any by
which 70 place IL in position OF financial prosperity.
e saws that from the Inauguration of the first state
Constitution Florida has been under financial dshonOr
and without credit in consequence OF the fraudulent
a y, bonds for the benefit OF private par
- tbat ha has been repeatedly notified from the
London stock Exchange that until the Territorial debt
way adjusted no bonus CI tue Sate Nh m d "a a
stock Exchange The Governor says that just assess
il yaination of s5OOUO0O which, with other taxable
resources now exempted viii AFFORD ample revenue to
r., tba current expenses. The debt he says, IA held
principally by the different trust funds of the state and
by the Indian Trust Fund at washington d. u