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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-02-24

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"SHORT VOLUNTARIES,"
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'sCHORAL TRIBUTE"
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-02-24

WII4MTNGTON MIL
WILmINGTON, ~. C.,
NORTHROP g. GINNING. Pr0DriPtOrs.

as- Oargoes of YELLOW PINE LUMBER fur
nished for any market at short notice.
B9- All kinds OF PLANED LUMBER always on
hand. Also, LATa4, BRICK. &c, 60
dec rs 45-Gm
VOID QUACKS.-AVI VICTIM OF EARLY
n. indiscretlOn, causing nervous debility, pro-
mature decay. etc, having tried in vain every
advertised romedy, has discovered simple
means OF self which he will send free to his
fellow-suflerers. j. II. FUTILE, 78 Nassau ST.,
New York City.
ian II 40-wfmch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
THE CRISIS IN UTAH..

A VERDICT AGAINST BRIGHAM YoUNG-ToNE OF
THE MORMON PRESS-ANOTIIER MORMON AR
RESTED FOR MURDER.
SALT LAKE, Utah, Oct. 26.-In the case of
Mrs Cook agt Brigham Young, the jury this morning re-
turned verdict for the plaintiff for the whole amount
OF her claim with interest making total Of $685. There
were Mormons as well as Gentes on this jury The de-
feuse gave notice OF application for new trial. IL Is
said and admitted by prominent Mormons that Brigham
Young has applied the Hon. VIM. NJ. Evarts for his
seryces AZ counsel to defend him (rgham) on the in
dctments OF the present Grand Jury.
The Mormon newspapers mild in tone. The Neics
savs that in the crusade against the Mormons the
Government and people are to be sincerely pied"
The Herald discusses the Mormon problem and says that
grave error suppose that upon the conviction
OF Mormons the Mormon people generally Will discaim
nolypamy or that the Government were to send here
troops enough they will give up their faith Neither this
nor any other religious belief can be crushed o says
The Herald, "by any Government on EARTH The utah
Ring and administration cannot" 1t urges, " uproot
Mormonism."
John Meacham, a welknoVn Mormon, charged with
tho murder of Richard Yates, some IL years ago. was
arrested by United States Marshal, ct Round valley
vesterday and brought TO this city this afternoon.
Itis rumored that there will be trouble tomorrow On
tbo occason of the sentence Of Hawkins for adultery
The women seem to be the most excited Threatening
etters were received to-day by the United States Mar
shal brigham Young left the city day before yester-
d and was reported last night at Battle Creek George
Cannon is also absent. He Is SAID 10 DO AZ san FRAN
sco Evidently something important Is on hAnd among
the Mormons but the Gentes generally 40 not Deneyo
INV resistance the law or to the Government mea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
Making total expenditure for The building and


The detailed statement OF these charges under their
several heads and Of the manner In which the money
was raised are appended to this report and also cas
BlhcatiOn OF these charges
Your Committee would ask you to notice that the
amount 10, which report the cost of the
County Court House, Is composed OF charges taken
from the several aforementioned accounts In which the
items designate the new County Courthouse as the OBJ
ec Of the expenditure but in the opinion of Com
mittee this sum BY no means covers the cost Of the
Court HOUSE and Its furnishing, for We find
on the books Of the Controller two accounts
headed adjusted Claims" and County Liabili-
ties" in which appear large number Of charges for
amounting In the aggregate TO 229 10. And after
diigent inquiry. further find that many II not most
of the County Courts and offices in the County
House. 80 that to the already mentioned
the cost OF the Court House. % 03 49, we have TO add
a considerable portion Of the expenditures charged TO
or four millions OF the S2 29 TO- making the total cost
some eleven or twelve million dollars TO date.
The detail reports proceed to show that for safes valued
by the Committee at s63 49, John Nc b. Davidson Co.
were paid $1s237 72 for carpets valued at $sS6 co.
A. Smith was paid $64l9OO 49, for furniture, cabinet
work. and fitting the new County Courthouse, old
Courthouse and the city, valued at $3Oe5l 81, niger
soil & Co.. c. D. Bollar & Co., &. Miller, G.. s. Miller,
and A. W. Marsh paid $2960,lT OIL ; for painting
the same buildings, work Valued at $780, A. Hall jr, r
Woods & Brother and A. j.. Carney were pal1
S362,965 70; for plumbing and gas-htting, valued
az Keyser Co. were paid 1914 $3.50 IS for plaster
ing valued at $0O60 A. j. Garvey was paid Sl9J7oI5
teTwOrk estimate OF value was made tlte
OF j. Me b. DavidsOn5 warrants were lnqOrscd T.; a;
w." and two OF ]. A. Smiths by Woodward. f. A W.
found, aud Oh all OF c. D. Dollars and InGerSoHs
j. DONALDSON, Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
MORE OF The ARMoRY swINDLEs.

TWO HUNDRED AND slxTY-FOUB THOUSAND
DOLLARs PAID FOR RENTS or BUILDINGS
WHICH COULD HAVE BEEN LEAaRD FOB
91S7,600.
10 hs Jotal Co~Mftsss Of S~psrVtsws, AISsr~s, AID
CifteenS.
GENTLEMEN: Your Special Committee ap-
pointed 10 examine and report upon the expenditures Of
the County Goyernmsnfor thsasnories and drirooms,
In their report previously subisted stated that your
Committee considersd the rents paid for armores in
ject under investigation by expert and would report
thareou In detail within short time In pursuance Of
this determination your Committee herewith submit
Atabular statement accompanying exhibits tbs yalua.
ton Of the rentals s 500 and shows that the amount
were made by the experts tho market value Of ne
properties. In order however,, 70 avoid aa Dosstole
oaees e7as1 Om e 70 lei pr esus 10 Ne snOants Is tee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
INGERSOLL NOT MISSING YET.

HIS PROBABLE ARREST TO-DAY-WHY CARNEY
DISAPPEARED.
1t became more generally known yesterday
that Ingerso was co-dcendant with Tweed in the suit
on which the more prominent member OF the Ring was
arrested and his absence from the city Is therefore e1-
pected by those who assuming to be informed on the
business OF the Ring claim that ngerso has not the de-
termination necessary face prosecution, and that he
will therefore leave the city before the warrant for his
arrest is served The Sheriff expects to have the war
rant in his hands at noon to-day. 1t is said that Tweed
compelled Garyey to leave the country because he knew
that II arrested he would be by fear and di-
vulge whole story of the voucher robberes For the
same reason it said Woodward also left. Ingerso
was in the city yesterday attending to his business and
If left to hs decision, 1t is said that he will remain
and stand his trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
WHAT THE INVESTIGATION SHOWS.

REPORT OF ASSOCIATED COMMITTEE OF CITIZENS.
To the Chairman of he Joint Committee Of Supervisors
aud Aldermen appointed 10 fnreshgd6 me pu6Itc ac-
counts Of The City a,ld County Of NeO- York:
The Committee invited by the Committee of
the Board Of Supervisors and the Board OF Aldermen to
undertake an impartial investigation Of the City and
County accounts would further report that they entered
upon their labors without any knowledge Of the extent
Of the City and County Indebtedness, and without de-
finite opinions In regard to the charges of corruption and
fraud, alleged against those now holding prominent
offices. In this Investigation, your committee nave
reached the following conclusions c6G,sI -, ,,
sss. p. e; Sis psi % i'Ho'' and d'0n'
S <: complete. i;s is' s'ea
s ss p.,1Hs R11S.s g.: nd
.s s. .. ~ sin o; s''' "
&: S C. g: ~ - f.; ;s and o".n
Ss CO. nS Sa q. IL. city whose
vice. are neither rendered nor reqars3 ,.,...,.,,
r 'Bs s'. p o. red
With these facts before them your Computes are com
and robbefes Of the most nsmous character have been
committed with the conniyance and cooperation OF some
of the officials who appointed to guard the interests
OF Ss 5pS soRs of the city and county
Ssnes I" s q ne grs:srt ss Sst;e.
%sns now ss 80 to the oreS. o. City that
pendturcs In all departments be reduced 70 the lowest
%hosc services not Indispensable be dseharged or
requested TO resign that contracts be subjected TO ne
mSst rd scrutiny and al Expenditures be reduced 70
an amount clearly within the financial ability OF the
Treasury. 49,. Mt rs...r~v .-,u ,.o...,,...
,ha hsreVpr Of large sums OF money ct an early day
A. ssns~ must be made 10 moneyed Institutions and TO
tksfa Heside the t2o 900 900 due ~ taxes 900
ora remirad 70 meet current expenses and oblgatons
s,s,rfn1 On the 18TH Of next January After that
~ 80 "a 10 win DO demanded Tor tho rst 10
onths Of the ensuing year under the most economical
OF the city dnauces. Your Committee 70.
oN as mn aav attsst 10 besyoU sss Iar1s svss OF
money mon 1sis sSs Gay ''"s'''s ~ W s''''4 ~o"ae'
" Tsc existing deb. Of TIE city entirely within the
,.,tv ~ ira people. But II the expenditures and
ands q the pat two and half years arc 70 b longer
ne Sonseasnsea 70 the credit and prosRertty Of the
ctty Tbey are however OF the opinion that the tax
81 eifxsns and the lnoneyed insttuttone viii cheer
ks sssnopd 10 the fun exens Of the requirements OF
- INV n confidence the ADMINISTRATION Of the
S Go and Comfy Government can be restored
commitfee have accomplished the object OF their
noIntmant as far possible, without the additional
49, tbat the Comnlttoe would be invested with this
" hut that hope has been disappointed. Nothing
esore remans for but 20 submit the resuts OF tie
tgaaSS,,sst,on which are embodied successive TO
49, Va have endsavored % discharge with ndety
E d.tv AZ TIE tsast committed 10 charge, md We
sSsssS TssSrsStbs hscssy q szSesss v ssss vtss
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York against wm NJ Tweed Supervisors Of the County
commenced p By direction Of The MsyS. q e:
& They were Instituted on ss nsS that s. . a S
dS.y I.Ss D.. s.p. @ o::sI sGT:d y q. city md
a SPf Dealing 1:o With DC funds place"
:nS1. n,Sl,ss g. (;
~ direction SS yT5 i MG and q no
Oce and information being collected the bse the Finance
yoGp 10 das sss pT sI Tfs
which YOU inquire are all in once .nd although entitled 70
its Departments have estimation claim TO ny services a
their OnA counsel or other capacity " to their defense 'Ad
The receipt the direction from MSI % commence Be-.
that informed the defendant Hall after service Of the summon. upon
amer Of the upon him 81 he general nature and pur
cr n Information as @ The same a. % the defendant
have had interview the subject with HIM and no
Il OF The The q 1 1sTs SS
the Mayor al the time commenced suits BY issue OF summons
sSs' and various oSss toI the oT O I Of
which summonse have been served. w
had r.. dsSsSG yS% %
which mI Sa T ~ SrS IN the C n e mURDg
is' 1,s y. ID:
carefully than have yet done what would Be he nature and
dSos "a yoS
Of duty and honor would not be likely 70 desire me 70 deg,
yoa were scuated BY worthy motive, .egtns the
from " 5 Legal re-" IT s Of Ss city
operation and as would be for and Tor you
RICHARD OGORhAH Counsel 70 the Corporation.
To CHARLES OCOSOR representing the AtonG the
State OF Ncw-YorE
That all the facts IN said last mentioned letter con-
tanned uc that the direction 70 deponent from the
Mayor of NcwYOrk to commence said suits given to
dcpOnen dC 18th day OF October 1871 that depOnent
makes this aIav m compliance with the request Of the
said Charles OCOnor acting AtOrney-General OF the
State of NewY0rk; and said affidavit Is made on consul
tation with, and with the of George Tcknor
Curtis ESQ., WHO has been retained by deponsnt as aso
instituted behalf of the City and County Of NewYok
and referred to III the foregoing letter Of dcponcnt.
RICHARD OGORMAN.
Sworn to before mo, this 23d day Of October 1871.
VIM. SINCLAIR, Notary Public, New-YOrk County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
O'GORMAN,S SUIT AGAINST TWEED.

AN OBVIOUS ATTEMPT TO EMBARRASS JUSTICE.
Richard O'GOrman, Counsel for the Corpora
ton, has brought suit In the supreme Court III the
Of the Board Of Supervisors against William NJ.
Tweed charging that the latter by virtue OF his official
position as member Of that Board, cOnSpred with GER
tain persons TO defraud County out Of large Of
money in the following manner: The persons mentioned
claimed to them from the County large sums OF
money for labor and materials by them alleged to have
been furnished to the County at the request and employ
ment Of the Board Of Supervisors The bills and claims
go asserted were grossly exorbant and fraudulent to
the knowledge Of the claimants aud OF the defendants
but the latter nevertheless certified them without
animation. The plaintiffs demand that the amount OF
such fraudulent and excessive bills above the true value
the goods which actually furnished to the County
may ascertained and that they may have Judgment
against the defendant for the excess of said amount
This suit was instgated by the Mayor without the
knowledge of the Attorney General, and is obviously
designed embarrass the legal investigation instituted
by the latter official.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
THE sINECURES.

W. A. BOOTH, esq, Chairman:
SIR: Your Committee would further report
that they have taken up the subject of payros In only
two additional departments not thinking it necessary to
examine any MORE these show degree Of waste and
extravaganza quite unprecedented.
The payroll Of jsnitors, watehmen and cleaners Of
courtooms reveals the following facs: Thsre are per
Ave paid % the rate Of S2 each per month 70
clean each ROOM from GOA TO 5000 per annum 10
required TO keep each cleaned The board Of Super
visors which meets on an average twelve times per an
mum, pays for their meetings n 800 Per annu% TO en-.
ST. 400 clerk hire al Of which Ia Illegal, and should Be
far exceeds tho rate Of compensation pad By private in
diyiduals IN all the above instances fop tho particulars
which the above facts are cleaned. your Committee
would respectfully refer 70 paper attached marked A.
PAUL n. 6PoKfoRD. iComnittee on
J. A RoosEvELT, ) Pay-tollS.
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further saws exhibited him vouchers
% tqss G the s sSsd CSsRy as o.
t Soa; S s9' 1870 Sss sSo
And dponnt further that tn. receipt. signed Ksy:sT Co. for
s' OEn and bat s tosss: and
genuine and that said signatures nsto HAVING authority 70 Sign
written & S name ANY nor BY the authority
sg d3 saD int as dsP6S. sn member person
S asa the I'd iR n 1.S October. 1871 ioAS D. '
Sworn to before me T. ~ &Sc.srS Public n County
AFFIDAVIT OF RICHARD o'GoRMAE.
being f duly G sworn says that Counsel 70 the corDO
ration Of the Sy Of the County
on the 2ls day Of October 1S ne received non @
=. HI., oTy,eI tdsrscrc,
Bpovr BotLD'o RSoT No g. 81 f fss
o s .el Hs b. IN to tn: object Of u.
SSIsF T. Hs
seoB q any question thai % sS Of tie erun
PS =: SG .;! q i:aa
n:Sa .! Es :s.: s::s s:T = x:
CITY 20 l s,, I'D cs' q d.
S q: 2
Sss:s 4 + 'ss . sSi nv si
S:; 8: s .: ; 1sS =; sy
:. ps.cn IL once entitled . ' S.s you e..
e. Ses OlsIT' and "S'' last haze 'N' AAA my
I answer We IT., T"G ~ .ss s sS11 now
obtain JON hmosvI, .sIni"e " CHARLEs Oc0SoR-
'OTg ISS, SGO%Ss ESQ., Counsel u the Corporation
bnt on the said 2st day Of October dePo5enS sent
said Charles OCOnOr letter, In answer " "1O- wv Avs
lowing IL o COPY: Law DnplnrnsST, I
o-,tc. m CouusrI 10 SHH COR1oRATioS oG ~, It'll
s. Snv. hs hoSor 70 1eLaoWlGs TeesD o. JSH es ~ NJ
from th4 Xuoney- Generals Once ~ In ~. ~
sn. COrrsoOH 10 which .sr aekaC.:dEs ny s a r.
:' Z. "a s..: 8: 'sI s.S esss; aS
Visit had the hoHst % H Lot SS ia Ii. espadJ 81 legal
Of the State q New fofL W 10 ali tine
eautled, matteT OF popHe 70 "
1 and assistance suts Instituted ior u oeptn saSa
~ ~ Nsv.YOrk which Counsel tue NofPor.oA 49,
sSo1S 70" 90 your requirement. 10 shsSsI 'sssHv
ne sr,f oushonCyl suits have been - tst Iy
In lie supfsme Coun Of the ff ~ entitled
o. S IRE Mayer 10, Of the Cry q hst.ieTE W. .S.s,
ht ~ - MsTeT Ademsu Of the City q sEss
hs.selly shs 81 bUpefVson OF Ne SoSsy
- 80. 1890 d CSsDSIbI ~ Mares &c. "~VN" NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
TWEED ARRESTED.

HE GIVES 100000 BAIL FOX hl0 Nirh'A"
ANCE.
,,Dvvy 1NGERsoLL, AND WOODWARD IN
voIypn IN THE CHARGEs-sCENE AT
rwrrp's OFFICE AT THE TINE OF HIS
,pprsr-NuRPuY REPUBLICANS ON HIS
BAII.-BOND. $500. 800
The warrant for William NJ. Tweed's arrest was
..rvcd on him. at his Office in the Department OF
pnhlic Works, yesterday, about half-past H. de
-. hail in 100000. The vOluminOus bill of COM
LIANT ia general in it's charges against Tweed Gar
,0v 1nscrsOu. and Woodward, who are all made
.rt,e. to the suit as defendants and it asks judg
'noDt against them for S08l2OOO, with interest and
.oota II is made rctunable at Albany and the
1000 will be txied in that county and not In New
York Accompanying the bill of complaint arc
MANY important afIidavits, among which is that OF
John II. Keyser, making oath that most OF the war
rants in his name were forged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
WHO GOT THE PRINTING!

REPORT OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE on ADVER-
Using, PRINTING, STATIONERY, ETC.
The following are the main points OF the
report submitted by Messrs. Cutting, jeremiah and
Pearsal:
To the Joint Committee Of Supervisors, AIderne" aud
Citizens. - -, r,.,
GESTLEMEy Your Committee Stationery, Blank
Books Printing, aud Advertising, beg raye 10 report
Owing ~ tue that many Of the vouchers represent
ing the payments these accounts are missing, ana
that the majority OF those submitted for our eXana-
ton arc made out in very general way-they rarely
specifying the bureau, Office court to when the sup
plies are supposed to have been FURNISHED
neither arc they sworn TO, and IN many cases
are unaccOmpaned by any eerthcate or &C
know dgement OF any official charged with the
duty OF receiving them for these reasons, together
win the fact that the supplies are supposed 10 nave Den
furnished from to three years back ana consequently
are now nearly all consumed, the entire lmpOsSDty vi
your Committee with its limited powers, Oeng able 10
give these the thorough examination DESIRED
will he readily perceived. ~, r =,
Your Committee engaged the services OF Mr. W. H.
Arthur, formerly City and County Satoner he oclHS
more or less familiar with the stationery, blank DOCKS
and printing required in the different departments, VINO
after a long and careful examination or many o1 inc
vouchers reports that assuming the stationery ana
blank books furnished to have been OF the very best
quality the Average prices paid 0ee fully Itp per cent
Of the then and present value OF the Work ana
goods
A.statement follows showing that for the three years
and 40 Uer maid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28

SAY Francisco, Oct. H-A train on the
.n,ra Road which left here Cor the East this morning
ran on an embankent IS feet high near the crossing OF
the Ban Joaquin River. -Four cars were demOAhed one
nasseneer fatally injured, and . number seriously
burt Their names are not given. Senator Morton OF
indiana and party in special car on the rear OF
the train and escaped mharmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28

se mn s.s,s csrn iass 1900 sesss s. ID
product Of he Tax Levy q and ss 10 Rressasysse vs
onitted. ..... =. a.. ..S.L a. d.,
ciosA All Mama of Inpsi6 taxes certainty ytthtn ree a.
four years At fsEthess hp re date g tnetr oeE veG
~. w SrCsai cHveIumsnt de COMMITTEES are wftAou
r raG SrmsT h regard % the efforts made a
VI yhH ana - aststmine the degree Of credit Which
shoud Be- Sye 70 sfsiements made 70 them that many
~ sych tsns Hsye In fact been collected, although re-
maining uncreed aud opon upon the boon Of TIE Re-
ooivers oehoe-
Mite earnestly recommend the attention o. TIE UAAnof
Tanertmenl . u Respectfully submitted.
via. 4 HQQI UnaisnsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
v,,prurR PARTICULARS OF THE Los ANGELES
RIOT.

s.r FRANCISCO, Oct. T.-The latest details
Angel. hosror give worse version Of the riot
'' .ho n-sr The mob appears to have been actuAted
.n,., from spimosty Of race aad sdeSreor plundsr
the witnesses before the cOronss jury are apparently 10
,nt =, dva testimony fearing thst they will imph
cate two 1rsnmen who boosted Of assisting in hns sns
chinese The Chinamsn who saot ,Ss by the
eSnese now in III 400 20 and % 81
rioters have been arrested ~ CSnsse were carried OF
tSs nn moS and even those arrested were s00oea On
thaiP way 20 lan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
- oo,, rpApE-pRoposED SUSPENSION

Porrsv1LLK, Oct T.--The rumor tnat 9 gen.
eral suspension of mining Throughout tne 0osi
=. ,hs auction sale Of Scranton coal At New.York,
on entirely aos sn 81
tne ts cantiape work. and no trouble sppre-
Sendsd re y9.rnS. anossa ne CT
lew 49, 1sifinR NJ shpping poft1. 70 save the
s1S RON tsr prosrson for the balance Of mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
AFFIDAVIT OF JOHN H. KEYsER.
The following is the most important Of these state


iy and County Of Ns,r York. being duly
examined the vouchers
warrants and warrants referred that he
john Of John H. Key Co and keyser Co
depODent aOd that he B the
said and that except deoncn has author
bind firms that an
sold ~ and statements Of and al TO the period
covered vouher and receipts hereinafter REFERRED TO-
That erohep further that the hcySe Co, nd1rStd
upon the bacs hereinafter referred and said
ed receipts referred fOrgees and not
inc and that he by deponent member
OF m firms either the authority with the kncWl
member Of said firms either Of
them there being stated member Of either Of said firms
cept depOnent. -, -
following County warrants referred TO- drawn the
Of at the National broadway BANK An Of
q. -. L.Ana hnrnnnnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28

ANOTHER DAYS sTEALINGs WELL SPENT
William NJ Tweed advanced, yesterday,
$4,000 to pay the employed in the Department Of
Gas and Lamps and in the Bureau of Roads and Avenues
The men received their money in the Chamberain's
office from the City Paymaster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
record Of such une1smpled and appalling muhicip"i
frauds. . 49,.
Respectfully submitted, By order Of the Committee,

COST OF THE NEW COURTHOUSE.
The Sub Committee to whom was intrusted
the examination into cost Of the County Court
House beg leave to report follows The charges as
they appear the books Of the Controller extend from
to the h of July of the present year. and under