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BANKRUPTs VERSUS AssIGNEEs.

THE RIGHT OF A BANKRUPT TO THE RESIDUE
OF HIS ESTATE AFTER ALL CLAIMS ARE
SATISFIED.
In the y. 5. District Court, yesterday, III the
rcargued matter of Robert Lathrop and others, bank
r1ps Judge Blachford affirmed his previous decision in
this case, to the effect "that the claim proved by
Prescott and those proved by other persons and since
purchased by Prescott not the property Of Prescott
because he acted for the bankrups in purchasing such
claims and such claims must therefore, he rejected as
Illegal" The decision continues
am now called upon distribute the surplus the bankmps
among Themselves or to transfer bsnrups The
question up on PETITION BY IhTop one o. Inc ninArpp; t1
and that he he allowed his share Of the estate,
That til; Win e's tie b, o a'P 9Sd rt aS ':i former p f
Cdy and B he enjoy the benefit Of the rejection Of
The be must taxi such benefit oTer such
ANYTHING the purchase o such claims and has alleged and
pToe that What Ia, bee zone toH9a puE % 3 a ., NJ
Hawkins money raised to purchase the claims put into
Mr. Hawkins to lie extent $l6l With the former Prescott
purchased claims to The awolI, O' n o. CLAIMS a "it t
the amount Of $le4 These claims, fefo,e they were
Which Larop liable BY their rejection be is to be freed from the
should he so freed contributing his share of the money which
went to satisfy the c9 who hrd the claims rIssoo ana nl
paid by Prescott and by Nh Hawkins for the claim, must
Of the assignc before such distributed
OF l1.Rs ere @yy, he eSdtT Who assigned
them the extent Of the moneys they actually pad to such cred
oe moneys they paid with interest suit for accounting
refpe Of the partnership afir Of the bank between them
ia tribunal
sut intend such accounting The eidngs such
have shape the rights Of the partners respects each other
will be ancei as the onthranch ofa proceeding bankruptcy
The assguee bankruptcy entitled TO be relieved
'front.'
partners and depart without day when ell the creditors of the
bankrup depart 1870 .
decree will providing: for the payment in full by the
assgne Of 423 8 unpaid proved debts with Interest," second for
the payment Court S9 q Of unpaid improved debts with inter
payment the Of the and the
disbursements their attorney aud counsel
and the Register and tie CLERK fourth for tue payment
Prescott fG2ji5 81, with interest and TO Mr. Hawkins othe
Interest," dl for the transfer of the remainder Of the
tate asgnees the bankpts jointly BY instruments
has occupied the attention Of the Court from
time 10 time for over three years.
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COURT CALENDARS-Tms DAY.
COuRr-Ia Observation-Disclosures.
Opens At II IN.
Involuntary Cdss.
2aaG Avery agt Curry 1851. Jacoby agt Cohen ct al.
Ala ALLEN ct al agt metgsr ct al
ba Chattanooga X. l3J72. SakOs Manassas.
AZ al johnson.
Cahn al ellis ct al Shaw ct al
1851. .Suphen ag- Lynn.
C1ses for Argument
2l In re- Of William The Taylor Iron Works ag
AMI Horace =. Geary. Richards ct a.
CouRT OF APPKAf ALBSY 9e Calendar for June H. Isl
Nos. 289, J3i, 49, 3J4 3ll 3li. 3l5, ~.
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Sales bn Antllon

A RT NOTICE.
IN EXHIBITION or PINE ARTS
The attractive and costly COLLECTION OF k elias OIL AyT
INGS BY LEADING AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN ARTISTS
exhibition 81 Nassau%t opposite the PostOaoe viii
perempOny sold snct0n THURSDAY
AMI 10Th Of june y O'Clock The above comprise
choice Pictures mostly from private collections and 10 the admirers Of
art they viii richly repay visit
JOHNSTON VAN TAsSBLL Aucioneers
UCTION SALE Of American Marble Quarry,
IA Steam Mil Machinery ard f'oc1 The yard takes place
WEST RUTLAND, VT, June -. III p Or.
CHARLES WOODUOUgR Assignee
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM NEW ORLEANSTn steamship Emily b. Souier June &c
Pn NJ BALDWIN, Miss Kate Rogers Jno Hunter r. r. Mid
dleton, Miss r. ackey Miss clara Beanger Miss Dahamel Nellie
Duhime Miss Dryne Miss Sarah X Kellogg Capl e. Y Wyman L.
Simmons Mn Young ani child H. Connie Mrs kan aud chreu
Fred Isley.
FROM SAvANNAH-Tn steamship Leo June 9Gen. Kirkland W.
T. Thomas and Mrs Holmes o. y Cohen, Miss = NJ Holland
Mr g. SchnneJ b. Holland Caldwell, Jno. Jack j. I. Ham r.
Foriham. Phillip Enyoy A. SoheT Margaret Brown, Danl Brown
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~ Johns ". y. Church Tf,ytirist between Bfoiiv,y
and Egbthsye -Pr,schng at ~ m. b. Pior Rev a. "
VAIL and " ?. m by the Rev BRADFORD X PIERCE D. o.
Seats free
Preaching on SUNDAY at lOI ~ by s. BROWN r. r. and
al m by Rev G. g. NARROWER, Pastor Trustees In attendance
10 seat strangers.
Sevenfecnth-at ". II. Church, te'secn Frt Second
ayesReV J. T. WILLIS Iat0 will preach SUNDAY MORNING
and EVENING Seats free. General Payermeetnr, y ..
The Rev Wm OrmistOn, 81. D., will % my pulpit Of
0J O'Clock until hug - which Churrh eosd txo
he Lecture Room, a, Il O'Clock
The Holy haRd.-A meeting cid IN the exploration Bbh
Lands will b. lo IN the F Psyt Ran Church DE- Seayes in
Urrr urr Glars Ir0okyn on SUNDAY EVENING J,ne H. afg
oeoc Adircse with ustrii
Jrsalem ofthe Nosbo Stone. tie
Of explorations and tier importance 10 the calculation end
armson Of Bible Truth viii he made BY ReE Dfs CROSBY and
THoarsOs Of Scw-iork AID others
Uniyersalrt Church, OF Tr and Onehundred
anitweniy i0urhs,TO MORROW Chiuus SultIr 70
children bspsnal In the MORNING. EVENING"
at u O'clock iey CHARLES PLUH8R. Pas0r
Young Mems Cbrisd1u AssOcIatiOn-Nontlly RccopGon
oreert and Art Exhibition MONDAY EVENING, Jase T. Mca
es ela ther friends are cordially nsiol-
a., o"SS'n2pohian tonlercnce- Why DO woTen Wan, The so
' D' DoNer', cor Blocker Tree admission.
nonthiy Concert.-Rsy JOHN r. GOODMAN Dr. A. G. POST.
na o,he prominent speakers viii address ne Morning Star SunayI
'"o", ~ "ett twenty fourhsl, SUNDAY, az .. ~
The business Women's Homc, corner Of Drige and WI
ougby't& Broohu oen for The reception efsuppotug
women at the moderate Of - and - per week The
and handsomely furnished Young women desiring homes
apply to the Maron on the premises
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printing.

CTpFRI0R ACCOUNT BOOKS on Rand. or
- r- 10 any pattern reduced prices Also, PRINTING Of st
kinds Circulars Cards Catalogues BHas executed with prompts
ness In the best style. BOVINE Co, IS Lbery~t
NSTM. EVERDELLS SONS, 1O4 FultOn-st.-
w PHOTOGRAPHIC STEAM JOB PRINTERS and Label
MANUFACTURERS
NOUR CUSTOM SOLICITED 10y FRANCIS
Il LOTTREL IS Maen-ane.-Al kinds STATIONERY, PRINT
ING and BLANK BOOKS. az Tow prices.
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Dentletrn.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION org
mated the nitrous oxide administer IA the
most approved manner nothing but EXTRACT tEk H. srd Do that
WITHOUT PAlNo patients testify LAl-es Al
Office. No. 10 Cooper Institute
nR. +. HASBR0UCk, late operator at Cotton
IL Dental Association REMOVED l6l Fitaye " u eoruer
600 patients the past two
without Entire practice devoted 20 the painless extraction
Of teeth Go % Headquarters l6l Fifhay-., " y
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pY BANGS, MERWIN q Co., Broadway, cor.
- 4tsSales Of Books Nors ~ Art Fancy Goods, fu1re &c
MONDAY June . u SAI hDAl juno TO- inclusive, oommucng
An each tayk&kGt IO SALh No. 81 Books bcong 70 the
70 ., he late " MILAN GOWAGS
cMEeuIy June Y. a ICONS, MEDALS, ABORIGINAL
pL Mg f5s VA o. 'IOSITlrS
~ o. DNBSDAY Jrne 10 and liYaluabe ant rODnlar
prRi ToNS inSno ~ History, biography Fiction POeiy Tny-
els Also School Bo0fr All H. soA b. -. (, touy
TUESDAY June %, at ~ g. N. " If Tfrrb,S NJ Rt
rupts the valuable stock Of Paints, Whse Roit, az p
Paints COlor Oi' yarnih, Turpeutihe bSl,si a. ~, %
Stone. Painters Materials, Sc AEO Valuable "a" IN E,,.,s :,
Of White Lead Sc, together With store an VIZ i
the fremont Whit, Lead and color Works. No jj k,
n T. cast O6srs Tor he entire foTy = PhVNs
the de Of sale For further parcaln %epI
the Au,tone 81 their sseroou, or to the Agn ~ Boaisay
GEO. A. LEAVITT g. Co. Gate Leavitt
W Strebegh Cor Clinton Hail. Asorpaoe Por the SALE BY
Of LBRAE. COLLECTIONS Of Books PASTNGs and all
kinds Of LITERARY PROPERTY.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAC
Sun f:28 sun 72g Moon so
Hook. 1851 Cows an.. 2 Hell Gate 1870
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W X. R0BELTs, AucuoDecr. -
TENO RE SOLD nj Public Auction, on MON

ITO BE SOLD, at Public Auction, on MON.
DAY H. 1871 Il O'Clock nool board al tie foot Of
Twenty-eigh East River where he now be Of a raon-
able hours iron seamlos METROPOLITAN formerly ne By
Department Of the Cts u Newior She about 10 ft
length feet beam and feet depth Of hold with ocisng engine
feet stroke and 32inch cylinder
Terms Of a-Ten per he paid to the Collector q City
and place Of sale the balance within hr( dy at
Court House upon delivery OF the vessel
New.York Comptroller Olce, june lg1l. -
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY,
Comptroller Of the City Of New York.
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achr r. NJ wheaon Barrett Jacksonville VIM Brunt 70
schr Senator Faulkner Boston, II. NJ. Jackson & Co.
Scl,r Bay State Beahony Boston >. NJ Lewis
achr stephen Waterman Chase New Bedford Smith Chase
sebr n p Golwin Waterbury, Stamford,
gloop Unity Dayton, New-iiayen, Racket Bro.
The Placer herald., 1871-12-09
Office in Auburn,

where he can at all times be found ready to obey
the call of the public, and those desiring to OBJ
tain PATENTS FOR MINERAL LANDS. All
surveys and plating done by the undersigned is
OFFICIAL, and in the name and under the
laws and instruction of the legal United States
officers and obyiates all farther expense and
trouble, so far as the surveys are concerned, in
obtaining Patents. All persons having any
quartz leads or surface mines to survey and plat
can have the work done promptly, perfectly and
in exact accordance with the legal requirements,
by applying in Auburn to
SAMUEL. BETHELL.
Auburn March, 11th, 1S71.-my,
The Placer herald., 1871-12-09
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
JupGE T. b. REARDAN Presiding.

FRIDAY, Dec. 1st, 1871.
Van vactor vs. walkup. Jury empannelled
and trial commenced.
SATURDAY, Dec. I'd.
Placer County vs.. c P r. Motion of De-
,endant for change of venue to the Sixth Judicial
District Court-granted.
Greene ct al VS.. Ophir G and G NJ Co. Exc
cution heretofore issued against Defendant for
costs, recalled.
Afford VS.. Barnum ct al. Set for trial Friday,
Dec Sth.
Van yactor vs. walkup. On trial.
MONDAY, Dec. 4th
Coon vs. Hauser. Judgment for Plaintiff as
prayed for.
Van Yactor vs.. Walkup. On trial.
TUESDAY, Dec 5th.
Van vactor VS.. Walkup. Trial concluded.
Verdict for the Defendant
Kinder vs. Walkup. Continued for the term.
WEDNESDAY Dec. 9Th.
Van vactor vs. Walkup. Plaintiff given twenty
days to file statement on motion for new trial
and stay of execution ordered till said motion
disposed of.
Morris VS.. Morris. Plaintiff allowed to amend
cost bill
Barnes vs. Boke. Action dismissed.
Greene ct al vs.. Ophir G.. S. and G.. M. Co.
Defendants given five days to file statement and
motion for new trial granted.
Coleman VS.. Gunnoldson. Ordered commits
Lawrence VS.. Neff ct al. sions to take tes
timony.
Court adjourned until Friday Dec. sth.
--
TnEAsuREns MONTHLY SrArEMENT.--The fol-
lowing is the Statement of the County Treasurer
for the month ending November 30th, 1871:
Amount of Cash received for Co. pur-
poses. Observation-Disclosures. So,ozl 90
Amt rec'vd for State purposes. 3,o99 So
Total Amt rec'vd during month from
all sources. es.............. 1921 43
Amount paid out of each County Fund for
County Purposes:
General Fund. s3,195 o2
Redemption Fund. nd.................
Hospital Fund. ........... 1,441 25
School Fund 10l SO
School District. 7S7 80
Road Fund District t........ SOP 70
Library Observation-Disclosures. 4 O6
Railroad Interest Fund ,......
Judges Fees. ......>,-............
tstray Fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Railroad Redemption Fund .......
Bridge Fund. d...,,.................
Total paid out for Co Purposes - Sc ,032 Al
Amount paid the State. .....,,.....
Amount Of Cash on hand in each of
the County Funds;
General Fund observation-disclosures. 67 SO
Redemption Fund d.......... 129 Sc
Hospital Fund d.............. 81 81
County School Fund. nd..........+.. 1868 "a
County District School Fund - 1,021 81
Road Fund District t.......... 623 90
Estray Fund 27 so
Library Fund Observation-Disclosures. ga so
Indian Fund Observation-Disclosures. 103 Sc
Nevada County Fund d.... SO 90
Railroad Interest t... 5S5 60
Bridge Fund, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II "a
Railroad Fund. d.........<.. 569 SO
Estate of Deceased Persons ~ 1928 "a
Total cash on hand belonging to Co.. 1863 16
Total cash on hand belonging State. 1880 So
Total, 50, 900 OF
Outstanding Warrants, 81, ,5S3 03.
The Placer herald., 1871-12-09
BORN.
DIED.
SDeciOL Notices.

Or all our knowledge, only little has come to
us through our senses Nearly all that we know
we accept on the testimony of somebody else.
If those who have never tried that unrivalled
vegetable preparation, DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERs, and are suffering from dys-
pepsa, bilious or other fevers, or any disorder
of the skin, kidneys, or liver or from impure
blood will receive the testimony of the many
thousands who have tried the Bitters, and been
cured, they will be acting wisely.
The Placer herald., 1871-12-09
Local and County Matters.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Nrruop1sr.-Rev G.. d. Pinneo will preach
=. ,ha NJ. e. Church at IL O'Clock tomorrow
raorniug. and the M. E. Sabbath School will
meet at the same place Immediately after the
Church services.
C.rHo11c.-Rev. Father Kelly will hold Divine
or,ce in the Catholic Church, in Auburn, every
third Sunday in each month, at the usual hour.
The Placer herald., 1871-12-09

SUNDAY SCHOOL CHRISTMAS FEsTIvAL-We
publish below the proceedings of a meeting held
at the NJ. L. Church on the Sd inst, preliminary
to Christmas festival for the school. Next
week We will probably be able to give the repor.
of the committees and programme for the fes-
tival
At "a meeting of the officers and teachers of
the NJ. E. Sabbath School to make arrangements
for Christmas Festival to take place on the 23d
of December, the following committees were ap-
pointed;
On Programme-A. Racklif, Mrs. W. NJ.
Crutcher and Mrs. c. J. Swan.
On Decorations-H. G. Megerle, Mrs. w. A.
Selkirk, and Mrs. Gale.
On Music-Mrs. w. M. Crutcher.
On Receiving and Distributing Presents-Mrs
j. r. Crandall, Mrs c. j. Swan, Mrs. O. W.
Hollenbeck, c. j. Swan, S. r. Chazotte, H. c.
Megerle, Rev. Mr. Pinneo, " V. Mann, H.
Richmond.
On Collections-Miss Ella Megerle, Miss
Emma Swan, Miss Zue Selkirk.
Rev. Mr.. PINNEo, Pres.
s. r. CHAzoTTE Secretary.
The Placer herald., 1871-12-09
Mineral Land Surveys.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN duly
l. appointed by United States Surveyor Gen
eral, ]. r. Hardenburg, deputy U. S. Surveyor
for Placer county, has established his
The Placer herald., 1871-12-09

WERE NOT THERE.-Two characters expected
at the late Masquerade Ball were not there Mr.
- was expected to appear with his head chalk
ed and perform the part of billiard cue and
MIR; - was looked for with his legs braided
and to perform the part of whip-lash.
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Outstanding Warrants, 81 5S3 03.
o. w. HOLLENBECK, Treasurer.

.. w. HOLLENBECK, Treasurer.
FINE FRUIT.-Mr. Anton Armbuster, of Meals
burg, presented US on Thursday last large
box of the finest apples we have this
son. These apples were raised at elevation
of 1,SOO feet above tide water, in these foothills,
and they are proof of the superiority of this
climate and soil for the cultivation of these va
rieties of fruit. The box contained variety
known as the German apple, a beautiful round,
smooth red apple that will keep good until June,
and is choice for eating and cooking Also the
Sptzenburg, Bellhower, Rhode Island, Green
ing and other choice varieties. Mr.. Armbuster
has from 300 to 400 young, bearing trees, and
has gathered from them this season some 2S, 900
pounds Of the choicest apples to be found in any
market He has young trees for sale and will
attend to grating fruit trees for any who desire
his services, warranting the fruit to be true to
the label.
VERDICT FOR THE DEFENDANT.-The suit
brought against this paper for libel, and dam
ages claimed in the sum of $40, 900, by ex-Super-
visor Van Vactor resulted in verdict for us, the
defendant. The case occupied four days in trial,
Mcfarland d Craig appearing for Plaintiff and
Fellows & Norton and Hon. G. A.. Tuttle for
Defendant. Anything may wish to say about
the case and the attorneys for Plaintiff will be
more appropriate some time in the future than
now,
CHURCH & JONES Social Church & Jones'
band has been engaged to furnish music for the
great Inaugural Ball at Sacramento, and conse-
quently cannot be here for the next Social. For
TINS reason the next Church & Jones Social here
VIII be on Tuesday evening" January I'd, 1872
Dear this in mind The Auburn Band Social will
come off next Thursday evening as usual
WERE NOT THERE.-Two characters expected
at the late Masquerade Ball were not there. Mr.
- was expected to appear with his head chalk
ed and perform the part of billiard cue, and
Mr. - was looked for with his legs braided
and to perform the part of whip-lash.
LETTERS UNcALLED FOR, REMAINING IN THE
PosroFEIcE DECEMBER 1sr, 1871:
perry, ID. Mr.. Lewis F. Rev.
- Duft' Jho. u. Morris, M. Mr..
Byet, Nm. Mrs. Mulman, Frank
Fisher, Jos. A. Prosser. WI.
pporhes, L. Lelestrain Prosser, Mary J. Miss
pruss' Frederick Smith, Thardan
IIacons Aaron White, Edward
Llnsley, Gilbert
Persons calling for any of the above letters,
VIII please say advertised
S. W, WILLIS, P. NJ
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ELEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CON-
MISSIONERS OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND
nnppLnTI0N EOR TIIE YEAR 1S1n-

ELEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COM
MISSIONERS OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND
CORRECTION, FOR THE YEAR 1870.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CoRRECTIoN)
Corner of Thrdaye. and Eleventh street.,
NEwioRK, May /, lo'l'
Hon. A. OAKEY HALL, Mayor:
SIR: / have the honor to transmit herewith,
in conformity with section article Of the act OF May
g. 1870 entitled An to reorganize the local govern
ment of city NewYork the annual report OF TINS
department. With great respect,
Your obedient servant
ISAAC BELL President.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC CHART
TIES AND CORRECTION
Commissioners:
ISAAC BELL, q. W. brennan,
JAMES BOWEN, JAMES Il. NICHOLSON,
ALEXANDER FREAR.
Office of the Board OF Commissioners OF Public Chares
and Correction, No Go Third lave, n. W. Corner OF
Eleyenth-st.
ELEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COMMITS
SIONERS OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CORREC-
TION, FOR THE YEAR 1870
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CORRECTION,
NEw-loRK, May !, ISL.
To The Hon. A. OAKEY HALL Mayor Of The city Of Ner-
York
The Commissioners Of Public Charities and Correction
in conformity with the act OF May s, 1870 entitled An
act reorganize the local government or the CITY oI
New York." respectfully submit their
ANNUAL REPORT. . -,
The number subssted In the several lsutu
ons Of the Department during the past year "as INC
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HOSPITALS.
There five general hospitals for surgical and meds
cal cases besides the burean for the treatment OF tho
outdoor sick and six special hospitals fOr specific aud
contagious diseases.
Ihe general hospitals are
Reception Hospital. City
Bellevue Hospital, City.
Charity Hospital, BackwelPs Island.
Incurable HOSPITAL, Blackwells Island.
Juvenile Hospital, RandalPs Island.
The special hospitals are
Smallpox Hospital, Blaekweps Island.
Typhus Fever Hospital, Blackwells Island.
Scarlet Fever Hospital, BlackwelPs Island.
Epileptic Hospital, BlackweFs Island.
Paralytic Hospital, BlackwePs Island.
Relapsing Fever Hospital
There also portions OF Charity Hospital assigned
exclusively for the treatment Of diseases 0f eye and
for syphilitic patients.
The capacity Of the general hospitals is for 2O beds
and of the special hospitals for 7l5 beds.
The number or patients treated during the past year
the general hospitals .lsgi9
Di7cnaIgcd. d.-..---..-.......-.-.- ...l5,I12
Died. .................................1 1904
-TOS
Remaining on lst January, ls7l...... lsl3
The number Of patients treated in the spe-
cldl hOHlHtdls was 400
OF whom were discharged. ......... 3.9l9
DIED.. oJ9
- 422s
Remaining lst January. 1871 .......... III
The aggregate number treated IN all the hos
pltals was @3,524
Discharged. ..........-.. .........-..l 1901
.--..-.......-...........-...... 2,Il3
-2i,3W
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LABOR BUREAU,

Employment provided dfor.----.--.....-.----S S4,et4
Number OF persons cared for during the year le,0o
AS the population Of the city shall increase the Dnm
her OF persons committed 20 the OF this Department
will probably increase in the same ratio Win tne IN
crease OF ponulation there will be corresponding IN
crease Of Criminals OF the destitute, and the SICK anu III
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uie departure from The above area has ben made wnete pecn
liar seemed ns' OF require ~ ns mos. m
exet where the aqrednc passes low goun valleys aud
ry wall Of stone raised The proper level support ihe conduit ma
and for depressed bottom of The 49i miles st the
p end III the ueact and few ohe cases N the inst contracts
wber the arch and brick facing Is t inches thick On the
tSton walls The concrete laid foot thickness
AMI re fci extra width the base oe side walls also inercad and
d. nrien of cmeut sand concrete and for wor
one h In other respects the masonry in condni'
similar on foun alton walls 60 that in excavation III
Of line aqueluc foundation WIZ
over valleys 20 that about eight The n
snn Aaueduct covered with earth tO sufficient dpth 70 NV
.,6. ,fr,st