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, 1873-12-22
CLARK STREET.

The Track Laid from tho Bridge to
Randolph StrGct--Throuvh-C Cnra To-
Morrow.
As stated in yesterdays TRIBUNE, the North
Side City Railway Company began laying the
track on Clarl street, from tho bridge to Rau-
dolph street at midnight I2 o'clock Saturday
night. This time was chosen for two reasons:
the travel on tho street would be loss interrupt
cd, and tho injunction throatened by Arr. o.
r. Culver could not bo served uutil after
Tho completion OF tho work, which would,
OF conrBe. bo too Into. Accordingly d
forco Of 1l0 men WIS on hand promptly
ut tllo time mentioned, tho rail beds and rails
" ere already loaded, and on the stroke of mid
night the small Amy Of lahorers made their ap-
pearanca and commenced work. Tie Buporin-
sn tend ent Of the North Side Company Alr. II. "
joo. aud at tho present writing the rails arc laid
tho whole length, and tho southern portion Inns
been repaved. The whole ropaving will bo CON-
pleted thia morning, though 1t WIS tho intention
Of tho Superintendent to run cur over tho track
before midnight to insu,e tho recognition Of tho
rails as horse railway route. before any legal
process could possibly be served.
AS this work has long beon dosired by tho mn,
joty Of etzens lying g. the North side snd
only by tho opposition Of tho Sherman cstnto,
whose trustoe, hl1. J. l.. MarsIi, obtained an in
junction preventing tho laying OF the track, it
may be intol esting to our readers to know that,
the rerRous interested in the Sherman House
and most Of tho adjoining property having somo
time ago become convinced that the railway
would enhance. rather than dopreciato, tho
valuo Of their property, all objections
were withdrawn except those mauo by
hlr. Marsh md Mr. Culver. Tho former
would coneont to tho laying Of two double tracks
without tu.noutB, tables. or switches, wl,ilo tho
latter would not, as we aro informed, consent ut
all. The North Side Company as statoa ut tic
time IN The TRIBUNE. Ind agreed to Mr.. Marel's
conditions over thros wceks ago, but Ioing
threatened by an injunction OIL the prayer of
Mr. Culver. thought best to wait until tie work
could be rushod through without giving timo for
interference. The Company have agleed to
maintain only the two Tracks between Randolph
street and The river, during tho duration Of their
lease, and to resist, by all legal means, oil ut
tohpts thereafter to put down any switches
turntables, Hidetracks. or other incumbranceB bo-
yond tle pair Of tracks. Tho question OF through
cars from T%enty-seconl street to Lincoln park
is nov practically settled, and tho long ng-suoring
public will groatly rejoice thorcat. Cars viii
probably begin making regular trips tomorrow.
, 1873-12-22
THE P0UGHKEEPSjE BRIDGE,
Lay ing tho Cornerstone.

Poughkeensie errexpoudence " the Ne,p York Express.
Poughkeopsie was visited Oh Wednesday by an
Immense concourse to. wtneBa tho laying of tho
cornerstone Of the proposed bridge across the
Hudson ut that place. Tho object of tho bridge
IL to connect Boston, Providence, Portland, Wor-
cestor. tue iron-oso regions Of Connecticut,
Dutcliees County, aud the Hudson River with
Scranton, EaBton. the Delaware River tho cont
and oil fields Of Pennsylvania. Oswego, Buffalo,
and the West by route III which there will bo
gain OF about 100 miles Ill distance over present
lines. The cllarter to carry outtho structure was
oItained by AIR. II. G. Eaatman, The present
Mayor of poughkeepsic, III 1879, whcu ho was
, 1873-12-22
MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY.
Tho Disturbances Mt tho Recent
woodruff Lecture.


Woodruff Lecture.
Correspondence of Tho cAtcaoo Tribune.
ANN AnnoR, Nficll., Doc. 18, 1873,
Although your correspondent Ind not nur-
posed noticing tho Into occurrences attending
tho lecture of Victoria Woodruff, tho reports
published In tue Chicago Times Of to-tlay and In
tho Detroit papers, are 30 glarIngly erroneous
that ho IlRa concluded to submit this article in
order to correct tho falso impression TINT may
hayo boon occasioncd, and to maio full, fatr
statement Of tho so-callcd " shame1oHB acts " of
tho studonts OH tLo occasion referred to.
Mrs. Woodruff came to this city to lecture on
Monday ovonlug, having been employed by
private party.
In consequence Of curiosity on tho mart Of
most Of the audience, anil, porhaps tho oppor.
tnnity for hilarity promised othors, eycry avail
ablo scat in the Opora-Houso wis occupied ut a
considerable time previous to tho lecture.
Tho tln1o intervening botweon tint aud tho
appointed hour was occupied in tho harmless
amusement Of singing collogc-songs, ,-.wo-thilds
Of tho audience, perhaps, being students.
IN article iu tho Times to-day, above tho nnmo
Stair play," mates several misatatoments. AZ
ter very severely condomning tho conduct Of tho
students ut the lecture, mud tho student comuu-
nifty in general, and applying opithots to thom
w1,ir1, farrovn rtnto o., II,
a. nlur,a enc alppsnsoacas ' o. s nom
oh;nrtinuahla ~ 1hn aaI''ro az, a1 VIZ not's
roo,ioru If IL. nrt;,io ~ ,,,ron nu & "o ~. tuAu t!e
nnca woa,,n - to i,,,,"ta ~. e1 aatu1o i. 4
atm5o;,t@ '" 'A' t"n"'o o"'oc.neS7 VI 'the
Mra W,odb,11 x,og rooa,,o5 ,r;.,, ,a,,.,..,..
onnI.,uo ro4, sl, W. % rouSsea @ %.an genuonnnY
ornatnn nr Rawoln';s, ~, nm; ny; y; ~, ~ oa
anoa ~ ,raa ot,omt;,a 'auu y o'u VI two tho aad
lar Gonnroi nhornn. ~ t tegsntds s.aeoa IN
Hr;a,ia rn1i,,ion as .is tao tneofy Of tno
M %aia1e +, = "e M ;tl.eo, n,'u tat QUO gu
w1'o,o oo iony ~ =" .ana. VI as 1oa; -charglng tto
" .saotonj ,o,,orinL, H. -, ~ sne country With
All i,,roaS ntargs tuo tett ~ IS - Jesus
,rl'n1a ovo5a,.t ,ra aon to peoPle; tnat the
fov ,,o hr r;he. pug nu oontroloa "
In Govcrnmont ~ .1f;oas 5 ~ .ne olctala q
!. nrrht ~ faii . "''e'''' "ou oee'"a'"6 Will IL
, 1873-12-22

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XIV fH" ind ,ctttona i, 9n 'str,o ~ ovot yoso L.
Unitcti ' statoa against the ohcaao Fire inanr1 @
rnwoi mnpnv from k nnany tn1 am 'nod io1 roi
ans H. Il Tlarenn Ill.,, amo ~, .nI' a
hov thnrernr os tor snt'of, ~ thoi usa
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tue fSe 20 q ge MoeGs M Tsgo IN ofer rye d fSF inc
Vi n HsSe9SoF orns w%s ,naaoat u n, oro
bnnl,rt1pt hv confonaion. a warrant ina,,ci r..
turnauIe i'm. 90. and braaforI IA Haneoot % an- an
T"ros noS ,yn ,,,,,unt ,v
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1S74. "'''"' '0''0' A''"AA"0'' '"s' A4'
In tim csae ~ f+eoroo stovars n ru,o u,a an.
tered on tic Asaieneo Edwin Bonn to show
oouon Il, awo H., or raai H. .ho,id ~ H. so,nnnoa
mot n v vo oan WY nc sno o1 10
In III t1,o % naso ~ Goruor w = Honld I'm slor,r
VIVA orlo nj to ~ rei"asa tha cnot1a n the nhtora
from m tho @ lien M Of hls iovy " thereon in favor Of
GeMea; er6o matter of smoo, nohonku 4. IN voa ro.
forrei % to tho Rariator M % 10 mako final IN, accont. nn
1Vii1iaIn III W1or n oa nct,to,, n"a'nst S1
A. Thnynr % o]ar,,,e I'll tint T In hna cnmmitted M M
oct - Ro,,,rnn9cve IN mt ~ vnr noto n,oJa ~ ~
.thom. m which thore ia duo e5i1. il 4 r1,la to
ahow ca,,Bo for Doc: 30 wa iasnol.
Snn" cran;1ior S1o1 T rnt5fn or,,nst til.
ward II, Noyos. alleging 'thet Novca n,vos lar
- ion. and HIT In has hecn n,Smhor ~.e -, .Ha
tirm % Of Chandler. % pomorov % + ca ' 4 rnio l to to
ahpw ca,,En Doc an wna 1ss;,oa, 13N
sI1rFn,on cnnnr ,," IN nn,rr
noswe11 n Mnann bromnht nn,t for a. 6eo r.,
cnyennnt neoinst Gcorce " I};lnoa -
rrimnthv + norcv f3ien rot;tinn ono,,et Dat.
r;cl, II Hofrro,,, for a Tnanhomicto 7ian n In
an,ount ri ~ ban. nj ~ tha n,om,soa NJ East
Nnn;ionh strrNG: fo' " A''0'
Ifonry 1Iauat suod Thomas McArtbrr for
50, zoo.
amnn Adfer on7 Abraham f,r+t;,1or com.
mnncod trosnass suit s~a,nst Ghnrlss r. hi.
iius aud JamoH 8. DtcEitir6tt cloimmr ~ n{)f)'
Htutfv K Mnrcv sncd Il Van f;ntf ! ~ for
Al .ofM. wv AVA
iamoa n. comnhe1, hrouobt sr,t yor AZ nm
ooninat W;1ia,n mi NJ r MaK,,i;,. Iva "'''"'
eJni" \ Mmnc1s fnr II ti,a ,,sa =, nor;d n
smith hroncht m actfon for Al 5o, aoo;nat +
II IL Jnnny 1oN S~''oe A6"'AS'' -
I,nc,pa r. rTutt1a hooor mn act;o, for 40 mn,
agoinat Morton II T1afa ''' ~~>'o- - @A'e'S
NJ Pnllv Snd William 1SI;vor a,,od sfoh,, sv,jInar i
for al .niH,' 'SA 'A~~ '0sAN' '"AoA
n, RT' md ~, q. r,och1,art roroht arit }or
e. COO aganst The Clicaro DapyiiioE iiiV Vinsannos @ o
4Sa Wi'iam eeSSIi6 :. ecooI6nugh euea u. +. rroy md
T. " M EseHonha,r~ u ,us0 m Recover of thu aatota oy
, 1873-12-22

"A society has been formed In Belgium. for
collecting all waste paper. aud Helliug Il for tho
profit Of tho Pope. Ihia aooioty has appealed to
oil the poasehsors OF ''bad books such Us tho
works. Of VoltaIre, nossoau, Di1orot, Volnuy, md
othor detcstablo authors" 10 hand them over Us
waite pannr,
, 1873-12-22

cl'lrAfo. MILWAUKEE, a 81. PAIL Ratl.WiX
Unton Hepof. Nadisoa ant Enei-ts 11rse! ott
G3 sohM cdrt, egosfte Shern,an ouse and as Deppt,
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III tsNk TheMas T. lsasiss nj sssis
| siel With having fereisel ssnle slse'
~ eus II sales II property " 'stss'.
ta~asl TIN rnfehata Il Which " .ha''
n.srr paid cent, Mt ~ aus mann.'
nlliea,el himself Il pay, brought mi
IL ~amrcl n ,lis,sen i. the unsnld LOT,
and an A.r, uniting u thr faial- Mr.
licadle ~ the representative Il all the
PARTIES In interest resisted these srfuran,
claims - a spirited man with right AMI
ample means 4 defence N'nli r'sIs'
,he demands e thc hiahwasman, -
! Months we're devoted 10 taking the ses.
\ ,in,cn, II the -rericus ''rrc'cnder rnd
ihcr months In collecting and taking
tho testimony On tho part v the DC.
fence,
FINAL, tho cnsc cnmc b,forc tic
District Court with The testimony com.
pleic and a, special term II conr, held
In this place IN April lsi2, the co'r,
] stoned to tho arg, mott of c.nnsc' Ia
ing tho mase Of testimony home with Lin
u study, ponder upon, md decide ~
questions nj issue. At tho September
term following tho court gave ~ dcris-
ion giving Davies . m.icty & what u.
had claimed. Il isfair presume how
ever and rcas .uablc 10 hclic,r TINT the
conrt arrived vi it, verdict wiil,ou, "ner
locking At tho bundle u evidence taken,
accepting ~ true, tic theory d afbi.
1 traitors, that thu claimant IL n vnsi in
tercs. In property, even though he have
10 right, therein, should have enough
mi IL tile natter ~ pay him Tor Inv
trouble In "hea,ing the poker. From
this decision M appeal was taken - tho
Suprrmu Curt not because thu amount
awarded ~ Davies was u any particular
importance. bu, because Tho court had
given lin, something where .hr nppliea.
ton of the plaincst principles u cnu'.,
under the law. the evidence md tho
fats of tho ease. vi, ull give him moth.
Ing.
a printed abstract II the plcalin2s
evidence. ii aurgument IL thcrnte coser.
ingncarls 300 pages wss filed ~ the u.
Zee u the CIcrk IL tho supreme Conf,
Ut Des Moincs IN juno last On tn
20 " October tho Supreme Cur. ~
session II Dubuque reversed tho verdict
II .hr District t'purt Judge lay rn-
inn the opinion IN tho easc, This To-
eision will INV an,l ipreycr relieve thu
little man ii al further trouble IN
| notifying parties IL crescoto ''br enrr
iul about paying for lots purchased q.
,on may have II !" rny again
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ATTEMPT At kl'lClDr.

On Thursday IL Inst week j !
Loo IL tho Senior Glars NJ tito lnwz
Agricultural College and ono u tie
mns, advanced IL tho class attempted
suicide. by Nh attempt % out hir OWL
,l,roa, with = razor Il II supposed
TIM, he was labofing under trmpefaf.
insanity. A. be- had been studying lar'l
far several weeks III order 10 ne1nil
himself houorahly .. bis coming rraan.
alton IL occur curly IN November
W. learn from private sources that b.
|. rapidly recovering, and preparing
with MI ,lc nr,lur and anxiety ~ tm
ms far ,ear. /, graduate with the
highest credit
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Perhaps Il II hest that tho question
Il disposed oh, tho supreme Count IL
mi. way. - Il will tho sooner bring ~
tho consciousness u tho pouplc tint
their righa have bern infringsa by thu
legislation II Iowa '--Duhnqae Tele.
graph.
One would think 10 real tho above
itpm that thu legislature Ind committed
somc terribly Aasi.ious acts sgainss
a, rirhiA u tl,s people u lows. The
dsciuipn referred 10 Ii III tho ease u
Polk county " J. lluirb In which tho
constitutionality u the not making
property owners. where their premise,
ars used for the sale ~ manufacture
II intoxicating liquors. liable for fines.
10 tho State or for damage, - PARTIES
injured frum fMcl sales
IIeirh hal tenant me James r.pk
Who Was Gnel $500 anil s..l.. fr ktcl.
ing nuisance similar IL AlcNeyin'
and tho county brought mi, agaiu.i
lIsitb the ln,i or rr,user. Tho ,s.url
granting tho remedy prn,ulfW llrirl
appealed and tho sarro,ue cp,ir' 81 ~
il opinion IN tic following sound am'
logical nlanner.
I, Lastly. |, il claimed TINT tic NJ,
inAicis punishment nlAn ouc man IN i
crime committed hy Hnahrr. /, !,
rlnas 81 ~ TINT II ,lpcS ,,ut ~ ~. l,
subjects hs property 10 forfeiture II,
his own at and NIL f.r ilat u ~
other.
Intoxicating liJnnr cnnnet ~ manu-
fsrtvrod u aid without vessels a. ron,
tain II. o. : place IN which tho manu-
Iactuyp or thr Aals \ conducted TN
party who knowingly furnishes Ties,
vessels. end the lrus. nssists another
% perroisAt4 . crime. II n lhr III,
oct. snd mt ~ tho others crime. thal
hin property Il made liable 10 chnrs'
II jndxmsat shall b. rendered sgainA
tho .t'ev.
WI have before stated that iht ae
n itself. might have hsen declares
criminal and A. such psnjs'led. ~,
Csoley . CvasaisuslsA Ll,aisssloN
80.
W. hsvs shaD ysvtsvsd q the ob
trsslons usxvl y thle Statute. as1 hav,
!vuu1 nose n them ssasbls. o. On
right .fths l.seislatsss % pnss shI
statute ~ entertain y" deuhl. II fol
,1ea. hlIn..t Asu ensollar, Ann Nj,
lviar dscirions sphoidinx tho canMisu
lloeslilx VI lLs ct 81 Isjj.
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The Waukpn Standard publishes
this about ~ I'D settler II Howard
r'h.ns,:
Tie Dubuque Telegraph has an ne.
count Il q raw ~ New Alhin ~ last
Friday. during whisl, u. Bhuttleworth
dssw i dsssinesr and ared - Dr.. Amb-
lsr, "Lst BY ! dsAtrous movement "
~ man II pills tho bullet entered the
wvuld.bs aseanin's own body. tborsby
furnishing tho doctor ! good job Mr..
ghusslcwnr,h was highly evsiiMsd ~
shink ,hss IN n. D. vAs - slose u
hsnA |. probe sl'e wouAd and extract
The hall !" a. Inst accounts shuttle.
worth. WIS ding wcll, under esrs y
Amber.
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Al A,knnsa. editor g"e- NJ he 'lnll,l.
!. ,r,,,s Il ~: We Lave several labI.
r.l ipllais duo ~ tor subscription, a'nl
No wa4t them. We ae III 4 meat.
more, u,d other things, We are 'a'
d, thu elbow, W. mr. nj u patience,
md a.r,.a,.ly contemplate running eni
iurc ii, twA HUNDRED ln,ial .ar',s, Will
which IT, remind ,l,vrr who owe rs
l'ay ~
10 avoid proceedings nnrlraTa'''.
w viii ,pu would ~. What !
due.
II ,au A.. s,n'll o',',ge =. 1t present
If So. don |, then VOL "l'liSe ,oa
l'c,1sc,tl, .a.rr,
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lekisninFs II shst -, y rlse's a
tsaMiesnse. ~.eklrnT snl Itnr There
IA " tlem,~rs Ls.s tiiiax eas TN
sy.asssly ~sssleI rsa,.s, III ,hs yr.,lle
u NJ ,.rsfs~s4~ little .lsssmMs IL ne
day ~hsa le .',aall Ls shs lime ling
" nv Northwest 4 ". srlrlleu1 ~
ssa Il W ritnr and z n. Nuns NJ
NV .lerr, saleark with small irs.i,r
n Try rcrda. sv,~e,i,s H.. salan 4
Nrn With larger aud hr,,er sick.
4 = LAWYER tho disl ~,,-sr II rtcvrir
iiona AMI drugs Asrn kimhall
ambitions NJ ekc 4 li,lihnL ~ sil,,l
nf the snil. Samur. llrr,iek with his
,arm AMI store, llrnalr, Chaplin e,n.
mcnrins viii, hsrel, 81 IL tinlers
,nols and lnx M tin and few shee's
"a cnmmnn sher, iron. MI IN New u,c.
gon with happy aud con.cnted. q. W
Schulirll tho tnwn proprietor
and preseason ., rl"rcs II hidden
weslth concealed ~ corner lots,
whilc Nr,n S,rig hid A II
Harris, j. {. Sehou,nakcr. ". cl.usc
i. H. Noble Nnr,lca S,ro,her nml u
&. Kirkpatrick ~ it, business men
Forcsson. =. |. Carey. W. 4. Daniels
I. \. Thu.ber; Limo spring, 4. u. Z.
knowlton now deceased, NJ. NJ, Marsh
i,A min owner. Howard cen,cr a. NJ.
Petit nov l.. N, Ut Glen llny. How.
arl haL l'cttibonc. j. Hall AMI u n
Potter. while Alton hal among ito
sturdy farmers Augustus Hcadlc, l,ro.
lucing over 1000 bushels u wheat
yearly So miles from market. and ray.
Ing Somc Si2oo year cyer and shove
tho proceeds II his crops far the fun
incident ~ The business. Int wc can' !,
cnumera.c III the incidents 81 interest
or mention those In detail who have
stilc,l and borne tho burdens II thc
timc.
lisl &C the PtAis ng.ItM II Ii,
fourteen years old; las Travelled IN
own ennrsc. lhs iis devoted friends
anl III in'l'arnb.c Tues. always eSIef'f
10 have and deserve besli, thu, lis
friends will numhcr the hes. element
In morals and honor: il ftes lc NJ III
tho past Tho ,loma4oauc, and nnlripei-
Piled; shnt II viii rcgnrd mankind ~
human; tho promotion 81 ron,rl norals
snl the Disseminate " current local
and general news A. u primary imfor,
ancc; and politics ~ ihtleinhiaus.
For past fayors thu pLAis DEAlrn
h thankful: for present md future INV
orr Il will not be ungratefnl; fir i'r
friends . blessing: for i,s eneMl.s---
may thcy poasess their souls IN peace
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Ala MIL

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- s#,vnlsf. l. Il lanl. #utl evrtrs.sy
~ usal aHnaas 4 linv ~ssngs shwas.
ts - in.ifHmen,al l'ian Masse 1hts
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tfl#l. 4 sfn I ~ rru,s rer r,s 11svr
tll ia NnsiA ran save money II .en l.
in 4 rsnts fp the Nasenler namirf
.IIrt.. i. |. l'E1hRS hsl'
lilsRakay. Nrw.icrk
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~ NIL allowed
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On motion. nli,nrnr,l until Wi
ncslay. Ur, .,i, n M M.
Oe,. g2l, ls1i. u n'rlt.rl ii. IN.
E"a,a met pursuant |. a.lrutn.
nsn,.
Members present. Potter, ~mri
ii. AMI lambert.
The iollaain: resolution wa.
presented an,l Wa> adopted
n.eo,rei That,
Nnrnfss, An arpr"l,ia'ia, y
500 Wa male To .erair The hri,l-,
"s,r tn l'ig Wapsir, on the count,
ron,l in .Att,n township, near 'rlu.
Mct'ranr, and upon rsn,nin,,n,
ibc OH bridge IL found ~ IL No.
worth repairing. Therefore,
H.niut1, That M ul,li,iunal
S.ne, "r rs mucl, ,Lrrcof H. l. nee.
rs,ary, b. appropriated ~ placed
Ia tie hands IL tic lru.,,r. u.
Altnn township Ia build u new
bridge.
The petition If i. II. W,.lman
for ~ location III county rual wa~
rejected.
The petition If j. johnson anil
others, for M appropriation u
$500 To grade road wa-, on motion,
rejected.
The petition Of j, Nonnan aud
others, IL relocate county rond
No. n, WIS Grnntrl ~ ,l,r petition
Or paying Commissioners and Sur.
,cyur.
Adjourned until | i. ~.
One =. ~.
ll"nrl met pursuant 10 adjourn
lncnt.
Al The in''nhcn present.
Tie petition 81 T Il. I.Mrf,
claiming exemption i"r ! arr.s =
forest trees nnl u acres ~ fruit
trees On the south east aaa',er,
80 rs - | fer the tnx "a ln1.,
On motion, tho Treasurer uas IN
siin.,r,l 90 refund ilt Aainr.
The following rr,nln'inn VA
presented and adopted:
Resolrai, Tin. I'll 4. |. Smri
| lcy b. recommended 10 the Gn,.ln
~ ior the appointment. IT commits
soner to settle swamp land claim.
With tho general government 80
,hc p,rt of Howard county, and u
IL expressly nn,l,r.,ool that TIC
Milwaukee an,l ~. Paul Rails \,
Company .lrfrny MI expenses a,is.
ing ont of said examination, null
TINT 10 expense shall br borne by
Howard county.
| On motion, W. w, White wa'
appointed Auditor ~ Howard ennn
~ - III vacancy until January III,
1871.
| Tn following bill, were praMn.
OIL and allowed
| Amount Amount
Claimed. Allowed
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New Meat Market.
Collins - anInnnn,

Have opened 4 n-w Meat Market, on
Market Ntrect, next du"r west NJ Kpp'a
Hiav~. whore thew Will kfep IN halI ~
kinda IT MEAT. Fresh nni salt. al~o ffsil
anI GAME III their season,
a.. n. AVER y.
VIII have charge III il,r Mtrhri. anI will
dress anal cut tLr mrai w thr hest manner,
AMI rudsavor to give lie pi.rpns saiisfac.
lion In evsrv rssperl
MAY. 1874. alf
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supervisors IT Harvard
l'OMMtl.

ht'llr,t ~ rnE lloAnn nr Slrn's. |
tnts.u, uht. 20, ~, - NJ. I
noatl called 10 ci,lvr l,y III,
Clerk.
TN motion, adjourned un,,l i,
~.
f.nr o'clock i. M, BEARD me,
pursuant - Adjournment. super.
slsats Potter au,l Sme'lry, pies
~nt.
The following bills were present,
III md allowed:
Amount amount
Claimed Allowed