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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-22
From the Keokuk uowa) Gate Clty.l

The NEW YORK HERALD's first instalment OF Vienna
Exposition correspondence was an unparalleled
feat Of newspaper enterprise. There were two let
tiers in English-one written by Edmund Yates and
the other by John Russell Young; and two letters
in German-one by Louise Mnhlbach and the other
by BerthOld Auerbach The account was all tele-
graphic, the German letters alone occupying seven
columns. No other paper in the world tried such
O performance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-22
From the Abbeville tAla1 Rerister.I

The last number OF the New York Daily HERALD
received at this office is quintupe sheet, contain
ing one hundred and twenty columns. or these
eighty three are advertisements and the balance
reading matter OF the most interesting character
from all parts Of the world. The enterprise exhib
tied by the management Of this journal is truly
wonderful If anything OF an important nature
transpires at our very doors we can hear OF 1t,
with full particulars through the HERALD as soon
as any other channel. and sometimes sooner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-22
[From the Builder county pa.l Citixen.l

The NEW YORK HERALD is the best newspaper pub
shed in the world Open its pages and you will
find special dispatches" from all quarters OF the
globe. If anything transpres down in the depths
OF the sea, the earth, in the air. the rrepres
sible NEW YORK HERALD correspondent is there to
record IT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-22
NEW YORK STATE TEMPERANCE AFFAIRS.

ALBANY, n " May II, 1873.
The State Temperance Committee have issued
CALL inviting the members OF the executive CON-
mittees OF the various temperance organizations
IN the State to meet with them in this city on Tues
day, May ~, to consult In reference to lture ac-
ton in view OF the veto Of the Local Prohibition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-22
From the Portland Press.l

The NEW YORK HERALD prints quintuple sheet
about every Sunday, which contains hundred
and twenty columns, thirty seven being reading.
Life too brief ana ftul to allow do justice
to such papers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-22
LOUISIANA JUSTICE.
NEW ORLEANS, May 81,

NEW ORLEANS, May q, 1873
The proprietor OF gun store which was Quilted
by a mob on the 5th OF March sued the city,
claiming $4,000 damages. Judge Durell decided
that the city had police under It's control at the
time and was, therefore. not responsible.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-07

This fin- stone Office now stridina
tnw .r...s internal COM %, ton underwent
our scrutiny. y st-fday, and We pr"pos,
in IL few words t. outiln- its form an,
styl'. II Is two st,ii high aud bull:
OF rock from the Pms III On .r.y; and the
walls are two feet thick. Tn- ceiling 81
the lower >tur. Is sixteen feet high, and
of the upper twelve. This feature OF
the structure Is admirable tor b-aury ant
ventilation. There are two rooms in
the front of tue lover story each twenty
two and II half feet in Wild. b, and sixI,
niue and forty feet III depth, res
pectivrIy. They are divided by stone
wall rnunins midway east and west Iu
Tar of the south apartment there is n
sIn 'li-r one communicating with the
front by door. This Larger room and
the smaller one adjoining are to be used
AZ meat market. The north apartment
will be tor rent ~ u store. In rear of
this north room there Is wide, well
lighted stairway, entered through door
Ut the northeast corner, leading to the
up stairs to which there is to be no other
entrance. except BY the iront doors of
the lower story. Up stairs there are
nineteen cham )erS, seven of which look
EDWARDS the south and average in dimen-
slons fourteen feet de-. p by eleven wide.
A grand b all or passage way five feet in
width illuminated by sky lights and two
WINDOWS one at the east and the other at
the west end. lntervenes between these
(oed) r"t'lnS and ,uble series of ioin-
"a rooms forming six pair, which may
b. "'cupie ~ lodging suites OR bushes,
GEi,'ts. Each centre room measures |
t~tl by niue aud half; and each of
The northern rooms, which are much |
larger. sixteen and half by eleven.
There Is IA connections passage way |
leading from the transverse hall to the |
veran'!a In prospective. which il to be
built from the northern wall, eight feet
i'll width and some eighteen or twenty
feet from the ground, with which SIX
French windows and the veraiIda donr
VIII lie III communication. The lathing
work OF the structure has been finished.
hn'i the work of plist-ring Is begun
nud-r the eve of II ,inh r. HIIlenhaeyrn
from San Francisco. The entire np-
stairs is to be finished with three coats.
The ceiling o: the main passage way il
To be ornrmented with brackets and
and eight -lliplical arches
beauflneti with II finishing gloss of mar
pi- dust. l.. N. Snyder from the Bay is
'hief carpenter of the work. William
c"rbett designed the wood work and il
experimenting the execution of his plan.
Tn. cost OF the buildin, will probably /,
'e SlS, otU-the stone work alone having
ost $4,000. 1t will be c. mple ted and
eady for use within month.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-07
Too MUCH PORK FOR A SHILLING.-The

Too MUcH PORK FOR SHILLING.-The
French pensiundi.esat the Carson House,
for the sake of change called in an
i'ineant Virginia shine the Other
day and each had their boots polished
tour toar for IL bit per pair The
gamin felt that he had struck it iich
until he began to flourish hi. brush over
the p d ,l extrcmities of the landlord of
the institution, which anon Disa! he
started back n,,hast. He felt like darkcy
with an acre and L If of corn before
him to hoe for II task in II Southern cot
ton field. He didn't know whore to
begin. II. hesisntea, and looking up
into the face OF the man with the vast
understandings he asked: How much.'
The proprietor, much bored by the
chickering's t. watch the question gave
rise. answered with i'll concealed
chagrin: Zone beet, sar, no more y
wh-reupon the shine" gathered his
things together and vamoosed the
rancho.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-07
ASSAULT AND BArrEKY. Tues

ASSAULT AND BATTERY. = Tuesday
night Il very respectable man from one
OF our neighboring towns got little
of " and put a head on plaintiff named
Bunze. Defendant apologized before
the Court of competent jurisdiction.
The prosecuting witness WAS appeased.
The attorney for the county expressed i,
desire to have the case dismissed. The
Justice had NO heart to prosecute further
under the circumstances. Plaintiff
ShOnidered the costs and peace WAS
made.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-07

STATE PK1soN r turning home. yes
terday, from a repnrtoral trip to Empire
we paid the State Prison a flying visit
We found the work of improvement and
reform going bravely on. The app ar
ance of thr grounds in front has under
gone il wonderful Transformation. In
! stead Of the old time LII III soaring fence
turreted with un-siinly s-ntinrl boxes. II
neat lonhln. modern enclosure borders
the highway III front The triangular
| ground enclosed between the walls and
| the fence has been cultivated and made
into n tinuris ing vegetable garden. A
force pump stands midway o! the garden
| under II coy shed o.nsmentcd with
creeping WINS. The space he! tween the
Prison and Warm Springs Hotel to the
west, and guard house. east, has been
bnllt up with IL massive wall of finely
finished stone. and extending also
from the guard house enst to th..
limit Of the premises. The flooring of
the mess hall being very much worn and
uneven, Mr.. LYMAN is about to have it
r~hoored. Four new cells are in the
course OF construction. one being finish.
ed and another nearly SO. There axe
lightweight prisoners at the penettn-
ti.ry now. The four new cells men
toned will give room for eight more
II 'iites. Before the year is out
MI, Hymn IN expects to have the nnmber
of prisoners Increased TO IA hundred for
all Of whom he will find ROOM The |
prisoners work i'll the garden. quarry. |
kitchen and elsewhere, unfettered aud |
with II relish. The chains are used now,
the Warden tells Us. for punishment
only. That crowd of muscular fellows
bu-Iiy and cheerfuily at work in their
striped cloth-s-and under the clrcum-
Il sight worthy the seeing
Bat probably the most interesting fra-
iure af the institution is the II, shoe
shop about half finished. 1t measures
forty feet by twenty-five on the inside,
and Is building OF stone taken from the
quarry, the. sides of the structure being
already emb-lllshed with iron grated
windows. Thi, building is to be turned
INTO =. Elannfactory of boots and shoes,
of heavy miners boots.
here are seven or eight shoemaker III |
he Prison already. Thesr- are to form
nucleus for the manutactory and TO |
each othsrs the trade. This with other
ppllcatlonS that May be III ide of The.
Il senuity OF the prisoners IN " put the !,
tate Prison on self-,ustainlug basis.
he revenue from the working of the
marry is limited by the precariuus and
mall demand for cut stone. Great
re,iit Is due to the Warden and assist
hts for the improvem hts in the appear
nee and general Infringement Of the
tate Prison til 1t have characterized the
resent regime.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-07
Z. s. COURT The Ste.enfellit fnrna :,

US. COURT. Sie.enfelit fnrpa 20
case OF Infringement of patent wa>
closed, yesterday. all the testimony being
filing briefs. All the lrorS thlt have
been summoned are ordered to app-ar
III cnlr'. ut ID o'clp.k - itv. vita tn
exception Of Senwab of Vir5ini, an
Klein of Crson, excused on the groanl
of sickness
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-07
VOMITING CURLD. We were standina

at the door of the sapctum. yesterday
afternoon, pencil in hand and keen for
an item when n digniird gentleman wis
brought Suddenly to h lit across the
street opposite by Il tit of vomiting.
While the fit was yet on him he open
I'd to spy us over the way. As If an
+l' ctric shock had gone through him he
quit his puking at once and went on his
aay Restored.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-07
TAILrNGs.-A sale was made two years

TAILINGs.-A sale was made two years
ago by the Union Mill Company to
P.rks. Bowie ( Co, of hinge pile of
tallinSs accumulated Mt the Mexican
null. estimated t. contain twenty tlol-
sand tons. The stuff has been contin
u"usly under transportation to the mill
of the purchasers III Virginia, where it
Is worked several times over at profit
ever since thu purchase, and still i. large
m 50 OF 1t remains on the ground The
talllngs that run from the mill now arr.
elevated by means of an Arcbimedean
screw and carrie d off in flume con
strurted tor the purpose. and is shielded
against the wind by Il layer of clay put
over ITS surface,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-07

LIVELY. Ne. Davis who ctme into
town from the L Ike. Yesterday. SAYS
that things are booming in those ETHEREAL
regions, The mills al m, the shore are
all III full blast. The Glenhrook - filled
to overtiowing with hotr,lers: and pleas
IRE seekers are camping ronnd about
near the blue waters. i'll cloul Is.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-07

SUSPICIOUS. = Constable Lang, from
Empire City, with silken shreds about
his neck. Oar neighboring townsnan
had better look after this CIV L ,thar,n
and limb of the law. HIS rash demeuuor
may bring them under reproach.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-07

DULL.-Enpire, ut best net a very
rushing place. is frishtfally dull, at
present, owing to the sl.ckanin ND of
the water mills upon which sh. drnrnd.
chiefly for her royal trade The Yellow
Jtcket goes by steam aud hein. thu. in-
dependent continues to add her full
share to the life of the town.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-07

CLERK.-Henry NJ .rket arrived on the
train. yesterday, to take place as clerk
III Fox's store NJ. NJ ,rket was en-
r'oSed in Carson several years ago III
lie same capacity with Abe DliesOach.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-07

WASTE. = Yesterday the heavy wind
was blowing upon that field of tailings
west of the Mexican mill and sweeping
1t of in clouds. The quantity of the
stuff that is there Is unknown and the
loss by the winds is hand appreciate,
though in time considerable.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-07

L"w-The water in the Carson is ex.
ceedingly low at present, and getting
lower every day. Two years ago it fell
lower than it is now; but before this
season of drought is over. it will pro.
badly have dwindled to narrower cur-
rent than ever before since the advent of
the whites into this country. About one
half of the mill hands have been dis
charged from the NJ xican AMI Buns
wick Mills already, and have gone t"
other parts in search of "A ID Mr.. Lv-
m IN. S Up -rintenaent. Of tne Mexican,
says that if the water continues to fall
month lonser-and that is the prospect
he will he forced to shut down and
discharge his entire force. Superinttn-
dent Elstner of the Brunswick will be
forced to do likewise, We presume.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-07

o. r. LEONARD. District Judge Of
II imboldt county, arrived in Carson,
yesterday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-07

CRCELrY.--The Cinnamon are loading
their donkeys mountain high with wood
aud other stuff; 40 that. the poor beasts
arOan AMI aim 'St seem to h.nlrs. " swear
Is they worry along un Ter their burt hens.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-07

COMMITTED. NJ w. L my. C ,nstahl..
fnl E npir., brons ht to the county jail,
mi had him sto vel away 'l RI rhirs.
OF having gone through Ditch Nick =
till
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-07

On BREtzE. A pair of our m st
exemplary youths were ii ing themselve,
in il buggy on C.rs III street AMI else
where. yesterday. and accomplish d
pro tisles III d.isil. Il p.ir OF l,nlo-li
btyS
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-07

MoULD,NGS FoR SALE.-We call atten-
zion to the advertiser mt of G.. A. White
who will sell m buildings of ali p uterus
md sizes at III, car shop OF the V,rsinia
4 Truckee Il ,ilroal.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-07

IT is said that there was some trouble
ut the picnic grounds at the Bowers
Mansion, betwet the Sheriff of Washoe
county and some Of the parties who had
established bcer stauds i'll the vicinity.
Ii seems that the Sheriff desired the.
vendors OF beverages 10 pay license for
the privilege OF selling their wares
which brought on II very animated dis
cns~ion and even led to the drawing of
pistols. No shooting WAS done. how
ever. and the Coroner Of Washoe county
will therefore have no inqnests to hold.
This. We believe. was the only unpleas-
ahtness that occurred during the day.
and 1t had nothing to do with the picnic
or excursionists. being. AS it were, Il sort
OF side-show affair. So says the Enter
prix
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-07

PANoRAMA.-For particulars of the
coming show Bee proSrannes.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-07

m IN, S ,p-rinteulent. of tne Mexican
says that if the water continues to fall I,
month lonser-and that is the prcsp. ct
he will be forced to shut down and
discharge his entire force. Snperint.i.
dent Elstner of the Brunswick will be
forced to do likewise, We presume.
HIDEs lIc.-We swooped down upon
our good patrons the Beer Bros II. their
place. Yesterday. and fonni one of them
in charge of the store while the O. her
two were bn>iIy Transporting in tn, ir
wagon mountain pile of dried hides To
the Z npire dept for shipment. Thes-
gentlemen are extensively engaged in
the butcher trad and are ready To fill
promptly any orders that may b.. given
them in that line of their husin-s-
| They have also a large store well stork-d
with every variety Of choice groceries.
They make thu purchis. AMI sale of tea
however. a SIP. cialry in tn. ir trade and
solicit orders for this article from all
parts of the State far ami hear Tney
have had long experience in the ten
traffic. They sell the VERY hest article
At rates the most reasonable.
PERsoNAL,-Mr. McGovern. journal
Clerk of the Assembly last Winter. and
the sama that Was so i'll here for
long time. came into Carson Yesterday.
from Eko. seemingly quite restored
D.. NJ 'oklar has returned to his p ,ti-n'S
after 4 season of delightful rnstnr,tion
at L Ike Biyer. Captain Pray put in nm
nppe arance fowrdI evening and r. |
ctired with smilin. cinntenancp the |
congratulations offered him on the arri-
val of his eight and II half pound heir.
CHOLERA. NJ. Hale. D putty S ate
Controller. was seized BY IL sort of COLI,
ch l,r, morb,s, or rho'er,. ster,lty
morning. and retired to his room np
town, where it seemed he woild die % !
4 sonv befo"e thu Il '.tnr cold bs rollel
II WAS still coniiu-,l to b Il in ~. after
noon, hnt felt nm n r'li lived This lis
.aSe, VIII ,t''ver it is, is, ~ Dr.. W tiers SAYS
Al -pid mic: aud from its vrll-nt
form bears an ugly res mhliinct, to the
cholera now prevail ing in the East.
FINANCES. BY the ctnrresy % Mr..
fa-er. d patty Stat Tr,asu e.. W. h ave-
he follusin, IN 'nthly TX Il lit:
COIN. CURRENCY
Balance on hand Ju'y1.
l,7a..-... -. ....Si75,isS 81 Sis6 AT; 50
Idd crip.s for tn.
month July ........ 26.49t 81 4.6i5 ~ /
Slnle-2 ~ sigss,l =,
'edurt Di-hur iements
for month Of July. si2l2 Q Is 5 asa az
alancs' on hand An 1lst
LIST. ISIS ..... o.: 1918 90 sisS 90 r.:
Auction SALE--T ,-.,,y ut two o'clnck
Ill be = ii 1t pla.i al:tipr nunD.r
t han lSnme chro nos. in the stone
llldins III II stands North of the pI VA. ,
Ext t. VI rs N 4 Oh ,mb-rlin' : old store. i
hlS sale If # l. an eycrlltnt opp ,rtn- n
ltv t. Purchase some rare wo. ks of ant, | :,
nj cheap. 4
On BREt "a. A pair Of our m st -
,t-mpiary youths were ii ing thenselve, 81
hIrr
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-07

AUCTION SALE.--T ,-.itv ut two O'clock
Will be Sd 1t pull alctibr ,nunb r
of hun lSnme chrO nos. in the stonp
bulldins ri stands North of the pI IA
next t. VI IS N & Gu tmb-rlin' : old store.
FMS sale If # l. an excrlltnt opp,rtn-
nitv t. purchase some rare wo. ks of ant,
aud CHEAP.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18

RAFFLE.-Mr i :. A. Van Wrinkle,
having pair Of horses and buggy
which he very much desires to sell
and cannot, proposes to dispose OF
them by rattle; issuing 400 tickets
at Sl.0O each. We have seen some
of the prope1ty, and believe it to
be worth the money. The manner
Of the drawing. and the fact that all
money received for tickets Is de-
posted with n. T. Martin, to be by
him returned on presentation OF
tickets if the drawing does not
come off as announced, is conclusive
evidence that the rattle will be hon
est. Any one wishing to try theil
luck should apply to Mr.. Van
Wrinkle or Mr.. Martin.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18

CONCERT AT WAsHBuRNE.-A vo-
cal and instrumental concert, Tor the
benefit OF the NJ. Il. Church, is to be
given at Washburne tomorrow (Frl-
day. evening. Messrs. Osborne, Nc
llie and Pischel, of this city,will take
part. 1t will no douo be pleasant
affair, well worth attending.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18

FRED Pl-CaEL Is tast regainl0g HIS
former favor and popularity With the
musical people of Mineral Point. His
reputation rs musical instructor Is
well established in this locality. Sor
terms, Nc, enquire At Campbeifs Book
Store
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18

A SPECIAL meeting Of The County
Board is callsl for next Monday,
the 22d, as a result of the Tax-pay-
ers' Meeting held in this city last
Thursday evening. We confidently
hope that our committee will bring
such report as will satisfy the peo-
ole of Mineral Point that their OWE
interests demand that they make a
strong effort to pay the tax levied.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18
DRylLLE STRONG,
Dated Dec. 10th, 1873.


Ir has trauspirod that Mr. A.
Cattcrmole, who died some weeks
ago in Elk Grove, Lafayette Co.,
had the small poX, and now II num-
Der Of persons who visited him du-
ring his sickness are down with that
dceadful disease. 1t viii be remem-
barcd that Mr.. c. had retuurcd
from England only week or SO be-
fore he died On his way home he
stopped over night with former
resident of Elk Grove, Mr.. Goudy,
where a child was lying sick. The
disease had not manifested itself on
the child at that time, bat rs soon
a. it was asreitamed that it had
the small poX Mr., Cloudy wrote to
Mr.. CIttumolo to that effect, but
the information came too late as
Mr. G, VA, already corpse. We
learn that MIR. C.'s wife and four
children have had and are now hay
ing It, Also that Mr.. Thos. Wood
ell, who lives three on four miles
south OF Straw be,Iy, hut who was
with Mr.. G. before he died, Is down
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18

Why not take your horses to Geo, a
Wm. Day, and have them shod ap in
good order There also you can ret
your Blacksmishins done ~ the best
manner, on short notice and AT reasons
able prices,
GEO. & WIN DAY.
Mineral Point, March 81, 1873. IT,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18
(hcrnieles aMd Pure Erums.

rulrord is Just opening the finest stock
Of pure drugs and chemical, direct from
first hads, ever brought to this city Call
and price them His motto IL, pure
Goods and low prices
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18
"a Complete Pictorial history fthe
Time The Nest Cheapest and
.s,usI Successful ESm,iy Paper
Ia the Tuioa.H
yADprp'c TTTTT7.v
spLENDDLY ILLUSTRATED.
NOTICE or rHR PRESS,

The Weekly IS the most powerful iIlustra-
ted plper in the country. lis editorials are
scholarly and convincing, and carry much
weight. Its Illustrations uf current events ART
fl.l and fresh. ANA are prepared by our best
designers With y circulation OF lN,uI, the
Weekly is read by ut least halt a million
prrsun,. and lis influence ~ an organ OF opu-
luu i, simply trcncudogs-lh e Weekly mutn-
tain, positive opinion and EXPRESSES decided
views ua poitical and social problems. i Lous-
Vile Courier Journal
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18
Light : More Light! Great ~ Light !!

Pullord has just returned from the
East, and has Land in the largest stock
OF lamps ever brought to this market,
which he sells at very low figures. Gall
aud SEQ .hem
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18

II. r. OSBORNE is constantly receiving
new and attactive Dress Goods and
Trimmings. Ladies wanting such things
should look at his stock
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18

AS gentleman Of taste Pulfdrd is
not e4celed in this city, and in making
selections Of presentation goods Tor the
approaching holidays, he seemed TO have
exercised all his powers in that line
Bear this in mind when you go to pur>
chase.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18


NOTICE is hereby given that a
Special Session of the County Board
OF Supervisors of Iowa county will
be held at the Court House, in
Dodgcvillc, ON Monday the 22d inst,
at | o'clock p. H., IL majority of
said Board having filed with the
undersigned written request for
said session, specifying that the same
is called for the purpose of reviewing
the action of said Board in the as
scssmcnt of the city Of Mineral
Point and taking such action as
may be deemed necessary for the
satisfaction Of the taxpayers Of
said city.
ORyllLE STRONG,