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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

GeneF al Edward johnson died at RiehmO1d
Va. on Sunday, aged 81. He was an Officer in
the WaEs IN Flonda and Mexico. and suhss-
quently in the rebel army.
Rev. DR.. Milton Badger, for lhlFty-seVsn
yean Secretary ofths American Home Mission
airy Society, died q Madison, Conn, On Saturday
night
The weather vas very cold yesterday through
out the Northwest. AZ Chicago yesterday morn
ing the Thermometer sloOd one below zero.
The deficiency 10 the accounts Of the late
postmaster Of New Orleans Is now stated at
$4,000, including $4,000 on money order ae-
count.
On sunday night tram Of oil cars on the
East Pennsylvania Railroad, near MsPlzloan.
caught Gre and was destroyed. Eight tank cara
filled with oil, one house car flled With baFrBls,
and several other cars we're consumed, The los
is estimated At $76.000.
In The sapEsmo Coags Of AlahAna. yesterday
I've Of the Judges decided that the late "ConF'
House LagislaluroP vas q legal body. Jadgt
Stafford diisenled, holding thai the only lsga
body vas that organized On the plan 81 AuornsJ
General Williams
The President and Cabinet were q the Capl'
tol at q late hour last night, examining bill
submillsl Cor the PFsaidsaCs approval.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
PURLIC SAFE.

HWUS The subscriber, intending TO decline
AgNyN farming, Will sell at Pnblio Sale on the
AAmE farm Of Col. MeCOmb. near ClAymOpt. In
BrandyWine hundred. New Castle county, Della
ware. on WEDNESDAY,. March 18th, 1872. at ten
GelOe 4 .. m, the foouinR Stock q Horses, Cows
Farming implements. &e.. which will be sold with
out reserve Horses. all of which are GoOl farm or
road horses; also Colt tWo years old sired bV D
seph HRddls's horse Ben FranElln, Jr.: q good
milk Cows. several Of which will have calves by
theiP side on day Of sale; Ball two years old.
FARMING IMPLRMENTS.-2 good farm va
gons. milk WAGON, sleigh and bells. all of which
are in good order; twO-hOTss power and thPoshsr
10 good order; 2 good mowers and rOaDeFs CON-
binod, grain drih. l. eeEl shellsr, l steel tooth
horse rake, lTsleaFaph fodder eultar for hand or
horse. V9R Wiekel fan, ! deaele roller, nearly
new; plOugha hArFoWa enittvatOre, spades. shoVes,
forks, Fakes. moving sOythes and GFain cradles. l
iron vice. double and sinaie tReea set doablo ear.
Tiage harness. 2 sets single harness. sets stage
harness. plough geaRS cart gears, collars. brides,
hRlteys. &C.: gTindstOns With friction rollers, l
DAIRY PIKTURKs-SueA as milk shuFns, buck
eta, 30; lot o. chickens.
Lot Of HOasshOld An q Kitchen FuPnituFO.
3RRASJ-An sums of $50 and under cash; al
sams over that AmOnRt credit Of 6mOAths will b
FiVsa hy de purchaser giving . hAnkable n0ts
with approved shdOPser. yith iatsFs1t from aay oi
". STIDHAM 4 son, xast'r. fsGas.ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
oOnEresa-Tno cIOoIna pav.

Among tho important bills ua,asd bv tha Ssnafa
were House bill to amend the tariff Of June, 1872
House Dill to amend the tariff and internal laws
leaving macaroni on the free list, and allowing
certain drawback on railroad cars ana eugiDeS s,.
ported, &c. The committee Of the House, headed
Nv aenefal Builer appeared at the bar Of tha Seu-
ate, and made formal impeachment OF Judge De-
lahay, OF kansass Of high crimes and misdemea-
nors IN once The majority of the Pomeroy Kan
sas bribery invsst'gaiing committee, Including
Mr. NIckeEV, Of Maryland, made report that the
charges were not sustained. Mr.. VickeTs Vas NOT
able to satisfy his oWn mind on the anbloct and
gave Mr.. Romsroy the benefit Of the doabt Mr..
Thurman made Q diasensing report Conference
reports on the army, sundry civil and posto1ice
appropriations bills we're eoneurEod in IN both
houses. The conference report on the Geneva
award bill was snbmitt5d In both houses The
committee, having failed - asEuvp pUu th5 bin,
agreed to report that the money Be carried into
the tTsasuFy and invested in per cent registered
ber. -tt'l
In the House, bills were passed for the relief Of
oWners Of land sold for direct tAxsa; kor uublio
building at Lynchburg, Va, to cost not more than
100000; to suthOFizs the unloading Of SteamsrS
at night to Esfqnd certain taxss on tOhaseO, snuH
aud eigArs for sta foH q public building al
heading, Pe,;, and House bila. aa amonAoalbS the
senate % prevent cruelty e animal. in traHsp4r-
taton removing the disabilities eR Ox-C1oveTIioI
Mm Smith and shelton F. Lsake, Of Virginia.
Lhe eonteFenee report on the legislative appEopki
alton bill gave rise to considerable debate. ihs
report recommends the increase Of the salary oi
the President to $4,000. Chief Justice $4,000
Senators, Member and Dsiegatas 10 $500 PEI
annum the ViOe-Prasidsnt. Speaker and various
heads Of departments Sl4000 Tia report wa
coneurred In BY the House, yeas l03, nays IS, ant
~ the senate, yeas 80, nays ~.
Inc Senate continued In Session all night an,
until this morning. The House was In session
until 200 when II took q recess to $50 A. N
During the night the Conference Committee
were kept busy Both Houses had agreed l.
raise the salaries of the Supreme Court Judge
and the members.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
End OF the Aodoo war.

SAN FRANcIsco. March 3.--Judge Rosbor-
oughE. Steele, ]. A. Fairehild. Frank Biddle, and
several other gentlemen, went TO the camp Of
Capt. n Jack on Saturday. They were met by
abont thirty Indians. The party took to the
Nodes the terms Of peace, which are asfollows:
They must surrender 10 the military authorities,
and be removed To reservation in Arizona,
IIdian Territory, or Southern California.
Eight or ten warriors accompanied the party
to General Canby'a headquarters. we're they met
they Fess pf The commissioners. Jack ScaTiace,
Charley, and Scho1chcs said they wanted 10 60
Washington and see the Big Chief" Eight OI
he Modoc warriors have arrived at General
Candy scamp. 1t is generally thought that the
var Il ended
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
THE VAocUUM Brake.

ITS PRoBABI.E ADOPTIos BY the F., W. B-R
R. co.-How IT WORKS.
Tia Ae.V &Vascnum Brake which is designed
tosucceed all other breakes now in use on Rail
road trains, has been recently tested on the r,
W. a b. II. H. and given entire satisfaction. In
deed this has been the result in every case where
Il has been tested, aud where 1t has been put to
SOEhpeitiye test with other brakes the Vacuum"
has Invariably shown its entire superiority.
The reccut test Of tlils brake on tue r., ". y
D, h. r. as above stated, was eminently satisfae-
tory, and it is probable that the Company will,
ere long put n into operation on all the accom-
modatlOn and local trains running on their road.
we understand that lt will also be used On the
through New York and Washington express
y tTains, aud thus efiectually guard against repe-
tQu Of lhs sd disaster which happened at Eilers-
TIE aVaccaum Brake" wss invented by Mr.. j.
Y Smith. Of PittsbUrg, Pa, alId for over year,
has been In use, several OF the leading Railroads
Of the country. Its great superiority Is It's SIM;
pllclty or construction, the ready and enectual
I, iaanner IN which u be applied, and the eRsaps
nea1 OF its manufacture. II entlroly Obviates the
dsaF anda tear Of the ordinary handbrenk, and
does not easily get ont Of repair The apparatus
eonalsfs Of an areIector placed In the cab Of the
loeomotlve, which ls connected by plpes and hose
10 4 aexlble aiF-ehambeF similar In construction
tsan aeeOrdeOn; this Il connected to the brake
rods under each car. The engineer, by opening
steam valve produces vacuum M s IN I'M me SsTsS1
air chamber, and causing It TO compress. This
movement lcOntFaets or shOTtens the brake
rods ana EabbIes the brakes 20 the wheels
. a ne cars 4he eleetOr Y . simple, durable, ~
S1runedt haVlng no valves, plstona, packing, or
- ahd requiring no attention or adjustment
beInF readily and conveniently attached 70 any
Styls o. engine,
q yer anv other is because the governing principle
4 tha correct QUE. The pressure ls applied ex
ernally and gradually, and ls applied 70 the Feal
eaF arst This obViafes the breaking ofcoupltng'
ana 100. and the jerking, unpleasant motion 0
ne ears, that accompanies the usual method o
annIVing the hreakeS, Il done away With.
lt'ke 6peratlOns OF these brakes are positive
ana snrs Thay bring tfRlnato stanlsth
ouicker than any other brake now ln use, and nav
never hlloa 20 perform all that ls required Q
then. Thsy can also be judged aeeuEaetly, and
trSln stopped, by their application, within q te'
49, afanV aasiFed marx. Their general adOptio
{SSikSF, W. q B. y B. Co, Y very proeable
{ t6s managers OF this well l-eondnoted road have q
wsra ohoVIn themselves ready 70 make any IN
progemeuts which tends to Increase the eomiei
knd safely Of the travelling public.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
2abIif SaIts,
bank s1oCIIs az A6etTeH.

The subscriber will sell ct Publio Sale, ct the
Auctioa kOOms Of z, W. StidhAm : SOu. No. Ill
DAY. March II. 1873. at II 0seleek. a. m. tue foI
loving Stocks, belonging to the estate Of Joseph
Trimble, deceased:
g shares Of ths Stock Of the NstiOaaI BAak Of
Wilmington 8nd BFandyWina.
Shares Ofthe First NatlOhal Bank Of Whining
ton.
u Shares Ofthe Union Bank Of Delaware.
Shares Of the Delaware Fire Insurance Comp
ny.
20 shares OF Farmers Bank Of Del aware at New
Castle.
Shares of the Farmers Bank Of Delaware at Do
yer.
10 Shares Of the Bank Of Newark. Del =
II Shares Of the wilmington and Kennskt Turn
pike COmOany. JAMES TRIMBLE.
feb2 -d2tWH Executor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
pUnT.IC nALR.

a Part Of the farm belsnsiRg 10 walter
UA y. Turner, en- Which The Subscriber nov
~ NRaaidos being aaia. and WiahiAg % de-
Sale, at kia FSSldanes, naaF Red Lien % WkDNRS-
DAY, MaFsh 10Th. 167a. at u O'eleek. n. the tel
loving SlOek nad FaFnlinR Utonslls; Head % su-
psli0f read oP work HoFSas, Mare with f0al /
Coli rising two years cid % head o cattle. amongst
them are ten head Mlloh Cows; HetfsFs. hnll8.
enc, I've nnd three year, cid.
EARM IMpLRMkNIS-l 0sFmantOWA WaRon,
4 mnskot WaRon and kaFnoas. 2maWoRa and PoaDaFa.
thrso horse poser endies chain. thfeaAeF ard
Trims OF SALR-An suns Of 90 aad unaor
cash; over that amount moatha credit ~ the par
ohaoeF aiVinR . bankaola note With approved en-.
dOFSeF wifh intsFast iron data
No Rostp0nement on aecolRt 81 sha weather,
mAii.wls ktakNh bIkOUP.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
PomeroY NAlhlto,.naho.I.

WASHINGTON, March 8. The committee ap-
pointed to investigate the charges Of bribery
In the recent senatorial election Of Kansas, pre-
fsrred against Senator POmerOy by A. NJ. York
and B. +. Simpson, made their Fepart this after-
noon through their chaiFman, Mr. Frelinghuysen.
As has been ANTICIPATED, the majority Of the COM
mlttee eEeulpats Mr. Pomeroy. Mr.. Thurman
dlssents entirely from the views of the majority,
and expresses the opinion that Mr.. Pomeroy has
not at all eXcnlpated himself
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
POsTs WARTRR.

gksatnat or WhIta OAK Posls. slthan hswn or In
xssi sSSA :SatA sids q EarE:s - ',Isst SSiiss.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
RegIa1Nr's order,

hLaI4fKRB ORRICEs
New Castle County, JaBuaFy2sth, ISIS
Upon the application Of VICTOR Dupont,
Executor Of CHARLES /. DuPONT JF, late OF
ChFistianA hundred, in said county, dscsassA: il
is ordered and directed by the Register
that the BKeeutOr Aforesaid give notice Of tbs
granting of Letters TestamentaFy upon the Is
tate Of the deceased, with the date of granting
ing thereof, by causing advertisements - be
posted within forty days rom the date Of such
Letters, in six of the most Pablie places Of the
County OF y eW Castle. requiring all persons kav
ing demands against the Estate to present the
same, or abide by an Act of Assembly in sueh
case made and provided. And also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period in the
Delaware Gazette, a newspaper published viii
ningtOn, and to beeOntinued therein two months.
f-@1 Given underline hand and Seal ofO6ice OF
L. the Register afO Tesaid attn eW Castl in eH
49, Castle County afOreaid, the day and year
above written. Z. GIBBS. Register.
NOTICE.
Allpersons having claims again th Estate 5f Jh
deceased must present the duly attesIsd TO
Executor or before January 18th, 1874. or abide
the Act Of Assembly in such case made and pF0Vi .
ded. VICTOR Dupont, ExeentOr
WilminEton. Del. Jan. 20-2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

roSssS3 for sale BY Jas Cnppsn, 9TH and Market !
streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
THE RUSH 10 WASHNGFON.

ARRIVAL OF THE MILITARY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
R0oSEIN0 PLA0Es N PRRNIuN

The CIiy Crowded with strangers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
9Sttfes.

NOIlCE.-All persons having business before
~ the Levy Court OF New Castle county, are
hereby notthed that said Court will meet al the
N9nIt House IN the town Of New Castle on the 6rst
TUESDAY and during the month Of March next, as
4 Court OF Appeal uDon the Assessment and the
ialrs concerning the county,
By order Oft6s Court JNO. P. SPRINGER,
Iep<t-Ot Clark
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
FOR SALE.

80 twenty-five sm Ali lIou ses, from four to
~. SIX rooms, 10 dif5roat parts OF the city
IA Prices ranging frou 500 60 SloO0.
IL Terms easy. !. H. FRAZER
Real Estate Agent
Telegraph Bailding ~ near Market
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

NOR SALE. 1s
n small Tubular Steam Boiler . bout three
horse power. suitable for driving u small engine or
heating purposes. Price $50 Apply at this Of
sepl4-u
ROR SALE-lS or 20 Acres Of MAFah
Il Meadow Within the Gaty LAma0a.
The subscriber OdeTs for sale about Is or 20 acres
Of meadow land. adjoining his flower nursery and
truck faTm, bounded by tho 9aTesehe road and the
causeWAy, And by lands Of tlsO e.. LObdsll and
within one hundred yards Of the Wilmington and
western Railroad. The property is certain to be-
JACOB L. BROWN,
jan2S.u on the pTemiSss.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

IfOR KkNT-LATgs DWslling- -Hsaas, ~ -
H rooms. good spring water iu the kiteh- NJ
en- and at spring house; Garden. yards con !h
tanning trees Of pears and peaches grapes; W
pretty situation. high and healthy; COW and horse
pasture If needed. Would suit for a family Jr sum-
mer boardeTs; few minutes WALK from the village.
WM. +. HEISLER,
lsb25 st Newark. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
A Rare Chance tor a Tinsmith.

On account Of continued i'll health. 1 feel com !.
pelled TO offer my Stock. Tools and Fixtures for
sale. 1t is an old established aud good business
sitcatlOn indeet for person of moderate capital
one of the bsst in the city.
INQUIRE at No. lis Market street, Wilmington.
febl7 L. L DEACON
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

NOTICR-:KxCELsI0R LOAN ASSOCIATION.
stock in this Association at the once Of ID n Haw-
klns, NO. - Market street. All persons Tegister-
inG t9elr names can vote In adopting the Bylaws
and chooalng 0lhcers, BY applying early. fb2l-et
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
for Sale aud for RFat.

DOR RENT-New House. No. lA21 Har- IaanA
- rison street, eleven rooms, all modern
Possession At once IL desired. Inquire at
l4ll Harrison stFeet. febE6-tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
F0R SALE.

Several ersI-el1ss seven room Houses on
i!3 kirkW0od street. four 90 Eighth street be-
IL will be sold cheap and On re lsanabIs terms
Apply to McCLoSkET 4 MeMINEMIN.
decal-tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

LN0R SALE.-The two stoTied building AsaRr
n and lot back, situated in orange street. h;,
between Sd and ith streets. adjoining the ~
soap and candle mandatory. This prop -
eFty has front Orange street of 6o feet running
back that width - feet The building bY little al
teratOn would max a large machine shop. or would
do for many other manufacturing purposes.
For terms inquire Of r. ID. HICKS,
No. 3O7 ". 9th ST.. Whining ngt0n.
ianT-tukfmarI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

LN0E RENT -POssessiOl given Immedis; sly--
II The spaoinus Hail an Ants-ToOB in caB sllss
BaildihE, 40 King street. now OecCpisd b. The
MOrkiGgmen's Institute" Tho premises > ai-
mrably adapted 10 Societias, Musical or 1ia efsTy
Assoc AsSGS'a9Gs R EGf fS' Az sad % iaTasf ps.'e lars
OR. CAMERON. 30 Market slreet. % lt.ll.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

EoR RRNT-IwO large connecting Rooms -
H in the third story OF the say lille Build ~
facturing. Apply to ALEX. S1VILLE. u
febl-tf 5l2 Market street.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-27

Knight, Lincoln, Meigs, PAUL, Spens.
ley and Van Dusen-9,
Mr.. hincoln's motion to adopt them
prevailed.
1heredpon said report was embodied
IN the following statement, which was
adopted as the county assessm. Mt for
1873.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-27


OF the committee recommending that
county order issued to john f
Bartle in place Of court certificate lost.
was adopted
GA motion Of Mr. Meigs the board
adjourned until O'Clock p. IA.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Roll called-al the supervisors present
reading JournaI was dispensed with
The following report was received :;
To the Honorable Board of Superyis-
ors Of Iowa County:
The committee to whom was refer.
red the condition of public buildings
bee leave 20 report to your Honorable
Body that they have examined the
root-house, recently built by order of
the Board, and fud it constructed in
a very satisfactory manner, ana finish
ed with the exception Of an inside
door, They would also report that in
their opinion an entire new roofing
should be put upon the court house
building, as the present reof is in a
condition that entirely fails to protect
the walls below. We are informed bv
the sheriff that the trough conducting
the water into The cistern, on the
north side Of the building, is too small
to answer the purpose for which it was
intended; hence sometimes failure
Of water. Therefore, we recommend
that he be authorized TO remedy the
same. All Of which is most respect.
fully submitted by your committee.
II. VAN DUsEN, J
DANIEL XIMMER, Com.
JOHN JAMES.
Adopted on motion of Mr. Humbert.
The report of the committee on
claims, on bills No $40 and 577 was
then taken up, Palmer, Hooker Il Pit
KIN; pref. services and expenses in
bond suit, S420.25 reported back
without recommendation. was GA mo
ton OF Mr.. Coates allowed in full.
Bill No. 577 VIM. T. Henry, prof.
services and disbursement in bond suits
s4413 -, recommended by the com.
mittee for allowance at S39l3.24. Mr.
Coates moved to allow as recommend.
ed, which was lost.
Mr.. Lincoln in the chair. Mr..
Spensley moved to allow the bill of
VIM. I. Henry in full, and the ayes
and noes being called for, the motion
prevailed by the following vote,
Ayes-Bainbridge, Coates, Dimock,
Davies, Humbert, James, Meigs, Rob
inson, Spensley, Van Dusen and Ziln,
mer-1l.
Noes--Beunett, Jones, Knight, Lin.
coin and Puull-5.
The following report was received
10 the Board of Supervisors of Iowa
County.
Your committee to whom was re.
ierred the matter Of forming a basis
for the assessment of the county. would
respectfully submit the following:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-27
SIUUUUV.
Respectfully submitted,
G. G. MEIGs, J
D. D K Ky,n"n Com


Adopted on motion of Mr.. Coates.
On motion Of Mr.. Humbert, the
board adjourned until 7 o'clock p In.
EVENING SESSION.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll called-all the supervisors pres
ent. Mr.. Robinson in the chair.
On motion of Mr.. Meigs, the vote
adopting the report of the committee
on finance and taxation was recon
sidered.
Mr.. Spensley introduced and moved
the adoption of the following resolu.
tons.
Whereas in 1870 and 1872 this
board, in all respects, did obey the
wrts of Mandamus issued by the
United States Court commanding then
to levy and collect taxes to pay the
county Railroad Bond judgments, and
caused said taxes to be duly certified
to the several towns in the county,
thereby exhaustlng all OF their official
power and authority therein.
And whereas, the people Of saia
county are 50 impressed with the in
justice of the original contract, Great
Ing said debt, now declared by the
courts to be legal, that such obstacles
were interposed by the general public,
as to render the collection Of said taxes
levied, to pay said judgments impossl-
bic.
Aud whereas, the determined op-
position of the people, in those years,
preventing and rendering impossible
the collection Of said bond judgment
taxes, as well as all other local aud
State taxes, has convinced this board
that such efforts on their part are
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-27

Mr.. Lincoln moved to adopt said re
port.
Mr.. Bennett moved to substitute
the valuation per acre, by the county
board in 1872, for that recommended
by the committee, aud the yes and
noes being called for, the motion was
lost By the following vote.
Ayes-Bennett, Davies, Humbert,
Jones, James, Robinson and thinner
-.
oes-Baitbridge, Coates, Dimock
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-27

1t back without amendment, and rec,
commend its adoption.
W. L. LINCOLN, Chm.
WILLIAM ROBINSON.
Adopted on motion Of DR.. Van
Dusen, the computation of mile
age and per diem of supervisors was
referred to the committee on claims.
The unfinished portion of the report
of the committe on claims was then
taken up and the recommendation of
the committee concurred in Except
bills 546 and 577 which were deferred
until afternoon) as follows:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-27

Your committee on claims to waom
was referred the computation f
amount due members of the board for
mileage and per diem, would respectful.
ly report that the following statement
shows amount to which each superyis.
or Is entitled for attendance on the
July, August, September and annual
sessions
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-27
STATE OF WISCONSIN, }
Iowa CnuNlY 90. \

of supervisors, and Orville Strong,
county clerk Of said county, do here
by certify that the above statement is
the assessment of said county made by
said board, and that the value set op-
poslte each town and city in said
statement is the value thereof as de.
termlned by said board in accordance
with law on this nth day of Noyem.
Der, A. y, 1873.
la testimony whereof we have here.
unto set our hands and affixed the
seal Of said board of supervisors at
Dodgeyllle the day and year first
above written.
ORvILLE STRONG,
County Clerk.
JAMES SpENsLEY,
Chm County Board of Supervisors
Mr.. Robinson moved to instruct the
superintendent Of the poor to pay ia
full a bill Of the town of Pulaski for
$50 for medical services rendered one
Hanson at Avoca. Lost
Mr.. Robinson moved to instruct the
perintendents of the poor to pay in
full a bill of Dr. Eastman for ST. for
medical services rendered a pauper in
Moscow. Lost.
The following report was received,
TO the Board of Supervisors of Iowa
County, Wis.
Your committee to whom was re-
ferred the matter of finance aud tax
alton, have had the same under con.
slderation and respectfully recommend
the adoption Of the following resolu-
ton:
ReSo1oed, that the following amounts
and kinds Of tax be levied upon all
the taxable property of the county for
the year 1873, to-wit:
Z vi u cttle INK S3I3bl ,bT
or county tax 5i4RS 90
For County SCnool tax .................. 1870 "a
Fura tax TO pay the salary of the county
superintendent of schools for two years 10000
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-27

The committee also suggests the
propriety of allowing the committee
ON assessment compensation for one
day in addition for extra labor Per.
formed.