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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06
DAjly Ge.ltmtttiA(. 1

General Horace Porter, Mr.. A. B. Pullman.
Hon. @. p. KimbAll. of Maine. Col. J. ". Fornsy
and other: Influential and prominent gentleman.
from Pittsburg, Chicago, Boston, New York,
philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington, hsys
excepted tho invitation to be present at tho
Clayton House banquet this evening. At II
O'Clock, this morning, the number Of acceptan-
ces was 235. q l-tl.esE
vIcc-President Wilson GomipE TO Wilmington,
yice-Presitient Wilson has given his consent
to lecture in Wilmington, under the auspices OF
Wilmington Division. No. 1, 8. of T., at any time
when arrangements can be made. The lecture
will be given IN the Opera House.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06

First class rooms on second floor will be
charged the same as first floor.
Parties desiring to remsin week or more can
make special arrangements. Il
RULES OF THE CLAYTON HOUSE.
Meals or luncheon sent, to rooms will be
charged extra. rst aI-. lr
Parties leaving the house after any meal hour
will be charged for the meal then prepared.
Guests inviting friends to dinner.are requested
to give early notice at the office that extra seats
may be provided. ~ -. ..5r-4 /.
Children will not be permitted to make use of
the drawing-rooms or parlors for play.
Bathrooms must be applied for to the cham
bermaid in charge Of the floor where located.
Hot irons will not be allowed in rooms.
Guests wishing to leave In early trains can
have meals at any time by giving notice at
office. lrs ms
Guests are earnestly desired to report at the
Office any incivility on the part of any servant
connected with this house.
ALI bills payable weekly.
HOURS OF MEALS.
Breakfast, from to 10
Dinner,
Tea, 6" 8 SC
THE FIRST GUESTS. su-
The CLAYTON House was not opened to the re-
ception Of guests until this afternoon, but yes
terday, four persons, W. II. Smith, W. I'll
Courtney and wife, Of New York, and Lewis
Gaener, Of Baltimore, arrived and were assigned
rooms. These were the first guests Of the new
hotel. a
THE SILVER WARE.
The silver ware is really of an elegant ant
chaste design and probably not inferior to tha
of any hotel in the country. 1t was selected by Mr
O. F. Rudolph and reflects not little credi
| upon his taste andsenterprise, in securing thu
contract against the bids Of some of the larges
establishments in the country.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06

THE WATER WITCH FAIR.-The Water Witch
crowd. The buggy was drawn by James Brad
ford the gold watch, by Joseph Messick the
silver horns by the Delaware Fire Co. the
cook stove, by James Crooks. Mr.. Crooks also
drew the handsome ship-model. A long list Of
other articles was also drawn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06

Lumber is arriving in large quantities at New
Castle, for the Tasker works.
The engine on the Baltimore train gave out
this morning, and it failed to make connection
again with the Delaware train.
The chief sof Keokuk Tribe, No. 8, Imp. o. Il
M. visited Philadelphia, last evening, carry ng
with them an engrossed resolution Of thanks td
Wyoming Tribe, Of that city, for their late o.
pitality.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06

Mr.. Turner was formerly Mayor of Whining
| ton. In the days OF the old Wing party he was
/ a somewhat noted politician, but Of late years
| took no active part in politics, and was leading
a retired life. He was member Of st. Paurs
NJ T. Church.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS..

i. PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
e.fi lf sg,oy PHn.ADELPHIA, March 0.
Cotton limited demand, 21@211<. Flour steady
superfine 4s<@49<. extra 81, Penna. extra fam
lily, 89x99. sRys hour quiet, "a. Wheat dull,
red 9O095, amber 81, white $29210. Rye quiet,
IS. Corn steady, yellow 5S1S959, mixed wes-
tern 60. Oats more active, white 49@50, mixed
47@48. Whiskey firm, o.. Gold 1511.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06

DErLNEp.-The 2.30P P. M. train from Phila.
delphia was detained about q half-hour yester-
day, by the locomotive jumping the track just
beyond Gray's Ferry bridge. Another locomo-
tive was sent ont and brought the train on to
q
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06

CHANGE OF CASHIERS. w. W. Ferris has re-
signed his position, as Cashier OF the Delaware
City National Bank, and Francis McIntire has
been elected to fll the vacancy. Notice Of the
chanRa Ia given. elaeRhera.a . - W.
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weather Racord.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
-s...5 -tt..s wAsHINdToN, March g.
Probabilities For the Middle States, North
ward to Virginia falling barometer, rising tenn
perature and Southerly winds, with clear wealth
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06

SEVERE FALL.-Mr. G. N. Caleb, Freight Agent
of the W. a. W. R. r., at this city was serio, sly
injured, this morning by fall. His inJu te1
were Of of an internal nature, but are not falal
He is confined to his bed.
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new York.
MURDER N BROAD DAYLIGHT.

New YORK, March 6.
Charles Green, Secretary of the Bricklayers
Association, was shot in the street. this morning,
by Charles Marwig, President of the Association.
The difficulty was the result Of a quarre
about the funds of the Association.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06
HEALDs' HVoEIAN HOME.
PUsEY HKALp, N. D. pavaImI
MARY q. HEALD. n. D,

MARY Il. HEAIb, n. B., FA4SiOlAN' =
mar19-1yof ss- a,,y ..
THIS new, frst class Institution for the Hygienio
Treatment OF Manifestations Medieines-has now
been In successful operation for fifteen months,
with patients from seventeen States and Territories
In the HYdIENIC TREATMENT OF the sick, we repu-
diate the entire system Of drug-giying as not only
utterly faaci0us but terribly destructive TO health
happiness and life. Medicines such as are daily ad-
mnstered to sick persons, II given TO those in Wig
orous health would inevitably make them Ill. Rea-
son, Nature. and true Science must and do condemn
such Healing ~ Art"
We rely solely upon natural means, which include
an appropriate combination OF Wholesome Food
Pure Air, Various forms OF Tepid, Hot and Cold
Baths in Pure, Soft Water, Swedish Movements fol
the strenqtheninR Of feeble muscles, the relief oi
congested organs and equalization OF the circula.
tion, Magnetism, Sun Baths, Abundant Sleep and
Rest, Outdoor Exercise, Proper Clothing, Recrea'
DIX M. H. HEALD gives especial attention q
ladies, as does DR. p. HEALD 20 gentlemen. b.
Cases visited in Town or Country. 81
marl9-Tu. Th&sat-fp p
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06

Z DIED OF HIS IsJUR1Es. - Jehn McMenamin,
who was injured during thej winter, whilst sled
ding, died, this morning, at o'clock,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06

SUDDEN DEATH.-John M. Turner, who re-
sides at No 2O3 East Sixth street, this city drop
ped dead upon the station platform at Charles
town, below Elkton, on the z W. y. H. x
apeake cunning for ducks, in company with
Barzilla Heisler, and this morning they started
to return home. Just as the train drew up at
the station upon which they were TO take pas
sage, Mr.. Turner staggered and fell, and died
without a struggle. The CORNER for Cecil
county was notified and a jury Of inquest was
held during the day. The corpse is expected
home by the evening train.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06

THE CONFERENCE APPoErMKrs.-W state, on
behalf of Mr.. Lewis E. Barrett, of the Star Of
Ace at Easton, Md. that he proposes to pub
lish a list OF the M. L. Conference appointments,
Immediately upon their announcement. II they
are given out on Monday night, as is possible,
he will mail the list, by Tuesday mornings mail
Copies of the list may be had by addressing Mr..
Barrett. and enclosing ten cents.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06
Spain,
ATTEMPTED 1NsunREcT1oN IN ANDALUsIA.
zF.1,xn M, n

The Garrison at San Rogue, Andalusis, at
tempted on insurrection in favor Of Don Carlos,
but was suppressed and the offenders imprison-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06

Gold closed yesterday at 1855. Government
securities generally decined1s u.
A block of buildings at ListoweA, Ontario, was
burned yesterday morning. Loss $4,000.
The Riverside Hotel, at Paterson, N. j., was
burned yesterday morning. Loss S2S, 900.
Hon, A. H. Rice has been nominated as the
Commissioner for Massachusetts at the Vienna
Exposition.
The steamer Palestine was sunk in the Ten
nessee river ON Tuesday. by running against the
railroad bridge at Danville.
Allen G. Jones, bookkeeper Of the Southern
Bank OF Georgia, is reported missing, aud a
defaulter to the amount of $4,000.
A6welling in Portland, Maine, occupied by
four families, was burned on Tuesday night, and
. woman named Clark persisted in the flames.
A suit against Horace Saunders, at Boston, fol
slander in accusing David Nichols OF forging hi'
note, has been settled by Saunders paying $40,
000
At Chicago yesterday, Henry M. Stanley re
ports that his agent, A. NJ. Dooland had alb
seconded with $500, the proceeds OF 3 suudA,
evening lecture. i
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SECOND EDITION. /.
From Chester.
LAUNCH OF THE ooLrMA,

IL 1lze 81 .If VI CHEsTER, IA. MARCH o.
The iron steamer ColinlG for the Pacific Mail
steamship Co., twas launched successfully from
Roache' ship yard, this morning. e.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06

UNoR LADIES' RINGLETS and gentlemens curls.
II we have several Sizes plnching and curling
tongs and irons. And also variety Of gaufferfng
scissors and pinkiHg irons at
No $50 Eight Thirty-nVel Market st. below Ninth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06

NYoFICR-we are now selling our best Extra
~ Family Flour at 811.25 per bbl, delivered %
copsumera within the city nmlts.
- =" - ! JAMES e PRICE co. a.
fabl.ly Bran Jwine Hila loot Walnut.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06
ReaI Eslate.

Property soLp.--D. L. Hawkins, Real Estate
agent has, within two weeks, sold the following
described properties in the city of Wilmington
House No. 8O7 Washington street, for BENZ
F. WoolstOu, to Joseph l.. Carpenter, Jr.
Carpenter. Jr, to Sarah T.. MoFarlan.
House No. 722 East 7th strest, for Littleton
H. Sammons to B. Cannon, Esq.
He has also Just closed a bargain for Lot OF
Land in the Western part of the city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06

KING STREET..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06

elaborate In their dssigu Of course, but in their
general adaptation 10 the business, not one par
ticle superior to the Olayteh House.
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in tho matter, which report i, approved.
1t Is therefore ordered that an order be
drawn upon tho Country Treasury in ia
vor of George Stevens for the sum Of sew
enty dollars for damages sustained by res-
son OF taking possession OF said Stevens
land and using portion thereof n. a pub
lie road, thereby Destroying a portion Of
his crop.
1t is ordered that the County Judge and
County Clerk are hereby requested and
authorized to approve the Collector. bond
in vacation, when presented with suHi.
Gent securities, and that the same he re.
corded with tho proceedings q tho Court
and forwarded 20 tho State Auditor as
directed by law.
Wheroupon Court adjourn.d until Court
10 Courfe.
by order of tho County Court.
Attest JACOB g. LySCn,
County Clerk,
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RIVER NEWS.
MEMrnls, Dec. ao.-We..her clear a

MEMPHis, Dec. 3o.-Westher clear and
pleasant. River falling rapidly. De.
parted--iSt Joe, julia, GleBcoe, for St.
Louie; John Kilgour, Lost night, Cincin-
matt; Legal Tender, White River; Belle
Texas, Pine Bluff
NEW ORLEANS, December 5J.-Ar-
Tived-Ihos Sherlock, Cincinnati; John
y Msnde. Memphis. Departed
Cincinnstii John A Scudder, -. Louis ;
Mary Miller, White river. Weather clear
and cool.
EVANSVILLE December Weather
clear aud cold. Mercury II TO 81. River
fall % inches. Port let, up--ldlewild,
Mary Ament, Roberts, Arlington, Nick
Longworth, Florence Lee, Quick.tep
Down -Fsyeite, Torascon. All with good
trips. Business fair.
LITTLE Rock, Dec. 30.-Wea,her clear
and cool. River still declining, with 3
fest Ia channel above, o feet inches ty
gauge st thu. point. Arrived-Fort Glib
son. above. Departed-Fannie Ta.um,
above John Howard, New Orleans.
crscISNATI, December 30.-River "A
feet 6 inches aud falling. Arrived: Il
w Skillenger, Pittsburg; Cnarmer,
Granville; j ID Parker, Memphis. De-
parted: Pat Roger, Memphis II Il Hud-
son, Wheeling. Weather clear and cold
ST. LOUIS, December 3o.--Arrived-
Grand Tower, Memphis City Of Quincy,
New Orleans. Departed City of Vicls-
burg, Vicksburg. River falling, and q
large quantity Of ice 10 moving. Unless
tho weather moderstcs navigation will
soon be suspended. The weather is cles,
and cold, but the wind has yeered around
10 the south, and there is prospect Of &
thaw tonight.
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MARKET REPORT.

MEMPHIS, December 30.-Flour in fair
demand and advanced G 25G9 IS. Corn
m9al dull ut 3 ID. Corn dun Csc. Oats
q Il and lower GOC952c. Bran scarce and
firm lec. Lard quiet and unchanged.
Bulk meats in fair demand and advanced,
shoulders G6Gtc; sides 7t97:c Hogs
steady, 6 IO(97 90 for dressed. Cotton
quiet.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 30.-Corn quiet a.
zoe. Molasses in fair demand; fine sasie
oistsrn bottom 75c; fair coo; AL prime
s1(a64c; strictly primo CO.; others I'M
changed. Cotton in active demand; sales
0, 700 bales; yesterdays prices repeated;
receipts 1929 bales exports TO Continent
s37; to Great Britain l5,2l3; stock 2i6,-
Cl7i unsold 1920.
ST.. LOUIS, December 30.-Flour quio,
and unchanged. wheat, spring, firm and
higher; No 2 20(Gl Il fall firm but
not active; No 3 red 4o@l AZ; No 2
l G2@l G5. Corn dul! and IOwor No.
mixed offered At SIC cash. 55c bid. Oats
firm but not active; No 2 mixed 4l@42c,
Barley, all below choice dull and weak
Rye steady No s2ic. Pork quiet IA
| 6Odl5. Dry salt meat stiff; sales Of loose
| clear rib, seller March, Kansas City, Tie !;
| loose shoulders on track sac. Bacon firm;
shoulders 7c clear rib nc; clear s!@,8ic
packed. Lard in good demand prime
steam Sc; kettle Ste, Whisky steady, 95c
! Hogs stiff and higher packers lots 4 900
8 %; bulk sales 5(G)5 10. Receipts, 1880.
Cattle in good demand good TO choice
nstvo 25@95 80; Texan and Indian 3G1
90
CHICAGO, December 30.-Flour dull; no
shipping demand. Wheat dull; no ship
| ping demand, unsettled, aud closing quiet
At 10 below the best prices OF the DAY
No | spring lssG9l 10, No ! II on
spot, ut January, | 200 February
No3l Is. Corn in active demand and
advancing, but unsettled a, the close; No
2 mixed 60@63i on spot, Bag January
new No mixed 5O@52.' Oats firm N
ssb on spot, 80! February. Rye steady ;
No27767S. Barley in fair demaLd and
advancing No q fall 39$l 40; No
IDOL IA. Pork fairly active and unset-
tied, closing l5c lower; IA IS on spot or
January; IA rs February. Lard steady
at 81 on spot or January, 81 February
Bulk meats in good demand shoulders
6s; clear rib iooss s(9i higher for
packed. Green meats firm shoulders CT
hams 7i@s3 for IL to lsib average
Whisky firm Mt %
NEW YoRK, Dec. Colour firm and
in moderate demand; superfno G0@6
common to good 6 50aG IS; good tc
choice 6 9o@7 30. White wheat, extra
4O(9S. Whisky quiet a. 97!c. Wheat
scarce ard higher; No 2 Chicago spring
/ 5s0l SO; No 2 northwestern l 80
Iowa spring ] 5s@l 80. Rye and bsrley
unchanged. Corn--western mixed aaoa
s4}6Sjc; in store S3AQsic. Oats unset.
tied aud irmeri mixed western 5sa6lc
white 6o@e2c. God,c, sugar and rice
quiet. Molassp, l?m. Pork hrm; mos
i6@lGtc; March l6lc. New mesa boo
quiet and unchanged Hams quiet at GAG
2bc. Gut meats quiet shoulders &c; Jan
usry esc; middlcs higher; long clear TAG
Tic; short clear ss@sic' Lard weak
westesn steam SIC; December and Jan
uary ss@s l3.leci February obc; Michi
gan ?sG0!c.
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In the matter OF tho petition OF Wllllsm
Sickmen for the privilege of keeping
ferry At Santa Fe, in this county, and the
said VIM, siekmon having paid ten dol
lars-one years thx-the amount fixed by
the court, and having filed his bond with
security thereon. 1t is ordered that said
William Sickmen's petition and bond be
and they are hereby approved, and tina. a
license DO granted unto him for ferry as
aforesaid, and that he be allowed to charge
such toll and ferriage as heretofore fixed
by this court.
1t 10 considered and ordered by the
court, that tho bid for furnishing twenty
tons Of coal Of T.. NJ. Ward, be and tho
same is hereby accepted ut tho price Of
So 10 per ton.
II is considered and ordered by the cour;
| that tha.sum OF nineteen dollars and Efty.
three cents DO allowed, and an ordered
drawn upon the county treasury for the
sum, in favor Of VIM. j. Milford, road
supervisor of district No. T. and that be
pay the amounts remaining due ard un.
paid, and ile the receipts therefor in ,hi,
court.
1t ia ordered tina. Nicholas Smallenberg
Richard Fitzgerald and Henry WhitcamT
be and they are hereby appointed special
commissioners TO assess the damage.
caused George Stephens by taking par,
Of his field Tor q road, while lao had hi
crop in, and that they report thereof ID
writing to this court as coon as prsctica
bic specifying the amount and nature %
damages, If any.
1t is ordered that the report Of L. Dick
erson, supervisor Of road district No, 3
Is hereby approved; and whereas, III,
balance cannot DO divided justly in thu
now road district 10 be formed, therefor,
it Is ordered that the said road supervisor
proceed and expond the balance on hsnl
on the roads Of said district whore repair
arc mos. needed and necessary.
II lie ordered that tho report OF Jane
L. hcCrite, heretofore appointed By thi
court 70 make arrangement with the su
pervisor Of road district No. 4, for the 70
pairing Of the bridge over Tsshe's creek
ia hereby approved and filed.
In the matter Of the petition to chang,
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i.nnlon.

LONDON, December 30.--Mr. Hsmol ,un
official Of tue board of trade opened in
quiry into tho Vile Dellavre disaster to-
day. lie stated that tho object WAS TO elici.
facts, and there wa, no desire 10 prefer
criminal chargc. against anyone. The
second and third mates of tho Loeb Earn
were the hrst witnesses examined. They
testified that they did everything in their
power to Prevent q collision, and described
tho efforts they inside 10 attract The attsn-
tion Of those on board tho steamer.
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photographic.
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
From Cleveland,
DEATH OF CuAKLEs erErsos.

DkATH OF CHARLIE eTETsOS.
CLEVELAED, Dccem Der 80. - Charles
S.etson, the lawyer who shot himself last
Saturday, died this morning. lie was un.
consciou. from the time OF the shooting
until his death.
KAILKOAD MATTERS
are quiet here. There are rumors that the
engineers on tho line of the Lake shore
will strike on Monday or Tuesday mex. !;
but no definite information can be- OBJ
tanned. Those who have tho bcs. means
Of Information, say no strise is oontsin-
plated.
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WEDNESDAY, MoRsISo, Dec. 3, 1873.
lis ordered by this court that the fol-
lowing named persons be allowed tho Sow
eral sum, set opposite their respective
names US per bills filed and tina. orders be
drawn on the county treasury accord
ingly, viz:
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FRIDAY, December sth, 1873.

I, is ordered that this court receive
sealed proposals to o'clock pm, 10th
December, A. d., 1879 for the fol-
loving contract, for one year from Jsnu-
airy Ist, A. ID, 1874, viz; I-
!. Contract for keeping, boarding,
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contrac, and give bonds as required 10y
rulo Of this couit
Where's n. Ieilh and Justice Il Cum
ningham having lid an equal and same
amount for tho furnishing of collins and
for the burial of pshporS, 1t is therefore
ordered thatth contract therefor BIO de-
,ermined by lot.
And therefrom said daci.ion having
been made by lot aforesaid, the contract
10 awarded therefor TO ,ai1 Justice X.
Cunningham. at tho ratio Of FIVE dollars
for zach coffin and Elk dollars fJr each
burial, both of which to he as prescribed
by this court, and the said burial TO b.
made a, Lotus Cemetery
1t ia ordered that the sum OF 81 200 %
10 allowed Jacob @ Lynch, County
Clerk, for making the tax book oi 1913,
and that m order be drawn upon the
County Treasury therefor.
i. is ordered that tho two bonds of
Samuel w. Cook and David g. Brown
for keeping grocery and 10 soil vinous,
spirituous and formentei liquors in less
quantities than one gallon, at the mouth
Of Clear Greek in this county, one of said
bonds being for tbroo thou sand $4,000
dollars and the other for five hundred
$500 dollars, be respectively approved
and fled and he having paid into the
County Treasury the sum of Que hundred
(fl0o) dollars, as per County Trca'urer's
receipt on file, as required by this court,
i. i. ordered and sijudscd that "A license
issue TO him 20 keep GREGORY Tor the
term Of one year from the date hereof
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WEDNESDAY,, December 18th, 1873.

WEDNESDAY,, December nth, 1873.
1t is ordered and adjudgcd by tho court
that the tax book, as prepared by the
county clerk, be and the same is hereby
approved and received, and that tho taxes
on real and personal property of this
county be collected as extended in said
tax book, and that the county clerk turn
over said tax book 10 the county collector
of revenue as soon as his bond is filed and
approved.
Itis ordered and adjudged that tho con-
tract for county printing, as advertised
for, DO and the same is hereby awarded
to the "Caio Bulletin" at tho rate Of
S275 per year, payable quarterly ALL mat
tsrs to be publishsd IN the daily and weekly
"Bullsiin." ~ tFy tt
It Is ordered and sdjuaged that the
contract for keeping psupers Al the Poor
Farm, according to the rules and regu-
lations established BIZ this court, is hereby
hgures, viz; All persons over Y years of
age, $40 80 each; all persons under ~ years
Of age IS 90 osch--ssid Thomas A. Brown
10 eater into contract aud give bonds &C.
cording to the rulo established therefor.
1t is ordered and adjudged that the
contract for medical attendance and the
furnishing Of medicines TO paupers at
Poor Farm is hereby awarded to Henry
G Barkhausen no being the lowest bid
der therefor, at tho sum Of two hundred
and ninety 1890 dollars pOr spnum,
payable quarterly. a
And tina. said Baykhausen enter into
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tho road leading from Thetes to Scx,oss
creek, etc, /. is ordered that Ramon
Thorn psob, Uriah McOollum ard Martin
V. Brown he and they are hereby ap-
pointed commissioners 10 perform the dn-
ties a. such commissioners, as the law di.
reefs.
/. lie ordered that the following named
persons be allowed tho several sums set
opposite their respective namts, and that
orders be drawn upon the county treasury
accordingly, to-ait;
Jacob q Lynch, for foes ia Grim
inal cAses.........,.,...,........ sii 70
j Y Ward, for repairing sidewalks,
coal house, cisterns, etc., about
courthouse in full of bill for s93 n so
Moses Hutson, Tor services as sup
ervisor road district No 7........ II 10
X Fitzgerald, for services as super
sor rosd district No l......... .... 20 90
G. w Short for services MS super
visor road district No G ........ . Il a.
Jacob G Lynch, for making tnan-
cial statement TO September lst
lS13,... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 w
vices rendered as county clerk. GO %
4. is ordered that Fredolin Bross DO al
lowed the sum of two hundred and fifty
dollars, for his salary as county judge for
three months from September lstto De-
cember lst, 1873, and that an order be
drawn upon the county treasury therefor
II is considered and ordered By the
court that the following supervisors ro-
ports of road districts bo and they are
hereby approved, viz:
Repor. of Richard Fitzgerald, supervi-
sor road district No l; report of VIM j
Milford, supervisor road district No 4 /;
report Of g w Short, supervisor road dis
trict No G.; ropor. of I A Brown, super
visor road district No 3 report of Moses
Hutson, supervisor road district No y;
repor, OF } II Upchurch, supervisor road
district No 4.