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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-05
PUBLIC PRINTING & BINDING,
And for supplying the State with
Stationery and Printing Paper,

for two years from the second "Wednesday
in January. 1870.
Each proposal shall be accompanied by
a bond executed according 10 law oE tme
bidder. with At least two good and Suffi-
cient sureties, residing In this state, in the
penal sum often thousand dollars, for all
State Printing: the penal sum OF two th"u-
sand dollars for all State Binding; ana
the penal sum of five thousand dollars Tor
furnishing Paper, conditioned for the
faithful performance of the contracts; and
no bids unaccompanicd by such bond will
be entertained by the Commissioners OF
Public Printing.
An approximate estimate OF the work
and material TO be- done and furnished,
together with blank forms for proposals,
bonds. etc, will he furnished upon appli-
cation To the Commissioners.
JOHN =. BURDETT,
President of Commissioners
of Public Printing.
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NOTICE..

1 LII PERSONS ARR. WARNED NOT
n 10 trust my son Henry R"ckcbrand
on my account, aS | will not he response
bile for any debts unless contracted 10y my
self. LOUISA ROCkEBltANn.
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i WHEELING
&. II. Garden 4 Co.,
VS..
Thos. Mccormick, trustee of In Chancery.
David +. schwartz.
The undersigned, Commissioner of said
Court, hereby gives notice that I'm pursur-
auce Of decree made and entered in the
above entitled cause by said Court, on the
18th day of September, A. d., 1874, he Will,
nj his office on the northeast corner Of
Chapline and Twelfth streets, in the city
of Wheeling, West Virginia, on the 18th
day of November, 1874, commencing at 10
o'clock, II. IN, proceed 10 ascertain and re-
port,
hands of the said Trustee, Thomas McCor-
mick.
secondly. What assets, if any, belong TO
the said trust uncollected, their character
and condition.
Thirdly. What liens there are, II any,
upon the said trust fund.
Fourthly. What debts are due from the
said trust fund, and their respective priori-
ties. fanny.
FifthIy. Any other matter deemed per-
tinent nv any of the creditors OF the said
David +. Schwartz, or any of the parties in
interest.
And notice is hereby given 10 all the
creditors ot David +. Schwartz, and Ia all
persons interested in said trust, that they
are required To present and prove their
claimsheforo me, on or before the 18th day
of November. 1874, ut my office aforesaid,
in the city oil Wheeling, West Virginia. :
T.. =. JORDAN,
Commissioner OF said Cour
DAVENPORT & DovESER,
soils for complainant. oc2lOawt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-05
AYERS
Cherry PeCtoraI
For Diseases ofthe Throat and l1ng,S''"
as Coughs. Colds, whooping Cough
BrOnchlsts, Asthma, ana
Consumption.

AIDoDg the ora,
disruyrrl"s 81
Inrslern s'i"hf'
that af. ~ nor
real yaluri1 mar
KIND than iiI.' -
hctuaI r'Hlei
all dIs.ass - 10
.InToataIhLshr
vast Trial -
vir'ur, hr"ln
0utihls and "'l'i
r1untri"' h
shown thai
-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-05

dOns surely and errc'ualIy "rnu ,,sT
The, testimony Of our best cilbsS1,,,,yy
classes establishes the iac'' ma I'D cur
PRETORIA will and dos r"n' " ~ ,,,si srf
the affecting Il! SDrdrrs ~ WI ,.,trs r.
IungS beyond any Other H",I's Puln.l.
nary OrRnrs WELD 90 IL power W. .,f,oH
Of CDnsUmptl cured bJ tnlsW'2sIs -
are publicly known, 80 ftI".,,, l.,atI
hardly 10 be believed, Ucrr pIo,s'1',,s,s 90
d,sputG. As remedy ~ j. ~ ,,,isr
which IN" puhIir may rely fF loi, g f.sr,
tion. By curing CDngDs. u. rH ,Isruu.
~ more serious iiSsass. " -, MA ~
b.rcd lives and amount % sun.'. 49, ar4
b. computed. II ehh.,.n,'s,Irai EFsD
f;,Iaiiy should keep u On had a., 81
tsCtiOn against the early ahh NY sfjsh
attack 81 Pulmonary A6Trti'yht',T,. .rof1ss
ar. easily mot NJ 1r-t, DGl nHT ",,.yl.,Slsd.
iururabi.. and Oftsn fatal u h's n /,
Tender lungs need this 'Iri+be' '''s,1..ri
unyi-.. Ia b. without ~. n. .,sss,..
Ca chikirsn, mid the di-tT~-,SI- o.; .
which Iasrt the Throat Hht A.. ,altl.
TIytliho<sI. cHERRY PEC10EAL il, ~ srs
hi. t1r, nv il timely use, mgI'I, .tsd
rrsrusf from prefnatrF" paN~ tb.Il.
10 IA. love and affection crnt'I''., 0ffI.
I, acts sna,,IlIy and surely agar h..fil.
nary colds. securing ~pund shI ira.
restoring sleep. So on sl NJ se,sspti''s.
bfesofne fnnuenZa and phlhIu,, IL "A, -
when they knov how EASILY "''
cured. -.. ,,,.,, f.i,1TinBs.
n nj ssis~s.ssfsi e},crnical ipye~tissuSs' 81.
@rs or ,oiI Is spared In maxi s va. f.
Tie in the utInost pp-siblr I.i,,,. AZ pc
may IL. con ffrntlaily reilal uLy ,.-bfbli.
ssssing al the yirtess u hss
ed. and capable Of promo
mem OTabie as the grsaielH
lcctssl. .zx
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-05
Forty years has tested the value Of
DIR. 4. n. TOdd's Anti-BflliouS and
Liver Pills

Forty years has tested the value Of
DIR. 4. n. TOdd's Anti-BflliOuS and
Liver Pills
THE BEST PILL NOW IN USE.
For BiliiousneSs,
Use DIR. A. =. Todd's Pills.
For Liver Complaint,
Use Dr. 4. =. Todd'S Pills.
For dyspepsia,
Use Dr. A. \. ToddS Pills.
For Sick Headache.
Use DR.. 4. =. Todd'S Pills.
For pisordered Stomach,
Use Dr. 4. =. Todd's Pills.
For Indigestion OF Food,
Use Dr. y. =. ToddIs Fills.
For Constipation of Bowels,
Use Dr. 4. =. Todds Pills.
For Palpitation of the Heart,
Use Dr. \. =. Todd's Pills
For Impurity Ofthc Blood,
Use nr. A. :. ToddS Pills
For Pains III the Head,
Use Dr. 4. -. Todd's Pills.
For Pains in the side,
U>c Dr. rs. Todd's Pills.
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS 4 CO..
PROPRlETORS.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
where.
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HALLS GALLERY.

M. Ills Main street. We still continue 10
furnish life size crayon work. by the best
artists in the country. and If YOU want TIA"
best 81 that class OF work, give us ronI
orders and you will not regret II. now
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-05
ANYTHING YOU WANT

In the way Of a first-c!ass picture, from n
fine little carte de visite up to 4 life size
or 20x24 finely finished photograph or life
size crayon. The.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-05
Be Made Beautiful,

And bring your friends with You. Rcmein.
Der tina; YOU have in Your city a gallery
that can compare with the hest in In"
country. for quality and variety Of work.
and come and test the truth al the asser-
ls,r tho
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-05
HALLS GALLERY,

On Main street. We invite the public to
call and examine this Monmouth size of
fine Photographs, and guarantee that II
will amply repay all who take the trouble
. 40 Won N npu hnNp
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COME AND BE SHOTAT

Those that do not wish To spend a large
sum of money for life size Crayon or oil
painting and yet would like To have some
tn ng ine, as an ornament. can now have
IL, and al a reasonable price. Come and
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-05
GRAND EXHIBITION !

The LEM tor the Big Camera has ut last
arrived from London, and specimens OF
work from the same, will be placed on eX-
hibition Saturday evening, the eth inst.
in the show windows at
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-05
SCHOOL BOOKS.

1 LII THE SCHOOL BOOKS Used IN
n the city and country schools. The
PEoPLES MONTHLY, and other popular
magazines for September. received. \
good line OF Blank Books and Stationery
always on hand.
q - alllAnN
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-12-03
Ac Ssery OF n Nickel.
From lie Iev anxorta tk.nA T. aes.

From cae I.,v NV ORTIZ (ktnl Tines.
There is an old man who lives On kicka-
boo street, wtc has tho "rheumatics" SO bad
that he can't te,,di.is body, and walks tiff
legged ~aL : Gaze. Yesterday he WAS
down town, sRl as he was coming down
past the market, he spicd nickel lying on
the sidewalk Ills only way to get it was
TO stand there and wait until some one
would come that he could trust with it,
and get them to pick it up. So lie drew it
over near the building, and took his stand
thereby, with his cane over it, so no one
could see the treasure. Many passed by,
aud he either thought them all rogues, or
else taat they would no. condesccnd to
favor him, until up came bright little boy
wlo looked too good for this world, and the
I'D gent was filed with joy as lie came, for
lie thought him his hommy calling the boy
, yer, he asked him to hand that nickel up,
when the urchin grabbed it and ran away at
iul speed, atevery step receiving TIE bitter
blessings of about as profIne an old Grip
pile rs we ever heard. |, was 4 shame for
the boy to act that way as the old man
earned bis nickel in waiting there for about
halt an hour, and it is Leardly wonder
that lac became greatly inc.nsed at losing
it.
Ave Lizards IN sac stomach of q
Woman
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-12-03
IRCCIEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS.

Nov. 10, 1S74-Board met. Roll was
calico All membess present except.E-
K. Rand. Minutes Of last meeting read
and approved. Motion of James laugh
er to give the com. on assessment time
till tomorrow at 2 o'clock to consider
their report, was carried.
Petition Of John Breitz referred to
committee on Sheriffs and Justices
claims.
On motion Board adjourned to Friday
the Goth dag of Nov. 1874, at o'clock
r. VI,
A. u. RICHTER, Co Clerk.
Nov. 30, 2P M-Board met pursuant
to adjournment.
Roll was called All members present
The minutes Of las. meeting were read
and approved.
The com. on general claims report as
follows:
We beg leave to make the following
supplementary report:
Account of Ernest Rudolph, cleaning,
amount $1,000. We recommend TO al
low In full.
Account Of VI. L. S. & W. X. r. for
passage; amount $500. We recon-
mend to disalIow S5O and allow $1,000.
Signed Vim. ROBINSON.
JSo. H. BOHSE.
i. X. RAND.
Report adopted and bills allowed as
reported, by unanimous vote.
The majority Of the committee on as
seasment presented their report, TO
which John Schuette not concurring in
the same. offers minority report.
MAJORITY REPORT.
Statement of all real estate and per-
sonal property, and the value thereof in
Manitowoc county.
As assessed and returned by town and
city assessors, 1874.
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JcuTHG,i u, as Z Procession

The Secretary Of the Treasury, in lc,
cisloL rendered on Tuesday, has given TIE
profession of Journalism new distinction.
lie has recognized it as one Of the learned
professions, to be ranked at least so far as
classification in the tariff laws goes, with
medicine, jurisprudence, and theology An
American journalist, who was returning
from Europe, bringing viii, him consid-
cradle quantity Of books, amounting in val
ne to several hundred dollars, for use in hi.
own library, claimed that tie books were
entitled TO be entered duty free, as FOR
ton Of his professional journal library. lie
bases this application ur on tia. section in
the Custom laws which MAKES provisions
for the free importation Of books for the
Of library Of physician. 4 lawyer,
ISrrs nj -
were imported, decided that journalism is
Jota profession, and that these books
coaiiG ACT be imported under that provi. ion.
n-ap,as& was taken to the Secretary Of
the Treaaa1y, who has decided that Jour
nalism ID 5 profession TO such an extent az
will give c soarnali.t the advantages Of this
PROVISION of the law.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-12-03
A SKULL In n Rock.

strang discovery is thus describel by
the Usage Nilsson Kansas Journal: -" A
human skull was recently found near til is
place, imbedded in solid rock which was
broken open by blasting. D. Weirley, Of
Usage Mission, compared it With q modern
skull which be had in his office. AMI found
that, although it resembled the latter in gen.
eral shape, 1t was an inch an quarter lar
ger 10 the greatest diameter, and much bet
ter developed in some other particular. He
says OF the relic: at is that OF the crani-
um of the human species, OF large size,
imbedied in conglonerate rock Of the terri.
airy class, and found several feet beneath
the surface. Parts CT the frontal, parietay
and oceipital bones were carried away by
the explosion. The piece Of rock holding
the remains weigh some forty or fifty pounds
with many impressions Of marine shells and
through it runs a vein Of quartz, or within
the Uranium crystalized matter, and through
it by the aid Of = microscope presents
a beautiful appearance Neither Lyell nor
Hugh Miller. it is stated nor auy Of the rest
OF tbs subterranean explorers report anv-
thing SO remarkable as this discover, at
Usage Mission The Neaujar man comes
nearest TO 1t, but the Neanderthal bones
were found in loan only two or three feet
deep be low the surface whereas this Kansas
akull was discovered in sold rock y
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-12-03
Chin CSC lotteries.

From the san Francisco CaIozlcc.
La addition to their other modes of gamb
ling, IN defiance Of law, carried on in San
Francisco, the Chinese engage extensively
III lottery schemes. These are patronizcd
not only BY the Celestials, bu, by the Span
ish and other white people. There is no
concealmeEt about the business. Tickets
may be purchased at almos. any Of the
second class Chinese stores. Large sums
IRE won anu lost. There are two drawings
daily. The FIRST drawing takes place in the
morning. and tie second take, place at 10
0 clock at night Tic prices of tickets
range from 10 cents TO So a piece, and tie
prizes vary from dime to $4,000. Tie
tickets are printed ON slips Of paper about
inches square, upon Which eighty charac
ers are stamped. The purchaser buys a
ticket, and with bru.h or pen marks of
tsa or twenty Of these sign, according to the
price OF the ticket. The te,.cr then takes
copy Of the purchasers ticket in book
Kept for that purpose. The drawings are
corducted in this manner The eighty
characters are separated and rolled up
They are next placed 10 a vessel and well
shaken, after which twenty Of the pieces
are drawn out, ana the corresponding posi-
tons on a blank ticket are marked as the
winning numbers. The ticket-holder com.
pares this ticket with the one he holds, and
the amount he wins depends upon the
numbers alike on both tickets lie wins
nothing unless Eve Of the marked spot.
correspond with those on the official ticke'.
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The Ing roll Maraer Trial.

i 81 &
fsqee a CORES ondenee OF the C .seaEo Tribune.
MADisos, Wis. Nov. ol-The trial u
Mrs. Sarah Ingersol, Of Sparta, On the
charge of murdsri1g her husband, Daniel,
By poison, in March, 1873, which has oecu-
I pied eleven days OF the Circuit Court. is
drawing 10 conclusion. The examination
of witnesses having been closed yesterday
noon, Mr.. J. VI. Morrow, District Attorney
for Monroe County, opened with an ab'e ar
gument for the prosecution, strongly piesel-
ting the case on that side, in speech occu-
pying two and a-half hours yesterday and
the same to-dty. lie WAS followed by the
Hon John Turner, editor of the Maustoa
Star, who has ably defended the prisoner
OF, the outset, aud who clearly pointed out
the weak points in the case cfthe Irosecu ion,
and made considerable Of the point that an in
sursnce company seeking to save policy On
the life of Mr.. lnsersoll was cooperating il
the prosecution. Col W. F. Villas, Of this
city, followed with powerfu!l effort FOR the
defence, REGARDED as the ablcst Of his life
The Hon. George D. Smith, of Ills city, will
close for the prosecution, probtoly en- Mon
day. In view of the amount AMI character
Of medical and scientiical testimony brought
out in the trial. relative to the working OF
strychnina poison, and its SYMPTOMS Compared
with spinal meningitis, and the careful sit
tsns CT this evidence, the case is one Of IN
common interest and importance
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Iptal.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,.

| STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
MANrTowOC COUNTY
A. NJ. Richter being duly sworn de-
poses and says that the above report is
Just and true, according to the best of
his knowledge and belief, and embraces
all the monies received by him for the
purposes named therein.
A. NJ. RICHTER, Co. Clerk.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this LIST day of Nov. 1874.
Signed, A PIKNINa,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
1 also beg leave to submit herewith
detailed statement of the transactions IN
the Office of the County Clerk from Oct
81, 1873, to Oct. 81, 1874, inclusive:
Oct 81. ls1a balance on hand 1924 50
Rec d from redemption uf taxes during
the year sloss ss
s5ss r.
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i Corpse that q still Lively
FROM the ST. Louis Globe.

There vas in this .oxH the Rspu5lieob.
which measured the length of the Democrat
&c party, ch0e romantic site for a grave
on breezy hill side slipping + the west,
dug deep and square, and nelly trimmed
the sides OF the Pit, and then requested the
corpse TO step in the he down, and 10! To-
day the corpse is setting on the stomach Of
OF the recumbent Republican. squeezing the
wind out of it, and poun ling its lacii eoun.
tenance cut Of recognition.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-12-03
From the Eeadin: pa lie.

On Wednesday Mrs. Mitchell yomited the
third live black lizard from her stomach
She is the wife of Mr. John Mitchell, who
resides in Cuaru Township, and is EN-
rioyed As machinest in the Philadel rhia
y Healing Railroad Company's shops, and
yesterday morning her husband brourh,
thereptile along to this city, when he came
to work, and presented it in bottle TO DR.
Dundore, who Is preserving it alive. 1t /:
4 inches in length, and is dark on the back
and spotted, very sinil>r to a trout, on th,
stomach.
Last spring when returning home from thi.
lily in carriage she yomited something
alive, whist she was leaning over the sid,
Of the vehicle, but did rot stop to examine
i. About two weeks ago she felt choak
: sensation, and threw up into basin at
home live lizard about inches in length,
aud on Wednesday another one. Abont
ia hour thereafter she telt choking sen
sation again ia her throat, which led her TO
te.ieve that there were mere liz ,rds in her
stomach.
Mrs. Mitchell is about SO years of age,
weighs about 200 pound, and is in GOOD
heaith, excepting occasionally she is atiict
81 with weak spells and Choking sensa-
hsn, but these are Of short Duration. One
tNe"tas last summer. a year ago, she drank
sa'er from the spout Of Il pump, and re-
MARKED - her husband at the time tI,a, sb.
be eyed she drank something alive with I'll.
water.
Mrs Mitchell intends taking some drur
to destroy the reptiles in her stomach.
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vi Quacks and lmpositors

No Ch@rEe for advice and Consultation Dr. J.
Il. Dsott. Er fGtiata of Jefferson Medical Col eye
Philadelphia. Gut ior of several yalu4bl. works
can be consul ed OF all diseases Of the Sexual or
Urinary Organs, (Which he made an especial
stuI~) either N male or female. no matter from
What cause originating or OF how long stan ling
4 prac ice OF 81 Years enables him TO treat tiSeas
es with success. Cures guaranteed. Charges rel-
sonable. Those ut distance en- forward letter
describing symptoms and enclosing stamp 10 pre-
paw postage.
Send for the Guide to Health. Price 10 cents
j. L. DIOTF, NJ. D. Physician and surgeon
S2Ily 1QI Duane Street. New York
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Q. EVEN, Co. Treasurer.
Manitowoc, Nov. 10, 1874.
REPORT OF THE CO. CLERK.
The county clerk respectfully reports
to your honorable body the amount of
fees received, from Oct. 81, 1873, the
date OF his last settlement with you to
Oct 81, 1874, inclusive, and that the
said amount has been paid to the county
treasurer monthly for which he presents
vouchers herewith aoneve3.
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The other evening Arnold's boy and Il e
ChaEd.er boy were standing in the Kitchen
in the dark, telling stores of Captain Kidd
and other Free Traders, when Araoll
senior sang out for the eleventh time with
in an houc:
Benjamin Franklih, 80 down stairs al
get that kiniling Immediately.
Chambers boy had just got to that part
of the story telling how the free and easy
sailor before mentioned used to NIX his
grog in coffin and slice small boys for
Fl ivoring.
Now Ben rever fanciel going into a
cellar at night and his fears were increased
ten-loli after hearing the weird romance of
the " Bloody Pirate" So, when he lie rd
the suggestive tramp of the governor.
boots in the hall, he quietly slipIel into
the closet, leaving Chambers boy sitting
by the FIRE.
Arnold senior came in and seeing Ben,
as he supposed not even string FIR the
cellar, he walked up to him and lifted him
up By the ear.
" Easy. Easy - shouted Chandler's boy
in surprise.
Easy shouted the old man complete
ly dumbtounded by Ben's supposed aulac
ity; easy" and he recovered his presence
oil mind sufficient to kick Chambers bow
into the coal hod and out of the door before
he discovered bis mistake.
| Chambers boy says he is going to knock
the stuffing ont of Ben as soon as the swell
ing goes down and his north ear gets the
crook out Of lt.--DaaJury Ntlrs.
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Paid on tar Certificates sc 215s- 81
Amt on hand subject to certif hold. cli 1sso 20
Il .sns =
all OF which is respectfully submitted.
Manitowoc, Nov. 1st, 1874.
A. NJ. RICHTER. Gu. Clerk
REPORT OF COM on FINANCE.
Your committee would respectfully re-
port that they have carefully examined
the report of the County Treasurer, also
the books, accounts, vouchers, ETC., in
his Office, and find the same to be cor
rect, with the single exception of coupon
No. ~ OF the l. S. r. z. County bonds,
which has not been presented, although
the same has been paid by the County
Treasurer, as he holds receipt of the
Union Trust Co., of New York, in which
the said coupon Is included.
Your committee would respectfully
recommend that the said report OF the
County Treasurer be adopted and placed
on file.
Your committee beg leave to further
report tina. they have examined the con-
tents of the safe in the office of said Co.
Treasurer aud find the several amounts
in his hands to consist of the following,
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The undersigned member of the com
on assessment does respectfully report,
that the above statement of valuation
Tor all real and personal property of the
County of Manitowoc, has been made
IN accordance with justice and impartial
ity, and further that il has eaualized
with the aid Of the County's actual sale
book, Town and City assessment, equal
lzed valuation of former years, and by
other information we could obtain and
we do truly believe that it is based ON
equality and justice, and We would there
fore recommend its consideration and
adoption. Signed.
JOHN ScHUErrE.
Amendments offered by Fleigler, Rand
and Donovan were lost. Motion to
adopt the majority report was carried Iby
ayes IA. Schneider, Bdlne. Zorn.
Sweasen, Werdeke, Faulhaber, DAIMLER.
Wilkins, Robinson, Playfair, Finlan,
johnson, Linstedt, Bartosh. Nays 9.
Taughsr, Almonds, Donovan, Fhegier,
Schuette, Johnston, Bean, Rand and
Toughey.
REPORT OF COUNTY rREAsuRER.
have the honor to submit the follow
ing report, showing the transactions of
the County Treasury, since last report.
The amount on hand as per last re.
port:
C,Sh .-s--
Tax Certificates a,ssS, .;
Order against kewalneo br,- tx
trter against Franklin ~ m
government Bonds nj ~, 1
Mortgages and Notes sss,S a.
SSS5s6 Ii |
The receipts during the year have
been as follows: