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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-07-16
Something Worth knowing.

II il worth something to Snlw thai the shortest pos
sible route from Kan.as City To Buffalo, Pitt sburg
Wheeling, Farke-sburg, Balt.apr., Philadelphia
New York Vosipn aad iasemediase points 10 through
ST. Lons, over the ST Louis. Kansas City Northern
short Line, and the shortest possible route from Kan
sas City to Hanni'.ai Caincy. Chicago Toledo de-
troii, and intermediate oinss VIA st; LOUIS, kansas
ming six fast express trains than any other
line, between the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers
This road, in connection with the Kansas City, ST.
Joseph Council Bluffs Z. H.. forms ise only Omaha
and ST. Louis through line running through Pullman
Sleeprg Palaces between Omaha ard ST. Louis, and
mia, Utah, Sioux CITY, Omaha, Council Bluffs, Nc
brsska City, and 50. Joseph cennec: By all
tIu;ss OF TIE Kansas City, ST. Joseph Council Bluff.
Railroad. closc and direct for ST Louis and all points
East via Louis. ANY other line 81. Louis involves
n iay-over at Kansas Cay Of five hours, one train.
This is the only line running many trains with
perb Reclining Chair Coaches, elegantly carpeted, and
lifted with dressing with touet conyenisHces for
ladies, gentlemen ani families, siIout any eefyl
charge Ticket agents selling tickets TO the East; will
yotich for the above facts. ad ftrrn.h tickets map
c,rcuIars and time tables h This route For other in
formation r.iaii.r 10 ihi- line address A. e. Dawe,
St Jo.-lb No "ri' q '.rg-'', :, Lou-. No
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sHCaET SOCIETIES.

4 ofP-CysDoS LODGE No :, meets every We,in's-
dayI -,e..IaS at o'e.ock, IN s.as'nic Hat w. .
WELLS, e. e, \. .. OxvIs, Il. vi x. ;.
IoOF--SNIrx. Lops.E No. -. meets ut Odd Eel
lows Hall every Thursday evening al % cioc-. L.
j GRANT, y. e., NJ CHAMPION, secrciar!-
lO.OF.-SiNAi ENcANPHESrNo.l Is, at Odd Fellows
Hall first AMI third Tuesdays ia each month. AT
O'Clock L. NJ All Encamini members IN COOS
are invited to attend. l.. j CRAM, T. T., o. a
DHyiS, Scribe.
AFSAM SALLY, LODGE No c., ut Masonic II al,
first and third Monday in each month. ID L. WAC
STAFF, W NJ, J. DEWITT, SECRETARY
SALINE ROYAL ARCH CRATER No. Is, at Masonic Hall
second and foar;h Mons,ay in cach month b. }. +.
HAMA, NJ .E.H.P., J. DEWITT, Secretary
NiHi.u LODGE, No 5, or R-Mecis lii u al Fellows
Hall second and fourth Friday evening. of eirl, month
atfpn T. L. NoHrcN, y. q; Ms. =. \. Scnro>
v. q; Z. CoSEaD, L. ;.
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Co East By Var OF St. Louis.

In three days OF railroad competition the tray
cler selects his r,ute before leaving me In almost
every instance he desires reach his destination
speedy as sibk. and tpS the accomplishment Of that
purpose the Missouri Pacific Through Line from tho
westt the East, via Kansas City aad ST. Louis, or
inducements unsurpassed by any other line in the
country. Everything connected with the Missouri
Pdcifc Il. L. is frst class. and the adoption OF the
Miller Platform and Westns hoasc Air Brake, to geth-
with its Pullman.seelers and reclining chair coach
es, render trip over the line perfectly safe and
pleasant. Passengers from all parts Of the West by
taking its Express trains at Kansas City, Leavcns-
worth, Atchisoa aal other prominent cities. are land
cd in st. Louis ut scasonab;e hours, morning and
evening. and in ample time to make direct connection
with all Railroads FOR every point in the NORTH East
AMI south -Particular information, with MAPS time
table,, g. may be had al the various Through Tick
ct " Office. in the west. or upon personal written
application TO &. II. Baxter, Western Pisse ger
Agent Kansas City. Mo, Or T.. A. Ford, Gen. rassen-
Ser A.4ni, ST Louis, No.
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Chicago Short Line.

Via st. Louis, Kansas City and Northern, anil CHI
cago Alton Railroads. crossing the Mississippi on
the great iron bridge at Louisiana. No., and passing
through Jacksonville, Bloomington anil Joliet. No
Gan.fsrs, no ferries, no change of cars. The only
lire running Reclining Seat Palace cars between Kan
sas City and Chicago whoa; Change Nocxtra charge
Tor seats In these Pullman Palace Sleeping cars
run through between Kansas City and Chicago. with
ont change. Palace Dining cars day trains Time,
track, Scenery, accommodations. ahead Of all other
routes. j. C. McMULLfX.
General Superintendent, Chicago.
JAMES CHARLTON, Gen. Pass'r Ag't Chicago.
FRANK G. HIGH, Western Travelling Agent, Kansas
City, Mo.
Chicago Past Freight Line, shortest quickest and
best. W. H. REED,
General Western AGENT Kansas City, Mo,
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CHURCH DIRECTORY

PRssnyrERIAy-w 4 siniikins, Pastor. Preach
ing each Sabbath at II A. NJ. and T. NJ. Sabbalh
school, $50 l.. N. Prayer Meetings "Wednesday eve
ning,.
MEr,ropIsT EIrscoPAL-Rev. E. " Hall, Pastor,
Preaching every Saba;h, at lJ:';o A. NJ, and ID
O'clock 4. NJ. sabbath school, each Sabbath, at
"a. n. Prayer Meeting, "Wednesday evenings
EriscorAL-R.v-L. ii. Lee, Pastor Preaching IN The
first and t.ird SibbIibs oi each month al III n NJ
CarHoLIc-i;cy JOHN Fo-arty, Faster Services on
the src,nd sabbath oil each month al the Court h""ee
BArTisT--Rey. J. II. DJwncr. Pastor. Preaching on
the trs, and i.rl suniIys oi each month"; i"r"ins
and evening sabbath school, 81 a. M, every
sabbath Prayer meeting wc'irc,;iay e'eains
CHRISTIAN Cnr:cIi-Prrachilg in the BAPTIST church
on The III and Alb Lords day Vi each npitii, u
liler A ID. tsoD,tw.a
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

.yu,is. Of the District Court. n. PRESCOTT
Senator. il. EDWARDS.
Railroad As-csSpr-H- e LESLIE.
genrrsr,tatIye-J. WEAVER
County Conm.ssiOacr--N. u. SCHoIi, c'.alTifiu
g. NJ PALMER and X. :. tHANriiS-
County Ci-rk-DiyIp EfEEE
County Attofney--E. W. HoDGHINsoS.
Pro.ie Jul.e-iiaNGT LOAN.
Clerk of the Observation-Disclosures EDSDi
Cor.ty lrcas;Ircr--C. r. FArLkNEI.
Sheriff.. i. ,oiNC.
Eeyf.t.r of Decl--s. I. II:Iss.
SulerH n!i'icat of Public Observation-Disclosures BISHOP
Coroner. *. LuLI., jR.
Survey ur-D. a. HAMILTON
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Shey.if7S Sale.
aries T.. Whitman, Plaintiff. J

Charles T.. Whitman, Plaintiff, }
VS.
Charles W. Trcssin, Def. nslart.
by virtue ofan oier OF sale issued of the Clerks
oc. of the lith judicial District Court Of Saline
C,aiy, Kansas, aud to directed and delivered,
will
On tie I.fh day IF isgast. 4 D. 1854,
between the hours of O'Clock Il m. and clock ~
Of said day, at the east 10 of the rn,irf hosc
lie city Of Saiil,a, der for sale ut public v-r,e tn
the highest IN best bidder for cash in hand, tn. fol-
owin: described property, to-wf: Lot No. -
Ia Re Avenue, appraised at ~,I; lot No 81 seventh
street, appraised ut tob; lot No Isi Seventh street
appraised at So; lot No. Isl seventh street, APP
praised .! SJ3; lot No 1S5 = vcih stret, appraised
Ut 81, all CT sail property being aod lying in thu cit,
Oi S,lina, in said Cotiaiy and STAT, accoTm- to the
plat Of SAID city. lille the Office OF the Regis
ter o! Deeds, o; said county. and TO be sold the
property Of Charles W Tr, ssin TO satisfy Judgment
IN favor of Charles +. Whitman 4 To.
Given under hand. ut my office in the city Of
lima, this 10th day Ut July, \. d. 1874.
T. J. GOING, Sheriff.
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The Fastest Time on Record.

Passengers Going Er.s reminded of the fac; that
the WoJosa Line is the ONLY LINE running Liystang
Erress Trains Gully eqapped with patent air brakes,
Miller platforms. &c. } from ST. Louis H.nnbal and
Quincy, stopping on:y at the principal stations
and reaching NEW YORK. EosToN and intermediate
points from 9 to HOURS IN ADVANCE oil
Competing Lines frem all points in the West:
II also the Ohiy Zine running Through Cars from
Earsrs ti'y TO Ladiaaloiis and CacinHaa via Cuin-
ey. oing all Ferry aus, Omnibus transfers
Through Pullman SLEEPING Cars, run via the Va
bsss Line only, from 81. Louis aad QrIycy TO Fl
WAIVE, TOLEDO AID CLEVELAND, connecting with
Sleeping and Drawing Room Cars Tor Buffalo, Roch-
ester. New York, &c, without change.
s.EcIAE NOTICE "A Pullman Sleeping Car leaves
the Missouri river daily, anil through to SPRING
ael'l, IN, avoiding chlngc II Quincy.
For further information time tables which can
DC oil tanned at all Through Ticket offices in the
WEST. W J.. M:LCoIM
Gen. Pas>'r Ag't, Toledo
J :. LAZARUS.
Western Ag';, kii-i, City.
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fsrior Cars.

The HANNIBAL 4 ST. JOSEPH RAILReAD has
long been designated by the travelling public rs the
"OLD EELIABLE," from the fact that its TRAINS
ARE ALWAYS on TINE; and ''SHORT LINE, -
because is acsnow edged to be the SHORTEST POS
SIBLE ROUTE betw~en western CITIES aud al princ-
pal cities and towns IN the east
In addition TO the seiid equipment OF this ayorite
route, anal 10 mct the requirements Of its largely in
crras,ns hrst-c!ass through Passenger travel this
l,spy are now running the FINEST PAELoR CARS THE
WORLD. The interior arrangement Is superb Grand
saloon. Drawing Room, State Room. elegant. up
holsiered and decorated Ladies' Toilet Room, &c. ,
&r, In fact, every thing the most iastious could de-
sire.
One OF these magnificent cars is attached to each
Dav Express Train. and accompanied by polite and
attentive conductor.
The track is in the best possible condition large or
ton Of il having recently been re-laiL with STEEL
RAILS. Iron and stone bridges have taken the place
of wood ant. all other improvements conducive to the
safety and comfort Of its patrons have been adopted
Passengers going sass west, aal wishing to
SAFETY, COMFOGr AND SPEED, should be partsa-
lar TO ask for aai that their tickets read via the
''Old Reliable '.HANNIBAL & ST. 10. SHORT
LINE" which be obtained at all principal Offices
of eonasc,IaG lines.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

! Mayor-w. 5. "EILs.
!. toaaciuncI.-P. q. EoSp, II. ". METH, L
t.RaNG.eB Wg1INANN. tHAILE. HAMLI>-
I'osic. 3ris.-N. r. LAIgoI.L.
tlerSr<.spwIS h. Boa
Tr.asurer-J. VI. i:I-'i,,.ETT.
M.,shli-i.. u. itTT..I.
i'.,.iceiisI--J. = G,l;.:-a-
street tulG,u. ,-i,i.r--i. = IU>>.y.
CRY AiiJr.t.-N-J JIS tu~rs-is-
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Last week We published an item concerning
the stealing of Rev. Mr. Young's horse and
Mr.. keelcr's saddle and bride. The next Mon
,lay after the stealing the sheriff and Mr..
Young proceeded in the direction of Wichita.
having become satisfied by certain facts that
the thief WIS young man named Bob Parker
"a son Of Mrs. Nilsson C!ia:f:el, who had gone
in THAT direction. Hlvin. arrived in Wichita
Sheriff q oiny very easily found the young man
who soon COATES sed the crime. 1t seem, that
Parker role Mr.. YOun-'s horse to the farm Of
Mr. Bedford. five miles cas-. OF SI'in,. and
there exchanged it for B,dfoId's, wlici: was
grazing upon the prairi Parker rode Bed
for,i's horse to Newton and there sold 1t to
livery stable man for watch and ten dollars
Sheriff Going returned from Wichita with
Parker in his charge last Friday and commit
ted him to jail. Parker waived an ex.m nation
and is held for trial in the District Court. The
several horses were returned to their re-
spectIye owners.
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Three ''ro,,stabouts" joined hands IN a
friendly way and stole their way up from Kan
sas city on the K. P. to Salina. in a car loaded
with lumber. After their arrival two of them
went to work in Mr.. Chas. Whitney's harvest
field. Last Saturday constable Grier started
after the '.harvcst lands'' with warrant for
their arrest upon the charge 81 having assault
ell their fellow traveller, who had innocently
accused them Of stealing his shirt. for which
they pummeled him. The harvest hands
were at dinner as Mr.. Grier approached, but
caught sight OF him and were wise enough to
depart with celebrity for the outrageous shade
In the ncighboring corn field. When The con-
stable arrived he called upon the denizens Of
that neiyhborhoOd to assist him, and in few
moments stalwart CHANGERS were beating
ing about through the c0rustalks, for the fil-
s.itiyes, while others posted upon house tops
watched lest they should escape unbeknown to
the foot soldiers" Only one Of the chaps
was captured aud he was fined S.5 and costs,
for his fun.
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Last Monday morning the city was s.ar;.fd
by the nc rs contained in Il telegram ANNOUNCING
the suicide of David Brown at ST. JOSEPH, Mo.
He was for long time resident Of til IS place
and we'll known in this section OF the dDuntry.
The eau OF this act Is not known. lie shot
Himself early Monday morning and Died at
abont Ii O'Clock the same mornings Mr..
Brown was formerly citizen of EeavehwGrih
and has many friends and acquaintance there.
lie was once well off and owned property boil,
in Leavenwort! and Salina. lie settled in Sa-
lima in 1866 and lived here until about Il wear
ago. A, the time of his death he was running
Il saloon in ST. Joseph. lie leaves wife and
two children. We undcrsta Il that Mr.. Keith.
his fa!her-in-law. has gone Ia 81. Joseph to
lock after his remains. With The Leaycnwortl,
Commercial We can say I:
Tie real cause Of the suicide may never be
known. but let Us draw the mantle OF charity
over this last act. consider bis mi>fortuncS,
aud remember only David Browns libcrality
and past upright character.
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Last week was the week of installation. -
The officers Of Sinai Encampment No. Is. I. o.
o. r. for the curren. term were Installed last
Tuesday evening By Pat. ". d. Scholl. ID. D..
G. T., as follows: l.. !. Grant. c. p: l.. NJ.
futile, S. W.; Alex Schultz, J. w.; +. l..
Norton. II. r.; II. Hall, T.; o. A. Orvis,
Scribe T. l.. Bond, Rep. to q. 4.
l.. J. Grant, n. e.; Ed. Whitman. V. G. T.:
N. Champion, Secretary: c. W. Tressin, Per-
manent Secretary j. Z. Harrison, TREASURER;
and l.. NJ. TuttIe. Rep. to G. l.. are the Off.
GERS Of Saiiua Lodge No. %. I. o. o. f., for the
the term commencing the lst inst. They were
installed last Thursday evening by ID. S.
Dodds, d. ID. G. n.
The newly elected officers of Cydon Lodge
No. ), X. of F.. for tho term commencing the
frs; ms. were installed last "Wednesday even
ing by Dep. Or. Oh. Fl. l.. Bond. as follow
". 5. Wells, &. C.. L. N. futile, V. c.; L.
J. F. Hanna, Prelate W. NJ. GARRISON, II.
at a. o. A. Orvis, II. of Z. and S.
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All last night Eensely black clouds hung
above u and tl,Sfc were u few dashcs Of rain ;
but early thiS/ morning we found the same
blazing sun, clear sky and little prospect for
more rain. q
Owing to the very dry weather grass OH the
plains has become sufficiently cured to burn
and the passengers are now treated to The sight
Of numerous prairie fires. --&
BEST SHINGLES FOR s55D At GULF WICK
HAMS.
Mr.C. lIamlin is now the only tailor in town.
lie is prepared to give you good ii, and deck
you ont in tile best Of style. Iii. ready made
clothipg tma,le by himself is the best in town.
by all odds.
Clocks Of the best manufacture are sold by
d. & j. b. Whitehead. No home il complete
without the clock, aud we advise our friends
that they can buy them at better figures Of
Whitehead & Bros. than at any other place in
Central and Western Kansas. II your clocks
need repairing take them tow hitehcad & Broth
er's.
A Ngw GAME-At my new sample room.
corner OF Santa Fe and Iron avenues, new
game known rs Granger up" has canyht
Pedro and laid it OH the shelf. The follow
ing is = brief synopsis Of the same: Three per-
sons play for cocktail. The first gets the
drink. the last a smell. and the middle man
nothing: and the later pays for the drinks.
No chance of getting intoxicated. 1t is very
harmless. popular and not offensive to the
crusaders. So come and enjoy the new game.
22,3t. WILLIS kEsLER. y
Two boys claiming to hail from st. Louis
and also claiming the names Of Harry aY1
Willie Mann.re respectively, broke into the house
Of Mr.. J. II. Wilson, last Monday, and stole
tl,erefrom two shirts and two handkcrchicfA
The family at the time were eating dinner.
During the evening of the same day they
broke into the house Of Mrs. Bushcher, who
lives near the depot, and stole several articles
OF jewelry. They were arrested by Marshal
futile and finally brought before Z. l.. Norton
Tor trial. Upon the charge Of burglary they
were bound over to the District Court. On the
charge of petit larceny they were sentenced to
six months Imprisonment IN the county jail
The American Sartlinc Co.'S Boneless Sar-
dimes. are much better. and less than half the
cost Of imported sardincs. - Sly
On Sunday mornin. 'ast. at o'clock A. NJ.
Mr.. \. }. Schwartz was joined in mafrim6ny
to Miss Acge l.. Gels, the Rev. John Fo.arty
of SOLOMON City, conducting The marriage GER
emonyH On the evening Of the following day
Il very pleasant company was gathered ut the
residence of W. X. Gels. Esq. and at about 10
O'Clock screnading party filed into the yard
and commenced paying their respects to the
married couple with elegantly rendered music.
The musicians were Mcssrs. Skancke. Wild
man. Bcarl>lcy, Sanden and Fleck. Follow
in. the music came dance. with refreshing
liquids mingled in. and most joyous evening
was spent by the happy ihrong. May the
newly welded compile ever be happy IN each
others love.
If you want square meal stop at the new
boarding house opposite Maj. Berk's real estate
o!'icc-only p cents meal. 2ifx
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r,mE TAsLE-x. p. a. r.
1rux; GOING EAST.

TRAINS GOING WEST
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!uted'' with '-piZen," and then taken inward
ly. We are glad to see so many force pumps
on our principal street, however.
A Brookville delegation looked crookedly
through Salinas beer glasses the other day. a
little too often. One wanted the other to go
home and the other wanted his fellow to de-
part. likewise. After a long disquisilion on
each others character AMI parentaye. and the
appearance of the marshal, they boarded their
vehicle drawn by two nags which lad been al
most killed by the excessive driving. and de-
parted blind drunk. Brook,illc whisky may
not make drunk" but Salinas surely will.
Most of the old citizens will remember Mike
Mcagher. a clerk in the store of Wilbur. Mil
lard & Co, in the olden time. He is now
resident of " ichta and has lately been elected
l>t lieutenant in a militia company formed in
that part of the State. for protection Of the
frontier against the Indians. Mr.. W. II. ROs-
ington, in his correspondence to the Topeka
Commonwealth, says of him:
Nike Meagher ia famous scout In the south
west. formerly marshal Of Wichita. aud ter
rOr to the lOng-l,aired pistOl-shoOiing gentry
from Texas and the territory. x
Marshal 1uttle .'played opJa Lute' last Sat-
urday. The fellow was asfrisky as a colt aud
having aboard good cargo Of unadultera,ed
benzine he rods>his steed at dashing speed up
and down Santa Fe, unmindful Of the warning
OF the Custodian Of the cify's peace and good
ortlcrN Nigh unto catching him was Tuttle
once or twice, but catch him he could not.
Finally the marshal disrobed himself of his Or
binary suit and diguised like the william at the
theatre he came upon the friskv horseman I'm
awarcs. Captured at last, he freely scjourncd |
small space Of time at tho stone house and then
paid reasonable fine.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-03-26

THE decision of Judge Small at
Waukesha, on Thursday, with ref
erence to the Graham liquor law, Is
to this effect only: The law passed
by the Legislature at its recent ses-
sion repealed the Graham law, and
leaves no authority for prosecutions,
no matter when they were com
menced, for violations of that stat
ute. Offenders against the Graham
law. therefore, who are not already
convicted, win enjoy immunity, The
Nogel law is now in force, and Of
lenses against that statute can, of
course, be punished.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-03-26

fodder for stock, on the Sd Of March,
1874, as taken by us, the Superin-
tendents of the Poor, amounts to
S2,2lO.25.
FINANCIAL REPORT
When the present Superin PENDENT came In
Office in July, 1874. there WAS outstanding
bills to the amount Of tl1IO 5S
Expenses since that time were 1905 Is
Total ss,776 "a
Upon which orders have teen issued and the Sum Of
fos5. 81 has been paid. leaving ba ance OF ~ ITO
unpaid In outstanding orders this 10th day OF March
1874,
See exhibit of Treasures Report at
tached which j. made part Of this report
All of which is respectfully submitted.
JosEpH BENNErD
JOHN L. JONES,
DAVID HUMBEKr,
Superintenfents of Poor of Iowa Co
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-03-26

of bills filed against the county
amounting to sl,643.92. Referred
to committee on claims.
The following report was received:
To the Board Of Supervisors Of Ioaca
Comfy:
GENrI1nEN - We, the undersigned,
Superinieden of the poor OF said
county, submit the following report:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-03-26
Proceedings OF the March Session of
the County Board Of supervisors.
CnI,NrY CLrRk,s NrrICn,

Do lgcvile, Wis, Tuesday, March Il, 1874,
The County Board of Supervisors
of Iowa County convened III special
session pursuant to notice from the
Clerk, issued upon the following
request:
To OrrjNe Strong, County Clerk,
lo,ca County, lIjS.
You are hereby requested to call u
special meeting of the County Board of
Supervisors. of said county, to meet at
the Court House, in the village OF Dudge>
Vile, in said county ut one o'clock t. NJ.
on Tuesday. the 18th day OF March, next
ensuing for the transaction OF miscel
mneous business.
Dated, February 18th, 1874
JAMES SPENsLEY, Oh n.
J |. JoNE>,
h NuNnERr.
.luHN JAMES,
kEARruN CoATS,
II. VAS UusrN,
,JosEPH BENNETT,
DANlkl IlnMER
CuAkLEs Paul
Called to order by the chairman
at 3 o'clock p. m. Roll called. All
the Supervisors present except
Messrs. Flynn, Mciga and thinner.
The journal wa. read and approx
ed. Tie oltgA presented schedule