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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-12

900 HOEeS choice Fine Candies,
10 BOreS .V'eIC HG0iSiIIS,
10 Chests Fine Tea,
3 Barrels Turkish I'rHIeS,
40 BOTeS Choice Soaps,
25 BOreS Homeless Cod Fish.
2 BOIS. Es'gItSEs C'SrrGI'tS, I2Bc'
4 BBIs. COcOGIIVIS, IOc to I5c,
) BO1es Oranges, 1OC per dos
) BOreS Lemons, 1Oc per dos
3 BOIS. CrGSsberrieS, I5Cp qE'
4 Gases Fresh Oyters, 35c can.
25 BOIS. White Sugar, IOc ID.
rs Bags Prime RiO COhee, 25C
We are selling the above
named goods at reduced fig
ures. Do not fail to give us
a call.
P. CLOSE, Proprietor.
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IN ADDITION

IN ADDITION
The JOURNAL and Chrome and The
ONO STATE JOURNAL will be
furnished for $40
The JOURNAL and Chrome and Go
DEY's LADY's Book, and Chrome
will be furnished for $4,60
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FIRST OFFER.
SECOND OFFER.

400 $500
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-30
LEGAL.
ShariRs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF An ORDER OF SALE ls-
ID Sued out Of the District Court In and
for the county OF Lincoln and to me dsliveredf for
Judgment rendered In said Court on the ztth
day OF February. A. ID. 1874. IN favor o. fraik
wheeler et al, and against the Floral Mill and
Mining Co for the sum Of s7ss so-l00 with costs.
interest and aseruing costs: and also under q
supplemental order S.f ssid Court Judgment was
rendered In said Court in favor OF Nheeier anc
Arnold and against said Mil and Mining Com
pany for the sum Of 81 n0o. rnsfingt the amount OF
Judgment 81 ,76s s0-lo6. with interest costs and
accruing costs in q. 3. gold coin and also Tor
Judgment rendered In said Court on same Gay IN
favor Of ,. J Ha'pin L 90. and against said MIL
and Mining Company for the sum OF sl.co4 %
100 and interest, with costs snd secrufng costs
In U. 8. gold coin; and also for igment rem
dered in said Court on same day, ~ favor o. J.
Eisenman Co. and against said MIL and Min
Ing Company for the sum Of 1855 ?c-lOo with In.
terest. costs and accruing costs IN u. .. eoid
coin; and also for judgment rendered IN said
Court on Feb. 10, 1914. in favor Of Andrew snod-
grsss and against said MIL and Mining Compa-
ny for the sum Of tl,7l2 26-l00. with interest.
costs snd accruing costs in like gold coin. have
levied on tho following property: to wit:
Description and boundaries OF the propfry
authorized TO be sold under and by virtue OF this
decree. 20 far ~ asoertained from complaint and
liens Med In this action, and the public records
Of SAID County. are ~ follows; Commend.
ing at stake sta, ding on the i hor,nea ns
.S..eA IsHo oIbfo AeiN
half mile from the Court house. In the
town Of Phoebe, County OF Lincoln. and
running theno5 north ~ deg: y. 20 chains
toa post; thence north 80 deg. " chains 70
tpoet; thence south ~ deg. ". 81 chains 70
post; thence 4 south % deg. 4. chains TO
post; thence south 81 deg. W. chains to
post; thence 0 south Sc deg. Z. - chains TO
post. containing 70 60-i0O acres OF land, and be-
Ing the property surveyed for y. O. CLARK by the
County Surveyor NJ said County on the 18th day
August. A. d. 1872, and recorded on pages LAT
and las Of Book B Of surveys OF Lincoln County
Records. together v ith the Quartz Mill on said
premises, known a. tho FLORAL MIL. and the
property Of the defendant. the Floral Mill and
Mining Company.
Notice Is hereby given. that on
Monday, tho 10th day Of August,
A. ID. 1875,
Between the hours Of O'Clock a. 10. and d. m.
wiz, at ~ MI, will sell all the right. title
and interest OF said Floral Mil and Mining
Company In and to the above described prop
erty, at the Courthouse door. In Phoebe. County
and State Aforesaid, at public auction. to the
highest and best bidder. to satisfy said judg.
ments and interest and all costs and sccruing
costs
Dated Phoebe, July 21st, 1875.
A. FIFE. Sheriff.
By @. BIRpeALL, Deputy Sheriff.
jy22-td
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To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMKDlRs NEW REMEDIES,
Or. GIBBONS DispENSARY

MO; e9s KHAhNY STREET. COR.
a. MN Commercial, San Fssheisco. ASA
EsssSlisSod s in , q o On .ss.s
Of Sexual and Seminal Disssss I swcS
e 0onerrhes, elect, Structure, eyphiiis m MI
sa,n a seminal wsssness impcssaey. etc. ETC.
Legs, etc. snccessfully treated. ." o'0esssso
Dk. HibbON has the pleasure Of snnounc,n.
that ne has returned from Visiting ths cr,nSsnsS
Ssps' n. q Europe: snc hs. ssssned psactcs
w ssektng ont new remedies, and ms rctnrnS
with Increased facilities for sllevistins humss
suffering. '''
Seminal weaknes&
Seminal emission is consequence Of self
Indulgence. y prscticed hy the youth Of both
sexes TO en- almost unlimitsd oxtenf, PRODUCING
with unesElng certainty the following train q
naorbtd sypptoms. unless eenhatted BY scisn-
S seSs s.as. IT. VA Sc
ing IN the ears, noise liz rs lrssiins q leaves
or rsttling Of chariots, uneasiness about the
sSS ,a, weakness Of tho limha, eonfussd vision,
N sssc sslsss ios. q eSnaasnes ad.ncs
~ s y dispoaition 70 shun sociosy,
~ ms0ory, ptmples and yarfoun oruptions
s .sssS we lace. hectic nushss, furrsd TONGUE.
sssoSss :sS sSSs;,1Tpoa night :ws..s
~ - $4,000 yen should apply immedisteiy.
$3.50 - s re 2. y letter ana have cur:
M rsdicsi cur. AeveF fdis Of efscttns quich
Cured NJ Heme.
ts = distance msy be CURED Ar
ZONE ~ sAArtsstns ls4tsS 70 Dr.. 1sihho a.
- Sss Sss ma s I:.ss q % sAs
forw14e4s fI.e irom damage and curiosisy
eny Pest O. the country, with full and plain
FSc319s tos M,
TIA - 49,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-30

ru,HE Co.PAkTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EX.
i listing under the name and style OF ID.
1875, by the withdrawal Of II. J. Booth. The
business will be carried on by the undersigned,
their successors, ut the eame place, under the
name and style of Prescott. Scott 4 Co., who
assume all the liabilities Of the late hrm and to
whom all outstanding accounts will be paid.
GEO. ". PRESCOTT,
IRVING NJ. SCOTT,
June, 10, 1875. HENRY T. SCOTT.
Having sold out my interest In the Arm Of II.
J. Booth & Co., I ask for my successors . con.
tinusnce OF the liberal patronage 80 long eY.
tended to the old Am. Messrs. Prescott, Scott
h Co. will pay all debts Of the late firm. and
collect all outstanding accounts.
jeN.2w HJ.BOoTH.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.


CEALED PROPOs IN DUPLI-
- este, VIII be received ct this Office uDtil IL
o'clock NJ. Of AUGUST SIXTEENTH. 1875. for
furnishing the following named supplies for
Indian Reservation IN Southeast Nevada sub
ject 20 the conditions hereinafter named;
Bacon (hesvy clear sides. coin rates Per 100
pounds.
Beans (BsyoJ. coin rates per loo bs.
Beef. coin rates per 100 rs.
Flour lself-risinP. coin rates per 100 r's.
Sugar common brown, coin rates per loOnS.
Coffee tRioi, coin rates per 100 Ms.
Salt Tin small sacks, coin rates per 100 ne.
Sosp tgood washine) coin rates per 100 ne.
Barley tRroundl, coin mates per lto Fs'
CONDITIONS.
First-The duration Of the contract shall con-
tinue It'll June %, 1876. and no longer.
Second-Bids will be received for supplies 10
be Furnished by the contractors upon the hoapa
River Reservation, Southeast Nevada. and In
such quantities and 1t such time as the Agent
may designate: and all such supplies must Dc
furnished In such boxes. cases or SACKS as thaii
insure the same sgsinst loss or damage 10 the
Indian service.
Third-The aggregate Of supplies furnished
for any one monih for the reservation shall not
exceed 900 Ms. Bacon. 1900 b.. Beans, 100
ms. Coffee, 1000 ibs. Flour. 100 It's. Salt. 200
ms: Sugar. 100 lbs. Soap. 1900 us. Barley or
1000 Ms. Beef.
Fourth All supplies must be Of good mer-
charitable quality. and any found otherwise and
condemned must be replaced without less OF
time to the Government employees.
fifth-Bidders will specify coin rates per 100
fos. for each OF the articles above named. deliv-
erred at the Agency. Mosps River Reservation.
Southeast Nevada. and bids, TO be entertained.
must be for all Of the kinds OF supplies des'g-
mated above.
sixth-Payment 10 be made by Z. 8. Indian
Agent. In drafts on U. 4. Assistant Treasurer at
ban Francisco, California.
Seventh-Enveiops containing proposals for
supplies to be marked Proposals. for Supplies,
and addressed to A. J. B'RNES, Phoebe. Ne
'da. and will be opened before three RESPONSE
BILE disinterested persons. on the day above
mentioned, Immediately after he expiration OF
limit Of time for receiving bids
Eighth The right Ia reserved to reject any
and all bids. and no contract shall be held bind.
ing on this Agency until approved by the Dc
psrtment Of Indian Affairs at Washington.
A. ]. BARNES,
L. 8. Indian Agent. Southeast Nevada.
July Is 1875. ty2l.td
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RAILROADS.
Union Pacific Railroad
TINE TABLE.


Nn fostHER NOTICE. TRAINS w,,
lesve and arrive ct Ogden daily a. ,,' WIi
LAVE-Dafly express $50 a ioloN
10y p. m freight. 10 so q. m. ni1ed
- nvk--Daily express, $40 d m. m,x.,
p m; freight, 6:io q. m.
connections made NJ Oede, 49,
ali ,.o Sentlai railroad from Salt Lake Ci,r
VII points In Southern Utah, eiJ
a.Dryan' with stages for the sveefu.,..
cheyenne, with Denver Pacifr psiiunes
ro,,.s a. S central City. Georgetown ana
IN ~ colorado and New Mexico. anu 81
ch,a onans, with Chicago and Northves,,-
~ xs, MOCK Island and Pacific; BurIsns.n
Council Blufs Railroads. and Missn,,, % zoe and
OF steamers for all points east and ..,. lins
ricketts, for sale to all poipts ess, :. IN
Wells, Fargo & Co., East Ternnle go. omce OF
the once Of the Utah Central Rai.rn.s sne ct
LAKE CITY; also at the Union Pscfssc p.t ~ sat
ucxet office, in Ogden. at which Office h.s.l
sieeping-cars can be secured. 'hs on
arrangements have been made vhe-sbr
ssngers desiring to visit Denver. on ~? pas
LAST, can avail themselves Of an err,,s,s i way
reduced rates n az greatly
For particulars and all information a, -,
10 passage, apply at the ticket of8cas 'esan
Passengers should be careful 10 s..,,u.
pessase tickets to all eastern and son.h aeu
ptints VIA Omaha, and thus avail therseI,as "a
atnrough sleeping-car comfortable sccas eayes OF
lions and quick time. "oda
THos. L. KIMBAIL
General Ticket Assn,
,.o. T. z. SICKLYs.
a chief Engineer and Superiptenda,,
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60 % the Star Hotel. Main
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Dividend Notice.

OxVIUCUU NOVxCOe
nFFICE OF THE ALPS MINING COMPA-
~ ny. Room 20 stevenson's Building, Fan
Francisco. June 23d, 1876 At meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees of the above named Company
Stock Dividend Of forty per cent, or Forty
Shares to each One Hundred Shares, was this
dsy declared, payable Immediately.
ie2D o. SQUIRE. Secretary.
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A Man in a Furnishing Store.

A cHATTY writer in the Boston Globe,
who has been shopping, says: The
strangest sight of all is to see man
enter ladies' furnishing store to exc
cute some little commission for Mary
Jane, who has gone into the country.
He steps carefully in at the door, tread
ing as gingerly as though he expected to
find innumerable babies lying around
under foot, and really looking more be-
wildered than he would if he had sud-
denly been transported to the moon.
Standing stock-still in the center of the
store he surveys each counyer in turn
with a puzzled air; then, as if he had
discovered the object for which he Is
searching, he stalks up to the hosiery
department, slowly proceeds to pull from
some hidden recess in his innermost coat
a huge pocketb book, which he opens, takes
out letter, carefully unfolds it, deliber-
ately reads it through, then hunts
through the pocket-book until he finds
little scrap of blue ribbon, and,
scrutinizing the face of each lady
clerk, finally selects one and informs her
that he wants 'le-er-yard and, no ICON
sulting the letter., two yards and half
of ribbon (reading from letter. 'er, two
shades darker and breadth wider than
the sample He is directed to the proper
counter, and, after paying for his pur-
chase, packs away ribbon, letter, pc cket-
book and all, then goes on his way rejoic-
ing; but very likely comes back the next
day, for the return mail has brought him
word that it was one shade darker and
two breadths wider than Mary Jane
wanted"
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u. s. EXTRA SESSION.

MONDAY, March Observation-Disclosures
johnson made his promised speech opposing the
adoption of the caucus resolution approving the
course of the President in the administration of
affairs in Louisiana. Ii continued several hours,
and attracted considerable attention. .Messrs
Bogy. Withers and Randolph also opposed the
resolution Adjourned.
TUESDAY, March 23.- -Sendte.-The
Louisiana resolution was further debated by
Messrs. Jones (Fla), Walker, Thurman and
Christiancy. An amendment condemning the
use of the military in 1S72 and military intcrieT-
lature was rejectcd-g2 to 33-as was also another
amendment providing that nothing herein
contained is meant to affirm that said
Kellogg is de iare Governor of Louis
iana"-2i to 33. The question recurring on the
adoption of the caucus substitute FOR
the Frelinghuysen resolution il was adopted
nv the following vote: leds-Alllson, Anthony
Boutwell,, Bruce, Burnside, Cameron tNis)
Christiancy. Coukling. Cragin, Dorsey Edmunds
Ferry CMichl, FrelinghHysen, Harvey, Hitchcock
Mitchell, Morrill, (Me.l, Morrill tNt-l, Morton
Paddock. Patterson. Robertson, Scrgent. SheT-
man. Spencer, Wadeigh, West, Wndom-33
Hdys-Bayard, Bogy, Booth, Capcrton. Coekreil,
Jones (Fla.), Kelly, Herman, McCreery, MaXey,
| Norwood, Randolph, salisbury, Stevenson,
| Thurman. Wallace, Whyte, Withcrs-23. -. Ex-
/ ccuuye session and adjournment.
| WEDNESDAY, March 2t,-Se1dte.-The
nomination of Don A. Pardee as United States
Judge for Louisiana was tabled by vote of 81 10
| IL Other nominations were confirmed. A
/ committee reported that the President had no
further communications to make "A vote oi
| thanks to Vice President Wilson and President
prO tenn Ferry was passed. Adj journed sine die
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WHOLE NUMBER S67.

SEC. s. Said Chap. 27S is further amended by
adding thereto the following, to be known as Sec.
~: Wheresoeycr two or more railroads approach,
connect with or cross each other at point or
points of general travel in this State il shall be
the daty of the companies or individuals operat-
ing such roads TO make close running con-
nections at such points lsol to aC-
commodate the travelling public. and in case they
fail TO do so tine said Railroad Commissioners
shall examine into the matter and if they shall
think proper. give notice to such companies TO
present to said Commissioners the reasons for
not making such running connections, and il no
good and sufficient reasons, satisfactory to sal d
Commissioners shall be given for failing to make
such connections, il shall be the duty of such
Commissioners, OF majority of them. 10 order
such connections To be made as in their judg dgment
shah be just. and such as shall accommodate the
travelling pubhe and shall cause a copy of such
order To b. served on each of sald companies,
and If the said companies or individuals opcrat-
ing said roads or either of them shall neglect or
refuse TO comply with such order for more than
one week after the service thereof, the company
with said order shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
demeanor and on conviction thereof, before any
court of competent jurisdiction. shall be subject
to fine of Sioo for each and every day they shall
so neglect or refuse.
SEC. 6. Sec. 10 Of Chap. 27s aforesaid shall
hereafter be known and designated as Sec. n
OF this chapter.
SEC. 4 This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication: Pro
rsded, That no offensc committed, and no pen
atty, forfeiture, or damages receive [incnrredl
sustained, and no action or right of action which
has already accrued, shall be affected by the pro-
visions of this act; and no prosecution for any
ohense, or the recovery of any penalty forfeiture
or damages, or the enforcement of any right now
pending. shall be affected by the provisions of
this act; but the same shall proceed To trial.
hearing and final Judgment in the same manner
and to the same purpose and effect though the
statute upon which the same Is or shall he found
ed was contained lcontinued] in fnll force, virtue
and effect to the time of said trial, hearing and
final judgment.
Approved March 5, 1875. sy~ COPY.
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Published March ii, 1S15.l
CHAPTER 2iS.

AN ACT relating to the fenci ne of railroads.
The people of the State of Wisconsin, represent
ed in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows;
SECTION /. All railroad companies in this State
whose roads have been in operation two years or
more in carrying goods and passengers over ihe
same or over any portion of such roads are here
by required to fence the same, and to construct
the necessary farm crossings and cattle guards,
whenever said roads portions thereof have
been SO running through inclosed lands or
through lands that may hereafter be inclosed.
SEC 2 ANY owner or occupant OF such ineiosed
lands or lands that may hereafter be inclosed, II
the railroad company, whose track runs through
such lands, refuses or neglects to comply with
the requirements Of the foregoing section, may
give notice in writing TO such company to fence
It's road so running through his premises, and TO
construct the necessary farm crossings and cattle
guard. thereon, and If such company, after being
SO notified, shall refuse or neglect for the space
of six months to fence lts road and 10 construct
the necessary farm crossings and cattle guards
/; shall be liable to pay the owner or oc-
cupant of such premises the su.-. of ten dollars
for each and every train OF cars or for each loco
motive that may thereafter pass through such
premises and over such road. to be recovered in
an action of trespass against the railroad compa-
nv so offending.
syc a The notice mentioned in the foregoing
section shall be signed by the person owning or
occrpvinr the land. and shall contain descrlp-
tion of the premises so owned OF occupied ana
NAV be served on the President General Man.
ager or Superintendent of such road or on any
agent having charge of q station on such road, oy
leaving q copy thereof with any of said Officers
SEC 4. Upon the trial OF any action arising un.
der This act against such railroad companyi Ii shall
not be necessary for the plaintiff to prove owner
ship of the land but the proof OF OF the
premises shall be deemed sufficient 10 entitle hin
to sustain such action.
SEC. s. Every Justice Of the Peace shall have
concurrent jurisdiction with the Circuit Court o
the county wherein srch action may arise agains
any railroad company not complying with ths
provisions OF this act
SEC 8. All acts and parts of acts contraven
ing the provisions of this act are hereby re
peaicd.
SEC T. This act shall be in force from and afte
| its passage and publication.
Approved March 4, 1879 ~COPY.
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THE MARKETS.
MARCH -, 1873.

MARCH y, 1873.
NEW YORK.
CoTToS.-Middling upland, 16sSGl7c.
LIVE STocK.-Bcef fCsttle-sl000gl3.0. Hogs
Dressed, Western, S9.25G9.JO; Live, $500
GS.5o. Shecp-Live, S6S0GS.25.
BREADsTUFFs.-Flour-Go 20 choice, S5.159
545; white wheat extra, s5.5916no. Wheat-No. ,
Chicago, s1.f5hGl 10; No. . Northwestern, 81 Is
Gl.20; No. Milwaukee spring, sl.20Gl-sa
Rye-Western and State, aod siol. Barley
81 sl-39gl.S5 Corn-Mixed Western, S6Gs6iic.
Oats-Western, 69G7o1c.
PRovIsIoSs.-Pork-New Ness, se0.151aoS0.
Lard-Prime Steam, i4lsGl4Ac. Cheese-12G
l6c
WooL--Domestic fleece. 5o16oc.
CHICAGO.
LIVE SrocK--Beeres-Choic e6.OnTe 25; good,
s5.e0G5.75; redium, s52SG5.50; butchers
stock, ss-75Gs.oo; stock cattle, s3.5aG4,75.
Hogs-Live, s7.soGs.se; dressed, Ss.6oGs.o0.
Sheep-Good to choice, s5.751s.5o.
PKoyIsIoss.-Butter-Ch 2JG3ac. Eggs
Fresh. 1aGaoc. Cheese-New York Factory.
17nGfSc; Western Factory, 17G171lc. Pork
New Mess, sl9 9-9oG19.e5- Lard-S13. .75G13.S0.
BREADsrUFFs.-Flour-Wh Winter Extra,
s4soG6.75; spring extra, s4s5Gi.s5. Wheat
Spring, No. 2, e4AGs55ic. Corn-r.o. = 81.
G674c. oats-No. 2, ah6yc. Rye-No. 2
esIiGssc. Bsrley-No. 2, sl.o511o6.
wooI-Tub-washed, 4sa5sc-; fleece, washed
| 4oG5oc. fleece. unwashed, s7ec-s7c-
LuxBKR--First clear, s5a.aoD55oo; second
clet.., sas.0oG5o.oo; Common Boards, sii.oaS
12o; Fencing, s1a-oG1soo; a" Shingles
$S.0OI5 IS; Lath, sao0G2.5.
CINCINNATI.
! BxxADsruYrs., ,-Flodr-ss.oo1sIo Wheat-
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Red, s1.10Gl.15 Corn-6SGsec Pyc-s1O Os
a 10. oats-59g62c. Barley-No. g sl.S
4l.25.
Observation-Disclosures Lard-l3g
GI45.c.
ST. LOUIS.
LIVE STocB.-Beeyes-Fai to choice, xSs5f
$50. Hogs-Live, s60ogs-25.
BREADsTUFFs.-Flour-XX Fall, s46514 so
Wheat-No. Red Fail, sl.13AGl14. Corn-No
2, 70171Isc. Oats-No. 2, 63G6ic. Rye-No
/, SLOf9s1.05. B.rley-No. ?, sI.20G1. .22A.
PEovIsIoSs.-Pork-Mess, s2O.6251 G2O75. Lard
-l3asGlSac.
MILWAUKEE,.
BKEADsrUFFs.-Flour-sp XXX, si6015.O0.
Wheat-spring, No. 1, s1.0l0lO1H; No. :, 93is
csc. Corn-No. ?, 6981Oc. oats-No. .,
53aG5ic. Rye-No. /, sl0sg1.o4 Barley-No.
,, s1.10G1.11.
DETROIT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s1205z11 81.
Corn-52211 473e. Oats-T91sG60c.
TOLEDO.
BEEADsTUrFs.-wheat- Amber Mich, si.14
G11414; No. Red, sl.13llG11i. Corn-High
Mixed, 12Q12tzc. Oats-J9lI595.c.
CLEVELAND.
EzADsTUFFs.-Wheat-N Rcd, s1I7slG
lis; No. Rec. s112H1l13. Coma
413c. Oats-60a51c.
LIVE STOCK. = Beeyes = S5.50@7.D0. Hogs-
Live, s7.JOGs.51. Sheep-Live, s5.75G7.25.
EAST LIBERTY.
LIVE STooK.-Bceyes - Best, s1.00l1. y: /:
medium, s5.7OG5.15. Hogs-Yorkers, s7O06
10; Philadelphia, sssD99o). Shcep-Best,
s66596S5; medium, S6.25Q6.fO 10.
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CHAPTER 1919

tpuDlshed March IL, lSi5-
AN ACTto provide for the punishment of sell
ing prize packages containing money or other
valuable things, and the selling of photographs
in certain cases.
The people of the State of Wisconsin repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as fol-
lows:
SECTION 1. Any person selling or offering for
sale any package or packages, commonly known
as prize packages, at price greatly in excess OF
the real value thereof on the representation of the
party selling offering for sale, said packages
that said packages, or some of them, contain
money, or jewelry, or other valuable thing, a
check or order for money, or jewclry, or other
valuable thing, shall be deemed guilty Of misde-
meanor, and on conviction thereof shall be pun
shed by fine of not less than five dollars nor
more than fifty dollars or by imprisonment in the
County Jail not exceeding thirty days.
SEC. 2. Any person selling or offering for sale
any photograph or picture ar price greatly in
cess of the real value thereof, the representa-
tion of the party SO selling or offering for sale
said photographs or pictures that there is sum
of money other valuable thing named on the
back ofsaid photographs or pictures, or some of
them which will entite the purchaser thereto,
shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and on
conviction thereof shall be punished by fine of
not less than five dollars not more than fifty dol
lars, or by i'm prisonment in the County Jail not
ceeding thirty days.
SEC B. Justices of the Peace aud Police jus
tIces shall have concurrent jurisdiction with the
Circuit Court in all cases mentioned IN the fore
going sections.
SEC 4. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication
Approved March 4, 1875. e~COPY.