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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-11-10
Wanted--An owner.

On the return of the Red River
Expedition about May 30th, 1864,
the Federal forces under Gen. Banks
and the Confederates under General
Richard Taylor, confronted each 9th
er near Alexandria, La, and a battle
was thought to be imminent. SIEVE
raj houses on the west bank of Red
River, about two miles above Alex
andria, were burned by the Federals,
to prevent their becoming a refuge
for Confederates sharp-shooters.
From one of The houses thus des
troyed, a drummer boy, belonging to
the twenty-third Wisconsin volun-
teers, carried of small and hand
some Bible, and was abusing it, when
it was secured by Mr.. j. Wynne
Jones, of the same regiment, who
paid the boy dollar for his plumber.
The Bible thus secured was carried
by MIR. Jones, in his pocket, through
out the remainder Of the war; it was
preserved with great care-even the
pressed flowers, which he found in
it, being retained. The Bible is a
small 16mo., issued by the American
Bible Society in 1860, bound in Mo-
rocco tuck, with references, and prin-
ted with diamond type. There is no
name ON the fly leaf, nor any other
marks by which the owner can be
ascertained.
This Bible has no great intrinsic
value, but Mr.. Jones believes it may
be highly priced BY its owner for its
history during the last decades
anxious to resore it, and proposes to
return it by express, free of all ex-
ppnse, il he can ascertain to whom it
belongs. Address Mr.. j. Wynne
Jones Theological Seminary Prince
ton, n. j. G.
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DIED:

AT his residence, in the Parish of
Mmehouse. La, IN October g 1875,
DIR. JAMES G.. McGIMSEY, III the
37th year Of his age.
The deceased was a native ofthe
State, brother to our fellow towns
man, W. c. McGimsey, ESQ.,, and a
Physician OF high standing in his
profession. He served our 'Lost
Cause" during the late war, from
first to last, as a Captain in SCOTS
First Louisiana Cavalry, and did his
duty, his whole duty He leaves to
mourn his loss, a wife and children
and a large circle of . endearing
friends.
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EstraV,

TAKEN UP BY JOHN PRESCOTT
i and estrayed before l., u. Marye,
Justice of the Pesce, ON the Sd day os
November, 1875, ONE BLACK AND
WHITE OK, no brand, under slope
and slit in right ear, and under slit in
left ear. Appraised by jonas Rosen-
thai and E. V. Marye to be worth Fiji
teen dollars. The owner is hereby no.
tilted to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and fake said estray- away
or the same will be sold as the law di.
rects, on Saturday, the llth day Of De-
cember, 1875. L. V. MARYE,
Nov. lott. Justice Peace.
Printers Fees S2..
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$ss;4S a sa4asras. Committee

tx GOVERNOR Moses, of South
Carolina, according to the Whining
ton IN. c. Star, has concocted a
scheme for railroad across the At
rican Continent, from Liberia to the
Red Sea. HIS experiences in South
Carolina railroad steals has satisfied
him there's money in it, and at the
next session of Congress he will ap
ply for a charter for the African
Trans-continental Railway, and ask
Government aid, direct or indirect, it
is presumed, with some Liberian col
onization scheme attached.
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The lightning rod man seems to

The lightning rod man seems to
appreciate that in these piping times
of politics the busy elector hasn't
any time for foolishness. Accord
ingly, when the Promethean fiend is
kicked of a gentleman's front steps
he feels really grateful to the owner
of the boot for not kicking him hard
cr.-[ Brooklyn Argus.
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For Rent.

IRON JANUARY lsr, 1876, THE
&c EXCHANGE HOTEL, it's BAR.
ROOM. the large and commodious
STORE. North corner Of the Hotel, on
Front. street, and tho STORE on the
North West corner, on Second street,
are one aud all offered for rent. Ap.
ply to j. s. FISH. 4.
Oct. Ii, 1875, ... ss
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PREPARED By f'
Dr.. ]. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
Prae1lcal and Analytical ChemiGts.
SOLD N ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYwHHRx.
HENRY ST. JOHN.
AGENT.
EstraV.

bSttdy. v
TAKEN UP BY JOHN PRESCOTT
& i and estrayed before L. Y. Marye,
Justice Of the Peace, on the 29th day
of October, 1875, ONE BLACK OK,
branded S in circle on the left hip,
upper slope and nnder slepe in right
ear, and smooth crop and slit in right
ear. Appraised by j. c. Wise aud
Charles Banks to be worth Fifteen dol
lars. The owner is hereby notified to
come forward. prove property; pay
charges and take said estray away or
the same will be sold as the law d.
reefs, on Satul day, the 1lth day Of De-
cember, 1875. L.V.. MARYE,
Nov. l0-lt. Justice Peace.
Printers Fees 81. ,
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ALEXANDRIA,
Oct. %, 1877:


The Jury met pursuant to adjourn
ment. All members present.
The minutes Of the last two days
We're read aud approved.
On motion of MIR. Andrews,
Resnlve.i, That tie Commissioners
who let out the Texada Bridge are
hereby instructed to sell the old bridge
and to turn over the proceeds to the
Parish Treasurer.
70 the President OF the Police Jury -
The Committee of Finance respect
fully report that, we have examined
the Account of John NJ. Barrett. Parish
Treasurer. and find the same correct:
john A. WILLIAMS,
B f. LAMBRiGuT,
j. Fl. SORRELL,
Committee OH Finances.
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SIs3 IS
On motion of Mr.. Williams

On motion of Mr.. Williams,
Resolved, That the President nf the
Police Jury be authorized to let out.
after due notice of 80 days given. ~
required by Law, the Ferries at Cotiir
Landing and Cnlfax,
0n melton of Mr.. Williams, s.
Resolved, That Il road lie granted to
S. Cullen aud others, between the
properties now owned by H. A. Bi"ssat
and Estate of j. Walker. and it is
hereby ordered that the parties awning
the land on either side he notified to
give said road in sixty or ninety days.
and that A. Marye, s. Cullen and W..
X. johnson be appointed COMMISSIONS
ers to lay off said road.
On motion of Mr.. Williams,
Resolved, That the SUN of One Hun
dred dollars be issued to- the order Of
Sol. Carnal, for leveling Court House
Square.
On motion, hs.zsf,s ras.,s-5
Resolved, That Messrs. Lamhright
and Andrews be appointed Commit
tee to investigate certain School claims
and report thereon.
On motion,
The Jury adjourned until tomorrow
at 8 o'clock, p. NJ.
JAMES R. ANDREWS,
A true copy: President P.J.
Z Fl. NJ. LABAT. :
Clerk.
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DODGERS & sons TABLE AND
IL POCKET CUTLERY. For sale by
FERG USON g. SCHNACK. :.
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NEW THIS DAY.
Ayers
Cherry PICTORIAL,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such ~ Coughs, Colds, WhoopinG.
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and CONSUMPTION.

Among the great
discoveries Of mod
|ern science, few are
|of more real value
to mankind than
this efectual rem.
!edy for all diseases
of the Throat and
Lungs. A vast tri>
al Of It's virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that Is does
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$h IN goo PER DAY. AGENTS
.DO W Wv wanted. All classes Of
working people Of both sexes, young
and old, make more money at work for
rs, in their own localities, during their
spare moments, or all the time, than Mt
any thing else. We offer employ ment
that will pay handsomely for every
hours work. Full particulars, terms,
&C., sent free. Send us your address
ut once. Don't delay. Now is tie
time. Don't look for work or business
elsewhere, until you have learned what
we offer. G. STINsoN & Co., Portland,
Maine. - III
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3 O'CLOCK P. NJ.

The Jury met pursuant to adjourn
.ment. Members present: JAS r. An
drews, President; B. F. Lamlnisht. j.
II. SorreH aud John A. Williams. Alb
sent: A. B. G. Dean.
On motion at Mr.. Surrell
Resolved, That the snm of One HIM
dred and eighty three dollars and sew
entv-five cents, I've aud is hereby ap
propriated to refund Mr.. Bennett, far
expenses incurred in thesdefenee of a
sait brought against the Police Jury,
lie Bennett, having given his draft for
said expenses (cost) in said suit.
Dir. Williams moved that the reso-
lniiun be amended, so IA to read rw"
thirds of the amount of Sl53.75 &" I've
paid to Estate of Ezra Bennett. aud
one third to Estate of J.,Iin Began, and
that warrants he issued as follows:
To Estate of Ezra Bennett. -..$l22 a.
" John Began. 81 q
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Committee OH Finances.
TREASURER, FROM MARCH l, 1879, TO
OCTOBER 20, 1875.

RECEIPTS AND BURSENIENTS. OF PARISH
TREASURER, FROM MARCH l, 1879, TO
OCTOBER 20, 1875.
Mar. l. TO balance ON hand c.
Fl. account 81 Sc
10 balance on hand
Keary Judgment 8 26
Received from NJ. Lee
gras on taxes 1S72-75. 275 s.
Received from NJ. Le-
gras. Licenses 1874 SIS 90
Received from NJ. Lee
gras C. H. tax 1873 -. 80 %
Red from II. 4. Rur-
CESS Proper and Spe-
cial tax on Delinquent
Rolls ...... OIL "a
Reed from H. T. Bur-
CESS c. H. Tax, Delin-
quent Rolls.a . 2S5 G2
Reed from n. L. Bur-
CESS, Keary Judgment, 81
Reed from RI. Il. Bur-
g CESS. on Current Roll
Tax proper BIG rs
Reed from. Fl. +. Bur-
CESS, on Current Bridge
Tax sos 81
Reed from H. Thur
CESS, Licenses 1875 1850 90
Reed frnm j. F. Graz
ham. one years lease
a. Ferry 200 O
Red from r. P Hun-
TER, one years lease of
Plank Rnai 400 90
l.. V. Marye, Estray
account 10 0U
W. ". Wilmington, Jr
Estray account 10 o.
j.. &. Hunter, District
Atty, FORGETTING fond
from } |. Davis Is on
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A L E x A N d r I A,

Y
tf1 Oct. 26, 1875. :
The Jury met pursuant to adjourn
meet. 1 s5
All members present.
The minutes IF yesterday were read
and approved.
The committee appointed to exam
inc into the claims Of F. A. Bolgiano.
Duncan Hynsnn and others for school
teaching in 1868, reported as follows:
"To the President Of the Police Jury:
Your committee to whom was referred
certain School Warrants for examina
ton, report that after having carefully
examined into the character IF the
claims referred to us, recommend the
payment OF Fans Hundred and Twenty
dollars to F.. A. Bolgiano and the sum
OF One Hundred and Forty dollars tn
Duncan Hynson, said warrants having
oeen endorsed by the Treasurer Ut the
Parish for that amount.
A. B. C. DEAN,
Chairman
By Mr.. Sorrell.
whereas the contract tor building
ene bridge on Ca!casieu River, known
as Sirother's Bridge. was awarded to
James Weatheiford, and said contract
stipulated that the said Weathford
SHOULD keep the said bridge in fit re-
pair Tor public use until the fall Ut the
year 1877, and whereas the said bridge
- now greatly in want of repair and
ID tue said Weatherford refuses and fails
10 repair the same;
A. be If Resolved, That the Syndie of
cue road on which the said bridge.
s az be instructed TO notify the said
Weatherford TO do all necessary re-
pairs on the said bridge within twenty
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PROCEEDINGS OF POLITE JURY.
A L Z x A n D r Ia,
Oct. 25, 1875. :

ALEXANDRIA,
Oct. Is, 1875.
The Jury met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Members present: j.. Il. An
lrews. President A.. BE-. Dean, B.
f. Lambiight, j. III. SorteH and John
A. Williams.
The minutes of last meeting were
read, and on melton of Mr.. Williams,
as Resolved, That the meeting OF the
Police Jury on last Menday and Tues
tlay be ratified, aud the minutes of the
nesting be approved.
Gu motion If MT.. Williams.
Resolved, That d cnnnsfttre of three
citizens be appointed to examine the
work done by Mr.. E. Archinard in
building dam Or the Bayou Rapides
road across Tiger Bayou, aud the char
acter of said work, etc, and report at
the next regular n,-eting; and that
JOS. II. Hyns0n, B. F. Cooper and Dun
can Graham be appointed ON the said
b. committee. ~
On motion of Mr.. Sorrell,
~. Resolved, That the resolution adopt
ed ait the last meeting appropriating
the sum Of Thirty dollars for repairs OF
bridge across Ca!casIeu at Hinesion, he
g made TO read Fifty dollars instead of
Thirty. .
Mr.. Dean presented two petitions
from citizens of Pineville Ward, asking
that appropriations be made for bull
ing bridges across Bayou Flagon; in
said Ward.
~ e On motion Of Mr.. DEAN 4aas
Resolved, That the sum of Ninety
dollars be, and the same is hereby APP
propriated, to build the bridge on the
main. Harrisonburg road. crossing Bay
GU. Flagon, which bridge has been re-
Gently washed away, and that Reese
Price, Clement B. Yeager aud Isaac
Lacroix be appointed Commissioners
to let out and receive the same.
On motion OF Mr.. Williams,
Resolved, That the rates of Ferriage
at the Alexandria Ferry, now being
collected as existing rates. be changed,
to the original rates, rs follows:
Footmen- . Cts
Man aud Horse. --........--.-.l5 :.
Cattle and Teams, per head, 10 :.
Carriages, Wagons. Carts and
Drays, per wheel. ---..-----lO =.
Sheep, Hogs aud Coats per
7 head, ------..-----...-lU -
On motion of Mr.. Williams,
Resolved, That the bond of John F
Graham, lessee of the Ferry, be fixed
at Three Thousand dollars, and thar
he be required to give bond with good
and approved security. in favor of the
President of the Police Jury, for the
faithful performance of his duty, as
we'll as keeping said Ferry in good W.
der for the term of five years
On motion of Mr.. Dean,
Resolved, That the sum of Seventy
five dollars as appropriated he issued
to Reese Price from the fand known AS
the Bridge Fund Tax.
On motion the Jury adjourned t"
meet at 3 o'clock 2 NJ.
JAMES r. ANDREWS.
A true copy: President ?. j.
II. NJ. LABAT.
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$28422 "a
JOHN NJ. BARRETT,
Treasurer.

Treasurer.
On motion of Mr.. Williams,
Resolved, That the Vouchers turned
over by the Parish, Treasurer consist
ing of certificates at Indebtedness Ju-
rors and Witnesses Fees amount
ing to ..............- $60M IS
And Cont House Warrants GAG 81
Aud Bridge warrants ..-...-- 100 GO
Making total of.-.-.---$7243 81
he desire, ed.
On motion of Mr. Williams,
Resolved, That Mary Dial be turned
out of the Jail, to return to her home
being in the Jail now for a considera-
BILE time. and not subject for inter
diction. besides MT belonging to this
Parish, that she he returned to the
Parish of Vernon, at the expense Of
this arish.
On motion of Mr.. Andrews,
Resolved, That the officer Of this
Jury is hereby instructed to call upon
Capt. G. E. Hosea to turn over all
esrray stock in his possession, and it he
has not the stack, in his possession,
that he pay to the Officer, the amount
of the appraisement of said stuck.
On motion OF Mr.. Williams.
Resolved, That in the event of retu-
sal on the part If the late Parish Ran
ger, G. E. Hosea, to pay to the Officer
of the Jury amounts Of appraisements
as stated. then the Parish Attorney
will proceed as the law directs.
On motion,
The Jury adjourned to meet at q
o'clock, Pm.
JAMES R. ANDRE WIS,
A tune copy: President P.
Fl. NJ. LABAT.
q O'CcocK. P. NJ.
The Jury met, all members present.
On motion of Mr.. Dean,
Resolved, That Warrant he drawn
for Mrs, Evans, for the scm of Twenty
dollars--donatirn
On motion Of Mr.. Williams,
Resolved, That should and person
present have for collection any claim
against this Parish which has not been
registered by the Treasurer within six
t.. days, said claims shall be referred to
the Police Jury-Tax Collectors and
Treasurers will Geo that this Law be
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On motion Resolved. That the report
of the Finance CsmmIttee he adopted.
On motion of Mr. Williams,
Resolved, That the right hand tnwer
Room, on entering the Court Room,
second story OF the Court House be and
the same is hereby set aside, for the
purpose of Conrt Library provided
the members of the Bar will fit up the
same at their own expense and being
so fitted up, it shall not be used for
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-04
Eugene ]. Halls Poems.

POEM' OF THE FARM AND FIRESIDE. By
Eugene j. Hall. author Of ''Stories II Winters
night etc. 6vo. Cloth, Illustrated, $1.75 Full
Gilt, 81 Is, Chicago: Jansen, McClurg & Co.
This book is one of the many Holiday
volumes which were issued during the
month OF December. It is very similar in
style to Carleton's Farm Ballads" pub
lished a couple of years since, by Har-
per s. Bros, and will not suffer at all in
comparison with that volume, either in
mechanical execution or otherwise. Many
Of these poems have been floating around
through the press for several years and
have been universally admired for their
beauty and the homely, plain comm n
sense contained in them. The author SAYS
"The following poems are neither the re-
suit of hours of idleness nor the imperfect
fancies Of one who has had nothing else
to do. All have been
written with purpose; some to point out
the abuses that are coumon in society, to
show their deplorablc effects and the
means of reform; some to create q kindly
feeling towards the poor and lowly; some
to exhibit few peculiar phases of human
nature. that have come to the authors OBJ
servation; some to describe the joys, the
sorrows and the experiences Of the human
heart, and every one with the earnest in
tcntion and sincere hope Of doing good. !"
Though this volume was issued moro parti-
cularly for the Holidays it will, as its
merits become known have q large and
steady sale. Il has number Of fine
illustrations and is in every way = hand
some volume. It will be sent to any adj
dress postpaid on receipt Of the price.
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The Boonsboro Herald has gone to ioin

The Boonsboro Herald has gone to Join
the innumerable army Of dead ncwspa-
pers. And we don't much wonder. In
the announcement of the death the pub
Usher says he has carried large sub
scription list for the past six months, very
few Of which are paid" this is what
reichmaa has been doing Ed. CuRoM-
cLE;] those who have advertised have
wanted MN to do their work ct far below
the usual RITES, and then take his "pay in
truck, ct their own price," lie found the
paper In the Anti Monopoly camp, and,
being = Democrat, he left it there, and
AntElonopoly got sc0oped;" few in
Boone County want straight Democratic
paper, but they do not know what they
want Democratic papcrto advocate
land in the meantime" that 'toiliec is for
sale. '-Siour CITY Jounaz.
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Convention ON the Question Of Seed a
the Northwestern Counties.

The undersigned deem the question Of
supplying seed for the Northwestern
Counties, one of vast importance.
1t should be purchased at Is an early
date As possible. Some think there was
a surplus of the appropriation Of last
session which can be used. But here 10
an error in the minds of some. When the
"sced commissioners" got through their
work, they gave in their account, and
paid the balance into the State Treasury.
That $13, 900 is covered" up and cannot
be got at, except by the General Assem-
bly. The General Assembly does not
meet until 1876.
The counties most in need Of seed are
Kossuth and Emmett, and parts of Dick
inson and Palo Alto counties. There are
some people in other counties who need
seed and have not the means to obtain 1t.
Many Of the people who were devastated
in 1873 and raised good crops in 1874, had
to use their crops to pay current expenses
Of 1874, and to keep their families through
tie present winter. This class have re-
Q lived no supplies this year, but some Of
them will need seed. Many farmers have
proposed to give seed donations, and
others have offered to loan seed wheat
and run the risk on a certain per centsge
of crop.
In view of the differently expressed
views of the committees, and of those
who need seed, and those who are willing
to furnish in some way and in order that
wants of all the counties may be fully
made known, and the lberality Of our
people be farther expressed, convention
of the people from the Northwestern
Counties in this State, and all other coun-
ties which are able to give or loan seed,
viii be held at Fl. Dodge, on Thursday,
February I'd, at 10 o'clock a. M, to con-
slider all the questions which are merely
suggested above.
G. c. CARPENTER, Com.
ST. SPorFoRD,
n BsBAKER, Sec.
Elk. Com. Iowa State Relief Com.
HENRY BARKMAN, Dickinson Co.
A. JENKINS, Emmett Co.
Ii. G. Mccoy, Kossuth Co.
J. L. MARIAN, Palo Alto Co.
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Communicated.
EDITOR CHRONICLE !:

EDITOR CHRONICLE:
In the CHRONICLE of January 28th there
appears a card from Mr. s. w. Hutton
which contains the following statement
in relation to the report of the committee
appointed to examine the accounts of the
Ex-Auditor and Ex-Treasurer, From this
report it will be seen that according to
Treasurers Books he owes the county
$1.671, 65 and taking the Auditors Books
the Treasurer is indebted to the county
$47O2,6S."
This statement needs little correction
perhaps; and knowing as do that no one
would more cheerfully correct it than Mr..
Hutton, were his attention called to it, /
take the liberty of offering the following
explanation.
According to the report of the COM
mittee certain entries should be made in
the Treasurcr's account, both debts and
credits, and the debts exceed the credits
$1,61.75; and in order that the Auditors
accounts may correspond with the
Treasurer's, other entries, both debts and
credits, should be made, and the debts
exceed the credits $4702.6S The Audi
tors office not being monied office it is
but simple justice to that officer to state
that it is impossible for him to be de-
faulter to the county for any Of the funds
named in the report.
! also noticed that the Independent of
the same date, has the report in full.
1t was the understanding of the COM
mittec that the report was not to be print
ed until frat submitted to Messrs. Free
and Schaeffer for their examination; that
they might hayc opportunity to offer ex.
plantations and suggest corrections, that it
might be amended if found incorrect.
/ am led to believe that the report was
published without the knowledge of the
members Of the Board or authority from
them.
My attention is called to typographi-
cal error in that portion of the printed re-
port relating to the Bridge Fund account.
The Independent has this entry.
Jude Both, 1870, by error in changing
warrant $37 So" Which should read, 'eBy
error in charging warrant $3.50"
1t is hoped the mistake was not inten-
tional on the part Of the publisher of that
paper.
In justice to Mr.. Schaeffer will say that
in looking over the report as printed in the
Independent, discover an omission of
$685., which should appear as credit in
the Permanent School Fund account.
In November, 1872, the Auditor paid the
the Treasurer as permanent School Fund
$7S5.4S, amount collected on Hltchner
Judgment.
July 14th, 1878 the Auditor transferred
1895, of this amount to the Temporary
School Fund account The transfer not
appearing on the Treasurer's Books, the
committee report that 1895, should be
entered, as debit, in the Treasurer's
Temporary School Fund aucount, but
fail to state that the Treasurer should
be credited with the same amount in
his account with the Permanent School
Fund.
The committee will ask permission to
correct their report in this particular at
the next meeting of the Board of Superb.
sOrs.
wurAro,s