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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-25
9UMMON8.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE sFy.
i enth Judicial District, OF the stnte Of Ne.
yada. in and for the Couniv of Iincoln
Esther Abrahamsop. pIaintiff Va. Jnlius Abr..
hanson, defendant.
Action brought in the District Con,t of th.,
Seventh JudiciaI District ~ tha stafe ~ Nev.ds
in and for the Comfy NJ Iincoln sn. tha cnm.
plaint filed IN snid Comfy ~ lincoln IN tha
Once of the CLERK 81 ssid hist,,ct Gonrt $50
The State Of Nevads sends vreeting IN Iul,u.
Abrsbam amson. de5cndant. n-Se " '''
Yon .re hereby reuuired IN annear IN an se.
tion brought against van nv tbs above named
pIaIniff IN the District ConYt Of the seventh In.
dicisi District. ~ the STATE ~ NevsSs' IN sna
for The Connty of I;nco,n' and answer the c,,m.
,,I.int az ttasa,,, ,,.hs, tass 49,.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BLOOD Will TELL!
I M p OF II "A N II !
SAKE BROS, IMPORT
ERA and Dealers in Thoroupl

Sm SAKE BROS, IMPORT
ERS and Dealers In Thorough.
bred Cattle and other Live Stock.
>A will be at Elko and Winnemuccs
from 18th to 2sth June, with 20 head Of Thor
oughbred Short-horn (Durhsm) Bulls and Heif-
ers from Kentucky direct. Ages from to IL
months; colors, red and roans. Parties who
desire to breed up their stock can have . chance
TO purchase at moderate profit over cost and
freight. This Ia the 9Th year, 55th car load and
i1th importation Of the Haxes, and all stock are
selected from the best beef strains. We have
many animals which at four years old will
weigh from 400 to 5000 lbs. Come and see
EN-. See Eastern cattle market reports for dif.
ference OF 80 to 200 per cent. between graded
steers and common stock. jeii.3w
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TAKE NOTICE.

WE HAMILTON STAGE WILL LEAVE
i Phoebe ct A. n. tps1eod 81 8 $500 80 =
nsfetoeors. After June 2ssh inss. jcS0td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-25

Statement Of Liabilities.
Funded Debt t.................... .$l8l 900 90
Floating Debt subject 70 redemption. 77,6sI on
Floating Debt from April LIST, 1876. 1854 90
Lese Cash in different Comfy Funds. 2.S70 OF
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MILES QrILrEN. 60. Treasurer.
". n. HENDERSON. Co. Auditor.
jy0.1w
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NOTICE.

vV,O E. r. sCHIMMEN, s. B. FERGUSON.
George McClain Henry Hatch. owners In
the following Mines, Silver Park Mining Dis
trict, Nye County, Nevada: 4. r. 6chimmen,
mine, Mineral Hill mine and Nevada Queen
mine; g. b. Ferguson and George McClsin.
owners in the Hassayampa mine, Mineral Hill
mine and Miners Dream mine; Henry Hatch.
owner in the Hassayamps mine and Miners
Dream mine. You and each Of you, are hereby
notified that, If you do not appear within ninety
1901 days from the date hereof and pay your
and each Of your proportion Of the expenses
incurred in developing said mines, the under.
signed will claim q forfeiture, according to
law, Of your respective interests in said mines
Silver Park. July 10th, 1875.
jy17.90d T. H. KNIGHT.
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LOST.

IN July FIFTH, A GOLD LoCKET SIT
" with turquoise and Pearls. The finder
vii os noefally rewarded by returning the
street. iy7,1w
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COUNTY SCRIP
BOUGHT
AT THE
HIGHEST PRICE.
iex2-tf JOS. RICH, Main street.

A CHECK DRAWN BY F. W. CLUTE,
"A dated March 9th, 1875. on the Bank OF
o.hfotnia. San Francisco. California, In favor
e % hruoen Alton The said check is numbered
.s Ana drAwn iof s2oo. was Lost In Phoebe July
stopped. IT,, ~ oson
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-25

Phoebe West Extension Mining
Company Location OF priErimI place bus.
iness. San Francisco, California; Location OF
works, Ely Mining Dissrict, Lincoln County.
state OF Nevada
Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting
Of the Board Of Directors, held on the i2th day
Of July. 1875. an assessment, mo. 81 Of
Two Dollars per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of tho corporation, payable
Immediately. in United States gold coin, to
the Secretary, at the Office Of the Company,
Room Q. No. 400 California street, San Fran.
cisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day of August,
1875, will be delinquent, and ADVERTISED for
sale ut public auction, and unless payment
is made before, will be sold on Friday, the
luth day Of September, 1875, TO pay the de.
linquent assessment together with costs Of Ad-
vertising and expenses Of sale.
by order OF the Board Of Directors.
T. l.. KIMBALL, secretary.
omce-Room 2. No, 400 California street.
Sen Francisco. California. jyl7.td
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ESTRAY.

A COW AND CALF WAS TAKEN UP BY
"A me on the 10th Of April,
The same can be found by applying to Jas.
Pierson. at Pierson 4 Danner's Saloon, proving
property and paying charges.
ap26-H I'M pIERSON,
, 1875-09-05
THE OUTER WORLD.

Mention has alreody been made OF Mr. Barry
Sul,yans opening in New YORK IN the role Of
HnzRlet. together with the circumstances attend
inc tha event. He seems to have made some
little stir; which was doubtless what the manage
mert of Booths intended. Criticism On his per-
fornauce ia somewhat varied, and the Journal
ists who arc privileged 10 express their opinions
about it differ very widely in their estimate Of
him. The p1th Of the Tribune's opinion is given
in Ids scxtcact from rather brief notice, which
ia tho nCst favorable:
1.nm his apparent ideal Of Hd1nkt We shall reserve
observation to time Of less haete It may te said 81
once though. that the ideal ia not mstef1aay umxe
The accepted tradition Of the stsgs. M sullivan
makes Lamkt simulate, insanity: and th1s-gar-
icu1sr1y At the beginning Of the fourth .ct-he dces
With thrilling fidelity to nature sna VIE grss' sa
b,siuesssuch the tesrlng aside o. the hug toos'
1t tho climax of the plsysceno and the snoW O. ten-
NJ IN ts intention and its enect, denoting hs in:
tn,e,1.qenco us and bis marvellous capacity o.
fnieh In p=rson md bearing nj fi,. s1s.n a.a
cay bright keen, and full ot strange re An count
Sxnre is 81 that square type often encountered IN
portsai.s from the days Of Queen anne 90 ~
Tarn}-t in purpo and black xEd wears GroWn nsiss
a,1+1sd md oTiae, His Performance Is admirable tor
: Consistent and sustained identifeation Ihe grin
humor witch nov and tnen orea .st.r nan any
,<entatra Of tic rart that hes BEEN seen tn our
ns The poetry Of the character be does not express
81 ali Tns quality IL intellectual, ana Il 10 $50
s..;-d INT IT is not pathetic, and It lacks tnsFir-
snn r. We add that in Mr bnl1vans a'as there
"a nnors Of the KIng than the Prince and more Of the
man Of action th1n tho ner7eIess dreamer, whom So
-vrn,turat eoIicttfnRs have edocked and for "aose
p.,.st nttTe nature The mysteries Of fe and desth
are burdens too g1est to be endured We shall sui
1cieut:y indicate the estimate re bare tormea o! II
frnn seeing Ibis fret performanoe All that form can
.tt,n Is stt.tned In this work Tho question Of is
smrt win probably be enc Of controversy for some
tins, In critical circles. 49,.
Tho Herald also gives him fair reception:
His faes while capable Of expressing admirably the
4rhn9er en1ottous is not prepoasesa1ng 1t requires
so1ne effort to recognize in The actot the ideda Hamlet
viii which tile public ua1nd has BEEN hued. As tae
earo time ve cannot help hatng etruck with the pure
IL fntalleotual ohoxac4er Of tbs mpeEsonat1on Not
TthstandinR the personal disadvant1gea nnoeT Hacn
he IsbotS, I'll. 9utya6, by It'd nd of haa admffaoe
, 1875-09-05

shoyen Conservatory, says that the piauo depart
meut viii be under the guidance OF Sir. Gold
beck. and that be will be assisted by Anna
spaeter, "whose artistic playing has won for
her the va1mess admiration OF all connoisseurs."
The Song Messenger says: 'alrs; Sara Bran-
nan Hershey, lady sho mas = ssu5.ca vocal mt.
for the past year been engaged 1t Plttsburg,
and do her professional rofk (voics-traaning)
here"
Nr. r. Clarence Eddy, organtst Of tho First
Congregational Church, coraor Of West Wash
ington and Ann streots, will resume bis organ
.hova church. It ia intenled to continue them
ayery week through the fall and winter, aud
t,cketa cau be- obtained at the principal music
stores and at the door.
, 1875-09-05
aupsuMMER-SIoHT's MUSIC.

50, f. Violonceo.
80. It. Flute.
TrnDnhnnA p
, 1875-09-05
BY G. r. GORE & CO.,
6a and 70 Wabash avenue.
GREAT AUCTION SALE

W every description oS DRY HOOD5 &C. adapted to
the second great trade safe Of the fa campaign 1s75.
TUESDAY, SEPT. Z,
We shall exhibit lines Of Cloths 8uitingz, Fancy
cassimeres. e. Beavers, Eepe11ents, D. L r casai
meres md Cottonadea.
A lne Of Gents' Shetlaud and Nez1no Underwear
Doth fall and winter waghss) that for variety and
general excellence will exceed Last Tuesdays display.
Gents, Boys, and Youtns' Suspenders, MenH. Wo-
mems, htscs' aud childrenh White Cotton, ,Balnosal,
sud Shaker Hosiery.
FELT SKIRTS. tho finest line to be found IN tho
city, embracing every variety, from tho ordinary to
the richest styles.
Plaid and Striped shirting aud cpera Hxanels,
Ln:eys, DC.
Peremptory seIe Of Mems and Boys Custona-mada
Clothing. 100 dozen Giugham and Alpaca Umbrellas,
Yankee Notions, Table and s'ocket Cutlery, Dress-
Trmniu9s, and Cent? Furnishings
CARPETS-Second great sale Of Carpets, including
new and handsome styles Of and ply, al wool
goods also single and double cotton chain goods in
very desirable patterns. ...
GEO P. GORE CO., 6s 70 Wahasa-av.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-21

DEATH on Tnx OVERLAND TRAN.-
When the west-bound express train
reached Terrace yesterday morning. one
Of the bnksmen. who had been en-
ployed il the round house. and who has
heen suffering from consumption. VA
put aboard. en- route for the Company's
hospital at Sacramento. One Of the
lady passengers heard OF Il, and at once
repaired to the baggage car. and there.
like . minisiering angel. attended 70 the
wants OF the invalid. u best she could.
She va soon relieved OF her charge.
however; for when the train reached .
point about eight miles West Of Toano
the poor fellow had brsathsd his last,
and the good Samaritan closed his eyes
in death. The corpse was left at Carlin
for buriL.-Slrer Stat. Dec. 20A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-21

Coxonx~xAS woopBuRS ''of ours
ID . member Of the House COMMITTEES
on Mines and Mining. The COMMITTEES
IL composed Of eleven members. a. fol.
lows: Mines and Mining -lBland.
Turnsy, Durham. Potter. Odsll. Gibson.
Campbell. Evans. woodburn. caswell
and Lynch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-21

TEE preachers Of Richmond. Ind.
met in solemn convention. and resolved
not to attend Theodore Tilton's lecture.
for the reason that u was likely TO be
ungodly. Poor fellows! The Chicago
Times says IL suspects that Tilton sus-
pended the free Lat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-21

Stand directly In the way OF human pro-
grsss. They bar self.etfort BY teaching
that we are to BE- saved by influences
outside Of ourselves. They promise TO
make good men OF Us by q spiritual
manipulation which does AWAY with our
own efforts, and the result Ia . world
full Of very conservative. weak and de-
pendent church mummiss.
Such people cannot stand alone any
where. They have O religion which
they did not work for-thoy got II from
the minister or priest-since they came
by II 30 easily. their strength was not
developed by self-effort. When they 90
away from the minister and the church
they 60 down. What strength Of mind.
spirit or principle. can q community Of
such people havsi Why. they cannot
die comfortably unless . minister or
priest Is at their bedside, and will open
the door OF heaven for them by religious
rites. How unfortunate most Of us
have been in our religious education.
Our ignorance Of the truth, and the
crafts OF men have misdirscted US. We
have been moulded and fashioned, but
not developed. The genuine nature Of
man Is developed By Independence, and
by doing whatsoever nature and OK.
perience demonstrate 10 be good.
vHkrEyxR u oeoD - MONT.
II il good TO remove distress, 70 assist
souls in becoming pure and joyous.
hopeful and strong. intelligent and
honest, trusty and true. By doing
these things. which develop such traits.
we restore the soul 10 itself and 10 God.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-21

ThE WOhi.D > uhkAIksT NkkD-
Society's only remedy. We know that
We must cultivate fields. gardens, fruits.
vegetables. grain and animals. Great
progress has been made In no doing.
Improved species OF domestic animals
have bssn producsd. Why cannot .
man do for himself that which he has
done for his potatoes and pigs?
Did We but take tho care to cultivate
ourselves that We do in improving ami.
mails, We would DO better and moro capa-
BILE men and women. wo have been
taught, and we act upon the teaching.
that God and religion are to
make us, in some supernatural way.
that which We ought 10 be. In the spirit
Of profoundsst reverence ! AJAX. what o.
God do for rs more than he has donor
II God Q hired servant waiting at your
elbow. bowling to your foolish rssuestsi
or IL Hs your Supreme Governor and
Does not the Supreme Pow
say 70 you. by Interchangeable law. I
have set life and death before you; !
have made Ill things ready to your hand;
I have given you ample power. Ussthat
power; cultivate your resources. or sui.
Ter the consequences Of neglect.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-21
AorprEors c.Rp

One Latnsr. who was . witness In me
Trial Of Dsttling. the Carson inosndiary
and sentenced 10 the State
Prison, having received notice from
some source to quit Carson. before lsav-
inc, handed the following eommunica-
ton to the editor Of the Carson Ifisuns
for publication. The letter bean innate
marks Of maniin,ss. and raises the
question: "By what authority 10 . man
who IL not known as a despsrado. and
who avowa his intention to do right.
ordered 10 leave . community"
CAIsox Crr. Dec. 10. 1875.
To the citizens Of Carson City. styi-
ing themselves THE Carson City
Safety Committee. - Gentismsn: i
am in receipt Of an anonymous com
munication, which I suppose smanales
from your organization. notifying me
that 1 must leave your city before Ne"
Years Day, or take tho consequence
or course after what has happened 10
one Of the witnesses Who was ls Nv.
mental in bringing to justice OF wv
incsndisriss Who have infested your
community, I cannot DO at q ioss
70 49, ,smain in ignorance
mus r.asops that prompt
..n;.hmsnt Of persons Who are the
nsnts In melting out Justice to the
cr;mipals whom you 80 much fear. i
shall obey your comma,d-nos from any
Of guiit-not from : = o. ,ns
ju.insss o. youi s.s.,,nJs Of NV
sonr.s .incs I hsv. bssn a resident
among you. with q serene consciousness
Of my innocence OF e~veiy.oihg ua''1 !
sha, sao!ses y iifs ,hsn 10 90
49, .nas .;rcnms,sncas- lint for The
unus, .uen su.I ~ som,,iS .;,h ,ou,
IAe' 'nas ny ~ sn.rronsI f,;snds
command .oa'u 80 - 80.
who nave iui eonnasn9s ~ M. IN,
u trouble anu 'na' 1 eann'' anu va
not d..
shall 60. ont NOT Io, good; TOT WIZ
you hsvs hsd nme ", no ~ 49, -
- =, -, s,.ni.
80. .s.n .s,r,n ana i;ys down apt
wear out your groundisss suspicious.
will do you the justice 70 Say INA
you arc actaatea cy Jus. snu P.Vps ny,
NV. hssn La 10 ersys .rron by unsor
thy men. Jou J. LArsxa.
The Appeal publishes . copy Of Ii,
',notics' served upon Latnsr 'rsrtdtin
s lisraiim," and with . shas.ly attsmp
Al hil.rity remarks that Latnsr left ''un
A., and bv wilma NJ n ysry bad spell.
rollovins 1. The notice referred To-:
"Cauou. Nevada.
to ]. laton
Sir We have cot n victon ana zen
him 70 ma long nom. - ~h,,s ,hs
am =, isss ihsy Nh stop The gate ID
same mr.. J. lato. il rsspsctly snvitsd I
leave Carson before nav years OF iss
n,s stss. .. s,s on. NV w ill n
.noths,"
7, v,u n. not;esd that this curiou
a-o,,u.r, bar. mn ~.ivu.turs. Not eve
~. a.. ..co,. A.. amended.
-. IN. am .-m.n.,;on from somo ne,
.on ar o,n. Who were angry nj Lathe
- ,..,,t,;,o .-y,in., than and ds,s,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-21

Nh. kerr Is the third Speaker in the
United States House Of Representatives
from Indiana. The first was . very able
Democratic gentleman. Hon. John W.
Davis. from the Wabash region OF Car
isle. Sullivan county. He aftsrvard
became Minister to China. The second
was Hon. Schuyler Collar. from South
Bond. 81. Joseph county. in the north.
Who was aitervard Vice President. and
10 nov retired from public life. Mr..
Kerr. from the southern part OF the
State, will have to do his handsomsst to
equal his predecessor Hoosisr Speakers.
Who we're unusually well qualified for
the position.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-09

SIXTH DAY. SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. H..
Board met. Present, James l.. Sanders,
and George Fisher, county commissions
crs, and j. G. Lynch. county clerk.
In the matter Of the application OF the
city council of Cairo. through the chair
man OF the finance committee, embody-
ing request that the county Of Alcxan'
der refund to the city n portion Of the
amount expended by said city during the
prevalence of the smallpox in providing
for the public health during the yeal
last past, the board deemed it ineXpcdi-
cnt to take any action in the premises.
The sum of three dollars and eighty
cents was allowed to Scott Hileman, a
resident ofanother county, for attendance
as a witness upon the grand jury and for
money expended by him for railroad
fare.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-09

II. Willis, chas. waterman, Henry Plan
| crt.
Doy 5oh-John II. Davis. l.. +. Nit.
champ, Victor Trussell.
Goose Island Marion mcCallum, Jesse
Jackson. I. +. Anderson, Jasper Banks
ton, W. II. Robinson. David Bishop, John
Lcwellen, George DE Gclder.
Tnity--Elias n. Glasgow, II. y. Noble.
John II. Brown, u. +. mcl'avcn. q. n.
Burk, william wagner, John Gillian.
Clear Creck--Jaspcr Gully, John IT.
Kelley, WIN. Cottncr, Lewis l.. Williams,
Samuel Walker, j. W. Upchurch, Henry
Jarvis, W. a. J. Butt.
And 1t was further ordered by the board
that of tho said jury list for 1876, the
following named persons constitute the
Jury list for the third term of said Alex
andcr county circuit court, the county
clerk to proceed as hercinbcfore directed.
South Caico-J. q. Stancil, II. +.
Gcrould, Jacob Morock. Samuel j.
Ilumm, C. n. Hughes, Herman Brink.
meyer, James Kinncar, L. +. Davis, f..
$. Haas, j. Dean. Ike Valdez, Al Ilurd,
II. Houpt, C. w Bradley, a. Comings,
W. II. Walker, j. T. Miller, George clay,
II. Loflin, j. +. Rector, Nick Cantwcll,
A. a. Haynes. W. T.. wright, Dennis
Staplcton, W. G.. Robbins, &. ID. William
son. q. IIaythorn, n. Prouty, l.. Dowd,
Mat clarke. b. j. Richie, John Antrim,
, X. =. Robbins, Edmund liuefncr, Al.
bert Lewis, T. NJ. Delaney, John Sack
/ burger, Jacob walter. II. +. Parker. j.
G.. Schulz, John lowley.
North Cairo---E. Walbridgc, WIN. Lon
; crgan, Pat cahil, John h. Phillips, John
: Higgins, I. @. Wilson, Fred. Koehler.
: John 4. Talbot, T.. m. Stearns. j. =.
Rider. Robt. Billingsley. j. Il. Thomas,
= n. s. williamson, John nuiley, John s.
: Dennis, WIN. harrcll, james Kenneday.
: Mark Provo. Scott Rich
L ardson, J W. IIeiman, =. +. Duncan.
= l.. d. Palmer, Archibald West, Tapley
McRavcn. Albert Thomas.
II Santa Fc-william Sickman. Levi,
:. Twenty. Joseph Taylor.
/. Inty--w. Il. Brown, WIN. Dunning
;, John Hodges. W. j. milford. Henry wei
'. meyer John Olcr. Dayid Brown.
/, 7Nebes-Norman Gale. C. IN. Buster, $
}. c. Pool. WIN. Erackcn, jr.. uriah m'cul
= lon.
:, Gooss E'and-A. j. Daniels. Enocl
!. metcalf, y. 7. Lcmay. John j. Quinlan
/ Henry Berry, Robt. Lavender, Greer
Bishop. James A. Parker.
| Dog Tdoth-B. Il. Martin, y. Il. Berry
:. Samuel Rcmmick.
r. Uear Creek.--A. j. Bunch, David d.
:. Abernathy, :. a. McGec, a. j. Lolles
Eli Douglass, John Rcams. Moses
At Minton, VIM. G.. Linda.
@, The following bills were allowed al
ii the co unity clerk was ordered to dra
st orders on the county treasurer for til
lit several amounts thereof:
IL Bill OF \. II. Irwin, sheriff, for ser
rs vices In insane caSes...............S II
. Bill of charles cunningham, for
- assessing real and personal pro-
perry Oft. II s, | w............... 2S3
~ Bill Of Martin Brown for assessing
is. Alexander county outside Of
~ Cairo. 200
"' Bill of Cairo Bulletin Company,
fol-. letter heads and blanks for
+. sheriff, in full of bill for $50 80. - :
7 Bill of same, for blanks for circuit
clcrk......,.............. !
t. Bill of same. for blanks tor sheriff . :
J, Bill of A, II. Irwin for clothing tor
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-09

SEVENTH DAY, MONDAY MORNING, sErI.
18th, 1875.
Board met present, the same county
commissioners, and J. G. Lynch, county
clerk,
1t was ordered that the Board adjourn
until tomorrow Tuesday, evening, and
that, In the meantime, commissioners
Sanders and Fisher repair to the country
to view certain roads.
EIGHTH DAY, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT.
liTH, 1875.
Commissioners Sanders and Fisher
having returned from their tour Of in
spection Of public roads, it was ordered
that the Board adjourn until tomorrow
"wednesday morning, O'Clock.
NINTH DAY, WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT.
l5TH.
Board met. Prcsent-Thos. Wilson,
George Fisher and James l.. Sanders.
county commissioners, and j. G.. Lynch,
county clerk.
The following bills were allowed, and
the county clerk was ordered to draw Or
ders upon the county treasurer for the
several amounts thereof, viz:
Bill OF Frank Hcaly for medicines
furnished criminals" lG 10
Bill of a. J. earle, horse and bug
gy two days for use of county
'oiiilnlsSl0ners.."." ~ 90
The sum OF one dollar and iifty-four
cents was allowed to NJ. b. Harrcll. that
sum being the excess of State taxes paid
by him for the year 1873, the order there.
Tor to be drawn upon the State refundng
fund.
The following bills We're allowed, and
Tie clerk ordered to draw orders for the
several amounts thereof, on the county
treasurer, viz:
biii Of James l.. Sanders, per
ulem rs county commissioner.
WI" intiogc,'"',''",,., oo on
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-09
PONDS
EXTRACT

The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Ext actor,
Note: AJAX for Ponds Extract.
Take no other.
"Ilcar for ] will speak OF excellent things
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-09

Pending consideration of the report
of commissioners Sanders and Fisher.
on the condition OF certain county roads,
the board adjourned until Sept. 30, 1873.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-09

Thomas Martain. administrator OF the
estate of William Martin, late county
treasurer, deceased. presented IN the
BOARD thc receipt Of Charles Cunning
ham, county treasurer. for tllc sum of
S12i 70. that being the balance
:ound To be due 10 the road fund and
court house fund, from The estate of said
william Martin. late county treasurer,
deceased. The receipt was ordered on
file.
1t was ordered by the Board that the
sum Of two dollars and seycnty-four
cents, now In the county treasury, and
belonging to the court house fund, be
transferred to and merged In the gen.
cral find.
Charles Cunningham, county treas.
I urcr, made report, for June and August,
Of the condition of the State rcfandns
fund, which report was approved by the
Board and ordered on Gle.
THIRD DAY. WEDNESDAY MORNING,
| SEPT. 8.
Board met Present the same com
missioncrs, and y. G.. Lynch. county
clerk.
No business being in readiness Tor con
sidcration the Board adjourned unit
Thursday morning, 10 o'clock.