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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-25

BATTLE MOUNTAIN ORE.-Four car
loads 10000 pounds) of ore from
Battle Mountain passed here yester-
day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-25
THE FOURTH OF JULY.

A meeting of the citizens of Winnie
mucca was held in FL Dorado Hall last
evening for the purpose of taking into
consideration the celebration of the
coming anniversary of American indie
pendence, and adopting measures to
secure the same.
The meeting was called to order, and
Judge Bonnifield elected Chairman,
and J. H. Job. Secretary.
General Harris was called upon to
state the object of the meeting, which
he did in his best style.
On Motion Committee of FIVE, con-
sisting of j. o. Ivory, Judge Leonard,
G. G. Biles, James Manning and L. L.
Richard, was appointed to draft pro-
gramme.
The Committee submitted the follow
ing report, which was unanimously
adopted.
First-The Celebration shall be held
Monday, July 5th, at the Courthouse.
Second-There shall be an grafton,
poem, reading the Declaration of INDIE
pendence. and music by the band.
Third-There shall be a procession
to be formed under the direction of the
Grand Marshal.
Fourth-An invitation shall be given
to all the civic societies, and citizens in
the county to join in the procession
and celebration.
Fifth-The orator, poet, reader and
marshal shall be selected by commit
tee of three to be appointed at this
meeting.
Sixth-The Grand Marshal shall ap-
point such aids as he may deem neces-
sary, and shall arrange and publish the
programme of the day.
Seventh-A committee of three shall
be appointed at this meeting to raise
funds to defray the expenses of the
celebration.
Eighth-There shall be ball at
night and committee of three shall be
appointed at this meeting, who shall
have absolute control of all matters
connected with the same.
Ninth The Grand Marshal shall
have absolute control of the formation
and conducting of the procession.
Tenth-The Finance Committee, the
Ball Committee and the Grand Mar.
| shall shall be an Executive Com
mittee, with full power to control
all the proceedings connected with
the celebration.
The following committees were ap-
pointed by the Chair, after which the
meeting adjourned until Saturday
evening, June 18th. at which time the
several committees are expected to re-
port:
To select orator, poet, reader and
marshal: James Manning, j. z. Sa-
bine and Job Davis.
On Finance: n. Blennerhassett, J..
II. Job and T. V. Julian.
| On Ball: G. G. Biles, John c..
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New BoNDs.-The new bonds ordered
by the County Commissioners from
the Lithograpbic Establishment of
Bancroft & Co.. are at the Express
office. In consequence of the over
hauling which county officers received
at the hands of the late Grand Jury,
the County Clerk will not pay the ex-
pressage on them. and they will prob
ably remain in the Office until the
Commissioners meet.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-25

A DIRECTOR w. O'Neal, of Par
adise Valley, has been elected Direc-
tor of the Humboldt Agricultural,
Mining and Mechanical Society.
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POLL TAx.-County Assessor Buck
ner collected $404 poll taxes from the
railroad men when the pay-car was
along here yesterday.
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EMIGRANTs.--Fifteen cars containing
$50 emigrants passed here to-day
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Bridge street, Winnemucca.

place and vicinity with every variety of Gro
ceries and Provisions at the Lowest Market
Prices. He keeps constantly on hand Fresh
Butter. Eggs, Potatoes, Hams, Sugar, Goldfish,
Mackerel, Cabbage, Lettuce, Onions, Buck
wheat and Graham Flour, Fruits OF all kinds,
etc, etc. my1S tt
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.


bshSt GNrhhhE AsO"'
so Meadow Valley 6T.
900 RAYMOND & Ely Al, as. Az.
100 Eureka Consolidated 10, 70, ~,
II, 72%, 71b10, 70H.
90 Rye Patch IL.
745 X. X. Consolidated z, ~, 8.
so Prussian 3H.
100 Panther 62Hc.
PCS Leopard Is.
200 Jefferson 81. 8.
1910 ella 8, 81a, 81. 81.
$50 Golden Chariot s, 81.
165 Mahogany 10, 9H.
500 South Chariot 2.
Is War Eagle 80.
9S5 Poorman 91a, 10, 1917, 11H, 1917,
II, 10.
200 Mint Is. 17X.
eco Wells Fargo 221ac, 2oc, 25c.
$50 Cosmopolitan SOC.
1875 Andes Az, 4, ~.
60 Empire i.
so Segregated Rock Island l.
500 Prospect Able.
300 Pioneer 2.
80 Florida 3,
900 Niagara 621ac, Zoe.
1900 South California "a, "a, 22.
GO Maryland 75c.
This Mornings Board.
5000 Ophir AZ, As, 47H, 46H, 46A
Abb.
$50 Mexican III. 17'S, II 1S1ab30.
500 Gold & Curry 1877.
795 Best g. Belcher 471I. AZ.
Go Savage 90, 81. 90. 80.
2s5 Chollar 70, SOb3 1917, 70.
100 Hale 4; Norcross 1917. 38.
9O5 Crown Point 3O12. 304.
so Yellow Jacket II, 70, rs, 1871.
$40 Imperial z. ~.
20 Empire 57s, 51s.
90 Kentuck 1917.
90 Alpha 1917.
100 Belcher 2S112. %. 271a. 27.
245 Confdepce 10. 1917. 1917, 20.
285 Consolidated Virginia 400, 417Hs,
420b5
200 Sierra Nevada II, III.
300 California 81. 61%. 61H, COZ
so Bullion 1917. 48. 48A.
10 Segregated Belcher 95.
270 Oyerman 50. 60b5, 59X.
55 Justice 95, 90.
us Julia IL. III. 10A.
90 Caledonia II.
200 Silver Hill 8. 81.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Lafayette Hotel, J. GERMArS. Proprietor.
J. Bauer, Virginia City NJ Iastig, Virginia
II Sweetman, Il Buckow, Sac INTO
NJ Murphy, Mrs Booth. Salt Lake
Mrs Hay, Chicago Mrs Wallace Sa INTO
+ Russel. Eagle mine D 0'Keef, Eagle mine
Crockett g J p Seelman, Ind
Derry, Denver Wright, Oreana
q NJ Miller, KNOXVILLE
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-25
p U RDIN & w % D,
AGENTS FOR wINNEMUccA.
NEVVARK
LAND COM
San Francisco Bay, Alameda Co., Cal.
Title perfect. Incorporated.

YEyHE NEWARK LAND COMPANY IS NOW
in shape; the Guarantee Fund paid in.
Iris company will be prepared in May to
take parties by steamboat and railroad to their
town and lands. By reference to the Coast
Survey Chart it will be seen that at Potrero
Point, in front of Newark, the deep water
comes all the way through the channel from
the Pacific, with the G. p. r. r. running in 4
direct line through Livermore Pass, making
this the connecting point between all parts OF
the United States, and by deep water TO all
parts of the globe, and the greatest manufac-
turing point on the Bay of San Francisco
plenty of water. good climate, excellent soil.
and easy communication. Purchasers getting
possession can raise large crops by planting
as late as July 18th. This company will COM
all information. circulars, maps and subscrip-
ton apply at the Office of the company. 4O5 y
California street. basement, opposite Bank OF
California, San Francisco.
This land will be sold at Auction May
%, 1875, by III. M. Newhall q Co., in
acres asd lots to the highest bidder.
Terms at sale. Credit to large buyers.
Possession will be given by the LIST of June, or
sooner if the crops are off.
Steamer M. s. Latham leaves the foot or
Brannan street, opposite the Pacific Mail
Steamship Wharf, San Francisco, Sundays,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. at SID
O'Clock arriving at Newark IL to half past II,
according to the tide giving from four to five
hours on the ground. Returning. leave New
ark at half-past o'clock, arriving at San
Francisco at half-past p. NJ. The best Of
Restaurants on the steamer on the New York
plan; pay only for what you get Breakfast.
50 cents; Dinner, rs cents. Fare for ronpd
trip, seventy-ive cents. Stages connect with
boat running to Niles, Centreville, Washing
ton Corners, Warm Springs and San Jose.
CHAS. II. PETERS. Manager.
my11 1mis
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LUNA ORE.-The Luna Mining Com
pany has had car load of ore, COM
prising three grades. worked this week
at the Humboldt Reduction Works,
with the following results: No. /,
$299 So; No. 2, $113 81; No. 3,
800 go to the ton, all in silver.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-25

RoDEo.-Cattle men are having big
time of it in this vicinity just now.
This is the cattle;driving and CALF
branding season. and troop OF
vacqueros from the east and north
were in town this morning. They left
for point about twelve miles below
here. where the rodeo in that direction
begins.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-25
Grocery and Provision Store.
"a. c. REEVES

TNAS OPENED A NEW GROCERY AND
Provision Store next door to Bowman's
Furniture Store,
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DRUNKEN INDIANS. - Naches COM
plains that whites or Chinese, he does
not know which, are again selling
whisky to Indians. A Piute was bois-
terously drunk last Sunday, but the
noble red man refused to give
any information as to where
he got his whisky. There is a
stringent law against the business. but
as Indians are not permitted to testify,
it is very difficult to enforce it, Last
winter two Cinnamon we're sent up for
sixty days each for doing so, and it is
probable that the heathens are again
engaged in the business.
, 1875-07-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Tho regular quarterly neottng Of tho National
Poultry Association will 10 hold At tho rooms Of
tho Prairie Farmer Company, liz Monroe
Btroet, this afternoon At o'clock.
The Ch:cago Academy Of Homeopathic Ply
sicians and Surgeons will meet at the fremont
House this evening. Ths section Of Practical
Medicine will submit report.
Tho picnic Of Excelsior: Lodge No. ., 4. Of
r., will tAko place to-day at Louis Park. Tho
train foayeB At . =. IN. from sha depot Of the
Chicago It Pacific ltoatl, corner Of Chicago
avenue mud Iarrabeo strcot.
Two ninea from tho tn,lsio.etorea Of Lyon l.
I1ealy and tho 1toot Il Sou Music Company will
ptay q game Of baseball on saturday afternoon
upon the grounds cornof Of Stats aud Twenty
third streets commencing At half-pass P. H. 1t
IL TO 10 an invitation affair.
The gamo Of bAao-bhI1 between the Blue
Line aud Erie l. North Shoro Line mines,
which wna postponed from last Saturday On ac-
count Of the rain, will tako place ut tho base
ball grounds cor1lor St0te and Twenty-thlzd
strecta this afternoon At o'clock.
Tho grand centennial baso-ball match boz
tveen tito ltecorders and Abstracts will take
place Tomorrow. at 5 O'Clock, On tho grounds,
Twensy-tl.lrd atrcot. near stato. Tic nocorless
will try to record big lot OF runs while the
Ah8tracts will field hard to abatrRcs as many
from thom IA possible.
Next Thursday wtlI DO a graat day for tho
streot-gamtnB as tlL. naNsboya' annual picnic
the occasion belong TO Col. Doron, Of South
Chicago, aud are well situated for tie pur-
pose. Tho Board Of Managesn Of the
NewHboyn' tieuo haso mntlo arrangements for =
train on the 1tock Island llAilrond 10 convoy the
urchins to and from tl,oir destination. Peraons
dessrous Ut donating either money or provisions
arc requeatcd to leavo word 1t the Noxsboys'
Hume, Oh Quiucy etEcot.
, 1875-07-22

of the vttl Of tho tate Gen. n. A. c. hymn, wllo
Wa mnr'forol by tho Hrnn.stls At Hausingo
t',1'a. Nnr. 4, 1871. Tho docnancd WA resident
Of THIS city, ami WINS captured on tho VirRinius.
Tho viii Win written Tho night previous to hts
execution, and 1t Will bo seen. does not mention
property he hnd in Chicago, Tho will ia iinpnr-
feet utIiGt stAtutos. Tho Aecoi!l wt,osH tIonG
wanting. aud Of co,lrHn will not to admitted 10
probate. 1t will DO nlud to-day, however, mud ia
~ follows:
ST. Moo ns CunA, Mar. :, 1s1,.-Know nil mon by
thear rteaenta that ". A. G. Hyatt. DeinB in n'unn
mini, 10 mako ls my tst mil last will giving all
my property, frnl anil rcrrnuaI, 10 NY hrnther JOht
George iyAn Ali my right. ttlc, and intcEetta IN and
10 ali OF trActs or parcel Of lanl situated In MeGon
cry County, State ii Maryland, and cunta'nnR chrome
and Rsbestns anil now Appearing upon tho resorla in
the name uf William IoaRhri'lEo and ". 4. z. fyhn:
also At nly nerehth IN o copper mnes on ths Nns-
desh'fl coer npoHitA In Mntana: my claim against
tue Government. ami my claim against ". r, Whitta
ker and tamrs Th}cr; all property described In =
power Of attorney given by Gen. ueorRs ". CoVk. Ot
j, 1879.
sy interest In Montana Territory yalus a, 800 coo.
.n thu thrn'ue And atenlna property At $5o0n. Guy
y cook 81 ooo should that amnnnt mt io received hy
pose IF tho property M hn may feel hisia,rrI.
In tcsirnnny whereof have csunrd my teAl to bs
Af!xt'e THIS Id day Of November, 1919.
-tf'gno;} MA. G. nrAx.
, 1875-07-22
CRIMINAL.


Thtoros entered Tho house OF Charles u. Judd,
No, lac South Morgan street, night psfofo Liant.
r,,i,. I'm fori,v vorA .,,,o,, ,,, .to1. aoa
,so,.,, ~ .,,a.,st',n "''o '' "''' WV
"oftn ot e1oth'''s'
Philip BROOKS, Of Cleveland foolishly bc.
ltovod he could beat throo-card monte on +
,f,c,,,r.n aorttarr ,ro,,, vo.,o,t,,- r,o-rtre
ass"A eoasnu. au, , ye1.o5 s. ;,on 'o1 o1's'
anu "ss NOE cohSipcoa unt'' 10 lost sl1o'
An aitorcattou botwocn two colo1ed mon took
Dlsco vostor,av nttnrnoou about 4:so o'c,ook. At
r.. .o..,a =. .h,.,,. 1900 49,, .I..z. .,.aa.
INC cofhos Q. Ashiat'd avenue aho Auatfaa stfoes.
and resulted 10 sovero injury 70 ono Of
them, ". II. Adams. Ito Waa cut 10 Ito Bmall
OF tle BACK with p0cket-knife: anu hit on tho
head Tith PRICK. ING nan,e OF tio aassuting
negro ts not known, A1Ia ho escaped arrest. ur.
Lyman attended to Ada'nH.
They havc 1ocal option club at Gnlcnburg,
like tliat OF Cloo I'ot,uIat's tic Jei1s, aud tho
Copn,ops. The fact MAS disclosed In Unisol
States Commissioner Hoyno's o{,ico Yesterday
AFTERNOON, whom a spruce.tookIng Young
man named John ]. barton, Of daiya'
wnA arrsfRuod 10 ansuer tho serious
charge of pssstng a cotlntorfett e20 Treas
ury bilt. Ii tas stated under oath that he
called At tho cluh-room md procured chaugo for
the bill from Frank Easselt. oterl Of tl1g organ
, 1875-07-22
4 Drunken Nlan Topples Over the
Iktyor.lsnnk " NiaXistts Falls ola
EkcnDea with II Row BrutAea.

4 Drunken Man Topples Over the
Iktvor.lsnnk ~ niagara Falls nnd
Escapes with i. Ecw Rrutses.
Eu9aIo Etpssss.
Wednesday evening FrcnchmAa named Al
bort Abat.oy foil over the bank OF the river At
Niagara Fal!s, distance Of 140 foot, and,
strange to say, escaped with bus few sigh.
brulsos. Tho accident occurred On the Cauada
side Of the river, about l0O feet north Of tho now
bridge. Ab4ttoy, who lails from Kingston,
Canada, was intoxicated At tile timo. lie stag
Yored over the bunk. falling \ clear distance
OF W feet Oh to tho rock below, and
then rolling down 20 feet mora TO-
ward tho cdKa Of thu wAte1. Thomas Conroy,
tue noted guide, accompanied bJ three or four
othors, NJ BOON 10 they learned Of the accident,
EoWed over froul Prospect parx, expecting 10
find tho unfortunate inaa rnsngted n,ess Of
acsh aud boncs. Judge Of their astonlshuent
when after short aearrh, they discovered him
Wedgel iu between some Eocka swearing ~
lively hs any uan ln his position could, aud suf-
fer,ng no perceptible injuries excepting . fan
slight bruiBvH. Abattoy WAS placei In the huat
aud roNsd over tu tho landing, wheEo eyeEy
preparation had boon made for tho appropriate
reception OF corpse. Tho Frencuuan,
however, wAs not 1t sll desiroua Of
ayAiling himself of tho privileges, aud
on reaching the shore ooolly informed tho crowd
that there "wun't : d--d booo broken"
Neither Mss the empty whisky-bostle which hs
had In his pocket. The 1all via tssrlbls oae.
, 1875-07-22
ST, GEORGES PICNIC,
AN rNfnftt1H p f1rciqfnM

The animal picnic Of the st. Georges 8ocfetJ
In looked forward to with interest, not only by
tho resident rons OF britain, but by people Of
other nnttonalitics. Thcro ia x1waya \ good
turnout on tho oceation and Jolly time is
tstnfly had. Yesterdays picnic, which mas tho
fftecnth hold by tile Society. mas no exception
TO this .'tlo. Turner ra1k had boon fixed npon
AZ t1Ie location. and there assembled therein
suclI throng OF 1srlsfHhers and their friends as
In rarely witnessed IN this country. Special
rnins had boon taken to insure the enjoyment
Of tho pfcntckers. 1iofrosLmonts wore served in
tenia, banss wera In attendance for dancing, Al
oaot,. air variety slo" waH given. and Bosne good
Old English sporta. INDUCED III. 70 mako she
fattor t1tsa-attractivo. prizes wore offered. The
lucky winnera wore As fol1ows
Rsce for boys undor. II. William rsske Pssze.
silver dollar; raco for girls unt!or II. katic
Daley; silver dollar; race for single lSd.es over
for married. ladies'. Mss. Il. GAVIN.
so seeoa w4.ce sx dsse ouos match nnse 1.
William Tookoy, sovereign: second. Frol Kapo,
half sovereign; champion ladies race. Il. Daley.
elver-rlatcd tonl>ot; sack race, Alfred DAleE,
IS; light Weight, Thomas Dsnd eopr Of sLaks~
peare.
Tho ofIlecrB Of tile Society and invited guests
partuok of all oxcolleut rnpast tn tont ret apart
for tho purpose. Among those present weros
President Goocl. Dr.. Walker, DR.. Carr, Con. Nc
hftnnr, DaflA johnson. ETOI. 1uGEoult+ TEo[.
Lafoutaiuo, Prof: Do Mars, Mt. Moo1o, =. Lar
nsrd, John colvln, 9. ". pai!oy, tho Rov. II.
smythe, George Drabam. and others. After the
vlands Ind been dscussod. tue customary
toaats and other poss-pEandia' plonsantsios
followed, sud quito IN agreeable simo was spout.
Tho President, III response to 'Tho Society,""
Eavo come interesting hgutea concerning its
operations TAo permanent fund Is upwards Of
$4,000, which is Invested in Cook County bonds.
Ovor 81 200 wero paid out for relief during tho
ma at raA md 1tH Nrrt hhrk tn thn did
Country. BESIDES What il dopo in tho namo OF
the Association, The mcsubcrs nre sery liberal IN
their private capacity, ~ many benightcd
EngIshmsn can teytlfy. Mr. Gooch took the
opportunity to urgo every rcaiilcut Dritihhor to
Join the Socloty-hn appoal Which met with ssv-
oral Immediate rosponees
Several rouShs managed to gatu admission to
tho grounds, aud mado thon,Eclyea obnoxious to
dcgrcc requiring the interforeuce Of tho police.
Had it not boon for this, tho inost unA1loy4d
pleasure would havo been enjoyed In oyory
other rcApoct Tho arrangements wcro excellent
and carefully casriei out, aud tho committeos
mi tt.1t Trntitf
, 1875-07-22

10 the Editor " Tia Chicago IribHne:
CHICAGO, Jaly 21.-1n this morning Tribune,
In your City-llall itomB, referring 10 building
Superintendent uailey's appointments, you desl4-
nato rix inspectors ~ masona, whtlo the follow.
ing is tho fact Crow Ia q houso-moyer. no
maHon, carpenter, :or builder; kelly mas laborcr
two and half years ago, when, through tho In
tlueuco OF cerlan politician, he was appointed
MI area wall inspector; Uui!erton, . prothor Of
tho Alderman OF TINT na,uo, ii an ex-l'ridgoport
Baloon-keeper Patch Ii an old hnuAneyed
politician Gasflcll ia no mason. but koepa
pIaning-msn, corncr Of aangamon and second
etreeta; Rood is q hack.dFiser for hts brother,
aud was lately appointed sidewalk Inspector on
tho South Side.
am surprised al suoh appointments being
made. Mono Of tho mcn.messtionel hare any
mechanical skill or experience, and arc mot ut al
fit for tho position. There nre only four
competent mechanics and builders In tho llst
Ing shla correction You Mi much oOligo
A Mason, hut Nor An APPLICANT.
, 1875-07-22
THE BRIDGEPORT STENCIL,

Tho bridgeport stluk case occupied tho 0rlml-
nal Court yesterday. Tbirty-niue out OF tho 800
Witnesses wozc examined for the defense. Their
testimony varied. but Was very naturally 10 tho
end that Sherwin'A a.aughtor-house Was not =
nuisance aud, further, that the establishment
omlttod auytliug elBo thAu Offensive oiosA.
Tic casa Was giyon to tho jury about o'clock.
At G:J0 o'clock Judge Farwell catno into court,
cailod the Jury IN, aud instructed them to re-
turn scalod verdict II tAoy agreed after 0
O'Clock last night.
Ono OF tho Jurors then aroAo and said that The
jury had boon troubled by tho yorbiugs Of the
indictments Whero tho worda "offcpBtve to
health weto nsed Tho Court Instructed the
jury that tho norl "hoalth might 10 omitted
~ surplus Language. ETC., and tho jury again ru-
tired to tho privacy of itH roolns.
At o'clock tic Jury was still ont, aud tho
prospects, were that 1t would remain out during
the night,
, 1875-07-22
SUBURBAN..
-1+t &tIkHIHA9

Tho Village Trustees hold their weekly moot
ing Tusaday evening. tic following Truatoea bo-
Ing presont: Haao, Taylor, Wheeler and Kiddor.
Tho Street Commissioner presented \ report
rclR.lyo to West HAllroad avonue, IIc estimated
the o1penso Of olaying and Rrareling said avonuo
from Emerson road to Cantral Ayonue At $605,86.
Tho report was approved and he w&a directed to
perform tho worA in accordance tlorowitll.
copy Of tho constitution and by-laws Of the
G, J. Gilbert Hose Company was presented, aud
appropriately referred.
The plat Of I Iosu1slivsion OF Block in L.
A. ErAtt'e Addition to Evanston wAx fayorabIy
reported by the Commistoc, and approved BY the
Board.
Trustee Klddes took occasion to remark that
the pipo aud caAtinK for thu extension Of The
wster-main on Davis street and Hin
man avenue had beeu ordered, and
would be along In fow days. ue also remarked
that it would 10 tho duty ol the atrest Eommis-
aloner to test said pipc.
4 motion to Adionrn for \ weok Was then
mado, and Trustee Wheeler put on hfa hat,
whcEoupon an animated discussion upon tue
sewerage question enHued, the llaiu point being
desire TO know how many more bouds could bo
isa,led Trustoo Kldor saying that nc could sell all
tie bonds IN twenty minutes. Finally, an ad.
jouTnEnunt for one Weok waA efected, but thus
dld not stop tho discussion.
trho supeEinsendenta Of the various Sunday
schools neot Friday evening to further perfect
ren's Day"
PARK RIp0R.
A special meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of
thla village was held at their rooma on Tuesday
eyanlug. Present. ]. Jsyues, President; Trus-
tees Aanstleld, Droughton, and Aobb. A COM
nlunication MAS received from tho Town Com
misssousra OF the Town Of Main, Informing tue
Board that they should Immediately proceed 10
gE4vcl tie Hand road through tho Town of
htai0, outside OF tho corporation limita of tho
Village OF Park lAlgc.
on motion. II Was therefore resolved that
tho Village Ut Park lt.dXe gravel tho Hand road
through the Corporation, and tho Clerk was d.
Feosel to adyatt'so for bids for grading and
grayoilng tho saluc. tho bids to be opened 1t the
ucxt regular meeting Of tia Board.
On motion. the salary Of tho Clork WAS a1ed
at sl-5 pes Annum fur tle ensuing yeAr,
Tho following amounts Ware APPROPRIATED tor
Mo respective purposes designated,
hlEto3 &uA Gu
louA4keAs AuAA 14
4F1feAAR tana r8ea. 80o
Tho whola amount appropriated for village
expenses the ensuing FeAr Il 42,u0o. YAs poaEd
thon Adjourned.