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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03
Election Proclamation.

The Board of Supervisor, of y.v.,., SSounsy, Anzona, st regular Session of ssid 0o&ret eS She ReoofIley'S Of3oa in P,~.o,,s Uo.; ;,t,; dGh, ls7 issyed the following Procis, There shall be elected It the ensuing Elec. 1on foVemher 7th, 1876, in and for Yaya. Pai county, Arizona: Two l2) Supsrvisorx HISul " Sner,n, one tll District Attorney, One !eJ, One County Sursey6t Two f21 Coro- ners, One (D Public A Administrator Three "a, ocnooi Trustees in each School District in | saa County, One Q) and not more than two lZ) Constables in each Precinct in said sosrd q stS n Ss'ng & s.ss,tsinsd by the contains population of moro thsn Urht HundFed te0Ol. it is: ordered that threo fsl Justices or the Peace shall be elected for said Prescott Precinct.
 BY ag&sr of sthe Board of. sopsrvisss. of Yavspai County, Arizona.
 u GEO. ID. KENDALL. Chairman.
 By H. c. c.Aissdor. Deputy Clerk
 Election precincts have been established Dy *he haard ;oi Supervisors, and Election
 sunset Crossing-Lot Smith; Peter Isaac. son and James T. Woods.
 Springerville-C. A. Franklin.
 AleS:hdf.-George Hsgle;; J.wells and Verde y.llsy-R,,,c. Campbell; W. D. Breed and J. Melvin. . Upper rerde-J. O. Bristow; rranci, Wangfiald and W. H Hawkins
 &elnut Grove-AN, Pinal G. & S. M. Co.'S 3itiss: George Jackson; K. G. Peck and A.
 Humbug-J: A. Moors; J.E. G. Mitchell and Isaac Btadshaw. ., ,Y
 PrescOtt-H. H. Carter.
 William V2l1ay-IavnGss TA~,,UlaS. 4 fred Zimmerman and Philip Mcdonald. s- Chino Valley-D. w. Shivers Charles Hal1 and Geopge Banghan. .f.s ] Wsinut Greeks. c. Rogers; T. E. Carter and J. F. Garber. -
 Skull Valley, at Miller's ranch-w. R. House t-AHted Shupp and Adam Scott.
 Kirkland Valley at Kelsey's-J. W. Kel- sey.. 1T. Hall and $. Jackson.
 PeePleS Valley xt stage station-C B, Ge- nung Vim. Brink and w. Smith. sse1's
 Date Creek at Gilson's-J. F. Carder.
 Wickenbarg@J. H; Pierson; H. wicken-'
 AIamo-J. Claypole; William Clark and
 Weavsr.-G. H. Wilson; J. Watkins and J. J. Dilliard.5,
 Lynx Creek at Thunderbolt mill-willard
 Senator Mill-Wm. Judkins.
 Lower Agua Eria at T. w. Boggs'-John Vickers T. w. BOggs and J. P. Osborne.
 Agua Fria at Bowers ranch-N. B. Bow CTS; J. ID. Perkins and w. A Smith.
 *OtetAst;eOrge Lake;' J.H. Richards aud A. Anderson. .s Big Bugs-Ji. E. Hitchcock. r
 Beaver Creek-Wales Arnold.
 Apacbe,-S. F. Behani G. HagEirt and
 CliftOn.C. Bennett. {. Charles kinnear. Little COiorado-J. c. Hunt Nj. Earth and Charles Dietz. 4 s+' In all cases the first name is Inspector and others Judges of election, except where the Inspectors name alone appears and in that case he is to appoint Judges.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03
.Mineayxki is Concerting in ,Phnnis:;

--sfA HExE.2sStevens, oury. and Hardy are all in Prescott, which would seem to in- dieate that this is considered the Congres- sionf ba.tle-grodnd. Some of Stevens .fsieads, ;who seem ts be on the inside. will aellyou fora certainty that Hardy is the man hessGs'edk to bexs others, equally con- fdent, are sure that Oury isthe only man that stands in his way, and l,e is tho man ssisat atevsns has to beat. Hsfdy's friends arc also divided in. opinion; some contend ing that he has to beat Stevens, and others, that oury isths only man that stands ghost -of a show 'assInst him. Some of Oury's friends are equally. certain that the race is between Oury and Stevens, as others are that Stevens is not in the way at all, and so t,Yoes, eSoh has lis adherehts, and each of these has his own theory as to how the race 1b gejn9. -'rt ft fs%
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03

- SEVEN 'C2Rkors FrSE.--Dr. D. l.. 'Magru-
 der. Medical director of the Department of sArissAa, 4rAs ssfs us natural curiosity in it's
 line, being seven full-sixed carrots in one.
 Hrnip >md-the. ensshoots start out from
 the iowtr poriipn, some sf then, re.eh ing . 1ength of ten inches. It is of the variety .known ss "Bliss' Freak carrot, weighs .2h
 pounds, and was grown in tho Doc.or's gar. demon Heaquarters Hill at Prescott. ;
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03

Dr.T kibed~ and family arrived hero on Wednesday, in their own .conveyance-so days from walla Walla, WI. They con- tinued dfi to Phoenix; where the Doctor has . bnother in tlse practice of medicine. kfter
 paying him visit. they think of returning b Prescott to settle permanently. Dr. Thi- hedo has the reputation at Walla wslla, Boise City and elsewhere. where we have known him, of being an excellent physician!
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03
For Congress.

To a< Peopls of d. Trritory ef Arizosr::
 hsrsby announce myseA . candidate fr Delegate to Congrsss the ensuing election in November ani dino ss wish t distinctly understood that it is with feeling of sacrifice uroa part but because esrnesty dersrs the estion aad will bs pcd of the distncton of beiag ArisonSs representative should it be eucced by her voters. During the tns that A,erven-s and the recfiUp shal ~pdexv,r visit cry portion of the Territory with the purpose of being heard. if ny blUw -ciiizsns desire it
 IVY GRANVILLE .. OURY.
 PhosiI July t le.6
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03

], Rod McKinnon returned during the week from a trip half round the world, including the Centennial, bringing with him Mir. Proc tor, of Henleyville, Tehania Co. California. John Goodwin. Rods partner. from Brad shaw mountains, is also in town.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03

In the basic to get the Great Register printed in time to send it to all the precincts, several mistakes have unavoidably occurred in the voting numbers and few in the ages of parties, but none, We are advised, that ars vital. The name of George Probst was mis- taken and put on the Register "Brobst," con- sequenly he will find his name in the "B's."
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03

.. An ,interresting- letter from our regular Maricopa correspondent, on the Globe and Pinal mines. has to lay over for the Daily, which will appear early next week. He also informs us that Hon: John Smith has with drawn from the contest for Council, and d-the raceis irow Between woolsey (Dem.l, and Guy Ind.)s Morris tpem.), for Assembly, has also withdrawn, and. Tom Hays .is an nounced as an Independent candidate for tho position. -ah
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03

The Photograph Gallery, on Cortet street, will be closed Saturday, November lith, for removal to Camp Verde. Those wishing Pictures will please call before that time. aF n44-lt
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03

The people of Camp Verde and Verde Val ley Arc notified that Photograph Gallery xill be opened at that Bost week after next.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03
For County Treasurer.

T ssost respectfully oaer myssk . candidate for CoHn'y Trrssursr of Ysvspai esisty Being residept of county for ten the old sef'ler' are nearly all acaaainsei with and ts~ settlers asd out who 1 am by asking almost any old resident. My before you last eiecfes for su-rvisor and xas elected by hStsring vote. hu change in my .ssssess compelled to resign f'sr tstisg the oa6ce. which thiuk will s- overs,kes ey my fnenis ws.s ho,e will forward with recruits and win epdeavor,o to ds h, part il elected
 = BENJ. H. WEAVER.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03

Jim Fine came fin this morning and pre- sented himself in Court to answer to charge of shooting into crowd, at the Peck mine.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03
For Sheriff.

10 xs possrs ef Yapapai Coasty.
 Prou sAs uasy squriss bsaG nsis is is evident tAss sAg cUDne DssA arsaAy ccasidsng the subscs of fAs srssne Novsmbss ssessss ssd h 0hsdiescs e tAs pssaa6 deors of any voss3. hefsby asooonos nyssf e as IxpRPISp8yr CANDIDATE tes nesleetioa to sAe s0es ef SAssia of YsvsPsi Cessty.
 FSIee taks A ecessoa to rstan ny ncsss thaats ssr She Gcpust hseAoAss givps Ds. ard sruss tAaa hsxs
 - shs dueiso sf Ae s0es is aasssr sAleuAts3 e oGo svsa 1asess vu>s h Hovssabss 1sSsesiag e ye pss e ny bsss plsdgs fs shs Assass sd rsiyink ,as sbQi.y sspsSf. o,eas sessi.-s,
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03

ThsExecutive CoMmittee of s'rhe Ring have ordered i've hundred copies of the :lexdins article ia the Citizen, of Oct. +esth,. printed and distributed throughout this Couusys -As sEkpnpAign document in favor M their ticket h..f
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03
Standard City Time at HowARp's, the Jew

ef ,n 5t-t Es 4.s IA A-- BUCKS, BUCKs.-Z. Rochon has on his ranch. seren miles from Prescott and two miles from Burnt Ranch, about sixty, fine, French and Spanish MARISoSIsUcKs, which he is determined tn close cut this Fall. They were sheared fin June last, and now is a good time to'see xiid' Judge Of their quality. En- auire at John q. Campbell's, .stOre, in Prcs- colt. If DENTIsTRY.-Owing to the amount of Den. tai work to be performed in this community. have cs}iicindedfto remain in Prescott two nlnnlsss longer, with the xies~ of locating permanently. DR. F. M. PALMER.
 x6tf :. Yodiuge8s AAle; and Bremsr Ingcr Bies, at GANZ', Isaac Cooks Imperial, at GANz'. .--f f.s | Y \
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03
For County Treasurer.

The andenigued having filled number, of non pay ing county offices is desrus o' having that there sonethag in asks the voters of favapsi county elect him Treasurer Rt the coming election and promises that the ensncsl affairs of the county saa hs ceref,lly alt. sded to his own. JOHN q. CAMPBELL
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03
For County 2ecorder.
r. Mt Voters of Yarapai Conntv:.

To Me Voters of fdrdpdi Comfy:
 Anuosncepenss riag iu orier the undersigned hereby Annunces himsslf independent candidate for rs- County, Arisana. M the ensuing November election. With many thanks for the tuPPot hereofse gives me, am. very respectfully. wM. WILKINSON.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03
For County Recorder.

hersby snneunce myself . candidate for County
 Recorder of Ysvspsi County q tho ensuing November -t1ees;os F. S. PENwELL
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03
For District Attorney.

hereby announce myself a eandidate far the once of Disyct Attorney for Ysvaps county and respectfully solicit the votes of my fellow the ensuing No- vembef sIscton. , WILL D. SOrTHwUKTH.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03

THE BALL Al, LEE's.-A large crowd went from town last night to attend the ball at Lees American ranch. We had set our heart on going but, as the cruel fates would have it, had to stay;at home and work on an election job until after eleven o'clock, and then it was too late. Those who went are en- thusiastic in praise of the entertainment. We shall go out soon as the election is over and examine the new house which we have not ses,Esinceit was ,finished. It is Ope of the finest stations in the Territory and we understa nil the building is finished up in superb styler f,f. -s4.--. = ,k rs:i
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03
For Treasurer.

annyusce myself e . candidate for tho e6cs of County Treasurer of Ysvapa county at the ensuing No. yensc, elecssea. VIM. V. BUFfuA
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03

P James, the, horse-thief, arrested at Camp
 Apache by Price Behan, has not yet been delivered tp thesauthorities. The Dist. Court
 has remained in session several days expect
 ing him, but adjourned to-day. in order to allow Judge Tweed time to hold tn Novem- bentermsat Cerbat.-
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03
Church Notice.
k1oalA lnteiiigence,

' Apple, so-fode. was raised on the Norsh
 de f the rlasa- on iTaesdayt bearing. | Hardy banner, amid the booming of an yila
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03

Large 0qry banAer stretc he'd across 1Cortez street as Jackson &Tompkins'.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03
For County Treasurer.

T esssascs myseK as . candidate far the o0cs q County Treasurer of Ysvsp~i County. at the essa eiecsfoa. F. J. COOA.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03
For. Sheriff.

Thereby susoaucs myself . cssdidase for SheiT q s04 VI ~ JOHN n. BEHAE.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03

Best Bourbon and Rye Whisky, at CANE
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03
For Congress-.

Iannounes myself Candidate for Delegate to Con. Grsss, st the ensuing November election. - -,.-,.E. tf. w H. HARDY.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03
For Justice of the Peace.

HARLEY II. CARTIER saloune~s himself as . ear- ddats for sec"u to the oco of Justice of the Peace
 for Prescott precinct
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03
:. Yofi1sef < AAle; and Bremsr IAgcr

rf-A--vN------- Isaac Cooks Imperial, at GANZ'. r-s-. tTx t-. f - s- r a. .. r
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-26

Is bbls Louisisna rectifed sold ct % y gallon;
cow PEAS-supplies are coming in more He ait,
and are offering at wide range OF prices VIII
81 So and 81 60 y buylleI. Two car loads mix ed
sold At 8 6S. and lot Of 200 sacks mixed sold al
corn IN SACKs-rhe supply is fair and the
demand has slack ened, but price. are ABOUT 1he
at SIC; 500 ixed at So; 500 do at sac; 500, ll0(
and 1000 choice white at 55c, and ESQ yellow al 'oe
OATs-Good supply and prices are firm. Only
eco ks choice Gaens sold at 45c and 100 choice
white tiaena at Acc y bushel.
BRAN-Light supply and dull No sales Quoted
HAY-Good supply with q moderate demand.
$50 bales sold, of which 100 Inferior at SIT IL,
prime at $lS $50 do at Big; 80 choice at &z2 and
RICE-Trade continues almost at a stand. Prime
and choice are scarce Good rs supply 81 othrl
mon AZ a4ac; ordinary AZ 05c; fair ! O5ac; good
81 06c prime \ askc choice 81; p 10. o, 49,,
Snse earesas d sosa
nl6c (goldl fair l6t dl7c; good IN Tl'Ar; prime
Ia aisc it Job lots: Ordinary Ice; fair 7c'
BUTTkR-Good supply and the demand is mod
crate Choice Goshen is quoted al 50 d55c; me-
dunn 28a3oc: inferior is nominal choice western
q 023c; medium l6a2oc: inferior l4al5c 10
CHEESE-The stock on hand is large and the
Quoted at l3c; New YORK cream lsc; English dairy
STAR CANDLkS-LigHt supp.y and tho demand
is better. 4GO boxes sold privats terms. mi 200
light weight at l4lzc cash " ID.
BEANS AND WE,TERS PEAS-Goot supply and
no de nand. Western beans are quoted AT 21lhc;
Northern do "a CSC; rcd kidney 3..c; green peas
~ dD3c y ID.
DRIED FRUIT-P'entv ard!dull. Apples are quoted
at &c. peaches 9k alOe T. II.
SALT-The supply is ample, ard thers IL very
little demand Coarse is quoted at 95c0$l; me,
s 2561 30 y sack dc iv.red. Turks Island 10
quoted at t5075c y bag of two bushels Table
salt in pockets ~ 061sc each. as IN slza, -
COAL OIL-Good demand. Selling at l802oc +
gallon in bbls ard rs d27c in cases.
TALLOW-Gaod demand and no stock On hand.
Quoted at g. y b.
IMPORTED FauITS AND NrTS-Gosd demand
at unchanged prices. Layer raisns are GEHted,
quarter toxes 81c, half boxes + G., boxes So 60;
lemons S. SO T. box; Citrsn &c II ID; currsnts
TIC; azil nuts Zoe; tes G},c T. ID; cscoanu' 8
1928 = Ooo; blnaIas 4laj T. buncl, piEe apl les
s = doz-r
COTTON SEED oIL-!a!. contracted for.
EGGS-P!cnty Offering ard dull. Western ara
oted at la 6c; LouHlsna l8a2oc y dozen.
PoULTRl-WtstsrD grown chickens sell at q o.
so; young do A3G3 81; ducks S+0t 50; geese st
al: turkeys Hlad 20 T. dozen. Louisiana grown
chickens &+D4 81; young do 1913 81, ducks s.
u (: geese f536; turkeys Si7dl5 = dczeu.
BALtSG MIS- selling at i3c = ID i'll round
10 and Ice T. 10 AT reta il.
GCNNN BAus--seii at l5c i oi zee il laies and jGc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-26
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, February Is, Evening.-Money is
dull, at 3. Gold ll37s alli. Sterling STEADY;
"a &c. Government bouds active; new hves ll8'4.
State bonds quiet and Nominal.
Cotton closed quiet ard steady; up!ands Ia;
Orleans II i6c; GALES $40 bales net iDts 1885,
gross 1882; receipts for the week Iet oo9 gro- IS
2lt02; experts to Great BIitais $685. to Francs $50
10 the con tinent 385: sales 1872; STOCK log b93.
Futures closed firm sales 10 900 baes, as follows
February l2h March l21. u l. 32c April
May 10 5 20l3 Ice; June - l3--32Nl3 1.lbc; July
ID 0l3 lll6c; August 10 25.32 ID l3.lbc.
Flour is in ms derate request and unchaTg ed'
Wheat lees actise; 81 C5Ol A. Corn a shade
easier fair business: tt 163c Oats shade stead
ier, t50521sc. Cetfee-hio firm, and fair lb0
zoe, gold. Sugar quiet and heavy; 1as G1ssc tor
fair to good refining; refined unchanged. Molss-
ses-New Or.ears, demand fair; $1,000. Rice
steady, demand fair. Taow steady; 90 az 5 Ice.
Rosin and tuI pentine quiet. Pork dull: new S22 80.
LaId-P Prime steam 10 asa 1851 &c. Whisky 81 10
al IL, closing at inside prices.
st. LoUIs. February 25.--Four quiet and I'M
change d. Wheat dull and lower; M. 2 red winter
Is 48l. Corn-No. mixed 38'. d39c bid. Oats
inactive; No. 344c bid. Barley dull and IN.
changed. Rye dull and lower; Csc bid. Provisions
easier previous prices would have to be shaded to
sell round lott; jobting trade good at unchanged
prices. Whisky inactive: + o.. Live hogs dull
and lower packing 81 75a3 10. Cattle dull and
unchanged.
CiNcISNAr1, February 25 Flour ste ady and M
changed. Wheat dull; 81 1901 25 Corn steady;
43Qi5c. Oats easier; 35042c. Barley dull and
s22 Is. Lard easter; steam RAG; kett'e 10. q
l3lsc. Bulk meats easier; shoulders 3as aisle;
clear rib sides ii sc clear sides IL al &c. Bacon
finn; shoulders 9ac clear rib and clear sides l2a
Wl3c. Whisky 10 III good demsn nd at full prices.
But1er-Good demand, Hogs dull; fair to good
packing &8 2008 40.
CHICAGO. February 25-Flour quiet and IN
char ged. Wheat Sac Corn 4ll3c. Oats 81 sc.
Barley dull. Eye dull; 65Q65I.c Pork easter;
,s2l 3ass. Lard i26oc, Bulk meats dull, a Shade
lower. Bacon n(hanged.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-26
HAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
City Hall, February Is, 1876.

City Hall, February Is, 1876 !
No. Standardization Series.
An ordinance providing for the payment of
lhe several accounts therein named.
be 1t ordained, That the following appro-
prlaticns be and are hereby made for the
month of January. 1876, and that the Ad-
ministrator OF Public Accounts warrant on
the Administrator of Finance in payment
Of the same whenever there shall be money
in the city treasury to the credit Of the an
propriate fund for each account. and MT
otherwise appropriated:
Firemen's Charitable Association of New
Orleans, for services rendered in the month
OF January, 1876, as per contract,
$1l ,G66 O..
Firemen's Charitable Association of the
Fifth District, for services rendered in the
month Of January, 1885, 500.
Firemen's Charitable Association of the
Sixth District, for services rendered in the
month of January, 1876, $3.50.
Firemen's Charitable Association of the
Seventh District, for services rendered in
the month of January, 1876, $780,
New Orleans Gaslight Company. for light
ing in the month of January, 1876, as per
contract, $l0.77O 81.
Jefferson City Gaslight Company. for
lighting in the month of January, 1876. as
per contract, $2667 80.
Thomas Pickles, for lighting city with
oil in the month of January, 1876, as per
contract. $1,000 80, less ten per cent re-
tanned, $2702 25.
Total, $30,207 70.
Adopted by the Council Of the city of
New Orleans, February 8, 1876.
Yeas-Bertoli, Brown, Bouny, Landry,
Mccarthy, Pilsbury.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
J. II. HARDY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-26
LAWS OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
REGULAR SESSION OF 1875.

AN ACT
10 authorize the city of New Orleans to as
eume exclusive control of all drainage
works IN the drainage districts; to author
ize the purchase Of certain rights and
proper ty OF the Mississippi and Mexican
Gulf Ship Canal Company, and it's trana-
teree; and to provide Tor tie manner Of
making said purchase and for having
therefor in drainage warrants.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Sonata
and House of Representatives of the State
OF Louisiana in General Assembly convened.
That the Common Council Of the CITY Of
New Orleans ia hereby authorized and EN-.
powered to transact and contract with the
Mississippi: and Mexican Gulf Ship Island
Company. and the transferee thereof, for
the purchase and settlement of all or any
rights, franchises and privileges created,
authorized or arising in favor of SAID COM
pany or said transferee, under and by Viz
tue OF act No. 80, of acts of 1871; also for
the purchase and transfer to the city of
New Orleans. of all tools, implements, ma.
cnlnes, boats and apparatus belonging TO
SAID company or its transieree, and by it
or MIN used for or pertaining to drainage
work authorized to be done by said act
No. 30.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted. etc., That
should it be deemed advisable by said
Council TO make said purchase and settle
ment, it shall be the duty Of said Council OF
the city of New Orleans to provide by ordi.
nance for tn" appointment Of appraisers to
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-26
CITY ORDINANCES--OFFICIAL.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

MAYORALrY OF NEW ORLEANS !
City Hall. February 25, 1876. !
No. l00-Administratio Series
An ordinance providing for the payment of
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following ap-
preparation be and are hereby made, tor
the month of January, 1876 and that the
Administrator Of Public Accounts warrant
on the Administrator of Finance in payment
of the same, whenever there shall be money
in the city tseasury to the credit of the APP
propriate fund for each account, and not
otherwise appropriated.
John McPhelin, district attorney, for
criminal convictions in the month of Jan
nary, 1876, approved as follows, viz:
Superior Criminal Court 500; First Dis
trict Court, $500.
Board of State and City Assessors, for six
teen assessment rolls for the year 1876. at
$1,000 each, as per act No II of 1875: j. L.
Herwig, 5000; G. L. Paris $1,000; o. C.
Blandin, $1,000; ID. Urban, $1,000; H. De
Fuentes. $1,000; A. Dejoie, $1,000: William
Kern, $1,000.
Total, Sl6,s7o.
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, February 8, 1876.
Yeas-Bertoli, Brown, Bouny, Landry,
Mccarthy. Pilsburv.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
}. IL. HARDY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-26
A CARD.

Persons holding Life Insurance Policies in cCr-
psnies which have. for any reason. declined to pay
IL surrender paid up value Of the same or
persons holding policies in Life, Fire CT Marine IN
surauce Companies, which have withdrawn thei.
agencies from the South, and failed to comply ia
every respect with the terms Of their policies or
contracts can obtain valuable information by cali
irs on the Undersigned or by writing to him.
He viii also make out Proofs of Loss and e,iect
Death Claims and Losses by fire sea. No charge
made sinst policy holders until money is received
o claims ad listed.
j. S. WHITAKER, Attorney,
No 81 C.rondelet street. up stairs, New Orleans
Loa.sla1a' ja23 lawd VI I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-26
VARIOUS BILLS.

VARIOUS BILLS.
G.. Casanave, recorder Of deaths etc. for
recording deaths in the month January.
1876, approved, So.
j. II. Peters. making one key for the De
partment of Public Accounts, approved. ST.
New Orleans Picayune, advertising pro-
posals for bulkhead tor the Department of
improvements, approved s..
New Orleans Bee. advertising proposals
for bulkhead for the Department of I'M
provements approved. g. %.
New Orleans Republican Printing Com
paDy, advertising proposals for lumber,
shells and coal for the Department of I'm
provements. approved, $50
3. Bloomfield & Co., stationery, etc, FOR
the Superior Criminal Court, in the month
of January, 1876, as per bill approved by
the judge of said court. $l07 IS.
Ed. Pilsbury, Administrator Of FL
nance, for cash advanced for law charges,
etc, as per vouchers, 1914 10.
DR.. c. Il. White, president Of the Board
of Health for vaccine furnished tor use of
public schools, $32 90.
Lambert & Co, for oae boat load Of Pitts
burg coal for WaterwoIks, approved,
$3.50 -.
Grand total, $6S92 OF.
Adopted BY the Council Of the cit- Of
New Orleans, February g, 1876
Yeas-Bertoli, Brown, Bouny, Burke,
Landry, Mccarthy. Pilsburv
CHARLES J. LEEDS, Mayor.
a true copy:
j. II. HARDY. Secretary.