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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-28
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~ Our Authorized AdyertlsinG Agents tor tn,
LEADER are, in New York, s. M. PettengilI & Co.
S7,Park Row, Geo. p. Howell s. Co., 40 Park Row
st. Louis, ROwetl a Chesmnn, Cor. Third and
Chestnut Streets, st. Louie Advertising and
Publishing Agency; Chicago, ii, ii. Chandler
is4 south Clark Street; Philadelphia, N. W
Aver 4 Son. 78s Sanson Street; and Coo. Weth-
erll A Co.. Bulletin building.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-28
LETTER LIST.

Last of letters remaining in the
wyoming TERRITORY. June a6. 1875,
which if not called for within thirty
days, will be sen to the Dead letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
tiers will please say advertised" Civ
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-04

1t is. perhaps, due more to the worslng
that the confederate majority got from
blaine and Garfield last Winter, than to
anv other cause. that the party has lost its
prestige, and the current has been turned
egainst it. Success had attended the par
ty in the election and they were placed in
power in possession Of the House. They were
flushed with that success, and undertook
to carry things with a rather high hand.
Their hold appeared to be too rank, and in
their rawness and blind folly they became
easy victims to superior tact and ability.
They fell, and all the party had gained was
lost. The seeptre they had attempted to
WELD fell from their grasp and was siezed
by their opponents. The overturn was fol-
lowed nm and fortified and established.
The vantage ground occupied to-day by the
Renublican Party, with all its glorious
prospects in the general campaign before
ms. had its start in this ignominous defeat
of the majoity and its leaders. From what
other hand could such a result have come,
but from the champions who calamity
stepped into the arena and picked up the
glove that was thrown down. The Nine
teenth District share largely in bringing
about this change of front, 1t was her
Garfield that stood in the gap and met the
Confederate leaders and forced them to sue
cumb, and acknowledge and pay Difference
to superior ability. The chastisement there re
received taught valuable lesson that WIN
not soon be forgotten. While Garheld
watches over the destiny Of this District,
and guards the National interests, those
oentiemanlv leaders will not be in hurry
sgain to measure weapons with him by at
tempting 10 whitewash treason, or temper
the odium which every loyal heart feels for
its perpetrators. We cannot, however, tell
what infatua- ion and party asperity may do.
1t is therefore the safest course to hold on
to those who have shown themselves equal
to any emergency, and whose deeds have
challenged our admiration. Let US therefore
hold fast to our Garfield and run no haz-
ards of changing him off for any new man,
however we may respect his standing and
worth, at home among the quiet walks OF
life.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-04
PEDIG Rec
PereW HambletOnian!

WE have received from Mr.. Geo.
w c. Shaw, of Newton, N. ]. Ia capital
horseman and the owner of gleat many
good hOrses) the pedigree of the above named
Stallion MIR Shaw is authority upon pedi-
grees, and thoroughly versed IN the sIIalhs Oi
trotting blood. Perew Hamnietonla449, 1noil ID, q, OF
bletonian, which at the age of four years
trotted one-half mile in 1:19, on the Newton
(Orange Co.. track; and he by Rysdyk's old
Hambietonian, of Chester, Orange Co, NY,
dam Lizzie Haywood, q fast mare, got by old
American STAR grand dam by Almack, very
fast mare, color sorrel. He is half-brother to
%Perew Hambletonian is 4 years old, bay
with black points, fine large and promising
colt, bred by me and sold to Capt Frank Pc
rev of Buffalo the same fall. The above is n
true pedigree of Perew HambietOnian, as 1
bred him and his sire, and owned dam and
grandam. The dam got In Orange County,
twenty years ago, of Geo. Payne a very fine
and fast mare, noted for beauty good temper,
and speed;- was got by Old Star and cost me
Long Island and got by Almack, and was
noted for her endurance and speed; was a
great pole mare in her day.
TSaJ Field c Ftu-m.
Mr.. Rysdyk came very near doing foolish
thing IN October, 1856. He advertised his
whole stock of trotting horses for sale by pub
lie auction. All were sold except Hambleto-
nian and Almack, which were Withdrawn for
the reason that the bids on them were not sat
isfactory, the price offered was too low.
Alexander Abdallah, the son of RySdyR's
record was 2i4
Volunteer. by Rysdyk's Hambietonian, was
the sire OF Gloster who made record of &ll
Edward Everett, by Rysdyk's Hambletonl-
an, Is the sire of Judge Fullerton, WhOse
place in the record Is 21S .,.
Rysdyk's Hnmbletonian notonly bequeatl-
ed the trottlng gait tu his Immediate descehH-
ents, but so stamped his peculiar poNtVtr ~, ~
their blood MS to enable them to transmit the
valuable quality to others further down the
line. -, ,, -,
hos M eoual on the Western Reserve, and is
a direct descendent nom Rysdyk's Hamble-
tonian on his sire's side. He Is the sire OF
some very piomising colts, +. Il. WatrOus has
n nair OF them and Mr.. Myers of Geneva has
one six years old that trots in 2:i0 and has
been offered 5000 for him and refused the
same.
During the present season he win stand
Fridays and Saturdays at Geneva and the re-
mainder of the time at the Perew farm In
Ashtabula. Terms, $50 to insure.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-04
List of Patents.

Issued TO Inventors of Ohio, for the week
ending July @, 1876 and dated July 18th,
1876. Furnished this paper by Cox Cox. So
hcitors of Patents. Washington. D. c.
D. Beard, steam boiler furnace, Cincin-
natl; C. Diebold, burglar-proof safe, Can
ton; A. Raschke and A. Jones, coal oil
stove Cleveland; B. Davies, fare registers,
Cincinnati; II. Gross, time lock, Cincin-
natl; NJ. Longsworth harness pads, Del
phos; A. Luckhaupt, dressing slaves, Co.
fumbus; W. Neraeher, key fasteners, Cleve-
land; G. Ryder, shaft coupling, Martins
Ferry; W. Todd, wash board, Wauseon; /;
A. Erberle, horse attaching device, Hamil-
ton; W. Kimble, whifietree, Alliance; G..
Moore and W. Argerbright, corn-planter,
Greenville.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-04
,-l,ioJ, oooI, founehiI1 is pntitled :
Renubllean Oounty ConvensIOn.

The Republican voters Of Ashtabula County
are requested to meet at the usual places Of
holding elections in their respective town
s-A r - Saturday. august IS, 1876,
between the hours Of six and nine O'Clock In
the evening, to elect one hundred and FUe del
egates to the annual Nominating Convention
to be held at the Court House, in Jefferson
INV Monday, August q, 1876,
at IL O'Clock A. n, to nominate candidates for
election to the offices of Sheriff, Coroner, Com
missioner, and Infirmary Director.
The delegates to this Convention win be
chosen on a basis Of one delegate to every 81
votes or traction of q or more, given for
Governor Hayes in 1875, and will be appointed
aiming the toRnships as follows:
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-04
OUR NEW YOEK LETTER.

Dry Weather-The Business Outlook
samuel J. Ttldel-What Kind OF
Man He Is-The Heated Nfghts-The
Triton Famny-SIOkes In Auburn
Health,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-04
Notice..
Ashtahnla

THE Commissioners OF ASH as ~ S1DTta hDSIda
II County will receive propoA - AShtahnIa
ing a culvert in the township o ward on
the Field farm on the l4th day OF Az X ~. ~
nj 10 o'clock A NJ. Bids received at uS s1a ,t ~
the eulyert The Commissioners res ~ ~ t,so az
right 10 reject all bids not deemed for Vhe "a
2tIss5 rs = '''' ". T. SIN lNDs, Co. q 'om'
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-04

In pursuance with the foregoing call, the
Republican voters ofeach township in Ashta-
buia county are requested to meet at their
several places Of holding elections, for the
purpose Of electing delegates Of said Conven-
ton, on Saturday, the 18th day Of August
1876. The election TO be by ballot between the
hours Of six and nine O'Clock, p. M, OF sHlu
day, and the polls to remain open until nine
The following is the number Of delegates 10
o,4fflad.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-04

A good dairy farm of 80 acres in Sheffield
only miles from Ashtabula.
Dwelling Houses in the village of Ashtabu-
la.
Building Lots in the village and on North
Ridge. 1853.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-04

House O. Lot for Sale on. Rent
A GOOD House and Lot OH Root
"a Alley between Main and Park streets a.
Tor sale or rent. Has been recently occupiad
by Chan Richardson as a boarding house
immediate possession will be given.
5mlSSl w. REDHEAD.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-04
SsSignee'S Sale.

NOTICh' is hereby given that the
IN undersign, cd win sell atpubllc auction at
the yard OF tn sheds Of the EPlssoPai
Church, on the 8 9th inst, az oelDS1, e9S t,p- -
horse wagon one ne ddler's box, with springs
for the same Terms OF saleZCASat. ,.,rae
4tS8 r. @. WlLto@Nf
The above sale Is post Nore" uii'- 2tisS
18th at p NJ
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-04
ueDublIcan Congressional COnven-
~~~E Gfpm.

There win be a Delegate Convention OF the
Nineteenth Congressional District oi ohlo'
composed OF the counties of Ashtabuia, Geau-
ga. Lake. Portage and Trumbull, at the City
Ha- in warren, on Tuesday, the I'd day Of
August. 1876, at II O'Clock q. m, for the pur-
80 ~ terminating one candidate for Men,
her of Congress, and one Presidential Eleetor
for said District.
The basis Of representation in said conYen
tion win be one delegate for each one hum
dred and twenty-five votes cast for Governor
Hayes in 1875, and one additional delegate for
each township or ward having final fraction
of sixty-three or more. Each township OF
ward shall be entitled to at least one delegate.
Each county is entitled to the following num-
her of delegates;
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-04

q "A Ford. ]. D. Converse, Geauga-
= Scofieid. E. T. G. Aldrich, Lake.
7 q Beatty, John Meharg, Portage.
II r Perkins, A. A. House, Trumbull.
- - HENRY FASSETT, Chairman.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-04

The ex-Empress Eugene and her son
recently visited Queen Victoria and re-
mained over right at Windsor Palace.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-04

By order of the Republican Central Com
mite of Ashtabula County.
ia. HowELLs, Chairman.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-04

FOR SALE at above Aeency-an Sc acre
farm IN PlymOuth-a very desirable home.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-04

au.syss esit asss5 - saar.f
a sIs.s Ssst a ha
aoesa.s-5 .st
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-04

OF the city has improved somewhat with
the reduced temperature, but the mortality,
especially among children, is still fright
full. Twelve children died yesterday out Of
one tenement house. PIETRo.
New York, Aug. Sd, 1876.
The New York herald., 1876-02-21
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

A YOUNG MAN. 10 YEARS OLD WISHES A SfrU.
~ alton waiter 10 aresaurant he has before
attended similar place much object as the
opportunity 81 ginning thorough knowledge Of the trade
Address Il, n. HacAld olloa. - ~
The New York herald., 1876-02-21
AID poNlNIoN STEAMSHIP c0NPANI

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FLORIDA--wEEKLY LINE
" d Port Royal. C.. Fcrnauiiaa Fla.. brunswick.
Ga sailing every Thursday from p9r 30 ast River The
steamer CITY OF DALLAS. Captain ines. will sail
Thursday February - at f. NJ for te-luGina and Port
Royal Through tickets issued 20 al points Florida and
through Of adng given 20 al points M the South sd
Southwest. For freight passage aur.v 20 g. II NAL
foRy < 80 ar UEPN ~ gETpt'kF ~. Nsfdru lane
The New York herald., 1876-02-21
NIoRoAvs LINE on srEANsnIrs.

1rEXAs LINE FOR GALVESTON. TOUCHING ar
i Key wes'. saTr r. ihg Iniiea Sta;es mail Tho
steamer CITY on san ANTONIO. t4-t lcuutultau
will sail on saturday. February Is = M.. from pier 10
East River Through bills of ladag all points
tho Houston anl Texas Central Al aud Great
Northern. Galveston Houston and Henderson. and the t;a
weston Harrisburg ad San Antonio riif AIS. frrighss
and Insurance lowest For freight passage
having superior accommodations. apply % y. ". NAL
LORI Co. 1853 Maiden lane, " +. CLYDE, No. q
Huru
The New York herald., 1876-02-21
COAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DAClFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP LINZ
Il FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. CHINA. AUSTRALIA.
NEW ZEALAND Bkirlsn COLUMBIA, &c &c,
sailing from pier loot Of Canal - North River.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA IsrHMls OF PANAMA
Steamship COLON Wedn esday, March
connecting tor all Central American and south Pacific ports
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA
Steamship CITY OF NEW March l
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO VICTORIA, PORT
TOWNSEND, TACOMA, PORTLAND &c, &c,
the 10th and 25th OF every month
For freight passage apply ai foot q Cana 81 ~ X
The New York herald., 1876-02-21
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALES.

TyTANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, A PLACE IN A
w store where she honest living; is
perenced blank book maker with best references Address
JULIA Herald Office
The New York herald., 1876-02-21

1iIsCELLANEOJs
CHYNA CLAY OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY CAN
actnrcrs by appratiaa 60 JOIN BAll lHAlJ the Cf0wn
China CLAY Company. Cariin
ICE HOUSES TOR BEER BuTCrL1s. khsrAV
| rants; butchers Fixtures and ieoiA MAlhLsoN
saith II. ucar ilth ny. -
NTANUOOD-20Olu EDu0N-A rEkAflsE TX
Nj panat0fy o the causes witl ast- ll tor tuc suc'
cessfni treatmert ~ Wrakucfe, Low spirits NerFou. tN'
hood price Address the author, Dr. T. lE T. CURTIS,
2O7 West g2i &C.. New York
MEDICAL.
a NINE. REsrELL MIDWIFE, sINcE 1870. NOT
n. last Fityaseaa s.'s. hfss d}or rom tith avean,
a -DR AND MME GHTNDLE CURE ALL CON.
n. plants; 70 years pfactce. NO i42 West 4sth 81
A TTENTION.-DR. JAcOBY, LArK OF PRUSSIA;
~ consultation ircc. Private Office, i0i Aleeckerst
A -MMR. MAXWELL, MIDWIFE, IlEEAsTI0TH ST.
N. Medical advice 20 ladies' .ree
A DvICE FREE.-DR. AND MME B)Tr CAN BE
~ consulted conhdentinlly. a. West 18th ~
A --DR AND MME, VAN BUsKIRK RESIDENCE
~. No l5f East 2sth ~. between "a and Lexngon avs
A DIR AND NINE, MAURCEAU; - YEARS PRAc-
n. tce. Onice l2s Liberty street, near Greenwch
NONsULT DIR. OR MME. wEsr--ALL COMPLAINTS
" cured; advice free 40 Bleccker -. near Broaaw%
nR AND MRS. wEsTBRooK, 10 WEST Sd ST.
IL Broadway.-Treamentl low charge, Advice rec
MRS. LYONS, RxPERlENcED FEMALE DoCTRkSssl
A 40 Eaai2n.ls annaa AL aanniaita no cure ~ Rsx'
, 1876-05-06
gn,lnl NNtiCc.

In the District Court Of Snohomish Count
Washington Territory In Equity,
SwES PETERSON, Plaintiff;
, 1876-05-06
I.c.nl NOIICC.

In the Probate Court Of Snohomish County
Washington Territory.
In the Matter of the Estate NJ l.. p. SMITH,
deceased, late Of SnohUmish County,
Now, on this 10Th dny Of April, 1870 comes j. n.
Low, dulyuppOlntcd ard qualified Administrator
Of said Estate, ana pr2srn,cdhi, petition ,uO'c ned
and sworn to us the Inv directs, snid petition
showing the necessity Of selling NIL oitlr Rrnl and
Personal property to pay the clnims and indebted
ness of said Estate he also asks that an order he
issued tn show cause why such order oi,al' 'hnuld
not he granted, and that day be set by the Court
fnr the hearing Of said petition There being no
good reason existing to oppose said urdcr II Is
hereby ordered 10y the Court that Saturday, May
9TH, at ~ O'Clock ~ NJ, he set for for the hearing
Of said petition.
And It Is further ordered that oil persons inter.
cstcd IN said Estate having any objection 10 said
petition, appear at my Office ON the -od 9th day
Of Nay 10 mike such objection or said order viii
issue as prayed Tor IN -nl petition.
IN witness whereof | have hcrcunlO set my
hand and affixed the seal Of sad Court ut my office
IN said County, this luih day Of Anrll A. d. 1916,
II. HASKELL, Probate judge,
Mi
, 1876-05-06
1.eDdts. EHS!VlS.

1Ssa A IL : 4 SNHN.
LECrURE-Rcv d. Y. Utter will deliver 4
lecture at this place next Thursday evening
My II, Give him full house.
CHURCH SEltvICEs.--Rcv j. H. Thompson
Will conduct service for the Union congrcga-
ton tomorrow at 1890 \. NJ and $50 y. NJ.
A Sunday School will he organized in the
al cmoon at t rec o'clock.
Mr.. Allen from Falls City was in town this
week having brought from his mill raft Of
32 NJ. fl. of sawed lumber, most OF it being
MI lber one cedar
It's tn our friend W. II. Ward the boys are
excessively polite this week. now. it is W..
Ward what can we do for you, &c. Even
our well known rircr c,ptaia was seen, few
days since, helping him pack boom chains,
We consider ourselves wholly out Of danger.
'Tis ever thNs. On last Monday evening"
Mr. +. Mathews and Miss Fanny Low ten
ccred their valuable musical services to the
Society. 1t is impossible to speak in too
high terms OF praise of Mr. Mathews, who
has ever been ready and willing to furnish
music tree gratis wh,n the public interests
have been nt stake.
PRIEST PolNT ITEMs.-.Aprl 23 Str. Yak-
i'm, towcd % ship spars for ED Smith to
part Gamble,
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D"v'o Shrrd"n' A f''Mer resident oI this
comfy sample "i wool rom the h'Hr'
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AnGryED,-April 30. Steamer %piyr from
Seattle and way ports with freight, u large
mail and many passengers. She remained
here until Monday morning when she sailed
Tor Seattle.
Same day Str Fanny Luxe arrived from
Ccntrcvillr, La Conner, the Stlagunmish
and Skauit rcrinn. She brouoht =, numbrr
VI "'9'nscFs' Also Freight to b. Stretch
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fecnv .x9cr,oJ hr Vic. ronnioT,n ,r,s
4 tonic or gorerd ro,nor. and nroi.o
sion "a h;,nI thnir ,,Irsiool S ond I"o uoo,, "
, 1876-05-06
Annual Exhibit OF Treasurer Of
SnOh hOmissl TO-, ~, u.

As submitted to Commissioners Court of
said County, at their May session, 1876.
Funds ON hand at last settlement with the
Board, May 1870,
Territorial Fund, 93T1.33
School 1856
Co. Contingent 1887
Total, #l,19O.GO
, 1876-05-06
NnVlcH 20 a,rcNitors.

No.cr Is hereby given that having been ap
pointed by the Probate Court OF SnohomI-h coun.
ty, Washington Territory. Administrator with thc
WIN ANNEXED of the Estate ~ William Butler late
Of snid county. deceased, and having qualified rs
required b. law, nil persons having claims against
said Estate are required to present them TO me at
my ohirr in Suohomi,h CITY, IN said county, ac
cOmpinrd by suitable vouchers Within one year
from date hereof. or they will he forever barred.
All persons indebted to snjl Estate are required
To uny the ,umc 10 me AZ my said Office within
ninety days from date hereof
EInRIDGE HuUsg, .i6Hphtrd'nr riM M VIZ
Ga1ryoi qiNc E,tr, n llNirm B'Gr,, d'rs7.d
, 1876-05-06
Notice 10 Creditors.

To pll whom It mag concern;
NOTICE' Is HEREBY GTTEN THAT nav.
ing been appointed administrator Of the estate oi
T.. r. Smith, late of Snohomish County W. T..
Deceased, by the Probate Court Of said county,
and having qualified as required by law all per.
sons having claims against the deceased aro r..
quired tO present them to me ut SnOhnmi>h city,
W. T. with thcnccusrary vouchers within one year
from date hereof and oil persons indebted to said
estate ale required 70 make immediate payment
of The same 10 mo ut said place. Dated, Snoho.
nish tity, W. T., March rs, 1875.
!. n Low,
.ldniaNna'or er said estate
VI no 10 i.w
, 1876-05-06
Proceedings OF County Commits,
sinners,

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l-'''F" thch "'VouF"c" u''"' o " We ''>'
day.
TUESDAY, May = lS'o'
Board met pursuant TO adjournment
| Present, M,ssrs Kyle and Wight,
Communication received from Salem \,
Woods refusing to accept the Office Of
County Commissioner. Chus Hartman was
appointed in his place.
Reports ol Rml Supervisors were re-
cciycd, examined and approved, and their
respective accounts settled as per reports on
file, from Road Districts No. >, 4, ), s, 8, II,
lG, II, IS and 10 Districts No. 6, 10 and
/ - had flied their reports at February Term
No reports were received from Districts No.
l,3. =, -, II and -, Supervisors Of all
Districts not furnishing Il complete report,
including list of persons resident in their
respective Districts, subject to road work,
were required to furnish the same forthwith
The South boundary Of district No. 3 Wa.
ordered to be fixed as follows; Commencing
at the Section corners Secs. No. 10. II, II
and H. in Township % North Rance j L ,st.
thence due west until the boundary line OF
District No. is reached.
/ Road District No. II was divided 50 os to
organize new rnnd district (Iond District
I No. 90,) with the following boundaries
/ Including the south hall OF sections No. .,
/ I, 10 and 90 and all that portion Of sections
/ No. 25, 80, 20 and %, situate North OF Still
/ laguamish river, being in township 39 North
Of Range ana east,
/ Returns we're received Of elections held
/ in Di.,ricts No. 10 and H. Jas. Mastrrton
was elected supervisor in No. 10, and Henry
| Oliver in 10. II. Henry divers residence
being in that part OF District No. II situate
within the bounds Of the new District, No,
/ 90. he wus d,clarcd supervisor for said Dis.
trct No. %, and another supervisor APP
pointed for remaining portion OF District
No. II.
The supervisors appointed by the Board,
or elected, tor cac!! district buing ~ follows,
to.wit:
| No. |. NJ II. Frost, No.Il. H. W. Light,
" >. Ezra Hatch. l9 Fred. Johnston,
g. Amos llmst, -, Robert Parker,
A. Jas. Townr. H. John Ross,
;. W. W. Larrimrr." IL, ---- lIumun,
&. Peter Henry, 49, James Long,
rJI, ClurE II, Thos Oycnru
A. Woo3s. " 49, II Suuircll.
" Iohn Davis 1g.AlI Buchanan
N J,s ,,os,crso, - oo II Oliver.
Portion or .Tohn ,IcDomId upd others G,r
across the Flats, received, read. examined
,pd .pnrnvpd u II Ivr,snp nnnointrl
, 1876-05-06
TrrNrrORINr lUND.

r,h,, o.,l,,.I Nav ,.-- s,-,a?
Ee,1 ayripn wear from
SHERIFF 1logG
c,I,rct,d on Tax Roll 3itol
T,,. aoa5 IA
Cr,li,,
Ry Rccrir,s Ter Treas. $4,000
Percent on s5s8 9; reed ,oGs
SIOOO unid 151O
Totol as3G SO
,r,o,n, NOW in Treasurv @6s42
Scuool Fr>p
ro o,,,t on l,nd Nov';5 s4;45t
R.c,l from sheriff and
fnos 1Gl 90
CrIl,ct,d on Tax Roll -, 3;iOl
Total, $lOl353
Credit.
Nv op't p'l ON School
orders, $S69Gi
Per cent on Sj3S q, rcc'd lO.;S
s69.Gi paid. l13S
Total, $S0;SO
Balance now in Treasury, $ll5.13
County FrNp.
To amt Reed for Retail
Ltounr License, $l,1OO0D
Wholesale do, G250
Billiard do.. $3.50
Collected ON Tax Roll 10. ;Sl.54
Total, $2,5Sl 81