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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-17

ymaISi, PoLIcr.-Ata meeting Of the
Virginia Board 81 Police Commissioners
yesterday evening, the following special
policemen were appointed W. J. vii.
liams for Chinatown, j. G. Murray for the
First Ward. Robert Ferguson for the
Fourth Ward. Regulars sppointed-f.
]. Mccarthy. Joe f~arn-worth. ID. Dough
srty. Dan Desmond. Dispensed with
Onicsrs Walker. Pangburn, Mcdonald and
kinzls.
NoricE To CEEDuoEs.-rarties having
claims against tho estate Of John Wade.
deceased. are notified In u advertising
columns to-day To hand the same In TO l..
\. N arshall. at the store ~ Wade 4 Mar
sha II. on Main street. opposite the NEWS
Office.
Tnr young friends Of Miss Hattie Hall
gave her . surprise party last evening.
They enjoyed q few hours in pleasant COM
panionship and went home happy.
DIR. T. JAMES MioEE has ilod q cory Of
his medical diploma in the Office Of the
County Recorder.
The shade trees in and around Gold
Hill are beginning To show their leaves.
TuKnE will be no more street transac-
tions after the afternoon board.
Tar Flowery sehool-housc is In need Of
repairs.
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STEALING AMAleAM.
Two nsbsers Caught IN the oe~'.
.ieatai MN The Waterman shat
ia the Head.

Brief mention was yesterday made OF
the arrest Of two Mexicans, charged with
stealing amalgam from the Occidental
mill. The full particulars are now at
hand. During the pastfew months q party
u Mcxicans have been using an arastra In
a canyon To the cast Of this place. and have
been making a pretty good thing out Of 1t,
Judging from the way in which they cleaned
up the bullion. Suspicion with regard to
these men was first aroused by the fact
tina, they disposed % more bullion than
their ore would legitimately produce. but
A. nothing could be found against them.
they remained unmol.stcd. Last Tuesday
one of these MeXicans. named Garcia. went
Ia Virginia CITY and stated that he Was In
the employ of Pablo liamilez and Lorenzo
Martiuas. proprictors 81 this arastra. lie
said that q plan had been entered into To
visit anil rob the Occidental mill that
night. lie said further, and In elplana-
ton Of his conduct, that he had been EN-
ploy.l 10 help work up . "plant" OF 800
or COO pounds Of amAlgam hidden In Silver
City. they promising tn give him one-third
Of the proceeds: that Oh. ''plant" had
been raised and sold for $3.50. aud the pro-
ceels pocketcd by namilez and Martinas.
lie wanted to get even with them for their
duplicity. Two men we're detailed 10 catch
m. thieves. II was arranged that Solo
mon. the Waterman. WAS 10 lie convenient
ly cut 90 the way. The robbers were to
lie allowed 10 enter the mill. where the two
specials. well armed aud supplied with q
bulI's-eye lantern, were to bs In conceal
ment; the Waterman was then. on . con-
certei signal. TO fAsten the door on the
outside, aud the two men with whom
Garcia was 10 act to BE- captured.
The plan worked we'll and the men stepped
into the trap prepared for them, They
were allowed TO proceed with their work
Of cleaning M tho mill till they had ac-
cumulsted two bags full Of amalgam when
the signal was given. the bulls eye turned
on the thieves and the watehman made q
rush Ia the door tn prevent their exit.
Thi. latter movement the robbers rushed
forward TO prevent. They were ordered
To stop, and at the same time . . double
barrelei gun. heavily charged with buck
shot. WAS brought by n Of the specials 10
hear ON them. II was just about Al even
race between those inside and Solomon for
the door. and. as there WAS . possibility
that the thieves might escape. inAsuueh
a. they did not stop when ordered. the
Gun was discharged. Tho discharge of
the gun occurred just as Solomon opened
the leor. Seven Of the nine buckshot OF
the charge passed by the head Of q oil
the thieves and lodged In the building.
The other two struck the Waterman In tho
head. The robbers were captured and
taken 10 Virginia. They will DO exam
iued next Saturday. solomon. the watch
man. has suffered considerably from the
effects VI his wounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-17
ADVICE.

You are ssitd every Day through The column'
Of newspapers and BY ycur drufgis, to use
.omefhing for Dyspepsia AMI liver Complaint
that y n know nothing abont. You GET d.
courae~i spending money with but uiile sue.
cess. Now ~ give you satisfactory ploaf that
GRErn's Auausr fLosER will cure yvu u
Dyppcrsis aud Liver Complaint. with al' their
siectp. meh as . mr. stomach. sick headache.
habit, al costiveHrss. palpitstian Of the heart,
heartburn. waier-br sh. comiug mp OF iced
after eating. ! W spirits. etc, VT SEX you tn ~
To yoar crisgirt and get . sample hottie 81
aREEs's Arorsr FI0wER for 10 ,eits and try
%. or . regular size for rs cents. Tws d.,
will relieve you. ibhsD
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NEW TO-DAY.

Il MICK y u n o q X Err MININO
N COMPANY.-Looation Of Principal place
Of business. San Francisco. California.
Location ~ works. American Fiat Mining
District, Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting o.
the Heard OF Trustees, held CO the sixteenth
Qe,h) day Of May. ls11. an assessment
mo. is) OF Thirty Cents 10 rental per share
was levied upon the c4riiai stock Of tbs corpor.
alton. payable Immediately. In United states
gold coin, 10 the Secretary. Of the once OF the
Company. No. 80 Aesdsa.y DuIlding, NO. xU
Pine strret, fan Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assrs' ment shAll
remain uspiid IN THURSDAY. the twenty.
hrst (ilttI day Of Juno. 1871. shall he deemed
delinquent and viii be duir sdverised Tor
sac at pub 10 auction, and unlr.s payment
shall b- made before will ~ ro'd m THURS
DAY, tho tve TN ti7.hl day Of July 1871. 10
pay tbs delinquent Assessment. tos th-r with
coats RI advertising and expenses OF sale.
Ify order OF the board Of Tnress
J. II. SAYRE. Secretary.
0~fbee-lloom No. 80 Aradsmy Buildins. No.
80 Pine street, Ban frarcirco. California.
myt1 a
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Grant E.jeyinr Hims.IG

PHILADELPHIA, Nay l7.-This morning
General Grant took breakfast with Gov
ernor Hartranft, Senator Cameron, Col.
Fred. Grant and General Sherman. and
Hamilton Fish. after which he was waited
upon by tho Mayor and 9 Committee Of
the Council and escorted to the Chestnut
street wharf where Q steamer was waiting
TO make an excursion up the river with
the ex.Prcsident and invited guests ON
board. A very large crowd Of people as
sembled at the wharf and General Grant
was loudly cheercd on his arrival. Tho
ferry boats, steam tugs. etc.. all saluted
the excursion party with their whistles
and flags. When passing the Russian
corvette Craysser. that vessel ran up her
dag and fred . salute Of Il guns.
The steamer will proceed TO Newcastle.
where General Grant will DO transferred
TO the steamship Indiana. In which vessel
no will sail to Liverpool. The
revenus cutter Hamilton which had
been placed at the disposal Of General
Grant by President Hayes, was used for
the purpose Of carrying Mrs. Grant and .
number OF personal friends down the river.
Mrs. Grant was escorted on board by Geo.
W. Childs and wife, A. J. Drsxel and ].
n. Paul and family. In pessing tho navy
yard tho Hamilton was greeted with . 81
luto from the receiving ship.
Secretary sherman aud she whisky
Ming.
WASHINGTON. May 16.-Tho Secretary
~ 4 1rra.surw h.. mnJtaAJ ~anmauhat.
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ARMED TO rnE rEgrn.

This IL . very common e,prcsslcn, but We
think that TO embcilish and preserve them to .
ripe old Ge IL decidedly more appropriate.
This can be done BY keeping y~ourrelf supplied
with Q bottle OF that rplcndid dcniifrice. Fra.
grant sOz JDOST. which will besuiifs the
teeth snd preserve them from the rayatrr Of
decay. suzOD Mt c~ouiains no acids OF gritty
substance which injnrc the snomrl. bht IL
composed RI rare and antisepiIc h. RIBS. which
have Q hem cial effect on the wholc economy
Of the mouth. Sold by druggists. mti6
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SACRAMENTO.
The Order OF Caueassinns Dsiag In'
yessigated by she brand Jury.

SACRAMENTO, May 1.-THE council of
thirteen, Of tho Order Of Cancas.ians, have
expelled +. 8. Dornsy from the Order for
forging tho name Of the Grand Secretary,
anil wrongiully using the Official seal Of
tho Order. +. q. Dorncy was n OF
the originators OF the Order. and
at one time held the offices Of Grand Chief
and Grand Leader Of the leading Encamp.
ment. Ho does not take his expulsion
amicably and designs retaliaiing. lie
vent before tho Grand Jury to-day and
preferred criminal charges against GER
tain members Of the Council Of Thirteen.
Judge Clark has issued an order
10 W. u. d. Keller. supreme Secretary. to
produce the books OF the Order for the in
spection ~ the Grand Jury. Dorney says
lac intends 10 expose the Order which. lac
asserts. Is engaged In illegal and criminal
proceedings. The officers of the council
all deny any wrong conduct, and ASSERT
that all the rules Of the Order are peace
able and law.abiding. An investigation is
In Progress before the Grand Jury. This
body will make its report this week, when
interesting Developments arc expected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-17
ruYYoCATING COu0H.

In Q letter TO Mrs. Lislc. OF Chicago. Z well
known contributor 10 the Western press, che
aseribes the cure OF q dangerous cough. arcom.
panied by bleeding at the lung. 10 lisle's
Honey of I1orehound and Tar. my cough"
she s.y,. @thrsaisned To sunoesie nc
removed every trace Of IT," The letter was 10
a LADY friend IN this city. WIN has placed II NJ
the dispossl Of Cen. Chtifnion. Z sixth are.
me. Pixies Toothache Drops cure IN one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-17
STOCKS.
The Detrimental Practice OF Der.
rsuinE stoeks-Importaut Meet.
fsg or Bankers, Brokers aud
nining Managers.

frrom the San Francisco Post. MAJ Is
The most powerful weapon in the hands
Of = shrewd bear operator is borrowed
stock. II. after selling thousands Of i'm
aginary shares. and thus initiating the mar
ket with = bogus supply, which exceeds the
demand. prices should turn against him,
he has simply to deliver borrowed prop
erty TO ill his shorts. At the next fall In
values he purchases sufficient cash stock
TO return to the lender, and often is en-.
abied to profit where many would lose.
Thrs is defeat STAYED Oh. or rendered i'm
possible. We have In mind u operator
the most successful Of the bear faction
who, continually staying short through
the aid Of borrowed stock, and the rcck.
less abandon with which he flooded the
market with bogus shares, has utterly de-
moralired the system Of stock dealing In
this city. In fact. no openly takes tho
credit Of having broken values 10 their
present limit. This operator, to success
fully carry out his plans, entered into q
compact, 10 Is said, with several heavy
commission houses. They were 10 fur
nish him with their customers stocks In
lots to suit. For these securities the
brokers received the operators checks for
tho full market values Of the day when
loaned. The money thus obtained they
turned into their own bank accounts. and
used Il In common with other assets. By
keeping up his furious selling OF imagin-
ary shares with one hand and delivering
oorrowed P,oPeer'y WIN ~ IN. III
operator anu ms ciIIuo sueNe'Tvueui ~ III
purposes notwi'h,tana,ns 'n'',iun' W ~
lars were thrown mo 'ne msIke. 'osuP'
Port IT, The peeuiiar msnnnr ~ Nnion
tho BONANZA STOCKS nave uce,ineu anu ~.
acted. each deciino pcins s'o ~ ,.inino
prsceuing 'no, NV i.,oi hs hnr'
roveJ stock. Now, We hold that the prac-
tice Of loanins customers shares To ma
nipulators Ia reprehensiole Anu criminal
Unless the San Francisco boafuo broAs,s,
by resolution or otherwise snow tho puole
that they have put . quietns on the GUS
tom. the business OF inen'bers VINO carry
stocks on margins viii show q ualiy
sh~rinkage. As reform Is now IN order
and one good move has already been made
In doing away with open sessions, We sng'
gest That the next step Ia restore conn
dencc be an entire wedding out OF the
habit Of brokers loaning stocks to each
other. We are not surprised To hear the
special organ Of the bears pleading that
their most powerful weapon-borrowed
stock-is harmless and absolutely neces'
sary IN conduct the brokerage business.
II realizes the helplessncss OF clilues and
nool. werc thi. their main support, 10 be
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-17
CIGARS.

imported Pum.relgss. bouquets. saniiaeos;
two or twenty-five cents; the best aud ehssp.st
cigar In the State. Call sni Try them o. Bum.
msrnsid's, Main street. opposite Jonss' drug
stors. myio
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CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the crrurs snd
ipdiserstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
.ay. los. % manhood. etc. ! will send .
receipt that will cure you. raEs ~ CHANCE.
This great rvmedy ~as discovered By an is-Ion.
ary in south America. SEN q self-kid,essed
enyelope 10 the REv. JOSEPH I. 1EMAS.
station ID. Bible Hoase. New York Cry.
mhpl Gm
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q. 10. GALI.rP.

o. II. 0ALLrr. Opposite the Bank OF califcr-
MIA. Gold niil, keeps constantly on hand al
fsvorte brands sf Imported Cigars. choice bit
eiears, ali iisds OF chewing tobacco. meer.
scksnm pIpes, nuts, candies. me cutlery. aud
tors md kncy goods Of all kinds. apps N
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FROM A DisrINaUismRD JURisr.

"I have tried tho PsHuviAx sisrr. and tho
result fully sustAins your prediction. II has
made b new man of me -infnsed int0 my sys-
tenn new vigor and energy. ! am nc longer
trrmulous and debiliisied % when you last
saw me. but stronger. besrtisr, aud With larger
capacity for labor. mental and physical. than
a. any time during the last nvs yesrs." old
hv all druUvisfa
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srOCK aErORr.
~lnrromrro DAILY NJ r. r. KEArrSs . col

~lRHronrro DAILY hf ~ u hhAtnSs wi
San Francisco Board
LAST EVENING.
~, RAYMOND h Ely, 3. 3k
To Leopard. I IL. Is
90 Northern BELLE. iss. iss.ls
100 IIus-ey. i0c
so Manhattan. :, 6s
40 Grand Prize, $50
a35 Moloc, AZ
40 New Geo, ~ b5
go Leeds. Tsc. sos
i0 o,sman, 20. sS.ato.ts' Is. len, an b'.
,yo Con. Virginia. 2lh... aiS. AN
ITO Hat / Beleher. I. 81. 9.9s.9k
III, California. ?.S. As, AN sio. 2ik. AN.
AN IS. AN
$50 chollsrPO,o.i, isk, In 80. isx
SIS Justice. 4, a. si0.&
lOiO Imperial. &5c
tsO Gould q Curry. 4 20. ~. 40
30 Ophir. Z, ~
~ Bullion. . 60
?o Mexican. tk.tU
- Yeil1~ jacket. q.
l13 Calsdonia. I ~. IN
81 Ex,hegu-r. I 80. IS
40 Belcher. 2 s5, les
81 Crown Point. ~
lD savage. AZ. ! ~
in Hale h Norcross. I ss. ITO
go sierra Nevada. I Is. I 10
rms MORNING.
eS5 Ophir. *. y. ~ SO.
30 Mexican. 4 ca. an
sSl Gould q Curry. 4 -. ~
so heat d Bcieher. ~
1878 California. AN 7ta. 7i.. =, 7rs
rs -avags. . -. : 20
NO Goa. virginia, 2A~. a.. 2tt
IS Cho'isr rOtosi. lss. tss
SIS Hale 4 Noreross. ' Is. 10
soo Crown Point. 4 %. ~. 4 10 30
10 yellow Jacket. .. an. 80
sll Imperial. 40
7JD Alpha. 4. ss
us nsleh.r. %. 2o
10 Confidence. AZ
CSC sierra Nevada I Oi. l.. 10
IS Utah. Gk
$50 Ballior, . 70. Q.
GO Exchsauer. I 20. I ~. I -. rs
us Overmsn. IN. ~. "a
so Justice. tuS.t
tgs Union c1n. . IS, 70. 2D
DJaiia. 10
"a Caledonia. "
2;0 Phil sheridan. ~
10 Alta $50
10 Andes. 3;c
go Levlaihsn. Csc
so North cJn. Virginia, &c
80 Prospect. 49,
iOD Morning MAR. az
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GO TO CAHRN'S

TOR CHoICg CLIO ,Rs or THE YfSRsr
= import d or domestic varieties. including
the Gem OF Go.d Hill. which ID the bsst bit
Cigar In the State
90 TO CAHEN's.
For 1EERsCHAuM PiPEs. Cigar FOLDERS.
F,nest Cutlery. Playing C,'d.. YANKEES Notions,
Nuts, and all that sort Of thing
40 To CAHEN's.
Yer FRENCH CANDIES. The best In the
go To CAHGN's.
Yor FRESH fRtf ~, d nestle or tropicsl.
In their sesson. from . p.anut or . Banana 10
Q Line ~ 3 waSrmeivr-
60 To CAMEN's.
For CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS. In.
ciudlug thu c,Iebrst~d &c Pearl whlsky. or the
genuine Prsneh -Chsnpagns. ct vh.lsssIs CT
retail 90 To CA1IEN'H,
MAIN itrest. Gold Hill.
myi orposits Naypsrt's Block.
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A PAyOnAuLg NoroRIgry.

The good reputation Of Browns Bronchial
Troehes for thu relief OF coughs, oolas and
throat dlseas.s, hss given them . favorable
noloriety. B
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Town TRUSTEES.

last Meeting Of shs Ola Rsard-Ihs
View Members Take Their Ne
speetivs roaitions-rhe psrma.
nsnt Organisasiea Pessponsd.
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NEW YoRk. Nay ia T;~es Giurgevo
special says; A great battle Ia impending.
and already heavy cannonadlng 10 In pro-
grsss. For several days the Russians have
boon concstrating . large force At this
point, preparatory 70 . forced passsgs OF
tho Danube. The army 10 In hns condi.
tion and good spirits. Opposite to rs 10
Rustchuk. where the Turks are 10 strong
force. That they will resist u advance
Is certain. and tomorrow or day after may
witness . bloody struggle. The infantry
force IL present in great numbers, and -
I write are on the march. while great 60
tivity prevails In al departments Of the
army. Severe musketry firing 10 heard on
either side Of the Danube. The outpost
are exchanging leaden compliments and
the rattle II fearfully distinct Already
Turkish monitors are hurrying towards
the spot, and the more advanced mes are
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South Carolina Is I'D
ueating" the Negroes.
THE COLORED UNIVERSITY CLOSED
FOB WANT OF FUNDS.
General Grant Elected q Member OF
the Army Of the Republic.
SECRETARY SHERMAN ON FINANCE
AND RESUMPTION.
HIS PLANS FOR the REDEMPTION
OF GREehBAcKs.
How the Pinney Confession was
Made Public.
tsrsciAL DISPATCHES TO rHH uoLp HILL
DAILY Naval

~lsrscrAL DISPATCHES 70 III uoLp Hill
DAILY HEwsl
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The Mornson Qusstiou.

NEw York, Nay 1.-THE Herald con.
tinues its specials from salt Lake, which
are intended to convey the impression that
the Mormons are arming against the Fed
erals. though late dispatches from there
declare that there Is nothing In the Hsraid
dispatches and that the Hsraif's CORES
pondsnt has been corrupted.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
y +. K umk els Bitter
Wine of Iron.

daE never been known to fall in the cure
Eeakness, attended with symptoms, in
sEslllOn to eXertion, loss of memory,
lCulIy OF breathing, general weakness,
af9f 0i disease, weak nervous, trembling,
adlul horror of death, night sweats cold
n weakness, dimness of vision, languor,
AYersal lassitude of the muscular sys-
= enormous appetite, with dyspeptic
ZEN, not hands, flushing OF the body,
9leSs Of the skin ,pallid countcnauce and
slpllons on the face, purifying the blood,
th IN the back, heaviness of the eyelids,
.Naent black spots flying before the eyes,
.l temporary suffusion and loss of sight;
At oil attention, etc. These symptoms
arise from II weakness, and TO remedy.
~ use f. +. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of
A, 1t never fails. Thousands are now
DYING health who have used it. Get the
iHai9c' Sold only in 81 bottles. Take
-y /. F. Kunkel's.
/ Az for Kunkel's Bitter Wine of IRON
~ r0ly valuable tonic has been so
-12ashly Tested by all classes of the COM
my mat 1t is now deemed indispensa-
,saN lphlc medicine. II costs but little,
,,.. .5..es The blood, and gives tone TO the
tlile,
=. .19W only ask a trial of this valuable
irv,. ,flfice only 81 per bottle. II. f.
/ :, NN.El', sole Proprietor, No. 259 North
I. ~ ~. street, below Vine, Fhila., Pa. ASK
n a. a .9llhels Bitter Wine oil Iron, and take
:. s.ar. o.aer. \ photograph of the proprietor
II '9Vu wrapper all others are counter
,,.'i De@are Of counterfeits. Do not let your
~ ,,t-3isl Ntll you any but Kunkel's, which
4 tt, ~, up ohl as above represented. You
ga1sila gsls si& bottles for 50. All ~ k Is one
The daily gazette., 1877-12-14
STRAY wAIFS-

The wind made things: rattle last
night.
Almanacs of all kinds at Buffers 424
Market street.
The Delaware Gazette for this week is
now ready at this office
Advertisers in the GAZETTE who have
holidays goods should change their ad-
Vertsements.
DIR. Gallagher is always able and will
ing to extract an achingctooth at No.
E. Fifth street.
The American Rifles will give another
drill this evening at their fair in the Odd
Fellows Hall.
Hope is the anchor of faith, and Kings
Good Samaritan cough syrup anchors
faithfully on u cough.
John L. Frock, 415 Market street, is
closing out his entire stock, regardless
of cost, to close business.
Now is the time to get circulars print
ed for holiday goods, and orders should
be left at the GAZETTE job office.
Notices from landlord to tenant and
from tenant to landlord prepared and
serced by E. B. Frazer, Sd and Market.
"a story.
Wood burnt building lime, "a cents pei
bushel bar sand, Sl.7J per load dehv-
cred at Bright's coal yard, corner Water
and King streets nov. 13, u.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-14
Mr.. Johnson's motion was then adop-

ted.
ORDERS.
During the evening the following Or
ders were directed to be drawn Francis
Vincent, 81; Thos. Reynolds, $1,000;
street Commissioner, to pay DIS, &c
cents; James McIntire, S39166; W. w.
Summons, Sl86l0; Cornelius Crowan,
So; James Murray, S652O, John w. Grif.
tith, S34; James McKendrcI<, 1904. SO:
David Woolman, S3i.7O; James s. Bro,
s12Sj; Lloyd 81 Smith, SS9 81, Mary
Hannum, Sol0; Joseph Flanagan, $685.
81; Philip Lynch, SOS 03; Kennard Trusty,
IL. 80; James Harrigan, 64.63; Benz. Ew.
ing, go; Sam'l T. Bradford, 2296; i. Bar
ton, $3.50; Margaret Quinn, 1880: Geo.
W. Stone, 9.49; Geo. w. Vernon & Son,
| 1850; q. i. Johnson, 1923; Benz. Hirst,
35.ll Geo. II. 2. Simmons, 350.76; Ihoma;
Cory, 6976 X. II. Cook, sc; James
O'roole,4; City Auditor 30 Wm. Beglev,
l4.76; John W, Hopkins, 1925; Eoely
Etening Publishing Co., $50; Geo. o.
Byrne & Co, 10; Geo w. Verson & Son,
14.50; G. p. Johnson, IA; VIM. Palmer;
1886; w. W. Simmons, 4076; j. d. Wins.
low, 1854; Will u Northern Il. r., Co..
20.93; Chas. Warner ~ Co., 35585; Robt.
II. Cook, 4.50; John Hanley, 800; Benz.
| Hirst, IA; Geo. w. Stone, 1867; Geo. l..
Spear, 1880; VIM. S. Hayes, 525; Feas Ter
& Bro, 3; James & Bro, $50; Vulcanized
Fibre Co., 4,S0; John W. Hopkins, "a .26;
Conrow Il Son, 1.3l; Chapman Valve
Co, 76j00; Mellerts q Co., 1886; D. H.
Kent K Co., 11317; f. w. Taylor, ~;
James Lang, 10; Thomas NJ. Ogle, $50;
Louisa Meyers, -; Robert Pyle, 101. 81;
Eliza Frazer, 8; Ferris 81 Garrett, 4.52;
Adams & Bro, 34.05; Benjamin Hirst,
1,20; j. w. Griffith, 1868; Lewis b. Cur
lett, 10, Gawthrop 81 Bro, 800; H.
Pickles, 1885; w. f. Robinson, 44l5;
Gawthrop & Bro. 225; James "A. Ander-
son, AZ 40; Thos. B. Beeson, 1850; Parry
Il Bro, 81, So; Robert Morrison, 80 cents
City Auditor, LOO; James Bradford,
72l5; James & Webb. go; Ferris 81 Gar
rett, go; O. f. Thomas 81 Co, 24.29; c.
! T. Schoen, 2.97 james * Webb, 2198
+. g. Shorthdge, 3; Howard o, Ogle 8
James O'Toole, 22G5; Adams & Bro
3.12, James & Bro, 9.29; Gawthrop &
Bro. j,G5; e. Il. Dilworth, 95 cents; Chas
B. Woodward, $3.50; Smith and Painter
$3.50; Francis Schui, 1858; G. p. johnson
1882 James x Webb, 1850; Geo. "
Vernon & Son, 3S46; John Peoples
cashier Union National Bank, 10000.
Adjourned.