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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-07

Board or AGRICULTURE MEETINGS Meet
ings Of the Board of Agriculture have been APP
pointed as follows: Woodstock, Thursday and
Friday, February Sth aud 9Th North Troy, Tues
day aud Wednesday, February 18th and lith :
llighgate Thursday and Friday, February 18th
and 10th; Montpelier Tuesday and Wednesday,
February 10th aud 2st stowe, Thursday aud
Friday, February 22d aud I'D New Haven some
time In March.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-07

ANNUAL MEErING,-The annual meeting Of the
Dog River Valley Fair Association will he held
at the Mortified House, Saturday, February 2lth
for the election of officers and the transaction of
nIhnr hnsinnss
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-07

BUTTER MARKEr.-rhe St Adams butter mar
ket, Tuesday, was extremely dull, with IA small
attendance. We quote winter butter at FROM
twenty to twenty-three cents, and fall butter at
thirty cents per pound.
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Glen advertisements,

NTOTICE.-Whereas, my wife. Ann Bugbee. has left
my bed and board, hereby forbid all persons from
hatborng or trusting her my account after this date
LEONARD BUGBEE.
Barre, February !, ls77. 69-d
4 ITERATION NOTICE.-rhis is to give notice
that have given my som Alyuh Eugene Glldden the
remainder of the time of his minority, and shall claim none
Of his pay any debts Of h contracting after
this date j. \. 4. GLlDpEN.
Cabot February g. ISL. 69-7l
RARRE ACADEMY, Barre, Vermont.
The spring Term will begin
Wednesday, February 2S.
j. :. sPAULD1NG.
Barre February g, ISL 6s-7l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-07

PLAINFIEID- After the meeting Of the Reform
Club Tuesday evening, a committee of three es-
corted by the entire body visited the restaurant
man, who received them courteously and rom
ised to discontinue the sale OF cider After faint
cheer from the outsiders, Il hearty prayer by the
chaplain and few congratnlatory remarks they
dispersed with amicable feelings upon both sides.
The next day Wednesday came up Il hearing at
o. l.. Hoyts office, of James Richards for the lille
gal sale of liquor. Some two or three gallons of
liquor Were found upon his premises and were
confscated and the matter appealed to the county
court Our thaw which was long deferred by
" cold waves" and adverse currents" came
Thursday and lasted the greater share Of two
days, Every one received it with pleasure
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-07

SCOTTISH RITE MAsoNRY.-Th third annual
council of deliberation, Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite for the district of Vermont was held
at Masonic Hall, in Burlington, on Wednesday
Jan 3lst llustrlous Geo. o. Tyler, Deputy for Yer
mont, presiding. The attendance was fair The
following officers elected for the ensuing
year Iustrious X. 5. Taft, First Lieut. -Comman-
der; llustrious NJ. X, Paine, Second Lieut.
Commander; lllustrious George II. Bigelow, Min
lister of State g. o.; Illustrious sayes Nichols,
Grand Chancellor; llustrious Benjamin NJ Beck
with, Grand Engineer and Architect; Illustrous
Frank H. Bascom, Grand Hospitaler; Illustrous
Cyrus Roby, Grand Standard Bearer. And the IL
lustrious Commander-in-Chief,a appointed the fol-
lowing officers: Illustrous Luman A. Drew, Grand
Prior; Illustrious Robert j. Wright, Grand Treas
urer llustrious George j. stannard, Grand Sec
rotary Ilustrious A. n. Pearson, Grand Master
of Ceremonies; lllustrious Horace l.. ,Iohonnott,
Grand Captain of the Guard; Illustrious George
i. Morse Grand Sentinel
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-07

CARoT-The notice last week in the WATCH
MAN 4 Journal of the purchase of a Congrega-
tional parsonage in this place, should have read
Mrs. DIR. Wiswall and Mrs. Caleb Foster, instead
Of their husbands II. Orlando Heath had the
thumb on his right hand cut off in some ma
chnery last week, Our people were very pleas
antly entertained Thursday evening by minstrel
concert, given by five young men of our own viii
lage OF course they got Il crowded house, as it
was free. Miss Dora White, of Washington, is
to commence n class in eocution Immediately
after the close Of the winter school. The Re
form Club is drawing full houses each week The
select readings essays Rotations, tableaux, etc.
etc, make quite an interesting entertainment
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-07

oRnEn collar for your dog If you would keep
him from the clutches of the law after April first
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-07

SEvENrEEN persons united with the Methodist
church In Bristol, the 2sth ultimo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-07

TuE horses in West Addison are suffering from
the distemper
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-07

HANDSOME SLEIGns-lhe finest thing we ever
saw in the line of sleighs is now ON exhibition at
Roleau's harness shop, in lrench's block Main
street, in this village. These sleighs are manu-
featured by the Cabot Manufacturing Company,
and for style finish and general appearance, are
decidedly superior, For several years the Brews-
ter sleighs sold by the Brewster Brothers, New
York, have been considered the best aud most
stylish made, but they must yield to the Cabot
sleighs, in point Of almost everything that makes
Il sleigh desirable, These sleghs are manufac-
tured from the very best material by the most
experienced and reliable workmen. They are
light, very strong, aud are finished in the finest
style, Everything about them is so perfect and
complete that it is not at all surprising to learn
that they are gradually supersedng sleighs OF
other patterns and coming into general use All
orders and requests for information should be adj
dressed To the Cabot Manufacturing Company,
Cabot, w. and parties desiring to purchase should
wait until after communicating with this reliable
cnmnauV
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-07

WASHINGTON. 4. Taylor, of this place,
Assistant Clerk in the House last fall has gone to
Chicago to take position in a government office
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-07

1t Is an undisputed fact that the most wonderful
cures ever effected by any nimen have been performed
by Dr., streeter's Magnetic Lniment. For rheumatism,
sprans stiffness OF the Joints Contracted Chords etc.
Is prompt and effective remedy our patrons have only
try be convinced OF It's great value 1t is good lor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-07

WORCESTER Edwin Lyman has been awarded
nine hundred dollars damages against the town of
Worcester, for injuries received ON defective
hinlIMnN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-07

CALAis.-The Reform Club send greeting to
their brothers in the good cause. The work goes
steadily forward and the prospect never was
brighter. They are to have an oyster supper in
the vestry of the Christian church, Wednesday
evening, February 14th; admission twenty-five
cents, proceeds for the benefit of the club The
clubs in neighboring towns, and the public, are
cordially invited Come everybody; and besides
having good time, you will aid in good en-
terprse.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-07
Look Sharp.

Messrs. Editors II wish to say, through your
paper, to the public "Beware Of clothes-ne
swindlersl' About the list Of January, a man
calling himself d. Murray, m agent for the Horn
ensville, IN. " Clothes-ne Company, called at
our place, with aH the good graces humanity can
assume, wishing to use our clothes-yard as place
to advertise his line by making US a present of
the same, with a request that we speak in its IA
vor He put up a few lines for our neghbors,
with the assurance that they did not cis to keep
them, after n fair trial the company or their
agents would take them away, thus leaving the
company q line out and we a line in. Murray
attaches superior qualities to the line ii only hav-
ing to be used to effect sale Now comes the
clinchcr: little order isTpresened for our sigma
ture requesting said company to forward us one
thousand feet In less than one month"; and In
fact before we had received the line another
agent, Brown, comes along with bill for pay
ment, when 10 and behold, in their eagerness 10
swindle, they have known no bounds but present
u.s. as authority flor the bill, the order above
mentioned, and it has grown to such magnitude,
and so great the change, we declared it forgery
Of the grossest kind We know Of parties who
have paid the full face Of the bill, or given their
note therefor Others lhree-fourths, and some
one-half, and still others wonld not pay anything
The value Of their bill seems TO vary according 10
the opposition they meet with, it having depre-
ciated more than ten-fold in the same day We
have only to say it is time for such fraud and de
eeption to meet its just reward A VICTIM.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-07

The Fairhaven Methodsts are not disheartened
by the loss Of their church. new one is to be
Immediately built ON the old site 1t will prob
ably be ready about July...A medical society
told SCHOOL, is TO be organized in Rutland county.
.. Rev. John +. Aiken is to remain pastor of the
Congregational church at Pawlet during the en-
suing year. e. The Brandon Farmers Club have
decided to erect a two-story brick building for a
hall and library, with the money given them by
Hon. n. T. Spngue Jr.
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Marriaaes.

Marriages and Deaths inserted grdtis; Obituary
Notices, fUe cents per line, inUdriobiv.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-07

Pass ENcuRsIoS.-The New Hampshire Press
Association has organized for the current year
with George Il. jerks, president, and voted To
visit Mount Mansfield in Stowe, ON It's annual
summer excursion,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-07

To promote "A healthy action of the system.
when II has become enfeebed by Kidney. Bladder and
Glanduar Diseases Pains In the Back Loins and Side take
IuNT's REMEDr Gravel, Diabetes. Dropsy Bnght's Dis
Iuconnence and Intemperaneo, cured by uNTs
REMEDY. few doses OF uNr's REMEDY elects these dis
from the system.
ISFALLIBLE EYE WASH Is the best made "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-07

Pupils Taught in Classes Or Privately.

The Boston Conservatory system strictly followed Also
dealer In fine Violin strings. VIII be at tile residence Of
Aaron Bancroft, Berlin street, Monrecr, every Weines
day aud saturday. Music furnished for private
parties-NlOlin, Piano and Comet. 6s-sl
C'ARM At AuCTION.-In Brookhell, VI, an eS-
crlent farm OF ahuut hundred and hlty nve acres
residence OF the late Samuel T. Wlle, situated In good
location. The Land suitably divided into tage, pastur
and wood land with convenient orchard and good
running water The above farm VIII be sold ~ public nuc-
ton, the premises. TIL RSDAN, MARCH lsT ISL, at
o'clock, T. Purchasers invited 10 examine this
farm. GEORGE GRAN +, Administrator.
Brookheld, February s. Isl. 6s-7l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-07
wINDHAM COUNTY.

DnTHERIA is prevailing in the vicinity of South
Londonderry. The Retormer thinks Brattle-
boro is paying higher salaries for poorer teachers
than any other town in the state The Retoimer
has economical ideas. The Brattleboro Society
for the prevention of cruelty to animals recently
took a horse with badly calked ankle from an
out-of-town team and put it in comfortable quar-
tiers, at its owners expense, until the animal was
tit to go home.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-07

The Orleans county musical convention is now
being held at Newport. ..A horse belonging to
II, Gage, of Westmore, over-reached the other
day and cut his forward hoof completely off He
had to be killed. The carriage shop in Crafts
bury belonging to Luman Smith, with the en-
CINE, tools carriage stock etc, was destroyed
the other afternoon. The loss is estimated to
be one thousand five hundred dollars. No insur-
ance
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-07

Mr.. DUNCAN McGREGoR, who died in Alburgh
January 18th, at the age Of ninety-seven, was in
the Battle Of Plattsburgh, and claimed to have
saved one of our vessels which had been cap
tured by the enemy and the few of the crew that
were left alive driven into the hold and the
matches spiked down, by swimming to the vessel,
releasing the prisoners and running the boat
ashore within our lines
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-29

for Probate ofice, q 0d
Seattle Water Co. water for
County offices es.... Is 90
7 5 Russell. burying MeKolas.
Fanper.... .....-.-..... - 80
P. Keach. groceries for Mrs
Ramage ge..... 60
II q Thornton. fitting up Dis
trlct Clerks office. ..... s 90
John Olson, boarding John
Benson, pauper -. ..... 4, On
fhos. Burke, fees a, Probote
Juige- ............ ii D.
Alnira Kidd. care of Mrs. Ram
age ........ .... Ia w
r c Graves. desks for Z. S.
District Clerks Office 80. 30 0o
l. Reinig. room rent for T. 8.
District Court. .... 40 90
A Wolf, straw mattrass for old
All w
Henry Lohse, cementing Aoor
to county Jail. ........ 600 OC
A lnsraham, care Of Powers. - SO
James Morris, bringing gas into
new Jail, etc .. 81 80
Nicholson & Forsey, milk for
Mrs, Ramage ..... IS
W II Pumphrey. records for
Probate Judge. ge........ 60 IL
VI II Maddocxs, sundries for
Mrs Ramage and Powers - 06
n Booth, assessment books
for county ............... 81 "A
Carkeek s. Doyle, balance due
M, ia.f nv termS of arhitra.
ton. 1874 10
Chas Coppin. five days services
asarbitrator on Jail ... 25 90
A G Murry. Ave days services
as arbitrator on Jail ..... 25 0O
Daniel Bagley, four days ser
vices as arbitrator on jail. 90 0O
L NJ Raisin. services as clerk. OO
ROAD FUND.
Geo. Walker. rock for pier in
Cedar River Bridge. 49,. i95 II
James III Otterson. road work. l2 0O
Geo. W. Walker. clearing drift
from Cedar River bridge 10 25
Ordered that the Board adjourn un.
til tomorrow at 8 A. NJ.
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urer pay 10 NJ. s. Booth the $2j paid
into the treasury by the Coroner, in
the case of Thomas Cairns. deceased,
the same having been ordered by the
son of said Cairns TO be expended for q
grave stone tn mark the burial place of
said Thomas Cairns
Ordered by the Board that Charles
Coppin be and he is hereby allowed IS
tor the plans and Specifications Of the
county work house.
Ordered by the Board that Jim Chi
naman be and he is hereby allowed
$l00 as liquida,ed damages for leaving
the county farm.
Ordered by the Board that the Aud
i,or be and he is hereby authorized TO
issue . warrant in favor of DIR. q. A.
Weed. for 500. the same being the diff
ference between currency aud scrip OIL
his bill for the care Of the indigent sick
allowed in county scrip at the Feb
ruary term, 1877.
The following grand and petit Jurors
we're selected by the Board. viz.
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May 23d.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment
Present same as yesterday.
Ordered 10y the Board that the Audi
tor notify l.. V. WyckoA. Sheriff. .s
take lawful steps to remove Mrs. Gray
and her friends from the house they
now occupy, situated on the Jail lots.
Ordered by the Board that the Pros
ecuting Attorney be. and he is hereby
authorized to take the lawful steps tl
secure the deed from H. l.. Yeslcr fol
the lots known as the Jail Lots or
which the new jail is built, provided
taid Yesler fails to deliver said deed on
or before the first day of June. 1877
in accordance with his bond.
Ordered by the Board that the Audi.
tor be. and he is hereby authorized tc
purchase q good and substantial set oi
books suitable to keep the various ac
counts of the county in.
Ordered that the expenccs of thi:
session he allowed and the Auditor au-
thorized to issue warrants on the Treas
urer for the same as follows:
NJ. X. Maddox, per diem, II
days, ........xiO 40 w
Rufus Stearns, per diem, II days
and 20 miles travel, ....,.. 50 sc
Terence O'Brien. per diem, IA
day and 10 miles travel, .. 20 oC
NJ. S. Booth, per diem, IA DAYS, AZ ot
Ordered by the Board that the Ped
lars license issued to w. q. Jameson in
vacation by the Auditor. subject TO the
approval Of the Board, be raised 10 the
rate of twenty five dollars per annum
IN accordance with the law. and tha,
the said Jameson be notified Of the
aAme.
We find that the Treasurer has per
formed the duties of his office faithful
ly. honestly and with ability, and tha,
the Auditor has performed his duties il
the same manner, as far as we have been
able TO settle with him il being i'm.
possible to complete our settlement
with the Auditor at the present time
owing 10 the failure Of the Sheriff &c
return the list Of unpaid taxes as pro
vided by law; it Is, therefore,
Ordered ihs, the Board stand nd
journed. TO meet on the ith day of June
1877. for the purpose Of settling ~i,t
tho Auditor and Sheriff.
Signed NJ L. MADpocKs,
Chairman.
Attest NJ. :. BooTu. Auditor
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May IA.

Board met pursuant TO adjournment
present full board,
ordered by the Beard that James
Bayley lie. and he Is hereby appointed
Supervisor ot Road District No. ) Tor
the ensuing yoar-,he Board being
satisfied from the returns that the e!ec-
ton held IN said district was illegal
Ordered by the Beard 'ha, the peii-
ten Of John Wilson e. ID. praying tor
a relocation Of portion Of the Hack
River r, sge road leading u Lake Wash
ins,on, h. and sha.sane Is hereby re
iec,ed snr want Of saisielsnt number
of signrrs,
Ordered by the Reara .hs' "ew
roal district be ard tie ssmas Is hsfeoy
formed out Of Read District Ne o,
bounded As follows; ComneaclhS AZ
the Northeast corner of See. "a nh
Township Nc ID. North. Range > Eas''
and running thence Nest - Lake
Wsshinrson thence following 'ae
meandcrinss of said lake ia a south
eslv direction ,o the township !lae t'e-
tween Townships - sud sv, ttetee
E.as, 10 the Soathe.s' Garner 81 Sex
So, thence North 10 the place os e~sin~
ninr-th.t said new district - "1u~ -
bersa a6-ana James LsngsS!on ap'
pointed sufSrs,sor sef tho eissai"s
year.
Ordered. tha, this Board rev al
iourn uniii to-mcfroU at . A. ",
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j Crow. road work IS Super
visors returns ls. 81 90
" p Smith, road work as Super
visor.s returns. II 90
, u IL Bowman, road work a.
Supervisors returns ...... 10 90
Ordered by the Beard that the as
sessmsnt of the Seattle Homestead As
socia.ien for the year 1876, be and the
same is hereby reduced from twenty
dollars per acre te ten dollars per acre
Ordered by the Beard that reward
OF twenty I've dollars be. and the same
is hereby offered by the Board of Coun-
~ Commissioners, for the conviction of
each master. mate, or other officer or
person belonging 10. or in charge Of
any vessel. who shall discharge, or
cause TO De discharged. the ballast of
such vessel into the cas-. side of Ellio,t's
Bay in less water than ten fathoms
deep, or On any Of the fats included
within the boundary of the City of
Seattle.
Ordered that this Board hereby agrees
70 pay the present Assessors reasona-
bic compensation for taking the census
Of the county As required By law, said
census list to he returned to the Audi
ter on or before the first day of August.
1877
Ordered by the Board that the Audi
tor be, and be is hereby authorized to
purchase the right to use r. W. Nus
ser's Tax Book Attachment" for king
county, exclusive Of the city right of
Seattle
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May. 10th

MAY loaa.
Board me, pursuant to al jouVntnen,--
pre<en. sane as yesterday
Ordered by the Board that tlle fol-
lowing bills he aui the same are here
by allowed. and the Auditor authorized
20 Issue warrant, oa the Treasurer for
the same. via:
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Nay Is.
Board met pursuant TO aijournme

Board met pursuant 10 adjournment
present same as yesterday.
Ordered by the Board tha, hereafter
each petition for view or review Of
the public roads. must be accompanied
With bond in the sum Of two hundred
dollars, conditioned that the petitioners
will pay all expenses Of said view or
review, If the prayer Of the petitioners
be not granted. or 10 action will be
taken by tie Bolrd with reference TO
said petition. See Sec. -. of "An
Act IN relation TO roads in the Gen.
eral Laws Of 1869.
Orderei BY the Bard that the Audi
tor be. AID he Is hereby instructed 10
purchase 4 good and substantial book.
to be used as road book.
and that he index in said book all
roc 4 matters in the old road records. IL
such u manner that easy reference may
be made 10 any matter of any
road of record in said books, the Board
hereby agreeing TO pay reasonable
compensation for said indexing.
Ordered by the Board that an appro-
priaiion of five hundred dollars in road
scrip be and the same Is hereby made,
10 be laid out on the Beach road be
tween the South boundary Of the City
Of Seattle AMI w j. WadIeigh's 5
slaughter house.
Ordered by the Board that the Audi
tor be ard he is hereby instructed to
notify Jerry W Borst. that the Board
Of County Commissioners of King
County, w. r, will by this order hold
themselves responsible for the relief Of
said Borst At the next legislative ses-
sion Of Washington Territory. for the
two hundred and eighty dollars more OF
less Dow in his hands, by act Of said Leg
islntarc for the SDoqualmie road, pro-
vdiny said Borst will turn over said
funds to the Supervisor OF Road Dis
trict No. l3. to be expended on said
road by said Supervisor, under the di-
rectioas of said Board Of Commis-
sioncrs.
Ordered bv the Board that the fol-
lowing bills be amt they are hereby al
lowed, and the Auditor authorized to
issue orders OF the Treasurer for the
same. to.wit:
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May 18th.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment;
present. same as yesterday.
Ordered by the Board Mat Matthias
Bailey be and he is hsrebf refunded a
out OF the road fund. i. appearing from
the receipts Of the Treasurer and Sheriff
presented TO the Board, that he had
paid his road poll tax twice for the
year 1876.
II Bailey. road poll tax for 1876
paid twice. e.............f 81 90
5 d Putnam, services as Juror in
I ; District Court. :. $500. 8 90
And now on this 10th day of May.
1877. John Dillon, 81 applicant, hay-
ing furnished the Beard satisfactory
proof that he is man Of good moral
character, it is ordered by the Beard
that license be issued to the said John
Dillon to sell spirisuous liquors at re-
tail in Seattle Precinct. for the period
OF six months from the 18th day of
May. 1877. on his filing bond in the
sum OF one thousand dollars - requir-
ed by law, and paying into the County
Treasury one hundred dollars, and re-
turning to the Auditor his Grocery
license, No. Four" ordered issued to
him by this Board May 9th. 1877. it
appearing from the records that he has
paid into the Treasury the sum Of Fifty
dollars for said Grocery license.
Ordered by the Board that the bond
Of John Dillon for his Liquor license.
with S. Baxter as surety. be and the
same is hereby approved.
Board spent balance of the day can
ceiling scrip with the Auditor and
Treasurer
Amount of scrip or County