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chaugd Lake Lumber s77 ooo feet Canal
neutsLumber os oo feet Flour shipped Wy rail 400
bbs
IirrFALo June II. 1877
Flonr Arm aud in fair demand; sales $40 bbla nm
chanssd prices. Wheat noluais sales NJ. white
Michiss ~ 81 Corn Ia good request option sales 1000
bushels No = seller SIC 2c0p do. do 5.tse
1000 do do. a2sc. closing 52se bid 52sc ssksJ.
side sales, 10000 do. kim dried slc 2oOp do No :.
To miilers 52is Oats quiet; sales Michigan
46isa = 5Sc Rye neglected harley neglected Malt
quiet and uncnangcd. Other articles unchanged Nail.
road frsighs steady. unchanged. Canal irrighis weak
auotabe to New York. toils inciudod-wheai &C. ac
corn. itsc 4isc Receipts by lake --Fous 600 bits
ny NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 500 b6i,; wheat 32JU bashesi eor
1900 do oats, POO do 800 shipments BY canal
tidewarsr-whsat Is 4b3 bushels, com iss S+s Do
ls.tJl do, 10 intsrfaediats points Wheat 5..S
bushels corn a. otG do By ralroads-i onr s. 500 bills
whest. toS bnshelsi ioa Sos d.. oas IL 40 do
500 do.
CHICAGO. June Is. 1877.
Flour duh and unchanged Wheat In iar dam aud M .
spring. ~ is cash 81 f7 AIS July 81 2D August
No do VI 81 rejected. a5c Corn steady In fair do
mand ~ 45l4e each 4sc July; J7es August; rejected
Ale. Oats quiet but steady $50 cash; J7.c. July
Rye easier AZ 68e Barley steady unchanged Fork IN
fair demand xl2 10. cash and July Sl2 As August
Lard In fair demand NJ - 80 cash s. So July 50 ny,
August Bulk hrmsr At 4ssc. $50 and 0.sc
shoulders clear rib clear sde Whisky steady
81 o. Recepts- 500 bbs -four $500 bushels wbe ~
i2Iooo do. 100 do. 500 do barley. ship
menth 90 bbls Hour, 1900 bnshes wheat $4,000
81 600 do oats. 4uJ do barley the cali
Of the Boardrsn unchanged Pork lower: Sl2 G July.
Lard lower. As TN.
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ton. xr. Smith promised on behalf Of the Board. TO
publish the monthly traffic

ton. Er. Smith promised on behalf OF the Board, 10
publish the monthly traffic
GOODS IMPORTS.
The imports OF dry goods AT the port OF New York
Tor the week ending to-day were $777 ,49x, and the
amount marketed s770. 502 Tho total imports OF dry
goods since January $780, 337 Ss4 and tho total
amount marketed s4oo79,sa
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
Government bonds were steady and quiet. Tho Syn.
dcate, which on tho 9th inst subscribed for
900 OF the United States per bonds, have
issued Their prospectus Offering the bonds TO the public
for thirty days. the last OF which is July TO- At par and
accrued interest from July l. the date Of the bonds
Buyers pay for the bonds either at the time OF sub
scription any time prior to October 10 next
Forms OF application can be bad at the Treasury
Offices at tho national banks and the more prominent
private bankers all through the country. The follow
inx atians.-.
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UNITED sTATES TREASURY.
Tho revenue receipts to-day were $685. 900: customs
vecepts $40 600; bank notes received 81, 800, 900
RAILROAD RONDs
Railroad bonds were generally steady The only
shanges were an advance OF u In Chicago and North
western consolidated gold sevens, and In Milwaukee
md st. Paul e. and NJ divisonI, Erie thirds and New
York Central skies Of 1888, and decline OF Pacific
sinking funds.
sTATH BONDS.
There was nothing donc in State bonds to-day at the
poard except sales OF District Of Columbia s. 65's
At rs. In New Orleans Louisiana consolidated were
quoted at 65H aS5H
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Tho closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks wcre:-


The following were the opening quotations for min
ng stocks Al San Franoisoo to.day.-Gould 4 Curry
IA; Savage. Z; chossr poos So; ophir, 10; Hale d
Sorcross o; Grown Point, o. Yellow Jacket, g.;
ScIcher, o.; Imperial, !; Virginia Consolidated SO
California, 80, OK dividend; Ovcrman, lsk; Ray.
mond Ely, Z; Eureka G. ". 3; Best Belcher, 10;
Kentuck, s; Union Consolidated, 8; Alpha Ii;
Meadow Valley, IN; Sierra Nevada, 8; Mexican. 9k;
Caledonia, 4, Silver Hill, "a; Eureka Consolidated,
II; Justice, s; julia Consolidated, 90.
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Totss....;:"..-- 2,2o4 - 7sJ s26i e.4i5
good: several loads remained unsod Prices
s' ''ss,s ssss$
"" spsff weight { Illinois
pc: ne sfs sss q y .' at &
wssGt swt lac Missouri ialc. per f. weight
k,sss:y .sd % .sif - h'irs's ,ss u,
ss o soss Meyer sf ,sSs ' sss
q r. van steers direct from the plains se gsr 10
head a ~ rerH Uury Cary sold selves y
s yard. susy sft s s'ss S ss'fy
s s Pei at 81 s'sAs
@ er ps wsshs 10, e ..'' y ss""mssa 4
o,s steer a, i2e per To- weights cwt ~. cwt: for
s ia oh. OH" tor I M Err .ss "a
H. w = ~ swI I,fsy sons sold ,e9 n
D.. weisht cwt isxAn bulls Ave weight 500 lbs per
ss.s II 6..y s . s' Morn. as 'f ID
sw dT'f. 'ss% ai s,sq u. he o .on 3 n
s 4 vos .ad s Morris s'Ss'i ss ." Steer. ~
ss. At * s.s j.. .:s";. w.. 's
9ssd scss. " cTS ., ( ssAs@ssr. g o.,o ..ssl. !.
io %aixc Ai'sr.sa % @ Tod illinois s.e.r a's a. lie '
ms PER h. weights ~ ewt Ad e~t 70 iilino', steers
\ o. .si led nsi, 1859 per weight
's"ssg .ss Iss.sI,.a .P.ii "a Sheep ..ii :.
NJ oc H. 10 ixcd lambs weight "a lbs head.
ut per To-: Kasc Pcock sold ~ ohio sheep weight
~ lbs head Sac per ID. 10 jersey ismbs weight
81 lbs head ote per ID. Davis lslicnbock sold
~ Cato sheep. weight 100 los, at a@c per % Hume.
Elliott Go. sold lis Orio sheep, weight IDSJO
lbs ~ sac. per H.; ii3 state sheep, weight
1000 lbs, 3jtc por H. 10 state LAMBS weight 90 Ds
&c per H. f07 kentucky lambs. weight deco lbs,
stsc per H. i2s Kentucky lanbs. weight 1910 lbs
se per ie 227 renncsses lambs. weight a.tso lns
INC per 10.
hiLcn cows "A few sales effected $40 $40 per
boad. calves ncndcd.
vgALs cAL,xs-Trsde small that quotations
withheld
iIoasone load OF Ohio hogs sold live weight.
term NOT obi Ina
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AnBorr--JAConux LIN Brooklyn, Wednesday
evening, Juno Is, at tho residence Of tbs brides
parents, by The Rev. 4. l. Cuyler, d. d., WILLIAM A.
ABBOTT TO ELLA LouIsE, daughter oil Lyman A. Jaco-
bus, all oil brooklyn.
CAuEK-V ERMILyE--O Thursday. June H. 1877, ut
the Brighton Heights Churcn, Now BRIGHTON s. J., by
the Row. W. I. Enyard EDWARD A. CAugk, OF New
York city. and CoHSEiLA t. second daughter OF Theo
q. Vcrmilyo, Esq, oil New Brighton.
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NEW 4 PER CENT LOAN.
UNDER AUTHORITY Of contract with tho SECRETARY
or THE TREASURY

'''@" on rHE TRG1srHY'' '' 'No"" am
THE UNDERSIGNED hereby give notice that from mi
s .na I" u" ra chr rsppr ~ r Iqs
fah AND aechtHD fSrHsEsT n do i.f' co SS
TnE BONDS "a are ,sass@sslo .sr thirty cm
9u,reIls and are eS.mps from the p.yment al
duties ~ the United Satos, well fom any
form by or under state municipal or local authority.
THE INTEREST on the REGISTERED STOCK vii, 30
paid BY chsck, issued by tho IREAsuKEe OF TIE
sN!Isp STATES 70 shc order q the holder aud m.ed g
ndored at the oniceet tue Treasurer and Assistant Treas
urcrs Of tho United states
.Sd Ky * G2yrSs noSns
OF $50. $780, $500. VI $50. 5000 and $1,000
iliG BONDS both couroy aud REGISTERED. Will bc
FL 's'' G'rrGyGA lT91 will b. nA.a b, III.
Treasurer Washington. the Assistant Tesucrs al bal
York fhiIsaephs 81 ou. aud Ssn Francisco and BY ,hs
National BANKS and bankers generally The applications
i9' r.s.sca stock the fun ;na once address Of
TWO PER GENT q tho purchase money mus, accompany
s's S n s5, E, s1c' !; 10,
nj four per cent TO date ofpaynent.
THE PAYMENTS ma, be made IN cold coin 70 N.
Treasurer Of the United states at Washington Asss
New Orleans aud 81 Louis and rroasarss a.
San Francis With exchange on New York. or ~ either
Is.
BIs THE ukDER5IGHED will also receive. IN lieu Of
coin. United states notes drafts New York their
coin value on the day Of receipt In tho city Of New York
AUGUST BELMONT. 4 CO.. New York.
DRExEL. MORGAN 4 CO.. Nev yorh
LAW. sELfGaAN A CO.. New York
MORTON. BLISS CO.. New York
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or THE
CRY or NEW YORK. New York.
DRRxEL a CO.. PHILADELPHIA
JrSr ~. 1877.
WANTED-SN0O OR 500 on CHArTEL MORT
w cage ~ Furniture address w. SHERWOOD Herald
Uptown Office.
S31 0O() wAyrED INMkDiArELy on IN
PCOsOOOproved Real Estate fully worth $1,000,
tns side Woodawp Cemetery; brokers aud trineu need
not answer Address +g7t New YORK Post oahco.
Conn NM 70 LOAN, AT FER CENT, ron
PSOO.OOUhvo years. on Improved Property.
" DkisCoLL. ~ Pars place.
ST. 600 600 r. s. ap :. AT N A ss sny.S
real estate j. VI. sfASALAIRD ~ broadway. room a.
COPAItrN ENsiIlps.
LIME Rye wHlsKEi- POUR iEAiss OLD: 81 PER
\. VAN BKLk. - ChsubsrssA
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE. II. l.. June is. 1877.
Print cloths quiet but firm At last quotations
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, June 15-5P. NJ
TRADE RKroRr.--The market tor yarns and f.brcs ay
Manchester Is Arm ard tending upward.
Cotton Futures steady; uplands. middiing clause
August aud september delivery. 6.sd.
AsTwEKr, June ~, 1877.
Petroleum. :at for nne pss American.
LONDON. June Is IS 10 y. n.
Produce-Taow, AS. 3D. y ASS I'D. per cwt
LIVERPOOL TRADE
LIVERPOOL. June ID. 1877.
The circular Liverpool Cotton Brokers
in It's review OF the week otton good
demand and quotations show general advance Amercpn
Is good and generally raised
sen Island Is in improved demand but has declined I'D
Id compared with month ago In futures good bust
has been done The market closes strong, and in
most POSITIONS nd, higher than last Thursoay.p
Ules
Sales Of tho weck. 1000
Exporers took OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
Spectators took. 1000
Total stock. OBsnp
American. 0SOOO0
Total receipts 29U)J
American ..................,. 1900
Actual export. 300
Amount of cotton anoat. 244OO
American. ....,........ INSTRUMENTATION, 0S0
Forwarded from the SHIPS side direct spinncrs 800
American sales of the week ,........... $1,000
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American sales of the week .............. $4,000
LiylnPooL GRAIN TRADE
LIVERPOOL. June 15 1877.
leading grain circular says;-"Mhent has decned u
shilling quarter In In the of const and
arrival trade the tendency against sellers
nave been small only eleven having been
favor The arrivals OF wheat tho three
have boon good Tins market to-day thiuy attended
and the sales OF wheat consequently linted to small
transactions. White descriptions declined I'd per GENITAL
and red sc. Flour was almost unstable and quoted ~
Is per snck cheaper. For there limited
request sellers accepting Cd quarter less Old
changed
NEW YORK PRODUCE rxcHAsGE REPORT
LavKRPooL, June Is. 1877.
PorkEasten dull at 7Os Western dull Sos Bacon
Cumberland duh A. rs. short rib dull a6s long
clear dull at DOS short coar du 3Ts Gid. ams-ons
cut duh Nc As shoulders dull AT 27 Beeindia dull
~ ss extra mess duh Vt ets prime moss dun SOS
40s I'd. rurpcnt nesprts dull At rs 3D. RosinCom-
dull at 5s I'D; fine quill at los I'D ChseseAmericnn
choice steady " Obs lard OIL dull at 41s Fiaur Extra
state duii ~ 2ss Wheat-No. spring dull ut Us I'D No.
spring dull 1T lis 3D. winter southern, In
ket winter Western, none in the market CornMxcd soft
steady NJ 2;is. I'd.
sperm oil, fsi fsa per tun. Linseed of. Ea7 10 .
EFT ID per tun.
LIvsHrooL, June l5-Evcning
Refined petroleum. I'D. per gallon.
HAVANA MARKET
Sugars were active and declining; clayed, IL At
span ish gold 2a6Iz 2a7.
Exchange hat; quotations unchanged
FINANCIAL.
LoSpoS Juno 1875 :3OPM
Consois. a il.l6 fov both money and the account.
Paris sdvices quote Avo cent rcntes l e5 for the
account
PARIS. June Is, 1877
Exchange London, 2oc COG for shsrt sight.
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The sales OF city bank shares were Merchants .
lis and Metropolitan At lbs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04

points along the line Of march. In the af.-
ernoon reception was given at Faueuil
Hail. and in the evening a private ba quet
was given by Gov. Rice to the President in
private parlors at the hotrl, after which a
concert in compliment to President HAYES
was given 10y the Apollo Club.
AT the reunion of the Grand Army of
the kepuhic in Providence, K. l., on the
18th, a dispatch was directed to be cabled
to Gen. Grant, at London, sending to him
the heartlcst greetings of his old comrades,
and rendering thanks to England for the
ex-presidents grand reception by the high
dignitaries of that Government. A resol.
ton was adopted decla. ing that by the OBJ
servance Of Memorial Dag the g. A. R. sought
to preserve the memories Of those who Tough
in defense of National Unity.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04
PERSONAL.

ROBERT DALE OWEN, the noted author
and Spiri;ualst, died at Lake George, y. Y,
on the gath, aged seyenty.siN years.
FoRrY.sI Jewish firms in Cincinnati
have signed pledge that, in view of the dis
cr';"ination made against lsraclitcs byJudge
Hilton, of New York in excluding them as
guests from the Grand Union Hotel. at Sara.
to-o, they will hcuccforth entertain no rcla
uons whatever with the house of 4. T. Stew.
art X Co, of which Judge Hilton is the
acknowledged head
PRESIDENT HAYES and wife, accompa
MED 10y several members of the Cabinet. ar.
rived in Boston on the 26.h. At different
points along the route from Washington the
party was met by large crowds of cirizcns
and the PrcsidcIt was everywhere received
with enthusiasm aud returned thanks I'M
brief remarks. The Attorney General, Post
ma>tcr.Gtueral and Secretary of the interior.
who were Of the party, shared in the houors.
AID were also called upon for brief speeches.
On their arrival at Boston they found
The city prufuScly decorated for the oc-
rasjon. They were met at the depot hy
Coy. Rice and other distinguished citizens.
and were escort d 10 the Hotel Brunswick
ny the military and large coucuurSe of
citizens. Ehe scene along the route VS. a
grand and imposing one, perfect ovation
attending the distinguished guests at ali
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04
The truth Teller.

1t IS worth while now and then to
have what is called the truth told YOU
about yourself. There are times when
such truth-telling is of great and inn
mediate service. But | have nosiced
that persons who plume themselves
upon speaking the truth to their neigh
borS are persons who really have no
special devotion to truth, but who
nave, on the other hand, a passion for
making people uncomfortable. They
do not love their beighGOrS; they hate
them, or are Indifferent to them. With
them so-called truth-telling is merely
form Of selt-indulgence.
How would it do. the next time the
village ,ruth-teller comes around, for
you to tell the truth to him?
Kind friend, thank thee for tell
ing me that my daughters manners
are rude, and tHat my uncle, the par
son, should be spoken to about his
method of public prayer. and that my
MISUNDERSTANDING stove-pipe
hat Is two seasons behind the times
hut let me reciprocate thy kindness by
informing thee that thou art selfish
old gossip, without enough brains to
perceive the whole truth about any
situation; but only silly halt-truth,
ora miserable distorted truth, which.
from the best of motives, | advise thee
to keep to myself. -" The Old Cubi-
net, y IN Srrihner for JH'y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04

TIE Norristown Her02d knows of a
girl who was kissed $50 times in one
evening at church festival, and each
kiss brought her in ten cents. None
OF us could afford to pay girl sos for
kissing her all alone all the evening,
and the ten-cent way siyeS AL chance.
-DetrOit Free Press.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04
DOW ESTIC.

y SCRANTON (Pa.) dispatch of the 29d
states that Patrick Golden, aged cighty-thrcc
years, had been brutally murdered in his own
house at Nicholson. He was sitting with his
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04

\ DEERFIELD Mass. business man
wrote in answer to a New York firm ;
inquiry how business was in Franklin
County, that not an agricultural tool
had been bought in month except Il
hand hoe, and the clerk who sold II
hadn't seen any money for so long
that the purchaser passed counter
felt quarter on him.
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NOTICE.
L. s. LAND OFFICE

Vancouver, W. T., August Goth. 1877.
Complaint having been entered at this once
by Robert kirkwood, against acob Johancscn.
for abandoning his Homestead Entry, No. 1913.
dated November 4th, ls73. upon the North i
Of the Southeast a of Section -, Township
North, Range West In Cowlitz County, Wssh.
ington Territory, with view To the csncella.
ton OF said entry, the said parties arc hereby
summoned TO appear at this Office on the "a
day of October, 1871, at 10 o'clock A. ~, TO 70.
spond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment.
w. II. SMALLWOOD, Register.
S. w. BROWN Receiver
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The House met pursuant TO adj
journment, the speaker in the chair.
JourRal read and approved.
The chair announced the following
as the standing committees Of the
House.
Printing-Gregory, Whitney, Long.
Corporations - McReayy, Ward,
Gregory, Andrews, Warbass.
Counties = Mcdonnell, Percival,
Styles, Warman, Atkinson.
Rules and Orders-LaDu, Kelly,
Miller, Chapman, Wilson.
Agriculture-Chipman, Davis, Barnes,
Long, Martin.
Public Library, Buildings and
Grounds -,Tibbets, Ward, Korter,
Foster.
Mines and Mining Interests-Horr,
Percival, Kelly, Ebey.
Federal Relations and Memorials
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NOTICE.
L. s. LAND OFFICE

IS. LAND OFFICE,
Vancouver, W. T., Sc ,teulber 10Th. 1877.
Com plant having been entered nj this OiEco
by Heinrich Spacht, against Carl A. Leistner
for abandoning his Homestead Entry, No. 1911
dated June 2ist 1871, upon the West . o:
Northwest 4 Of Sertion ,, Township No. 1
North, Range West, in Cowlitz County, Wash
ington Teri tory, with view to the cancel
latiol Of said entry, the said parties are hercb.
summoned TO appear at the Oiice Of l.. Ii
Whitehouse, Probate Judge Of Cowltz Conn
ty, w. T.. in Kalama, the County seat of sale
county, on the 23d day Of October, 1917, ut It
O'Clock A. NJ, 10 respond and furnish tcstimon,
concerning said alleged abandonment.
w. H. SMALLWOOD, Register
S. w BROWN Receiver
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We are selling Stoves Of the beat mapufse-
turers at the very lowest living rates. Our
Tinware and everything that We manufacture
Is warranted TO be A l. We use the beat ma.
tcrial and do the most thorough work. Re-, 4
our advertisement In another column anA G3vo
US call. DANIRi0 1H06
u 10 Mt
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Several gentlemen from California
have visited Vancouver this week.
They are looking for farms, and ex-
press themselves highly pleased with
our country.
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Michael O'Conneli. vs.. John Dunins.

action brought in the District Court Of the
Second Judicial District Of the Territory Of
Washington, holding terms Al Vancouver,
for the counties OF Clarke, klickiiai aud
Skamania
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10th day of September, A. D. 1877,

at the front door of the court house Of said
Cowlitz County, at Kalama. aforesaid, at the
hour of ten O'clock in the forenoon Of said day.
sell at public auction 10 the highest bidder
therefor in cash, (the same 10 be In United
States gold coin) the following described real
estate, in said County OF Cowlitz. to-wit:
The south one-half Of that certain tract OF
land beginning at Il point seven chains and
fifty links west and twelve chains and eighty
links north of the southeast corner OF Section
thirty-five. in Township eight north of Range
two West and running thence south forty
eight chains and forty mine links. thence West
eighty-eight chains and fifty links, thence
north forty three degrees and thirty minutes
west. eighteen chains and eighty links, thence
north thirty -onc degrees west fourteen chains
and fifty links, aad thence east eighty chains
and fifty links, and thence north twenty-five
chains and forty three links. thence east twen-
ty-cg ht chains to the place OF beginning in
the district of lands subject 10 sale mt Vancou-
yer. Washington Territory, containing three
hundred and twenty-five acres and iorty-six
hundrcdths Of an acre the same surveyed as
claim number forty five, being part Of Sections
two and three, in Township seven North, OF
Range two West, and claim number ferty-one
being part of Section number thirty Live, IN
Township eight north. of Range two west ac-
cording To the official plat OF survey returned
TO the General Land O.Iiee by the Surveyor
General Together with oil and singular the
tcnemeuts hereditaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or In any wise appertain-
ing.
The above described real estate Is taken and
will be sold as the property OF said defcndanI
70 pay the sum of seven hundred and thirteen
and l0-lO0 dollars in United States gold coin,
and the additional sum Of seventy-one and 10
100 dollars as attorneys fee adjudged In said
cause and for all costs OF suit taxed at twenty
four and 55.l00 dollars. and all other and fur
Their costs that may be accrued in the Sherifs
sale herein.
Dated this 10th day Of August, 1877.
J. B. STONE.
Sheriff VI Cowlits County, w. I.
n. 81. bloomfield.
PIainud's Attorney
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At roll call Mes rs Foster and Van SICKLE
We're reported as still absent.
Alter tle reading OF the journal Mr. Ringer
presented HOUSE Memorial No. |, relative to
extending the time tor building the North
ern Pacific Railroad. The memorial recon-
mends an extension Of time on the following
conditions:
/. The ~ P. R. Z shall not charge more
than g 80 per acre for their laads.
.. All sale. or transfers OF land shall take
place through ths land office, such sales to
be made only to actual settlers.
3. Time OF said building shall be limited
by Law.
1. In case Of failure to bald, all lands
shall revert TO the Territory.
5. The railroad saall pay taxes on all earned
lands.
Tae memorial was referred to the commit
tee on IN smor.als. vita Instructions to report
az 10 Tomorrow.
Mr.. Danes. from the special committee,
to confer with the Secretary on financial
m alters. asked for and was granted further
time 70 report.