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The Portland daily press., 1877-01-15

THE BALDWIN EXPOsE.-Saiurday evening
Prof. and Clara Bal Twin gave their second and
closing entertainment at Music Hall The
tricks of the evening before were all repeated
and thoroughly explained in very satisfactory
manner. The Kate King mystery was per-
formed on the open stage and is all doue by de-
ceiving the committee in tying. When they
think she is fastened tight to the cabinet she
is not but has suffi cent loose rope to get out.
The handouts are unfastened with watch
spring and the seal over the lock of the pillory
is taken off and replaced Thus all the tricks
which are popularity known as Spiritualism
were explained and mediums might as well
give Portland wide berth.
During the evening Prof. Baldwin referred
to challenge which appeared in the evening
paper from medium. He said that his ex-
penses were very large here while hers were
very small and he could not afford to stop over
on uncertainties as his engagements were
made several weeks ahead, but if she or her
friends would put up $500 he would put up
double that amount as forfeit and remain to
give her seanee. 1t is hardly necessary to
say that his offer was not accepted. He very
justly complained that the challenge was not
sent on his arrival in the city as his offer was
made in the daily papers week in advance of
his advent.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-15
NEW STORE F.!
NEW GOODS |
C.E.BEAN
having taken

Store, No. $40 Congress Street,
Respectfully invites an examination of his Goods,
which consist in part of
Black Cashmere, Alpacas, Cheap Plaids,
Prints, GiDghams, Skirts, Flaunels,
TickinEs. Shifting, Quilts, Turkey Red
Table Linens, Napkins, Shirt Fronts,
Handkerchiefs, Fancy Towels, Crash
Brown and Bleached COttons, Thread,
Cloths for Mems and Boys Wear, Last.
ing. FrOcking, Paper sOlIars and Cuffs,
Suspenders and Small Wears, &C., &c.
janis diff
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-15
City of Portland.

VIM. A. GOODWIN, G. c. e.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-15
YORK COUNTY.

A new lodge of the Knights Of Pythias will
be instituted ID Biddeford this week.
The parishioners of the Rev. Albert Coles of
Cornish will give him donation and picnic
supper Thursday afternoon and evening.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-08-11
$apbir
Bon
6. MrtpeD.
(6prtleBuus.)
3ebntes Rapitel.
G.. NrtpeD.

Wenioe Mohen fpdter nat bte Na
fur pouffdnrie herbfIt6 asrcroen. Sbs
rer BIdtter ~beraubt, fanoen Die Bdume
fabl unp frofia 70. unp bod opfaes
thurmt Lao pos aelbe gaub ibnen su
6l6en. Nur p~ereinsslte 6remee bielten
itb nod In g.. auf.
Die G%ntbinDune Der grtprtnssiin
rrurbe tdsIt@ erwartst, srOs nor Ole
4~ufrsouna I'm SdlOhe. Asnaflt6 feb
B,a6n Wotbtlre Der 0sburt oes ernen
Rinres ibrer !bsuersn Gcnfanse enise.
gen ; NIT mitttaer Dttsne lwritt rte
BarDntn Don 0upeniiein lumber ros
paren erOee Sage, in psnen uisIet6t
oar sinfttee bersrs aur 0slt fam.
Nm bslcratefen aber unc iu9lst6
am bod ufreuts1en mar Ger Gripping.
Noute Soft iiber risle 0efabr binwea
belfsn. rann war sr Der 9lidlt&fe
Woun auf ter sarSen Nelt; rsnn
pas fonnte ct ifh S65nereS pInlhen,
alS curG Die Weburt ce6 Ninoee con-
ifanse unp cur6 Gonfanse cine tbnen
onpsrilouts Seels pom Soft eeldenfl
anc neu wiecsreeide"ft 3u tefcmmen.
Dit 5cfnuns uno Grssbune ers
partete G%Onfanse bte erOse Stunre.
Cte 6cfauns fur ,br eisenes 9sbsn.
Ole 6iue ron Slid. peIde fe mao Ger
9sburt ibres Stnpes on Der Seite tb.
res bsteseliebtsn @ottsn erwortete, bate
ne rem sStsli@sn Wiasn ssOpfert; fs
poIte, ME er poute.
Jret uno aanj bate fe R6 an, Nltar
emit tbrsm @aiien 9easbsn ; eeisensl
prizes Tie f6 jsgt iein R.no in i6 ~
troeen, lcuis fe bet ietner @sburt fsrs
BEN, 10 botte Soft pisiss 3tel ibrer 8Os
cotton asisst fs farb in sbuissr 5tn.
9eoana.
SIT 6 etn Mdpden", bate g'eOrl
eeIprc6en, 40 fol- fts 6slena bsiben
cas- Rreus rss oerrn Jet tbr bs'ltssa
,3iel auf @tpen."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-08-11

htr. NOd ilnaf ufilteu uns Elm
WoI:ntIOIt, sn @oIrinol Nntcusul
ruih ttr thotsnrsideS 9ebsn unp Wirs
ftn fll Wotlbstt uue Hsht nit Stou.
nsn uno @,munrerune. WlGen ntGi
frIGe Womsn ccm falbcIifGen SstSsn
Niulh unp frfnune einR6fsn. sstaen
inn niht lct6e Be,iptsls suaIei6 Den
WeQ unp rte WItteI. rer fallbcn Muf
tld'unG etIen Damn enigs8en III ffsls
leNS
te Yri6e Der M~uffydruna fennaeib'
ntn l6 trdH.d an ttren 6duptsrn ;
Ntltelm n 8iema,6 broncmarfen
coS foitclrde EeutlhIane, Nue!onD.
cas- menluenfrsuncltGe &ueIanp, ct,
hebt ih ole &brtfen > SGuBerin oef
S,tsn'oltn. mdbtenp sS feline fissnen
u%nlHIbanfn nit Snu!s unpR o!ben Scr.
folat; 3toltgn unlRr Fem QottlOlrn Nss
aimente y etCr 9mmanut!S beraubt
Sttnm unp &I6llsr Worcamerita frSnte
Zen Shmtnrtl, Sueamertfa mc.oett
an lbtUn unO altar DEN eDIsn EiaiI
rsrttn MOunO unp Cen GrSbiHGcf ..
9uttr.
Die NuffIdruna, fagt 8pIanren,
IA bic 3eit Ger Shmad, Der Sbmoh,
ipeI6e Ger 2uee 8etbrauh frsut, mel
&e cas- S6Ie6te 9u,, uuO bag 0uta
f6Is6t nsnnt. DIE Aufldrune bis sur
Hs.tsiOnsIOfafeit er1suet 5pranuen,
tttcet SfIuosn uur erstebt 1eufeI. ptes
(es benefit Die BeItael6iGte."
OOh tltfsn wtr pon ptelen trouris
gen 6Olaen Der faIl6eu Nuffldruns bin.
IpeR nit Dem SrO(te, neI6en uns sin
talDi. SCurnaI nit Den Mortgn er.
tbetlt ~1ie Staoten uno 96Ifer. penn
tie Gle Slnefutb Gee 8!utss lbsrifon.
oen BADEN, wel6e Die mOeerne Auffld
rang uno rer Goltl6rin Qber ie ge
bIaGt, peIcen iIh wieber ZEN 0etcfen
@cltee unterwafen unD auf pie St,mae
Ger Strobe tDren, Gle ben Nisnih,n sur
Uubgertn Qs9eben wurpe." 8i6Rn
wr zen Bid auf Elm onrsreS Sdau,
ipteI, p,!6ss aIs;n pte DeiImttel fir
Gle GsbteAen Der 3ett belI5t, IS III ries
Ice 8Ior!ei0 pie DetfoIate Rlrne.
yin tbttr SpIge iiebt stn 0s!p, wts
rie Gel6t6ts fttusu ouauwet|sn bat /,
IS 1T ctse Der ;3ubelgrst5 pius TX,
sur Sette fteben ibm tgsue 8ii96fe unr
prieter. Sein 8lid 9ldnSt ltsbsocD
unc er~mutbi8eno, In l:tuen 3Gaeu l..s>
Gen Snmer3 un0 GrBebung, Ieine 9th.
nc II orObenr, ME ote beg pI0pbettn.
isin S1tIp ID Der panasr pss bI.
@lGubsne, uno 70 au6Qsri1et felt e.,
flo ldon mebr oIe 80 Sabre SOu
W|uib uno Nuseauer Gem lhparpn
CHROME Ser M~ufttarung eatsegsn. unc
ermmb'gt feline Sdaur nit reu Bo'=
ten: Sampler nit mir pur6 Noul
nn0 ltaL cur6 cite md@tise Wofs
et0 @tbstes. fir ote erbabenen gu
eeuHsn, wslhe auf meiuem Banner Elm
9eelaben GnD: STR Wabrbsit, Ms6t
unp 0ereGtiatett; ;" fir pieie lofet aud
un6 etnfsbeu!
81. 6. V. & NJ.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-08-11

ldleucertt. 60 renisFens utrc NIT
ron osn 9euten Ueyit6ert. DIE eth ur.
tSsil roriiber haten fOuten.
56 fomnle ebsn ron elmer I0ur mad
Ger 8ronnadtte aurld. Dielelbe ae,
mdbrt sinen unbelhreibli6 entltblider
gntliG. Mei!enmsit srfrsdsn it@ pis
rau6snrsn Irdmmrmal1sn. Rod
fHldat rie 2ebe gen eimmeL cod IL
cte 6auptesfabr YOriiber. Gcn ben
0erlbern eieisr 3hat III nsnie III lc'
ben. IQerriuas fehen serlre1ts@ru
pen pom osrrddtta ouslsbcnren &erIen
an oeIlGierensu pliBen Ger met!cnlans
aen S%rancfatte t%ulnmmrn meiaens
UNI Elm erbeutese8 ShnappsfaS ODE,
etn .,gierfee" Dsrlammelt. cs1sn 9nbolI
oOn linen oertilet miro.
Aber bic 3%sbntaufenpe, wsl6e pae
,.RUunrtOule." in wel6em fi6 bic (iebi
osfihtste) rtilape!pbier Rtlia per-
lhanst tatten. bsIa9srtsn, Iino per-
lhpunesn. D'er unc pa tritt untel
pen um ros Sdnappsfae Dsriammelten
Nruppsn Elm Nspnfr auf. 3b t6rts
etnsm cetlslbsn Su. uSsbt" rief er'
tnpem sr onf Die nod rauhsnpsn lie
berreae ees Union Depot 6ctflS se!9te,
..lstt ber, cas Ia bic Narbe Ger 1obne,
relds Die 9ortsi Ger 3ufunft ldwtnasn
miro. Dies 1T rsr Anfans elmer aeuen
Nsra. IS III csr erfs S6uB in eem
Qrpsen Be!pau0e ssasn pas uns beorhs
fenpe Capital" Gin iubeIuces 0urs
tab beIobnte rem &eener."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-08-11
8ie es In Nittsbnr9 10 melt
Fam.

Gin @orrelpUnbent beS @inctnnatier
SOlfsbIoites, Der es9en S6lus rse
ptt!sturaer N%ui1oness an Srt uni
StelIs eiutraE lGretbt:
.Wte 1T es nur mSali6, paB ettras
Dsrartioss, Elm 8lutbaD, cine entIeg.
liGe 6e~uersbrunf, cine o%oufdnpi9e
beul@aft les pSbsIs 6h In elmer eers
ort!esn Stapt ereisnen tOnnts?
So. pie NOT ee NUT u,feltb Rite
fac SOurnoLiEsn ersdbIsu mir. bae pie
pitisbureer felt LANCER 3eit einen Oas
asoen tte aswaIiies Corporation, bic
psnnly'pania G!lsnbobn : Gompasnis,
hoteu une rob III Uplae csf1sn Die
%irsbur9sr nit ZEN Strsifern melt
mebr ly%mpa!hiirten. aIs lie IN einfa6st
Nns,tenruna Ger Nctb Ger @iTenbabn:
aIteiter eethon baben plEoen.
Dis|e lbermdsise SYmpattis madts
Die Strettenpen uppts. gle nabmen
lid mebr bsraus. a!S fe font Qetban
BADEN wurrsn, unp ebsn ptsle SYnpa>
THE fibrte Ten z trsitenpen b~ieienisen
@Iemente su, wsI6e fir DIE IsBten pits
burger 0rdusl eiaentIi6 Dsrantmortlt6
finn. 0onse Armeen Don lrampe
fancen fh pl5BIi6 bier sufam men.
DER Auewurf Der 8spSlfsrune ererlf
DIR I'D parbtetsnrs @eIsesnbstt III aus
lauuanaeu. Der ,Siretts" purpe
zen eiaentlt6 ~Stsiftnpsn" aus Der
puno aeriNen unp es Dutre sin Dob
raroue. Die 8eb6rbsn rsrlOren cen
aUpf. Sbsrf G,fs -r Ger dbrissns
ntht tcrtesidU0sn tf--rieT rie 6lIf'
tss StaaIes On, ale ablOlut teine Scr
onloGun0 oosu mar. Die forf pnr&
,,Plug.uglies' psrfd,tte Mtl'3 Dor
pbtluI eIpbta traf Elm uuo Der @snsral
psa,Ion aob ben Btfebl gum Gsuerr
(wOs pielsr iibrtssns snti&tepen IN Abs
Iece fsut), ole pte sum 9iSeten 1bstl
aus 3ui&auern bsfebence Wenlter'
r1enee Die Soleaten o~srbSbnte. Ge
srfOiste ras 8Iusbap. pcilber Die De.
pslben bsri6tu babsn. Der gang
arapau bate bequsu pom ben @ipii
Seboresn bstdmpft psrpen fDnnen
penn pislelbsn nt&t ben Ropf Derlpren
tdlten.
Die eieertlt6sn Streitu, Die Breu,,
Ter, pei3er &c. &C. bohsn rcsnia Deer 90
fstnen Antbetl on Cen @>tduelu Ger les
ten Sage. IS wor GER III ibusu ee,
fpsene WOb, Der rie Disqualification.
aen plancerre n raun pie 8ronp
fafsl in Die Dspotgsbdure une bic bic,
fsfgsFabseusn GTa9tmoasn ? Ma6sr
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-08-11
II,
0Ott lberal.

5af eu aut Nter aeifa nben,
Am TIFF rregieu Neer,
Weun bod bic @Ueen byanbeu,
Sn tster Wisbtrfebr2
MDbl ftanb tt oft, au lauiGen
Dss Wpsenlbwal5 0sOrGbn +;
IS tlans, tDte 0silerrauiGen
@us pClGenIrien 5Db'n.
pap bu in NorgsnIiften
@el1aut pom Mlpsnfamm,
Nenn in bes 3baIe8 @.iften
Die bunfle Hatt nod icspamnt?
MObt bat pon 6ellentlippeu
Nein Nuee oft sel4 Gbt;
Damn quDQ BON meinen Stppen
Gin ~fteupiees Gebet.
Mas maeit bu tmmer trGumeu
SIM sriinen gsrseewaIb,
Wenn in rem bObeu Bdumen
Der 9iurmrinD braust uno baQt?
ST isb' ben 9immel ibrOusn,
Ter erUben berrIi@ blaut,
limb burh bic 8i1ite,frcnen
Wtt tauienb Au9sn f&aui.
WaS loI bein titles 8riteu
Da brouBen in BEN Sslb,
Wenn ilt nit frii&en Blitbeu
umtsdust bic gauge Wsli?
SD i@au' In allen 8retlen
Des euten @ptss gpur:
. laB mid esb'a unb preileu
Den S6Epfer Der Natur!
g. !6pifpnsphp
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21

THE first greenrack ever issued
which was II iive-dollar bill dated
March 10, 1868. aud marked" Series
A, No. l." turned up lately in a ma
tioual bank in Nashville Tennessre.
1t has been framed and will be pre-
served as curiosity for coming gen
erations to wonder at Or course the
Tennessee Historical S ciety the for
tunate possessor of the memeDto is
to be congratulated npon having
what will ever be a curiosity OF ii
nance and relic of one OF the most
memorable periods OF American his
tory. 1t now remains tor some wide
awake patriot to tasteu on the last
greenback issued and circulated and
frame it for posteIity to stretch its
eyes at. The first greenhack cost its
proprietor but five dollars. and ty-
pical of the first careless step in the
mire. The last greenback pill have
cost the people and the resources Of
the country an untold sum of loss,
talk nonsense, wisdom,poverty,nerve
and misery. 1t will be typical Of
many and long continued struggles
and founders 10 get out Of the mire.
May the man soon be born that is
t. ownit.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21

The report that the Russians have
possess on Of ErZeroum is denied ana
the news is now to the effect that Re-
Inducements are continually arrlv-
ing and the Turkish soldiers are re-
ported as confident and able to hold
the town.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21

State of Wisconsin, Iowa County,-ss.
We, j. W. Rewey, Chairman of the
County Board of Supervisors of said
county, and j. Thos. Pryor, .Jr, County
Clerk of said county. do hereby certify
that the above statement is the assess
ment of said county, made by said
board OF supervisors, and that the val
ne set opposite each town and city i'll
said statement is the value thereof as
determined by said board, in accordance
with law, on this 18th day of Novem-
Der, a. ID. 1877.
In testimony whereof, we have here
unto set our hands and affixed the seal
of said board of supervisors, at Dodge
vile, the day and year last above writ
ten. (Seal) j. w. REwEY,
Chairman Board of Supervisors.
j. THoS, PRYOR, j., County Clerk,
The report OF the Committee on FL
nance and Taxation, was read and
adopted, as follows, to-wit:
To the Board of Supervisors of Iowa
County, Your committee to whom
was referred the matter Of finances and
taxation, having duly considered the
same, beg leave to report, and ECON
mend the adoption of the following res
olution:
RESOLVED. That the following kinds
and amounts of tax be levied upon all
the taxable property of the County of
Iowa, for the year 1877, to-wit
state laX.........,..... .S4236l.SI
county laN..... 22OODOO
County school Tax. 4l2O.9l
Sch'l Supt.'s salary & expenses 5000
Total. .$G943S.7S
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21

The Committee on Assessment SUBJ
mitte1 the following report, which
was adopted:
TO the Board of Supervisors of Iowa
County: The committee on assessment
report the following, as the equalized
value Of the property of the county,
and recommend its adoption as the
equaliZed assessment for the year 1877:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21

OLIVER BROWN son of old John
Bl own, Of llarper's Ferry raid mem
orv, the sole survivor of that quiXo-
tic attempt, is living alone on Jay
Cookies Island, Gibraltar, in Lake
Erie, He is tail, muscular fellow,
with shaggy, overgrowu beard, aud
hair once red, now almost entirely
gray; hrouzed complexion, and n
large, luil, honest ookiug, deep blue
eyes His summer garb is genuerly
a tatterrd. uubIeached cotton or
81 erk-bouse shirt; a pair oi patched
lomr-,pun pautaioons and a latter
Cd straw hat His feet are usually
bare. He Is bachelor, and very
gallant in his manner to ladies', WI ON
he warmly welcomes when they visit
Gibraltar. Wisconsin, St0tc JO,aU0L
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21

Osman Pasha's losses are estlifat-
ed at from 30 70 800 daily, from
the concentrated fire Of the Russian
artillery.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21

THE movement IN favor o. peace
between Russia aad Turkey seems
to have made some progress In Con-
stantiuople. At n council Friday,
over which the Sultan presided, a
resolution was adopted in favor Of u
termination Of hostlites and the cor
respondent who sends the news, in
Inmates that the British Ambassador
at Constantiuople will be waited
upon to enlist his Government IN the
work of bringing about peaceful
So ution of the existing struggle.
Bat, inasmuch as Russia, the "party
to tie second part, will have to give
its assent before peace can be estab-
lished, we need hardly anticipate Il
successful contamination of Turkeys
proposition just YET.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21
III tlllN 5VlitlllLtu,
G.. G.. Cox,
ALDRO .lENES, Coz
WILLIAM BROWNING,

The county tIerk appOrtlOned 70 each
town and city in ahe county, the taxes
levied by the County Board, as follows:
STATEMENT showing she appurtioumeut OF state
County. County ~,huol aud Superiu eudent'S Sal
AIRY 7 y. and Indebtedness OF towns AID City to
the County, FIR the ye r \ y. Isl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21
S2lo03 -
Respectfully submitted,

J. THOs. PRYOR r., County Clerk.
and also a statement of county orders
not called for, us follows:
TO the Board of Supervisors Of To-
wa County, Wis.
GENTLEMEN: I herewith submit a
statement, us required by Chapter 50 of
General laws Of 1873, showing the coun-
ty orders remaining in my Office, and
uncalled for, for two years and over,
prior to the date hereof
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21

(Signed,) S. f. Shepard. Chas PAUL,
Emory Wyman, A. n. McCrady. Geo.
PaulSon.
The said report was embodied in the
following statement, which was signed
by the Chairman and Clerk, and adopt
ed as assessment for the year 1877:
ASSESSMENT of Iowa unity, Wisconsin, made by
til. Courts Board of Superv sors of said county at
their annual ,esson held at Dodge lille, NOyem-
Der i3tb, loI1.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21
A. n. MCCRADY,
j. l.. JONES.
EMORY WYMAN.

Salaries Of officers *520o0 o.
Per diem and mi cage of Coun Boar, Gel o.
Expenses of Justices court-, 1874 %
Sheriff office and jail expenses, 1292 20
Refund OF taxes, q u
Expenses OF Jaw suit. and circuit court, 532d 81
Appropriation for poor. 1896 tn
Printing. 1915 Is
Bounty on wild ami nails scaps. $50 00
Fund Commissioners. ,.n %
Blank books, STATIONERY. etc 20 "a
Pc stage for offices and 20. Supt and eIpr l02 ~
Expenses OF Co Board attending u. 5. CT, 362 Is
Grantee Index Registers Office. 2D6 10
Post norton examinations, $50 90
wood for Court House. aud cutting, 21g %
Election and tax returns. II Is
Re-shl' Cling Court House, 2.O i3
Seal for Circu't Court, 10 69
Register of Deeds. fees for returns. - IT
Canvasslng election returns, 90 90
Merchandise for Court House and Jail, l0S 81
Repairs around Court House and sail aS 10
Stoves for eiheer, ST IS
Expenses militia guarding Jail, 3. -
lelnitg ourt House. 10 %
Cutting down trees. cleaning yard. etc, 30 -
hewaShing Court house aud Jail 81 %
Clerks OF ommitiee en- Claims. 81 90
Sundry other expenses not classified above.1'5 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21

IT is now pretty well settled that
neither the Resumption-Repea bill
nor the Observation-Disclosures bill
will reach tiual action in Congress
at this extra session and our private
advices from Washington indicate
that while no doubt these measures
will occupy much time and COM
mand extensive discussion at the reg
ular session, which will open early
next month, yet neither of them will
probably become laws. The best
thing Congress could possibly do, as
regards the currency, would be to
do nothing.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21

~ 3+H added for interest Of loan r. .ch,o,
Ism CT M. AMI SIT added for Interest q liar
To school DISTRICT o..
q, *aia7 " add'd for interest and part Of loan
from Sat
3, $3.50 OF added for inrere., aud mart OF loan
from staic an $35 ad led for interest On Semi.
mar loan.
"A, $2oa "a added for interest on loan 10 schoo,
district No |.
The committee to fix salaries of Off
GERS, submit ell the following report.
which was adopted
70 the Board of Supervisors of Iowa
County Your committee to wlo
WAS referred the matter of fixing the
salaries OF county officers. have had the
matter onder consideration, and recon-
mend the following amounts as the sal
aries of the following named officers:
County Treasurer. .....S1.o 200
DO Clerk. .......,..........l 1000
District Attorney. ......... 800
Clerk of the Court. .... 400
A. n. MCCRADY,
j. l.. JONES.
EMORY WYMAN.
The County Clerk submitted the fol-
lowing statement of expenses:
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, Dodge.
vile. Wis, Nov. IL, ls77--To the Hon
orable Board of Supervisors of Iowa
County, Wisconsin:
GENTLEMEN: | herewith submit a
report of the expenses of Iowa Coun-
ty for the year ending October 3lst, A.
ID 1877.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21
Treasurer was read, and referred tc
the committee to settle with him:

To the B",d Of Snperrisors of L,,ca county:
GENTLEMEN-i have the honor to herewith
submit 10 you my annual report, from January
I'd, 1877, to November 18Th, 1877, both days
inclusive.
RECEIPTS
To cash halanc: on hard sn ary Cd. 1877 s,5Gs 30
kpc iypt trom tnm trsas Tar
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21

DETAILED STATEMENT Of taxes for year lS16-
The taxes levied for the year 1876 were set
tied by the treasures of the several towns
and The treasurer of the city of Mineral Point
as follows
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-04
III U II A c A n ES.
[ CONCLUSION. }

Tenemos pues, segun este, que los
diversos problemas que pueden resol-
verse por leyes conocidas en- ell estudio de
un huracan, admiten en- general soluclo
nes que podran ser ciertas q ecidentes
probaJkes posibles, eractas 3 aprocima
das, y aigunas veces tembien erfdnoos
conforme 4 los datos con que Sc cuen-
ta
Ninguna de estas diversas solaciones
arguye de 81 imperfeccion . defecto en-
la ciencia nj vicio Ell el raciocinio, como
puede verse con un ejemplo eyidente
La Geometria es y SO llama ciencia oxac-
Ia por excelencia, y con todo ESQ no
puede la Geometrla presentarnos pro-
blema alguno, por sencillo que este sea
que no Sc haga indeterminado en- faltan-
do uno solo de los datos indipensables
para su resolution. No hay geometra
que sea capaz de determinar, por ejem
plo, la posicion de una circumference,
81 le falta uno solo de los tres puntos
que la determinen. La falta de este solo
dato indispensable hace que ell problema
en- este case resulte indeterminado y con
,unaindeterminaeion tai, quees suscepti-
BILE de in6nitas soluciones. Nj 4 la Geo
metria, nj ningun otro ramo Gle las
Matematicas, con ser cienclas exactas
puede :exigirseles e-raetitud q verdad en-
sus deducciones, cuando alguno de los
datos esta yieiado por error o .falto de
precision; un error cometido ell la deter
minacion de la base por ingenieros fran
ceses al tratar de medir ell arco del me-
ridiano. les candujo logica y necesaria-
mente consecuencias absurdas en- pug
ma con la Fisica con la misma Astro-
nomia. Nadie en- semejante question
trato de culpar de inexactitud & las
matematicas, nj podia decirse con YER
did que las ulteriores deducciones, su-
puesto aquel dato erroneo, estuvieron
NAL calculadas.
Respecto q 10 segundo: en- case de pro-
blema indeterminado por falta de datos
como que la tai indeterminacion afecta
al sweto y no al o1ieto; es decir, que
siendo en- 81 misma una sola y muy de-
terminals la solucion que de hecho ha
tenido va 8 va d tener bien pronto el pro-
blema propuesto, por cnanto ell hura-
can sigue su curse sin cuidarse POGO nj
mueho de nuestras obseryaciones; ;es So
10 indeterminado con respecto al obser-
vador q quien por hipotesis suponemos
falto de los datos de observation indis-
pensables. Y como que no pocas veces
la solucion, que irremisiblemente va &
tener 8 ha tenido va el problema, nos
interesa yiyamente; y Ell tales casos pue-
de depender la salyacion de vidas for
tunas de muchos de conocer 4 tempo la
posieion y marcha progresiya del yorti-
ce, yelocidad de traslacion, diGmetro &
intensidad de Ia tormenta etc, J por otra
parte el tempo urge y no puede pru-
dentemente desecharse en- absolute min
guna de las soluciones que por su indie
termination admite el prohIema;no no nos
queda otro arbitrio que 81 de acudir 4
probabHdQdes mis- o menos tundadas;I