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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-06

Owing to high ients aud the difficulty OF
getting suitable roomS for the Internal
Revenue Office in Toledo, il is said the
Government has had under consideration
the removal of that Office to Sandusky,
where the Government building has ample
room for it without extra expense for rent.
We do not wish our neighbors of Toledo
any i'll luck, but proper regard for the
qnietude Of the Sixth District would soothe
our feeling very much over such loss. II
tie Government has suitable buildings in
some other Congressional District for the
Toledo Postofice, 1t will be Just as we'll
70 take it along and divide the honors and
responsibilities.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-06

The Bar Association OF st. Louis ch arged
JAMES A. BEAL with unprofessional con-
duct in advertising to obtain divorces
without exposure. The Court decided
that attorneys have the right to solicit pro.
fcssional business In such manner as their
tastes may dictate, and so long as il remains
a matter of taste It concerns only them
selves but it was held that such an ad-
vertisement as that in question amounted
to misdemeanor and deceit, and a de-
cision was accordingly rendered against
the attorney and he was suspended from
practice. There is room for another case
OF this kind in New York. NJ. HOUSE.
Attorney, 1914 Broadway, has made US a
proposition annually, for the past three or
four years, to advertise his business, which
is to obtain divorces from Courts in differ.
ent States, snd no publicity will be re-
quired. In his proposition he names over
all the leading newspapers of New York
in which his advertisements has appeared
for the past sixteen years, and gives them
as reference. Considering his business
illegitimate we have paid no attention to
his propositions,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-06
SyHERIFF,s SALE.

julius D. Bol'es, In Wood County, o.
vs.. Court of
George wise. Ct al. Common Pleas.
By virtue Of an order Of sale, issued in the
above entitled cause, by the Clerk of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Wood county, Ohio,
and to me directed and delivered, will offer for
sale atpublic vendus at the frJnt door Of the
Court House in Bowling Green, on
Tuesday, July 3Ist, 1877,
Between IL and IL o'clock A. NJ, Of said day,
the following described real estate, to-wit:
The north half Of the east halt Of the north
east quarter Of section number fourteen 40,
township seven ~ north, range twelve (l2)
east, in Lake township, Wood county, Ohio.
Terms Of Sale, Cash. Appraised at So. 200.
ORRlN HENRY, Sheriff.
]. W. CANARY, Pltfs Any.
June 29, 1871. lle$7
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-06

On the Second inst. policy holders In
tie Charter Oak Life Insurance Company
had their nervous system slightly agitAted
in regard to the difference of opinion in
regard to the value OF New York property
belonging to the Company. The Insurance
Commissioners, however, recommended that
policy holders should hold to their policies
and nni lAI ihess S~Pse. The following tel
eeram has since been sent out by the Pres.
ident Of the Company:
Don't be troubled by reports. The old
fight il renewed in new 70 I'm, and we will
now vindicAte our strength and establish
our Integrity by such an array as will forever
silence our enemies. E. r. WIaGIN.
President.
Policy holders are advised by the Con.
necticut State Commissioner to make no
sSeri6ces, but pay their premiums.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-06

To not the custom, which is now almost
universally allowed, Of making Pfesiden-
tial appointments to the military academy
at West Point, and the naval academy at
Annapolis, from the cons OF those who
have been or are in the military or naval
service, calculated to create great prejudice
against the Army and Navy? The custom
has been increasing in proportion for sew
eral years, aud is beginning to attract pub
lie attention. Has one who has been cdu-
C c,,ei at either Of these institutions at the
public expense any special right to clam
like consideration for his son or rather
has not he and ltis received full share OF
the public patronngc1 Again, ia il not re-
pugnant to the spirit OF our institutions to
cate military or any other class aris
focfacvf
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-06

The Democratic press should have one
or two mass rehesrsals before they make
figures on the cost to the State Of the new
Registry law. Some Of them claim that an
election held under this law will cost $780,
900, while others claim that it will reach
100000, and others place the figures as
high as $l50,Oo0. Some forget the exact
amount from week to week and have given
all three Of these estimates. We hope
the Cincinnati press will give us the
exact coat of tho trial and conviction OF
EPH. HOLLAND and his band Of Demo-
cratic repeaters, that we may arrive at
something near the cost Of holding elcc-
tions under the old system.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-06

On the S0th ult. the Cincinnati CONNER
eial had dispatches from one hundred and
eleven cities aud towns in Ohio, giving the
results ID numbers Of persons who had
signed the Murphy Temperance Pledge in
each. The aggregate number in the towns
named was Isl, ,79e. Reports from smaller
towns and localities not named footed up
$4,000, making a grand total in the State
Of 2O4,7s6 who have joined the move
ment since II commenced. On the first Of
June statistics showed tina, $4,000 had
Joined the Red Ribbon or Murphy move.
ment in Michigan, Of which only Eve per
cent. had violated their obligation.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-06

The Napoleon Signal has discovered the
mission Of the Evsning Bee, which Il says
"seems to be that Of 'tesser' for the Dem-
Ocratic par,y-snslsgOus to that Of jack
10 a stallion"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-06
SHERIFFS SALE.

HI y .
Oven Lynch, In Wood county Ohio
VS.. Court OF
Daniel WAlburn etai. Common Pleas.
By virtue Of an execution sale, issued in the
above entitled cause, by the Clerk Of the Court
OF Common Pleas, Of Wood county, Ohio. and
10 me directed and delivered, | will oter for
sale at public Vsndue, at the stAble-yard Of
Theodore Wight In the village OF Millbury,
Wood county, Ohio, on
Tuesday, July 10Th, 1871,
Between l and 2 O'Clock in the afternaon of said
day the following described goods aud chatlels,
to wit:
One dark bay mare, both bind feet white
one sorrell mare, white stripe in face, and both
hind feet white-ages unknown, One farm
wsgor, with box, wood-rack. neck-yoke and
whifiietrees. One set double harness, half
worn.
Terms Of Sale, Cash.
ORRIN HENRY, She riff.
Cook 4 THouP. Pl'tfs Au'ys.
June IS, 1877. llbs4 30
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-06

From present appearances the only ar
gument the Democratic press will have to
produce in the coming campaign for tie
defeat Of the Ohio Legislature, Is the pas
sage Of the Registry law by the late Repub-
lican Legislature, the only object and in
tent OF which was to preserve the purity Of
the ballot-boN by the prevention Of illegal
voting. This is the burthen Of their song
now. II n Democrat uttered treason dur
ing the war and was arrested therefor, a
vail went up from this same press for free
speech and free preAs. Now that EPu.
HOLLAND and his repeaterS in Cincinnati
are finding their way into the penitentiary
and their ranks are becoming depleted
thereby, we hear a similar outcry against
the law-makerS for any effort they may
make to prevent or punish such crimes. Ia
this Democracy II 30 the less we have Of
it the better 1t will be for all.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-06

The Democratic press Is somewhat PuE-
Iled for an excuse for the popular ovatiOns
10 President HAYES down in Yankee land.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-06
SHEIsEFF,s SALE.

Ann MeGO"AH' In Wood county, O.,
Vs. Courtnf
Joseph Montgomery. Common Pleas.
By virtue OF pinTies order sale ISSUED in the
above entitled cause, by the Clerk Of the Court
Of Common Pleas, of Wood county. Ohio, and
to me directed and delivered, will offer for
sale at pubic vendue, at the front door Of the
Court House. in Bowling Green, on
tuesday, July 18th, 1877,
Between 10 and IL O'cIoek A ~, OF said day,
the following described real estate. to-wit:
Lnt known as number three hundred and
twenty y-three 333) in the incorporated Village
Of MillburY. Wood county, Ohio.
e. Terms Of Sale, Cash. Appraised at $500.
ORRIN HENRY, Sheriff.
PRIcE MAcENrosH, Plt6s An'ys.
5 June II, 1871. 9e$6 10
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-06

The BOaion Herald (Independent) says
Boston onght to be prond IL she makes 10
favorable an impression on Hayes as
Hayes has made oil Boston,"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-06

SHERIFF'S SALE.
stephen 5. La'G'y' In WSoG S"aS, I"%T'y'o m .
Elymas 8. wilkins, c, al.l Common Pleas.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale, issued in the
aboIe entitled cause. by the Clork nf the Court
Of Common Pleas. Of WmId county, Ohio and to
me directed and delivered. will oher for sale
At public veudue, at the front door Of the Court
House iu Bowling Green, tn
Tuesday August Tth, 1877,
Between 10 and Il o'elock An Of said day, the
following described real estate, to wit:
Situate in the County Of Wood, State q: Ohio.
and known a. the southwest quarter of the
southwest quarter Of sectiun nineteen l9),
township number four ~ north, range niue ~
cast, containing forty (io) acres, more or
leas.
Terms Of Sale, Cash. Appraised at 81, 2S0.
0RRIN HENRY, Sheriff.
SWAN 4 MooRE, frtfs Au'ys.
July 5, 1871. l2csI so
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-06

That petition has OeeO dled In the Once OF
the Auditor OF Wood county, Ohio, pTay ring the
Board Of Commissioners OF said county TO cause
10 he improved the County Road commencing
at or near the south west corner Of seetinu num-
Der twenty -one, town seven ~ north. range
twelve (l3) east, in Wood county, Ohio, and
running thence casteIly on the section line be-
tween sections twenty -one t2l) and twenty -tw o
(25l, and sections tweuty-sevPn t27l and TWEEN
ty-siRht rs, in said township. to the south.
east corner Of section twenty 1.-TWO (73). and
there 10 terminate.
Petitioners ask to have said road cleared ont,
graded and drained, under and by authority OF
al Act entitled, "An Act to aulhoriHs County
Commissioners to construct roads on petition Of
q majority Of resident land owners along and
adjacent to the line OF said road" passed
March 70Ih, 1867, and the amendments TO said
act.
Tha Board Of ComnissioneFs have appointed
viewers and . surveyor to view and examine
said road, who will meet at the western rmin'
us thereof, at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon, on
Thursday, August 1sth, 1915
to carry into effect the order Of said Board oi
COmmiss ioners.
8. CASE, County Auditor.
AuDIToR's 0FFIoE. WooD Co.. o.,
BowLISa GREKH, july 2, 1877. l3e$o n
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-06


Base Ball.--The following from an eA'
change is now in order: He started out
in the morning a happy boy. When at
dusk he returned with bloody clothing,
broken finger, sprsined ankle and a
LIg cut in his lower lip, his fond mother
asked him, in alarm, "If he had been
through q threshing machine or was the
victim of railroad smashup" "Neither
mother" gasped the youth, and then tri-
unphantly, "Never mind me, ms. | have
only been playing base ball Our side,
the Lilies, waxed the No Names beauti.
fully; score 10 to g." and then he sank
into confused heap on the pRrlor carpet
revived little, lifted up lis head and
muitered, "Jim, put that to 6rst and be
laundering quick about it," then gosped
and expired.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-06

The Red Ribbon 1Ovcment.-Hsvins
gave N cur last issue the pledge used in
Ohio in the Blue Ribbon or Murphy
Movement, we produce below the pledge
used in Michigan in the Murphy or Red
Ribbon Movement;
"we, the undersigned, for our own good,
and the good of the world IN which We
live, hereby promise and engage, with the
help Of Almighty God, 20 abstain from
buying, selling or using alcoholic or malt
beverages, wine or cider included"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-06
Wood Co. Republican, Convention.

To ne Rcpubl;oan Electors ef Wood County, o.:
You arc hereby requested N NEE. in Mass
CoDvspl,on At Bowling Green, on
Saturday, July 91st, 1877,
Al 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon. for the purpose
Of selecting eight t6) delegates 70 represent
Wood County 10 the State Convention TO be
helA In Cievsiaud, on Wednesday, the LIST day
AcEust, 1871. By order Of Central Committee,
l.. BLACK, Chairman.
n. NEwToH, Sec'y.
Bowling Green, June 7th, 1877.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-06
IMPROVEMENF on co. ROAD
meetlna Of YIewers.

Office is hereby given to Henry Hook man,
William Rogers, @. W. Chapman. ID. K .
Hplleubesk, Gilbert d. Brim. James F. Stubbs
and to the non- resident Ow nera Of the following
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-06
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever.
Chill Fever, Reunittent Fever, Dumb
AEue, Periodical or Bilious Fevcr, &C.,
and indeed all tho affections which ariso
from malarioas. marsh, or miasmstio
poiaouR.
, 1877-09-04
THE ClTY-uALL.

Thrcc new rascs Of scarlet fever and no
deaths fralh thai lseaso wgre seporteA at the
Health Department yesterday.
This license receipts yesterday were $l,eeo0.
Stnga Tho passayc Vt The poultable ordinance,
about 600 poo!.taale licenses havu been Issued.
Tha Trcasurcr's receipts yesterday were s.is7
from tho City Collector, soo,:.D3 from tho Water
Department, anil f3o, ~ fsou, tho Comptroller,
Comptroller Farwcll yesterday Issued rcse.
nus warrants to the amount 0t *l,2J0. and re-
druIncd popular foauccrtillcates to tho cxteut
Anton Temple took out permit yrster,lay to
build = tlrcestory aud baselleHt d~cll4,S, ::sJx
Vi feet, 81 North clark, near Goctho street, to
The number OF tlcaths last week wa& l9l, Of
which l1o wcFc ulnlcr years Vt ngu. There
wesa =! deaths by coMyuisiuts. Is BY cholera ill.,
fuutum, aud III by cunycstfys fever.
Health. Commissioner ue,yolf las adopted
thu plua Vi lns!ectng the children Ut Sunday
setitA,ls asll v1Alilating theul. i school w ex-
al,'ncl Sunday contatnrl about 10 seloiaEA,
at,tl among them wcrc over wv who lasl nuycr
been facrinatcu.
uuring il,a month Of August the Bultlng
puoartment tssned permits for l3s buildings:
forty In tl'o South Division. VIII. frontage Of
North Division, With 4 frontage ot Uo0 feet,
a.nl costtug .s1xl,uo; xlxty-hyu In thu
West piylston, With 1911 feet
0f frontage, and roat!nE S3f4,5lt
n,ents to tl.e txtent vi $na0D were mat!o by
permit. The receipts Ut the Department were
SSH, and the exptnscS ssNa; huII1ers' wattr-
tux c!,llcctct by the Department, aud creltc.! u
There weru II notices served Ut violations Ut tho
tre ordinance, ana VI of tto6s NOTICES were rutl-
piled With; lo5 complaints werc received; IL
suits tur violations Wera prosecuted, an.l $asi5
III ASxxI A. hftti
lust ycar, thls years work Ia building has iaci,
eir; Tor t1om Jan. ~ sept. |, 1871, there weru
l,Ar} buildn3s, with fruIta:.c Of H. LIS feet,
| and costing $50ni9I aud tur The correspond
| ~. period Of tho present year there were l,O0l
| b,liilMxs, OF q, ,SD9 feet frontage, and costln0
| Sl,Ai7, ,GU.
, 1877-09-04

~ = =.
Tic regular weekly meetings OF tho Method.
ist ministers Of the city were resumed Yesterday
,n,rr,nr IN Inn lecture. .roum Of thc Fiji
s .,, t.,.,s ~ r,,,'.lss .....,,1o,, ~, auax ~
votlonal exercises, brought to the not!ceuf tho
meeting a proposition on tile part uf printing
J,,m 10 issue directory OF ali the mem bers Of
u,.,'C.,t.t rhurrhc. r., ,lc ,ity. 11c n,kr,I low
the proposition was eohs1leEca' Tue rev. Mf'
Williamson thought tho churches should mako
the lioney uut Ut t!ie sell.!nc II any was to 10
male. Thu Rcy. Mr.. Caldwell thought tho
Individual directories OF cnt1reheA Wonld lut tt-
terriers witl, tho utlicr scheme.
Mr. Collins, vi tte llrtu Which proposed to do
the work. explained the schcmc at length.
Alter sumo further discussion, the Rev. Mr..
Caldwell Intscd that t'ig preachers: meeting cx-
tend encouragement anu sanctlon thc plan u
general .!lrrctUry Ut MetlIoiltsts. Carried.
, 1877-09-04

THE MOVEMENTS or TIE GANG or FoH0ERs
WHO we're recently arrested ln this cfty we're GER
tanly very mysterious, and 30 sutp!cuus that tits
not TO tc wondered at that their taptors took
severe and arbitrary measures with them. 4
TntnUNE reporter has learned n little further
NJ the strange and client mancuvrcs VI the per.
tona WHO were engaged IN the extensive opera
tons Oh the bank. lit Chicago, New FORK, md
other cities, and It may scrrc to
allow that Mr.. Els b. Weston's
connection with tllcin wa. not Of tho sort likely
tn attest bin innrctlrr. and that he was used to
greater advantage AMI was tnurc pf aprtnctpa!
in nil the nt,cratfons carried on herc tl.an the
relnrts nlrcatly given hare snown. l3etng an
nstcns!blc t!sinrss man l'crc, and quite wc!l
knsw" for HI; rromPsnSss @ an slns s,sd"sg s r.
Just tilc man to "j.lcntily" any of the
ranr uf furgcrs witt. whom ho wa.
cunnc*trd. To show Inv l,e conducted hanself
upt,n his movements, hut few facts need be
stated. Wrststt, In Mar last, called Mt the
hoaee of respectable family OIL the West Side,
not far from Jefferson. ratk. an1 inquired for
name 81 YIsu,,, and. after some plausible story
was told BY him The gentleman kindly and uE-
suspccttt,gly took him III and gare hin
Il sparc rooln. llo WIS close and rct,ccnt for
few days, and, upun the gentleman Of the t.ouse
1,ottetng, ILLS movements IN manner whicl,
showed lie had ntsgtvincs ahont him. he {'Tet-
toni took Him INTO his confidence ~ and told
him that
Ills NAME WAS NOT WILSON, nCT WESTON.
and TINT ho was tlle proprietor of d iattcrsalts
TN Washington 6ttect, Anti, having bccotnc
financially embarrassed, 1,e had l,ccn advised by
hfs lawyer to remain absent frum his place
for awhile until 4 compromise could
be effected With hi. creditors. a1l1 his business
md property savcd from their voroctous hands.
'rhu story wns plausible one. anti the landlord
Of the house accepted II. but was anxious to rid
himself OF t,an whose actions about the
premises wcrc fuspcious, 10 xay the least
While there, Weston was y!sitet! by two or
three men whom It Is now believed
we're those who were ot the
gang who have f,catcn tic New York
hanks. Alter. n stay VI q couple of weeks,
Weston, nlias Wilson, touk his departure, os-
tc,lsllly for New York City, but It Is believed
that tic EaE felt secure and tho Chicago repre-
sentative Ut it emerged from his llllmg.ptaee
wIcn tho wurd was given that tue track was all
clear. .
Weston has a respectable family living on
Wileux nvtuuc, and his business connections
were gousl At ta,c tt1ne-a long while ago.
Tic fact hashlrca.ly been cllroniclcd TINT llo
has becn released oil bail III New Yurk, ami tue
,nly witness against Uessner allowed 10 go.
Weston IL nun no donbt safely slowed away IL,
Cl,lata und Il Is hardly likely that he will place
liu,sclt in jrouarsty here, especially when Tho
fAEt Is apparent TINT Gessucf and Ills n.cuill-
plicus Cki, pay large sllm to keep ntnl away.
, 1877-09-04


Jaago oestlo' VINO represents the ola
n.s,1 p growing IN In tns south. Ths lame nav 10
..i,i, - ~, ,..., .,L. ,,,..,,n -, .t, r"nnI
tfntI1a5 kala " asess othse poftloR u tas cooh3
aFy.'-"aruord eea'a" Aafp')'
~. ."'u sa"uho y. as"as '. ~ 1A' 1.o@
o.,.',..,s ,,.s ,-at'c, ~ ,,,s,x n,s,n.. rssn
,'..o'. 49, ~. s',,a =. .".cna .ss ..s"ts.
1"tnn ~ ' wv" "".. - sa ,a.a ~, ss"u'1s
gratitude !" u''-4sS~ of'fo"t 1'@s' Dfm.''
<'e". u"'"s" "'nN. ~ 'At0' '"@s'o"@' Fe".
~ow. Why didn't be call Tor that when shs work
OF drn,ouet,xlpK sttysF wse RpInR pnt 1t WI
eau,a threw away our silver without consulting our
,,e,shbors. wa cau probably pick 1t up without
buthee,nx o,,rsciyea to ask their concurrence
CjaslnAatt Con.ta<reiat tInd Kep.).
"Lat The erring sisters depart lit reacc,"
,ota 1Inraca oreo1ev. Judge Key. in making mo
-, ~. 49,. .,...ior ,s.,h ~. ..s,,! -
Ing bfrthFun. makes tha osicina! steFnal aid
slnrtnn paclhentot4 on paper howl like dogs a the
ln0nn. TIA Nsw York sAn. that fins Confederate
s99a;ef' s9"a vi" "'"'s'-'1fmr"'' s'f"4' Ap"'a"t@'
""'
Weplell Phil ipa writes to lord Dnfferin
begging that be will not allow tho uniled Stsscs tu
rss hsld ot sItttas.lsall. THIS .uryssst = hap.
hut il YA1,ksas eaunut ,akv gaoi lt,tus bv swap:
iLs.1 1t,aps iiHa.l.
mn. 81. ., VIZ,
Lug soMtn accauts Tie ueolslon sne Wa1
ri"f,,ssa u, Il ,s. ~ .s srv n, ,nta,n ,tG .n
sass MI IT, ,misrt,tY sud 10 a..,.t "s - 20.
taLo.cF with ths Nuflh ID oUliuf4pg tIu IenIpus.
IT,, ..tsS: sa ai..sa,.ol,. q o.ts A.y: saa y
by lie Wat .AorjvW Tiroiaia" tpa". j. "'~N'
-" 49,.
haps shsrs n,ay " ftw sxcepslans-wilI uol .tni.
tity it.sit aud ~ dsrt ~ aasucalln. tue rs.slec
, 1877-09-04
prupriastt, 10 drnw plans for the city's half Of
The building. which Mr. Tilley cnn explain. -

prppriatta 10 drnw plans for the city's hall OF
the building. which Mr. Tilley ean explain.
Walker yesterday gaye Architect Ecan notice
that ne intended to quit work On The Court:
House totlay for tho reason that his coveted
"extra4 llna1 not been allowed! Later In tho
day he told reporter TINT he ttn not intend to
quit. and thus the matter stands. The reporter
heard botll thc statements, and gives both Tor
what they arc worth.
The Scptcn,ber term Of the Criminal Court CON.
mcnecd yesterday. The Grand jury Was tt.,pane1-
ell with Christian Erickson ~ foreman. There arc
40 cases Tn tho sltvket 10 be disposed u, and.
l,estde. It IL intended 10 consider the Walker
perjury case onct again. The Court was given
10 the quastcrtminal calcndar. and the regular
calendar will mt be reached before Thursday,
THE CorHTr hoard.
The regular weekly meeting Of the County
Board was held Yesterday afternoon, ali the
members hc!ng present.
a communication was read from Architect
Egan asking tic appointment oi \ nght.Wateh-
E1,an fur the Mew Court. House. Referred.
Anothee communication was read from tho
same source asking tina. the brick contractor be
ordered to Use sewer brick instead OF cntmon
lrlck In the second story Of the Court-houss.
RofcrrcI.
Tho usual number Of bills wcse sead and re-
FltxRerall fur the pat quarter. amounting TO
amounting to ty.Bso.M.
THE Commfttcc on Publc Charities reported
tn favor of bills argregatfnH t8,3u9,33. Adopted.
Tho Committee On jail and Jail Accounts re-
ported IN faYnr Of sundEy bills, and, IN The tat-
ter Of granting AZ appropriation for the jail
library, fccomtnc nttcl that the Chairman Of the
Committee should have power In art.
Mr. Nj Cat1rcy movvd to amend the report by
approprlatng not to exceed 500 lor the Jail
library.
Mr.. Cteary moved ~ substitute that 500
be appropriated. which prevailed, and tho re-
port was adopted.
Tho COMMITTEES on Public Buildings and
Public Servl&c reported In favor Of allowing +.
]. Sexton ell.SO0 OH the new Courthouse
work. Adopted.
Atr. Leuzcn introduced a resolution authorfz.
Ing the purchase Ut thirty eopies Of tho Revised
Sir, Schmidt introduced a resolution calling
on the Committee on Public Service to report
names Of tho Judges Of election, etc., for the
coming election. Adopted.
The Doart then adjourned for ono week.