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WADE HAMPTON's NIIsHAP
HIS leg Broken During Charge on
Deer-Narrop Escape from Death.
COIuMnIA y q NovR


Governor Hampton met with serious
accident yesterday afternoon, while out
hunting deer,by which he had a leg brok-
Ell Just above the ankle. The Governor
had agreed to meet some friends at a
point about sixteen miles from Colum bia
for the purpose of driving deer and when
he reached the camp, about three o'clock
yesterday afternoon, he foand that the
party had all gone on the hunt. Know
ing the stands and where he was expect
ed to join the hunt. the Governor mount
Ell large mule which had been left at
the camp and started TO take his position
few hundred yards distant. As soon ~
he arrived at the place designated for
him deer came by in full chase, and
Governor Hampton fired his gun, which
frightened the mule. The bride broke
and Governor Hampton. jumped off the
animal to the ground. In the fall his leg
was broken, AZ already stated. Both
bones were broken and pOrtruded
through the flesh. 1t is horrible wound
and will prove more serious on account
of Governor Hampton's Hines. this fall,
from whlch he has never fully recover
ed.
After the accident happened the Gov
ernor fired his gun many times and blew
his horn frequently to get the assistance
of his friends, but none of the gentleme u
supposed that there was anything serious
thinking il was some one not belonging
to their party, as they were not aware OF
the Governors presence IN the woods
After an hour or so one of his friends in
sisted on finding out what was the matter
and going in the direction of the firing
discovered the Governor PROSTATE on the
ground with his head against tree AMI
his bat thrown over the bleeding wound
Surgical aid was at once summonu from
this city and the Governor was brought
here nj a late hour last night. The acci.
dent was not known TO the public until
this morning, and great regret is express
ed by every one, as serious results are
feared on account of his age and recent
sickness. The Governor is doing VERY
well ;hts morning, however, and has no,
lost his cheerfulness under the sever,
| pain.
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Loan Associations. A

The fifth annual meeting of the Clay
ton Loan Association was held last eve
ming, when the following officers were
e'ected:
President, +. A. Van Trump; Vice
President, J. l.. Carpenter, Jr., Secretary
and Treasurer, NJ. l.. Lichenstein.
Directors-P. B. Heusted, William
NJ. Pyle, 4. J. Bennett, Robert Atkinson
ii. F. Pickels, Lea Pusey, Philema
Chandler, S. II. Barnard, Edward For
rest.
Ihr following report Of the Secretary
shows the receipts and expidentures for
the year Cash in Treasury, S60.50; re-
ceived from monihly dues, interest pre-
miums, fines and returned loans, $23,-
S95.72.
EExpenditures by loans, transfer, with
drawing Of shares and expenses, 1923, ,172.
94. by loan in course of fcousummation
5000; cash in treasury, Sl22 rs; total
S23, ,S95 ~.
The statements shows the receipts fol
four years to have been SOS, ,239 81.
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For ladies coats go to Remnants.
BOdy Recognized I.

Yesterday Coroner Rose went to New
Castle for the purpose of taking charge
ot the body of a man who was found on
Thursday on the rlve- bank, opposite to
Pennsvile. The body had been brought
to New Castle, where the Coroner sum
lnoned ury for the purpose of holding
an inquest.
The body was supposed to be that OF
Captain Fountain who was lost off the
Estetle Bright during the recent storm
and under that supposiuon word wa
telegraplcd to a son Of the late Captain
residing in this city, who went TO New
Castle, and identi fled the body as that o
his father, from the clothing the feature
being unrecogn Fable.
The boly was brought 10 this city b!
undertaken Fox, ana during the after
noon was Inferred in the Riverview
Cemetery. The Jury returned verde
in accordance wi ia the facts.
For ladies' coatS oo ia I[punarlis
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SENATOR ToRRKRT is defeated for r

SENATOR ToRBKRT is defeated for re-
el -ction In Schuy kill by Mr., John Parker,
National. Torbert was elected two wears
ago as an independent Democrat, and
was this year the regular nominee of the
Democracy. A few days before the elec.
ton the Republican candidate was with.
drawn in favor of Torbert by orders from
Cameron and Quay, and Parker has
mashed both states by 1862 majority. Par.
ker is rip-tearipg National, and win be
as intractable in the Senate as a mad bul
in a china-shop; but he can't much harm
anybody Times.
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For laaies coats 90 to Kennard's.
New Bridge.

The Commissioners of Chester County
have awarded to Menander Wood, the
contract, for building new bridge over
the Pocopson Creek, in place of the one
blown down during the recent storm.
The structure is to be 80 feet long, IL feet
wide, to be built of wood and covered.
The contractor is to receive 5000, and to
have the privilege of using so much of
the timber in the old bridge as can be
made available. He is to have the new
one completed by the 10Th of next De
cember.
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A BOLD ROBBERY.

One Of the boldest robberies on record
was committed in New York Thursday
evening. Two robbers walked into a
jewelry store, closed the door, and draw
ing pistols, kept the proprietor and his
assistants in their places. Two Others
mashed in the windows and plundered
them of $1,000 worth Of goods, which
they secured in sacks, while two more
armed with pistols, ordered passers-by tC
move on. The whole party made good
their escape.
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OF course we share in the general re-
joicing over the overwhelming Rcpubli-
can victory, but isn't all this levity rather
unseemly? Let us deal tenderly with
the fallen.-PhHddelphid Times.
Exactly. The Times rejoces now
with Hoyt and Cameron, that it traduccd
when it thought they would be defeated,
and would have rejoiced with the Demo
Gratis had they carried the state and cleo
ted their ticket. The Times always ere
ioices with them that do rejoice" but ney-
er weeps with them that weep, and i,
therefore only half christian. lfPennsyl,
vania Democrats expect the Times in its
surpentine course to do their party any
good they are sadly mistaken. We have
little confidence in any paper that has no
party y.-Deldwdredn.
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KILLING A BIG VIPER.
FrOnl IA MdiannpOha UernLd

From the Indianapolis Heraid.
The hunters III the vicinity of Beaver
Lake, Indiana, came upon and killed a
large viper. The snake was not more
than Two and half feet long, but was
as thick as mans arm. This species
of snake is seldom found IN this coun-
try. and is much more venomous than
the rattlesnake.
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For ladies' coats go to Kennard's.
Coming AmuseInents,

Maggie Mitchell will appear at the
Grand Opera House on Monday and
Tuesday evenings, Nov. 18th and 18th,
in plays which will be hereafter announc-
ed.
On Thanksgiving night, 2sth inst, the
Opera House will be occupied by the
Walnut Street Phila., Theatre Com
pany, III =" Our Boarding House," viii
sam Hemple in his jolly character o
Cot. M- I. Elerdtor, Make no mis-
take -
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FOURTH EDITION
Disastrous Fire at Cape May

A dispatch received in this city at the
Office of Messrs. Elliott Il johnson, says
the Ocean House at Cape May is destroy
ed by fire and that Congress Hall is in
flames.
Several other properties are endanger-
ed, and unless the wind lulls great fear
is entertained of an extensive confagra-
ton in various parts Of the island.
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The programme at the Wesleyan this
evening il as follows;
!. Music, Miss Annie Pickles.
2. Rec lation, Miss Mollie Caldwell.
;. Essay, Miss Grace Quigg.
i. Rea ling, Miss Mary Crawford.
,. Music, Miss Mary Emory.
q. Recalling the " HeSieydnd, Miss Mollie
ken'Z.
I. Scientific questions, Mrs. Emory
Miss Hull.
Exercises begin at s o'clock. I'll,
public are welcomed.
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Taxation In 'TeRnesse.

NASHVILLE, Nov. S.-The returns
seem 10 indicate that the low tax infiu-
ence will prevail in the next Legislature.
Most of the leaders who, in the House
last spring, opposed and defeated the pas
sage of the Senate fiIty-cents compromise
bill have been returned
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COrOner's Inaslesl.

Cc'oner Rose, held an inquest over
the Oodv OF colored child named
Eugene Sayers, whose parents reside in
Hedgeville. The child was about 13
months old, apd had been dead two
days. Natural causes was the verdict
rendered.
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FIFTH EDITION.
The Cape May Fire.

At IL q, m, the fire was under control,
except the flames in Congress Hall, and
hopes are now entertained that the flames
will not spread any further. The Ocean
House, where the fire originated, and the
Merchants Hotelaro both destroyed.
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Slight Fire,

The alarm Of fire last evening about 10
O'Clock was caused by slight fire in the
gents furnishing sore of Messrs. Sim
mons " Jones, No l21 Market street.
The flames were speedily extinguished,
and the damage done was slight.
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For la lies coats 90 to Kennard's.
A CaI CaSe.

a suit came Off before ESqui re Hagany
last night, wherein the party arraigned
was accused OF stealing a cat collar. The
cat was also included in the alleged theft,
and was the principal factor in the affair
but as cats are not recognized as property
in law, the suit was made on the collar
in ordrrto obtain punishment for the
stealer Of the cat, The accused was held
for appearance at court.
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Will TrOt In Less Than 40

From the Spirit Of the Times.
Chas. 5. Green writes us announcing
the sale of Edwin Forrest to Mr.. Rober
Bonner, and and adds ale is the kin.
of all horses. Will trot in less than tw,
years in 2.10, sure"
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DISASTER AT SEA.

A British Ship Wrecked-22 iires Lost.
LONDON, Nov. 8. 1878.
A despatch from Bimlipatam, Madras,
dated yesterday, reports that the British
ship Flfeshire has been totally lost while
on the passage from Madras TO Liverpool.
Tsenty-two Of the crew were drowned.
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AsALrIMoREBAsKIN TROUBLE
TEE uNIrnD GERMAN BANK sUsrsrDs
PAYMENT TO DEPOsITORs.

PAYMENT TO DEPosIToRs.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 8.-The United Ger.
man Bank, Of this city, corner OF Post
office avenue and Baltimore street, has
suspended payment TO depositors. requir-
ing the thirty days notice. The snspen-
sion was caused by run on the bank
within the past week, which followed
the suspension Of the German Savings
Bank at Washington. The directors held
a meeting tonight, and afterwards made
a statement, ~ follows: The deposits In
the bank amount To Sl2S,00O, no single
deposits exceeding 5000. The nominal
assets amount TO S2l2, 900. of which $780, :
600 consisting of mortgage notes and
collaterals, ,tars good. The directors state
that notwithstanding the requirement OF
thirty days notice by deposiiors, the
banks will resume payment within two
xvaaks
The daily gazette., 1878-11-09

Anbody troubled with rheumatism,
neuralgia, stiff neck, or any pain or ache,
should procure bottle of Keller's Roman
liniment at once. Price 80 cent.
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7 40 n r NJ
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wesleyan Female College.

For ladies coats go 10 Kennard's.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-09

TAX SALES. - The following bill.
relative to the purchase of property at
tax sales. has been introduced in the
California Legislature:
"On fling the certificate with the
County Recorder. the lien of the State
vests in the purchaser and his assigns,
and is only Invested By the payment
TO the holder Of the certificate or to the
County Treasurer for his use, the
purchase money and Fifty per cent.
thereon and also so paying. together
with Is per cent. thereon, all State,
county, municipal. district. or other
taxes levied upon the land mentioned
in the certificate, subsequent to the
levy Of the tax under which the sale
and purchase was made, and which
said taxes and costs and charges. il any,
bave been paid by the holder Of the
certificate"
The object Of this amendment is TO
ob.sin purchases at tax sales. II is
urged on behalf of the passage of the
bill that people q. tie present time will
not buy at tax sales. because they have
TO wait year before they can COM
ple.e the purchase. In the meantime
other taxes become due, aud the pur-
chaser has to pay subsequent accruing
taxes 10 protect himself,
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LONDON, March 6.-A Berlin dis.
patch states that Germany accepts the
proposition for congress ON Thursday
afternoon, aud that Austria, Russia,
Turkey and Italy have also accepted.
It is certain that the congress will meet
whether France and England accept or
not.
A special from Tifis says an Aneri-
can missionary from Persia states that
the plague has broken out at Reshda
and other cities.
A correspondent at Vienna hears on
trustworthy authority that Roumania
will only cede Ccssarsba if the powers
consent; but will refuse to receive Dob
rudscha under any circumstances. A
strong opposition to vote of credit is
still manifest in the delegations. Some
believe the remuneration of the annex
alton scheme will be necessary.
It is reported the Austrian Cabinet
has come to final decision as to the
form of demand for credit to be SUBJ
mitted to the delegations on Saturday.
LONDON, March ga special from
Galliope, reports the Russians actively
constructing entertainments from Kod.
ikai to Shsrkoi, ON the sea of Marmora.
Thew have now about $4,000 men with
cannon on these lines, which confront
the Turkish lines across the neck of the
Galliopoli peninsula.
A Vienna correspondent telegraphs
that circular was sent heucs on We'd
nesday, proposing that a congress be
held at Berlin instead of conference
at Baden Baden. As oil the powers
were doubtless sounded before hand.
no further delay is spprehended.
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SAN FRANcIsco, March 7.--ArriveJ
-Barkentine w. H. Gawley, Port Mad.
ison schr W. L. Beebe. Port Gamble
stmr Dakota, Victoria bark Forest
Queen. Port Ludlow; bark Martins
Rideout, Port Blakely; bark Anne.
thyst. Bellingham Bay; bark Revere
Departure Bay; schooner Fl. l.. Tier
nan, Seattle.
Sailed-Ship Sagsmore. Port Gam.
bic; ship Coquimbo. Port Madison.
SAN FRAscfsco. March THE ex
ecutive committee of the Workingmen',
party held q meeting last evening al
which the question of appointing q
General aud Staff officers of the military
branch of the party came up, and
Kearney was chosen lieutenant general
and Knight aijutsnt. general. A rsso
luton was passed declining to recognis.
the military organization known - the
Summit Guard. a. part of the Work.
ingman's forces. Q suspicion being en-
tertainsd that the company 10 In the
interest of the railroad company.
A Paris correspondent says 1t seem,
oerts,p that France would readily con
sent to Englaud's obtaining complet.
security in regard to the Suss canal
bat would do her utmost to diesuade
England from occupying Egypt
France desires Joint action with Eng
laud respecting Egypt. Prince Bis
msrck recently stated hs would him
self propose 1t the congress the Eng
lish occupation of Egypt. Germany
guaranteeing the non.intsrvention OF
France.
A Berlin dispatch says it is pretty GER
tain the Aussrians will occupy Albanis
as we'll as Bosnia, and perhaps also 9
part of Macedonis.
A correspondent ct Vienna assert.
tha; Prince Bismarck and Prince Gorts
chakoff will propose st the congress tn.
Austrian occupation of. Bosnia, and
Russia will propose that Austria shall
participate in q second year. occupa,
ton of Bulgaria.
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VICTORIA, March IA steamer, bot.
tom up, has fostsd on the west coast
Of this island. The name on the stern
is said to be the Cordelia. She is sup.
posed to have been lost during one OF
the gales Of Humboldt last month.
Particulars are expected today.
LATER.--The wreck reported ashore
on the west coast 10 the propeller Cor.
della, of San Francisco. She must have
been capsized in trying to cross one Of
the bars south OF the Columbia river,
and all hands lost. the wreckers found
the chrorometer and propeller shaft
still attached. They cut hole through
the bilge aud discovered that the ma.
chinery has disappeared, having probs-
bly, dropped out when the vessel upset.
A sack of -four. . can of prunes. and
some other articles were fished from the
hold. No bodies were seen. The
wreck is held in its place by the an
chors. which must have run OUT.
II is said the Dominion Government
have in contemplation the laying OF
one cable from Nanaimo to the main
land, and thus do away with the five
sections of cable between the islands
opposite this place, which frequently
break.
Three hundred and fifty thousand
dollars were spent on provincial works
last year.
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WYOMING.

CHEYENNE, March s. violen,
snow storm. accompanied by . north.
eas. wind. set in at eleven o'clock las,
night and still continues. 1t extends
eastward as far as Julesburg. and west.
ward 20 Rawlins. Passenger train
number three 10 side.trscxed Ut Ante
iope. and number four at Laramie. All
freights are tied up. and nothing will
move until the storm abates, when the
snow p'ows aud oil available motive
power will proceed in both directions.
The enigrant train due here to-day il
moofed on the main track bstweep
ssshnsll aud Pine ElsHs. The srew
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EASTERN STATES.

CHICAGO. March The Ti7trsne's
Washington specislsays the Louisiana
Legislature havins Adjourned tonight
without action on the Anderson case,
disappointed at least two members OF
the Cabinet who had positive assurances
from New Orleans. that Anderson
would be pardoned. Some think the
Stats Supreme Court will order his
release, which prospect prevented
Nichols from interposing and thereby
rendering himself unpopular.
NEW ORLEANS, March s.-Goveruor
Nichols convened the Legislature in
extra session for fifteen days, specify
ing matters which were for consider
a.ieu, including revenue and appropri-
alton bills. This extra session will cost
the State about $4,000 for expenses.
WASHINGTON. March AFTER full
consideration and consultation with thu
members of both houses Of Congress.
the Secretary of the Treasury determin-
ed tha. the first silver dollars TO be is
sued viii! be used only - Exchange at
par for gold coin or for che purchase of
Of silver bullion at the market price.
He don't feel at liberty to use them to
pay for current expenses until the
amount coined is sufficient to furnish
oil alike without discrimination. There
fore they will at present be used for
the purchase of silver bullion at the
market rates The silver certificates
will soon be ready for issue and are Of
the form Of bank notes, engraved in
the best manner and printed on bank
note fibre paper.
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A NAIL CONTRACT DEcIsIoy.-Ths
Postmaster General has rendered de-
eision TO the effect that bidders who are
not actual owners Of steamboats, cauno.
DC awarded contracts fce ssamboa,
mail service, and are not relieved from
the prohibition Of tao law on this cut.
lect. by showing that they have secured
charter parties for the use of steamboats,
conditioned upon obtaining mail con.
tracts.
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eastern Republicans have nominated
Judge s. c. wingsrd. for delegate q.
large; Col. George. for the lst Judicial
district; Judge Gaiohard, Democrat
for Wallis Walla Council district, aud
Captain james Ewait, for Columbis,
Whitman and Stevens district. II /.
understood that the above IL q fusion
ticket which will De united on by each
and oil partiss
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MASON DoRsE REsTAURANT, Front
street, opposite the Post Omce. Every
thing 6rst -class. Open day and night.
New furnished rooms up stairs for tray
cling guests. KNupsoN s. WEBSTER.
Projectors.
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Wharf street, Victoria. b. G.

~ At the Tivoli Beer Hall, Occi.
dental Square. they have Boca, Stella
COON, Auckilteo, and Smeig's Lager
Beer on draught; aud the celebrated
Budweiser, Milwaukee, and st. Louis
Lager Beer in pint and quart bottles.
Also, all kinds of lunches to order.
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EUROPEAN DRAFTs.-Drafts issued
ct lowest rates ON Great Britain, Irs-
land, Germany. Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold & lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg, Seattle, W.. T.
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sheds west can scarcely be distinguish
ed from drifts, which are even with the
roofs. The wind now is hfts-two
miles per hour.
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Buy your groceries Ut T. Lyls's, the
cheapest house in the city. Quick sales
and small profits Is my motto.
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FoR GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bread
go 10 Ppers.
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UoT BosroN BROWN BREAD on Sun
day morning at the Eureka Bakery.
Leave yonr orders for delivery during
the week.
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Four POUNDS Of good Costs Rics
coffee 81 and eight pound, of G
sugar for 81 can be had at o. A. Nc.
Csllister's, on Front street.
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TEE next thing on the program me
ct the Centennial Is q Clam Chowier,
to be served up every night--frse.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. at VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. 1t
is the first hotel from the steamboat
landing; is fire. proof; has good accom-.
mediation for families, and as good
meals IS any house in the city, at only
81 90 per day.
VIM. JENSEN,
Wharf street, Victoria, b. G.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA,

IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-03

Debit.
To damages awarded by
the board of public
works, and paid to the
following parties, viz:
G. & E. Schmidt, for part
of lot L, block 8, Nc
Rubin & Marshalrs adj
dition. ................ $275 90
Herman Gall and wife, part
of LOT s, block 3, Nc
Rubin & MarshalIs adj
M. Crosse and wife, part
of lot 5, block 2, Nc
Rubin & Marshalls adj
A. & B. Mcdonald, part Of
lots Z, 8 and 9. block 2,
McKubin & Marshalps
addition. 5U 20
Thos. Murphy and wife,
miscellaneous property,
commencing at the ne
corner of Sc Il of Sec 36,
town 20, r. %, &c. &c.. 1922 IA
John Donohue, miscella-
neous property COM
mencing at center OF
University avenue, at a
point on the west side
of Rice street, &c. &c.. $50 25
Gates a. johnson and
Others, damages otrees.
800; damages moving
$50. ..... 49,. $50 90
70 r. & J. M. Warner. auc-
tioneers, commission on
sale of buildings. $1,000. 10 90
To F. Bingham, serving
papers upon property
owners. w
To V. Berggren, serving
papers upon property
owners. ................ ~ 40
To +. A. REM, city treas
urer, per cent. fees on
$2,946.32 assessment col
lections. ............... SO 80
Total debit 1900. 2,eo1 43
Balance to the credit Of account,
January LIST, 1878. ............ 8 1879 SO