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Arrivals.
j. w. Walker.
Hrpublirnn County Central Com.
miftrC.

miftcc.
Tho Republican Central Committee
of Elko county is composed Of tho fol.
lowing gentlemen: II. w. Brown.
Ch'iruinn; Il. A. LitsloGold. Secretary;
w. NJ. Stafford, Treasurer; A. u. Mca
cham, ). NJ. Board, Jesse Atwcll, J. NJ.
Woodwork, j. II. Tnbcr, j. j. Camp.
bell. y. Il. Shoemaker and A.. W,
Brown. The Executive Committee con.
sists 0f ii. w. brown. W. NJ. Stafford
IL j. Nj Woodwork. A meeting OF
tho committee las been called for tho LIST
proSino II, Elko.
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Services will be he'll III the chYrcl,
ut the usual h"ut sunday
evening, Row. l.. McCulloolr, presid.
lug.
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FINE imported claret can be had ut
the Cabinet Restaurant tables. Price
per quart hotties, so cents; pint, %
cents.
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This morning Mrs. +. Il. Neville,
II. MUndeiI, Mrs. L. Dorsey and one
Chinuman.
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EVERYBODY tnrned their gaze towards
heaven to-day. and blackencd tho tins
o' 'no'r nosos on Smokod.glnss. The
eclipse was a grand success.
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On The Caui...

An event. the nature OF which invar
iahly awakcns the liveli"st local inter
est. is reported As rapidly approaching
contamination, within the city limits.
The parties principally Interested are
well known residents. Quo being IL
prominent bnaiucs' mau AMI the other
an cs;imable young lady member Of Il
most worthy family.
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Departures.

This morning. were j. Reinhart. Pat.
McGovern, S. II Beard. A. Hornbeck,
A. ID. Mrcham, Doc. Older, Mrs. saun.
ders aud Mrs. Stewart.
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\ special train consisting of twenty
three cars loaded with tea passed east
Mt noon to-day.
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~E'rcighf.. ~i...rciNch.

BY rail to day. were / car lumber for
+. II. Smith "Hi , cars general mer-
chaEl!sc.
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Arrivals.

This evening wcrr-S. p. Kelly. Sam
Brown, Charles Muutom. \. ID. Mea-
cham. w. =. Van Dre!lpn.
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Dy rail to-day, were 8 car loads Of
lumber for Infilrl Mine and one cur Of
general merchImiisc.
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S. j. SMITH, matchmaker md Jew
eler, Elkn. Nevada.
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E.AsaOra--

Fresh SHELL OYSTERS received at the
Gem daily. Fifty cents n plate.
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FREsH shell oysters received daily nj
the Cabinet Restaurant, next door TO
he postofice.
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)I.nnTIMrr.L.

w. Nosbrrg. j. u. Hoover. G.. Camp.
bell, knto li"irmnu, W. Jones, L.
Dnylvn, q. 4. Dane, Dennis Byron.
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MIR" McGowAH has for onc9 p%roiited
10y good advice he's gone west, and
may the star OF empire lure him to the
very verge.
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DIsrRIcr corRr
Jane Term. Is1s.
HON. J. H. rLAcx. rnss,prxo.

HON. J. II. fLAcK. PRESIDING.
Monday. July 90.
Court met ut the usual hour this
morning. James Clark and Sam Kee.
convicted dunng this term. the former
for man.slaughter and tho latter foi
grand larceny. were a%rraigned for SEN
tencc. The Court awarded to each n
term OF three years in the State Prison.
The following civil cases were dis
posed OF: East Grand Prize VS.. Paw.
nee-orderei that decree aud judg-
ment DO entered in accordance with
prayer Of complainant.
]. \. Souther W.. S. NJ. Heintzelman
ct al--Lcavc WIS given to withdraw
answer; ordered that Judgment be taken
on default.
j. II. wilkins VI. b. II. Durall; iudg-
ment entered in favor of plaintiff.
Henry Allie was admitted to cit;zan.
ship.
TUESDAY. July 80.
The District Court me, at the usual
hour this morning and disposed of some
minor matters; it then adjourned until
10 o'clock o morning.
Wednesday. July 81.
Caurt mel at the usual this morning.
and after dispensing of some minor bus
mess and adopting Court rules, al.
journed for the term.
Pa n'Frtt or E;IIo Connty Hond.
In accordance with the provisions of
Section IL, OF III Act entitled ''An Act
to consolidate and fund the indebted
ness of Elko County" Approved
February 23rd. 1871.
Notice is hereby given that if pre-.
.senied Mt my Office iii Elko, Nevada,
on OK before Thursday the LIST day of
August 1875. the following ElEo County
Bond issued in pursuance OF said act
will be paid together with the interest
thereon that shall have accrued at the
date presented, to wit: Number
81. Should the said bond
not be presented within the time speci.
fled then from aud after the date named
TO wit: Thursday the LIST proaimo, inter.
est thereon will ease.
joins Il. BRADLEY, Treasurer.
Elko, July iIth. 1878
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ISAAC CHAMDEELAIN, formerly Of this
place is a candidate for Sheriff OF
Wushoc county.
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Arrivals.

This evening. We're Mrs. Rocker. c..
w. Geddy, II. Butler. Thomas Cockbiu
ia, w. i. Weaver and w. Jones.
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A CAR load Of United States troops
from New York, bound for Benicia.
passed west 10y the regular train, this
morning.
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This evening were Father Petit, s.
NJ. Beard.
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FRESH Strawberries y CREAM daily
at the Cabinet Restaurant.
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SAN FRANCISCO sTccx DeARD.
Friday. A.x... 4 lsss.

AS' Ae1o hS
To-Day H;s~k Nalea
Haas Ophir. AZ, ~
1880 Mexican. 1872. lS%
100 Gould aud Curry. TH
2l0 Best and Belcher. l5M, Is
AS California, OK. 30
SIS Savage. lOH. lOT
$50 Con. Virginia. 81, SH
% Chollar. 80. 20Z
$40 Hale aud N~orcross, 7,<
1875 Point, TAT
800 Jacket. lOn. IL
1850 Imperial, TIC. 75c
1860 Belcher. i45c. 46Oc
Go Confidence, 5
10 kentuck. 5, AZ
$50 Alpha, II. liK
$3.50 Sierra Nerudr, 1871, lax
$50 Utah, lIH, na1
600 bullion, 5n, az
1888 Exchequer, 4D5c, 4l0c
800 Overmar. II
$50 Justice, go. So
4s5 Caledonia. "a. 220c
355 Silver Hill, llOc,>lO5c
$500 New York. lO5c, l2uc
255 WoodNille, 6Uc
10 Washington, y
as Andes. 35c
200 Mides, ~
1900 Wells Fargo. &c
Cos Ward, l95c
400 Levinthun, 40c
HOO Trojan. 50c
9l5 North Con. Virginia, ~, iI5c
$50 Kossuth, sc
2SGO Benton. 3iOc, 81
800 Boyle, soc. 75c
hoo Leopard, lOjc. I
G5U Hussey, 5ic
5uO De Frees, l5c, zoe
i95 Prize, 355c, 36uc
200 Navajo. l5c, sue
1850 Endowment, l
lniO Independence. 1850, hoo
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Yesterdays arteruoou Board.


Aes'er"aS'S Afternoon Board
10 Raymond and Ely, 3L.,
375 Eureka Con, 49,, 40
$50 Jackson, AZ, o
2270 Belmont, 75c, zoe
800 Eidorado South, I5o
500 ella. soc
800 Belle, lOL, lOa:
$50 Manhattan. 5H, So.
100 Star, /
235 Day, 45c, 5Oc
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helays q horses on The road enable. them "
here.
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This mormiug-A iirres;. Sallic
Maud Pollard and Hon. Leo.
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This cvonins-w. z. Smith, Miss I.
aul Eruuil Y"u;,s.
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notice.
On and after June 18th F. II. Smith
will sell sawed wood ut so 90 per cord,
and 4-foot nut pine wood at 50 90 de-
liyercd.
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a.. BRUcE.
, 1878-03-13
LOCAL AGENTS.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 13, 1873

The New York Star notices that men
who travel about threatening to horse
whip editors, sooner or later fetch up IN
some hospital. That is not the case here
Men go about year after year ny KING
such threats with perfect safety. They
never go near newspaper Office nor
walk on the same side nf the street that
is treouented bv the man they want to
whip. As a rule it is much sater TO
threaten than to try it on Cincinnati
Star.
In Snohomish lhe latter rule IS the one
generally adopted, Perhaps that ex-
plains why these sffectionate friends OF
the publisher, after boarding at the Ex-
change whole week for the purpose Of
seeing him, have forgot to cal! the past
two weeks. Is it they dread the hospi
tai, or are only waiting for reinforce
ments, as currently reported3
, 1878-03-13
ITEMS or INTEREST,"

10000 human beings are in starving
condition in the famine.stricken regions
of China.
Salmon have commenced running up
the Columbia one month in advance OF
the usual time.
The Sacramento river is higher than
before in the past sixteen years. The
greatest quantity of rain ever known in
California has fallen in five weeks time.
The amount of water is so great rs to
food San Francisco bay so that flood
tide does not affect it, and to make it a
fresh water lake for the time beng.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Rice, residing on Muddy
three miles from Halsey, Linn county,
Oregon, shot himself recently through
The heart, with his rife. He died in
stantly. He was about forty years of age
in good circumstances, and leaves wife
and family. No cause is known for the
act.
On the Willamette intense excitement
exists in regard to the perpetrators of
q outrage on Nj. G. E. Wheeler near
ST. Hrlens, that resulted in his death,
Feb. 26. He was found tied to tree,
on the evening of the 25tb, in great
state of exhaustion Two masked men
had robbed him, tied him to tree and
lett him. From the way the deed was
done it appears that revenge as well as
desire to rob him had led them to com
nit this outrage. Mr.. Wheeler was well
known on the Sound rs travelling agent
of the Howe sewing machine, also at
Portland, near which latter place he was
for some time keeper of the White House
Various parties aie suspected but none
arrested.
, 1878-03-13
INDIGNANT.

Tho Catholic Sentinel, of this city,
has the following sharp suggestions as to
certain costumes worn at public ana
private masquerades: "Those persons
who appear at masquerades in the char
.acters Of Sisters Of Charity, Nuns, and
Monks, thereby insult every Catholic and
prove then selves ignorant OF that respect
which is due to religious orders. Here
after, we shall print the names of all as
sumiug such characters, so that Catholics
may know those who thus burlesque the
anointed Of God. Zee
, 1878-03-13
POE2'2H.
LIFE
arrested,

LIFE
[Original for the Stdr.l
This life is a Journey o 'er mountains and plaius,
With green, grassy meaus on the way,
And Edcns Of beauty, where love ever Ieigns,
But alas where no one ever remains
Though pnyerfully anxious to stay.
There are sunbeams and flowers as pnre rs the
snow,
SAnd jewels and jems strewn along;
Which the wondering throng, as they sway to
and fro,
Anon are permitted to CLEAN as thvy go;
But no one can treasure them long.
There are snatches of songs that all love to
sing,
That come from nobody knows where
There's beauty entranced, with its love offer
ing,
Disappointment concealing its vampire sting,
And anthems and fragments OF prayer.
There are shouts of rejoiclngs and paens Of
praist,
And laurel wreaths woven W tn flowers.
For those who succeed in hazardous ways,
Or please with their humor, Or sermons, or
lays,
Or brighten the shadowy holrs.
There are moments of sadness, for nobody
knows
Why the journey was ever begnn.
From whence he has come, or whittier he goes
4 a.. A.. In tha
rose
Ere it leaves on the wings Of the sun.
Bat rumor comes back, like wall on the
wind,
Ora shudder Of wintry breath;
Announcing wherever life's pathway may
wend,
Sooner or later its certain to end
In the dark, silent ''Valley of Death
o! o!wondertul vale, OF which nothing is known,
Save that darkness holds unbroken sway;
Which the infant, the maiden, the king on his
throne,
Must enter at bidding, and enter alone,
To return not forever and aye.
Alllong for a token from friends who are there,
And often its silence implore,
One moment to lay its unveiled secrets bare;
But no echo from question or quandary or
prayer
Come back from the opposite shore.
But opposite shore there surely must be,
Orits name would be strangely alniss,
But our "Father in Heaven, our trust is In
Thee.
Whatever our anguish, wherever we be,
That the other is brighter than this.
-Hcperw
, 1878-03-13

der of the same company, and good
and faithful soldier, was cut across the
abdomen, permitting the entrsils to
protruic. After lingering twelve hours
in great agony, he died, After his death
another fatal wound, three inches deep,
was discovered on his left side. Muir
ply is 32 years OF age, has cut two men
at the garrison before and is a hard
case.
, 1878-03-13

A huge mass OF metal, weighing four
or five tons, resulting from melting
down counterfeit plates and dies captured
by the dectives of the Treasury Depart
ment, has been laid as the "corner stone"
of the foundation in the erecting shot Of
the engineering department in the Navy
Yard at Washington.
, 1878-03-13

The Springfield Republican did not
put in auy black rules when Mr.. Bowles
died. 1t is good to see that this antigua
ted style ofexpressing grief is passing
away. Nothing is more horrible or in
worse taste than newspaper with its
column rules upside down.-LOutsrille
C0urier-JourndJ.
, 1878-03-13

Z Thirty years ago J. w. Mackey left Ire
laud penniIess boy. Twenty years ago
he was travelling in this country as a
drummer" Sixteen years ago he was
bankrupt. Now he owns some of the
richest mines on the Pacific coast, and
has yearly iucome estimated at $15
100000.
, 1878-03-13

A Victoria dispatch, dated March z,
says; A steamer, bottom up has flOated
an the west coast of this island. The
name on the stern is said TO be the Cor
della. She is supposed to have been
lost in one of the gales of Humboldt last
week. Par iculars are expected to-
aag.
, 1878-03-13

"If ev,r man deserved killing on
general principles it was r. c. Allen" :"
says the Austin (Eev) Reretlle Alden
had been shot by a man whom he had
threatened to whip. A COroner's jury
accepted this theory of the case, and in .
verdict commended the deed.
, 1878-03-13
RATES OF ADVERTISING,

Legal and transcient notices SlW per squnLe
arst insertion; 80 cents per square each suo'
peauent Insertion.
, 1878-03-13

ISSUED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING
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, 1878-03-13

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TIER fROlf SH1Q9ALAK.

auALAX, Miss, May lOh, '7S.
beacon Our city has heen
"l' Tor the past week, many
citizens having gone 10 Mo-
a'lend tho Fnir. They have
|urned, tally recuperatod aud
pant spirits.
Iu@ IN travelling over the
" that tho corn nd cotton
arc unusually good. The
/ the largest ever saw for
JASON OF the year. The cat
"G'eh Is very good, is begin
head out and will soon do
ch purposes. Mr.. j. ii.
mas the finest oats in the
They are in iuIl head and
'e' high. He procured the
IRON some lore'gn land, !
Tie Is go adead man, al
up something extra
70 was a quarrel on Ben.
3 place last week watch re-
IN the S GOT ny o JulO
Sidney Fills hO "a Sho
a the SHOULDER, u paIniu
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Proceedings Of iha BJarl QG Super,
NH0:N.
Monday, MAY 6, Il

M0hday, May y, iNo'
A regular meetrng was ned, PIES;
ent Hunter, Smith, FAINT, aUdberM
and Muolen, a'sp clerk and ohcTItt.
ALL WANCES:
Num- Il A, P IL. supplies %! 81
D. Mcdaniel, P. ii. Sdp't, Y
quarter aud suntIIos, g. 10
G. ID. Thomas, attendlngh
pli Term Uhancery Court % 90
Also wood for jail, Il 20
Power & Burksiare, receipt +
wtrrao books ior CIR End
Treasurer, - w
FIG, Nicholson, medicine Wy
Pc II House, X 10
And'w MEMORIES, jliI rep3N | %
Mushii L. Bruce, tax reYptSNO ~
W. A. Nay, tpr umOer,| Y 10
Early " Lano, lamps ioFC' II 2E%o
Miss. sun, notice IOr seated y
proposals, ~
~ ~ cnrnps case, 10 90
| Klaus d Bro l0r mai =, oo
In the Becky Hines Iunocy
ease, Il. G.. Pally, clerk, %
j. b. AIlgood, Sheriff, 10
y ~inryman, each, 1O
W z. simpson, bri Ice lnmb. AZ 10
The peitlon Of z. 5 White tor
change IN the CrnW ford d Ghmore
road. was filed tor 30 days.
Upon tho appIi,a Io' Of ID. W.
Mourcr, il Was ordered that the
b,nd of satd b. W. Mourel rs Dc
lnqueut las Collector BE- cancelled
ana rclurued &c.
In acc rlauce with an Act to re-
duce the Julicary Expense d., tho
Board awarded tuo contract i0f inc
maintenance and safe keeping OF
prisoners for tho form OF four years
to J NJ. Kirby, ut Tho rate OF $40
per annnm, after the approval Oh
Ills bond vi $1,000 &c.
j.. y. McMuiien was granted per-
mission to retail liquors in ShuQua'
lax.
Prdfs. simuuds and Baird and
Hon. G. B.. Ames we're appointed u
committee " inquire ~ 10 the ne
cess,ty Tor placing Lightning "1s
on ,l,e Courl House, and that Sa .
committee sasseAt the character ct
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CamrOell'S Water Mill.

Is now in excellent running or,
der. The bridge wlsl be up "a Il
low days aud grinding Will be
done every day. sol1.lt u snAle
of pubic patronage and guarantee
satisfaction.
D. C. TAYLOR.
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is
though MT a mortal wound.

though mt a mortal wound.
The Rev. Mr.. Stone, IRON Gairs.
vile, Ala, preached IN eXreilcut
sermon the Brpt,st cnnrch OF
last sabbath. lie rraAous well
aud his discourse WIS profound
eloquent aud prcciHe /: his large alc
attentive congregation was wei
p caNcd with ii. There were a goo,
many at church al Sunday who
had moi been to preaching iol abuuI
two yeara. 1t created quite Il sen
sa'lon to 300 so many old ciuzent
Al the meeting,
we Learn that there are a gre4,
many mad dogs about GAINESVILLE
Ala, and Ramsey Station; two
negroes and quite a number Of cnt.
tic we're bitten. Tive ncgroc. have
hydrophobia in its wost form one
OF them had to be coIaued
n Il stra CHI Jacket and Chains
There Is Il general DETERMINATION in
that part OF tho country OF the ca.
hnc species.
We ar sorry to learn that Nr.
Mark Yarelzky house, at Lauder
dale, MAS denlpyed Uy fle ON Last
Saturday might. He had a tiae
dwelling with every coarcnHnco
nicely arracgcd. 10 sustained Il
heavy IosSj Supposed to b, $4,000.
Gho ladies ol ohu1uriuk aud tne
sunoundlg country VIII give II sup
Per"n next tuesday nIghI, tnc l4th
'ostp at the BarrA.e na l., for the
bruent ut the onion church. We
are expecting many iair aIles ana
gallant genuem"n from Macor.
Bro ksvilr aud scuoUn. Come
ore, come al! the old ard young,
TIC grave and gay ANA you Viii
nave Il Joyous umc.
On uid iNrnl Mr.. + B. Ilayn,e,
a highly es ecmeI cttzyn oI our
t'wH. has gone into tho GJ,k bls-
ness. lie is agent Tor the great
Pictorial History of tue Word;t.
embraces every tnIng from Adam
t" the present day ; has hundred
IT beautiful illustrations and, 1t Is
20 cheap that every one can buy II
copy aud never regret it. We
" sh Mr.. ii great success IN his
new aud laudablc enterprise.
The month Of May SETS in 50
beautiful, 50 bright aud cheering
that we cannot refrain from giving
II Il notice. She brings win her inc
truIlck-omc tlultcr aud Singing oil
birds, the green meGiuwS, the SOFT, !
gent G Southern br"eErs and the
nag ant aroma Of pretty Howrrs.-
The noble ptne % longer dcceIycn
with ll> mimic show OF verdurc.-
The stately elm BY lhr %SlIvrry r,l Is
IN It's green and lray robe. |
haYutitu INV ,b,, jw i ,n,
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| lard Of Thanks.

is over, receipts corSid.
Jre than 5000. Asst would
Alous extending thanks To
fly, We take this method
llg ali who, in any man
furnishing, purchasing,
bee, or even pleasant at
| contributed to'our sue
hope all such will feel as.
Fy have the uniclgued
the
CATHOLICS OF MACON.
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-WEET SEEEV
proclamation

Notice is hereby given that
the undersi gned, dealer IN
Dry-Goods & Groceries
boot> & Shoes &c. &c.
. E SPRINNS, MISS.
Has just made hsavv add.
tons to his Mammoth stock,
and is now prepared to furnish,
In connection with the acvye,
Plantation, 8dtGts add FtOaks.
In other words, ,featS Flour,
Corn, Molasses and plantation
ct ceteydS, lower THAN before.
~ No trouble to show goods
anu a cali from every ono So.
licited
d. E. SCARBOROUGH.
inch 3 ON
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Esl,o Of Crockett,
Up whit 10 hIs trends n
Jack was one OF the
and ono OF The most pop
j, men Macon ever Cam
lizcn. We hope the "Lonc
a fortune Tor hun, and
BIZ not be long finding it.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-05-11
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sl'y e%lsls, together with estimated
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tao first Monday Of Juie next.
=, Tuesday, May Z.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
me 1t, al present.
Mts Il V. Harrison was granted
, permission to erect Il gate near the
nHrlh end OF the lane, between ire
Ia DIS Of Mrs. Is. Y. Harrison aud
l.. f. Mum.
n II. Noes, T.. F. Anderson, J.J
L~Ipsromb, l.. b. Richards Y. +
Anderson, q. W. Higgins, and G
w. Richards were appointed com
mlSsIouers TO review The route iol
u new road from Wars Shop on
the MushdIav9IIo aud Summorviil,
road To the nashuqua apd ShuqQa
lax road.
II commission was issued 10 J. B.
Cunningham, a. pversyer on the
Jackson Eoiry road, from the IL N
y on Macon and P~ickeusviile road
to the east bauk Of Bogue Cnuto.
L. d. King, N. Maaoruer, j. Il.
Long, " III. " l4er aud b Il. DeaIe
We're appointed commissioners 10
hqnIr, as to The pubic Necessity
1t II bridge ac4uss Woodwaido
creek on The ShuqaaIak and Far
hc'd road, and t. report pans aud
Hps' tlra'IUns by the tiist Monday
l juno next, II they think Inc
Same il needed.
Ine report Of the Com's appoint.
Ell 80 examine ana report the most
tyANib1 .Outc for Il Iryce across the
N"%uUec RIVER awamp Oh the inc
ut the Macon ANA Louisville road,
was approved and confirmed, auu
The Pres. Ut the Board vas aurnur
lztd u employ Il competent cogl.
neer to make it survey aHd prepare
estimates to- the construction II the
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-05-11
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BY GOn'l Co. Warr's paid AGO s.
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Bal. due Co. Treasurer, s 37s 70
SCHOOL FUND.
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To bal. on hand Feb. rcp,p 1913 SO
10 following from ]. B. ALI
good, ex. Sheriii-
insllvent tax, 1875, so o.
insolvent tax 1873, 100 %
previous TO 1875, 20 81
To the following rom Z. M.
Thomas, shertn-
sundry land rcdcmp'ions, 4 81
taxes 1877, for Jan and
Feb. 1878, 3ve VS
To amt from state Treas.
state d~istribulivo taud, 3947 50
To amt from Z N Thomas
bat. taxes 1871 receipt
warrant No. q, 484 II
70 amt on and purchased,