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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-13
TUE POWERS OF COUNTY CENTRAL
COMMITTEES.

In discussing some remarks ventured by the
MORNING APPEAL upon the question of the
power of county committees the Reese River
Reueille of Saturday says:
We differ with the APPEAL on one point,
aud that is in the matter of instruction. Dele
yates to the State Convention appointed in
this way should be left unpledged and free to
act, as circumstances point out, for the best
interests of the party; but by pledging them
there is room for an intimatiOn or suspicion
that their votes reflect more the sentiments of
the committee than of the party at large. In
this county, where ample time has been
given for the discussion of the question, and
large proportion of the party have expressed
themselves in favor of the appointment of
the delegates by the committee, without in
etructions the plan is as fair and above-boa
as any that can be devised, besides shorten
'ng the campaign and saving expense for in
4euding local candidates.
1t seems to US that the RcreiUe mistakes
the point for discussion. 1t is not question
Of fairness or policy but of power. The
last business done by county convention is
10 select county committee whose duty it is
to provide for the preliminary action of the
PARTY. III Quiet WOCuS UIle IldCulHcIy VI lHo
PARTY is in the hands of the committee. Now:
uuless the creator of this agency prescrlbes
Jules and regulations for its guidance, why
may not the committee exercise, within rea-
,ouable limits, an absolute authority! We
are quite willing to admit that the county
committees are entrusted with too much power
and too wide discretion; but whose fault is
tl Is it not clearly the fault of the party
itscf2 If it is desirable to establish rules
for the government of these committees, why
rot make that desideratum one of the
questions to be dealt with and settled by the
county conventions, Instructions, after APP
pointment, are mere form. Delegates whose
preferences are known (and men commonly
select their representatives because of their
known views), need no Construction. So
that, in admitting the power Of the comfy
eumnittees to select, one also, by inevitable
implication, admits their power to instruct.
\ secret understanding compact is more
rHcjont and more binding and reliable, than
Instructions anyhow. The selection of
L.rgates is the substance, while their Gin
>truction' Is but the shadow of the power
exercised by the county committees
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-13

LEWIS BAKER, who shot Bill Poole in New
York in 1865, died recently in Paris, where
he had been living under the assumed name
of Jackson.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-13

THE Tuscarora public school has been
been closed for want of funds-and the Times
Reriew don't like it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-13

Meridian, Conn, August 12.-The funeral
OF % OF those killed by the tornado at Wall
iugford took place yesterday. Ten thousand
people were present and fully 1000 carriages.
Tho services were conducted by Rev. Father
Leo of Winsted, assisted by three other Cath
Ole clergymen. All the dead, except Freder
ich Littlewood, we're of Catholic religion, and
the diocese will take prompt measures to aid
the suffering surviving relatives. People of
all denominations are contributing generous
". Mary Matthews died yesterday afternoon
making ~ deaths thus far.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-13

THE Coming Mani is claimed in Storey
County that Mr. l.. T. Fox, late Senator in
the Legislature from that district, will make
a very lively contest at the primaries there to
carry the same for himself and against Old
Broadhorns as the Democratic candidate for
Governor. 1t seems to be the opinion of GER
tain close observers that Fox will defeat Brad
ley in the primaries there. If he does he will
make Bradley's nomination very doubtful -
carson appeal.
The wish is doubtless father to the thought.
We would probably be of the same opinion
if we were a candidate for position on the
Republican State ticket. Times Reriew
e You never made bigger mistake than to
suppose that the MORNING APPEAL hopes to
see Fox nominated. He is thousand votes
stronger in Storey County than Bradley.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-13

The teaching process is said to be applicable
to many of the Eureka ores; and the same is
to be put to the test
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-13

MIKE MCGowAN AS A THIEF. The "man
eater" as he is called, has fallen from the
estate of an uncommon fighter to that OF
very common kind OF thief. The Tuscarora
TYm.@- Rerie.C has this to say of him:
Nike MCGOWAN, yclept the man-eater, in
stead of vending his way towards the setting
sun, as stated by our EIko contemporaries,
took his course from the Polar star and about
q week ago put in reappearance in this
town, which has for the last year been
his radiating point for the county Jail. Last
Monday he went over to Falcon City, where
lac was Hospitality entertained by some Of the
citizens, and at night was permitted to sleep
III the lodging house belonging to Jack
Thornton, but which had been left in charge
of Deputy Sheriff Harry Hamilton. After
Mc(iowan's departure Hamilton missed three
quilts from the lodging house, and upon max
ng the loss known, some person informed
HIM that he had seen MCGOWAN endeavoring
to sell the missing property to some Cinnamon
on the summit. Wednesday morning Harry
encountered MCGOWAN here in town, charged
him with the theft and ordered him to pro-
ducc the stolen property at once. Mike went
away and III few moments returned with
the plumber. He volunteered the statement
that he wanted to 90 to Bull Run and having
no bedding concluded to take the quilts along:
but his offering to sell them to the Cinnamon
rather lessons the force of his otherwise per-
fectly satisfactory explanation Harry says
he entered no complaint against the fellow
because he thought it would suit him only
too well to be sent for another term to the
county Jail
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-13
INFORMATION WANTED.

~ i'll the NEw Hampshire regiment comma ndef bv ex
Governor Hartman. deserted his wife in 1867 Murray
assumed the OF L. n Carter and went to New York
with woman named Mary Jane Burpee taking also his
children Lizzie Florence aged y years and his sons
FRED Elmer and Frank Weston Carr the boys being young
than their sister Carr with the children and B1r1ss
woman, lett New York the steamer Henry Chauncey"
having purchased through tickets to Wellington New Tea
land is reported that the children have been sent to
Catholic school and one George E. Lane from San
Francisco to New Hampshire in 1867 that he had reco2
nlZed Carr alias Carter theater in that city. Carr
alas Carter has since been heard Of in Texas being said
that he and Lane faro dealers there In Texas,
also IN Colorado Carr known Steele. Cars wife is
nurse i'll San Francisco heart broken seeking
her children and desiring obtain OF her offspring
begs the press to circulate the above ANY intelligence
regarding Carr particularly his disposition Of the
children, If forwarded to II. R. MGHEIS editor Of the
MoRsINa APPEAL, Carson City Nevada will be thankfully
received and promptly transmitted to the mother.
July 9th 1873 II
The Morning herald., 1878-05-23

A number of wealthy merchants, mostly
engaged in the wholesale coffee trade OF
New York, are making arrangements to
irade with the Samoan Islands oftbe Pacific
ocean, which now have diplomatic rela-
tions with this country. II is understood
that several ships have already been sent
out from New York within a shoit time,
but the enterprise is as yet being kept Is
secre; as possible.
SOME eighty persons are now engaged
at New York in learning how to operate
the pbonograph. As soon as they become
proficient, machines are TO be leased TO
them, defioite territory assigned to each
one, and public exhibitions will lie given
all over the country, the manufacturing
company receiving twenty-five rer cent
of the receipts from admission.
LEAD City, in the Black Hill, has an
opium smokeho Who shall saw that
our frontiersmen do not keep fully nj
with the rest of us in the march Of ciyiIi-
zition? The opium house is one Of the
blessings for which we are Indebted ;c
Chinese immigration.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-29

rIyo THE TRENCH MINE.-NO. 4S6.--U. s.
i Land Office, Eareka, Nevada, December 27.
1s73.--Notiee is hereby given. that Thomss Rob-
inson, whose postoifice address IL Eureka, Ne
vada. has this day filed his application for
patent for twelve hundred linear feet OF the
Trench mine, or vein, bearing silver, with
surface ground three hundred feet in width,
situate, lying and being In White Pine Mining
District, county OF White Fine, and state OF
Nevada, and known and designated by the
field notes and official plat on file in this Office
az Lot No. 65, in Township l6, North Range, 81
East, of Mount Diabio meridian. The exterior
boundaries of said Lot No. % being as foi-
lows, to-wit: Variation 16A deg. Z. Commenc-
ing at post marked No. !, y. 5. Survey No.
65, whence post marked u S. Monument, No.
8, standing ON the summit of high limestone
bluff, bears south 32A degrees east. ,l25 feet;
sec. corner common to sections "a and 20 u. 10,
N r., So L, and sections 10 and 30 I. 16, N. H.,
81 d. Z. bears N. 10 deg. 81 min. W., .10S feet;
smoke-stack of Monte Christie mill bears n.
81 d. W., l0,040 feet: and the Trench shaft bears
22H deg. E., 6sS feet thence running hrst
course s, s9k d. Z. 1900 feet 10 post marked No.
q u. s. Survey No. 65 thence second course
s. 50kd. W., 800 feet to post marked No. 8
u. =. Survey No. Go thence, third course y.
s9h a. W., 1900 feet to post marked No. 4, u 3
survey No. 65 and thence fourth course N.
50A d. Il. 800 feet to post No. !, the place OF
beginning, containing 26-l00 acres. inis
claim is bounded on neither end BY any known
claimants. The nearst mines are the Little
mine Is duly recorded in the Recorders Once
of White Pine Mining District, In Book
/. and on page z3s. Any and all per.
sons claiming adversely any portion OF
said Trench mine, OF said mining ground as
hereinbefore described. are required to nle
their adverse claim with the Register OF the
| United States Land Once, at Eureka, IN the
| state Of Nevads during the sixty days period
1 virtue Of ths rroyis Of the statute.
daS.eod d. o. lMNEL, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-29
WHITE PINE COUNTY BONDS.

cyEALEp PROPOSALS FOR THE REDEMP
- tion Of white Pine County Bonds, VIII be
received Al the Once OF the County Treasurer
Of white Pine County, fer the sum Of Three
Thousand Dollars. said proposals will be
opened BY the Funding Commissioners. at the
Treasnrer's once, on MONDAY, January 9th.
1879. GEO. p. McC0NKEY,
County Treasurer Of White Zine Count.
Hamilton, New, Dec. II, 1878. dl'.td
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-16
&atboiiTaer 6irben SalenDer.
Son Der Nuferitebuua Selu.
&mtmng ibr &atboitfen!
Sic Stimmc bes bcri. Sins lX

Sn uniern Gasen i9eint bic Soriebuns
kcr tatboIi'den Yreie cine b~eiOnoere Wtii:
Rcn seseben gu baben. In ibr lit es, bic
@runbidse Der Srbnuns uno oes @Iaus
bens bort, no bielelben berriden, gu bewab:
rem uno iie ba gu uerbreittn, mo @Ottlos
Tateit uno cine talte @leidgiltisteit bles
iabeu In 9ersehenbeit seratben IieBen. -
Eius TX. in chem Sdreiten Don 1851.
8ir eriuden sic initdnbisit allen benen
nit eurem suten @iuen unb eurer @unit
tebuiteben, bic NIT @eiit besabt unb nit
seniisenber &enntniB ausseriffet, ii9 on
De arbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eituns
gen 3ur Sertbeibiguns uno Serbreituns Der
G.boliiden 9ebre uerOfentli9en. - Gncps
dicn Bins TX.
eaBt gtitts unperiudt, wobur9 uniere
seNise Reli9iou unb ibre beiIiame 9ebre in
ben 8ereiHi9teu Staaten weiter perbreitet
rerben tDnnen, bamit p~erirrte Wanserer
oaif ben re9ten Yfae ;uriitgeIeitet weroen
m1gen.-S9reiben 9ius TX. III bic Si:
ttSfe Ser 9. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-16

erbeben sesen bic llnseredtisteit. bic I'm.
terioauns, bic 8eraubuns. sesen bic De.
malt, bic bas Gedt unterbridt, aber ni1t
auf INNER mirb unterbrlden tonnen.
6eute, wie friiber, appeuirt es an bic sc.
redtisfsi uno an bas 0ifentIide @emiIen.A
Wir wifen nidt, oh bic Worte plater's
Bel ZEN Wddten. wertn bieie CUR geididuns
Der gonferens i4reiten, @ebor finoen wer:
ben; aber man fam, mie benz aud iein
mag, BITE g,inneruns on oas unueridbrbars
Redt Yo!ens gu isoer Ssit nnr opportun
nennen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-16
81 II It.

SEQ Xii. bat unldnsit tie pobIbetannte
Serlassbarblun9 BON SenSiser brothers
in buIbuoaiter @eiie aussessidnst. Oies
ielbe batte einen rSmiideu 6iinitler peran.
Iabt fir lie elm 9lquarsn Iortrait Seiner
Seilisteit III malen Ganontcus SoIdi,
Der fribere lansidbrise Yriuatiecretdr bss
Cardinals Yecei, meldem bas Bib seseist
wurbe, fanb basielbe 10 ausee,eidnet, ba6
ct busielbe gum beilisen Sater bratte.
SEQ XIII. briidte nibt alIein ieine hobe Be:
frieoisuns- iiber bas ebenio idOne m,e se:
treue Yortrait aus, ionoern ieste iosar feline
unterl4rift barunter, inbem er glel9 ,eitis
ben freunoliden Wunid duBerte Das Sri:
sinal ober cine @opie bapon ipdter su err
balten. SIS bsbarf pobl taum Der grudb.
nuns, bas Sen;iser 0rotbsrs li9 ebenio
sliidlid mie bodseebrt fiblen bielem i9met.
4elbaften Wuni9e entiprs9en Su tOnnen.
3uuor aber weroen iie bas Bib in 6bro.
molitbo9rapbie beriteuen, wirb es alio Sc:
hermann in turser 3eit mOsli9 iein, fid Elm
aarantirt woblsetroffenes Yortrat Seiner
9eiIisteit gu ueridafien!-
Ss iinb uns nun ibon piele gilbniHe
9eo's XIII. Su9efommen, mande barunter
iosar. Die auf einen seuihen tinitIsriidsn
Wertb Inipyud MAIDEN tonntsn. Oo1
idOner baben mir bis leet nod tsinss &c;
ieben aIs bas Der &unibudbruderei pom
0uowig 0ott in @ien Su soIbener 5afuna
bebt iiA uon itabl9rauem @runbe Elm Yors
trait Gso's XIII. ab. wie es nidt treusr &c:
badt werbsn tann. 3ie 6leiid tone IL S6at;
t~irunsen bes @eiidtes lino 10 rein unb sart,
oaB mar iasen ioute, es babe iie Der Bin.
tel bee Malers b%iusesaubert. Der fsin se:
i6nittene Wuno, oas ipise &inn, bas flare
rubise auSe seusen BON elmer nit feltem
8iuen uerbunbenen MiIbe. Die bobe breite
Stirpe betunbet ~ielteue Sntsuissns unb
mtro bon lei6t seloftem srauen tSaare ein:
sefaBt. DaB ous Silb na4 einsm Yor:
trait oes B. Saters sefertist, belebrt uns
Der erite Slid. User es nidt msif, bdIt bic
Nrbeit eber fir cine 9bromolitbosrapbie oer
bsiteu Sorte als fir bas. mas ite ilt-gu9
brut. Die &unltbudbruteret bes Serru
0ott bat iih bamit elm neues Verbien,t CT,
worben. 9eioer 1T uns Der Brsis bieies
6unitwertes nibt betaunt unb piilen ptr
aud ni9t, Ob oaslelbe IN etuer b,elissn
&uuit- ooer ~Su9banoluns tdufli9 gu ba,
ben 1T, ba nil nidt i'm geiise zines S1rsi:
bens Der 6irma iino.
Oa Oitern ~bsraunabt, 10 benussn nil
bic 8eIesenbett, uu: auf bic ms Sad Der
8unit eini9lasenoeu artitel Der betrisbias
men 6'rma Wiblbaucr L. Srbrle in Is Ri
cage. Ro. Al Soutb ga Salls
Street, aufmertiam 81 MAIDEN. Die
5irma bat 9eiIisen: Silter uuer glrt fell,
uertduft Communion: Qnosntsn i'm Bunt.
urb @oIsbrud. 6amiIisnresiiter briuunter
@bromclitbOsrapbie, Cravings: Aubsnten,
Diplome, 9ruppenbiloer Oerpdpite, areuss
wssitatiOnen, Die SiIenife Papit Secs
XIII. in ueri9ieeenen @rSBen in Sslfar.
benorud, SiusanOenten u. ID. gatalose
nit PreisuerSeidniien iteben pom bsr Sir,
ma imner III Oieniten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-16
(aus Der .Nprb. Nmerifa."

pbiIabelpbia a, i'm UsdrS. 1878.
9ieber Sbeim!
6eute, aIs i'd flauer @eiddiie baIber 70
balb uno bal6 i1lafenb beim Diem ias,
trat elm flotter Sertdufer (Drummer) Der.
elm, feline @aaren dnbistenb. ga er elm
seieaissr Wsni9 ~ iein idien, Der pieI
Don Der Uelt seieben ano sepoitet mar, 10
lieben mir uns mad pollbrabtem @eidGft
in elm ~aasemeinss @eipra9 Gin. @s mar
elm itirmii9er nit Sbnes uno Rsseu al;
we1ielnoer, Taller, furs eln disagreeable
WadmittaS. 6oIsIia beianOsa mir uus
beim warnen Sfsr mi. brennenben Iansa,
gfeifsn (e @ei9ent FUN bobsm riedt glenn
LID itartl unb semitbIidsm pIauoern.
vOieier Sturm" = ldgte unier Sa6le,
benrl ein FOLDER war IS y%erinne,t mid
redt lebbaft on meme lleberfabrt mad
4merita; mir batten cine iebr itiirmiiGe
5Gbrt bon rs Gasen gu beiteben, bic lesten
paar Gage maren mir sanali4 obne Sebens:
mittel uno bas weni9e Wafer, has mir
nod batten, pnr un9efsdt ni9t gu genie:
zen, nebsnbel tra1te Der alie &ulteu Don
einem Sdiff bel iebsr Sdwantuns, oaB
man ba5te, es bre&e Suiammen. wsltes
lettere i'd aud Ofters wini9te.. pa"
bemeIfte unier s., voann wdren sic ia
unrcttbar p~erIoren seweisn. "-pDas gdtte
aud nIdts aussema9t, bean mir rparen bes
9sbens mibe, wenisitsns msinsrieits benn
lSeimatb bate i'd feline mebr. - rAlio
iinb sic i9on LANCE in 2lmsrita, bab sic
nidt nit einem Seselidlfie iiber See Ia:
men," Dem mar nidt 70, es waren
nniere 8, mir muBten uns in 9aure auf elm
SeseIi9iif fatten benn mir waren De:
i~erteure Der oeut!5sn araes, Otter la4ts er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-16
O. neuer SGmer3emsrmf 30:
len's.

Inter benz Site. v2lppsllation an Die @e:
re6tigteit uno oas 0iientli1e @epiiien"
bat @raf Saoislaus Qlater, Der betannte
unermloIide 6ibrer Der poIniihen Gmis
9%ranten, Der li9 augenbliflib in Grid
aufbGlt, einen 0iisutli6en Brief perfaBt,
Der anlGB!ib Der orientolii1en bic polnii1e
6rase CUR Sprate brrist. VI i9reibt:
,Sn oieier Stunbe, no bic europdiiaen
DsdGte lid nit Der Sronuns Der orisntali.
iden 5rase beiddftigen, nadoem lie bic
rlf i0tslolen y%ellesunsen Der Vertrdse
oes internationaleR Ne9tes unb bic lleber;
grille GuBIanb's sebuIbst, bat cine Nation,
bic fi9 nit melt mebr 0abrbeit ais bic fla.
uii1en 0Olter Der Giirtei cine unterbridte
nenn fam. has He1t, ibre Gimme ~
erbebsn. Sm 0amen Der birrssrIi9en unb
reli9iOien 6reibeit, Der Nutonomie unb Der
unabbansisteit Der ilap!idsn gsp0Itsrun;
gen bat &uBIanb nit eisennisissn 3usfen
Die Iirtei bstriest. bsren l%lntersans es
berbeifibren mill.
Die Welt weis. ME pieI bic feierliden
@rt!arunsen uno 8eriiderunsen RuBlanbs
wertb inb. emancipation MIL iasen Sins
perleibuns unb Guiifeiruns, sldtuns Der
Sreibeit beoeutet 9epaltiames 2lufordn9en
elmer Nationa!itdt uno sirer G,IiIion. Ois
6inri9tunsen in Der &Irtei tenn;ei1nen
bic iosenannten Sefreier biurei9enb. Der.
bieIte es iid anbers, 10 wirbe &ublanb,
bepor es ii9 nit Der emancipation Der
Slauen auf Der Saltausi 6albinlel beldaf,
tiste, onran benten, ben SlapsR in Polen
cin uneytrdsIi9es Sod ubsuncbmen, aber
neiE es Seritort principiea bic NationaIi.
tdt, bic Saititutionen unb bic Reliatpn pon
Wiuionen, ri6tet baS 9ano ~ @runo unb
sibt es Der UerwaItuna pom Dieniden
preis, bic es Bel iid 81 5auie los perSen
nil; ia es i9eut iid ni9t Dor @rauiam
feitsn, pie bic Sinmorouns Der lniatsn in
pOoladisu uno bic Verbannuns mad 81:
birien.
Wenn dd bic eurcpdii9sn &s9isrunssn
nm oas Zoos bon psntger untsrbridten uuo
menissr ciuiliirten ilauIi9en 8olteridaftsn
tiimmsrn, tOnnen iis niat sIeidSlltis biei.
ben geseu Die S6idiaIe elmer Nation, bic
europa SabIbunoerte blnburd sroBs
0ienlte %leiitete, peren 3eritiideluns bic llr:
fade uieles Sdlimmen mar unb BON Der
@ei4idte uerurtbeilt wuroe. Die 0osit
Der Oinse nno bic alSemeine Si9erbeit
baB bier Gsdt sei9afit weroe.
Birb es sei9afft, 70 1T oamit cine wirtlame
- Die einSis mogli5s - S1rante ge1o9sn
sesen auBlanbs GbrseiS uno Strafoisteit.
polen wiro feline quite Sade ME aufseben.
Bel ieoer @elesenbelt wiro es eineu ProteiI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-16

llnaliid, MiBsei6id, Der Sob bsbrpbt
ca fuBet unier lrpit nur in benz 0lauben,
Ten uns cir NSabu nibt msbr ptrmas su rauber
Die Gbriituslebre III mad pielen tGmpfsn
SECT auSsstreitsf auf Der aan,sn Welt;
Ten arcBen GinluB. ben lie iibt. ~ eGmpfsn
Wpbl nur als elm prraeblib Strsoen sdblt,
MSs' unS bisieIbe in benz 8lauben itdrfeu,
lne hats ermptbiseu su sutsn 0erfen.
9Bis lie ibr Srinesr ielbif bat sorSetragen,
Sp sinfa6, ecsl. ~prunflps unc 10 rein.
e. cbne / iintsl, cbne S~slbhiu6tsfrassu
Wtu Seru Ssbre pcrsstraasn isin
gSir absr ipllien ME bic Sinser S6aaren
90 lreu IN uniern SsrSsn is b:pabren.
nnc aneelanst ,um S6lu1t Der Sstrahtuns,
SITS nur Gin sBuni9. Der innis uns beieslt,
Der pireis it einsebencfer Sea6tuns
lup auf Der Sbsrad6e lid srbGlt:
g. lautst: eae - mas mir catier bsIunsea,
Die Ssier gu srban'n uns lei selunsen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-16

sanica See bstraut. Sbreu Nuftras baben
beibe burd Sermiiteluns bes @rsbii9ofs
o sIsier pom Yapit SEQ XIII. burd
Sdreibsn pom "a. 6sbruar erbaIien.
MOse Der aamadtise bas Dert bieisr
@laubsnsbeloea iesnen, bamit iie ben Bil
ben iener @esenoen ben 9immsI uno bic
emise SeeIisteit e,idlieBen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-16
WaS ole merifantt6e Su8eno
lteit.

gs 1T cine isbr erfreali9e Grl4einuna,
oaB mad unb na9 aud Die enalii4e Preie
anfdn9t, ben uerberbIiden @infuB, welde
bic in Gauienoen pon %@remplaren iiber Die
sanSen Der. Staaten perbreiteten %ic9enanns
ten Susenb,eitunSen auf bic amsrItantlde
Suseno ausiben. su ertennen unb bemiel'
ben sntseseusuarbeittu. 5reiIi4 1T oas
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-29

The following resolution WAS adonte ,
Resolved, That the County Cork 81
authorized and directed IL procure s,it
ahle book 70 be called The "hond bopl,
III which shall be ontorcl tho punrg
amount aud description i'll hon.,
coupons ~ the county, and a,sN
uumher and amount 81 All honds ~ ~.
county issued, and 10 whom is d.tt.
On motion the board adjourned eos
/. III. tomorrow.
THIRD DAYS SESSION
The board met pursuant oadNutF
ment, All the memhcrs present lN.5
NesslS, McCalliStcr, Campbell, rlut.a.
and shepard,
The minutes ot the previous nyy,tu
Mere read and approved.
Fhe hoad OF fhos, L, jones. e. >yt
aud maintain q certain ferry. rs lu.etu
seethN The board, was re,,i aud app.,,,
ed,
There being no further husiurs, t.l
board adjourned sine die.
AtteSt: !. tuOS, Pryor, ly.
County ClVrt
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-29
q. Il. Cox,
ALDRo jerks,
WILLIAM BROWNING,
Ep,,, ,,,ittaa

w LILLIAN bRON n Inv,
Committee.
The special committee to whom
was referred the petition Of G. K.
Mickey and others, reported as fol-
lows:
70 tho Hon. Board OF Supervisors
OF Iowa Go. Wis:
Your committee to whom was re-
terred the petition Of Thomas y.
Jones, asking for license to run
il ferry from u point near Kings
lumber yard in the town of Wy
oning, to point on the opposite side
Of the Wisconsin, River, in the town
Of Spring Green, in the county Of
Saak, recommend that license be
granted to said Thomas Il. Jones, to
run said ferry as requested, for q
terra Of three years from the date
hereof, upon giving his bond OF five
hundred dollars $500 conditioned
that he will be governed by the fol-
lowing rates For a vehicle drawn
by two horses or one yoke Of oxen
fifty cents. For vehicle drawn by
one horse, 81 cents. For horses or
cattle ten cents per head. For sheep
and hogs, three cents per head. For
foot passengers, ten cents. For
nan and horse, twenty-five cents.
Also conditioned that he will keep
good an sufficient boats for crossing
eaid river, and that he will convey
parsons across said river at all
hours 81 the daytime, with as little
delay ~ possible: Provided, that
when the river is too high to land
at the usual place of landing on
eitAer side Of the river, or to cross
with safety, be shall be allowed to
ellarae aaa receive double rates.
ig#st4 M.rch ", is7s.
WILIiAM BROWNING,
Il j. JONES,
u. WYMAS,
Committee.
8.}5et iva 'daptej.
.if No Edg u tie chair
81 motion y Aii. heWcy, MeSsrs
slues Ad anal drlEia We're granted AZ
1A1a a are tatr. time an payment
ac1d-a 4f fl3e county, ploNi.
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