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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-16

We take pleasure ir recommending
20 the Rcpublican voters uf snyder county for
nominAtipn and re- election tho Hon. Charles
Miller, Vrcsont member ul the House nf Repre-
sentltives. fpr iniu uitry. pcrseveranca and
clpse attention to hts o.lciti duties he has won
the c.tce'n Of his follow members ts well 80 tho
~ her o.lr itIs AZ thh state Ctpt'oi Ito davot-
el himself t. tho iuteto.s 0l tho Common.
wealth. md o. c'ially tp the Interests Of Sny-
FER county. Couftssy to the gentleman and
to- Int rests of the parry would eutitlc him to
zen mtnItt.n AMI ele'tiJn. be3tuso no is now
sui'br v tea il' In lcs Oh will be hcttcr able
TO serve his constituency. BEAVER.
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Ed. POST

Announce Samuel " Ioler, o I
MI llecrcek. as .uitable candidate tor MONT.
nation 20 tho ohl'o or Associate Judge. Mr..
NOior Il IN tho prime OF llfe--ln Intelligent,
~ lvo buslnes. nan -excollent moral aud so.
clal qualities ana In every way competont to
MI the once with creilt To himselfanl hi. con d.
sutuency-!a souni repihllogn; snl Il resi-
dent but short di-tanfe from tho county scat
We submit the matter to thr Republican. Tor
thcir decision nt the coming Primary elsotIon, !,
leiieving mat his nomination will AL strength
10 tie uvket, WEST DgAVLR,
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SherifPS Sales /! |!
RY virtue Of Sundry Writs issned
spout " the Oourt Common Plea. or sny .
der c unity, Pa AMI to mo directed. will 10 ex.
posed to public yendue or cutlery, on
Saturday, Nay, 1871, 1873,

pOeel 10 pubic Nenuue or outcry. on
SATURDAY, May, 1871, 1873,
at oo'oio,k a. VI. at the court House. In the
borough Of Middieburg, tho ioll1wing describ
TRACT 40 {.
Grimm pil. sundry wrlts Of Ven. Ex.
A certain lot OF ground sltr,ts In .he town
~ Frecburg, Sngdo- county. "a, bnnnlc1
North by Harset Suteot, S1ath by chJrty Al
icy. Fat ~ lnt Of Daifel Rou.h AL Vest by
lut ofpayii Coy. containing one.finrth acre,
more n loss, whorepu AGO erecfel tvo-stOTy
Dws.ilng f.use, anil other ou,bIildinss ss the
property Of Daniel q irmtn.
Phhlcr TRACT no. .. Ven FIX.
\ certain tract Of iini situate IN Adams
township. Snyder county, Pa bjrn lei Notth
by Publ, Road. south ,y heirs Of VIII lam
Musscr. East by l,ni OF ofsorSe ketn AMI Wet
Oy land Of Jacob thurman, contninhg Five
story Log House, stable Sc a. the property
OF Phillip iIouis
smith. TRACT No. 7. vcnd. FIX
A certain messuoye or tract ofi,nd ai,uato IN
West bcayer tosnshlr, snyder county, Pa,
bb bIud0d Sorthaui West hy Inn 1 Of Hpishua n
Bower. Eist by land Of George wngne'. md
Soulh ~ land OF Adam wagner. cont1inlnk
two and one hall Acre1 moro or less wher on
nro Q e-cetcd Loa Dwelling Ilous'. stable. and
Kori'l with notice o tIcnr.to iltriiy, with no.
ticc to \. II Thumas i'rfctcnan,.
CroGmillor TRACT Eo.4 II IA.
\ certain lot or piece Of ground. situats In
Erai erville. Jrchson township. SNYDER Co
-. North ~ iot oft'e Lu'l"rsn Re'ortuei
ChurCh. south AMI West ty rublir Ron 2, aul
Post by lot Of John $ Hca'er, containing
81 Two.story VctthcrN1trIe1 Dwelling
Mouse. Stau.e. AMI 0.Lcr oatbaiidinss
ALSO, y certain 'ni or piece OF ground stu.
Ge1ndei s1 Sor,h b5s mSd Il " WiioS muHmei
south by land " simon Eoavsr. East by land
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-16
Mr. PosT

Say to the Republican voters th at
George w. Row. OF Monroe, IL n candidate FOR
nom lnation to tho Office OF Treasurer, at ths
coming Primary Election. The dnaaco. ~ th
county were well mansyol during his term VI
once. n iey years ago, and h, i.rquitted hlm
self us competen, and worthy litttor
MASY OlTiZRSs.
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Candidate Cards.
Lenislaiurc.

NM. LDlTON.
pieise publish tho uame II Captain
T W. Holman oT Union Township. a. y can.
didste tJe leFl'litur'. us sisnn o I ani trioi
solil'r, = capable, aud energetic business ~ an
who u elected Wiz b9 ab'c to r-prcsent, tho
feopie OF snyder County, with hpr,r and
credit. REPUBLICAN
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For County treasurer.

The undersigned would respectfully m rourca
himscltas candilate for the nom'uati'n ot
County Ireasur'r at the CrsurV Republican
Primary Election Of Snyder Clu 'ty.
ROBERT SMITH.
lvgIf
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-16

NJ. S. Quay has been confirmed
Recorder Of Philadelphia and has
resigned his Office as Secretary of
State.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-16
Mr.. EpIToR

Please announce through the
columns OF your paper the name Of William
Lurk nsa candidate for tho niii,o of sheriff
subject tn action OF tho Republican voters at
the ensuing primary election.
Mr. l.rck l. vol qll l!hei for tho place and
is wei nnd flyorably known.
Tho West end has had but ono sheriff since
the Organization Of the county, ard Il wnuIl
Ice bat i1ir ami equitable for tho rcpubllc can
voters ni tho county To support MIR. 1, ick AMI
thus Awe the west end Ui tho cOuuty q reprc-
sentative IN th,t important oin,r.
WEST BEAVER,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-16
Associate juHne.

We bog loAve to present to the Republican
voter OF Snyder county the name Of Henry
didate for the Office OF associate JuJyr,
MANY EoTKQ.
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TrOxclville, Pa.

Tho undersigned would rcspe 'tfully an.
nounce him elf u the Republican votcrs of Snr.
der county. AZ n caaii,te Tor nominate n for
the once OF County Treasurer at thr ensuing
Primary Election. HENRY BROWN,
Eregbuty, Ia.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-16

Please aunorn'o through ITO 'Poaru tho
name N Wm H. NrCs-ty OF .cIIrsrro,, a. a
can iifat' Tor the p'lcs ui SirriT. Hr. MrClttv
hos alvayt hrru ir1c - The rrlu.ip.es u the
party, rlrnc.t in the supp.-t %. its best men,
and hrs tic respect uf all who KNOW hin. ~
has hcc1 -uc'g--ini husiu's, man. aui we fool
Furo hts nomination Rul 'leciIun wuUll ID
GroM credit T. the lacty. R'pIJliclns sup.
port him.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-16

Announce u. Rolcndcr ne candi.
hatc for MONTH Nti1n Tor tho important oit - ~
sheriff. Mr.. Nulr Her l. VII and ftvurIhiy
kpwn thtOughnut The coluty--s an cNporienc
ed O,Icor-trd susttius reputation tor good.
uc.sui heEt aul Ciil al lcnle1cr which very
lev O.l'ers pesos. Ills VI gprpus oH1rts IN
brhtli ot iha party have always been attended
vi h success. liis personal AMI political iunn.
eu,c u strength to ihr party anl, 70, uunin ttol
10 viii leave NJ s'nu' u1t1ruci which w0uld
tocuro yict,ry Ia the fall campaign.
Penn,
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IN r'osr

We suggest tho namo of tlbn u
70 Ncr, az suitable Ierson fur tho o'rrn Of
Sheriff. Mr.. Iockler II well and flyorably
known as n gentleman Of irtegrity, aHahlo
ana .Oriahlo, ant possessed Of all the rrquIre.
Iucnts io- . good public Ohlc,r lie Il idSntlh.
OF with the Interests Of the common cinFscs an
tlclr Interests would not suffer at hls hands
Vote lr John d. Fockler OF Scllnsatoye, for
Sheriff. yIppLEcnIEK
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Please let your readers know that
am acaniidhto for the Office nt Associate
judges .bIr,' TO tho action of tho voters nj
tho coming Primary Election.
,,, Jso. :. snlNpgL.
Middloburg, Aprilll, '7s
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-16

We, cltiEons OF ofNiiddiecreek town.
shin, recommend for nomination, for the office
OF Commissioner, ut tho next Republican Pri.
mary Election, Morris Erdly, Ui franklin.
Sir. Erdly l. an industrlous economical and
intelligent farmer aud II elected, will take good
care OF the financial Interests OF tho county.
MIDDLECgRER,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-16

Rcconmoni to the Republican party
for nomIniti'n ~ the approaching Primary
= ccHJu, fer ~UsRlFr, JEEENTNu B'oAU. Of
nItu vrshiH. IiN is gentleman who f.
known throughout iho county --of aood moral
chlr1 c'er--n bu'ipess man and ypsaossos good
social ia iiltios --lf nominated aud elested viii
mako god and ,fiicien oin,tr. ADAMS
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-16

'
| suggest the name OF John Rcity ~
Franklin Towushil as candidate for County
commissioner Ihe once ts an important Que
aud every tax payer should See to IL, that none
hut honest capable business mon arc elected 10
the position. Mr. Rciz Is well qualified Tor tho
pl1c" always an earnest republican, truthful
honest, frugal, anl farmer, he knows the wants
Of thr people anl Il elected would execute the
trust couhded TO his care with Adoiity.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-16
A administrators Notice.

A administrators Nolitce.-- Letters
"A OF administration on the estate OF u: l..
Roude1bush decd, late of beaver twp., Soy.
to the undersignsd, all persons Knowing them
selves indsbtsd TO said estate arc requested TO
make Immediate payment, while those hayipg
settlement 10 SAMUEL A. W ErxxL. :
May io,T Administrator.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-16
PUBLIC SALE.

THE undersigned Assignee Of s.
l. u, schuck, will offer at Public sale, on the
premises now occupied by sail :. n. Schuck,
near the MillleburS Depot In FRANKLIN twp,
Snyder county Pa, on
Saturday, June 1st, 1878,
The following described valuable Real Estate
to wit All that certain messunge and lot OF
ground situate In franklin township. County
sni state Aforesaid. boun led 1y Public Road
leldlng from Mlidlebnry to the =. n l.. X. u.
Depot, lots of Isaac Beaver, by an Alley aud
1T OF Beniim Wittenmyer, continuing one
fourth acre, whereOn are erected NEW TWO
AND ONEHALF STORY
BRICK HOUSE
with slate roof good dry cellar, good well and
all necessary outbuildtngs on tho premises,
all OF which arc new aud In good condition.
ALSO, at the same tins aud place the fol-
lowing personal property, to Wit
One Ae,o Tico- Horse Wagon,
large assortment Of Crooks and stoneware,
large on Can, Keg Of Powder and large lot
OF BRICK.
sale 10 c,mmonce at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Of said
day when duo atteniapge will be given and
terms Of salo made known BY
4. j. SMITH,
May 10, rs. Assignee.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-16

MR. Ep.-Piease announce me ~ = candidate
for the Once OF County Auditor, subjtct to the
action OF the Republican voters a, the ensuin g
Primary election.
Erttvu
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-16
County Commissioner,

Hereby announce myself asa candllntofor
the Republican nomination Tor the ofhce ol
county commissiOner WN. SHoLLgY
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Cnun,v Audiinr.

STA. Eptroe PLEASE announce me as can.
dldate Tor Inc Ofnss off fouHty Auditor. subject
to the action Of the party AZ the ensulnx frL
mary Erection, N. ~. MfpDLEswARTu.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-16

mary Electlon, Morris ErdIy, oi franklin.
sIr. Erdly l. an Industrious, economical and
care OF the financial Interests OF tho county
MIDDLEcRggK,
Please announce John stanley. Of
Seilnsgrove, as a suitable candidate Tor no'ni.
nation TO the oihce OF County Commissioner
lie 4 an excellent business mao and WOu Il d n
the important Office with creai'.
MONROE
Please announce John Moyor
latoly OF Adams twp, now OF Middieburg as a
candidate for County Commissioner. Mr..
mer who manages his own affairs In . busi.
ness and successful manner aud viii 40 doubt
SO manage the Affairs OF tho eaunty.
Announce Ferdinand sones, of
thapman, as q candidate for nomination 10
the once OF County Commissioner. Mr. soues
N nominated and elosted will make.a court.
eous, ooiigine and efficient officer. lie deserv.
os the nomination on account OF his udeIIty 10
the party -locality-and sterling good auaii
ties Of head and heart.
MANY REpuBLIcAss.
Calvin y. Seebold II a candidate
Tor the nomination to the Office OF Ooaniy Com
missioner. He Is young man OF integrity,
eompeiency. aud has a good war record, Middle.
creek should be represented. VoTsR.
Ed. PosT.
Samuel Meyer. OF Centre, Is a
candidate for Commit issioner. He 10 an honest,
apright man, good fAriner-an inteliiget citi.
ren-and will take good care ofthe Public Ia
terosts. PEHNs
MA. EDITOR .-Please spnouncs me through
the eolumns OF your paper, - . candidate tor
sssssk 3S%7|ss % '2ps. sXa|1fI 70 ils est!a2 ei
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ASSIGNEB'S SALE OF
VAIL ABLE
REAL EST AT E.

WH f. undersigned, Assignee of
l. Henry Moyer, VIII expose to Public Sale,
on the prenisos, about ono milo and hall
West of IA xtonyille. on
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-16

at oo'clork A. VI. nt the Court House. In "a,
borough Of Miidleburg, tho following describ
od real estate, viz:
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ED. Pos

Samuel Meyer. OF Centre, Is a
candidate for Commi ssioner. lie 10 IN honest
upright man, good fArmer-an inteliiget citi-
rsn-and viii take good care Of tho Pubiic Ia
terosts. PEnns
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27
Death of an Aged anu Respected
Citizen of Kinds.
Rinds County Gazette.

We greatly regret TO record the death of
Z. W. Motftt, Esq, which occurred Sunday
night last at IL o'clock, at his residence
near Bolton, after very painful illness Of
four or five days-aIthough his general
health had been quite bad for upwards of a
year.
Mr.. Moffet was over IS years of age, was
aAnatiVe OF the State, and had resided in
Kinds county, and within a few miles OF the
place of his death. for more than so years
Although born and raised on Leaf river in
this state, he was educated ut the North
thoroughly educated-and continued fond
OF his Greek and Latin books to his l4test
days. tie was an earnest man, a laborious
man, and strictly conscientious man. i'm
all things that he undertook and in sound
and practical judgment, no man was his
superior.
: In the stirring times from 1886 to 1882 Mr.
Motfet acquired a large properly, and. I'M
like his father-in-law, Gen. Coles Mead
and the entire circle of his frieAds, ard rel
atlves, he kept from the banks, and came
out safe, while they We're financially wreck.
ed. BY the wa~ he lost heavily, but with
the dawn of peace he was again at work
ana In his death cur county loses one of its
very heaviest landhelders and tax PAYERS.
and one oft most Intelligent and patriotic
citizens, and society JUST, true, an hon
Orable. and a strictly conscientious and re
liable man. He was member of the Pres
Oyterlan church. and at different periods in
MS lite. when within reach of the church Of
MS choice, manifested lively interest in
all Christian enferDrjSpS
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27
TO the .Editors Of The Czarion:

4 U tHe EuttOFS q me CtdTt0H!
The short articles in regard to the laws of
this and other States on the business of in
surancP, which you have been kind enough
to publish, are not intended to control or
influence the action of our Legislature.
They are intended as much to elicit discus
sion as to impart information. If the writer
mistakes or plumbers, he is open to correc
ton and conviction.
A synopsis of the laws of ell Of the States
on this important element of public and
private credit would require more space
than your columns would afford during the
term of your daily issue.
In some shape or other, almost every
State has deposit law. Some, like Misss-
sippi, require an absolute deposit, no mat
ter what the law of the State from which
the company applying for admission comes.
Others have what they term recip ~ocai
statutes, which subject a mpany coming
from another State to the same require
ments that a reversal of the situation would
demand. a company going from Missis-
slppl TO another State would be required to
make the same deposit that one coming
from that State would be required to make
in Mississippi, and a like com pliauce with
other statutes, A few of the States appear
to have no deposit law. The legislation of
the States north of Mason and DixOn's line
appears to be directed TO the concentration
and investment of insurance capital and re-
serves within those States, and this capital
and reserve, fire or life, is employed In
UdIh anu insurance capital, or lQ-
vested in City, State AID United States
bonds or stocks; are employed in public
works. canals, railroads and other enter
prises for developing and promoting the
growth of the States, the employment of
the laboring population and increasing the
wealth and prosperity of those States.
Now the business of insurance is or is not
profitable; if the former, the income and
accumulations are a source of wealth to the
community where they are employed or IN
vested, and if they will enhance the wealth
OF New York or Connecticut why not of
mississippi? 1t the transfer of 100000 in
surance premiums from Mississippi to New
York will increase the available capital of
the latter to that extent. will not its reten
ton in Mississippi be so much addition to
the material wealth of the State?
have not had at my disposal, the time
to give the particular statutes of any OF the
States on the question of deposits The
experience nf the holders of policies (both
hre and liteJ afford an unanswerable argu-
ment, which do not care to discuss. Any
effort to overSet them must go To the wall
L do not wish to encroach further on
your courtesy. INSURER
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27
JOINT RESOLUTION.

WHEREAS, In the published Acts of 1877,
''by reason of a typographical error occurring
in sections second and fourth of An Act enti-
tied IAN Act TO amend An Act entitled An
Act to incorporate the Board of Levee Com
missioners for the Counties of Bolivar, Wash
ington and Issaquena and for other purposes,
approved November p, 1855, and the several
amendments thereto, approved January 27
1877, said Act is rendered meaningless and
Of no effect, and such typographical err9r is.
liable TO mislead the public; therefore,
Be il resovled by the Legislature Of the
State of Mississippi, That the Secretary Of
State be, and the same is hereby, required to
tn nssh to the Public Printer duly certified
COPY Of the above Act, and that said Public
Printer be, and he is hereby, required to pub
lish correct and accurate copy Of said Act in
end It he close Of the volume Of the Acts Of
1873. Is Be hereinafter published
ARYnoVEp. February I'll. 1N32
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27
PearI Eefver Narfrn1,on-
Carthaqenian.

The Stedman has solved the problem of
Pearl river navigation, and Now there are
few people in this vicinity to be found a ho
will acknowledge tn ever having taken other
than a hopeful view of the undertaking
We venture the prediction that two wears
from now VIII witness the passage of boats
carrying 500 bales Of cotton.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27

The house at Washington, after consider
ing the subject carefully, has decided NOT TO
reduce the tax on spirits and tobacco. This
e due partly to the unwiIlfngness of the
New England mem bers to release any share
q the large revenue now derived from these
articles. and partly to the opposition of the
large dlsLlIlers and tobacco manufacturer 10
reduction Of the taxes.-st louis Har,.,, u
lican - .sss.'s = Pun
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27
Tax SALES.

fand
outhd
orcashW
Day unul All
sadl re sold. 8 B.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27

AN ACT to amend section fourteen hundred
and sixty-three (z1463) of the Revised Code
of 1871, in relation to cOntesting the alleged
grounds of attachment.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Legislature
of the State of Mississippi That section one
thousand four hundred and sixty-three q 1863
of the Revised Code of 1871, be, and the same
is hereby so amended to read as follows,
viz: '%l463. If such issue be decided for de-
PENDANT, he shall have judgment in his favor
for the damages assessed, both against the
plaintiff and the sureties on the attachment
bond; Provided, The judgment against the
sureties in the attachment bond shall not ex-
coed the penalty thereof; and provided fur
Their, tina: if there has been personal service,
the suit shall not then be dismissed but the
case shall be proceeded with, at same term, as
though it had not been commenced by attach
ment, and when judgment shall be rendered
on the merits of the cause of action, if for the
defendant he shall have his execution and
not before, and if jud gment on the merits he
for the plaintiff, the smaller of the two judg-
ments shall be deducted from the greater, and
execution sha issue only on tn" greater for
the amount of its excess over the lesser, and
the amount for which execution may issue
shall be fixed by the Court in its judgment en-
its merits. "
APPROVED, February q, 1873.
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AN ACT to authorize the Board of Super
visors of Coahoma county to protect the
present line of levee within its borders.

AN ACT to authorize the Board of Super
visors of Coahoma county to protect the
present line of levee within its borders.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Legislature
of the State of Mississippi That the Board of
Supervisors of Coahoma county be, and they
are hereby, authorized and empowered to levy
an ad valOrem ia on the taxable property of
dollar for the purpose of repairing and keep
ing no the line of levee now erected in lis
territory along the East bank of the Missis-
sippi river; Provided, That unless the said
Board repair the breaks in the levee south of
Port Royal, except Lewis Swamp break, they
shall not assess and collect any tax on
the property lying and being in Supervisors
District No. 5, of said county; but in case the
said Board of Supervisors repair said breaks,
they are authorized and empowered to levy
an additional tax Of "a cent per pound on all
lint cotton raised on the lands lying and
being in township n, range 6west except Sec
tons 35 and SO of said township and range,
and on all lint cotton raised on the following
lands in township % range west, to-wit:
Sections IL, IA. Is, 16, IL. 1S 10, % 81 q, q,
2 3, 4 5, 6 Z, 8 and of township q, range 5
west and on lint cotton raised ON all other
lands in the last mentioned township and
range 4 of q cent per pound and on all lint
cotton raised on the lands in township 26,
range west. Is of cent per pound. to be
collected By the Sheriff under the direction of
the Board of Supervisors.
SEC. 2. Be Il further enacted, That said
Board are hereby empowered to make such
rules and regulations rs MAJ by them be
deemed just and proper to protect said Ieyee.
SEC. 5. Be il further enacted, That the mem-
ally. and on their official bonds, for nh Illegal
or waatefu expenditures Of the money arising
from saif lax
Hnp. Il III IL fHsthar enacted That aaid