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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-31
NISCELL A NEOCS.
:JEWELRY
$500 worth for $1,000,
Solid Abyssinian Gold Watch
FIR D "a!

The above oEer is seruine. although At aFs' M
YOU eocli consider il impossible. We wlli Np,s!u.
Since ue frs: established ctr business here Maten
lst, ISIS. we have paid particular atteniloa 10 t~s
having Of bankrupt srd anctivn los OF JeSeiry anu
Watches O.lca buying a. Is low "a oH--;tLta tce.I
value. ana in no instance have we paid over one
SIKH the M nu.aet urers' pric-. nee starting we
have ALWAYS been allie 10 dispo OF tLese scods 10
Ch!caso aud Itror.n oCr re-uis- customers thiongh
out the country Al realr regular p es. as ias' as
We could procure them. bat OWN, 10 Tue a;ge num-
Der Ct failures among he heav est dealers ana man
ufactrTers throCghol. this and otHer ccnntftTs
during tue months OF June. JGl1 and August the
time when ire Jeseiry bd>ine>s il .ta:naot), We
have nos en- ha I'd an immense 3 ok al TIE alos'
desirable goods We have ever barded and wnieh we
have bought 81 lover prices than evet before In
order 10 dispose OF this eat r. stock in the most
speedy manner rcssihle and make room for new
ones which vill continue 10 eur, se nave Oh
upon the following novel plan:
We propose 10 give you list Of he most desirable
OF these goods. giving opposite N article is ECU
lar retail value. ani sell 10 You al the rate Il FIVE
Dollars worth for 81 90. FIR Instance, on rec 'ipt
o. 80 cts we vii send you POSTPAID. any article 10
the value Of - So rec lpt OF 81 90. articles to
the value of s. %. aLd III shout the eatire
| ST. Be We give 4 lie; OF the mos. valuable OF
these goods
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SIS 90 REWARD.

TIVE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAIN nv
L the undersigned for the return 20 him ~ .
POCKET book containing valuable papers recent, :
los; BY JOHN Forcey. deceased. No ouestions
xiii be SIZED Tue Under may ssnd Il throuvh
the pos:-ofnce. II he desires. after tsti,g ~. -
amount It contained. some twenty odd Dollar
The papers are whs: are wanted.
oladIm wApnpfv
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LEGISLATIVE pROCEEnING..
OLYMPIA, . t 20, 1879.
Council.
Hills PASSED.

Council.
Hills PASSED.
An act fixing tie rate for public
printing.
An act repcaiog the provito of Sec
ton OF an act for tho relief of the
clerk. &c.
Al act to amend IA act providing for
the election Of County Commissioners.
An act 10 establish the District Courts
in the first and second drt,;C;s.
An act III relation to persons cu!t.cs-
Cd Il capital oEenses Was killed.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
CB No 81. by AIR LaDu. an aci reg
ula,ing salmon fisheries in the waters
of tho Columbia river nuh its tribu-
tarie..
House.
BILLS PASSED.
III Il No 81. an act FIR tn relief If
living Ballard.
An nc, for the relief # Il Il shaw aud
W ii White.
An act to au,ho ~ the adoP,o1 Of
children.
An &C. for the relief Of Yakima
county.
An act 10 chang the n.ne 81. Claus
Oeser to Fredr:ck Oser.
An act for the protection Il deer in
San Juan county.
An act in relation To- toe organization
of new COUNTIES anl the changing OF
t.,..
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M A r r I E D.

LOT-EINCAID-Ou the steamer Nellie. October
Goth by the Rev. 7. d. Mccoy, Capt. Chas.
Low, Of snohomish City, and Miss Mary Kim
caid. of Seattle.
May prosperity ana happiness attend the young
and worthy couple through life.
WEIGH BALL-At Sterling, on Sksgit river. Oc-
tobtr 25th bv Rev. B. n. L. Davis, Mr. A. +.
WEIGH and Miss Emma +. Ball.
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The Boss LUNcu AND Tus lEsr
DER. yea will always hai "a: the
Coucordia Hall. GA Mill street. 10,
only the bes. 81 hone male. bat aiso
the excellent Humboldt Lager B-er
Also imported beer ia quart or pint
bottles. Boiled ham aud all kinds al
cold !uuches 10 order.
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san FRANCISCO, Oct. 90 Ship Top
gallant arrived from Port Blakely to-
day, and ship Shirley sailed for Ia
coma.
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NEW ADVERTISEME
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

AID OFFICE AT HfY--r It. w.t.
October 18th. 1879.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has fled notice Of
his intention 10 make final proof in support Of
his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration OF thirty days from the date Of this
notice. viz:
NOBLE EpMoSps Presumption d. 8. No. 1910.
for the 81 # SWla and WY Of SEA of Sec. %.
Tp 26 N, K E. and names tho following as his
witnesses. viz: Dorr. Forbes, Of Seattle, W. T.,
and II. W. Hubbard Of Seattle. W. T.
1T. BROWN.
nl-w5t Register.
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We send all our Pianos AID Organs
o. trial. We sell cn easy miscellaneous
aud warrant oar Instruments for I've
years. For Price Lists send 10 SHEER
MAN, HYpE & Co, San Francisco.
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TO AG T. NTS.

For the benefit Of parties wishing TO act as Agents
Tor the above goods. We make the following spec al
offer:
On receipt of $500 order for our Jewelry, as
pc above offer, We will send the goods ordered, ana
make the party geiing up the cub present OF any
one Of the following Watches:
lPure Abyssinian Gold Hunting Case Geneva Wa.cj.
l It Opea Face Geneva Watch
Stem Winjer.
Pure Abyssir ian Gold Stem Winding Watch, H.
Illuminated Dial. by which You can tell the time
il the darkest night.
1Pure Ayssiniau Silver Hunting Case Geneva Watch
ANY OF these Four Watches will be sent alone for
Sc 80. or the Watch and either Gents Heavy All
ysslnian Gold Vest Chain and Charm, OF a Ladies'
Solid Abyssinian God Long Opera or Opera Guard
Chain, for $500.
Agents who cannot send the full $500 1T once
can send small orders as tbev procure them, and
when said orders shall have amount ed to 3 o co.
we will send the watch FREE OF FURTHER CHARGE.
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Read What the Chica 60 Press Say Of u
And Aend In Y0ur llaslers

Tie Sentinel, Of Cnicsgo. Sept. Q. says: 1--WE call
The attention OF our readers TO The advertisement
o. the inventot's Agency, No. 1I6 z. Washing on
street. Chicago. VIVA the Inventory Agency
agrees TO do, they will do. The S.n,ine has adyer
tsed FOR the concern since its first publication and
we have yet to hear of the FIRST complaint against
It,"
The Chicago Express. Sept. 81 say.: "The atteu.
too Of readers Is called to the advertisement OF
The Inventors Agency Office and Rooms located
at li6 Washington s., CAIcago. From personal
inf iiry and on re- omIaendation OF the CITY press
We think our fIiends DO no better when inc
goods IN tba; line. Give them triil "
The American stoeknan. Sept ltlb. says: I'VE
believe THIS institution perfectly sound aud esp1n-
talon about seLding or shGt they desire"
AZ to our responsibility W. also refer you to tie
follosins firms:
Boug'en Eros., IG2 lei So. Clark ST. Chicago,
Illinois.
Miller. Wagner Umbaens Oes. lI9 So. Clark 81,
Caicago, IL.
Before Ord. ring Read the Following,
All SUNS OF mousy to the amoun OF a. 90 or over
should be- sent hy R.siser ed Letter None, Order r
Dtaft on New ioik or Cbicag,. We will hold our.
selves personally responsible for any money sen as
above dir eted. All orders under 5000 strictly
cash. On orders Of SO 90 or over $500 mus,
accompany the Order and balance shen desired.
VIII be collected Ga delivery but no goods will be
sent T. u ID. TO greater distance than 500 miles
ANY money received Tor these goods after the stock
Is exhausted will be Immediately returned Pcsare
stamps vii be taken toe sane a. ca,h in any
amount less than cleo.
On rece p, Of goods you are not perfectly salts.
ned, return them / msdiately 10 good order, and
We will refund sour mouey
illustrated Ca'slogse of watehe., Jeuelry. No.
'ion.. Novelties aud New Inveations sent Tree on
application.
AGENTS WANTED. Aaere.. PLAINLY
THE INVENTORS AGENCY,
u6E.Washington St. Chicago, iIi
els dkw6:n
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Wlshin the pas. ten years Geo Smith
has driven II market from this valley
G. least ten thousand head of beef cat
tie. mostly to SEATTLE; Phelps s Wad-
lyiga as mahy more. with al leas. ten
Thousand morc by ether drover.; max
ing il eco head in all driven from this
valley.
Aboa, half Of the land here is rocky.
&; oa!y FIR grazing; the res, is free
feom rock AID very fertile There are
some 500 square miles Of land In the
valley. Il which 500 are free from gravel
aud are fertile This would make 200
claims. less than 800 Of which have
been takea. The foothills toward the
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All Of this Jeweiry Is OF good qua ty but, Of
course, the quail depends greatly on the PRISE for
ipsta the So so articles much er quality
and Iisb, besides being heavier. than the Soc on s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE SUN FOR 1880.

rHl sux will deal with the events OF the
year 1850 In its own fashion. now pretty veil
updsfssood By everybody. From January
until Dsosmbsr d II will Be- conducted -
nsvspapsF. written In the Eagiish language,
and printed foe the people.
/ A. nswspapsf. Tn suN believes In getting
Ill the news Of the world promptly. and prv-
sensins Il In the most intsllisibis shaps-ths
shsDs that viii enable its rssdsrs 70 kssp well
abreast OF the ass with the ieass unproduetive
expenditure Of ans. The grsste.t interest 10
The greatest number that II the law control.
ing its daily naks ap. ithasnow circulation
WI mach larger than that Of aoy other Ansr.
Sss sii dsss p;spsrsd 70 spend hssrsity ios the :
k0sat OF iss rssders. People Of al' conditions
u ~ md III ways Of thtnhins bay AID sad
Tn buN; and thsy all W satisfaetiou OF
suuDs sort from lts columns. for thsy keep 90
bayins sad rssdins Il.
& se s,|es q s.esisss esiiass ;SSsn s,sssess :.
principles and b .cksd ~ honest, Of purpose.
tor this reason it u. shd will ooptinus 20 De,
shrolatsly independent Of party. elss |. clique.
organisation of interest. IL 70 for oil. but o,
,.nsrs,s Il n ,hs int sId nl.ii. br,ond ,hs
ssss,hI m. ~ hsIns milan ndsrs,o,d n N unin.
X,.ns"x N Hvss snst 40 nos supssr IN N,
sn,oscs. n has no oolnions 10 All ave thos~
sh,cs ma, h. hsd ~ snv IN eh .sef vim two
eaoss mi hstss ipiustice And rs,csl.ty even
nors than m hstss n = er esssry words, II 40
sor. I, auda. pit,e q, fools and deplore. nino m.
-o,,s N svsrv sr,eoi-s. IA vtll continue
through, ,sut tbs y~sr 1850 10 ehastise the drst
cisss i.siruet tbs seeond and diso,,un q tnsnco
m. ssird All honess men. With hone.t con,ic
,,ons vh.th.r souvd missst,n. sre n,
srisnds' Aud Tar sun makes 20 bonn . OF TIL
ins ths truth 20 lie risuas aud about its irisuds
Uhrnsyer ocrssi n srises for PLAIN spasklnS
Thss. s,e Inc nriuci -iss oor Wni,h III sus
III, n. oondua "a durtns ths ,esr 10 cou,s
Tns vssr isao MI bo one in which 40 patriot.
4, Ar.,,r.n an ~ nj tn eIos. III svss no nup
IA sss,rs. m n ,mpos,ibls TO ana n rate the
tnn,rtsnc. n, the NJ i,issI svents vhich IN 10
In st,re. or The u,cessity or res.,luts vis lance
on dc psrt OF ever cirissn wh desIres 70 pre-
s.rys lie q yerninsnt III Il the ion pdsrs s,ye
us. The debates Ind acts OF yongrsss, the ut.
ersncss Of tue prvss. the EXCITING contests Il
ths Republicau and / emocrstic psrtlss nsW
nesriy ousi M strength Throughout the coun
try tSs y,r,ins an or public sentiment, VII
Al, bssr directiy and efYec,iyeIy upon the tsen.
tvsnrtn Prssiisn,isI election. no be held In
Sa,.mss. Feur y Ara ara n n Novrmbsr the
Iii N m. nstio5 ~ eSpre.sed AZ the polls.
wss IN vsIs.d I. y an sbomiSsbl, con.pirscy, the
Sr,motsrs and beps ncisrie- of which still hold
he ttio,s they rtole. win the crime oil ls7e DO
oprn.d Win : corups, estrsvsgsnt. q, d ipss
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snfRlff,s SALE.

TN TIE DISTRICT couaT OF THE FIRST
j Judicial Distitet OF the state Of Nevada. In
and for toe County Of storey, ]. lvaneevioh
plsi, q va Succof Mil and Mining COMPANY
and others, defsudaLts, Ttm C'Grsdsy liner.
vening. Under and by virtue Of On order
Of sals 10. ued out OF the District Court
Of the Firs, Judicial Distriet In and fYr
storey county. state Of Nevada. on the
itth DAY Of November. A. D: isTs, In the
the above named intervsnor. ebtaiped iudR.
mtnt and decree against said succor NH and
Mini, 2 Company and othsrs, dsfsodants. fof
the sum OF tsi6 90. Uni'ed 6tstss gold coin,
and - 70 CLERK accruing costs and costs and
expsnses OF sale, which aaid decree hes bern
rscorded By toe Clark Of aid o.urt 10 Judg.
msni D, Oh r o. pases iss 10 isf, snd - b
ID order and decrs. an comma dsd TO sell
ali that certain real estate laid uown and do
scribvd on the. mcial map OF tbs Town OF Gold
Hill ss lot 80 eL,ck .. r.nEs Q, tos.thsr WITH
Mil and Mining CompauyS Quara MILL, 70.
grtner with the ienemsnts. hsrvditsmsnts and
sppurtsssnees thsrsunto bs'onsins or N say.
Tbsrv,ors puniic notice IL hereby givrn ths,
on THURSDAY, ths z, EvBSTH UAY Of
DECENnEh 4. q isTy. % II Och ek mon Of
that day In froat Of the court. house Of - q
storsy county. IN the CITY VI vlrsthia, I VIII.
in obedience TO said ords Of ssls and dserss,
ihrrsof % 10 nees.ssr,. TO ss,isfy plant n's
rsid judgment and decree AID costs and
sccrulne costs Of sale. 70 the highest and
bet 3 oder. Cor cash. IN gold eo,n Of the
sheriff Of Storey county. Nevada.
By ". J. Noun Ham. D putty eheri6
Virginia City. november nth. 4. y. iss. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-29
LEGAL.
TOWN OF GOLD HILL,
COUNTY OF STOREY.
NOTICE OF SUITS coMMfncEp.

"sSs - ~
10 TEE foLLoWIAG NAMED DkHkND-
i ants. and 20 all owners VI or olainsnta TO
the real ss,ats and improvsnsnts thersos. er
mprovsmsnts when ssseesed sepcrstey, nsfe
A.. .s's s.r.s, nos,ssd tsss sui.s have s..s CON.
3. IN and for story county. ststs % Nsveda,
oy the Town Of 0.sd Ahh ItalnaL. aYAana
sch Of the dsisnoants hsf.inafler named. sad
each Of the t.llowing dsecnsss uacs 0 yaroels
OF land. with the tuproysnsnn tnersoa. ssa
n STv: 81 ~ sasa . sss s.sss
of unkaowu, to recover the tax snd delheeen.
on a.ss.sed 70 said defendant sgaiAss aid
ptoperty for the asosl ,sas .oouma cang Tie
arst nsaday IN ksy. 1se. and sodisg sse erst
So.d! !. ss, y sS ,s ..s s.s ,.s %. .,s sGs ss.
netfasd thst. unisss IVA sppsaf sad sasw.s tho
eonvialps llsd n salt oaaSs. e O. hsioslSAs
ani dAo ~ 1n1B@Aa, M So48mn1A -
aksn against you and n. reA ssfess and In
provsr,eats hsroiu dssertnsd, ioe ns enoont
{ tax and dsline aency spsciaed and eVsts oi
'aii; M:u. rs. md o.,,sxs.sy
" o raylor-And Lot n, blsek Q. R.nss
ID: tar nd delinq usncy ................ - %
South 90 nstock hinins CampAuy- Prop.
era, eat VI Lot e, hlook 3. kangs d;
tsa md dsi,no usnc,. c,...,.....,,..... II %
fess, usnocnG 49,. 80 49, ~ q o.
W. V.s,acT y. :. Ssif a. 40 nj ana IL.
Rio-h 4 h.ns. m, tar and daiipo nancy. Z %
oioSa =; nsase ~ ~ ~
Bloef 4 k.ne. D; I 4 snd Dc ipqusncy 8 rs
Sos Nosr.an -" s.,,,s III s..s... :. n m
hAnxe v ~ ~ eshSa q NJ
aesTA.a soa.a - 49, Esnss
n.nxs y, ~ ,..s. S~- ~ n
s,,ss.sSoMxnd ~ - n oci /
s.oss !; e =. ..S % t:iDS :. s:.sy ssI E:.:: -"
AepoaIo emu Lss n M
I; af 400 aenna naaen9y.'.:.''i.,..s,'
kdsard hAim-Aha kos sl. oaoSA - "a
hanss y; t.x ena seula ss I;c.s, Isi;..ii.
HdssN 9S a.n..s. a N
hA 90 q; ~. ssa usanavr 1890.
sam slnx Ana Lo.s. D'oSA % A.AsS n n
TAX ano aeu' 'qus.ey.'....'...:: i:;.s
Jahn y 0onnef-.ne ~ n'eA a
range y; YAK ana een.9usney. =.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-29

Swinburns singsi II hid my head
In nest Of roses" Did you, Alssrnon;
lid youf That was wise In you to hide
IL among the roses. Now. u you had
covered II up In Q nest OF cabbages,
when you came to pick 1t out again you
could not have told. for the life o: you.
which head was yours. Stick to tho
rosss, old boy. every time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-29

Grace Greenwood relates ss an In.
stance Of the sxtrsvsssncs Of New En-
gland humor. that when . young
farmers wife made her nrst boys pants
precisely - ample before - behind. the
farmer exclaimed: Goodness, he won't
know whether hes going to school or
coming hons!"
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JAMES .. sMlTk,
tkAnuhesursn' Rsprsssntativs).
SIS Market Street,
I'm sAN FRANasco. CAL.
ORDINANCE NO. III.

An ORDINANCES 70 suihsriss the IL.
suases sf Beads fer The PssDsss Of
sses,ins Msney ts Redeem ass Can.
eel Bssds Ne. ~, Do, %, d sf the
Tswu sf Geld hili.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-29
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

TAxpAYrRs or TEE TOWN or GOLD
4 II IL, aka Notirs. That have recsivsd
from the GO iscsor Of raxss. srd have nov In
my hsnds. the DsltnQuent List. ior ts7e. OF per.
cons and properly owing t,xss In and 70 said
ruwn Of oold Hill: tha' q the expirstion Of
ten days nom the drst publication OF this no
ties. setion will Be commenced In the proper
Court for the snforcsmsnt Of The collectien Of
said delinsuent taIes. and the ten per eentum
snd the co.t Of advsrtislne sdded thersto.
Il. YlTZ SIMMONS,
Cold Hi, October 10, iSS. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-29
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

mHE rAxEs fCR TEE fIsoAL YEAR
i srding Nay Let. 1850 tor The Town of Cola
Hili. are nov dus and payable 70 Ne q ny
once. ssci Of yellow jiekst Engine Honss.
N.in ssrsst. Gold Hill, ostvssn ihs houn u
10 a. = and ?. =. The LAws ana orainancee
strictly enforced. ALI taxsa not paid VIII -
osms dsinqusns % the ttA Of Oeaooer. isu.
F.w. FOLSOM.
xsrshai snd. "a. oacss M oolisesor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-29

Two ladies presented themselves at
the door Of fancy ball. and on being
ssked by the usher what characters they
psrsonaied. they replied that they were
not In special costume. whereuPon be
bswled out. Tive ladies without any
oharacterf'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-29

nsUEs oesnsrsiL and fnvslsss' ossdi.s.
svAilahis n any part Of the word. hakes
grans,sn oe MCCOY By ts,egnph and eabis. md
DIVA sxohanGa e cnsto0Aay nSAnoee. ~. 3
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-29
BAsKERs AND BROKERS.

Logrs .isLh % s,::;S:s; PiS:.s
l. Q ,ofS Z. l,SaiT. I. y. ssSoS. xIS:'A'''
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-02-19
#,srstsasecus..
PROCLAMATION.

wasRrAs, Hon. @. A. MAYER, Prssident
Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
the Twenty -hfth Judicial District, composed Of
the counties of Clsarheld, Centre and clinton--
and Hon. AnnAM 0epEs and Hon. VINCENT d.
Holr, Associate Judges Of Clearheld county
have issued cir precspt, TO me directed, for the
holding Of a Court Of Common Plsss, 0rphaps'
Court, Court Of Quarter eessions, court o. Oyer
and Terminor, aud Court Of General Jail Deliv-
cry, at the Court House a, Ciearheld and for the
county Of Clssrheld, commencing on the third
Monday, the nth day of March, 1910,
and to continue two weeks.
NOTICE Is, therefore, hereby given, 10 the
cO-ausr Justices ofthe Peace and caustAblss
IN and for said county Of clearheld, to appear In
their proper persons, with their Records, Rolls,
Inquisitions, Examinations, and other Remen-
brances, to do those things which 10 their Offices,
and in their behalf, pertain TO be done.
BY an Act Of Assembly, passed the Sth day OF
May, A. d. 1854, II is made the duty Of the Jus-
tces Of the Peace Of the several counties Of this
Commonwealth, 10 return TO the Clerk Of the
Court Of Quarter Sessions Of the respective
counties, all the recogniranccs entered into before
them by any person or persons charged with the
commission Of any crime, except such cases as
may be ended before Justice Of the Peace, IN
der existing laws, at least ten days before the
commencement of the session Of the Court 70
which they are made re,urnable respectively, and
| In all cases where any recognizances are entered
into less than ten days before the commencement
Of the session to which they are made returna-
ble the said Justices are to return the same In
the same manner as II said act had not been
passed.
GIVEN under my hand at olesrheld, thi, 4th
day Of February, In the year Of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy nine.
Ieb.5.tc ANDREW PENTZ, jr., Sheriff.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-02-19
Com,mtssioners Certificate.

:" X. the undersigned mmissioners Of Clear
w field county, In the Com mon veal til of Penn.
sylyania, having met on the 9Th day Of January
A. d. 1879, according to law, and having exam
ined the several accounts and vouchers Of DAVID
McGAuGHEY, Esq, Treasurer Of said county
for the year A. d. 1873 do certify that we find
them as above stated. We find the amount due
the county by him to be fourteen dollars and six
teen cents (sl4.i6). He IL indebted to the Road
fund In the sum Of four thousand two hundred
and four dollsrsand eighty cents "a ,20f ss);
and TO the School fund in the sum Of two thou.
sand two hundred and sixty. two dollars and
tbirty-onc cents (s2, 2,2623D; and to the Poor fund
in the SUN Of ave hundred and ninety five
dollars and sixty.four cents, (s5e5.6i); and
the amount uncolIected from unseated lands
for county purposes Is eleven thousand
six hundred and ninety seven dollars and
sevonty-seven cents (sil ,69r.77l; and the aomunt
due from unseated lands for Road purposes Il six
teen thousand seven hundred and hfty six dollars
and thrty.one cents (sl6,756 .3i); and the smount
due the School fund Ia ten thousand eight hun
dred and ninety nine dollars and fty one cents
tslo,se9.5l); and the amount due the Poor fund
is three thousand ave hundred and seventy -cig ut
dollars and forty cents (ss,57s 4o) For state
mcnt in detail, see statement Of Road, School,
and Poor funds in detail herewith submitted,
showing the amounts Of such funds paid the re-
speetive District Treasurers and the amounts Of
such funds yet In the hands Of the CouHty Treas.
urer.
Witness our hands at Clear6eld, this 22d day
Of January, A. D. 1879.
c. W. KYLBR,
ELAH JOHNSON.
JOHN NORRIS, sr,
Attest County Commissioners.
Joax W. HowE, Clerk.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-02-19
Agricultural Statistics.

To NE Gfisers " CLARIFIED Cbslsfs
Tho undersigned having been appointed BY the
Department st Washington, principal reporter Of
the Agricultural statistics Of clesr6eld county,
respectfully requests the eo-opsration Of all TO
assist, BY sending the subscriber all the informa-
iien they can hearipg upon the following ques-
ticns, 30 az to enable him 10 make as correct a
statement 10 the Department, as possible, How
many horses have dled In your borough or town.
ship, and Of what diseAss How many oows and
calves, and Of what diseass. How many sheep
have you lost, aud Of what disease, how many
killed By dogs. How many hogs have you lost,
and Of What diseAse. What prevailing diseases
amongst the poultry. In ali cssss give the rem.
edies used which have been found TO be succsss-
ful, and IN all cases 70 give the cash value Of all
stock s nearly a. possible. ny the cooperation
Of our citlrens In general upon these important
particulars, the Agricultural rsports viii become
an encyclopedia sf uscfal information 10 the pub
lic, BY enabling the Department to publish the
diseases, the Losses, and the remedies that have
been found most bsnc6eial In csrtsin diseases
Any other informsiion that VIII be considstcd .
pub,Io bsnski, will 10 thankfplb received.
Address The subscvibsr II ornuplsn 1llli<.
oleasasla o., Pa SAMUEL wIbRMIRE-
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