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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-06-27
TAXES FOR 1879.

The TiX-Payers al The civ OF Burlington ART
hereby notified that the civ uurluling SCHOOL,
Highway and sinking Fund Taxes for the year 1872
have been assessed 10y the tiiy Council. and the
TaX-BiIls delivered to the Cty Treasurer for col
lection he paid tn said Treasurer. al his Office III
Cin Hall. according 10 law, within ONE MONTH
AND EIGHT DAYS FROM THIS DATE. ANY
Taxes remaining unpaid after the expiration OF SAID
time. August iih. the Treasurer will issue his
warrant against such delinquent person, for the
collection ~ such unpaid taxes, aiding to each un-
paid tax, FIVE Per Cent, and ten cents for each
warrant. which will hc addressed and delivered 10
the Constable OF sad city the 18th daV Of August
neXi, to lie collected according To law.
cls-Olhcc hours. 10 y q. M. 10 y. NJ.
q. u. WELLER. cay Treas'r.
Dated at the City Of Burlington June 2ith. $50.
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C.Cer YEAR nnd expense 10 Ngents. Ouinl
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A pNERfISEMENrot lines inserted week IN .In
n newspapers Tor ilo. Sud 1ncrut4 Tor It-i page
pamphlet Z" 7. Rowcll N''. y " tns WV
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MARKETS RY TELEGRAPH.
E1nsale RiIC.

INV YpRK Dec, 1.-Snuthorn -four dull and
unohaneed Whent oponat 'a@lo owor. closed
strong with tho decline recovered. unsrad"i
winter led 81 4slgt ~. No. ID 81 a. No. ID
81 6TG0t hat. M. do 81 b7'. ri tat. Corn
n shnde lower. but dull ing afed g. tG4
Oats dull heavy md lower No , ~. HoHs
duh md weak. ynAiing 709ta Cotrse duh and
wenk Rio. cnrgone l4.@Dlf. Job luta ithStDi9's.
Sugar Raw duh aud nominal ioin"d Rtendy
and unohnngod' standard y; grnaulned ~
pnwtiornd o., crushed 10. Molm "a uulot md
unchanged. Rice etoHAy. aiflF active. Tur-
pentlne quiet 4nts Wool firm ana Unchanged,
Pork heasy and lower sl2 5oal27h m tddles dull
fhort ~. Lard less NC I've and ower ~ 's6p
% Whisky ominal. 81 t70l II. Fretghts lut,t
Na 3rs or yeFy fa T e." s" 5Gaa" wet ""'
Cu1GAao. Dec. ta.-Flour steady md I'M
changed. Wheat In good demand. but lower
Chicago spring 81 so'4Gp1 30aa. No DO 81 10, re-
acted wv. Corn unsettled and ganoraly lower
at tor.@t1, rejected 3s'. Oats unsettled and
lower Rt stq Lard active, weak and lower; 10
asked. Bulk meats duil. weak and lower
thouldere 4.s5 short ribs 6,b5. short clear GO.
Whisky aetivn aud firm ri 81 H.
The Drovers Journal reports:
Hogs-Recelpts IL 1000, shlpments lloa; market
fiat and nominaly 6@loa lower: uaekerR IRE
doing almost nothing: mixed A. AhGDa 50. light
81 5000 65 choice heRvy 81 7odt ~. OHttls- Il =
&c ps 1000 shipuente $500. market steady and
unchanged. Sheer Rec ipts 300: narRet dull
but steatIy 1T ~ habD4 40.
Sr Iouts. Dec ID Hogs steady: light t.
heavy thiprinG ~ 1904 60. IN ktnt, 81 251p4 60
buteherst to scieat 81 6oC@4 Go rereiuta 10000:
ehipments 1900. Cattle IN fair dnmHnd. but n
supulv good shipping steers ~ Coca 70, fair
do 81 Aou4 30 cows and hei ars 81 1908 10, feed.
ere' u soaa "; receipts lgo; ,hipm nts 800
Flour enaar ma unchanged. Wheat low r
No . Fall 81 ~, Ne. , do 81 3tta I'D Com lower
a u QsGss Oats lower: 3ag9aa. Whisky lower
1ii Pork l,wer. $l3. Lard nouinaily MT 40
Bulk meats dull; car lots loose shoulders 1T
tl5oa4 30: ribs f.2s&6 40: sides 60 c1e 90
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

1T, CHARLES HOfEh-R D Kirby. Now
York nr. a K Smith. Y r army: Phil q Cooke,
Mite. isappl; + II kRveelss Mobile. George ID
Heyn lda st Lputs; Moe Lane. Mwaukee:
tyler NJ ntggmaiY; aa9 y DAVIS, New York;
Wm l. HhaHer q - Otysr, Tefrebonue; ]
Harvey. Navy YorF: smith. city; M Dom.
RapIaas! t.A ETH IT, L q Foster. Mobile: Sam
q Eoght II E Harper oOtY.
CITY HGFEb-H + Droiggins, shelbyvills.
Fenn W Il boYa. MtR NJ ] Eve CIT and family.
Roht E~eret Lib"riy Mis-: w q Scott, A A
lslohntd, III L4ndfy ~, ] II Dnnnhue, city: j.
= llfadalng inxG JRs Gall, Jr, Waahingtuns
A II O.4narv Baltimore: w y bDrkett, Knox
viin Tam: II 9fetutrao, y ; III Ike Smith, At
anta; Il " kiprhnn Greehvile, Miss. ] q An-
draHa. Eatis, France; Alton Chaans Jr, VI
0kSafi,T,5 |ioyEL-D HeRrd Monroe; Robt
r WILSON. South west; j. mnffett, i, Mary; n
Whitehead Assumptions: &c Hmtth. I ii Ballous
Fl Il riIAItu. ION ai4nh y 0'Rran. Miss: Geo
~ lsfltae gue r. II lhu1n Paris; w j Kelly w
] hHtFy y Charea W Il RekJ. X Gatlett, jos
Nnf[ae anton, Niles,
SF.IAHB3 HOTEL. j L Brooks Memphiss
EaNauia mud family. Rochester: Hg II
bpmhAid Brooklyn; E Davidson, Mobile:
Bon LOWS. u i: ] OHmall, Ocean Springs; N
G Howard Pstneah; Geo allison, r
RawiiuH, Washington; N Il Williams, Texas:
Itlv ~ n StrBi ON. Montgomery II II Alexan-
der Dayfuu. Ohio. II Orenehaw, Mobile: 4 r
Crawford city. Il II Milton. BraS9a, Santiago
louis Il Winston kRnsas 0tty: N Rushing and
vito. Macon. Ga; II Cook Now York city.
AUCTION SALES.
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Tho f,antennial has been here

this morning The Centennial has bes ZEN here ,,,r
hat to New Orleans with tho tow that the
Grand Lake IL bringing ont fol. nor, -.
CINCINNATI. Dee 1S.-The river ~ - ie1a
inches ana rising The weather is clear oe-
upr od auldAn City for Now Orlenns.
PlTTspuna, Dee - The liver IS teet
In hes nna falling. The leather y slear;, a.,
IotrRviI,t.a Dec. - The river 10 IeeI III
thn otnal The weather Is elondY.
FvAN4vlLLE, Dec i3,-Tne river ls Is teet
ftsahea npd talng The weather ls cloudy. Ar
rived. he,upa sherlock taf Cincinnati.
CAIRO nro ~ Tho river Ia 26 feet and riH~
ing Arrived GentnuuEal ffa m NJ. Louis. Ue~
naited. Fannie Lewis Tor ut Louis.
SIR Iorie i II. The river Is 10 feet .
| iprhes nd stationary. The weather 70 cloudy.
ID n,tud City If vlckaburR for Vlcksburg.
| foinno i vypntth Z New Orleans.
| MrMpuls Dee ~ Nnon.-Tha river ts rlsinR.
Arij,a {. ueilo # NJ phis from H. Louia and
| Taun from Evansville Departed Port bhas
| for Vow Orlepna md Ioa Kinney for st. Louis.
Wen her cold and cloudy. $50,
| MEMrufa. Dos II -"Tbe river rose IL inGhss.
! poparta.s. nalleMemphls for st. Louis. J. p
| pauk,r Tor Uuinnatl. The weather ts cold :
| snow thtenfeued, ~,
/ NJ Nntchnz stree. Steamer garrett nnu barges
will nrrlyo sunday J, u. BOOTH. Master,
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cult to estimate, but II will most likely be larger
thnn Last year; but the Increase Will not be IN
potiant enough 10 exercise any influence; ihe
India crop Ia n very uncertain one. ana although
accounts coutiHue very promising from nsattV
ali naria vet wa have often before had stmtlnr
fair nr,'mjsna % abundance THAT were not
renliyra AID 40 we cannot adopt iHst vet the IN
creased estimates or Yieid we occasionally heRt
of,
aninnera this week have bought freely, anh
the quantity forwarded direct ~ mills hna hren
large There nan ho NJ doubt That ~ 4 Wei
under contract for warns. and In noat chaas ~
tian is eth increasing Thore ls less short
time than there was aud We continue " hear -
0rrnal anal mills viii h wore nlFE. thaL tl.ee',
rnsuminE work A Yaar ago Mfhiltn1 Hplhftl
was Of Esd, hnt cvo' NJ thnt low price sphi3 ~
could not work M cotton rrpiiiahtT now. WI u
Middina Upland Int 81. 4, tl'cv nfe sun @esf 20
lie making M nov. W. have here ~ iltusifn
tion uf lilo fa4t that itaa IN ifaell hha il'l"
to do with nero rhnapuaEa or hhhFh' -
year pao tho nottnu ttnde whs dH,
morpfignd aud raw material thought q NJ "ni
likely ~ decline, row with ptlohs ~ ~ ~
daaraf thn trade ia pnnlNHthtlyeiF nlh-ha t,hi
and moro confidence of u further advance ihhn
fearful n n dnnlun Tho demand ~ g"nda ~
Manchester far India and thlt n haa rathor
fallen IN of late due tn The waaknoas ~ silver
and tho oynhat gees, aud partly 81 nR,nfa'
pa,,an after the largo hneinnsR previously demo,
lint tho ahaanen OF thla haa hnen tn some eStsh,
compensated for by an tnnrcnslnH h'mahn
from other aoutooa. The home trahe ~ e,ll ~
active but II may he aSpnooti ~ Que lime y
ahera iii the general tmurnt emant, ani MAI
nhrstnr haa vet ID feel tho effect NJ revival III
this important anrtion of her trade.
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RR0m FR R RAR@ Eg.

r0RT HAbs Doc IL, q u. If1.-Barometsr s0:ns.
Wind northeast fresh. Weather thick and
rainy,
Arrived. At n. M, steamship New Orleans.
fInlpNy maetNr. from New York TO A. Moulton.
Hill came IN Mt l0.to -. m. for hatbOt and some
faod She 10 hound to Havana, with cattle,
Norwegian htrk ] i. Bnrg. anderson master.
~ days from Havro In ballast to master. for ORE
lnrs
Rpnnlah harkantlne Valentino. Eatchituba
master from Havana. la ballast. to WIN. P.
Illaa Il Go.
Ita}inn harR Gniato, Onlombs mesIer SO days
from Narcotics, IN ballast e A. x. Miller " 90.
RnTled ahp Frtedrinh for Bremen, barks
Stamford for MareeiiIea Bremen for Rouen.
Montreal for Paniliac, brig Annie Batoheldsr
for Now York
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS

THE COTTON FUTURF EXCHANGE. Yesterday
new feature was added 20 the New Orleans
Stock Exchange cotton future boards between
the regular atock calls. Extensive arrange
ments have been made for telegrams from New
York etc, and the frat seeeiona will he held
early the coming week Tho most prominent
members of the stock Exchange and iunHnn-
tial gentlemen outside are very sanRune If the
success az the movement. and believe that
large sums that are daily going torwslt,to New
York for speculation In futures will remain
here and be attracted from other tlaoes. Alto
Sether considerable enthusiasm prevails
among those Interested "a 10 results and such
lively business is expected that IT will wake
un the hahtuea If Gravier and Carondaot
streets.
We are indebted to Messrs n. A. Green &
Sons for W. G Watts / Co.'S Weekly Cotton Re-
port from which we extract the following
Now whether present ptices are ~ high ia MI
the circumstances Justify or not. II would be
Some allowance must he made for the fact that
we have not got accustomed 10 prices SO much
HIGHER than were currFnf Fa asN- All NJ
those engaged In the trade rFmemh If the low
prices OF last winter, but the lapse ~ tina has
dulled the recollection TO many of the series OF
unprecedented financial and commercial dtsns-
tetR which brought about the low n Ire. ApSt.
In regard to The influence OF the reccipts
at the American rofts. 1t may te said
that experience goes 10 show that they
are unsafe data on which to base conclusions
- to the extent Of the 7rop. In America they
evidently take this view, and 70 long n msr,
kets the re. show a firm front the majority o.
operators here and In Manchester will not be
frightened st the large movement At the ports.
Further, in refer nee e SUPPLIES from oher
sources than America II may ha taken fnr
granted thai an increase from Egypt. variously
estimated up to 500 Ga0 bales, is almost certain.
out this effects only limited section OF the
cotton trade. and that section Il now In v-ry
prosperous condition, 10 much 50 that ERyp-
ton cotton OF tate has hR,Iened IN price not
withstandinG the anticinatfons OF larger sup
plies. The supply from BraEu Is always dlffi-
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REaffIAn rAcKEra rnR TuEsnAY-
Exchange G.lppInEa.

Cincinnati Commercial December II
At . meeting Of tho boah horn FrGhspor alton
springer fof N"0 Oflrans next Tuesday. She
w!li be followed bV he Paris q. Brown.
Com w. +. Davidson u homo at III. Louis
from st. Paul Ae hasnt quit work a. This
for ueHt seaRpn. te is going Nod out II tho
Upper Mja-iepippi hu6iueaS cast ba doubled
aud ruied. and will have lots of bulk grain
n ,m phis Avalanche Deeombar II
Tho now steamer VIII kyl paa>sd down for
sacks II oil cak sud ~ bHoksgos n annttaa.
Tho Esatort cleared for New Ofleaus lnst
night She took on h"r" 2eo bales 81 cotton, 209
err pity barrels and 80 packages oY sufdrl"H.
vi kaburK Cemperotal Dscemb ria.
1'he IaA. Hiil 9Ht b}l bulbs ~ nbt'on nna 1915
from the Wick burg Nui H.fiiiAt,Els titpai,
spoea to tho Democrat
MONROE, In Dee y We9ther Old nnd rain
Ing River rising sls WY. FAaRgl down Clara
=. ~ 6 n. IN.
New Orleans with q big rip Tire F.4rfa br ke
her cylinder at Evansville, and there will prob
ably b. but Two boats he1t week. Tho ltenhen
Springer will ha the flcst hnd m0at iikely thu
Mary Houston the neTt g / Il feare,, tho Fred
Banke esnnot be ready before the first Of the
following week. The c9al l3et ON pttsbutg
l. getting along writ but few slight neeilents sG
far. TIE John A. wood paaged Evansville to-
day with q big tow Of coal for New Orleans all
81 LOUIS. Dec - Tho river Ia falling
1888 10 feet on the gauge. Arrived: Pits
burg from P.tfsburR. Gold Dust from
ylckshnr9. Departed: City of yicksbure
for Vieksb1rg O.. sfanard for New
Orleans O mmonwa al'h for New q. leans Ths
Common went h o. leaving the wharf was draw
ing ffet - VI rs Al round with good engage
menta below. T'hb BY Choice III for Cairo will
three heavily ladzn burgess. which will go for
ward tn New Ogleans. The Belle Of ehreysuor
leaves Tuesday and Jno. a. Scudder follows OF
Thursday.
EBy Telegraph
CAIRo. Dec. la.-The City OF Alton cleared
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LOUISIANA PRODUCTS.

STRAIGHTFORWARD fair nj eteady prices: infa |
rior 1880: common 81 ne 70: good common -
bAn: fair -6p6e; fully fair -Gb6Ac: prime = %
TO; eti ietly prin 10 %. soeends eh7e; vel
low clarified 7&@sisc: off white e@e%e: choice
white R.@eft
MnhAssEs soiya for Western markets. Com
m y Au}tt = ph9nllt con, ttuRha 1otP99 ~. w.
,,lf,,tsn nto,
Hter -Innnimate Common hfaNGn, orllnnrv
n USt,a tuIl Gl.dGtsr good q aDGt4 a utiine ~
!, !, ,h.loa TN
nD,-.norr1Erl
hNf stt'
FtnuR Qnlet and strong nne $50 ~ enpor
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FAN aAH..

Or quotations ~ foreign and domestic markets
arc from me closing kilograms
We arc indebted to Mr. !, N MaFnard. mana
ger or tho New Orleans Clearing House, Tor Tho
following report u the average daily condition.
after tho morning exchanged. of tho associated
banks for the week ending Friday, December
"a
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LlyERpoor, fFors We're heavy to-day, show
Ing 4 decline nf 1-iGd from yesterday clnasng ut
Esd Tor MliiEinE Upland and ~ for Midling
q leans Tho aales comprised 5000 hsea, OF
which $500 wera American,
LIVERPOOL, FUTURES. Opened 81 92d doelino
and clrsai Gull
DELIVERIES Uplands. any port not below
Low Mi iding. wore quoted "a follows: Becen..
hnr aud Janunry II 1000 T-a2; January and
February Il ~ 1905 2T-a9 February md March
4 ,t16 "A a2a. March and AprGf Y lG6fi, April
and May TmT ! AL. May aud Juno IT, Juno
md July J 92e9T'b
HAvRE MApKrT WIS md irregular to.
day at ~ FOR Tres 0rdnairo lapotRl. franc
Iawnr than yesterday, while Low MtddlinR
tnIoatl was still quoted at " ~
RECFIFTa At UNITED RTATFR PORTS
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MINING srocBa
/ EAn FaANfuaan naa i9- Closing prlooa Of
| ,,it,,,r .ir3ga ara aa fnllOwa. sales
saTED ".

tnil,. griafafians w Domestic and Fpcipn Mn
bpfs G,a from tn rlrsi1tu kilograms Hltl aiR rot
tan statistics rom tie N@n Orleans COTTON r.
changed
Tho movement was restricted by dark and
rainy Weather, ana tho market wea depreeaod
by unfayornble taIeRrpms from NIL points
The market opened with faetors aakine rre-
vioua prices whIoh buyers wero indispoaed to
grant subsequently,, however thoY eame to
gether and small business was done, the sales
comprising only 1850 bales Mt e decline, md IN
aomo instances a. 50. but tho Exchange quoted
only ~ lower than yesterday Al tho close.
NEW OHIEANH MARK EFT
u,l T., Inv tbEO bpIna MARKET dull nni I'M
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AUCTION SALES.
By Montgomery 81 Co.

ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY BEDROOM
Furniture Glass Door Armnir. Ave Fine
Brnsaela Gatpeta Parlar Suit Oak Book
cas-" mud Hal Furniture. Marble Top Rossa
wood and Walnut Tables, Fine Paintings
including Portrait nf a Distinguished Die
vlaa 81 this city. All to b. sold to close an
cRtntn-
A + ~ DAMP STREET, ON TUESDAY,,
"A December le, al II a. IN. Sata n0sittv8.
MON fa0MERY a CO.,
dat4 1t Auetioueers.
M ONTGOMgRY b 90.
I'VE AUCTIONEFRB,
VIII aeil Horses. Mules. Cows. Carriages ana
Harness Mt auction. at
MONTGOMERY'S TATTEBbALIS.
M0. 10 Harenma street.
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at II
o'clock.
OopsiRnmenta of stock aointed aul7 ena
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RIVER NEWS.
OETTOH NEW ORLEANS DEMO0hAV.
sunday. December u. 1879.
Arrivals.
Zoo murine column.
departures,

Departures.
Emma Irpine, Martha Isabel. Horny fetn. ht
auat Nateh41. hebt. Mitchell. fAnta9n. SleA
nnfl, ia Wm Pagan CITY II Yazeo.
Yteerday was pa dianFteaahl" 4 dnv ~ w
genatnlly hnye III thi4 CTS cold, Windy AM
rain uep fly tho day throughout,
h,, i,ln nut n stup ~ wotk nu III" iandtpR af
far as putting out freight waa concerned mn
intetf"rNl wuh some II the departures ~
thesn tstat It'll ut out had geaa lripa natwlth
an elint tbs wtju her The Nafohaz Fanehon
Alaxondia ma tho lt1bt. Mitchell hui tia'
trlps the t4tter left wtth fug 7nD tons. unl ha.
eneag"ments on Tho eosst sufficient IL fl lttet
| haT out.
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NOTICE All orders for dresses promptly at-
tended 10. and tho most moderate prices
charged no23 4ts +
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atnnn OF tie R!xerE.
Above low Change.

Daily photographic report If tho etaga IT watn
At vartoup points. with oE,au9os. In tho Al hour
ending yesterday at y. m
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NINE GOILARD,

Respectfully trforms her many friends and
customers that shn has Just received large-
md elegant stock Of millinery by the steamship
Tou'onia such ag
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-10

10, W } Munro, printing, 1918
same, stationery, - so
J Landberg, sheriff fees, III ID
NJ Corners, wit state case, 236
Pioneer Press, stationery, 81 80
A ] Comstock, lumber for C h, 10
II Baldwin, justice fees st case, 565
J P II Morris, wit state case, 100
{ A smith, do do 1 90
A 5 Brisbine, do do l 60
W Eagleson, do do | 90
Z } Elmquist, do do 1 90
NJ J. Torpey, abstract & record 80
"A, K } Husevold, cha'nm'n on road 4 90
same, com state road 900
same, team & stakes state road 900
W Dragoo, team locat'g do 800
same, com locating do 90O
d T Wheaton, surveyor do 1000
same, services moving safe 90
Is, r NJ Richardson, deputy sheriff IL 90
G A j Overton, county atty 80 90
II, 7 H Barrett, int on bond IL Is 10
%, P J Elmquist, petit juror 10
81, d T Wheaton, surveying roads s 90
NOv.1, T Leonard, wit state case 800
B Chichester, supt of schools Is
q, P Brandt, election returns 200
II Fels, do do 200
o N Dohlen, do do 200
A A Peck, do de so
8, ) Larson, treasurers salary, 81 81
II, J A Noel, petit juror 10
~, W W Giswold, CO auditor 81 "a
Is, r Larson, petit juror 80
is, G Mann, 90 30
Fl Avery, do 10
+ E Solseth, election returns 60
G A J Overton, co atty % 90
II, F A Parker, grand juror 13 90
20, W w Griswold, co auditor 10 81
90, A G Orion, petit juror Ii 90
w W Griswold. CO auditor 10 II
~, 0 Clemenson, petit juror 40
30, S Rice, stationery 800
NJ L Torpcy, work OH c h $50
30, p Davis, election returns so
B Chichester, supt of schools GIG
W W Griswold, co auditor 81 co
\ J Comstock, co com 500
+ Thomasson, do $50
Il ] Hall, do 80
De- !, W w Griswoid, co auditor 25 40
10, J I Leet, grand juror IL 60
W Leet, do IL &C
II. W " Griswold, co auditor 76G
IA, o Brown, petit juror 16 90
is, G D Strong, redt'n of land 12 As
I Burns, petit Juror Is 0O
G Burns, do Is 0C
18, W W Griswold co auditor 227
80, M Weber, petit juror 21C
80, J T Lockwood do IA &c
1879.
Jan.l, b Chichester, supt of schools Ole
6 A j Overton, co atty Is O(
W W Griswold, abst of votes SOC
II Baldwin, service BIRD of aud 3 sc
A Comstock, do do 800
w w Griswold, do do 900
same, county auditor AZ &C
2, L E Pearce, furnit're for h SEE
same, probate Judge 25 OF
W W Griswold, wood h'rg &c S01
7 E Thompson, ch'nm'n st I'd 4 0(
III Neidecken & Co. stationery 81;
Pioneer Press, stationery 22t
7 M
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-10

7' e bu1 nse's' petit ID juror 30
II Baldwin, justice fees st case $50
J Landberg, sheriff do do $50
A Helgeson, wit state case 100
W Crooks, do do 90
A L Brevig, serv loca'g st road II GO
D Good, lumb & turn're for C h II O.
:, II Zahl, grand juror so
J d Good, do 40
R J Hall county com $50
o A Bake, do 740
A J Comstock, do 500
8, " W Griswold, w'd post'ge & ex 90 SO
10, A ] COmstock, insurance of b II 60
K Card, relief of poor 1000
A j Comstock, eX Overton VS. co GO
IL, Q G Hanson, grand juror 10
Is, F Ewes, petit do Is 90
A Overton, co atty 900
II, W " Griswold, co auditor so II
%, F W nunton, red'pt'n of land 81 r.
" H Bowman, grand Juror IS 60
u, W " GriSwold, co auditor 200
Feb 10, NJ L Torpey, rec'd'ing for co 3 40
IL, " Munro, printing IS 40
Pioneer Press, stationery 10 IS
Landberg, oil for co 35
same. services as sheriff 900
same, boarding prisoner 90 90
IA .luSiICC ICCS ST CUSC ~
same, canvasing election re'tns 3 90
X j Housvold, witness st case sc
}. A Wyman, do do Sc
NJ Parlin, petit juror 10
II Baldwin, co clerk 9O.55
same, stationery sc
same, justice fees st case 65
same, co clerk 30 50
G A Sahlmark, ret'ns bths d'ths 1 80
ID " w GriSWold, co auditor % 90
u, A J Comstock, co com SEQ
RI Hall, do $50
GA Bake, do 40
20, G II Farwell, grand juror 4 10
W W Griswold, co auditor 225
"A, G Z Lowater, grand juror ECO
2G, G A J Overton, co atty 80 90
%, W W Griswold co auditor 225
A G Sattcr, justice fee draw g jry 3 90
W W Griswold, co auditor 2481
NJ NJ Moore, stationery 395
Fl J. Hulburd, mcdl att'nce pris'r 90
Larson, county treasurer, I 35
II Baldwin, stove & pipe for c h 800
w, w & Stone, cloth'g for pau'r SO
W Dragoo, sund for court house 8 so
Total, Sc, SOL 90
The above amounts are to be divided as
follows:
For court house and safe, 81 1893 85
For lots for court house. 1873 so
For expense of criminals, 68S IA
For interest, 43 SO
For roads and bridges, 243 "a
For poor, 1886
For redemption of land, so 25
For general purposes, SAT- 90
Total, So, s91 80
Amt. of outstanding Co. orders, 81, 807 80
:" g bonds, $500 80
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-27

go hsre, together with ten wagons and
two ambulances 70 transport the destitute
eitisepl ~ Fl. Meade. where they will b
idrniahsd with camps and rations, which
kind offer was made by Gen. sturgis.
J All tie saloons were closed bv Al
order Of the sheriff, and the city presents
az ggss,usual1y gs T. quiet appearance. A citissns
committee Of seven wn also appointed At
to-day.s meeting who will sssist the sheriff
10 keeping the peace. = ~ ;ss s5' - =
Evil doers. if caught, will BE- speedily
dealt With The proposition to organize :
vigilance comnitte 100 strong was voted
down emphasically:: The tpostofice, which
was destroyed, lost So. 900 in postage stamps
and sssnped, envelopes bu. no mail waa d.
stroyed and the coaches are running
regularly with daily mails.
a number Of kind offers Of assistance have
been smsdsgby eastern merchants,s but
will hardly be accepted, as the mer-
chants bear their losses bravely,
and are not inclined to
place themselves under any
obligations. AZ the same time,
spprscia.iEy the willing otfsr1 made BY
eastern houses, the merchants have not
taken advantage Of the necessity ofthsloan
BY advancing the price on staple groceries,
as was generally expected, and price. re-
main - usual.