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New-York tribune., 1879-02-04

DOMESTIC MARKFTs
Errg,Lo Feb 3Feur q tr lo~ar' l sq .a~s '9f % , 3
70. foloNlne quoiaIi'I, "'.irIn 30 = =, t-
= 7Jq@j - White winter p % - NrE ir" - -
f1s5 90 AMBER, = 2js.5 =, White Wnrl. - 56as6
= 80 iESac1vhe't F.oaf in good hqu'y n s24s? -
per ,wt. ~ wholesale Wheat :tlrs hIl' WIN a
striy; - 90 ~ c.r. Ne~ track a 3,c nat Nj ~
good Hngiury Ing r-o hue - 2.ls" 4- -! d. W. VI y,
macr- A>on. - % rsr Obl corn Meal iir,' 2r,'S a.
dra apt.S. aqI,fv. ',D Go.f&.c & 50; Fine :: 5o
Crte, hoh firm. ti,e wa. ;ar amount ar lI,e ,9i 95
Western. a!, igat inquiry quoted A. 9c Good Canat,
rsatfa T. To- - - 2SqtI go xix rowed state, soq
10, I.orow~ = sc according 70 cor c3oT & alG @efnt
5ua Calaii seed iron lie state q lOasl 60 and nom
-arC over - m ici d.aard and there s good inquiry
or moay quoted MeiGn Clover a. ga = So Large % op
a1o,y ar go III B5tk.yed Mlrowfats Al ~ 49esi 50
s a. = -'dtl =" bGylrg Meiam a. All ,' S a. %.
- ~ ,J n' i qak i ] oar T IN II a. le inquiry, y 5 ior City
i al e. ~ -'-''' -''o''' IL ~ - '.., 49,.
aAo rr9 -',o4y and L. qneean5e @ So %Sfnl S6
,asg ~lrn- = sas5'r. cash - foo -,,ts
'2hrr " ~, .- G'-t a. ,, -,, e & ashsr !olt.
.Sai, G au,s iced irm AMI ancEa.egd. forr
$500 March - 7--a.' - Apr. iaol uas.el Gat s,n
So 5 l657 &c. g. a. RI Bu& 5 Nea, ,rSy aad afa ,aa
hid lr ~lOU Clear 4c lHrr"H fi'&-
strong higher AZ r3 - lO WhH.ry 'ttiCl dAH " Do
,A.utt4 - o. the cl0-rW heat inactive ana i""tf
&c. alf February -,;l.r bsL March. Corn easier "-,
asked F.uIUtiy. 81 &c.. bid. March $50 co. Naf 'dl'
es--r unset led, but - 'nttaih 4"NtIi
+s54 - March. 500 Ap.Il Lard qri-i ami ii { AuEc M
t1y.isNArf Fel. Htolr qufet nu 7t"a'v ami - ~
~ ~ -. Wheat qu-t Red and Auiif suH'5t 1Vln uIn
53aiC Oat- but steady a. I'D -pc ~ t'v
81 dJ2c bailey duu and df""pin= fvIA Iui, but
lrm held SO Lard quiet Steam. 6,je buk Meats
srung -hoalers 3c: short Iah held 80 &c CASH ,airs
AZ f75qi75 &c bu9cr March = 3c. seller April shof
Ci-ar -. bacon scarce hfm shoulder lt trar
lit 5c. Clear sides jec Wn-kry active amt tiln ~
o. Butter qui-t and unchanged. sugar quiet ana tL
changed Live liog- steady AMI hfu, common - ~"
Light - 49, - s.. Packing. - p3G = - t ti'
~-E~f. receipts, lGl- bead. ipmsnt-, 30 mead
ErEOTI, 3.-tlJur IuI aua steady -ar-, -o1 hl-
White, az ~ IS Extra Nnt- AchEti - g"
s.. White Michigan. 8-afr, -ft ANA February ~ +
March. Gbl.c Apul. Com quiet but trm ~ l".o"
.,fc II. gh Mizcd. 3jc. No. Mixed. "4.sc No N4Ied
335c dull very ltue doing No. Wmic - -, 40
y hte - ILcc.: No l Wiy,d, -3lic.. NO. . Mixed &c
clover hrnrr rJ1 ~ ~ p choice. - 20 Dr,sed
Hogs nrner ljdsi 20. Et,ept--tlouT. 700 bhls
v Leat $50 . bush Cora. 100 bash Oa',. tuu bush
sLpmens-F1Our 2.GOO bbis Wheat 1000 bush. CON-
l. 900 DIsh. Oats, 500 bush.
MIWAUKEE, Feb 3-FtUUr steadV, With fair demand
Wheat qurt The opening closed fairly active ~ NH
wauk,t. Hart. SIC. -0-t Gle No. do, Sj4c -Io AMI
February ~ SC - ~ ArTl ~ &C. May No 3
40 ,lc; 80 do. 81 ad3 Rejected 81 rJac Com
N Jar drAand and unchanged NJ > 29Lc. Oats nrmcr
aad IL so04 No = ISSc. Hye 1Tner No 4, ije
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04

DO l56 n - SIC. less - the lot 81 10. l35 r. 1T
s9c 81 do l2os u So, les soc. ch j do. 1874 H.
Cq6cy ~ Phersen so,d for Rrrg. Drum Ohio se|s
d. ~ n at ec ido l;9r n. ~ io'c 81 Pfcl'rr
. r. A. &C .or T. Names Iin. !. steers. pos %. ct
loo ~ '" % ,<ot 10 al 'S' ~ do i'' n. ar loc 90.
~ ~ 81 e. % n: . do i3j n. 4; 9l!c lH6 p, 90
;i2 d. ct zoe 81 n: 5do li57 = a. % p for Cr'w 'o-
h. sac nI acb b . -, Jo n, 81 - "a \, o. : do
r. T., ".. do 1850 N. at loc: DO. l54' %. a.
9c. % % do 81. h. Al 10, 5do Gto b. At iOc 81 %
'qla, . IT, t,, - % 4i2 cie,r = H ~ 5i D ii no.
a. or 60 s',d commission 10 Geruckv steers
s. 5Gt,a1 - @'h 3do. - lag so. 81 y Bulls,
Ole oT1 H. i'i ~ ~ '. r''4 80 1'; l'aol 10 a.
30 D. less 81 eaen; l3 Ia25 De-; do 5li ID,
sales At 60 .'voee R4cen,tein frr Nve's ard Heen
stein - Ilroi. steer lnl- at sc - % - co. Ll5f
t5 Iaii - 81. - - 54o- ~. am = ,' ct ~ ~
d. 3 6 d. ar aIc, I3 DO 49, r At Zoe ''' - '"'" 80
81 . IA imam or- EsntueSy Steers, -. ewt.
at"c . do -, cwt. at &c = . cwt. 9i,c; y
% 90; e"t at ~. to S -, do c"t at'"ac lOo do 50
Sc 20 r. ss do @ of'o ~ Of ~ = i Anon. A. & % PIG
70, al lol,c- 81 y. les 4 each.
. a. A. soIcs2Td e. @ sod for y oGsr. I oag Steers ll
io" A. "r d. t7 i1 at 3if, and - The lot! Do
ioc eao .St2 r at Ioc; - 70 3do It7o II, Al 'c 3
10 at Sc, n Bull $50 y a. '.c, live wei IN for ?.
5fG"o' "a n t}s & oE'a ,d l. - q a. - - 70 do Is2o d.
40 70 J9-sI So.d Limos steers 20 n at Sc 50 s l9
c less SOC Zach d. l37 70, at V2c do 5l5 p a.
9c a. 1888 h. at "[c 40. Ia 10. at l0c:4 do" lil0
t @ ~ IS ' S'fa ro n al Z a. h'I5"GSy Is d Ss as
- Zen t0' To- AT C. les '"c cacr - DO Lag d. al Sc;
Gi!s a nr sod % nm ols steer, 9q7 cw. at SIC
D. W,ixs ol i6r T. waye 55 lin /. Is steers loea n at
IT, 90 " % a ~ h az az &c d. 10 ana - t,'h ,b u "a
Do 2$5 n az sc s. do 9Gi p a. So and II each
. Oh a.. Il az % It and Z, q e4gl
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04

'A' "'.''' '--. '''' ''i''- -'------''''''' 20
gFVt--E .c,i,t. Yesterday and odtv I3t caroa11 ar
r.,-.r ,' rd t; r4re d. tUfI ,t.ltalaa ~ H
gains, - I,lc 4-j NoiAy. T., arrivals tr post wee,
tr, head Jess Than LAST veekard l2t hta more ttn
ne lr,uur wee. la-t year The large receivers live
stock iur,u- The week were. T. c. Eastman. head ~
Morris $40 head - " Arrtou. I.n- heat. I Nt.xrL
I-.I head. Ne,,G- Is I---u-i,I, DjL n,aGi J.. Joseph
~ 1rlf. N t;ugt>rIfN. .,- head
Inr market today AZ opened abogt
th close o. tIIy. lrr't; .. sustained
uutil ilc majority OF Pho cattle li been -- > ut T sup
ply. however. was gre .t. iIeh il~ h'iidhd di "l'h
mod ta;t number of u-oi F.,a could o1y b'- d. t
r,klrE Inr. concessions Early -rs I;4- lone
fu ,.:.t.. Dat ..,-uru ult prices
n.ch claimed they -huulf aud 1t tc - rr
car loads cattle afErd buyers. Will" prices were
about 4c. Ter TouHd below Tie ruilnc ts1irS
FRIDAY. Al jersey 'lF lhri was q IiFN q NV Il"" h'
lfil. difficult 81. a'o brought hardy as uucr IA hr
,-- made pr. tll Prices compared with
last Nc'ac,ts f'r there VA, uo uarbe, Z .Lpoinr" on
F..tar from hrt. Co tc.itr b b. -nr except
rcrHars ior few !at. alc" ne qay oi li. tai'l oa ale
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

cue ,.O Fen S--T4s Tr1rsr' Journal reports: HOES
I.ec- PTS reld; sIIpme1t-, $500 head ildrket
fairy shade higher Choice Heavy. - OOG
o. Lfglf. - 50C - 50. NIXtu. - i. u.s. 30
Receipts. $500 read. -i pu"nt- 81 hoadt mar.
krt firm slipping -AHrJ ~-oChtrS dtlI, butchers.
,ieldv Cows - +O1~3 10. steers. ftQ@} 20
~Uttr-i;,'rp-- LOO mead; shipments LOO head; mar
krf nIIu ~ ra 1Jo-L
~ Iul- Ieb. 81 CATuFIn active demand for AL soot
T..r.I Good f1 iD.'t -
- >a-i.. g4'ci r-' 71a@J 30. COWS and H..et-
I-f -' CIR feet Texans. - 4.f-f |l : rlii- -c'f5
- -Ja.2 -p. r.re.rr- s., Lead ,.Ipmrnt- 20 he'd.
H".-~t"a for ligh, and hettct i.r HrAF, lgIhti'
auJ I3 rIIUr- AS TO- k.n-, 81 %. 20 l' ttn'F
H-vy 80 oH4-5 90 receipts --OI head sLl ueht' how
h-as.
-nrFr- Steady AMI Unchanged an good grades wanted
on.t common -r,c, the market. receipts, 80 head .
-hIr O..
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04

FLoURANDNFhI-FAorR Narset without material
49,. ,-o,+ iolr-rv main fir lou grades. sales b" 600
- U,i..'-i 'tb.. Ni,rnc,ota :. - = - ~
49,. AN, ,,lrlv f,r - nrt AZ >, Gsu<s -u. l.~Uu
Ell, io, I..t : ~. g, ..u!,ug LOCO Ani- Lst'a
,,I-... r. g.. ga g. hlS Rejected lXf-. % 500
-3 5... 900 Tbs Winter rca' Extra, - 150- 30 -
ls civ NIL INla = 7Or.j 10 Ju- sup -Luy. - ~
oS pI.- SO .. - iu-- 30 manly
ol - -: 100 bhl,. were for export Quota
o. non To far EAua state - IoGs3 o.. COD 10
,"I,u.. a.. Cgoc, ~ Farcv co.. - a<L 20
t,I....'4 in ,.oo, rNjrs HouHd Hoop OHIO. - b'1
~ t...., 2. tLr,r ao. e4CS5 Minnesota common
$3.50 Ey, Nlyture - ~-0Sl l': E,,ers EAua. - 20
-r.. ,t - .U - pa.clf = = 49, Ni'h ntt oi
f,, ,-..t. ibid Lgftr. Lon, Conn yu To ] ar
I,,-,. =. t-os5 90. Far 10 Good - "'tri 20
i- tr,r- E.ully 8OQ-J IS. Patent Niu
~" 80, Uteat l,yir. - 5O4.7 30 CLOSING du.l
t---Iii - II lI n inn rrfu,~ mainly eAIDit at
.t I'd. nItr@ ssl,- 100 Ibis Common o. Choice fNla
~, "a? ~" 1-,.;,. -, r.rrr G-6 -, ia,lulInc loo
=. ''4-.t 60, - - -' I.It fIDJ X .uu salt-.
49,, i'' '1Nt,tt,.. =, = o-s.n RI-lk. HAT FLOUR
-'' 'u.-. "I = -, ,r.iufv Il - ~ 80 tDRN
noiria'lF ",lN W, iI y'Iu, n r.frIi = "a a. 90
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
SEcoNp CALL O'CLOCK p. NJ
MoNDAY. 7 h. 3.-r. ".

During the earlier hours of bushes. to-day the
fluctuations m the stock market represented little
more than the varying results Of series OF sklr-
niShc,. in which thccontes;ants for conHo ON each
side. were seeking for weak spots IL tie enemy s.
lines. and at Que time It seemed likely that the
night would close in without general engagement
between the opposing interests. with the exception
OF Enc which steadily yielded lu puce I"m 'A'
opening 20 the close-more from the sales made by
IT'S cuardian friends than from an attack oy
the bears the tide Of battle waycr"d
first 10 one side and then to the
other. Finally the bulls apparently rallied
TO the support of Northwest stock, and carried ITS
price up % GJls but Ia dong SO they seemingly i.t
unguardcd ot.er points, which was the ssla! loI
an assault by the bears first on -. Iaul s'o'hS
and tnen upon the general maIAti. ms was So i'I
successful as 10 make the Lah prices generally the
lowest Of the day. The battle lIls far has been
square fight, each side apparently beng Too mucA
engaged I'D watching IH' o'-i'4 ~ "-l"7 4"'''> "
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04

Rar';z fair aeuqna and s,m Yo 2ss,ins M,r,n z &
F'r to cocr - 5ja$5 G Dressed Hog in iaii d'mand
fBiiI DsltiA ieb }-rcrrucnu unchanged. Cor. quit
and RIO lua i27,c - to-. "'trlttc Ja~F 2J9eu"
'6na, in'D era tSi 51 ,gsi 3l a' %, I @ I I "
Minnesota Extra PANTY Glei. - -: Fancy. = do
do V,ry Fancy - 81 on % A., Goo' DO Croi-' . DO
Ianc.. . 29ds5 2j virginia ,n'y - - Winr, wheat
fat us - Boz - SPiir Nh Al. - d.. ftr tf',f
more inquiry at = - tar qua - - So .or9 ,ril-N'
trln.lctn"> Buvk Ghclt Mc 2 dtll .t : % Hr Com
mru 7frtl 900 for r0od and hoiDr Wheat ' lu' ri
So "' AM ~ y, ,s m AOi - G' re Ni,'' One S
rrnn-riyana WINE on track n o7ls 0S Ne Western
TEA I'D -ir' tor Il "4 = e.ei5nr 81 = l,uE Jug
dull EJece aUi steamer on trirs an IN -r''h cgL a
iisck I'D NJ Grain ..pat :! = c -a N ri,vao1 33'ac
nais u tna weak. VIA &c. -H. r ar go ior '1.l
2~d2oc .lovcr sod 546ac u Z 80. q y =.
Fed dul. water Bran, 81 5oafl' T. Wis .ey
iaily active No Red u oitqs olA Februair - %
ss.,e - S' Sa ~ i'ei , Il NJ corn In IN - -
nsud prices easier sail Mixed. March 437sr.; AP H.
80 a.Ea8 E 15s "a l f'ps .r S f .st IT. Il - S
a. &c asked; ~ - 5id g aS,,~i oas am 5sc'
askei f'r Mixed February. .-..-, ,,....
rrlft nrT o' ', IL 5a, March o. e6c AM. 10 do
higher 40 Mlvrd, t4o 0%c cash 30 ~ February
active, nrq audhsher so 2 2 D. e4'e = AC -
Barley qu,t Choice Iowa lrGl. &c. Nh,, s,e,'' al
90 o. an r9rk ,ie'dI s'Sa @ jo1nns a5ns 3n gr S 90 90 as M
days short Rb 44OGI.5O Round lots fuy cured short
~abu Iowa Bacon hi Der short no = lodr5 10 t r.
= 3ods5 3D. Nohins dom m Groyn Net, "a isse! &
T9Ip E9rT - S 6oS BASH = inn en.-Fcr on.h leat
10000 bush. Rye; 900 bush barley. 2"' urS oo
80 White Michigan ait ~ ra wlio NJ hign. a5e Am,
R,a W"ler spot 81 -c. arch o6le April 9,e West. n
and Michigan sc Dressed Hog, in good demand at - 40
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
l,lN. rs1cl. OF rHrLAneLrnM srocks


Tho Government bond market presents no new
features. The large sales Of tho new per cents
continue 10 exert an influence upon the prices Of
the older issues and the business at the Board Is
only moderate IN amount. Annexed are the closing
quotations:
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04

SOC including 1000 bush 40 chicago 81 ic
...... FEED steady ...... BEANS dun, unchangrt.
II STORE II NEW YORK AND BaOoKLYN WAREHOUSES.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
he following were to-day quotations tor coins

The Sun of $50, 600 bullion went into the Bank
Of England ON balance to-day, reducing the loss
nd that way tn E2G.OOO u tour days. ON the Lon
don >r",t Exchange consol7 were 3Glle for money
alt 9t3ls for account; United states bonds ruling
flIu--l -..-~ at 1Of. tl- at 1O3le, ard new -
ami 1910 no 1p7. H. American STOCKS Eue fell ~
2J7-. q rose to 2Gls forcommon and 70 i9lta 1912
for preferred Illinois Central ranged az >"l20 90,
aud Jt r,ev Central at 43l2Q -. Penn. vvaula stt
fem, lo36l1 while Reading fell To 1874. In Paris
rrte~ opened at 1l2Sj. and closed az 1925 sight
rxchauE. or London being down 10 2llj. 4 bcr-
Jim ~patch states that the Imperial Bank Of Ger
many gained during the week -,O35.UOO marks.
The pts of flour ana gram az ihe principal
1 - H.. ..LI L..
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
First Mortgage
SEVEN PER- CENT BONDS
OF THE
Rochester and state line Rail.
way Company.

Th, road runs frn Rochester through the rich Gsne-ee
Valley to -.ansnca Tork about ii-s. snd ioru'
the connecting INK bsts,eE the NeHNoik Ceutra and the
Atlantic AMI Great Western system u railroads
The road la. been IA lrlon fur tho past months
during hc time tr uct earnings have been largely
cess = the interest ON 50, bonded ind 0tedne,-.
The bonds arr mortgage h,G At the rate u fo 600 per
mile aud bear per interest able semi annually The
Union Trust Company trustee for the boudAoldrrs
The coatr road lately passed into the possession
OF hr York C,utrll auc II Is believed the earnings Si
De- materially Increased uy connection Nth that
lauy
We authorize, 10 orr limited amount Of The bonds at
% and accrued interest
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
HAVANA NARECT.

U.y,vA Feb spanish gold, le'.g207't Exchange
active 4Im. gar nominal
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
UNITED STATES
q Per Cert Bonds,

Counon sui All other OF COY n'n'ut -
CurirrS sold AZ MARE" rates tlf. Dt 't NJ
NJ - 10 y. ant hsat .Ii ml'i tt delivery CALLED
bought u-c Atr issues On most fIsJraJ"
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
financial.

Gas STOCKS.
AL York Brooklyn Stack'. and aiSo M kni5
of BROOK 81 Investment securities. dealt d. by.
GLO. Il. PRLNTI-S
ID t.rr3I I-f
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04

b b..r.. Futurt. qn!tt bnt iIm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

James Manning VS.. d. E. Buel, The Fairmoune
Mill and Mining Company, Robert
Harvey, and JAS. Gould
and Jas. L. DConnell,
Defendants
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-20


LIN the District Court OF the Fourth .1u.
slicial District Of the state Of Nevada,
I'm and for the County Of Humboldt.
UNDER and by virtue of an order of sale and
decree OF foreclosure, issued out of the District
Court of the Fourth Judicial District Of the
State Of Nevada, in and for the county of Hum
boldt, on the 23rd day of August, A. d. 1879,
in the above entitled action, wherein James
Manning, the above named plaintiff, obtained
Judgment and decree against d.. +. Buel, The
Fairmount Mill and Mining Company, Robert
Harvey, James Gould and James L. O'Donnell.
defendants, on the 23rd day of August A. d.
1879, which said decree was, on the 2Sth day of
August, A. d. 1879, recorded in Judgment book
&c" of said Court, pages SIS, Sc, 81 and 5S, am
commanded TO sell all that certain lot, piece or
parcel of land situate near the town OF Winnie.
mucca, in the county of Humboldt, State of Ne
vada, and described as follows, to wit: Section
%, Township SO, North Range 81 East, Mount
Diablo Base and Meridian, situated In Hum
boldt county, State of Nevada, together with a
quartz mill erected thereon; said section
meaning section of land together with all tho
appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any
wise appurtaining, and buildings belonging to
have become part OF the realty.
Public notice is hereby given that on
MONDAY, THE Goth DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
A. D., 1879, at IL o'clock, noon of that day. in
front of the Courthouse, in the town OF Winnie
mucca, county OF Humboldt, l will, in obedi.
ence to said order of sale and decree of forecos.
ure, sell the above described property, or so
much thereof Ms may be necessary to satisfy
plaintiff s Judgment, with interest thereon and
costs, to the highest and best bidder for gold
coin Of the United States.
G. NJ MILLER,
Sheriff of Humboldt County
By A. DAVIDSON, Deputy. sep9ti
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-20
LOOK HERE!

Having received large lot of Moulding from
Chicago, am now prepared to make all kinds
OF
PICTU RE FIR A M ES.
Repairing Furniture and Sewing Machines
specially.
Lounges and Mattresses of every description
made to order.
Perforated Chair Bottoms constantly ON
hand.
Saws fled by machinery at MY SHOP, on
Bridge Street above Levy's Store.
GEO r. WALKER.
Winnemucca, July Is 1870
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Charles Kesler, deceased.

Estate of Charles Kesler, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned
Executor of the estate of Charles Kesler, de.
ceased, to creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten
menths after the first publication of this notice
to the said Executor at his office, in the town
OF Winnemucca, Humboldt county, State Of
Nevada FRANK NARAM0RE,
Executor Of the estate of Charles Kesler deceased.
September l, 1870 4w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-20
BROOD MARES FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale on easy terms
Fifty American Brood Mares. They win be
sold cheap for cash orapproved security
Apply TO ALEX. WISE,
Winnemueca, July %, ls7o
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-07-26

district line, and that A. Todd,
Esq, be appointed overseer on the
west end of said road.
Adopted.
The bill of the Clerk of the Police
Jury, for services for the month of
June, amounting to 81 OS, was APP
proved.
The Board then took recess un-
til 2 o'clock p. VI.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-07-26
qualified, took his seat.

There being quorum present,
the Jury proceeded to business.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read, pending which Nh.
Dicks moved that the resolution of
Mr.. Welsh, relative to the collection
of parish taxes, passed at the June
session. be repealed, which elected
considerable discussion. Being put
to vote, Messrs. Dicks, Fendleson,
Crow and Tally voted i'll the affirm
ative, and Messrs. Welsh, Kepp.
Cousin and Smith in the negative;
being tie, the President voted in
the affirmative, and the resolution
was repealed.
The minutes were then approved
as amended.
MIR. Abney appeared and took his
seat.
The bill of the Clerk of the Su-
preme Court of Louisiana, which
was laid over from the last meeting,
amounting to S12, was called up.
On motion, the bill was approved
and ordered paid
The bill of the Parish Printer, for
printing one hundred copies of the
Public Road Law, amounting to SO,
was allowed and ordered paid
Mr.. Tally offered the following:
ReSOtred, That in order to facili-
tate the collection of taxes, it is or
dered that the Tax Collector shall
receive all approved bills, Grand
and Petit Jury and Police Jury
warrants for tlleir face value, i'll pay
ment of parish taxes and licenses, as
follows: Approved bills and war
rants issued in 1879, for taxes of
1873; approved bills and warrants
issued Ill 1878, for taxes of 1877;
approved bills aud warrants issued
i'll 1877, for taxes of 1876; approved
bills and warrants issued III 1876,
for taxes of 1873; approved bills and
warrants ISSUED in 1875, for taxes of
1874; and all ordinances in con-
ilct with this act are hereby re-
pealed.
Unanimously adopted.
The President then appointed
Messrs. Welsh, Cousin and Smith
as II committee to examine the
Treasurer and Collectors books,
and report as soon as practicable.
Mr.. Smith presented petition
from the citizens of the Tenth Ward,
PRAYING this honorable body to lay
out public road leading from
Fletchers Landing, ON West Pearl
river, to point ut or near Gaines
vile, Miss, OH East Pearl river.
On motion, the petition was re-
ceived. and the following persons
appointed commissioners to mark
aud lay out said road: Calvert
Mitchell, Jasper Thigpen, Joseph
Fleming, Thomas Broom, Joseph
Wood and Victor Moran; said COM
nittee to report as soon as practical
bic. And that Joseph Thigpen be
dDI1Olulttl OhcISteI Oll lllc NGSb tlu
OF said road, and Green Stanford
uverseer on the east end of said
road.
Adopted.
Air. smith offered the following:
Resoired, That polling place be
established III the Tenth Ward, mt
the Thigpen place, at the ford on
Indian Bayou, to be known as the
Honey ISLAND polling place.
Adopted.
MIR Abney offered the following:
Resniued. That Messrs. Purves,
Courtney, Baurn nnd Depriest be
transferred from Mr.. Quayas road
district TO that of Mr.. Alex. s.
Adopted.
Mr. Crow offered the following:
Re$olced, That the road district
between Bayou Lacombe and Bayou
Liberty be divided into two dis
tricts; that the ward line between
Ward No I and Ward No. 8 be the
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Board met pursuant to ad.
jourDment, all the members pres
ent.
Mr.. Tally offered the follow
ing:
Resolved. That the Secretary make
out the bills of the Commissioners
of Election, and have the same reg
istered and sent to said commits
sloners.
Adopted
The committee appointed to ex-
anime the books of the Collector
and Treasurer, made the following
report:
I'VE, the undersigned, beg leave
to report that we have examined
the books of the Collector and
Treasurer, and find the same cor
rect. The Treasurer has on hand
the following: r...l
OF the special tax levied for re-
pairs to the Courthouse, Jail,
etc. Sl06 80
Of the two mill tax levied for
Criminal expenses 90
Of the General Fund ~ 45 SO
Total. sI52 81
Respectfully submitted.
p WELSH,
JAMES W. SMITH,
ARMAND COUSIN,
Committee.
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On motion, the report was re-
ceived aud committee discharged
Mr.. kepp moved that the instruc-
tions given to Paul D,ulliun, at the
last meeting, as overseer of his road
district, be changed to read that he
commence i'll Madisonvllle and
work said road to the Tehefuncta
bridge" And that Maui Quave,
as overseer ON the turnpike road,
work said road to Gum Pond. Th,ls
Robert Willy be appointed over
seer of the road from Gum Pond to
the parish line. And that they be
notified of said change.
Adopted.
Mr.. Crow offered the following:
Resofced, That the Tax Collector
be instructed to. collect the taxes
from the roll of 1878, for the year
1879; and that all persons who
have paid their taxes for 1879, he
credited for the wear 1878. And
that all laws and ordinances in con.
tiict with this ordinance be repeal
ed.
Adopted.
The following bills were ap-
proved:
George Kepp, for June and July
sessions and mileage .... 81 w
n. Fendleson, for June and July
sessions and mileage ..... 5 so
Pat Welsh. for June and July ses-
sions and mileage ge.... Z 40
VI. b. Tally, for June and July
sessions and mileage .. 40
A. Cousin. for June and July ses-
slons and mileage 10
j. \. Crow. for July session and
mileage. ............ 3 50
Jaints ". Smith, July session and
mileage ....-.. ..... ) 80
Vim. Badon. Jul, session I'D
D. Ia. Dlchs, warrant nt-...-...... lU W
Total. l.................. -. s5s 10
There being no further business.
the Jury adjourned, to meet ON the
first Monday i'll November 1873
A true copy of the minutes.
WM. BADON,
President of Police jury.
ISAAC Evans, Clelk,
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ROC T. T. Df GS
OF THE
POLIO T. j TT R Y
OF s'f. TAMMaNY PARISH.
CovISGToN, July ii, 1879.

The Police Jury # the parish Of
st. Tammany met this day. July Il,
1879. pursuant to adjournment.
Present-W VIM. Ba,lon, President; :;
George Kepp, Norman Fendles"n,
J. l.. Dicks, j. Y. Crow Armand
Cousin, Morris Tally and Pat
Welsh.
Absent. NJ, Abney.
Mr.. JAS Smith, the member elect
from the Tenth Ward, after being