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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-29

We seldom pick ups British newspaper without seeing something like this: Mar ried at Ramsgate Ro 'kery, near 0akly, Stafford, at noon Thursday. 31st instant, by the Rev Plsutagenet Cluuerbuck, LL. D., F. K. S., A. T. S., NJ. N. 0. Q. R. D., uncle to the bride. Rector of St. Barthol- omew's Cnurch, Elephants Head, Briar Lane, Berkley, ~s'sted by the Rev. The ophiIus Timoieon Titmouse, J. O. B., R. R. R Y. |. C, D. B. F., cousin of the Lride- groom, Rector of Calvary Church. St. Mar rin's-in. the Back Cellar, Man $ Nose, Grant ley, Gertrude Maud Beatrice Constance, daughter of Granville Neville BoIiugbruke Bobjaggers, Baroknees Briery, Cholmonad ley Chairbones, Somerset, Ia Heraldo, St. John Evermont Stragsby, late of her Ma jesty's Four Huadred and Eleventh Foot K C. B., K. B. A, L. C. J., and E. T. C., of Pumpernickle Priory and Stonehenged and otlckeIneck Lodge, St Christopher's Under the Hedge, Munblepeg, Herttord."- New York Post.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-29
summons.
In the District Court Third Judicial District Mohase
 County, Territory of Arizona,

N, CARR CO.,, Plaintiffs, The McSrackin Consolidated Mining
 Co.,, The Bank of Arizona Moses
 Levy, nenry koshlend and Gale Levy,
 copartners doing business under the Summons fran nsms of Levy Koshland Co.,,
 ktInble and Newell kinble. copsr
 ners doing business under tue firm
 name of mole Bros., and c Ii Light,
 Defendants.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Third Judicial uistrict in and for the County of Moh-ye in the Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting Co the Me- Crackn Conso dated Mining Company. the B.nk ui Arizona, Moses Lew, Henry Koshland -nd Gale Lew copartners doing business under .le m name O. Lew koshiand Co., kfInbIe aud News.l Kimble eoaart- ners under the n m mama oi Kimble B. os., and 0 Il Light, Defendants.
 fou are hereby summoned and required to appear fin an action brought against yoa by eboye-nad plain. te in the District Court of the Third Judicial District and for the County of Mohave in the Territory o Arizona and answer the complain fled with the Clerk ot this Cout at Mineral Park in said county Ga copy of which complaint accompanies this suumousl uitiil tSenty days lexclsive of lha day of rveel aftr th service upon you this ms, if served in hi. county; but fl served out of this county and within this DtStrsc thirty days in all otor cases orty days The said action IS brought to obtain deere of this Court for the foreclosure of certain u esertbed r interest from rebruary l6 ls5s
 And yOu are hereby notified that if yo fail to aupear aud answer the complaint above rsquied the pinin- trs will apply Co the Court for the reief demanded M the said complaint ad for costs ard dsBursements n this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal Of said Ceurs a, Mineral Park, this 2Sth day of July, A D lsfg.
 CALpaELL WRIGHT. SAMUEL HAMiLToS, 4 ty for Plaintiff. lsEALl tAusad4O, Uierh.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-29

Ysvapai. RUDoLPHus E. SWEENEY, AdninIs-9
 uAtor oi tne Estate of HnghJ. sweeney,
 deceased, Plaintiff,
 against
 Jeremiah N. Gleason, Louis Ie B. Sweeney
 Eugene E. Bnrhngame, shadraun V.
 Thompson, Pierce F. Hoxie. Henry
 Bootn and William Church, D~fts.
 Under and by virt1e of an oraer of sal. sud exa-, ton issued out of the D trct Court or the Thsrd Tn dicial District of the Territory of Arisna in and 10, te county of fsvapa in the above entitled acf on wherein kudophus k. sweeney, administrator of th estate of Hugh !. Sweeney, deceased tho sh..ys, piSint1 ob.iaed judgment and decree of foreclsfr against the sbose-named defendants JeF~ M fse. s.h, -'ou us Lf K. AEeeney. Lugene E. Burltngauue Shaaracl F Shomlsou, Pserce F. Hoxie. Henry lsoot ana mhnsm Church. which said judgmen ana decree Ir recorded in Judgment Book of said Di.trit t1rrt a paees 1 1e 59 s0 and ST. am commanded 10 seI shs. certaIn property, fo vii:
 That csrt4tA copper mining property known as ,ls thompson CvFDer Mine, sItsate lyinR and being I, the san frsne1sco Mou lstn in the istret kpou1 as me Copper Aolutaia Misn Dstrict, f the County of Apache. formerly fat of fhe county of rsv. Al ana the Territory of Arizona saad stil attached 10 ans o ne co1ny of iayspst for al dic.al parpose~l cone tanning twenty sud sixty-six hundreitns ssres i t ane mining property dee5ed Co Eugene E. Bg nesae Jefeh iah Giesson, Louis Le D. Swesney shsas ael fhompson, Henry Booth aud Pierce F Hoxie. hT Robert s.eteaife, VI liam A. Thornl@on and Ftwfss FOX, by need or conveyance the day of I.e.n, Der D. lsIs. together wth ali and singular the her dltAEeDts and ayertensnces ther. unto longing T n anyuise apft raining. mach shersDf as may be ps ee~sAsy Q ssti-fy said juxment, the san of egt,i tsa handrcc and tseay dusss rfncisal and tni.Fest and seventy i've uo aolisry sost T ss .lgl per cent per annaTn.
 Public notIoa is hereby given thai s,r
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Executors Sale Of Mining Claims

Notice hereby given, that in pgrspance of the su- n.rs vested sy the ri1,,siens ei the last vill and in the frooste Court County Of YsyzA in ie Isrltors of Arizona, aauerslsn-a the x aud testament of said deceased, will Private bale to the highest bidder for cash, tn lawful money Of the Uni ed Ststes subject to confirmation by sad Pro- bate Court, on and sfee JULY z1ad, up -nd n- clnng the i6sh Day of AuGUSf A. Q. ls.S hour of n o'clock of that day al the right ti-le interest and estate of ahe said joseph W. Knos deceased a the time of his deatn, sad al ras. title aud te ast that the said by operation of as or other sise sel Eed other than to that cf the -Ac esssis q the tune oi hs deatn n and to all ttose certain mining claims and mining interests. situate lying and being in yavag1 County, Ar.zoas TeFrliery ana par Icalariy descrsocd as foilows, to wlt:
 One hundr-i feet, undivided, in the sni South ex- tension the Eclipse lode or lead so ealie.a in pe GroYe CT Tissy nisIng nistlct.
 Also sxty-sik and tsestElrls les, unsisidsa tn the Black Jscs claim s0 called, in said nintns aiStrscf Alec twenty one fee, undivided. forIy-two feet of sparo ground on the Tiger lode, c2ed sitAfa be- tween the claims formerly owned by c. C. Ban asd A. !. More, iR said mining district.
 Also undivided oDe-thini fin the gfubh e nesd clalm 90 called situsie in said mining disfcs- And e much of said mining interes,, claims and propeItes as remain EIsoid up to saia Isth lsAy of apGgsT 4 n., iyis sl sa.d heur of i7 oetoet, ~ q ersisDed s then, at ssid date aud hoaT case to he sold st Pnhic Arst tao h xnest Di1er for ,.h n front of the Court House in iae Village If Prescott in said County subject to confirmation of sad Probas Court TssIns oG sale cs.A, ten per ent Of purchase money sac b rfobs ceart Deeds ss sxpeuse of 9' All bsat or offers Af private sale lnas be s aT7fne and left with the undersigned at the wfuiSps Eoass in ssid Village of Prescott.
 TREn. W. WILLIAMS,
 H. N aEsHkRI, Executors of .he sast wlI al ssstansaf of Io.-rh w. Knott, decessed. PRkscoTT, Jaiy 29nd, is79.
 eoSTPoNEaENT The above ssis ia postponed Enti Moniay August | 18th, lssg. at l2 o'eloSx nSon. .'@ FRED ". WILLIAMS
 H. N. HERBERT
 Executors of JOs-ph ". Knots, deceased, Prescott, August ls-td
 foSfPoSZMExr. Tho above sale ls postponed and continued aatf Sen ie1nher lst,. 1879. FRED v. WILLIAMS
 K. HERBERT,
 Execntors oL Josrph ". Knots, deccassi.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-29
Speciai sNOtice.

At "a specisi meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Prescott Mining Company held 4t Ofce of the Conpasy, in the City of New York, the dsy of May, lo79, the following resolution unanimously adopted.
 RssoIred That CURTIS c, BEAN, of the City of Prescott county of faEapa, and Territory of Arizona c, and he is hereby apioiBfed the Legal Agent qua the California and the Territory of ArizUna l. John H. Cozzens, Secretary Of the Prescott Mining CompAI do hereby certify that have compared the going the orisina r,soiation, and the Is . fu and copy of the and of all thereof. In witness whereof hereunto set my hand and
 - aftixed he Corporate seal of the PnEsoorr Prescott Mining Company. at
 MINING the City D, Nes York, this 26th | COMPANY. day oI May, q. D. 1879.
 -- ]. II. COzZENS, SECRETARY June iith. 1879.
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 OPTICS or rHE SECRETARY. JOHN T. G0sPER, Secretary of the Territory of Ari. zona do hereby certify that have this day. the hour :f0 duly filed for record in my oce the certih. cate of appointment of CURTIS c. BEAN, to be Agent tn Arizonas for the Prescott Mining Company.
 In Witness Whereof l have nereunto set /s-aul my hand and affixed my official seal this l@NJ l2th day of June, 4. D, Isss JOHN I. GoSPER
 SECRETARY OF TERRITORY.
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY. ], JOHN !. 6OSPER, Secretary of the Territ BTy of Arizona, do hereby certify that have this day at the tho articles of incorporation of he Prescott Mining Company Of New York.
 In witness whereof have hareunto set my hand and sfi Ied nay official seal this 28th day Of June is7g
 SEAL JOHN ]. c ssPER. SECRETARY,
 Per !. E. ANDERSON, Asst. Sec.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-29
ROyGJ HaUdItCt Lottery
 @81O.oOO DRAWN EVERY IT DAYS l!

sai Prizes anOuatia to Spanish Dollars ss;s,oOo PRICE IN U s. CURRENCY.
 Whole Tickets Halves Quarters Fifshs
 so SD si0 ss h'ss.ns rsa'As rwsn.ietha FOraeths Information furnished FREx. Orders Filled Prize cAshel. spanish Bank hls and G.5yerasnsnts tnl- ShAseA TAYLOR . CO, I3ankars
 II Wall strast, SeE Fork,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-29
sheriH's and Referees Sale.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the fe ritory of Arizona h and for gthe County of
 Yarapai. -
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-29
Monday. sepsemb .r a. 1879.

ai i2 o'clock M o5 that day, in iron; of my ooe in ne tate of sai Johns ia said county of Al ache El. sell tls above described mining elzn mining pro- rrl and real estate Co tse highest bidder for casa I'd satisfy said execution sDd all cosfs.
 LUTHER MARTIN. sheriff or Apache county, A. T., sad Referee appointed b ths Court Co make sale of ths s3ove de crbei rrofp fx saint Johns, Apache county, Aug z1, is7e.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-29
rosrPoSzMrNr.

The above sale is postponed and continued ant Sen selnher ls',. lss9. FRED V. WILLIAMS.
 K. M HERBsRr, Executors Of Josrph ". Knott, aecsass-l. Prescott August lq 1872,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-29
Good for an Arizona Soldier.

At the recent practice shooting at the Presidio, California, by those who gained the right of contending for the champion ship in the coming struggle of the Creed moor Team. Sergeant Woodall, of I Co., 6lh Cavalry, won the grand prize for the high est score and wds presented by the National Guard of the Pacific, with an elegant meual and pin. The pin is a mdskct, the pendant is maltese cross with m ivory bulls eye, and on one side is engraved in black
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS
sune.nsnx
DAVID BnASrHAyrE. Pi.in.ia.

h the District Court of the Third Judicial District, Territory of Arixona. County of Aohase-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-29
Take Natlcr.

AH pe--oas are hersbJ wtrnsf sad fo-Siades sa ru, chase e stll sny sniaasls s4sl lny braaa
  brzsaied thas-
 LA, YoURER, yu,v ,,,s ,~.e wlii=sUsaa ya'ssy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-29

The above sale ia postponed Ensf Non iay, Aasas ssh, issg. at l2 o'clcSx noon. TRED W. WILLIAMS
 H. M. HEPBERT
 Executors of Jos-ph ". Kn0tt, deceased. Prescott, August ls-td
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-29

cHANal AND Nor A CHANGE
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-01-30
Personals.

Our old townsman, James Me-
Claiche is about our streets.
Senator Scott returned last Friday.
He returned to his seat Monday even
ing.
We noticed Prof. Chittenden on
our streets last Tuesday. The Prof.
has been at Appleton, as Secretary of
the State Board of Health.
Miss Fannie Baker who was to have
taken the Auburndale school last Mon
day has been suffering wish severe
attack Of throat trouble which pre-
vented her going thither at the time
appointed.
c. NJ Webb retured from the Wau.
paca court last Saturday. Several
cases have occupied Mr.. Webbs at
tention among which were two OF
three liz which VIM. Mccormick wa.
plaintiff. The principal suit was de-
cided in favor of Mccormick; the
other being moved out Of the county
by the defendent.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-01-30

The FIRE fend seems to be giving
special attention just now to hotels all
over the country. A dozen hotels of
prominence have been consumed with
III the last four months, and now We
have the Black River House at Black
River Falls, and the celebrated War
ner House at Sparta to add to the list.
The loss in the burning of the last
mentioned is quite large with emily a
partial insurance. The Warner House
was noted for its baths and mineral
waters, and was summer resort for
tourists and intalids.
Considerable excitement prevails in
Russia, Germany and Austria caused
by plague that is fast making its way
into the more densely populated parts
of these countries, coming from the
southern swamps and causing havoc
among the people wherever it reaches.
1t is doing deal of damage for want
of medical aid to check it. Physi-
clans are dying quite as rapidly as
others and causing such scarcity Of
medical aid as to be very alarming in.
deed. Our southern people will watch
with eager interest how the plague is
managed by european scientists.
Charlie Compton was taken very
sick few days since and Was hardly
expected to live, although he is al
present somewhat better. 1t would
seem that the boys at school have been
in the habit of late, of punching one
another in the back with their fist.
for the pleasure of hearing the grun
made by the one receiving the blow
being struck unaware This is wha
has been the cause of his serious at
tack Of the spine which he may never
wholly recover from. We would war;
all boys from playing in such danger
Gus ways. We hope to hear of Char
lies complete recovery soon. We alsC
understand that one Of Mr.. Dick
Lunts boys was hurt very serious
ly in similar manner.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-01-30

After the Loggers who are using
SprinkIers. Francis Byron Jr, is
promptly collecting the sum of $1,000
for the season or $4,000 for the per-
petual right to use the ssprinkless in
vented by his father. Mr.. Byron has
patent and it is only just he should
protect himself in his rights.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-01-30

LActure.-Mrs. Livermore, deliver
ed one of the most entertaining, IN
structive and beneficial lectures we
have listead to in many years, on last
evening at Writers Hall, to a large
aud appreciative audience. Her sub
ject was Beyond the Sea" Her
delivery is easy pleasant and fascinat-
ing. She kept her large audience
spell bound for two hours, none leav-
ing the room during the evening, We
cannot speak to highly of her Lecture.
A goodly number came down from
Wausau to listen to her a second time.
Her illustrations are vived and replete
with interesting truths which hold one
spell bound as their imagination car
ries them to the seat of what is un.
der consideration. All are well salts
flied so far as we can learn. The re.
ceipts of the evening will cover the
expenses.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-01-30
Gls O

Choir Oyster supper.-Notiee
was given at the Congregational
Church last Sabbath that the Choir
would give an oyster supper in the
basement of the church on Thursday
evening next. Since the notice was
given it has been thought wise to
postpone the supper one week, and
have it on the evening of the regular
church sociable, with the permission
of the ladies of the society, which will
undoubtedly be granted. The change
is suggested by the occurance of the
Methodist social which occurs on the
Wednesday evening preceding, and
the choir have no desire to make any
arrangements which might conflict
with their social gatherings: There
fore, with the consent of the ladies
Of the Congregational society the choil
supper will be given on Thursday the
18th of February. As the purpose
for which the supper is given is to ala
in procuring fine organ for the
Church, that the present one may be
removed to the parlor. we hope the
attendance may be large, and the pro.
ceeds sufficient to encourage the choil
In their undertaking.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-01-30
Correspondence.
MADISON. Jan. 9th. ]

MIR. EDITOR: Now that the SEN
atorial contest is over and the interest,
that has SO closely enveloped it has
subsidized, [ will take the liberty to
briefly review the campaign The
fist republican caucus was called on
the evening of the fifteenth inst,
when the bal!oting for U. S. Senator
began In this and the following bal
lots, the supporters Of each of the
leading candidates, Reyes, Howe and
Carpenter stubbornly held their ground
so that at the 10th ballot cast on the
evening Of the Goth. the vote had not
materially changed.
During the entire intervening time
the interest was intense and the legis-
lative halls were constantly thronged
with politicians, lobbyists and interest
ed spectators On the 21st the re-
spcctive houses balloted, scattering
their vote among some half dozen can
didates.
On the following day the Senate and
Assembly met in joint convention in
the assembly chamber This session
was of the greatest interest and twelve
NJ. found the hall densely crowded
with visitors, Representatives of every
section of the State. Election have
ing been made the previous day the
convention proceeded to ballot, Car
penter receiving 81 votes, Ryan Is
and Bouck Is. being a party vote and
the Hon. Mathew H. Carpenter was
declared u. s. Senator for the inco m
ing term.
The distinguished elect was then
called for and being introduced was
met by tumultuous and prolonged ap-
plause. He responded briefly, refer
ing TO the present condition of the
country; the resumption of Specie
payments, promising to serve the in
terests Of has, the republican party and
of the whole State, and thanking the
convention for the honor they had con-
fered upon him.
Responses were also made by Reyes
and Ryan after which the session ad-
journed. The final result was not un-
expected, although until the pre- vious
day the matter had been of great
speculation.
Three conditions chiefly led to Car
penters success. The Howe and Car
penter sections were most decidedly
opposed to Reyes as second choice;
All were determined that no fourth
candidate should be compromised on,
thus combining the fight to the three;
and, last but not least, the universal
good feeling that prevailed through
out the entire contest. The different
wings of the caucus met on the even
ing of the 21st, and when the Howe
and Reyes sections declared Carpen-
ter their second choice the contest had
virtually ended.
Thus the campaign closes. Timothy
O. Howe will step down and cut of
the seat that he has filled so ably for
eighteen long years and Mathew HI.
Carpenter will represent Wisconsin in
the National Council at Washington.
G.. t. 7.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-01-30

Hugh KcGOWan Shot.

Hugh NcGOWan ShOt.-We learn
of a fracas in Nerves Camp. or at
Nerves Mill in Rudolph last Friday
morning, in which John Sharp and
Hugh MeGowan were the principal
actors. The exact particulars VIC have
not learned, only as rumored on the
streets 1t is reported that the diff
Guilty arose in regard to the scaling of
logs by MCGOWAN. Mr.. Sharp claim
ing that McGowan did mt discharge
his duty, whereupen words ensued
when Mr., Sharp advanced towards
MCGOWAN with lifted handspike, and
was knocked down by MCGOWAN. Mr..
Sharp then went to the shanty and
procured revolver. and again began
an assault Of words, when MCGOWAN
felled him to the earth second time.
During the scuffie which ensued the
revolver was discharged, the ball take
ing effect in McGowans side. It is
reported that Mr. Sharp was obliged
to leave the camp to escape summary
punishment and that he. was met by
the Sheriff who arrested, and lodged
him in Jail. McGowan is seriously,
though not fatally wounded. The ex-
animation took place last Monday be-
fore Justice Woodwork, and the
prisoner was bound over to the Cir
cult Court, and his bail fixed at
$1,000.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-01-30
LOCAL MATTERS.

Literary S0ciety.-0ur young
folks literary society is doing nicely
considering the short time it has been
running. Every Tuesday evening at
the basement can be found good
gathering of young people striving to
more fully educate themselves in var
ious exercises. All are invited to at
tend their meetings.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-01-30
Fast nriyinp and Arrest \

Fast Driving and Arrest. Mr..
Jacob Michaelstetter runner for a
Chicago house hired a team of Sweeny
last week to go to Rudolph distance
of about nine miles. When he return
ed the team was covered with foam, he
having made the round trip in about
enc hour and forty minutes. Mr..
Sweeny claimed that the team had
been driven unusually fast and insisted
upon larger amount being paid him
than was agreed upon, which Mr.. NJ.
refused to pay. Consequently Mr..
Sweeny had the gentleman arrested as
he was about to take the train going
east, and brought back for trial. Mr..
Sweeny obtained yerdist for five dol
lars and costs, aggregating some Thirty
dollars. Mr.. Michaelstetter appealed
the case, and it will be tried before the
Circuit Court. We met Mr.. NJ at
the Point, and there heard his story
which very materially differed from
the facts as brought out before
Justice McRaith S court
Mr., Sweeny ought to have received
damages to the amount Of thirty OF
fifty dollars at least, if the statement:
made prove to be correct.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-01-30

Hub & Spoke Factory.-An
important industry is the new Hub
and Spoke factory now being pushed
rapididly forward in Csntralia. No
better point could have been selected
on the river than the one chosen. We
wish the enterprlsing gentlemen all
the success their most sanguine ez-
pectations may have Pitched, and we
are sure they will have it.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-01-30
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CHURCH DIRECTORY

CONGREGATIONAL.-R L. n. FOSTER.
Services every Sabbath at half past 10 A. NJ,
and half past Z. P. n. Sabbath School at Il NJ.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening.
METHODIST EPTSC,-R-v. p. :. BENNETT.
Services every Sabbath at half past 1OA NJ. and
Z P. N. Glass Meeting at P. N. Sabbath
School at y N. Prayer Meeting every Thurs
day evening.
ROMAN CATHOLIC. Rev. CHAs, BEYERLE.
Services every Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock,
| Catechism at | P. N. Vespers at P, NJ.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-01-30
County Board Proceedings.

Supervisor Hiles, as chairman OF
the finance committee, passed in the
report of the committee on Tre@sur-
er's report, which was read at length
as follows:
|. L. Mosher, as County Treasurer,
In account with Wood County.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-01-30

At the Rabiia--A tremendous
crowd assembled at the RabIin House
last Friday evening We believe it
vas what is termed surprise party.
one of these gathering when ne body is
surprised, bat rousing old time.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-01-30
Dr.. Wells is at the Rablin
House for a short time only.
Those wishing his services
must call early.

The ice roads of ye logger are thaw-
ing up, and unless snow comes, the
logging work must be suspended; so
it looks.