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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-03
Road Notice

Notice is hereby given that a petition has
been presented To the board OF county com
mIsSioners of Lyon county, Kansas, asking
for the vacation and e-location of a county
road, as follows, TO wit: commencing at the
Americas and Allen road 80 rods west OF the
northeast corner of section 81. township 10
range IL: thence north to the north line of
section 30, township IL. range II thercc east
on the section line rs near as practicable to
where said section line intersects the Ameri-
Gus and Allen road; also road beginning
$50 rods north of the southwest corner of the
southwest quarter of section 80, township L.
range IL; thence west ~ rods to the road pe-
tItiOned for above Also to Vacate a port lon
of the Americas and Allen road, beginning
50 rods west of the northeast corner OF sec
ton 81, township III, range II thence angling
across the southeast quarter of section 30 to
the southwest corner OF the northwest quar-
ter of section -, township Is, range IL thence
north 1GO rods to sectioI line And upon said
proposed road the board appointed the fol-
lowing viewers; ii. ID. Curtis. John MoyS
and Jesse Foster, 10 meet at the beginning of
said road, on the llth day of October A ID.
1873, at 10 O'Clock a m, and in conjunction
with the county surveyor to view. locate and
survey said road, and 10 give all parties
hearing BY order of the board
VIM. F. EWING,
M3yt2 Comfy Clerk
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HOW THE OIL CROSSED THE HILLS.

John Ward, one of the watchmen on
duty during the filling of the new oil
pipe line, gives the following account OF
what he saw. The line crosses liners
Run, or its headwaters, At place called
McClure's springs. Here there is quite
a hollow or depression in the ground.
From this piece to the residence of Mr..
Holdin, some six miles beyond, there is
a gradual rise; this the oil had to climb
after passing the hollow at the spring
was told to watch well this hollow, as
the oil had assembled the Kettle Creek
mountain and was coming. / repaired
to the hollow and lay some hours there,
when / heard a sound like heavy wind,
and presently heard the oil gurgling
past. | waited some time. There was
no leakage and all seemed perfect.
thought that the pipe line was a sue
cess for sure, and so left imposition and
passed along to see if it was all
right ahead. 1 had gone some
two miles when l received a
dispatch TO watch well the hollow and
not to leave it for some time, so | has
tened back. Imagine my establishment
when / saw the place l left such a short
time before SO tame now kissing at TO-
600 points. jets of oil were flying 20
feet high, and hundreds of barrels flow
ing down liners Run, never to see
market.
thought the pipe had gone up sure.
AT first was afraid to approach it, but
soon grew valiant, and with a calking
chisel | set to work to stop the leak. /
made poor Roadway 1t was IA dark
night, and l dared to have no light. /
had taken off my coat, the whizZing oil
carried away my hat, and very soon be-
came drenched with oil. My pockets
and my hair and eyes were full, and if
was not then an oil man, l would like to
know what constitutes one. at length
grew sick, and supposed | would have
to give up and all would be lost, when
all at once the whiZzing stopped, and in
stead of an out-pressure, | could hear an
in-drawIng, suction of air | now
realized the fact that the oil had all this
time been climbing the p-grade To Mr..
Holdings, but was now on the descent
for Pine Bottom run. This caused a
and relieved the hollow at the
springs.
1 again waited some time, when | re-
ceived a dispatch TO hasten to Haney-
vile, that the pipe was bursting. | pro-
cured horse and went with all speed.
When l arrived the people there were
greatly excited. The pipe was throb-
bing and whizzing at every pore Nc
Clure's springs were nowhere The oil
was spouting from the pipe for miles.
| made no attempt to calk. l knew
from my experience at McClure's springs
that the oil had reached and was climb
ing the high mountain below Pine creek,
but the pressure WAS so great that l fear
eel every moment the pipes would burst.
Here was force against which human
power was of no avail, hence we only
stood and looked on when Suddenlv aS
quick as thought, all commotion ceased,
except sucking in of air, and | heard
the oil pass rapidly along the pipe and
knew it had crossed over the mountain
and was speeding its way to Williams
port, with no more mountains to climb,
and that the oil line was an established
tact-ClintOn Democrat
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SENTIMENT OF THE SANDS

IIaI1,eiss iiazar
We wandered away from the crowd
The biare of the Ossi.y haI.l.
lsy the lowing liIiS 81 til. can.
over the golden sag,I.
Talking ridiculous nonsense
Inspecting l'relOsterous shells
FlotsaIn AMI jeisan. various
with singular maritime smells.
bottle. barrel, some scawced,
Some muscular b.valves agapc
The remains OF their edible persons
Shrivcled and dried out of shape.
Past children intcrring each other
In Jocular tomhlets OF sand,
Digging. and delving, and laughing,
a merry sepulehral band.
"AIight / gmokef's nlas a-matter OF cosrrseFs'
She liked The smell OC the weed
a light from son oil the roll,
And back with tmpetuou- speed.
She was poised la pensive pose
As notselcssly cared her stand,
And saw that she wrote, with her para>ol.
Lines on the golden sand.
My heart II patel my RIBS;
shes writing, no doubt. on the sly,
The name that pleases her best
''My own. III be bound," thought !.
Over her shoulder pceped-
over her ruiiing collars.
On the COLLEEN sand she'd scraoled.
$500 OOJ {"
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Most of the eastern papers mistook
the Neosho Falls district fair for state
lar, and so have generally advertised
IL. The President, however, was not
misled, and the fair itself was worthy of
all the 6ciGt that the attendance of the
distinguished visitors has given it. But
suppose we set about it early, and have
a state fair next year that will fairly and
fully represent the wonderful develop.
ment and capabilities of every part oftie
state. With proper management, Kan
sas could make an exhibition that would
astonish the world, and as an advertising
scheme 1t would excel anything that
President Hayes, GOV. st. John, or even
Capt, hing has conceived .-Uommon-
wealth.
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1t looks as if the counsel for the pros
ecution in the Ingalls, investigating case
had a sever attack of craw-fishing. They
are not ready. They don't know what
they want to do. They are cropping
about in a blind sort of way, evidently
hoping against hope that somethinS
will turn up.-Atchison Champion.
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THE CARBoNnAIE RoAa.-The eoun-
~ commissioners yesterday afternoon
accepted the offer of Judge Usher, and
settled the tax of last year upon the Car
bondale, or Lawrence and Southwestern
road, for two hundred and fifty dollars,
IN consideration Of which the Judge
agrees to put the road in operation as
soon as the necessary reapairs can be
made, work upon (which is to begin
at once This is good news to persons
living along the line of the road, and viii
have tendency to reduce the price of
coal IN Lawrence tribune.
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Always reliable and eficacious. DIR. Bulls
baby syrup never disaPpoints mothers aad
nurses, but cures at once the troublesome
diseases Of baby hood. Sold everywhere at
. cents bottle. W40tl
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This is TO certify that -, a citizen
of the city f., has this day of
-, 1S-, been duly registered as vo-
ter in the ward poll-book of said
Monday in January, A. ID. 49,, if he is
otherwise qualified voter under the laws
of the state of Kansas.
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All new and strietfy Grst-cIass. and sold ut
the lowest net cash Wholesale factory prices
direct TO the purchaser. These pianos made
one of the finest displays at the centennial
exhibition. and were unanimously recon-
nended for the highest honoFs-oveT II 600
in use. Regularly Incorporated manufacture
ing company. Factory established over 81
years. The square Grands contain MathH-
shekss new patent duplex oveFstyuns scale
the greatest improvement il the history OF
piano making The uprishts are the finest in
America. Pianos sont on trial Don't fail
70 write Cor illustrated and descriptive cata-
lcgue OF - pages mailed free.
Our new styles ofJUBILEE ORGANS arc
the best in the world. An s-stop organ oaIy
$S5-With all the greatest. latest and best i'm
proYements, possessing power. depth, brit
llancy and sympathetic quality of tone
Beautiful solo effects and perfect stop action.
Solid walnut cases, Of beautiful design and
elegant finish. All pianes and organs sent on
Is days test triai-sreight free IL unsatislac-
tory. Circular free.
SHEET muse half price. Dollars worth
at one-third Of price Catalogue of LEO
choice pieces sent on receipt of &c. stamp.
HENDELSsOHN PIANO co
wS5ts q East 18Th direct, N L.
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In the District Court OF LYON county. Kan.
saS:
n. T. Green Il 5 Guerricr, partners as Tho
Chicago Lumber Co.

VS..
j. H. Logue and MIS-. l4ogue, wife of defend
ant, j. IL. Logue, whose full name is un-
known to these plaintiffs. and the unknown
heirs of Gcrsham l.. " aldo.
Pursuant to the order of said court all of
said defendants are notified that the names
OF the parties and court are as above stated,
and that they have been sued and that they
must answer the petition which the plaintiffs
have filed against them, before Satur-
day, November s. 1879, or said petition will be
taken as true and jude ment rendered accord
ingly, giving sad plaintiffs personal judg.
meht against defendant, H Logue for
800 90. amt interest thereon at - per cent
per annum from August ), 1873, and Tor costs
ON his promis>ory note of that date, and that
said judgment be decrecd to be a specific lien
upon the south half of the southeast quarter
of section IS. and the north half of the north
east quarter OF section 81, all in township Is
OF range II in Lyon county. Kansas, and that
all said deicRdants be barred and forecIosed
from having or asserting any title to or in
terest IN said real estate; and that said plain
tln's lien be 'lecrced To be prior and superior
to all others; and that said real estate he
sold to pay said Judgment and satisfy said
lien BUCK n EEIIOCG
W,lt3 ATTORNEYS PLAINTIFF
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The Tramps

New YORK, Sept 27.-The official
score of the grand International humbug,
organized in London and consummated
in New York, is as follows: Rowen,
$50; Merritt, 515; Hazael, 50016 Hart,
1929; Guyon, Al; Weston, 455 Ennis,
1901; Krohne, 45015; Taylor, 25O1,.
Great crowds followed the pedestrians
as they were driven to their respective
hotels. Rowell was sercnaded and
bowed his ACCOMPLISHMENTS
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Dalinnuent Lax Iisf-

hottie Is hereby given that so much of each
tr;lcf oil land or town lot described in the fol-
lowing list, and situated in Lvon county
hilnsli>, as may be necessary for that purpose
will, ON the fourth Monday, the same bcine.
the twenty seventh sissy OF October, 1879 bc
sold 10y me at pHsiic auction, at my Office in
the city of kmPOTia, In said Lyon county for
the delinquent charges thereon
u. w. EASTMAN
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JOHN A. MOORE,
MUSICIAN AND SURGEuN. once a,
his Drug Store, No. $50 Commercial ST.
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W. II. ROUP,

". H. IlUII,
PLY siCIAN Az 1UBSTETRICIAN, Rcat-
ing, Lyon 70, Has. Uiiice LIST door b oil posi-
Office. W Ill attend calls day or night .is-lI
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4 QuarreI Retween Brothers.

ToRoNTo, Canada, Sept 27.-During
a quarrel about property, Edward De
courci was shot dead by his brother, at
the village of Lambton The brother
then poisoned himself Both had been
drikinr
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Several Fires

CHICAGO, Sept. 2G.-A FIRE yesterday
morning destroyed q portion OF the
Marsh Harvester works at Plano, ILL
nois. Owing TO the isolation of the
place, particulars were hard to obtain,
but the loss VIII fall inside Of 5000
Insusurance small. a fire al Joliet last
night burned 4iurr's photograph gallery
and damaged several other buildings.
Loss $1,000. Partially insured.
SAN FRAEGIsco, Sept. 26.-Later ad-
vices state that the loss by the burning
of Alturas, the county seat of Modoc
county, is 100000; insurance $50, coo.
The office of the Modoc Indenendenl
and two livery stables were The only
buildings saved. the fire originated in
q variety store and Is supposed 10 be
the work of an incendiary-
FREEPoRT, Ill, Sept 2G.-The pump
and windmill mandatory OF II. MANI
burned today. Loss $500; insurance
81 600.
The Late Indian Battle.
WAsFINGToN, Sept. 26.-The fellow.
ing telegram from Col. Hatch, describing
the battle with the Indians an the 18Th
inst, has heea received at the war dc.
partmeat;
Lieutentants Dawson, Wright and Day
struck Victory trial at the head of Sierra
Blauco cannon on the 10th, and followed
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RoYs for thc Nam.

ST. LOUIS, Sept, 2T.- Capt Potter
naval recruiting officer, CLOSED his office
here last night, and will remove his
quarters to Cincinnati, where he will con-
tinue to recruit boys for the naval service
One hundred and fifteen boys were ac-
cepted here out of over 800 applicants /;
forwarded to New York last night, where
they will be placed on the training ship
Constitution.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 27-In order to
meet the demand for the exchange of
foreign gold coin and bullion for Ameri-
can gold, the Treasurer of the United
States has further increased the bullion
funds of the New York Assay office,
$15,000,000. This is the third time
within a month that the bullion fund
has been increased, owing to the i'm
mense arrival of foreign gold.
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Dir. W. W. HIBBEN.
OFFICE-Over Dunlap & Co.'S. Rank
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A TYEO HERMAN,
Dealers in Meats of all Kindsf
TJ.e Rest and Cheapest Meat Mrket in
Emporfa.

Have now on hand and for sale cheap "A large
amount Of Pork, Ham. Shoulder and Bacon,
thoroughly sailed, cured and sBOled, and
equal to the very best that can be found any
where. They have also large quantity
lard by the barrel or pound. Call and see it,
All orders receive pFOEspt attention, and
dealers are particularly requested TO give US
as usual kept at our market. on west side Of
C0mmerctaI street, opposite T.. o.. Emporia,
Kansas ATYEO n HERMAN.
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the delinquent charges thereon.
u. w. EASTMAN
Treasurer of Lyon county Kansas
5. 4. r.
, a OF ne A..-----..-.... -.--.--..-.. 81 ~ II
Ne "a of sw a IN Ia IA
Commencing at northeast corner OF
Benz browns land; thence east
81 a rod, thence south 25Is rods:
thence west BY rods; thence
north 25& rods TO beginning 6
acres in .....-...-... u 10 10
Commencing at nol thwest cornerof
A. Munday's land: thence west
II rods, a links; thence south
80 4-lO rods; thence east Il rods
a links; thence north 80 4-Io rods
to beginning, except . acres to Ct
d. MaNson andJ- Duran. - 10 20 IL
T. = OF sc a Observation-Disclosures. - 10 10
+ "a or NV a $1,000. ... & ~ 10
Emporia City-l4ot II West street
merIcus t0wnsite- Block 3. lots 10 and II
block ., lot !; block 80 lot IL; block g. Iof
10; block IS, lot Is: fractional block 4 Ioi =
Lot No in ne or see. e. town Is range g.
Hartford townsite-Block Il, lots 4. 5. G. g
and 3. Xlsa,4
In the District Court OF Lyon county, Kan
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c. \. MILLS, u. D.,
81 RECON AND HOMEOPATHIC PHY
ST. Ian. oihce at the residence OF Mrs
Judge Ruggles. 1xITtf
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l.. ID. JACOBS, NJ. d.,
OFFICE in Perley x Ryder's drug store
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Prohibitory State Convention.

BosToN, Sept. 24.-The prohibitory
state convention was held to-day; Rev
a. A. Miner presiding. Resolutions
were adopted, and the following nomin-
ations made: Governor. Rev. Daniel c.
Eddy; lieutenant-goye Timothy
Keral; secretary of state, Charles Almy :;
treasurer, David N. Skillings; auditor,
Jonathan III. 0rme; attorney general,
Samuel NJ. Fairfield. A resolution was
passed inviting the cooperation of the
women in the work of the party, and in
voking their use of the ballot.
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PHYSICIANS.

I'Its. AIIIf.N a IHUMISUN,
nOMCEPATHiC PHYSICIANS AND Sur
GEONS- Having located permanently m
EhtorIa, one OF US will be i'm constant at
tendance at our oflce, over GRANGE STORE
DR. ALLEN will give special attention 10 dis
eases uI females aud children U93tf
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formerly resident physician and surgeon
oil Mcrcy hos pital, Chicago, Illinois, anu Late
permanently located at kmporia kunsas IN
Practice ms profession Calls promptly at
tended to IN the city or country. Oflicc in
EshfldSe block, north oil First National Bank
EmpoTid, Kansas. dI59ll-Iyasft
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DIR. ]. w. EIIEINS

j. W. TRUEWORTIY, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Emporia.
Kansas. Once at Sisters drug store.
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Railroad Accident.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 24-About three
O'Clock this morning, as the passenger
train from Kansas City to st. Louis ap-
preached Centralia, Mo, the reclining
chair car struck the rear end a freight
train, which was standing on the switch
and projecting over the main track, and
was badly crushed. Nearly everyone
in the car was more or less hurt, and one
woman, whose name was unknown, it is
said has died from injuries received. All
the cars oi'tbe train were somewhat dam
aged, lut nobody Was hurt except those
i'll the chair coach. The injured passen-
gers w.'r'' brought here and taken to the
Lindcll h"tei, where they are being cared
for at the expense of the railroad com
many
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DRS- LAWRENCE 4 LAWRENCE
DIR. j & LAW RENEE. DIR. TINNIE s. LAWRENCE
OculIst ana Aurist. Obstetrics and Disease
3-Lf NJ XVo,,.,,,
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ST. LOUIS, Sept IA private circular
has been issued here by the Trades As
semhly and sent to all the Assemblies IN
the United States and British North
America, setting forth project for a gen
eral strike of all the trades, the time to be
determined by the Trades Assemblies, and
to take united action for the adoption
and enforcement of the eight hour law,
and the abolition of the truck system and
child labor. The also propose to organ
ize Unions of all trades not now organic
ed, and to appoint an Agitation Com
mittee to carry out the purposes Of tue
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Vate On Their County Seat.
VI r. g.. az IN,

SAX FRANoIsCo. Sept. eJ-The public
banquet committee waited on Gen. Grant
In regard to fixing the date. The gener-
al informed them that he was awaiting a
dispatch from Gen. Sherman, relative to
The meeting of the veterans of the army
of Tennessee, and that he intended to go
to the Yosemite next week His future
movements would depend upon the ma
ture of Sherman's reply, and he there
fore preferred the committee should
wait till his return from the Yosemite
before fixing the day for the BANQUET.
Yesterday the ex-president was re-
ceived at Oakland, California. A large
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GALVESTON, Sept. 27.-James Quizcn-
bury, who was lately acquitted of the
wife last year, was to-day shot dead by
G. G. Rogers, city marshal The state
witness in the trial of Quizenbury has
repeatedly threatened Rogers life
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T. NORTHAMPTON.
DENTAL SURGEON, EmpurIa. Kansas
OIice over Grange store, W.T.. Allen X
P>ou dl40moi- wild
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The Census Enumeration.

For the work OF ting the census
Ohio has been divided into eight districts,
as follows:
First District-Allen, Defiance, Fulton.
Hancock, Henry, Lucas, Ottawa, Pudding,
Putnam, Sandusky, Seneca. Van Wert
Williams, Wood, and Wyandot Counties.
Second District-Auglaize, Champaign
Clarke, Darke. Greene. Hardin, Logan.
Mercer, Miami. Montgomery, Preble, and
Shelby Counties
Third District-Brown, Butler, Clermont,
Clinton, Hamilton, and Warren Counties.
Fourth District-Adans, Gallia. High
land, Hooking, Jackson, Lawrence. Meigs,
Pike, Ross, Scioto and Vintol Counties.
Filtl, Observation-Disclosures, Fairfield, Fay
ette, Franklin. Knox, Licking Madison.
Marion, Morrow, Pickaway and Union
Counties.
Sixth District Ashland, Crawford, Guy.
alp'ga, Erie, Holmes. Huron. Loruin, Me.
dina, Richland and Wavne Counties.
Seventh District-Athens, Belmont, Co.
shocton, Guernsey, Harrison. jefferson,
Monroe, Morgan, Muskingunl, Noble, Perry
and W ashingt n Counties.
Eighth District-Ashtabula Carroll. CO.
lumbiana, Geauga. Lake. Mahoning, Port.
aye, Stark, Summit, Trumbull and Tuscara.
was Counties.
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SINKING FUND TRUsTEES.
Mr.. 81. Hoffman and His Bonds,

1r. b. HOFFMAN ana His Bonds.
The Sinking Fund Trustees met yester-
day afternoon in the Office Of the City Au-
ditor.
MIR. g. w. Bard submitted proposition
to lease for term Of twenty wears the
wharf property now occupied by him. He
will pay -. 800 per annum, and will put up
within eighteen months an elevator to cost
at least 50. 600. the insurance ON the eleva-
tor to be 1000
The proposition was accepted, and the
Wharf Committee was authorized to see
the lease properly executed.
Mr.. Dexter was appointed committee
of one to act in having collected in book
form all laas relating to the Sink Ing Fund,
together with statement Of the bonded
Indebtedness of the city.
The matter uf the over-issue Of IN"
bonds by Auditor 81. Hoffman was also
AIKEN up. Four mure of them, all unlaw-
fully issued, were discovered. Mr.. HoH:
man submitted u lengthy report in refer.
ence to these bonds.
After the repDrt was read, Mr.. Dexter
put series Of questions to Mr.. Hoffman
as follows:
Mr.. Dexter-Did you ever buv anv 9th.
| er bonds except M from w. n. Bristol
Answer-Yes, l bought three Work-houst
"Y g."
| Mr. Dexter-How do you account fo
the over payments of interest on this issue
A. never made an over-payn,ent of in
terest OH any issue. II the bunk has seei
| fit 10 pa, interest on coupons OH bOnd
that have been called it is not nv fault.
have never drawn my warrent for 1t.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures, did you neve
draw your warrant for an 0ver-paynent 0
coupons on bond MP
Answer-No, sir; under no circumstance
On the contrary, after my attention wa
called to the over-issue of bond IN" pai'
slight attention to the eOver-issue for the rea
son that the city was not paying the cou
pons for said 0ver-issue; but my warran
was drawn for the correct amount that Wa
out, according to the records in my ofic.