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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-11

COMMITTEE RsPosr. "A committee
.ppoinssd fos tbs parpose Of making the
necessary exsminstion. have made the
report following 70 tho 0@R.& n Co.:
/" The sscosd part Of eur mission. viz.
The sonsidefstSos 81 The qusstion
whether Il would be desirable to &C.
auirs for our seapmuy tbs railroads Of
Western Orsgun ieeludieg The Oregon
K Csliiossis. s1leoding IRON Portland
up the riebt tosk ~ he WiIIs@ssts for
. distsncs q 80 nilee u ~ town Of
Rossburs. snd ~ Wetmn Oregon
Railroad. susnise ~ Post1ssd in .
south westerly diFsstioe 400 miles mp
the left bank OF sbe Willamette River
to thu tovs. Of Casvsilb. VS. cut short
by nee dsvslopasssts. ASsOtCb oom-
papy ssubsrkesi. 1t the time Of our Wait,
an . project Of oonstssetiag Z systes Of
narrow gage railroads in the Wil-
iamstts VALLEY. psrsiisl md competi.
tive for Considerable distance 10 ths
standard gsugs rosds msatiossd. Under
the oisoumstapcss ws con bat
seoomwsud TO sbsndon. for the present
81 lsast. the contemplated scquistin.
M aSsr elhiex thesaAeniag I coupe-
thionss - s5h0uld %shsvs favored
the parchass. at fair valuation.
Of The Western Oregon roads, both
Of which woald hsvs psevsd vslusbls
feeders 70 our oeesn iinss"
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DIsrnlCr CoUnr POCKET.

The following ID - list Of the civil
and equity csses 10 b tried il the DE-
trict Court At Port Tewnssnd nsxi
week:
Ellen Madison Il al ~ 8 8 Irwis-Ia
equity: continued
c Eisenbeis W J @ Hanson and J Fl.
woods equity; oustinsed =
G o Haller ~ Willis 0illiso-
Continued.
8 Grose " has creditors IGsel vsncy;
coutinusd.
Puget Sound Pilots W 3 II Neal.
mond -Continusd. 49,.
w 0astoo ~ T Dasnold d
+ A Bartlett W ] 4ohrdick-Fofs-
closure Of mortgage. cootinnsd. -
j Henderson " J Feessmas-Oa-
timed. EM 20
he willison vs. A q 0srrstt-Fore-
clrsure Of mortgage; eontiaued.
Wright & Browne " @ Willough by
Continued.
Waterman & Kstx " 8 Packard and
l. Rogers-Contiuued.
GO Halter " A Osboras - ostip.
ued.
III SalIey " p Tuksy-At lsw on
note; continued.
Salem FIGURING Mills W D c q
Rcthschild--Aeopunt; esntinuea.
c Smith " r Smith-Dlvoeee.
81 Barns - @ o Hsllse-At lsu on
note.
J Davis " w II h learned sad X "
DsIion -Mechanic's lien. w rv-
@ O Halter " 81 J Maddox-Pro.
missory note.
T Potter ~ s B vroman-At Law on
note. H sass
B Butterfly ct 81 " Ship Topg.llso,
In admiralty. .3
RW DeLion " " b Il Learned
and Harriet Leasasd and ] Davis
Foreclosure Of mortgage.
P DsJesup " his essditOss -Insol-
veucy. % ffs u
q o Hallsr W w Csockstt-At Law
on note.
GO Halter " r Gags-A. Law On
note. 4
on note.
q o Hsiler W James G Tsrry-At
Law on note.
Mcdonald W Bark Roswell Spray nc
In admiralty; ssAman's wages.
] Kinnsth W o H Morg.n AT Law
on note. sffk FEFFsE go
] Scott vs. Annie Scott- Divorce.
@ o Halter " ID T Lewis-Fors.
closure Of chattel mortgage.
d Pearson 70 A Aiexandsr-At Law
on account.
A Moll vs. J II Salley-At Law -
note.
Emma Wescait W A 4 Wescott-
Divorce.
Gel Wood VI & L Msstick L Co.
Newell Bro. v. G L 6ehar-At law
on account.
G G Bartlett vs. + W Pettygrove-A,
law ON account.
s u Libby W Bark Harvest Home
In admiralty.
/ Kstz W Estate Of T Quiuian. de-
ceased Appeal.
There are also four criminal cases.
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All the Vsnconves delegates bat one
have returned home.
One eighth Of the veil known schoon'
er Ida Schususr hes been sold Tor fs.'
500.
II. p. Jones, of Ban Francisco hss
purchsssd the bsrksntine Jane Il.
Fslkenburg, frr 5000. she will con-
tisss 70 the HsnoIuis trade. Jtf
The Raw Cleo Herbert Watsso viii
probably stsrt On tue Dskoss for New
York. thers 90 stfsnd the religious
gathering 10 which he IVES elected 10
The Convoeatioa Of Jnns last. He viii
IL sose shoot too nsoushs. Nss Wat
son will rsmain acre. - Asf -
An entertainment viii be given next
week 1t Moth 6ssssls by the kpiseops-
lane a this city tsr the bessdt Of .
new chapel to be erected there. Music.
rscitstsons, snd . varied programme
will b. presented. Refsesbmests and
. good social time aftervssds.. The
entsstsins sns nil be u The new Ud.i
Feliovs's Hall, and the Submission 25
cents. Passenger teams will be run.
uisg frsn Ocsidsstai 'sqasre silths
evening.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-11

Bgo0ISG. For tae past few days.
two able bodied Young mea. who had
better he ct work making an honest
living. have been engaged in begging
about the streets. They are good judges
Ut human nature. ard lay for their vic.
Tins When q charitable looking man
Comes along. one of them approaches
him In meek way. and says no is q
stranger In the town. and has not had a
bit 10 eat for twenty-four hours. In
most instances they get from twenty
Ave TO fifty cents. They have 80 fas
done pretty good business. but when
1t IL known that they are bilks Of che
first water. their income will grow very
email. A gentlemen informs US that
they are Of the light fingered gentry
order. and unless they clear out, they
will b vsggsd.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-11

FRoM THE NoRrH.-The steamer
Grsppler arrived st vistOria from
Wrangel the other day. She bsought
down $500 casesof csnAed Alaon iron
Absrdesn fishery. q pax aainals AMI
several packages Of fura Dense fogs
were experienced during most Of the
voyage. The news froa Csssias ID not
important, but ct Omisecs diednen
have been struck BY Gfimths which
prospect we'll The sun e simon In
6keens river has been exceptionally
good and the Absrceen and Inverness
oanneries have put up some 10. 900 oassa
each and sre shut down. ~
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City Council Proceedings.
FRIDAY. Sept. 10. 1850

FRIDAY. Sept. 10. 1850.
couscil nsst pursaant t. adjourn
mept.
Prssest-- HIS Honor che Mayor ard
ConGcilmen McDons.d. Nation. R.sin,
Collins. q j Densmore.
On motto. OF Councilman McDo1sld
!: was ordered that the Street Commits.
sioner be aud is hereby instructed to
provide for the drainage frov, the
alley below thAY Dung property. near
Mill street
On motion Of Councilman Collins il
vas ordered that the Street Commit
sio1er b sni 10 hereby instructed to
remove nuis.ncs on Third street, near
the Lyls property.
A liquor iicsDss Vas granted 10 Geo
Beshan fos thf 20 months.
BiLLs oRDKRED PAID;
Stewart & Ebersold.. !. SO 30
Schssbeslss Dses 4 Co.,. -. .2o.23
iHTELLlGExcER... ..<.......-... 1875
The City Attorney submitted Ordi-
nance No 223. TO establish FIRE limits
in the City Of Seattle. which was
adopted.
The City Attorney submitted Ordi-
nance No IA. 70 regulats the discharge
OF ballast. Adopted
On motion Of Councilnan Rasin Il
was O dered that the rate for discharg-
Ing ballast, provided for under Or
dipsnce No. Ell. be fixed in the sum OF
IS tor each vessel.
On motion Of Councilman Collins il
WAS ordered that permit be granted
10 Capt Hatfield to discharge ballast
from the ship Majestic inte the Mar
shall wharf.
On motion o. Councilmsn Rssin it
wss ordered that the Clerk be instruct
ed 10 have 25 copies Of the order Of
business printed for the use Of the
Council
The CouDcil proceeded to consider
the Surveyors report On The proposed
grading u Front street. laid ever from
last msetiag. The report was again
laid over until next meeting.
Adjnusnsd until Mosday evening.
Sept. IS. 1880
r. >. OssonxE. Clerk.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-11

Will the IxTxLLIoKxcxR, foe the saks
OF the health Of the city Of Seattle. give
notice for the Health O@cer % lnvssti.
gaze the stencil Noticeable a Third
street. between Spring and Seneca ?
The outhouss, gutter and sisk dsaiaags
10 horrible. and two cases Of lou river
are lingering in their recovery there
from. OLrAcTonY.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-11

DEsEcsATIox.-Ws hesr complaints
OF parties ~ho. While out huntisg. hss
their guns OF and shot st marks in The
Aasonic cemetery. Comoon decsscy
aud proper regard for the fsslings d
others. Who nay have frisaas barred
there. should prevent parties frsn tAus
dssscratiug . cemstesy. The 4asoue
nov hare man IN charge a thsis
grave yard. aud ~ tsuse h will hess.
after sepost:ths naoes Of all,peeseos
Who ssy bs guilty Of sach dj1gsaoeeal
perform Ancss- fS8f III
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-11

Much is being said 10 tae papsrs jsst
nos aboat Asdioal Lsks il WpsAtns-
ton Territory. which ssems to b. . sost
Of modern Bethssds, 70 which the lane.
the halt add the blind move. hopine =
get relief. The waksn u This lsko,
ho~svsr. cannot hsein 90 cnrs baskaehs
and diseases 81 The kid1syS Snd urinary
orgsna - doc the Qregoa Kidssy Tsa-
Sold evssyWhees.
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D,.rs,cr osunr rnscxxD,sc,


SEATTLE. Sept. 10.
M.rgaret G Pesrson 70 Thos r Pear.
s0n-Ksfeired 10 q n Rssin to take
testimony.
c II Mann 70 A MorhmAn- Cou,,n-
ued for the term.
Jas CtpNiord 1t al " Geo d Hill
collector 81 tsxes. etc--Continued till
Wednesday. Nov II. 1880
Ohss II Low W Benjamin stretch
Judguent for plaintiff for $ils6.27 aud
sttoruey's fee Of 800 and costs, and IN
order Of sale Of mortgaesd property
ordered.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-11

Low FRErour RArE.--A tslsvran
fro. Chss. II. Nslis. ths wsll-know6
height agent infarus the TxrxLLaosx-
czR that TIE steamship Empire will
Ail froa San fsancisc0 On the 18th
inst. taking freight direct 70 Sound
ports q the low rate Of two dollarS Per
ten. This h On spnounceaeut Of In
terest 10 our meschanta. who will hail
with JOY the advent Of lower freight
rste~ Orders by telegraph will be 10
tisae 10 secure shipments on the Em-
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pxArir g. 4 MOTTO NON .-In. ANAL

DEATH or A Norxp MAx.-Tn small
town in Arisooa Territory there died
on the 18th Of Augast last John Nor.
Sis. G E.. IN early resident of Victoria.
1t the advanced age Of 10 Mr. Morris
bull: shs Hudson Bsy Cos wharves
aud warehouses; and tbs 6r,t James
Bay bridge. anu vas connected with
snaay ether i,oai improvements. In
early life he vas engaged 10 important
enterprises 10 Ireland and Australia.
He was full Ut energy and enterprise
and withai very eccentric. Victoris
Coloaist. Assss*
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rus tsAn am Nosr,.sas.-.Tsss,

rus OsAn AND Nos1Rsax.-.T
d $50 lad 70 : peial Is niIss sostk-
vesd fosl shs shtp ssr.is.ss = I'D
Rock. 4oatana. and the grading 10
completed 1ue - miles further. The
- Of ~ teaak b $40 nilss fssn The
southern tseminss q Ogdsa. Utah. and
Il % expected the. IN osptembss nsw
terminal statioa will b sstAblished
sssst 80 ~iles frsa Ogdse. nT
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-11

Il , nsdiciae that will do the most
good In the shortesE possible time and
Hast expenss. N. +. Cody D ca,
drngsisss and spothecariss. sss NV
iatr0duciag into NE nafkes LIS Of
non-sscs~s medicines Ole fusmnla fbr
The preparation Of vhlsh b pnhlisAsd
% lhs wrappss.) which are designsd
especially fur diseasws peculiar 10 this
climate. Our preparation Of tar and
Wild cherry IL bestsr Scr coughs and
coda than German syrup ar any other
.nsdiaise- Oar HaFssparillA for he
Alood: our extract Of Buohu Tor the
kidnsys; oar Troohss for broncAitis;
or Soothing syrup far children; ocr
I.osenges for vorms: oar Conditu
Povdeg fue cattle ard hossea; or -
ssace Of Pspsin far dyspepsia. and oar
varioas toilet preparations are the best
IN uss.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-11

An alarm Of hrs at midnight i . Start.
ling thing. but not hall % seastlisg "a
many Who hsas d - voalA - ~ -.
den knovledgs Of thsit ows danesgo1s
physical con0itjon. 1AouMndo snA
thoosands are hurrying 70 tlsir efsvss
because they ass csrsjeoly indiheeest
% the lussdious iareAds of dfseoee and
the means Of curs. u h - mission q
H II Warner 3 Co.. with thsir oais
Kidney and Liver Cure. - arsu0 IN
% seuse At their danger and thea eass
them. -ktmpAs Appeal
The Chicago Tise ssys: Wasssfs
Safe kidney and Ltvsr Cure o Aighly
ssdosssd - aiaislsss. ja1gso. rlysi-
clans, Surgeons. BIZ men q GtssaSy ard
scholarly distinstioa. and b Individuals
in all the wslks q Ne.
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Psopsar1 ovrns o. K, an. Co..
TIE Oregon Railway aud Navigstion
Coapsny, besides . large quantity u

Coapsny. besides large quantity u
lspds .ns.r PsEtlAnd, Cascades, Gallo,
~ psllss, UmaeillA, WsllnlA. Iswissou,
Clslssp. Osseon 0lsy aad Salem. and
dosks and wssshoasea = Portland. As
sosis sed oehes plaess. cad shops. ways,
Si{less, naehinefy &c. owns 400 miles
IL Telegraph lis@. Ell nilss OF railroad
10 locomotives. 49, cars. 300hosses and
mules. 30 steamboats,. 10 bssges. 2
ssows, 3 wharf boats. and 7726 tsns Of
ocean sleAaships. rsprssenasd By the
City II Uhssosr. Geo. ". Elder. Orseop
and Columhia. The va1ns a all this
psepssty russ prssty well up in the
nlllious. 60
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-11
Iho Blue Ridge Route.

In conversation with Gen. r. N. Hood,
president Of the above road, he Informed us
that he had just received information from
tho principal stockholders of his road that
they were ready at any time to complete it
to tho North Carolina line. IIo also has
assurances from Col. G. j. Forcacrc, of
Georgia, that ample arrangements have
been made for tho completion of tho road
in that State to tho line between Georgia
aud North Carolina. This leaves seventy
miles unprovidcd for, being that part of tho
road which will run through the State Of
North Carolina. Gen Hood informs US
that steps are being taken 10 socuio the
means for tho completion of that link, and
he is sanguinc that the time is not far
distant when it will bo done Taken
together, he does not think the construction
of this part Of the line will be more cx pen
slvo than that from here to Maryvllo.
We have the utmost confidence in tho
completion Of road from Knoxville to the
Atinn,c scaboari in very few years. The
friends Of the Blue Ridge road arc very ac--
tive, aud have recently obtained legislation
in South C1rolna to their interests.
Within the next ten years the dreams Of q
half century will he realized, aud Knox
vile "iil have direct communication Will
| Charleston and Au .usta.
The Louisville anl Nashville c0mpsny
have arrprl 10 lnon SlDD ODn or ,l,o;, ,r.,,;, :,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-11
Court.

Tho result Of tho various cases of homicide
tried at the present term Of tho Court will be
found elsewhere in our columns as we'll as the
sentences imposed.
The civil court was opened at o'clock P. NJ.
on Tuesday, docket six called and the other
dockets sounded. Tho civil business will he
brief and court will doubtless adjourn on
Thursday.
Ills Honor during the entire term has been
Kind and courteous in all cases involving life
and liberty, giving TO tho bar such opportunities
IN matters of introducing evidence and arcu.
mcnt as would likely promote the ends Of
justice and secure full hearing OF the cause.
We have never seen Judge more patient and
panstakng and ono whose instructions TO ,c
jury were marked by more fairness and ability
than Judge Thomson. His known ability and
experience MS lawyer have been fully illus
tratcd in his administration here.
The civil side of The court has lust opened
and as yet no jury business has been tried.
Solicitor Cothran has represented tho interests
of the State with his usual ability. We venture
this and no ether State can produce nm ADLER
and reader prosecuting officer, or one who
exhibits moro fairness in the responsible position
ho fills.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-11
Dr.. S. B. Jones.

lie preached IN interesting sermon in the
Walhalla Methodist Church last Sunday. The
occasion was sacraincntal. Text: "Bclovcd
now aro we tho sons Of God, and il doth not vet
appear what We shall be; but We know tha.
whch he shall appear, VIC shall be like him; for
~o shall sec him as he ISL John, 80 The
unfolding of the sublime ideas of the text, the
new birth, tho incorporation into the Kingdom
through faith in tho Son, tho fact of sonship,
The uncomfortable wealth of blessings contained
in it, the entire movement of tho man-thc
absolute commitment to purifcation-lhc grow
ing into tho image of Christ in the discipline of
our lifc--tho final finish of that glorious image
in our own person at the second coming-thc
unfolding of these central truths was very i'm
prcssiyc, and in somc instances very touching,
The interest was cumulative, growing more aud
moro 10 The end In cndeavoring 10 analyzc the
power OF DR.. Jones as n public speaker. we
nave reached the following conclusions: Ills
GEAR conception of the truth, tho evident in
corporation of it in his own experience. tho
carncstness growing out of an unfaltcrnn re-
lance upon it and The decision and boldn,ss If
cnunca.ion, these last clements prowi,g or. or
natural temperament, tempered and restrained
ny INC m!h'ary education { his carly life. lie
Las also high order OF business talents and is
3l-..!a' with the principles and details Of
ats'a2SS. This accounts in some degree for lis
succees .ministcring The business interests or
his District I..a s4.', a man, under sncb cir
cumsta ,cs, aih s"ch Ei.tg, should turn awov
from the splendid prizes wl.ioh attract and in.
fatuate most men, and in n spiri. Of genuine
humility devote himself and his time To tbo
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-11
Quarterly Conference.

The first session Of the Quarterly Conference
was held for Wnlhalln Circuit and Mission Mt
Walhalla, on Saturday, 9Th instant, after a ser
mon from Presiding Elder S. T. Jones' y. y.
In consequences Of the rainy appearance Of
tic weath~r ',o meeting was thinly attended.
''lsi-tai Of lc Conference Mr. j.
Graz. n ,el u Steward n, Whitmirc's S
rico l.. io, cnai: Y G. nnllcnccr and
r. nat"or &c "'g IT Double
..yrinSs; IL. i. H.n. .g!1a.. ,Sas stg,al Steward
ut Westminster vice j. .. Riley, resigned; y. J.
Sutt'cs was elected Steward AT Walhal!a; j. T.
Sanders was elected Recording Steward.
The amount Of money sem up nom the
churches for the support OF the ministry was
$50
The next Quarterly Conference will be held ut
Center Church.
The report Of the preacher in charge, in
reference to Sunday Schools, was not very
Aatcring.
The report in reference to the state of the
church was full, and satisfactory, us to the hope
of future development
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-11
Combinations of Supervisors Of
Census.

The Senate Of tho United States on last
Saturday, the 9th instant, confirmed tho n,mina-
tions of tho following Supervisors or Census for
South Carolina: First District-Catwallad J.
Pridc Second Dstrict-lIcnry Hammond; Third
District-IIcnry L. Brccdcn. We suppose the
cnumcraors of the different counties will now
DO appointed as soon rs practicable. Oconcc
County, according to the census Of 1870, will be
entitled 10 about three cnumcrators; certainly TO
not moro than four. For these appointments
thcro arc at least ono dozen or moro applicants,
who have forwarded and will forward their pcti-
tions 10 Mr.. Pride for his considerations 1t
will DO hard to tell who will be the lucky per
sons. Mr.. Pridc's post Office address is Rock
lIill in York County
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-11
Western North Carolina
Hlcans by You Know
Who.
wuITEsIDE COVE.

The Upper Charley" has moved and tho
Clover Charley" has two "Grcek slaves"
Some gold hunters have been making falso
alarms about new mines.
Mrs. Lombard has some tomato plants up
which are quite carly for this mountain coun-
try. The name Of this tomato is tho "Arnio
Hampton" and is nnmcd after a noblo lady,
whose voice is now silent but who left uan y
friends through here that will testify to her
kindness and generosity.
Your correspondent lives at the foot Of a
ragged cdge Of the famous Whitesido Mounc
tain known Ms tho Deyils Court House We
have never sccn Ills Satanic Majesty holding
court yet. Tho court hoaso soems to be in
possession of somo birds known as ravons.
who battlo with tho hawks almost daily.
CASHIERS VALLEY.
We will say for the benefit of some board,
ing house keeper that this valley offers a good
inducement for some person TO keep board
ing house. The people who como hero to
spend tho summer would patronizc it largely
and tho cattle drovcrs would congrcgatc here
in tho fall and tcamstors would make i,
lively in tho winter.
Inc neat mau VINO represents this county
in tho Legislature oug'iS to 10 elected fvon,
this end Of tho county. Tho county is &C
miles long and by all means there should be
q new county made, ard tho man who runs
lor the Legislature ought to do all ho can to
have tho new county made.
HIGitI.ANDS
This section is settling up fast. Some
truck farmers aud dnirymcn would do good
business around Highlands
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-11
Presentment of the Grand Jury.
SOUTH CAROLINA. OcofrE County,
In THE SESSIONS.
MARCIt TsRM 1880.

TO His Honor Thomas Thomson, P'esid-
ing Judyo of the EiyhM Judicial
Circuit:
We. tho Grand Jury of Oconcc County,.
respectfully beg leaSo to make tho following
rs our report:
We have. by a committee of our body,
examined the public Buildings aud find them
in go d condition, except tho hearth in tho
floor Of the Jail, which needs somo repairs
and recommend that it be repaired at once.
We have also examined tho Poor HouSss
and find tho paupers are properly cared fofS
We have also examined the books of theV
kept.
We havo examined the books Of all tho
Trial Justices, except T. A. IIoke's, (whon
reports to our body that his books are at Ses,
neca City, and find them to be correctly.
kept.
We would present to this Court the report
to our body oftho misconduct Of Trial Justice
lIokc, in refusing to grant q warrant, whom
called for. for tho arrest Of Z. 0. Parker:
a great many Of tho roads in tho county
arc in bad condition.
Tho jury would report that q portion Of
tho road leading from Seneca City in tho
direction Of Townsillc is in very bad condi-
tion, aud that it be nut in good condition at
once. Also Tint y n,rtion Of tho road leading
{yom Cunncross BRIDGE. rcnr Mrs. Aloxnn.
der's, to We .ius,er. is too narrow, aud
would recommend that those portions DO
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